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STEWART yfckens and Mary ytckens, his wife
~ Demand Meekins William Meekins Emily Mrekns,
Smh.-In county
court OF equity, state OF Maryland July ls2 August a.
The object this Of certain
real estate lying and being In Dorchester county
The bill that John Meekins, OF said county
departed this m time about the eighteen hundd
and hiy leaving widow Elizabeth Meekns Mary Meekins
Thomas M-ehns Denpsra Meekips and Smith the
said John Meckins offsnd called
Marshy Poin lying and Meekins Meek Bay
said county,
devised his said widow, Elizabeth Meekns
life that the said Elizabeth departed This life
eighteen hundred and that the said Mary
Meekin has nermaed with the said Stewart Vckens
said Thsmas Meekins this life leaving
children, William Meckns and Emily Meekns his heirs
the said William Meekins and Emily Me.kns infants
under the that thr said Susan Smith has
e IN. Of Maryland and reside In unknown
the will be for The tenet and Interest OF all
concerned said land sha be sod decree
Of this for the Of dvson Of the proceeds
those entitled thereto.
adjudrcd ordered and decreed by the order OF The
circuit Dorchester complainant by causing
o h order he inserted IN published
Washington Of Ave successive weeks before the
eenh September the said absent deiendaht
fFng and hes ndeas Of the object and substance Of %
bill them In this conr by
oitor before fourth Tuesday of January to
the premises and show IL shs or they have, why
ARA SPENCE.
SAMUEL d. In CoxrrE, Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Teste;
AusiI-Iaw5w F.J HENRY, Clerk.
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Notice OF the Esta Of three additional Land
Districts tn thc state Of lows.
of Of Congress approved Angus2 1884, emit
sd Gan three additional land districts In tbs State
hereby declare und make known that the land othce
CHA KIroN DSTRICT,in said State is hxsd al the
tnwn OF CHART0N that for The .EORTHERN DISTINCT al
FORT MONIES, that "MfSSOURt RIVER DIS
fKANEsvILLE the sites which have been
designated by The President OF the United States
Given under hand city Of Washington this second day
Of September, A. d. 1854
by order u the Presidents
~. JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office
Sept 3-Iaw6w
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!, yAIUAHIE FARM FOR sALE-Tbe sub.criber h.v

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. The subscriber, having
determined change In his affairs, offers Tor sale his
FAIRFAX county, Virginia, situated Immediately the
Little RIVER iprppke road leading from herands Wsehesier,
from the fmer place. and from Wash
nEton city, District ef Columbia The improvements consist Of
large brick house, with
Kitchen necessary buildings also, brick
backsm's shop which furnish annually between
hundred my leads IT About
hafof wood the balance cleared and In rapidly
improving condition. The stock NC, viii be cold with the
quirs Dsne Ratcln esq, Washington city, D. c., Dr.
isaac wipster, Aleranaris, Virgins
Aug io--lawa EDWIN Q. FfTIHUGH.
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rHE undersigned being BY from attending
OF owned by him, has concluded offer IL for
This miles from Williamsburg, in
City county In Williamsburg located fourshiDg
female which considered he
excellence the William and Mary College Is
this under the OF the
assistant bishop the Protestant Episcopal Church Of Virginia. and
many distinguished sducated including JEFF
Presidents Individuals destroys al edu
children OFF red therefore, indncemen
vicinity Moreover of between New
Baltimore and Richmond. will shortly touch regularly
within miles from this farm and that account
might be converted into lucrative market garden II consists Of
arabic valuable meadow conmiH fine
sp ngs and abundance Of mar The
ISL
from this farm, the "Norfolk Beacon"
few days since gentleman who the proprietor Of an estate
20 land aud refused
The intention Of who wished 10 make The purchase
establish vegetable gaIdenn &c. f....
The LOWER VIRnsIA.-We take from
Norfolk following statistics, &C.; sTho steamship
New York. carried from market
Nork 81 and 3s barrels of The
Baltimore averaged each Trip 200
II esmated that not less than half million OF
win the shipment early
vegetables port, o- Richmond Enquirer.
wishing purchase will communicate with the under
signed, at Williamsburg Virginia. f--..
