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A..,.,.rt Teacher wanted Im,nsd,.teiy.

Asatstant TenchsE Wntsted IFhf"su'htFEys
THE pal the Wan IN c Male academy wlsh. 10
euroy teacher who II qualified 10 teach
,e the mathematics He must
an meu habits and good moral character
An and by letter, post paid.
o Principal,
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THE University Virginia win
the s Oe.ober without
Ill the 18Th Of June The University the following schools
and ieetureship
l. Ancient Languages Gessner Harrison, NJ. d.
q Modern Languages-PIoessoI M. 5chee de LII.
3, Matematics--Proesor Edward H. CouronAy, LII. ID.
L. Natural Philosophy VIM. B Rogers, LII. D.
s. Chemistry and Matea Medea-Proessor Robert T. Rogers,
M.
Medicine Professor Henry Howard, M. ID.
Z Comparative Anatomy Physiology, and SugeryJameB L. Ca
bell, A. NJ, NJ. D.
Moral Philosophy WIN. H. MeGuney DID, LII. D.
D. Law-Proiessor John B. Minor, LII. ID.
s Adjunct Professor James r. Hocombe.
TO- Lecturer Demonrtao special Pathological Anao
my-John stage Davis, A. NJ, NJ d.
To be admitted into University student 6
but Of two brothers applying for ulaon the Faculty
admit under the of 10.
II the applicant a any
coporaed seminary University
he produce certificate other satisfactory
evidence, 10 the Faculty. of general good conduct
The whole clothe
probationary, estimated Us follows:
including 500
Fuel and candles, be furnished the Proctor and
cent commission estimated, only student in the
dofmitOry, 10
had about $40 session. lu
Rent OF an entire dormto, Sl6 for half occupied by two
students,
eulston Zee library, and public 10
II be attended, $50 $50 each
If three SIS each
In the law, the fees above
In the they 500 all in the
the higher in each instance giving ad
mission, berides lower class the schoo-say. 70
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

New Winter Goods.
IoOE, BROTHER, CO.. Pennsylvania avenue between TN
III received and prepared oner 70 the
surrounding Maryland and Virginia, full and
French English and India fancy and staple
dy goods of the most inportations They name
Very elegant brocade silks dark colors
Extra rich brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain pou de sole
silks, all colos
Irish poplDs, richly waiered, all shades
eryl lusro black silks, all widths
Superior silk velvets, shade
and Thibel Cloths great variety
French de LANES, designs
cashmere latest styles
chemisetles, with sleeves 10 match
Real vaenciennes chemsetes and cuffs
Rich muslin collars, ana caps
embro and trimmed handkercniou
White embroidered Canton shawis, from SlSWS9
Velvet cloaks and manullas, new styles
Silk mantias and vsites, also new styles
| Real cashmere snawls long and square
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| Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves
| Black silk laces black and colored silk hinges
a wide and narrow
Muslin and cambnc rulings
Muslin and cambc insertngs and edgngs
Sash, neck, and belt nbands &C., &C.
Together entirely and desirable goods
approaching which weekly add
OF nnding,
fashionable styles, at The lowest
prices. .., ,,,o,,,,rn ,1
Sept 2-u
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POSED DATES oy SAILING.
IL - =

FWHel2W VI PhssAgo apply 70
. NJ. --' EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN sHIPLEY, CO..
Liverpool.
. L. c. ROBERTS, & CO..
IL Kings Arms Yard, London.
l.. DRAPER, U,
Sept 5-diy 8 Boulevard, kontmarre, Paris.
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ON petition Wyctb of Cambridge, Massacbu
praying extension OF patent granted TO him for
preparing ice for shipping for seven years
patent which takes place the s
dayo O December, 1eJl--
Monday, 10Th Of November next, IL O'Clock M ana
appear they havc
wi said petition ought TO be granted
opposing required 10 file In the Patent
their
days All testimony nled by either
be taken and transmitted
accordance Office, which will be furnished
N application. ~. =,
Ordered this be published in the National In
Republic Union, Washington city Daily Bee os
ton Providence Journal Providence Rhode
Island Couran Hartford, Connecticut Albany State Register,
Albany, Express, New York and Pennylvan lnqui-
rer fhiadephia Pennylvana, week for three sue
ccve previous oh November next the day
Of hearing. ,,,,oa ,,,,,,,y
Patents.
