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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

INANrRD--A SITUATION, BY sEsrEoTABLE
w ycurg woman ,r NrYso and 70 do plain sewing. OF
would DO ohanberwtr, and sast WITH me washing and
-nping Satisfactory references given Inquire ~ the Bond
ours room No.6 Can se seen fox .Eo sayg, as bic
plsse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

ENANTFD--A SITUATION, ~ A f4OrEsTANT
Nv sl tho "a hrst Coax, Wsshsr sid Yonor or 10
90 general homework Apply st 2iZ TwsEtyslSth street,
between Eighth and Eaa Can bs TOT tures
ys nos engaged Bess city sesscaee sgen tEsn hes
l,at Place,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

yNANTED-DY 4 RESPECTABLE f90Tk.TANr
w eirl, eituson Is Chsmbermaid and Waiter; would
sss.s In washing and ronr gcoa sesmusros, and will
homework of email family. Good city references from
last place. Plea,ee call st No s.cona street. for thrse
d.ys, from nine Till four o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04
nAaAoEp noona-WoNpHRrur n,RaAINs. Ar

rY'ifFsNy AND CUTTING, SCI ROADWAY, WILL,
this ronnr pfsg gor Gale, Wholesale ana rctt ttsit
1rrnt sicee o. slss aEErIs Dress G3ods tn1s5, En-
srs4Lrss, inest aDa domestic gto3s ssng which VII 10
lsend ho ~ nna 1ssis Aslt.ise Ine'n CssRe De Pssis
RAreg p'sin fspsy Poiln NrtaR4latG,
peri satis Fsia,, pMGtaa Jaoonats srSaudiss Lswps
and Toa,ttJa A ull ssock Of ell .he styles Of
thsula, r,r ard embroidered Crsye, Bgoche, Tong
sdu.Js ts Stella shaw aud large sss.s,nsut ef sh,
errns Atyos; alfD iadia shses." a mnai invoice o.
Ioas srA sQn.fe in Waite block .yese and o9 "a son
sgr aoh undsf ysiac. giis ms a.sea,as Z! pur.
shsaors g ayited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

A UCrION H0rIC.-o. CASSIDY. AUcrIoNREs ny
"A n Bush.-This day, st l0x o'closx, sales
oon 70 North ilism ssrsst sale Of aud ssoosd
hand Furniture, removed for sonvsnisace Of sale also
X. d. SMITH, UAlesmAn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

ToUNTRY BOARD WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN
- and wife, Farm heuee preferred Of fro
aspst Of the family address, board for
The lady iai Tor the gentem An-to W. b. H ers IL
cficc FOR ono week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

tNANTED-Bg A 2EgPECTABIr YOUNG WOaAN
~ ssitusion IN respectable family 10 COOK, pssb,
aas iron ss gead plain eeck alec an exoeiisns .,shsr
rad rope. Unierrsnds mailing bYn&e snd pastry, eud
90 tho general houseyoyk Of 81 family or tho oasmtsr
rcrs pd.kos She Is tsrt OF children aad willing 30
rTve fersct yefrl The bsst OF city rCreroe given.
rs.ae esl No % wcas rhiryseveuth ssre' between
Eha srt Finih aveapse, ntaa Socf 70 re slo9mlasas
Ei- tiitcgy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

gNAHTED. F0g a EdALL FAMILY, A GCoD uoUsx,
w not % 6reead $3.50 SfN, Or would taio ths
dwelling nara over store; Rent paid In sdvapo5 r
cnrHd Address ~ treeoN AvonHs, opposite Jsfsc
Mart Aifo 20 sn no ssosk and xtures srro yhioh
$780, Tor $40 cseh Nneb ~ sod she orhe Is ~
lesre zee oiAy on tho 9th Of A.gch,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

NUA~CHss-JUsT RECEIVED. PER STEAMSHIP At
w laDtio two gold and slvcr Ws.ohea whch
will he sold a. very low prices, cyladsr waohSss 80 90
gold vasohes Si5 70 S23 gold levers $780, hun tnr
gold Waited lovers, II spelied, warranted Keepers
=. JACOBS, Importer Of hns Watches and Jowelry l0i
Chatham "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

xrvAyrEp-pY BFsProrABLE YoUSJ GIRL A
w .vstien 10 do rsOsrst houssvort In 6ab private
,rt, she ise r0nd washsr md rorcr and rood plsn
mo hest oY risrenco Eoai her sgt pace VII. &C
ale HEED two ycAn esse oN ~ NO 9tVtaets tuS ~
yesy the sisa svenpc, for tvocJs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

