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To the Unmarried.

GRACE VAN EVERY, TIE 6IFrED Clair.
VI vOysat aud tuunst, can, 1y lle Ga of me
h9Tosco9z. produce n pgriect Likeness a. r1irr f1-
tlre partner, gFl1E iaa aasic % taa happy event.
leading trslts u els-a-.er, occutlztcl, alether
rch or poor, Post otlce sddrsrs, all ollar valua.
BE luioruaal0n, " De- red
send by ruz.l, f-EspNis, One Dollar, All Res
stamp, With I'll description o. youfssIL snd
VII FetUFn TIE themes, With TIE above .eIorus-
eoa. kddreas
eR40R vas EgERT
fstla akatxIs = Y. uTsEsf 60, psigsik Mish
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L0oEcUF for the suction sale a. hogan's,
,.o-re- al church aud Market streets, COM
msucinr Monday, May /, a. tea A. ~. A.
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For sale at this Office, one Hand Wagon
nearly new, which viii be sold cheap.
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Apples and Potatoes.

The best Coal Tor steam g the Cunbor,
aud.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-31
From WnIilinSto.,.

NAsHTSGToN, August - - The Sc.
cond day Of Wirtz's trial ,l,,vyly.,~..i :.
Drlef and mysterious chaptc: The
Somm1sson met at the usual !.o,r.
counsel and prisoner present. and also
Soodiy number OF spectators IT.
counsel and the spectators were =.
nulred to leave tie room. AID ~"
COMMISSION went into sacrct >...,;;; y:
during which some Important cnnoll
SION was arrived At: .D.. on oDa,.;;.r,
the door. Il luo;icn Was na,in bv the
Jud9c-advoc;'ct ior IN adjournment
ana : the TrinaAsiinS OF The prisoner.
The counsel for the prisoner in ::,i,l
endeaNur-.! I" li,4ui'. " hv tlii, Sudden
step Is taken. but were tuli :!!.,, no
'iNhatr wo"ld I've allowed. The iuI:,c
;'uv"";'t" only said tlHrt liz. counsel
would n ,oti:..i wil;n .nc you,,
""'iid ,r-;.,>r:Ghie .Ju,i-a lr;.sl....
protested "inSt;iu in,!ctin; ~! jou.n-
9ncn' VI dissolution OF the court. and
stated that, rs the defendant had bc.n
Nll'algncd and pleaded not guilty. the
prisoner should be discharged or the
trial proceeded With. The president.
Gen. Wallace, SAID that Ill ;,,.;:,alcnt
"aS ont oi order. This cn,;cl the
matter An adjournment took place.
and the prisoner wen; back to the Old
Capitol.
\ good many conject;u.cS az rife as
to what course will be pursued. Many
tn1nk that tho commission adjourned
S'I'e 0Ie-others think that y uSw sci
OF charges and specifications will DC
made out, which will not include the
charge OF conspiracy. II the case has
been entirely ;4b;nGoncd, it is believed
to be on the ground that the parole
gwen Wrtz on JohlSton's surrender
rrcciudes bis tli:;]..
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-31
From, Canada.

MONTREAL, August 1.-THE cxami-
nation Of the witnesses in the invests.
CATION OF the Kidnapping raid has
Terminated in the comnlittsl Of the
prisoners fer triad before the queens
bench, some time next montli. The
evidence shows that the movement was
organized and set Oh foot III ihn United
States. Two or moro o: TIE witnesses
tesofled to the fact that tho reward on
sanders was auguncnted from: o3. vOU
TO |o,ooo dollars. It is alleged i;nd
sworn toy that the ce:cbrare,i tnr,.
modore Vanderbilt. OF New York VIZ
pledged to furnish 325 900. u, H.
stand Sanders is unwilling 10 nu}..vn
shat Vanderbilt, has made M. .;,cb
comnittal 1t has, h0wcrcr hn,,
presented III such imposing ;"y1, iI..5
.Ae statement can only l." ,,iSs;pate,:
~ the commodore himself.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-31
y ESle@E 2DA.
The Mississippi Convention.

