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NIBLO'S.-Manager. Mr.. JopS SEFros.

nLl MPlC' ~ broadway, - II NJ
o H4 Liam Gs'@ e S s o1o os''I so2DHY EVEN
ING. June 3. wil be- played DIE IAEGER. Ine
Huntersl Grand Moral Picture ms acts b. a Inland
THE CELEBRATED NOVA SEQ
TIA GIANT BOY wu hold As Reoe1tye lefee.
70 the APOLLO ROOMS. on MONDAY, me g, lni
ever ever afternoon aud e, eunr during ,he week The
entertainments viii be- accompanied with Music. Door
'ANGUS McKASKILL is considered the greatest Won
der IN tine physical World lie D. '1ht feet high "egi
ADMISSION 25 cent. children ha,fpnc. je2aiw
BOWERS GREEK SLAVEwill be ex-
mtted fora short time - fhe Chinese Bmli'ng Brood
way. commencing FRIDAY June ll OF,nirhn y VI uu
iei - . y cts ''''''''''' - '''' Iei9 w.
EELLOWS' MINSTRELS, at FELL
Il LOWS new MUSICAL HALL in Broadway, be-
tween Howard and Grand SIS open even msit. lhs
renced ncrflrmers under the sole management Of J b.
Fellows whose Concerts IN tls city fr the past year lave
been received with the greatest favor By me elite and fash
.or from all rarts ofthe JrHn Fellows Musical Hal h
,icofthe most spuDas AND best ventilated building nthe
ADMISSION q cents Doors open att Concert to e'n-
"' aa a ~ Concert ever. WEDNESDAY aud SAT-
URDAY Tor the sreca, accommodation Of families, com
menCinz a. o'c.ocs NJ. zero
VNHE FIRST EXHIBITION of the
i MIDDLEsEN MECHANIC ASSOCl AllON iof
the announcement of Mechanc Arts and VI
nose near fhe Lowell Machine Shop Dbl teeC City uf lowell
On II ESDAN. SEPTEMBER 10. 49,.
The COMMITTEE of Arrangement iIf ihis ar. i.th-
under the drecS Il tie Gosernnrf ~ tnf hssftiohf
with power make al u-ce-s4r PROVISIONS Tor me gLp-
oaeed Exhibition. rf.aecf .f usie and soAti an Nc
cnancs Manufacturers. Artists. Inventors, anu pfIsnf
engaged u all Lrluchee ~ Science and Ar to present
SPECIMENS u their fa1Ius PRODUCES iof LtIi'.'" Ai
PIemlumf -.-r,
ARTICLES u INGENUITY aud TASTE, presented
fe rtts. all have c.rs-cr1' place In me klht.i
MEDALS HONORARY DIPLOMAS ~ PREM
UNS uIl be- awarded as The ARTICLES e1ilIi,el may merit
Contributors assured ~ Tie ,tncfest mf fHait h
their distribution -..-....-,-.- .,...-
ARTICLES INTENDFD fOr EXHIBITION should oe
sent o before September iD thai te] lt ne fe-'If"
and arranged DID season ,.-
nh. Lowell article sl te ported o. and from VIC
Frhiiton fre.iis mourning tte eHpelse u load
NJ uuloadin. the same. sLd tlAll- tle rlsk
Persons des MORE rarilc r ai ~ li 'i D'pis ~
tie Crlla- containing fle Hl- sad Res ialf4. " .s
F.sit.toe &c. slI address psf pl.dI / a BEARD
p Superntelcal t. Lowell VI
RI order II the Cnmn4i-tee u Ar-4r-ra.-Ai-
OLIt TX VI WHlPPLE, - Chairman
N BRYANT >ccretI .... ,o.,
Lowell. June le, 1851 le-' "a" l'''
GATTLFR'S COSMORAMAS.-COr-
s. II Thlrtesnih-.t aud Broadway. sl1 CLOSE,
POSITIN ELY. fhe 18th ~ June. lez' w.
NATIONAL ACADEMY Of DESIGN.
lN-The Tuen-v-sxth Annual EXHIBITION Of ~
Acaasv = DOW o5en o. The pubic ~ ter Galene,; -
BROADWAY opposite Blnc-,r from A VI until 10 ? "a
Admntance = esnfs season TICKETS y oents caies4ss
IL Ct B. lrcer 10 the Council. J. n hliE6O~Sh,
ezg ST. Corresponding secretary. y a
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TIE NEw-.URK TRIBUNE

