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II WILSON AuCrIONEER- SATURDAY.
II - inorniYr sf half at faN ncIoek fha iarrs

:" WILSON AuCTIONEER.-THlS, SATURDAY
H. morning, At half-past ten O'Clock, the largo
four story house 169 Twenty fourth street. between
Tor furniture SUITE centre and side tables about 800
yards tapestrycarpet the Hoors large pier glasses
rosewood etege with mirror DOORS brocatele curtains
rosewood octave pianoforte superior instrument
oil paintings solid mahogany extension table, china
dinner and ter sets costly china vases, ormou clocks
rosewood and mahogany bedsteads bureaus and wash
stands. beds md bedding, hair mattresses bedroom
carpets crockGy, cut glass ware silver ware casors
with cut bottle, elegant tea service savers with solid
silver edges cske aaskets spoons forks &c. being the
whole contents Of large and well furnished house.
The furniture nearly new, and every article win posi-
lively be sold
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A USTRAIIAN PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THE
"a United States mails.-The clipper ship OCEAN
QUEEN will have quick despatch for Sydney under thu
arrangement with the government, giving passengers
which 10 guaranteed to them, at very high rates.
r. w. CAMERON, ll6 Wall street.
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PERSONAL.

A NY INFORMATION OF MARY ANN BURLUM WILL
IA be thankfully received by her friend, Mary Eagin
at 4I91s Pearl street. When last heard OF living
BROOKLYN
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DY ELIAS CONES, AUCTIONEER -CIOAKs AT AU(l
- tion-This day, at 125 Bowery, win be sold one
hundred and fifty cloaks, Of various styles Consign-
ments of merchandise for auction sale may be made at
the Office OF the auctioneer, 244 Grand street.
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EDWDK COLLINS, No. 50 Wall street, New York.
BROWN, SHIPIEY &C., Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD CO.. ~ Austin Friars London
b. G. WAINWRIGHT L. CO., Paris.
GEORGE H. DRAPER, Havre
The Of these ships will not be accountable for
gold silver, bullion specie ewelry, precious stones or
metals, unless bills Of adng signed therefor and
the value thereof therein expressed.
shippers please take notice. that the ships Of this line
cannot carry any goods contraband Of war.
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TT S. Mali. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR HAVANA
VI and New Oreans-On Tuesday, January 2, mt
2P NJ from pier foot Of Warren ST. North river by tho
well known and favorite steamship EMPIRE CITY, Capt
H. Wndle. Passage can be secured at the company's
Office. Freight to New Orleaas so cents per cubic foot
Shippers will be supplied with blank bills Of ladng of
the form signed by the company, application at their
office. No other forms signed and bills Of lading
will be signed after the hour OF sailing. For freight
passage apply the Office of the company, III West
street. corner Of Warren. NJ q. ROBERTS.
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INSURANCE.

HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OFFICE
Ill No. Tryon row.-Notce.--An election for nj
rectors Of this Company will be held the ls of jan
nary proximo, at the Office Of the company Poll win
open at II A. W., aud close atiPM
}. G. wINANs. Secretary.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMER FOR SOUTH
~ ampton and Havre.-The United States mail
steamer ST LOUIS will leave New York Saturday,
January the 18th, at IL M, from pier No. 81 North
river foot Of Beach street Price of passage first cabin,
$780, second cabin, $40. Luggage not wanted during
the voyage should be sent board The day before,
marked :. below" No freight taken after Thursday
January the 18th. For freight passage apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, SO Broadway
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John w. sOMERlNDYKE, AUCrIONEER.-
81 gage sale on Saturday, December 3oth, at 1O1s
O'Clock, the premises, 3l1 and 313 Monroe street.
steam engine and boiler, punching press, and various
other articles Used in the manufacture of iron bedseads
and other iron work
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uENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER. ROBES,
III mufs, viAornes and cuffs ut suctiop.-This day,
at los o'clock, u store 100 Nassau street. Fulton
the whole ste to be sold without reserve, consist
ing of every variety Of richly manufactured SETS made
for city custom trade; ALSO about hundred extra
quality sleigh roes all Of which must be sold this day.
Catalogues eady. Sale without regard to weather
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A DDRESs-JoSEPH q. KOSTI.ER, TEACHER, OF
"A music go Broadway or AZ Reade street, rooms IL
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MO POSTPONENENT. - UNIS MORRELI. AUC-
IN toneer.-Free sale this day. (Saturday,) Dec. 90
at ~ A. NJ and continue all day, ut 800 Broad way,
corner of Duane street silver and plated ware in variety
French china tea SETS &C., elegant ornaments Bohemian
glass; cut glassware boxes, oil paintings, mirrors
suites OF rosewood furniture covered in satin brocatee
and hsircloh rosewood secretaries and wokstands for
LADIES' rosewood lands rosewood and bronze hall
covered in morocco and haircloth rosewood bedstea
bureaus and washstands. A large stock OF handsome
toys fancy articles &c. Come early and examine the
stock, which you win fnd very attractive.
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n,HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
j Nail stsamsrs-Ihs ships composing the line are

