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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-03-10
Testimonial of Res ,ect to A. w.
Foster, ESQ,

Several Of the friends of A. w. Foster,
Esq CONNECTED with the Rutland nd
burlington Railroad-last week presented
him fine Gold Watch, as riSuie of re.
spect, on his retirement from the position he
has for some time so acceprably filled, MS
Transportation Master. The committee
accompanied their donation with he follow
ing letter:
BURLINGTON, MARCH !, 1859.
ASA W. FOSTER, Esq,
Late Master Of Transportation,
Rutland and burlington Rail Road
DEAR SIR The undersigned have been
appointed Committee, entrus'e ed by large
number Of friends, (alely connected with
YOU on the Rutland and Burlington Rail-
road } with the agreeable duty OF making Il
presentation TO you of The accompanying
Watch.
We are certain that we express the minds
of the Contributors, as well as our own
when we say, that The universe. feeling of
respect entertained for you when you were
officially connected with us, followed by
very great regret at the necessity which
compelled You 10 dissolve that connection,
is now merged in that warm and sincere
feeling of friendship, TO which you are so
justly entitled.
We say Justly entitled" because your
official acts, although marked with 6rmness,
were always tempered with kindness, and
showed 10 their results the prac ical expert
ence so eminently your own.
| ANa lasisa ha his c.,oltnu 0f ra0a ri m A.
not be estimated by the pecuniary value OF
The gilt-but that il may serve to remind
you, whenever you look upon its face, that
however highly you may be esteemed by
those with whom YOU are now connected,
Road, those who will always claim 10 enter
tain the pures, and most sincere friendship
for you, personally, the highest appreciation
of your experience and practical wisdom as
a" Railroad Man." and the warmest feel
ing Of interest in your future welfare.
For the Contributors,
CRAs. 4. FoLLETr,1
VIM. A. KIDDER, Com
A. G. SrRoNG, nit
s. ALLEN, tee,
II. G. LIcTHFIELD,
ii. HIrcHoocK,
Below is Mr.. FosrER's reply;
BosroS, MASS, MARCH !, 1859.
GsSTLEMEs Your very kind note Of
this date accompanied by a valuable Gold
Watch is received. 1t is at all times a
source OF great satisfaction 10 possess The
good will and kind regard Of my frieuds
and associates, and | trust il will over be
my aim TO merit il. and, il possible, secure
the appreciation Of all with whom my du>
! tics b'lng me in contact
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Elysec. Belgium Is nddine -four thousand
men 10 the army, and strengthening her
defpnrps"
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Ann White va William M. PsEter.-Ia the Circuit
Court for Montgomery county a Court Of Mqssty.
rHE complainant her bill the lelh day
Of September ls46, sold defendant
land lying Montgomery county, Maryland, her BY
James White for the Of hundred deed
delivered by DESCENDANT
Of the between defend
his twelve number the
said hundred dollars, which be
hundred dollars
hy with interest rem the 2ls 1886
Aud the said defendant further OF the said
delivered paper bearing
with said deed and puportng be nf the
purchase thereof which,
painan adssed sufficient IN law operate
On the said land
h therefore, prays said paper
foreclosure thereof deefeed, and such
be sold for OF the said notes which have
sufficient Of the said
said be given by the court 10
complainant purchase thai
pras publication the said defendant
resides the Suite of Maryland in unknown IL Is
this Gath August 1851 adudged and ordered that
complainant causing Of this order 10 be inserted Ia
published Washington In the District OF Co
umba month before the 18th day OF October
said absent defendant Of The object and sub
this bill and bin this eonI,
solicitor before the FIRST Monday Of March next 20
the premises and show he has why decree
NICHOLAS BREWER, Circuit, Judge.
Copy a+# #@H
JAS. q. HEsISo, Clerk,
Sep l4-iaw4w
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NOTICETbe board Officers army appointed
~ sixth section of making for the
army approved August 81, 1852, which l. in The following
and figures, wit; ..-T ..-- F.a7t5.l
sre g. fad 30 further enacted That fsr the and equip
mounted rfemen finding horses and
under the command OF Captain John c.
