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RAILROADS.

Boston and Worcester Railroad
20 - -: -
FAIL & WINTER ARRANGEMENT; connasncins
MONDAY, Oct 6, 1851
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON, as follows
toI Worcester at $50 (and Ex) am, BIS, $50, Ex
4,(& S., Ex) p.m
a MilI6ury at go am. 400 '
Milford at 7.3O am. 500
Saxonville 500 =" Sis
Newton. sow. Tr.), SIS, 9 A. NJ. $780, e i5fw
Trl 3, 5.l5, 6.I5 & 9.l5 pm
Brookline, 7s5 $780, s ~ m, l2s, p, Az 81, 81
TRAINS FOR BOSTON as follows:
cave Worcester shout $, at $780, loSOsm.; (s.S5
EN J, 4.30 (lO.30 Elk p.E
Millbury zoo 400 pm
Milford at 7.45 % 445
SaxonviIIe al 7.s0 345
Newton, Z. IS s.. $50 wv Tr.l is, iL55 NV.
Tt. am;2, lis, sis, $685. CH. Tr.), SIS, p m.)
Brookline al 7.l5, s, and lO.s am; ISO, 8, S,
oeis,d&wtf c. TwICHELI., supr
Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad
la g - !! & ....s::;s -:
TINRAINS leave Worcester for Ftchburg, in connec
L with the Worcester aud Nashua trains, ever,
dav e1tept Sundays, at
G.3g and IL A. NJ and NJ Is PM
RETURNING-leave FitchbHrg
500 A. NJ, l245 and 5.45 p. Nj.
The shortest and direct Railroad route between
Worcester, Mass aud Burlington, Vt, is by the way
of Fchburg Bellows Fails aud Rutland This route is
twenty-tWt miles shorter than any other.
The next shorter route is by the way of Ftchburg
Beluws Falls, Windsor, White River Junction. and
Montpelier. This route is 20 miles shorter than any
other, except the mentioned above, and it is 20 miles
nearer than any other to all stations the Yer
mont Central and PassnII psc River Railroads.
Passengers going by ethe by the NOR
ming train stop at FtchbIrg hour dine at Bellows
Falls and arrive Burlington early BY any other
route.
Passengers in the II O'Clock train from Worcesterstop
al Ftchburg three hours, when they proceed to
Kirkland mr. and
next morning.
RETuhNINo-The early train from Fitchburg arrives
Worcester in to connect with the trains for
Boston. Providence, Norwich and New York via
Springfield.
Passengers from above, who arrive at Fitchhurg in
the II so train, dine there and arrive in Worcester
at two O'clock. Those who arrive in the so train an
take Fitchbug, and arrive in Worcester i'm sea-
son for them York train, via Norwich
apl7-du lVER 3 PHILLIPS President
Providence and Worcester Railroad.
La ri E5:sssz1 - rFzszsss5i1
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CHANDLER & Co.. q Summer Street
BOSTON
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HoOds Transported between Worcester
ana New York as Low, and with E.
qualDespatch, as by amy OtherLine.
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.

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EXPRESSES. &C.
New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER &N.Y.

Commercial Line of Steam Propellers
DEL " ZEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK.
TRI-WEEKLY-UsuaI time Is Hours.
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Valuable business stand Hent In Warrington
Y.


