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steamer sunk.

MEMPHIS, June 1G,--The stsamer Grapeshot sunk
in the Arkansas river Saturday. near Ysn Burer
She was from CiBciu matt, honnd for Fort Smith,
aud was heavily freghtsi. The boat and cargo is
q total 1oS7 ~
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ARTILLERY DBILL-The Chatham Artillery will
have a company drill this morning, from 10 to u
o'clock, on the open space beyond The Sulphur
Spring.
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or Comfy Trustee.

Weare authorized to THos. 7. SAUNDERS can
dl,te for the Office OF Country Trustee for Davidson county
he election to he held IN March, 1860. ap5
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For Congress.

We are authorized the Hon .JoHN V WRIaHr
candidate for reelection Congress from the Seventh Con-
gressioual District mil.
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? Some HARRIS Will beat Netheand, and some say
NETHERLAND will beat HarIs but egey body agrees tha
beat any house in the State fer Good Tobacco
and Fine Cigars. and, dear reader you had better be
coRUjEced. J. II. LANGLEY & co,
may2O-u ~ Union street
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14f~S@ Virginia Testimony
49, Aessrs. L. 4 Fdlaes'otE Il Co.: Gentlemen
Mr. James R. Radcliffe resident Henrco county, the
city Richmond, Virginia. made the following
negro boy, two years Old very sick presume the
to be He much prostrsd that dePared Of
all hopes Of his recover and the last concluded
ry B. i. FdAHsstocEs Neufuge, and purchased Of O. A
srecker one val Viii oh gave him spoonful, morning
and night for days continuation. In less than three
hours after had given him the rst dose the child ccmmeuced
to pass worms OF all sizes from to inches long to the
tonshng number forr Eve hundred hecy is
perfectly well.
certify with pleasure the truth Of the above advertisements
O. A. STRECKER.
~ Purchasers should IS0k ly the wrap
per and see that they are buying B. A. FAsToCE GFUaE
and no other. iunel-d&Wlm
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Bank of West Tennessee, at
SskG-s~SS MEMPHIs.-Che notes OF this Bank will be
deemed At the Union Bank Of Tennessee Nashville [dtS
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SILVER CoIN.-The Merchants Bank is now ex-
changing silver coin at par for bsnkable paper.
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New YnrI, Market.

NEW YORK, jane 49, Cotton quet pales 500
bales. Flour has q declining tenleLcy, sales 1900
bhls. Corn has declining tendency. sales Il, 000
bushels. Mixed 835ae4; yellow eSa0O. Mess PORK
l650al6 IS 0r.e4us Molasses S6a4I.
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Mr.. DAVIDSON will address his fsllOw-citizens to,
night, on Broad street
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No. A sickIy AIternated APP.

NO. 4 SiCkIy AIteFnated APP.
SSS~~-~--- Pearance in a child is prjRI Jdcie evil
dencs that It's internal organization tenantsd by Of
the species of which act toe often destroy the
mos promising children The best thing to lie done to admin
lister Winters Canadian Vermifuge without de
lay 1t will dOdge discharge the enemy, present in the
bowels and IL exist will cleanse and nvigOrate the
whole digestive, secreve and excreve system, and
heathfu appetite.
Be particular and remember the "Winers Canadian
Hermifuge This is the only article tina; be depended
Remember this.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT CO., 81 and Isl ChaTtres st.
Sole proprietors. dEw-lm
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HANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE list.

Daily review of the Markets, june is.
CoTToN-No sales.
ToBAoco-Eiaher, Wheels Co, sold hbds Tobacco to-
day ata25, 335. AS, AS, 4 20, 4so, 5.OQ and 49,
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Fire.