N,HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
i Nail stsamsrs-Ihs ships composing the line are
the following
ATLANTIC, Capt. West. BALTIC, Capt Oomstoek
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye. ADRLATIC, Capt. -.
These ships have been built by contract expressly for
service Every has been taken In their
construction also in their engines, to ensure strength
and speed and their for passengers
uneQuared for elegance and comfort Price Of passage
from New York to Liverpool in first class cabin, 4lso;
in second do $751; exclusive Of extra ze state rooms
e326; from Liverpool to New York, 80 and 20 guneas
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship No berth
secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
IRON NEW YORK. FROM LIVERPOOL
Wednesday, Dec 81. 1854. Saturday, Dec IL. 1854
Wednesday JAM 10. 1855. Saturday, Dec 3d.. 1854
Wednesday JAM "a. 1855. Saturday, Jan. 13.. 1855
Wednesday, Feb 1885. Saturday, Jan. 81. 1855
Wednesday, Feb. a. 1855. Saturday, Feb TO-. 1853
Wednesday, Mar. 7..lS55. Saturday, Feb "a. 1850
For freight or passage apply to
EnN,DK COLLINS No SIS Wall street New York
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Vls ware, pianos, extension tables, &C. at auction
this day. December &c. at l0n O'Clock, at the store,
wood, mahogany and fancy iron furniture two elegant
rosewood pianos, extension table, plated ware &c. all
OF which must positively be sold.
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HENRY H. LEEDS AUCTIONEER.-BY HENRY H.
IL Leeds Co-Large sale Of costly pier, mantel,
centre and othe looking glasses also, large assort
ment OF oil paintings in rich framcs.-H H. Leeds & Co.
win sell at auction, Thursday, 2Sth, Friday Goth,
and Saturday 9th December, At 101s O'Clock each day.
at loe Fulton street, large and elegant assortment Of
French plate loong gasses pier, mantel, oval centre
and other gasse alss, 100 splencidy framed oil paint
ings, by first artists, &C. The stock is all
Of the first class and belongs to of the largest deal
in the city defining business Sale without
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VLTANTED-Ar THE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 34l
w Broadway (basement), clerks, porters conduc-
tors steamers and in hotels boys for trades,
coachmen, osters, &c. housekeepers and laundressss
&C. Charges moderate THOS. SPHINX, Agent.
DIX OOO-A SMART YOUNG MAN WANTED IN AN
DOOO Office, that furnish the above amount.
a liberal salary paid, and security for the money ir
required Address N. II. L., Herald Office.
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III ENRY II. LEEDS, ACCUONEER-BY II. H.
II LEEDS &CO, Saturday, Dee 81, at ~ O'Clock, in
front Of the stoe No. 10 Nassau street, two light
horse cutter sliehs, in perfect order also splendid
white Polar beaJ robe
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IF THIS SHOULD MEET TIE NOTICE OF MRS. MAR
garet PcndlctoD who arrived from California on tho
steamer Northern Light, Nov 10, she viii 6nd letter
with her address at the Broadway Poet Office
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TOlIN KEEST, AUCnONEER.-LYMAN & CO., (SUC-
e. cessors to Cooley Keese,) 377 Broadway, viii
sell at o'clock, on Saturday evening, December go
1854 very choice and general collection of elegant
new holiday books spenddly illustrated together with
the most cele and readable American publications
Also staple and fancy stationery and other articles all
particularly adanted 10 the season.
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GALES EXTRAORDINARILY WATERBURY, &
- DYER-On Friday and Saturday, Goth and 30th nsts
each day at l0h O'Clock at store 80 Broad street
$4,000 worth Of diamond iewely, gold Watches silver
reserve for the importers in consequence Of their
barrassments These goods of the very finest quality
and latest European patterns comprising immense
variety Of articles for New Years. These sales (beng
without rcserve) the only chance to secure New
Years gifts at a sacrifice as they close our auction
sales prior to January /, 1856.
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4 ~. a rf.HuuGsR LIME TO THE WEST.
~ nj aa55ssE)IV El lil|tIl1 ~