California, during the eighteen hundred and
the rolls file in the War Department.
the subsistence and supplies consumed by said said
hundred thousand dollars hereby
propaied in the otherwise
Secretary War authorized and empowered
appoint and anerested officers the
and report Congress all such claims be
supplies Of kinds
furnished sad command whilst thus
public for expenses said OF
the Of thousand dollars is hereby appropriated
being Washington d. c., notifies persons hay
United
supplies
serving John
California during eighteen hundred and
present board Office
syivania and
board in the English language
accompanied by English translation
The National niellgepcer aud Republic Washington,
Boston Courier Boston, Mass New York Now
York city; the Pennsylvania Isquer, in PHILADELPHIA Pa Re
pubicas In 81 Louis Mo- the Bulletin in New Orleans La
and the Evening Pcnnne In San francisco Cal requested
this twice for weeks. and send
with copy Of their 10 the efee flhe board
WAsHIsaros, ID. c., August II, 1852, 2.
Sept l5-2awaw
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STEwART yickens Mary viekens, his wife
- Dennard Meekins, William Meekin Emily Meekns,
Susan smithn the circuit for Dorchester county, sitting
court of equity, State OF Maryland, July 1882 August u
The object certain
real estate lying and being in Dorchester county
The bill John Meekins of said county
departed this life the eighteen hundred
thirt leaving widow Elizabeth Meekns Meekns
Thomas Meekns, Dennara MeekiR and Susan Smith the
Meekins called
Maby Point lying Meekns' Neck Tar Bay
ia said county, containing land,
he devised said widow Elizabeth Meekns,
her said Elizabeth departed this life
spring hundred the said Mary
Meekns has ntermarrd with sah Stewart Nickens;
the said Thomas Meekins departed this %
children William Mectins Emily Meekns, his heirs
law said william Meekus Emily Meekns Infants
under the tweptoDe that the said Susan Smith has
the OF Maryland reside In unknown
complanant win b. for the benedt and
parties concerned the said land shall he sold under decree
Of this court for the Of division Of the proceeds amongst
those entitled thereto.
sdudged ordered decreed by the order Of the
Dorchester county, the complainant causing
copy this order be inserted published
Washington each Of FIVE before the
heen September the said absent defendant
vnR and heirs dead the object and substance Of this
bill and her them this conr by
cto before the fourth Tuesday Of January
premises and show IL she they have, why
decree ought not TO pass prayed -
ARA SPENCE.
SAMUEL d. LIZ coNvrE, Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Teste
Aug ll-law5v r. ]. HENRY, Clerk
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!, yALUABLEP ARM ron

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, The subscriber, having
determined make change In his Affairs offers for sale his
county, Virginia. situated Immediately upon the
Le River turnpike road leading from Alexandria Winchester
miles the place, and from Wash
city, Disrc, Of Columbia The Improvements consist
aud brick with Eve
kitchen, necessary buildings also, brick
bsckmhs shop, which furnish annually between
hundred and my leads Of About
hafof the wood The balance cleared aud In rapidly
improving The crops stock &c, will he sod with the
possession given fo further particulars
qure Racf esq washngo, city, D. g., DR..
Isaac Winsrer, Alexandria, Virginia. - :
Aug in-1aw3t EDWIN g. FITIHUGH.
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THROUGH Cincinnati by distance e1ept miles
shich Is done IN eoaehei.
THE daily, ii, p. M and
regularly with the line the Pennsylvania rail
road Harrisburg the daylight, and
through Psburg hours from time OF depart
Baltimore. This line makes direct with the
fast the Ohio and Pennsylvania Pburg and Cleveland
the Cleveland Coumbus and Cincinnati railroads. aud by II
passengers going through from Baltimore to Cincinnati in
ory-four hours running time.
The mail place daily s4, BY
this line reach Hoidasbug OF the day OF de-
partue and lie until the day, when they
their the mountain arrive in Ptsbuf
evening" In thirty hours from time Of departure from Bat
and with all the comfort and advantage Of having enjoyed
natural rest and repose.
These the enjoyment Of liberal
travelling public their equipments by
those OF any other route between tie East and West
NOTICE.
