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University OF LOuISlana--Medleal
Department.


A H CENAs, MD, Emeritus Professor OF ObSfet-
rics and Diseases Of women and Children
JAMES JONES, MD, Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children
WARREN STONE, MD, Professor Of Surgery
q hICHARDsON, ND, Professor Of Anatomy.
J " AALLET, Ph.D., Professor OF Chemistry.
SANUEL n BEMIss. N d, Professor OF the The
oTy and Practice OF Medicine.
STANFORD CHAILLE, "a D., Professor Of Phys
tOlogy and Pathological Anatomy
tEANE HAWTHORN, N. D., Professor pro ten. OF
Materla Medlca and Therapeutics.
DEMONsTRATOhS OF ANATOMY.
WM c NICaOLs, ND CT BrcxHA,r. n. d
The Thirtieth Annual Course OF Instruction
In this inst tuition viii begin November IIth.
and end in the following March. Preliminary
lectures will be gwen daily in the Charity Hos
pltal. commencing October 18th, AZ which time
also the new and extensive rooms for Practical
Anatomy will be opened. The 1aeiF ties OF the
school, heretoiore unsuTpRsgsd, have. BY the
OF the State Legislature. been greatly
increased during the past season, 50 that now
every Chair has attached 10 il a Practical De-
partment, N which students are taught to OBJ
serve for themselves the facts set forth in the
lecture room.
Fees for all the Lectures, $40; Marriculation,
lpaid but oncel So Practical Anatomy, $40.
Payment requ red in advance. For further in
formation address PROF. S. u. BEMISS,
ausW Acting Dean
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Noon Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, August 27.-A private
letter from Fort Hayes, Kansas, of the
Goth, says the cholera has been the
scourge of the plains this summer, and it
seems strange that it should ever become
epidemic here, the air being so free and
so many thousands of square miles Of it.
One company of cavalry at that post lost
twenty-One men by cholera, and thus far
eigh ty-twO men in all have died with the
cholera at the post. t
The following order has been issued
removing Gen. Sickles: -
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WAsBINGToN, ID. G, August 2. 1867
Brevet Maj. Gen. Ed. II. Candy is
hereby assigned TO the command of the
second military distriet-crested by an
act of congress, March q, IS67-and the
military department OF the south, en-
bracing the states Of North Carolina and
South Carolina. He will as soon as prac-
ticable relieve Msj. Gen. Dan1 Il. Sickles,
and on assuming command to which be
is hereby assigned, will when necessary
to the faithful execution of laws, exercise
any and all powers conferred by acts of
congress upon district commanders, and
any and all authority pertaining to Off
GERS in command Of military depart
ments. Mai. Gen. Daniel E. Sickles is
hereby relieved from command of the
second military district. The secretary
OF war ad interim viii give the necessary
instruction to carry this order into effect,
(Signed) ANDREW Johnson.
LONDON, August 26.-The reports Of
troubles in Spain are conflicting and un-
reliable. Official dispatches published at
Madrid say all risings have been put
down and the insurrection ended. Ad-
vices from the insurgents themselves
maintain that the movement against the
government is going on with success and
gathering strength daily. H
ST.. PETERSBURG, August 26. The
Russian government has sent an order
to the United States for 100000 Borden
rifles.
The Holy Land exeurslonists are on
the Quaker City at Odessa.
BERLIN, August 26.-Preliminaries for
a meeting between King William and
the soyereigns of the South German
states have been arranged. Baden has
been agreed upon as the place of the
conference, which will be held at an
PARIS, August 26.-M. Velpeau, the
epainant physician, is dead.
An abolition congress, composed Of
leading anti-slavery men of the world
commenced its session here to-day. A
large number of Americans and many
representatives OF the African race are
present. One object of the congress is
10 prepare and adopt a memorial to all
powers which tolerate human slavery.
urging the total abolition of all such
bondage.
MARsEILLEs, August 26.-The arrival
of a steamer from the island Of Gambia
brIags the following intelligence: While
the Russian war steamer was taking on
board number Of refugees on the Cretan
coast, the commander Of Turkish man
of-ReF lying near BY, forbade any further
embarkation the Russian commander
refused to desist, and both vessels ran
out guns and prepared for battle, but
Omar Paeha interiered and prevented an
engagement,
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MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY,

