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sprCuAu NOTICE.-7s ce,

SPECIAL NOTICE.-7b cent? 70
$50 will buy Of Grahamb small stencils, for
marking clothing IsK Call and examine speed
MEMS I've In the country send for sample, enclosing
stamp Also, every variety OF brands made 70 order
A. T. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
se5-u Next Door 10 the Columbian Hotel, RIehd Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICE-LADIEs

0a CHEAP sTORE-The subscribers have on hand
OF Ladies Congress Lace Gate Morocco and
Buskns which they selling n much less than
nrst Al Of cheap CATERS viii please call soon
je26 ALEX. HILL co i2i Main At
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fProm Editor OF Norfolk HERALD
naHRn,a pix RvUUUvU RUTrRRa.

NHIs the which these celebrated Bies are moy
sought amer, and possessing As they dc, Eo ID lame,
hardly necessary Impress upon the mind Of the invalid their
nesmable virtues We have In social heard but
expression In their and that Is whenever used they act
like charm and prove ecaclout than medicine that
has ever been offered TO the public The maker Of these B
highly wrought flaming hand bills TO further
the sale ef hi, Bs but simply throwing the article lie own
me TO be judged accordingly He does not like all the quaes
that will all the Ills common 70 hu'
mainly he stakes his reputation that taken accord
Ing directions viii Ague and Fever Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaint Cholera horbus Indigestion Sour Stomach os Of
Appeeand all diseases arising from torpdty Of the Liver and
nacton digestive organs Their equal vet 70 be bad
These Bsrs an be had Mesrs. ADk GRAY, PURckLL,
LADD co. BY prominent Druggists In the oily Of Rieh
m elsewhere Virginia and North Carolina Also By O.
sT0TT Co, Washlngton City, d. o. CANDY GlLPIn co,
Bslncrt A. YAHNEsTocKk 90. Philadelphia, and BARhfs
PARK, New York.
0rdert He'd By Addressing l. BAkkk, Propnetor.
June ia-dkc Richmond. Va
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TAMES RIVEH Pr ANTATION FOR SALE.-
ofer for sale privately plantation kno Mannsyile
the edenee Of the late rarn Fleming lying county Of
Goochlsnd JAMS River. IS miles shove Kchmond con
tAns BY recent survey SO OF which $50 James River
low grounds and 30 arabic high land heh sAt. on Guilt
WALTON OF tho re aAlning $50 I5 original Anbsr
growth the rest IL pine aad standing pasture The bu lnss
pee-cu ''sN' WM r FLEMNG
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RICHMOND HIG
TO CORRESPONDENTS. =.
FoR PRESIDENT,
JOHN BELL,
Nr rrArNrrszvr
ELECTORS.

EDWARD EVERETT,
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-07

We publish to day letter from this distinguished
virgnian written to an officer OF the Union Club of this
city in reply to invitation visit Lynchburg during
the campaign. We sincerely hope that Mr.. Summers
will favor us with visit and speech but whether he
does or not and in the absence Of speech present.
we commend the noble sentiments of his letter. They
deserve to be pondered thoughfuy The letter is sub
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-07

correspondent Of the Petersburg Express gives the
particulars of the tragedy at Danve to which we refer
lad n day or two aOo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

ALMANAC YORK-rHB DAT.
Sun sisys........... NOON sxrs.......morn . 70
Sun srrs W EeH morn Z -
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Pert of New York, October "a, 1860.