JACKSON August 21.--The follow
ing constitutional amendment has inst
passed the Convention, by vote of
elghty-siX to eleven.
The institution of slavery having
been destroyed in the State of M;ssis,
sippl, neither slavery nor involuntary
servltude, otherwise than for the pu-
nlshment ~ OF crime, whereof the party
shall be duly convicted, shall hereafter
exist In this State; and the Legislature,
at ITS session, and thereafter as the
public welfare may require, shall pro-
vide ny law for the protection and
security of the persons and property
OF the freedmen of the State, and
guard them and the State against any
ev1l that may arise from their sudden
emancipation.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-31

Cotton, III New Orleans, on the
18TH, was quoted atE43 45c.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-31

1uE Pow sE OF CnIogoFoRM G.y.S
lNTIRNAILT. YESTERDAY man named
Anthony Duffy. aged tl,irtv-tivv, a
laoorer IN Washington square. was, on
returning from his w..rk. seized IN
Fourth street WIFI hcn.orrhare from
the lungs. Seating himself on the
steps Of dwelling, he soon became
lns~nslble and rolled upon the pave.
ment weltcrlng in blood. While blood
was still streaming from hls mouth and
nose, and he appeared a>ping for
breath IN the agony OF death from s,if
location. Il physician appeared anl
poured the contents OF Vial ut c;il,.
roform probably two t2aspocnsfu!
INTO his mouth. :.nd from + hat lno!nent
the hemon'ia&" ceased Twice after,
ward the remedy was repeated in
smaller doses. and the man was ~
ileved. rescued as by q miracle iru..
impending death
1t IS now claimed for .l!is remedy
that it relieves the chill of fever, sun
strokes. conv;lis;cr> and iii .<ind-cd
affections supposed q to hc d: pendent
!!pon co:igestlcn. but il mus., in ali
such cases be given by the mouth &..d
not Is !:c!l,&, ,,22-;oc,
-Nem York Nc2os, 2OM
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IEr'S Aap5acArrov FOR PAnDoN.-A A

--o2e.'lt,, says:
You viii see q good deal of nonsense
originating IN Southern paper about
Gen. Lees reasons for applying for q
pardon. It is al! stuff: Cen Lees
application for pardon was drawn off
aud submitted to his friends in this
city two months ago, before he left for
the country. It is WY long docu-
men5, over eighteen pages OF foolsccp.
Gen. Lee na,ie his application for
pardon on his Own account, and not
on account of others, and without any
reluctance at least none expressed to
his friends. Gen. Lee is not the man
to excnse any act cf his bv pretcn6ins
that 1t is done for the benefit Of others.
BY y-the-by, speaking OF Lin reminds
me that he does rot ili>en,; to return
to this city to reside. 'rt.. house on
Erankhh street, v-Etre Ike lived, is now
occupied by a. Hebrew finally.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-31

DEATH. Not only Gpos Glati, beau
NY CIR llfcless forms, but the thought
% IL gives q more beautiful expression,
70 Us" olLIenance even in life, and
ne: @@rcASth to the heart; as rosemary
IS p@SEi placed as Il cllaplct on the
brovs Of the dead and gives life to the
fa'nt'ns by its vivifying essence.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-31
Funeral Invitation

JOHN and JOSEPH, SONS or John Rel
ley, will beinterrcd THIS AFTERNOON. a.
O'Clock. The friends and acouaintarcos
are respectfully invited to attend the sunc-
raj obseauiess "a. the Cataolic Church
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-31

". G Ravenel has been appointed
~ GOV. Perry, Physician Of Tho Port
ana harnoi' OF charleston
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19
Norr nIsrlosnres 10 0nme-

The New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer thus writes:
The talk on Wall street, and, for
that matter, almost every where else
to-day, turns on the Phenix Bank de-
falcation, with the tragic incidents
which characterized il, this morning, as
detailed in the reports from the even
ing papers, 20 be found IN another col
umn Of the Inquirer.
A leading banker said TO me this
morning Why, sir, you seem aston
ished at these things. Better reserve
your astonishment for more astound-
ing developments that are probably
yet 70 come out The wonder is nos
that one man, OF tEomen, should
thus turn cut 70 be rcgues IN Wall
street, bat that 50 few OF them partici-
pating in the mad speculstious Of the
past two years have as Jet been found
OUT.
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DeEaIcatlOn and SuIclde-A Career Of
Crime. iA te

