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Diarrhps, Dysentery, summer Com
pIainr, Cholera Morbus, Flux, Chill
dren's Teething, and the Great
Prevent We of Asiatic Cholera.
MAGUIRES RENXE PLANT.

T6IS Extraordinary Medicine, the fame OF
L which IS spread broadcast Throughout the
country, IL undoubtedly y superior 10 any remedy
ever Offered to the public for The complaints for
VIII ch % is intended We hsve IN our possess
sion testimonials furnis shed voluntarily by Col
Long, late chief Typographical Engineer Bu-
reau At Washington, Gen. fltz Henry Warren,
Gen FleaSantOn, and Others OF tne army
Father p. J. De 5uaet, the celebrated Indian
Missionary, also Onicers Of the Navy, surgeons,
Hospital Stewards, Commanders Of nearly
every steamer plying on the Mississippi and
tributary rIv+rs, Wesfefn Sanitary anu Chris
tan Commissions. Armv Chaplafns, and Others
700 numerous 70 mention. Likewise highest
eneonlums OF the Press, most OF which are pub
lbhed In our alman nae, (which we shall send 20
any one TequesungiD praising It's valuable NJ d.
ictnal quahles In the highest terms. No other
medicine has suoln Recommendations.
j. & q. MAGUIRE,
Sole Propnetois, st. Louis.
Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers every
where JySS-d&W u
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- 1t is charged that Gen. Howard
desires to make the freedmen's bureau q
permanent institution, and that he is
seeking through congress to perpetuste
it beyond the time fixed by the act crea-
ting it. A missppropriation Of the funds
is also alleged against him.
The Annapolis Republican says that
the work OF renovation at the naval
school is still in progress. The midship-
mems quarters have been painted with g
beautiful lilac color, and the ornaments
placed in the grounds render it more than
ever attractive. Admiral Porter has
done more, 1t is the general opinion of
the citizens of Annapolis, TO beautify
and adorn the academy than any OF his
predecessors; while the discipline Of the
school is said to be excellent.
The Nation is right in saying that
"if Mexicsns would put EscobedO to
hard labor in mscsdamizing roads, hang
her brigands, collect her taxes, and es-
tablish tOlerable courts of justice, we
warrant there will be little talk anywhere
about regenerating her from the outside. {"
M. B. Bstemsn, Esq, secretary of
the Lake Shore grape growers associa-
ton, informs the Sandusky Register that
he has recently visited large number of
vineyards along the lake shore, from
Sandusky eastward as far as northeast
Pennsylvania, and also around Pitts
burg, and the prospects for a good crop
were never better on the 10th of August
than this year.
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ALABAMA NEWS.

-Lennox Calhoun, a saddle -colOred
member of the voting aristocracy in
| Perry county, is candidate for the con-
vention from that district.
Candidates for sheriff in 1868 are an
nounced in the Marion Commonwealth,
and such premature action can only he
accounted for by the suppOsition that
| the publishers wish to fill unprofitsble
! space, or the candidates desire to get the
| full worth Of the S5, ususlly demanded
| for announcements, whether of two
weeks or two years continuance.
The Montgomery Advertiser says
! The new code of Alabama laws will be
is -ued in a few weeks, and contain over
900 pages.
The Demopolis Ne10 Era comes to us
this week printed on sea green paper,
rather a novel shade for such a purpose,
and exceedingly trying to the eyes, as
we can affirm from personal experience.
/ The editor seems to be affected by the
columns of his sheet, as witnessed by
the following language: We had s fine
rain here on last Monday night. which
appeared to be general. 70 IL to be hoped
that It tOiU prove Of great advantage to
the amount Of sickness HO1U In our city,
In the same columns the hope is ex-
pressed "thGt the IDdgORs will be amply
rewarded for their trouble and expense, I"
lin hauling cotton to town when we be
lieve the otCTsrs Of the vehicles were in
tended to be the recipients of this kind
wish.
The Selma Times learns that there is
much sickness among the freedmen in
the canebraBe region, but it Is generally
chills and fever.
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RALEIGH HIGH SCHOOL.
First Monday in September.

