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J. o. q. F.-Members OF EVE Lodge, No. 27:
You aye hereby no id'd to inset at your LO 'ge at
nine o'clock A. n, Thursday, April 18Th, to atteud
the funeral Of our late brother, f. 81. Norton
Members CT si,ter Lodg are respectfully invited
to attend.
Rpl21t% RICHARD WALKER N G.
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wheat Ready for shipment on the Up.
Der nfasfsAfnDi

The Lacrosse Rep b lean estimates the number
OF bu hels of Whess stored at different prints on
the upper Mississippi and its trbntsriss above La
Cfo 90 at nearly quite hve millions Of bushels.
The Democrat say these fgurs ara imaginAtioEs
Of the brain, and proceeds to stats the rial guam
esf Ill
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Jouvin kid gloves, large assortment Of
spring colors. Call and see at
Mort & HAIGHT's,
1876 Bank street, opposite Weddell.
aplI2;2OO
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FEED BOYS WANTED.-To feed on Double
Cylinder Presses. Apply at LEADER Count
ing Room.
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AsTIRRIEe SUNDAY IN MEADyILLE.-We are
living in extraordinary times, and much
must be forgiven the people as to modes
and times for the popular expression of Joy.
A strange day was made of Sunday last in
Meadville. The Republican says that ain
compliance with the proclamation Of Gov
ernor Curtin, Sunday was generally OBJ
served by the churches in HeadTifIe as
day of Thanksgiving, appropriate sermons
being delivered by the different pastors.
The most impressive and enthusiastic SER
vices were, however, held at the Metho-
dist Church in the evening. Atthe begin
ming of the services Rev. Mr.. Day announc-
ed the reception of a dispatch saying that
Sherman had utterly routed Johnston's
army, and captured 10000 prisoners. This
created the greatest excitement, the entire
audience cheering vociferously. Addresses
were delivered by Rev. W. F. Day, DR..
Hunter, Alfred HuidekopeF, Esq, and Rev.
DR.. LoOmis, and the exercises closed by
singing the Star SpsDgled Banner"
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND.
Designated Depository for all Public
Monies.
AnthnrI-nh Enharrirfinr Annnf Enr ihn

new ADVERTIsEMENL
Box 4s4 Franl fiu. Pa.-Situstion Wanted.
For Sale-E fat Cornst.
Removed-RanEom's Coal Yard.
ChApln's Hall-Muslosl soirse.
Z. 1. Baldwin Oo.-New Goods.
o. Cutter & son-Aucti1n Sale.
YouDgloVe, Massey Co.-Mowsrs, 30.
o. Cutter Son-Furniture at auction.
]. z. WilIams-Rack for sale.
Situation wanted-Local Notice.
= stPonement-LecA Sotioe.
Second Ward-Local Notice.
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4 single Bottle VIE last . MOnth-Gs
be used three fines 3 Day.
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A large invoice of Spring underwarS;; in
Gsuzs, Lisle-thresd and Zephyr, lust re-
ceived ct Morn & HA1eHT's, 1876 BSak street,
IoPpcsits the Wsddsl. spI2:2OO
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RemOVaI.-JACOB FRANK, the popular aud
enterprising haeulacturer OF Hoo5 skirts and Cor
sets, has removed from his late stand On Water
street, TO a large and commodious establishmsnt,
No 1913 suPerio sire. t. under the American House.
Wholesale aud retail buyers will Bud it to their In
terest to bestow liberal patronage on the new
establishment, the proprietor iateods by atten-
tion and energy bestowed alike Upon all branches
of bis trade, to make it at onca the most popular
es!Ab meat in the city. apJ2 200
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RemoraI.-JACoB FRANk, the porular

Wanted BY an experienced yolng man, a
situatlcn in Grocery Store. Good city reference
given. ddress L, NJ Leader office spl3ts6
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7.3O LOAN. &e.
COMMERCIAL.
MoRNINa LEApER oFFIoE.

