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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-02

citizers hy iroces, While Least suspecnss 'ha' "an
rer is al hand. We hore thai lGe f-"Ccu'l'e'
even in the midst OF his aigt-hHa"e@ "a" ""Hss-
SAN isuygafioEs, will condescehu 70 pa"se io,e
enough. Al least, 10 give word OF "aih''S 'oou'
merch. MS and saiioIs.
Was there ever more injustice and aosufcHy
COMPRESSED INTO tic same space II the precau-
tionaly measures employed 10 deieha 'ne soi' aau
people Of Texas, whom we are bound y inc
hishes. o!lga;cns',o protect against me asSS'eS'
>;ons Of Mry;co be 'i;sh-handeG and unhcces'
sarv rs,-ns,ionsn then is The whole press OF me
country, Wing and Democrat, guilty O sustain,
ins these occupations WIN inc eAcei''''
Of very few violent Wig presses 'he ~ho'e cur
,orial corps has rallied around the action Of me
Government The Express answers ilsei. 1 hc
military preparations which i'descI'0es ana oe-
nounces are the very means 10 pat GOWN lli"''''
and pro,ect our citizens against foreign troops
Indeed We begin 10 think that The prompt ana
ysorous action Of the Government has opeAeu
the eyes II Mexico and will prevent war. II we
ba riab, in our IMPRESSIONS how grateful should
the whole county be 10 the President ior having
acted with such wisdom and decision, as mol oh'y
10 secure our rights anj protect our hohoF ru' 70
preven, bloodshei. ard The caamities of war
The Washington Correspondent Of The BALI
more pa;rio, foresccng tie probable peaceful le'
sul, e he prsscr; difficulties, already begins 10
a,,ack The administrator for The unnecessary ex-
cicmcnt nroircci in The couairy, and insinua'es
that The Who'll, Increment was but pfelext 10
furnish e.,rayasani contracts 10 corrupt specula-
,ors who would enrich themselves al The expense
., The nation. Is moi this most unpa'rloilc, mosl
nnpcoerous? lfwar be avoided, il will be main
lv owing 10 The active measures adopted TO con-
centrate a strong force. Therefore, The admins
,ra,;on is entitled to the grateful thanks Of The
country for the wisdom and firmness disr layed.-
Suppose The President had sent no hoors or res-
sells TO protect the soil and people OF Texas, al
lime when the authorities Of Mexico launched
forth their mos, warlihe documents, would mol
the whole Wing press have denounced the *eak
ness and ine;ilcency OF the President? These
Wing presses will never be satisfied. Their OBJ
iecl is 10 break down the administration, right OF
wrong. But they will utterly fail. Public senll
men, is fully with the administration in lis sornt
and vigorous action on our Mexican difficulties
and, war or no war, just and patriotic peop'
will s,ani BY their Government.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Aug. 30.

CorrGg-The marset is more iirm a. shc close
flhe week. and about $500 bags Rio sold from
second hands, principally ior Western account,
at II !, cts, and mos; and SOU bags La.
.aayra %cle taken from cargo inst landed, al
81 a 6, cts. for Interior to fair quality, mos
FLour-During Tie week The demand o' Flour
has tcen moderate, ana holders are more hrm WIN
LIGHT stocks and unusually small receipts for the
season. We notice sales Tor shipment TO The tx
Of GOO0 ubs., at 1 -. The market closes quei;
for CITY use, sales are makingto moderate tx.
Ten, al prices ranging from i 25 1 80 for cd and
new. and 81 ~ 10 fer good brands.
GRAlS--The receipts OF Wheat ale lhoGera'c,
and lie demand fair, al an advance on last week 5
quotations. Several carsocs good Southern rel
sold a, 80 CT, and a small ot ot very prime al ~
cts. Corn has been dull owing in some mea-
sure 10 want 81 vessels for The Eastward; sales
o! Southern yellow al 81 a 50 G, white 81 3o
cts. Oats, not many arriving; sales of Southern
al 81 80 c, and to-day cargo oil good qualify
bron2ht 33 C.
SriaITa-Whi>kcy is somewhat scarce, sales
of ilis. al p c., now held al u IL c. and bbis.
would bring 23c.
SrGAR-A good demand sprung up for New
Orleans at The beginning Of The week, and 600
hhds were taken a, full prices, ranging about : a
7l.3 r. on time; also sales of several los white
Brazil al 81 , els & months, aud 80 hhis. and
100 Boxes ST. IaSo on Terms no; public, holders
having generally advanced their prices the mar
kel closes QUIETLY. ). Gazette.
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THE OLD SOLDIER OF KENTUCKY.

