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ST. WNCENT'S COLLEGE,
CAPE GIRARDEAU, NO.

THE TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL sFd-
IL sion VIII
Omen on Monday, September 4, 1871. :
RxV. T. n. ODONOGH0E, G.. NJ,
Vics-President.
- For particulars apply to Very Rev.
Father RlOrdon, v, g., at St Ratrick's Church,
iyH d&W
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WE desire that it should be distinctly
understood that all organizations of the
out further notice. Much pains has been
taken to reach the heads of the societies,
and the responses so far received are of
the most cheering character, and we feel
confident that the affair will prove credit
able to Memphis.
G. W. ALEXANDER,
Marshal,
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I,Is BROWN, UbserVe
WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF On. Sic. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. AuguSt IL. 1871.


The barometer has fallen slightly at the
Rocky mountain stations since Thursday
afternoon, and has risen in the extreme
Northwest. The area of lowest pressure,
which was in Wisconsin, has moved
soUtheRstward and now extends from
Southern Illinois to Lake Ontario. A Sc
we're local storm has marked its progress,
and light rains, with threatening wealth
or, now prevail nom Lake Ontario to Ar
kansas. The barometer has fallen on the
Gulf coast and Is reported to have risen
again from Louisiana to Florida and North
Carolina. The pressure has varied but
little on the middle and eastern Atlantic,
where clear and hazy weather has pre-
vailed, with southeast and easteriy winds.
Clear and warm weather viii probably be
experienced Saturday hon Missouri to
Lake Huron and westward. A low ba-
rometer, with cloudy weather, will prob
ably continue from Louisiana to West
Virginia and eastward. A low bsrome-
ter, with cloudy weather and local storms,
will probably extend, during the after
noon, Over New York and New England.
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s,s am, sp.m. p,.,p.m.
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DdLsEAR's COLLAGE, $50 Main street,
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Cotton Presses
AND
HORSE POWERS !
TIE
g Reynolds" Revolving Wrought Irea Screw
COTTON PRESS

Is an Improvement on the most popular
u Screw Presses, and s pronounced to be the
laost complete, durable and easy
Fress now on the market The whole weight
OF the Press with the Cotton in the box stRndg
on a pivot enabling " men or one horse 20
press a 800 pound bale with ease.
THE REYNOLDS HORSE POWERal
Is unsurpassed for strength and durability:
they are manufactured expressly for Cotton
shining, Corn Mus and other plantation
at the FAIR 1871.
Manufactured in New Orleans, at
REYNOL.Ds IRON WORzs,
CoREER 70 MARKET AND FULTON Sra,
Near st. Mays Market.
W. e. REYNOLDS, hoprietor, FOX 1880.
Ofice and Depot, 81 CarondeIet streeG.
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COTTAGE HOME-That beautiful cottage
u home the Wsggoner place, on Thornton
avenue, between Alabama street and Carroll
avenue, 100 feet front by Us deep; dwelling
has seven OF eight rooms stable and carriage
mouse, etc. VIII be sold at q low price on
G, A. sTOVALL,
augl So Main street
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PERSONAL.

We had a visit yesterday from R. s,
McReynolds Of Tuscaloosa, Ala. also,
Hon. Joseph H. Sloss, member Of Con.
gress from the same district.
Mr.. Frazsr, DR.. J. ]. Coleman and mr..
Gillieee, Of Nashville, called TO see us
yesterday.
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JACKSON, Tenn, as an educational
MONT. Is u~nsurpassing In West Tennes-
sss; its physical, social and moral sdvsn-
lager characterize il eminently IS 8 supe-
dor locality for literary institutions OF
'~h order, and also possesses unusual
he ~Sfbility and most attractive advsn-
tsees 10 ~ So9 sre io ! son 49,
ne ioiiOh nd deserve your attention.
condition. q 'tRious denominations are
Inc various re- The Baptist Female
well represented -aesss College. Mem
Seminary, West Ten. e School. Rev, 1.
phis Conference Fema- NJ Academy Of
T.. Bright's Female schoN Resd's Tenn
the Immaculate Conception,
psrRDce Academy. >Hsrlts
Send for a catalogue and see the
each school. e
The expenses Of the schools are made
small IS practicable in ali respects. s.,
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JOE LOCKS, 238H Main street, has
per, Galaxy, Eclectic, Every Saturdays
Monthly. AppletOn's Monthly, PhrenO-
logical Journal, Ballou, Pleasant Hours,
and q host Of other late monthlies, all the
illustrated weekles and principal dailies
OF the United States
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FOR SALE or RENT.