CLEARED
Steamship Maroon Whiting, Chareston-sponord rle~ton
ssssmship Thomas Swami Ramsey. pOrtiana-u b crom
snip GrsA, Republic Lmeburner, San Francsco-TsppsnA
SIP Caravan, Sands LIverpoo-HovAnd rrothlnss.m:
ship ,.verptoL Kssrney LoDdsn- Miniars 20.
ss,s ssS.sr a.: Carer. sosas.s sass.@-
hss 5 5ssi. S BE sstassS Han Co
BIG IRA rcsli,i fsSs .sefE b. s, Son
ssf sns ssny d sss Co.
sesr y pr s D.ssy xoea,.E D sg,su, Co.
tchr BED Essls Brown, ssvInnah-ws1aoe Sherwood
fssr 6. Bird, Smith, wa@inr.on, xc-J smith Go.
scsr Geo Darby Ecssn Herssssa oyuD % sarrAy
fehr A II Kaps ssssr. YIckerscu, rroyhence.
ssI . sst k s:s.ss s%s ss- H.v.p-x.
sioop Pienls. shspserd, New Hsven~Ns1,sr
ARRIVED
ship Admiral Bnresa Bsvrs IS days with mdse and pas
xs .ios soa Sept s1rslsaosd ssssg ' gale from
Bsrs Anna Brent, Rsschen. Bremen &c dsy. In ballast
WIN nsrs ~ g- o e Va. pu RIO y.0.
eept l. with coffee, master.
Bari r.sso ir stabs, no jAneiro IS days win coeee, 70
s.I, Go.I. r.tssr. RIO ssas,ro sep, -ss e,g.s %
rsss s.s "a f,U% New Bedford e, cns,Ieon ,' o. Cain
Rsi A1.i, Dsvs csrdenas. ii daJs win sugar ac 10
"spore 49,, 20 c.rh.n ~, :, ~ L., Nm r.ss s.u,.
Cruz Cuba $ days wi,A smear 49, EiHista Bros Isd
BaF noanj, wkse inssus, q r. win salt jonathan
Bsrs xosv,uma Hammond cO.sburn H1bor. TT, &c days
Ra,l dr.o. orr body mau.I oss, With sss . whl
me Highlands soaring rsw sboe, niles The WIND ieen
"a Bsrneest bore NV y miles, blown "a
8s oss.lphors en- u st Jehn, sB. Card, Liverpool %
Jossnps IIsefTss aIgp wsyden, Amsterdam. Soday.
mig stsie 81 Maine t Nssh.s Ca,ss Ceue 50 days with
vine Ac 70 Thompsor Hunter lgh inst lai ss.oa IS 20
tu, shori time % NAT eosd,n IIss been Y GAYS o. H
BIs jobs Freeman q, Bo.egl Lorins I.Eh'rs % DAY.;
syswnn 100 mics q View York
% Joinsos sailed u soTpssy vita BARK rrssll.
ssw,sn for ssw orls.,s ssgt " slsn Ion ssc,s
ailo IN sisn.I,;d doqsl. p's No souna mo-.
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Der sUs1s ssG., lss s.s , - non +. 20 lon y
hoar nIslas srihk mailing elsAn brs.s
' s' ss.. he ssns e ~. .Ss " .sd A.
couds began d.perse b, the perfectly swfu
siR =. s,-ss s r. To-
TINE have sustained ssr,ou. damage % hull o spar, but
s,s i..sss hirsla. Para s.ri - Vim rubber &C. %
s. s.sl @S ias % Y s. ssoss sSp osea. q
ssy .s,s.. iSss square ssss q lumber sa .Sar
se Wsst carver cS.-e ssp, so o. the rass,.s Bsnr
s ss seeS ss SSs sq Care s s ~s.Ss
which time bad sepsrsie Z and MI gales.
heac otei. Esuisu s.aeSs iss an ms. o. o.ps
hi n,'s . ,sa h,ssy ss,s from ~ sE
a $1,000 Grss,e. sailed . cs@pssy Vi" brs IN oan
,s sI ! rcsss x..so,s os s coz. md
S ,ss, , ssss ssE lH'f s m .. "a . -
sTcrg sac hOn Ne nsAh spit ipsAa, rrd Tesrns Z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

The following figures exhibit the number of
bushels Of wheat, with -four reduced to wheat, re-
eeived at Detroit since the new crop began TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

Exports Exclusive OF Specis) from New
York TO Foreign Ports for the Week
Ending October az, 1850.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
"WEDNESDAY, oct "a, 1850.

