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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-15
A SERMON THAT DID NOT SUIT.

Mrs. H was very religious woman,
and perhaps came as near worshippng MIR.
n, her favorite minister as some of our
big bugs do Kossulh, the Hungarian but be
mat as 1t may, she was continually hammer
ing Aaron, shrewd lad of some sixteen
years OF age, 10 pester the old lady, and
near her scold, would occasionally speak
rather lightly of MIR. N, her minister.
Happening in at the house of Mrs. H
one day, the old lady began, as usual to
chaslse him, and Aaron, thinking she put ON
rather too hard, after hearing her through,
said:
II am as good as Mr. N, and can
preach as wels"
"Preach ~ said the old lady, "you don't
know one single word in the bible.n
Well, give me text,n said Aaron, "and
see il can't preach"
"You don't know anything about the bi.
bic, said Mr.. H, "if you do, you may
take any text you please"
Well, " said Aaron, "a viriuous woman
is without price--ain't that in your
bible !'
Eyes" said Mrs. H, "and il shows
! that women are better than men, for the BIZ
be don't say that virtuous man is without
a price"
"Well, we will see about that" said
Aaron, and, after dividing the subject
into two or thee heads, commenced as
follows:
"The scarcity of an article, in all cases,
governs the price, but when an article can
not be found, it cannot be had at any price,
and for that reason it is without price,
Now, if there were any virtuous women,
there would be a price and high one, too,
by reason of the scarcity, but as there s
none-n
At this stage of the discourse, the old lady
seized the broom
"Aaron." said she, ''you are an mpudent
brat, and if you don't clear out will pelt
you with the broom handle"
Aaron made tracks into the road, finishing
his sentence ''they are without price, as he
went through the door, which the old
force.
Aaron now started for home, saying to
himself as he went along, 81 guess the old
woman will not chaslise me again very
soon, ,"-and, as it proved, he was not misla-
ken in his prediction.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-15
JAMES j. NATLLE.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
SUNBURY, PA,

WILL attend faithfully and promptly to all
w professional business, i'll Northumberland
and Union counties. He is familiar with the
German language.
OFFICE Opposite the "Lawrence House"
few doors from the Court House.
Sunbury, Aug. l6, lS5l.-ly.
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MacI,ine for Crushing, Grinding. and Pulverizing.


Recently Patented in This country and in Europe
OCHRANS Planospherca Crushing
chimes in daily operation for the inspection OF the
hc will submitted reasonable practical
bg parties interested.
These machines, by their simplicity Of construction, their
by undouhed principles which their
operation and justly entitled the consideration
all parties engaged gnding crushing pulvezng
iron and lead and all other mineral
substances.
peculiar economy machines ha,
they found capable of crushing and puverizng the
powder other earthly proportion
Of applied The earthly
completely puvezed that gold be easily
arad and subjected anagamaiion that be
machines dry, may required
qung ubricaing; the principle which operate
eudes possibility their being order
heat material while beins puiyeEed They app
cable for all of grinding and puverzing those
qued by the druggist those OF The
California and Australia
These machines twelve feet in diameter
balls spheres inches diameter
chine weighing 350 pounds
the right 10 them at from 3 100 TO S., 900 each
They he worked by steam, hoe manual
according their velocity proper
uonng the weight the the ba desired
The poprieton OF solicit examination,
practical the Of
machines other for ousng gndng pulverzng here
toiore offered the public
These machines operation the South
Eighth street. Wiiamsbugh the large Patent Black and
Peek Slip Ferry, day. from to and from to
For further particulars apply
EkJ BUssING s. 90,
Aug d-eodzw - Cliff street, New York
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Mayors Proclamation.

