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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-24
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Wabtn9t ton, %. De,br. SO eben
erbalten MIR cine Dspel9e BON Sen. Softer
Der, ne9 bier SerlAteOenen 3refer, bic STE
belen auf ietnent Warl&e mad @OlbsbOrO
jeoesmal 9epDrfen uno lte tn Die 6lu6t eez
trieben bat.
gr beiebte @olbsburo, f~prenate bic
gilenbabnbriden tn bic 9uft, aerlSrte dues
Oa5ueebSrtse, unb perni6tete bic ebsnIu tpi&=
ti9en Brliden unp pfablwerte Der gtlenbabn,
a&t Meilen unterbaIb, irfpie bic 8riden iber
ben Neule unb ben geepbernlluBe. fl9
General TOfters Grfo1ge In Mprb
@GrOlina.s a'a
Sen. Softer seiet in ietnem Offtsiellen BE-
rt9i an paB Ittne Expedition Ietr erfularetG
mar. Gr lief bte @tienbabnbriiden su @ulps-
bUrp ,uno WUunt Sltben nteberbrentnRen' unb
mebrete Wfetlen tpett an Der @elbun anp
Wtlmineton giienbatn Die SAienen aufret=
Gen, 70, baB bte 8abn fir bic Setelen nublCsi
lit. CT lagt, gir battem bier @efeGte: s3u
.cutbpet Greet, &iuslton, 289ite SaI unOl
@otosbcro, ippbet mir ~teoesmal Der, Betnp
9a q. s -sr5a q:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-24
Scr &rien i'm @Ihen.

New-gOrf. %. Dertr. Rt6monDer
3eitun9en pom 20. entbaItsn sintse ns1tre
@tn3slnbeiten iber ben Srtss In glOr6carUltna.
Der @rarntner last, baB Die CONFEDERATION
Stretttrdfte BET @otbsbprc am NitttpcA ben
II. NbenoS uusefa6r 1900 Manngfart ss-
tueien paren, unO ba6 fanbli@ g~erlfGrfungen
ertDartet pirpen. General SmttB llOOGti sttpBes
ouf einen GrfUls ftinsrltits 1sBen,
nnb 0eneral See ibm teIesrapbirt babe, bab er
nSt~tt9enfaus i'm 10000 Mauu 8ruppen 3u.
fSnne. ss
Cine ipaterf i'm Carolina @tunDarb publt.
cirte Dspei&e belaet paB Der 8stnO lapli&
pom @olDsbrrc perl6punpen iet. O.
5ttninpt0tr Slatter pom 20. molten iptTen,
baB 3ufolse elmer BON General See an pas
Srte9sOepartement 9s1anptsn Depelde, vQIn.
3etGen" S~orbanom 1eten, baB Der Seinb it'd,
mad pen YUtOmac 3urid3tebe. Z.
Die tpi6tise Notwithstanding
nnS fdmmtliAe na@ OolbsbOrD flbs
renSen 8rIfem bmrb bic Ser. St.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-10

reward beyond, Ii we bow our
heads TO he,fercenoss OF the storm
nor moment, we shall ever more
be ready TO rise as it's weighp is
iigAtened, and the struggle long pr
short, AZ the end we shall come out
purified and invigoraied aud ready,
as the child ofheavy travil, TO take
our place among theproadest of the
earth.
Every loss viii nerye us togrcater
exertlons Every reverse brings
out our resources, BY and BY there
will be an end ofthis, and the PEG,
pie OF the Confederate States viii
have something to glory in, worthy
the aspirationsofs sturdy, ashlve
alric q noble people.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-10
FROM the Nav Orleans fleayane, 27tl
GOOD NEWS.

