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THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF MENa PHIS.
FACILITY:

EAO - Ii 4
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, Md, Prof Of OBJ
steJIics and Diseases OF Women and Children
and Dean of the Faculty.
Bt NJ. w AVENF, II. D., Prof. of the Princi-
pies and fF gtice of surgery.
ALFRED h. VOORHEES,, MD, Prof. of Nate
ria Medica and therapeutics and of Ophthsl-
mic Surgery.
FRANK a. RA AMSAY. MD, Prof. Of the Prin-
ciples and Practice of Medicine.
DUDLEY d. SAUNDERS, MD, PIoi, OF De-
scripture and Surgical Anatomy.
RICHARD B. MAUH4, M.D., Prof.. OF PhYSlol-
ogy aud Pathology, and Secretary OF the
ANON BROOKS, Md, Prof of Chemistry
@. B. THORNTON, Md, Demonstration OF
The Preliminary Course of Lectures for the
term Of 1868, will begin on tie lSt October,
from which oate the DissecIng Rooms VIII be
open.
The Regular Course will begin on the fiIst
Monday in NoveInbef.
The City Dispensary, 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.
Office corner of Main and GayOsO Streets,
au2 d3 SwSm Memphis, Tenn.
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STOCKS AND BoMDs.

yxyANTED AT MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS
w INSTITUTION, corner Jefferson and
Front streets:
Miss Central r. r. lSt and ID Mortg. Bonds.
Miss. and Tenn. Il. r. LIST Mortg. Bonds.
Mem. and Chss. K. r. I'd MortR. Bonds.
M and L. 4. r. r. list Aortg. Bonds.
Memphis and Ohio 10 per cent. Bonds.
Memphis and Ohio per cent. Mortg. Bonds.
Memphis City Plain Bonds.
Memphis City Indorsed Bonds.
Mobile and D. K. r. 8 per cent. Sterling Bonds.
Mobile and o. B. r. per cent. Interest Bonds.
Mobile and o, r. Il. Income Bonds.
jslou 3, Q. KIRK, Cashier
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

THE 45th Session Of this Institution will be-
gin on the lst day OF October, 1905, and END on
the Thursday before the 4th OF Juty, 1873.
The organization OF the InstituiiOn IS very
complete, embracing extensive and thorough
courses OF instg uction in Literature and science
ana in the professions of Law, Medicine and
Engineering.
E5.IMATED ExPENSES-Exclusive OF books,
c.Othing and pOcset money-Of the ACADEMIC
student, $3.50 OF the Law student, S5oo, and
of the MEDICAL student, $3.50.
For particulars send for catalogue 10 VIM.
WeTtenbs ker, Sec. etsTy, or
s. MAUPIN,
Chairman OF the Faculty,
auSfw P. o. Universi,y of Virginia
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cENTaAL HIGH SCHOOL


VEYII,I, open It's next Session on MONDAY,
w September Z. 1868. under the direction OF
Rev W. N. PATTI ER>ON, Abb, and Prof. T. j.
0IHA ARDEAU, ABB.
Tnis Institution, formerly conducted by the
late Prof. ]. W. Stacy, ranks am9pg the best
male high schools in the city OF country. The
experiences OF the present Principals guaran-
tees to pupils the very best educational ad-
Yantages.
The buildings will be enlarged and conve-
niently and pleasantly arranged, and fitted M
with new. furniture specially for school pur-
poses
Latin, Greek and French, together with a
thorough course in the English branches, Will
be taught. Terms moderate. For circulars ap-
ply st the bookstores, or refer TO Rev. T. ID.
Wftherspoon, Rev. ". u. johnson, Rev. a. 4.
Mann, hev. +. $. PetwaY, Thomas a. Allen, ID.
r. Molloy, H. Wade & Co., Newton Ford q Co.,
ToOf, Phillips & Co , e. NJ. Apperson, spicsr a
Sharpe. aus II
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EDUCATIONAL.
PATAPS o FEHALE INSTITUTE,
Near Baltimore, Maryland.

