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1 YALrABLE DIsCoYERr.--O One thai

A VAIL Il BILE DlSIOf Iii ! Tine ttidl
"A las long been sought aifer, viz. 4 CHEMICAL
LIQUID SOLDIER, iot iaert.ibg bf1sen china gass
eaffhenware oi every aescr aton. fhiS !usaHable
Eeueut ises linen oi its skill be sefu 81 cur snre
should be pcs. essios OF osesg bopse-teeper. The
directions saea rial atf slnpo, Hud htn correctly
followed the performer herer tatis Ia restoring the
article 10 be j9incd TO lis Eo9sed s:rrnefiI
This article is nnnuisespred oaiY af otr Essab.sl
senf lfor tjls 5iais3 and car farnisis il Ia ss
aaaat.lY ii ias ievesf rste*.
h. DGgALA BRo., Drassi,ss,
@A ls@ Eeas Sdsags.
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James xni Owen hors, we're tried and acquitted
ci Iclony al the las, trrz sf Levi. County cssrt.
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AT a meeting OF the Board of Directors

4 I II meeiin. OF the Board OF Directors
n Of the Virgins Central Railroad Company on the
Mh September 1855 the following resolution
adopted, VIZ
Whereas. the 4 sFculfugal Society of Virginia pro-
pose to hold fair N the city of Richmond in the
month OF November next, aud this Board being dis
posed 10 aid 80 apdshle enterprise ia ts Infancy
RCSIrsd. That on the present occasion all persoGs
cNhDiug evidence oi being bers at The Society
and sii articles ntcuded ter exhibition. shall be
iied aud re,nrued over this ROAD tree of charge bnt
thc company will not he :espensbe auy accidcl-
tai Injury or loss 20 persors property carried.
SoTE.-lr IS possible ths; subjects for eNhib:-
tion may be offered than the company have conyen-
lent means tos transporting. 10 prevent dissppon-
mcut, owners shsuld coulter with tlIs Superintendent
six days bt fore TIE tsii
se i6 L. FONTAISE. Pres't
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OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER X. co.
RICHMOND, Sept. Goth. 1885.

RICHMOND, Sept. goth, 1885.
HNHE nineteenth annual meeting of the
Il Stockholders of the James River and knba whs
Cor pany will be held al this Office on MONDAY,
the 2ish of October next.
BY resolution OF the Stockholders it is provided
that every power OF attorney appointing proxy TO
represent stock shall be regarded sufficiently
thenticaed, II it he under ths hand and seal OF the
Stock holder, and he attested bv witIes-
BY order OF the President and Directors.
WM L MUNFORD Secretayy
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MISCELLANEOUS
lyIChAlOND HOSPITAL.-Ihe unde

RiCnMOND H0SP1IAL.-ih he UNDER
~ signed, Physicians OF the City OF Richmond
have established HOSPITAL, situated on Church
Hti and conyenient 10 all parts of the city The In.
Nitntion IS Row open AID prepared 70 accommodate
both Medical and Surgical cases The wards are nI.
nierors apscions, well ventilated aad provided with
hot and cold Baths Private accounniodasiors of q
superior character viii be furnished when required
Cases of midwifery will also BE- received aud due
regard paid 20 botn mother and child The Hospital
VISITED daily Iy at least two of the Physicians and
when cases requiring II all of them will attend
IN consultstion. There is Resident Ph;s,isn at all
times in the house and kind and experienced nurses
are provided.
TERMS For Board, Medical Attendance, Surri.
cal Operations, Midwifery, Medicine, Nursing &C.
&c., are
roI " nl.e Feisons 20 per week.
For Extra Accommodations ...... 90 {" b"
or by contract.
JAMES BOLTON, ND
r. H. DEAEE NJ D.
z. MARX, NJ D.
ROBERT @. CABELL NJ D.
JAMES BEALE, M ID.
+. w. RODDEY. M. D.
W. W. 5. BUTLER NJ D.
Resident Physician.
" T. No contagious diseases will be admitted
faS!ents nom the country viii give CRY refer
ehce; Address any member of the concern.
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n Whereas quantity of II NIP PLASTER, from
Il TO tonsl wae some time during the month OF Au-
gust last deposited within less than 20 feet OF rhe
margin of she Basin OF the James River aud Ksua=sha
company. and III violation OF ''cty ordinance" suf-
fered remain there until the 2Uth OF the present
month. this il TO notify the owners thereof
that he said Plaster has, by direction of the Mayor
been renewed and taken charge OF by ms, and the
owner owners are requested 70 forws srd and
Ho7e property, psy charges and take il a!vsy or
will be dsDosed 4 ; the law directs.
Sc G-5t w A. IRVING Police Officer
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Late advicsss,sea sierra i.esae announce TIN
the &. j. niga.s sus:inisa was tacfs o.. the I'D,
insnsf-aa vel
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The Ig'aiasfaa Josraa', i. tie only d.iy pa rvf
;,riuta1 ia Sarih Carolina.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