Tickets for Pitburg Mnssion Cleveland, and Cincinnati by
Of Of the Bal
Railroad station, Ba
more, and at the following rsesi
blncnnHU W
IoLleNeland.s..'s ~
~ w
Iofusoufg '.'.ss..'''.,s... ss... s..sss's't.. %
Travellers viii original tbr oughlne
Cnainnau its time and its accommodations cannot be erced
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent
orrIcR BALTIMORE sUseursiSsA R.LRoAp Co,
baltimore, August 40, lS52.
Aug 2f-d2yvif
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Notice OF Establishment OF three additional Land
.E Districts fn the State OF Iowa.
Of the Congress approved Augusta 1882 emit
sd can three additional land districts IN The STATE
Iowan the land Office
CHARIToN DISTRICT" in said State, is fixed al the
of CHARLTON, thar for the .NoRTHERN DiSTRICTa AT
FORT DIES MONIES and that for the 'MIsS0URl RIVER DIS
TRICT KANEsvLE, the sites which have been
by the President of the United States 1# &L &
Given under hand city OF Washington this second day
Of September, A. -. 1852.
BY order Of the President; IL.
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioned Of The General Land Office.
3-iaW6w
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THE session Of this university win October
and end June 10th.
Its schools ], ancient languages madern languages
mathematical T. hatum philosophy; chemistry
ica O, medicine; and
gey g. moral phosophy o. law 10, lectuIeip OF anatomy
There professor school,
the schools modern
maes and adjunct professor flaw and lecturer on anatomy
Erpenses.Tron fees paid in advance IL school be
attended, s5oi $50 each; three SIS each SIS
Nors.n school OF intermediate
SEQ; the senior s7attendancs higher involving
the privilege Of attending class The the
entire OF medical lectures, including the dsecting
Fee SOS.
Board aud lodging, including Diet bedding furniiu
and attendance $40, paid In three instruments
Qadvsnce wsshng s. $40 per session fuel and light
SIS 10 $40 each l40
Rent OF domory, occupying ROOM 50 each
mariculaion fee, &C., SIS Is
a3s
contingent dosite OF $40 required Of each student.
The necessary for clothing pocket money books, &c
cannot be accurately stated.
cEssNER HARRISON,
Aug l7-2aw2w Chairman Faculty.
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NOrICE.The undersigned hereby inform the citizens " Wash
and public generally that they have tins day
eopsnershp for the purpose OF making plans, specifications
and estimates dwelling aud other houses and 10 and
descriptions buiideu works. thorough practca
with house building
the undersigned thus offer their services the increasing de
mand OF the community.
Office nouh side, third door from 9Th viii
open for business from 8, a M, TO 6, p. m.
Al orders will be attended promptly, and liberal
JOHN q. HARNESS..
Aug t0-2asim WA. w. BIRTH
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Al a
SWEEcT and White Sulphur Springs Reduced fafe,
~ increased accommodations Shortest cheapest com
Springs
Prom Washington Richmond Fredericksburg and Poomsc
railroad,
From Baltimore by the comfortable and Ma
Tyand, Capt. T.. f. Mitchell.
load. tl 1.H Ea.##4
Fare from baltimore 10 White Sulphur. SIS
baltimore 10 Sweet Springs u
" Washington TO White Sulphur. ............... Is
:" Washington 10 Sweet Springs IA
g Richmond TO White Sulphur ................... 10
g Richmond 10 Sweet Springs
Leave Baltimore Tuesday and Thursday afternoon,
O'clock connecting Aqua Creek with the train which reaches
Richmond ut 4 |. m. the succeeding days, aNf6A E era
Leave Richmond daily Sunday AT arrive Lynch
burg l0x Leave Lynehburg at 81 Buford's
~ 20 Mountain House at and TO Sweet Springs
10 Leave Sweet Springs after breakfast and arrive at White
sulphur BY iax Returning leave White Sulphur al 3
TO sweet Springs ~ Leave Sweet Springs daylight and
to Lynchbng day by night Leave Iynchbu at and
10 Richmond same day by Oh. 22m, p. #
Fare from Richmond TO White Sulphur S0
g Richmond u sweet Springs. ......-..........
