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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid from MarseiIlcs "a inst, Trident, Snow, n.
York.
At Nucvitas 18th inst, briss J W SAWYER,
Leighton. for New York ? days Abby Watson,
Watson, for y York. rcpg.
Ar at Falmouth sth mt. Almira Coonbs Drink.
water, Nagua.
At Ponce lIth inst. brig Nathan SAWYER diss
CID -, brig Penobseot, Hill Boston,
Ar at Il John, Nh, 18th sch Maria Nichols,
Sawyer Machias.
SD from Cicnfuegos 10th inst, brig Mira ".
Holt, Dodge, New York.
Ar at Liyerieol 10th. Britannia Patton, Calais
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Dr.. G.. H. S H OIL E S,

Professor fthe Diseases Of Women,
fI'IIE only Regular Graduate Physician advertising IN
l Boston, gives particular attention to Diseases o.
Women, especially those suffering from any dsrrane"'
nent of the Menstrual system Married or single Ladies
may apply with safety and in confidence, or relief nom
the many misfortunes peculiar 10 the sex.
LUNAR MIXTURE.
have prepared Medicine for the purpose Of rcguit-
ing the Monthly Sickness whi, have used for the last
ten years with the unhounded The follow
ing recommendation is sufficient.
" Its uniform even in extreme cases is as as
tonishing it is satisfactory "-J0urHai y Aa. Med
Science.
have hundreds Of private assurances Of the hap
ny results. but for obvi cannot place them
before the public.
1t is the very best thing known for the purpose and in
Of obstruction, after all other means have cd VIII
surely produce the Desired effect. is guaranteed
IN MI casfs the price will he rcfaa!cd. Purely yesc
table, aud perfectly safe at all tines
CAtUON.---Nesrr purchase any medicine Of this IA
any one il Ict about the country for sale. such
Pills aud drops deserving Of confidence whatever.
Experienced and pleasant rooms for those who
with 10 remain under my
Address III G.. il. SllpLES ~ Court Street, Boston.
Boston, June, 1860. 1yI
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Barquc Indian Queen, of Bath. before reported
abandoned, registered 40 tons, rated > and vas
built nt Bath in 1919.
schooner llamor, Of Eicn) Jordan, from Eos-
ton for New Brunswick, on the 18th inst, when
about two miles West Of Matinio Islands, cx per-
fenced sqnal, during which lost foremast, sprung
mainmast, &c.
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May g. no lat &c brig Triad, OF Frank fort, fun
Baltimore for Boston,
May ., of Absccom. sch Damon, Of Waldobo.
-, fram Cuba far Portland.
May %, of Chincotcasuo, sch Velma, bou
North.
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.i>>i.,iec> Notice.

N>Nf-UVE~ NVfTN''
~ the seventh DAY Of May, A. p. lsGl, Slower
~ + Hatch an Rowland \. Erilg CHAM, of Cas-.
tine, coplrtuer, ualcr the style Of Hatch 4 Bfidg
ham, made ASST :Gment to us of all their prop
eTty, real and personal, except such AS by law il
exempted from attachment, uuicr the provisions
Chapter ~ of the Revised Statutes, for the ben
cit Of their creditors Notice thereof Is hereby
given, AMI that three months from said date are
allowed to creditors to become parties to said as
sgument and ~ bring in aud prove their claims.
{. J. AEBnfr, ! ...ig,c.s
{. \. GATE,
Csstine May Il lsei. 3wl7
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sSette, INusn
GN%VSENNNE.l&%s


