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GENCY. WashinGton.-Tbs undersigned, late o.. n
specon branch Of the Post Ohce Department, offers
mail generally and to those OF the
particularly, with the that his removal 80
initiate against the character he has for many
in the department for honesty capacity and noe
refer. his associates IN once cf both parties with inc"
consent, sustain him therein. -
Al orders 10 attend to business, Of every nature a
JAMES OWNER, Arn..
July 4-aff late Of Post Once Depan""~
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demand for larger medium bat the drain OF silver and
the neglect OF the department furnish small coins have
done much TO enhance the demand for small bank noees
and the shave those equal TO per cent per snun
constitutes the profits OF The banks and the loss Oh me puo
lie through the neglect OF the mint 60 4,
The produce markets fairly supported oouoh -
pretty firm Notwithstanding that the accounts are Of larger
CROPS and the singular that mo Liverpool
stock is again bales greater at the close Of mo year
than il ha hitherto been reported This Is the second time
British merchants have played on that paltfy cheat
The stock in Liverpool the close of the year was OIL
bales against bales the close OF loAS OF Amer
can 272 40 against SIT $40 last year The sales here are
about |, 500 bales per day. closing as follows
Ord TO Mid. Mid iair
good ord good mid. 70, 70 iai an,
Upland and Florida, l3l l2A l3l slA Eta ~
Mobile and N. Orleans, l3i I3i lat al4h i4t iof
Wool has been very active. and prices are much hghef
my the ris" OF the manufacturers Inc GU
tire stock in this city is 900 lbs on sale fued
woods are high and The deep SHOWS Norm pfeve
pelts from coming market but the high price oil Won
the killing Of sheep Sales have been about Soooo
lbs at 90 IS cents fleece - % cents blood 40 10
cents quarter blood No. country pulled. 81 ~ eo"''
Tho get wool enough either at hons
or abroad and further advance will take place roul
has been heavy, railroads continue to deliver Hoey'
while the Indictment weather checks demsndsaies sagn
STATE =, ~ rs =. 81; Indiana - 81 80; southern Is
Arm. sales Georgetown AT 80 10 L. hye hour % o.
Corn meal S3 a IS 49,. Wheat-but little doing sales
white Genesee VI rs. Rye, rs cents Barley VI 10
ri az Oats ~ So cents northern Corn closed nrm al 20
CT cents Hemp dew-roted 8ll6 1920 Lead, Galena,
firm "a 80 "a g. Spirits urpentae, " " per Nv los
N.w mes, pork rather ower-saes $iS 90 8lt; $l2
Sl2 I2h old do 80 25 prime. Beef ~ 70 $io mess
"a 81 So prime Lard cents, old 81 81 cents new
Ohio Tobacco active Kentucky, 10 IL cents common,
81 a 9 cents.
Freights are dull-coton Liverpool, 6s2d -four Sd
grain, I'D.
continues spoculatiye. and prices
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The annual trade circulars from England speak OF en-
couagng prospects and Of satisfactory trade The aci-
tiles for bringing continental good, via England will make
achange in the apparent of trade in the official
tables, bu, the fraudulent mpet,on OF British merchants
acts 10 the benefit of American for the moment
Thus, while an American Is waiting freight the
rates are put down in British ports say E2 (ha price,
from Havre 10 New York The she has sailed they
again advanced e. the object being break thsm
down Some OF them are cheated Of proper measure
OF ooai In order mat they may meet with DISASTER Bat
Amsr'c an enterprise has always conquered even when
obliged to run the gauntlet of British rascality.
The inoreass ofcreds continues both here nd in neigh
boring Cities I, be rapid The of the CITY
banks to December I'll, 1850, comparatively a, f,-
lows
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forward mso,
a reference respectable New York house f
ncent All orders viii meet with prompt attention. u addressed
WILLIAM MURPHY
983 Madison street, New Yosk
Orders will attended promptly IL left hes,
She'll Motl 10 Wall street, Of Mcsss H. Jeromsn a
William
~ Business cards, colos from dies ts
per thousand.
