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IuglRtd and 7shneSses RdarOdd-The Crops, d.
The Bedford Af,tm Springs-The neW Proprietor.
SCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.
BEDFoRp ALuM sPRINes, Jnly Ian. 1S5--

BkDF0RD ALUM SPRINGS, July 14th, 1857.
While reju' mating for few weeks among the
hospitable citizens of the counties of Campbell and
Bedford, near the line of the Virginia and Tenues-
see Raillo was greatly delighted to observe the
many changes and improvements that have been
made in the course of Il few years The farmers
were engaged i'll reaping their bountiu crops of
wheat, which is pronounced one of the most album
dau, IN some sections at least. that has been made
Tor seHe a. years TO one like myself it speaks
well for the enterprise and industry of the agrcu
tural community, to see the rich WELD Of wheat
and other grain from lands that mt one time was
accustomed to regard almost worthless The
price Of lands in this section is further evidence
OF the prosperity of Campbell and Bedford friends
During the present week there a sale of a large
farm in the latter county. which understand sold
for $39 per acre. was also particularly gratfed
while spending few days at and in the vicinity of
the Bedford Alum Springs, to see the taste dis
played IN the arrangements made by the enterpri-
prIsing proprietors for the accommodation of their
guests. there learned thrt Mr. p. Echols the for
ner proprietor, had sold interest i'll this valuable
property to Capt. ). W. Dewey, gentleman widely
known and with whom | was much pleased during
my short sojourn at this delightful retreat The
waters of these springs have acquired well mer-
lted and deserved reputation for their curative
properties, and all seekers of health or pleasure
VIII there md delightful retreat during the sum
mer months. II NJ G
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DEVOTED LovER.-A young man walked from
neighboring town, ten miles distant, to this citv
this morning, to get team" ft to hiring his girl
TO the circus. He arrived at one of our stables at
halfpast five o'clock, and patiently waited till the
"head man" could be called up. He took the team.
went after his girl. and returned in season to see
the cireus csme into the city. They spent the day
here, seeing the sights-elephants, ponies, zebra,
and several or curiosities not specified in the
flaming bills, and after the performance returned
he to return with the horse, and walk back. Talk
about swimming the Hellespont, and add the
witchery of song to make it moro romantic 7 The
fellow who swami that small sheet of water was no
lover at all beside the youth that walks twenty
miles this hot July day to give the idol of his heart
u chance to go in city style 10 see the circus!
Hsskers erchdnoe Ddp<T.
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EDUCATION.
=
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE

CfdtS ID-N, FIhGIAid.
The eighth annual session of this Institution will
commence on WEDNESDAY the 9Th of September
lo5,, and close on the last Thursday in June.
Inc Institute is Incorporated by the Legislature of
Virginia, and grants Diplomas and Certificates of
Proficiency -
IL embraces two departments: Preparatory and
Solleslate In the first, the elementary branches of
TEhSilsh are taught THOROUGHLY. In the Collegiate
department, the course of study is systematic and
coMiprehenslye, and such as, when fully pursued
Nll sec ure proper development, discipline and cu
tufe OF all the intellectual social and moral faculties
produce harmonious fullness of being and tit the
sphere in life. ~ '
All the departments of instruction are in charge of
opPeteht teachers and are ided with apparatus
anu other Means necessary for the pleasant and sue
'ea1iul T prosecution OF their respective studies
me Boarding department aud all the domestic ar
a:enlehts are under the direct control of the Prn-
~ u is iady whose best efforts used TO make
"o institute pleasant home for pupils.
D., TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
ppoaIu washing, lights and fuel 80
iuion' preparatory 80
N,,a;o ~ 'V@"'to ~
" 1iuSic on Plano, with of instrument .. 81
aoutfn Languages, each. 20
EAnenilt II Lang uages and Vocal Music, no extra
gs ~ Is desirable that applications he made early
of the session III '"''Si'aii'o VII 'ho hlst ua!
for catalogue, or further information address
jy lT-d2aw5wSwc4w "i"00-'' rrlhClpal'
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REAL ESTATE IN STAFFORD COUNTY, YA.--The farm
belonging to the estate of the late Dr. A. H. Mason
was sold on Wednesday last at public sale, to Mr. T.
j. Sullivan for $500. DIR. NJ gave 81 900 for the
tract some four five years ago and had sold wood
enough off it to pay for the original purchase. The
dwellinghouse belonging to the estate, i'll Falmouth
was sold TO w. P. Conway, for $Sl2.50.
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IN THE ''MoDEL ARTIST" SrYLE-A few days since,
a native African, Krooman. caused great excite
ment in the Atlantic Basin, New York, by running
naked up the rigging of the brig Flora in which
he arrived from Africa. He had become frightened
by stories that he would be Sold he shaken off
the topgalant yard at last by main force, and for
tunateiy fell overheard, where he was captured by
his friends
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AHEAD OF rRs MusIc.-The Memphis Appeal Of
Friday morning last announced the election Of Col.
John L. Safsrrens to the captaincy Of a new milf
tary company In that city, and gave report Of his
speech. The next morning, Col. Il. published q
card declining the Office, and saying that he was
not present at the meeting, and knew nothing OF
what to be done. The question now is, who
made that spsechi
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TIE MAcKEREL EIsHERY.-Three of the Gloucester
fleet of fishing vessels arrived home OH Monday
aud Tuesday from a six weeks niackerel cruise in
the Bay of Chaleur This Is the first arrival from
the Bay, and they have been pretty lucky in get
ting good fares of mackerel. The prospect for q
good catch this summer on the North East Coast Ii
very favorable for the fishermen at the present
time
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MIscHIEF.-Some individuals wb;,o or

MIscHIEF.-Some individuals, while out
on lark. Saturday night. amused themselves nv,
shifting sign-boardS from one place to another
.o. uaS nloiHlng' persons passing along 9th
performed Tor 614 cents at No Engine House: A
sign on billiard saloon, on 18th street annonncad
that the public could have Boots and shoes Re
PaIeu at snort notice: an upholstery establish
ment was converted into notarv's ofce ana n'an,
Other changes were made, quite as incongruousH
This Is no doubt frstrate fun for the voung Toms
and Jerrles OF Richmond but it is very annoying
% peaceahe citizens and the practice ought to b..
stopped. " "
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ro TT TERMS; = 50, IN ADVANCE.

H. naflnH regular, permanent semi-week-
~ ~ ,,'r - % -afse n not larger, than any other
1Tf o men s Q, and this section Of v
sii. = UoiiI,ueiitiy recommended a medium of
nnmGfrs among its readers those who are able to
buy nRtraii{ aja psy promptly, and whose custom
Neither labor nor expense will be spared TO make
the NeUs worth more than Is paid for Il by subser
bers or advertisers 0"'''Af
Immediate applications. enclosing me money NAV
be made 10 NEWS OFFIfsF
lyS-ts Frederic ksbuP0 NJ
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HEART AND HAND WORTH HtvISG.-No person
who has any reverence for the good the true aud
the beautiful in human nature, can help admiring
the noble woman of whom the following record is
made by a letter-writer in the West:
"While in Gratiot county, Michigan, during the
recent fearful famine, he a woman who with
affectionate devotion, sustained her sick husband
and two children on maple sugar and leeks several
days before she could get other relief; and when,
at last relief came she had to carry the provisions
several miles on her back. This woman had taken
care of her sick husband since last August, and
her family of two children; besides which. she
made one hundred pounds of maple sugar, cleared
the ground and hoed in two of spring wheat
and planted some corn and potatoes. She was ha-
bted in tattered garments
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'osTlC TO ALL.-About three weeks since
we noticed the fact that Mr.. Nabope ami ano,hor
lung i man had saved from drowning two little
po!s-a son OF DIR. Gibson. and one of Mr. Rsrnes
na~anls n"nnns INA ihat Mr. JOHN F. TAYLOR, employed at
foIInui, liiIs was one of the parties we make the
tbn III stHement; Mr.. Taylor was at work in
III rnc niil when negro cried ont that two boys
@ "eie uro"lng. Mr.. T. out threw off eis rIotbes
Eag F,a seeing the boys about to sink. swan TO them
the dat,h 80 ftnaollty to swim with both he tested
tonoI . oI the water, and finding that he could
bottom, caught the lads who were then Sui
Weh"na 'nu tnlrd time and held them up til Mr.
