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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-11-19

W johns,
Joseph Smith.
Robt. McReady,
Joseph Alexander,
Arglas Jeter,
Arglas w. Jeter,
B. F. Ives,
M. M. Love,
H. R. Davis,
B. S. Groom,
L. H. Bryan,
w. j. Dove,
N. Norwood,
A. 7, Moore,
VIM. L. Cage,
L. G. Conner,
Theo. w. White,
IL. S. White,
Jonas Plat,
George Morris,
G. S. Morris,
M. J. Morris,
f. Gildart,
James Riddle,
J. Lindemann,
T. M. Kincade,
Francis Best,
G. Is. Newell,
VIM. Henly,
Benedict Wolf,
II NJ. Parish,
G. Ellis,
r. Allen,
j. M. Westrope,
N. c, Gordon,
D. Holt,
G. Parish,
James Hays,
James DunckIey,
Jas. M. Miller,
FL. J. B%utterwortll,
j. M. Tier,
NJ. G. CASTOR,
B. S. Knight,
VIM. Rule,
Vincent Row,
VIM. FL. RowIey,
S. r. Harrison,
John L. Rogers,
William L. letter,
r. r. Richardson,
ID. L. Carter,
Benjamin Bass,
VIM. Shropshire,
Thos. II. Oswald,
H. j. Feitus, Jr.,
G w. Leatherman,
Wesley Chambers,
w. Beach,
R. h. Newell,
w. E. L. Baum,
David Murray,
VIM. Stamps,
VIM. A. A. Chisholm,
S. B. Morris,
R. Clampitt,
j. b. Therrell,
Samuel Thomas,
A. J. Westrope,
George w. holland,
jeremiah Nettervlle,
II. Smith,
w. X. Prater,
Vim Hactip ~,
s. J. Richardson,
J. R. Leek,
Pulaski Cage,
Josiah A. Knight,
Daniel II. Prosser,
G. w. Hitchcock,
Thos. Wilkinson,
S. w, Stafford,
7. B, Ewelll,
P. Higdon,
B. W, Wright,
A. w. Partin,
J. w. Holloway,
D. L. Finn,
c. Kaigler,
John w. Kaigler,
'. V. Kaigler,
Tandy A. Walker,
]. B. Walker,
William Walker,
Thomas E. Ogden,
Charles Mackey,
Joseph Collins,
W. N. Patterson,
P. F. Keary, +
James H. Nicholson,
w. B. Netterville.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-11-19

With assurances Of augmented
confidence and esteem,
Your Fellow-C Citizens,
J. Jones Stewart, G. II. Scudder,
Felix Embree, d. Hovev.
John Roberts, W. M. Crisp,
Alexander Z. Wall, SamI CASTOR.
D. l.. Jones, VIM. A. Sims,
j. c. Kelley, Wm. Fl. Renton
hiram McGraw, VIM. c. Mclean,
W. M. Pacqulnette, James II. Burt,
Wn: Alexander, G. p. Netterville,
T. McGraw' j. +. Robinson,
j. M. Anderson, Maunsel White.
W. r. Scudder, VIM. 7. Nettery;uo
= n, McDowell, Jno. B. Draughan,
u W. Mayes, Thos. Brannan,
T : :. Richardson, VIM, ID. White,
A. h. Brown, w. J. HODGE
geo. 1: Richardson, Thos. /. Lamer,
" Meier Robert Watson,
L.; D Johns, Florida Ford,
VIM. I. Jones, James Martin.
E. Mcneil, Jacob Currv
.eIIy, !. Is. tenner,
mas Mcneil, Thos. S. Dawson,
gonn Shropshire, H. Hampton Smith,
n1G', Love- Presley Berry,
|. Ii. King, James CLAYTON.
John L. Hays, Henry II. Bell
james A. Combs. w. Qowty,
Jno. Z. Alexander, Const Wilmerua,
Overton Bell, John T. Lelsh,
James Stephens, Moses Paris,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-25

