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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-12

THE INDIANS ON THE SAN DIEGO MAIL ROUTE
The San Antonio Herald announces the arrival of
the San Diego mail at that place on the evening of
the 18th ultimo, in twenty five days from San Die
go, being six days inside of schedule time, and
adds:-
We learn from Mr. Rome, who came down in
charge of the mall that the Indians have been
making hostile demonstrations in the West. On
Friday last government express party, in going
from Camp Hudson to Fort Clark, was attacked by
fifteen Indians between the first crossing of the Dew
IFS River and Fort Clark. The express party con-
sisted of only two men, corporal and private,
and the Indians attacked them in day time, wound
ing BOTH one in the leg and the other in the arm,
killing one of their horses and taking the other
The wounded men now in the government hos
pital at Fort Clark. The Indians were all mounted
and ten of them had riaes-supposed to be Ca
manches
Another party of Camanches had followed Da-
queries train three days in the vicinity of the Pecos
river, and finally made an attempt to stampede the
animals belonging to it, and succeeded; but as the
bell mare was held by one of the men, the animals
all came back to the camp. There were six Indians
counted in this party.
Mr. Rome tells us that there is considerable APP
prehension felt from the Indians along the road to
FL Paso; that the Indians seem more hostile, and
holder than at any other time.
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CRY @uons,