HREE in the large building erecting on ne Old
session given te st Of Ocsooe
modern style for the dry Foods
The IL fo-i wide by
dsep clear sdsht in the Of the store ~
high hnished for
lighted Windows an around the
building market feet
deep 2G wide by ~ feet deep having
1t bAreTHeni hni,h~d Tor
SIS feet 6i"ches high Thre
a with its basement ~ an sasy
stairway. wide by 81 feet with sky
light the of The very large store could
the last stores into one Each store mas
the pavement, tor uei
the LIST OF October next
tte business street ~ the
h.h, a 50 feet Deep IL In bah In hs most
substantial aud capital stand Tor wholesale or retail
business kind. = ..El-. s9..L II
The - nh
spaee ant Of The wasrhosee
fronting the best and modsm style
boarding modern hxtures u tanks and waisr
the di,b story speaking hro Oh the sa~lss, Ac
compe. Aso hue sn ealcony
around building, level with hs pAos noo
which the boarding house
conn building front The dis,as roon 10 <6
Is feet onr BY ~ ect wide,
There eight Other OF those
dne sliding suitable for hand
private pno the remainder Of hose roeme VIII maka ess
ant airy good kchess, and
The valuable and
apply subscriber the Poo
House, side Pennsyvania between ID and ~
streets ..,, ...,.~,.r
pt l6-eod2wif
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A NEW Route to Pittsburg, via the Baltimore, Sus-
sssho~~n aad Pe"r.yira~is Through Pb".s "
An will Calve'i station dali,
United States mail from Warrington B-ltmorr n
connecting with the fast line nj Middetown mr.
rivi.g ~ Harrisburg nj lk,p m TO dinner.
The aih leaves Harrisburg for the west 2, arriving
Athis point the option
the Johnsown thence by boats
stages from H0idaysbnrg 10 Pittsbarg. Et
Tcketa be sold following 70 wit
yruhtsvle, Columbia, Marietta, Mddleown Harrisburg
Miesown Psrrysyie Hunt
inRdon, Hoidsy sysburg and pitsborg Er
This train with Cumberland Valley railroad
passes through Carlisle. shppensbup Chambersbug
other points this road 81
from Washington
the above points, baggage Of company will be n h
Railroad Company arrival
Receive the will b
car free n Calvert station ff4.s
VI = 80 ROBERT STEWART,
Oct1--df Ticket Agent
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Distant subscriber may by ieuor the
on which will be BY all risk assumed BY in
sale transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER pubisted dur'ns the
''o1s ~ Congress- and during the rscsss
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United states rasen, Omc-. /.

IN petition Naib J. Wyeth, Camhridqe Massachu
for the extension ~ him
improvement preparing ice for shipping, vears
expiration ps'cn' which place M
dry or December 1851 'a
II ordered the said petition he heard
Monday the 10Th Of November " O'clock ana
al notified apperr show cause any
why said peubon ought granted.
Persons opposing the extension required he the Patent
Office their objections, specifically writing, ieas
days before filed by either
he used Mt the said hearing and transmitted
IN accordance with the the ooe which will be furnished
application.
Ordered, published in The National In
tell Republic Union Washington city Daily Hee ho
Ton, Msssscbu-es; Providence Jonras Providence hhoae
leland Couast Hartford Conpecticp Albany state RepT"
bany, n. "; Express New York and fsnn, y.n,a '"au'
Philadelphia, once tof 'nree sW
10Th day Of November ner me oay
| Of hearing. n,o. rvo.uv
ra,o,s AZ ,s .bove papers win please copy and send
hin. 10 she patent once. paper containing this notice
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township one, Of the suwsnnee ve range
sixteen. .@e... +.
Lands appropriated Of Schools military
with oveSowed IandS
thereby which
before ie days for
public sales respectively under the entitled Ap
Us enable Arkansas and reclaim the
swamp land within their limits" approved September 2ot 1880
be eIcudd the sales And
granted military
deed United States H be permitted any the
toned lands provided by the An
paion for the civil and diplomatic Of the government
&c, al proved Sd March, 1871. TFt.5##s#Ef
The offering above will
the days apponted and win proceed which they
avered with all convenient DESPATCH until the whole shall have
offered and the thus closed but shall be KEPT
win be admitted until after weeks
Given under hand the OF Warhngton this twenty sxh
day July Domni Thousand eight aud my
#f.H taasuEW. hI.LARD FIl.LMokE.
BY the President
J. BUrTERYIELp,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every of preemplion Of the
lands within the wnshp and Of townships above
required establish satisfaction OF the register
and proper office, make therefor
this notice. before the day
the public sale Of the lands
bacing the claimed Otherwise such claim Will be forfeited
j. Butt ERR tiELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Othce.
