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has been eighteen months before public
which has consequently improved Ia health morals
this harmless and pleasant spirit KIN
is there is doubt, In minds but would
away entirely with the necessity Of Maine aor law
And this understand 10 the opinion the Hon Horace
Greeley who has tasted it, and Joins with upwart Of
thousand physicians and do not know Of the
clergy with Bishop Hughes at their head pronou eing II
10 be mt for the deboar OF the family the every
well regulated hotel and totally free from into ucat
ing qualtssn This fact speak OF from
perience Aside from all this Chares celebrated don
cordial gin has medicinal properties that undeniab We
has been found to be Of great utility and comfort in b
cases OF dyspepsia CONT gravel diseases Of the kidney
&C. IL is for sale by EDMUND c. CHARLES, No. 5Park
place.-N. Y. Sunday Mercury.
French Gas Fixtures, Decorated China DIn-
ner dessert and tea sets just received per ships Bell
Hslveua and 81 Denis, which, added our previous
sortment makes the largest
ohered IN New York Buyers invited 10 inspeet the
G33 broadway. N'' W. e
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People-An appeared In one OF the sun
Say papers of the 10th inst with the following name at
tsShsd Professor Reexe which pronounce hctf
Nous as there other BY tho name OF hses In
. my friends and the public that am no Longer
Broadway, but have been engaged Tor
e mast few weeks in ating and splendid gallery
Vit new and superior accommodation only up
aehta al enormous expense at 80 Broad
Vay Between white and Waller streets which will be
the Of the public Wednesday,
s i9sh inst when viii guarantee TO give beter picture
or TWEEN cents than other establishment Origin
Al Prof KEES CO., 1856 Broadway, between White and
walker streets, formerly $50 Broadway.
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nSscneiors Hair Dye In stu the Leading
stee ~ All acknowledged 20 be the best dye ex.tn for
Fsfsectly eolorng the hair The applied Tens
~ ~ All parts % the world proclaim the only
sssAbs dye hnoNp. Sold at bATyHkLORs. ~ BEssayAy
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"a Nassau street.-The Gordon Institute Ii
the Of orders in the way Of cards
hill heads circulars labels &C. All persons desirous OF
forming early class invited to call Institdon 81
uatre
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Carpeting ut Great Bargains.-PetersOn q
Humphrey 377 and $40 Broadway have just received
from the late auction sales large lot Of velvet and
psstry cArpetng which they offer ut the following low
velvet Competing at las per yard tapestry do in
areat variety and all other goods equally
for cash. PETERSON HUMPHREY,
Ma md pr,a
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And speak to with gentle might, . -.
And tell them that there daguerrean artist hmer
equal 10 ROOT of No 1868 Broadway anu snat tnelo
the place rain shine, whore perfect Pctnres were "
Wsyp made
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Albert HI. Nicolay holds his Regular SEMI
weekly sale bonds this day I2 o'clock at
the Merchants Exchange For further particulars his
advertisement in another column.
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MUSICAL.

MUSICAL NOTICE. LADY, LATE PUPIL o.
I Mrs Seguin, having superior soprano voice and
excellent sight reader with eight years experience 1
church music would like to make engagement with
church. for the coming year in this city Brooklyn
dress Sight Reader Herald office, for one week.
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Jet Ornamental Complete Assortment,
consisting of bracelets brooches rings necklaces
CROSSES chains chate1sns head dresses cuf pins studs
TO- also gold mounted jet brooches and
rings, At OSBORNE, BOARDMAN TOWNSEND'S, 57
Broadway, corner Of Spring street
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DRY GOODS. &C.

JUST RECEIYED-AT ROBERTS, CORNER OF
Ninth street. splendid stock Of French, Maltese and
vaensiennss laee rich emtroideret sets in muslin and
- 20 g. In chemicttos collars
new SUPPLY Of those beautiful little lace caps At 81 at
ROBERTS, 100 Broadway.
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LHIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ III
painful forms also scrofua old ulcers and the
eases diseases the blood great debility, liver com
plsnt kidneys incipent consumption, &C. most
tainy by this great purifier Principal depot 26
Grand street. Seventy-hve cents per bottle.
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Melodeons.-The Largest Assortment OF Me-
lOAsons in the cy-Goodman Baldins patent srgan
nslodeoni s. D. H. ", Smiths we'll knoxn melodeons
In purity and brancy Of tone these two excel all
they only tuned equal temper
mont Wholesale and retail, at factery prices.
HORACE WATERS, sole agent 333 Broadway.
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trusses awarded to MARSH 4 CO., ~ Maiden
lane by the Crystal Palace National Exhibition
Its merits comprehensvey described in pamphlet,
and variety of ruptures Superior silk and cotton
elastic stockings, kneecaps and bandages.
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.s4,s0o,l7l

