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THE UNION WASHINGTON FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER ~ 1852
TaE Lo.. ssa.s.-D..e,.s.. ..a sl.aaAs.., ~ Dr.

an si.,s Lost 's1's'-D.-f.''' --' A'@a.'''' y y
accomplished age revealing Of e
which deprived Of Of
passed activity Scholar Of
intense deafness which living can be sub
Oh the condition blind, anss Mitchell, Bndseman,
and olers repele profound thought interesting
lCh1stiaa Observer.
Vol. /. AntediIuvians and Paiiarchs
2. Moses and the Judges
3. Samuel, SAUL and David.
a. solomon and the Kings.
Evening Series; vols. ~ mo. ".
Vol. 4. Job and the Poetica Books.
z. isaiah and the Prophets.
8. The Life and Death Of our Lord, als
a. The Apostles aud the Early Church.
For sale al GRAY & eALLANfyNEs bookstore,
Sep 7h street, doors above Odd Felows' Hail.
vpHE PURE KIND.-Just received large invoice Of linen
goods all hneD,o follows, and caDdidly think
them lie cheapest Of ther kinds n he Disuict
100 dozen good linen diaper towels, at VI per dozen
$50 dozen table Napkins at ~ oo and ~ per dozen great bar
pieces new fashioned linen sheengs, wide
10 pieces fine table damnsk, at 50 cents per yard
20 nne table damask 02 and 70 cents per yard win
pieces ioweng BY piece ataI per yard,
100 pieces nss linens from medium o superfne
opinion, win sell the and best linen
We offer especial inducements purchasers OF black goods
bombasns black enoes apacas and caeocs, of choice
qualities, nj low prices
Is pieces fine glossy black silks s@EJll g =
20 bundles select and fine black stockings for ladies'
autumn ind winter wear Fs
daily erpeded iiu ought have
Terms cash, unless arranged o the contrary.
Good articles low pces and fair dealing may be relied on in all
Sep I4-6hf Opposite the Centre Market
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Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Gap RsssrseAs.
THE daily passenger oock
Passengers with Y. r. sawyers
for Mddebug Uppervile, and Paris, ouAoun county Mil
wood and Winchester reaching Winchester BY
p IN. Fare through, ST. 4~~s-~~ =
ny the passengers warenso Fauquier spnes,
Cupeper Cour house, Orange
connerou with the Virginia Central
point thence Charlottesville,
reaching Warrcnon Springs dnwer Cupepsr
Court by O'Clock, and
morning with the NJ Virginia
Richmond TO Charlottesville. Through 0ord0asvs
coaches elegant
hnish and the erceled by those of
Mr.
nsxons and the public rely careful driving and
10 all points.
sosh the above railways laid with heavy sn
the modern
the United provided
guards all Of approved
Through obtained House fsnnsy
vana Washington, and Newton House,
dna. bagg 100 lbs passenger.
Alexandria regularly uaias and
their arrival in Alexandria will find omnbuses convey
from the boats to the raiw sssfior
Excursion parties
day. charged
Fauqus county and the Manassas Salem, Pauoaier couuy
50 miles from Alernndris. II
RM MIDDLETON, Sup o. and Alex. r. r.
NJ NJ WELSH, Sup. NJ. @. n n
June 1i-dtf
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The Railroad Route to tho West.
7Hrougl Cincinnati BY rail the entire dtancs, sreerf ~
uhich Is done n coaches.

