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Mysteries Of the Post ONCE.

"a mail bag is an epitome OF human hfe"
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS;
Or Notes from the Diary Of Special Agent efAs pca ofa
Department.
HoLBRooK.
lamo 4a pp Price 81 as Beautifully illustrated with s steel
ktche and II wood designs chiefly
by barley ..r #aM t#
VHIs Of the chief odcsn
ana s ro ons ~ ~ h Ks s
book OF the ind issued calculated The public ins,
which perience
the detection ard Of offenders against the enacted
for The security OF the mails and the vioaby VI private cores
public under hearty
the press Brief extracts from some Of these many nens
notices annexedI
and, veine and general Truth to nature will form
pleasant addition to our stock Of popular Light ieranre
We boz nd 10 concede Nj Doibrook narrative Of hi. p
Office the merit Of being exceedingly Interesting and
suggestive book-k. y. Herald.
entertaining have recently
Ho'brook unvash-d recas all
ands Reynolds moasoes and one who reads them vii
life Boston POs. "s#.
This work ielC by subject every
persoa Who can read book or write a letter.
amusing and, the time, interesting work Of n
kind has never been Published IN Ameca-PAadepAa BHlA
81 written and amusing work. from which shall make
extract or two Tor the benefit Of The eomaonity -,
with e,ehes of moved and mattel
IPhiiadeipAiS Jnquirer.
This book indeed novelty sIseeanr, and open
ing source Of smusemspt Hartford Daily Coural
There accidents. ots and character
contained in hts sketches 10 al dozen noycsRiAnsnd Ega
No person allowed himself harbor for momeni
idea opening another psfons letter read the book with
on; numbering ~ the nEhni rrsepeo on which BE- has ooa
Published by IL cowpsrthwnt a Co., PhiIadsIphia.
For sale bY al booksellers and pewsHgenu
bee a9-dGt
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GFx ~S.e3Ss93fy 1ffEN3G
Tirne between Washington aud Wheeling but I7t
hours!
Running time bsesn Washington and Cincinnati q hours
washinston
FHE Baltimore ard Ohio Raoad having greatly improved its
Washington baltimore and ali polons West
the Northwest, and the Southwest.
The between the trains from Washington and tbs
eae ~a s I% a nS at es
Baltimore This Is only change required between
Washington snd The Ohio ysr Baggage checked through o
there w The without shase for osf holding
Washington daily All M and *, p nj On Sundays at the
Al wheeling Hired somsesn made with the trains of the CEN
TRAL OHIO hALaoAD ,unnns from ssla'Is, On ,e ono
COLUMBUS These trains connect Newark with the Newark
Mansfield and sandusky railroad for sandu Toledo Detroit
A. oos%sa' s O. railroad ttSn. sopgss, viii The fast ,ps'
VILE e s Al xsn S 10 ef msm
formed with the trains through Dayton % SbiANAPoLs, Tee
Passenger holding through tickets for Memphis vicksbue,
are ,rsass~d a. Cincinnati 10 ne mail steamer ON ,bs Ohio
Tickle" for Evansville, Cairo, and ST. Louis sold BY this
FOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chi
a" Are sold s SnG es.
the Cleveland and Pitsburg railroad is made
aordrns and checks Washington is also
shortest %9., speedy and dse, % nearly y he leading points
hut $50 miles, being about 100 ms shorter Than other
by through ticket Washington: To Wheeling 50 IS
Columbus sI3 65 Dayton, els 5o Cincinnati, si6 Louisville
railroad, g. by from Cincsna Sis IndiHnapo
lis 57 SO Cleveland, s2 l5 Toledo, els 90 Detroit sl5 20
Chicago go 65 se Louis so s25 Memphis
sc; New Orleans, s5i, nc. #'
Frcdssk and Harper. Rery Man,eus Berkeley Springs,
Cumberland Bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland and
passengers leave Washington 6, M ~. Po the
Baltimore and Wheeling
ran from W Washington.
For trains from Baltimore, Annapolis &C. special I'D
yeTtisements.
gor further information, through ueke, se, apply TIL. II.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station.
JOHN II. DONE,
ne Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
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mo. 54s. |

.-.s No. 54s.I
NOTICE or the location. the offices and
the Office Of the surveyor general an Kansas and
Nebraska Territories .....m ..........
DE that In pursuance of the 18Th section of the
approved 22i July 1854 creating land Offices
Territories Of Kansas and and Of The s section
establishing The office vi general for said Terri
the office for the has been located
oaAnA Cry The scat OF of Nebraska Territory and
the office for "PAwNsK Of
"LE Compton," The of government of Kansas Ter
Titory.
my hand city Washington this twenty
sixth day Of November, A ID. 1855.
BY order of the President:
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
COMMISSIONS of the General Land Office.
Nov 29-law6w Intel and Star.
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Thsas aea0Is so0iAaDpon BON soaE Roaming.

