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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-14
RAILROAD LINES.
|, TANAssAs GAP RAILROAD.
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NOTICE. The Manassas Gap Railroad will
commence running Freight Trains from Alex
andria to Piedmont and intermediate stations,
on Tuesday. the. 23d instant and will receive
freight on and after Saturday, the goth instant,
daily, Sundays excepted) between the hours OF
9 q. m. and 4 4p. M, at the outer depot OF the
o. & A. r. R. ffs@I
= THREE TRAINS WEEKLY,
Leaving Alexandria, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at 7.20 M. and returning leave
Piedmont on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, at 10 30 q. m.
There will be q passenger car attached 70 con
yey passengers to and from Manassas junction.
and Piedmont and interme edlate Stations, con
Meeting with the 0. & A. r.. X. passenger tram
at Manassas Junction. ISAAC DENMEAD,
ap l8-tf Acting Superintendent
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA R. R.
81 - gEE gEE -
IOn.and after SUNDAY, January 9th, two
daily passen ger trains will run between WASH
.INGTON and lYNCHBURG, day train con :
Meeting at Gordonsville with the Virginia Cen
tra Railroad to RICHMOND, and both trains
nessee Railroad, for NEW ORLEANS and in
termediate points.
Through tickets and baggage checked to
Richmond, and all points South and Southwest;
Leave Washington daily at $40 a. m: and 80
b. M; and Alexandria at 7.l5 a. m and 40 p:
M, arriving at Lynchburg at 25 p. ~, and
4.37 a. M, and at Richmond at 400 p. m.
Leave Lynchburg at 7.25 a. and 7 % pm ;
arrive at Alexandria at 4 IS p. m, and s. ~ am.
j. NJ BROADUS,
ian 26-- General Ticket Agent.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
~Tx~ POTOMAC
Eszsel44naH=aS " u y y Y q q al y

lZ1l lZ41ElS FERRY COMPAN Y.
WASHINGTON AM ALEXANDRIA, -
The steamboats, Of the company leave each place
every hour, from 6 am, unti7 p. M, from the
company's wharf, foot OF 7th st., Washington,
and near foot of King st., Alexandria.
The steamer WAWASET can be chartered
for Excursions to alymont, or other points on
FOR MOUNT VERNON The steamer
WAWASET will leave Washington Mt 10
o'clock, and Alexandria at 80, every TU kS-
ING. Returning will arrive at Alexandria
about m. w. D. COLT,
NV 8-tf Prest Potomac Ferry Comp y.
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NJ f. w RI Y II r l. l n E

The steamer WA WASET, Capt. IT, =
SANPL GEDNEY, will leave Al Lsg:ssssssssss s
exandria every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
MORNINGS, q! : O'Clock, for Curiom9n. =
Returning will leave Curioman: at @, clock, on
arriving At Alexandria early in the evening.
She win touch at all landings for freight and
passengers, which viii be taken ut the lowest
possible rates.
For freight or passage apply 10
HOOE &c WEDDERBURN, Agts.,
feb o. Foot OF Prince street.
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nLD DOMINION REFRIGERATORs

ALD DOMlNlON hEh hlNLhA1oiI
Particular attention is called to the
OLD DOMINION REFRIGERATORS,
of1ny own invention and manufacture, for which
I have obtained a patent, and which are nc
knowledged to be of
MORE SERVICE THAN ANY OTHER IN USE.
Parties ordering can have them made Of any
IT THE RIGHTTO SELL these Old Dominion
Refrigerators, in the different States Of the
Union, can be obtained by application to me.
E. H. CLARKSON,
an 4-3n1 No. II Prince st, Aleya.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-04