EARM-My farm, on the old Raleigh road,
It known Is the Catholic Place, containing
ilCk acres-76 cleared, four miles from the
city, crossed By Cypress creek, and mostly
me bottom land, with GOD water, and ample
recommendation for man aud beast,
s. {. SNYDER. ND.
aus cod So Union street.
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LOCAL NEWs.
College.

-U5uUllT9 DUloS6s
Attend RObertsOn's College
W. 2. Mitchelps school, SOS Third st,
The DAILY APPKAL, I'VE cents pel
copy, can be had of all newsmen in The
ely
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. 2I1 Main street. Three faultless geIa
pictures for fifty cents.
8 gOsEPH's INFIRMARY-ln charge OF
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
EtraatB.
To OUR FRIENDs.-We invite letters
from our friends and subscribers in the
country. We want news in the fewest
words. Local movements and events,
tionsl progress. These are the things to
write about.
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REAL ESTATE DISTRIBUTION
ORDINANCE

An to provide for a map OF the
city, and for the opening of new streets,
etc.
y ECTION l. Be 1t ordained by the General
- Council of the city of Memphis, That 1t
shall be the duty OF the City Engineer to pre-
pare and submit to the General Council, for
its approval, a map Of the entire city, show
Ing therein all the streets, lanes and alleys in
The city. already dedicated or used as public
highways, and also such additional streets,
lanes and alleys as are proposed 70 be here
after laid OF and opened through the prop
erty not already ~uodivided
eEC. 2. And be 1t further ordained, That
when the said map shall be approved by the
General Council, all The streets, lanes and
alleys hereafter TO be Laid OF in the city shall
be made to conform TO the streets, lanes and
alleys appearing upon the said map; and no
ground for a street. lane or alley shall be ae-
cepted by the city, or shall be recognized,
opened, improved, maintained or used as a
public highway by he city, unless the same
conforms to the said map, nor even then, IN
I'll the owner of such ground shall make, ac-
knowledge and deliver TO tbs city q proper
conveyance Of said ground, vesting in IL the
atIe thereto in fee simple absolute.
SKc.3 And be It further ordained. That
each property owner contemplating 8 suodi-
vision OF his property, or the laying of OF
streets, lanes or alleys through the same,
8hali nrst consult the City Engineer In refer
inform ton and instruction as viii enable
him to sOuiorm to the requirements of this
ordinance.
SEC. 4 And be It further ordained, That this
take effect and be in force rom
and after its passage, and that all ordinances
incS nsistent with this ordinance be and the
same are hereby repealed
Passed drsS residing by Council. July s.; rules
suspended under charter, passed second and
dnal reading. by Council, July 5, 1871. Passed
first reading and referred to Ordinance Com
mittee by Board of Aldermen, July 5, 1871.
We, ycur Committee from Board Of Alder
men, report favOra5lv, as amended.
Passed hrst reading by Board of Aldermen;
rules suspended in accordance with the char
ter, and passed a second and dnal reading as
Passed as amended first reading by Council,
rules suspended as per charter reQuirements,
and passed second and nnal reading by Coaus
ell, August 3, 1871.
Approved August 5, 1911
JOHN Johnson. Mayor.
Attest: L. r. RICHARDs, City Register. aus
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ALL citizens who intend joining in the
procession Of the 18th, win report prompt
ly Al 10 o'clock, at 81 Adams street. The
column will move precisely at that hour.
Sir Walter Scott has afforded us many an
hour of delightful enjoyment-we should
show appreciation Of it.
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EOR SALE.

