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aDyERTISENrNTs RENEWED EVERY Day.
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

DR WHEELER oCULrsr, ls6 BROADWAY. DEvnrEs
~ hs attention 70 diseases ~ Tire &c Chronic innar-s
0n ~ tho be efFcruav cured Films socks
&C. removed vihor, surgical operations Once hours
ZAP NJ French Artificial eyes Of asupsrior auaity -
eofr
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lere you will ssy IL OF pIunder that might Gre
The du Iest senius that 10 The practice OF the
rev ART
me Dton the famss Of many cktinGuished gentlemen
heusnan,s and pr,vsies, IN Thurlos's 1my-ex sena.
nors, and % On and 90 They confined no
uon nor psry fbe North hes The most Of them per-
haJs but the South contributes her full proportion and
the ,uccsseuI OF tire confederaies Il IN actual
scubeTn Governor and three southern senator's
10 snd oct CT cfoc Perhaps IN unjust 10 say that
Thures you zee them all In TACT, there many hne
bt raj, bod and otsn gentlemen among them, VINO
Gard the publ ~ gcose that 10 bound 70 be pucked
by ibe tkiu 70 prevent ~ dropping iN feathers among
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win occur 10 man! ,hs' the supplies most needed by
The old ronuermep their present strait would pc
little powder and shot AMI that their former
ruaaders would be quite likely think Of revovsrs n
Of biscuit to provision OF and surrounded
by superior numbers. But Il Ia Mr.. Mckeon's business
nos ours understand be cnaracter OF the provisions
the fnbusers Of Texas such hurry to the
dibuSters Of Ncai aqua.
appea that not few or our long neate1 merchants
ship owners hberai synpaihieers in the bread
aud blanket line Of the Nicaragua movement. Perhaps
they have some knowledge of The Millions which this
school OF expaI sion creseoo enrich The trade and
enhance The real estate Of New York II would sartls
bodest calculator II could get al al the results TO
commerce, manufactures general Industry ana IA
tiocal importance produced by our acquisition OF the
cttloL empire OF texas aad gold fields OF California
Tnose VINO haze waoned All perhaps proated by this
OF Americas interests. DAY have no on ecton to
irc eAsing oy few nj ioas more u the shape oitae
Zee Coz ino,go, All etcstegss o. NJ sAasgua
ear be due quiet aad orderly way 80 rs cot TO
provoke the ire q Earooe aaa Mrs Grandy Of whose
the Old women IA pants on his side OF the
wssef stare II mortal tar.
Yoarz msr.ca however carss very little Tor the com.
baed opposition Of lore palnerston Secretary Marcy
aud - Ia Gr,ey, Si Fred Douglass up
the iVlrln TINS nidsoie square. he has never
oIggen iba ct Tor iasins Toe Hais o. TIE Noaezum.
of his VIGOROUS AID nos that be has planted
loot GA iho ntbmus lidss Of american commerce =
will be hard play lia gare er win bin. Mes
P,lmersion Na'cy Greedy sni Fred rin have need Of
al their resources 10 .i.'o g nim this ma.
Y0ung Amer u tai y0uin re aoas 10 half core
Of years what shs SLOW eons od Word requires ceniu
RES 10 tc:onpisn capture Texas 81 nsnd "a 1853,
and wlpsone wIirg s'ice WAS she, AND ne was 80
pleased With ne my hat W. uad him planning the 40
ductioa 81 her Esxs sid-rS, New Naxco and California
It's in the natural VI cv~g.s PLAYERS
empire IN "a - snoud 90 found '56 eEcamped
or the gapd s,hmus ogn say ;her hious
ter acqul the facGc WAN moral and decorols
oid States who vocia 10 tsNe part IN such
terpri.e at leas, aoul noise uion and Danger
ha f.r al. Il "a fhaVn In
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wa,fpt lfe Evrlos ssvertlstmcns - ne Nev O..
d., ,atss sse ga0:eT y 90 ~ MIA 'or ;ae esra
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TIE NICApAGTA MOVEMENT.

