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STATE uF LOUleIANA-sixth Judicial
District Conrt-pafish Of East Baton
Rouge-ln The Matter Of the Succession
Of CHAs. G. TurrER, deed. Ne. COZ
Probate =
w HEREAs, Jas. W Kehqriek. ef said
w Parish has this lag filed in The of
flee al he undersigned Clerk Of said Court,
petition praying FOR the Administration
Of the estate If CaAs. {. TuRNhR, late Of
said Parish deed.
Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons IN
teresied to show cause, II any they have
within ten days from the first publication
Of said notice, why said application should
not be gtanted.
Given under my hand and Seal Of sat
Court Ills sth lay Of Novehibel A. y, 500
JOSEPH NEPHIER.
Nov-n- 1ts-w Deputy Clerk
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ANOTHER ARMY Al

WE AR1s NOW opening annfhtf ale
w CANT assortment Of Cut Glass, com
sisting Of Inmblets. Goblets, Chainpagnes,
Ciatets. Vines &es nc.
Elegant ernamehtad Lamp shades, Vases
Pitchers, Sugars and Cream Covers, Jars
&e Ne
A beautiful article Of Calvary Gandle-
sticks with large variety Of Glass ware,
Gnt and Pressed; worthy The atteatlen Of
Purchasers at
j. PIPER & cos Ware Rponis
ALSO. an assortment Of Cold and ofna-
mental Window Shades. with all the fix
lures. including Cord and Iassels, complete
Also fire assortment Of Table Coyers.
Table Oil CLOTH Table Mats, ae.
4 large variety Of Mai and Rugs A lew
pieces u Cafpeting with very complete
assortment Of Wood anil Willow Ware ;
BASKETS &c, all IT " hieh will be sslti as
low as thhy can be purchased in The South.
Our assortment Of Goods is now very
complete ard We invite purchasers to call
and examine, as we run furnish House III
III It's departments on better terms than
Nn lie had III New Orleans nr elsewhere.
oet-2a J. PIPER Il co.
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LyfF In reference To the man found
dead, under The bill On Monday last.
we we're III error, Ia some unimpor-
tant particulars. Instead Of his dying
on the levpe, IN stated bY vs. II seems
that be died under d bake oven Id the
yard 81 Mr.. Lafon. preyioas TO this
however, be had made application to
he Mayor, for means to take him to
The Charity Hospital IN New Orleans,
and had obtained The requisite amount
through the Charity committee Of the
board, The City authorities are In
no way censurabls IN the matter. bu'
the Coroner Of the Parish should have
held an inquest On The body. The
man name was Irvin--he was nd
1tiabmnn.
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stpHwr HATS.

w u. PHILLIPS has just opened
w large assortment Of SOFT HATS,
embracing all the latest and most fashion,
able styles, shapes and colots, many Of
which cannot be found IN any other esfahl-
ishment, to those who are wanting Silk,
Moleskin, and Cashlnet Hats, he would
aIvise them to see his assortment before
purchasing elsewhere, The shapes are en-
tirelv new and The quality very. superior.
oet-19. w. y. PHILLIPS.
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CurnEHr Is BHHAtr or EMtuHANTs.
We Acknowledges The receipts vf q
polite invitation 10 be present ut On
entertainment 10 be given III the SER
ate Chamber On Tuesday night next,
the 18th Inst, given Il, behalf Of Kan.
sas Immigrants,
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HUrse SIA0eing.

AN EXPERIENCED workman. ~
n who has served ar gtlaf aprfen II Il
treship al the Horse shooting business, v Z
IL npw In my employ at the shop near my
stables, on Third street, where the public
cal, have this kind of work done In the best
manner, at short Notice.
nuvl3.1v. X. BEAL.
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MAHotic NorlcH.-It will BE- seen
elsewhere, that there ID 10 be meet
sng If The brethren Of ST. James Ma
scnio Lodge, tonight.
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Direct importation.
Sugar Planters get Ready.
sttsI,IsIEs.

DURE BoRaE. spetter Solder. ffasier's Solder
Pure Blgck TIN, Red KEEL Emory Cloth, Flow,
ct OF Emory, Coarse No dc. at
MaNTAN a liuGUETs,
septic. Church street, opposite Haruey House.
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aIansaln Ssprdage.

lust received per ship Horizon, u Coils Grass
j Rope. assorted, from a Clothes Line to stenn
boats Cable at LtHHTIER IL LAN0TE'S
aetgp Hardware Establishment
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Per ship George West.

