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Now York LegisIaturc.
ALsAyr, Jan. 30, 1915.


SENATE.
SoAKIoN INSURANCE.
The remonstranes Of Msssrs. Grinnsll & Co., and
others, against the Increase Of tax on foreign in
surance was presented.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
Mr. Cook reported bill relative to securities taken
BY tho Comptroller for circulating notes. The bal
provides that the Comptroller may hereafter take %
security half United States and half State stocks.
THE COMM IssIorERs OF PRACTICE.
Two reports were communicated to the Senate from
the Commissioners Of Practice. They were appropri-
atsly referred.
STATE LOSSES, SO.
Mr. FLorD, Of the LIST district submitted resolution
directing the Comptroller to report the losses Of the
State through the the failures OF banks and insurance
coDpanies during the last twenty years. Also the
number Of bank: which have failed during the same
period and what proportion of their debts they paid
respectively. The resolution adopted
wAsHiroToN MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.
The bill to amend the CHARTER of the w aahi nptop
Monument Association, Of the city Of New YORK Va
then taken up and ordered to q third reading
FOREIGN INSURANCE AGENCIES
The Senate then went into COMMITTEES Of the Whole
on the bill providing for certain remedies against the
ss. nc.s Of foreign Insurance companies long de-
bate followed. The section Of the bill which asva
suits to be instituted against them, was adopted
JUsrIcEs' COURTS.
be bill relative to justces courts was then taken
up and after brief consideration, Informally laid
ASSEMBLY.
BILLS REPORTED,
Mr. CAMPBELL reported the Senate bill for the relief
Of purchasers Of land frsm tho New York Life and
Trust Company.
Mr. BorroN reported against the petitions to reduce
the rate Of interest, which was agreed to.
Mr. NOZZLE repor ted against the petition aboishIns
the usury laws, which was also agreed to.
Mr.. ELwooS, Of Oneida county, submitted report
from the minority Of the Committee on the Judiosrv
In favor Of the bill from the Senate providing for the
continuance In oos of the nsrs OF Practice
Inc Dill was then taken up in Csmmittes, aud
lengthy and somewhat tie dious debate followed which
occupied the remainder Of the session
Mr. CORNELL, Of New York, said the Commissioners
were ready to report 961 sections Of criminal $50
sections OF general provisions and AZ sections amend
story to their report which presented ct the ast
sesson OF the Legislature. He had also the authority
eate that the majority Of the Code Com mssionera
bad report embracing 900 pages Of law and
Inc minority Of the commissioners ~ much more.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The bill for continuing the Commisso ners Of Prae-
tce was sgain taken up and after amending 70
continue the commission till the ls Of April NJ It
insead Of the LIST Of February, 1s50it was passed.
The House then adjourned
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 30, 1862
The mail from New Orleans has been reosived By
which We learn frem the Crescent that private letter
has been received in that city from California; which
states that 900 in gold dust WAS at San Frano
90, awaiting transit to the United States.
Two hundred and Hfty smigrsnts sailed from New
Orleans for Liberia few days since.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETr,
PROPRIETOR.

TIE DAILY HEKALnxI.s sdt,es., = cents II corr.
sescsk ~ AID dstrtsfsd befors breaktast ts AFrER
Tas WEssLv ~ a$x~ID 70, s;resas;o. ." III: Conf
asnt pubiis he'd Saturday at "a esnt copy
n and "%" E"ss 70. ,ssv MI am % XIX a@v s
per "a the latter price TO include the post
asTTsss ,. s e. : rS S::.
oNogNcE. se.as...s
socsd quarter Of the worlds used, toA b
HDvERTis EMENTs. .r...S.a .v.rs .srnss, and .. =.
pr9es to pai isgbl. mn""sr; ts proprietor
No nor ICstoke o. anen ynso.' eommsnsa t.n. VA =
s, S S.! 70" mot .e .. %
ii nty Of his good faxA W. cannot rssrn
RGaS M Of all kind. srs-eA b.auy and .sxA
d'as E E Lsfi; OPEN ous. tn
aisM
ANUsLMkNTs THIS EVENING.
