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PRISON HUhIALII = y
AND ELAIIRA.
RICHMOND, VA, August a.

To the Editor Of the World:
Sir. 1 have Just seen in a city paper q
paragraph credited to the World alleging
mat among the Confederate prisoners at
EImira. during the last four or i've
months OF the use Of that prison, the
deaths only amounted to few individ-
mails out Of many thousand prisoners. ]
am not able to controYert that fact, as /
left there on the Ilth OF October, 1854 /;
but if the impression desired 70 be pro-
duced is that the general mortality at
that pen was slight, I can contradict it
from the record. During portion OF
the period Of my Incarceration In the
Elmira pen it was my duty 70 receive
from the surgeons office each morning
the reports Of the deaths Of the preceding
day, aud embOdy them in an official re-
port to be signed by the commandant OF
the prison, and forwarded to the com
mandant Of the post. l entered each
morning in a diary which now lies
before me, the number Of reported deaths,
and the facts demonstrate that in as
healthy a location as there Is in New
York, with every remedial appliance IN
abundance, with no epidemic, and with
great boast Of humanity, the deaths
were relatively larger than among sthe
federal prisoners at AndeFsOgille among
q famished people, whose quastermaster
could not furnish shelter to its soldiers,
and whose surgeons were without the
| commOnest medicines for the sick, The
record shows that Andersonville, be-
| tween the lst Of February and lst of
August, 1884, out Of 36, 900 prisoners,
600, or one sixth, died, fearful rate un-
questionably. But the official report
/ of the Elmira pen shows that during the
month Of September, 1884, which was
| the first month after the quota Of that
prison was made up, out Of less than
| nine thOUsdSsd iUe hundred pyisOners,
| the deaths were THREE HUNDRED AND
! EIGHTY. SIX. In other words, the aver
| age mortality at Ahdersonyille during
/ that period was one thirty-sixty of the
| whole per month, while at Elmira it was
one ttGenty-fftb of the whole. At Ell
mira it was four per cent; at Anderson
| Vile less than three per cent.
Your informant speaks of bat nine
| deaths, believe, II have InislAid the
| paperl, during three or four months at
! Elmira. Perhaps the official record will
show more than three times more deaths
on single day o. my inearceration-Sep
| tembeT 70, 1854.
Another item which / gather from my
diary viii indicate the manner in which
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Architect and Engineer.

TNHR undersigned wOuld respectfully inform
i his friends and the public lhat he Is pre-
psred 10 devote his " hOle attention TO Design
ing Plans and experimenting Buildings with
ss much energy and attention TO his patrons
Interest as he did for the City's interest while
City Engineer. rfE =.
OFFICE-stilsman Block, Second and Madi-
son Streets Charge reasonable.
J. H. MCCLURE,
AFcAifeel and Epg glneor.
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University Of Mississippi.

EAERCISES viii be resumed on the eth SEQ
u tember next. Kew. JOHN :. WAuDEL.
D.D, chancellor, assisted By q corps OF able
Professors.
A Preparatory department. for students who
design entering tAs ETssEman Cisss next year
is provided. They must be hfteeu years Of a-s-
Latin, Greek and Mathematics alone axe
taught.
A school Of Practical Science has been or
70 taHe an eclectic course, ezclu-Ive Of the
classics
Commercial Law. Eook-keepIug and PEN
manship, VIII be taught
Eeeessa. y additions to our splendid co-lar-
ton q Astronomical. Physical and Ccemicli
Apparatus will be m4de, under the super Pc
tendency CT Or. L. c. Garland, during tine
present VAsatisn.
The Law Department. under the instruct Ia
OF Hon l. y c. Lamar, Il IN sucoassful op-ra-
ton The adyantages Of an extensive Law
Library, and tue sittinEs OF the Feleral CoufE
and the Hfgh Court OF Errurs and Appeals A.
this place, commend this deuarrm eut TO ~ouu I.
gent Iernsn who are candidates for the Bar
TERMS:
IN al the Departments lt5r annual ssss-
tOnl.4----- sd ID
Fuei, So ; deposit 70 clver damages, So. is aI
students mast make M the De lei5 when tIe
fuel lee 4 exhausted. Board a. eoInmous. SIS
per month m private families. a. Sis % - :
washing aoOut s. ard lights 81 per mouth. No
room rent Is charged, bat students viii provl-s
their own furniture.
The hesItGfaluess Of Oxford, its social redns-
meut AMI religious privileges, commend the
University 70 the country
J. II. HOWRT.
Secretary OF the B0urL
Oxford. July Is. 1851 iylB d3g5-EsW
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BONNIE BRAE, BALTIMORE Co, ND.


