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PURSUANT 90 decree n the hiah court " G nance
made of Isabella Bird widow, panth, against
Others deiendan The persons claim ng To be
John NcDouge hlyds Coffee House,
afterwards inmate OF the asy
by Thomas wiism Nicholson, inveresk near 'ue
North Britain then OF Der
Tweed; then OF Husp Park near uhbfdre IN the
died about the s5th day
before the twenty nfh day
November and their relationship To the
chanceu WI
Wood No II New quae Lincoin's Inn Hiddlescr
thereof they win be perenptony excluded from the
Of said decree
Thursday oay Of December next AT O'Clock in
said chambfsi apoaled Tor hearing and ad
Indicating upon the claims.
Dated this 9TH day Of August, le5t - -
RI,sHhRn BLoXhM, Chief CLERK.
ATKINSON 4 PlLGRIA,
OiuFah Court Lohbury, London, Plaintiffs Solicitors.
Sep 5-lam3nn
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TINTED STATES Mail Lane 20 Casttsrnia vs aspi
Ii wall Panama each
class approved Navy department. OF not less than
1900 burden, gUurantylng speed anf safety .
The railroad completed TO pbpo1 &c mes i"h
Panama.
he transit, from oesaa 3I miles in rail
aud Is miles OF land transportation over
iry order passtngef
hon-ine passengers
and heir baggage only transferred 10 aud from mute
alongside the
river transportation in future on thus route
Jha tuuiu is sn,irelv sickness description
a,ng agays kept ~ po at New york. rama
Francisco, prevent arieEoN IN case el tela
The entirely reliable.
IA expected passage Tue Auanue wi be made fueu
larry in da, s Pacific, in " TO ias days
Panama day AFTER lhsy arrive at Aspt
Tcu.h tickets ats e rates. be had at The asouey Ia
West street. Nag Nerk.
Jan 26--dg r.
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Round IMP tickets 10 WaTreuton, from Saturday Mon
Passengers for New Market viii train leaving
Thursdays,
ufiays Culpsper house
Passengers hehburg will take the uain leaving AeIan-
Mondays Wednesdays, Friday,
meeting stages Charlottesville.
ing Ale xand!1a daily connecting WIFI
Freight trains running daily, Sundays excep,edl
PR order: w. Is. BkOskbTr,
Alexandria. Va.
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ny tn. President OF the United states.


pursuance ofsw, Franklin Pierce, President Of United
sa.cs Of America DO hereby declare public
Arohf oil mssEorA a, the times herein designated 10 wit;
AZ lhs land once snows.LLs, Monday,
situated within the aforementioned townships, viz;
North Of Ae base line and Of the h principal mrdaa.
Townships hundred and and hundred and
Townships hundred two of
Townships hundred and and hundred two
Townships hundred and two
Townships hundred and hundred two,
hundred aud three and hundred and four range
one hundred and one hundred and ,wo hun
townships one hundred and one hundred and wo hun
range eleven.
the same place. Monday, die nm
Of merit for the disposal of The public lands within the
limits OF the following townships, viz;
NORTH Of tAe base Of the mn principal meridian
Townships hundred and hun,
des ee hundred and four and one hundred and AVE. Oh
bred hree, hundred and four, range thirteen
Townnps one hunaed ana one one huhd'ea ana "o ana one
Ta~a.ap. hundred hun
Townships hundred and hundred and three, one
hundred and and hundred and ve sixteen
Townships hundred and four and one hundred and FIVE Of
range seventeen.
s dy Ssy nsx h o the asie
situated in The following named townships, viz
s ss's sns .. f range e " 'a s
Township ,orty. two, Of range seventeen ..,.,,
Islands sections 6een, twenty twenty
eight township thirty and townships thirty eight, thirty
nine, and forty, OF range nineteen
situated the former military
Smelling be sold under the OF the act esu
define the boundaries OF The military
the Territory of Minnesota
proved 1852 and which not subject 10 peemphon
claims:
half OF section I've, sections
half and southeast fractional
fifteen,
and te reserved for military al
three exclusive Of all the islands
Mississippi river, township twenty eight OF range twenty
three.
Office MsSEAYoLIs, commencing Monday, the
September the disposal OF the public
lands following townships of which portions sua
former military al Fort Smelling are 10 be
with of the act OF 18th august
1884, quoted aud which subject TO empuon
Claims, TO wit;
the fourth principal raeydan.
townships and eight exclusive of the
island, IN the Mississippi rver of rangc twenty two
twenty eight and twenty nine e1c!u-
sye of The ands the Mississippi of range twenty
owuhips eight aud twenty nne, e1clu
ye of the ans the Mississippi range twenty
Lands anpopria,eh by schools military
oibey nurnoses. pilib be excluded from The sales
lands will be commenced the days
order which they adve
sed with despa,c until The whole shalt have been
closed bur sale shall be kept open
OF the lands vii
Given under my hand Washington, this third day
June thousand eight hundred and hny four
1870 FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY President:
JoHs WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
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~ X. CAAMB f1lsLtS'> Ganm. retail Coiiese, located
". No a1 Baltimore, Haand The osiente
IN e Teaeh OF hdivtas pro"
and practical mercantile educa
ncan knnwiedge
weehs Than DC acquired IN as
many u counting house.
study embraces doubeentry book keeng and M
meuiuds
Practical penmaus combining ap,dy of execution with beauty
mercantile laws upon various an
subjects, beside otef points necessary o
a ihs
for complete Eve 10 eight weeks
beins vacaon applicants eater at any time and AZ
held at stated periods
and diplomas awarded who graduate For terms &c. wr
and circular forwarded by MA y
Roy
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Law sonoo, OF Cumberland University,

