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From Oregon.

OsE WgEK LaTEs The mail steamer Columbia arrived
at San Prancico the 9th ut from the mouth Of Co
umbia river bringing weeks later The mining
and political intelligence il rather important
The mines of Yreka- Jacksonville and Winchester
yielding well and large quantity Of gold being taken
out at this The Times Of Portland has news from
these places TO the 18th.
Larger preparations being made for mining than
heretofore There supposed to be 1900
gagged in the different locations mining Provisions wefo
getting plenty. with gradual reduction in prices
The general health the miurrs Is good Durine the
flood Rogue river. party Of drowned
while Issndthe water having overdowed ~ and
they The enly Of those reported ososDs
Palmer. ~
The Democratic Central Committee have isus4 noeees
for meeting to be held in April next This exp1ans ths
| object of the affair:
In order to promote the unsniTnity OF action whis
should exist in the democracy Of the Territory Of OyeUon
and for the furtherance Of the future harmony and
| cess Of democratic principles and partly
The barks Louisiana and Naunkesg are takfng =
cargo of lumber at this place. and will be ready TO -
/ next week
VANCOUVER PuaET sousD.-0ur advices from Puget
Sound to the 18th Of which date we have the CoiU
bian
| The IL D. NJ Co.'S ship vaneouvee recently arrived at
Victoria yancouvers Island with steam engines fox
grst and mills which understand are in process q
erection on the Island
The British brig Mary Bare, Of Vsncouver's Island,
brought Puyets Sound considerable quantity of hour
| which is now selling at $40 per barrel
IIaIsRA TIox-we learn from Captain Mowitt, Of the
brig Mary Dare that the ship Norman Morrison arrived
at Victoria Yancouvers Island the 10th Of January
last 140 days from Loudon, with 16o opsssengerscomps
/ ing some twenty five families.
The weather at Olympia connues clear cool and plea
SAINT atordug excellent unity for cur farmers TO
| get in their crops of wheat oats,etc.
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VN7ARREN Stages CHOICE SUGAR.

W. CURED HAMs,Ths attention Of the trade and eonsume
generally invited this choice celebrated brand
Hams In their merits to be upon well kept table in
the land there is not and cannot be a question
In the place. Be fed PORK
phou erceJon No still pork the Warehouse and
sold under the brand This 10 principle the selection Of the
Green Meat which operate the curing far as the
these Hams adopted by other House in the
world And of ohoud bis process Of curing be only equal to 9TH
ers-woud insure these Hams the superiority.
ScondThe Cure entirely distinct from that Of
other brand is attended with the large and
is the result of experience
the style which they they have compe
yellow sencid then
comraned by elaborate directions for cooking the Ham for M nost
proved dhes then beautiful engraved
For tenderness ucynes deay favor and
thing constitute the best Ham, they unsupessed and
thought UNEUALED brand Hams market in
the world
Of these found al the Agents.
mh7 KIDDER Magazine street.
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OUACHITd RIVER.

viii leave TUESDAY. March 49, at o'elockpN.
LNOR ARKADELPHIA, CAMDEN, 49, -
u SALINE RIVER, FARMERyILE, and all l6}&Eza1tt3 -
inism mediate points ouchita.-Rsguar ouohian
light drangh passenger FlAN n
KEELING, Captain Koun will leave above. Fer freight
passage, apply board or 20
MCDOWELL, JR., BELL. 10 PoyiIas street.
u Saline, gaHsrhs and Bayou Rfrthoenev rfEai
a lss asa.A ai lhs Bayou. akN
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Ohio Fire and Marine Insurance Co

