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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
THE NEXT ssION OF THE

THE NEXT Sc sSION OF THE
l. College OF W LILLIAN AND MARY will be-
gin ON the 10th, the I'd Wednesday of October
next, and continue until the 4th of July follow
ing. full course of instruction will be given in
the Academic Department. There is an extensive
apparatus for illustration in the Physical Sci
snces. Enough ofthe College Library has been
recovered to furnish reading matter and books OF
reference Cent table accommodations have
been provided for students. There ia a "Gram-
mar SCHOOL, connected with the College, in
which the usual English branches, and the ele-
mentsFy classics are taught. sit
Terms. college fees " =. S66
Modern Language, each. ....... 10.
Board at College ffotel ....... LOO.
Fuel, lights and washing extra, from $40 to 60.
Grammar School fees lmodern languages ex-
tra) SAB. 20 bSl1 ie,ssi lt,.5@ 2'a'
Board and other expenses as above. r. .lg9
Board may also be obtained in private families.
For such as are ing to form messes, bring
ing their ratons and room furniture from home,
these expenses may be much reduced. For fur
Their information, address the subscriber at Will
BENZ s. EW EEL sii
+2 President of the College,
suIl.S-6t of William and Mary.
.
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SHALL OFFER FOR sALEaoN

II
day. at the Court House door of Nansem6nd
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lst.-The very valuable farm ON which | re-
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ha. large dwelling house With every necessary
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wi alter. 2 80 tl A-3si Wy sH rs "As ~
q l also offer for sale a Tract of Wood Land,
we'll timbered, about miles from Suffolk; and
two Tracts of Swamp Land, containing about
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ID Also, several Lots with Houses thereon, in and
around Suffolk, ts5 sss liz. ijs-, I'd ss1rs74l 81.
d. The terms will be made. accommodating, and
as desire to sell, persons are invited to call and
see me and examine the property.
a5ffs.l ss1, ELISHA N0RFLEkT,
sepl57Sat&W ids Suffolk, Va.
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fas NEW GOODS NEW GOODS 9,5@
u returned u from the North where s he u psr
chased from frst hands, a fine assortment of
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NO. 80, Wade Water Street, neat Door t. tho 3 a.
80, 81 6aoi Esta6{t8haiesa. -
Every tool known to the Trade, and all the APP
pliances for executing and expediting work Al
be found in this establishment b.
The EXPANSION FEkKULE il s,n-... . g
new, is just the thing that has long been needed
and isguaranteed to stop the leaks in Tubes.
Persons wanting Steamboat or other Buitafs
made 81 repaired will consult their best interests
by giving me a call. - sopl2el,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-02
A western EaitOr,s Exporionce.

Never will we forget the lime we met
our sweet Kitty in the center of vast
wilderness of briars in the old Buckeye
State. Her eyes were as black as the
berries in her basket, and as brilliant as
those of the cat-bird chatiering over her
head her lips were ruby red, her checks
lilly white, except q broad streak ot pur-
ple fruit stain, reaching from ear TO ear.
Heavens didn't she look lOvely2 Our
own basket was full and we volunteered
our assistance 10 iill that carried by her
Often, while plucking the melting fruit
from some glorious cluster, her curls-
Kitty had curls glossy and golden-her
curls brushed our checks, we thoncht,
very often, but it seemed somehow acct
dental. Somehow too, we were always
at work upon the same clusters and
Kitty's lips were very close to ours when
she turned to speak At last hltiy $
lips pouted, Kitty eyes flashed and she
almost succeeded IA coaXinc into her
smooth white brow one or two indignant
wrinkles
"Don't you think, said she, That
the other day when | was out here oil
alone. inst as we are, with Ned Jones,
the naughty fellow, up and kissed me
We didn't like Ned, and we were very
ready to say that he was naughty de
lust caught me this way, and her lips
almost touched ours, aud we felt a vio-
lent humping in the region Of our heart,
but she didn't quite do IT, ani the peril
was soon over.
We felt all over that We were un the
verge of being just AS naughty as Ned,
yet our bsshiulness saved as Stii poul-
ing. and we thought worse than ever; she
placed both her hands ou our shoulder,
and turning her sweet face towards ours
said
You are a dear good boy you ain {
going TO be naughty, like Ned was Z
Heavensl how our heart futtered. We
seemed losing our breath aud a moment
after Kitty was saying: ,.,
You are very, very naughty boy
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The Lnin DR.. Whewell.

