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On saturday, the 18th day of April next,

at the Court house yard in Nashville, at IL O'Clock A.
NJ, proceed tn sell, ut public sale, the following Ne
.rucs viz: Abigail, woman about 40 years of age;
H.utwcl, man about IS years old; Fanny a woman
about % years OF age and her three children, Alice
years old, George years old, Granville years
old Said Negroes are sold for division and said sale
will be on credit Of six months the purchasers CIV
ny notes payable in bank with good personal secu-
rity. WA. 4. EUBANkS,
marlGw-4w Commissioner.
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The .sEIixfr.s,

Prepared by DR. JAS. WILLIAMS, for the cure of DYS
PEPSY and nothing but DYSPEPSY, as advertised in
another coulmn has, by its merits obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties using them
selves and prescribing it to their patients convinced
by observation, of its great efficacy restoring the
disordered digestive organs TO healthy Junction. Nu-
merous cases of Dyspepsy, Of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as incurable by
some OF the Medical Faculty have by the use of this
Elixir, been restored perfect health Ger
Gates testfyi aprl3-1y
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From CaIifornfa and uexieo.

New ORLEANS, March 22-The steamer
Quaker City is below, with San Francisco
dates of the 5th.
The Sonora and Orizaba took million and
a half of gold via Panama
Business good; provisions active; sugars
unimproved.
There was grand volcanic eruption of
Manualoa, in the Sandwich Islands, on the
23d of January. The whole village was de-
stroyed by the lava, but no lives were lost.
1t was still active on tqe 18th of February.
LATER FROM MENCO.-MiramOn was at
Orizaba. The defeat of a portion Of his
army by Lave is confirmed.
Degollado is preparing to attack the Cap
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Dp Gelfgrapb.
From Washiugton.

WASHINGTON March PA dispatch to the
State Department says Juarez is gaining
strength daily. and can hold out against Mi
ramon, even if Miramon should take Vera
Cruz. Churchwell, who brings these dis
patches, advises our Government to recognize
Juarez; but the Government awaits some
thing definite from McLane.
Mata, from an interview with the Secretary
Of State, learned the course our Government
will pursue.
A private letter, from merchant at Vera
Cruz, expresses confidence in Juarez' ability
to defend the city against Miramon.
The Post Office Department deficiency, on
the 30th of June, will be 81, 1886, 900.
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Negroes for Sale.

Vim T. Eubanks, Admir- VS.. Kindred Ray and others.
DY virtue Of a decree Of the County Court Of Da-
ID wilson county, at the March Term, 1859, in the
Dove cause, l will
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N A S III v ILL F.:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH %, 1859
Book Notice.


NY THIRTY YEARS OUT OF THE SENATE. BY Maj.
JACK DowSISG. Illustrated. New York: Oak
smith & Co 1859. .r ~ -.-.
Who has not read and laughed over some,
at least. of the letters of Major JACK DowN-
NGi Their publication was commenced in
1880, and were confined at intervals till near
the close of Mr.. PIERcE's administration.
They are now, for the first time, collected and
published entire, in neat volume, under the
supervision of the author. For humorous
drollery, they are unsurpassed, and VIII 1--we
long as ID standard of their manner aud style
We read them now with as much interest as
when they were first published, and they will
doubtless prove most mirih-provoking to all
who are all familiar with the political events
of the times when they were produced.
For sale by w. T. BERRY & Co.
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A Card.

