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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-21
PROPOSED SCHOOL TAX.
Special school Tag Proposals by tho

To the electors, patrons of the Public Schools
and friends Of education in Storey County:
In assuming the management Of the Pub
lie Schools, In their respective districts, tho
undersigned found them in such a condition
Of pcconiary embarrassment that 1t will be
necessary in their judgment, either to close
the Schools on or about the LIST Of May prox-
limo, or to adopt prompt and efficient meas
| ures to procure the necessary means for their
| continuance to the LIST Of November, 1857,
when the proceeds of the County School tax
for the following, School year will begin to
| how into the treasury. The undersigned
therefore consider it q duty they owe the
| public to lay before you = few facts touching
| the ~pecuniary condition Of the department,
its wants, and the measures best adapted, IN
their judgment, TO meet the emergency, ana
respectfully solicit your consideration and
approval OF their plan to procure the requir-
ed means.
The law makes no provision for borrowing
money to meet an emergency like the present.
Section SO Of the School law provides that
"The Board of Trustees Of any School Dis
| trict NAV when in their Judgment it is advis-
able, call an election, and submit to the quail
| fled electors Of the district, the question
whether q tax shall be raised TO furnish ad-
ditional school facilities for said district or to
keep any school or schools in such district,
open for q longer period than the ordinary
funds will allow, or for building an addition
al school-house or houses, or for any TWO or
all these purposes"
It is the deliberate opinion Of the under
| signed, that q special tax should be lowed on
he property in the several School Districts
in the County, tina. will produce the sums
required.
present year have been expended in main.
tanning the Schools to the present time, and
all the funds that now remain u~nexpended
in the County Treasury have been credited to
- c.lu.l D;,tr;,fso a fo1lnwa fO.Uif .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUT TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON. tho woria-reuowned
Astrologtst and Somuamoullsiic Clairvoyant, while
IN a clairyoyant state, deuneates the very features Of
the person you are 10 marry. and by the aid Of an
Instrument OF intense power, known a. the Psyche
motrope. guarantees TO produce a perfect and life
Ike picture Of tho future husband or wife Of the
applicant, with cate Of marriage, occupation, lead
iuS traits Of character. SC. This Is no imposition.
as testimonials without number can assert. By
stating place OF birth, ase. disposition. color OF eyes
and hair, and enclosing any cents. and stamped en-
yelope addressed TO yourself. you will receive the
picture BY return mall. together with desired infor-
nation. Address In confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE
RrSfS9roS. p, u. Box ~. West Troy. n. Y.
lap5lyl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-21

Belcher Mining Company-Assess-
ment Notice-Baldwin Company and Aberna.
THE Company.-Notice Is hereby given, that at
q meeting Of tho Trustees OF the above named
companies. held this day, an assessment Of Five
Dollars (eS per share was levied oil zach and
every share Of The capital stock OF each OF
the above named companies. payable imme.
distely to the Secretary, at the Belcher office.
virginia, Nevada. in United States gold coin.
Any stock on which said assessment shall re.
main unpaid on THURSDAY. April 25th,
1867, will Be advertised on that day as delinquent.
and unless payment shall be made before, will
be sold on Monday, May 9th. 1867. to
pay said delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of TrusteeI.
Fl. B~RUCKMANN. Sec'y.
ylrrinia, New, Mar. o5. 1867. mr26.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-21