pAvID FAYE, President. J. H. BUCHANAN, Secretary.
the protection Of s poee prepared FIRE AND
RIVER RISKS ON THE MOST II TERMS M thsu Branch
Oe, No. 81 Common street. csmp Whites Bsakns
House ssso.ssna a. l0N 4. g. FisIias, Asrasy. jsa II
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washington, Anstss, George Raynes st. Patrick, Har-
yard, Nspoieon Petres, Northern Light, Trade Wind,
The steam propeller Mouums.ta City ssilea for sgd
neg, View South Wales on the 10th with two hundred
The steamer New Orleans follows On t1s s&b w.,.b
The splendid clipper Trade Wind On ths IN Of Decsm-
ber caught fire bew en decks orisnanx from a. aal-
e After eight hours Of bard aboc Il extin1ushsd
with but trng damage to puross n msrcbaudiss
in the vicinity Of the fire.
MoRrALuY on sHpsosao.-featkg y Pnpx.s etc The
community Of San Francisco have been exeitsd Of ats
By the mortality aboard steamers recently ax1vsa Hbn
Panama. The Golden Gate lost twentytbsas Of hIns-
seDzers from yellow fever and the Winfield ecott 10y
"a fortyone from the same disease The dissass sttnsd
its full virulence er leaving Psnama No cases hsss
occurred in San Francisco.
The Panama Star Of the 18th instant claims that Ne
health Of that place good but other Of nmA
tion do not seem warrant the fact The Star says
We have much satisfaction in announcing to read
e that every vegtge Of the yellow fever and cholera has
| dsappeared from Panama, there havisg been no nsw
cases reported Of either Of these diseases for
/ three weeksD
Tho following list Of trahs on the steamship VIM
fed scott and Golden Cato hsir recent voyages from
| Panama to San Frsncisco:
4 DEATss OF THE WtsnEED scorr--Ay Nancy and z
Austin, of NewYork James Mecelian, of ono. ~ John
Mass; Enoeh Leighton Maine; shield. Penn n mi
| er and Concklin, Of New York; Mrs James couvsv
weth.reT do Miss VI McCourtnsy No; Msssnsst q
Heath, Mas; Thomas Foster, Ohio George Bech1lor
Mas aspTy g,o ri sSsrss sa.a s.sl %
sloan Iowa; B Parker, Mass; Hotchkss, NewYork;
John Everhart, Ohio; II Cockeran. Ala; Samuel Perry
| Mass; Samuel Phillips, NewYork George Thorudyke
Michigan; James Finly, Nd; Ashley Werdsr NswYmt;
| p Townsend Ind; g W Jones' Maine; James 3 Rsad
obio Nicholas Smith, Wsconsin; Eli Perkins, SswFUk
1 and Of the crew
DEATHS JHE GotDEN GATE.-Eeh Q, Alfred Living.
.ten, Bs.trop La: duncan Murphy MobiIs Ala J.eoa
Iiarsen EIcottville. Nj. 10, VIM Hamilton, Of San
tffanciscp Hevaid; Henry Drake, BrookGa1& Ohio; n
jodbaum Pole Mrs Sarnh Hayne, Lowudesboro, Klip
II VIM Hayne husband do; Alfred Reader, Broohassd
ohio. II Edward speers Jersey,City; Leering,
10 Addison Howe, Sksneateles Y; Mr. Williams, -
| Burton Dubuque Iowa. IA, Miss Ann Mines, Ireland
| I.athrop Parks Whitestone, York; Conrad Hooss
Germany. 15-Nrs Orrin VI Perkins, South wick; Anto
MIA AnseIlo Italian Is Miss Nancy Perkins, South
wick Mass 1s Jean Psptste BoaIlisrd st. Louis. II
| Jeremiah Madegan, Roote. Montgomery county, New
York. 1s, Lewis 0glin. Germany.
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CrOCkery, China and GiasssCGS'
nR FELL g. co "a Common street, CSf

New0rleans, Importers and Dealers, Wholesale and "
s Retail ihMrs Plate Plated snd sIsnn> cAsToRs GASpLE
~ Ge'is viii se of.,sd 81 low prs y
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prepared furnish the above Flour
family steamboats, vessels for exportaton
Propreto OF Hotels will find this very desirable article
where Flour peculiarly prepared with
culinary salt requiring only cold milk to mix the dough for
baking No adulieration used is preparation
~ For particulars, see bill on barr Is or packages,
property this Flour shipped
retain its purity II has been known sweet and
free from insects for eighteen months.
mhs l. CHANDLER, 80 Fulton street.
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H.ILw CONFECTIONERY STORE. Mholssal

