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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-03

~A wag in an English paper, where
light wags are seldom found. speaking Of
BaTnun, says:--"The great sbowmenhas
resped golden harvest 10 the South aud
West. Allah II Allah! there is put onS
! IBarnuD, and Jenny Lind is HE profit"
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NINETY SLAVES LIBERATgD Mrs Cfes.
well, an extensive negro trader. died at
New Orleans last week. and ia bis will
liberated all his slaves. who numbered
ninely-one. The will is 10 be contested.
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WARRANTs.--The inial amount Of War.
rants issued under the act September 2s,
1850 up To 1st inst. is,
1858 certificates FIR 100 acres each.
S0S6 " for 80 acres each.
6144 for 40 acres each.
These are moi assignable. but the prob.
ability is that Congress will. by another
Spring. amend the act So that they car
he entered in the name of assieners.
The amount Of Mexican or sssignsbIe
Warrants outstanding cannot exceed
5000 of l60 acres each. A large portion
certainly more than half. are defective in
assignment or barred by caveats. The a
mount Of these certificates now issuing
is very small. being only 139 for the
month of May.
The consumption of Warrants for the
past three years have been about 1000 oI
l60 acres each per mnnih. equal to 1000
per month Of the Warrants under the &C,
Of 1850.
From these facts you can draw your
own conclnsion relative to the future mar.
ket value Of Warrants.
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PosTnUMnUs CHEss PLAYIN6.-A Par
isian paper exceedingly enjoys the fol-
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Proposal. aor Wrapping Paper. T.slAs. and sealing


Posr osslos DIR ARraxar, October 49, 1851
EALED PROPOSALS. received departnsn, snt
day 10 O'Clock At
use "@ certain poe. once. q lie unissd from
The .as sl,isIes arc CLASSIFIED and described follows
CLAss No. l.
Item manila wrapping envelope papet each
be ut least ~ by ~ inches IN size aud TO weigh not less
s y i ass. s .na sa. ss .,i .
the .ssm. 49,. .o.,.,, .ao n.,,.c, sheen,
CLAss No. 9.
by rs inches in and weigh not less than "a
yellow wrapping envelope each sheet
be 10 by "a inches IN fize and weigh not ess han ~
Each ofne aforesaid paper contain aso perfect sheets
CLASS No.
Ieml Gotten Irvine viii, nve threads, slack twisted soft
with eight threads, be Of
twine be composed Of four sands well
All 10 BE- desesd in balls o. on spoos containing les. than
and s nc
posi- offices.
Gas. No. l.
well twisted manufactured and be delivered In balls hanks
not weighing over one pound enefi
CLASS No. s.
Scarlet sealing wax of fair quality for ordinary
CLASS No ..
contemplation by the Postmaster General % require
e.. s1f s
proposals quantity inferior article OF sealing
win be deemed material Contracts
for such inferior wax may not be determined on
article above specified the inferior sealing
Appointment Once Of the Post Once De
but n moi a. :.
bidder furnish with his the sample which his
bid shall be accepted and
the right contract for articles not corresponding
| with the samples above referred TO.
The years supply from the best estimates
| that made, stated below.
and divided into four distrc and In
each district depot being the now established
distribution bank where oil the articles contracted
the proposals hereby advertised for be received
inspected deposited All articles equal TO the samples
| ferred TO In the contract will be rejected:
Eliminated quantities to be supplied at each depot for
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class separately and separately
district the price rean for classes and
pound other and In determining the bids the
General will the bid for each class separately
which shall for the interest Of the department
proposal by and refer TO sample OF
proposed furnished and the quality Of such sample
will be taken consideration determining the bids
by SUFFICIENT evidence OF the
ability comply Of his proposal
bidder be required into contract, with
two sufficient surclics, required by law.
