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Nassau Hail college, OF New Jersey, princeton.
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The members the class ending June, 1883
the junior class the ending June, 1882 Sophomore
class The ending June 1891 the Freshman class
ending in June, $780, hereby assemble
Washington ID. C by the third March, ~ 1857,
the links which
nor nde entirely exchange their
lives greeting and sympathy, aud
some OF lbcir promising compeers
preliminary meeting of the selapponted win be
bej on the FIRST Monday Seember A. u. 1885, tho United
states Hotel, Chestnut Fourth Fifth Streets
which those members
veneDt when the will be
adopted 10 secure as full attendance possible.
In whom addressed VIII be
good enough furnish secretary with
their respective post offices.
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
of Tcu,on, N. j., Chairman OF Committee.
ALEXANDER @. HART, NJ. n.
Of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
j. NEWTON LIGuTNER,
of lancasior Pennsylvania,
PHILIP rENULETON,
OF Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL 2. RICHARDS,
of Baa,p Iron aud Glass Works, N. J.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee
JoHs WrrpnAs, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 2I-iawthar3 Inteilcencerl
An newspapers the civilized OF the world request
cd
the classes
visions the globe oil throughout Uniisd
casionay between this date aud the 81 Of March A. D. 1887
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The Yellow Mask, from Dickens Household Vo,as
The Confessions of a Pretty Woman by Miss parJoe
The Jealous Wifi by Miss Pardoc
Vegetables year. nj Aunnmet p,;eav ana
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NOTICE. win sell the oi street, opposite
IN Square, third from 18Th
foot, liberal terms Of payment which be learned from
Bureau OF Yards and Docks
five feet * hundred and forty
north thirty fee, alley. ALBEIT SMITH.
hug3 DIV
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Acting Commissioner Of the General Land 0
Office TO pRp-EMPTroN CLAIMANTS.


Every entitled the right Of presumption OF tbs
within townships of townships above
the
proper Office payment
This notice, before
OF the public OF the lands
bacing The tract caned otherwise such claim win be forfeited
JOHN HOOD,
Acting Commissioner o General Land Office.
July "a lawi3w Iptei. and Start
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VIM. NJ. Merrick,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

No. % Lousiana aucnue
WILL practise supreme United States the
W court Of claims and the of the District OF
nmbia
Dec s7--3tawt
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proposals for Indian Good

pEPARrMEsr IsrEsIoR,
once Iadan Affas
september "a, l65A
SEALED PROPOSALS. endord Proposals for adan eoodsn
y the Oise OF Indian hnafs Wsinsion cay
un Wednesday the sst day Of October neat
r furnishing goods Indian ID fahing
pations ~it various Indian olner indian purposes
Jlowsi
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No 544
Notice Of the Reopening OF DanvlIIc Land OGicc
Illinois,
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,

GENERAL LAND OrFIcR, Sept 49, 1885.
INSTRUCTIONS have day register
and receiver prepare
Of the vacant lands remaining said district thirty days
public notice from the date Of the Of said
eopenng Of their Office and the which applications
be received by them.
THoS A. HENDRICKS,
Sept 2l-2aw6w fIn,cl s. start Commissioner
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Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caruhers, late OF the circuit
Hon. Nathan Gcen late of the judges supreme
OF Tennessee,
Hon. Bronfsd l.. Ridley Of the cnancelos
Judges Caruthera Green cusivey
TO the scfoDi.
Plan farrction Daily on the
text hooks No regular Of
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations.
p Weekly OF equity,
dents commences suits statement Of facts profess
ors and them through all the
practice The cases are framcd as 10 require them
deeds, Wills records and III documents
dence in the trials Some Of inc are taken by appeal
upreme which ia held monthly
public the end Of The
IT'S, jurors circuit and chancclors
bacities connected with their
SeonsThe first session the third
fcmber third Thursday February.
the succeeding Monday in February,
Thursday in July.
kpsnses per sessonTuion fee $50, advances conngcn
boarding about $50 Students furnish
which BIO had n the Lebanon bookstores.
dents advanced No study required
nsson There four regular classes. Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There Ii n moot legislature connected with
Number Students the collegiate year eighty-six
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoly President Board o Trustees
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Decisions Of the Supreme Court OF the United
states.
JUDGE CURTfs'S EDITION.
Three polunes,
This day published by
LITTLE, BROWE, d co,
Law and foreign booksellers Il2 Washington street. Boston,
Reports of the Deeslons OF the supreme the
United states,
With Notes and Digest
by y. r. CURTIS,
One Of the Associate Justices o the Court
vols. g. 5, 6. svo. 81 per volume.
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g dozen ssss. 70 weigh from 4, X to IN pounds
% DO DO hae sass 10 w wn pound poonS'
do broad axes, ordinary size.
said goods furnished Boston, New York. Philadelphia
Balmore piburg, Cincinnati, 81 Louis, Detroit Oh
may o specified n te accepted hd and The deliveries thereof
thereafter duag the 1855 be ordered by The Com
right win reserved require less quantity Of
articles na ed Than Tia, specified in as above nsus
that may needed al the lowest market prices.
~ be he
fnrics il viii be proposing domestic article
Of either those kinds a sample thereof shall The
The articles TO be furnished must in all respects conform TO- and
be samples selected, which
approved They rsdIy inspected compared
with s sample. by sssa agent. 81 a
which will be bound furnish Others
e viii be Ii. Payment viii b. 'S nude Ss1
the goods received invoices thereof certified BY the
required Of the
cicncy certified by United States district
The proposals embrace the articles with quantities
erso as they are a1ns IN 'e foregoing schedule wn me
furnished and The amounts must be carried out and o'sd Tor
Department. and according 10 the tems Of lis therefor
dated "a following articles The price. ,hsc
pcsed o ~ me e,y q Boston New yor. phadeI
90 may bel before day Ap, neai,
a. such lime Or ,as, during he ysa 10 be ordered BY Tho
The pces nr qaane. 81 ,Ss .ams "a and
Of Of description, be
CURED for the Indian 1885,
deliverable above there
insert The words lin whole In part class be
proposed for Tor will twenty
contract accordingly and security Com
missioner or Indian Afrs for the faithful performance Of the
same.n
Each also he accompanied guarantee the
ss ~ u e or mors ps...s
ally or officially kncwn 10 the department..
Tor wei hereby the bidder
ia shall he awarded
for te foregoing bid peposn viii
for proposals for Indian goods, dated nber g. aud
Tor wei nil
ted states the Indians suffer
the part oftho said tidd,r' Tor bidd. rs.l
No proposal will be considered that strictly
the terms and directions cf this advertisement.
GEO. w. MANYPENNY,
Commissioner.
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tFrom Prof Parsons, Of the Cambridge Law SCHOOL,
Judge Curtis is rendering
importance brioGng wiihin
and expensive volumes Let show
ecsns happened to be the first examined how he does
ts In his volume the
u NJ Insurance Company, which OF law
p'eabe 20 an innrance by OF Of the
wose reports are aF les voluous and dhusc hsn those Of his
suceessors) this occupies But Judge cn
retains everything aid The who
shall g ~ aud everything ariur which lawyer
Aud he this
easier " sct AZ The result and OF The case
ofg'aa report Tesemc will ,hnk, be found b. era
tue IN reference all Of volumes His
densation OF hs
labor. 1tEDPUti.US PARSONS.
casnEipoE, August 10, 1856
Aug l7-2awfuf
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IL and the public generally that he still continues
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