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MAGUIRES BENNE PLANT.

UyaIS Extraordinary Medicine, the fame OF
1 which is spread broadcast tbrouzhous the
country, is undoubtedly superior 70 any remedy
ever offered TO the public for The complaints for
vvhlch Ii is intended We have IA our posses
s5r,r, TESTIMONIALS furnished voluntarily by Col
Tonq- late Chief Typographical Engineer Bu-
Teau al WashingBon- Gen. Eitz Henry Warren
SSsthar p I. 10 Snaet, the celebrated Indian
missionary. also OflEcers Of the Navy, surgeons
gogpitaI stewards, Commanders Of nearly
e1,srv steamer plying on the Mississippi and
frtb,star-v rivers NVetSi ern Sanitary anu Chris.
ian Com missions, ATmv Chsplains, and others
too numerous to mention. Likewise hlghes
s1c1,rirrns ~ the Press. most OF (which are pub
iisbed IN sI1r al1nan &C, (which We shall send x
snv one reQuest tar z it, praising It's valuable med
icinsI qualities in The highest terms. NO oLne
noedicine has such recommendations
~ ]. s. G. MAGUIRE,
Sole Proprietors, 81. Louis
--hsFs jy2s-d&W =
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Classical and Mathematical
s SCHOOL FOR 3 Us,
In ALbemdTle County, Va.
SECOND SESSION 1se7-s.

u,HIS school is located one and a-half miles
1 nom Green wood Depot on the Virginia
Central Ra lrOad and hf.een miles west Of
Charlottesville and the University OF virginia
Trha location Is well known as Dr. Gessner Har-
risop kew VIM. DiuWiddle,and Prof EDWARD b.
smith formerly conducted schools az this place.
Previously Il was a popular summer resort,
conducted BY John :. Cooke hsq. Being stu
ated 10 one Of the most beautiful portions OF
Albsmarle county, in the midst OF g renned
and Intel igenJ munlty, remote rom places
or dissipation. and convenient TO Churches and
sabbath schools OF the leg1inS denOmina
TONS it possesses rare advantages for Boys
The curse Of study ts designed to be thorough
and comprehe usiVs IN Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics ana the Eng 81
Branches, and also TO embrace the e emenLs of
Natural and Moral -CieDCes aud History.
The Primo pal WIS educated at the University
Of Virginia, and has bad an experience Of
nearly ten yeas in teaching IN schools Of high
grade IN tnis state Including ur. Gessner Har-
rison's school, Bloomfield Academy, Lynch
burg Female seminary, and Hon. K N. T.
Hunters private school
me a ssdciate Principal was also educated at
the University OF Virginia, and has had an e1
perieDce Of eight years IN teaching IN Lle
male Ssminary. North Carolina, more recently
in sherman, Texas,
The following recommendation OF our senoOl
bv Professors OF the University Of Virginia,
Is respectfully sunInlLtfQ
UN1vERsgTx OF NIRGINIA, April 7, 1867.
In view Of our personal acquaintance with
Me-srs h. y. B. and A ]. " cod, we do not
hesitate cordially TO recommend tilsir school
10 the confidence and patronage Of the public
s Maupin, NJ. Schele De We're,
VIM. II. Mc3uhey, j. $. DAVIS,
Francis b. Smith, ]. B. MinoFs
J. / Cabeu, u L. UldersleeVe,
O. = Venablo, Vim. K. Peters.
TIE r NJ 3:
FOR board and tuition, including fuel, wash
ing and lights for the session Of Ten months
two hundred and seventy-dve iS275) dollars u
currency. Payments Cne-half in advance, bal
auce on the lat Of February.
The sessions commence on the lst OF Septem.
Der and close on the 9th Of June. Pupils vii
I be received at any time during the session
with a pro rata deduction in charges, BcTi
| from distance will be allowed to remain dur
/ ing vacation as bOarders in the family Of tnt
l Principal
| Arrangements are made Ior conyeya1ee ron
Z the Depot Green wOod) to the school Lnlpedi
l ately upou aFf wal.
/ Es- ONLY two boys in a room.
! P. Greenwood Depot. Al5epsarls county
Virginia Jeo "
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
Baltimore, Maryland.
FACULTY.