sn uahoe one swain to him. relieved him Of ydunr i cir,
lor with I'm one then returned to the shore3Tay
Cihsn youhs Barnes, and Malone with vonn,
uipsoh Both young men deserve credit f,r ,hns
rescuing two drowning lads ''0'i' ior thus
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POLICE lTEMs.-Nelson, slave, the
property OF George Howard arrested on Sa-
turday, for stealing ham from VIM Cuttings
worth, and yesterday morning Justice Hill ordered
him ~ lashes Thus Nelson not only failed to save
ms 6acon but lost his good name, to say nothing
OF the punishment which followed
Two white men were locked up for drunkenness
on Saturday night, and yesterday morning, having
recovered enough of their senses to feel ashamed
OF their conduct were set at liberty.
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ExEcUTIoS.-John Dorsey, the st. Domingo negro
who was convicted of the murder of a courtezan
twhite) named Annie Mc(irr alias Hopkins by cut
ting her throat with razor, suffered the extreme
penalty of the law, in New York Friday morning.
He was hanged in the city prison yard, in the pre-
sence of fifty or sixty people.
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CARLYLE.-A gentleman from this city, now in
Europe, lately paid visit to Thomas Carlyle. He
found him living at Chelsea on the Thames in the
simplest manner inguite a retired situation. He
talks much of American affairs, still holding to his
old opinion that Franklin is our greatest man.e-
Boston TFdRscTipt
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The CooLH TRADE.-Ihe Fernandez, a French
ship from Macao for Cuba, with cargo of coolies
was spoken on the 10th of April, having at the
time signals of distress flying. The coolies were
refractory, and had twice risen against the crew,
and set fire to the ship but at both times they were
driven below, and they put out the fire themselves
Thirteen coolies were killed on these occasions.
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New LOCOMOTIVE AND CARs.-Anotbar
splendid locomotive of Sorriss make has ius, beon
received from Philadelphia and placed on the Yir.
glnia Central Railroad. The increased travel on
the road renders enlarged facilities necessary. and
we are Sratlled to record this fact as an evidence
OF the popularity of the route. Two handsome and
commodious passenger cars, manufactured by Geo.
" Grlce, at the Union Car Works, in Portsmouth
arrived on Friday, by the steamer Hunter Woods.
ana were taken to the Central depot on Saturday.
