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Daily American organ., 1856-11-07
Presidential Election Returns.
Meln York.

Mem York.
ALBANY, Nov. 6.-The Legislature of this State
will be strongly Republican, securing Republ-
can Senator TO succeed Mr. Fish
Fillmore's vote in the State viii be about l20-
600. Fremonts plurality in forty counties is over
10000.
Further Congressional results are more fayora-
BILE TO the Democrats. The delegation will proba-
bly, stand sixteen Democrats TO seventeen Repub-
lioans. Every Fillmore Congressional candidate
is defeated. Israel 7. Hatch, Democrat, is elected
TO Congress from the Erie district.
Illinois.
NEW York, Nov. 6.-The New York Evening
Post has a despatch from the Hon. john Went
worth, dated at Chicago this morning, which says
that Fremont has gained largely, and is still gain
ing every where-that he has carried the State
The despatch also says that the entire Republican
State ticket for Governor and other officers is
tainy elected.
Louisiana and Mississippi.
New ORLEANS, Nov 6-Louisiana has given
from 800 TO 1000 majority for Buchanan.
Mississippi has probably gone Democratic by
10000 majority.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 6.-Returns have come in from
32 counties, showing Democratic gain of 5000
on the last Governors vote when the Democratic
majority in the State was 2,l97.
I Indiana.
EVANSVILLE, IA, Nov. 6.-It Is generally con-
ceded that this State is Democratic by not less
than $4,000 majority.
Wisconsin
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-The Sentinel, of this city,
claims the State FOR the Republicans by 5000 to
1000 majority, while the Chicago Tribune gives
the majority in Wisconsin at 5000. The Legisla-
ture is largely Republican.
Io9a.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Nov 6.-The returns are still
incomplete, but the Republicans are considerably
ahead. They claim tho State by 5000 majority.
Michigan.
DETROIT, Nov. 6.--Suficient returns have been
received to show that the State has gone for the
Republicans by from 10000 to $4,000 majority.
kentucky.
LEXINGTON, Nov. 6.-As the returns come in
they continue to show Democratic gains In Tom
Marshalls district the Democratic vote is increased
1900, and in the Ashland (Brecknridges) district
1860. In forty-sx counties of the State, far
heard from, the Democratic gain is 1000.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 6, p. M.-Onehalf of the
State has now been heard from, and Buchanan is
5000 ahead. The American vote has fallen off
largely compared with the last Gubeniatoria cleo
tion.
Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Sin St. Louis county Fill
more has $3.50 majority. In the absence of Re-
publican ticket, many Germans voted the Ameri-
can ticket.
Jefferson city gives rs Buchanan majority.
Franklin county, towns, Buchanan CTS, Fill
more 900, Fremont 53.
Warren county, towns, Fillmore, 80 majority
Montgomery county, Fillmore, so majority.
gain as compared with the vote for Governor
Neo Jersey.
The State Senate stands l l Democrats and OPP
position. Tile next delegation in Congress will
stand as follows:
lst district-Isaiah d. Cawson, opp.
I'd do Geo. r. Robbins opp.
Sd do Garnet b. Adrain, dem.
4th do John Huyler dem
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CIRCULAR.

The undersigned, members Of the National Es-
ecutivs Committee Of the american Party, have
pleasure in announcing TO the people, that satis-
factory arrangements for the future maintenance
of the AMERICAN ORGAN, as an authoritative erpo-
ns,.t and advocate of the principles of the Ameri-
can Party, have been completed.
Recommending its labors, under these new au-
spices, the undersigned cheerfuly commend the
AHERIcAS 0RaAs 10 the generous confidence OF
the Amsrican Party, in every section of the Con-
fsderacy, and they hope its columns may command
the widest circulation.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL, of KY.
SOLOMON g. HAVEN, of N. Y.
j. MORRISON HARRIS, of Md.
JACOB BROOM, Penn.
WAsHseros CRY, ID. O., May 10Th, 1853.
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MARYLAND.