Incorporated Decem ber. 1861
FTtHE Second Session OF this Institution will
i open on MONDAY, septem Der 2. Iaj7.
.... .- - FACULTY:
Mrs. ANNIE u. ii ALE, Principal; Miss n. J.
MCKAIS, Assistant; ANTON SHIDE, Professnr
OF Music ; n. NLLLEHE ULIs, Professor Modern
Languages ; g. f. MCFEELY, A B., Professor
Ancient Languages; ". J. BUErOS. Professor
Drawing aud Painting.
For Circulars apply at Young & Bros, or at
the Seminary. Dr.. JOHN r ALLEN,
President Board OF Trustees
j q TEpRy saerafarv auf I'm
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SHELBY FEMALE INSTITUTE,

I OCATED In the large and handsome build
Il 4 ings, corner of Broad and Vine streets
formerly occupied by the Shelby Medical Col.
lege, embracing an entire square.
An able and experienced corps OF Teachers
the most complete Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus and Cabinet OF Minerals ia tht
South, and Educational Advantages OF supe-
riOr order.
The Principal has had an experience Of twen-
ty-siN years in the South, and the Nice-PTinci-
pa formerly Professor In the Nashville Uniyer-
sity Is a graduate of the Universities OF Edin-
burg aud Boun.
Sessions begins on the FIRST MONDAYS OF
SEPTEMBER and FEBRUARY, and close on
the Third Thursday OF June.
TFRMS-BOard and English Tuition Session
of I'VE months $50 %. Music, French, etc.
Extra. For particulars send for a Catalogue,
GEO. g BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal
GEO. :. BLACKIE, A. NJ. n. D ,Nice-Prin
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or1Lp nrnprn oe ApANpoNnENr.

Yesterday morning some gentlemen
who, were walking up Central avenue
nom Newton creek, discovered within
the grounds OF Ravenswood tMr. Nell
sons place., the dead body Of newly
born babe. It was that Of q fully devel-
oped child who had evidently been born
alive, and was wrapped In the fragments
of sheet. The coroner was notified,
but up to five O'Clock the unnatural per-
petrators of the deed remained undiscov-
cred. Suspicion points TO a woman who
lives in the neighborhOOd, and some
think that when the piece Of calico is
unfolded it win "R tale unfold."-A y.
World, Aug 5. tfs
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The Franklin job PRINTING House
NOTICE

Ts'HE creditors Of the estate Of 4. NJ. AppIebv
j are hereby notified thai 1 have sueFeste-d
the insolvency OF said estate 10 the CLERK ~ fi,e
County Court Of Upton county, Tsnnesssf. and
the creditors OF said estate are nouned 10 ale
their claims, duly authenticated, within siT
months from the date hereof or LIS nofiee ,viil
be uled IN bar or the same
J: b. DANNIEL., ,Administrator
April lAt, ieo5 apis "
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Loe. u. Lynch

nFFICE-a5I Main street, between Union
4 yana Gayoso streets. Memphis, Tenn.
OFFIcK HOUEs-9 10 u am, and 10 ( pm.
fvI2
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Transient Guests at ss per day, and
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
Near CHATTANOOGA. Tenn.

fI'hEEEis no more pleasant spot for sum-
i mer residence than the summit OF Lookout
fnunftlTI. The scenery ls most beautiful and
srOrds great delight 10 thelOyers Of nature.
L0OFlug 20 the North aud East, from the
To uIe left flows the placid reunessee, winding
IN and out among the hills, an lar away in the
distance its waters seem 20 blend with the
clouds. Wooded hills and rich valleys, with
waving fields o. corn and grain, extend as far
81 the eve can reach In the horizon, where the
faint outlines Of the Great Smoky Mountains
are seen traced upon the SKY.
u has all the telegraph and mau facilities,
being but an hours r.de from Chattanooga,
and is a Fir. L Glass Hotel.
Here lu the peaceful days before the war the
besurv and intelligence OF the : nth came
every SUMMER % breathe the pure mountain
air. ans DO Will soon al-ain be the fzvoTits sum
mer resort Of all who, tired Of the aust and
heat OF crowded cities, desire relaEstiOn OF
mind and luyiRoTauOn OF body. amid the finest
an Gtl6P-.R 4 TAAfE,s. .Prop, ietors-
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Educational.
KentuckY NiIitarI Insfilule.