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W 9sLE nall OF BLooDED STock.-Mai. Tho,
by Child as sEid his three year old colt Slasber
Ths sum u OF $1,000 to Mr.. T. Morris. Of New Yor rGi
s ~ tIe highest price ever paid for an" tIrh
mile bat "a IN this country that had ever run nreg
sold for five He tbnme Lassie; when three years old
"U ana we believe three mile heats at tbe ti, S"'T
Sont% a., StaSner Is engaged in five stakes in tbe
S3uth %Snt al Of which Mr. Morris takesbnt fron 1ne
sent r" "g nave heard we suppose the colt will hp
5he hnest colts of his age in the conntrr Is one ~
himself this fall VIM Piooapiy pay tol
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The YOUTHFUL DELINoUENTs. s.-Jamas
Ioombs, VIM. Gallagher and Edward Childress. the
boys charged with breaking into Mr. Morris's hook
store, on the night of the 9Th inst, and stealing
goods valued at $50, were again placed before the
mayor on saturday After due consideration his
honor discharged Childress from custody. but re-
manded Toombs and Gallagher. to be further ex
amined before the Hastings Court
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WORTHY OF RECORD.-There was not a
single alarm of fire Saturday night, SO far are
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Our SHARE IN THE SLAVE TRADE.--Tbs New York
Tribune, speaking of the slave trade, says:
"The public perhaps not aware that the
amount of capital claiming to have home in the
United States, which is invested in the trade Is no
less than S3ooo,OoO, and its profits SIT 600 900 an
nually,''
The greater portion Of It, mo- doubt, IL invested
by men who are continually affecting holy hor
ror Of slavery. a
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1HE ENCAMPMENT.-The Junior Blues
nave rescinded their resolution and will not unite
raor ~ ane proposed encampment This is matter of
. .,on Of the Metropolitan Guard. who will carry omt
@ e original design, and take up the line of march
Ii ~. cu9P J'h"ston at 10 O'Clock on the morning of
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PcrAro DIGGING By MAcmNmY.-Capt Taggart, OF
koxbnry' Mass has patented plow-shaped ma
chine, with double set of revolving metal fncars
which take up the potatoes, winnow them from the
earth, and deposit them in baskets hung ON each
eide, or in a couple Of rows upon the earth with
pair OF horses, it is calculated man NAV dig
from six to eight acres per day 20
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DisoRDERLY CoNpucr.-The order and quiet of our
city mas oeen much disturbed of late by midnight
brawls in the streets but the disordsrI,, a,t;n
went so far on Friday night as to deace the nren,i
SEES OF Judge Lomax and Mrs Conway, and to stone
the premises of Mr.. John P. Hill, doing serious
damages TO 1t: Where were the police force of the
city, fredericksburg Ud.) Reco1tisr.
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DIsCHARGED.-A negro named William
Heath, the property of Thos W. boswell, was ar
rested as runaway, Saturday morning; but the
Mayor, finding that he was an idiot, discharged him
from custody.
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RUNAWAY,

AA rNIr, - - -
w ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
N ARD.FOr the apprehension and delivery to
~ US nf Mulatto Man named JOHN MASSEN-
Szk> BEho'. or JOHN HENRY PETTIFOOT who
mas beeI passing as free under the name of SYDNEY
ttt y ABOUT teet e or inches high spare made
orlght, with bushy head of hair curled under and
Z small noustache He abscOnded from our Tobacco
to Rirt!o rev utys ago. and We believe he has gone
W NiehhIohu, 10 Try and escape to a free State
p., =, MCENERY McCULLOCH
'Nt'i7Nui :, 'uI! nun, 1881. IT-6tE
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thoPs IN lSDIASA-The Evansville md Journal
says that the wheat crop of Indiana last year was
estimated at 100000 bushels. A farmer. who
processes TO he we'll acquainted with the principal
wheat districts in the State saws this wears cron
will exceed $4,000 900 bushels ~-'p
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RRaARKABLY FoRrUNArE.-Of l30 vessels sent
from the United States to Liberia, by the Coloni
cation Society, since 1870, all have arrived safe
without having to make any claim on the insurance
Offices for damages
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Shocking DEATH.-Miss Lydia Woodward. ssveutv.
seven years old, while picking Strawberries in a
pasture Ia Waterbury, Vt, few days ago. was nj
tackled by IA ram her skull and ribs were broken
and her breast was beaten in. She was found in
sensible and died soon afterwards. The beast was
not seen 10 attack Miss W, but blood was found ON
his head and horns, and he was dispatched by the
butcher
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9 $40 REWARD.-Ranawav from

An the subscriber on Monday July & a negro man
IN named MALAKI He is a6out 40 wears nt
seson and 'ss Sas inches shS high of rather dark
formerly the property of Mr. BeazIey who resi1eS
some tour miles from the city. and was purchased by
NE me Jew days since OF Dickinson, Hill 4 Co He has
and Is doubtless well known in the neighborio6i
OF brooke Avenne. The above reward will be maid
for his delivery at Mr.. Tates laiI near No.