IUHEREAS by entitled "An relating
w proved 18th July, lc2g, amending
approved April 1888, provided "wheneveT shall be
satisfaction animal OF
kndn within this city hau be deemed and considered
mad,, shall the the his proclamation
all animals the dog kind shall be kept confined for
number he shall deem expedent and
proclamation exceeding shall be
constabes lawful other
Hill bury all dog going at large contrary 10 the said
proclamation" &c.
Now, therefore, 1t having been made appear satisfaction
kind within this city, do
hereby all whom that al animals OF
kiDd this be confined for
during thirty from the date hereof aud the police
officers required enforce the law
may found going large this proca
nation.
Mayors Office in the city Of WASH
ington ths l7th day OF August, 1854
JOHN w. MAURY,
Aug ls-d2klaw3s Mayor.
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pfxOf'OsAIs 1or Carrying she Mails OF the U.,,..
States fon the let VI November, da, al
1884, lDciuslse Kentucky Illinois, received M lns
tract Once OF The fost Once Department the Washn
unt The 5h day OF september ie2 be decided By the d
via 'feeiasa
KENTUCKY.
No. 5,9l5 From oweasboo, by Ranows Long Falls Cre,k ~
houa Rumsey, Social Hill, Wofthinson, Bnsn~u
GTeenviiie, Lead Ill., Fruit tii, Pilot knob and Cse
10 Ekton, lOi miles and back, m A weel ~
Worthng'on Is 10 be supplied the going hin on M
tnps = g = - n = - VI ms
Leave owensboro' Monday, Wednesday, and Friday All
Arnve AT Ekton next day by o., %. II - = "i
Leave Elkton Monday, Wednesday and Friday, a6am,
Arrive at Owensboro' next day by 8, p. IN.
ILLINOIS.
New Milford, Ehda, Keshwaukie, Rockford, bsdh by0h
Roscoe, and kocktan TO Beot, n miles ana mn
-
Leave Dixon daily, except Sunday, at ., pm;
Arrive az Beo ~ day By ., y. ms En' #.#s#.
Leave Beloil daily, eIcept Sunday, at q, a. m;
Arnvs at Dixon next day BY !, a. IN.
Bidders should intended. Ths n
Il TO be carried Ia preference
IL required viii be
fomed agreeabiy TO The Postmaster General nm
annui e contract O
laws lie may alter the schedule aIu
rata for additional the cs
No extra VIII be allowed should the distance prove rss
than advertised The should be endorsed ns
525, Kentucky, Illinois, and ads.
TO the second Assistant Postmaster Generai.n = 'a
further the conditions bidding no
tached
on certain routes in Kentucky and illinois, &c.
N. X HALL, Postmaster Cenet,,
Tosr offlcE phra3iESf' 'ay oi' io'&' Aus3-law4w
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New York Fashionable Clothing EstabIish,ne nj,
wholesale and retail, for cash only.
LFRED MUNRoE co.. No. AL Broadway betwcen Howard
n and Grand stree invite all persons visiting York
either business PLEASURE call establish
men, and examine the superb assortment Of
Fine and fashionable clothing,
Gentiemenis furnishing goods,
cbldren's clothing &C,
description, there exhibited sal
The principles which New Orleans establish
which have made universally popular south
and West strictly adhered TO al Broadway, New
facilities for obtaining goods an
time. 20 offer hs choicest and most fashionable styles Of
and the lowest prices.
Every article 10 sold under full guarantees.
No psvIsTtos rsIossThe
plain haures upon the ticket and reduction any
be made = - NN
subscriptions Of clothing made notice
ALFRED MUNROE n co,
,,, al Broadway, New York.
VIZ D.Asssrr1 Nav os-darrif
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Uni.sr.,,y OF n sa.nsills.
Medical Department.