July a2-lawI5 JOHN NJ. GAIT NJ. d.
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The Railroad Route to the West.

The Railroad Route to the West.
Through 10 lpfipna BY dsnes erspt miles
Witch IL done in coaches.
pAILy.
THE leave. Calvert station daily at H. D. M and
regularly the Pennsy rail
road Harrisburg daylight, and puts pas
through Pittsbur hours from OF depart
from BALTIMORE This line makes direct ron with the
fast the ohio and Pburg and Cleveland
and the Cleveland Coumbus and Cincinnati railroads. and by
going through FROM Baltimore TO Cineinnan In
foriy-four bosrs running time.
The slow mail lnp leaFes the place daily at ex, BY
thi. line reach oldaTblg Of the day Of de
parure and lie over until the dag, when they com
mence their passage over the mountain and arrive In PsbuE that
evening In thrsir OF departure from Dau-
with all comfort advantage Of having enjoyed
natural and repose.
These lines the enjoyment Of liberal patronage
from the travelling pubc their equipments cannot be surpassed BY
thase Of other route between the East and West
NOTICE.
Tickets for Ps5ass, Msson CeYsand and Cincinnati by
he rnrosd liner be procured only " the Of the Ba
and suqehanna Railroad Company, caTn1 station, Ba
more and at the following rstssi
To Cincinnati. SIT
Cleveland
" w
Te fisburg ........... v 90
Travellers yin original tb oughine
to cinonna n time END M accommodations esnno, be sIceied
N.rRED GATHER,
Superintendent
orfIor RlLrNoRE AND sUsauKHlssI RAiL.stb &C.,
Baltimore, August 20, ls5a
Aug 2t-d2wf
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good. viii ana stock large and wei ss,or,s
have every article Of mourning in our line of business ys
pieces , Lseo s,:. te@Sa:ip from = g e yard
si;; s., T.r$s.. ses,, Ss% ,S:is
e ~''io''''' sc ssp . . 8 cents
ssss s1sfl g &c S,'
s.ss i %ss; C. S%%s =
- ss ssss English Es' s1sSs e from cent? 70 q 90 90
80 boxes black itaiaa DO from 81 Is yard
. % black r"si.1 IN and 90 hose
~ long black Thibe shaws, from sansl5
S;ss:1. s,.ss Tsis:. e e s,$$ss
" rely getting G.S ,s sia4 SE Is T; MAY NAV CO.
THE PURE KIsD.Jut received large invoice linen
so.s. spurs al linen as fo,sw and We eaOdidy think
100 souen good linen diaper towels, at q per Dozen
. piece. -f..hioped linen .hee,inr., wide
piece. s9s table asn,a.s sea and p with
apiece. d,msss dwelling by the piece a,l per yard
100 piece. Ifi.s linens, from m, medium to .upetans
good. of Al classes g be had in this market
% %ns pses and es ssss so" choice
. qusliues a, low prices
bundle. select warm and fine black stockings, for
Also aaih errefS tho for bills ought TO have
svpaid July lat
TERMS cash, unicsr arranged the contrary
0cc< articles low pces and fair may relied on IN
cases - PERRY BROTHER,
sspt4-oni Opposite the Centre Market.
WHITE BRANDY AND PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
Spices Sc half pipes Of 5 proof pure brandy
preserving peaches, nc.
$500 gallon. cider vinegar, from Virginia. expressly for
picking and table use.
ginger, pepper white mustard seed white
Janscs ginger, cloves mace nunees aud Spices
sale by GEO. A. 1HOS. PARKER co.
Sept 7--MThS&quf Opposite Rrovrns Hotel
REv- @. n. Tsylcss wcrk's-Lsdy Mary o. Not Of the
IL World.
Margaret; the Pearl.
Records Of Good Mans Life.
Msrk Wilton.
Essre.,ness or Passage. Life Of English Bishop
Thnrkfuincss.
AnxvIs
Scenes in the Life II q clsrryman.
Arthur and his Mother
May Voc Lake n.
