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Noon Dispatches

New YORK, July 3I.-In the race be-
tween Dexter and Brown George and
running mate, on the Boston course
yesterday, the former bore off the stakes,
winning three straight heats. Best
time, 2:l9.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-The following
circular TO the district attorneys and
marshals of the United States was issued
to-day:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE, July 50.
By direction of the president of the
United States, you are hereby instructed
to observe, with vigilance, all persons
whom you may have reasonable cause to
suspect Of combining unlawfully for ex-
peditions into territory of any foreign
nation, and promptly interpose the
authority of the United States when YOU
have probability for believing any per
son has violated the neutrality laws of
the United States.
JOHN NJ BAUCLY,
Acting Attorney-General.
LONDON, July 3O.-In the house of
lords the reform bill has, been amended
by adding five pounds to the annual
amount of rentals.
PORTSMOUTH, ENG, July 80. The
United States practice squadron, consist
ing OF the frigate Macedonia, the sloop-
ot-war Dale, and othersvessels, arrived
off Cowes.
LONDON, July 30.-The Goodwood
races commenced to-day. The weather
is very fine, aud thousands of spectators
are present. The race for the stewards
cup was won by Sibeth Rope. The lead
ing horses came in as follows: Sibeth.
Rope first, WOolsey second, Sultan
third.
In the house Of commons, tonight.
Lord Stanley, in answer TO question,
stated that Napoleon had sent q note TO
the king of Prussia, but that it would be
improper to disclose its contents at the
present time. n "a "a
DUBLIN, July 30.-At the examination
of Gen. Farrell, yesterday, Massey tes-
tilted that the prisoner bad been chief Of
staff to Gen. Custar, United States army,
during the late war.
PARIS, July a0.-The dry weather for
over a week past has been unfavorable to
the erops, and reports from some Of the
agricultural districts in France say much
damage has been done by drouth.
IL is understood that Napoleon will be
met by the emperor OF Austria at the
frontier village Of Lulsboch, In the
T'yrol, whence the two emperors will pro-
ceed to the Austrian capital.
VIENNA, July 30-The Vienna Presse
announces by authority that the Empe-
ror Napoleon will arrive in that city on
the 7th Of August on a visit to the empe-
ror of Austria.
Baron Van Beunt, the Austrian pre-
mier, and Fuad PachR, the minister OF
the sultan, who accompanied his sover-
eign here, held conference on the pro-
posed inquiry into the affairs of the island !
OF Gambia.
BERLIN, July S0.-The Prussian jour-
mails denounce as false the Moniteuris de-
nial Of Napoleon's note to the king Of
Prussia regarding Schleswig, and they
insinuste that the denial was prompted |
by the defiant tone of King William e re- |
ply 10 the note Of the French emperor.
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n pursuance :, ,,I Of tae ,1, Proyizog1s OF TT1st
day OF Eoven Der, 1883, and which is duly rsqis-
tered IA the kegist~r's ctECe or shelby county,
in Bo3k No 80 Part J. pages 40, 475 and ~
and also In pursuance OF a Consent Tae-a.s
made by the hOu. William NJ. smith. Iuiigs IA
the CnHneery Court Of Memphis On sd day OF
April, leg7, in The eau es LeudiDg In said C6urt
wnerefu Charles j. Seav am. nfbs-s - CON-,
plalnauts; aid A. Street and other are de end
ants, viii, at the Southwest corner OF TIE IN
tersection or Poplar and Second streets la
Memphis On Thursday me 18th q J o. August,
lh57, between the houIs OF 10 O'Clock am. aud
Y m Of said day, proceed 70 sell az
Puonc aacuon, 70 the highest Bidder
the following seribed Lots OF Land. To-
geth-r WITH the improvements thereon,
see, viz: Being Lots Nos 10 ana 20, as known
on the map Of Memphis, ana bounded Is iol-
lows: Beginning at the Southwest cOrnerot
the inters- cd OF Poplar and Sc oud sfraefs
running thence West with the SOuth line 81
with Second street 741{ feet 20 a stake: thence
west - SET 70 an sAeJ thence witn
alley; thence East with SAID auey 10 second
street, The ce with SecoUd street l4sl ;e-t 10
the beginning. Excepting aud ercutiilQ how
Tsli1,oI.s5,e5 ~, - sfl, ~ III II ,It -s- -- -.4
the undersigned anu BriukIey & UCughertr 10 Hr
A. 1t eet, bounded aud described 3 follows
VIZ; Beginning al the south ast corner uT OF
he nrst icy south OF Poplar treet with ths
West SIDE o Second street; Then North
more OF less, 70 point az which sid West side
Of second street is tntersected BY a line
running through the center Of the middle
parallel wall from East to West, OF three story
brick building, embracing two teuernente now
in said lot No. Do thence nom said point OF
intersection Westward y l4s5a feet 10 the East
side OF the FIRST alley, West % second street
thence with the East side OF aid Isst mem
TONED alley Southwauily, . feet m1fs OF less
to The point OF intersection OF the East side OF
said last mentioned alley, with the torth SIDE
OF the nrst alley south OF Poplar sfrett-said
point of intersection being The southvest cor
ner Of lot No. 2G9; themes eastwardly with tha
East side OF the said last men TONED dIley I4slS
feet, to the beginning.
SAID property viii be sold on the following
terms, viz; One-fOurth Of the purchase money
cash, and the baiance on a credit o fCur and
eight months 1 for which ne puTehass5 si5 b
ana a len likewise to BE- retained on
the property 10 secure these deferred pav-
meuts. The equfts redemption IS viewed
and the title Is believed 70 he perleet. but
shall only convey as trustee.
H. J. WIOkS. Trusfaa.
RoYsTER, TREzEyANT & Co, AuqSi0neers,
ty1I "a
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GEORGIA ITEMS,

