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THE GRAND ORIENT OF BELGIUM
RECOGNIAION BE IT or 8 SPURIOUS


We take the following balastre from a
newspaper in New Orleans. The Body
pretending to be The Supreme Council
for the Sovereign and Independent State
OF Louisiana is Illegitimate. As TO that,
the Supreme Council for the Southern
jurisdiction Of the United States will
addless its rem nOnstrances to the Grand
Orient of Belgium.
But the spurious body in New Orleans
charters Blue or Symbolic Lodges, in
contempt of, and invading the jurisdio-
ton OF the Grand Lodge Of Louisiana,
which has long since denounced all such
Lodges and their members as spurious.
The recognition of the unlawful body by
the Grand Orient Of Belgium is q decla-
ration of hostility by it against the Grand
Lodge OF Louisiana, and it becomes the
duty Of every Grand Lodge in the United
States TO denOunce it for that offense,
and prohibit any intercourse with it or
recognition Of MasOns Of its obedience
Each Grand Lodge owes this support and
countenance to the Grand Lodge of
Louisiana against a body which, itself
spurious, usUrps upon its Jurisdiction,
and sets at nAught the Masonic common
law Of the world.
ORENToF BRUSSELS,
50 The Grand Orient Of Belgian to the supreme
Council Of Ancient and Accepted Scotch Rite
Tor the Sovereign and Independent State Of
Louisiana, TO the Orient Of New Orleans:
"MAIM... BIB. BBB..-We are fa-
vOred with your circular bearing date of
May ID, 1867, and with the extracts OF
the minutes of the Supreme Council and
with those ofth Resp. l.. La Liberte
No. l9, working under your jurisdic-
ton.
From the bottom of our hearts we
appIaud the resOlute initiatives which
these documents inform us you have
taken.
AFTER efforts are being made for al
most a century TO bring about the recog-
milton Of the rights Of whole race Of
men-from the generous attempts of JEFF
ferson toimpart them through the DeclAr-
alton Of Independence of the United
States I'D to the painful but glorious hec-
atOmbs Of the late war, and the immola-
ton of the H.. b. Lincoln, Il behOoved
American Masonry to affirm the Eacred
principles Of human brotherhood and to
open its temples 10 all Masons, without
on account of race or color,
and to Danish the peRnicious prejudice
which establishes among men any other
superiOrity than that which Is marked
by traits Of character, intelligence and
goodness OF heart.
You have the honor to bear the
insignia Of having been the first in your
trans Atlantic world in breaking the
woke OF an iniquitous tradition which
smothered all ideas tending to free
thoughts and shackled progress, for
which we are indebted to you with our
and we are happy to be able
20 count from a period so memorable as
that making the opening Of relations of
friendship between your Masonic sove-
reiRnty aad the Grand Orient of Belgium.
In testimony OF our friendship, we beg
our Ill. B.. L.. Lods 10 accept the
title Of our representative in yOur midst,
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COLLEGE Of FHE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS
Fashionable Dancing Academy,

MADAME LEISE, of New Orleans, would
WI most respectfully announce 70 the citizens
OF Memphis that she will open her classes for
tho above graceful accomplishment on the
THIRD TUESDAY in September at the JEFF
ferson Block. second street, where she trusts,
by strict attention TO the advancement of her
pupils who may be inirusted to her charge, to
merit share Of the public patronage. Mad
L.. having taught in most OF 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
half past o'clock TIL dark I; for Ladies' from
10 am. till l2; FOR Gentlemen, rom till 10
pm, all the same day. References uneKcep-
uonable, for which, and other particulars,
piaase SEQ circulars, which viii be found at the
principal book and music storas. Terms mod
efafe. Calisthenics and dancing taught IN prf-
Yate families and schools, II desired. Soirees
given twice q month au2Q
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Transient Guests at IS per day, and
Day BOarders at Ss5 per month.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
Near Chattanooga, Tenn.

