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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

SNow IN WESTERN NEwYoRK-It is said that the snow
is foot deep on the level at Carlisle NewYork in the
woods is from two to three feet deep Between Carlisle
and Albany the mercury in the thermometer noon
only "a degrees above zero
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

From CARpESAs-Dates from Cardenas to the 18th ult
have been received at NewYork Since last advces bus
had been brisk, and ireights had improved.
Several vessels taken at 81 to S. hogshead for
Sugar. and So 80 for Molasses
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

MAIL RoEBERs.-E. Watson Postmaster. at Casey Ill
has been arrested, charged with robbng the mail A.
Gardner stage driver has been convicted at Boonvie
Ill., of robbing the mail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

DEATH a RoHBER's STAB jeremiah Thompson
of Philadelphia. who wounded in the hand on the
10Th ut Gloucester, by four men, who made
wound
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

THE ART UNION CAsE.-The injunction obtained b
Bennett against the distribution of the paintings in tn
NewYork Art Union, has been dissolved by Judge Due
of the Superior Court
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

AN ALUM SrR'NG.-A spring of water having all the
it is said of the celebrated Alum Springs has
been discovered two miles from Norfolk Va
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

CHARGE OF CRuELTY.-Capt. Perkins of the ship Con
santne has been arrested at Boston charge
treatment of bis crew.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

New CLIPPER.-A new clipper ship the Antelop,
was launched at NewYork the 9th ult She is in
tended for the California trade
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

PE-SsYLYASIA Ma. FrLIMoRE.-The following reso-
luton adopted by the Wing State Convention recently
assembled at Harrisburg:
Reoiced That the Administration of President FIT
deserves and receives hearty commendaton for
the ability and patriotism with which it has conducted
the foreign and domestic policy of the country coming
within its reach and influence and that this comnen-
daon is based less upon the dgnifed and uninching
in which our intercourse with foreign nations has
been conducted than upon its wise coucliane and
benecent management Of domestic affairs-the reduc
ton Of postage the enforcing of the strctest
by and economy OF public officers and in supporting
the protection of home industry and the improvement Of
rivers and harbors Eminently national and truly con-
servative, we hold President Fillmore as bright orna
ment to the party which elected him to the office he so
worthily fills''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

Fatal EXPLOSION AT TRENTON, N. Jon Wednesday
night the 9th the boiler in the drying of the ex-
tenSive paper manufactory at Trenton n j.. exploded
with terrific and fatal violence number of workmen
We're in the building at the time of whom killed
and another injured The factory damaged to con-
siderable extent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05
WANTED.

FNFORMATlON WANTED-Of JAMES L. d.
McAkrY iermey Of .an who married Margaret Smith, Of
Thu sd MrLarty hts be
lurIug omnibus called The Rough and Ready from New
panu. LAsyr This August lsls ANY Information Of
person al r GLADLY received BY his father, J. c. MCCARTHY at
Sugar pus.otfcr. ntmra. mh2O
NETANTED IMMEDlATELY-A good Barge
w orKEEL BOAT, suitable flriherinforna5n
sp'.y u, the snusrrib-rs. STONE X WALWORTH,
I.ul9 % TtiIoupoIlEs street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

ANOTHER FAILuRE.-The NewYork Journal of Com
merce announces the suspension of the Wool Growers
Manufacturing Company. incorporated company at
Little Falls erkimer county who have been engaged in
the production OF broadcloths The stockholders are
individually liable to the amount of their stock and
most CT them of property there will probably be
no loss to the creditors Their liabilities are given
100000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05
DAILY CRESCENT

