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FOR SALE.

.GSN FOR SALE TO CLOSE 4 CONCERN
$R-The ship HARRIET AND JESSIE 1853 regis-
asa;er built at Portsmouth,, n 4 and large carrier;
gng Parties wishing to purchase examine her where she
now lies at Pelican Dry Dock For apply the captain
board, @
my2s GEO. ". HYNsoN L CO.. 80 Camp street.
a& VIRGINIA NEGROES FOR SALE
S The subscriber has just arrived with likely lot
Mechanics Cooks, Washers and Ironers and House Ser
wants which he will sell reasonable terms for cash good
city VIII continue to receive lots Of Negroes du
ring the season.
s Hagans Old Stand, of Espanade and Moreau
o21 dkWSn* JOHN B. SMITH.
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE-THAT
" we'll known Plantation owned and occupied by Mrs. n j.
Wilson situated Bayou Discard in the parish Of Ouachits
miles from Monroe with beautiful road from thence
town. containing nine hundred and thousand
Of land with about $50 in high state of cultivation the
balance timbered land The place well suited to force
about thirty hands The improvements of the best
quality, including Frame GnHouse and quarters for
sixty negroes good Stables Corn HOUSES and large and Ee
finished Dwelling with all necessary and altogether
well improved This tract Of land will be sold very
reasonable terms for reasonably prompt payments Possession
to be given the LIST January as soon as the
be- the purchaser of this property have, with
fodder potatoes, etc, at the lowest price
For further information this subject apply the prei-
to
az d&wtf PITCHER. GOODRICH 4 co.
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WANTED,

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A SITUATION AS A
w teacher in institution family school, by young
lady who is we'll qualified for teaching the English
geher with Music, French Drawing Painting Testino
mails furnished if required. Address Miss E. j. g. Well
vile, Nottoway county, Va. St
WOOL W!aNTED-WOoL-seler will find ready
w sale by applying to, J. H. BASE,
oulrn street
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Anphitheater docs open EVERY NIGHT the
EVERY SATURDAY AT MIDDAY.
expressly for juveniles .HInE partek-tntrpyat l2i
uS NsW YEARS AT NOON.
4 Grand Holiday F-te commencing precisely II IIt O'Clock.
may Us improper add, ;sat the object such
p4riet combination, eXtrHThghn. scale that the
ite! Patronage be expected b commensurate with
c1;;a calsrcurt such C0gs!n0, ;sG the Circus
hgh the estimation Of the iHelen refined and fashionable
portion the ctIcls Of New NrcHns iha may become fixed
basis fer future, thai iUr this urrece
winter hereafter they produce other equestrian novelties
i'll their .Amphiihcater. .
TIE MUSEUM,
With It's countless curoseS, will also he open EVERY DAY
from u A. NJ IL F. NJ i'll which Except during the hours
tle Circus p4ro.uances going The celebrated man
M. s. Il. X. NEII.IS,
At l. NJ, 2P. NJ. and T. NJ. dll. the day time only, VIII
through with hi, wonderful eaJs with his TOES ony, cutting
lnens shooting with how and arrow, etc,
Each ticket GO cents the entrance both TO the MI
performance Of the Circus during the hours the
purchaser is in lie building Children under 10 half price
day time Ouly.
ING. nf The Amphtheaer-G. j. ROGERS. OF the Orcies
;ra-OTT0 KYLE. OF the Crc!e-R. j. WHITE. OF the
IoT;e-lHE CNnk jester BILL. lAkE EMtfo Clown
John DAVENPORT t;roeSgme-Ths MOTLEY BROTH
ANDY SPRINGER and J. (. WARNER, Of whom nlm>s ions
and seats may be procured.
~ Eight Handsome Private Boxes will be fitted mp holding
B. and persons which may be secured for s. 80 and S.
ra- Mesrs SPALDlNt X ROGERS respectfully announce
Rayos, that the FLOATING PALACE. and Her Tender JAS
RAYMOND being fitted up i'll elegant style especially
for lite conveyance Of this triple Company those vcnes i'll
February and that the three oupvs will positively he sep
eons, bn, continue undivided wherever they exhibited
G93
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Is. GAiiNET. Secretary.