just received, per Express, new supply Of the
most popular Patent Medicines, among which are
BU RNETrS PreParatons; Blood Food, for Liver
Complaint, Coughs, Dyspepsia, Female Diseases,
and Regeneration of Man; Weeks Magic Com
pound; Whtcomb's remedy for Asthma; burnett 5
Cod Liver Oil Jayncs Expectorant; Wistar's
Wild Cherry Balsam; Fowles cure for Piles; DR..
.Jcifrics Antidote; brakes Benaoliuc, fol remoy
ing paint, tar, grease, &c; Cummings Apcrient,
Gargling Oil; DBdds and MlllerS Condition Pow
ders; Cheeseman's. Clarke's and Duponeu Female
Pins for female distractions, &c; Grugor's Com
ccntratcd Cure for nervous weakness; licmb0id' 5
Fluid Extract Of Bufchu for diseases Of the blad
der, kidneys, &e; Maynarl's Golodion for burns
and cuts; GARDENERS Rheumatic Compound; Peru.
Wan Syrup Gould's Pin syrup; Iioughin'
Corn Solvent, inialliblc rem dy; Magnetic
Balsam, for rheumatism and neura sic; Jetiries
Panacca of Lilc, sure cure for Sore Throat and
Bronchial Elections; stone EIiXr, for bronchitis;
Copeland sure cure for Bed Bugs,
BITrERS-oxygenated, Hollands, Peek's, llar-
dy's Browns, Clarke Sherry Wine. Lansey's
Root aud Herb, Abbotts, and others;
LINfMENT-Tobias', Good Samaritan, Mustang,
and Lniments and 0intments of all kinds;
Observation-Disclosures, Sands, Shakers and
all other principal kinds.
PILLS-Ayer's sugar coated Brandreth's and
WriSht's Indian Vegetable.
Also, Viewers cankcr and salt rhcum Syrup; Ar.
nolds Vital Fluid; Atwood's Extract Dandclion;
Braut'J Purifying Extract, Gays Blood Purifier;
Kcnnedy's Medical Discovery; Morse's Syrup \ FL,
low Dock; Radways Remedies; Mediums Elixir
of Opium; Mrs. Winsew's Soothing Syrup Sha.
ker Extract Nalerian; balm of Thousand Flow.
ers Cold Cream; Flesh Balls, Liquid Rouge;
AYERS Cherry Pectora; BrantS Pulmonary Bal
monary BalSam; Clarke's Cough Syrup; bachelor
and llarrison's lair bye; Barncy's Musk Cologne;
Shaving Cream and Ncrbena Water; pntcher,
Dead shot for Bed Bug; and all other article,
usually kept in Drug store.
Physte@t's Prescriptions carefully com
poun9cd
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THIS DELICIOUS TONIC sT1MULANT,
Especially designed for the usc of the MEDICAL Pro.
t,ss'on and the Family, has all of those intrinH>
medical qualities (toniC and diuretc) which be.
long to an old and pure Gin. 1t has received the
personal endorsement Of ouer sspen thousand physi-
Guns, who have recommended it in the treatment
Of Gravel, Dropsy, rheumatism, Obstruction or
Suppression of the Meases, Affections Of the Kid.
neys etc,
Put up in quart and pint bottles, and sold by oil
Druggists and Town Agents
A. NJ. BfNINGER & CO., Sole Propretors.
Established in 177S) No. 10 Broad Street, N. Y.
For sale in Boston by GEO. C. GOODWIN & CO., Nos.
II and II Marshall St., WEEKS POTTER SETH Y.
PICKER, u. G0oDNoW l. CO, REbD. CUTLER co.
VI. S III RR X co, STEPHEN WEEKS, T. l.. SMITH,
). PIERCE Il Con- c. S. DAVIS CO.
March l. 1851. 1y8
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AtwoOd's Patent submerged :
HYDRAULIC PUMP,

A CKNoWLEDGED By good judges 10 be the
n cheapest AMI best putnl, ia use. MaHHtAe.
turcd and Tor sao at Wholesale % retail ~
J,E. ATWOOD d CO.,
II Strestsa's Biosk Factory, Mfis Street,
BTCkNPORT. VI.
For sale by Aikea Brothers, Ellsworth.
:. = Orders promptly attended TO-
). Z. ATWOOD ". =, suERaAN
BuekspoFt, April T. lsGl. eoW5mll
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4 New Discovery.