Value Of mdse. put on market, week ending
April a.. 49, 226 254
Do. dry goods 1,573g17
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A. H. Ricolays regular emweekly sale Of stocks and
bonds win take place Monday at half past twelve
O'clock at the Merchants Exchange
The current operations of the Treasury Department,
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Peremptory Sale Of Real Estate.-We wish
70 remind our readers that ALBERT H. NICOLAY will
Tuesday next the 18th inst 200 valuable build
ing Staten Island For further particu
lars see his advertisement In another column.
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On tHt Iotb lnbti were rs foIoWh.-
For the redemption Of stocks s. lel 90
For the payment of other Treasury debts 10 1898 40
For the Customs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1886 Al
For funding under the act of January IS lS47 90
For the War Department ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ga, 892 81
For re- paying for the War Department 2,5l8 ~
For the Navy DEPARTING nt..............., 9,l3O %
For re.payin for the Navy Department . lS,7 24 20
For the Interior Department. ...........ll,1l4 50
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
certain articles other than foreign dry goods imported
into this port during the week ending and including Fri
day, April IA, 1854
CnNEYRCE PnRr on "
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haiy is the step tho sublime TO the diculousn But
the he rctraced Crtadoros Excelsior Dye. will
the locks OF rich autumnsi brown
Astoy
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RemOval.-BOyd & Paul, Wholesale Drug
gsts have from 40 Cortandt marble
store l49 Chambers street. nearly opposite the Hudson
River Railroad depot) where they their
Increased facilities to supply their old those
Wishing in tho shortest notice
aDd ON the most favorable terms.
Sewing Machihcs.-Lafiies' Shoe and CATER
nanfacturers informed that stitching of kid
enameled morocco pa cent leather and all similar work
the new improved sng sewing machines produce
quality Of work hi therto approached by any machine
much superior to What Is possible to do by hand
This extrayag mt but II is exactly true. The
right 10 these machine unqucstioned being secured
BY the original patent gran ted to Moore johnson Ss
l. NJ 81 NIGER CO., 323 Broadway.
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SPORTING, sc.

sport, sroRT.-EAsTER N0NDAY-2o0RA RATS With
- he killed and several exciting matches take place tas
day MIL u NJ 100 Eighth Forty second
street Likewise hear badger and batting Plenty OK
port, Any quantity Of rata on hand. CommSnse ss9
giS.aPi ",
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Carpetings, Olcloths, &C., SC "A DIVERSE
ned chate and spen assortment Of these admir- able
goods both foreign and domestic have been received
BY the subscribers and will be sold to Wholesale and retail
purchasers at prices unusually moderate WILLIAM
NcGRORTY, GEORGE II. TILBY 142 Broadway.
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MOVE Is tho Tin,e TO Buy your Carpets Cheap.

NUW - 1Hc f1ffc 90 Duy yum Cuf PctsCncuP'
- HYATT "a Bowery is Offering his stock of carpetng
astonshngy low prices consisting royal velvet
Brussels and three ply carpetng also splendid ngran at
Sd 6s to S. per yard also table and piano covers,
hearth mats stair carpeting, window shades
drugsets from sxquarter to four yards wide table oil
clothp &C. &C.
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Worlds Fair Premium P1anOfOrtes.-T

the prize medals awarded at the
worlds Fair for the best would invite the at
teuton Of buyers their elegant assortment Of
TX every style Of among others the elegant
Iaper mache and deliberately carved rosewood pianos
Knitted Palace Of which offered for sale
At prices which cannot fail to suit. GR0vESTEEN &
9RU6LOW sos Broadway, doinng the st. Nicholas Hotel
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WANTS,