Stopping Southampton both and returning they offer
London and Hne advantages over
other route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from Yorkt TO SOUTHAMPTON aid Bremen.
Ft eahin saloon, slsOi s cabin, lower saloon slle
second do, 900. ...t be-. ..... .Ht +. a#
All newspapers through The post Office
No bills adng will be signed parcels received the day
sailing. d #a N
An experienced surgeon IL attached 10 each ship.
For freight passage, apply 10
q. H. SAND, II South William al, N. Y,
q. A. HElNEkEN a Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY 4 Co, Southampton,
WILLIAM IsELIE, HAVE.
Feb 2I--dly #- IT. #..r
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House keeping Articles.


THE subscriber call public extensive
goods, which rendered
complete in every department consisting in part Of
FRENCH CHINA.
Gold band plain white richly dinner dessert and
OF dinner and
tached piecss rich and with and without
fancy articles appropriate decorate etagere pao table,
iolet. .'0
Dinner tea and toilet e also, in detached peces large
stock Of EdwaTds's latest shapes.
GLASS WARE.
American, French and bohemian such decanter hagons
gobe. ohspagues aret hooks sheres Madsias Burgunde
liquors. umbcr Hnger bowls, eeces bottles bowls
dishes, salts, pitchers, &c.
#..aaar .s a... TABLE CUTLERY.
In of hslfdores hfyone and hyhree pieces, Also
ivory handled knives only and forks stee &c.
.... ... .BLoCK-TN GOODS. a.a
oa6ur Dishes inches coffee and tea urus
coffee pots tea pos coffee bissin,, kc.
... PLATED GOODS,
Such coffee uns, spoons forks casor.
covered dishes, pitchers cake and fruit baskets walters.
#@-" " JAPANNED GOODS.
such walters, tea trays, and in plate slop sr
foot tubs, water cans, SC
GAS FIXTURES
From factory Cornelius Baker Philadelphia o sale at
the manufacturers retail prices.
.~9a ma .t MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps sndole- ware, tenders and irons brushes
shoyes and coal hod ladders mats goods
cooking requisites every description oester win
large assortment ~ articles utility
oasckeeper. 6ns decidedly 70 their insre,, 10 examine nv
stock and prices They win not oRy ind
winch 70 make selections, bot pledge myself
the same description Of goods be puched any
cities, ...' = "
Goods delivered any pau y or Georgetown free Of
charge.
Catalogues containing complete t Of every article kept 70,
Nov ii-2awewf Iron HAM,
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:" Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought mini
should auld acquaintance BE- tpTgOt,
And days o. aud lang syne.n
The members Of e senior class ending
the junior class Of The ending Juhe e the Sophomore
class me ending june 1881 aud the class the
year endns ia JuHe, 1889, hereby requested assemble In
washington D. Ca by the Third Of March, A. D. 1851 the
obushien se links OF the chain OF 0ys and sBdhss which
nor ude can ever entirely exchange IN their
lives greeting and sympathy, auenf untely
some OF their most promising conlpesTs
preliminary meeting Of Inc seEapponled committee will be
he ON me nTss Monday in September A. d. 1885, the United
states Hotel, Chesnat beteen Fourth and fih
which those members OF
venien are invited 10 attend when the viii be
adopted 20 secure as fah an attendance possible.
In ha asaa tma those whom this addressed viii be
good enough 70 Furnish the secretary ohe committee BY mail with
their respective poet oices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. d.,
Of Treuton, N, j.. Chairman OF Committee
ALEXANDER u. BART, M. D.,
81 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHrNER.
. Of Lsneasler, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLErON -
y Of Winston, AReghOny CO., Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
OF B3lstp Iron and Glass Works, N.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland,
..r. .. !. Committee.
JoHH wEIpaAH Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
27--IawtsaF3 IIuteiigencerl
All IN the civilized counes OF the world request
ed TO notice Tins advertisement their editorial columns ne
o the several scattered through the Tour great a.
visions the globe all newspapers throughout the Uniee
America sratuous insertion
eaonay between this date and the id OF March A. d. 1851
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NedT b1HaNsbuTg, frederteh County, Md.
TUE annual session Of studies The
Sh August, and The
terms ~ eoerd snd tuition $3.50 payable
any IN advance There charges driving paint
ing and MISC fer Spanish German Latin The terms
for tho primary department. pupils
are, nre SoO payable half yearly advance
Lsue Of inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER sUPF
Maryland. - ~ "S'
Jul S-dlyear.
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OrrfcE or THr MARTLlsp CONsoLtpAIKB LoTTERUs,
Baltimore, Maryland, Jolly I, 1885.
TUE commissioner Of The Maryland
his duty cauon the public against Sndlcrs
circulate by mail fraudulent lottery schemes
snd pretend tn he the for the sale Of
wholly fictitious. .. 1913 nm
The only legal lotteries Maryland daily under
o commissioner The people
State under examine ard approve The
schemes and TO attend u the drawings.
An the tickets Ia these lotteries and all certificates
tickets have the thos sphed X Brennan
for the contractor. Ocs Of bs Maryland Lotteries
Baltimore, Maryiand.n All ofaers are fraudulent.
For tuIl information the subject Of those frauds address
2. X Brennan,
Sept os-dly Baltimore Maryland.
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No. $40.
NOTICE Of the discontt,.uxnce OF United states