uor Of the viii Of John Mkn. late Of Monys, State Of
Maine deceased for Indemnity OF French spo
lations prior 10 1900.
BY Mr. WATKINS The petition of John F. Robertson,
of Sewer county, Tennessee for pension, OF
wouuds received in the service Of the United States.
Also the petition Of citizens Of Jefferson county Tennes
see FOR the abolition of the office of paincy Of Congress
Also the petition Of Robert James, of Blount county,
Tennessee leave to import certain machinery free Of
duty. -
burgh
Henry Dyer deceased, late oil Madison county, Tennessee
for q pension.
Tennessee, for arrears Of pension.
Also, the petition Of ]. II. Is Rolls OF Gibson county,
Tennessee for and saddle which converted
the public service during the Florida war.
Also the petition of t. X Hill, Of Gibson county, Tennes
see for for his services as surgeon In the
late war with Mexico
Also the petition of Joel Henry Dyer of Madison county,
for for his Judge advo
cate OF q regiment of volunteers In the Florida war.
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The late circular issued by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury seems to have aroused almost unanimous con
dsmnaiion and censure among the merchants Il wa
arbitrary, despo,c arrogant and unnecessary and adopt
ed expressly for the purpose Of forcing Congress into The
adoption of his scheme for defeating the plan proposed
by Mr. Walker, and enacted by Congress into law for
reducing the expenses Of collecting the customs ibn
act which should lead to his prompt dismissal from Office
To show the state Of feeling in the northern Commercial
cities upon this subject, copy the following article
from the Boston Post Of the 22d inst
Mr. MKRxDrrH's cIRcuLAR-The wing party, having
thrown overheard all their principles and distinctive pa
IN: ~. 40 no s niy ia
10 ride their old hobby, the tariff and, thereore they have
put man a. the head Of ne Trss.uy so S
embairsss and harass and hamper the msI
csnte pursuits whatever may have been his parry prd
ections heretofore doubt not, this present moment
placed him there. The warehouse system, which may
TO commerce. and periscty the government By
any merchants clerk Of capacity, he does not seem
ably because he does understand II and most A.
bitray circular and without particle OF authority be @
nssdai TO ascertain the smoanr due 70 the
their imporaiions. This arbitrary decree s very much
like the sentence OF an unfortunate criminal who wa. con
demned 10 be hung and TO pay forty shings But enou
Iy. would much like q, know who're Mr.. Meredith hnd,
the law aud authority for all his arbitrary proceedings
venture assert that there 10 hardly system IN h
world for the collection Of arbitrary and nrPer
sive as that introduced and counfenanced by him
IL 10 not necessary descend particulars, but w
fact IL perfectly we'll known nl those who have
transact business nj the custom house. that there
endless series Of petty exactons vexatons, and o
necessary forms. only worthy q Russia. the mos, r.
brsry nation in exi,tence We b Leve that the wbo'
system Of the collection Of needs revision incad
m <Vbi bc
1fths done, the OF 81 $50 CIV ~
would be sufficient for the collection OF the revenue
and there responsible and honest who would p
dertake do Il for much less but all events
protest against the folly prcsumption ef a man VIZ
carn.s. " ~ v' ~ ' '"''" W.
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A8TROlOGY.-The celebrated c. w. ROBACK, from Sweden
Office II street, sh street. Philadelphia, Offers
his OF Washington and ts vicinity He has
been consed with BY all the crowned heads Of Europe and enjoys
higher reputation a. an Asoloser msn any one living
GeomancyLadcs o. Gentlemen o. Per-
their naves drawn by sending the
will receive immediate attention and nauves sent 70 any part
Of power by conuraon any following topics
Couhp sdce advice given for the success accomplishment Of
. redeem such
Of the bose and for all q hassrd and for
stolen lost the purchasing Of tickets
Of the above named have done this city and
vicinity, nnvcs he
during she years rcgousy
prepaid gratis For particulars, call At this
''''' INV 50 = q. W. RoBAcK.
Dec. 23-d3m
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


