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MASONIC.

On Sunday afternoon, the Masonic
Fraternity paid their last tribute of res
pect to the remains of their deceased
brother DR.. GEORGE A. FIELD. DR..
FIELD had long been resident of Col
umbia, and had endeared himself to ma
ny by his warm heart and generous dis
position, and won the respect of all by
his manly and honorable character.
None knew him but to love and praise
him. The procession was formed at the
Church, and marched through our streets
to the solemn music Of the band, in the
following order:
Orderof Procession at tile Funeral.
JONAS MOORE, Marshal.
Col. c. X. GILLESPIE, Assist Marshal.
Tyler with drawn Sword,
followed bya
Band Of Music,
and the
Masonic Fraternity
in their respective grades.
The Holy Writings carried by
Mr.. Il. A. Robinson.
The Clergy.
Next fol lowed
49,.
THE BODY
.-f....
with eight Royal Arch Masons as
Pail Bearers
Mourners.
Members of the Medical Profession.
I b e l. d es.
Citizens.
A large number of ladies aid citizens
joined in with the Order in the process
sion. On their arrival at the grave the
body was inferred with all the ceremony
and solemnity peculiar to the fraternity.
Requtescat In pace.
At a called meeting Of Columbia
Lodge, No. %, A. f. 6, A. NJ, held at
their Lodge Room, Dec 18th, 1858, the
following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas, The members of this Lodge
have learned with heartfelt. sorrow of the
death of our Beloved Brother, GEORGE
A. FIELD, a worthy and highly esteemed
member, and officer Of this Lodge, in
whose decease we feel that we have ex-
perienced great and irrepairable loss;
and achereas, Brother FIELD had for
some time been a member Of our frater-
nifty, and in connection with US was ever
a Jealous and stead.ast supporter of our
order, and in his daily walk carried out
the principles which govern the conduct
of every true Mason, and to know whom
was to respect and esteem, for the many
qualities and virtues that adorned his
character: who walked the paths Of life
honorably, always regarding his fellow
men as members o. one common family,
entitled alike to courtesy and kindness !;
whose friendship was ardent and sincere,
and as brother, loved and was beloved:
be it therefore
Resolrcd, That in the death of DR..
GEORGE A. FIELD, we have lost one of
our cherished members, the medical pro-
fession one of its brightest ornaments,
and the community at large an honest
man and good citizen.
Resolred, That We tender to the wild
ow and friends of the deceased our sin
cere coincidence with them in their sea-
son of afliction.
Resolred, That in testimony Of our
regard for our deceased brother, we wear
the usual badg of mourning for thirty
days.
Resolred, That these proceedings be
entered on the minutes of our Lodge,
and that the Secretary be instructed to
transmit copy of them to the widow of
the deceased, and that the same be pub
lished in the Columbia Gazette.
(Signed,)
7as5sIS sSSSTSHG4S' sSSS1ysH4N,' Committee.
JOSEPH CARLY.
Attest,
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-10

n The Governor has appointed
Monday the 10th, for the election of a
State Senator from San Francisco Coun-
ty. to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Mr.. Brannan.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-10