ST. Louis NoMISATIoSs.-The following are the whig
nominations for city officers in st. Louis:
For Mayor. Luther VI Kennet For Register. Sylvester
V. Papin For Auditor. Edward Tracy For Recorder.
James Dougherty For Marshal, James A. Pelps For
City Attorney. Charles G. Mauro
The Anti i-Bentonites have nominated follows
For Mayor. Franklin p Chiles: For Auditor James G
Barry For Register Andrew Elliott For City Marshal
Francis Molar For City Attorney, Joseph Jecko; For
Recorder. George AHyde.
third Ticket has been published by the Benton men
On the evening of the 9th, the Anti Bentontes had
meeting in the Rotnnda and the Benton rallied to
vote them down grand row ensued of which the
Republican thus speaks
Several times last evening. there could not have been
less than hundred persons engaged in combat-puIng
dragging, vociferatng and yelling, like many madrnen
As if the very fends that fell
Had pealed the banner cry of hell.''
After the adjournment several Of the belligerens not
satisfied with the grand demonstration in the Rotund
had few extra rencounters where elbow room was
plentiful in which whatever may be the dOrbt
pecng the vote in the meeting) the ees had it most
decidedly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

THE FINANCES OF PESSsYLvANIA-Ont the 25th ult Gov
Biger sent to the Pennsylvania Legislature in
which he says:
There is now due and unpaid two millions four hundred
and nlnety-one thousand two hundred and fty-ve dol
lars of the bonds of the Commonwealth bearing an
est OF SIX per cent and balance of one hundred
thousand dollars due to domestic creditors bearing like
thousand dollars FIVE per cent over two millions viii
fall due in 1858 and about three millions in 1851 He re-
comments that the matured bonds and such as NAV fall
due during the year be Cancelled by the negotiation of
loan end that bonds of the be issued re-
mburSable at the expiration of ten fifteen years at a
rate OF interest not exceeding five per with inter
est certificates attached in the form as mny he
demand proper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE.--A two-story Frame Resi- TTsi
Of st. Mary and Pnquemne streets 3l
New0eans, Layette) On otogeher "a by l25-oeaied IN
negbprhoo from Magazine Market
from omnibus stand Prynia and two from the rnrohd with
Flower Garden five the build
rooms Kitchen desirable place family
For terms which Iberal apply
at 10 travier street ImhIs 2O"l b. CAMPBELL.
NOR SALE.-50 bags (two bushels each)
Il MEXICAN PETIT GULF COTTON SEED. Apply
BAREI4t. IL CO., 6l Common street
EOR SALE-Now Landing-75 Tierces Rice;
IL bales each Gunny Bags store 20 bags saltpe
Apply to tiail BAftELLl d CO., 81 Common st.
LSOR SALE.-A Lease of q residence in IN
Canal sreogood neghborhood, noderaeupto the ELL
s October together with the FURNITURE, BEDDING ETC. 10
purchaser the will be accommodating and Immediate posses
address I. No. ~. Postofce d27
E7OR SALE.1A second hand Double Cylinder
PRINTING MACHINE Ioe's pattern 3, bed Il M credit
twelve months with approved security oto will be given Apply
at his Office. ,.,,
to- this office jys II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05
TO RENT.

TkNO RENT.--A two-story Frame House on <Ts
n Claiborne street between Common and Jsc kson with l
So Rooms servants Room Kitchen and Stable large Yard back ana
FiOwr Garden will be Hu the first November
reasonable Apply this
FhHO RENTAL elegantly furnished Office, a.
N suitable for Commission Merchant Apply III
mhlg SAMUEL WOLFF. IS Camp street.
FsNO LET OR LEASE-The well known AsTss
called the BILOXI HOUSE, situated Biloxi, f56TE
Miss. accommodations hundred and twenty
sous completely furnished. BILLIARD TABLES, TEN PIN AL
LEYS, STABLES, STEAMBOAT WHARF AND BATH lNUSES
attached w house or terms apply the promises, or by letter to
JOHN ". NIXON S-yeOleans. feis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

The SUFFERERS BARK SuNBE.N-O One of the
crew Of the bark Sunbeam lately wrecked on Asateague
Island Chesapeake Bay. in Virginia gives the following
account of the death of Capt Lincoln wife and child
When Mrs Lincoln and her daughter came from the
cabin they narrowly escaped drowning being thnly
clad they in condition withstand the exposure
The daughter died in her fathers about O. clock
the same morning and Mrs. Lincoln about II O'Clock
Capt. L. took his daughters body probably to secure il
there but heavy swept from him into the ocean
After his wife died Capt L. seemed gradually to lose his
energy and about o'clock in the evening died and his
body fell into the Mr. George c. Jones first officer
and the rest Of the crew ten in number remained in the
oretop and were rescued thirty hours after the vessel
went ashore, by people from the island
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05
MILLINERY AND FANCY.
Surin0 .MilfinexN.

