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COALCOOKING sTOYE.

IN have just lived small supply Of COAL COOKING
w STOVES, Of differ Sizes that hi. bly,
mended th have hesitation in warrSntng them.
The Prize Coat Cooking Stove,
The Keystone Statt,
The Lily Of the West,
The Beauty % the West
The advancing prices Of wood maks mport0ntt
mca Housekeepe ~ provide good Stove that will
well with coal These have fa given entire satisfaction,
recommended the attention Of those sup
ply them.elves with Cook Stoves.
We have, also the following patterns Of Stoves for
wood universally popular ia the Eastern States for their
economical consumption Of the fuel warranted bake and
draw vel:
The Mayhower, two Sizes
The Halcyon, two sizes;
The Comet four Sizes
We have aso for sale usual low and
modstng terms the following popular stoves from the best
fOuDdries # the West:
The Kentuckisn Cook Stove, two sizes;
The Indiana do do do
The Tennessee do do do.
The Iron free Premium;
The Best Premium;
The Pennsylvanan. all Of which we VII sell as Low
terms they can be procured in the city.
rIEE MROUGEhT IKON COOK STOVE.
The Tennessean four sizes we manufacture and have now
hand good supply Of these popular Stoves and
able TO supply all o ders. 80
june,7 MACKENZIE WILSON
mOPS ANR SCRURRING BRUSHES.
I Usr Received Long Hand scrubbing Brushes, HaH
- Brooms pusting Brushes Neps, Tea Cop Mops, real
Clothes Baskets Clothes Hampe
Mays AAcKsNnE WILSON.
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Fresh Arrivals.
WTE have just ed and in store. the foloWiD
w articles, which sill sell cheap for cash.
leo b Is Mas mock Potatoes;
2Ou packages star Candles;
100 bbls Reched whisky;
IS do Old Bourbon do;
23 do do R,e do;
IS do American Brandy;
81 dozen hrooms;
125 boxes w X y Cheese;
IS bbs Pure Cider Vinegar;
BOZ bags Shot.
10kegs Bar Lead;
rarrhlA HART NIrRPA 20
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOPICE no AIsGPPERS,
d. - .n....nh L. AnshrAlIn--

1 the NASHVILLE AMI Chattanooga railroad Company
N have notified and reminded the Central Railroad Com
snes Of &c rgia Of rates. anc IL does ret
have noticed recognised in The b %
that Company recently Distributed In city We
method Of informing the Merchants Shipper by
N ihr viii be ~ So foE lUO bs ast
soods and not 81 20 she grand bills represent; tf25 10
the through hst czss goods from the
ward Nashville butt beet to The Variaoa Of 10
Edeo SUMNER and dcducfod q 10 PEI Too lbs.
Winter Ehich the rate per advertisement,
Abs from Janv December ard o. from Dec 10 Juns.
n. / ANDERSON,
Sur.yint.,.i.nt
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TAKEN this spring from the apiay Of Dr. 7. B. Hamn
also specimen OF the Hives used will be exhibited
free" al reasonable hours to which price will Be aided
should Il he the "unanImou" wish OF portion Of The
die ne, for particulars call and see i, a.
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To AL the Eastern cities. -.s. 81.
Three daily Eastern Trains at A 10 A NJ and 6P n.
TiR~r TRAIN Cleveland, Pittshurl, Steubenyile and
Wheeling, Lighting Express leaves Cincinnss ut o'clock
for all the Eastern cities; also, Detroit via Cleveland
spriu held Wilmington Circlevle Lancaster and zsnes
vile, Chicothe ard Athens This train betu Gin
cnnst and Co umbus LovelSnd Morrow XsnA and Lon
don only.
SkCOND TRA1N-Cleveland Pittsburg aud Wheeling Tx
pres Mail leaves Cincinnati at 10 o'clock via Ceve
land, Psburg and Wheeling, for all the Eastern ets This
train stops at all the points between Cincinnati and coum
bus.
THIRD TRAIN-Accommodation, Leaves Cincinnati at
$3.50 O'Clock, tor Sprp Ehed, Wilmington Crcevile
and Lancaster, Chicothe and HiSborough. This train
stops at al ints bet ncinnati and Sp, rgfed.
FOURTH 1RAiN-Clevels nd and Pittsbu Night Exrress
leaves Cincinnati a. O'clock via Cleveland and Pitts
burg for al h- Etsern ee This train stops at all points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train Sunday 80 O'Clock P NJ for Columbus.
Trains run by Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
einnati al.
Fare as Low as by any other Route
FOR THROUGH TILkETS,
And all information please ply at The Offices No Burnet
House second door West OF Vine street. No III Gibson
House Building and old office, Southeast Of Broad
way and Front street opposite Spencer House, the
Eastern little MiamD Depot, Esst Front street.
Ogfcs hours from ~ Il. n. snfI 81 p. NJ
P. W. STRADER, Gtn1Ag'.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers At all the cpa Hotels for each and
every train By leaving directions at Ell her OF the above
offices, will call for passengers in a of the citv, With
on fail. imav2I1 ". r RUGGIES, C0ndu-tar.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.