GlflfAfl LBS. pure aud extra white Lead;
AuUU 1000 do. Snow White Freaeh Zinc.
lsa Boxea assorted sizes window Glass;
100 cans Chrome Green and Yellow Paint;
Zinc Dryer. Litharne, Spanish Brown;
YeIiow 0chre, Whiting Red Lead;
German Back, Japan nau,en and
Light Furniture Vafnsh Glasief's Points,
arainefs' philadelphia Glue, Pitches sash Tools
Brick Liners and Putty, for sala lev at Inc
Hardware store Of MONTAN Al HUauET.
sarsia. Church street opposite Harnsy House
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JOHN no,
wosker In Tin, Copper and sheet rrol

WUEd1E TIT VVPP1N nst'
Tasra street oppu.tte Bessi's Static.
TsffE subscriber respectfully informs HE friends
L and the public generally, Of this and aaisn
ing parishes, that he Il prepared To execute all
wetk In the above branches IL the best workman
like ms,ii,sr He is ready at aii times to make or
repair steam supply, cold water, escape aud STOVE
ritkn tin roofing VI ennpar CUTTERS md spirits.
or copper valleys for cortiiees, made and pnt NJ
nj shofi Notice. Always On hand general as
ssftnent 81 Tin ware, sugar house Hmrs, lanterns
oil cans, nc. Anticipating promptly attended to,
All orders from the country will be promptly at
tended novi2 JOHN T0AN1
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Hardware.

THE undersigned have been for the last
i month opening goods diteot from the
Manufactures. aud are satisfied that they
have In store. the largest and most varied
assortment Of Hardware out of New Ur-
leans, which they offer lor sale at their
usual low rates Purchasers will find 1t 10
their irter rest to call and examine, before
sending to the city.
LARGlIER Il LANOHF,.
sep30 Eof Lafayette and Florida
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santtrles per Steamship Philadelphia.
~ LBS. FINE IMPERIAL, and
i w so lbs, Black Tea Superior;
% dog. Clafet Wines.
9 Champagne,
boxes Jenny Lind Twist Tobacco !;
100 Virginia Smoking !.
Drums Turkish :
IL doc Olive Til, ats, and pts.
10 boxes Windsor Soap,
$500 Superior Havana Segars
100 ounces French Qulnine. palleters
Is log, Preston Il Mofrlll's Yeast
Powder.
In store and for sale at New Orleans.
prices by WIN. BoGEL,
nos.5, Druggist
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NEW ARRIVAL.
FALL AND WINTER ILOTHrNts.

FTHE UNDERSIGNED has Just received by steani.
er Umpire CITY, his entire stock Of Fall ma
Winter Uinihing together With large assortniefst
Of GENTS III 4 MS HING q u0Bs, embracing neat
" every article II that fine lis assortment of
Gents Ready made Suits, consisting Of Pants,
Coats and Vests To match, are beautiful, and can
be had In all eblors. All those who wafit 10 have
the first ssfeetion and get good ft would do
well to call early, before tftssises are broken
Eep-b-g. w. u. PHILLIPS.
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mAr.xIMz nANEs.

A LARGE assortment Of the above just received
IL consisting Of Gold, Silver. Bone and Fancy
Headed Canes Of all kinds, alse few very delicas
swcra Canee. foot L. " ID PHILLIPS.
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ma H N'

Ttsr from 81. llenis, per &. = Prima nbHna,'
j s5tD hhis. Clear Sides and Shoulders
Also Lard and Butter
Ubli at n n. BHFANF.
oct.ga 81 II. Corner GpHtt HOUSE Squire
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ttyThe Foreman 81 Independence Fire
Company, calls meeting Of the members
ut 81 o'clock, this evening. See notice.
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uHser shin Horizon"

rTHHE Automatic Aprle patet; Their.
A. mntnptaf thtrns; tobacco Cutters
Grass srtthes: Bitter Hooks, and variety
Of Yankee Notions at
notes. MUNTAN Il 1tuGuET
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sisrfIevss Cutlery

nOCkE.T and table Wcstenholtnps 4
L Badgers make Laies scissors, Taf-
lor 4 }afhers Shpars: Raaots--Iienes and
stepz nj IARftTtiER Il LhNDTF
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Public Hack.

