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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-10

.. GEO. MEEDEL, President.
DREcroRx- Laushlln, A. ]. Panneli
John Mcclure, IT,, Alex. RogGrS, Morgan l.
OIL, James PAUL, Alex. ]. Cecil, James Reed
ocl7-ly A. A.C.QuARRIER, Treasurer,
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nsiFedltary i.opEsviiy.

The following Interesting extract Is
from Or. Smiths Prize Essay on Life
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-05

A candidate for the honors Of Masonry
presents his petition. The committee,
~ the end Of the month, instead of max.
ing their report, ask 10 have their time
extended for six months. At the end Of
that time, the candidate not conducting
himself as becomes n man aspiring &c
such hOnors, q motion is made to have
the petition withdrawn. New, is that
Masonic? After q petition is once pre-
sented, can 1t be Withdrawn, the com
mittee never reporting either favorable
or unfavOrable?
J No time can regularly be given a CON-
mittee extending beyond the next stated
meeting. II unprepared to report. they
may ask further time "until the next
stated meeting" and this may be re-
peated as frequsntly As the Lodge deems
il proper to grant the extension.
As 10 Withdrawing a petition, different
Grand Lodges have different rules. In
Kentucky il may bewithdrawn by Unan-
imous vote. We are not aware Of the
pie We are clearly Of opinion it ought
not 10 be Withdrawn.
We have never been able to see WHY a
profnne may not withdraw his petition
FOR initiation, at any time before the
Anal ballot. Suppose he Is, and is known
to be, every way worthy, and is so re.
ported by the committee but his friends
discover that some unworthy Brother
intends to black ball them. Must they
allow their friend to be mortified by sueh
g rejeetion2 What right has the Lodge
to ballot, when the party says, g with.
draw my application, do not desire mi.
tiatioD. and will not receive il, il
elected 90 And suppose they should
nevertheless elect him. What then?
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Davis, commanding the South American
| squadron, at that place. l-
The members Of the Masonic order last
night gave a grand dinner at Gravesend
to the officers Of FarTagubs flag ship, the
Franklin, now lying of this port.
LISBON, october S.-rhe United States
frigate Minnesota, commander Alden,
has arrived. -
LONDON, October 3, midnight. The
Turkish government has made an apOl-
Ogy to the American ambassador st Con-
stantinople for the insult offered 20 one OF
the messengers attached TO the United
States consulate.
The emperor Of Russia has demanded
Of the sublime porte the cessiOn Of the
island OF Gambia - Greece.
VIENNA, October g. - The Roman
Catholic bishops Of the Austrian empire
have met In congress and declared their
opposition to any change in the concord
now existing between Rome and Austria.
LONDON, October 8, p.m.-It was re-
ported n policeman had been shot and
killed In ROehdale by some Fenlans. A
policeman was attacked and nearly
killed in this city by gang Of Irishmen
last night. These events, IN connection
with recent occurrences in Manchester
and Ireland, have given rise TO rumors
of new widespread Fenian conspiracy.
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The Great Southern Remedy.
WOOD NAPTHA.
Recommended by distinguished members
the Medical Profession.

THIS Medicine will be found on a fair trai
/ 70 be the most prompt and stiectaal rem.
suy for all diseases Ofthe CH Eat and THROAT
the greatest care having been taken "a ia
prepa. .aIion. being compounded on the most
scientific principles. In its composition is EN-
braced a combination OF the most vsiuabla
and enective EIpeotorsnts, AnOdynes and
Sedatives, which are knows 70 possess the
highest repute with all Intelligent members ol
the Medical Profession.
Wood Naptha, as veil as the Wild Cherry
enters largely into its composition, being the
GREAT REMEDY so successfully used IN Con-
sumption BY the celebrated DT. Hastings, OF
London
81 The following eviienee II nom the Rev.
" ID. F. snWris. Presiding Elder Of the Mstho-
dist Episcopal Church, for the District Of North
Alabafnat
DH- CHARLrs Dear ST.. I take
pleasure In giving my testimony to the virtues
Of your excellent Pulmonic Balsam Of Wild
Cherry" Having used several bottles in my
family with decided advantage N sverY case.
can recommend e as the best and most pleas
ant medicine have ever seen.
". ID. F. SAWRIE
snid oy sll respectable Druggists in the city
OF Mem phis, and throughout the Southern and
Western States.
SaDtarnDer "A 1897 1aiS
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NEW YORK CARDS.
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Principal once, $40 Broadway,
NEW YORK.