THE undersigned win open c school for pu-
l pills, OF both sexes, IN the Courthouse, at
Raleigh, Shelby county, Tenn, on the
First Monday in Septem Der.
instruction will be given in all the branches OF
a thorough english, Classical and Mnthemat'
ical Education.
TERHs PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS:
Orfhozraphy, Reading, Writing and Men
Ia All nulellc. ~ "
Higher English Branches. . 90
Ancient Languages and Mathematics .... 50 co
Lessons on the Piano..........-..... . 90
Contingent %
Une-half payable in advance, and the bal
Rnce ct the close Of the session.
BOARD may be obtained At reasonable rates
Pupils Will be charged from the time o. en-
trance to the end OF the session.
aul5 -. LAUGHLIN.
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KentuckE NilithrY Institute.

CtOL- 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 70 Mathematics ana y at
ur sciences The academic year begins on
the lst Monday in September this year Sep
temoer 2, continuing without intern issiOu
10 ty ll0) weeks
Ha- Charge FOR Tuition and Boarding. incIud-
ing Lights, Euel and Washing trurreucyI. three
hundred and hfty dollars $50 per academic
year-One-half payable in advance. and the re-
mainder at the expiration OF twenty ,20i Wees S.
ES- Address the Superintendent az Farmuale
p. o.. Frankl1n county, Ky 10 OF' uaw2m
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EDUCATIONAL.
SELECT SCHOOL.
AIondnr. the Ia Of septemher.

MISS VICTORIA d. BOWERS, recently en-
WI gagged In teaching with Prof. T. D. Stewart
will open her school, assisted BY her sister,
Miss NJ w. BOWERS on
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Midway School, CharIOltesYlIIe, Ya.

THE third session OF this school will begin on
the first Wednesday OF September next, and
end on the last "Wednesday Of June 1865, con-
sistiag Of two terms o. I've months each The
course OF stu5y is de-igned TO prepars boys
for the University Of Virginia, or any other
COLI ge or for the practical business OF life.
TEkMS.-FOr board and Tuition, $50 per
term-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Music and
Drawing st Professors cha ges Washing,
Fuel ana Lights, at actual cost Each pupil fur
Hfshes bis own towels. For circulars and other
particulars address WILSON c. n CARR,
Charlottesville, Va; JOSEPH PACKARD, JR.,
TheO. Seminary, Fairfax county, Va, Princi-
pals.
Rsferences-The Faculty Of the University Of
Virginia iyI6 2taw3We
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ReriTTCrif giclL uiLlI, dIIeIul1.

The mother fell backwards, and the
whole congregation fell on their knees,
weeping, for the angel who was singing
vas little John, on the same stone,
clpthed in his white tunic, bis long fair
hair still flowing on his shoulders, and
confia ed on his forehead by a blue band.
The mother crawled on her knees to
him, aud grssping him with force,
seemed to fear that some one would come
and drag him from her. The ehoristers
covered the mother and child with q
shower Of roses; and, from the midst OF
the assembly the bishop, applying to the
widow the words Of the hymn to the
Virgin, pronounced in a noble and i'm
nosing voice:
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GROVER g. BAKERS
Celebrated
Elastic Stitch and Lock Stitch
SEWING MACHINES.
Why the GrOUer De Baker Machine
IS Best.

l. Ii is more simple, durable, and less liable
TO arrangement than Others.
2. It sews from ordinary spools, and no re
Winding of thread is necessary.
8. It sews with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with all
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton or linen.
4. Its seam is so strong and elastic that II
never breaks, even on the bias.
5. 1t fasuens both ekds OF the seam by its own
operation.
6. It's seam, though cut at every sixth stitch,
remains d rn, and neither rruns or ravels in wear.
Z. Its seam is more plump and beautiful, and
retains its plumpness and beauty after wash
ing better than any other.
s. Its seam can be removed in altering gar
ments, after proper instruction, without pick
ing or cutting them.
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 II makes beautiful embroidery without
any change OF arrangement, simply by ihsert-
ing threads Of suitable sizes and colors for this
purpose. 1t is the only machine that both en-
brolders and sews perfectly.
Hs- Send for Circular.
GROVER 4 BAKER's 8. n. co.,
jy13 900 Main Street, Up Stairs.
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IUKA SPRINGS HOTEL
f r RANKIIN
JOB PRINTING HOUSE
I5 West Court Street,
Memphis, TenB.
The FranklIn Job PrIntIng House

