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is called the local column, there are
I twenty-five at least, that are purely per-
sOnal or advertising pufts, SO forced upon
the public eye that they cannot be over
looked or avoided all with scarce an ex-
ception, downright falsehoOd or purpOsed
exaggeration, and all read, and All in
one way or another, paid for.
And so It will continue, my dear Mag
nOlia, so long as II "pRys, and so long
as the public encourages or endures the
perpetuatiOn Of the nuisance.
For a most unquestionsble nuisance
has this newspaper fashion Of indiscrim-
mating putting become. The columns
to which we were wont to turn for the
current events of the day or in deaTth OF
news, the agreeable fanoies of the editor
have been usurped by never-iateTmit-
ting repetition ofstale compliment, stere-
otyped praise OF sycOphantic adulation,
which should never, except in rare and
honorable cases, receive even the SEM
bianee of editorial sanction, under any
head of original matter.
1t Is scarcely too harsh to say that the
greed of money, ravenOus guHloillty on
the part OF the people, and q morbid pas
sion for notOriety, have converted halI
the papers in the country into vehicles
VI HCAuuhtf III fASS esA-N- -
deFers TO fraud. a.. H..
The whole system, If properly con-
sidered and appreciated, would be found
antagonistic TO the growth OF social
virtue and mercantile Integrity, and be-
come stencil in the nostrils OF reputa-
BILE manhood.
If it must needs be that quackery and
empiricism have to be advertised to the
world in articles purporting TO be Of edi-
torisl origin; and If the multitudinous
pretentiOns Of ignorance and imposture
must perlOrce be bolstered up IN the
same way, let them atleast be banishedI
if not into utter darkness, to some ex-
elusive and appropriate territory outside
the editorial range and at the same
time sweep the local column OF that
everlasting brood Of notices that 50 fFe-
quently crowds everything out of real
value altogether out Of sight, to make
room for the dreary cOncatenati0n OF
cheap business puhery.
Especially, let an end come, speedy
absolute and eternal, 10 the abOminable
fashion of extending editorial sanction
to what no respectable journalist would
defile his hands with as a private gen
tleman, and Of giving editorial recogni-
tion to those from whose personal asso-
citation the private gentleman would
shrink upon the street.
DIDYMUS PECK.
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Kentucky Military IlStilnie.

I sisted by an able faculty. The course or
study is that usually taughtin the best colleges
with special attention TO Mathematics ana Nat
ursl Sciences. The academic year begins On
the LIST Monday in September this year Sep
tember ., continuing without iu5ermlssiou
forty l40l weeks.
So Charge for Tuition and Boarding, includ-
Ing Lights, Fuel and Washing currency. three
hundred ana nfty dollars SEQ per academic
year-One-half payable in advance, and the re-
matnder at The expiration OF twenty 20 wees s.
So Address the Superintendent at FarIndaia
p. o.. Franklin county, Ky. iesUf' sEils-zIn
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MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY,

incorporated d Deceua Der. 1861
TUE Second session % this lnstftutiou wiz
Il open on MONDAY, zeptembe 2 1861.
FACULTY:
Mrs. ANNIE d. HAZE. Principal. Miss n. j.
NICK AIE, Assistant; ANToE SHrDE. Prodessur
Of Music d. NILLHIf zrLlN, Professor Modern
Languages o. +. MCfEELT A-B Professor
Ancient Languages; ". J. BUkrJg. Professor
Drawing and Painting
For Circulars apply at Young q BrOs-, or al
the Seminary. DIR. JOHN r.. ALLEN,
President Board Of Trustees.
L q I'm
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EDUCATIONAL.
SELECT SCHOOL.