Alta recent election, held in this city, for the Office
Of Constable for which several other gentlemen and
myself were candidates, my competitor, IKA A sTorT,
received the sherius certificate Of eleeiun lac hay-
ing majority OF eleven votes, according the re-
turns.
II having been made apparent 10 the public that
this result brought about by Illegal Acts aud that
the elective franchise had become corrupted and the
purity OF elections furnished, thought IL my right
and duty, did various other persons, who had no
interest whatever in the result, 10 the same
before his Honor, Judge wHIwoRfn, and II such had
been the case 10 expose the before the proper
tribunal; and upon a hearing Of the cause his Honor
thought such was the case, and that IL his duty
TO declare the same void and order another election
which has been done. In view OF these faets 1 am
again candidate, and would take this opportunity Of
returning my thanks my friends who have hereto
fore honored me with their confidence, .ls
JOHN d. COVER.
MAS WILL Sasch II, ls59.-te
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DOCTOR HOOFLANDsS
CELEBRATED
q e II Nj A N BIT RS.
DR.. C. N. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,

DIR. C. N. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
EFFEcrUALY CURE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice Chronic Ner-
vous Debility, Diseases ofthe Kidneys and all diseas-
es arising from disordered Liver Stomach such
Constipation, Inward Piles Fullness of Blood the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food Fullness Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructatons, Sinking Fluttering at the Pit of
the stomach, Swimming of the Head Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, Flutterng the Heart, Choking
or suh'.cating sensations in lying posture,
Dmness OF Vision, Dots or Webs before the sight, Fe
yer and duh pain in the Head Deficiency Of Perspira-
ton, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &C, Sudden Flushes of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imagining of
Evil, and great Depression of Spirits.
These Btters are sold at rs cents per bottle, by
druggists and dealers in Medicines everywhere.
MARLIN
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The above thoughts were suggested by an
examination of the Two-headcd Girl now eX-
hibited by Col. T. 4. VEsTAL in Nashville,
the greatest wonder recorded or known in
the history of the human race! The visitor
will be a. much pleased with the brilliant in
tellect and social qualities Of this wonderful
girl, as he will he astouishcd at the perfect
symmetry OF all her members united in one
body. The skeptic may more easily believe
the sublime doctrine of the Trinity in Uni
ty," after an examination Of this mysterious
production of His almighty power.
The above was writt"n by an eminent
Clergy man Of the city Of Nashville, Tennes-
s.e.
p S-Col Vestal, from his long and init
mate acquaintance with the Reverend gentle
man. author of the above poem. has deter
mined, as a slight testimonial 10 his sterling
worth as a citizen, and his long and tried
lend, to bcstow upon him the entire pro
cccds OF to-2ay's exhibition.
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LIVERY STABLE

MN. 7. WRIGHT 4 CO., would respect ~
w fully inform the citizens Of Nashville in
and the public generally, that they have NlA-
purchased tie well known Livery stable aud the
and fixtures form erly occupied by Vim. j. Philips
Market street, lus below the square,
We have urstrate lots aud box stalls % sccommc-
date drovers, and ali our friends Who may favor
with their patronage.
We pledge ourselves 70 give satisfac all
We have a large humber OF me saddle Horses aud
Buggie 10 hire a al tunes.
The fact We 90 nOt intend 6eing surpassed by an
Stable IN the Southern country. Come aiosg and see
Tor yourselves.
fsb3-ly MN. T WRIGHT 4 co.
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Steamboat and River News.

ARRIVED.
March 22.-HudsOn, Cincinnati.
Lightfoot, do
John Gault, Louisville.
Nashville, New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
22.-J. G. Cline, Memphis.
Sligo, Up River.
Umpire, do
V.K. Stevenson, do
The river is rising slowly with an abnnd-
anee Of water for all classes of boats on the
Shoals.
The Cuba U. s. Mail packet, departs for
Paducah at noon to-day. and conn cts th're
with packets for Louisville, St. Louis and
Memphis.
From posters t. he seen on the corners. we
should think The up-river trade at the present
time was immense; even the bills Of the
Oltgker Cur, whose charred bull has occupi' d
a place at the wharf since she was burned,
are pressed into service, and she was announc-
Cd yesterday for trip thigh up the river.
BY the way. we would enquire OF our worthy
REcoEDgR, if the late popular clerk of IN
Suite Hest has obtained license Is steam
boat runner. as we noticed him floating about
rapidly yesterday on the levee, strongly So
Iiciting patronage for the Qodher CITY on her
contemplated trip.
The Hudson leaves for Cincinnati to-day at
o'clock L. NJ.
The LigLgroot takes her departure this
morning at 10 o'clock for Louisville aud
Cincinnati.
The John GaHt arrived yesterday morning
f.om Louisville with Il fine trip. She leaves
to-mcr.ow morning ii o'clock.
The big NdsliUiiIe arrived yesterday evening
from New Orleans. Her freight list for this
city was light. She will leave ON return
trip on Saturday next.
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Goutnlerrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, I
NJ. ~ TOEn