Al lIh SO1t LOlto4NLhI HIOIIJ, W uulcoulc
Y ana Re al. CORNER sTu9r, uDDFELtcNys, HALL.-The
sap.TibeF will MONDAI fecsmbe 40 WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL CONFECTIONERY Store, AND LADIES' SALOON, at
the Camp s..cS uadr The Odd Fellows Hail.
A slsrge stock such Goods usually kept
line, and M merchants and country orders for
CANDIES, NUis FRUITS, LIQUORS, WINES coRpIl ETC., at
wholesale.
Families Balls Parties supplied at short notice with CAKES
CANDY, ICE CREAMS, etc., in superior style,
have connected with my Conactionery SALOON LADIES'
and will furnish COFFEE CHOCOLATE TEA MLk SODA, ICE
| CREAM, etc.
engaged the Confectionery business in the cities Of
Baltimore and Vksburg for the last twenty-five haer myself
that long experience and efforts please will share of
public patronage, Nj. ROGAN. deca
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REGULAR Packets.

EOR BILOXI ANB LYNCHBURG
ns spF cF9 FE
ar ssd asS s or P
s %ae r r' s. s % StsiS % RI IS. s,s % y s c
ruEsp17s H0' & Carr Fss sgDfaSs 'si a
gSTEsB 5sT5SBAfs g.: ss EyFSSs
Fare Lynchbnrs Blor intermediate landings ~
fsss; = s.s:iv:S
q Monssys and wsdas.isy: $50 ..sr
iahgs r. .GEDDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
EoRMOBILE.-Daily .. 8. Mail sfEA
s.:sss .:ss. fESRS es Cps
a sts Cay. s. a nd d. M .
.ss. @ z: 81 4 s sy. ss i, WI "
s he ar s;Sppns q r,'su On Wednesdays
Fs., Bay s. heai' Pass Christian and fa''as'aa must
Mobile win ,!,. 81. ssss q tn:
n f.
NOR PLAQUEMINES. - Regular
master. make ,se trade ssv
MoSDAY. freight apply board
EOR LAFOURCHE. = Coast and ~A
:T ;S; S;fSH Asss4 &C.,
as;s sSss i street.
EOR WABASH RIvER-New Or.
rsi s1S %ss':s slss Silks f; Il:
Capt L. c. Coolidge, will regular PACKET during the
IB- For freight or passage, apply On board. Jan
YgyO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and -
"a: H. sss Sssa saS' s si
STEAMBOAT AGENCY his account and will conhne hns
exclusively such In thus presenting himself before HI
the public he that his osg while tn
employ others in the business with his determination
his whole personal the with hi
with shippers that be secure liberal patron
respectfully made to
| Messrs. WATERS CAMDEN CO., New Orleans.
| STONE d wALwoRTH,
1 BRIDGE q BRO.
| WHITE BUCHANAN,
| Captain GEO W. CABLE, steamer I. NJ. Kennet.
| W. W. BAKER, Delsware.
| r. NJ. HUNTER, Ambassador.
ianlI j. j. ctILl Office 20 Poyiras street New Orleans
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EOR CADIZ-Passage Only The A l IN
L stsaing AmeIcan .hip WM sTuRGls. Capt John &A
ssiohs oay having saPsIoI sppy a
~ csgtsa o. beard 1sp. WHITNEY co, " cAap street,
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ICE-ICE-ICE.

ICE! ICE!-J. STAFFORD Co. Wholesale and
ICE Eysan Fields opposite the
side; 1853 Old Ivee street,
No. IA 1choupouas No New Leyee No 50 New evee
street. Tchoupousa street. Lsvse
Ninth and Harmony tre Fourth Dis
rici tsnl Ives
ECE-ICE-J STAFFORD g. CO., wholesale
deaie+s ICE 0aice. New Levee. EewO Orleans d-e27
ECE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
May, sale by P. VIII NEY CO, 81 Camp mh24
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NEW ORLEANS EMIaRANT AND II

nv LW OltHEzt1D 1IIH1V WITT ,{y&I
REMITTANCE OFFICG-The undsrsigued, at his old Rx
sssbshed ONCE continues accommodate persons "a,
emitting their England Ireland Soonnd viva
sterling sight draugh payable post town in the
an ~ sunni suit s sih - p
Parties living distance addrssssg paid) V
al0 John TOOLE. Bank Place.
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EOR BALTIMORE-Regnlar Line Of ~
PaketsAn fist sailing vessel to ready to re Mk
freight for the above port For terms apply to ga -,
GEO. W. HfNSON- 80 lamp street.
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BALTIMORE,

