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,e,f.uv ea,isf 81 with the existing AiatH o. 'i"hes ""
p,t; ,anp pc palliative 10 rs n time and q" n"'hih9
Ir,, ss uny d f.r-nc"s between 'hts' parties u ca"
.lr h. because Sans party wishing |" m"n"p"iiz" Wv
rnr !, The Whites will not allow IN" other party nc"
n nm. posts No d,plomas, equal 10 an indan-eai'' Is
an pt-nua dav h- too drunk To come 10 any urii
MI. rp,n,'h he next dav too sick and then wha VIZ"
Spanish Indians Cuacouchlrs wrong -headrdness ga"
dys treachey and The folly OF y"une men wh" %n TO-
co:, in, he amnSrs away Dunh alter month "h'e ~,
prope enjoying prpc's' iy the sort OF me ''ey "ou'
wish 10 enjoy oil their lives ,
OF The REMAINING Indians w- know less because tn'fe
is no ccmmu ncaon with them Goa cnochie WIN "s
party probably reside habituhlly some where between
F1,t Mellon and the Cove OF The Withlacooche. ho
very far South Of Fort King. Chief iosa i't"u :"
ours al Gen Macombs talk, that he had corn piahto
moi len miles from Tim, post Tgrr'a'ls party Pooao'y
resid. hBbu,llv west the Suwannpe-hut both npse
bands evidently roam in hunng parties over the whoe
country from Lake George to TIE ST. Marks Keeping
south Of the settlements and Crossing inc ou"ah"ee
near Fort Tanning Their purpose does not appear
be ,rer bu, they omit opportunity 10 commit muIde1,
when i, cones in their way or these MURDERS We nave
recorded FIFTY or SIXTY since -bdy
The intentions Of Government are not yet Protnu'
o,,ed II prnbub!y has received Abundance al advice,
which NAV be- embarrassing from its mass and coniraoc
tions We do no, pretend that, to remove the Indians Is
an pasy task but nothing impossible and removed thfy
nus, bs The nation cannot long endure the spectacle
of The Indian warriors merely talking OF peace,
no they rest Themselves OF The South, while The DINER
half nfe scattered towards the settlements TO mnroef
onr c,izens Whenever be done with acertanty OF
escape.
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NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.

tUHd"e C0toH .ba"GJ"S"'9 "''' SP''"'1
wM7lLI, be sold on The I'd Munday in December
~ next at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. on the premises, Inc
following Property belonging 10 the Saluda hlahuac-
turing Company, viz:
The Mill Innds situate on both sides Of the Sauda
River, at Boards Fails, 8 miles from Columbia, ) y,
containing le9 acres the improvements consisting OF
Cotton Mill Saw Mill Backsmi and Machine SHOP,
Hotel Store ard Warehouse, Boarding Houses LOT
" hi,es and Cabins for the Negroes, &c DC and Inc
Machinery consisting Of S3S Spndlrs and Ga Looms,
in one Io on crrd, Of one, two three and tour year,
The interest on the whole amount Ia ba paid annuay,
The pymens 10 be secured by bond mortgage ana per-
sonal security the charter of Incorporation to be Trans"
frred TO the purchaser or purchasers oil The properly
ALSO .
ca Slaves on a credit of ninety days, for Notes with
nproypd epdorsers bearing interest payable al The ONCE
Of the Company, in Columbia S. {. a Property, com
binng the advantages this POSSESSES 10 rarey "nr" "
The public II is located in healthy region; WIN an
imrense water power. and fine sites Tor other MINIS
There is an nexhaus,ibe supply Of The finest granite
on the premises and pitch pine timber in abundance
is at the head Of the Cotton market, where The raw
material can be obtanpd without the heavy expenses OF
transportation insurance receiving and forwarding COM
missions wharfage SC &c. Il has hitherto met mar
ke, Cor it's products, almost cxclu lively al nome ne
Mill is built on the approved plan Of granite, 2Oo
feel bv IS stories high and is half filed with ma
chnery The Machinery is Of The very best description
and finish The Slaves Trained 10 the operations OF .e
Mill The I.ouisvlIe, Cincinnati md Charleston tai
Road is expected 10 be- completed TO Columbia IN the
course of year. which will greatly facilitate The trans
porta,ion and delivery of its manufactured gooda
d. EWART,
President Salnda Manufacturing Co.