COTTON-There is good demand for the
finer grades which are very scarce. The sales
yesterday were confined to few small lots,
low grade. at SIC. aaR sN
TOBACCO-Sales at Fisher, Wheless &
Co.'s of II hhds.at IS, so, 3 rs, O5,
6 so, IS, go, s IS, O5, 5 IS. 90.
25, 3 IS, 90, O5, 80. z 90.
At A. Hamilton's Al hhdss were sold as
follows: 90, 95, 4 co. IS, 8 IS,
5 O5, 10, So, SIS, 80, 5 IS, rs,
5 As, 8 IS, 90. 5 IS, O5, IS, 8 go,
3 so, 3 80, IS, 90, rs, 90, so,
3 so, 4 25, 3 60, 5 20, 20, 3 IS, O5,
5 90, IS, 3 so, SIS, IS, 70, 80,
6 20. -..--s EsoeFa =. -
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Collision.

ST. LOUIS. March 22-The steamer Aunt
L tty colided with the Rock Island bridge
and sank. The river has risen one foot in "A
hours. and is still rising
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arkets.

New YORK, March 22.-Cottou firm; sslae
1000 bales. Flour firm; sales 10000 barrefs.
Mixed corn $1,000. Mess pork dull at lS4
Bacon firm. Coffee firm at I04@l24. Molasses
5000.
CINCINNATI, March 22.-Flour dull at 20
as IS. Whsky-sales 900 bb.s 25c. Lard
in bbls lii; sales 400 bbls.
New ORLEANS, March Cotton-sales
today, 5000 bales; advanced 9-ll8@II3.
Sales of three days, $4,000 bales; receipts OF
theee days, $4,000 bales, against 81 900 bales
last year; receipts at all Southern ports
ahead of last year, SI7 $50 bales. Corn firm
at 97Rc. Exchange on London, 8RC99a. New
York sight, 4Gs discount.
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n OT &c ".

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
We selling many articles of HARDWARE,
''beng part Of KIRKMAS * ELIIss last IMPORTATION"
at a small advance for CASH. Our NEW STOCK,
which is being made complete by daily arrivals, we
offer at reduced prices for Cash negotiable paper
You money by buying your Hardware at
"a Public Square, KIRKMAN & ELuss old stand, from
feb2s-u MCCALL. & CO.
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River News.

LOUISVILLE. March 22.-The river is rising
rapidly with Is feet water in the canal, and
10 feet on the falls.
ST. Louis, March 2I.-The river is rising.
The upper Mississippi is rising. The Missouri
is falling.
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Important Suit.

st. LOUIS March 22.-The Fort Smith Times
says the Cherokees, driven from Texas years
ago, are about to commence a suit for the
recovery of the most fertile portion of East
ern Texas.
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To the Voters Of the CITY Of Nashville.

At an election held on the oath Of February last,
to elect ConstabIs TO fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation Of Saml d. Nichol, received ma
jorty of all the votes poed and received from the
Sheriff certificate of my election as Constable to I'LL
the said vacancy. My election has been contested by
one Of my opponents, John ID. Cover, and set aside
by his honor, Judge Whitworth, because Of the fail
of the Sheriff hold election in tne fifth Ward
and likewise for informally in the first Ward, in
the appointment and swearing Of the Judges or In
spectOrs Of the election. =
Another election has been ordered, 10 take place
Saturday the 26th day of March, and am again
candidate for the said Office and solicit your support
IRA A. STOUT.
March IL, 1s59-te
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Shelton's Marble Works /!
Home Agains