BowHRY THEATRE. Bowsry-HAusrrp HAu-Trs Lsss
PARSoRMAroEs-NAvALE NGAGEnHNTs -hossGr AAcAIaE
BROADWAY THEATRE. Observation-Disclosures
NATIONAL TaEATaE Chatham squars-D se.Rr.D MILL
-RostNA MEADows-ILLusrRIous STRANGER
BUTTONS THEATRE Chambers strsss-vArrrv FArn-cA
LIr0RNA Coin MINES
MECHANICS HALL. Broadway. Brooms-CuRIsrv,
NNsrRHiA
SOCIETY LIBRARY. Broadway, Leouard-N.w On
GEOLOGICAL HALL, Bowsry-vAM AMsunou Coz
NENAesAIE.
CHINESE MUSEUM. $50 Broadway-Cm..s. Ouasour,rs
PANoaANA HALL, sos Broadway-DouuAvAr's PIANO
MEXICO
New York, Wednesday, January 81, ls4s.
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The d ais. 90.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 30, 1870.
The eastern mails have not been received tod
The Susqusbsnns Is impossible, on account Of aoat-
ing masses of Toe.
The northern malls have gone round via Lanoastss.
The steamer JeWsss leaves in the with passsn
gers.
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Destructive Fire.

BALriMoss, January 30. 1870.
Ere this morning destroyed the double warehouse
At the corner Of Hlen and High streets Owned BY Mrs
Frsby and occupied by Samuel Fenby, fully insured
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Repeal OF tho Black Laws

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 80, 1870
The House, to-day, have passed bill dscisrioe Ne
black laws Of this State unoonsttutions md resss
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AFFAIRS IN BRAzL.-Our advices from Rio de
JaneIro are of the Ilth ut. There 10 nothing oar
tcuary important In the way OF news In South Ame-
rios The 90 intending parties In the Rio de La Plata
remain In staN qso. In Brasil unusual display nd
poDp took place at the capital the I'd Of Drcsmber
the emperors birth day, which occasion there Was
presentation to the emperor at court OF all foreign
ricsn naval officers were presented bv the Hon Nj
Tod our minister at that court after which Brasian
SUBJECTS generally were admitted to his august pre-
sence. IL Is remarked that like zoe has
never been known on any former OCCASION
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'bewipe probably In the aggregate decrease ofsoms
. large one upon the Stamps and thr Post Omos re-
venue marking the general contraction q business
between the lsrr quarter Of ls47 and that OF ls<S
the aggregate the Ordinary will probably yield
for the quarter about 100000 than 10 the same
ps Rod OF last Year.
The rsv~p us rom casual will BIS increased BY
pec,ed TO yield flt0 900 more than In the January
quarter of ls48.
The evidence of the state Of the country conveyed
bv these accounts is even gratifying than the
or enlarged suppes is welcome at the Ex
cht qusr London Globe Jan. o. r-t-i -
On,,u.EY- On the 2sth ut ct his seat. Roshamp
ton tbs Earl Of Oxford On the 9th instant In Stat
ferd.hire Lady Hmtherton Lately, j. owley Prich-
ard IA ID author of - Researches into the Physical
History of Mankind" Lately, at North wch Cheshire
Lad, Sophia Grey ,ster OF the ate Earl Of stamford
and w Warrington On the 2lst ult at Windsor Lieu
tenant Colonel Adam Gordon Campbell, lately oom.
mapdipg the 18th Reg meut On the Ath inst ct Cas-
tl-town near Dublin. COL Connolly. r. for Ooosgsl.
Ireland On the 7th instant, at Woolwioh Colonel
cleveland, Of the Royal Horse Artillery aged g. On
the 10th instapt In London, the Right Hon Anthony
Richard Blake. late Chief Remsm of rea nd.
On the LIST iDstsnt at the Grange Hampshire the seat
Of Lord Aehburton where he had been sp-udi ug the
holidays the Earl OF Auckland, First Lord sf the Ad
miTslty, formerly Governor. General OF India At
lnRestre Hall Stsfordshire. Earl Talbot, In his 72t
year. His lordsbip was Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland
under the Liverpool administration, and Lord Lieu.
tenant Of the county Of Stafford to tho time Of his
death.
