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CoTToN.-The CONSUMPTION of cotton
is estimated as follows: in 1896, go
millions OF pound weight; IN 1887, 6G2
millions; in 1898, M millions; in 1899
81! million; in 1910, S4l millions; in
1871, 7S5 millions; in 1912, SAG mil.
hons; in 1913, $40 millions; in 1S44
9l4 millions; in 1915, 1GA7 millions; in
iSlG, 1914 millions; in 1877, 500 mil.
lions; in 1913, 1868 millions; in lS49,
1920 millions; in 1880, 1882 millions
in !S5l, 1l75 millions; in 1882, l4Sl
millions. The consumption in Great
Britain in 1885 Is estimated at $50 mil
lion, in 1882 at ri3;ln the United State
IN 1896, 50 million; in 1892, 237 mil
liuI,S
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ia EssIGE SALE

~ PERSONAL pROPERTY.--The under
" signed will sell, at Public Sale, at his resi-
dcncc in Elkton, on
Saturdny, the 1911 Of .Norch, mert,
the following property, 10 wit: One Secretay, 3
Tables, mantle Clock, Looking lasses,
Settec and cushion, Wardrobe, Cupboard, about
40 yards of Carpctng, dozen Chars, ? oil
painted Window Shades, Bedstcads, cooking
Stove. besides other Household Furniture; about
200 lbs. dried beet, smoked hams and shoulders
OF superior qnaliy,a lot of fine lard one well
broke horse wears old, . drarborns, one new
sleigh. one set carriage harness. saddle and bri-
die, and one half Of all the fixtures in the
slaughter house occupied by the subscriber and
Jos. Wells. Sale TO commence al O'Clock, p.
M. Terms made known on the dav Of sale.
Feb 10 Is JACOB ENDRESS.
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FRA S'EE.E'S &aE.EI.

DN virtue ui' a ;i"r,cc ult the I.,n. Albert Con-
ID stable. Judge OF the Sixth Judicial Circui,
OF MARYLAND, She undersigned as Trustees will
Offer mt public Sale. al the House OF Joseph Nc
Mullen in The town of por, Drros, on
Wrdnsydny tie 23yd flag Of ,HarcA neat,
all that valuable property kuuwu as
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RAIL RoAps.-Between 1910 and 1850
Massachusetts constructed more than a
thousand miles Of rail road. Her pro-
perty was thereby augmented, in value
from $500, o7S,2 29 to T597,936, 995,
and her population increased from 1877,
600 to 99l, o7l.
During the same period New York
constructed nearly fifteen hundred miles
oirail roads; and her property was aug
mented from 5000, III 600 to $685.
sos, PIG; ard her popuIa ton increased
from 2,42S, 92l TO 5000, 022.
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n OF ice.

ALL perions indebted TO the subscriber are
requested to call and pay, and those whom he
may owe to present their bills between now
and the 18th Of March. JACOB ENDRESS
4 FEW Pieces Of Back Cioths and Cassi-
n mcrss "ptned this week at
Fcb.lS BRoEN L FoARp's.
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THE INDIAHs.-At the recent meeting
of the American Board of Missions, it
was stated that since 1889 the United
States had paid to the Indians in money
f35,27+.oT, in lands $7l,041,723,
making an aggregate Of 'HlO6, 100000.
TIE FRENCH AND nYs.c.--There are
in France l1,ol7 physicians, 1921
health officers, and 5,175 pharmaciens.
These give one medical attendant for
every 1910, and one pharmacien for
every 6,9lt OF the population. What
is singular is that the richer departments
have fewer doctors than the poorer.
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1.-The HScaa Esaiss sii2Gs,''
inc the tuh,n Of Port Deposit.

adjoining the tuh'n OF Port Deposit.
E-.rR The buildings consist Of a
GASiS LARGE STONE MILL for grisl
NS III: & aud grinding plaster and Two
sSg1aas .mt 80 STORY STONE DIV BILLING
- '"-N'"' Hon ST. Tie whole WATERFOWL
er isa FALL OF 30 FEET of which fall Of
20 feet only is now used for the CAST Mil.
Tho tract rnnto ms ob,ut
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PRrss1A.--According to the last Off
cial statement Of the various religious
confessions of the population Of Prussia,
the Catholics number 6,O63, 1856; the
Frotestants 9,9S7, 277; and Menoniies,
member of the Greek church, and Jews,
23i, 55l; together 1925, Since
this census, the population has increased
to within very few Of 100000.
[;-PENNY POSTAGE IN ENGLAND.-VVe
see it stated that the returns of the Gen
eral Post Office for the past year give
additional proof of the efficacy Of the
pemny postage system in every respect.
In 1889 the number of letters was 76,.
! 600, 900; in 1910, first year of the new
system. 1863, 100000; in 1915 the mum.
Der reached OIL 100000: in 1850, il
was 3l7,000,000 and in 1882 it had
increased TO $40 100000.
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ed Acres


