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SPKlNs. >TOCK FOR ss52.-HOyD

> " BROTHtR. MIN SIrca. Lyuchbng, Pa-
lmlnltrr- nj { Ill Ma aud EARTH ENNARE and Deal
rs in en-. BrcSscd and pam Glass " ARE. LoohtHg
GlaSmS GtandoicS. Ptatsd ami Brit aqia Ware, Wait
Casto's Sc; now in receipt of their Spring
supply of Domestic and Foreign Goods of their own
lmportetion-ahich embraces every article usual,
found in such Embellishments, Our Stock is of the
nrgcst offered in this market and having been
fully selected and bought on the most favorable terms.
we are determined be undefsold by any House
in the country either North or South Merchants and
others wanting anything this linz would do well L,
caland "xnminr Stock and before purchasing
ese"herc-teclirg confident We plensc all in style
quality aud price of Goods. The Ladies' particular
ly invited tn call and examine our Stock.
nnrch 2g-ts
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RICHMOND.
.-..,l,. srEAnsiiIP COMPA- =

49, Use o. sfEAMBks-Pe''sg' =
,ad I,,ss.tt RI Aorfok. far fhslaaePriea -.
K,,l-Tte n. arl.hips Pennsylvania - \ s.l,'
80 Ki,yieia Cant Teal sill on hHa h,'s' p.,..5
II Ill further notice commenting win W.
-, -. n 5I,r,rd alternately every wednesday
far PHILADELPHIA. aid returning leave i''''''
~ n,,'-a i'll be- given. every TIP, IN Oh Tue ''''
.s,er.. Of IL. hour at .heir -atng. iii.
HI s,ae4.lt,~ have been built eaff'-''! ~ -,
III ,e beautifully hlfed up for The acc"'iiV
: .s,.,,srs eel fit rHte tublcs, hnd every "i
I'D "a n lfr eurilt+ aud sairty. / neN ~
Ii viii frbnci-'- patent Mrtaiie Lille D''is.
,, c,,. i and prompt attention i"I"''o 's
I.se,y ,f s.,aaIs lu addition 10 tie a""'e ~
...l.r. ve nave nude arrnne"m hts T.
fp,rd pas-eugei- fhroughto Ne" l"ih Oy -
b,,,. tbelf, ,ferine The pubiic e" orP"lo"
eIare offered at the some price, OF 'l,"ilt
s,,Ie Delaware, uul visiting TINT model q ' p'''
.lpain. IT,, Cabin md
Pn.-'g' ihf9as" 10 g. on
pa9.aec through 10 Philadelphia, do NV ~"
do do do Second do ""
Eur freight or pu--nge. apply 10
no. RANKIN, AoT.. corner % water ST.
LEVI ELDRlDGE, GEs'L Ao'f,
M Z North wharyes. Phlla
y B-Sh,pprrs will pea-e bear IN mhd' 'hul wv
,r. leors arm JVedaesday and dae notice Will al
INNS. be gwen is to the hour OF siiling
T, I,.co carried through to NewYork. at 2Oe.' To-
-, f., zoe = box aad all other goods 10 proper
. / r ...z.;;,,
Transportation to be made in superior aud Ls'.a'
teamor-.
my 5.-dts -
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eAn GIkUSS OF sIctE Fehs--Among
sOO others, are
The Genuine Ailata Fen
Self Supply do
Reservoir 40
(.illott's celebr5icd 303 do, extra fine
Sprine bark eeistcred points
Superior Tufonc Pen. Re- &C.
Among the above, are Pens OF the latest importa.
~ from new dies aud the best style and quality ibo,
.,, he found. Prize 25c.. To 81 IS u gross
Please Gull aud examine the above. at South End
bookstore c MORSE.
my % IS
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WINDOW GEASS.-3OO boxes English
w French, and American Glass, hand, al
every size aud quality in general use, for sale low.
scpt3 GREGORY, ROYALL & SIMPSON.