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CHRnTv's MIrsrRELs-We need only call attention
to the marksbs success which has attended the last
The voysge Musicale" Is A. funny an affair as can
be imagined and that and the rest OF their
make up fine vening's entertainment.
THE New ORLEANS SrRxwADxRs raise their voices
In most tupeful harmony every evening at Society Ii
biary They are most fully pstronzed, and deserved.
~ 20, a. they are most genteel, and withal NEST
ecfentifc set Of singers.
McCARrHv's IRIsH EVENINGS On Monday evening
next the above deneator Of Irish character will give
for the fret time In America at the Stuyvesant nsti
tute, his popular entertainment, called Mirth and
Melody OF the Emerald Isle - He will be assisted by
Mise Hinert, who will ring various beautiful Irish
ballads. Mr.. Mccarthy will sing . new song called
Paddy Nssis," or an answer to the Widow Ma
PAronAMA OF MrrIco This painting IL considered
the best work Of the kind In this otv
It's chaste and truthful, and so life like almost to
cheat Atty.
The CHIrEsE MUSEUM, with It's Thousands Of curio-
stiles, s one Of the most instructive and
exhibitions now In the city It shows the Chinsasn
down to the lowest caste Besides these nsurea tbsrs
are hundreds OF beautiful Chinese trnksts, toys 60
Music IN Bosros-THs PHILHARMONIC CoSossr.-
AT an early hour, the Temple filled with the usual
hstsroge neous audience Of monster concert La Bis
csccianti was received with prolonged snaIanse Shs
loohs much better than she did last aud Gang
win the sbandon which is peculiar to her She ap-
pears 10 enter heartily upon Whatever she undertakes
She does not allow the srist to be continually appear
a. an artist but loses her identity in that Of
not yet recovered her full power and therefore
the eneeres which were soioited She was presented
With several bouquets during the evsning, and was
rspturously sppauded In the finale to "SoD
There something fresh and life like about her sing
rg which not fail to strike the most nd fferen
u n, from tho t5iossry which Is too often
nimble with his fingers. and very funny With his
tongue He was doubly enoored with shouts Of laugh
Ind performed the overtures In no style whatever
They msrred the beauty Of the concert great DEAL
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LETTEm TO AMERICA. General Poet Ofloe Jan =,
lo4v-Soms doubts appearing to exist, whether
postage 10 to be taken In the United Kingdom uoon
letters sooresssd to- be conveyed between The United
kngoom ana tne n'ted States by the contract pack
necessary t should be understood that no postage
Whatever 10 to BE- taken In this country uoon ths Iss
tiers In question a. the postage Tor thar vsv
ance viii DO collected In the United States. Istt.rs
forwarded to the United states by the Btisb
mail packets or BY any private ship, liable 20 the
same rates ~ heretofore " INV
TKs RsvErUE GssAr BairAr-Ths au.rtsr,.
rsvepus, the accounts Of which will be made az to.
night, Will exceed conddsrsby that Of the nd
Ing period Of last yssr both the ordinary ad the
casual branches. The whole will probably not
be lees, but rather more, than Coco 0tO
The Customs revenue for the quarter vil alone show
On ineresss Of more than f6OO0U0 The Z xoiss will
also psrhaps, exhibit small increase the paper
and soep duties yielding more, snd bricks hops and
and property tsx will we expect bs nearly the same
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'AoRAcE . AsH. kff ISAAC y piIIsl
Land and General Agency Once a the C@pss.l Of M
nois, City OF Springfield.
no ssdea Of ktHss Loads ksIls ~ isaxSl
edae, and all arisps State
Illinois boHdsIne would nform
e public uiat they have established this e capital he
SUITE Of Illinois Land and general aeeny os TRANSACTION
Of all business aPpeaining thereto within the limits Of te
All transactions relative 10 the purchase exan
ing lands and reporting their location
redeeming aRd sold for Iss kc buy
Ing and selling all descriptions Of Stale every
other description of business attached agency
most extended SCALE viii be promptly and faithfully suenaed
RETEREscEs.
