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Mobile Items.

The Mobile Register 2ist inst refevrins to the
death and burial Of Vice President, king. says;
Yesterday, from to sunset. hafhaur guns were
red by the State Artillery In t.stiuoux ~ rsteet for
the amabe and eminent deceased. during the pi1d Of
his interment at his farmer me In Dallas cennty
Thus sadly has terminated the Of Aahama's
most distinguished citizen Elected to the etcont ofncc
In the gift Of free and enlightened people yet destined
by ipexorHble destiny after to reach the o
it's dutie5'' FL
We regret to learn from tho Register that Bsrgwood
the delightful and secluded dwelling Of Oliver Beers
Esq situated three miles from tho city destroy
ed by fire at early hour Wednesday morning Ths
Register says:
"A little before two o'clock Mr. Beers was aroused by
the of re but it proceeded from old negro,
subject to crazy fits, and then medical treat
ment for be he only send the disturbs to
bed little believing in the reality Of his warming cry At
this moment little assstsnce might saved the
premises but ut hand. To add to the trouble
Of the hour Mrs Beers in condition to be hastily
had to he oouveyed into safety This happily done
and all the family from the burning Pile before
the roof in Desolste Is that pretty dwell
ling recently filled with and surrounded by objects Of
deep interest Its At what time by what
calamity, was lady thus driven from the home Of her
| childhood! S.
"rhe nre originated in room that had not been used
for several weeks and to have catered
it, 1t is customary calculate such misfurtnnts by
| damages estimated at-blank; but what pecunisry
amount could the loss chidhoods associations 2!
In speaking of Gottschalk first concert the Register
i remarks
The Of this distinguished musician drew all
the fashion and beauty Of the city The Of delight
evident in all hat there lacks auditories
that enthusiasm which is essential elicit the
latent electric power of genius Yet he brlisnce his
style the exquisite delcary If his with
wounded finger that .t sanguinary upon the vo
ry k.yswas the delight Of every polished taste. The
thusiasm Of the young artistic hid him the pain OF
his injury but fear the xercisc The wound
| may prevent his ex-rtiops fur day or two.n
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..E 4e :
Gen T. y. Rnsk baa LETT washingtca mr. ssvroSk
infuse HE, II is sAia into the paesnc Raro&d cots.7
now forming in that city. ueis sHtesy aznesins of u
early commencement and rapid sonpletion Il t1ut a
mense enterprise.
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TAMPA BY.

FOR TAMPA B4Y-Regular Packet.-The
hne fast sailg seAocner T. r. ROGERS, Capt Archibald Mcneil,
oading viii have inmd dispich freight
having arc mmodaon, apply the Captain
on board at Lower pfesyune Tier, OF 70
J. v. WHITNEY street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

CrOCkery, China and Gt0sssCGs'
- r. FELL u CO., "a Common street, CRY
Neworeans Importer Dealers, Wholesale " n
Retail LAMPS Plated and britannia cASToRS CANDLE W.
STICKS, TABLE CUTLERY, JAPANNED W AIFEts. '".s =
~ Goods will be offered NJ low pris pt,
skedi the panssF
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MEMPHIS.

wllssye SATURDAY. April es, at O'Clock pm.
EOR VlCKSBURG, WARRENToN, s
IL NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, HARD LekS&t-1
TINES, RODNEY, ST. JOSEPH, WATERPROOF
NATcHEz, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, and
landngThe splendid NATCHEZ
p Lesthers leave above For freight
apply on board, OF 30
d. r. CARROLL. Union Row, bs Carondelet street.
E The hatcher has made with The yoLANT
w CAMPBELL and will take feisht for all points the
YAZOo. apo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

