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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Sept IT. 1873.
so.s.%i.s sSoa ssss s
mated
NEW onLK.xs, Sept. IT. 1875.
,as good oPdi"ssy Sssfsssp.: s.s: i'ssRs saiss
$3.50. Exports cOastwise, l41. Sales, 4,75o
nonTn, Sept; II, 1875.
good Set as GapaFs
wise, AS Sales, 200 stock soi4 wesky1Set receipts
Cotton quiet and steady; mddins, i3ep cps 5se oi low
Bnss Sales 00d soeE Pos S
77si; gross, 1909 Exports eoastwise 3le4 Sales s672
Cotton quiet; mlddng l27lc low mddng i21lc; good
cnassc ss5 sales 100 Stock 4s xpST,
receipts, 5,979 bales Exports coastwise 400 Sales 95o
WILMINGTON N. c. Sent IL 1878
Spirits turpentne firm at 3oc ROsin firm strained ST 30
Tar steady at 81 a.
Flour 2sc lower on al all grades sales o9o eS' at 81 Is
S %%d S Is iSdds er aG Sf
Iss CLUB; s. %; new No white Michigan s. q Corn
1ay 81 prime meal s4 Soscd snd a05s $a
S4 So and %Gdngs SO per on Gana
baaS saS S s sc S 20 TO SST X. na.en ESs
600 bushels s6 barley lee Of lumber
Lake receipt,-Piour 1870 bbls wheat bushels,
5so6 bgs wheat 1900 6ushels corn 1900 do oats,
SoGo DE- 500 G aoq S Es,Gsd &
10000 do oats 900 barley 800 do; rye 1000 do
@ oats d S@ss 20 a
ponts-Wheat 5000 bushels; corn 1900 do. Canal
freights lower CSC wheat, 6tc 4kc oats TO New
York quiet 100 bbls sold Sc s6 so for spring
81 rs bakers So IS 81 so for amber 81 IS for
white So so 50 so for process IS SO for rye. Wheat
inactive and nominal Corn quiet and unsettled; 1900
bushels No. 20 mixed Western, 67c 5000 do arrive.
662c 67c Oats nomnay 45c to arrive for No. Chicago.
Rye dull State $40 the track. Barley inactive
quiet s. 80 So for timothy Pork dull ST.
heavy mess. Lard dull lac l4Ho Hghwines nomnay
TcLEDo, Sept II, 1875
Flour steady moderate demand Wheat steady moderate
demand; No white Michigan, 81 %; amber Michigan,
81 on; No red, ST 10; rejected, 92c Corn dull high
mixed 65lSc; October, 66ac. all the year, 81 Nc low
mixed, 64sc. grade 62c damaged 5se Oats dull and
a shade lower No, 42kc October, 4OlSc; white. 47c.
Michigan 42c Freights TO Buffalo dull &c. for Re-
cepts two days)-lOO bbls -four - 900 bushels VIII
5000 do corn, 1900 do Shipments-2,OOO bblS
-four 900 bushels wheat 81 900 do 5000 do
CHICAGO Sept. II. 1873.
Flour quiet and weak Wheat generally unchanged
October 81 o95S all the year; No. do, 81 rejected
eS1Sc Corn in fair demand and higher No mixed 62c,
spot 5oc bid October; 535c 54c November; Sic, all
the year active and higher No. 2 3Sc spot SIC,
September 34sc all the Barley and steady aud
firm. Pork strong and higher at S2i 90 spot S2l 90
$3 20 spot Si3 22H s3 25 October Bulk steady
and unchanged. Whiskey dull and unchanged Al the
afternoon call Of the board wheat lower ST. IL 81 l2
September; ST. o9A 81 o9}k, October. Corn easier az
coke September; 59i4c October Oats Nc lower Pork
easier 81 90 bid cash S2l GO October Lard higher at
bushels wheat 10000 do 5000 do oats 2ioo0 do
barley 5000 do Shpments-3OOo bbls hoor, 5000
bushels wheat $4,000 do $4,000 do oats $4,000 do
barley, 100 do.
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continues IN ample supply to NEE. the wants Of bor
THE LATEST QUOTATIONS..
RAILROAD bonds