OOL- r T. P. ALLEN, Superintendent. As
~ sisted by an able faculty. The course OF
study Is that usually Taught in the best colleges
with special attention 20 Mathematics anu Nat
ur-l Sciences The academic year begins on
the lst Monday in September this year Sep
tember 2, continuing without Intern isston
forty ,40) weeks.
n4- Charge Ior Tuition and Boarding, includ-
ing Lights, Fuel and Washing feurreucyl. three
hundred and Nifty dollars $50 per academic
year-One-balf payable in ADVANCE. and the re-
Inaiuder at the expiration Of twenty l20j Weess 3
HS- Address the Superintendent az Farmdale
p O.. Franklin county, Ky. fe50I'i UaW2m
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EDUCATIONAL.
.sELEOT sOHooL.
ed of September.
LARAMIE PENALB OOLLBGE.

WILL open the second day of September,
W and continue ten months Miss Nora
bredfOrd. OF Memphis. and Miss Annie Pesbles,
OF hAchmond, have charge Of the Husie De-
partment j. d. MEREDITH.
au7 dlnWlt
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Coroner Wildey held an inquest yes-
terday at the eighth precinct station
hoase, over the remains Of q newly born
male infant, which were found by officer
Gayner, Of the eighth precinct, in the
hallway Of premises No lib Mercer
street. A post mOrtem examination OF
the remains was made by DIR. Wooster
Beach, jr, and it was found that the
child had been born alive and subse-
quently strangled. No clue to the pa
rentage Of the child could be discovered,
and the jury rendered an open verdict.
The remains of an infant were found
yesterday morning, by a citizen, in q
cigar box lying at pier 81 East river, and
were given Ia charge Of the fourth pre-
cinct police. An inquest will be held by
Coroner Wildey.--M y World, dug. 5.
TO he ooSTISUED.
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MASONIC COLLEGE,
Macon, FsIeIle County, Tenn.

CITUATED thirty miles from Memphis. seven
y miles north Of Lafayette Depot, NJ. = &. r. II
FACULTY.
g. ". JOHNSTON, ABB, President and Professor
OF Ancient LRuguages-
OTTAY B. 1OUSG, ABB, Professor OF Mathe-
MATES;
COLIN MCKINSE Z, AN, Professor OF Mental
and Moral Science and English Literature.
This Institution was reOPened October, Iss5,
and has reached a state Of permanent en-
eiency. Next Annual session uEilI be opsz ed
July IS 1851, and viii CONSIST Of Two 1erns-20
weeks each.
ChARG E5.-English and Mathematics. go.
50 and so per Term Each Language. s. extra
per Term. Contingent zee, 81 % per Term.
Excellent board, including room, fuel wash
ing and light, Sl5 per month
AL Necessary apparatus will be supplied.
Conveyance from Lafayette station 10 M
con. Wednesdays and Saturdays
We. the Trustees. have determined 70 make
this nrst class Acadsmic Institution.
lst Ihe scholarship experience and success
Of our faculty.
"a. The elevated tone OF our community.
3D. Tue healthful locality. removed IRON the
corrnpting tnhuences and vices Of civ life
4th- Favorable prices will enable us TO
achieve tnis success.
President Board Pr O. T. HUNTER.
Secretary ". W.ALEXANDER.
aUl4
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
FuBLIsHED DAILY e WEEKLY
JOHN S. C. HOGAN & CO.
PRIrF OLE NuRsrRIPrrnN.

Daily iu advance per annum f: gl2 90
per week =: IS
To carriers and uews-dezlerE, per COPY S
Weekly per annuIn In advance) =: 100
So Nosubscription entered en- our mail books
for a less time than one month.
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COLLEGE Of The CHRISTIAN BROTHERS
LEE ACADEM Y
sO4 Third street, Memphis, Tenn.