81
RRIvAL and Departures o. Psss1gcv Trains. To take
n effect and airr saturday, Jone 2ist, 1856
Day Passenger Tran. -avss Nashville St5 o'clock Ar
irving Cha en0ogs At 05 oeek, p NJ Might Passenger
rtains tesve Nashville Al NJ arriving at ChaftanooeA
at450 "A ~.
lar Passenyer Traiu leaves CHATTANOOGA at GAM Ar
irving Nashville 40 NJ Nlehg Passenger Train leaves
Chattanooga a Tsp. ~ Arriving At Nashville s.E3 An.
n. l. ANDERSON, Superintendent.
NASHVILLE yune 2fst, lSE6.
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RATES oF FREIGHT
sgs5 - - - Nll

~ - -
FR0MCHARLEST0N ANDsA SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
TorAKK uHscT
On and after the First Of june.
FIRST GLASS
Piano ForteS Books and Stationery Boots Shoes and
Hats; LqtoTs, ris, &c, in bottles Campfire and
Spirits TurpentiDe, in bbls; Carpe'ing China Glass
and Glasswsr-, Cigars In cases, Cbeks, Cent eiioDa
rss' Vouon OsIo cutlery, 70 cases caSks and boxes;
Dry Goods IN boxes and bales; Drugs, Fruits, ruit
Trees and Shrubhert, Furs, Garden Seeds, ooking
GLASSES and LookingeIass P.ste, Cat o-nsr's rrk0
Ware, Teas aud Spie, pr i0o lbs from lss Deem
and from ist lane 20 ist Decenr Der ss
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, eXeept such ssi cited in first Third
class; Coffee Mills, Machinery; PcreiRn LIQUORS. In
o' ana p,p ; ronseso IN boxes L,sthsr N rolls
QueensVsre in crates AMI casks; Rice, Whiting,
Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper, per 100 lbs 500
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, shoves Spades Sad Irons Zinc and Tin in pigs:
Tn-pate, Anvils. Eiees, casks % Chains and Hoes,
Manila and Cotton C,rage, Coffee, heavy Ca tings
NIL Gearing, Railroad Wheels and Axles Chairs and
Spikes, and Rosin IN hbs, per 100 lhs ......... so
SPECIAL RATES.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other Fight articles
not enumerated; also, boys Of Acids or other
Chemicals, will be charged by actual weight, but at
double First Class Rates, or per iOO lbs. ...fsSO
The rates the same from Charleston and savannah to
sevenzen, and all stations this side, as Nashville
overchsrges where they evidently exist will be corrected
BY the Nashville and Chattsnoogs Ransd and paid by the
Treasurer upon proper certificate from the gent delivering
Tie ROas will not for hid tamsges or Injury e
baxes packages when external appearance
Of damage eyi-ts
No claim for damages win he considered unless aeconpa-
MED with rs,s; shoEng the goods TO have been In coed
order when delivered 10 The Roa Charleston and sa-
vannah
In Of short rood the Roads REQUIRE 50 davs
animation q The ne- uud by expiration AZ that
tine the Road del veFiDE viii re authorised pAvbut
cim shall b. considered sought for unless receipts
exhibited as sVitencs Of shiumeut
No goods will b. d.vered until al charges are paid snd
receipt given by the eonsignses or their age nts
The Agents Of the n O. r. R. are under heavy bonds 10
the company; and al freight hills due to the Agents ndi-
vidusiy therefore freight hills paid in iull
elevations for charges, damages &C. be paid By
the Treasurer only certificate of the Agent and an
thOrtv u the Superin teudent.
mayi5 H. l. ANDERSON, supt
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''0'er the Lake where dropped the WILLOW"
LARGE lot o. MARKET Bs-kets Of all siEes, made from
n this same Willow so sAid," for sale by
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10 PRINTER and Bookbinders.