in fair demand by investors and continue TO ex-
hbit hrmness Michigan Southern sinking funds adj
vanced to l0S and the second mortgages to 1925.
There was sale Of Canada Southern 1rsts at AZ In
the afternoon the largest transactions in Harlem
coupon rsts and Union Pacific sinking funds which sold
at ia and 92 respectively Union Pacific hrsts sold at
1929, Morris and Essex sevens, of 1871, at lo9 and
Rome Watertown and ogdensburg consolidated hrsts
at 93k The following closing quotations for
Pacific Railroad bonds:--Unon Pacific hrsts, 1929
1903; do land grants, 1919 1922 do. sinking funds
Oh a 80; Central Paciics 1881 a 1o3T
1t was reported this afternoon that Mr. JOY OF the
Michigan Central Hr Mccullough, of the Fort wayne
and representative from the Lake Shore were in ses
sion at the ST. Nicholas Hotel with view TO perectng
plan for the pooling of earnings OF all through COM
petitve freight; also that the arrangement about
completed We give the report without Endorsement
The following were the latest bids railroad shares-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Steady and
Without Feature.
GOLD 115 3-4 A JIG ID.
Dry Goods ImpOrtS-The Foreign Market
Money on Call 2 and 9 l-2 Per Cent.
WALL STREET,


The stock market to-day generally steady, COM
pared with the closing prices Of yesterday There
were few disturbing II is, therefore, unneces-
eary to do than quote current prices which are
follows Lake Shore which active to the extent
OF 10 900 shares sold at 53zS 53h 52k. The last
the closing figure Pacific Mail opened at SO, ad-
vanced to 3626, receded to 35% and closed at 36H.
Erie is regarded subjective to Lombard
street influences and to temporary speculation
In London that may last for few days but it is diff
cult to nd many believers in the stock this side OF
the Atlantic. Shrewd men, quito competent as
Sir Edward Watkin and his followers have carefully
analysed the figures formed their conclusions and
mathematicAy taken their chances. II remains to be
seen whether Englishmen or Americans will win the
fight. The first named are just active The latter
are very patient. The opening price was 1917,
the lowest price 1871, the closing price 10
Friends Of the movement claim that the stock will
advance to rs. Western Union sold at 79H 7s54
79h and there rumors that the price will advance
Northwestern common opened at 3SH, advanced to 49,
receded to 3sH and closed at 3SI. The preferred
ended at SO, after sales al 52K St Paul sold down to
Island was firm at 1919. Ohio and Mississippi called
for 16 its lowest price and ended at IT, New Jersey
Central sold at 109k 10 Other changes unim-
portant and will be found below
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest and
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THE SALES TO. o.DAY

SALES TO DAT
amounted to 1877 900 shares which divided among
active stocks as foows:-New York Central and
Hudson 300; Erie % ESQ., Lake Shore, 10000; North
western, IL, 400; do. preferred, 7o0 Rock Island,
400; Pacific Mail, 4s, 700; st. Paul, 2,4oo; do. pre-
ferred. 900; Ohios ZOO; Western Union %, 500;
Wabash, 200; Union Pacific, 1900; Panama, 100.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The changes the close OF the market to-day com
pared with those of yesterday, as follows
ADVANCE York Central u Erie u North
west preferred, u; Ohio and Mississippi, q Pacific
Mail u Wabash, Il Marposa, l.
DEcIINE.-Atantic and Pacific Telegraph, u Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad preferred, "a Delaware and
Lackawanna, IL Lake Shore q; Northwest common,
n; Quicksilver, u ST. Paul common, y; Union
Pacific q Western Union, "a St Paul preferred, y.
SrATIoNAKY.--C c. and l. c., Harlem Panama, Rock
Island and gold.
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THE GOLD MARKET.
DRY GOODS IMPORTS.

