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Died.

On Monday the 25th February In the SD year OF his
age, JoHs PErstMsr, lithographer.
Funeral en- Wednesday at O'Clock, from III Leonard
street
On Monday, the 25th February, SAMUEL MIDDLE
BROCK, In the 3sth year Of his age.
The funeral will take place Wednesday the 9th,
at O'Clock precisely from his late residence Is Third
street.
On Tuesday. the 26th February, Mrs. ELinABrrH
WAsor, In the Goth year Of her age.
The friends Of the family and those Of her son. in
law MIR Robert Black requested to attend the fu-
neral without further Invitation, from her late resi-
dence 2s6 walker street
On Tuesday evening, the 2stb February, Gzoaox T.,
son OF joseph and Ann Maria Clark, sssd IL months
and days.
The friends and scqusintances Of the family re-
spectfuly invited TO attend the funeral on Thursday
afternoon at o'clock from the residence Of his father
No 43 yandam street.
On Tuesday, the 2eth February MANI AMANDA, twin
daughter Of Andrew and Catherine Elizabeth Hume,
aged weeks Anc days.
Funeral service at o'clock this aftern ct the
sidepcs Of her parents, No 12e white street.
At Bridgeport, Conn.,, 25th Of February, HEssr W.
STEVENS, Of the firm Of +. r. Stevens, Brother Co.,
ef New Orleans. La.
In Goshen, the 18th February, Mr.. WILLIAM FrsHrn,
aged 30 years
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Ss,s; e. hRs,ins bee. ru. sto y ths ssarshy Psr.A
Csrs secE, e.%ss sp % sss shp enc b.zi and i've b,g
Winthrop Adams Lshish and chsnpsia brig festsr schr
lime 18th shiPs Marion snd Ksnsas bark 0hios
Nav BEpFo I'D. Feb a4-Aus schr wn Brown. Dsluusrs
CerneliA Young. do.
N.vroRr Feb 23Arr seArs Allsghaay, Nays Trvr. for
Ss.ioli .;drn As.Ssd py:ssss fos York; Berry.
denas. -'-~'' Ss&-
PRovIpErc. Feb 13 Arr brig Virginia. bsistsL n losl
for CALIFORNIA; Ath schr Mechanic Gaia PhslsipRiS S1
25d bark Gilbert, Apalacheols brig New nnsland Tsksn
aAs s,a.. and both .,ehS.sd below, the vlad sonins
Lem Hill Csrss, hos;,s hYorh New Yefi snssi. dss
,sA.AsThsH A. I:s 1-;Cia. BE- sSips Speed Gru.ssu p
do bart Euise, chsholn, 0sssov d chip usrtSss vss
yard Nys Yors SstT Charitos, Gllkis oressss
ys Taylor. Pfovidsnes; Lamar, HsksbozHs 81 Jses
2i.s;AI :.ip ssusAps... 1soosniss. York ols Ir
Brown Yeri. SD. ship speed dfuads st. Jehss. .;
Br barrLulan, Chisholm. Glasgow.
sALrx Feb Cld brig Mary Helen. Gregory San Yraa-
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rur'her Particulars OF rhe Late Fire In
New Orleans