GALENA, June 16 The Classical Institute is
burned The Library is saved in damaged coudi
ton. Loss $4,000. Insured for Sc 600.
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EXCURSION OF TIE CHATHAM ARTILLERY TO THE
HfRNIrAGs Yesterday the Chatham Artillery, in
company with the Mayor and City Council, the
Cadets Of the Military Department Of the UNIVERSE
ty the Shelby Guards, the Germaa Yagers, and a
number Of invited guess, made sn excursion to TIE
Hermitage, the steamers Sligo and COmmsree hsv-
lag been chartered for the occasion The sever
al military companies paraded On the Public
Square aud marched to the wharf, where they EN-
bsrked about ten O'closk. and arrived al the Her-
mitage little before Two o'el5ck.
The Artillery were receiyed by Dr. WM. Z. Law
PENCE Maj. JACKSON being absent in Mississippi
Who, in the name of Maj Jackson, extended them
cordial invitation TO the Hermitage. Lieut.. JOINS
accepted the invitation on the part of tha Artilsry
in brief, but most feeling and appropriate address
A short time was then spent by the Artillery ami
those who accompanied them, in inspecting the
tC&s Of Gen JACKSON and the grounds sUrrouad-
ing the late residence Of the old Hero including the
house itself
0ae Of the objects which attracted much stteu-
ton was Gen. TAcKsoR's carriage made CT wood ia
ken from the old ship Constitution 1t is antique
locking affair, but in its day was very Zoe carri
age.
as it was at that melancholy event. There is the
bed uESz which the old patriot-cheftain breathed
his lasgand there is his old chair, his library,
his wardrobe, his wash. stand, Sc all possessing
melancholy interest for those who make pilgrimage
TO this Mecca of Tennessee. When we arrived at the
Hermitage, infant, about year DID, was reposiug
in sweet slumber upon the bed on which the old
General died. What a contrast There lay the
tabe in the purity Of its innocence, upon the bed
which, but q little over fourteen years ago.
was the scene of an event which involved nation
in mourniDg-the death of the patriot and christian
who had endeared himself to a nstion Of fIeemen,
second only to him who is, with eminent prOpriety,
regarded as the FaNker of his Country.
Aver spending about two hours in viewing the
many objects of interest al the Hermitage the
Chatham Artillery took leave of the hons and the
grave Of the Great Captain, by firing national ga
Lutte, their field pieces having been sent up by the
lsnd route. Shortly afterwards the visitors took
up the line of march for the boats, and returned to
Fthe city by sundown.
We noticed that quite a number OF our Georgia
friends bore away with them mrmeutees of their
visit to the Hermitage, in the shape of hickory
walking sticks cut on the grounds of the Hermitage
Place.
We are gratifed TO learn that our Georgia friends
were highly delighted with the excursion. Alo-
getber it lost pleasant and agreeable trip,
aud Eif,rded an admirable opportunity for Tat s.
cial interchange which makes US feel that we are
one people
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Ornamental Trees and EVergreens.
" ONTGOMERY 4 MCGREDY ,Nurserynen NASHVILLE, Tsun
w invite special attention 60 their
Ornamental Evergeens, Green House Plants
Ornamental Trees and Every sabe for ina uiaa
Fruits-J000 Apple 2, x 4 years Oh
Pesrs-3OoO, DEzTfs 4 Standards. 2 10 4 years old.
Peaches 5O0O 81 old, Cherries, Pums, Aprcots Ns
tarens and ounce. in la.ge nunqers-
large collection Of Grapes StraW0srrss Rsspbsrries,
berries. Currants 4 Bouquets at all SEASONS
MONTGOMERY & AiCGRRDY
sail. LinEn0l. Nurseries Nashville, Tenn.
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mARDY BROTHERS,
Commission and Storage
.s. MER CEANTs,
GENERAL AGENTS,
20. az Public Square, NashvIlIee, Tenn.


LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE COSsIgNMENTs. All COODs.IS
STORE INSURED, OTHERWISE DIRECTED.
GoODs Solo INVARIABLY ORDERED
may
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GiIbert's Fly Traps are sold by
SAN VANLEER & CO.,
juRe5-2m Market street.
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CIncinnnii Rlnrket.
River news.

CIYCINNATI June Is. Flour dull, the market
is slightly cheaper. Corn steady, So. Whisky 253.
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HAYS Just received about forty negroes for sale, including
several good families and few we'll qualified house servan
Call and look at them, will Sc cheap for cash.
j.. J. LYLES,
may26 70 Cedar Street.
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SYNOPSES OF THE PRESIDENTS PROC.
= TAXATION, No. 637, dated March 22

~
= TAXATION, No. 637, dated March 22,
1853.
orders public sales in the Territory OF Nebraska follows
Land Office Brownsville, the 9Th Of August 1852
forty three townships and parts Of townships in the counties
of Richardson, Eemsha, johnson, and Pswnee.
place, the 9Th Of September, 1859 OF thirty
oHnships and parts Of townships the 81 Paw
nee, johnson, Clay, and Gage.
At Office Nebraska City, of August, 1882
Of Clay, Lancaster and Calhoun
the place the 2g Of August ls59 Of thirty
townships and of townships in tie counties Of Clay Lau
and CalhOu".
At the Land Once at Omaha City, the 9Th Of July, 1859, Of
foryOur townships and parts Of townships in the counties
Sarpay, Douglas, Washington, and Burt.
~ the place, the 2jh Of July 1852 Of thirty six
townships ami parts of oEnhps in the counties Of Burt Cum
mings, ard Dodge.
At the Land Office at Dakota City, on the sth Of july 1852
eighteen townships and Of townships in the Of Da-
kOta.
The viii offered with the exceptions school
sections &c, SC.
The sales kept open offered
which be accomplished within and longer and
10 private entry any after
the expiration of the weeks.
Pre- cmptOn claimants required TO establish their Gains "a
the satisfaction Of the proper register and receiver and
payment for the before the day sppUt for the
OF the public sales otherwise their claims will be
feed. THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner fG4e GtHeyal LfHd CtS,e.
WAsUrvGToN, April -, 1879. may 1l-dlR6w
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n4a We have just learned that
StA~S McLEAE's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL Will cure the
various diseases prevalent among Children. It is necessary
y parent keep supply hand and when required give
as directed Try tit pleasant to aSe See advertisement
another column. iunel-d&wlm.
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FROM A DRUGGIST.

