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The Masonic Celebration.
ANagnifcent A,Gair-Procession 3 miles
Loag-l0,00) Free Masons IN the Line
boston. Fine d.

Boston. Jsne 81.
The Masonic celebration to-day was a
magnificent success. The procession was
the most gorgeous one ever seen in Boston
1t was more than three miles long, and was
two hours in passing given point. There
were more than ten thousand Ofthe Frater
nifty in the line. comprising thirty Comman'
deries and sevcnty-five Lodges. OF course
such an affair attracted crowds, aud Boston
has never before seen so many strangers
in her streets-the number being estimat-
etfrom 60, O83 to 5000.
The morning was beautiful and the city
was alive with people hurrying to and fro
seeking the best places for a sight at the
procession. Many of the streets were fine
ly decorated with triumphal arches. flags
and streamers, while Masonic emblem;
were protusely interspersed with the dec
orationS.
The Boston Encampment of Knight:
Templar. four companies about 300 strong
proceeded to Free Masons' Hall Oh Summer
street about 8 O'Clock, and escorted tho
OH ,ers of the Grand Lodge, President
johnson, and officers ofSubordnate Lodg-
ca, and invited guests to the new Temple
where the dedicatory exercises We're per
formed. After the services were over. the
President. i'll few remarks. expressed the
gratitude he experienced at being present
on this most interesting occasion.
At II o'clock the grand procession begar
to move. 1t was an imposing sight. There
were more than fifty bands of music in it
which were completely packed with peo
pie, and proceeded to Music Hall. wher,
an address was delivered by Rev. William
s. Studley, Past Grand Chaplin of tn,
Grand Lodge of Massachusetts. After tn,
services here were over the President dne(
with the Grand Lodge in Egyptian Hall
enc Of the principal ones in the new lem
pie.
The President was respectfully received
all, on the line of the procession. though
there was no enthusiasm manifest ed to
wards him.
The Portland Commandery will return
tomorrow morning.
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HARTFORD. Conn. June o.. 1867

HARTFORD. CONN, June 25, 1867.
Already the city.is full of strangers who
have come to see the President. He is ex
pected to arrive about one o'clock on Wed.
ncsday. The LIST regiment of State Militia,
the City Guard, Putnam Phalanx, and the
Governors Foot and Horse Guards will
turn out to receive him. The Knights Tenn
plars will act as escort.
The President will be received at the
railroad station by Mayor Chapman in be-
half the city. After reviewing the troops
the procession will march to the ALLYN
House. where Governor English and the
legislative committee will receive the Pres
ident. in behalf of the State House. where
the President will visit both houses of the
General Assembly now in session. The
executive chambers have been elegantly
decorated with the national colors.
In the evening, the President will receive
the citizens at the Allyn House from eight
to ten O'Clock. He will leave here about
nine o'clock on Thursday.
II pheasant. great crowd is expected to-
morrow. Great preparations have been
made for the event.-CHARTER OAK.
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WAsUINGTON. June .

WAsHINGION, June %.
Letters received here from quite number OF
Senators and members generally express u de-
sire for u brief session of Congress. Ten days,
it is believed, will be sufficient to pass the sup
Elemental reconstruction bill. II this be all
hcred 10 the House Committees will not be APP
PORTED.
Three Senator'S who are members of the
Senate Finance Committee are away, which it
is thought will act against any attempt to legis-
late on. finances.
A Republican meeting was held at Fairfax
by quite number Of speakers-4inder the aus
pieces Of the Republican Congressional Commit
tee. 1t has been stated that the Republican
Congressional Committee have only ffftet men
travelling South. This Is n slight mistake
Thirty mer-twenty colo-etl and ten white
mcis-have already been sent into the South
ern. States TO make speeches and aid in orgau-
izing clubs. and more are to follow.-[speci;l
10 Boston Journal.
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Dear Sir-In view of the recent decision
of the Attorney-General Of the United
Statos, and the action of the Administers
ton, am requested by many of the Re
publican Senators and Representatives to
remind you Of the very great importance
of your being present in your place here
to answer to your name. when the two
Houses shall assemble. at II o'clock on
the 3D. of July next. 1t is thought essen-
tial to secure quorum, il 1t shall only re-
main in session long enough to pass some
declaratory acts Oh the subject of recon-
struetiOn. .e
Very respectfully and truly yours,
ROBERT &. SCHENCK,
Chairman of the Union Republican En-
ecutive Committee
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SINGULAR CASE. The correspondent
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following story:
Last September a young lady had sew
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2aHORs OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner'
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Special Notices.
INDECENT Orphans.