IRON the y d Zee, FEB. is
CAMP STREET. No. 70.-Was the drug store of
J. +. Staples; No. Y was occupied by Sheldon "
Potter, as paper warehouse, and No. "a by A..
Bronsema, as = bookbnder The buildings Is,
20, ~ and No; "a were hut slightly injured by the
hre, though the stocks on hand were much da-
msged by wster end removal
BANK PLACE The block on this narrow street
or alley, which ruts IN the rear OF, and parallel TO-,
Camp street, from Naichez 10 Gravier street. suf-
tered considerably. The buildings Nos. Z, 9. IL,
IL, 10, IL, ~, 2l and % were destroyed. They
were mostly occupied counting rooms and of
hces OF produce brokers The occupants, as near
AS we could gather, wore n. Hawthorn, ]. 7.
Il Fetherston'b, J. N N. Ellis, J. Bogart, Schroe-
der & Mummy, Finn q Spencer. Henry Holland,
Ches. Oxley, John Toole, A. c. WIlbur& & Co., b.
<. Adams Jersey n Co, Bidault K Mcleon,
Robbins, Arlington Il Go.
TnE INSURANCE CoMrANlgs.-S Suboned is list
81 the risks ot each IN company in the city,
CT agency Of insurance. company located here, In
connection with both fires. We understand that
many OF the parties bsrned out, and particularly
by the owners OF the buildngs, were insured
abroad. The great bulk Of the loss, however, falls
upon the Offices in this city.
NssHsiLLE M.RIys. Far issvpsScE AND Lirr
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leak again. the 10th inst In lat @ lea IT, expsy
enced gale from NV which carried cutwater and in
creased the leak, bssdes doing other damage
Below
One ship and one brig, unknown.
DnllO0s
Ship Richard Alsop Smith. New Orleans bark Exact Ste
vsns, bavanrsh and others.
Izs 26wnd at sunrise. wsw at meridian. vi at sunset
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Married.

On the 26th February BY the Rev. DR. Cone, Nelson
RsBIssor, ESQ., to Miss AsTorNErTs s. KELLEY, dsugh-
ter Of Eli Kelley, Esq, all Of this city.
On the 9th OF February at the parish church Of Kid
wick near Keigbley Yorkshire. England, r. BCrrER-
FIELD, Esq, of the house Of Butterded Brothers. New
York to JAsE warGsr eldest daughter OF the late Ro
bert Barlow, Esq., Mansion House, Keighley.
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city Intelligence.

BsLL rnr Dsstrfr o. Tug Nsv yo,x yo,rx.
rrHss A meeting ot The citizens ~ss held ct Fam
many Hell las, evening fcr tire purposs Of ADOPTING
me~rrss 70 give srsrd hall Tor the bsneat Of TIE
New York Volunteers The meeting We. orr.nirss bv
fhs appointment ~ Col. Dsnl y. Delsvsn ss Chsir.
man scd hsjcr Jcssph A Diver. ss Secretary, ON
fsking his eeat 81 Chairman, Col Delsvsn sddre.s~d
the meeting ss folowss-
Gsnfiemen-i presum- you all aware OF the OBJ
jset ft which this meeting H. called t is also known
e. YOU gentlemen that 'sr q our fellow citirens the
xprv, crs cf ttst gallant regiment that carried the
a.r "a r. Empire State trium mphsntly the blood
arepeAsd A.. ds OF Mexico, are nov In midst
suffering for the eesssses OF fe and the vdo.s .sd
orphsss OF the ssin7t d.ss some dependcg on the
charity os fren1s and others enduring all the prva
tiops of want Some u th.ss men are nov inmates of
hospitals being utterly helpless rom the loss OF
service from which they viii not recover TAo.e who
more fortunate In the possession OF health, and
With feeling creditsbs Go the best impulses 81 hums
suffering comrades and endsavor bv all cans In their
power 60 soothe md comfort their afflicted psniops
but the amount of relief arising from this is
compsrsuve'y small and the demands are great IL
their rslief and have doubt that our fellow ci
r~ss Who ready 70 aid the deserving will on
this csseion contribute cheerfalyto their aid and
gor th occssion than the snnvessry of the birth Of
shs patriot and hero Andres Jacksop. Gentiemsu,
sny views propositions you may wish TO lay before
then determined that the ball shall take place
% Tho sftesnth Of March next snt TIVE hundred Of
ost active and infsentsi ctiHens we're appointed =
o.sssion That committee vili meet on Friday eve
nins NEXT ct Tsnmsny Hsii Tor tne purpose OF con-
fsrssnos, In respect 20 the hall
M..,,.o 20 p,,rorr rus E.nIr Ctosrve or srosss e
This evening the above meeting comes on AZ us Is
.rs which viii attract sttsrtiob. On this occasor
h.rs the ph yscal and moral welfare ofso large and
rsspsctsbss class Of the community - tho retai
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cha Issads United States which put back 10 vaps
raiso Sept l6, lsshy. has been condemned.
TENsv Jan "a Some wreck, and part Of and rud-
der have been brought in here Also snail medicine chest
apparently from N Am built ship - the wreck all Of Am
yellow pine.
GIBRALrAR, Jan Heavy gales prevailed here In the
nights Of the 18th h and 18TH The Draeut shaokcord
from Boston for Malta in to-day with loss OF ainmas
GENOA Jan 3-n the gale Of the 9th. Grecan brig got
In with se and caused her the loss OF her
ibboom
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Hssa ss a,:Ss s..S.s S.s fss; bss;J ocs
IsI a.ssuS ssI;SnSsIEsr x'sI: :: csfE a.sns
Benton. r Smith, stubhieaeid. Hsynss W Palme,
Hoffman. R sherrod. Smith. Lcetwccss GverRe N.
Zach, RiShsId' 9 Rssissa. VIM Lst.ins. \ BsdSss:
sSTn S;Ii!r w os,s sts St.nS..s Adler. BsS:s,saa
er. Kirk Richard Kern. Neland, DR. aiii, DR. stone
Oliver, Wright, Jim Letcher.
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nR. RALPH. AUTHOR OF T8E PRACTICAL PRr-
~ yste Treatise sc-Ohce hcuss 70 ~ A ~; " eP.
H. sundsy ereeptsd mo s. ssreet Those
lrsed the ease snd r-ridiy of she In ssrsar
from is FIRST rcpicn ~ its advanced d.
tressins sssss siss serrsi diss.sss ss (ron M
sonrren ADVANTAGES ssd extensive prsosscs he
snps rcasen for ststss " sst~isss o no s-ksr u
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Dh eRneoRY cAN pl