MVhNINH LEADLh UEFIUHf I
WEDNESDAY, EvzEIEa, April 12, 1855.
ReeejPts-Tbe receipts Of Grain BY rail- during
the "A hours ending at one O'Clock to-day were a.
inlInu.
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ITCH. WhEATON'S
TCII.

BCRATCH. OINTMENT. bCRATCH
Will cure the Itch in 4s hours--slso cures salt
Rheum, Ulcers, Ohilbla'ns, aud all Eruptions Of
the Skin. Price 80 cents. By sending 20 cents to
Weeks end Potter, 10 Washington ST., Boston, will
be forwarded free by mail. For sale BY all Drug
gists- sTRoSs & ARMsTEoss, Cleveland, Agents
for Northern Ohio. mhI4.F dkW
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Pattern bonnets, from the New York
openings, at Mrs. shaw's Millinery Rooms.
APT:
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TIE STEREoPTICON.-A fine house was out
last night at the Academy of Music, TO see
the wonders and beauties of the stsreopti-
con. All agree in pronouncing this the
finest exhibition of the kind that has ever
been here, and that is high praise!~ The
instrument used is one of the largest, If not
the very largest, ever made, and it receives
the manipulation of a skilful and scien-
ti6c man. The collection Of views is large
and select, and embraces many ofthe rGrer
specimens of architecture, ruins, &c. The
exhibition of statuary is very fine, and as
the pieces burn out upon the canvas, and
then die away into the mist, the effect is
most delightful.
Our citizens cannot spend a pleasanter
evening than they may enjoy at the kcad-
emy sny night this week. And such sxhi-
bitions have refining influence upon the
mind, which is beyond estimate Of value.
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y. z. Money aIarket-ApriI IL.


MOney-Easy at p ct.
Sterling EXebange-Q at 1857 9lcs1S
for first class bankers bills.
GOld-No decided change. Opening At 146
declining to -. advancing to -, and closing
at 49,
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CLEVELAND
CITY DIRECTORY
ROp foes a

The undersigned propose 10 issue in the
month of May next, a complete Directory Of
the city Of Cleveland. Having made the
necessary arrangements to have the city
thoroughly canvassed by the 10th of April,
we expect 10 issue the work on the lOth of
May but the publication may possibly be
delayed until the 25th- As we intend TO
make this complete directory, containing
the name, business and address of every
man in the city, we trust that it will meet
with that success which it's merits demand.
The work will only be sold by subscription,
as no more copies viii be issued than are
subscribed for.
A limited number, only, Of advertise
ments will be received. For terms, &c.,
apply at the LEADER Counting Room.
E. CoWLEs & Co.
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QeYeIand EYenIpg stOek Ixchange,

WEDNESDAY, Ev. EIEs, April u. 1865.
The following Iales were made at tae Board this
evening:
1oO shares Cleveland Pittsburgh 1O.... 7I1<
lOO Liverpool Oil 90, bsO.............. IS
100 4" Gil Creek & Cherry Run 80. 1926
$50 Misoouaubik Mining Oo......... 70
By request Of the oficsIs Of the Grant OIL Com
pany, The Gallo the stock was ordered to be here
sftsr omitted.
The Board adopted motion to adjourn the regu-
lar Friday evening session to Saturday evening, IN
order 10 give the me nbsrs an opportunity to par
tlcpAts Ia tbs general holissy OF Fridsy.
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TUsIOAL soIREE.
A OADEMY OF MUSIC.
Toys kagDlflCent
STER EOPTICON (!
The Finest and Most Celebrated In
the world.