T'HEhEls no more pleasant spot for sum-
4 mer residence than the summit Of Lookout
hOunfaIn- The scenery is most beautiful and
sfords great delight % the elOvers OF nature.
Looking 10 the North AID East from the
M0USTAIs hOUsE, varied landscape Is seen.
To the left flows The placid Tenness6e, winding
in aud out among the hills, tIll far away Ia the
distance tts waters seem 10 blend with the
clouds Wooded hills and rich valleys, with
waving nelds o. corn and grain, extend a. lar
a. the eve can reach in the horizon, where the
faint outlines Of the Great smoky Mountains
are Eeen traced upon the sky.
Il has all the telegraph and mail facilities.
being but hours rde from Chauauooga-
and Is = Fir-t Class HOIel.
Here in the peaceful DAYS before the war, the
beauty and Intelligence o. the 5 nth came
every Summer 70 breathe the pure MOUNTAIN
air, ana DO VII soon again be the fzverite sum
mer resort Of all VINO, tired Of the aust and
neat Of crowded cities, desire relax ton OF
mlud gnd inyiECrslion Of body. amid the nnest
scenery in the country.
sDT COOPER kJANlFs. propyietors
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such movement, subject ourselves land
that justly 20 the most severe and in
defensible criticism from our sister
Grand Lodges that can be readily con-
eeived; and instead Of our Masonic ther-
mOmeter standing at temperate and
healthy degree, as it now does, it would,
In short time, fall below zero.
The resolution adopted by the Grand
Lodge Is in these words:
ReSotUed, by this Grand Lodge, that
In consideration Of the dignity that she
is in duty bound to maintain toward her
self, and the respect she has for her sub
Ordinates and individual Masons within
her Jurisdiction, we deem it unwise and
imprudent to entertain any action in re-
lsdon to the recognition, as regular, Of
either negro Lodges or negro Masons." "
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We are sole agents and are prepared TO MI
orders for the above
StnF8tGHilg Wrought Iron Buckle Tie,
on the most favorable terms. We are having
them manufactured Of the most supsrfor iron
and thoroughly tested.
d. II. DAVIS & co,
Comm issioD Merchants.
Louisville, June 2, 1867, ami
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Editors Memphis Appeal:
] read with pleasure in one Of your
issues, q day or two since, an editorial
denOuncing the assumption Of Masonry
and Masonic hOnOrs by some negroes OF
Louisiana, as a fraud, and so far as the
Masonic world was concerned, an ille-
gality. Clearly and forcibly your state
ment Of facts in this regard was made,
and !, like many others of the Brethren,
repOsed in security, satisfied there was
one watching the outer door in whom
confidence might be repOsed. Imagine,
then, my surprise on reading in your
issue Of yesterday Tuesday the follow
ing paragraph:
"The consolidation Of the white and
cOlored MssOns of Louisiana, which has
been effected, apparently without diff
Guilty, though there was, at first, some
grumblinE when the Supreme Council
ordered the Lodges to admit colored
members, is another evidence of the
rspidity Of change in that state"
Is this true or is It merely the state
ment upon which your article was based?
Answer, and oblige.
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HEBREH LSB HAsoEIC CALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY.
1867

