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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-07-31

CRoPs IN SOUTHERN ARKANsAs.-The 0uachita Her.
aid Of the 18th inst says the crop Of southern
Arkansas, within the memory Of the oldest inhabi-
tant never promised better yield, and is now al-
most beyond the reach of casualty.
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81 GADB0 LODGE No. 179, F. and u M.-Meets
II the first and third Saturdays ats o'clock P NJ,
80 ia each month.
a: NJ. KIsK, Secretary. esa
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-02-21
MGlOdeOnS,

Piano style and Portable, Twelve Earie-
ties. from four to six Octaves. single and
double Reed, Rosewood and Black Walnut
Cases.
Prices, 500 $2IO.
Every instrument is made by competent
workmen, from the best'fhaterial, uneer. our
personal supervision, and every modern
improvement worthy of the name, is intro
duced in them. Among these we would call
attention TO the IEEMOLANTE, which has
been so much admired, and can be found
only in instruments Of our own mapufac
ture.
From among the flattering testimonials of
eminent professors and organists, We give
the following extracts:
&" The pedals conceive to be unapproach.
able in their beautiful smooth quality
Wm. A. King, s..r- .r.
alt is a grand, good instrument, and does
credit to the builder. IL. C, Folgcr, Troy,
New York.
'They are among the finest instruments
| manufactured either in this country or n,
broad. VIM. Berg, J. Mosenthal, Aptoma,
They have given universal satisfaction.
W. Z. Ilawley, Fon lac, Wis.
"There is peculiarly sweet and sympa
B =
/ with the voice. w. IL. Cooke.
- ! am particularly pleased with the ar
rangement Of the different registers. Vim
II. Bradbury.
" No other instrument so nearly ap
proaches the organ, THE Choristor, n. y
"This instrumen, has n clear superiorit
over everything yet introduced among us.
Independent, n. Y.
''The tones and the action are excellent
Rev. W. S. Leavitt, Hudson, New York
The more we use it the better we lik
it."-J Hague, Hudson, New York.
"The two Bauk Organ is really a gem.
} w KinnicutI, Boston, Mass ...,.
"We have found them excellent in a
point, constituting good instrument" -
} Cook, I J Cook
cit looks and sounds splendidly."-S
Saxton, Troy, New York.
The most crfcct toned Melo1eon | eU,
saw. Guy f Moth.
"Thcy fall back on such Substantial me
its as superiority Of workmanship, be0ut
, Of tone and reasonableness Of price. An
we must say that in all their respects tn,
are well worthy Of praise, ,"-Musical Pi
necr.
| beg"Every instrument is fully varrante
: and bored and shipped in New York Ci
!. without charge.
4 Circulars, Cuts, and Price Lists, 8c
sent or aPplicationto
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SEWING MACHINE co.


Irhcpat office, GIG Broadcay, " J.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT in Sewing Ma
chires Empire Shuttle. Crank Motion
Sewing Machine. it's thus rendered noise
less in action. Its motion beng all positive,
il is not liable % get oyt Of order. II Is the
best Family Machine Notice is called to
eur Lew aud Improved Manufacturing Ma
chine. for tai Srs and Boot and Shoe Filters,
Agents wanted, to whom liberal discount
viii be given. No Con signments made.
up EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE co.
r..- July l9'o6.-ly,
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C, PELOUBET G. SON,
BLOOMFIELD, n, j.

Or J N Pelton, 81, Broadway, New York
Conrad Meyer, 722, Arch Street, Phiad'a
; Brainard Son, Cleveland, Ohio J
Tucker s Co, Jackson, Michigan Werner
q Gerard, Cincnatti, Ohio; Joel II Snow
Mobile, Alabama, WHOLESALE AGENTS
July 2e,q6-ly 80 ry- W.. l,lL,1s
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
Scratch! Scratch SCFHICh
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS,
CIlLBLAINS, and all ERUPTIONS OF
THE SKIN. Price 80 cents. For sale by
all druggists. BY sending co cents to
WEEKS & POTTER, sole Agents, l7O
Washington street Boston, it will be for
warded by mail, free Of postage, to any part
of the United states. June City.
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NROYESTEEN & CO.,
PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURERS,
400 Bcoolray, Ncoo Iork

