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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-31

THE present epidemic, notwithstanding
the work that was done by the board of
health to forestall 1t, and the work done since
the fret instant to stamp It out, has made
more rapid Roadway than that of 1873, and
has been m IRE destructive of life. Between
the first and twelfth instant three cases were
announced, all of which proved fatal. On
the latter date the panic, already excited by
that which prevailed in the cities and town s
south of us, induced a fitting unparalleled
even in war. The day following the thir
teenth another, the fourth case, was an
nounced, and thereafter a regular record was
given TO the public In the APPEAL every day.
We give that record to-day, and in parallel col
umus with it that of 1873, from a comparison
with which it will be seen that with popu-
lation less by several thousand than that of
that year, we are losing mora than one-third
more by the fever than we did then. The
following are the tables:
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Chicago Raises sec. OO2.

CHICAGO, August 30.-The citizens COM
mittee have received to-date for the yellow
fever fund SIS, PAP; other sources. $500;
total through regular sources, $780, 1902.
Erie.
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WE understand that some of our pbysi-
clans do not report the yellow-fever ca es
under their charge, owing to professional dis
agreements either of a personal nature or
growing out Of differences Of opinion as to the
name 10y which the fever is to be called that
is decimating our city. We hope this will
not be allowed to continue after to-day. The
reports of cases Of fever, or sickness Of any
kind, IS not personal matter, but public
duty, in the discharge of which doctors
should be as careful as they are with their pa
tients. For The sake Of the future, as well as
for the present, the statistics of disease are
useful, indexing rs they do the progress OF
the disease and the increased power of the
physicians to overcome il.
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In 1855 the fever prevailed, and was nearly
altogether confined to Shelby street and the
streets crossing between Main and the river.
In 1867 it was confined to New Madison, JEFF
ferson Extended and Union avenue, while in
1873, beginning In Happy Hollow, on the
q, batture, it spread over the larger parts of the
first, second and eighth wards, where this
year it broke out and continues with great
.Sirulence, defying all attempts at control.
Thence it has spread along the bayou beyond
Vance street, attacking negroes and whites
Unfortunately, but not leaving single ten
ement unvisited. What the record may be
days to come, unless the negroes are indu-
he'd to leave the city, it Is impossible to tell.
alresept the outlook is gloomy one-more
49, tba 1a-tast cf 1879
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GENERAL, TRADE.

No new arrivals of produce being on the
market business was confined to the local
trade and the filing of such country orders
as can be shipped. Feed, in store-corn, 50
@53c; oats, 40@43c; bran, ESQ
Soc; hay, 65@90e per cwt. Meal
prices firm and demand fair; 81 so from
mill. Flour - extra, IS 35@5 10; fam
lily, S. 35@5 IS; fancy, S. 85@6 Is, accord
ing to brand; Potgtoes-Tennessee, 81; St.
quiet at 10c. Chickens more plenti-
full and easier, $2@3; extra fine hens,
s. 25 Biater-common, 6@Sc; good coun-
try, or medium, l0@l2c; choice western, IA
@l6c. BacOn-packed, clear sides, SIG
$50; clear rib, 8@81sc; shoulders, 7c Break
fast bacon, 81 @10c. HamS-canvased and
packed, 121s a 1870. Lard-tierce lard,
sac; half barrels, 91S@914c; kegs, 914c;
half pals, 1014c.
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THE effect Of the lime thrown into the bay
on, under the superintendence of Mr.. Denie,
has been most beneficial and salutary. The
noisome smells have been neutralized, and the
filth with which that conduit Of nastiness has
been running for months past has disap-
peared. If necessary, we hope the citizens
relief committee will have FIVE hundred M re
barrels of lirle thrown into the bayou, and
see that it is distributed in abundance wher-
avar paa,leT
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REV. Mr.. DANIELS, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, who has been hard at
work every day among his people, is down
with the fever, we regret to state, but is
doing well. He is under the charge of DIR.
Mitchell and has good nurses. Mr.. Daniels
has been unremitting in his attentions to his
neighbors generally, and has the prayers of
all good christians for his speedy recovery.
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The above tabulated statement shows how
much more rapid and fatal the fever has been
this year than that of 1873, as much more as
that was over the fever of 1867. In the lat
ter year there was no daily record made, and
but little was said about it in the daily papers
or was thought about it by the people. Ths
effect OF the epidemic of 1855 had worn away
and was remembered by but few, and these
believing they had purchased exemption from
the fever Gained the fears of their neighbors
and saved the city from panic. The fever
begun earlier in 1873, too, than in 1867, as it
has begun earlier this year than In 1873. A
comparative weekly statement of deaths
shows as follows:
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FINANCIAL.