lectures this department WIN
the nrst Monday Of November neHt and con
linue Of The ensuing March.
n. Eve, M. D., Principles and Practice OF surgery
John NJ Watson D., Obstetrics and The Diseases Of women
aad Children.
A. IL Buchanan, NJ d. Surgical and Pathological Anatomy ana
Physiolosy. .....
Bowling, NJ D.. Institutes and Practice Of Medicine
q. X. Winston, M D., Malena Mediea and medcai 'uSpu
denee.
Robert NJ Porter NJ d., General and Special Anatomy
J. Bcrnen Lindsey, M. d., Chemistry and ihaImaey'
William n. Briggs NJ. D., Demonsatoi OF hhA.oy, a., -
The anatomical VIII be opened o t'ua0h@ oh 'e s
Monday Of October i So. ,,.i,.,
The students have access 10 the sta,e hospltai
lectures Will be gwen BY The probes
sors, commencing nrst Monday OF oetobei
80 maucsiauoh ueheb 90 usseeuhs
ticket, Sl0 graduation foe, 90 - - ,o. -
obtained the city at from ~ so 10 50
FuTlhe may be obtained by addressing
.. D. i-iNboi-Lf5 w. ~, beah'
NAsavLLK, CTenn.,) June, 1859.
S-IawtlslNoy
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nd Mannsss. Gap Railroad. .


Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroads.
HE daily o,cIock
Passengers with r. p. of
tor Mddebure Uppervle, county Mil
wood and Winchester reaching Winchester past O'Clock
| p. m, Fare through 81. - "'
BY the passengers wauentsn Fauquier spipys
Culpeper Courthouse Orange Court Cordonsye ,
copneSion with the Virginia the last
point thence to Charlottesville conveyed by lines
rsnching Waenton Springs Cppepey
Court house by O'Clock, and Gordonsvie ne
morning To connect with the of
Richmond to Charlottesville Through GordonsvilIe
sawyer coaches the above lines
hnh and the teams exceled by The
State Mr. Sawyer his the stage
nexons and the public rely careful driving good time
10 all points. - '
Both Of the above rail heavy ron and are of
the modern construction respect coaches are
eed by road in the United provided with
safety guards and eii Of the
Through tickets be obtained Pepnsy,
vanis Washington and Newtons Mansion House,
dia. BaRfage 100 lbs. per passenger.
Tho and
Alexandra regularly yh
their arrival Alexandria conway ,heo
from the boats TO the railway station. -
Excursion roads n
twenty and returning
way The Orange road s completed lis
fauquicr and the Manassas saem Fauauer county
SO miles from Alexandria. ''
r. NJ. MIDDLETON Sup o. and Alex. r. r.
. NJ M. WELSH Sup, M. G. n r.
June Il--df
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Home and Foreign Agency for Patents.
ONE y sfyeef Opposife the Patent Office.

THE undersigned associated themselves
councillors and consulting engineers for inventors
and Others and in Offering their services the publc confidently
submit will under
favorable They have all been Cor Officially connected
with the United Dce Professor held the
oce Of principal examiner years Mr. Groenourh for
snrcntended restoration o drawings BY
Oncr ficschmann
the Patent Office for several IN the Of lost
patents Professor has devoted his life
Mr. Grernough has acted
soo for for upwards Of eleven and Mr. Fl
hts abors had
civil engineer extensive knowledge o foreign
aud has been for resident Europe
official Of the United States These advantages
with their IN all matters Of invention aud
and its application, and he foreign
correspondence and agencies win insure inventors and others
extraordinary facilities for the of defence
their rights and expedition In the rarsacton Of business
Prof CHARLES q. PAGE, NJ, D.,
Late Chief Examiner OF Patents.
j j. GREENOUGU, NJ. A.
- q, l.. FLEIsCHMANN, Q. E.
WasmsoroN, August Ia, 1859,
Aug l5--3tnw3m
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The Railroad Route 10 tho ives,