Priucipais-BIr and Mrs. CHAS. H. MCBI,AIEs-
Head OF Scholastic Department-Miss Dun
CAN.
Modern Langusgss-ProE LEONCE RABIL-
LON.
Vocal and Instrumental Music-Prof Z. THOR
Drawing and Paiuting-ProE D. A. WOOD
WAHO.
This fnsgitation viii be opened on MONDAY
Sepfesnhef l8th The first session OF tbs Seh0-
IaStte year closes January 3lst. The second
session Icne seth.
RONNTE BRAE is situated on an elevated
Ridge on the old Frederick road z miles froll
ths western limits Of Baltimore, and Hilh u
easV aeceSs 10 the Chtopsville PASSENGER E,lif-
I l7ay that Communicates with the city.
The number Of pupils VIII be limited 20
twenty.
Ciro1Iars giving further particulars Eazy be
| found al ] s. Waters 4 sons, Charles stress
I and Entz 4 Bashfs bookstore, Charles street.
For admission itpply o NJ. e n NeBialr,
/ tnrol1ah tie Baltimore 2, o. box tSa ana ll.,
- sa-.,,s..r.rn Il. r.,,uzf u
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the medical officer at Elmira discharged
his functions. The hospitals began to be
filled in the latter part OF August with
obstinate cases Of scurvy. Men became
covered with fearful sores, many lost
their teeth, and many others became
cripples, and win die cripples from that
cause. The commandant of the post or
dered report to be made of all the scor-
butte cases in prison, grave and trihtng,
and on the morning OF Sunday, Septem-
Der llth, the lists were added up, when
It was found that of $500 prisoners exam
ined, eighteen hundred and seUenty were
tainted with scurvy.
The federal government, as one OF It's
measures Of reconstruction, IS officially
and extensively engaged in traducing
the southern people, and the facility with
which 1t procures all necessary evidence,
whether the object be TO hang or to ca
lumniate, warrants the belief that We
shall have a couple Of volumes year for
the rest of the century, demonstrating
the barbarity of the rebels. Against 30
admirable a system for manufacturing
evidence it is of course idle to oppose the
feeble efforts of individuals, but l regard
the duty none the less binding on such OK
Us as know the truth to declare it; and
hope that throughout the southern states
intelligent and credible men are now
putting into authentic form the evidences
Of federal outrages, the exploits Of the
Shermans and Sheridsns, and Milroys
and Buffers, one day 70 be published by
general subscription Of our people, that
the world may Judge between Us and the
spoon thieves, the furniture thieves, the
bern burners, the bummers, and the
brutes who too often wore the Uniform OF
the federal army. A. NJ. K.
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EDUCATIONAL.
LsELEOT sOHoot.

HTIss VICTORIA ID. BOWERS, recently en-
M gased in teaching with Prof ,. ID. stewart
viii open her school assisted " neg slsters
siissAf. ". BOWERS, on
Monday, the I'd of September.
At 40 I0s Monroe street, between Third and
Fourth streets.
The services Of ths following Esntlefnen are
engaged Prof Auzusts Nilleheuliu, FreIlch
and spanish Prof George =. M@Seely, La n :
Prof jacob Miuar, Music. auIl =
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EUkEKA Council. No. g. Meets 81 Monday Of
each month-Odd-Fellow Hall. John Zent,
tn. H.; \. J. Wiggiu, Rec.
TEWpI ans.
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.

CYRESE CCr1mRndery, No. T. Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. John Zent, Com; n. J.
WlEglu, Rec.
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HOTELS.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSK,
Near Chattanooga, Tenn.

