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Chartered by the General Assembly OF the State
fsNHE above l0stution permanently located and is
not surpassed by any similar establishment in the
United States point Of facilities for Inpartng thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties of the Accountant
s...ss 4 ~ -ss Bookkeeping.
THIS Department is under the immediate supervision OF
the President OF the College who Is practical book keeper
having had many experience OF the largest
counting houses in the Union.
Commercial Law.
This Branch under the suDernteDdence of JOHN A.
McEwss Esq, Member Of the Nashville Bar who is too
widely known lawyer and orator to require any further
notice at our hands. s.s.r .-- -l.,,fe.F
The Course of instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures s-rfi. ..e. .-f-.I. .-.i.-. f-F-1
Lectures will be delivered at night so not to interfere
with hs professional engagements. . ss.f.f ma III
Mercantile Calculations .a-s.--
by WIN FERREL, NJ. Under this head embraced every
species oil calculations necessary for bo0kkeepsr bus
ness man to Understandable Interest Discount Loss and
Gain, Equations, Exchange, &c. &c ..-.-5I ~
Terms of Tuition.
Bookk Keeping, by Double and Single Entry, applied
to every variety of business, both prosperous aud
universe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
Commercial Law Lectures including the OF books. s5
Penaanshp-for twenty lessons, to be taken within
one ulontu .........-.......-
Fer fifty lessons to be taken within three months SO
20 The above fees are payable, invariably, in advance
Inc importance OF this rule must appear obvious students
enter Tor an Unlimited period with the privilege of review
ing at any time during life, without extra charge
This School is IN perpetual session. having vacation:
hence students enter at any time and pursue their
studies without Interruption
Merchants and business men will be supplied with COM
peent book keepers by applying at this establishment
Good board and lodging be obtained for 50 per week.
No student will be taken for less than full course iu
whatever branches he pursues. -
Time required for full course-from IN ten weeks
~ Address Southern COMMERCIAL College Nashville
Tenn INDEPENDENTLY
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PRESIDENT PIERCE ON THE VIRGINIA ELECTION
Ata banquet held at Fredericksburg, Va, on the
18th inst, to commemorate the triumph of the
Democrats over the know-nothings letters of con-
graduation were read from the President of the U
etates, the Secretary of the Navy ex-Presdent
Tyler, D. S. Dickinson, of New York, and others
President Pierce says;
beg to presentmy hearty congratulations upon
the late signal triumph of sound principles and man.
ly sentiments in the "0ld Dominion"
Pre- -eminently prominent as the sons OF Virginia
have been, from the commencement of the Revolu-
ton, for their bold advocacy of the cause of free
dom-for their consistent, and patriotic devotion to
the only principles upon which government con-
stituted like ours can be sustained, it may well be
doubted whether they have ever achieved for them
selves more distinguished honor than in the late
election, or have rendered higher service to this
Union.
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HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
HELMBOLD'S HIGLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU.

For diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys Secret Diseases
Structures Weaknesses and all diseases of the Sexual
Organs, wheherin Male Female from whatever cause
they may have originated and 20 matter Of how long
standing
you have contracted the terrible disease which, when
seated in the syste n will surely go down from
generation to another undermining the constitution
and ssppng the very vital fluids of life do not trust your
self in the hands of Quacks who start up day in
city like this and fill the papers with garng flsehoods,
well calculated deceive the young and those not
qusnted with their tricks. You cannot be careful in
the selection of remedy in these
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounced BY emil
nen physicians the greatest remedy known. Ii is
medicine perfectly pleasant in its taste and innocent
in its action and yet thorough tsat annihates every
particle of the rank and poisonous virus of this dreadful
disease; and unlike other remedies does not dry the
disease in the blood
Constitutional Debility, brought by sefabuse MOI
terrible disease which has brought thousands OF the hu-
to untimey graves thus blasting the brilliant
hopes of parents, and bghtng in the bud the glorious
ambition of many noble youth, be cured by this
lnfallibe Remedy. And medicine which must bene-
fit every body from the simply delicate to the confined and
desparng invalid equal to be found citing both
Cure and preventive.
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jurors JUDGFs OF THE LAw-The first case in
Essex county, Massachusetts, under the new law
making Jurors judges of the law, was tried on Fri
day lsst. The Judge delivered his charge, but this
the Jury refused TO regard, and brought in a verdict
of their own. Indeed, the counsel for the defense
reminded the jury that they We're Judges ofthe law,
asd plainly ntmated thst the charge of the Judge
was to be entertained only as an opinion They
acted accordingly, and brought in verdict differ
ent in every respect from the opiniou" of the pre-
slding Judge. This is fair specimen of the beau
tiful workings of this lava law concocted and
passed by men probably not one-tenth Of whom
bel know chattl9 mortgage from a warranty deed; a
law without precedent, and utterly at variance with
the established principles Of jusuce-ABany Ar.
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TINE races on the WALNUT COURSE, Nashville
L Tennessee viii commence on Monday the 24h day OF
September and continue the weak as follows:
MONDAY-Stake for 4 years old, 5000 entrance $40
forfeit. Two mile heats s.--t
TUESDAY-Stake for years old; one mile heats;
si9o entrance; 20 iotel came day stake for two year
feit -H ~
WEDNESDAY-Club Purse, 800; txo mile heats
THURSDAY-Club Purse, $500; mile heats, best three
in five.
FRIDAY-Stake for three year ods two mile heats;
$500 entrance; $50 forfeit -
Same day stake for two year ods mile heats $500
entrance; $50 forfeit =
SATURDAY-Cub Purse $500; three mile heats. with
an inside stake 5000 entrance $50 forfeit
In the above stakes three more to make race TO
name and close on The list day of August
iuuel7-td WM R0UHDTREE Prom tors =
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AND ALABAMA RAILROAB
@ @ -
OPEN TO FRANKLIN.