-, Tuc,rAs Z BorTD, ND, President
g 9 NJ ROBERTS, ND EnnsIitus Professor q
Obsfetrics and Diseases Of women and
A 4 FoAED, D., Professor OF Descriptive aud
Surgical Anatomy.
p SsGs. Nd, Professor OF the Principles
and Practice Of Medicine.
HARvEY I BIRD, Nd. Professor OF Oos' etrics-
MARfIS u SCOTT, MD, Professor OF the DIS
eases Of Women and Chidren.
- an " ARREg NJ D.. Professor OF the Prin-
ciTles and Practice Of Snrgery.
JoHS M0SMOSIER, A.D-t FroLsssor OF Fnyai-
OlOgy and General Pathology.
! ] MOoRMAN, Md. Professor OF Meo4oa- SG-
risprudsnce and Hyglsn@; -
Nsdiea and TheTaPe1Ics- .
CIARFyCE MORFrr. ND, PROFESSOR OF Aealcal
Chemistry and Pharmacy;
ToaS aosMOSIER. ND, Demonstration or
Abs A aexs Session Of this Institatisn viii
eommsnce on me
First Day Of October Next,
l And continue ave months
| one student nom eacn CONGRESSIONAL Dis
10 ~ fhe lata slagehOidiDg States viii be ad-
/ n.itt,d 10 an the privilege OF the universlty
I ,e- t,,e .avuaenl OF THIRTY 1--WE DOL
/ T1ISs for each session Of attendance, wounded
/ ars5 disabled soldiers having precedence IN this
| Te,ard over al other spPiieants.
sii, Cginics viii be hels X the college build
! - - ,ybich studsntss viii receive the most
tbssroueh practical instruction
! Nateriaf for Dissectng koons viii be SUP
/ rlSad IN, abundance, and every facility a1orued
| P--s1fs-,fs- P--lts - n ? 40 atomictl st1di6s.
- ~ = Naturalization, - Dissectinx so
Professors, sl20; Graduation, SO; Bensh-
eiaty - Information, apply 70. or afisra.
So "A. J. FOARD, KID, DEAN
n NJ AZ Tiberty street. northeast corner or *
II NS-,etoo- or Barnum's Hotel
aaz ~ Il zta9 sale
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KentUckV Military Institute,

Bosru, not including washing, sI4 per montl
iy30 Wit SANDERS & JOh NSTON.
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ErRRKW LNR NAs0yIC CGLENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY.

MASONIODIREOTORY.
1867.
LODGES.
ESGrEsSE No. l6S Meets lEt Monday IN
-eysry month, Al Odd-Fellow-' Hall cor. Court
and Main. d. B. Forster. 2S4 Front street,
W NJ; John Beamish, Sec'y.
sourH RIEsrHIs, No. Us. Meets I'd Friday OF
J. 7. EeIlsrs W. NJ; Benz. K. Pnlen, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT, No. 2s-. Meets lst frloay o! @ eseh
rnGrtr-FIafl cor. Madison and Second. John
Afrs5te u NJ. ". P Wood ward. Sec
u.ITTT-C,S No ~ Meets Sd Friday Of each
rnonth-0dd-Feli Hail. P. n. Stanley,
E11,SS n y,y. y II No IN ID d. Meets 4tb Friday
of each rDouth-2J4 Front street. John J.
Worsham, sS', ". 3. K ruben S2a' sec
ROYAL ARCH.
PESN Chapter, No 4. Meets p Mondsy OF ,9 ea9h n
rs,1vrfl-DFd- FellowE Hall. luhI Lent, ii. h.
Il. p; 3. n. Levy, Sec'y.
E-ASDs.&
FrEvxA Council. No 6. Meets 81 Monday OF
each month-Qdd Fellows Hall John Lent,
tn Iu.; \. J. Wiggin, Rec
TEAPLARs.
,-YErSE Ccramsudery, 70. 4. Meets 18th Non
dFv or each month. John LeDt, Conn., n. J.
Wiggln, Rec.
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2Di Front Street.
HERxEs Lodge sf Periecllon, 18th; No. l.
OF each mouth. Henry P. Woodard, 52d, o.
NJ. Charles M Carroll, 18th. Sec.
MITHEAs LOtEe OF Perfection lAth.i no. z.
Meets am wednesday OF each month. George
MelIersh SO, g.. M. a. p. FranEland, SSd'
Sec. , vs., .
No. l. BENZ. n. Pullep, sd, Iarsh.'.i -
CAIyAPY CjHAprER OF Rose Croix, 18TH No. l..
Cbarles v. Adams, ed, NJ. w. H. I. Tom
PHILIPPE DuPLEssEIs Council Of K-h, soth.,
No. l. Henry p MOodard, 12d,i comm ;
William I. glrote sd, Rec.
C1ssIsToRY OF " EST Tam EzsSEE, Sd John
Aiuslie. SD, Comm. in Chief Dodge =
Trader, 32d, Reg.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UyIyERSITY RICH SCHOOL
At Locust Grove