THERE'S no more pleasant spot for a sum
/ Tuer residence than the summit Of Lookout
Mountain The scenery is most beautiful and
affords great delig ght 10 the lovers Of nature.
Looking % the North and East, from the
MOUSrAIN HuU,E, a varied lendscspe is seen.
To the LEFT flows the placid Tennessee, winding
iu and out among Lueh hills, tlll faT away IA the
distance It's waters seem 10 blend with the
clouds. Wooded hills and rich valleys, with
waving fields Of corn and grain, extend - far
a. the eve can reach IN the horizon, where the
faint outlines OF the Great Smoky Mountains
are seen traced upon the SKY,
10 has all the telegraph aud mail facilities
being uur an hOur's ride from chattanooga.
and is a Fret Glass Hotel.
Here in the peaceful days before the war, the
beauty and intelligence o. the nth came
every Summer 10 breathe The pure mountain
air. and DO viii soon again DE- the fzv0It sum
meT resort OF all who, Tired OF the uust aud
heat Of crowded ciEss, desire relax -tiOn OF
mind ana iuVigOraiuu OF body, amid The finest
scenery iu Tie cOuutry.
COOPER q L.A hifa-. FTHDF TFfnrg
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DY advice OF friends have concluded to add
d tony division Of classes a Preparatory De-
partment a. SIX Eouars per month. also tax
this occasion 70 remark In Orier tocorrsct erro-
neOus impression il rs gard 70 my prices, that
tire Acacsufic Deuartulent OF my school takes
young ladies' through the Mathematical books
usually tangh Ia female schools with a cores
bonding advancement in other branches OF
EduesFiOif, the Collegiate Department being
designed To ODER to papils An opportunity % a
higher and more thorough degree Of scholar
ship lECIIIA MAY
-
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SEWING MACHINES.
Why the GrOver q Baker MacAiss
Is RPsf ....s- .

- -DSoAasz .... H 3. b. f. .W
I. 1t Is mere simple, durable, and less liable
to arrangement than others .rIr Cd. -E HraT
.. IL sews rom ordinary spOOls, and no re-
winding of thread Is Necessary.
3. II seWs with equal facility all fabrics, the
mOst delicate and the heaviest, and with all
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton Ornnen. H- b. Z
4. Its seam rs so strong and elastic that II
never breaks, even on the bias a' li-f
8. II festens both eAds of The seam BY its eHn
Z B. Its seam, though cut at every sixth stitch,
remains trm, and neitherrun or ravels in wear.
7. Its seam is more plump and beautiful, and
retains its plumpnesS and beauty after wash
ing bsttsr than any other. 81 a % ~ Cd
5. It's seam can be removed in altering gar
ments, after proper lnstructiOus without pick
ing OF cutting them. u @ @ "A IA a " ~
Watching and varying the tensions upon
the threads Necessary in other machines Is m
Necessary in this lhe tension being oaee ad-
iusted on the Grover and Baker Machine, any
srpount Of sewing may be done without change
10. IL makes beantifH Embroidery witho0i
any change OF arrangement simply by insert
ing threads OF suitable sizes and eOloFs for this
purpose. 1t sthe only machine that both em.
broiders and seWs perfectly .5rTL 1. =
I 80 Send for Circular. .5sa .1 7a7 lf 11 .-
GROVER l. BAKERS S. n. co.,
jy1S 800 Main Street. UR Stairs
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PESS Chapter. No T. Meets d Monday OF each
month -edd-Fell0ws' GEn JOhu Gent, N L
II. p; b. III Levy, Ssc'y.
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10 Contractors.

fI'HE undersigned. Commissioners appointed
Il bT the county yOuFt OF Crittendeu county,
Ark snsas, W III receive sealed proposals until
the alEt day OF August, 1857, fOr The erection
of
Fire Proof Clerks Office.
IN the town OF MufiOn. Plans and specincs-
tons can be seen al the Clerk ONCE in Marion
The ught.tO reject all bids Is reserved,
J r. kARI
WM. VANCE d..
3. c. BROWN
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Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
w IIs Ai6eHGT4e County, Va.
SECOND SESSION lssz.s.