A good story is told Of the universally
of the late DR.. Whewell's knowledge,
which runs on all-fours with similar one
told of Lord Brougham. We give the
story as we have heard it told One Of
Whcwells friends, annoyed at finding
that on every subject that was stariod he
met with n knowledge superior to his own
he must have been as great bore as
Gladstone is said TO be when he mounts
his Homeric Pegasus-resolved to read
upon some subject which was most likely
To lie outside of the doctor usual stud
les. Turning over an encyclopedia for
that purpose, Mr.. Brown 1--WE will sup.
pose) stumbled upon the article on chess,
in which reference was made to the way
in which it is played in China This
seemed to furnish him with the very topic
he wanted; so Brown got it up, and took
the very first opportunity of starting the
subject The doctor accepted the chat
lenge, and disputed some OF the alleged
facts. But" said Brown. " assure
Won it is so stated in the'encyclopGdia.
"Oh, yes; | know that very well, re-
ioined the doctor, and that was my
opinion at tie time | wrote the article
you refer to; nut have some reason to
think / was wrong
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-02
MEMPHIS TENNESSEE. SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE 2. 1866

afternoon at the houses Of the members,
are called "ladies clubs, gentlemen
are not excluded. A ticket to the Scuf-
fers or to the Jolly Dogs those are
the names Of two of the most fashiona-
ble-is reckoned great favor, and
can only be obtained by those
who are in very high favor with the
presiding authorities, among whom more
than one duchess occupies a prominent
position. The amusements consist Of
conversation and smoking-the ladies
doing their part maniully with their
cigarettes. To give you some idea Of
the freedom of manners WHICH these re-
unions are intended to promote, may
state that the "Scuffiers are so called
because at their gatherings chairs and
tables are banished from the room, and
the members sit or lounge on the floor or
on low divans. Without saying for a
moment that there is anything wrong in
these things | cannot conceal from my
self that they tend to encourage loud
ness of manner, to use an expressive
slang phrase-which is now becoming
very conspicuous among our upper teni
An example of this was afforded very
conspicuously the other night at one OF
the West End theatres, where the curtain
was actually dropped because a very
aristocratic party in private box near
the stage could not be induced to mod
crate the conversation they were carry
ing on. The curtain was not drawn up
again until the said party had left.
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saxOny the Battlefield of Germany.

The Paris Temps observes that for
centuries past Saxony has been the bat
tle-feld of Germany. From the time OF
the thirty years war, to the last struggles
under Napoleon l., including the sevep
years war that country has seen all the
armies of Europe come in collision on
its territory. The last visit of the Prus-
sian soldiers to Dresden was in l849, but
on that occasion they were invited by
the King of SaXOny, who asked for their
assistance to reconquer his capital from
his revolted subjects. Dresden is almost
within the grasp of Prussia, as the dis
tance from Berlin to the Saxon capital
is but 100 miles, and may be reached by
railway in less than five hours. The Prus'
sian frontier is only twenty miles from
Dresden. Saxony is bordered by Prus-
sia on the northeast and northwest, and
Austria (Bohemia) on the east and south.
The Austrian frontier is at Bodenbach,
forty miles from Dresden, whilst Prague,
the nearest large town of Austria, is l2O
miles further. The King of Saxony, il
he has terminated his armaments, may
have certain number of troops at has
disposal, but the fact is evident that he
is not in condition 10 defend his CAPT
tai against surprise by Prussia before
the arrival of Austrian assistance. There
is also reason to suppose that IN such a
case Prussia would not leave TO SaXonJ
sufficient time TO receive aid.
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Tho Weaker Sex.

Physically less muscular, and, gener-
ally speaking less powerfully built than
men, we are accustomed to speak OF wo-
men as belonging to the weaker sex. 1t
is very easy so to speak of them, though
not quite so easy to see how, except in
the physical view of the question, they
generally deserve the distinction. Pass
in review before you batch ofyour mar
ried friends, and ask yourself candidy :
Are the wives in the majority of the cases
to be looked upon as weaker characters
than their husbands2 If you want a
weak thing done, an Improbable but
pleasant thing, to which would you
90 for assistance in the carrying out
your scheme-to the husband or the wife?
Which of the two would be the most ca
pable of saying MOP" a monosyllable
often requiring for its utterance, at the
proper moment, the very greatest amount
of moral force. That expression the
weaker SCI" seems to me, just now, to be
more than ever inappropriate when ap-
piled to the young ladies dancing in our
ball rooms, promenading all our Hover
shows, endangering our lives when we
would cross Rotten row, or bidding us
to stand and deliver in the bazaar room
or tents in which they hold their fancy
fairs. OF whatever else we may accuse
those fair and exemplary creatures, we
must by no means charge them with un-
due timidty or irrational shyness and
reserve - Chesterfield Junior, in all the
Year Round
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49, "ra,t . Lido Of London.

London MAY y cor. Manchester Times.l
We have as you know, been getting
tolerablv fast in our manners at the West
End The present season has witnessed
a further development Of feminine indie
pendcncc Ladies clubs are tins
wear the 90 ia the most fashionable
circles. The young and unmarried ladies
do not take part in them to any great eN-
tent; the frisky mairons there reign
supreme. Although these assemblies,
which are held as a general rule, in the
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H. Professions.