The Augusta Press says The two
lodges Of Odd Fellows in this city have
received about one hundred dollars as
their quota of the donation from the
Grand Lodge of Kentucky, I, o, D3F.
This amount has been the means of max
ing many e widows heart rejoice, for
the lodges here have ministered to the
wants Of those connected with the order
Charity is the principal feature of this
organization. ......
1t is stated by a letter writer from
Atlanta that ON the memorable Fourth,
q coffin containing a whip and cowhide,
was buried by the white and black radi-
Gals Of that city with imposing ceremo-
nies meaning that slavery was dead and
buried forever. That may relieve the
minds Of some superstitiOus negroes, but
to carry out their ideas Of liberty they
should have buried all the agricultural
implements and hoisted huge umbrellas
over the spot. Such is their conception
of liberty.
The Rev. Mr.. Key, local Baptist
who lived on Bushy creek, in
Burke county, about twenty miles from
Augusta, committed suicide, the
2lst, Sabbath morning. 1t appears that
he placed the muzzle OF a gun at the
lower extremity Of the chest, and struck
the hammer with a stick, which he held
in his hand. The CAUSE Of the rash act
is unknown.
Quite a revival has been in progress
among the negroes in the Baptist church
at Dalton, under the ministrations
Of Rev. John Lyle, colored preacher,
of Kentucky.
"A brutal murdfS was committed near
White Plains, few days since.
Four negroes tied one of their own color,
and after pelting him with rocks, sticks,
etc, until he was senseless, one Of the
Wretches discharged the contents of a
loaded gun through the body of the un-
victim. Arm the negroes, and
OF this kind will be frequent.
"A sad casualty occurred on the 22d
INST, about twenty miles from Augusta,
resulting in the death of Mrs. Ras-
cover, Of Augusta She was visiting
friend in the country, ana while at the
breakfast table little son of her friend
,ame in to show pistol he had bought.
While handling the weapon it was aeei-
ientally discharged and the ball entered
Mrs. Rascover's temple, killing her in
tantly. She was lady of intelligence,
A husband and one child are left to de-
llore her fate.
MIR. Duncan, who, 1t will be remem-
,ered, was tried over year ago by a
military commission at Savannah for
naltrestment Of union prisoners st An
iersonVilie, and was convicted and SEN
enced to fifteen years imprisonment at
fort Pulaski, has recently succeeded in !
fecting his escape from that fort, and |
las not yet been recaptured.
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"FoREwARNED." /"
Icn,r,rrSrcArrr

