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From the Mobile EVe1ing Nelcs of
Saturday, we clip the following:
The Governor has appointed VIM. B.
Gill, Mayor OF Selma.
Levi Floyd, 8 Weil-known eOlored
Democrat, spoke at the meeting on Sat
urdsy last In Greenville.
AT Selms, policeman came upon a
negro sunday night, ia the very act of
breaking into store, and attempted to
srrest him. Toe burglar reached the
bank, jumped over the high bluff near
the coal yard, and it as supposed was
killed and carried away by the river.
Mr.. hn Watson, q worthy citizen
living some three miles east of Moulton,
aceid ntslly shot himself on Monday
morning of last week while out hunting,
infiictiDg mortal wounds in his left side,
He died Tuesday night, leaving 8 wife
and child to mourn his Untimely death.
The Livingston Journal Of the 7th,
says; We have no improvement to note
in the state OF the weather. Since our
last issue rains have occurred almost
daily, and there are no signs Of q change.
Without an early Improvement, the f0d-
der crop will be complete failure. Re
speeding the cotton crop, the most gloomy
forebOdings are generally entertained.
The Montgomery Advertiser says
that nearly all the members OF the car
pet bag circus have drawn their pay for
their valuable services rendered the
State. Some of them insisted on not
taking the Patton notes for fear they
wouldn't pass, and when told that the
notes would at least pay taxes, the reply
is, "Oh, d-n the taxes, l haven't got
any to paw
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I 1SdA-SA
COMMISSIONER ROLLINS,

special TeIegraF HE Correspond of the Lou
lsvilIc Courier
COMMISSIONERS ROLLINS.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August I5.--
Comm issioner Rollins will arrive here
on Monday and resume discharging his
duties.
SpeculAtions continue as to what will
happen with regard to successor in his
office, and it does not appear that there
is anything Of definite character which
has TRANSFERRED to confirm either theOpin-
ion that he will resign or that he will
continue to occupy his present Official
position.
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ARKANSAS.

The following items are from the
Helena Carton:
We understand our white policemen
have been displaced aud negro Radicals
appointed in their stead.
D. 5. Fisher, J. ID. Richards and W.
II. Rogers have been appointed Regis
Irsrs for this county.
A little boy on the Lamb place was
killed BY the accidental discharge of 3
pistol in his own hands on last Satur-
day.
We have heard that case OF infant
icide occurred in this county last week.
We have not been able to obtain the
name Of the mother or particulars attend
ing it.
The State Gazette says whenever il
calls Radical thiefn il is prepared
to prove it,
On account of falling health, Gen.
Hindman has been compelled to decline
3 great many Invitations to speak in va
riOus parts Of the State. He has re-
Quested the Helena Clarion to state that
in consequences of private busiaess and
i'll health, he will not be able to accept
any invitations beyond this vicinity.
The Augusta Sentinel says Of the
crops in Woodruff county: The corn
crop is well nigh matured, and truly on
the bread question Woodruff is all right,
and we believe that a larger amount OF
hogs viii be killed this fall in the cOuDty
than at any time since the war. The
cotton on the richest and freshest lands
Is growing too large. On other lands the
weed grows less and bears more. We
expect, 10 Eever, from present appear
ances that more will be raised than can
lie gathered.
Speaking Of the arrest OF the three
scala wag members of the Legislature for
stealing, the Helena Clarion says:
The Shield harps on Southern boosted
We have this to say: II
Brooks and his party had gone frankly
to any good and respectable citizen OF
this county, and said, Sir, We have rid
den q long distance, we and our horses
are tired and hungry. We know, sir.
that you oppose US; that we have made
war upon you politically, and can't claim
your Hospitality; all, sir, We ask is food
for ourselves and cur animals, for which
you shall have our thanks AMI pay" II
they had applied in this spirit, they
would have been met in the spirit of ac-
and obtained what they
wanted. It is strange, indeed, that they
tTsveled fifty miles through country
ienseIy inhabited by their constituents,
and found not one OF their supporters to
extend to them the lesst hospitality.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.