So,,G 35-wtd
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!SfrHsf0ie's office.

UylCKETS in all the Lotteries and the really lucky
q Numbers for sale at STRArToHs Lucky Office
Look !-4O4 Capitals sold and cashrd by STRArToS, The
All Prize Seller. in q luIe over II months
Drawn Nos. in New Jersey Lottery, No. 80, drawn
Oct eth:
s. 78 90 so A 20 IL GO 10 C 43 81 9
Half Ticket Nos l3 80 80, prize of $500 sold aud
csshed by STRATToH
Oci To-
So ca "a 50 % 50 81 80 50 90 81 lG
Ticket Nos 81 81 81, another capital sold and cashed
by STRATToS.
Dawn Nos. in Va Richmond Academy, No q, drawn
OF ~:
IS 10 IS 80 % "a 81 % - 80 % 10 81
Ticket Ms % 50 90 prize of 81 600 sold aud will be
coshed when presented, AZ usually STRATTos.
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sseb9R Es'E'EC.

IfTou, me .Hiiiedgeriii. Federal Union et Oct.
The following letter from Gov Gall TO Gen. Nrlson
has been politely furnished for publication IL IS 10
he regretted that the regulations of the army are sucn
that the Governor of Florida cannot consent 70
the services Of volunteers on account OF the
md officers and prvates who enter the
s.s subjected TO relation 10 command &C Ills *
preston Of respect for Gen Nelson and those mo nave
rendered their services again 10 FLORIDA is hghy com
TALLAHASSEE, Sept 5, 1889.
Gen. C. H. NEfsoS:-Nly Dear Sri have had The
pleasure OF receiving your letter by Dr. Baker aud ais"
that of the 2Sth ult return you my sincere acknow.
Judgments for The zeal AID patriotism you have displayed
in the cuuse your country well as Tor The deep 10.
terest you have manifested for The safely ana protection
Of the people Of this Territory
have detained DR. Baker until this morning, that J
might give you the result, of the interview between the
President and the Committee sent tn confer with nm
on The presen, condition of Forda and The plan 10 bs
pursued for prosecuting The war have just received
letter frofa-the committee, informing me that they
were referred by the President TO The Secretary OF War;
who positively and peIemptoy refused 10 allow Toian
teers militia force In be employed except ~ oaa"ns
and that no higher rank will be recognised than hajn,
thus subecng the brave and pa,",c volunteers TO the
control OF every drore IL the h'Ve, who has oy lie OF
and ndce for years III s grade OF captain,
become Brevet Major.
| am authorised 10 .aise three bundled men for The
defence Of The frontier and positively restricted 10
this number viii not, my dear Sir, insult you and
your gallant men by offering you such command or
by reducing their force 70 thai number; but must make
YOU an apology can, tor the trouble, vene
and disapp'. n,ment 10 which have exposed you and
your brave and generous followers cannot express
10 you the modification II has occasoned When
Legislature meets, it raise the funds, be
sured, Sir thai shall al leest my best Efforts to
provide for army 10 under The authority vi the
Territory. Should succeed in ths, shall then most
gladly avail myself OF your seycrs aud those OF your
gallant followers.
Allow me, Sir to tender TO you and through you. 10
hr1ye Ike tbs puIp
they have made OF ther valuable services, and eX
press my very deep regre, that unable present 10
avail myself OF them.
| am, Sir,
Very respectfully
Your oneG:ent servant,
r CALL, Coo. Florida.