oLC OlND . S.flSC1OEN 45Cfr---
AVIS school Is located one and a-half miles
i nom Greenwood Depot On the Virginia
CeaCraI Ra lrOad and fifteen miles west OF
Charlottesville and the University o. Virginia
The location IS well known as Or. Gessuer har-
ris0n, Kew. " N. Dinwfdclie, and Prof Edward b
Smith formerly conducted schools atthis place
Previously IT was a popular sumner resort,
conducted By John 5. Cooke. Esq Being stu
! sted in one Of the most beautiful portions Of
/ Albsmarls county In the midst OF a refined
and inteEigeuL cOulCnuuity ,rsnlDte fEOua places
l or dissipation, and con venient 70 Churches and
/ sabbath schools OF the iezidtng cenornlna-
/ tons, IL Possesses rare sdvan tag5s iOr Boys
| school
and comprehensive IN Ancient and Modern
Ian guages, Mathematics and ths English
Branches, snd also TO embrace the elements OF
Natural and Moral sciences and History.
The Principal WIS educated as the University
OF Virginia, and has had an experience Of
grade in this Sta-e. Including Or. Gessusr Hsr-
FtsOn's school, Bloomfield Academy. IivDch-
burg Female seminary, and hon. r. M. T.
Hunter's private school
Ths Associate PnncipsI was also educated al
the University Of virginia ana has had an
perience OF eight years in teaching ia the
Southern States-iOrmsrly in E.dZsEJrth Fs-
male Seminary. North CsrUlina, more recently
in sherman, Texas,
The following recCmne nendatiOn or our school
by Professors Of ne University Of Virginia,
is respectfully submitted
UNIVERSITY OF V IRGTNTA. A pril :, 1867
In view OF our personal acquaintance with
Messrs. H. y. E. and A. J. " 0od, we do not
hesitate cordially 70 recommend tlHir school
70 the confidence and patrCnazs OF the public
8. Mauplu, n. SchslR De We're.
Wm- H MeGufey, J. 5 Davis,
Francis II. Smith, J. B. Minor,
j. L Cabeu, B. l.. Dildsrslesve,
Z. s. Nenabls, VIZ. X. Peters.
II r. Il VI s.
For board and tuition, including fuel, wash
ing and lights Tor the session or ten months
two hundrsd and seveuty-fivs tS275J dollars IN
currency. Payments Ou5-half in advance. bal
anre on the Ist Of February.
The sessions commence 81 The lst Of Sepiem-
Der and close on the 9TH Of Jane. Pupils will
be received at any time during the session,
with a pro rata deduction in charges. Boys
from distance will be allowed to remain dur
ing vacaIion as bOarders in the family OF the
Principal.
Arrangements are made for couveyau ce from
the Depot tGreenw0Od) to the school irumedI-
ately q pOu srffVat
e. Only two boys In q room.
p. O-GreeuwOod Depot. AlbemsrIe county,
Virginia ie5 II
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One square one insertion
- each additional iugartioF
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Kentueky MiIitarI InsliIuIe.

TOL. 3. T. p. ALLEN. superintendent. As
I sisted BY an able faculty. The course o.
study is thL USUALLY taught IN the best colleges,
with special attention 70 MatheuIlEcs all n AZ
~ rClences The academic vcEr begins on
she lst Monday in September. lthis year sep
tember 2, continuing without lntarulsslou
foity iel weeks
7 80 Charge r0r Tuition and Boarding. InclUd-
ing Lights. Fuel and Washing currency. three
hundred and my dollars $50 per academic
year-One-balf payable tn ADVANCE, and the re-
maindsr a. the expiration OF twenty iZl1 weeks.
HsJ- Address the Superintendent G. at tarLllaie o
p o.. iran kim county. Ey. ie30fti EraW2In
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MEMPHIS PEMALE SEMINARY

Incorporated December. 1S6G-i
,rFtHE Second Session Of this Institution VIII
II open oIi MONDAY, September 2, isgT.
.-a- FACULTIs ... rr..
Mrs. ANNIE ID. HALE, Principal; Miss n. y.
hCkAIE, Assistant ArTOE SIffDE, PrUfe-sur
Of MuslG II. NILLEtIEL-LIg, professor Hodern
Languages q. +. MCFEELT. A B., Professor
Ancient Isnguagess : ". J. BUE-r0s. Professor
Drawing and Painting
For Clreulars apply AZ Young q Bros, or at
the Seminary. -. Or. JOHN h. ALa4ElS,
President Board Of Trustees.
J. c TERRr. Secretary. auGInl
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FamIlY SehOOl fOr YOang Ladles.