According to the Tribune : American
and Oriental Literary Record, there are
in the United Staies-clergymen, 81 ,529;
teachers, ll9,469; professional authors,
PIG editors, 1894 publishers, 9ll prln-
tcrs, %, ,lOj; booksellers, only 1851; phy-
sicians, 54.543; lawyers, 33,ls3; judges,
7s7: nuns, ia: and sisters Of charity,
1879. Astronomy only figures with ,
professors, while astrology has :, and
reolery :.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-02

AT medical examination young as
pirant for a doctor diploma was asked /:
"When does modification ensuey Think
OF the amazemeut his questioner must
have felt when he gave the following an
swer. When you propose TO lovely
GIRL and are refused.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-02

A CELEBRATED writer says: No wo-
man can be lady who can wound or
mortify another No matter how beau
tiful. how refined, or how cultivated she
may be, she is, in reality, coarse, aud the
innate vulgarity Of her nature maniiests
itself here. Uniformly kind, courteous
and polite treatment Of all persons, Is
one mark of trse woman.
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.

nR. BOHANNAN'S VEGETABLE ELEC-
IL tuary. a pleasant and pnlatable cure Tor
spsrmntorrhea or seminal weakness. This rem
edy, which has been used by the renowned DR..
Bohannan in his private practice for. over
twenty-five years. was never known TO fail IN
curing the worst cases OF seminal weakness III
from two TO five weeks After over twenty-five
years use in private practice, II is now adyer-
tised solely for the benefit of the uuiortduates
10 save them from the hands ofmerciless quacks.
ifnot from the grave. Price 50 a box-7,ent to
aIi parts of the country For sale at DR.. Bo-
humans Office, No. 80 Pine str set. between
Third and Fourth. Established in st. Louis
"a
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GilO.GII RI

LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID durins the
year 1867, in very marked and striking man,
ner exhibits the solid. substantial. and faithful
service rendered patrons by lhe Phoenix, as well
as its ability to pass through seasons prolihc OF
confagratons. with honor and profit to those
most interested.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-02
Established in st. Louis i'm 1897.
VEGETABLE REMEDIES
That will eradicate all traces Of VEN ERBAL
DISEASE.
Syphilis. Gonorrhea, elect, Structures,
Mercurial Affections,

And diseases Of the skin. iell Immediately to
his great VEGETABLE MEDICINES.
He cures all eases IN % short time. Recent
cases of Gonorrnea and syphilis poaii iyelycnred
i'm a few days. lie does NOT coniine his praeiire
To the treai mont Of Neuerell Affections, bat !.
a. general rs that Of any other physician; Az
FEMALE COMPLAINTS AND OBJltUC-
TIONS removed in n short time
The utmost secresy can be depended on. and
those desirous of consulting him by mail can do
SO by enclosing stamp.
Address DIR. e. A. BOHANNAN,
ST LOTTIS MO.
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MEDICAL ADVICE FREE.

ALL THOSE WHO ARE SUFFERING
"A from ''Spermatorrhea" or Seminal Weak
ness" or any Private Disease, or are in doubt
as to the exact nature of their complaint should
send at ence for DR.. Bohannan's Treatise on
Special Diseases" which gives full descrip,,
ton, symptoms, etc. of all Chrome and
ioubt. This valuable work is sent FREE 70
any address. Direct to DR.. Z. A. BOHA NAN;
Nos 20 and 50 Pine street, between Third and
Fourth streets, St. Louis, Mo. Established IN
ST. Louis in 1897. ar3l-Sm
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-02

An average annual cash dividend to Stock
holders of fourteen per cent. upon its capital
stock. since its incorporation, portrays the great
success and stability of this eminent lnstitu-
ton. the superior financial accuracy displayed
i'm its investments, and the important truth that
the management of the PHOENIX is in the
hands of those who know how, successfully, to
conducts
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SSOO.OOO 90

Cash income, for the past year reveals the con-
slant and steady progress Of this popular cor,
poraton in the face of II bitter. vindietive. and
illegitimate competition.
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INSURANCE.
100000 DOLLARS
''"7Nf Iil'I lilA Rt9 3NDllgH&
OF PROPERTY
- L N4i&ff .gtNifEag
Destroyed by Fire,
Within the limits Of the United States,
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-02

aIUsIC, PIANOS. CABINET ORGANS.
MI Musical Instruments aud Musical MeT-
chandise generally, at Il. Katzenbachs, 5li
Nj ain street. mls-im
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-02

METROPOLITAN HOTEL. l09 AND Ill
MI Adams street. Memphis. u. III. hlto-
,uore prOprictor uylo- lih
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MORGAN, ALLEN F., Pk0PKIETOk or
Nl Morgan's Self rising Flour, No. 44S Mail
str.et south of Beal. myy-5m