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BUSINESS CARDS.

ToHS @. DEvEREUx, JR., Wholesale and Retail
sb dealer in Wall Paper, Fire Screens window Blinds,
Teasters Wrapping and Roofing Paper Lamps, Phosgene
Gas ETC., esc Main street, between First and Second
t'+f treets fHi .sIa1 zs-.lE aa- Caug1G w
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per steamer TwitebeIl
EFsEST MILE.


VIZ Fulton NH IS row in good order for grinding WhesA
ye. buekwheat and Corn with dispatch and eouaI -
ay VIM IN the West for quantity quality Of -four a. An
Is OF the latest impro vement for the ouf
and good Good wheat ground for customers or our
9id VIII he warranted The Mill will run regnfsrrv -
thursdays Fridays and Saturdays and other days ben rs
wagon I9aes OF Grain come together and try
flour and Meal for sale
Highest market price paio for Wheat = - '-
hoNzy-tI .- j. H. = BIRTH
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GI7 5 CK EEs At yyHOLRsALE AND.RETAU

81 larre aseort-
a nleut otfresh Water Butter and Sugar Crackers and
asoe Soda Piiotand Navy Bread being manu-
t1e aIes improved Naehige,y. they at a.
te a. IA any place IN the West and not excelled
stock always haad my Shop On Water street b-ween
Syeamor and Vine. nh29tf - T STN gTTrf SeA
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NOTICE.

a persons Indebted the late firm of v K. Hendricks
"a & Co ifed OF the necessity of in mediate
the business of the old frm ut he settled
mh7 HENDRICKS e NCRBA-
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uELs.Ss AFRO NAEEC $50 1TACEHrRIT.
less. MILLS WINE RBTTERS
NatS preparations have been long faverably
~ as certain cure for summer Complaints and a. nre-
ventative of fever and azae snd similar diseases
siznn,ent Just received and for sale by - A
feb2l If ~ TENNEY e. s oRENsoN
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-S4 DABGOCK BROTHERS, wholesale Grocers and deal
fss ID ersin Foreign aud Domestic Iiqnors Imh21-lyl
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WIN. REILLY,
NNTHOLESA ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
w PRODUCE MERCHANT, MAIN STREET 1EAe pn-
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
Evansville vicinity that having hased the interest
of the partner in the late Of W Reilly he in
carr Produce bus the old
stand He embraces this opportunity Of returning than for
avors and intends effort merit contnu-
ance of the same ie20-Iy WILLIAM REILLY.
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EMAaALaD le. IaIaE.

F FsssNa 70 fe. EHzEE,
Produce, Forwarding & Commission Merchant,
.-H EVANS VILE, INDIANA.
IS Office and Warehouse the Canal. Wharftoat
facilities with Lewis L Howard I-
T IBERAE CASH advances made on consgnments, and
hAparcuar attention given to the uehase every
desert puon of Produce Groceries. uh7 tt
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LADIES, tsATTER ROoTs -

SIEF IN OF the above article lust received C.1f
ary, tnsy are warranted as good can be any
"Aei'' Aph hENORIoKS q McREA.
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- a ii. MAGHEE CO., WHOLESALE dealers IN Foreign
tsa and Dry Goods, First street, between Main
frsessg and sycamore SIS. Lmh27-1y]
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CORN. r"e.
"a mv2I ff'' 7. GRANT bS CO
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FAIRBANKS SCALES.

- AN assortment of these CORRECT balances al
ESS ways on hand ie
Refer o Messrs. s. Orr. Tenney & 6 srenson
Beueut 81 Vele. Roh't. Barnes. N. W. Fosser.
<fAz~<SA Geo. Foster co
auIq gents
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sTnRAGE wANTFn II