A MOS LOVEJOY
Having disposed of his entire stock at the old
TAKEN THE NEW STORE
No. 1875 BALTIMORE STREET.
lSecond door below Messrs Hamilton Easter Coz
Where he h aN 0P ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
UNDER,sHIRTs, DRAWERS, &C,
Many of them purchased at Auction in New York for
He respectfully invites his old and the public
to call and examine his goods guaranteeing to give them
choice goods at the lowest prices
He will conduct the business in future under the name
and firm of AMOS LOVEJOY & co.
my3 If
GRAND OPENING OF
VI SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS,
AT No. 161 NORTH GAY STREET.
HERMANN POLLACK will open this morning his large
SPR RING GO ODS
Which in variety, quality and prices will compare favor
ably with any in this city.
Bareges, French Lawns, Robes guile, Barege Robes
Black and Fancy Silks, Stella and Grape Shawls, En-
broideres, Hosiery and Trimmings, etc, etc.
For Gentlemen have on hand a splendid lot of
SPRING CASSIMERES,
DOESKINS,
NJ Farmers and Country Merchants will find my stool
OF the best assorted and 10 per cent cheaper
than elsewhere.
Having brought all my goods below the market rate,
can offer great inducements to purchasers
1t is for all persons interest to call at my place befor
HERMANN PoLLAcK,
ap2S-f 16l North Gay street.
OPENING DAY.
LACE SILK and MUSLIN MANTILLAs
SHEPHERDS II3IIfIG PLAID and ENGLISH TwEEI
PRINTED and BROCHE STELLA SHAwLs.
IA MIL TOT e. STER s. CO.,
WILL oPEN,l
On MONDAY March ODD
sIIAWLs AND MANTIILAs
received PEI steamers Europa and Canada" embracing
! the latest Partisan novelties in
| GU1PURE, REAL BRUSSELS,
| CHANTILLY, LYONS LACE,
| SILK and MUSLIN MANTILLAS
STELLA sHAwLs
We arS% shall open S on, on same day ~
embracing many Of the most
BEAUTIFUL STYLES
ever shown in this city, and AT EXTREMELY Low
| PRICES. mr29tf
WROTH s. FULLERTON,
SPRING, 1858.
| ARE NOW PREPARED TO OFFER TO CUSTOMERS
! A STOCK OF
FIRE NJ c n AND BRITT n
DRY CooD S,
WHICH FOR
VARIETY. NOVELTY AND BEAUTY,
| WILL BE FOUND SECOND TO NONE.
BUYERS ARE INVITED TO
EXAMINE, COMPARE, AND JUDGE
| fe22n. IS BALTIMORE STREET
EDWIN AKERS
| ~ HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM TIRE
EASTERN MARKETS.
| Is now daily receiving lots of
| DESIRABLE GOODS,
| Purchased at the late large
UCTION SALES,
As well as large assortment of
NEW AND SEAS0NABLE GOODS
OF recent Importation among which forty mo-
choice styles of Hoyes three five quarter purple and fame
prints to which he would most respectfully invite the
| tention of the trade.
| EDWIN AKERS,
| JOBBER AND RETAILER OF
! FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
! 13S LEXINGTON ST.,
| eZZtt Baltimore.
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1t is authoritativey stated that the "Mormon
Peace Commissioners" have no power to offer any
proposition to Brigham Young, looking to avoid
ance of conflict; but they were simply to warn
that defiant individual that the government is de-
termined to reduce him to submission, and counsel
him to yield and save boodshed The Commits
stoners, however, may receive overtures from the
Mormons, and transmit them to the Government.
Mr. +. G. Aubert editor Of the Independent Vigi-
liant, of Donadsville, Louisiana, and Mr. E. Super
yiele, of the Drapeau def Ascension, fought duel
about fortnight since at Fort Adams, Mississippi,
Mr.. Aubert was wounded, but not very seriously.
His antagonist, finding that Mr.. ALBERT would be
detained by the wound for several days, offered to
edit the Vigitdn, Mr.. Aubert's paper, until he was
able to resume its management. COURTESY like this
is unusual, and for that more creditable to
both parties.
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ap MOTTO E.-THE WHOLESALE
~ AND RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS will attend
an adjourned meeting THIS Wednesday, EVENING,
18th instant, at * O'Clock, at METROPOLITAN HALL,
Baltimore street. between Holiday and Gay streets
1t BY order. NJ. GIDLEMAN President.
M}A A c. A r D.-For the purpose of
tElSi doing more general CASH BUSINESS Ihave
S<sH made arrangements to sell my stock of Goods
for cash. at the lowest remunerang prices This
ment will be extended TO all family accounts paid
promptly every June and January liberal allowance
will be made to wholesale purchasers cash offer for
sale in bond and in store,
OLD COGNAC BRANDY, Is years old.
OLD SCOTCH, IRISH AND RYE WHISKEY
OLD JAMAICA RUM AND HOLLAND GIN
MADEIRA WINES, DONALDSON'S SERCIAL
RESERVE, and other WINES, 20 years old
SHERRIES, WIDOW HARM0NY'S CELEBRATED
rTOPAZ, OLD POMARE and other brands
FINE OLD PORT, CHAMPAGNE Tiny Importation J
with RED LACH, GOLD LACH, ASSOCIATE
YERZENAY,
HEIDSECK and other good brands
D. LEIDEN'S CELEBRATED HOOK WINES
STELT0N GLOSTER, PARMESAN AND AMERICAN
CHEESES.
OLD MOCHA, JAVA, and other C0FFEES. TEAS of
all kinds and best quality.
FRENCH PEAS, MUSHROOMS, TRUFFLES, MEATS,
and SOUPS, Theoretically sealed; PATE DE Fol GRAS,
small size.
DIALS, and fine GROCERIES of every description for
sale by GEO HOLLINS,
IA N Charles street.
my12f corner of Fayette
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
l Y $50 Hhds and 20 bbs New Orleans Sugar landing
and for sale by GEO. l.. HARRISON
my126t 0'Donnes Wharf.
u ED LACH CHAMPAGNE.
~ have received invoice of this celebrated Cham
payne, which offer for sale wholesale and retail
,o GEO. H0LLINS, Sole Importer,
mylZu IAN Charles street.
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u. CULLINS LEE,
True copy, Test-GEO. E. SANGSTON, Clerk.

