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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
NTEW-JERSEY kAiLKOAD.-NEW
and ERIE RAILROAD.

N Trains leave pier foot Of Duane-st. follows
EXPRESS TRAIN at 6t A. NJ for Dunkrk connecting with
frstcass steamboats, for Cleveland Ssndnsky Toledo and
Monroe, and railroads to Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN at 9 A. M. for all stations
WAY TRAIN at 81 P. NJ, via Piemoyt for Delaware.
WAY TRAIN at II p M via Jersey City for Delaware
MIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN at p M, for Dunkrk connecting
with rstcass steamboat for Detroit direct connecting win
Express Train for Chicago.
EMsRANT TRAIN at ?. NJ via Piernont
CHAS MINOT Superintendent
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LINE for SAN FRAN

NANDERBILTL LINE Tor SAN FKAN-
Y CISCO-THE CHEAPEST and SHORTEST
R0UTE.-THR0UGH TICKETS WITHOUT DErEN-
NORTHERN LIGHT, 1850 tuns burden will leave Pier
No North River On 5h June at p NJ precisely for San
Jusn del Norte connecting with the doubeengue steam
ships PIONEER aud INDEPENDENCE, over the Nicarsu
qua Transit Route having but u miles OF land transportation
Those have Unsurpassed cabin and steerege accom-.
podations and with the increased facilities Of the Trant
Co passengers rely upon going through without deten
ton at any point Steerage passengers taken through at
$3.50 on at s4 they paying their transit For Inor.
nation or passage sppiy only TO D 3. ALIEN X co,
No Battery-plaee, up stairs
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5lsamboats an6 Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW
" JERSEY.-sPRIN0 ARRANGEMENTS-Msy
FOR Clinton and intermediate places from Pier No
Moth River By steamer RED JACKET, al A. NJ and
p M and at P. NJ for White House and intermediate
nlaoes and connects Ekabethtown with trains the
n j. Railroad which leave New-Yors rom the foot q
Courtsno-st At the same hours Returning leave Clinton
sfgl5A NJ l2S0P. NJ. Whitehouse at SIS freight, so
and $40 A NJ and 10 p NJ; Somervile at freight 6S
and eos NJ and 205 p NJ Plan6eld II $40 freight so
and as A NJ and 40 ?. NJ. EhzabsthtSwn ct Tbs and
1859 A. NJ and BIS P. ~
hare and Msuch Chunk Pa and Remington, Eew-Ger.
nantown ~ }, will take the A. NJ train from u and
90 Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays for NewHampon
washington Beidere ~ J. Stages leave Someryile DAILY
for Peapack si Pluekamine the arrival OF the r.
train An baggage the Gk Of the until delivered
into the actual possession Of the agents OF tns company sna
shecks or receipts giver therefor
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES-EM-

n
~ FIRE CITY LINs.-The new d0ube-engine Steam
ship SIERRA NEVADA, 1909 tuns, j. ID. Wilson CON-
mAnder, will take her departure for ASPlNNALL Navy
Bay on SATURDAY. Sd July al p NJ. This vessel, in
accommodation safety and ventilation not surpassed by
vessel Oh this route An experienced surgeon Is attached TO
the vessel Passengers per Sierra Nevada will dse nbark
sons.ide the wharf at Aspinwa, and take the Panama
Railroad now opened nearly Gogona thus avoiding the
rsk attendant upon landing in boats ct Chsse and the
riysr navigation 20 Gorgona- Apply 70
]. HOWARD SON, Aeenta 10 q RrnsixaY
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM


" SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY.-Only through Cline Tor
California and Oregon, via Aspnws, Navy Bay Great re-
ducon of rates for Steerage Passengers The splendid United
States Mail steamship CRESCENT CITY, 1900 tuns Hem
~ Windle Commander viii be dispatched on SATURDAY,
June s. at O'Clock precisely for Aspinwa Navy Bay, di.
rect and the EMPIRE CITY 1900 tuns John Leeds Com
mander carrying the United States mails will also be Dis
patched (ansfsing her passengers at Havana 20 the
steamer Philadelphia, for Aspin wall) on WEDNESDAY,
June at p NJ, from the Pier at foot Wanenst North
River Rates of fare to Aspnwal Ladies' Saloon stats
Room Sos; Lower Aft and Forward Saloon, do ESQ., Sec
ond Cabin Ssndees S5 Steersge SIS Passengers will be
landed al the Railroad What at Aspnws free Transit OF
the Ihmus the passengers expense The Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, under present arangements always
have at Panama steamships inspected and received by Gov
eminent for Transporting the regular California and Oregon
mails Immediately their arrival a. Panama and persons
securing through Passage by the United States Mail steam
es from NewfoTk have preference Of accommodation
board Rates Of fare from Panama San Francisco the
most favorable terms
For freight passage, sppy 70 CHAs A. WHITNEY, at
the Office OF the Compsnes No. In Westst, q
Warren. Eew-York
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NOR NASSAU, NEW-PROVI-
III DENCE, BAHAMAS-The fast sailing, coppered add
copper fastened schooner ROVER Capt B. Mckinney, will
have immediate dispatch the above port For freight
passage apply TO EDWARD HEN, No. 3 Libertyst
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en- Ney-Yosk % Norwslk.

be stations On tbs Reed tem NewYosk % Norvsk,
ana al stations on ire Road
Carriages VII Be IN readiness q. Rdgesed Station 70 COZ
sey any par: of tho village OF Rdshee also
the station AZ Drnbnry 20 any part Of the borough Of Dan
bury. HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent
Dsnhurv Aprs y, 1852
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B.A CHiLroS, Auctioneer.
THIRD SALE of BUILDING LOTS

IL and PLOTS Of GROUND for COUNTRY bEsi-
DENCES e. WOODVlLLE, Long Island. being con,in-
patton Of the balance Of 500 Lots and Sections advertised az
the opening sale in May tosetber With The addition OF y
era Other Blochs COLE Chiffon VII sell II suction
WEDNESDAY, June 2 At twelve o'clock sf the Mer-
chants Exchange Eew-YoIk - Building Lots and about
50 Sections being equal for Building Etes from ons 20 Two
acres each
The Blocks and Parcels desnsted numbered ard stalk
ed the ground that say disposed ~ examine
the DO % at any time before he sale BY taxing the
or ii O'Clock the morning; returning by omn
bus route at p TO Pecksip Grand Housrcnst Fer
nee At O'Clock and 50 minutes P VI, by railroad 70
the Sosh Ferry Parties Of four 20 Woodyiie
Railroad Station within few minutes yak Of the whole
properly offered for see by the Jenny Lind line Of onn
buses from Pecksp Ferry, from the Franklin Hotel st
the intersection Of Myrtle and Division avs Brooklyn once
IN 81 30 minutes the whole day They leave Woodvs
for the last time at o'clock P. MSundays incloded.
For other PARTICULAR apply to j. r. PITklN, General
Aseut at bis Office, No SO Broadway, NewYork, or Of
ISAAC w. YANDERNEER, az Woodyille Center, who
will show the premises
Maps and catalogues be had at the auction room, No
sWall-st- New ork; at JAMES COLES Office, No -
Fulton At Brooklyn at the American Union Co.'S Boos and
Shoe Works being organized and yet miniature
form; WOOVe Railroad Station and such other places
az viii be named In the Express
Note This will probably be the last sucton sale this
spring Of this very cheap and desirable property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

In PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
OF the County York notice hereby to az persons
bnyins claims against WILLIAM BoGARDUs hs Of the Ciy
OF Counsellor Law deceased to gesee the sans,
vouchers thereof to the subscriber the oce Anhoy L
Robertson ESQ No IS William st. in the City Of SevYort 90
before twelfth day Of June nexDates New rors the nints
day Of December, 1851. JACob A. kobhNisoN,.
DO lawGmW kkscusf, &cs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-
IN ton, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEw-BED-
FORD and TAUNTON-The steamers c. WANDER
BILT and COMMODORE, Of this line, regu-
larry heretofore, alternately leaving Pier No North
River first wharf above Batterypacs daily Sundays OK
septed at p NJ, and Stonington at o'clock M or On
arrival Of the mail train which leaves Boston at $50 NJ
For freight passage apply st the office, No 10 Battery
place. O board the boats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