The amount Of business doing Is so small
that it is not impossible the present BANK
ti,.,o II four hours day may be reduced to
two. Persons at distance have some diff
Gully in realizing the policy imposed upon
OF banks by the present calanitous state of
things in Memphis. We have been allowed
to copy the following reply from one of our
principal banks to an application for renewal
aad further discount: I'VE will hold up or
renew your paper now held by US, but we are
thoroughly satisfied that if you knew the sit
uation here you would not ask for any new
advances. We have an almost certain pros
pect of a sixty day s drain-drain, and moth
ing but draiR-and not one particle of busi-
ness to produce any recuperation. The desc
iatiOn and temporary ruin here can be appre-
clated only by those who are remaining at
homo ~
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of a certain trust deed executed tn me
ID January 10, 1878, said deed being of record IN
book 122, page 169, of the REGISTERS ofSee 0f
Shelby county, Tenn; default having been made in
payment Of the notes secured by said deed will on
Monday, September =, ISIS,
proceed to SELL to the highest bidder for cash at the
Courthouse door, In the city OF Memphis the follow
ing described real estate, in Shelby COUNTY Tenn
viz: Being seyentyhve feet Of the northern part of
the lot on the northwest corner Of HOeg and WaraD
avenues now owned by Mrs. Eliza p Barnes and
conveyed to her by VIM Fl. Hoeg by deed registered
in book 81, page 80 In the Registers Office OF
Shelby county, Tenn: Beginning at a point one
hundred and ninetynine feet from the Intersection
Of the west side or WaldTan avenue with the north
side OF Hoeg avenue; thence running west and par-
Sllel With Hoeg avenue a distance OF one hundred
and sevenfytwo feet; thence north and parallel with
Waldran seventy-fve feet thence east and parallel
with hoeg avenue one hundred and seventytwO feet.
thence south seventy five feet with the west Side o
Waidran avenue 70 the beginning Sale between holrS
OF 10 m. and II m. Title believed to be good hnt
I convey as trustee only. Equity OF redemprion
7r--SAQ Z. ". MErCALF, Trusfee
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IN PUBLISHING the vindication of himself
by DIR. Otey, in another column, it is proper
10 state that Rev. DR.. Landrum indorses the
facts as he presents them. DIR. Otey has
done and is doing his best as a noble mem
Der of the army of workers who are battling
with the yellow-fever, and he deserves we'll
Of the public.
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HALLS
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

Is a scientific combination of some of the most
powerful restorative agents in the vegetable king
dom. restores gray hair to its original color 1t
makes the scalp white and clean. 1t cures dandruf
and humors, and falliDg-out of the hair. 1t fur
nshes the nutritive principle by which the hair is
nourished and supported. 1t makes the hair moist,
SOFT and glossy, and is unsurpassed as hairdress-
ing. 1t is the most economical preparation ever
offered to the public, as lis effects remain long
time, making only an occasional application neces-
sary. 1t is recommended and used By eminent
medical men, and officially Endorsed by the State
Assayer of Massachusetts.
For SALE BY ALI, DEALERS
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DRAWING.
DRAWIEG.
9Th Grand Distribution
COZ M ON " EALTH
Distribution Co.

By authority of the Commonwealth Of Kentucky su
pervised by Hon. r. c. Wintersmith, Ex-Treas.,
Gen'ls T. A Harris and Geo. E. n. Gray, and other
prominent citizens will give their 9th Popular Draw
Ing In Public Library Hall, Louisville. KY, on
Monday. September 30. 1878.
NO SCALINGi NO POSTPOEFNENTg
UNPARALLELED SCHEME.
GffE Am IM nAcn nnIRCn
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ST. LOUIS, August 30.-The merchants ex-
change fever fund now reaches eleven thou
sand dollars. The Young Mems christian
association is actively at work raising money
and clothing, which they send direct to sim
liar associations in the infected cities. Near
ly every benevolent order or organization in
the city, and numerous societies of different
kinds, are also active in the cause, and are
dong much good. The total subscriptions to
date amount closely to twenty thousand dol
lore
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THERE were sixty-eight new cases of yell
low fever reported yesterday, and fifty-eight
deaths. Of the latter thirty-nine were whites
and nineteen negroes. The total of cases to
date foots up nine hundred and ninety-sIx,
and the deaths three hundred and seventy
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BROTHERS, COLLEGE