OMr HxnHs M LEwrs, ofMoassomery Alabama, gem
sr travelling agent for Alabama and Tennessee assisted BY Mr. B.
b BRErr.
0r ISRAEL e. JAMES, No. iSa South Tenth street, Phadsl
general travelling agent assisted BY Mossn JAnEs X
wmrrLE, WI H. WxLD, o. H. r. srsH, Jons CoLLIss JAHEs
DExRrss A. xxx wsLLIseroE, Gas q. HALL, A. Evans,
yAxxs CLARK, JoHs w. ALLxs, and p. LocKE.
0Mr @. W. JAnss, No Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio, 10
general travelling agent States, assisted by Mes
T. Smith, r. DExT JASON TAYLOR, w. ARMSTRONG; PERnIH
LOCKS, w. RAMSAY, and G. srENMAE.
00-Receipu from either Of the above win be good.
uy-voLrr PALnEl receive advertisements for
the Union New York. Philadelphia and Boston, and receipt for
payment for the
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II the following paragraph from the letter of we'll
informed correspondent Of the New York Herald is to be
credited, Mr.. Clayton is engaged in another scene OF
plumbers and bungling, in which il is pretty clear that the
rights and interests Of the United States to be sold
out Under date OF January 81, the writer says
The negotiations going on between Mr. Clayton and
Sir Henry regard the Ncarsguan question Of the
uiAing and frivolous nature, wholly Incompatible
with the dignity ofths nation the reputation, for brains
least thus far enjoyed by Mr. Clayton. have referred
this matter several times, and do Il again. pedgng my
sclf in dus time, subsantisc my charges The docu
menary evidences Of the puerile msmanagement Of
foreign relations are accommodating in the Committees OF
Foreign Relations Ia tbs Senate and House respectively
embarrass them In choice of matter 10 begin upon
Is the smbauas de rchssss not the want Of industry.
which, thus far has retarded their action.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-25

Some curious person at the North has been calcuais
the Of the territory Of the United States not yet or
ganzed into States, and finds that we have DOMAIN
enough for forysix and half States as large as Penn
syyania OF these thiry6ve will lie north Of 90 de
80 min, and will be free States. il that line Of comp"
mise were adopted.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-25

Under this heal the Pennsylanian thus speaks oil Gen
Casss great speech, delivered In the Senate during m'
present week, upon the territorial question. Il says
Close, compact, and amazingly TO the poia, It WV
De source Of profound interest every American wn
discusses Il. II Is singular coincidence that while Jas
was making this fine speech In the Senate Taylor, IN m
message, then bling read in the House, Sig ing
consent the great doctrine Of Nornrrsvrsrros oPPo
and by wing friends Ia the presdsn
tai canvssst
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III ATCI4Rs AND JEWELRY.-A. O. HUGUENIN 4 co.,
Of watches Of description In switzerland,
United have just arrived IN Washington,
with new and the largest superior watches
that appeared Washington City, and Offer
and RETAIL cheaper than they be bought In
New York.
Gentlemen wishing purchase nns article win please give
call. a. Q. HUGuENIN,
All. Montandon, old stand, Pennsylvania avenue,
between 18th and 18Th streets, Washington, ID. c.
Principal depot, No 10 Beekman street. between William and
Nassau sucep, New York.
During my absence have cn my establishment Mr. A.
uguenn, from Switzerland who perfectly able 70 repair all kinds
watches clocks consequently, recommend
him % my friends and the public generally. -
Dec. 23-dlm- j. MONTANDON
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DEMOvALThe Union Intelligence and General Agency Once
II removed from Seventh street. opposite
ONCE where daily COOKS washers and roners
chabermsds nurses seamsiressc hcuskeepe travelling maids
coschmen hosers aborer Families furnished with
and capacity Attention gwen 70 collecting
money buying selling leasing and entng real estate, dwelling
Jan 20 Il. A. PHILLIPS.
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HE undersigned would respectfully call his stock Of
WINES AND LIQUORS. 4.s
The facilities BY obtaining wines
Ac purity, his longer experience In the business
Quoted by him. direct personal knowledge with the va
growing districts Of Europe, than by other
house this city afford for the character and quality Of
all articles sold BY him.
The arrangements Of his and
for the cellar of every
wanting small assorted lots Of choice wines for special
casons be supplied the shortest notice. with wines decanted
usually be Obtained here. s3rf
CLUBS their advantage order from the sub
scribeF.
FAMILIES best Of table wines very prices
the cheapest sorts Of wines and liquors. FOR GULL
NARY PURPOSES.
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, messes, and Others
distance supplied (and have them by PACKAGE
EXPREbS,o FREE OF CHARGE) with wines, &C., for table,
assorted the shortest notice.
BY addressing their orders, through the post Once 70
.ag JACOB SNYDER, jr.,
Importer Dealer Wines &C., 70 Walnut street. Philadelphia
-sEcARs Of direct importation from Havana Of various sorts
90 thousand, and sold
single box cheaper than NJ any other store In he CITY,
24--d&cply.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-25