of land and will be divided into lots and 50 sold
ildeSir"d. \ plot Of the survey will be exhib-
tied on the day Of the Sale o. can be seen before
that time napplIcari"n TO either of the UNDER
signed. This property is mast advanlageouSly
"'tnated for manufacturing business olali kinds.
1t lies within a few yards of the Susquehanna
river and has r'a lv access TO the markets of
Phia iclphla and Baltimore by water and Rail
Ruai.
TsGa GERMS OfGaEe
as prescribed by the decree require the payment
OF one third part OF the purchase money to be
male in Cash on the day of Sale, one thild in
nine months fran the day Of Sale and the resi-
due in eighteen months from the day OF sal":
The last two Instruments to bear interest from
the day ofSatc aud to be secured by the bond
or note OF the purchaser with security 10 be APP
proved by the Trustees.
Sale to Commence at 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
JOHN c. GROOME,
HENRY c. MACKALL.
JAMES T. MCCULLOUGH,
Elkton Feb. %, ;53. Trustees.
- Journal and Gazctt, Wilmington; Villa &c
Record and Republican, West Chester; Ian
caster Examiner: Daily Phila. Enquirer and
Public Ledger, thlla.; copy twice week till
sale and send bills 10 Trustees
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30 Cur srBscRIBERs 8

The Of peon viii h NJ on our bools unes s
payment Of the subs erption be made in advance.
Dan, lbseshess aoay ,ee III. po.,.xs OF
which be paid by u all by ourselves In m safe
Transmission. +. ..##4J .aH .zss-f. ~
The COUNTRY PAPER is Published weekly durnx ses
sions Of Congress- weekly da,ns sIa
Subscriptions period year roccivsa GA
terms pfoposuoned 10 the above annual I#4 l8
rosfMAsTERs sutbor % agents
sending DAILY subscribers, with $50 enclosed
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with 3ao WEEKLY
Subsebern, with Sio enclosed will be entitled copy
edition they furnish aaN#
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RELLsI BELLsi BELLs i--ihs subscribers manufacture
all ehusc factory str
school house, aud plantsuoa bells These
yokes wi uIpssabc They
can hs capp@r viii suiko In
place. which desirable after bell has been runr few y"ars
spng the clappet from resting
bell thoy poongng sound These bells msue.
ssd IN iron castings A. this
foundry found be
We give thai church bells break within
with ~t recAsl with
charge. The o a bells b wauA,sd keAsy aoo bells
sold fros ts foundry, which the best
of.r We Rssn soa aud sves medals
swarded from The various 's o' The he b TOR sos"ousnes.
purity Ms attention getting
chimes refer -s furnished by Our ionrd Il
few the Hudson Erie oans and railroads
nny t s the establishment Of ths
knd the United and has the arost assortment " hei
great despatch We refer to bells IN
Odd bells Isk.n n exchange for new ones
Levels, oompa.ses Ac constantly on hand Address .
A. MENEELYS SONs,
May ai--lyd&cp west 'Np, ~ y
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NT. MARH'S HALL, Ior Young Ladtss-sn institute
tion Of the Protestant Episcopal Hamilton Terrace No
2J5 North Euiaw Baltimore. sss' .'AF i
duties o. this school viii bs resumed Monday
sth It's location !. The most avoraLs 10 ss city, being
highest ground and desirable
were erected last specially elegance and
anptednes the The humber
boa'd-rs received being limited, and nearly up
application will be required.
will he forwarded application rector. IA . - Y 1900
BALr1Mo.., Aug. I9, 1853 Aug 10 3tawiycp .
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Western nIu t.ry In.tltute,

