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c into vigorous action, restoring health and expcng
disease Hence rapidly variety complain t. which
caused impuEty the>bIoa5 such.as Kas
Er Tt5rs Cheers Sores E1P,ss, PDplc, BIo,rfe BgiE, S.
IsH5ays Fire. Rose Espcil', letter. SAT- REcm SaEi
He1I Ring Uasu, Cancer Tino,s, Sore Eyes Fe-
male D'sc, such Fe'eToe Eregrlgrity, Suppression, Whites,
>I, also Syphilis sgertI Diseases Ljrr Complaints, and
Hcrt Diseases Try Ayers Sarss parlla and yourself
the surprising activity with which ccansos
cures these disorders.
During late years the public have nsed by large
ties pretending give quart Extract Sarsapara for
been upon the sick for
they only contain little if any, sarapara but often
curative properties whatever Hence bitter disappoint-
has followed the the sarsapa-
ra which flood the market until the become
synonymous with imposition and We call this
compound Sursapara, and intend to supply a
dy shall the from the load obIoquy which
rests upon W think have ground believing it has
virtues which irresistible 10y the ordinary Of the dis
intended only assure the sick that
offer them the best Alternative which how to pro
due, and have believe by far the most ef
tecu purifier of the blood yet discovered by any body
Ayers Cherry Pictorial iversay known to surpas
every othc~ remedy for the of Coughs Colds Influenza
Hoarseue, Group Bronchitis GncpieDt Consumption and
for the relief of ousUmptive stages
the disease that 1t is useless here the
its virtues. Tho world knows them.
Prepared by J. c. AVER CO., Lowell Mass and sold by
Druggists and Dealers everywhere knoxville wholesale
and retail by T. J. SANFORD s 90. I'm
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Regards to the "Humble Individual. !"

We find the following complimentary dispatch
in the Washington Chronicle
Hon. John W. ForneN Clerk Of the Senate, Wash
ington, D. c.:
The negro suffrage bill has passed the Senate
ayes II, noes I. 1t is now the law of the State
My regards to Andrew Pharaoh
(Signed,) VIM G. Moses,
Governor of Tennessee.
PharOah can now say "The cup of my ambition
is fulfil have been Alderman OF Greeneville-
Don't you see l keep up regular (de) graduation
We advise Pharaoh to cross his legs on the mudd Y
banks of the Nile, and mend his tattered garments
with "CleOpatra's Needle" Press and Times
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A Little Hero,

4 correspondent of the Metropolitan
Record, one Of the bitterest negro-haters in
the country, relates the following touching
incident at the explosion Of the steamer
David White
Just as l struck the guards, Mrs, DR..
Shaw, Of Memphis, clasped my arm and
asked if | could save her, l told her not
to be frightened l thought we would get off,
and climbing on the roof, called on all
the hands and walters that were left to help
Inc launch the life-boat. The first to respond
to the call was one of the most horrible
sights l saw during the day-a little negro
boy, an engine greaser, stark naked except
piece Of shirt and scalded from his waist
to his feet till the great fakes Of bloody
skin rolled down his legs every time he
moved. He laid hold saying as he did 50
All bossy, Use most gone: Use burnt
all over, but dis boat must get in de river,
Heroic little negro He was rescued, but
they say will die
Dark though his skin was, surely
The nJblest thing that persisted there
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the very hour at which Elizabeth Lampen
had gone out to destroy herself.
Singular as the above story is, we can
vouch for its entire truth, and there are
several others now living who can confirm
it in every word 1t is but another proof
that truth is stranger than fiction, '-Er-
chdHGe.
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The New Vice President.

Hon. Benjamin F. Wade Of Ohio, has been cleo
,sd President Of the T. 5. Senate, in place Of Eos
ter. lCopperhesd,J whose term as Senator expired
IN the 18th Of March. The selection Of kadica
brave old Ben Wade Is the right thing Il Andy
Is ippesched, Wade is the very man We wish FOL
President
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$500 REWARD.
VIZ. G. BEgwsrnw GnvrENnH TUr STATE nr TrsSF.-ft
To SNAIL sFE rIr~E PFEsEyT--GHIFrryq.
WHEREAS. IT HAS BEEN MADE

