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Ann White ". William M. Porssr.--In the Circuit
coortf Tor NJ montgomery county Court OF Equity
HE eompanan n her h that about he leah day
oi sepeube co he sold 10 the defendant certain tract OF
land lying IN Montsomery county Maryland devised TO her b
delivered BY her
number for The
six hundred dollars, eight ef which be-
four hundred
any hys with interest from the 2lst 1886
defendant further pursuance
executed and delivered 10 the complainant bearing
said deed, and purpong be
said land the purchase thereof which, the
panan advised Is sufficient in law operate mortgage
on the said land
The bill therefore, pays tho said paper be treated
be sold the Of the said which have
the defendant
good and sufficient OF the said premises
said by day, be by HE
the said complainant purchase that there
be herr and publication against the said defendant
resides State Maryland In unknown 10
this ai August 1884, adudged and ordered that
the causing this order 10 be inserted IN
published Washington, in the District OF Co
umba before the 18th day OF October
notice absent depdaAt OF the object and sub
Of this bill aud him IN this court, IN person
solicitor before the first Monday of March next 10
The and show he has why decree
ought not 10 pass prayed.
NICHOLAS BREWER, Circuit Judge.
Copy
JAS @. HRsIsG, Clerk.
Sep l4-law4w
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STEwART Vicl.ens ANA nIary yiekens. hi. vrfe.

STEWART VfcEens and Mary yickens. his wife,
Dcnnard Meekin William Meekins, Emily Mrekins and
Susan smithn the circuit for Dorchester county, ng
court OF equity State Of Maryland July 1882 August A.
The object Of this suit decree certain
real estate lying and being In Dorchester county.
The hil that certain John Meekns, late said county,
departed this life time the eighteen hundred
and thry widow Elizabeth Meekns Mary Meekns
Thomas Msekns, Dennara Mcekns and Smith that the
said John Mcekns seized land called
Marshy Point lying and being Meekns NeeS Tar
ia said containing thirty and that
he devised widow, Elizabeth Meekns during
her life that the said Elizabeth departed this life
eighteen hundred tha; said
Meekns has ntermhed with the said Stewart Nickens
that the said Thenas Moekns this life leaving
children William Meekns and Emily Mcekins his heirs
law the said William Meekus and Emily Meckin infants
under the twentone that the sd Susan Smith has
len the Of Maryland reside in unknown
the thai II viii he for the benefit interest Of all
the concerned that the said shall be sold under
Of this the OF division OF the proceeds
those entitled thereto.
IL therefore adudged ordered and decreed by the order Of the
circuit Dorchester at the complainant by causing
this order 10 be inserted published
Washington city In each o Eve successive weeks before the
6oenh September giving notice the snd absent defendant
iving and her heirs dead Of the object aad substance o this
eor before the fourth Tuesday Of January next to
the and show she they have, why
decree ought not To pass prayed
ARA SPENCE
SAMUEL D. In CoMFrE, Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Teste
Aug ll-law5w r. j. HENRY, Clerk.
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Land ror sale in Eas,ern virginia.

THE undersigned being prevented by engagements from attending
land owned by him. has concluded 10 ofer u m
private sale This farm about miles from Williamsburg in
James City In Williamsburg located two iouring
female which considered be
excellence by the William and Mary College is
assistant bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal Church Of Virginia. and
distinguished educated including JEFF
American Presidents Individuals aesIrous of edu
calling children of therefore, indueemen
New
York. Baltimore ae and Rehmond will shortly touch regularly
wharf within mile this farm and that nccsunt
might be converted no lucrative market gnren IL consists of
woodland arabic land valuable meadow contains dne
mill and abundance of ma The
81
OF land few miles from this the Norfolk Beacon
few days since gentleman who is the proprietor Of
offered 40 laud
The intention Of who wished TO make the purchase
To establish vegetable garden,r sc.
LOWER NIRGtNtA-We take from
Norfolk following statistics sc; The steamship
New York. carried from market
Nork 81 barrels OF cherries and gs barrels Of The
Baltimore hoats, for week averaged each trip coo
IL is estimated that les than half million Of
will be realized the by the shipment OF early
veg this ~ Richmond Enquirer.
wishing purchase will communicate with the under
signed at Williamsburg, Virginia.