ta Drea"o~ Springs, Henry county, Kentucky. .., +.
THE first OF the COLLEGE cum
the second Monday September 1852 second
term on the frat Monday III The following February. w
The faculty consists of nine
bes of cadets The course
studies embraces the cienhc Of the Untd
Academy and thorough instructions history Euxi.h
aud the Creek and Latin Students
ect including civil languages,
keeping with commercial practice and other
ton. / r
Tho military feature introduced military
knowledge, but promote discipline health physical develop
Charges for tuition, boarding. fuel, lights, washing
van attendance arus 800 per term
Surgeons fes So For information address A. O.
Smith, Louisville kentucky Juhuson Maya xne
street. New Orleans or B H. johnson, superintendent.
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NbNy FALL GOODS JUST oPEyEE.--w would rs
Jeclfy puElic generally hnt
opening DIS rods,
nr every h.nvy goods and asa chfnp'.
which would invite .e neh
ton Of soek comr~-s IN part
folio wing Hag.a .
1874 Hamilton shecugs, a. Wsmsata, - fumbsrsrd snd
~ brsnts OF supsfnr shirtinEs
pieces nen Of Rieisrdsohs ovrhrs'ed
family brand warrsuted at pure iinen
50 pieces mcaisn while isnut warranted All WOOL
in fs, cicarvnss E
heavy asnsy ,sbc diaper, warranted all pure nen
ranging fton Is cents te 81 80
100 dozen is.r Jewels, assorted qualities and sire,
-. 80 d. InSs t,hlc nsptn-, very cheap
bale. a
III do me sod heavy "A sbestissv n 10 cents
do bats good gusiy, o waddng comforts, &c.
80 pairs blankets, rnfa ~ 50 ~ ~ 81
ro,ored Msrseiiies conut. pAoes, very fre 5hts
isds iss gents boys hose and hyH hose
comprising the Nest of b.siey f,und IN the
pi ties and w ut the marker pti.c~. wholesale
Attf
Tbe greater portion ~ goods ., purehased
snd eprcr,y eoiicit " al ~ my o. ms
named goods. ~ -. -.
H 4IN"sfa 3 a w ~. sHUsTER co,
1s 1hN~ seventh street. rnnsyie,-'s rvcn"e'
Aug ~ s-eoahw3uf
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PROPOSAL. for OH FOR I,sA,-A..u.s.. =.

gEsAseRr DKrAxrnEHT, EH III
.H Once Light house Board
.r1H lI 6epse,ater >, leSJ.
SEAlED PROPOSALS. will be- received Eica
- o'clock, Friday the 2Jd sappyinx
csIablsbMeD with thousand 0v)
gallons OF fe beA quality fall kressed sperm
be delivered alongside Booa
New York ciy, New Bedford, Edxnnown,
opon tbs cohact 20 bs specified in the bid la tight we'll
made casks suitable tr shipping oder before tbs
7t day Of October tl Nat e. H
In should
the appoiacd delivery
si liberty deliver the
ablment, and he shalt he ened therefor Within M
IRON the III such delivery u t~8 t' Z" 4l1
All The oil contracted
jeeed y The usual iess Of -pecc gravity anpnsssre ~
VIII hnpd by burning and by ch other b.
thought proper ne person @ persons y whon hs duty m.y
mpid temperature dU OF Fahrounut,
Bond department wn
required of the conditioned penalty h
The value Of the contract faithful rxecuil6n
The board under authority OF department. gh
reject bid though be the osss from ossr cesAsE
fsissFrss8
he bids must be placed envelope sealed and endorsed
g Proposals. fo and encOsed the
house Beard, Washington city. 5 M ha a6 ,4tiQb
by order Of the Light house BosId t aIusa AlR!a WGa
s.st9 Isl m THORNTON A. JENKINs,i
Sept i0-3awt23d Becretsfy. .
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Youmx Iadies' ln,titnt1, PntsGeId, Massachusetts,
.eIa##HE WELLINGTON ". TYLER, A. NJ,
+. D.. HOLMES hCSEW, u. D., Z e. E
AUGUSTA HOTEL,