IN AIberularle county, Va. the former iccs-
1 ton of Tr. Gessner narrison's school one
and a half miles from GreenWood depot ir-
gaia Central railroad- Preparatory O. the
CniVsrsity Of virgfnfa IN Ancient end hocern
Languages, Ma1hematlgs, Naiural aLA ACIAA
Sciences, and the English branches
The Principals are Zraduates Of tie LniFer-
sity Of Virginia IN ali The subjects taught ia ~
schnol. aud have had successful experience or
four, eight and tan years. respsctiveyY IS tescn-
srs In schools Or high grade. iuelEL NJ O. ose Or
Dr. GsssDer HaTrisC., ev- y = ian tinvicdies
BloOUneld Academy, EozwuCd ter1al- aenll-
nary, n. e., Hon r ~ 7. Hunters selrcl
school, and cther3-
TEENS. For tuition and board. ire u-iir g
fuel, washing, and hEhfa, -or tsn months .isE
SsptsD ner to Zzrh June, SO 10 CUTrrlCT. half
10 advance, balancs LIST Cf February Ouly tNo
boys IN q room. Board In the best style. for
circular address the Principals
Pcstofdcs, Green wood De ot AIbcmaEl8
county. n. B. y CcD F-i1ci PAL
A No92, v2, Assoe. ats Principals.
PsIsrepcs is invited 70 the Faulty OF TIE
Unfvorsity Of Virginia and 70 the patrons grf
students or al the schoCs IN Viii b the rri- al-
pala have tsugn-- a1-s ~
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I ! sisted by an able faculty. The course Of
study is that usually Taught in the best colleges,
with special attention TO Mathematics ana Nat
W Sciences The academic year begins on
the LIST Monday in September this year Sep
tsmber p, continuing without intermtssiOn
70 ty 'A0) weeks.
Sc Charge TOR Tuition and Boarding, includ-
ing Lights, Fuel and W sshing currency, three
hundred and nifty dollars $50 per academic
year-one-half payable In advance, and the re-
maiuder az the expiration OF twenty 20 weeks.
E6- Address the Superintendent az Farmdaie
P. o.. ErankL1u county. Ky. ie O~i Uaw2m
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The PrankIIn JOb PrIntlng HOuie
NOTICE

rv1HE credltors Of the eststs Of E n. Appleby
are hereby notified tnat / have suggested
the Insolvency Of said estate 70 the Clerk OF the
County Court Of Upton county, Tennessee, and
the creditors OF said estate are nOtided 10 file
their claims. duly authenticated, within siz
months fron the date hereof, or tbs notice vii
be dled IN bar OF the same
]. B. DANNIEL4 Administrator.
April lEi, 1851 apis 4
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THE ATHEN AE I'M,
COLUMBIA, TENN.
MRS. +. 6. SMITH. Principal,
FIRST MONDAY IN sEPrEasER-
University OF LOulSIaRa---Hedical
Department.
FACULTY

FACULTY
A II CKrAs ND, Emeritus Professor Or Cbstet-
rfcs and Diseases OF ~ omen and ChuIrsu.
JAMES Jos rs, ND, Professor OF Obstetrics ard
Diseases OF Women and Children.
WARREN SroNE, n. ID, Professor Of Surzery.
T q HICHARDsOS, ND, Professor Il Anatomy.
J " MALLEr. Pn-D-, Professor OF Chemistry.
sAMUfL u BEAuss. ND Professor Cf The me
orY and Practice OF Med icine.
STANFORD Z CHAILLE, Nd Professor of Phys
iOiogy and Pathological Anatomy.
FRANK HAwrHOR5, ND, Professor pro tenn Cf
Matsria Msdlca and Therapsnrics.
DEMONsI RATOhs OF ANATOMY.
VIZ c NICaoLs, MD, CT BICEs FAN. ID
The Thirtisth Annual Course OF Instruction
N this Institution VIII begin November Lth.
and end in the following Marcn- Prslm nary
lectures VII be given daily IN The Charity Hos
pital. commencing October l5in, AZ when time
also the new and extensive rooms for Practical
Anatomy viii be opened. The facil ties Of the
school, heretofore unsurpassed, have, by the
Hberality OF the state Legislature, been greatly
increased during the past season, 30 that nov
every Chair has attached 70 20 a Practical De-
parJTnent. N which students are Taught % 90
serve FOR themselves the facts set forth In Lhe
lecture room
Fees for all the Lectures, $40; Natriculation,
paid but once 50; Practical Anatomy, So.
Payment reQu red In advance. For further In
formation address PROF. =. NJ BEofiSs,
aus " Acting Dean
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MldWay school, CharIOEtesyIlle. Va,

