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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07

Second Arrival of Winter Goods.
DGMER & BRO, No. &c, Main st. Centre Wheeling,
~ have just received magnificent style Bon
before brought this market Also, alarge assortment
Of French Merinoes Thbet Cloths Apaccas, ec and va
prices; 4.
In addition to the above, having very large stock on
hand this day began to sell them at aSOnshngy
owprices, and adopted the motto .'smal Profits and
Quick ReturnS Purchasers wishing TO save money VIII
find it to their interest 10 favor US with call 7 10
t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07

Prepare Prepare!
TO DO astontshed the great difference the cash Sysem
makes in the Price OF Goods.
am now opening the lnrgeat stock OF Dry Of
fered retail this sstj, and selling them
lflf ENTIRRLY FOX Cash,
lam determined them sush prices that every
body will convinced It is to their interest TO buy for
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07

Planished Tin Ware.
UST opened assortment ofsplendd Planished Ware,
d consisting and Tea UTns, chatting Dishes Oys
Stewers Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers Tcapots Egg
coolers Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sets-'a
beautiful article We respectfully solicit the attention OF
the public 10 our varied beautiful assortment House
aud Steam Boat furnishing goods. a
HOBBS, BARNES &c co,
No28, Monroe st, hear the Post Office.
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Western MI tary Institute.

Drennon Springs Henry county, Kentucky.
TINE
the second Monday IN srpembe 1885, and the second
term The first Monday in sl,e following February.
The faculty consists experienced The
bef of cadets In The
studies
Acndemy and ,orou instructions in history, English literature,
and tbs Greek and Latin students adnted
cct including civil engineering modern languages. book
Keeping with commercial paciics and osr branches their
+ E..gt- f,r + ID
The military introduced dusc military
knowledge but discipline hralt and physical develop
trsta -t' Fl
Charges niton boarding. fuel lights washing
van.' attendance. OF furniture spd $50
80 per further A.
Smth Louisville, Kentucky Smith johnson,
street, New Orleans, r. Johnson, superintendent
July 2i--2awcF2m aflG7E H.' 10 s43c FRA ae-s.
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Rt Rev. WILLIAM MEAps, D. d., President
Kew T.. 4. CasTLEaAss Wee President
WILLIAM ktssES
THOMAS j. MIcHIs.
PHAKoB n. SrRiALIss, ~ II
EgsJAsIs CKAwisRs
fIKK Powers.
JAaKs Po
N. X. Trout, Secretary, #GN###
Rev, r. II. PHiLLIPs, A. NJ, rnseipa.
Rev. j. q WnEsr, A. NJ Vice Principal
J. q. ENeELBRKcEr, Professor Of Music.
THs institution beaal located in selired part si siaaaton
Virginia. 1ba buildings erected IN lri6 BY company o
gentlemen In different part Of III. ss a eo.t Of sixteen ho
Sand dollars, with OF for their daughters the
best educational advantages IL is furnished IA very eontoa
rr aud has excellent apparatus aud library
psha for sainby Of a,nosphe purity Of ~a,e isnsd sosis
The next session viii be opened september TN The Of study
extensive and the thorough The various
under the Of masters sf long and successful
The discipline and Of the lnstste the result Of an
experience OF nearly quarter Of century.
Board and the English Of 10 msnds s No
eltrns except for music, languages and drawing. ~
Refer 10 the following patrons, 5auntonfion. H. H. T.
STUART d. r. r. s,rblne, Jadae L. Thomp~on LeesbuDr T.
~ Clsset, Burr Harrison, William 81
Dsbney Fredericksburg Goodwin Parkersbusg eDd
esq.,. MonroeA r. Captrfon Roanoke r. Tayio
oranyeMajor John Lee Washington, ID. C,,-L iagc
Alabama-Judge Reavis t' IT. &'07E i
For circunrs &C., address the principal 8 al .&s-#
Aug 5-1aw4wcp Ht Ut 'H-- sUe .....# =. H#
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RUGBY ACADEMY.

Boarding school for son. gentlemen, HahtnsoG city,
THE seventh Of this
Monday, September 4 CcalaIs containing ni necessary
E# o. r. MORRISON.
