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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-05
BROWN ANDERSON,
octl-tf No. 40 Market st.. Nashville, Tenn
OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LoTrKRIxs,I

BALTIMORE, july lst, 1856.
AL TlcKRTs CKRTIFIcATRs PACKAGES TIcKRTs,
I n LOTTERIES AUTHORIZED STATE MABYLANp
LITHeoRAPHED SIGNATURE +. X. Brennan,
GEERBAL AGEST THE CoNTRAcToR ANs ANY oTHER
FRAuDs.
Owing the applications from ali parts Of the
country the management will give their attention the
filling Of orderstOr Tickets Certificates, in the Maryland
Lotteries.
Persons distance may confidently rely upon having
their orders fer Tickets promptly ned and the srctea
ndeuce observed.
These Lotteries drawn daily in public in the City Of
Baltimore under the superntendence Of the State Lottery
Commissioner Heavy Bonds given 70 the State
for the of all Prizes The prices Whole
Tickets from 81 to $40. Half and Quarter Tickets in
proportion.
There are never 5000 Prizes in any Lottery,
which Prizes amount from 81 to 100000 according
To the price of Tickets. For instance
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DRUGS.
FRESH SUPPLIES!

i10 PACKAGES Fresh and GsnziRs MEDICINES,
| fIU CHEMICALS, PAINTS, &C., &c. Received and
to be sold at the lowest prices BY T. WELLS
At the MAN AND MORTAR, on Market oppcste Union
o. iS URGICAI DENTAL, SURVEYING M,Dw,ysas Rs1a and
- Poct~ hs'ran'sHts, assorted. Just received BY
nERFUMERY.-5O Sos. c6legnss and otGz- l.s--5; In.
BOHEMIAN GUILT TOILETTE BOTTLES assorted.
COSMET1cS-A fine assortment
HAIR TOSiCS, Hair Dyss, Gloss Powder, puas snd
CURLING FLUIDS, POnAiums. OILS, PatOesu...,
T0ILETFE and Shaving Soaps, 100 doz.
OD0NTNE TOOTH PASTE and STRAWBERRY
Eauoring Extracts. JuR assortment Received aud
0@y.SI sop III TIRpRoL-RusurOss ourss.' MoaF1IA
Hyd Potass, IODINE, NITRATE SILVER, Select
powders Of IpecAc Opium Colocynh Rhubarb SeamOny,
Nayappls, Golden Seal All offered low By
(, ,AESAPARII.LA EXTRACTS. 4s Dozen
- BULLS, GuisStss, TowSsESD's, Carpensers, SHAKER
fresh E,ii Extracts Of SaIsaparilla-
ID pfpes tcgaiac. Otard, DuPrsy Sigaats, and Ga1s-
5agRs BrGsdSs Madeira. Port Sherry, huscate WINES.
4 ROMATIC sCHIEDAM sCHNAPPS.-A
n popular remedy for diseases Of the Kidneys.
DORTER-LondOn in pint and quart bottles
i Receivsd By 7. WELLS.
E'LECrRIC aIachines, Nsdieins osssss Medical
IL Saddle Bags GGns Bags Trnsses, Shoulder Braces,
~ ydranIic Genie 1t and Plaster of Paris of su
0aaI
VTARNISHES AFu-niture, Coach, Demar, Brcso Gnd
Black japan, Iron, Leather, instrument and Picture
Varnishes.
GOLD LEAF, Geld Fsa, SRrsr Leaf, Bed, YAzow
VI and White Br0RSes.
DRUSTI ES-73 dozen Hair, Tooth, Nail. Hat. Cloth,
d Paint. busting Sweeping Scrub5ing, Poona, Stencil
Horse, Comb. Shoe, Stopping and Vsraish Brushes.
I EECHES.-kresh supplies Received by
4 ETTsT,s COLoRs.-ss dozen fresh assorted
N Colors in inHexible Tubes, well assorted.
L,PICES; 1900 LBS. Pepper; SIS lbs Pineuts;
- Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace finger; Ground Spices
Yernicells; Sparkling Geleiine Bitter Almonds Pre-
served Ginger.
DIPEs, Marbles, Gun Flints, Percussion Caps, Gun
II Waddiug
OOCGH Candy-65 dozen Howe's Cough Candy
I ] and New England Cough SYRUP
A(USTA r RDS-Frdnk1ort, L0uisrtUe, L<rsn2ssR and
ItI Cincinnati Received and for sale BY I. WELLS.
eVNE PEN AND POCKET kNIVES.-Assd-
Il PORT M0NAIES, every shaoe.
PISTOLS, SWORD AND WALKING CANES Well
q EGARS AND TOBACCOS-ss ss, 600 CaSGdorss,
y AdpoIeon, Bdrrios ZeOndOro, Jenay Lind SegaTs;
25 boxes lag QgeeR and Fine Cut Chewing and butcher
Smoking Tobeccos. Fer sale low by i. WELLS.
DLACkING-40 gross fresh Paste Backing.
ID STARCH, % boxes, STAR CANDLES, 45 boxes,
ALCOHOL. Vinegars Whiskys, GINS, Kums, IS bhls.
LINSEED OIL and SPTS. TORPENTINE.
PURE WHITE LEADin %, so and loo ID kegs
ZINK WHITE PAINT, fine Frsnch, IN 25 and SO % bsgs
hsceTed and for sale ats small advance by
june24 T. WELLS
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limited States Mail Line

