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Law school OF Cumberland University, ut Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Carhers, late Of the circuit
l. judges of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan late of the judges of the
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bomfed L. Ridley, Of the chnnceos of the State.
Judges Caruhs Green dev their whole time exclusively
to the school,
Plan nstrucfonl Daily examinations Of each class the
No explanations
daily lessons the progress of the examinations.
2 Weekly law and which
facts profess
and them through uphe known actual
practice. The framed require them prepare
Deeds Wills records and all of documents be read evil
dence the trials some of the taken by appeal 10
supreme which held monthly in the and in
public the end of every session The students act as clerks ser
IFS jurors Judges and chanceors and in other official
paciles connected with their suits.
SeonsThe first the third Monday Sep
ember and ends third Thursday in February The second
succeeding Monday February and ends second
Thursday in july
Expenses per son.Tuon fee $50, in advance
fec So boarding about $50 Students furnish their books,
which had In the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four complete the unless the
dents No previous study required for d
any time during the collegiate year.
There legislature connected with the school,
Number of sudents the last collegiate year eighty six.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board OF Trustees
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By RoBnRr AHnsTHoHs.
Clerks Once. NAV Iitu 1853,


Clerks once, May i4h, 1883
IN OF the Congress the 26t
August loa entitled An sgaiizing and making appoprla
objects have been usually included IN
and provide or Of he depaymea and
scs Of government, and for other paposeswhieh SAID h
section IL ~ ioliows
- sxo H. Ind be IL further enacted That all stationery OF
every nature OF Congress,
and nature Tor me
use OF government and for the bureaus
toney blanks and twne and mail furnished
coe offices throughout the United e
furnished and perorned by contract by e low
follows The secretary Of TIE 1enae me ceA he
ts head Of each department. and such
deputy the Poet Ofco establishment and such col
ectors establishment the Postmaster General
and shall respectively designate for
mat aweek Tor al least
weeks The pncp' papers published IN the places
such the whole
usr doing such printing the whole
uch quantity, and description Of
furnished and, be- The
printing 10 be dODe aud all such proposals shall
sealed until the day specned IN such
nr te shall be by under the direction
he making the Of at least
pesons Offering furnish class of such ari
cles specified portion job Of said work. and
ing security for the performance thereof under forfeit
urc moi exceeding twice price oflue shall
shall M 70 conuact security
reasonable liked such then the
shall bddef who shall such
contract give such security And in OF failure
py the the work by the
he aud his suree shall be liable for the
specified in such contract quidated damages, to be sued
the Of the United Sacs IN any having jurisdiction
there0f''-- t5 #...#@t #.e es#t XIV a...#
sealed proposals will be received this office until 10 O'Clock,
A. n on Monday 2s Ju which time all
propo,als will be opened for furnishing The articles Of stationery
during Thirty Congresseach article TO be approved BY the
Clerk, viz:
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VALUABLE and improved Farm In the vicinity of

VALUABLE and improved Farm In the vicinity of
Washington for SaeThe undersigned offers for sale 'Wood
stock the farm which she resides certainly of the most
valuable and highly improved the Of Washington Ii
the District OF Coumba about two miles from the
road the best leading The and is
date neborhood of the lands Of Mes Young Addison Barry
Jenkins bison, and hospital 1t contains
hundred hundred which
cleared In culvaton and The residue heavily mbeed The
cleared land well enclosed divided fields
which failing springs and Large quantities
lime ahe stable and have been used this land
within the three and all
produce hsavy There of bottom
land well timothy and about seeded
The new, and OF large
comfortable dwelling dairy poultry houses oveeer's
houses and all outbudngs
for the the farm Possession OF the farm and farm
buildings will be Immediately long cedit will be given
desired, for portion OF the purchase money
further particulars apply John Carroll Brent eq attorney
street. James c. hcGuire, Penny
OF 10Th where plot Of the property be
the premises to
Feb i0-2awu ELIZABETH BRENT.
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Ass AsMe Of vii; upon beehs sHb
Peynes' oi the subscription be made In advance.
p.ssn. subscribers moasy BY ss possse Il
vhcs WI Dc paid BY BY ss
lraasmisson. #4.
The COUNTRY PAPER published during ths sss,
sions OF Congress, and semiweekiy during tne recess
Subscriptions for period year will bo received on
terms pToporioned TO the above annual rates.
W-PosTMAsTERs are authorized agents and BY
sending DAILY subscribers, with $50 or
WEEKLY subscribers. with s25 enclosed, WEEKLY
subscribers, with $40 will be copy tho
same edition they furnish "a Subscribers for gratis
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ELIZABETH BRENT.


