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Prices Of produce IN Nsw York.

This gives average advance of l2A per cent on the
leading articles Of farm produce at this port and avaia
BILE only upon the quantities exported, but also in
favor the farmers all the quantities consumed in
the Atlantic States, and to the extent the ability
pay up The quantities Of produce held in the interior
known be very large, and vessel from Europe
brings Of the accelerated demand for breadus
provisions In France the price of wheat had risen
from i3 SCI, with active demand, supported in most
of the German cities by purchasers account of those in
terror localities which usually sellers In the Baltic
prices almost famine thus early in the
year. All the point TO dependence upon the
United make good those supplies of food which
Great Britain admittedly wants in OF good har
and nasmuch as the import OF goods less while
the exports produce greater In value Than last year.
the mode of anactng the spring business in this city
by far cautious than last year. the banks do mani
fest any particular anxiety and the new Institutions supply
the wants of the public freely.
The deposet coinage, and of the precious metals
for the past week comparatively follows The
de oesa New Orleans for January S699 054 and
the coinage SS07 ,000-makng S5,00O,00o for the
month
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@ m OnO WORTH dry goods az primo COST
D4U,UUU BARNES 4 MfTCHRLLi Intending chanee IN Their
would public hat rom and amer tday
they srclein their house n cost Their
assorted with
would s.y to purchasers they have opportunity o. set
.ch !. offered Waahngon
m,ry .oads ucb =. fancy will sacAcs Their
now probably the largest In the District and
.. ~. r,os and desirable
they particular attention 10 their heavy stock OF
veive cashmees, Ac which h. reduced
Also erno. popns moussenes black coored apscas,
lace cape French worked collars insAe hand
necs fancy sk neck scar hsnds white Can
State and hhst wcos
do muntsns coor~d pink, blue, and white
evening dresses domestic
Of linen linen table daaask, al
aper linens cloths and vsssnsu M d.
scrpton velvet Brussels. ply, and ingram carpets
hoov oiciothe, blankets, quilts Ac-
They would inform their friends and
that selling they shall certainly do must he nt
hooks will bscossd until the contspssss
change takes MACE Of which will hs dvsn
Between 9Th and oh Streets Penn. Avenue
Jan l4-3swawif $500
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TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS. so-on Mon
day. 23d Instant shall SELL At 10 O'clock at the
Of y. al
ssso OF groceries and liquors, viz
Tea, coffee, brown, loaf, and crushed sugars
Soap, candles, starch, salad oil, and spices
Flour, cheese Goshen butter in kegs chocolate, &c.
Nails hard wood, stone, and crockety ware
raisins, md mustard
and brooms, mats, backing, &c.
Msckerei, herring, Goldfish, and bacon.
Also a good lo OF liquors such
Brandy, gin, whiskey madeira, and port wine
Molssses and vinegar, ropes and brushes
With tho futures, platform, and counter scales
sugnrmili oicans, stsndcasks, tsacanisten, &c
Of under as, cash over s5 credit Of
and four MONTH"; the purchaser giving notes satisfactorily
dorsed.
DANIEL RATCLIFF, Trustee.
Feb 1917 A. GREEN, Anctionecr.
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FAsHfos.We call attention the
Mr. George Fox be found in another portion
paper Mr. Fox known New York enierpspe
his OF and
pscd reputation for taste, STYLE and ersctne.s in htng Of
coats pants Worlds Fair have
originated the circles Of fashion this other
Napoleon mastering the
Of Mr. y.
city, receive orders ose desiring his profes
siona Isetvic ID
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From oar os~n.ssslai Correspondent.

Nav YoRK. February a. 1861
The money market continues well supplied although
there may be little active demand Tor il but The
rates arc unchanged and the banks discount more freely
perhaps somewhat In OF their receipts and the ex
change market is looking down The active shipments OF
produce at advanced prices viii doubt afford large
supply OF bills to the demand for remittance The
exports OF cotton for the week have been large from the
United States. a follows
Receipts and disiribstion Of cotton for TACO weeks
Exports.
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ATTENTION.