BGtad and other Provisions for Walker
TO II EDIT Oh OF raE HERALD.
Numerous carts loaded with boxes and barrels said
be aed with provi ,ioSs for wAlker-wheher destined
for human food or human destruction well ascer
tAired are dischsrsirg in steady stream the Ten
This steamer "a 70 leave &, day tor San Juan
with emgrants and edbles cheer the courage Of the
suffering AmerIcans . Nicaragua. Many Of these bar
rels &c ere maze in this significant manner
bhEaD. :
To he Care OF General William W1l,r !
For our Oh Comrades OF Texas, now In Nicaragua !
with the warm syDpsty. personal and political of !
heir former commanders. I
THosAs r. GBEES,
Will. T. CAzNEAU.
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MARITIME INTRLLIGHNCE.

uESnAc yoRK-rsrs DAT.
sur RBgs............. % NOON morn =
SUR .............. 81 HIGH gAIsE .,.....eye 20
Port Of New Hori<, Dscenber 33, 1856.
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For my old Comrades In the Florida anu Mexican
war. WAKp b. BUGNxrr.
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or. eoIcorEu TO Mr. RoprRrs.

NJ q Rofusrs, 80 -sRAs sbe sccs ptat &c Of favor
does rot I'm The recipient any o1ga,p 10 endorse
the creed ovnsors Of The dontr. can commend your
huuaINy ID proposing 10 turn aside 10 pick 90 inc
torte1sits n wb0se rescue have Interested myself n
10 The act Of humanity want a Ia not noe The me
20 datrs III eihics ~ the Nicaragua movement
10 uy bsban, then and IN The name Of the rnfor
tupa.es whom yovr Kindness may IRON destruction
enrtr you ny mos sincere thanks an rcmsin most
nalcfuly joan, .. DE GNoOJR1A.
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Law school Cumberland Universtsy, at Lebanon,

Law school OF Cumberland Universsy, at Lebanon,
Tennessee. st#ea##Hs
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham cauihers, late Of the ccu'
II judges of Tennessee.
Green of the ndges ofthe supreme
of Tennessee.
Bromfeld L. Ridley, the councillors OF the State
Judges their whee time exclusively
the school.
finstreonl Daily examinations each class the
books No regular Of lectures but explanations of
daily lessons progress of the examinations.
2.Weeky law and equity In which
facts by the profes
all known actual
framed require them
Wills records and all of Documents be read
the trials Some of cases taken by appeal 70
yuprcme which held monthly in the Glass; and in
public the end oeye session The students ae, as her
jurors and chanccliors and In other Official
bacities connected with their suits.
session the third Monday In
tember third Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends SECOND
Thursday In July.
Expenses per $50, advance; conngen
d. boarding $50.
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores,
sessions required complete unless the
advanced No previous study required for
mission There are four regular classes Students may enter
IN during the collegiate year.
There a moot legislature connected with the school.
students the last collegiate year eighysix.
.h'-@ ROBERT l., CAKUTHERS,
Feb Il--enly President Board Of Trustees
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nv the president ofthe United states.