EOR BALTIMORE.-The fast sail ~
DIDO, Capt Small is loading for the xxe
port, and will have early dispatch For freight
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DORTER, ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
IL bottles, barrels casks for sale, Wholesale retail by
jane4 II l.. II. HEDGES d Co.. % Grav-r street.
ALLSOPPS' INDIA PALE ALE.
THIS ALE valuable proper
e entirely auean and composed only ol Hops
Malt Water brewei SAMUEL ALLSoPP SON.
the fst time the South offered for sale
by tian2l lyl R. H. Chiffon Importer 81 Gravie street
G>HOICE WINES AND LIQUORS-BRAN-
of the vintage Of i7ss 1885, io2 and 1905 Co.
ota Dupuy aud other brands Of various
and qualities.
WfNEso Reserve Pahstnho South Side aud East India Ma
Dad Gordon and Harmony NeIhew's Sherry Old Port sd
Sparkling Bouzy, Fur Sery Hodsk
ether brands Of Champagne White Wine caret in casks and
easl, ell qualities.
Holland Gin Jamaica Scotch Iaah, Old Roanoke
Rye hsky Brandy Fruits und Fruis Juice Codals
description; Boker and Goliey Be everything
u WINES LIQUORS, which will be
D. jle .ernaa be found, for oash city paper.
910 easks PORTER and ALE in pints and quarts
a. SEWE.l. I. ANLUR is Roy a. street.
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EOR BALTIMORE. The fast sailing In
brig sEGUIN, James Due master having the great &
mart OF engaged board, will meet
with dispatch For balance freight, apply board
mills j. ii. ASHBRfDGE 4 co. 50 st. Charles street.
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PHiLdDELPHLA.

Tor PHILADELPHIA - Penrose & ,R
RentOas Line The we'll Lnov isst sAii.s chip CAL &S
ALLOW. port dispatch freight passage apply to
mh.6 J. II. ASHBRfDGE CO. s. ST. Charles street. ahas
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

THE session Of this institution will the LIST Of October
i and close tho 29th of June following .
The schools,
languages 2 modern languages; D. mathematics
comparative anatomy pin, soogy ard suIgey msral phi
osophy hetorc beiesetres, and political
Also Iectursshp Of special and edes,
and nonstaohip of anatomy This schools Of ancient
guages,
the school Of law adjunct
The including clotng bsok pocket
follows
Tuition three schools, @25 each SIS 90
Boarding, including diet, aud attendance
in three ins,aiments, in advance l2o 90
Room rent, occupying rooui, 50 each co
(Rens without the precincts something more
90
Washing, so fuel and light 30 90
sass 90
medicine charged
fee Of S. The The intermediate class OF
is 500, in senior class, e75. CESsNEK HARRISON,
g-2ap 4wcp Chairman
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10 oCR su uBsCRIBERs .