7aOushto cuennan BY raa as entire dsans, s1es len "ls',
Uhlch Is done IN coaches.
THE fast mail line leaves Calvert station daily, H. and
connects regularly with the fast line the Pennsylvania rail-
road at Harrisburg the daylight
from Baltimore line with
fast teams the oha and Psnns Pbug Cievcnnd
and The Cleveland, CoIumbus and Cincinnati railroads.
passengers going through from Daimos Cincinnati
forty -four hours running
The slow mail line leaves the place daily ex, ny
this line reach Hodsysburg
paure, and lac until 5 the when sh~y
their PittsbWg
evening, hours from Of ba-
aud with all the comfort and advantage having enjoyed
natural rest and rspose.
These lines the enjoyment Of liberal patronage
from the travelling pubc their equipments surpassed by
Tickets for Pburg Massion Cleveland, Cncianaa By
e railroad nep procured only Of agent Bad
and suqehanna Rslrosd Company, station
more and MT the following rates.
~ ~
nassion,..... 10
iorhusonfg %
Travellers original hr ourA
Cncnst m time and ifs accommodations rrceleA
ALFRED GATHER,
superinssndent
orror BALTIMORE eusauEHAssA RAILRoAp Co,
baltimore, August 90 ls5a 4
Aug st-dowf
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- 1tk
CWEET and White sulphur sIrtngs.- Reduced fAre-
~
Bile, and expeditions the White sulphur
Springs
From Washington by she Richmond,
railroad
Baltimore comfortable pressure steamer
TyiaAd, Capt. q. Il. Mitchell.
Connecting Rieamond Richmond Danvine
load. 4 tsf I#.N EF II.
Fare from Baltimore % White sulphur ...,...... SIS
" balumofe 10 sweet springs IA
4" Washington To White sulphur. IS
washington 10 sweet springs .s..s. Ia
" Richmond 10 White sulphur 10
4 I" Richmond 20 Sweet Springs
BALTIMORE every Tuesday aud Thursday afternoon
O'clock connecting Aqua with the which
Richmond p. IN the succeeding days.
Leave Richmond daily except sunday at arrive al Lynch
burg l0h Leave Lynehburg al 6h TO Bnords BY
~ Mountan House at 7x and to Sweet Springs by
10 Leave Sweet Springs after breakfast and arrive ~ White
Sulphur by IAN m. Returning leave White sulphur az ~
Springs Leave Sweet Springs daylight, and
Lynchbug by night Leave Lynchbug and
to Richmond day BY 5h. 22m.
Richmond White Sulphur. $40
/" Richmond 10 sweet Springs ....................
oiectng night take extras al
Tickets DC had on board the steamboats, tbs Potomac and
from Capt O. MITCHELL the aryland, and at the otce
OF the Richmond and Danville Railroad Richmond
tea0 JOHN II. OSBORNE,
Aug 6-d2m Superintendent
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Collectors once, city Hall.

Collectors Once, City Hall.
NOTICE To TAXPAYERs-Notice is hereby given that
IN dnction eight be allowed by
OF the year, II paid within the present month
Sep i7-eotdn r. j. RoACBE Collector
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The RECENT DuEL.--The Savannah journals notice q
recent duel which of between two gentlemen of
South Carolina--Colone +. M. Whaey and f. f. Jen.
kins The parties met at Major S,arks plantation, oppo
sis Savannah, and after single exchange OF shots the
challenging party, upon demand Of ;he other, ex.
pressed themselves satisfied. and the affair terminated
bat without reconciliation.
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1IGE BosrdIng and Day school Of the Misses Hsvlsy
win be reopened Wednesday, September l5 fheirresi
dcnce Pennsylvania avenue between lh and 18th streets
Aug 2i-2hwfw
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Z. p. MlLLss
Of vnyinta.

q. w. YKRBr, T. MlLLExp
OF Washington City. Of vuy'nts.
YERBY 4 MILLER,
Pennsylvania avenue Streets Washington D. CT
WHOLESALE retail dealers foreign s,aplv
and dry goods mAfnss, oil coihs, ahs
and piano bed spreads, banke shceng and houser
nishng dry goods generally.
strict, prompt, personal attention given ORDERS
Dec 27--Iyif
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Collector. once, ,ity Hail,

Collectors Office, .tty Hall,
.N.#s#r September IS, 1859.
NOTICE TO THE VOTERS or THE FIFTH wARD.-Notice
IN the fnh ward that,
and school due present and previous
be paid voting the special election
Those who will not be required
before the regular election IA June
will allowed payment Of
personal taxes for the present year. = -.- = CIT
Sep i7-dtdif r.. j. RoACHE, Collector.
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porto RICO SUGAItS.-Fiyt hhds. fair prime Pot
L Rico sugars just received, and for sale BY
SepA-lwif ID. i. SEMME5 BKO.
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IRiaois Poliiics.

CHIoAeo, Sept. l6-The democratic convention Of III 5
district have nominated the Hon John Wentworth for Con-
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A more gallant man, or more honorable man" Than
Gen Pierce. |" both in public and in private, never
knew - Gen. SCOT 10 Col Gormsa
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CnARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL.

