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ADJOURNED MEETING.

JACKSON Mss, July a ie8z.
The Board of Mayor Aldermen Jackson
day. July H. 1884 pursuant adjournment PreaentFon
Mc Mayor; Aldermen Gibbs Hardy Jones' Taylor
kins
The examination and revision the assessment Of Personally
The following ordinance submitted:
Be Ordained by the Board Mayor and Aldermen of Cg JaDa
That the sidewalk Capitol that
line of the West Jackson engine house the property
Company sidewalk prnperty
Mary Fuimer being out Of repair and not being Tin the safe
condition required section go Revised
the said thereof hereby required rp
said sidewalk the and with material oowss Good
we'll burned paving brick laid
from the outer edge towards the building boundary the lot
the inch
comply with the provisions Of this Ordinance within 70 days after he
service Of notice hereof by the City Marshal the said sidewalk
repaired described
City, and the thereof and damages shall collected
the such the provided Of
vised Ordinances.
The Ordinance adopted.
On motion OF Alderman Watkins the Board adjourned Friday
July Is, 1884.
JOHN McGILIs liaror
NJ NJ MoIIEoD City Clerk
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Mike O'Rrisu.

This genial, kind-hearted and clever
citizen, died on Saturday last after few
days illness. II not native Of Jackson,
he had lived here from childhood, and
was greatly esteemed for his many excel
lent traits Of character. He was gallant
soldier, having served throughout the war
in Co. A., LIST Mississippi Light Artillery,
Of which command his brother Phillip
was a member when he was killed de
vas member Of Gem Fire Company, Of
the Catholic knights Of s.. John and Cath
Ollie Knights Of America, AL which OFsani
uatiOn,, ss veil As host Of friends PAID
re.pecs 10 his memory on the- oceasioE
a his funeral from St. Peters church Ia :
Sunday morning.
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Tribute of Respect.
Ri THE KNIGHTS ST. JOHN, ooAflLANDKRI NO. rs
TO THEIR LATE BROTHER. N. o'BKIKE.

BT THE KNIGHTS ST. JOHN, CoAlAEANDKRx NO. Is
TO THEIR LATE BROTHER, N. o'BKIEE.
Whereas, 1t has seemed good to the Al
mighty DisPoser of Events to remove from
our midst our late worthy and esteemed
brother member, MIKE O'BRIEN; and,
Whereas, The intimate relations long
held by the deceased with the members Of
this Commandery render it proper that we
should place upon record our appreciation
of his merits as a Knight of St. John;
therefore,
Resolved, That we dePlOre the loss of
Mike 0'Brien with deep feelings of regret,
softened only by the conhdant hope that
his spirit is with those who, having fought
the good fight here, are enjoying perfect
happiness in better world.
Resolved, That we tender to his bereaved
wife, child and relatives our sincere condo
lence and our earnest sympathy in their
bereavement at the loss of one who was 3
good husband, loving father and dsEot-
ed knight of St. John
Resolved, That copy of the foregoing
resolutions be published in one Of our CITY
papers and q copy to be transmitted to ths
wife our deceased brother, also copy Il
be sent to the Catholic Knight"
T. p. HARKnz
L KAEkNAUGH,
JAMES ODozKzrT,
faFzz COMMITTEES
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GEoRGIE LEE WELSH.

BRo. Power: My little girl conceived
and executed the foregoing. She is more
deficient in handwriting than anything
else; hope you may decipher it, however.
She read the call, and her sympathies were
at once enlisted, and | was glad to have her
give substantial expression TO them.
My sympathies have ever been, and may
they ever be, with helpless orphans, es-
pecially little girls. Your friend,
WELSH.
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Foa TIE cLARIOs.l
Sunday and Ii. World. Fam.

By fell in With Re-, 7 a ADAM
E
Exposition Orleans
uandeng stumble nighttime the hssdeoad where
The therh of him wasa est
in
Of cld1en,
dsfunc poeed bound But
/ did not receife that favored (epyl noEce.
/
nifed The subject q
conviction the
piey
regarded the
little spade,
in its long home,
"UnveP1 unhonOred and
Respectfully yours, N1z11z1I-
vieksburg Miss, July 25th
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Well Done, Oxford.