New YORK, August I've have tel
18th and from Mexico City to the 10Th
instant
Romero had arrived at the capitol, and
had resumed his duties rs Minister Of
the Treasury.
A reinforcement of five hundred men
had been sent TO Altearo who Is opera
ting against Negretta.
Cortina refused to join in Negretta's
rebellion.
Two officers Of the third precinct were
conveying prisoner to the stationhouse
Saturday night, when they were set up
on by gang of rowdies The prisoner
was rescued An hour afterwards the
officers arrested the ringleaders and were
again assaulted; but being reinforced,
made good the capture. Two officers
who reinforced them, however, were Sc
riously injured. Friar, the prisoner, was
held in $1,000 bail.
An attack on the police was also made
by the rOwdies In Brooklyn. The roughs
are said to have declared that they would
clean cut the whole police before N0vem-
Der and, taken In connection with these
threats and the bloody assaults not long
ago, il seems probable they are at least
trying it on.
The funeral of SeweIl Fisk, high Of
icial OF the order of Freemasons OF this
State, took place from st. Ann's Church,
on Eighteenth street, yesterday, with a
grand Masonic demonstration.
Rev. Stephen II. Tying, jr., and other
elergymen, with their city congregations,
preached open ar sermons in various
parts of the city yesterday. They had
generally well behaved and numerous
audiences.
TITUsvILLE, Pa, August 17.-Five
persons we're killed, and twelve or fifteen
seriously injured, by railroad collision
near Housewife.
DETROIT, MICH, August 17.-Profes-
ser Watson has discovered planet of the
tenth magnituie
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MISaISNIPRL


There have been three cases of small
pox at Ripley.
w. G.. Grace has become one of the
editors and prOprietors of the Meridian
| GGzette.
"A man named Burns, at L1uderdsle,
who had been bitten on the finger by q
highland mOccasin, drank four tumblers
OF barroom whisky, and died after re-
msining in state Of stupid insensibility
two days.
"A deaf and dumb negro, who, it ia
said. was an important witness in the
MeSwine assassination CAGE, was muir
dered on the 81 inst, by the LOYAL
Lsa9uers. A few nights afterwards a
band of men in masks took the assassins
of McSwi from the Coffeeville jail and
hung them.
The Columbus Sentinel Of the 18th,
says: In conversation with several of
our largest prairie planters, we do not
learn of any material damage done their
crops, and dry spell now will doubtless
produce the largest crop made since the
surrender. The sandy-land planters ap-
prebend no danger.
Two brothers. named Campbell, at
Gainesville Junction, went to the house
of one Hughes, to settle q difiicuIty.''
He obtained permission to get his gun.
and finding one Of the barrels uncapped
he asked them for cap, which was
given him. just then one OF the Camp
bells fired, but missed him, and ran OF.
Hughes shot the other dead, but was de-
tanned by biz wife from pursuing the one
that ran. He wss examined by q msgis-
trate and discharged.
Rev. Charles w. Fitzhugh, ceiored,
late member OF Me Mississippi Convep-
ton, and Radical candidate for the Le0is-
lature in Wilkinson county, has re-
nounced the Radical party and now pro-
claims himself Democrat He charges
the Radicals with having basely deceived
and swindled his people, and says he now
believes the success Of the Democracy to
be the colored mans only hope for pros
perity. He lately canvsssed the county
OF Wilkinson, endeavoring to induce his
people to abandon Loyal Leagues and
Radicalism, and is exceedingly earnest
and energetic 10 his endeavors to repair
the injury done by his previous course.
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sEvEN-THIRTIEs.

The conversion of 7-30 bonds has been
stopped. Secretary McCulIoch has de-
cided to convert no more of them into
5-20s. All persons holding such bonds,
can, however, have them redeemed.
VACANT CoLLECFoRsHIPs.
No appointments have yet been made
for New Orleans or Alaska cOllectorships.
ThOs. E. Ewing, sr., is spoken of for the
lask4 apnOintma1t
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The customs receipts from August
lat to August Sth, were $50, 392, POS.
The New York Democratic State
Convention is 70 meet in Albany Sept
ember I'd.
The New York Herald predicts Sey-
mour's election.
Among the latest inventions is rub
Der bath tab, about three feet In diame-
ter when inflated, which can easily be
slowed away in . lady's satchel.
The internal revenue receipts con-
tinus to average about $500, 900 per day.
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OFFICERS.

z oEFICE-FIRsF NATIONAL BANK.
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College Of the hristlan Brothers,
ST. LOUIS. MO.

THE object Ut this Institution is to afford
students the means OF acquiring a thorough
collegiate education, whilst the Com mercial
Department offers rars advantages 70 young
men DESTROYS of entering On mercantile pur-
suits.
1he next Session will cOmme nce on the last
MONDAY In August.
Applicants for admission will do wei to be
in time. For particulars address
aul2 2m BROTHER EDWARD, Pre- ident.
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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
ON Unions ST., near Wellington,

