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CONFEDERATE
treasury sSTOEeS.
EEoM and after this date, we will receive
CAnfeharafa Ilrnaanrr nnHnn

in payment Of all bills made with us discount Of
TEN PER CENT. will be made TO sl persons that are
indebted to By notes and accounts that will come
forward aud pay In full their notes and accounts
and he above Treasury Notes Bonds VIII be received
In payment st par, II paid in three months from date
QUINBT & ROBINSON.
Memphis, Tenn, August ,, 1861 aus-sm
AValaDehe COPY,
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ElmWood Male Institute,
.Tisny' EEs1esgoCd Cemetery,
s9eHtpEts, Tenn.

REV. J. D.
TENHE next session Of this Institution viii open N
i k0NDhY, the 2d day Of September BeXt. II Is
the design Il the Principal mske This hCh school,
at which youth e-eive flushed Academic rdncs-
lO1, AID also preparatory school TO qualify young
men for class IN College they may wish TO enter
Tuition from 81 to ST. payable at the close Of each
quarter.
70 As recreation during the hours Of intermis-
sion students will be drilled in Asrdee's taCtiss.
aH13 1m
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WeAaaEPN.

MEAPHIs AND OHIO RAILROAD srocZ. Ap-
IVA ply at 359,
hF9-<W Main street.
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TO CITY TAXPAyER4, J,

TNHE City Assessors appointed by the Board Of Mayor
and Aldermen OF the Ci.y OF Memphis to assess and
value all city property subject 10 Corporation Tax for
city purposes for the Thrtyhfth Corporate year COM
mencing the st day o July 1861 aud ending on the
goth day Of June, 1882 have completed their labors
ana rotHrned their ssessment books to mo at my on Ice
the Mayors office, up stairs in the nov two story
brick building on rhe northeast corner Of Madison aud
Second sreets-wnere the same will be kept open for
the inspection OF all parties in crested Tor ten days
from and aft ter this date, the law directs For fur
ther particulars reference is made L. Tire annexed sx-
rrsct from the City Ordinance in relation to Assess
meFts. l.. X. RtCHaRD3,
Memphis August 81, 1851. City Register.
When the Assessors shall have comp ated th cir As
sessmsut books, the shall be returned TO- aud
posted in, the Registers etce where they insy be
subject public inspection for the space Of ten days.
which n1tice shall be given by sad Register IN the
newspapers and at the next tive meetings Of the Board
OF Mayor and Aldermen, after the expiration Of said
notice, any such party properly swner may appeal
to have mistakes overestimfss IN the assessment
OF his property Corrected j.. Il. RICHARDS,
se3-lOt. City Register.
CITY papers COPY.
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A Chance for Active Service.
OUNTED RAN ERS.

HAVING beea authorized by Governor Harris 70
II raise Battalion OF Mounted Rangers for the war
desiCe to enlist i've hundred gb!cboded men mount
ed ard equipped with such arms they can prccure
gshst guns and pistols preierabel, suitable to the
vice. llose WHO cannot entirely equip yes Y
be furRR Rshed arms BY the State. when mustered in
valuation Of the property h0rtss and arms will be
made, anli the amount credited 20 the volunteers
Those wishing TO enlist requested 10 rsport ITEM
selves TO me at the Gayoso House, where quarters viii
be assisnt them until such time as the Battalion Is
raised. n. b, FORRRsE
BS'-it5 Lieut. COL P A Tenn.
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there shall be no footsteps backward until this
rebellion is crushed oct of this Union, aad
every man at the South shall have that which
the Declaration of independence says, and
which the SecessiOnists quote, "Ihe right to
life, liberty, and the pursuit Of happiness"
Cheers. And now, my friends, / do not
know ho,7 may more properly take leave Of
you than BY calling for three cheers for the
gallant navy OF the United States. Loud
cheers
Gen. Butler has gone norJbward on the
strength Of bis "brii.iaBt exploit
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MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE,.

MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE.
TT7HE SIXTEENTH SESSION will begia on the SEQ
i OND MONDAY il September This Institution
it is believed, affords unsurpassed facilities the
qsIsition Of thorough aud polished education The
BoEts and Treasury Notes the Confederate States
VIII be taken At par vaue or Cotton at the market
price, IL payment u dues The cha -ges in advance
for board aud regular tuition SIOl per session
twenty weeks. To situations patrons should
make previous application the number Of pupils is
limited % sixty.
For circulars giving full particulars. apply to
c. @. MACPHERSON,
Ie2S-dswgms P-asidan+
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FLATTERIEG TESTIMONIALS
EEFEEE

7. A. NELSON, -Esq. President Of the bszk OF west
Tennessee.
LEROY POPE Ksq, superiHtendsntOf The city schools
DR. P. 8. JONES, tnrm Sheldon, Jones Il co.,
3. n. YERGER, Ksq., Attorney at Law.
J. KNOX wALKER, Esq.,
JOHN HAMILTON, Esq.,
B. q. oHEw, Esq,
?. J. PIENIR, Esq.,
3. s. HAMMOND, Esq.,
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The somervIIIo FemsIe InstltUto
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L nIent TO business, for the casn. Address Ess,5s
through Post Office, stating lOsaly, description ii
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

Dr. James A. Mcfrea. and Edward c. Bidde of phila-
delphia, nre stopping at the Gramercy Park Hotel.
Dr. J. F. Turner, of Binghamton; d. H. Macurdy, Of
Oxford; = Wardheimer. of Canada L. j. Ettng of pha
derha j. :. lowering and j. A. aforme, of foston and
IT, Hicks, Of New York, stopping at the Breyoort
House.
Pierce Butler and daughter, of Philadelphia and j. H.
Hotel
f. Muller, OF Portland: Robert Con- of England g. Clio
yer and u. l., Taigh, OF New York; A. +. nougfas OF
Rye B. McNary, of Hartford George Armstrong OF
New Haven, and George b. Dorr Of Boston, stopping
al the Clarendon Hotel.
Or Tobey and wife, Of Providence; Captain Dean. OF
Ohio; J. J. Way, Of London; w H. Rochester of Wash.
ington; A. nane Of Chicago; w. g. Billings and wife W.
7. Thurston and Mr Godstein and wife, Of Boston and
H. III. Wacott, of BiDghaniton, stopping at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Captain Aiken, Captain A. C. Smith, and L. s. Rabbit,
Of the United states Army j. b. stewart of Washington
j. A. Howell, Of tho United States Navy: w r. O'Brien
Of Baltimore, and j. Painter and family Of PsburR arc
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
r. Brown, of Philadelphia Samuel Hubbard Of New
Haven; Charles III Leeds OF stamford j. D. Land r. Val
fantre and j. Amesblry, OF Now York and A. Bostwick
OF Newtown, are stopping at the Lafarge House.
Senator Ira Harris and WIFE of Albany: Col Graham
Of Washington; A. II. Holt of the United States Army
Capt. warde, of Camp Scott; Capt r. f. Lopes and J. =
Keen, Of Philadelphia; W. H Perry, OF Buffalo; j. c.
Palmer, H IIariford s. s. Stone of Baltimore q Bo,d
and L. r. Adams, OF Boston and r. w and p Beade and
wife, of Elmra, are stopping at the Astor House.
Hon. P. Ca sevoort Hon Chauncey yibbard and Geo
Gray, of Albany Capt. Overton, OF the United states
Army William Kelly Of Rhinebeck Capt. r. B.'Coleman
OF Baltimore, II. Sanford Of Bridgeport William Kidd
Triper, OF the United States Army, stopping at tho
St. Nicholas Hotel.
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City Intelligence.