sUsrsTA, oA.
SAMUEL c. WILSON Lessee aud Proprietor,
sagaied North 80 Of brood Street h'ss Doors WaS
Washlnlton Street, aer II HF#1
pUE fubscrber taken nse OF this hf-t css ho
give his undivided attention 10 IN. ACCOMMODATING" ~
efforts viii be directed W poe
Of "ppo'""y
with permanent transient onrd"s' /" ~e
throu,h travellers may his da'y ord'nss -.
The constan aim OF the updcfsignea VIII be 70 preserve
house, and add 10 ~ reputation aar =, uusoN
Avg p-d5tsSlawtlNov
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!, ANM FOR SALE, twelve miles rr",n washington,
railroad turnpike 10 Baltimore, bali
pcva cou'sining les acr's ~
meadow, large pan last year
with clover timothy and orchard through which run,
each ned Tue hnd Is
Kind being clay sphsoi holding Az be mnn"e
upon the land s-.,,. -. ..,,, 49,.
and four the hrst noo seven
bed rooms 70 long in front, and shorter
one In outside Kitchen, with room above i"r ser
the door ice house pou'
shade and sbondance o'
stable and hsyon sheds on
(shinged well aud near ih. stable oo"f
led the barn yards wrsnsry two stories
60 in the yard hinged roof some uit
plum pesc and grapes Act also Young
found In the country, aud
large garden with abun
bushes, and strawberry bed ruit &C
stands high ground, oyeron kng tue snupd
and healthy water esceieit ana hs'as
also house and kitchen, adjoining ue a
Of the bes land and some ir"t Ais"
with 'front.' seven rooms, ana ees'
lichen shade and sruhse around the house. near s
la suitable residence ios spau A" o'
o the farm. Also, good blacksmith shop wan Two hes
on the pike !, !.
Nearly thousand dollars have been laid on, 10 improving u,
prnnrrty years, II would make Ana garry aho
Srs tr supplying thu Washington market a. WEI,
country residence, having railroad conveyance 70
nrion ti'res day, welt rs TO baltimore cy
which viii be accommodating Apply
% sou,h BALTIMORE wm nayey, feunyvaa avenue
Aug as~ snwowf tint)
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RUGBY ACADEMY. .

II RUGBY ACADEMY. at&H4N
ou,ddss soams stie'"ss whfssfsn siy, d. C. =
THE seventh annual win
S.isen,be Cicaas ctataninS all necerssry
formation be had W sddresrinc the isineipa5
officers emplo ed 81 the
C. r. Morso principal pof.o VI msthemaiies and scenee
profssorr ~ modern angusge
saebsrs teacher Of mario teacher Of dsw'"s and paint
] II
LrorussRs; Thomas r. Everett A. M NJ, n member Of the
OF soce OF Ngiurai History of The Dis
OF socie OF Nsafa History OF t. District OF
Colunb,a Professor William C,.anesy Lsnsdn A. b. member
of he #a@rta4r44a L-.a#a
Rr,rRksoss.w W cotcoran, RIO wadunston D. Ci .rhas
Richic, Wsshinstos D C hksv auh fyne, D. d. Wash
O.; 10 A. Bsn " s.hinson, d. ci Caps Il a.
u. y. NJ Washington ~ Ct tWu reldent washing
Ton. b CT Lieut. NJ T. Man,y os."Is.ofy = Chew, n p,'
W,n,et w, frensh Was"'are'n, D. T. |;
Rev VI Pnkn-y Md, "A o. Daytos, asi'nsiou, d. g.
nlake n. = NJ; hon. VIM suti, Val fHon, Wan s.
A-l,., n C.; .C. DE Leon, s. q. .... r SIr-sv #
!. srxtrons .t@'.
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saE North Carolina ads. i ts4i
H#E ~ H#aasN 4a@ aFat TREAspxv Akrx wxr, "a
..n 1## EA5a #tF RaeRh, IN CD August ~ 1879.
SEAED PROPOSALS will be recevd in the cy Of New York,
anul O'clock Of the 3oh OF September for The
chase OF