NOTICE Observation-Disclosures United States
IN land Office al VANDALtA, in the Stale Of ILLINOIS.
Notice hereby that OF law in
the Of the land officers VAspAL the
said district reduced below hundred
the SEcRETARY directed
VlEpALA be disseminated and lands remaining
in said state. ....
remaining unappropated by subject
private discontinued
subject said Office from date
effect thereof the
SrRsGrELp will give public day which they
will be prepared receive applications such
their office.
Given under hand the city of Washington this 9Th day
December A. d. 1885,
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissions of the General Land ONCE.
Dec ll-law6w (inengsncer star1
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POSTSCRIPT.

various inquiries claimants viii take notice that
adavs ownership required be filed with the certificates
evidences debt, holder
ii for sction pledge, OF the party hold
reduary in the claim be stated
affidavit assignment and release the United States
be duly by such party together
person whose favor
tlemeut and payment is requested. 4.
Of Of 2th February less,
their certificates Texas Of
portion amount claim the difference between the
proportion payable thereon under that
surrender OF such certificates and de
cbng received thereon, whether the who
Texas the
owner collection, pledge. The party
claiming any resdaay the difference,
well person favor settlement, and payment
qused respectively, file assignment aud release the
United and release TeIas in the in
After paid by Texas such certificates
refunded, claims Of this description will examined
conformity with the provso Of said I'd section.
Claimant will also take that certificates
evidences the debt
affidavit ownership assignment
other evidence debt Is described
number date amoant payee IL
also appear issued
upon claims against republic,
republic Of Texas according the facts in
.@#.. JAMES GUTHRIE,
###a. {" H.. Secretary Of the Treasury.
TREASURY DEplRrsrrT
....s.### March 6, 1856.
Ezhl E-ln
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mo. 64T.I
Notice

or the dsoonfiHaaaos csrain Usd States Land Offices
The States of LAinoss Aschtgan, WseoNsia, aud iosa.
Under The provisions Of The sseoad section Con
lss approved Ia lS4, which declares whenever
remaining any land district
hundred
disticu shall be Discontinued and la c0mp-
with other the subject the Secretary of Interior
directed hi the following Offices be discontnued
sbawneeown and kaskaskla in ininois. a...##"
Kalamazoo, Michigan -..a..-. .. ... ....... +.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fairfield, Iowa. #s ##s# """ #..." .f
Lands remaining unsod and undsosed Of In the districts
will be subject those Offices of tbs
receipt notice by Tbs registers
points, and will be made subject entry follows
and knskakia, be attae ed Springfield
distrct, Illinois.
Kalamazoo o Ionia district Michigan.
Milwaukee the Menasha district, Wisconsin.
Fairfield 10 the Charlton district Iowa.
points consolidation will public
which win respectively be prepared receive
applications entries their
Given under hand, the city Of Washington this 2h day Of
November A. u. 1855. .aa. "--*
THOs. A, HENDRICKS,
"# . Commissioner Of the General Land Office
dw ST.
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ZINE Library Editions of Ctbbon, Hslrnn,, Ru.ssl,
Robertson Hume, Smolet Irving Prescott Bancroft,
intoh, webste Thers Pepy~ Macauay
Turner, Mills Ritter, Burnett Clarendon, Ges Ferguon
mold, Ron Putach, and o.
may found moderate prices
undersigned, IN dns library bodnrs imported direct
from London BY the undersigned and bound there.
Dec 23 FRANCR TAYLOR
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Notice the Ete0peainK OF ths D~RviIIs L4nd once
in IIiiDVis.
GKEEEAL LAsp oryIoE, Sept ~, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS have this day been % regstsT
Dsnyi,e land once In Illinois prepare
said district
public dale Of receipt he
eopenng The which applications
DO received BY them.
#s.E THos. A. HENDRICKs
Sept 2l-24w6w Intel btaTl Commissioner.
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THE ONLY ONE ELECTROMAGNETIC Rob Of DR. BOY.
YEAU LhFfECTEUR 10 far superior 10 the smps Of Cuis
nie sarsspan Other similar remedies. IL radically
mercury affections the skin dartres, erous the
accidents from accouchments critical
period Of life, and Hereditary acimony Of bumou As depuA
powerfully sicacoua catarrhs OF the bladder
Of the organs arising from abuses o
injections soundngs syphiuc the Rob
diseases ensuing from the
baam eubbs from injections, which only rePc
The Rob Boyveau To- shove
syphe diseases whether long stand
which e,ssd the Of mercury the odure
Of potassium.
General fsr the United states Gabriel Bondn, esd
William street. York. for wholesale orders Guot Duconse,
New Orleans, seully, San Francisco.
The druggists throughout the Uni
pamphlet Doctor g. d Gervus the msd
properties % The Rob viii be obtained Ny writing @. Bon
din "a William street, New York, who will give nformsoop
o. D. " prepared to orders for sopih America, West In
United he has the Rob bond
March l4-diy.
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BRowr, sT.sToS, WaLKEH.
WM J, BROWN, FRED. n. STANTON, and =. KNOX WALK.
hkhaye formed partnership Tor PRACTISING tho Supreme
Court Of the United States cains
and In the courts Tennessee, oces washington ana Mem
Pine One Of the parties viii always place. and
letter. addressed 70 them viii receive prompt attention.
April " Heod fTntel and Sentinel copyl
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r. II. GIL l. Il II !,
CuiIlaeIlnr dk LINN