MELANCHOLY SHOOTING ACCIDENT. sad casualty re
sung from the careless Of firearms occurred in the
lower bay. the village Of Gravesend on Saturday
afternoon the particulars Of which appear be as fol-
iows:-Three young men, named Robert T. Steele Geo.
Heath and Waller all residing in South BROOKLYN,
started on duck shooting excursion in the ssilboat
chasseur Everything passed off pleasantly enough until
the boat neaned the dock at Gravesend when Mr.. Steele
picking up double barrelled gun, shot himself IL the
groin The mazzle OF the piece within few inches
Of his person when the explosion took place, and the
tire charge entered bis body, nfctng horrible wound
The boat was instantly headed for the Shore and ts
arrival there medical assistance was procured and every
thing done with view save the life of the unfortu
nate man, but in vain He fingered for about AN hour
and expired peacefully m the arms Of his companions
Ca Monday the body was conveyed TO No 119 Clinton
street, where deceased visit arrangements
made to have the funeral services performed that
afternoon. The coffin containing tho romans OF Mr.
Steele brought 70 Christ church. at half past two
O'Clock and there the Episcopal for the burial Of
the dead was read by Dr. Garfield, in his usual mprce
sive manner. Tho remains escorted the grave at
Greenwood Cemetery by the members of Montauk Engine
Company No 81 Of which deceased was n most worthy
and the Of Mr.. Robert Steele Of Westchester
county The sad affair cast deep gloom over South
Brooklyn where deceased long and layorably known
for his fine manly qualities and rec!itude Of purpose.
offNIvG MEDICAL CoIdxGz-ghe opening exercises
OF the Twenty street Medical College place last
evening" in the lecture Of that institution The au
dcnce assembled the occasion large and fashion
able. The exercises commenced with a prayer from
Rev. Mr. Weston which followed by eloquent lee
ture surgery by Dr. Markoe professor OF that branch
III The medical science DR.. Deiafeld at its conclusion
aunonnced to the assenbsge the appointment OF Or.
Syss the Pttsed institution in place Of Dr. Dagon
The proceedings then terminated.
covosER's IseuEsr-An inquest held yesterday, by
coronV sohirmer, upon the body OF John NBren ma
tive Of Ireland aged seventy years. who died from the
eTpr Of In rIuoyy
le eaaed, V appeared, got spree and cave home
bai y nlnred. whether he was beaten by sme pcrsoA
or received his injuries by falling upon tho sidewalk
"uid NOT be asccrained o'Bren lived with bis wife al
28i h-.si 20 .gietat1 street.
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New York URiversity-Mcdtcal Depart
mcnt.

INTRODUCTORY LECTURE By PROFESSOR ,ErCALF
An introductory lecture previous to the winter course
Of instruction. delivered last evening at the New
York University Fourteenth street. by Professor Mctca
The lecture room, whore the learned professor himself
delivered his naasaory series Of instruction. was pref
ty well flied with number Of students and listeners
who understood and appreciated the efforts Of the dstin
guished professor.
At half past O'Clock Professor MErcAIr entered
the lecture hail. where he greeted with applause by
his aGaenee He cennn need his discourse by n hearty
welcome to the students who present the ooca
sion Notwithstanding the present distracted state Of
our country, he saw before him those who were willing
and able TO attain the position Of eminent physicians
The PHYSICIANS position which should exercise
all It's cndeavors in order to alleviate, and possible TO
entirely do away with all sources Of pain. New York
was the best part Of the country the lecturer asserted
where the student could obtain high degree or proccn
cy in the medical department therefore tho medical
science need not prove difficult and dscouragiug at all
The observation OF disease by the bedside was the worst
course that could be adopted by the student study OF
chemistry action OF medicines, &C. beiug in the lectu
rers opinion the best to be adopted the young
student physician could be first class one with.
OFT being excellent anaomist After relating several
anecdotes illustrative Of the important duties devolvng
on physician, the professor closed lengthy and in-
s,ructive discourse amid loud applause
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The BOOKSELLERS Trade Sale.