NEW FAMILY GROCERY sTORE.-Tbe subscriber has
N of the spacious. and admirably
building street,
opening large aud varied assortment Of groceries,
and quality lie designs keeping
hand wsHrlected stock
bacon aud all other articles which belon. thor
ouehly furnished first class grocery establishment
In laying his stock he has spared pains the choicest
succeeded purchasing
reasonable These be is prepared sell fair profit
wholesale or retail.
energy, promptnes and unrcming
he intends H. To his friends,
support Times he largely ndsbt
hopes liberal
while general public he feels sure, will
find prices superior rood and comP
with al reasonable wishes will attraction,
He trial. the confidence those who
rood purchasing OF ba habit
alike advantageous the buyer aud seller.
j. CLAYTON BRASHEAR,
Seventh street, between Penn avenue and b street,
Law b-.lawJwif Mss D.fmUtt's Building
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June l, 1862
PROPOSALS will be received this department until the LIST day
August ~ O'Clock for the construction Of the
post office &c a Wilmington Delaware, according
hogsphed drawings and printed specifications prepared un
der department by Amm u. Young, the
dated February - 1885 said
he whole building the different kinds
the night 20 reject the proposals
interests of the United states require H.
pb, Nv. Of the work done and materials
according price sad amount 70 be ascefHined
by the viii be paid the work proceeds, and ~
per retained until the completion q the contract and he
acceptance Of the work, hc., by the superintendent
awarded only master builders OF mechanics
other except by consent
Secretary will be forfeiture OF the same
Every proposal accompanied by written guarantee,
BY peop csrhed 10 be so by the attorney
the United states or district Judge OF the district In which the
reside viii, when required, " his propo
sal be and bond with proper nna
sufficient securities, OF slSooo for It's ahi"' perform
Autographed pnns working drawing and printed srecicn'
he had and information touching he pro
posed WORK can be obtained application 70 h sepeh " "
The custom house at Wilmington, Delaware,
The proposals must be this department. addressed 70 INC
Secretary OF the Treasury Proposals for custom house
At Wilmington Delaware will be opened al one O'CLOCK,
the day fixed for receiving the presence ~ s
bidders, u amy shall he present, Fl. ...... #
JAMES GUTHRIE,
June 2-2awtAna 1 Secretary of the Treasury.
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Proposals for Stationery


. WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington May 90, 1853.
PROPOSALS will be received at this department O'Clock
Monday June supplying the stationery
scribe in he schedule below.
The stationery be of ts best quality Samples
~ the bids.
bidder will be required give bond with approved
faithful fhment OF his the
right order the articles such time and
deem and diminish
quantities below stated.
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IN paper hnnxnes the Metropolitan banging and
upholstery 9Th ard loh Streets consisting Of
velvet fnished borders, and
he board views Transparent shades OF great variety Of patterns
Upholstery IN All its branches hung short ncrie Rsmfm
eer PLANTS, directly back of Iron Hall,
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TnE ATLANTIC n.,lns worI. n.nof.e,ur, IN,

NHE ATLANTIC Vnittnn Works Manufscture tho
"CoMPosfTE IRON RAILING unequalled In beauty,
strength melted
rods OF making either light and
graceful like
WIRE RAILING,
od like Each panel being thus made
otstu. Of the
rusng ofue work Designs VIII be
10 AM address, postage free.
P,iees range 80 per nea foot Rsinr- for pub
lie ar private grounds cemeteries versndabs balconies
for sale by ohOhsE foSlhsl agent
39d Broadway New York.
re r. and hi. agents pcrsous authorized
sell This ne WHY patented railing Atlantic States
An IS-dlm ffnnll
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once OF the secretary OF tho SeaAte U, .,
MAY Is 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received this Office ~
y O'Clock on "wednesday Of June peIi
and delivering the vaults Of tho Capitol on or before The LIST
September hundred best anthracite coal
and screened for A-o
fifty hickory wood be measured at the
whole subject inspection aud approval OF the secre
security for the faithful performance
articles satisfaction OF the Secretary OF the Senate,
will be required.
endorsed Proposals for coal and wood and
directed the Secretary Of the senate, at Washington
NAV I5-law3w Intel, Republic, Eve. Star
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Motto. for Proposals for Purchase OF state Bonds.
ExrounvE oruoI, BATON Rouon, UA.1
iu. lxE.