The stages for squam and Freehold win 10 sonnestion
with boat Stages 10 convey passengers 10 oil parts OF the
country All persons forbid trusting the above boat on
account Of the owners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

T. COTTON, AucuOneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-300
Il Il ROCKING CHAIRS, &c, &c.-F COTTON will
sell THIS DAY, "Wednesday, June at lOi o'clock at the
Auction Rooms No 50 Beekman and No 80 Ann-sts large
assortment of aud second hand Furniture consisting OF
the usual assortment Of paor dining basement Fur
Diture Of every description such Sofas and Teeatetes
mahogany Chairs French Bedsteads and dining and
other Tables Carpets and Oil Cloths Beds and Mattresses
mahogany and gilt Glasses nIarble-top bedroom Furniture
baseent and kitchen Furniture &C Also the Furniture of
a family breaking up Also 800 Boston Rockers and large
number of Office Chairs Also 50 boxes Rssns. Sale will
lie peTemp tory rain shine
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A w. CAAP, Aucr0neer.
0n0 CA SEES BOOTS, 5 h Els
COO and BROGANs-On TUESDAY, ct 10 o'slosk
A. MA large assortment for Spring trade.
Also prime stock At all times for private sale, at cwea
cash prices the of A. D. GALE. No rs fearis-
corner of PlAttst, Hew-York
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EOR SHREWS RURY. LONG

IL BRANCH. OCEAN HOUSE, HIGHLAND DOCK,
DOCKS. (Middletown,D ard Red BANk.--fhe spies ne
steamboat EDWIN LEWIS, C.ptsis Jno. p Corhes, ~hl
leave New-Heave1 pier Peckshp Est River q, 'oows'
From New Yak From Shrewsbury. =.
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Henry II. LEEDS, Auciione

HENRY II. LEEDS Auciioneer.
THO ARTISTS, CARVERS and GlLD-
ERs-Ornanented Looking Glass and Picture Frames,
mostly prepared ready for gliding by the best workmen,
forming the stock in trade Of Broadway mannfacturer-To
be sole ct auction, by HENRY II. LEEDS co, on We'd
nesday June 1e half pat 10 o'clock, at their Sales
Room, No. Walst, opposite New%. l2olS1
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p EMovAL.-H. SINCLAIR & CO.,

ornsnertL Plssercrs beg leave to inform their C1s
e and TIE Pubo generally that in consequence OF the
Of business they have moved from their old stand
% hrosdwsy to the new Building No 50 East issn ST
tS se natter ourselves have lsrge STOCK as any
senshment Of the hind in The United states which we
sonssniiy making additions We woGld respectfully
anohe, betre choospg 10 examine our collection
eehter fieces Cernce Ornamental Brsckets &c. which
Ss prepared TO sell on reasonable terms
ee11ffy. e's~" PAU " oieS4' "~ ~
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> .Lo1TIRD FIRE INSURANCE

|%ooULARD FIRE INSURANCE
V,nrrANY-Cspiial $3.50 OOo-ofhSs No. g. Cham.
! COEIi.netss s.Svarts store. This Company having
Srd - IA. se prepared to receive applications for
q be esgs Wsrshouses Dwellings, Merchandise House
Ipes - Vessels IN Port 1c, ke ssair1 Los. o.
psHss " 'H' WASHINGTON SIXTH, Viss-PrsSt
...,,a, NORWOOD, Secretary
sa.s ssosER, Jr- srJveyor an. .ru =. -.
O. iS n Ts 9 Nc NoR SSRSG No WI
e.uA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM
~ SHIP COMPANY for NEW-ORLEANS, via HA-
VANA-The splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY, 1900
tuns John Leeds Commander will sail from the pier at
foot OF Wanen-st N R., on WEDNESDAY, June 8, at
o'clock p. NJ, precisely
RATES or PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEW-oRLEANs-NEw
ARRANGEMENT
Lenies SAIGON berths. '....''''...'.........EV
90 90 ...-.................. 10
40 %
Specie only taken freight to Havana
Freight taken 10 New Orleans al forty cents cubic foot
Shippers Of freight requested 20 supply themselves
with the Companys bills of la ing which may be had
plicaon at the office. No other form will be signed.
No bills OF ladng signed after the ship has sailed
For reg ht passage apply to NJ y. ROBERTS, No III
West-st cor Wsnen-st
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THOR PORT PHILIP AND SYDNEY,