BEEF CATTLE.
The receipts during the week have been very heavy,
ard We are again called upon 10 chrouiolc ooe OF the
hardest market days the broker the drovc aud the
speculator, that we have seen In many day Dospte
the Vaccinations OF the butchers that beef would be very
dear all through the fall and winter months consequcni
upon the In the rates Of freight which ia7cn-
siderable atu all, prices to-day ruled unusually low,
the great bulk Of the prime cattle having been paced
10 day and yesterday At from Sc o. per pound witb
and then sale Of choice secr at irfe above TIE
latter price, Good marketable b~ef cattle were disposed
of IN large numbers NJ 10. aTkc per pond, while
for the common grades prices ranged from Sc 6xc ,
ard Il hard work 70 dispose of thesn even
runo-sly los rates The drovers and brokers do
citedy blue, while the few specus oys who held stock
wire positively panic STRICKEN and stated that their losses
were very heavy, OF which there be nttls
doubt The cneyinxs were o . gcod average quality,
and come Of them were very hue, and at any
other time would have brouebs higher prices
than we're paid last week. Al Bergen Hil the demand
was very light Monday, and buyers and sellers being
very wide apart their views, There very little
done, the sales reaching ony 3s5 head The scrpos
brought over 70 Ancrtcaf swelling Che member Offering
~ that place materially Ihs practce Of selling stock On
srnday carried Ia defiance OF ali law 70 The ountrs
~ and there rposed sod 90 Sunday last las head Al
other yards The total number sale II Allertons IN
ciud.ns ths Sunday sales, wN sts head, and at al
Tie Yards, lis bead, which, with the ass head
sold berseu Bill, makes grand total Of s,Ic3 head
sesinst 5S6s head last week ne total receipts At all
hs yards Tor the week and isst week were n follows
washisescn Bre~usnp's cAowtris7i OBrfcn.s
10. week "..tsa .es % o. o.
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PRICES.
me current prices Tor the week al all The markets are

MICH cows.
The market continues TO bs well supplied with all do
scriptions, which In limited demand except for the
better grades which fel quite readily prices substan
TALLY the same as previous quotations Prime COWS
continue 10 be sought AFTER and readily command full
prices In some instances higher than outside ngures
Inferior cows Of which the supply Is mainly composed,
so $50 per head The total receipts At ali the Yards
for the week and last week were follows
rs,- Washington Bro'caing's. Caamberlins O'Brien.
I IaS x *est q q q a
VEAL cALtrs.
The demand has been toeraby active for all descrp-
tons OF veal calves but particularly for special offerings
provement in prices. The better grades varied nom
O. 7c per pound, and prime offerings we're placed
Ic aIhc All grades were somewhat higher, but The
Improvement was not marked other grades than
prime The receipts were moderate, and the bulk Of
them had changed hands previous 10 twelve In tho
before night there none let except few Of very
poor quality The total receipts all the yards for the
week and last week were as follows
r.. WaMa,ngto1 Bro'onino's. Chamxrlins o'Briens
Last ~ssis SIS q q los lss i iis
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
past week and prices have been subested
fluctuations II demand has been fair for all market
25c per head advapces a,,ribuiabe mainly 10 the d
ference In quality and the number SALE rather than
difference In the inquiries Prime fat sheep aud lambs
prng iull prices In some above outside quota
TONS but the bulk OF the offerings were placed a. prices
varying from 80 - 80 IS per head The total recspts
p al the yards for the week snd last week fol
Wa'aingon Broeninos CAambsrlsn's o'Briens
i ias xssf 80 ssss s sols sssa
Are plenty and lower, with aaes Of o75 head at prices
ranging nom 6ssc. a ekc per pound, including all
grades Of corn and still fed.
REHABILITATION.
The total receipts Of all stock at all yards for the week
and last week were a. fol ows;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