1 New Discovery.
I'llE A.elfiss ~ I'm Worms, the removal Of
! which hu. ever bailc the .kill of the most
eminent phg.iriau., and universally considered by
thea 81. bcyang che fyarh es medicine, are entire
~ expelled from l4e human System hy the use OF
Or. L. G. Could Pin Worm Syrup.
\ C4ro Warranted ia every case.
Relief afforded IA twenty-four hours.
Thi, syrup j. purely vegetable preparation,
and harmless vita the younre-t cAiid.
- NPTuN,--i Intense itching. biting and dis
tres ia she liver Isft # tbc Return aat about the
s,a,t. oftgu mistaken t.r the fiies, di.aerecahe
.rust4an ju the efiEtsttls region aF lever part ei
tds gtl. ra-tle.sutss, Naketa!ug,s, starting and
screaming "a the sleep, ia,atius, all not uniIe-
quentlE sFAslit q tts-
CAtfI.---Tbe .cfaiue lras the name, e Dr. +.
a.. GauIi P.l Moon -irar, blqsn IN each bot
tig rtrlit. ans! .4l s.llsie q H5s isHataiy
"a tae Nrartfr.
HEBA - n 1oRE, sole Prophet r.
Address tKa. g. daansix a Co. I 4 aud ! Mar
shall 81, IasIgN, Mac, GcneIai Agent 'eF Nv
England.
sold by dpggists generally Iva
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FURNITURE
Selling off at Cost !

vINlIE subscribers being DESTROYS of disposing Of
i q portion of their largo stock, offer to the
public the following inducements:
They will Discount from their for
mer Low Price, for cash on all
bills under SO, five per cent, land
on all over $40, ten per cent.
They would also remind those indebted, either
by note or account (now duo) that if not attend
ed to very soon, they will find them in the hands
of an Attorney.
DARWIN n. MOORE Il co.
Ellsworth, May Is, 1861. 10
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IHEinflmaus practice Of aluerating Brandes, having
i become that genuine article is the
cepon it is of rita Importance to those requiring 1t Tor
family and Invals that it should be Of undoubted
purity and efficacy
With view meeting the popular demand for a
liable Brandy. in its natural free from alcoholic fla
aud impurities and fully approaching the fact that it
il often recommended by the Medical Faculty
tanning StiHent When all other remedies fail,
bUttling and selling reasonable brandy of
own Importation from Of the tnOst responsible houses
in Frame and known IS
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A. M. BINNINGER & Co.,

sie Importers N. 70, Broad Street. n. y.
For sale ia Boston ~ GE0 GOODWIN i Co. Nos
II AMI T. Marshall Street NJ. :. 81 KR 4 Co; WEEKS
POTTER SETH PLCkEK II. GOoDNOW 4 Coz
REED, GUTLEE y Co. I. l.. SMITH :. PIERCE h
70: SrtrdIN tEkS C. ;. DAVIS y Co. JAMES
MNrkTN1II;E,
bereuber 1850. eow1y49
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q A X ID N L Il S
RhEt MiiIC AND NEURALCl.
COMPOUND.

ccrtnin, safe and permanent cure for EGouma-
tisin. Neuralgia aad -alt kheum. 1t is;u inter
nal remedy, irving cut and entirely cradjeatins
the disease. requiring u1 change in diet ur bus
ness, aud may be taken by ch,ldrcn and persons OF
the most detcatc constitutions with perfect sale
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-28
PRICES AND SALES STOCKS NEW YoKK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
'h.rnyr 4, u,
he New YORK Ereninn post. of saturdax