The franklin Job Printing House
Is made up o. the ls est and most beau
tlful styles OF New4y-Jut Types BUrderE
Scripts, Ornaments and Designs repre-
senting all branches or trade,
The Franklin Job Printing House
Has IN successiu operation FIvE LIGHT
MIG jos PKEssEs-all o. the nosf cslt-
brated patterns now known.
The Franklin Job Printing House
Has always on hand large and elegant
assortment OF Printers stationerv-
Fdhpted 70 Business Cards, Bill Heads
Circulars, Letter Heads Envelopes Buls
Of Ladiug, Dray Tickets Bank Chucks.
Notes, Drafts, and every description OF
FINE PRINIING.
The franklin Job Printing House
wfuturn out none but the BEST WORK,
and at as low prices as any house IN the
city -satisfaction being guaranteed In
every instance.
The Franklin Job Printing House,
In al It's departments Is under the perso-
nal supervision OF the Proprietor, who
has been practically engaged in IN
printing business in this city or the
past nlisen years. In a word, the busi-
The Franklin Job Printing House
Win be conducted on such fair liberal,
honorable principles cannot fau 20
recommend itself 70 the confidence and
PATRONAGE OF the Merchants and Bust
ness Men OF Mempbis-frou whom
orders for al EiDdK OF Mercantile Print
ing are solicited.
Respectfully,
S. o. TOOF,
tebll Proprfe4o-
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
Near Chattanooga, Tenn.

rTHEkEis no more pleasant spot for Sum.
i mer residence than the summit Of Lookout
hOunrsln, Ihs scenery IS most beautiful and
affords great delight % thel0ysrs or nature
Looking 70 the North aud East, from the
HOUNTAIS HOUSE., q varied Landscape Is seen
To the LEFT flows the placid Tennessee, winding
IN ana out among the hslls. TIL faT away in ne
distance It's waters S. EN- 10 blend with the
clouds. Wooded hills and rich valleys, with
waving fields OF corn and grain, extend as far
- the eve can reach IN the horizon, where the
FAINT outlines OF the Great Smoky Mountains
are seeu Traced upon the sky.
Il has all the telegraph and mail facilities
being but 40 hours ride from Chattanooga
ana Is a FIr.t Class Hotel.
Here IN the peaceful days before the war. the
beauty and Intelligence OF the S nth came
every Summer % breathe the pure mountain
air, ana u viii soon again be the fzvUrit1 sum
mer resort Of all who, tired OF the dust and
beat OF crowded cities, desire relax ton OF
mind and iDvikoraIiOu Of body amid The finest
scenery in the country.
au7 COOPER & &JANTEs. Proplfetnrz.
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SHELBY FEMALE INSTITUTE
Nashville. Tennessee.

7 OCATED in the large aud handsome build
i ings, corner OF Broad and Vine streets
formerly occupied by the shelby Medical Col
iege, embracing an entire square.
An able and experienced corps OF Teachers,
the most complete Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus acd Cabinet OF Minerals in the
South. and Educational Advantages OF a supe-
riOr order.
The Principal has had an experience OF twen-
ty-siX years in tn e south, and the Nice-Princt-
pa, formerly Profess or IN the Nashville UniveT-
burg ana BOun.
Sessions begins on the FIRST MONDAYS OF
SEPTEMBER and FEBRUARY, and close on
the Third Thursday OF June.
TERMS-BOard and English Tuition, Sess' on
OF five months, $50 % Music, French, etc,
Extra. For particulars send for Catalogue,
GEO. G BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal
GEO. S BLACKIE, A. NJ. NJ j Nics-Prin.
fvQ5-dtyrIgu
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Joe. E. Lynch,
}. D. sTILLMAN, m. D..

