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Law school % CumbsrlAaa University. ~ Lssasen.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cau,he~, issr one If The circn
L judges Of Tennessee
Nathan Green, Of the Judges VI the
of Tennessee. ls
lion. Bromasid l.. Ridley,
Judges Green their whole time sxclusve
to the school.
Daily examinations Of each CHASE the
OF explanations OF the
lessons Of the examinations.
Weekly law and equity In whish
Of hcts given ts ofss
prosecute through all the known In actual
practice The framed 70 require them 90 prepare
Wills records and all Of Documents 10 be rsAd sv
dence in the trials Some Of sne CASES are taken BY appeal 70
yuprene which held monthly In the class and In
public the cad Of session The students cerks
jurors and chaDceors, and in other official
sncies connected with their suits.
thu third Monday In
tember Thursday Febrny The second
succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July
Expenses per seon.Tuon fec $50, in con,insen
H. boarding $50 Students furnish heir
which had in the LebaHon bookstores.
required comglee the uness tho
No previous study for ad
mission There
AM during the collegiate year.
There legislature connected with tbs school
Number students the last collegiate year eightysx.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHEnS,
Feb ii--soly President Board OF Trustees
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EhANk's GERMAN ECONOMIC or students Lamp
Just received, by direct importation nom Frankfort the
Mime eight dozen those lamps
since, and such all
bought Of them For economy the Of oil, cleanliness
ness and beauty OF light they he
suited for colleges, schools, public
Congress- end all other that
that viii not In The least
equally well suited for ladies that have
night
Also on band pase OIL ethereal lard OIL
knds aud patterns Of lamps IN
styles which sold my
the largest in the city and forming the
shouts
q 8 WHITTLEaEY.-asr
5af Seventh
Sole economic lamp 10 tha civ
r s--Ah bills made with me must be settled monthly,
Dec a-eo2wif
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NOTICE ts hereby given that 4 have obtained from
~ Register of the Virginia Land oace, duplicate of
issued james Kennedy
General Land Office, Wash
d. Co. scrip for the unsatished portion Of the
GEO w. STEPHENS,
Dee lO--iaw3n Attorney IN fact for The heirs.
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AIMING NorICIc-Tbe Mexico Mining
wi United
washngo ci Tuesday the % Of January o'clock
adopt relative to the issuing Of certificates
stocks
BY order OF a member Of the board
heel Al w3y
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ERENCH NOVELS, by Dumas. BaIzac, and Others,
imported from Paris by the
cents upwards many Of them beautifully illustrated.
OctT FRANCK TAYLOR
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DARKER fancy store Hotsi IL s,
10 large and small Bachelors dye which Il
universally conceded be the very best article coorina the hair
without injury the skin.
We recommend the dye use
PARKER'9 Fancy and Perfumery Store
Dec Q-e0d3l' Under National Hotel.
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! GARD ro nousnKnErnas- .ns.ernsr !,