Eovy sprirs Ceod fer Cen.
fiswsrs
rHAs. A. SMITH CO., House, Bostoa, hag
visiting Boston to eIamine s6
seiectsd gentleman Of
from the principal mAnuectress q Eaeand,
@ermany and France ana imported '" =" o.a.s.
proof beavers fine cloth finish beaver Whtasys, DuAslr,
French casters Kossuth evcbean entirely
ock cloths from the cshsatsd
and Engtsh OF and Seau0ndl col
and rich and superior 6nsh
Pannoopcry vcnsover three hundred different Of
and beauty that fail the
most re6ned and exquisite TASTE.
Cutting depsmentWc have in the different cutting depart
who, for skill and acknowledge by shousand
have competitors
shall offer those who favor
call will selection by hem ron stock OF goods
estabItshment In
this any nkheT city in the Union
All Of WIN will IA manufactured with personal aitsndsa -
STYLE superior workmanship TRAININGS which has
winch We
enjoy and at prices that cannot fail 10 please ~,
CHAs. A. SMITH co.
No ! Old Houss, Boston.
Jan 2o-2aw3m
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Prices, New Orleans.
90. l05,960

The exports in this period $4,000 bales the bal
of sales for consumption and speculation These
the features of firm and rising market In the pc.
Rod year the prices fell in this market per h.
say IA TO IL cents and the demand is double in all
countries Of consumption.
The advance in other produce, consequent upon the
active export demand, has also been considerable,
follows:
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Fourth Assembly will take Jackson Hall on
i Thursday evening, February 10
obtained by subscribers At Fsches
and stevenss, Pennsylvania avenue.
only tickets
applying who will be found
stsvcns's Jackson Hail tho day of the ball
funcnai attendance Al 2 O'Clock Ia requested
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FOR NORrOLK.-The OaCJ0LA
2&e will The iIth February resume her trips to the
above place, leaving Washington Wednes-
day O'Clock Returning, Icsvc Norfolk every Friday
4 O'Clock, D. Passage and farc, A5
viii going returning Gone
landings o the foomsc.
Fsb l0-du JAMES MITCHELL
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Tickets Banquet honor OF the Birthday
Washington of wads Hotel the 2ls, met,
procured by subscribers from The Arms OF The Senate
and Of House Of Representatives,
BY order Of Committee Arrangements. Feb l5-dd
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WOODi WOODI WOODLThs subscriber has II his wooA
w yard, 18th street BRIDGE eight hundred cords Of
hickory and which for
His agent will be the yard all times, ready deliver In such
He liberty
his friends and quality Of the wood
To T. O. Daniel John T. Frost John Caes, g. G. Gram
Or. Bayy Washington, Rev. L. r. Morgan, Rev Mr.. Ham
iiton.
Jan -cuom. GEORGE W. CONWAY.
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Oas Week Lala from E~sops.
NKw YoAN, Feb ie-is, y. m.-rhe steamer Canada ar
rived this morning with one weeks later intelligence iron
Europe. She brings II passengers
Al Liverpool on the 5is cotton had advanced oneeishtt
penny 10 a quarter
Sales Of o. 900 bales had been made in the week endn.
tina date.
Flour had advanced sixpence during the week. Cana
Is quoted al Us. Oh. 23s Ohio, 2l Baltimore 2ss.
Wheat Is unchanged. Corn is steady. White, s2s S5s
yellow, 29s. a 3Os.
Provisions are unchanged. Lard had advanced Cd.
Cofee was firm active
Consols closed al 90s-an advance,
American stocks were dull, Maryland hves, sot
Trade Ia the manufac tur ny districts was heavy.
The strike among the English operatives continues,
The steamers Africa and franklin arrived out safely
Mcdonald Mackey and HandOne a. Co. have failed.
British holders OF Texan bonds gnan al the gov
ernors proposition 10 reduce the the net sum
paid by the original bondhoders.
The gold discoveries in Australia continue There is
talk OF establishing mint there.
The OF the addition OF 49, 900 troops the
by the British government is coDtfadicted.
Captain Penny getting up an expedition to IN search
Of Sir John franklin.
rumor is among the liberals that Lord Palmer
stration
In France, the President gave grand dinner On Thurs
day TO party OF Eng,hmeD, and expressed regret at the
prevalence of belief that he intended bostites agains
England and dc claed his respect for the PEOPLE OF Eng
land, and that he had no such intention.
The London Times contains a long protest from the
ecotos of Louis Philippe TO President Napoleon agains
the contiscation of the Orleans properly.
The French government have declared that in their
tacks Morocco they obtained complete satisfaction.
Large bands OF Pussian woTkmen preparing emf
CRATE.
Two hundred political offenders have been shipped with
in u few days 10 Algeria.
In Denmark the ministry has been reconstructed
The Ausrans continue 10 provoke the Sandman gov
eminent
The radical party in Sardinia in Of great agi
iallon.
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by A.. GREEN, AucuOnecr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATE.-Ry vir-
tue recorded Liber w.
ISL Sc Liber w b. No S. folio Is, Ac, and in Lber w
AS kc by OF parties, the under
claims
trust public auction the premises, Monday the
March, D.. 1884, O'Clock, D.
square city Of Washngion The here Of
occupied by Mr.. William Marshall Penn.
syyanis avenue Browns marble Hotel
one pieces property this city
Terms made known day Of sale.
TIIos. CARBERY, Trustee.
Feb i'd A. GREEN, Auciioneer
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rOK r. Tai Lime hand and for sale NJ the
u wn,hins,on a
readily charcoal The coal Tar 10 used
chiefly iron sc
with Ammonia IL Of great value
far the ordinary lime when used for that
D-u
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Thlsis very handsome increases but the exports show
that in northern Europe well in France and England
the purchases for consumption and for the single
month Of January the increased deliveries spinners
coed the whole crop thus far in the year The
receipts and sales this port for six successive weeks
as follows,
pr Mel
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THE History ~ BamkimG. with Comprehensive
Origin Rtse NJ the hanks N Eng
land, ireland, and Scotland by William J. Lawson vol Lon
dor 1850. FRANGA
Juna
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nRy Cost for Cssh.-We commence th. day To
OF prime for fcrsons
wishing very decided have the opportunity n getting
good. the usual price There
bug he sold,
compelled have the for spring supplies We deem need
wishing buy
ladies' Eentemsns and chdrcn
carpets cloths and housekeeping dry goods generally
call is solicited to prove assertion
VERIFY MILLER,
Opposite Centre Market between 7th and 9Th streets
milf
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For Norfolk.
The steamer OSCFOLA will leave Washington for
Gzre the above p'sce Saturday ncst, the ol,t Instant
al O'Clock A. m. Passage and FIRE o..
going and returning Gone and the usual
landings the Potomac. $500
Feb lo-H JANIS MIICHELIl
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GOES Drawing Book OF Landscape, FoliaRe.dxc-
u Walks Talks Of American Farmer in England, with
Illustrations, being Putnams Semi monthly Library
Fobis FRANCk TAYLOR
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I, n DENPSrERss second Lyrical Entertainnc Of mi