MIR. LARCOHIE kH asslFes 20 infa<sb bis
1tl friends ana t4r ubiic generally that he has
tarned ffos bis Northern tour and Il ready ~ Osn
The fall campaign,
Faiiy posted IA AL reeeui Improvements q h PhOta-
graphic AaniPsistIbn-feiy nag heretofore, sle3y
upoa tAe Ssrtfs of his petafes, AID deIernanea ~
spare no effort 10 please, he ndeatly uves tbosr
who have new gwen aim iaiT All, "a do 80.
i.adies MI - ils pfesezt rooms tbe
NEATLY and Iisssanily osaied any in IAe City,
hesfy kiss :. l9rnoE al Lniaai ssgt4l-i
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Elm Crag Tor sale.

VIII. sell, reseea4b1e tsruzs, that beeathzal
aud hlzhiy fnPresed preEeszy saJsshtng FFAskln
and GlaaeFsA Colleges, knoNa a. kxm GhAa. AFFly
- G n. ExRSiS
fesss-H rssis sssanss slsssi
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HAyISG sel6 ozI sAs fERlogscAI. nERAKFMExr
II q 50 huslaess AZ Nc. . Ensaa stress - 4 =.
HsE<s zzd a. ~ Sahassa. Ia. wsnid frxsnszass4
lhem uofsbT ~ eea1deaes- 4
ei esAtinpe tse nssse salst bxsnehoz e ~ bssf-
nFs< - herstufeEe II Nc - Market szFses-
n1krz . uaG4N
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Chiidren's Carriages.

frST received large tas u chidren,s CsrrAgss
81 EneiY aa.shea, shea sii BE sid lower thas eve
Aofore ~ tAis market
fsbs MACKENZIE MIScEiIS
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Steamer tennessee Returned.

New ORLEANS, March 2I.-The Tennessee
returned and damaged by grounding at the
mouth of the river and vessel drifting into
her
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ne andeFssgned having sal4 oct has stsck % Gro
ceres % Hessfs RseortA icusH, takes pleasure IN
recommending ttetn % his cid casiomrzs gentie
uea every gay worthy IL their patronage.
mari4-iw Y W BARSE,z
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NEW FIRM.

THE undersigned have established themselves a.
Il Srceers A. No. - South College street opposite
the Se~anee House, here they preparing fur
nSh thsr fEens and customers with every article IN
their hee all OF " lch shall be OF the very best
qoklhy.
To tbacastouers q their preaseessor, r W. Barnes
they would say th4i they have parchAzed his eaurs
stock. and would most resIseutuiy solieit coat
1znce q hss patronage
T. A RAWoRrH,
JOHN T. CiEdA.
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CHRIST BiILLY'S DIALOGUE
WITH HERSELF.

It's not modcfto. ONES elf TO speak:
But, daily scanned IRON head 20 feet,
freely talk of every thing
Sometimes to persons very green.
Some persons say must be two
The doctors say this is not true.
Some cry out "hUBlbttg" TIL they see;
Then, then they say-'geat mystery"
Two heads, four hands, four feet,
All in one perfect body meet
/ am .'most wonderfully made"
All scientific men have said.
None ike me since the days Of Eve:
None such perhaps wiIIcyer live.
A marvel to myself am ],
As well as all passrrs by.
I'm happy, too, because I'm good.
love my Saviour and my Cod.
love all beings God has made
holy pattern Jesus laid.
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Japan Lilies, GIadiOIus,. sc.