Bridge. ELIZABETH VITKEPpSo y
Jy I4-lm~
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REMOVALS, &c.

pEMOYAL.-The subscriber has remov-
II el 10 his new five story store on the opposite
eide u Main street Elk doors below the late stand Of
MrssIs. Purcell, Ladd & Go.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
Steam Candy Manufacturer,
1cl6 No. 80 Main Street.
ID pHaiOFAL.--We have removed tempo
II rarily TO No. Pearl street under the Exchange
Hotel. Whtrs We shall be pleased 10 SEQ our old
friends e. ". PURCELL Il co,
JET Exchange Brokers.
DEMONAL.-Dr PLUME has removed
~ his office t. the third house South: of Trinity
Church Juth side and about one hundred yards be
low the kXrhaugp Hotel. Dr. p continues 10 treat all
syPhlit AMI sauurih.ra complaints; and having had
mn practice in this line, tatters himself that he can
giNr very general satisfaction. call from those in
trIrStrI j. solicited.
Dr. T. also makes and vends one Of the best restora-
uyr- Chemical Extract ni French Flowers for con-
st.tltisnNl weakness, ever offered TO the public.
Dr. J. may be consulted cOnfdentially by letter, or
otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent to or
der. H almost any direction.
Uitle hours from 5 A. NJ. till A. VI. Franklin
crt. near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city, Va.
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IATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREfT

~ StauntOn, Virginia.
WM. ID. Gibson, PROPRIETOR.
omuihUs-s Tree OF charge run in connection with
I'll, Hotel and the Railroad Depot.
E6~ Every attention IL given 10 passengers who
sis!. 10 depart Icy either Of the lines Of travel.
my
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4 Duck SFoRY.--ttn Monday Morning, Mr. Ward
took up his gill net. which had been set he pre-
yious Saturday in twenty fathoms, or 120 feet of
water, and took tberefrom $50 ducks Many will
doubt, think this fish story, but il is true, and
shows the immense depth which these birds dive in
quest of food.-Odksyale (IHa) Sentinel
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Charles w. Hoy, who had been the editor of sew
eral papers in Ohio, and one at Point Pleasant Va,
died few days since in Cincinnati.
John Burke, OF Milton, N. c., was arrested in
Halifax county, Va last week, for passing counter
felt money
Oliver foy, "a fireman, was shot and killed in o
riot between the Franklin and Liberty hre compa-
niss, In ST. Louis, Thursday night.
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R. KEININGHAM has rou,oIoa :.

- No 27. Just opposits his old stand, and next
very glad to see his friends Thankful for mast fss
yors, he will try to merit future ones and be ing on
posed TO large profits, he confidently offers assnra-
of satisfaction 10 all who may favor him with a
call.
As heretofore his attention will be given to BOOK
BINDING and BLANK-B00K MAKING at strictly
fair rates j. X. KEININGHAM
Bookseller and Binder
ly l6-lm 227 Broad st between Sd and lth.
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DEArH OF AN ARMY 0FFICER.-OtIicial information
has been received at the War Department of the
death of senior Lieutenant Brayton C. Jones' of the
lst infantry. He died at Fort Clark, Texas on the
9th of last month.
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sDid you ever know such mechanical genius 9
my soni' said an old lady ale has made ndle
out Of his own head, and he has wood enough tas
another"
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SINGULAR CoISCIDEYCE-Among the killed by the
late accident on the Marietta railroad, were two
sons of DR.. Talbot Bullard, Of Indianapolis, Ind
aged respectively 10 and Is years. There has been
1t appearsa remarkable history to the family whose
name they bore. Their great grandfather at tho
age of l05, died by accident being choked to death
Their grandfather, DR.. Artemas Bullard. of West
sutton Mass, at about 50, fell from hay-loft and
broke his neck. Their uncle, Dr. Jesse Bullard was
drowned between San Francisco and the Sand Isl
ands, some six years ago. Another uncle, Rev. Dr.
