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4 WAR1lNG.

I Delay not; harLpr not in your mind that
sentence of fools philosophy, that r aisra4e
viii get well Of itsdl or thai you can cure it
with certain medicines for few dollars. Be-
ware how you tamper with your general well
fare.
fe wild aad vicipus youths, why viii 70
persist in dosing With the yjfltiy pauseot,ag
compounds daily prdGered; thereby imparins
Your appeti'el and digestion. and destroying
YOU mentally as well as physically, when you
can be cured with 2 few" doses of pleasant
medicines?
Ye rakes of every age and condition. why
will ye sufTer and repibe and a rag out raisera-
bic existence. unftted for The enjoyment and
even ordinary pursuits Of LTD? Y6u who are
thus annoyed and wish to be restored to health
and vigOr by atreatInent, at once pleasant anil
sffectusl, should consult Dr. MORRIS. HIS
'uecess in cl,0nic diseases Has been greater
ban that of any other physician of his day
Many who have been for wears afflicted with
disease or consequence resulting from excess
ave been restored to health aud viaor under
is, really scientific treatment
Should personal interview be obiectiona-
lie, state yonT disease in writing-enclose five
ollarsAaddress Dr. W. II. MORRIS. throusb
ne Post-Ohice, Nashville, Term, and h pack
&c OF medicines, securely put up, will be sent
rivately and with dispatch, full directions
herewith, and no qlsestIigs askeg
Persons living at a distance, and afflicted
it'll SarcftLa, oil J4ceys, Isttey, Cancers
lies, Eistlsla IN Ano G4tsek Structures. CZeef
any disease whatever Of an aggravated OF
slignant charter, can be cured at homo bv
insulting DIR. MoERIs, by letser, post-kaii
closing a fee.
Medicines pleasant and safe can be sent per
all to any part of the United States.
Particular attention gwen to the treatment
female complaints. Indies who NAV I'D af-
tied with Irregularities, F7,sor 1iBus or
Aites PTolapstas UteSi or Talfl,q az tie
oDs6, would do we'll to Law aside all false del
cy and promptly consult the DR.. Cures
ARRANTEDl
Office over Mutual Protection Insurance Of
2, Cedar ST. near Post-0fficc. Room No.
up stairs.
Jan. % 1851
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REPORTED ARREST OF AMERICANS
A letter from Vera Cruz to the New
Orleans Delta says ''there is rumor
of fifty Americans having been ares
ted at San Bias for landing without
any other passports than revolvers.
1t is said they will certainly be shot. .
EFFECT OF THE WAR IN EUROPE
Among many other desolating effects
of war in Europe, "a singular instance
is already seen 10 New York A
r pssian bark, called the dina, from
Vasa, situated on the Gulf of Bothnia,
arrived in New York on the 9th OF
March last, with a cargo. In view Of
the danger Of a return under present
circumstances, hercaptain has thought
It wise to lay her up, and she is now
ying at Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn, in
charge of her officers, and will await
convoy, it is supposed, which the
Ear will send to this country to J
,ather up his str ggling vessels.
A New STATE PROPOSED. Dir.
,ane, Congressional delegate from
'regon, was on Tuesday last allowed
D introduce bill to authorize the
eople of the Territory Of Oregon to =
'rm a Constitution and State Gov a
preparatory to admission ! !
ITO the Union as State. The bill c
as referred to the Committee on Ter 4
tories.
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10. THOMPSON, Chm.
J. F. CUMMINGS, Sec'y.

Cincinnati has long borne
the palm as the hog city, and noa
il G AIMS TO be tile sweetest. The
secretary Of the Cincinnati Cham
Der Of Commerce says that il is a
statistical fact, that one-fiith Of the
sugar d nd molasses produced in the
United States is disposed of 10 the
markets of Cincinnati. He also
states that the amount OF sales OF
sugar in Cincinnati ex-
coed by twelve million Of pounds
the entire annual receipts of that
commodity in the cities Of Boston,
New Y ork, Philadelphia, and BAL
.imore..
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The Black Warrior Case in Paris.

