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Proposals for Rations for 1855.
HxADeuAArxRs NAM.

HEADQUARTERS MAINS CoaPs,
Q1aIermasiers Once, Washingson, september 2S
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. received nj
~ untii IA o'clock Tuesday, day
furnishing states marines
lowing s,ataons for the year 1855,
ChaIisstown. Massschusslls
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Brooklyn, Long tsland, New York
Fhisdeipha, Pennsylvania;
Gospot near Norfolk Virginia;
warrington, Florida and
washington city, District OF Columbia
Each and OF fresh beef,
quarters a pound eighteen ounces Of
superne -four supefnc hou option Of
the pounds coffee,
New Orleans eight Of the
best wbs Of vinegar of SALT four
good hard and half Of good
hard dipped tslow candles, hundred rxions.
The beef hui he delivered order of
handing officer OF each station either in bulk by the single
ration aud shall consist Of the best and choice of the
the pork 10 be NO. the
be OF the best quality Of The kinds named All subject
No bad win be entertained unless accompanied by the of
suretes known ibis once cerded ocia
addressed of Corps Washington,
ID. e.
The Patriot, Concord New Hampshire Gazee Portsmouth,
New Hampshire Morning Daily imes Boston, Massa
chuse, Day Book New Eagle, Brooklyn, New York
and evening Argus Phadelpha Pennyyania
Globe, Portsmouth, Virginia Argus Norfolk, Virginia Democrat
Pensacola Florida Ancient CITY, st. Augustine Forda will
publish week until the oath OF October
BILL accompanied by of this advertisement
this Office / ..
Sept 24-3aw&24thOct
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Proposals for Stationery.

OFFICE SECRETARY SENATE,
September II, 1854
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received this Office until 10
y O'clock Tuesday 10th OF October for furnish
hardware iac 26 inches by -
inches and weighing not less As pounds TO The to he
Office half
I3h onehalf before 2h Of November
Secretary ORDER giving
days additional quantity thai be required for the
of the Senate during the SD Congress -
sufficient OF the marked with the OF the
each proposal and be de-
iivered nj this Office free Of charge.
will be entered into with The person Offering 10 furnish
proper quality the lowest price his
bond, with uretes satisfactory TO me sece
thereof under forfeiture Of
failure which bond be flied
office of the said Secretary within days after the proposal
has been accepted.
Sep l2-law4w
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PURSUANT TO decree II the high court Of chance
ry, made Isabella Bird widow, plaintiff against
defendants the claiming be
OF kia John McDouge formerly Loyd Coffee House,
London,
by ThoJ.as William Nchoson inveesk Musel
buQa, the county Of Mid Lothian, North Britain then of Der
wick Tweed then of Rup Park Uxbrdse in the
Mdoesey died about The i5h
1854 their solicitors before the day
November come in and heir relationship The
said John McDougc, the chambers chancellor sir VIII
Page Wood, No II New square, Lincons Inn, MddleseI
thereof will be peremptoy excluded from the
o said
Thursday sYenh day of December at O'Clock in
The afternoon the said appointed Tor hearing and ad
Indicating The claims.
Dated this It'll day of August, 1854
RICHARD BLOXAM, CHIEF CLERK
ATKINSON n PILGRIM ~
Church Court, Lotbbufy London, Plaintiffs Solicitors.
-lnni3m.
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BALrImoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD

Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis Columbian Zansspte Cepe
land, IoidRo, Chicago, and 81 Louis.
THROUGH ucke.s al the above points
road station in Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington g. arriv In heeug
time with the splendid jnchessv and DnP
for WeDsvle 40 miles from wheeling thence railroad
Cleveland, Toledo Chicago, aud Alton thence steamboat
miles, TO ST. Louis Leaving Washington Mt s, they viii
ie afternoon with the splendid "Unon Liner
o Cincinnati and Lousvie and for Indianapolis by RAILROAD
from Lawrenceburg.
Through 4od Louisville Indianapo
lis GAINESVILLE aud Columbus by national
Wheeling Passengers holding through tickets lie
point the .oute. For Information and Tickets apply T.
PARSONS, agent, Washington.
]. II. DONE,
Feb 7-dtf Master Transportation.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