To Printers and Bookhinders.
"ANrtsGs-TAe name and aaareas II every Prsaker
w and Asakifndsr ts etAiss, % uhoz usl
send free ~ alGsFzssEp CArsLoeuEa
RULING MACHINES, PKNs AED PRIESTS.
one saSs capT Il Newspaper, and TIE Card q eeek
hlsarzss ui Ery sai fnd shris advsnssG4
y sssd sasAF nEnacs aa4 aaarsm . w-0. hick0K.
ep@a-en 1eAa HAsEtkBuss, Pa
~ fhsss Msshines tt h eBsatoa ne Been
elndsry q CtEsa bsadsrlok a. Nsssss wAo ws tshs
p'sssaFs n shsxeps tAsa ssBy shs ssll azn htsa
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TEN TEACHERS Of srst ability smpioye4in the
school; Ahordng facilEs. for thorough EEsIRE edu
cation, uith Latin. Greek The mndSTn polite lang u
se lon guitar harp and organ drawing, embroidery,
ar d seven kinds Il painting.
Refinement OF nannsr the etiquette Of society incu
Gated ParsIsn lady resides IN the family Prises are
awarded IN each department.
Aid. 10 pAysioaf eucafion Be found in cAst sncs
banding. Gy mnzsua bouling Alley, (stEictly prvsteJ
swimming In hyste River sal horssbsck riding, Ae Wei
trained saddle horsss belong 20 he Seminary
For partcnaEs, address the Prsse.pai
ErsHsEscEs-Hon Robert O. winthrop Boston; Hon. I'd
yard kverrt DO Chares Rrcoks West Aeaforc Rev.
John iierpent do o. GArner An Principal Beston lain
School Hon Abhos LssFenee. Boston; Rev hubbard Win
sos, Kew Fork; Rev. wm. Hagae D., Albany Rev kol
I'm NsAlss D. Resioa Hon. ssn Houston, rvHas.
msylf-
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r. C. McNAIRY & co.
No s. COLLEGE STREET.
LJAVE Just received the foi'' wing article:
II White MSrselIes, bd iHntes for Basques;
Jlconet and Swiss Band, an" h1uncingE
knb'd 9Gi-s Mullins, great variety;
husins Collars aud Sleeves-(separate and In sets)
Linen and Cambria do
" 'urng do
White Blue srd Scarlet Bor'd 9imty Quilts, article;
Ladies and Misses Isle Thread Hose;
i2 dozen small Rcd Bonesiick Faps;
IL " White
u Sandal - God
u [" ASSORTED
Also large stock o extra svy colored and white Cotton
Tor Pan Pa 9trpei osnaOuTss and Domes-
tcs 10 CREST variety aud Usnaburgs and Brown DO.
eStcB Dumr>ties all with and prices, ed and
uBdtsPf; Cotton and Linen sheetngs, 1ovs hApkint,
Table Cloths, Dana k &c &C., all At the lowest possible
prizes.
Dress Good
All des rpons OF Printed beregss, Ts'ues, 6rensdnee
all ptons Of cooied SILKS a. greatly reduced
p Ice. mJSO C. hcNAlKf q w.
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SOME PUMPKINS.
.nrm Meal

A good as AnyhOdys, AZ .. Q. RUMsEYs.
Hurra for BuckmOre s. FilIingham
PEAKlNG Of Han, have lot Of very choice on-s, for
) sale low al D. G. RUMsEYT.
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I have someihing sweet TO .,
ThA Rnfrla Won NAV kaanl