- - -
The Paris correspondent Of the
New York Herald says:
A very uneasy sensation has been
caused hereby the seizure on the part
oftheauthorities Of Cuba Of the Black
Warrior. At a grand reception it
the English embassy last night, wher e
all shades Of political opinion were
represented, this subject equally d.
yided attention with the French de-
elaration ofwar. From French and
English you heard bat one expression
of unfeigned regret, tlmtthe bungHng
intermeddling of Spain should have
occurred to complicate the otherwise
manifold embarrassments Of the peri
cd. There were many influential
Americans present, and Lord Cowley
and NJ. De Persigny were every now
and then holding animated converse
tons with Mr.. Francis Corben.
The power and enormous inauen-
ces of America are every day being
pushed forward into public regard by
the present crisis of European affairs.
Her gigantic strides as a maritime
power, while European States are fal-
ling on one another, like hungry dogs
quarrelling about bone, will, it is
secretly felt, make her one day the
mistress Of the destinies of the Old
World. Depend upon it France and
Engla nd have no desire to provoke
her; and least of all just now. Pres
ident Pierce may do what he likes
with the authorities at Cuba.
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TEXAS LAND FOR SALE.

/ HAN + tract Of Land. In Texas. -
i containing Gao acres. lying Is -
miles sonth-eastof Nacogdoehes, that L -
am willing to SELL Persons desiring to move to
Eastern Texas, would do well TO call on me
before starting, provided they wish. to pur-
chase ahome, as agood bargain can be had
address me at Norris Creek F. O.. Lincoln
county, Tenn. J. S. HOLMAN.
Anril 1S54-12m
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Cooking S'g0ees

Of all sizes aud brands, very low. Cast a
ingsof all kinds, f'inware etc.
Harness and Harness Leather. Saddler-
Tools and Materials Hanles. Chains and C,l
lars, Shoemaker's Tools ard Materials. Bridi
Bits, Buckles, ETC. etc Our facilities for but
ing Goods low are second TO none, ard we Or
willing to sell them for as small profits Is al
of our competitors.
NEIL, MOORES & WRIGHT. i
Anil 6. 1874
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cially unafmed; consequently it was
peopled by only those who lived re-
CARELESS of God and man, and set no
value on their own lives.
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II()IS'IE|)I

OUR little Bar3ue is 4 III =.
" launched, sails lloi4tea, - 90
each man, CA b. S. Booaa. Shields Wilson. srli
Dick Shapara,) at his pbstl ready 70 lisehar.sa
faithfully and pleasai tly the duty assis1d,l
him. And it is row .oE the good people Jf
old Lincoln to say Whether We shall havea
pleasant VOYAGE or not
We have lust received, direct from -,
New York and PHILADELPHIA. and nov 40
opening in Shapard's front room.
northeast corner of the sa,,are alargo aus
IN
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Bureau Corps OF Typographical Engineers,


