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To-day the stubble has been plowed in,
and the land planted In corn, which viii
yield me ID. " one hundred bushels in
October. Who that has half acre of
spare land to the horse win not prepare
it thoroughly this fall, and SOW it in bar
ley for his plow animals next spring +?
II properly prepared, no investment can
declare Q handsomer dividend than land
sowed in barley for spring feeding.
Yours truly, JOHN.
We presume the barley sown was the
spring barley, which is the kind grown
nOrth-snd If SO, the winter killing and
poor stand is accounted for. Many
planters in this section of the state have
been feeding on the northern hay at three
and half cents a pound. The crop would
have been worth Sl69 90 instead of S97 80.
Inearnate clover sOwn in August would
have been still more prohtsble.-Ed. 50.
flflf.
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EDUcATIoEAL.
UNIVERSITY HIsH sgaoOL.


AT Locust Grove
TN AlberUarle county, Va. ths fo-rnsr Ioca-
Il ton OF De Gessner HazEisoE5 school, one
and half miles nom Greenwood O. pot, Viz
gala Central rallrosd. Preparatory in the
Univer.ity Of Vim mia IN Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathennafics, NatuEal and Neral
sciences, aag the Engliah bran cBss.
The Principals are gTsddates o. the Unfver-
nty ot Virginia In ali The subjects taugnt IN n o
schoolg and have had successful eKpeF ence Of
lOut eight and ten fears, respectively, - teaoha
ers 10 schools Of big yrsds includin @ ose OF
". ~. oessnsr hErrlac1, lseFs william Dilwiddies
bloomned Academy, EdKWnod Femal- seml-
nary, n e. Hon. K n T. Hunters select
TEENS: For tuition and board, including
fusly Tashing, and Lights, Tor ten months lIst
Septemuer 70 9TH June SIS ir caTrenev bar
IN advanee, balance lst OF February. Only two
boys In . room Board Ia the besI stvis FOR
circular, address the Principals
Postonee, Greenwood De Ot A AIbsfnzrIe
county. n. B. n. WOOD, Principal.
~ yVSg, Yoserv AssOciats Principals.
Reference is invited TO the FscuIty Of The
University Of Virginia and % the patrons and
students or al The scAOo,s In which the Erin e.
pas have taughs. aul5IW
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
Baltimore, Maryland.
FACULTY.:

REV THOMAS E BOSD, MD President
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and
Children.
A J FoARD, " ID Professor OF Descriptive and
surgical Anatomy.
] T LOGAN, ND, Professor Of the Principles
and Practice OF Medicine.
HARVEY L. Byrd, n. d, Professor Of Obstetrics
MAR7IN P ScoTr, N D., Professor OF tine Dis
eases of Women and Children.
EDWARD WARREN, NJ D.. Professor Of the Prin-
ciples and Practice Of Surgery.
john f MoEMoNIER, MD, Professor Of Physi-
ology and General Pathology.
] MooRaIAH, MD. Professor Of Medical Ju-
Tisprudence and Hygiene
JosEPH Z CL.AsETT, MD, Professor OF Msteris
Medica and Therapeutics.
CLARENCE MoRIrTT. Md, Professor OF Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
join n MosMOETER, Md, Demonstration of
Anatomy.
The next Session Of this Institution viii
commence on the
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W. z. WAR D'S
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Nashville. Tenn.
A Superior Boarding sRa Bay School.

Points In this School:
I. English aad HathemafieaI Course. the
same with drst-elass cOllegts
2. Pure French by q French Teacher
German ana Spanish next session frur rates
for these, thOagh loF er than other schools,
Will be continued
9. LHtia a1d Greek. Wfiboaf Charxa.
Latin is vital 70 scnOlarship. e u is, - SAYS
George i. Marsh. "a per dCafion OF The
prfncip e. Of aEtisulste language"
4 Musfe made attractive, By new seven
octave PisnOs for pTacsiee.
5. school Desks-fhsneEp psteaf style.
s. EsdheEte ssuefes-The beautSf fuI Paint
ings of last year speak for themse' yes
Z. Coed HeAIth-Ths BTIf for DRAG. for
ten months was SO 10. hssuls o. rood cfet
thorough ventilation and filtered water
3. Moral In6ueBce-Secred k.auAfe in
chapel free % All. Pupils worship IN the civ
Churches Of their choice on the sabbath.
3. Home Indueaee-Tke Society OF the
House-the Egquetts Of the Table -the many
lessons on polite culture-are Indispensable
to many aud valuable 70 all.
The next session viii open on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
Catalogues. giving fun particulars, furnfshed
On application. EkV. W. Z WARD,
jy3zW Principal.
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NOTICE.