The New York Evening Post, of Saturday, says:
The week closes upon dull stock market, and prices
almost stationary many of the speculative shares
The transactions very limited, and mostly of mode
rate amounts supply the daily wants for delivery
The eastern roads quite steady, but the western
Is resr of than for time past and both buy
and sellers undecided In their views New York
Central, after selling at s0-an advance of per cent
has returned to ION, the price of this time yesterday
Erie shares firm, and per cent higher The road is
to be sold Monday for all the parties In interest
of the 900 shares have been assented In the
latter form large amounts have been sent Europe
Pacific Mail is weak and sold down to s6 The usual
batch Of rumors started for speculative purposes but
unable to learn Of anything unavorabe to the
interests of stockholders The railroad bonds firm
The money market easy at per cent on call and
7G9 per cent frstclass paper. Exchange London
closed firm at l07 per cent for leading bills. The residue
Of the amount due the five million loan will be paid
into the Sub Treasury to-day The notes coming
from Washington very rapidly.
The Philadelphia Bulletin of Saturday, says:
There was not much spirit at the stock board this
railroad comparatively steady but the transactions
were quite moderate. There is large of idle
capital afost the street. and there is difficulty in
placing rstclss paper at S1I0 per cent but names
not well known generally rejected There is more
demand for stcass bonds and mortgages than has
vailed for many months pust, and considerable amount
of capital Is seeking permanent investment in this way
The editor Of Inlay Bicknes Bank Note Reporter
informs that altered SO note, purpotng the
true issue of the Worcester Bank Mass is being crcula
ted very freely In the city. Vgnette-femae reclining
Sc; Franklin on lower left woman with child on lower
right, n each upuer corner
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8. Island, with stinted pines.
PENSACOLA FoRTIFICATIoNs.
Pensacola bay has rare properties as a harbor
1t is rev accessible to fTigates. The bar is near
the coast, and the channel across it short and
easily passed. The harbor is perfectly land-locked,
and the roadslead very capacious. There are ex-
celenu positions within for repairing, building and
launching vessels, and for docks and dock yards in
healthy situations. The supply Of good water is
abundant. These properties, in connection with
the position of the harbpr, regards the coast,
have induced the Government to select it as naval
station, and place OF rendezvous and repair. The
upper arms of Pensacola bay receive the \ elbow
Water Pea river Middle river, and Escambia
river, eleven miles from the Gulf.
The principal means of defence to the mouth OF
Pensacola bay and the naval station is Fort Pick
This fort is firstclass Fashioned fort, built
of New York granite, and situated on low ground
on the east point of Santa Rosa Island, long low
island, which completely shuts out Pensacola from
the 1t is so low that the in gale washes
its top. 1t is not more than one-fourth of a mile
wide The west point of this island is at the mouth
of Pensacola bay. The walls of the fort forty
five feet in height By twelve feet in thickness; it is
embrasured for two tiers of guns, which placed
under bomb proof casemates, besides having one
tier of guns en- barbette. The guns from this work
radiate to every point of the horizon, with flank
and enfladng fire at every angle of APPROACH
The work was commenced in 1928 and finished in
1858. 1t cost the Federal Government nearly one
million of dollars. When a war footing its
garrison consists of ,260 soldiers. Its armament,
only portion Of which is within its walls, con
SiSts Of
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lOtdl arlnanenI..-
The fire from this work completely covers the
navy yard The bar on the exterior of the Bay is
three miles distant, and beyond that there are no
facilities for hostile feet to lie in safety.
Fort McRae is situated on Fosters Bank aad
guards the west side of the mouth of Pensacola
Bay. 1t is Fashioned fort, built of brick mason
ry, with walls twelve feet in thickness 1t is en-
brasured for two tiers of guns, under bomb-proof
casemates, and has one tier JarJette. Its arma-
ment consists of $50 guns, and in time ofwar requires
garrison of $50 men. The work cost the Federal
Government about S400, 900. Its guns radiate to
every point of the horizon. 1t is a very effective
work. The full armament of the fort is not COM
plete, but a sufficient number of guns in bate
ry to make very good defence in CON junction
with Fort Pickens. Below this fort is water
battery, which mounts some eight or ten guns.
The interior of Fort McRae is provided with the
necessary shot furnaces, officers and soldiers
quarters, magazines, DC.
Fort Barrancas is on the north OF Pensacola Bay,
and directly fronting the entrance to its mouth
The work is erected on the site of an old Spanish
fort. The fort is Fashioned work, built of heavy
masonry, and mounts 40 guns, and in time of war
requires a garrison of $50 The armament of the
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Jack Sheppard the celebrated pedestrian, per-
formed the extraordinary feat of walking one hun
dred miles in one hundred consecutive hours, with
out sleep, at Indianapolis He began his tramp at
6 o'clock on Tuesday evening and ended at 10
o'clock on Saturday evening.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