AIR. DEMPSTERs Second Lyrical Entertainment,
M at saoon Friday evening" February 30 viii in
following The Spot where was Born - when
Night 20 "John Anderson 10 - "lonely
Wife - evening Song "Ihe Barring the Door Z ola
mept OF the Emigrant "The Death Warren ~ "1hc
Blind Boy aonen alone - "Tuk auld cloak about
We y, celebrated canala "The May Queen in three
parts. -, - -,
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The whole exports for two weeks IiI 900 bales
against "a 900 bales In the weeks last year and
the sales for consumption have doubled nearly The posi-
ton Of the crop since September is as follows
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NV =. @. MCGUIRE, Auotionesr.

nRIJsTEE's SALE OF A VALUABLE HOUSE AND GROUND,
ON NEW JERSEY hVENUE.-By virtue OF deed Of Trust,
duly recorded Lber W. b. No 1886 oos 43o
ar and 47 Washington county,
the subscriber will sell public auction, Monday the
O'Clock three brick house.
about 62k feet OF ground attached s same The
nd,sputabe and the location good
made before
o sell Thus tAhbEH1
bl5-d j. q. MCGUIRE, Aucnoneer.
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ny y. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE, MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, kc.-on astur-
day morning 2 Instant At 10 O'Clock in front Of
ton rooms of household furniture
OF millinery md fancy goods
and VIII be sold sundry articles seized
r,tofdis housc J. c. MCGUIRE,
Febiq-d Aucionser.
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SNIDEH's CHEAP WINE STORE. 7e Walnut
below Fourth, Wines, Of al
than other and furnished members q Con-
by Adums's Express"
Msaeitas s 'pAAA's Mo sae saus
PsI Pert Gieaaot
Tsasrns. f na,S.;ne,
Muscat, and many others.
n EGSn,,snan, Sparkling M Ms.s,sl
Clarets OF all sorts, Rudesheim,
Burgundies, the largest n Philadelphia.
Brandies Of all SORTS,
dark and casks demjon, bottles, with ohcsp,
and scotch whiskey Menongahels Bourbon,
ale, porter stout in Of and dozen.
Havana Cigurs,
of direct mportaon of the quality always hand,
The only esssh%en where all wines. &c., are sold directly
| from the original package in which imported
Hotels, Country 7rade,
and supplied wholesale and RETAIL dsmu,
Orders By telegraph, giving m. in price, guaranteed
d ns M ' e:
ducns countries Of Europe
enable me to offer good articles ss q. N,S%s
Cheap Wine Store No. 70 Walnut st., Philadsiphia.
-- -eD .--o, -------------------
NEW sTYLEs.--we open to-day importation-loo
pieces sh, color., remarkably styles,
90 pieces fine white d.nnels
large io q table diapers : '"''''' - '''" '-
new OF Of nne bombazines
With any other usually found weli-ordsrsd dry
| Terms cash, unsss arranged to the contrary
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may BE- relied on In all
| Feb ls-6teoif Opposite Centre Market
NEW GOODsws just opened styles Of
M asomeh mt sf asn.d Sf3f re soec s:
engs, table supply Of
beaehsd goods Gsneray all Of which We will b ssssd to
shall open Tuesday berese sns
"'A' W. M. SINISTER = co.
FRENCH Embroideries just rsoeived.-Tne subscribers
following which have been selected from the i'm
| poIafons, viz
Lace-irmmed and embroidered chemissts, with
| French embroidered collars and cuffs
m n
Thread lace, and imitation lace Berthes
Richly embroidered and lace trimmed hanakerehiss
Black C falls nd Berries, &c.
To which they respectfully invite the attention Of purchaser
Feb 6-4wif HOE, BRO, CO.
GALES made.--ws follow
which be sold, have make for spring
| stock;
$50 mous.eine de lame, all grades, very nice
for i2H cents.
/ Is do oashmerss
merno~s, all good coos
DO r, Para. s el0. a all color. and grades
100 dark cas~mcrcs, all grades
| 10 do overeosiinss
200 do dark caicoes
s5 blankets, all grades which especial attention
lao adies' and sentemens hid gloves, Asxsndrs
| IS do ladies, winter hosiery all grades
20 do gentiemens hosiery
IS DO DO ladies. 90 und.r saS.. YES" and drawers
With Of all styles Of ladies' and genuemen
| VERIFY 4 MILLER
| Jan T-lmoin Penn. between 7th and 9th
l
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PsHnsylpania Politics.

