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Death OF Hon. Eawia a. ReebIe

This distinguished citizen, who has
been IL for several weeks, died st his res
idence in MurfreesborO, on Thursday
night.
The announcement will carry regret
throughout the borders of the State in
which he was SO well known and highly
appreciated for his ability, uprightness
and all the characteristics of the highest
style OF q gentleman. For many years
be has held high rank among the first
lawyers in the State. He was not am
Ditieus of public office, though on two
occasions he was elected-once to the
State House Of Representatives, in 1861,
over which he presided IS Speaker, and
subsequently,, as q Representative Of the
Fifth District in the COngIess st Rich
mond.
he was quite or nearly sixty years OF
age, and leaves a large family In be-
rsayement.
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dEM2uES APPEAL
MASONICDIRECTORY.
1868. .a ----
LODGES.

LODGES.
AHaKaoNA, No, les. Meets lst Mondey N
every month, at oed-FellOws Aall, cor. Soef'
and Main. y. 3. Forster zo4 front sisssI
W, NJ; John Besmish, Secy,
sorrrIt MEnsYuIs, No. lis. Meets I'd Friday OF
eseb rnonth-Hall, cor. Madison and second
A. .. Wheeler, W. M Benz. n. fullent sec.
LsLLA SCOTT, No. zes. asets IS IlSlsAS ~ s-S4
uaonth-HaII, corner Madison and SECOND.
Noses Seelis, ". NJ; G. Curtis, Sec.
GSTTrTupS no. 49, Meets Sd Friday OF each
mopth-odd-FelloWs ball. Il. J. Lynn,
w N: W. n. Butts, Sec.
Kn.vINsfNG, No. 81, Meets 4th Friday
~ each month-at SOoth Memphis SAL
corner Of Madison and Second, George Mel
lersh, S2l.'. W. NJ; b. K. Punen, Sad. sec.
RoTAL AECH.
PEFS Chapter, No. 4 Meets 2d Monday OF eacn
month-Odd- Fellows Hail. john zent, ID. r.
Il. p; B. Il. Levy. soc'y.
Y. AND 6. n.
uszKA Council, NOS. Meets Sc Monday OF
essh nontR-OdG- Fellows Hall. John zsnt,
tn. III; N. J. Wiggin, REQ.
TENPLARs.
lYRESK CummandeTy, No. 4. Meets 4tb Mon
day of each month. John zsnt, Conn., N j.
Figgin, Rec.
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE
2O4 Et-onf Street.
HERMEs AND AITHRAs Lodges meet IN con-
junction 4th Wednesday IN every month.
o CAsIPHIA Iounoll OF Princes OF Jerusalem, ,I6th,i
No. /. Benz. K. funen, sd, Tarsh.'.; =
cII,yARY CHAPTER of Rose Croix, 18th, No. L.
Charles W. Adams, SD, M. W.. Il. 4. tCEl"
PaILIPPE DUPLEssEIs Council Of K-n, S0th.,
Nc. l, Henry 2. Woodland, Szd,, Coblm.. 5
Wilnsm Y. Cirode, SD, Rec :. -, -
Ainslie. 3d.. Comm. in Chief; Dodge u
Trader, SD, Reg.
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Death Of VIM. o. marris.

Information reached this city last
evening Of the death of VIM. o. Harris,
formerly of this city. He died at his
residence in Sumner county yesterday,
after an illness of several weeks. Mr..
Harris was for period Of years well AID
favorably known as one Of the PUBLISH
eTs Of the Republican Banner, and dur
ing the campaign of 1874 made Tepu-
tation as the author of occasional crlti-
cisms under the head Of "Spirit of the
Press.n Educated as he was TO CONNER
ciRl lie, he was successful in all his busi-
ness pursuits, and when after years of
the toll incident to newspaper life, ia
which his energy was conspicuous, he
retired, there were many expressions of
regret at the loss of one whohad been so
kind in all bis relations. knowing him
as we did, we can bear testimony to his
many virtues, and announce his death
with feelings Of sincere regret. May the
green sod rest lightly on his grave.
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HlcH SCHOOL


