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List of Letters remaining in the
Post ONCE. January l6th, 1858.

Punished in the Norfolk DAY BOOK, BY
ahho,lty, this paper hocing the largest
circulation Of any newspaper published
in the Citq of Norfolk.
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THALBERG'S
GRAND PIANO FORTE !

l. Forte from the celebrated m n I
CHICKBRING Factory, Boston, selected by
the great Pianist
r III A L B e r G
and on which he will perform, will be for
sale, and if not sold Immediately after the
Concerts, will be shipped to Richmond.
Inquire of r. MORSE, who has charge of
the Instrument, or of
NATH'L CARUSI,
Agent for Chickering & Sons,
Richmond, Va.
P. S. This celebrated Instrument perform
ed on by Mr.. Thalberg at his Concerts, and
selected by him from the renowned CROKER
ING FACTORY, will be offered for sale to the
highest bidder on Monday morning the 18th
inst, at Johnson's New Hall. l4-4t.
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A HARD WINTER.-The winter of
1880 was unusually severe in New En-
gland. For forty days after the middle
|of February, there was no perceptable
|thaw on the southerly side of any build
ling, and so deep and hard was the snow,
that loaded teams passed over walls and
Fences in any direction.
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TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served to SUBJ
scribers at 81 cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be "a per year, So for six months, and
81 for three months, payable in advance.
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CRINoLINE OVER THE Coal HoLE.,-
Some time since lady, walking behind
Two fashionable dressed ladies in Boston,
Etepped into an open GOAL hole which was
concealed from her view by the great
pread of the ladies Immediately in front
4 her. She has made application for
ayment of damages for injuries sustain-
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e THE annual meeting of the
ZgSgsE Stock holders Of Odd Fellows
ZSaaNvTSS Building Association will be held
at their new Hall, in the Lodge Room, a
good chance to see the Goat--and look after
your dividends, on MONDAY evening at "
O'clock, ELECTION of Officers &c.) BY order
of the PRESIDENT,
ia l5-2t }. 4. REDMOND, Trs.
Oh. d A. Copy.)
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Marriages.

At Christ Church on Thursday evening,
14th, by Rev. Mr.. Gatewood, Mr.. JOHN ".
BELoTE to Miss MARY VIRGINIA CHAPpLE
In Smithville, N. c., on the 7th inst, BY
the Rev. W. More, Mr.. LEWIS A. GALLOWAY
to Miss HENRIETTA SMITH, all of that place.
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NEW BOOT


A NJ S no E TORE.
WE are just in receipt of a lot of new n
w goods, which are splendid they
are from the best Philadelphia Manufac-
turers. We will mention some of the articles
which we offer. A splendid article of Ladies
black sole Caters, with and without tips,
number one article of Ladies fine French
leather Caters, a fine article of Ladies thick
sole Morocco, an elegant quality of thick sole
Goat, with many other articlesin our line for
ladies wear, beautiful article of Misses
Goat and Morocco Boots. Also, Childs Mo-
rocco and Kid Boots, very pretty indeed.
There is no humbug in this advertisement, for
if you will give us call soon we have the
articles mentioned, and at prices which we
are satisfied cannot prove an objection to your
making purchase. All kinds of Gentle
mems wear of all qualities and prices, which
we hurry right off for the cash.
WILKINS & co.
No. 89, Church street,
ia Is doors from Main.
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DickieS Pickles IA full supply of
1 Pickles, Pepper and Yankey Sauces,
Tomatoe Catsup, and Worcester Sauce, all
ways on hand and for sale by
JAS. E. JONES,
ia 10 No. 2, Campbel's Wharf.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

MNRsh HAVE now in store as large, az
wv good and as cheap a stock of BOOTS
~ and SHOES, embracing every kind,
style and quality of Mems, Ladies' Misses and
Children's that can be found at any fashion
able retail store in the city. All ask is an
examination, and have no hesitation in saw
ing they will compete with any Shoes, that
can be shown elsewhere.
7. BOTTIMORE,
No. Is, E. s. Market Sq.
ia 10 Sign Big yellow Boot.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOL
VIM. l. WALTERS, PROPRIETOR.