Nov l5-d3M
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INTENSIVE SALE OF READY-MADE CLOTHING, by order
Alexandria Fire Insurance CompanyOnM Monday morn
ing action shall sell the entire stock OF
clothing partially damaged Pennsyvanis Mon
day morning last, consisting Of
Ctoaks, over-coats, sacks
and coats pantaoons, vests
Under shirts and drawers pocket handkerchief
Crsyats, suspenders, hosiery
Shirts, caps umbrellas, canes, &c.
whole extensive assortment all OF which
offered suit the trade well ~ private individuals
Terms cash. J. ...
DYER MCGUIRE,
Ian 4-d Aucionesrs.
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United states Patent once +.

DsotspsR "a, 1850.
0N the petition OF D. A. Plus, Of Springfield Ohio, and H. Pitts
the extension OF granted
Of June 1884, for Improvement in tresh
from the Of said
patent, which place the 9th dny ~ June, 1851
ordered thai the said petition be heard at the Patent Once
Monday, March, 1851 II O'Clock, all
notified appear II they have why
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
opposing required file the Patent
Once objections specifically forth in writing least twenty
Of all testimony filed by either
taken and transmitted
codance OF the Office which viii BE- furnished
plicnnon. -
ordered ALSO that this notice be published in the Republic Intel
pencer and Union Washington, d. Tribune, New York Daily
State Journal Columbus Ohio Daily Atlas Cincinnati Ohio,
- u..,..x
Commissioner Of Patents
p above papers viii please copy and send their
the Patent ONCE with containing this notice
Dec 25-Iaw3w
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LfOR sA lie, splendid Country Seat, and a half
miles from the the Baltimore pike, hundred
yards from the toll gate adjoining the Joseph
H. L. Chaplin containing IS acresabout 90
residue in with two springs running through the
failing door, with
apple orchard The consist OF dwelling
stories, and Of story and balfsix awih
kitchen attached stable house. she'd and
buildings Any DESTROYS OF viewing said will
call the proprietor, living thereon
JOHN A. BARTRUFr.
may obtain information by applying JOHN r. CALLAN
Of 7th and y streets.
ian I6-eoa
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TELEoRAPHIC REPORTS FOR THE UNION
Condition of the Northern Markets

PHnApxLrHrA. January 2s-2 m There have been no
Pennsyvana IS os Flour quss.mail sales a, - Ss
"a e. Corn meal; S2 81 Sales o. red wheat at vi "
q q 81 e wnr %hs. 81 6 cents. oats. Pov.
ions stsady-prces unchanged The grocery market is
s sS wS Sa,ass s0 s.on ~ Fp0
NEw YoRx, Jan. Is -. p, m.
SALES PRICES OF STOCKS IN NEW Yonk TO DAY
1T call 2icall
The stock market heavy to-day Canton Company
No udinps up 70 this hour of the steamer Atlantic.
The hour marke, is auie-sale. Of loo barrels sI
81 for 'ctssnt sa s.
is quetGenesee wheat, ia l3 cents; red. 700 ioi
cent. Small sales of corn a, 90 81 cents tor mixed aud
changed The cotton market Is dnno sales have been
made. Dealers are awaiting the steamer Whskey, 70
26 cents
Shippreck, &c.
New YoRk. January 24-lOp IN The ship Zurich from
miles south OF Sandy Hook She had valuable cargo OF
French goods. The passengers were all saved and brought
IS $50 TONS and valued $50.OO0 Fully insured in New
York Philadelphia, and Baltimore;
The jury inquest in regard to those killed by the falling
of the walls OF houses in this city some time ago rem
desed their verdict to-day They found the architect lore
man. and guilty OF highly cuPabis careiessness
arrival ofths Philadelphia The Marksts.
New ORLEANS, January 2i.-The steamer Phiadelpha
December The market 10 dull under the European
news The sale, 900 bales Jenny Lind il ex
pected here on the LIST OF February.
Til. Winner of I.e Greek Sape.
CIncINsArr January 2J. Dorsey, of New O,leans,
the fortunate drawer Powers Greek Slave at the Art
Union distribution in this CITY
Robbery and attempted MHrdsr-Laks Navigation Open
BUFFALO, January 22-About o'clock last evening Two
men jewery stors In Geneiee street, Kept by
German. and snached up several Watches with winch
they atten pied mako their The owner OF the
store in pursuit OF the seals when they
fired upon him. The ball entering his head il supposed
that the wound will prove fatal The thieves are still al
large.