" g.. bH WNfNWr Gov EN"H d.
To SNAIL rIr~E PFFsFsT--GHTFrryg.
WHEREAS, IT HAS BEEN MADE
w known 70 that certain Elias Wells aud John Wells
charged with having committed foul and
the I'd day Of January 1867, the
Denny, late county Of Hamilton fed from usq
and l. running at large
Now, Therefore, W. g. Browulow, Governor aforesaid
by virtue Of the and authority vested hereby
offer reward Of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS Two Hun.
bred and Fifty dollars for the 5f either them 70 aDv
per-ou OF persons who appreheud the said Wells
and John Wells and deliver them o. the Sheriff
county Of Hamilton n order that justice that behalf
may be had and executed
DEsCRlFrfoNThe said Eias Wells about years
six feet four inches high stout built Light blue eyes large
Ill shaped mouth, much inclined D. smile when spoken TO- il
given % general patton, when ne extremely aud
OyerheaTus. The said John Wells about years OF
five feet eight t.u inches high stout built hair ewes
aud complexion Of deeper They have relations North
Eastern Georgia, North Carolina aud Greene county Tenn
and friends in Sequatehie Valley
In testimony whereof, have hsrsuut5 ret ID hand
.L and caused the Great Seal the State
at Nashville on the jpth day Of January, 1867.
W. o. BRUWSLOW.
By the Governor.
a. J. FLETrHEE, Secretary Il state.
February 8.
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CARD TO INVALIDS.

Clergyman while residing in South America mission
slonary, discovered safe aud simple remedy
Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases Of the Urinary and
seminal Organs and the whole train Of disorders ught
by baucfu and vicious habit Great numbers
ready cured by this noble remedy Prompted by
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate will receipt
for preparing md using this medicine sealed envelope
any one who needs it, Free n charge.
Please incius post paid envelope addressed yOussIf
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
STATION D, BIBLE HuUsr
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TAR AND FEATHERS PARTY.-Somo rut-
fan threatens that the Republican speakers
who come here from the North will be
treated to coat Of tar and feathers. As
the rebels style ours the Torch -andTur-
pentine party we suppose they should be
styled the " Tar-and- Feathers party"
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HEALTH OF Gov. BEowNLow.- Exaggerated
rarorrs Of :be iI-health Of GOV. Brownlow have
ohtoiped circulation during the past week One
week since he had bilious attack and Tor two days
was quite sick, though not dangerously 3D. lie Is
now well and hi general health is as good as it has
been At INV time during the past year.
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Ara Fourth Of July celebration in Marion
county, Illinois, a young lady offered the
following toast:
" The young men OF America their arms
our support our arms their reward Fall
in, men-fall in.
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Leaving a balance in hand Off,.

During the years intervening between 1927 and
1850 at which time Mr.. Estabrook resigned the
Presidency, numerous and valuable Improvements
were made The East and West wings (or DOrmi
tories on the hill were erected, also three dwelling
houses for the Faculty and a Stewards house, addi-
tions were made to the Library and the apparatus,
&c, &c A considerable portion Of the interest ac-
cruing annually from the funds Of the Institution,
variousy invested, was regularly applied towards
the payment Of the salaries of the President and
Professors In the meantime, the land opposite the
College Hill was re-sold, and the proceeds of this
sale and also of sale of lands in the Ocoee DistricI
substituted for lands South of French Broud and
Holston rivers, were received into the Treasury At
the close Of the Collegiate year in 1885, the assets
Of the University consisted of S26 900 in per cent
Bonds of the State of Tennessee, something more
than Sc 400 in Bonds of the city of Knoxville, and
other securities amounting nominally in the aggre
gate TO $40 OO0 and yielding about g 500 interest
per annum. The Offices Of Secretary and Treasurer
have been successfully filled by various persons
Upon che first organization of the Board of Trus-
= IS n aPFl 15J5, ThoE Emm5rsoi was appointed
Secretary, and John Crozier elected Treasurer
In October, 1920, when the Rev. David Sherman
was indicted into the Presidency VIM. G. Mynatt
was chosen Secretary in the room of Judge En-
merson; and in April, 1922, VIM. Park succeeded
John Crozer as Treasurer. In October, 1923, these
gentlemen resigned, and their places were supplied
by Robert Lindsay, Secretary and Mathew Nc
ClsnC, Treasurer Mr.. Lindsay served three years;
the Hon Pryor Lea followed him in the Office, which
he retained only twelve months, when VIM Is. A.
Ramsey was elected. He was succeeded in 1888 by
D. A. Deuderick who has very faithfully performed
the duties Of Secretary, and for many years those
also of Treasurer until few weeks since, when he
resigned. Mr.. NJ McClung held the office OF Treas
urer for one year from 1928, and Robert King was
elected in his stead His term Of service lasted for
nearly nineteen years, when he was succeeded by
Mr. Deaderick Geo. NJ White has recently been
chosen 10 the offices Of Secretary and Treasurer.
Next week we hope TO bring this series Of articles
to conclusion.
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A. T. Greeu vs.. James II. starues ct al.
n IHIS EAILSE LIZ a y = Z 4 z Y {,