United states NaAla LnlAG
| NET YORK. AND CHARLESTON STEAA
| =, PACKETS SEMI WEEKLY
| NasbviIIe. 1900 tons, II. Berry Commander.
| SSariou, IeOo tons, J. Foster, Commander.
/ las Adger, l,50O tons, s. c. Turner, Commander.
sOutherner, /, 900 tons, Thos. Evan, Commander.
NEn LEAVES Adger's Wharves. every Wednes
sNfSSs day and Saturday after The arrival Of the
So cars from the South and W 4st.
These Steamships all built for The Line and Ior
safety comfort and speedsre unrivalled on the coast
Tables supplied with every luxury Attentive anc cour-
teous Commanders will insure Travellers OF TINS Ane
every possible comfort and accommodation. .oo
Cabinpasssge,. ..............-.......r:S@ :S@V'
Forfreiqht or passage having elegant State Room Ao
oommOdstons. apPyto ,,,e,,oov
ssp1s. '55-1y Charleston. s. @.
MRS. GERTRUDE j. CARY'S BOARD.
ING AND DAY SCHOOL
WILL resume its Session Monday Sept 10th Clr'
wv culars may be obtained application at her resi-
dence W. corner Pine and Fifteenth streets, Phliadel-
phia, NJ
Chester d, D. Rev. J Newton Brown, d. D., Rev. henry
Darling Rev. G. L. Pla Rev. J. Gordon Maxwell, fniia
Hon. VIM. L. Marcy. Secretary of State, Judge T; V.
Daniel Supreme Court U. s., washington Ctyi rev.
Thomas 4 Skinner, D. D.. Rev. Joel Parker, D. D new
York; Rev. George Woodbridge, P. T. Daniel Jr. Esq,
Hon Cave johnson. President Bank of Tennessee Nash.
vle Tenn. A. R. Crozier Comptroller, Nashville, Tenn
sept25--6m.
PRENTUM BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY.
EBEN FULLER,
(SuccessoF>to Hamilton Fuller,
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURE
Corner Market and Spring or Church Sts's
r Nashville, Tenn.
~ RATEFUL for tke liberal patronage bestowed upon
VI this Mandatory since its establishment the FRO
petor feels determined merit continuation oil the same
in future.
/ have now on hand good assortment Of ready mads
werk consisting in part of Mems Boys aud Youths Cs
Kip and Thick Boots and Shoes Negro Brogans double
SOLE House Servants Shoes Ladies and Misses Cali MO
rocco a1d Kid Boots and Shoes ali made from good STOCK
in good style ana warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn-
pike Companies respectfully solicited.
All kinds Of Repairing DONE .
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLhH-
~ Banner, Whg, Gazette and Cleveland Banner
copy end discontinue all other advertisements augZ4
LOCOMO TIVES, TOOLS AND MACHINERY.
TINE LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP, Laurence Has
sucbvsstts manufactures Locomotives of any size or
eIaee Stationary Engines Lathes, Planers; all kinds OF
Tools Cotton Woollen and Paper Machinery Turbine
Parker Water Wheels Gurnseys Patent Printing Press,
&C. &C. All articles warranted best materials and work
uanshp Information may be obtained and orders for
wsrded on application to Mr.. JAMES PLUNKET, at the
State House, NdstgjlIs. tennessee, or address
]. d. w. PAGE Treasurer,
nov 22-6md. Office, IA Kilby ST. Boston, Mass.
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PalTTaer's Patent Leg.