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.Nc,c and Chap F"A and Hintsr DRY GOODS
SEPTEMBER, 1880
En Fl JENKINS would invite the attention ol mer-
a chants families and others who want 10 examine
OF purchase Dry Goods cheap for cash. 10 call al his es
tablishment where they Will fad stock OF Goods,
amounting 100000, purchased and will be sold al
unusual low prices The following are small part oil
the Goods for sale:
CALIcoEs-30 900 Yards Of new Fall and Winter
Calicoes a, prices from G. 8, 10 and iyI2 cs 10 The
a." 60 n'.,- MADE
FrGsrruRE CALIcors-C Cheap Furniture Cacoesflom
10. l2 Gets. anu all finer goods
CHALLys and housLISE LAISEs-l00 ps. Nous
line de LANES, from 81 cts The richest imported
Also ChaIlys of all the designs
SmAwLs and DREss HDFs i 600 Shaws and Dress
Hdkfs and Scarfs, suitable for comfort and fashion.
MERISoEs- ngllsh and French Mernoes of all CO.
lore prices and qualities
MouRSisG GooDs ron DEEssEs-Back and blue blk
Bombazlnes, Challys, Mousne lie LANES; also, hall
mourning Goods Of the same kind; plain Poplins and
many new styles Of Goods for Dresses.
MrsLN and LACE CAFES and CoLLARs-2 Don Capes
md Collars exceIIng in variety of style and
any red at this place. all tastes suited.
CLOTHS, CAssMEREs and VLsTiSGs-An extensive as
sorlment OF each article; new and fresh.
BLANKETS Rose, Whitney, and Negro Blankets;
cheaper and better than usual
SArr,SErs-200 ps. Sattinets and chenp Cussimeres
Of oil styles
NEGRO CLorHrso-2oO ps plain and plaid Lnseys
heavy Satlinels and twed woollea Goods and other
articles for the same purnosa.
LINEN GooDs-lrsh Linens in full and half Ms al
prices from % cents 10 the finest quality mporred also
Linen Shee!lngs, Damask Table Cloths Napkins Tow.
ellings, Linen aud Linen Cambria Hdkfs &C. all fresh
Gurds aud warranted grass bleach
DOMESTIC GooDs-Brown Shir,ngs al 6 7, cents
and finer goods; yard wide Shrrngs al 10, IL 2 cts
and finer; also. Sheelings. 4 and l.2 yards wide
DimITY ond FKISGEs-.A good assortment nf each
FLAsSELs-W White, red and yellow Flannels, al all
prices from 90 CTS 10 The best.
Hosiery and GLo,Es-E.ery description Of Hosiery
and Gloves for ladies. gentlemen, boys girls infants
and male and female servants
Stocks and P"cKET HDxFs-A great variety OF each
uMBRELLAs-Sk and Cotton Umbrellas made TO or.
der.
LACE GooDs-EveTy description Of Thread and Bob.
bnet Lace Edglngs and nsertues Lace Goods for Wells
Caps and Collars elegant and cheap black Lace Veils:
Foo,ngs and Cuttings. all widths
BuSSETs-5D cases Nuns Bnnnats. plain and fancy
straw Bonnets, Ceghorn BonGets, all new Fall and WIN
ter shapes.
RiBASus-Gauze ard sz,in Bonnet arc Cap faibands:
narrow and wide satin and lustrng Ribands all colors
NJ Purchasers will find, addition TO the above
Gnods, every description Of Dry Goods for family pur-
poses. Merchants will be supplied in quantities sul
their sales The subscriber takes p assure in being able
offer ock OF Goods varied in style. prices TO
please ALL which he will be The better enabled all times
do from the adoption and continuation Of his mode Vi
selling for cash or aceeptaacss only.
Sent Is 3T-wtlD
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Y AND FOR SALE -AgreabIy to decree Of the
NJ County Court Of Halifax pronounced at Sepein
Der Court, shall proceed to sell to the hghps, bidder
the goth day of October. 1889, at Brookyn in The
COUNTY osilatax, that part of the lands Of Alexander
Garter. decd lying in The Cnunty aforesaid not incIn
ded in the dover "f his widow Also at Spring Garden
in the County Of Psylvnnia the 3Ulh Of the same
month, that part ofth lands of The said decedpn living
in the County Of Psylvania. near Spring Garden
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing will have that par, Of
enid lands lying IN Halifax shown them by myself and
that part lying in Pilisvvana nv Washin g,on Thomn
son BEVERLY BARKSDALE
Aim IF alexander Garter DECD.