We have read noble letter from the gallant
Richard NJ. Johnson, addressed to his friend in
this city. We have been allowed to make an ey-
tract. II shows that The bosom Of The old Hero
still slows with the fire of true patriotism, and
that il The necessities Of the country call for il. he
IS ready, at moments warning, again 10 endure
the harjshiPs and dangers of The camp, 10 yindi-
cate The rights and honor OF the nation. r. M.
johnson was never found wanting when The
trumpet gave The signal Ct dagger.
After expressing his surprise iha, anv respect
able journal should have given credi, 10 the spu.
riOus aud absurd FiSg correspondence respecting
the death Of Tccunseh, (which carried upon its
face falsehood ard forgery" Inc old soldier FRO.
ceeds:
81 am justinformcd bv rumors and some para
graphs in the newspapers, that Mexico has decla-
red war agains, the United States shall To-
morrow inform the President that / am ready il
my services are wanted. l will no, leave my re-
trement, unless some active employment can be
given. If we contine ourselves 10 Tie defence OF
our own soil, including Texas, shall not be
needed. II we determine to carry The war into
The domains OF our enemy, then may be useful,
as az h.nfHtkyis ,ta1y, and VIC can raise 10000
volunteers or 5,uUU as easy as any smaller num-
Der. In that event. shall do my duty, and see
that all around me shall do The same-and in case
OF baule, re shall not be disturbed rlt tie qre,-
ton, Wao killed TtcuniseA7
Alter struggle Of 80 years, think expert.
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Education,

ENGLISH, CLASSICAL ANJ MATHEMATICAL.
TIME subscriber will resume The exercises Of
i his School. for Boys, on Monday, the 18th Of
September His School Room, on lst, between
Main and Franklin Streets will undergo import
AMI repairs and alterations, adding much 10 is
comfort and convenience
With lGyears' experience as It@ricr, and 8
in The duties Of the parental relation, he feels IL
creased confidence in his ability 10 satisfy all rca-
sonable expectations
TEaMs-Tuilion varies from go 10 $40 per
scholastic year Of 10 months, payable quarterly,
or when bills are rendered A pupils are con-
sidcred as entered for the session. unless there is
an express understanding 10 the contrary.
WIN. G. WILLIAMS, A. NJ.
Mrs 6. a. WILLIAMS will also reopen her
SCHOOL for MISSES on the same day. Terms
as heretofore Sept. Gel.
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EDUCATION.
Richmond Academy

TUE Board oi Trustees nncr t. the p,J,
Richmond and vicinity, that they have ;.pp.,l,.
Colonel crozrt Principal Of The Academy, ana ~
under his direction, and with the Assistance % an "
quatr number Of competent Ttat hers The -A.rcls-
the Institution VIII commence on Monday, the ,5,l
September Ucxi. -"
Tie Common Council of the City having mad. :,
VISION Tor repairing The premises, the Buildtu, "
AZ" The Fiif:iufe are Iow being put in i.tt(rel,
and VIII he ready before The opening al tie sr.,io,
A. ;hr number Of Instructors aud o;her nrn,,s.
mast depend on the number of Pupiis pafeL,, yt.
wash Ia - nd lh-if son> Ia .hr Academy are ,., :"
|" ininrhi The Principal OF Their Intention -
vrhrn', IN order thai all necessary arrangements
lee maze ~ Tine, and the studies NAV b.. fe.,,ri
commensurate means. g. "a ,I., -.
President e The Board OF Ir..,,..
tug 5-cilifI ~ 'eti
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Education.