Passengers olJectpg travel in the iKh
Buod's and proceed without detention the White Sulphur
Tickets can be had on board the steamboats, on the Potomac and
from Capt G. MITCHELL The steamer Maryland and the Office
Of the Richnond and Danyiile railroad, Richmond.
JOHN H. OSBORNE,
Aug8-d2m Superintendent
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E undersigned being prevented by engagements from attending
of land by him, has concluded 10 oner II m
about Inies Wlhamssufg
City county Williamsburg located hourishing
which consderai be
in excellence by the William and Mary College Is
this Institution under the supervision OF the
bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of Virginia. and
distinguished have educated, including ei
individuals DESTROYS OF
children offered therefore, indncement
vicinity lines Of between New
York. Baltimore &c. and Richmond will shortly touch regularly al
within miles this and that account IL
might be converted lucrative market garden II consists Of
valuable meadow contains fine
ping mill stream, and there abundance Of mari The
n i5
or land few miles farm, Norfolk Beaconn
gentleman who the proprietor Of estate
offered for 40 land refused
intention who wished 10 make the purchase
to establish vegetable garden,' &C.
LOWER VIReIxIA.--We take from
Norfolk the following statistics, &c. sThe steamship
Roanoke New
Nor 81 barrels Of cherries and 2s barrels Of green peas The
boats for week have averaged each up 900
1t estimated that not leas than half million Of
will be realized the season by the shipment OF early
vegetables port, ~ Richmond Enquirer
wishing purchase Will communicate with the under
signed Williamsburg, Virginia
July 22-lawla . n#s..#."# JOHN M. GAIT, M D.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS Il CO.,
No. So Wsii street, N. Y.
..a@ #..# BROWN SMILEY, Il CO.,
Liverpool.
E EH# w. q. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
4 ." JOHN MUNHOE CO.,
.a# N..# ..#E % Rue No,rc Dame des VICTORIES
Paris.
H 4aE ia .Ha GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The owners OF these ships accountable gold silver
bullion specie ewe precious metals, unless bills Of
adng signed and the value thereof therein
Sapi 5-dy
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MOURNING DHEss GooDs.-Lndies want OF black dress
goods win find our stock yey large and wen assorted we
hayssvey article Of mourning in our line business
9" S Ss:' oS%a;% s yard
sss ssT %ss:. sH DO TO q g 90
70 black &c Shaey 90 e esn. 70 to g g s ssn
&c s ssss rs%P Z, %S,. &c q % y
. do black mode, for trimmings, 81 per yard
s sss Ss % from from s cent. % g 20
DO black English DO from q csn,s 20 e DO
20 black English and do hose
% long black Thibetshaws, from 80 TO SO
square s,.e SS Tsiss 90 90 &c s, S
An Of boueh, within the days La
dies may rel, upon '''F G FAC s2ss, SE ~ ron NAY Co
THE PURE KIsDjust received large invoice OF linen
s. n. esssps., o. sir KIND. IN he District We e'"'' '''
80 dozen table napkins 81 so and - Dozen
piece. new fashioned linen sheetiue., wide
70 piece, On. table dsma.s, :, 9 cent. yard
endless variety Of fine damssks, diapers towel
pieces damak towelins BY piece at, per yard
- well worth 80 cents
In our opinion and viii sell e cheapest and best linen
o.r especial Inducements 10 purchaser. ~ black goods.
Fine bobasn bsck mernoes apacss and cncoe Of choice
rs p pieces ..,,a fine and glossy black silks
!, 40 cartons new styles bonnet ribunds
supad Juy let
Term. cash, unless arranged 20 contrary.
oo"d articles lew prices and fair dealing may relied
a
SepF -"W Opposite the Centre Market.
WHITE brandy AND PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
Sees go half pipes Of Sh proof pure white brandy
picklipe table = =
Green ginger long pepper white mustard seed white
jamaica ginger, cloves mace pu'mc and spices
For sale by sto- y THOS. PARKER n Co,
Sept 7-MTbssobf Opposite Brown,s Hotel.
REy g. H. Tay,or's works-Is dy Mary o., No, of The
IL World.