WILL open its next Session on MONDAY,
w september .. 1853. under the d1receton OF
Rev. ". NJ PATTI ER=ON, Abb, and Prot 7. ].
GIRARDEAU, A.R.
Tn1s Institution, fcrHerly conducted hT the
late Prot. ]. ". stacy. ranks amsng the best
male high schools IN the city or country. The
experiences OF the present. Principals gnaran-
tees to pupils the very nest educational ad-
vantages-
Ths buildings viii be enlarged and oonve-
niently and pleasantly arranged. and afted up
poses
Latin, Greek and French, together with q
be taught. Terms moderate Fer circulars ap-
ply az the Bookstores, or refer TO Rev. 7. d.
Witherspoon. Rev. W. O. Johnson Rev. 4. T.
Mann, Rev. 3. :. Petway, Thomas H Allen, d.
B. Molioy, n. Wade 4 Co, Newton Ford q o.,
Tcof. Phillips q Co, E. ". Appezcns spicsT =
sharpe, eus Y
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MORTEARE.

From the Nashville Union and An1eTi-
can Of Friday we extract the following:
Death o. . sJOr Granville a. Pillow
In our funeral announcements this
morning will be found the death of Maj.
Granville A. Pillow, brother Of Gen.
Gideon J. Pillow, of Msury county.
Msj. P. lived long, but did not outliVe
his usefulness. A man whose character
vas reproschless through life, whose
sctive charity and virtu0us example was
conspicuous and carried to many homes
outside OF his own, consolation and com
fort cannot die without distressing the
community to which he was endesred,
as the immediate household who witness
and mourn his departure. Maj. p. met
death with the calmness OF Il Christian
as he was, and crossed 1.-THE river" like
the voyager who has never mistaken his
course, and always makes the other shore
safely and happily.
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DIRECTORS:
James H. Lucas, Samuel Will. Theodore L.
veille, Charles n. Peck, Robert K Woods. Juiee
Vale, Geo. K Robinson. Robert L. Carr Inhn
=. Thornton DeYtd Z. Fersdson, Hon. John
Hogan, Henry OYsrstolz, Nichols Schaeffer,
William T. Gay VIM. Q. Jamison, r. P. Han.
enkamRy L H Baker, d. A. January, VIM. ].
Lewis, +. RoEier, Jr., Jacob Tsmm.
Assets, June L, 1855, over "a 600, 900
Issues Policies On ALL THE MOST AP.
PROVED EOS-FORRRITING PLANS,
on &c seOd terms a. any Company.
No RestTtetsons Sp0n Aoclissated Persons, or %
RESLDRNCE OR IRA VEL.
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andid.

A writer in the Tribune reports q con.
versation he held with Thad Stevens q
short time before his death. On speak
ing to him of his Congressional career,
Mr.. Stevens said: 81 have achieved
nothing in Congress. Until the war be-
gan was plodder without influence,
and since it began have been SO radical
that l had no control over anybody
t' No., he added, after pause Of q mo-
ment or two, "l'm rot over proud Of my
Congressional csreeF.n
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TERMS.

For twenty weeks, payable IN advances
Board, including Tutl, lights and washing sIlO
Primary DaDSrrneur
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ID EFERRING TO the above cards. we respect
~ 1uIly solicit consignmeuts Of Cotton and
otner Country Pr0du Q. Will make IibsraI
SaSh Advances on Consignments to either
mouse. AL conSignmeuts shipped by river will
De covered by Insurance, and while In store
unless othsrWise Instructed.
FOX SALE.-A general stock of GrSNaries
and Piantation supplies a. low mark6s- faIes
TWlHE, BACON, PORK, LARD, COFFEE
SUGARS, MOLASSES, MEAL, WHISKY
WOODWARE, etc. Rsspe ectfulIy,
W. K. HILL q CO,
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RObertSOn's Commercial College,
90 Main Sc, eerner Winchester.