The Webster Medal, designed by Mr.. O. O. wright Of
NewYork has been struck in gold silver and copper and
Is much admired On side is profile of the great
statesman. On the reverse is Doric pillar sustair-
ing globe the pillar resting base with ~ hscrir
ton sia ire In the back ground sepssssota,
tions OF Fsneuil Hail. the United States Csc1eSH
public buildings connected with the history Of NJ Ne
ster's public lsbers Within the milling Is t>1 -
richly sculpturad ersuiar wreath enclosing ths 49,
Liberty and uais nec and s,rsrer one ana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

SINGULAR INctpENT.-A correspondent has sent tho
Christian Intelligeucer the following q singular
occurrence On Saturday, the 10Th Rev. Nj, ssimson
of Castleton, invited preach naeral sermon in
the church of Sehodaek Rev Mr. Bailey being sck and
unable oficiate While he Offering PRAYER prs-
cedng the sermon white dove few into the church.
aud sighed directly his head MIR stmsou appeared
little startled by the arrival of the unexpected visitor
but in moment he calmly raised his hand, and gently
removed the bird 1t flew upon the gallery, but after
few moments it returned and agpted the Bible be-
his hands, where it until had copcu
ded the prayer The dove then caught by Mr. Slim
SON. and given to the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

THs AMALeaMAros c,sE-fhis interesting case s still
undertria Phadephis The issue really, to test
the validity of the will but there many singular and
very important questions connected with It, which viii
have to be determined upon other issues should will
be sustained In the State of marriage Il
bat civil contract and the living together Of man and
woman, with the acknowedgment by the man that the
woman his wife, accompanied with general reputation
makes her such This say the least appears to have
been the here and whatever decision msv = had In
relation to the validity Of the will the white - = eer
tainy entitled to her DOVER and probably win e1<sn It
under bill In equity ~ ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23
BORDEAUX.

FOR BORDEAUX. = The very fast sailing
pakst JANE WILLIAMS T. L. mss,sr having
ly all engaged will hse quick dispatch For freight Of 500
bales Cotton having fine accommodations apply
spis g. &. soGERT co 10 Camp street
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TRIESTE,

EOR TRIESTE.-The fine A fast sailing
American ship ELLEN MARIA Capt whtmors loading
will dispatch For sght 900 bales Cotton
ply 70 JP. WHITNEY co. 81 Camp street
~ For passage apply 70 the Captain on board. mhs
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CALIFORNIA;.
VIII Isave SUNDAY, May |, at o'clock An
rSOR CALIFORNIA via VERA CRUZ. -<E$T&
GALpESTON.

wlilssvs THURSDAY, April IS. at o'clock An
EOR GALVESTON. - Regular New <S%H4h
4 U. S. Mail Line Of stenmships
The magnificent steamship PERSEVERANCE ~ er
endcr punet ally carrying the U Mails
passage accommodations
plv HArRS MORGAN 10 Tchonrit't las street sp15
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MOBILE.

UTHITE LEAD--ln 25, 90, 100 and 500 ID.
wv kegs the Atlantic Unon Brooklyn Pscih
s..ssis' White Load coTgssi.: s g. :,s =,
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TENNESSEE RIVER.

wiilleave TUESDAY, April 90, AT o'eocx,p.M.
NOR FLORENCE, TUsCUMBA, 49, =
EtsTPoRT, and Intermediate landings Regu
lar Tennessee River Packet MOvtICAN.-The new
and splendd light daught steamer MoiCAN james
rw master port freight and will leave above
For freight passage apply on board,
APPS WHITE BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street.
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SAW FRANCISCO.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.-An A fast sailing
bark Of $50 will he dispatched
9o,h o. April, should sufficient freight offer Apnly TO
APT GEO w HYSSON. 30 Camp street
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FOR SAVANNAH.-The fine fast sailing brig
BuENA VISTA winey, MASTER having hsr
On w have quick dispatch For balance Of freight
apii GEo W. HYNsoN % Camp street
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SIGHT AND SHORT SIGHT CHECKS ON
~ NEW YORK for sale at the City o
mhss COCHRAN 4 CO., % Camp street.
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REGULAR Packets