We have great pleasure in saying
that newa from down the river, Of q
very favorable And gratifying char
acter, was received last evening
We do not care 10 60 into partica-
lars, because 10 is not advisable that
the enemy should obtain inforlba-
ton which, however cheering IT'S
to MS in tile citn-.by becoming
known to them, might have a PREY
JUDICIAL effect on interests that are
dear to us. 7.
Oar readers may rest, satisfied
that the accounts received We're as
we have represented them, and that
we have an assurance that our al
fairs are in a moro favorable eppdi-
than was generally, Immagiiled up
to the time the intelligence referred
to eame.to hard. .is..i' ~,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-10
ELECTION fSGBT'AGE.
STATE OF TEXAS,

STATE OF TEXAS, %
DALiAs CoUsry, ~ 80
n JIM. PATTERSON, Chief Justice IN
u. and FOR the county and State aforesaid,
do hereby Order and direct that an election
be hela 10 precinct 40. !, ~ the towni q
Dallas, on Mondey the 10th daJ Of May, A
b. 1852, for the purpose Of eiecting one
.hlstice of the Peace, 10 fiji the unexpirel
TERN ii IaN; Smith, decd.
4..L- Given ur5er my haad and WI
IsrAT. seal Of the County Ccnrt this
<si0SA/ 18th day Of Apfil, 1862,
" sa8-3J. nj, PATTERSON.
y, Nav a-aw. s lA5s.4 Chief Justice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-10

TAKEN UP. lby. n O. McAdame and err,
trayed before H. I.ucus, u r., q chestnut
sorrel mare, about IL years old With d,
white spot on her back and right side Of
her neck, abrut IL hands high, left hind
fooot white, and branded thus, 6son the
left shoulder and thigh, with q small bell
on appraised to $40, oneiron cray horse,
8 years old, about a. hands Nigh, slar;in
tilst forehead branded thus N, op.thc left
shoulder appraised to $50. One hay lilly,
two years old---apraised 10 S25. One white,
OK, about 0 years old, marked crop off the
right ear and underbit in the left, branded
thus, n, on the left hip appraised to SD,
One blue and white pided stag, Tbout T! !
years Old, marked swallowfork. and split IN
the right car and under half crop in me
left brsnded I-R.oh right llip17zappraiseed TO,
So. Ore white and red specklsed stag, a
bout wears old, marked. cropAnd split IN
the left ear, and under slope in the light
braided thus, v, on tho left hip.-ap prais-
Cd 10 l6.. One white and red briEdle, pr,
ded OK, about 6 years old, marked crop oil
the right ear branded thus, Va4on the
left hip,-appraised. to Sl2. One black OK,
star in forehead, some white about lis bel
W and Ranks, about half Of his tail waite,
blind in the left eye, about years Old,
marked under half crop in the LETT eayS
and overbltfin the right branded y hns, Y.
M. on the the left hips appraised 70 n !.
WitneHs my hand, this the 9tP DAY. Of
GEO. W. LAWS, Clerk>Ce, CT.
By JAS. y, THOMAS, DIP tY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-10
7 Ell EGR A p IA IG.
LATER FRNM NFM NRIRl "a

I'll
"Fro,1 the Houston friweek'y fs'lsfsAph 6i4 ,nFtj
Inc IN. q Tram arrived last Ctfl7
gay hlgnt az ~ oeStoseN prrlhSiYss
IN. y, papers 70 thee;Z5th, from winch,
we take the foiiowing;
From N, the Bulletin Of The 18th
We learn nom an officer OF Coli
9IhFei ozyi mn lf regiment t'lat tile
till Sts passage DY the tqrts Qf =
portion OF tine snomys fipe3t was 81
iep}eu TX surprise, Our sunports
were stationed clHst above boy Ilie t9rts.
an2 nag iiqa nt.iiaat q n. u US ~
vaace or The tetlera! ships UNI u they
wegein their mia9ts Some oltthe
l9pkpat5 on dnty ~ the forts and IN
the. river are. are Supposed 70 haye de.
serted 70 nv tile enemy cry anfgivta them
t'ie Necessary lnil9rmEas,in t9 enc
be them % eiiet phe'r otyetl " lien
tRe' fedefals Were discore cd orr
po Gi, Sttalfed w ih2 HNcl' 1earl,I'
10 5he Qn''l ,alililte ground, al'd tpnl'
'alift #e ~ eiilitef3.% 4%HY, 9eFt, !,
9altelY contested on both SIDES, ana
TWo OF three 9ttle enemVs vasSelf
were sunk one Of them a lalse
three masfea propeller. there We're
also TWO q iheir vessels sunk at the
iorss curing The aetion ana three
previously.
Vai' own su4ooats, after being
disabled, were abandoned, and burnt
Oh sunk by their crews, the the most q
fWlpnl escaped 70 ele shore aao loQh
to the swamps The better TO DC,
eeive as the enoiny USED bar lights
| (red ana blpee) -
Our informant is confident th&al
had the alarm been given at tbs
forts n ume, the ships could moi
have forced force, q passage lie als(
!, &c IL : ~ X s.is y
- ,t, y, Ne 3, s stsst,i'' ~ 49,
=, ~. ~ y ,1t {, y esei m
AL \ Sa, Pa e M ~ ny !, sls !. !
- el a..y q VIZ inaii' no"os = !
z IA ~ n ~ nss' ughcs Mlaea' ~
papeu Y III y ~, ie'' = q iis,s ~
~, W. 81 gnepieu s,,e : e1eiai =, " eiuu'
wy nre q uen, Dunc sn,; 4 . ~ aiis
no' ~ tne couls IS, y ehe enemy y
tae armainehG " s ..s1lr Vessels al'
are lhey iAuepssN tot y sar.success'
:, : ro.ii ap i'Il ~ sVpfre ~ 500
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-10