July 22-lawl5t JOHN NJ. GAIT, NJ. ID.
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University OF Virginia.

TUE ne1t session Of this university viii ls
Il and end June 2oth
Its schools ancient hnguagss modern languages;
mathematics q natural philosophy; chemistry and naa med
ai medcne y comparative anatomy, physiology and
moral phosophys q TO- eciucsp anatomy
There professor school,
the schools OF modern languages
malcs, aud adjunct professor law, aud anatomy
Expenses Fiction fees paid II school be
attended S50 II $50 eaeh u three s5 each SIS
NorE In the school OF law for the intermediate
$50, for The senior s75stendancs higher involving
The privilege Of attending lower class. The fees for
entire OF medical lectures including the dissecng
fee, SOS.
Board and lodging including diet bedding, furniture,
and servants attendance 81 paid in three nstalments in
advance shins, s. 10 $40 session fuel and
81 10 $40 each
Rent Of dorniiory occupyinga room, So each
Mairicuaon fee, &C. SIS Is
0ss
contingent dsposte OF $40 required of each student
The amount for clothing pocket hooks Sc
cannot be accurately stated.
GEssNER HARRISON,
Aug l7-2aw2w Chairman Faculty.
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The Railroad Route TO the West.

Through 10 Cincinnati by dancs crcep miles,
1hieh done IN coaches
THE daily H. and
regularly line the Pennsylvania rail
mountains daylight and
Pitsbur hours from time OF depart
Baltimore. This line makes direct connenoD with the
ohio Pennyvana Psburg and Cleveland,
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati railroads. and by u
through from Baltimore 20 Cincinnati in
foriy-four hours running time.
The place daily, at eA m. BY
passengers oidayburg the day OF de-
parture and lie until s. the next day, when hey com
their the mountan and arrive In Ptbu that
thirty hours of departure from bat
with all the comfort and advantage Of having enjoyed
natural aud repose.
Thesc enjoyment Of liberal patronage
from the travelling pubc their equipments cannot be surpassed by
NOTICE.
Tickets for Pisburg Massion, Cleveland and Cincinnati by
hs railroad of the Of the Ba
more and susaehanna Railroad Company Calvert station, Bal
more, and al the following raesi
To Cinctnnnis
To Cleveland ~ ~
To Mnssiion ~ ~
To Pishufg ........,..ss.s 's'......'. %
Travellers hi. The original throughlino
Cneinna IL time and its accommodations cannot be exeeed
ALFRED GATHER
superintendent
oyrIoE BALTIzoHE AND susouRHISSk R.ILRoAp Co..
baltimore, August 20, 1854
Aug 2t-d2wif
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kW H ,s93 sss93 agE .gtlay,3

A VIEW Route to pttfsburx via the baltimore. sus-
qnehdnndi and Pennsylrotia RairondThvoush 10 Pein
* hopvsAn train will Calvert
with the United States mail from Washington and Baltimore
connecting with the fast line Middetown
irving NJ Harrisburg AT n, p m, 10 dinner.
The train leaves Harrisburg for the a.
Hodaysburg tihs point
taking either the Johnston,
stages direct from Hoidaysbnrr ritfsbnfu
Tickets viii be sold TO the following by this ain
YORK Wughsvic Columbia, Marietta, NddlctowD Harrisburg
View ps Merstown perysve Lewis,oyvn, veyown, Hunt
ngion, HoIldnyshurc, and pitfsburg.
This train also the Cumberland Valley railroad
which Carlisle
ofher points fhis - =.
f the accommodation Of from Washington
the bovn points, the baggage
dep Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
hc morning cars ats which will be
carried nee Of charge 70 Calvert station.
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct1-du Ticket Agent.