OXFORD, Miss, July %, 1884.
Col. PowER-DEAR SIR: Enclosed
send you a postal order for fifty dollars,
contributed BY the kind-hearted of Oxford
in response to your appeal for the Pro-
testant Orphan Asylum at hatcher. The
ladies here are also getting up box Of
clothing, which will be forwarded very
soon 10 Natchez. The times are very hard,
and all are feeling the pressure, but Il
each town will contribute, as / hope it will,
the institution will be well sustained.
Truly, your friend,
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Consumption Cared.

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands BY an East
India missionary the formalaof simple
vegetable remedy foE the speedy and per
manent cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis,
CatarrA, Asthma and ali throat and Lung
Affections. also positive and radical cure
Tor Nervous Debility and Nervous Com
plants after having tested its Wonderful
curntipe porers in thousands Of cases, has
fell Il his dnfy to make Il known to his
suHerinR fellows. Adjusted By this mo-
ice and desire 70 relieve human suffer-
f1r. vii end free Of chzrge to all who
dssire Il, this recipe, IN German, French
q English, with full directions Tor prepar-
ing and using. Sent b. mail By addressing
with stamp naming this paper, w. A.
NoyEs, l4S Powers Block, Rochester. New
Yo~k
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Personal Points.

Mr., j. II. Robinson, Of Holly SPRING.,
IA in the city.
Misses Auuabellc and Emmie Power are
visiting Fayette.
Mr.. Bartin Raines is enjoying the pleas
ant recreation afforded by Cooper's Wells.
Our townaman, Mr.. James Shelton, is
at the Reed House, Chattanooga, this
week
Miss Idelette Hunter is spending several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Hamilton, near
Edwards
Mrs. Dobyns was summoned on last Sat
urday night, TO the death-bed Of her father
In St. Louis.
Prof Anselm Jayne was in the city this
week en- route to his future home in Dial
las, Texas.
Mr.. Percy Lemly has removed his resi-
donos from the Ierger place TO the
Julienne cottage.
Miss Aunabelle Hughes, the efficient
milliner Of Sleadmsn & Co., left Monday
for her home in Philadelphia.
Mr.. George Sutherland, whose health
for some time has been failing, is now in
quite a feeble state, We regret to say.
Rev. ]. A. Ellis, the efficient Presiding
Elder, Of this district, Rlled the pulpit Of
the Methodist church on Sabbath last.
Mr.. James Ware, an old and honored
citizen OF Nicksburg, and brother OF ouI
townaman Judge II. r. Ware, died yester
day.
Our old-timc friend Capt. John w.
Ward, editor Of Winona Times, was in th'
city on Tuesday, In attendance on Prohi
bition Convention.
Mr.. Farrar Bailey, who was called homl
BY the sad intelligence Of his mothers iii
ness, reached the city from SewAnee, Tenn.
On Friday night last.
Gov. LowryS visit 10 the Sea-Coast
not only one Of personal pleasure 10 him
self but OF business for the State. and ap
pearn to be much enjoyed by the people.
Weare pleased 10 see on our streets agai
our friend Mr. Will L. shelton. who ha
returned from New York recently, 10 max
his head quarters henceforth IN Jackson
The Pass Christian Beacon speaks Q
Misses Jennie Morancy and Marion Buck
", two Of Jackson's charming bellies VII
are visiting that city, in most comPl
mentary terms.
Mr.. q. Y. Stewart Of this city left MoI
dAy night Tor Louisville, KY, where !
goes 10 serve under the banner OF lhom'
a Lindsey, wholesale liquor dealers
Commercial Evangelist"
We were pleased 10 have calls thi
morning from Mai. J. r. Sessions, {
Rrookhaven, Hon. Jas. A. Barksdale, I
Yaroo CITY, Mai. j. w. Lambert,
Matches, and Capt $. B. Brown, Wat
Valley.
Mis- Jennie Morancy, one OF the mo
charming young women Of Jsekson, Mis
h atthe Pass: the guest Of Mrs. Elliott He
dsrson. Mis- Morancy's scoomplishmen
make her q welcome addition 70 the g
and pleasant asscmblage In the iake-sho
cottages .--Picayune esih.
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YAzoo CRY, Miss, July %, 1884.
COL J. L. PowER-DEAK SIR: Enclosed
find draft on Louisiana National Bank for
twenty-five dollars. This amount is do
mated for the benefit of the hatcher Or
phsn Asylum, by Yazoo City Lodge, No.
%, Knights of Pythias. Please see that it
reaches its proper destination. With re-
grets that our financial condition will not
permit us to do more for the benefit Of 50
noble an institution, am, Yours truly,
H. B. LIeHTCAP,
X. of r. and 8,
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Death Of Mrs. sharksy.

