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Notice to ontractors.
OrFtoK OF MErRorol

OFFtcK o METROPOLITAN RAILROAD COMPANY,
Georgetown, D. c., December rs, 1854.
EALED PROPOSALS for the grading masonry, and bridging OF
- oythfe and half 4) miles OF this road will be received
office Of the until three O'Clock the 18th
day of February next
he maps, podes plans, specfea ions will be
spectlon afler 9Th day OF February.
The Metropolitan Railroad designed extend from the cities
direct with the latter road Of the
miles
the capital the and northwestern states OF
miles f.,
Proceeding point of intersection with the Baltimore
raroad extends Frederick
richest agricultural districts Of MARY land
la the agerstown,
operation extending Harrisburg, the Pennsylvania Cen
trail railroad, sc
portion The for which proposals
westerly Of the District of Columbia {3A
from Georgetown) to the city Of Frederick.
will be received for work in Of mile
enc or or distance of An miles
generally medium character for this of the
with heavy cutting lin earth and rocky and
facility prosecuting vigorously
The The
we'll watered, and remarkably healthy.
The time conditioned for completion of the will be
from
further Information desired by proposing
viii be furnished the Office had by addressing the
president Of company by letter the OF letting
By order OF the board OF directors;
FRANCIS DODGE, President.
EDMUND FRENCH, Chief Engineer.
Dec3 -2awtFeb5
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il opes 20 carry aeeordinE advertisement" but without
such speciacAon considered proposal for horseback
service
ia Modification ola bid offs essential terms anta
mount 10 new bid received, 20 interfere
win regular compeuon amer the last hour for receiving
careful 20 Ccry the sudctvncy o.
knowing that they OF sat
hent responsibility and al bidders, guAFanoEs and suree' a
failure perform the
f ~ Inc service Proposed accepted bids their legal
Liabilities will BE- enforced Egalns them
az Present contractors persons known az ne department
and eeFuncaes Of het
guciency SUBSTANTIALLY Ia iha forms prescribed The
postmaster al oho OF the
JAMES CAMPBELL
Postmaster General.
Posr OFYcE nKFARraFyr,
January 70, 1855.
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an the petition EseneEer Beard of New Sharon, Name pray
" ipg for the granted him
April, 1884, popclers" for
years from expiration Of PATENT which place
leh day OF April, io55--
1t ordered ,hat the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, 10th Mach IL O'Clock,
notified and show
why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons the required TO file the Patent
Office their objections specially forth wnsg AT least twenty
days before hearing alt flied by either
be used SAID hearing be- taken
cofdance with the rules OF the Office which viii
application
the testimony the will be closed 10th day March,
deposiOns other relied
an the office before the morning of that days the arguments
any, days thereafter.
Ordered that this notice be published In Union
gence Evening STAR Washington O.. Evening Argus
Philadelphia Scientific American, York; Paot ana
Gazette Concord, New Hampshire, success
sive weeks previous to the 10Th day Of March day
hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
F. sEdtn Of the above papers will please copy
bills to the Patent uhee with containing THIS notice.
ll-law3w
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Fsr P0taOfioH II Msn1aurs, Commerce.
and sac MseAGnie and Ussfsl -aTts1
WILL opened city Of ashngou Thursday the e
day o. February leaa N the new and splendid hall o. me
70 ,hs exhibition mechanics artists
Others desiring display the results Of their labor skill
Ingenuity, and taste nun AL portions o. me Union are cordially IN
me mschnery department charge q special
superintendent Steam hhturs labor &e viii be given
All intending exhibit are requested give early
possible Goods should be accompanied with proper in
corattse herelore feel inviting contributions from
all portions ofthe Union TO the second exhibition OF the Meopoi
Mechanics Institute, they offering % the producer Of
eeIeR Articles valuable opportunity q making known % me
Workmanship and their adaptation TO the purposes for which hey
they would respectfully those specimens
which heretofore have formed attractive
ali sac6 eonnbuiions % committee Of ladies' and award 70
Of iewsy sc, suited % the tastes Of the
opened m the reception q goods Monday,
FebruaIy a. oeoes The erhbos viii be formally opened for
the reception OF vsers and continue open weeks
upon judges for competition premium
such the eomnr'ee shall be satisfied despatched from dis
time 10 have reached ht hall by that day. bat failed 10
rive from unavoidable deenuon
charge Tuesday night 6h Of February, 10 O'Clock amer
which me deposiors viii be subject 10 charge OF from % cents
Apprentices and minors who make
Invention shalt specify their and the time they may have
articles deposited competition and premium must be Of
names inventor t kuown and the
OF the deposor OF which label must be me
clerk the ms Of bringing the goods for entry on the record
Prices may affixed, not, this option Of the exhibitor
Depostora az the time Of enpy viii receive ueke, % ie %
all times when open 70 the public ). r.,,,..,n - a.
Metropolitan MesAaics' Inae gon, d. !" and should
Of the ARTICLES and the Of the party sending
them distinctly on the packages iheS '0ua also DC &c
cuars will be forwarded and
any information gwen application the corresponding
whom all communications on The business OF the Institute
Oct3l-Iaw6w
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4. dENEELY's SONS,
West Troy, Aihang co IN. Y