from the BILL which is to that the defendant stephen
Atkins, Is resident Of the Tennessee II
deredthat publication be made for weeks
BrCwnOw hg, uCty said defendant appear before
the Chancery Court at Rutedge the Monday Of April
then and there 10 make his said bill sled
against him and others said court the will be
ken for confessed to him. and for hearing parte.
copy Of the order.
March Is. 1867 pf5 G.. G.. SMITH, c. & NJ.
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A VAIN SEARCH.-Thc man who never
told an editor how he could better his paper
has gone to marry woman that had never
looked into a looking glass
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NOTICE.

THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE
Of Vim. Allen, i. ss-a4 was this Iav suggested All
persons having claims against sot hereby notified
@ fl. w' fh. nr " ths County Court of Sewer eouU
...s as-a..' It'd Within the tim. II"r bed IE Iav 900
f..r. n... Pee forever ..-r.I-
mau-It uELILAH ALLEN, Administrators.
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CHANCERT COURT-RETLEDGE.
iarrott Goodwin Administrator Of James h McAuaIiy de-
- ceased, vs. James VI. Hutchinson, ct al
IN THIS EAI-SE IL ADPEA PING

from the h, which is to- that the defendants
VI hutchinson and Athea Hutchinson, residents OF
the state OF Tennessee II ordered that publication
mace Tor four successive weeks BTownl1ws Whi
ing said parties 10 appear before the ChsnCery Court
ledge, on the Sd Monday Of April then and theirs
make their defense said bill filed them and others
IN said court the will be taken for confessed
for hearing parte to them. COPY Of the order.
March o. 1867 Vi5 e. G. SMITH. G.. 6 ".
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IN HID NAONE II AZ L T. y lt L y "
the bill which that the duteudants IemueI
T. Jennings, Elizabeth Jennings Charles +. Davis
Harriet Davis and John z. L. Jruun
the Tennessee II ordered publication be
weeks BT0wuIOw5 Wing, notify
appear before the ChauCery Court
ledge, the 81 Monday Of April next, then and
make their defense said bill filed against
the will taken
and for hearing Psrte 10 them copy Of the
order.
b March o. 1857. pG e.. g.. SMITH, g. & u.
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II Is doubtful which of these three great
forces eXerts the greatest influence upon So
ciety-the cartridge-box, the baIIot-box, or
the handbook
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CHANCERY CouRTlTAzEWEI.I

Mary Ann Houston, Administrators, &C. Moses Jones
~ ais
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
that the defendants, Noes Jones Lucy Jones An
thur L. Jones' Raaren Marshall Jones ~ursIda Jones
n0n-Trd"uts Of the state Of Tennessee, In the
bill 70 therefore ordered that publication made In
Br0wuOw " hg for four weeks
defendants 70 appear before the Chaurery
the ~ Monday at April next then and there
said bill IN" Will BE- taken % them
and set for hearing psrtc copy Of the order
March D., 1901 4tpD JAMES r. EVANS, q. & NJ
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An Exchange tells us Of a man whose
memory is so short that it only reaches to
his knees, and consequently he never pays
for his boots
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Mrs johnson appeared at the reception for the
first time She stood near the President 20 his right
pale, thin stamped with care and sickness, youn-
tcuunce ui thoughtful saiuoss-sn expression If
dep curiosity Looking for a moment at each per
mclItative thoughlfllness as if her mind and heart
we're filled with thoughts and emotions far different
from the gdiy thronE passing by. All who know
her speak we'll of her, and those who oppose her
husband most bitterly feel pang for Mrs ! ohusou.
BY all who ever know Mrs. johnson she has been
highly esteemed.
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from the bill which is to- that the defendants Samuel
smith, Patrick Smith, Samantha smith, Wesley NJ Smith
Joseph Upton and wife Nancy Ann Upton Alvin Willard
wife Elizabeth Mard citizens Of the
1t ordered that publication De made
weeks in BrOwnow Wing notifying said parties
appear before the ChauCery Court RutlsdSe the Sd
Monday of April next then and there make their
bill filed against them and others said court
will be taken for confessed them, and set hear
ing parte. a copy of the order.
March D. Iso5 pt5 e.. G.. SMITH, c. GM.
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g. h. Henderson vs. C. b. Baker
IN THIS GAITSE A RNISIIML,NrI,