OFFICE-35I Main street between Union
1 ana Cayoso streets. Memphis, Tenn.
OFFICE HOUSE, to u am, and 10 pm.
f,-1Q
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THE celebrated Thwaitep viii cas

The celebrated ThwsiteF will case,
involving $1,000, 900, has been settled In
London. The testafrix lsbored under
strange delusions. She believed that she
was on terms Of Intimacy with the
Creator that she was the third person Ol
the Trinity; that DR.. Smith was the
Father; that they both would assist II
the Judgment Of the world, which would
take place in her drawing room thsi
she had the power OF disseminating anC
eoptrclling disease; and that, being su
perpatursl, she could never die In th'
ordinary course OF nature. Her viii VA
s Vt aside.
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LAGRANGE FEHALE COLLEGE.

WILL open the second day Of September,
w and continue ten months Mis- Nora
Bradford. OF Memphis and Mss Annie PEBBLES,
OF Richmond, have charge OF the Nusie De-
partmeut r. d. MEREDITH
au7 dlmwIt
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MASONIC coLNEcE,
Macon. Fayelts County. Tssn.,

CITUATED thirty miles from Memphis. seven
= miles north Of Lafayette Depot, Il. & c. r. -
FACULTY:
q. ". JoHNsToE. A B.. President and Professor
OF Ancient Languages
OTwAY B. EOUSG, Alb, Professor or lfzlhe-
matics-
! COLIN MCKIENET. An, Professor Or Mental
and Moral Science and English L lsrzgure-
This Institution vas reopened Oct0Her. I-s5.
and has reached a state Cf permanent EN-
/ cheney. Next Annual session "a ilI be opeH ed
July 10, 1851, and VIII consist Of Two erms-z0
weeks each.
g Ar. ES -EDElish and Mathematics SO.
70 and $50 per Term. Each Language = extra
per Eerln- Contll gent Zee s. 50 per Term.
Excellent board, inc ludirg room, fuei wash
ins and Light, SIS per month.
An necessary apparatus viii be supplied.
conveyance from Lafayette station 70 Ma
con, wednesday and Saturdays
We the Trustees, have determined to make
THIS 1Est class Academic IBs tuition.
lst IEe scholarship, experience end success
Of our faculty.
ID. The elevated tone OF our community.
81 Tue healthful local. y, remove Iroil. the
cOrruptlng uhIences and vices Of civ lie.
4th. Favorable prices Will .nlbls Us to
achieve this success.
Pre- ssidest Hoarg - TT q. T HUNT r
se retarT-----..--.--JUd ON ". ALEXANDER
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For he tchona thou hast borne

The organ then recommended its mel
odies, and never did a more numerous
assembly pray with SO much JUNCTION and
faith.
Little John related his abduction like
a dream which had left few traces in his
recollection. He remembered only that
a woman, more beautiful even than his
mother, although her cOunteDance was
black. had fed him with q delicious
honey, and that he had mingled his
voice with more harmonious concerts
than those of the earth.
They dug up the stone on which
the chorister had reappeared, and they
found this statue OF the Virgin.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
Baltimore, Maryland.
FACULTY=