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once OF Commissions OF Pubiie nuiiaings,

Once OF Cons ssloner o Public EaiIaisgs,
WAsHIseros, September 4, 1859.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until 10 O'Clock,
Thursday the 1 November next for grading aud
with round the carriage OF Pennsylvania avenue
Rock furnishing and setting curb
thereof furnishing and laying flag foot
intersection with the streets which IL
The width be paved will be ab0ut rs feet The
used ihan less than inches In
bed OF good gravel inches Deep and
well waered and amned Persons proposing viii state their price
superficial yard including the grading nnd all
taking the old cutters and tagging
curpg will be Of New York blue inches thick and
deep the edge being dressed bevei and
than three feet long will be received This viii be set
inches deep The tagging will be of gnes large
the the Falls, and Is 10 be laid ON bed
Of gravel inches deep.
cubDg will the foot incal and for
for rhca including all materials.
I'LL nfeen
allowance will be made above
depth All surplus material is 10 be removed by the contractor
the old
a fair price win charged the contIacors
will be divided and proposals viii be
them The first will
of 18th the second
81 third from thence
fourth from thence TO west side of 26th
street.
Proposals grading paving will be separate
cubng and tagging distinct contracts be made
for these works.
The executed in the best within three
under the supenendence of
appointed by the Commissioner aud his judgment IN
be conclusive between the parties Security will be
required faithful performance of the contracts and deva
tion from the will he allowed
proposals will be opened 10 O'clock the 4 of No
vembe the of such the bidders may attend
AZ this sfhce. WIN. EASBY,
Sept 5-Iaw4hNov Commissioner of Public Buildings
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-The subscriber having
II determined change In his afirs, offers for sale his
Virginia, Immediately
Lille River urnpks road leading from Alexandria 10 Winchester
the former and six from Wash
District sf Columbia The improvements consist Of
large and convenient twoso brick house, with i've
necessary buildings, also, brick
wagon stand bscksmis shop which furnish annually
hundred hundred aud h1y loads Of
wood ,he balance cleared and in rapidly
improving The stock &c, will be sod with
For further particulars in
qure ~ Daniel Ratcif esq, Washington city, Co.
Isaac Winstcf, Alexandra, Virginia.
Aug I0--law5 EDWIN @. FITZHUGH.
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Notice the Establishment of three additional Land
Districts In the State of Iowa.
of the of Congress approved Augusta 2 en
sd An act to three additional and districts In the State
of 80 hereby declare and make known that the land Office
the AHfToN DISTRICT in said State, Is fixed at the
Of Gil nlroN, that for The NoRTHERN DiSTRlCT' at
FORT MONIES and the ssMISSOURI RIVER DIS
TRICT the GAINESVILLE, the sites which have been
designated by the President of the United States
Given hand city Of Washington this second day
of September, A. ID. 1852.
by order " the President
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Sept 3-law6w
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the United
States the ls day 1888 10 the 3O day Of june
inclusive IN Illinois % be received a, e .onaei once q
the Post Once Of until The 9th
Of mber 1884, decided by the foio~ing
the route and IN the and time herein specified via
Route 4,2i0 ksonyie, Manchester Whitehall, Carol
Ton, Kane, Jerseyylie, Delhi, and Godfrey, Alton,
aud back daily, except sunday, In ourhorse coaches
three of the weekly ups 10 embrace Lynnyille, Win
chester Glasgow, and Bieese, instead Of Manchester
and Whitehall.
Leave Jaeksohvile daily, eKeep, Sunday at II, "a. m
Arrive al Alton next days by 2, a.
Leave Alton daily, except Sunday, at 4, p.
Arrive Ut Jacksonville next days BY o, a.
The mail IL be carried la preference passengers and 70
their eHension feqed the Of the ma Deduction will
be made from the mail fines Imposed Tor
those not performed ageeay contract The Postmaster Gen
era anui the repeated failures violating
office laws He alter the schedule provided
be allows rata additional stock OF increased
expedition No will allowed should the distance
than advertised The proposals should be endorsed Mail
proposals for 420 Illinois, addressed The Second
Assistant Postmaster Genera.n
For further particulars the conditions Of bidding notes
attached The late advertisement for proposals for carrying the
mails certain Ia Illinois, &c
8. ID. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMESr, Oct. 81, 1854.
Oct 23-w4t
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EDWARD X. COLLINS X CO..