Editors please copy and send their
bills 10 the Patent Once paper containing this notice
pep 3-lawJv
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Medical Department
department expense for tuition, including
dssecting S95 The
months complete studies
medical institution in the Union by
tending only lectures day,
LdyS School,
professop having appointed the department.
study The subjects equity and
commercial law will be taught fully than has hitherto been
together exposition Of the mosfmportan leading
in law and equity.
WN. \. KEMPER,
Proctor and Patron Of the University of Virginia.
Aug l2-2aw6wtOl
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Fraction Of township one, sawsnuss s, of
sixteen. '' = ''sS
Lands appropriated by law for schools military and
other purposes together with
made unnt iheeby for eutvaon any be selected
by he state authorities before
nent OF ue public sales respectively a
enable he State OF the
swamp lands within their limits" 2st 1885,
H be erclnfed from the sales
heretofore granted BY law
deed 10 the United States H be
toned idnd provided by the
pahons or e cvi and diplomatic
kc., approved Sd March, 1851, '
The oneng OF The above mentioned
he days apponted and viii proceed
advertised win all convenient despatch
been oneIed and The sales thus cosed
open longer than two weeks
wil be admitted until after the
Given under hand, the city
day OF July Domni
= . MILLARD FILLMORE
By the President
J, BurrERuELD,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right
lands within The Townships and of
ted required TO establish the
and receiver OF the proper land onre and make therefor
as soon practicable after seeing this notice. and before
pointed o The commencement Of the public sale
J. BUTrERFiELD,
Commissioner of the General Oihce.
July 2T-lawl3w
! I u 4 Z II !. + +.
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n nEMOyAI.- DE sEIDlNG a WYLIE have removed the
IL General Agency Office Seventh street, between
and opposite Odd feHoWN Wv
National gencsr ONCE
S0-1awU
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IN pursuance MILLARD FILLMORE, President Of the
United s. Of America DO hereby dseae and INA make known
III. State Of FLORIDA at the periods hereinafter designated to
once ST, AUGUSTINE, commencing Monday,
twenty dny ner, disposal of the pub
nc o situated w'sA The following named townships and par' Of
satA qass nae and east Of ffAs principal msridian
Townships hneen tercep, ave and sT
p nessm and eny a township fractional
ship twenty and townships 'wenyesht and twenty nne OF
To~nshs one, wo, eleven, and
ssss s~ns na"
one and townships twenty and OF range
Township. seventeen, eighteen, nineteen and twenty telcsp.
and township twenty Of
Township seventeen, Iesp sections four and hve oil range
ownhip Of 81 John. riys lsI-
Ssxesp heen.
rms:.. "wn.h ssn % a~o
r,essss township. nn..n and sixteen Of range hy,hree
zee. and .w:,y, Of range thirty thirty four :.
s,sS.. 1s, ,s
Frsonal townships thirty thirty eight and thirty
Fractional township thirty eight, ofranse fory-two
NORTH efAs bose hns and Of the principal meridian.
Township four section. 1--WE, eleven fourteen,
Townships and three and fractional township four Of
Township ono east river, ercep,
and fraction. Of townships two and three west of Amelia
the land Once At NEwNANsviLLE commencing on Mon
s The third day q Sovsmbs NEXT for s disposal Of The public
Townships, 10 wit,
seA efh. live a~A east Of IA. principal 'neriaan.
