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Death Of simeon r. Adams.

From the Eastern Clarion of Saturday last we
g
eAuaee wy toi"nius Eopie'aiy iotioc VI lhe late
Slmeon K Adams, Tor many years proprietor OF
that paper:
The Clarion carries ia its renders this weak
melancI,olv message The bead that has a. iana
d;recfeI lid eonrse has ceased n tbinlr tba indus
tioms hands that have made what # L liz erassad
Huon d ifelesg hreast. THE man &c stern will ~
indomtahle energy az 4 native inteIIect almost
hart that aver neltas At Tho annea
az CHARITY and If ,nhc usefulness nnennalad Nv
am ndhsr who lit ever lived n this aartion II
Nississnni has heen stricken down in the mid.
@ III af ,;s - s;nann Adams ia No a
rhe daaih az such man az Adams ' u ~, =
epn,vdav event far men sneh "a he was arc fa,y
aYd far hstween The simnie announcements that
Ia ID lead viii carry d feeling of sadness to thons
ands If hearts.
~ xass ~ Il, l., ~. a., tto,o,t - :, ,to ~ a. 81,
;nd, If inexnressihle SORROW with which Az Adams,
daatJ 4 "a Nv fh;s sntre commnntv yvbsra
Ia livei q, iong and Far whose Interests and nrns
peritv he had done 80 much. We have never seen
nnte ii beartseIi gref nervaaine
mun;tv nj well indeed NAV n he e. Tho
t.,, n % I4;ng conntv ~ Jasnar a.,d .he
entre rea;on If ennntrv known As East Mss;ss;nn;
have iosf their Snost influential and ,,sefnl ;tizan
white Ia lit ;mmeasa Family thu heart ra,an
wife and hainiass ornsans Ioss ia snei ~ ~
human aid am SUNNY. All the words IF ehnsola,
ton that onud ia addressed II them yvara n,araly
/ empty sounds. 10 ~ inscrutable q ,iisnansat;oyn
\ ~ Prnvi3anes. ~. 70 = oni,, ha,, ,,.;ti that ;a
.lo ta Gan oniy POW Win lnat
/
hand Of Him who ioeth iii thinqs weil -fS way
Tho occurrence &c Ma deatb i too racant ana
the feelings 81 te moment nrndnced Nv II III ;s
fressinr "a allow at thia t,me suc ;rh,'to GO =
ue Ia snch 4 man, THIS shall he done IN n,or !.
auH ~ seoR 80 nan s snal oe uone III more
y sIer e, W. ~ ana ~
fha s;n,piv with hea,v paart n9 ~ nlore now
HI lnah sl,ap,y VIZ ea.y nsar,, Y announce TO
s IL, ~ nus anu aeaaess me sad, sad
s .s y l,as nssn .Aen from w WALKS o.
hi, M, aa ~. Hun commune WIN
III os - III
saias,t ~, tsa IN, ~ s ; anu
ses VIZ never inoie see ~ ace on
''e NJ n hs,.e [ Cav tho ,,,osa,,t - e,
iii hstoru vithont ch notice. - n , tis ina
~ ,a he VI ea.'s hA
Taf ss,anss sr.d - ,,;n.,as ~
sora scioa Iast ~ p "a
lnsf Hill heals MA hsan fa w
heSnre vet little ,banght he ap HE Sam;pv and
friends that hid ana was "a near an sainr da J
afte,nnon l7tI If March he hsd a,rsnae5 al III
h,,s;nass made AMI bis ascnsnt a5 ~ A. =.
leave far ihe Smith conntv Go,,s ,vch as ~ 70
cnn,me,,re d, t.a fsiIa,x;n, Saa,sa III 49,, ~
nome Il soen te esn;,,,. asa MENU Vii, ~ ;s Mene
sivie Y spsnu s ssen.'.s alu nga. Win MS an-
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CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street,
+ +5s7- 75z= Thursday Morning. April II, 1866.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Desoto, Bulloch, for New York via
Steamship Mexico, Talbot, for Galveston and In
dianola, CB PAYNE
Steamship Arizona, Smith, for Brazos Santiago via
1ndianola, e payne
Ship Alice Ball, Hickley, for Bordeaux,
Ship Clara Wheeler, Keltz, for Liverpool,
Span brig Gisneros, Pla, for Barcelona,
Avendano Bros
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Chas Morgan, Lawless, from Indianola
and Galveston, to o B Payne-lst dist.
Steamship Sawanee, Shannon, from Indianola to
U b Payne--lst dist.
Ship North Carolina, Foster, Is days fun Baltimore
to Meeker. Knox &co-2d dist. ~.
Bark 0rayille. Crockett, Is days FIN Corunna,
lSpain) in ballast, to Creevy Farwell-lst
dist, 80.
Brit ship Express, Patterson, IA days fm Rio de
Janeiro, in ballast, to Hoghton, Rankin &eo
LIST dist, IS.
Bark Burlington, keene, I'm Charleston, to master
LIST dist, 10.
sehr L'Eclair, I'm the coast-2d dist.
Steamboats,.
Chancellor, Malbon, FIN Louisville.
Planet, Fulton, I'm st Louis.
Grand Duke, Apologize, I'm Shreveport.
nieksburg, White, I'm Eggs Point.
Florida, Myers, FIN Mobile.
g Jr, Vincent. FIN Donaldsonville.
Lafourche, Dugas, I'm ThibodeauS.
fowoost Baltic, Chapman, FIN the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the lat inst. ships
NNo@erial and Marshall brought up ship
NORTH Carolina and bark orayie.
fowpoa a, Yankee ss Andrews I'm the Passes-,owed
pss,a an anu 70 sea On the 9Th Inst, ships VIM
rem anu afeoie, brig a A Ghapmaa-hrk ,it
up ship Express and bark Burlington. =
BeIow---camtng Up.
Ship Maverick, Ellis. FIN New York. to Geo A Fos.
dick &eo.
Ship Silas GFeenman. Weber, % days fun Bosto,s
to Creevy 4 Farwell
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foI Nashyffe Every SATURDAY. Z
THE NEW AND FINE REGU