LOUISE AND LOT.-A great bargain also,
n small FARM on the N. and c. r. K, six
miles from the city. apply to
JACOB 5. GALLOWAY.
Dom, o. pIaufergf TnuuraDca Binding.
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EDWARDS MEMPHIS CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1872.

The above publication will be issued as
usual for the coming year.. Completeness
snd reliability guaranteed. We refer with
pride to our Directories Of the past three
years, of this city.
As guarantee for the future, Mr.. L.
Sosrds, general agent of the Company, will
call on our business men for their sub
scriptiOns and Advertisements. Southern
Publishing Company publishers; Richard
Edwards, Superintendent and Managing
Director.
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ROOMs AND BOARD.

1OARDING-EIeellent day boarding can
ID be had at l3 Monroe street, At dVe dollars
per week, IN advance. Also. rooms, elegantly
furnished, can be had, with board, for two
persons, at sixty dollars q month. Refer
enceB required. aus
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THE ladies, sven though they should be
unable to attend the Centenary Celebra-
tlon; should cur q ticket in the sewing
machine. No voting; every one has an
equal chance. 1t Is 70 be one Of the best
machines that can be procured In the
city.
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4 EAsE-The lease OF property No. 81 Mar
ket, on which is built a two story frame
dwelling eo-ntRiningseven rooms and kitchen.
GOOD yard and cistern. The lease having
three years 70 run. FOR further information
apply 10 AkAhhp
sug5 No Water street.
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BOARDING HOUsE-A large boarding
- house. best location in the city and doing
q splendid business; thirty rooms Wen Iur-
nished. Furniture. fixtures and lease for sale
on reasonable terms. Address
an0s d, Appeal once.
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4 OT-On east side OF Bayou Gayoso, between
l. Courts and Madison streets, fronting about
ls0 feet on Court and 100 feet on Madison
suitable for building cotton shed or ware
mouse. Apply 70 ThOmas Wickersham, atthe
oIG PosfofHre Building. aueB
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WAKTS.

nOTTAGE.-fo buy g cottage with two OF
4 three rooms, within enc mile Of Court
sousTa Address ]. A. ONLY,
augI2 &5R Second street,
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20 FrrINa. si5 seoond -

REv. Dr.. J. r. Graves win preach al
Bsrtlett next Sabbath, On the occasion OF
the opening Of the new Baptist Church at
that place.
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FIFTY CENTS is tbs amount charged fo1
g w~ell-cooked meal at the popular CONT
mental Restaurant, No. IS Jefferson, at
the corner Of the alley between Main and
Second streets.
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p & HUNT
PRACTICAL
Watch Makers and IslAlsIeFs,
Diamond Hall, BATEsvILLE, MISS.

UTATCHEs, Clocks and JeWelry. neatly
w paired, n warranted to give entire
satisfaction. Special attention given to Watch
Repairing. An work sent by express, or 9th.
erWise, VIII recelye prompt attention. Sew
ing Machines repaired. aplO
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THE GREAT RED STORE,

Is back again to its old quarters and ready
to sell the cheapest dry goods in this mar
lyaf
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Ion eold melons q DE city Iee,Houue

I~NFAETs.-The most irritable and rest.
less of these tender little household buds,
are charmed as is were into quiet and
sweet repOBe, by using Mrs. .Witcomb'a
SYruD.
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TONFEDERATE LIQUD-A superior arti-
u Gle for removing grease. stains, etc. For
ale bv Iaugsl JOHN L. ARNOLD.
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"WHERE did you get those delicious
fruits2" "Why, at Oliver & Finnis's;
they are the celebrated fruits grown by
Barbour"
srzAN g1rrrse. BIS Second ssrsst.
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REV. j. B. BUFbER will preach at this
Chelsea Baptist church tomorrow morn
ing, at 10L O'Clock. he il an able minis
ter. Go and hear him.
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- ITUATION-By a Lady Teacher OF Vocal
y and Instrumental Music; twelve years
Address, Miss c. 4. MAY. us Michigan ave
nue., Chicago, Ills. JyN
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FuR RENT.