Social UNIoN.-A pleasant social
gathering was held at the house of Mr..
CLARK, on Broadway, on Thursday
evening last. We received from Mr..
Clark and his lady polite invitation to
be present, but our business engage
ments were SO pressing that we could
not possibly attend. We learn from
friends present that the occasion was
one of the happiest of the season, and
that all enjoyed themselves to the ut
most. The dance was kept up to a late
hour, and the only regret was when the
hour of parting arrived.
Nothing is more pleasing than re-un-
ions Of this character, for they remind
one of the pleasures and enjoyments of
home, and keep in bright remembrance
the happy days long gone. We hope
this is but the commencement Of series.
~~-~->-~>~-~~~--~c->~-~--~~--~-
MASONIC BALL.--The Masonic Ball,
advertised to take place on the evening
of the 27th inst, will be the grandest
affair ever seen in old Tuolumne. From
the well known liberality and goa head.
spirit characteristic Of this ancient and
honorable order; we have no hesitation
in saying that it will surpass every thing
of the kind ever dreamed of in this re-
gion.
That pr nee of enterprise, Col. Tom
Cazneau, has been engaged by the COM
mittee to provide the supper and make
all the arrangements for the occasion,
and already the note of preparation has
been sounded at the Exchange, and the
work of tearing down and building up,
painting, decorating and improving has
commenced The bar room will be en-
larged, and used as dining room, and
will contain two tables, each fifty feet
in length.
AS every lady in the County is ex-
pected to be present, an opportunity
will he offered to our bachelor friends,
which will not occur twice in lifetime.
OFFICERS OF TIE T. @. W. CoMpA-
NY.--The following gentlemen were ell
ected Officers Of the Tuolumne County
Water Company, on Saturday last:
Trustees. .--Wm Il Clark, President;
A Gen, f B Dryer, Edwin E White, S
" Houlton, W H Lyons, P " Wood
man.
Sscretary.--R A Robinson.
Tfcasursr.--Edgar Mills
(Ur,r;;uy,uJo,,f T,bn Wallace
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Congrsss.-The thirty-second Con-
gress of the United States met on Mon
day, the 9th inst.
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NorICE.-Messrs. Duchow & Yancey
nre authorized and empowered to collect
and receipt for all claims due the Gazette
Office, for subscriptions, advertisements
and job work. All the business of the
ofiice has been placed in their hands, and
they will ell all contracts entered in
by me.
THOS. A. FALCONER.
Nov. IL, 1853.
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k~ CHRISTMAS AND New YEAR
By reference to O. P. Dayis's adyer-
tisement, our readers will perceive thai
he is in the field with all Clancy fxings," !"
suitable for Christmas and New YEARS.
Presents.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-10

NOVEL JUsrIcE.-A few days since
a Frenchman made complaint in our
Justices court, against countryman,
who had threatened "to take the top of
of his head Off" After argument from
counsel, the judge fined both parties-$5
and the litigants left, well satisfied with
this old-fashioned-'49 Justice.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-10

% A rain set in last evening, ac-
eompanied BY a violent wind
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~ ExCELsIoR.-We notice that our
friends Of the Boston Bakery, deter
mine not to be behind the times, and
also to accommodate the crowds that
there do congregate, have enlarged their
saloon to double its former dimensions,
and fitted it up in a neat and tasteful
manner.
N. B.-We are requested to state
that the delicacies at the late party
were prepared by them, expressly for
the occasion, with what success the COM
pany we'll know.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-10

D@ We are under obligations to the
Express of Adams & Co. for the n. O.
Delta by the Cortez, for a supply of
State papers, and their prompt attention
in other matters.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-10
SATURDAY, DEC, 10, 1858.

REaovAL.-We have removed to our
new Ofhce,-next door West of the
Court Room, on Washington street.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-10

The Legislature convenes at Benicia
on Monday, January I'd, 1853.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-10

b0 Our thanks are due to the post
master A. A. Hunnewell, for large
supply of Stlte papers, pictorials, mag
azines, and copy of the Christmas
Brother Jonathan.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-10

J. HhiCKENDoaS.,
5oSTSN sgST5ySHAN'{ GSH1.X Committee.
Attest,
AUG. CAMPBELL, Sec'y, pro ten,.
COLUMBIA, Dec. 4, 1858.
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TIE HsDs Of UPON ssoks
p~J"ent u ths subscription be uaxs in advance.
Distant subscribers money by letter psss
which viii ss paid by in lis
transmission.
-ons of Congress, and semi weekly during recess.
Subscriptions os period esS than year received on
terms pfoportonet 10 the above annual rates.
90 fosrhAsTERE authorized agents and ~
sending DAILY subscribers $50 OF r,vs
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers. With a5 enclosed WEEKLY
subscribers, win so enclosed will be tnrued copy
edition funish subscribers for, svstis.
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ALEXANDRIA, ACADEMY,