The cheapest most comfortable and erIedious the
Whae Suhnr Springs, passing The Ai"n Warm, and Hoi
springs.
ARRANGEMENTS having been made with the OF
IL splendid George Page between Allen
andra Washington distance OF x miles, in connexion with
Washington railroads, the following
schedule will take effect and after Thursday, June 1854:
Alexandria
viii leave depot Henry streets,
o'clock, arrival of the boat from Washington,
ample time breakfast board arriving Godonsvie At 0X
O'Clock, connecting place Virginia
Central railroad Richmond, Charlottesville and 6taunon.
will leave ordopsa II o'clock the arrival Of the
Virginia road, arriving Alexandria hafpas
O'Clock thus allowing time to connect with the trains leaving
Washington North, for dinner board the
train Warrenlon stations
leave daily Sundays exceptod) O'clock D. m
arriving I Warrcnton 81 O'Clock, y. IN.
On Sunday will leave at O'Clock u N.
from Wauennn Alexandria intermediate
viii Waenton daily Sundays cxceped)
7o'clock, arriving Alexandria at half 9ocock
On Sunday will leave quarter past i2 O'clock p.
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GElAT THROUGH E4lNE TO THE WEHT.
~ NJ S, s;s,.a q q illii71

Ohio baltimore Wheeling, con
Meeting there With TIE large, and spIendii
Union line the Ohio the sfasest ZanesUIe, &c.
n expeditions being thoroughly Completed by the late
finishing great Tree Tanne, And
excellent ORDER Of travellers confidently
advantages The scenery
this road is OF the and attractive character
The mail train Baltimore daily
directly through Wheeling SU miiss) in 10 or 10 hou
Guiding all soppages arriving there at 3 day
passengers leaving Baltimore AT . lay for lodging
in Cumbeand 7 mIes) and proceed henee Wheeling the
morning. tAa
with trains, Washington
daily, meeting Baltimore
ngon Junction. DIETER known the Relay ouse from
Baltimore =
Wheeling nnrivaled
which been completed for this route, daily
ion with passengers
Louisville where stages Nashville, &c.,
Louis and New Orleans packets be
ing further
Passengers Columbus Tor who prefer The land Gin
cinna Ohio the West
from Wheeling the Ohio Stage Companys excellent coaches
the National road GAINESVILLE, thence
by railroad
Passengers Cleveland by steamboats, and
railroad route,
regular speedy CONNECTION Wheeling
places. afff' = 49,
~ Baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling
chagl transfer of passengers baggage ~ ~
through ticket Twill! the right t0e anywhere The
roue) aslnetoh Wheeling, SO so; 10 CINCINNATI Sll
o Louisville, s2. ~
Parsons, agent,
Washington, and Of the other agents Of the company.
WIN. PARKER,
lay il--dE General Superintendent
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INvENTORSThe office OF Inventors frotesgye Ma
ponal Union It'll the poFtioo
P-ical Once "
OBJECTS ready patent.
members. with all possible despatch
model will with The Office models
be made the shortest nstice.
invited call the Office, whore
objects OF The un,onO
All letters office prompt
will be them.
Central Office Washington, D. G.
T. G. CLAYTON,
President OF Inventors Protective National Union.
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Philadelphia College of Medicine,