WILL oPsn IFS next Session on MONDAY,
w September Z. 1858. Kinder the direction OF
Rev. W. NJ. PATTI ERsON, ABB, and Prof. T. ].
0InARDEAU, Alb.
This Institution, formerly conducted by the
late Prof. ]. W. Stacy, ranks am0og the best
male high schools in the city or country. The
experience Of the present Principals guaran-
tees to pupils the very best educational ad-
van tages.
The buildings VIII be enlarged and conve-
niently and pleasantly arranged, and fitted up
Latin, Greek and French, together with
be taught. Terms moderate. For circulars ap-
MY at the bookstores, or refer to Rev. T. d.
Witherspoon. Rev. w. o. Johnson, Rev. A. Il.
Mann, hev. 4. :. Petway, Thomas II. Allen, ID.
b. Aolloy, H. Wade & o., Newton Ford d Co.,
TOof. Phillips Co, e. NJ. Apperson, spicer a
Sharpe. aus u
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will depart for Mexico after transacting
some business ia the Southern States.
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THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF NJ { M PHIs.
FACULTY.:

FACULTY
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, MD, Prof. OF OBJ
stetrics and Diseases of Women and Children
and Dean of the Faculty.
BENZ. w. AVENT, NJ. u, Prof. of the Princi-
pies and Practice of surgery.
ALFRED b. VOORHEES, NJ. D., Prof of Mate
ria stsdica and Therapeutics and of Ophthal-
mic Surgery.
FRANK A. RAMSAY. MD, Prof. Of the Prin-
ciples and Practice of Medicine.
DUDLEY ID. SAUNDERS, Md, Prof. OF De-
scriptfse and Surgical Anatomy.
RICHARD b. MAUHY, Md. PIoE Of Physiol-
ogy and Pathology, and Secretary Of the
ALMoN' BROOKS, Md, Prof of Chemistry
and Tcxisuiogy.
G. &. ThORNfoN. ND. Demonstration Of
ANATOMY. -
The Preliminary Course of Lectures for the
term of 1859, will begin on tie LIST October
from which date the Dissecting Rooms VIII be
The Regular Course win begin on the first
Monday in November.
The City Dspensary, 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
tion, board, ETC., application may be made to
the Dean.
Dean OF the Faculty.
Office, corner of Main and Gayoso Streets,
ou0 d2s AuyflYa MemDlis. Tenn.
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GUKA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

THE next Session will open on MONDAY, the
i 3lst August, under the continued super
intenGsncs of the subscriber, assisted in the Lit
erary Department by Ms. DOUGLASS. Every
department will be filed with able teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs TEPE still continue In the Music
Department. To our friends desiring repose
aud exemption from many Of their PECULIAR
cur location IS especially at
tractive." Many families purpose settling
among us this fall TO educate their children.
For further particulars apply for Circular 10
Rev. j. e. DOUGLASS,
fup In
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SAVINGS BANK OF MEMPHIS
NO. 2s1 MAIN STREET.

W. r. CUNSISGHAa w. G. MCCLURE.
President Cashier.
D1RECToRs.-Sarn Tate, w. b. GreenlaW, 3.
B. WaddeH, NJ. J. Wicks, w 4. Cunningham.
Collections taken on all accessible points,
and renittances promptly made.
My connection with the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, as President, requiring
my entire attention, compels ms TO resign the
Presidency OF the above Institution. My in
terest as Stakeholder and Director will remain
as heretofore. ask continuance OF the cols-
ndence and patronage OF nay old friends and
the public, which heretofors has been so gen.
erously bestowed.
jylI Inn MI. wICKs.
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL

A TGOSHEN DEPOT, VA, CENTRAL RAIL-
IA road, kockbridge county, Va.
H. N B. WOOD, Principal /; A. ]. WOOD and
THOS. h. HOPE, Associate Principals
Third Session, September 10, 1888. to June Is,
1869. Ancient and Modern Languages Mathe-
males, C1vil Engineering, English Branches,
Elements of Natural and Moral Sciences and
History.
Boys and young men thoroughly prepared for
University of virginia, Washington College,
and business pursuits.
Cordially recommended by the Professors OF
the University OF Virginia and Washington
College and large number OF patrons in differ
ert States
Terms for " hole Session, Tuition, Board, Fuel,
Washing and Light, $50 IN currency, half on
entrance, balance LIST February.
r. o. Goshen Depot, ROckbridge county, Vir-
gfula. ans lrndaW
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HARVARD LAW sCHooL.

CAMBRIDGE, MASz. TWO TERMS. Begin
" ming SEPTEMBER 10, 1853 and FEBRLA-
HH 2, 1862 The resident Professors are, THE
oPHILUs PARSoNs, LID, EMORY WASasuES,
LIB, aud +NATHASIEL H0EHEs. A. NJ. Gem
tlemen OF distinction In the Profession lecture
rom time tottrne on special topics. Applica-
ton may be made for further inform alton to
either OF the Resident Professors. jysi sw
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EDUCATIONAL.
PATAPSd0 FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Near Baltimore, Maryland.