british Almanac and npsnIon r,r ysss coptsi,.
ID Ina su q Parsn nf The royal boasebod minry lndie
ary iofegh ministers &C. ~ Engiand, British sbroad
ma and colonial government. ard personnel exports,
The session orParanent @ 1854 as,tars N foartap par
msnaFy docaaents and valuable IN. campaign on the
Iped states esHsa o. NE health Of dwellings %
TIE people nuetaatons n the funds railroads public
matter. Complete val.
Jan 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Academy Of the visitation,


HE exercises Of this institution will be resumed The hf N
day In September when, hitherto sedu0us care
be bestowed te advancement Of the pups the h"
II Finished education.
fdssired, the historical Of sindiss BE- pufa'a
French greatly facilitates Acquiring u
oush knowledge Of that language while ayKte pufusa
teaching both vocal and Instrumental has snpepf %
in rencng the pups accomplished aud scientific pso
separation Of the jnniof pupilF recsn'
made and tho result has been beneficial IN Influence ON y
youthful Numbers ol the academy.
Aug H. 3awdhctSeptl5
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;7MHROIDERIEs, LACE GOODS, ssc.-The Subscribers
u received full and complete stock of the above
goods embracing all the the
the ladies respectfully invited The
following is list Of OF the leading articles,
IS Maltese chemzetts and sleeves, in sets
D Maltese coltaretts do
Is richly embroidered muslin sets, Vaences trimmed
Is do do Maltese
rs do muslin coarets and sleeves
$50 French embroidered muslin collars
IS do do cambria collars
IS richly do cambria Skirts for open dresses
$50 pocket handkerchefs
IS pieces Maltese laces and edgngs, all widths
100 do Naences aces, edgngs, insertngs
so do English thread laces, edgings, and inserings
rs do cambria houncings and rulings
rs do Swiss musins Houncinss, and bands
100 do embroidered dmty bands
80 pairs embroidered muslin and cambria sleeves
IS dozen long and short black lace ms
every Illusions iaces bobbinets linen
bcs embroidered musns lawns and lace vests bandkerehef
gloves, hosiery, SC
sep s-3tawlwif HooE, BROTHER, & co.
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.. o. sad AFTER Tuesday, Sosss6T 7, 1854,
ThE AexandEa daily ~ Gordoasylle la,ss.
stsguas ~ Olock. the arrival " he be
from angle ume ioF breakfast 90 bosfs Cos
Meeting Manassne foo suaxsnrg Wa
rrnton Juncnan tor waucnlon and Goraahs,a
with the trains Virginia Central railroad or RchmOad a.
oriesvlle aud stanton.
Tho cars daily Aexandrta and ntennes
stations AZ O'Clock, an the arrival u aus
he Vruaia railroad fre Richmond, Charoesyts ~
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American Artists Union.