THESE PIANOS received the Highest
Award of Merit AT the uorLdS Fa., evpr
the best makers from London, Paris, Ger.
many, the cities of New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Boston also the Cola Ecdal
at The im'ricm haHR'e, for FIVE suyc.'--
sive years. our Pianos contain the
French Grand Action, Harp Pedal over
strung Bass Fun Iron Frame, aud all Mod.
ern improvements. Every instrument 3r1g
rIHied FIVE pcIrS. Made under the .u.
peryision of MR.. J, H GROvEsTEEN, who
mas a practical experience Of over thirty
five years, and is the maker of 0rer e'arrg
th0usIHd P1dHo foT'cs. Our facilities f,r
manufacturing enable US to sell these in
strumcn's from Sl0oto $500 cheaper thar
any first class piano forte.
July-I9G6.-l
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School Organs,

Nine styles, single and double Reed,
Rosewood and Black Walnut cases,
Prices, $3.50 to S24O -....
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vHI ANTED, AGENTS--S75 to $500
w PER MONTH for gentlemen
and S35 to S75 for ladies, everywhere,
to introduce the Celebrated Common
Sense Family Sewing Machine, improv-
ed ana perfected 1t will hem, fell,
stitch, quilt, bind. braid and embroider
beautifully. Price only $50, making
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above wages, or commission, IRON
which twice that amount can be made.
Address with stamp, or call on {.
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sell letters answered promptly, with
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| FBNIIE Advertiser, having been restored
to health in few weeks, by a very
| simple remedy, after having suffered sever
al years with u severe lung affection, and
hat dread disease, Consumption--is auN
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To all who desire it, he viii send copy
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with the directions for preparing the same
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sumption, Asthma. bronchitis &c. The rn
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spread information which he couccives q
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will try his remedy, ms it viii cost then
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Parties wishing the prescription, wi
please address
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MASONIC COLLEGE.
Macon, Fsl elite County, Tenn.,

GITUATED thirty miles from Memphis. savsu
- miles north OF Lafay yerts Depot, NJ q T. r. Il
FACULTY:
q. ". JOHEsroE, a B.. President and p-nfassor
or ancient Languages
OrTAY 3. Young, Abb, Professor OF AIsthe-
matics:
COLIN MCKINNEY, An. Professor Of Mental
anu Moral Science and English Lateraturs
This Institution was rsOpsned October. 1875.
and has reached a state OF permanent en-
cheney. Next Annual Session will be- 0pa.slf
July l5, 1857, and viii consist OF Two Terrus-l0
weeks each.
CbARt ES.-EBglish and Mathematics. s.u
% and ~ per Term. Each Laucurup S. axrra
per Term. COutiu gent fee s. 80 Der Term
Excellent board, Incl ludlrg z room fuaI wash
INK ana light, 0l5 rer month.
All Necessary apparatus viii be supplied.
Conveyance from Lafayette station 10 Ma
con. Wednesdays and satuuiays
We, the Trustees, have deIasu ned 10 make
this urst class Academic ms itutlon
Isl. The scholarship experience and success
Of our faculty.
ID The elevated tone Of our community
3D. The healthful locality, removed lrufu the
cOrruptlng Influences and vices o. civ Life
4th. Favorable prices Will enable Us 10
achieve this success
President Board rd.........pr 6. T. HUNTER-
Secretary. OaN W. ALEXANDER
aul4
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and we have the pleasure TO honor the
B.. Ferreol FouresHlt, our c.. Sec. :,
with the power Of representing you in
our Grand Orient.
4" AS soon as you shall have signified
your approval of the proposition, we
will render the decree which shall con-
secrRts the affirmation Of our mutual
friendship.
please accept the marks Of our most
fraternal feelings.
By the Grand National Master,
JH VAN ECHOOR.
By order Of the Gr.'. Sec.
FFRREOI. FOURCAUITu
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University of MississipDi.

TtXERCISES viii he resumed on the ON SEN
u TENDER next REV. JOHN 3. WABUET.
D.O., chancellor, assisted by a cerps OF able
Professors.
A Preparatory Department for students 7vb,
design entering the Freshman Class neyr ear
is provided. They must be nftesn years of age
Latin, Greek and Mathematics alone are
Taught.
A school OF Practical Science has been orr
ganized, especially FOR young men who desire
ts L2ke an eclectic cOurss, exclusive OF the
classics.
Commercial Law, Book keeping and Pep-
manship, will be taught
Necessa y additions 70 our splendid colIee-
ton Of Astronomical, Physical and Chemical
apparatus viii be made, under the super-n-
tendency Of Dr. l. C. Garland, during the
The Law Department. under the Instruction
Of Hon. l. Q Q. Lamar, is IN successful opera-
ton. The advantages Of extensive Law
Library, ana the siItingE OF tine FeIeFal Court
and the High Court OF Errors and Apneass al
this place, commend this department. 10 Young
gentlemen who are candidates for the Bar
TERMS:
IN all the departments Cfor annual sezg-
ion ls-..- sal %
Fuel, SIS deposit 70 cover damages. S8- IE H0
Students must make up The deficit when The,
fuel lee is exhausted Board al commons eIs
per month in private families az SIS to s2s
washing about 50 ard lights 81 per month. No
room rent is charged, but students wiz provide
their own furniture.
The heRIthfulness Of Oxford. its social rsfue-
ment and religions privileges, commend the
J. M. HOWRY.
Secretary OF the board
Oxford, July Ia 1851. iyl6 d2v7-w6eT
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Noon Dispatches,