IN full operation, with complete corps Of
j. Teachers and Professors. PlfDils from nine
teen different States, South and Southwest nOaO
present. Location beautiful, convenient, re-
tired and perfectly healthy. school select I;
number Of pupils limited, and charges more
moderate than the few institutions OF the same
class in cities and elsewhere. Term begins sep
tembeE 10, loeS Address tue Principal,
RODENT n. ARCHER
aulI StqWfW EIIfcOfr1s Minis MA
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Virginia Military Institute,
Lexington, Virginia.

A PUBLICATIONS. will now be received for the
IA appointment Of 1t0 additional Cadets Into
this Institution. These entering In the sum-
mer rOnths enjoy peculiar advantages In the
special course of discipline and Instruction, by
which they are prepared for the regular studies
which commence on the LIST September.
Circulars viii be sent 90 application,
laals FRANCIS y, hh1TH, Jeupts
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UNTyEBsITY HIGH SCHOOL

TGOSHEN DEPOT, VA, CENTRAL RAIL
"A road, kOckbridge county, Va
II. n. B. WOOD, Principal; a. ]. WOOD and
THOS. H. HOPE, Associate Principals
Third Session, September 10, 1858, 20 June Is,
1853. Ancient and Modern Languages Mathe-
maiics, civil Engineering, EnglIsh Branches,
Elements OF Natural and Moral Sciences and
History.
Boys and young men thoroughly pre- pared for
University OF Virginia, " Washington College,
and business pursuits.
Cordially recommended by the Prof, ssors OF
the University OF Virginia and Wasbington
College and large number OF patrons IN diner
ent States.
Terms forwhole Session, Tuition, Board, Fuel,
Washing and Lignt, $50 in currency, hAiI On
entTanee, balance LIST February.
+. D. Goshen Depot, Rock bridge county, Vir-
ofnia aus inluEw
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The Evansville Courier is trying 10
make capital against Gen. Grant because
he would not let Jewish army thieves
and blockade runners carry on their un-
lawful tratiicking uumolested. The
Jews, as a c!sss, are disting 1ished pre-
emineDtly above all other people for their
characteristic dishonesty and thieviGg
propensities. Is is par of :heir faith to
prey uPon and rob Christians. After
having violated every military law per-
tanning to trade in the Department of
Tennessee during the war, Gen. Grant
banished them from the department and
lorbid them ever returning to it. We
sag good.
Tie Jews are all Democrats anyhow.
We never heard OF Jewish soldier dur
ing the war on either side. They did not
care an itinerant tinkeT's cuss now the
wsr terminated. Their object was to
make money out OF it. They formed
mainly the myriads of army vuitures
that preyed constantly and nerciles-Iy
on the poor, half naked, hungry soldiers.
For every Republican Jew that, by the
sort OF reasoning adopted by the Courier
and other similar journals, Is induced 10
vote against Grant, a dozen decent, hon
est, Christian white men will be induced
to vote for him.
Let the good 1OOTk go on.
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ST. L0uis MutusI Life Insurance 20.
cIAIE ADE.NDI u 7 = = J
MEMPEIs, TENN, J uly =, 1888.

MEMPHIS, TENN, uIy ., 1888.
Z8R. JOHN o. MC3EHEE, Of Jackson, Tenn,
mi has been duly appointed sole gent ior
Iul. once im The district heretofore primarily
under The supervision OF john XIX, -r and
~ uosequently Or Kirk ncGehee g The ap-
DO ntnent OF John kirk having Deen MIL MIL
Company Ia any capacity whatever, or receive
money on our account
MCMAHON q OTIS, State Agents Tor
West Tennessee, Mississippi, AIkansas ana
North Louisiana. alo "
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Under the act approved .July 20, 1868.
George w. Marshall, Lafayette.
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Science Hill Female Academy,
SheIbyViIIe. XIV.