FAMILY GI1OCERY.
HAVE in store and for sale low for cash, the follow
i ing articles:
Extra Family Flour, warranted the very best
Suyar-BrowD Crushed Loaf and Pulverized.
Cofee-Java, Laguyra and Rio
Preserves Jeies and Jams, Of all kinds.
auces Catsups Pickles. Oysters, Spices and Fish.
pie Fruits Peaches Cherries, and Straw berries.
Fresh Tomatoes aud all other articles strictly for family
usa Warranted the very best quality.
i,n4'56 J. NJ. HAWKINS. SO Union street.
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EMERY BODY READ THIS.
WYE offer for sale the following suabe property from
w 25to 50 PEI cen. below It's real Value:
lst-Mr John NiKOu's most valuable Farm, containing
$50 acres about twolhirds heavily tmbered good i'm
,royements: situated about miles from tie city
Ayde's Ferry.
ad-Four acres OF beautifully tmbered Land, with
number of andsome building sites miles from the city
on the Gallatin Pike
sd-Three besutiful Building Lots in Edge6eld on the
corner Of Tulip and Woodland Streets few minutes walk
from the Public Square,
Also four magnificent Building Lots in W illiauls Ad
ditIou to Edgefeld Apply immediatelyto
il Il f W BROWN,
iauls-lm AZ Cherry street,
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REMOVAL
G h q n G e OF z / r IN

THE Firm Of wHTTLoCK, NICHOLS & CO., having
having been dissolved by mutual consent, BkNJ- n &
EDW'O A. WHITLOCK have assoc ated with them
FKED'K. J. HATKRsTIcK,
OLIVER w. DoDGE, and
HeSRY CAMNRYKR,
many engaged with the old firm and will continue
Importing and Grocery Business under the m Of B. NJ
&E. A. %HITLOCK Co, and will remove from the old
stand Front Street. 18th January 1885, to their
warehouse No. 70 Beekman Street, Corner Of Nessau frat
AsoT House. the opposite side OF and
from the Park where they will be most happy 10
their friends and all who will do them the favor to ex-
anime their stock.
rhe senior member of the 6rm B. NJ. WEoek, embraces
this opportunity as for the kind
him through the long period Of his business and
trusts experience and application with that Of the
Junior partnes will prove sufficient guarantee that all
cORdded House shall continue 10 receive ample
and satisfactory attention.
New York, January lst, 1856.
b. n. & Z. A. wHITLoCK & go.
BENZ. n. WHTTLOCK,
EDW'D A. WHITLOCK,
FRED'K J. HAYERSTICK, ,
OLIVER w. DODGE,
HENRY CAMMEYER.
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MISCELLANEOUS
SNUFF AND TOBACCO,

SNUFF AND TOBACCO,
PETER LORILLARD
MANUFACTURER, No. AZ, Chatham Street, ,Eew-York
q UCCESSOR to PETER and GEORGE LoRnLARD offers
y for sale all kin is of Snuff and Tobacco general
For particulars Price Current be obtained BY I'D
dressing above. This Establishment is one of the old
est of the kind in the United States.
Feb LILY. ..a4 r-
. Law OFFICE.
T II. WILKIN having been admitted TO practice in
81 all the Courts Of Tennessee and new York, and hav
ng permanently located in Nashville will attend to all
matters of Collection and Litigation entrusted to him.
Office No 20 Cherry street., nevS-n
SEWANEE HOUSE, Nashville, Tennessee.
BRIDGES q son, PR0PRIET0ES. -.
HS desirable house has lately been entirely RENTED
and refurnshed and there has also been added mum.
Der o. las ge and beautiful rooms new dining hall &c
The house is centrally located convenient to the Gene-
raj Stage Office, Steam Boat Landing and the business
portion of the city. r..t-
We prepared to accommodate the travelling pub
lie Gnd friends in general in style not to De SIR.
unesO BRIDGES & SON, Proprietors
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HIST RECEIVED.

just RECEIVED.
LARGE stock of Gentlemens Clothing, consisting of
n Cloths Csssimeres, aud FestingS, which will sell
a very low prices Tor Cash st g. up stairs College
aents-a 4. MORRISON
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pREMIIIM CHAMPAGNE CREMANT.