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS, COLLEGE,
. . ADAMS ST, MEMPHIS, TENN.-This In
AOA stitution affords ample means for thor
ough Classical. Scientific and Commercial Education
TERMS PAYABLE QUARTERLY, N ADVANCE.
Soar1 ano I1lion Per quarter PIG months S57 50
DAY STUDENTS.
Higher classes per quarter Of 2ls months. S1s 90
Preparatory classes, Ia 00
Primary class, " - M
Music and Linear Drawing form extra charges
Studies Will be resumed on Monday, September q
1878 For further particulars apply to
BROTHER MAURELIAN, President
HNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,-SessioI
- begins on the FIRST OF OCTOBER, and continue;
nine months. The institution is organized on tn
elective system, giving the student free choice of
studies with full courses In the Schools of tho AGA
demic Department and in the Schools of Law, Mea
icine. Engineering and Agriculture. For catalogue
apply TO the Secretary of the Faculty P. o. UniveI
silly OF Virginia. JAMES z. HARRISON, MD,
Chairman OF the Faculty.
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CE.,nINa aArEa

s---'-,4y Of cotton aud gold: liverpool cot
toH' II-lod. Hsotphis cotton, II 1-se. Nei0
Orleans cotton, II Use. RT.,1 York cotton,
II 316e Es,r York gold, 100 5-s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-31

SAN FRANCES august 30.-Subscrip-
tons to the az. nearly FIVE hundred
dollars were obtained to-day by the commit
tee appointed at the citizens meeting yes
terday to collect funds for the yellow fever
sufferers. Tomorrow the committee will tele-
graph to the Towards of New Orleans two
thousand dollars, and to the Towards of
Vicksburg and Memphis one thousand Eve
hundred dollars each. The committee expect
to obtain nearly as much more tomorrow.
Circulars will be sent TO all the principal
towns on the Pacific coast asking their CO.
operation. One hundred dollars was received
- p al bakersfield. =
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Holly Springs, Miss.

HOLLY SPRINGS, August 2O.-The Mem
phis Euening Herald, of the twenty-eighth
instant, contains a special purporting to be
from here, saying that there were three cases
of yellow-fever and twelve deaths at Holly
Springs in the last twenty-fours That special
here. 1t is false, and the public should know
II. The APPEAL has been faithfully adj
vised of every case and death from fever at
this point. Holly Springs has no secrets to
conceal from the public. Our fever cases
five in number-are convalescing.
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LRY TELEGRAPH-I

NEW YORK, August 30.-Money market
easy at 1902 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 1905 per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills, 43319; SIGHT exchange, ass. =
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WANTED!
Active Members for the HI Oward
Association.

OFFICE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, |
~ MEMPHIS, August %, 1873.
sY- Reliable energetic and respectable citizens,
DESTROYS of becoming active members of the Howard
Association are requested to send In their applica.
tons at once additional help is urgently needed
All applications Will be balloted for, and none but
those who answer to the above requirements will
be elected. A. d. LANGSTAFF
VIce-President Howard Association
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wAH DKF,r.. OFFICE Gu. SIs. OFPICz
WASHINGTON, August 81, | am.

For Tennessee aadt the Ohio rdIiey, partly
cloudy ireafher, frequent rains, rari0bls
iciuis. stationary pressure and feBrnNs~asfTe.
The yirey-s tciH remain eSs6OndTy.
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Mrs. SyIvanus Reeds

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
u Nos and East SD St, New York. Reoperas
OCTOBER /. 1878. French is the language of the
school. The collegiate course requires four years
Every provision Is afforded for the health and com
fort, as well as the thorough education OF pupils
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EDUCATIONAL.
University of the South
SEWANNEE, TENN.

On the Cumberland Plateau 20OO Feet Above the Sea
NO Epid e mics ever ascend the noun
tain. Studies elective. Complete courses lead to
various degrees. Two Literary Societies. Cadet
corps armed with latest rifles. Winter vacation of
twelve weeks. beginning December 18th.
For further Information, address
JOHN B. ELLIOTT, MD,
Chairman of Hahdnmadal Rnand
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SECURITY
Building and Loan Association
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,

TOR the present, payment of dues interest. etc
Il can DC made to the treasurer at the Fourth Ma
tlonal Bank, between the hours of IL am. and ?
p m. No fines or penalties will be recorded against
absentees who make good their arrears on their re
turn Until further notice regular meetings will be
discontinued. A. S. LIVERMORE, President
". C MC(sII1RE rCreasurar
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Water Valley, Miss.