- -. d
~ Z are prepared
any quantity of Grain, Produce or Merchandise on
tho most liberal terms. = '',9-'--- 3S' Va
large and airy roos stairs particular will
be aen OF Household Furniture Agricultural Imulemena
and all kinds of goods liable damage from damp or
rust 9- F~-
Insurance effected the lowest ere rroofra.es nv month
{ logger when desired.
Warehouse located Locut street s1d W and e.
Canal and most convenient for shipping Rail-
road. Appiyt nov1 GEO. FOSTER & &C.
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EHOsEFERN 200 doz black Cotton Hose, asserted quail
4 Il ties received this day and for sale
1nh20 JAS. Low & CO.. 4IS Main ST., Lou, ky.
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-s' sFTNHoMAs CoNYNGToN Bookseller aud stationer
= dealerin Musical Insruments Main street between
"a Water and First sts. e[mh27-1yl
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THE MYSTERY SOLVED.
HUDGING the crowd of that have been
Cd visiting friend Embichs for the weeks
underthe impression that he the saying
merca parance) had by the and in
thereof selling great sacrifice but further qui
ry happy readers that
the He has hand full of Spriag
Dry Goods, and is selling very
hence the rush his store. apl4
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MACK EREL! MACK EREL!!
I'D EC'D per steamer A ) Shotwell:
La bbls Loog No. MackeIe;
half do do co
Is keets do do do;
bills Long No. MackereI;
half bbls do do do
l5keets do
bhls Long No. 3 MackereI
hlf bis do do do;
bxs Herring; 2 drums large Goldfish.
Also rec'A per steamer '''76. -
25 bxs W. r. Cheese; for sale by
APT l. & D. HEIMAN
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FANS! KEEP COOL!
THNHE undersigned have large surply of all
q Fans. hieh will he sold at low Tricesj by
ap3J SHANKLlN 4 REILLY.
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THE DAILY UNION


DxrAKrMFsr lsrsRioH,
Once Indian Affairs, August 10, 1885,
pUBLlc NOTICE hereby given. that The several or
parcels described lying IN Tho eouDles Of
state Mississippi will al The Tunes and places designated be eH
bss, sdae for cash. y 70 Be sppon behalf
q the Choeaw orphans s me % a. hsa % a"a,I
ON WonSs, he "a dny OF December 1855 al the house
door evie, following tracts in Yaobusha county
al toua,shtp treay t23) range eigh ts east
Al ofsecuou thirty, three tsaD .,.,, ,os
The half aud southeast quarter OF secoh twenty No
The east haif dissection twenty nine tasD
The norheas. quarter Of section ,hny one (sl .
The west half OF section ,blrty-iou tJi }
AID place. following described act in
the adjoining ia Coahoud county We;
thirteen, toVnap tOsnsz (pD range
seVes a. west
On Monday the ION Of December 1885, the
Charleston county the following described tracts
land II sai4 county va:
In to,oas6tp rsnty. four ta4,) ranss tho ~ east,
All Of sections three (1 ten (o) and thirty three tSs
The soaln@esl quarter Of SECTION n,ae g o %,
The norm hal . sccton twcniysix (a6 j
The northwest quart ses',on 'hriy four "a and
nor. ns so, auafie, Of seo ns * ,s
In topnhip iee,ayJfoe ta5,) raess,eo ta) east
Alofsecnon o. tsrnt eight t2s twenty nine
lie northeast ars.tcr ef seeton our lll
a s,u,awesi aua 81 u section iwenty-,,ce ga and
The east hall Of see,ion ihsty tso.)
IN township fpshyj9W tst'i JtHsc t1ft 80 'i''
&ii OF tlree @ y
The half noeast quarter at secap 9t23 dsa
The noriheasi quarter Of section four eil
N tepaship tpeutgdos tl5D range tlrsa (3 east
The southwest quarter Of seetinn fourteen U4,)
. he southeast quarter section fifteen tl5;)
The southwest quarter OF section twenty-five a. D
The southeast quarter Of seeIon ,wents,sk 80 y
! he southwest quarter Of section thirty-fuf td')
December $50 at the court house
do The town Lexington county, following
scIibtd tracts Of land IN said county, VIZ;
Ia township strteen (l6,) range one % west.
The al fois fifteen (i5;) aud
The half AID Of section twenty two t22
In tocashly Fifteen u5,) range ~ uest.
The southeast quarter Of secion twenty t20)
duy, December 1885, The court house door
following described oil
lard IA Lowndes county VIZ:
quicr twenty-five (2l) township
eeh 81 range seventeen an east
OF described lands scvenitwo quarter sections were
the lands In the 81 le
other
eighth section, been
debtors The orphan nnd The late
thai find describes the lands
feIe, advaatageousiy located, Of them
sd,raby improved largely enhanced IN value by
scemen Improvement prosperity aud excellent population OF
they Ie, aud eminsniy adapted" for plant
| ing purposes
minimum price which each aet respectively, may be Sold will
| b. pfior dates OF
shall
iie, land purchased will be resod
al his aud risk
The title these Lands Is believed 10 be adispnabe but ~ IN
any case up, orphans
will be defended by the government their guardian.
named nj IL O'Clock
Of each day n until lands all offered.
CHARLES MIX,
Aug l4-d3t& iawiDecI Acting Commissioner.
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Caution Loitcry Frauds.