Mesrs Driiendorf 4 Niles, washnslpn city
A. Gowdy Co, Louisville, Kentucky.
Thomas j. Reed, esq,
as.sI. syeIiss ! Do, St Louis, Missouri
A. ChTsty, ESQ.,, +" Z"
His e1sseacy A. q French, governor Of Illinois. Eli
Hon Thomas II. Campbell, auditor I"
81 John Moore, % p
!. I Lyman r. p! Taaubul Judge supreme court ~
Ms..,s wsl.w.Ih. sheldon, New Yo"t cay,
G. Bartlett, esq, No. Front street, IS :"
Gen Robert Patterson Philadelphia @a .a#,
Gen Adam Diler,
Jos l.. Chester, |"
Col s. w Black, Pitisburg, Pa. a.s.@ Y#a .E
Gen Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mass
g. Z. Sanger, g
Henry r.. Stone, esq, n H#H
J. ID. Pratt & Co, Baltimore Md.
Ap ll-dlm&sw3m
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THE AMERICAN FARMER published monthly in the
city Of Baltimore, per sum thirteen for
elo thirty for $40 volume July, under the
favorable auspices s the Maryland State Ag
cultural Society," and all the prize essays reports commecs
publsed therein The 10 meeting determined
raise s0o, be Appropriated oows; Of silver plate,
valued awarded obtaining, f Of
October The largest list u subscribers
In July Cor second, and SO third largest
list The publisher added prizes payable aer-
cultural wo He has efeed 500 Tor prize for the
coming volume, so silver plate for the best Tor the
plan and Of buildings and the of the
farm yard go for the best the cultivation Of tobacco and
so Tor the best essay the management Of The dairy
The rst number in july viii contain Of the most
valuable the Of Epnusp Rurrs Of Virginia.
presented the agricultural pubic, particularly Of the
regions q Virginia. Maryland and the Caroinas details
Of his farm Tor 1--WE be has
Virginia, and concuzive that with
able Of prudence In is rmne made
profitable business The second year
of his Mr. Rufn shows his clear
capital invested for land implements Stocks a6
third I2s fourth 26 and
mn 20 besides supporting his family, his hands,
stock and rssng the Of his farm nfrnsicay
hand. Every farmer and pian
y In the tide water districts Of country, win read TN paper with
the deepest interest. ~
number win other valuable papers,
from GroRor w DossIr,
Secretary Of Maryland State Agricultural Society,
sueon the wire fence and from Col CArnos the sub
: Address SAMUEL. SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland Agricultural socety,s Hail.
June 8-2swft l2s Baltimore st., Baltimore Maryland.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANT:


THE Eighth Session will Monday October which day
the untns attendance Of all the students is requested The
duties Of The classes promptly ecommenced and
portant that all their members old should take their places
The opening Of the session The aeademics year extends from the
August and In the College all the usual classes under
full been the
Of collegiate studies that prescribed in the older
colleges North At the laird
atng class received their academcal degrees.
In the Grammar School, which Immediately adoins the College,
the carefully
under the supervision Of Of College Thus pupils
enter the institution and their
Of study under the direction they graduate The
mercantile department embraces those partial members Of the
collegiate or preparatory classes who be preparing for he count
room other professional life Such students admitted
TO all the privileges and advantages Of their several classes subSt
uung place Of classical studes such
cessary TO preparation for business ...
French study without charge all the classes
In addition the French mercantile students will be
without charge German, other modern language
The location Ct the Coegs perfectly healt and
villages the
Moral and religious education chief design VI the
stituuon.
The charge, covering all expenses
2 Of months The rules Of the College carefully
restrict any other expenses OF the student.