/ tCONf1TUSICATED.l
/ When q nation stakes her honor, her
property, and even her existence on the
/ issue Of war, her citizens, irrespective Of
I parties, by interest, sympathy and pas
/ sion, are banded together 10 promote the
I success of the common cause, and fear
/ Of sacrifices or cost seldom influence the
/ termination of the struggle. There is,
| then, an end TO be attained involving
/ the interests Of all, and life and treasure
are freely given for It's eOnsummRtion.
/ When the struggle is over, passion
/ cooled, and the avOcations of peace re-
sumed, the people differing, as they pre-
vi0usly did, assume divers party rela-
| tions, and cannot long be induced to Sup
| port party that entails greater sacri-
{ fees than war itself, especially when
! that party has no great object of mate
| rial or political benefit to the country.
/ Our late war bred bitter hate, and since
mems political success has been ia pro-
! portion to their capacity for vindictive-
I ness, bitter hatred is preferred to the most
I exalted talent, and the legislatures are
| filed with the most violent men
! the country can produce. We do
not reflect upon our condition; all
view it from some standpoint of passion
and ignore every dictate of reason for the
success OF tneir natred. we must look
abroad for an unprejudieed estimate of
US. The financial rating is the best ba-
| rometer Of a nations prosperity. Lon
con is the great money center of the
world, where the largest and most saga
cious capitalists Of every country are
! Irepresented-men who make invest
ments simply for profit. What are our
bonds worth there? Take the very best
class Of United States bonds, the first
series Of 5-20s, maturing in about fifteen
years, then they are to be redeemed in
gold, bearing six per cent. interest, in
gold they are worth seventy-two cents.
That Is, for every S100, 600 we cell, we get
81, 600, and pay during the fifteen years
$50, 900 interest, and then Sl00, 600 prin-
cipai In the same market the perpetual
English consol, bearing only three per
cent. interest, is worth about ninety-fiVe
cents. Why Is it that those sagaeious
men foFego the greater profit offered by
an investment in 5-20s, and content
themselves with three per cent.
per aDnum on commercial paper ?
II is no present inability on
the part of the United States to meet
her interest. The treasury holds over
one hundred million dollars in gold, with
q revenue steadily pouring in 70 keep in
that condition.
3 is want Of ponfdence in our future.
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Dissolution.

THE law Firm ff HAYNES. HEATH 8
/ LEWIS is this day dissolved. The unBn.
lshed business Of the lm viii have the at
tent on or each Of Us until 10 i~ closed up.
LaudOn G. Haynes has associated with him
in the practice OF The law, IN an its branches,
his s0n-in-law, Francs u. stockton and 3 is sOn,
Robert W Haynes and the style OF their firm
is II aNNES. STOCKTON g. HAYNES ON Ger
IN Vincent s. Building" corner ksst Court
and Second streets.
k. r. Heath ana A. NJ Lewis are associated
IN the practice Of the law, iE an its branches
and may be found al The old Office, Southeast
corner OF Second and linton streets, 10 stairs.
The style OF their firm is HEATH a LEWIS.
The parties may he consulted, iu regard %
the old business, al their respective Offices.
LANNDN c. HAYNES
K r. HEATH,
A. II. LEWIS.
Tuue Is IaT
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DISSOLUTIoNS.