NTIs8 VICTORIA j. BOW FRS. recently en-
WI gagged In teaching with Prof. j. ID. stewart.
via open her school, assisted b. her sister,
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In the town OF Marion. Plans and specffcs.
lions can be seen ct tine Clerk IS ON &c In Marion
The right.to reject all bids is reserved.
j r. EARL.
WM, WANG E. JR.
=. {. BROWA
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DY advice Of friends have concluded to add
D TO my division Of classes a Preparatory De-
partment at SIX Eollars per month also take
this occasion TO remark in order to correct erro-
neOus impression in regard 10 my prices, that
the Academic Department Of my scnoOl taxes
young ladies through tne Mathematical books
usually taugh in female schools with cOrres-
ponding advancement in other branches or
Education, the Collegiate Department being
designed 10 offer 10 pupils an opportunity 70
higher and more thorough degree OF Senolar-
ship. LEI1I4A MAY.
a,1s,,,gf "a Tgf- AMI
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
Baltimore, Maryland.
FACULTY:

Nav TrrcsrAs z BOND, ND. President
q g N RoBER1s. MD Emeritus Professor O z
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women ana
A JFoARD, n D., Professor OF Descriptive and
Surgical Anatomy
LOGAN, N D., Professor OF the PrInciDlss
and Practice OF Medicine.
HARVEY L BYRD Nd, Professor Of Obstetrics
MARTIN p SCorr, N D., Professor OF the Dis
eases OF Women and Children.
EDWARD W AREEE, ND. Professor OF th6 Prfn-
ciples and Practice Of Surgsry.
JOHN Z MOSaONIEK, ND, Professor OF Fhysi-
olOgy and General Pathology.
J ] MOORMAH, ND. Professor OF Medical Ju-
risprudence and Hygiene.
joseph 4 CLAGErT, ND, Professor Of Materia
Medica ana Therapeutics.
CLARENCE MORFIT, Nd, Professor or Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
JOHS n MONNuNIER, Md, Demonstration OF
me next Session Of this Institution viii
commence on the
First Day OF October Next.
And continue I'VE months.
One student from each Congressional Dis
trict OF the late Slavehoding states VIII be asl-
mitJed TO all the privilege Of the University
upon the payment OF THIRTY FIVE DOL
LA Ks rOr each session Of attendance, wounded
and disabled soldiers having precedence In This
regard over all other applicants.
Daily Clinics viii be hels il the college build
ing al which students viii receive the most
thorough practical instruction
Material for Dissecting Rooms viii be sun
piled in abundance. and every facility Afforded
students K 7 snatomical studies
Professors, sl20i Graduation, 80; Benen-
Foi further information, apply to, or address
Al. FOAHD, n. D., ID EAN
No. a Liberty street, northeast corner or Lex
ington, or Barnums hoteL
AM iyu az 2taW tsel5
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10 Contractors.

IlHE undersigued, Commissioners appointed
l by the tounty Court Of Crittenden county
Arkansas, viii receive sealed proposals until
the alst day Of august, 1907, Tor the erection
OF
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SomervilIe Institute.

A SCHOOL for Young Ladies', Offering every
"A educational facility and pleasant and de-
lightful home for its inmates,
VIII be Open on September 2d,
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Law School
Law School
OF TEE-
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY:
JOHN n. WADDEL, ID, Chancellor.
l. Q. c. LAMAR, Professor.

TVHE course Of study is completed IN two
i terms OI niue months each.
The method OF instruction is that OF oral ax-
aminatiOns. daily. upon the teXI. accompanied
by such explanations and lectures as state leg
tslatiOn and local sdiudieatiOus have made
necessary.
Moot Courts viii be held weekly, In which
the practice VIII conform in every essential re-
spect to the rules, modes OF procedure aud ar-
gumeutatiOn adopted in the following Courts
1. District Court Of the United States.
2 Circuit Court Of the United States.
8. Supreme Court OF toe Uuited States.
L Circuit Court Of Mississippi.
5. Chancery Court Of Mississippi.
g. Probate Court.
T. High Court OF Errors and ApBea' 8.
The Law Library mum BeIs not less than Cua
thousand volumes
The Law students have the privilege or al
tending, FREE OF CHARGE, the Lectures and
Eecitatt0ns IN any Of the departments OF
Science and Literature in the University
The sessions Of the Federal Court. and Of the
II ght Court OF Errsrs and Appeal, held at OK
ford. give to the students OF this school peeu-
liar advantages.
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MAGUIRgS BENNE PLANT.