AUSTRALIA l5th inst-The superior fast sailing brig
JOHN SCOTT Capt Baker, will have Immediate dispatch
for the above poi direct passengers only Is line vessel
witake 10 more freight than required for ballast and
pecied TO make the 90 100 dayA Immediate spp
cation necessary but limited number will be taken The
vessel is nearly new (only three years old and will but
few passengers and presents atoseher the most favorable
Opportunity OF reaching the newly discovered Gold region.
Apply 10 T. b. SUTTON, No. 81 Walist.
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THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited number Of thd-easa passengers win be tsksa
fto Phadelphia and Liverpool and found In provisions
From PhAdelphis Prom Liverpool. IS rrinesA
CerfcStes Of passage will be issued here 10 pes who
dsrous OF bringing their friends corresponding
Freight fine goods Sos per tun, and eosse goodA hard
ware &c, will be taken subject 70 agreement
Frstcsss steamships ply between Liverpool and 0a<ov,
Hayrs Rotterdam Leghou, Marsces and other Moditer'
ports by which goods can Be shipped TO Liverpool
and thence BY this hne To Philadelphia direct
An experienced Surgeon viii be carried on each snip
All scsds sent TO the agents In Philadelphia and Liverpool
will BE forwarded with economy and Dispatch
For freight passage, apply to
THOMAS RICHARDSON Philadelphia and New-Y ork.
RICHARDSON BROTHERS co, Liverpool
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NOR LIVERPOOL.-Unit States
II Mail steamship ARCTIC, Capt James C. Luce
his steamer will depart with the u s. Mails for Europe pod
berth at the foot of Canal-st No bsh secured till paid
for For freight passage having unequaed sccommods-
tons for clearance and comfort, apply to
tDW X COLLINsG co, No. S. waIl-st
The steamship BALTIC will succeed the ARCTIC and
sail June 20, 1882
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Rfmcra.s.

GEORGE CLAY, Surgeon Dentist, has
" renewed from No u uriyeratyplaee TO No Sc Chs
eApace, asA-st, between ynisersty place and 5thsv
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VERMONT VALLEY and CON-

Y MEETING RAILROADS.-Passenses and freight for
Burlington St. Johnsburg White Mountains Ogdsnsburgh
and Montreal and all intermediate towns via New Haven
ard Springfield Through tickets by Railroad at the Y.
and N H. Office IS Canalst, N. Y. Fregbs by steamer
Traveller, every day at PM, nom Peck-sip For psrts-
ulars apply TO y. HYDE AIT ia south'st. NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

STATES BOUNTY LAND
Sales BIZ Anrticn.

UCTlON SALE of PLANTS-From
the Nursery Of ID. Bell, of Broadway and 50th
81 choice selection of Roses and other fine plants TO be
sold by j. L. NANDEWATER, No. Ia Wall-st,
THURSDAY, June 5, at l0l o'clock.
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GUNNER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~ large and commodious steamer SANTA CLAUS, Capt
r. b. Clark will commence her regular route Saturday
10Th Of May leaving foot OF Chanbsrsst at Nj for Coz
Gems Dock Cornwall Newbugh landing at West Point,
Caldwers, Cold Springs. and FshkilL Returning will
leave Newburgh at s. NJ touching At above landings For
freight or passage apply board foot of ChambenA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

NOTICE.-The Office of JOHN A.
FLAMMER iste,v situated at the corner Of Broad
ny AID Amityst Is removed 70 his residence, No Isl
wst 18th between 7th and sth where business VIII
transacted as usual AL payments for Strattonport and
slAmuersharg lots must be made personally JOHN 4.
sAAMMER Ofice hours from 20 z. NJ.
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DEDUCTION of FARES BETWEEN