OfFfcr or THE MAINLAND CossoLIp ATED Lor Rfrs,
Baltimore, Maryland July l. 1885.
'HE commissioner OF Maryland
bis duty TO caution the pubic against the swinders
who circulate by mail fraudulent
wholly fictitious
me only legal lotteries Maryland daily
ne OF the elected
me STATE under the approve
schemes and to attend To the drawings. =
~ inc IN these lotteries and all certificates o packages of
uckcts nave e thoe sphed Brennan,
for the Once MARYLAND Consolidated oercs
Baltimore, Maryland" All Others orc fraudulent
For uii Information the subject frauds address,
Y. X. brennan,
Sept 2e-diy Baltimore, Maryland
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Rachel E. Lynch
On the equity side of Queen Annc's
county circuit court.

~ az ''' On the equity side of Queen Annc's
John E. Ebert Gibson county circuit court
III Objcc, of this snit IL procure n 70,
the sale OF certain real Ann.s
ants in common, b, their faher Gibson
payment o Of 81 500
r. Lynch by the tad Wooman Gibson The original bill
that the aforesaid which described
subject 10 the The debts of said
said John T. Gibson appointed the will
letters esamentary said Houlman, and
the had
Rachel T.. Lynch 81 $780,
bercon and tina, real
said John f. and Ebert Gibson oargenbe wt
OF Anna NJ LYNCH Administrative of Rachel e. Lynch filed
the 9Th 1853, Rachel
Lynch has died leaving the said Anna NJ Lynch and Wooman
Lynch her heirs ataw letters of
Gibson has also died. John w. Gibson, William
Henry Gbson Rachel H. White. formerly Gibso
*he Julia Gibson Sarah Gbson and Caibarne Gibson his
atnw; that The said Ebert Gibson died,
anw Of his Rachel Lynch and his brother John
Gbson that letters OF administration OF Ebert Glib
son. deceased were granted to Woonan Gibson but ihn
NJ mad personal that said John Gibson
time confessed decree favor Of said Rachel L. Lynch
paid and satisfied her, the demand forth lid bill of
paint Tar he that the Aforesaid
cha ged WITH and liable 10 b. sold for the payment OF the residue Of
said iegacy wit $780, principal and and that
James White and Rachel ha WIFE, Julia Gibson Snrah Gibson
and Catharns Gibson tho District Columbia Ii
-reuron adudeed and ordered TINT tho said Anna NJ vnch by
hed Washington city Of three
be lore the 9th day of d. cembcr nsce the sad
defendants object original bill
petition Of said Anna NJ LYNCH and them in this
Of January next to show they have why decree
ought not to prayed JOHN PALMER,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Anne's County.
SEPrEMBvR IS, 1856.
Ill
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All of The papers designated g. and be made OF
the hest Materials and ned the best adul
blue required, aud wih the
of class 81 of the standard OF their
speclive kinds and Of such weighs be required by ms
he Of ord less qaaniy
i,es the pubic service may require
Each viii
bidders offer the classes
in the proposal and tho privilege Is reserved OF requiring
bidder assigned him 10 take all
such classes forfeit his Tig, any
Samples less than kind OF bid or
5u sample for kind accompany each bid and
classes and y be numbered with the number
Of The proposed for rcnedue and the rst six
caes be properly degnaed II viii not be
considered All and samples must be transmitted to this
office free Of postage or Other expense.
Each proposal be by the individual or firm making H.
specify price but price for eacl Of
every kind OF paper conaaed IN The class proposed rr
such
designated Washington good order,
of all and SUBJECT TO the
Inspection weight and of the superintendent
and be IN all T.specta satisfactory
proposals this Office
applying be unless
substantially agreeing herewith
Bonds with approved will be equcd and the SIMPLY
ing inferior the afalure supply
the quantity required me will be violation OF
bidder required proposals satisfactory
MED by such evidence will ret-dr"- Hea
The will be The required by law
the Tuesday after the first Monday in Decembrr next th
at 10 O'Clock, the office of the superintendent
Printing Capi OF Un,d States Washington" endorsed
A. q SEAMAN,
Oct 2--3taw9w Superintendent of Public Printing.
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Law school Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caruihcrs, late Of the circuit
judges Of Tennessee.
Hon. Nathan of the ndges ofthe supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromfeld L. Ridley, the of the
Judges Caruhers Green their whole exclusively
to the school.
Plan Of nsfySfonl Daily examinations enc class
books No regular Of
daily lessons progress Of the examinations.
2 Weekly law and equity in which
dents
and all
practice. The require prepar,
Deeds wills records and all of documents read
dencc In the trials Some OF taken by appeal
which Is held monthly the
public at the end session The sdens act a. clerks he
IDS circuit Judges chancclors other official
pncites connected with their suits.
SssionsThe first the third Monday
tcmher ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends seeons
Thursday in July
Expenses per sesson.Tuon fec $50, in contngen
ice $1 boarding about $50. Students furnish their
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores
-Four required complete unless the
No previous study required
mission There regular classes Students may
any during the collegiate year.
There moot legislature connected with the school
Number ofstudents the last collegiate yenr eighty
ROBERT l.. CARUTHEKS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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United States paten, once,