Chrssnas NJ Old Cowf
Fm sale ky sNt1HM RAY n BALLANTYNE,
Oh = elF.W Msfsf ..# mn street
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SNIDER's CHEAP WINE STORE, No. "a xy.,.
ties OF direct importation from the growers producers ~ I'm
cheaper than other and furnished members ~ %
and stheIs, at Washington city, shortest
BY " Adamss Express" SRA"
6herries, Sparkling Champagne, as
Mndeiras, Moet,
Pous, Cicouo,
Red wine, Dine
TenenHe, Penuehot,
Lisbon, Heidsick,
muscai, and many Others.
Frontignan Sparkling Mosele
Malaga, Hockbeim,
CiaTets Of all sorts, Rude.heiu.
sauteme, Marcobrunn,
Burgundes, the largest stock In Philadelphia.
Brandes Of all sorts,
dark and pale, In casks demohn bottles with some eAs
and some very aud old. -
Irish and Scotch whiskey MonongaheIa Bourbon Jamaica s
gn preserving brandy blackberry wild eco
ae London porter and Stout In bbls. of Dozen
Hapana Cigars,
Of direct importation, Of the reliable quality always on hama
wholesale by the quarter box A'
The only establishment where all wines. dirscy
from the original package in which imported. -"
Hotels, Country Trade
and supplied Wholesale by the cask dm
dozen, package of assorted sorts.
Oders by telegraph, giving limit price GUARANTEED
be satisfactorily filled, or the goods taken back.
familiar personal acquaintance with all principal wine n
ducisa countries Of Europe and b hr
there enable TO offer good articles cheap Call
ta2 JACOB SNYDER IRIS,
Cheap Wine Store, No. IS Walnut ST., Philadelphia
Feb IL dly
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A NEW Route to Pitssburg, via the Baltimore. sus-
gushar-a and Psn.syira-fo 10 Pthrs
30 hosrrAn train Of will leave Calvert station daily
United Washingtun B,itsore "a
connecting with the fast line Middetown ~
irving at Harrisburg Al " p m, to dinner.
The train leaves Harrisburg for the west striving
Hodayrbr Athis point have the option
taking Iohnsiown, by
stsgss direct from Holldaysbursto PitsbRp
Tickets be sold the following points by this rais
York. wrghsve Columbia, Marietta, Mddletown, HsrhurR,
New Pert Miersiown, rerysve Lewisrown, Moveyown Hunt
inrdon, Hollda ysburr, and Pittsbug
This train also with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle shppensbur Chsnbershnr and
other points this road. =.
rr he accommodation Of passengers from Washington
ponts baggage Of company will
Of the baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company on ne arrival Of
the which viii he
RoBERT STEWART,
Oct1-du Ticket Agent
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The ships will accountable for gold silver,
bullion specie ewely precious meas unless bills OF
signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
Sept 5-dly
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SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received al this once unn A
- 2oh day Of November O'Clock, m. e1eenns &
btekwosk VI the Of The Unit Capitol '
The Price 10 be stated tAossaaa AHA which NJ,
10 tho cutting Of al aud and an IN
bing also all TOOLS eaodng rigging aud
the execution Of the he bcks lime sand ceent
furnished by goyemsaenL
The successful bidder required approved 80
atty for the faithful performances Of tbs work anoun
$4,000 u'
Each bid 10 be accompanied by BY Two u
the thar bid accepted he h
will into for the aforementioned work Al h
in his bid, within thirty aceepr
Of suicieney Of the said s,at
be esrhed BY known The Department OF ls
terror.
right win reserved Of accepting A. may L. -
sdered Secretary the Interior 10
enmen -
Each bid TO he sealed and endorsed IopOsa or krO,t
tAe extension Of the United States Capifol' 'H
The bids viii be opened presence Of such bidders 4.
Of The on sa,.9
the eIh Of November, ii ~ O'clock m. -li
THOMAS u. WALTER
Archeet Of the Extension Of the United States canol
Sept 2s-taw2m "
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Each allowed $50 lbs baggage Free not
ceeding in 10 cubic feet
steege passengers furnished with and pillow, and
with the al the
Freight Chagres 20 foot and from
Si0J The transit
the isthmus eKpense OF the passengers.
mail line
advantage the quality Of the steamers employed and Ger
despatch always ready
both ends Of Ihn line accidents
For further Information apply THE ohce OF the "a and
choice Of berfhs apply
agency No III West Of Warren New York.