LNOR PLAQUEMINE - Regular r-
II Paeke,.- sDN1ER ARRdEGEHEYT--T The Lslla ~
steamer OPHELIA ~li regular packet
from Sturdy the
Of fthe T. Dosws and will leave Every SATURDAY MORNING
9o-co OCH SALIbA Cautain
~ For neigh, pasass apply board, La
etrset,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

FOR HAVRE.-The fine A / very fast ~
sailing American ship MALABAR, Capt Freeman, IHk
ing the part engaged will have immediate
1'f"NA' -" j j. p wfiiTNEYI Co 81 Camp street,
passage having splendid accommodation apply
o the Captain board. nb9
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C.ADIZ.

FOR CADIZ-Passage only.-The A ,k
L fiat sailing American shp GOODWIN Captain Weeks 5xX{
having all her engaged will have quick dispatch.
only having dns apply the Captain
board. p. WHITNEY co. q Camp street. apis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

EOR BALTIMORE.-Th A fast sail IN
ing brig DIDO Capt Small now loading for the above
dispatch. For freight
ply J. H. AsIlBRDGE co, 50 ST. Charles street. mhas
FOR BALTIMORE-Regular Line of ~
Paekeu-An sailing vessel ready 10 re AA
iaaB GEO w HyNsON 40 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

FOR MARSEILLES-Th AL very fast ,sN
sailing bark S. GooDELL Herriman master, will
have immsdae Dispatch For basnr of freight
apply Iapisl c. BoGERT CO., 10 Camp street.
DOR MARSEILLES-Passag only.-The A
l. ssing ship JOHN W. WHITE, Capt Mss<h
having all engaged win be quickly dispatched For
mills J.P WHITNEY a co. 81 Camp street.
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WAsa,Nsros, January a, 1858.
GEPARATE PROPOSALS. win be received -fee until ~
" oeoek the 2sl day furnishing all the
bricks sness % blue rock lime and sand 20 DO required IN ts cree
OF the wing the Patent Once Building tins city,
Inc bricks u be OF the ba quality, all bard and red sA
Guiding
bor required by corpora
uon Of Washington sample of bricks, made OF the ebay
Intended TO be used viii be- required from each proposing
Tue eness blue rock sound good Faces and
beds viii be assorted the three denomnaed Truck soae
extra large and common building sample OF tea
pehes OF each Will be required each proposing
hhieh VIII De
The lime 10 be the beat Potomac wood burnt de-
vered IN common flour barrels unheaded ia the me house near
ne building The contractor VIII be privileged TO take he empty
The sand 10 BE best sharp sand 10 be delivered py
The barrel Of ave bushels. Samples to be furnished
70 be delivered in time. Proposals will therefore also be
ceved number not less than million.
Persons ong furnish the foregoing materials viii state men
prices, follows For the tricks thouandi io the gne
sepaaey cubic feet,
when ad wall the lime barrel stated and for
of bushels. delivery
building officer appointed inspect
and the object Of the TO procure
the materials warned that nothing wiz be
Anything rejected Immediately removed lm The
The bidders will be written
with bond and security To be approved BY The Comm
penalty OF equal 10 one tenth o me supposra
OF respective Contracts the ahtu perform
addition deduction of
will inouthiy
United States until the shall be fully completed
These materials TO be furnished al such tunes and IN suc
quantities superintendent OF building his assistant
Aud If shall foil 10 uT-
required, Commissioner OF Puzzle Buildings
will tnereupon be at liberty purchase market the
required risk OF the delinquent contractor and his
sureties.
Proposals will furnishing culng
white pine boards and common hIeench a sa'ans tor eanod
ing. WIN EAsBl
Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
Jan 23-aawtd
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HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
Ill AUCTION Ou Tuesday 24d instant sel, The
residence apan Hamilton, Uned army @, be
l3s ~ O'Clock, hAnasoe
assortment of furniture, nearly new, VIZ
WAiuat lounge nj chairs, danask
DO hae 6ooAsaae, with glass doors
Do marble, ceuIe, dining and ohc' tables
Fine worsted ~indow curtains, G.
Walnul aideboaId, bureaus and waAhslaiIs
China, glass, and among which me
lie frencA French china
while and gilt and coffee set
fun set glassware, knives and forks, sc.
Fine Brussels, insrain and stair carpets
Oileloth, drugxe, and hearth
BIonzed haIaek, shovel and lonys, Tenders
One nne walnut and cottage chamber set
Two hne fame y painted and nowsred do
Three iTonb adsteads, and bedding
Cherry wardrobes, bureaus and waslistands
Cooking, air tight, and other stoves
kitchen requisites,
All of $50, cash $50, credit Of 60 and
days. satisfactorily endorsfd bearing interest
GREEN SCOTT,
Mur I'D Aucuoneers.
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By ). G. MCGUIRE. Aaet,o.,ssr.