FTYHE creditors OF the es ate Of r. NJ Apnfebv
ar hereby notified that have sua Tsstea
the insolvency o. said estate 70 the CLERK Of the
the CREDITOR OF said estate are noiined 10 ne
their claims, duly authenticated. within AZ
months from the date hereof, or tbs noliee NJ
Be Med in bar OF the same.
J. 3. DANNIELs Admlnistrasor. i
April Ia, lsz' apisd
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COLUMBIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
This Institution viii be reopsned on the
Second Monday In september Next,
rs ~ Del .-
Under the direotion Of the
REV. GEORGE BECKETT.
REV. GEORGE BECKETT.

livery effhrt will be made 70 afford the high
n est ADVANTAGES for Female Ed1cAtion. The
course OF study Is both thorough and Eyste-
matte comhineri with home care and teaching.
Professors or acknowledged ability have been
provided for thg various Departments.
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Iraniient GRests at IS per day, and
Day BOardeFs at SS5 per month.

Feeling deslrous that my friends and the
travelling public should have the advantage Of
any deduction that can be made in their favor
will simply say that my Table and general
hotel accommodations SHALL ALWAYS BE
FIRST CLASS, and attention 70 Guests equal
70 any hotel In the sJuthEe -. ..
c. b. GALLOWAY,
4sg7 1v, E1rouriator
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BROWNS SVILLE

Is eligibly located, being directly on the line OF
the Memphis and Louisville Railroad; good
society, healthy, with a population OF 800
inhabitants. Town and county in q prosperous
condition. having escaped th5 rRYages Of the
late wsr. Address the undersigned.
]. p. WOOD,
Secretary Board Trustees.
PrnwnsviIe. Tenn. June .. 1851. les lR
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Educational.
KentuckE Nllltarl Instilule.

COL. r 7. P. ALLEN, Superintendent. As
" sisted by an able faculty. The course OF
study Is that usually taught In the best colleges
ur / sciences The academic year begins on
the lst Monday tu September this year Sep
tember 2, continuing without intsrmission
10 ty (40l weeks.
So Charge Tor Tuition and Boarding, inelud-
ing Lights, Fuel and Washing currency, three
hundred and CITY dollars (SSj0l Dor academic
year-on s-half payable in auvanoe, and the re-
matnder at the expiration Of twenty l20) wess 5.
So Address the Superintendent At Farmdale
I. o., franklin county, KY. iei0rl waw2m
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EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. DOYLES SELECT SCHOOL.

rENHE Auturonal sessicn Of this Seminary for
II the instruction OF Pupils In ENGLIsa n and
FRENCH, WIN eoInmenee on
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KNOXVILLE, August Is "A rencounter
occurred yesterday between Congress-
man Maynard and Col. Williams, but
they were parted by their friends.
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THE ATHENAEUM,
COLUMBIA, TENN.
MRS. 7. 6. SMITH, Principal,
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
University OF LOulSIana--NedieaI
Department.

Secretary and BusiDess ManalEsr.
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HOTELS.
WORSHAM HOUSE.