GHLLING oFF!-GRkAT BAEGATN5ii-A J0EL
- Co., U.s. Broadway being sbous to eeos e4'opsve
htrleaai sheir sore viii rl at inmcose redaobi0n,
air Wo ssertse stuck 81 Watches bh JoroirY, silver,
nd sNyts Plated Ware, Porcelain Yase P.pier Ha5he
Wares, cpagn Gl.sseJ Fans rni other rh fanny goods
tthsr on imrcTtstion) until the ~ of APRIL when their
..0re ni BE elesea Willis ha ahr.o. are hfing e.osad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

BOARD IN SOUTH Ba0oKLYN.-A GENTLEMAN
and lady ard two ar threc e,ass gentlemen secure
elegant ont pavlor bedroom .sstohed second
door psrio:s third H)or w i'll let the
with fnl board for the lady.
faet an es fog tho gentleman and dinner Sundays in
reigtnrsood conveniens to Soush ferry TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ball. hUcrIpNEER-sY
"A " L. Wa zAndtoos shs aav, lOx osiess .. a.
Furniture y ~ house I'D nalss.y :sA
YssS pAslsr hassnsnA Kitchen utensils 10 Ia eood order
aaa wsrtAy shssslB OaSpsts asd other srN 1884,
aSday, large sale h th sale rosns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

DOARDISC.-ONG OR Two GENTLEMEN CAN RE
~ accommodated With parsr and bedroom wish old.
ipr door, second hor with without board. Priv,te
table with oesbasss comfort and attention Narr and
Geld Bath Apply 70 MRS MEDAURsT Gal Houston
az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04
DRY GOODS.

ATRISG NAhTIiLAE.-TuE SU3SCRIDEl is NOW
~ psepged 20 submit 20 abe inspection OF merchants
wholesale buyers an elegant snd extopBire
novelties y hfntss in eyery fabric sad design sl Of his
importation and manufsstuTa and winch no oTsrs
the mos liberal terns. are EULPIh Paris nsnts En-.
p0riaI, TO. .5l Er0advty n. B.W III remove tho 2a
btosk, - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

M ANTbD-BY A ERsPRCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w tnaton e. do general EousewoFk; good ysshe
roner cook In tsms family The hess OF Oily rses
81 nee sives by applying 80 Is Prinse street,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

MINW YORK c9KsoN PLs43, 2iTN tN3E--IzgEfGL
Nv X firch sEsast lss1CH .Virp lie. ". Hawkins snd
9liry Nhi.r.-cnamous q money dtmsnd on oon,rast
Gem. nsts.rg 10 Iny Nhs, 81 the above named
safe hazel gsmonoa and required 20
The 6cpIt In hs Notion, witch will he dsd in tbs
the Cleft 'ho Ctty EAd County Of New York ths
cty hsu u sa!d city :fhov York. aad 70 copy 81
20 she ssid piht the subscriber
No ~ Chambers street., 10 ssid city OF Nes York.
vio twenty dsys ssr vas service Of this on
sew exclusive u tDe day Of sooh service; and III van
srtvtr Ito geld oeupaip, within the Hmo afpresid he
rsintG y hi tcNen Wiz tsto Judgment ssanss you for
The 81 one thousand And 81 hundred delgs WIN In
trtst frofr re sh day Of Fe5yuAry
eIsd sud htty.sgot besdes the ooss5 OF ths action.
ED8OHD ELnHKHAN, pihlnsG's attornsy
Dated FsfrussY 10. 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

gNANTTD - BT 3 MOST REsPECTABGE YOUNG
w lately from Itndon, situation as House.
mail Ssspssri k.d II p.1sousrly isnd Of
and Hind 70 oh 3ren Would make herself sras useful
81 rar,iou'srly wishes with respectable family
Of reference gyer, Apply 81 Market rs
iefr. beck room,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

yVANTED-A SITUATION, BY A REsPECTABLE
W GIRL as Cbambern aii or viii take care Of children
cS 81 No. 100 street, between sixth and Be-
ycAth avenues. To be seem for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