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The5c vessc ~ 0l lie hrsl cIass, bnlIt IN IeCI
Of Baltimore expressly for this ade, and hive superb
ur accommodations tor passengers. They are com
nanded by experienced Cnptains, and qualified Tor the
They vii be towed up and down the river by steam
and may be relied To sail promptly as advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
orl will find tito their interest to ship 10y this line
it is the only rcguar line and freight will always be
taken the lowest and every effort will be mnde
by the agents in Richmond and New York. TO give salts
4,eon, unexpectedly ashland hope to succeed III OBJ
tanning full share OF patronage. Goods shipped by
lis line New York; will be forwarded free OF com
mission "a Ncw Orleans, Mobile Savannah, Charleston,
or any other port The vessels will be in Richmond
Il ,ekets in New DIRK at berth No. /, Coffee House
& AKn1l
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~ WI. aEOEEINS-Beg leave to call thrat
- tenton Of their customers and the public general
" TO their
Spring supply Of Groceries. &c.
consisting ~ part as to,ic7eS, Ui2.
25 hhdsP Il. Cuha and Sugar
do ST Croix do
30 boxes and bbls Lonf, crushd and pow'd do
IS bbls supr. clarified
Is hhds Cuba Molasses
5 do p K do superior
o bbls n O do -
81 bags Rio aud Laguru Coffee
30 do aud mats superior old Java do
30 tons Bar Iron, we'll assorted,
/ do Hoop and Band do
| do Bhstercd Steel
l do Cast and Shear do
$50 sides Sole Leather
Is do Upper do
50 doz Calf Skins, Baltimore Philadelphia
and French,
90 do Pink Lining do
10 do Sheep do
800 kegs cut Nails 3 to go dy
Is do wrought do
10 do Horse Shoes
. do Horse Shoe Nails
Is boxes supr Sperm Candles
30 do Adamantine do
90 do Hull & Sons patent do
40 do Tallow do
30 do Soap
10 do do extra emo
5000 lbs Cotton Yarn
bales OsnHhurgs, superior,
ALso-Indigo, Nader Alum and Copperas Pepper
Ginger Sr e Nutmegs. Mace. Cloves and Cinnamon,
Writing, Letter and Wrapping Paper Bed Cords and
Plough Lines; Domestcs, Cacoes, &c.&c. For sale
III the accommodating terms, exchanged for
country produce AMI 22-ts
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Terms.

The American publishers respectfully invite the
ton of therfellow citizens the merits of the abeve
works. feeling assured that will arise from their
Perusa without being convinced that they subserve the
best interests of popular intelligence, and add'n an
eminent degree, to the general happiness of the nation
by lmrnrtng to the public mind heuthiul stimulus for
high orderoi intellectual pleasure
Copies of all the above works can be seen On the
bes OF the VmGINfAN READING ROOM where subscrip'
tons will be received. sept 3-.dts
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.'18szSE. Nd NEW lOKk FAUhE 81 NE 1'tH 'I0077
Loe is composed Of the following Vessels ali owned u!
the city of Richmond and soHS from Ne~ York eet'g
t,,,r dams. viz
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large assortment OF Bibles, Prayer books, mud Hymn
book. for the d1uIcui Crchr--omc elcga, tly hound
IN Velvet and paper VI lee. A-o, some beautiful Pa
pieImHrhe po M aud writing decks. card cnses. pa.
per weights. other G,ncy articles. dec adds
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RUGBY ACADEMY.

E5adins school for soung gentlemen, Washington city, d. C.
THE seventh institution
Monday peinber sih. Circulars containing. nccetsay
formation can be had by addressing the principal,
G. Y. MORRISON.
The following list of officers cd In
r. Morrison principal of
professor Of ancient professors Of modern
teachers teacher OF of
ing m1ster of gymnasium.
LKcruR,Rs: homas r. Everett A. NJ, NJ n member
National intue the History
tci Of Columbia Professor Charles Gard member Of the National
Columbia Professor William Chsuncey Lsngdon, b. member
O National institute.
RgvEsKscgs w W. Corcoran WsshDeioo d. c.; .Tbos.
Richie esq Washington, d. C.; REV. Smith Pyne, D. Wash
ngon d. C N A. Hal, Washington, d. c. Capt +. ..
Page, u NJ Washingon, D. CT vm, 1cidcn, Washing
T.. Lieut. Nj. 4. Maury Observatory; 3. Chew, NJ ~
Rev. sp-ncer u. Esstem shore, Md. r.