All the departments under the immediate superssono of the
undersigned whom application made for Of
Of pupils. JOHN ID. Rector,
Aug 3-2awsn College Of ST. James, r. o., Maryland
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Hs |.
spasnodc conuseiions, irritation nerves, et
aesasy Or as,soas and sssy ali disorders
including The most dreadful OF all diseases mat ansc me human
EPILEPSY, OR FALLING SICKNESS,
aysisncal n.s spass NC .newn una, non
able Ia. sAsa ~ their skin and The ssas.sd power Of Al nsd
existence, and a yielded UP their lives on The
The .o..,o, Of a.. vegetable Extract, however feel. no deli.
eacy d saying cured He would, hefsio
testimony offered II il deception, let IL be
ossd sI ss n s name humanity no e
HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
% S sesa sa Y a se @ @
~ b. .s York state. a his
afflicted than nino years, and has been
Mrs Bradley lis Orchard street. New York states sa abe has
been subject MS for many years ana mas Deen 'saoea
able Esaset . !, ~. ,...., .a,.,v 49,, ,.,a !.
one the beat physicians in us State says that he has much
benetied BY the use Of The Vegetable Extract ana s nc
knowledge. ,,,, -.
ford county now living Erie county
and he 4 now happy sats use Of Dr. Harris vese
from from ia. i worst diseases 49, D' 90
table E,,ss , Il ~ family highly recommends i 70 all
4 ss ssa q
s family has been severely ss,sd win spspc A. for many
Dr. nar1's Vegetable Extract says Prat
business ps,ess' A'''l'' a"' ~ - -
Rav Mr. smith, Rector Of 81 Peters church, Sposyood
rrav WIN has been afioted win epieptic Ills r more than forty
yen s s, he has Dr. as Vegetable Esae and his
| 10 have no more nus "
ppII EpTJ, rITs
:, -, - ..-., A., -. ~ \, ~,
.es anu h mo'hs, cu'eu ~ ue use - is
truly wonderful medicine. -, ,,, = W. $50. IL
Read me case e sono w
o. fbiadephis amced WIN epePue n Wesyss.yu ssas ana
sh months. .ei uaV.ng noasm masdna a d,
ana fIsnce me Io ehsl pny anu
for medicines medical ana ADVICE hee mousna
WIN hs son g @ county 70 noys%oe last
cei'ng any pehen WhateYei, ana was eucu " Using
' HART'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
have spent
attendance was advised Europe which
did England eminent
clans respect they him and prescribed
accordingly perceiving
change better, hundred nifty
nv the
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IN pursuance o. law ZACHARY TAYLOR PIesdsn, Of .ns
s ..s q as = M sna land
state az MISSOURI, the Psods hereinafter Designated %
Al me land once at JACKSON, commencing On Monday, ne
%Aa he and p.
ships via;
NsrA Of as bass lima and east Of h iaeips msidisn
nins,sen wsny twenty nias, ,hiy, thons and hrtytwo
township nip twenty-five, Of range hve.
Fractional township sixteen and township twenty-five, Of range
townships and seyeneen and township twenty
Fractional townships sxssn seventeen, eighteen
townships twenty-five three; and sections @ ten
two inclusive, in township twenysix, OF range eight.
Township nineieen except asS S seesoas
township twenty fractional township eneep, sec
twelve, thirteen, twenty three twenty four twenty-five
twenty tyour, ,hrtyhve and thirs OF
Inc northwest fraction section sI township nineteen, and
fractional township twenty, Of range ten
North Of tie base line and Of the finn principal meridian
Townships twenty three twenty -four, twenty eight and twenty
Townhips men,hree, twenty four, twenty-five, twenysir,
Townships twenty one, iwenytwo twenty t,ree twenty four,
a. I snd sa aes on Monday
day o. January next ef hs disposal o. he puoe
North Of the base line and wsa Of The i'm principal meridian
township twenty and townships twenty-five and
township .wenione, Of twelve, thirteen, four
teen een, seventeen eighteen nineteen, twenty and
township to"ishp vi
range twenty-five.
township townships twenty three and
twenty Of range twenty three gE%
Fractional township and townships and
twenty-four, Of range twentyrfonr y a.+ 81.