MR& MINERVA sHAnxEH, relict' Of
Ex-5ov. William l. ShnFkey, died quite
suddenly at sandersyille, Tenu-, on Satur'
day last and was buried from the Meth
Odiss church in this city-on@ MOnday
morning. She was quite aged, and hai
been for some years very feeble. She
was a devoted member Of the Meth
Odist church, and a few years ag
appropriated = cOusiderable SUM towar.
bailding Of the new house o. worship il
this city, and il is thought made furthel
provision in her will for that eheriahet
object.
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THE 4lsT ANNUAL SESSION closed on the 18Th
of June. During the session 1856 bOarders and 5
day pupils were in attendance, the aecommoda-
tons being fully occupied from the beginning.
There were seven Full Graduates, six DIPLOMAS
ZACH; nine graduates in special courses, FouR d.
PLoNAs EACH; and many graduates in single de-
partments, ONE DIPLOMA ZACH Six male pro-
essors and nine ladies gave their time and energies
wholly TO instruction. The departments OF Munis
and Art were largely attended. and attained not
only satisfactory, but eminent success.
This Institute is conducted in the interest Of the
highest education of girls generally-not Of some
particular sect or party. 1t maintains high stan
darls in Literature and Science, Music and Art, a.
well in Manners. Morals and Religion. Its facli-
ties in faculty and appliances great and il PrO-
poses constant progress. Each succeeding session
must be an improvement and an advance on all the
past
The 42d Session will open on the 18th Of Septem-
Der next Circulars giving information As to ae-
piication. P. o., BoTKToURT SPRINGS, Roanoke
Co., Va. Depot and Express Office, cLovEKDALE,
Shenandoah Valley Railroad. Apply to
cHAs L COOKE, suP't.
pS- Pupils are received for a single session. or
for the full period OF school ife including vaca-
tons. The locality, the country around, the
Astounding mountain scenery in every direction,
are beautiful and inviting. Young ladies wishing
to enjoy the advantages Of & delightful summer
climate, mineral waters, and pleasant home dur
ing the summer preparatory TO entering school
proper supervision will be extended.
july9, S4-3me.
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ADJOURNED MEETING.