Failures promptly when ordered furnishing
quality respect attempt evade
meaning Of The contract, will be considered SUFFICIENT
forfeiture
Payment will be made The production Of the proper vouchers
yearly the Of each quarter
price, price only specified for each and
article bid be accurately extended and the
exhibited Proposals not
with directions will not be considered
discrepancy between the set down and the extensions
which bidder opportunity fixing hts price at
bids opened by eectng be his interest," TO
be considered fatal the bid
Proposals should marked the outside Of the envelope
&C. and addressed the "Seood
-.I~T NIX. HALL,
Postmaster General
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NUPERIOR DaRuerreo Of ype& First Premium III. II.
WHiTEHu RsT field OF his operations
ground than daeueueoypit In The country His galleries
No 207 Baltimore BALTIMORE Broadway and Leonard
New York. No. ~ Main street, Richmond Sycamore
street. Psersbus Main street, Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia
HIS finished dasuereoypcs
extraordinary improvement nsurng faithful highly
iikep q few seconds
The rotary back ground, invented by H. Whehurt, gives
airy and living appearances to the picture.
Wh.husts distribute
pictures annually dissatisfaction
certainly hseng proof his
j. n W. calls the attention Of the public generally his
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers where free
exhibition OF pictures will given
composition In
Fair Of the Maryland insuuis he awarded
modal by the judges
Bkenes.es description copied, and
attended to. Nov 2S-dly
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RaItimore and Wsahinsfor RaiIrosd

baltimore and Wsshinrfo~ Raiirosd.
IN and AMER Wednesday 9th instant the
syvana will be vacaed, and the
avenue occupied.
The passenger viii latter commencing at D. m
and " n. and daily on
when bu, two trains run, viz at q, m, and 8, p.
In making this change, undersigned
the rules Of the in regard 10 the reception and delivery
merch sndise.
LIST Shippers reminds that In all
tons should accompany the goods.
the goods be received.
I'd. Conanees non6ed that merchandise must he re
moved the day which company
cannot hold itself responsible thing len in
night
The hour, reception and delivery Of merchandise
a. TIL \ p
The undersigned takes remark that those
regulations, hut he has been compelled
from their violation, which has
Inconvenience
7. II PARSONS, Agent
Ap 6-9wd
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General Agency and Law Once at Washing tom.
DE SEEDING 4 WYLIE,

No. 1ods Buissx Psaasyisa"sa "sat door WsS 81
Brown's Hotel Washt"xtoN, ID. G.
nHAs. DE sELDING ANDREW WYLIE, jr., having formed
partnership for the purpose Of prosecuting claims before
Congress- before board
appointed for the adjustment OF spoaons Other
claims against foreign prepared 10 te
all business be inusled 10
change They will also attend obtaining pensions, bounty
claims arising under treaties, OF
buying and selling real estate, collecting private claims
rents, kc.
WyIie, will any business which
either nmse or the firm be nusted in OF the courts
the District, The Court u the United States
Cha De Sedng being United States commissioner nolaI,
public commissioner deeds for all this Suites Of the Union
prompt taking testimony acknowledg
Of deeds and other duties which appean 20 bis ore
Charges will be moderate regulated ny the claimed
| and tho OF services required.
paid will receive Immediate attention
Sept 5-dly
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MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Syn Francfsco, California.


MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Syn FTdncisco, California
Rrr.sssoEs Hon W lnge c., Alabama, John Tayler.
Mobile, Alabama Messrs. Rhodes Wright, Co.. New Or
leans Louisiana Henry Clark TsrboIo North Carolina
Hon. w NJ Gwn, M CT California; Bej K. True esq., New York
cigi Heaey ESQ., Boston, Massachusetts; Hatch
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
NEW York and California Milo ntro AssOciatiOn-
IN One thousand dollars. Capital
parties who have capital special paner admitted
sona liability future At the Of 81 900 cash. and
certificates Of shares issued therefor annually
with fair of doubling the whole safe operations in
trade and mining the United States under the direction
troll of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the General Partner and Chief Agent ofthe Company,
No. ~ Wall street, New York.
Caiomans responsible throughout Union
who obtaining with United Sates app
employed diff
where vessels be made
available ma and
from Europe Asia, Africa, and the Americas.