DRY GOODS IMPORTS
The imports of dry goods at this port for the week
ending oday 81 1888 027 and the amount marketed
$50 The total imports of dry goods at the port
January this year. $50 927 56s and the total
amount marketed $50, ,71o, ,O7o
GOVERNMENT BoNDs
Government bonds closed steady at the following
quotations United States currency sixes 1887 124
do do, 1881 registered, l2lH l2lK; do. do, do,
coupon, 123H a 123Z; do hvetwenties, 1862, regis
tered 118k 11sX; do do, do, coupon, lisa nsk;
do. do, 1864, registered 11sK l1SZ; do do, do,
coupon, ls% 1lsX do. do, 1865 registered, 1ls% a
1l9; do do, do, coupon, 119h 1l9H; do. do do,
new registered, 11s74 49, do. do, do do, coupon,
1lSA lls5S do. do, 1867, registered, 12oX 1907
do do do, coupon, 1903 12o2s do. do, 1865, regis
tered III l21k; do. do, do, coupon, 121 l2i
do ten-forties registered ll6sI III; do do coupon
1l7% ll72S do. hves, 1851 registered, NIX 1ls;
do do, do, coupon, l17A a lis.
UNITED STATES TREASURY
The Assistant Treasurer paid to-day $50 ooo gold
for interest," and $l4 600 in redemption OF nve-twenty
bonds The Secretary Of the Treasury Today issued call
for So Ooo 900 bonds interest Decemper7 Tho
following bonds included in the call just issued by
Secretary Brstow:-
Bonds Of the act Of June 80, 1854 rs folowsCoupon
bonds $50 No, 250 to No 3300 both inclusive 500,
No O01 TO No 10 500, both inclusve $500 No 10 l0l
60 No 15 800 both inclusive; 1000, No 49, sol 10 No
So 700 both inclusive Total, S., 600 600 Bonds for.
warded for redemption should be addressed 70 the
"Loan Division, in the Secretary's Office
The bonds are payable at Washington December II.
ls75 and interest will cease thai day
The internal revenue receipts to-day were S423,6ll (;
the customs receipts, $57s $50
FOREIGN MAEKEr.
The London advlces report the withdrawal Of ESQ 900
bullion from the Bank OF England on balance to-day
The market for consols and United States bonds is
quiet and steady. Erie advanced to 17 aud afterward
declined TO TIA The preferred 70 81 aud subso
quenty declined per The latest London
despatch reports consos y per cent lower
The shares OF tho Pennsylvania Railroad ad-
vanced u, the price for them now being 44X The
shares Of the Reading Railroad remain stationary and
quoted at 5OA, the closing price OF yesterday The
OF business done has been small but sales pre-
pondcrate and dropping tendency prevails in tho
market The outside public keep aloof and give NO
orders to purchase SELL that the dealings
have principally been confined TO transactions among
the brokers on their account There have been
no alterations or variations Of any moment however
prices remaining stationary The fall in American ex-
change and the uncertainty about the OF the
demand Germany will make London for specie re-.
strict speculation and until this uncertainty Ia
moved II s probable thai business VIII be limited 10
Nmnnnh hanAE Ia in ralheE better demand. but stll
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

The Real Estate Exchange was lhnly attended yea
terday.
R Garrettson sold, by order Of the Supreme Court
in foreclosure the four story brown stone building
with lot 20 by 1905 on East sixteth street. al the
southwest corner Of Fourth avenue TO H. l. FolKenins
naintH for a. 600 over aud above the mortgage and
interest," making q raLI Of $50 100 Tue pgaperts a
valued ~ tsa-lNA
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY SEPTEMBER IS -TRIPLE SHEET