Applications. by those who have the charge OF In
digent Orphans, residents Of the Counties Of
PENOBsCOT, AROO>rOOK. tWAsIilfGTUS
and HANCOCK,
And for whom provisions have been made ny =
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mission appointed for the purpose IN ssa
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1t Is feared that brig Caroline Gulliver,
al Bangor, from New York for Savannah is lost
with sll on board. She left New York two
weeks since, md is supposed to have taken the
severe gale of Barnegut soon after leaving. A
wreck answering her description has been seen
off Barncgat.; She was owned mostly in this
city, and valued ut about S24 900. No insur-
ance. Capt. Gulliver had his wife and two
children ON board.-[Whg.
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WI hen the military bill passed Congress
the republican press in the non-reconstructed
States numbered fifteen small Journals, only
four Of which were dalies. There IRE now
tairty-sLr, of which fourteen are tlaiiies sever
nj are tri-weeklies, and the remainder publish
ed weekly. More arc eslledfar.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

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THE ARMY WORM.-In Niagara county,
Western New York, the army worm is COM
uniting dreadful ravages among the orchards.
In places, the whole population turn out To do
battle TO save their fruit and gardens. They
attack tree in such numbers us to cover the
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Town Taxes.

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town who pay $50 and over for 1867. The
rate is two per cent in the valuation.
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DIX. >. ,. FTICHES
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July Session Called for by Re.
publican Congressional Com.
mittee.

Washington, 2lst.
The following circular has been issued
Rooms of the Union Republican Ex-l
ecutive Congressional Committee,
Washington, June 2lst.
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CHRONIC DISEASES, sCROFULA, UL.
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From Washington.
Special Despatch to the Traveller.

The approaching Session Of Congress The
!Sarran T,,ial-Gen. Longstrees's Letter.
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Warren $4,000
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Button, Samuel 233 90
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Grant, Isaac NJ. 5000
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BruYHTillG, TGlHGzGG, Female Institute,

REV. JOHN WILLIAMS, A, NJ. late OF Wes-
leyan Female College, N, G., President.
John P. wendell, Professor Of Music.
THIS Instltation win begin its exercises on
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Vednesday, the ilth september Next,

The Board OF Instruction wiz be fuu and COM
DeIent Brownsville Is on the line Of the Mem
phs and Louisville railroad, sky miles north
n Nsrnphis, Its SOclefy is good, and the town
prOyerbial for is good health. Board can be
rad ID the FAMILIES Of its best citize S. The
course Of study Is a. thorough and complete as
anv institution Ia the country.
. ierfhs per sess on Of twenty weeks, pay able
srRICrL,Y one half in advance:
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University OF L0uiSiana-.-Hedical
Department.


A a CESAs, ND, Emeritus Pro fe=z9r OF lf1stst-
rlcs and Disc easss Of women and Children
JAMEa JoSzzs, NJ D., Professor 0f Ussletrirs 1-I
Diseases or Women and Children
WAREEE STOSEs ND, Proisssor OF Surrery.
p y EICHAEDz1S, MD, Professor ~ a Au.-.I-l s..
" MALLET, Pm D. Professor Or Chemistry.
SAMU4L M BENus5. y. d, professor OF The Llls-
Ory and Pracrice OF Medicine.
sTANFOHD + CHAILLE ". H. Professor Of E.117s-
iOiogy and Pathological Anatomy.
FRANK HA Wrf5oES, ND, Pro lessor pro TEN g 2
Aatera Alatcs and IAera geutlcs.
DEMONSTRATORS OF ASAToMY,
w c NIcHoLs, ND. CJRrrxvs7r. q D.
The Thirtisth Animal Course OF InstruetIou
In this Institution VII begin November IItl,
and end n the following March. PrzIrufuar1E
lectures will be given daily In the Charity Efos-
pltal, commencing October L7th. af which time
also the new ana extensive mons for Practice
Anatomy viii 5a, opened The facilities OK the
school, HERETOFORE unsurpssset. have, by tre
nberallty Of the state LagusLalgre. been areaE-7-
increased during the past season. so that l85F
every Chair Us aJtached u LE q Practical De-
partmeut in which students are taught o. 1.I-
serve for themselves the facts set forth iu tEe
y lecture roOm-
Fees for al the Lectures, $40; Mst-fculatiou,
paid but once 81 Practical Anatomy. 81.
Payment reQu irec in advance. For further Ll-
formation address PROF. 8. u. B-sff-S
ans AgEIuE Jean.
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MA6UIRE'S BENNE PLANT.