ARENAS Bullard of st. Louis was last wear killed
at the railroad disaster at Gasconade bridge, Mis-
souri,. And now these Young men are, by the vio-
lenee of a like disaster, suddenly hurried to the
grave.
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OUKRUSS & BROTHER,

- IMPORTERS OF
BkANIfES, WINES, HAVANA SEGARS, &c,
East Wide v alter Street Iron Building,
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
DIRECT IMPORTATION OF LONDON DOCK
BRANDY.
W. have il custom house and are daily in expec-
BEAfEb 6Nb6N D0cK BRANbY I Of 1HH the vintage hS
q ~ 9 our own Importation selected for us from
tho Docks ui london.
Nov in store aud in the custom house Il
-, -, eg'ks London Porter, various brands
i5o basket aIm Tns n verzsnag yG champagne mo pint,
loo baskets Icidsick d Co, do, pints
Der casks burgundy Port Wine
. DO Dun Gordon Sherry
- DO Harmony do
. DO Crown do
y 10 Madeira do
sAhbiNES-Z'" quarter; half aud whole boxes.
BCkkUSS 4 BROTHER,
J" .1-iim No. " ide Water St. Norfolk.
BALTIMORE OMMERCIAL COL
~ LEGE
FOUNDED iSj2-CHAKTEREn 1851
L'tatvl tulher o! Bhtn@re and Charles streets
BALTIMORE, MD
This institution i aow in the most prosperous and
h"niir3hh+ Huuditi"n. Twice during the last two
year has II been necessary to obtain larger Apart-
i"ete ioT The accommodation ui the increasing mum
VI HtHdehts, ftpresentlng nearly every State III
Teaiyantages aul fac cilities here afforded to yonng
men, d+luuR 10 qualify Themselves properIy for the
yar5,u- luilrs Of the Counting Room or 10 obtain
Thorough ficactacl B0e1sss Eluolttyg generally
aTe unsurpassed IA any particular by any similar es
tabilshmeHt ia the United States.
FACULTY,
T. K L0SlER Principal
Lecturer On the Science nf Accounts Commerce Bu-
slness Customs &C.
J ID. VI. = ii LIPS
Professor OF the Theory and Practice Of Book Keep-
ing and Commercial Calculations
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Book Keeping.
y, &. JOHNSON
Professor of Business and Ornamental Penmanship
;. ]. WILLIAMS Esq,
Lecturer Mercantile Law
REV. f. YEATEs REESE, b. D.,
Lecturer Oh Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon Sghn i. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant,
Hon Thor. Swami, Nm. III. keighsr, Esq.
Jacob Trust. Esq VIM Bnabe ESQ
Hs 4 large and beautifully UTnamsnted Circular
containing upwards Of sTx SQUARE FEET representing
The exterior and interior view nf the College various
hiai!. mr. NJ caar9s, accompanied with Catalogue,
Ewing inli Particulars Address
H. X. L0sIER,
Je Aa-d&c3A Baltimore. Md.
NOTICE.--As Trustee of r. Nelson. /
~, otisr for sale one II Horse Power Engine and
Bqisf3 o2s Daniels Planef, and Brick Buildiug
Wien hss been used as blacksmith 5 shop In tlis
baildanG there laust be at lGhsi 25HD brie ks Any
one Whx2lnR to purchase, viii And me over A Rode
kerr Drug store. Main street.
=, ~. must again request all persons indebted 10
Sas0 Mott u =. Nelson. to call and settle their
seo3eses. ~ an part.enarly anxious 10 close the
Sesets Trustee.