The American Of this morning makes Fillmore's
majority in Maryland s,ll6, with Worcester and
Somerset to hear from, which gave last year an
American majority of l7e.
Prince George gives Buchanan majority of 100,
which is a loss Of So votes
Sc. Mary's gives Buchanan majority of s43--a
gain Of loo votes.
Calvert gives Buchanan 20 majority.
Caroline gives Buchanan S6 majority
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\ OH! YE BALD HEADED. I'VE invite the atten-
ton Of those who are bad-headed and those who
afraid OF becoming so, TO the advertisement of Pro-
fessor Woods Ipir Restorutioe in today's paper We
are not in the habit of putting every quack nostrum
that is advertised in our paper, but feel il our
duty, when we come across an article that is good
TO let the people know it, We have no fears of hay
ing soon to scud under bare poles. and therefore
have not used the Restorative but think if the cer
fcates Of honest be relied upon, that it must
be rstrate article Try it, ye whose natural wigs
need regeneration Rockville Republican. X
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COMPLIMENT TO PRINTERs..--John G. Rives, in a
recent published letter on the subject Of public
printing, has word Of suggestion to writer's for
the press, and a compliment to the compositor,
whose duty il not unfrequently is to make sense
out OF very senseless chirography. None but a
writer Tor The press can comprehend how much
truth there is in the veteran printers remaiks--
Many members OF Congress--and exc not few
greater men--must have been surprised at the re
spectacle figure they cut in print, without think
ng Of the toilsome labor and the exercise of the
better talent than their own which had been ex
pended by the journeyman printer in putting into
gooo shape the message or report Of a speech fur
nished them. Mr.. Rives says
have soen the manuscript wri ing of most
great men OF the country during the past twenty
years, and think ! may say that not twenty Of
them could stand the test of the scrutiny of one.
half the journeymen printers employed in nv Office
This fact will be vouched by every editor in the
Union. To poor 'journeyman printer many
great man owes his reputation for scholarship:
and were the humble compositors TO resolve, by
concert to set up manuscript in their hands, even
for one little week. precisely IL is written by the
authors, there would be more regulations slaugh-
tered than their devils could shake stick at in
twenty-four hours Statesmen would become
small by degrees, and beautifully less Many an
ass would have the lions hide torn from bis limbs.
Men, whom the world call writer's, would wake up
mornings and find Observation-Disclosures as mere
pretenders-hunbugs and cheatsl J"
eB- The sham Democrats, here, claim the
election Of Buchanan, and last night fired
about 100 discharges Of cannon. How would
they feel should the future news finally prove
~
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R- Carriers who are In arrears to III

H- Carriers who are in arrears to the
Organ are requested to close up their accounts.
Some Of them are sadly delinquent and we
must have an immediate settlement with all
such. Former carriers and agents who have
failed to close their accounts, are respectfully
requested to liquidate their accounts and
make payment
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Shade Of Sir Jonah Baringtoni Digger Indians
on the field Of honorl Has the code become 50
common that ID is understood BY these libels upon
humanity We should not be surprised IL We
should next hear that ourang -outangs were taking
bout with small swords.--N. o. Crescent.
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o. HoIloway,s Pills are highly recon-.

81 HOIIOWay's Pills are highly recOm-
mended for the Of Scuvy and other diseases usual
seafarng No mariner should go to unprovided
with this medicine 1t regulates the digestive organs and
gives health and vgor to the human frame.
Sold at the manufactures, No. 80, Maiden Lane, New
York; and No. 244 Strand London and by all druggists
2o cents, 62k cents, and 81 per box nov
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PRIZES CAsHED AT THIS OFFICE.
oct 27--d&wtd
5000 DOLLARS FOR ONE DOLLAR

Everybody throughout the length and breadth of
our glorious Union, should risk One Dollar to obtain
this 5000 Prize. Somebody must have t---why not
you? Buy One Dollar ticket in the following beau
tiful scheme.
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
For the benefit of the Patapsco Institute, and for
rsga other purposes
Daily American organ., 1856-11-07

Fremont receives but $500 votes in New York
city out OF $4,000 cast, notwithstanding the Her.
aid, Tribune, Times, Courier, and Evening Post
sustained bis election.
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DIED.