IN anxiety ALL
render this school peeminenuy useful the trustees have for
afforded board aud tuition prices far below those Of
similar ntutonsutceEt barely expenses
OF The stcest The public
confidence study have made
necessary appoint additional teacher d the students
military To this and other incidental
which the interests OF the school the board Of trustees have
make small addition the charges
eighty which,
hoped will be sufficient for al contingencies There
fore
Roired THAT hereafter the charges for tuition this
shall be follows
Per quarter.
in primary English department aone so
90
In classical classical mathematical department %
In department Of modern languages, for each foreign
In the scientific department. chemistry, natural phlos
ophy, astronomy practical surveying, Ac, with of
instruments and attendance experimental lectures,
2 so
- so
The extended third Monday
September.
by order OF the board Of trustees:
e. +. BRISCOE, Register
CHARLOTTE HALL, ST. Marys county Md, July 30, 1854.
Aug. -
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Recall Of Lord Elgin.

/ TORONTO Sept l5--.ofd Elgn has been recalled as
of Canada, and The post has been offered Lord
Harris Hon. Dommck DAILY has been promoted TO the
goyernorship of New Zealand.
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Nor1CEThe undersigned hereby inform the citizens VI Wash
ngon and public generally that they have this day entered
into copanneshp for the of making plans specifications
and dwelling and other houses and
value all descriptions builders thorough
acquaintance with branches building authorizes
the undersigned thus o their services the increasing
mands OF the community.
Oice side, third door from eh street will be
open business from 9, a M, 6, p. m
An will be attended promptly and upon liberal
JOHN q. HARKNESS.
Aug 10-2aw1m wM. W. BIRTH.
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ByJ. @. MCGUIRE, Auctionerr.
SALE OF MATTING.-on Saturday morning,
September ls at o'clock in front Of the auction rooms shall
large lot Of floor mag good orde having been put down
this
Terms cash. J. G. MCGUIRE,
Sep lid Aucuoneer
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Unfversity OF Virginia.

University of Virginia. lf.
THE of this university win October LIST,
l. nd June 29ih.
Its schools 3, modern
mathematical natural ploophy 5, chemistry and materia med
q, mehcinei anatomy physiology,
moral philosophy; g. law 10, lecnreshp OF
There each school,
OF the schools
maics adjunct professor OF law lecturer
Expenses. es.Tron fees paid II school be
attended, $50, two, $50 eaehi more sas s7s
Norr the school ofaw fee FOR the intermediate class
$50; S75attendance higher involving
the privilege Of attending class The fees for
entire of medical lectures, including the dseclng
fee, sos
board and lodging including Diet bedding furniture
and s0, paid in
advance washing So $40 per session fuel light
occupying room, s5 $40 140
Rent Of dormiory, two occupying room So each
Matculaton fee &C., els is
+
sv h.ss 23s
eantinrent deposte Of $40 required OF each student.
The necessary for clothing pocket money books, Sc
accurately stated.
GESsNER HARRISON
Aug i7-2tw2w Chairman Faculty.
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Propo..l. for Wood and Coal.

September IA, 1882
efo o'clock fur delivery Al the Capi,ol on one
(19@0 pounds 10
bssSs 3sss lamp about the sse Of pound weight
= wttshed ~ sworn weishr and Deposited
tbs 6fsasth aay u Nevember nert
A1so ~ owe kupSrol a.stv of
ssupnsd hcksr WOOD twenty cords be in,o three
pse smsrde IN ptccss and to be delivered
"A ~ tnneu ynrd
a ~ oeesnsfos. owed IN the vaults,
fofs a. A0ssnsh day of November next.
'~'~s ~ 17' ~ TT-@ JOHN w rORNEY,
Clark Hoase of Representatives G q.
An f7--diftOcs fInsel. and Rep~bsel
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- xrcssr SCHOOL wsn be esvamsncsd On wsa~ssaay,
Ocsssv is For terms, apply s nr district schoo! room 70
Sen I7-dlm SAMUEL KELLY
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Dea.hs rom a Railroad Accident.
Ohio River.

READING, Sept 15The Two survivors OF the railroad
accident his place. yesterday, died last night
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Sales To-Day.
By Il. N. srHATToN, Auctioneer.