I'D EDUCTION OF FAKES BETWEEN
IN PHILADELPHIA and LIvERPO0L-The LIv.
ERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CO, 10
tend sailing then SteAmshp a. follows:
CITY OF MANCHESTER AIS Capt Robert Lsitcb.
CITY OF GLASGOW, l,6lo Capt William Wyis
FROM PHiIADEL PHIA
CITY OF MANCHESTER. Thursday, Junee
CITY or GLASGOW. Thursday, July
CITY OF kANcHESTER........ Thursday, July -
FROM LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF MANCHESTER ............w Wednesday, Mays
CITY OF GLASGOW ................ Wednesday, June
CITY OF MANCHESTER. Wednesday, June 80
RATES OF PASSAGE
PHILADELPHIA. LIVERPOOL.
Saloon in saE. sAooa 9osns
doubs IS -
forward .- IS hrrad ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
ar. CHARLES MUNDE'S WATER
A MEXICAN INCORPORATING IN
WATER CURE.
IIYDROPATHIC INSTITUTE.-Dr.

TRAIL receives patients at the commodious city
emit No Is Lsighst special department for the
mechanical and surgical treatment Of Female Diseases 10
der the charge Of Drs Trail and Horsetord-
The daily union., 1852-08-06

PROPOSALS for Carrying the Mails OF the United
ouisiana of'hs
September next, @ be decided By ,hs following day
Rooney i.ssts Sassss. Ssa Adams.
ds oe s ss soaxs nss nnns @ancSs
faqae%ias IbstSiie, Bayou coua, New River,
and Los.n an Msw . 81 4, gs sa5 M
Leave Wessiuls daily, except wednssday a.4,p.m,
A'ys New ssg Sos. ss & 3
pssa s msssSa s s O. psas ssi service
The Sunday going down. the Wednesday returning will
The by September
are %
no and s ,y for n1s me mot s
ed failures for violating the Office laws He alter
.donal stock made Change monS
pay viii made should ihe BE- greater ,hsn
s ] .s to e a.. and a.,
Of mile of the river during the contract The bids should be
easy Of They is
The Second M Asan, mt Ma Mail P,oposa
November and will be in the form tezcep 10 the
s:s '
Of he compensation proposed deemed too high
defer decision thereon until e bids bs submitted
in case ihe 18th March ne1
tracts IN mat case TO be executed sy he june next,
Forsa Of a Guarantee. tsH at
The undersigned -- guaranty that, 4 the bid OF - for
the mail 57 be accepted by the Postmaster Cen
era they the bel shall nio the
General 18th Novem
be next, with ateast good and sufficient surstes"
Dated -. (sgned)
Form Of Certificate.
aThe postmaster certifes he well
gaaranors properly
and sufficient and able make good
Dated -. tSignedJ
modification bid Of It's essential
bid received interfere with the
ular receiving bids
N. X. HALL Postmaster General
: PosT OrrIog EPaRrMEsT, July ~ 1882.
-w4w
The daily union., 1852-08-06

The Catholic portion OF the population were averse 10
joining the bonoss preparing for them but all was
thusasm among the Professionals
The rumors OF the appearance OF the potato ROT
not credited The crop, t was generally anticipated,
would be good Ht
ITALY.
Sixty persons had been arrested at Maniua, including
the Archbishop OF Rivera and six other clergymen, BY
Inc Austrian commissioner, suspicion oil holding no
eral views Count TamaTee Mosto, and other Doblemen,
had also been apprehended al Rome from the same cause
Tbe Risogimeno of Turin states that the civil mar
rage bill will doubtless pass the Chambers, nowlth
standing the address against il OF the Archbishop and
Bishop OF Piedmont
An earthquake occurred at Spezzia on the 18th.
Cotton in the beginning of the week had been quiet al
slight reduction, The sales averaging 200 bales per
diem until Wednesday, when the market uned hfger
tone, Large sales made that and the following
day s Id. advance, which the market closed very firm
The sales of the last three days have been as 900
bales and the sales OF the week $4,000 bales Of which
specolaors took 1880 bales and exporters 1910 bales
The imports OF the week were 1880 baes. of which
4s200 bales were American, The stock, exclusive OF
shp-board was 695 600 bales. The quotations are :
Fair Orleans, ed, mddIHgs 7-i6d; fair Mobile, sgd
middng. lrl6d; fair Bplands, SID dGiddfng 5ld The
market on Saturday opened actively and very firm The
sales Of the day were estimated At 10000 bales,
The daily union., 1852-08-06
By J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