VIM. l. WALTERS, PROPRIETOR.
T G Palmer. New Ark, n J; Jno
Mortimore, j GPaxton, r L Claiborne,
R Morse, Richmond; Jno Nimmo, E A
Downes, M Rolomon, N Y; L Fl South
ard, Boston; J G Abbott, f L Bowdine,
Philadelphia; J Griffin, c Griffin; R G
Adams, Miss Hundley, Miss Wills, Miss
Everett, Southampton; Lieut.. Jno. Wal
tiers, Lieut. E Stone, Lieut. w S Lowell, R
G Robb, U S N; W Hoyers, B Tatem, L
A Spruell' j D Myricks, Va; P Hente,
Jno Cary, G A Cary, Hampton; Thos
j Halter, Robt Wilkins, E Shore; DR.
Edmonds, E Maurey, n G; W L Will
kins, Norfolk co; G w Graflin, Balti-
more, R A Boyler. Petersburg; w B
sGwyeun, sc; NJ Thalberg, II Vieux-
temps & lady, Madam johnson, Miss
Kemp, M Lehman, M Hoslosricker, NJ
Wilkins, Opera Tronpe.
MERCHANTS HOTEL. NORFOLK,
j. L. WEATHERwAx, PROPRIETOR.
SAM'L. R. VEALE, Superintendent.
CE Gregory, Currituck; S II Fugett,
Edenton G Dabbs, Philadelphia; c G
Bradford, Richmond; n E Pruden. Suf-
folk; Lem Womble, Smithfeld, H Lew
is, Princess Anne; j A Spruell, North
Carolina,
MACON HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
J d. HoLLADAY, PROPRIETOR.
VIM Parham, Oxford, N c; w S
Lamb, E City; A Harrall, N G; E D
Phillips, E Schwarz, Chuckatuck j Sin
clair & lady, Mrs Harris, Miss Sinclair,
Hampton; j E Kelly. Lower Parish, N
G; Lewis Laurence & sister, Murfresbo-
70; Miss Georgia, Montgomery.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS &, EMMERsoN, PRoPRIEToRs.
Jesse Taylor, John Downs, w G Stay,
G W Griffin, Ii Etting, Gilman D Cove,
G H Perkins, Z S N G s Jordan & Sis
ter, Hampton W N Allen, Maine
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Hine, David H Wilkins, John
Hasslinger, Fred. WmWise, John F
Henrick, Francis Wetzel, Capt. Martin
Holloway, c Weber, William
Harley, A G Wilcox, Oscar
Hughes, capt Atkins Woolcott, OF
liver, Michael Vending, Philip
Iurgens, mr. Wyatt, Robert
Jones, John S Willed, Thomas
James, John 7 Wilder, VIM H
Kornemann, VIM West, VIM G
Keen, Geo H Young, VIM
Kelley, Joseph Zuchlcke, TN
ia 16 AUG. NJ. VAUGHAN, P. NJ.
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LADIES LIST.