AroLLo ARMSTRONG CO. Pa Dec. d. ESQ.
MEssRs b. PAGE, Jr & Co..
Dear Sirs purchased one doz. of your BOerhaVe's
Holland BitIers, from your travelling agent, which has
given great satisfaction il rhs sect Send another Jozen
for which enclose the money. dSw-Iw ". c. BOSARD.
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Nashville Fail Races.

WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY, OCT. 50.
SSwEEPsTAKEs proposition all sEes, nile hsas; ESQ.,
entrance; sl00 forfeit To and close The l day o.
July. Three 20 make raceto o. Tuest,
the 9Th Of October.
sWeepstsks for three dds mile beats; $500
s50foef Ts and close the is day OF July Three
to make race 70 % Wednesday, Tho 81 go
Of Octsber.
Sweepstakes for three year ods mile beats s9O9
Forfeit To and Close arst day July.
Three 70 make raeet0 Friday the u =
October. SAMUEL J. CARTER.
a
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ST. LOUIS, June 16.-Tha river is about station
airy. All the upper STREAMS are declining
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Currey Degree, Temple Of E0nor Ne. H. r1eescn the
last Thursday night each MONTH the Hall above
W. d. THOMPSON, d. T
}. II. JOHNSON, b. V. T.
iy3i-ly l.. BENSON, d. L.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ "a Dr. King formerly Of New YORK, for the Iastfcur
EsS~-S years Of louisville, Kentucky, and VINO has
voted Lis atenr the treatment of private diseases for
thirty hatters himself, having attended 70 practice fox
auCured thousands, he Is enabled
all diseases Of private nature, matr how bad hgy
dJuicious mgcal from negdct Of their
Dr. Kings DispeuSary No. % Dsadsok betEeer
Cherry and the square, where he all diseases OF private
nature.
GoyoRHEA cured without nEucious medicine nterrgn,s
from business.
STRUCTURES OF old recent date, efecuay cured in
y operation which pain. Where Structure
exists health cannot he enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines the congtuton much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the growing Of neg
sct td treatment, be eeCtualy cured in few days
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, particular attention having given
his disease and all the consequences growing Of brought
many by the destructive habits Of inconsdeTas
Youths and excessive Indulgence Of the passions, neglect
which will undermine the constitution rendsngthe subject up6t
for business society," and causing premature old age
Females who be sbong with any difficulty the Wonh
may rest assured of immediate relief.
residing abroad, By writing and stating their with
fee enclosed directed Dr. A King, No o Desdk street.
Nashville, Tennessee will have the necessary medicine
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed
o;e hours from O'Clock morning until 9in the evening"
NAV -, lSJ9-1&wIy
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COAL OIL.

EETEtavea full stock of COAL OIL, pure ard unadel
Wv terated. Lamps Of all styles and sizes.
june4 MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
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b EER sHEBA sPRTN G6,
To THE PUBLIC.

To THE PUBLIC.
T1ARTIES visiting BEERsHEBA SP RINGS z4A
the present season viii ind a. MeNnnvfus llas1l
and Tracy City ample accommodation Tor their ~.
prompt conveyance to the spring. lave ~
TROY AND CONOORD COACHES,
with other vehicles that viii regularly c0onscon VITA
The leaving McNinnviIe Tracy City immediately
their arrival that visitors will with delay shoss
points General Stage once at the Warren Hguse, McAna
villa. and GiihAuas, Tracy City.
have slSOa
LIVERY STABLE
Bes-sheba Springs amply supplied With Sable Horses, Stages,
Bugges, RockaEsys and Carriages for the accommodation q
visitors.
Thankful for former patronage, solicit continuance q hs
u. A. FhlCE.
lunell-d&tElm
The Memphis Appeal and New Orleans Pcayuns coy sns
mouth and send this ofcs for collection.
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Regular Nashville and Lou