l,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND IMPROVED REAL
" ESTATE, Capitol Hn ia the city Of Washington vr
of OF the District of Columbia fol
Washington county, made in the wherein John Skrvng
complainant and James crucheu deendan The subscriber
appointed by said Decree will Sell pubic
premises, Friday, the 9th day Of August O'Clock,
numbered 10y and 90 numbered
ded and eighty three, t6s the distinguished the
pa Of the city, with the which consist OF hand
dwelling, in
style, with great taste ahd !.
Terms One fifth of the purchase money be paid in
and the residue in instruments
payable twelve, eigheeh twenty months with
which deferred payments
shall give bonds security approved by the
until the full payment Of the pur-
and the racaion OF the sale by the II the
complied within
property risk
All eonveyancing at the expense Of the purchaser
A. AUSTIN SMITH, Trustee.
- = JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
July 29-3taw4wds Auctioneer.
The daily union., 1852-08-06
.lyersity OF Maryland.

University OF Maryland.
TINE @ Session will begin Thursday, October IA
i 1852, end the LIST of March, 1853.
Principles Practice Of Surgery Clinical Surgery, Nathan
X. smith, M u.
Chemistry Pharmacy, William f. A. Akin, M ID.
Principles Practice Of Medicine and Clinical Medicine, Sam
uel Chew NJ. o.
Anatomy and Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ. d.
Obstetrics, Richard H. Thomas, NJ. ID.
Medica Therapeutics, and Pathology George W. Men
berger, NJ, d. -
Practical Anatomy, Berwick D. Smith, NJ. d.
Fees the full course $40 dsnonsaiors fee, so matreua
ton, s. graduation. $40 s
purposes Of clinical instruction, the faculty have their
Baltimore tnhrmary' the with he Uni
ver Immediate neishbohood containing hundred and
beds belonging TO the University aud managed and at
faculty This devoted TO the
cepuon those OF disease which furnish the
and profitable subjects clinical observation An
addition be made during The summer which win mate
accommodations and advantages IL Is
school throughout the without fee.
Anatomical material cheap. Expenses OF living
IN baltimore low any Atlantic city. ~
ttE WILLIAM L. A. AKIN, M. D., Dean.
BAtTIMoRs, May Is, 1852.
July 21-2awtl5Oct
The daily union., 1852-08-06
Land for Sale In Eastern virginia.

DHE Undersigned being by from attending
10 tract OF land owned by him, has concluded offer 1t for
private sale This farm abou, so mites ffon Wiambufg IN
James CITY county In Williamsburg located hourisng
academies, and female,
In excellence by In the William and College
Afro IN this pacean Institution Of
assistant bishop OF the Virginia.
where distinguished have educated JEFF
on and other American Presidents Individuals dcsrous Of
eating children therefore,
in this vicinity Moreover,
York. Baltimore Richmond shortly regularly
wharf within miles this farm; aud
might be converted into lucrative market garden. II consists Of
woodland arabic land valuable meadow contains fine
springs and mill sreau and there abundance of mar The
whole 10 ISL
OF land miles this farm the Norfolk Beacon"
few days since gentleman who the proprietor Of
York river offered 5000 for 40 u and aud refused
The invention Of the person who wished TO make the purchase
establish vegetable gsrden,' sc.
"THR VEGETABLE LOWER NIReIgfA.-We take from
Norfolk following Statistics kc 'Thc steamship
Roanoke yesterday
Nook 81 barrels OF cherries and G barrels Of The
Baltimore boats, for each 200
peas IL estimated half million Of
will be realized the by the shipment OF early
vegetables from this por.' ~ Richmond Enquirer.
wishing purchase with under
signed, Mt Williamsburg, Virginia.
July 22-lawi5t John NJ. GAIT, NJ d.