ffsrdnsft1, prrtntd.
THE fall session 18th September. The
usual Eneh branches the Latin
erk French and languages and thorough course OF
phascphy, chemistry. and
illustrated by delivered to the sinsfn" du
ring the year . y. 7. Y. " =
sav,nr facilities completes order, and
profession, faithful student
thorough instruction. and u and extensive
Of education.
Terms $50 for the academic of ten
months quarterly In advance The modern SO
quarter Circulars be obnned by addressing The
der-gp~d. n IL. bhotkEiI, +
T Auso -rrdo Principal.
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CT. mAHY'S HALL. Tor Young Ladies' inslitu-
ton Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, Hamilton Terrace No
235 Nonh Euiaw street, Baltimore. .. ~
The duties Of this school will be resumed Monday September
3fh Its location favorable being
highest ground and In desirable The bulldogs
were erected last specially for its and In
adaptedness to The intended have The number
OF boHre received being limited, and pea, filled
application will be required Pro- Yctus containing
Will be forw ardcd application 10 The
. Baltimore, Aug. ~, 1853 Aug l9- -3taw1wcp
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soArD or rausrsss.


nL Rev. WILLIAx MxAps, u. d, President
Rev IT, j. CAsrLssAs, Vice President
WILLIAM kIksEv,
THOMAS J. NICHE.
fEAScIs Il. SrRiELmo NJ. H.
/. BssyAMIs CRAWFORD.
PIsE POWERS. ......u.N
JANIS POINTS.
~ X TRoUr, Secretary.
Rev. r. II. rnILLirs, A. NJ, Principsis
Rev, J. q Wheat, A. M, Vice Principal.
). o. EsGRLsEgcHr Professor Of Music.
Mons s. Dx kiszIx, Professor of Languages.
HIS Institution beautifully located retired part
gentlemen IN different sta,e of sixteen thou
best educational advantages IL Il furnished 10 comfortable
Perhaps for saiuby atmosphere, purify
The viii The sudy
is extensive and the instruction The
are under the OF long successful
The discipline and Of the Institute
experience Of nearly quarter Of century.
BOARD and the English session 10 mont SeS. No
extras except for music, languages and drawing
Refer 10 the following StaunsVaHon. II. H. T.
stuart d. r r. sibine Judge T. r. Ihompsoni Lee-bnrs
H. Cyet, Burr Harrison, William g.
DabHey FredcficksbWty tsoosvia PakersburgB smith,
MonrocA r. Caperon, KosnokeGeorge r. Taylor,
Orange-haor John I,se Washington, ID. CYL, r. Inge
esq. Aabama--Judge Resyis
For ciculars Ac, address tho principal Il"
Aug5-0s~4wcp
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RkLIAsI nlsfsl4sI Bk1Lss ffic Subscribers
AMI Eerp constantly ON hand l OF church. factory
boat fcrry locomotives schcc
bells hre hung w the patent iron yoaes with
can be turned around that the ciapper will slte
pace winch desirable after bell has been runy ycas
springs are axed In
the bell thereby proongng nnufsc
tred from the bcrt stock, aud castings this
msnt We give wen Warranty ,s, 4 church bells
year fom date Ut purchase, with
The of all bells Is Nearly 5000 bsu
have been castand sold from this foundry which
donce Uf their We gold silver medals
awarded from The various fairs Tor the beat bells
aud purity oil tone" We
chimes, and refer those furnished foundry
within few rods OF the Hudson river, Erie
ming direction. As this Of
kind 10 The United states and has the bells
orders be filled with despatch We bells
Of the States Old bells taken In exchange
Levels, con,passes, &c, constantly on hand Address
A a. MENEELY's SONS,
MAY 2i-iyd&cp West Troy, N. Y.
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EARN sALE.A containing II acres, adjoining
premises OF Minor The
dwelling and several smal peach orchard
OF other u II has delightful well o water In tho
ysrd will make 6strae mnrk~t the soil s wei
adapted variety OF vegetables and fruits and i. time
fhcre s Sufficient qasn,iy Of tim
her ordinary Inquire Of nr- ETY. the reme'
Aug Is eod4t.
M - he ed py
for supply Of 400 cords of hickory
~ wood her of NOS ,han -
OF OF the Treasury ~
partment The o qunIiiy--weh
corded and yard
the The ai.o, OF Tho best qnAhW"
ldmp.d--to he delivered in ueasury enclosure. #t
TRr..uRr DsrARrsssr. Aug ~, iess- #.AUi gt4F1 b b
Aug @eodiDthAuq &l
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Three Hundred Dollars Premium for Plan for
nArlScs-hO0sc.
MAYORS OrrIcs,
IN .nAai,n lna. ia