The steamer Hsndrick Hudson ls this place last
ming for the West There obstruction whatever to the
navigation.
Steamboat Explosion Loss of Stsamsr-Warr0nt Vs.
sued for the Arrest Of General Qui.man.
Nrw ORLEAs. Jan 20-The steamer Brilliant collapsed
ono of her ues the Basos lew days ago. by which
cdent the engineer and OF the crew were killed.
Iiearn that the fine steamer Palmetto has been totally
lost in Matagorda bay Fortunately, the passengers and
were all saved.
Il /, now asccrtaned be positive fact that Judge
johnson has issued for tho arrest OF Governor
uitman charged with participating in the Cuba invasion
The warrant will be executed soon As the United States
marshal Mr. Fielding Davis reaches Jackson whittier be
gone is believed that an application viii be IN ade
the Judge the high court oil errors and nppeas Tor
writ habsds corpus which, the impression IS wiz not be
granted The affair has produced considerable specua
ton.
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amss Of the Bible, which has been
exhibiting such large and delighted audiences
and voab commented upon by the PRESS
open Odd Fellows Hall the ensuing week.
all will have opportunity of Witnessing that which repre-
seuted q work Of
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j. ". PATTON.

(Former partner of j. r.. Dor, ess'l
GENERAL AGENT for the prosecution Of elaine pe,or
VI either Of the departments such ~ pensions, hno
~ pay, pay los. horses, any other LOST
post paid, addressed " Patton, Washington cry
receive imn ediate attention. ~"
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perceived by advertising columns that Mr. Wallet,
the National Hall, will take his
this evening Anything would be superfuous
cept what Mr. says himself The country is sasso
and platforms"
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Al n. md HLAAKO have tho honor Of Informing
III the gentlemen Of Washington that their Dancing
Academy Hail. street, will be opened
receiving applications and pupi Tuesday next the 2
Of January, 1851.
Rules and furnished at the Dancing saIoon-
R.rssRxoyst
Washington Willard Fillmore. Hon. Henry Clay.
Ba'tmoreMes ~ Buonaparte Rdgely Of Hampton, Hon
H. u howard Charles r. Carroll Owfngs Hoffman, Stuart Apple
ton Alexander b. Gordon John Glenn Thomas j. Pen
Robert McKim. 1'
Richmond William H. Macfarlsnd, Robert stanard
DIR. Gibson, Dr. Hsxall.
Mr. H. instructor at Mrs Pheps Pasap-co Institute Eicons
Mills Mrs Gibson's Arcbers
md Mr.. and Mrs sueeters academies =
Jan lG--dH
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Ma AHEsGh ar
s sss :s and f ne
being LOT No. TO- in reservation B. The house contains
and good cellars The lot 'front.', twenty 1--WE feet on
wide alley M anything se
70 be the mos, business city, and all property in its sein
s4%s Of sale One .th Of the purchase money cash the bal
srss n III o and mo
Sea"s and deed Of trust on the properly to the
'-'"''' K GREEN,
Janaa-a Aucuoneer.
A CARD.-HENRY DOUGLAS, florist and seed.man,
of Ism and sues" opposite the state Department takes
ton Of flowers in bloom, which will be arranged TO order
not be procured elsewhere weahs ,pg vases baskets
ho hard looking bouquets made a, This for
who desire such cheaper than can be had elsewhere
JaR H-sodaw
Washington and Alexandria Boat.
: yU1-A The sieamLoa, THOMAS CoLLYER viii depart
the following hours coach connects with The boat
Leave. alexandria a, g, 9S, TX, an; es4,pm.
Leave, Washington at sk, iox,& nj iaS5 as, M
The Thomas Colyer Mount Vernon
week.
Jan 10 g.
1--WE HUNDRED dollars rcwars.-Tbe above reward will
s"d Of me or wSo
sunday night last sh instant, appisd the torch q The nsen
witt, considerable portion Of other valuable property belonging
President Columbia Fire Company.
j. MuLLoy, Secretary.