Law school OF Cumberland University st tonTn"''
Tcruesseei .''.s -
EACpLTy, Hon. Abraham carqthe late qae Of III src"i
Judges u p6unessee
Nathan rpeR, OBJ u ne wages ofihe supreme eonF
OF Teansssee -
Judges Cach.rs Green deg 'e 'e wolF time vscuvr
the school
Plan DAILY examinations of each cla on the
books regular lectures explanations OF III
daily lessons IN he progress OF the examinations
D. Weekly moot courts equity, which
dents commence OF fact by tile proes
practice. e framed require prepare
deeds records and all ens, l..
aenee iaaau ty sFEHaI ~
,uprem. which Is held monthly 'e aud
public The cad session. The Students act CLERKS shr
Jurors ehanceor, and IN other official
sacies with their
the tld Monday sep
TEMPER Thursday February The second
the succeeding NGFa2 ~ February aud ends second
Expenses Session.Tpion fee Sou aavanee;
boarding about $50 Students furnish their books,
which can had ia the Lebanon bookstores,
required complete unless the STA
No study for ad
There regular classes Students
any during the collegiate year
. legislature connected with school
Number Of students the last collegiate elghtys1.
ROBERT L, CARUTBERs,
FEB il-eolt President Board OF Trustees
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lie male Institute, south CarotinN avenue, b.twce
Gtn n,,d n ssr washington.