MAGNIFICENT GRAND PIANO, GERARD" HARP, ROSE
III wood walnut and mahogany cabinet furniture superior leather
cured hair velvet English Brussels,
Tuesday March O'Clock, shall
sell residence OF Capt j. Page, United navy
street. h all OF his elegant furniture and household eeeis
grand piano. Vienna imported order
hessleI"
Splendid . Erard" harp, cost 81 900 in Paris
Silk damask covered God e,e a-tet sofa
Curtains lounges, md afneIars match
Rosewood centre Tables with marble slabs
DO lnedaIo afmchairs, music stands
Chinese eapoys, alaid table
Mahogany aud walnut rnarbeop tables
Walnut eageTe bronze csndelabrHs
Mahogany bairclolh chairs, rockers
Walnut bookcase and SECRETARY
Two bookcases
Spanish armciiairs
Geuoese reception do
Two elegant rosewood bookcases
Beautiful rosewood lady . cabinet
Rush, cane, an seal
Mahogany AN walnut dining and breakfast tables
Velvet, tapestry and English Brussels carpets
Hall and stair caIpeuhg
OilcloIh stair rods
French and China dinner and tea
Glass; cutlery, casors, fire irons
Elegantly walnut and Italian bedsteads
Rosewood dressing bureaus, waTdrObes, washstands
Walnut library table, whatnots
Mahogany bedsteads, dressing bureaus, wardrobes
Do canopy bedsteads single beadseads
Superior feather beds, holsters and pillows
Best curIed hair husk do, &c.
Together assortment of superior kitchen utensils
| stoves, &c TO enumeTate.
$50 under, that credit Of
four nonths satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Mar led Auctionesr.
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NY TELEGRAPH.


ARRIVAL on laK BLACK WARRIOR
NKw YoRK. March ls-2i, p. m.-rhe steamer Black
Warrior has just reached her wharf She brings Havana
dates TO tho 18th instant
The health of Vice President King better. bur
gradually growing lie had removed another plan.
Aton. but there no hopes OF his recovery Some
days he appears 70 be In beer Spirits and suffers less paia
but reapses frequent, leaving him weaker and
debilitaled after each
He has idea that he will ever return to the United
States alive.
IL Is said that the misunderstanding between him and
the captain general less important than hrst
ported-moe the result Of accident than design.
The commissioner appointed wait General Santa
Anna, and invite him reurn Mexico, had arrived IL
Havana Santa Anna momentariy expected TO ar
rive there also Tue commissioner he purposes re-
ming In Havana until regular army can be formed Ia
Mexico.
The Dee, from Vera Cruz reports that Pueblo
pronounc ed against the OF Santa Anna to Mex
CO. and has determined oppose him the extent OF he
power.
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES

LARGE Journal OF sixteen ediIrd by Richard
Willis which musical aud writers
In their medium Of with the
public s15 WORTHY OF the
brilliant and Instructive essays on
Of familiar Instruction in harmony which
Of attractive musical read
anecdotes musicians musical his
fearless and truthful criticisms OF musical publ
cation. performances pick and cream OF musical
both foreign and domesic the whole
forming valuable record musical art u
possible 10 obtain The cbo and Of ladies ish
los FOR muc living music stores. are es
pecay attended TO-
Terms one COPY az two oope o.; copies, sos and
Of five extra copy o ms trouble
Willis, publishers OF the MUSICAL word ana Times
257 broadway, New York
oussALTbe subscribers also publish The
Monthly elegant Journal OF eight pages each
music (makng forty egh
year, and great variety musical reading matter The
Monthly Musical designed for The especial benefit OF the
musical knowledge and tastes de
ard whose purses require That ishoud
be furnished a the cheapest po-sibe rate =
copy, 50 three copies ~ ten copies, %
twenty copies person sending club Of twenty gets
an 81 mr., COPY his trouble. Addres. tbyrR WILLIS.
B-CierVymen supp~d with the Musical World and
Times year with The Monthly Musical Gazette
a twenty FIVE -,
Agents wanted subscribers for the above named publica
tons. Liberal commission allowed
Now SUBSCRIBE as The new volume hegh on me
6rst Of January, 1853
Jan l3-d3m
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North Carolina Sax Per Cent. State Bonds.
TREASURY DErAKrAgsr, Raleigh, N. c.
February ., less.
SEALED proposals will be city of New York until
y O'Clock, m 3st uex purchase
S500yOOo
Of bonds issued by State of North Carolina. i.
These will OF January, 1885, and viii
years will attached, the
anu will payable the LAT days of July and jan
Of each
Both principal will be payable the Bank of the Re-
public, York, should prefer
payable treasury North Carolina
These authority of legislature OF
North Carolina, North Carolina railroad
faith 5ae held by The
said aoad and dividends said stock,
expressly pledged FOR their redemption.
They are, by express enactment, exempted from taxation
bidding will address their letters endorsed
Proposals Bnndsn
York, Messrs. DE
hosset. $50 Front street, New York.
bids opened Bank of Republic O'clock
3st Of March the Of G. La
president of bank and r. Brown and DAVID
Freeman esqs. Bidders may also be present
bidders will required, informed OF the
Of their bids deposie bank the Of their
bids the first the credit Of
OF the State Of North Carolina
This depose bank of the republic
New York. bank of State of North Carolina the
bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh, North Carolina.
d. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer Of the State Of North Carolina.
Feb l3-2awt3lstMar
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By GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
Monday. als shall cell, by
virtue residence C. Nr. Franklin Gardner
al H. between Gun and i0t ree alO O'Clock
m, an excellent Of furniture, nearly
Mahogany sofa, bureaus, rocking and parlor chairs
Do marblebp cenue table, looking glasses
md ber beadsteais, washstands
Feather beds bedding. and mattresses
Paror, passage, and chamber carpets
Oilclotb shovel aud t,ngs, dining and other tables
China, glass, crockery and stone ware
Two SEES silver spoons, sets knives and forks
Cooking radiator, aud other stoves
q good lot kitchen requisites
nd IN which 10
Terms: All sl5, SIS, credit OF 90 and 30
days satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
WN. u WARD, Trustee.
GREEN h SCOTT,
Mnr1s Auctiuneers-
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Bv J. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer.
Mar I'D