WAEThD-BT RESrECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
who perfectly undefssanas her business situation
Cook In hotel dining saoon. Good city references
her late Can be for Two days. NJ
10 Trinity place hrs foor back ROOM from zen ill four
tbe afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

gHAR7Er--a Nosr REaPEcrBRLr PRorfsrssr
w yrrng nfn detirous Of otssiriag Ia shy
CT the 9le wing cisis VIZ Ilstant Clerk P0-1r
dry gcoar store Bari alter rTvnte family
hOiei Knows ths city well and would drive lnd ssss
MO asst CT references Please address j. D., nf Ar
hshanus ly seventh az snue, or }. D. Herald ohioc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

EALIT0KNIA.-AN Active, INTELLIGENT GIRL,
anxion 10 70 20 California 40 resde and would like
eituatcn with family or IS ladies Asd She Is OF good
disposition fond 81 ierstsnds all kinds Of
vors and has served ri dress mailing
engage Tor length Of mo required. Please address A.
a.. o. Ueral Id Office. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

yVANTrD-py a REtPEoTAeLE OIL, 4 sIrUA-
orb OF smsl family no objection 40 IN Abs ecunsry
fe the beet city Yeerspre. Apply 50 rs benny sree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

BOARDING At t3s HOUSTON STREET. CORNER or
- Croshy-1he subscriber has sdded 70 his boardng
house the stionius, which will 10 really the fss
Of Day Amy gentlemen with their wives single gentle-
mem Wishing maize fer abe coming
hsvn ity seldom offered they
large sDd Airy furnished unurniohad suit
prcant Meals served In their II dssSd and gem
NsmeD doing hush down will find the sr
I,ngemera thoss who prefer 70 do
dine at HIS Coffee Rooms Ne 10 Maiden lane. junction
Liberty. N Bho front basement Of the house to let;
sceisable iocstion for PHI siciaubosrdK dearod.
CHARLES SWIFT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

WANTBp-8Y REsPEoTABLE TEADksMAN'S
W WIFE, baby 70 vet nure; has been confined ely.
snd her bsby died viii the 10 to her psce.
but family need apply Please inquire st No.
Ani.y place, Lauyens street. in the fourth Hoor,
Roem No. g.
The daily union., 1852-10-30

pnoPosAIs ser carrying shs .a.ii. o. sas unlssd ,
1884, inclusive, Illinois, will be received Al the Contract Once q
Of until the 9Th
Of December e5 decided by the day foowing
and herein speeined, yizs
Route 4240 by Manchester Whitehall Carol
ton, Kane, Jerseyvlie, Delhi, and Godfrey 10 Alton,
aud back daily, Sunday, in four horse coaches
three OF The weekly trips embrace Lynnvile, Win
chester Glasgow, and Bieese, Instead o. Manchester
and Whitehall
Leave Jacksonville daily, except sunday, AT Il, IN.
Arriye at Alton days by 2, a. ms
Leave Alton dali except Sunday, at 4, y.
Arrive al Jacksonville days by ., a.
The mail carried preference passenger, and 10
their fequed the size Of the ma Deduction will
be made from the mail trips and hnes imposed of
those not performed agreeaby 10 contract The Postmaster Cen
repeated failures, for violating The
office schedule, provided
he allows pro for additional stock Of increased
expedition allowed should the distance
than advertised The proposals should be endorsed Mail
proposals for 42i0 no aud addressed 10 fhe Second
Assistant Postmaster General"
conditions bidding
attached the late advertisement for proposals for carrying the
mails certain routes In Illinois, Ae
3. ID. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General.
Posr orrioE DEPARTMENT, oet q, 1884,
23-W4t
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NOTICEThe fofcer army appointed under the
of making appropriations for the OF
the approved 81 1854, which Is in the following
terms and figures, TO wit;
be enacted That for the and equip
rnemcn finding
command o John C. FIRE.
Cafon during the eighteen hundred and
the file The War Department. and
supplies consumed by said said
hundred thousand dollars hereby
popatod the otherwise appopr
aied o War is authorized and
appoint and d.neestes officers OF
report all such claims
supplies all Kinds
the public services and for the Of said board Of officers
the sum OF tive thousand dollars is hereby appropriated
Washington, ID. c. notifies all
United
supplies kinds furnished for the
serving the command Of Captan John c. Pre-
California danng the eighteen hundred and fttrx,
present board office he Penn
sylv and l7th
All presented board ia the English language
English translation Of the
National and Republic, Washington d. c. the
Courier Boston, Mass the New York Express In New
York PENNSYLVANIA squirer in phiadepha Pas the Re
puhcan, in st. Louis, MOI the Bulletin in New Orleans, La
and the Evening Payune in San francisco Cal are qae.ted to
week for four weeks. and send their
copy of their paper the ehee OF the board.
wssmseTos, u. c., August a. lSJ2
Sept l5-2awfw
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Ann White William DI. portor.-In she Circuit
oxss.ty =. Court OF Ecquity.