July 27--lswl3w (1a
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IN pursuance oflaw MILLARD FILLMORE, President the
MAJ public "a sas win be held !, s land oes a, SALT STE
lions and parts Of sections pubic lands situated within e limits
ed ny mineral uo, paehased reported by tue geogi4t
by be offered the PRESIDENT
pciamaons Of the !h January, s4s and June h iso and
,s"aed uade The provisions q The ae, entitled An ae 70 reduce
as pse ,o the s lands n 's vvs
proved 10Th september, 1885, TO wit
North fthe Lae line and Of the principal meaian.
Townships forty eight and forty of TWEEN
Townships scven, oyeish, fOrynine, my eight,
townships my eight and any nine, Of
Townships hfone, hlywo, and my eight OF range twsny
Townships aone, hny-wo. hAyseven, fifty eight, and my
townships my one, my two, ysiA hyseven, my e,sh
Townships hy one six, seven hyeyh,, range
Townships one hy four, afy-hve, MY six, MY seven, and
my eight, Of ran nnss thirty , Two. a., ;, ,.nu.
Townsp~ any ,,ree my four any-hvs and
ny Ros.p. .s ~e and 3 range
Townships hyone htywo, and htythee, OF range thirty
Township my one, Of range ,hirty-eeh,.
Township my one, Of range thirty nine
Townships afp and disy Que, d range for.y-one.
Townships forty eight, fort, nine hy and nyone OF range
Townships fonyeghl, foyni hy md hyone, of
Townships foyeght, ynine, my, and my one, of range
Town. hips oyegt forty nine and fy ofrnnge foriyfye
Townships ory-nine and fifty, of ange ioy .i .
Townships frtysix ory seven fory eight and forty nine OF
| range forty E{f &aa HL
Townships forty and oryeigh, of range fortyeght
Township forty eight, range forty nine.
schools milnTy and
PURPOSES and uverfowed lands
made unfit for cultivation, which shall be selected
by the authorities before the days apponed r The
entitled San enable the
reclaim the swamp lands
limits approved September 20, 1850 u be ereiuded
from Ae sae And location. Tor land Oounes heretofore grant
ed by law Of Congress military services rendered 70 The
United % the mentioned la
by entitled making appropriations for
civil diplomatic expenses ed ID
March, 1851 4a4s#
Of The offered viii be deposited with
Marie before the
the lands commenced the day
they advcrsfd
al
ci-ed th- shall be kept
ceks, lands
will until after the expiration OF the weeks
of Washington, this sixth
day July, thousand hundred htyone
: ss'f MlLLARD FILLMORE.
Blythe President;
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40 Contractors.


. ARcaiIscrs orFIos, U. 8. CArrIoL,
Wa binston D. T. sepe mi 10, 1851
NEALED PROPOs AIS Will be- received before
~ October O'Clock tne
following work and materials for the extension Omitted
apiloi
marble,
and sciing, icsdms oil exebses pertaining 10 The same
For ali the embracing granie nshp
and setting, including all pertaining the same
For 5 UUJO good .Td burnt brick
to 800 entirely with wood each barrel
wrigh mol rss than 10 pounds N.Hs"I
barrel
| not lees 800 pounds
| For 30 900 bushels or clean, sbarp sand
For 100000 eer Vt "A white zine cung boards In 10
fee, iebgihs.
feet measure 3by spruce pine scantlng
All the marble be
o 10 time be required by the Acntee commencing
on the lsi Of |. arch next
All bidders for marble gra, requested send
their respective proposals. specimen The marble
locality
which will be nDder the soDact
Every accompanied by synej
deuke that bdde BIDDER viii their bid be a,ceped
obigio within with COED sufficient
be e certificate Uned States
district jdge United finies district
officer Of the general individual Depart
OF the nterof, that able
| guarantee. y
In deciding bids regard will had quality
of red and the responsibility OF the bidders the
will be reserved offers be deemed advan
| tageous Il !
The this Office
excepted-hom 8, M, to o. m until the afore
said Goth ddy of October
United States Capitol, }" and addressed TO
| THOMAS U. WALTER,
| Architect of the Extension OF the Capitol
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The College Of ss. James,


(TAc Diocesan College Of the Protestant Ep''eopai Chnreh
TIRE viii Monday, ocoher 9, 1851
i day'-the
Thursday Joy New students recommended 10
the they
md the charge h esuna from the daie Of hrir entrance
affords
complete and, cesu
on graduates the usual
demica degrees.