h NAME OF no pefson viii be entered books unes hS
psyanent oI ths subscription be advance. N s-
Distant subscribers money by letter. o.saxs
which wall be paid ny and all
transmission. E9..## @#.. ..# Is
The COUNTRY PAPER published hi XIV auri.x tss .cs
soas OF Congress, asd semi weekly during
Subscriptions period than year received Oh
proportonsd the above
ny fOsrMAsTERs authorized agents ana By
sending subscribers with
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with S2o enriosed WEEKLY
subscribers with So eneosed viii be emitted
they furnish u kSaiss.
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DARN FOR SALE, twelve miles frou asthma ton
bounded hal mi
railroad Besvie,
woodland year
clover timothy grass through
Of landis
kind work. being loan, clay subso holding all the
The land.
Improvements and house,
paos dinif and
stairs 70 feet 'front.' a shorter
outside Kitchen
we'll with pump
and yards shade
shrubbey around The house stable aud
,inged1 near
which led into the
sheds, shnred
young
pumt,
raspberry bushes wbeffy
The house stands
seigbboTbood house kitchen, adjoining
road with OF the best land aud
house, with 'front.' rooms
kitchen shade and sbnbk.y house,
house suitable a residence for
of the farm Also, good blacksmith shop
.'
Nearly Thousand dollars improving
the tasi IL would dairy
farm for supplying the Washington market. well
beautiful residence having railroad Wah
ngtop iin.cs day well baltimore city
which Richard
70 South Baltimore, Wm Bayey Pennsylvania
| washington. .. ...H." r i. 81
/ si-2aw3~U fIntl ..t. #. n.
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Gcorgstovn Classical histhe hena~t,c.I Acadesay.
N.a# w. d. STUART, Principal nt. feli sal i
TO s -idL in tAs nsueis " thoroughly ossr~t
. aSsstQats. ' t. "-.. t'-t 81
If designed this long avoabiy
me advanced classes Of college,
ordinary
embrace,
and
~ E.554 n
The Academy furnished with
trntion OF mathematics, natural philosophy
classes
The of
It's vicinity federal capital OF
youth. n# #. II ..a 0a#.1 ~
st.. TERMS A#s# Ha @0
Payable semi annualiyin adpanes. '.'
For tuition and board including fuel lights, washing, &c.
It yen So
For alone.
Fer tuition in French and drawing extra -...as aN..E
.#ts&. RsFEREsoEs. ..#t. =. ....ru. [
Col r. II. Smith, the Virginia Military
.. ..#., ..'... /.
Alexander n. H. Stuart, Siaunop, Va.
Hon John Lctcher Lexington, Va. ." ..'..a N.a.
MaJor d. H. Hin, Professor Washington Col
lege, Lexington, Va. gIaa (. "#tf eetf..a
Prof GeoIse +. Dabney, Richmond College, Va.
PurseT Samuei Forrest, u. 3. Navy
Capt Sch Eastman, U =. Army. .#.@ ,RA.
Col Lorenzo Thomas, IT, S. Army. ..s. #i G .a aa.Ht
Rev. David Caldwell, Georgetown d. q.
gives the Georseows Classical
graduate Virginia Military insrute
assistant Of mathematics DO confidence
say TO The patrons Of his academy that they will fsd Kim zeal
faithful
June l7--dkcu ..l SUPERINTENDENT
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RUGBY ACADEMY.

boarding school for young gentlemen, Washington city, ID. e.
THE
Monday, september 4 Circulars containing necessary
formation be had by addressing the principal, #
q. f. MORRISON.
The following list of officers employ
c. f. Morrison, principal professor
professor of ancient languages professors modern languages
assistant achsrs teacher musc teacher Of drawing
ing Of gymnasium. ."a.r. @ '.#.g
LEoTuKTRs; Thomas T. Everett A. NJ NJ. r.,
National Institute, and the History
he Of Columbia Professor Charles Gad
Insniule the Society Natural History District
Columbia; Professor William Chauncey Langdon H. member
Of the National institute.
REFERENCES w w. Cocoran, esq Washington, r. CT .Thos
Richie, Washington, D. c.; REV. Smith Pyne d.
d. C % A. Hall, esq, Washington, D. Il.
Page, u ~, Washington, D. C .Wn, selden, esq Washing
ID g. tLieu NJ. +. Maury Observatory; S. Chew. NJ
Md. Rev. Spencer, y. d., Eastern Shore, Md r. D.
Wilmer, Philadelphia Rev W. French, Washington D. c.
Rev w. Pinkney. Md "A q. Dayton, esq, Washington,
Capt G. Blake, u NJ; Hon. VIM Smith, Val .iion VIM
Ashe, N. CT &C. De Leon, s. q. .. r. g.a
Aug23-eodmdScp. . #t
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UniversIiy Of NIarylan

HE forty sixth annual session will begin Thursday, October
10, 1853, and the Is, of March, 1854 ..r. 4.
Principles and Practice nf Clinical Sugery-Nsthan
r.. Smith, NJ. d. T. A
Chemistry Pharmacy--Wm u. A. Aiken, NJ. ID.
Principles and Practice Of Medicine and Clinical Medcnessm
uel Chew, NJ. D.
Anatomy and Physology-Joseph Robsy, NJ. d.
Obsercs-Richari Ill. Thomas M. ID.
Maeria Medca Therapeutics and PathoosyGeorge w. Milen
berger, NJ. ID. 1.e.
Practical Anatomy-Derwick b Smith, NJ. ID.
Fees for the full course S9O dcmonsators fee Sl0 matculA
ton, S5; graduation, S2O.
For clinical faculty
mand Baltimore Inirma, beds.
University faculty,
open all maicuaes the throughout year
without
Anatomical material abundant cheap Expenses living
in Baltimore as low Atlantic city. ..#.s. -
WIN. L. A. AIKEN M. d.,
+ Aug 23-2awtl5thOct
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Drennon Springs, Henry county, Kentucky