'f'IlE mex: ScS>inn nj The s,.b..ttLrii, S,iI
commence on Monday, tie 18th 81 Srat,nl !"
lbs sclpol r om- on Marshall Street, opposite s.
t.nuh. SnrG Improvements IN thu am.l.t,,,
i'sve been ordered, n VIII add much 10 lhr COZ
ana! c"nin;tof the puai!s -
The ir.cl n course of instruction Will epb,,. !,
English Branches, Ancirut aud Modern LAM -, !"
ana Mathematics se@s =
John Dthnry. Ia, VIII assis. the N =, tl.,,,.
dnciins the English and Classical S.uair. ~ Nv ~
linenaec- VIII he taught by an experienced re,,t.,'
Pupil, DESTROYS of study ing Chemistry vll Va (,
United 10 The lectures ON the subject N me- n ,4
sti',i!iun " "i'' u
Fee payable ha!f in advanre, ard the halanr. i, !,
Ist Of March : v,I.n,,s Wy
Aug. l9-rtf -
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NEW Work MARKET. August 30.


Flour is active, and better in price; there were
sales Of Gcncsce in The morning al 62l, alter
wards at 90, and 100 barrels Toy fresh at
e.; good Gehesce from new wheat brought -,
900 barrels round Ohio fresh brought G2!
GRAIS-New wheat arrives sparingly sales OF
cargues are made al 90 IS cents Corn arrives
freely and prices are lower; sales OF Southern
white and yellow al 81! 57!. Oats remain in
active: 900 bushels good Virginia brought 80
cents, cash.
MoLAs, Es-Market very firm: sales OF several
hundred hos>heaGs Porto Rico, part at ~ GEMS;
New Orleans mostly ii 21!, and 100 barrels
choice al 81. 4 months.
SuGAR-The sales include 300 hos>hcaCs New
Orleans al II cents, 400 Porto Rico al : a 5,
$50 ST. Croy al =! 81, 30 Cuba brown - !
months, and l12 boxes brown Havana at 81 cents,
cash.
CurrEr- Demand fail: the sales include 3 coo
bags Brazil al .. a : cents, 160 Lagura at ! 5,
700 Java at 81 a 10, usualcr
SrRirs-Dcmand good for y andy: sales cl
halt pipes OlaM, Dupuy s Go. al . a , Go, A
Scignete | % u , J. J. nupuy - | -,
Holland Gin l05 no. 81. Croix Rum lO3 a
los, q months; domestic Whi.key al y; %. cts.
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University OF HFaIy,apd

FACULTY OF PHYSIC.-Sr.sros 90 Is,5s-r,.
Lectures viii commence on Monday. Noy-nb,rst
and continue NATL thr first ii March ensuin.
Obstetrics and Medical Jurisprudrncs-R chafd n
ntu HAN, II -.
ChrriisIry aud Pharmacy-Wm. T. A. Akin II
Sm.-ry-Nathsn II. Smrh. H.
TLrIaaent.c,, Matria Mrtica and !iys,rrr-S,m.
Chew, VI y.
Anatomy and Ph: siolcry : Joseph Goly VI II.
IN cry and Practice # MriI,nc-E!i.al gnrr,
N. d.
!'em"ns'ia;or of tnltomy -Georec ". Ml,,nsrr,.,
NJ. u.
distraction IN clnica! Medicine ani cl;Lira Sq,.,,
eNr'y hay n the Baltimore ii'mary, nppp lie TIE We
dial toll-.-. TIE rooms lnr PRAGUE ~ amateur, .,
br opened DGio,rr IS, and remain y ,nii III. =, \
vi rrh following, under The chaiyr Of The Il, ,ou,r,,f
Fees fIr The entire course S9'; ma'ricu allon r,
.rauall.n fee Si; clinical IL kc rrr ds>cc,in. ~.
"ti"ni with Ire student. Comfortable bfdrc M, h,
obtained n HE yicny Of the AIedi,ai college IL, :
So Ia 81 - per week.
WILLIAM T.. A. AKIN. ~. u.
Aug l5-cl0t Dean Of IN, FANNY
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To Capitalists a.ad Others.
IOWELL'S PATENT TANNING MACHINE, For
TANNING HIDES AND SKINS


