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OTTAWA FREE TRADER. SATURDAY., AUGUST 20, 1868.
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DIR. OLuN.'

surgery for ync Eye and Ear.
DIR. OLIN,
NArE OF sr. LOUSY
And Graduate the Philadelphia University Of Medicine
and Surgery has for the last eight given his attention.
10 this important specially, and prepared treat all dis.
eye and ear whether surgical or otherwise Per
cons suffering from Cataract Cress Eye, TAsal lTumos
Closure Of the tear duct Popu Enlarged Topsis Cattarh
and all diseases Of the head and throat would do we to
suit the doctsr. Examination FREQ
Office in Post Office Build c, over bakery maya
The Reason Why.
The reason why MISHLERS HERB BITTERs cure 80
many disrent diseases Is because II IL the best remedy for
dcranged stomach, or Dyspepsia known and because
invgorstes the entire SYSTEM strengthens bre
eevates the standard Of all the vital Orces and susans
rost heahfs tone Of the entire human organism Medicine
that will do this will cure any disease for tho simple
that nature will do the rest.
We guarantee that no child, however pale and
emacats can these Btters regularly for twenyone
days. without the return Of the rosy cheeks and fair
plsxioh characteristic Of good health.
Sold BY all druggists and dealers.
DIR. b. HARTMAN CO., Proprietors Lancaster, Penn.
mayl6-Sm-spe-2
Ladies who troubled with sick headache monthly
should use Dr. yepaus French Female Pills. They prove
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Ladies who are troubled with sick headache monthly
should Dr. yelpau French Female Pills. They prove
sure and speedy Sold by oil druggists aug 292w.
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1)ainttng.

Would respectfully announce to the citizens Of Ottawa and
surrounding country, that they have purchased the stock,
toas &C. of the late firm of Wheeler Ao, and consolda
ted with that Of L. Hessach, and removed from their former
place Of business 10 the
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, July OR. B. Bullock was
in8uguratsd a. Governor OF Georgia to
day. His address was brief aud isUda-
| tory OF the Radical party and cOndemna-
tory of the Presidents policy. Ii says
Experience has proved the justice and
wisdom Of comforting suffrage on the ne
grOes.
Gen. Meade and staff were present at
the ceremony, which passed off quietly.
Both Houses Of the Legislature have
adjourned over until Friday.
Il Is reported that the Military Com
mission, for the trial of the Columbus
prisoners, will be dissolved to-day, and
the prisoners remanded to the civil au-
thOrities.
SAVANNAH, July GA difficulty &c.
cured last night ia a drinking saloon,
between VIM. Z. Hopkins, Tax Re
ceiver, and Isaac Russell, Deputy Sher-
III, which resulted in the shooting OF
Hopkins, who died instantly. Russell
claims that he fired in self defense. The
affair caused great excitement among
the negroes, who, at the beating of a
drum, Assem- bied several hundred strong,
with guns and clubs, threatening to
lynch Russell, and demOlish his house.
On learning that Russell had been taken
to Jail, they proceeded to attack it, but
were dispersed by the police. The eX-
element is some " hat abated this morn
ing. The prompt abeyaDce of the signal
shows that the negroes are fully organ
izsd in this city.
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COMPENSATORY.
sENATE.


WASHINGTON, July pa letter from
Gen. Dyer, asking for 3 trial by a court
martial for the offenses imputed to him
in the report of the joint Committee on
Ordnance, was referred to the Military
Committee.
The credentials of j. A. Sawyer and
4. J. Robinson, Senators elect from
South Carolina, were reported by the
Committee on Elections.
Howard presented a protest from cer-
tain members OF the South Carolina
Legislature against the admission OF
Sawyer, charging him with having been
engaged in blockade running, being a
rebel Office holder, etc.
A motion prevailed allowing Robinson
to be sworn in, and certain documents,
containing charges against the loyalty OF
Sawyer, were then read.
After q lengthy discussion, during
which Robinson, the newly elected SEN
ator from South Carolina, declared the
charges against Sawyer, to have origina.
ted from DR. Mackey, the rival candi-
date against Sawyer, and as being utter
ly unfOuBded, and said he would vouch
for his Republieanism and ability to take
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TENNESSEE.