SPT'FHy sNttttTtt1Vs
MFRS. BRYAN, 106 Canal street, has
lf large and fashionable assortment 3zEA
LADIES FRENCH BoSNETS AND MISSES FLATS, IA II
RASOLS SILK GLOVES other articles suitable for W.
Spring Summer Mrs b. respectfully invites the Ladies' to cali
tsrTns mill
NEW ARRIVALS-By the late arriv-
ais Philadelphia and Newfork, MRS CLAkk, aHH4A
CaTundelst seet. has received
c;sss NEW STRAW BOSSETS Open Worked, VIZ,
PARTISAN LACE every other style which
ys ,adigy low Alse-THREE CASES FRESH PEtFuMtRf,
Jules ares importation ad ure, which only necessary to
- =, H. + ,,Ii.s ia ,nsure a RUSH II
FRENCH DRESS MAK1NG.-Mrs. Il
ROPER, 1865 Poydras street. invites the attention s8
the style and tsste in which she hat K
DRESSES and MANTllAS her experienced French WI
call and examine for yourselves di
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05


Chaes has just received steamships Winfield Scott
Union Empire City the sailing packets from Bos
nd Hayr Fashionable and seasonas FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS heretofore unsurpassed IN extent variety
and recherche style which he offers WtOLEsLt " RETAIL
TO his reduced Prices Inc sioeh consists
Part of the following, viz 90,
Super Hroht Antique Sks English French and Aniercahe all
Colored Armure Silks; Goes;
Striped TaleLl Silks; Ia complete sss9rhsht OF rfssh
High rolored plain Pan de Sole; tefhl s eheh fosiefy
Black Brncade iHaPufiH coofeu SIX
ahla and (,hens Facunnee | GLOVES AND MITTS.
Imask and PLAN Ans lid cashmere, SIX.
Poult de Sole; FIostlh and Fie, of every
@is,S isnn Ip[u Poult Il de- ts' Seie; LACE GOODS.
Coored do Ia large and elegant assortment sf
misses; yaleneiepnes Engls French aud
Forenee German Laes and do Ebroids
shade and color; ries,
White colored Satns; SPeno s-l9 snd ls Linen Sheet
few heavy black
And s5o wred Pout de So uamask Napkins,
Coorei silk Veive uesan splendid styles;
Chens aud phin m and eerInnn Linens and
Cashmere dEcosse; Lawns; 49,,
English Mernos Nous lanrn tanbr9
selnes and so Embroidered and oeloTed oodered
shade
Plain and plaid Popuns; and Muslin, SIX and Wooen
Superior black and eoored Elainsnd Danask ste
figured Canton Grapes; :, fLANiAlioN e0opS.
Ut white andlii7HNA aefsys
cooed embroidered and plain Iea sus Stripes and Cot
Grape Shsws, extra rich; ona,esi
Meno Cashmere and heavy rich sper french Bed blnkes
silk Shaws; Heavy Girainsr Plantation very
plai Raw Silks; s;ps
tS p especially call the sAsIon plan
,ers their y complete and the
slctd with Jus hs result o
| lnnse in that particular line. s26 Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

THE FORREST MysTERIrs.-The following notice has been
published in the NewYork Herald:
CONE A LAsr.-In justice to Mr. Andrew Stevens de-
sire to state that his manuscript the Forrest mysteries
reached me last night 1t had been misdirected No
100 Wte street instead of to No. 93 and lain at the
wrong place for six days Unfortunately it end
too late for my paper of this week too late also to
protect my mind from impressions of Mr. Ste
venss actions 1t duty say that he has faith
fully kept his promise and that the statement appear
next week. GEORGE WILKES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05
e. Yale, Jr., = Co.,
81 MAGAZINE STREE

~ wholesale Dealers in Imported
FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS,
STRAWiGooDs sstc,
MILLINERY ARTICLES, LACES,
" ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, EMBRoIpERIES,
RIBBONS, GLOVES,
FEATHERS, FRlNGES,
TRIMMINGS, BONSETS, etc. ETC.
complete assortment of every thing their ine Of the
received, which respectfully lie attention
OF the wholesale trade generally.
c. YALE, JR., Il CO, 81 Magazine street,
sl9 lySp between Common andG Gravier Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

a RR0W kpOF-~29 packages superior, for sala
a. s.SNgEss CO., Vi ysssas,seass se,eh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05
VOLUME ".

