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RFU EYE FOR sALE...TntssfA

1cSStnsuished Eace. and Stallion, wsoss pe5
miration and applause of the Union. and soven MIN
worthy his descent from his iustrous sire, the in
comparable Boston, viii be soid by MS owners az the
fairfield Race Courss on tho Jockey Club day of the
Spring Races of 1857 which takes place the hrst
week in the month of May
"Red Eye" isin perfect health and vigor. and has
shown himself sure fog getter and for size, power
and appearance, is unequaed by any thorough bred
Stallion in the country. He has already made two
sessons and his colts unusually large and promis
ing He will be eleven years old on the goth day Of
May next.
TERms-One third cash balance in two payments,
dorsers, and negotiable and payable at the Bank OF
Virginia, required for the deferred payments. The
purchaser will receive immediate possession of the
Horss UPON complying with the above terms, and
With all the benefits of his season, which will be
state - ie all the day of sale, paying the State
tax 10. ne same. BELCHER L CROUCH.
ia s0-wtIst priI& 2awtlstMay
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THE NICARXGUAN ARMY-Numerous state
ments having appeared. relating to the loss of
men in Nicaragua, Adjt. Gen. Thompson sends
the New Orleans Delta a list of the army since
the total number of recruits received-of whom
1861 died, 246 were killed in action, All were dis
charged, dropped from the roll, SIT deserted and
1868 remain. There al unaccounted for,
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riding ON A RAIL'-Warrants have been
issued at East Deer township, AL .teny county,
Ps for the arrest of six young ladies, charged
with riding the school master of that district on
rail Happears that the school master refu sed the
use Oft school house for the purpose of holding
singing schools which gsve the young ladies great
offence. So great is the excitement that the
young ladies have secreted themselves to avoid
arrest
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II Husbands CnIcined Magnesia Is free
from unpleasant taste and three times the strength
of the common Cslcined Msgnesia A WoRi D's
FAIR MEDAL and FoUR FIksT PREMIUM SILVER
MEDALS have been awarded it as being the best in
the market
For sale by the Druggists and country storeieepers
and by the manufacturer.
THOMAS J. HUSBAND,
NH 12-dSmN Philadeiph1a.
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THE PRESS IN TURKEY.-The Porte has issued
law on the press Printing and lithographic es
tablishments are henceforward only to be author.
lied by special license. OF all printed matter a
copy has first to be handed in to the Council on
Education, in order to receive its consent. The
copyright of authors is established.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

GERMAN MUSICAL CELEBRATION.-Thes seventh
Sansertsst of the German Musical Society Of the
Atlantic States-now held tiennially, instead Of
annually. as formerly-will commence in Phila.
delphia on the 18th of June next, and end on the
18th.
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BISHOP OF PHiLADELPHIA.-The Catholic
Telegraph Of Cincinnati announces that .tbe
Right Rev. James Frederick Wood 10 appointed
succession" -
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TEACHERS FOR The WEsT.-Govsrnor SIade
New England Society to provide teachers for the
West hiss sent out thither 452 female teachers, oi
whom no have returned, nearly all having taught
two years, l46 married and 81 died.
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VIGILANCE COMMITTEE IN NEBRAsKA-Four
men were shot at Platt's Mouth Nehr.sks On
March ", by order of vigilance committee
Five osh rs had been banished the territory And
forbidden TO return under pain of death. The of,
tense COMMITTED was claim iumpiue,
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kEsIGNATIoN OF MAYOR WooD-We understand
tays the N Z. Herald, that the Mayor of rnis cit :,
Fernando Wood, intends to resign his eff soon a
the Legislature shall have adopted the now Charter
and Police bills now before It, and which will proba
bly, Pass both brsnces
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RAILROAD TRAFFIC.-The Buffalo, New York
Commercial Advertiser of Thursday says, that on
ali the various roads leading from that city. the
spring business Is opening with une1pec1ed aetlvi,
PRECEDENT. while the passenger trains are corres-
nnndentlY heavy.
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TRAGEDY MEMPHIS, TENS.-The Memphis
Appeal learns that on Wednesday evening pain.
fu occurrence took place at the residence OF Mr..
MieeheIl about three miles from the city. Some
lords passed between Mr.. Mitchell and his son,
voupe man about twepty.three years Of age, when
ihe lst,er drew pistol and fired at bis father
Mr.. M. thinking that his son had another pistol
shot him The latter is In very preearious state
and Title or NO hopes are entertained OF bis re-
coyerv Mr.. Mitchell ID q very respectable citizen
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FOOT RACE-A foot race for $1,000 took place
In New Orleans between Samuel Banks Of Liver.
pool. and Isaac Fl. Shute of Louisville, KY TIE
race was won By Sdute easily.
