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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-25

JAMES F. HENDERSON. RICH D. ". AVERY
HENDERSON & AVERY
(Successors 10 John T. Henderson,
No. 226, KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA,
Would respectfully call the attention OF their
friends and the public generality TO their large
fresh and we'll selected stock OF
CHOICE FA MILI GROCERIES,,
consisting in part as follows: Ola Government
Java, Prime Laguyr& and Rio Cotlecs; all
grades of Raw and Refined Sugars Superior
Qualities Of Gunpowdcr, Imperial, Young Ivy
son and Japan Teas; Stuart's celebrated Honey
Syrup, Family and Extra Flour, English and
American Pickles, Canned Lcbsters, Fruits,
SC, and other articles generally kept in our
line MI of which we shall sell at very low tg-,
ures for cash Soliciting the trade OF the Old
house, we will endcAvor TO please all that may
favor US. Goods delivered to al parts OF the
city free Of charge.
n. B.-Producc Of all kinds purchased or
sold on commission. feb l5--lm
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T1O BASIL BRAWNER AND NJ ALINDA,
his wife, Redman F. Brawner, Stephen q.
Meade, John H. Sullivan, and the heirs Of Will
liam Brawner, deceased, whose names are IN II
known: Take notice, that on THURSDAY, the
18th day of March, 1867, between the hours of
sunrise and sunset of that day, at the law office
of A. s. C. E. Stuart, in the town of Alexandra,
Va, I shall proceed to take the dispositions Of
Charles e. Stuart and others, to be read as evil
dence in my behalf, in q certain suit in chance,
~. now pending in the County Court of PRINCE
William county, Va in which I am plaintiff
and yo,l:are defendants; and if from any cause
the taking of the said dispositions be not COM
menced on that day, the taking of the same will
be adjourned and continued from day to day, or
from time to time at the same place. ana De-
completed Yours, Sc, o>r
feb 27-law4w JOHN f. JOHNSON,
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX
county, June term, 1866, A. S. Grigsby, &C.
rs. A. ]. Semester, &c. In chancery. !,
And the said O. w HUNT is hereby appointed
snecia} commissioner, to execute the decree of
November Court, 1860, for the settlement of the
trustee account of J. G Gunnell, dec,d and a. A:
J. San gster, under the deed from Edw sangster
and wife to them, for tho benefit of the securi-
ties, and referred to in the bill and proceedings
and that the said special commissioners do take
an account of the amounts paid by the securities
of the said Edward Sangster, on account of his
default as Sheriff; the amounts paid by each,
respectively, and when so paid; and giving
credit for the amount of sales made BY the trus,
tees and commissioners, after deducting, all
costs and expenses of suit or sale, and other
charges properly chargeable againstthe said Ed
ward Sangster; and the said commissioners is
hereby required to report his proceedings here
n to the next term of this Court, with any mat
ter he may deem pertinent, or that either party
interested therein may require.
Extract-teste. W. B. GOODlNG, Clerk.
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g ARRIN G
- AND
GYMNASTIC EXHIBITIONS
GREAT ATTRA CT J. 0 n