There business doing with Calor
the Pacific supply gold continues,
the demand goods will asonish the
liberal And this
demand and profit thereby that this association being formed
der the firm and style of 0. HOLDEN Co,
Mercantile, Commercial Commission Merchants Banking,
insurance. and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital q, 100000
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A. * u. A. ARMOUR,
DR-dPERS AND 1AILORS,

A. * u. A. ARMOUR,
DRdPEHS AND 1AILORS,
No. 1913 Broadway, corner OF Duane street,
Above the IrVins House. NeW York,
RESPECTFULLY offends public
IL their assortment of spring goods Of the
prepared make
FASH cloths,
cassercs yesngs Of latest elegant light silks
dark do; patterns Of Paris embroderies.
There three sku artists employed in this
coats pants,
partmen complete itself Army and navy
and DESPATCH and In approved
who this metropolis will
everything their taste and perfect a. always insured
N ID. PREMeM wAIsreok Ts-These elegant wascoas that
much admired Castle Garden the
premium by the American Institute their late fair.
Feb l5-dlm
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WILLIAM ItORNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
L0urasfsy. Grant ronufU- Wisc0,,sfu

(LArE COUNTY, vA.,)
MILL attend the Of Grant, Dnne, and Iowa and
w federal and supreme Madison lie will
and particular attention the collection Of claims
chase SALE redemption Of unds and the
resident landhodors any part Of the
Refers Hon. H. D. Fooe u y. Hon james NJ Mason,
u g. Senaci lnnan Homer esq, WaIrenton Mcss Knox
Mason, attorneys at law, New York Professor W. Homer,
David Lapsley, esq, and Messrs Welsh, Philadelphia
Missouri. H Ap Y-iawly
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ORNATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman who has
received good resided years Psris
anxious position companion yours pry
sons In private family of responsibility
References family be
given parties Of the highest rsspecshy either
In England, - :
Is-d0f NN'"f
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LTHE.J
wAsnireror OFFICE, PENNSYLVANIA Avssur,
fifih house east II National Hotel, Nos.

wAsHtreror OFFICE, PENNSYLVANIA Avsspe,
fihh house of National Hotel, Noe.
HE first line established any company Unite,
States and the odestbe extending
between Washington, BALTIMORE Phlsdepha New
delivering and the stations Hsv
dc Grace, Wilmington TrcntoD New Brsnswick New
ARR and Jersey Cybc only line in The country the prescn,
having four wreshss lately
deliver number Of which
be required Of accommodation Of public
promptpe and fidelity hitherto unequned This lin,
with other Of Morse ncs NORTH
south, extending already hheen
which will be delivered
Of this line lately thoroughly
OF Ia
charges equal all with special vo With the fsc
for this company,
ted line and Mhey do reliable
graphing The Offices Of the Magnetic
gsop Pennyvnnia avenue A
Hotels Baltimore, No Exchange South Gay street rhsdelphs
No io Chestnut street, Quincy Granite building; New YORK,
Hanover street, corner Of Beaver.
WIN. NJ. SWAIN, President.
March h-ands t6IfH
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Young Ladies' Institute,
(.ate Mrs d. H. Buus Of 9th and streets.
THE subscriber will this institution Mon
day tho als Of April and will his and pcrSoua
The thorough
English French and mathematical education will be taught
The religious Of The will be based upon
formuaes Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The teacher
him TO look for the Of the puhc and for correspond
measure Of success.
For boarding pupils, s15 per quarter
For day u 10 SI6
Payable always advance.
Music, drawing, Italian, Spanish and German
Reference permitted Rev O. M. Butler, d. D., Rev w.