MASONIODIREOTORY.
1867
LODGES
AEGrRoEA. No. les. Meets lst Monday IN
every month, a. Odd-F ellows' b all. cor. Court
snd Main. q. r. Forster. 2S4 Front street
". NJ; John Beamish, Sec'y.
soC TX SIEgrRIs. No. us. Meets ID Friday OF
each montu-EBll, cor. Madison and second.
j. T. seIlars, W. NJ: Benj. K. Pullen, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT. No. -. Meets lst Friday OF each
month Hal. cor Madison and Second. John
A1nsller "; II. =. W oOdwsrd Sec.
HAMILTON, No. 299, Meets 50 Friday Of each
mopth-odd-Eellovs, Hall. P. NJ. Stanley,
KILwTsNIlG, 40. SlI 10 d. Meets 4th Friday
Of each mOnth-2jf Front street John !,
NOrshsIl, 35i, v. 81 3. X. Fulen, III, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PESN Chapter, No & Meets 2d Monday Of each
d. P; b. Il. Levy, sec'y.
b. AND E. n.
EUREEA C0uncil. No. 8. Meets Sd Monday OF
each mouth-Odd-Fe Fellows Hall. John Lsut,
tn. H.; y. J. Wlggia, Rec.
TEEFLARs.
CTEESE Conmsndery, Not l. Meets 4th Non
day OF each month. John Zent. Com; n. ].
Wiggin, Rec.
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
as Front Street
HERNEs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; No. /
Stated Communications d Wednesday night
NJ; Charles N. Carroll 18th. Sec.
MITHRAs Lodge OF Perfection, 18th; No. 2
Meets an wednesday OF each month. George
Mellsrsh, sd, g.. NJ. A 4. FARMLAND, sd,
Sec.
CAsTFH1A Council Princes OF Jerusalem. 18th;
No. 4. Benz. K. Pulen, sd, Tsrsh.'.; -
-. Sec.
CALvAEY CHATTER OF Rose Croix, 18th, No. /.
Charles ". Adams, sd, NJ. W; h. I. Tom
lus0n, s2f. Sec.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssEIs Council OF K-h, soth.,
No. l. Henry p. Woousrd, sd, Comm.
WlluEm Y. Clrode sd, Rec
CoNsIsu0RY OF WEST TENNESSEE, SD. John
Alnslie. SD Comm. In Chief; Dodge c.
Trader. sod. Reg.
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nAsOSTc RPITAPH.

Among some jottings taken many
years ago, find part Of an epitaph,
which runs as follows:
The Circles round,
Is Virtues Bound.
The Perfect square,
Tells God Is there,
Toe Plummets Fall,
= Heavens Grace for All.
Employ good Tools,
BY Mason's Rules.
hsehew ali Evil.
Shame the Devil"
There are drawings Of the circle, square
and plummet placed opposite the names,
at the end of the lines. Where is this
whole epitaph to be found? think /
copied it from some Masonic work.
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NOTICE.

FTNHE creditors OF the estate Of Z. N. Applebv
4 are hereby notified that / have sneeested
the insolvency OF said estate 70 the Clerk of fhs
County Court Of Upton county, pennessee, s,r,d
the creditors Of said estate are nOuded 10 file
their claims, duly authenticated, within gfx
months from the date hereof or this notioe vii
BE- dl6d ia bar OF the same.
J; Z. DANNIELs Administrator.
APrl hl 1ssf' apis Z
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REPLY.

REPLY.
The paragraph quoted by "A York
Mason" Is a mere item, not editorial,
but which found its way into our cell
umns, without com ment or endorsement.
The " Supreme CouBcil spoken Of Ia
the paragraph is a spurious body, estsb-
lished in New Orleans some twelve or
thirteen years ago, after its predecessor
bad by cOncordst surrendered its pre-
tensions to the Supreme Council at
Charleston.
There are but two regular and legiti-
luate Supreme Powers of the AHeient
a nd Accepted Scottish Rite in the United
st Stes. These are, the Supreme Council,
33d degree, for the Southern jurisdiction
of the United States, at Charleston,
estaI Iished in 1901, for the whole Of
North America, the islands as well as
the Continent, and the oldest Council in
the world, from which all others have
mediately or Immediately derived their
existence; and that for the Northern
Jurisdiction, at Boston. established by
the Mother-COu uHcil in 1915. The Juris-
diction Of the latter includes New Eng
land and the Middle States, with Della
ware, and the Northwestern States east
Of the Mississippi. The Supreme Council
at Charleston has under its jurisdiction
ali the other States and the Territories Of
the United States.
Neither of these bodies recognizes ne
lTo MasOns. Neither does any Grand
[. 1dge or other Grand body in the United
StG tes: and the spurious Supreme Coun-
ell O. { Louisiana stands alone, in that re-
spect
II is only right, however, that we
should make known TO our brethren, that
the CUES ion OF recognizing negro Masops
Is being g. yitated in the Northern States.
The Rev. Bro. St0dley, Orator of the
Day. Sc the Inauguration OF the Masonic
Temple at b. 0stOR, in June last, in pres
ence Of an i'm CneEse number of Masons,,
including the President Of the United
States, took occas sion TO declare that the
time was at hand when Masonry would
not regard race or colour; and the Grand
Master Of Iowa, also in June last, in his
address to the Grand Lodge, declared
himself in favour Of it, admitting II,
however, to be "difficult and unpopular
question: He recommended, "nOt
basty action, but only early cOnsiders-
ton - of the question. But the commit
tee on his address reported against his
out aud out, and their
report was adopted. They assigned the
reasons:
lst. This question, if introduced into
the Masonic body, would be the entering
wedge to rend asunder, beyond the
power OF recovery, the Masonic love
and harmony that now as always should
exist among US.
I'd. The Ancient Constitutions declare
that a candidate for Masonic honours
" must be free-born, Of good report"
etc. This alone is Of sufficient import
ance to cause US to reflect and be eau
tious.
81. We should, as a Grand Body, by
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has always on hand 8 large aud elegant
assortment Of PInters' StaLionerv-
adapted 70 Business Cards. Blll Heads,
Circulars, Letter Heads, Envelopes, Bills
Of Ladlng, Drsy Tickets, Bank Chscks
Notes, Drafis, and every description OF
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MASONIC ROUNDED.