- fREAT improvement IN Sewing Machines
" Empire SHUTTLE Crank Motion Sewing
Machine. % is thus rendered nOiseiess in ac-
ton. Its motion icing all positive, it Is not
Liable 70 get Oui OF order. 10 Is the best Family
hachluet Notice is called to our new and i'm
proved MauufactuTing Machine. for Tailors
and Boot aud shoe Filters. Agents wanted, 70
whom q liberal discount viii be given. No
cODsigumeuts made
se5 daw2m ENPIRE sEwrva MAcnrxE 90.
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KAVANAGH 4 DECKER'S
BILLIARD TABLES
THE most reliable Cushion used on Billiard
i Tables Is the
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

Manufactured by EAvANAGH & DECKER
ana. Patented Dec Us, Lsi5. fSee Scisptlrc
Amer1can, Vol rs. No. H.
II j. the only Cushion that POSSESSES all the
qualities essential 20 a Perfect Cushlau It e
the most elastic aud most durable Cushtsu ever
offered 10 the billiard playing purIic a. z
abundantly proven by The great demand for L
since lis introduct.on- The peculiarly which
distinguishes the Cat-Gut Cus1iou and renders
70 superior IN all Others is the Cfghtened cord OF
Cat-gut which OVerlies the face and sdEe OF tha
rubber ann running the full length OF the
Cushion, which prevents the ball from bedding
INTO the rubber End jumping from the table.
The addition OF the Cat-gut cord also add 3
much 70 the elasticity Of the Cushion.
The Cat-Gut Cushion has already Beeu ap-
piled 70 over 1000 tables. which are IN constant
use IL car he applied to tables Of any make,
for g75 Eer set.
Eavanagh s. Dscker's Factory. a. he corner
Of Centre and Canal streets, y. Y. Is the most
conf plets Of its kind in the world The ma
chinery Is Of the most i'm proved character. the
lumbe dry Ing room the largest IN the United
states the material used the best that can be
purchased, and the Workmen thoroughly
skilled.
Billiard Cloth. Balls Cues and TrimmI nEz. All
Of TIE best make, constantly on hand.
kavanagh & Decker are the only agants IN
this country for Eay's Cue Cement. adjudZsd
BY competent authorities 70 be the best Cement
ever used
Full size Tables cut down for 500
send for InJast ared Price List
kANANAGH & DECKER
Corner OF Centre ard Canal streets
SEQ tteZU New u ork a. ".
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There are two methods Of opposing a
Brothers advancement, even after the
ballot has been spread in his favor, either
of which Is effectusl, viz:
I. Rise in the Lodge and petO the
Brothers advancement. This being
done, that Lodge can never advance him
while YOU are a member Of it, without
your express consent.
> Go to the Master privately, and veto
the Brothers advancement. The Master
will theh inform the Lodge, but without
divulging your name, that further pro-
ceedings must be stopped, because a
member has objected TO them.
Where is the law found for going pri-
vately 10 the Master, and vetOing 8
Brothers advancement That a Brother
may object in open Lodge, is no doubt
true. But is it settled that be may con
eesl his reasons for oblecting, or. il be
will not state them, may not the Lodge
disregard them Is IL not enough that
one Brother shall have the power once
Of rejecting by his single vote, on secret
ballot What Old law continues the
power TO him
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MASONIC INTELLIGENCE
PROM THE LECTURES OF TIE s2D
DECREE