B. NJ Z. A W. & Co., the exclusive owners Of this
wne receipt Of shipments by regular Packets
and beg who may have given trial TO do
under their guarantee that will be found superior In deli
cacy favor and quality any Wine at present mPored
ian93-dGtrivlm
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Importers

or Cegnas Brandss from otard Dupuy Co., Hsnessey,
Pnet Czson Co.. and other Houses Of the highest repu
taon and sole Propretors celebrated Brandes OF
CHATEAU BERNARD,
SUPERIOR VINEYARD,
LIQURUR DES CHAMPS DOR,
sEMA(5NA CHARTA," &c &c.
sgHIEDAA AND OLD HOLLAND GINS, JAMAICA AND
WEST INDIA RUNS.
MADEIRA, PORT AND SHERRY WINES,
From the Houses in Europe, all Of which
have ordered and selected with view to their purity
and medicinal
CIGARS upOrted trade from the best ship
pers in Havana.
Agents fine description of Virginia manufactured
TOBACCO also large stock Of medium and low grades,
and MHOLESALR DEALERS IN FINE GROCERIES,.
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FOR a
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YOKE IS NlHfA
&C, &C., &C. 60 szEzEEzzs
gAykEEAH & CHARLESTON ETEAzsAlP LIskS
The well known trst CT ass Steamships
geygGonc State,
CAPTAIN R HARDIE-
State az Gro 00rgita,

CAPTAIN j J GAkYiS.
viii hereafter form Wscky Line Pl4lephia sailing
every Saturday, alternate iy from SaTAn1th AID Charles
ton, follows:
1he keyS;rne STATE viii sail On Sayaanah the follow
ing satur.l4.a Jru4ly s9l February 81 and 18th,
March lst I5h aud 18th. .esvinZ lhdadelphs th: a.
ternGte oaLHTd1ts
The State o Gsogu will sal irUa Charleston the fol
loving Salurdays-jai u,ry 25i rehru 9th and a3d,
March sh aud I'D. Leaving P.-aeip-s the alternate
Saturdays.
In strength, speed End aecommot=ioos hese ships are
fully equal 10 any running on COAST inland naviga-
ii0B, lUp Dnles Delaware ,er bay; two nights
Cabin Passage, with Sfsie h0tm accommodates iCns
and the best Of fare $50 from her port Seersge S.
Agents at PHILADELPHIA HERON & MARTIN.
Agent Ii Ssvanuaa, & 4. GREINER
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fare Reduced!:

CABIN PASSAGE FROM CHARLESTON
TWENTY DOL l. A rs.
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TURNPiKE STOCK FOR SALE.
ESIGHT shares Richland Turnpike,
n g Charlotte Apply TO
JL l. w. BR0WN,
;a,s-in S4% Cherry St.
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DTssOLITION OF CO.PAiiTN EnsnIF.

THE Partnersiig hTre u existing under the frm Of
NHITLocE, NicHHLs 90, il ,is day dissolved By mu-
tusl CONSENT David NFho. having OF all his inter-
in the Benz. ". htOrs, who, with Edward A.
Whock, auhoEIs cd 20 close the ssme and who viii
continue the business theif osn account.
BENZ NJ MHlTL0CK,
DAVID NICHOLS,
kDN'D A. WHITL0C1.
Nav YORK Decemhar al. iaaj.
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REDUCTION ON LUMBER 10 NASHVILLE
From bridgeport to Tsntalon inclusive Lumber il p,
duced 81 pr Car load from present Erom CoWsns
% Normandy inclusive, Lumber reduced 81 per Car.
oad Iron former rates. declS al A
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hAlLkkOAD NOTICE.
NOITON destined for Charleston will on and affair thiz
~ daie be charged "a Is per bale Of 500 lbs or es snd
80 cents per loo los- Tor excess of over 500 lbs
septl2 II. l. ANDERSON Supt N kCRR
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ID. IA. d a.. n, VIII L LOLh - CO.,
(Late Whitock, Nichols & Co..
IL Beekman Street, Cor. NaSsau,)
Four doors East Of the PARK.
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RAILROADS, &C
6 -.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANO, GA RAIL.


CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
nE and aer Sunday nex he 2stb inst two daily Pss
" senger Trains will be and from ChaftanOogz
follows
Daily Train leaves Nashville, at TO, A. n, sryiaE
Chattanooga at 40, P. M.
Night Express leaves Nashville ESQ., P NJ arriving a.
Chattanooga AZ 6:l0, A. u.
RBrURNING,
Daily Train, lslyes Chattanooga, At el0 An, arrvings
Nashville n $50, p. N.
Night Express leaves ChattanooEa 6:30 PN arvinx
at Nashville al 5:s0, An.
n. L ANDERSON,
NashviLle, oct 30, 1853. Superintendent
SUPPLEMENT TO FREIGHT TARIFF.
SUPERINTENOEN OFFICE, ,
N. G. RAILROAD, OCT. TO- 1855
nh and afier Saturday. 20ih inst. Grain and Flour
" over the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will b
charged al rates as below: .
station TO CHATTANOOGA WHEAT CORN. oars. FLouE-
per ba per bu, per bu. per Dbl.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-23

LOCO prizes amounting to S200,00t
Whole Tickets, Sl0--Halpcs; -Quarterx, S21s
PLAN OF THE POTTERY.
The numbers from l to 10000, corresponding
with those Numbers on the Tickets printed sep
crate slips of paper, are encrcled with small tin
tubes and placed in one wheel.
The first 200 Prizes, similarly printed and enoir-
cled, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and number is
drawn from the wheel of Numbers and at the same
time Prize Is drawn from the other wheel. The
number and Prize drawn out opened and exhib
missioner the Prize being placed against the num-
Der Drawn. This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRrzEs.--The two preceding and
Che two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
first 200 Prizes will be entitled to the 800 Approx
nation Prizes, acc6rding to the Scheme.
Msn.. The Managers determined that their lotte-
ries shall excel all others, offer to the public the
above scheme, which, for fhe brilliancy of its Capt.
tails sind the chances of obtaining Prizes, has
been eqtalled !,
payable In full without deduction:
Ess- All Prizes of 81 900 and under, paid mme-
diately after the drawihgother Prizes at the usual
time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential. The
drawn numbers will be forwarded to purchasers inn
mediately sfter the drawing
WHOLE TIoktrs; S10-HALsEs, S5,EQuARrrRs S21S:
Prize Tickets cashed Or renewed in other Tickets
ut either office.
Orders for Tickets can BE addressed To
S.SNAN Il CO., Atanta, ca.
or 8. SWAN, McHtgopsefy, Ala.
August l6, 1856.
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Rufus Clloat.

fIon. Rufus Choat says the Boston Post,
has name too wide and enduring to need
remark. AS statesman he has occupied
the highest seat il our halls; as an orator
he has few equals, as a man he is without
,pot or blemish; and il is but just TO VINE
That he moves among the community III
winch he lives beloved of all and respect
tee OF all. His protest against the mad,
ness of the times" is earnest, brilliant ana
elo 1uent This Is the question he puts ior
every whig:
"Bv what vote can do most to pre-
vent the madness of the tIines IRON work
;ua its maddest act,--the very ecstacy OF
lis madness, permanent formation and
the actual present triumph OF party
which knows one half of America only
to hate and dread it : from whose uncon-
sentrated and revolutionary banner hfteeL
Stars have erased or have fallen lin whose
national anthem the old and endeared airs
of the Eutaw Springs, and the k'hg
Mountain, and Yorktown and those, later,
of New Orleans, and Buena Vista. and
Chaplutepec, breathe no more. 10 THIS
duty, to this question, all other seem to me
~ stand for the present postponed and Sec
ondary.
And why3 Because, according to our
creed. it is only the united America which
can peacefully, gradually, safely, improve,
lift IN and bless with all social and person
al and civil blessings, all the races aud all
the conditions which compose our vast and
various family 1t is sub an America, on
~, whose arm can guard our flag, develop
our resources, extend our trade; and fill
the mearure Of our glory and because,
according to our convictions, the triumph
of such party puts that Union III danger.
That is my reason. Aud for you. aDd for
me. and for all OF us, In whose regards the
Union possesses such value, and to whose
fears IT seems menaced by such a danger,
il is reason enough. Believing the noble
ship of state TO be within hall cables
length of a lee shore or rock, in gale oil
wind, our first business is to PITT her about,
and crowd her off into the deep, open
sea-"
Nor has Mr.. Choate left the shade Of a
doubt how he means TO act in order to tiiis
crisis:
| deem il due to frankness and honor to
say, that while entertrtn high aprrPre-
citation OF the character and ability of Mr..
Fillmore, DO not sympathize in any de-
gree will. he objects and eleed OF the par
tscuar patty that nominated him, aud do
not approve of their tactics. Practically
100, the contest in my judgment Is between
Mr. Buchanan and Col. Fremont He
has large experience in public affairs; his
toiiihah,lng capacity is universally ae-
knowfsdged; his lie is without stain J
Inn constrained TO add that he seems at mo.
meat, by the conenrrences of clrcumstaa-
res. more completely thaa any other, to
represent that sentiment Of nationality. toll
Grant, watm and comprehensive. without
which, without increase OF which, America
is no onger America; and to possess the
power and trust the disp1sitions to restore
snd keep that peace, within. our borders
and without, for which our hearts all
,earn, which all ohr interests demand,
through which and by which alone we
may hope to grow 10 tie true greatness o.
nations.
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ST. JOsEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY,
RICHMOND, VA.
August l6, 1856.

