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II Rockbridge Alum Water, from the
ROckbridge Alum springs, Va.-Ths cele
brate0 Water is olaIetic. cstheIc, tonic and alte.
r6tive IN lis effects the system. il eXcites the
action Of the hver il many Cases, in which calomel
wcId have effect.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use OF inc hockbridge Alum Water iur many years,
il great variety OF dt leases haa acquired for il
celebrity rarely Il eoused, end is steadily in.
creasiug. The most eminent chemists of the day
have examined the Water, and found it possessed
extraordinary medicinal properties. Il has been
declared by the best authorities to be cure for
every form of ScEo1E!e, Chronic Liver Diseases all
CaruLic Diseases OF the Stomach and Bowels, Dys.
pepsa, Cha Onic Diseases OF the Eyes, hiercular At
ectiuns, and particularly adapted cases of Passive
Uterine Hemorrnage, complicated with derange.
lcent Of the Liver and Stomach, and many other
disorders arising from impuriTy OF the blood
BENNETT d BEERS, Druggists, Nc l25 Main
e.: eel, Richmond, Va, the sole agents for TIE
ea.e Of Hoclfbridge Alum Water. Price per
barre! S!o half barrel SC; BY the gallon so cents,
cash on delivery, ol GOOD city acceptance.
The public are cautioned egainst variety Of ar
tices purporliDg 10 ne Alum Water. Unless il
com throagh ua, il cannot be genuine, and is not
from the Rochbridse Alum Springs, Va.
80 ~ -gI-'tr
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EiAIklM FOX RENT.-"WaikeItoa," 9 miles
from Rcainend, on the K. d F. Rail Road,
with sixty acres attached, can be had al low rent
-ethe: by the year or upon lease-with or With.
OUT The privilege Ell the owners improving one
E8lt with gIanU, &C, at the option or Ice teAanL-
Apply TO Wa. GOULDIN,
ra 2S-5t Governor street.
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TEE SOLE RHEUMATIC spgCIFyc
hN . WI - MOrtimore,s AEcaunsric
CompcEud and Elocd Puri6er-from ,he

Compound and Esoed Purffer-fron, Tho
numerous astonishing it has effected of Ebeu
hlsttsm IN al forms and conditions, has become the
ncst popular remedy ever offered to the American
pap &c. IN presenting this Compound to the co,umn-
lily, the froprletoEs, although aware from pasC expe-
cate every vestigs OF this dire complaint are
Wls TO allow IT'S merits to be geo from lis eects
as 1t IS compounded expressly for one copopIart and
Is only applicable to such complaint altloueh ,s en-
Idtl'e powers may nave happy influence on ether
s attending t2e human frame. More than two thou-
sand cases Oh rheumatism, chronic and acute have
been permanently cured during the past year by tina
use OF few bottles Of the Compound, and testiuo-
mas CT the most atterng nature have been and ara
standing IN the community. The deepest seatt and
most hideous cases have readily vi, ded the potent
lEf4aence OF tlls Compound, and although pbysicana
nave PRONOUNCED many OF them lncurable thew ara
JET VLg, sufficient evidences TO convince the most
sceptca!-
uIOrrimsre's Rheumatic Compouud isa
vegetable internal remedy harmless in its effects and
can BE administered with safety any age and copdi-
ton, and has never been known to fail.
For sale by PURCELL LADD & co, sole Agents
tor Richmond. w. v. ALEXANDER & co, Pro-
Yosk. -
ChrGlic RhcaEatism-T wenty Years,
standing.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. Is, ls4s
Captain Edward Powers writes IL have for mora
than twenty years been severely afflicted with reu-
nastlsm, hrst acute, then chronic. i tried all other
remedies Of which 1 could near. | also had the best
medical attendance which could be procured; all
proved unavalng. | procured and used two bottles
Of Mortlmores Rheumatic Compound and Blood Pu-
INFER, and It cured me sound and well.
ia 81 EDWARD POWERS
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-. ARTIFICIAL TEETH

i IH
to use d.. Aliens Patent Improve.
ment in the mode OF inserting artificial teeth,
which ia one OF the greatest and most important
inventions made this branch Il the pentist
art
The improvement consists in the employment of
metal superior TO god and in the com leIe union
OF ali the teeth by delicious compound, which at
the same time tolms the most beautiful and natural
looking gum and ills up al irregularities and ere
vices, and renders it impossible that the teeth can
become unpleasant to the w2arer by the gccuulaia.
ton of particles OF food Or other substances be
tween them.
way can lave thers exchanged f9r the improved
teeth al but little additional expense.
We shal! De pleased 10 show specimens Of the
work TO all crsons interested, il they will call
cur ctfice, 20 Main street.
The price is the sane as orda Rriig charged.
WAYT Il MAHONY.
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BY Alexander Mott 81 Co.