The following list Of officers employe In the Institution
g. f. Morrkon principal Of mathematics and
professor OF anceDt o modern
asssan teacher OF teacher Of drawing and paint
ing master Of gymDasium. w
LKcrURERs Thomas r. Everett, A. NJ, NJ n member OF the
National iluc and of the Society of Natural History tho Dis
ct Of Columbia Professor Charles Gra member of the National
Institute, the Society History The
Coumbia Professor William Chauncey Lancdon, A.
of the National Institute. M .4tls tE " 6hfk -
REfEREscEs w. W. Corcoran Washington d. C sThos
Riehe esq Washnr,on D. c.; .Rev Smith pyne, p. Wash
u. 30 A. Hall, Washington, ID. r..
Page, US N, Washington, D. q; .Wm seden, esq Washing
ton. C Lieut. NJ r. Maury Observatory; s. Chew, NJ D.,
Md. Rev. Spencer, d. d., Eastern ShUre,
wiims5 rhsdtlpl'. Rsy French, washington, p g
Capt O. Blake, u N; Hon VIM Smith, Va iion Wn. s.
Ashe, NJ C.j Sc Dc Leon H. q. -iAe3<" ar k5E~ +fft-
tgiYE .84.t Patrons. s4t y
Ang23-eodndkcp.
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The Of pessoa upon booA un,e.
s~5ussst " tns saese tspuos be sAae y advance.
psst.. ,sb-Dsa ass~y by ps~sr sf
which ~l be paid assumed by safe
uaasnssion. - #te& 49,
so~s Of Congress, AHd semi- weekly duns M
Subscriptions q period ess than . year
psopostioned above annual Hset Ho3l
0y- POSrMAsTEks authorized agents
DAILY subscribers, With s5S
sFMf wnE Y sub.cbers o23 wEEkLY
will be enstca an
they subscribers fos srssss
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RELis! hELLSi BELLS '.The subscribers manufacture
hand NIL chnch,
boat locomotive bells These
bells hung with the movcahe They
be turned around clapper will etTkc
place which dr.irabe after bell has been rung few
spngs axed in
the be thereby prooneng the These belle
ufed from the lest stock and csst in cnsnss AZ this
foundry these fret used found
We give written church bells break within
dale u with with
out charge ie tone q s bells - warranted Neary poo bells
which
dence of superiority We
awarded from the various bells
and purity tans" We getting
chne aud refer those mrn,sed BY Oar feund
within rods OF the udsm river, Erie and railroads
In direction As this ID mo largest establishment OF the
Kind In the Dated aid has the
be hed We belts
OF old bells taken in exchange
- V A. MRNEELY's SONS
May 2i-lydhcp tallf West Troy, N. ".
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CT. MARY's HALL. for Young Ladies' Institu-
OF Episcopal Church. Hamilton Terrace,
2J5 North Eutaw strre, Baltimore.
The duties OF this school viii be resumed Monday September
5h. LIS location favorable in city
highest ground aud desirable The building
erected last specially and In elegance
The
Of boHrde received being limited and nearly rd
application will be required contaans fsl information
will be forwarded application to the rector. so r5
BALrInoRE, Aug. l9, 1859. .. Aug 19--hsw4wcp
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

= n. = - ~ n" NAVY DfPAkIMENIt
BtDeaa Of Previs'cns and Clothing, Aagua 20, 1888.
g EALED PROPOSALS. endorsed ..Proposals . for Bse ?
~ and Proposals Tor Pork. the case may be- will
he received al this office until l2 o'clock Morday
the goth day of September next Tor furnishing and de-
liyeng, Tree CT all cost an. risk To the United Mates
Five thousand four hundred barrels OF navy hee and
four thousand sight hundred barrels OF navy pork.