A YorSo LADY returning 10 her country
home. amer a Sojourn of q few months In the city.
WAS hardly recognized by her Trends. In place OF a
eo,rsr. rustic, flushed ace. she had a son ruby COM
plexion OF almost marble smoothness. and instead
OF twenty-three she really appeared but eighteen.
she plainly told them that she used the Circnssian
balm, and considered it an Invaluable acquisition
10 any LAdy's toilet. BY Its use any Lady or Gen
tlenen can improve their personal appearance an
hundred fold. II Is simple In Its combination, a.
Nature herself Is simple, yet unsurpassed In Its Ell
cacy IN drawing impurities nom, also healing, clean.
sing and beautiyins the skin and complexion. BY
is direct action on the cuticle Il draws from It all
It's Impurities. kindly healing the same. aud leaving
the surface a Nature intended It should 10, clear,
son, smooth and beautiful. Price 81. sent by Nal
or Express, on receipt Of an order by -.
W. l.. CLARK s GO, Chemists, -
Nc. West fayetie ST.. Syracuse, n. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale OF the same
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summons.
STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ST0.
y REY. In Justice Court. Gold Hill Township,
No. 3, before w. N. Hall. Justice of the Peace.
e. C. Cook, plaintiff. VS.. James Gallup. dc.
PENDANT.
The State of Nevada sends TO james Gallup.
greeting: You are hereby summoned to appear
before me, Justice Of the Peace IL and for Gold
Hill township No. 3, County and State azores Id,
at my ONCE In Gold Hill. on the Goth day Of June,
A. ID. 1867, NJ 10 O'Clock A. ". Of that day, to m.
swer the complaint Of E. c.. Cook wherein he
claims to recover tho sum Of sls9 s0.lOU dollars,
principal. and interest, on your certain promis
sorry note, made In favor Of WIN. s. Burns & Co.,
or order. February "a, 1865. for !sl44, bearing in.
ter st at . per cent. per month from date. And
you arc hereby notified that If You fall to appear
and answer the complaint az aforesaid, Judg.
ment will BE- taken against you for the sum Of
SIS 80 and costs Of suit.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said county,
greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of May,
A. d. 1856, w. n. HALL,
Justice Of the Peace, Gold Hill Township, No. 3.
internal Revenue stamp, fhy cents.l
Estate stamp, Atty cents myl6,td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-21

Ladies' suffering from any complaint incidental
to their sox, can consult the Doctor with the ~.
gurance Of relief,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-21

In the two frstnamed districtsthe amounts
will probably be equal to the April School
bills, but not for the two last named districts.
From the State apportionment, payable in
July, it 10 probable that a sum in the vicinity
Of one thousand dollars will be due Storey
County, and from other sources it is possible
that enough will come into the treasury to
swell the sum to an amount equal to the sup
mort of the Schools for one month. There
will then remain five months to the first Of
November, for which means should be pro-
yided for the maintenance Of the Schools.
The estimated expenses for the several
School Districts per month, and for the entire
term Of five months, are as follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-21

President Board Of Tow Trusteen
Fl. G. NAMING. Clerk.
Gold Hill. May 10, 1867. mylO.n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-21

DR. JULIEN PERRAULT, DOCTOR OF
~ Medicine OF the Faculty Of Paris. Graduate
ofthe University Queens College, and Physician
Of the St. John Baptiste Society Of San Fran
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-30

New York yesterday as follows:
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Nashville Dry Goods Trade

NASHVILLE, Jan. 80
The market continues dull, and the de-
mand for dress goods is becoming more
limited every day. They are sold out at a
sacrifice. Woolens are in fair request, and
there has been great demand for ticking,
and at one time the market was almost eK-
hausted. The stocks on hand are now
good. Preparations are being made for
the Spring trade, and the indications are
that the stocks will be large.
Below we give the quotations for few
leading articles:
PR1NTs.-l2]5al9e per yard.
. IICKINGS. 6GCOnnestOga Al, 5Uc; do extra, Al,
55e; Eagle Al. 45c; lower brands. 250331sc.
SCOTCH GINGHANs.-25 10 45c; Chambreys, 80
TO 37}5c.
All Wool FLAyNRLs.-r3lIz to Cos.
BLANKETs.-S2 so TO $40 per pair
AMERICAN DELAINEs.-25c.
Dress GoODs.-In great variety az 221zr to 81.
ALL WoOL DELAINEs.-i5 10 55c.
FANCY SATIEETs.-S7Ikc to 81.
Ala. Wool CAsSIMERES.-$l 10 s..
BALMORAL SKIRTS. $4,000 per dOz.
SKIRT BRAIDs.-8l per dog
THREAD.-NictOria, l215c per doz; do 100 yards.
25c; Coats, 200 yards, 81 10.
BRoWN SHEETIyQs. Virginia, "a, Ne; Car
rol, rs, l9c Augusta. 10, zoe; Tennessee pre-
MUM, "A. DC; Augusta do, 221ze; Pacific A, "A,
2tc.
HEAVY CoTToN PIADs-2716 TO Csc: cotton
stripes, 70 to 25c; Apron Checks, . to Soc.
LINsET5.-Athletic, "a. Z9c; W esterlyH, T.
3Je; White rocks 3 T. 4Oc; A. good. 40 10 blc.
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Receipts by Rail.

