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ARE now oPESIse Af THEIR GEv srosE
No So College ssga -
a RERY EA59qE 41D EPETRELY HEHST0eK or
sPRT0G AND srsEHER GOODS,
M TEEHCE4 he1 purchased under very favorable
cumstance nd viii be sold low figures Be- 10 give
call before buying eeNere4 An eieaupt sortnentsf e
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Pine side stripe Grenadines ssn Plaid side pe Fiounoed and
plain Berages hafa ktes; he French rsa6die slins
elegant 1ounced and side stripe Orgapdie beautiful small g
French 8uslins handsome figured bFiants rich stripe
and braided s5 and nucgi great Faraty Jseopeand Swiss
Collars and undersleeTes, separate and sets; hne lace SETS
JaConet and SEis3 FlouhCing Cashmere and Sears
Spring; handsome styles summer large stockoft
best make English Hosiery, silk and Cotian. l
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
We viii keep constantly hand large stock Carpets, scotch
Carpets OF every grade tie est makes, Yelyet and Tapestry
very styles an kinds o. Igs and Nat, Curtain Darnsk,
Gimps Loops Ceg and las; fRe Lace End Muslin Embro
deIej CurUans; COrnces Fren Bands au Pins ze Linens
Napkins; Towels ami Aais es Quits also Floor Oh Cloths
We have good assortment Of Elaek and Fancy
CLOTHS and e -cASSIMERES,
Fine French Linens Buene swear, French Marseics
Yesings Linen Dcs Satin Yestigs, Fancy silk Fengs nice
check Linens for Chdren Wear. e also will keep Osnabnrgs
y Uide for making Sheets tent cloths awnings &c.
We pava f price for All good arterH the q Socks,
msrIf ts11-- A. c. & A. B. BEECH
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samuel 3. How Lnsgy B. drail and 1ihs0rir1si MI
nN motion and it apPearing e hs sataisetgn q Csrt
so-tor, tat ts dennt1 sally ll. T1ns, Jonas o .it
csssi7e weeks, en- lle bnfgn 1ad lofic aespaer pa5
AZ the next term Of the Csnoery s bei os - zlng
Jackson al is Court House ths oVu ei gaifos 7l -
st Wednesday dfte e 2f Monday l nsAi ana lln lnd
fsrs enter their dungs ~ ans Or l5f
eonfssss I he laksn uTlnsf i and hs sau, "a in ~
hesring pllt6 to them-
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
77s

$
TTVE Grsat Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities vita
Western Northwestern, and Southwestern States, BY
tnuous Railway direct. This road also connects al Pttsburg
and Cleveland ssndusy with steamers all ports the
Northwestern lahes making TIE most darec ceaes Gaa re-
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND pITrsBURG.
FmsT CL4ss.Bo0ts, Shoes, Dry Goods n ~, r,r 1OoH
sr0OED cLtS2BooEs and Stationary Dry 50, mar 1oo.
Goods (n balel Hardware, Leather, &C., w P' -''R
THIRD CLAsss-Anyis, Bagging Bacon and 5n, mar 1OOB
FouETa cEIss-coass, F5' Bacon, and Pork A. ,oo.
(paekes) Lard and LardOn, ~ PA I'VE
Flour-55cs per 65l. until further notice.
Coons2 per bale, not exceeding 5000 lbs weight until fur
~ shipping Goods from any point East Of Philadelphia
particular marx package 0id PHILADELPHIA Railroad"
phia Pittsburg BE- forwarded without detention.
r. p ss ssG Co.. St. Louis; J. s. Mitelsli Son. ETansys
Indana Dunesu Bell and Murdoek, aud Carter JeWett
Es5eTiIIs' Ohio; Leach 4 Co. No. 81 Kby street, Boston,
Leech House, New York. No. William street.
and No. Battery Place New York E. sneeder philadelphia
MagreW Koons, Baltimore; Geo. G. Francscus Pittsburg.
II. II. HOUSTON, General FrsigEt Agsnt, PkiEG.
H }. LOMBAERT, Sap't,, Alto0Hd FenN,
PENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
-
Three Daily Trains from PittsbuFg
70 philadelphia.