Fractional township wenyone OF ranges twenty-five dweny
six. .Htrs., b
At CLINTON, commencing Monday, the
for the disposal OF the public lands
within the following named townships, TO wit;
North Of the base line and wsst Of The h principal meridian
Township thirty Ave, Of range eighteen Ak
Lands appropriated by law for the schools mutay
other purposes, will be excluded from the sales
The offering Of the lands will be commenced
the days appointed and The order in which they are ad
veed, with all convenient despach until the whole shall have
been offered and the sales thus closed bu, no sales shall DC
than weeks and private sn OF tie lands
will be admitted until after the expiration Of the TWO weeks
Given hand city Washington this fifteenth
day of September Domin thousand and
forty nine.
BY the President: T. TAYLOR.
j. BuTTERrIELD, ,u.- +*a."
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right Of of the lands
within townships and parts Of townships above enumerated,
establish the satisfaction of the register
make therefor
practicable seeing notice, and before the day appointed
for the Of the public sale of the lands embracing the
caimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
j. BuTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
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% ss H Iss, s..s y ssss = :. ws
.ssls-.s x, :s..s:s sss@ sssass's. is.a
'; nm is sslss.s Sss n @ before a., -
oS ss .ad % &. 70
Ten e. t. s Sssssss and So e
a s @nI a osI ssensy ~ha,eysT
o. sss e..
modern ns. Aa. ssssay done more 2 sssss s
him in scale Of being than any other agency thar has
engine regard the creates, achieve
swisst upon wing, ougi LANGUAGE alone
s enery ne1 poMe conscious almost Of new faculties and
W,aSa, danger and without fatigue enable; man
enoyneni, physical Qualifications and the various pleasures Of
community prodacons every
ssss anS an INFINITE
VIA have achieved is highss. work S i has haI9nssd
son they capable, by making
@ eses snsasns s S al se joys Of existence
sD0i II % n %S 1S as 1
@ The highest god o. he r1S Ss Conduct S s s
The history the influence, and Improvements railway,
careful inquiry into It's management scientific dseoseres The
in connection and The q
Under The mining head the readers
sss q ss o sr S. esa VIC at s an
Journal Tor department Of mining and metalluI
Oh sc ao o. Man
III he
several bast furnaces results their working This work
Is to be published series
weekly papers, conveniently arranged under appropriate heads,
statistical tables OF different districts, and such plans and
drawings Is be found desirable. &.aI.:
worn ron M aGsss 70 furnish u, + s
which been carefully examined by him, with information
mining subjects generally.
These works will be found 70 all parties engaged in
This Is the first made
10 give in an practical scientific
manufacture, mining Of the whole
country. a
r. James Of Providence, has also been engaged
assistant He will furnish Journal full
Of VI mechanical invention and OF the cond
Of the manufacturing interests OF the country His reputation
rs practical
are already public lie will furnish valuable
formation touching industry business.
her commercial and political mpor
the mechanical invention Of her people than
other 4 .a.t (, VI
American skill, industry enterprise giving disin-
gushed community nations To interests,
railway, valuable Of ALL this Journal viii be
estly devoted. . II
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Law school I'm Lexington. Virginia.

THE School place,
menene Monday the sh day O. October next and tcnina
18th March, The pupils viii be divided
classes The book used IN the junior
pben Blackstone sarkis Evidence Stephen
Ing, Evidence. The
embrace Tuekes Commemorative Greeneaf and stare Evil
dence list vol Of each Stephen Pleading Gouds Pleading
vol Of Chy Pleading Hocombe Introduction
prudence, Lubes Equity Pleading Mord Pleading Lomaxs
Of Real Property Executors and
Arrangements win be made win Phsdephis law pubisher Eur
nsh The above works, and young gentlemen
posing attend The subcbers lectures him
Of their inform him whether
supplied with any portion Of The shove WORKS through
dun. They win be kfni-bed the ssdsnfs The
me senior clsss win have the privilege Of attending
without additional charge The hours r the daily
HE win be 20 BY subscriber
Of
Of washington College should they erpeent 10 DO 90
Few win BE- delivered the close Of The
dcton and prscuce OF the Federal Courts.
The Zee win Be go per session payable n asysnes
Lsnssror, va, JAY n 1850.
July ia