TVHIS Extraordinary N ediCaue, the fame of
1 which is spread brOgdeast throughoU, the
country, is undoubtedly superior 10 any remedy
winch Il IS intended. We have in our posses
sion testimonials furnished voluntarily py Col
Long, late Chief 1OpOEra phlcal Engineer Bu-
reau al W Washington, San- F1tz Henry Warren
Gen FleasantOn, and Cithers OF the army
Father 4. j. De Smet, he celebrated Indian
Missionary, also OficeIs OF the Navy, surgeons
Hospital Stewards, Co mmandCrs OF nearly
every steamer plying n the Mississippi and
tributary rivers, WesIeI d Hauitary ana Chris
tlan Commissions, ARM Chaolalus, and Others
too numerous u fmenL ION. Likewise highest
encuniuns OF the Press, most Of which are pub
iisheu IN our almanac, (which we shall send "a
any one request. ng itI praisin IL valuable med
icinal qualities i'm the h lghesi Terms. No othel
medicine has such recon m eudatiOus.
J. q G.. MAGUIHE,
sole Proprletors, ST. Loois.
sold by Druggists ana Medicine Dealers every
where jy2a-d&W Il
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Tr1lsf COIe.

ny virtue Of a Deed OF Trust made by Charles
ID PfauusnsIiehi and recorded iu the Regis
igrrs ofnce OF shelby county, Tennessee, in
book No. ST. part 2, page 55S aud following, !
Will on saturday, The 1stn September, 1851, In
o. Memphis, ia Memphis, Tennessee, on Second
slsarI. between Union ana Gayoso streets, be
tween the hours Of u o clacE ztn. and o'cif'ek
u.m Of said day, proceed % sen at auction, 10
tls highest bidder Tor cash iue following de-
eCribed lot or parcel of land IN the city OF
Memphis and designated on the Blat OF said
city a. part OF lot No l7l, to-Elt beglnnlpg -
tie northeast corner OF q Teton tilh suuth side
ufJefers0n street known a. George CremWell'E,
Es feet westWaruly from the Intersection OF
jefferson and Third streetqs thence east Farlly y
with the south side OF JercrsOH street nfty-
eight feet 20 It's intersection with Third street
thence southwardly with the west side OF Third
street one hundred and fOrty-eighr and a half
feet T. an alley thence westwardly with tbe
north side OF SAID alley one hundred and fCz1y-
eight feet six inches 70 the west side OF ansther
alley thence uortbWardly with tue casa side
Of said alley thiTty-siK feet 70 the south bound
ary line Of said CrouaW Ell lot; thelaoe east
Wardiy with said CrOmWells south boundary
line s1H feet 10 the southeast corner Of said
CromWells lot thence uorthWaTdIy with the
east Boundary line Of said CrOmWell's lot one
hundred and twelve ana a haf fest 70 The be-
ginning.
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perfect and ihs equity Of redemption Is waived
but ] convey as trustees only.
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AFHENAEUM,
COLUMBIA, TENN.
MRS. =. 6. SMITH, Principal,
FIRST MONDAY IN sEPTE HBERl
MAsoNIc CoLLEGE
xa.on, I.yei,s County, 7snn.,

GTUATED thirty miles froIa Memphis, seven
= miles north Of Lafay etts Depot, n & G. r r.
FACULTY
o. y. 4oH,1sro,s .A-B-- President and Pr0fsss1r
or Ancient Lanzuages
OHNAf 3. AOUHG, A-B., Professor % Nathe-
matlca.
COLTN hckrEsEY, An Professor OF Mental
and Moral Science and EuElisn Lsterature.
Ihls Institution was rsopeued Oetober- Lss1,
and mas reacned a state CT permanent en-
elency. Next Annuai session. uilI ts ones 81
July Is, ls57, and vii consist Of Two TsFils-lJ
weeks each.
CHARGES.-EDgliah and Mathsnuzt.as. s.g.
Y and - per Term. Eacu Tarzusee 81 extra
per Term lgens fee. g 81 per Term.
Excellent board, IucludlrE r0Ctl. fuel wash
ing and light, SIS per month.
All necessary apparatus VIII re supplied.
Conveyance nom Lafayette station 10 M
con. wednesday, andauru-days-
We, the Trustees, have deterui ned 10 max z
this q nTst ciass AczldeFr % fnsrltEt0a-
Is. II be scholarship. experience and success
OF our faculty.
ID. The elevated tone o. or commuuify.
30. The healthful locall q. removed fr1rll .hs
eorrupttng lnriusnces and wees o. ellv lie.
ith, FavOza7is prices VII enable Us to
achieve this success.
President Boara.--...----Dr q. T. HUETEE.
Secretary OnN W. ALEEAEDEE
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Law school
or The
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY=
JOHN y. WADDEL., DID, Chancellor.
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Law school

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The method Of instruction is that Of oral eT-
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by such explanations and lectGres as state Ia.--
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Moot Courts VIII be held weekly. ia which
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s. Probate Court.
Z High Court Of E,rrcrs and Appea'2
The Law Library numbers not Ilss than one
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Tae Law Students havB the pFIViiega OF ST.
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Science and Literature in the University.
The sessions OF the Federal t'Jrirt and Of the
Hight Court OF Errars and Appeal. held SO OK
ford, give 10 the students or this school peeu-
Liar advantages