OPEN TO FRANKLIN.
ON an alter Tuesday. March 9th, Trains will run a.
" follows:
Mail and Passenger Tram leaves Nashville ~: $50 NJ
...-- - arrives in Franklin at 7:30 An
do leaves Franklin at ......S:45 Pm
arrives in Nashville IT. z:45 ~
Freight and Passenger Train leaves Franklin ats AN
arrives in Nashville at $3.50 An.
do leaves Nashville at ......2I5 Pm
arrives 10 Franklin at g: 50 ~.
On Sunday The Mail Train only will be run. Onnibuses
will connect with all the Trains al the Nashville Depot
carrying passengers to or from poD. in The city snd
Carter, Thomas Houghs line Of Stages viii IN
necton at Franklin.
Through Tickets to Memphis, WsynesbOro. Tuscumbs.
Florence Columbs, Pulaski aud Jackson BY railroad
stages be at the General Stage Office under
the Verandah Hotel A ANDERSON,
mrh-ly X. EGG. and Sup't.
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HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA,


For Purifying the Blood, removing all diseases arising
from excess OF Mercury, exposure aud imprudence in
lite chronic constitutional disease arising from i'm
pure of the Blood and the only reliable and eec
tua known remedy for the of Scrolua Salt Rheum,
Scald head Ulceratons of the Throat and Legs, Pans
aud Swepgs of the Bones letter Pimpes the Face,
and all Scaly Eruptions of the Skins.
THIS article is prescribed by some OF the most
Il distinguished phys clans 10 the country, and has
proved efficient practice than any preparation of
Sarsaparil yet offered to the public. Several cases of
secondary syphilis Mercurial and Scrofulous di
have entirely in the ncursbe wards of PGb
lie Institutions which had for many yeare resisted every
mode OF treatment that could be devised. These
furnish striking examples of the sautry effects OF this
medicine restng of the most nveterae Diseases
after the glands destroyed, and the bones already
affected.
NoTcE-Ietters from responsible Physicians and Pro.
essors of Medical Colleges and certificates of
from patients will be found accompany ing both Prepare
lions.
PRcrs Fluid Extract of Buchu 81 per bottle or do for Is
OF Sarsaparilla, y" d" 3"
equal in strength gallon Of Syrup Of Sarsapara
Prepared and sold by II 7. HELMBOLD, Chemist, 26s
Chestnut Street, the Girard House, Philadelphia
To be had of and Of Druggists
aud Dealers everywhere.
All letters directed to the Proprietor Agent receives
immedi ate attention. jane1-ly
7. WELLS, Agent. Market ST, Nashville.
INLOUR-5s0 bbis Flour, store and for sale by
4 ap4 H. s. FRENCH son.
COUGHS AND COLOSSUS Brian's Pulmonc
~ Waters, for sale by H. G. SCOyEE
A LIKELY HOUsE N0MAN EnR IIID D
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l-l ssBOOKS THAT ARE BOOKS,o
a ai.l AND WORTH READING. sls
~ REECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN; 81 rfr.il,7 ar
VI FLOOD AND FmLH Fs-l
UNCLE SANS FARM FENCE
NORM "a STARS OF rHE NEW WORLD;
sll- FIFrY YEARS BorH HEaIsPHRREs;
Fal HoSAMPrUM AND NArrcK; .lf-.E
-..1 IIvEs rHs QUEENS OF ENGLAND; 1913
.--..t1 % TIE PILGRIMS WALsIsGHAk; .o.a.rf la
81. ~ Hits, LAKES FoRxsT SrRsANs 'oa-.aa
.-4f.I TEE MONEY MAKER; .ill it71s 20 .2lr IS sG
-1 SUBSTANCES SHADOWS; ci ggsf
--. TES NIGHTS IN Bar Room; u -La1El.s-l1
TABLES FOR CRITICS; *. ~. -. ssa.s4T ,s7
FEgs LEAvEs-Second Series. r. n.lsf i.se sd
MEMORIES OVER THE WATER; a.l TT t..f
TENNgsssAS ABROAD;
11 BERTHA and LILY;
The HERxIrs Dell;
-a HoNsY Moon and other ComicaGties;
81 u Mss LEsLIE's BEHAVIOR Book;
knl or THIS Thar AND TIE OTHER ao1-.1
4 Fer sale by CHARLES W. SMITH.
mar3f
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