BY Alexander Mott 81 Co.
THIS NGRSINtt, al ~ o'clock, we will sell
4 al auction
lot Of rew and second hand Furniture
Mems ard Boys Bon,s
Dry GOODS, Hardware, Cutlery, and
BIittaCia Ware.
Also, large lot oil Tin Ware, with many other
articles.
mn 20 ALEX MOTT & co. Aucsrs
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By Aiexender Mar, a. %

ny altA&Nucr .N6ts ~ Co,
{ kCN EsEN1NtI @aLkS viii be continued
~ Until tie season Gloses, commencing et seven
oc.ccs, at which time Will eel! ROE the shelves
Ia los 10 suit purchasers. coed selection OF piece
e1 ca' arg goods, hardware cutlery, eGrs pistols,
goa ano silver watches s2d clocks and time pieces
oi every description. also general assGrtri ent of
iaAcy goods. ALEX MOTT q co.
~ hCctiogaers
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Brilliant Success! Tremendous Rush !.
Muliitudes unnble to find Admission.
Glorious triumph of merican t:e.
MUS over the World.

NEVER, never before mas The HALL been so
~ densey thronged with excited crowds. Never
was painting more worthy of generous patron.
age. Exhibitions will be given for three days,
MONDAY, TUESDAY, ard WEDNESDAY, two
exhibitions each day--one az 3 o'clock, and one at
O'Clock. mn s6-tf
'kNHE ATHENEUM.-Mr.w W. NJ. 1hACkA.
i RY will deliver the rest of his Course of Lee
lures OF tie Humorous Writers CT the Age Of
Queen Anne as follows:
MONDAY EVENING, March 2sth-Prior, Gay
and Pope.
TUESDAY EVENING, 29th-Hogarth Smolett
and Fielding.
THURSDAY EVENING, 3lgt-Sterne and Gold
smith.
EE-Tickets for the Course S1.50. Single tickets
80 cents. For sale at the Athena I'm between 10 A.
NJ. and P. NJ, and from TO 2 NJ. on the day of
each lecture. mn 2e-4t
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s - - yoH Want Something Very Nice
A., =, seq - WA. fALGDNhk'5 BAKERY. l7I
IAN -s'ts'' e@o-j o'elock, P T., and get soIle
mn LII
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- Virginia Dnguergeau Gallery. No
-. LAIN STaE&r, s;iEe GO;lic Windows - Hand
-."s LeG@erresl1pe Mr.. WM. A PRATT, Da
s-lt'r''Jp !st o. main street. between 18th and
d. hes seat ns, $50 i IS 4&id) az admirable ike.
- 1' f!lace Albert. taken from q medal furnish
- u'aa' togetaef With diploma seued by tne
- - tlr riiace, and handsome volume Of the
.H'ss o. tee WoSics Fair, f0- exhibiting spcci
~ Us an 1as piciUIe d very gooa cae and
= t'eas credit GA h8artlst as an operator
E1iEaetr-1tB: have the r.easUie Ia i7torrn
- ti-el iho Jury las swer5ed you Ineosi &c.
-'H~' MlLLARD FlLLmORE
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BY John K. y. Payne, Salesman.

y ACRES OF GROUND IN THE TOWN
OF SIDNEY AT AUCTIoN-The above two
ssles OF Ground will DC sod or Tuesday, he 18th
.nsI.' al "a ociocs IN The afternoon, 90 the pre-
nses, and viii ae divided in,o lois 10 sait pnrrha
seEs ~ $40
iAaIs-one,hird cash, and tie balance on
f, -, CT and u months, n,eres, added, secured
y rpLesoslaoe notes satisfactorily endorsed
street ~ " u as.ey, o0 -
10 - JOHN T. ID PAYNE
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Nv IkIC r, receiving, ana tor sale by
= mi ~ DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. co.
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sTNATTON'> OFFICE.