The fan sale Of the New York Book Publishers Associ-
alton commences to-day at the auction rooms Of George
Levitt Mercer street. The principal invoices
those Of Mas n Others aud T. Appleton Co. Among
tn, works Of the latter Arm which win BE- sold this
afternoon few ol.cs, two OF which respsc
t.vgly named "Mioeses Italian Dictionary in two
volumes, and sMayhew's Illustrated Horse Doctor"
Severa military works offered, including Haeck's
elements Of Military Art and Science IL mo-, 46D
pages, and Illustrated with dag, ans, &c. Florence
Nghtia gales "Hnts Nursing" is also applicable to
army uso also Hints Hsalth Tor the Use Of volun
tccrs.n Among the naval books is "a Manual Of Naval
Tactics by the late Captain Ward OF the Potomac TO-
tia. Rawlinsons "dcrodotus," in four volumes, vo.
is standard work, as is also Addisons Spectator, six
vol mes, vo. tinted paper. Buckles "istory Of Civil
izaton in England" two volumes, and tho "Moiern
British ESsaysts" arc attractive works. The latter
comprises the essays Of Carlyle Macaalay, Jetrcys
Mackntosh, Sydney Smith, Alison, Wilson, &C. DR.
Hawks encyclopedia Of biography" and Benon's 'Thrty
Years View books Of saieabe character. The
works Of fiction cub those of Miss Sewe Julia
nagh Grace Agular and Miss Yoage. Among the poets
those Of bryant, Daaa's "Io1schoM Poetry" and
Miss Cowdea Carkos aae editions OF ''Shakspere.n
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Medical Cam me ace ma rat at CoiumbIa Coli
leNc.

The ANIMAL commencement nj the medical department.
NJ Columbia College took place last evening The lecture
room was well filled by the students and large nnher
OF tho medical profession ." this city, accompanied by
their wives ard daughters The entrance Of the faculty
wns greeted With great enthusiasm
Professor nolaaeid tho President, and Profess
sors J. NJ. Smith, Watts, Parker, St. John, Clark Gil
man, Styles and TorIey and Dr. Isaac Wooa were present
On the platform
Rev. ir Wis1os Opened tho proceedings with short
and appropriate prayer.
Irof. NJ HsHEot then 20 deliver thc introduce
tory address. H. said always peasant thing to
greet tn yourG bcgnrer and although the f.. might
not always bring with those rewards which ware fondiy
wished for, yet high aspirations often qua faatees OF
iutaTe SUCCESS. lie iie proceeded t. spsglt few
words M encoGr asemcnt TO those who Ind thuscn tho
medical procession their he labor. He told them
IL mght perhals 10 charming to be able to Gisassocate
the idea o. nonetar rewards from the pursuits sci
ence but II cofa not unfortunately be done but by skill
an industry the me'ica man would be able to rcap a
not large reward ant his practice increased
50 would his reward The CHER pleasure and
qualification to 10 de ed ron Tho practice Of medicine
he told them, The pleasure they would derive from
the pursuit ~ their procession and last though not least
the privilege u doing good. In ci,sion he assured
them that tho pursuit they had chosen would require tho
exercise of their highest faculties al the rewards they
might earn would annly h for their labor
Professor LEIAfiEtD afterwards spoke few words In
reference 10 the ortcf OF lectures after which Rev DR.
WETns again offered up prayer and tho audience dis
parsed.
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obituary..