Msrrsretl W, the Pearl
Records of Good Mans Life.
Mark Wilton.
Esrne-tnsssi or Passages life Of English Bishop
Tbankfniness.
Angelo Song
Scenes In the Life OF Clergyman.
Arthur and his Mother.
May You Like II.
Chnssmss NJ ODD Court IN. ........
For sale by Ray hALLANIfNhf
Oct a 9TH street
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF tis United
si1,es from s 4, iss % me so DAY o.
Post Once Department The city Of Washington, until the 9Th
the route and IN he manner and lime herein speeided
Route '0 From p as osnS
s and back daily resP, a sSaasy So,s Ws
ehsa,sT Glasgow and bss's instead Of Manchester
Leave Jaeksoasis daily exeep, sunday, a, II ami
Arrive at Alton next days by z, a. ms
Leave Alton daily except sunday, att pms
The mail be carried in preference 10 passengers and %
be die pay trips lines imposed for
those performed ageeab 70 contract. The POSTMASTER Gen
post office laws lie may alter me contract schedule provided
expedition No extra pay I be allowed should the distance prove
than advertised The proposals should be endorsed Mail
Assistant Postmaster General"
For further particulars as 10 the conditions bidding
attached the late advertisement for proposals for carrying the
mails on certain routes in Illinois, &c. ,nn
l@ Postmaster General.
Posr oSnoR DrrARrsESr, De. 81, is5a.
University or Nashville.
Medical Department,
THE in this department will
commence Monday November next, and
tnue Of The ensuing March.
WATSON Nj D., Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women
A. IL buchanan, d. Surgical Pathological Anaony and
NIX bowling NJ D., Institutes and Of Medicine
X Winston, Nj D., Mareria Medica and Medical urispu
Robert NJ Porter, NJ, D., General Special Anatomy.
J. Berrien Lindsey, NJ b., Chsmis,ry and Pharmacy
William T. Briggs, NJ. d., Demonstraor Of Anatomy.
The anatomical win be opened for students The first
The students viii have access to the stn,e Hospital
full preliminary course Of lectures VIII se gwen by The probes
so commencing also on ne hrt Monday OF October;
ticket, $40; graduation fee, sa5. !, ), lei
week Further information may 1s seSnsd y sadIeng The
Sep s-iawtls,Nov
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NEW Ronte to Pittsburg, via the Baltimore, Sus-
gsehdnna, and Pennsylvania RaiiroadTnropeh 10 PbK
70 Of will leave Calvert station
United States mail from Washington Baltimore
eonsoctins with the fsst line AT Mddle,own l. M,
nving at Harrisburg at a, IN, 10 dinner.
The train leaves Harrisburg for the q striving
odayrbur Athis point passengers have the option Of
taking Johnstown thence by packet boats
Stages direct from Hollidaysburgt to Pittsbure,
Tickets will be sold following points by this
wxhtsvio, Columbia, Marietta Midd-town Harrisburg
New Pert Persvile Lewsown Hunt
ngdon, Hoiids ysburg ana Pittshrrg.
This also with he Cumberland Valley rsroad
which through Carlisle shiprensbug Chsnbershurr and
other points this road.
the accommodation Of from Washington for
Of the will be
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the arrival
morning recsive the baggage, which will be
RoBERT STEWART,
Oct I-dn Ticket Agent
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Architects once. Q. ). Capitol,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this once until a
~ day OF November o'clock eGeeuing ~
brek~ork Of Abe exsssion Of ie Unilsd states Capitol
The price be stated per thousand p " Adm which D
As ~ the eating Of all groin and other arches ali IN
bng also all TOOLS seafoldng, rigging and
te execution o. work. The bricks lime sand la
furnished BY government
The successful bidder viii be required furnish approved ,se
$4,000 -"
Each bad be accompanied by guarantees by two -
that Ia bid shall accepted Inc h
will into contract or the aforementioned work a, he MR.
his bid, time within thirty acees
PROPOSAL sufhcency OF the said
be eehsd by person known 10 the Department OF H. ~
terror.