TNH1S Institution is situated Shockoe HILL cor
J. ner OF Marshall and and 4th streets, in most
healthy part of the city.
| Weekly reports of behavior and application are
read in presence of the Sisters and Pupils There
will be vacation of six weeks annually, at the
| commencement of which Premiums of Merit will be
distributed to such Of the young ladies have dis
tinguished themselves during the academica year i.
The vacation will commence the LIST of July and end
the 18th of August. No deduction will be made for
Boarders ing this time, as they are at liberty
to remain in the institution if they prefer it. Day
scholars are not subject to this regulation. Bills of
expenditure are sent in advance sem-annually to
parents ind guardians. Day scholers pay quarterly
in advance. Those parents who wish their children
provided with clothing, Books, de, by the ihstltt
ton, will pay in advance SIS or $50 on each bill.
No deduction in charges in advance, in annual
tuition, for partial absence frem the Academy du-
ring the year, or for quarter when pupil is re-
moved before its expiration, unless sickness dis
missal requires the removal.
TERMS.
Boarding and Tuition, per annrm Sl20 90
Use of bed and bedding, washing and mend
ing. 10 90
Doctors fee. :. -f., 800
DAY SCHOLARS,
FIssT Embracing Orthography; Bedding,
History; Grammer and Arithmetic, per QUAR-
ter. q. S4 so
SECOND CLAss-orthogrdphy Reading. Writ
ing, Grammar, Letter Writing, History,
Geography, Practical and Theoretical =
Arithmetic. s 90
THIRD CLAss-0rthography Reading, Writ
ing, Grammar, Composition, Ancient and
Modern History, Geography, Practical and
Theoretical Arithmetic, Geometry, Botany
Natural Philosophy! 6 90
FGtRTn cLAss-in addition to the above, Rhe-
toric, Moral Philosophy, Astronomy and
Chemistry. s 90
&se- All letters addressed (post-paid) to the
Dreetress, ..SisrER NJ. NJ. FELIX McQUkID, ST.
Josephs School, Richmond. Va.
August Is, 1856,
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sADprERy 4 TAN yARppRopERry

On Monday the st day of September next, there
VIM be sold at Waynesboro, 10 Saddles, Brides,
Bits, Saddetrees Buckles, and many other arti-
Giles, doz. CaIlskins, doz' sides OF upper Leath-
er, lot of bride leather, doz. Kip, s doz. Sheep
stoves, lot OF tannars tools, lot of Sadders TOOLS
good sadders press. E.
TERMS-On this property, there will be a credit
5f6 months ON all sums OF rs. and upwards.
N. b. Those who have unsettled accounts or
bonds are iofted TO come iii and settle before fht
day Of sale.
Those having marked hides In the tany:.rd, ere
notified 70 and receive their hides before the
day OF SAFE. The subscriber win no ongar be res
ponsbe for them, possession Of the tannery will
be delivered to the purchaser on the day ofsaie.
GEORGE W. DEAL :
Auuust o. IS56