Wilmer, Phadriph Rev w. French, Washinsisn, d. C.
REV w. Pinkpcy, Md "A o. Dayton, eco Washington, D.
Capt G. Rake, u 3. NJ; hon. Wm Smith, Va VIM
Ache, N. G. ) &c, DE Leon, 4. @.
Patrons.
kuSpa eodi ,JAc
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The reon entered toott unless s
payment o. he ipuoa be made IN advance.
sstss Of
paid ssaed By ourselves an IN sale
Transmission. UHuUa i1 HNn
COUNTRY pubshcd ui wsssiy dssiss the
Congress, ssd weekly turing sss at
period viii be received On
Q proportoaed 0 above assuai rates.
ny- PosTMAsTERs ssd BY
sending us Yryx DAILY subscrbers $50 enclosed
SEMI subscribers with S23 enros~d rvs W11ALx
subscribers with so eneicsed will be ennsd 10 oss copy % us
subscribers kvss ~
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u he undersigned has established an AGENCY in city
Washington Tor The prosecution of busness generally he vii
attend claim. the departments of the
m pensions arrears Of pay, any other unsetsd accounts s
into The validity of as Ia aid Of which nc w have eninsi teys
advice. q.
Ills particular attention viii be arising
outonay servcrs winch being himself the oan ores tbs
reoiuionl will eu,st his ympaes and receive his
the OF the old officers OF The revolution throughout
lhe country ana especially 70 those Of the MAsytAsD LIss
knowledge those Claims reader services paric
Of Congress alt October eO and
years tui pay by resolve OF 2ad March, lleJ
IL Is that business shall be ccnduc
The most liberal principles only reasonable aud just eorpsnsA
uon, be magnitude OF the claim aud The trouble s
having cashier Bank Of Washing
in this city and having subsequently discharged highly mporanS
himself that whs, The of long service viii enable
him 10 conduct with much advantage TO caians e
VIII receive liberal share OF iiid public patronage
All who conde the business 70 this may rely upon
strict attention and rigid accountability Tor COLLECTIONS
Postage 10 be paid on ali COMMUNICATIONS by mail. !
September, 1859. Twelfth St, Wash'nstoa
RKrEKEscEs;
John w. Marry. esq. Mayor of Washington. #a
General Waiter Jones, " ashingon.
CoIoaei Christopher hndrews, Washinson
W. W. Corcora ssq the banking house Of Corcoan Rigs
Commodore Charles Morris, Y; S; N, Washios.on.
Sommoao,s charles W. Skinner, u s. n, Wilmington asl
Commodore Joseph Smith, u g. ~, Washington E@EN
Capau George B. Blake IT, S. H. wn.h,nx,on. "s'"i atN
Richard Smith, cashier Of the Bank Of The Metropolis Wssh
William Gan'on csq, President Of the Bank Of Washington
Nn% n g. Wayn. nva o. s A. II a.hnslon Ha
hon. John A. nix New York. fm .as
Messs II. Il NJ Dart, New York. #H g#3
Mersrs Henrys, Smith, y Townsend, New York AZ 4E
Lewis I'mberlakc, esGY New York.
Il. q. 3. Key, esq, leoHardown, Maryland.
Charlie. Calvert esq R,versdae, Maryland.
And TO his fellow citizens OF Washington generally .g
Sept II -lawlmSeo EN
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ST. mAIY's HALL. for Young I.adiss-an Insti,u
yScstern NIL tsry Institute.

NE first term of the seventh annual session OF this college
the second Monday September 1852 tire
term the fret Monday in the foitowng February sE
The The
studies embraces the sccuuc of e United States Mnr
Academy and thorou gb history English ntuT
aud the Creek and Latin Students admitted
including civil engineering modern anuagc
practice branches their
The military FEATURE introduced merely cnuse military
knowledge bato promote discipline, heah and pkysiea develop
Charges tuition boarding. rooms fuel lights, washing
wants aendance and Of urn'ine and go
Sugeon' - For further sddfcss A. o.
Smith, Louisville Kentucky Smith Johnson, CT
street, New Orleans, D. r. johnson, superintendent
July 24-aaMcF.m --.-- ----
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Important announcement 10 C.pi,.Iist..