HE The above institution will commence on
till OF June
VIII embrace all branches u
finished education and 10 insure tl cpeeh'
teachers department The ocauen Is
Ncholson's former residence brag m very
poe or
on and vel readily advantages The buildings
large grounds beautifully Improved and
ample for exercise , -.
Boarding aud tuition in English $40 payable hall IN a
vance and mainder february Music French drawing
an scholars, quarter Of eleven weeks from
: o $40 according 10 the class
Ccsrs conatnina fun particulars will be upon application
GEORGE BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal.
Rev William Hodges q II Butler, D. D., Joseph A. Brad
lev .so Professor Il NJ Blird Washington
Rev W. ] Georgetown.
Row James .ay, u ~, Rev. Wiiinm Friend Virginia
Rev. Alexander sbiras, Pelham, New York.
Rev g vies, Wilk-sbsre, Pennsylvania
And pairons Of the school generally.
Aug s-dlm
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1875 barrels OF fresh superhne flour
10 bushels of n while field beans
rs s1' pounds pounds 81 ssa85a BRfS f9aBw eanaes
bushels good
The whole to be delivered from LIST June TO 18th August 1855
az Tor, Riley AZ junction s Of fsrasg ssa %sy a Go s,t q
Fort LeGoenrorth Missouri, land transportation.
aio barrels Of pork
cas- sanels of fresh superhne -four
100 bushels Of new white field beans
5000 pounds OF good hard soap
% G pndnds Of sSSS e ss Rs n ean a
200 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
The whole TO be delivered by the Isl June, 1855.
At Fort Mouitris, Charleston, South Carolina.
200 barrels of fresh superinc flour
60 bushels OF new white field beans
i 500 pounds OF good hard soap
SO SSns. a,a spf s se1G n
$40 gallons of good cider vinegar.
1T Fort Monroe, Old Point Comfort, Vhgnia.
$50 barrels of fresh superhne flour
$50 bushels Of new white field beans
400 pounds OF good hard tall Nv candles
bushels fine sal
$50 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
at Fort MeIi-nry, Baltimore, Maryiand.
$50 barrels fresh superhne -four
IS bushels white field beans
800 bounds bounds q r good na ad .Hap candies
Go bushels OF good clean dry fine salt
$50 gallons of good cider vinegar
.f Fort Hamiuon, Narror,, Near York Harbor.
aso barrels Of fresh .uperhns aour
60 bushels OF new white field beans
lr6st pounds of good hard soap
pounds good hard tali0w candles
80 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
O. good
a, 1,,, M,,k;,,. ,,cb,vrn
- - 80 'o
10 barrels Of resh superine flour
As bushels Of new white field. beans
!, ii0 pounds Of good hard soap
Goo pounds of good hard ,allow candies
IS bushels Of gooa clean dry fine salt
aoo gallons OF good cider vinegar, $500 ,szz
One half June 1855 remainder the 18th September oo
Ehy, RroJ, Scun Sc Marie Ncbfsap
- - " '
80 barrels
I'D barrels OF fresh superbne hour
~ bushels OF new white heid Deans
ybo pounds OF good nara soap .
QUO pounds OF good hard lai'ow candies
~ bushels OF Rood c,ean dfy nhe SAT-
no gallons OF good cider vinegar ,,--
o"o nan vi 's' sumo, ic''' ie'"i"oei " 'po ''' f ~
NpIE.Al bidders reouested extend
and exhibit The total amount
no bi viii be acted on unless II embraces
posi-. , - ,,, r. ,.,, d.iv.,v n, ,hose ,oss where
le peiios sue Mn t. @ a,a,h '., nne Ist Sep,,mber
-. ~, The hers which The
, ~ ~ ~ ,a,anss ~, Earn and arb nos m weigh no.
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Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NorIcE ro pRE.E MPrIoN CLAIMANTS.

person entitled the right of prescription to any OF the
townships and parts of townships above enume
establish the TO the satisfaction OF the
land Office, and make
practicable after seeing this notice and before
for the OF the public sale OF the
lands claimed otherwise such claim will be for
feited ,on~ ,r,,,o~,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
4-lawl3wN
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EDWARD X. COLLINS s. CO.,
No. So Wall street. N, Y.
BROWN, SHiPi.Eg, x CO.,
Liverpool
r 6. RODENTS X co.,
70 Kings Arms Yard London
!. MUNROE * CO.,
% Rue Metre Dame des VICTORIES,
ar
GEO. ii DRAPER Havre.
IN, op. az these nius accountable for gold,
buon specie ewery precious metals unless bills OF
ans signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
Jars
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g Snider's" Wines, Philadelphia.