No q Liberty street, northeast corner Of Lex
ingtOn or Barnum's hotel.
au7 lw ar Ztaw tsel5
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MENPHIS APPEAL
PKICE OF sUBsCRIPTTON.

Daily (n sdvance) per annum :ss: 81
THtt - " per week
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MondaV. SeDtember Z
Fashionable Dancing Academy

MADAME LbISE, Of New Orleans would
W most espectfu lly announce to the cIrIzeus
OF memphis HAT she viii open her classes fur
the above graceful accom- pLishmeur on the
Third TUESDAY in september al the JeE
1ensQn Block second street, where she trusts
BY strict attention 10 the advancement OF her
pupils who may be i1Lrastsd 20 her charge. 10
merit a share Of the public pstr0uage. Mad
L., having taught IN most Of The principal
cities Of the South and Southwest, h0pes q
meet here WITH the same uubCunfsd success
which has hitherto marEed her course OF in
struction elsewhere bzys and hours o Uuitl0n
for Children, Tussdays and Saturdays. from
half past o'clock tHl dark for Ladies. from
10 an tiu y; Tor Gentlemen. I-om tn 4
pm, an the same day. References uUeLcep-
tiOnable, for which. and othsr particulars
please see circulars, Whlca will be found 1t Lus
principal book and music stores Terms mod
crate Calisthenles aud Lancilg taughJ IA pri
given twice a month. auzU
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To carriers snd neWs-dealers, per oopy
Weekly per annum (in advanoe) :: S
Hzs- NOsubscripuon entered en our mail boo
for = less time than one month.
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MRS. EMILY E. PERKINS
NOFTIKGHAM ACADEMY.
u,HE net lsIshthy session of thia school win
i i OF SSfn SoSday y nd in september Next.

-anA close about tha last Of June, 1855. The
5Sriucfpai viii be assisted by a graduate of
me UniVersity Of Virginia. For further fnfor-
n1aIion as to terms, ETC., address the Pm ncpal,
SomerYiJe, Tenn. The Principal would refer
70 ths gentlemen whose named are sppensed
: n. B.-Cfhase whose names are marked By
asterisk, are, OF have been patrons OF the
- ! Principal.
sMrEM Apperson. Nesnph 5 eMr L FrisT-
son. Colurnbis, Tenn; eIlr 7 RsskerVilles Fay
ette county eCol r Mqsby, FsEette county
sCol sam Tate. Mstnphis M kroudnt,
Memphis; s1lr Thos II Asien, Memphis; $Mr
Ias Smiser, Columbia Tenn; Alr b Il GuiOn,
MeaaphIs; sNr L II stewart, Memphisi 'Alr J
/, pafliau1. Somerville Prof Pettus, Ma
.s9I1 Tenn -eHOn ] i Jones, Helena, Ark
,sFi1es sba parCl, hsq, Upton county, "Coi 4
T.acev Menphis. sMT 8 III HorDor, Helena,
Al Zen Jossph Williams, Memphis, SCof N
n IelI. Pine Biufi, Ark; Rev " Cslohnson
Ran ? Christian Advocate. Memphis; HGen
~ Willianoson. r1femphts Mr. " 3 niler,
Nssy,, 1lisy Mr Law S Marye, Mem pbiss Capt X
~ Williamson, Mempbis; sMr W Il Martin
6ort Gibson, Mss chancellor W Harris
ma Rev 4 q Rivers, SomerviIie; SMI
= N Scott, Sonlervilie Prof K y Boyd Sonar.
viIle Faculty University OF Virginia Prof
y 7 fsvnss, Washington College; Gen F h
smith, Virginia Military institute.
Jnly N, ise{ Az
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Ha's sa !
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SHELBY FEMALE INSTITUTE,
RALEIGH HIGH SCHOOL.
Nashville. Tennessee.