- - tSessUEiaH nashville and Lou
- isVilIG Passenger Packets.
Tbs splendid light draught steamers f.s..
FENPESE,
D G. PARR, Captain.
JOHN GAULT,
J. II. BUNcE, Captain.
One Of the steamers above
day at u ycl0ck. NJ, connecting Louisville With the United
States Nail Packets for Cincinnati Parksburg Wheeling Pitts
burg Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the Through receipts
given for freig &c Baltimore, hadsphaNew York Boston,
low other reliable line These bOSs built
pTey for the trade The strctt puucuaty observed in
uOljsr rg. For freight passage apply board
u. II. HARRISON. Agent.
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NO. Ministers Testimony
SS-S HooKERsrowS, BEAVER Co, Pa. Feb. 9Th, 1857.
We prefer buying 5Oerhave's Holland BiIteFs
for cash, the discount HOPE you
mendaOn from Minister teng its curative powers
(sgued) MOODY & CAR0FHERS.
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INDIGESTION.

revr benefit any medicine much from the
bottle Of HOerhaVe's Holland Elite purchased
last fall where get without fear Of In
position (s;gped) JOSEPH C. DELLETT.
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NEGRO MAN FOR SALE.

decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county rendered
at the January Term 1853, in the Of Thomas N
HOBBS administrator Of Priscilla Burgess deceased, parte
win offer for sale for cash. at the Couhouss Nashville
Friday. the 18th next negro man named Nathan
mag Is dtd =. K CHEATIIAM, O. & N.
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Elopemsnt from the sultan's Harem.
EXPLOIT OF An ITALIAN MUSICIAN.

EXPLOIT OF An ITALIAN MUSICIAN. s
GaRigaaHis Messenger states that The master
with his wife, beautiful Ciscassian, early In ths
present month. According TO . letter from Curt
stantinople this wonan., whose name IL Sssssfras
l1nnum, was for some time In tho harem Of the
Sultan, and was one Of ia favories. "One day
sho called for her carriage. aud. accompanied by
two female slaves and male wttendaut went to
Ortakie. There ehe rtopped NJ o hcnse which
abe indicated. and she Was. receive by two wo-
women with marks III the mast lrf und respect.
She entered the house, followed by the two slaves.
while the other remained AZ tire dMr. She was
introduced into sumptuansly furnished draw.
ing-room. and there she disaissed tho two slaves,
who went with tho domestius IL tho house 10 an
apartment. where they wore entertained with
cakes. cigarettes and coffee. Two nfthe domes-
tics quilted tho room from time TO time. As II to
see that nothing was wanted in the drawing
room and after o whilo they all lefA--
The two female slaves continued to amuse shem-
selves with their coffee and cigarettes. Al last.
getting surprised at NOT seeing my Of the servants
return they went out in their turn, and hnding
NIL quiet, advanced tiptoc to the drawing room.
Hearing no noiso they entered, and to their ns.
tonshmont found that their mistress had disap-
peared They called out, but received no answer
the house seemed deserted. They then com
menrod search In diffsren, rooms. and presently
fuund in q bou,lair their mistress's dress. They
"
had fled. They then raised loud cries. and tho
male attendent entered. Hearing what had hap
pened he searched tho house thru ghont, but was
unable to discover tho fair fnyorite. fastening
back to tho harem, he told the blaok Aga Of her
Disappearance. That funotionary, in his turn.
went and searched the house with great minute.
ness. but could not find any trace Of tho Crcan-
sian, and after while he perceived that the
house opened on tho port An investigation hay-
ing been instituted, 1t WAS nseertaned that seve<
al persons dressed in European style had bee,
seen in a caivne near the house, and had sudden
1y left it. II also turned out that handsome
Italian, namod Gautelli. director Of the music at
court had disappeared; The kiosqae. of tho fa,.
gitive was examined; tho gold, silver jewelry and
sumptuous presents Of all kinds which the Sui
tan hnd made her had been carried off. The beau
tful Sersefras, II ia said, possesses u splendid
voice, which the Sultan admired greatly; and. rs
she has gone away with an Italian maestro. II is
not Improbable that she may some day appear tn
tho theatres OF Western Europe"
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Mr.. EVERETT spoke the whole Of his Grafton up
on Webster without referring to notes. The won
derful exertion 0f memory Is not without preee-
dent: but such power Of memory. combined with
ann with anything in the history Of orasory.-
Providence Joaraaf. .. s4.a4i 81 aaa7so}
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CAMP, SMITH d. CO.,