UnoI would respectfully
Canada the
cuvang throughout the country
enabling every family 10 become possessed Of
gallery OF engravings
ny THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
determined order extensive their
employment number
Others spre country
works the purchasers Of their engravng when
$50 900 of which sold,
100000 gifts of the actual cost of $50, 900.
purchaser q onedoar engraving therefore,
richly worth the money but ticket which
of the gifts when they distributed
dollars highly finished beautifully painted in
oil, doiars worth spleen
selected from the catalogue and
mail or express,
copy the catalogue together with specimen Of of the
n be the Office OF this
For dollar actually worth that and
gift ticket will Immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS
The committee believing that the success OF this great national
undertaking will be materially promoted energy
intelligent and have resolved
with the liberal terms
sending postpad)
by mall dollar engraving ticket,
catalogue, all other necessary
completion gifts will be placed
distribued
n which viii W given throughout the United States and the Can
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blue flannel for lining
1000 half stockings sizes, weighing pounds per
Those knit BY hand preferred
Brass scales, n G 8 ssrg corp privs.
Staples coats, tbrass)
WosIed sashes, crimson
lace, crimson green red, ky blue
and yellow
Glazed leather, for yzors and CHA straps
Morocco for cap Innings
Oh silk for cap covers
Blue serge, for esat Innings
sewing silk aud twist
Linen threads
Drums, complete, artillery infantry
cords heads and uare SETS sings and sticks
pairs
Drum stick carriages hias, b andC
Buges, with extra mou't-psce', an rumPets
Axe and Ratchet handles, spades
Tin canteens, hold three pins
Bunung red, white, aud blue
Tent poles pins for hospital wall aud common tents
Boiling rope, tent cord
Garrison aud recruiting haliards
Wooden buttons and slips
Brass spurs, pairs
Blank books and stationery
Wax, upper and sole leather
conforms respects The standard pattern sealed in
this Office, they ba examined.
sample patterns win be sent by mail any
the subject which desired by manufacturers wish
Ten per cent 81 the delivery
completed which is to be forfeited the Uui
supuisons OF the contract About onth
supplies will be required before thu LIST OF July next
aud payments viii DC made nf them a soon az e next appopa
of funds for this branch OF the service available
the remainder will be paid for on delivery
The privilege reserved OF increasing, by one d the quantity
OF all the supplies above mentioned
which viii required Bids
regular dealers In the article proposed
manufacturer regular dealer in the
desired supplies which fact or the reverse must be distinctly stated
the address
intended be proposed securities IN case CONTRACT obtained
Letters containing proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Addressed 70 G. H. CRosMAN,
Major and ouarternastor United states Army
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CHOCOLATE Cocoa, and Brorna.- W. BAKER 81 CO.'S
u Vanilla Premium chocolates
which premiums have awarded by the chief institutes
and fairs unon sale by all the principal
United States, and by their agents;
Hassey Murray, Tygells, pha
". Bruudge, BALTIMORE Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
Ohio; and ). IL. Howell, Georgetown ID. 9. - 49,.
WALTER BAKER, * CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester. Mass
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DOLUMgEAS COLLEGE, Washington. ID. C.--Ths mn
u year Colombian College will begin the psG
Wednesday september WednsNda
Students choice of The classical
bachelor OF cienhc Ta the
degree Of philosophy The college
hundred dollars For further inof aaou
Ihe President of Columbian College, Washington, A. c.
A-eod3w.
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+" snider's" wines, philadelphia

John v. SNYDER the former old established
Jacob snider No 10 Walnut street, four doors
will be supplied with wines
aad liquors on accommodating terms.
JACOB SNYDER JR agent for The importation OF foreign Wines
where prepared to receive orders
houses In En
single dozen and upwards and also soe
Vaughan Snder the patronage Of his friends and
All delivered Washington city by "Adamss Express
free of freight
June 9-aly
CBENCH and Eayiish boarding and day school for
NJ. Tyson and Sisters, between
18th, Washington o. o. The duties of this institution will
18th Septembe when the pupils
their terms circulars may
BE- had at all the principal bookstores the city.
Aug l0--eodSth Sept (StarI
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Hamilton G. Eanf.