This splendid Work # AIT Is row on exhibition
at the Academy Of Music.
6OO Phvtogts phio Views zach visu oscuDying
space 20 feet square These represent stiOus
CO sist of We've of sl the Principal Cities in she
World, most Of the celebrated and prominent o.
thedrals, Abbtys, Chu-chas, Castles, Palacrs,
Bridges, Rivers. Mountains, Valleys, &c ac., in
Europe In fact, one can see much in 9 single
evening as he could by taking & voy- ge around the
World. Also 100 of the most beautiful Statues in
the World, taken by the PhOtog sphio process from
the original n be seen as though the real statues
were bef re youl
cents. To Family Circle and Gallery, 95 cents.
Hsg-NJ extra G. arge for reserved teatg. apl2
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TRAEELER,s REqIsTEIl.

~ Citizens Eishing conveyance TO either Of the
above Trains Boats will be called for BY Coaches
Of stsysRs' Omnibus Line by leaving their address
At tho Omnibus Onioe, l47 Superior street, next
door 70 tho Weddell House.
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DIED.

At Marion, Iowa, Msreh 31s., Of DIssntsry
FRANK CLAY1ON, son Of A. o. and Sarah z.
CottIeli, sged ID months.
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es0 OOO MONEY ADVANCED

DOOsUOO in sums 10 Buit-at the old stand and
weH-known WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, On secu-
rites OF every kind viz: Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewery, Guns, Pistols,
Clothing, DIy Goods Pianos helodeOns, and all per-
sonal property and articles Of value, the most sat
sfactory terms, Business strictly private. EBt8b-
hsbed ISL. MIA variety Of unredeemed Watch
@, Jewelfy, Guns, ETC., or sale at bargains.
Ohce-corneI Of Water and Superior streets, over
oct2a J. q. iw. WAGNER.
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FIRE.-Fire broke out yesterday morn
ing at seven o'clock, in a one aud half
story frame dwelling house, No. 95s supe-
rior street, owned by Henry McGann, and
occupied by his family. Mr.. McGann is in
California, and by the total destruction of
the house and most of the furniture, his
family, consisting of wife and six children,
are left perfectly destitute.
The house might have been saved for
the steamers were promptly on the ground,
if water could have been obtained. The
loss was 81, 500; iDsurao ce S7eO. A defect
i've hue was the cause of the fire.
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.

TUST REOEIVED.-THE FINEST
>, mt Of Belt Buokl les ever In this city, st
O0WLkS',
FNnlS q Esf6SllFe-Ea,
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FELL PROM A CAR.-Jacob Hummell, a
brakesman on freight train, who lives on
Lorain street, West Side, fell from the top
of car yesterday forenoon, on the Flats in
this city, and struck on his back on the
rails. No bones we're broken, but the mus
cles of the back were so badly confused and
his system received sush a shock by the fall.
that he will be laid up two or three weeks.
He received the prompt attention of Drs.
Beckwith and schneider, and is as comfort
able as could be expected.
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H OUDN ANO LUZ IOh bAIU.-
IL viii sell Tor q reasonable price-n opportunity
pTesents-ny house and lot, No. 22g soOve Av' nue..
ANY one desiring medium priced house, situated in
hgOod neighborhOod, LITTLE removed from the bus
lie Of be business part Of the city, viii do well {? call
and examine premises be lore purchasing elsewhere.
The house wood contains nine rooms Desides pan
ys, closets etc. It Is in excellent repair There is
so,d barn, abundance Of grapes and other iIuit
and Hhrubbery upon the lot. The iurni in house
viii b. sold with it, II desired. Enquire upon the
premseg. fm22 mi q. J. BALLARD.
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NHOICE BLACK TKAS-- -0OLONG,
7 Nlsouchong and japan Tsas Of very hne quality,
OF sale BY OHgRQHLhL BROTHER.
~ 1aa 0pta-t~---~
OUGARS-PRIOES GREATLY RE-
~ DU0ED on all kinds OF Sugar, and we are not
to be undsrs0la, Find the right plsee-ho. l26
nohis oHURoEIGr i BBoTHER.
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POLICE COURr.-Judge Hessenmueller dis
posed of the following docket yesterday
N lrning:
Observation-Disclosures A. Moore, fined
81 and costs.
Keeping House of Ill Fame-Elizabeth
Hosfeldt, case held open till Monday.
Assault and Battery-George Wetzel, case
continued to Monday, bail $500; Byron
Bronson, Henry Ross and Cornelius McKes-
yer, each fined $50 and costs.
Disiurbance-Mrs. Werbach, discharged,
paying costs of prosecuting witness.
Grand Larceny-Charles kaufman, case
continued to the 18th inst. -
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VIGOROUS CAMPAIGNING.