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 23.-Gen. Thomas
is temporarily absent in Western Vir-
ginia, and has not as yet started for New
Orleans to take command Of the district
to which he has just been assigned.
WASHINGTON, August 23.-A special
to New York paper says it is now a
settled fact that Gen. Howard will be
relieved from his position as commits
sioner of the freedmen's bureau. The
president has contemplated making the
change for long time, but not until Mr..
Stanton and Gen. Sheridan we're removed
did he definitely decide to act in Gen.
HOWardis case. The order for the re-
moval may be looked for this week. In
deed, it is expected every day at the
headquarters of the freedmen's bureau.
Gen. Grant is opposing this step Of the
president, and will have a protest similar
to those on the removal of Mr.. Stanton
and Gen. Sheridan.
The course of the New York Tribune
toward Grant has determined those Of
his friends who manage his presidential
canvass to make him pronounce his ad-
hesiOn to congress. The general himself
to-day announced that he would hold no
Communication with newspaper CORES
pondents. The friends of Grant steadily
assert that Grants letter to Johnson,
about the removal of Stanton and Sheri-
dan, is radical and decided. The friends
Of the president, on the contrary, say
that Gen. Grant made merely cold and
formal objection to the removal of Stan
ton and Sheridan.
The HlteAigenceT tomorrow will urge
the removal Of Mr.. Seward, as an editor
of that paper was in consultation with
him last night. This is significant.
The president is understood to have
said that be would accept the resigna-
sions of Messrs. McCulloch, Welles and
Randall. He wants to make new deal
and have fresh cards for the remainder
of the term. This may be regarded as
Mr. Adams, Mr.. Bing-
ham, Gov. Andrew, Senators Sherman,
Dixon, Anthony and Fessenden are all
mentioned in connection with cabinet
appointments. The work of changing
the southern generals and al generals
not in harmony with the president, will
continue. Terry and Sheridan have
been sent out to fight the Indians and
guard wagon trains. Howard will soon
follow.
Gen. SickIes' head is in danger. He
will probably be sent to New Mexico,
while Pope will be returned to the Sioux
country. Gen. Meade will probably take
Sickles' place, and Gen. Halleck the
place OF Pope,
Tine number of deaths in Chicago for
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TIE CHAIN OF uNION.. ;,

"The peculiar interloeking of hands,
called by the French Chdi71e a. Union,
and used at Masonic buriaIs and else
where, does not strictly pertain to sym
bolic Masonry. 1t is probably an
appendage to the Royal Arch Degree.
Its appropriate Specification is there, but
we never did see its appropriateness at
Masonic burials.
at is formed by the crossing hands, so
that each one gives his right hand to the
left hand Of one Brother, and thus a
complete circle is formed" Z"
We take this from the National Free
mason, to protest against it as an appro-
priation to The Royal Arch Degree of
that TO which it has no claim at all. The
CdGjHe a. Union does strictly pertain to
symbolic Masonry, in France. They
know nething there about Royal Arch
Masonry, and used the Chain of Union
before the Chapter degrees we're heard Of
The Chain was borrowed by the Royal
Arch Degree from French Masonry.
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THE ATHEN AEUM,
COLUMBIA, TENN.
MRS. z. SMITH.
FIRST MoHDAY II sEPTEMBER.
University or LOulsIaHa---MedieaI
Department.