Exchange &c, Pennsypaaa aps
nue., Wdsdngton D. c.
NCURRENT money, warrants, Virginia scrip bought
u and sold
Drafts all principal sold purchasers
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
Claims against the government collected.
Dec I-3mdAw
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(signed.)
Form of d Guarantee.

The undersigned, residing - State Of -, undertake
foregoing b,d for carrying The mail route NO. be
accepted Postmaster General the bidder SNAIL the
thereafter be, into
required perform the proposed wi good aud
sufficient
This Of the obligations ami Liabilities
under 2h section OF the act Of Congress
OF July 3 1896.
Dated
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Card-In making the above walter Harper
would thanks his friends
favors. He would inform that for the
until his good
will dispose his stock of beautiful silks embo
deFes coaks shaws menoes
all other goods hand at greatly reduced prices
all him business the late
possible, favor
would thirty sixty days, square up
by cash or mote nj 6--3t
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THE DAILY UNION

Leave Olympia sysg o'asI r Friday as siS ,s9
Asss Sh SSsSSSa S sss o Tssay
An1ye oympaa nsT saturday By 5 Pm.
Ia72s From Olympia shoul~a,s Bay, IS miles and back
Leave olympia FhdaysatIo
arrive a shoaiwasr bay nsI Mondays BY ilAmi
kniys a. Olympia OK Friday ~ BAN
olympia seas, 90 miles and back once week
Leave oymPa Fridays a. i0ami
Anive AZ sssuis next daysby spmi
Arriye a olympia next days BY pm.
10 wailepIa, 40 lailes and back once mOnsh
Leave coIsmSa cy % The y = Gay ?, each month
Leave Walspta o. lie IAN day each mouh
Bids % Iua only Cascade City and walawala
1872 From Por Townsend y Discovery Uunsrnss,
q miles and back, once week.
Leave For Town.soa Tuesdays a.esmi
Leave New Dungsrness wednesday, Al pm
arrive Al Pou Townsend nent days BY 6pI.
Bids for Two uipsa wses WI Be ee q ss D. ,
aud wbateom, Port Townsend As mites and back, once
Leave ssatus Mondays .t6ami
Arrive a P@ rosG.sl@ n y ~ same days
arrive al seattle same days ,i ~ P IN.
Dc Warash Mills IL miles and back, once
Leave Seattle Mondays atsam;
Leave De Warnish Mills Mondays at pmj
1875 From ST. Hssns b Canpoos, Pekn, 30 miles and
Leave arssi 81 t'f Hsisns Wednesdays at ami
Arrive s a. reAi Th BY ! ~ sane sS days.
Arrive al 81. feIeus by 4 p m days.
steBcoom Akto Seattle 80 miles and back once
aweek.
Leave Steilacoom Saturdays at
Arrive a Seattle by days
Leay Seattle Fridays al "a
Arrive at Stetacnnm by same days
Bids for Two trips a week iuyted.
l9737 From waepa Coeur DAeine Mission and 81
Mays Valley, Fo Benton, Nebr Ter, oO9 miles and
back, a month.
cave WaiIepta the LIST Of each months
Arrive al Benton in four weeks
Leave Fort Benton o lst of each month
Arrive Walepla in four weeks
1878 From Waepta Wuawala Waker, EeS Mission,
browns Fon CnvIc, 400 miles and back month
Leave Waiepta N the lst OF each month
al Culyilc IN days.
Leave Fort C1lylle on the 10Th Of each month;
Arr Wllepta IN ten days.
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once OF Army Clothing and Equipage.