-tyNEE undersigned VIII open school for pu-
il pills, Of both sexes, in the Courthouse, at
Raleiah. Shelby county, Tenn, on the
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OF that gallant band Of forty-tive Of
the sons of our brave old state, no one
moved step, but proudly they held up
their heads and proclaimed by silence
more eloquent than words, their love Of
honor and their country. After brand
ing US as "rebels, We were reconducted
10 cur comrades for another night OF
horror.
shall endeavor in my next paper to
recount the incidents between Chatte-
nooga and Rock Island, and enter IN full
on q recountal Of our prison existence.
Z. P. j., Ist Ky. Cavalry, c. 5. A.
,,,rs,,,y .ToRTAITTY- -ANDERsONVILIE
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The Franklin Job Printing House
The Franklin JOB Printing House

has always on hand large and elegant
assortment Of Printers stationery
suapted % EusIuvss Cards, Bill Heads
NIICulaTa, Letter Heads, Envelopes BlllE
al Lading, bray Tickets, bank Cheeks
Notes, Drafts and every description OF
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Baltimore, Maryland.

Kew rrFo,S ss e BOND, MD, President
q q "A ROsERrs ND Emeritus Professor OF
Obstetrics and Diseases Of omen ana
Children.
A j FOARD, ID D-s frOAsseld o. Ieeezl pLlFG and
I 1 = f,9GAN. Md, Professor OF the PrincinIs3
and Practice OF Medicine.
Z FARvEY L BYRD, MD, Professor Of Obstetrics.
MARTrN p Scott ND, Professor OF ths Dis
easss OF Women and Children.
EDWARD " WARREN, MD Professor Of the Prin-
efples and Practice OF surgery.
join MoNlfoStER, ND, Professor Of Physi-
Ology and General Pathology.
] ] MOoEMArS, D. Professor Of Medical JU-
risprudence and Hygiene.
JOsEPH Il CLAGErT, N. D., Professor OF Materia
Medica aud Therapeutics
CLlAKENCE MORFIr. MD, Professor Ok Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
JOHN n AoSAoSIER, Nd, DemODstrator OF
The next Session Of this Iustitutisu viii
commence on the
First Day Of October Next,
And continue i've months
One student from each Congressional Dis
trict oftne late SlavehOlding states viii De adj
nnftJad TO all the privilege Of the University
upon the payment or yHIRTI- FIVE DOL
I LA Rs for each session OF Attendance, wounded
aud disabled soldiers having precsdeuce In this
regard over all other applicants.
Daily Clinics viii be helS f. the cOfegs build
ing at which students vii receive The NEST
thorough practical INSTRUCTION.
Material for DlsSecting Rooms viii be sur-
piled in abundances and every facility arurJiet
4 Students fer anatomical studies.
FEES Matrieulation. IS; Dissectiug. so
Professors, Si20; Sradustion, SD; Bened-
Fof further information, apply 70, or address,
A. J. FOARD, M-D-- DEAN,
| No. u Liberty street, northeast corner OF Lex
ingtOn, or BarnuR's Hotel
au7 iw ar Itaw tsel5
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,ObLEGE Of FHE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS


WE shan orzanize the Forms ia this Aead-
eny for the ensuing scholastic year on
Monday. September ed. 1867
win a fun corps OF assistants in all depart
ments.
prof prTON sHIDE Music; Prof AUCUSrE
V1rTrEUIIg French and spanish Prof. efEo
MCFEFI,Y. Latin, Greek and tferman.
nj. A. Il. MORGAN, Principal
~ Professor McFeely VIII have supervision
Of the BOYS several hours each day. au7 Sw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-03
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MRS IiETTTIA MAY viii upen Select
vi School for Young Ladies on MOND 9H,
September ?, 1851, in 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 Con rederata Army, assisted BY his
daughter, Miss ,, +. MAY, who has been two
years la FRANCE. Ersnrn will be spoken eXciu-
sivelv in this department. A liberal patronage
on the part 81 the public Is respectively 30
hcited.
7 The services Of the following gentlemen nave
been secured Music. PrOfs- Ssyfsrt and WITT
man German, Prof WItzmnn Ancient Lam
guages, Prof. dcFeely. jy24 tool