Dh eRneoRr CAN m cosyIpsSTrALLr coz
- soied ~ hs rcsdsnc>, IN msdsor houx
yesrs hs city induces the Doctor sa-s hs s~vs~s w,
rsistea cisswhers ere psrte~iaxiy svtet 70 sslL
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CHAsLKsror-stsansiip Nsrthsrnsr-W 1 Niddist...
w Sherman, W snyder, Landrsth. d Higgines,
Gregory, q Nsiib. Eeer. ncKsn.a. 5isicste..
Ss S@iie Ss.S'F sss.e HsSfs' SS.sss Es
h.r Hss5 . and fsTiy 5rsd rs:5.... s. nat nx.se,
Banning and family b Smith. P.ttsn. and =
Hsbersh,m, Mrs Hall Ms, Hail. nsstef Han. Hail. va
ppsCn, psrss:s1sryi yi z Wilson, Lsvi' n..ssA
knight, Schnemeng, and In the steerage.
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TIE N. o. CotqEsrciai rays 10 "a a-eertansd that
IN. lc-s BY this company is ouy $4,000
The Merchants and Planters Insurance, Ten
nessee Marine and fire Insurance, Protection In
snmnce, (of Hauford,) ~. Louis Perpetual In
surence, Memphis Insurance, Augusta Insurance
and Bankinp, Delaware Mutual Insurance, and the
Mutual Benef, Life and Fire Insurance Compa-
nice, Tie last mentioned OF winch only assures life
now, bad no iisks, and therefore lost nothing
Esry IN the day Yesterday, there was painful
rumois that sevenl lives were lost, and great
number OF persons severely injured by the falling
~ walls and other accidents incident 10 the occa-
son but we could only hear Of t~c deaths, and
oi tne wounded, ihe severest was a sprain OF the
ancie The names oi the reported TO be killed we
were unable % learn Both are said TO have been
men one was crushed by q wall that fell on Bank
Place, end the other lost his lfe in the same way
al Camn efrget - -
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HtBB stBsCnfBER, THANKFUL FOR PAST TAvORa
sss tss hhersl rsrcnss. bestowed hm herstofoss,
bsss leave mes respectfully state that ho s ed
stand, Ne ~ Nsndar street, where Bs~s>
tisn snd Ornsment Painting. ard Psp>r Hapsrr veil
a. interior decorations Of descptsn. Per-
sons dssrous q hsving vers done in any cf a sssvs
hssche may rely on ts being executed IN best sn4
nest apprcvd manner with deepstsh ssidcu nee
eher sss hmsntsa And far below the usual rris>s.
hOBT. ". HOGS No " vsndsm street.
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nAps ..s Iii s.ss y,n - orh M
circular plain directions for washing ciches
viii 10 DO all the washing ofa family
before thus avoiding all the vaah
ins Ssy. This method rsqures nashines vsshseAd
pounsng tsrres-ne rubbrr the shin your fnsers-ns
tearing oh buttons and wearing clothes. This
The CLONES msses them vher snd inurss the rsss
fabric. The articles ussf cost bat
vakbg The circular also contains orec tons for ciesy
s'archng ironing isces washing and oiea siiks kA
sloves removing stains grease srsts se These the
s.tsss Of e Send letters ndme
sale A. Ann ftrt-t, second door.
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NO CURE NO PAY.--DR. coRBfTT. 10 DUANE eI.
NAY he consulted the trsssuens of certain dssss
fses practice of sixcs-n devoted 10 the treat
uent of delicate diseases enables b. c. 70 The ors>
form Of this disease Recent cured IN three iAYs Ne
used.
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B.LrI~ors. Feb z-Ar ship Gov Davis. cuti.r. Boston
Z 'is ,sS s'ils .
Thatcher. Poriasd Quinc ksupton. Porto Cabeio schr
s.Tsss ;s:,s sn s a fss srs.i rIfisss' s
ksS S. & ss,G'd ,, zsSss srsrf Sls
Bs.sss; S.aaia. T:,,. sfois sssr. sasiis prsss.i