IN the petition of Robert Ppgo of baltimore, Maryland, praying
" for of him the l7th
January is for an Improvement in apparatus for eachnG
from the OF said
which takes OF The I7th dry Of January, 1856
said heard the Patent Office
Monday, the 7h Of January at IL O'Clock, md oil
noiifcd TO and show they have
why said p.iuon ought mol 10 be granted.
extension required file in the Patent
Office their objections specially forth in writing least twenty
hearings testimony filed by eher
said hearing be taken and transmitted in
with the rules Of the Office, which will be furnished
plicaion,
The testimony in The will be closed the 9th Of Dc
ccmher dispositions and other relied testimony
must be filed in the office before the morning OF that day. the
arguments. IL any, within days thereafter.
published the Union, intet
eencer Evening STAR Washington, o. Republican, Balm
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; Journal of Commerce. New
York Post Boston, Massachusetts week for three
weeks previous the 9TH Of January next the day OF
hearing.
q. t. sHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
a-Ediors papers will please copy, and send
Office, with paper containing this notice
Oct 20-law3w
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Neer the Canal Basin .aierondria.
EITZPATRIfIK BURNS proprotos and manufacturers Of
yarns, carpet chain, sail twinc, wrapping twine cord
BITS &C
resrectiuiy solicited fo
which will deliver Washington
other northern All
win prompt attention by addressing above
UctlI-dm T.. Il II.
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HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs,
QuafteTmnsteT's Office,

HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRps,
Glnartermas,er's Office,
Washington. October 9, 1885.
EPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be received Of
- hcc until 10 ocack, M. Thursday the 9Th November
next for furnishing raons TO the United states the fol
lowing statTrs, for the year 1856, viz;
CharIestown. Massachusetts;
Portsmouth,, New Hampshire;
brooklyn, Long island, New York;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
(insport, Norfolk Virginia;
Warrington, Florida and
Washington city District Of Columbia.
Each ration consist Of Of
or three OF pound Of eighteen of
made OF supene hour superfne fine four the option Of the
governments at the pounds Of good Coffee twelve
pounds OF the best New Orleans eight the best white
hard brown and half pound good hard dipped
taiIow candles 10 one hundred raions,
Tho beef required shall be delivered order
ing ofceI OF station either In bulk single
snail consist of the best and choice
pork TO DO No prime and the be
best quality OF the kinds named All subject 10 inspection
No bid will be entertained unless
TWO snretic known this Office certified otca
be endorsed Proposals year
and addressed 10 the Of the Marine Corps Washing
G F. LINDSAY,
Major and Qnartermaster U. 8. Marine Corps.
The following named papers will publish
er with printed of the ADVERTISEMENT this Office,
ment, viz
snpsh POSI- Boston, Massncbusetis Times, Boston Mnssa
chuSes journal of New Eagle, BroOky~ New
York; Pennsytvanian Philadelphia Penny Evening Argus
Philadelphia Pennsylvania; aud ntelgencer, Washington
city, News Norfolk, Virginia and Democrat Pensacola Florida
Ihe price to be paid for this service
ceedng cents per square VI 0 BREWER ems for the frs
srqnent insertion Lei In the first number after the
cept hereof hich number you will pleased
office ns pubished with each successive NUMBER
voucher
oc 0-2awtsthNoy
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Posr orrros pTrAHrxKsr,
SEALED PROPOSAL viii received al department
soh Of November - Of The sioek for
posi- lie United slae Tor rour Years
cred ice AZ he blank sssness Of the Pos,
pament at Washington D. c., New York eiY and cncinna
The estimated quantity each article and ,he qualify thereof
quired az each agency, yearly are specified below.
DISTRICT NO. J, AT WASHINGTON. ID. c.
'' ''" ''sa ass' ws ssrss
ream. and aeh am 10 contain 10 perfect qures
pounds Of eo @s so s haa j. pS SaS w @ s balls
from IL 10 10 ounces in weigh,
500 do ofhe same Kind ofwne poo each spool weigh
ing hom n TO pounds
500 do hemp iwine, Of inch in
diameter, well twisted, aud in balls or hanks
200 do scarlet sealing good quality Tor ordinary
DISTRICT NO. 9, AT NEW YORK CITY.
900 wrapping similar that FIRST described in the
estimate tor district No
400 do quality similar y, 70 he named 20 be IN size g
5000 pounds of eo'rn we the same as that first described io
5000 do coarse hemp nne similar 70 that Of The hird desep
600 do scarlet sealing as for district No.
DISTRICT NO. 3, AT CINCINNATI, OHIO.
1900 'eaa' waS Na taper similar 10 ha' hs named for d'e
80 90 similar 0 said district
so pounds conon similar 10 LAT of the rs, description 70
SEQ do coarse hemp wnc similar TO that Of the third descp
400 do seaie. sealing ne as described in the est
| r district No /.
| district, whoie
number
the ARTICLES shall be delivered such the Post
master General shall designate, AT rata prices.
Each bid with sample Of the article
TO be rnshed and samples OF such articles
by the department be from either
named but articles be contracted for
responding TO the samples referred
Each bidder furnish his proposals. evidence OF hi
ability comply with his bid
/ Two sufficient will be required to a
Fa lures to furnish the articles contracted for furnish
articles inferior will
Ia
Bids not made In nccordance with these proposals will
be considered
Pr0posai be marked out-de of envelope
of the article articles proposed
them addressed First
ngton city, ID. c.
| JAMES CAMPBELL,
| Postmaster General.
| OoToBgR Is, 1855.
/ Oct I'll
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Snecfnclea.