JACKSON, Mss. July IL,
The Board OF Mayor and Aldermen
adjournment Friday July Presentation Juo
McGl Mayor Aldermen Braun bbs Hardy Jones Taylor and Wat
kins. =
The examination and revision of the Assessment of
resumed, and continued from letter "P." completed
The Board then proceeded revision the
Assessment OF Personally through the letters "A"
motion OF Alderman Braun the Board
IL 1884.
NJ. NJ MCLEOD City Clerk -
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THr voLrArc BE1f Coz Of Marshall
M oiyer q send their celebrated El.Ec'
.-so.VorrAfc BELr and other hlEcr Eil
a~,.rySScrs on trial for thirty days e
- I~onng or old) afflicted with nervoa,
5sbilitv' loss Of vitality and all kindr .
s-omhles. Also for rheumatism. neuralgia
asr.Ivsis. and many other diseases. Com
pisse re~toration 20 health and vigor guar
sntsrd' No risk is incurred a. thirty dayl
80 h allowed. Write them At once 10
Illustrated pamphlet free-
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The death Of Mrs. DR.. p. T. Bailey,
on Thursday last, Is not only a great loss
10 her family but 10 the community.
Her beautiful life and character was faith
fully sketched by her pastor on the occa-
sion Of her funeral, and a tribute from his
pen appears in this issue. She Was a lady
Of sunshiny disposition, who delighted q
make others happy The world cannot
afford To loac auch
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We were shown this morning a fine
sample Of the Lespedeza grass, grown on
Mr.. u. 4. Lyons place, west Of Jackson.
He has about forty acres. II yields about
two tons 10 the acre. The bunch now In
our office is two feet long. Mr.. Lyon says
this grass il very nutritious, u relished BY
all stock, and especially by sheep in win
ter
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There well be another Of those delight
iul moonlight entertainments, 20 much en-
ioyed by the young people, At the City
Park, near the Mansion, on the evening Of
the 5th, from ak 10 ten, for the benefit Of
the Methodist church, Capital Light
Guards and Gem Band, aud for the pleas
ure Of the young people All should
attend
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University VIRGINIA.

GUNNER LAW LECTURES (NINE.
- weekly, begin 10Th July, lsss. and end 10Th
September Have proved OF signal use,--lst 20
students Who design 10 pursue their sindies q this
or other Law School; ID. 10 those who propose 10
read privately; and ID, 10 practitioners vho have
not had the advantage Of systematic instruction.
For circular apply a. o. University oi Va 70
JOIN b. MISoR, Prof. Com. and Stat Law.
mv2S fSf-1m
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JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
ApJouRNFp MEETING.

JACKSON Miss, July IL, 1854
The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen met
urday July H. 1884 pursuant
Mc Mayor Aldermen, Braun Gibbs Hardy Jones'
Watkins
The revision of the
resumed and continued from letter completed letter
when motion OF Alderman Taylor the Board adjourned
Monday, July A. 1884
NJ. N. MCLEOD City Clerk.
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University of Virginia

THE sIXTY-FIRsT SESSION OF THIS IN
1 stitutiOn viii open OCTOBER 1, 1854. Thorough
DeDaTfmets including Lar Msdieias EaSiae,-tno
and Agriculture. For information apply 10 DIR
JAMES F. HARRISON, Chairman OF Faculty, p.
| O., University Of Virginia.
| iulNl6 Slim.
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Andrew Atkinson, postal clerk between
jackson and hatcher, was arrested on
Friday last, on complaint Of Inspector
Geo. G. Maynard, charged with opening a
decoy letter containing money. The mat
ter was under investigation yesterday be-
fore u. >. Commissioner Jas. ". Mckee.
Considerable testimony was taken, and the
Commissioner took the case under advise
ment.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE BOARD OF
w superFfsors Of SunhoHer County. Eissfraiu-
pi. until the FEEsT MoNDAT n AuGIsT fss4 IN
Of Indfznosa said coanfy Plans and sn.eeffcafion-
On file Al the ofiee o. the Chzueery C5erk n.
Bard reserves the right 70 reject any and al is
Plans Subject % mobilization
julyls.,s4aw cerk Bs.r L of $500 n.sri-; :.
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In reply 70 a letter Of Hon. i. Barks-
dale, Gen. Mckee, Postmaster at this city,
has been notified that mail service on the
Jackson 4 Yazoo City Railroad will be
commenced on the lst Of August This
will be a great accommodation 10 the peo-
pie ON The line Of The new road.
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There will be an entertainment Wednes-
evening neTt, at the residence Of Mrs. Geo,
s. Green for the benefit Of the Presbyterian
church. Refreshments for all and grab
bag for the little folks will be the order Of
the evening. All are invited 10 attend.
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Parties who may be buying interest Ger.
tifoates issued by Greens Bank, would do
we'll 10 inquire At Bank a. 10 offsets In the
way Of notes or oyer-drawn accounts.
The Bank has information Of one instance
Of this kind, ard there may be others.
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Repairing the Mail Sacks.