s.ssls s:is.I sH: ra'fS & ;s. ss % sSs I
Ss.,,.ss sgss san y.,s'i;sS' ,,s scs.. w.,, NJ.
ssrsS iss. s.ss1a ds sSsas Nary croosss. Js%s, ~
u. hs ss s. s.: A. ssu S .I4. n, sss
rs,,ss fSn,ns,ss AF,I,ss.sl. s..s rsssas syasr.
sson ,sy.s xien k.yseld. sti@orei kimsdi. Kate
c..sy s. s:'ss .ssss s .ss
sys srO,y .as sAs,ss ss, rh,sS.shisi Isa, ss.ss
,sssh s.r .s,sns't s.t .osisss erssn sSrtell
f.rs rrs9ss fs,S seneca sissS nsE Si.,sScr SSs
i.ss CID S.ts Esis Isss q iSs port ,osis 81
.ei. Porter wisns ysrsni.; BsIaneo S.sss.s New
rsrk sd, shirs Hns.or Tsy. Coed vim wiadsor csstis
s sd s. ss sSss sf s. Boy
So s,, rss s,hf ssSss.es r.sSp';s
'sRs.s n, ,Snr Mar, y'ss fs,liss wniss's. nc
rcti. trF Foster lsssss New orlears cis Dsssh tris
Srcvs Prince. Sst,,s Y.rssn'r cogsohsssn; ,osr. a.
81 sr. " brs .esg sos g Lous 'ssh sehr sarah and
Ga '.iI R.Imcsi, trrl vanss H..r. fsiIsss, Is...
e.. as is., IS. fsIsi sigS sOaihsr. sIjo B'''',
ga Cid briss Bsieher' saa Francisco JLH.sisy;
TuIhratss. Locksrt Hamftcr. Bermuda.
laws Del, reb - Gk MAI suuset. the bark sultn.
for ssn soed 10 aud 81 time ship cane
srppcsea the John Henry from New Orleans Ne
tie archorrre Erht inward OF
outward bowed WIND stif from The resfvurt.
Feh iUh NJ. The ship John Hentys from Nsw OreenA
i've Nrss ali heavy laden rassd last eyeninz. This
'sf & -sr; % 81 'a IS.
sosss * f,s iS"Srr pr .slr w,shngen. wni. LIVER
noel cd shirs Acme 3r) eorerNs, Iverro, Belmont
tBrl Grsnt ~ Jehr, NIB; essnder sanford, Baltmore
Sris cSsrrs Hand. Petersburg; sohr nsrnsA n Bar
fe,r =, "a - hrsr Zoe Cori.v B,l,irore
schr Belle. wirscn, New York. -. -. =.
~ ,,,s LEA, Atsr Barnard schr Mary rkin
Bsris nyssss cld ships 6sorss Green Rssmen sssscn
udsou. ht~ Nvorhj hctehs French. dsvre LADY Fsk-
isnd smith Ivsrrool tsrss sophis MeKsn,se nekssra
CorH bsry della spsuidns London; Ros ssssdsh, nss-
Ne EyorS, BRENDA fe-n~ Besor; hrirs Bermudsn Out
tr,ss. k,rss,', Jam and nit ssi:. ,ss.ns srsrss
puih. Chsri~sor schrs Elisa Leirer, ThemsA orssl
csieu Maria nner, Lsvaces Psnsasses Hsalsv. Apas-
eki~ols
ni-srs sspship olcse peshrer Brsses ssssrsi .Ais
Sc chsrics Atrs. rYerh bsrk rrinesscn. fssvrast ID
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~ EW MEDICAL BOOKS-A COXPLETE PRACTICAL
IN work. tho and treatnep Of
structures and all kadrod Of urinary oraas
illustrated by number Of beautifully coivrsd patcs,
a. large lifs By Homer Best~ek H. D. Large quarss
$50 pages I'd edition Price $u Boston
Medical and Surgieal Jourps"It he said fsareiy,
to be equal to Roords Actoas the family
ef dfeases and far superior yshirx
lshsd in this country Author q th- ~st sshinaa
tmissisps In potency &c. caused by improper bsbits-
rourrh Edition. IA plstes Price 81 For a the Pub
hshsrs strnger Townsend "a broadway By
thtr, DCf Broadwav.
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DR- JOHNSON, NO. 10 DyArs srps8T. 80 wlIA
~ known IN the tressnsnt % d.e.te dis.ssss1he p>s-
reputation skill IN those hscurrd that
existed years. IRE sunsr& Censtitutso-A veHknsu
brought y habit enscsuAy srrsc. Recent
ured In four dsys.
nR MORRISON 10 coNFIDENTIALLr CONSULTED
H. all diseases Of doiiszte nature IA srensvs prse
enables hin vithcut msr~ury recent
fro three sin days 6trstrrw and seminal ws,s
he invaratly Bee h Lcnaer DtpiemA n hs
eHee. rulton str~eA
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Arrival Of the Steamer America.
HAI1rAx, July Is, 1850.