The appOrtiOnment Of representation
which was hitherto based upon the tax
paying population will, under the new
order Of events, have to undergo a mate
rial change, Counties that before were
only entitled TO one mem Der in the house
Of delegates, and districts, composed of
two and three counties, that had only
one senator, will now have a larger
representation. AS an instance, some of
the counties that formerly pOlled a COM
paratively small vote, with the accession
of colored voters will probably be entitled
to a larger representation than their
neighbOrs who before eXcellsd them in
this respect. The new superintendent
will Of necessity be required in the con-
stitutiOnal convention, and Gen. SEQ
field will be called upon to issue an order
regulating this important matter. Such
military edict will doubtless appear in
due time.
General SCHoFTELD legislstes for
Virginia, and determines how her people
and negroCs shall be represented in con-
vention, -" by military edict."
And this is telegraphed to the New
York Tribune from New Orleans:
A number Of prominent union men
Of the city Of New Orleans are preparing
charges sgainst Steedman and Rousseau
for hindering reconstruction, which they
intend presenting jointly to Gen. Grant
and congress at its next session. 1t was
hinted that, if Rousseau had remained
many days lrnger in New Orleans, he
would have been placed under arrest and
tried under the provisions Of the recon-
structiOn law which makes it felony to
interfere with its prosecution"
That is it, General GRANT and Con-
gress.' This is the nett result of some
ninety years experience Of self-govern-
ment. The Senate and CESAR The
National Convention and MAxINnLIEN
ROBEsPIERRE,' The Parliament and
CROMWELL
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. Joe. e. Lynch.

nFFICE-a5I Main street, between Union
J and Gayoso streets. Mem phis Tenn.
OFFTCE HoURs-e 20 u an, and 2 10 pm.
tyI2
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orlhography. Reading. writing and Men.
81 EMTT,Y n PERKINS
NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY.
fs1FfF ne Il Ceiehthl session of this school will
i open on the
FIrst Monday in September Next.

and close about the last OF June, 1868 The
Prineipal will be assisted by a graduate Of
the University OF Virginia. For further infor-
maIion, as to terms, etc, address the Principal
Somerville, Tenn. The Principal would refer
to the gentlemen whose named are appended
below. 4
en-. B.-Thsse whose names are marked by
agterisk, are, or have been, patrons Of the
school d. ID. QUARLES,
Principal.
eMr NJ Apperson, Memphis; Mr. L Frisr-
son Colum bia, Tenn; ~Dr ] 7 baskerville, Fay
efte county sCoI j h MosDy, Fayette county,
sJjoi sam Tate, Memphis Mr " PrOudft
Menpnis: eMr Thos II Allen. Memphis; eMr
Iae Snliser Columbia. Tenn; ~Mr II l. GuiOn,
Netns,his. skfr L II Stewart, Memphis; HMr
q PuiHana, Somerville; PrOfJ z Pettus, Ma
con Tenn eHon j I. Jones, Helena, Ark;
sThas shapard, Esq, Upton county; "Col A 7
T-acs,- Nempbfs; rMr ) II Horn0r, Helena,
AZ /: sa5sn Joseph Williams, Memphis; eCoi NJ
n. RssIl Pine bluff ARK; Rev W e Johnson
Eait1r Christian Advocate, Memphis; e3en B
~ Williamson, Memphis; Mr. W : Miller
Memphisi Mr. Law Marye, Memphis; Capt X
r VflliaInson, Memphis; Mr. W II Martin,
Pnrf fiibson, Miss; chancellor ] " Harris,
tsorosrVilIa Judge HumphreyE, SOmer-
SflIe: Rev r y Rivers, S0merVjlle; sMr
n N Scott. Somerville Prof Il y Boyd. SOmer-
vile Faculty University Of Virginia; Prof =
: Iaynes, Washington College; Gen II
smith, Virginia Military Institute.'
july q, lse7' aaxu
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University or LOulsiaHa--MedieaI
Department.