in pursuance ofaw FRANKLIN PIERCE President lhs u
public Gales win land ohees II n
s'as 2 Michigan .. The Tss herein here designated .ewit
day the fourteen day q July neI. fo The d.Pesa q hs public
NORTH eths base line and vsst ef ias prnsipq msrdan
TIE ISLANDS situated in section six township oryssyen
range 0 70 section four Swn,SP q sss
Ianss i've and in section ,hstee township ioF ave, ofrss
Township forly-nine, ofranee ten.
Togashps iol .even forty nine and nay Of range eleven
Townships ioriyiee onys1, forty seven, and ioreigh
Townships forty SIX and torseyen, range twenty,
aownshlps forty four and forty ave, Of range tweayave
Township foiy nine OF range twenty seven
Townships forty eight forty nine aud any one, ofrange y
Townships fory-eeh foy-nine, any my one OF range
Townships forty ave- any, and any one, Of range lhirsIr
The vacant uaappopated lands ia sections twenty ave- twenty
sis thiryhye and thirty 10 township hywo, ounse forty
fourth August cor The disposal Of thu public III
ualed within the following named townships and parts township
viz
North Of the base line and uest Of The pneipal meridian
Township ,hirty-seyen, OF range twsny-seyen.
TownhIps ,aioar and 'hryse' q range twenty eight
North Of ts base ins aud east Of fAe principal meridian
Certain following sections wit, In sec
iioas fur and wen ass township ,ry q
thirty range eight ia sections nineteen and thiry township
eight strange nine sections three, four nine, te town
ghp li,ytwo of the came range a section ,he township
thry ioUr township thirty lone, of The same range.
appropriated by law The schools, military aud
purposes together with those swamp and overlooked
thereby unfit for cultivation, If any, granted BY
act
reclaim the lands within their limits approved
September No. 1856, tott be excluded from the sales.
The Offering OF the above lands will DAYS
appointed aud will proceed the they adyer
Used, with all convenient despach until the whole
offered and the sales thus closed but sale shall kept open
longer Than two weeks and private entry the
be admitted until after the expiration weeks.
Given under hand the city Washngton nh day of
April Domin thousand eight hundred fly six,
BY the Presidents FRANKLIN PIERCE,
THOs. A, HENDRICKS, ..@r .tE.
O he Land Office
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PROTECTED By royal letters patent England secured
me seals Of Ecoe Do Phamacie de Paris he Imperial Cot
lege Of Medicine vienna.
rnesema No Tho remedy for general and local debility
OF write power premature decay aud all Distressing
quenccs arising IRON an early abuse SC IL effects
In youth mantood and Old the viris
come Impaired, In the decline Treseoat were
universally adopted a physical impedmens like magic
before ~ influence, thus rendering lis invaluable
tering the marriage
Tuesema No completely and entirely traces
those disorders which Thought
ardoie for, the ruin Of the portion Of the pop
uaton, -
Fnesema NJ as The great European remedy for
dsofds which, unfortunately, English
10 the inevitable destruction OF
and which nll the sarsaparlln in the world
Tncscmar Nos, l. p and alike SMELL and
all nanssang qualities They may the toilet without
their being detected.
Sold 10 Tin 81 each divided separate doses as ad
ministered by yaipeso, Lalsnan Raur, &C.
To be bad, Wholesale and retail, A. Barrow No 81
Green street. near Canal New YORK. specially appointed by
proprietor and pnoniee United
other part Of america immediately reccivag reuancs
Mr. Barrow VIII forward the Tnesrmar any part Of the world
securely packed and addressed according
Retail agents required. Terms cash,
Nov p--dlyr
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EbwARD II. HILaBoLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Waiter No 391 d street. .#09
james Williams, No. % Az street
@@a -a MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain J. P. Levy No. AVA, Pennsylvania avenue. .Hs
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT. a..#
... @ John Thomson.
The business of this company viii compare ayoably with
mos, successful Of similar institutions in he United States
1885, the premiums received large
only hundred sl,y, reported.
wan NEE syiaenes 81 and good me aee
that the security offered ample and that az fair claims win be ad
pany have deposited win
MEssRs, DUNCAN, SHERMAN, 5 CO., or NEW YORK
THEIR BANKERS,
Cash and premium notes 10 provide accrung
TRUST FUND or ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
TO be held by them additional security policy holders
payment OF losses
Th on 1iSTf ss
REs, WAREHOUSES; al descriptions OF BUILDINGS and their
sTEAMaoxTs CANAL boifs, RI!LKoaps, ssd DC nsaa
s n s $ '1
waters.
fixing Them every improvement in construction and arrangement
will be taken into consideration.
All losses speedily adjusted aud promptly paid
ocs corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventeenth
ss,s s &c ;s s.ss s ,. ors
New New 9os-a, W. " TnospssD No 10 wol street
Baidnlore-B H. Richardson, No 70 Baltimore street.
Cneianad-TayIot rsx A"ih Sa =. ~
New Orleans Hartman Doaue, - IS -....sa
Plisburs-T 1 I, Hunter No 90 Water
Augusta.,Grardey, Wlyte, s Co. a a
Trenton--Nan s cocks.
Fond du LacRebert A. Baker.
Yicksburg-J Putnam. s ss-s aa##taef+.
M suna1isr. W. Sai L. Milton. f
Detroit Thomas Palmer Son. ..n ..... ....
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DsEGcK ~ MAINLAND CoRsoLIp krED LoTTKAIEs,
.sf..r Baltimore Maryland, July !, ls5a
THE Maryland lotteries deemed is
public the swiRdeIs
circulate by mail and Otherwise fraudulent lottery schemes
and be die for The sale OF tickets In lotteries which
wholly Aeuu0us- l. aaE
only Maryland those drawn daily under
under the constitution exane aud approve the
schemes and 10 attend 20 the drawings.
All tickets and all certificates packages Of
tickets signature Brennan general agent
for Oee VI the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries,
Baltimore, MaIyiand.n All Others fraudulent
For Information the subject Of those frauds address
n. X. Brennan,
Sept aB-d1y baltimore. Maryland.
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THE EARNEST MAN.-Life and Labors Of Adoniram Jud
Il by Mrs. Copani
The New AGE o. Colds or, the L Adventures Of Rober
"ysssell morton ~ novel, BY Francis Parkman.
paul Fefrui;n tale, by the author o. xix
poct Nhnrers Evils Of Vaccination BY o. schicferdeck
er,M,D.
Forsae by TAYLOR MAURy
Maya Bookstore, near Ninth street
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no TUE LADftsSMr Y. L, HARPER Is proonHed street
Boston has Just received choice
elegant straw embroidered ball dresses STYLE
which were 80 universally admired As h.
was not then able upPy the demand he this opportunity
70 inform The ladies That he opening supply
which white, and very appropriate costumes.
Also head dse- cphnes caPors, collars, mnnes All Of
which are In embroidered aad var
ETY. Of wreaihF Of straw howors feather flowers,
N. B-This T. the only United saes where these
goods be obtained
HosTos, Jenusy ., 1856
Jan s-9aw2w
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kfEMBERs OF Congress and yisitcrs Washington
MI respectfully informed that TAYLOR h MAURYs
Book and Stationery Store 9th will
requirements Their following
important works comprises department Of literature science
New books received immediately publication
Weekly inspirations from England
Calbouna Works, volumes
Jgderson's Works o volumr-
Webser's Works, o ves, autograph editor
Evereus Orations and voiume.
Gays Private Correspondence, I volume
=. 4. Premises Memoirs, 2 volumes
Bsncrcfi's History Of the United states, @ volume.
Statcsman's Manual, volumes
Hickeys Constitution, volume
Jensrson's Manual, u volume - 4.
The CONSTRUCTIONS Of the United States, volume
El5tr Debates and Madison Papers volumes
marrbs Orators and Statesmen, volume
Etorys Work., volumes
OF Chief Justices United States volume
Lieber's Civil Liberty and self government volumes
Wirt's Life Of Patrick Henry, volume
Kenncdys Life Of Wt, y volumes @
Garlandis LIZ. of John Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, volume
be Tocqneviicr Democracy in America, volume
Tho Fedesa,is,, 4
Grmke's Ns'nre and Tendency Free Institutions volume
Gonsitutionsi n book, volume
Carey's Past, Present, volume
Seau,np's Progress OF Nations, volume
AscEingous American D.baier 4 volume
Future Wealth Of America, volnme
Smiths Wealth OF Nations, volume.
description American. EpV-h
The hnes, qualities at The lowest prices
Whiting cards and printed with e rrompude
TAYLOR kMAuRY's
Dec 7--dh Near 9th
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IL. III. GILLET,