A CARD.-The gentlemen respect
Mr. John H. Gibbs Pennsylvania 9th and 10th
The stock will be sold auction without
and comprises an assortment Of ne best articles in
Ornamental hair work, perhmery
Comedies, Pari. gloves, brushes
Combs, jcweiry, fancy boxes, dressing cases
Millinery goods, ace., sbswis, cravas
snspender,. umbrellas and parssos, canes, &C, ),
both
until exclusively for the ladies' and nd
jouning 10, p. for the accommodation gentlemen
Mr. sales they well aware that better
ed stock cannot be found in the District
Jan 10 Aucuoneers
u 18th and 18Th small o. widow viii
heartily Office,
pensation viii be made, II required
-" W.
.hns parts oAhe city and suburbs for SALE the
NJ THOMPSON
Office door Jackson Hall, Penn. avenue.
DOsITTvELY las week OF tho sale OF cloth
ngThs sell bs balance clothing
chepoer offered
THIS city, to close up the stock Don't mis-. The boat chance Of
Jan Corner Of Pennsyivanis and ION street
NO tho WesksightedInr reply oeyea inquiries from the
surrounding hereby that Mr. Beckel whose
glasses have given general satisfaction, viii remain during this week
Jan9i-a Corner Of Pennsylvania avenus and 10Th 81,
pAIHTTNGsws have received few very nre oil pantngs
during week only. DYER MCGUIRE
ROARDiNo-sr or eight gentlemen can be accommodated
On io,b betw .en r. street .nd pennsyIvapis av.nn.
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Ns,o York city banks

The means banks the close OF 1913, oomprsnl
capital, circulation, depo,te, and due banks, were
e56.b .732 Thsy S57 ,59l79) an Increase OF
thrty-one millions or this less than four millions is capt
tai the balance Is all credit and constitute, tho twenty
four millions increase In bank loans Thsrs is now
gain Of nearly S2oooo0D capital Ia B,nos the
tal has increased durng the year 500 O0) and there
now application, for 855o00o capital ia that
city will be observed that although $40 900 % in
spscis has been exported from this pir In year. the
amount Ia bank has increased nearly StO0O,0W. AMI in
thn citv
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Steamboat Explosion Loss of a Sasamsr.-Warront !
u4ed Tor The Arrest Of General Qui!man.

M Snaithson lectures.-Dr John o. Morris OF Bsti
more second Of his course OF lectures A. fol
I'd. IN Wednesday evening 22d inst Subject The Ant
Friday evening, Oath inst Subject Insect Architecture
Lecture commence al " O'Clock, p N.
Jan le-6td
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KNOX WALKER will practise lsyv In the s s~y
(owr, of the limited atst~s sftcnd 10 the pro'
ciaus arsip., the government Aadrs.. Washington D.
Mar. I0-u
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ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Sa~ Fta~eisco, California. J
RsvpRrsoss Hon. a. w Inge, N. c. Alabama John
esq, Mobile, Alabama Messs Rhodes. Wright, Cos -
leans Louisiana; Henry Clark, esq, Tsbsro Norm
Hon: wiM G-." .aorn M. SEM r. srs
pny, :, NJ. u.r, , May 7-h~H
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CAMERON srREycT HOUSE.

THIS spacious finished In s best modern
fronts south about thirty feet, running hack nesaw
has been provided for the accommodation and eo'nor'
family To gentlemen holding public oce In ssh,nson ~
offers the following inducements perfect healhine~
usob short and pleasant drive from city 10 city much -
much cheaper living, and the very best society SOLO
era crcd, will be given but rented, the rent will be mo
Immediate he had For further PARTICULAR 7
CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
Dec Io-lnwtr AlersnAn
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John NJ. McCAI.LA late 6ecO nj Auditor Of the ~
j ury Offers his Of the Co.
