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New York Market.

Jan. 22-P. M-Cotton dull and heavy at Soc for
Flour heavy and common grades 10c lower only
a moderate demand at 81 75a7 50; extra state
trade brands closing heavy for low grades.
Whisky quiet; Western So 2la2 -.
Wheat dull and Spring 2a:.c lower; III g for a
new No. Milwaukee,; 81 IA choice amber do;
~ As white Michigan and 81 60 for unsound new
amber Michigan. Rye dull. Barley and Malt
eided change; S2aS3c for unscund and S5aSS for
sound mixed Western in store and delivered.
Oats lower and dull at 3Sa42c for unsound Western
and 54a55c for sound do.
Coffee firm: Rio full prices. Sugar quiet; Mus
eoyado b. Molasses quiet; New Orleans 81 lOa
l5 Porto Rico 60as0.
Petroleum dull and nominal at 33l2 for crude
and 55l5c for refined bonded.
Pork dull and loNer; $50 6219a50 90 for new
mess, closing ut - IS: regular g 5Oa9 20; old do
a23 so. Also 1850 bbls new mess for January,
February. March. and April delivery. sellers OPP
Beef firm at SIS 50aao 90 for new plain mess
Hams quiet at 81 50. Bacon dull. Cut meats
steady: 1la13c for shoulders; l519alS for hams
Lard heavy at l5I5alslS; latter an extreme
1000 bbls for February. sellers option, at lsc.
Butter dull ut 20a33c for Ohio, and 3a3sc FOL
State. Cheese quiet at 1llzal719
and nominal at Osllal0ss4. Gold rules firm open
ing at 1sel4 and advancing TO lSy5s. and CLOSING
at 1881. Government stocks dull and shade
lower.
Freights to Liverpool shade frmcr,
Weekly Bank Statement--Loans $23.311, 40
increase "A 10000; specie SIS, ae5, ia; decfeas
81 900 coo; circulation SO 475IO1; Increase 81 So0
0I0. deposits $lgs Sic 2fs: increase $700,000 ega
tenders ST., T99 S92; decrease SSO0,O0o.
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gone to pafts unbexnown 10 the subscriber. Capt.
Scott -whaf Sc y5asv
Harper Bros. Of New York. are no way connect
ed with Johuny Harper Of the fink Pardte-
For Cairo, Vera G-nz. CORDOBA. aad the cfty of
MeTico. dircct.---Tbe regular scmi-occasional
packet fer the above destination, to-day IS there
lite)abie Gus5srland. Captain Ben. T. Esan. offer
ing superior inducements to all the wandering
members Of Gideon's Rand, who are searching for
. home. We don't want to 30 70 Mexico. nor to
Cairo but If any other fellow docs. why the Cam-
5riand is the very boat for him to take this even
ing, at o'clock, and if he don't have good time
generally Tom Palmerston viii give him his mo-
ney back, st any time. and ship him on regular
Pittsburg, stern-wheel boat. In the emphatic
language Of Captain Brash we say. all aboard
Salts dictumi which being literally translated
raeans, tank enuf.
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CAPT Ben. F. EAeBS, of the Cumberland,
informs us that he received a letter from
Gen. Jno. S. Williams, the hero of Cerro
Gordo, from which we make the following
noble extract: k E 81
"It is all mistake about my going to
Mexico. shall share the fate of my people
whatever il may be. If the chiefs all go of,
what is TO become Of the braves who are left
behind? Ii is our duty to stay with them,
or to take them along astssssssr
A thrill Of regret pierced the heart of
every one of the old civilians Brigade T"
when they heard that their beloved " Old
Pap" as they used to call him, was about to
become an exile from his country and their
hearts viii nov be gladdened to know that
he does not intend TO leave them in the hour
Of their defeat and distress. A more chival-
ric heart never beat beneath a crusaders
shield than that which throbs in the manly
bosom Of Jno. s. Williams. .f15i
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DEPARTURES.

