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only but truly, all sectarian character, and guarantees perfect security to the peculiar views Of every religious denomination" It also makes provision sfor twenty gratultous scholarships, for the benefit of the indigent, who shall be recommended by Churches, Education Societies, or other authorized bo- dies, as approved candidates for the minis try''

 The established tuition is $20 per session for Students in the classics, sciences and higher branches of liierature,-and Sl5 and sl0 for such as are in the common and ole- mentary branches, Board will be charged si25 a year-and in proportion for shor- ter period Contingencies $1 per session.

 s.The literary year is considered, as usual, as divided into two sessions of five months each, separated only by a short recess, and followed by vacation.

 1.-The introductory session will commence on the last Monday in 0caobcr.o

 nc building winch has been recently aP- proPriated 10 the purpose of this College, is large, commodiousaad beautiful, and is hand someIy situated on the level and extensive blua just below and in sight of Memphis, and overlooking tha RI4er.

 President FaRgswoRfH has long enjoyed, bothin the esatefn and western States, high reputation as aa instructor of youth, and the conductor of institutions in the higher dc- Parhneuts of literature The newspapers and citizens of Memphis seem to taisa a deep in- lercst il the establishment of this College, and anticipate iorita highly successful career. For the ample falillmeatof which, we cheer ally express ctr cordial good wishes

 STEAM BeAr Es.-NotpgitlstandiaE the lowest o all low stages of the river three Boats have recently arrived, and are now at our landiag-thc I Iaf flalt C.