THE law partnership HERETOFORE existing un-
4 Ger The hrrn name Of Halium G. Mulligan is
hereby dissolved by mutual consent. and will
hereafter be known bv he name Cf Hal uGa *
WsEhin gtOn. Mr.. Mulligau may hereafter be
found At The Office OF Capt. j. A. q. ly. No. 239
Second street. JOHN HALI-UM,
fs-l- Hu-
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. y fanHe 5. . s p Of saclion
elton a. ~ aeFesi s = OF Sec
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Educational.
pY the action Of the Trustees Of the
Brownsville Female Academy and
the Crawford Institute,

the two Schools have been cOnsolfdatsI
The buildings aud grounds belonging to them
viii be thoroughly repaired and can accomnn0-
date from 40 20 80 pupils. A liberal patronage
can be commanded, and the Trustees are deter
mined 70 build up a first class Female school
They wish to engage a competent PRINCIPAL
with corps Of Teachers for the Literary be
partment- Al the head OF the Mus.cl De-
partment is a Professor whn has most success
lully been connected with the Schools for the
last ten years Ihe attention OF well qualified
candidates fora permanent situation aHs a pO-
sttiOn that can be made TO pay is solicited.
Applications with vouchers will be considered
until the first August next
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the partnership
y heretofore existing between AdoIph Bern.
stein aud Charles Jall-1t, under The name and
style of A. BERNSTEIN d co., is this day dis
sOlFed and that ] viii not, from and after th'~
date, hold myself aspOusible for any contracts
made by said Charlie JalEut m the ma. e OF
said firm. Signed A. BERNSTEIN.
Marshall. Texas, july 1857. iva law 2we
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Trustees sale.
On MOnday, the 12th az Of August. -,

~ the lZLh day OF q ly 1867, by A s. Myers and
duly Med for registration in jhe Registers
Office OF shelby county, Tenn Eesss e, for the pur-
rose OF paying the several notes therein Sc
cured, Will,
On Monday, the 18th day OF August, 1861,
on the premises, in the city Of Memphis,
county Of Shelby, State OF Tennessee, eIposs
70 public ssle and proceed 70 sell, 10 The CHEST
bidder, for cash, the following descri bed real
estate, to-Wit Elght TWo-sloTy Brick Store
Houses, situated on the northwest corner Of
Second and Monroe streets. in the city o. Mem
phts, lennessee, upon lot No. 255, running one
hundred and forty eight and a hall feet on
Monroe street. auG saventy-fOur and half feet
on Second street the land upon which the
said houses are situated being the same leased
BY John M. Lea, OF Nashville. TeRi essee, to A.
T. Norton et Al for a term Of ten years h0m
May, ls5s, and BY A T. Norton e Al transferred
u Boyd Co and by C. Boyd 8 Co. 70 --
ISascs and by Isaacs 70 ssid A. s. Myers. said
buildings all 'front.' on Monroe street, the whole
length OF the lot 70 The alley, a distance OF one
hundred and forty-eiglt and a hall feet and
run back OF said leased land distance 1crty-
eight or MY rtet
j VIII sci an the same time AL the other i'm
prOvement4 upOn said leased tract or parcel OF
land.
The titl- 10 said property Is believed to be
good but yVillfeiI and convey only as Irrista-.
Equity redemption waived.
sale between the hour, OF l0and o'efa K
jy25 IDS MA Q. FoLKES, Trustee.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
General r. E. LEE, President,
Aided by corps OF Twenty Instructors,
including a Professor OF Law.

Fl'HE next session will begin on third Thurs
4 day IN September, and end on third Thurs
day IN June.
Lexington may be reached by stage from
Staunton or Goshen on the Virginia Central
Ram ad from 4ynchDnig by Canal, or by
stage from BOnsack's on the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railread.
r, For Iurther particulars apply to Clerk Of the
Faculty for Catalogue.
June 25, 1857. fv8 dNvgrf
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NSvILIE

Is eligibly located, being directly on the line OF
the Memphis and Louisville Railroad; good
society, healthy, with a population or 5000
inhabitants Town and county in prosperous
condition, having escaped the ravages OF the
late war. Address the undersigned.
J. 2. WOOD
Secretary Board trustees
Brownsville Tenn. June q. I.57. is2s iyT
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Memphis, Tenn July q,

THE coPa-tuershlp heretofore existing under
l the name ard style Of OWEN. MOORE a
" EST is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
MILES UM EN,
W. II. MOORE,
J. T. WEST
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NOtLce 81 Ulss0LILtioll.