DLUE BOOK, fsr 1850, Register All OAacers and
ID Agents. civil military, and naval In the service Of the United
s~s on The h September 1872 with compcnsaons Act vol
Of 7s pages. Just issued from the press.
Jan ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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By GREEN = TAsTET, Auetion.srs.


(,HANDEL!ERs, LAMPS VASES VASES FvRNITURE, FEATHER
day. the 18th Instant shall sell Auction Room Concert
Hail. Browne Hotel al II o'clock g. M handsome asort
of the above named, viz
dns I'll, flight chandelier, shades with prism drops
l do Slight do do do
Hall, piano, and table lamps do
/ fine slver-plated castor, cut bottles
nne snd beautiful porcelain China German
Coffee cups ssucers, rosewood fancy boxes, &c.
forks, handle knives
granite China dinner and granite China dishes, BE.
FURNITURE.
chamber fancy coos, consisting Of fine
French bedead dressing bureau large wash closet table and four
chairs l4.st
u 6ne spring seat and "a plain mahogany chairs
mahogany arm rocking chairs
fine do plush-covered sprng-seat sofa fa
do hair do do do 4ss.
book and secretary, bureaus, &c. &
l marble-top and other centre tables
IL mahogany frame looking glasses of various sizes
double and single cherry French bedsteads
maple and poplar do
dozen cane-seai chairs, ofyarous patterns
Boston and 8 sewing roc king chairs
6lafge Office chairs, childfen's table and low chairs
Carpets of different qualities, feather BEDS hc
Comtors quilts, blankets &C.
four and six MONTHS for notes satisfactorily endor.ed bearing
interest. GREEN = TASTET,
Jan ~ Aucionees
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HAND BOOK OF FASHION.
III Etiquette Cor gentlemen
Etiquette for ladies.
Etiquette IN Washington city.
Visiting cards Of the fashionable styles, and plates engraved and
cards printed.
Invitation paper and envelopes Of and delicate
every plain and fancy stationery kinds
and the lowest northern priccs - ~ 4
Jan ~ Booksellers and stsdoners, 9th street.
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pOUQUETs for the Assemblies. HENRY DOUGLAS,
ID Of 18th and opposite the
department. respectfully to his and 9TH
he display OF that de-
procure beautiful bouqne wreaihs spg japoncss for
the secession win please leave their orders early possible NY
object do things In superior style. Jan a-Ad
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A PUBLIC SALOON FOR RENT.-The large saloon In
Temperance Hail. located In the heart Of the city
between 9Th and ION Streets west Just newly finished and one Of
this ACCOMPLISHING elegantly u
minated heated from furnaces built In the
from which agreeable warmth nused throughout the saloon
capable seating persons fairs exhb
nc. Inquire Of g. Parker, Fancy Store, Ma
onsi Hotel Pennsylvania Of the sexton, who resides In
Jan 23-A
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nREsgIN0 ROBES, Shirts dkc.-sTEvENs, Mol Browns
received further Of robes
de chambre, very large sizes and extra lengths
Also, silk cotton, and meno undertakes and drawers, Of various
sizes and qualities
Family made yoke neck Shirts which will usual be etned
wholesale prices
Also, style shoulder braces
Great hat. cap, and genis ou,huins esnblishment,
Jan a4-6df No. Browns Hotel.
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Ths ef person s.ssssS anon eur beek ssls
psynsns Of NE Subscription be made u advance.
Distant subscriber forward money ~ lsssr shs psAss
on which viii Be paid BY ", and Ill sk By
sAs uansmissien
The COUNTRY PAPER publishsd weekly auras sss So
sions Of Congress- and ssm-wsekly during me
Subscriptions for period lees year bs received q
terms proporuoned 10 the shove annual
REPRESENTATIVES. authorised % &C, q cur ssssu ..a ~
sending DAILY subscbsn 80 sncossd e slvs
-wEEK subscribers with cas- snclossd WEEKLY
subscribers, S0 enclosed win be entitled espy
same edition they furnish subsc..Lsu for, rsss.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-23
TELEGRAPH REPORTS, &c.