CAPT. MORGAN AoAIN On Thurs
day last this partisan soldier iteeom.
plished another feat, which resulted
IN the capture Of about fity Of the
enemy. He was scouting equals
miles from Corinth, when he OBJ
SERVED a force Of Federal cavalry ap-
preaching. After suffering them to
pass, no fell upon their rear and
bagged the whpls party almost. with
out q struggle y i ,issss 81 .r&S5
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-10

/, spAI.LAs COUNTY.

IN
TAKEN UP by Thomas \, Nhenawe'lF
and estrayed before Moan v g, = = ~ "
yoke Of oxen q yeAFs , oia, , ohea o IN
and white epcckied, msrkeN VIII - Ky
and split In the right eaT, under hala Grep
Ginthc left Branded &c cs the le't hli',
and n on the right nap, the o!hsf a o.ss
and white speckled iparkea YIN esos
and unser siope y esea 9h 's II ~ NJ ~
h nor =, ,s,ssa = so mo "a
MP, app f1iseu = '''.Y
TAKEN Up hy 3, p Jones, and estrsy
ed before Jas n smith, Z, psierei
OK, large white spot in the nee, ABOUT {
years old, marked crop and spilt IN eaeA
ea., brandsd J. 7. on the left h'pn arPrais
ed 10 So, so.
TAKEN UP BIZ II. NJ. Wilson, and ca
~ ! "a before7 j Il iPoindexrer, n. OF e
no. marc, Id rcara old .aboiit : HANDS
LA, handed Il /. on The le q sh u der, be I
- s,t J, txEsa 10 & hem eiihoai u clsg
70 siso,a rae D : ear bid bay Ally NO Brand
III XXI ',we, valued a. $50, also ono Yfse or o. :
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-10


"a hill mas nassed t e abolition
...;s,a.s~e of Kentucky, imposing
I. ri,s q; n,tiless than $50, nor more
Ian $500, 90 Any Minister or fnest
mo snail solemhise Il marriage I'M
as he shall have first taken an
nstb 70 support the Government OF.
+Te United States, and that he has 1,
never aided the Confederate cause
-Erchange $500.
seg- On reading the above para
sraph. our first impulse, was 70 re-
.,ret that we were native Of a state
those Legislature was SO lost to ev-.
cry principle of honor and manhood'
Those stcophantic, cringinig speci-
mems of Humanity, residiAg " south
ern States, who have attach9d them
selves to, or even sympathi!ze. With
the Unioni abolition cause in our
estimation. are the most deserving
of an ianominious death thgh all O..
-her classes. They have been nqr-
,ured and warmed into life by the
very peopleand institutions 70 when l
they have proved recreant Ihe
Almighty viii certainly bring ABOUT
q day Of just retrihution for ali such
seoundrels. OF this, we feel conf
dent The wicked may flourish as
the Green Bay Tree, Tor q season.
butthe day is fast approaching when
they will be Qvertaken IN ther m
iouities, and the vengeoncecf aust
God visited upon them, VINO
that has ever read Of Che brilliant
deeds Of Kentuckians, IN former
days, would have believed thar e.
noueh material Of 50 low q ci'tss,
could have beon COLLECTED together
III the entire State ~ to haye thus
Ciisgraced and stigmatlzed her State
government, SO hopolessly beyond
recovery. May the vengdthec-of q
just God, at the proper tine, wipe
out the foul stain.
u N A
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-10