Fractions o,own-hps and fourteen, Of the suwannee
township river
r,nop % sS ..s nsss .%a
hhsen, twenty-five twenty TO twenty nine and
sections ,hree 70 ten, nnesn to twenty and thirty and rons
in township fourteen OF range thirteen.
n
Io~n.p. fourteen and ansen erssg .scS9. nineteen and
Sections ir,hee TO tirs1 in township nineteen OF range
Township srcep, twenty twenty .r
ny. % sy 81 .s,a. sTs n e" %
Township twenty tsrcsp, three. four nine ,on thirty
Tovnps sassS s .ssoc. % thirteen and twenty o.
fouJ eighteen, nineteen twenty
TowSsa1. Ss.n, Cs1e.p, ones sixteen teueep section.
~. M right a.d seventeen to .even,een eighteen
twenty eight and nine ofranse four
North Of as base Hrs and sasi Of the principal meraan
fr'con Of township one east Of the sir
s.cop. e,sh, and nine thirteen TO 1nsen twenty-five twenty
township two OF
township on. and fractional township two,
Fractional township. and two Of range twentyone
,,Rs land once TALLAHAssEE commencing on MONDAY
land. ons and
sesa Of base liz. ef the rrtrcra, rr.viAan.
r.cuoass township four, Of range two.
TowNabtps ssven and eight of rsnse
Townships Ave, seven
teen twenty three and t~enys thirty township ten
ofranee
Townshps 81 eight nns eleven crcep, sections
rght,) tWefvs, and thirteen, II rans~ eleven.
Toh s'n ..vsn eight and sl.vsn ssrc.pt twenty
av to twenty seven, and th.tyfour hy.r and fractional
township thcen Of the suwsnnec range twelve
Fraction oftownshp OF the sections
70 ten, Afsen twenty-five and thirty three in
township sections twelve
and thirty the suwannee river and
ms Traction eownsp twelve, west Of said rve Of rang. thirteen
SortA @@s s..s nrs o~A sas ef a. principal ~.,Aa-.
r"~rship one, ~ hssdcsa p tvo, ~ranss hhe~~
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The steamship Columbia will ply
ports In Oregon awaiting the former the arrival Of the mails
and from returning delay
mails and passengers Francsco.
regular propeiIers
ciscO L
The well known steamship Sands of
under charter company, nd peculiarly
her cabin srangements will be running family
boat .s#Hs## VI aa aa Il
One Of the above will keep the
Acapulco and the other Mexican ports.
The maintained by the United
States mail amslps-
Georgia
Empire City. .............................2,0 1900
Shefokee ,SU
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rARPETINGs, Floor On-CIoths, Curtain Materials.
subscribers pleasure their
OF the cities Of Wash
Georgetown Alexandria, counties Of Maryland
Virginia. New York and Boston
far and altogether the most complete
goods descriptions that
the pleasure presenting the public the lead
ing articles Of which they beg TO enumsrate, VIE;
35 pieces tapestry velvet carpeting, new designs
50 do tapestry Brussels do very nch
rs do heavy English Brussels do
do do do small ngures
bales patent English Erusses priced
5000 yards super hreepiy capeuns Lowell manufacture
1900 d., do ingram carpeung do do
1000 do second quality
beautiful oil cloh which Will be
shape halls passages
pieces Venetian, and steps
so rods all sizes, and cheap
cloths, l04 TO lb4
10 pieces very silk and wool curtnin dc laino
and cotton do
Is worsted damasks
do double width
do do worsied de LANES, for furniture
DO Turkey y-red cashmeets
pair embroidered lace curtains
embroidered muslin curtains
embroidered muslins, low price
brass cornces, from ihe richest TO the cheapest
curtain trimmings and hNues OF e
s,yIes offered the most sccommo
cordially invited examine our stock
oe'o'e """'s ''' HooE, BROTHER, S co.
Sept l6-d4wif
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nRAPER and Tailor.-wILLIAM TUCKER, late Of the
IL firm Tucker Pennsylvania between ~ and
9th streets prepared receive calls from his numerous
generally having just opened very large and
ve.nxs himself with nom the most extensive
Phiianephia all OF winch viii
cash price, snd the reputation OF his establish
all honor him
pnttonage Of will be executed
show Of the handsom
,yles offered In this city,
2l--:paw3w
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Universty NJ Maryland.
session win begin "Wednesday the 18th day OF Octo
i Der, 1851, and close LIST March, 1852
Nathan r. smith, NJ D., surgery.