4 SEQUEL TO aye FLY, !" beng direct descendant Of
II the Nectar the heather gods used when they got
and Kicked the out Of the skies IN IS
that time. For sale "loW down" considering the qriiy
G. RUhsEY.
Nora BDH-"corn. Metre No connection win Lad
Agencies.
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n Market street.
INE h.ve iust opened sns Of foIiovis
w articles.
Laos H0uxp GnAm CnArLm:
Fuss FINokaED (ikk.N gaADLR:
GEnuiSE 6klEFns bEAp8;
GAYS do,
C. :. GAADEx RAEzs:
CAfI srNn GAADxH H0Es;
ssArRs hAhxs.
NUTs WfaR;
t3EfFYINs ionsn NARs;
BaAes AkD fIrF~.
FPEAA JaoESaSB SAWS:
spis ". HoEros co, n x.rlss
JUST REcFHFRD,
ALL SIZES. ANVIL" BRAND NAILS -sAs - MAJ
"a n4d..
sTnns supsnsr ssysAs Blades.
GrNns 6rnss
ssst Hassrsd e,.in cF..as'
usys IN. HoRroE. n Msssss a
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
gEg s - - IN.
Express Notice.

Express Notice.
EHzSE1 EsssEa - - Nln
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILRoAD.
V'HE "AGAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY" have made ar
rangements with the above Rail- otd FIR Daily Express
Lne and prepared receive and forward Freight
PacksEr &C. bv Passenger Trains to hnntsvie Decatur
ruscun bia and rtrred ate stations the c. NJ
Q Railroads. Email Pachsg reduced rates.
~ Messengers leave Nashville daiy 1t O'Clock An
~ Frrights to be 'oTWared nv Express viii be called
or without extrs charge lsD1O-nl A. K. HOLT Agent.
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0OOO KEGS shoenherger's Nails, all sizes;
%OOO 200 dozen Painted Buckets
900 boxes (lA barsl PreScots N. Soap;
200 b 4 Cls itner's Mould TkloW Candies,
81 ibis 6uldel Syrup;
80 " Sugar House MOlasses;
In store and for sale By W. "A. GORDON co.
marci2
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White Goods and Embroideries, GO.
IACUNE Canb.I Plain an lotte Swiss, Plain strip
j and ChecKed hu ls and NAnsooks ID nifty India Twis
Brihantrs. Msrseies Qul's Lae and Muslin Curtains
Lace Muslin Jaconet sets Muslin end J1conet Coan
swiss Jaconet Flour cngs Swiss snd Jaeouet trimmings
Vol aud Edgings Black GeDpure Lacts Grapes, 1Ar
ton's &C &c. All very cheap. At Nc LELLAhDE
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NOTICE mo- PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTs.
mo. 56l.l
Notice of the withdra wal OF Lands in Mich.

IN pursuance Congress approved Sd June 1856
king grant of State OF MicHoAs 10 aid In tb
strucn railroads in said state, distinctions have
the registers and receivers TO contu
from sale and location OF the following DESCRIBED
lands az probably falling within prescribed limits Of selection
unit, directed heretofore erdersd by telegraph a
3oh OF May last 10 wit;
Once at All the lands in the District in the southern M
uini ween range and IA wes and south Of township
also northern Penindd all the lands north OF Township
~, AID of range 10 west
Office All lands the district except all those
ships II, - 49, and IA lying west OF range IA west
Oce AT GrsRsFE. lands the district, except those
townships situated township n and east Of
north OF township 10 and east Of range east
Office al All he lands in the district lying between
townships north, and all situated west OF range
Once KALAMAZOO, All HE lands in the district lying
range 6 west. H#
Oce MANS All the lands In the district situated
south II township 81, in ranges 90 10 81 inclusive.
q townshp 50, In % 10 - inclusive.
South Of township So, In ranges Is aud 70
South OF township 81, in ranges 90 and %
North OF township 70, In rnnges ~ and 4oi and
North oftownshir ds, In ranges Al and A.
These Latter embracing nearly lands advertised
Presidents proclamation No 5a be offered next July SAIL
Marie which win noi therefore, be offered at the pubc
ordered.
hand the General Land Once, at the city
Washington this thirteenth day OF June, 1856
June H-law6wi lin,el Start COMMISSIONS.
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PROTECTED BY royal letters patent Of England and secured BY
the Ecoe do Phnfmaco do Paris md the Imperial Col
legc of Medicine, Vienna.
Tesom.r tho cdy for general and local debility, loss
power, decay, aud all the distressing
quenccs arising early abuse, sc m effects ecacious
the vir would not be
come Unmarried even in tho Tine ne f the Tosnmn
universally adopted rbysos mpeaimcus vanish like
before influence, rendonI s usc nvnuabe to those
tcrinH the marriage state.
Tesemnr completely 1oy eradcatcs all
disorders copaya heb thought
andots for heath Of portion Of the pop
uaton.
Tesema No the great European remedy for that class Of
which unfortunately The English physician treats with
mercury Inevitable destruction OF the patients constitution
sarsaparlla In the world cannot
Tresemar Nos L. alike devoid smell, and
a qualities They lay on the toilet table without
their being detected.
Sold in lin cases divided separate doses ad
rninisfered ~ Valpeau, Lalemand, Roux, sc. : =
had, and retail OF Mr. n. A. Harrow NO ~
Canal New York specially appointed by the
for tho United states and every
part OF America Immediately recsWpr Teitance
forward Tries~mar any part 81 inc word,
securely and addressed according the DISTINCTIONS me
writer.
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov p-dly
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RY RAILROAD DIREUr 10 THE WEST.
S M szjs..sjiss ssyE