ITO supply the wants Of Amateurs, We have just oh
Il tanned from h. X. Bliss, OF Sprir ghcld, supply
of his choicest Flower Seeds, containing among six
hundred different kinds, Nerbena, extra choice va
rletes: Astors in IL distinct coOrS, from flowers
raised by frufflnt Of Versailles English Panses; dou
bc Hoilyhocks OF so different colors and varieties
Also, few roots of the splendid nelytra Specialists,
japan Lilies red and white; the most elegant speci.
mems Of the Gladiolus, &c. &c.
fcbl' MACKENZIE 4 MlNCHIN.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

sT We arcauthorzed TO announce JOHN d. Cow
ER a candidate for Constable in the first District.
Election March 20 1859. marI2-te
ss- We authorized to announce W. F. MEACH
AM candidate for Constable in the first District
Election March %, 1859. marl2-td
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ENp Gale

XNTHO wants good Cook, Washer and Ironer? l
w have woman with very likely girl children,
years old, the other years old, who is good
cook, washer and ironer, that will sell on very rea-
sOnanle terms. Apply TO T.. s. HAWKINS,
mar3-u GNB Agent, No. Is Cedar st.
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S NE w AR E.

wblsh yin De essrea TO the trade 81 Niddls IsnAss.
reasonable terms.
n n hickey.
Jsa9I-H a k.rkss stFeet-
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CITY Lots for Sale.

NTE viii seal. low for cash, reasonable time,
w the foiio9ing unimproved Lots M Nashville,
io-~t: NSs. Is and II John Price plan lots on
the Northeast Of College ard Demutn b ne
streets fro ing s. feet aud running hack hall way
20 Market street and No. &C same planl Cherry
street, between Bread and Iemunbrane street 80
feet robt, and rEnnIng back half Way to College 81
These lots free from taxes, aud growing Zap
idly Ia value.
narIs-im Z r. GLAScocK 4 co.
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OLD DOMINION
COT FE E PO rs.

GOO a. Feaas'ed prAces-
$50 PLANTERS HOES, Of every size and weight
leo efiILDRkN'S CARRIAGES, e diHsreas stylcs
. very suaali AsiyaHce on Eastern pxicrs.
- aiaeFeGt ssyies % Plated BritzAuz CASTUfeS
wiih Cat ana PFossed Bottts. trom ease dollar And
upazrdn.
IS diserent ssses and styies uf Plated britannia
ft4nisaod, Jarahnssi, tn, iraB and Brzsz CANDLE
SfIIks, seitzbis Zoe The fsEias or Bed Reoaa. -
- citANftR sErls, tFoEa dlnerent MzaalAcsaFers
IN kazo4s AacFlck-
large as@srtsa~st - RRD CAGES. BEssatns
Cakcs and Nests ex3,sGted hs1ssly
VARSITY ~ E-sh@As Kaekiass seslaE and Ebo~
CtlAlfGS-
cfilIDRE-S,S CHAIRS
coal OIL iAAf1, hane bel she best ssagserns
~tira ue 4isa1s wAfrznt.
hAffiIN0 IIHss, al Ezzez-
GARDENING TO0tls-FtoWor SrAssaxs. rTunlns
Hoaks. trouels, Reels, Haaams Enlses-
SEQ daaeEeat b1A9HkA eEklG ffsa hilszx Mrs
esizss for ale ~
MAcEESzsE I HINcEns,
n2rlo-u is Collexe xlFees.
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Five BONS.

T HAVE for sale five very likely negro boys, from
L to IL years of age. Also, No. house servant,
who is perfectly reliable; also a blacksmith. The
above slaves are sold FOR fault.
+. 5. HAWKINS, Agent,
marc No 1S Cedar street
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f&SANFORD'sa |
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS. |
COIPOUNDED FnOM