,TIE Of OF the Hygsa HOTEL Old
Conuu having been complied purchaser
has been agreed ny all The parties Interested 20 offer The entire
premises pbe auction Wednesday the 5h OF October
highest bidder.
This embraces the whole establishment the furniture be-
longing the hotel aud all the rights and privileges
longing TO the present owners
III. celebrity and advantages ftbs fashionable
der lengthy descrPson and Hose who offer IL
feel well assured selling they
Inducements be capitalists
the OF their fund.
inventory furniture tho OF sale,
the Office q any lime sooner, II desired.
third ef
residue in equal annual Of and
c srry from the of sale
Sale u o'cleck. As
.M#rH#=0 l=.#H jos. y. REyNoLDs
A, MEHAFFEY,
n. Z. woRsHAM
Sent 7--eodtddkcp
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ssAKs TRUSTEES.
III, Rev. WILuAs MEAps, n. D., President
Rev r. r. CAsrLKaAs, Vice President
WILLIAM KINNEY
TBosAs j. MicnIs. e
III FsAscIs 4, SrKisLrso, ~ ID
BKsJAaIs CkAwfsRp. .-..#.H.#5 I# ...
PIkk POWERS.
JAsGs Po.Srs.
N. X. TROUT, Secretary.
Rev. H. H. PHILLIrs, A. NJ, PnscipA.
Rev, J. q WHsAr. A. NJ, Vice Principal.
=. EsorLBRxcnr, Professor VI Music.
Mons :. Dx Rmzis, Professor of Langasgcr
THIS institution beautifully located in retired part Of 5aunsn
Virginia The buildings erected Ie46 by company Vi
senieasn ~ different this STATE cost ot .xeen iho
sand dollar ~h Of securing their daughters the
bst edncat advantages II u furnished III comfortable
sr and has excellent apparatus and weiseieecd library
Pehaps for aiuby of atmosphere OF refined society
and enjoys adran
The next session viii he oprnsd Sep cbe m The course Of study
extensive, and the The
The discipline and The result OF
experiences Of nearly quarcr ef a esntl,y .NIa
Board and the English ments Se5. No
extras, except for music, languages, sud drawing
Refer to The following patrons, H. H. ".
stuart d, r. T. sGbne, Judge L. r. Thompson LeesburaD T.
Ciagett, Burr Harrison, William
Dsbaey Goodwin esq akersburg
esq; MonsoeA T. CapeTton, Roanoke r. Taylor,
esq OrangeMnjor John Lee Washington, ID. CL Inge,
esq Alabama--Judge RcavIs
For circulars Ac, address the principal
S. ..gt + Fl. :" K
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THE fall session will the 18Th September The
study embraces Yrplh branches,
French snd
Lectures natural phiasophy, chemi-rry and
delivered udrnis
ring the year
H.virs fses cornpiete order and nstpc,or.
In thr poessier faithful
he ussoted thorough "socon and full and extensive
Of eduosion- .eaa.
Terms nd ui academic Of ten
The modern
Circulars be obtained by addressing the
d.rds-~d X. L. HkoSkETTs EE#I
Aug Principal.
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IN entry lands lying vishsn Aftesn miles or ths
Of the railroad urandol Mis.
stSppt, TO MontA Aonsry. In Aiabann.
behalf tie interests
OF the raroa Brandon Presi
United States has present.
iii the pleasure Congress be asceraed
public land aid constructing said rairoad public hands
within miles,
side Brandon and
OF land sale JACKSON and AucusTA in Mss
public private rny reque,) untfurtber
and been accord
the officers OF the districts aforesaid.
Tie Intended aove ORDER by diasrams fur
pihd land oiccr- Include c ianle sdvsr
offered augusta 10th and DeSaoYoits
2 Presidents proclamation OF AID Msy s; and
include tue lands districts directed LS
restored Irafe entry by ba notice tins ce uljoncd to
that procaton lying within The nionsd townships viz
Norfa Of the base line aud cast Of the CAoar meviiian
In the district, Mississippi TOWNSHIPS three four
five twelve thirteen, fourteen, hheeR
sixteen, seventeen, and eighteen. &N tlHtA "A
Nortaef tbs base ias and we Of the ST. Stephen" nseidiAn
In III. district, Alabama
hftcsn three, and
thirteen ave;
unsoid lands within which townships wheld
public sale, private entry, tas the may beD until further
notice.