SATURDAY, Jan. 26.
CQFFEE.-There some inquiry for Coffee today
but so far could learn no transactions effected
We would beg to refer to the regular weekly review of
Messrs. White & Elder to be found below:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee, Jan 10Th, 1861 "a 500 bags
Received since, per schr. "Rcdwing ....... 2750
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Muaetarr aHa commercial Rfbiftp,

SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
SATURDAY, January g. 1861
sl5U0 BAIT 6s, 1896 200 shs. North State
600 shs. n. C. Con. NJ CO. 30
NJ. Go 80 200 shs. Cambridge
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$50 "
Taken for Consumption 900 g


REMARKs-The market continues actige without change
in prices In addition to the transactions reported above
We note sales OF about 200 bags from hands at
Il to l5k cts. We quote prime Rio at Is cts good 12H
to l2& cts, fair u TO l2S cts common IL to 1IH cts
Java l6h 10 Il \ cts Laguayra l3 to Il cts.
NI-rrn.-
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There is to be grand calico ball at Washington
ON Wednesday evening next for the beBo6t of the
poor of the city.
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IONMIssIONER FROM ALABAMA

MONTGOMERY Jan. 26.-The Governor has ap-
pointed Hon. T. J. Judge Commissioner to Wash
ington to treat with the federal government in re-
aton to the forts, arsenas, and custom houses, etc.
in Alabama.
The Convention adjourns Tuesday to the 4th
of March,
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John Mitchell, the Irish patriot, is now residing
with portion of his family in Paris, No. IS Rue
de PEst His son. John Mitchell jun, is in the SER
vice of the State of South Carolina.
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The Norfolk Day Book says:
In snite Of the cry of dull times, there is search
ty of vessels in this port, and many of our mer-
chants are retarded in their operations, from
want of freight room.
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1t is the proud boast of the Catawba Indians in
MANY respects one of the noblest tribes of the
Aborigincs that they have ever been the friends of
the white man. The history of Carolina confirms
the assertion, and gives them a distinction which
they share with few of the tribes and nations of
Indians.
We have a striking and affecting proof of the
same spirit in offer which reached Gov. Pickens,
on W ednesday, from John Scott, the Chief of the
Catawbas, remaining in South Carolina. The SER
vices of all the fighting men of this glorious rem
nant are offered to Governor Pickens for ode
fence of the State in any manner he may employ
them"
An offer of thousand-fod force from anv other
quarter would not have been more welcome than
this instructive tribute of proud and noble race
whose ancestors often aided South Carolina in her
hour of need, and whom foreign gold and influence
could not detach from thei: friends.-CoWrter
1t is confidently reported, the Courier says, that
Mai Ripley is about to leave the city and State for
a sister Southern and seeded state
KEEP THE COTTON.
Let the patriots and planters of the South keep
supplies If our ports are blockaded, Europe will
find way to open them. We can live-our South
ern people-for we only send surplus crop to mar
ket. The Cotton States have only need to agree
in confederation, and independent power,
demand the recognition of Europe. Texas, alone,
was gladly acknowledged as SUCH and Great Britain
through her diplomates, tried her best to keep
her from entering the United States Confederacy.
With all the Cotton States united, we can bind the
world to pledges of recognition and even alliance
We declare our ports free to the trade of all the
world New England excepted; discriminate between
| Southern and Northern bottoms; issue letters of
! maroue and reprisal, and play such game with
| our blockading gentry will cure them verv soon
of their wsrliSe passions. Only be firm, trust no
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The excitement occasioned by the rumored at.
tack on the Navy Yard at Brooklyn, is denominated
the "Big New York Scare"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-06-14
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BIT TERSn