We CLEAN the following items from
I the Nashville Banner OF the Dist:
The various undertakers OF the city
we're yesterday notified that further in
terments in the City Cemetery had been
prohibited
Henry Farmer gave a very brilliant
little 8Oiree musicale at Music Temple,
Monday night, to the infinite delight Of
cultivated and fashionable audience,
and to the substantial benefit of the lit
tie orphans at the Protestant Asylum.
A large mandatory has lust been
completed At Gallatin for the mauu:ac-
ture OF callcOes, domestics, etc. The ma
chinery necessary IS being shipped from
the North, and will be put in running or
der in the course OF a month. It's esti-
mated cost, with all its machinery, will
be 100000.
We understand that there is a move
ment on foot among some of the shrewd
business men OF Nashville, for the estab-
ltsnment of q large sugar refinery in the
vicinity OF this city next fall, that il is
to cost SEQ, 600, aud that negotiations are
at present being made to obtain the re-
quisite amount Of capital.
The first blow wss struck yesterday in
the characterization OF Union alley
Into q full-tledged street. Workmen
commenced tearing down the office re-
Gently occupied by DR.. Nichol. In
short time Union street will be putting
on city airs. Now IS the time for an
opera house opposite the new theater.
A portion OF the employees of the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
Company We're paid about $40, 900 yes
teFdsy. The payment Of the others will
be continued to-day and Tomorrow. We
understand that the road was indebted
10 them about $50 600. A construction
train will probably rU7 to-day or to NOR
row, to make all necessary repairs.
Trains will be running regular by the
latter part of this week.
The Nashville Gazette OF the Dist
learns that John Ray, son of q minister
living at Hartsviile, Sumner county, was
stuck by lightning AT Gallatn on Sat
urday last, and instantly killed.
Tuesday lass a Mr.. John T. Kgyes
and his daughter, Mics Pet Reyes, living
on the farm of Mr.. J. d. Tadlock, two
miles west Of Jonesb0rO, were struck and
seriously injured by lightning the
daughter being thrown into state of
inconsistencies for some twenty-four
hours. We learn, also, that a Iaborer on
the East Tennessee and Western North
Carolina Railroad, by the name Of Rove.
while at o. near the road, was struck
and instantly killed by lightning, on the
same dsy-his head being bursted liter
ally into atoms, and his clothes torn en-
tirely from of his body, leaving him a
terribly mang.ed and entirely naked
eorpse.-Ndsspitle Banner, 2Ist
BERLIN, July 22.-Mr. Bancroft has
concluded his negotiations at CaflsTuthe
and gone 70 Baden Baden,
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The speakers who Will address the
Democratic Club Of Shelby county, on
Saturday evening, July 18th, are George
M. CAN'T and R. f. Looney, Esqs.
II it should please the Ward and indie
pendent Clubs to attend the meeting,
each in body, they Will be received by
the Central Club with due ceremony
and honor. II such is their intention
they will please notify the President.
The ladies are respectfully assured that
their absence from the meeting would
be profoundly regretted.
BY order OF the President.
w o. LOFLAND Rec. So
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The congressional Nominee.

Editors Memphi Appeal
The Democratic District Convention
will meet in Brownsville on the 10th Of
August to select q candidate to represent
this District in the United States Con-
greSs. In view of the incoming Of an-
other administration before the member
elect viii take his seat, il is important
that we select Q true snd sound man, SIS
well as one whose antecsdents will en-
able him to take the oath required before
taking his seat rs q member. There Is
no dearth Of true men in the District,
but there is a scarcity Of trusty and able
men who can take the oath; and a. we
have one who has been tried, and We
know know him to be true, We had bet
ter take him. allude to DR.. Leftwich
He Is q true man as we all know; and in
these periious times it is no time to quit
one that We know 10 be true, and eEper-
iment on one un!risd. There is no man
amOngst us aspiring to the position but
is young enough to wait for more quiet
times to seek q seat in Congress. the
late President Polk used to tell a good
story Of party Of gentlemen mostly
from Tennessee, who went out to North
Alabama to attend the public land sales,
aud among them, the estimable General
Coffee, who was very large man. In
crossing the Tennessee river, then at
high tide, the flat launched with the
travellers, aud ia three hours sank about
midway the stream. The General could
nOt swim and As the fiat went down he
seized upon the name OF "A small but stout
pony nearest 20 hin. The pony and tue
General were making pretty good time
for the shore, but there was Il very large
muscular horse, uninCumbered, swim
ming slowly alongside. Some OF the
company seeing the struggles Of the
pony, hailed the General and told him
10 seize upon the large horse. " Ne,
sir ~ exclaimed the General, q" it is no
time 10 swap horses ;" We are in the
stream, and Leftwich may Zoe somewhat
Of pony, but he is a muscular little fell
low, and we know he is game and true
As steel. Let Us stick to him. {.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, July - The Mansgra-
Veneznelan Government has sent an
agent here 70 purchase q schooner, AM
muniti0n, etc.
The American Minister had left Vene-
zuela FOR fear Of his life.
The followers of Cabrsl, on the island,
were preparing for descent on st. d.
miug0.
a cyclone had visited Barbados, and
several vessels were dashed together and
. number of lives Lost.
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NEW YORK.