TTHfS Extraordinary Medicine the fame of
Il which is spread broad cast thFonghouG the
country, is undoubtedly su upeTi0r % any remedy
ever offered 70 the public for the complaints for
Wh4eh II l. lnbended. We have IN our pOsses-
sion test itnohials furnished voluntarily by Col
Long, late Chief Typographical Engineer Bu-
reau Al Washington, Gen. ritz Henry Warren,
Gen Rleasanton, ana Otners Of the army
Father +. j. De 5met, the celebrated Indian
Missionary, also Officers OF the Navy, surgeons,
Hospital Stewards, Commanders Of nearly
every steamer plying on The Mississippi and
tributary rivers Western sanitary anu Chris
tian Commissions, Armv ChAplains, and others
TOO numerous % mention. LlEeWts highest
encouiunE Of the Press most OF which are pub
lished in our almanac, (which we shall send %
any one req uastiog 81 praisibg its valuable med
icinal qualities In the highest terms No other
medicine has such necomnendatioDs
]. & &. MAGUIRE,
.... sole ProprietOus, 81. Louis.
Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers every
where iyZs-d&W u
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Family School for TOung Ladies,
aonn1r 80. BALr1NoRn - IN


Prineipals-Mr. and Ms. CtiAS. II. MCBLAIR.
Head ~ Seholastic Department-Miss DIM
English Literature and eIles-Detters-sIr.
Modem f-rr1 j -I-asnguages-ProE LEONCE RABrI.-
vocal SSlii and instrumental Music-ProL Z. THOR
praWinz and Psinting-PrOf D. A. WOOD
WAND.
mis- Insfitution viii be opened on MONDAY
Senfenher 18th. The 1rst session Of che sefo-
lastic year closes January Slst. The second
session June JDtn.
SONSIE BRAE is situated on an elevated
Ridge en- the old Free ericS road miles from
easv access to the Catonspille Passenger RsIii-
wav that communicates with the city.
The number OF pupils VIII be limited fo
Ci-cuiars giving further particulars nav Ia
fonnd At j. IS. Watei s a sons Charts rr7oes
and E,ntz 4 Baxh's tookst1re. Charles sfreef-
rSor admission apply 70 Mr. g. II Ecl37olr
through the Haiiinors r q, oox isit- aus "a
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select School

MRS. LETITIA MAY viii open a Select
Nl school for Young Ladies' on MONDAY,
SeDtember 2 1867. in the basement or the
Christian Church, on the corner or Linden and
Mulberry streets.
The French Department Of this school will
be under the care of Major LAMBERT MAY,
late of the Confederate Army, assisted by his
daughter, Miss $. T. MAY who has been two
wears In France. French will be spoken eLclu-
sively in this department. A liberal patronage
on the part Of the public is respectively 50
hcited.
Tne services OF the following gentlemen nave
been secured Music, PrOfs. Seyfert and Witz-
man German, Prof Whitman Ancient Lam
guages, Prof Mcfeeiy. jy24 tocl
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HOTELS.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSE
Near Chattanooga, Tenn,

TVNHEREis no more pleasant spot for sum
L uner residence than the summit OF Lookout
- ounI ain. The scenery Is most beautiful knu
affords great delight 10 The lovers OF nature.
Looking 10 the North aud East, from the
MOUNTAIN HOUSE, a varied landscape is seen.
To the lsfl 81 lows the placid Tennessee, winding
fu and out among The hills. TIL far away Ia The
distance its waters seem TO blend with the
clouds. Wooded hills uud rich valleys, with
waving fields OF corn and grain, extend as ar
a. the eve can reach Iu the horizon, where the
faint outlines Of the Great Smoky Mountains
are seen traced upon the sky,
Ii has ali the telegraph aud mail farllitles
being but an hours ride from ChatanOOg
and b FIr-t Glass Hotel.
Here ia the pe2cefUl days before the war, the
beauty and Intelligence OF th8 nth came
eVsy Summer TO breathe the pure mountain
air, uuu 70 " I'D soon again be the fzvor O. sum
meT resort OF All who, tired Of the dust and
mind and inv EOratIOu Of body, amid the finest
scenery Ia tie country
au7 COOPER q JAMES. Prop1ietors.
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE
MEMPHIS, TENN

THE Fail Session ofthis Institution will com
( nence on the Third MUEDAY jthe 18TH
Of September next.
Only the SAME CHAFGES FOR TUITION
As BEFOhE TIE WAR. Board, SD per
month. Able and experienced teachers in all
the departments. Location famed for its
health aud beauty: accommodations superior;
a strictly firsU-class boarding sgnoOI. Parents
and guardians are invited to visit and see for
themselves. For further Information OF for
Catalogues, address
auz0 i'm c. COLLINS. President.
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a CARD.