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DECIMAL CURREScY.-A recent act passed by
the Canadian Parliament, relating to decimal r
rency. provides that after the 3lst of December
next, pounds, shillings and pence shall be super.
seeded by dollars and cents.
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SuIcIpE.-Mr, John Ellis Of Henrietta, New
York, very respectable farmer, committed suei.
on Wednesday, by cutting bus throat. !. Appssl'
that he sold norton of bis farm few days siace,
and afterwards regretted having done SO.
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NIcARAGUAN CoTToN.-A Rivas, Nicaragua,
correspondent sends Memphis paper specimen
of cotton fsom that country. The staple Is very
long and nearly foe silk and the editor thinks
that ii IL the finest cotton that he has ever seen
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CO Law Notice.--ID addition TO nIl the
Courts held in the city of Richmond, the subscriber
will hereafter attend regularly the Circuit Courts of
POWHATAN COUNTY.
JOHN o. STEGEE, Attorney at Law,
NH 23-dlm" Richmond, Va
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REGISTERED LETTERs.-The New York I'll pes
recently published list Of registered letters ms He'd
to that office, which, it alleged, were never re-
eeived Mr. Holbrook. the special postofice agent,
mas however, set the matter right as far as the
in that city holds receipts for all the registered let
ters enumerated by the Times 1t appears thew
were taken out by clerk in the office of the
Times. and not accounted for to the proprietors -
The Elmes says it has, by personal examna alton.
statement. The Postofice Department is fre-
quentiy blamed for the sins of others Business
men cannot be too careful to whom they rive an
thority to take their letters from the postofffce
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FIRE 10 Petersburg, Saturday morning, the
carpenter shop OF Henry Claiborne, fcolored) Va.
Iued At e5O0 and the dwelling of Henry Alley,
valued at $500. we're destroyed by fire. Mr.. Alley
Was insured.
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~ DIR. G. w. Briag gs has removed to the
Office recently occupied by Dr. z H. Christian at the
corner of Governor and Main streets. servant
sleeps at the office, who will convey messages 70 his
residence at night.
Office hours daily A. n. to P. M, and to P.
81, NH I9-Im*
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APPOINTMENT.-The Washington Union max es
official announcement Of the appointment OF
Hon. John Appleton, of Maine, az Assistant Secre.
tary of State, vice Mr. J. A. Thomas the late eff-
cient incumbent resigned. Mr.. Appleton also
announces his withdrawal from the edtorship of
the Union, having been moved thereto by the del.
cate state of his health, which did not permit him
to assume the peculiar duties and heavy respon
sibilities Of the charge of daily newspaper His
successor is to be announced in few days
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wCouDtry Mercho MIS- and others visit
ing the city this spring to make their purchases vii,
do well to call and examine my stock of Hardware
before purchasing elsewhere, as am aeing off at
coat, to close business. THOMAS HOW,
NH 20-Im 2l9 Main street.
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Ss.s VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
- MANCHESTER, CALLED TRENTON

aGA FOR SALE-Ths aubscrebers are authorized d
to sell that really beautiful place in Manchester,
called Trenton" recently occupied by Thomss Va
den, Jr., Esq 1t contains square of two acres.
The buildings on the 2; ace consist of Dwelling with
rooms besides large kitchea table Carrage House,
Smoken use we'll Gf water, Dairy, &c, ell in COM
piete repair The yard is Andsornely shaded and Is
beautifully set in grass, Thisi lovely summer re-
trest 1t is remarkably healthy. As the owner 10
unwilling to rent ont the property hs will sell it
very accommodating terms and liberal credit
Apply to GODDIN APPERSON
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DEATH OF GooLD BROWN, THE GRAMMARIAN
-Goold Brown, the distinguished author of the
Grammar of English Grammars," died At Lynn,
Mass on the 3lst ult, in the Goth year of his age
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80 FOR RENT-A first rate business
F.. stand, l4th street, lately occupied by Henry
1aA W QusTles, q wholesale hat and shoe store.
Possession given Immediately FOR terms apply to
mt l7-2aw3w HUGH w. FRY Il SONS.