DEPARTURES.
j. r. Webb
Ne,csboy. huntsville.
The steamer Rcbeeea win leave this evening, at
4s'clock, for Louisville and Cincinnati. Captain S.
7. Hildreth in command and the Bruce brothers
ut the wheel. To those who have travelled on this
fne side-wheel steamer we need say nothing of
her splendid accommodations or her manly Off
GERS.
The Hasaaa win leave early this morning for
Cincinnati.
The steamer TStOhs. Captain Hartman. win leave
on Thursday the 18th inst, for Cairo, Memphis
and New Orleans.
The bully Csssbsriaad arrived from Cairo and
elsewhere. yesterday evening. with a most excel
len, packet trip. Her cargo consisted Of loo sacks
oats $50 sacks corn. and go bbls flour; her cabin
was crowded With PASSENGERS. among whom were
the Rev. Bishop Qrintard. Col. r. w. johnson
Professor Wines. member Of the Legislature from
Montgomery. and Major VIM. X. Pcston, membei
from Shelby. 1858
Ths Lnspersai, ice-bound. has gone into winter
quarters AZ Cairo, her crew has been discharged
| and zhejs idly wsitinE for " brcsk-up."
| Captain Frank Grssey has finished his pes
shsrf boat, and dropped her down TO the wharf il
Ciarkssils. and is now coating ON the full tide
| successful experiment. Long may he wave,
Before the war. rhen the 0bsas-ss Of the elder
\ and golden time foarished. when the immcrsa
SaHis Hrss was in the zenith Of her glorious re
nown. and the Saa KirkAan handed her nam
down 10 postsrity-post paid-no man was 50 pep
| nlar on the Cumberland river as tho genial Capt
Jay ves Throop. This gallant old mariner hs
recently begun his fearth voyage on the suRn
| 80 matrimonial. Nay prospereus ralr- attcn
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European Markets.

HALIFAX, Jan. 2O.-The steamship Asia. from
Liverpool on the morniug of the 9th. and Queens
town the 9TH. arrived here this morning Her
dates are two days later.
I.tvKRPoor, Jan. 6-Cotton-The regular week
ly report Of the co.ton.market. was forwarded by
the Nova Scotia. Manchester market active;
prices tend downward.
Breadstuffs dull end still declining. Wakefield.
Nash 4 Co. and Richardson. Spence 4 Co. report
-four duh and nominal. Wheat very dull and ID
lower winter red l0s 4dfto los Cd. Corn inactive
at 29s to 29s Cd for mixed.
Provision dull. Bigland 4 Gordon and Bruce
A Co. report bacon fat; beef steady; pork, no
sales; lard inactive Mt 6s to g. butter quiet and
steady.
The brokers circular reports sugar easier and6d
lower. Coffee firm. .f..
Baulk, English 4 Co. report pctroleumseist a
g Cd to 2s lid for refined.
LoSDoS-Baring's circular reports wheat dull
and Is lower. Flour scarce: American 27s. Sugar
Inactive and partially lower. Tea tending down
ward Petroleum lower. Sc 4d.for refined.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. g. Eyening-Cotton quiet, will
downward tendency, and exporters Of breadstuf
very dull. Provisions quiet and steady.
LospoS, Jan, g. Eysning-Colsols for m none
S5f1S73<; II. s. 5-2)s. So English shares. 561za
81. Illinois Central 763<d76L.
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The TnausIe's zocidenf Insurance Company.
---0ur readers win notice the statement OF
this company in another column Il will
be seen. that they have bona fde capital Of
nearly 100000. Accidents are frequent
both while remaining at home, and while
travelling; il costs bat little to insure against
casualties, and We advise everybody 10 call,
on our friends Joseph Nash and P. p. Peck,
for policies.
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COURIER Orrrcr, Jan. 2z-The meeting Of the
Merchants Exchange to-day was as large as usual
with but few transactions reported. Cotton APP
pears TO be in fair demand despite the depression
elsewhere, with sales Of low middling at 4Sc, a
sale of bales at 441c ane Is balse mixed at Sses
44Ixc For mess pork there was n moderate de-
mand. with a SIDE Of SO bbls at ss$29, and round
lot offered at $3.50. Grain is in steady demand
cc-n at 80aS3c for shelled, and sale OF l0O bags
oats Mt Soc in bulk which indicates more firmness.
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FAMILIES and merchants will consult
their interests by visiting T. J. Hopkins,
Grocer and Forwarding and Commission
Merchant, No. II Public Square, east side.
His stock Of wines, liquors, -four and other
articles in his line, is full, and of the very
best quality. Notwithstanding he IL crowded
with customers, he will be able TO accommo-
date others who may desire to select from
his ample and superior stock. Go, reader,
and see for yourself
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The Labor guestiOa.-At the present time,
much difficulty Is experienced in obtaining
laborers, both in the city and country moi
only Is this the case in various localities
throughout the South, but the same scarcity
is felt at the North. General Fisk lately
received communication from a railroad
company in Michigan, asking for 400 ne
groes TO work on the road, but the request
could not be granted. From forty to fifty
negroes enter into contracts Mt the Office OF
Judge Lawrence every day, large number
being discharged soldiers. We learn that a
portion Of them go into various parts of this
State, and quite a number into other South
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-24