French Mr. Ftxhash Coylc Washington city Rev. James May
d. H. Alexandria RI Rev. Aonzo Potter, d. D., and Clergy
generally Of Philadelphia and RI Rev Allied Lee D. d. Of Della
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2l-r25thAp
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pEsRTH AnBOY sEMlNARY-This institution afIor,ing
thorough Of training for college business together with
twenty sshi session. on Wsdassday W" commence "
designed the comfort of the pupils and
| ags habits Of neaness and system
Injuries Of the rearceze and bathing valuable philosophical
Gals ba,hnr and symnau provided with reference 70
health aud physical uanng some Of the minor advantages
The Principal possessing the advantages Of early devotion his
make his institution all that enlightened Christian could
Terms SIS per session Of % weeks for board and tuition with
use Of books for English studies.
Fsom the Faculty fns College Of He~ Jersey
Having had opportunity knowing the talents,
Character Of Mr. wooassss whs he wa. ."as", Il ,s,.
college and also having found s, student, epa,sa BY him 70.
n whose s and fidelity giving in and
and suAdhI %E may Sys ssys G ss.,
sTHrnHs i"S ' and & ns
Joseph Henry LII. D., Smithsonian Institute, D. G.
KevJames W. Alexander, ID. D., Princeton, New Jersey.
Rev. Nicholas Murray, D. b.
Rev. David Magic, D. D., ElixAbethtown, New Jersey
For circulars containing further particulars with additional esu
'' ): q. WoopBnIDcE,
Ap0-diw Perth Amboy, New Jcrsey.
RALTIMORE Female Collexc.-Th,. institution, incorpo-
age asd. every facility for he acquisition Of thorough .aS ""
eompsbed education The buildings pleasantly located
accommodation number boarding and scholars.
INSTRUCTIONS.
n. @. BROOKS A. VI. professor Of ancien, languages
Rev. II. u. Nadal, A. NJ, biblical literature
sey r r Waqs1, a NJ, mathematics and natural science
M.. NJ. A. Di.on, English and Belle. Le,ue.
" j. Rochester, assistant In English.
/" Gcorgiana A. Huso, French language
/" Ellen q Gobrecnb instrumental music
NJ, A. Porter, assistant do
/" Elizabeth =. Sheer, painting.
Mr. A.. J. Cleveland, vocal music.
Boarding session. III wecks 50
Tuition in collegiate department 80
o
GCatnlogues with information to be had
apple 10
AZ ai-aawaw NC BROOKS, Principal
nE QUINCEY's Literary Ren,inssc ences, vols I2mo
~ being and OF the uniform edition OF his works
Motherweis rosthumous Poems, vol.
The Vision OF Sir Lannfai poem by James Russell Lowell
Stevens Buckmipster by Eliza uckmipster Lee vol.
Brief Practical Treatise Mortsrs, with Of the
employed the pubic works ia Boston hsrbor by Lieut.
VIM II. Wright, u 8. Engineers.
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR h MAURY,
l6 Booksellers, 9th
pEEBE's IIat.-sTEvENs, halter, has, as usual
the establishment Of Beebe Co, New York
the fall model for 1851.
sae.-room the A,hennum, opposite Adeiphi Theatre.
Sept iA-3T
vi the ladies handsome of fall uband
Also, bonne ladies' morning and dress
mohtir k thread behes. and
sleeves enbroderies, collars founcna nsengs and edgngs
Spanish and other peyfumey, powders, soaps, &c
Madame D. would cali her rbands
which will dispose Of al reduced prices.
Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
NSpgl -fnh
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NEW YORK GRATGs.-I have Just received, direct
~ New York, Of crates
latest patterns and styles which, for chespnes
anything that has been
call and examine before purchasing
G. WOODWARD
Pennsylvania avenue, between lith ssre.ss.
Qepe6 Sd
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zero MANIA. being an examinations Of the falsely
~ assumed equality Of the
The investigations Of Champeon, Wilkinson Ro.ni Ar
minse Ghddon and other celebrated writer's Campbell
author q " A Theory Of Equality" vol.
Septic FRANCK TAYLOR
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FLEMISH HOUSE LINENS.