T. .
n We gather the following items Of
Nofthefn Indignation from the
Richmond Examiner Of the 18th
ult!
tThebill for the abolition Of slavery
has passed Congress and is now a
law The vote on its passage in the
Senate w as 20 TO. every Northern
Senator voting forit. Among those
voting ID the negative was Senator
Saul Jury of Delaware: {, ~ &
I The filI asaa i passed ,reqpirea
feFery. slayehol les IN the District to
COME forward and prove bis loyalty.
VIZ hin ll.e Isgi a.St three months i
AFTER tbs term Of two years ALI the
sIayes ia the District are to be posr
lively enlaneipatpd, and their mas
tors Who are 10y al to be coinpsnsts
I'ted lat the rate of tlso hundrea ana
Iias dollars per Head, : Z and
Ths number ef slaves lathe 4 IT,
triqt Is esttin atsd ID be ssost , geo
lFilf T
DIX. SfrcisftAss siStl.g A'Sp
! NsatilEw "A Mobile Letter states
tV,at few dsy since, Mrs Ell slish,
IlAis,If of in Mcclellan. the T5Akee
Ia,oi,I n aasser-in &liiefe was in this city
and Of course, attgsc'ed some atten-
l.tlon Her linshalia s. a Eealthy
" .It- Z 1 49, - =. :.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-10

CoRISrH, April 22T5pispatehcs
inst received here stare that Gen,
B,lckner and Col Roger Hanson,
who were takea prisoners at Fort
Donelson, are to be exchanged for
Gems. Prentiss and McMicken.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-10
Yfom tho ilo.s'oa Ia. wrsly Telegraph, "a inst.
THE SURRENDER OF NEW ORLEANS.
the intelligence previously /