VIZ call attention TO the advertisement Of
J. X. Winbourn q Co, proprictors of the
City Hotel, by which il viii be seen that
their prices for rent and board hsve..been re-
dnced. Ii would NOT, by any means, be die
advantageous TO the travelling public, il a
reduction of this kind would become the or
der Of the day, as present prices are very
highly inflated.
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FREEDMES's AFFAIRS IN WusoN.-We
are happy to learn that through the good
sense and management of the agent of the
Freedmen's Bureau in this place, nearly or
quite all Of the idle negroes have hired
themselves for the present year. The pre-
ysiling price is $50 and $500 per year for
grown negro men, and $50 for women, in
Guiding board. The negroes generally show
a disposition to 60 back to their old masters.
-Leknnon HennLd
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Tennessee and Aiabana and Csatrdf Souts
ern Rdiiroads are gratifed to Learn
that this important railroad connection, un
der the management Of Its present energetic
and efficient superintendent, Mr.. j. b. VAN
DySE, has 80 perfected its arrangements a.
TO insure speedy travel and transportation
for the heavy business which the increasing
demands Of the country viii require. 1t
prompt and attentive agents and courteous
and accommodating conductors add greatly
to the satisfaction Of those brought in con-
tact with them.
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Discharged. Two negroes, arrested Few
days since for attempting to pass counter
i'at $50, were tried yesterday before Squire
Afeacham, and as no evidence was sddnced
Sufficient to justify their detention, they were
discharged They gave their names as Jas.
Smith and John Shackelford.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-24

We are informed by the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court that his name has been given in
some Of the city papers as Judge of this
court. John NJ. Lea is Judge, and David
c. Lore, Clerk. No important business
came up Yesterday.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-24

Real Esfate Agent.--W~ direct attention to
tbs advertisement Of our friends, Newsom,
Moore a Co, Real Estate Agents. The
members Of the firm are old residents of
this city, and men of energy. We bespeak
for them a liberal share Of patronage in
their line ofbusiness.
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We were glad to see in the city yesterday,
ID. w. Rowland, the very able and efficient
superintendent Of transportation on the Lou
isyille and Nashville Railroad. He visits
the city on business connected with the
Road.
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We beg leave 70 recomend 10 shs aissp-
fien and confidence Of our people, Gin. n.
B. Resrce, who has recently opened a
huslzess in our city as Wholesale Grocer.
Commission Merchant and Cotton and To-
bacco Factor, n No. AZ South Msrker street.
Gen. p. was AZ Oak Hills with HcCrlloch,
snd displayed the same energy, boldne~ and
fairness IN sctioa that he nov propos<s 70 do
Ia busipt~s We welcome him 10 the city
aud reconmcnd him 70 the ssseuiioH and
refrcnsss q our people Is
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-24

THE bridge over the Hatchie river on the
Memphis and Ohio railroad is completed
and the first train passed over on the 10th
instant.
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ASCE CouPANx.----The 0fhee Of this old
and reliable Company WIN be removed ON MON
DAY sth instant. 60 rooms In the Bank Of the
Union. where they win be pleased to zoe their
friends. Parties wishing either Marine or Fire
Insurance. will Dc well to cali upon this Company
ier iAir rates s1a prompt psymen, In case ef ios-
iani-2w B&u
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-24

Sapreme Court. The equity docket of the
9Th Circuit was finished yesterday. The
Criminal docket Of the same circuit will be
commenced to-day.
The following opinions were delivered on
cases heretofore submitted:-
Carter VS.. Foster: BY Judge Hawkins.
Judgment affirmed
Davidson Co. VS.. Degrove: By Judge Haw-
kins. Judgment affirmed.
j. j. Mathewson ct al. VS.. A. X. Davis ct
al: BY Judge Hawkins. Reversed and re-
nianded.
Wilson vs.. Lyle; BY Judge Shackelford.
Reversed and remanded.
DE Wolf vs. Link: BY Judge Shackelford
Judgment affirmed.
Northwestern r. r. VS.. james, executor !:
BY Judge Campbell. Judgment reversed.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river Is on stand. with about ten feet of
water on the shoals. but the recent rain viii pro-
badly raise the river to-day or tomorrow.
ARRIVALS.
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SAMUEL DONELSON,
A t t o r. N e y at L n Wv,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
OFFICE, NO. ss1z CHERRY STREET
UPSTAIRS.