I'7l II''f
So 0shfC Ca thc dore~To q each Mai Segs--r for y
a. al Britain, S3tD:iss Continent rtage II l1ded
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

y EW and VALUABLE BOOKS for
ANFAMUIFS and SCHOOL S-DR BREWERS
GUIDE TO SCIENCE Or. The Scientific KsoUls3se 81
count 90 the tradc
The ober 81 Dr. Brewers Guide % Sc!elce" IS 90 exc
PLAIN sc.eutIic-lg arG t-e C.-r1c and lnclig..c
manner aboH 2 questions Of hc common phenomena a.
life. similar 20 those slhlosned
Why does hghfn.us turn beer and mllk song
MnF DO leaves tom brown ln Autumn
" uy IS mortar adhesive
WIS are Goals 1.scS-snoN ',hite-lea,es sreea-rl.-
lets blue, and r'>es rel
L coaal> unoYnt oi usefl Information never before
collected shape Convenient for study. aud 80 cas-, Co.
]. Fer School Class Boos The questions are such a.,
are familiar ~ every 9erson ald should BE- understood h
ever child Who has not been as,el 5y child some slc
questions rs these which follow
Why does q candle show light
Why j. ice c. Ia and IRE hot
Why does alter bod and freeze
Whv does the arr dr. damp linen
Ann how often child called trouh esome and foolish fe
asking snch sl questions f the ert uf DR. breNcr s
Guide Co Science o. supply answers % above -tN such
dcSiant t. yet not 80 childish aS o offend tne Scientlc
For Reading and Leciare-Bnok. i would form a
most eycel.tnt syllabus fr private sc'ron lectures
For PRIV 20 Families and Individuals.
" II WI ie difficult 90 Oyer-rltc the value % tli> fDf
popular Itiie yegme II IS n3 cpheHcTal taoAc'li. '.
formation ovant upon an tnc Uust crnmen Phcnonena
with which familiar II most charming fam
book ana cannot fan g. interest az classes OF people
Evangelical Magazine
For Railway Travellers Every question Is ana .nlepep-
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II not needful g. re1d previous page Oh understand
subsequent one. bit the traveller se HIMSELF og
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those who would take the Guide % Familiar S,encc as
Published by C. : FRANCIS CO. 2j2 Broaiway
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nlRL.-Wanted, a respectable Woman,
= Chamhc rira,d and Waiter. Size must be well re-
commended Apply after o'clock M at rs West
Eleycufh.st. ie233tt
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r7IE SEMi-wrtYLY TRIBuvE