CERyASTs, sERvAkTS.-WANTED, AT HENDER-
- soN'S ONCE No. Court street Brooklyn cooks for
2Potesta cook washer and ironer the other as
and seamttes high wages both In one house APP
ply early.
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ne sleep-All natures works fra and
need rereneration especially the human hair for which
wsnld earnestly prescribe Bakers greaseless ronique
price % cent? headquarters BANKERS, 40 Broadway
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Monday, April IT. to his 4ol Broadway, cor
Of Walker street. where he will open large and
sve assortment Of and elegant spring and summer
good the Of his friends and customers
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II you whit W hrsHUTs, my OHg96HC WIT
force then 10 grow strong weeks
stain njure the skin; try IL and prove 10 bottle
sIsO pcr dozen OF the country O. GRA
HAM Is Ann street. Zsber A South Third street Pha
deIpbia yHance, los Baltimore street. Baltimore
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Broadway pleased TO another beautiful
in the Of those articles This
vention 10 applied to ladies' and gentlemen hair work. and
the perfect ima ton Of nature yet discovered
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CALEsNEN wANTED-SEvERAL ACTIVE, ENER-
- lete dry goods salesm.b wanted at HeArn Brothers,
Broadway
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prices than be found in the city * octave for
so1y octave $40; 60 octave Guberts boudor
Il new Sz75. for 2l5; Ga octave Aolian Glberts
$3.50 for S75 octave Haet Davis Co.'S for $i65
Piano ease melodeon $5 Pianos and melodeons to let
CAsh paid for pianos BERRY a GORDON, w broadway.
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LOST AND FOUND,

EOUND-0N THE 18TH INST, IN CEDAR STREET 4
black Newfoundland slut, marked with white stripe
down her nose white forefoot, tipped with
white The have her by calling at No 81 Csda,
street, proving property, and paying expenses
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| FaPoR1s or SIIcB FROM TIM PoRr or Nsg YoRs.
L Alril lh-SteamRhin Atlantic. LiNorpnol-
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PAanOs.-The Worlds Fair Prlmium Pianos
a r Gilbert Co.. with without the eolian, and with
sn and circular scales Hallet Cumston pianos
pAnos Giberts boudor pianos For sale Wholesale
Ssta factory prices Second hand pianos at great bar
aalna HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway.
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CEKVANIs-InE BEST SERVANTS FOX EVERY
~ hiId OF work, as cooks ohamb lsnudresses
alters rls for homework German and French servants
German farmers, walters gardeners coaohmennone but
rssgeetabie heP-always 70 be found at NORRIS COH
MERITS establishment 27 Broadway, Reade street.
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CITUATI0N WAETED-BY A YOUNG MAN AS BAR
- keeper in some Wholesale retail establishment Can
produce the best Of Character from his
last en- ployer. Address L. o., Herald once.
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IRISH CHARACTERISTICS MEMBERS OF TIL
company requested TO meet for drill ct the EaeI
Drill Rooms Of Chrystie and Delaney streets
Tuesday evening, April rs a. ~ O'Clock: AS business
Importance to the company will be brought
and punetusi attendance IL earnestly requested.
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: II CAT TAROUGH LAME To THE WET.
EE Sjiislt 1i61 - 80 liIa

Baltimore raYoad from baltimore Wheeling
there with the and pendx steamers of the
Union on the Ohio ondfAe sfoses to ZoneptAc &c.
expedious thoroughly Completed by
finishing great Tunnel,
attention travellers confidently d
superior and The scenery
the stupendous and character
express Baltimore daily m.,
directly through Wheeling SU mles) in s 10 houts,
cudlng all s,oppages arriving there AZ or day
leavg Baltimore at . lay for lodging
Cumberland, ~ me and proceed hcnse Wheeling the
10 trains Washington
daily, meeting the cars from Baltimore the Wash
Baltimore
At Wheeling unvaled Of the Union line,
which completed for this roue daily
passengers down the Ohio Gin
Louisville where the stages Nashville, &C.,
and New Orleans packets, be taken by those
ing further on
ngers Columbus (or who prefer the land Gin
Ohio West di
Wheeling the Ohio Snge Campanys excellent coaches
the hest the National road Zancsve &C land thence
by railroad
Passengers Wellsvile Cleveland by
railroad will also find this most agreeable one there being
regular speedy Wheeling and from those
places. -
Or Baggage through from Washington Wheeling,
no chargt 10 of passengers baggage.
with lie anywhere the
oute Washington Wheeling 80 50 Cincinnati, 3ll
to Louisville, $is.
the railroad station
Washington, and Of the other agents of the company.
WM, PARKER,
Ii--du General Superintendent
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DURsUANT 60 N decree q high court Of chance