No. So Wall street, N. Y
BROWN, sHIPLEY, g. CO.,
Liverpool
@. ROBERTS & CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN MUNROE CO.,
% Rue Nore Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris
GEO. III DRAPER Havre.
The these ships win be accountable for gold silver
bullion jewey metals unless bills of
adng signed therefore, and the value thereof therein expressed
Sept 5-dly
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FOR HARPrR,s FERRY.


rHR packet Bell will the ensuing
commencing from this date, between Georgetown and Hasr
Ferry.
Leaving Georgetown daily att arriving nrpcs fery
morning 10 IN Time for the Cumberland and
Winchester
Returning lsnyna narper's Ferry m, arriving Geors
town next morning nj g O'Clock.
omnhuses viii be in readiness, the arrival OF passenger
Georgetown, convey them to Washington.
0u-Fare through, including board, 81 50.
Mar o8-dn
QALTIMoRE College OF Dental Surgery, session
ID Is52-'53
Chaplin A. Harris b. NJ D., Professor OF Principles and Pac
hca nf Dental Surgery
Thos f. Bond, A. NJ. NJ. D. Professor Pathology
and Therapeutics
w. r. Handy NJ. D., Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology.
Alfred a. Dandy, " D. Professor Operative Dsn,esty.
Philip w. Austen, NJ. D. Mechanical
Reginald ~ Wright, A. M NJ d., Lecturer Chemistry.
The mechanical and dssertng will be the last
Monday of October The nhmay viii be opsn throughout the
The regular of lectures begin Monday
Nuvember and continue til the last Of March
Tickets for the siio dectinz ticket toponal slo
mairiculaien, s5 dipona fec, $50.
Good board from 81 80 10 50 so.
Aug w. II. HANDY Dean.
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NOTlcEThe undersigned hereby inform the citizens sf Wash
ingon and the public generally that they have this entered
into coparnehp for of making specifications
and estimates for dwelling and other houses ard
value all descriptions OF builders thorough
acquaintance with the vaeus branches of authorizes
the undersigned rhuA to offer their services the
mands OF the communiv
Once street side, third from 9Th win
for business from 8, m. 8, m
Al orders will be attended 20 promptly and upon liberal
John q u HSEKNEsS,
Aug l0-2awim WV. w. BIRTH.
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Each allowed lbs personal baggage Free not
ceediBg in measurement 10 cubic feet
furnished with mattress and poW and
with the ratons Is the
Freight viii be taken Chages 10 cents foot and from
si05 per The transit of
the istbmus the expense Of the passengers.
Il viii be perceived that the through mail line
advantage in the quality Of the steamers employed and
despatch boats always ready
both ends OF the line accidents
information appy the office OF the company, 81 and
IS choice o berths apply ut the companys
No III West street, Of Warren street, New YORK.
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Dss ,,s Lad , IN wan, fbaea d,sss
hav. article q .oor3ins u our line O Sasnss' va
90 ssss Sp,ss from = ,, cent: % 2 2 yard
iiS % g saes %oa;.eIine, a. siiosi % DO
ss:s Ss.i ,s ::I,i : e 'S
Sss ss eys Ss ys from e s cent" s% e q S Se s
do t1,s ssek , English 90 from q s". cent" q DO
. % ss ssss n"s Eng 1 & aS anS DO 9Ss' Eosc
:, long black Tribe, .has,, nom S9.oslS
Is .o.s,s DO s,.ss w9ssn anIss, 90 90 DO 90 s%ss
All Of The above sood wrs bought within min hs , ten days L"
'' may rely 1''" s''s sSIAesTT LAC ssF Ns%ToS NAY Co
soea. g.pars ~ linen fOoTs and we eandldy 'hink
s oa 's sene sad ns SSs. e ~ o "i per dozen
io napkins, 81 $ pcr dozen, great
pieces new fashioned linen sbeetings, wide
20 pses ans a table table as@a az 5S and VS. IS en p yard with
endless variety Of aue damasks, diapers and towel
piece. dams.s sowslns BY the piece "all yard,
100 pieces a.s linens, f,om y, medium to spperdne
goods Of al classes TO be had il III. market
We offer s.eeea Inducements 70 purchasers or black goods,
Fine bombasns bsek mernoe apacas and eacoe Of choice
IS pieces 6ne and glossy black silks
no,umn ana winter wear
Also s~y erreM the money for those bills that ought to have
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary,
Good articles Tow prices and fair dealing may be relied all
csses PERRY q BROTHER,
sepH-bui Opposite the Centre Market
WBTTE brandy AND PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
spices ca half pipes Of 5 proof pure white brandy,
preserving peaches SC.