n. & c. RAILROAD, Jan. 29.-l53 bales
cotton, Dbl and % pieces iron, 9 dry
hides, boxes apples, box, 6 sacks dried
fruit.
L. & n. RAILROAD, Jan. 29.-l car
cattle, ITO sacks corn, 800 sacks oats, 49
bales hay, 80 bbls -four, G tierces bacon, z
bbls coal oil, case merchandise, boxes
books, 8 bbls, box and AZ bags seed, Z
pIoughs, l ton pig iron, separator,
thumb shaft, ! box stationery, IS pieces
and cask hardware, top plates, lS boxes
cheese, 9 stoves, IS pots, bales heaters
box c. cards, bundle hoes, 4 bundle:
shoyels, bbls beans, case tobacco box
glassware, box suudries.
By RIyER.-Steamsr Nashville, from
CaiTo.-ll8 hhds sugar, IA bbls molasses
20 half bbls do, 6l3 bbls -four, 100 bags o.
salt, 70 sacks coffee packages wheelbar
rows, lot of moving plumber case pre-
serves, . tierces rice, u casks bottled
ale, 10 bbls pecans, 10 bbls oranges, 81
thousand shingles, several lots sundries.
Steamer J. L. Graham, Up Rirer.-39l
bbls petroleum, 1850 sacks corn, lots o
sundries.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Jan. % Nashville, from Cairo.
J. L. Graham, Mauinshurg.
DEPARTED.
Tyrone, for Cairo.
LEAVING TO-DAY.
J. L. Graham. Bnrksxille.

L liza lN6 Ab-tA l.
J. L. Graham, Burksville.
Fhe Cumberland was swelling little yes
terday, with four feet on Harpeth Shoals
In the morning there was 4 slight fall of
snow
The Nashville, which arrived from
Cairo, reports the ice heavy in the low er
Ohio. She got through it without accident,
bringing up a large Cargo. The Nashville
departs on her return to Cairo tomorrow
The J. L. Graham arrived from Martins
burg, Upper Cumberland, at 9 A. NJ. Capt
Goad reports the river rising little, and
three feet water on Sand Shoals. The
Graham was drawing that much water, and
rubbed slightly in getting over. She de-
parts again for Up river parts at 4 P. NJ.
to-day, She had good trip It's viii be
seen By he's manifest in the proper place
The Tyrone got off at her regular hour,
and moved beautifully on the water. She
did not take ont much freight, being un-
willing to receipt through for the present.
A dispatch from Cairo, dated the 26 saws ::
The ice run very heavy last night and
this morning out OF the Ohio, but it IS much
thinner this afternoon. The gorge at Dog
tooth IS still very firm, and did not break
up as reported yesterday. The ice Is run
ming ont of the Mississippi, but il forms be-
low the gorge.
The ice is quite heavy between here and
Columbus, but packets make regular trips.
An immense quantity Of freight has ac-
cumulated here, awaiting shipment South.
A dispatch Of the same date from Pitts
burg says:
The weather remains intensely cold and
every department of trade is frozen up-no
prospect Of navigation being resumed this
| month. Boatsmen are anxious to get away.
WeatherWise parties predict this kind Of
of weather till March.
The Louisville Courier of yesterday says
On the fails, last evening there were
three feet nine inches water in the pass,
down the Indian chute, and falling, with
considerable ice in the river.
The barometer was steadily rising yes
terday, but in the evening it appeared to be
inclined to fall, though going down slowly.
A weatherWise prophet, however, an ice
dealer, has predicted that the hardest or
coolest weather of the winter win be be-
tween the 20 and 3Oth of the month. We
are glad he does not postpone it till next
month, as it will now soon be over.
The river at Cincinnati at noon yester-
day had risen few inches in the previous
| twenty-four hours.
The Clifton, Capt. Stein, came in from
Cincinnati yesterday morning, and has
laid up at the city wharf. She left Cincin-
natl Saturday evening, and had a pretty
rough time working her way through the
ice, though uninjured The ice was the
heaviest at the head of six mile island.
We announced the arrival of several
boats from lower ports yesterday, all Of
which have gone into winter quarters at
the foot of the falls, and the crews paid of,
This includes the J. H Groesback, Kenton,
Ida Norvell, and Emma Floyd. The
Argosy has been laid mp at the head of the
canal.
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THE CITY.
RATEs or ADVEBTEsIN q.