The creditors of John NJ Slaney, ST. notified to file
their claims with the Clerk of the Superior Court pur
suance of the terms of the above order.
myl23aw3w Isl CHARLES MARSHALL, Trustee.
IN THE MATTER OF THE INSOLvENT ESTATE OF
JAMES MCCANN0N.
Il NON who such prior his application for the
benefit of the nsoVent Laws of the State Maryland
the 1922 notified to file their claims against said
lnsOven properly authenticated with the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas OF Baltimore City, before the
Goth day of July next.
myl2 1aw3w r. GIIMOR JR Trustee
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COUNTRY LOTS FOR SALE, NEAR

y The RELAY HOUSE.
THREE FINE SITES the south side of tn River
Immediately above the residences of Messrs DObbn La
trobe Donaldson &C. ina well settled and rapidly improv
ing neighborhood.
Apply to DR.. ROBERT f. DORSEY, on the ADJOINING
property, or to GEO. B. C0ALE, Commercial Building
ap12u
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FOR SALE-THE STEAM FIGURING
JOHN F. PICKRELL & CO,
40 West Lombard street,
apl9-lm Opposite Public Store

nor SALE OR LEASE-THE LOT
IL OF GROUND, n. W. corner Calhoun and McHenry
streets, 157 feet McHenry 100 feet on Calhoun
street The improving character section of the
city will recommend it to the attention those wishing
| to make desirable investment
Apply to GEORGE SLATER,
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baltimore AND SAVANNAH

IL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-At the annual meeting
of the Stockholders ofhs Company held the 9Th inst
the following gentlemen elected Directors for the
suing year
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Inquire the premises or of B. T. ELDER
mrlS diff No. 81 Smiths Wharf
o. F O r S AT, F.

f9s.H + . X 5 A l. E.
Hniij very commodious and well finished DWELLING
s-sH.@ HOUSE, situated on MADISON AVENUE 1t has
all the modern Improvements and conveniences, having
been built i'll the last few years The being DESTROYS
to SELL will dispose of it the most reasonable terms
Ap ply at the office of the ''Daily Exchange" mr12tf
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Hsiii RENT.-The fine large HOUSE and GROUNDS at
- Ell TAW, on the Hartford Road, TX miles from the
City limits, with abundant supply of lee Premises in
perfect repair. Apply at once to
W. CARVEL HALL,
apo 2aW3ws South Cav street.
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nY12-tI

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
$50 Hhds and 20 bbls. New Orleans Sugar landing
and for sale by GEO. l.. HARRISON,
my12-6t @ O'Donnells Wharf
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~ ED ZACH CHAMPAGNE.
~ have received invoice of this celebrated Cham
payne, which offer for sale wholesale and retail
GEO. H0LLINS, Sole Importer,
myizu IAN. Charles street.
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9ouses, it,, for Sale apa 9tnt.

II o r r f. N T.
IL The Projectors of the DAILY EXCHANGE, being
about to REMOVE THEIR OFFICES to the building on
the N E. of North and Baltimore streets OFFER
FOR RENT THE ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR OF
CARROLL LII, now occupied by them. Also ROOM
ON BALTIMORE STREET, No. 90, over Meals Dry Goods
Store. Apply at Carroll Hall at the OFFICE OF THE
EXCHANGE a my6tr
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DOR SALE OR LEASE.-Two very eli
n giDle BUILDING LOTS on Madison Avenue between
Hoffman and Dolphin streets For terms, &C. inquire at
no Office of the DAILY EXCHANGE. fe26-tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-12
Beaver Dam Springs,
hickman County Tenn