Prompt Attention Giren 70 Collections.
Caruthers 4 Cooper. Nashville. Tennessee
Guild, Smith L Guild, Nashville, Tennessee.
Hon. Bale Peytor. Nashville, Tennessee.
Hon. j. B. White. Nashville, Tennessee.
Hlllman, Brother Sons, Nashville, Tennessee
dee5-ly a n RI n
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cALL 81 Beasens AasIs sssss ~ Union street II
yea want . eheap Albsn. Writing Dask. Port
fells. or anythins IN the shape q Christmas
prsssnt. g We are selling Al cost 70 close out.
tD>s--df
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Educate Your Children.

The Seminary nor Young Ladies'
In the large and elegant Kirkmsn Building. cor
ner Of Summer and Cedar streets Offers very
superior advantages. Boarding and Day
School.
True Scholarship. Order. Moral and Social
Culture. are the leading ideas in this Institution
In addition TO the regular English course. Music.
and the French classes. there are now more pupils
in Latin In this School, 1t Is believed. than in any
ever conducted in this city.
The MKT SESSION win open on MONDAY.
January %. Pupils may enter on the frst Of
January, however. and be better prepared for the
ensuing session. w. T.. WARD,
p. O. BOx 4as. Principal.
dcc2s-1m
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PRIVATE MEDICAL ADvIcE-Read DIR.
Whittiers advertisement in another column.
ian23-,rn
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THE NEXT SESSION OF MISS oBRYAN's
SCHOOL. ON NORTH VINE STREET. WILL
BEGIN MONDAY. JANUARY TWENTY
NINTH. jan6--lm.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Classical, Mathematical ana English
sehool..---Ths Exercises Of my School will be
resumed on MONDAY. THE FIRST OF JANU-,
AIRY, 1856. in the Rooms in the Southeast corner
of the First Presbyterian Church. Entrance
from Spring street. Additional Pupils can be
received. NATH. Cross.
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WE are indebted-to E. P. Cone, newsdeal-
er, for papers in advance of the mail.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


V,HE INSOLVENCY OF TIE PERSONAL
il Estate of the late II. N. MeNeiry having been
suggested TO the Clerk Of the County Court for
Davidson county, an order was made on ma. 70
claims arainst said Estate 70 die them with tho
Clerk Of the County Court for Davidson county.
or before the 1oth day " May s65. or The claims
"i ian is 'sss's' '- A. @. MERRITT. Admir-.
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The Robbery on Locust Street. We pub
lished day or two since, the alleged rob
berry Of Captain Ray--or wray-near 10.
the robbery was certainly committed in a
very mysterious manner. Yesterday, VIC
were informed by detective Caveft, that he
had arrested die said Captain Wrays at the
instance Of a Col. Beach, who it appears had
given Wray the sum Of So, 006 to be laid out
in the purchase Of mules We understand
that both Of the parties have been living in
East Tennessee, near Bulls Gap. 1t Is
thought that the robbery did not take place,
as sufficient proof cannot be obtained in its
support Capt. Wray was afterwards re-
leased, we believe on parole.
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Louisville Market.

PrrrsBuRs, Jan. 28-River six feet six inches
full of ice and falling.
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SELL 1oUn uzlccRnkSf nsDsxx
The sollouing are tzesntes paid 81 1t40s. s..
MARI, BROKER. cornSt Of Ufion and College
streets, for uncurTent money. These quofa<ions
are liable to fuctnzte. bst may be depended oa
for sufficient length Of time for remittances to
be received b. nail or express. if forwarded with
outdelay.
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LoxK JAcKlll A large lot Of this SUPERIOR
SMOKING TOBACCO. For sale at
FosrER BRorHKRs.
dsci2-tE
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A SYsr 90, Of PURE SPICES. suited for Chris.
mas times. Per sale At
a fosFER BR0rHKRs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DAVIDSON COUNTY RAILROAD
peyps WANTED by
J. L. 4 R...W. BROWN.
jane0-a Ssis Union street.
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A LLPzRsONs HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
~ she E<,eie u 6snuei y. Banks. deccN<d. xs
them Al Judge Guild 4 sniths eaice, On. Cedar
street, for pkymcni; and al psF>on< ipas1ted %
ssid Estate. VIII please isane fsIFsrI sd nzke
jsn1~iw- Err d ssmae' n. Bank.
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a 900 cATAWn6 Craps VINE ROOTS
O.IUjI of three year. growth. ~ tae tf<t 4aes
ifvs for al. IN any quantity. AZ ny Hpr<I-4
asilsiis. fsanssss and a z III; sol 1 "a
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A CARD.