gI,HF third session Of this school will begin on
i the hrst Wsduzsdar % h'rpueluber next, aud
end on the last "Wednesday or June, ls8s con-
slstihg Of two sSrms OF uvv mouths each me
course Of stu Y is designed to prepare boys
for the University Of Virginia, or any other
TERMS.-For board and Tuition, $50 per
term-PAyABLE II ADVANCE. Music ana
Drawing at Professors ges Washing,
Fuel and Lights at actual cost. Fach pupil fur'
| gtsbgs his own towels. For circulars and other
| particulars address WILSON q. y CARR
/ CharIottesviIle, Va; JOSEPH PACKARD, JE-
| Theo. Seminary, Fairfax county, Va, Princl-
| pals.
/ Virginia. iYlu ttaWaW~
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THE HEBREW
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE
WILL REOPEN or
Monday, September I'd, 1857,

NOR the Fall and Wlnter Sessions, at their
r new and commOdious building, No. sos
Third street. between Madison and Monroe.
Ample arrangements are being made for a FIJI
and competent Faculty. Circulars will be Is
sT1s,3 H., di1a tune giving DartieularS iy35 NJ
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TEXT BOOKS:

JUNIOR VEA1.
BIackstone's Commentaries snts Z OHM en-
tariss story on Agency. story On Baiiment,
Story on Partnership, Byles on Bills smith On
CONTRACTS. Stephen on Pleading
SENIOR YEAR-
Moot Cents. Greenleaf on Evidence, Adauls'
E1nifv. Angel & Ames on Corporations, BlscE-
= one l4tb book in connection witn the Crt-u-
fnal Code Of Mississippi Revised CODE OF his-
a Diploma nom this school is equivalent 70
a license for practice In Misslsai ppi-
TnitiOu fss $50 per term, in advance. The
,,-,,, 1r-ns OF the eth Of September, 1867, and
sDfs On the 18th OF June, lsos- aul3
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Brownsville, Tennessee, Female Institute,

REV. JOHN WILLIAMS An. late or " e.
levan Female College, y. c., President.
IOHN p. wendell, Professor Of Music.
UHIs Institution viii begin its exercises On
wednesday, the 1tth September Next,
The Board OF Instruction will be full and com
ne ent Brownsville ts on the line OF the Mem
N s and Louisville railroad, sixty miles north
n Memphis Its Society is good, and the tow
proverbial for It's good health. Board can pc
had in the families of its best citize s me
course Of study is a. thorough and complete as
apy institution in the Ountry.
Terms per sess on Of twenty weeks payable
srRICrLY one half in advance
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seyenty-fve cents, and In 1861 to fifty
cents. Since that they have been stead
iIy advancing, and last year they brought
3 dollar a gallon. They have failed en-
tirely only two years in ten on account
Of the canes being winter killed. There
Is now over fifty acres planted in the
county, and the fruit sells higher than
when there was only five acres.
GRAPES.
We come now to the most profitable
az well as the most delightful fruit to
cultivate. What perfume is there that
can equal the fragrance Of the grape In
bloom2 Or what sight so beautiful ss s
grapevine loaded with luscious ripe fruit
I shall only speak Of the profits Of it.
For the cultivation OF it I will refer you
to Mr.. Husmau's excellent work entitled
" Grapes and Wine" which every west
ern grape grower should have. The fol-
lowing figures are copied from the report
Of a special committee appointed by the
Cincinnati horticultural society, to in
quire into the condition Of vineyards,
and report whether or not grape growing
was still profitable. The first is a vine
yard of Ives Seeding, grown by Col.
Waring. of Indian Hill:
$50 gallons wine sold at s. 10 per gallons ee5
sale Oh slJA
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EDUCATIONAL.
LAGRANGE FENALE COLLEGR.