FORTY NILES WEST OF COLUMBIA.
Change Of PrOpdetOrship and Management
THIS celebrated wstsriBg-Pises, having been psr-
i chased BY the subscriber, has been Thoroughly re-
laird and renovated, viii be opened for The rsosption q
visitors on the
Tw entieth OF M v.
TIE late prop -ietors having disposed Of their entire IN.
terest In the Springs, the subscriber, assisted By Mr.
keller, vfi assume the entire management Of the estAb-
ishment and Deither pains nor eNpsEse viii be spared 20
Hnder Beaver Bam enc Of The mosfplcseant and comfort
able watsring-piaees IN The Southwest.
AOOONnODATIONa aC.-rhs huud ngs have an
ben paced IN excsllent repair, and many improvements
ADDED, so that FOUR HUNDGE visitors can Be aocom-
modsted with every comfort and convenience. The table
Stl be sbuadaniiy supplied, and viii be eauaito those Of
arst-cas8 hotels.
THE w~ATERS-Tbe waters st Beaver Dam consist u
White, Grey, Red and Black sulphur, Chalybeate. (pruven
By analysis to Be the stronEestin the State and the best
Of FresstOne and Limestone.
MEDl1AL ArTBNDANCE-The subscriber. Who IA,
been, Tor the last ten years, engaged N the prsctlce Of
mcdicirc IN North Alabama and usmphls, can be COM
mznded a. all hours - visitors who may chance 10 need
bis services - = physician.
AEAE OF ACOES TO BEAVER DAM-There srs
three routes 10 these SPRING., alt o. which are 10 dne re-
pair. A line Of coaches win run from Columbia ;hree
tiHies a week, and passengers viii 20 through from that
he state Arrangements have been made Il Brttpf
Landing, on the Tennessee river, b. whlcs visitors Ap-
rroschinE from that direction VII nnd ready conveyance
10 the 8priDEs.
A~NUSENENrs, &C-vIsitors viii aRd at Beaver Dam
alarEe Ball Room. Tcn-Pin Aueys, sc. A she trout
str am runs near The place, and deer In gTeat EbuudAnee
may Be found in the imnedists vicinity.
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TO SAW MILL NJ
MEMPHIS, tens. July IS, isSs.

TO the Stockholders Of tie southern Paeiae Railroad
Company Of Texas
A GENERAL meeting o. stnckh5iders viii BE- held IN
a DsuisNillc, Kentucky, on the cath day o. August
next Business Of great importance viii Be brought be-
fore the nesting, demanding the attention Of ell inter
ssied. The enterprise promises sl that las been claimed
Tor 70 By its most enttusfaftIc and extravaEAnt advc-
Gates ITS past msnaEemcnt has been marked BY crrars
Of the gr0s est character, but Il mar yet, b. wise coun-
sels ara good Management. On future Be made 10 met
the laraest expectations Of rs friends. This h "the
thoItst, best and CHEAPEST route'' connected ~ railway,
Of the Atlantic and Paoino ooeans. The pres thropEhout
ne country vii render this enterprise and The scattered
atcckho.d-rs over tWentS-Elx Stats q the Eniln. q great
service By noticing this call for a eonvenfion OF stock-
hodeTs, on the 2tth day Of August, In fho city % LOUIS
VILE " JEPTHA FOWLKES.
w rIr.Ilnrt s Z r. r. Cn.
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DUNLAP
GHALKBHATB SPRINGS,
Kear RnIiTar. Hardeman C0untY. Tenn

TIVE undersiEned viii reopen these celeosated
L SPRINGS for the second season. on MONDAY
the 10th Of Nay, having p'toad the Buildings and
Grounds IN IS fne condition as any watering Place IN
the Southwest. he Grounds have b-en extended and
beaufined With everFreea shrubbery, the forest cleared
aRd gradsd, the roon1 painted and furnished Win new
cotton mattresses, the Ball Room decorated and put n
ane eondItcn, the three Tc1 Pin Alleys and Swings have
been psf "a EoEd order.
TIE waters, there beiBg I've Springsl consist Of
Chaiybes.s. Sulphur and Frce Stone, and Gov IN abun-
dsncs. suHcienf tor Geo psrsols ad9yI and The cura-
TIVE prruerties Of the waters for all Wko are a1dicted
win propsey, Dyspepsia Ruuuing eorts, and for the
Diseases Of Females. arecstsblshed srdguaIantied.
ne Dunlap Springs are acceeiihie " the Mississippi
Centrai and Tennesses Railroad, being situated only -
niles fTem Bolivar, 20 from Grad Junction and 70 from
Memphis b. rail. Backs are runntrE in connection with
the ears frou Bolivar, being osly i've hours run from
Nenphis 70 The Springs The traveller Is guaranteed
against exorbltant Charges thefsre being 50 cents from
.ke railroad dcpof 70 he Springs, and Is cents for bag
e7ee and servants
mere Is also a dne runninE stream snd excellent ash
Ing grounds, With q carriage road % the creek. only 4
quarter q q mls from he Spn1Es, and abundance Of
vie turkeFs. ducks ana squirrels.
Prof. Tossing Withhls ans Bras1 and String Bsrd Is
e1Esesd for the season aud vii cnllTea The guests II the
dsy WITH Hrsss 1usic. ND e nght uith StIing music.
]. c. EDELAAE,
Bp7l-6essu 1sopsistof. :
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Dissolution.
fTHE oo-psrtnership heretof1re sxisiing IN -er the
i urn Of CARER3 4 SMITH, Is this day dssoiv q
By mutual eOns1nt. R Smith viii ornfinne tie Be
osiving- Forwarding AID Commis tor Business 81 the
Old stand Nc % Madison street. and v also enfTus;ed
With the settlement ef the cd business. TIE nzme q
he arn By either WIN b used ~ IiquidsiIon.
PRAEk 3. CAPEaa,
tsSH BpFus a41zH.
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LaGrapge Synt ,dIcal Conege.

