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oRANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

The cheapest most PORTABLE and ecpedoas he
White Saphur Springs, passing the Alun Warm, and Ho,
Springs.
RRANGEMENTS having been made with the owners OF
II splendid Page between Alex
anda Washington distance of six miles, in connexion
the Washington railroads. following
schedule viii effect and ale Thursday June 1884,
Alexandria G0rdonsve and intermediate stations
will leave the depot, of Duke and Henry
n. N IN he giving
ample board, arriving GordousvIe
O'clock connecting that place with the trains the Virginia
Central railroad Richmond, Charlottesville, and SauHton
train from CoTdonsve Alexandria aud intermediate
will Gordonsvie ii O'clock the of
the Virginia Central road, arnvip. Alexandria half
O'Clock, thus allowing with the leaving
Washington North, board
Train om Aexnndia,o Warfenton and intermediate
will leave Alexandria daily Sundays esceptod at O'clock
arriving at Warenon at 5k O'Clock,
On Sunday viii leave al 2 o'clock, IN.
from WarTen,nn Alexandria and intermediate stations
viii leave Waenton daily Sundays excepted) quarter
O'Clock arriving Alexandra 9ocock
On Sunday will leave at quarter past IL O'CLOCK
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Proposals for Stationery.

OFFIcE SECRETARY SENATE,
September ~, 1854
PROPOSALS will be received this Office until 10
y O'clock Tuesday 10th of October furnish
surface 1t inches by -
inches weighing less than As pounds the be
delivered this office charge half
before the l3t and oneaf or before the 27h of November
right order, giving
notice. additional quantity that be required for the
of the Senate during the $50 Congress-
sufficient OF the marked with the OF the
each PROPOSAL and be de-
liyered this office free Of charge
win be entered into with the person Offering 10 furnish
paper proper quality the price his
ecung bond with sureties satisfactory TO the Sece
the thereof under forfeiture
failure which bond be filed
Secretary within after proposal
has been accepted.
Sep l2--lawiw
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puHsUAsT TO I" decree of the high conrt of chance
made Isabella Bird widow, plaintiff
Charlotte ktr aud Others deisndans the claiming
OF kin John McDouge formerly ioyd Coffee House.
London,
Inn kept by Thomas William Nicholson, nveresk Mussel
Lothian, North
wick uponrwe then of nusp Park Uxbridee
county OF Mddesrx esquire died 18th day
May 1854 by ter solicitors before
of Novemb.r next come in and their relationship the
sad John McDougc, the
liam Page Wood No u New square, Lincon's Inn
default thereof they will be pereuptory
bepeDt o, s.e said decree
Thursday the seyen day Of December O'Clock In
m nernoon at The said cbambet appointed for hearing and ad
Indicating
Dated this 1tn day Of August, ls54
RICHARD BLoXhM Chief CLERK
ATKINSON PILGRIM,
Church Court, Lohbur, London, Plaintiffs Solicitors.
Sept -
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The printed ebedas respective navy yards
by s navy agent 9r ne particular yard nearest to his Office or BY
The yards for which u;s appran desire to oer
The scheducs VIII state The times within which the materials
such place or places within the Tor which
the offer made be directed by the commanding officer
provided contract distinctly understood
by The bidders hat The amount and niahe Of articles enumerated
headed Miscellaneous specified the Icba5ie
Ing the lowest bid but the contractor is furnish
.mt brouph he most oce shaI b. tes enr H notice. u
ring fiscal year eodsg June 1851 and whether nuap-
titles required be more OF less than 'hoe specified he prices shah
be of quality
iverd OF all aud charge expense
aud subject 10 he npeo count we5h or measurement OF tne
sad navy yard and be in al respects satisfactory 10 the command
Of The articles sc Contractors for elasses headed %
delivered required proposals an geu
city principal place the yard delivery who may
The periods of deery of all building materials conform
Approved full
CURED and twenty per eentn as additional security deducted from
ea unless otherwise Department on nscs head
@ e. n "e al @ ss @
oomnandanr be paid quarterly he krst January april Iny
teighy per cen, win be paid by the auen,ai
within hny days after the presentation of bis in rpIcae duly
No me be paid until all rejected
yard uniess specially authorized by the Department.
VIII be pu'asd IN The e'n,ac, mat default shall De made oy
OF quality the provided
said parties will forfeit and 'ht
United States quaaod damages of money equal To twice
e price herein agreed the
paid delivery thereof which
iqudated damages recovered from time time they
The the contrac and cey that they ia the
WORTH and above their debts and liabilities the
full thu
the persons
puarauiors according
dencs. naming and State mus, be distinctly
the that the bureau
power without
eminent in shall made appropa
lions for the
for aud on wb this advertisement s based
Persons offers shall be accepted will be
post which notice shah
for The supplies specified
Of
,nce their bid will be other person
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Round IMP tickets 10 WarTenon from Saturday 10 Mon
Passengers for Luray and New Market will take the leaving
Alexandria O'Clock, a. Tuesdays Thursdays
urdays connecting with the Cupeper
Passengers for Lynchburg will leaving
dris al O'clock Mondays Wednesdays, and Fday-,
meeting with the stages AT Charlot ttesvile
Passengers the White sulphur Springs will
ing Alexandra daily, connecting with stuges
Freight trains running daily, Sundays excepted)
Per order: w. b. BkOCKkTT, Agent
June IA dit Ale xandra.
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Cincinnati, Iouscie Indianapolis Colmbu ZGnsspie Ces
land, Toledo, Chicago, and st Louis.
THROUGH tickets all points the rail
road station in Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington arriv Wheeling
time connect with the splendid inchessr and
for Welsve ~ miles from Wheeling;
Cieveland Toledo, Chicago and Alton steamboat
miles, 10 81 Louis Leaving Washington At NJ, they
the with the splendid UniOn
for Cincinnati and Louisville and for ndanspoiis by railroad
from Lawrenceburg
Through tickets sold Cincinnati. Louisville
lis ao for gainesville and Columbus by national
Wheeling Passengers holding through tickets lie
point the route For Information and tickets apply r. u.
PARSONS, agent, Washington.
j. H. DONE
FEB 7--dtf Master Transportation.
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FRANKLIN PIERCE.
u
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
BY the Presidents:

Under the act OF Congress approved ID March, 1852 entitled "An
uoned the extended
toned odd tered sections where the
Improvement We1e made PRIOR the date aomen proven up
the rate o dollars and
the day fixed for public And by approved
March, 1854, entitled An Tho relief
railroad who
the above named sections the date of phdapai will
-emptoBs the ordinary minimum price
lands, the OF dollar and five
and paid for before the day fixed The public
the
the alternate odd numbered sections above
of % March, 1858 above referred prior
to TIE 18TH March, 1851 the dale OF hlonent) under
27 March, 1851 settlements made prior the
al lands from maSket; likewise
cmpon the of 25tb March, 1854, any
ae sixteenth of October next st Louis required esa
h The al
office. make ed
by law pra,ca5ie after seeing t otee
appointed for public
aDas etTaeng the claimed otherwise such claim will be
iciird.
JOS. 8. WILSON.
Acting Commissioned % ne General Land Office.
Sep IL iawl3w lint and Siar,j
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Philadelphia College of Medicine.

ne winter session of this institution viii heelo October 9,
\ 1884.
Full lectures winter and summer
Degrees conferred In March and July
Fees One iul course, sst Perpetual ticket $3.50 Matueua
on So Graduation fee y5. To who have attended
il another $50 including
Personal Is by faculty progress
% svey saeni Examinations daily by the professors
each branch In al eies for Instruction school
10 any IN the county. For further iniorpaton aJdresi
II. HOWARD RAND, NJ y. Dean,
los South Ninth street, Philadelphia
Aupl Inv vp q aVy5td
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SOMErUING NEN-1n consequence of patronage
bestowed the Metropolitan Gallery the
engagement Mr. Verge, artist from Lopd
daguseoypea will be coored with btiancy
biy unaianshe by the method, and surprising
deoaoy detail the paintings ivory
To disapponmen ladies' and gentlemen
advance aud their
designated. Metropolitan Gallery
Tpoker Pennsylvania between ~
GEO ADAMS Ar,si.
Mar Cd
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A &. GHAMaEiSI.sN's Con.,nerc,aI CoIlec,