JoHN ShIDER the former odestabished
Jacob Snser No 70 Walnut street, four doors
will be supplied with wines
and liquors on the accommodating terms.
JACOB sNDER agent for the importation e foreign vines
Office No 10 prepared orders
for special importation of Wines various houses in E-
in upwards and also soicits
son. Vaughan nder the patronage of his friends and
former customers
free Of freight.
Itu. div
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Statement the AnAAEs Mutual IAfe Insa-
rance Company OF New York,
No. III BToadwsy, the Ysav snsag JR Janary, 1854
Net hand January 3ls,, 1858, per balance l. -
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SOMETHING NW.In consequence liberal patronage
bestowed on the metropolitan Gallery the proprietor has male
engagement Verge, ari from Lond by whose
agueeotypes viii be coored with ancy and aura
by by the method, and far surprising IN
beauty effect deoany paintings
disappointment and gentlemen invited 10 MAX
advance and their will then he
designated. Metropolitan Gallery Lane
ucker pcunsyvana between and 9Th streets
GEO. ADAMS, Artist.
ls-dg
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uMyER The subscribers. having oaaad IN the
IL lumber business, old OF Bird corner -i,,h and
prepared " Furnish gs1cles
Ole terms. They soBcIi sha5e of punte patronage
GEO. w. GARRETT & co.
June i6-eou
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bureau of Provisions and Clothing, Aug 2ath, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed proposals Bee "Pro
~ pnas ior Pork will be this
unl IL O'Clock the % day Of september
furnishing delivering Of all The
United States, ai the following navy yards;
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Or. piostss,s sayleoaATINa cOh.IAL,



ue,lra kEsroRED AND LIFE LENGTHENED BY DR.
II h Noasgs lSVis9aAriaG ei.Ixia Or JoRDiALA
rst s pLGres aou,d' bnons ns public oen dass,ved
believe e simple and sublime truths by t
alte-ted 10y witnesses othe
highest rulphins over all doubts in
creduy by of testimony whehs perfectly II
rsssube
misuse abuse Of the various organs which make UP the
nl machine called man Il restores 10 u vSnf ever osnGa,
mind the reproduction OF human NE 10 per
as the only means communicating energy which
IS e s 10 ,ss aGsI sse are
either 70 any The feeble gin ths aing
hs vielm Of nervous dereason suffering gen
er biy or from the weakness Of single organ w az nna mn
TO those who have pedspo,ion TO PARALYSIS II Will
sy There are many perhaps tned with their
as, sv sa ss The Elixir
m and will mol only remove the diso
"'' ''s'''' ''' REBUILD THE BROKEN CONSTITUTION
The leading dscnses and
qu column enameate the maad,es tor which as prepare
sga dououreux headache ncpien paralysis hysea pap
aauenee pckins sensation aesh numoness orpdiy
the e sp AND %
inability to remain IN ons place OF Weakness o. e pro
abu sinking stomach female chronic
@ @ ali
proceed from beyond the reach OF medicine
| structural diseases, it is averred that
MoasE's IsviaoRATIrs
regularity with uniiom and nslufa acuvy only
out aas na Mn "a s 1a w. ne in
finish with the nervous system and uai ihs OF s
every disease the Elixir Cordial the
only reliable preparation known.
NERVOUS DISEASES
language adequate idea OF the immediate and
almost change wSn Wn oxen DOWN
weak by impaired BY 1ns,IunS ana re-
The mental and ID Sssne s % on
s &c eonsy inc se.,l s,sgsies q
reach inc 1 @ as s" ss;1.e 10 Its
MEDICINAL
Of the nineteenth century It's drsl scientific in t
world woSd have admitted that miracle OF medicine heretofore
| A srrxuL,nr THAT ENTAILS KrAorlos.
L. sss ss f'g s % S
well be said OF him who takes nfm, last
in I, 'psds p,is It's
ton dspfsssona, exoiemsnl tendency to
Of noo a %
Archaeology mental debility hys,ea weensans thoughts o.
II uros'raon rriiaLy inability TO sleep diseases
neS e saaa e papsaoa the heart mpoency
s t aS ss % e ess q an esmonS
~ ininiIbie. .,,o. Nv
the bloom and viso changing the SAID
from yellow, sckiy color, beautiful horid cohpAoh
AoasK's IsvisoRATina sLINR
s phenomenon the maea mcdioa hitherto unhehd
h, SS en ;o Il i Ingredient, by
&c medical and Of Europe 10 be ~
the production IN Aac' iee
hs attention the wonderfully nvgoIans effects II
upeu natives wonderful power OF snd-
rance exhibited by the Arab OF oo sexes
ter desert pilgrimage attributable 10 the use o S Hne
| herb
Morsa's invsofa,ug Codis bes beea counterfeit
ed by some unprincped persons.
In all genuine Cordial will nave the p,opies ae-
smile boie and tue following words
I" Dr. Morses Invigoraing CORDIAL u H.
| Ring proprietor, N. Y.
! PRICE, a. PEN BO14TLE-rW FOR S5--SIx FOR Sl2
| c. II. RING, proprietor,
1872 Broadway, New York.
by druggists hrouglou, ula States canadas, and
| West indies. ,
Agent Washington city, a. D. Gilman sgen IA hanNse,
| 3. H1nce.
/ Jan 2o-dy
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1uusrat RESIDENCES for remit have for rent ss,'
u houses, OF ground attached 10 EACH
aed keudsn Greenr lttc Than mile nofiheas
from the Capitol. -
spacious and convenient, with cellar W
s,se for each and Of excellent water AZ
beautiful overlooking large portion OF Inc '
and IN full view the Capitol - n
The approach Is by 7h aud streets, Delaware avenue %
An omnibus line. usual fare has been permanently ne
route twice a between Kendall Green
Presidents square, leaving az 8, 3. and p D. m
leave Centre Market where IL makes brief stand az Y %
O'Clock
Rrut-t,go hundred dollars year. ,.,,
inspection, and can
by applying VIM Stokny, who lives on Cottage street, ~ W.
my residence, the premises .c,,n,II.
July O. dG ANUS hhNh'''
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Salamauder Safes.