IL full operation, with complete eorps Of
Il Teachers and Professors. Phptls from nine
Teen different SiGftes, sOstfh and Southeast nO1O
present.. Location beautiful. convenient. re-
tired and perfectly healthy. echool select
number OF pupils limited, and charges more
moderate than the few iEslitutionsOf the same
class IN cities and elsewhere. Term begins sep
tenber 10, 1875. Address the Principal
ROBERT H AR.sHER
aull 3taW0W EIlieoff5a NUTa
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

THIS institution, condncted by the Sisters or
81. LON mic, is Delightfully."- situated IN a
healthy and retired part OF the city OF Mem
phtH, Tenn. The Buildings are ample and COM
modi0us, standing in the center Of extensive
aud highly improved grounds, shaded by for st
trees. aud laid out with rare plants ana shrub
berry.
The course OF studies comprises all the
branches Usef1l and Ornamental, that are
usually taught.
The Academic TeaF consists OF two SESSIONS
Of i've months each the first con- fneDclng on
the flhgST MONDAY OF SEPTEM BFz the
second on the FIRST mon 9A Y Of FEBRUARY.
FERNS per SesstoB-Psyable Half-yearAy,
Invariably In Advance.
For Board aud Tuitfon, etc, Ss5, $50. $50 or
slOO, according to the age or class OF The pu pill
For Day Scholars, Tuition, Sl5 81, SIS or so,
according to age or class.
EXTRA CHARGEs.-Latint, French, Italian
each, ti2 CO; Music on Piano, rs CO; Music on
Guitar, so %; Music on Hsrp, so 90; Usa OF
Instruments, 50 90; Painting In Oil Colors,
So %; Pa nting ia Water COlors, SIS 90 Draw
ing, SO o.; Embroidery and ornamental Work,
SIS o.; Wax Work. SIS 90; Washing and Mend-
ing, slo 90; Bed and Beading, SO CO.; station
cry, 50 O0i Dancing, at Professors charges
GS- Board per month during vacation, II
spent at the Acadenly-Wa mending, etc,
etc, includeN-Sl2. Medicines and Physicians
fees viii form extra charges.
For further information, apply 10 or address
the Mother superior" 81. Agnes Academy
au4 d3tAwIm
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Exchange for sale on principal cities |
OF United states ana Europe.
heb4 6un
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Virginia Military Institute,
LexiIsgtOn, Virginia.

A PUBLICATIONS. win now be received for the
"A appointment of le0 additional Cadets into
this institution. Those entering in the sum-
mer months enjoy peculiar advantages In the
special course OF discipline and instruction, by
which they are prepared for the regular studiss
which commence on the LIST September.
Circulars viii heeept on application,
malls FRANCIS II, SMITH Supt,
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ASSETS
STATE OF MARYLAND, I .,

STATE OF MARYLAND,
City OF Baltimore
The undersig ned, John W. Randolph, Presl-
dent, and Henry {. Jones, Secretary, being
duly sworn, do seyerally upon their oaths GER
lily and say, that they are respectively the
Preside Mt and the Secretary OF the United
States Fire and Marine Insurance CONF any OF
Baltimore, In the stats Aforesaid, that the fore
going statement contains just and true state
LaeEt and exhibit OF the standing and c0ndi-
ten of said company on the LIST day OF July,
1858. JOHN W. RANDOLPB, President.
HE SRY Q. JONES, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed 10 this 18th day OF
July, 1868, before me, Justice of the Peace for
the city of Baltimore.
lSIgnedl E. F. FLAHERTY, J. p.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE,
Nashville, July Is, 1858.
1, g. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the United
States Insurance company, located at Balti-
nOre, In the state OF Mary land, has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said Com
pany has complied with all the require
ments of the laws of the State Of Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance Companies, and 1 further
certify shatG. W. L. CRUOK, Agent of said Com
pany, has also complied with the requirements
of the laws of the State, made and pro-
vided in such cases:
Wherefore, said United States Insurance
Company has authority to take risks and trans
act the business Of insurance in this State at
Memphis, Tenn.
g. w. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
GEO. W. L. CROOK, GeH'I Agent,
jy2s I'm Rooms 27s I-s Main street.
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DIRECTORS:
James H Lucas, Samuel Will. Theodore La
veilIe, Charles b. Peck, Robert X. Woods, Jules
Vale, Geo. 4. Robinson, Robert h. Carr John
H. Thornton, David X Ferguson, Hon. John
Hogan, Henry Overstolz Nicholas Schaeher,
William L. Gay, VIM. G. Jamison, X. P. Han
enkamp, l.. II. Baker ID. A. January, WIN. j.
Lewis, f. Rozier, IT., JscOb Tamm.
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE.