Each barrel 10 contain not less than lso hundred
POUNDS net weight OF beef or pork excess oil weigh,
in ehes article will be RAID for 10 be delivered al the
II s9ective navy yards, as follows:
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SELECT CLASSICAL ANO MATHEhlArICAL
EH SCHOOL,

E his College Hill, where
building being fted for its recspion Al The
o the Columbian College, will continue
school, designed for
the foundation thorough Euxh casscai and mathematical
will the 18th Of Sep
q . close 0f Il
Terms ya so quarter payable in advance Al sma add
be permitted attend this lectures de-
vsrsd IN college csisy geology, and and also 10
French and other modern languages Wy The
professor in department.. g-@s g.|.. :
the college, under The special and
nHtcndence Of The principal. n I +sg
necessary expenses full boarding student will be about
90 year, and Of weekly boarder will exceed
si50 -. .,
~ .aa aH #..aH .5 aaNf Principal
faculty Of the Columbian College Colonel l. Ed
wards Coiacl Peter Fosce William Gunton, L. Gale
d. of Once Joseph Wilson, OF the Land OE
Professor g. C. Jewc, OF ue Smithsonian Instiute
i6-JAwimdSc
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N sntry OF hands lying Within nfsssn s.aass - ans
sisppi, to Montgomery, La Alabama. t 4nIg ssr
IN behalf nf tie nspses
proposed railroad brandon
dent OF United States has directed that for
I'll the pleasure OF Congress be ascrsDcd -
public and In mid ot constructing said aoSd The pabe tpnds
lying within fifteen miles, Tor isSvsbou say ee0
ethe side nc between RaDdoH aud MOuieosyY she
ds,rcts Of land ssct sale JAcKos and ns
putc sale private entry tas the andi het
and that have bssa eeo6d
land officers afDsesaD. ld6r
The ui intended above (sOwn BY AtagAns fnT
nised land oeeIe xclude portions pub e nA A6vaf
offered 10Th psoxmo Ad DesGtton
i2h oxim Presidents proclamation o 2Sd May NJ Ud
aIso include portions the ads in te dss ~ -
restored prrte entry by s notice from tins ndic suu ~
that procamaon lying within the toWnspes vs
North Of the base line and east Of the CAseav uses1sa-
In district, Mssssppi Townsnvs ,foHs
five, twclve thirteen, AAsea
sixteen, seventeen, and eighteen
North Of las base line ,cest ofc 81. SpAeas ~UiSssa
In the DEkoroLs district Alabama TOWNSHIPS thirteen, fear
hhean, and three, aAd
four aud fractional thirteen and evs
the unrod ands within which townships DO whks bsom
notice. ~ t.. geon,
Valid pre- cnpon within the limits aforesaid hky
established paid for heretofore. stfoF ~
By order OF tic President 4ftts 81 if tn El&z
Given nader hand, tho Gencra Land oce, Of WsAh
JOHN WILSON,
Aug 20-d3w aA 34e NFtttA* htt CShn1sstSsss.
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ThprsdHy, October
Il 10, 1893, ard end On lrs Of March, 1854 :
Principles of snrg, snd Clinical sugery-Nahsn
". SMITH, NJ. ". M
Chemistry and rhnrmacy-wm. v. A. Aiksr, VI. y.
Prscrss sni Practice o Medcn. and Clinical Medncssm
psl Chew, NJ. ID.
Anatomy and Physiology Rob~y NJ ID.
Cbs'eurs- Richard VI Th-n,ss NJ u.
Matsris Medca Therapeutics Pathology W. mil,en
berger, N. u h.@'
Practical Ansiomy-Bcrvict n. smith, ". n.
bees p The fui
ticu, s5; graduation, eS. 80
fcvIv
uand the hAnor. nhmary, bsiops. he
University, and IL managed and attended
ssd " I'll maieala,ss of ,roasou, ,. yes,
withoht'fse. 49, - -
Aassosl ssstisi and oh..p NJ ,v,,.
WIN " A. AIKEN, w. n,
13-4zwtl5hOct fHii bean. II
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GENERAL THINGA-Wo prepared 10 oner decided
~ bargaiHS Ia the ARTICLES below named #E.#" r#
Real all Inon'' sbeeings, of the various widths
10 pieces pillow case linens vrrous grades
pieces ltneu' tshIe damssks
An eodlcs- variety table owe's, towwnSa
~ Irish linens, with the cheap
at 81 cents yard and upwards, 10 The best kinds and
qusIsies made u .NltL t.f. .a..
Seekers of elias. of pure linen goods should, in iuiee
themselves, examine stock .ws .f.s 4sUf ts
400 peccs cheap .hink low prices alss the
and finest kinds mnde
~ pieces bcmbasins and sp,cs. of grades all
other mourning goods, constantly on hand Il. n.