A Il CEEAs, ND, Emeritus Pro lessor OF Cfs.et-
rtcs and Disesses OF " omen anc ChIIGran
JAMES JONES. MD, Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children.
WARREN ST0E z, ND, Professor Of Surzerv.
7 q RICHARDsoS, MD, Professor af Anatomy.
W AALLEr, Ph-D., Professor OF Chemistry
5ANUEI. M BElIIs5. MD, Professor Of the .Tbe-
ory and Practice OF Medicine
STAMFORD = CHAILLE, n D.. Professor OF pEs7-4-
iolOgy ana Pathological Anatomy.
FRANK HAWTHOBr, ND. Professor nro tam OF
Msteria Medlca and Therapeutics
DEMONSTRATORS OF ANATOMY.
VIZ C ICaoLs, MD, CJBrcxzssr- Nm
The Thirtieth Annual C0urEe OF instruction
IN this Institution VIII begin November IItb.
and end IN the following march. Preliminary
Lectures will be given daily IN The Charity HCS-
pital, commencing October 18th. at which 5r-,,
also the cew and extensive rooms for PracfI4a5
Anatomy VIII be opened The faciIs ties OF me.
schOOl, heretofore unsurpassed. have. bv rbe
llDerality or the state legislature been greatly
increased during the past season so that row
every Chair has attached 70 10 q Practical De-
partment, IN which students are taughr ~ o.
serve FOR themselves the facts set forth la the,
lecture room.
Fees for all the Lectures, sl4O MatricuIation-
paid but oncel S. Practical Anatomy. sI0,
Pigment reQu red IN advance. For h1rthsr IN
formation address PROF. =. M. BEMTss
aus Acting Daau
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Moot Csu1ts, Gresnleaf on Evidence. adams
Equity, Angel & Ames on Corporations, Black
stone (4th book in cOuneetiOn with the Grim
inal Code OF Mississippi; Revised Code OF Mfg-
siSsippi.
Diploma f1om this School is equivalent tn
license for practice in Mississippi.
Tuition fee, $50 per term, in advance. The
term opens OF the 9Th OF September. Is87. and
ends on the 2iih Of June, lS8s- aufs
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NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY.
THE ne4t Ceishth) session of this school viii
i open on the
First Monday in September Next

and close about the last Of June, 1883 The
Principal will be assisted by graduate OF
the University OF Virginia. For further infor-
nation, as 70 terms, etc, address the Principal,
Someryille, Tenn. The Principal would refer
to the gentlemen whose named are appended
below.
IN. B-Thsse whose names are marked by
asterisk, are, OF have been, patrons Of the
school. D. NJ. QUARLES,
sMr N Apparson, Memphis; "Mr L Frier-
son, COlumbla, Tenn; sDr J T baskerville, Fay
etta county aCoi ] X MOsby, Fayette county
sCOl sam Tate, Memphis Mr. W Proudft,
Memphis; eMr Thos H Allen, Memphis; eMr
Jas Smiser, Columbia. Tenn; eMr II l. Guion,
Memphis; eMr L H Stewart, Memphis; eMr ]
L Pulliam, Somerville; Prof Pettus, Ma
con, Tenn ehon Jones, Helena, Ark;
sThss Shapard, Esq, Upton county; sCol A I
Lacey, Memphis; aMr s II HornOr, Helena,
ARK &Gen Joseph Williams, Mem phiE rCol N
1, Bell Pine Bluff, Ark; Rev W c johnson
Edit r Christian Advocate, Memphis; sGen 3
w Williamson, Memphis; Mr. w B Miller
Memphis; Mr. Law MaTye, Memphis; Capt X
G Williamson, Memphis; SMr w h Martin,
Port Gibson, Mis-; Chancellor W Harris,
SomsrytlIs Judge Humphreys, Somer-
vile; Rev II Rivers Somervi1e; sMr
1, M Scott, SomeIville; Prof y Boyd, Scmer-
Vile Faculty University Of Virginia; Prof <
s JayneS, Washington Coliege; Gen = Il
smith, Virginia Military Institute.
July 2, lssz' sn2H
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MAGUIRBS BENNE PLANT.

VN6IS Extraordinary Medicine. the dsrne Of
Il which b. spread broadcast tlrouQhouL the
country, Is undou btedly 81 perior to auv renefiv
ever offered 70 the public Tor the oOmplai nts for
which Il is intended We have IN our posses
Long, late Chief Typographical EnRih,ser Bu-
reau st Washington, Gen. Eftz Henry 'Varren
Gen. Pleasanton, and Others OF the army
Father P. J. De Smet, the celebrated Indian
Missionary, also Oflicers Of the Navy, ~ rgeons
Hospital Stewards, Commanders Of nearly
every steamer plying on the Mississip ri and
tribptary rivers, W est ern Sanitary anu Chris
tian Commissions, Army Chaplains and Others
700 numerous 70 mention. Likewise iahest
eneoniuIns o. the Press, most Of which al pub
lished In our almanac, (which we snail end 70
any one requestlDg IL pTaising its Taluabl med
icinal qualities IN the highest terms NJ other
medicine has such recommendations.
J. c. MAGuI RE,
Sole Proprietors, ST. / s1ais
Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers every
where ty2S-d eEe <
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ODE-NO. 2.