UHHIS Institution. situated in one of the most
4 quiet, healthful and p easanI Towns OF Ken
lucky, within a short distance OF Louisville
with which II has easy daily commu nicatloE
by stage and rail, offers 10 the public the accu-
mulated advantages of more tnan forty years
successful operation. The eighty y-seYenth tS7Lh)
semi AM session will open on Monday, sep
tember Z, 1858. kor catalogues or special infor-
nation address Mrs. J III Liza A. TEVIS,
JyZg In Principal
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IUKA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

THE next Session will open OF MONDAY, the
1 Slst August, under the continued super
intendence OF the subscriber assisted in tie LIT
ersry Department by Mrs. DOUGLASS. Every
departme t will be nlled with able teachers,
Mr.. and Mrs. TEPE stiH continue in the Music
Department ITO oar friends desiring repose
and exemption from rasny of their PECU Liza X
ANSoYAHCES, our location ~ especially at
tractive." Many families purpose settling
among us this fall 10 educate their children.
For further particulars apply for Circular to
Rev. J. e. DOUGLASS.
Vuk n
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HARVARD LAW SCHOOL,

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. TWO TERMS. Begin
~ ming SEPTEMBER 10, JS6s, and E'EBRUA-
Z Z p, 1853. The resident Professors ore, TIE
OPHILUs PARSOSs, LID, EMORY WAsaHURN,
LID, and NATHAEIEL HOLMES, A M. Gem
tlemen OF distinction in the Profession lecture
from time TO ttue on special topics. Applies-
ton may be MADE fOr further Information 10
either Of the Restdent Professors fysl Sw
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY.
nTemphis Female Collega.

V1W ENTY- NINTH SESSION.-We shall or
i ganize the FORMS In this College, accord
ing 70 previous annoup cement, lOr the ensuing
September /, 1883. For circulars, giving full
particulars, apply to the Principal at the Col
leee, or at the bookstores.
IYz6 tsee N. A. Il. MORGAN Principal.
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RADICAL HooDoos IN OoUNcrs-
Their Decision Of ihe Question OfWhite
acknowledgements.

From the Nashville Banner Of the
l4th instsnt we learn that towards the
close Of the proceedings of the HoodOo
Council recently held in Nashville, Mr..
Pomeny offered the following preamble
and resolution:
WHEREAS, The existing franchise law
of this State is part 8nd parcel of the
Constitution OF Tennessee, and cannot be
amended except in the mode prescribed
in the constitution for making amHnd-
ments, and
Whereas, Ir die opinion of this con-
ventiOn it would be safe, expedient and
wise on the part of the Republican party
Of the State 10 initiate measures to mod
ify the franchise law so as To give tie
right of suffrage 10 every citizen of the
State and of the United States, and
Whereas. We believe that such mag
nanimGus action of the Republican
party would do much to restore repose
and tranquility to the State, encourage
fraternal feeling of good will among the
whole people, soften the sspsTities of the
pending canvass, and lessen the eXpen-
ses of the State in maintaining peace
and order every where therefore, be it
Resolved. That we recommend that
the Legislature at its present session do
adopt and submit 10 the people for ratifi-
cation two amendments 70 the COnstitu-
ton, one extending the right of suffrage
TO sll white men IN Tennessee, who are
citizens CT the State and of the United
States, and another providing thst the
right Of cOlOred men 10 vote in all cleo
tiOns snail never be abridged, denied OF
taken away.
The effect produced by the reading of
this resolution il thus described by the
reporter of the Banner:
The reading of the preamble and rssO-
luton called forth a tremendous howl OF
loyal disspprObatiOn. La that crowd, at
least, rebel Acknowledgement was al an
enormous discount. Not man on the
floor dared say a word in its favor. De-
spite the hOneyed words OF speci0us leg
islat0rs, the real sentiment of the party
was here revealed in y mRuueT that was
not to be mistaken.
Arnell, the Confederate tanner, Jumped
to his feet with an eager glitter in his
snskey eyes, moved 10 lay the resolution
on the table.
Another delegate, a th!eving, foul
mOuthed scOunuTel with whose name we
will not suily our columns, yelled out,
." And l move TO kick tie resolution un.
der The table"
eagle, who claims to represent Dick
son county, cried, in q burst of loyal
eestacy, "No let's lay it on the table
aBd sing Rally Round the Flag, BOys,'
but the rebel leather contractors motion
was put and carried. Two or three
voices were feebiy raised in the mega
tive, but they were greeted with such
yslls of derisiOn and contempt That their
owners were glad enough to subside into
obscurity and silence.
This means war to the knife and the
knife to the hilt. Let it come. We are
prepared.
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Notice.