40 pieces white csmbrio briisntes, three qualities
10 pieces thick jacoBst cambrc nusins all qualities
! carton csmbrc and muslin banda
2 cartons plain twss, dotted, and vine musiirs
~ pieces white camhrc dmy and India twilis
cartons black bordercd hsndkechiefs s.. .s.#
pieces cheap cambfics and French hniste lawns
10 p,eccs wine ciohr and doyes assorted coiors
OF all kinds NJ domestic dry Eoods 10 all Of
which . making daily ADDITIONS. #4IH 4Hs#
II will afford peAsure all amounts due .a
Do unless arranged the
@ auries pces, and fair dealing he relied on In
nli cases. A u ri. "
T. ~. 8E PERRY BROTHER, +.
Miss Dcmott's building, oppos'ss Cen,rs Market
august ol-6teou
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vITIl4L Opan th,s Mornin9-- t ....
w 70 pteres mosquito ncfluf
DO tan -coosed moussssineA, nne n
Hlsck rnits. long and rhou
Also On hand, Hsmion 1914 sheetngs
~ skessthGs NJ IN Trades af# 4ENIN& fH
lytsh MaeAa, and pillow do y.
Back kossbaans and Alpsca
Avs4ss daAsarh ssA tnheS uapkias Hel
WPfs 4ae4eA, II. .a@s Dses Wrlch DO .si
Mach e2ohs, css<11S<seS, md v<buf2s
hD~ae n ~ nsut qsaB4es ab60re hendt s"a s ms
~, $s fs'i'' vHs'; sa.H ~. w.
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NJ. A. r., SON and Sisters Seminary for Board
log snd Day Pupils,

On p Hfcc, btf"rsn IosVfh dHh IHHFrsH'n' : = I
THE duties will be resumed Thursday the
18th s.p,.mbr which time their rap- are requested TO
order promote speedy organization
-. +
additions lately made 70 their
viony cnsbie The principals TO offer increased
ssSs nj their fmpis
Ihey slso made
bonfdn pups 6Hd yhpe provid~d that mate
well vesubtsd csspetsd "
wtnter ard uMmsd pleasure furnace Their t'udy roos'
lighted convenience tha can NJ AfvH
hsrse" WIN he sd.A s~siscssv reference be sivea
previously.
ra., se eculnr my ~ ssd as the Seminary
rvfAsfpNl srck soseu ri s3 l9slNAf r9sH@
Aus ~ --dti3shsep -
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lWo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENr.-Two new, eiriby
situated nodestye houses, viii, marble manicls
Ac containing eleven snd every
gentt family, will be tened upon favorable
punciusi tenant, on application To aNt
-0#.N tHaDr' ,'nnE E. N. sTRATrON,
5tf. #a r..- Ascone~r and Commission Merchant,
South side avenue, Duh
4 odsf
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iCH BLACK DiLks- We have about pieces very rich
Rim kAck Gres de Rhscs, ranging rom ~ ~ y
pasticsas asnaton of NE ~dea
psohsty desirable as~~nt of th~
hosu~ n ~ &ssr eshsassa ~
aaspktuty vichpvss. n asfAoP III Nlsix s
We SeSi1 sss hss Na, shan pisce
fS1isai nAt TN seete& dtss ~ aA6t
csysA wAss shsa ~St~ Ass ncics u seh vn b.
"''-' e iest " w NJ snUsrERk CO., II
Aus 04-s~AAw3Hf 7Gh su>eI nsek Peuh. aveess.
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ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY,

THE session the i5h September The
English branches the ban,
French, and German languages and thorough Of
philosophy, chemistry and
uonony Illustrated by delivered 10 The students du
ring the year
Having of thr order, and instructors
thorough and full aud extensive
on education.
Tsvrss, Ncsyd scsd.ic
month"; ma quaerty modern ss
dsr.,s..d. H. T.. BRoCkETT,
hns % -eodo, Principal
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CITY OF WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER T. 1853


THE the contract awarded under forncf "a
required fof the work again invited as o
proposals win be received day September fo
The III navigation He'd fser ou
and for keeping The said navigation Tree
frani the same lor lbe lon yest period.
ne amount proposals exceed The sum s
SlO0 900.
which
pee the than the ls
counting from sai
eosa dafng which ns he binds himself ~ Keep the said "a'sa
tinn Tait obstrucion. . 4. - -. ,,
good sn-tes si00ou conditioned or the
Air Each bidder will uansinit Al tue
the of the whom nc
Offer declaration signed by Them that iy WIZ
his sond sureies above mentioned and also The ee,'h
rpecahlo ctikons aad that he
is,0o and all their debts and abi
piled wth
e appropriated The above object $780, 600
work removing the raft advances follows
the shall b1 nspeeu officer
pointed by the War epinont and II u shall thar such
wii prrporea snid
Of s0oo0as e portion swa'vrd shah hear is entire ra
shall
whole The $50 OCO will be paid
nua amcns number with the number Of years
open, which fact department judge
Each bid be whole work-thai removal
ran. and for keeping the specified period. No
separate proposals Tor OF will considered.