- TORI, AND DIV ELLING ATTACHED, No,
- u Jefferson street, between Main and
FroDt Applv to MENKEN BROS
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READ the advertisement on first page
giving programmes Of celebration Of ScOtt's
centenary.
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AMERICAN DRIVEN Wells ct Drowned
Brownies, S15 Second street.
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University Of Nashville, Tenn.
rounded 1895.

THE COIIegiats Department and Academy
Il open the 4th Of S~sptembsr, under mill
tary discipline. Tuition, board, futl wash
ing, etc., $50 TO SB5 per term. The Law De-
partmsnt Opens October 4, 1871. Tuition, $50
per term. Applyto
GEN.E KIRBY SMITH.
aua8-dkW chancellor.
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FOR RENT,

q EVERAL large and very desirable COT
- TON OFFICES In the new 1uildtng,
Nos. 366 ard $50 Frsat Street
sT Also. Stores Nos. o and sos Front
street feach q by 10 festl, good location, ana
well adapted for produces business.
80 Eerts mcderae8 Apply 10
s-IN RTF WAIT RO8 &GWVNNE.
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FRIAR's POINT AND BENDS
o WHITE RIVER.
RAILROAD PACKET COaPANY.
White River United States Mail Line


JE0. u. DAVIS, Master CHAS. Clk
".
JAS. CE.--.....M Master CHAs. sHARPE....C Clerk
Will run In connection with the trains Of the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad from De-
Wallis Bluff as follows; The Usage wtlllesve
DevaI's Bluff every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, alta O'Clock PM, on arrival OF train
from Memphis, for Des Arc, Augusta and
JacksOnpcrt. Returning, will leave Jackson
port every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at A o'clock pm, connecting with trains at
Dsvall's Eiud next day tor Memphis and Lit-
tie Rock.
The SALLIE V. Will leave Devsll's Bluff
every Thurkday, at 10 O'Clock am, and every
Sunday, sta O'Clock pm. for Des arc, West
Point and Searcy. BetuIn ming, will leave
West Point every Thursday. at II O'Clock
nm. and every Monday, al s O'Clock am, for
DeValPs Bluff and mouth Of White river.
The SALLIE V. will leave Devalps Bluff
every Tuesday and Friday, at O'Clock pm,
for ClareD don. Aberdeen, Csss COe, Mount
Adams, Crockett's Bluff, st. Charles, Indian
Bay and mouth White river. Returning, will
leave mouth of White river every Weanes-
day and Saturday, ats o'clock q m, connect
ing at DevRu's bIud next day with Trains for
Memphis and Little ROCK. This boat VIII
also run to Augusta every Monday, leaving
there Monday. at 10 pm.
Passengers by this route Will go through 70
-JacksOnport in 80 hours less time than by
river; other points In proportion Passen-
gers to points below DeVauis Bluff Will save
"A hours time by taking this route.
Freight shipped by this line Will reach It's
destin alton considerably in advance OF ali
other routes, shippers saving thereby the
enormous rates OF river insurance and time
by this route.
Through Bills Lading signed at Once, MOB
Madison street. JOHN B. DAVIS, Pres't.
A. P. CURRY, Secretary and Treasurer. Jys
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HOOP SKIRT
Mandatory,
1873 l-Z Main 81.
NEAR
WASHFNGFOE.