DEGREE.
Fire was the great Oriental symbol o.
the sanctificetion of the soul 'One
cometh after me, said John the Essenian
Preacher, who shall baptize you with
the spirit and with fire > and this fire Il
represented by the infiamed OF blazing
heart on the Trscing-bOard Of this de-
gree. Originally a symbol only, like
baptism by water, incense and sacrifices,
it, like them, was soon mistaken for the
efficacious reality, and instead OF passing
their children through the flame, sym
bOlicslly to purify them for the service
Of Mslek, King of the Gods, the Pheni-
clans, Canaanites and Hebrews burned
them In the fire, to crafty and spppesse
that imaginary Deity; and those who
denounced this horrible practice, were Of
course deemed guilty of heresy and BIAS
phemy.
To warning against the enemies OF hu-
mRnity, men often are defiled almost
uneonseiously, becoming fanatical against
Fanaticism, iutolerant prosecutors OF
those In error, and despOts 10 overthrow
despOtism. Such is ever the tendency of
human nature. Revolutions against Ty-
rants produce liberstOrs, who in their
turn become Dictators and EmperOrs.
Reformers, above all men, are intOlerent
Of schisms; liberal opinions want only to
be strong enough before they persecute !;
and even Atheism itself so hates Super
stitiOn as TO hate those whom Superstition
holds in intellectual bondage.
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MASONIC COLLEGE,,
Macon, FaJelte County, Tean,

CITUATED thirty miles from BIemph -.s-gsr,
- miles north OF Lafay ette Depot, 81 q ). R. Il
FACULTY.
@. W. JOHNsroN. A b. President aud p-7f--s,r
or Aucient Languages -.-
OTWAy B. NOCSG, A-B- PrOfsep0r on Maize
MATES:
COLIN MCKENgEY, An, professor OF Mental
and Moral Science aud English Literature.
This Institution was reOpeued October. I.a5.
aud has reached q state Of permsnenL en-
cheney. Next Annual session gil e. ore 81
July -, lsa1, aud VIII consist OF Two Ierius-aJ
weeks each.
C1A 81 Ess-E,n glish and Mathematics. 81.
- and 50 Per Term. Each LangraEe s. svrrf
per Term Cenripgent fee 81 50 per Tern
Excellent board, including room. f1eL wash
ing and hght. SO per month
Al necessary apparatus will be supplied.
convey ance from lafayette station 20 Ma
con. "a wednesday and SATURDAYS
e the Trustees, have deteru- ned 70 nal --s
tnls a nFsl class Academic InstitutiOa-
0f our faculty..
ID The elevated tone Of our community
3D. The healthfui locally. removed froIu the
eofruptl tndueuces and vices OF city life
tla- FAVoraoIe prices viii enable Us TO
achieve this success.
PRESIDENT Board---.-..... IT q. T.. HUNTER
secretary ". ALEXANDER
aui4
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Fashionable Dancing Academy.

MADAME LFISE, Of Nsw orleans. .4ouIs
W most respectfully aun0unCs to Gh-efsfrz-s
Of Memphis that she viii o0en her clssse= foe
the above graceful sccOmp mpIishuusuL on the
THIRD TUESDAY in September AZ rba Ia~-
Ierson Block second street, where she trusts
" stri-t attention 70 the Advancement Of he-
pupl Who may Be intrusted 10 her charge. %
merit share Of The public patrnnaze. sad.
l., having taught IN most Or the priucfnar
clues o. the south and Southwest. h0pes Do
meet mere vita the same uubouncst sacc=-z
which has hitherto marked her courvs OF iu-
struction etssWhere. Days and hours Of Ia or
iOr Chudreus Tuesdays and Saturdays, frlu
10 an. til lZi for Gentlemen, nom 8 tIu ~
IN, all the zane day. Reference uuerear-
tionanLar 1or Whicn, ana CfheF partirulla5
pieess see circulars, which VIII he fsuzif al ~ 4
prin ipal book and music stores. Terms rl.5.s-
crate Calistheuics aud Dalcing taught In Brl-
yate famiiies and schools, II desired. s0irs-s
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Our Latest Improved
NEW SCALE PIAN0-F 0RFE.
GROVESTEEE & CO.,
499 BrOddtOGY. ". y.