The public have been notified, by tel
eeraph. of the Phoenix Bank defalca-
ton, recently discovered in New York.
1t amounts to over three hundred
thousand dollars. The defaulter was
Henry B. Jenkins, He had given
100000 to John II. Earl, formerly
cashier of the bank, to speculate IN
stocks with, and it was all lost Earl
was arrested and being locked up in a
station house, cut his throat with a
small pen knife and was found dead in
the cell. jenkins seems to have been
q soft sort of person. He gave money
TO every scoundrel who asked him for
it. A package of letters addressed to
Jenkins was found, and the following
account of their contents is given BY
the Times:
MANY of the letters were demands
for money in various forms, but usually
the writer's wanted to borrow, and
were peremptory in their requests for
accommodations. The names Of two
of these individuals it is not deemed
advisable to publish, but the sums one
had received amounted to about S25,-
600. This man formerly kept q drink
ing saloon 10 Broadway, buS has re-
Gently transacted no business. The
other man professed to be a resident of
Washington, but had been, like the
frat a worthless character, freeuenter
of vile places and professional ruthan.
They had obtained, together, forty or
fifty thousand dollars. In some cases,
Jenkins said, they had followed him 10
WaH street, and meeting him on q
corner, would say: l know you; you
are q good old fellow and are in a good
situation with plenty Of money; know
how you spend it, and want $500 To-
day. It viii be all right, then. The
money was forthcoming. jenkins never
once refused"
A notorious woman was concerned IN
the affair, and she and her "man" had
shared several thousand dollars of the
money Jenkins stole. Jenkins career
of crime is thus described;
jenkins, according. to his own ed.
mission, began this embezzlement four
years sgo. He had, though apparently
living economically at home, spent con
siderable money in concert saloons and
other disreputable places. There, it
appears, he had been seen BY ruffians
and blsckguards, who had been inform
ed in regard TO his situation and cir
curstances, and they Immediately be-
set him, insisting that he should lend
or give them money, on condition that
they should preserve silence in regard
TO what they knew concerning him.
jenkins gave them the money they de-
manded, for they had limited to him Of
some other man who had been found
out. and who had been kicked out Of his
place This was . suppositious case, but
Il answered the purpose ofthe vampires
as jenkins now terms them, who have
since then constantly followed him. II
is understood that jenkins hiss paid
these men the sum Of 5000 to Sl00,-
900. The remainder of the money
stolen (s200, ,000) he has himself sqnan-
dered or given 10 Earl for stock specu-
lations on their joint account He
takes his incarceration philosophie.
ally.f
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self IL.

This Vieo, which is never praetisod IN
ths presence Of any one, hss proved he
everlasting ruin d thousands of he noblssi
and moat talented Jcung men that ever
gave tongue p eioquonco g pen 10 song.
= has aessroyed health, blasted tbs eonsti
t1tions and reduced the miserable victim ts
living sEeleton. Der are these its dRal
ne ruins Ct reason, the most meiancholy
sight that ear meet mortal eyes. To -
cured permanently of thla Addiction, call On
Dr.. Coisuzn, No. "a Ncrth Cherry stress
o. address hin b. letter. Box sei, Essh
vile, Tenn. fsb15-d
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GeneraI howard and GeneraI cox,