Has removed his Office his resid in FRANKLIN Row,
of Thirteenth
principally United
Having devoted much time The law he will
advice opinions legal arising before
the Patent Office, and appeals to the chief justice
justices OF the District of Columbia aud vii. also assist the
preparation and trial OF concerning patents
He wi give opinions prepare for
claims before Congress
will also claims before board established for
adjudication. ..a ...... .
Oct B-du
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Reductions Of Pare 10 California.
Fl, Urited States nail steamships leave New York
~0 for Aspinwan the ~ Of sach month
S1<S&N conneciins with mail from Panama
x&0c8zk2 Francisco
These steamships have been Inspected approved
Department, and guaranty syeed and safety.
The fannna railroad ga mites
TO aud Il crossed IN hours The
Ee checked IN New Yotk through Gan
embarked by canpany
The paid In New York all expenses the
Roserye steamers kept In New York,
San Francisco, detention accident
Tho route IL endrey reliable.
Passengers arrive at Aspn.
wall
Conductors through by steamer and take charge
women and children without other PROTECTOR.
For through tickets the lowest Apply agency
West street, New York, L. W. RAYMOND,
Mnyb-du
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RcmoyaI.-Paper warehou.e.

MEGARGFE RROTHERst manufacturers and inpoters
l Of manufactnrers Materials Nos and Street pb
adelphin, call their
assortment suited a. the
in ion ~ the An orders will prompt
ienor, .nd he filled low Union
1000 tons offsxs wanted for each.
Feb 93-ecdorn
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HOME MANUFACTURER.
Frirview Cotton works.

Near hs CnHaI BarD, .aferanaYfa.
EtTLPhTHCk BORNs proprietor and manufacturers Of
cotton ynrna carpet chain, sail twiue wrapping ine cord
age, bats, nc. 0-'r's '7' 80
orders from merchants IN Washington respectfully spcted
any Of the above articles, which will deliver
lower than can be had IN baltimore northern All
orders VIII meet with prompt attention by addressing above
Octll-dlm
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New Rocks 81 Taylor 81 maury'p.
nUNLoPs Digest ~ Of the United sstss yo,us
" complete. ga so.
M.caufay~ Engandi vols, complete for douar
fshe Bookstore, near Pub II.
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A nE6ICAs HOUSE, Hanover street, Hsxtort nv
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
modern accom-
ion Of the travelling public.
Idly
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Washington Aqueduct.
OFyIcK OF THE WAsHfsaToH AQuEDUor,
y d .