May ION, loo5.
WHEREAS by an act legislature cnuued
necessary Tor me relief OF the
uW othe STATE approved April 3Oh 1883, duty
me 10 hundred dollars
bearing
annually January first Of July
-iO0 pncpa OF said bonds 10 be edeeab forty
from their dale
And Whereas Furthermore, duty governor 10
inv proposals for the purchase OF said bonds
at the ONCE Sscey
purchase OF said bonds until Monday e
A. 1885, which Time said proposals will opened
being understood that offer of less than of said
bonds Will be accepted.
Given my and State
Rouge this tenth May, d. 1885, and Of the
-" pendenee OF the United States The seventy seventh
r. o. HEBERT,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
AspREw s. HERRos, Secretary Of State.
NJ BBIdders the aforesaid bonds informed that by
the the each
3lst OF March, 1854
fund special fund the redemption
rad State bonds the eighteen thousand dollars which fund
used for other than that for which
And further provided the third
said fund arising shall by said
with the sanction OF govcnor stock
less than anuunthe stocks be
payment principal OF said bonds,
diverted other whatever and it further provided
that the auditor
nuay whatever from the funds
the interest bonds,
without the ability
other purpose than the payment Of said current interest,"
May 2--eodt.S 3 July
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Proposals Improving tho Harbor OF Providence
Rhode Island.
Esarsrwr DsrlprsysT,

Esasrrr DprAprxrrT,
:. Washington, May ~, 1853.
received ofcs until the l5, June
removing the barbor
~ Providence Rhode Island and straight channel from
the below by dredging mscbnethc chan
wide and
The shos composed mud, sand, shells The
which IL be delivered into suitable for
deposited the flats TO the westward
main channel interfere with
the dsncs TO which II will
To he ken being about spo yards
The feet giving Is feet greatest depth Of
rr r.ney which The machinery viii be required 70 ope
The ehanp. 10 he Indicated or and the work
"psnnnded officer Of the United States engineer depart
.
The material estimated at H. cubic
yards but the the privilege OF varying
w. amount bring within the limits OF the Appops
pon 'of This Improvement
Payments will b. monthly and the rate OF eighty per cent
n e contract value Of work performed the remaining twenU
p cent TO be paid the the faithful srecu
u o me work which be completed or before me hrsfd
~ ~Novemb>r 1883
The proposals. will the
ree per cubic yard srcavstsd and removed aforesaid
"rher information application may be wad TO Capt George
pu'on, corps OF engineers, New Haven, Connecticut
jos. q. TOTTEN,
Brew. Brig Gen. and Col, Of Engineers.
To be inserted Iueieencer and Republic, Washington
soon Post, Boston, Mss.achu-etts New York Herald New
Island Troy Budget Troy, York, daily for
wics week for w-ek conanins the sdy.r
smn' 70 ,. transmitted the Engineer Department washington
May H-dlwh9s~ow NNr
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TO TRAVELLERS.