The grammar school smeday adjoining the college, and
rector under distinct d. ciplne
lads beginning their anademics course and
The oversight aud direction the
college special advantages TO the pupils In
III. grammar schooi
In classes. the Greek Is
supplied by additional studies IN modern e
gusge., boos keeping Sc- .
college entirely heahful, and, by h dis
from and villages very favorable to good morals and
Kemp aps building, 30 feet by 20, viii be ready fy
pofesso have recary appointed ue Daye
Evans lecturer ciy and occicascH law, aud John III.
Ale rauder, IL. D.. lecturer physics and chemistry
college and
.ckoo hundred and
dollars. payable mi annually in adva+-e.
Applications for admission 70 be mrde
Rev. JOHN n. EEHFoOT, D. ~, Rector,
College Of 81 James y. o. Maryland.
Aug i4-3aw2m
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by the PTeslutnt;
J. BuTTgRTsLD,
Commi.si iouer Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- -EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEES,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERM TEES OF MINERAL LANDS

NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPrTON CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESSEES,
OCCUP ANTS, AND PERMli TEES OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every entitled the right of presumption Of the
above required establish the
register Se Marie,
payment therefor practicable after seeing fhu notice
appointed te public
Of lands embracing the claimed otherwise such claim
| will he iorieiied
every person right under the enued An
office te northern Michigan ard 10
lands the State Of Michigan
ap we'd let March, sH teees Permiffses 10
under the entitled An
reduce minimum price Of the mineral land. In the Lake Supe
Mictl the Chippewa district, wisconsin,
o6th September 1885, The land covered by their
leases respectively the
OF 81 p than full section, eni
purchase, full section" The
required establish the the
make therefor Praahahe after seeing An notice
OF the public
embracing claimed such claim
will be forfeited. II
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once
27-lawl3w
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nAnPErINGs, Floor OiI-Cloths. Curtain Materials,
numerous and housekeepe generally
IAN and Ale AaDda and
and Virginia. they have Just received New York and Boston
Jackets extensive and altogether complete
Of house furnishing dry goods Of descriptions ,ha
pleasure public
ing ardcles Of which they beg 10 enumsraie, yixs
- IS pieces tapestry ve et carpeting, designs
81 do tapestry Brussels do very nch
rs do heavy English Brussels do
is do do IL
bales patent English prussels, low priced
5000 yards super ply earpeung, Lowell
1870 d. do ingram eafpepns do do
sheets very beautiful oliciotI, whc, will be- any
tha Tor halls
20 pieces iwed and Venetian, r
SO dozen stair rods, all and ,busp
IS printed dfugget cIoths, from io4 To i6-4
10 pieces rich silk aud de aino
do worsted and do
Is do aed daaasks
is do do union damasks, double width
do worsted dc anes, for furniture
do key ed
pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
50 pairs embroidered muslin curtains
10 pieces embroidered curtain mlslins. lew price
$50 brass corniccs, from me richest the cheapest.
all trimmings and fixtures Of the
styles all Of which will be offered the
Purchasers cordially invited stock
before making their selections elsewhere.
M HooE, BROTHER, & co.
Sept l6-d4wf
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Assss&Ans T~~ehes WANTED frarneNsAsety,
THE Principal Of he wansAscn IN C) Mate Academy wishes
swplay forsh qualified sesct
and The lie ms
man, habits and good character
All must he made and by ster post PAID
o Principal.
lp-dn
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New FAN and winter Goods.