Major General Howard, the Chief Of
the Bureau Of Freedmen, has been ma;
king speech in Maine, in which he
referred TO the Oberlin letter Of Gen
eral Cox, and said in that connection I:
I see that it is stated that General
Cox. who is q candidate for Governor
of Ohio, has given it as the result Of his
experience and observation that the
white and black race cannot perma-
nently live together in this country.
Now / have the highest respect for
General Cox. esteem him as q thor
ough soldier, true patriot, Christian
gentleman. But my experience leads
me to 3 conclusion Numerically oppO-
site. If my individual likes and dis
likes may be referred 10, know that I
can employ q negro and he and can
live together, and if that is the case,
there is no reason why another two can
not do 80 likewise. Itshows that il is not
natural instructive repugnance in US
against the blackG Further, am con
scious that I could employ twenty five
negroes on my farm and live with them
not only without hating them, but
could love each and every one Of them
| will use that strong term.
Butyou say, that Is not social equal
ity.' Social equality is an absurdity.
II does not exist any Where-not here
in Augusta. But IN talking Of em-
ploying negroes you suppose the white
man superior. Perhaps in the average
he IS. But, would you like 70 see
white men employed By negroesr 2 In
answer would say thatin Washington
one Of the most wealthy citizens is =
eolured man, and he employs white
clerks, who can not only endure the
degradation. but are very glad OF the
employmeuG He transacts very
large business at home, and with the
West This may seem TO you so anon
aly-an absurdity. II is not Il Is
simply uncommon There is a preju-
dice and there is conTentionalism
against il, but the prejudice Is not red-
ical or instructive, and all convention
alisrss are liable to change.
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CsTOJRN from the undeTeigned. oz The 81
~ night a she lSfh mt. N Nliteh n
n,sres; ons = deep bay, heavy btiiS III
black lees. nane snd TAI, ElarEet by collar on
neck, nssr the top, and ID hreechhg en- TIE hiooti
part = the fhiEh she travels Nlih 8 gsai eeiNetn
i've Years old in good aesh, and about - taEl.l
b Eh.
lhe ether ehesnui so1rel, yesrs oid. With .
star, ana ene nlsse hnd floh snaa, and tnin "a
Haah.
niA ray si3 sor ihe rnsres, delivered b ne g
Mhis bsna, o. 81 with Thos Leek, ksQs fro1l
street, Nashville, Tenn and Sss lor TIE eppEensn-
sen q The eisieTes. W. LLFsCoMB.
auElt-iss
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OnieerP Accounts made out and eashed.
Quartormasfers' and Ordnanee accounts
promptly made up by II. Tompkins, lats
Major 18th regiment Illinois cavalry. or
Ges corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs.
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whore are blaekensd spots which shsu
wheEs their 6rea had fsrmsrly beer, b.
means Of which they who haa no shelter n
az, cooked thsiF daily mite Of meat. Frsr.
meuts Of kettles aud stoves, old esst OF pans
and DAT rocks, The cooking utensils which
they had used, are strewa about. I no.
tieed in one Of the kutss piled up with care
70 await further use, toward the upper side
Of tie enclosure whore there seems % have
been prison Tor the coafseneat of ofiosrs
ara several stamPa on the TOPS q Which
those Who violated any Of the prison rules
we're made 10 stanl azd marx time, tor per
haPa whole dag, whils the guasd bad im-
porativs orders to shoot any oae that stop
ped Or fell or from exhaustion.
The whole scene with its sssociations Is .
hOrrid illussratioa Of the inhunauity that
origina.ed and carried On thsrebslliou uasil
its overthroF, Perhaps lam rakinga hurt
fal coal from dead ashes. j viii stop.
The Herald's Paris correspondents con-
tainl important statements respecting po-
litieal affairs in Spain. The Queen ana her
Prime Ministers are not OF at al god
terms. A strong republican lssling exists
among The officers Of he army, aad rsga-
hutton may be ccnsi3sred as imminent.
The world Gays The total loss By Ksteh-
an forgery win amount to four millions Of
dollars.
Nav YoaE, Aug. ls.-Ths Times Waah-
ineton special ssys the court f,r TIE trial Of
WartE is being rapidly reconstructed and
more rank pat into it. Thrse Alsior Geusr-
ais wiz be added, viE Msj. Gsa. Lev Wal
lace a. president Of the court Breves Msj.
Gen. Jno. W. Gssry ana G. Mott. Lstisrs
from soldiers in all parts Of the country who
have suffered impfisonmsus aud torture At
Andersonville, still pour in on the Judge
offering totesiiiy to IN maut er Of
acts Of cruelty.
The Quartermasisr General has ordered
that ave hundred elk mule iedms be at |
onee organiEed for an overland march flom
this city to LeavenWorth. Kaasss. They |
win 60 out in charge Of officers Of the Qasr-
ternastsr's Department, ia two dsiaeh-
meat Of $50 teams each, with every equip |
mont necessary to make this march ally
equal 70 shsrmAH's march from Chattanooga
% Raleigh. r
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Auction Sale
Rolling Stock, Railroad Iron,
Etc. Etc.