OWING TO THE DECLINE IN PROVISIONS
from war prizes, raising my own vegetables
the general economical arrangement OF the
house, and close personal attention 10 business,
am enabled 70 accommodate
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SHELBY FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Nashville TenuessAe

I OCATED in the large and Ia ds0me build
! ing5, corner pf BFoad and Vine streets,
fonnerly occupied by the shelby Medical Col
lsge, embracing an entire square.
An able and experienced corps OF Teachers,
the most complete Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus aud Cabinet OF Mine ais in the
South, and Educational Advantages or a supe-
riOr order.
The Principal has had an experience OF twen-
ty-siK years in the South, and the Vice Princf-
ps formerly PrOfe>SO orr a the Nashville Univer-
burg aud Bonn.
Sessions begins on the FIRST MONDAYS OF
SkPTEMBER and FEBRUARY, and close on
the Third Thursday OF June.
TERMS-BOard and English Tuition, SeSs' on
OF fye months, $50 o. Music, French, ETC.,
Extra For particulars send for Catalogue,
GEO. q BUTLER. A Nj Principal
GEO, 5, BLACKIE, A. N. NJ d, Vice -PTin.
jy25-d&wIm
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FLORBHTCE
SYNODICAL FEMALE COLLEGE.

T'HIS Institution, which has forg enjoyed a
4 very high reputation among the female
Iolleges OF the south, Is situated a. Florence.
Ala which Il admitted 70 b. oRe o. the most
dengntful and salubrious towns In the south
west. II y very easy OF access- A branch Of
me memphis and Charleston railroad runs -
south Florence It's President Rev Dr. Wn
b Mitchell, j. well known a. one OF the ahlest
teachers In the country
The synod OF Memphis A ia last meeting
passcd the following Restitution we believe
that the Florence synodicaI Female College
nom the elgl5iiny Of tts location g. ability
Of It's Faculty, the course and system OF is In
struetion, affords equal or superior advantages
for the educatiou Of Females % an INSTITUTION
IN the country"
Next session VIII commence on the etn dav sr
September next. For further particulars apply
70 the President. ort
HOBERT ~. PATTON.
GOVeruor Of Alabama.
President Of the Board OF Trustees
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
Near Chattanooga, Tenn.

THERE'S no more pleasant spot for Sum
mer residence THAI The summit OF Lookout
Noun ain The scenery IS most beautiful and
affords great O Rht % the lovers Of nature.
Looking 10 the North aud East, frIm the
MOUNTAIN HOUSE, varied landscape is seen
To theleu flows the placid Tennessee, winding
in and out among the hills, IIu lar away in the
distance It's waters s EN- 20 blend with the
clouds. Wooded bills and rich valleys, with
vvaviuE fields OF corn and grain extend as var
As he eve can reach in the horizon, where the
faint outlines Of the Great smoky Mountains
are teen traced upon the sky.
Il has al the telegraph and mail facilities
being but an hours ride fTOm Chattanooga
and + a Fir { Class Hotel.
Here In the peaceful days before the war, the
bezu.y and Intelligence o. the = nth came
every Summer 20 breathe The pure mountain
air ana it VIII soon sgaiu be the fzvcritg Sum
mer resort OF all wnn, tired Of the uust and
heat q crowded cities, desire relax ton OF
mind and invigOraiiOn OF BODY. amid the finest
scenery ln the country.
su7 COOPER JAMES. Prop ietors.
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Midway School, OharlOttesTiIIe, Va.

VNHE third session of this school viii begin on
i tie frst Wednesday OF Septen Der next. and
end on the last Wednesday OF June 1865, con-
sistiHg Of two terms Of dvo months each. The
course Of stu " is designed to prepare boys
for She University Of Virginia, or any other
college, or for the practical business OF lie.
TEkMS-FOr Board and Tuition, $50 per
term-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Music and
Drawing at Professors charges Washing
Fuel and Lights, at actual cost. zach pupil fur
Rishes bis own towels. For circulars and other
particulars address WILSON c. n CARR
Charlottesville, Va; JOSEPH PACKARD. IR.
TheO. Seminary, Fairfax county, Va, Prinei-
pals.
Refersnces-The Faculty Of the University OF
virginia fyis 1tauvgv-s
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EDUCATIONAL.
LEE ACADEMY.

oU4 IuIFu tLFttI, MbWphIs, Itnn.
WE shall Orzanlzs the Forms in this Acad-
w emy for the ensuing scholastic year on
Monday. September ed, 1867,
With full corps Of assistants in all depart
mentE.
Prof ANTON SHIDE, Music; Prof AUGUsTE
NILLEHULIN, French aud Spanish Prof. GEo.
McFE' IL, Latin, Greek and German ". A.
STROZZI, Italian.
N. A. E. MORGAN, Principal.
~ Professor McFsely will have supervision
of the boys several hours each day, au7 syy
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Law School
-oE THE-
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY:
JOHN N. wADDEL, DID, ChancsHoT.
LQ. @. LAMAR, Professor.