PutLAb RLriuA, Dee, ~, leS4
,EALED PROPOSALS be received 4 sfse until 10
ocIock M ofthe JsI day u January COZ furnishing ~
following supplies materials, deliverable a.
United states Cons aud Equpase Depot sehuyiS Arsenal"
IA quantities IA required,
90 darn blue (iHdgo Dyed ~Hod CLOTH weighing
"a yard
5000 yards 81 shy ndgo Dyed wled cloth weighing ~
yard
10000 army gray, wh the letters w. - La black
be feet lOng and
aye feet wide each blanket weigh ave pounds
blankets gray (wiih The " r., black
inches in oehlre,l be sx feet long and ave
nd q wide-each blanket weigh three pounds
40 900 yards \ hann, l. cotton aud wool
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INSTRUCTIONS.

proposal change from advertisement Is cohte
plated BY the bidder.
l., of county Of -, Stale of
1885, July 1885,
No. from - 10 agreeably 10 the adver
General dated January 49, 1885, and by
following mode Of conveyance, VIZ;
the sum Of
dollars.
proposal with full knowledge OF TIE distance the
be carried and all other particulars
also after full
lion attached TO the advertise
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GTANDaRp French Authors aa1 editions, N ~
" Paris bindings, or ID yaeiY By ne anaefsg'
ported ~ himself IRON Pafis many ~ hen as opened Of
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LIST OF GIFTS.
100 marble Washington, at........, CLEO $4,000
100 do Calhoun ..........:......... 100 10000
50 elegant OH painting, in splendid gilt frames
100 elegant sas S o pn ss snsn feet each so
500 's Il sag,agas say sss1sa in 10
'''' oil, 81 ne washington Monument, aO'<aS .o,oo
2a7 900 sloel.plae eneravings, from 100 different
The Ar.sts' Union, Of The market value 81
/ htst class dwelling in alst street, New York
% building lots in 100 and oIsi streets, New
city, each 25x 100 feet deep at. 1000 1900
100 villa s s s sSnn N eSe o GU e anS ee ss
handing magnificent nav vsw Of the Hudson 500
30 perpetual loans Of cash. without Interest or Sc
so perpetual Sp loans cash, without
100 perpetual loans OF cash, without interest
$50 peIpeai osss q cash, without Interest or
. 900 perpetual loans Of cash, without Interest or
security, of S. cache. 10000
Reference regard the real F. visseher Co.. Real
Estate Brokers' New York Orders (pospad with msney
e'''' y - wv HoLBRooKE Secretary
M.#. sos Broadway New York
The ensravings in the catalogue ready for delivery
Of dead having just been dedicated with appropriate
monies for The purpose is for the reception of the
The capacity bodies such
ne dead as may apply can place The departed until they
The equality
which will be put up publicly for (athough
usually bring remium making the early selection of lots the
Until an office city Washington appica
win be punctnay attended office in the
wing Of the building on entering the Cemetery.
VSers requested drive fast through the Cemetery
rounds.
N. B.-Genwood is situated
Capitol
Aug 27--d3m
RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
RESIGNED thorough
graphical and mining engineers.
copies Annual Register, giving full information respect
~ ' b. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director, SC, R. P. l.,
Aug l5--d2m Troy, N. Y.
SaiamandeP Safes.
EVANS WATSON, No 26 South Fourth Philadelphia,
Pa atc No 80 Dock stree) have hand large
ment of their
PATENT SAL AMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PRooF SAFES,
Bank vaults and iron for bank and stores,
PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRIGERAFoRs,
Water hors seal and letter copying presses Fairbanks platform
and counter scales.
Sole agency for Buierworh Bettleys Yaes
patent powder proof bank locks. Please n
Reference is made few Of the many hundreds who
safes in !. ....l .........
Maguder 18th street, near Pennsylvania avenue Washing
ton, ID. O..
Farmer and M s Bank rhadslPhala sas
United Arsenal, California in Philadelphia
United States Appraisers Ofice, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, safes
philadelphia, Wilmington and baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia. .#.. ~.