LlBERT7 'HALL, WEDNEoDlt1 u nv :
ING, MARCH q,
Messrs. AARON JONES, (trainer Of J. G.;
Heenan and other distinguished prize-t ghters,
McGRAW, McGLADE and others VIII give
an exhibition of Sparring and ExtraordInary
Dumb. bells, &C., at Liberty Hall, on Wednes-
day evening the 9th instant.
Admission, 50 cents, to all parts Of The house.
Good police arrangements, and order Will be
The exhibition will be rare and extraordinary,
and the feats such as never before witnessed IN
Alexandria. mn 1I-tu
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The parties Interested in the above decree are
hereby notified that will take the accounts
therein ordered on the 9TH day OF April next,
st the Office of Thomas Moore, at Fairfax c. Il.
NH 4-law4w 0. W. HUNT. Spl. Com.
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ITO CLARA McNAIR AND HER HUSBAND,
name unknown, Stephen McNair, Fred
McNair, Henry MAR, ko5t' McNalri DSSlph
n IaG'S Sh;eTi fE of Prince William Co, Commit
Take notice, that shall, on the 18TH DAY
OF APRIL, 1867, at the law office OF Ayl 1!;
Nicol in the town of Brentsville. Prince Wi
liam Co., Va, between the hours of 6a, m. and
CO. M Of that day, proceed to take the dcposi.
tons Or of VIM E. LIPsICOMB and Others to be
read as evidence in my behalf in certain suit
IN equity, depending in the Circuit Court for
the said county of Prince William, wherein l
am plaintiff and you are defendants; and if from
any cause the taking of the said dispositions be
not commenced on that day, or if commenced Ns &c
same will be adjourned and continued from day
to day, or from time to time, at the. same place
and between the same hours, until the same
shall be completed.
ppr,-rp WrT1IA,f 90 VA Mar l2--1aW4W
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Riverside Extra ti0u
THOS, 7 ERR Y
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

IL g 5 W I e.
NO. 2, NORTH ROYAL SIRE EFT,
= doors south Of old stand.l
has on mana and i: constantly receiving fresh
invoices Of
GROCERIES, WINES s. LIQUORS,
which he will sell cheap for cash fe 70
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Summary.
Noon Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, July 24-It is authori-
tatively announced that the statement
that President Johnson intends removing
Sheridan, is unfOunded.
The New York Tribune says that the
presidents last veto Was not pI esent ted
to Secretary Stanton for his opinion,
consequently he did not have an oppor-
tunity to approve or disapprove the
document before its presentation 10 con-
gress.
The president has not yet named the
officers who are to form part OF the COM
mission on locating the Indians. Gems.
Sherman, Hancock and Augur are sug-
gested by some, because these officers
are already on duty in the west, and are
familiar with the subject, and the facts
WhereupOn the commission is to act, but
the president will probably select three
brigRdier generals who had no part in
the conduct of military movements
against the Indians, and thus enable
Gems. Sherman, Hancock and Augur to
give testimony before the commission.
Wslrussia has been added 20 the de-
partment Of Washington territory, and
Gen. Rousseau has been assigned 70 the
command.
New YORK, July 24.-The meeting Of
the radical republican general conven-
ton last evening nominated Gen. Grant
for the next presidency, subject to the
decision of the republican national con-
ton.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 24.-Ashe-
wara, AJupanese student at the academy
in Munson, Mass, hung himself on Sun
day night last.
Mr.. GOwing and wife, residing at
Aschutenyville, VT, had their brains
beaten out with an ak by a former
employee. The murder was committed
for money.
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TrlMf NnIe.