baltimore railroad baltimore to WAesns, and
with the large aud sptenda steamcrs o M
the Ohio, andthe stages to ZancsvIItc, &C.
expeditions being thoroughly completed, BY theaR
finishing great Board Tree Tunnel and the road being
attention of travellers confidently
aud low fares The
this the stupendous ANA attractive character.
The mu leaves Baltimore daily at 2, M
directly through Wheeling 1850 mies IN IL or " hour,
stoppages arriving there a2 or s. p m next day
Baltimore lay over 0r lodging
miles,, and proceed thence TO wheeling The
.u1lnins
TO connect trains, leave Washington nj
M daily meeting the from baltimore Al the Wash
Baltimore
Al Wheeling urivaed Of the Union line
which for this form daily conner
convey down the Ohio 70 Gin
cipna Lousvic where the for Nashville, Ac o.
and New Orleans packets may be taken ~ those 90
ing further on. go,
Pass prefer the land route to Gin
cinna Ohio the West also proceed d.
Wheeling the Ohio Stage Companys excellent coaches
National road to Zancsve &c and thence
by railroad
Passengers Cleveland by steamboas and
agreeable route there being
speedy Wheeling to and from those
places.
no charg, io. transfer Of passengers baggage.
ticket with the right 10 lie over anywhere on The
oue) washington Wheeling, 20 50 10 Cincinnati, Gil
TO Louisville Sl2
Tickets Mr. Parsons, agent, the railroad station
Washington, and the other agents OF the company.
VIM. PARKER,
NAY IL du General superintendent.
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printed may respective navy yArds
by The navy agent for The particular yard nearest his Office
the Yards for which he applicant. desire TO offer
The schedules will state the times within which the materials
All the articles which be contracted for be delivered
offer made be directed by the commanding officer
lis TO provided contract, distinctly understood
by bidders the and number OF articles
quantity which may be reaui,ra a. we'll TO tx data for
Ss bid but s an to G 10 more os Or less
times the reon commandment rsqrs (and requision
ring year ending June, guam
titles required tie less than hoae peced the prices shall
quality,
and subject to the Inspections count weight the
ant ersa bidders are to The yard for more DE-
sclpon Of the articles &C Contractors for cs.pe headed M
be delivered will be required name in their proposals
called upon o articles they han required
The periods of delivery of all building materials must conform
Approved of contract will be
payment completed
led unless the Department On head
the twenty cenum retained the discretion the
October deliveries satisfactory
e Pc, cent T be paid By The navy S
vouched and approved
No of the per paid until all rejected
s. tho by ss . be
the parties of the fret in delivering all of the articles
then and case parties viii forfeit and
United States qudaed damsses sum Of money equal to twice
be paid for the articles Of the actual delivery thereof which
qudaed damages recovered from time time
crne
WORTH and above 'he debts and liabilities
fun amount of the contract
by the according the form annexed and
provided that the the
power Of annnns The without loss or damsss the
lions for the articles named OF Tor me completion Of works
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PURSUANT TO de 4 the mig ~ c
made Isabella ayains,
Charlotte KeT
of kin John McDong formerly oyds House. in
the London underwater, afterwards
lum kept by Thomas William Nchoon Inveesk Musse
burgh in the of Aiid Lothian,
Tweed; then of Rusp USbriage in
county of Middesex esquire died day
OF November next, in and their relationship
said John Nc
Page Wood No square, Lincoins Inn Mddeer
default thereof they will be peempoy excluded the
benefit said
Thursday the seventh day Of December
the afternoon at the said chambers appointed for hearing
Indicating
Dated this 7th day of August,is5i.
RICHARD BLOXAM, Chief Clerk.
ATKINSON & PILGRIM,
Church Court, Lothbury, London, Plaintiffs Solicitors
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ID n 15 .,re., Raimoya MARYLAND I'M. nrnrbs

IA IL. CHAMBElxIlN's Cosnmercia College, located
". i2 Baltimore Baltimore, Maryland. The os,ensbs
~ institution 10 pisea IN the reach Of individuals prop
or obtaining horo and practical mercantile edu
young at knowledge
in ftw weeks than he acquired
many years any counting hUuse.
The study embraces doubeeni book keeping and
departments Of and trade. Mean
according the approved methods
Penmaushp, combining rndity With beauty
mercantile law, ia
mercantile SUBJECTS beside other necessary o
a understand The
There being applicants time and
Examinations held stated periods
aud diplomas awarded those who graduate For terms &C. writ
and have d circular forwarded by maj
Nov I3-lYdAtp
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H. ANTHONY, No. 3Os broadway, New York. man-
E of daguerreoiype apparatus, matngs, prests
and OF plates, chemicals, fancy frames and
caope paper chemicals for pictures and male
Of every description
Case makers supplied for manufacturing
Hasons celebrated cameras; ALSO Voigiander shon
always hand
3Oe Broadway June IL, 1854.
Cd lyears
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Philadelphia College of Medicine.