AIR" Auld Lang Sgns"
BRO. wM GILMORE SIMS, OF ). CAROLINA.
/. Clasp hands the triple cord unite,
That makes US brothers, brethren mine,
Wen keep the memories warm and bright,
OF auld lang syne.
ChOrus-FOr auld lang syne my frere,
For auld lang syne,
Wen quar- cup OF hearty cheer
For auld lang syne
> A bumper for the brethren here.
That still the triple cord entwine;
Another for the brethren dear,
Ofauld lang syne-
ChOrus-FoT auld lang syue, my yfrere, etc.
8 The loved, who clasp eur hands tn night,
Are precious 10 your heart and mine;
As are the fiiendswhO've gone from sight,
OF auld lang syne.
Chorus-for suld lang syne my Jrers, etc.
4 For these, the bumper bright with cheer,
While song enwr athes the rosy wine;
For then, the memories sad but dear,
VI auldlan syns.
CHoRUs-For aula lang syne, my freTe, etc.
). Gods blessing on the band that now.
The sacred cords OF faith entwine;
Gods glory on the immortal brow
OF auld lang syne.
CHoRUs-FOr aud lang syne, my frere, etc.
g. Met on the level, on the square
still parting with The memories fine,
How good we found II 70 be here,
In aud lang Eyne.
CHORUs-For auld lang syne, me Jrere, etc.
=. And. OF the future as the past,
The prayer becomes the rite divine;
That happiest memories still shall last,
or suld lang syne.
CHORUS.-Eor aud lang syne, my Jrere, etc.
S And here's hand, my trusty 6ere,
And give 5 a grip Of thine,
And three times three shall be the cheer,
For aud lang syne.
CHORUs.-For auld lang syne, my .Grere etc.
3 Pour out the generous draught on high,
Uplift the goblet red with wine
We Pledge a love from earth to sky,
For auId lang syne.
CHORCs.-For aud lang syne, my Trerc,
For auld lang byne;
Wen pledge the cup with hearty
cheer
For aud lang syne.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
Baltimore, Maryland.
FACULTY