Ti~ie between Washington snd wheeling bat i1s
Raniag time 6sissea Washington and Cincinnati ~ hes-s
Through Tickets ans nsggags chechs TO DO had In
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved
NOW oilers ne ss 10 70 Iav
the Northwest, and the Southwest.
The connenion between Washington and tbs
trains West Baltimore always promptly nads At The
Washington Junction s.sy called the Relay nouse miles
Washington Baggage checked Though to
there TWIN s ss ana w. a ho
through ueke for points sayohd The connecting
a,s nn day ats M and 4x M on Sundays at the
AZ whsslins direct made with the trains of the CEN
IhAL ONTO RAILROAD, running from Belare, Ohio,
1ss MseaG through Gumsdee GAINESVILLE and Newark
Mansfield esndusky railroad for sandusky, Toledo Deoi
Il a, asa e. railroad eoDnse, with the t,,, ,0.
of the Little Miami ratsad to xeua, CiNcINNaTl LOUIS
ss Al Msn1 n on s Miami s
mants Iaiaye,ie, Chicago lock Island $, Louis, &C.
Naiehes, New oeass, &s.whes are al wanconS
ss IF o to and ' %a as as ." o oSI
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo Detrol,
cago &c. tickets when OHIO nasisabe between
Whssiss and W,ssIs, o,,y ais' where connection with
Travellers notice that while this the only route
hoss mo speedy and d direct g nearly ali ne leading points
great West The distance dh washhstca 10 Cincinnati. Is
by dcte, from Washington To whseips 90 ss
y M By s M T Sn M g. bea @ g
$50 s. ss SOL ST. Louis, SIS 50 and saa Memphis
For Fsdsss and nrper Ferry Msrusburr Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford Springs, Piedmont oakand and fanount
way stations Baltimore and Wheeling take 6,
train from Waahlaston p,u;no. ,peei, oa
sor ,fths iniomaton through tickets, &C. apply to fiji fl.
PARSONS, agent, al Washington station 49,, : ~
Master Of TRANSFORMATION Baltimore and
May 5-dn Ohio Railroad Baltimore
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PumelI Toudvne johnson Gray and Maria Sessions
equity county, Thomas Spence
Judge of the eth JUDICIAL circuit Of Maryland.
HE object OF THE suit pocare decree sale Of certain
al estate the o. PARTITION and per,etng the title OF
complainant interest owned by certain
mackey, OF county deceased his will devised
all his during her htu,
ancr her death William NJ D. Townseni EEa Townsend,
zlbeh Ann Vance Henry Alexander Smith, and Snsan Smith
hundred doas, Tho bill alec the
life the title Of certain John b. Slemons
purchase by said John semons Of Elizabeth
dealt
all said Joints death Of William NJ D. Townsend
and Of Maria Sessions and Mary T. siemon equal
fh interest his only heirs The desh Of Ela
Townsend and tbs descent Of her right Mary semons only
heir the sale by Mary T. semons Of
In said lot TO the complainant the purchase by said John H. Sic
his lifetime OF Mara Sessions In said lot and that
Iost or destroyed Of descent
interest her brother the said Hnry and the sale
Henry all his certain Johnson Gray
the State OF Virginia that the complainant SEIZED common
subject
for the life q sd Susan, who ' living and
advanced and praying for decree establishing the complain
sold
said John -lemon, and nf deere. for
purpose paro and for order OF publication
Maria and Johnson who residents Of this II
heeupon this third day 81 June eighteen hundred aud any by
the su6scber circuit judge o the eighth Judicial circuit q
That the complainant BY caung Of this order
puhlbedin Washington city
of weeks before the 18th day July
bin appear hi. court person
cnr on fifteenth day Of next
premises and show II they have why decree should
pnss prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE.
GryTs WooLToRD Clerk.
June 7-law5wif
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