THE winter session Of this institution begin
4
Fun courses OF lectures given both in the winter and
Degrees conferred in March and July
Fees; One fun $sf Perpetual ticket $3.50 Matricua
hon, 50 Graduation fee, S5 To those have
full courses In another ESQ including
taken by faculty welfare progress
every student Examinations daily by the
upon each branch In NIL facilities
TO the country For further addrcsf
II. HOWARD RAND, VI n. Dean,
log South Ninth street, philadelphia
Ana r. vpvI nwS
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For ueieht on passage apply 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO.,
No. 81 Wall street, N.
Brown, SMILEY, CO..
Liverpool
X G. ROBERTS q CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London
]. MCNRUE b CO.,
~ Rue Nore Dame DIES VICTORIES
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, Iiavre.
ships will be accountable gold
bullion cweiry metals, unless bills
adns signed the yaee thereof expressed
Jars
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NOTICE TO PRE-. EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Under the Congress Sd March, 1852 entitled "An
toned empton extended
made to the date of alomen
dollars
fixed for the public And by the
March 1854 entitled for the relief
railroad settled improved
vcnamed sections the date OF wihfrdai will be
titled the onnury minimum Of public
the dollar twenty five per acre
proven up paid for before the day fixed for
Therefore,
the numbered sections
March, 1853
18th March, 1884, date alomeDt)
eth March, 1854 settlements
al the lands from market; likewise
empon under the Of 27h March, 1854 any the
lands outside OF the mile limits directed
sixteenth October Louis, ~stab
office, make fxed
by law practicable after seeing this notice
appointed for the public
and embracing claimed otherwise claim
feitcd.
JOS. s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Sep lT-lawl3w Int. and start
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SOMETHING NEW.in consequence liberal patronage
y Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor has
an engagement Verge, from
apueeotypes will coored with bnncy
method,
effect decacy paintings ivory
disappointment ladies' and gentlemen
their advance and their miniatures
made hour designated. Metropolitan Gallery
fuckers Pennsylvania avenue between ~ aud 9th
GEO. ADAMS, Artist.
l6--dr
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ERENCH NOVELS, by Dumas. RnIzac, aud Others
cents upwards many OF them beautifully illustrated.
Oct7 FRANCK TAYLOR
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STATES Mail Il

limited STATES Mail Lime to California, via Aspin.
the 5th and 2,h Of each month"; in first
steamships approved by the NAVY Department. OF less than
1900 burden, euarantyng speed and safety
The completed to Dbspo ~ miles from
Panama.
embraces 81 miles rs cars
Apnwa Obispn, IL miles OF land over
III
hoursthe
being only transferred and from mule
alongside the
There transportation in future this route.
entirely from description
aiways kept in at New York. Pans
san Francisco prevent detention OF accident
The route is entirely rehabie.
that the Atlantic will be made regu
Iuriy days Pacific, in - to I2k days.
day aer they arrive Aspn
Through tickets ate iowest rates. be had the agency ~
West street, New York
IN
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That the lands Withdrawn in the districts Of subject
Monroe and Nachitocies Louisiana
her w. 1885, for the railroad from Vcksbug
which the extended by notice No
5i6 will be subject December the
fixed in said notice and that respective registers and
land Offices
effect uaou Awaiting turhe~ Instructions from this Office
Given under hand the General Office city OF,
Washington this fifth day Of september, Ammo
iy oder OF the Presidents
JOHN WILSON,
Sept 6-aaw6w Commis siouer,
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DIR. moRsE's iNyiGoHATiNG ooi.14AL,