the decrease in receipts the ports compared with
Last year w.s 70 600 bales me decrease in exports to
60Co increase 70 other foreign ports 900 Total de-
in EXPORTS 81 600 bales. Messrs Wan. p Wright
sailed to day. express their views about the gro ~ng
crop felows-''we have further accounts from the
rosts, Neither the one NOR the other has been sde
strucve nj ara. claimed; OF course the rain beat
out some cotton and In some exposed localities slight in
jury may have been done BY ost In sections OF
the cotton region there ros while over large
portion II slght that benefit rather than In.
Jury expected By planters from s escts We do not
regard the most a. having much influence the question
OF crop; the damage, we have already stated IN
CT s 20. wsss, past done ~ the arousa
more and more apparent, and though " 10 pre-
msture TO venture upon eetmae in figures the ten
oen'y Of the public mind settling u2on 100000 bales
rSncHrs.--Rates were firm. To Liverpool, about
bulk and in shps eags 900 bales cotton a. IA, aud
lbNo bushels corn IN bag: At and 500 bales cot
tca Al I'd To London, about "a oco bushels wheat In
30 o. To glasgow, COO bushels wheat 1t l3d There
wa. nothing Of moment 70 the Continent and ra.es
Fxrrr-saies Of 900 COO boxes rssins we're made.
Including layers, = - Ekss2 20. aaa ats2 IS 81 70
msnd for shipping, ., 75o. : soc
IInx active and In good demand al full prices.
MOI Ass Salts limited within the range, At Isl, .
NAVAL sroKEs -sAes Of 100 bbls spirits turpeutIue
acre made al 3os 100 for rejected lcx Ale. for ship
ping lots and In New York bbls at iHc. Common and
extra qualities Of rosin were In fair request al steady
prcos.
OIs -Llnsecd was duu and sales limited. We give
the following review OF the market in New Bedford for
the past week. ending 21s instant, from the WAatsmens
Shipping LaThe market Tor our staples has been very
quie bur last Tho only transactions for the week
saes Of ee2 obls sperm In parcels ands from the
AMOR, 10 per gallon, and In whale 300 bbs North
ern, Understood 81 $50. per gallon.
PRoyrsoss-pork-The market lacked spirit with
tendency rates The Ecs embraced alb out 100
bbs including mess ., $40 26 SO 81 and new prime
do. at f1A 60 Beef nrm and 10 good demand, with
saes OF about 2T5 bbls at % 80 for country me-, 90
% % for repacked Western mess, and extra DO Al si
Oil so. Beet hams steady with sales n 90 bbs al
sls Cut meats Inactive; sales OF pcked shoulders
at SIC. ashc. Lard Was steady and In fair demand,
vita sales OF about 500 bbs At II &c lbs for fair 70
prime TO good and 500 bbs were sold, dehverabis 10
December at &C. Butter and cheese 10 fair de-
msnc without change OF moment 10 prices
RIcr Vas quiet and prices unchanged. Among the sales
so casks at &c
Streams The market wss que, but steady, with sales
OF 0nly about 8o hhds chiefly refining goods at exc
wHIsxrf-1be martet elosed heavy al 25c. . 81: !,
chiefly ~ the inside hsure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

Capt Smith Of brig North Point III, Jsneiro our
thanks for ha attentions.
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about 400 bbs at IS 81 30 for extra Southern nour
was less active and buoyant, while the sales embraced
about 500 bbs, closing within the range Of the above
quotations Rye -four steady 1t ngures with sales
OF about 800 bbls. Corn meal was In fair demand, with
iales Of 800 bols including Jersey and Brandywne a.
our quotations Wheat was lower for common grades
while primer lots OF Western red and amber were gus
ared The transactions embraced about 200 900 bushels
here and 10 arrive at ~ IS for prime white Kentucky;
81 81 for prime white Michigan aud Canadian 81 80
81 Al for white Ohio and Indiana; 81 80 81 "a for red
state 81 So 81 30 for red Western 81 rs 81 20 for
Milwaukee club part PRIME and ct 81 % for amber col
ored Western and Chicago spring at 81 20, and small
pr lot reported At 81 2S Corn active and Ia
good demand Tho sales embraced about 900 bushels
chiefly Western mixed, adoat, st zoe, and 6okc. Toe
for do in sore, and small lot round yellow sold At
75c Rye was in good supply with sales OF 500 bushels
state at SOC Oats firm and In fair request, with
sales Of Western Canadian and state ct 3sl.c. 3os .
l0c.
COFFEE The market was steady, with more doing The
saes embraced the cargo Of Rio, Adison Child
prsing $500 bags; $500 do per Clara Haxa and 600
per Mary Total GOO bags, on private terms
CoTToE Tho market was arm and In good demand:
the tales embraced about 1000 bales closing s the
basis Of llxc ll7Sc. for middling upands. The fol
lowing statement Of the movement In cotton since
The lst september last, as compared with the previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHs The market was steady, with limited sales 1t
6zc for both sorts.
BRKApsTrFrs -F1our-The liberal receipts with the un-
favorable character Of the received by the WASH
ington caused increased heavncss the aour Market
while sales moderate and prices closed at decline
Of about DC 10c per Dbl The Transact ms embraced
about ~ 600 bbs closing within the following range OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