Near the Navy Yard, in this city, on the 9Th inst
PATRICK CALLAGHAN, in the 18th year OF his
age, a native of Galway county, Ireland and parish
OF Moycullen.
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From the New York Times.
Cost Of the Political Contest.

Few people ever think Of the expense in cash
Of Presidential contest Yet il is really some
thing enormous The vast machinery necessary
to carry on such canyass--the number of organ
zations which ii requires--the amount Of printing
of writing, oil postage, and Of labor Of every kind
which is brought into service, Ia far beyond any
estimate usually formed. Let US state few facts,
which may aid in forming an opinion.
There are about 500 counties, and not far from
$500 towns, in the thirty-one States composing
the Union. Every town has one political club Of
each party, and many towns have many more
There were, undoubtedly, during the last canvass
over $4,000 organized clubs belonging to each of
the political parties within the United States the
number of Fremont clubs may have been 5, 900
less, since the Republican organization did not ex-
tend into the slave States c
Each Of these Clubs we're in active operation for
at least three months. Each of them required
rooms, printing, postage, more or less travelling
Of their officers and committees; and these, with
other incidental expenses, could not have amount
ed, on the average, TO less than 300 month, or
$500 for the canvass. The lAbors performed by
their secretaries presidents, and committees would
certainly amount TO the steady services of at least
three men each worth not less than 800 each for
the whole three months. Nor less than | 900 per-
sons have been actively engaged, for nearly the
whole of the canvass, in making speeches and pub
always at an expense which must be met by some
body, and entitled, Of course, to have their own
services es. mated at fair price, probably $500
for each, including their expenses, would not be
low estimate. t atD lG1&
Then on election day there are opened in the
United States not less than fifty thousand polls
at which each party stations not less than FIVE men,
besides the inspectors, policemen and other legal
officers, who average, perhaps, five more, making
ten in ALL whose services are worth at least two
dollars each.
Let us sum up the aggregate of all these items /:
Incidental expenses of 40, 900 clubs
at $500 each $4,000, 900
Services Of three men each, for three
months, at $100- So -t 10000. 900
One thousand speakers three months, a1
at $500 100000
Officers, challengers, &C., at the
polls -- 1000, 900
Total So, SOC, 900
Here is total of more than twenty-five millions
of dollars expended in the canvass---aH of II the
voluntary Offering of the people, to secure the
choice of such President as they desire to see
elected. The aggregate is much more likely to
exceed this estimate than to fall below it. as it does
not include the money raised by exactions from
ofice-holders or contributed in large sums by can
d'dates, to be used for purposes less legitimate,
but more costly, than those we have enumerated
Much of it goes into the hands Of working men,
printers, lab0rers, and others who fairly earn it.
But immense amounts 60 to fill the pockets of po-
litical gamblers and swindlers, who look upon a
Presidential election as the harvest of their pro-
fession f0
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| Glass 296
| To be drawn in Baltimore, Maryland, Saturday, No
! yembcr Is. 1856 sE'sA
SCHEME.
3o,3l6 prizes, amounting to i. !.
Tickets Shares in proportion.