Ten lines Of solid uonparet make one square
Yearly advertisers viii be entitled 10 dls
Fverv other day To- O. ID Advertisements Will
he CHARGED two-thirds az above rate ~
Advertisements inserted IN the ~ eehls
viIi be charged one dollar Square loF III N
sorfian and fftv cents each additional insertion.
IN the Weekly. one dollar square Tor eaon
insertion. go. .a .,.o 1;,o
erst ard no cents line every additional inser-
ton. TN - ,h,r,.3 n
the rate of 81 cents p square s..r a.,
'N III s1lvr-tisaFncrts are due from date Of hrst
Insertion. Hereafter the cash system WI 4s
adhered 10. and no transient adv ertisen WIN
r. o. DUNsfEGToE Co.
Union and DispGtch.
RnrFRTs. WATTFRsoE PUhfi''
Banner.
Travis WIHHAM. for
Press and Times Co
Nashville. Tenn. Jon. 2, l55l.
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Cincinnati Marker.

CrNCIxNATI, Jan. 29.-Plour and grain IN
changed and steady. Cotton irraer. holders
asking 81 lzc, and but little Offering. Whisky
dull at 25c in bond. Hogs arm aud buOyant at
81 40 to s. =. Receipts 5000. Provisions firm
but unchanged. Mess pork SD $500 so. Bulk
meats quiet but held firmly at 75469ze for
shoulders and sides. Hams. Ii Sc loose. and l2c
packed. Lard IN &c. and but little demand.
Clear bacon sides in demand at BE Shoulders
dull and can be bought at 1910. Groceries Arm
and unchanged. Butter lc higher. Eggs ad-
-.paaJ 20 go nd eearga
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/ meeting NI tue fNthAAFANr mum tAAE Atssh
| Sabbath In January, 90 the last Sabbath in
/ October. Of each year. All Of which Is re-
| spectfullv submitted.
A.G. ADAMS, Secretary.
After the reading of report the following
| persons were appointed TO wait on the meet
| ing for the purpose Of enrolling members
and receiving their contributions, VIZ; DR.
! Paul +. Eve. Hugh Carroll T. ID Fite, III.
| II AEcAHster. James Wheeles, Bradford
/ Nichol, J. Hin Eabin, II. c. Shepard, J.
5. Carries. r. G. Jamison, J. G.. Ogden, III.
| q Scovel and r. z. Hunter, which result
ed i'm the enrolment of four life members,
| and two hundred and thirty seven member
who contributed an aggregate OF $40 80,
| ofwhich S239 20 was paid in cash
The following churches reported as CO.
operating with the society Fint Presby-
terrain Church, Reformed Presbyterian
Church. Second Presbyterian Church, First
Baptist Chnrch, First Cumberland Preshy-
terrain Church, Second Cumberland Pres
hvterian Church, Chery street Baptist
! Church Polk avenue Baptist Church,
Mckendrec ,Melhodistl Church, Mulberry
street Methodist Church, Summer street
Methodist Chapel, Tulipstreei( Methodist
B Church. FdgeGeld Presbyterian Church
Christ Church lEPi5oopaD Christian
Church. Methodist German Church, iuthe
. | ran German Church
r The enrolment of members being com
b / pieted, the report o. the Executive Com.
mittee was taken up, and on motion O
c. Rev Mr. Bunting vas received sud adopt
. / "a bv the society.
Z The following officers were then elected
A g. Adams President
2 Mortimer Hamilton, Vice President
@ j S. Carols. Secretary.
A. Nelson, Treasurer
e Isaac Paul, Jacob Jungermsn, ". h
J Wharton, Geo. Beckworth and ". }
Cochran, Managers.
n After the singing OF another hyInn, ihl
& meeting was addressed by Rev. X. A
4 Young. n. D., on the value on the Bible
. N the close Of which the society adJournet
The exercises were concluded with II
dorology and apostolic benediction.
This was one Of the largest meeting i
b. the interest Of the Bible cause ever held
Nashville.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-30