a q. CEsAMEEiSLEN's Commercial CoIiege Located
". No i9 Baltimore baltimore, Maryland. osleNbe
object OF ue institution m place in the reach OF ind ydua
facilities fur obtaining thorough
tup here obtain knowledge
business
years in counting -horse.
The Of study embraces and m
aiaptauoB departments
tie calculations tassh according approved
Practical peunansp, combining tapidity
construction lectures mercantile
rant mercantile suhJec beside many points
book business understand
student complete the weeks
ihrTc being vacation, applicants any and
ed both and evening Examinations periods
aod diplomas awarded tohase who graduate For
and have d circular forwarded by n,n /.
Nov i3--iviAcp
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no INVENTORs-1e othee OF the Inventors Protective
uonal Union 7t o9pqe the east of the
Patent Office
ready esamiusonB soioii patents
Its members. with all possible despatch,
model will with the oice
be made the shortest nstce.
office, where N
regard objects of the "Inon.u
letters Office prompf
attention will be given them.
Central ohcs, Wsshington, u. o.
II. g.. CLAYTON,
President OF invantors Protective National Union
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-. . n u
EDWARD X. COLLINS S CO.,
No. Sc Wall street, N. y,
BROWN, sHIPLEY, Co,
, Ltyerpop
Il q. ROBERTS co.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London
J. MUNROE Il co..
% Rue Notre Dame des Victories
GEO. II DRAPER, Hayre.
The uwues ships will accountable gold
bullion specie, ewely precious metals, uness bills
therefor the value expressed
Jars
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EgtENtH NOVELS, Dumns. Bnlyec, and
imported from Paris by the undegned prices
cents upwards many of Tbam beautifully illustrated
Oc7 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Supreme Court OF the United States,
DECEMBER TERM, 1858.
:. .RoBERr WlCHLIFPE, Appt,

No
THOMAS ID. OwNss.
counsel the appellant having suggested the
d. Owngs the appellee in this moved the
order under the sth rule of Court make The
On consideration Whereof II here
ed that unless the proper representatives. Of the said
Thomas d. owngs deeensed shall become pares w
the appellant shall be enti
and hearing have the reversed II
Provided that Of this shall be printed
the seat OF government in which the laws OF
United printed by for three successive
sixty beginning Of the Of the au
Court ensuing
+, Test: WIN. TROS. CARROLL,
May i6, 1854. CPk Sup CT U. g.
Aug l--luW4w
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DIX AUTHORITY Of OF the Legislature OF
Virginia. February 27 1854 entitled can act 70 incor
of James g. French
railroad between and Washington city, and conform
with the thereof notice hereby given by the under
signed that books for ecevng subscriptions 70 the
capital stock Alexandria Washington Railroad Company
will be opened 18th continue
open for inclusive, from TO- m, r. the fol-
lowing places;
In Newtons Hoe in the city of Washington
che mayors office: and in Georgetown the mayors Office
JAMES 8. FRENCH,
JOHN w. MAURY,
A. j. MARSHALL,
CORNELIUS BOYLE,
GEO. FRENCH,
EDGAR SNOWDEN,
lG-lawtSepi2 r. w. LATHAM.
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aaaAAF gfIst0Ueu LINE TO THE WEST.
- Isl SS;s...s ~ !; i71ai|E 111