until O'Clock, Of the 3Oth Of September The
chase OF 800
s5O0O00 .F n. h8s
OF bonds issued by the State Of North Caroina 4gH
These bonds will 1883,
thirty they will have attached
sir will b" payable the m days Of Jaiy and
January OF each 2g h aa&1 N ~ YafS38B u
Both aud principal will payable the Bank of
public in The city of New York, unless when purchaser
prefer 70 have theta made payable al the o Norlh Caro-
17ti s79tlff ts4tAlufs
There issued under the authority Of tho essre Of No
Carolina, cosrucuon North CnrJua railroad
addition 10 the faith Of the State all the stock held by
the ssd road and ue dividends said stock pledged
fOi ieir rrdempiion. s4tNf t 'tta 7fEV3ti
They will be issued 1000 $500, purchasers asy
prefer. 5's .a. j h 4. 'e - 4elt Ia g.g i
These bonds by
Parties bidding will please letters Pro
for North State Bonds the
YORK; directed Eoss.
street, New York. te ftttta+@ tt1tA ri ftf4% AfAft
The bids will be opened Bank Of Republic o'clock
the 30h prcsence Of O. b. La
president Of tbs said bank, J. r. David
freeman, md Others. 4#af4ffitgE
Successful
cepance their bids deposit In bank the their bids,
with the Gom the FIRST July the credit o(
The Treasurer OF the state Of North Carolina
This depos made either Bank Of the Rspubc New
York Bank Carolina,
Of Cape Fear, Raleigh, Nnrih Carolina IA hlo Ha1t
Persons wishing showing
the State, The indebtedness,
application This office, MessIs. Brown De- nosset -
/. ... ID. w. COUNTS, ~,
Public Treasurer of the State of Norfh CsIsiins
sep a-eodd .t va @ AtfNAtA3t
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NOW Opening n Splendid Assortment Of Fail s"d
~ winter goods ~ every variety will the
fsvus shln
lO pieces chs,
syry va'eiy uf qua ies tn The choice
lotni Ian colers. which very desirable
pieces nhwooi nselh.s Ia hlnr green, pink salmon,
pieces prntsd
very beautiful q #n =
pieces very fne Persian cloths, rich STYLES
colorvd French hannels, chia.nis
100 printed nonssenes, mt 20, 25 and al
new-sple piaids IN the lot
100 pi.crs prints suitable children aud
warranted peri. city fast eoiors
20 pieces rich fall uinxhams, ZONE very bright
CARrETIN6a
We haye Just received desirable sylss Of three
ply and irers,n rarpergs
In !, Dis,fics. s..#s&...F " s..FE
Also English plaid carpets suitable for bas and dining
bss. srd variety Of
rcod which offer ch.sp Cor cash
or o very puncusi customers - =. -
MT - Seventh street, Penrsylvsnia sv-rue.
Aug pe-porh wJdf
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Important Annoance mcnt 10 Cupi t.As.,.,

HE terms Of the sale OF the Hygeia Hotel, Point
Comor not having been complied with by the purchaser
has scen hgreed by all the parties ntee5ed offer
pabIic auction Wednesday,
10 the highest bidder -
This sale embraces The whole establishment, furniture
longing me hotel and AL the gbta and privileges anywise
longing the present FtGAi oGt - "HHE lu0tI
The celebrity great ,csori rem
def lengthy DESCRIPTION
Tor aie feel well assured selling
the Investment Of their funds w
Au inventory Of The furniture may day OF sale
the Office, lime sooner, desired. a3 s = E
lhe One-ilusd
residue IN Two equal annual payments Of and
bon Tor the deferred pynrn 70 be sssscto secured
interest 1r0n the N Dtf tftN nNE y,
sale 10 At ~ oelook. 4issia y
Sept 5-eodtJdA Acp 1iH5tfd 8 f A3ihAlsa1 tNtt@-
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National Medical College, w~shin9to.-
rrE Thirty of Lectures ~
fourth Monday ucubsr, and continue unui March
.#H HEs s.. .#== vAoulrr. E..a Esst.. u
". Professor Anatomy and fbssoiosy
VIM. r. Johnson ~ u Professor OF Obstetrics and Dscasss
Women an Children ME
Joshua Riley D. Professor of Mssa Meaes, Therapeutics
and Uyriens.
Joha fred May, Professor Principle. and Practice Of
Tyler N. D., Professor Of Pathology aud Practice Of
Medicine. ,.5
Robart King stone D. Professor Of Mcoscopal and Pathology
cal Anatomy.
NJ D., Professor of Chemistry aud Pharmacy.
y. Force, NJ. n. rr,s~ctor and Dcmonstra'or.
The facilities prosecution Of practical anatomy are
ample.
in Europe the de ss from which the
and the for clinical instruction
under he raui,
additions the budng- the lac, session for
OF the sick will greatly extend the sulness Of
he medical and surgical einie.sE
by 10
Naucoiating fee (payabe only oucel
Graduating expense -
Admission the Medical and Surgical Clinic through the whole
without charge g- i ...-.. -..
ROBERT KING STONE, ~ D.,
Dean Faculty,
oflco and residence OF Z and lsth -'roots
Aun
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MEDICAL prrAnrAtNr.