tract-Foreign 2sc, gold 45c currency domestic, soc,
currency; Greek Sc 2Oc gold Spanish 2Oc 2Sc gold
Sixty scndders brand sold private Opium
was quiet quoted at 81 25 81 so gold in bond Nor
Quicksilver was firm at 300 Sic, gold ouinine
was steady and unchanged Citrc acid was In mod
crate demand and steady at SOC 9Oc gold. Oxac
acid was slow at lie. Ike, gold Argols-Reined
Blue vitrio was quiet at Sc Sugar Of leadWe note sale
Of about 1900 lbs white at lsc 1S14c Camphor-Re-
lined was unchanged; quoted at 23Hc 23Zc ID. Sal
ammoniac-SmAll sales made at i0lci gold Seeds
Canary was quoted at $40 so S1 currency, per bushe
mustard WAS IA good obbing demand aniseed taan)
quoted at 221ac 25c Cassia were quoted 5Oc
currency Ginger maiea beached selling at 238c
29c, and East India at Ss<c, TO arrive. Ginseng
still quiet and nominal Seneka held firmly
at soc. Arrow root-Taylors selling at 35c
Cuttehsh bones scarce quoted 35c Arsenic
was nominal ny sac 3sc gold for powdered Mamma
quoted at D 10, currency Essential oils quiet We
quote :-O peppermint tins "a; do case $4 IS "a 3O
sanderson's lemon, So IS SO so and bergamot 81 rs
English chemicas-The market was quiet and without
material change We note sales of 32O ash 81
e l2a, including high test 81 TO- and 4S per
81 l21a, and 100 kegs bi carb soda, at 81 371S.
FEATHkRs were shade easier. We sales OF GOO lbs
5Sc choice do do, 6Oc Gle; mixed 10 quality, SOC
4oe hen feathers &c Sc turkey feathers Sc per h.
FIsH-Codhsh were in light supply aud steady. Mackere
were higher The arrivals light and demand quite
selling at 50 So 25 We quote -Georges Bank cod
s. % Grand, 80 Western 81 IS; large SIS So
medium, % scaled herring 35e No. do, none; No
l maekerel, VII SIS; new No. do, $l3 S13 80.
l64 i26 bushels l95 53s do oats 725 do barley
500 do; barley malt 20S0 The flour was quiet
but unchanged, though No 2s a trihe hrmer. The
sales were $500 bbs Rye quiet and without further
go bags at "a 40 81 As for Bandywine So S5 S4
Western So 60 a S4 % for Jersey. We quote -
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BANK SHARES.

Bank shares sold at 81 for Continental, 12o for Metro
poltan and 1O1 for Merchants Exchange. The follow
ing were the latest bids:-America, 15o Chemical
l6Oo City, 3Oo Commerce, 12o; Continental 9l Corn
Exchange, 13O; East River, no. First National, 200;
Fourth National, 95; Importers and Traders, 200;
Irving 1872; Manhattan, l5O; Mercantile, losh; Mer
chants 121A; Merchants Exchange, 1ol; New York,
49,; Republic "a; Union, 14L
INVESTMENT SHARES.
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LospoN Sept l7-Evening. Calcutta nnseed 4as. Sd.
SOS sd Linseed oil 24s. cd. per ewt Spirits of tur-
pentine. Dds 3D. 22s Cd. per cwt.
LIvRRrooL, Sept 17Evenings of turpsntins aos.
nnrn nAlL
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CLOSING PRIcEs--3 r. N.
THE MONEY MARKET.