IN pursuance OF the provisions Of a Trust
4 Deed % me executed by A. Street On T-in
day OF November, 1853 and which is duly raf1s-
tered in the Regster's Office OF shelby COunrv,
in Book No. 40, Part 1, pages 40, 40 ana AT
made BY The son William d. smith, Judgs Of
the chs uceTy Court OF MemplIis, on I'D day lf
April, 1867, In the cau es tending iu said Court,
Whereiu Charles J. 5eay AMI Others are COM
plaInanfs and A Street and other are de snd-
ants. j viii, at the southwesf corner or the srI-
terSectiOu OF Poplar and second streets. I'm
Memphis, On Thursday, the 18th Z 3 o. A ugusJ,
1867, between the hours of Iu clock am. and
y m. OF said day, proceed 20 sell 20
upon the terms hfref after m~nftOnet,
tue following q scTibed Lots OF Land, 10
gethr with the Improvements thereon,
situated in Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn s.
see, viz: Being Lots Nos 30 ami 20. as known
on the map OF MeW phis, and b0l nd0d as f0i-
lows: Beginning at the SouthwesT rorner Ot
the 1nterss ctt of Poplar anu Sc. oud streets,
running thence West with the south lire of
Poplar stree { ia fe Z; IA. nee South parallel
West 81 eet 10 alley thence with
said alley ~ feet tr the Intersection OF rl8
alley; thence East with said Hey 10 Second
street, the &C with second street 1853 let %
the beginning. Excepting and srelttdiHc, how
ever, from said Lott, thaU part conveyed and
relinQu shed on the 5lh day Of March. Us o. 0y
the undersigned and Brinkley & pougherty- 20
A. IT eet. bounded and described follows,
VIZ: Beginning at the Southeast corn er or . OF
No. 2dg, at the intersection Of the North size of
he tirsi a ley south Of Poplsr utreet with the
West side Second street; then North
" rulf Win " taA a4tAG OF uL4l nlAff - letts
more or less, 90 point al which said West side
Of second street Is lntersected hy a Hue
running through the center OF the middle
parallel wall from East to West Of three story
brick building, embracing two lenemeuts now
in SAID lot N5. 269. tnenre from said unlnl uf
intersection Westward Y i4s1s ieef 10 he East
side OF the hrst alley, West Of second street
thence with the East side Of aid last mem
toned alley southWardly, Is feet m1Te or less,
to The point Of intersection of the East side OF
said last mentioned alley, with tne urth side
OF the nrst alley south of Pop ar Etreer-Eaid
POINT OF intersection being the Southwest cor
ner Of lot No. 289; thence eastwaruly with tla
East side Of the said last mentioned alley. l3s3S
feet, 70 the beginning
said property will be sold on the following
terms. viz: One-fOurth q the purchase money
cash, and the Ca ance on credit o 1our and
eight months, for which the purchasers wills b.
required to give notes with approved personal
security, and a lien likewise % be retained on
the property 70 secure these deferred pay
ments. The eQuits o redemption. is waived,
aud the title is believed TO be perfect, but /
snail only convey rs trustee
NJ. = WIfkS- Trustee.
RoYsTER, TREzEYAST q Co., Aucticueers.
afvll ID
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Observation-Disclosures

We regret TO learn that the new and
elegant residence Of Mr.. Cullum, stu
ated two miles from Water Valley, was
burned on Saturday last, and his lisFary
and papers worth so, 600 destroyed. Our
informant did not ascertain if the prop
erty was insured.
The AmericCB Citizen, published at
Canton, says: There is a disease among
the mules and horses in this county,
which, We learn, is killing thans very
rapidly. They are taken wit'' a swelling
in the flank, and when it reaches the
chest they suddenly drop dead. A quart
Of pure whisky at dose, three or four
times repeated, is a sure remedy, the
editor thinks.
Bill Brooks, a freedman, wss exc
cuted for murder near Canton on Friday
last, ia the presence Of about six hun
dred persons, of whom five hundred were
Of bis own race. A colOred friend asked
him if be killed the woman, and he re-
piled, " Yes, thank God l killed her for
revenge, thank God l was leading q
sinful life, and killing her will be the
means OF my salvation; | cannot 90 to
heaven with a lie upon my lips.n
The Aberdeen E.JRdiaer says After
three days Of the warmest weather we
have had this year, the clouds on Sstur-
day, to remind US that they had not
quite forgotten US, discharged the
heaviest shower of the season. Corn
could not possibly promise better than it
now does, and cotton is doing very well
indeed.
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TEXAS ITEMS.