VEyE will at once rebuild our warehouse, and
w will have e completed BY the 18th Of Sep
ternber, but by the first day OF that month we
Will be ready to receive goods on store.
1fbe sheds will be divided into IRE proof CON-
nsrfInepts by brick walls, and covered with tin
Those VINO have patTonized US for the last two
40 20 the approaching one, may rest assured we
will be ready fox them.
we design establishing Cotton Compress in
oonneefion with our warehouse, upon an ad-
accent lot. which viii be ready by the lBt OF oc-
tober or SOONER. The proximity OF our estab-
iishment 10 the river renders the handling OF
cotton 40 convenient that We can transfer cot
ION for shipment by river free OF drayage. The
adyau tage OF the positisn is equal TO one dIay-
ace on Al cotton sent Tor com pre6sment from
other warehouses, while on all cotton in oul
warehouse for compressm6nt there can be two
drayages saved, since It would be easy for us
- fratsfer ID from our shed TO tue Compress al
10 turn il out in the ordinary way for transfer
iva ss' J.R CHRISTIAN q co.
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For further particulars, address
Rsv.JOHN WILLIAMS, Pres't,
or ]. p WOOD, Secretary.
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Second Monday in September, 1867.
Classical and Mathematical
s SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
In AIbesaGrIe County, Ia.
SECOND Session 1ssz.s.

SECOND SESSION 1S67-8-
THIS School Is located one and .a-haIf miles
rom tfreen wood Depot On the virginia
Central "a lroad and ai.een miles west o.
Charlottesville and the University 0f Virginia.
The location - well known a. Dr. lfezEnar Har-
risOn. kew. Y m. DIE Wild die and Prof "a ward T.
smith lorrnerly conducted schools at this place.
PREVIOUSLY N was a popular summer resort
cOnducted b. John +. Cooke, EsI- Being slr..-
afed in one Of the most bsautlfuI portions %
ALbemarle county N the midst OF "a refined
and iuteliigeBt community. remote from. places
OF dissipation, and convente1t % Churches and
sabbath schools OF the leadiug Leuouina-
lions, IL possesses rare advantages fora Boys
school.
The curse OF study Is designed u thorough
and comprehensive N Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics ana the English
Branches. and also 70 EN- brace the elarraurs u
Natural and Moral sciences and His-ory.
The Principal was educated az the University
OF Virginia, and has had an eZpertance Of
nearly Ten years IN teaching IN schools Of high
grade IN this state, tncl uctug Lr. l1zsa10r Har-
risou's school, bloomfield Academy. I.vucr-
burg Female seminary, and Hon. u. M. T..
Hunters private school,
The Associate P-tnci pal was also eduCgtsd at
the University OF Virginia, and has had an az-
perience Of eight years in teaching IN the
soulnern s7tales-lollnefi t1 E1seFofth ZEE
male SeOztnary. North Carolina, more recently
IN sherman, Texas.
The following recommendation OF our sehooI
by Professors Of the University Of Virginia,
UNrvERsIrY % ViRG1s1A. AprI :. 1857.
IN view of our personal aeguainLauce with
Aessrs. K. y. B. and A. J. Wood, we do not
hesitate cordially 70 recommend tlzsi- school
20 the confidence and patronage Of tae public
& Maupin, NJ Schele De We're.
VIM. n. McGusIsy, j. s. Davis,
Francis h smith, !. 3. Minor,
j. i. Ca1ell, y. l. DLdensleevo.
Z. s. Nenable, Wm- u. Peters.
7 F. r MS.
For board and tuition, including n1eI. wash
ing and lights FOR the session Of ten rlan- Is.
two hundred and ssvanry-flvg $50 dollars -n
currency. Payments One-half In advance ball
anCe on the lsr Of February.
The sessions cornrneue- On the Isf % -eutfrn-
Der and close on the Z7th or June. Pupils W. b
be received a. any time during the sesEiaL e.
with a pro rata deuugti1n in charges. Bows
nom a distance wiz be allowed % remain dur-
inz vacation Is bOarters IN the larniIy Of the
Principal.
the Depot (GresnWOOdl % the school lIametiI-
aEely upon arrival.
80 Only two boys in room
P. . Greenwood Depot Albemsrle county,
rg-Hn n
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GROVER & BAKERS
Celebrated
Elastic Stitch and Lock Stitch
SEWING MACHINES.
Why the GrOUer d Baker Machine
IS Best.