We regret announce death OF the veteran actor
Jons NJ. vaudanhon, the father Of the well known
reader and author The Etna which conveys tho news,
does not bring any particulars Of his demise.
The elder vandcnlo made his first e1kee tho Lon
don stage in the year 1870 In the theatre whore
Mr. Mcready previously commenced his London career,
ak which he afterwards conducted lessee and manager
with great cctdt lie educated at stony Hurst Col
Leg ncashre, England and his original destination
tho church but his bent for the stage aroused ut
college, where ho prepared play Sotherns "Oronooko)
Ieas,g college about 1907 he submitted for year IL the
drudg ryd acasscal teacher in large academy In the
III Of Engand, where he taught the Latin language, ia
which lac was fine scholar.
On the llth q Nay, 1905 h made his first appearance
in the salisbury theatre, il tho character Of 0sno in
mk Lewis play u tastie Sl~cre." Ito was thin
Il hteen years u His 0rst character yrry off
icrent from the roe in which he afterwards appeared
hdHet, Utne!l0, Lar, shy ock Britus, &c-in which
he stamped himself as he cass ca VI his day
After An apprcnsit csiip Of seven eight years the
country theatres playing all sorts OF business he and I'd.
nd kean at time singing the duet OF San Wcii's
IL tho eretta OF the Engsh Flee)n h. engaged
'lcad tire business" at the Liverpool theatre In is lie
opened III 10! a. and iiin adiaely became favorito OF
the public.
From Liverpool lie went to Manchester, Dublin ana
Enbu <, making visits TO a the principal theatrical
towns till 10 1919 he engaged appear Covcnt
Garden theatre London. He opened there King Lear
Cars k,nble ,asns tho part Of Egar, and Miss Fooe
afterwards Dowage- Countcss Of ar irgun Il tho
INST fascinating craaures that bswtchci au-
diencc) playing tordelia.
In l535-S6 no led the business at both the Theatres
Royal, tovent Garden and trury Lane playing alter
nate nights at each theatre with company OF which
Miss Glen iree wa3 member In lse-5I h played
fieazr IN the Jcwoss eahty lime nighs Ia succesion
Miss Ellen frce PLAYING his daughter. He vsi.ed this
cn.ntry tho year a.er where he enthusiastically
ceiysd.
Finally, after than half century work he re-
tres from the stage IN his seventy Hrst year. without
b!oi upon ma esc'tchaon aud not long since no was
honercd in Liverpool with magnificent tcsliinonai the
Mayor presiding n Tho occasion.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct q, 1861,
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State SIS, 7s1S Reading
Railroad, 17I Morris Canal, $751; Long Island Railroad
10 Pennsy vania Railroad, 37M. Sight exchange un-
changed
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II, 1851.
Flour firm and active at IS 37h IS rs for superne.
Wheat active sales IL 900 bushels Southern red at 81
Corn active yellow 65c. Provisions firm PORK at
SIS SO, sides at 61c 7c. shoulders at 5c &c. Lard
ALBANY, Oc.. 81, 1861
RyeNo Sales No sales of oats; Offering Receipts
stopped by sunken boat canal 200 bushels Northern
sold Saturday evening at 40c CornaIcs IL 0C0 bushels
Western mixed at $50 Barley In large supply but PARTIES
apart safes Of 200 bushels Bay Qninc at &C. and 500
Co. Canada East at Coo. Whskey-Saes OF 424 bbls at
2lkc Received by Central Railroad for New York 152
cheese, $50 bales wool for Boston, &c, 233 bbs -four
800 bales wool, 142 bbls. whskcy Shipped by lows to-
New York October 1913 900 bushels corn 22S 900 do
wheat $4,000 do oals 90 900 DO barley and 900 do.
malt.
BUFFALO, Oct. 2l-1pM.
Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet and tending down.
ward sales COO bushels red winter Indiana al 81 O9H
Corn advanced c sales SO 600 bushels 44c for Tole-
do and a &c. for Illinois FreghtsCarrers asking
an advance Of &c Imports 600 bbls -four, $50 600
ley. EXPORTS 900 bbls. -four 214 900 bushels wheat
$1,000 bushels corn, 40 900 bushels oats.
OswEGo Oct N. 1861
Flour without change sales 500 bbls at S. % fancy
spring wheat, Wheat opened with active demand,
but closed dull sales in the morning 500 bushels No.
Chicago spring al 81 o. 2O, 900 bushels do 81 05
bushels choice do, 81 06, 5000 bushels Canada club
81 o. art TO arrive; 800 bushels red State IT. and
440 bushels white Canadian at p. t. Corn continues
scarce sales 500 bushels Western mixed at 4sc Barley
unchanged: sales 5000 bushels BAY Qnte at &C. and
900 DO at 53c Ryequiet Canal freghs advanced &C.
gram: -four 44c wheat 14c and f3c to New York.
LIKE imports-740 bbs -four, 239 900 bushels wheat,
IS 900 bushels corn 100 900 bushels barley eco bushels
four 81 800 bushels wheat III 100 bushels corn, 1900
bushels barley, 16, 100 bushels rye