TTyRAINs leave Pittsburg follows Mail A M East Line
: 2. NJ. Express Mail 9.40, P. NJ.
TIE Express daily, other Sundays excepted;
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with al the trans from ST,
Louis Mo- Dubuque Keokuk and City, Iowa Cairo, Rock
Island and Chicago, Illinois, Lexington and Louisville, hyi
Tere Haute, Indianapolis and Lafayette Indians Cincinnati,
Columbus DAYTON Toledo, Cevelond zanesyie Cresne,
Mson, snd Wooster Ohio Also, Kansas, Nebraska and Min
ALL POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARE AS Low AS ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Passengers from the Wsstcan rely upon this being the short
expeditions Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
New York and all Eastern cities.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aug9l Passenger Lines, Penn. Railroad, Phls.
Central Ohio and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads.
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n CHEATHlz ET. CHATHAM
M. a Il. H. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, sc,
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND CHURCB STREETS
Nashville, Tennessee.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Dupones Powder Joy, Bickford & Co.'S Safety
Hazard do Fuse.
Sycamore do
WE are receipt large and we'll selected stock Of
Wv Groceries, Liquors, etc, consisting in part as follows;
80 d Sugar an grades 100000 genuine Havana Cigars
2OO bhls choice Molasss 300 kegs Nails, assorted;
lOO = do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets
100 bbls Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbs English Wslnu
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Pecans;
$50 boxes star Candles; 10 bbls Eilberts,
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, &C.
25 = = & H choice French Brandesi
% u casks Madeira, sherry, and Port Wines;
15C baskets best brands Champagne
50 boxes ScoyiIl Clarct,
50 do s.. Julien do
30 casks London Porter
10 casks Scotch Ale;
100 bbls Walkers Ale;
100 bbls fine Robertson County Whisky
. bhls pure old Rye do
do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock of Common whisky, American Brandy,
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents FOR the Dupont, Hazard and Sycamore Powder The
dersgned being the only Agents Nashville Of the Manufacturers,
large stock Of Powder hand, Magazine for sale
5000 kegs Dupont Rife Powder; 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
Sc do do do do do do 5000 der ss. syeamor. Blasting
sS '' % DO DO DO $50 Sss'5 ossss Of Powder, assorted
900 do brands;
5000 ks Dupont Blasting 50 }bls Toy Beckford & Co.,
/ msy7-6 NJ. &. &. 2. CHEATHAM, Agents.
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WhiTe'S CTeeII SDringS.

" WItt , OTtth SIBFEIlEss
yEHE subscriber viii be prepared to receive Boarers at this
watering place, l2 miles north Of Nashville during the
vacation, from the Of July the first Of September
There will be baTroom kept, is designed chiefly for
the accommodation Of Families and individuals who may wish
resort quiet hesfu place during the heat Of Summer
The Springs, formerly much visited, we'll known
quire any eiaborste description
Ne pains will be spared to render the situation Of visitors
pleasant
Price OF Board 81 so per day. 81 90 per and
Children under 10 years Of age, half price
may5g3-itww3m E. L. CR0CKER.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
ARDIN COUNTY, TENNESSEE.--Thsa above
Watering place will be opened for the reception Of visitors
the first day Of Juue daily coaches -four hours
ang) will with the Memphis ani Charleston Railroad
at the Burnse Depot Ten hours fem Memphis
Spug For health pleaure the White Sulphur equal 10
any Watering place. North South ue band Of Music from
New Orleans will be in attendance. GEO. SHALL,
may50-d6-Elm Proprietor.
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Cabin Passage from Charleston TO
New York,
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE Of New York and Charles
ships, through in 45 70 So hours-semi- weekly.
The new Steam SHIP Columbia, 1900 NJ Berry Com
Enander.
KashUtIs, 800 tons, W. J. Foster, Commander.
AryIoH. 1850 tons, W. J. Foster Commander.
I jas Adgeg, 1900 tons, S. c. Turner, Commander.