INrERRsrrNG RELIGIOUS SERVICE
We are graiifed to learn that series OF
meetings has been held for week IN the
First Presbyterian Church, corner Church
and Summer streets, which is increasing in
interest. The pastor is assisted by the
Rev. DIR. Nall. for many years a successful
minister Of the city Of Mobile. There Is
preaching daily at l01 A. N. and P. N;
NE trna the good work may go forward
until all the churches in our city shall
enioy time Of refreshing from the pres
cnce of the Lord
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-30

THE CoEcERr To-NIaHr.-Let none OF
of our readers forget the concert of Mr..
Toaso and his admirsble assistants tonight
at Masonic Temple The entertainment
will be one Of rare interest Mr.. George
Taylor. a well-known musician Of this city
will preside al the.piano. The hcnse should
he flied 10 repletion.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-30

RELEASE FROM Jan or CaARGE OF
BraAMY.-By order Of Esquire W. A.
Mathews, J r. DAVIS, who was confined in
our city Jail 90 n charge OF bigamy, was
released from custody on yesterday morn
ing about eleven O'Clock, the proof against
him and the extent Of the alleged oAense
not being sufficient TO Justify his further
tefpnfinn
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The stocks held in interior towns, not in
GUIDED in the reports are as folIows:

The receipts including the stocks held
in the interior towns, now foot up some
thing over million bales. Our table also
shows that the amount taken for consump-
ton is nearly $4,000 bales
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-30

ON or LrMBo.-Orylls Belts, sent 10
Jail on a charge Of larceny was released on
yesterday, - having given security for
costs in the case. Oryille was much elated
and Bas that be will never drink any
more We hope he never will
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-30

WANTS TO LEARN A TRADE.-A young
man who was in the Confederate army IN
Virginia, and lost leg in the service, as
in the city, aud Is anxious to learn trade
lie il recommended as deserving young
man. Who will give him place.
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 29--COtton 6rmer and more
steady Probable sales 1000 bales middiing up
lands, which are still quoted l43sd.
LoxpON, Jan. 29-C0nsois fOr money advanced
toBiIS 5-20 bonds advanced to 13l4, /. e. g1z;
Erie ass.
MANCHEsTER, jim. y, p. 4.-The market for
goods and yarns is quiet bat prices dearsr.
PARIs. Jan. 29.-tnited States bonds I'D
yanrai y = cent
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-30

HuaH DouGLAs s Cot affords as
pleasure 70 be able 10 announce 70 our
readers that the well-knownhouse of Hugh
Douglas q Co viii open in this city An a
nhort time, in the magnificent store room
north side public square, corner OF Market
street. The senior partner let for the last
Yesterday 10 lay In q stock Of goods. The
house will be duly advertised when opened.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-30