Richard Nor,s, Is son. Locomotive Works, Philadelphia.
Winchester Bask, Winchester, Virginia
Wood Pennsylvania between 9Th
Washington c. authorized receive orders for and
make sales Of the above. .--..
May 6-9awiy EVANS s. WATSON.
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limited STATES Mail Line to California via Aspih
u wall and Panama, 5h and 20b Of each month"; Ia '
class steamships approved by the Navy Department. of mol less m
2,g00 burden, guaraniying speed and safety.
The Panama railroad Is completed Obsp0, ~ miles ne
Panama.
The embraces 81 miles in rail ca
from Aspnwa Dbispo, aud 10 miles Of land transportation w
dry road recently put thorough order. single pase
therefore, in mir hotTshe psscns
and their baggage being only transferred 10 and from ma
alongside the
There will be river transportation in future this route
The entirely from sickness Of description
being always kept port New York, Para
ina San Francisco prevent detention Ia Of scfa
The entirely reliable.
II expected the passage the Atlantic will be made req
larly In days and the Pacific, In " 10 IAN days,
Passengers will leave Panama the day after they arrive at Asp
tickets iocaf BIZ had al the agency
West street, New York,
Ina Ia Lii
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AOrtCE.-The coparthership OF WALTER HARPER n co
IN All persons indebted
please Walter Harper who duly
authorized seuie the business. WALTER HARPER,
February IL f. GARDNER.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERx.--Tbe subscriber pa
l complete OF goods, which have
with greaias from the manufacturers both
couBy Europe, and the best and offered
sumets az a saving twcBiyh per Cur
comprises ...
articles, article required about hoase m
can under the head OF hardware
Building materials, tine assortment notexeepting sash weighs
al 3cenis per H.
Mechancs' Tools, every variety, and mostly warranted
Leather betting gum and hemp packing, at Boston factor
prices -
Grey Brothers door springs warranted Tor onr WM
the agents will Furnish dealers at tactory prices.
beautiful of feather busters, New YORK
and 95 per cheaper than other styles.
All offered small advance for cash
customers by the subscriber. -
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE,
Sign OF the large Gilt Saw Penn M,
Nov S-eolm between 10th and 18th streets
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The undersigned postmaster 81 State OF - cerihes,
under acquainted with the above
anors property and able 10 maxi
good their guarantee,
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Law school OF Cumberland University. at Lebanon
Tennessee.

Law school OF Cumberland University. at Leoanor
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Casuhers OF The cifcu
L Judges of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green Of the Of
OF Tennessee.
Hon Ridley, the onancaiors of the State
judges Green their whole exclusive
TO the school
Plan of tnstrueiol. Daily examinations OF each class
explanations n
daily lessons the progress Of tho examinations,
dents statement OF acts given by the p
prosecute them through all the known eu
The framed rs TO require them 20 ~
Deeds wills. records and all Of documents 10 be read w
dence the trials some Of me eases are taken by appeal "
rupreme court, which held monthly In the class and
public the end session The students net as clerks
Jurors and cbaBcellos and in other official
hacites connected with their suits. .
the third Monday se
TENDER and third Thursday February. The second con
succeeding Monday In February aud ends sesoh
Thursday IN July. a..
Expenses per seson.-Tuuon fee ESQ., conung
81 boarding about s50 Students furnish theft book
which can bn had In the Lebanon bookstores,
fequired complete the unless the ST.
dents enter an No previous study required or
mission. regular CLASSES Students
any during the collegiate year.
Theirs Ia a moot legislature connected with the school
Number ~ ,udents the iast collegiate year eighynix
ROBERT l. ChRUTHERS,
Feb ll--rOly President Board OF Trustees