Of
spends about $4,000 for the repair of mail pouhe o0
about
point in the mail sack where closes and In c he ps
pushed through the Slots and project
thrown about the staples bend and often break 1t that this
little should the
ought invent mail bag and obvia The objection
the one
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nrnnr-Kor.n.- - Thursday morning. July
"a rsst. Al 81. Peters Catholic Church, b
~ Raw. Father n. Oborfeldt Prof. ;. L
Rvrns 70 Miss Mary Kolb-an Of this city
Tan CtAnros extends cOngratnlatiOns.
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PROCLAMATION.
600 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, II appears by information received
" by me, that on the night Of May 18th, 1884
Mrs. E. A. Blanton and Mrs. A. T. Black were
robbed at their homes in Cboctaw county, by Fraak
Block and man unknown and they made their
escape and are still at large.
Now, therefore, l, ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
OF Mississippi, do offer the above reward for the
arrest and delivery Of the said robbers 10 the Sher
III Of Choctaw county. said reward Is payable on
conviction. And do moreover, require all officers
Of this State to be diigent In their efforts 70 arrest
said Fugitive robbers.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal Of the
isl State Affixed, at Jackson, this 18th day d
Isl July, A. d. 1884.
ROBERT LOWRY
| By the Governor:
HExEY C. MYERS. Secretary Of State.
iuly23 S4-3w.
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Two Of our most deserving young citi.
Eens, Messrs. Luther Manship and A. l.
Julienne have formed a partnership under
the firm name Of Julienne 4 Manship
for the purpose Of conducting n genera
hardware business, the sale Of agricultural
impliments, machinery, etc. They viii
open their stock within the next two weeks
and will make due announcement OF theii
business. We wish them abundant sue
ppaa
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COOusrs Wen Water.

Any information wanted in regard to
water viii have to Be addressed 70 s. & h.
Spengler, Raymond, Miss; in relation to
board, apply to c. C. Canada
July 16-3t. So Fl. SPENGLER.
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ADJOURNED MEETING.

JACKSON Miss, July TO- 1854.
The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen Jackson met
adjournment Thursday Jno
Mc Mayor; Aldermen, Braun Gibbs Hardy
Watkins
The examination and the Estate
continued completed 10 letter
when motion of Alderman Gibbs adjourned to meet Fri
day, July H. 1884
II. NJ. MCLEOD, City Clerk -
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Jefferson College.
High Sehoel for Boys and Young Men
LooOted Al. Washington, HIS, Sir Mics fron
Natekez.
sEssIoN OF Iss4,s5 oPENs 4ru OF srpr


OLDEST CHARTERED LITERARY TNSTITU.
" TIoN IN TIE SOUTHWEST. Location healthy
ana very accessible. Communicst ion to Matches
tes
Moral and Social advantages good. Grounds ex-
tensiye and handsomely adorned with shade and
ornamental trees Buildings large and cammodi-
Gus, with study Hall, ReeitStiOn Rooms, DOrmito-
mes Library, etc, conveniently arranged and adj
mirably warmed, lighted and ventilated. Expert
enced professional Teacher Instruction thorough
and practical. Discipline firm English, Classical
and Business courses, including Theory and Prac-
tce Of Bookkeeping.
Boarding pupils room in the COLLEGE, and are IN
der the constant care and supervision Of the In
struetOrs. Changes and Terms very reasonable
FOR Catalogues containing full particulars apply &c
the Princippl, J. s RAYNoNb
july30 "a Pm. Washington, Miss.
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WARD'S SEMINARY
w NASHVILLE, TENN.