yVELI-KEPT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Thursday morning, March ~, al 10 O'Clock,
shall ell al j. p Kennedy
between household effects
in consisting Of
Rose " God satin covered French sofa and divans
armchars, chair
marble top sofa table
Mahogany ed-covered chairs rockers, 0ftomuns
spring sofas, chairs, rockers
MaIble-top pier tables, centre do ....
-Four blue window curtains, conices
French chandeliers, bronze and gilt candeabras
marble busis, silver cardstand = s.uy
Mantle table ornaments, shells, minerals
Brussels and ingram carpets, rugs
Hatrack, hail chars
lamps hall and step carpeing, ocoth
handle knives, and forks, cAssors
China and glass ware, table linen ...
Mahogany and walnut dining and side tables
Do sideboards, secretaries, frescreens
Morocco covered armchairs, writing case
Lace and chintz curtains window shades
Dining and chamber chairs
Mahogany and walnut marble top dressing bureaus
DO and painted wardrobes, wzshsands
DO dressing tables, toilet sets
Mar top commodes, bidet
Looking glasses, clocks, engavings
Feather beds holsters. ard pillows
CURED hair an husk
Mar.elcs bed quilts, pairs rose blankets
BED linen, towc racks, bath tHb
Turkish ply chamber carpets rugs
Cooking range coppets, Jelly and icesream moulds
Tin safe, and alage assortment OF kitchen requisites
under that sum, credit ofwo ana
months satisfactorily endorsed beading interest
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
Mar l6--d Aueuoneer.
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MR- J.. g. BANCROFT DAVIS has resumed In New
vi practice Of the law and in addition, viii give hs
and % such pecuisy trusts
conhded him Having formed extensive acquaintance
among commercial hnsnc and professional gentlemen Of
the during resdsnc.
offers his
desiring have business transacted In Europe.
Nrw YoSk, "a Wall street. February, 1853.
Mes.r., James @. King h Sons,
Mss.rs. Gilbert, Coe h Johnson, New Yeh
Ms~srs, duncan, Sherman, h CO., }
Mes-rs Blake, Ward, h co. New York and Boston.
Mess. Cotecrsn \ Rirv. Washington.
Hon. John DAVIS, Worcester Massachusetts
sMr. proposes New York In March, early In
where his business will prob ably d,an him
charge further that be in
Europe. During his alb
addressed above will be attend to- His address In
viii Barring Bfoihe Co.. 10
whom he is also permitted to refer.
Mar s-dm
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Law school Cumberland University, at Lebanon.

Law school Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon Abraham Carutien late one Of tha circuit
Judges Of Tennessee.
Of the judges the supreme
Of Tennessee
Hon BrneId L. Ridley the chauceors OF the State
Judges whols
school.
Plan Daily EXAMINATIONS
No of bur explanations the
daily lessons n progress Of the examinations
Weekly OF common law and equity, 10 which
Of facts profes-
prosecute through all the
practice framed prepare
deeds Wills records and all Documents b. read
trials some Of the taken by appeal
supreme which held monthly
public the cad session The stud. nts clerks
Jurors judges and chanceors, and other Official
pariiies with their suits.
the third Monday
tembe Thursday February. The
succeeding monday in February and ends
Thursday IN July - I.
Expenses per seionTuion fee $50 in advance
fee boarding $50 students
which be- had In the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete the unless
sdvancsd class No study
regular classes sndeats
any ms during the collegiate year.
Number of students last collegiate yrat eighty
ROBERT 4. CARUTHERs,
Feb ll-eoly President Board OF Trustees.
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kos sAEA hundred Ale andrs county
sns nsh, miles from Aessnaris eight nom Washington,
no Nv 'rom Georgetown, ssderEotng
poysmsnt BY the Of best FOR the Ave
now W srcclens condition. the
county for that purpose. "' 'S'' " '' :" VIZ
There Is good quantity farm and there q.
% =" " yu"s Ms"sa o. peaches and
me dwelling has bern horo,s y~p.,r ma
rev barn, stable and c"rncre, rso-ay nee, erected
500 poo bushels II 49, ~. ''s'"'"''" " n''"
Tn. sprns wafer is excellent, and : pe.,v .f,,
The sells tsosy because ~. . ~. .
.,lfa ~ .ssser-t + "
further psvtcuan apply Major w Nut or NJ, n H..
Asoning s prsriss Vim, n Wsnach Of
bee N-Qswimo IlnsaI-J -