Ashley, miss Jane NJ Miknins, miss A NJ
Arrengton, mrs S T Miller, Rebecca
Barkman, Rosana Moore, miss Margaret
Brown, Mary Maddy, mrs VIM
Burke, mrs G Melticol, Lucretia
Courtney, miss B McGee, Miss Eliza
Clark, miss S E Mitchell, Harriet
Cemmons, mrs f Morrison, mrs
Croson, mrs N j Norris, Lizzie H
Gross, s A McCaffrey, mrs
Crump, mrs N McClenning, mrs c e
Carter, mrs M j A
Cowling, miss Maria MeCatrey, mrs
Delpratt, mrs j Morris, miss Sarah
Dashill, miss Fl II Nolan, miss Sarah
Doty, mrs III Ii Newsstand, mrs P
Fatherly, miss NJ Michigan, mrs q
Forrest, miss NJ Noe, mrs Mary L 2
Fatherly, miss Lucy Newton, S R
Freshwater, miss I A Noe, miss Gennie
Fatherly, miss Michigan, miss
Puget miss Jane Palmer, miss Lizzie
Gallettee, miss Mary Quinn, mrs Ely
Gordan, miss Mary Quilting, mrs
Gibbins, miss G Rosebrook, mrs A j
Grant, Amanda Reed, mrs A E
Gaul, Mary Skinner, miss G W
Hurst, miss Julia Steele, Sallle
Hanworth, miss MarySampson, Martha
Hughlet, miss Mary NSmall, miss Sallie E
Hallet, miss Mary Skies, miss Francis
Hunter, mrs A Steam, miss r H
Holmes, miss Mary E Ship, mrs J E
Henley, mrs NJ E Tatem, mrs Sarah
Hampton, miss M Tabb miss j NJ
Herbert, mrs NJ A Tatem, mrs Ellen
Johnston, mrs Eliza Titmus, mrs Sarah
Johnston, Betsy Wright, mrs Mary
johnson, Justina Whiting, miss Laura A
Rays, mrs E Williams, mrs Fl E
Kempe, miss Annie White, miss Sallie
Knewstep, mrs h b Woodhouse, mrs A M
Lufsay, Sarah Whitehurst, mrs Lovy
| Lilleston, Nancy Williams, miss Sarah
| Livingston, miss S Whitehurst, Eliz'h
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andPeth's Garden Seed.-Just re-
- ceiyed full supply of the above genu-
inc Garden Secs viz
Extra Early Peas,
Flat Dutch Cabbage,
Drumhead Cabbage,
Long Scarlet short top Radish &c.
For sale low for cash.
ja1 L. W. WEBB.
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-. KEEFE & STORY, II.
- MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN FL
~ Planished, Japanned and ~
Plain Tin ware.
NO. 6, UNION STREET.
WE have on hand a large variety ofevery
w description in our line.
Tea and Coffee Urns,
Round and Oval Chatting Dishes,
Tea Pots, Coffee Pots,
Buckwheat Dishes,
Cream and Blanc Mango Moulos,
Molasses Pots, Tea Kettles,
Plain and Fancy Nurse Lamps,
Pudding Moulds, Castors,
Egg Boilers 10 and IL holes,
Open and covered Pitchers,
Soup Ladies', Gravy Strainers,
JAPANNED WARE
OF EVERY DESCRIP TION.
Round Cake Boxes,
Large and small square Boxes,
Tea Canisters, Cash Boxes,
Grocers Tea Chests,
Tea Trays and Walters,
Bread and Knife Trays,
Water Cans, Slop Buckets,
Toilet Pals, Foot Tubs,
Toilet Sets, Dust Pans,
Spittoons, Candlesticks,
Toy Cups and Banks,
Molasses Cups, Dredge Boxes,
Match Safes, Pepper boxes,
Bread and Nutmeg Graters,
Plain Tin Ware, in endless variety, Manufac-
tured OF the best material,
Housekeepers please bear that in mind, and
give us call,
Camphene and Ethereal Oil Lamps,
Lanterns &c.
Fresh Camphene and Ethereal Oil, ALWAYS on
hand, and for sale low.
KEEFE & STORY,
ia 10 No. 6, Union Street.
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DANCING SCHOOL.

MIR. WIN. H. HENDERSON,, res
lxI ct fu | Y announces to the B.
Young Gents of Norfolk, that he will as&
open his D a n C i n G School on next SG;EJ
THURSDA Y evening Jan. 21st, in
the spacious room at the Odd Fellows Hall;
those wishing to join, will give in their names
on thatevening.
TERns-24 lessons 5000 half payable in adj
vance, and balance at the end of half quar-
ter.
He will open night class for ladies, that
are busy during the day.
Leave your names at Mr.. Burroughs Book
Store on Main street. ia l6-lw
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New Advertisements.
THALBERGS
AND LAST CONCERT.
HENRY VIEUXTEMPS.

TONIGHT, SATURDAY, Jan. le, 1858.
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MARINE NEWS.


PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
From the Merchants and Mechanics En-
change Books.
SATURDAY, Jan. 16.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgia, Pierson, I'm Baltimore
Schr. Native, Rocks, E. Shore, corn, to
master.
Schr. Amazan, Warren, E. Shore, corn, to
master.
Schr. Jenny Lind, Whitehead, E. Shore,
potatoes, to master.
Schr. Geo. Rogers, Charnick, corn, to
master.
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CHAMPAGNE, WINES, BRANnaEss &C.
TUE ssar osr for ale tAs following ehaos brands q
IL fflrs3, BAcdles, 50:
50 Baskets Tar brand;
g Euzsns oliezclt, rlnss and gasrsss
10 Wt1oT or FiFs Q acuiot;
10 Fis1r &c Ssilsry ana eroTn brands
ses Rsraay and oshsr choice brands Of sherry and Va.
detia.
10 cases sEls Ahsysth;
10 Z" Curacan and Msrashino;
so g Gouley, Bookers, and other Dittsrs;
20 casks Londen Porter, and EdRnrrg Ales, Of various hrd
8 Z pipes Of choice French Brandiea.
The aFne growers Co. Jules Durand, Agent ean Lon
superior old Coguac I3ll and azare fully guaranteed
pure ana unsurpassed quality and favor By the Agents Tor
the sale Of these brands
pipes pare Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, Peach and Apple
Brandy, Scotch, Irish, and American Whisky Cherry Brandy,
BOEne Tie connoeus end lovers Of good Wines, Bran
dy sears, Ec respectfully invited to call and examine
heir stock. Epri14 A. KERR & 90.
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TlIFnEkTuARLE EARkIS E0R SALF