In the above scheme formed by the ternary COM
bination OF 7S numbers making 76,076 tickets, and
the drawing OF IL ballots, there will be 220 prizes
each having three of tho trawp numbers on it 1885,
each having two of tn -, n 25,740 each having one
only OF them on; and $500 tickets, with none
OF the drawn numbc in N. being blanks
To determine the lnis of these priyes and blanks
7S numbers, from to rs inclusive will be severally
placed in wheel on the day of the drawing, and IL
OF them drawn out at random and that ticket having
for its combination the 1st, ID and "a drawn num-
bers, will be entitled to the prize of - $4,000 90
That ticket having on 1t the 4th, 5th and
=, 9Th drawn numbers, to-. .,............ 1866 20
That ticket having on it the 9Th, 9Th, and
~ 9Th drawn numbers, TO-. .;....:.... 1000 90
That ticket having on II the 10th, llth and
=, lsth :. drawn numbers to. .,-...... 75o 90
That ticket having on it the I'd, Sd, and 4th
drawn numbers, to. o................ 75O 90
That ticket having on it the 3D. 4th, and
~ ON drawn numbers, To-. ,..,..... 800 90
That ticket having on it the 9th, 9Th, and
NJ IN !: drawn numbers, TO-; 800 90
~ sth drawn numbers, to-: ..'.......,,.. 100 90
mat ticket having ON it the 8th, 9th, and
10th drawn numbers to- 100 90
All other tickets (belDg 81 with three Of
the drawn numbers on them. each 25 90
Those 90 tickets having on them the 1st
:. and "a drawn numbers, each. ..,...... 10 90
Those &C tickets having on item the Sd
and 4th drawn numbers, each. .. 40)
All other tickets (being 4,224) with any
two q the drawn numbers on them, each fr0
And oil those tickets (being 25,740) with
only one the drawn numbers on them.
. cacn.-. - ...' $780, .-............. i 90
No ticket which shall have drawn prize u a su-
perior denominanon can be entitled to an Iaferior
prize. '1
Prizes payable forty days after the dra 40 and
xnnIH Ha., .~fNrx
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The official drawing win be mailed to all purchs-
sers Immediately after IL ia over.
Address orders for tickets TO f
T. III. HUBBARD a CO..
Office 80, Fayette street, Box 40.
OCT OCT zl-oSw Baltimore, Maryland.
~ i. o. o. F.--The Annual Communi-
cation Of the r. w Grand Lodge Of the District Of
Columbia will be held at Odd Fellows Hail. Seventh
street. on Monday evening the 10th instant at seven
o'clock, 4. M. JNo It. BANGS.
nov = Grand Secretary.
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The following are the drawn numbers OF the Car
ron County Lottery, Glass No. SO, drawn November
o, 1866:
l.1 80 A. 35 81 8 GO IS 2s 46 Go IL
r. FRANCE 4 60.
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CARUSI'S SALOON.
PERHAM'S IMMENSE BAND
@ ? E r A TIC SIN G. E R S

Consisting OF the following members:
III. S. CREIGHTON, Director and Double Bass.
CARL TRAUTMAN, Principal Solo violinst and
leader of Orchestra. ssSts a 8aE
MORRIS ID. EDMONDS, Second Solo Violinst and
Jewish Dulcmer
DIR. G. MONTGOMERY, Basso and yioloncellist
w. w. SNOW, Soprano and Pianist ah
A. JONES, First BaDjoist and Dictator.
r. PARKER, Second Banjoist. oi oi aaai
JOHN DULEY, Bones and First Low Comedian. g
Mast ROBERT HUGHES, Balladist
WILLIAM BOYD, Eccentric Comedian
j. II. HUNTER, Cornet Piston
O. G. MORTIMER, Solo Guitarist 81
E. EDWARDS, Alto and Tenor Violin.
WILLIAM MOORE Second Tenor 4s2t-ti4t
nj. SEXTON Comic Dancer sa sstttfE
j. CLUSkEY, Jig Dancer and Tambo.
FRED. MYERS, Fancy Dancer and Personator of
Female Character M s3&
Win give series of three Concerts at
CARUSI'S SALOON,
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hOLE's Seif-Centering Hub- boring Ma
~ chine, with capacity to work on hubs rang
ing from ga inches 10 IA inches in diameter For
sale BY ELVANS 4 THOMPSON, Agent,
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SCHEME.