VIE shan organize the Forms In this Acsd-
w emy for the ensuing scholastic year on
.nday. September ed, 1867.
with full corps OF assistants in all depart
msnts.
l prof ANTON SHIDE, Music; Prof AUGUsrE
NcFTFIy Latin, creek and German.
a. A. Z. MORGAN, Principsl
rT- Professor NuFeely viii have supervision
Of ths boys several hours each day. ap7sW
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HIGH SCHOOL.
Brownsville, Tennessee. Female Institute,

REV. JOHN WILLIAMS, AN. late OF Wes.
Ieyan Female College. n. O., President.
JOHN P. wendell, Professor OF Music
THIS Institution will begin its exercises on
Wednesday. the Iish September Next.
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NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY.
U,HE ne It eighth session Of this school viii
Il open on the
First Monday in September Next,

and close about the last of June, 1865. The
Principal viii be assisted by q graduate OF
tie Uniy iyersity Of Virginia. For further infor-
NATION, as 10 terms, ETC., address the Principal,
SomeTviile, Tenn. The Pr ncipal would refer
to the gentlemen whose named are appended
below.
~. B.-These whose names are marked BY
asterisk, are, or have been patFons q the
school D. NJ. QUARLES,
atH-l H. -.lftI Principal.
sAr E NJ Appe1son, Memphis; sMr I Frier-
500 Columbia, Tenn sDr j 7 Baskerville, Fay
ette county sCol k Mosby, Fayette county /;
SUol sam Tate, Msmphis; Mr. W Proudiit,
Memphis: eMr Thos H Alden, Memphis eMr
Jas Snniser, Columbia. Tenn; 'Nlr H L GuiOn,
Nemphis: tMr L II stewart, Memphis; @Mr
I, PIliliari. SOmeFville Prof Pettus, Ma
con. Tenn sHOn J 7 JONES' Helena, Ark;
sThss shapaFd, ksq, Tipton county 7Col A T
Lacey. Metn phis; kNr s II horhot, Helena,
Arl9 Seen Joseph Williams, Memphis; aCOl n
r. RAM Pine bfuf, Ark; Rev w Q johnson
Fait n Christian Advocate, Memphis; eGen 3
W Williamson, Memphis Mr. W B Miller,
Memphis; Mr Law s Marye, Memphis; Capt X
q Williamson. Memphis sMF W H Msrtin,
Port Gibson, Mss Chancellor W Harris,
somerviIle; Judge Humphreys, Somer-
viiIei Rev r II Rivers, SonleFvlile; aMr
4 M scott, SOmerville; Prof f d Boyd, Somer-
vile Faculty University OF Virginia Prof =
: Jaynss, Washington College; Gen "a
smith, Virginia Military Institute,
July p, lsS1' aezu
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CIR YER & BAKERS
E Celebrated
Elastic Stitch and Lock Stitch
SEWING MACHINE s.
Why the GrOUer Dc Baker Machine
Ss Rest.

l. Il is more simple, durable, and less liable
to arrangement than others
2 Il seWs from ordinary spOOls, and no re-
Winding of thread is necessary.
g. IL Sews with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with all
kinds Of thread, six, cotton or linen
4. Its seam IS so strong and elastic that II
never breaks. even on the bias.
5. 1t fastens both eads OF the seam by Its own
operation. ..
G. Its seam, though cut at every sixth stitch,
remains firnn, and ueitherrun or ravels IN wear,
7. It's seam is more plump and beautiful, aud
retains its plumpness and beauty after wash
ing better than any other.
Its seam can be removed in altering gar
ments, after proper instruction, without pick
ing or cutting them.
O. Watching and varying the tensions upon
the threads necessary in other machines Is un-
necessary in this The tension being once ad-
justed on the Grover and Baker Machine, any
amount of sewing may be done without change.
10 Il makes beautiful embroidery without
any change OF arrangement, simply by insert
ing threads OF suitable sizes and colOrs for this
purpose. II is the only machine that both em-
bFnfders and seWs peTfeetly, rf
B8~ Send for Circular. aa.... ............. loo b
GROVER & BAKER'S 8. n. CO.,
jyl3 SOC Main Street, Up Stairs.
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Atl1 o'clock yesterday morning two
men, named Robert Gallagher, aged
twenty-six years, and William DonOhue,
aged twenty-three years, were arrested
by Officers Ryan and Mccoy, of the Jer-
sey City police, charged with attempting
to com NIT a rape on Bridget Harvey, on
board canal boat No. l40S, lying in the
Morris canal basin. The officers heard
the outcries of the woman, and upon
going on board the boat, met with stout
resistance from the accused, but finally
overpowered and conveyed the two men
to the police station, where they We're
locked up for examination to-day.
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TEXT BOOKS:
MRS. EMILY e. PERKINS