(Pennsyipania apcnue Of NiniA streef)
MISERABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, WITH GARDEN, AT
sa ss rt No. u s. %
the Of l4th and uort
Bss eanse Sy IS s asay Contrasting %
and ante oom on the first door i've Chambers on The second aos
with convenient for servans two pazzss The
psHs a,ss
cuva,on with choice fruits aowers hrubbery,
pump Of exeeien, water in the enclosure with force pump
and other supplying the bathing room and
illh s,rees-aording opportunity rarely
securing desirable and esby located private residence
Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
SEPT I'D
BY j.. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr.
d osEwooD PIANO, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRNI
70 .a .s AZ M esasnee OF Waas5ams Poa
between 0h and ih all his household effects consisting
Rosewood sK octave plano, made by Reichenbach
Pair of plush covered walaut eie-a ,e,e sofas
ly,0n, do .,.ns do neIs cnars' rou tables
Maroon daaask and lace curtains corniees
Painted cane and wood seat chairs, rugs
Britannia coffee service, finger bowls
Cui slas. ,unblers, champaisnes, wines
Hall lamp recess nreboards, ornaments
Silver sasa sase %ass labels
Walnut dressing bureau, washs,ands
HAIR sbuck mattresses, blankets
Bolsiers and pillows, comforts, counterpanes
AND os that credit OF two and
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS. o. MCGUIRE
I2-d tel4E Auchonecr.
NLoyEs AND HOSIERY JUST ItIsCrsIV EiI.-we nave
VI folswine goods
10 boxes ladies' and eentemens dark Kid gloves
10 do light and medium DO .MHs
10 do white aud black do
Ao stock Of hosiery for ladies' gentlemen, and child
Sep i6-3uf CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
uAwTHoRNE's LIFE or GENERAL PIERCE.
III Msnshcds Life of General Scott, illustrated
Campaign Life General Scott Price IS cents. s..#
Life OF Pierce and King In volume Price 25 cents.
Bantlets Lille OF General Pierce.
Pioneer Women vf the West; By Mrs. Elicit.
Literature and Manoers by Pbilarea Chssles
sep 10 .lar .-.r r.sF FRANCk TAYLOR.
UAwTHORSE's LIFE OF FRANKLIN PIERCE,
III with portrait For sale at TAYLOR MAUhfo
Sep i6 Bookstore, 9th street
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS, ,EMBROiDERIEs. &c.
Ill respectfully and the public
receiving fall and winter supply OF
gooas consisting Of everything and desirable Ia The way
Of
Dress silks sahns, French mennos ss
rich figured sauD striped cashmere
Paris mousseines, French chnrzes, gingisms
Colored Preach nannes Also, +
Embroered cambc handkerchief, collars and sleeves
match @H "HN
Reallace and befthes
Mu lin and lace sleeves
Hofiston nd Nalencnnes laces
Cambric ands swiss worked bands and edgings.
Together goods usually which we In
- ''' cLAGgTr, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Sep l6-Suf
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By y. .. McGUIRE, AnctIonccr

CRANE HOUSE AND LOT At AUCTION.-On Monday after-
noon September ~ Al o'clock the premises, shall sell
lot No rs No 9 situated Of 75th and
streets, fronting inches
five feet 25th street, containing f,ls square feet.
This lot improved small story house, situated
the Of the lot, fronting on street
third residue in equal payments,
and for satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
Title ndiputable.
JAS. o. MCGUIRE,
Sep led Auciioncrr.
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ny GREEN & SEQ cr. ."ctisnc.r..