Rev THOMAS E BOND, N D., President.
6 NJ ROBERTs, MD, Emeritus Professor Of
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and
A ] FoARD, NJ D., Professor Of Descriptive and
rP f6GAN- III D, Professor OF the Prfnefplas
and Practice Of Medicine.
HARVEY l. BYRD, n. D., Professor OF Obs etries.
MARTIE P ScOTT, MD, Professor Gf the Dis
eases OF Women and Ihildreu-
FrnyVA ED WARREH, N D.. Professor Of the pri--
cfples and Practice Of Surgery.
JOIN + MOENOSIER, MD, Professer Of Phyai-
Ology and General Pathology
j MOORafAN, ND. Professor OF Medical Ju-
rfsprudeuce and Hygiene.
IosEPF4 Z; CI.AGETr. ND, Professor OF Naterla
Medica and Therapeutics.
CLARENCE MOREIT, MD. Professor OF Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
JOHN n MoSNONIER, ND, DennonstratOr OF
The 5Is'GSi next session Of this institution viii
commences on the
First Day Of October Next,
And continue ave months.
one student nom each Confessional Dis
Tnitts q 10 an the privilege Of the Univer.ifv
upon the payment OF THIRTY FIVE DOL
LARS for each session Of altencance, wounded
and disabled soldiers having precedence in this
regard oyer al ON 95ne5 e PpIie5niSs I5 ~ rs
ing al which stud4nts will receive the nozt
thorough practical lnstrucuon-
NateTiaf for Dissecting Rooms viii be sur-
piled In abundance, and every fseinfy Afforded
sfI1deutsf anatomical studies.
~ - : MatrIculatiOn, S. Dissectinz an.
Professors, Sin; Graduation, 80 Bsnen-
elsly ~ - Information. apply n. or ss,
"A. J. FOARD, Nd, DAN -
No q Liberty street nertnsast cornsr OF Lex
tTfgfon or BarnumH Hotel,
aI5lH af2taW asis
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Brownsville, Tennessee, Female Institute

REv. JOHN WILLIAMS, AN. late Of Wes-
Ieyan Female College, N. C., President,
JOHN P. wendell, Professor Of Music.
.r,HIs Institntion VIII besin its exercises on
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COLLEGE Of The CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.
LEE ACADEMY Y
aO4 third street, Memphis. Tenn.

VTTE shall organize the FERNS IN this Acad-
w emy for the ensuing scholastic year on
Monday. September ed. 1857.
win a full corps Of assistants In all depart
ments.
Prof ANTON SHIDE, Music; Prof AueusrE
VIIIEHULIN. French and spanish Prof. eiAo.
McFEaIY Latin, Greek and German.
NJ A. +. MORGAN, PRINCIPAL.
- Professor McFeely VIII have supervision
OF the boys several RourB each day, su7SW
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MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY,
loo Madison Street

In corpOratsdD Decern Der, l786-l
THE Second Session OF this Institution viii
L open on MONDAY, septerabsr 2, 1867.
FACULTY:
Mrs. ANNIE j. HALE, Principal Miss n J.
MCKAIE, Assistant; ANTos SHIDE, Professor
OF Music II. NILLEIIEU LIN, Professor Modern
Languages g. r. MCHEELY. A r., Professor
Ancient Languages W j. BUKTOs. Professor
Drawing ana Painting
For Circulars apply at Young Bros, or al
the Seminary. DR.. JOHN r ALLEN
President Board Of Trustees.
J. Q. TEKRY. Secretary. aus I'm
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! Job Printing House
w. AAl
The fran
The Franklin Job Printing House
NOTICE.

FTHE CREDITOR Of the esiste Of z. N. AppIeby
Il are hereby notified tnat have suegesfed
the insolvency OF said estate % the Clerk of fbe
County Court of Upton cOunty Tennessee- and
the creditors OF said estate are notified 10 dle
their claims, culy authenticated, within Eiy
months from the date hereof, or III a noIioe viii
be nled IA bar OF the same
}. 3. DANNIEL.lAdmin
APfn ISL ieo'' apis Il
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University Of LOulsiaHa--Medleal
Department.