THE winter session OF this institution win begin October q
4
Fun OF lectures both in the winter and summer
Degrees conferred in March and July.
COURSE ss1 Perpetual ticket $50 Maicula
who have attended
$50, including graduation fee
Personal taken the faculty the welfare and
every student Examinations daily by the
tnch IN facilities instruction Ibis school il equal
in The connry For farther Information, address
81 HOWARD RAED, M. y. Dean,
loG South Nnth street Philadelphia
Ane I--lawwpN law5td ''
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Round Trip TICKETS TO Warenton, from Saturday to Nom
for Luray and New Market will leaving
O'Clock, Thursdays,
ufdays connecting with stages Culps per
Passengers Ly rchburg will the leaving Aexan
O'Clock, Mondays Fridays
Meeting the Chariot
White Sulphur Springs will
Alexandra daily, connecting stages
Freight trains running daily, Sundays excepted)
Pt order: w. b. BROCKETT, Ageut,
June A. Alexandria, Va,
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RidLLs! BELLS! BELLs!-For churches academies, fac
~ .oes steamboats, plantations, made,
consany hand by sub4cbeIs old eab
shed and enlarged touny which has in operation thirty
whose of perfected
thai their bells have wide celebrity for volume of sound
quality of tone The succeeded
applying the of loan moulding bell casting
which peril c casting and
dence unpaea excellence OF their bells have
eeved January 1854 the first premium "a silver medal of the
Worlds Fair New York, all Others
nnd Europe being competition and watch the eighteenth
medal besides diplomas TINT has been awarded them They
hand bells variety
weight and also furnish order chimes number Of
bells key, refer several their
States and Cnnadas Their hangns comprising aud
valuable improvements consist of yoke,
which the bell spring acting
the capper, proonxng the sound; iron France
STOP steamships,
proved revolving yoke, fancy hangnss u rns of
design, furnished We supply whole
hapgings rehang bells
specifications being Old belts taken exchange
of all spd KEEP,
Being immediate connection with the principal di-
either railroad canal orders
dsspac which, either personally by communication
spectfully so'ichc-,
a. MENEELYS SONS,
eb94--dly Vest Troy Albany Co, N. Y.
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IOMETHING consequence o. patronage
bestowed Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor has made
Verge, artist from Lopd
dgueeoypes will be ccorea with briancy and
biy unstnnabls by the method, end far
decacy the paintings
To DISAPPOINTMENT ladies' and gentlemen 10
and their miniatures will
designated. Metropolitan Gallery
Tlckers Pnusyvsna avenue between ~ and 9Th
GEO. ADAMS, Artist
Mar G-du
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-e-,i I EDWARD X COLLINS d co.,
.r e#ft No. So Wall street, ~ Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, CO., n.
Liverpool
HED19t =. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
j. MUNROE & CO.,
a6 Rue Notre Dame des Victories
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Hayfe.
will be accountable for gold
buon specie ewey precious stonea, metals, unless bills
the
JAMS
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DY AUTHORITY of act of the Legislature OF
Virginia, passed February 81, 1854 entitled Gan to nco
of James g. French
railroad between and Washington city and IN conform
the hereby given by the under
signed commissioners that books for receiving the
said Alexandria and Washington Railroad Company
will opsaes 18th Of September and continue
for days. incusiye from 10, to p p ut the fol-
lowing places:
In Alexandria Newton Ho.el in the city Of Washington at
JAMES 8. FRENCH,
JOHN w. MAURY,
A. j. MARSHALL,
CORNELIUS BOYLE,
GEO. FRENCH
EDGAR sNOWDEN,
Anp l6-iawtsepla ~, w. LATHAM
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n IL C4hAMBERLIN's Commercial College, located
VI Ms II baltimore Baltimore, Maryland The ostcnsibe
nbec this institution is place in the reach of individuals
ce obtaining thorough and practical mercantile educa
young here obtain correct knowledge
many counting house.
The study embraces douheeniry book and it,
ainpauun departments
TIE calculations methods
Ptacea penhs combining rnpidity beauty
subjects beside many points
Spnk lusiEe4 HDderstaudI tina
appicaD time
diplomas graduate
and a circular forwarded by l.
Nov I3-lydAcp
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July 23--oodtf

lHOCOLATE, Cocoon, and Broma.- w. BAKER CO.'S
American and Vanilla Premium chocolates
which first premiums have been awarded by the chief
United States, and by their agents;
liussey Murray, New York Twells, Philadelphia
w. Byundige Baltimore; Kennel Dudley,
WALTER BAKER l. co.
Ap3--dIy asa b. .sFat Dorchester, Mas
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u ANTHONY. No. s0s broadway, New York, man.
Ia uacturr Of taguerreoype apparatus matDgs
&C. and importer of plates. chemicals fancy frames and
caope and chemicals for iciues and
ra every descriptions
supplied with materials for manufacturing
g. c. Harons celebrated cancraa MISC, Highlander Shon,
hand ?
800 broadway, June ~, 1854,
Jupe aD--dyaars II. " 1tt
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Supreme Court of the United States,
DECEMBER TERM, 1853.
{RoaRRT WIcKLuvE, App't,