THESE Instruments, after the most dattering
i testimonials from the INST PianistE IN the
country who. Al our solicitation, have tested
them in the seyereat manner posgi5le, have been
pronounced TIRE FINEST SQUARE PIANO
FDRTF MADE IN THE WORLD.
IL has always heen Our policy during the
hirgV-six years that we have Inanutac ured
Pianos guelte thousand Of which are now In use
IL tha United states and Europe, 10 give the
dnegt instrument az he lowest cOst. Our Eupe-
rfor facilities enable Us % offer them from one
70 three hundred dollars less than any other
First llasE House.
The ne Of these Instruments are remark able
for their peculiar Sweetness and Great Bril-
hancy, never losing their quality when f0i ced
10 their utmost capacity. The lower register
retaining Sta postivehess does not destroy the
middle and npper registers by ming ing with
them In dissgreeable confusion, the refined
beauty Of tone being eQua ~ delightful 70 the
IN praetioed and 10 the NEST cultivated ear.
They are an entirely new style Of Plane, In
ished In the nost superb manner, lgfth fO1g Jall
rsuad oorpleGs ro3it dnd back heavily car ed legs
and lyre -srpentine Base richly moulded. and
each instrument - fully warranted Tor nve
years sep5 d&wly
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Sher6f's Sale,

n. G. Moylan Vs. ]. Levy 8 CO,
HINDER and by virtue Of an interlocutory
decree Of the Chancery Court OF Mem phiE,
rendered July s Is n the above entitled
cause, viii en- the 4th day Of October. A. d
1857, at the front door OF the courthouse 81
Memphis. between the hours or 10 o'clock n
est and best bidder, for casa, the StoreroOms
nos 2s and 2& second street, Ia Memphis and
county Of shelby and STATE Of Tennessee, the
sane being sold b satisfy decroa IL tie said
court In favor OF said n. c. Moylsn and against
sald ] Levy 4 Co. Z. n. WINTERS shsFiT
~ IAAans 3. swan d s ser td
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FAssmAN's IRON TIES
FOR
BALES.

V1HE undersigned have made extensive ar
L rungements 10 supply the demand for these
Ties the present season.
BUTTON ILE, so extensively used heretofore,
they now offsr his ALLIGATJR r Tlt, with
teeth 30 arranEeC to Il Ssntiy clamp the
hoop whef The pressure - removed fIOm the
bale ana hold % without slipping.
Great pans hsve been taken % sccure the
best quality OF iron.
These Ties are so simple In their arrange
nleut that they can be applied by any one, 20
bales Of any size, with the same facility and
e. peditiOl as rope. in strength, security and
facility Of Application, they will compare IA
vsrabIy vi. any yet introduced.
The adva1raEes Of Iron Ties are now Eensr-
ally recugul zed; but 70 j. ueemso nst out OF
plsce 20 ca the attention si those luterested
10 the very emphatic recon EIcudatlou Of un-
derwriters, steamboat Captains. and Owners
ard gents OF SEA steamer ana SAILING Yes
So reeeatlg published In the newspapers in
New Orleans
CHAMBERS & LAPTIEG..
ee21 No. 81 Carnnde,et sire et, y. o.
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VIRGIL V. HOoRE. EnFIG WHITFIELD
MOORE, WHITFIELD 4 CO.
Successors Moore, whitfield a RaynerJ
COTTON FACTORS
AND
General Commission Merchants,
No. Howard's Row,
MEMPHIS. FENYESsER