BUFFALO, July 22.-The Fenian Con-
gress is in secret session to-day, and rep
rtsentatives from all parts Of the coml-
try are present. Gen. O'Neil is here,
and Gen. Spear viii be here tonight.
Much speculation is INDUCED in relative
to the business Of the Congress. A Fee
nian picnic is advertised for Monday
next The sessions of the Congress are
to be cobducted in secret, and armed sen
tinels guard the doors.
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TELEGRAPHIO MARKETS..


NEW YORK. Iuly p Cotton dun aud 10 xer,
sales SO bales; Uplsnds 3iS3zc. Rice dull.
Coffee firm. Rye advanced &c. Sugar dull,
Cuba ll14gi2c. MOlasSes nominal Flour a
shade nrmer. Wheat 81 h591 50. Corn 81 CSC
l T.
Dry Goods market is quiet, Indian Head
sh-etings I75zc; cheap ticks aud stripes 14J1sc
higher; new dslaiue' 20c; printed calicoes l4t 4
9l4lzc; berages are selling below eUst.
Money easy, call leans 5ey5 ; sterling duh, 10
@lOh; gold 431zGi3H old TenneSsess $50 ;
new IenncsSses LJIs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

In the District Court OF the United states, for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
tsT of william James AgeO, Bankrupt. In
bankruptcy, District OF W est Tennessee SIS.
To whom It may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of
his appoi ointment as assignee OF William James
AlgeO- OF Memphis, in the county of Shelby
and state OF Tennessee. within said dist 10
vino has been adIudged "A bankrupt upon MS
own petition, by the District Court OF SAID
district
memphis, Tennessee, the 22d day Of July,
AID, 1888.
WILLIAM Y. CIRoDE, Assignee, Etc.
iy23 % 8
In the District Court Of the United States, for
the District of Pest Tennessss.-lu the mat
ter OF N. G. nnsll, Jr., bankrupt. In BANK
ruptcy District OF West Tennessee-ss.
To whom il may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee Of M. cornell, Jr,
OF Memphis in the county OF shelby and slate
of Tennessee, within said District, who has
been adJudged u bankrupt upon his own petit
ton, by the District Court OF said District.
Mempl s. Tenn, the 2ld day OF July, a. D q,
1868 WILLIAM 7. CIgODE-
tV23 So ASST nee, etc.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
INDEAsA.

TERRE HAUFE. July 22.-Hon. Dan.
w. Voorhees, was nominated FOR Con-
gress by the Democrats Of the Seventh
Dialriet. to-day.
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, July 22.-The Democratic
State Convention to-day, nominated
Peter ID. Nroom for Governor, and passed
resolutions indoFsing the National plat
form and nominations.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MASONIC NOTICE.-Anee- a
vi roma Lodge les, viii work in Inc "a
Masters Degree, this, Thursday evening X -
al SOciOck. ~
Al y. ma in good standing are frsternaIIy
invited 10 be promptly on hand
BY order JOHN ZENT- w NJ
JOHN BsAMIsa Secretary. fyls n
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REMOVAL.

IL removed to the Jefferson Block, In consa-
qaence OF contemplated changes in the odd
Fellows hnhdlng. Entrance, No. 288, Second
81 eel.
POST and Ledger copy.
iy2llW .a.r-E
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The Shelby County Democratic Club

