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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of a venditioni exponas directed
ID aud delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson county, Tennessee at its May term, 1885
VIII expose to public sale, to the highest bidder for
cash, at the Courthouse yard gate, in the CITY Of
Nashville, SATURDAY, THE 2SH DAY OF Az
GUST, 1855, all the right, title claim, interest and
estate which JEFF Munks then had, or may have since
acquired in and 10 the following described tract OF
land lying in Davidson county, being part Il the Day
or Fly tract situated the South side OF the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad about Is miles
the city of Nashville, containing ana ninety
three poles near WalldCe's Gap, and the Southwest
corner Of Lot No s. Of the subdivision Of said tract
being known Lot No. 1, IN the subdivision OF said
Day Fly tract of land; levied the properly of
Jefferson Munks 70 satisfy Judgment in favor OF
Isaac WhitwOTth.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
jy16-td Sheriff OF Davidson co.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of venditioni eXponas to me direct
ID ed, and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court Of Davidson county Tennessee at its May Term
1885, will expose 10 public sale Ia the highest bid
der for cash the Court house yard gate in the City
of Nasty lille, on SATURDAY, The 18Th DAY OF AU-
GUST, 1855, all the right, title claim interest ard
which John Brandon then had, may have since
acquire in and to the following described lot No.
thirty feet the city Of ashville Cherry street.
in Davidson county, east side, bounded on the north
by Vim Stewart, the east by Jesse Collins and
Mecham, the south by Rees W. Porter, formerly John
TIndall Said lot back from Cherry street east
COlinss line, SIS feet. Levied the property OF
John Brandon To satisfy judgment rendered in favor
of Brodic X Dupree. JAMES NJ. HINTON,
iVl6 '5S-td Sheriff of Davidson co
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Meeting of Maryland Shareholders.

We published, "a short time since, an ac-
count of the tarring and feathcring of a man
named Bowers by citizens of Kent coun-
ty, Nd, his offence being tampering with and
running off slaves; and yesterday we laid
before our readers an account of the hostil-
ties which his friends have since INDUCED in
towards persons who participated or were
suspected of participating in the lynching.
These things have given rise to public meet
ing of shareholders, which was held at
Chestertown on the l7ih inst. The meeting
was numerously attended 10y the most promi-
nent citizens of Kent county. Judge CHAM
BEERS presided, DIR. +. G. KENSARD acting as
Secretary, Speeches were made by the Chair
man, and Hons. J. A. PEARcE and J. b.
RIcAUD. We append a sketch of the speech
OF Mr.. PEARCE and the resolutions adopted:
REMARKS OF HON. JAMES a. PF.ARcE.
We were unav oidably prevented from hear
ing the remarks of MIR. Pearce. We learned,
however, that he spoke ut considerable length,
AMI in the course OF his remarks detailed the
facts of the trial of James l.. Bowers, (the
person recently tarred and feathered,l who
was prosecuted for aiding the slave Of DIR.
Davidson TO run away. This slave was an
rested in Hartford county, and when taken by
his master gave up to him pass which was
supposed TO he in the handwriting OF Bowers,
from whom the negro alleged he had received
il, At the trial the State proved by Vim.
Thomas, u very intelligent aud respectable
witness. that he knew the handwriting OF
Bowers and believed the pass in question to-
have been written by him. lie also proysd
that in a conversation with Bowers some time
previous TO the escape OF DR.. Dayidson's ser
want, that Bowers admitted that he had AS
sisted slaves To escape The testimony was
ruled out by the court at the argument But
the object WAS accomplished OF showing by
the sworn testimony OF Mr.. Thomas thai
Bowers, by his own confession 10 him, had
violated the laws of the land aud the rights
of his frilow-citizens, and suhjs cited himself
To severe criminal justice-that he was per-
fidous seamp-an enemy OF the community
In which he lived, and dangerous To its peace
and security Other testimony was produced,
and Geo. W. Wescoti, very respectable gen
tleman Of Chestertown, swore 10 his belief,that
the pass was in Bowers handwriting, though
not so strong in his conviction or belief rs
WAS Mr. Thomas. Two other witnesses swore
that the pass was not in Bowers handwriting.
But one OF these witnesses after tia trial, be-
ing shown genuine letter written by Bowers,
as promptly DECLARED that this Was not his
(B.'s) handwriting.
Many other facts as 10 subsequent escapes
were stated which brought the moral c0nvic-
tion to the minds vi AL who klew them that
this man was actively engaged Ia sedsicing or
aiding slaves In this county TO abScoad from
their employer. Oh late years these escapes
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The Citizens Bank-The Committee
take the studs.

The Citizens, Bank-The Committee
take the studs.
MEMPHIS Tuesday, July 20.
The undersigned were selected by Capt
Turner and S. =. Walker. (not selfconstitut,d
as has been alleged,) to confer with and advise
them what was proper to be done in regard to
the affairs of the Citizens Bank. We did not
feel OURSELVES at liberty under all the circum-
stances surrounding this case to decline the re-
quest.
We advised these gentlemen to proceed at
once TO ascertain the true condition of the
Bank-its liabilities and assets-and as soon
as ascertained, the result should be given to
the country. The assets then TO be placed i'll
the hands of a competent person. under bond
and security for its faithful application to the
liquidation of the liabilities of the Bank.
These gentlemen readily acceded to this
suggestion. and accordingly on yesterday NOR
ming Mr.. Jack proceeded to discharge this
duly ~
As soon as this could have been done, and
the condition of the Bank known, if a deficit
should still exist our advice to the parties
would have been to pledge their private
property for the payment of such deficit.
Our object in this affair has been To do all
the good in our power for the sufferers of the
Bank. The public or a portion of it think
they can manage this matter better than we
could. We gladly defer to this opinion, and
with this expose of our entire connection with
the affair, relinquish any farther agency in the
matter.
F. McDAvIrT,
JAMES &. JONES,
X. g. BilNhlEY.
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Syrfrf1u aSsRRt9-
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtne of a venditioni exponas TO directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of davidson county, Tennessee, al its May Term,
1858, will expose TO pub ic sale to the highest bid
der for cash, at the Court house yard gate in the cay
of Nashville, on TUESDAY, THE 3lST DAY OF AT
GUST, 1855, all the right title, claim, interest and
tate which Mrs. c. ii. Willis then had may have
since acquired in and to the following described House
and Lot sta ated South High Street in the city OF
Nashville, Davidson county, in and which Mrs
Willis resides SAID Lot has about 20 y feet fronting
on High street, and running back about 209 feet To
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad. Said LIT lies
between the property of Mr.. Bradfute on the North
and Mr.. Mosely on the South; levied the prop
erty o. Mrs C. H. Willis, to satisfy a judgment rem
dered in favor of Thomas W. Chilthn-
E c. DRAKE,
Deputy Sheriff of Davidson county
iy21-ti Py Wv BjGIEY c d. C.
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SHERIFF1S SALE.

DY virtue Of six venditioni exponas directed,
I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson county, Tennessee. at its May Term ;
1855, Will pose to public sale TO the highest bidder
for cash, the Court house yard in the city of
Nashville, on SATURDAY THE 2STH DAY OF AU-
GUST ISIS, all the right, title, claim, interest and
tate which Thos- s Blackwell then had, may have
acquired in and the following described
of Land and Dwelling House, in district No. of la
wilson county, and bounded as follows On the east
by the lands of sam. Steel, on the north and west by
the lands of BENJAMIN Hurt, the south by the
lands Of Samuel Butler and Josiah Hurt, levied upon
the property of ThOs. $. Blackwell, containing
about 26 satisfy judgment rendered in favor
OF John r. Gleaves, Vim. Bayed. Samuel Butter An
derson Evans, Lewis Wright, Henderson Bryant, ex.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
iyI6 f5S-td Sheriff Davidson co.
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"A SOLDIER or lsl2,n In the Richmond
Whig, dominates General Scott, OF \. y, for
Presideat, aud Felix n. Zollicoiier. OF Tenn,
for Vice President The reasons given are
I'VE want man who Is 'spunky,' some
one who will rescIa hemsults oggof % car Fag,
with which he has won his laurels, aud al~s
one who will, (as he has done before, } Prrsrrre
our national hosa0r. ''One who will hight II you
saap your finger at him"
General Scott is now at West Point, looking
sound in health and strong ia mind He Is
as straight as an arrow, aud looking as
thougo he had good lease Of life len YET.
We doubt, however. il be ever will again
allow his name 10 be used for the Presidency.
or that his friends would 80 use il, If he
oonsented.-N. y. Express.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of a vendIuoni eXponas o. me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
ol Davidson county, Tennessee, at lis May term 1855
will expose 10 public sale to the highest bidder for
cash, at the Courthouse yard gate. in the city If
Nashville, SATURDAY, THE 2Su DAY or Az
GUST, 1885, all the right, Title claim, interest and
estate which james McQuade then had, may have
acquired in ana 10 the following described lot, No.
245 in West Nashville, in county of Davidson levied
the property of James McQuade 10 satisfy a
judgm rendered in favor of AIRS Brown
JAMES NJ HINTON.
If
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of two vendtoni eNponas % me directed
I'D delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court Da-
wilson County. Tennessee, at It's May term 1858, !
will expose 10 public sale, to the highest bidder for
vile, on SATURDAY, The 18th DAY Of AUGUST
1855 all the right title claim, interest and estate which
VI NJ. Henkle, then had, or may have since aCqur-
ed in and the following described Lot No 245 the
plan Of Lots known kwing's addition IN Nashville,
which plan is registered in the Registers Once of
Davidson county in book No. IA, page .0l. said Lots
front 324 feet Stevenson Street, and run back
l30feet 10 alley, with alley the North side,
being same lot sold to NJ NJ Henkle sr. by Andrew
Anderson Levied the property Of N. Heikic
% satisfy two judgments rendered Ia favor Of j.
NJ Zimmerman. aud u. ;. Nnkin, trustee.
JAMES NJ HINTON.
jy I6-td Sher.nOr Davidson 90.
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A Dutch C de BIeInotte.

Certain circles over the Rhine were enter
tanned, not long since, by love drama, in
which the drdmatis persono were young Ger
man candy maker, good looking and liberal,
but poor aLd aspiring and buXom lass of arts
tocratlc pdrentage, speaking in sweetest leu
ton accents, also not rich, but ambitious of
station and the possession of lucre. They
met; twas in IA crowd; his gay meanOr, his
winning manners and imposing liberaity at
tracted the fair fraulein. He too was over
come by her winsome smile and charming
voice. He sought her presence constantly.
She. nothing 10th, received him as sweethearts
greet their lovers He wooed her by rich
presents, gay rides with dashing turnout,
escorted her to balls. lavished money like
prince. They were soon married. The we'd
ding was brilliant Twenty carriages. filed
with merry lads and lasses composed the gay
escort. She was happy as bride could be, and
reveled in visions of wealth aud luxury. A
brief honeymoon was joyously sprnt. Our
hero became ''short" He concealed his mis-
He revealed all 10 his now astonished wife.
DE was candy maker, poor, working for SIS
per week. Then there were tears, and sobs,
followed by reprUaches sharp, and bitter
taunts. He took her to his humble home, a
room in a third story in an alley. She raved
siormed, even swore, and babe him begone,
until he could stand no more. On Saturday
he departed, going none knew where. but as
surfing his once-loved bride that he would re-
turn again in future-perhaps rich. perhaps
like Claude, General. This is a melanchol-
ly fact-Cm. Com
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KINGSTON SPRINGS FOR SALE,

IL pursnspce OF Decree Of this Court al its last
] May Term JESS, will offer for safe the higips&
bider the Court House door in the city Nash
ville SATURDAY. THE s1sr BAY or AUGUST
next that valua bic property known the Kingston
Springs, sithsfed % miles o. Nashville with
i'm few nuadrrd yards Of the Nashville and North
Western RRiruad and tile western hank OF Harpeth
river in CEeatbam cnunty-
Said property consists Of the Springs FEstel build
inss, and two hundred and forty five land
surrounding die same: has valuable mineral and
frcestsne springs upon % tine fishing streams its
immediate vicinity and will on the completion Of the
Railroad be wisbi8 hours travel OF the city Of.
Nashville.
TEENS-The biddings for rfs property will be Open
Ell at 81 500, upon the following terms: One half II
the purchase money n be paid the c5th Of Jauua-
1889 with years interest and the other half on
the 5th January, 1868, with Two years interest ad
ded.
J. r. GLEAYES
jyI7-td. C. 4 VI CThanccrv-cf,urt at Nashville
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TRUST SALE.

IlY virtue Of Decd of Trust executed 20 me Nv
ID VIM. Hartsicld dated the 10th DAY az Jolly 1881
registered IN the Registers nfre OF Davidson county
IN Book No. Il page 233 shall proceed tn sell on the
premises, on Saturday the It'll day of August next
between 10 and 20 NJ the land described in said
deed, being part OF the place which said arts neld
now lives, lying on the west side and adjoining tho
Owen and Smyrna Turnpike The land is mostly
creek bottom, and has bong been mill u0nd. plat
viii be exhibited on the day Of sale The terms will
be one aud two years with interest. with nnproyed
security, AMI lien retained JOS l. EWING
iyIb, 5S-td. Trustee
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Es- Hon.sSA Goa. In speech on FEEDER
al finances. eongrainlaies the people on get,
ting rid Of the iniolerable barthrn Of full
national Treasury. He says, I'VE Hay bless
our disasters a. political windfAn. Gin.
Qua.
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re- The Detroit advertiser gives Ills in-

Es- The Detroit Adrsytiser gives >fiiis in-
t.resling passage in the life OF the present ed
itor Of the Administration's eentral organ:
The Administration editor Of the Washing
lon uuiun Is Sim Johnson. lie used "a live
at Grand Rapids. Old Rix Robinson, Of Ada,
Kent county, oaee presented him with a pair
of st0ga booGs, bat in the hurry 81 the prvSen-
,talioa be forgot 70 take them on his ftet.
They were presented end-wlse.
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..r@ PuDInulluuo.
TRELAWNY'S RECOLLECTIONS
OF SHELLEY & BYRON.

w. T.. BERRY a. CO. have just reed
RECOLIECTIoNS OF THE LAST DAYS or SHELLEY
AND BYRON. BY F. J. Trelawny- / vol 12mo.
Cloth.
No living poet arrived at the f1Ffness Of his
fame the jury which sits in Judgment Hpon poet,
belonging he does all time ne composed Of
his peers il must he emPaneed by Time rom the
selected Of the Muses. Of many generatiOns-"-Sh
Iey's Defence IF Poetry.
w. T. FERRY & co. have also just
received
LEIGH HUNTS Recoreetions OF Byron and his Co
temporaries. vols. Cloth Portraits.
BEECHER's LIFE THOUGHTS. l vol.
LEIGH HUNTS Indicator 2 vols.
THE LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHENSON, the English
Railway Engineer. / vol. Cloth
SPECIMENS OF DOUGLAS JERRoIpS WIT, to-
gether with selections chiefly his Contributions
to Journals, designed to illustrate his Opinions.
vol. limo.
MUSTANG GRAY: Romance. By the Hon. Jere-
miah Clemens, Of Alabama.
BERNARD LILLE: An Historical Romance BY the
Hon. Jeremiah Clemens.
DR. CLAPP; Autographed Sketches and Recol-
leetons during thirty five years residence IN New
Orleans.
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Funeral Notice.

The friends and acquaintance OF Mrs. MARY BATE
MAN, invited to attend her funeral this morning,
half past O'Clock, from tho First Baptist Church
Services by Rev. DIR. Howell.
July %, 1855.
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Seven A ores on Stewards Ferry
Turnpike Road.

Joseph r Brown and others Samuel d. Brown and
others.
IN pursuance Of a decree made in the above named
cause, bv the Chancery Con,t at Nashville al M,
Ma. Term, SIS, will offer for sale 20 the highest
bidder, credi of 3, and months nj the Court
House IN this city Saturday the It'll August
1S5s the tract 81 Land in the peadings toned and
described the same being Of seven 'cres lvna,
the St~waTts Ferry TurnIlke Road in this county
and bought by the defendant, samuel r. Brown of
VIM J. Brown Notes with approved securities
required and lien retained until purchase money is
paid. mo T.. GIEANFS
jy6-d C. x NJ. Chancery C.,urr al Nashville
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
1. Collegiate Department.,
MILIVARN COLLEGE.

j. BERRIES ILNDsIEY NJ ID. n D.. Chancellor of the Uni
versity, and Professor of Chemistry and Geology.
Col B. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent of the Military Col
lege aud Professor OF Engineering
JAMES F. HAMILTON, AN, Professor of Mathematics,
Natural Philosophy and Astronomy,
] H. STEWART, A. NJ, Professor Of Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature.
F. L j. THYssENs, AN, Professor OF French and
Drawing.
G. s. BLAcKE, Am. MD, Professor Of Botany and
Natural History. - s.--Hr
Rev. J W. HoYrE AN N D. Professor of Mental and
Moral Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
c. X. WINsToY, MD. Surgeon.
T'HE First Term of the next Academic year com
l. mences on the goth of September, and the Sec
ond Term 1+th of February.
TdNon, Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Rooms, Servants
attendance, and Use of Arms, 500 per Term. Ma
circulation Fee IS Students required 10 furnish
their rooms, which be done moderate charge,
by rent purchase Engineering. French Spanish,
German, Drawing, Book keeping, and Fencing, each
SO per Term of twenty weeks
In the regular Collegiate Course, the ancient reputa
ton of the University for Scientific and Classical
Scholarship will be maintained and at the same time
every facility afforded those who desire pursue
partial Besides the four regular College Class
es there is also Preparatory Class Students under
II years of age will not be admitted.
BY the aid of Military Discipline effective govern
established and health phi ysical culture good
order and industrious habits promoted.
For Catalogues or additional information, apply TO
any member of the Faculty.
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sIIERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of four vendtoni exponas 70 me directed
I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court of
Davidson county, Tennessee. at its May term, 1856
Will expose ~ public sale Il the highest bidder for
VILE On SATURDAY, TIE 18th DAY OF AUGUST,
lS5S all the right title claim interest and which
John Gleaves then had, or may have since acluir-
ed IN aud u the following described tract Of Land
containing 43Is acres IN CIVIL District No l. in David
son comfy, and bounded by VIM. c. |leavcs, Joseph
Brnkey, Martha Hessey, and Jas. r. GleaVes. levied
upS. the property OF John r, Glcaves satisfy
four Judgments rendered m favor 0f =. Casteinan
J. C. ozment, VIM. Bourne, and Chas. II Cook.
JAMES NJ HiNTON.
liz l6-td Sheriff Of Davidson CO.
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A C. & A. r. Beech vs-Ency Adams and others
BenI. r. GowBn vs.. George ". Adams and others.
DCRSt Ant To n Decree or TINS Court at May Term,
ls5s, IN above cause / viii sell a the Court
Horse Go0r. in the city of Nashville. SATURDAY
THE 2IsT DAY OF AUGUST, 1858, House and Lot in
NcGaVnck : Addition Nashville Tie Lot living on
the west side Of Madison recr,and fronting thereon
nfiv feet, and running back 81 fret IOfoot alley
1EFMs-SiN and twelve months credit, with notes
well secured and lien retained and sale free ffomre
defuptfon- J. F. GLEANES.
JyI7-td. c. NJ. Chanoery Court at Nashville
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Lot ON Carroll street, 90 teet
front. and Lot No. ~ i'm Uni
versify Lots fronting so feet on
East side of Lebanon Pike

n II UTUuInes, Atun 2, 81 A. I Sut1n, vs.. X 4
Clmpbell and others
n pursuance Of a decree made IN abe above cause
Il nv the Chancery Court at Nashville az its Nav
Term, 1855, II offer for sale tn Court honse in
this city, on Saturday the 7th Of August 1855 the
property mentioned in the pieadnrs to-wit lot az,
Carr oil street 66 feet front by $50 ct aicv and
Lot east side Of Lebanon Turnpike So feet 'front.' by
llo feet On an alley. The lot Carroll will he sod
the property If A l. Sutfn deed and tl,e lot ON
the lebanon Turnpike as joint ana common propertv
Of said estate and r. II. Grootnes
TESNs 500 in cash on each lot and the residue
on and years credit, without interest.
JNO E 6IFAVES
jyG-tf C. VI. Chancery Court al Nashville
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On Consignment.

0Nn BBIS. J. H. Smiths Old Reserve Whisky;
SOO 100 bbs. Sweet Malaga Wine:
80 eight casks French Otart, Dupuy * Co. Brandy
% bbls Cherry Bounce;
geo boxes COgnac Brandy;
20 dozen Suters;
10 boxes Old Rye and Bourbon Whistles;
80 bbls american Brandy;
For sale in lots to suit the Trade.
DILLON & co,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
iy2O-tf No Is College street
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RARE CHANCE.

+ HAVE No. / Biacksnt IA, - year. old, and Of
good character for sale Also several other like
b Regre men. WILL l. BOYD, ia
fv.ls-tf
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Nashville. Tennessee.

Nashville, Tennessee.
SEES SION OF 1858 5 9.
VNHE FIRST REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES in
i this Institution will commence MoNDAY the
LIST NOVEMBER, 1855, and Will continue the LIST of
March ensuing.
The PRELIMINARY COURSE IRcTrREs, free To all
students, Will be gwen during the month of October
Faculty.
THOMAS /. MADDIN. NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy
descriptive, astrological aud Surgical)
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, NJ. D., Professor Of Princi-
pies and Operations of Surgery.
DANIEL +. WRIGHT, N. D., Professor Of Physiology
and Pathology.
JOHN II. CALENDER, NJ. D., Professor Of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
RICHARD o. CURREY, VI. D., Professor Of Medical
Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence.
f. Il. HASklNS, NJ. D., Professor OF Theory and PTac
tice OF Medicine.
JOHN p FORD, NJ. D. Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
II. n. COMPTON, VI. d. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
THE CITY HOSPITAL is upon the premises uf the Col
lege, and under control Of the Faculty which opc-
rati0ns performed and prescribed Tor, and
Clinical Lectures delivered.
Amount of fees for Lectures, sos Matriculaton
fee, paid but once, 50 90 demonstrators fee, re-
CURED but once, $40 90; Graduation fee SIS 90
Excellent Boarding be obtained Tor 81 so 20
81 90 per week.
For further details, or announcements, apply 10
JOHN z. FORD, NJ. D.,
iylT Dean OF the Faculty,
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TRrTH.-A reply to Theodoria Ersnest BY
Member of the Alabama Conference.
Nashville, Stevenson & Owen.
We are indebted to the publishersfor copy
of Sthe above excellent work, which We.
can commend to our readers as worthy of
their attention. -