THE NEW AND FINE REGU-
Nr9 = lar Passenger Packet s., Hnie,s JAS. Woods,
SEssW Bnyd maser: jas. job nson, Jesse
sss1Sssss9t$z johnson, master Red Rover, W. Strong
maper MI leave New Orleans for Nashville and all intee
diaie landings as follows;
Jas. Woods, Boyd mssier, leaves SATURDAY, March "a
at O'clock. r. NJ
JAS. johnson, johnson, master, SATURDAY, March 81
at O'Clock P, NJ.
Red Rover, Strong master, SATURDAY, april I, s
O'clock T. NJ.
Jas. Woods, Boyd master, Leaves SATURDAY. April a.
III o'clock, p NJ
JAS. johnson, j. hnson master, leaves SATURDAY
April q, ut O'clock p. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong master, leaves SATURDAY, April
Is, nj o'clock. p. NJ.
Jas. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY May g. at
8 o'clock, +. NJ.
Jas. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY
May II, at O'Clock T. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master, ieaves SATURDAY, May 49,
O'clock p NJ
JAS. Woods. Boyd. leaves SATURDAY, May &C.
n 8 o'clock T. NJ.
JAS. johnson, Johnson master, leaves SATURDAY.
june 2 nj 8 o'clock, T, NJ.
Red Rover, Strong master. leayes SATURDAY, June 9,
o'clock, L. NJ
JAS. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY June 16
5 o'clock. L. NJ
JAS. johnson, johnson. MASTER leaves SATURDAY,
June r. at O'Clock, p. NJ
Red Rover Strong master, leaves SATURDAY, June 3d.
at o'clock T. NJ,
JAS. Woods. Boyd leaves SATURDAY, July I,
al o'clock, p NJ
MPassengers shippers rely these boats leaving
pnnctaay ding to the above schedule For freight
passage apply on board. or to -
b. DuFFIELn, Agent,
milo
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UooD. mrLrEsBEReER q co..
souTHERN ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
No. 81 Camp street