Meets az the Democratic headquarters every
Saturday Evening, and is called 20 order pre-
cigeiy at half-past O'Clock.
PrcsidcHL-ALBERT PIKE.
Fios-P residents.-W. I. Avery, John Dawson,
NJ. aageveney, jr, NJ. d. L. stewart, a. f.
FARMLAND, J. ". Leftwich and Z. l.. Warner.
Recording Secret0Ty.--W. o. Lo1aDd.
Corresponding Secretary Minor MerTiwether.
Troaslgcr.-Aiajor j. J. Murphy.
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the oath. A motion to refer all the PAPERS
In the case to the judiciary Committee,
was rejected by II to q, and he was
sworn IN az the second Senator from
! South Carolina.
Sherman then called for the special
order, the motion relating TO the adjourn
ment.
After some further debate the Senate
agreed to adjourn on Friday until the
third Monday in September.
The House amendments to the funding
and Alaska appropriation bills, were
non-concuued in, and a Con ference Com
mittee appointed
The bill to protect American citizens
abroad was then taken up for considera-
ton.
HOUSE.
F. w. Kellogg CO was sworn in, and
took bis seat - 9 member from Alabama.
A bill relieving Simeon CorIey, MEM
Ter elect from South Carolina, and also
Michael Hober, of Louisiana, and John
Milledge, Of Georgia, from legal and
political disabilities, was passed.
a resolution was adopted allowing the
Investigating Committee to investigate
charges against Judge Busted, to sit
during the recess.
Syphef introduced joint resolution to
aid IN repairing the ievees of the AIissis-
sippi river, and to provide for the pay
ment Of citizens o; Louisiana for quarter
masters stores, furnished the Omit d
States.
The Senate's amendment to the postal
law bill was cOneurTed in, and a Com
mittee Of Conference asked for, 80 was
also the Senate's amendment to the
Alaska appropriation bin.
The SeDate's amendment to the House
bill for the relief OF the Choctaw and
Cbickssaw Indians were co0curred IL :;
sl-O the amendments to the Pest Route
bill.
The Senate bill regulating the present.
alton of bills to the President, aud the
return Of the same, was referred to the
judiciary Committee.
The Senate bin to incorporate the Ma
tional Life Insurance Company of the
United States, was then Introduced and
passed.
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THEO. HOERNER,
Graduated ChemIS! and Druggist,

"A AND SO BEAL STREET, CORNER SEC
III ond, Memphis. Tenn. Particular atten-
tiOn paid 10 the Pres 'upti1n and hnaiytical
departments, and besides all the al ticles usu-
ally kept in "A well stocked Drug store. Par
tcular attention is paid to the Prescription
Department, aud also TO Chemical Aualy ilc2l
examinations in any line MykODA WATER
Is uns Irpassed by any in the city, as the syrups
are onlY made rom freah fruits. iy2 BIN
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open At all hours: supplied with newspapers
from every Stale In the Union; and every
Conservative American, Federal or Coniede-
rsta, are slwsys welcome.
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SAVINGS BANK OF MEMPHIS

". r. CUNNINGHAM, W. c MCCLURE,
President Cashier
DfRECrORs. Sam Tale, W. b. 8reenia. r
B. Waddel, N. ]. Wieks, W x. Cunningham.
Collections taken on all accessible points
and remittances promptly made.
Ny connection with the HeInnbfs and
> harleSton Railroad, as President rruuirinq
my entire attention, cOmpels IGs 70 RESIGN thss
Presidency o. the above Institution. Ny in
terest as Stakeholder and Director viii remain
as heretofore. ask a continuance OF the con-
ndence and patronage or my old friends and
erously bestowed.
Iyll i'm MI WICKs.
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ia the District Court Of the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee. In the 10 at
ter OF Durham Il satterwhile, Bankrupts In
bankruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-ss.
To when it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of bis
aPPointment as assignee OF Dui ham & Satter.
state of Tennessee, within said District who
have been adjudged Banuupts upon their own
petition by the District Court Of said District.
Memphis, Tenn, The I'D day OF July, A.D
1868. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
jy23 30 6 ASSIGNEE Etc
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INSURANCE..
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HBME aVsIcE. No. so ouro Street.
ST. LOUIS.