To be drawn in Baltimore Maryland, Wednesday,
November Goth. 1856.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


hereby given the holders Of the stock issued pu-
Congress OF 22d july 1876 Tint such STOCK re
TERMS paid the Treasury ON the
certificates hersof The b Of November next "heh
interest will
department purchase such stock prior SAID
redemption, and will therefor the following premium, in
the accrued 10 The day purchase WIN one
days interest the money reach the vendor
Treasury between the s day OF
July inclusive half OF cent on
the amounts specified the certificates;
received between the s and 5s days August
fourth of per cent;
And on 3ls August the inter
accrued thereon additional interest only will be
paid
stock transmitted under this notice must be
duly assigned United States by the entitled 10 receive
purchase money prior the LIST July the cur
be assigned by the present stock
interest will be payable as heretofore
holders Of other socks OF the ohed
department will purchase the same between the Isl
day Of December next unless the sum oil
accrued tbs day OF The last dividend
additional interest for money 10 eech
he VENDOR the following Of premium;
loan OF 1872 premium OF 10 per cent;
IN ei7 aud Is4e premium OF 10 cent
Ana an sok under OF tt September 1880 com
onv called Texan demniy stock, premium OF per cent
this notice should be duly assigned
the United party eu'ed TO receive me money ana
v,ous 10 H. ts Jplv me cur half years interest must
al be assigned by The present sockhoders o'"ei" ~ ~
Tor the half year TO that day payable In as
Payment foregoing stocks will be IN 'o w
he assis ant easuers Boston, New York. or Pin Suep' -
the parties entitled receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Nav % anlaNov Secretary Of The Treasury.
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Proposals for Copper-plate Engraving.

orYior sUrKRisrEsp1rr PuBtrU rKISrISo,
WasUngt n, July p, 1850.
DUPLICATE PROPOS will be pcceved at th- once uht
IL The Ath at IL O'clock m Tor .bE'Sh
u,on copper the highest Style OF Tie several sNe
tne ART of steel copper engraving various MAPS pons
,noumic views, OF required 70 iusWe inc
repor surveys railroad route u e racine ocean,
zach popoa accompanied by satisfactory evidence OF
me abiny the the work. by specimens
M earb ok bid for, IN his or eh own
ce and by The which can De employed W
each the WORK A.. o,,o,,,tn.J
m any parties directly engaged IN, and peucay acquhu
NM No. viii St.te sepaately price, and but price, for
seh se Of engraving pccy whether IN line OF oherwsrl
cb man or plate bid for me required TOT eKtcu ns inc
v,,,h yyfIl
Contracts will entered into WITH and boncs secuy
H. yeo.ed from the bidders for he tul execution "
h work bid cor. 49, !, - -, -, r.. .,on n he
secretary Of War" 49, = ,.,a,,. ,,cre-
The be inspected ny persons desions Oh pauH
f,r upon application al this office :, ,,,,.,- =, IN.
I'm, urapoaIs must addressed, 10 the "Chansah ~
omntee on Engraving " House OF Repr sentative. Onsu
ia,es and Seaman Superintendent Pebble Psn
Washington g. plainly endorsed Proposals for 5'ee o.
copper p'a'' Ass A. G. SEAMAN,
July o6-dt4thhng SuPeih''0"
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The Boston Bee contains account OF aknov-nsthng
meeting in Roxbury, Massachusetts the 2eth ult AT
this meeting Me- Keith said Mr. Fillmore had been his pref
srence but seeing hope of eectng him he should
for the preserving the power and influence OF the
American" party In State matters 60 for Fremont hessrs
Seth Bliss H. j. Shedd and Colonel Wolcot spoke TO the
effect Mr. Ransom knownothing State auditor and
Of the proprisos Of the Bee In reply TO question
asked by Of the brethren, who not OF Ere
mons soundness as nativst said he had very recently
oonversed with him. and enabled TO say, Colonel
Fremont was as good and true American as am" Col
Woco also said he had oonversed with Fremont and he
endorsed him aas good American, and he denounced
the the contrary "a base fabrication Of the
enemy The number Of the Bee also contains an ao-
count Of know-notbing meeting held in Lowell on the
10th u and says "The speakers all expressed their per-
feet satisfaction with the nomination Of Colonel Fremont
for the presidency
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FoR PUBLISHING in TIE CRY OF PHILADELPHIA
NEW WEEKLY PAPER TO BE ENTITLED
PoLITICaL PRIEsTcRAFT EXPOSED