~, United statcs mail steamships Iaavc New York
SRd4 for Aspnwan the 5th and 10th Of each month,
VGSH connecting with mail steamers from Panama to san
Francisco.
These steamships been inspected and approved by the Navy
Department. guaranty speed aHd safety
The Panama railroad i7 miles long, completed from ocean
ocean crossed or The baggage passcn
Francisco
embarked Panama BY the
The money all expenses OF the Trip.
New York. Panama, and
Gan Francisco detention In Of accident that
the II entirely reliable.
Passengers day they arrive n Aspn-
WI
Conductors 90 through by steamer charge
M children without other protectors.
through tickets lowest apply NJ the III
West street, New York, w. RAYMOND.
Mayg-
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o'no. ., r.. m.srrs.o oos.os,sA 4.o L.

osuox srlaso Cossottb ArxD LosrsHIss,
bsiuaore, Maryland, July !, ls55.
hE conlmissiouerof s Maryland
has cauuon the public against swndleTs
who eirouse ~ mail aRd lottery schemes
wholly Delicious
TIE legal lotteries Maryland drawn daily
the supennendcnee Of the
he state under the constitution approve
schemes and 10 attend 0 the drawings.
All the tickets IN these iottecs all certificates
tickets have The os aphed Brennan agent
lot The contractor Once Maryland Lotteries
Baltimore, MaTyland.n All others arr fraudulent
For iul Information subject address
FIX. Brennan,
Sept 2s-dly Baltimore Maryland.
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ELErwOOD CEMETEaY.-omce No. asa Penns ylyania
avenue Of 10th street, Savings This
cemetery laid the celebrated
New YORK. And situated The high ground distant
Lar mile north OF the Capitol North Capitol leading directly
10 the This company Con
appoprang he purposes making
fee title the purchaser and prohibiting
legislation otherwise whtch Of importance those who
wish their dead placed
become custom In all cities when the burial ground
valuable ior other purposes, sell IT, and FRO
seuoasy into large pitt and legal
40 tiues given The ground.
N Office open from 10 10 H. where pamphlets with
the charter, and by laws and all other information be
obtained also aiodefs for ntements len with Mr. James r. a
vy No. 40 Seventh street. other undertaken will
nItssa1l IDLY
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Law school Ounnbs efand University, az Lebanon.
Tennessee.

Law school OF osnabsriand University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
EACULTY Hon Abraham Caruhers, late Of the circuit
l. Judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green late Of the ndgcs supreme
Of Tennessee. .."# ..gM
Hon Bromfed L. Ridley, Of the cnancelon Of
Judges Cnue and Green dew their whole time exclusively
to the school. .s
Plan Of inuctionl. Daily examinations
books No regular Of lectures, but explanations
daily lessons II the progress Of the examinations.
Weekly cfcUmmon law and equity which
denis quits
and them through all the
practice. The framed require them
DEEDS wills ecods, and all of documents, 10 ,
the trials Some of ,sep bv annsa, q,
upcme which Is he'll monthly in The caa, aoS
u ae una o. every The students Clerks
ssdges and chanceors, and la other official ca
sasslues co. with their suits.
-sstonsThe FIRST session third
tember ends third Thursday February The second com
tho succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in July
Expenses per scsson.Tuon fee $780, advance; conngen
fee 81 boarding about 500. Students Furnish their
which be had In the Lebanon booksorcp.
Four sessions required 10 complete unless
class No previous study required for al
mission. There four regular classes may ensr
any time during the collegiate year.
There a legislature connected with school,
Number Of students the last collegiate year eighty six
ROBERT l.. CARlJTHRkS,
Feb ll-eoly Pecsident Board of Trustees