TANNING HIDES AND SKINS.
THE subscriber having purchased the Paien, Of.
i the above tor the following States, viz: Dis
trict of Columbia, VWcinil, North Carolina, Ten
nesser, Alabama, Iii sissipfi, louisiana AIka,-l-,
and Michigan, l. prepared 4" negotiate fivora-
BILE terms Tor The snlr al individual rights rights
counties, and for of the above states Tan
ming haI al%ays been considered profitable branch
u:'.nuirusr under iis ordinary system Of conducting
by "hirh II requires r1m four IN SIX months tan
soc leather which Is effected by The process H.
teen 10 ihiiy daysanh III of raskins, from four
10 seven days-thiIs enabling tie manufacturer iurn
his money ~ propofIlonate ratio per annun There j.
also saVin. o nifty per cent IN labor and fixtures, and
the leather mad, is better ana vier than usual. A
Tanrcry cannot be- put in operation moderate
amullrt Of Capital n when lowcs Machine l. intend.
rd 10 lie used BESIDES the advantages OF adopting II In
Tannfri,s already established wh'Ch could be done
rihing ru>i tins imp ovrmen nirts strGng inducrnen
To persons 70! staftila tie business which, NJ the
Time, could be made additional of profit IN
many engaged in farming or planting operations The
prices charged sill b. the SANE have been received
III similar Instance hy the Par"tee, viz: ur single
right S.liD, rigi; Ter L county $3.50.
10 ANY person or persons purchasing The Patent
sac, II viii br pat Il rate that will enable them
double, i; na rrt!" The amount invested hy .cll;rs
out right fr individuals ana for For further
paTtIcuars, address (nst paid j. = ". BARTLETT No. q,
Beach .ucrt. New fO.k, or Albion oiitr, i. York.
Sept. Elm
The Whtr sill cNpy,
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DE AIlS.
JtI MS.
inn,irr ILl.Lnn of he H.rninLi..n nm


Ano,icr Itfr'on Of ne RsroiIirn paSse4 Arm!
Died, At his residence in Inc county Of Isle Of
Wight on Saturday he 10th day of August in
the 99.h year Of hi age, Cap, JAMES JOHNSON,
soldier Of the Revolution, and recruiting OH
Ger. lie was member ofthc Convention which
assembled 10 deliberate upon the adoption oil Tie
Federal Constitution; was years The represent
tative of his county in the General Assembly,
wherein ne served several years with palrick
Henry, was magistrate in the county seventy
years, and twice high sheriff. TIe was, Tor
more than 30 wears member Of the Baptist
Church, was the best OF husbands fathers and
masters, and was beloved BY all; indeed, il is
said thai he never had an enemy. Capt. J. re-
lained his mind 10 line last or within lew hours
OF his death. He w.s oneoi The best Democrats
in The world gave his last vote. in November,
FOR Polk x Dallas, and his first and seccn, To'es
!rr Washington and Jefferson. Like his own
Virginia, he WAS crcr oil tie true side. Though
not great man, better man never lived.
inothcr Revolutionary Hcro Gone
Died in Fluvanna County, on the l9lh June
last, RIcHAaD CAwTnos, aged 50 years.
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DEFENCE OF TEXAS

Whatever steps may be taken By the Execu-
i've some OF the Wing press viii assail him, and
endeavor to make polnica capital on, ofmeasure.
adopted in the prcsen, crisis.
Hear the patriotic Express:
'lf the President is not hers'ess'y committed 10
acts OF folly end madness and mean nm, N Soy.
~ on rar against Mexico inderendcn,lv 81
Congress. or any constitutional power conferred
upon him, we en,reat him, in behalf Of the com.
merce Of the country, 10 make known VIVA, his
intentions are. Weare in fair way 10 fiud our
selves in the midst of war, without even mo-
ment's Official warning that warts at hand.
"Our ships may be bese, by pirates, and our
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New Fall Ebry Goods.

HENRY JAMES, .SD. iG7 Min Street, i,
Ii now in receipt OF full assortment OF F"d
ami I.infcr DRY GOODS, 10 which he res
pecltully invites The attention OF C'ami,v Der.
ehantS. |, consists, in part, Of Ladies rict
dress Goods. II tie newest STYLES ont: Aipacc.s
Orleans Cloths, Prints GiBghans shawls, Sill
and Cotton HikiS., Cloths ana Ca>-imcfeS, Sa-
iineis, Kentucky Jeans, Lin>cys, ket>cys, laa
ncls, Flushiigs, Pilot and Beaver Cloths, Duili
Hackinaw, Point AID W niiney Blankets; brown
and hcached domestic Couon,, &c.
Likewise. a large assortment of Brussels
ThFec Ply Ingram and Vcnilian Carpei;nss
Rugs, Printed Baizcs, Door Mats 81. All o
which viii BE- sold upon tie mo>l favorable Terms
HENRY JAMES
Richmond Sent 2l-cIm Globe Square,
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BOSTON NfARKCT-huc IN