WILL open the second day Of September,
w and continue ten months MISS Nora
T,radfor5 Of Mem phis and Miss Annie Peehles,
of Richmond, have charge OF the Musie De
partment j. u. N MEL'f1DAAiA'
rr7eu1f
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
Near Chattanooga, Tenn.

THERE'S no more pleasant spot ior sum
1 rper residences than the summit Of Lookout
Eounfain. The sCeuery is most beaulltul ana
sfFlr,fs great delight TO thelJvers Of nature
TooEfnR 20 the North aud East, from the
E50TrsTATE house, a varied landscape is seen.
40 the LETT flows the placid Tennessee, winding
IN aud out among the hills. TN Jar away Ia Inc
distsDce irs waters EN- 10 blend with the
Clouds Wooded hills aud rich valleys, with
waving delds OF corn ana grain extend as iar
fst1f outlines Of the Great smoky Mountains
A. cen traced upon the sky. ~
ID has an the telegraph and mau iaclliues,
beIug but al hours RIDE rom NhaltahOoBa'
and 4 q Fir-t Glass Hotel.
Here In the peaceful days before the var, lne
beauly and iut-lligence o. the uth came
Air ana 60 VIII soon again be the iaVoTiI2 sum,
Sozr Tesort of all whI, tired Of the aust and
heat Of crowded cities desire IeisA, doh sl ~
ro5Td and iuviEorafion Of body amid the nnes
scenery in lue country. 1900, ,,--.-.--
.
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Sir, we have been playing political
thimbIerig with the south, and who can
tell under which thimble the little joker
which Is to secure restoration Will De
fonnd The lower the south has bent
he knae. the more intolerable have be-
come the terms Of pardon; even kindly
cords from any friend of the south
we're answered with greater indignity
tn finally, conditions are exacted
which none but bullies would demand
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An INCREASE
Essay Read before the Meramec horticultural
society By John 8, SsymOur-Eureka.
What shall we plant to secure an in
come is a question which has COM
manded the attention Of all tillers OF the
soil from the earliest ages to the presenl
time, yet is question that may be easily
answered. We say plant almost GRy
article i7l demand, 50 that you plant Il
well. By planting well, mean that
everything should be planted in the eli
mate and soil in which it succeeds best
That which succeeds best on lewland
plant on lowIand so on clay or sandy
soils. But l shall cOntine myself TO the
nIantinp of frnits. and shall take
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Deduct cost OF care Of vineyard. 100
Leaving net product Of vineyard. ,oel
or over $1,000 per acre. The next is from
the vineyard of Messrs. Bogen, OF Nor
toms, Va, in 1868, from one and hall
acres, the first year in bearing they made
$50 ga Ions OF wine at So
sale Of cuttings .......-. 40l
sale OF layers. .........-.--..--...- si
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Female Collegiate Institute,
Jackson, Team.
REE.AE. yOsEs, An, PREsIDEsE.

THE Institution for Young Ladies' Of our
L country. Send your daughters, ana lul
satisfaction, in all respects, shall be gwen
Next Session Begins Aug. IS, '67-
For particulars address the President. Iy20 6w
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The Helena Herald, Of the Slst ule.,
saws man from Vermillion reports that
a band Of Black Feet Indians recently
massacred a party of thirty miners al
that Dlgce.
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE
MEMPHIS, TENN.

TTNHE Fall Session Of this Institution will COM
nenoe on the THIRD MONDAY lthe 18th
Ell September next
onlv tbe SAME CHARGES FOR TUITION
AS BEFORE THE WAR Board, so per
me departments. / ocation famed for its
health and beauty; accomm tioDs superior
a s1rictly frst-class boarding gcnOOl, Faren 4
and Quardians are invited to visit and see FOL
themselves. For flTtner Information or fol
OSs1tsS suzS Ia IA c. COLLINS, President
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EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. DOYLES SELECT SCHOOL.