I. It Is mere simple, durable, and less liable
to arrangement than others
2 II sews from ordinary spOOls, and no re-
winding Of thread IS necessary.
3. II sews with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with all
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton or linen.
4. Its seam is so strong and elastic that it
never breaks even on the bias.
s. II fastens both eEds Of the seam by lis own
operation.
remains firm, and neitherruns or ravels in wear.
Z Its seam is more plump and beautiful, and
retains its plumpness and beauty after wash
ing better than any other.
It's seam can be removed in altering gar
nents, after proper instruction, without pick
ing or cutting them.
g. Watching and varying the tensions upon
the threads necessary in other machines is un-
necessary in this The tension being once sd-
justed on the Grover and Baker Machine, any
amount of sewing may be done without change.
10 1t makes beautiful embroidery without
any change or arrangement, simply by Insert
ing threads Of suitable sizes and colors for this
purpose. It is the only machine that both en-
brOiders and sews perfectly.
HS- Send for Circular.
GROVER & BAKERS s. n, co.,
iyI3 800 Main Street. Up Stairs.
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NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY.
,1,HE neAt eighth session Of this school VIII
open on the
First Monday i'm SeDfembeF Next,

and close about the last of June, 1888. The
Fsrineipai Will be assisted by graduate OF
the University Of Virginia For further miOr-
nation. as to terms, etc, address the Principal,
Someryille, Tenn. The Principal would refer
10 the gentleman whose named are appended
IN B.-Thase whose names are marked by
asterisk are or have been, patrons o. the
ssbC-oI d. NJ QUARLES.
Principal.
sMr NJ AppersOn, Memphis; MIR L Frier-
sov Coiumbia Tenn cdr J 7 baskerville, Fay
eff. county eCol ] X MOsby, Fayette county
Afemnhis. eMr ThOs II Allen, Memphis; sdr
las Srniser Columbia. Tenn; HMr ii L GuiOn,
Nemphis. eMr i II stewart, Memphis; eMr
r. PufIiaIn Somervillei : PrOI j q Pettus, Ma
1,n Tenn sHOn i Jones, Helena, ARK;
sTl,ss,s eshapard hsQ, Upton county; eCOl A I
..eV- Memphis: HMr s II hOrnOr Helena.
80 . 5Gen Joseph Williams, Mem phis; aCOl N
4 RslI. Pine Bluff, Ark; Rev w G johnson
Fcsit ? Christian Advocate. Memphis; eGen
NJ Williamson, Memphis Mr. " 5 Miller
Wemuhis: Mr Law 5 Marye, Memphis; Capt K
~ XVillfannson. Memphis; Mr. W II Martin
PORT CibSon. Mis-; Chaneell0r j W Harris,
Somervile; Judge Humphreys. SOmer-
vile. Rev II Rivers, SOInqrville; tAIr
r N Scott. SOmerville; Prof n % Boyd, Somer-
vile Faculty University OF Virginia; Prof 2
= Javnes Washington College, Gen + II
smith, Virginia Military Institute.
July 2, 1907. Az z
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A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.

lsYEtEsE Ccrumsndery, No. 4 Meets 4th Mon
day or each month. John Zeut, Com; n, J.
MIggiu, Rec.
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Fashionable Dancing Academy.