In s. o. and l04 dice, diaper and dsmasks
n,anuactory, %, s4, liza, Ia, and -
een which viii be found the heaviest goods the kind
assortment Of German pillow and Dol
The objection which be urged NIL OF
articles viii be durability Picrr low
CLAGETT A DODsON,
Dealers in all kinds o carpets manas, oil cloths
Materials and furnishing goods generally
Of Ninth and Pennsyivana
une
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IL suthor Of Frank Fsrlegh.
The international Magazine for September
Life OF Mary, Queen OF scos Miss
Anne Boleyn.
graphical decorative, theoretical mechsnica2 vols.
by thousand drswin ri subjects
katharine Walton the Rebe, OF Dorcbcs,.r by w Gilmore
smms. = 49, "
. Tho Confessor; historical novel
Jus, published and this day received for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
hW@ Bookseilerr.
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Virginia Land O0ca,
RICHMOND, August u, 1851

IN conformity to of Virginia Of 1872 page l tda
is, do hereby known all whom II may concern
appeas by certificate Of the esrhsatT Of the county e1l
land Office the 9th day OF August 1884, ua
inquest held on day of july 1851 the following
lying in the sd county Of Berkeley have bssa f
escbeaied this Commonwealth, to wit:
So acres At the mouth Of creek Benjamin
drewsa heirs. 44f. 81 fl -.
ia branch assessed u Peter Deals hn
1855 acres Packhorse road, assessed james Crest
20 Little Mountain, sasessed 10 John Powelb helm
acres Packhorsc road, assessed 10 same.
acres Back creek assessed IN John 1h0ok's hein
Frederick county line, assessed Isaac Scott
heirs.
side Of North Mountain, sssessed wn I'M
heirs.
IA acres mouth Of Back creek assessed Andrew Jssts
heirs. ttaEa .l
8. II, PARKER
Aug I5-Iaw6w Register Land 0mcs
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OIAGET-r, NEWTON. MAY, Il CO. ns"ss 80 ~. ~ ~
their and the public mss rSey
daily receiving their NIL supplies in rich fsncy 9o are
open this day Tuesday aSgs assortment Y. ~, ~
Including styles both coos aed designs y
the pleasure Of before offering W. invite . ~ -
=, sser period season. and quite - ches Wv co
CLA0ETf NEWTON MAY
fen g-AIw
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RUhKITURE DIZZY GOODs.-Ths following ds.eu.,a
j added ssoek usds, all Of .n,ss SO
found The very beet style, and reasonable ia
lhSo 0nes r"ss
Frsneh cashmere piano liable covers 10 match
viii be sold the single be desired M
dsons bouquets aud wreshs Of flowers, which sppesr =
natural flowers ma
laine pier table covers in Dsmascus Oriental
goods unique, elegant anything OF ny
ever seen IN this county before
Dsu,nsk isine piano and table match.
Embossed CLOTH do do
Also stand match.
French thread udes ss diyans chairs, sms chs -
" dor toitets, cake iuit baskets circular and square
Double satin dan4.k ,Abs cloths. AZ ssss from b I
BY napkins and oversys natch For The design
zion o. these goods the manufacturer awarded ael ~
Smiles OF which may be with the goods
damask tea nspkins--yery cheap.
style dansusk curtain mstenaiss psr. -
te.a and very cheap with gmps and side loops 10
rich window cornices, OF which 10 m.
inches wide with side pins, and bands ms.eA
rich gilt arces for rnsendng dIapeTy F1suc =.
steads with bolts and assas 10 aichnew and goo
general assortment Of Whitney, Edinburgh, N.eS,
blankets all band bound, mapped both sides, vsD H.
priced -
bales gray twled blankets for very heavy ~ =
vceabe acle which the attention Of faJns psns
usd They win be sold At prices which viii be object d
Also, general assortment q Flemish Scotch, sh
table and chamber linens snd all other articles Ia the fuss q
goods line which We required for the comfort
Of housekespes all Of which 70 sell the v
CLAGETT 4 DODSON. =
Sept 2-d4wf Pa avenue. door Of the Of ii
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BOARDING and Day school for vownG - .eAod .