A s Bustles shall continue in fashion during
n the coming fall and winter season, and
skirts being worn from two to three yards
around the bottom. 1 am manufacturing q
variety Of bustles both separate rom n at
tached to the hoped skirt. Ny Walking and
Train Skirts are light, elastic, durable, and
give the dress the desired shape. They have
the 6rm name stamped on the Waistband,
snd can be had In all sizes. The following
real French Corsets, in all and extra sizes,
LOtseau's embroidered, Long and Morning
Corset, Robert Werly's plain French Corset.
Nine. DupOnt'a short Corset. Nine. Fcy'ss skirt
supporting Corset, the Panama skeleton Cor
set, and Misses French Corsets. Also the
best improved Shoulder Braces; Breast Pro-
tectors IN WhalebOne. silver wire and infata-
ms LOUIS LANCE.
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the

WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE, U.S.A. /
MEMPHIS, August IL, 1871. (
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TTHTVERsIFY OF LOUEsTAyA-
~ MEDICAL DWPARTMwNT- UuW nRra

FACULTY.:
All CENA5 NJ D Emeritus Professor OF
Obstefries-
JAMES JONES, N. D., Professor OF Obsts,-
RIGS.
WARREN STONE, NJ. D Professor Of sur
re. RICHARDSON. N. D.. Professor OF
Anatomy.
SAMUEL N. BEAIss. N. D. Professor Of
sF1NFoRD E CHAILLE. Il. D Professor
Of Physiology.
FRANK HAWTHORN, N. d, Professor or
Matsria Msdfca.
JOSEPH JONES, NJ. D. Qate OF the Univsr-
stJy OF NashvLlel Professor OF Chemistry
Q. j. HICKMAN, N. D., DsmonstTator OF
Anatomy.
The annual course OF instruction In thia de-
partment VIII commence on MONDAY, the
18Th Of November. 1871. and terminals on tire
fecond Saturday OF March, ls7Z Preliminary
lectures On Clinical Medicine and Surgery
will be delivered In the am p~httheatsr OF ths
Charity Hospital, beginning on the 18TH OF
October, without any ehsrgs The
Anatomical rooms VIII be opened at the same
time The members OF the faculty are visiting
physicians and surgeons 70 the Charity Hos
pital, and give instruction daily at the bed
side OF the sick. Tho practical advantage
thus offered 70 students are unrtVale O..
FEES-FOr all the Lectures. $40; Matricula-
ton, 81 Practical Anatomy. 500 Graduation
$50 Payment required In advance.
For further information, address
augl II. e. RICHARDSON. M. D.. Dean.
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Academy Of st. Cecilia,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Conducted by Sisters Of the Order Of St.
Dominic.
Founded ia 1890.

TtHIS Institution stands upon an smInencs.
Il north OF the city limits Of Nashville.
overlooking the valley OF the Cumberland
river. For healthfulaess 1t Is by
any instttution In the South. SIcknsss b
almost unknown Chaly beaUe water. con
slant IN supp-yt Ii upon the south lawn. and
the puresl White sulphur Just outside the
grounds me course Of studies ls thorough
and solid. Retired, YET within easy reach o.
the city II mas Tor young ladies, al the ad
van ages and none OF the drawbacks OF City
schools. The Academy refers with conf
dence, for Yer1dcation Of its past efficiency. to
It's many finished graduates, AM ia pupils
scattered throughout the South Persons
wishing to make inquiries In regard TO the
Initiation viii, by leaving their address
with any Of the Catholic clergy 81 the city, be-
called upon DURING the coming week augd
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BUREErT's cologne water the fsvOnte