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Booth the tragedian. had an overfowing bene-
at at New Orleans ON the 2eth ult
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!, fOn SALE, PRIVATELY.hiIhe

sS> fOh SALE, PRktATELY-.kith
~ of those very desirable RESIDENCES, on
--- Grace street. near 9Th. They very pleasant,
and have every convenience in them. ThaY will be
so1 on very accommodating terms, both IS to price
and time cf payment. large portion of the pur-
ehase money remain secured for several yeara by
paying the interest semi-annusly. Possession given
cJnVenlent time Also, for sale lease, or rent,
other va uable property. 3. B. MINOR,
hp lin Attorney at Lsw, Law Building No. |.
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A CHAPTER OF TRAGEDIES IN MISSOURI
Levi Sires, citizen of Grundy county, Mo kill
cd his brother, Everett Sires, while in state Of
intoxicstion, on the 18th uIt. The state of facts
are thus given:
Coming into the house of Mr.. Sperry his brother
insw, fioufshins knife, his brother demonstrated
with him, when he deliberately stabbed him in the
lett arm sevsring the hceps muscle and humeral
terry After the wound inflicted, Everett re.
marked. You have cut me, and that dsep." Said
LsVi, II did not mean to do it. and would not have
done It for the world'' Levi then threw himself on
the bed Everett cTawled to the same bad got upon
It. and laid on it with his face against his brothers.
Ia two minutes he dead, and his frenzed frstr-
cldal brother was asleep. sires epprehendsd,
examined and committed to Jail for his trial
The Brunswick (Mo.) Gazette has the following
also:
John Ashbrook, q young msn, about c8 years Of
age, who had been for long time melancholy COM
mitted suicide at his fathers residence, in 6rundy
county. about ten miles fren frenton He took q
rihs before breakfast on Tuesday the 18th ut. and
placing the muzzle to his breast managed to pull ths
trigger, and shot himself through the heat.
The following double tragedy closes the bloody
chapter. 1t is from the same paper:
John Mora, of the Oldest citizens of Cha.
riton county residing in Old Charlton, was killed on
Sunday last, by man whose name 10 not known to
rs. 7he murderer himself shot in apprehen din
him, by young man Damed Han.
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"HnnnibnI.O-.A sovereIsn Kemsdy.-.It

"HnnnibRI."-.A Sovereign Remsdy.-.It
10 recorded in ancient history that Hannibal great
CaTthsgenlan General, was unable successfully TO
follow up his great victory of Gamma by enteriug 2
Rome in consequence OF violent attack to acute
rheumatism. Had the great hero been able to pro-
cure single bottle of CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE
TINcTURE." he might have crowned his brilli.nt
succesn and saved Carthsge from the dire and utter
destruction which ensusd 1t the hands of the Roman
leslops This historical fact becoming universally
kcowA. judging from the vast crowds that use this
great Tlnctura of Fampton's, which by the vsay
will soon be regarded the only certsin remedy for
Rheumatism, and the various other com plants it 10
advertised to cure.
Delicate Ladies and Children will please give it a
trial Gail and get pamphlets, and see cures of
Coughs, Bronchitis Rheumatism, Liver Complaint,
Scrofula; As a female medicine it is unrivalled
Hundreds will testify of cures themselves and
friends after all other reme dies have failed.
Chronic or Periodical Nervous, Sick Hesdachs,
Of long standing has been cured By it-as nvigo-
rator and restorative, where a gentle stimulant 10
wanted, believe it superior all the cordas ever
before the public To the YOUTH and AGE, the
single and married, we offer the most valuable reme-
dy. Gail and get Pamphlets gratis, and see cureg
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and cures.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD g. CO., Richmond by
DR.. COOKE, Frederichsburg by ali the Druggists In
etersbdrs; BY MORfIAES kOWBRAY, Balti-
and by Druggists and Storckee pers where
" bl per bottle; six bottles for IS.
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Hon. ID. N. Barringer, of North Carolina, Va
In Memphis, Tenu., last week.
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Eg@ Samuel K. w. Becker, Attorney at
Law, is prepared to undertake any business pertain.
ing counties. May be consulted in any of the mod /.
ern European languages, and gives prompt attention
to the Cole ction OF Claims.
IL Cfice llth street. between Bank and Main.
sp 4-d3m*
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LATER FROM UTAH TERRIroRY.-we have
dates from Salt Lake City to October 49, Brig
ham Young had been III, but was nearly well
sgain. Among the list Of prizes awarded by the
committee appointed by the Deseret Agricultural
Society, at its first annual exhibition in Great Sal,
Lake City are the following:
First prize ef twenty five dollars to Brigham
Young for the best stud horse
First prize for the best bull to Brigham Young.