A II CENAS N D.. Emeritus Pr lessor OF -Ifsfaf-
ucs and Diseases Of ~ omen and Children
JAMES JONES, MD, Professor OF Dtslefrfrs and
Diseases or " omen and Children.
MAtRES STONE, ND, Professor Of Surgerv-
y y hIGiARDsON. ND. Professor rf AraffrrT
W mALLEr, Ph.D., Professor or Chemistry
7AHIrL ~ BEH1Sz. MD, Professor OF the fsra-
Ory and Practice Of Medicine.
STAMFORD il GHAILIE 81 ID, PFufaass0rd of Phys
luioEy and Pathological Anatomy.
FRANK p slgcEfORN, 81 j. Professor prD lam OF
aaLsfla Ateoicl ami Iheupeuties-
DEMONSTRATION OF ANATOMY.
VIZ c NICHOLS, Nd. CI BrCrSsssr ND
The Lhlrtleth Annual Course OF I-istrrlefffiU
~ ms institution VIII begin November IIfh
ana END IN the following March. p-eIIml lrlary-
lectures VIII be given daily I'm lhe Charity Hos
pitai- commencing October 18th, sr which time
also the new and extensive rooms for Practical
anatomy viii De opened The faelI Ties of the
sehoolt heretofore unsurpassed. have bv the
liDei atty or the State legislature been araafIy
increased during the palsL season, 80 that row
every Chair mas attached 20 10 a Practical Tt--
partmeut, N which students are Taught ID OBJ
serve fof themselves the facts set forth ia taa
lecture room.
Fees FOR all the Lectures. $40 ATatriruratI55-
paid but oncei s.; Practical Anatomy sIH
ray Inent required in advance. f0r further i'm
FORMATION address PROF. s.. NJ. BEMLSs
ahiAa a Tsf
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School for Young Ladies.
BONNIE BRAE, BALTIMORE CO., ND.


Prineipals-Air. and Mrs. CHAS. ID. MCBHAIH
Head OF Scholastic Department--Miss DUN
English Literature and Bellies -Detters-aGr.
Modern I.anguagss-ProL LEONCE RABIL-
LON.
Vocal and instrumental Musie-ProE E. THOR
Drawing and Painting-ProE D. A. WOOD
WAHD.
This Institution Will 0e opened on MONDAY.
Hapfeuaher 18th The first session Of the Scho-
lastic year closes January 3lst. The second
session June Wth.
BONNTE BItAE Is situated on an elevated
Ridge on the Old Frederick road, 2 miles from
ths western limits Of Baltimore, and within
assy acesss 10 the CatOnsville PASSENGER RsiI-
yTav that communicates with the city.
The number Of pupils VIII be limited 10
Circ1Iars giving fnrther particulars may be
found AZ J. s. Waters q sons Charles street.
ar,d Fsufz 4 Bashrs bookstore, Charles street.
For admissiOn apply 10 Mr.. &. II. McBlafr
througb me Baltimore r. u, box liza au4lna
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DisJrhea, Dysentery, Summer Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, Flux, Chill
dren's Feething, ana the Great
Prevent We Of Asiatic Cholera.
MAGUIRE'S BEXNE PLANT.

rTHIs Extraordinary Medicine, the fame Of
j which Is spread broadcast throughout the
country, is undoubtedly superior 20 any remedy
ever offered % the public for The mplainLs Tor
which So Is Intended. We have IA our pOsses-
sion t.zstImon lals furnished voluntarily Dy Col
Long. late Chief Typographical Engineer Blu
reau az Washington, Gen. fttz Henry Warren,
Gen. Pleasauton, and Others Of the army
Father 2. j. DE sEIcL, the celebrated Indian
Missionary also Officers Of the Navy, surgeons,
HOspital Stewards, Commanders Of nearly
every steamer plying On The Mississippi and
FibutaIg Tivers, Western sanitary ana Chris
tan Commissions, Army Chaplaius, and Others
too numerous 70 mention. LikeNise highest
eucOuiums Of tie Press, most Of which are pub
llshed lu our almanac, (which we shall send 70
any OnetequesuDgit praising iis valuable med
lclnal qualities In the highest terms. No other
meololne has sach reCOmme nuatdOBs.
]. & G. MAGUIRE,
Sole ProprietOrs. 81. Louis.
Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers every
where jy1-dilNr q
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE,
Z ed. OXFORD, MISS,
CHARTERED By THE STATE, 1854,
Rev. c. h. Bell, AM, President.