CRYSTAL Fount Division No a. = % Sh os s. cy ssfy
Officers for the ensuing quarter H. pRfsks Fl "
H. A.; G. p RsG R. S.; s. Block, A r. ST. e. BoorH F.
S. j. s. HAnais r. b. F. MrcHEL, C.. p QuIs, A. c. N. S. ED
son /, S. j. G. CuRTis, o. ap2
Odeon Temple of Honor No. 5-sIsets every THURSDAY
EVENING, o'clock at Temple Hall 222 Tchouptoua
ofcers for the term ending ou the s Of May 1ex Wm
FRIEsB W. V. T. c. Fl. ALLsASD, W
B. RKNcK, W. A. r.. W. DAVIS, W T. R.. n. W WoLvKa
w t. F. S. MoRsAs, W u R. POLLARD, W. D. IT,; g. j.
CLULY W. G.; B. L. BRAKEMAN W. ian23
Harmony Divison No. 49, =. of T.Meets at Tchoup
toua Officers elected for the HESnY
W. Pi CESAR MoLERE w. A.. JAMES GovAN r. S. SAMUEL
H. PUTNAM A. X. S.. Ws s. MOUNT f. ST. JONI CASsEL F.; WIN
MosIAN, C.; CHARLES FERGusoS A. CHARs BARSE WIN
Fl. RoSDKAU, o. s.; JAMES BEasR P. w. P. jams
Pelican DiyisiOn 4. of T.-Mees every WEDNESDAY
EVENING at hnfast o'clock, the Hall No. s5 St. Charles
The following the list officers March
81 l55 viz JoHS Brown, W. P HUGH BRKEs W. A.. f. M0TH
r. S.; JAMS H. IRWIN, a. R. S. JoHs DuRwARn 81 W. C.WAr
Ti PROSPER CARrETTE c.. HENRY f. A. C JoHs
TrRSER S. HENRY Clinton, O. s.. VISITING COMMITTEE
oHN Bhow Magnlen street. uGH BREEs 80 Poydaa street f.
o1 l6st Peter street, W. C. W.IKss corner Apollo snd Thn
Streets CHRISTIAN BugGHApgR Nayades street, VIM SMITH
Grave and St. Mark Henry E. Bailey Cypress and
Magnolia stre-tR.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

In other words Mr. Forrest is requested call and
settle If these mysteries are published we
doubt whether they will make many startling disclosures
We doubt whether they will give any information of the
Astor Place riot We doubt whether Rome will howl
and doubt whether Mr. Forrest will call and settle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05
REMOVALS..

EMOVAL.-R, H. MARR, Attorney at Law,
n a has removed from No II ST. Charles n Camp M
Wy sN'i7 ms ly
hRUG STORE REMOVAL-The sub a
se1rr specially informs public that -
be has removed his DRUG STORE the South l8
ChartTa and cdstomh1use 'reo where will happy R
liz old customers aud lO who him with
r. d, BEACH, Apoherary and Druggis.,
JAMS South Of Chntres
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

LACEY & CO., 81 St. Charles street.
~ BRANCH OF LACEY l. PHLLIPS'S CELEBRATED HAR
MSS NANuFACTOY Philadelphia offering the finest and most
HARNESS. SADDLES AND TRUNKS reduced prices
tE- REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED TO. e27 ly&W
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d RGAINS-BARGAINS- AINS-At
- No. log MAGAZINE STREET.
COTTON GINS 800, HORSE POWERS S50 PLOWS -, CROSS
BAR CABLE CHAINS AND IRON BOLTS per 10; FIFTH
TRACE AND BREAST CHAINS BRIDES, HARNESS PACK SAD
DIES INDIA RUBBER BAGS; CALIFORNIA OUTFITS, such
| TENTS, HAMMQ2kS WATER PROOF SADDLE BAGS; HEMP
ROr. COTTON HOOKS at ~ DOZEN NEGRO CLOTH
ING; HEAVY CLOTH 0VERtoAIs with Cape', at 49, SHOES from
BOOTS from 81 g. variety of other Goods
all which will sold half the usual price cheaper than
| nny nt The mh5 Sm
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VH,HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE IN STORE and