Mari
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CHARLES III, CleINeney and Elixalseth CieIuency,
his wife, Eusebus Welsh and ohersCiroui CaGu for
Talbot county in equtyAugust term e5Tne object of this
procure a a Tabo,
county Of wch certain John Leonard died seized and
The bill John Leonard departed this life seized
sessed Of real in Talbot leaving the complainant
Elisabeth H. Ccmency and the defendants Euebius Welcn Sally
Ann Porter George NJ Leonard Ellen Weh and James Williams
and Mary Williams his wife his heirs aaw and legal representa-
that will be for the advantage Of all parties
thai the said should be Sold and that the said
James Williams and Mary Williams reside out Of The State Of
Il is ihereupon adudged and ordered that the eompanan BY
causing copy inserted pub
hed Washington, in the Dis OF Columbia In each Of
successive before the November
defendants Of object
This bin and warn them % appear in this court person OF by
eto before the third Manday November
the premises and show cause they have why decree
ought not not pass as prayed.
p b. HOPPER.
True enpy-Atest
sAMI T. HOPKINS,
Aug I6-law3w Clerk Circuit Court.
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E. r MiLLrp
Of Virginia.
VERIFY Il MILLER,

Penny between m and 9Th Streets Washington, d. Co
HoLEsALE retail dealers foreign domestic staple
and fancy dry goods, msinG oh eehs liable
and piano bed Spreads Blankets shesnss and houseu
nishing dry goods generally.
Street. prompt, personal attention given orders.
Dec 7-lyf
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A c. "a
GWEET and White Sulphur Springs.-hed0osd
- increased accommodations pomicn
Springs
Fran Washington by the Richmond fredericksburg
railroad.
From Baltimore by tbs comfortable and low Ma
ryland, Capt Z. E. Mitchell.
Connecting Richmond with the Richmond and Danyle
load.
Fare from Baltimore TO White Sulphur. SIS
baltimore 10 sweet Springs ..................... IA
7" Washington 10 White Sulphur. IS
Washington TO sweet Springs "a
Richmond 10 White Sulphur. .................... 10
Richmond to Sweet SPRING.. y
Leave Baltimore Tuesday and Thursday afternoon
O'Clock connecting Aqua Creek with the train which reaches
Richmond at 4 ,. the succeeding days.
Leave Richmond daily (ercen sunday at Lynch
burg l0k Leave Lynehburg ut 6k Buod
~ a m Mountain House Al n and 10 sweet Springs
10 Leave sweet Springs after breakfast and White
sulphur BY laX M Returning leave White Sulphur at *
TO sweet springs TX Leave Sweet Springs daylight
to Lynchbag same day by night, Leave Lynchbu,g at
10 Richmond zane day by 3h pam. p
Fare from Richmond 10 White Sulphur. Sia
:" Riehnond 70 sweet Springs. ..-.................
Passengers oh~cng travel the take
Bufods and without detention the White Sulphur
Tickets had board the
from Capt c. T. MITCHELL aryland,
of the Richnond and Danvile railroad, Richmond
JOAN n. OSBORNE
Ang6-d2m Superintendent
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THE UNION WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING. 49, 1852

psofOsAIs fsr carrying .hs .a.iis OF sns United
leo aeiuse, IGo will he received Al the toniaei Once VI
the Post once Department. the city Of Wssnyton until The eh
Of December 1851 decided day foiowing
roala and in the lime herein spshed
Route 4af0 From Jaeksonsie, BY Manchester Whitehall Carol
ton, Kane, Jeneysile, Delhi, and Godfrey, 10 Alton,
and back daily, except Sunday In four horse coaches
three OF the weekly embrace Lynny,iie, Win
chester Glasgow, and Bieese, instead Of Manchester
and Whitehall
Leave Jaeksossins daily, snesp, Sunday, n, ami
Arrive al Alton days BY =, a.
Leave Alton daily except sunday, at 4, y.
Arrive al jacksonville days by ., a.