No. 81 Camp street.
We prepared m orders any extent Ter every aescrp
sion of ~S
Ornamental Iron Work,
az Front Fences Cemetery Railngs, Office Ratings We
sendaS Ralcanies Gallery Ratings. ssaifs 'th aauaff
FountAns, Furniture, ETC. etc
Oar Front Cemetery Rslings are htted win lo
Posts TO either into The ground or on cophs' Nm tue p
chaser prefer 90, ,.,.,,, =, . r,
We would call PARTICULAR TO The CAsl-tRBN NAL
SOIEUA FAMILY TOMB, designed aud aanai %
expressly for the South. which, toIk OF aetsalee nes
and durability, will compare with the nsst STRUCTURES an naI CIT
granite.
Estimates and regard 70 Work cheerinls
furnished all ies streets Of designs sens by mat to
thosa DESTROYS Of making seleeiios..
WOOD, MIIITENBERGEk q w.
% Camp stresI Nes ''t fesfs
w00n PERbT,
am l,Fs s1tfrrelt,h'ftg
plsAGH BRANDY =, ies l.r sei, tfl p,s NSsa-
mack Peach Brandy, stud lof sine b!
fell .ttiNkS To-. VI lirasief kirett
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Railrnatls.

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
!, CANTON, April IL, 1s60---11 bales cotton to
A D Henkel &co-5 Samuel Barrett Thompson q
Clark-3 Lewis & Ogesby-- Is Harding, Abbay 4
Morehead-l2 Cutrer, Harrison &co-7 do Warren,
Gilmore &co--6 W Champlin &co-4 Thornhill u
co-Total Go bales cotton.
NO., OPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY April IL, 1s6o--32 hhds sugar
w G Hewes-- % do to order 20 bbls molasses TO
West, Renshaw g. Cammaek-35 do Belloeq, No
blom &co-s do Lapene s. Ferre-30 do to Hewitt,
Norton &co-- II hides Gerard &co- Is bales moss
Gibson bbls sugar 20 bbls molasses and sun
dries to order Total "a hhds sugar % Dbl mo-
lasses,
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General Remarks Business-The Weather
Tho Lizzie simmons - The Chancellor
and Msnnchaha detained - THE w. M
Morrison Lcvee Thieves Personal -
Clippings from our Exchanges Depart
arcs To-Day, etc.
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BY Capt Crockett, of the bark 0rayilie, from
Corunna, of the Island of st. Thomas in lat is
deg. so min. long. o. deg. 40 min., ship Dashaway,
Of Portsmouth, (N. H. bound to Hampton Roads
for orders.
on a0th nlt., off New vedus, brig p. ]. heavens,
Of PASSPORT, for New York.
Exports.
INDIANoLA via GALVESTON. steamship
Mexico - ~ Il59 bbls fonr % hhds sugar "a hhds
bacon 1900 scks Germ 220 SKIS coffee io0 Ibis mo.
lasses 100 bbls whisky 100 bbls beef.
y BRAZOS. SANTIAGO via INDIANoI,A 81 Per
steamship Arizona $500 scks corn 500 bbls -four
1000 pkgs groceries 800 pkgs liquors 654 pkgs dry
goods.
NEW YORK VIA HAvANA-per steamship
oil ITO tcs stearne 20 bales sarsapara ia nLr
mdse for New York-79t ties hams 4I bbls tailow for
Havana.
BoRDEAuX-Per ship Alice Ball-loos hhds TO.
bacco 66 bxs do rs 400 slaves 81 pkgs mdse.
BARCELONA-Per brig Cisneros- 53e bales of
cotton 600 slaves.
LIVERPOOL Per ship Clara Wheeler 1871
bales cotton. u
Imports.
INDIAN0LA--Per steamship suwapee 81 bales
Gotten to orde r. carleton, Whiting 4 Tus22
- Battle Noble &co-46 head cattle to inbean 4
Mehle So hides and sundries TO order-Total I99
bales cotton. ~
sorted mdse. -1ss-
CHARLESTON-Per bark Burineton. ga fms
ice to W II Hathaway.
Pinckard, Steele &eo.
PENSACoLA--Per schr Martha &c, 900 # lunl.
Der 1000 # sash Simpson 4 Dorr.
PENSAC0LA-Per sehr G knapp 100000 #
lumber $1,000 laths Murray SEQ.
MATANzAs-Per brig Winyaw- $50 bxs sugar
80 ties molasses Barelli &eo5 bbls potatoes to
order.
PENSACoEA-Per schr Emma de Russiez55 eoo
# lumber T Murray heo. H..
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.
Leaves W sATnRnAY ApE,l ]! AZ +; M