The steamship America arrived off the
Enrbor lust night, but owing 10 the dense
fog that prevailed she did moi reach her
wharf ill this morning,
The America arrived at Liverpool Sun
day the goth ult., and sailed on the 9th
inst, at 2 p. M.
Sir Robert Pc was killed on the 2Sth
Of June, by being thrown from his horse. I.
The growing crops Of grain throughout
the kingdom continue promising, though
the harves, may be later than the average
Of seasons.
We have dates from Lisbon to the 9th
ult. Great excitement prevailed in con-
sequence of the arrival of the American
squadron, to enforce the claims of the u
S. Government. Twenty-one days were
allowed by the American commander for q
q reply. Fears were entertained of q
refusal, the Portuguese government having
determined to resist the demand upon them.
Speculations are rife in England as to
the effect the death Of Sir Robert Peel will
have on the position of parts. The gen.
eral belief seems 10 be that the event will
rather strengthen than weaken the posi-
lion Of the present Ministry.
Louis Philippe is said to be dying Of g
cancer, and his relatives state tho: his life
can scarcely last q month longer.
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Commercial Summary.

LIVERPOOL, July 6, 1850.
Cotton as advanced I'D on oil descrip-
tions above inferior. The weeks sales
reach 10000 bales.
Flour has slightly advanced with an in
creased demand. Brown, Shipley g. Co.
quote western lS 20s. per bbl.; Phila-
delphiu 22s; Baltimore 22s OBS Cd.
Wheat, IS I'd 6s Sd per 10 lbs.--
Mixed corn 25s 26s. There is good
business doingin wheat at an advance Of
Id to I'd per 70 lbs.
The coffee market is very firm and high
er rates are demanded. Sugars are in
fair demand and prices are I'd higher.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