BUILDING-A large three story edidce.
LOCATION Retired and healthy.
DEPA RT NJ EnSTs-A bly, flied.
Former su ReriOr music teachers continued.
Board reduced below catalogue rates.
The Boarding Department is kept by Rev. W.
". aud Mrs. Mcmahon, and is ike a home 20
Young Ladies.
Next Term viii begin September 3, '67.
:. q. BURNEY. Pres't Board Trustees.
bS For particulars apply 70 the President or
the College for catalOE-les aug3 At
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MASONIC COLLEGE,
Macon, Fs5elIe County, TeHn-

SITUATED thirty miles from Memphis. seven
- miles north 0f lafayette Depot, a. q q. r. r.
FACULTY:
q. ". JOHEsrcS, A-B.. President and Professor
. ol ancient Languages.
OfsAL y foCSe, Alb, Professor OF Mafhe-
COLIN MckrSSET, An. Professor OF Mental
ana moral Science aud English 4 Literature.
Lnls Institution was reopeued October. Isf7
anu mas reached a state or permanent en-
eiency. Next Annual Session VIII bs. one. -
Jaiy D. iasl, and VIII consist OF Two Terfls-ai
weeks each.
O. ARG Ea5.-Ebglish and Mathematics ggs.
- eld - per Term Eact I.suguaeg- s extra
per Term Contin gent fee, q 5u per fern
EEeslieut board, me- luding room fraI- wash
ing and light, BL5 per month.
An nece-s-iiry apparatus viii be supplied
convey anee nom Lafayette Station 10 Ma
con- " ed uesdays and Sat urdavs.
We the Trustees have determined fo r1ol~a
TINS q D ~ cisss Academic ms tuition
lst. The scnoiarship, experience and success
OF our faculty
ID The elevated tone OF cur community
%. The healtnful locali. " removed from tina
corrupllng innueuces and vices or effu lie.
SIN Favorable prices VIII euabls Is 10
achieve this success.
President Board----.---.-.Ir O. T.. % q TT-E
secretary -..--.----a--JDHA W. ALLN AlrDEE
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University Of Mississippi.


EN3ERCIsES viii Be resumed on the 9th szp-
~ temOeE next Kew. JOHN S. WADDFF.
D.D., thaneeLor, assisted BY corps Of able
Profess rs.
Preparatory Department for students yVHD
design entering the Freshman Class next wear
y provided. They must be dftesu years of age
Latin, Greek and Mathematics alone aaa
taught
A school OF Practical Science has been or
ganlzed- especially Tor young men who desire
e take an eclectic course. exCIu.Ivs OF The
classics.
Commercial Law, Book keeping ard P-n-
manship p, Will be taught
Necessal y additions to our splendid col ip--
uon OF Astronomical. Physical and Chemical
ApruTatus viii be made, undeT the ggpar.rf-
tendency Of DR.. /. c. Garland, during the
present vaCati8n.
The Law Department under Tire instruction
Of Hon L. Q. G. Lamar, is IN successful on-rl-
uon- The advantages OF an extensive Law
Library, and the s1Itin9s Of the Federal Court
anu the H1gh C9urt Of Errors and A ppeaia no
this place, commend this department to youug
gent eInen who are candidates for she Bar.
TERMS:
In all the departments for annual sess-
ADA 49,. SD tI
Fuel, SO deposit 20 cover damages, S. f4 10
Students must make up he dedciL when tie
fuel Tee Is exhausted. Board At commons SIS
per month IN private families. at SIS to -
washing about $ and lights 81 per MONTH 80
room rent IS charged, but students will provide
their own furniture.
The healthfulness Of oxford. its social refine
ment and religious privileges, commend tho
University 70 the country.
j. h. HOWRY.
Secretary OF the Board.
Oxiord, July 70, Is5I. lyle d2w-w6w
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Kentucky Military Institute.

CtOL. K. T. p. ALLEN, Superintendent. As
~ sisted by an able faculty. The cg.irse OF
study is that usually taught in the best eoIleaf,
with special attention % Mathematics ana Nat
ursl Sciences. The academic year begins on
the LIST Monday in September lthis year sep
tember 2, continuing without iuterm issi0n
fotty '40) weeks.
So Charge foE Tuition and Boarding, lucIud-
ing Lights, Fuel and Washing icurnsncyI, }, three
hundred and MY dollars fs.50l per academic
year-One-half payable in ADVANCE and the re-
mainder AZ me expiration OF twenty tl3l WeeEs.
So Address the Superintendent at Farmdale
2. o.. franklin county, KY. ie39fi Eaw2In
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mISsIsNIpPEIrEMs.