THE course Of study il. .eomplstcd in two
j terms nf nine months each
The method Of instruCtiOn is that OF oral sx-
aminations, daily. upon the teLt. accompanied
BY such explanations and lectures as state leg
islauon and local adjudications have made
necessary.
Meet Courts viii be held weekly, in which
the practice viii conform in every essential re-
spsct to the rules modes Of procedure a~d ar
gumen ntation ad0p led IN The following Courts
/. District Court OF the United staies.
9 CirCuit Court Of the Unit StaIeS-
g Supreme CouFt Of the United States
4. Circuit Court OF Mississippi
5. Chan0ery Coart Of Mississippi.
G. Probate Court.
I. High Court Of Errcrs and Appea's.
The Law Library numbers not less than ons
thousand volumes
Tns Law students have the privilege OF at
tending FREE OF CHARGE the Lectures and
ReeitaIions IN any OF The departments OF
Science and Literature in the University
The sessions OF the Federal Conrt, and Of the
HIGHT Court OF E.rTars and Appeal, held at OK
ford, give 70 the students Of this school pecu-
liar sdyantages.
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Brownsville, Tennessee, Female IRsitHtG.
Family School for Yeung Ladies.

BOhHlE bhAE, bALIlAOhE CO-5 MI.
Prineipsls-Mr. and Mrs. CHAS- n. McBI AIR
Head Of Scholastic Department-Mtss DUN
CAN.
English Literature and BeIles-Detters-Mr.
Modern SeEPt1 : LIasinizuaees-ProL Lar LEoNCE RABIL-
Vocal and Instrumental AIusio-ProE z. THOR
Drawing and Painting-Prof D. A. WOOD
WAEDs -
This Institution viii be opened on MONDAY,
September 18th. Tbs drst session OF the Seho-
isstic year closes January 3lsL The second
session June 3tb.
-BONNIE BRAE Is situated on an elevated
Ridge on the old Frederick road, miles nom
the western limits Of Baltimore, and with n
easy access to the CatOnsville Passenger Rail
way that communicates with the city
The number Of pupils viii be limited 70
twenty.
Circulars giving further particulars may be
found az ]. 3. Wate 3 q Sons, Charles street,
and Entz Bash's Bookstore, Cnarles street
For admission apply to Mr.. @. II. AcBlair,
through the Baliimor p O., hox 1s8A au4 I'm
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HEBREW LEB MAsOsIO CALENDAR.
Neutrality-suspicious..
1867.

1867
LODGES. H-E
AEGERoEA. No. l6s. Meets IFt Monday In
every month, 81 Odd-FrllnWs' Han, cor Court
". NJ; John Beamish, Secy.
sou tn MEMrHI-. No II8, Meets ID Friday Of
each uoutn-Hall. cor Madison and second.
J. 7. seIlars, ". NJ; Benz. K Pnnen, Sec.
LETIA SCOTT No. 2Ss Meets LIST Friday o. each
month Hall cor Madison and Second. John
Airslie, " NJ; 4. P. Woodwand, Sec.
HANILrON, No. 2as. Meets Sd Friday Of each
W-M: " Il. Butts, Sec
KrIwTNNfSG. No al % d. Meets 4th Friday
o. eac'7 mon1th-2a Front street ~. John ].
ROYAL ARCH.
PESN Chapter, No 4 Meets % Monday OF each
mouth-Qdd-F Fellows Hal. JOhl Zent, n. +
q p; B. A. Levy, sec'y.
R.ANDs.M
EUREEA Cornell No. 6. Meets 90 Monday Of
each mOutR-0dd- kellows' Hau. John Gent
Tn. H.; n. J. WiEgtn, Rec.
TEEPLARs.
I,YRENE CCmmanCery, No. l. Meets 4th Non
dsy OF each month. John Zent, Com; n. ].
Wlggin, Rec.
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2Ol Fr0slf Street.
HERNEs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th F.; No. !.
Stated Communications ID Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry P. Woodard, sd, G..
NJ; Charles NJ Carroll, l4th, Sec.
NITHgAs LOdge Of Perfection, 18th; No. 2
Meets 4th Wednesday Of each month. George
Mellersh, so, o.. NJ; A E. Franklsnd, sd,
Sec.
CAsIPHIA Council OF Princes OF Jerusalem, 10Th;
No. d. Benz. K Pullen, S2d-, Tarsh.'.i -
-. Sec.
CALvARY CHAPTER OF Rose CroiT, 18th, No. l.
Charles W. Adams, a2d, M. W. II. I. Tom
lnAOn, - Q. See.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssFIs Council Of E-b, 50th.,
No. l. Henry P. Woodard, sd, Comm;
William Y. CirOie 32d Rec ..
CONsIsTORy or WEST TENNE EssEE, sd. John
Aiusie SSG., Comm. in Chief; Dodge G.
Trader. S2d. Eeg-'.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
General r. E. LEE, President,
Aided by corps OF Twenty Instructors,
including Professor OF Law.