Special to the Appeal
WATER VALLEY, August 30.--The yellow
fever is making its appearance here, though
we have only three cases. One of them
Kinney Lees, an engineer of considerable
reputation on the Jackson road--died to-day
This caused quite a stampede among the peo-
pie. A great many have left, and others are
preparing to leave the town at once Messrs.
Redding and Heaberg, telegraph operators
Grenada, are both down with the fever, and
all communication from that point by wire is
cut eff. A message sent to Duck Hill, by the
train to night, says; "For heaven sake send
us an operator; we cannot do without one"
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AdniinisfratOr's N0fice-

AING been appointed and qualified bv the
Ii Probate Court of Shelby county adminisfrsfoT
on tne estate OF Mrs. Susan Z. Drury deceased NJ
nee hereby gwen that all persons having Claims
Sgsinst $40 estate shall present them to my attor
ney, D. n 6regoEy, 4Sls Madison street: and Those
owing the estate VIII please cali there and seize
JOHN A. LAFORGR. Admsr
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RIVER NEWS.

CINCINNATI, August 30.-River feet
inches, and rising. Weather fair and warm.
Cairo, August 30-Noon.-Wea Gather, light
rain and cool. Departed: E. o. Stanard,
z inches, and rising. Weather cloudy and
cool. Maximum thermometer 70 deg. Ar
rived: City of Alton, St. Louis, 2 pm. De-
parted: John NJ. Chambers, New Orleans, 2
pm; City of Alton, New Orleans. o m.
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Cotton Seed Request

OUR friends are requested to send us no cotton.
~ seed uuti y9llOw-fever abates in our city as we
cannot receive and take care of them. We shall
then be prepared to take all that may Offer and send
sacks through the Cotton Seed Association as usual
Memphis, August %, 1873.
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Memphis, Paducah & Northern r.. r
DeDOt-SecOnd Street Crossing, North
OF WaterwOrks.

I NTH further notice, trains will Iun on Tues
- days, Thursdays and Saturdays OnLy Freight
VIII be received and delivered between the hours of
10 am. and 2:30 pm, on the Aforementioned
days only. C. MONSARRAT. JR.,
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COTTON GINS.
COTTON GINS.
DAN'L PRATT
COTTON-GINS!

OUR OFFICE Will not be closed durfa1
~ the prevail sH.e OF yeIIOW-fever An
orders filled prompt! rom this city ST. Louis or the
factory. PRATT GIN CO..
3l4 Front street MernnhIs
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Free scholarships in Kentucky Military
Institute.
EIFTEEN for Kentucky and Southern States. For
IL Information address promptly,
THE SCP'T. Farmdale XIV

recommending to parents the Academy of Mr.. S. C.
Shortlidge.'
Hon. FERNANDO WOOD. a patron of the Academy,
says; 81 cheerfully consent TO the use OF my name
as reference"
C7O PER QUARTER of 10 WEEKS $3.50 FOR
I'D " 40 weeks, 1914 for 50 weeks; full charge
Tor nicely furnished rooms, boarding washing, gas
etc. etc, tuition use OF school books and all neces
sary school expenses, at SHORTLIDGES, Media
Penna-) ACADEMY, for young Men and Boys NO
EXTRA CHARGES. Ten teachers, all College Grad
yates; One Harvard; -Four Yale. Special attention
TO both advanced and backward pupils. Both indIvd
ual and class instruction. Recommended by Gov
ernor Routt, Judge Van Hoesen, Professor Blauvelt
U 5. Naval Academy; Richard j. Hinton, Rev. Drs
Hill and Peabody, Harvard, ETC.. etc Address
SWITHIN C. SHORTLIDGE (Harvard A. NJ }, Media
Penna. Media is II miles from Philadelphia; has
seven churches and a TemDerance Charter
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$115,4OO IN Cash PRIZES /!
AND TICKETS ONLY -.
FAD THE LIST OF Prizes