MADAME LETSE, OF New Orleans. would
VI most respectfully announce 20 the citizens
the above graceful accom- d ishn18nt on the
THIRD rUEsDAK In September. - the Ief-
teFson Block. second street. where sne trusts,
Dy slfi-t atJenunH % the Advancement OF her
pupils who may be intrusted 70 her cnarge, %
merit "a share OF the public patronage. Mad.
L. having taught IN most or the principal
cities OF the south and Southwest hopes 10
meet here with the same unbounded success
Whleh nas hitherto marked her course Of in
structou elsewhere. Days and hours OF tuition
for Children, Iuefdays and SATURDAYS. from
half past O'Clock I'LL dark for Ladies. from
10 am. TN T. for Gentlemen, rrOU 8 tin 10
p.rn., all the same day. References uuexceD-
DonaDle, for which. and Other part Gu lGrs
p is,se see circulars, which viii be found AZ the
prin rlpal book and music stores. Terms mod
crate. Calisthenics and Dancing taught Ia prf-
vate families and schools, II desired. zolrees
given twice a month auO
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Architect and Engineer.

rt,HE undersigned would respectfully inform
his friends and the public that he is pre-
,1ered ~ devote his whole attention 10 Design
nc Pans aud Superintending Buildings witt
a. fnucA energy and attention 10 his patrons
Interest as he did for the Cltys Interest while
City Engineer.
OFFICE-SiIlInan Block. SeeOBd and Madi-
sou streets. Charges reasonable.
!. III. MCCLURE
AfohiteCt and Engineer. f
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EUREEA Council. No. 6. Meets 81 Monday OF
each mOuLb-Odd-FellOw Hall John Zent,
tn. Ui.; n. J. WigEin. Rec.
rE.Ipr ARa.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MISSOURI
MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Sc. Louis, NO.
s SES s SION OF 1967-6S.

EAE9AAg
JOS. n. MCDOWELL, D., Professor OF Sur
gerry and Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN =. MOORE, ND. Professor or Theory
and Practice OF Medicine.
W. N. MCPHEETEif5, N D. Professor Of Ma
terra Medica and Thera peuCcs-
J. d. WATERS, d ID Professor Of Physiology,
Pathology and Clinieai Msdieine.
CHARLES o. CURrMAs, MD, Professor OF
Chemistry and Pharmacy
B. z. SILL AAED, ND, Professor of Obststrias
and diseases Of Women and Children.
DRAKtE MCDOWELL, MD. Professor Of Gem
eTal and Descriptive Anatomy.
JAMES Q. HIDELET, Md, Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
The Lectures Of the session or lS6T-s viii be-
gin on the nrst OF October, and close on the nrst
or March.
Fees Tor the LeeturesF sach Professor sl53 --2i06
Naturalization Fee paid only ncel---..-.--.--. B
NEAul4ttipA + ne7...-.s -
student, on arriving in the city, viii call AZ
the College, or at the Ofiies o. the Dean. south
WesL corner Of Fifth and Market Etreets-
JOS. n. MCDOWELL, Nd Dean.
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LaSallette Academy.

TTHE LaSa lette Academy on Third street,
i conducted by the Sisters OF st. Agnes, VIII
be opened for the reception OF externs on MON
DAY, THE2l OF SEPT EMBER. aus 3W
SELECT SCHOOL
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RALEIGH HIGH SCHOOL.
MRS. DOYLE'S SE&CF SCHOOL.

THE Autumnal Session OF this seminary FOR
the INSTRUCTION OF Pupils in ENGLISH and
FRENCH, will commence on
Monday, September I'D, 1887,
At the residence Of the Principal,
No. 900 Carroll Avenue,
Late Market street Extended.
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IMPORTERS, Manufacturers and Dealers In
| Gums, Rifles, Pistols, Gun Material for Gun
Haker's use Gun Implements, Sporting Appa-
ratus, Fishing Tackle, etc., No. 2Oo Main street,
under Odd Fellows Hall. Memphis Tenn.
Renairing done and Warranled. mh9 8m
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