The Brandon Republican of the 3lst
ult says: We learn that an Irishman,
name unknown, was found in an insen-
sible condition near Pelabatchie depot,
on Sunday evening last. He was taken
TO the depot and properly cared for, but
died on Tuesday morning. Officer
Smith summoned jury of inquest, who
returned a verdict thet his death was
caused by wounds received at the hands
of some person unknown. He had been
badly beaten, and bis skull fractured.
The Water Valley Courier says: A
very heavy rain fell in this place, and in
the vicinity, on Wednesday evening last
Corn is now made, and potatoes with
one more season. will be made in abun-
dance.
"A new car shop is nearly completed
at Water Valley, and will be ready for
work in one month. A large cotton
factory is also to be erected immedi-
ately, and the job is TO be let to con-
tractors.
The Liberty Herald Of the 24th
ult., furnishes the following crop items
The people of our county have certainly
much cause to congratulate themselves
on the very 1attering prospects for an
abundant yield of corn, potatoes, peas,
etc. A supply far above the wants of the
county will be gathered, and our citizens
live on plenty for the next year TO come,
least Cotton also promises well, and
we have not yet heard of much damage
being done by the worm. Some of our
planters viii commence picking In an
other week.
The Port Gibson Standard Of the same
date is less sanguine, and writes thus:
The excessively hot weather under which
we have been laboring within this week
has considerably abated. We have had
cool showers, which would be a cause Of
unmitigated delight, if we did not think
they would promote the increase of the
caterpillar.
The Raymond Gazette has thef6llOw-
ing OF matters agricultural in Kinds
county: Our planters, pretty generally,
are now picking cotton, and we are graf
fled TO hear that the crop is turning out
better, thus far, than many anticipated.
We have heard of the shipment Of sew
eTal bales from Kinds TO market. The
panic on the worm question, which was
so rife hereaboUts two or three weeks ago,
has given way to complaints as TO the
drouth of the past six weeks, which
seems to be destroying the young squares
and bOlls. We still think a pretty fair
crop wiz be made, considering every
thing, especially if the worm viii keep
of few weeks longer and the radical
politicians will allow the freedmen to go
on and nick ont the crOD
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE ATHENAEUM,
COLUMBIA, TENN.
MRS. =. g. SMITH. Principal.
FIRST HoNDAY IN SEPTEMBER.

A SISTED by an able and experienced corps
n Or Teachers. The next session Of This
school begins on the
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SECOND SESSION 1967-S.
THIS School is located one and a-balf miles
i from Greenwood Depot ON the Virginia
Central ka IrOad and fifteen miles west OF
Charlottesville and Lhe University OF Virginia.
The location is well known as Dr. Gessuer Har-
rtsOn, Rev. VIM. Dtnwiddie, and Prof Edward B.
Smith formerly conducted schools az this place.
Previously 10 was popular summer resort.
conducted BY John 5. Cooke. Esq. Being sin,
ated In one OF the most beautiful portions Of
ADemarle county, in the midst OF a refined
and Intelligent community, remote rom places
Of dissipation, ald convenient 70 Churches and
Sab5atn schools Of the leading denOmina-
tions, is possesses rare advantages for Boys
School.
The curse OF study is designed TO be thorough
and comprehensive IN Ancient and Modern
Ian guagesr Mathematics and the English
Branches, and also TO embraces the elements OF
Natural and Moral sciences and History
The Principal was educated AT the University
OF Virginia, and has had an experience OF
Dearly ten yeuts in teaching in schools Of high
grade in tnis State. including Dr. Gessner Har-
rlson's school, bloomfield Academy, Lynch
burg Female seminary, and Hon. II. n. I.
Hunters private school.
The Associate Principal was also educatad at
the University Of Virginia, and has had an eE
periencs Of eight years IN teaching in the
Southern states-formerly in Edgeworth Fs-
male Seminary. North Carolina, more recently
in sherman, Texas,
The following Recommendation Of our school
by Professors OF the University Of Virginia,
Is respectfully submitted
UNIVERSITY or vIRGrN1A, 4 priI 7. 1857.
In view Of our personal acquaintance with
Messrs. D. N. 3. and A. J. Wood. We DO not
hesitate cordially TO recommend their school
TO the confidence and PATRONAGE Of the public.
3. Maupln, N. Scheie De We're,
VIM. H. McGuffey, j. s. Davis
Francis d. Smith, J. B. Minor.
j. L. Cabel, B. l. DiIdersleeve,
c. 3 Venable, VIM 4. Peters.
T h r. NJ 8:
For board and tuition, including fuel, wash
ing and lights for the session Of TN manths,
two hundred and sevgnty-iiys ts275I dollars in
currency. Payments oue-half in advance, bal
ance on the lst Of February.
The sessions commences On the 1st Of Septen-
Der and close on the 9th of June. Pupils Will
be received at any time during the session,
with a pro rata deduction in charges. Boys
nom distance will be allowed 70 remain dur
inr vacation as boarders in the family OF the
Principal
Arrangements are made for conveyance from
the Depot (GreeuwOOd) TO the school immedi-
ately upon Rr1iyai.
aB- Only two boys in a room.
p q brentwood Depot Albemarle county,
Virginia les NJ
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Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Ia AIbeReaTLs County, Va.
SECOND SESSION 1sez-s.