Thomas ID. OWIsos.
for the appellant having suggested the
death Of Thomas d. Owng the appellee in this cuuse moved the
Of make the
here
proper the said
shall pgrties with
in the first of the ensuing the appellant shall be anti
and the reversed
Provided copy this order shall be printed
government which the laws OF
authority for three
weeks before beginning Of the term OF the
Court ensuing.
-,30l Test: WIN. THOs. CARROLL,
Nay I6, 1854 Ci'k Sup. CT IT, 8.
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IYNrrEp STATES Mail Line 20 California. VI. A.p,

limited STATES Mail Line to California; via Aspln-
u wall and Panama. the ST., and Goth of each month";
steamships by the Navy Department less than
$3.50 toos burden, guarantying speed and safety.
Jte completed Obispo, ~ miles from
Panama. a n i
The from embraces Blk miles in rail
hspnwal Obspo Is mites land
thorough order. single
cag therefore, horrshe
aud .e bassage being onY iFansiesed once 70 AID o %
alongside the 10y hTF
There viii be transportation in future this
The ely sickness description
kept New York,
and san Francisco detention accident
TN. IL entirely reliable.
expected thai passage the Atlantic will be regn
harry days mud the Pacific in IL TO lax days.
Asp
wal
through tickets ctAs lewssf rofss be had agency IN
WcSt street, New ynrf! "-'' 81 .r't.
lqs 7rfif ~
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Il MDKOIDERlES, LACE GOODS, sxc,--Tle subscribers
have this day received full and complete stock Of s above
goods the last Paris Styles embracing all the novelties the
10 which the attention Of The adics respectfully invited The
following list Of Of the leading articles,
IS Maltese chemfzets and sleeves, IN sets
Is Maltese coiarats and sleeves do
Is richly embroidered muslin Valences TRAINED
Is do do Maltese do
rs do muslin coiarets sleeves
$50 French embroidered muslin collars
rs do do cambria collars
25Tchly do cambria Skirts for open dresses
lao do do pocket handk crchefs
rs FieS3s Maltese laccs and edeings, NIL widths
100 do yaleuecs laces, edgings, and insertnEs
50 do English puread Isces edgngs, aud insenas
rs do cambria hounclnEs and Yufnines ..7t
~ do Swiss musIins, houncings, and bands
100 do embroidered dSity bands ~ t.13.
50 pairs embroidered muslin and cambria sleeves
. ~ dozen long and short black lace ms
Also, s~cry variety Of Illusions aces bohbnets linen
bcs musn lawns, aud lace
gloves hosiery &c. s.I4' .t,'.
Sep 3-3aw4wif HOOE, BROTHER, s. CO.
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Aug l6-lawtSepl2
University of Louisiana !.