Through Cincinnati By rail the entire didnc
trhich is done In coaches.
iE mail line daily, H. D. m and
Il regularly with the Pennsylvania
road Harrisburg,
Pittsburg
from Baltimore. This line makes direct
the Ohio and Penney Pisburg
and the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati
going through from Baltimore Cincinnati
forty four hours running time.
The slow mail line leaves the place daily 81, BY
this line reach Hoildaysbug at p o the OF
partue and lie until the day, when they
evening thirty hours departure from Iai-
natural and repose.
These lines the
the travelling public their equipments
those Of any other route between the East aud West
NOTICE.
Tickets for Pittsbug Mssslon Cleveland Cincinnati by
the railroad line" procured only Of n
Railroad Company Calvert station
more, and at the following rates
To Cincinnati. ..........,.,...,..........xl7
10 so
10 Masson' 10 90
10 fiusbug ..',.....,. 30
original thr line
Cmcnna time and ts accommodations exceled
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent
oruoK BALTIsoRE susauEu.sSA RAILRoap Co,
Baltimore, August 20, ls52
Aug 2i-d2wif
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CEALED PROPOSALS will he received by the
degned until the ID day of September, for filing and
ding the south Of the Presidents house. 4
The undersigned will show the Of fnR be done,
and whence the earth Is 10 be taken for that
The whole and specify the
for which The win be and sufficient
will be required that the work shall be completed by the 10Th
Of November next
himself the right
cutting and
compeent the work
the best advantage To the sovernnent
Agent for the Improvement OF Public Grounds.
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uank OF tho Union,

fonrs Marble building, Wassington, ID. C.,
DNTNuEs 70 collect approved upon the
es "sfaneno ot Roversment and sells all kinds Of
curren, money az best rates sells drafts tho principal cities
hroushvu' me county md In fact bafng bu
parties for whom collected mny desire
Tho highest market prices paid for times
The public that no,vi,hs,snd,ny ,be rep,s
o Interested parties 20 draroe the circulation
this bank are hough, BY the principal
PHILADELPHIA baltimore, and Washington low rate Of a,a
cor cmsnstins from Washington.
r. w. Gh.LAHER, President.
SAMUEL W. MARSH, Csshc..
Aug o7-3awlmf
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EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO.,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN SMILEY, CO..
Liverpool.
Il. G. ROBERTS b CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE b Co,
26 Rue NoiIe Dame des Victories
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, IIavre.
The OF these ships will be accountable for god silver
buon Specie jewey precious metals unless bills
adng eeio and the value thereof therein expressed
Sept5-dly
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United state. Patent once,


IN the petition of Elisha Root of Hartford
for the extension Of granted Of
December 1885 for an Improvement in punching forming
haichets, &c" for years Of
said paient which takes place the tenth ofDecembc
IL il ordered that said petition Patent Once
Monday the (lst November O'Clock M and an
notified appear and show bave
said petition ought not TO be granted :
Persons opposing the required the Patent
Office their objections specially forth writing lwch.
before the day hearing All pny
to be used at the said hearing be
picaion. T -
Ordered also, that this notice published National In,sI
gcneer, Republic and Union Washington c. INQUIRER Phil
adelphia Express New York city, Albany Re
gster Albany, New York; Couran Connecticut and
paly Bee Boston, Massachusetts, three success
siye weeks previous the first @ of The day
hearing. =
fa. THOs. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
s. Editors OF the above will please copy,
bills to The Patent ofce, with containing this notice.
Aug l4-iaw3w %ERR
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University OF Virginia.