pRoPosALs will be until on, the 18th
November equipmeD and delivery
iron for e lake service be delivered De
oit any port Erie by day June said
long breadth of beam,
exclusive of paddle wheels and wheel houses OF NOT
burden and depth Of 81
and cabin be
vided follows forward Of machinery and
hands an OF the machinery cabin the
officers. Also cooking room, stewards pantry,
closets cabin kitchen furniture, Tor not
less than 20 hands aud six officers.
deck, cabin be
Por wheel house on upper deck supplied
with customary convenlences for steering.
The be schooner rgged and be supplied with requisite
sails and rigging To be properly painted 10 have TWO ade
aser holes chain cable boxes, windass LEVERS ae &c
Each details and dimension of parts and TO
furnish drawing and model OF the boat.
The supplied good yawi hoa not less Than
20 feet long have good with udder
and tier
advances the contract, and the War Depart
ent TO have authority for reasons % declare The contract y1d
night OF the proposals. orio reject The whoe ana 10
advertise
speed miles the hour be supplied with suitable coal
bunkers capable OF slowing less than 100 tons Of coal
customary strength, and
against be observed The boat have not less than ~ ade
quate water buckets
quality, be OF
with The best recent Improvements,
viii be appointed by the War Department; one an occr OF e
navy the These select hrd
employ the requisite hremen, abores &en order to make IN
and tfial.
The boat after inspection, exposed "trip
miles moderate weather, which Trial "Trip said boat
shall speed OF not less than miles the hour
a hours.
The certificate inspectors reference csndon,
materials and machinery workmanship nsh and
of the boat be received evidence that the contractor
has nhled his contract also as evidence OF OF Inspection
half OF said paid by the United
and one half by the contractor n
Sep i6-daJiA 2awiIstkoY Col Corps +. r.
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Oct ! -eodtlDec


Washington, September 2s, 1854.
AN petition Caroline g. Wiians ndminstrafix ofThos
" H. Williams deceased Moeau Station New York, praying
for the extension of granted 10 ,be said Thos r. Williams
ih December lSi0 for Improvement ia ''macinoy
for forming bats irfeine, &c - for from the expiration
PATENT which takes place the lIth day of December
sJi--
said petition be heard the Patent Office
November IL O'Clock all
notified appear and show they have
why said petition ought not 10 be- granted
Persons opposing required to file the Patent
osctons specially writing least twenty
hearing; all testimony filed by either
be said hearing be taken aud transmitted in accord
the office, which will be furnished appi
The testimony W be closed the lTth Novem-
dispositions relied testimony, be
office before morning Of that day The
menis, ifnny, within ten days thereafter.
also, this notice be Published IN the Union, lnei
gencer Evening Star Washington ID. O. Evening Argus,
Philadelphia, eeniilc Amercan New York Post, Boston,
Daily Courier, Buffalo, N Y, week
til successive weeks pevos the 27 Of November next the
day nfhegring
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. SEdlo of the above will please copy, and send
their bills the Patent Once with continuing this notice
ln--lAN.NN
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

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payment OF the subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers may us money By Iesr m postage Of
which will be paid by and all @ ourselves in It's
transmission.
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Army and Navy Enuiruionss

TALL STEPHENS, military manufacturers OF the frat orders,
w would respectfully eal the attention OF and navy officers
er superior style goods They havo created
revolution department and furnish ihe most elegant
eoods a pces viii successfully challenge rcd ucon
win 40 show thai exclusive privilege business
aud progress the despite the oggngs
of antiquanaps
fashions
unitcd states aaas aad banners made to order
Aug l2-9iaw3mo
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NOTICE.
ORDNANCE OFFICE,


Washington September 49, 1851
oNGkEss during its last having appropriation
M he purchase OF he best bfeeehoadng rifles for the of
he United States provided thar the
ar practical test thereof shall purchase
proper inventors and manufacturers hereby
OF such will be first day
December next for preliminary examinations if found offer
reasonable expectation of being useful
sufficient number Ave
expectaton) be placed in the hands
held The result Of this practical test viii aid the
king decision. HENRY X. CRAIG
Colonel of Ordnance
The editors of the following viii insert the
above notice week
Of the containing The National Inegencer
Evening Star, Washington city Argvs, Philadelphia Military
Argus al New York Times, ariord Times Boston
at Ptsbug Times at Louisvilei Delta, at New Orleans.
Sep 30-2aw6w
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! AND EVERY OTHER nEsCxlp-