Washington, June /, 1853.
he the Board OF Alder
ii men and Caunci approved 18Th
April therein appointed to Obtain
erected The location OF
the Centre sniabe Tor marked and other public
three hundred dollars
viii BE- given or the plan building for said purposes
erected on the present Centre Market house.
Persons desiring offer plans by Application the Mayors
personally by Latter obtain diagrams Of the
with its dimensions and tho streets adjacent thereto.
al nd accommodation the first
purposes, with large 'hs second hoo
not than onq divided
with and for other public purposes in the
wings 7th and 9th streets. Z.
nornaiioR the subject be obtained app
Mayors office
Each plan accompanied with specification.
sayot's Office before IL o'clock
m on Monday, the first day Of August
The premium paid the p.rson whose plan shall be
proved Of and adopted by tins corporaiion
JOHN W. MAURY, Mayor.
June D. eawttagl
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Usr, ..s,.., p,x.cts,ns the Treatment of Ac-
dan and ,be psss"ed in cssss OF poisson tho bite
;c.rr,. performinR simple
added few medical and Dsirue
,op. for cookery. Price " oene. II t ~ q "
spss sgsiDe
IL No 3O4 0h February
Rolls and D. Paiten agent gson
city.
cf patent 'r the and application will wade
the Pension ONCE weeks from this date for duplicate Of said
wa v. Aver
Aug t2-lsws~
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Coupons osa the PscferIed Bossds the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Cosap~ny.
oFuox CnKsArE Cas- al Co,
Washingou, August 4, 1883.

orfiox or ras CnxsArE ONO CAss Co.,
.a@ Washington, August 4, 1883
MEETING OF the president and directors Of the chesapeake
resolution adopted
Resolved That holders aud
ONO Canal Company ISSUED the lsai
or he completion of the cssa 10 Cumberland where they may
desire H. on presentation and delivery onteres due
on said bonds In July 1852 january July
ieo be entitled 20 rec.se cefucae for the of said
pons win Interest accrued from dated
e s Of October nea and payable from the first available
Of e company applicable o other
po tics the principal s ont Of said Certificate interest
me rate OF sx per cent payable semi annually on e
s day OF hp and October each until said principal
and accrued interest thereon shall be paid
Holders OF tie above described who desire avail
themselves the provisions the aoegong resolution requested
nen before the first Of October who will duly
same and said
October certificates win be delivered In accordance with s"d
resolution.
.se 5-l.. H r.# W.S RINGGOLD,
Ange-wtOcu Clerk Ches amt OHIO Canal CouDpsny.
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EfNA INSURANCE. COMPANY, or Utica, New Yorls
X against fire, losses JouN nj
HsaAs presidents H. Ii. HA~LkY secretary Capital $40 UOO
CHAS. DE SELDiNG, Agent
May IL 2awu Seventh ST. opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
Select Bo.rdins and Day school for Young Ladies'.
HE academic OF this school, opposite Judiciary
una formerly DR. Cushnans, Tuesday
nbe 20 The vi range o
thorough and substantial education, and, In
where practicable, illustrated apparatus Tile French
department viii be conducted BY kou,
by Professor Hche Circulars,
had by addressing Subscriber until scp
temser st and amer that at Washington.
Aug i4-e0dlBo STEPHEN H. MfRJCK
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nHAN(:E AND ALEXANDRIA HAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
EM .sxsA s5iss .seAs

