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ThE nen annual University Of Virginia viii
ut The st Of June The University comprises following
and eetareship, viz;
Ancient LanguagesProessor Gessner Harrison, NJ. d.
MODERN languages-Proicss0r NJ Schele We're, LII ID.
Mathemates-Proiessor Edward ii. Courtouay, LII. ID.
s csluial fhiosoPiy-professor VIM b. Rogers, liz ID,
onehsuy ana Materia hedcaProcssor Robert T. Rogers
Medicine Professor Henry Howard, M. d.
.oparahye Anatomy, Physiology and surgeJames L. ca
Moral Philosophy Professor WIN. H. McGuhey DID, Ill. d.
" Law-frotessor John b. Minor, LII. u.
. Adjunct Proiessor-James r. Hoicombe
my--john Stage Davis, A. M, NJ D.
To be admitted into the University the student 6
ou ONE uaSe, Ios % applying for the Faculty may
II the applicant admission at any
coporated seminary cannot be received into The Uuyety u
produce from such seminary or other Satisfactory
evidence, TO the Faculty. Of general good conduct.
The whole necessary expenses exclusive of Clothes books and
pocket money, are estimated as follows
Board including furniture and Sl00
Fuel and candles 70 be furnished BY The Proctor at cost and
dortory, at $3o IL two in The same room Si5..... Is
Washing be had about $40 a session 10
Rent Of an sste dormtoy Sl6 for half if occupied by
Maeus,os fec use Of library and public rooms Is
Fees II single professor be attended, $50 two $50
if three or more, S25 each.
In the school Of aw the junior class the fees above
In the class thes 500 in all and in the
ssnG5 class the Ggns, a. fee IN each @ giving n
sass
Medical Department.
department entire expense for tuition
cket and dissecng
9mons enables the student TO complete of studies
that Of other medical institution the Unon
tending only two lectures day.
Law School,
An adunc. having been appointed the
commercial law will be taught fully than
civil law together with an exposition Of the most important leading
cases in law and equity
Aug I2-2awswtoi
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IN dfceonof the President OF The United
undersigned ascorannp settling
California, hereby
Of board viii be held San Francisco, said
on he 9Th day Of December 1851.
Given hands, city Washington This day
September, 1851.
INLAND HALL,
HARRY 1. THORNTON,
Sept I7-eod3m Commits
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Sept l6--eod2wif

rARPETrNCss Floor OiI-Cioti,s, Curtain Materials
subscribers have tho pleasure Of announcing TO their
friends generally Of The cies Of Wash
ian and adjacent cOunes Maryland
and Virginia. have just received New York and Boston
altogether the complete
assortment house furnishing dry goods Of every description that
they had the presenting the public the lead
ns articles Of which they beg 70 enumsrate, viz:
IS pieces tapestry velvet cArpetng, new designs
do tapestry Brussels do very rich
rs heavy Engish Brussels do
Is do do do small figures
baIes patent English BRUSSELS, low priced
yards super three ply carpeng, Lowell manufacture
i,,SOS ,s do do ~ ''SAN u Do second quality
sheets very beautiful cloth, which will be any
shape for halls passages
tWed plain Venetian for and
SO dozen brass rods. ali sizes, and cheap
printed drugget crnn cloths, from O-4 to l64
10 pieces very rich silk and wool curtain de lame
do do wored and cotton do
o5 woraed damasks
IS do do union damasks, double width
do WOrsted de laines, furniture
25 Turkey red cashmercts
95 richly embroidered lace curtains
80 embroidered muslin curtains
70 pieces emhs curtain musins, lew price
,5O brass from the richest 10 the cheapest
To.her with and fixtures of the
,,,s, es: be offered the accomno
cordially invited examine stock
before making thxir selections elsewhere. -
'e"' "'~"s As HOOE, BROTHER, 4 co.
Sept l6-diwif
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Femaie Education at Washington.

HE subscriber, thankful for with which he has
favored than hteen States, and from families hold
highest positions county, respectfully
the fourth Of hi. service city
eighteenth Of his esperieuce1 youth.
Private Family Boarding School the education young
ladies all the solid and the Ornamental branches
education, limited pupils
comfort and thorough
be
the family and school Fleroh,
Instruction French lady educated The
Paris,
II. W. CUsIiMAN, A. NJ,
Indiana avenue, near City Hall.