gTNHAT " ausble farm which The undersigned hsst
sided for She last eight Years is for sale. e y
HE oi Biz Harpeth river. the county Of "
tRE1eoR .luEtPen miles from Nashville. the tlage
Tank The RichlaRd and CentFsVe THEhpk nine ft
from kim ht cOunty seat Of Williamson, End With
two miles Of she North Western Railroad being
sTUcted. FeEaC contns about four hundred and eight
Of Hs rate farming land; the county line between
Daydsogn ~ ilismBoE rams through the Northwest cor
leT-9f The tTaele was formally The well known farn
esettta y lEns AZ hiteald.
thf sre two comfortable residences, with all De
eesary houses barn, cribs stables carriage house &c.
6Xce ent young orchard Of choice fruit. Good
spring and abundance Of never AgstOek water
TunRng different through the farm. AdjOn
ing this farm her tract OF about O hundred
excel snt land Wh good residence, for slls The solo
equal for crops, either grain grass
anited, ey viii be sold separately together,
huyer,) Is is thought b. good judges could b
made bf the best stock In the STATE, its 6ze
As those gsRRE 90 buy would OF course whisb % view
the premissG beoFs Purchasing, further description II
deemed unnecessary, but all invited 70 call and fo
thsi6ssVes. taug 25-eOGEGl JOHN I. HILL.
WIgHto sell the farm on which reside, In WiIllamsCI
county. aagiufng that advertised above by NJ. John
HILL containing BY recent survey hundred and ninety
nine AID hafGcre nrst rate farming land with
Portable dwelling with ell necessary out houses, suitable 70
q small farm VIA good water. The arm is well encosec
with good fences, including about seven hundred yards Of
stone fence will sell this place separately, tOgethe
with fil'sas bOth united would certainly make ice
and r~auine ne premises. LAVINIA CRAIGHEAD,
Pa ertnsr particulars apply 90 Mr.. a. n. Snyder, H.
StoFttyf Sryde- & Frizzell. Nashville L G
gurE- aafr
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III WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of Virginia. certify and
make known that Joseph PrenticWho signs certificate
relating 70 Tbs GTGefsabeg Vegetable S4s the Clerk
Of the Court Of this State The said certificate embraces the
Of the most reliable ana responsible people In this oou
ny and cefes to the nvsrsbe curative action OF me Grs
enberg Vegetable Pills in the following diseases
"Bous Complaints, Asthma, Constipation, Dygpepsa, Egs
peas; Low, Nervous, aad Simple RsVers; Gastric keVers Ge
Heartburn, Headache, Indigestion, Hystere Liver
Nervous Disorders, Neurgs, rheumatism, and all diseases
arising from want Of action In the digestive organs
And further testify that full credit and faith are due and
ought to be given, 70 said osrtihcstes.
In testimony Ehaof have subscribed my naru and caused
the Great Seal Of the State TO be an. = hereunto
WILLIAM SMITH, Governor.
By the Governor
VIZ II. RICHARDSON Sec. Com. and Keeper Of the Seal
DR.. KTFTRDGE, Of Portsmouth, ceFfes that these Pills are the
best remedy for diseases OF the digestive organs that he has ever
met with.
Dr.. CHAPMAN anything equal % then for Liver
Stomach Nausea and Headache.
d.. 0sIRAED has used them for eli classe Of Bilious Com
plants, in all climates and found them when pres 9uS
and other medicines In hundreds Of cases. failed % DO So
Rev O. A. For, Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church At speHee
says they work miTacles and Tie best pills now IN use
There 81 least thousand families II Davidson county alone
that always keep them IN the house. because, b using them on
the fst Of indposon they hzdreas Of DOL
lars IN Doctor blllss pTes, IS cents per box.
IySl-k kL8x A4cRENZE, HsssERls
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Claiborne Machine Works.