THE Fall Session of this Institution will COM
L menoe on Monday, tAe 18th Of September
Rext, with full anu superior Faculty las
usual In all the departments. In addition TO
the branches usually taught, arrangements
have been made TOR a full coulse of lessons in
PHYSICAL CULIU Rn according to the sys-
tenn OF Dto Lewis. This places the State Fe-
any other school at the South, and parents,
both at home and abroad, Will soon come to see
It's beneficial effects.
The City Railroad Cars now run out 20 the
College, and rsnder city patronage perfectly
practicable. Parents and guardians in the city
will md on inquiry that they can enjoy the
BENEFITS Of this superior school and make a
saving even when car-fare is added-of . 70 50
per cent on tuition bills. FOR particulars or
catalogues address, G. COLLINS,
auI 5w President
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m. Louis Mutusl Life Insurance Go.
STATE AGENCY OFFlCE,l
AlE.LpELG LIZ InIN . la-la

MEMPEIs, TEsN., July ., 1855.
AR JOHN o. McGEHEE, OF Jackson. Tenn,
M hss besn duly appointed sole agent Tor
inns once ia the District heretofore primarily
under the Supervision OF John KIRK, sr., and
SO bsequently o. Kirk. McGehee d CO. The APP
drawn he Is not authorized TO rFpresent this
Company IN any capacity whatever, or receive
money on our account
MCMAHON 4 OTIS, Stale Agents for
West Tenheesse, Mississippi, Arkansas and
North Louisiana. aE6l
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BANKS AND BANKING

CoIIeceiossS made or all accessible
pOSssts Sc ths S0ssthsOest.
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Macon Masonic College,

SiTUATED seven miles north of Lafayette
- Depot, Memphis and Charleston Railroad
IN the healthy village OF Macon, Tennessee. re-
sumes tbird Monday in July, rendering prepar-
stoTy review for the new scholastic session,
TO be
Opened the First Monday In September.
Thorough Collegiate Course taught by an able
and experienced Faculty. Board, per month,
SIS Tuition, SO, 81, s., So. s. and s..
DR. q. +. HUNTER, President Board,
L III l-r.IL ana In.
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Notice,

Z have two beautiful and well improved
il Plantations in Lee county, Ga, within
three miles o; the city OF Albany, bounded BY
one OF the hezl railroads IN the Stale, aRd ine
Lot AID commodieue Dwelling In tbs city,
which win gladly seQ or SxchRngs for ether
PFopertSs nesfeF % ms. ,
a9n W ~ HHtA&4tf
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TO TEACHERS.

THE Trustees OF FERNANDO FEMALE
COLLEGE wish 70 lease their 3. lex building
OF ~ Rooms and acres OF esround for series
anil w HeraaFfo Mfea
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SheIbyVIlIe Male High sehOOl.

Il this institution Will open on LIST Monday OF
September, 1868. TERMS FOR SCHOOL YEAR
CLOSING JUNE ), 1853, PAYABLE oNE-HALB IN
ADVANCE:
For Day Pupils. ..........s rs %
For BOArdeIs. $50 %
IL il the desire of the Principal TO direct his
attention conscientiousiy and faithfully TO the
mental and moral training Of those committed
TO his care and in order to accomplish this
object more etfectually, the number OF board
ers will be limited to six and the number Of
day pupils to thirty.
food boarding be gotten with private
familie Is at from % so 10 s. 81 per week.
For information regards discipline, course
OF instruction, ETC., Apply for circular.
j. W. ODD A M, Principal.
jy29 I'm ShelbyviIle, Kentucky.
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The University of MISSISSIPPI

OPENS ON l4Ta SEPTEMBER NEXT. A
~ thorough course OF instruction Is given
here, including special schools in science, and
preparatory department.
TERMS:
Tuition for annual session so
Fuel and deposit for 20
Board at stewards hall. SIS per month ....... 100
Students are not restricted as to board
Washing and lights will cost abOut............. 10
In special Chemistry the fee is SIS, and de-
pesit for chemicals TO cover damages, E25.
One-half in advance residue LIST February.
In Law School per annual session, $50.
The Faculty is fuIl uneXaIDpied good con.
duct chaFacteriZes the student body.
The Trustees feel warranted in commenting
the University 20 the patronage II the sur
rounding states. j. NJ. H0WRY
Secretary of the Board.
OXFORD August u 1855. auIl d2w;wIm