Y RAVE two beautiful and well improved
Inree miles OF tho city OF Albany, bounded y
one o. the best railroads IA the state, and g me
Lot and commodlons Dwelling IN tbs citS,
property, nearer 70 1as. xar.uw
apis - A@A
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ST. AGNES DAY SCHOOL.

OWING to the rapidly increasing population
" in the nelghborhOod OF 81. Agnes Aead-
emy the Sisters have determined to resume
their DAY SCHOOL, Discontinued some years
since The Course OF udies prescribed for
lay Pupils will be the same as that pursued by
The Young Lady BoarderS.
studies will De resumed at st. Agnes and also
at La Salette-a branch of the above
ON the First Monday of September.
For the greater convenience of such as may
desire it, arrangements will be made with the
propTIetors of the street Cars for the transmits
sion of pupils to and from both Institutions.
For terms apply TO the
LADY SUPERIOR
auslm sA OF st. Agnes Academy.
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WARD SEMINAR Y,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
The Leading School In the South.
FaII Session Opens September 8
macon Masonic College,

For catalogues address
aus lw w. f. WARD. Principal.
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From the Nashville Banner Of the
l4th instant we learn that towards the
close Of the proceedings of the HoodoO
Council recently held in Nashville, Mr..
Tomeny offered the following preamble
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FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The APPEAL, the largest and cheapest
weekly paper ii Tennessee VIII be SEM 70 sub
scribsrs for tiIe ensuing four mouths as a
campaign paper, at the very low rates given
below.
As a Campaign paper, the APPEAL Will MAKE
It's readers acqu aiuted with all current political
events. and whatever else may be OF interest
Il VIII express It's own opinions fully ana
frss.ly as heretofore, and continue 30 observe
sbe. .rules of conduct that have always governed
Il. IL has no new professions to make.
The WEEKLY CAMPAIGE APPEAL
VIII be supplied to Clubs for the four ensuing
months:
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A copy gratls viii be sent 10 the friend who
sends us a Club a. these rates.
The Daily paper Will be sent 10 Clubs at sS
for four months.
ALBERT PIKE & co.
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-Canada is bestiring herself to prevent
the introduction OF the cattle disease ia
tlst country.
The internal revenue receipts con-
ulus to average about $500, 900 per day,
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On the First Monday of seplember.
.Arkansas Reports fOr sale.

EOR SALE two complete sets OF the Reports
e Of the supreme Court Of Arkansas, from
vol, 20 vol, q inclusive, 0ne SET almost en-
rely nsE, Apply 70 uys h Il, PIKE,
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Under the act ayproved .Iuly 20, !,

Under the act approUed July 20, 1868.
James L. Alcorn, Benz. d. NaOers, J.
L. Wofiord, Austin Ballard, Tisnomingo
John S. Morris, Claiborne Charles G
Shsckleford, Madison; Edward A. Pay.
ton, Samuel Donnelly, Kinds; G. A
Webster, Simpson; q. G. Sullivan, Ok.
tibbeha; Geo. Stovall, Carroll; VIM. II
Noble, Wilkinson; Geo. II. AlcOrn, Goa
hOms; 0rvilie B. BlantoD, L B. Valiant
Frank Valiant, Washington T. w
Adams, John McRse, Kemper; Jane,
d. Stewart, Jackson; Z. J. Vasser, w
A. Sykes, y. @. Ekin, n. Walton, G
w. Remington, Monroe; J. w. Vance
De Soto; w. a Haley, Copiah R1bt
w. FlournOy, POBtotOc; w. II. Bearden
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Assets. june /. 1855. over ss.Ooo,oOO
Issues Policies On ALL THE HOST AP-
PROVED HOH-FORFEITENG PLANS,
ON as good terms ms any Company.
No Restrictions upon Acclinlated Persons, or 10
RESIDENCE OR IRA VEL
MEMpHIs BOARD OF REFERENCE;

MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;
Wormeley, Joy & Co, Aydlett Robinson q
Co., y. NJ. Webb & Co., Tool, Phillips 8 Co, La
oey & AcGhee, N. Coronna, A. K Frankland,
General n. b. Forrest, tieneral J. r. Chalmers,
Com. Joseph Z. montgomery, Judge J. p. Ia
rutheIs, Rev. s. II. Ford ID. d, Rev. J. r. Graves,
Judge Phineas 7. Scruggs, Gallaway, Hampton
Co., DeSoto Insurance Company.
AGENCY OFFICE IN MEMPHIs-NO. 4S Madi-
son street, Kit Williams BLOCK.
MCMAHON 8 OTIS.
State Agents for West Tennessee,
Mississippi, Arkansas and North Louisiana.
N. D. ID. MCMAHON
ie2l 3m
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The strike among the coal miners in
the Shenango valley continues, aud
causes slight advance In coal In New
York,
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THE Trustees OF HERNANDO FEMALE
COLLEGE, wish to lease their Biick Building
Of 20 Rooms aud acres OF 6rOund for a series
OF years. Address THOMAS W. WHITE,
auil Nv Hernandez. Mtss
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nae unLYersIlY OF NlsslSslDpI

OPENS ON 4TH SEPTEMBER NEXT. A
" thorough course of instruction is given
here including special schools in science, and
preparatory department.
TERMS:
Tuition for annual session. 60
Fuel and deposit for dsmag 20
Board at stewards hall, SiS per mouth $50
Students are not restricted as to boara.
Washing and lights will cost about .......-.... 20
In special Chemistry the fee is SIS, and a de-
DC : FOR chemicals TO cover damages, 50.
One-half in advance residue ist February.
In Law school per annu Il .sSiOn, $50.
The Faculty is fun unex 4uo pied good con-
duct chalacteTizes the student body.
The Trustees I, el warranted in commenting
the University 10 the patronage # the sur
rounding states. :. NJ. HOWRY I
Secretary OF the Board.
ONFORB August u, 1865. aull dzw:Wlm
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE.

FTNHE FAN Session Of this Institution will com
i mence on MONDAY, the 18th Of Septem Der
aeXt, witk d full and superior Fac1ity las
usueil III all the departments. In addition 10
the branches usuaiy taught, arrangements
have been made for full course of lessons in
PHYSICAL ZULU tG according to the sys-
any other school at the South, and parents,
both at home and abroad, VIII soon come 10 see
its beneficial effects.
The CttY Railroad Cars now run cut to the
College, and rsnGer city patronage perfectly
practicable. Parents and guardians IL the city
VIII Md on inquiry that Ihsy enjoy the
Dement'S Of this superior school and make a
saving-even when caT-fsre is added-of % 10 So
per cent. On tuition bills. FOR particulars or
catalogues aCCress, G. COLLINS,
aul 0W President.
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ST. LOUIS MUTuAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME 0EFIGE, No. 5lS Olive Street,
ST. LOUIS.

D. a. JANUARY, President.
JAS. II. LUCAS, Prsside't.
WHIT. SELBY. Score tary.
j. s MILLER. Asst Secretary.
VIM. N. BENTON, Gen1 Agent.
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