WILL CONTINUE her School in the Vestrv
w Room Of calvary Church, the Fall Session
commencing the first Monday in September.
No pupils received for less than the session OF
fve months,
REFERENCES.
Hon EmersoR Etheridgs; Rolfs Saunders.
Memphis; Col. ]. u. Mcmahon, Memphis;
Pitser Miller, EsC. Hon. Il. r. Smith. Mem
phis; Kew. Dr. White, Memphis.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL
~ Iocust Grow.


IN Albermarle county, Va. the former Ioca-
i ton Of Dr. Gessner harrisOn's school, one
aud a half miles from Greenwood depot Vir-
giaia Central railroad Preparatory 70 the
univer,ity OF Virginia In Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics, Natural and Moral
Sciences. and the English branches
The Principals are graduates Of the Univer-
slty OF Virginia IN ali The uDjects taugh1 In The
sonoolt ana nave had successful experience OF
iouI eight and ten years, respectively as teach
sEs N scnools Of high grade. including those OF
~. ~. dessuer harrison, rev. william DlnWiddie,
biOOnheld Academy, EdgWood Female Semi-
nary, n. g., Hon. r. n. 7. Hunters select
school, and others-
TERMS For tnltiOn and board, Including
fuel, washing. and hghfs, Tor ten months Isl
September % 9th June. so 10 currency, half
Ia advance, balance lst Of February Only two
boys In a room. Board IN ths besS styis. FOR
circular address the Principals.
POstOhice, Greenwood Derot AIbeuarie
county; n. & y. WOOD, P1ncipsL
AAR YSServ Associate Principals.
Reference Is invited 70 the Faculty OF the
University OF Virginia and % the patrons and
students OF all the schools in whi-h tho princI-
pals have taught. aui3Iw
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Family School for Young Ladies'.
BoNNIE BRAE. BALTIMORE 90. ND.

Principals-SIr. and Mrs. CHAs. n. MoBLAIR.
Head OF Scholastic Department-Miss DUN
CAN. .-..
English Literature and Belles-Detters-Mr
MCBLAiR. a.
Modern Languages-ProE LEoNCE RABIL-
LON. ..-..
BECEEs
Drawing and Painting-Prof. D. A. WOOD
WAhD.
This Institution win he opened on MONDAY,
September 18th. The nrSt session Of the SehO-
lasUic year closes January Slst. The second
session June S0th.
BONNIE BRAE is situated on an elevated
Ridge on the old Frederick road, miles from
the western limits OF Baltimore, and with n
easy access to the Cstonsyille Passenger Rail-
way that communicates with the city.
The number of pupils will be limited 70
twenty. .#.l ...a #.tI
Circulars giving further particulars may be
found at ]. 5. Wats & Sons, Charles street,
and Entz q Bash's Bookstore. Cnarles street
For admission apply 70 ar. Y; =. Achliilr,
through the BaltiInOr5 P. o. box 1884. ana I'm
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BgBREW ANB K4S0NTC ClLKYDLR.
yeaf' JAZZ nAl4 u
RTASONICDIREOTORY.