baltimore and OHIO railroad from Baltimore TO Wheeling,
Union line the Ohio andhe stages to Zaneseiie,
HIS expeditions being thoroughly competed by the Ian,
finishing the great Board Tree Tunnel being in
excellent ORDER the attention of travellers confidently
reecd its advantages and low The
this road Of and
The mail train leaves Baltimore daily
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mes) ~ 0u,s
GLIDING all there 3
leaving Baltimore for
Cumberland, 7s miles, and proceed ien;e Wheeling
n,urnlng
To with these trains, leave Washington
and daily the from Baltimore Wuh
nson Junction. (eer known us the Relay Ilouse ~e rs from
Baltimore
Wheeling the unrivaled Union
winch been completed for this ronte, daily
the ears and passengers down the Ohio
Louisville where Nashville,
the Louis and New Orleans packets taken
further T
Passengers Columbus who prefer the
cnnat) other parts Ohio the West
Wheeling the Ohio Stage Companys excellent coaches
the National GAINESVILLE thence
by railroad
Passengers for Wesvle and ceyeand by steamboats,
railroad will also nd iis agreeable there being
places. IT,
y Baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling
charge transfer OF passengers baggage
Fare through ticket with right
rou,e Washington Wheeling 50 so; Cincinnati, Sill
TO Louisville, si2. taF.tl.,-z i. a.
be MIR. Parsons, agent, station
Washington, and OF the other agents OF The company
tyM PARKER,
May il--du General Superintendent.
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l,KOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Bromn.- w. BAKER & CO.'S
American and Vanilla Premium chocolates Cocoa
which f pemus have been awarded by the chief
and fairs Of the Union for sale by e the principal
United States, and by their agentst
iussey Murray New York; Grant rweis,
iomas v. Brundge, Baltimore; Dudley Cincinnati
'bo; and 8. II. Howell, Georgetown, D. G..
WALTER BAKER 4 CO.,
Ap3-dy Dorchester. Mass.
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PROPOSALS.

NAVY DKPARraKSr,
Bureau of Yards and Docks, September 20, 1854
NEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals Class No
~ atnavyyaId" (name lhs eiass or classes aud The
yadD VIII be received This office for furnishing and delivering
ue several materials articles embraced
OF he following classes particularly described printed
sehedies, 10 be furnished application desiring
oner to contract for therein
FOR PORTSMOUTH, N. II.
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IhATED STATES Mail Line California. via Aspin-
u wall Panama, mo in
ca steamships, by the Navy Department,
2,p1p o,s buS3on guaraniying speed and saJefy.
The pauana railroad completed Obispo, Is
Panama. IL
The from embraces
ir A,nwai Obpo and Ia miles of land
road recently put thorough order passenger
caE therefore, pnsl IN sir hosne
and her baggage being only Transferred and from ms.
alongside the 49, .Gi
There will be transportation future
The entircty sickness description
Hsrv, steamers being always kept In port at New York; Paua
and san Francisco, detention accident
The route = entirely reliable.
II expected passage regu
iariY and on the Pacific, in IL 10 i2k days.
will they
Through tickets ra,e at agency,
New York. Y
Jan lS--dn
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Polytechnic College of the state Of Pennsyivanin,
Penn Square, Philadelphia.
Colleges
Europe designed afford thorough professional
education 10 students Intended for
ENGINEERING, MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE Me.
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
session will Monday Sep
4 mber Ill, 1884,
'' FACULTY.
Mathematics and civil engineering Professor seim H. Peabody
Meaurgy ipdusfial analytical and agricultural chemistry
Prof. Alfred l.. Kennedy, NJ ID. satrsla
Mining engineering, geology and mperaoyy, Prof W. H. b.
Thomas, A. N.
Mechanical philosophy principles OF machinery,
Peabody and Kennedy.
Terms for each department per session. SIS.
Mechanical architectural and typographical drawing Prof. John
Kern 40
French and Spanish, Prof v. De Amarilli
German, Prof b. H. Enrup.
The analytical laboratory practical chemistry daily
An acadeiea under the charge Of j. b. Boucher
provided younger
aud be rapidly prepared for kbe College
Additional information Of study, boarding.
obtained by addressing Dr. Alfred L. Kennedy Poly
technic College, Philadelphia. IL III
MATTHEW NEWKIRK
President of Board Of Trustees.
JOHN McIFrYRR, Secretary.
Aug 9-WedSatA Tuesim
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T. AAkiioNA, No. 30s broadway, New York, man
h uaciurer OF dngueEreoiype apparatas matines
&C. and of plates, chemicals fancy and
eaoype and chemicals for paper pctues
riais of every descriptions.
Case makers supplied with materials for manufacturing
hand
3gs Broadway, June ~, 1854
Juup Du--diy
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RELLs! BELLS! BELLs!-For churches, academies, fac
~ tOes steamboats,, plantations, made and
kept constantly hand by the subscribers their
ied and enlarged foundry, which has
whose
tha taa bells have world wide celebrity for
quality The recently
applying the o. oa mouding in iron bell
which perfect casting and
upimpaed excellence of their 5ei have
ceved panuay, 1854 the first premium silver medai e
Worlds Fair New York, all Others,
and Europe being competition and which the eighteenth
Eiel diplomas thai has
have patterns and keep hand bells oa
weight they furnish order chimes
bells, and several Of their
States and Cnnadas Their comprising and
valuable improvements, OF cast yoke,
arms which turned the bell spring acting
clapper prolonging the sound; iron frames og hamper
For steamboats,, steamships,
proved revolving yoke fancy hanang in brass
design, furnished. We supply whole parts
ehang bells ooher upon propr
specifications being given. Old bells taken in exchange
Surveyors e made kept
Being immediate copnerion w e principal all di
railroad
dsspa,ch which, personally by communication IRE
pecfuy solicited.
A. MENEELY's SONS,
feb at-dly West Troy, Albany ". "
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"snider's" Wines, philadelphia.