HAVING been served on the defendant appear answer on
Gath what ELECTS u any d." hal IN his hands, belonging
John Baker, and the defendant having failed to appear ana
answer and also having removed beyond limits Of this
state conditional Judgment was rendered against
ordered by the court that publication made for four
successive weeks BOwulows Wbig notifying the defend
ant o. appear at the next Term Of the Circuit Jscr
county at DandrIdgs tho second Monday Of April
1867 then and there 10 show IL why fudg
hna shall not be rendered against him in Tins ra1se
March g., 1867. ftpf5 s. :. McCUIsTION Clerk
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For the WING.

For the WING.
IF ID. F. Harrison, Of Loudon, will consent to
become a candidate for the Senate from Knox and
Roone, we will pledge him our hearty support
Signed MANY CITIZENS,
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; In +. Noe John Million, ct al.
THE DEFENDANT Holm MILLION

being resident of the State Tennessee appears
from the bill in this which is IL ordered
that publication he made for four Brown
lows Whg notifying said defendant appear
Chancery Court Rutedge the Sd Monday April
then aud there make his defense bill filed against
him and others said court the will be for
confessed, 10 him. and for hearing partc copy Of
the order
March g, 1867 PTS G.. G.. SMITH, e. & NJ
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FOR GOVERNOR,
WM. G. BR0WNLOW,
OF KNOX COUNTY.
Republican Union State Central Com
mittee,

LIST District-R r. Butler.
I'd Dstrict-Jobn W North, Knoxville Tenn.
Sd District-Dr. J. A. Fuson, Liberty.
9Th Districts. b. Brown, Nashville.
eth District-Dr. A. w. Hawkins.
18th District-Col. J. J. Roach.
9Th District-Gen. John Eaton jr7 Memphis.
The following members from Davidson county
were added by the Central Committee
h H. Harrison, George w. Blackburn, Z. p
Cone, H II. Thomas
OFFICERS OF THE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Chairman, r. X. Butler Treasurer, E. P. Cone
Secretary, II. II. Thomas.
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ELIJAH Booker james Booker.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEAR RING

bill that the residence the defendant
unknown. ordered that publication be made
weeks BrowuoWs Wing notifying said James
appear before the Chanccy Court Rusdge
Monday April then and there make his
tense to bill amended bill filed against him said
court will he taken
ing eN parte \ copy of TN" order
March 6, 1867. pf5 C. Z. SMITH, G.. AN.
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CIRCUIT COUPTLD4NDRJDGE

second Judicial Circuit, Jefferson county Tcuuess-s
George a. Buckalcw vs.. b. F. Mcfarland
| L APPEARING FROM THE AFFTnAyrr
Of the plaintiff in this that tho So as8
that the ordinary Of law served poD b
Il ordered that publication made for four
weeks IN BrOwnlow Wing, notifying defendant 10 an
pear at THO next Term Of the Circuit for Jefferson
county at Dandrde, the Monday Of ApriI sGz
then and there to plead answer demur 10 tba t ,p5
demand Of the plaintiff, the will be taken
cd and proceeded with * parte.
March g. 1857 PTS = $ NcrT-ISTToN Cr.rJ
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james and Wm. Williams, surviving partners Of the Of
Vim. I. Tate & Co, vs. Henry Grove, ct al
IN THIS CAUSE IT A Z Z E ARM G.
the bill, which to, that the defendant Henry
Grove "A nonresident Of the state 81 Tennessee
publication be made for
Brownow Whg notifying said defendant appear
Chaucery Court Rucdge, the Sd Monday
and there make his defense bill hicL
against and said court the will ia
ken for confessed said hearing parte
to him. A copy Of the order
March o. 1867. pfJ G.. Q. SMITH, q. NJ
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DIED,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

