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a Paris eorre.ponlenl lelIs lhis .Lory |.

-" \ man who was in the habit of constant
ly irequeuting cabaret in the Versailles road
was few days ago observed by the mistress
to be sitting with his glass empty before him.
e What will you take2' said the woman
Oh, nothing more was the reply. | have
but forty sous and ! must buy some charcoal
to stiilc myself with Oh, that's very fool
ish, reioined the landlady, who thought he
was joking; with two pennyworth of cord
you could hang yourself, and by that arrange
mant you would have some more to spend for
drink Upon my word you're right, said
the man; and he spent thirty-eight Of his re-
manning sous in drink On Saturday morning
he was discovered hanging to a tree"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-07

NflNfk llH NffrtII Win uhrNIf UN-4aai IN. | can
nor call YOU hy that long formal name-ma,
/ say mother \"
"Of course YOU may. any darling" said th,
Enthusiastic old lady. q" only wish YOU
Nere my real ,lauohtcrr
Marian laid down her flower. and deposit.
Ell her store of pcarly white eogs in a basket
on the table. and thsn came mo- 10 Mrs. Rem.
ing,on, knccina down andnc.iling her BRIGHT
head iu the Old lady's check apron.
Mother" she amrmured softly CO YOU do
bot know how sweet the word sonni. And
Iwill You alway. love mc and cherish me. and
.let me bo % real daughter 10 Won 2"
Il should be- hard-hcartcd old eormornl
Iif didn't. pct." said the old lady. her me fla.
cle- dmmed with tears
IN short. Marian Chauncey became the
FIGHT of the farm house: The brigbt Gtlc
guardian gcnin, of ii- ccilcd room. and wide.
airy halls. She read the paper TO G,rmcr
Remington She compounded cake. iolly and
.ylububs. to the a-ioni4hmut aud iai.At of
tbc Ola lady-.hc Kent the two old rbip,
vase. on the mantle brimminp over with a
rain of roses. she knew hy instinct lust when
10 darkcn the room for the old mans after
noon nan ON the wide chintz sofa. ami She
was better than ten doctors. when Nr-. Rem.
insion had one of the bad. nervous headaches
,,I really don't see how we ever continued
10 live without Marian. said tho old arndc.
man.
d, Bat She shall never leave u.." said Mr..
Remington. decidedly.
Marian: little BRIGHT eyes. I've poi
news" called the old Gentleman ONE morning
through Nh. hell: . leave those honoy.uckle.
lor some one elise To tie ur. AMI come in hcre.
Charlie. &. comin, home"
" TO .tay. .ir3
50 SO, not to stay ut course MS Gne cty
wife demands his promiucn. devotion Nr.
Remington could mot brlp speaking with
.nccr. but he will spcni lhe dav here. ON
his way To- New York should ikc Won TO
see Charles and | should Ekc Charlie. to
See you. Don't bu.h-if you're NOT better
looking thln nj. Firth avenue wife. She must
be paragon among women thlt. an I'VE
got 10 say"
When will hc be here. .ir3H
In about an hour. should iulr, from
his lottler-Charlev ALWAYS did write an aw-
ll -craw-m's ami M Just half alike and
half the time forrets TO eros, hist hui
suppose that. tbe fashion now.a-lnys go
Marian Chauncey crept away to her room
to brush out the red-goll eurls. and adjust
the blue ribbon az the throat. and wondered
.hyly 10 herself what . Charlie" would saw.
When hs saw the new element That had con.
t-iyal .o to Intervene itself into tine ola
home OF hi. bo,hood.
But DON'T thuk %, will b. mgry r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-07

Cuoosr WfLL-The line Of conduct chosen
by young man during the five years from
fifteen 10 twenty, will, in almost every IN
stance, determine his character for life As
he is then careful or careless, prudent or I'M
prudent, industrious or indolent, truthful or
discriminating, intelligent or ignorant, temper
ate or dissolute, 20 will he be il after years,
and il needs no prophet 10 east his horoscope,
or calculate bis chances m life.
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htiscellanu.
$1,000. .
\ Practical Joke.