IltNNN us Jlle ploN hste hhN4'i ~ 49,
already fallen, and in the intelll-
gence OF the New Orleans papers OF
the 10Th and 9th we ind much 70 !
alleviate its force, and TO lead is 10 |
anything. else than despair on acF I
count of it. ..'..r
1t seems that thirteen ggnboats,
in soiae way, forced themselves past
Forta,J Jackson and St. Philip They |
we're met by the Confederate boats,
in what force We. do not know. The
Federal vessels were all Of the most
powerful character, while those of
the Confederates We're merchant
vessels, hastily rugged up as gun
boats. The unequal fight was con-
Quoted with the utmost desperation
and valor by our side, and the Fed i
efal feet was kept at bay till,it Z.
could ride over our ships sunkep in
the contest. va
-ylhe gunboats proceeded up she
river. The Qualifications on the
banks of the river not being design
oh IN ras;st thn,n were hut slight
ohsts cIss IA their nrooress H0n
their arrival at the city, New Or
leans was Of course at their mercy,
.onld rdraeb VIII THAR shella, ME
Observation-Disclosures ,ajafive 10 tbe sur
uondar IN sobaaEs in our columns.
M = resgnr Vii T., sfrnclk withtfTe
III ~, IN rEn,,itv ,na,,;f,st,8 hv
g. a,th o,;ts;as Thongb canonerad
thov y;eld M obe1liAnGs ta ma foe
T or . Trostrats tbars n no c,,v
20 sra,,en f,.on fhan, Tbough in
" ~ ~ bands of tbs ana,nv tbsv ,7n.not
sn ,rrrandes e. Kin Wbile .otterine
~ ,,,aENas f,.ta ~ nc ora,s,rbal,n7
~ " mo,rer IN ]; I'D ~ ,,ons IT. lis
t ths ND dc hnt :in,,,Iv tejl MN ~ 10.
,,,lat 10 n,;;shas Iagiy di4fava,3t tbe;r,
a ~l,~H ,fson fhat ot.tba Alavor Il Il
Sg,,Gi ,rba went ~ ssasch Of
s',nbadT 81 M, H.. Nm. %, INV M,
w -, f,,.l 20 81 +bn,,,,b n M hands
20 H. ~ ~ !. r,;iI lS Mn MI
~ ny ~ ~ u 'n,;lj y - ~. M
say a X 4 az "a ot,a,.r - ,,,.as
a.. 49, NY e., '1,,,s ,v,,'.l..' INK i,
~ ~ 49, 10 q ,.nn IL ,,tf,st =
one -; : = = M IN dns,,a,..,t;;nn
Gts ntfacf man the ne & 70 !, XXI
10 h;a,, 49, 49, - ~ IT, aea, vst;i., IrS
a, a, ~, onfs;5s,s a.Ia u J ao',sid
III H. ~ ,te,i, ,,.a,,l, ia 49, disan
, 1879 Ia tSnn ~ {, J reorasnizafiop.
pa ' ~ n,is,f ,ban i,',bns,a., ~;
@y ~
~ n a,,;;a,sas ,,s;s. mn, ba ,bs eli Of
n -, .f',s ~. ',a, !, !
~ no Mss & IA II; ,5ive fhs 'sna,ov
nane ~ tlTa - y,,,t e & 5a ant;c;
,r,+es Win an ,,eo,9ani.rable non.
i,sat;n,, ,r, ~ I o,;5,.oe NE IN ~
49, o,, u ", q, 4,
~ sod 49,, ~ 80 ~ $500 III; ~ 80 -
~ Sn, M. o r. $500 ~ sfH9 ~ NJ ~ ~,
,1latair y M 49,, ~.
H. 49, :a,,tosf li4t tl 80 - " y
~ ~ ~ IN, 4, a,,oo rpbo
go y 4ogos ~ 49,. 4. ~ &, MI
49, 49, - Ma III 5a ~. ~ ~ Lnn =
~ Ioo y Ne Vii Nv ~ ~ Joi,,,,,d ana
~ ~ ,e a;,,e ~ - - !, az
IN f. ~ ahalI s,a a,'naa J - ah r.
W. m ,.,.ast h,s s t,,a, a a,ne
49, i, = = fsSs 7
M ra,,,rt +bat II a,,o,, :, / j.
ing oPoi ~ "tas viiS oheiAa titaD
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-10

We learn from what we consider
a reliable source, that Sen. Jas. >,
Rains, is OF presort in, cpm}nand Of
,Ae the remnants ofathe old Nilsson
ri State Guard, and isdoing valoa-
bic ana effective service. Guerrilla
warfare, now seems to be the order
ef the day IN Missepi'i,. and we can
confidently assent tlsot no better
commander could have been select
cd than Gen. Rains But give him
his own way, snd.1uthwest Nilsson
ri vii! soon be cleaned Of the most
iastsrdly, thieving set that eyer
cnlsed any country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-10

ders ON The Mint WIS pulled down
and dAgged through The streets.
SyAll oiwliich 10 70 show that the
dlD ofthis Iesi may DO drawn upon
tile city at any moihent, and in such
nn eyentihe ieyee would IN all prob-
ability be cut by the shells, and an
,.mouat oil distress epsue TO the in
nocent population, which | have
heretofore underworld to assure you
that desired by all means to
avoid.
The election therefore is with
YOU But it becomes my duty TO
notify, you-to remove the women
and children from the city within
torty-eight hours, II 1 have rsghtly'
UNDERSTOOD your determination, \
Very respssctislly, your OBJ asrv'ss
(SignedJ ID. c. FARRA0uT,
Flag Officer Western Gulf Block-
aiding Squadron.
Fosr JAeksos AND sr PH4ILiPs.
We hasten to correct the State
ment which we were led TO 1nakeinl
our Saturday i edition, by our CON
fdence in the positive assurances Of
Federal officers, who came to this
city With the flag OF sruce, that
Fort Jackson and st, Philip had
been taken. These forts sfiA hold
out, and will continue to'hoM out
Last evening the City Council
met to consider Capt Farragut s
last communicat'eib threatening to
illire upon The CITY ft"the State flag
was not removedffom the city Hall,
At the same time the foreign Con-
snis Of fourteen powers met with
tbe City Council. a paper was
! presented enibedying the views OF
gaze Gouncil whieMthe Mayor, who
WIS present, sud taily accorded
Emith his Own Niews, in which the
AN ..,e 4 =. -. -: Il L. :
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-10