= BEAUTIFUL building Lots in Reuston's addition to
y Edgeteld, fronting each 50 feet Woodland street.
ALSO-Three handsome lots in West Nashville
AIISO-A desirable lot the Gsatin Pke-a few
hundred yards from the Public Squsrefronng 40 feet
the Turnpike and running back about 245 feet to so
foot street. Apply 70 j. l.. K W. BROWN,
iuuel5-2w 4414 Cherry Street.
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS. -
|ailing DAYS to and from the United STATES

Sailing Days to and from the United states.
FROM ElRnPE
HERMANN, (Aml $outha"r IN, J's o.. for. New York
AMERICA, (Br) Liverpool, me q fur 49,. Bosom
PACIFIC. (Aml Liverpool, june IL, for New York
ARAGO. Am Hayre, July 4, for. New FORK
AFRICA Br( Liverpool. July for. Boston
ATLAkTlC AM Liverpool, July a. for. New York
WASHINGTON, (Auf) Hsvre, July 49, for New York
FROM The UNITED STATES -
PACIFIC, fam New York. June 10, for Liverpool
WASHINGTON. Gam New York June l6, for Bremen
AfhiC {br.l Boston. June 90 for Liverpool
ATLASTl AM vew York, June 81, for Liverpool
~; iseufs. IAn) New York, June so, for. .Hasre
BALTIC. Am. n. York. July II, for. Liverpool
Hermann, AM New York, July a. for. 80. Bremen
AMERICA. (Br) Boston July IS, for Liverpool
PACIFIC. (Am.) New York. July 25 Liverpool
ARAGO (Am) New York, July 90, for........... Havre
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TENN ESSEE IANUFA Glory.
SYLVAN MILLS,

SHELBYvILLE, tennessee . -l
* ILLELAND & co, Manufacturers of all kinds Of
" CO7TONADES. APRON CHECKS PLALDS
-AND STRIPES IICAZNGS STRII'D OGN4BURGS
for servants, THYME, DC.
large and full line of the above Goods can always be
found at Messrs. TRABUE Il LUCUS' No. "A Public
Square Nashville Tennessee factory prices which
have recently been reduced to fully compete with any
manuIacory either North South We resp ctiully re-
guest city and country merchants call Messrs Trabus
ucusour only agents at Nashville-and examine the
Goods. GILLELAND 4 co.
~ We the agents for the above Goods and re-
spectiny request city aud country merchants to call and
examine them. We have just received large lot.
mayl7 TRABUE & LUCUS.
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T#E CRcPa-Iu this county the wheat crop has
turned out sp!endidY--ten, fifteen and twenty
bushels of fine grain to the acre The rains of last
week have produced splendid effects on the corn
and oats, and there probably has never been finer
prospect for these grains than there is at present.
In all sections OF the country from which we hear
the same prosperity is manifest Winchester Star
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Lot for Sale.