The roosais will be addressed to the undersigned marked the
envelope Proposals for removing Bed river Iahn
Tho War Department itself right OF awarding the
contract according 70 It's own judgment OF the most favorable bid
and the n,ar Responsible bidder.
To In the Un,on Republic and National
Washington, d. q C'neinna' Gazrte. Cincnna ohio Louis
vile Journal ouisvie Kencky 81 Lou kcpaaiean, ST. Louis
Commercial Bulletin; New Orleans Bee Orleans Republican
Gszet's and Democrat Little rock, Arkanasi Telegraph Wash
ington, Arkansas attF .sa .t J. j.. ALBERT,
July l:--da'ta9awtsosep
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teorKclossl. Classical MaahsnAaaSsaj AesAsApS-
w. d. STUART, Pnscipa. HiE
To le aided ssueisa " GkessssAy essss s~s
r designed in ibis iutuoa long and svosby hnovn
The school Of VIM Abbott youth 0s sdeoa ins
"a. advanced easses OF college, ths -
issona studies the Of i0s he cp1rs
modern anruages naenns chemistry nstssl saseA ~
hsophy, history Ieose, composition, snd ssss ss - ~
-. ..s ~ .4ttt .lt n.
a Academy furnished with vsuab sppar.tus for shs us
CLASSES
The
celebrated heahulnrs believed
vicinity the federal capital aud
national unish adv
yoath. .t A Ht& t H.E#
5s t TERMS. a
Psyalie semi anna aiiy,ia advance. ~
tuition and board including fuel light, washing Ae
fot zen months Sss
alone.
For tuition in French and drawing extra l5fy glnE.r
Col r. II. smith, and the officers Of vIgais Ml'ny La
si!ue. /. d IS. i WI q
Hon. Alexander II. H. Stuart, SRuntop, Va. t
Hon John isichcr, Lexington, Va. h.N
Macr IL Hill, Professor OF Ma,cnaics In washington Osi
&c, Lexington, Va. .a5 III .ffs ~ a63 .8.n
TioE George Z. Dabney, Richmond College, Va. ,,
Purser Samuel Forrest, u. 8. Navy.
Capt. Seth tns.san, U y. Army. N ~ tM
Col. Lorenzo Thomas, u. b. Army. e.fN A#a+afa-
Rev David Caldwell, Georgetown, ID. G.. aglaslsB Hv
IL gives recommend the Goorsc0ws Classical md
Academy under The charge Of Mr. W. D. btuAT MI
oft Virginia Military and hss fer
dischaTSHg with sAisetton The 1a -
sdemy they win ind u Atn ssal-
oas, competent, and faithful teacher. - 1.-..-.e~t
June i7-dSe1 ssrsrsssasst
4 al Ma N
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THE scson Of this institution will LIST OF ocisbc
aud close ihs 2sh OF June following ~
The following schools ancient
mdesn languages mathematics 4
ph, sooyy, and g.
Iosophy, rhetoric, and bees and political
law Also ectus.p OF special aud matcria ncdics,
and n,unstratshp of anatomy The schools OF ancient
gusge modern each
school Of adjunct professor
including clothing books pocket
follows E0 #..gst a..H.aFH
Tuition fees three schools, At &5 EACH 90
Boarding including diet, room aud attendance
payable in three iBstaifaents advance fao 90
Room - each
REM. without the precincts something nore) y-
atrcuiaiiou lee SIS contingent Deposit Slp IS 90
Washing so fuel and light, say 20 90
sass 90
medicine charged with four tickets US each
fee s. The in The intermediates sias of
: $50, In class, s75. GESSNER HARRISON,
Aug : Cav 4wcp Chairman Of the Faculty.