Il Tobias l heliev cd thee true
Aud III thy name was believer;
But now mourn that eer knew
Thy name on such a common Lever!
Few are ever sold of thine
Thy name was pr:zed, on how sincerely;
But now with cases not so tiue,
Thy name we pay for very dearly.
Farewell Tobias-oh rest while
Now thou art dead who can doubt me;
I'il have them burnt, all in a pile,
Ii they can't make good without thee.
Such watches bitter token,
No time they'll keep, or yet mn tTGe;
Unless you take them, when they're broken
Ga Governor street, TO BARTHOLOMEW.
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Sc Is Watch Maker, Governor street
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Tie siaalcse Twins, accompanied by two sf:Aeis
children, are nj Montreal.
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Al OsT OF TIE ACCOUNTS DIE 10

1fl Mr. CHARLES RAk RI bsye hs.n ,.is.ad Il,
ny haaes isr coilecsler bs Aessrs Watson ias slrs
The Ifustsss they sii, t.esse call aa settle iti,
ins n;tiseaf asssys EoH'D. ID. EACHo,
ss 10 CeaerL Assa ssa Co.tssssv
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There was grand fire riot in New York, We'd
ncsday night between No. Al and No. 1e fire com
panies-uho threw brickbafs and other kindred
missiles with will that must have been fatal to
some one we suppose if they had not been all
drunk; as people generally are, wnen they get to
rioting. Many arrested. Iti SAID to have been
the greatest row had for some time in New York
No one was seriously hurt
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NEW ESTAB LISH MEN T-SHIp
~ CHANDLERY, GROCERIES,, Ac.-The sub
scriber, thankful TO his many friends and the public,
for the very liberal support he has received from
them, hopes that they will continue in his New Es-
tabshuent directly opposite the old stand OF Has
k;ns Libby, where may be found almost every a,fi-
Gle in the Ship Chandlery and Grocery Line, he
intends TO keep constantly hand large stock
Rope of all sizes, Blocks Of ali sizes, and general
assortment OF Groceries
SIS 6-tf r. o. HASNiSS.
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JoLLIFIcATIoN.-Iherc was what is called cit
izens' levee, given at Springfield Massachusetts, on
Monday, to the members of the Arlnory Commits
sion, who have been extending their inves.isa
tions into the merits OF military and civil manage
ment of the national armores, at Springfield, tol.
some time past. They had fine time of il at the
levee, and shew themselves skilled as well in dis
cussing good dinner as the knot'y Issues of civil
and military parties, which have been submitted
to them. Mr.. STEVENSON responded to the toast
to Virginia it is said, in very feeling toast He
was followed by Judge Morriss, of Springfield, on
the subject of the good old time when Virginia and
Massachusetts, stood shoulder TO shoulder.
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A I'D AND COMFORT TO THE Az