DoYLEsTown, (Pa.,) Feb 10 The democratic county
convention assembled yesterday and elected delegates
the Harrisburg convention. resolution adopted
thorzing them support delegates the Baltimore Ma
onal Convention who would vote for Gen Cass for the
next presidency.
The democrats of Clinton county have chosen their de
egates giving them similar instructions.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
Mr. Z. A. MARSHALL, Lessee Mr.. w. NJ FLEMING, Stage
Manager.
THURSDAY EVENING, February ID, 1852,
win performed original play, in FIVE entitled
THE BETROTHAL.
Marso Ia wealthy merchant) Mr. Coudoek.
Miss will perform Pas la Beyadere.
conclude with the petite comedy act, entitled the
CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH.
Private boxes IS circle and parquete so reserved
orchestra rs family circle, 25
third tier, so eoloed gallery, % cents.
Feb 10
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cPRING Hats-Sandard fashion for 1854
STEVENS, Browns HOTEL will this day introduce the spring
fashion for gents dress hats.
Also, Beebe's New York spring fsshon.
Feb l7-6t BALES ROOM, Browns Hotel,
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III HEREAFTER interest Will he charged all bill
III render that remsn unpaid for thirty day. -
FcbiT-l0uf FERRY BROTHER
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Whole tickets only S20IIsves Sl0Quae &5-Eyhths o.
Orde for tickets and shares and certificates Of
lotteries
official drawing
all who order
Address EE. O'BRIEN, Agent,
(Huccessor o 4 g. MsuryJ
Feb 10 Alexandra, Virginia.
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The Europa, Specie Stock Market, &c.

BosroN Feb 1.-Two hundred thousand dollars in spe-
been engaged for the Europa, which sails Tomorrow
on Boston Stocks heavy and low money
changed
Mr.. A. II. Mcdonald, OF Halifax. has succeeded in
swindng merchants here of about $50 0000 He bought
goods cash, and then disappeared with them to Can
| ada
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NORFOLK, February Is.
The brig Charles Henry reported ashore at the Sand
Sboa a few miles south of Cape Henry, She sprung
leak and ashore the lives OF the The
mate, however, was drowned IN attempting 10 leave IN
boat. She bound from Wilmington, North Carolina,
Richmond, with load of corn She has been condemned
for sale.
Compilation of the Lake Railroad
BUFFALO February 1.-THE first locomotive tho Buff
falo and State Line railroad through to-day. This
com petes the line along the lake shore to Erie, Penn
sylvania
The Ship Shdnunga
New BEDFORD, February l7.-lt is thought that the
whole of cargo of the ship Shanunga will be saved but
the saving of the vessel doubtful she has already six
feet of in her hold.
Susquehanna Ripp
HAvRE.pE-G GRACE, February lS, noon-Ihe ice in the
continues firm, and getting stronger since the cold
weather. The and passengers over with ease
and in perfect safety.
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Washington and Alexandria Boat.
= .~~-n Steamer GEORGE WARRINGTON viii dc
&uAor the following hoursthree coaches
with the boat in Washington. Boats fare I2k
One coach leaves the Capo the other 7
Northern Liberty Market
Leave Alexandria at Q, ak, l1T, ~, and O'Clock.
Leave Washington msk, ION Rs, ~, and ~ O'Clock
F.b l5-dn jon CORsoN Captain.
CLEARINGHOUSE OF g. w. PAIRO--WILLIAM
NOURsE this day becomes the BANKING and ES
change C. w viii hereafter be
Quoted in III. name Of fairo Nourso.
JANUARY 49, 1852
The Banking house Of PAIRo NoURsE 10 open for
business Of and 18th streets Collections
sight purchased all the principal ae Of
the linton
sold Tntcres, the Of
per paid dspos,ss when len for thirty days
longer.
Land wanted.
Jan t7--dlm
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spisIa Schemes Of tho Kentucky sxaa~ Lottery
March, 1904
GREGORY q MhuRY, MAxAaxns,
Successors 30 j. w. MauIy 3 Col