rIlHE next session viii begia on third Thurs
i day In September, and end on third Thurs
day in June.
Lexington may be reached BY stage from
stapnton or Goshen on The Virginia Central
hailit .ad : from lynchbnrg by Canal, or By
stage from Bonsack's on the Virginia and Ten
nEssee Railroad.
For lurthsr particulars apply to Clerk Of the
Faculty for Catalogue.
June 26 1877 Iva dkvvff
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Educational.
pY the action Of the Trustees Of the
Brownsville Finale Academy snd
the Crawford Institute,

the two Scho. ls have been consolidated.
The buiictDgs AID grOuuds belonging to them
viii be thor, ugh y rrpsired aud eau sccOmmO-
date rom go ~ SO puyiaS- A liberal patronage
can be COMMANDED, ard the Trustees are deter
mined 70 butid up nrst class Female school.
They " Ws1 T. Ell age a com petent Principal,
with 8 corps OF eaehers for the Literary De-
partment- At the head OF the Musical De
paeGment IS = Professor who has most success
iuIIy been connected with the schools IOr the
last ten y ears. The attention Of weM qualified
c.tndidates for permanent situation aiss a po-
sitiOn that can be made 70 pay Is solicited.
Applications With vouchers viii be considered
until the first august next
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TEXT BOOKS:

JUNIOR XEAE-
Blaekstone's CoHnmsntaries, KeDts Common-
taries, story on Agency. story on Bailment,
story on Partnership, Byles on Bills, smith on
Contracts, Stephen on Pleading.
SENIcE TEAR-
Moot Courts, Greenlsaf on Evidence, Adans'
F,ouitv ANGEL 4 Ames on Corporations BLACK
s-snei iith hookl In connection ith the CrInF-
inaI Code OF Mississippi Revised Code Of slis-
sissipui.
a iirsrss for uraefice in Mississippi.
7l,ffiol fee SO per term. N advance. Tba
term ouens % the 81 b Of September, ls67 snd
ends on the 2fth Of Jane. lsi8. auIS
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Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
In AI6eRaGrIe County, Va.
sEoOND sEssIoN 100.