Il. N B. woo Principal.
A. ]. Associate PRINCIPAL.
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VRTE will at once rebuild our warehouse, and
w will have t completed by the 18TH OF sep
tsmber, but by the ffst day OF that month we
will be ready 10 receive goods on store
1'he sheis will be divided into hre proof COM
partnents by brick walls, and covered with tin.
Those VINO have patrOnized US for the last two
seasons. and those wh9 may have proposed to
40 20 the approaching one, may rest assured We
viii be ready for them.
We design establishing Cotton Compress In
Connection with our warehouse, upon an ad-
AGENT lot which will be ready by the lst OF Oc-
tober or sooner. The proximity OF our estaD-
iishment to the river renders the handling OF
ton for shipment by river Tree OF drayage. The
ADVANTAGE OF the position is equal to one dray-
age on ali cotton sent Tor cOmpressment from
other warehouses, while on all cotton In our
warehouse for cOmpressInent there can be two
drayages saved, since Il would be as easy for us
10 transfer il from our shed to the Compress as
to turn it ont in The ordinary way. for transfer
BY drays ,,,,,,,,,..,
Iy50 - H. CHRISTIAN q CO.
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Law School
OF THE-
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY:
JOHN n, WADDEL, DID,, Chancellor.
L-Q- c. LAMAR, Professor.
Law School

TVyHE course OF study is completed in two
u terms NJ nine months each
The method Of instruction Is that Of oral eZ-
aminatiuns, daily, upon the text. accompanied
by such explanations and Lectures as state Iez-
islalOu and local adjudicatiOns have made
necessary
Moot Courts viii be held weekly. IN which
the practice will conform in every essential r5--
specI to the rules, modes OF procedure A. q aI-
s1mentatiOn adopted in the following Courts
L District Court OF the United states.
2 Circuit Court OF the United Stales-
9. supreme Court or the United States
4. Circuit Count Of Mississippi
g. ChHncsry Court Of Mississippi.
q. Probate Court.
z. High Court Of Errcrs and Appeals.
The Law Library numbers not less than one
Thousand volumes.
The Law students have the privilege Of Al
tending, FREE OF CHARGE, the L eel ures and
Recitations in any OF the departments of
Science and Literature in the University.
The sessions Of the Federal Court ana of the
Hight Court Of hrr8rs and Appeal, held at Ux-
ford. give to the students Of this school ueeu-
liar advantages.
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MRS. LETTTIA MAY win open \ Select
Ifl School for Young Ladies on MONDAY,
September 2 1867, Ia the basement OF the
Christian Church ON the corner OF Linden and
Mulberry streets.
The French Department Of this school will
be under the care Of Major LAMBERT MAY,
late OF the Confederate Army, assisted by his
daughter Miss ). F. MAY, who has been two
years IN France French will be spoken eLclu-
siyelV in this Department. A liberal patronage
on the part OF the public is respectively 50
licited
The services OF the following gentlemen nave
been secured Music, PROS. Heyfert and Witz-
man German, Prof Whitman Ancient Lam
guages Prof. McFeely. iva tOcl