{" "Snider's' Wines Ph1ladelphfa.
John v. SNIDER old
wine of Jacob 4nder No 76 Walnut four doors
below Fourth where will supplied with
and liquors on the most accommodating terms.
JACOB sNDER JR agent for the importation of foreign wines
office No. rs Walnut he receive orders
the special importation Of Ac Eu
quantities upwards; and soc
for his John Vangan snder the Of his friends and
former customers.
All wines delivered Washington city by "Adams's Expcss
free of freight
IuuoQ Q-Sty
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School of Cumberland University, at leba
Tennessee,

n lr
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cauihers, one the circuit
L Judges of Tennessee
Hgp Nathan Green, of The Judges supreme
oi TeanessAs
uon Hfomfeid L. Ridley, OF zoe s.a,
Idges Caru.rs and Green dew their whole exclusively
the school, .l.H..
Pfn f nsfrtettonl DAILY examinations
e BOOKS NO regular OF the
ialy lessons IN the the examinations
= weekly equity, which
usnis
so and them all processes
practice The require prepare
deeds wills records and
dence IN the trials Some appeal
tupreme court, which held monthly and
public The every The
~, jurors Judges and chanceors, Official
sacltes connected with their suits tit Z"
iember third Thursday in February The second
the succeeding Monday February, ends second
Thursday IN July
Expenses per scnioHTuiion fee $780,
boarding about $50 Students books
which can bc had Lebanon bookstores.
Pour complete
advanced No previous study required a
regnin Students
any during the collegiate year.
IL n mo WI the scho
Number students the usi col-Qis,e
ROBERT T.. CARUTHERS,
Feb lI-eoy President Board Of Trustees
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4 COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Washington, D. C.-Thc
" ty year Columbian College begin
"Wednesday september and end the Wednesday
June STUDENTS have the choice of pursuing the classical
dies for the degree Of bachelor of scientific
bachelor Of philosophy The college
address The President of Columbian College, Washington
Aug 4--eod3w
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT have rent seyera
ground attached
Kendall Green little a n0rtheasteyly from
Capitol.
These onses spacious and convenient with cellar wood
each and pumps
The situation beautiful overlooking large portion of city,
and in full Of the Capitol.
The apponch is by 7h und Delaware
4
An omnbas ne usual f has been permanently established
the and twice between Kendall Green and
PresdentA square, leaving m and D. Returning
Market makes brief sapd 2k
O'Clock. -tE
Rent-two hundred dollars year
The houses taken Inspection
applying VIM Sckney. who lives Cottage street,
sc f. my residence the premises.
.att AMOS KENDALL.
Ixy 23-eodT
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rSENCH and English boarding and day school
young ladies' by NJ. A. Tyson Sisters street, between
18th and iab Washington D. c. The duties of this institution will
resumed Monday, 18th Of September when pupils
desired their terms,
be had all the principal bookstores in the city,
Aug 0--eodtl 9Th Sept [StarJ
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~ tTAs xs~k LAvsspeoi Uassa ss@sss mall I