The Wisconsin Stats Treasurer has published his
annual statement, and shows the following result
Of the year ending September 80, 1850 =
balance on hand 10 the general fund at the
men, Of the escs year ................ Gil, 2os IL
Total receipts into the general fund, from all
sources, during the fiscal year. aos4l4 20
Total s4o9 8l9 10
Total disbursements during the year 3To,573 %
Leaving q balance on hand the last day Of
the nscal year of..................... $50 GAS 40
The report of the Bank Commissioner Of Vermont,
dated September IA, lseo, exhibits the following
statement Of the condition of the banks OF that
State compared with July 1885,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

HAVANA, MATAHzAs AND NEW ORLEANS.
BfKFvnLn-froa New York Isl. arriving Havana 9Th
kew Orleans N Prom New Orleans istS. Havana iah,
CAaAvsA-Prom New York iItb arriving at Havana leu
and New orean. lsh From New Orleans Ash. Havana
DE soro-Prum New Yorr 7l arriving At BavAns seh and
New Orleans 2gh From New Orleans hh, Havana sh,
irving at New YORK. iAh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

There are fortyone banks in active business, the
average capital being 500 500. The amount depo
sitsd in the fourteen savings banks Of Vermont is
81 $40.
The receipts Of produce at Detroit during the
Last aak uara followa.-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

July 23-w2m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MILITARY COLLEGE.

J. BFr,RIES IIyDsIET, NJ D.; D. D., Chancellor of the
University, and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology
Col B. r JOHNSON, Superintendent Of the Military
College and Professor of Engineering
JAMES r HAMILTON, \. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics,
aad Natural Philosophy
J. H STEWART, \. NJ, Professor OF Greek and Laiin
Languages and Literature.
GHoRGE $ BIACKIE, \. NJ II. D., Professor OF Botany
and Natural History.
REV J. W. HoYTE, A. NJ, VI. D., Professor Of Mental
and Moral Philosophy, and Biblical Literature
2 W PITNAT, Adjunct Professor OF Ancient Languages
J G. ANGIADE, Teacher of French and Drawing.
C. X. WINSTON, n. D., Surgeon.
The First Term of the Academic Year 1S6O-6l, com
uences on the 81 Of September, 1850.
The Second Term commences on the 9th of January,
1861 Commencement Exercises take place on the 18th
of June, 1861.
Tuition Boarding, Washing Fuel, Rooms, Servants
attendance, and Of Arms, Sl05 per Term Matri-
culation Fee, So. Students required to furnish
their rooms Engineering, French, Spanish, German,
Drawing Book keeping, and Fencing each $40 per Term
of twenty weeks -
Stsdents under IA years of age will not be admitted.
By the aid Military Discipline, effective govern
ment is established and health, physical culture good
order and industrious habits promoted.
For Catalogues OF additional information, apply to
any Member of the Faculty, or
B. r. JOHNSON,
iuIv 2S-W2n Superintendent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
LIVERY STABLE.

HIM T WRIGHT & Co, would respect y
- fluffy inform the citizens OF Nashville zS-aI~
and the public generally that they have ~
purchased the well known Livery Stable and the stock
and fixtures. formerly occupied by VIM j. PLils, on
Market street, just below the Square
We have iirst-Tate lots and boX-stals to accemmo-
date drovers, and all friends who may favor us
with their patronage
We pledge ourselves TO give satisfaction IN all cases
We nave a large number OF fine Saddle Horses and
fine Baggics u hire AT all times.
The fact Is, do inteud being surpassed by any
Stable III the southern country. Come along and see
isn:-Iy WI T. WRIGHT & co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
NASHVILLE TENN SATURDAY NOVEMBER II, 1850
slisfellameoms.
NE w BOOK KS.
JUST RECEIVED BY