No apology necessary adding
papers already tbe viii recUpy
position somewhat Ten and distinct nom all Oers pub
hshed u the Uned SaIes.
Believing lha a las approaching appalling
than that has
history mis- nation anarchy dsuniOR evil
ultimately GseIwhem individual rights and
peny, the uhhny crusade religious aud ponea fanatics
shukedths imperative dgy 10 unite In
checking aud rsmov his ponderous evil thar spreading blight
Heaven aud heavenly things, Ia dseced BY being made
TAX lher Billie ana theu sermons
uca haBds hanging Iha God into an arena
81 poicsi hatred malice aud Siekedness PesIera is
ore re,rng ~ hyd,a heads apd III ,sru.n nys The
preacher the wolf borrowed eliot who comth but 10
noaIh aid sorrow upon The whole houschd OF h viii be
teny Tebuked the columns Of the journal PnesieTa IN
~ Is pSeSn II syo sS. ass nre % % DC n % nee
and priv leges ich ne demands for himself
be right to speak write vote ye no wiz hoy ma,n,sn at
nadoubtea night hi political opinions the night publicly T. txPr "a
ben either orly BY the en- be has no mural g y 90 GA
religious pulpit ted :" the
the Most High The pacuee Bringing universal
aeh the name Of religion u carry d'cfooe
well wshes Ia the
'hIsuaniy and WILL uhless can be ehrctuay checked
dirnpon among societies siie amotg neighbour air' .nd
congregations wil be one ~ ne lead
those who cause diVisions
ofences The doctrine they have learned" This viii
be dome bol y, naIle'sy nnhesiia'iney. -,.- !, -.
paper Of the veSod question OF negro
slavery viii the wiz ktdnrss OF osa VII" sgae tue
ak and Obtain few votes al an a. ctivn The
cnitertd broadcast over The land
III reprosa. The di,oT wilt
this undertaking by original con 'buuons sn some OF
Poial Prtestra Exposed win he published weekly until tho
election large imperial sheet and mailed promptly
all the Union
Terms Single copy cents copies for five dollars
d ~ copies for twenty dolas
Letters to be directed 10 THEOPHiLuS tishEs
PHILADKLrnIA, July II, 1856
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A Voice from Mas,aehnsett,.

correspondent Of the New York News, writing from
Sheffield, says:
Notwithstanding bleeding Kansas and all the Fremont
thunder we believe old Berkshire Is true TO democracy
and that the wings viii unite under the banner Of Blu
chnnan and Breckenridge The Kansas question has be-
come stale fat and Improbable And the excitement
OF that question at end Is Fremontsm The eyes
Of the people have begun 10 OPEN and they determined
let the Union sid The whig central committee Of
ton 70 their political nominees until September o and II
ms had great effect in keeping the wings true and
their circular enjons upon the wings unwayerng at
achment to the Unien and the constitution we depend
upon their votes at the November election Such men
Everett Winthrop and Chose you win find the side Of
The democracY.1
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pnE generally known that % o Suats
Michigan schools have cumnard IN 4 &c NJ dlcs auu
Colleges of AhOr us anodh
collegiate students FROM all port rs Of The inon
college the FIRST Of &c ober, ano continues
Medical and nine months In the Literary Co
-.
curriculum az studies comprehensive,
and colleges Than found else
un this eide of the huannc. j,
and able Of professors eyen IN me meda ano
selected froui America aud tuf'pe me
college sdHces the cabinets brre and usronomi
Observatory betoscn munhcence worthy Older and
opuient Commonwealth.
am--ntdhcn-
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A CARD.

THE NOTICE published BY H. Whtesurt sompss me 70 say
10 the pubic that agreement with VIZ Whtshuf
nave than past interested 10 me az ~
GAey' the extent Of oue-hah and hat ~
recognise night interest In the manhs' DC ha
assumed 10 do, ,r,,., ,,,yNppspy
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syivsuia avenue, Wa hinstnnt D. T.