aoo gallons cider vinegar Virginia. expressly for
pickins and table
Green ginger pepper, dark mustard seed white
jamaica cloves mace nuimeF md Spices
For GbO n THOS. PARKER Co.
y--MThSAauf Opposite flnteI
DEv. c. H. Tayior's wori4's.Laay Mary, or Not of lhe
IL Wost.
Margaret; or, the Pearl
Records OF n Mans Life
Marx Wti7o0
Earnes,nsssi or Passages the Life Of an English Rop
ThAnkfhin~ss.
Angela Song
scenes II Life offs Clergyman.
Arskus ~ Mother.
MAY You Like H.
Christmas Old Court. -. ..u...r
For eale by eRAt bAhhANl 49,,
'N"she'"
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Architects omes. u. ). Capitol.
WAsnINares, ID. O., sepl. a5 !

WAsMh"Ioss u. O., sept rs, l65Q
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received this once un,u A.
y soth day o November meat, at O'Clock m executing he
shs & y - ps ~ ssd % = saaS s H
cutting and arches and an @
the breka lime sand cement o
The successful bidder required 10 furnish approved ss
iy ior the faithful performance Of tbs work 10 the amount AZ
Each bid Be accompanied y signed y two su
viii into Cor The aforementioned work. The ps
stated IN his BID al any lime within thirty days from he
be certified 10 BY some person known to the Department Ia
right Of accepting as may .e can
sideed BY the Secretary Of the Interior as most advantageous o
Each bid endorsed Proposals for trctwOrl d
e @ S ~ ~ be 1psnsS m = q q aS @ % @ bidder
the s"h ofNove@Ser at II O'Clock, ,rmpo,,.s M ;, w.,
Architect Of the Extension Of United States CSpio
SNIDERs CHEAP WINE STORE, No. 40 Waln.,
~ street, below Fourth, PhaderhiaWines, liquors Of an can
es OF direct importation from The growers and producers be had
and s,eIs al Washington city, shortest pa
s.aaiss. snsmiss Sparkling Champagne, Cham as
Red Vine, ,'' Dine,,
Tenenae Perpchot
Lisbon, Heidsck,
ran,iasoo osaa,, sn,,io. MoseIIs ana many others
MaiagS, noekhelm,
CIareis Of all sorts, Rudeshem,
Burgundies, the largest stock PhiadeIphia,
Braidies Of all SORTS,
dark and pale in casks demjohn, in boles cheap
and some and old. -
Irish and scotch whkey Monongahsla Bourbon jamaica spirits
ae London porter and stout, In bbls. OF DOZEN
Ifapdna Cigars,
of direct importation, of ALWAYS
wholesale or by the box. -
The only establishment where all wines, &c, directly
Hotels, Country Trade,
and consumers supplied wholesale The cak deio
dozen, package OF assorted
Orders by telegraph giving price guaranteed
be satisfactorily filled, or the goods taken back.
familiar personal with principal wine pro
ducing of Europe, and
there enable offer good cheap and examine AZ
JACOB SNIDER, JR,s.,
Cheap Wine Store, No. rs Walnut ST., Philadelphia
Feb l2 dly
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e. C.; ia.

60 81 c. - illa
NWEET and White Sulphur Springs. lSe esince
increased cheapest eomora
be and most expeditions the Sweet aud White Sulphur
Springs:
Fran Washington by Richmond Fredericksburg
railroad.
From Baltimore by the comfortable and pressure
ryland, Capt. @ T.. Mitchell.
Connecting Richmond the Richmond and Banvlie
load.
Fare from Baltimore White Sulphur. Sl5
I" Baltimore Sweet Springs
g Washington White Sulphur.