TIRE Macna Medca, in tho University
Virginia. having become vacant by the resignation Of Dr. Ro H.
Rogers appointment m viii be made by the board Of visit
the 20 OF September Communications the subject
be addressed postage paid the chairman Of the faculty the
University Of Virginia
The income OF the Chair consists Of besides delnp and
garden reo thousand dollars OF
ton fees exceeding thousand dollars.
USvsnsITY or vRersv, August 10, 1852
GESSNER HARRISON,
Aug la-2aw2w Chairman Of the Facnty
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NEW GOLD PENs-TAYLoR MAURY, bookseieru
IN Pennsyivaua avenue h street. have received SUP
ply splendid gold pens OF the best patterns every price,
hy Among will be found Rspr's
bssed niche approved ertsp from is close
emblance Of Gexh,
TO suit any handwriting.
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Rev. Mason Mobiles seminary for Young Ladies'.
uE duties Of this seminary will be Monday
Septeuber the residence Of principal,
9th and 7h
Monsieur =. engaged professor the
and teralue Madame T. NJ Ham teacher
and painting and assisting teacher of French.
Mr. Noble will be assisted IN the English department by Miss
Barr who has been for the head of female
Deaware and well Known accomplished teacher
Circulars stating terms, obtained of principal
Aug 7-Tu& Film
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STEWART yickens Mary vickens, his wife,
~ Dennard Meekns, William Meekins MoekiDs
Susan smiihn the county sitting
court OF equity, State OF Maryland, July T.
The object Of this suit q
real estate lying and being in Dorchester county.
The bill states that certain John Mcekins late
departed this life time
and tbrty leaving widow Elizabeth Meekns Mary Meekn
Thomas MeckDs, Depnard Meekins,
said John MeekiDs seized and Of
May Point lying and being IN Meekns' Neck
ia said county, containing hirfve land,
he devised the bis said widow
her Lifetime thai the said Elizabeth departed
in the spring of eighteen hundred
Meekins has since niermnnd with said Vickcn
that the said Tbsnss Meekin leaving
two children, William Meekins Emily Meekne,
law that The said William Meekns and Emily Meekins
under the age OF that the said susnn
len the State Of Maryland and side In
The complanants that win be the benefit and Of all
s that the said
OF his court for the Of division Of the proceeds
those entitled thereto. 80
s therefore adudgod, ordered deereed order
circuit con Tor Dorchester county complainant
copy OF this order 10 be inserted published
washington city In each Of FIVE
een day OF september
vng and TO her heirs,
Dill and warn her them appear
citor on or before the fourth
the premises, and show they have
decree ought not to pass prayed -
ARA SPENCE.
SAMUEL D. LIZ Coxrrr, Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Teste
Aug 1l-isw5w r. j. HENRY CJeh
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ID N. HOOE n CO., wholesale and Retail Dealers n,
ospetins floor oil cloths, mangs, rugs, curtain materials
heena. goods generally,
fsnnsyvsns between 7h and 9Th streets, Washington
~ O.
Aug
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La ;=ss.;;;5 sss.;,s;. - 9 ::sss
White Hall, New Windsor Carroll county, Mary


White Hall, New Windsor Carroll county, Mary
land.
Bls weknown establishment lately
waited and htcd especial benefit families wishing
quiet comfort and retirement located in region remarkable
for saubty immediate vicinity sulphur
a residence
sirabe than the village ofNew Windsor
The subscriber still
boardcs. Tie table will be In
ALL The bar will be furnished with the best liquors.
rars, &C
The board shall be moderate, nothing lett un-
done which will conduce the comfort yse
New Windsor OF easy access and may by
Westminster by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Mount Airy, either Of which places conveyance
win be found convey passengers New Windsor
given the subscriber few days before.
SARAH BARTHoLow, Proprietor.
July p3-dn J. r. BARTHoLOW, Agent
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22 d
SVVEIT alAd White suIphu ar Prings.-Heducea fare
increased cheapest eomioa
ble expeditions the Sweet and White Sulphur
Springs; H
Washington the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad.
From by Ma
ryland, Capt. O. L. Mitchell.
CONNECTING al Richmond with Richmond and Danvlle rail
load.
from Baltimore White sulphur. s5
" baltimore 10 Sweet springs -
i" Washington To White sulphur ..s....'...ss's.s 10
I" Washington 90 Sweet Springs a
f" Richmond 10 White sulphur ~
I" Richmond 10 Sweet Springs.
Leave baltimore Tuesday aud Thursday afternoons
O'Clock, connecting Aqua Creek with the train which reaches
Rlclnond at p. M The succeeding days,
Leave Richmond daily Except sunday arrive at Lynch
burg i0x Leave Lynehburg 81 Bnfords by
~ Mountain House at ~ and TO sweet springs by
10 Leave Sweet Springs after breakfast and arrive at White
Sulphur by l24 Returning, leave White sulphur al ~
Sweet Springs Leave Sweet springs at daylight and
TO Richmond day by 5b. 22m. p. m.
Richmond White Sulphur $40
" Richmond To Sweet Springs ..,...........,,
obecting travel the night take
Buod's and proceed without detention the White Sulphur
Tickets had board steamboats, Potomac
from c. T. Mitchell, the Aafyiand the Office
Of the Richmond and Danville railroad, Richmond.
JOHN ii. OSBORNE,
Aug 6-d2m Superintendent
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Each allowed lbs
ceedins In measurement 10 cubic feet.
steerage furnished with pillow and
with the rations as
Freight will be taken Chagres 10 foot and from
Francisco The
the sbmus the expense of the passengers.
will be perceived through mail line
great advantage the quality Of the steamers employed and
at both ends OF the line accidents.
apply office OF the company
SIS South choice berths
agency No. III West OF Warren New York
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Nc m i Commissioner Of the General Land once.
NOTICE