Ann w hate wiIiiAan m. Portcr.--An the Circuit
Court for montxonasry county - Court OF Equity.
E complainant in her b about the ol day
land lying Montgomery Maryland devised TO her by
James tIe fos the o hundred dollars, deed was
delivered BY her defendant the
in OF the between the said defend
his number, payment Of l
said hundred dollars, eight Of which said have be-
due o four hundred dollars and
any Avs with interest from the 2lt day November le4c
And the defendant further
executed aud delivered the complainant beang
date with said deed and notes purporng be of the
said the purchase which, the
plaiaant advised not sufficient IA law
said land.
The therefore, the said paper
foreclosure thereof deceed such portion
be sold OF said which
said defendant
sufficient the said
said complainant be given by the
complainant the purchase that there
publication said defendant
who resides State OF Maryland unknown r
cath Of August 1852 adjdged and ordered that
by causing this order 10 be Inserted
published Washington, Ia the District OF Co
before the 18th October
defendant OF the object and sub
this bi and this court, person
solicitor before the Monday March next
the premises aud show he has why decree
NICHOLAS BREWER, Circuit Judge
Copy test;
JAS. q. HEsIso, Clerk.
Sep H-law4w
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Land for Sale In Eastern virginia.

FE undersigned being by from attending
land owned by him, has concluded to offer il for
private sae This farm about two miles from williamsburg in
James City In Williamsburg located tive honrisbing
academies and female, which considered 10 be unspass.d
excellence by country. William College
this under the OF the
bishop Episcopal Church Of Virginia,
educated, including Je
on and other American Presidents individuals deons Of edn
children offered hereoe, indncement
vicinity. OF between New
York. Baltimore Richmond. will shortly touch regularly
miles this and that account IL
rt be iso lucrative market garden II consists of
arabe land, valuable meadow connns dne
ings and mi and there abundance Of marl The
whole TO t5i
OF land miles from this the " Norfolk Beacon
days snce gentleman who proprietor
land refused
The intention Of the who wished to make the purchase
o establish vegetable gardenv &C.
a Tus VEGETABLE LOWER vIRsINA.-We take from
Norfolk the following Statistics &c The steamship
Roanoke yesterday New York carried from market
Norolk) 81 barrels cherries and 2 barrels of The
boats, for averaged each 2ou
barrels II n estimated that Than half million OF
money win be realized BY the shipment OF early
vegetables noml port = Richmond Enquirer.
wishing purchase will communicate with the under
signed, at Williamsburg, Virginia. 80 -
July 22-lawi5t JOHN NJ. CALF, M d.
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STEWART yieksns and Mary yickeus, hts wife.
~ Dcnnad Meekins William Meekns, Emily Mcekins and
Susan SmihIn the circuit for Dorchester sitting
equity, State OF Maryland July le52
The object this suit for certain
cal estate lying and being ~ Dorchester county.
The hill John Meckus, said
this time eighteen hundred
thiy, leaving widow Elizabeth Meek Mary Meekns,
Mcekns, Dennara Meekns, aud Smith;
John Meekns seized called
Naby Poin and Meekins Neck, Tar
Ia land
he widow,
said Elizabeth DEPARTED
eighteen hundred and that said
Mcekins inermarrisd with The said Nckeus
Thamss Mcckns this e leaving
William Mrekns and Emily Moekins his
William Meekins and Emily Neekins infants
twentyone that the said Smith
Maryland reside unknown
will be the benefit and interest all
land shall be sold
the OF division OF the proceeds
those entitled thereto.
therefore adjuged ordered decreed the order OF
the complainant
copy Ibis order 10 be inserted IN published
OF five before the
notice the said absent DEFENDANT
vng hers fdead, OF the object and substance Of this
BILL them this conf by
before the fourth Tuesday OF January next,
and show IL she they have, why
decree ought not pass prayed.
ARA SPENCE.
s.suvr d. LIZ ceSrTE, Solicitor for compananL
True copy-Tese
Aug gli-iaw5w r. ). HENRY, Clerk
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E1W ssSsls;2 v