Rev THOMAS BOND, MD, President.
q Z NJ aOBERT8, ND Emeritus Professor OF
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and
Children.
A ] FoARD, N D., Professor OF Descriptive and
Surgical Anatomy,
JP ISaXN, MD, Profsssor OF the Princiule5
and Practice Of Medicine.
HARVEY i BYR0, ND, Professor OF Obstetrics.
MAETIS P SCoTT, a D., Professor OF the Dis
eases of Women and Children.
EpygARD WARREg. n. D.. Professor Of the Prir-
cfples and Practics OF Surgery.
JOHN X moNdONIER, N D., Professor of Phvsi-
ology and General Pathology.
] ] MOoRMAN, ND, Professor al Medical Jr-
risprudence and Hygiene.
JOSEPH Z CI.AGETT, Nd, Professor OF Maferia
Medica and Therapeutics
CLARESCE MORFIT. ND, Professor OF Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
JOHN n AOEMOEIER, ND, Demonstration Of
me next Session Of this Institution wiz
commences ON the
First Day Of October Next.
And continue i've months
One student from each Congressional Dfu
uittsd to all the privilege OF the Tniversif,-
upOn the payment OF THIRTY FIVE T0F-
LA Rs for each session Of aItendnncs. wounded
and disabled soldiers having precsIfence in fhfa
regard over all other appiicants
Daily Clinics will be held ia the collevs hr,i1d
ing az which students viii receive ne r,--f
thorough practical instruction.
Material for Dissecting Rooms viii fa 4nr
piled In abundance, and every facility alforSeI
students 4 r anatomical studies.
FkES = Matrioulati0n, IS Dissertinr. qo.
Professors, sla0; Grs duation. 80 Benea-
Forfarther information, apply 70. or af,s,-...
Al FOAHD, ND. DEAN -
No n Liberty street, northeast corner az L.
fngton. or Barnums Ho1el
anf II q 2taW fEel3
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Midway School, CharlOltesViIIe. Va.

T7HE third session Of this school will begin on
L the first Wednesday OF September next and
end on the last Wednesday Of June, lS6s, con-
sisdAg Of two terms OF fiyo months each The
course OF stuIy Is designed 70 prepare bows
for the University Of Virginia, or any other
college, or TOR the practical business Of life.
fHhMs,-FOr Board and Tuition, $50 per
teFm-PATA BILE IN ADVANCE Music and
Drawing at Professors charges Washing
Fuel and Lights at actual cost rach pupil fur
Hlshes his own towels For circulars and other
particulars address WILSON Q. \. CARR
Charlottesville, Va; JOSEPH PACKARD JR.
TheO. Seminary, Fairfax county, Va, Princi-
pals.
References-The Faculty Of the University Of
Virginia. fyI6 2tawSyys
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THE HEBREW
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE
WILL REOPEN Oh
Monday, September I'd, 1857,

ENOR the Fall and Winter Sessions. al their
Il new and cOmmodious building No. BOB
Third street. between Madison and Monroe.
Ample arrangements are beng made fnra fnu
and competent Faculty. Circulars viii be is
sued in due time, giving particu lars. iy.si I'm
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Dlarrh1a, Dysentery, Summer Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, Flux. Chill
dren's Teething, and the Great
Preventive of Asiatie ChoIera.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY HIGH Sga90E.
At LOCUST Grove.

IN Alhernarle county, Va, the former Ioea-
Il ton OF DR.. Gessner darrison's school, ou.
aud a half miles from Greenwood depot. Viz
gln1a Central railroad Preparatory tn The
OntyerslJy OF Virginia IN Ancient and Modern
languages, Mathematics, Natural and Neral
sciences. and the English branches.
lne Frineipals are graduates Of the Unlvsr-
Aty OF virginia In ali The su1iec taught In the
.cnooli aud have mad successful experleuce OF
IouF, eight and ten yeaIs respectively, as leach.
sis N scnoolA OF nigh grade. incudl ug t ase Of
Dr. 1essner harriso1s nav- WI lam ulnWidcis,
bIoSLh1eio Academy Edgwnod Female semi-
nary, y. e., Hon. r. n T. Huntar's reIect
school, and Others.
IERds: For tuition and board. fncIudiu-
fuel, washing, and lights, Tor ten months fis5
September 70 9th june. sZ75 10 cu-rruev. Haif
IN advance, balance lst or FebruaTy Duiv rqro
boys Ia a rosm- Board in the besI stvIe Fcr
circular, address the Principals
POstonice, Greenwood Derot. AIbeuarIe
county. H z n. WOOD. PrfurfuaI
1919 Associats Principals.
Reference 10 invited 70 the Faculty os M.
University Of Virginia and 70 the patrons and
students Of all the schools In which the rrilci-
pals have taughr. aul8Iuv
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MRS. EMILY E. PERKINS