C"FrsE-alarkel firm: Sales OF Rio at G, 81
Domingo g., Java pa 10.
CorroN Market quiet lhrougaou. the week
ordinary 5; aG! e, nidiios II S, good fairs /!
az, lair 10 prime :. TO-
FrouR-Saes moderate: Genesee, fresh ground,
81 Go.; PeicisbHTs new, (llope Ml>,) 10:
Fredericksburg 10
GRAs-Wheai % cents; Oats 81 81; Corn
IS a 60 cents per bushel.
FISH Mackerel, No. /, Sl3; No. ., 10 10 90
Mo-, 6 -. Salmon, i'll small parcels, - SO pei
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NOTICE.


pursuance of decrec Of The Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancriy fur tlr county Of Charles City,
pronounced The 80, day o. May l.45 IN sIii there
in depr nding, between thr President, Dire rtnrs aId
Company Of the Baak Of Virginia, Plaintiffs, and Mary
w. Harrison. widow and esrrutriS ol Benjamin Harr,
son. dece ac, aud Others, Defendants, the undersigned
Commissioners appointed by The said decree. ~i sell.
10y pablo auction. "n t!r .:iI day al October Eeit, II
ii.. u th- next FAR DAY, tie premises, 10 III.
highest bidder, f"r isiI cpurlt ui the uforre.
n sale. and . residue oi The proceeds al >alr
II credit Uf on. and Two years irom he dag Of sale. III
two equal nslaEltnt>. that very !arsr aud valuable
Real Estate called BERkElY, lying on James river, in
the county Of Charles City. The purchasers will he
uirsd 10 give bonds with one mere sufo,irs Ia lie
approved by the Commissioners C"mn-. toner act
ing in making the sale. for the credit lnstanrh
Of the proceeds thereof, and the title of the land sul
i'll be retained additional security for the payment
nf the sali bonds. This Tract of land, tliesed 10
nearly six thousand acres Will he sold >nhcct
10 the dover OF Mrs. Mary W. Harrison, which has
been laid or and assigned 10 her therein in such trat l.
lots will accommodate purchasers. There will also
be sold y the undersigned, the day, aud nj the
same place. under the same irctrr several slaves for
cash. ROBERT STANARD,
RICHARD ANDERSON,
Auu ao-ctls Commissioners
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Hsfchn,ona Academy.

VNHIS Institution will open on the 18th Of SEP
/. lembcr next. r. L. W. prxE, Esq, will
nave charge OF The classical department.
The Principal, besides his general supervision,
will give, personally, instruction in he various
branches oi Science
A number of teachers will be employed, IN
suitable proportion 10 that Of the scholars.
Besides HE usual branches Of a liberal cduca-
lion. the Prrcipa! purposes introducing course
which, more or less useful loall, is particularly 50
10 that valuable class OF our citizens, "lhe me-
chancs" 1t will embrace so much of The I'LL
lowing branches OF knowledge rs is oi practical
utility in the mechanical arts, viz. Arithmetic,
Geometry, Men>uraion, Mechanics. Hydraulics,
Machinery including The steam-engne, Survey
ing, Engineering, The principles Of Architecture,
Carpentry, S,ereolony, and construction in gene
raI, with drawing OF plans machines, and peispec-
t!re.
The selection Of the branches and the extent
10 which they will be iaush! 10 each scholar viii
be regulated by his own views and instructions.
c. CROZGT, Principal.
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From the proceedings, ii will be seen thai hen
rico p1onpt,y responds TO the call OF Richmond
Je, every county follow the example. Leu '"e
bali be KEEP, rolling!
HENRICO COUNTY.
AT a meeting Of portion o. me icoP'e "
Hcnrico county, held al their Collt-honse, oN
Monday, The Isl OF September, 1872 10 'ake ''l.o
consideration The best means Of promo'ins 'ne
immediate adoption, hy The Legislature, OF soine
more extensive and efficient system OF poPu'".
Education, and also the expedicncy OF ca'iin: a
State Education Convention, and oil appn'n,'no
Delegates thereto: On motion, DIR. Salnuel ga
SANS was appointed Chairman, and Lo!'ih ~
Elicit Secretary. 49,,
The object of the meeting having been eA-
planned The following preamble and reso'u"ohS
were adopted
Whereas, il appears 10 this meeting mar on,
twoor three days notice has been gwen una. .iI
meeting would be held, and we being salis''.o :,
thai, comparatively, very lev oi Tue peoPlI y,
the county were aware that such meeting nav
been called, and dcemins the object Tor whlch y
was convened one of great Importance ana se"c'
raj interest: For The purpose, therefore, q gu,
aiding III the citizens Of the county 10 attend, anu
cYnIess their views and wishes upon sunJrc'
which 50 yirally concerns every citizen u "'e
State, he i! ae,
Rcsoir.d, That this meeting adjourn to ines
again al this place, on The first Monday Oh o-'o'
Der next, at l0o'clock, "A. NJ
Reso',ed That The newspapers OF The cry DC
reqnes,ed TO publish The proceedings OF lhls meet
in1 SAM'L PLEASANTS, Chm.
LorTES n. El.LErT, Scc'y.
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Aug l5-cl0t
saasl,i,rgion University
OF BALTIMD IRE.