The mail be carried preference passenger, and 10
their exclusion required size mails Dednelon will
be made from the mail for trips aud hnes imposed for
those no, performed asreeab contract The Postmaster Gen
erai annul tbs failures violating the
office laws He schedule, provided
he allows rata additional OF increased
expedition No will allowed should distance
greater than advertised The should be endorsed Mail
proposals for 420 Illinois, addressed Ths Second
Assistant Postmaster GeneraLn s. t-a.. ..8
For further the bidding
attached The advertisement proposals
mails certain Ia Illinois, sc.
3. d. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General
PosT oYuoK DEPARTMENT., Oct 81, 1854
Oct 3-wst
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baltimore and Washington Railroad.
PASSENGER trains follows
Washington and ., l2a m. and 4,
Lsase Baltimore at ~ and ., q m; and 81 p m.
third from Washington and
the second and fourth frca Baltimore ace omitted,
and checks Philadelphia and New Work can be
obtained by trains leaving g. and T. Passengers
PHILADELPHIA railroad station.
pfadensburg Sl3 quarter, win be
T. n PARSONS,
Al 2s-du Agent.
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NEW GOLD PENS.-TAYLok & MAURY, booksellers,
Pennsylvania 9Th street, have just recsived
splendid gold pens, best from
dollars Among will be found Kapps
approved
sembance the quill being made of many degrees Hexb
suit any handwriting ss3I EjsI
Septe
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tpAItr usr.)

tpArtr uNE
THE packet Rel ensuing season.
commencing from this date, Georgetown aTp<rs
Ferry.
Leaving Geosstown daily p M arriving at Hsrper's Ferry
morning 10 for Cumberland and
Winchester.
Returning, leaving Bsrpcrs Ferry p m, arriving eeorg,
morning O'Clock.
Omnihuses
GEORGETOWN, convey them Washington.
1y-Fsre through. including board, 81 50.
" Mar
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ORrMas's CoURr,
August 3 lisa.
Ordered that the administrator personal Francis
W. Domnck, late OF Buenos south deceased
give the notice required by the eeds OF said deceased by
Advertisement week for three weeks, IN the Unoa
Tssts- 10. n. ROACH, Register
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University of Georgia.

aF University of Georgia,
ATHENS Angus, 81, 1884,
Of this institution will professor
SCIENCE iii vacancy I7h Of November The
professor win required teach French language addition
the branches appropriate the protessorship 1asa.
Salary, 81 100 per annuM payable quarterly
Sept 4-4tlaw ASBURY HULL, Secretary.
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RALTIMORE Csiisgs OF Dental Surgery. session
ID Is52-'5J
FACULTY.
Chaplin Harris. b. NJ D. Professor OF Principles
ucs of Dental surgery.
Thos Bond, IT,, A. d, Professor Of Special Pathology
ard Therapeutics.
W. n. Handy NJ D. Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology
Alfred A. Blandy, N, D., Professor of Operative Dcntesy
Philip ". Austen ~ D.. Professor Mechanical Dentistry.
Reginald ~ Wright, A. NJ. NJ. D., Lecturer Chemistry.
The mechanical and dsecing will opened
Mosdsy Of October The inhrmsy will Throughout ne
year The MONDAY
November, and continue iii the last Of March.
Tickets for the course sl0 ds-ecnr ticket ortnnaJ So
naiicuaten, IS diploma Gee, $50.
Good board from 81 50 to 50 So
Aws w n HANDY, Dssn,
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fNIIIs Is give That the subscrt,er hath OBJ
orphans Washington county Dis
c OF Columbia letters of administration the personal estate Of
Francis w. Domnck late buenos hyres South America,
ceased All claims said deceased
hereby warned TO exhibit ~ the vouchers thereof the
before
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of the said
Given under my hand this 9Th day of August, 1854.
HENRY May Administrator
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ID ~. Ho0E q CO.. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
carpers, cloths mstfings,
sheenf, and hsuishng goods generally.
hetwees Th and 18th Washington,
D. q. EM
nENOCRATIC Review for June. 81. with portrait
" Of rercei this ssf received. Price 2s cents -
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The steamship Columbia will keep up semi monthly comma
Francisco awaiting the
port arrival of mails and passengers from Panama.
returning mails and for the
from San francisco.
regular propslers side wheel will be kept
between
Francisco.