T'HE public are hereby notified, That The
L undersigned puts hinotion to-day, and
will keep in fine service. Public Hack ---
The vehicle will be in charge Of Mr. Brock
an experienced driver, who may he found
at OF near the Harvey House. Orders for
the Hack to be at any particular place at
a certain time--it left at eithet OF the
stab4as will be attended to.
july2g ROBT REAa.
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ANoiHER NOTE ON ADVANCEMENT
AT the extensive hardware establish.
ment Of Messrs. Mohtau b Huguet,
we noticed yesterday, several Yankee
inventions, going to show that our
people are irresislably being led into
Yankee ways Of doing things. Messrs
NJ. N III, have what il known IA a
Dog Power, Y dog cheap way u
getting manual labor performed..-.-
The machine has wheels. eranks, aud
pullies and Ia calculated 10 work, a
churn, m apple pairing machine. .
sausage stotfer and several other use.
full machines.
Tho dog i now being taught wha,
70 DO and IN D few days the machine
may Be seen. ID the full trade 81
successful experiment.
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az TsH 3 AIss u ~ .

TSHIs well kunvn Saloon and o. /(
4 Restautat, having UNDER - ISY
gone Thorough repairs is now ar Ssbs
ranged to accommodate parties, and serve
up 1T short notice, Oysters, Red Fish, and
other deleeacies to please the palate Of
gjn,tossems and BON pi,u~fs The desiie Of
the pFnpfipef Is IT, win tet The Gem Saloon,
q willie sripaa reputation as The best Restati-
rat IN the State outside Of New Orleans
sep-s Gin. STEPHEN BASELiSCO.
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LOUISIANA ELEortoS RETuRNs.--
OF The forts-eight parishes in this
State we have had returns from all but
twelve. These foot up majority for
Mr., Buchanan oflS5. The remain.
ing parishes gave 4 Democratic major
isy Of 1702 at the last Gubernatoriial
election. Mr.. Buchanan has evidently
carried the State BY majority rang
ing from three thousand 10 thirty.tive
hundred. !. N. o. Ballcsin,1
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complete the work assigned them;-ohl It's pitiful
like the sick child whose eye brightens for mo-
ment, aud be springs forward to join the sports of
his companions, only total prone and sobbing on
his couch again. You, the oppresor,-you, the
tempter will you dare to strike? Rather take home
force upon her. Let those of you who have ileyer
sinned Nth, and against her, point her sberra-
tons from duty and blame and ridieue her. Ifshe
errs we would say with the voice Of GOD, LET him
who lie without sin among you, first cast stone at
her." Oh the hearts-the hearts where dearth.
and dust, and desolation reign oh weary pilgrim,
God give thee strength to tread the narrow path in
safety may the journey be not very long, and at its
happy close mayst thou hear a sweet voice saying,
"Well done good and faithful servant, enter thou
into the joy of thy Lord I" L.VF.
FoREsT HONE, So
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Rd~ The Union and american asks for
the evidence that Mr.. Fillmore sis willing
to abide by the existing legislation, as the
means Of restoring good will and fraternal
feeling between the sections, and banishing
the slavery agitation from the public mind"
Go, and examine the history of his public
life, from its minutest incident up to its
GROWING glory, in the great Pacifcation
Of 1850 Read again, if you have ever
read, his speeches from New York to Buf-
falo, every line of which is afre with law
abiding, peace-loving, agitation-abhorring
patriotism Re-read the character given
him by journals of your own party, and
which, in the fuIlness of your gratitude to
him, you endorsed from the bottom of your
hearts, and say whether you find anything
which would favor the re-opening of dan
gerouS sectional issue.
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IMMENSE EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES
Mr.. VIM J. Bromwell, of the Department of State
has prepared very complete statistical history Of
emigration to the United States, from the SOth of
September, lSl9 to the Slst December 1855 a
period of thirty~six years aud quarter. His fig.
ures are derived entirely from officicl data, and
according to his table, the total number Of arrivals
in the United States during the time mentioned
amounted to ,482 SS7; of which 2I2, 624 were Of
foreign birth. OF this last mentioned number,
207, 492 were born ir England; TAI $50 in Ireland,
81 $50 in Scotland; 4, 7S2 iu Wales; and ,3es, 6S2
Others were born in Great Britain and Ireland the
division not designated.
To the 4,2l5,624 passengers Of foreign birth
arriving in the United States since September 80,
1919, may be added, according to ]fr. Bromwell,
100000 as the number of enigrants who arrived
prior to that date, making the total foreign arrivals
from the close of the revolutionary war to Dec
81, 1855, 4,462, 624. These figures are the most
complete and reliable which have been made pub,
lic
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sammy smith and Prince John.