:" Washington 10 sweet Springs. IA
!" Richmond 10 White Sulphur. 10
:" Richmond 10 Sweet Springs. .
Leave Baltimore Tuesday Thursday
O'Clock, Creek
Kchmond at p the succeeding days.
Leave Richmond daily Except Sunday
burg al i0H Leave Lynchburg 6E Buod's
~ Mountain House IN and Springs
~ Leave sweet Springs breakfast and White
Sulphur by IAN Returning, leave White Sulphur ~ m
Sweet Springs ~ Leave Sweet Springs daylight
Lynchburg night. Leave Lynchbnrg
Richmond by 5b. pam, p.
Fare from Richmond White Sulphur $40
Richmond e sweet Springs.
Passengers octng
Bufords and proceed without detention White Sulphur
Tickets had board the the
from Capt O. T. Mitchell, the aryland, office
JOHN IT.. OSBORNE,
Aug 6--d2n Superintendent.
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between h and s Streets Washington d. Co
WHOLESALE and retail dealers In foreign and domestic staple
and fancy dry goods mattngs oiclot table
and bed Spreads Blankets sheetngs and houseur
ushing dry goods generally.
Strict, prompt, personal attention given To orders.
Dec 27-lyG
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University Of Nashville.
Medical Department.
THE second annual Of lectures IN this department will
the hIst Monday of November next, and con
tnue till the first of The ensuing March.
Paul +. Eve, NJ D., Principles and Practice OF Surgery
John M Watson, NJ d. Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women
and Children
A. Buchanan, NJ D., surgical and Pathological Anatomy and
Physiology.
w, Bowling NJ D.. Institutes and Practice Of Medicine
q. X Winston, D.. Maera Medca and Medical Jurispru
dence
Robert M. Porter, NJ D., General and Special Anatomy.
j. Barrien Lindsey, M. d.. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
William r. Briggs, NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy
The anatomical viii be opened for students the first
Monday of October.
The students will have 10 the State Hospital
preliminary Of will be by the
commencing also the first Monday of October.
Fee Of each Sl5 maculation ticket 5 dssecng
ticket $40 graduation iee S25
Good board can city 50 SO per
information may be obtained by addressing the
J Ii. LNDSlEf, M d., Dean
NASHVILLE, (renn. y Juno 1852.
Sep s-lawtsiNov
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The steamship Columbia will keep semi-monthly eommu
ncaon Francisco Oregon awaiting the
former the arrival of the mails and from Panama.
and without delay with the mails and for the
from San Francisco
regular propeers side wheel will be kept
the freight and transient between
Panama and San Francisco
the will keep the connexon between
Mexican The connexon in the Allan
will be maintained by the United States mail steamships
/,
III Dorado i,oou
fhhadeiphla ,fu
Falcon. a.. 100
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CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL.

IN THEIR anxiety extend the Of education
render this school peeminenty useful, the have
afforded board below Of
similar nruonsufcent barely expenses
the Of the The greatly
confidence and extensive Of study have made
appoint additional teacher drill the students
military To this and other incidental
which ofhe school demand, board
been induced make small addition the charges mon
which would be but slightly felt by individuals but which, the
is hoped win be sufficient for all contingencies There
Resored That hereafter the charges for tuition in this institution
shall be as follows
Per quarter
In he primary English department alone 81
In the Mathematical
In the classical classical aud mathematical 90
In The department OF modern languages, for foreign
-.
In the scientific department. chemistry, natural phlo
opby, astronomy, practical surveying, Ac, with use Of
instruments and attendance experimental lectures,
Board, washing, &c, heretofore % 50
The vacation
September.
ny order Of the board Of trustees;
T.. 4. BRIscoE, Register.
CHanLorrE Hall, ST. Marys county Md, July 30, 1854.
Aug. ~
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fiis ~ 10 give notice that the suhscr i,er hath OH
tanned from orphans OF Washington county Dis
ic OF Columbia letters Of administration The personal
Francis w Domuck, late Buenos Ayfes South America,
ceased All having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit The m the vouchers thereof the
subscriber, before 2h of
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said
Given under my hand this 9th day OF August, 1852.
HENRY MAY, Administrator