TINS exercises Of theseoo ID sss lin CT tbs insitu-
Il tion, Lcaieds a. LaGrA aEe, Tenn vll be RESUMED
On WEDNESDAY, the z2i OF Sc Poembsr next.
FACULTY.
J. b.. GRAY, d. D.-Prezids ut and Professor Of Ethios,
Keiapbisics and sacred I literature.
J. n WADDEL, r.. D-Pnofessor o. Ancient Ltera-
fur6
J. r. BLAKE n. A-Profess.r Of Chemistry, Ma
fural Philosophy, etc
J. MICS. n A.-Pufessor q Mathematio. ETC.
me tuiion fee a. atty fonart for the fun sessiou Of
niue months, one half o. which is payable a. The opcniHx
Of the session. and IN remsineer On the nrst OF Earch
BoErdins Qn the families Of a oitfrensl exclusive Of
Easnins ard ights, from go 70 sl9 per month incu-
sive Of wsshing sad lights, from SO 50 70 as Per
mo7th-
Text books can b. procured Al "a bookstore Of the
Nessrs Psrham, IN LaGrange-
The various libraries connected with he College contain
already between I $50 ard 2ooo vOlEmes, and az con-
tinuAlly iDorcssinE-
ne sppSrstus b~elongiBg 20 the Colese is sufficient for
the illustration Ct the sciences.
PREPARATORT DEPARTMENT.
This Department, established ~ The Trustees, for The
pup Sc Of prsparinE young men for the College, Is IN
der the care o. JsmesJ Quarles, ESQ Who has had
considerable experience in teaching, and whose scholsf-
ship is undoubted.
Toe rupils Of this schsolvri 4 Ne under the joint control
cf the President Of the Colese and the Principal O. the
Department, aided BY IS many assistants - the number
Tuition in this Department. forty dollars Der session 81
niHe moEths, payable, one-hAf - the opening q the
session, and he treroa the hrst Of March. Pupils vii
Be- charged from The time o. entrance.
CHARLES r. ABBOTT,
sul -d7rtEtecIB SesrstzrT a. Board o. Trustees.
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u Persons residing near ~kontFomey, Ala or At
lanta, Ca can have their orders hled. and save time.
b. addressing s. Swan & Co. a. either q those cities.
q A LET Of the numbers that arc drawn from the
Sh1el. VITA Tie amount OF ne prise that each one Is en-
titled TO, will be published after every craving in me TO-
loEtns papers: New Orleans Delta, Hotne REGISTER,
Onsneston STANDARD, Nashville Gazetfe. Atlanta IntsiH-
enoers new 1efk weekly Day Book, Savannah 8 oI-
gan klehmand Dispatch, New York Dispatch. Paul
oing thlss1 Clarion, Augusta gal ConsttufiouaHst
a1d Little Rnck lara True Democrat fvf2-Iv-fv95
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COT0OSI SPRlAGS,.

COTOcSA COUNTY, GEORGIA.
1'Hs hot weather and dust OF the city remind Us that
4 theseaso1 when We have been soCus omed % vel
come our friends and patrons % our delightful Watering
Plae, e. ct hand. Daily appllcstlons fer rooms this sea-
son and the Thousands that have annually thr1nged Co
IOOSAi assure rs that 10 Is only nece ,gary to Inform our
friends and the public that COT1O5A win Be opeHed on
the FIRST DAY or I II an should desire to Wis
Il usbe ore that time, they will BE rece-ved on an After
81 e the usual welcome.
iy4-dlm BATTEY. HICKMAN a MCDONALD.
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IsHAM G. HARRIS,
GOVERNOR OPTHs STATE or TENNESSEE
To al Who shan see these presents-Gre,

10 al who shah see these presents-Greeting
WHEREAS nhas been msdr krCwn T. ne that a Ger
w tatn GEORGE MTLTON charged with committing
alcui ara strcei7us murder On the So.h dsy OF june,
lste o. our county o. Dyer. has dod from justice, and Is
now ruurinE At iETEo.
lev therefore, I, Isham g. Hauis, Governor as
afofesitI b. virtue Of TIE power ard authority In ne
vested DO berebg oher . reward Of hrce huldrsd collars
" any ptTt.n or ? rscns who may Gpurthend The said
eeofEe Altoni and deliver hin % the Sheridcr JaIor
OF our county q Dyer. In order thatjuftloe, IN that be-
half, may b tat and executed.
In testinony whereof, 7 hsve hertu-to set
nv hand. end cauted the Crest seal Of the
State 70 be aired at Hsshvine, the eleventh
- day Of July, 1855.
BY the g vernor IsHAM G. HARRIS
IL R BAY, Secretary Of state.
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University OF mississippi !
Faculty of Arts.

ERErERIcK A P BARNARD. L Prestse,.
y ard Professor % PhyEies, Astronomy ana Civ1 n.
gfnesrflg.
WILLIAM P sTEAREs, Professor Of s-ovvrunsBt,,
oclence aud Law.
GEORGE " CARTER, n A., Profsssor Of Ipis,.e
tual ana Nafsl Fhnos ply.
EDWARD O. BOYNuuN. n. A Profssr,r 81 ~
istry GeocEy and Htlcfsl1zy.
WILSON g. RICHARDSON, n. A, Professor .,
Latin snf M5dern Languages.
HENsY -WHtTEHoREE, n. A., Professor Of e-set
sd Ance1t Literature.
usficF.
EILLIAs D MOORE, n. A, Professor Of KaE IN
Language and Literature.
-s Assistant 90 EaturaI Phnosophv-
To Eleventh Annual Session or this InSftufiou zuI
Nmnenne o. he FIRST HONDAT IN OrT8RFR a
Win Toe % o. desired hat c-aucEsaies for s1nIssigr
~ promptly apply.
10 b-lFsrfig has recently very lar-elv increa I'd Az
n.aAiie ~ f1ruishinE an rsuoaUou Of the most e1ne-
hAHlhE provided costly spparstus and esbi-
ALs u minerals and shells fer the ffustrnft.D a. 80
lecta ~ scienoe ard having materially enlF-ged - -
g mtHaAAQne for TIE comfort A. vel ~ for ~ -
proFcmsut 81 Dc sirdonts-
IN msut1tiou g. oca.cd IN one q the rost he,itbfu,
l.tehs h ne fnlm south, aud Il slrrounded b 4 non-
!. n'"a Tor nicligenoes mouiiiF and a religious
Bang on ne line q the Kississipui certral R.u,,,a
~ u aoofaainie from the soufh zns the norih. aud ~ ~
oenneciianf - The rad with > vide district a cou1trv
f~Ehaf-ruitlu1, $50 Furi and servant hirs a9s
afnarpts not l0iginE IN ue College. ala. The fec 49,
oiofn cha-Eed for fuel md servants vas inadcu1afe
La bfuienta- $50. Bosrd 81 the han AID h. nvsv.t.
f-m.asa spcrt efz ner moufh- These charges are sup
rs~1 " - igzr than th1se o. most Colleges oaT1nr
similar a1Fsntaes NJ n. HOwRY
oEf5Td. July 70, -. Secretary 81 The Board.
ET1s-tuaa1n