Out of list of three hundred and fifty prizes
tne ABOVE are all that Governor Brigham could OBJ
tain
man named Thomas Margaretts, and another
named James Cowdy and his wife. had been muir.
derec On the plains by I1dians. Mrs. Malga,
Tefts is supposed to have been carried off by the
savages
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n,n.' noaLi iApoRTANT FROM NICARAeUA-Coy-
hsHa sae, n,OS of WALKERS LATE VICToRIEs-We
nave seen several original private letters from
M.Jor General Henningsen, in bis own handvri-
nng, addressed to persons in this city, dated a.
hivas, March 19, confirming, in every essent;si
tact, the recent victories obtained by Walker And
DIS troops over the Costa Rican allies OF the trnth
OF snis there can be no doubt Heninssen states
tnas In battle 400 of the allies were killed. and
ABOUT oo OF his own troops. The battle lasted ten
hours ending in the utter defeat of the enemy. In
rev weeks, Walker and Henninssen are conf.
oen. OF clearing the country Of the Costa Ricans.
Ihis intelligence was brought In these private
letters by express from Rivss to San Jusn del Snr
10 meet the steamer Orizaba, by which vessel they
esale ; wa Fanama to New York. The particulars
we Will give more fully tomorrow. Several other
letters and dispatches addressed to persons in this
Guy. nave been stolen or abstracted during the
passage, either on land or at sea- A clue hss been
discovered to these depredators and the police
nave got the track of the perpetrators. Grea,
hopes are entertained that they will be arrested in
. iew days, and mott singular and nefarious
s.ocSJoooing plot will explode in this city that will
astonisn some people recently from Nicaragua. but
now IN Wall street.-NeD York Herald.
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nj FSR RENT, and possession given
HE;s the Fl st of April neat brick tenement sgd
-A-G uey, containing five rooms with brick kitch-
en-, smoke house. and all necessaIy out houses and
prmp OF fac water in the yard, together with q two
lot Of good land well enclosed. For terms, &C.,
apply 10 the Eubscrbsr, No. I05 Cary street
ao 2-oItn B. w. TOTTY
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se~, k1R kENT--The Dwelling H0use
~ over our store, tnow being painted, &c } late
~ ly occupied by Mrs Chamberiain q board
ing house has IL rooms To good tenant rent mod
erste. Possession given at once Apply to
eD3-dm* DANDfID0E 4 HART.
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MELANCHOLY SUIcIDE-LovE AND Dr..p-
PoISrAEST.-John Carr, . young man re,idin,
with bis father Mr.. Joseph A. Carr, on Shin ..r.et
in this city committed suicide yesterday bv sboot.
ing himself. under the folio wing circumstsnce.:
For some mouths past yoans Carr has been pawn,
a.sentoo to Miss Halloween, residing in Greene.
vle and had been accustomed 70 out in the stas.
every Saturday afternoon, returning BY the ssne
conveysnee on Monday Last Saturday he went ont
ss usual; but during his interview with the youns
nay on sunday Is is 1nderstood that she discarded
end declined to reSeive say more of his attep-
nons 81 Inc young man than hired team, and came
~ town about nine'G'c q Sunday even ing. pro.
cured pistol and re 70 the hotel n rsenyiIIs
Mn9te ne rsmsiaed during the niaht. In the morn
ing ns seemed to be 1aborns under stronE menta
iua .Sans smountins in fact to
sctns very strangely About nine CLOCK he tool
y, ne hsd written, and carried it to the house
y. "I !ossPn Methewson, where tbs lady in ones
hi. placed # under the door, then with
,nos. Immediately. John Carr was a steady. indus.
ioai young man, about twenty one years Of ase.
leweler BY trade and possessed in an eminens d.
t amaols qualities that would endear him
Prorideuce Post Morrb
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ssss FUR KENT, and pUssessiOn given
Nszs immediately, large brick house. situated on
4SA Broad St, formerly occupied by MIR. Burrell,
srG next door to Col Thos Bigger containing room
enc ugh fol boarding house, suitable for private
residence for large family; necessary eonyenences
attached. For fuIther information. apply to
EDWD ID. EACHO, Pearl st..
S-lw Near the Exebause
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= DESIRABLE DWELLING II

~ FU6 SALk---T he III Ouse On the south
q ssYs of the Richmond Dock, 18th str-et.