New ORLEANS GAS Light COMpASY,2
December II, 1856. 5
BB.Notfcc-The Directors of this Company
dividend from the profit, for the last sig months
OF per payable the stockholders or their legal repre-
seI!a,ivcs, and after the LIST January next
BY order:
die I'm n o. j. T1SnALE, Treasurer.
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COMMON STREET IMPROVED PROPERTY.
BY TOURNE THOMAS.

SATURDAY, the 27til inst, at IL O'Clock NJ,
- Al Banks Arcade, viii be aot.-
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First Dis
trict Of thscy. i'll the bounced by Common, eur
Palmyra johnson measuring e feet lines front
street by depth 1872 feet lines. together with
Wooden House with cabinets, Kitchen etc.. all i'll
good
AE"TERMS-OAe-t:rl cash; the balance at and II months
hea ing mortgage the property, per
cent. interest per "hnum.
NJ" of ale before -, notary public, at the expense
Of tie purchaser. Ill II Is n Is e y
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OF MARIANA WEBER. DECEASED.
WIFE OF GEORGE CLIMEfER
ny TOURNE 6TIlnMAS. 70 Exchange Alley.
- iTJItDAX, the 27th December. 1856 Mt Ea
- o'clock, Bank Arcade, will nG sold by virtue and i:
order from the Honorable F. L. Morgan, Judge
OF the Second District Court Of New Orleans, dated November
lS.h 1856 for account Of said succession. viz
Isl Two certain LOTS OF GROUND situated in the sut:h
Washington Third District OF this CITY, designated y The M. =
ard 10 square No. Scompe within Bartholomew Casacivo
NazH and ftnncu strees pn drawn by 3usaUE dated
slth May, 1888. Said lois measure rs follows, VIZ:
Lot No g. feet inches lines from. bartholomew street
BY 10 feet i'll depth between parallel lines.
Lot No. 49, forming the Of Css1avo, 81 feet
said BartGymt street; b. 10 eet in depth between
parallel lines, together with the main dwelling house and i'm
lrOvt.lents thereon.
3D. lot Of ground situated in the district of is
city in hat part Of suburb Washington, known the escp-
District snid lot mHkes part If lots Nos l. 2and square No
plr the general plan OF said district, 18th February le
DEPOSITED in The Office o! P lcoste, measuring g. feet front
Tese street, between MORGAN and even Streets by 24
depth, American measure, together with story wooden
building aud Improvements thereon.
Et@ Ternstasi
e Acts o. sale before r. j. KERR, " P, the expense
Of the purchaser
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM
=7T CHARLES TItEaTEI,-sT cII.PIVs g
Dr. p. and Manager.
dr. Q. G. cHEsLEY.. Treasurer.
pprrre nr ,n,,roc,o,
,ress Circle and parauee. y, cents
Second Circle. 80
""dro0n Bq S; lske' ncx. .; is cents
Fifth Nrht Of the enhancement of Mr. CO1J1SS +he eminent
'' Irish Go,nedian md vocalist
FRIDAY EVENING, December &C. 1856
viii be presented the
MI, ~ Il Al l IL T. Y.
Inc "''o."'s n.y. 49, NJ ooifS'
"e ms IN n and chorsg I'M "' ''''
After witch the farce of
TEDDY THE T1LER
Tsddy y; # .o i; n i,o: IL .cci Me- Collins ;ti,E
u,,.. THE rooDLEs.
Mr.. TuodleS, .:.......: Mr.. DeBa..
sa-To.mc st nsl i, be hensht Of NJ oILINs
By Doors open At ~ Overture At o'clock precisely DDS
--.,.
v
5;esce anu A"naecF.''''. .''..''''..M H. WHY:
, -
Dress Circle and paTquve.... %
Ea ajisry o'Hs sq to any seat in the h"",e, e
'df"'" t t rs 2SG prI rSr se Boxs s 10 s. each
.z , o,. =, ns GHASGE s or rI 2l;, , ,,
~ iy osre omen VAN a o,ctoc n III. ci al . 'N'
MA '' ~ ~ > = ~ 49, " ' Y N'~N "A'
ay"The most Elegant Theaer in the United States. CT
-
FRIDAY EVENING, December &C. 1856.
Last night Of the engagement of
. IL 81 s,,,s a., .l,,A, {, M r.
the great play OF the
u y C II ACK.
Helen Ms v; Il eri1P xas'ys Water, Y Il: Howard
nnur,I D vrI, Wv v. ,T.nr,r
fo' Ln Va -'of'' ''''''''' Mile hA lAhiNh'
And the lauehsbe farce Of the
I;DNNYCASTTFS
,. rroos.1a n, w n.,
SATERDAT-I5eueft Of Miss Matilda Heron.
SCkDAT-I,eneft Of the popular Comedian Mr. W Dard-e
-,r fuppp1 .n. ai.t,,,f,p. al r.,,,,L ,,. Al. l,
81 M[ ,a rn g " s Engsh has
aFilNen -IoH :"0Pe H.u WI slo " HplFaE: 40
ORLEANS VrFIEAVE,H ORLEANS STREET.
I
1,on,.,., ~ras sA a,,srs December 20 1856
p'''Ne' 7'"''' I 'i., y, .,,p,,oo,
AI'i.t ~ IA hEfsNoof'
grave
nPRICES-Drtss Circle, Iaiiced Boxes Parquette and
Second BoXes.... 80
t....;.:....,........ Observation-Disclosures. %
Third Gallery ......,,........ 50
EfF-S Seat secured unless PAID tor d26
r,,,, 49, .1r-,-I--.,
A MI ~ ~ a 1 n An II M So ILL.,
II 81 CHARLES lff-Hl'
sPtLbING q ROGERS 7IiREE cLRCU5ES
Consolidating into one Monitor Concern their
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AUCTION SALES.