"a FLlCTED-The numerous certificates in behalf
of Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELiNlR. which have be n
published bear ample testimony to iss virtues in
cases of COUGHS, COLDS, WHOOPING COUGH
&c. These certificates persons who reside
among liz, aud are well known persons of the high
est respectability and undoubted veracity.
The season when Coughs and Colds are almost uui-
seTssl will soon be upon us and it behoves every one
TO prepare hiuselt If you will only give this remedy
the trial You haze given other medicines. more
pnfed" bat less Variable, feel assured that YOU
will egret having done it. Ii is said that 'cou-
sumption he cured,n bu. this medicine will pre-
vent Coughs arising from Colds and other causes,
from merging into consumption.
For sale, wholesale ana retail, by BENNETT i
BEERS, A BODEkER, CIlAS. BECk, CHAS. d
YALE, and Mrs. A. Il. DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER < MELTON, Broad street. aud CHAS
MILLSPAUGH, Druggist. Richmond. Sc u
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- HUME EoI NDR1 AND MAJ 1lNE
~ SHOPS, Cary street, East SIDE of Shockoe creek,
Richmond. Na-TALBOTT x BROTHER. proprie-
OF the above establishment, continue to uaIilfac
ture their ilnpro, ed portable STEAM ENGINES and
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, OF the best materials, in
the most worknanke manner, and on accommodate
ting terms. Also:
Stationary Engines, ofauy required power,
Grist Mill Machinery.
Boilers for Steam Engines and other purposes,
Tobacco PRESSES and Screws,
Tobacco flattepiuS Mills,
Levers, Bands, sc.
Railroad Work OF all kinds,
Brass and TEon Castings, and all descriptions of
W rought Ir0u Forsiue
Persons wishing purchase auY OF the above arti
eles would perhaps do well call before order
ing elsewhere.
Sc 2t-Em* TALBOT 4 BROTHER. .
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ATOAE CUT1ING.-JOHN ". DA-
~ ~ IEa Il Co. practical sTONt. CUTTERS and
d dASbNs, South s6e of the Dsck, near sIayo'.
bndse. We fetrf' fhanss tof tie liberal patronage
we hsFe fceeifee asd trust by strict attention TO i-
sheAss to eonttaus 20 ater.t tho confidence of the
s,Li1i.e de .tf.---,3.- {
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NEAST POWDER.-i'rsston & Asr-
] his. areu,ium YEAST POWDER. frssh sep
pi., received and for sale al r-dueed prices
- 81 CHAS NlLLSPAU6H
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AMP OLA superior article of
u 4 Hf.srh.d Nfpter OIL RECEIVED aud Tor sssr by
CHAS MILLSPtEGH.
sest n Esss As.s u.
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CASH TERMS on ADVERTISING

r~ Tsx LINES or LESS MAKE A sQuARE; longer
advertisements charged in exact proportion, ana Pay
able in advance
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DRUGS, MEDIcINEs Sc
pukCELL, LADD & Co, DRUG