II Z w BOO KS.
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK s CO.
TIE KeEIys' and the o'KelIys-by Dr. Tbone.
Margaret MancrieGe-by Charles Burdett.
The Marble FawR-by Hawthorne9
The Duchess Of Orleans
Poe and his Critics.
Il mb .ldis Correspondence.
Mill on The Floss.
Life Struggle-by Miss Par5oe.
How TO enioy Life
Fawn of four Acres.
Living Representation Men.
Art RrcrcatOns-
Habits OF Good Soceity-for ladies' and Gentlemen.
Lies Morniag-lIfe's Evening.
Notes on NcTsing-by Mss Nightingale
Il Furedis-ny author of Lamp Lighter.
Eryants Enogy Washington Irving.
IIsu Be uty-by author Of Gamblers Wife.
Nores' letters TO Lord GacauIay,
TyIney Hall-a uOreI-by Thomas hood.
Throne Of Dav:d-by author OF Prince House OF
David
The Florence stoTies--by Jacob Abbott.
The Biblical Reason Why--AorG Of God
Friers-ygood Post Offce-by Hem, Of Redcilf.
MademoiseIie Mora tale Of Modern Rome
Ssv Years, and ether Stosie --hy Julia Kavanagh
GODEYrS LADIES' BOOK, for September
GODEY'S LADIES BOOK, for Septembers
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE, for September.
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE, for September
Just received, and Tor sale by
augI5-tf No. IS Union stree
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University Of Louisiana.

HE Lectures in this department will commence
i the second MONDAY November, 1860 an.
until the irst MOn,:ay Of April 1851. They will
-mbTace the branches OF the ivI LAW, OI the
Common Law and of Eq iity; Admiralty, Commercial,
International ana Constitutional Law the Juris
prudence OF the United States. The Lectures will be
delivered by four Professors:
aon. THEODORE ii. ACCALEB, Ii. D., Professor of
Admiralty and international Law
RANIHIL Mt Professor OF Comm eroial and Grimm
Al LAW and the Law of Evidence.
CHRISTIAN ROSELIUS, IL D. Professor of Civil Law.
ALFRED HENNEN, Professor of Constitutional and
Common Law, and Equity Jurisprudence
No city in ths United states has the advantages
which New Orleans possesses for the ready and perfect
requirement of the Modern Languages. Good Board
be obtained cheap here in any other large
city in the Union.
All communications must be addressed to the Dean
of the Faculty, at New Orleans
RANDEIL HUNT,
augI0-d&wt t3dmin Dean of the Faculty.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
Trunks! Trunks! !

TTST received Il few more LADIES LARGE FRENCH
y DRESS TRUNKS; sole Leather Trunks, steel Spring
Vases and Bags.
LADIES, BONNrF BOXES Tray Tops very cheap for
r.sb JOHN RAAiAGE,
,,,r1S II ii G3ioResIreet
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
Fisur;ug Mill for Rent.

THE City FIGURING Mil, situated on the Cumberland
River lust below the city, is offered for rent the
rcusaincer OF tue present year, with the privilege oil
next year. Apply 10 TURNER FOSTER Cherry street,
JAMES Oosbitl,
inna0s tf the Mil
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

are daily receiving additions already full
w supply of FALL AND WINTER GOODS We
have all the latest STYLES of Shirts and Collars Stocks
Cravats and Ties. We have any quantity of Gloves,
Gauntets Robes Suspenders and all qualities of Hos
iery for both Ladies and Gentlemen Our stock of Un-
derear is complete embracing all the heavier fabrics
of silk and Wooen suitable to the approaching
These goods will be sold correspondngly low rates
with the short crops J. II. McGIII.,
sep3-tf Cherry ST., one door from Union.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

Feel for St,ck
rI,aE Feed reduced TO 81 so per barrel by
L BENZ i SHIELDS Co y
JOY q, 1s6o-ti
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
Fine Wall sspers.

a Large assortment of stamsed Colds and Fresch
Y DECORATIONS, jast received. also several hundred
aatterEis low priccd glaz,aiand Is CT paper.
terms Cash GoF ali small oiis.
Paper Hanging done in the best manner.
W " FINN,
No Is Public Square,
octI-Im Corner Deaderick St.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
Full Bosom Shirts.

TUST received an assortment Of FULL BOSOM
81 SHIRTS with and without collars. Bosoms of Lin
IN Cambria and Bishop Iawu- Also, small lot oi
shirts with fine Embroidered Bosons by
apT5-I j. IL NoGlli-