DC ls-cod2nf'
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q he q u all.-Thc celebrated
Ii Doctor Brothers and Gray, have hnaiy
themselves In the city o atc
travelled knowledge and having spent
among Indians for the seng thorough
knowledge botany themselves qualified Ia alleviate
whh the human family are subject We
promise 10 favor with call that we viii, with
ou them question, complaints and symp
TOMS and speedy cure The Doctor.
wholly and prepared by themselves we
also complaints, matter
from what they originated, how long abdn
had ONCE rem
counties OF the states view
Yot Ac who, having been up to
de BY e faculty hearing u.s. svang themselves OF our
been restored heaiu diseases treated
the following dyspepsyj consapsnoh pe
bronchitis, er-peias, letter. caid head dfopsy an he
Diseases the skin, lungs, stomach, bowels We
kidneys, spine &c. . ,..,
Once street, opposite the Smithsonian Institution
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~ OWEN SON, Merchant TniIors would lespect-
II. fully their friends and public generally
fall
goods quality such cloths, cassmeres vestpgs
Sc and that their friends and customers will call and
themselves.
returning liberal share patronage they
received that, having
evils of the credit exien they have de-
in
prompt solicit public favor
Oc g-2awlm lnlel X Tcegraph.l @#H
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TuE YOUNG CHRISTIAN, by Jacob Abbott. rYol,

u,HE YOUNG CHRISTIAN, by Jacob Abbott. Ivoi-
l. illustrated
Queens Scotland. Volume Q; by Mrs. Strickland.
London roor Part
The Of Behehem Stories Christmas beautifully Illus
uatud.
Mnrys Tales for Boys Girls by Hughes, with II
iustrations.
The woodbine Hoydny Gin, beautifully illustrated
Illustrations OF celebrated American painters, with eeVe" en-
cravings steel by John sariaiu
The Physicians Visiting List Diary Book OF Engagements
for 1854 - :. -, - +.
PRANCk IAtho"'
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(Lafs firm of Luty Dsrau,)
his friends and the public ina
just opened varied assortment OF fall and
winter gentemens such
and vestnx Of The most approved manuac
iure and styles
Merino, silk, and shirts and drawers
Hosiery, cravat- uspenders, gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns hc,
which he il prepared lowest cash
lie soicts 9 liberal share OF public patronage
Ills present location opposehs former stand The National
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue
Sept 27-aaw3wif
Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies,
EortA~sa Of Ola and sfrsa'.
THE NaTTTUTE session the hr Of sepiem
bs with and teachers in every
Department.
boarding pupils $3.50 intending English and
mathematics. :.
va, ia English and mathematics
ANCIENT and modern languages music drawing painting &c
had of the Principal fary application or
admission :. .ur 49,,
WASHINGTON CITY, August l3 ioSi'
hug l7-dtISOet
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j. FRANCIS CLEMENTS.

Attorney and Councillor at Lar,
WILL practice Of this Distfci and in the adjoining
w counties Of Maryland and Virgins.
against
claims the revolution.
oace on Louisiana avenue been 4x and 9Th streets.
S.ntI ID--so
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VIRGINIA Locomotive Car Works, Wolfe strees
and Potomac, Alexandria, Vugna-smith d Perkins,
and
engines boilers chilled wheels and axles
patent wrought machinery castings gen
The undersigned having erected extensive shops and
machinery prepared
and machinery OF n kndr,
despatch, and the most favorable terms
H. G. SMITH,
Late Of the Aex andrin Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
of Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
o.
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THIS establishment conducted
always been. The central and pleasant situation
comnodious
found there, combine agreeable
the traveller.
Having Of John l.. Tucker Co,
establishment the subscriber pledges his beet
maintain it, reputation, aud satisfaction 10 hrs
WIN H. PARKER.
Bosrov, Sept. Is, 1851.
sept le-law3an
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the hove points OF the will be at the
dep Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company on ,hs arrival
carried "ee 0' e'''se +" '''e'' ''o RonERT STEWART,
oc,I-dd Ticket Agent.
Ass,staut Teacher Wanted Immediately.
TIE Principal OF the wausnton IN % Male hcadsmy wishes
employ forthwith teacher who qualified 20 teach
and the lower maoems"s ue os'
be an o sobsr habits aud good moral CHARACTER,
An applications be made immediately and e"sf p"s'pa'
the Pr'sc'pa
rsA lS-Au -
orEICIAL Military Books, for sale by Taylor *
" MAURy, booksellers, near sth street, washington
Cavalry Tactics, , vols price s5-vefy scarce
waynes Sword Exercise price 4
sco't'r Infantry Tactics, 3vois. /; price " o.