Prepton Claimants and 10 Leecs 0cupants, aud Permit
tees Of Mineral Lands.
entitled to the right OF preempion OF the
townships and fractional townships above
me-
register receiver Of the proper land Office, and make
practicable this notice and bee the
appointed the public sale OF the lands
claimed, otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
having entitled can
additional land district IN The Territory OF Wisconsin, and
approved Sd March, sf7 iessce
peee the Of their leases permits,
The the townships and fractional townships above
the entitled An
reduce the minimum OF the mineral lands the Lake Superior
district, Michigan Chippewa district in wisconsin,
approved o6h September $780, the land covered BY their
leases occupancy and PERMITS respectively at the minimum price
Of al o5 covering than full section, emit
ed the surrender Of such permit NJ the land
Office purchase he shall elect full eciion the
- 80 required establish the TO the salts
faction Of the Willow nver and make
practicable notice,
for the the public
lands embracing the claimed otherwise such claim win be
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land ofhce.
Annl l9--lnMIlM
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-The subscriber, having
n determined TO make change his affairs
farm in Fairfax county Virginia, situated upon
Little River turnpike road. leading from Alexandria
Tour mites from the former place, Wash
ngton city, District Of Columbia The improvements consist Of
large and convenient brick house, Eve
Kitchen and all the buildings brick
stand blscksmith shop, which furnish annually
one hundred and hundred and fly loads Of About
nafot e tract n IN wood; The balance cleared and In rapidly
improving condition. The cops stock &C, viii be sold with the
Immediate possession
gure of Daniel RncG, esq, Washingoa city, e., Dr.
Isaac Wnster, Alexandra, Virginia.
Aug ln-1aw5t O.. FITZHUGH.
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The Union Academy,

Corner of iHh street and Ne,o York apcnue
THE academic year Monday, August 90
proprietor spared pains provide
desirable accommodations
facilities obtaining thorough English and classical educa
u. Richards, A. M, principal and proprietor
a.. Hitchcock, A. assistant
A, l.. Perry, A. b., assistant
A. q. Richards, teacher Of The primary department
A Zsppone, teacher OF modern languages.
J.G Gibson, painting.
Circulars may r. Fanham's bookstore Of
Principal.
w.sasoros, Aug. "a, 1852. Aug 2s-eod,w
The Union Female Academy,
On I4h airect, beipeen III a-d Neo York
THE year this seminary will
Il day, August 30 1s52.
Mrs. u. Richards, principal.
Miss r.. Craven, assistant
A. Zappone, teacher OF modern languages
Circulars obtained
August a. is52 Aug 2G-eod0w
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nEMOCRATIC Review June. s2, with povtrsst
Il 9617sG FRANcK TAYLOR.
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Navy seer and Pork Tor 1883.
NAVY DEFARTAKsr,
Bureau OF Provision and Clothing, Aug

NAVY DEFARTAKsT,
Bureau OF Provision and Clothing, August ~, 1854.
CEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals. Tor Baef,' and
~ proposals o Pork" The be, viii be received
l2 O'Clock, Monday
Der or furnishing and deys ng free Of ali and 10 Is
United States
navy pork
Each barrel contain less than
weight beef pork Of weight article
paid for To be delivered the respective navy