u nc T. ID, LADD & Co. DRIui.
=, = GisTS, AND DEALERS IN PAINTS. OILS
y, Df s,, -, NAHNlsHES, WINDOW GLASS. &c No.
~ nati MAIN IN sfREET, CORNER i4rH, RicHMosp Va
se ana yetied assortnent embracing the following
"a peIt52'oo los superior Indigo. hhds best Mad.
sne; $50 kegs superior Carb Soda; Is bbs yarn;sbes
- - do Burning Fluid; 500 kegs White Lead. dry and
OIL, Soo kegs Zinc Paint in oil; IS casea Chrome
sreen aud yellow; $500 los Red Lead aud Ltharse:
S,o ounces sulph. Quinine so boxes CASTLE Sean:
Dds Cream Tartar 100 dozen Yeast Powders; 10
osses tehneG botaz; zooe gallons Lamp Oil; 20 bills
Tanners. On; 70 do Alcohol; IS bags Pepper; 1000
boxes indow Glass, French and American; o5 bags
Race Sinsers 2so lbs. root and powdered Rhubarh;
oar.ers Spanish Mixture; Bulls, Sands aud Town.
sends Sassaparilla; Farrells Arabian I;nment. Mns
tang Lniment; Lyons kathsiron; Barry's Tricaphe-
roasi Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and all other popular
patent medicines at the pronrieto.s lowest prices
N. Il. Particular attention ts packing and forward.
ing orders. PURCELL, LADD CO,
au ~ 92 Main sire ct corner l3tb.
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IA AND DRUGGISTS, us Broad street, have or
hand general assortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES
PAINTS. OILS. DYE STUFFS, &C, to which they
respectfully invite the attention of their friends and
pounded at all hours. Orders from the country wiz
meet with prompt ATTENTION. They have also in store
choice selection of CHEWING TOBACCO, aud an
assortment of CIGARS of the most approved brands
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DURNING FLU D.--5 bhls. fresh
ID BURNING FLUID. receiy. d aud Tor ss!r ~
cHAS. MiLLSPAUGH,
seo Dfuzgist, q last Asin -.
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"A hain street, have in store, and are receiving
large additions 10 their stock of DRUGS MEDI.
CiNES. SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS
OILS, DYES, WINDOW GLASS and FANCY AR.
TITLES, which they offer for sale the most tavo-
rable teriss to cash ard nnnctunl deriers
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LOST BANK BILLs.-The State Bank of Indiana.
mas addressed circular TO numerous bankino in.
stitufions, with view of obtaining information AZ
TO the average loss Of bank bills durinc .s~.s .e
years in consequence of FIRE or other acc;dent.
OF course, all bills irretrieraby lost would be n
much gain to the institution which issued them
The following facts may be of interest 70 our read
GrS.
The Catskiil Bank with an average circn,a.;on
OF 100000, has ascertained that within 10 vears
about $4,000 of its bills have never been uresen.
ed for redemption.
The Mechanics Bank of Baltimore has been IN
business Al years with circulation ranging from
100000 to s5o0,OO0 The amount of bills now
outstanding after lapse of 10 years, Is sa6,l9o.
The chief portion of this loss, Sl5,S15 occurred
between 1903 and 1877. 1t is supposed that s15,-
900 of this amount was sunk in the ST Lawrence,
during the of 1912, their bills were used to
pay the troops of the Northern frontier. The
sum of S20O 900 insured by the Union Bank of Ma
rylsnd was sent at the same time for the same
purpose and shared the same fate
OF the above sum of 500 100 of lost bills OF the
Mechanics bank, $3.50 were post notes issued in
1927 to gentleman going West to buy land. He
is supposed to have been lost in steamer on the
Mississippi Neither he nor the bills has ever been
heard of since
If party holding bank notes can prove their
absolute destruction, he can recover their value
from the institution which issued them We re-
member having read legal decision to that effect
A gentleman named Ross went on board the Cham
plain steamer Phoenix, at Plattaburgh, and had
with him sealed package containing $500 in notes
of the Bank of Burlington, Vt This he deposited
in the Captains safe. On the wayacross the
lake, the boat was consumed by FIRE, and sank. -
On proof OF the amount in the package, and of
the loss of the vessel and safe, containing the
package. he received the amount from the bank.
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NEW APOTHECARY AND DRUG

IN STORE.-The subscribers having entered nte
corartnershp and taken the store lately occupied by
A. Levy, Jr., POI Broad street, few doors below
Messrs. Breeden / Fox, offer for sale general a.
sortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS.
DYE STUFFS, PERFUMERY, Sc, which they can
recommend to the public fresh and genuine hav-
ing been purchased in the last few weeks by one Of
us in person.
Particular attention viii be paid TO the putting up
OF Prescriptions at all times of night or day.
We respectfully request call from old patrons
and the public generally. PETER W. GRUBBS.
sp r. w. APPERSON.
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DERJ'vIAN GCAN0--j0 tens hourly
se24 JOHN H. Claiborne.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