Drawn Nos Delaware Glass c. March &c:
So 80 30 65 II Il 63 50 Sc a. 81
Ticket Nos 80 5o-second and third drawn
$3.50 sold and paid by STAATTON.
To-Day.-De!aware Extra, IS. CAPITAL: s. 600
Is numbers, - drawn. Tickets 81.
Also. Delaware, Class y. Capital: $4,000. 76
Nos, l3 draWa. Tickets IS. MI q
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E$Js5 IL U - l. =. q II l. & n Ii d y y L E3
sSPLANIS &c FROM HOLLYW00DI
ESSNURsERY--Tne undersigned, with vlom
-asSs<>Sof siiUfding strangers and those persons
VINO have no time visit his establia nn5rt, al op
pOrtulity OF supplying themselves will offer for
sale, at HobsOns Old stan0, nearly opposite the Ez-
change Bank, MaiL street, choice collection Of
Roses, Greenhouse plants, Gereniums, Veibenas,
Carnations, Dahlia, and BuIb1us Roota, Flower
seeds, DC, &C; among III N some large sized
Roses. admirably adapted for plating OUT III the
optn ground JAS. GUEST.
mi
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
u noGs y nTUsl PA, % gU;ILDIno

AnG9 NUMBkk OF BUILDING
...71pLLOis At AUCTION.-Wili be s,id -
1880. me 29th March. upon this premisss, =.
ted near tins western bounds Of the CIV - iolIs.
% me NORA side of or Marshall, west Of H.
Ies.osoee "a hosll. ESQ.,; in me rear Of re
rsaasnes OF Hen: J. y. Botts, and about IS on tie
su.ng '0s rb y ega street north Of Bucharsns
suitable for building purposes-ssy fro,ng 40 go
and running back $50 feet to an siIey. Thsse LOT
being located near the corporstion line snd - |.
neighborhood which msst improve, are w, worthy
the attention Of ,nose wlshing 10 invest IN unius.
peassn; nomesiesds q; moderate coat.
The sale viii commence az 81 O'Clock with fha
property first named, and proceed In the order Al
veriised
IEEMs-Cne-.hird cash in advance, balance at 6
and u months with interest," and tile retained un.
IL the payment OF the las. mole
lEh Lids JAS. N. TAYLOR, Auctr.
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FASHIONABLE CLUThING. SHIRTS,
L DC, &c, AT AUCTIOE-On next Friday
Morning, the 25th inst, commencing g; 10 o'ciack,
we will Sci! large and fashionable assortment OF
Ready Made Cching. &c, consisting in part as fol.
lows:
Dress and Frock Goats: cloth, c8ss.. drap d etc
Me-ino and linen Frock and Sack business Coats
Fancy cass, drap d. etc, Ears's and drill Pants
Black and fancy silk, satin, drap d etc, case,
valentia, inarseiiles and linen Vests
Also, large collection Of ue-ino Under Shirts
and Drawers
The above goods have jus: been received from
Northern establishment with Instructions to De
closed cut immediately.
Country Merchants would d. well TO attend the
sale Is great bargains may De expected.
TIE Goods will be sold il lots TO scit the trade:
they are fresh and seaeonabe. Terms cash
NH :! ALEX MOTT d co, Aucts
Clothing sale Postponed TIE above
sac 10 postponeo IL next Wednesday morning, the
3Jth inst at which ,inet vii positively take place
NH % ALEX MOTT d Gu, Auct
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THOS. NJ. YEbKLE.

G-OCer, no 70 Pearl street.
Eampto2's Feoetable Nnc,ure is purely We ge-
t&3.e, warranted free from all mineral substarc e.
This Tirc,ure, by i:s mild. pleasant, and safe &C
lion OF the stomach, liver, kidneys lungs aud the
nervous system, cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
diseases - the Urinary Organs, Coughs, asthma,
Bronchial Affections, Consumption, ScFoiula Kings
Evil, Worms, rheumatism, Govt Neuralgia, St
Vitus Dance, It's. Nervous Affections generally,
Fisto,a, Pes Bowel Complaints, with all diseases
arising from impure blood As a remedy for the
various arrangements CT tie female system it
seems 20 have nc superior.
Ca. and ge: pamphlets gratis, con:aking history
Of this medicine, showing sCme q the vast nun.
Der OF cures !. HAS made, st
HUNHIMER & MOWBRAY'S
240 Bai,is-ore s., and 3U4 Broadway, II !, and by
Q Streczer, Richmond; D. Cooke Co, Fred.
ericksoUrg; i Iones co, Petersburg and by
Druggists generally. mh 20
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ny alexander Notr d. Co.