IIOOE, BROTHER, CO., Peunsyvana avenue between TN
III received, 10 or 10 the
Of Washington, Georgeown sad Ais1anASa
OF Maryland and virginia. full and
FRENCH English India fancy and staple
dr. goods, Of the ,mportatons They name
Very elegant broeade silks, dak co,ors
EIua rich blocads s,k. tor evening
Rich plaid sik, styles
Extra heavy plain pou de sole
Heavy slss, all coors
Real Irish popins. richly wsiered, all shades
Very Iustfous black silks, all widths
Superior coiored ik veives shade
French Merino Thibe cloths, gest variety
French de laines, desiYRs
Efenc cnsse, latest styles y I
Rich embroidered chemi eies, with sleeves IN match
Real yaieocenne- ch-misettes and cuhs
Rchly embroidered mustin cosiass, aud caps
| les mi aud trimmed bandkefchte6
White eiabrdd.ted Canton sbaws from &l2 to SO
Velvet ~ioaks maauisr, STILES
SIX manties and vtscs, also styles
Real cashmere suawi-, and
Tbibet scars
LON and sew and gloves
81 ceebrated piove- sire ana snsoe
Hack si,k sc.s. black coiored silk 'r'nGes
nd lace nndi inser wide and narrow
Muslin and csn,br,c rufh,ngs
Mu.p and earsbric iu~.rungs and edgngs
Sash, neek H., and belt rihnnt- &c, &C.
and dcssSse foods, st
which weekly add
thai purchaser. bs assured o finding a.
the the most slonabe Styles a he lowest
prices. .a4 ...u-..... -
sept le-n
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tut HeIeht OF sage upPy 10
EDWARD X. COLLINs
& /. No. So Wall street, NJ Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, Co,
L5l. Liverpool.
T. G. ROBERTS, 4 CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard, London.
L. DRAPER, t,
Sept 5-dy t8...ss . boulevard, MontmaTtre, Paris
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University Of Maryland
THE Wednesday, the 18Th day Of oo-
j. Der, 1851, and close Ist March, 1882.
Nathan ". Smith. NJ. D., surgery -.
William T.. a. Aiken, NJ. ID. Chemistry and Pharmacy
Samuel Chew, NJ Tbeppeutcs Metea Md'ca aud Hygiene
JOSEPH Rohy, W. D., Anatomy aud Physiology
william Power, M. D., Theory and Prscice of 1edicine
Richard r. Thomas D. Midwifery md Diseases women ana
Children.
oecrre w. MiIenberrer, NJ D.. Pathological Anatomy
rbe ne, annie oppr,unites for the practical
moderate xpense = ,..g..... -
Professors smh sno roW
tnhrmary privilege Of daily visits to It's
wsrds, without charge student Tor The neSet - -,
Fres 800 09s practical snstony Sioi m"c
untoo, e. graduation, 80. .., . .,v,, -
Ranisnoyr Ausu,, 4, 1851, Anq 5-2swtisOc.
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ID rMOvA NE aEI.DINg wyLiE have removed fhei
II Agency Office TO Seventh street, between
Odd Feilovs Hs and two doors nom the
National nseilieencer ofhce.
AsrlO -Aavd
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4 ATIONaL MEDICAL COLLEGE.-The lectures in tbt.
and
Thomas Miller, NJ D. Professor of Anao and Physiology
NJ Diseases
of Women a Children q. I'll u
ohua Rey M d. Professor of MaenA Meden, Therapeutics
and hyl,eDe. ts4 - I'D L=...s- II. III ~.
May, NJ D. Professor Of the Principles and Practice
surgery. q .s- I'D s.s 4. Fl. u s.ss. ..# -ls.s.
Tyler D. Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of Med
,c,ne.
hober King Stone d. Microscopcal
logical Anatomy
NJ d. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
f. Morgan, N. u, Prosecto and Demonsuator =.
The for iui OF Lectures by t the
BY demoRsrAor
Matcula,ins fec, payable only
Clinical Instruction given regularly at the Washington lndrma
mo. FRED, MAY, ND,
Aug l0-2awtd Dean
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TRKAsuR Der ARrMENT, March a. 1851.
THE Of Texas having legislature, during
of 646 S49 called creditors Of
republic treasury Sate previous ist Of
their claims, and Con
approved 9Th Sepbe 1850, authorizing
five millions of stock should be
holding bonds and other
Of Texas which duties
the United States
rvleases Of a against
certificates, such forms shall be
sceihed BY secretary Treasury, approved
President United States " Now order that this
duties imports thus pledged, the holders
such required file description
LIST of 6l
United States claims
approved
WIN L. HODGE,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE.