The EUROPEAN STEAMER NIAGARA arrived at
Halifax on Thursday. No account of her news
had reached here at late hour last night
Dates from SANTA FE the 9th February have been re-
ceived by persons who lately arrived ST. Louis There is
no news at Santa Fe The plains with snow to
the depth of twenty inches The Apache Indians evince
much hostility, and continue their depredaons upon travel
ies One OF the party, who overland from California
havpg left there the 20h November says that the road
literally stre~n with property of every description which
had oeen thrown away by the emigrants.
The FREMONT HOUSE, at Boston, suffered some damage
oy hre on Thursday forenoon caught in the attic and
caused much CONSERVATION and excitement amongst the
numerous inmates OF that extensive hotel The extent of
the damage is not stated.
BALTIMORE, MARCH 22-5 p, M.
Our market is rather unsetled dealers holding off for tho
steamer Sales of 700 barrels Howard street ao1r a. a 90
City Mills same price Sales Of red wheat at cents
white do los ll2 Corn is steady sales Of wbte AZ 40
SO cents and yellow 81 So oats 80 49, Nobino new
in provisions groceries.
The receipts of tobacco increasing and tha arket
throughout the week has been rather quiet No sales of mo-
ment The tendency of prices rather decline The i'm
Porations are 359 hogshead, Of which 339 Mary
There nothing doing in WOOL and prices tending to de.
cline Whiskey "a 25 cents.
Stocks are active Sales of o. 600 u S. 6s (S671
at ll4s 225 shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad al 55:
Baltimore and susquehanna do 2Ol Maryland 6's IOli
bid, 1929 asked
The money market is easy, with free discounts on
liberal terms.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-23

GREAT SALE Of BOOKS, DRAWINGS, PAINT
~ ings. Engravings, and Statuary at Auction, by
order OF the assignee and administrator OF the late WILLIAM
A. CoMAS long known as collector and dealer in
Books and Works Of Art,
BY COOLEY s. KEESE, (Jous KErsE Auconeerl
"A, No. 3oi Broadspay, .Nerv York,
Commencing WEDNESDAY the 10th of April coptin-
ed for seven days.
Ihis extensive sale will include MIR. Colman private libra
r and will comprise than four thousand numbers
bracing-
very large and collection Of the old Classics
More than sixty numbers OF Bbliography
Illustrated Works. including many OF the best and of the
finest proof plates
The division of Poetry and the Fine Arts quite unique,
and will make the entire sale of the last evening
subscribers copy of Audubon the Birds of America,
the plates OF which destroyed and the work OF print
valued at 81 900
One copy Of Musee Royale and Musee Francais
fine iolio copy of Hogarth
Travels Of Maxman, illustrated with many colored draw
ings-yalued at $3.50
Shakespeare Illustrations vols 4o comprising Etchngs
and Proofs--yery scarce, valued at $125
One copy Encyclopedias Britannica, $3.50
Penny Cyclopedia, early London copy, 27 volumes
Smiths Catalogue Raisonne, 8 volumes, royal sYo
Antiquities of Herculan2um volumes, folio
large and entirely unique Scrap Book mostly original
American and English Drawings
Also the weknown of six Marble Buss Of the Napo-
leon Family, valued at So, 500.
And among the Paintings, the Dying Gladiator valued at
$4,000 the Roadside, BY Agasse, 81, 600.
Also fine collection OF Water Color and Pencil Drawings,
by the celebrated artists Holland Leigh Gunton and Others
Terms All purchases the Of $500 and four
months credit for approved notes. or per cent discount
for cash smser amounts, for cash on delivery
The stock be examined few days previous to the SALE
@ Orders or bids for any work will be carefully attended
if sent to the Auconeer they be executed by the
nearest bookseller la@rN6 4s%#T
r Orders or bids and catalogues may be examn
ed the OF TAYLOR * MAuRr Pennsyyan avenue,
near 9th street mar .
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-23