.d,,s for mSnpsn . Als ~ pse c Ma II
Instructions for Field Artillery, Horse and Foot
Cro-ss Military Laws.
Mcf'omb's Courts Martial,
Ordnance Manual,
Army and Navy Registers,
And all other government books and documents.
sept1
AtEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE---The subscriber has
recently erected by
Duva Brother the north side oPennsylvania ave
hoo branceshsvins engaged the
eyices Henry Marsels who, is we known has won
m lnrself cue and whose attention. viii be
Of boots and shoes
cnll the attention of the ladies 70 me beau
80 win syent beautiful French
,d cnssh ~nher a Silks and rniN which wiz be msh. "P 70
order IL Mr. usual beautiful style .,
m New YORK. Philadelphia, nHd Bs'uore M OF 'ne mos
approved styles and shoes, Of every 70 Nj
which we pssculsly iave attention OF he p".n s
cAM sch,s new and misruIe Of 'hs English IN
Pores, Lie ana Forest Trees by John s. sprnter
lust published and this Day received ~ rATLSR MAuRy,
ou3 Rooksessss near IN ssceI
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Medical Department OF Georgetown College,
Corner Of y and i2fh Streets Wa'hinsfon, d. C.
,rUE the first Monday In November
L and continue ant the latter part OF March
FACULTY
Young n Professor OF Principles and Practice OF Med-
cine. !, 1T. :.
Surgery. r.. :,
Fiodoardo Howard d. Professor OF Obstetrics ana peaes o
Women and Children.
Johnson Eliot, NJ. D.. Professor Of Anatomy.
Richie NJ d. Professor of Institutes OF MEDICINE
Jane. AUSTIN Professor Of Maera med'ca and lhera
psutics.
j. w. n. Lovcjoy, NJ. D Professor Of Chemistry.
Samuel Everett D. Associate Professor and Demonsator
of Anatomy. -, =
Clinical lecture. will delivered and operations performed on
patients Infrmay and Dspensary attached TO e Cot
ege
convenient lecture balls a"d ahnouos
rooms sdapsed for medical instruction
Marieula,ion (pn,d only ouceD .s.'.s's.''.''t
Denpon-traofs
Graduation
Perpetual ticket
Pee cor have attended Two fn,i courses IN
FLoDUhRDo HOWARD, NJ. D., Dean,
Of 10Th and D streets.
Aug 2i-IawtNov
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General Agency At Washington II. Z.
ny A. NJ FARQUHAR formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
for services IN me war WIN Mn
the with Great Bran ana thh fo
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
bounty Landw purchase and sale Of bounty
land order.
Patent ofeeThe applications fo patents, procuring models
drawngs he viii be sended all their various bfanehes
Gsnerai Posi- OF,hu claims against the department VIII DC
settlement contscors' quarterly accounts pay OF
ditto facilitated nc 80
New Orleans Delta, Nashville Union Mobile Advertiser, Louis
Era Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
Sentinel Detroit Free Press, VIII publish 20
s send their bills to this office, accompanied
Min /, ,,psY June 05d
TAPEsTHy VELVET, Tapestry Hrasssl-, Plain
Brscls three ply, and ingram cnpeungs-We respectfully
o Washington, Georgetown, Alex
.naa and
former the above varieties Of cpenrs, which, having
purchased late auction sales IN New YORK. can be d
at n unusually low prices. 49,.
respectfully that the time to purchase carpets
in OF the OF the Tine. amongst The carpet
dealers abroad, fhese goods selling at a sacrifice.
Also durges both IN the piece, In
10 10 cloths Of 1874 by l2 to l2A BY 1914.
One heavy Flemish 80 table damasts
ONE case dan,ak covers with all the
ruros matching. -
CLAGETT 4 DODS0N,
Dealers In all kinds OF furniture dry goods,
Pennsylvania avenue, door cast OF 9th
Oct Is-eod3uf
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no OWNERS Of Lands In TenRs-A gentleman in Virginia,
who and desires Texas
season, like
owner Of lands in that country, with view 10 bring them into
market.
lie a family capital dssous of engaging in
agriculture He capaci
integrity responsibility his such
enable consJer rabc Texas
lands would himself
Of be placed correspondence with the
advertiser and suitable responses, by addressing paid
General agent and collector Richmond, Virginia
N n. HOOE ~ CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
carpetns, floor oil Cloths matting curtain materials
aanue 9Th and 9Th streets, Washington
d. q.