Superior Economical New Line be'ueen Harper, Ferry and
WasAington Caty.
TUE weIknown; s~in safe and comfortable steam paete,
Hapefs Ferry, leaving Harpers Ferry O'Clock and
nve a Washington city at O'Clock, y, IN.
The Washington city for the FIRST trip
May running day aud down the nert regularly
Except Sunday making three uips a week
favorable economical route offered
opportunity beautiful this Potomac by day
light n. !.
From Iarrers Ferry to Washington g.
May 25--d3ms
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All letters and pass through the o1ce
No bills Of ladiDg will be signed The day Of sailing.
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each steamer.
For freight passage, apply
MOLI.ER SAND, RIERA, 26 South st., N. Y
..u..... O. A. HENCKEN Co., Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CKoSKEY, x Co Southampton
WILLIAM ISELIN, ilavre.
Sd
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frwo NEW BRICK HOUSES PoR RENT.-Two new, engby
situated with marble msnteis
Sc each, Nnd
private geutsei family will be rented upon favorable
punctual tenant apptcslionto to -
Il. N. sTRhTTON,
Aucuoneer and Commission Merchant,
South side Pennsyrana avenue between 9th and 10Th
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NEw SPRING GOUD-.-P. w. BROWNING merchan
~ tailor United Hotel beg leave the
Of czens u Washington, aud strangers TO his and
French cloths, cassimcss yeEng
Being determined
ny popular principles Of low prices and
whole OF clothes
$40 thus the necessity Of to the
cheap oesn for economy lie has spared pains in
goods be surpassed either in
quality With many thanks his friends the liberal
patronage extended him. he soc continuance Of
the same MarJi-3tawtf
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,, srEERs NEW GOODS For GENTLEMEN
hsye received smother supply Of elegant Foods for gentle
s' mssag stock the tins comp'es- Those
no w sse- srppy themselves. with clothing for the presen,
ana approaching should hy M goods
sS'pfs hsy purchase elsewhere
Mar
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rENTLEMEN's NEW FURNISHING sTORE,-I have
this opened and beautiful OF furnishing
goods comprising All styles OF hne dress Shirts neno
shaker und silk undshis hosiery, gloves stocks,
caya suspenders, French smoking
morning robes canes umbrellas &C shis Manufactured
order this establishment In pattern, style, and quality which
Shirts made order the shortest
Gentlemen the articles would well
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
HOPKINS,
door from 9th street, Penn avenue,
May ll-3taw3w between Browns and National Hotel.
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nVTRA % Ketlors.-Those officers,
United States navy the service, who
OF California Mexico
since Nav expedition, well the
odccesed persons who performed such service
granted by Congress The following
arc now CONSTITUTIONS Savannah
Lexington Congress. The Portsmouth, Cysne Wsuen, Lee
want Dale will ready for payment Ia about three
The exact smount pay due the Of the
vessels all information promptly furnished
ea1y Rppliea ion 10 NJ. SNYDER,
- National Hotel Building, Washington city, ID. g.
BThe highest price will be paid for land warrants Of all
kinds.
May i7-dim N. g.
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aVEHUE HOUSE, aeo~g. French Il Co. late of
~ Trsnchs Hoti, Norfolk, Virginia Hotel i.~t finished n
furnished throughout In the latest md best ss
inc sr si and attention viii be paid the
of ,,eiv ruests
p.r,cs wishing reasonable
The charge day bcsrders wiI be - per week
An ephOu
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NOTICE TO pROFESsOHs.-on Monday tho ilth Of July
ne1t ,he board OF Mississippi will
principal professor Of chemistry agriculture and geology and
embracing French spanish, and
German. Liberal salaries will be given.
This institution located oIfoda healthy and pleasant vii
and religious population The
the second Thursday in September next
JAMES M HOWRY,
MAY o6-lndkcp Secretary Of the Board
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CTRA WBEHRy Fc.ttval.-Tho ladies contributing IN.
- Of Catholic church the Island pleased
tho ladies sad Gentlemen Of Washington Gcoretown
vicinity grand sua~bsy and Festival will
rven Tuesday evening May a salcon,
Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings Admission
Doorsp pep at oic Mav
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E1cA NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
eFA AMPToN UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
1H4k& The ships comprising this line tho WASHING
k1k1 ON, Capt f. Nj Fitch HERMANN, Capt. H. iiis
These steamers stop Southampton both going and returning
PROPOSED DATES OF sAuING-lsS9

Price passage from New York Southampton bremen.
/" lower lOs
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NOOD CARRIAGE AND HARNESS FOR sAt.E.--Ii is
double
suitable for the hacking
ordinary applied for Immediately u be purchased
a a reduced price,
Inquire Al this Office.
" May r
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TINTED STATES HOTEL, ,Phtisdeiph,a.-Cap- CaAs
u H. having well known establishment, and
refurnhed modern style, would inform the public that they
Will find the accommodations Of very superior character IN every
respect.
Capt Muers reputation host Is well known evewbee,
and determined shall lose nothing by his fusrs efforts
highest Of satisfaction guaranteed s all who favor
m with their
PslA puLFuI., May E-dlm
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MISCELLANEOUS.

lhe Ddbhn treeman's Journal, on the authorize ~
correspondent of Sydney paper Of The dale Of Ison.,
y, annoences The escape from Van Dleman's lanl ~
rAnos oDonohoe, one Of the Irish Stale prison.rs
VINO was sentenced along with Smith OBrien.
According to letters from Lombsrdy the Austrian
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IOHN y GALLAHER, late Third Auditor OF TN
Treasury will attend claims before Congress or the depar
other reference than hts experience aud bus
abs many thousands ohes at hs residence
street, between and opposite tho Methods, Poes,ar
Church. May 3-eodl mf
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NEW.MEXICO.