MILITARY DIVISION % TIE rEs1. FzsFK.a
Chief 4lafie1ulasisr'a Oflca. q. Isl q H n
AasaFiie. Teun., auF. ia. tEat.
w D. sod g F1ti.c Auctlon. ta ne hiehesf
" tiader, he t1liosinT proroIt 81. "a scr85nt n
tha United 6faiea
o. Tuesday, September i4ih. AZ FiffsIsnr~. Pa
zl1s D - d neH ~ fa.lfaad ffan
o. FRIDAY. 8epterntar ls.h. ~ Z 4 an A erst.
eAr nosEs, te.alsals, usio Esont7 flga New Box
ffeIght cars 9 leat aasaaa
~ avADAfs septsu1eF isfh. a. the Mehran
e1I fe1lraslF . faetcrF. a.reIt ts.sf Er.1.rt-a.
hes Boa fleait Car. isai snsqs-
- o. eA4E Dtf, 81 iie Detroit Car Cons-
panIs taeicrys iniltJ ighi Nea fiat Cars. dro
- VIZ aEtDAf, ssptss1bsF ellh. a Haskeu 4
81 .ef 4 t4 ofts. Hiehiaan C.iv. ind Taeasr-
nFe aeE h11 ffelght Cars feet aanrs
fi.lts 70 epInlle1co az ~ an 1srlns C1sH. iu
oofsf eueei iu1ds. FE CHILLY.
ae1io-id caDL sud q a o s army.
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CoLaAfE CO. beg 10 inform their custo-
mers thas hey stilf eontinue che faanulac.
turs Of their various styles Of Family and
Toilet Soaps, Starch, and cendlsE.
Prices current forwarded b. inail on aP-
piicetion. CoLGkiE 4 Co,
Nos. So 4 S. John st. View York
iufv28-sm
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A German servant girl fell out Of =
lhird stgy window At Cleveland, . !.
the othG day, and would have been
killed hsd nos a eentAeulan caught her
in his gna She esked him IL he
s.wasn' .shamed Of himself" and told
him 10 b off with his impeEtinsncs. -
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PHogoaz,rHa-Pholegraphs q Generals
Fedsral aud Conlsdarais. TIE isrgesfeol.
lsciioa In ne wosl, for sale, vhoieaais ana
rstan. Roinsmber the place, Gallery q the
Cumberlaad, zs Cedar strsst, opposite com-
mreial Hoial. maJzIu
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Diseases Of the Skin.
PRIcR 81 PER BOX

VWIs CERATB HAs BEEN IN USE BT THH
II FRENCH ARMIES FOk THk PAST FiFI7
Year, and there e 70 French soldier who does noi
knoW its value.
It as also asad extsnssFely b. tss aliisd armies
IN the Cru1ean paE, and such were the benefits
derived rom ils use that n has acquired . Worid.
vide raputston, saa no soldier who kncNs % rs
merit Ni be for q single week without q box IN his
knapsac, b. the use o. this Csrata heslssys haz
ssit guard aFanst The various troubles % which 4
soldier s subject, e. By uaing 4 on his clothing be
can lrsv vent tae apFsarNnce o. vermlu, sHd TIE DIS
esses Of the skn enuInerstad above, and aler they
have made thesr eppaarsEce il 4 but ltfs trouble,
with the aid q this CeTase % nd hiuasef 81 thsss
disaeTeoehls troubles.
ne proprietoTs have gona % . greaf expense %
rrocure the oriEnsi recipe oi Or. Feioe, WITH fol
directions, and TIE EppsrAi1s for aEufactnring fhe
cerats, ss i has been made By The crzral inYen.
tcT aud have procured the
Sole Agency Of the United States,
and have aalectsd depot For he nnaaufacturs q
he article In kashville, 70 as 70 b
Near the Army of the Cumberland,
And also depot IN Rsshingicn foE ihs aocomnao-
dnlier q the
Array OF the Potomac,
80 ns 10 laes the Csrste - reach q oF1ry solda1
IN TIA seTvice AZ the United eiaias
-. - 4rar1F
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TEE CoxFEssEoNs AND ExPERIEscR OF AZ IN
vALtD.-Pabhshed for the benefit, and as q
caution % young men and others, who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of
Manhood &C, supplying at the same time
The means Of seli-euFe. BY oae who has
cured himself after undergoing considersbls
qnackery. By enclosing q postpaid ad-
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
Of She aathor.
NAfHkzIEL MfTFAis, ESQ.,,
Brooklyn, Kings Co., y. 7.
aurI-aua
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Gold is falling, % i The prIee os Photo
graphs a. the Gallery Of he CslmbsFlazd
Card Pictures now only IS per d,ssn.
apEll--tf g. MoAsu, ~ Cedar 81
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Afk5A mg rsFi. q ~ Tsanessse ~ isailafTs
~ one rcIfel Hofa8. EeafT mtHe nflil.st sd.
- H.l'iie ll1fFs 8a1ilaaeefet tlet aFils Aas a
1pp 'a ata "a hina "a aht1 f1 tHf nHe
fe.arl * nInf. o. efllI i1laflrs - - t-Iat tFa
hiln. esl rscafro 81. Ha eeczl-s2 ea lle zni af
- ioth q ArT1ss. ist3.
kNDREH 1oHseae. Aaaaf
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As specimens of what the extremists
say We copy the following
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