PURSUANT TO an order Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and for sciotc
county and State Of Ohio, made in the May
term, 1850, thereof, / will offer for sale on the
premises, in Madison township, in said Sciotc
county, between the hours Of 10 o'clock Al M.
and O'Clock P. M. on Saturday the 17th day
of August, 1850, the following described real
estate, to-wit: The northeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter, Of section No II, townihip
No s. range No. 10, containing SO and 42h00
acres. be the same more or less; subject to The
dover interest Of Eliza Nelson. Termt ol
sale, one half cash down, the balance ID sz
months, with interest, secured by personal 90.
curity. JACOB RAPP, Admir-
July Is, Ie5O-nl5wts
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Chestnut street above seventh street,
PHIL ADELPHIA,

rs central, in the immediate vicinity of the
Il most important public Institutions, the
best and most fashionable places of business,
and the attractive public Squares Of the city.
In the important requisites of light and venti-
lation, two principal objects aimed at in the
recent enlargement and thorough improvement
Of this House, it is not exceeded, perhaps, by
any establishment in America. To strangers,
therefore, its position Is peculiarly desirable.
The subscriber returns thanks to his friends
and the public for the liberal patronage they
have extended TO him, and assures them that
he will endeavor 10 merit 4 continuance Of
their favors. A. F. GLASS.
June "a, lS50.--lIm3
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Indammatory Rheumatism.
THE AMERICAN RHEUMATIC BAIsAh


THE AMERICAN RHEUMATIC BALsAm!!
A NeD Remedy Lately Discovered
I'm the vegetable kingdom--a sure and perma
il nent cure for. all Rheumatic Complaints,
such as
Infammatory, Chronic, Acute and Mercurial
Rheumatism, Gout, Lumbago, Spinal Affec-
tions, ETC., etc.
This medicine has long been sought for II
has been said that Rheumatism could not be
cured but there is remedy designed by ma.
ture for the cure of every disease that the hu-
man system is subject to. At last a remedy has
been found that cures Rheumatism Of the worst
fcrm--one Of the most valuable vegetable pro.
ductioDs Of the earth--the greatest and most
important discovery of the age, and wonder
full blessing to the human family. II cures with
out sckening or debilitating, and renews
strength 'and vigor 10 the whole system, II has
cured, during the past three months, oyer 500
cases that were considered incurable.
| Certificates of the curative properties Of this
medicine can be seen by calling on the Agents.
| HNone genuine unless put up with an en-
graved label upon the outside wrapper, signed
by the proprietor, R. TURNER, Buffalo, N. Y.
| 9. F. Thomas, wholesale and retail Agent,
1863 Main street, Cincinnati.
For sale by ]. L. McVey & Co., Druggist,
Portsmouth, Ohio.
| February A, '50-44m6
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