TO THE PUBLIC.-S. M. ROBERTSON. late
OF Leddnis Commercial College, will on TUES
DAY, september lst, open College for the
special instruction OF DOUBLE ENTRY Book
KEEPING, COANERCIAL CALCULATIONS, READ-
ING, SsELLISG, WRIrlNG, ETC. Parties q d=sir-
Gus Of educating tn cir sons as above, will ind
II 20 their advantage 70 pRtronize him. Apply
- No. " Main Street, upstairs. References
Messrs. 5tratton, GOyer q Co, a. Seessel q Son
Hesss. Levy 8 90. n. WOlt e 20 ar.2 I'm
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL

A TGOSHEN DEPOT, VA, CENTRAL RAIL
"a road, hOckbridge county, Va.
H. y. B. WOOD, Principal a. J. WOOD and
THOS. H. HOPE, Associate Principals.
Third Session, September 10, 1858, to June IS
1853. Ancient and Modern Languages Mathe-
msiics, Civil Engineering, English Branches,
Elements of Natural ana Neral Sciences and
History.
Boys and young men thoroughly prepared for
University of Virginia, " asntDgtcn college,
and business pursuits.
Cordially recommended by the Frofe sSors OF
the University of Virginia aud Washington
College and large number OF patrons in differ
eDt Stats
Terms for whole Session, Tuition, Board, Fuel,
Washing and Light, :: 50 in currency, half on
entrance, balance lst February.
r. y. Goshen Depot, kOekbridge county, Vir-
Rinta aus lmdaW
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College OF the hFistian BrOthtrS,
ST T.OTTTS MO

THE object Of this institution is 10 afford
students the IneanS OF acquiring a thorough
collegiate education, whilst the Com mere al
Department Offers rare advantages to young
men Geslrous OF entering On mercantile pur-
suits.
me next Session viii comrnen on the last
MONDAY IN August
Applicants for admission viii do well to be
in time For particulars address
aul2 I'm BRO1HeR X EDW ARD, Presi idant.
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SAINT MARY's SCHOOL,
POPLAR STREET.
PRIVATE sRL,EcT scHooT.

MRS. MARY +. POPE, RINCIPAL. WILL
vi reopen TUESDAY, September lst. sull II
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Totals. !. I.Ol05O 1885 Se. .20s

Mnll6 DiaJOEtN, z"5sLu1.
Since the Close of the war census has
been taken. OF the population of Missis-
sfopi, which shows q decrease Of 10, ,439
whites and q decrease of 66, ,l46 blacks.
If these figures are correct the number
of males in the State would stand about
thus; 50 OBJ whites, Rnd So, ,641 blacks.
These figures would give to the whites
msiArities in the First, Second, Third
ana Fifth Congressional districts.
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IUKA FEMALE INsFITUTE.

THE next Session viii open on MONDAY, the
4 3lst August, under the continued super
lntendence OF the subscriber assisted In the Lit
erarJ Department By MIS-. DOUGLASS Every
departmes st will be fiLled with able teachers.
Mr.. and Ms TEPE still continue IN the Musis
Department. "To our friends desiring rsposs
and exemption nom many of their PEcULIAR
ANNOYAHCES, our location Il especially at
tTactive." Many families purpose settling
among Cs this fall TO educate their children.
For further particulars apply for Circular TO
Rev. J. {. DOUGLASS,
iYs II Iuka Miss
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MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;
WorfDeley, Joy Co, Aydlett, Robinson 4
Co.. .. n. Webb & Co., Tool. Phillips q Co, Ls-
eey AcGhee, n. Coronna, A. E FrankIand
Jacob Alexander, C1spp Vance q Anderson,
General n. b. Forrest, General ]. r. Chalmers,
Com. Joseph &. n montgomery, Judge ]. P. Ca
ruthers, Rev. 8. 81. Ford DID, Rev. J. r. Graves,
Judge Phineas 7. Scruggs, GslIaWay, Hampton
Co., DeSoto Insurance COMPANY.
AGENCY OFFICE IN MEMPHS-No. "a Nadi-
son street, Kit Williams Block.
MCMAHON & OTIS,
State Agents for West Tennessee,
Mississippi, Arkansas and North louisiana
n. . u lS....- ID. ACAAHOk
ie2f 3m
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Virginia Military Institute,
Lexington, Virginia.

A PUBLICATIONS. VIII now be received for the
"a appointment of IC0 additional Cadets into
fhis Institution. Those entering in the sum-
mer months enjoy peculiar advantages in the
special course OF discipline and instruction, By
which c0nmapoe on the l1t September.
Circulars VIII ha ssnt on application.
Haia FRAGCIE II. sA1TH. .9ap't.
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Macon Masonic College.