A CARD TO HoUsEKEEPERs The subscriber begs
leave call public
goods, which
recently received addition stock cheap ana
beautiful variety Of
Cut and pressed glass
Plain whts gold band, richly French China
Superior table cutlery silver plated goods
Lamps and girandoies block lin goods
Japanned ware bronze and iron goods
Fire sets, hxiures baskets and brushes
Britannia iron China
Mantsi and table ornaments, fancy articles, sc.
Altogether forming largest assortment Of
general house furnishing goods Washington
He pledges himself TO sch cheap be bought
of the cities
esly solicited c. W. BoTELER,
Dec lo--eouani Iron Hall
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CALI. AND WINTER style. OF ready clothing
superior and huish embracing the Tama,
black fashionable
and figured casmer~ business
figured psnisloons vevcts pushes silk and
shirts, understands
and youhs' clothing always Rand.
The above articles viii be sold the loves. COR cash
NOAH WALKER co,
Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
2s-3taw4wf Browns iotel Building.
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aoz Of good sound wool, doubled aHd twisted yarn
Brsss scales, ~ q :. 'srs corp prss'
Staples for coats, (eruss)
AHd inch ~sss.ed lace, crimson, red blue,
Pompons
Glazed leather, for and chin straps
Morocco, for cap Innings
Oh sik tor cap covers
Blue serge, for Things
Sewing
Linen threads
Drums, complete, artillery end infantry
Drum Cords heads batter and SETS uEs ADD sticks
pairs
Drun, stick carriages flies, and C
Bases, with eKta moulhspeces and trumpo,s
Axe and Ratchet handles, spades
Tin canieens, TO hold three pins
Bunting, red white, and blue
Tent poles pins for hospital, wall aud common
Garrison and recruiting baliards
Wooden buttons and slips
Brass spurs, pairs
Blank books N stationery
which desirable should be of domestic manufacture,
and conforms ali The standard pattern sealed in
sample viii be by mail with additional niorma
lion subject which be desired by wish
Ten per delivery viii be
shall be completed which be forfeited The Uai
ted States in Of deaeaon on the part Of the contractor a
filling the and paiatoas Of the contract About oa'
and pay mens appropa
by Congress funds this available
The privilege reserved Of by third the
OF all the supplies above mentioned.
accepted proposals. the fmeut
Of which will be required Bids desired
furnished, will be considered from
who IL manufacturer regular dealer the
supplies reverse, distinctly
offered, address
intended be proposed securities CONTRACT Obtained
Letters containing proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Army Suppiiesn
Addressedio G. a. CRoSNANt
Dec a7--sawtalJan
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o. and after Tuesday, Novembsr z, 1854,
THE daily FOR Gordonsvie and
date ssstons ~ oceek shs arrival OF hoat
from Washington. siRg fas breakfast board. Con
meeting al harnesses Junction with susssarx War
fof Wsseasoa,
win Virginia Central railroad Cor Rohmoad Char
lottssyllc, aud stanton.
Gordonssls daily Alexandria
stations before IA O'Clock, the arrival Of TIC TRANS Of
Virginia railroad iron, Richmond Charlottesville and
stannton.
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rHoCJLhTk- Cocoa, and Bronaa.- w. BAKER b COR
" Vanilla chocolates
which have been awarded by the chief institutes
URon sale by all the principal
Il Unite States, their
Ilussey Murray, York Twels, Philadelphia
V. Hruadge, BaitmoIe Kennel
nho; and 3. n. Howell, Georgetown, ID. C.
WALTER BAKER, & CO.,
Ap3-diy Dorchester,
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT several
ground attached
Kendall Green, little than mile noleasey from