FHFHE SUBSCRIBERS HAV q IN 6TUKE and
b TO the following viz
SO casks superior CAROLINA RICE Just landed.
bagsm m PETIT GULF COTTON SEED.
bales (25O eacl) GUNNY BAGS.
few pipes halves and quarters MARSAA WINE, othe well
know brand o fJ.&G G. FloriO.
10 bLls. PORT VINE
10 half pipes quarters and 5 eighths fine MADEIRA.
ITALIAN WALSUTS, LENTFlS, BEANS,
im4l For BARELI Il co. 81 Common st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

DOOLE, VIM L., Notary Public, (successor
Joseph Mak Office No. SO hatcher street. opposite Banks
An.u0rln
The daily union., 1852-10-27

NoTfCEThr board ofocers army appointed under
sixth section OF the making for th4
army approved 81 le5t, which is in The following
terms and figures, 10 wit
Sac. Had b further enacted That f.r the and equip
mounted asen, hpdnk their horses and
Of John
Caom during the eighteen hundred and
the Ole ~ the War Department.
Cor the subsistence and supplies consumed By said volunteers
hubdra thousand dollars hereby
opated the otherwise appop-
Secretary of War authorized empowered
appoint d
report Congress all such claims
subsistence supplies Kinds
OF rsd command whilst
for the said Of officers
the Of thousand dollars Is hereby Appropriated
being Washington, ID. notifies persons
ing claims against for funds
supplies all kinds furnished fr hr
serving nrdrr command aptin John G. m
CaliDfa dunug ihe erlr,n hgudd and osiK,
present board Office
syiN Nau and i1lh
An documents presented board English language
Engl sh Translation
National ntegoucer aud Republic, Washington O.;
Courier BosloH Mass the New York express, IN Nuw
cyi Pennsylvania Isguire in PHILADELPHIA Pat the
pubcaH, in 81 Loais, Mo the Bulletin, Ia New Orleans la
and the Evening reayune n san neeo Cal are esse.ted 70
week Cor faur weeks. and send their
with copy of their 70 the efce Of the board
Wasmsorps, u. c. August IA, 1852
Sept l5-aawfw-
The daily union., 1852-10-27
Aaa White v.. yvn,a.a M. Perssr.--In tns c,rsalt

ANN White yiiiiasa ma Psrssr.--In tne Cireoit
Courtfor Montgomery county as Court OF hquisy.
HE complainant her bill that abol, hs slh day
of ssptebe 1896 hs sold he defendant ssftn tract 81
land lying In Montgomery county Maryland devised 20 her BY
executed delivered her the
Day pursuance Of agreement lhe said defend
number payment u The
sx hundred dollars, which be-
the o iouf hundred dollars and
any with Interest the 2lst November 1896
Aud the said defendant In further Of the said
executed and delivered the complainant bearing
with said deed, and purporng be of the
said land purchase thereof; which the
advised, u, not sufficient ia Law operate mortgage
ON The said land
b therefore, ptays the said paper
decreed
OF SAID land be sold o he OF the said notes which hays
fallen and that The said defendant be
sufficient the said
by be by The
purchase that there
her; and publication against the said Defendant
resides aryand unknown IL
2i August s52 aduged and ordered that
inserted
newspaper published Washington, Ia The District OF Co
lunba before the l5h day OF October
defendant The object and sub
bill him this court,
solcor before first Monday u March next
the premises and show ease he has why decree
ought not TO pass a. prayed
Copy testi
Jas. q. HKsIso, Clerk.
Sep IA -iaw4w
The daily union., 1852-10-27