WITH THE VIEW OF RETIRING FROM
w business, on account Of declining health. /
have disposed Of my entire stock Of Drugs, Med
icines etc, 20 Messrs. X. p. JENKINS x CO.,
No 80 Market street. / take this opportunity 70
return my thanks to the public for the very liberal
patronage which has been extended to me for .
number Of years. snd hespeak continuance Of u
TO my successors. whom most heartily recommend
e. business men Of experience. Application; sner-
~ and integrity. 7. WELLS.
aecg2-lm.
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HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
II Nashville. has taken Office at No. 60 Cherry
Street. near Cedar Street. janl-lm.
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DRs. r. C. POSTER AND J.R. BUST
TENDER THEIR PROFESSIONAL sERYI-
OrYrcE-NO. washington Block.
Corner Church and High streets,
If Nashville. tennessee.
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CANDIDATES.
For Constable.

We are authorized to announce A. j. Creighton
ms a candidate for Constable at the ensuing March
election. ta
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The Board met yesterday, at $50 p. NJ,
Alderman Creighton in the chair.
The following reports were read and re-
ceived ~
Water Tax Collectors, (E. B. Garrett)
showing the following amounts received since
report Of sth inst -
Collections &4 W
Five per cent 1870
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For County Judg,
For Atterney General,

Ware authorized to announce VIM. A. Gienh
as a candidate for County Judge of Dayidso
eounty Mt the ensuing electi0n.
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Central Railroad Bank 81
Georgia Railroad and
Banking Company 81
Bank Of Middle Ga......7C
Marine Bank.....-----7C
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For Revenue COLLECTOR

VIZ are authorized to announce VIM. ID.
Robertson, of Whites Creek, tor the office Of
Revenue Collector. Of Davidson county, at the
ansu;ny March election. jan16-td
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-24

We are authorized to announce SAMUEL DosKIf
son, ESQ.,, of Nashville. as a candidate for Attor
| ney General. for the District composed OF tn
counties of Williamson. Sumner and Davidson
:. a.. ans,;nv alect;on ja2 'G6-td
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REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
NATER WORKS.

A bill authorizing the Committee ON Pub
lie Schools 10 take such measures as may be
necessary TO furnish further school accom-
modations, was taken up, and by suspen-
sion Of he rules, passed the third reading.
A bill authorizing the building Of side
walks along aich streets as are now, or may
hereafter be, raised above high water mark,
,,....,,l ,l,r..e readtuse
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-08-17
re1HE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
NO ID s WASHINGTON ST

no. d., S. WASHINGTON ST.
VIM. i, CAKN E.................P RINCIPAL
Will open lis Fall term on Monday, September
10th, as Boarding and Day School for YOUNG
LADIES and GIRLS.
The scnool rooms are we'll situated and COM
modious; the apparatus for illustration COM
plcte in al departments; the course OF studies
thorough; the method Of teaching according to
the most approved modern standards the dis
cipline suited to Il school of high grade, and the
mum Der OF, students limited.
Lectures, illustrated throughout by copious
experiments and specimens, on the Fridays Of
each week, open to friends invited by the pupils
Vocal Calsthcnics, for training and strength
cning the organs Of speech; and Photography,
Il method of writing English at ten times the
ordinary speed taught in the Institution.
The Department of Music is in charge Of Prof
JOS G. Foertsch, who descryedIy stands at the
head of his profession in this section of country.
Painting and Drawing by the most sk;llful ar
fists, and at their rates.
Pcnmanshp under the supervision of Mr..
Charles L. Gregory, graduate of the Washing
ton Commercial College, (without extra CHARGE
TERMS (per school-y ear)-Board and tut ion
$500; Tuiton $50 to $50, including all extras
payable quarterly in advance. Apply at No.
II, south Royal, or l2l Duke ST., or by letter.
Circulars at the bookstores in atcw days. [au6-tf
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AEoUIsToN.-Sheriff Turton, Of Prince
Georges county, Maryland, was in this city
;Ais morning, with a requistion from Gov.
Swami, for Ann Lee, the negro woman, the
.;iend Of Richards, one Of the murderers of
ne late Mr.. Lyles, in whose possession was
.c1nd the dress Of Mrs Lyles'. Mr. Turton
cit during the day with his prisoner, for Up
)a2 Marlboro, where she will be confined with
he four men who have been arrested for Mr..
.yes, murder.