Office his resid in FranKiH Row.
OF and He will continue devote his
lion United States
Having much time The law concerning he viii
give opinions questions arising before
tho 0ce appeals chief justice
District OF Columbia; aud viii the
preparation and trial concerning patents
He win also written opinions and arguments for par
lies having either OF the and
will prosecute claims before any board established for their
adjudication. s.M ## ###
Hctsg
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Stopping Southampton going and returning, they offer
proceeding Hayre
other route, for The economy OF time aud money.
Passage from Nep York 10 Southampton and Bremen
cabin, main saoou $780, cabin, lower snoon sio
second do, S60 E.#H. fa
All and newspapers through the post Office
No bills oadng viii be parcels received the day of
sailing
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
For freight or passage, apply 10
#.#s.a q. a. HEINEKER Co., Bremen.
CRoSKEY x Co Southampton.
.# WILLIAM lsELIN, Havrc.
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Wit end wisdom ofthe Rev. sydney smith, by Duyc-
w kinok. 81 rs.
The Life Travels Of Century before
Chustj imaginary biography founded fact ny Tai
boy Wheeler, y, v. q. q. 2 vols. 81.
The Huguenat Erics historical novel. Is cents.
Mechanics Tables containing and clrcufsncrs ofef
Giles and sides Of equal squares, crcumeepces anrd
hoops, cutting of boiler patcs, &c. Sc, by Charles
wen, marine engineer 80
Inirodncon tothe study Of AT by NJ A. Dwight 81.
Life sketches from Paths American tales.
by Mrs. Julia l.. Dnnont 81.
The Rise md by ~. n.
Greasy, NJ A. Third edition. 81.
Caderon his life and genius specimens plays
X. q. Trench, n. o. rs cents.
just published, and fof sale at TAYLOR MAURYs
juno 10 Bookstore, 9th
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United States Mails.