Leaves ln SAIuNIlN y Apr-I III al 8 II. nj.
FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKSyILLE
esaen Eaas ylls FAD, nses sma,1lhland rsda
ssssaaszz Madrid Randolph, Memphis Helena Napoleon
the ensfhe fine light dranght regular packet steamer
jas. Woods, ". Boyd. mnster. will leiye rs above
For freight or passage apply op board, or e
q. DuFFIELD, Agent
all II Camp street.
ear The j. W. will take freight to al points Tennessee
river with privilege Of and eshppnE and will give
through bi lainr TO Ghat'anooea ,aa and Knoxville
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4pr 'Snltliatatf.

s. Is
tnVissl,Af MORNING. AssasiIs AZ, ises
=. = u
nrTl &nffii5afsff
s>a* ss5ss $500
-. .. s.;* .,.,;,.. 80. - 49,
~ - = !" = y. ss''a
us1ss., Nnsts w $500 Y, 'ss,ss al'a'''u
~ .4s.1 y Z. neA g
' = ~ s 'v ~.
49, 800 ~.
= ~ ,s w 4, 8
ass " Z - s''' = y
s. n e, - ~ aas''1 n Y S s
Mokakk iSQvssTa coscIu pEn - Coroner 5eN'a
Maa cencluaea ms inquest INTO tha sacas'.. e !.
Joan Aaye ~ ne taafzfy hosplsa Feas Is ~.
from the enecss q numerous 'a'''oo,' &
parties unknown 70 hm ~ saaeh a,sssss 49,
occurred r. - oyster saloon e ~ ss'.,s
TWO weeks ao e,,u.a * ~, .s', :.
NJ reasaFen Mas Maes I'LL ~, 49,. y
.osnca sne 81 - 80
ancssa ex soss 1870, ss.ss
1ns s. 81. w ss1 49, r. $3.50
- -. - s, 70, ,,o,,,s j
1890 vi, ~
IS ssh ~ Marc, ma
ss, 80 - ~. 3. ~ rs, ,.,,,,,,
MAN, MI, Nh iii 8 ;nf,;cta
n, v;.,,,a, . q, g s,;e;ta,, t,,,,.
stated ii one of yesterday's evening papers
Tlie Csc ii 4 very mixed up and mysterious one.
Directly contradictory evidence has been given.
Wltid some hours after the stabbing. eight Or ten
PERSONS were arrested Inc statements OF but
three y thesr had any impoFtant connection with
sme q Ro q men, sehn Eastman ana
az ths9 q thv ere re;np III III Seyee % MI
suire aud other lesee la6ofers, they saw = mas
s,snnE on squire tapped nm on Is, ne
i,r IA aaa .sid slagSs T rs think IL
was drunk; IL ID knew who be was; and added
that he police officer, and would show MN
~ W. JSts Mser Sna 1 ts
Ssgson nussued him. About square and half
fnrther % they found Mcguire lying bleeding on
fhs Fl! nsa9uesse. ~. n ,,,sa,,,,
ffsssh.nenis ensssssr;cr,1 and nsrtv corroi,e,ate
b another nan, Who vas arrested, but who was
j not under suspicion as eastman and Mcdonnell
we're =
III I'm N IN fSssSal II palace
which ii situated on The corner Of Cont street and
the levec, Opposite that where Mcguire was stab
PEI bonh9mme sWors posiflyeiy t ~ he saw fonr
s s - ~, 81 ;das s.ieI @ anu
fSem by aI,nearsnee beforeS assailed 4 man ana
be afterwards recognized the deceased to be the
man who Was struck at BY eastman and held
ag INNS Aae Eoss ny As. .,
= =, ~ ~
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N. n.. opELnusAs AMID GREAT WESTERN.
apnNTCHARTRAIN.
=Consigneesi.