Salamander Safes.
IyANs s. WATSON No a8 street, Philadelphia
II Pa 60 Dock sreet> have hand large assor
of their
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PROOF SAFES,
Bank vaults and iron doors for bank and stores,
PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRIGERATORs,
Water iers and copying presses Fairbanks platform
and counter scales
But,erxofn's ReIeys, Yales Jones' aud Hat
patent pow bank locks Please give call
made The may hparefs who have our
in
r. Magruder street. Pennsylvania ~asna
u. e.
Farmers sad Meshancs' Bank, PhiladsIpha,la safes
Mint, do
United States Arsenal 5 in California, Philadelphia
United States Appraisers OHaee. Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia. safes.
Phladepla Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia.
Richard Norris, Il Son, Locomotive Works, Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virginia
Mr. E. Wood Fogg fennsyv avenue bstween e.h and h
Washington O. authorized receive orders for and
make sales of the above
May 6-2awly EVANS a. WATSON.
AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street. Boston; by
Rebuilt enlarged elegantly furnished
and convenicnces for the sccommoda
ION o uageliipg public.
Dec 81 div
young ladies' by NJ Tyson and Sisters street. between
I2 l3t Washington, D. G.. The this vii
resumed Monday, 18th of September when the pupils
punctua their For &c rcsara
be al all the principal bookstores in the city
Aug io-eodtie 9Th Sept tSarl
NOLUMBIAn COLLEGE. Wnshington. ID C.-The bir
u ycas Columbian College las
"Wednesday the
uae Students have the cboee usual Classical
degree OF bachelor of scenuhc
bachelor philosophy The
about hundred dollars For farther information
address Tho President Of Columbian College, Washington d. c.
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f'HOCOLATE, Cocoa w. BAKFp 4 co IS
American and Vanilla Premium
to which hrst premiums have been awarded by chief
Union prpcipa in
he United States, npd by their agents
Husscy Murray, New York Grant PHILADELPHIA
Thomas v. Bruudge, Baitmo,o Dudley Cincinnati
Ohio; and g. III. Howell, Georgetown u. c.
WALTER BAKER, CO.,
ApJ-dly Dorchester, Mass,
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sup me Court of the United states,
DECEMBER TERM, 1858.
ROBERT WIcKLtrfR, Apt