THIS Institution, conducted BY the Sisters OF
St. LOu inic, is delightfully."- situated In a
healthy and retired part OF the city OF Mem
phis, Tean. The buildings are ample ard COM
mOuiOEs, standing Ia the center Of extensive
and highly improved grounds, shaded by FOR, 81
trees, and laid out with rare plants and shrub
berry.
I he course OF studies comprises al the
branches Uzsiul anu Ornamental, that are
usuSlly taught.
1hs Academic Year consists of two SESSIONS
OF nYe months each the first cnTn meDcing on
the FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBE-S, the
second on the FIRST MONDAY OF + EBRUARY.
Terms per rSessiOE-PayahIe HaIf-yearIy,
Invariably fn Advance.
For Board and Tuition, ETC.. SIS. $50, s9O or
500, acc0Idlng TO ths age or class or the pupil.
For Day Scholars, Tuition, SIS, 81, s25 or Ssll,
according TO age or class
EXTRA CHARGEs.--I.stin, French, Italian,
each, tl2 CO.; Music on Piano, S25 GO; Music on
Caitar, SO co; Music on Harp, so 20; Use OF
instruments, s. %; Painting iii Oil COlOfs,
So 90; Pa Dting IN Water COiors, SIS 90; Draw
ing, so 90 Embroidery and Ornamental Work,
SIS 90; Wax Work, SIS 90; Washing and Mend
Ing, Slo 20; Bed and BeJding, $40 co; station
cry s. Co; Dancing, at Professors charges.
ss5- Board pee month during vacation, II
spent at the Acsdemy-Wa mendlng, etc,
etc, includes-si2. Medicines and Physicians
fees will form extra charges.
For further Information, apply 10 or address
the :. Mother superior" 81. agnes Academy
au4 d3t2Wlm
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Under the act dpproUed Jtly 20, 1868.
j. a. Corbett, Sewer county; NJ. w.
Locke, Sewer county; d. II. {. Moore,
Napoleon; John p. Farrell, Arkansas
county; James I. Elliott, Ouachita
county; George w. McCown, Columbian
county; John R. Duvall and Eli K
Haynes, Drew county.
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Market
ASSETS
ssO5Oy3 9S
LIABILITIES :
STATE OF MARYLAND, I GO

STATE OF MARYLAND, GO
City of Baltimore. So
Tine unGersigne John W. Randolph, Pres-
dent, and Henry &. Jones, Secretary, being
duly sworn. do severany upon their Oaths GER
lify and say, that they are respectively tbs
President and the Secretary OF the United
States Fire and Marine Insurance UoInl any Of
Baltimore. in ne State aforesaid, that the fore
going staten ent contains u Just and true state
lseDt and exhibit of the standing and cOudi-
tien of said company on the 1st day OF July,
1866. JOHN W. RAN bOLPH, President.
HE NRY O. JONES, Secretary.
Sworn anu subscribed 10 tins I'm day OF
July, lSoS, before me, Justice OF this Peace for
the city Of Baltimore.
lS!gnedl E. f. FLAHERTY, J. p.
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R0berlSOn's Commercial Colts
azMain 81 corner yEinehes,er.

To THE PUBLIC-S. N. ROBERTSON. late
of LeddIn's Commercial College, viii, on 7 IS
DAY, September lst, open a College for the
special instruction Of DOUBLE ENTRY Book
KEEPING, COAMEECIAL CALCULATIONS, REa p
ING, SPE LING, WRITING, ETC. PARTIES drsir-
Gus OF educating their SONS above, viii ind
II 10 their advantage to PatrOnize him. Apply
at No. "a Main street, upstairs. References:
Messrs. StrattOn, Goyer d Co, a. Seessel q Son,
Hease- IsNN :. O. .l. Mnl q 90 an2 I'm
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THE SCHOLASTIC SESSION
-O OF THE
Academy OF the Sacred Heart.

THE FIRST EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
I in Missouri, est3 blished in 1918. Will COM
menes It's Session on TUESDAY, SepteInbe lst.
For further particulars apply to
MADAME II. }. CALM AY, Superior,
iy2S 3Tp ST. Louis, Missouri
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-17

Board, odying Washing, Fuel, Lights,
incidental fee and attenaance-tOiai-..- l10 CO
The Boarding Department is IN charge of Rev.
W. W. McMahen, known 10 be a mCsJ generous
pFOviGer, aid Is ike a home for young lad es,
in which are found nestness and comfort. Tne
Faculty board in the College.
Opening or next Session, Septem Der 10. 1855.
;. q. BURHEY,
President Board OF Trusle
Address all letters on business to Union Fe-
male College, oxford, Miss.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-17
LAGRANGE Female College,
Lac TENN.

6O MILES east of Memphis on Charleston
~ Rain DAD. Win open lst September and
close lst July next. Cheapest College IN the
West.
Cash items for five months:
Board IN Coll, ge tall found) -...-.......SI00 co
All En- siisn, Lstiu and MAthsIuatics.....-. II -
Music ION any insJruInentl With use OF III
SUI = W
MOIeTn Languages 10 70
Vocal Auslc and Incideutals, Eo charge.
jyzS I'm J. ID. HEREDiTh. President.