Tho rrorriciors aud manufacturers Of los
TETTEES CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TrpS can nrpcai with perfect confidence to
phvsicians and citiz,-s generally OF the tmicd
Stotcs. because the article has attained attpu'
totion heretofore unknown. few facts upon
this poin. will speak more powerfully man
volumes of bare assertion or bh2onug rnliery.
The consumption Of llostciicr's Stomacll-'lt-
ters FOR the last year amounted TO over hnl-
million bottles, and from It's manifest steady
increase in times past. 1t is evident Tint during
the coming year the consumption will reach
near enc million bottles This immense aw5unt
could never have been sold lui for ,Aa raro
medicinal properties contained 10 The pciaiA-
lion. and ihe sanction Of tl.2 most ltar.in.n.
physiciaus in those gc,,iou7 OF tN2 country
where tic article 81 best known, Who n"t oHly
recommend tho nittG5 to their patients, lai
are ready 40 all times to give test ''rn"Hl' 30 I'3
oli.acyiu an cases Of stowocie dol"u scman1
and he diseases resulting lhgc'.U9.
This is uota temporary popularity. o"''neN
by extraordinary Efforts IN Tie way OF uiuH-
pe.ing tha gu'li,.cs Of the Bi'Icrs, Lut su.l
estimation or an invaluable medicine, which Is
destined 10 be ns enduring rs iimc ITSELF
Uoslcucr's Stomach Biticrs have proved
n Godscnd ID regions where fever aud nsuc
md various other bilious conn laiuis haze
counted their victims ly hundreds. 20 be
able 10 STATE confidently chat tlc "Eilcrs'
are n certain cure for the Dyspepsia oud like
diseases, is TO the lgopNcor8 source Of I'M
auoyci pleasure Il removes MI morbid matter
from Tie stomach, ruriHe3 the blood, anu
iMparls renewed vitality TO the nervous SYSTEM
giving it that tons and energy i"i!-I enable
ier thc restoration OF health. 1t operates upon
. stomach, liver. Hna other digestive o'gJs,
mildly but powerfully, md soon rg-'ora' Iacm
t,,c'rtiiii0n essential 10 he h,..t.r IL. charge
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H NOWN ~ THE PATTON FARM" LY-
IN Ing on the Iliwusscc river, at the mouth #
Ococc, ten miles above Charloston in Poll. county,
TOM, containing, by estimation. GI2 acrcs--2ij
acres cleared and more good Land to ceur--CloLt
$50 acres Of Bottom gra--all in high state f
culliyn.ion-vith fine, large Erict Dwelling,
large barn md all necessary out-buildings. Euid
Farm IL well iimlorld and wutcrcG--watcr in sll
the fields, two good Springs, u coed Wcll nud Cis-
tern. Terms made cUsy,
Further information may be had from JUDGE
Guut and Thos. II. Galloway, Cleveland, Tenn; II.
C.Jackson and OHM Alexander, Athens. Tenn;
Robert Russell, Madisyu,i'lc Tcun or from IT,
subscriber J. H. ALLXANDER.
July Is, lS59--tc-5Ct
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Dec. 70, 1s5s-ly-.g5.
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Notice.
HOUSE Greek Malo & Fomalo Academ

Mouse Greek Male G Female Academy.
TENIiE EIGHTH SESSION OF THIS INSTI-
u tuition will commence on Monday 7th January,
1851 under the supcrncndcnce Of Prof a. A.
NEWMAN, with assistant
TERMS, Per Sesaioa Of 90 Wcehs, one hay in
odconcc dnd he remainder ct he close u the
SCSsioH:
Spelling, Readingand Writing, $500
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, Com
position and Defamation, 500
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Algebra, Gcomc-
try, Mathematics including Surveying, Moral
Science Logic, Rhetoric, &C., 1900
Latin, 1900
Contingent fee in advance, LOO
Boarding in good families convenient to the
School, (washing and lights eXtra,) per week from
1870 to $l,75. The Trustees have built num-
her of neat Cottages, for the accommodation Of
Students who wish to Board themselves.
No Student admitted for less than half session.
Deduction in cases Of protracted sickness only.
From the fine accomplishments and long expc-
ricncoof the Principal and thosuccess that has
attended his public examinations, heretofore, com
bined with natural advantages, tho Trustees take
pleasure in recommending this institution Of learu
ing as inferior to none in Fast Tepncssee.
InugTrpe