AhAA hNlAlAAs.
HMYE have started and extensive R1n7iIf
Wv the old stand o. the iaie Nashville Manufactus
pany, and prepared 10 execute heavy and light 81
description at The shortest notice. AE caias mall
amounts, moderate city prices heavy GastHg ls1gs
amounts, furnished per CONTRACT Cincinnati prices sin adj
olfreight We have commenced oDerg5 Ia our new
MACHINE SHOPS.
stean Engines ssTmls, Flourmills o. he nprored
patterns made % ORDER Joang and repairing oue nIoedlfe
y We are ready to make contrasts for Ennes and ~, AID
shall furnish plans n enable purchasers put up tc Mills
with little expense. Manufacturers aud Fara8 VIII pro-
labls before going East West for ac5inerY.
STEAM BOILERS,
For Stationary Engines and Steamboats,, made % order, % s
best material complete With Eeon8 dtss StEndplpe and
Valves, warranted sand any pressure required for lnugtur
ing or PrOpelling purposes.
BLACKSMITH SHOP. go
Any description Of SmihEork done exc8lla1f e-s8ns
but hTstras Iron use-saEmill work, 5rups, Plan
Irons Saw CFank1, Bolts aud al Kind o. Mi I9l5 nti %
order, sh0rt notice.
Farmers Wishing to Purhae good, cheap machinery, viii Do
we'll = call q our once or address By Letter
~. JACKER & Co,
Clsibone Machine Work., Naahrills, T1nn
iuly25 Late Nashville, Nan Co.'S shcD1.
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b. l.. sgMPeOMa
,RuRT.Tn aauARn.

DEPOT,
42sEDHLKO SQUARE
0TEH8S 70 h fenia ons ths tas TIA Isrv, ara tst e
y locscn8 q bsaHaas, Gina 1urs fo tI,l1 1haEin
sna esss oz1Vga o assgzls gslalE Is rse fal
COGNAC BnANDxss.
o oslss Ba1SS g &C. cos t g n ED pgs
CsstiIlon Fine Cbsnpagae, In K pipsa only;
Laesrsfe Raioi "a 4, Z and i pipel.
LA ROCHELLE EHAEIREESs
PelltvOIsln, Pale and Dark, IN 3 pIpost
Rastaau, DO do do %
Alexandra Seignsiste, DARK. tn =, Z and 4 p3bss
HOLLAND GINS,
Me30r ssgon, lu pipes.
6Eps Leaf n s pipsa;
Aachor, In pipes.
RUNS.
Jamaica, very olds
St Crctxs NoT Crop
WINES.
DuR Gordon Sherry;
Golden Cluster Madeira
Pure juice old oporto Pert;
Burgundy Portsj
Malaga Wines, dry and sweet
CEaAEIPAGNEs.
Charles Hedstck, quarts aud pinta,
Creme q SleTy, quartz and pints;
Hector eAcqnart and Fls quarts and pintH
Grown Brand, do DO
Lyon do Dc DO
CLAREES.
300 boxes assorted,
AROMATIC SoHTEDAM SOHNAPPS.
tie be schnspp offered In the United sts and to Its
diclnal properties has net squat.
Before purchasing elsewhere call ard examine for yourselves
Remember a. Public Square 81 B. ?. Shields lJuneie
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EdHeatienaI FaciIities.

TTVE undersigned beg leave Fggest % their ends ana be
public that the 18th Annual Session Of Franklin COLLEGE
Eve miles from Nashville will open September 9Th ls5 and
continue 90 weeks.
The Of instruction is quite equal TO that Of any College
in country the location Is favorable for health and
safe retreat vicious influences the conductors the insi.
determined 70 all proper eroRs give sstisfao
ton 70 patrons.
The for board, tuition, room fuel and wasrz
amounts to only SI60 per
In the Preparatory School the cost only $40 per year
MRS. O. FANSIHGS school for YOuEa LaDIs, in the ine
dte vicinity offers the best advantages 70 such have daughters
educate. n. TANNING, President.
VI LIPscQaPBs sssEsss1, jRly2-tKkSlR'
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: UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
s'.o - asI.gUOnegiate Department,