OFYcK THE WAsHisaToE AQuEDUoT,
Washington, March T. 1858.
PROPOSALS graduation brick masonry
tunnels, the Washington aqueducI
Proposals. The 9Th of May will be opened
that
Maps, proflcs specifications will be ready for
animation and after the 20th day of April
bridges described plans specifications.
Portions only OF works be completed under the
appropriation bur all unfinished will
subject appropriations The engineer
right prescribe The done and
appropriation
shall stopped funds become available.
the entire stoppage particular for
funds, the reserved will paid judgment of
the has been properly executed
Payments will be made checks United
the monthly estimates OF the engineer 10
per will condition Of all that the
All bids should sealed, endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington Aqueductn
right all the
should be deemed advantageous such
mat considered conducive the progress of The
Every be accompanied written guarantee signed
responsible effect that they under
bidder be accepted,
obligation, within
completion OF the work undertaken said
by certificate Of the United
judge United district officer Of
the Individual known the Engineer lie
War; that the able make good their
Bids will be opened presence OF bidders if any them
choose be present
Capt. Of Engineers, In charge.
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GOLD silver, fine steel and plated pecces ke
a oeuSes with perifocs perseopc and parsbola glasses
long experience gives peculiar advantages selecting glasses
adapted TO the eyes Of wearer~
VI. w. GAIT BRO,
- S9i Penn. avenue between Ninth and streets
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The OF these ships will not be accountable for gold
bullion, jewey precious stones, unless bills OF
ladns
Shippers please ships
carry any goods contraband OF
koy24-d,f
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CHE.P JUVENILE soDKs.-Ths nnd.r.i

CHEAP JUVENILE BOUKs-The Undersigned has
ssid from his stock Of books for children large
varied collection the accumulation Of years. be sold at half
price, less than thai when need be- They suited youth
OF all nges and may be examined his bookstore,
Among viii be found the Mrs. Holland
Mrs Edscworth Mrs Babsud, and sher such wnrbooks
which have been popular In their whin aiming cult
good taste good engs and good principles supposed
few TO have still merit although TRACKING all the sci
enee In words Of one syllable TO children Of four old
Dec 10 FRASCK TAYLOR
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shiInde,pbte, Niagara. and Great western Tine.
pAssENeERs depot Of the Phiadphis and Rad
Ina Railroad Company BROAD aud Vine sestr daily at 7X
Fare 10 Chicago .,.. go 90
Detroit.
Niagara fals. 10 90
b"tih'os 10 90
ha'sNa..-.'s 80. ''.s'... ,..........,.. 200
$50
CanfndaiRpas...' 90
Freight trains philadelphia Reading Railroad
BROAD and Cherry srestsl dey for Chicago intermediate
potnt which
JOHN TUCKER, President
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Cowp~ry.
-----s-.----4---a--z4-------4-
CRoCERrEs, WINES, Liquors, Sse.-we beg leave 20
VI call the friends the public 10 onr stock OF
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Pine green md black
Java, Rio, ard Lssnayra cofses
Refined aud brown sugars
Family, superane, and extra -four, IN bbs and baFs
Cheese, lard, hams, and shoulders
Grain and ground spices Of every description
And every other ardoie 70 make ~ complete asso
ment .me .#a
.... wines. Liquors, and Cigars.
Madeira sherry port clarr and champagne wines Of yoriis
brards and part very superior
Pine handes, whiskey, gins, &C, in wood and rlasa
foeether with stock Of Havana, German and domestic
We win offer the above goods win many other articles which s
shall he ewing sach prices nduepppt 10,
families call supplying their
THOMPSON, HAMILTON, A. CO.,
sou'h ras Penn. avenue, between * and eu .,res,s
octe-law5wn ...
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Law school of Cumberland University, at Lebanon


Law school OF Cumberland University Lebanon.
Tsaaess~~.
FACULTY Hon Abraham cautep, late OF the circuit
l. Judges Of Tennessee
Hon Nathan Green Of udges supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon bomheld L. Ridley, fthe Of State.
Judges Caruh,rs and Green dew their whole time exclusively
TO the school,
Plan Of nstrionl Daily examinations OF each class
sr books No OF explanations
daily lessons IN The progress Of the examinations.
r. Weekly equity, which
dents Commences uiin Of profess
and through all the
practice. The require prepare
deeds Wills records, and all
tsnce In the trials Come OF appeal
supreme court which IL held monthly the
puhica the cod session The students clerks
III, Jurors circuit judges and CHANCELLOR In oeiAl
Sacnes connected with their suits.
Sesston-Ihe FIRST session the third Monday
ombor and ends third Thursday In February
enees the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday IN July.
Erpens scssiorTution fee advance; eonnngsn
fee 81 boarding Students their books
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required 10 complete course, unless
advanced
mission There four regular classes Students may
any during the collegiate year.
Number students the collegiate year sgbty-sir
...-. ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb li-eoly President Board Of Trustees