TIE BFidai ChambsF. aa EsEsy 81 War1i1k
snd LHs1rusucu f1f foanF nen- Also, Bes 4at ~
aaiae trea,ueEi lur Lfeaaaua ~ Sc ufiaary s1l
8ezuai 6ysfems--sent lrae. N sealse eaEaI I1pea.
Addrsss d.. J. E6ILLsH HoUaAf0As hsseld
Aasoeiai.sn. Phlih1elplis, -. sHris-l,
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a
THIS INSTITUTE AIMS TO SECURE TO
young Lsdirs 4 ihnHoagh tanirE 81 has
bslongs 10 a fnishea educslou, hegunnE with the
eiemen s, aud closing with the higher philosHpui-
cal, moral and mstheuaiscal studies ui College
Ccur
Taly instruction is given IN F-euch, Latin
SpEnish, ltsl an aud Gefnsn Languages, and in
% non % the studT Of ext Books. vocal Music,
liain and Crnam srt tll Needle Work receive - cal
aftfriiun
A limited number a. Boarding Pupils pii ha
sdIuit ca MO the farnilY of the Propnetors upon
ssris aet0rJ rsrcs, and The Psuc uals assure ther
pais0us that nqinlnE shah D. Santns. on their
part, tea vancs ihe Physical Moiai and Inieiiec-
Suai cuiiure Of the young ladiss placed Ia tieir
charge
For Circulsrs, aadress Mrz. n. s. Parks, al TIE
insEtuie.
Tho tchooi viii ue-op~n September 18Th, and
end funa BAD, f1r tha olloEing year.
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% ile snck Chur tke. large BsY i,S,,ss,s fs
hsnas b IN, years ga, llsct nlsne 49, ,s.i y, \.
si'.le 80 on { rahsaa ht,e lsrae IN len ~ i,
ne oeliyeTy 10 me IN Nashville. --' ny
4. n. BESTtRr
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hOIlCs 70 Tennessee BOndhoIders

SAN cr EEsEnssEs. CoNFraolrrns 0sr5c. n
fAsaFIflE. august N, lass.
= 90 = fnee te q Tesolut o. 81 che tsenersl -
- aelnlfy q the state 81 Tcnpe ssoe. f,assei NJ,
-, 80 you are hereby requested % transnit q
-, utlet ~ iaiefleui yonr nsrne an re- ideaoe
80. ~ este snd Bgmber ~ eash Hand OF fhc
- 40 ehArasieI - such tcaI. fonr e,aflT .,s5r-
i'''lee T. easnesily rsgnfsied
=. ". HArCHETT,
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Building Lots
In RoNd's Addition for Sale.

.,-yse n.E.- A. verv rss onahle rates humber q
w ei,gifie building iots n Rsyd's mAgpinqent
Addition % Nashville situaiea n tle ne iooino''
~ ne peaiisnnary, Co krl sprog- Ae
Also 4 number 81 p.ecea g ll.nds hein tso y -
srres 10 the same ne ehborhood a
furehsssrs had helter hay While these io'e are
ehesp A ply 20 -, :. .,,,rvpxzr,
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