n fr.lr>isu ever TUEerAY ri FRIDAY n0FsiuF
SsosrTpnlIn. Two rc,.es 80 81 Ten for So =.
syfTle, 9 cents a ise for ess-u insertion.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NENDELSSOHN'S Oratorlo OF ELL
We JAZZ Will be- given Pos tine Nev-Nor> HARMONIC
S4CItIH at tuP,er hal., on " EpNt >DDNe ~ e.
SrtNs ' E",,a|g WhTI&CE R6rtHEfiT. NJ
\ ARrllt h>ON Mss LEACH Nj SW LEACH
Of tht So.e'y NJ Z b Bruserh"a Miss W6e'ioci
sopran Mss honeywell. ai.ss Why. ain. Mr "
smith. Nj \. Lincoln. TENOR III Robert Audlees.
n the philharmonic Society Conductor. THEODORE
Tickets one Dollar 20 he bed NJ the principal Music
stores. and ct the door on the e'tnns Ut Che ouoro
Pcrfor'HaHoe to heen 40 O'Clock le2l t'
ENREE CONCERTS.-OTTO COT
q TACE. HOBOKEN-Gand u.,gumenial C9a.eJr.
DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. commencing. at
O'Clock II he weather stormy tAc toac.I Wil t.Ne
ITALIAN OPERA-CASTLE GAR
ADMISSION. 50 cent, MONDAY EVENING. Juue %.
VII be- performed, DoNuErrts fimousOler founded $3.50
''' ~ ''' MARiNo FALIERo.
hIauuo Faioro. Dogs II Nenl,e Ssnar AIanm
fer1, "'' "u' 'n'S ilua 10 ',e.'
Fernando -Signo4 Loum GoadoLere. SiCnor Fort,
Leon. Sigu0r Barlfm SfenO ..---.. Su-u0r Bundi
Choroscs ~ Clons Ccusprltlrs senators Gonocrs *
Doors orcu att. Performance 20 commence at So'cock
No po~rponement account of fhe weather
TUESDAY EVENING. the HANBLIN FESTIVAL.
VIII tax, place Holders of season Tc.ets and The public
respectfully formed that order TO complete the
number of Opera Nisht, tins week Opera win boz per-,
formed ON eyep remaining Evening of thc week. saturday
not excluded EEL
NIBLO'S-AIanager, Mr. JOIN SEXTON.
Tickets so cents Private Boxes IS Doors open az
r. 20 commence 8 o'clock. summer Season Ravrls
nights Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Burons nights
TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays
THIS EVENING. June g. the performances Will com
mence with an OVERTURE. after which, Celehrated
r,olutons and new feat, Ou the TIGHT ROPE
TO be- followed Dos. first time the connie Pantomme OF
JEANETTE and JEANNOr
t. conclude with first time tins season, the Pantomlmc
JOCKO
An Incmassion Of half an hour, during which time ''~
LesiS7 Se4lfs ne ,,ecr oon viii be thrown open FOR
Also me spon ,iments Of an kinds and The choicest
quality
nRpADWAY THEATER. 49, - D 10 ,G'
msso-Dress Circle a,5ises az u IS cent Family aud
Third Cuc.s. p cents Caller, ~ cents Private Boxes,
s. and So THIS EVENING, June q. Will be performed,
MACBETH
Ms CHARLOTTE GI SHMAN, who Is engaged Tor
SIX NIGHTS ONLY. As LADY MACBETH
The whole to conclude with the ftvOnre farce Of the
BENGAL TIGER.
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EIG-Wanted, Physicians Wagon or
~ Gig, in good order Address PHYSICIAN, 81 Broad
zyav le21
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n 3 WILLARD. Auctoneer

n f.. WILLARD. AuctI0necr.
ENI RNITURE -Rosewood, Mahogany,
4 and Enamellod Tlrnture-J HOOPER. Wiil ell AZ
auction SATU RDAY Jnne "a. at lOi oclo,s 40 jol
Broadway, general assortment Of furniture consisting 90
rosewood and mahogany plOr fIurc, sofas. eie tote
per tables French and gothic bedsieais, &c &c hlo,
set a. enamelcd end painted turuf Tre 20 ~
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49, Emigranl Intelligenee amd Labor d

change p aud ~ Cana St New orNl AIS olice j. 's
tahshed by the Commissioners Of Emlgraon where ca.
ALWAYS he found large numbers of ahoreS and servants a
very low rates of wages. gcrSos can nave thcf ouI
filed hy Whiting 20 the Supernt, ndent, and sending ut
necessary 90 pay the passage ol l "i.i'
No charge 10 employers. JAMES = NNAN'
mv2 NlMAFu superintendent
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BOARD in The COUNTRY.-A small

GOUN TRY BOARD near GLEN
- COVE-Good Board and pleasant. airy 1dgnss can
be obtained with several private families z ueLh
hood Of Buckram, Matnecock and Meadow Side. Apply
TO HENRY {. VALENTINE, NJ Glen Cove LANDING
who the arrival of the steamer Croton viii convey
ly STAGE 10 the abovenamed places The Crton
leaves the foot Futon-s daily Sundays Excepted ~
PM Good sea-bathns fishing and cunning can be had.
zen I'm
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DnARD. or TO LET.-A strictly pri-
DOARD.-A few gentIemen, Of famIIes

can be pleasantly accommodated VAN COCO noi s' ~
excellent rooms furnished or unImSued n the eugby
located house l72 Twenty-eighth-st Tins IS mmedaie
opposte Iamatlne-park Stages pass ne door every I'VE
ta,,.a,,, leZ3 lw-
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-riMyTITrke r FtIHSSfb AZ 7 SA6SSSAH