g now utn LtrGn CAME IN ~ rnI wgoNa rLAcr
u
At iiilbrov hall % was one Of DR.. BioX
ANS pecuIarities 10 treat ms boys with
confidence which never seamcd 10 admit th
possibility OF Their abusing d. Another %
ms pcculiarties no the government Of tbl
school was the ugld determination with whicl
, Ice eXacied the most scrupulous ncatucss an,
order throughout the whole establishment
lie was IKE captain on board inan-ol
war. lie would have everything IN It's place
Nothing annoyed him so much as anything
81 approaching TO slovcnllness or negligence -
lie reminded me sometimes OF the answer ai
old woman once made TO % gentiemau who
was comphmoniing her upon ihe cXtrcm,
neatness OF her little cottage. You know
the old saying. Mrs Brown, that cleanlne..
is next 90 g1dIinr-s. cs.' was her re.
ply and ir aiore it' os tmnk. Their,
was nothing pryne or hdgelty in the dootor''
manner, only nothing seemed io escape bis
eye II seemed 90 pam hm TO witness eon-
fusion or want OF method. The consequence
was mat ~ all acquired ihe habit OF putting
everything ~ lts place Bats aud stump'
were never pitched down anywhere, when wo
came ia from criket. Cep- we're nayer tossed
on 'he sehool-room liable ior any one whom
it might concern io pui away The inot-ball
was NOT i'i' out 10 ihc playground, when tbc
ramc was over The training we thu receive
cd was admirable, although we sometimes
thought % rather % bore
ln the maintenance of this mnu-o-wur
li'e discipline the doctor "1 ably aconded
by humble member oi hls establishment,
whom must now mirolnee io the reader.
Mary Harnetl was bright nel1-'wnloi sery-
amt, whose duty it Was 70 attend upon the
boys 800 uif dlnnS-lal. 80 mcd Times. She
was an nnbounded arolio' although She
eGntrNei to exercise considerable authority.
Many od was indebted Co. h'r for keepius
him out oi a rape '"r hef ugilnt eye
never o'cr.ooked amy stray article, whiah
i Cd fU NuNtI Inlu ltf IH..I IU If. rtN...uf -
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ITS ACTION ~ ENpECTORANT, Alternative. qr
u''' atiaiNe diapnrci c, and diufttr which renders
W ono "i lhe most valuable remedies known for curing
Diseases ul lhe lungs u oAritcs cxptctomtion and
yiig,es ihe lnnr 10 throw on the phlegm CHANCES
I'M 81 hkIloNs and Pu RIFLES the BLOOD heal.
ue irticd PARTS gives strength 10 the digestive or
Guns nfhg. the liver to It's proper action, and mpart
suNnA 70 me whole ~ Astem. 10 Is warranted to give
vhtIe satlshcuon even n the most confirmed eases OF
consumption, nnd not 60 produce custvcncs- affect the
heaa u. it contains uu opium n any form. 10 is PER-
ltviLf HARMLESS Ia the most delicate child. although
an netiie and powerful remedy for restoring the syste
sold by nli druggist, Price 81 per bottle. 3l3l
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a human being but 600 moro clildi
Thy dauehior. wcliul takes frequent loy
ln Bringing thee Dor children 60 up hon'ei
uo, laIp ', ', , @ 'o,s' .I, ., ,'a s,a no. more.
,lo,.In,, ,,rn.,.. ro,,i ,
Apdu u,..r love in tle r,f.. t,,ntson. ,,n.', q.
-....
The Dourbfcr.iu.Iov
d, N'ler never "i'' forgive hun said ol
'i '''"'.'-'' T,,'''n'y ''Fo'"lng h's grel
-"' ,'''5 D" ,n'', green lc''nef case.
''' o,'"'f' -''s'tl Mf.. hennngiol
''',''''s 'l cn' u""on,ea aiSlrder OF her caI
',',"Hs % marry 'nal noid' dlshng. en-
-'' "''''''' ''' ''"''' '' whiting for our pea
"''-,eh.
""' you N"'"' my d,ar, suggested lh
"" H'u,'y'','' we 'no9'1ni nave eIFyen D
To nun 10 ne h'd waited haii century.
certainly we should not' sald Mrs. Rem
us'"h 'hlp lph'''''''y' t!lnk OF our onl.
cur" 'rra'lne ns $50 cruell}, Abel Che onI.
one We nave so, 100 'he world.
ne h's m'de h's hed' and must iieon H.
''a iee o'd man s'ern'y. 81 will never re
'o'te DDS gay cliy bride here. and so ! shaI
""f''' To MN Immediately. We are sr"roei,
n"e enough Tor 20 rum avenue daughtcr-n
Gas"
y Ne -p9N'' ,hr oii nlan plrked up % crum
p''l ''.'ef 'u'' he nin thrown ON the loor u
'',' Ni-. pafoXysms o' hls anger amt smooth
'i on, ''s iold. WIN a mechanical touch.
" N.Y. Only 'linh o. li, Abel snid Mrs
'''l'h-'"l', ' MHn"ly hnekley served for s'
N'N lh ill inIs e'r s cousin lanuy, an.
sue ''y. f"lyn 'ilr' could smoke "a h'ii'
paper ''alr iur' ,ise man. amt used to q
'N'l'ns "''n hef dress ah tucked zap to th'
lap 90 h'r noois' ana drove haronche- witt
l'' -r'''h '''oe 'eninn
Bios NY a'nl interrupted the old gen
uen"n' aus nfe"'h nearly r6en away by tn.
'''a'olz' '' 'N'rn'''les. bless my soul
you d'ni 'y s'' A"d our NharIc Is mar
fie9 20 s''n aG amazon 'S this
30 ine couple .at lh ih' roamy porch oI
'n' ''I''''n- "'' iaiin nous. with tine Mieht
gen roses tossing lllt'c mlloi-nouN into theu
'Is 700 ~,eHle1 showers ana the dehciou
|'l'f- '' 'n' ir.-',moWn hny coming np from
'h' n'eil'" 'a'S ny 'he RIVER as miserahl,
a" on 'lple -. you want to see
lieAu"nie' MIS- 'hhiles Remington a
b1de OF three wee5 standing was making
neIs'ii ,ul liemey h'pN 1t Niagara Sh.
''t "n % lalien log anonE the delicious shades
ana 'e''us'on o., "oat Island that bright
. un' ''y' "'' 'ne n3A,s ana shadows chas-
los eAoH o'her across her lovely Face, ANA
turning "er '"n2 ehe'lnni curls TO- coils ol
gold dressed ai' 10 white She was Fastening
. "'''u "' Wuu mowers INTO the ribbon OF
per 'o9ug''lsh Hl'Ie mar, and singing some
on ','I"' 5''''y TO hsr'en'
r'!n hgn'ns'9n was very handsome--
Nn'l' 'ne 'n"ths oi hoih in her rose-leai
'ompi'A'on, bright hur' ana misty brown eyes
,''iu ''' ''''''r 'n'' ''nlIea her fresh scrie
ups were messengers straight irom ih'
"'Ir''
'r'''''5 'n' was J'inea Oy n'r husband
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-07
CRISTADOROS HAIR DYE.
Old Father Time takes nany a year
70 turn Go white dark culurod hair
tut Instantly the EXCELSIOR DYE
hrnss ia'ek the tint that charms the eye
Aud Nature owns that cunning Art
Can her own living huos iinpart
Crisladoro's Tan PreserYniiro.