By GREEN & SCDrr. @ucfi.ncsrs
SALE OF INTEREST IN PART.oF LOT 3, tvsoUARE az.
undersigned front OF the premises, Wednes.
day. septcm O'Clock all his tight title and
Of lot q in eo7, subject 20 lease,
inche less street, by
ninety deep improved building used
John r. Sutton, nme
adjoining individual
thousand dollars between this date and
September,
day after the sale. Title beyond dispute,
6H OWEN CONNOLLY.
scpl7 4 GREEN SCOTT, Auoioneers.
Al AILItNERYNrs ARNOLD, 422 Broome street, New ork,
MI will open Paris millinery Thursday, September o3d.
Sep IL d3t
Odd-Fellows' Hall.
1HR NIGBTINGALEs will Wednesday, September
IL
KUNKEs Nightingale Opera Troupe induced by the de-
patrons, viii reappes Odd Fellows Hall We'd
nesday thursday, Friday and Saturday OF
MASTER ADAMS win occasion introduce many
songs the reappcnrance.
Admission 25
Doors open at 7performancs commencing at O'Clock
Sep lf--a JOHN +. FORD, Agent.
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III II. STANFORD, MERCHANT TAILOR, soHrH
side Pennsylvania avenue doors OF Third street
Gadsbys Hotel has returned from Nsw YORK WIN
OF French and hnpa goods OF The latest
elegant style, lie bars leave
ends and the generous public
during the -hort time he has been 10 bust
the sssurng them mat the
and always viii be taken 20 please al who
will favor him with their patronage
ofnncy goods, such a shirts drawers,
stocks snpenders aud gloves OF the best qua
, with every article requisite 10 complete genuemanf ward
robe.
eowER & BARNES. PUBLISHERS. BOOksEI,-
- crs ntoners, ~ North Third Phtaeephia
Of geography magnificent outline pap~
and keys.
L. Map Of Western Hemisphere, 2 feet by feet
q Map 81 Eastern Hemisphere, Tfee by 7 feet
g. Map n North Amcncn,6 o feet by q feet 2 inches,
Man Of the United sta,os, by feet 10 incheF
g. Map OF Europe,6 feet by feet 10 Inches.
Mnp OF Asia, eet by feet siucbc-
q Man Of south aud Africa, feet by fcet.
This the beautiful and Of out
line mans in the world, should be IN
the country used Uord College W fhadei
phs in the public Philadelphia New York. BOSTON, Bal
nora Washington aud throughout New England New York.
Pennsylvania, Ohio, &c
The Keys are intended ued by the scholars and conf
aus nom hh the time required In The of
rv oiher Tne mans cheapest the world the whole
rica being within he reach OF country school.
any article IN our line OF business
P''f'H - ROWER a. BARNES
NsA #H North Third street, Philadelphia
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N original .T.niers, jrAt sale on Friday the l7h
instant residence on street, between 1Oth and
b seets Original interior by the cello
brated This picture, we understand, may he re-
indeed II bears
bright clear, and harmonious, and
appreciate style this picture VIII commend itself
TT JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Sent l5-a Auctonrer.
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Day school for Young Ladies'.
Corner Of Ninth and y streets.

REV. r. LIPPITT, A. NJ,
Formerly Professor N r. Theological Seminary re Principal
THIS INSTITUTION, which thoroughly taught a the
branches furnish complete and finished
cducsfion N successful operation The principal
e1psfience
ot fastnin and department.
~. issaioa with confidence pairosasc of the public
Terms English,
q.aes eleven weeks Modern drawing and
Sep l7-eotw l#N
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PITrsBURe Sept I6.-Four feet water and rising, with
continued rain Tor eight hours Freight to Cncn-
natl will be twenty five cents.
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Later .fom Tsras and Nnv Merieo.