M0BIIsE-Per steamer Florida 40 bales cotton
Hardie &eo-sundries to order.
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Leaves on THU RSDAY, l2th inst. at Il r. NJ
n n q II 4. A W nVJAGENUVIA AN

II q G LAR OUACHITA AND
IT, h. Saline Through Iine-For Mount Elba, Cornish
anding Mouth Bayou Bartholomew, Trenton.
Monroe Pine Blnf Columbia Harrisonhurg Trinity, and all
intermediate landings saie uaehta and Black
The light drangh and fast running passenger packet
Rock Cfty,J w Moore, MASTER Frank Moore clerk will
Leave as above For freight having splendid
VIRGINIUs @. DENTzEL,
az Advertising Agent
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--=-7A----=77s"=== -7--7-=--77--sslas -a4a-7
Y Err M IL LILO n .
FOR T AID A NJ s.

y0s 4. LfsAtSs. ATTORNEYS II Law FsAs Am
IA General Collecting AGENTS, CAMDEN Arkansas will col
'ee easnss in nj the Soq.h horn part Of the State
Reterences-A. j. Tus Co. Gampbell Strong j. Burn
vide \ Co. g H. slocomb CO., W A. NnIs,i Go. a. W
RaSne, Searing Il Scott New Orleans Hudson Robertson
Co Wm, WrAs Co, New York u. B. hippnco., / 60 Phil
edelphis- my20 lys
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Shipping satslllgeats.
Cleared Yesterday.

CRESCENT orFicE, No. 10 Camp Street, y
Thursday Morning. April L. 1860.
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oUAGHITA RIVER.
Leaves on TIL RsDAY. t2th inst. at5P. NJ
Regular Ouachita Packet.

Regular Ouacha Packet.
FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS.
H. h Ghampagnole; Wilmington, Pigeon Hills, Moro
Garyvile Marie Saline Extra Alabama Landings
0nachita City Lochomond Mouth Of ID Arbonne
Tenou, Monroe Pine Bluffs Columbia Harrsonburg Trinity
and all intermediate landings 0uacha and Black
The 6ne splendid and swift running pa packet Dr.
Burlington, N. T. Avant, muster, will leave as above
For freight passage apply on bonrd
H9-The Dr. b. will connect with steamer Resident Saline
river.
VIRGINIUs @. DENTzEI.
all Advertising
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Ship Maverick, Ellis. FIN New York, to Geo A Eos.
dick &eo.
Ship Silas Greenman. Weber, % days FIN Boston,
to Creevy 4 Farwell
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STEAMBOATS,.
R ED RIv Err.

!
u. l." Nouns K.es, Low aier Through Hlssnsl me
JEFFERSON AND ShREVE-
/ Max. ns,, pss se $ Era No. 1, John kon,s
6pais plying between Shreyeport and JET
istso aud will continue until further notice Freight sent 10
Apply to y fs 'S's X $50 '''"e
g. l.. KouNs & BROS, Front street.
= - - ~ .Pt'''' "
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Leaves e s s,;TI J. :, &, AR, z a,ar

HE1GUAAtG Sttk1GV EPORTU u. 3.
- ~ Mail Passenger PAcket-For Shreveport Grand
Bayou Goushatta, Campte, Grand Ecoe ST. aIau.
Montgomery, Durands, Cotile, Alexandria
Notnan's Barbin's all intermediate landings Red river
magnificent and tl running passenger packet B. L.
Hodge, q. X. Marshall master, will leave above and
every alternate Saturday throughout the freight
or passage apply board
40 advss.isinsr 4 ysr, Il.
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u PIPER MISSISSIPPI.
ST. LOUIS, r-r.s ---, -
NEs &c AFRO ANns it'd sssa ssssisass