Louisville JIn. 29.--Sales Glhhds tobacco II
s. 15a 10 ~. Supertne -four slO. Wheat - s..
Shelled corn. IOe. bulk IN ear. 62e Oats 6ir
Mes pork. 81 60 Bacon. shoulders. ~ =
clear sides, i3tze; hams, lGc. Lard ia fierce ~
y AZ Whieky - ~ Cotton .4e
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81 LOUIS. Jan 29-buaiHess Is still very dali,
there Is scarcely enough doing On change IL ~
ficles Of produce 70 establish qu0iatiozs. To
baeco bu0ygnf and armer. s. Asa4 ~ for luEs.
S 5087 % for common leaf 81 3Ssl2 for good
chipping do; Sl3gl3 > for medium manuiac
tured, Cotton quiet. 2ss29 low middling Flour
quiet and steady, SO 55Sn ext a; So 25'9I3 %
double extra. " beat fTm bat inaeIiye. y y
tor No. spring. = - for PTimsfah. Corn dli
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YoRE Jan. 29.-The stock market is eK-
cited and slightly improved Gold 347s. Cou-
pons 80. 1919; do o. lO5ll do '65. So: lO-4Qs
g974; W U. Tel, 43l& n. I. c.. g75s; Erie, $50;
Reading, 1905; M. s., 67l; I. c., 1l2: Q. 4 p,
Is; G. & T.. l6l15 r. l., 733s; n. w, 2319 f. W.
MLL- Mnnn. I z. cont Mailing ~ OF
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THE ATHEN E u NJ,
COLUMBIA. TENN
4 sCH0OL FOR VOTING LADIES
Mrs. y. g. SMITH. principal
Mrs. ,. g. SMITH. principal.

fTHE WINTER EXAMINATIONS OF HIS
4 school appointed % be hald on Thurs
day. January 5lst. and close with Concert or
Vocal and Instrumental Musie a. NIGHT. The
friends and patrons Of the Athenrum are re-
speetlally invited a. attend
The Spring Session commence on Monday 4.
February 4th. New pupils viii hndit greatly o.
their interest o. be present on Or before the open
ing day.
The Atheneum 0hsrs very great advantage 20
young iadiesd e siyiBz good. thorough and finish
ed edneaii0a. We employ teacher II the high
ssr order Of talent, and are prepared % give IN
sffucii0n Ia al the branches usua!lytaught ia sst
elass Female schools We have one 81 The laFg
ct and hest selected Librari-s 90 be found 10
any similar inztifuti0u. 10 which All the pupils
have daily access. A complete et % Chemical
ana Philosophical Apparatus. aud. 20 fact, All
The necessary aids Tor inparting ga ffTuetlon.
New pugils received ~ any time. and charged
only from date o. entrance. Board add English
Tuition per Session 90 hse calendar months afs
only from Slls % sl25.
Circulars and ether information FURNISHED bJ
addressing kOBT u. SMITH.
ianif-dkwlm secrctarf.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-30

CROWDED HorELs.--Trayel is on the M
crease. Oar hotels were filled last night
aud mine excellent host Of the City Hotel
was compelled to turn of large number
of guesis
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-30

To Marry or net 10 Marry? Why
Not Serious Reflections for Young Men. in
Essays Of the Howard Assooiation,sn the Physi-
illogical Errors. Abuses and Diseases induced by
Ignorance Of Natures Laws, in the irst age Of
man. Sent in scaled letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Address. Dr.. j. SKnLN HoUGHTov.
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa.
ian liam
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-30

WAGoNs.-The largest aud cheapest as
sortment Of army and lumber wagons ever
in this market are offered for sale by our
friend $. II. Stevens, at his establishment
on Spruce street, near the crossing Of the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad. For
prices, see advertisement