posr 0utoE DEPARTMENT, June 7, 1856
PROPOSALS for carrying Che United States malls from day
OF October next the 3lh June 1855,
In Tennessee, will be received the
parnen In the city Of Washington until o. @ day
August next, TO be decided the next day, viz
No. 5000 From Concord Depot Ten to Louisville, miles and
back, three times a
Leave Concord Depot Monday Wednesday, and Friday,
arrival Of train tom Knoxvlle-tay at 10 am;
Arrive AZ Louisville by ~ MI
Leave Louisville Moaday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive a, Concord Depot by D m.
Proposals for sir trips week invited.
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mo Doul
NOTICE of the v,itbar.,va, OF lands In wisconsin

NOTICE of the Withdrawal Of lands In Wiscansn.-
IN In approved ID June 1856, gannR pui
lie lands OF Wisconsin aid In the construction y
faioads Sac have been ued from his o.
Hes Withdrawing Market until ufhef ORDERS az e tand ~
continuing the reservation 81 e sae as hereto
fore ordered by telegraph on the aah % Nry last.
portion lands win be restored 20 market when The eT
The fonds received AZ this
Office OF which restoration public notice will be given
General Land Once NJ The city Of
Washington, this l2h Of June, A. ID leoS.
THos. A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner
June l3~Iawew Intel. 4 HtarJ
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
n