OF will keep the between
Acapulco the other The the Allan
tic will be maintained by United States mail steamships
Georra 800 :. ..,................3O 5000
III Dorado. co1
crescent Cliy
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UAMrLrOS's WoRKs-Life In Earnest isno. ~ cents
III The Mount of Olives. lsmo Accents
Harp Willows. lsmo. 20
Thankfuness. 1smo. 10 cents
Life OF Hall Bmo. Gilt 70 cents
Happy Home--.iin-untcd. 50
Life of Lady Colquhoqn--with portrait IS
Or Hamilton well known this ~
brilliant Writers ef the day HE Lf. IN rsrnesf lh-
IKEA buge blast and this bcsafu
The low, wall Of magnificent dirre
master This stand beside Mary Duncan
saying this utter the highest praise could give itr
For sale by GRAYA BAI.IANTvNE
Nov ~ -trest.
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University OF Nashville.
Mad,egI Dsaa,f,n

-----" N UniversIty OF NASHVILLE. "--|
.##a#. Medical Department.
Of lectures this department will
i commence Monday Of November next, and
till fst Of the ensuing March
Y. Eve, NJ. d., Principles and Practice OF Surgery.
John NJ. WATSON NJ D., Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women
ans Children.
Buchanan, d. Surgical Pathological Anatomy and
Physiology ~.
w. Bowling, Nj D.. Institutes and Practice of Medicine.
c. n Winston, NJ D., Materia Medica and Medical Juspru
deDce
Robert Porter, M. d., General and Special Anatomy
j. Berrien Lindsiey, NJ D., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
William 4, Briggs, NJ. D., Demonstration OF Anatomy.
The anatomical will be opened for students on the mrs
Monday of October.
The students will have access Hospital
preliminary of win be by the profes
commencing N 6rst Monday of October.
Fee Of each S5 matcuaon ticket, So dssectng
ticket, $40 graduation fee, SIS. G
Good board can obtained city So so 50 per
week Further may be obtained by addressing the
j. ID. LINDSLEY, NJ. Dr. Dean.
NASHVILLE, (Tenn.,) June, 1852. #Ht
Sep b-lawtlstNov
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rOLD-wster Cure.-The Hydropshic Encyclopedias
" tenn Of hydtopahy and hygiene, in eight parts.
!. Outlines Of Anatomy-iiustrsied
Physiology nf the Human Body,
yrienio Agencies, and ihe Preservation Of Health.
Z. Detencs and Bydfopaihc Cookery.
S. Theory ard Practice 81 Water Treatment
g. Special Pathology and Hydro Therpeucs including the Ma
Causes, Diseases
7. Applig alton ~ Surgical Diseases.
Z, Application Of Hydrnpatby Midwifery Nursery
Designed guide families Students
physciansi by r. J. Trail, NJ ID.
for safe by GRAY BALLANTyNE,
NOV ~ Seventh street
HE Great Connisaiont or, the Christian Church ooust
,ed and charged TO convey he Gospel TO the World BY the
Rev. John Harris, ID. 10.
The Great Of Loris Ministry; by
the New John Harris
Religious Progress Dscoorses the Development Of the Christ
ian Character by the Rev. William n. Williams.
Sacred Rhetoric Composition and Delivery o sernons by
Henry j. Ripley To which added Ertemporaneous
Presohngj BY Henry Ware y. %.
This CHRISTIANS Daily Treasury by lhenezer Temple
Lectures on the Lords Prayer by William r. Wllisms
For sale AZ GRAY A. HaLIANrYNES
Religious Book Depository,
Nov II Seventh
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company.-Thc only Through
Line California and Oregon.
WA NAVY BAY AND PAsAAA.)

ff~s~uA The public informed that under the present
ITEY arrangements company, Inspected
Ell1kX and approved by the Navy Department. suitable
.-&11a. In strength and power for conversion into war
Of the first carrying the United States nails will
Immediately arrival OF
mails Francisco for Panama the
and 18th days Of month The following packets
Pachc at which
he alW in NOR Mt bend Of he Fout