Gen. LoveH II. Rousseaa, having &C
cepted the radical Union nomination
for Congress from the Fifth district oil
Kenlueky, has entered into the canvass
with energy. Ina recent speech in the
interior Of the State, he defined his own
political sentiments and gave an inter.
esting review of his competitor, Mr.
Mallory. OF this latters opposition Gen.
Rcu sseau slid: BI8Q
d" He will oppose appFopriating money
to pay the army to whip the rebels after
.hey are ell whipped out; he will op-
pose the enforcement of the conscript-
ion law after the draft Is stopped and
Provost-Garshals offices are closed he
viii oppose the recruiting Of slaves when
there is not q slave left in the country !;
hS will, in Congress, oppose the Consti-
tutional amendment after it is not only
disposed of by Congress 90 far as that
body is concerned with it, but after it is
ratified by the requisite twenty~seven
States-which is sure 70 be by December
next, with or without Kentucky; he
will oppose the enforcement Of the
Monroe doctrine Of 'America for Ameri-
cans against Macmillan, dong after
Max. has been OF to Vienna, and lunch
ing on his roast chicken aud peas; he
will oppose the severe treatmentof JEFF
Davis, after that prince Of scoundrels is
hung and mouldering in the grave and
so on, through the long catalogue Of ac-
conplished facts
After discussing the Constitutional
amendment, Gen Rousseau defined the
position Of Kentucky:
al wish 70 say again that slavery Is
dead Its own friends have destroyed
il They placed il at the foundation of
jeff DaViss Government and invited,
nay, forced US to assail it They forced
the whole liberal world to make war
upon il, and presented TO Us the alter
native, 70 destroy slavery or see our
Government perish We al know this
% be true, and no truthful, sensible
man will deny it Our duty was plain
one; 10 kill slavery, and the rebellion
with il, and let the Government live
Both these things are accomplished
facts, and in the whole Christian world
there remains but three slave States,
Cuba, Brazil and Kentucky. In her
efforts to save slavery, Kentucky has
the sympathy Of nobody; the civilized
world, in sentiment and practice, Is
against her, and her hopes That she
might succeed in remaining neutral in
the mighty fevalation fhroEgh which We
have Just passed, was only less silly than
theeffort 70 keep her aslave State nov.
know the same men who then sad she
would remain neutral now say that she
shall reject the Constitutional Amend
menb and these same men insisted
that IN , y that she could remain neu-
tral ana defend herself against the
North and the South. She Was 70 be
The monster porcupina. With sharp, de-
tsnsive weapons pointing IN every di-
raefion The polifiria4,s Of the Slafa !
pat Der in the positioE Of neutrality,
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EDUOApION
TO THE PUBLIC.0