On the Both Of January, at Jacksboy, SUE E laughter
months.
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TO the Revenue officers OF East Ten

You are hereby notified that / viii attend at
Knoxville from the 18th 20 the 2ith OF March no1t
1867. for the purpose Of settling your account
Your prompt attention is earnestly requested
s. w. HArcHETT, Comptroller.
Nashville, Feb. 18th, 1867.
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John L. Oliver and John Philips Charles
IN THIS CAUSE IT A PPEARIN G.
the bill, which 70, that the defendant Charles
Freeman nonresident Of the Tennessee aud
unknown publication
made weeks Browuows Wig uoti-
flying defendant appear before the Chauccry
Rutedge 81 Monday April next then there TO
make said bill filed against him court
or the same will for hearing
eX parte. A copy of the order.
March f, 1867 PTS e.. G.. SMITH, @. & NJ
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John EasIoy John Netherandr Partners &c. Charlie.
W. Nash and Marvel Nash.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEA RING

from the t which - sworn to- that the defendant Charles
W Nash, resident Of the Of Tennessee N
ordered that publication be made for successive weeks In
BrownloW Wing notifying said resident TO apucsr ne
fore the Chaucery Court Rutsdge on the ed WGu, "A
April next then and there make his defense 10 said nm i
against him and another in said court the sans viii h.
taken for confessed. and set for hearing partc AZ % him
A copy OF the order
March o., l-GT 4tpi5 @. SMITH {,
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President JOhnSOn'S Wife.

The Washington correspondent OF the Lafayette
Indiana Courier, Republican thus slludes, in de-
scribing the late reception Of the President TO his
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-06
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARTTc

IN THIS CAUSE IT RING
from the BILL which is to, that defendants Taa,
n Parker, and his wife Mary J. Parker
the State Of Tennessee 1t is ordered that publication h.
made for four successive weeks IN Browuow Whig poy
ing SAID parties 10 appear before tho thanCery Ru
ledge 81 Monday of pri next then there 10 MAKE
their defense to said bill filed against them others in ad
court, or the same will be taken confessed aud C
hearing eN Parte AS o. them. copy the order
haIth - lo'f. Pl3 g. q. SMITH, @. & VI.
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The VINO can DO mad every week at the Newl
Depot Of r. II. Singleton, Post Office Building
Nashville Tenn.
e. g. HUBBARD, No q, Broad Street, Boston Mass
"a cur regularly appointed agent 70 receive subscriptions
Tor our paper in the States % Connecticut and Massa
ehusetts
CAPT. A. d. stone, Of Charleston, Tenn, il M
thorized 10 receive subscriptions for this paper.
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THE Legislature will adjourn on next Monday
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.IfPs AID FIXTURES hand tor sac 81 IT.
5 D.
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CLEANSE THE BLOOD.

With corrupt, disordered OF vita
ted Blood, You are sick all over sit
may burst out in Pimples, or Sores,
or in some active disesse, or it may
merely keep you listless, depressed
and good for nothing. But you
cannot have good health while
your blood is impure. Ayers Ear.
saparilla purges out these impuri
ties and stimulates the organs o.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OF Grays Hill, Roane county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-02

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA-SUM-
MER SCHooL.-The opening lecture to this
course was delivered on yesterday in the
college building by DR.. NJ. L. James, the
lecturer in the chair of practice.
DR.. James discussed the influence on
character of the study of science generally,
and especially the study and practice OF
medicine, the responsibilities and attrac-
tions Of the profession, and its relations to
the present circumstances of the country.
He closed by alluding to the possible effect
of the present misfortunes Of the southern
country in being made to contribute to ele-
vate the condition of its science and litera-
ture in directing much Of the current of
mind to its cultivation heretofore devoted
to politics.
This school deserves liberal support.
The Faculty is able and jealous, and the
clinical advantages are superior. We are
aware of the difficulty to students in our
present impoverished condition Of raising
the necessary funds for meeting college
education, but such arrangements have
been made between the two Faculties that
this really amounts to almost nothing so
far as tuition fees are concerned; and the
expense of board is now very much re-
duced in our city-certainly as cheap as in
other cities, if not cheaper. As will be seen
by the advertisement, the Faculty of the
winter school will deduct one-half the fees
charged in the summer school from.the fees
of the winter course, leaving only thirty
dollars for the entire course.