William r.. A. Aiken, NJ D.. Chemistry and Pharmacy,
Samuel Chew NJ D. Therapeutics Matens Medoa and Hygiene
Joseph Roby M D., Anatomy and Physiology.
william Power, N. D., Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
Chidrea
George w. Misenberser, N D., Pathological Anatomy
Tn. for the prosecution of practical an
ato a y moderate expense,
Cin,r Al cc,1es rs time. week,
er In the Balore In6rms privilege of daily visits 10 It's
ward vii thout ch the student for the ticket
Tss. f N. lectures 900 S9s practical anatomy soi msc
WILLIAM v. A. AIKEN, Dean
gstimoy. Auvust l.. 1881. ..rs Aug 5-2swti5oc.
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ny A. NJ FARoUHAR formerly Of Harrisburg, Penn-yvsnia,
II services the with Neri
the with Great Britain and the Flor
For pensions, bounty land or scrip.
ountv Lnndwil purchase and sale Of bounty
land o order.
Patent OReThe applications for patents procuring models
dra wings will attended all their branches
Ocr-Al claims against the department VIII be
settlement quarterly aecoun pay OF
ditto facilitated, he
New Orleans Delta, Nashville Unon Mobile Advertiser Louis
Democrat Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
Sentinel Herald Free Press, viii prhish g
o. aud their hs this once, accompanied
with 4 name, - June 2su
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The New York and Liverpool United states Mall
Tile ships linen are.

IEI-rfM IHtbt HdVthg DUH by
LLk&Y
SdkXkH taken their ucon their engines
insure strength and speed their accolnlao
daions TOT unoquaed elegance or comfort
fce OF passage from New York Liverpool $3.50 Exclusive
use OF enuasize Saa5 Liverpool New York
" -"'
An experienced surgeon will b attached TO each shin
No berth can be secured until paid for.
The owners OF these ships will
bullion, specie lewey, stones, METALS
dhg are signed theeior and tile
PROPOSED o
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DuuJP BARTON KEY VIII attend 20 any business
he NAV be either of the cous OF this DIS
and attend the prosecution o CLAIMS tS"s ION
grees and Departments ONE on Z sue"' - -,
wAsmpsros, ,Jay ls. tstH. F'-S'~"
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DO hWtNchh uNcIUtH, ee'
ow-priced American oicot, from three 10 six feet
wide
10 do Cocoa mauine- for basement, &c.
Ao hand full Of every variety OF i'm
ported and American carpetng, such as
Tapestry English and American BRUSSELS
imperial, ply, ngrain hne and ngrain low
priced rag hemp and both striped and plaid together
every furnishing which
prepared fully offer good terms
other dealers in this country. . 80. -
ApIs-u p. II. HoOE h co.
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Pacific Mail Steamship COmpany.--Tho only Throu ugh
Line for California Oregon.


4MXENa rangemens of this company, inspected
SkJ&6B and approved by Navy Department,
ing the United States mails connu. to leave
Panama aud San Francisco the LIST 18th month";
unless detained BY unavoidable accident and win Acapulco
san Diego and Monterey The following packets
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company win be ALWAYS
in a each are nov in the pscif
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Mount AIban Institute
nHIs institution pleasantly situated on the Georgetown
| Il city OF Washington
die Potomac and the of Alexandra IL Is de
s,ped extend Of the benefit OF good,
Cbsian education combine advantages
f thorough with bc discipline OF
Christian home. n.,-
The next regular viii begin November Parents who FOR
any desire confer with the Rector
Application pupl for further Information, may
be addressed, .- :. -. . 80 ;, :,
References, Bishop of Maryland, and Hugh Dsvey hVans
LII D. baltimore y. Chambers Kent county Nd aaron
o. Dayton esq Fourth OF Treasury Washneon Evan
LYONS esq Georaetown w. Beverhont Thompson fi'apoo
North Carolina, Miller Halowes, 81 Mays, georgia
I6-2nwfw
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IL pEMOyAI.-DUVALL n BROTHER merchant tniors, have
oustomefs
thai they their and elegant stoe just
cr,oed on avenue Az and 9th
They have just returned from New
York opening richest and most elegant
OF goods which they prepared
" " ~ " 49, DIJvALL h BROTHER.