The State Gazette, published in Aus
tin, denies that Gov. HhrOckmortOn ever
addressed q letter to His EXcellency
Gov. Wells OF any other man, Governor
Of La" So it seems pointed and truth
f,l llv serious instance Of official wit is of
9TH er paternity than the Texas executive,
who never did, and probably never will
saw a uything bali so clever as this satire
on the system inaugurated by Sheridan.
-Th g Gonzales Inquirer supplies the
followil < about crops As We said last
week. tb cotton has had more rain than
is good fol' it, but up to the present time
il Is said O be singularly free from all
destFucti, G insects, which fact may be
attributed, we presume, TO the freeze in
March, which destroyed such vast
number Of insects everywhere. Most OF
the cotton is badly In the grass, owing 70
the heavy rains, bCt two or three weeks
of fine weather and vigorous use Of
nloV and hoe will set all that straight
Corn is far advanced toward maturity,
and prom ises we'll
-fhe TeIas Observer, Published at
Rusk, says: We regret to learn from two
Of our resident physicians that the tux
is prevailiu z ss an epidemic to an alarm
ing extent in the northern part Of this
county, in the vicinity Of Jacksonville
and Lsrissa. II is Of very malignant
type, and extremely difficult to control;
proving fatal in almost every case.
Deaths are daily occurring from this dis
ease in the neigh borhoOd Of the places
mentioned.
The Austin Gazette mentions having
measured growing eornstalk, not nearly
matuTed, in that vicinity, which meas
ured six and seyen-eights inches in cir
conference, ten inches above ground,
and It was not yet In tassel and says the
corn on the river is represented to be, 10
general, unusually large and thrifty.
The following from the Houston
Tegeorapb needs no comment, but it Is
surprising that Texans submit to such
intolerable tyranny ia each shoulder
strapped upstart Quite an excitement
Vas caused Yesterday afternoon lust be-
fore the Whitelaw left for Galveston, by
the order Of Col. 0Conuell, that q negro
man should have " "first-elass accom-
mediation" on the steamer. The
board Of registrars, Mr.. Rawley, Mr..
Zinke and Shade Crome, colOred, were
10 go on the beat to Lynchburg, to
omen Office there. Shade demanded the
same privileges as a white man, in state
room and place at the table. Capt.
Christian refused. He was ordered to
appear before the post commander, who
told hiua be must grant the demsnd. He
again refused and demonstrated, stating
the injury it would do the business of the
lire. After returning TO the boat, guard
was sent and the colonelis order posted
10 ia the boat Shade went on board
with the rest Of the party and the boat
steamed OF
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Trustees SoLe.

DY virtue of q Trust Deed execu- ed Co nae. on
ID the i2th day OF July, 1867, by A s. Myers and
duly fled for registration in the Registers
office OF shelby county, Tennessee, for the pur-
nose Of paving the several notes therein se-
cured, viii,
On Monday, the 12th day OF TAugast. 1861,
ON the premises in the city OF Memphis,
county Of shelby, Stale OF Tsnnessee, eZ pose
TO public sale and proceed to sell, 20 the IA CHEST
bidder, for cash, the following de-cribed real
estate, tO-wit Elght TwO-story Brick store
Housee situated on the northwest corner Of
Second ana Monroe streets, in the city o. Menu
phis, Tennessee, upon lot No. 2i5. running one
hundred and forty eight and a haif feet on
Monroe street. and seventy-fOEr and "a half feet
on Second street the land upon which the
said houses are situated being the same leased
by John NJ Lea, OF Nashville. TEN essse, to A.
/. Norton ct al for term Of ten years nom
May, 1855 and by A 7. Norton e 81. transferred
to Boyd & Co and by G. Boyd g CO. TO -
Isaacs. and by Isaacs TO said A 5. Myers said
buildings al frOnt on Monroe street, the whole
length Of the lot 70 the alley, distance Of one
hundred and forty-eight and halt feet. and
run back on said leased land distance fOrty-
eight or fifty feet
provements upon said leased tract or parcel OF
land.
The title TO said property is believed to be
good but will sell and convey only as Trustee.
Equity OF redemption waived.
sale between the hour. Of 70 and O'cie K.
iy23 ids W4 G FOLEES, Trustee.
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STATE IIEMN.