N T a R O l. l. + g +
J. BERRIEs Lps, ~ D. D. d. Chancellor Of the University,
and pr0Iess1f uf Chemistry and Geology.
Col. b. h. tS- SUI uJendent Of the Military College and
Professof % EnEiusaTiuE.
u FsS, A A, Professor Of Mathematics Natural Phil
assls aosspA ~ sd Astronomy.
D HsTIs 81 an Professor OF Greek and Latin Languages
and Liiefatilfe.
P l. y U4flbfs5, NJ Professor Of French and Drawing
G. s. BACKiE- D., Professor Of Botany and Natural
History.
Rev > y IloYrE A N MD, Professor Of Mental and Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
O. * WESTON, Md, surgeon. -
The tsrqQg Academic commences on the ~
OF September the second term 18th Of February.
Tuition g9aEdnE, washing, fuel, rooms, servants attendance
Of 100 per MatrcuaOn fee, 81 Students
required Furnish their which be done at mod
charge, purchase. French, spanish
erma' Drawing Book Keeping aud Fencing, zach $40 per
term Of twenty weeks
IA the regular Collegiate Course sncisn reputation
Inuerty E scientific and classical scholarship will
{sie and al time facility Afforded those who de
80 n martial course Besides the four regular College
cla there IS preparatory class Students under u years
Of aye will not he admitted.
ny military discipline, elective government is estsb
Usd and HEALTH ycal culture gooa ORDER anu INDUSTRIOUS
habits, prOul.l,d
For Catalogues additional lnioraton apply 70 any member
Of The Faculty. July ], isjs.
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m, medicaI Department.

CESSION Is5S-g,-Ths seventh annual Course Of Lee.
ls Institution will commence Monday, the 81 Of
Roye p4 and continue till the FIRST Of the ensuing March
T6dMKs r. lESNINGs, 81. D., Professor OF Anatomy.
BERFIE UsLg, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry and Phar
macy.
- JnTspEuaeqoe.
II. BuCAkAN, NJ D. Professor Of Surgical AnatoEny ana
Physiology.
q Women and Children
PAti r Eve N. D.. Professor Of Principles and Practice Of
& BoyIiSa NJ D. Professor Of Institutes Practice Of
iI1a + BRloas NJ D., Adjunct Professor and Demoustrator
s.st % An4seg,Y.
Monday 10 October (the 5th).
rSi1R Course Of Lectures, Ire 20 al Students will
bsen y Professors, commencing also on tie hs Monday
Of October.
~ is OXEN % tie class free Of charge
Clinq las established IN connection with me Inyer
Y, asho operations performed, and cases prescribed ioT
and lecturei upon in the presence OF the class. 80.
% Lectures Is Slt5 Matrlcnlation zee l
once 0BIyl 81 Practical Anatomy, $40 Graduation Zee, SO
Good 6jsrdg he procured Tor - TO - Per wees TOT
further Information Catalogue, apply 10
81. K. BOWLING, D. Dean Of the Faculty
NAuTvrIF, Tenn. Jy l6d65W.--iy23
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LINCOLN H0TsEl-


10 p SMITH - - - ~ ar. n p,,-.r--,-
"AEING tahsn shargsof s slys o.sI, WI s1ssvor =
N u please 40 Who mag yor ne via can. o. friends
citizens % kashVia aai ou county, soi.
cit paronaEs Ny table m u s times Be- provided via -
Lest the country Affords and every carsl b AIKEN 9 stu.
There good Livery sable g1ou5 % ts hoss,
Fayetteville Mulberry gnf Lynckeurg Nal and
leaves this Hotel every 01ayf Wehelly Ard fia9 ~ ~
THURSDAY and SATURDAY q iolock, alkf cannecfion5
with the Nashville aRa ohaaPaosa, AID AslanEs AID Ma
chester Nal Trains
Tnllahsas. AgEass a. LasL.-.-- 1850
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E PIE We have received direct from the manufacturer,
m Of sVers finest Maca0y snd Carrots Scotch SnuH. Also
Ang5ons soace and Amulet fine cat Chewing Tobacco,
continue 10 keep the finest Virginia Chewing and Smoking To
bacco ana ule hes uayana CiSars in the market
J. ". LANGLEY & co.
Union street
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TAvTNG sold out our entre business 70 M A. DELISER
wish In this 70 return sincere thsnl 2 our
friends and customers r The very liberal latronage ntto
bestowed and tosoleifor continuation Of ts
All debts to ern VIII ts co c b. M d ISsk
LYONS 4 co
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FTNliB above HOUSE having bosn tho7onehly- -
N Iehltad 3 nov opsn or tie reception % trsT- \
eers. The proprietor hopes from bis lanE ezps IN
rsnca In the business, and his determination 70 5fft
spare pains In supplying his tabisEith TIE go
TIE narkst Affords sHd to merit aud rocsiTs
share Of patronage,
Day Boarders, niea
~ Wi. w. 1yfssoUsssso
msr9 . Propriei6r.