IXyE are prepared 10 make liberal cash sd-
w vances on all cOnsignmepts also, to fur
nish Bagging. Rope or Ties, 70 parties who will
ship US their Cotton. We are agents for
LEBANON WOOLEN MILLS, Lebanon Tenn.
PREMIUM CtTT. N GIN. manufactured BY
W. @. ClemunOns, Brown 4 Co.
SORGHUM OR CAHE MILLS least iron), man
ufactured at GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The Cslebrated UNION WASHING MACHINE
AND WRINGER.
r. GRAY'S STAR CAPE LIME. auS0 dRw
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ELLIPTIC
LOck-Stiteh Sewing Machines
Their Pre- Erai neut Superiority Vindieaisd by
the Decisions OF the Highest
Authorities.
Gold Medal, Fair Marl land Institute, 1885

A LII the highest premiums at the Aarylant
n Institute, New York and Pennsylyauis
state Fairs In 1866, given on Sewing Msehfnes
except one given for heavy leather WORK al ths
New York Fair, after s severe and i'm partial
test. were awarded TO the Elliptic Machine
namely, rs
Best Family Sewing Machine
Best DouDle-Thread MaehinR,s and for the
Best Samples of Sewing Machine Work
Machines (which are warranted for two years
forwarded 10 any part OF the world, with
printed instructions (which viii enable any
one TO operate them without the 3 ightest dim
cultyl for use on receipt OF the price in current
funds or by draft; OF they may be sent pay,
nnent to be collected on delivery. ON receipt o
satisfaetoFy assurance that tt viii then be
made; and al orders nom distance viii bt
faithfully filled - II personal visit and selec,
ton had been made.
Agents wanted. For circuiars, with samples
ELLIPTIC 8. N CO..
54s Broadway, Ny.
ID. 8. COVERT, Gen. Sup't, se5 davsw
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YsIION FeTer and small Po1.

NEW YORK June. 1851.
We, the undersigned Shipping Merchants OF
me city or 1eH York, from the OFT repeated
tesInOny OF many different Sea Captains.
IN Uhom we have Implicit con ddeucs.
ana isellng lt duty which We owe our feilOW-
men, hereby Dear witness Of the great con q
uenee Ws tsei in ha trl1lv marvalIaus curative
powers OF Major J. 7. LANES INDIAN REM
EDf for the cure and prsVention OF snail Frlr
LelloW feVers etc. and we cbssrfuly add our
signatures hoping It's wonderful merits and
great blessings may be made known 10 IN
world: Brett sons a Co, IS south sfreef. C1r-
lis q Ward, 43 south street p. r. De Volt 4 o.
lt5 Broad street. Hene7 & son. . Coeuties IN
sim psOu & shaw, 2 COenuez Slip. VIM a
Moore, % South street.; Jas- 7. Tapscotf. IS
South street; Geo. l. Tapscott, Of Ia pscott Bro
81 south street. Robert Hawke s. south street
and many Otheus-
Thts hzmeJy mas never been known % fau.
Price per package, s. Forwarded free 10 aay
point in the United states- Address
J. T. -sAN q CO.
81 az IHL Ernaalr Ma.-- Enrr
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HKM ~

Hour 0'cl Trt tt0ff Wan Heasureth time
BY things tnst fal away and die,
By sickled d .ds OF autumn prime,
summers last bloom or winters sky,
The true heart never can grow old,
It's eve is bright when youth has hed,
It's ear is never duh or cold,
It's fps can speak, though speech be dead.
BY prayer, by aims, by written page.
BY suW ing words of holy trust
Il Quickeueth love from age 10 sze.
And iiVeth when the flesh Is dust.
so count thou not thine age by tears,
or hours OF fortunes fleeing day,
nor count how old thou art la years
or waste and folly ana decay.
But keeping stilI thy steadfast eve
ON God nom W ON thy life proceeds,
Notch thou lis seasons on the soul,
And tell its calendar hv deeds
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WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS REPoRTs.I
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A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE

tsYRFNE Ccrumandery, No. G. Meets 4th Mon
WlEgin, Rec.
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HEa FALL MILLIkERY.
MRS. N. c. HUNTER'S
Southern Emporium OF Fashion,
26e Ia Main Street,
Opposite Court Square.
Opposite Court Square.