WINTER CLOTHING, PLUSH AND CLOTH CAPS,
Hats, etc, etc.
BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT, Auctioneers
nt No 10 6hatlss srs IT,
Z" ssss, xsss co S2. es' s Th nc. Caps
AT II o'clock (up stars)
15O lots Winter Clothing such aSSatine Cloth Cashmere
o, Cloth and Beaver Cloth Frock Sack Overcots sat
net jean, Cashmere o'skin and Gotoo4ae p"nts Bnek
dersis Canton Flannel Drawers aud Shirts, Blue Flannel
Sn ~ T MHs's Sn's s sis: a25
SAILS, RIGGING BLOCKS, ETC., etc.
BY R. b. SYKES, Auc,oneer.
CATURDAY, the 27th Inst, Mt - O'clock.
count n " oF Whom II may concern viii be sold
Sails Running and Standing Rigging Block etc. stripped
III TERis-cash. l26
WHEAT sAcKs-wHEAT SACKS.
BY r. b. SYKES, Auctoneer.
SATURDAY, the 27th inst, at half-Pnst TO
OucOck auction his auction Store i5 Magazine street.
$4,000 Wheat Sacks
ns-TERMs-cash: DEC
RAISINS. .RAlSlHS
BY r. b. SYKES, Auconeer.
SATURDAY 27,h mst , At TO- o ots. i,, At Il
1910 boxes Raisins whole half and quarter boxes. -.
n2~TEEMs-Gash: 40
MELPoMENE STREET IMPROVED PROPERTY.
BY TOuRNE & THOMAS.
Office 10 Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY, the 27th Inst, at IL O'Clock, at
- Banks Arcade, will he sold
TWO CERTAIN LOTS o" GROUND, designated by the
Nos s. situated in the First District in the square
bounded by Melpomce Howard Terachoe and Jacob sts
measuring ~
No 4-3I feet inches and lines front Mclporene
by depth and front on Howard street CT 1877 eet9 inches o.
No auioi the above 81 feet inches front
Melpone1Ic street by depth Of ~ feet inches.
Together with all the thereon, comprising Il
good Wooden House wi Grep4ces cabi-
net; onthoises csers fine vegetable and flower gar
| den
Hy-TEHMs-The purchaser will assume the payment Of a
of the Of S4 TO- due the 1871
December, 1857: for balance, SpJu cash, and month";
credit fdr approved beling mortgage on the property
without interest.
Of sale before P s. Bon notary public, 1t the
| Of the purchaser. d24
LONDON PORTER.
BY r. Il. SYKES, Auctoner.
iTURuAY, the 27th inst, at half-past II
- O'clock Marcus Paons Warehouse Magazine street, he
a:ay and Grod Streets close sinenr, will
| he =
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NOTICES.: S. MosBY HAVING WIThDRAWN from
lN the firm OF CLARK MOSBY, the Comi sion and For
wardng business will be continued by the undersigned
the firm of CLARK, M0SBY CO., which they have
nece Wholesale Grocery Inc and Liquor business Nos.
% and Is Front Levee and "A and 20 Fulton
j. S. CLARK,
j. s. MnSBY,
s. T. STRIBIING.
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NTElv GKOCEsIEs-JUsT RECEIVED