Aug 9o-d
nISsOLUTION firm heretofore exist
IL Brother Is this day, by mutual
dissolved Mr. George r. Dyer viii attend 10 the settle
also Of the unsettled business
Robert W. deceased which Immediate attention
= Peacefully requested. EDWARD C. DYER,
GEO, Y. DYER.
wAsmxoros, September "a, 1850
n Copartn~rshi Notice.Tbe undersigned have formed
and firm OF Dyer Mecute, and
Of Brother, Of 10Th street ahd Pennsylvania
avenue.
They espey solicit OF the patronage be-
pledge themselves TO discharge fnt
fully every conhdeJ To them.
Mcclure make advances all con
EDWARD O. DYER,
j. @. Mcguire.
wAsurperos, September "a, 1850.
27-du
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O sportsn,enJ w BADEN PENNSYLVANIA avenue, near 6,
opened small lo, OF double barrel
guns, saeable sizes, and nj unusually low prices
Likewise fresh supply Dixon Sons powder TASKS D. TO-
and ~ ounces
Shot pouches aud belts
single and double game bags, bottles
English, French and American
Gun waddng, powder horns, sc.
l7--la w3w
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CoIs IN btan College, ID. G..
NnE winter session will be opened the l7h OF
i September. 20. oo
ROOM library furniture IL 90
Tnbs and servants %
CHARGES 10 students who do not board:
lbrnry, ana furniture. l2 W
Fuel atcost !; " ashing 37S cents per dozen
$40; small charge for damages
college exclusive Of books and sauohe,
exceed 70 Students may be admitted asy
time the opening preferable Bills payable three
months in advance.
Our Students opportunity Of attending The o lee
lures dn gushed men OF science at the Smith
ona Of hearing the debates in Congress- and ar
umsnts before the United Supreme which
no college present. - ).
CoLLKsE HIT August. 1881. hug1IoAcP'a"'"
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uARPERw Magazine tor October.
ii Isssshaslonss MaeastAe ~ Ocfoher.
este, tesih fssOusc ssstsrucs &C. from oncAi docu
rnsnss In with tIbs recent revolt !.
Els
The Ls~Aor Medical stnAsat; By Pnnch.
The Myweyes ~ The Heuth "A Romance by tnesns sue
Th~ L~nAo~ Lancet fSr Sspsember -.
fav ssA ~ TAYLOR 4 MAUhy,
ocsa Bookseners, near Wh srees
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FTom JfDTed Hennen, esq, J the NeW UTlean, baT
DosTos, Sep 6, 1850.
Messrs LIrTIr Bkows Gennemenl am much pleased 10
publishing revised edition OF Saas
No the English
guage subject compared fulness
and correctness throughout
From Of its publication The has received
appreciation the learned and lawyers
desevedy The complers OF the Code Napoleon
cnTousy Napoleon himself studlsd ii
carefully early fe which for singular
and wisdom OF his and decisions dun the
adoption CODE DOmat should, and hope
WILL be found n library Of every American lawyer.
Your obedien servant, - -
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I,O shL1ha beautiful, commodous, cottage bum fe-asnoa
7,h between aud Boundary Streets e9",unH ,a,sys
being All No iV ana ps' eo
> nine apaftmcns WIN
smoke wood and cnag' W
stabng horscs and pump OF efoc'e" W' w "e
yard. 80, u..,, :, ,,o n,,,. omecs
rapiy neiForhood and enjoys he double aay'n
OF eli residence ,,..,.
minute description the surrounding beautiful VICINITY heny
n,.i, IA deemed unnecessary Per
,ns inv 70 win please call and efamne y" themselves
Tile from United States Inquire OF w. 'oHssos on me
pre-
&c lS-eolw
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Ii informs the public that
he has become The proprietor OF t line o man coaehes running
Winchester, by the way OF Lersbug lie
will run good have his employment
skui attentive, and accommodating drven The
made good and every pains Will be
iaken every The accommodation conveniense,
who extend TO him thu patronage The
respectfully solicited once at Poomac
JAMES H. KEMP.
l-dIY
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The New York Chagrcs be the adopted
| by safe between ports
| Each IL allowed $50
ceeding 10 cubic feet.
Freight will be taken Chages foot and
Panama to San Francisco at the rate OF S0o ton.