Medical Department.
HE This viii
March.
s isss NJ B. rsss..s. Of t5sss Medicine
A. cs asat D. Professor o Sais
s No NJ rasss1, o 9 Ms.s Nese,
Thomas Hunt De- Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
Cornelius Heard aeard ~ d. Demons,r.,o Of anatomy.
ting viii be open Monday
faculty visiting physicians surgeon. Charity
The students ccompany professors in their visits and free
EXPENSE enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
There during The session. about eight hundred
Ia 1883 of patients we're thirteen thousand seven hun
THOMAS HUNT, M. D., Dean.
AsLENWOUD CEMETERY.-This beautiful burial place
Of the dead bavng just been dedicated will, appropriate ere
ma"s no" open 0f the reception OF inc
capacity bodies, which
end Of dead as apply can place the departed until they
The an the neoruoators is one of equality in regard to the
lots which will not be pu. up publicly for sale a,housh they
sIs making the early selection Of lots the
city Washington, applica
will be puneuay attended 70 at the Office the
wing o,he building on entering the Cemetery
rounds
NJ B.Glenwood is situated distance due of
Aug a7-dam
RENSSELAER, POLY TECHNIC INSTITUTE,
RESIGNED for the comprehensive and thorough education Of
civil engineers including railway hydraulic,
pviny hI
,. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director, &c r.. l.,
Aug l5--d2m Troy, ~ Y
NEW York hay 3D. IS35'-The Indersgnad has this day
for the transaction of general brokerage business.
BANK insurance. nis faf"ad, government, Stae. ahd Guy
'cGuIiues nousn ah ni soac 49,, nm. ,o., n.,o.,.,.s
A"s So' oAe"'so' """ p 4
- ------------------
COUNTRY RssxpEN for reut.- have for rent seve
v houses ground each,
a'ed on keadN eeen little more ihhn mile notneasey
'hc rhPh"-
mes. se spsc'ous ~" WIZ ceIs w'a
'y w. "u e "n pu, W Mu.e. ~ manu-
49, 40 @ i - 9"''"'Ai"s iuB' p"o" VI '"c cV
"nu :" iun we" :, ','s g"pl'o, =,
a approach ny IN anu "ee's' Delaware a"eane ana
street. -, -
on h a ana uus % day Kendall Green aud @
os loute, anu LUIS w. a n1'aa "'eIu aAu e
r.esdenls square, 'svlne AZ o. n anu p M
n,,oI "a'Ae' ""o" os '' ''"'' ~ 81 anu %
Do 49,, .,.a ,.,,a,s ,a,r
ba h " a "a , mpnn' s s nnsn ar ;, a.. az, h 80.
w ~ ,ss" " 49," 80 anu s. We oo
~ @ WIN. m yves % 'ooage street, OF myself
Iuiiv o. dS 10 ' p ANos KENnatI q
500" A''
WASHINGTON RRA INCH RAnROAu
M 49,
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University of Maryland,


School Of Medicine
THE forty will begin Monday October 1884,
i and end LIST Of March, 1852
Principles Practice OF Surgery N. r. Smith, NJ. D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy w. X. A Aiken M d.
Principle and Practice OF Medicine, Samue Chew, NJ. ID.
Anatomy aud Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ d.
Obstetrics, Richard H. Thomas, M. ID.
Pathological Anatomy Geo. W. Mienberges
NJ ID. tff9 ~ .afa i4
Practical Anatomy, B. B. Smith, M. d. .M
Clinical infrmay belonging the University
and containing hundred and ffy beds.
500. WILLIAM Il. A. AIKEN, M d.,
Sep i-2aw9bOct Dean
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LAW school Of Cumberland University, at Lebanon



Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruhers late the circuit
l. judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green udses supreme
Of Tenns
Hon BromheId L.. Ridley the
Judges Carubtrs Green exclusively
TO the school.
iaa Of inst1ucoa. Daily examinations the
No regular e9fss Of lectures hrt explanations Of m
daily lessons the progress the organizations. y.
2. Weekly and
dents
all the scua
TO
Deeds wills. and ali
dence some
which held monthly in and
ubic The bef
ifs Jurors, judges, cancelors, official
sacities connected with their suits.
tenber and third Thursday February
the succeeding Monday In February and ends sesono
Thursday IN July. " t-',al - ~
Erprscs per ssyonruiop $50 In advance; conunsen
81 boarding SOC Students furnish books
which be had tn the Lebaron bookstores,
advanced cas No study required for a
ossses
N during the collegiate
There n legislature connected the school
Number students the last collegiate eighty sir
eOBERT f.. CAkUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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VI London, 1854. si 7T7
Dogs, their by Edward MAYHEM London 1854
Price 50
Price 80 cents.
Adventures Of M Sydepha and of his friends
London with Illustrations London 93xts
ug99 FRANCK TAYLOR
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&c snidor,s" yyinc.. Philad eI ehia.