prrAnTAtNfs
Ninth sircef, beLow L,etnf Phiadeirhta
m ,.,,s ~, The session will Monday
c,sor ION and be without intemsson, until the
~ . March .peuipg - If4
Tbc Tcnl IL constituted ~ follower ..U.
p,ei.l., and Practice Medicine, by William Dasch NJ ID.
o,.ttcs and Children; by John Wilt
bank, ~. ~ :,
Msa Therapeutics y Henry Ps'icrsnr,M NJ w.
Principles Practice % surssyi DAVID Gilbert, NJ D.
Medical siry and phsmecyi by John j. kcesc NJ d.
by ., a. tnen, NJ. u. aft
Institute uf Medicine by FtaBcis q. Smith, NJ, D. X
Wm. n Gshrcht, NJ. ~, Demonstrator Of a somy F
Medicine aud surgery, Al the College Ny
Dairsch and Gilbert and sso at TIE fen bos
pa By tie Physcans and suffsons ~ rot inrtun
tho ar furnished sre0hdceprse studens ~ NE
will be hsd snfF ~ "src'
Fees Msucuiauon (paid onyJ sSi 10 raeh r'''''
elS; era duAion, $50. A., 81.
INA Dissrcting viii be opened In sep,smos' " ~
- '" '-' " IOilN J. REESE, VI D., - .H
) RsgIfar
Ga, tqllt.,.. No. Ia soph Ninth -.
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BYRO BERT A h III KoNG.
& NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1854.

+hr4lF.4. NAVY DEPARTMENT,
HxrssY Of Plorisions aud Ctoi.iags Asgun 20, 1898
CxEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals ioi beei,
- ard Psopo~as for Pork" as The case may DC, wn
h. - - iyed nj bs office until Ia o'clock m on S8oaday
ths 2,h day OF September next for furnishing ana de
ivsr,ns free Of ali rick 10 ths United States
Five thousand -four hundred barrels oil navy oee' ana
foas thousand eight hundred barrels OF navy pork. .
Each barrel 10 contain not less than Two hundred
ponX net weigh, of beef pork no excess OF weight
IN Aaf uFtce will be paid for TO be delivered al Inc
respective navy, ards, as follows: stf
psiciti&s VT Baiys Bs.f Barsis Pork,
a, 0hs ,sa ,is.iosn y Mas. JsS tW zS 10
Al Oo.port, Va ~ t.- 100 49, l.2U
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1rrp e... t.., rec.,vcd a assortment "s goods,
" p,.,a sts bck figured sss plain silks, plaid raw
sik
p,.,d "a 6rur-d dFrencl nnusselines de lsine
bomb French mefinos- Enaish GO
Al wNttf -
t,cnch English 9nfiams lrish lnens srhs
,hreita table dansasse jspcrs
E. st,pe awf-,f woo'es eNa~l~ ~.
sashrne s,lswi- u nd nu1
flo,'s, cassirner-, v.st,ngs
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-17

THE frty SIKH session viii bcsn Tas,day October
/ IA s,3 NJ on lr Of March, 1854
Pncpe nf Surgery and Clinical surge-Nahan
r. Smith, NJ. 10.
cb.misirY and pharmacy-Wm y, A. Aiken, NJ. D.
Prnces Practice Of Medicine ana cnlen Moucihe-Ssn
uei Chew, NJ. ~
Anatomy and Pbysiology-Joseph Robcy, NJ. D.
Obsteucs-Richard N Thomas, NJ ID ..a.
Msrr,is Medcn, Thespcutes and Paho'op W. 'e
berger, NJ u. :.
Practical Anatomy-Berwick ~ smin, W. ",
500 demonstrators ice, SlVs moucua-
iion s5, graduation, s3J -, -. :. al. -.
soo s baltimore confirming 900 beds tseongsto 70 e
and IL managed attended entirely Wy the faculty
open naculates OF tie school throughout s year
without Tee. 49,
ca material and claap Expenses OF living
70 b'''"0'e 's 70" 's any wa r. A. AIKEN, NJ. o.,
a,r o. e,,vus,oct Dean