TVHE Auturna1 Session OF this Seminary for
i ths instruction of PupllR In ENGLISH and
FRENCH, viii commence on
Monday, September I'd, 1857,
At the residence Of the Principal,
No. 2O9 Carroll Avenue
Late Market street Ex.snded-
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VIRGINIAMILIFARY INSTITUTE,

A RRANGEMENTS are in progress TO SC
"a cOnmOdats one Hundred additional Ca
diets IN this IustitutOn. It's well established
character for lts system OF ciscip pIlns and
course or instruction commsn6s II 70 the sup
port 0f those who desire a thorough and urac-
hcal education Inf0rmaEiOu viii De 81 ppllsd
by application to The undersigned.
FRANCIS H. SMITH.
myIs W jel5&eowtseI suprsrintendent-
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Fashionable Dancing Academy.

MADAME LEISB, OF New Orleans, would
M most respectfully announce TO the citizens
OF Memphis thai she VIII open her classes Ior
THIRD Tuesday in September, at the JEFF
ferson BLOCK. second street, whore Ene trusts,
by strict attention 10 the advancement OF her
pu pis who may be intrusted to her charge, 70
merit a share Of the public patronage. Mad.
L., having taught in most OF the principal
cities OF the south and Southwest, hopes 70
meet here WITH the same unbounded success
which has hitherto marked her course OF In
structfon elsewhere. Days ana hours OF tultlOn
for Children, Tuesdays and Saturdays, from
haIf.pest 8 o'clock TIL dark for Ladies', from
I Id AID. til Il, for Gentiemenl nom III II
q n1., an the same day. References unexcep-
tionable for which, and Oiher particulars
please see circulars, whicn Will be found al the
RRrtncipsi book and music stores Terms mod
crate Calistheuics and 1anctng taught1 IN PIT
vate faHliiies aud schools, II desired. SOiree'
given " ice a month auO
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EDUCATIONAL
MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY,
100 Madison Street,

Incorporated Decem bsrs 1866
rEyHF. second session Of this institution VIII
open on MONDAY, september 2, ls53.
FACULTY:
Mrs. ANEIE D. HALE, Principals Mss "a. J.
MCEArV. Assistant; AsToN sHIDE, Proie--nf
Of Music n. NILLEHEuLINs Ffofs y o1sLn =
Languages q. r. MCFEELF. 4 r., Professor
Aneieut Languages VI. BUEros. Professor
Drawing an Painting
For Circulars apply at Young q BIZ OF 81
the Seminarv. Dr.. John X ALLAN,
President Board Of Trustees
l. q TERRv goe~eearv auB Ina
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ST. PAUL1S ACADEMY,
Helena, Ark.

rI1HE Fourth Annual session OF st. Paul's
| Academy, Helena, Arkansas for the recep-
ton OF boarders and day pupils, VIII commence
on toe
First Monday In September.
Prospectus giving full particulars can be had
= wi iiffi In D.L. CoGAN, President.
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Law School
OR THE-
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY:
JOHN \. WADDEL, DID,, Chancellor.
LO- c. LAMAR, Professor.

THE course Of study Is completed n two
uerms of nine months each
The method Of instruction Is that OF oral ex-
aminations, daily, upon the tezt, accompanied
by such explanations and lectures as state lez
islatIon and local sdiudications have made
necessary.
Moot Courts viii be held weekly, in which
the practice viii conform IN every essential re-
specL TO the rules, modes o. prOredure a ar
1umentation adopted IN the following courts =
L District Court Of the United siules-
2 Circuit Court OF the UIit+d q states.
& Supreme Court Of the United States.
4 Circuit Court OF Mississippi
s. Chancery Court Of Mississippi.
g. Probate Court.
T. high Court % Errcrs and Appss
The Law LibTary numbers not less than one
Thousand y0iumes-
Tae Law students have the privilege Of at
tsudsng FREE OF CHARGE, the ectUres and
Recitailons in any OF the departments of
Soienee and Literature in the University.
The sessions Of the Federal Court, and Of the
Hight COort OF EFr0rs and Appeal, held at Ok
ford give to the students OF THIS school pecu-
iaF advantages.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-23
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LE1INGTBN, VIRGINIA
General r. E. LEE, President,
Aided by a corps OF Twenty Instructors,
including a Professor OF Law.

F1rHE next session viii begin on third Thurs
II day In september, and end on third Thurs
day IN June.
Lexington may be reached by stage from
StauutOn or Goshen on the Virginia Central
RliI al from LyuChDurg by Canal, or oy
stage from BOusacz on Lhs vi gluls and Ten
ne sses Rtilraad.
For Iurther particulars apply 20 Clerk Of the
Faculty for Catalogue.
June D, 1917. JyS d&wtf