FTFEUsTEE'S ~AAa UE STOCK OF
l. DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c, &c. 1T Auction
On Wednesday morning the 6.a Apri!, com.
Elsncng at 10 O'Clock, We VIII sell at public Aac.
ton, the entire Stock Of Drugs, Medicines tcttes,
Paints, Oils, Dye StGt, WlndCg Class, instruments
Brushes, Pots, dc, &c and every other article il
store NO = Main street, occupied by VIM. II.
Dede, ApOthecsry.
Immediately aE!er the safe, We will re2t at pub.
&c Auction, the unexPiTed term Of WE. NJ.
Dade's) ofthe House, Counters Shelves, &C. sc,
By order OF d T TALIAFERRO, Trustee,
Terms cash, ALEX MOTT &. CO,
NH % Auctiopee,s
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4 NANULEs.-I30 boxes "Migcnell's' ta.ent
" Frencu Candles, d and 6=; l53 boxes JACK.
sons Taluw Candies tor sale by
MI SO DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO.
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HENTkk TAHE-E LAMPS AZ GREAT
- VARIETY, 10 BIZ USED WITH BURNING
FLUID The clearest and most agreeable light il
Csc; $50, Il large assortment OF Stand Lamps.
BULkLEY q co,
nh 20 1871 Main street.
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w ANTED-A single man ONE cu1opeusatlun
w would not b. sltiic ent for d married one) to
atterd to small business in and near the city,
who has some knowledge Of accounts aad writes
a fair hand. One with come knowledge of lr.r.
Der and farming would be preferred Evidence OF
capacity for business and Of moral character will
be- required. the petition for doing better here.
after is good one. address in own andwritiog.
box o12, hlchmend T. u, Va. mn 29-g.~
Gtss WANrEo .-I WISE to reat 1or TIE paI.
AasL ance OF the year Dwelling house tor a large
family. Enquire OF
NH 29-3tF WELLINGTON GoDDIN
{ WISH TO HIRE by he montE good IrisFl
Glrl-one hat can wash and iron, for which
liberal wsges will DO paid. Apply at this offce.
NH 26-3t*
~ ANTED. TWO good Locomotive turner's,
W two B!acksmiths ard tive Car Builders TO
whom liberia! wages and constant employment will
be given None need apply but wei recon-
mendaG for tAeir experience, industry and sobrie-
ty OFFICE OF Y. & I X. K. Co.,
Lynchburg, March 18th 1873,
nh l6-2w THOS SHARP, Sup't.
WANTED T(G EMPLOY, q CabineE pa.
w ker or Carpenter, to work in our manu-.
factory
NH - ALEX MOTT g. CO.
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NkoW BAkS-A supply Jast 70 hand, 10
" sale by c j aiNTON d co,
ND Is II Main street.
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DRiaiE CUBA Nl0I4ASsEo-20 hhcg, tOs
L sale low from tGe wharf, by
Iah ~ JOHN il CLAIBORNE,
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f.E0CND Alum sALT, lAnaing, ana for
" sale by
Inh 29 JOHN CLAIBORNE.
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tshhGOs1H Ca ttAUbi. -lgnagers.
| Drawn Nos Delaware Lolr@ry, Class &. March &c
55 = 80 30 Go II II e SO SO AZ 81
Draws Vo-Day-Capifals: $4,000, 1000,
5000, 30UU, l6Gu, 1891, i00 Of 500, DC. &c Nos, Il
drawn ballots. Tickets 80.
To-iEorrow-Capi.ais S30cOQ 10000 81 co,
5000, 250O 1879, 10 o. LOCO 10 OF 5y0 &c. IS nun.
| bers, l3 drawn ballots. Tickets sl0-shares ir
| proportion. mn g9
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Office R., F. { P. L. K. Company,
Richmond, March -, 1888 NH %

NILkS EUa hEANT14.S.-blue, waite
y straw ana black wetered Silks; white and all
colors plain SlEs with Fringes 70 match do do.
c. HAkfWELL Il co,
NH 90 Oppcste swan Tavern.
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Proposals the Erection OF the Louisville Customs
rRrAsusr DsrARraEsr. March %.

TREASURY DEPARrhEsT. March 70, loo5
THE lowest proposals for constructing Louisville custom
house. received the advertisement OF December l. ioa
incidental its erection, exceeding the amount
appropriation remaining that ~ mas pesn
but 10 reopen inc
kouce hereby gwen hat
department until ~ O'Clock noon OF he ~Sm
May (Which be separate for each hd u "oh
agseeaby notifications the original pao ana
by the experimenting ahlteet as WIZ ohs tue
aggregate whole building within NE sum
Tbs department the ght 10 reject he pro-
posa invited, II the amouai exceed u sum- o II
States.
No contract awarded except master builders or me
thereof without the consent OF The Sec
Der cent done materials furnished &C
coDg prices and amounts TO be
experimenting archteeD will be paid from me TO
proceeds fifteen cent be retained unt the
building completed aud delivered TO the United states
proposal be accompanied by wHten guarantee
signed responsible lcehed 10 be SO by the attorney
the United States district Judge for the SAID dsc a me
when required his proposal be accepted enter into
sufficient securities in the penalty
SIS and several proporuon)
faithful performance of said contract
working drawings Tor the building
information touching The proposed work
obtained application 10 the experimenting architect al
Louisville, Kentucky
The proposals this department. addressed 10 the
Secretary (endosed Proposals for Louisville
~ will be opened O'Clock, the day
receiving the in the OF the bidders any
shall be present. ..... a,m,,,r
Mar 26-2awtNIay25 Secretary of the Treasury.
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DENsIoN and Hounsy Land Laws, with the Opt