f'fTaA qa.l ~ thu PRESIDENT on Geor
gia for twelve additional regiments,
has been responded to- by twenty
two thousand men. \. alII An a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
SEALED Proposals FOR srArIoSRsY viii be- re-
ceived at this Department until the 18th day of DC.
toGer, 1852, It y o'clock NJ
TO parties desiring to bid, application at the De
The Department reserves to itself the right TO
eroef the writing paper plain or feintlined to any
Deliveries of al articles in the several classes
must comply with the written specifications which
Will be furnished to bidders with the samples Of
An dsliyeIies will be subject to inspection by an
of the Treasury. and the delivery of any inferior
article shall be deemed sufficient cause to annul the
Deliveries must he free of charge at the Treas.
ury DEPARTMENT, Washington.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
factory guarantee that the bdder viii execute
contract with good and sufficient bonds, if his bid
The failure to comply with any one order under a
penalty Of the bond; or the Secretary OF the Treas
my may direct the purchase in open market fsuch
supply the deficiency caused by such failure and I'd
charge to The contractor City per eentum of the
price winch II shall be found necessary to pay for
Proposals unsccompanied with satisfactory guar
antees will not be and contracts will be
awarded only to established manufacturers of or
dealers in thsarticles.
White Legal p c c.pfp Paper
White Qusrio Post Paper
Yellow Envelope Paper
Brown Wrapping Paper
Red Blottng Paper
Gard BlOttns Paper
White Envelopes, Official size
White Envelopes, letter size
White Envelopes, note size
Nhite Envels pes, Official size cloth lined
White DENY Pepper
White Super-royAl Paper.
Best s ss:Ilisy Gssl Eek Fl IL T.
Best quality Blue Ink
Best quality Writing Fluid
Hest quality Carmine Ink
FAber,s best Red and Blue PenciE = Soo+
Stee! Pen -handleS
Gold Pens
Hest Quilts
Best four bladed Knives. With pearl or stag han
Best Erssers, with ivory handles
Scissors for once
shears Tor Office use.
GLASS 3.
Glass Inkstands
Sutts Percha Rulers
f Nine sr Ti; twelve inch Ivory Folders
small French Eylets
Large French Eylets
=, shellae 'oin
Linen Tspe
SIX Taste, assorted eolors -
rrepared Indian Rubber ..-.'E. ..
Beet solid headed Pine. 's-'
40 department reserves the right 70 scceot b;ds
bide b:ch cent tain items at pricss IoSs than Oh.
IaI SX5s Di tRe afNcles wiz be deemed Jnlent
.oG e,ii nos e cenpidHeo; SE cRASv
g -Hf'ch e:Cta;y of6e 'rces-;--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24

L Use
oc % COUGH CANDY
O. ORG ETOwN COLLEG
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
WISHING TON CITY
FACULTY OF MEDICINE
NOBLE YOUNG, NJ D.,
Professor Of Principles and Practice Of Medicine
JOHNSON ELIOT, Nd,
' Professor OF Principles and Practice of Surgery
JAMES L. MORGAN ND
Professor oil Materia Medica and Therapeutics
]. NJ. SNYDER. NJ D.,
Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and
Children.
THOMAS ANTISELL ND.
Professor Of Physiology and Toxicoloey
MONTGOMERY JOHNS NJ d
Professor of General. Microscop pic and Descr;
Anatomy.
SILAS l.. LOOMS, NJ D.
Professor OF Physics and Chemistry
J. c. ". KENYON, NJ. B.
Demonstration of Anatomy
The Session will commence on the first Monday
IN November and end in March following The
Lectures will be delivered AT the College Buildings
No. 3OS street, during the hours Of the after
noon and evening.
The fee for the full course is. Observation-Disclosures. son
MetriculatOn tpaid only onceb. .......... q
Demnnstrator 5 Ticket. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Graduation ........ ................-- Ok
For further information address
JOHNSON ELIOT, Md
Dean Of the Faculty.
4OS street, bctween 9th and nth
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DsAkr,s rLAxi1ruex. ..rrv..