Apply on the remises to MAS. WILLIAMS.
NH 5j---7tS
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~ kDH RENT--Tbe house on Cary
q street, between I'd snd sd, recently occupied
A@A BY II. A. Pryor, Esq IL contains II rooms, and
sss been recently thoroughly repaired. For terms
apply to DIBRELL & JOHNSON,
mh l7-I Opposite Bhnckoe Warehouse.
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Impudent-The law requires every negro, male
or female, when meeting white person, TO- take
the outside of the walkwsy, aud II needs be, to
leave 1t entirely, and where they fail TO do 20,
the fact Ia made known TO the Mayor, be 70 sure TO
order them corporeal punishment Yesterday
morning free fellow known ~ Henry Tucker,
was soundly hogged for falling to give the wake
way to q white person the day before, and was
then sent to j,il for want Of register. Negroes
are so much 10 the habit Of elbowing ladies' nom
the sidewa alks that we are glad 70 see the ponce
taking the proper steps to lesrn them their pacss
pieiom Dos-LewIs PHILIPPE appeared before
the MAYOR Yesterday, TO show causs why be should
not be fioed for permitting vicious dog % 90 q
sree aud bi,s little girl. daughter OF NJ. Lively.
Aftsr hea ring the evidence and abatement Of pare
ties. the sumnons was dismissed
Ma, Runaray On Sunday last negro named
EIinu ia the service Of Joseph Watt, was arrested
and Gagged for having no pass ana for being 70 Poe.
sess,on Of his clothes aud other articles, thai ns
duced the officerst to believe he was ruuaway.
After bearing the statement Of Mr.. VS. AGENT
who had neglected to give the prisoner pass
he was returned to his owner
RunniaS Norman. slaveto Joseph Taylor, Wa
arrested and ordered TO be oeged for being u shs
street last Sunday nigh. without pass runnlng
from the waschmsn, and Otherwise Conducting
himself improperly. as
Druak-SsIly Sea, 9 worthless frse nsgssss.
~as forged Yesterday morning for oesne ofeokm
the streets, and then imprisoasd fof want y
register.
Unlsrfni Assembly Ion Sunday ~ sn en,c~s
nsr's house. n Screamessvins. whore tAsy ~
gathered 70 sippis. and conmisaed = - 80.
Yesterday moraing they wsse pas
course Of sprouts and thsa diseaasgee 80
Fas Drivis4 --Jossph Nae1en y -. -, ~
Of his drivers, 70 drive his eeAm @eser -
Wslk dong Byrd street.
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sos FURiRENT Or l. IA SE--The II ouse
ss#i known as FROG LEVEL, about u miles from
~ Msushsster. with or 10 acres Of ground Ap-
ply through Box 223 Richmond p. o. ap 6-6t
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g. EOh kENT-.Ths large and cOnve-
ESs MEN. Tenement on Grace street, now in the
occupspey of Rev. B. Gildersleeve. Posses
sion given a few days, Apply to
.p6-4t GODDIN L APPERsON
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n. FGR RSNT- --.fhe Tenement, corner
Ne Main and 9Th street For good tenant the
- House will be put in good order Apply 10
au 6-ts LEWIS D. CRE&sHAW.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-30
Baptist Female College.

We direct our readers l0 au advertise
mcnt of tni' institution located at Green.
vile, >. C., one OF tie heallHirsI and most
dcs .rablc locations for u school in the State.
|, has much 10 commend il, Independent of
it1 location. The sterling wouh as an in.
structur, Of one. at least, of the professors,
can DO ntlcsieu by many readers Of our pa
per in This District.
We have been favored with n catalogue
of the Trustees, facuIty, and students with
government rules, report OF tiIo annual
Bard OF Visitors, &c, sc. This catalogue
may be seen Ut our Office
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-30
The lie 2islature.

The General Assembly adj ,urneI, sine die,
on Mondny, 2lst iuaI, aitcra longer session
lhan nsua, and after having gone throuI q,
with considerable amount of business. a
list of the Acts, wc publish elsewhere. -
Some Of tie most Important of these we
III PubiIsh from Time To- time. The B,nk
Act, as 1t tInaIi! pissed both houses, We viii
publish neat week. lhisi is u change somc-
what from tl,c Original hill, though the main
features are the sumo. The more impnr.
Iant OF lhe Srnste'o amendments were de-
lealrd.