The mail last night brought us letters and
pspers frcm Santa Re 20 the LIST inst
The Gazette gives some details Of the murder
II the family Of Mr. James w. Graves al Don Ana By
al American whose Is nos given. The deed Wa
done AZ night lie escaped, was pursuod 10 Seaora,
y distance OF four hundred niles brought bsck, AMI
hung BY the pOpulacen6kne the nfh execution this
Kind in the Territory in thepsst year.
Quite terment seems 90 have been created
in SAINTS Fe, by request msie BY Gov. Lane % Col
Hrooks, Commandsn Of that post, % hoist the Uatef
States DAG during the session Of the Legiseure Col
Brooks thinking the request avery reasonable one COM
pied with IT, but this not IL Is said acceptable 20
Col Sumner who in an order from Headquarters, re-
moved him from that command, and cent hun, with bis
company, 10 Fort Union, t. MI subordinate position.
MAJ Brooks succeeded him. and the National aas was
pulled down. There was think some dltaculty
about this same matter after the arrival Of Gov
Lane IN Santa Re We shall look into the facts more
closely.
There was good deal of feeling in the Rep
rcsensive branch OF the LegislSrare on discovering
that they had elected fourth Clerk man who was
under bonds in the Of 81 900 70 answer the chsre
of burglary. He was expelled BY vote Of i6toS
We have a copy Of Gov. Lanes message TO
The LEGISLATURE and shall notice ii particularly to
morrow Isl Louis Republican. Jan ,
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nlsres in s,s,e Of revolution. II says that thirteen
State have revou,iOn within their borders, Hif two
otbers are dsss.fed TIE dissatisfied ones are Taoasco
and Chhuahua TIE insurgents have three vessels OF
war on the Pacific and three or the Gulf coast
Two artillery men were MORALLY woln1el
during TIE firing Of the sautes in the City Of Mexco on
New Yesr's Day.
The Committee Of the Senate named 20 re-
port or the Tehusntepec grant have brought n m1r
.rv report in favor OF Ira Guansjua-o company. A
minority presented report against ne con on o
the privile~e 10 this company We DO not mi n ne
rsrers spv notice q ac-ion n the Senate fon ne
reports. nj,
Advices frem Sonora state that Gen. Blanco
and lie authorities q the County Of Sa5racion have nad
.o-7e dHrrl-v. TIE Prefect Of the County claims
damages 70 ind'viuai. during the French InTasi1a
Gen Banco stI kept the port OF GuayGnas n = e OF
sieva parrl-ziu- tie administration OF IuS1cs All
husiuess Two hundred Apzchas hsd invaded tie
state and carried Of some prisoners ana ca1-ie
Au1o. the p-sonc-s the Project OF the County Of
Arspe. =,
Count Raousset had sailed for Mazstll1 for
San Francisco.
The Governor of Chihuahus had returned 20
the capital Of the state without having been able 70
make snv treaty with the Indiana some messengers
from the Indians arrived sftervard al EncnllH "a
announced Their intention Of proceeding % the capital
Adyices from Tamaulipas state that the towns
Of Tan;oyucs, Msr and Guerrero, have seconded TIE
prenuncifnen,o Of Tsnpco In Nusva Leon ne rsyo-
uiousts have taken possession OF the towns OF Chui
AMI Aldsrnas seizing the public funds. Inc Governor
IN o. Pic, jan 2.
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CALEDONIA.
A ,riaer's Experience The Darker Side.

A NIiaer's Expericnce-The Darker Side.
sposSseSe q tAs y. L rI.lsnN
MINING CAMr near Soaors Cal, Dec. - lS52.
Having been for years habitual resder OF
Tae Tribune, Though not of its political faith, }
have noticed at different times under the eii-
torisl head articles in relation to the California
emigration SO just and true, and AZ the same
time so different in tone from those current in
the majority Of the journals TO which have acee that
lam induced 20 offer your readers few observations
on the same subject. They are derived nom resi
dence of more than two years and had IA California
nearly years Of which have been spent IN the uaes
Having been located the greater part Of that time here
No the hesrt Of the southern Mines, think hsve hsd
fair opportunity ofleasng tho truth IN regard to The
miners, their hbors and their gSnsno.by observation