right win reserved Of accepting may Ia ON
sidered BY the Secretary OF the niesr as most advantageous so
eminent. @rh -
be sealed and endorsed Proposal for Lriako
the extension Of he United States Capitol" "g
The bids will be opened IN OF such " e bidders "A mas
10 attend at The Department Of the Interior saiuts
the 27th Of November, at ~ O'Clock, m. 'N
THOMAS u. WALTER
Architect OF the Extension OF the United States Ca5I,o
Sept 26-iaw2n
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CsIDER's CHEAP WINE STORE No. 10 w.n,.,
street. below Fourth, PHILADELPHIA Liquors Of an @
uies direct poaon from the growers producers ~ E
cheaper than other and furnished members M %
gress slhers, Washington city, Observation-Disclosures
by |" Adamss Express" '"'P"'
Shernes Sparkling Champagne,
Madeiras, Moet, extra
Ports, Cicquot
Red wine, Dinet
TenenHe Permchot,
Lisbon, Heidsick,
Museat, and many Others.
Fronugnan, Sparkling Mosee,
Malaga, HockheM
Clarets of all sorts, Rudesheim,
eauterne, Marcobrunn, f.
Burgundes, the largest stock In Philadelphia.
.#H Brandies Of all SORTS,
dark and pale, casks demobn, bottles chesn
and and old. ="
whiskey Monongahela Bourbon jamaica spn
preserving brandy blackberry and wild bandies Scotch
ae London porter and stout In bbis. Of and Dozen
Harana Cigars,
direct importation, the reliable quality
wholesale by the quarter box =
The only establishment where all wines, dirsey
from the original package in which imported.
Hotels, Country Trade,
supplied Wholesale cask dembn
dozen, package Of assorted sorts. -
Orders by post orteegraph, giving limit in price, guaranteed
be satisfactorily filled, or the goods taken back.
familiar personal acquaintance with all the
dciag Of Europe and with house,
there enable offer good articles cheap Call
#s"'s JACOB sNIDER, IRIS,
Cheap Wine Store, No. 70 Walnut ST., Philadelphia
Feb - dly sTs''"~"#
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FOR HAnPEn,s FERnY.

DAILY LIrr.)
THE Bell Fashion ensuing
commencing om this date between Georgetown and Hapf
Il
Leaving Georgetown daily arriving Harpers PeH
next morning 10 for the Cumberland and
Winchester i.
Returning leaving Hapers Ferry p M arriving Gesrts
swn II morning at O'Clock.
omnbuses will he readiness the arrival OF passenger
Georgetown, convey them 10 Washington.
G1-Fare through including board, 81 So
MAJ
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indefinite Pcstponetnent of Land Sales In Iowa.
Office hereby Of public lands ordered
" be held Fairfield City and Dubuque, the
proclamation bearing July umo,
by Indefinitely postponed Of the net 81 Congress
titled dan three additional
iowa. approved 1882 by which nearly oil the lands
proclamation detached districts
said lands will
bic after the offices shall have been duly organized
by the Presidents WILLARD FILLMORE
JoHN WILsoN,
Acting Commissioner The General Land ogics.
Aug l3-lawiw
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QALTIMORE Ceiisg. OF Dental Surgery, ),
ID Is52-.5J

RALTIMORE College OF Dental surgery, session
ID Is59-'5J
"a.
Chaplin Harris A. b., ~ D., Professor Of Principles and Pss
tee OF Dental Surgery
Thos f. Bond , A. NJ NJ. D. Professor OF Special Pathology
and Therapeutics.
W. n. Handy NJ D.. Professor OF Anatomy Physiology.
Alfred A. Blandy NJ D. Professor Of Operative Dentesy
Pbir w. Austen, NJ d. Professor Of Mechanical Dentistry
Reginald N. Wright A. NJ ~ ~, Lecturer Chemistry.
The mechanical and di.soctpg will be opened the @
Mo-day Of October The nhmary win be throughout o.
The regular of lectures begin the MONDAY
November, and continue till the aat df March.
Tickets for the ALTO dx~ecng ticket optiona se
matricuaten, Is diploma fee, SO.
Good board from 81 so TO 81 SO.
Asg5 W. n HANDY, Dean