GIocers, Commission & toIwaI ding Meic chants
Near the D,pot Of Ne Va. y Tenn. RdHrodd,
LrNCHBERG. JIRGINII.
E leave 10 return hea thanks 10 their numerous friends
l)and Patrons for the liberal pa extended them
the last years and rescilul, ask continuance Of c
They have eceutly added 10 iueir hoc. airh rhks
Of the rgst houses in The city
receiving selling poducs and those who favor
with their consgnnens promise best err" 10 OF"
tain high for heni and sales rendered ir
Their stock Of GROCERIES,, lIQUola &c always COM
pete, and they prepared To offer nuceH S I"
Orders carefully and prompt! attended To-
L V1HODES' SUPER PHOSPHATE llME.-Iusi L. hand
fresh lot Of this valuable Fertilizer. Farmers and PHnicrs
of pure and reliable Phosphate will lcasr give us
cnll Isept l4-dsl NJ. HOILINs " %.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE
r.YNcHpuRG VA


TUNII subscriber beds leave inform his friends and M pub
lie generally that he has leased for number o ,cnr- s
above well kUoWn and popular House.
The TABLE shall be supplied with the best That the markets
affords and THE BAL with the choicest LIQUORS ANDCl
CARS.
Attached to the hotel Is large and roomy STABLE, with
careful and attentive Ostlcrs
No trouble ill be spared either The part OF
the proprcr his assistants MAKE the Washington HJ
class HpNse. J. N. ANDERSON, Proprietor
nri lu-,Iy
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JOHN II. & sSAMI4 TNREE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

IL EN \.
Sell Tobacco Wheat, Flour. and othe, Counhy IfoiUCe
OFFICE YorSaEs SMIrns OPPOSITE fANERs Rank
TENAKE this method returning their sincere thanks 10 their
friends and for their liberal
unage, and hope by tl.ir customary puitua, In the dis
Charge II business render entire satisfaction A. To ,ir
onsbt, &c, they refr u ciHcns OF lyneburg gene rally!
apyit
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Krsrucxy.-Te Covington Journal rays that
OF q eaucus of pr,,n,,nent Democrats, assembled st
Frankfors on the Both ult.. il decided ~ throw
OVERHEARD Stephen A. Douglas end his aqustter
sovereignty. 7Na .iTl
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LYNCHBURG COLLEGE.


YUNH fourth session Institution will cornece
Il on the 9th September ss -
The location Of the healthess and accessible in the
entire South and tho study both Classical and Sclen
life, equal to that OF any Of the American colleges
The Military Department shall be efficiently maintained
der the OF Mr. j. L. Bankenshp graduate Of the V
gnia Military Institute and recently connected with the
7.az FACULTY.
Rev. W. w. wALKRH, Chairman Of As Fdcsisy Professor
of Mental andMoral Science and OF History. ~
LroUksus g. MATEws A. NJ Professor Of Latin and Bellies
Lettrea
H. cABku, A. B. Professor ofthe Greek language and
Litcrnture. 4 ..tt @fft-t sif asst
j. BLANxkssup Professor OF Mathematics and instructor
uf Tactles- g.f
D. A. LAxGHoEEE, N. d. Professor Of Anatomy sud PAyse
ooy: ,...,... ..,s..... v...s..a- IN
HAML n. 0ooDs0E Principal Of the Grammar BSkoGI
4= .ts.s ts t. EXPENkkH. - Vi - s@sa
Board y per weeks washing % PEI mOns sl and ehn
e1e term Tuition, go In The Grammar School sn6 g. A
~ QoIssi.s psDarue!s sfoE bah nsIap. lse llTS@ s.
alned Ay addressing TIE Chairman Of tha Fsculty
s'7a.il FF8' - Han JeVvelry. T--T 7'.TsT II
haxsrsoeaysdtw bsohse paIps In rrEAIRJEwEEk1.
yi. !; ssss% Rs % I 81 8 & ss'i1s ms Pm s.ss Z,
the same arttele en- b bou6At elsewhere. o.
may se-dsa = . So I WILLIAMS 4 soE-
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BRYAN AKERS.
AuCtiOneer and Commission Merchant,
N. s. TANNER d. Co.

NO. ia MAIN STREET.
LYNCHBURG, VA,
IlRoFEssoks IN every s!!ls Of pastures made, from
i plain AMBEOTYPE MlSlATl RE ton LIfLslZE roK-
TRAIT, also, deals ,cry knd of ArrAGAts Photograph
Materials, Cases. Glasses, &c. &e
eN~ Thorough Instructions given in the All on moderate
terms and satisfactorily.
Also Agents the Quaker City Double Thread Lock Stitch
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