Whereas Congress- approved September 1880
mons doas In five 70 be paid 10 the State
considerations mentioned with provso
fve millions Of said shall be issued
creditors of the State holding bonds and other certificates Of
imports specially pledged
file the OF the United States of all
United States OF said bonds
the undersigned creditor ut the state
Of Texas The bed and for which
the duue said specially pledged:
Here describe the bonds cerihcates]
complying with the ofsad
United equity them,
account Of the (bonds certicat s) above described
witness my hand and seal ut - this -------day Of
Sealed and delivered in presence Of
1.-TWO winesses1
Mars WITS
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Msa,cas Department of Georgetown College,
Corner Of and Iath streets, Washinsfon, ID. e.
Lectures will the first Monday in November
L until tire latter OF March.
FACULTY
Young Professor Principles and Practice Of fMed
clue
rodoardo Howard M Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children.
johnson Eii, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy.
Jsoa Rtcle M n Professor OF nsii'utes OF Medicine
James Austin, ~ d. Professor haera aeo'cs ana 1hea
peutcs..
j W. n. Bovetoy, NJ d., Professor Of Chemistry.
Everett o. Associate Professor and Demonstrator
Of Anatomy
Clinical lectures delivered and operations performed
patients nma and Dspensary attached TO tbs Col
iege,
The College building recently erected
aid 'ccnre un' ard npatomcs'
nod sbly adapted for medical instruction
II lectures
(pad only once)
Demonstrators ticket
Fee for those WHO attended two full courses IN
other colleges ~
F.ODOARDO HowAH u, NJ, d., Dean,
OF 10th and r streets.
Aug 2t-iawtNov
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IAMEs L. EDWARDS. Iste Couasstsrisn.r Of Penn
sons, on siaw, formerly Of OGd no
burg York, opened Office in washington city 10.
claims before Co rses sno
Of III general sovesmen They rsnm
business ths may ne
their Reference be made to any members o
Congress-
Hotel, will he duly tended 10.
l0-dly
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University OF Virginia.


THE nex, annual University Virginia win
lst OF October and continue niermission
Ill 18th Of June The University comprises the following schools
and l.cureshp, vixi
|. Aneen' Lanrusse.-proessor Gessnsr Harrison ND
Modem ansu a. n seasas se ysIs
4. Natural Philosophy hy-Professor VIM D. hogeIs, LII D.
Chemistry and Matena MedicaProfcsso Robert Rogers,
Medcne- Henry Howard, MD.
Compaatye Anatomy, Physiology, and surse-'ames L. Ca
Moral pni,arophy-profe..or wm H. McGufey DID,, LII. D.
o. Law-Prosssor John d Minor LII. D.
Adjunct Professor James r. Hocombe
10. of Special and Pathological Anao
my-John Stage Davis A. M NJ ID.
University the student must be l6 Of
age but Of two brothers applying for The Faculty may
applicant admission has been student other
seminary, received the University
evidence, TO the Faculty, of general good conduct
whole exclusive of clothes, books, and
poe estimated as ouows:
Board including furniture 0 S00
Fuel candies furnished Proctor at cos, and
cent commission, estmiated II only rtudcnt IN The
dorntory, $50 Two SIS Is
Washing may he had at aboo, $40 session IL
Ms,nsul.,ios fee a.e w Of library and public rooms rs
a professor b. attended, $50 If two, $50 each
In the school of law in tn junior
clas they so m all and in the
senior SIS the higher in each instance wing ad
msson, besides, TO any lower cass In The 'ehoo-sp.. %
.als
Medical Department.
fee. eos. The
mouths enables the student omps'e course OF studies
Of other medical Institution IN the Unon by
tending only Two lectures day
Lar School
An possorhp having been appointed the department
The subjects and
commercial will be taught fully than has hnso been
practicable and ere win be did short course Of lectures the
civil law together with exposition OF the most important leading
eases in law and equity. -
l.l. OF the University of Virginia.