Closed its 10Th year with asa
You've LADIES. An active, progressive. non-sec-
tartan school. Thousands Of parents have tested
its value, and still IL increases. A grand new
building with dining-rOOm 1T for a queen was
erected during the year. Opens SEPTEMBER lsT.
Address, for new catalogue, DR. W. Z. WARD.
julyi6 'S4-SwF.
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TUE RESIDENCE OF THE. LATE JUDGE
i HowET On UniTersfty Avenue, Il Oxford.
Ai- The plaee lies in the hezrf Of the town. en-
EeniEnt - the state University, ehurchez. tublir
square, depot and ali the nehnolA. Contains nenrlv
lots and orchard Eesl1e1es has eekf rso.,s. bs.
sides once in yzrd. IermseaMy. Possezsiou rfrer
At any time Apply -
CHAE B. H0WRY,
1uiTss s4-sl 0xfsrd, Mis-.
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WANTED

A SITUATION As MUSIC TEACHER, By A
u YoUxo LADY, who graduated n one e the
leading schools Of the S0uthwest after esurne a
8 years The Piano. tHe ye4ru special inEtrucfion
On FIans and Pipe Orgzn- she refeus, By permits
son, 70 Cox J. L PogEEs yaekso1f Eho IN give
ete- july1s. sss-sE.
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rwWE STATE OF MISEISSIPPT-T0 JULIUS
4 Yersfine Lee Sander simon eeeliE, Leo Ifpp-
m MFer Lehmzn. EmMnnel Lehman, Henry
Abrahanl FerzfaMnd MARKS and Mnzriee s1eel, the
Eye nrfis last ahoTe named heing partners In trade
rraer - cnparfnership name a Lehms1. Abrz-
hnms ca. Isaac sche1k, and Adler, Goldman
60 You are commanded . appear beIare the
| sEafs, Is Rnles. On the
Fms9 MoxDAT or ArsusT. 1854.
:. z-r.l. n. szit in aid csurt of Rachel H Men
ksn and Eornelia Menkens wherein yoa sd st1eE'
i - SeFenamnfs J. A. COOPER. Clerk
Jnneiss 'S4-4s.
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StarkViIle Female Institute
STARKVILLE. MISS.

Number Of Students Last Session 1877.
POSSESSES EXCELLENT ADVANTAGES FOR
IL YoUSG LADIES wishing a thorough course Of
Mental Training. Location healthful Instruction
thorough. Faculty complete Charges moderate.
We use the II edal System TO encourage effort for
improvement and excellence. The Sixteenth An
nual Session commences SEPTEMBER 10Th, 1854
Send for Catalogue, giving full information.
julyl6, 'S4-2m. 4. G.. SELLERS, Pres't.
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The Cholera.

Secretary Frelinghuysen on Monday
received the following telegram from
Consul Mason at Marseilles:
SThere is a marked improvement at Mar
settles. The choleraie death-rate, from a
daily average there of 90, fell to 4S Wednes-
day, 4s Thursday, SO Friday, IS Saturday,
IS Sunday. Last night there were thirteen
in twelve hours. The mortality in all cases
Is also declining at Toulon. The average
fell from forty to fifteen. Isolated cases are
reported from various parts Of the district.
The epidemic has been declared severe at
Aries.
This foregoing with favorable reports
from Tonlon encourage the belief that
there will be a continued decrease in the
number of deaths
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Marion Female Seminary,
MARION, ALA.

W. w. Legare, A. President.
ME EoRTT-NINTH ANIMAL SESSION. WILL BE-
= gin SEPTEMBER IL, 1854, with a Faculty Of
twelve instructors.
Diplomas conferred in the various literary de
partments, and in Music and Art.
Special courses of study allowed A Post Gradu-
ate course is arranged and the Degree Of Mistress
Of Arts conferred
The Institution is not UNCONVENTIONAL. Climate
mild and health unequalled. No death has occurred
among pupils or teachers for thirty years Send for
catalogue Uuly23, 's4-2m.
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ShuquaIak Female College,

THE FIFTH
Annual Session Opens Sept. 17th next
THE FACULTY is COMPOSED OF ABLE AND
IL Experienced Teachers. The Curriculufn f.
comprehensive. The buildings, grounds aud ar-
planes are ample, and well adapted to the pur-
poses Of health, comfort, and thorough cducatigu-
Advantages ia the Music Department emphaiie-aily
superior The Ant Department furnishes lustfuc-
ton BY hrst-cass instructor In al the hrauches Of
this science including POrtraifune and Painting on
China Health unsurpassed oociefy e1ccllcnt
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