Capitol.
These houses spacious and with cellar
she'd stable each, and
the
aud in tul CAPITOL
The approach by 7h and streets, Delaware
onabds line for usual fare, permanently
aud twice day between Kendall
Presidents square leaving M, D. Returning
leave Centre Market, where brief stand
O'Clock.
Rent-wo hundred dollars r.
The houses taken Inspections
applying YIN 5uckaey, who lives Cottage my
sef my idence, the premises.
AMOS KENDALL.
July 23-eodif a#B #4a +
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PHILADELPHIA Dec. "A, 1854
1 EALED PROPOSALS will be received until
y O'clock M hs 3if day q January neat furnishing
the following ppies aud materials, deliverable
Clothing Eqapsge Depot Schuyk
in quantities required,
5000 Ga dark blue (ndgo Dyed tined cloth weighing
n ounces yard
5000 yards cay twsd clOS weighing ~
yard
10000 blankets WOOL with inc letters u 8 Ia black
four inches The centro 10 be feet
ave feet wide each blanket 10 weigh ave pcunds
1900 horse blankets wool gray, (~ the letters " s. BLACK,
inches long, eentre,) be ain long and i've
and hall feet wide-eaeh blanket weigh three pounds.
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Eu.F received 100 barrels eastern apples. such
sreening aud Russets, fine order delivered
sound Private e boarding house and hotel keepers win and
their advantage us CALI.
yellow onions barrels + n =
Also, New Jersey white Mercer potatoes.
J. DOUGLAS 4 CO.,
NovRl-eo2w Feed Store "a street, a avenue.
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!, mBROIDERIES. LACE GOODS sxc.-The subscribers
II day received full and complete
goods, styles embracing all
which attention Of The ladies respectfully invited The
following = a list the leading articles
IS Maltese chemzetts and sleeves,
IS Maltese colarrtts and sleeves do
Is richly embroidered muslin sets, Vaences trimmed
is do do Maltese do
IS do muslin colaretts sleeves
$50 French embroidered muslin collars
rs do do cambria collars +
25 richly do cambc skirts, for open
pocket al
Maltese laces and edgngs, all widths
i0D do Vaences aces, edgngs, nsertings
80 do English thread laces, edgines, and insertngs
IS do camhric 1ouneings and rulings
IS do Swiss muslin hounciDgs
100 embrodered dmy bands
50 pairs embroidered muslin and cambria sleeves
IS dozen long and short black
Also, variety of Illusions bobbnets,
es embroidered musns lawns, and lace handkereef
gloves, hosiery &c.
Sep a-3nwawif HooE, BROTHER, CO.
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HARDWARE AND CUrLEHY.--The subscriber Inns
Ill complete goods which
selected this
county Europe and offered
of from to twenty i've cent Our stock
eomprises-
articles, every required that
tho head hardware
Building dne assortment, excepting wash weights
Scents lb.
Mechanes' ools every variety, mostly warranted
betting, gum and hemp packing, Boston ihctory
prices
Brothers. door springs warranted for four ears We
the agents, will furnish dealers Mt factory prices
OF feather busters AT New YORK prices,
per cheaper than other syles.
advance for cash puVctaAl
by the subscriber .-...
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE,
Sign Of tho large Gilt saw, Pam.
Nov s--eolm hatween 10Th and llth se1ts.
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Eos Lynehharg The chaoesvile
Mondaysi w ednesdays, and Fridays
For Laray and New Market the stages C0
pepper on Tuesdays, Thursdays, aaa Saturdays.
For Winchester daily the Piedmont
For Middebug daily, connecting with the Plains
Per order w. n. BRoCkkTT, Ascat
Nov 7-du
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TNo sat-
Sales OF Alternate Sections Postponed.