DURsUANT 60 decree ~ the hiah court OF chance
made in a OF Isabella Bird widow, plaintiff
Charlotte Kor and Others defendants the clsmn
Kin McDoua formerly oyds Coffee House,
London. afterwards Of the
by Thomas William Nicholson ipyercsk Nussel
hugh county OF Mid Lothian, North Britain Bcr
wck-upon Tweed then OF Rup Park uxbribge
Midesex esquire about the 10Th
November In and thcir relationship the
McDouge h chambers chancellor Sir VIII
Wood No II New square, Lincons Inn, Middosex
default lhey will be peremptoy excluded from
beoei Of tho aiid decree.
Thursday III seventh day Of December next al O'Clock in
chambers, appointed hearing
iudic the claims.
Dated this 7th day Of August, la5a.
RICHARD BLONANi, Chief Clerk.
ATKINSON & piLGRfN,
Church Court, Lotlbury London, Plaintiffs Solicitors.
Sen m3ms
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The second Exhibition Of the Metropolitan
MechanicP Institute,

Eor The Promotion haautaoaes Co1ee
and the MreAonie and Usstsi .d'ts,
be opened at M e T M "S snsaS h. % Of s s
institution which OF the most magnificent rooms
To this ambition mechanics invsn
and all other. desiring d.pla, The Isso. Of their labor sk
all Of The Union, cordially In
The will be under the charge special
Steam power, fixtures, labor &e VIII be gwen
All intending exhibit notice a, as sary
possible Goods should be accompanied with proper IN
The committee therefore, that inviting contributions from
all portions exhibition Of the Meuopo
ceilen, articles Of making known 20 lhe
whole their nove and utility the upenol M sye s Oh %
wo,h%a"..p sS n ana 'Ae adAp'''0" 70
hsv would respectfully solicit those specimens
of eesan, which heree have formed attractive
feature Of these dispas u Is proposed 70 submit
srt premiums OF Jewey Sc suited 10 e tastes OF '"e
The hall will be opened reception goods Monday,
and the evening Thursday the oh OF
the reception vsters and aeoat weeks
No article deposited % Saturday night Sd February can o
such shall be satisfied despatched from dis
have eeohea t hall BY that day. bu' aea 10
A.css dssisned exhibition only will be received nee o.
whIc ms depo.os VIII Be- subject charge 50
Spuenices and minors of their make
or specify their and the time they may have
Al articles deposited for eompeion and premium mus. be Of
M a" H.
depoo copy o. which % aSs @ % % oa S
Prices M NAV vi be .f1ed or not i, option
,s ns Of sny m win ,s% 10 a sss, o s
ali tines when open TO the public ,ru,,,,a.., ;, q.
Msropoltan MsAan n.tiats, Washnsto" J" and shout
have articles and the OF the party sendn
conpssnisa COMB by detailed invoice
containing detailed Instructions viii be Forwarded ant
mry al communications on the business Of the institute
| Oct3l-law6w
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nALrlMoKE AND ONO nAlLKoAp tun

Cincinnati, Ioiisriie Indianapolis Columbus Zdncrie Ceye
iand, Toledo, Chtoaso, aud So Louis.
HROUGn tickets for all above points
4 radst u Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington g. aniv in Wheeling
with the splendid steamers inchcsa aud Dnna
miles from Wheeling
Cleveland Toledo, Chicago and Alton
miles, Louis Leaving Washington 5, p M, they will
with splendid "Upion
Cincinnati and Louisville, and for Indianapolis by railroad
from Lnwrenceburg
Through tickets Cincinnati Louisville ndanapo-
ls Columbus by from
Passengers holding
point oute For information and tickets, apply T. II.
PARSONS, agent, Washington.
j. u. DONE,
Feb 7-dn Master Transportation.
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American Artists Union.