ID. A JANUARY, President.
JAS II. LUCAS, Vioe-Preside't.
VIM. Il. SELBY. Secretary.
j. 5 MILLER, Asst Secretary.
VIM N BENTON, GenI Agent.
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Democratic Clubs ysls. Dlshed elsewhere In
the State are inviiel 10 correspond with the
Shelby County Club, for CO operation and con-
certed action.
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be ever ready 10 meet force with force
in defense of our rights; theTef re,
Resolved, That We most cordially ap-
prove and indOrse the wise and patriotic
platform Of principles declared by the
National Democratic party, in the Con
ventiOn held in thecity Of New York
on the 4th day OF July, 1868.
RESOLVED, That the nomination 81 h0-
ratio Seymour for President, and Francis
z. Blair for Vice President, meets our
enthusiastic approval, and that we pledge
to them our Harmest and united support.
RssOtued That In calling ourselves
Democrats, we do SO without reference
| to former party distinctions, hut To con-
| solidate the united strength of conserve
| tism to restore cur country TO ConstHu-
tiOnal government,
RcsOiUcd, That for the purpose OF Sc
curing unity of action We recommend
the organization of u d mOcrGtlc cluo IA
each civil district OF Madison county.
RCSOlUch That delegates be appointed
TO attend Convention 10 select al eiectoT
and to nominate a candidate for Con
s,-v-ss for the Eighth Congressional Dis
trict.
lRcSolUcd, That the proceedings OF this
meeting be published in The West Ten
nessee WIG, the Nashville Banner, the
Memphis Appeai and Aratdnche.
After the adOptiUn OF the above resoiu-
tons, Msior Bullock, r. G. Elliott, Of
Sumner county, and Gen. VIM. II. Jack
son were called for and addressed the
meeting. The utmost harmony prevail
ed throughout the proceedings, and the
people were perfectly jubilaUt, With the
hope that success, peace, prosperity AID
happiness would crown theiC efforts IN
the coming election.
JOHN j. BROOKS, Chairman.
EIerRfgrV
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EDUCATIONAL.
Florence SynOdleal Female College

I'hlS INSTITUTION, which has long enjoyed.
VefJ hisn reputation among the ferbaie
Ala, which is admitted 70 DE one ~ th,s nlC-sf
delightful and salubrious towns iu ne so1fF
the Memphis and Charleston Raflrosf -, =
from Tu=cu1nois - S0nth Florence. lts Pre-i
dent Rev. Or. WM H MITCHELL il vgaiI
known As one Of the ATTEST teachers in tbs
country. Next session VII commence on fbs
Stit day Of September aeNa
For further particulars apply 10 The Presf-
dent Isl Tro4.-----
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TIE CITY OF MEMPHIS,
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MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE

u a recent arrangement several schools
- with a mum Der Of the most Successful teach
ers IN the city have been merged into the
Hnpnla Female college. MTE-M a. r.. Moran
or ne Lee Academy, viii be the priEcip pal in
3 ructie--, aud she Is authorized % collect all
current ices during The ensuing scholastic year
ana receipt Officially for the same.
G.. G. MACPHERSON
President and Agent Corporations.
MEMPHIS, July s. Islts.
In accordance with the arrau cement above
mentioned which includes the Lee Academy
and the schools Of Kiss Sailie Cornelius aud
Mrs. Ellen Richardson Z shall OrzauiZa the
forms for the ensuing Scholastic \ ga, iu The
Mem his Female College on I'll ESDAY. sep
tember /, ISIS The faculty in fuli. and other
particulars, Will he annOuuc- q SO an early dIy.
jyB NJ A. r. MORGAN. Prin cipaI.
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Notice.

A IL persons who have special deposits OF
description In the vaults OF the COM ii hsKCIAL
BANK, are requested TO reno We them on or be-
fore Saturday, 18th inst.
jy23It j. A. OMRERC. Reeelver.
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FItO PLA NTERS highest market pEics
L viii be paid for WHEAT by
ATWOOD a ANDERSON.
Promenade street,
len Foot OF jefferson street,
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Madison and Second streets.

IN THE STIBLMAN BLOCK,
CORNER OF
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Louisville MARKET.

LOUISVILLE. July Z2.-FIour, superfine 81 .
60 20. Tobacco quiet sales 80 hhds at SGGgI6 Tor
Tugs to fair Leaf Wheat 81 s5g2. Corn 9jc.
Oats s. jSjc. Rye 81 45gI 50. Mess Pork s2S 50.
Lard ISaISLc. Bacon, shoulders I3GI{Ilc
clear rio sides Ic5{c clear sides I7Ic. Bulk
Shoulders lie; Clear sides lGc.
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Open the entire Year for the Reeepfi.,u
of Ssudents.
IUKA FEMALE INSTiTUTE

I7HE next Session will open on Nc y DAY the
4 3lst August under the continued super
tntendencs Of the sub-crib Der assisted Ia tue Lit
ernry Department by Ms. DOUGLASS Every
department Will be filled vita able teachers.
Nj. and Ms TEFE still continue In the Music
Department. 40 our friends desiring repOss
and exemption rom many OF their PECULIAR
ASNOYAsCFs, our location IS especially a.
trnctive." Many families purpose settling
among US this f4Ii TO educate their children.
For further particulars apply f1r Circular -
Rev. J. e DOUGLASS,
w u LlEn. n -.
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BERLIN, July 22-Mr. Bancroft has
concluded his negotiations at Caflsruthe
4nd gone 10 Baden Baden.