NeW 1HHAsOWgi fFe0GtCh eo'RBi ma
TUE annual session Of studies this
2h August, and terminates Thursday
terms tor board and tuition $50 payable
ally ~ advance There charges music drawing
lag And also for Spanish, Italian German and
for the primary department. composed OF pup under nine
500 annum payable half yearly advance,
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER sUPE
Maryland. -
Jul B--diycat.
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THE ONLY ONE AUrHOHEzEDt THE Rob Of DR. BOY.
VEAU BAFFECTEUR 10 far superior the Cuiai
nier sarsapafa similar remedies. Ii radically
wthost all affections % the skim scroua The
Of ITCH ulcers accidents from aceouchmcns the critical
period Of life, ard hereditary ncmony 81 humors AZ depua
tive powerfully eicacoua catarhs OF the bladder In
fractions and other arising from abuses
injections soundings sypic the Rob
shor lime nveerate diseases ensuing from the
Of basam Of espava eubb from Injections which only repe
without The Rob
ndcd yphlc diseases whether
ing and which have resisted Of mercury the
potassium,
General for the United sntes Gabriel Bondn, eco, n
William New York for wholesale orders Guo Duconga
New Orleans; Seniliy, San Ffancisro.
The Rob Laectcur an druggists throughout the Unit
The pamphlet O. st. Gefvas
properties Of the Rob will he obtained by writing g. Bon
din "a William street, New York, who win give every Information
wanted
@. D. prepared m South America, the wept
de Sc FREQ Of the United States aoer he has the Rob In bond
March Idly
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FLEETWOOD COMMENTATORS No. 292 Pennsylvania
avenue, Of 10Th street. the Savings Bank TINS
plan celebrated Greenwood OF
New and situated The high ground distant ana guar
the Capitol North Capitol street leading directly
This received charter from Con-
gIess uppropang their forever burial making
fee purchaser and prohibiting all eneoachmenis from
legislation Otherwise, which is Of vast Importance % those who
their placed them II has
in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other purposes, sell H. and throw the dead pro
large aud legal cannot prevents
titles are given TO the ground.
BOaice open from 10 10 III where pamphets with
nap, and bylaws and all other information, be
obtained Also roder for nterments len with Mr. James r. M
4O Seventh other undertaken will be prompt
aataaaad June IDLY
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Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO pRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled The right Of pre- empton any OF tha
lands within the townships and Of townships
ted Is required establish the The satisfaction regis
aud receiver Of the land Office and
praabis seeing this notice. before day ap
pointed for the pubic
bIacng The claimed otherwise claim will
THo5. A. HENDRICKS,
s Commissioner Of tho General Land Office.
April g. lawl3w Intel. aud Stas.l
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.

No win be made for performed for each such
omissions not satisfactorily explained three Of the trip
be deducted. For arrivals after schedue sufficiently
excused fourth OF the for the trip be deducted The
contract he snnuled flnrs violating
post Office laws, for dsobeyng
The Postmaster General may order Increase Of service pro
afa increase the contract lie the schedule
Nded the runnnr time be diminished cpr,a
service or discontinue altogether pay
conauon OF his allowing months pay
service dispensed with.
NO increased will be allowed for any,
over distance the be supplied
stated Inc contracts be executed by the r o September
JAMES CANpBrLI
Postmaster General.
June 7-~iawfwf
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Nassau Hell College of New Jersey, Princeton.

" Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And brought 10 min;
Should aald acquaintance be forgot,
And days % auld lang syne.p
The members of the senior year ending June
the junior class of the ending Jnne 1882 the Sophomore
OF the ending june 1885, the Freshman
ending june 1885, hereby requested
Washington D. c. by the taird OF March, A. d. 1857 The
brighten the links of the chain oiove friendship which
nor de entirely sever 20 exchange in their
hves greeting and sympathy and 10 lament the unmey ao
some OF their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting OF the sefappoined committee will be
held Monday September, A. 1866, United
States HOTEL Chestnut between Fourth and Fih Streets
which those members
venent invited attend when the will
adopted TO fu' attendance possible Ie5
In tbs those whom addressed will be
good enough Furnish The ofte committee by mail with
their respective post Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, M. d.,
+e. OF Trenton N. j., Chairman o Committee
".# ALEXANDER e. HART, M. D.,
. - OF philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J, NEWTON LlGHTNER
OF Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETos -
Of Winston, AHeghany Co.. Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
of Balsto Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
..H. Committed
JoHH wEIpHAs, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMar3 lIneligencerl a
All newspapers the civilized request
ed notice this advertisement in their editorial columns
beers of tho several classes through
visions OF the globe and all throughout the United
States Of America requested sautous insertion
casonay between this dat. and the Sd OF March A. d. 1857