CETTTATEtD seven miles north OF Iafayetts
- Depot, Memphis ana hzIfvsrUu Iialir,ss<z
IN the healthy village or Macon, Tennessee. re-
su1nes tAifd Monday in July, rendering prepsr-
atoTy review for the new scholastic session.
70 be
Opened the First Monday in septembsr
Thorough Collegiate Course taught by an able
and experienced Faculty. Board, per month,
sl5 I; Tuition, 50, q, s.. So, s. and s.
DR. u. 7. HUNTER, President Board
J. o MURRELI, Secretary. au5lm
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE
(sIx MILES SOUTH OF FRANKFoRT).
Dol. q. T,P, ALLEN, Superintend't.
Assisted by an Able Faculty.

rTIHE 2sd Academical year OF this Institute
4 will begin on Monday, september y 1865.
~fTEPNS1Three hundred and nfty dollars
$50 per Academicai year Of 40 weeks
Refer to Messrs- Parker ward Co., Mem
mis- Tenn from whom Catalogues may be had.
For special information, address Col. R. I. p.
ALLEN, superintendent, Farmdale, Franklin
couutv XIV. t6lz Q2WSm
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ARCHITECTS.
Architect and Engineer.

FI1HK undersigned would respectfnlly inform
his friends and the public that he Is pre-
osred 10 devote his whole attention TO Design
Ing Plans and Superintending BnildingB, with
a. much energy and attention to his patrons
interest as he did for the Cty's interest while
oFFTcE-StiIlman Block, Second and Maai-
]. 81. MCCLURE,
Arehitest and Engineer.
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Df@solution.

THE firm Of KERR, WESCOrT & BTAHLi is
dtEsolved by mutual consent and by expiration
OF partnership ETaoios. H-n
CO. j. ERR Will nave his once al No. 20
Second street 2.
WR5COFr 4 sTAHL viii occupy the old
taf.' oes No. 20 Second street, and attend TO ali
business intrustec to them. .r. .-f Er--
y W WRSCOTT, having renewed an old
Commissions viii set as Commissioner OF
Deeds etc, for the several States, and attend TO
Al commissioners bus1ness- AGo I'm
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SOUTHERN STATES.
The Negro strength Compared
with u hlte. -ts.r-

The following table of the voting popu-
lstion of the ten unreconstructed States
is prepared from the United States census
of 1860. 1t shows the number OF white
and eoIored voters as they would stand
under q general amnesty Law:
NrTRGTNIA
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LAWYERS.
ALBEIT PIKE, CHARLES ". ADAMS L. H. PIKE.
PIKE, ADAMS & PIKE,
AtsOrneyS, Solicitors & PrOctOrS

A TTEND TO cases In ths different Courts sit
"A ting At Memphis, and IN the ftyer counties
OF Arkansas.
a4- The senior partner will hereafter espe-
c1Ally attend 10 cases IN the supreme Court OF
Tennessee, and IN the Supreme Court and
Court OF Claims OF the United States at Wash
ington, being OF the hrm OF PIKE q JOHN
SON, or that city.
Oh1os IA the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner Of Court aud Second ssrsets.
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Notice.

Z HAVE two beautiful and well improved
PlautstiOns in Les county, Ga, within
three miles OF the city OF Albany. bounded by
one Of The best railroads IN the state, and q
d ae Lot and commodiOus Dwelling ia The city,
which will gladly sell or exchange for other
property, nearer TO me.
ans A. WRIGHT.
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NOTICES.
Notice.

HAVE detarminsd hsnceforwaud TO 90 q
Il Commission business exclusively, and have
rented my store aud taken au ONCE up stairs
in same building, where VII be glad 10 see
NV friends and patrons. Thanking them for
past favors, beg a continuance OF the EaTe.
mhl5 NATHAN HOFFHEIMER.
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PATAPS o FKHILg INSTITUTE
Near baltimore, Maryland.

fau operation, with complete eorps of
4 Ieaehers and Professors Ptipflg from nifS-
tesst a.gefelt St0tes, cOlf5 and S0Utsi0est goay
present Location BEAUTIFUL, convenient. re-
tired add perfectly healthy. sehoOl select !:
heIl Der OF pdpils limited, and charges more
nr1erste .nan the few institutions OF the sane
Class II cities and elsev here. Term begins Sep
tenSer 70, loe6 Address the PRINCIPAL
ROBERT H. ARCHER
bull staW6W EIlieOttfs MfIfa Nj
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ST AGNES DAY SCHOOL
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF EMPHIs.
FACULTY:

FACULTY:
ALEXANDER ERSkINE, Md, Prof. of Oh
stetrics and Diseases of Women and Children
and Dean of the Faculty.
hNJ. W. AVENT, NJ. u, Prof. OF the Princt-
pies snd Practice or surgery.
ALFRED d. WORRIES, MD, Prof. OF Mate
ria Medica and Therapeutics and OF OPhthal-
mic Surgery.
FRANK a. RA AMSAY, MD, Prof. ef the Prin-
cfpIes and Practice of Medicine.
DUDLEY d. SAUNDERS, Md, Prof. Of De-
scriptiVe and Surgical Anatomy.
RICHARD B. MAUkY, Nd Prof OF Bhyaol-
ogy and Pathology, and Secretary OF the
Faculty.
and Toxtcology.
g. B. THoRSfUN, Md, Demonstration of
AnatoIy.
The Preliminary Course of Lectures for the
term OF 1858, will begin on the lst October,
pom which date the Disseeting Rooms will be
Tne Regular Course will begin on the nrst
Monday in November.
The City Dispenssry, which has been placed
under the exclusive control Of the Faculty,
will be open two hours daily for clinical pur-
poses, and to this the students have free access.
For further information, as to terms OF tut
ton. board, ETC., application may be made to
the Dean.
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, MD,
Dean of the Faculty,
Ofice, corner of Main and Gayoso Strests,
au2 d3tAW2Tn Memphis, Tenn.
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PIKE { JOHNSON,
AttOrneys, COunSelI0rs 4 Solicitors

THIS nrm, the junior member of which has
Il had large experience In Departmental and
Sther business during many years service In
Congress Will practice IL tbs Supreme Court
and Court OF Claims At washington, where the
Junior parta6r Will reside. IL Hill also attend
70 claims before Congress ana the Depart
nsBts.
Tne Office OF the firm will be opened IN wash
inRton, by the lst OF ssptembeT next. Mean
Ukile, communications addressed 10 ALBkkI
PIKE Box B}, p. y Memphis O. 10 ROBERT
n. JOHNSON, Pine Bun, Arkansss, Wlll re-
esive prompt attention. JE5ly
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So by the time the Union Pacific Rail-
road gets through to Salt Lake, it will
nave received over S63, coo, coo IN cash
for its work, to say nothing of alternate
sections of land, twenty miles square,
along the entire route.
What is the road costing? made the
journey hither in company with we'll
known railroad uperintendent, from
whom [ obtained the following estimate:
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SAYoso EayCAAIPMEEr, No. 3, %. .. +. Meets
on liz, lst and Sd Thursday nights OF each
month. J. h. Mcclure, G. p F. hellersh,
II. P; Thomas Bacon, Scribe. Je4
EyPHIs LoDGE, No. 6.-Meet5 every Tuesday
night. f. Mellersh, N. G.; NJ. Pump, Secre-
Mtarys AUS
CHICKAsAw LODGE, No. S.--Meets every Mon
Cay night at S O'Clock. DR.. George W. Acreei
y. G.; Thomas Bacon, Secretary. iyl2
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EDUCATIONAL.
TO TEACHERS,

THE Trustees of FERNANDO FENALE
COLLEGE wish to lease their B ick Building
OF % Rooms and acres of 5Tound for a series
aull 4w EsrB ando Miss.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MRS CUTHBERT's
BOARDING AND BAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Nos. I4Is and I4se Pine streat. 81 Lon,

Nos. I4Is snd lac Pine Street, St. Louis. No.
W ILL commences fits Seventh Seuf-AnDuai
W Session 5optem bsr 7, 1888 A fuII cor1s ~
experienced teachers Is employed. Special sd-
Van-ageA are Orered In French, ElocuIiou PEN
mansnip and Music Tie Principal would call
special attention 70 her Boarding Department
Inc dormtioFies. have been newly lifted uD
OuFlng vacation and are attractive in every
Fesfeet reference oy permission
REV. JAS II. BhOOKES, DID,
REV. ", A. SMITH, DID,
st. LOuis, Mo. 'A-S
REV. STUART ROBINsOg. pD
Loulsville, KY.
Catalogues may be found AT Inc Rookstore OF
Geo. Pattison. a7So -,
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LOUIS UNIVERSITY.