ID Misses HAWLEY will resume hs duties ~ ,.. sv~~
Monday, September Is n their residence on re""'p
b~twesn i7sh and 18th sSeets.
An9 a-Aaw1w
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TRAVELS the United states &c., during Iss9 and
j 1850 by Lady Emmeiine stuart Wortey.
Godfrey Malvern The Life OF Auhor Thomas Miller
with twenty. -four illustrations by +" rbix.n
London Labor and the London Poor, part 3.
July 20 FRANCk TAYLOR
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THE History Of banking. with Compr~ he nstvs
Origin Rise and Progress Of the Banks
land, Ireland, and Scotland by William j. Lswson vol Lon
don, 1850. FRhNCk TAYLOR
luna
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WILLIAM and Mary College, WIN aatAsbut1, Va
THE session Of this institution will open on "wednesday In
9th OF October Since the last session ample preparations IAN
been made for full Of instruction and aaculn
chemistry The statutes Of the college have carefully revise
of study The wants OF al
The whole exclusive department. pcluds
fifteen classes For proficiency any eight Of these the decree
Bachelor of Philosophy conferred proficiency ia twelve IN
GLIDING the ancient Languages the degree of pre
cheney in all, Che degree ofA NJ. EAF- M n
Fdcuty
Right John Johns D. d. President Professor ar osz
Philosophy and the Evidences Of Christianity. N
Judge Beverly Tucker Professor Of Municipal and Constsoaa
LAW. HfN EN
Benjamin Ee Municipalities Science,
Morgan j. Smcad PHI D., Professor Of Languages
Henry Washington, Professor Of History and Political Econny
Rev Totem, d. d. Professor Of Intellectual PHILOSOPHY
Bellies Letters, and Rhetoric. '' Y
Robert Lakewood, Aduncs Professor Of Mathematics.
July G3--1aw4w
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IRON London.-Tbe Young oncers Companion, by Col
II l vol. ls5
Practice OF Naval Courts martial by VIM Hick
mnn, royal navy. vol. 1851
The Mining ant md Almanac for 1881.
Military Italy 1913 49; by the Earl Of Elesmerc.
vol 1851.
Rudimsn,ary Losarhms by H. Law, civil
1851.
The hearing Of London with the
supply Metropolis remarks Springs by Joseph Prcs
wick. l vol. 1851, ~
Punub Frontier, sssaoi by Major Edwards
1851.
Lights Military Life edited by Lieut. General Sir
Charles Napier, chief in India vol, 1851.
usefu formula applied
Bridges Wrought Iron and Cast Iron Beams, Columns
! vol. 1850.
Tn. Dcnesc.s s,a,c Of Britain by
1850
British Nautical Almanac for 1854.
Aug5 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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TINE lectures will Monday, October su ~
i terminate al the close Of March ensuing -
Theory and Practice Of Medicine BY George Wood MD
Anatomy, William Il. Homer, M. ID.
Matefa MedIca and Pharmacy, Joseph Carson, MD.
Chemistry, James d. Rogers, N. u.
Surgery, William Gibson, N. ID.
Obstetrics aud the Diseases Of Women and Children Hun
Hodge, M. ID. at.,
Institutes Of Medicine, Samuel Jackson, NJ. y.
Clinical instruction the Pennsylvania Hospital BY
Wood, M. d. and by Geo. W. Norris, NJ. D.
Denonstralive instruction in medicine and in BIZ a.
professors Of the medical faculty. assisted By W. W. 0sha
and Henry II. Smith, N. ID. st 4. T.
Practical anatomy by John Neill, M. D., demonsraor
Amount Of fees for lectures In tho University Aix
MANIPULATING fee, (paid once only
II
Practical anatomy n
Graduating
w. e. HORNER, N. o.,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty
$50 Chestnut above Thirteenth, opposite ths United S
Mint, Philadelphia.
Aug l-2awtOctl5
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the Virginia springs In addition tbs
routes the springs,
Of the State One small volume Price
The London Lancet for June and July.
The International Magazine for July.
This dny received for sale by