NJ u. Wanted, two OF 6rstrate coat bands
eptl "
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.-The lectures in this
win the hrst Monday OF November
a until March
Thomas Miller, NJ D., Professor Of bnao and Physoogy
William Johnston NJ Professor OF
Of Women and Children
Joshua Riley d. Professor Of Maena Medica, Therapeutics
and Hygiene.
Fred May d. Professor Of the Principles and Practice Of
surgery ..4 ..... #
Grafton Tyler d. OF Pathology and Practice OF Med
=
Robert King stone d. Microcopai and Patho
logical Anatomy
Edward NJ Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy
James r. Morgan, NJ, D., Prosecor and Demonstfator.
The entire for full course OF lectures by s e pro
Practical anatomy by the demonsator 10
Macuiaiing fee, payable only once
Graduating ~
JNo. FRED. MAY, MD,
Aug I0-2awtd Dean
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NOTICE TO Pre- -EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEsSEEs
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.

NOTICE TO PIE -EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESSEES,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every person entitled the right Of the
lands required establish the the
Of the register and receiver al sau Ste Marie and make
therefor soon practicable fer seeing t notice
Of the public
embracing the camed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
every having the right under the act entitled An act
Michigan,
Droyde for the lands Michigan
approved March, ee oceiPdn Permttcc,
ter Of the lands above
who entitled under the act entitled An act TO
rence price mineral lands in the Lake Supe
nor district, Mch,s Chippewa district in Wisconsin,,
approved September 1880 the land covered by their
Issses respectively the minimum
Is per covering than one full section ent
tsd such land Of
ncs purchase he shall elect do full section the
so required establish The the
of and Saut Mae and
therefor practicable qer seeing As notice
appointed for of the public
embracing the claimed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
July 27-awl3w
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By IN. pr...d.n. Of tho U.,s.a states.

IN pursuance Of law ALARD FILLMORE, President OF the
h. pubic held land odes. sAuLT STE
MARIE State MICHIGAN, commencing Monday the
day Of October next for the disposal OF those sec
IONS sections OF public lands situated within the limits
Cd BY puehe reported by The geologs as
containing mineral in which are embraced ,h tracts which soaa
Of the ATTN January le4s and June l3 1850 and
soa.r under ths sned reduce
minimum price OF the mineral lands the Lake superior DIS
met, Michigan, and the Chippewa district In Wisconsin, ap
proved a6ih septenber, 1850, to VII,
NortA oftAs Iss line Of the principal msridiam
Townships eight and lornne, of range TWEEN
townships ory.oven fOrynine and hfesh' of
7ownshps my eight 6fy nine, twenty
Townships hhyon hhywo' and niy'ogh o range ~s"y
Townships nifty ons any two. hy seven, my eight and hy
Township: nyons, my two. my six, my and MY es
TOwaship dy one, aysi seven, and hneiyh ofranse
Townships nayo hy-fou hydve, nsix fifty seven,
any eight, Of @ .snss thirty two .o ~, sov ..v.n !,
Township. my three hny four, nyhy d six,
townships hty,,hes and afyiou range thirty
Townships any one hywo, and hhyhrss Of range thirty
township any one, Of range thirty eight.
Townsp Townsp & and ii @ oSs, Of apse forone
Townships iortynine hy and hyone, of range
Townships forty eight, forty nine nifty, and dnyone range
Townships oyegh,, nine, hty and fifty one, range
lorty-fouI. .4
Townships nine and ffy, of range forty fve
Townships forty nine and fifty, Of range fortysix
Townships forty forty eight and forty nne OF
range forty seven.