SECOND SESSION 1So7-6.
rT7HIs School is located one and a-hslf miles
from Greenwood Depot on the Virginia
Central ha lroad and fifteen miles west o.
Charlottesville and the University OF Virginia
The location Is well known as Or. Gessner har-
rison, Kew. W m Dinwiddie and Prot Edward 3.
Smith formerly conducted schools al THIS place
Previously il was a popular summer resort,
conducted by John 3. Cooke, Esd Being sftu-
afed in one OF the most beautiful portions OF
Albemarle county, in the midst Of q refined
and Intel ligent coInmuntty remote nom places
OF dissipation, and convenient TO Churcnes and
sabbath schools OF the leadAng qenotnlna
tious, tt Possesses rare advantages for Boys
Tbe G, Urse Of study is designed to be thorough
and cornp-ehensive Ia Ancient and Modern
TapguaRes, Mathematics and the Engrsh
Rranches spd also TO embrace the elements OF
Natural and Moral sciences and History.
The Principal was educGted az the UnfYersity
of Virginia. and has had an experisncs OF
nearly ten years in teaching in schools OF high
grade in this state, including DR.. Gessner Har-
rIsouas school, Bloomdeid Academy, LyDeh-
burg Female seminary, and Hon. R. N. 7.
Hunter's private school.
me Associate Principal was also educated At
the University Of Virginia, and has had an sz
perfence Of eight years in teaching In the
5outhern States-formerly IN EdgeWorth Fe-
male Seminary. North Carolina. more recently
The following Recommendation Of our school
BY Professors OF the University Of Virginia,
Is respectfully submitted:
UNTVERsITx or VIRGINIA, April J, lSGJ.
In view OF our personal acquaintance with
MeSsrs- H. n. B. and A. ]. WooG, We do not
hesitate cordially 70 recommend thEiE school
10 the condolences and patronage o. tns puhlie.
VIM. y ai-I 4, NssGaasy, J. S DAVIS. '''
Francis a smith, ]. 3. Minor,
J. Il Cabell b L Dildersleeve,
o. 81 Venable, VIM. z. Peters.
TIE RI MS:
For board and tuitions including fuel, wssh-
ia9 and ughts for the session Of Ten months.
Two HUNDRED and seventy -fivs SO dollars in
eurrency. Payments One-half In advance, bal
ance on the lat Of kebruGFy.
Tine sessions com rlence en- the 1St OF Sepferu-
her and close on the 18th Of June. Pupils will
be received at any time during the sessisB,
With a pro rata deduction in charge. Boys
from a distanca will be allowed 70 remain our-
ing vacafion as buarcers in the family Of 6he
Principal
ArranEemeuts are made for conveyance nom
the Depot (GTeenEOodl 70 the school immsdi-
Rss7y upOn Srrivai.
A. Only two boys IN room.
P. . --GreenVoOd Depot. Alhsmsrie county,
Virginia. is Y
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PHYSICIANS.

nR.Gs SPEIG GIs may be found at No.
4 80 Union street. between Main and Second,
where he is prepared TO treat all manner OF dis
eases upon the most scientific and approved
methods. he has connected surgical depart
ment with his ONCE, and Is prepared 70 treat all
surgical di-eases. Residence, No. go Union
street. Office Hours from o'clock to 10 am,
and from o'clock TO p N.
tauents ~ q distance promptly attended 70.
Treatment aud medicines sent BY express,
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VIII be Open on September ed
SeIect SchnoI
THE HEBREW
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE
WILL REOPEN or
Monday, September 2d, 1867,

ENOR the FAN and WiRter Sessions, at their
u new and cOmnOdfous building No. S8
Third street, between Madison and Monroe
Ample arrangements are being made for fun
and competent Faculty Circulars will be is
sued in due time, giving particulars iy25 I'm
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THE New York Tribune saws:

Gen. L'ngHree,s presence among the
Vice Presidents of n meeting in Nav Or.
leans addressed by the Hon. Henry Viii.
son was highly remarkable OF course
he is not Radical hut he knows the
wisdom Of liberalry, and can be ho.pi,a.
BILE to free and sincere speech. There il
in the manly act Of General Lougstrse,
an encouraging overture toward tho re-.
coeni,ion Of Northern men and Northern
ideas. lie may not believe as we do !;
but the &C, itselfis practical reconciliation,
and we applaud il.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-05
EFFECTS OF THEIIAnURE OF FRASER,

EFFECTS OF THE4IAnURE OF FRASER,
TRENHoLM & Co The failure of Fraser
Trenholm & Co, of Liverpool, a firm
largely concerned in the cotton trade. vas
caused, it is said, by tie late decline in
the value Of cotton. as was the late failure
Of the cotton house in New York, Watts,
Crane d Co.
The failure has unsettled the cotton and
gold markets, and it may be the forerun-
ner and cause Of other failures in the cot
ton trade Bills drawn agans, shipments
OF cotton to Liverpool, &c, will undoub.
edIy'bs returned for non payment. Much
Of The loss will FALL upon business men in
New York. II is not improbable that
failures from the same cause will be M.
merous among persons connected with
the cotton trade abroad.
National Iatelhgencer.