NIT sai &C CrMUT1TING FtteS$bb 1SSSeoSSSIAU
TION-1ho members OF the above as--r = .i,ose.
who contemplate joining ere he,e{ noaiu "a ~
81 dues VIII take place On iNiN
nay TNFNINC 2atl inst, AT a o'clock, az the room
az The ssocnt 9Court-st 81 story opposite the Cn a
Iv 10 the large number # shares already iateh tht en-
france Tee viii probably BE- raised after the st meeting
STEPHEN CROWELl Secretary,
80 o,. l5 Fulton 81 ,.Br0oklsn
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DARTNER WANTED.-The adrer-

HVNN FIX W IN T. U.-I nc auNtT-
DESTROYS Of assOciatiRg himself with gentle
who furnish from 1000 10 goo IN cash %
either special or active partner business al
ready established and IN successful operation IA as city
The articles manufactured entre new aud yerod by
patent for which there large and increasing demand
The wanted to extend the business The subscriber
fully capable Of conducting the business alone Parties
wishing e. invest VIII warrant Investigation, Inch
shall be strictly confidential Address BROWN at tins
Office lC21 II
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3. ~ DR. \ 90. a0 Broatwa1-


BUILDING ASSOCIATION '--ln consequence of the
great evinccd 10 tins Association,
June 40 the Directors have deemed call
Special Meeting, which will be held ON TUESDAY EVE
MING next. 23d INST. The usual place of uettng. ~
GIand-st. thrd story All who wish TO lom before the
trance Zee nogoasedar invited To attend well as those
who wish further information relation 10 the security fur
Shed for IN these Associations Copies of the
Constitution and Prospectus be obtained FREQ ~ charge
the meeting Of the secretary. l92 Canul-st WIN
PARKER. Secretary. ic2l St
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~ Mechanical DrawiSgS-rtc s'tisct legr az, n
returned 10 the clt, Will resume ms business Us
iCAI pRNl GHTSNIAN and AGENT Tor enc safe 81
PATENTS Residence. West tifecutl-si ms, L,''>
east of S1th-av lo23 CANVASS y X kAiLtN.
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to We.t Mount NernOm.--A rceuln meetn.

the IEIIONIA HNMh|TTAU ANNVV = ~ =
take place ON TT ENDAf evening, next al Mechaii.
Hall no HeStor-s where their friends and OF hers are
uted % attend II our IN onuon 10 choose ih oS err
IN July. JNp + II lhbh' Us, o..
EERnINANn MuNrER. Nocrcluy. ~ "
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NEW and LUCRATVE BUSINESS.

n
suitable for either soy, quickly learnt and afDrdng
comfortable living fully planned pamphlet which Will
be forwarded post free 20 address the Union or
CWp Of 80 cents 10 postage stamps, enclosed letter
addressed 10 THOMAS FREEMAN, Concord Masssehu-
sets Mr. " Jackson. Of Warwrk. writes Il find your
art not only pleasing hgt quite lucrative all the articles
make having q ready sale Ie2l 2
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DARTNER.-Wanted Partner in the
HARTNER WANTED.-The subscri-

her dosIrous Of associatng with himself Partner
pleasant and profitable business al the West with ca
capital Of $1,000 or $4,000 The business Is established,
and viii pay than Fifty per cent per anuum upon tie
investment lneNceptonable references gwen and re-
lmfed Address WHITE" Tribune Office. stating where
an interview can be had Ie23 -
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BOARD in WILLIAMSBURGH. =

Il , bern's North River Lodging House A few per-
manent hoarders be accommodated with board at 81
per week also few permanent dodgers at IS per week.
at 2i7 Westinghouse le9 In
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DEMOVAL.The celebrated Dr. G. W. ROBACK, professor of
asroogy astronomy phrenoogy, and combined
with conjuraon, from Sweden having removed his office to No
White street, New York; offers his services the citizens
washington He has consulted BY a the crowned heads Of
Europe, and enjoys higher reputation asooger than
any living Natvies calculated according geomancy
ladies 80, gentlemen S. Persons distance have their
letters containing the above fee will receive immediate aen
ton, and natviues Of the world, written
paper prepared his power
conuIadon of the following topics Courtshp advice
he has the power 10 redeem such are given 70 the free
bottle and all of hazad and for the
property lottery tickets Thou
aboyenaed have been done this city and its
vicinity and United States full satisfaction of all
navies have been cas-. during the last
while here Letters will and will do
well person. mail that persons
fear through the Office Dr. Robac
monthly and has missed
All letters will be rcgiousiy attended to- pepaid Be
Office For particulars
Unon get astrological almanac
gratis. - -
White street, New York.
Sept 2D-6mosd
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Sept 2D-6mosd
The College Of st. James,