NEW GtIOCERIES-JuST RECEIVED
- ShnSrr PRESERVES; new HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
t'r~ rirI BISCUITS; English Sal CFS and Pickles.
Fr"uc, FRESER YES. Westphaia HANS;
EAI<INS, Zig, and Prtu"S, in lars ard Fancy Boxes:
and variety o: FANCY GROCERIES, .t received desirable
:or the Holidays.
Together with very superior stock Of excellent WINES
LIQUORS and CURpfAI
For safe the GEN GROCERY STORE % Barone st.
T.. BERCjE!}
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FOR RENT.

-, FOR RJNT-THE THIRD AND FOURTH STo-.
@ RI ES Of No 81 Gravier stTeeboth we'll furnished Ap
EaMply to JONES, MACK1NDER CO.,
street
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dc Ia paroisse d,Orleals. ) SWIFT. No. s7a
I'm VERTU dun Writs de ficrl facias n
~ moi adrcst par honorahe d. F. MITCHELL Premier Cour
de e de PaiN de paroisse dOrleas procecrai
nubique MECREDI lie 81 decenbre, 1856 midi juste Ia
lnnson dencan rue Camp, poydras ct Graver.
IN BEAU PIANO.
Sas dams l'utfaire cidessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
dis % p 81 Connet5hle.
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gJHffE tEENl FANCY AND FAMILY GttU-
L Gerry STORE, No. 3 Baronue street, f. l.. BERGER,
Agent. ~ ,t,,,,,-,--,o r-,,.,,c
and ilIQt RS.
n CHAMP ACNE, Of the best Brands in quarts and pnts
8ssI"T FINE WINES Superior OLD BRANDY .na other
Supcrtne CORlll AIS, and variety Of Fancy Arti
very best qualities always hand, ut low prices.
zpIs delivered 10 families free Of drSyage. m,2 iy
~ ED UEE1-l4O bhls Raw and HOiled; for sale by
ALFRED KEAR&1,
n ill., A y Magazine street.
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R+'OS AlR E1-A LIKELY MULATTO BOY l6 YEARS
OF age He good dining servant honest and web
aspos inquire at the Of DrysGes streets or
at -I-s oElCe die SPIT
| 4. FFNLEK, STOCK, NOTE AND Bill. BKOKER
As No. SO ST. Charles street.
Insurance Scrip, Land Warrants etc., purchased
kSt faleS. DO tn
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FIRST JUSTICES COURT, EVANS s R1DGWAY vs.. J. R.
Parish Of Orleans. 5 SWIFT No ST..
RY VIRTUE of n writ of fEerE fucIns to me
- directed by the Honorable u. F. Mitchell, First Justice
of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed sell
at public auction WEDNESDAY. the 3st December 1856
at L. o'clock NJ at the auction mart Camp street, between
PoydraS and Gr;vitr streets,
One Fine PIANO FORTE
Seized in the above entitled suit,
TERAS-Cash Oh the spot.
WI c. QCIRK,
dis % y 81 Constable,
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RAISINS. RAISINS.
BY 4. t. SYKES Auctioueer
CATURDAY. 27th inst, at 10 O'Clock. at
- anctio his auction store % Magazine street. will be
sold
1000 boxes Raisins, whole, half and quarter boxes. -.
nGsaIEI,M S--ttaSh. ds6
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Parish Of Orleans. No. 2l.6a8
Ply VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable D. f. MITCHELL First
of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans will proceed sell
PUBLIC anc'ion at my Warehouse No y Julia street. WE'D
NESDAY the 3lst day Of December, 1856 O'Clock P. Nj
| ONE LOT OF FURNITURE, and a GRAPE SHAWL
| Seized in the above entitled suit
| TERMS-Cash the spot.
| DIG q 20 81 WIN, C. OIrIRK
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from Boston, will diclar. Monday
I'd inst Post 38 First District. Conecs requested to
attend receipt oil their goods the ltfct, otAtTW!Se
they vii. be sore! at their expense and risk.
G22 GEO. W. HTSSOS d co. s. Camp street.
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DOCTOR BAAFEE,
10 20 C,ro n-1,n T