DRAkK'S PLANTATION DGrruRR
Exhausted nstursS great reaorev. A apaisNs-
ful beverage ana active teaic. Oeuposed o.
pure So Oroir nsm. roots and herbs. n IN
vgoraaes the body. vitAeut stinulasins -
bran IL destroys AGILITY Of The sssnseA
creeses an appetite, and stseassheAs The systsa-
ts certain cure fee Dyspspsia, Csasops-
ton, eiarrh1a, Liver Complaint snd Fervoos
Aeadachs. and prevents Aiasnssie dissaR
fon change Of diet water, &c. Itcaa ~ ssA
at al times Of day, by old or youAs. aad y pas-
dcuiariy reconneGd>d 20 v~ak and deicAss
persons. Sold BY ali Grocer., Druggists, Ho-
telA and Sslcons p. " DRAKE 4 Co Ne
@ Rr:sawsy, New Sork &c $-eoo--
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CRISFADoRA'S HAIR DYE,

CRISTADOkA'S HAIR DYE.
There is no Hair Dye in use so pure SO free from
all objectionable properties, that produces such
splendid and permanent tints, or that operates SO
quickly, uniformly and certainly as
CRIsTADoEo'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
This mstchless article is pronounced by all who
have ever applied it, or seen it applied the most
wonderful invention of the age. Ten minutes suf-
fees for any shade of brown the deepest black
II leaves the skin unstained
Manufactured by J. Cristadoro, Astor House,
New York. Sold everywhere. and applied by oil
Hair Dressers.
Price 81, $50 and SIS per box, according to
size No
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR rREsERyArIyE
Is invaluable with his Dye, it imparts the utmost
softness, the nost beautiful gloss and great vitality
to the hair.
Price 80 cents, 81 and 81 per bottle, according to
size. sc o7-eoluar
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- ALES OF CONDEMNED SUBSIsrENCR
STORES
Pursuant 70 orders received, I wiz sell Of PubSe
Auction, at Alexandria, Va, q l.sVp QUANTITY -
condemned Subsistence Store Sales to take plasS
at "a M; on the fellowirg days:
WEDNESDAY, October 22d 1852
SATU RDA Y October 18th 1852
WEDNESBhY, Octobec 9th, 1867
SATURDAY. November lst lssf
Terms casa in Government funds.
FRANKLIN III. BARROLL,
Capt ID Infaaty. Z 8 A.,
&C fsdtNolst DepOt tommissarv
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BY T. BOWLING Auct:sneer.
THE STOCK OF A DRY GOODS STORE Ar
Il AUcrloN.-On MONDAY MORNING, nth in
No; s., Georgetosn, ID. c.. the entire stecf.
embracing very large and varied assortment
approaching season
Cloths, Cassimeres. and EeStings
Black and oolored French Merins
Do do Mousseline
Black Bembssin and Alpaca
White and Red uannel
lJi pieces colored Fancy Silk
Black Gro do Rhine Silk,
Brown and Hlesehed Cotton,
9 and To- Sheetipg do,
Brown and Bleached Canton Flsnnel
Calico and Gilshams in great variety,
Together with all the Store Furniture,
Large 6ilt-frame Mirror, Desk and Iron Safe.
Terms cash.
oc 10 BOWLING, Aucf.
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DIED,

On Thursday, sd instant. of hesuerrhags of the
lungs, WILLIAM 8. wILLIAMa, sxed & yesrs
specially requested 10 sttend his funersl, tonos
roH tssturdaJ> morning, ct half past y CLOCK.
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SECoNs WARD STATION CAsEs-Refors y,s
tice 1hompson.-Andrew Bittel, disorderly: w
Johnson, do; VIM. Smith, do; fined 8 | 90 ca eli
VIM. MOrtimore, do; lectured and dismissed