meni, before Congress- the departments in the seth
military accounts, and agency business generally. 80
Letters addressed him business should paid
nee IL the NJ 9Th and Louisiana
WASHINGTON Cry April Q8--u
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SERvANTR.-Wantsd, q nnAls servant and -
y do the work Of small family. None will he empJ
who bring good recommendation. Iseus this oA~
Nov 2l-tNf
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WILL attend the prosecution NJ caims before Coasses ~
w ious executive departments Of the government
once and dwelling street, between PHI and 18th sreets
Ocf2-H
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A Fine and ne~tly-farnshed may he
Mrs SMITHS, east side Of 18th third
Ian Off
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A CARD.-HENRY DOUGLAS, florist and seedsmnn, corner
IL opposite Stale Department. takes
this method sppze his patrons and others OF the beautiful coec
bloom, which will be arranged 10 order,
procured elsewhere, spg baskets with
superior TASTE reasonable prices
bouquets made This establishment for those
who desire such cheaper than can be had elsewhere.
Jaa l4-eod2w
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A COMPENDIUM of tho Entire Body Of the Law,
IA by KinnesIphabecay arranged with reference
latest and most approved authorities -
T.
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BALrIMoxx, Jan. 23-b, p. m.
J,ad~ b-,ye~a Baltimore and the Souh.--Stsam Pro-
ysilxy,-Ths Steamer .diiantie. --Grsnd Opera. Ths
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NOTICE TO residuary legatees of Nelson Reed, de-
IN ceasedWhereas by decree uf Baltimore suing
dated the second day of March, 1851
pending between James Dudley
himself other iegaees Of Nelson Reed decea4ed and William
Baker, William George Baker, under the Will OF said
funds hands said
and said the
be producrd, the children Of
diary Barton, Rebecca Ayers Elizabeth Eichelbeger, (who
brother tesaors wife, Reed Reed, (yho
Eizabeth Mai, Rehecca Lloyd, Jane
ewy, tao Of living death of Nancy
Reed ttlos widow who died the ninth day of Sep
having Reed,
living death Of Nancy Reed, and
said Nancy Reed and
Alexander Robert
Tor-yson of the teanr) e.the aud
dead death of Nancy
deceden living death said Nancy Reed died
said Nancy Reed left living Nancy
Reed what and relationship such
death Nancy Reed and
who children Of Dnah dudley living the
Nancy
report parties entitled and
living Nancy Reeds death have died, who
such decedents;
the limited this thr saiJ the
who have established their title participate in said
fund.
Now, pusua persons lied the
Nelson Reed deceased hereby nouhed
said befoe
September 1881 and that in default Of such
be excluded
among pa, ties appearing and proving their title
VA. BAKER,
VIM. GEO BAKER
Aps-tawI0w Trustees, Baltimore.
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4 NEW Route ptttsburC. via the Baltimore, Sus-
gnehanna, RoroadThronEh TO Phbrs T.
will leave CaNe't ssuon dh,
with United states ma Washington and Baltimore At II
a. m connecting with the line Middeown VI !, ar
nying at Harrisburg at lt,p m, 10 dinner !
The leaves Harrisburg for the west ~ p MS mrVns
Hodaybup Athis point passengers nave me option
thence by packet boats o.
stages direct from Hoiijayshurp 10 fitsbnrg
Tickets viii be sold the following points by this an 70 W
York Wehtsviilc, Columbia Marietta, Mddleto@n, ait,ur
Pct Mierown P.rrysvle, ,ewisiown, cNtyown HUNT
ngdpn Holiday and pitshura
This also with the Cumberland valley ralHoao
passes through Carlisle. shppensburg Chambersbue ane
OH points this road
from Washington for any
the Of the company VIII De h'
Railroad Company on the arrival
receive the baggage whicn WIZ ~
- - RoBERT STEWART,
po, i-af Ticket Agent
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pursuance Of law, mILLARD FILLMORE, President Of the
% Of 5 @ 90 Ds nnS omen"
the State of FLORIDA at The periods hereinafter designated to
Al the land once 81 AUGUSTINE e,m%eneing on Monday
lie iaod situated within the following townships and parts of
townships,
ofAe line aud Of the principal merisian
Townships fen Except six) sixteen
teen ls..sp, section y ONE and eighteen asonai town
ship twenty-five, and townships wentyes, and twenty nine
townships sixteen ercept sections one wo eeven and twelve3
and eserp sections s,e four nVs 3 seven
and townships eight and of twenty
Townships seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty (eseep
sections twenty 70 twenty nine and thirty one to ,
Township seventeen tercep sections four and he OF range
Fraeronai township seventeen, Joints ler
Ave. thirty i've, and uiry, and township esh
wsn,ya and m,,y hys and u,iysn o. range wrG,y my nine
rrseo""i own'Sis ansen AID sixteen Of sns thirty nres
sixteen and eighteen, and townships nine
Fractional own'hps eighteen nineteen, and twenty, OF range
sec,ous rhee, mtosn, hneen, twsnyhree,
hny And thirty ~, II township thirty evs Of ranrr ior
esssp espan .S, 70 ssys. .s 81 Ts az & nne
North THE line and tof ns principal meridian.