THE solici.stio7 O. r ends and 20 sid the eause
a Of female educatioa, he under-i n-d has de-
teTn1lnsd 10 open -honl for Female, "a lhis q ,
osahs lfrst Monsay IN s. pfemher nezt 20 Dulo
up pernaneet - oois eInprse n3 ? 2 me est la
and ofna adeussi b. xncaee is DE . Jet
Here in Tenressee is a wide Geld and one in
which we pr ross % sxer ise ai our ene = q
and whatever acq lirernents yesrs Of literary labor
may have gwen a Having ent ne ast ionf
mcnths m sting the best schools m difie ni
s a,es We have endeaE9red % 1uisa ausy sci q
the salient poiosa effli.
Thseourse vii be thorough and the insiruc ions
select vhde personal aitentOn viii he gwen t. the
NO a, mtsllectual and physical q gelopfnlnt o.
Chi stianiy without seelarianism yill be publicly
Ou cherished purpose VII Be- 70 impress the
idea thai fensle e1ucstin should be thorough, u5e-
fal and complete.
Muse pa ing. and ocuton or the art of read
ing well Sioud, Wd occupy Their neufed Places
All 3 etsaeht by the best masters.
A lin tad HuInbef Of toa. ding pupils VII ne
Application made personally or by lst ler address
ing X K 4i9 Nashville, Tenn.
jys XIV tll sept - f7Ts ". = hAhD.
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DTRIRA'H MAIZRNA

mat reeeiyed q medal and honorab mention from
the Royal Commissioner, The competition Of all
PROMINENT nnanuhc tuTers ~ "CoTn Starch" and
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Letter from SeK YOrk---Gen. Rousseau
Political Matters.
NGw YorK. July IS. ls6

NEw YORK, July is, 1865.
Editor Union
If you have not heretofore inserted
the enclosed synopsis of Gen. Rousseau :
speech, which I find in the Troy Daily
Times, please insert it for the benefit OF
the candidates for Congress in our (the
Nashville) District, and Of their constitu-
ents. 1t is more than refreshing to
read or to hear a speech from candi-
date that is outspoken and truthful
Il is more than refreshing to read
or TO hear q speech that contains a
manly and fearless denuneiat;on Of the
wrong, and yindieation Of the right, in
the face of an opposition which preju.
dice and ignorance has made formid-
able to the "seeker of votes"
We have had in our District no able or
hearty vindication of the emancipation
policy which the Government has adopt
ed The northern people read with
great interest any thing on the political
situation in Tengessee.
From what has appeared in the eW,-
papers, they would be justified in sup
posing that the candidates in the Nash
Vile District were still in mortal fear Of
a pro-slavery constituency. Why is
suchS faint apology made for the Gov
eminent in reference TO its 7achOn
on the subject Of emancipation 2
Surely the Ex-Governor, the learn
ed Circuit Judge, the Mayor Of
Nashville, andsthe efficient Representa-
tive from Davidson, could, by speaking
ous plainly and boldly, as Gen. Rousseau
is doing in Kentucky, do much towards
SATISFYING the people With the changed
condition of things. The people. ere
forced to acknowledge that slavery is
dead, and nine out of ten state rights
secessionists viii acknowledge this. Is
is understood that the candidates for
Congress in our District have gone this
far. s Why don't they go farther and
shO,0 Tie people By facts and figures, that
slavery ought to havedied lo0g ago.
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seE.Q sr-s ssa vius ssrss,s. Ns-ssiis.
naya-'u--so = 80
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qafaFrhaI Consutsustan