: GRAPE CULTURE IN THE UNITED STATEs.-The
culture Of the grape in this country is receiving
much attention, and wine making has become in
some sections, regular branch of business There
seems no reason WHY, among all our countless
shades and varieties of soil and climate, should
not have the proper one for the production of the
best description of wine grapes Wine making has
increased rapidly since lafo. The wine crop of
that year was only 10000 gallons. Now, the vine
yards in the vicinity Of Cincinnati alone yield 500
900 gallons per annunl and those in other parts Of
Ohio and ueighboring States, probably 10000 gal
Ions more, Of excellent wines As matter of poll
teal economy it is evident that the vine culture Is
worthy OF attention. five can supply our own
wants we shall save the necessity of sending
money abroad. Besides this, there may be some
foundation for the hopes of those who beliere that
the general use OF good unadulterated native wines
would drive out the stronger liquors, and almost
banish intemperance from the land. IT is said, and
we believe good authority that the people of the
wine growing regions of Europe are remarkable
for their temperance and that such thing as habi
tual drunkenness is almost unknown If SO, the
more vineyards the better. But whether so or
not, if we must have wine it Is best TO make our
Own. We last year imported 6.160000 gallons.
------
COMMENTARIES ARREsrED-PRoBABIE Nun
pER.-On Friday week. officers from Mt. Oliret.
Braehen county, by, visited the premises Of ore
Neal Baliensall. near the Blue Lick SPRINGS. He
had been under bail ever since last Spring for bay
nscounterteit money in his possession The officers
found buried in loom house printing press for
priAtlng notes. They also found $500 of counter
feh s"o kentucky Bank Notes, printed upon paste
board, so a. 10 be readily transferred to bank paper
Failengal attempted TO cut his throat but was
prevented
On Saturday week in speaking of the above facts
Peter K. Glenn, from near kendontown stated that
DR.. Barclay, ofkcndontown, had sworn falsely
upon Bal!engalfs examination last Spring. Bare
lay called upon Glenn TO know if he had so stated
and on receiving an affirmative reply, shot hin,
sitfa revolver. One ball struck Glenn in the face
and another in the shoulder The wounds will
probably be fatal. Barclay was Immediately ar
rested. Thesetparticulars we have from the Lou;s
ellie Times.
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NANES, CANES.-We would invite rhe
~ special attention. ot those in want OF something
really NICE assortment OF superior csT.ed 1tc,
Silver, and Ivory head Canes.
WAL. II. ADCOCk l. 90.
So 2i Naiu a.. n,lder Anef;can Hesrl
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4 GRlCULTURAL LIME.-z7o barrels

( a superior Virginia Lime just receiveda por'ios
being slightly air Stacked, offer it low
il taken away from store at once. Fer sale con-
sigument by the .geuts. MACE L WINSTON.
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GILkS, SILKS, SILKS--Just opened an
~ elegant stock OF SILKS, consisting OF plain
and figured Black, plain Green. Mazarine Blue. ran
Dsbs, all shades, Remarkably cheapl handsome rich
Brocaded, at 75c. per yard Also Plaid Silks. "a
Call at the cheap store of
~eS HART & MOSES, 6S Msiu IT.
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DORTLAAU SlRuP.-50 bbls. fer sslo
~ JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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IARpETlNt;. - 10 pieces plaid CAR
~ PFsf, jua finsa ths psnnieefoly, and will be
said lea. iisaa market ptiss by
sag AIEA. MOTT X 6D.
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CnA TONS PURE RIG iiAOAD
Jumps. for sale bs
se2i loiIN II. CLAIBORNE.
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Loss Of the sssamey For BY Fire -TmpreDrnenis in
FredeYicksJnrg.-THe first Iyo1 Front.--F'ytde-
ricks5urg and Gordoasrills Raiiroed = Ptonk-
Road TO CaIpspr H-79s Frsdsrieasbarg
Guards -4 Doify PAPER
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VARPETINGs AND RUGs.-We have