Six thousand voters have been regis
tered under the state law in Nast vile,
OF whom only sixteen hundred are plain,
the rest negroes.
His exceliency, William the God
less, denies that Blount county has been
disfranchised. He claims that the county
will go for him, as a good resson for al
lowing the people the privilege OF
voting.
A short time since two cOnvicts, SEN
fenced in Marion county to the peniten-
tiary, escaped from the train near Bridge
port, and relieved themselves from the
custody of the sheriff and a pOssee Of six
men. Thus the state was deprived of
some service by the "sleepy headiness "
of county officials.
The Daily american Union learns
that Hsmilton's company Of militia,
stationed at Purdy, had brush with a
humber OF citizens at that point one night
last week, but owing to bad marksman-
ship or some other lucky circumstance no
serious damage resulted to either party.
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NEW Law FIRM.

AsDoS C. HAYNES. FRANCIS d. sTOCErOS,
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A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
p1H EE-r-4f gf4a4r

CYRENE Co-rmandery, No. l. Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. John Zent, Com; \, ].
Wlggiu, Rec.
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DIR. MORTIMORE.
OfiIce--ROOm NO.23, W0rSham House,
MEMPHIS, TENN
MEMPHIS. TENN.

CPECIAL NOTICE. win be at the IUKA
- sPRINGs HOTEL, Iuka, M So, Mondays,
tuesdays and Wednesday,, each week, from
and afisr this date until the FIRST Of Septem-
Der next Qa67l. Those who desire 10 meet. con-
sllIt and place themselves under my rsatment
there, can do 81. Those who prefer coming TO
this city. can consult me, az my Odice here.
Thursdays, Fridays or saturdays each week.
Nv extensive practice, and successful treat
meut Of ali forms Of CHRONIC DISEASES in the
south for many years past--especially the last
~ wears in this city-s sufficient guaranaee TO
fnose who are vet afflicted 70 Justify confidence
In my ability 20 accomplish all that medical
sIrilI and remedial aid can do.
do not profess TO perform MIRACLES :" by
the LAYING on OF the hands NOR CAN ANY
OTTfEE mA,I NOW LTvISG. such pretenders can
have influence only upon the credulOus and
weak minded. Ny tres. ment, OF ali case, il
based upon proper scientific medical skill
aided by life devotion and extensive expert
euce.
NY charges are moderate In every ease-far
more so than many others or the profession
VINO maze the euort and yet FAIL TO cure.
For many years past have m de the IoLoW-
ing my principal sPEcIALITIEs, viz;
and various diseases OF the
Lungs and Throat,
DISEASE OF THE LIVER, .
DISEASE or THE HEART,
nTsFA SE Or THE KIDNEYS,
CHRONIC DISr ASES Of StOm-
acb and Bowels,
DYSPEPSLA-( (Indigestionl.
RHETTNATISAl-all is various forms,
NEURAL9IA, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,-
CiENER L NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Az
SCROFU LOUS, and other diseases
originating IN impurities Of
the Blood and vital fuida.
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CAROLINA INSURANCE co.
OF MEMPHIS, TENN,
OHce--No. 29I Main Street,
INSUREs AGAINST
LOSS OF LIFE ONLY.
Authorized Capital, 100000.
OFFICERS:

CONSULTING PHYSICIANS,
B. w. AVANT. +. A. RAMSEY.
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VII. MOORE,
&C. The Company IL now prepared 70 issue
Policies in all the various forms OF Life Insu-
rance, and respectfully solicit public patronage.
fyli II
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Tr1lRteQ,R 0nLe-