STEWAHT Vichens ana Mary yickens, his wife,
~ Drnnard Meekins William Meekins, Emily Meekins
Susan Smibn circuit for Dorchester county, sng
OF equity, State Of Maryland, July 1854 August A.
The object decree
real estate lying and being in Dorchester county.
The bill John Meekius, said county,
departed this life about the eighteen hundred
leaving widow, Elizabeth Meeku Meekns,
Thomas Areks DrpnArd Meskps aud susan Smith that the
said John Meekos called
Marsy Point lying being Neckus Neck
Ia said county thirty land that
devised widow, Elizabeth Meekns
her feme the said Elizabeth departed this life sometime
In the OF eighteen hundred and that the said Mary
Meekns has nternarsd with the said Stewart Nickons
said Themas Mekin This f leaving
children William Meekin- and Emily Mcekins his heirs
law that the said william heekns and Emily Meekn Infants
the that the said smith
e the Of Maryland pnd to reside in parts unknown
the will be for the benefit and interest e all
parties concerned that the said land shall he sold decree
Of this the purpose Of division OF tho proceeds
those entitled thereto.
IL therefore nudged ordered OF
Dorchester the complainant causing
copy this order 10 be inserted In published
Washington each of ye successive weeks before the
heenh SEPTEMBER giving notice the said absent dfsnda
ivng and 10 her her fdsad Of the object and substance Of this
bl aud hr them IN this cnn, by
cior bcinre tho fourth Tuesday o January
premises, and show any sls they have, why
ARA SPENCE.
s.xUst D. LE cexrrr Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Tcstpi
Augii-Iaw5w FL HENRY, Clerk.
The daily union., 1852-10-27
University OF Virginia.

THE session Of this university WIN October
L and end June 29tb
ancicn' angusEos modern languages q
maihemHcs natuu plosophyi chemistry and msrra med
caJ g. madeIe II comparative anatomy physiology and
phiosophy q sw TO- ieotureshp of
school, assistant instructor for each
modern
macs and adjunct professor oaw, and aleciure anatomy
Expenses Fiction fees paid In advance II school be
attended s50 Htvu $50 each three more, s2a each SIS
school f9w the fee for the intermediate ciass
$50, senior, S75stendsuca higher nvcvinE
privilege Of attending any lower class. The fees for
entire OF medical lectures, including the dssectng
Zee, are SOS.
hoard and lodging Including diet bedding furniture
sii0 paid in three asiaiments,
advance sizing, ss 10 $40 per session fuel and light
upng 20 $40 each l40
Rent of doruilory occupying room, Sc esch.."
Maircula fee, Sc., SIS IS
aas
contingent dgpote OF $40 is required ofeach student
The clothing books, &c.
cannot be accurately stated.
0EssNER HARRISON,
Aug l7-2sw2w Chairman Faculty.
The daily union., 1852-10-27
Land for sale In Eastern Virginia.

HE undersigned by from attending
owned by him, has concluded offer IL fur
private ale This farm about two miles from williamsburg in
City county Williamsburg located hourishing
academies femae which considered be
excellence in the William and Mary College is
this under the The
assistant bishop Of Protestant Episcopal Church of Virginia and
where distinguished have been educated including JET
and other American Presidents individuals DESTROYS c e
eating their children red therefore, inducement
vicinity. between New
York. Baltimore and Richmond, will shortly touch regularly
within mile- this and thai
might be convened into lucrative market garden IL consist. Of
woodland arabic valuable meadow contains hne
spiings abundance Of mari The
whole amounts 10 81
OF land miles from his am the Norfolk beacon"
few days since gentleman who the proprietor Of an estate
snd refused
The intention Of who wished 10 make the purchase
establish yegsab garden,' Sc.
TINS Lower NIRefMs.-We take from
Norfolk following siaiises &C. The steamship
yesterday carried from
(Norok) 81 barrels Of cherries and @ barrels Of The
Baltimore boats, week averaged each POO
II is estimated that less half million of
money viii be realized the h the shipment Of early
vegetables front port t'-RicABond Enquirer.
wishing will with the under
signed, at Williamsburg Virginia.
July 22-lawl5t JOHN NJ, CALF Nj. ID.