NOTICE hereby given, that
Of mcrioroas sstters,
aud ether unownr would
public sales OF the United
states sec,ions along
raoa advertised proclamation No.
s4 Offices December
ordered those sales be postponed
and o lake place follows, to wit
Louis, commencing Monday the 9th OF
Jackson commencing Monday, the 18th Of
August
Al Clinton, commencing Monday the 18Th
August
A, the land Springfield commencing Monday
of August next
Given under my hand Land Oficc city
Washington December A. u. thousand eight
n Any fur
BY of the President
JOHN WILSON,
Dec 7-law6w Commissioner,
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To the heirs OF John Orr and Henry Guenard,
Cor Quinend.)

UNITED STATES NAVAL ASYLUM,
Philadelphia December 5, le54
IOHN ORR, coiored andsmsn beneficiary
j led here on 9Th OF July last
Henry Guenard unend marine, and beneficiary died
IN i7h ulimo,
Each property OF value, which awas their
heirs
Dec-z--law4w
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pOLUMg CLAN CoLLiltsEi, Washington, d. C.--The hir-
year Columbian College will begin
"Wednesday
june students have the choice of pursuing the classical
dies the OF bachelor of scientific
degree bachelor philosophy The college
hundred dollars For further information
address the President columbian College, Washington D. c..
l--eod3w.
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MEM YORK. sREmES, AND SOUTH
sSs s&4s AMPToE UNITED STATES MAIL 5rEAAERa-
s ios ,p Jssi ~ Se il' aEssHSS capl s
T6ess STEAMERS s,op al going fe.ans
PROPOSED DATES or sAiI4ISG-iSs4.
a,nnso0 s. rSG% Nav isnaa1y Is fsSray 81
Hermann saiaLdsy, sssresF, - n ar u ~
iisraas \. =. saasdSy Apui "a asys
Washington. saturday, May 70; jase TO-
IIrassS Saturday, August IL. seplsmbsrs
Mi s ssa osoSsr sossmbss
wasutnsroB..... saturday, Nove@ber4 Deesmeer !;
Hermann Saturday, December . Deeenber 10
washington, wsdny, Mar sssninson. .wedn'y. Aug e
Wa.%@s.oa s Ma J Wss"soa. cea Il
le@saa, May 3, , H. S Ses
Gsaasaa. july aRs . . io asy". 1855
- q. II. SAND, 20 south s,.,N.Y.
O. A HEINEKEN CO., Bremen.
WILLIAM lsELlh, Hawe
PoIyieahnie College OF tho state OF Pennsylvania,
Penn Square, Philadelphia.
s coss organized 90 the plan o. as Industrial ua al
education 10 students Intended Tor
ESGiNEgRING, MINING, AGRloULTuRE, AND THE ME.
rhe next senannua session win commence Monday sep
FAoULTY.
Mathematics engineering sem IA. Peabody
Prot Alfred 4 Kennedy u D. -, 80 =,
Thomas, A. ~,
philosophy and principles machinery Proh.
Peab8dy and Kennedy.
Terms Tor each department session, 5i5s f
Mechanical achieetua and Geographical drawing Prof. John
Frsncf aud spanish, Prof v, De Amarili.
Prof Il. H. Entrup-
The analytical laboratory Tor practical chemistry daily
acadeuica Boucher
NJ provided into which aud less proficient students
and be rapidly prepared for the College courses
Additional information of study boarding,
obtained addressing Dr. Alfred H. Kennedy Poly
technic College, Philadelphia.
MATTHEW NEWKiRk,
President Of Board Of Trustees.
HcISrYRE, Secretary.
Aug WedSatarueslni
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The United States mail will commences
their regular trips Alabama ist Of November
leaving Mobile Montgomery daily the arrival
OF railroad connecting daily al Montgomery with
the and a W
viii Selma the downward
six O'Clock, a m.
The above experienced
comfort
The rates freight win dy
per barrel, and dollar bale Of cotton.
For passage having accommodation apply
ocr a7-d6m cox, BRATNARD, d CO,
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!. snIder,s', wines, philadeiphi..

John ". SNYDER, dealer
Jacob snde No 76 Walnut street,
below Fourth win be supplied with
aud liqaors the accommodating
JACOB SNiBER for the of
office No 10 Walnut orders
Tor the special importation OF wines &c. various houses IN Ea
single upwards and also solcits
for his John Vaughan nde the of his friends and
Washington city by aAlamss Express
free OF freight.
g--dIy
E6ENcH and Mi'siish boarding. and day school for
ladies'
2 aud i Washngton D. c. The duties of this institution will
Monday 18th when the pupils
desired their For
be had a all the principal bookstores In the city.
Aug t0-eodtisih Sept (SarJ
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DIcH JEW ELRY,-M w. GAIT BRO offer a msgnih
II ewey Of the very latest styles,
sistinR Of
diamond, pearl mosaic, and pain brooches
aud bracelets, diamond, pearl enameed and ploin
Geatlemen'S diamond pins and stnds
epaneiled pearl wedding, aud ngs
Gold, fob, vest, and guard chains
LADIES' chatsiains Iocksts, seals, and keys
fhimbie enameed, and plain
buttons an studs, goid necklaces, &c.
Which. Of
offered 10 their they
selling unusually low rates
NJ w. GAIT q BRO
Of Golden
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th
Nav
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X. u. GILL II n +,

hs office his re in Frankin Row,
Of He will
ton principally n
Having he law he will
opinions legal before
Once and appeals the chief justice assistant
iustic Columbian and Will the
preparation and of concerning patents.
He written opinions and arguments for
having and
will prosecute claims before board established for their
adludic alton.
2H-dlf
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University Of Maryland.