A NEW Route 10 pittsburu. via the Baltimore, Sus-
gehanna aud Peunyraria RaioadThrosgh 10 Pnb.rg IN
~ express Of will leave Cave station daily
Washington and Baltimore nj 81
connecting with the as, line AT Mijdo,own l,
rvinr a Harrisburg AT "A, m, 10 dinner.
The Harrisburg for the nj 2, arriving
odaysbug At,h point have the option Of
taking thence by packet boats
direct from Holdaysburg TO PittshnT.
Tickets will be sold the following by this trair 10 wit
York wriehvic Columbia, Marietta, Mdieowp Harrisburg,
New Pert Merssown perysvie veysowu Hunt
ingdon HolIiday~bprr, and Pittxhurr.
This train siso with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle shppnsur Chsmbershurr and
other points this road.
accommodation Washington for
the hove points tho baggage Of will be he
dep of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the arrival
be morning q receive the baggage which VIII be
ROBERT STEWART,
oct1-dn Ticket Agent
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Once Of onalmlssioner of Public uuiidt0K-,
WAsnIsoroS, September 4, 1852 L
PROPOSALS will office until 10 O'Clock,
Thursday 4 day Of November for grading and pa
wing with round stone the carriage way OF Pehnsvana avenue
9Th Rock creek; furnishing and setting curb
thereof and furnishing and laying flag foot way
with the streets which cross IL
paved will be aboH 70 feet The
be than less than Inches ~
diameter laid bed OF good gravel inches deep and
well watcd and amned Persons proposing viii slate their pce
superficial including the grading and all
materials well taking Of the old cutters and tagging
will be OF New York blue inches thick and
Deep being dressed beve aud no
piece three will be received This will be SET on
inches The tagging will be OF gneiss IN large
pieces quares the Fals and Is to be laid ON bed
OF gravel inches Deep
Propo curbng price per foot ncaI and for
tagging foot superficial, including all materials
I'LL tfan neen
Deep will be made for excess above
Depth surplus material 10 be removed by the conlacto
his disposal For such OF the old stone as may be used
a price will be charged 10 the contractors.
divided sections and proposals will be
of them. The first will commence nj
the of lah street the second from the
al st the third from thence 10
and the fourth from thence to west side Of h
street, 51
Proposals grading paving viii be from
for these works -
The work is the best manner, within three
under the supernendence OF per-
appointed By the and his Judgment IN
conclusive between the parties Security will be
required for the faithful performance deva
ton from will be allowed. sf #
The O'clock the 4ih OF No
of such the bidders attend
nj this sajce VIM. Easily,
Sent 5--awt4thNov Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
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University of Virginia.