HEALTu EEsTUKED AND LIFE LENGiHhNhD TX DR.
FIRST the properties attributed 70 Professor Morses nysonng Ella
could ,imple BY
dseocrer but c's nndenabe facts atested by witnesses i!b
highest class ana character are now uphing over doubts 10
cIenunv So'ei"''"" u" mass :" ''s""y ""'"S pe''e"S "
The Elixir remedies Al, the aspleaols sy,
n machns cncd mnn If ,es,ncs 10 li voor every deca
us n wh h agency
@ SOL frame, power, rec
to the proper enjoyment Of ali The natural appes
we'll as the higher mental It's beneficial effects mel
confined to either sex or to any age The feeble ur the an
wife, the isess encryaied YOUTH the of business
debility Of from the Of single win a
na,nte anu pu.hc ,oo io .ua aso VI .s
n a d "ins ofep"s ppans, ,Snp ,eb
dy There are many peraps who have SO ,sd with their con
tuons that they think bsyond ,e reach Of medicine
a s az, E ss o w sss IN, i
der ITSELF but .,,u,,n ~. ,,o,., oo,.r,rrr,o,
of The leading 10 nervous and
s % = s q, wSs
S few %ay Be a
talon Of the heart snina aifscions muscular dsSi Ismors
the liver mental depression Will ndposi,.os to
inability to remain IN one place or position weakness Of the pro-
Sreays organs aaal eompensy meanenoy monomnni
tendency ciscaase emucnto and ali complaints growing
from organic causes the reach OF medicine
whenever organs upon
nop,x,s ,svao.. ,,,a r,,,.
will replace weakness win strength incapaci,y vim efficiency
sgday WIN un,io" ana ACTIVITY and ms not only WIN
o. eacnon pu' WIN happy enec on tue genera or
Dear III MN" thh' all maiaale Wherever they besin,
h win t nervous sysen and That the paraizaion OF the
nerves OF aonon anu sensation Physea dea Bear in mind
disease the
only fe''ape preparation known
CURE
No language can convey an adequate idea of the immediate and
almost miraculous change which in HE Diseased deb,
ad system helner broken down by ex
naturs IMPAIRED the us,rnr and
organization al once braced revyfed ana built an
The mental aud physical symptoms of nervous disease yans To-
geter under its influence MOI is effect temporary
the contrary the relief for the cordial properties
inc encn me constitution ITSELF and restore to It's nor
ma cohduob. well may the preparation be called the
MEDICINAL woHpra
3D., -. a.. 3. 4. ~, a.. u.a..a :.
liz 1870 rs IN ~
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PROPOSALS.

NAVY DKrAsrSKsr,
bureau Of Yards and september 10 1871
EALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals for Glass NO.
~ atnavy-yad," name tbs CLAIR or classes ana 'he
yafd viii furnishing and delivering at
articles embraced IN
following described IN ri"fed
schedules be furnished application those desiring 10
offer OF the named thsreni VIE
FOR PORTSMOUTH, N. ii.
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LAW school OF Cumberland University, At Lebanon
Tennessee.

Law school OF Cumberland University, At Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon Abraham Caruthen, Of the circuit
Judges OF Tennessee.
hon Nathan Green, late of the court
OF Tennessee.
Hon Brom6ed L. Ridley, the Councillors of the State
Judges Cautrs Green dew their whole exclusively
To the school.
Plan Of inrrcfionl Daily examinations Of each class inc
books No lectures but explanations ~
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations.
Weekly law and equity, In which SUI
dents OF facts by the pro
NIL the known cna
The them prepare
deeds willis. and all of documents BE- read as ev
dcnce taken by appeal 10
public the end of session. The students clerks e
s jurors judges and chanceior and in other ohca Gu
bacities connected with their suits.
SeonsThc first session the third Monday in sep
tenbe ends third Thursday February The second com
the succeeding Monday IN February aud ends SECOND
1hursday in July.
scssionTuon fee $50, in advance contingent
81 boarding sbou, $50 Students furnish their beo
which he Lebanon bookstores.
required complete unless the %
No study required for I'D
classes Students rn'St
any time during the collegiate year
There Is n moot Legislature connected with the school
Number students The last collegiate eighy-s,t,
ROBERT l.. CARUTHHRS,
Feb ll--coy President oi Tns,efr
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l'UoCoLATE, Cocoa, and Broma.- w. BAKER co %
american and Vanilla Premium chocolates broma
70 wren ht premiums have been awarded by chief
she United stntes and by their agents: -
iussey Murray, New York Tweis PHILADELPHIA
Ahoinas " Rua.ge, Baltimore; Dudley Cincinnati
')gio; and g. w. Howell, Georgetown, u. C..
WALTER BAKER, Il CO.
Ap3-dly Dorcheste, N,ss'
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ITO INVENTORSTbe office OF the Inventors Protective Ma
onal Union 9Th opposite the east poco Of the
Patent Office
The objects ready make examinations and solicit
members, with all possible despatch.
model shop will he with the office, where models
made the shortest naice.
Office
objects of the "Union."
All letters prompt
will be given them,
Central office, Washington, ID. c.
+. @. CLAYTON
President o Inventors Protective National Union.