x,n ..d naer wednesday, 1885, daily trains (Sunday ex1
III ceple win this road, nsreesby TO TIE following
arrangement ,- a.. a,.,. ,,.,, - -. ~. 80,
lion corner of Duke Henry streets, al O'Clock M
,yrppp will Warrenton quarter past O'Clock, p M
,,ir,n, in H,,Iandna 4 quarter before O'Clock,
Cupepc Ale xandria and intermediate points WIN
raye Cupeper O'Clock, m, arriving IN Alexandra al io
O'Clock, n. N. .,.,.. H.
Culpeper at q quarter amer O'Clock - III, ,,., !,
dslv y,nxe running Gordonsviie and Cuprpe III
viii the this and the Virginia central roads,
TIcKETs
To Gordonsvillc.
LynchbuTg. .........st'''.'
Middehug
T.....
Per order: w. ID. bhoohEii, heeh.
June b. diff
n rIxes -t.nn
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kEw spKIs0 aOODS-r. w, BROWNING, mcrchsn
sos Ho leave 70 call the attention
the cireps OF wasng'en and strangers, u his superior aud
welt sesced sssh N French ios cass'm-res srd v.sinas
Rena determined
.u the fullest thr popular Pince- q low prices and
OF clothes al
So ~
'ocscd lie has spared pans in
eoohs eitbsr
asar quality Win thsohs hi. end Tor the hhersi
NE .srs hsr3i-As~n
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western nil tnry Institute,