1A0NAA1'AOlhh1Ohp DhDIIs
ON the 3lst day Of August, 1850, at 9 o.
" clock P. M, ON the premises, at the
dwelling house, will be sold to the highest bid
der the following real estate, as the property Of
John Faverty deceused--to wit: French Grant
Lot No. ~, except 25 acres, and also acres,
heretofore sold by Jefferson Saady-one piece
to Thomas Raney and the other to Anderson
Brown-both lying in the northwest corner Of
said French Grant lot. The premises to be sold
are about 1877 acres, subjectto sale to ]. w.
Gliddon, of right to timber and ore. Also,
eleven acres of French Grant Lot No 80, deed.
ed by William Grubb 10 Peter Serrott. Ap.
praised at $500.
Terms of Sale, One-third purchase money in
hand, one-third In four months, and residue in
eight months from day Of sale. Deferred pay
ments bearing interest from day of sale to Be
secured by mortgage on premises.
WILLIAM GILRUTH,
Admir- Of John Faverty, dec d.
July 10, 1885, .--n15wts
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NEw~R-F1RM.
BERTRAM g. PREDIGAR.

TTAVING entered into co-partnership in the
LII BOOT and SHOE business, at the estab-
lishment formerly occupied by M. Hied, are
prepared 10 sell Of their own manufacture for
lash, anything in their line as cheap as it can
be purchased west Of the mountains. All Or
ders promptly attended to. Work done with
neatness and dispatch, and warranted.
Give us CALL, and encourage your own
Mechanics.
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
Medical Department.

HNHE regular course Of Lectures in this In
stitute will commence on the First OF No
vember, and continue until the last of February.
The Anatomical Department will be opened
and ready to receive students by the lst Of Oc-
tober. The Medical Department will be under
the direction of the following
PROFESSORS.
2. FREEMAN. M d Professor Of Anatomy.
r s NEWTON, M D Professor of Surgery.
H ] HUcLE, NJ D Professor Of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
w BYRD POWELL, MD Professor OF Physiolo-
gy, Pathology, Mineralogy and Geology,
liking, M d Professor Of Materia Medica,
Therapeutics and Medical jurisprudence,
MiLToN AN DERs, A M M D Professor Of
Chemistry and Pharmacy,
IA WILSON, M D Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
CLINIQUl LECTURES;
Medicine--Prof H J HUoLE, -,
Surgical-Prof R NEWTON.
2 FREEMAN, M d Anatomical Demonstration.
The fees for full course Of Lectures amount
to $lO5. Each Professors Tictet SIS. Ma.
triculator's, $5.-Demonstrabr Fee. $lO.
Graduation, $40
Those desiring further iriormation will please
address their letters G,ost paid) to the Dean;
and students arriyipg in the city will please
call ON him at tbs Commercial Hotel.
R. S. NEWTON, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty,
Law Department.
Hop Il W M KING, Professor Of Theory and
Prpsllce Of Law.
JOHN DELAFIELD, Esq, Professor Of CONNER
lcial Jurisprudence.
Terms-$50 per session. All communica-
tons pertaining 10 this department must be ad-
dressed TO E. w. NJ. KING, Esq.
Memphis, Tenn, March, 1850.
CET The Faculties, for intellectual abilities,
moral worth and professional requirements,
will compare favorably with the most distin-
guished in our country.-The Medical Faculty
constitutes an anomaly In this or any other
country all Of them are able lecturers and
the best Of teachers.
Those who will contemplate our geographi.
cal position and the extent Of our population,
can have no doubt as to the eligibility Of our
situation for an enterprise of the kind. As to
health including all seasons Of the year, we
deny that ANY OTHER CITY HAS MORE.
A common error exists in the minds Of many
students relative to the place Of studying med
icne: those who intend practicing among the
diseases Of the west and south should certainly
educate themselves at school whose Faculty
are practically acquainted with these diseases
That the public may be satisfied Of the per.
manency ofthis school, we feel il our duty e
state, that tho Trustees and Faculty form
UNIT in action, which nugurs we'll for It's fu
turs success, and that the peculiar internal or
ganization which connects them, cannot be in
Isrrupted = E,w. M. KING, /.
President Of the Memphis Institute
April l, le50.--52tf.
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