SOutierHOT, 1000 tons, L. NJ. Marry, Commander
F-ae, LEAVES Adger's Wharves every Wednesday
4=Sa and Saturday after the arrival Of the from
N>llf At-i4 the South and West, "at high water"
These Steamships all built expressly for
this line and for safety, comfort and speed unrivasd
e
Tables supplied with every luxury attentive courteous
Commanders will travellers by this line every possible
comfort and accommodation.
Cabin passage, sos
Steerage passage,
lions, spplyto HENRY MUSHROOM, & CO., Agents,
msy27 ST Charleston, s. @.
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J. c. G. Bser, Ccr q he Crnit Conf fsr rlii -rntg
certify that he foregoing perfect copy ~ ls r =
approved IN ny oao tie SANG being tat ~ lsy oi -
Crcul Gqu1t or Culles ae1 c111l coy % Joan C11l
eport a. Revenue Collector 0r tie year l57. afFl af ~
band az oaics, this l9ih day Of lllg, l655. -
O c. BBEWEE, Cisri-
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Crops DESTROY D.-The amount Of sugar destroy
ed By the inundaliOn in Louissna is estimated at
fifty thousand hOgshsads,-Worth $4,000, 900. The
cotton destroyed By the overflow, on the banks Of
che Mississippi, it is said win be lOOO 900 bales,
whose value would probably be S4, ,OOo. 900 In the
Wabash Valley, as represented BY the EyansviI .
Journal, the losses BY the farmers ana properly,
owners viii esrtainly be equally as heavy. That
paper says: saF q
A friend who has been voyaging over the Wabash
bottoms in boats and steamers represents the whole
valley 20 be lake, in width reaching ten and fifteen
miles from shore TO shOrs and and almost req uirBg
compass to navigate it. he was ferred from Vim
oennes 70 LsFrenceVile, in Illinois, distance Of
lO miles, over water, passing over settled and
cultivated section Of country, now submerged from
SIX % ten feet deep. These vide, rich bottoms,
which yield such stores Of food and contribute 50
largely 10 our exports, will be barren and desoaie
wastes this summer. Those who ordinarily supplied
50 many mouths BY their labor win themselves seek
food this year from others. The amount Of the
loss is inealculsbie H
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ALLEGHANY STRINGS,


| MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
| ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS.
made to render this heretofore delightful watering place
OF the most attractive and agreeable places Of so0urn
any where in the country These Springs have been demonstrated
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPERTIES, {
in climate most bealthui saubrou They are situated
within three miles Of shawsvile the Virginia
toro1ghares beginning at Bangor Maine, and terminating
road Companies North SOUTH whereby through tickets viii be
issued point the Virgda and Tennessee Railroad
FOUR-HORSE COACHES
will be in readiness transport visitors from shaRse, the
To invad IabOrng affections Of tomach and Bow.
| els, these waters are particularly recommended
BEERSITEBA SPRINGS.
FNE undersigned will Beersheba Springs, for the ecep
| Il ton Of visitors on the 18th inst.
Large additions premises since the close
more than double ne number Of yistorsv we had last
There viii be drinking saloon kept alb at tie establishment
nor will there be any accommodations whatever for prosed
All engaged viii be chargeabe from day July
l1nee-leolIm = a sC0II.
FREEEE3 SE-IaIN1Es,
cepton Of visitors the 18th Of June. The rooms
buildings in the most complete order The table viii at all
extensive house Is we'll stocked with nexhaustible supply.
good Band OF Music will be attendance The Bar
viii be well supplied with choice Wines liquors.
and eXrOn will be made to advance the comfort and
iune5-lmeodSw Bs&P j. MGSHER
KINGSTON SPRINGS
WILL be opened for the Of
wv June, the reception subscriber will be
prepared receive Boarers and furnish the accommodation
the Of 81 50 per day, So 90 per week. $50 90 per month
Servants, and children under i Of half price, band
Of music will be in attendance passenger Carriage will
regularly, leaving Noel Co.'S, College street, Tuesday,
ma555-dIsim li5S 81. KRErDER, Agent.
GRAYSON SPRTNGSs KYs
V undersigned, having undertaken the entire management
Of Tayson Springs Waerngplace, would announce to
its old patrons that he always ready to entertain visitors from
the lst Of May till the lst Of October, and feeling grateful for
former patronage bestowed GrsysOn trusts that he will merit
continuance Of the same.
Pedgng msyef the entire establishment Grayson shall
be in perfect order for the reception Of visitors with good Stewards
and pastry cooks and polite servent hope give general
satisfaction in the eating line.
And my Bar shall supplied with the best old Kentucky
we'll Foreign Liquors, Cigars &c, and agreeable
Ny Stable shall be we'll supplied with proVender and careful
Ostlers.
This wstsringplaoe situated south Louisville in
Gyson county, and q miles from ElizabetoWn, which place
daily line Of stages from Grayon Springs with the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad and "A miles from Mammoth
Cave communication by stage.
BOARDING.
Boarding per day, 81 so
- week, 90
- month, 30 90
Children and Servants half price,
Boarding Horses per week, 90
=" per day, 50
" yer month, 10 90
nay2q-dtwSCw2t NJ P. OLARKSON,
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NDA1CE.--By virtue % as iors1as sr5i7 81 49, tl
from ne Circuit CQlrt sf Cas oenas ai fhs tui1 p 7ae
lots or 70 llch thereof nay 1s s1sht b y & -zea-
cost and charges, das teTer1lg sr5 b t8 h7tt r lof
CASH e s Ceart House door Fu fs s1 ~ fsehs as
day the 5th day & July nsKt. Ihl lgih Nay, ls53.
- JOHN CELAELEl,
may25-E3E TlE e5lssidF i5f C5aos csu1iJ.
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EWING, McCRORY 8 Co.,

wv AISW3 MCOAAORA q OO's
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CORNER OF MARKET & CHURCH SITS.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
ETE now receipt Of large fresh assortment OF
w GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, which will sell at low
rates % the trade, yiz
$50 hhds Sugar; 800 bags prime Bait. Cohee;
300 bbls choice MOlasses; go !" n. o.
100 = - - 500 - salt;
100 bbls Golden syrup 600 Z" Nails;
100 Cider Vinegar; $50 packages Star Candles:
100 [" Pixies Whisky; 100 bbls crush. & pow sugar;
100 " Wiltshire do 100 bxs L G & Fine Tobacco;
900 " Domestic Liquors; 300 doz. Demi iohns
so - Pine old Robertson county Whisky;
all other articles usually kept by Wholesale Grocer
mar27 EWING, MCCRORY & co.
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THE FREECH IN NICARAGUA 80 The Paris cor
respondent Of the London Times gives cory Of the
convention concluded between Costa Riea, Nicara-
qua, and Felix Belly. acting in behalf Of Messrs
MillsHd s Co Of Paris, oOncediRg the right Of an
inter-oeeanic canal By way Of the river San Juan
and Lake Nicaragua to be completed in ak years,
and 90 be sufficiently wide 10 admit two Of the lar
gest ships abreast The duration Of the concession
is ninety nine years The capital necessary is sst
mated at elS, 600 600 sterling. -..- +
We have not the least doubt but that this intelli
gsnee is correct The ashsme is backed BY Louis
NapOeoRs as it has been enc Of his favorite pro-
jeots for years. In Of his letters Msrcoleia
while prisoner at :" Ham," be asserts, that The
completion Of this magnificent work, il aecQrdaRes
with his plans, would be "monument 10 his name"
for all time to come - HiqEh States. -.r1
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rmoosE RATES Or FEEoHr FaoN NV NASHVILLE,
1ROsnns'sn via EIW sids Wbsl and Screw Steamship
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CoMPLINENTART-VERE.-Se sometimes in
dulge in Vsry courteous HiSsS language tOBards
each other as the following which occurred in sbs
United States Senate recently, WillshOm NJ. Erze,
Of New York, commenced reply to Mr TOolfBs, 5f
Georgia, in which he said:
81 suppose shall not be required to furnish uT
derstandiag The senstor from Georgia, who has
chosen to misunderstand the facts Of this case and
OF course thus TO misstate them. / viii read The
law.
e To which Mr. TOoMBs replied
II will certainly relieve the Senator from New
York from sDy obligation to furnish ne any brains
in this case, because have seen. HDthing in that
Senator eourse which ind Gated that he could spare
any .2ra1 sl .-.-..-.r d p - i. ~ =
This vein Of wit might sptly be termed, tsdiam,nd
cut diamoad" asL fr.s -
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PENNsYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,

Passengers rely upon being the short
expeditions Phla6epha Baltimore, and
New York and all Eastern cities.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aur9l Passenger Lines, Penn RarOad, PhiI'a
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT.
No. 65 Pfhe STeet, Stint L0uts AisSoWFi
Druggists and Merchants supplied wholesale liberal
Druggists and merchants desiring supply popu-
wonderful remedy by calling in person. or addressing BY
letters Prof Haskell, 81 Pine Street. ST. Louis will have their
orders promptly III edand Forwarded
Terms, Css-S4, So Sl6 per elegantly put
up securely packed and variety superb LhogTaps Fine
Bills, &c, furnished gratuoUsly Send your orders you
will find It cures and pays.
For sale wholesale BY EWIN PENDLETON & CO.. retail
by 10. @. BROWN. N aslvile. Tenn. mar1d&lWiy.
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LARGE .BUEEO0Ks.-UPon the authority OF the
President Of the American Iustituts it was recently
stated that the heaviest bullock butehered in this
country, was the OK Washington, whose gross weight
was S,204 fbs., snd weight Of beef 2174 fbs5 This
claim appears to be disputed, however, BY some
writer in the Tribune, from Pennsy Vinia one o.
whom claims that bullock was butchsred ne 2
Lancaster, on the 22nd Of FEBRUARY last Vh0se live
weight was 8, ,SS7, net 24V9 the other that Berks
county OK was butehered some years ago in Phila
daPhis, whose live weight vas $50, MT 1883. A
still heavier bullock is announced in the SardtogS
County Press, which says g thai J. NJ CoLE, Of
Saratoga sPFings slaughtered an OK in 1S47 whose
live weight was $500 fbs. dressed 2567" If thi-
be true, Mr.. COLE has probably be ten the Eorll'
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mheteupon it = considered h he Court at -
HEREBY entered 1f
n te Hans ot lie of taca
eeng ne anloan. of tzess cost, and clr, cue Fa7 t7n
ior ne yar le5f and ii o ordered ~ Or eouf lt a several
hcient of each o. them % aIy ne l e.
nexed 3 them ssTeIay, be sold a. .hs lsF drecs.
-i--- SEATE or rENNEsEEE,
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FOUR-HORSE COACHES

Viii be IN readiness 70 transport visitors from ShaWsve, tn
nearest point Of debarkation to the Springs.
To invads aborng under affections Of the
els, these waters particularly recommended
may20-2mns CLAYTOR & LEE. ieiors
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-06-18
Marine Intelligence,

ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
June loSteamer Fanny Lutteroh Elder, from Fayette
ll-steamer Rowan McRae, from Fayetteville to A. E.
Steamer. Enterprise, jones' from Fayetteville, to J. M
o. s. M. Steamer Spray Price, from smithvie, to A. H.
june Black River Dicksey, from Fayetteville,
schr. John A: stanly Jackson from New York. to T. c.
schr. R. W. Brown, Derrickson, from New York, to
schr. Adele, GOh from New York, toJ H. Fanner; with
PetteWay Pritchet 0'S 0"nAS' from f"Se''e'le' 70
June 12-schr. Alba, Powell from New York, to Harrss
l3-schr Agnes e. Ward, Casters, from Little River to
Rankin & Martin with naval stores:
steamer EloTa Mcdonald Hurt from Fayetteville, to T.
1A 4 s NJ Steamer Spray, Price, from smithvile to
June l4steamer Fanny Lutterloh Elder from Fsyette
June l5-schr Edwin and Samuel, swindeu, from HYDE
county, to DeRosset Brown; with corn
LEU S M Steamer Spray, Price, from Smthvlle, to
schr. W. H. Howard, Brown, from soop Point to Ran
june l6-scbr. Mary Emma, Mdgyet from Hyde county,
schr. Iowa, Payne, from Hyde county, to W. H. McRary
schr Wave, Davis, from Hyde county, to W. H. McRary
schr Arab, Nixon, from Hyde county, to DeRosset &
Brown; with corn.
schr Reindeer, Stevenson from Baltimore to Russell &
| Bro: with mdze.
schr john Burton, from New York. to Harriss Howell
with mdze.
Schr H. P. Stoney Mills, days from New York to Har
riss Howell with mdze (sailed in company with schr
schr Lammot Dupont Corson from Philadelphia, to T. c.
Worth with mdze.
schr VIM. q. Smith, Allen, from Boston, to A. D. Ca
FAUX; with mdze.
schr ?. W; Vaughn Clifford, from Boston, W. M. Har
schr Hiawatha, Sloppy, from New York, to DeRosset
Brown.
schr. Sally Ann, Rose, from Hyde county, to R. Bios
schr j. c. Manson, RADON, from shalotte to D, Pigot
with naval stores.
Steamer Enterprise JONES' from Elzabehtown to ]. M
Clark.
l7-steamer Sun, Rush, from Fayetteville to A. McRim
mon.
schr Laura Harker, from shaloe, to Anderson Saw
age with naval srores.
l CLEARED.
June 1-steamer Sum- Rush, for Fayetteville by A. Nc
Rimmon.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Elder for Fayetteville by A.
E. Hall.
1schr David Faust Mosander for Philadelphia by T.
IC. Worth; with naval stores, &c.
u s. M. Steamer Spray, Price, for Smhvlle by A. H.
VanBokkelen.
l2.-schr Ben, McCready, for New York, by Harriss
Howell with naval stores, &c.
Schr M Davis, Robinson for Boston, by G. W. Davis;
with ngva stores, &c.
schr. Vermont, Elliott, for New London, Ct by Kdder
& Martin; with lumber
Asteamer James R. Grist Banks for Fayetteville, by
Petteway Pritchett.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt for Fayetteville, by T. c.
l5-y. S; NJ. Steamer Spray Price, for smthvle, by A
Steamer Fanny Luttero, Elder, for Fayetteville by A.
E. Hall.
Steamer Black River, Dcksey, for Fayetteville by D. A.
Lamont.
schr S. j. waring, Smith, for New York, by A. D. Ca
FAUX with naval stores
l6-schr. Smithsonian, vanBrunt, for New York, by A.
D. Cazaux; with naval stores.
17-Schr John A. Stanly Jackson for New York, by T.
G. Worth with naval stores, &c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-06-18
FRANKLIN SCIENTIFIC AND MILITARY
INSTITIrTIC

TTNHE NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL COM
Monday, August 9th, 1858, under the superin
tendence of Richard W Willard, of North Carolina and
Caudus B. benson, of Virginia The of instruction
will comprise tuition in the English, Latin Greek, FRENCH
and German languages and Literature Mathematics pure
and applied full of the Physical Sciences together
with regular exercise in Military Tactics.
Every effort will be made to give thoroughly practical
bearing the various branches of study BY the
young ladies gentlemen of the Institution completes
set of Philosophical Chemical and Astronomical Appara-
tus Maps, Charts &C., with unrvaed ustra
ton in Physiology, have been procured. bulldog now
in the of erection designed hall for the nruc
ton of the young ladies in Instrumental Music
stun of the most approved kind will be located in the nst
tute grounds which are large and spacious.
Franklin Scientific and Military Institute is situated in
Dupn County, N c., three miles from Mount Olive P. o.,
the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad several church
es and surrounded by healthy moral and delightful neigh
bOrhood, with fine water good society, &c.
TERMS Twenty fifteen and ten dollars respectively, in
the Senior, Junior, Preparatory departments either
male female session of five months pupisl charged
from the of entrance to the end of the
ducton made except in of proracted sickness The
best board be obtained for eight dollars per month
e0aSng fuel and lights included. No EXTRAS except fol
music Applications for further information may be made
to Richard W, Willard, Mount Olive P o. Wayne County
until the 5th August proximo.
June 10, 424t*