Tae Diocesan College Of the Protestant Epseopa Chureh)
IE session will Monday October 6, 1851
Il commencement day'-the last
Juy New students recommended
received they
ply and the charge estimated from the date OF their entrance
The affords all the
complete education, and the successful
collegiate conlers graduates the usuaI
dcmcsl degrees.
The Immediately adjoining the college, and
discipline,
the beginning of their scndemcai and
collegiate ciasses The and direction OF the
the college special advantages the pupils in
the grammar school.
the study OF the Greek language is
supplied by additional studies in modern Ian
guages, book keeping, &c.
college entirely heathnl and, by its dis
from and villages very favorable TO good morals and
order.
"Kemp Hail. building 90 feet by 40 will be ready for
In addition 10 the former
corps have recently appointed Hugh Davey
d. lecturer civil and ecclesiastical law and John H.
Alex 1ander LII. D., lecturer physics and chemistry
charge 1.-THE in the college and grammar
months hundred and twenty hye
dollars. payable semi annually in advance.
Applications for admission TO be made TO
Rev. JOHN d. KERFo0T, ID. D., Rector,
College OF St James 7. o, Maryland.
Aug l4-3taw2m
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United state. Patent Once.

IN the petition Wyeth, OF Cambridge, Massachu
the extension n patent granted to him for
an improvenent preparing for shipping for
nom expiration patent which takes place the is'
day of December, 1851
Il is ordered that petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday 10th Of November next, at IL o'clock m and
notified and show they have
VIII said petition ought nc be granted.
opposing the required 20 flo In the Patent
fce their specifically forth in writing at least
twenty days hearing All testimony filed by either
said hearing must be taken and transmitted
OF the Office which viii be furnished
o application. -. -,
terenccr, Republic and Unon Washington city Daily Bee Bos
ton Providence Journal, Providence, Rhode
Island Cournnt Hartford, Albany State Register
Albany Y. Express, New York aud Pennsylvania Inqu
re Philadelphia pennsylvania week for three sue
eesve previous io day Of November next the day
Of hearing r,os ,,y,.xy
om Patents.
Editors papers will please copy and send thcr
Once, with paper containing this notice.
SEMI J-lsw3w
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Valuable Business stand fOr Aent in WashiDxton
City, 3.