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saa Coisn,sian College. wasAingtss, %. C.) 4 50
THE collegiate year win
tember closing last Wednesday Asy
the snnun for comforting degrees will be held
The ensuing session will le 2oh Of SepteMDE
The charges }} af tAA ~tA
For tuition per session Of nine months - 40 o. .
sUse OF urni,ue library, and attendance - %
Board, (pct %
college charge ,ui,oa The
session There Is .duon fee OF $40 and small sch
and Washing 4, ssE cents c d.ner The nccr-.sry sss Ss
Of boarding sudeat will ssv eisp
Sssae, AZ N. middle s's rs sns' % - W
was. W sss .n@ !, % r % % q s
by rendering the coss sas
order .1.sasspsns of ne .aa.s,.
degree Phosophy %. rs attached to e. Il van se
cuy abou. iee yrnrs and will embscs al tho sudics - shs
espion Of ,h .ncisa, laasusse Tn,s ,psess
ea,1ntion as the and ,csn,inc ,odss i
have prominence Tina usual parcuisry skew er
% p.es s s
s. ns .s Of ss .s ss,. % y, g e
lectures and iuraous The doors N the Coeos WH aI -
any study any length q time fnsy nay ssdsr
s direction % s .ra ..se' such .so.es . s.s sssd
regular eerhea,. Of h,ir standing and psencsncy !. me
and others WIN be added the wants Of The sevcrs depsssS
arc posr,ss for Glns imn-diusely The sAsv
.'y s."'osy nnsraior, and botany IN manner das wA>A
hc preparatory department placed esssis 80
efficient management budnx which has ssss hasAsy
and !, nnde. hs ssnsI. ,upsrs.on Of the i.eo D vim e =
ford h be', for laying the foundation Of hoesA c.s
Boarding pupil.
buidirs recently undsrron, ,hooush repairs
much The convenience and a'sscvene of t ssssSy heas
believed College presented ,,roas ,auesasss
does TO who desire obtain hososek ssA
Aug 27--co5t Prssilsst.
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Law school OF Cumberland University, AZ Lebanon.
s.s. Fste.f#aE t5tl Tenlcssoc. + +
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Carut'ers late Of tho circuit
l. judges OF Tennessee. g.1 #..s Is
Hon Nathan Green, Of the judges supreme
of TennessoU. y tsl fs
Hon. Bomfed L. Ridley, OF the cbcncep of
Judges Caruthrs Green
10 the school.
Plan Instruction Daily
No Of hut
daily lessons the progress of the examinations.
p Weekly Of and which
dents ruils Of facts profess
and through al!
The framed them prepare
dence in the trials Some of the takrn by appeal
which is held monthly the and
public the end of every session The students act clerks h-
jurors and canceors IN
pacites CONNECTED their suits '.sr I.M @rWH. .a
Sessions The the third Monday
ends third Thursday February The
the cccedn. Monday In February and ends second
Thursday 10 July. HFHs trstf
Elpeases sessionTu,ion $50 conngen
fee 81 boarding about $50. Students furnish their books
which be had In the Lebanon b0okstn
sessions required complete uuless
dents sdvxHc@d class No previous study required
any time dui.ns the collegiate year.
There legislature connected with the school,
Nuinber Of students the last collegiate egh,ysi
81 ROBERT l.. CAkUrHERS,
Feb li-eoly President Board Of Trustees.
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NEW FALL GOODS JUSr OPEN BO.--ws svanaI ~
.pscdnly nforn ca..ome and ,hs Psstc sessy as
opening fall 0f
every variety Of heavy dome-ic goods snA also soMss
stock of ecod., 10 which would uUn
all housskrc particularly Our stock
following, fstasr-x ersts'gf
l2f Hamilton sheeting - Wamsutta, - CembertaRl,
- New York mills, and other brands NJ superior shIrsGs
o pieces heavy sng neus, Of kchsrdo~s celebrated
family brand, warranted all pure l,nea
80 medium and hne white naane warranted q wsoi,
and unsurpassed for chsapners ~ - ..s......
10 Bsrnhy diaper warranted all lnen,
ranging from IS ccats - ~ 50 t.Ii .s1 .E.s-4u sW
100 linen towels of assorted qualities and sises
50 DO linen t,bic napkins. cheap M t N'ie
bales "a hrown rhee'ings, heavy lte eh Ia
do fpc and heavy ~ sbectines at 10 cents
DO do rood quality, wsddwG cofoste, Ae
50 blankets from ~ 50 to "a 50 keA
~ coiorcd Msrsclics councrpsnes, very hne -, +.
ladies' and boys h0sa and huf hoso,
comprising the sf hosiery - ~ fouA
Dic, and all the lowest marker psiecss whoiesae re-
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respectfully solicit the Of all In
above named goods
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VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP wANTED.-The undersigned
will the highest market Tor Virginia land and
land warrants. .r .r..#.gL4. il t..sr...
EVANS FAINT,
Opposite the Treasury.
June 3-dAwJm lint. 4 Repl ss t.E. sA' @s EH-