The close Of money was at and 2H per cent There
rs no change in mercantile paper. Foreign exchange
was frmer during the afternoon, when the leading
banking firm raised their rates TO 4sla for sixty days.
sterling and 4s5H for demand the rates for actual
business on the street 4sok 4sl for long and
4 SAX s5 for demand
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold opened at l16H, advanced to 116}s, fell OF to
Il5X and recovered at the close to 1l6A The rates
paid for borrowing ga per diem and o, and
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For future delivery the sales follows Yesterday
after N-september 900 at 131ac October 1000 at
13c November 100 at 27So December, 100 a 3 2932c.
January 100 at II l5l6c 900 at l3c February 100 al
10 3-16c March, 100 1896. April, 200 at 10 1890
Nav lOOat 10 i3-lGc Total 47GO bales To-day up TO
two p Mseptember 200 at la l6c 100 at 10 l5i2c,
ZOO 1870 October 100 II 81 2c 500 At II l516c,
500 II 81 -32c 700 at BE, 1so0 at 10 l32c 2u at
ls Lice November, 100 at l27Se, 100 at II 2732c,
at ~ 20-32c., 1900 " 3lS2c, 600 ~ l3c; !
January 100 3c 400 at 13 i32c 300 at 10 lice, 200
at 132c 1900 at 10 Lice, 100 at l3 332c; February
1900 134c 100 at i3 oS2c March, 1000 at l3 a2e,
400 az 10 Lee Apr 800 as 10 96c, 200 at 10 l932c
100 is 81 Total 1880 bales Grand total % 100
bales The receipts the ports as follows Galveston
1000 bales; New Orleans, 794; Mobile s93; Savannah,
LISA; Charleston, OsSi Wilmington l32i Norfolk 2s9
This day last year, el37 Total since Sepemse / 5I7lo
Cotton freighs closed folows:-To Havre by steam,
IGc To Hamburg by steam, Sc compressed; to BremeA
by stea 40 compressed; TO Liverpool by steam, Nd by
sail, 0-32d
DRuGs &o-I.icorice root unchanged Quoted at Sc
&C., gold. for ordinary. sslaGt Do Lao earreans kx
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

TKoVIDkHuE, 4 7. sept u. 1913.
mt cloths quiet and unchanged
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The following shows the quotations at the boardfo
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A PARTY HAVING $500 TO INVEST IN FURNL
II ture obtain large House in perfect order suitable
for dodgers boarders Apply E. DALEY $50 Sixth
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FINANCIAL.

A -A-S5OOOO GAsLIGHT AND COKE COMPANY
"A. Frt Mortgage 10 Per Cent Bondsen investment
will investigation. Send for circular. SAMUEL A.
GAYLORD. ST. Louis, No. Marketable Securities taken in
exchange.
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FRIDAY, Sept. II, 1875.
lO.l5 AND ll:3O A. M.
I B0ARD-l0:30 A. I

PIX $1,000 o s $50, c, 'e5,n I1ss<
.lSA 10000 U $ 500, C, ,'67... 1909
llsk $4,000 U 5 5's,r, 'Sl b I177z
Il9A 10000 U S SIS, 81, Co.. ll7X
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Cotton-Esimated net receipts, i,soo bales Stock,
20lO3 WeeklyNet receipts, 10 739; gross 1oS75. Ex-
ports coastwise 39oe Sales, 300 Two days esti
mated
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The following table shows the opening highest an
lowest prices of the day
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benefit of such as may have claims upon
the charity and protection of the Order.
We believe that the Inauguration Of 50
noble an enterprise would infuse new life
into the Lodges, and would attract back
to their membership many who have
dropped out because they, like the breth-
rem of Hazlehurst Lodge, 60 cannot point
to single benefit or institution that has
been fostered or established by the Grand
Lodge"
The Masonic Department is open for a
discussion of this very important ques-
ton, which must sooner or later engage
the attention of the Grand Lodge. In
the meantime the brethren can compare
notes through this medium
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MISCELL ANGUS.
BANKRUPT SALE.