2 3end you 4 csrtGcate Of Nsofni Wnc0r ~ fa..
toEu--iife vas Affected WITH Catarrhal Cossnsss..
uon hni lied many rfrnedies but coutnurd Z,
zroa weaker; lungs and soInach barr.r. 49,
'lueh dis0rdered, aud nsr physciacs ard f-et-,a
daspaIred ol her ii.s- IbroGgh the usa ~ s-a.
compound syrup O u u Chorry she satrei5 10.
eofurneHrs A1F fors
Ihlssauaole heficine, prepared ouIr ~ 81.
5anyne -0a az norm al1.a street. f.I...ie ~.
w.Laow. asIfiI. b-sy....
Cor Ihlrgh and Nis4 sgaair. : s.-I.-7i,s.
rla11-1isf- futH eal
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FHoroesArHs.-Phosogrspss o. General,
tsassa end oonfeierats. The largest coll
lection in tbs vest, ior sale, wholesale ara
rs'aiL Remember TIE place, Gallery Of he
eum6eFlsad. 2scedar street, opposite Com
mscid Hotel. mavs7.tg
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Vhcers on leave Of absence or detached
duty can have their pay accounts usada
out, collected or disposed Of. Soldiers hnsl
staiemonts boughtand assistance rendered.
" mFany commanders, reginenlal Quarter
masters and others 10 close their papers ~
experienced Quartsrmaster's elerksJ al 81.
es, North Cherry street.
q ]. bum.
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Fine Whisky, Brandiel, Wines and Poriss;
h9sietier'a, Cedron aud Roback's Bitier;
Ayre's' Hurly's and Bulra sarispag ila. fos
sale at the lowest cash rates al T. W. Fos-
ter's, No. 25 Pebble Square. Dr. n. o.
Smith attends 70 the eompoundins Of pre-,
seriptiOns.
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70 the Voters og tie sixth Oongres.
sfonal Harriet.

co=po7si n ~ aaute q E.nsraass. Hg,ns. Hsr
a., pz'asir. fssB, L1lsii. sfs-t. Rirlas.i, El.t
-. diFsIsilsga. ls,aaart a.i lHsssguasasls
iaks ~ n1eibod o. ann1uneiuz uiyss,f q en-.
dsis-e e rsprasezt yauAh ths asxt Ccnrrrss of Az
GATED stliss, aad respectfully psk your Ifa,, -
iha siestoaoa 10 ar.i TtursssJ Is aurss. ns5t
iel3-us D.b. THcNha
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Last Chance Tor BarraIns.

The suter Goods az A. 4 M. Lsndsbarg
corner Public square aud Market are now
beng closed out. These must he soid y .
earfitss OF price. Now Is your time 10 rer
great bargains therc ia To5aero, Cigars.
canned Fruit, Oysters Sardlues. aoiious
snd Hats Convince yourself by calling
there
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E1l HnH Enn Hfh
VTTELaLsk known ii this and the adjoining State
w - experienced aod coTnpeteni disectoTs Of
female education, respectfully inform the citizens
Of Nashville and the pubic IN general, thst 8 spa
cious building recently erected, snahiss them to
The Acaiemy is about mile from the city, and
is situated in one Of the most beautu aud healthy
loca ions IN its vicinity.
The LADIES' OF this IrSStniion, being especially
devoted 70 the educsdon OF the yonng Of their
own sex. viii leave ,nOtning undone 70 inrart to
the pupils oouhied to their care, thorot I'll tdu-
cation N the his hest eense of The word.
. The reigou proiassed by the Ladies Of the In.
sttuncn IL the Catholic ana they viii impsrt spe-
eial religious mstruoton TO pupils protesting that
faith. 4
Puplia o. every religious denomination vii b.
I'D nitiod, Rnd no undue influence Wl be sised 20
b ss the religious principles Of the young laaies;
nor will any Of them be permitted 70 embrace the
Catholic isIn without he yerbal or written co1seLf
OF pArsnu q gngdens.
uniiorrnit and - Qrier.s loGasar, require f.p
and Al . religions exercises on Sunday
The Course Of Studles IS divided lnl9 four de-
psftments, each department having is own distinct
course Of s'udies assignCd Il.
The Academic \ ear VII consist Of two Sessions
--the 6rst c0mms ncing on the first mcnday 81
seulendef, the second on the first Mcndsy n feh-
ruary. The Academic Tear vii close with public
Distribution o. premiums and honors, about the
2oth Of June Of each year.
Parents or Gusrd'sns wishins 70 pieee their ehii-
dren wards in the Institution, viii he ~ eiyed
on any day butsundNy.
For further psrt c1lars Apply at the Academy
All business letters 20 be addresses 70 The Mother
SHperior, saint Ceeils's Academy, u cunt Vernon,
Nashville. Tenn. is2s-a