ny virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed 70 me
y on the Drst day Of January A. d. 1858, By
q. v. Hart and Julia A. r. Hart. bis wife. and
duiy registered In the Registers once Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, in. Record Book No. 81
Part ID, pages 643 and 644 70 which reference Is
made. for the purpose Of paying the debt
therein secured, VII on
Monday, the 18th day Of August, 1857,
on the premises, near the city OF Memphis. In
the county Of shelby and State Of Tennessee,
expose to public sale and proceed TO sell to the
highest bidder for cash, the following described
parcel OF ground, tO-wit, Situate, lying aud
being IN the county Of shelby and state OF
Tennessee, near the city Of Memphis, being
one half Or lot No. Fifiy-tWo (52l % VIZ
as follows: Beginning Il stake ON the
west side Of Walnut street. the corner Of los
No. fifty-one, (5Il running south with the line
OF said street three chains and sixfy-fve S.55l
links. 10 a stake the corner Of lot No. nfiy-dye,
{5 thence west with the line OF said lot n NC dlly
i've i55l ten chains and nlnety-seven $50 links
70 a stake, thence north three chains and sixty
I've e e5) links % q stake, thence east ten
chains and ninety seven tluSIl luks % me oe-
ginning containing four acres Ihs part
hereby intended 70 be conveyed Is the north
half OF said lot No ffty-tw0, l52l the same hav-
ing been Willed to the said Julia A r. Hart 1y
her mother. Elizabeth ". Tanner. on the drn
day OF March, 1851. The eqrity of redemption
IN and to this property Is expressly waiVsd q in
aid deed of trust and The title is believed %
be good. but I sell aod convey only as Iruztea.
Sale to be made between the hours OF one 6nu
fnur oicluci< In the afternoon.
iy2s IDS Il. @. HAREiINGl0N. irIlstes.
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Mon- Restdent Notice.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis TeIln-
No. l2lS-J. Mason Campbell ct Al. VS.. Jno.
Nelson et al.
TT appearing from afidavit in this G ause that
i the defendant Lisida ". Organ has deDarted
his lffe since the commencement Of said suit .
and that Iheress Louise Organ Is nss : heir at
law and a nonresident Of the State o Tennes-
see; IL is therefore ordered, that satf 1 Therese
Louise Organ make her appearances herein, at
the courthouse in the city Of MeInpl lis. Tenn,
on or before the first MONDAY in uznst 1867,
and plead answer or demur 70 con lplaluant's s
BILL show cause why said suit shog I'D not be
revived against her, or the same vii be taken
for confessed as 70 her, and set for bearing sx
parfe, and that a copy Of this rder be pub
1sned once q week, for feur sucee ssive weeks,
In the Memphis Appeal.
a eopy-Attest: AUGUsTON ALSTON,
Clerk ana Master.
BY R. J. BLACK, Deputy Cle.k I'd Master.
Heisksll, Scott q HeiskelI SOaaE itOrs for COM
plaipant jy3 lawsw
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SITUATED

on a highly salubrious group of the
Ozark mountains, the springs, fifty-four
in number and rams ing from 90 to 14S
degrees Fahrenheit, flow down in digres-
sive. angling, artificial channels into the
valley where is built the pleasant village.
The eastern and western Hot Spring
mountains loom up at an altitude of four
hundred feet above the valley, present.
ing q dark exterior, picturesque and ro-
mantle. These heights are a combina-
ton Of use and beauty, for while the eye
of the lover of nature looks out to survey
with pure delight the lovely scene, the
invalid sees in them strong barricades TO
protect him from the sickening rays Of
summers suns and chilling blasts of
winter.
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KentaekY hiIifarE Institute.

GfOL- p T. p ALLEN. superfutendenf- A.
~ sisted 5y an able faculty. The course OF
stn4y ls lnat usually iauglf 10 the best colleges
Win speela- attention 10 Sathen1aflcs and y at
li4l cclencrs The academic year begins on
the Lst Monday tn September Ihis year sep
teInber p continuing without intern igsfou
forty ii0) weeks.
- Charge Tor Tuition and Boarding. fucIud-
lng Llgnts, huel and Washing currency three
hundred ann ntty dollars fS5i01 per ac4d sruic
year-one-half payable in advance. and the re-
nalnder AZ the expiration Of twenty l20l vr-eHs
l9 Address the super rint-udeut az Farudaie
p o.. franklin county. Ky. iesOlIIpvayglurl