THE Thirty-ninth Annual Session OF Studies
Il in the st, L01is University
VIII open September zth.
This Institution is the Oldest seat OF learning
In the West, having been established In l82a.
The course of studies offers every facility for
acquiring q thorough CLASSICAL AND COM
MERCIAL EDUCATION.
For catalogue, etc, apply to
REV. +. II. .STUNTEBECK, s. j.,
President ST. Louis University, st. Louis, No.
jy21 3tswt sept
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MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY.

TIE Fan Session win open on wEDNES-
street.
FOR circulars or catalogues, apply at YoungIs
Bookstore or at the Seminary.
aUz I'm Mrs. ANNIE u. HALLE PRINCIPAL.
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

THIS Institution, conducted by the Sisters OF
st. Don inic, is Delightfully."- situated in q
healthy and retired part Of the ci'y of Men,
phis, Tenn. The buildings are ample and com
mOdtous, standing in the center of extensive
aud highly improved grounds, shaded by fore 1t
trees, and laid out with rare plants ana shrub
berry.
The course Of studies comprises all the
branches. Useful and Ornamental, that are
usually taught
The Academic Year consists of two Sessions
ef i've months each the first commenctng on
the FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEM BER, the
second on the FIRST MONDAY of FEBRUARY.
Terms per sessiOn-PayabIe HalG-yearly,
Invariably in Advance.
For Board and Tuition, etc., SIS, $50 $50 OF
slO0, according 10 the age or class OF the pupil.
For Day Scholars, TuItic1, SIS, ~, IS or 50.
according 10 aga or class
EXrRA CHARGES.-Latin, French, Italian,
each, sl2 co; Music on Piano, s15 90; Music on
Guitar, so 00; Music on Harp, so co; Use OF
Instrum snts, S. 90; Painting ia Oil Colors,
S25 90 Pa nting in Water C0lOrs, SIS 90; Draw
ing, $40 90; Embroidery and Ornamental Work,
SIS oQ; Wax Work, SIS 90; Washing and Mend
Ing, Sl0 20; Bed and Beoding, SO 90 Station
cry, f3 90; Dancing, at Professors charges.
aS- Board per month daring vacation, II
spent at the Academy-washing mendinz etc
ETC., includeS-Sl2. Medicines and Physicianss
fees will form extra charges.
For further Information, apply TO or address
the " Mother superior, st. Agnes Academy.
ana dStEWIm
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The University Of Mississippi

here, including special schools IN sa3e3es and
preparatory department. -
TERMS;
tuition for annual seSs ion so
fuel and deposit for dsms,ses -
board al stewards 5 ha0, SIS per month - 80
otGoents are not restricted as to board
asllng and lights wiiI cost about - %
IN special Chemistry the fee is SIS and a de-
PcSlt lor cnem1eals to cover damages SIS
SnS-haI IN advance. residue ISt February
IN Law school per annual session $50
Inc Eaeulty Is full unexanp pied good con-
duct charaeterizes the student boeiy
Inc Trustees feel warranted In commencing
the University to the patrona2s of the sur,
rounding states. J. n. HOWRY
Secretary OF the Board
OXFORD August Il ISflS anil d,tI1-[Ir-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-01
Terms per SeSsfOn-PayableH HalKyearly,
InVartahly I'm Advance.
LAGRANGE Female College
lagrange. TENN

IN MILES east Of Memphis, on Charleston
~ Railroad. VIII open lst septsm Der md
close lst July next. Cheapest College in the
West.
Cash items for five months:
Board In Colle g (all found. ..-...- slO0.O
AL Enzlish, Latin and thematics- n ca
Music ION any t1strumenti with use Of in
Modern LSnguages--..........--. 10 90
Vocal a Auslc and lncidentais, no charge.
jyz9 Pm ]. d. MEREDITH President
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-01
rHE MISSES BOWERS SCHOOL.

THE THIRD sEMI-ANNUAL SESSION
wiz open on
TGesday, the First of September,
At their residence, los Monroe street.
few young ladies can be accommodated
with board.
Forcireulars. containing further information,
apply at the bookstores or u the Princi pals,
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