J1UCLOS d CO., NO. s. BIENVtLLE Rect, COR
IL Exchange Alley, have the honor inform their
friends public that they have opened their store
above. DEPOT OF FURNITUEE, of every description
such Besteads rnoirs, Centre Tables aud Others 1ete-a
Tee Chairs and others Sofas Fanteui Moss, Hair Spring
Mattresses; Fenther Beds They undertake Repairing Fur
make exchanges and take They hope
and industry obtain share of the public patronage.
dlT
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issJ- The consignccs of 100 bills. potatoes,
500 boxes herring kcd A. 2i3 tales uiy Gus marked
W. IS babes enny cloth marked NJ consigned 70 order Per
bark hannah Thornton, from New York, will please make
known the dhnrgn@ clerk the evce other
Wis hey will tu stored NJ tleil expense and risk
dgj GEO. W. HTN~nE It CO.. 81 Camp street
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TT" Soticc.-Thc steamer Republic will at
The Business oil the Il. W. NCRA for this week only
the Mc&ne is undergoing repairs. ~
DIS JOHN W. CANNON, master.
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Gr,., European Discovery,

PROTECTED BY royal letters patent Ensans secured By
the reals Of Ecoe de Phamacie de Paris and the Imperial
lege Of Medicine Vienna
Tnesema No the remedy for and local debility
OF vHe power decay, all distressing
quences arising from oay abuse &C ia effects ecacous
~ youh manhood and old tho vle powers
come Impaired, in the dsetn Of e "
universally adopted all physical mpodmenu vanish like
before m influence, thus rendering s invaluable
teftng the marriage state,
Tnesema No completely and entirely eadcates traces
hose disorders which copava and cubebs long
an anndote or 10 the ruin Of the health Of portion
Tuesoma No the European remedy
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician
mercury 70 the inevitable destruction Of the patents
and which ai the sarapala IN the world
Tresemar Nos T. q and alike Of SMELL and
all naaaesns qualities They may lay
their use being detected.
Sold in tin cases % divided separate doses
ministered BY Vaipeau, LalsInnnd, Rour, kc,
To be had, Wholesale and RETAIL n. A. Barrow
Green street near Canal New York specially appointed by the
proprietor and for United
other part o America Immediately receiving remittance
NJ Barrow will forward the Tesrmar any part of The world
securely Packed and addressed according the instructions Of
writer.
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov p-dlyr
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No. 56ll
Notice OF the Vithdra wal OF Lands in Mich.
gan.

pursuance Of the Congress approved Sd June, 1885, ms
king grant Of McHI6As cou
railroads said u.
gwen conlnu,
OF the folio
probably falling within the prescribed limits selection
directed heretofore ordered by telegraph
30tb OF May last, 10 wit:
Office DusoAs; All the lands the district in the southern
and Ia west, and township
81 in the northern pn,nuia all the lands north township
39, AID west of range 10 west
Office All the andsin the district,
ships H. l2, 10, and IA lying west Of range IA west.
Once All the lands district, except
townships situated north Of township and Of range
and those north Of township 10 and ofrnnge
Office DETRoIT All lands the district betwees
townships and III north, and all situated
range6 west.
Oice SAuLT STE. MARIE All the lands in the district
south Of township 81, in 90 to 81 inclusive.
South of township SO, In 80 to "a inclusive.
South Of township So, In ranges IS and 36.
South OF township 81, 10 ranges 81 and %.
North of township 46, 30 and 40; and
North oftswnship 4s, in ranges 4i and A.
These latter embracing neay all the lands advertised
Presidents proclamation No 552 be July
Ste Mufe which will therefore, be offered public
therein ordered.
Given under hand, the General Land Office,
Washington, this thirteenth day Of june 1856.
THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
June H-law6wt IInteI 3 starl CommissiobG.
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Land warrant Lost.