Oh, how beautifully glossy your hair looks Of late
Maria Yes, julio, since have used Cristadoros Hail
preseryaye and Bcautiner, my Hair has improved won
deriully, and 3epPed falling out altogether
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair Dressers
hanuaetory No. 6s Maiden Lane, Principal Depot, No
Astor House n ,a5-daw
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Pat thinks il is good for msn to some
times be alone, especially if he has his swate-
hart with him.
We often hear that riches do not bring
eoutentment; but if they don't, poverty does
not certainly.
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"Yes," said old Mrs Remington, compla-
Gently, 81 think that was a splendid idea OF
yours. Abel, sending for Lot Chamcey's or.
phan to adopt. ltll teach Charles and his
stuck-up wife that we're in earnest about
what we wrote, and Marian Chauncey wont
have no city airs nor graces I'm dreadful
anxious to see her Lot was a likcly-looking
fellow, and my cousin twice removed, and
folks did say his wife was u regular built
beauty. | guess likely she'll come by the
stage tonight
4" guess likely there she is now" said
Abel who, sitting by the open window, caught
the first glimpse of slender figure coming up
the path, and carrying a'well packed carpet
bag, and Mrs Remington ran forward to kiss
and welcome the new conner.
Marian Chauncey was exceedingly pretty
Mrs. Remington soon discovered that--a
bright little winsome creature, with gold
brown hair, that would curl in spite of the
restraining net, loving hazel eyes and tremu-
lous red lips.
"Oh, Abel !" quoth the soft hearted old
lady, at the end Of two days, why didn't
Charles wait until he had seen Marian Chaun-
cey Is she not sweet-dont il seem like
a CLEAN of sunshine in the old house when
she is tripping round 2'
She is very pretty said Mr. Renlng-
ton.
And then" pursued the old lady, "sho's
so handy. She knows just where everything
is kept, aud how to do everything, and She
does up my caps exquisitey, aud you should
have seen how skiinlly She drove me to meet.
ing yesterday. Oh, Abel, if Providence had
only seen fit to send us a daughter-in-law like
dear little Marian Chauncy."
Mrs Remingtons speech was cut prcma-
urey short by the entrance of the subject
of it, with her apron full of eggs, and her
hands full of wild flowers
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THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF MEM PHIS.
FACULTY.:

Il Az x
ALEXANDER ERSkINE, MD, Prof. of OBJ
stetrics and Diseases of Women and Children
and Dean of the Faculty.
BIZ NJ W. AVENr, N. T., Prof. of the Princi-
pies and Practice OF surgery.
ALFRED e. VOORHEES,, MD, Prof. Of Mate
Tia Medles and therapeutics and Of OphthaI-
mic Surgery.
FRANK A. RAMSAY, Id, Prof OF the Prin-
clpies and Practice Of Medicine.
DUDLEY ID. SAUNDERS, MD, Prof OF De-
scriptise and Surgical Anatomy.
RICHARD B. MAUkY, Md, Prof. OF Physioi-
agy, RQd Pathology, and secretary OF the
ALMON BROOKS, MD, Prof. of Chemistry
and TOxicolOgy.
G. 3. THORNTON, ND, Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
The Preliminary Course of Lectures for the
term of 1859, will begin on the LIST October,
from which date the Disssclng Rooms will be
open.
Fhe Regular Course will begin ON the first
Monday in November.
The City Dlspensary, 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.
ONCE, corner Of Main and GayOso Streets,
su2 dStSw8m Memphis, Tenn.
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dEMPHES APPEAL
MAsONTODIRECTORY.
1868.

ANGEkoEA, No. I6s. Meets lat Monday ~
every month, at Odd-F SLOWS HalI, cor. SouIl
and Main. u. B. Forster 23s Front street
W. NJ; John Beaniish, Sso'y.
soyrrF4 MEMPHIS, No. lis. Meets ID Friday o.
osch moatE-HsiI, cor, Madison and second
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ToCntb-Hall corner Madison and second
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sIaMTIFoN No. 2S9s Meets Sd Friday OF eaoh
nsouth-Odd-Es Fellows Hall II. J. Lynn,
W. NJ: ". II. Butts, Sec.
ELyIsNISG No. SAl, Meets 9Th Friday
OF each mcnth--st south Memphis Hal
corner OF Madison and Second. George Nal
ROYAL ARCH.
ezsN Chapter, No 4. Meets2d Monday OF each
mOnth--Odd- Fellows Han. John Eent, a. =
q. p; 3. II. Levy, Seo'y.
K. AND II.
UREKA Council, No. s. Meets Sd Monday Of
egch nionth-Odd- Fellows Eau. John Zent
In. IL; y. ]. Wlggin, Rec
TEMPLARs.
JYRzEE CommanGery, No. 4. Meets zth Mcn'
day or esoh mouth. Joha Zant, Conn., NJ ,
E1ggin, Aso. 4a.a r..
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE,
204 Front Street.
HERMEs AND MITHRAs Lodges meet in con
Junction 4th Wednesday in every month
+. Mellersh, Secretary. -,
JAsIFHIA council OF Princes o. Jerusal lsin1 iotn'
No. |. Benz. <. Pullen, Ssd., IsTsh''.i -
caLvAKY CHAPTKE Of Rose Croix, 18th No. l
Charles W. Adams, sd, NJ. W. Il. l. Ioin
p51I.fPPE DrPT. EssErs Council Of K-h, 5Oth.
No. /. Henry P. WoOdard, I'D. COelna,'s
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AinsIie. SSd-, Conn-,. in Chief; Dodge q
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TuKA KAFEMATE TNgTITUTE