~ in store, per Jamestown handsome lot nt COT
ton warp and all wool ingram aud ply CARPETS
Also, rutted and velvet RUGS.
Purchasers will find this good oppo-;upity 10 sup
ply themselves, by calling early.
Sc "a HART i MOSES e3 Main 81.
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BuItiaors and Ohio raroad Baltimore Wheeling and
Meeting ihsre uh hs lurg and e~JtS steamers g fAs
Union line on ths Ohio oadhe stages TO EanespHs, $e
HIS expediuou thoroughly the late
nnshut the Board Tunnel road being Ia
excellent order The travellers confidently d.
rected The
This road OF the supendous aud character
The express mail train iraves Baltimore daily ana
runs directly rouahto Wheeling $3.50 miles, In 10 or ~ hours IN
eiudng all oppages arriving there at2 OF next day
passengers leaving Baltimore al lay over for lodging
IN Cumberland 7s miles, and proceed thence TO wheeling IN e
| morning.
TO with trains, Warrington o.
and s. daily, meeting from Baltimore the Wusi-
naton Junction. betcr Relay ous miles
Baltimore
Al Wheeling the Union line,
which been da,
with the and down the Vhio 10 Gin
cinnau and Louisville where the Nashville, kc,
The 81 Louis and New Oeans packets be taken by those
ing tufIher hh
Columbus who prefer the land route to Gin
cnDat other Ohio and the West also proceed di
Wheeling Ohio excellent coaches
the best OF the National road TO GAINESVILLE &c land thence
by railroad
Passenger wesvlie by steamboan and
agreeable roue being
and speedy Wheeling and from those
places
o. Baggage through Washington Wheeling and
| no charge tor transfer OF passengers or baggage.
by through ticket anywhere the
Toue from Washington Wheeling 80 SO; Cincinnati, $l
| TO Louisville, $I2.
Tickets Of Mr. Parsons, agent railroad station,
Washington and Of the other agents Of the company.
WM. PARKER,
May li-du General Superintendent.
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LAW school of Cumberland University, at Lebanon
TclA

LAW school OF Cumberland University, az Lebanon,
TENNESSEE.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caruhers, late Of the circuit
l. judges Of Tonnessee.
Nathan of the judges supreme
Of Tennessee. - ..E.. ..-."
Hon. Bomfed L. Ridley Of the csnceos of
Judges Caruhera Green dey their whols exclusively
TO the rciool
Plum Instruction Ii Daily examinations each
No of the
daily progress Of the examinations
?. Weekly law and equity, which
dents of facts by the profess
prosecute all
pactice framed require prepare
drnce the trials Some of the taken by appeal
which held monthly the and
public al The end 81 session The students act as clerks
IDS jurors circuit Judges and cnceors and in other Official
pacites with their suits.
Tile the thrd
teber, third Thursday February The
the ncceedng Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
rpenses fee ESQ.,
boarding Students furnish their books,
which hnd In the Lebanon bookstores.
complete unless
No previous study required
regular classes. may
any during the collegiate year.
There moot legislature connected with the school,
Number Of students the last collegiate eighty
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoly President Board Of Trustees
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Washington, June %, 1853.
IN the petition of Dimpc of PhIladepia Pennsylvania
the extension Of granted TO him the
twenty eighth of December, 1885, Improvement In blowers
for furnaces said patent which
takes rlace the eighth day Of December eighteen hun
drcd and ifty three, (ls53)- #te-Nn
be the Patent Office
Monday, h ~ O'Clock and al
notified appear and show they have, why
said petition ought not be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are sequed 10 file II he Patent
Office their objections, specially forth writing, least
days before the day heafng all testimony filed by either
said taken transmitted in accord
Office which will furnished app
cation. r
Ordered that this notice be published In the Union and In
telscncer Washington city; Penhyivanian Phladepn Penn
Post Psburg Pennsylvania National Democrat city
New York; POST Eoson Massachusetts week for
three successive weeks the 5 day OF December next
the day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
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