Whole Tickets. 81. Half Tickets, 81
% Tickets, $50. 55 Tickets, 500.
Remit by Postof1ce Money Order, Registered Let
er, Bank Draft Express. Fun list of drawing pub
uSled In Louisville COlricr-JOtrEdL and New York
Herdd, and mailedto all tcket-hOlders For tickets
and Information address COMMONWEALTH DIS
TRLBUTTON co., or T. J. COlfMERFO2D. Sec'y
Courier Journal Buildings. Louisville KY; TO No
Il West Cour Tract
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NOTICE

WILL pay bills and orders on me, as treasurer,
/ only between the hours of 10 am. and ID nm.
VIII receipt for contributions between the hours of
d u and 4 pm. Parties will oblige me very
much by observing these hours.
JNO. G. LONSDALE, JR,
Treasurer Citizens Relief Committee.
office Planters Insurance Building
No Madisan CT
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SANEORD'S
JAMAICA GINGER
THE QUINTEsSENCE OF JAMAICA
GINGER, CHOICE ARoMATICS,
AND FRENCH BRANDY.

a cInally effective as to utterly surpass ali nreyi5s
preparations Essences Extracts of Ginger. Compost
one disgusting and nauseatiug possets with which
eject in
Cholera, Cholera JTorbtGs, Cram Us
ana Pains, Chronic Dj0yr3t0ea,
Dysesste1'ygndCs Cholera IN ittl,tlED5,
DiG9rhOe0 ig1 T'eetHin9 and all
Summer CO1.ap5aiIlts, Dyspepsia.
FydtWJeIocT, Sluggish Digestion,
Wo''t of Tone and Activity iIG the
Stomach and BOaCeES, Oppression
after Eating, Rising of Food and
similar ailments, CbiJJs and
FeCers, Colds and ChiEJs, FeUerish
Symptoms, M0J0rioE FeUe9's,
Pains i's the Bones and Joints,
Symptoms Of Rheumatism. NoeC-
2'G{OiG and Govt, Cold Ect9eDli-
ties, Suspended Circulation and
Depressed condition Of the TitGt
Forces, renter at the Standard
Household Medicine tIs5.OuGIt01st
tie fen9th and breadth OF the land.
On sea, or EO3iCL, for The Traveller,
for the yOsJ719, the 0geds Ss'Ider all
circumstances and conditions,
both as q medicine and as u gentle
stiD11cJ0s,t or beverage, 1t Is the
most grateful and etecfiUe prep
CJrGtiO3 eCe!' compounded iI3 tie
History of medicine.
Rewa-, 81 diluted and worthless limitations recon-
meuccI ~ dealers for purposes OF gain. Ask for and
insist upon having SASFoED' JAMAICA GINGER.
Sold ry all Wholesale and Retail Druggists. Grocers,
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CAUTION.

The Genuine simmons Liver Regulator
OF Medicine is wrapped in a clean, neat WHITE
WRAPPER, with the red symbolic letter stamp
upon it in the form of a ribbon gracefully curved
into the letter u, embracing the emblems of our
trade, Spatula. Mortar and Graduate with the words
A. Q. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR or MEDI-
CINE thereon; also observe the signature of j. Fl.
ZEILIN Il CO., in red ink, on the SIDE Run risk
by being Induced to take substitutes Take no other
but the original and genuine Manufactured only by
}. H. ZEILIN Il CO.
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Death at Como, Miss.

Death at Como. Miss.
Special to the Apreall
Como, August 30.-Mrs. Colonel Nat How
ard, a refugee from Grenada, died here, at
the residence Of DR.. Lea Williams, yesterday,
OF yellow-fever. She had been absent from
Grenada seventeen days when taken. No
other cases. ISAAC N. DAVIS
SenatObIa, Miss.
Special to the Appeal
SENAToBIA, August 30.-The citizens Of
Senatobia met to-day and organized a relief
ASSOCIATION, which will solicit contributions
from the people of Tate county, to be for
warded to the sufferers of Grenada and Mem
phis, to be used without regard to race or
color. J. E. MATTHEWS, Chairman.
E p. RUSSELL, Secretary.
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ST. CECILIA ACADEMY.

On Mount Vernon, near Nashville Tenn
Boarding School for Children and Young Ladies'.
/ OCATION surprisingly beautiful and healthy
IL Educational advantages not exeelled by any
other educational Institution. Not sectaran pupils'
religious opinions not interferred with Prices re-
duced to suit the times. Studies resumed on the
First Monday In September. For Circulars address
Superioress of the ST. Cecilia Academy, near Nash