pENsIoN Boun,y Land Laws, with the opin ..
Departments in execution of those laws rom o 70
s ons o es9 soG passi Wilmington pca So
neg under which this work is presented 70 me
preparation for The press whist Judgment and
prompted US % the undertaking ~ ods, 70 re- u aoap
and bounty lands have been subjected By The
Commissioner Pensions gatded al the
a"s ha, ia eopee computation was very much
whereby e.%an. may be me Of The
decisions em wen the forms and regulations by
should their claims for adudcaion
appeal when they appehend that injustice has
il would be source Of astonhment persons
number Of dormant claims that never have been
United due which claimants justly entitled
and which they might upon aHd
facts in such cases. and the provisions e opinions Of Aor
TO be found in this work the parties entitled might recover their
s s u O. ana sals . s
work overghs and inaccuracies have been committed
claims boil, pensions and bounty ands BY nadver,
y in n%an y % @
me duration Of those ware may be consulted 70
And revolutionary communication claims -
a ns s aa 81 to d. at
same suee, saag o. wn W 10 the
public will be found preSed to the voume embracing the follow
ing names. viz
Alex H. H. Stuart, @. NJ. Conrad,
VIII. A. Graham, N. X Hall.
Members of the Wasaing0n Bar.
Rich'd s. j. NJ Carlisle,
Jos. II. Bradley, Walter Lenor,
p. X. Fendal, Rchd Wallach.
Of Pension Committees Of Senate and House of Repre-
sentaipes &c.
Geo. Jones-Chaman of Committee Pensions, Senate.
G. HarsCharman of invalid Pensions, House OF Repre-
sentatives.
Moses McDonad-Chaman OF Revolutionary Claims House Of
Representatives
Peter Force--Edtor American State Papers"
Sn Orders this enclosing So SO
supplied mail! by Adams Express,
's' CIV 0'S'' = sfN'~' - MAYO s MoULToN.
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United states Patent once,

N the petition ofstephen Long Of Louisville Kentucky pray
ing extension of patent granted 20 him on The seventh
1884, wooden framed
the OF said patent
which place the seventh ~ Of November, eighteen
hundred and my -hfee (le35)-
the said petition be heard the Patent oee
Monday hh (o September ~ o'clock, and
all noned and show cause II they have
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 20 file In The Paien
Once objections, specially forth in writing least
before the day OF bearing All testimony filed by either
be used the said hearing be taken and transmitted in
eodanee with the rules the oce which will be furnished
plieaIion.
Ordered also that this be published the National ntei
genee Republic, and Union, Washington the Journal ant
the Courier Louisville, Kentucky the Gazette and the Atlas Gin
Ohio, weeks previous
the tl 5l day Of September next, the day OF hearing
Il. G. WEiGHTMAN
Acting Commissioner of Patents
SEdors OF the above papers will please and send te
bills Patent Once with paper containing this nouce
An
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Law school Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Ter

Tennessee
FACULTY, Abraham Cauthe late one Of the circuit
L. judges OF Tennessee
Hon Nathan Green Of the judges Of The court
Of Tennessee
Hon Bromneld L. Ridley the chaneelors OF the State.
Judges Camhers Their whole time exclusively
10 the school,
regular lectures buI explanations OF The
daily lessons in the progress Of the examinations
q Weekly law and equity IN which stu
dents statement OF ihes gwen by the
so and prosecute through all the processes known in actual
practice The framed require prepare
deeds records and all sorts OF documents TO be read ev
dencs In the trials,
sunroe moot court held monthly in the
be Al die cad The students
ma Jurors circuit Judges ehancelors, official
paciles connected with their suits
first the third Sep
embe third Thursday in February. The
succeeding Monday IN February and ends second
Thursday in July.
EXPENSES per seson.Tuuon fee $50, in advance
IA boarding $50. Students furnish
which can be had u Lebanon bookstores.
required completes the unless
class No previous study for ad
regular classes. Students
an during the collegiate year
There Is a legislature connected win the school
Number o the last collegiate year eighyyix
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoIy President Board OF Trustees.