GOLD silver plated pectncles glasses of
focuses, erifoca periacopc, paraboa
long peculiar advantages in selecting glasses
adapted TO the eyes of wearers.
NJ, w. GAIT s. BRO,
Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth
Jan e-tf
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the
| Public Printing.

orscE OF rHx SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRisrIso,
washington, september ~, 1000
pursuance OF provisions Of the Act provide for exc
euting public printing approved August 1854 sealed
proposals oiiee Capitol the
t3d day) o December twelve O'clock for
that required for the public pfin
lst of December, 1885, and ending
on the lst day Of December, 1856
The suhjoned list specifics be aseeaned te
quantity quality description each kind of thai WIN De
required.
ooeo printing paper uncaendered "a by
$50 sheets.
1900 printing paper calendored "a by 20
inches, and TO weigh my s1 pounds 10 the ream Of 4oO
sheets.
5000 superne calendered printing paper
"a BY y inches, and & weigh hty pounds 10
CLAssA.
"a by % inches, weigh ony-righi
pounds 10 The fean Of feO sheets,
CLASS
1000 supefne calend map pner, Of such
SIZES SIS may be required, corresponding ia weight wi'h
paper measuring 40 "a inches and weighing weniy
pounds per OF AGO sheets
CLAsso
20u upefhpe plate paper lcaendered uneaender.d
q may BE- trqaiei) !at aliuchcr, and u weigh
per 4 ray ut fc,ilii
The dbye paper u
caitou o. 0iaf sub
sheeis each n1 "a bundles W Two esch
tain lac perfect hees UHiiutny
viii b. squei aud bundle exclusive 81 sssppefD
uude. ger weight VII b.
weigb will equired
tichNesss- bundle weigh
will be considered N,viato" OF he contract
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No 5441
Notice OF the ueopeDtsg o be Uanvilic Land Once
- Ittuats.
LAND OrFtcE, Sept 10, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS have this transmitted the
and In Illinois prepare
lands remaining sad DIS and % give thirty days
public notice OF the Of said nsc ions of
copeniug which applications
be received by thcm.
THos, a. BENDRlCKs,
sept2i-9aw6w Intel start Commissioner.
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Nassau Hall College of New Jersey, Princeton
Oct 2-3iaw9w
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 MINI;
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And dnYa d, nnId tang sYIIe.D

Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And brought TO min
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days ~ auid lang syne.o
The ending in June, 1888
ending June, 1882 the Soph
class the Jnne 1881 and the Freshman Glass OF The
ending Jure, 1885, hereby requested assemble In
third of March, D. 1887, mt The latest
brighten links Of the chain OF love and iendsn which time
greeting sympathy, untimsy
Of their most promising compseTs,
preliminary of the s,itappoinied committee will be
held the first Monday in September A. d. 1856 III. United
Hotel, Cbcsnut Fourth and Fifth
which those members the classes whom be
invited when The will be
adopted 10 fun attendance possible
tme this addressed VIII be
furnish The othe by mail
their respective post Offices
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
Of Trenton. N. j.. Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER @. BART, NJ. ~
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LGHTNER,
oI Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
of Has, Iron aud Glass Works, NJ
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland,
john WRIDMAs, of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawfNar3 fIrtelligencerl
Al the civilized Of the world
ed this editorial iumns.
di
visions the p,bt and MI throughout the Uted
cnsionai between this date aud the Sd 81 March. d. 1857
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CoLmNwooD CEMnrEwY.-oace No soa r.nn.y,y,n,

VI avenue, street, the Savne~ Rank This
tho celebrated Greenwood
high ground distant guar
Capitol, Capitol leading
This have received charter from Con
burial making
and prohibiting al encsoachmenss
Otherwise, which Il Of importance 10 those who
wish their they placed
bscoae cities when the burial ground becomes
10 sst u, and throw the dead
large pitt and legal measures cansos
as No ground.
N. open 70 49, M, where pamphlets with
,nap, and byaws snd I'll ohsr nformaioa
all for Ie with Mr. James
vsy No Ao even, street, other undertaken viii be pcmp
June IDLY
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Ro ,n : r'''-s''s'e'i A""''"s' 'o'""''
Tanners Clinical Medicipe
The yellow Mnsk, from Dickenss IIsusehoia Words
The Confessions Of Pretty Woman by Miss Pardoc,
The Jealous Wife by Miss Pardoe.
Vegetables NIL the
o them. Price i2k cent?.
Septt FRANCK TAYLOR