pn dry gocdsWr now receiving d
from importers and the New York, brilliant
supply superb tapestry Brussels three
ply supehnc ingram carpets, which will sell from 20 "a
80 per cont. less than former prices
Also, the most elegant aud varied stock Of curtain materials
opened comprising brocaee
perno Turkey red cashneTei,
chnz shade linen and embroidered curtain muslns Ia
and BY The yard, some very elegant apl cheap.
We likewise prepared great Inducements to
floor ooos, all kinds OF quilts and comforts
sl9 pair sheeings all widths, pillow
damask table diaper abecios damask napkins
coored nen ooh crash Scotch Russia and hucka
bach diapsr, liable oilelolh SC
without would state friends
generally this Of dcscp
bought, greatly reduced
large win be sold promp
credit dealers corresponding
BARNES h MITCHELL.
On the avenue, between 9Th AND oh streets.
Oh
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United states Mail,
PENNSYLVANIA.

Posr OFFICE DxrARraEsr,
October IL 1854.
phofoSAlS mails IN Isl
Dscemhe lso4 10 the 10Th OF June, 1885,
IN fENNsfLVANiA VIII he received
the fo once Department until IL, Monday,
vembe 1854, be decided Wednesday the d November
1854; - - III r--'
NO 9JM From Harrisburg by Lingeyslown Manada H
Hanover, East Hanover, Ono, Jamestown,
icksburg, To Pine Grove, 80 miles and back
aweek
Leave Harrisburg Monday, Wednesday, and Friday al
Arrive at Fine Grove days by pm;
Leave Pine Grove Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday NJ
: - Arrive at Harrisburg same days by pm.
NO. 952 From MahanUy, by Greenbe Line Mountain Upper
Nahantango, and Barry, to NinersvIie, 20 miles and
back twice week
Leave Mahanoy Monday and Friday am;
Arrive at MneIssile day by PM.
Leave Minersville Tuesday and Saturday n am;
Arrive at Mahan0y days by
FOR iorm OF bid guaruntee and certificate also
and requirements (embaeing in
The contracts such department
ent see advertisement inviting proposals
States New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Mary Ohio,
dated the 22d OF September, 1851.
Oct l5-3aw4w
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supreme Court OF the United states,
DECEMBER TERM. issq

''''HhbsN tEbN, isa3
No ., ,koBk1f aoELssrg, AppF,
""'@
THoNAs ID. OwINas,
as o counsel iur the appellant having suggested the
Conc ."nas OwingS The appellee cause,
al "ocf, under the 2ch Court make The proper
a.,a parties Decentralization whereof
T we oour' nat uness the proper repre-.
- oWings deceased tarly become partie a I'M.
l days OF ibe ensuing term, appellant emit
4, e record and, on hearing have the reversed
fCviIed, that cgEy t,a order Shall be printed
taPer az lhe sBu o. government which ths fave
w STATES sha DE printed by authority three
Fhe Court next enyuing.
=, Test: Vyu Tups rapppIt
Nay l6, s5t "'' 'hoC, ~ sAnhVt,h s ~ p
Aug sl-lawfw ~ ~ - ~
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Ry The President I:
uorloe 40 PRE- E-GMprloN CLAIMANTS.

Under Congress approved a March, 1858, emitted An
preeapion rights to certain settlers ihercn men
they then
The above mentioned alternate seeuos
oanmen aud paid for al the rate Of two dollars aad
before the fixed ir the pppe sae AND by
h oc 9h 1854 entitled An for The relief OF
ue reserved Tor railroad purposes persons who SET
e improved above lands ho date OF ut'hdrdwdi
viii Prescriptions at the ordinary minimum price OF
the e lands The rate of dollar and twenty ave cents
per il paid before sed for The pub
lie sale Therefore every entitled TO the ght Of pre-
above mentioned. under tbs act OF Sd
Narch 1885, referred settlements made prior 10 the eh
February ho date Of a!o,Etnt unaor tue act OF m
Nateh 1854 set por pe date OF withdrawal,
Is 20 establish the satisfaction OF the and
cevF Of he proper office, and make payment therefor
prcr practicable seeing iht notice
and before day appointed Tor public sale Of the lands
hcng The trno oamd otherwise such claim will be forfeited
'' " JOS. 8. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Seq lG--lawl3w lint y SarJ
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AND WARRANT NO11CE.-in June, 1854, Commits
IL of Pensions issued bouniyland
100 under the September 1850,
widow William Cooper, deceased mailed
city, the address +. g.
ha failed TO reach the hands Of said Il. Chambers
authorized
In the General Land Office the issue thereon
affaudpnt claiman and application will
sioner of Pensions for duplicate OF said
ELIZABETH COOPER
BUcyRUs, (Oho,) October 10, ts5i
Oct li-1awBw
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IL. III. GILL IL E IL