THE Artists Union would respectfully announce 10 the
cxens United aud The Canadas that for the pu
cuyans for the dne arts throughout the country
Of enabling amy TO become possessed OF
gallery of engravings
by THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
they have determined order extensive sale for their
and thus not only give employment to large number
Others but inspire countymcn taso fof
TO The purchasers of te ensvns when
$50 900 of which are sold
280 .O0O gifts Of the actual Of Sl5O 900.
purchaser engraving therefore, receives moi
engraving richly worth the but also ticket which
entities him Of the gifts when they are distributed
For dollars highly finished engraving beautifully painted in
oil five d0ars' worth
did om the catalogue and by
ma express
copy catalogue together with specimen Of one OF the
enQrayinas can the office OF this paper
dollar engraving actually worth that sum and
rift ticket will Immediately be forwarded
AGENTs,
committee believing that the Of this great national
materially promoted by the energy and
perseverng agents. have resolved to treat
with such the most liberal terms. .
ANY wishing to become an agent by sending
prospectus catalogue und all other necessary information
On the sue gifts will bs placed in the
hands distributed;
Of given throughout the United States and the Can
l aAa
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Philadelphia College of Medicine

HE winter session of this institution viii begin October Q,
u
Full oectus given both and
Degrees conferred in March Hnd July.
Fees; One nil Si Perpetual Ticket $50 Mareul
Graduation attended
fun another $50, including graduation fee
Personal taken faculty. welfare and progress
every student Examinations daily by the
branch In a this school equal
any the country, For further information, addres
r. HOWARD RAND NJ. u. Dean,
los South Ninth street. Philadelphia
Aug t--iewwpS Iaw5ti
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A. MENEELY'S SONS,
West Troy, Albany CO., N. "
Feb 9a-dly

mo INyE,NTORs.-Tbe Inventors Protective Ma
ona Union opposite the cast portico of The
Patent Office
tn, oce now ready and solicit patents
for its members wi ali possible despatch,
will be connexon with the ONCE where models
can be a the shortest nstice
Inventors are the Office where desired IN
6rm,,on crn he had in regard the Union"
An letters must be the central Office where pomP
attention will be given them
Central Office, Washington, d. O. - : 90, ....u.,
0N'' T.. O. CLAYTON,
President of Inventors Protective National Union
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IA. n. GILL IL II
Councillor at Lar,

Has removed his franklin
Of and Thirteenth devote his
ton principally 10 United Court
Having devoted much concerning patents.
advice and arising before
the Patent and on appeals the chief justice assistant
Of the District of Columbia;
pre eparaion trial of concerning patents.
He give written opinions prepare par
having departments
prosecute claims before board established for their
adjudication.
9S-dn
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EDWARD X. COLLINS L. CO.,
No. 50 Wall street, NJ. Y.
BROWN, sHtPLEY, q Co..
Lverpooi,
4 e. ROBERTS IL co..
- Kings Arms Yard London.
j. MUNKUE j. CO.,
20 Rue Nore Dame dos Victories
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre,
The owners Of these accountable gold
jewery stones, metals, unless bills
ading are signed the expressed
JAMS
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lyOMETHuNG NEW.n OF the liberal
j bestowed Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor has mad
Mr.. LoBd whost
daguercoypes viii be oolorea with h'ancy and dr
bitv method and FAR surpassing
bcnv of effect and delicacy paintings
TO avoid ladies md gentlemen invited 10 max
their advance and miniatures will then be
made designated Metropolitan Gallery over Lane
GEO. ADAMS Artist.
Mar IG-du
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GAYS FABLES, with 1eS illustrations. 4 volume.
VI London, 1854. Price 81
Dogs their management by Edward Mayhem. London,
Price 80
Price so
Adventures Greennnc, and Of his friends
London, with illustrations. London, 1854 Price 25 ets
Aua9p FRANCK TAYLOR
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Law school Cumberland University, At Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Carulen late one OF the Circuit
judges of Tennessee.
Hon. Nathan of the Judges Of the supreme coa'
Of Tennessee.
BromheId l.. Ridley the cnance0rs Of the State
Judges Green dcv their whole time exclusively
the school. y (.
Daily examinations of each class on The
Of but explanations Of
daily lessons he progress of the examinations
Weekly law and equity, In which sn
Of facts given BY the poss
all the known In acu
framed require them 70
all Of Documents 10 be resd
denee the trials Some of cases are taken by appeal M
vupreme which ia held monthly in the class and
public the end session The students act ~ CLERKS sb
urors, Judges and chanceors, and In other oca
bacities connected with their suits.
the third Monday In YEP
Thursday February. The second
succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Expenses per sessonTuon $50 In advunce contnseu
%Q boarding $50 furnish thor books
which can be had In Lebanon bookstores. sft
required complete course unicss
No previous study required for a
any time during the collegiate year b fss.f
There Is moot legislature connected with the school
Number fhtudents last collegiate year eighty-six
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board OF Trustees