For choice Of bes apply the ONCE OF the 81 and 53
street, agency No. IN West New York
| city. AUG 2-dy
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University or Virginia.

gIhE
nence the
vi The 18Th Of June The University comprises following
and leetnreslp
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-25

tractors did not comply with their con-
tract The binding was OF a very In.
ierior description, and speculators flied
their pockets at'the expense OF Govern
ment.
Mr.. Hamlin advocated the resolu-
tim.
WAsHINGros, Dec. 22d.
SENATE.-On motion ofMr. Hunter the
committee on finance was authorized TO
employ clerk.
Mr.. Dodge, ofIowa, reported bill
with an amendment, granting the right
of way and land TO certain railroads in
Iowa.
Mr.. Shields reported back to the Sen
ate the bill granting land for canal in
Illinois.
Mr.. Miller introduced bill for the
improvement OF certain rivers and har-
bors, and briefly advocated its passage.
Referred.
Mr.. Hall called up the resolutions
calling for information relative to hogg-
ing in the navy, and moved substitute
calling for special information on the
subject, which was agreed to, and the
resolution adopted.
The resolution fixing Fridays for con-
sideration ofpriva,e claims, meeting with
considerable opposition, MIR. Pratt took
the floor and urged it's passage in justice
TO private claimants, and the committee
who had SO arduously abored 10 investi.
gate their claims.
Mr.. Davis opposed the resolution, be-
leving that il would not facilitate pri
vate Business, bat would delay public
business, which was more important.
MIR. Pratt rejoined.
Mr.. y angum said that any departure
from the settled rules Of the Senate al
ways obstruc,ed business, and that it
was better to proceed with business in
its regular order,
Mr.. Atchison spoke in favor of the re-
solution, and said that they could never
consider business in order.
Mr.. Hunter opposed the resolution and
instanced its injurious effect under
similar rule in the House.
Mr.. Hamlin defended the working rule
OF the House and earnestly advocated
the resolution. which after further debate
was adopted by 81 TO 10.
The special order of the day being
Mr.. Foote'S compromise resolution, was
then announced as in order.
HorsE.-The House met at l2, and
after the usual opening business.
Mr.. Daniel, Of North Carolina, report
ed resolution 10 continue in employ
ment the extra clerks, TO compile d.
gcst on claims.
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european Mus,
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM
FRANCE.
HALIFAX. Dec. 20.

HALIrAx, Dec. 20.
The steamship Europa, from Liver
pool. Dec. 9th, bound for New York, ar
rived here this forenoon, after constant
succession Of heavy gales.
The affairs OF France lave al length
reached a crisis, and the long dreaded
coup detaf; has been made. On Mon
day night, The lst inst, the President
seized the reins OF Government, dis
solved the Assembly, declared Paris 10
be in state Of siege arrested the Lead
ing opponents Of his policy, and appeal
ed to the people. The preparations for
this movement were perfected with CEN
summate skill and secrecy, and every
thing was consummated before the As
sembIy or the public had the least idea
of the Presidents intentions, and an en-
tire new Ministry was formed during
the night OF Monday. At daylight on
Tuesday morning, the Presidents pro-
clamation was found posted throughout
the city, in which he ordered the dlsper-
sion oflhe Assembly and the restoration
OF universal suffrage. Also proposing a
new system of government, and the in
slant election by the people,, and by the
army, ola President, to hold Office ten
years, supported by Courc.l Of State,
and by two Houses Of Legislature, and
that pending the election, Executive
powers shal remain in the hands Of the
President. The election is tn take place
during the present month, and the Pres
idcnt promises to bow 10 the will OF the
people. He says that he has been fore
ed into his present attitude, and it is GER
tain that Theirs, Chanearnier, and 9TH
ers Of his opponents had decided to de-
mand his arrest and impeachment on
the Cd irst, and were almost in the very
act of moving in the matter, when. they
themselves and their principal friends
were arrested and conveyed TO Vincen-
mes. Whenever the members Of the
Assembly have attempted to meet Off
cially they have been ordered to disperse
and arrested if they refused.
Two hundred OF the members have
been arrested many were subsequently
released But all the leaders of the OPP
position were in prison. Three hundred
Of the members OF the Assembly are
said to have gwen in adhesion TO the
President, and teIegraphic dispatches
from the Departments, state that the
Presidents demonstration has been
haied with the utmost Enthusiasm
Subsequently these reports were con-
tradicted, and several barbados were
erected in different quarters Of Paris;
but were speedily broken down by the
troops,