MEDICAL DEPARTMtNT.-'fhe I-clGrrs In )
W Institution vii commence The nr.t Monily n
November next, and continue four months
MSDtcAL F.,cLIy.
John C.. Monkur, VI. d., Professor of the TIE ~
ani Fririrr at Medicine.
Edw'rd fo-raiaa, ". ID Professor of Chemistry ~ /
Pharmacy.
u. Wills EaNley, NJ. d., Professor of Anatomy /
Operative SGrg.ry.
Samuel Amman. ". y profr,s,r Of General paihe
~. and The SPECIAL Pathology. Physical Diagnosis. Al.
Treatment at FI.ra,"- II he Chest
Charles Bel! Gibson, NJ. d., Professor OF the ln,gt.
and Pracc, 81 surgery.
Vim. Thomas Wilson, ". ~, Professor Of Mater,
Nedlra. I therapeutics and Hygiene.
John Fob-'drn, VI. d., fr.f->sur of Obstetrics ID /.
Diseases Of Women and Child. en-, aud Medical IAN,
prudence.
Marshall r. Howard, 81. d., Demon s,rs,or ana "A
iinct Profr' sor Of Obstetrics.
The College pdifce " extensive, the hctuic hall. SIC
admirably afranst,!. vel li.!rd aud warmed aEG at
rooms at tactical anatomy are Convenient. an aSgi
every iwilitv tn- i'm; ant branfG II
study. The Hospital IN tir East wIng Of t- t,1iGa
contains many rat!rHi- wh'>r raS-, !rr- asstf
"i Tor pnrl"'r> q; instruction IN rni'i M,aicLe ava
Sufrrry. Sludcn'- no desire H. ma. hive apir p,lr
private ;ronn- uEi buad III the 80 'r.r, i.ii-
Fees 1r The colirs. S1r, .alii G.
.ion Fee 81; G,atnl'i"n fee a. dIsser,te .ick,top.
lionaI y iti the student; elm cal distraction fu
f. FOREMAN, 81. u,
Aug lg-cwtlsNoy Dean of the Faculty.
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Education.

q /. III KIN - VIII fesnm- IA. exercises a.
Scionl on Monday, lNh September T-u. H. N.
basement nt The fnivrrni,t thi.lch. IN. to.,,
ceni'ai aud retired, and The rccaiS age large at =.
pleasant. ii> course Of instruction WI rm,r, "
va'ions hfart'ts Of M English Education. ior,.t.
V nh TIE i.;iiD and Gfrck Languages
TERMS, a. heretofore, 81. To So Tor iir se.o.,
year OF Ten months.
Prompt and puncin1l attendance ON th- pan ii i.
Pm lis is desired. Auy lu .
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E'ail Stack.

BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS LEATHER, &c.
DNfIE. subscribers are receiving their Fail Stock
i of Boots, Shoes Trunks, Leather, Sc com
prising good assortment Of all the Fall and
Winter styles, 10 which We respectfully invite our
old customers and The pubic at large. We intend
10 sell Goods q, very low prices for cash or 10
good punc,ua customers. We respectfully in
vie The attention Of all who buy BY the case or
dozen parto sell again.
PUTNEY & WATTS,
Wholesale aid Retail Dealers in Boots, Shoes
Trunks, Leather &c, Main street.