OWING to my late misfortune by fire, and wishing 10
" establish my Roofing Factory outside the corporation,
will sell al public sale al the Court House, Saturday
next June 30h, if not previously disposed Of my LOT in
South Nashville, situated the of College and
Mulberry Streets fronting fftg-two feet College and
running back to Cherry street This is the lot
which my Roofing Factory stood. credit Of IL and
Is months will be gwen notes well endorsed payable in
bank will be required, and lien retained.
june2T-td J. T. NATHURST.
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS ~
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
UP TO asaass
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION
TIE HOUR OF PUBLICATION

GAINESVILLE June 29--James Morrison, an old
and respectable farmer, residing about miles from
this city committed suicide about noon yesterdau,
by shooting himself through the head with o pR,-
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FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIszRIcT.-We are authorized
TO announce Col JosS Il. SAVAGE candidate repre-.
sent the Fourth District in the Congreas of the United
States
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~ We authorized to announce Col. JAMES NJ.
SHEID candidate to represent the counties of Coffee
Warren, Cannon, Van buren, and Grundy in the next
State Senate.
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"a G. c. ToRBETT. of Davidson county, is & caudi-
DIS te to represent this District in the next Congress
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THoNAs ANDERSON. OF Coffee County, candidate to
represent the Fourth Congressional District the Eext
Congress of the United States.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE lot for the erection of Sorehouse, on
the corner of Broad and Summer Streets fr ntng 40
feet on the south side of Broad and l40 on summer.
ALS0-S or 10 beautiful lots in Ewing's addition for
sale Oug time to persons who will erect good dwell
ings the lots.
ALS0-A desirable residence lot Spruce street, be-
tween Church and broad
ALS0-A beautiful lot in West Nashville, on the corner
of Broad aud McNairy Streets. .-
LID r. W. BROWN,
iupAo--0v 44la Cherry.st.
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Books and Stationery.
NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS
ron CkTE nv

fOk SALE hi
HAGAN * BRO, Market Street,
D0BERT GRAHAM. By Caroline Lee Hentz.
%. ELLEN MORTIMER. By John K. Duer, Q. s.
GRACE LEE By Julis Kavanagh
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE. 3y Mss Austin New "a
MY COURTSHIP. By Henry wikof
THE CASTLE BUILDERS One volume paper.
TEMPTATION. By Smith.
sfANDFLELD HALL. By FIsmith.
FRED ARDEN. "a"
HARD TINES. By Charles Dickens
DICKENS NEW STORIES. In one volume
THE NEWS BOY One volume cloth
TIE CABIN BOY One volume cloth
TIE LAMP-LlGHTER. One volume CLOTH
THE SLAVE OF THE LAMP. Que vol luna cloth
TIE HEN FEVER. By Burnham
RUTH HALL By Fanny FERN
LIFE AND BEAUTIES 0FFANNY FERN
LiFbOF BARNUh. By himself
KATE AYLESFORD. BY Bennett
THE WIFE'S VICTORY. By Mrs Southxsr,h
FREAKS OF FORTUNE. By ] Jones'
THESrRUGGLES OF LIFE By Thomas MiIlet
FLUSH TINES IN ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI!
COTTON Is KING. By an kmerican
AFRAJA-A Tale Of Norway.
. FASHION AND FAMINE. By Mrs StepheuA
ELLEN NORBRAf. By Bennett
HARPERS MAGAZINE
G0DEY'S LADYiS BOOK.
SAM SLICK = NATURE AND HUMAN NATURE
With many others, in store and for sale by
june23 HAGAN REQ
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOkS.sf
~ Magazines. ~
Harper,s Magazine for June. rfH
Frnnk Lesiie's Ladies' Book of Fashi ON
Lesiie's N. ". Jonrnsi for june a.si 4
Grahnm,s Magazine for June.l bra is1f
GoSey's Lady,s Book for June stt1aa
For sale by JNo. YORK & CO..
A RMAGEDDON.-Or the United States in Proph
N ecy, by Baldwin. b s1al'5-
For sale by iuns6 JOHN YORK d co.
EO Boxes Pearl Starch; ats 200 Cigars, all
apII - 5. Il LOOMS 4 co.
HARPER'S STATISTICAL GAZErTE FER
IL OF THE W0RLD-Particularly describing The
United States Of America Canada. New Brunswick and
Nova Scotia Illustrated by Seven Maps 1859 royal oe-
tavo pages. > 80 ga f..s
Physical Geography of the Sea. BY Murray. 'a'S
Memoirs Of Celebrated Characters. by LaI1srtine.
wolfsrt's Roosl. BY Washington Irving sssig
Wikof"s Courtship and Its Consequences
Robert Graham. By Mrs. Hentz
Alone: A Novel. By Marian Harland.
Life of Sam Houston-Illusirated. -.
Inez A Tale of the Alamo. 81
Sons OF the Sres History Of the Rise, Progress and
Destiny of the American Party.
Stanhopc Bureigh: The Jesuits in Our Homes. j.
Know Nothing Almanac and American Manual.
Nature and Human Nature. By Sam Slick.
Fifty Years Exile of Israel Potter. BY Herman Melville
Men Of Character. BY Douglas Jerrold- a
Kate AyIesford A Story Of the Refugees. ~ re
Cooper's Novels. Revised Edition-compiete.
For saleby [may17l JOHN YORK CO.,
GOLD PENS.
JOHN YORR & CO. have for sale the bese
article of PENStn this market. %
--D ssa-a SUPERIOR CUTLERY. t
POCKET KNHVES-..2O kinds-.sthe best
quality. For sale by
JOHN YORK e Co.,
mayI7 Corner of Cherry and Union SITS.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE.