Steamers
1he ships comprising this line are;
. :
M Ihe fhc1Qc Capt
The baluc Capt touistock
These chips having biil by c
fa3as ssiy government been
lfU&1N in their construction,
insure strength and speed accos
unequaled
Price of passage New York Liverpool cabin
In Exclusive
From Liverpool 10 New York, ESQ and eco.
An expe attached TO each ship
No oberti secured until paid for
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Collectsr,s once, August 1, 1854

Collectors once, August 1, 1854.
NOTICE prompt paymentNoiice
~ Is hereby that the for the 1854 due
ana payable this office deduction eight
n 1
Aug 3-eo'df Corctor
GAYS FABLES. with lac illustrations. i volume
VI London, 1854. 81
Dogs their managsment by Edward Mayhew. London 1854
Price so ' '' -
The Marves Of Science; by s. w Fulom with illustration.
Price so cents
Adventures Of NJ sydenham Geen6nch, ia
London, with numerous Illustrations London. 1884. 25tts
Aug 90 rRANCK TAYLOR
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rAncs Company u New Yesk,
Me- Ill Broalwsy t&s yta sw~s Jsssavy,
Net hand January 3lsts aes3 per balance
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4 MBROIDERIES. LACE GOODS, Xc.-The subscribers
u have This day received full and complete
goods, the Paris embracing all the
which the attention of The ladies'
following Is list of some of the leading articles,
rs Maltese chemizeits and sleeves, in sets
25 Matcss cOlIaretts and sleeves do
is Liakly embroidered muslin sets, Valences trimmed
Is do do Maltese do
IS do muslin collaretts and sleeves
$50 French embroidered lauslin collars
rs do do cambrc collars
Is reilly do cambria skirts, tor open dresses
$50 do do pocket handk erchiefs
rs pieces Maltese aces and edgings all widths
LOG DO Vacnces aces edgings and inserings
SO DO English thread laces, edgngs, and inser,ings
rs do camLnc houncings aud rulings
as do Swiss wssjns, founcings, and bands
100 do embroidered dimy bands
50 pairs embroidered muslin cambrc
IS dozen long and short black lace l,its
Also, variety OF Illusions laoes bobbnet
btcs embroidered musns lawns and lace
gloves hosiery, sc.
Sep 3-3awiwb HOOE, BROTHER, co.
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University Of Maryland.

UWIFeRsIIV OF WaTyIanU.
School Of Medien1,
HE forty seventh session will begin Monday octcber 1854
l. and end on the LIST OF March, 1855
Principles and Practice OF Surgery N. r. Smith, u.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, w. r. A. Aiken M. b.
Principle and Practice OF Medicine, Samuel Chew, Nj. ID.
Anatomy and Psychology, Joseph Roby, NJ d.
Obstetrics, Richard II. Thomas, NJ ID.
Maten ksdica and Pathological Anatomy Geo. W.
NJ d.
Practical Anatomy, q. D. Smith, NJ D.
Clinical instruction the Inamary belonging the University
and containing hundred and A6y beds.
Fees for 900 matricuaton fee, e5 graduation
WILLIAM E. A. AIKEN, NJ. d.,
Sep l--2awi9thOct Dea.
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NEW YORK, HREMEN, AND SOUTH
-JE0 AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
The ships comprising this line tina WASHING
TON, Capt. E. NJ Fitch HERMANN, Capt K. His
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NEW York Hay ad, is53.-The undersigned day
~ ohcc No AZ William street,
tor the transaction OF general brokerage business.
Bank insurance. railroad, State.
securities bought and sold
Pomlssory bills and loans negotiated
Nav la--dp EMANUEL B. HART.