Counsellor at Lar,
Has removed his Office his residence franklin Row.
OF aud Thirteenth lie will devote his
ton principally in the United Supreme Court
Having devoted much time the law concerning he will
give advice aud legal boiort
the Patent Office and appeals the chief Justice nssistan
justices OF the District of Coumba and will also assist in thu
preparation and Trial concerning
M WI also give written opinions and for
es having Claims before Congress either the departments
will also claims before any board established for ie
adjudication.
. Oct 2S-du
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Baltimore College of Dental Surgery.

II M A. hhkRlS, NJ. D., principles OF surgery
MINIS Wulas Bond NJ w., punciples OF DENIAL Medicine
Wshwg'onR landy, VI, D., baoioy n nd Physiology
pp'itu \ blandy, VI u Dental Practice.
l"'lp Austen, ", ID Denial Mechanics.
"gna,9 y. Yrg,t NJ. D.. penla Chemistry.
h ~ gitehh annual con- nonse on he 1T OF HoVcin-
~, 'na cose on The st q March.
'nal0ncal dtsstcthpps W. ~ ' '' NV"
have m being connected with college, will
II" ~ throughout the whole year.
NNeh hr the rctues. $40 mltriculation Al, dnona S3o
''' urthrr information address
Sen, ~ , ?. n, AUSTEN, Dean,
~ N'WHW 20 Sharp
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NEW fall and winter goods md Gsshions.-DUV WALL
~ BRO merchant Taiiors, have Just returned from New
York. their from the best
exhibit the
goods which
able style, DUVAisi, h BRO.
sep,ls-3nw3Y
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IlOUsE-WlFE COTTONs- Third fnstaIment.-We
IL have The pleasure announcing
VINO have been waiting patiently the arrival of
VI The Justly celebrated housewife
oday 400 pieces As orgnaed
with
Inc have stamped on them full, .rf
We thus particular from knowledge
afuce tickeled wife cottons being
ke.
200 pieces superior Irish linens, priced
hnc, all cheap portion which
order.
Vast lois of all other kinds pure linen
class OF linen goods should justice
stuck. = s.II.i-t@.
InmoufnnX goods of all kinds will full,
ample, and complete throughout the entire year
2o pieces white annels assorted grades, shades
than the usual prices.
IS beached unbeached anne superior
quality.
100 pieces rich woolen pads ladies' cbdrens
considered the handsomett patterns in the city.
Choice cloths, cassmees, vengs
gloves, under
brelas &c Also, article usually found
goods houses TO all OF which daily additions made
By having only and dealing solely
bear the umtaable decided
enabled offer really inducements discriminating buyers
Judges goods)
Strangers aud others cordially Of
the advantage OF buying where pnce only asked'
Delay in settling bills expected
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may relied
all eases,
PERRY * BROTHER,
Central Stores, West Building,
r. Ht1ntf nnp gitn tNanraN NurNn
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y. j. steers New Goods.