Drcnnon SPRING, Henry county Kentucky
UE f Of college
the second Monday in September le and the second
the first Monday Ia The following February.
The faculty consists OF experienced proeros The
be cadets In attendance last session 2 The Of
scenufc United
Academy and thorough instructions In history English literature,
Cheek Latin admitted
including civil engineering, modern boo
keeping with commercial practice and other braces their
ton. h-
The military feature is introduced merely due military
Knowledge but discipline health, and develop
ment
Charges tuition boarding. rooms lights washing
Surgeons 50 per further information A. q.
Smith, I0usvile kentucky Smith Johnson, 67 Magazine
street. New Orleans, or D. n. Johnson, superintendent
July 2t-2awcb2m
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Ii. ". NJ.
TREprRCk CITY, MAINLAND.
THE exercises OF Mon
i day in Sepsmbcr
Board tuition, French language f desirea $00
stationery, washing, mendng, bed, bedding, Doctors H
lee ~
Music guitar forms add onal charge.
German Italian and Spanish languages
Drawing painting sewc charges Entrance S.
Bode the charges semi annually in advance Day
scholars quarterly
Pupils received during the and the charge is
the date their entrance Those OF demon
nation admitted.
Aug i3-Scp.
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HE person contract awarded under ofnst sd
vsseenis hsvias faird gv. with
Proposals until Inc ao,s day Of next September for
Of obstucons the
lanai W The ra and for keeping hs said es
for the longest period.
The thee proposals
slO0,000.
Each bidder viii propose ra Thoroughly
nod specifying his bid the which proposes
piete the removal OF the a the said be
cnoyai during which Tim. lac bnds himself
lion free from raft obsructier
two good snrees each for the of $4,000 conditioned m the
faithful execution the Each bidder
offers snree and declaration signed by them iha, win
his kond suretiSs aud
1 district Judge Of the United States the State In which he
resides ta rsd securities are cuh1ns aud at he
sders hem worth &s0oo and all their ebls ab
Ties No bid will be examined unless these conditions shall be
piled with.
Terms Of Payment.
or the 800 900 appropriated object
shall be paid the work of removing the raft
Whenoyrr the contractor sha
the
pointed by the War Department IL appeal such
SJ00v0a the portion removed shall
vird partial shall he pa
Duai nsamens corresponding
during which the shall bind Keep navisa
Each bid be Tor the whole is
the raft and for keeping the for specified period, No
The proposals VIII be addressed the
envelope, " ffoposals for removing Red river ran -
contract according To It's judgment OF the favorable bid
aud the most sDonsibie bidder. A-tN
wssnson O.. Cincinnati Gaxete CINCINNATI Ohio Louis
vile Journal louisville keu,ucky, 81 Louis sican,
Commercial Bui"tin New Orleans Republican
Gazette and Democrat, Lulc Rock, AIkanas Telegraph,
ington, Arkansas. 0% j. J. ALBERT,
July s-dSH,Saawraosep = ''''"'''''
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WE wsws fo engage the services 81 strong active,
w indus One
chssAcse, FIR
hse ~ -
husn~ss, good No nshsv htrA
need has been In buspess and acuusjste1
WI he city and pefhhorng trade rvehrred.
A Fg-1 80 r. Na CLA0ETT b DonsON
- tr Dealers in all kinda offssntnr dsy epoSs
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VALUAIuE GARDEN AND AGRICULTURAL FARM NEAR
the city Washington about
Cente Market at aucion On Monday, the 5t
we shall SELL at O'Clock, on The premises handsome
lying about mile Navy rauch
adjoining ihe United States 1t leo acres, y
which cleared and high of cultivation
used for gardening purpose the balance well wooded
OF called ST. Elizabeth, which
aud ruscepuliy oinpovemeLt Ii IL
Of wheat and garden vegetables There good
chard OF 100 fruit trees kinds in fine bearing
we'll waiered, and nearly eIf under good fencing
The
containing
house. sabng, and sheds wall, pump
excellent water the yard and perpetual spring
yards from the house elevated poaon,
Of the mo-t healthy farms in the District.
va shall also sell with all the
the gound, and 900 lights OF hot bed
given immedis;e ely after the sne, required.
Terms One third cash baasce one, years
the purchaser give notes for the deferred
fran the day OF sale deed
Sale posive. Title indisputable.
wishing
10 the sale and do There viii bo
sho GREEN SCOTT.
Aug i2-eodAds Aucuoncers.
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MAaK Hurdissso-ss or, Tie rive DrssAspS ~
MI Mrs. Noodle. -
lack Cad. The Rosd-msns Struggle.
Lectures and Life.
Haydocts Cstho'c Bhie; Illustrated, paris ma H.
Aug 10 HRANCW rAyIop
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1. General Claim Agency.
ID A. soMMERVILlE Agent and Attorney for prosecution
IL, claims Con
sress The departments Virginia and land
and snd References, Ac, Ac
forwarded mail, request
once Department Postages
insure attention. Address absve
Washington, D. T.. july I5-lawJmodkcp
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Lnyv School OF Cumberland UnivoYstty, At L.cbxnon
( a. I Tcmncasee. II E &
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Csrsthers, Of the crcu.
L judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green, late of tho judges supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bheld Ridley, chancellors of the State
Judges CaruhtIs Green dev whole
school,
Plan Of nsfrion IL Daily examinations OF
II books No regular Of lectures but
daily lessons the progress o the examinations.
2 Weekly fcomHon law and equity, which
dents fnc
aud them through all processes
The framed
Deeds Wills records and all
eence in the trials Some OF the by appeal
public every The clerks she
i juros circuit Judges and chanceliors
pncines connected with their suits.
frs the third
tember and ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday IN July
Expenses per seonTuon $50, vance; con,insen
fec 81 boarding so. Students furnish
which can be had Ia the Lebanon bookstores.
the course
dents advanced class No previous study
mission There regular classes nsy
any lime during the collegiate year.
There II moot legislature connected wi h the school,
Number Of students the last collegiate eighty
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Fob bll-eoly President Board OF Trustees.
',,wo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new eigih,
situated modern bsus, marble
Ac, containing eleven each aud
gent.ei family, will be upon
punctuai tenant, on aPpica'onto
A2ctioDecT and Commission Merchant,
sout side Penasyvana between 9 and 10th
Ap e--eodn
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IDiR KENrThst large story hoa.~ containing
and ths nor'hsas, o
9TH sdion spacious
c"rs"ins cissern ws'es. fruit Ac Rent e05
For further particulars inqur. of Hon. A. Kendall William
snohnsy room No = 10 foer' hu'dns of sud
Seventh streets.
july 3-TrLa6