THE next Session will open on MONDAY, the
i 3lst August, under the continued super
intendence Of the subscriber assisted in the Lii
erary Department by MIS- DOUGLASS. Every
department will be filled with able teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. TEPE still continue in the Music
Department. "TO our friends desiring repOse
and exemption from many of their PECULIAR
ANNOYASCES. our location is especially at
tractive." Many families purpose settling
among us this fall TO edueate their children.
For further particulars apply for Circular to
Rev. j. 4. DOUGLASS,
iv9ff Iuka Miss.
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LAWYERS.
ALBKRr FIKE, CHARl.Es ". ADAMS, L r. PIKE.
PIKE, ADAMS & PIKE,
AttOrneYS. Solicitors & PrOctOrS

TTEND 20 cases in the different Courts sit
"A ting at Memphis and in the river counties
OF Arkansas
Es- The senior partner viii hereafter espe-
ciaily attend 70 cases IN the supreme Court Of
Tennessee, and IN tie Supreme Court and
Court of Claims OF the United States AZ Rssh-
ington, being OF the firm Of PIKE & JOHN
SDN, OF that city.
once 10 the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner OF Court and second streets.
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College Of the hristian Brothers,
ST oils NO

THE object Of this Institution is to afford
students the means OF acquiring thorough
collegiate education, whilst the Commercial
Department offers rare advantages TO young
men desirOus OF entering on mercantile pur-
suits.
The next Session will c0mmen on the last
MONDAY In August
Applicants for admission will do well to be
in time. For particulars address
auI2 Pm BROTHER EDW ARD, President.
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NO. s2O FRONT STREET, MEMPHIS, TEN,

d DEFERRING TO the above cards, we respect
II fully solicit consgnments of Cotton and
otner Country PrOdu' g. VIII make liberal
CASH Advances on COnsignments to either
house. All cODsignments shipped by river will
be covered by insurance, and while in store,
unless otherwise instructed.
FOR SALE.-A general stock of Groceries
and Plantation Supplies at low market rates,
consisting OF RAGING, IRON aIES, ROPE,
TWlNE, BACON, PORK, LARD, COFFEE,
sUGARS,- MOLASSES, MEAL, WHISKY,
WOOD DWARE, etc. Respectfully,
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PIKE & JoHRsoN.
Attorneys, COURsell5rs 4 Solicitors

VNHIS drm, the Junior member Of which has
Il had large experience in Departmental and
other business during many years service In
Congress, viii pTactics IN THE SRPreIBe Court
and Court OF Claims at Washing gion, where the
Junior partner Will reside. II VIII also attend
70 Gains before Congress and the Depart
ments.
Tne offiee Of the hrua WIN be opened In wash
ington, by the lst Of September next. Mean
Wkile comm unicatiSns addrC ssed 10 ALBERT
PIKE, Box s., ?. o Memphis or TO ROBERT
W. JOHNSON, Pine Biun, Arkansas, will re-
ceive prompt attention. jy3ly
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CENTRAL H,cn SCHOOL,

AN LII open IFS next Session on MONDAY
w September = 1868, under the direction OF
Rev v. NJ PATTERSON, ABB, and Prof 7. ].
9IkARDEAU, ALB.
This Institation, formerly conducted by the
late Prof. ]. w. stacy. ranks among the best
male high schools in the city or country. The
experience OF tue present Principals guaran-
vantages.
The buildings viii be enlarged and eonvs-
niently and pleasantly arranged, and lifted M
poses
Latin, Greek and French, together with q
thorough course IN the Engiish branches. via
be taught Terms moderate. For circulars an
ply al the bookstores, or refer to Rev. 7. d.
Nftherspoon. Rev. W. @. Johnson. Esvs A. T.
Mann, kew. y. =. PetWay, Thomas h. Aflsn, ..
B. Molioy, II. Wade d Co., Newton Ford 4 Co.,
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sharpe. aus Z
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL

TGOSHEN DEPOT, VA, CENTRAL RAIL
"A rOsd, kockbridge county, Va.
H n. B. WOOD, Principal F.; A. J. WOOD and
THOS. H. HOPE, Associate Principals.
Third Session, September 10, 1868, to June IS,
1863. Ancient and Modern Languages Mathe-
maiics, Civil Engineering, English Branches,
Elements of Natural and Moral Sciences and
History.
Boys and young mon 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 q large number OF patrons in offer
ept States.
Terms for whole Session, Tuition, Board, Fuel,
Washing and Light, $50 in currency, half On
entrance, balance lst February
z. .. G0shen Depot, ROckbridge county, Vir-
ainia aus lmdaw
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I. .. o. f.

f3Avoso ENCApPaIEsr, No. 8, l. o. o. F. Meets
On the Ist and Sd Thursday nights OF eacn
mouth. J. h. Mcclure, {. - r. AAe-4eIAA'
II. P; Thomas Bacon, Scribe Je4
EMPHIs LODGE, NO. B.-Meets every Tuesday
night. f. MelIersh, n. e.; II. Pump, secTe-
ALary. "~1'
CIICKAsAW LODGE, No. Sheets every Mon
dsy night at O'Clock. Dr. George W. AcTee'
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Dissolution.

THE firm OF KERR, WESCOFT & STAHL Is
dissolved by mutual consent aud by. expiration
OF pariDershtp articles. .. ~ ~
Col J. 3. KERR will have his office al No. 20
Second street
WESCOTP q STAHL will occupy the old
of1ces. No. 20 Second street, and attend to all
business intrusted TO them.
j. W. WESCOfF, having renewed al old
Commissions will set Commissioner OF
Deeds, etc, ia the several States and attend to
all Com m isgiOneT's business aub I'm
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PATAPS- 0 FEHALE INSTITUTE,
Near Baltimore. MARYLAND.

IN full operation, with complete corps Of
Il Teachers and Professors. PH1ils from nine
teen different States, South and SOuthlUesf, HOl0
present. Location beautiful. convenient, re-
tired and perfectly healthy school select !;
number Of pupils limited, and charges more
moderate than the few institutions OF the same
class in cities and elsewhere. Term begins Sep
tember 10, 1865 Address the Principal,
ROBEhT n. ARCHER
aull 2tRW6W TtllicOft1s Mills Nd.
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Virginia Military Institute,
Lexington, Virginia.

A PUBLICATIONS. win now be received for the
a appointment of lG0 additional Cadets into
this Institution. Those entering In the sum-
mer months enjoy peculiar advantages in the
specIa1 course of discipline and instruction, by
which they are prepared for the regular studies
which comm eoce on the LIST September.
Circulars WI be sent on application.
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ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY.

TINHE Thirty-ninth Annual Session Of Studies
i in the st. Louis University
VIII open September 7Gh.
This Institution is the oldest ssst Of learning
in the West, having been established in 1879.
Tho course OF studies offers every facility foF
acquiring a thorough CLASSICAL AND COM
MERCLAL EDUCATION.
For Catalogue, etc, apply to
REV. r. II. SrUNTEBECK. S. J.
President st. Louis University, St. Louis, no.
iy2l 3tawt sept5
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Notice.

I HAVE two beautiful and well improved
i Plantations in Lea county, Ca, within
three miles Of tine city Of Albany. bounded py
Ons Of the best railrrais in The state, and 4
fine Lot and c1uIlOdigus DEelling q the city,
which I viii gladly sell or exchange Tor other
property nearer tC me.
apis a. WRIGHT.
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TERMS.
PRIVATE sRLECT sCHoOI-

MRS. NJ A. KNOX Will resume her school on
M MONDAY, seq Ptember 7th, at her residence,
northeast corner of Orleans and Court street
extended Pupils viii be reesived and classed
from september lst. Terms modified to suit
the times. auI6 n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-02

AN Omaha dispatch of the 2Sth
states that seven hundred and eighty
miles of the Pacific road were completed
that day,
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Memphis Female COLLEGE.

FT1WENTY-NINTH SESSION.-Ws shall or
L ganize the FORMS IN this College, accord
Ing 70 previous announcement, for the ensuing
scholastic year OF forty weeks, On TUESDAY,
September ], 1868. For circulars, giving full
particulars, apply 10 the Principal at the Col
lege, or at the bookstores.
fVlH tsaA NJ A E MORGAN PrfnninaI