THE this university win commence October lst,
4 and end June 1oih.
Its schools l. ancient languages D. modern languages 3
mathematical natural phosophy ;, chemistry and nateria med
ica g. medicine; compaav. anatomy physiology, and
gcy phlosophyi 2, aw 10, lccureshp Of anatomy
each
modern mathe
uacs adjunct professor OF law and lecturer anatomy
paid In advance II school be
attended, $50, two, $50 each; three S25 each SIS
the
ssog for eI5aitsndancs higher involving
the privilege Of attending cias The fees for tha
entire Of medical lectures, Including the dissecng
fec s95
BOARD lodging including diet, bedding, furniture,
and servants attendance, $40, Pad in three instruments in
Yadyauee wsshine 81 $40 session fuel and light,
room, so each 1s0
Rent Of dormory, occupying room 90
Maicuiaton Fee sc, sis Is
aSs
contingent dcposite Of $40 required of each student
Tho or clothing pocket, money, books Sc
cannot be accurately stated.
0EssNER HARRISON,
Aug l7-2aw2w Chairman Faculty.
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|, vALUABLE FARM ron sALE.-Thes sub.criber havin

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE subscriber, having
change his affairs, offers sale his
Virginia. situated Immediately the
rppk~ leading from Alexandria Winchester
fourm from place, Wash
city, District II Columbia The improvements consist Of
large story brick house, rooms
kitchen and buildings also, brick tavern
shop, which furnish annually
hpndred dy loads Of About
halfo wood. The baanca cleared and In rapidly
Improving crops stock will be sold with
land For further particulars
quire o Daniel Ratcla ESQ., Washington city, ID. O.,
Isaac winster Ale Iandra, Virginia.
Aug lo--iaw5t EDWfNC. FITIHUGH,
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Notice of the three additional Land
Districts In the State of Iowa.
pursuance approved August 1882 emit
tied Gan three additional land districts In the State
do that land Office
.sCHARIToN DfSTRCT' said State Is fixed the
town ofCHARlToN, far the .NORTHERN DISTRICT" nj
PORT DES MONIES tMISSOURi RIVER DIS
TRICTf GAINESVILLE the sites which have been
designated by the President Of the United States
Given my city of Washington this second day
of September, A. ID. 1852.
By order Of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office
3-lawCw
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University OF Nashville.

University OF Nashville.
Medical Department.
THE second annual lectures this will
L commence Monday Of November and
inne till the OF the ensuing March.
Eve, NJ d., Principles and Practice OF Surgery.
Watson, NJ d. Obstetrics and the Diseases OF Women
and Children.
Physiology.
W.K Bowling NJ d. Institutes and Practice Of Medicine.
c. X. Winston, NJ d. Maeria Medica and Medical Jurispn
dence.
Robert M Porter, NJ d., General and Special Anatomy.
J. Bsrnen Lindsey, M. D.. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
William +. Briggs, NJ. d., Demonstrating of Anatomy.
The anatomical will be opened for students the FIRST
Monday Of October.
The sudrnts will have the State Hospital
preliminary of will be by the pToes
sors, commencing the first Monday of October.
Fee Of SIS maculaton ticket $5i dlssecng
ticket, $40 graduation fee $25
Coed board city from 81 so % per
Further information be obtained by addressing The
Dean j. ID. LINDSIsEY, M d., Dean.
NASHVILLE, (Tenn,) June, 1852.
Sep 6-lawtsNey
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EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 Co,
No. 56 Wall street, N. "
BROWN, sHiPLEY, co..
Liverpool.
T. G. RoBERTs x CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE x CO.,
96 Rue No,re Dame des VICTORIES
Paris.
GEO. ii DRAPER, IIavre.
ships will accountable for gold silver
jewey metals, unless BILLS
adng therefor and the value thereof therein
Sept 5-dly
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Each allowed $50 bs baggage free, not
ceeding in measurement 10 cubic feet.
Seerage furnished with mattress and Pillow and
with the raons the
Freight Cbagres 20 foot and from
500 The transit OF
the isihmus at the expense OF the passengers.
will perceived that the through mail line
in the quality % t. snrey. asa
boais always ready
a line accidents
information apply the Once Of the company, 81 and
OF berihs apply the company%
agency No. III West street, s Warren street, New York.
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The daily union., 1852-10-30

NorCEThe undersigned hereby inform The citizens sf Wash
IN public generally that they have b
copanershp f the making plans
estimates dwelling houses and
descriptions builders works thorough prsci,ca
with branches Of bsnr authorizes
undersigned thus offer their services meet the increasing de
mands Of the community.
street. side, third door from 9Th win bo
open for business from g. m. to 6, p,
An orders win ba attended 10 promptly and upon liberal terms
John q. UAEkNESS.
Aug l0-2awlm wu. w. BIRTH.