Pare VegctaJle Ertrdcts and nut an, il, CLASS RI
SE& Air TIpht, aud ICGL keep in ann climate
u The FIlLILl- CT; .ITYfIPJYCF PLY. -
gentle but active CHtliar- q ticwlich the proprietor
has useil IN his practice I more than tv.ntt ,,rs
4hScoilStahily increns-i ling demand from thOSt,
who have long used the = I{'ILLS and flo .ntis
hlcton which all cxpresS I lin rcrnr,I Ia their NJ,
has induced me To place . them within the reH.I,
OF all. liz iPI '''0 ''','
: The Profession well know flint lifFcrort- n,
tliartics act on different ~ lpOrtinns ~ +fr iT.ol
The FAIIIL Y: ca tn - IJRTJC' PIN I,os viii,
due reference to this p IweII established Gtrt.
been compounded from s, la variety Of the unrest
Vegetable Extracts,, (which act Mix an ~.
ry part of the eementaH Iry canal and arm ,aoo,I
Sh sue III all cases ID iwliere CatlIartic is nee
1stl: sucll nS DerdnIe- lmcHtS of tho !StDnQch,
HesPneSS' RUNS IN Ete % Buck Und LOiRS, Gastric
HeSS, Pain and .S3yrnESF 07,rr Ie ,pIoLs L; from,
sudden cold. which fire. E GueRtIy if nu.leciel end
i'll long course of Etrer = lLoss Of incfits a. Trcr
ing &IlSdti0n Of Cali y lOrer he EsIy Pr,tI,S &C.
Re1d0che or lpeighC q lin the EelR MI In STTI
DI0tnTy Diseases IT-ntE in (iIrs,I ~, II,I, jPL.,,
mGtiSEl, great Ilrifer Of the BLVD AMI many dis
to which flesh Is huir too numerous IN r1nn+io,,
III this advertisement. Dasc tO3
PRICE 3 DIMES.
~ me .. LIZ ER N IlGORAT0R and FAMILY CA
TuAtTiC PILLS arc rctaied by Druggists general
", and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns ST. W. SANFORD, VI. n.
!. .lrt MnnuJncturer and Proprietor
81. broadway New York.
T. agents. l. H. LYMAN d co. dGc2-l&wIy
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
I0jl
LOCA TED,
Cor Baltimore and CharIes-Sts.,


LOCATE
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-Sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD
'TTNHTs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN TIE MOST.
i prosperous and 1OUrshing condition. Twice du-
ring the last two years has it been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation OF the in.
cEtatsng number Of students, representing nearly
every State i'll the Union.
1t now occupies one of the most conspicuous and
"eStr71bly lncat1l buildings in the city Tie rooms
IRE commOdiousiy arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to vounp
men desiring TO qnnlify themselves properly for the
various duties of the Counting iioon, 10 obtain
THOROUGH trGctfeUt Btsfncss Education generally,
unsurpassed in any particular by any similar estal
lishment in the United States.
FACULTY..
E. X. LOSIER, .t.s-
Princlpal-LCcturer the Science of Accounts Com
morce, Business Customs, etc.
j. u. Phillips b a-rs
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of Bookkeeping
ami Commercial Calculations.
II. H.DANIES, -' q s''
Associate Professor of oOS-Eeouing.
-. .-ar n. c. JOHNSON. -.--l-.I. ....... q.
Professor OF business and ornamental Permansl,ip.
S. r. WILLIAMS, Esq. '''. -.i-'
Lecturer OIL Mercantile Law. ~ 1r.I
..l REv. L. YEATES REESE, n. D., I.l -...
Lecturer on Commercial Ethios.
l.-g.r1 $50. TRUSTEES
Hon Jno. P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Tansant, q u
Hon Tlios Swlnn, . Nm. H. KeGhler, Esq,
Jacob Trust. I.sd. Vim Knal,e FsI
The College Is provided with Commercial Library
Of Standard Works, expressly for the of tho Stu
E.ch Student has de.k to himself. and is soro-
ratcly instructed.
There being no vacation during tho year, Students
can enter Mt my time. 40 ..lII
to complete the full course,
from to II weeks.
DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates. 30 q. -
A lNrgeo and beautifully Ornamental Circular. con-
tanning upwards of SQUARE FEET representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College, various
teristc designs IIernlnnshp &C.. sent Ijy mail
free n charge accompanied With catalogue giving full
particulars. Address E. X L0SIER a
,fi So. arr22 -..ssH ~ baltimore Nd.