THE ladies viii End all the latest aovsltfs= Or
il the season, millinery and faucy goods or al
kinds Dresses made and trimmed 10 lars-r
styles aE shortest uotice- GlOlks, sacQuas and
childreus dresses made to order tlrler-
sacques q nd Wrappiugs, ready made, for sale
Due notice VII Be given Of the opening faF
sells
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PErysy Chapter. No T. Meets n Monday OF earl
Fellows Hail JOhu Leht, NJ, +
LIZ. a.
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Wants from Mississippi.

A SITUATION IN 4 Wholesale Ciroeery store
"A preferred. by man Of steady Moral Char
aeter He has had some eXperienes IN
Bookkeeping His acquaintance extends TO
ChickssaW, Okhobshat Lowndes, Monroe
ton given as 10 character, qualification, etc.
For the present address D, Box go, Corinth.
- .
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HERHEs Lodge sT Perfection, 18th; No. L
Slated Communication ID Wednesday nl CHI
or each month. Henry P. Woodland, SD, G.
NJ; Charles NJ Carroll, 18th, Sec.
MrTHRAs LOdye Of PerfectiOn, 18th; No.
Meets s'h wednesday OF each month. George
Mellersh, ed, c.. a., A. Z. Farmland, sd
Sec.
CAsIPHIA Council OF Pr inces Of jerusalem, 10th.
NO I. Benz. X. Pulen, sd, Tarsh.'.; -
- Sec.
CALVARY CHAPTEK OF Rose CroiK, 18th, No. 1
Charles W. Adams, 82l, N. W. y. I. Tom
uu-uu. }21, Sec.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssETs Council of k-h, S1th.
No I. Henry 2. Woodard, SD, Comm.
william 7. CIroie. ShI, Rec.
CoEsIsTuRT OF WEST IEsyS EzssEE, 33d. john
Ainsue. SD, Comm. IL Chlsfi Dodge q
Trader, ed, Reg.
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COURSE or STUDY.

Af-9A oE%ooAD2e4 ~ AA1h- LA<a1lo-o months.
Walkers American Law, Kents Comment
rtes, Bishop on Criminal Law, Carutherg Hf--
tory of a Law SUit, stephens Pisadingz.
SECOND SESSION OF JUNIOR CLASS
months
Farsona on Contracts. Parsons on Notes and
Bills, sreenleaf on Evidence.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adam 3 Equity Jurisprudence. Adam = Eauffv
Fle-IlIst hedueld Oh Wills, Eftiard on Hort
| sAges' Farsons on Partnsrshfps.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR Glass.
Washburn on Real Property, TayIoror Land
I loTn alsi leztants Angel a AEaes on CrFDors-
I tons, -.pyya conflict OF Laws prrzr1s ors
Mariti -aW, Conktn's Q = T'-eafigs
E=.lt Ions and examinations each ,fqv az 4
otcloeZ- Moot Couuc once ezeu EeaF aFsd a -
| pellste Court once each month. presided over
I by tns PrOtassOrs al together.
StuJerts permitted % en-a- any f-fsss t,-rt -,
Diploma given except 70 those going throuzh
whole course.
Ierms - per Session, payable IN adr4nes
Entrance Zee, s. per Seseion
All Students % AZ can attend tree Of rzssr.-a
the Lectures Of the College, lncIudiux Legfurs-.
on ElOcutlOn and explanation OF f1fIn stt.f
French tschniealffies by the President
Arrangements viii be made 70 poa-f AMI
lodge students AZ - per month. AuiiI-sfig1-
should be made early. z-.T