Class 50.
To be drawn Cosiaston, ky Saturday, March O. IoS2
rs number iottery-i3 drawn ballots
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Chartered in 1915. Total No. of Jdatric,lants
from l845 to 1851 1854.
FACULTY.


The seventh winter session Of this College will
commence en- the first Monday ofNovember, 1851 !,
and continue -four months. The chairs of the
Faculty will be arranged follows:
l. q. JONES, M .D.-Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine
RS. NEWTON, M .D.-Profssor of Surgery.
B. L. HILL, M.D.-Professor of Obstetrics,
and Diseases of Women and Children.
II FREEMAN, M.D.-Professor of Special,
Surgical and Pathological Anatomy.
J. R. BUCHANAN, M.D.-Professor of Ply
slology, and Institutes of M edicine.
l.. K. JONES, M .D-Professor of Materia
Medca, and Therapeutics, and Medical Botany.
J. MILTON SANDERS, M.D.,L.L.D-Pro-
fessor of Chemistry, Pharmacy and Toxicology
0. E. NEWTON, M.D.-Demonstrato of An
atomy and Surgical Prosector
A gratutous preliminary course of Lectures
will commence on the second Monday of October
AT the same time the Demonstration rooms will
be opened, with every facility for the study of An
atomy. Anatomical material is abundant and
cheap. Prompt attendance at the opening Of the
session is expected.
TERms.-Tickets to full course Of lectures
(untll graduation) 500 in advance, or we'll en-
dorsed note for $l25. To single course Of Lee
lures $50 in advance, or a we'll endorsed note for
$40. Naturalization ticket $5--Graduation SIS
Demonstrators ticket IS. Board costs from 40
to ~ SO per week. Students sometimes board
themselves for much less. Students upon their
arrival in the city, will call at the office of PRor.
Il. S. NEWTON, on Seventh street, between Vine
and Race. For further particulars address DR..
X. s. NEWTON, or
JOS. s. BUCHANAN, MD, Dean.
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WILLIAM AND M RY COLLEGE.

T'HE next annual sess of this Institution will
/ commence on the I'd Wednesday in October.
FACULTY
The Right Rev. JOHN JOINS, d. d., President
and Professor of Moral Philosophy
Judge BEVERLY TuCKER, Professor Of Municipal
and Constitutional Law.
BENJAMIN S. EwELL, Professor of Mathematics
and Astronomy
MORGAN J. 'SmEAp, Phi. D. Professor of HUI
mainly.
WILLIAM F. HOPKINS, A. NJ, Professor
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
III. A. WASHINGTON, A. M, Professor Of His
tory and Political Economy.
Rev. SEAS ToTTEN, d. D., Professor Of Intel
lectuaI Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, and Rhetoric.
There are two courses of study for undergrad
uates--the regular course for the degree of Bach
eor of Arts, and Science course, occupying two
course will be expected to produce the written re-
quest of their parent. Or guardians Students not
desiring to join irregular class may, for special
reasons, be admitted to study with the regular
classes, in those branches which, on examination,
they may be found qualified to pursue.
The necessary College expenses range between
$186 and $l96 per annum.
Circulars will be forwarded to all who may de-
sire fuller information, specific inquiries will be
answered, if addressed to Professor MoRGAN
SmEAp, Williamsburg, Virginia.
Students, not desiring to attend either the Reg
ular or the Science course, will be permitted to
study with any class which they may be prepared
to Join.
July Isl aW.