Sniders' Wines, Philadelphia.
John sNID r. in wines the former oldesabshed
Jreob 6nider No 7 Wenut street. four doors
Fourth whes will be supplied with wines
and liquors the most accommodating terms
JACOB SNYDER, JK agent for the Importation of foreign wines
office No 70 Walnut street, where be prepared 10 receive orders
&C., Eogses In Eu
rope quantities and upwards and also socs
son. Vaughan Snider the patronage Of his friends ana
Washington city by "Adams's Exprcss,
free of freight
June 9-aly
J1RENCH Eagiish boarding and day school for
young ladies' by NJ A. Tyson and Sisters street, between
be resumed Monday 18th of September when the pupils
their For &c., circulars
bs had al all the principal bookstores in the city,
Aug i0-eod6th Sept [StarI
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Warrington, ID. C.-The th
u ~ fourth year Columbian College begin
Wednesday sapambsr next and end the last "Wednesday
Students chOca pursuing the usual classical
OF bachelor of scientific
degree bachelor philosophy Fhe college
hundred dollars further Information
The President of Columbian College, Washington D. C
Aug 4-cOd3w.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT have
with ground attached
Kendall Green little than mile northeasteriy from
the Capitol.
These houses spacious AID with cellar wood
she'd and stable tor eac and pdp fs1ceen water at hand
The situation beautiful overlooking Srce portion Of the
aud In full view Of the Capitol. '
The approach by 7th and Streets Delaware
street.
An omnibus line for usual fare has been permanently established
route, day Green
Presidents square, leaving =, D. Returning
Centre Market, where makes brief stand OK 81
O'Clock
Rent--two hundred dollars
taken Inspections
by applying VIM SIckney who lives Cottage street,
Sc f. my residence, near the premises.
AMOS KENDALL.
22--oodtfE l.'lf
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a r. NEW YORK, BREMEN. AND SOUTH
~-<E8 AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
The ships comprising this line the WASHING
ION, Capt. Il. M. Fitch HERMANN, Capt. r. Hig-
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PolytschntG College OF the state Of Pennsyivanin,
+ - Penn Square, Philadelphia
the plan Of the Industrial Colleges OF
continental Europe designed rford thorough professional
education TO students intended for
ENGiNCERIN MINING, AGRICULTURE AND THE ME-
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS,
The next will Monday Sep
M FACULTY
Mathematics and civil engineering Professor seiim H. Peabody
Meaurgy and iDdustral anaycrl and agricultural chemistry,
Prof. Alfred l.. Kennedy, M. D.
Mining engineering, geology and mineraloy' Prof W. IL B.
Thomas, A. NJ.
philosophy and principles of machinery, Prof
Peabody and Kennedy.
Terms department per session, els.
Mechanical arcitectua typographical drawing Prof. John
Kern. $40.
French and Spanish, Prof v. De Amarillo
German, Prof y. H. Entrup.
The analytical laboratory practical chemistry open daily
department. under charge Of b. Boucher A.
poydi which and proficient students
and be rapidly prepared for the Co iege
information Of study boarding.
may by addressing DIR. Alfred l.. Kennedy, Poly
echnic College, Philadelphia. - NJ
MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President of Board of Trustees.
JOuN MCINTYRE Secretary
D. edSat& Iuesln
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NEW Yor hIay I'D, Is53.The undersigned has this day
IN No A. William merchants ExahanHe)
for the transaction of general brokerage business.
Bank raroad government State. and city
securities bought and sold
Promssory hills Of and loans negotiated.
Io--sip ~ EMANUEL. B. HART.
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THE DAILY 4 UNION
Proposals for Indian Goods.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INrKEros
Once Indian Affairs, September IA,

NEALED PROPOSALS endorsed proposals
~ Will be received Once Of Indian Affairs
until 10 O'Clock "Wednesday, October
furnishing goods Indians, - ouows
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RENSSELAER, POLY TECHNIC INSTITUTE,
EsGNED and thorough
aud civil engineers including railway hydraulic
graphical, and niGing engineers
Annual Register giving full Information
ing the institute, apply to - ,-.--
.. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director, &c r. P. T.,
Aug l5--d2m Truy, N. Y.