a
II haps chance for profitable and handsome
investment has occurred for long time than the mt
The subscriber offers private sale his beautiful and ne es
ate situated the Potomac in Charles county, Mary
land about twenty miles below Alexandria and thirty from
Washington containing about Isl acres, with variety OF
SOIL from the fine fowey soil for making the No Ibrght yell
low tobacco, the auva bottom and stiff clayey soil for
wheat and meadow land with large proportion OF the latter
The Improvements consist Of large, commodious, and
welarranged dwelling house, with pantres closets and fine
dry cellars and built OF nearly O00 located
y the whole farm view of the Potomac and adjacent
try, which picturesque and beautiful also, ovsrseers
house, four No houes for servants, stable and carriage
house. three fine barns one among IN
the country, ratproot meat-house, dairy, cehouse fire.
proof ashouse with all the necessary poultry &c
The whole buildings nearly new, built in she best stye
and of the best materials.
The peach and apple orchards are extensive
best budded and grated kinds, now in full bearing together
with great variety of other choice fruits such grapes
qunces cherries aprico plums, rapberres straw
berries &C. The adjacent abound the hnest hsh
and wild fowl in their 1t convenient to churches OF
different persaasons, grist and Mills TO post Office and
blacksmith shop, sc. The facilities of gsung its products
market by vessels and steamboats, great; 900
bushels of wheat be shipped in day. The place is
knowledged by all who know it to be healthy The
whole would make three desirable sized farms, and
would be sold altogether, in three parts may be desra
BILE OF s of about 1885, and of about 500
The place well waered has superabun6ance wood and
immense quantity OF fine locust and ship timber. Lime in
quantity be contracted for to be delivered within hale
a mile the dwelling at eight cents per brshel.
The adjoining farm, containing only 400 and better
land than this has been rented tor onehrd
OF the CROP which third than 0per
for the years, and upwards of 100 the Ulrd year.
Persons wanting sach estate, part OF it, wolld do
we'll visit it and Judge for Themselves Tor il would be-
but to admire and appreciate its WORTH Disn eressd gem
this ra have said that taking all things 5aera,ion
the character and quality of the improvements ocal
ss s Ssr esaa1 SRp'n it HssTR decidedly
oee6-wNIt Near Port Tobaeco, Charles .ounty Md
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-23

will sustain you requires stout hearts and firm nerves.
You have both. Do il Posterity will rise up and call YOU
blessed The Union and indivsbe now and forever; !"
but the Union tcith the Constellation.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-23
LAW SCHOOL

Of Harrsrd colkgs, Cambridge, M 4ssaciusetts.
THIS Institution aords complete rse of legal educa-
j. ton for the Bar any Of the Unite d States excepting
only matters OF rely local. law and prs ctice and also
temate course OF instructions ca law for those
propose to engage in mercantile pursui ts
The Law Library, which is y increasing contains
nov about 1000 volumes L ine ides complete col
OF the civil and other foreign law II is open 10 students
warmed and lighted for their during both terms and
cations.
The first term in eseh acad emcsl year begins the last
week of August and the md term the last week Of
Lsen .erm c9ntlnu es twenty weeks Students are
admted at any period OF "A The fees
$50 term and Ss5 Tor slf For this students
nave e use OF the law brary and books and of the coli
sse library and may attend all the Of psblic lectures
delivered to the undergraduates Of the University.
ne instructors OF the Law School Hon JOEL PARKER
Ii Royal Profe ssor; Hon. PARsoSs. L. D.,
Dane Professor Hon FREDEaIck H. ALLEN, University
troisssor; and Hon LUTHER CUSHING, Lee urer upon
Parliamentary law, the Civil Law, and Criminal Law In
sgeton given by lectures reeitaons and examinations
and moot courts
For further Information application may be made to either
of the instructors JARED SPARKS,
mar 6 President.