RIASONICDIREOTORY.
1867.
LODGES. ..
ANEFRoNA, No. les. Meets lst Monday IN
every month. al OJd-Fsllows' Hall. cor. Court
and Eaiu. 2. r. Forster, 2S4 Front street,
". NJ; John Beamish, Secy.
soUrH MEErTfIS. No. llS Meets ID Friday OF
each mo4tu-HEli, cor Madison and Second.
J. 7. sellars W. NJ; Benz. K. Pullen, Sec.
LETLA SCOTT. No. 2Ss. Meets lst Friday Of each
m0uth-HaIl cor. Madison and Second. John
Ainshe. "; NJ; q. p; woodward, Sec.
month-Odd- Fellows Han. P. NJ. Stanley,
w. n ". IT. Butts Sec
of ez57 r-aurIl-s.i Front street. John j.
W8rsls-1, 335, ". II ; b. k Fuileu, sd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PEys Chapter. No T. Meets % Monday Of each
Iuonth-Odd- Fellows San, Johu zent, NJ. z.
h. p; b. ID. Levy, Sec'y.
R. ANDs. n.
EUEFKA Council. No. 9. Meets Sd Monday OF
each mourh-Odd-Feil Hail. John Lent
Til. lli.; n. j. Nigglu, Rec.
TEhIPLARs.
I,YREsF C0rururndery, NO. 4. Meets 4th Mon
day Of esch month, John Zsnt, CON-; n. J.
Nlggiu, Rec.
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
"a Front Strsei.
HERsrgs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; ; No. l.
Stated Communications ID Wednesday night
Of e5ch month. Henry p. WoOdsrd, sd, c..
NJ. Charles u. Carroll, 18th. Sec.
MrTH gAS Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; No. 2.
Meets m Wednesday OF each month. George
Heliersh, sd, g.. NJ. A. Z. FARMLAND, sd,
Sec.
CAsfPHrA council ofPriHces Of Jerusalem, 18TH;
No. I. Benz. X. Pullen, 82d., Tarsh.'.; -
CALvA RY CjHAPTER OF Rose Crolx, 18th, No. l.
Charles W. Adams, I'd, NJ. W. ; II. ?. Tom
InHUu. 2Z1, Sec.
PHliIPPE DUPLEssEIs Council OF K-h, Sgth.,
No. I. Henry p. WcOdsrd, sd, Comm.
william \. Cirode Sd, Rec ..
CJNsIsuoRY OF WEST TENNESSEE, sd. John
Aiusie. SD, Comm. in Chief; Dodge Z,
TrEder. sd, Reg.
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Fashionable Dancing Academy.

MADAME LEISE, OF New Orleans, would
vi most respectfully announce 10 the citizens
OF Memphis that she will open her classes for
the above graceful accom- plish meut on the
THIRD TO ESDAH in September, At the JEFF
rersOn Block. second street, where sne trusts,
by strt { attention 70 the advaDcemen ent of her
pupi who may BE- iEUrGStef to her charge TO
merit a share OF the pubic patronage. Mad.
L., having taught in most OF the principal
cities OF the south and Southwest, hopes 20
meet here WITH ths same unbOunded success
which has hitherto marked her cOurse Of in
structtOn elsewhere. Days and hours OF tuition
fOr Children, Tuesdays end SATURDAYS, from
half past o'clock III dark Tor Ladies' nom
10 am. til y; Tor Gentlemen, nom 5 til 10
I'm, an the same day. References uueXcep-
tiOnable, for which, and OIher part culars
p ease see circulars, which will be found At the
principal book and music stores Terms mod
crate. Calisthenlc5 and bancing taught In pri-
vate families and schools, If desired. Soirees
given twice a month. aulO
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,


A RRANGEMENTS are IN progress to ac-
"a cOmmOdate One Hundred additional Ca
diets in this Institution. Its wen established
character for its system OF discipline aud
cOurze Of instruction C0mmsnds II 10 the sup
port Of those who desire a thorough and prac-
teal education. Information win De supplied
by application 10 the undersigned
FRANCIS h. SMITH
mylS " iel5tSeOWtgel Suprerintendent.
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SPEOIAL NOTICE.

DY advice Of friends 1 have concluded to add
ID to my division of classes a Preparatory De-
partmant at SIX Dollars per month. 1 also take
this occasion TO remarkin order to correct erro-
neous impression in regard TO my prices, that
the Academic Department or my school takes
young ladies through the Mathematical books
usually taugb in female schools with CORES
ponding Advancement in other branches OF
Education, the Collegiate Department being
designed 10 offer to pupils an opportunity to a
higher and more thorough degree of Scholar
ship. LErIIIA MAY.
August ~ Ts{T quE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-28

Larry Torpy, a notorious burglar snd
thief was drowned in the Erie canal at
Rochester, n. Y, a few nights since. He
had Just been rObbing poor woman, and
her pocket book and money were found
upon his person.