A H CENAs, ND, Emeritus Pre- fassor Of Obstet-
rles and Dis eases OF " omen aud Children.
JAMEa JONES, MD, Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases or Women and children.
WARREN srnsE MD Professor or SurEerv.
4 q kICHARD,ON, M.I', Professor IT Anatomy.
] W MALLEr. Pm D., Professor Of Chemistry.
SAHU- L NJ BE1us5. MD Professor OF the Fhs-
orv and Practice OF Medicine
sTANFORD CHAILLE, N D.. Professor Of Phys
lUlogy and Pathological Anatomy.
FRANK HAWTHORN, n. D. Pro .ass1r. .prp tenn or
Mater1a MedIca and Therapeutics.
DEMONSTRATIONS OF ANATOMY.
VIZ G NICao N D., CT BIcEHAsr Nd
The Thirtieth Annual Course Of Instruction
in this Institution Will begin November IIth-
and end in the following March. Pr.li-n nary
lectures viii be given daily IN The Charity Hos
pital- commencing October I5tu, A. vuiel O. me
also the new and extensive rloLas for Practical
Anatomy will be opened. The iacf ties Of the
school, heretofore unsurpassed. have, by the
hbeEality % the state Legislature. been greatly
increased during the pssI season, so Ia st now
every Chair has attached TO 10 q Practical De-
parrIusnt, in which students are tauEht 10 OBJ
serve fol themselves the facts set forth in the
lecture room.
Fees for all the Lectures, $40 ; 4Iatricula.iou.
paid but oncel So Practical Anatomy. $40.
Payment rsqu red In advance. For further in
formation address PhOF. ;. VI. BEGTsS.
auS " Acting Dean.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
LFXINGTON. VA.

A RRANGEsiENTS are In progress TO ac-
"a cOmmOdEts One Hundred additional Ca
dets in this InstitltiOn. It's well established
character for It's system OF discipline and
cOurse OF instruction commences 10 to the sup
port Of those who desire a thorough and prac-
Eical education. Information VIII De supplied
by application to The undersigned.
FRANCIS Il. SMITH.
rnvIg ygsfel5SeowtseI SuprerfDteDdent
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Fashionable Dancing Academy

MADAME LFISE. OF New Orleans. would
VI most respectfully announce 10 the citizens
OF Memphis that she viii open her classes fOr
the above graceful accomplishment on the
THIRD TUESDAY in September. al the JEFF
fersOu Block. second street, where sne trusts,
by stri attention 10 the advancement OF her
pupi S who may b. tntTustet 20 her charge, 10
merit a share Of the public patronage. Mad.
L., having taught in most o the principal
cities OF the south and Southwest, hopes 10
meet here with the same unbOUnded success
which has hitherto marked her course OF in
structiOn elsewhere. Days and hours OF tuition
Tor Children, Tuesdays and SATURDAYS from
half past o'clock TIL dark Tor Ladies, from
10 am. til p; for GelLemsn, rrOm TN 10
e m, all the same day. References urexcep-
tiOnable, Tor which, and OIher particulars.
p. ease see circulars, which viii be found at the
prin tpsl book and music stores. Terms mod
crate CalistEenlcs and dancing taught IN pri-
vate families and schools, il desired. Soirees
given twice a month. au2J
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL
AT Locust Grove,


IN AIberInsrIe county, Va. the former Ioea-
Il ton OF Dr. Gessner HazrisDn's school, one
and a half miles from Greenwood depot, Viz
glHia Central railroad. Preparatory N the
gniversity Of Virginia IN Ancient and Oderu
Languages, Mathematics, Natural and Neral
Sclences. ana the English branches.
Ihe Principals are graduaies OF the Cniver-
sly OF virginia in al the subjects taught ia the
scnoolj ana nave had successful eXperI Iecce OF
lour eight and ten years, respectively, as teach
Sis IN schools OF high grade. including Oh oee OF
Ut. dtss1er Harrison, heV. William LinWldEfe.
BIoOmneid Academy, EdgwoOd Female SEMI
school, and Others
Terms; Tor tuiliOn and board, Including
tuel, washing, and Ighis, Tor ten months lst
september % 9th june, SO IA currency half
70 40 vance, balance lst Of February. Only two
boys IN a room Board 10 the best styIe FOR
circular, address the Principals
Postofhce, Greenwocd De OF, AIbzmarIs
county; h B. n. " OOD, Principal
aK aK Y4Sery W. Associate Principals.
Reference IS invited 70 the Faculty OF tn.
University Of Virginia and 70 The patrons ard
students OF all the schOOs in Whi.h the rrilci-
pals have taught. aulSIw