For through tickets Limo and It's connections a M
q me head OF HIS eelpnp and further information apply
on esf Or NJ the Conipanys acc No. Camp street ,r
piass q the cabins can be seen and engaged
= - WEI W. 4. WILTON. eseneini "A gent f.
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ttst ttaSts bit u, a. every p0Qy knows,
great piece Of work. The blocks are now laid
aa far AZ Earonnc street. NIL
One u TIE prettiest pieces Of square block paw
ing u me whole city IS that Of christy Cornell,
around Ispoli Circle. It il nearly finished. With
fais work has proceeded the filling Of tho interior
81 the Circle. When oil shall be finished, includ-
Ing The broad fng pavement around the Circle, the
place viii be very beautiful, and We may soon Il.
psct to see Tho old frames around ii disapnear ana
give place TO the rich and tasteful mansions Of tho
opuIent.
The years 1850 and $50 will for many year be
notable Is the great epoch Of square block paving
II New Orleans.
THn BAKEKs' Hop. Passing by the New Lusi
tanos Hall in the Third District, on Monday night
lights and the sound Of merry music and the pat
tsri1g Of feet, induced Us 10 step and drop IN. NJ
found e. gay 4 Teutonic assemblage as sc has
seen ii long time. II yas the hall OF the Bakers
Society, Included the flower Of the German popula.
ton down toan, aud was leavened BY d spirit Of
30 highest enjoyment. The gentlemen were all
Nelisbred, and none of them crusty; not a
aou'ghlfnl eountenance was to be seen; and
#nAlst AZ many leaf.nlskers were present there
Wasn't 4 solitary ioagar. The ladies' looked as
ees q olaas Is ppund-eake. sprInksd over with
Hhiae sugar whilst their children were as shiny
ana pretty y psssssls. Several of the gentlemen
Wefs Y haga hupaoFe ana all the tilne cracking
Jokes. stnese We st down as tie crackers !;
thsagni when they Gat after mo lager, ,tsas xery
plsla shsy we're not water crackers. And 90 the
fun sped, as each aeeiing hour added shcrtcuina u
fas neilt tlil The day-god began q siss III the
yeast, and put an end to tie happy Torment thi.
delaghtiulest Of Bakers hops. Ono man, on leay
iag, looked up at the sky. and said, So, day
best gpit!'' fSoda bisciat.J
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VIyE have handsome new Buggy for sale at
wv month time, for satisfactory paper.
siisl -+f-f e-s-s5 BENZ. T. SHIELDS Co. -E1
,Sentral Rooms,
sep-22-U q College Street.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MILITARY COLLEGE,

J. BEKKIES LISDsLEY, ~ D., D. D., Chancellor of the
University, and Professor of Chemistry and Geology
Col B. Z. JOHNSON, Superintendent of the Military
College, and Professor of Engineering.
JAMES F. HAMILTON, A NJ, Professor of Mathematics,
aad Natural Philosophy.
J. H. STEWART, A NJ, Professor of Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature
GHORGE 5. BLACKE, A. NJ, NJ. D., Professor of Botany
and Natural History
Rev. J. W. HOYTE, A NJ, N. D., Professor Of Mental
and Moral Philosophy and Biblical Literature.
R W. PrTSAN Adjunct Professor OF Ancient Languages
J. G. ANGLADE, Teacher OF French and Drawing.
C. K. WINSTON, VI. d., Surgeon.
The First Term of the Academic Year 1660-61, com
mences on the Sd Of September, 1850
The second Term commences on the 9th of January,
1861. Commencement Exercises take place the 18th
of June, 1861.
Tuition, Boarding, Washing, Fuel Rooms, Servants
attendance, and use Of Arms, sos per Term Matr
culation Fee, IS. Students required 10 furnish
their rooms. Engineering, French, Spanish, German,
Drawing Book keeping and Fencing each sic per Term
of twenty weeks
Students under Il years of age will not be admitted
By the aid of Military Discipline, effective govern
established and health, physical culture, good
order and industrious habits promoted.
For Catalogues, or additional information, apply to
any Member of the Faculty, or
B. r. JOHNSON,
July 25-w2m. Superintendent.
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A NOVELTY IN THE ART WORLD.
Photography upon Porcelain.