Valid ptecmp,ion may,
ever he established and paid for heretofore. +A @ e
By order OF the President a#. .z9G@ fsIj
Gvea under hand ths General aad Once city Of ash
rgron, this nneiccnti day Of August 1853 - n
JOHN WILSON,
: mi r.
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CAMM FOR SALE, twelve miles from Wasbinxton,
Rals,mcve, hall mite
paitsv,is, containing lss ~
meadow, last
with clover, tshy and orchard ,bsh which un
besusfa ssch sed The land
Kind subsoi holding all the
put the land. fmE4-N
The ssd comfortable house, with two
rsrl"n, dstas four The h noaf
up piazza fopt, and shorter
~ih above fo
pump the door; ice bon~r pou
Apd yard shade and sbundspcc of
hrneb.ry stable and hsyoa SHEDS
both sdss (shiged pump the stable door,
from which led the rsnary stories
yasd fruit
- ssnss pear, plsm peach, grapes young
kss appae county,
pess auuss n~etsn~s ,ars. garden
Ths h'yN .auound
opsAfry perfectly
siioane
land,
house pssxsa cellar
i~aA~ shrukt~sy
asxs bouss, residence for sa
manager Aiso, good kscksm shop, with
Nearly laid in improving h
openy yeas. II would make hne dairy and
nayt supplying the Washington market well
h.& having railroad conveyance TO WISH
istssa tav day, ss Baltimore CITY
Richard rasn,
South Baltimore, Wm bsyey, Fenn'yivans avenue
Wsshinsoh.
a-IfU
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On p streef, betreen Tr,yfh ard Th'rtserfh.
THE duties OF hi. n,inaton viii resumed Thursday The
18th cf whc, nne thcu pupils are trrnesed 10
ppncus in attendance In order to promote speedy "KahAnon
eI+ a.H.fr f.It &
,ns i,nrove lately made 70 heif
vy apsbe u,e principals 70 oef Increased
sdvshtasos and facilities their pupils
accommodation o.
II bosdns pupils I-d everything povia~d ts nwf-
hor- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eh~~s~s well ve~"ssA cssr~s~a ="
winter. ard bcir studyrcom
gn"d WITH ta~ and convenience haf csS ne desen
NO Pupi viii be admitted asfscy Seesence be gvsn
vt-udy. rrerttF t..s 80 ~
F1s rns Ac circasr. Seminary and At 'he
principal boekssorss q cv.
4 Aug H-dtl5shSep
q
Y"G e.~~sses -~a D.y sch~cs ~ shs ms.-~s r~v~iey
-" ~ seov~wd Ths~-usy 18th nj s~pe~hsr ut she
~ resss{vsria th ard tsh
Reierne~t ssv Smytb ry~e, IN
III QN.-AnAAnvM nsuIrII .sa X.
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he person awarded under former ad
popoas win be received until e aos day Of september
occsioned for keeping The said navigation Tree
i,e iaf The onsesi period. ls HH@ sta
The amount OF united not 70 exceed e sum VI
sIo0 900. A- ' i%t
thereby Tor specnrd pc
spccifysg which
said tmo not 10 be later tan The h
1855 number counting from sab
during which he binds himself 10 Keep Tue said nas
uou free from fait obstfucton, u,
good sneiies $4,000 conditioned for the
faithful Each bidder viii transmit at the
declaration signed by them that they VIII
his bond snrees above end aso e sen
resides md
aud above all their debts and iabi
tes No Lid ~" DC ehansu "h'eas spess pc CUM
piled with.
100000 appropriated tho above object
shall paid work Of removing The Tait advances follows
Of
ra has been removed the shall br inspected by officer
pointed Department. appear
will such proportion
s5oo0as the portion removed shall
shall be
whole work The remaining 900 paid equal
nu ,zlme' corresponding in number will, this nua.ber Of
OPEN which fact department Judge
Each hid be for the whole worktba is, removal Of
keeping open specified period.
separate proposals Tor PORTIONS OF considered.