Township four, tercep section. eleven fourteen,
and twenty ree to twenty o. sngs twenty hve
tweuysn -. - ,.- L. - y ,
weve and fractions Of townships two and three, west Of amelia
river, OF range rwentycight
Ontce
lands within the aforementioned townships and parts
townships. to wit
soh Of the bae line Of The principal ueridiar.
Fraction. township. and ouec Of the suwannee
Fraction ., six east rye
twelve thirteen, twsnwour 10 tweny-r, and thirty i've and
hnesn, twenty two " 70 twenty nne and
sscn. ,hrer to len .en 10 twenty two thirty thirty O.
in township h,uneen, Of range thideeo
Townships fourteen aud hneen (exc sections nineteen and
sixteen.
thirty thirty x ,ondp twenty, Of
The Tier o, sections in township twenty three, Of range
own.hp twenty terccp three, four, dirty
Townships onreen. (escep, thirteen md twenty four
f,uj eigcen nineteen, twenty twenty
| " eight srd twenty nine, Of range twenty-lbree.
sa, eisb'een,
nineteen, except sections two and eeven twenty, twenty one
twenty eight, and nine of twenty four
Of as base line and Of the principal meridian.
Fraction OF township Of the of range SIR
and nine, thirteen fifteen twenty
and h'ro to 'AsH in township two of range seven
township and fractional township two, of twenty
| Fractional townships and two, of tventyon
Atbe land oasce at TALLAHASSEE, commencing Moud,
of November next for the disposal Of he public
| soun Of The base Of principal ,rerdsn.
| Fractional township four, of range two
Townships 6vs and seven and sections sT to eish oven-
three and twenty sir TO 'h'y-s in hwnhp ten
Town-hp. eight, nn. eleven except sections 1--WE TO
Toy ..o. ,sy. s's s"S & ss,s" w yesp' essn @
township ,h,een west Of range
q. wn.p tx west s ~ s,
township section. Sn. wsys .n5
efownbp twelve, Of said vsr thirteen
North ofne base Of ne principal n~ridaar
Township one, fractional township two orsnss 6nsss
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(Tas Diocesan College Of tie Proissidn Episcopal Church.
'THE VIII open Monday uctoher ., l
Thursday IL July 1854 New students recommended 70 enter
opening session. received time hsy ap
nd the date ofthrtr entrance
The college number o crssrs, affords nl the op
aud, the successful rtnna
It, graduates The usual aca
demical degrees. -, -
Tie grammar school Immediately adjoining the college, and an
the but under distinct d. cphne re
Their academica course and prepares
collegiate the oversight and direction ~ me
professor college special advantages TO the pupils ~
grammar school. go, -, - :,
In ~. mercantile cssca, study of the Greek language "
omitted pace supplied Ly additional studies ~ modern ian
siages, hook keeping, &C. !, ,
pnee frou villages favorable 10 good morals and
order,
Kemp Hail building 20 feet by 20, will be ready for oc
the session. In addition ~ the ormei
Hugh
Evans civil and ecclesascai law, aud John
Ale xader, Ii lecturer physics and chemistry.
The charge 1.-THE the college and grammar
months hundred and twenty FIVE
dollars. payable mi annually In advance.
Application admission be made
Rev. JOHN y. KERFOOT, n, D., Rector,
College Of st. James 2. q. Maryland.