We, the undersigned, will continue the Insu-
rance business. at the same Office J2z5S Madison
street., under The name and s. Vie Of MOORE a.
WEST W e. MOORE
TT
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON, VA.

A RRANGEMENTS are in progress TO ac-
n cOmmOdate One Hundred additional "a
dets in this lnstitution. lis well established
character for its system OF discipline and
course Oi instruction coumends Il to the sup
port OF those who desire a thorough and prac-
ucal education. Information viii De supplied
by application to the undersigned.
FRANCIS h. SMITH
snvIg ~ faI5Eaorvfsaf Currgsfr,fgs.lfs--s
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TO MY OLD FRIENDS
~
ReSt Tennessee, Mississippi
and arkansas.

II ANINa accepted a permanent Agenca OF
III the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL IIFF Tfr,l7-
RANCE COMPANY, I would respectfully asls
the attention of my Old friends 10 that Institu-
ton az q safs, certain and reliable medium
through which they may assure their farnfifes
against ant in the event OF death, or them
selves rom an Impoverished did age IN casa
OF ul-Euccess in lie.
Mr. n. =. OTIS a. associated with rneaud "a
hereby recommended 10 pubic confSence
Our once Is At No. AZ Nadf.on street fresr
room DeSotO Block, where We viii be haur,V
20 impart any needed Information 10 those dt,-
81 ing Life InEurauce.
bA ], a. AoHAHoN.
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DIR. MORTIMORE.
Onice--ROOm NO.2S, WOrsham House,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

CPECIAL NOTICE. viii be 6t the IUKA
y SPRINGS HOTEL, Iuka, N IS Mondays
Tuesdays and Wednesday,, each week, from
aud after this date until the FIRST OF septem-
Der next (lS67l. Those who desire 20 meet. con-
suit and place themselves under my tfettmeni
there, can do 50. Those who prefer coming %
this city, can consult me- a. my ofiee here
Thursdays, Fridays or Saturdays each week.
Ny extensive practice and successful treat
ment OF all farms OF CHRoSIc DISEASES in the
south for msuy years past-espeeially the last
six years in this citY--is sufficient guaran,ee "a
those who are yet afflicted, 70 Justify confidence
in my ability to accomplish all that medical
skill and remedial aid can do.
/ do not profess to perform MIRACLES " By
the laying on OF The hands" NOR CAN ANY
OrIER NAN NOW LIVING. such pretenders can
have influence only upon the eredulous and
weak minded. Ny treatment, OF ali CASE, Is
based upon proper scientific medical skill,
aided by a life devotion and extensive expert
Ny charges are moderate in every case-far
more 50 than many others Of the profession
who make the effort and yet FAIL 70 cure
For many years past have IA sde the follow
ing my principal sPECIALIrIEs, viz
CONsUMPTION, and various diseases Of the
DISEASE OFTHE LIVER,
DISEASE or THE HEART,
DISEASE or THE KIDNEYS,
CHRONIC Disc Asses Of Stom-
ach aud Bowels,
DYSPEPSIA-t tIndigestion).
RHEUEsATIsat-alli - various forms,
NERVOUS HEADACHE, EPILEPSY,
GENER y DEBILIrY-Ssryous Al
tH fections,
SCRoFUL0US, and other diseases
originating In fnsplrities Of
r tee Blood and vital fizida.
FEMALE DISEASES,
eh as are diefirs fs their nature. and socer or
iafer u nor renioted tcil riiiss ne consliiis-
~ H ti1it eslf0ii geGrs u gu1ersltQ, 9T
brfn0 ne rictiHa 10 a15 Ifl-
ttllielg 9T0ue.
.lt tts D. AfORTl1fORE. n D..
Clfifca-Roora No. q Worsham House,
iel5 d2taWaWin2m Afnphis, Tenn.
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Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Ia AIbeBsarEs County, Ia.
sECOND SEssION 1saz.s-