HAVE just opened elegant stock of m aud winter goods
for gentlemen, the importing houses the north
cies Gentlemen upon finding complete stock OF
the and best goods in The market fair prices, by calling
nj No. 4s6 1tb
Sep 91-2aw3wif
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CREMONA, and


The above boats carrying the United States mall
their The Alabama the ls November
leaving Mobile daily Montgomery daily, the arrival OF
the railroad connecting daily Montgomery with
the cars, Mobile with the New Orleans
the above will Selma
O'Clock, m.
The VIII commanded able
who
Of passengers
The freight by the above boas will
per barrel and one dollar per bale of
For freight having elegant accommodations apply
board,
Oct e1-d6m cox, BRAINARD, & co.
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A FRENCH Italian, and Drawing Teacher, desiring
II employment school, willing his
win do himself
applications persons hing employ teacher
submitting his obedience
D., Washington, u. g. Sept sd2w.
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4. r.UTZ,

OABfNET-MARER AND UPHoLSTERERs
No, rs south Eleventh Street, Hh,aee.PAd,
ESPECrFULLY invites the of the public To ms store,
where he keeps hand assortment OF paiOf
and chamber furniture, comprising
sofas, s35 o 500 Arm.c chairs from $40 TO $50
parnr chairs uook .casea 10 10 100
sofa tables 10 10 100 Exlcn.on tables, 55 10 100
Eageres l0n 81 Wiring desks, IS to 100
AZ above expressly to patronage, and
the prices at least per less than good furniture can be
bought anywhere else
Goods any or Union, packed nader h
sona
July 27-Sdmoslf
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RosrON American himass com IIete set from It's
~ commencement In 1880.
bhosh Almanac Companion complete from It's commence
ment in 1873 ~ "
,. Fo sale copy cny or each, ny
sSt' ."' .,' 80. " fKANCk rAyLOR.
uph Honey mouu, and otner C,n,t,.lities from,
" funph with ncrous Illustrations,
l''sF isssoD--A rala.
rulnan anf Harper JctoliCr
tG''her supplies OF Fu.hion aud Famine
Gu sale Al ~ raw on & u,upv,s
Sep2i NJ. NJ .,S,t' - '' o.. - ~ or :,
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Washington Branch Railroad.
Change Of Prices Jetloeen Washington and Baltimore
80; - a.

NuICEon aud after Monday, October p the fare
~ washington and Baltimore will be dollar sixty
cents viii be allowed
be made TO all stations purchased al The
office.
Round IMP tickets, for three days. viii 3D. 3D.
aus and ON instant at TO all who wish Ageu
iural Fair and Maryland Institute
By ofdeTI T. n, PARSONS
oct 3-in Agent
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1hnnas, hier NJ D., Professor az Anatomy and Physiology
VIM r. Johnston M H. Professor of Obstetrics aud Diseases Of
Women and children
Joshua Riley, NJ D. Niedca Therapeutics,
and Hygiene.
Joha Fred May NJ D Professor Of the Principles and Practice of
Surgery.
Gaon Tyler of Pathology Practice Med
icine
Lewis seinr NJ ffoisgos OF Chemistry aud rharmaey
A. d. proseeOr and Demonstration of Anatomy
The facilities prosecution practical anatomy ample.
like most similar Europe, the desks from which
regular and tho wards br clinical Instructions
under the roof
the additions to the buildings since
session sick win greatly
the usefulness ofthe medical and surgical clinic
The expense full Of lectures $50
Practical demonstration.
Maireuaing fee payable only .
Admission the medical and surgical clinic through the whole
without charge. - -
Dean of Faculty, office Washington Inhrmnry
Aug25-eodtl0 Nov tsentnell
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A MEtstCAA HUUsE, Hanover Stree u,,s5on, D.,
ce seh enlarged, and elegantly furnished, possessing
he aeie'n improvements the
lou II ihc travelling ppbic
Gee u -dy
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Tennsyvania avenue, between AZ and 9Th street

UMBERTbe subscribers, having Established tsemseves
IL lumber business sf Wm Bird
streets prepared furnish all Articles in the trade
bile They SOLICIT q STARE OF public patronage.
GEO, W, GARRETT & co.