At the New Jersey Democratic State
Convention. the principal speakers were
Senator Bigler, John A. Dir, Samuel A.
Smith, Of Tenn, and John Van Barep,
The conjunction Of the two latter names
seems somewhat singular at FIRST blush, but
when we reflect that Sammy was the in
strument of the immortal seVenty-four,"
in paving the way to Johns friend Banks
election TO the Speakership, it becomes a
little more reconeilable with propriety
Pigs Of the same litter belong 10 the same
stye John Van Buren is a Northern sec
tionalist, Sam aud his party are Southern
sectionalists.
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The Long Agony Over.

In the Geographic reports of the Sen
ate's proceedings on Saturday last, are
the following items, which will be found IT,.
teresting to Tennesseans:
Mr. Jones, of Tenn, examined the platforms
of the parties now in the Presidential field, en-
dorsing that of the Democracy, and declared
he should support Buchanan, believing that
the safety of the country depends on bis elec~
ton.
Mr.. Bell, of Tenn, felt imperatively called
upon to define his position. He was not
member of the American party, but should
support Mr.. Fillmore.
The individual referred to in the first
paragraph is known in most sections of
this State. Though in the enjoyment of
an extensive acquaintance, and at one time,
degree of popularity, he was, however, re-
agv known to but few, who had other oppor-
tunities of Judging him, than by his blatant
demagoguery on the stump. His political
course for the last twelve months has not
surprised this few, who comprise men of
both parties. Among them it excites no
feeling whatever-the one side being will
ling to lose him, and the other Indifferent
as to receiving him.
We will not quarrel with Gov. Jones,
however, or dispute his right to act as he
has. But to expose his inconsistency, to
display his motives for this step, and to
undeceive the public mind of Tennessee as
to who and what he is, is privilege we
reserve, to be exercised as future develop
ments may render necessary.
From the faithlessness and time-Serving
in the first paragraph, every American
and true hearted old line Wing will turn
with pride and exultation to that in which
JOHN BELL defines his position. Any po-
litical folly or crime was to be expected
from one, but in the clear head and un-
swerving devotion to principle of Mr.. Bell,
his integrity has security. While the one
is a political adventurer, little scrupulous
how his fortunes are advanced, and now
grown TeChIeSS III JHe IdCG, IldG TRUE dp-
probation of his character and abilities
is about to consign him to his proper OBJ
security; the other is statesman of the
first class with abilities to Shine in any
circle, and what is still greater, just
sense of public duty-a high toned, unself-
ish patriotism, looking above personal con-
sequences, and absorbing every other con-
Sideration but the public good. While the
littleness of one is only made obvious by
the high theatre, on which by chance or
intrigue, he moves; it serves only to bring
out, in full display, the great proportions
of the other. The Fillmore men of Ten
nesSee can hear with patience Of the treach-
cry of Jones, when accompanying 1t, they
have renewed assurances of the fidelity of
BELL.
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'AlI things by turns, and nothing long.

'AlI things by turns, and nothing long,
James Buchanan, Federalist in the days of
Madison, Democrat q the days of Jackson,
opposed to war in 1912, but in favor of war 10
1856. A protective tariff man in Pennsy lvania,
but very free-tradish in the Senate of the
United States. A Wilmotproviso man in 1s4s
and a squatter sovereignty man 10 1866.
A safe man for the South in o Horn Here
is the man for the South, the North, the East,
and the West. Hear him:
"If there be those either North or South,
who desire an administration tor the South a.
agains. the North, or for the North as against
the South, they are not the men who should
cast their suffrage for me. For my part only
know my country, my whole country and
nothing but my country."-HILLARD FILL
MORE
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THURSDAY, AUGUST IA, 1855.
To correspondence.

VeritaS writes well, but he should
know that it would be highly improper to
publish his article.
Old Wilson's" sketch is a good one,
but having published one account of the
Lebanon discussion, we cannot afford space
to another.
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500 Revard.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber living in Mayncr's Cove
IL Jackson County, Alabams, the 18Th aud 18Th inst
three negro boys, THORNTON, boy about thirty three
or four OF five eight inches high stoOp
shouldered and pigeon toed and is very bright alto
with heavy head OF hair REUBEN boy thirty wars
OF age, and is low chunkey fellow and not so bright
as the boy Thornton. Also, REUBEN boy 10 years OF
age, and Is very black and spare
will give $50 for the safe delivery OF said boys me- or
lodged in Jail in this county, that may get them or
will give $780, il they Of this county and de-
vered safe to me, con6neO in Jail get them
jy30-2W% O. o. HARRIS
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NATIONAL POLITICAL MAP
UNITED SIXTIES.