Q
/ THIS School is located one and a-half miles
i from Green wood Depot ON the Virgins
Central Railroad and dneen miles west o.
Charlottesville and the University of Virginia
The location IS well known as Dr. Gessner Hsr-
risOu, Rev. Nm. Dinwiddie, and Prof Edward y
Smith formerly conducted schools at this place.
Previously IL was popular summer resort,
conducted by John s. Cooke, Esq. Being situ
ated in one of the most beautiful portions OF
Albemarle county, in the mid-t Of a refined
and Intelligent community, remote from places
OF dissipation, and con venient to Churches and
Sabbatn schools Of the leading denOmina
lions, IL possesses rare advantages for Boys
school.
The curse OF study is designed to be thorough
and comprehensive IN Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics and the English
Branches, and also to embrace the elements Of
Natural and Moral sciences and History.
The Frtnclpal Was eduCated at the University
OF Virginia, and has had an experience of
nearly ten Yea s in teaching in schools or high
grade in this State. including Dr.. Gessner Har-
risOn'g school, Bioomheld Academy, Lynch
6urg Female seminary and Hon. r. n. T.
Hunters private eschool.
The Associate Principal was also educatsd at
the University OF Virginia, and has had
psrience Of eight years in teaching in the
southern States-foImerly in EdgsWOrth Fe-
male Seminary. North Carolina, more recently
In Sherman, Texas,
The following Recommendation OF our school
BY Professors OF the University Of Virginia,
is respectfully submitted;
UNIVERsITK OF VIRGINIA, April 7, 1867.
In view OF our personal acquaintance with
hesitate cordially to recommend their school
20 the conndence and patronage q the public.
s. Maupin N. Sehele De We're,
VIM. H. MrGufey, J. 5. Davis,
Francis ii smith, J. X Minor,
C. s. Veuable. VIM. u. Peters.
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A AND A. SCOTTISH RITE,
24 Front Street.
HEEsEs Lodge ef Perfection, 18th No.
Sle:ec Communication "a Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry p. NoOdard, SD, c.
NJ; Charles 81. Carroll. 18th, Sec.
HITHEAs LOdze Of Perfection, 18th; No. 2
Meets 4th Wednesday Of each month. George
Meilershi SD, e.. NJ; A. r.. FARMLAND, sd
Sec.
CAsIPHIA CouucfI 0fPrinces Of Jerusal lem, 18th. g.
No. 7. Benz. 4. PUuen, sd, Tarsh.'.; -
-. See.
CALvAET CHA PrEE Of Rose CrOiX, 18th, No. l.
Charles ". Adams, sd, M. W.; H. q. Tom
linson. s. @, Sec.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssErs Cornell OF E-h, 2oth.,
No. J. Henry p. MOOdar1g 3D.. Comm.
william y. CirOie 22d, hec-.
CONsIsrOEy % WEST TENN EssEE, sd. John
Alnslie. $50, Comm. IN chief; Dodge c.
Trader, 32d, Reg.
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KentuekY MiIltarI Insfltule.

CiOL- r T. p. ALLEN. .superintendent, AS
~ sisted by an able faculty. The course ot
study Is that us1ally Iaught in the best colleges
WITH special attention % Mathematics ana Nat
urei Sciences The academic year begtus ch
the lst Monday 10 September THIS yeaT SEP
tember 2, continuing without fntcrmissiou
fO@ty (40) weeks.
oa- Charge for Tuition and Boarding. includ.
Ing Lights, Fuel and Washing Currency three
hundred and nifty dollars $50 per aeadeEuif
year-one-half payable in advance. and the re-
malnder ~ the expiration Of twenty (1D wees 5
80 Address the Superintendent at Farmdale
+. o., Franklin county, Ky. - e0fI sgaw2rn