Secured by Letters Patent in the United
States, England, France and Bel
oiuDa
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University of Louisiana.
LAW DEPARTMENT

LAW DEPARTMENT.
THE Lectures this Department will commence on
i the second MONDAY OF November. 1850, and con
tnee until the first Monday Of April, 1851 They viii
embrace the various branches of the Citil law the
Common Law, and of Eaaity; Admiralty, Commercial
lnserna tonal and Constitutional Law, and the JafSs
prudence of the United States The Lectures will be
delivered by four Professors:
Hon THEODORE II. McCALEB, IL. D., Professor Of
Admiralty and International Law
RANDE1L HUNT, Professor of Commercial and Grimm
al Law, and the Law of Evidence.
CHRISTIAN ROShIIUS, IL d., Professor of Civil Law
ALFRED HENNEN, Professor of Constitutional and
Common Law, and Equity Jurisprudence.
No city in the United States has the Advantages
which New Orleans possesses for the ready and perfect
requirement of the Modern Languages. Good Board
can be obtained as 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,
augl0-dSWtSdmin Dean Of the Faculty.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-23
The American Photographic Porcelain
sisa Company.

No. 7S1 BROADWAY, NEW ORk,
Having secured their novel and ingenious invention by
American and European patents, fully prepared
execute all orders for MINIATURE LIKENESSES OF
PERSONS ON CHINA, - presenting all the attractive
and advantageous features OF ordinary photographs
the brlliancy and finish of water color drawing, and
hitherto unattaned quality of durability, by being
rendered as impershable the natural properties OF
the articles upon which they transferred s.s-
AS the patented process of the Company enables the
renrotlucton of Photographs not only on plain sur
faces hut upon such round or of any degree OF
rsarityTportraits can be reproduced with fault
less accuracy and deiicacy OF delineation upoa Por
ceain wares Of any description and dimension used as
articles of luxury OF OF househoid Nthty, sucn as
I1RNSs VASES. BREAKFAST CUPS, TOI-
LET ARTICLES, &c; -a-.
tbcrebv securing faithful portraits and furnishing an
unoe ana exquisite style OF ornamentaiion Of articles
IN % 10 furnish facilities for the graacaton OF
the Dopuar taSte and TO meet the wants Of those pa
,rne IF the Fine Arts desirous OF having Portraits on
sorreta,n the Company have imported from Europe
sSalees,On sSas @ o. orer which they sell prices
As the American Company are owners OF the patent
right and consequently the only persons aethelzed 70
go peonle In every section Of the Union opportu
81 ~ nossess Portraits ON China, 10 make the follow
80; rSorsstion TO residents In the -country, who are
T. - visit personally the Atelier and Galleries in
Navr York: Persons sending photograph afnbro
svr or daguerreetype 10 the Office Of the Company in
Sess YORK accompanied by FIVE DoILzRs, VIII receive
~ ra,nrn y express, free OF other charges richly
nanesed breakfast Cup and Saucer, with the portrait
Tsy Transmitting dagderreotype and TEN Dorl1Rs,
tbey viii sscurs in like manner handsome French
vase or Toilet Article with the portrait reproduced by
the patented process. .f s,-...s. e.l .
Rvs sending q pair of daguerreotypcs and FIFTEEN
tT, .Rs they will receive IN rets1rn pair OF rich
sevres Vases, With the execnted equal TO
ninat,,re paintings; and in ike manner portraits can
he r5produced on porcelain wares Vases Of every
quality Of finish, ranging in price from Twenty 10 One
Hundred dollars the pair
~ p l3a particular in writing the address, town
.o,,nfv and state distinctly AL letters 70 be ad-
dssssssd 10 MANAGER, AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC
foRcE1A1N CO Isl Broadway, NEW YoEk.
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