University Of Maryland.
School Of Medicine
QUE iortysevenb begin on Monday October 1854
1 and EN- on he Isl 0 March, 1856 1850 . ''''
gf"ssf and fias'ss sv'ss s% D.
Principle Practice Of Medicine, Samuel Chew. NJ. D.
anatomy and pd Physiology, Joseph Rqsy, MD
Medica and Pathological Anatomy w Mtenberger
Practical Anatomy, b. B. Smith, M ID.
aud containing hundred my
Geo. lectures $50 ssfs.'Sn
GAYS FABLES, with 1875 illustrations. ! volume.
Dogs their management; by Edward Mayhem. London, 1854
The MarveIs Sciences by w Fulom with illustrations
Adventures Of Mr. sydenham Greennch friends in
Aug % rRASck THYL LfS
PARtxEs's FANCY STORE.
WEaro receiving full supply PRES
snt season and approaching holidays and friends will hnd
seningat very low prices Among which
IN LuBiNs
Jockey Club Musk Iessamine volstte Heorope,
Boquet, and sixty other odors.
gross Of Lows brown Windsor soap
Tsior's transparent wash balls bais, Sc, SC.
GOWNS, HAIR roorn, AND sAIl-pRusnRs.
patterns English, Freneh American hair brushes
shell Dressing Comb India Rubber Comb, English Horn
rARKER's Fancy reramery STORE,
Dec 2--eoda,' Under National Hotel
uoUsEKEsrERs, ATTENTION i-Dnner sets, toilet
cfockery
ally, for sale tte lower than they be had
Betng about close offer
public OF the above enumerated articles
oils,
leaf and everything appersinng thereto complete,
40 persons want give call being determined
darsod n city Baltimore
sperm and lard otis, bne article, constantly hand
packing stesmboiers
My Is bought entirely for cash. and confident
articles sold amiSs a
On all OF $40 deducted
Goods delivered Of the city and Georgetown
@. 3. WHITTLEsEY,
s34 Seventh
2 s.--An bins made with me mus, be settled monthly.
Dec a-eodif2w
JUST received 100 barrels eastern apples. such
eeenngs nd@s aud Russeis In fine order, delivered all
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Mobile and Montgomery u. .. Daily MAIL Lame.
CONSISTING Of The following substantial h..
a-~xxAasnak~ running passenger steamers, vins
MAGNOLIA,
ctiBA.
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Salamander Safes
EvANs WATSON, No 20 South Fourth street, Philadelphia
~ ia la,e No s3 Dock sreet have
nlent of their
PATENT SAL. AMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-p PROOF SAFES
Bank vaults and iron doors for nd Stores
PATENT sIATE-LINED REFRIGERAToRs
Water filters seal md letter copying presses platform
and counter scales.
Sole for Bnterworh, Betcy's Yaes
patent powder proof bank locks Please give az a call.
Reference s made few Of many have our
safes in ~ -
III Maguder IN street. Pennsylvania avenue Washing
ton, ID. G..
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, philadephia,ia safes.
United States Mint, do
United States Arsenal lin California, 3 in Philadelphia.
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, A safes.
Philadelphia Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia. teH# 80
Richard Norris, SON, Locomotive Works, Philadelphia
Winchester Bank Winchester, Virginia.
Mr. f. Wood Foeg Pennsylvania avenue between and 9th
Streets Washington, O. authorized orders
make sales Of the above.
May 6-9awIy EVANS q WATSON.
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University of Louisiana

university OF IOniStnna.
Medical Department.
bE annual of lectures this
on Monday, November 49, aud will The ensuing
March. ~ ~~e
James Jones' NJ d., Professor OF Practice Medicine.
j. H. Rddell, M. d, Professor of Chemistry.
Warren stone, NJ. d., Professor OF Surgery.
A. II. Ceuas NJ D., Professor Obstetrics.
A. j. Wedderhurn, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy,
Gnstavus A. Not, NJ, d. Professor of Maera Medcs.
Thomas Hunt, NJ D. Professor Physiology Pathology
samuel p cnoop,aa. NJ. B Demonstrators of Anatomy.
The for dssectng viii be open Monday DC
tober = 80 1879 = =
The faculty visiting physicians surgeons Charity
iospt Al, and attend this institution April.
The sudents accompany the professors
expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages.
There during session. eight hundred persons
scrihed for daily. -
1859 biresn
bred aud dfy nine.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ D., Dean.
Aug ll-lawtNoyl =
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Hamilton G.. FAINT,