UNITED STATES.
lust Published containing accurate Portraits from life, Of
Fremont, Buchanan Fillmore, Dayton, Breckenridge and
Doneson with the Platform Of their respective parties
gether with their letters OF acceptance and
Of statistical matte Of statistical matter interesting
parties This map beutuy cOlored size "a by 40 inches
extends through to the Pacific COST showing the
boundaries Of all the States and Territories Missouri CON-
promise Line, &c. 1t also contains valuable Diagram
showing the ups and downs in relative rank pOpua
ton OF the sevra States Of the Union for the
Politicians Of all parties wishing have before
teral for being fully posted a single glance ubst posss
copy Of This Nap Price in sheet form IS cents price in
pocket form 80 eeuts.
B-Copies sent (post paid on receipt Of price, 1O0
600 Agents to sell them. Addr IS,
A, RAINEY, Publisher, No 195 Broadway, N Y.
N B.-Ediiors Of papers giving the above Insertion
shall receive copy Of the Map Ar.
augl2-8ts2
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Ii viii be perceived :hat the vote of both factions
Of the democratic party last fall amount to only
bout Eve thousand more than we're given TO the
American candidate There can be no doubt in
the mind Of any intelligent man Who has kept an
eye 10 the politics Of the State for the last six
weeks that number far grealtsr than this has
gone 10 the Republicans IRON the SOf, wing Of
the party. Fewer old wbigs viii vote with The
democrats this fall than last This is particularly
true In New York eity where the old Wings so al
most on nsasss for Fillmore. The American party has
gained large seeessons 70 the councils IN various
parts OF the Suite, not only Of AmeFieaBr, but IN
many localities. OF Protestant GermanA Our friends
were never more active or better organized than
they are At present. and the party has never, az
any period Of lie HISTORY. gained 80 rapidly IN nun
bers ard efficiency, ss IL has since M. FilImore's
return from Europe. IL seeus 10 Us that journal
must be blind 20 what has been going on daring
the same period. that refuses 10 seknowlsdge thai
The Republicans have made great threads Into the
DtmceFs,is party Bsgsis Adsaissr.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

NHF Public hereby notified that a change has taken
place in the Scheme OF the ROYAL Lottery Of Hayana
IN consequence Of the demand for Tickets having exceeded
the quantity issued To remedy this price 81 tickets
and the amounts OF Prizes have been increased.
In future in the Ordinary ORA wing Capital Prize will
re 100000 and the price of Tickets o. The number Of
tickets will be from No. l to II 500 only.
There will he 229 full prizes, and 90 concentrations max
ing in all 249 prizes amounting 1858 600 will seen
by re erring TO advertisement in other column.
The subscriber taxes this opportunity thank his friends
for their liberal patronage and hopes BY prompt attention
10 busine 20 merit continuance OF the same
aug2 DON RODRIGUEZ
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SHELBYVILLE UNIVERSITY,

''HE public respectfully notified that this highly
porous Institution Of learning viii commence its second
Session on the first Monday Of September, 1856.
As Trustees, hatter ourselves that with University
Buildings, large and imposng corps q Instructors who
have proved themselves learned and efficient and geo
graphical position in State central accessible and pecu
ary healhul prepared TO offer superior inducements
Parents and Guardians who may have Sons and Wards
educate, to favor with their patronage.
Our first session has recently closed with upwards Of $50
Students, and confidently predict that the Sheibyve
University will rank in prosperity and usefulness second
none in our State.
FACULTY.
Rev A. L. HlNuTOS President and Professor Of Moral and
Mental Philosophy and Bellies Lettres.
p GLYSS A. NJ Prof'r Of Ancient and Modern Languages
A. VIM, An. rOfessor Of Mathematics.
c. p. HEAD, A. NJ, Prof'r Of Experimental Sciences
J. L. CAREY, NJ, Sup. Of Preparatory department.
Assistant
TERMS OF TUITION
Per Session of ToeatyORe Weeks, one HAT Payable in
ARrdncs
Primary Department, SIC Irregular Department. els
Academic " u Collegiate Is
Gy- IRCULARS, giving outline u the Course Of stu
dies 10 be pur ued together nth other nforma
ton, ready for stributon application,
will be Immediately sent any one desiring copy.
BOARDING may be tbtaned Ia private families, AZ from
IS TO $40 moDth payable AT the midd and end of the
Sessions.
After students have entered no dedu ton viii be made
for loss Of me unless in Of protraeed Sickness other
providental causes.
The Of all Ministers In the Pastoral charge and all
students being educated by the Masonic and Fellow fra
tern viii BE- admitted for half the regular fee in the Shell
byvile u vsrsity
For further particulars address the Secretary Of the Board
j. A BLAKEMORE, Pres't Board Trus-
GBo W RUTH, Sec'y. augs-st