TUE public hereby notified of August
1850, the undersigned Elha Herndon, whom land
s59ls fr issued by Pensions
under enclosed
county
Snyder OF IN
said land
dersrned aud has failed NJ.
believed that the either uudueny
mails or lost
Al therefore hereby warned from said
warrant intend apply the Commissioner Of
duplicate Of ssid warrant
ELISHA HERNDoN
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IN iSA 'LaOAD DIRECT no THE WEST.
EU I'd ssE.z silIlIzz1G EasR


Tinas bstwso" washing,on and Whesiing but Igi
hGuFaI
Running time Laioeen Waahnyoa and 0snonnai ~ hoars
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks be I'm
Washington
THE Railroad having greatly improved ia
western conneIons now Offers the fullest Inducements
ee between Washington BALTIMORE and all portions of the West
The eonusAlou trains Washington
s ss iSs Relay sG%s aSss 4sSs ana at s
washington and Inc Ohio dvsr Baggage checked through
Wheeling Washington station Iechecked transferred
through dcke for points beyond The csnnecns trans
Washington daily o M, and AZ, p m ON Sundays at The
Wheeling direct
Wheeling, through Cambridge ZanesvIe Newark,
a ~ Se
Al Columbus o. railroad
of he Little Miami raiead xenia, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
WILLIE SC A, xenia, Lls Miami railroad, is
Eayes. EacI 81
Natchez, New Orleans, which also sold Washington
are transferred M a. Cincinnati TO the mail steamers on the Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chi
caso ac Ohio navgable
Wheeling and Weiyie (fory miles) where conneIon with
Travellers notice while is the only
aoTg hroush tickets and checks in Washington II also the
great West The distance from Washington Cincinnati
routel
by through Washington To Wheeling 50
Columbus, Si3 IS Dayton, SIS Cincinnati, Sl6
y sd fsTs s M TSis from 81 sS s so @ 90
Chicago s5o $40 ST. Louis sas sas Ss%phs
For Fedsek and arpers Ferry sarinsburs Bses. Springs
Cumberland Bedford sgrnss Piedmont Oakland and rmoun
way Baltimore Wheeling 6, a. M
train from washington ,..,- ..,.- -,-,.,
vor further information, through tickets &C., apply to TH
PhRSoNs, agent, al washington station. - = -
Master OF Transportation 10 Bal,i%o,e % and
May 5-dn Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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Law school OF Cumberland University, al Lebanon
Tennessee.

Law school OF Cumberland University, az Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon Abraham CaruleS, late OF the circuit
judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan late Of tho ndges othe supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromleld l.. Ridley the cnancelors
Judges Cauthes Green their whole
10 the school.
Plan Of finsrueon Daily examinations
books No regular lectures explanations
daily lessons the Of the examinations.
2. Weekly law in which
suits by profes
prosecute them through all the
practice The framed require them prepare
Deeds Wills records and all of documents be
dence the trials Some Of taken by appeal
which 10 held monthly in the Glass; and In
subcat the end oevey session The students clerks
Jurors circuit chancelors other Official
saciiies with their
Sons.The first session the third Monday
embcr ends third Thursday February. The
succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in July.
per sesTon.-Tuon $50, advance contngen
fee S2 boarding about $50 Students furnish
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
sessions required complete the
advanced No previous study required
There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There a moot legislature connected with school.
Number ofstudents the last collegiate eighty six.
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board OF Trustees
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Stopping Southampton both going and returning they offer
proceeding London and aye advantages
other route, for the economy OF time aud money.
Passage from KsO York to Southampton and Bremen.
Frst cabin saoon $3.50 Gst cabin lower saOon clio
second do, 500.
All letters and through the once
No bills OF adng viii be signed parcels received the
sailing
An experienced surgeon is attached to each ship.
rorfreght or passage, apply
q. H. SAND, IL South William ST., N. Y.
o. A, HElNEKEN u Co.. Bremen.
CR0SKEY 4 60, Southampton.
WILLIAM isELIN, iavTs.
Feb 2T-dy
The daily union., 1856-10-24
NLESWOOD OmMhTEtY.-omee No. aga pennsylvania

nLENWOOD CEmhTEHY.-Omee No. eg2 PennsyIya
Of 10th street, Savings Bank This
cemetery laid Of celebrated
New York. and situated the high ground distant
mile north Of the CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
the This have received charter from Con
gIess appopnang their ground forever burial making
fec title the purchaser and prohibiting
legislation otherwise, which Of importance who
wish their dead where they placed has
become in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other purposes, sell H. and throw dead pro
Aiscuousy large and legal
titles given 10 the ground.
NJ 0ice from 10 20 ~ where pamphlets, with
aap, the charter and by laws and all other niomaou be
obtained also, all order. for nlements leh with Mr. James F. Har
No. 4I0 Seventh other undertaken
June IDLY