DTennon Syrings Henry county, Kentucky. #,s. +.
n of this college
the second Monday ia September 1884, and tbs second
the hrst Monday in tho following February.
The faculty of The
cadets o
studies embraces the scientific The United States
Academy and thorough instructions In history English
and Greek and Latin Students sdmed
iect including civil engineering modern languages. book
kcepng with commercial and other branches their
Tho military feature Is introduced dnnse military
kno~iedse, but discipline, health, and physical develop
lnen
Charges for tuition, boarding. fuel lights, washing
attendance, and Of Furniture aud $40
addfcss
Smith, esq Louisville, Kentucky Johnson, 81
street. New Orleans, b. r. johnson, tendent.
Juiy 2i-2awcr2m + 4.
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ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY,

TIt1undTtd, FWsiFHd "
session will the i5h September. The
study esacrs ue usual English branches The Lsun,
and thoroofh OF
and
uanony illustrated by apparatus delivered to The students dn
ring the year E.@..4l.. Ii
Having facilities eompes order, and instructors
the faithful student
can h. thorough and fun and
cours. OF education .E eH&.
advance The modern So
quarter extra Circulars can be aars,nE ,he nn
dersigned. #F# t# n ps' nso'NElis
Aug 2oeod9t 5f.f e.# ..H IEt tUu sIu fnncipals
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National Medical College, washtngton.
THE Thirty
fourth Monday October, and connu. until March.

THE Thirty Annual Of Lectures viii
the fourth Monday October, and continue until March.
f" U9#g E
Thomas Miller, " D., Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
VIM r. Johnson, NJ D. Professor OF obstees and Diseases
Women and Children.
Rey d. Of Ma,eris Medca Therapeutic.
and Hygiene.
Fred May NJ Professor Of rrrpes asd Praetes Of
r..
Gradon Tyler, D. Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of
Ncdicine
King sone Professor Of Mcroscopa and Pathology
cal Anatomy .-.@9 ~
Lewis H. Steiner NJ ID, Professor OF Chemistry and Phamacy
Cbas. y. Fotce N. d., ProsNcior and Drmonsusfor
facilities the Of practical
ample. . .E4Egr A=s s.I
In The desks from which
regular given and the wards for clinical Instruction
M roof.
Tn. extensive additions suudns.
Of sick will .rssd the usefulness Of
the medical and surgical clinic.
expense full Of lectures s95
dsmonsaor. 10
Msucolsting fec payable ou'y onee) -......-t..
Admss,on to the Medical Surgical through
course without charge - -
ROBERT KING STONE, ~ d,
ean
ONCE and residence corner Of Y and tth streets
Aug l7-2awtNsv N u ..s. als4.. #. - r
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RIrTENHOTsE ACADEMY, ....4-.
Csrser ~ IA ssrt.t sAd indiana avsnH.., ~ 4.
az Ss'i ~. .s.ss%s re-. @ sc'3sss MscS sss.%'s x
the hrsnnirg o the Tuition from 4j s2 W ausre
payable In advance Circulars obtained applying The
principal =, ,h- bookstore OF WIN N. Morrison CO.
Aug9i-dawd o. g, WIGHT, Principal.
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NT MARF's HALL. for Young Ladies' Insttlu-
uon OF the Protestant Episcopal Church. Terrace
2JS North Eutaw Baltimore. t..#'IN 1 4
dus Of this schno win be resumed Monday September
5t It's oe aiion is The most favorable in the city,
highest ground and desirable quarter
erected last specially elegance
adptedness The
soardes received being limited and nearly filled early
application viii be required fall
viii be forwarded application tbs
BALTIMORE, Aug. l9, 1853 Aug I9-3taw4wcp