ROBERT WIoKLtrfE, Appf,
No. 10
{
counsel for appellant, suggested
Thomas ID. Owings the appellee this
under 3ch rule
sane On consideration Whereof it here
proper
Thomas owinss
lied 10 opea he uenns term the appellant shall be emu
Provided OF this order shall be
which the
printed for three
beginning
Court next ensuing.
WM TIIOs. CARkCLL,
Nay To- 1884. elk Sup CT u, S.
Am laNtN
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propo a 8 ior % and Coal,

oyrTcE OF rnE SECRETARY OF rnr SENATE u 3 Ia,
August ~, le5a
SEALED PROPOSALS Ie e we'd al ms ohce un a a..
y aeiock 81 on Monday, Sh iusant ft furnishing Az,
lvcung IN Tie vhu Of taitoi, OF before he
October hundred tons OF best anthracite 'oa ~
broken and ereenea Gr Also for hund
al. tyrn cords Of best hickory wood, to be measures
expense 81 Capital ya d, saved md W
whole subject 10 the inspecfoo ah'
prevail o Secretary &C the Senate. ...
Security for the faithful performance the contract Tor furnishes
the articles satisfaction OF the Secretary OF The se
win be required . coLr
Proposals should endorsed Proposals for Wood and Coa
I'd sirected Secretary Of the Senate, IT Washington
aug l3-lay3v
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WILLIAM ISELIN, Havre.
2o-dly
Poly tcchnic College of tho state of Pennsylvania
Penn Square, Philadelphia
liIS College, plan Industrial Colleges OF
Europe designed afford thorough professional
education 10 students intended for
ENGINEERING, MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME-
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
The will Monday, Sep
t.mber ii, 1854
FACULTY.
and civil engineering Professor sem H. Peabody
Meaursy and industrial analytical and agricultural chemistry
Prof Alfred l.. Kennedy, NJ ID. - .
Mining engineering. geology and mneraogy, Prof W. H. B.
Mechanical philosophy principles Of machinery Prof
Peabody and Kennedy
Terms department per session, SIS.
Mechanical architectural typographical drawing Prof John
Kern. $40.
French and Spanish, Prof v. De Amaulli.
German Prof u. II. Entrup
The analytical laboratory practical chemistry daily
An academcA department. charge j. g. Boucher A.
which and less proficient students may
and be College
Additional information terms, study boarding,
SC may be obtained Alfred L. Kennedy Poly
tccinc College, Philadelphia - -
President Of Board of Trustees.
JouN MCINTYRE, Secretary
Aug 9-WedSat&Tuesim
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Philadelphia College OF Medicine.

THE winter session Of this institution begin October o.
u 1854 =
Full oflsctures winter and summer
Degrees conferred in March nd July.
Fees One fun $50 Perpetual Matrculs
u0n s. Graduation $35 To attended
full another including graduation fee
faculty
oerery student
each brunch fsoiues equal
10 In the country, For further address
y. HOWARD RAND, NJ D. Dean,
lo6 South Ninth street, Philadelphia
Aug l--iawwpSiaw5td
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UNITED sTAr.s., NAL

Posr orrIce
July IL, 1854
DROPOSAS for carrying mails United
of November 1884, the 30h day OF June, $50 fol
lowing the State of Alabama will be Con-
ORce Of the Post Office Department in the Of Washington,
until O'clock lih September 1854 be decided 10th
September following
7 From Jamestown By ssgssve, Grove l Choctaw Corner
Clay Hill, Dyons Mills shiloh, Spencarvic Linden Spring
Hill, De,nopolis, and Macon, Greensboro 1910 miles and
back, three times a week two horse stasoE.
Leave Jamestown every sunday Wednesday, and Fday
a.
Arrive at Greensboro in sc hours, by p "a,
Leave Greensboro every Tuesday, Thufsday, and saturday
Arrive at Jamestown in 30 hours, by p m.
Proposals coaches will
For form OF proposals, guarantee and
and embracing conditions be incorporated n
such department proper
advertisement inviting sails for mail the
southwestern States, dated Jlnuxry 9, 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Postmaster General.
July 25--lawsw Intel and Ev. starl