THE finest grades Of wines and bran.
dies carefully put up in bottles for medi-
cal and family use.
JOHN LILLY, 85l Main street.
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Georgetown College
AND
FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE next SchClas ic year o these InEtitu
ion viii open September 4Lb. With q ul
corps OF Competent instructors. FOR cats
lOgues, containing 0urSe OF study ferms.e etc.
addresa PI0fsssOr ID. THOMA A. OF Professor j..
j RUCKER- Georgetown, Ky. aug5
MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COLLEGE
uERNANDO, MISSISSIPPI Mis. n. p
II SOuthWGrth. Principal; Poi Oh. Ph.
WtnkIer, Principal Music DeuarTmsnt. Vii
be rs~-Opened for the reception Of pupils the
nrst Monday N september Eor particulars
see c~'rculars, or apply In person or by letter
to the P inCipaI. auzI
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SALE,
TWILL o9er. AZ publie sale. to ths highest
1 bidder, for cash. with redemption waived.
On Monday, mn Day of September, 1877

Al RoysrrR. a Co.'S RIAL Es-
TaTE FxcHANGE. northeast corner OF Main
and Jefsrson streets, In the city OF Memphis,
fhe following described property, % pc sold
rom aaIie A aud lanes ". Rawlings, Is
odd IN the Registers once OF shelby
county, Ter neasoes BOOK ri PAGES -, etc
5fvfafop. on Union avenue containing tan
md I9.IO0 acres, handsomely improved. about
thrsa miles eest OF memphis. Sale at ~
o5oIoe< noon. Title considered perfect, but j
sus JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Frustsa,
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Medical College,
Medical DspaftntO of Cumberland University
SESSION l87I-'72.

A LEXANDER ERsKINE, ND, DEAN,
n Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children.
BENJ- ". AVENT, ND, Professor OF the
Principles and Practice OF 8urgeFV.
DUDLEY D.. SAUNDERS. I'D, Professor OF
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
RICHARD & MAURY ND, Professor OF the
Principles and Practice of Medicine.
ROBG. W. MITCHELL, Md, Professor Of Ma
terra Mediea and Therapeutics.
ALFRHD II. VOORHEES,, Md, Professor or
Aural and Ophthalmis Surgery.
j. JOSEPH WILLIAMS, I'D. Professor OF
Physiology and Physiological Anatomy.
FELIX MCFARLAND, ND, Professor OF
GUBTAVUS s. THORNTON, ND, Demon
strator OF Anatomy.
ROBT. TauMMEL1 D., Prossctor to the
Professor OF Anatomy.
b Nineteenth Annual Course OF Lectures
in this Institution viii begin on MONDAT.
October 18th and continue 70 March L, Is7a
studs1fs viii ana fbaf IN NsTnhis ne aefIf-
ties for the study of Praeiicai Anatomy are
unsurpassed.
Clinical Lectures viii be given each week,
throughout the session, at the City Hospital
and City Dispsnsary. FREz OF CHARGE
Good Board can be had near ths College for
SO per month.
TERMS:
For the fun Fees Of All the Profeszors--E5G o.
Demonstration 10 o.
M~atrtculat1on 5
GfauuatlOn 81 ~
- Since the last Session the Medical Col
lege of Memphis has become the Me- ical De-
partment OF Cumberland University, local ~
at Lebanon, Tennessee, and as such Ia perma-
nently established in Memphis.
- For any information IN regard to this
and other mattsrG relating thereto, apply 70
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, Md,
tyI4-d-w Dean Of the Eac1lty.
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UTAsHINGTON UNIVERsITY--MEDI-
w CAL D~ERARTHEEr, Baltimore, Md.-Ths
next regular session Will m on the
First Monday In October, ISL. Preliminary
lectures viii begin the 18th September. The
course Of instruction Is eminently practical
clinical lectures, and special instruction In
the and treatment OF disease at h
Every variety OF disease may be
seen in the Hospital Wards and Free Dispen-
sary connected with the College. FEEs-Fuu
course, $40; Naturalization, IS, Dissection.
$40; Graduation. SO. Students from the late
slavehOldiDg states, whose means are limited,
VIII be received upon the beneficiary plan OF
the school. The annual circular and oata-
containing full particulars, will be
sent ON application TO
CHAS. W. CHANCELLOR, MD,
gySB d&w Dean OF the FueuIty.