nREE stores the large building erecting The old
completed lst OF October
built the modern style for tho dry goods
business The 10 feet wide by
clear sdsght the OF ue store ~
deep clear dry, and finished for
lighted by windows and an area around The
building fronting Market space, ~
ids wide by ~ cet deep having
caiss ROOM Deep feet 6nches high There
with liz basement ny an easy
stairway The feet wide by 81 feet deep, with sky
ht feet by the large store could
the last STOKES INTO one EACH s'oe nas
II payeaent for fuss.
A,o for rent given Tho LIST o October next
large WAREHOUSE the side Of and
fronting Che nxa business street In he
,sh win cellar "a feet by 50 deep built
substantial nanns and capital stand fo wholesale OF retail
busincss Of any kind ~
Avery large elegant viii
building fou hg o 7t
street Market space, and OF
ontua s,ys
boarding with the modern fixtures
he nih story speaking through same gas lights SC
render conyenicn and compls!e As0 dRs Aa|c0ay
That portion he building which occupied by boarding
corner building with extensive front The dining
feet long pao each rs feet long by H feet we
neced sliding There eight
n rooms folding and sliding DOORS
some psro the remainder of those will pleas
AMI and airy chambers has and
large cellars fuel The location Of
desirable city, apply subscriber
mac House, side Pennsylvania avenue between ID Az
,,,,,, :. ..
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rARPETINGs, Floor Oil-Cloths. Curtain Materials,
AcThe the pleasure Of announcing
friends generally The cities
sn and adjacent counties Of Maryland
md virginia received New York Boston
by and altogether
furnishing goods Of descriptions
the pleasure presenting TO the public tho lead
inu articles Of which they beg to enumsrnte Wis
IS pieces tapestry velvet carpeting new designs
50 do tapestry Brussels do very rich
as extra heavy English Brussels do
Is do do do do small hgures
S bales patent English Brussels, low-priced
5000 yards super ply c.rpetns, Lowell manufacture
$50 , DO do nsrain catnsuns ..co0d 80 on,,,,v 40
beautiful oil cloth, which will be cut
shape for halls passages
30 twled and plain Venetian, for passages and steps
so stair rods all sizcs and cheap
25 printed drugge crun b cloths, iom l0-4 TO 1874
10 pieces very rich silk and wool curtain de ane
do woIsIed and cotton do
do worried damasks
is DO damasks double width
do worsted dc ancs, for furniture
rs do TurkeyIed cnshmerets
25 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
so pairs embroidered muslin curtains
~ pieces embroidered curtain musins, lew price H
$50 brass cornices, from the richest TO the cheapest
all curtain trimmings and fixtures OF the
styles all of which viii be offered upon ths most acconmo
Purchasers cordially invited examine stock
HooE, BROTHER, co.
Sept Is-d4wf
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A NEW Route PittsbWrw. Via the Baltimore, sus-
guskanrG aiiroad-TAropsA TO in
90 Aos,-An express will leave Calvert station daily
with the United Washngton and Bsitmore et
m connecting with the fast line at M,ddie'ewn l,
riving at Harrisburg nt u, m, 10 dinner,
The train leaves sburs arriving
this point have the option Of
either tho thence by packet boats
stages rcctfr HolldsysburEto fit,hnrf.
Tickets following pooss by this rnin 10 vii
York. Wshtsviic Columbia, Marietta, Middeowp Harrisburg
rcry-vie Lsw,sto~n, Vcysown Hunt
inrdon, Holidsyshurg, and Pittsburg.
the Cumberland Valley rsilroad
which passes through Carlisle sbppcnbus Chambersburr and
9TH points this road.
accommodation o from washington Tor any Of
the hove baggage will ba sc
dep Railroad Company the arrival Of
which
ROBERT STEWART,
oet1-dn Ticket Agent.
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TUE annual session Univey Of Virginia viii
vi e h of June The University the following schools
aud lectureship, viz.
l. Ancient Languages Professor Gessner Harrison NJ D.
Modern ienguages-Prolessor NJ schele dc We're, LIZ d.
D. observation-disclosures Edward IL. Courtepay, LII. ID.
= Natural Philosophy Professor VIM. b. Rogers, LII. d.
Medicine Professor Henry Howard NJ D.
Comparative Anatomy Physiology and suigcy-James L. Ca
8 Moral Philosophy Professor wm H. McGufey DID,, LID.
" Law-rIoiessor John b Minor, LIZ d.
TO- special Pathological Anato
my-John Stage Davis, A. NJ, NJ. d.
To be admitted into the University the student must be l6 Of
pu. o. two brothers Supplying for macua,on the Faculty may
II The applicant for admission has been student other in
s Ss nay he cannot be into The a
e'aenee, I In 10 70 the Faculty Of general good conduct -
pocke-money, are estimated as follows;
Board including furniture months S0o
Fuel and candes be furnished BY the Proctor at cost and
dormitory, $50; If TWO in the same room, Si5.. IS
Washing had about $40 a session. 10
dormtory, slei half, If occupied by
Maeusos rus fee use Of library and public room. IS
Fees II single professor be attended, $50 two $50 each
If three or more $25 each s
school law, junior
in the intermediate class they $50 in all and in the
senior class 75 the higher fee in each instance giving ad
mission, bcsides lower class in the school-sny IS
sasa
Medical Department.
medical department expense tuition including
the ticket and dssecng S95 The session of
9mon,s enables the student of studies
that Of other medical the Union by
tending only two lectures day
LaioS School.
An ndunc having been appointed in the department.
the Of study has been enlarged The subjects equity and
commercial law will be taught fully than has hitherto been
anu eis wiz pe aoaea sno course o oh !ne
civil law together with an exposition of the most Important leading
cases in law and equity.
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