Hamilton G. FAINT,
Banker and Dealer IN rhangs &c. No. 432
Hne, Washington, ID. C.
IINCURRENT money, land Warrants and Virginia scrip bougr
" sold,
Drans all the principal sold purchasers
Stocks bought and sold on commission
Claims sRsinst the government collected.
Dec l--3mdAw
TO GENTLEMEN WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
MOST complete of shaving open
IL ing at Parker's Fancy Store
Fresh and
Aimenie shaving
Military shaving cakes,
Badger hair shaving brushes,
PARKER's Fancy and Perfumery Store,
Dec a-eoda' Penn, avenue, under National Hotel
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1900 blue flannel fof lining
1000 dozen pairs half weighing pounds
doz Of good sound wool, doubled and twisted yarn,
Those kali by hand preferred
Brass scales, N. O. y. ssrg. corp. privs,
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A MEXICAN ROUSE. Hanover Street. Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly
ION Of the travelling public.
Dee ~ div
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Dec 3l-2awtFeb5
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NENIs Sesrfs, Ties, Crsvats, Sc.-Eyery
style, and shape Of and Desirable
&C. OF late Importation. and moderate prices,
sTEvENs's
Dec 7-3uf Sales-room, Browns Hotel.
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p SEdto OF the above will plense and send their
bills to the Patent Ofice with paper containing THIS notice
Jan -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-21
LewfSbUrg Academy.

Nh. EDiroR.-l was my good fortune, on
Thursday evening last, on the occasion Ct the
Public Exercises of the above institution 10 be
one Of the delighted audience that filled the
room 10 overfowns. We are not familiar E.
nough with the names OF the pupils 10 particu-
larize individual performances, but judging
from the applause which was heartily gwen,
and with grea, good judsmen, and justice. ii
could no, but have been highly gratifying to
its worthy Principal, 10 the Pupils themselves,
and TO all friends OF the institution. MR.
RANDOLPH certainly has the faculty OF insti-
ing knowledge IN youthful minds to re-
markable degree. and the Academy should re-
ceive that encouragement which SO justly
deserves. S.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-21

THE FARMERS HIGH School OF PENNsYL-
vANIA.-The Trustees OF this Institution met
at Harrisburg on the IL inst. 10 examine and
decide upon offers made by several Liberal gen.
lcmen Of the interior. An offer was made
by Col. E las Baker OF four hundred acres Of
improved land in Blair AID the county had sub
scribed aud rendered to the Trustees ten thou
sand dollars in money. The majority Of the
Trustees preferred the offer Of Gen. James
Irvln, of Centre, who presented 10 the board
two hundred acres of most fertile and highly
improved land leases also Two hundred mere,
and the county has raised more than tea
thousand dollars in money. Under these aus
picrous circumstances i. founded the Farmers
High School OF Pennsylvania. TO which all true
lovers OF then State must wish the utmost sue
cess aud prosperity.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-21

U NJ Louis Bdtisser, Fice-Consul ol
France at Suez, has just sen, TO the museum
Of the Louvre papyrus nearly 20C0 years old
1t contains fragment OF the 18th book Of
Homer's llad.
NOMINATION OF GOVERNOR REEDER FOR
CoNGREss.-The Free-Soilers OF Kansas have
nominated Ex-Governor Reedcr. for Congress.
The election Is 10 be held on the second Mon.
day OF October.
To- Farmers, don't forget the Union Coun-
ty Far, to be held at IIartleon, commencing
on the 4ih of October. Remember that its
success depends upon your eloIts TO make it a
worthy display.
o. The Sudbury Gazette sravely informs
its readers that Lewisbu.g Is in very bad
state Of health. All fudge, Mr.. Gazette. Put
on your specs,and give the record OF deaths an
other examination.
O. Said Pacha, chief OF Omar Pacha's staff
and who is now in Paris, Is said to be of Pol
ish origin. His vile and child are with him.