In the District Court Of the United States
Southern District of Mississippi.
In the Matter of !
E. Moody In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt.
pY VIRTUE of the final Decree of the Dis
u trict Court of the United States for the
Southern District OF Mississippi, rendered on
the 18th day of May, A. d. 1875 in the above
cause, the undersigned, assignee, etc. will
proceed to sell, to the highest bidder for cash
In front of the State House, in the CITY of
jackson, State and District aforesaid on the
Eth day of October, A. ID. 1915 the following
described lots and parcels of land belonging
to the Estate of the said E. Moody Bankrupt,
to-wit:
Ten acre Lots, Nos. II l3. IA and Is and
Lois, Nos. 10, 70, p, p, % and a. in North
Jackson Lots l. and 4 in section 80. town
ship ., range l east; Lot l. in section = town
ship 3, range l east, and three acres in the
the east half of southeast quarter. in spction
80, township =, range l east, containing in the
aggregate, OIL acres more or less
At the same time will be sold the reversion>
airy interest in the exemption set apart for the
widow of the Bankrupt during her life upon
which is situated the residence and Other
buildings, together with five and one-ouarter
acres of land.
Further particulars of the Decree viii no
made known on day of sale. Sale within
legal hours.
This is very desirable property. All of Tho
above described lands are adjacent 10 the cit1
very productive, and suited for building lots
and stock farms -S
JAS. D. STEWART.
Sept s. I875-tds. "ee'
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In the District Court Of the United States
Southern District of Mississippi
In the Matter of !
K l., u.
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Mississippi College,
Clinton. Kinds County. Mississippi.

THE Twenty fifth Annual Session of this
Il Institu ion Will common re on Wednesday,
the 18th day of September next.
Young men may acquire as complete and
thorough an education here as at any College
in the South.
The following ten Departments are fully or
ganiZed and efficiently officered viz: Greek
Latin, Mathematics, Natural Sciences Eng
lish Languages and Literature, French Lam
guAge, and Literature. German Language and
Literature, Mental and Moral Science Com
mercial Law and Practice, and a Preparatory
Course.
The reputation Of the College for thorough
scholarship and mild but unbending discipline
will be maintained.
Board in the College Halls may be had at
about $40 per month; in private families at SIS
to $18. Board in these Halls il as good as in
private families. Each Student, by furnish
ing his own room, cutting his own wood, etc,
diminishes the price of board to actual cost
Each hall is in charge of gentleman and lady
of culture and experience, who employ the
servants, lay in the supplies, and have COM
plete superintendent of the establishment
and thus secured to the Students all the
rehnements and sacred influences Of the fami-
ly. The board must be paid monthly in ad-
vance. As the number of rooms n the Halls
is limited, application should be made early
For further information address Rev W. s.
Webb President Of tho College, or send for
Catalogue.
W. T. RATLIFF,
President Board Trustees
July IS, lS75-2m
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MASONIC DEPARTMENT.
Edited BY ]. L. POWER, Grand Secretary.

CHARTER ARRESTED. Grand Mas
ter Barley has arrested the charter of
Wayne Lodge, No. 102, Shubuta, and
appointed Bro. w. H. Patton to receive
and forward its effects to the Grand Sec
retary's office. The charter was arrested
because the Lodge made no return and
paid no dues for last year the officer.
for 1875 had not been installed there is
no hope of resuscitating the Lodge; the
fastenings of the Lodge room are inse
cure, and the hall has been appropriated
as place of fashionable amusement. Ii
a bad fix, truly.
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| Mon Female College
OXFORD, MISS.
REV. J. S. HOWARD, A. M, President

Advantages:
A THOROUGH AND COMPLETE LITER
IA AIRY COURSE taught by Teachers of
long experience and ability: the English he
ing specialty-Latin, Greek, and the Modern
Languages taught to perfection, when desir d.
Music Department-under Director of
superior attachments and skill in teaching
An Art Department-presided over by an
accomplished Artist, and Teacher of long
experience.
Buildings large, conveniently arranged, and
well furnished.
Location not surpassed by any in the South
for good health. refined society and religious
advantages. Young Ladies attend the Church
selected by parent or guardian, in company
with a teacher.
Board and Tuition in Literary Department:
per Scholastic year, $3.50 TO-
Music, Arts and Modern Languages, usual
Rates.
For particulars, address President, or the
undersi gned, at Oxford, Miss.
]. d. LESTER, Sec'y Board Trus
July Z, 1S75-6m