Installation Ceremony Of Lodge Of PIcifcaaon
Earth l. not old, but young and fair
And marching 10 her prime;
Her teeming bosom yet shall bear
The harvest OF her time
And generations thought-eudued,
Zach wiser than the last
Shall crowd into one year the good
or centuries OF the past.
Shall, living. aid byloving deeds
The truths for which we pine,
And, dy ing, SOW the fruitful seed
or destinies divine
NO more the generations dark
snail 1--we and pass away.
And never catch the faintsAu spark
OF loves immortal ray.
The struggle long and EoreIy fought,
EnbitteTed as II spread.
For simplest rights, free limbs, free thought
Aud wages to buy bread
The truegie Of the righteous weak
Against the unr.ghbeous strong
The struggle OF the poor who seek
Redress against the wrong.
Lasts long and Is not ended yet,
But r1penS 10 its hour;
The mighty cOmbatanfs have met
And Truth has challenged Power
Earths sorroWful Fix thousand years,
Have swiftly passed away d;
Her infancy OF toll and tears,
The dark before the day.
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SHELBY FEMALE INSTITUTE.
NashYille. Tsnnasaee.

I OCATED in the large aud handsome build
l. lngS, corner Of Broad and Vine streets
formerly occupied by the Shelby Medical Col
lege, EN- bracing an entire square.
An able and experienced CORPS OF Teacher
the most complete Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus and Cabinet Of Minerals in the
South, and Educational Advantages OF a supe-
rior order.
The Principal has had an experienced twen-
ty-si1 years in the South, and the Vics-Princi-
pa, formerly Professor in the Nashville Univer-
burg and BOun.
Sessions begins on the FIRST MONDAYS OF
SEPTEMBER and FEBRUARY, and close on
the Third Thursday of June.
TERMS-BOard and English Tuition, Session
Of i've months, $50 co. Music, French etc.
Extra. For particulars send for Catalogue,
GEO. q BUTLER, a. NJ, Principal.
GEO :. BLACKIE, A. N. NJ D., Vice Prin.
L--.lo-.L In
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY,
100 Madison Street.

Incorporated Decem Der. 1861
T1HE second Session OF this Institution viii
i open on MONDAY, September ?, 1857.
FACULTY:
Ms. AEEIK D. HAZE, Principal; MIS- 81. J.
MckAIS, Assistant Amos aaIDE, Professor
o. Music h. NILLEH uLIN, Professor Modern
Languages q. +. MCtEELY. A B., Professor
Ancient Language W. j. BUTTON. Professor
Drawing ana Painting.
ror ClrculaE apply SO Young 4 Bros, or at
lne seminary. DR.. JOHN X ALLEN,
President Board OF Trustees.
]. @. TERRY. Secretary ana i'm
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Kentucky Military Institute.

CtOL R. T. p. ALLEN, Superintendent. As
- sisted by an able faculty. The course OF
study Is that usually taught Ia the best coLeges.
with special attention 70 Mathematics ana Nat
ur-l sciences The academic year begins on
the LIST Monday in September this wear Sep
tembe 2, continuing without intermissio
forty (40) weeks.
So Charge Tor Tuition and Boarding fuelud-
Ing Lights, Fuel and Washing (currsucvl three
hundred and Nifty dollars $50 per academic
year-one-naif payable in advance, and the re-
matuder at the expiration OF twenty l20 yyt,ass
TO Address the superintendent at Farrndsle
p o.. franklin county, Ky. tensIEEav-lu1
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HIGH SCHOOL.

THE undersigned will open a school for pu-
i pills, Of both sexes, the Courthouse, at
Raleigh, Shelby county, Tenn, on the
First M6nday i'm Septens Der.
Instruction will be siven Ia all the branches OF
a thorough English, Classical aud Mathemat-
ical Education.
TERMS PER SESSION. OF TWENTY WEKKs:
OrthOgraphy, Reading, Writing and Men
tai Arithmetic - g20 00
a4EHeI t1h6iAsu biaAlcLe - w
Ancient Languages and Mathematics 50 %
Lessons on the no....................... Is 90
contingent E4 pellhes' W
One-halt payable in advance, and the bal
ance at the close of the session.
Board may he obtained at reasonable rates.
Pupils will be charged from the time OF en-
trance TO the end Of the session.
aul5 u. LAUGHLIN