WILL CONTINUE her School in the vestrv
w Room OF Calvary Church. the Fail Session
commencing the nrst Monday In Septefnh her
No pupils received for less than the session OF
I'VE months.
REFERENCES
Hon. Emerson Etneridge; Rolfe Saunders.
Memphis Col. ]. 4. McMahon Memphis.
Pitser Miller, Esq Hon 7. R. smith, Mem
phis; Rev. DR.. White, Memphis
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TEXT BOOKS (:
sENIOR YEAR.

JUNIOR YEAR.
Blaekstones Commentaries, Kent's Commen-
taries, story on Agency. Story ON BHilment
story on Partnership Bylss on Bills, smith on
Contracts, Stephen on Pleading.
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IUKA SPRINGS HOTEL
+ r AM KILN
JOB PRINTING HOUSE
I5 West Court Street,
Memphis, TenH.
The franklin Job Printing HOHst

Is made up OF the Ia est and most bean
uful styles Of >ewly-CuL Types. Borders.
SCRIPTS Onafnents aud Desi gns, repre-
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Garibaldi, il seems, is making use Of
Freemasonry for revolutionary purposes
The Naples correspondent of the Paris
Debdts says:
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A. - EOAltD. ND. DIAN
No Il Liberty street, northeast corner az r.s,-
ingtOn. or BarEums Hotel.
aa5 II & 2faW isel5
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Law School
OF The
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY.
JOHN n. WADDEL, ID, Chancellor.
L @ c. LAMAR, Professor

THE course Of study IS somplsfcd in two
i terms n1 nine mOn tbs esich.
The method Of instruction IA that OF oral e,--
eminations, daily, upon the text, aCcOmpauied
by such explanations and lsctures "a state lez-
islauon and local adiudications have made
necessary.
Moot Courts viii be held weekly, in which
the practice viii conform in every essential re-
spect to the rules, modes Of procedure a. d ar
gumentstiOa adopted in the following Courts
I. District Court OF The United sIaIes
, Circuit Court OF the Unit-d STATES
3. Supreme Court Of the United States
4. Circuit Com { of Mississ fppl
5. Chancery Court Of Mississippi.
s. Probate Court
Z. high Court Of Errcrs and Apnsa'E
The Law Library numbers NOT issg man rr7s
thousand volumes.
Tae Law students have the privilege of At
,sBdiag, FREE or CHARGE. the ecflIres NJ
hecllaiions IN any Of the departments Of
Science and Literature in the University.
The sessions Of me Federal Coury anu af the
Hight Court Of Errors and Appeal. held Al Ok
ford, give 70 the Students OF this school pecu-
liar advantages.
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le FFankIIn JOb PrInling House

he Franklin Job Printing House
Has IN successful operation FIvE LIGHT-
MISC JOB PREssEs-all Of the most CO
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Family School for Young Ladies'

Rev. JOHN WILLIAMS, Prest,
or ]. ?. WOOD, Secretary.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
General 2. e. LEE, President,
Aided by corps OF Twenty Instructors,
including a Professor Of Law.

'T'HE aext session will begin on third Thurs
4 day in September, and end on third Thurs-
day in June.
sJaunton or Goshen on the Virginia Central
hiili, al rom Lynchonrg by canal, or by
stage tr9m BonsacK's on the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad.
- For Iurther particulars apply 20 Clerk Of the
Faculty for Catalogue.
June 26 1877. Evg a sv-ff
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REY.AW. JOyls. A.M., PREsIpRNF.
SomerviIIe Institute.
A SCHOOL for Young Ladies', offering every
a educational facility and a pleasant and de-
ightful home for its inmates,
WIN be Open on september ed.

Under the continued direction Dr. R. H.
RIVERS, assisted BY corps of able and exps-
rtenCed teachers.
For full Information address the President,
or the undersigned. r. DICKINSON.
SOmervflie, Tenn. July Is 1871 fvIQ gyy
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