Townships forty forty eight range forty
Township forty eight, Of range forty nine
Lands appropriated by aw for the of schools military and
together those swamp ovefowed
thereby for cultivation, which shall be
by authorities before appointed for the
public SAFE entitled can enable
Of Arkansas and other States reclaim the lands
mts approved September 49, 1885, wu be eredsd
s sales And locations for land bouniies heretofore
ed BY nw Of Congress for military services rendered to the
provided by the entitled An making appropriations
the civil and diplomatic OF &c. approved
March, 1851
Particular lists Of the be offered will be deposited with
register
and the offerings Of the lands will be the day
pointed will order which they advertised
with all convenient despatch until the whole shall have
and thus closed shall be open
than weeks, and private of of the nnd
will be admitted until after the of the weeks
Given under hand the of Washington this twenty sixth
day Of July, Domin thousand hundred and my
s'sFat t1'9f3 t| MILLARD FILLMORE.
bythe President:
j. BuTTEhYIELD,
aaxaCat.s n axslI L IandQ QGce
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Medical Department OF Georgetown College,
Corner Of and l2fh streets, Warrington, d. G.
ruE Lecture. will commence Monday in November,
i continue until the latter part Of March
FACULTY
Noble Young Professor OF Principles and Practice OF Med-
cine.
Charles Lebensn Professor of Institutes and Practice OF
surgery. o,..-..--.--, ,,--..- :,
Fdoardo Howard M Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children
Johnson Eliot, NJ d., Professor Of Anatomy ,.,
Johun A. Richie Professor Of Institutes OF Medicmo
Jane. Ao-,in, D. Professor Of Matera Medic" and Ihe
peutics. -,
j. ". n. Loveoy, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry.
w. NJ d. Associate Professor and Demonsua'o
OF Anatomy. - -, -
Clinical lectures will and operations performed on
Inhmsry and Dspcnsay attached 10 inc COT
tege, , ,.n.o
provided lecture balls and anaom'os
rooms nd IS admirably adapted for medical instruction
Fees for a full of lectures
Maircuaon fpsd only once.
Demonstratofs
Grsdanhon
attended full courses In
FLoDOARDo HOWARD, M D., Dean,
OF 10th and y streets,
Aug 2l-awtNov
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THE annual University Virginia win
the LAT OGobsr, without
Ill the 18th Of June The Univey the following schools
audie vi
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Tickets S0-H S5-Quarters 81 So
Certificates Of packages of 26 whole tickets, SID 90
10 hall
Do Of 26 quarter do - SO
certificates of packages the
will the attention, and
each drawing immediately ater
TO all who order from
Address j. h c. MAURY, Agents,
Oct2I Alexandria, Virginia.
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j. w MAURY Il Co., MAsIeEKa.
$4,000 3 200 prizes of $500.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, ID.
For the benedt Of gala Academy,
Glass No l6l, for 1881.
To be drawn in Aeranda Va, Saturday the st Of Novem
Der, 1851.
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$500 in $50
$3.50 IN lower cabin to
In sfeer noe to

will be the adopted
by any safe between these petts.
passenee allowed $50 lbs free, not
cetding in rement 10 CUBIC feet
20 foot and from
Panama San Francisco the Of 500 per ton.
of apply the office OF the d and %
their agency, No. IN West street, New York
city Aug IDLY
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OWNERS O Lands in TeIasA gentleman in virginia.
VINO Is lawyer desires remove TO TeIa-
season. would like become the agent Tor some
owner country, with view 10 bring them into
family and small capital and IL dssirous OF engaging IN
satisfactory testimonials OF apac
integrity responsibility and his general Is such
ns 10 considerable emigration TO Texas
Texns lands who would he inclined TO avail himself
be pacedn correspondence with the
VIM GOUBDIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia