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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES

AUCTION SALE OF GOCERIES,
CARTER, WILLSFORD & Co.,
Successors to Carter Mckay & Co., and F. Lanier)
On Tuesday, January 25ths 1859,
KETE will offer cash in front Of Warehouse Mar
Wv street, large assortment Of Fresh and Choice
ceries comprising in part the following articles, VIZ:
100 hhds La Sugar, 100 boxes Tobacco, vars binds,
200 bags Rio Coffee, 200 cases Cove Oysters,
100 bags Laguyra Coffee, 900 boxes 30 Bar Soap,
80 bblS New MOlasses, 1O0 boxes Palm Soap,
50 T. bbls Moasses. 100 boxes Foxes Starch,
so Crushed Powdered 100 boxes Woods Starch,
Sugar, POD dozen Broom's,
300 bbls Cincinnati Whisky, 400 boxes Star Candles,
25 bills Newsom do 100 boxes TallOw do
so old Robertson County do 50 4 y bills Crsnheres,
50 old Bourbon 300 dozen Painted Bucket,
p Il. pipes Brandy, 100 boxes r & E Cheese,
% bblsWater and Butter Crack % bags Pepper,
3tl reams W trapping Paper,
100 kegs Nails, assorted, 20 Eases Sardines,
3OO,Oee assorted Cigars.
With many other articles too tedious to MENTION
As # the above goods consignment they will be
offered liberal lots and without to Close
CARTER, WILLSF0RD & CO.,
janl6-td No. Market street.
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EXTRACT FROM THE MINUTES OF THE
BOARD OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.

NLERKS OFFICE, Dec 3d. lS55At meeting OF the Board
Education Of Public Schools Of the City New York
the 18th day Of December 1855 work entitled BARRGroNs
ELEMENTS NATURAL SCIENCE by Mrs. Francis B. Fogg,
Nashville, Tennessee officially presented to the notice of the
Board Glass the City Schools which it was
ferTed to Commute Text Books for examination.
the last meeting of the Board the 2h day December
1855 the following Report presented signed by the Commit
tee, consisting Of the following gentlemen William Jay Has
kett L. c, Benedict, William Bloomfield.
To tie Honorable BOGr4 of Public Education 0fhle CITY Of
Ae1o York: -
Burdett for the ntroducton Glass Book into the Public
Schools of this the physical Geography
Tal Science by Mrs Francis B. FOgg, Nashville Tennessee,
beg to Report:
That the subject sone Of the greatest importance
and especially in our country already extending 25 de-
Of Latitude and GO Of Longitude from Ocean Ocean.
embracing maratme Commerce far exceeding
the book sometime previous the application Mr. Bue
Committee have to the conclusion that it is Of the most
useful and valuable Of Text Books, ncdy and coneusvey
written and containing large amount Of Ehch
could not De TOud eSeheTe, practicable for
schools Your Committee would add that appears ce
Gates submitted to them, the book has already introduced
into ofthe public and private schools
and has been everywhere received the marked
aedatiOH by the most eminent scholars Of the country
Your Committee offer for adoption the following resolution
ReSOlUed That the work Ply steal Geography by Mrs
Fogg entered upon the List Of Class Book for the Public Schools
OF this City
On the reading report following resolution was
unanimously passed by the BOARD, the
Board OF Educaon at the Of Grand and Elm streets New
York.
Reolred That the Physical Geography by Mrs Fran
els b. Fog, bee tered the Lt Of Glass Books for the Pub
lie Schools Of this CITY, MYRON FINCH.
Deputy Clerk of the Board of Education.
nfurl-U
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~. y. IN sTara
PALESTINE.
With Maps Palestine, accurate Plan o. Js
salem and ssUera Azdnsd EagrGvfn0s representing ts
Scenery, Typography and Productions Of Holy Land aad
the Costumes ManRes, and habits OF The People Two Es-
CANT Large I2mo. Volumes
The land Of the Bible part Of the Divine Revelation It srs
testimony essential to fath ID gives lessons inEauabls In az
position Both have been written all the fair face Palas
tine, and deeply craven there By the finger Of God characters
Of living light TOcOeet this testimony aud P0pUarze thsss
lessons for the biblical student Of every age class the prom
design Of this work. For eRfy gs years the Author has
been permitted read the Book By Light which The land heu
upon The handsovsr his friendly torch 70 those uhs
have thus been favored. In this attempt pencil has been en-.
poyed aid the pen large number Of pictorial Iusaons
intrOdueed many Of them original, and giving snuzs
and representation things in The actual Holy Of the
present day They fancy sketches Of nnsgnary
thrOwa embeh the page but pictures Of living man0erS
studies Of sacred typography, expOnents Of Interesting biblical
illusions, which viii add greatly the value Of the
Just received by W. 7. BBRRY& CO., square.
Jan. ls-tE
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STO Re ESTABLISHMENT.
AND
Tin Manu- factor

NASHVILLE, TREBESSEE, NO. :, BR0ADWAE
"TROUGHT IRON COOK STOVES.-Wekeep
w constantly hand foIr different for wood coal
which recommend superior any other. We
facture them ourselves, aud by No; wOrkmen.
IaCASLIN 4 STRADER,
jan 10 No. Broadway.
ENOPPER WORK.-suchaS Stills Kettles, Machinery,
Y Il &C.. made to order
Repairing done, and cheap anywhere else. In this
department Of our business shall strive excel
hCASLIN STRADER,
janl6 Mo- Broadway.
HUTTERENCs AM ROOFING done at a moments
NJ notice. MCASLIN & STRADER.
jml6 No. Broadway.
FRNlN WARE always hand and MANUFACTURED our
personal attention. Every article
if perfect All repairing in this department done with prompt
Charges moderate. M'CASLIN & STRADER.
janl6 dim No. Broadway.
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A correspondent of the Richmond Wing, alludiug
to the Lecompton question says Gov. Wise has sold
the South. We are glad to fnd his own party con-
demning the course of Mr.. BELL on that question.
They should include Boris and CRITTENDEs and
large portion of the Know Nothing organs in their
dapuneiatiAns.
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LIQUORS
Caston, ISIS. Vine Growers Company; Juaa LAaeiere:
r H. GODDARD, 1906; ETC., etc.
Madeiras--In Wood and Glass
welsh Brothers; London Particular; L P P ETC. etc.
Sherries--In Wood and GIaSs--
Cabinet Harmony, and other well known brands.
POrts--In Wood aud GLASS;.
London Deck, Burgundy and Pure Juice.
WhIskies--
Fine Old 'Bushnilrs" Irish whisky Bourbon, Rye No
OLD JAMAICA AND ST. CRUZ Rum.
Holland Gin in Jugs Malaga White Wine Clast Sparkling
and stu Hooks, Moselles and Stein Wine.
LIGHT WINES, CORDIALS, &C.
Maraehne, Curacao, Anset,s Absyn, VermOuh Guinsle
hTshTSsser Ginger Blackberry snd Raspbsr) Wine, A
Champagne.
Pinss ard half Pinls, and maynum Piper Heide, quarts
and Pints; Creme de Bouss, Crescent, etc.
Porter, Ale, &e..-
&c Marsst;i Sons London Porter; Doves Scotch Ale
DuAean's Imperial Ale.
RITTERs.
G'uley' stOuEhton,
HOsieters, Elixir
SCHNAPPS.
VOLTS Schiedam sehnapps
NOner's, Vsnderssrs and other SchnsPPs
HAVANA CIGARS.
large assortment Of Choice Havanna Cigars,
Of the most approved Eands Chewing Tobacco, SRuf,
THEORETICALLY SEALED ARTICLES.
Lobs.ers, CLANS,
Salmon, Fresh TOmatOes
Msekerel, Green Pears,
Oysters. Mushrooms
Sardines, Craaied Pates.
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WNIE invite the attention friends Asd he public Fener.
ally to our large stock Of Groceries, Wines Liquors and
Havana Cigars The system intend pursun keeping up
our assortment together with the perfect possess
for the purchase Of Goods will enable
ments unsurpassed BY any house in the city.
Country Merchants Cash will dnd 10 their al van
W 70 call and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We call particular attention Lilo
il very complete, and wrrned pure nadutere Our
STOCK consists in part 81 the following:
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PEPPER, SPICES, &C..

PEPPER, SPICES, &c,
Fst for max ng Gumbs Ground whole Spices, Pepper
sp Pear Cranbtries Curre Powders Isngass GelHze
Ian Maccaron yermeel, Dried Dutch and Rec Herring
CHEESE.
English Dairy Pine Apple, Holland, dryrs. saps Sage, Ps
Grsssi, &c.
MUSTARD.
Durham lexington Dixon, Aromatic Eruri.n, Trs.ss. kS
STARCH --colsass and osWsgo Pearl and Corn Starch.
YEAST POwDERS.--Prestsn a Merits
CANDLES.--speun, srAr snd Fancy co'rsA WsE.
sOAP.--Family, Castillo and Toilet
wooden and willow Ware,
Matches ana TabI salt,
Riee--Presh Carolina.
Leaf cru.l,s Powdered, oranuasa, eifa'A, sad ssrA
COFFEE.
Java, Moshs, Laguyra, HAVANA, Cape and RE.
MOLASsES.
Choice Sugar Hsuse Golden Syrup, from sssh@SAsAus-
Together With every article required for Family
AL AaTlsr. DzlrvzRED 'nza ,aArAsE.
I..iAaS RE. SNOwDEN 80
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PINE supply Of this most economical Csa Is as9 ssaR
at Etna Csal Yard Of ne Nashville and Chaa
nooga Railroad Depot and is sell al s following loE prices
Lars Lump Round Coal, - per busn 5Opsr
Mixed Large and Fine do % DO Dc OF GO d
Fine do 10 de- Dc Or le0 a.
Try and ysu convinced il h he bt coal n ~
market. ldec3l-dly-2dpg} . J. AGekW.-
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United states Mail steamers,
-
Steamer w. b. Terry,
CAPTAIN MELLIKIN.
steamer Edmonin.
CAPTAIN p G. MOORE,
FAVE EssPer Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays, ats
oslocS N, connecting with the Memphis and Charles
ten Railroad at Iuka Eight miles staging PASSPORT
Arrives at Paducah Saturdays Mondays Wednesdays at 10
Paducah Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays at O'Clock
Connecting At Aurora with daily line Of Stages, and T
clifton and Savannah for Nashville TsTsSSi in forty eiss
hours. For freight or passage apply to
decs-bR Ne Broad street, Nashville, Tennessee
or h Il HARRISON, Agent
a. y Regular Nashville and Lou
- isviils Passenger Packets.
This splendid light drausht steamers
G. PAaR, Ca7saia
JOHN GAULT,
j. Il. BuEcE, Captain.
One Of the above steamers leave Nashville every Tues
states for Cincinnati ParsTburg wheeling Pitts
burg Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the Through receipts
asOE as By other reliable line built
press for the trade The sctes puuctuay observed in time
isci4-tf Of ''sS H. aR ~ 2 n PTs9 Agent
TENHE fac passenger steamer sALLIE WEST,
CoRBrTr Master, viii leave for the above and saS4
all intermediate landings, Tuesday, the 18th
at o'clock NJ Fer freight passage apply board to
ianl-16t A. HAMILTON, Agent.
ron LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
FENHE popular packet RELIANCE, Bruce, Master, 49, .
will leave this day, Tuesday, 18th inst, at slls1f
o'clock, p NJ, as above and all intermediate -
landings For freight pss sage apply board or TO
lale-It II. II. HARRISON, Agent.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
I CNTEAMER L Masfer will
- in the Nashville and New Orleans this a2A
season, leaving here on WEDNES January 49, -
for freight and passage apply on board to
jals-2 A. HAMILTON, Ag't.
FOR LOUISVIILE.
VENHE fine passenger steamer TEMPEST, D. G.
PAIR, Master, will leave above, this days at
1 o'clock, z. NJ -
janis-t H. H. HARRISON, Agent.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
FHNIIE splendid passenger steamer NJ. RUNYAN 49,
MILLER, Master, will leave for the above and
al intermediate landings, Thursday, the Goth inst,
4osock r M For freight passage apply on board or 70
iani8-3t II. II. HARRISON, Agent,
GODEY'S LADX'S BOOK, for February.
Just receivedby
janis JOHN YORK & co.
! NEALT WHISKY.-we have in store and for sale a
III small quantity OF old Malt Whisky, the
! Tennessee. jsnlal MIZELL, HOOPER & co.
DLOW LINES AND COTTON ROPE.-Just
received 50 dozen Pillow Lines and 40 coils Cotton Rope
! various sizes. jsnIS-d MIZELL, HOOPER & co.
ENOR SALE.-A Negro Woman about 40 yesrs old, per-
Obedent, honest reliable negro every respect.
| janis II II. HAYNES & co.
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FRUITS, NUTS. TEAS Sc, &c.

FRUITS, NUTS, TEAS &c, &c.
3ans Currauts Fgg Dates Citrsn, Pouaces, Dry Ginger
Seess sns, Pecans, Almsnds Brazil Nuts Eng
lsh Walnuts, &c.
TEAS.
Imperial Gunpssder Young Hysoa, OolOag and PsEchang
Of superior quality and in all sized packages.
SUNDRIES.
Canton Ginger, Chinese Chow. Crackne Biscuit Bent
& Co.'S Water, Soda Wine Crarkers, Champagne Biscuit
Brackets Fancy French NOugat, FayCTng Extracts
and Essences COchnea for coOrng Jee Creams, syrups
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Manny's Combined Reaper and
MnWVRR

ETITH WOODS ImPROVEmENTs.-TAis
Wv celebrated Mschinsf sceived ne first premium Of erra
4oLB MEDGL combined Rezping and Moving Ans
at the great United States Agricultural Fair held at Louisville,
Ky IN September, 1851 The trial % Syracuse, New
York, july where all the prpal Machines IN the United
States we're thoroughly tested The COMMITTEES made their awards
thr5aeh Marshal p Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society. az louisville. Ky.
si received the award the best Reaper, and he bsst
Mower before separate committees, appointed ~ the Pa
dent Of Davidson County Agricultural Society," A. NashF,
in july 1851 Of the machines in in
other premiums and Awards given this Machine
during the last season, eYer7 Maehinein America
me above machines for sale BY the undersigned,
B. 7. CHRATHAM,
General Agent for the ststa.
IIh1ER, WHRELRe fos :,
shSF-Sk4e fsEEN1hs faaa-
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B e N. M. EEL a. CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AUCTION AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOREIGN AVN 1oTTs S ,ooa
a TSa rSa "a CO. AND AL DEsCEIP-
No. Market Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Owing G sso.. q aY p,oss. t'' and visa to purchase fol-
market price price in CASH for ali offered '"' pay
OATS.---iO,OO6 bushels good sound Oats
s'--''e'l BEN n NOEL q %.
in barrels or IoO fsis o RS s0S NoE APPs
RIIsS.. bushels d,iss Apples ,ad
MAX SEED. s0,6.I. T,I - v.0..d i1-..-
NTILLET SEED.---3,OoO 1D.6. ,ood ,.., MIL,
w SEGA, I1al4l BEN N. NOEL co,
II ijaIi ''''' So W '-'1 BEx. NJ. NOEL 4 co.
FE IL. lI;B Err BEEswAx, AND GLNSENG.
Is oneIeo I!anl4, 4gl BEN. NOEL & co.
CORN! CORN III We want ts purchase Immediately,
Oc.c H--. 81 BEN. NJ NohL : co.
4 Ual4, SCI BEN. M NOEL CO.
TO NAsHvILLE MERCHANTS,
cwHoLEsALE BUYERS ExcIUs1yBLYa
LEWIS EENSTEUN CO
u
White and Fancy Shirts, Collars,
Drawers, OVcraIlS, &c.
-
NO. 52s BARCLAH STREET,
NE" ioKk'
jal4-d6~.
ID W. NzAWRV A. NO
IN OOS
Tmporter.. nrapufacturers. aDa Da,,.-. =,
.S BLUM TN -
RISHEET COPPER, SHEET IRON ~
"AANG' LID nun 1"ANAA6S'
PARLOR AND CHAMBER CRATES
|
STOVES STOVE PIPE. TIN WARE.
OF EVEpY DESCRIpTTON
| M ~ So,-,-,r ,-.ur-v,,, s,,,,,,,,,,
NO. 49, SOUTH MAHAET STREET
| NASHVILLE, TENN.
| -. 1op 1VoD1 Donu Do oo1pp -,
* OOO "OAh DOHG ~ O4hOHh- u
| ---
SIahaard AeePer' Oh DaVIdsOn Connty' OF
| and
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Having lessons Of Mr. J. W DOLBEAR in Photography,
for four free say that would he deprived Of the
knowledge thus received for sJ0. regard Photography,
as taught by Mr.. D. long step the highway Of progress
The day far distant When il opinion, PhOnOgahy,
with sister, Phonopy will be taught in all the schools
Of the land, and shall hail the day with enthusiasm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-18

Hon. TBoMAs H. said in Congress Had this art
known forty years ago. would have saved twenty
hard labor"
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IUDGE NO T7TTTT
To the and indeed every whose pur-
s in life upon him to record incidents thoughts il
Of the great aborsaving machines OF the and like all such
machines that really good il does better work than
without it."
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
| Great Book for the Holidays, for SUNDAYS
schools aEd for the Library.
ByW. ThOmpson, d. D.,

BIBLICAL ILLUSTRATORS DRAWN FROM TIE HAMMER
AND CUSTOMS, THE SCENES AND SCENERY
OF TIE HOLY LAND
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GODEY'S LADX'S BOOK, for February.
Just receiyedby
janis JOHN YORK & CO.
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NEALT WHISKY.-we have in store and for sale
lVk small quantity OF old Malt Whisky the
Tennessee jsnlal MIZELL, HOOPER co.
DLOW LINES AND COTTON ROPE.-Just
received 50 dozen Pillow Lines and 10 coils Cotton Rope Of
various sizes. lanl5-H MlZELL, HOOPER & co.
EOR SALE.-A Negro Woman about 40 years old, per
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-18

Mr.. D. mas most admirable panoramic illustrations which
greatly aid the learner.
easily learn to set type from photographic manu-
SCRIPTS thereby greatly lessen the labor Of edtors merchants
&c, who write advertisements, &c, in photography.
Hours H. A. NJ, to ), ?. NJ, and to at night
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A. RIVA & co.
No. 80 south Market street,
COSE HoUsE, usErr}
EsSRS. A. RIVA & CO.. direct importers OF Wine Cog
yR nag, Brandies, Domestic and Havana Cigars,
moved Market No.
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Z. W DANIFLs SAYS

Nv SON. twelve years Of age, was his
more with the progress that he has made and 10
leve OF benefit than twelve months
of usuaI study would be. }. II. BOYD,
Mayer Of the City Of jackson.
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4 NAVE 10 acres Of good Bottom land
with ~ acre. cleared and IN u good
state VI cultivation, comfortable dwell.
ing- and other necessary impro, einen1',
wAlrh | will sell on very reasonable terms.
The and lies in iocsana bottom, about
one mile above '.liiri's Old Ferry snl
two miles from Mi,chsil's Gross Roads.
BiKsiNA StLLINANf.
September !, 1859. a3-,i.
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NO WARD ASs01T1oN,
T.pHIA.

4 brnsruisHf iHsitiutton essdonsrfd ey
spseiai Endormsnf, for The RsiiJ "
the Sick aud Distressed, afflicted
riih Urtieaf aud Epidemic
Dissass.
1uyIIE HOwARD ASSOCIATION, in
view Of the awful destruction Of
human life caused hy Sexual disease,
and the decepticns praeiiced upon the
unfortuaasc sictims of such disease By
Quacks, several years $50 directed their
Consulting Surgeon, as . charitable sct
worthy Of their name, 10 open . Dispen.
ssry los the treatment u tSs class 81
diseases, 10 all their forms, sad 10 give
medical advice gratis 70 I'll who applyb y
letter. With . description q thsis sondi.
ton. (age, seespasicn, habits o. life,
Ae.,l and In ease u esssene poverty, 10
flemish medicines free Of charge. hb
sesslss 10 81 shsa ~ Associates coo.
ussAp the highest Msdisl skill Of the
age, ssd will isrsisA ~ nest approved
modern treatment.
The Disscssss u he Assesiatics, In
their Asasal Report spss he tssa,.sss
IL Ssausl OtDeosss, saqes1o ~ highest
s~at,sfaseisn uisks ~ s1sses ukisk hss
atsssisa ~ labuss u sheiP Sunesss In
the suss q gpssunsssshoa, eenisal
wahnas, 0sDsuhsA, Glese, oypAilis,
The vice d Onanism o SELF. AbssSs DE-
sssss II the kidseys ~ bladder. Ae,
ssd ordss . eo~ssinsaass " The sans Dlaa
fse he 0suiRg yeas.
The Direessss, On . psvisv u W. pass.
TEL assured that thss laboss 10 ths
spksre Of beosvelsat e0ost hass bees ol
rsvss bsnsAl 10 The saissed, especially
70 the young. sd shey have resolved "a
devote themselves, With ressvsd sssl, "a
this v.sy ispssssas ssd nssa isspisst
cause.
A. sdnmsbie Report On SrssMa.
serrhps, Or Seminal wesksess, the vis'
Of Onassm. Masssshs.ios, or Sell. Absse
and other diseases II The sssaal organs
By the Consulting surgeon. gill be cen
b. nail (in . seated snsslere), free Of
charge. On feeeirs Of tvg sssmps 10
postage. Osbss kspssss ssI Trsrss Of
he nature and treatment Of Sexual die
esses. diet, &e., ~. CONSTANTLY helm,
pshshhed for n.ssisess d~isssibnsics, am
gill be sees 10 the afflicted. Some u th'
M Ypr~iis- s,i r.s,heis n ,r-sswer
discovered dsriss the last year, are Q
esrat vsIue.
Addse... for Report % ssesimrss, Dr.
J. skilIin lisurhsan. Acting Surgeon
Howard Association. We. , sssth Aist
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Some ma to "sesp ho.ai' In Pamela
Incredible u. II may arpear 10 those
abroad. 20 must ns,srlhslcss sssof, The
~eudenahle truth iha, Pamela l. without .
hotel. The hailiins lh.ely occupied for
tie purpose |. Tor salc, with oil IA M
%parsenances.
Won't soma one rlusss cren = hotel Ia
our ,owpg We are salesing ior one.
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l\RkRSlIl On LANllA


MegutcNl 1ctSNrtnstsnt
nNIh Annual tDurs. VI Lecture. ~ this
Department will commence on MON
DAY, November II, l,ip, ani Will ter.
inmate M the ensuing March.
JAMES JOINS, w. D., Professor Of
Practice ~ Medicine.
j. l.. RiDDiLL, N. d., Professor Of
Chemistry.
wARRLS STONE, N. D., Professor
o. Surgery.
A. Il. crNAs, NJ. d., Professor Of
Obstetrics.
crSrAvuS A. MOTT, N. D., Profess
sor vi Maicria Med ~.
r. u. RICHARDSON, " u, Profess
sor " ANATOMY.
THOMAS HlNr. ". d., Professor Of
Physiology aud Pathology.
). u. tnNlLLE, 81. H., and ". Z.
NICHOLS, II. w.. DcmVnsuasor. oi An.
Ltumy.
The rooms fcr Disseciing will be open
on the second Monday IN rctober.
The racult, are Visiting Physicians and
Surgeons 81 the Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany the Professor.
In their visits, and free of expense eujoy
extraordinary practical advantages.
Preliminary to the Course. Lectures
will he delivered daily in the Amphi,hea-
Ter u Tie Hospital, from The l., u oc,o.
Der. On Clinical Medicine and Surgery,
aad other subjects, without an. charge to
students.
THOMAS HUNT, ". D., Dean.
Tho administrators Of the Charity los
pi,al cleo, annually, in April, ~four,ss'
ke.ijen. studsuts, who arc ma.n,aines
By the institution.
August -, 1859. si-tls,Nov.
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oaf state ~ s'lgn ls.e. place on Mon
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LanAs and Negroes
FOR SALE.

i WISH To SELL my To. AEA-.l
Mica tounly Plantation,
containing %! acres, 2J0JH5
acre. in cultivation, a large portion Of
which IL clear Of timber. This farm Is
I miles We. u Col. Hills, on the main
road to Helena. There are good Dwell.
ing. Negro Cabins. Stables, Cribs, with
oae II the hes, frame Gin house. IN the
bottom. on ,hia place, blacksmith shop
and Tools, with 50 to 90 head oil Cattle,
logs, Mules, Horses, &c., ae.i al Of
which may be had With ths place. y de-
sired. A large portion " the land vas
above the xrsa, Hood ~ lsSs.
Also, 2spy acres, lsO cleared, scar end
Immediately Hast Of pssols, with COED
Clubhouse and 6stur-s, cmsCabins, With
frst.rats We'll aud Peach Orchard On the
same. Tins land, In pom. II quality, 10.
cali,y aud desirsblessss, 10 equal 10 asy
In Pamela ec~nly. gill eel With sh,l
place, Cosn. Fodder, Wheat and as mach
stock u every kind - may be desired.
with the above plantations. Is TO y
likely negroes will be .cld, u desired
Terns liberal, every way.
PssoIs. Aug. 2. 1859. 2s-L