New ORLEANS, Sept. Ia Later ndvices from Texas
have been received. There general demand for an
extra session OF the legislature.
The cotton crop had suffered from the worm and the
heavy rains, bui large yield was expected. n.
Carvajal was at Roma, without men or MEANS waiting
for movements in The interior s1tf@
Santa Fe adyces 10 July 26 stale that much excitenen
prevailed regarding land titles in New Mexico, and unless
the government inerered serious conseqnenc
pretended. .tat
AT FL Paso the Indians had seized McGnfii's upper
rancho, and killed number Of people encamped in The
fields. M
The Mexican commandant had enforced full tariff
upon goods for the Chihuahua trade, and immense stock
detained FL Paso.
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National Medical College, Washington, ID. c.
THE thirty lectures will
first Monday in November and continue until March.
FACULTY;
Thomas Miller NJ d. professor Of anatomy and physiology
William Johnston, M d. professor Of obstetrics and the dis
Of and children.
Riley, NJ d., professor of medical therapeutics
and hygiene.
John Fred May NJ. d. professor of principles and practice
surgery. ssfa 61a sng eMg
Gaon Tyler d. professor of pathology and practice of meci
cine. 7 & T Il
Robert King stone Nj D. professor of mcroscopica and Patio
logical anatomy.
Edward Foreman NJ d., professor Of chemistry and pharmacy.
James e. Morgan, N. d., prosector and deinonstraior
Practical be prosecuted with the ample faciy
Clinical instruction given through the entire period Of the lectures
the Washington nfmary under the roof with the college
Here medicine and both taught practically
The entire Of full Of lectures S95 90
Practical anatomy, by the demonstration. 10 90
Maiculatng payable only once W
'faduauon expenses 70 w
Admission medical and surgical clinic without charge
@ GRAFTON TYLER NJ. D., Dean of the Faculty,
Office and residence Washington and Gay Georgetown
md
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RALTIMORE College OF Dental Surgery, Session
u 1s5x-'53
Chaplin Harris, A. b. NJ d. Professor Of Principles and Prac
tce Of Dental Surgery.
Thos E. Bond A. M M. d. Professor Of Special Pathology
and Therapeutics.
W. r. Handy, Nj. d. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
Alfred A. Bandy VI. d. Professor Operative Dentesir.
Philip II. Austen M d. Professor Of Mechanical Dentistry
Reginald N. Wright, a. NJ NJ d., Lecturer Chemistry.
The mechanical dsccting will be opened the
Monday ~ October The inhmary will be throughout
The Of lectures begin the last Monday
November, aud continue Till the Iasi OF March.
Tickets for the sll0 dectng ticket (opuona) $40
mairicuatop, 43 diploma fee, $50.
Good board from 81 so to 50 SO. -
Aug5 w. X. HANDY, Dean.
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GLORIOUS NEyyS.-The important discovery made !!
Phps patent liquid glue, carpenters,
binders makers housekeepc druggists &C. This being
liquid always ready requires fire
is free fcm SMELL and will liquid in cmae also
for wood china glass; iron, marbc
substance stands unequaled reputation,
wherever has beer noduced Of the first order saving
observable sight We offer liberal
hardware men, aone druggists &c. and
by 90 than ordinary gne We making
inll trade, country
will do well attend to this Immediately We establishing sole
all throughout United Sold
bottles Of three by the gallon Small samples
any part Of the United States, carriage free.
Also, British polish bottles ofhree Country
merchants attend TO the above. Apply early
a# ai--,5B PHILLIPS Il CO.
July 3i--d3m Cedar street, Pearl New York.
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nW mAyvAitD-s Primers attached To Rcvoivers.-
received from the Massachuseffs Arms Company
aer Of Colts pistols, with Dr. May
nards pmers 4 n
men article would do well TO call aud
~ LINpsLEl
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and loh streets.
10
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-02-16
NOTICE OF THE DrSCONTINUANCE OF
THE u. =. LAND OFFICE AT FORT
WAYNE, INDIANA.

hinder the provisions Of the second section OF
- the act OF Congress, approved June II, 1870,
which dtclsrcs THAT whenever the quantity Of
public land remaining unsold in my land district
sball be reduced a number Of acres less than one
hundred thousand, IL shall be the duty Of the Sec.
rotary Of the Treasury to discontinue the Land
Office for such district; and IL any land in any such
district shall remain unsold ut the time of the die
continuance Of land office, the same shall be sub
jcct 10 sec at some of the existing land office
most convenient To the district in which tho land
Office shall have been discontinued OF which the
Secretary OF tho Treasury shall give notice;" and
,aasmuoh The dytisS above required hare been de.
rolped upon The Secretary Of the Interior bu the
".fof 10 ssfoblish the Home Department." approved
81 March, ls49:
Notice ia accordingly hereby given, that the
Secretary Of s Interior has advised this office that
the Land Office at FonT WAYNE, in the State of
lHpihsA, ia TO be discontinued, and the lands
manning unsold at the time Of the discon'inunnce
20 be thereafter subject TO salo at the Land Office
At lsDIkssPoLrs, in said State.
Lands remaining unsod, and uDappropriated
10y law, and subject to private entry within the linn
iis of the FoRr WAvsx district will couse to be sub
cct u entry heretofore that office from the date
Ui tho receipt OF this notice by the Register and Re
ceivor thereof, and tho land officers at ISDiAsAPo-
Liza 'oH gve notice Of The day on ,oLich they ,cW be
prepared 10 rccsioe applications for tntiies NJ anu
such lands al her Office
J. BUTTERFIELD
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Feb l6