WE Offering for sale that desirable residence
w where &. C Cantrel, Esq resides about ~ miles
from the city, the Whites Creek pike. The dwelling
&c, and about l25 or Is, acres of land. Apply to
l.. & x. W. BROWN,
iune97-1m Az Cherry Street.
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. o. = Ies2. a eitInear Paris was attacked xith

o. r W. HAYWOOD. Esq, candidate for the
Legislature, viii speak st McWbirtersyile to-day.
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TYREE SPRINGS.

THE delightful Summer Retreat is now open for
l. the reception Of visitors. The House has IN ia
dergone thorough repair, and the most ample ar 4lJ
fragments have been made for the accommodation II
those who desire to avail themselves Of 70 this well
known watering place.
lwIll be the conttant aim and endeavor of the Pro-
petor TO please all who visit him. and preserve and
maintain the high reputation, universally accorded
those Springs by all their former patrons Pedgng him.
self to untiing sssidny in Ae of all the duties
devolving him Proprie or he confidently hopes
receive the liberal patronage heretofore extended him
by his friends and the public generally.
-e WM. ROBERTS,
lima - 1StS apf Dropr
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FOR THE COUNTING HOUSE.

FOR THE COUNTING HOUSE.
DLANK CHECK BOOKS on all the Banks;
ID BLAKR N9p-YtFG BOOKS for Letter Presses;
PIT p=A t Isl. ysEG BO4RD;
ri Bill WsIr.-5- -. a. t,si-PALLRO4D RECEIPTS I;
COUNTING Rtsst.sE RAcKS-POSP BOXES;
ARNOLD'S FLUID-ARNOLD.S CARkLNE;
GOLD PRNS-STREL PENS LFKS7AYDS;
Bill HEADS-LRTTER .CLLPS-POUNCE;
CHICK TIES-PET R4CKS-EYFEZOPES;
BANK BOOKS, &C., dc For sale by
ap1l CHARLES w. SMITH.
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Or Z 1852, girlnear Paris was attacked with
frequent yomitings, at which times she cas-. up
spiders, catterpsrs, snails, and other insects and
it was finally discovered that from some extraor-
binary inclination, she had beer in the habit Of
swallowing those insects, and that they had re-
NAMED in her stomach until elected, sometimes for
seven or eight months. A poor woman CT Coburg
is reported TO have entertained fo- some time a
snake half a yard long. In 1875, shoemaker in
Europe, who had suffered for many years with
pain in his abdomen. died, aud after his death a
serpent the length of mans arm was found in
his voppin.
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,RRIFORD, SLAU GIL T I
Bankers,

AND EXCHANGE BROKEhX
Cedar street, opposite the Post OH e,
NASH VILE, TENN.
EXCHANGE, GOLD, SILVER, AND ALL KINDS OF
BANK NOTES.
PARTICULAR att nsion paid to Collections in all parts
of Kentucky Tennessee and North Alabama.
REFEREScEs -Messrs Hobson Nheless Bank OF Nash
Vile; Messrs Ewn Brothers, Wholesale Druggists Messrs
Fall L Cunningham Hardware Merchants; Messrs. w. b
Shapard Co Bankers Henry T. Yeatman. Esq, Whole
sale Grocer; >. NJ Scott Proprietor Of City Hotel
may26-tf
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WANTED.

LADY. an experienced teacher, desires a situation
in some family school. She has been long resi-
dent the South, and has tang BIT in Virginia She can
produce the hest for responsibility of charac
ter and capa5ity instruct in the following branches
English French Music. Drawing, Painting 10 OIL and
Fancy wok. Salary great object pleasant
residence in a Southern climate.
For further particulars address Mrs MARTHA r. HA-
VEN, London, Ohio, Madison Co. june3-wu