The proposals. viii be addressed the marked
envelope, !" Proposals for removing Red river raA I"
The awarding
contract according to It's own Judgment OF the favorable bid
and responsible bidder. n.&Hu as1 s#E g#.
WaShngion D. C Cincinnati Gazcte, CINCINNATI Ohio Louis
vile Journal Louisville Ken,seky 81 Louis Republicans 81 Louis
Commercial Bulletin New Orleans BE Orleans
Gazette and fhrmocrat, Little Rock Akanas; Telegraph, Wash
inston, ArkaSsas N ). j. ALBERT,
July Is--d2c,saawr20sep lTs "I'" TT.t.''7 ".
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1854.


n. ~ NAVY UkPAkTMtNT,
Bweaa a@ P,"ois'ons and Clothing, Aagua 20, 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals for Beei, !"
~ and Piopossis Tor Pork" the may be- VIII
We received at This Office until l2 O'Clock Monday.
The 26lh day ol September next Tor furnishing and de-
lvering free Of all cost an risk to the United STATES
Five thousand four hundred barrels of navy beef and
four Thousand eight hundred barrels oil navy pork.
Each barrel 10 contain not less than two hundred
pounds net weight Of beef pork excess Of weight
in either article will be paid for To be delivered al the
respective navy-y ards, as follows:
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l,pRSlTUaE. v.rrss~sag. Repairing. ard J"hbsn~
Psnnsylvsnis south side between hh ard s
Lambs frame fsctnry
by leaving their ordsrs
the a.cvs p'rce put 6rs rate order ~ such
andss~isned with their ~"h
ssen'n asd moderate charges, the subscriber conn
public Old chas recaned
ssons
respectfully sci,~iu cccenvssce ~ the ss~
A,.y .u.-.olm ROaT. IN. wALMst.EY.
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THE Thirty secund of Lectures win
the fourth Mondsy in ocoa~ and continue until March
Thomas Miller " D.. Professor of Anatomy and Phisioory
VIM johnson, Nj Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases OF
Women and Children.
Josbus Riley, ~ d. Professor OF MAcra Medica Therapeutics
and Hygiene.
May, NJ Professor Of hs Principles and Practice Of
Surrey.
Tyler NJ. D., Professor Of Pathology and Practice OF
Medicine.
Ross1, King s,one rofesso Of Mcscopa and Pathology
cal Anatomy. ..--
NJ D., Professor of Chemistry and Fham,cy.
p. Force, Nj. D.. Prosector and Demonstrator.
ample.
in Europe, the dnsks which the
regular the for clinical
under The roof.
The addition. the buildings the
the ck will greatly extend the usefulness
ucdica s"d surgical clinic. H.# y.
expense Tor full Of lectures so5
dcmonstfatO. 10
ustpg payable only
10
,dm Medical Surgical Clinic through The whole
without chafss. . ~ -..s.s- y ...
To ROBERT KING sroNE, N. D..
Dean of the Faculty,
onice and residence OF Y and ltth
Aur
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
.s. SCHOnI.

TUE subscriber has his College H
eommodious building fitted reception
preparatory department Of the Columbian College, il will continue
The character Of strictly select school, designed for laying
e foundation Of thorough English ciassica and
education. The will 10Th
ten b 7, and close on the last Of June.
Terms 5i2 80 payable in advance Al small add
ionni age the students will be attend the de
vered college chemistry mneraosy
receive in French modern
that department.. .s
Pupils boarded the college, under the and
supe rinendcnce of the principal. .rF
The necessary boarding
$3.50 academic year. aud Of weekly win
$3.50.
GEORGE 8. PACON.
Principal
Refer TO the neuliy Of tho Columbian College Colonel j. L. Ed
wards Colonel Peter Force William Gunton l.. d. Gale,
NJ d. OF the Patent Occ Joseph Wilson, Of this Land o.
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highest sroand and in ls desirable The buildings
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of boare received being limited and nearly flied early
application will be required Popctus containing fall infmnton
viii be forwarded application TO the
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Principles Clinical surgryNat.n
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