H. d Said land will be eoId On credit of one md
two yenrs. equal instruments.
Sep, % 4I-wtd
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Lottery authorized bv The
State OF .ssarslasld.

To erect Tolen Ha and other buid,ngs Baltimore.
Glass No . Tor 1882
To be positively in The CITY # Baltimore, on
Ifsdne,day OcoGer 2d 1889.
Under The siuptTnendence uf Commissioners
ID GREGORY & Co. (Succpssrrs Of Yates and
M'ln,yre.) Managers
BRIILIAST SCHEME i SplendI" Prize OF 500 600, /
Prize oi 20 600 Of 10000, of $500. o 3 00O.l OF
G7 80 prizes Of = coo, 50 Of $780, 30 OF 2oU 10 OF
200 G5 Of $50. 65 Of 100
Besides Prizes OF 500 5O-i0-30- 20-und lowest
prize $40
L. Draun Numbers IN eaeh package IF 20 Tirhcts
Tickets only Sl0-tlalvts o-Q"arers . %
Certificates OF Packages Ut % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do 2ti Half do %
DO do 81 Quarter do - %
For Tickets or Shares or Certificates Of Packages in
tie above splendid Lottery. address
y. S rRATrON, Richmond, Ia.
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YE1O TEaCHERS.-The Trustees OF The Mathews
Il Academy wish to employ. Tor the ensuing year,
teacher of undonbed qualifications to take charge Of
said institution. A gentleman. with n small family,
having had snne years experience in the management
Of academy, who could take the whole establishment
under his superinrndence, including the boarding de-
parlmeat, would be preferred An assistant is also
wanted. If the principal teacher should be- unmarried
and situated to take charge Of The boarders then
would b. dporabp that the assistant teacher should do
The fees The year he first Of its on"rann)
Will range from $500 to 81 900; and i, is confidently
calculated there will be large the next year.
gentleman Of the requisite qualifications, Who would
take the entire oceeds and employ hs own assistant
IS believed, cnud make il very profitable situation
Applications will BIZ received unul the I'd day Of No.
vrm5er next, which time the election will be made.
Any farther explanations be obtained by addressing
the President, All letters must be post paid.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
WILLIAM SHULTlCE, President.
Son 6 35--yii
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EDepEH'k \ /.
rae FAR YER.
ser ElHS

TRE FARhEN.
sslSG-BT ), paLEhi VI fn'. - p.,.,c;,I
80. =, rs:sg Of The agr'euaasc, sos -. y
a'S o. f,rmcrs lie is the HE ioi me,
own love i, dearly;
Ani every season toll o. s!se,
take IL. lsbcis CHEEKY
To plough or SOW,
TO resp or NOV,
Or in The barn 10 thrash, s!r,
Ais 10 NE,
,Twi,ls:;m me health ani cash, sir
The lawyer leads hsuassed life,
yIrrh III tha, OF hunted otter,
And ,,ween his aud o,heIs sii:c,
He, always ~ no, wateI-
For foe friend,
A cause Defend
However wrong must be, sir
In reasons spite,
Maintain tic right
And dearly earn his fee, SIR.
Tho doctor styled gentleman,
But this hold but hu'pn,ins'
For, like t.vern waiting man,
To every ca!l she's coming
Now hero, now there,
Must he repair
O. starve, sir, by denying;
Like death himself,
Unhappy elf,
He lives by others dying.
farmers life, then, let ne live,
Obtaining While lead -,
EGoush Tor SELF aud sonoio cWo
10 such poor souls as need II.
i'll diaa and fence,
Nor srudse expense,
To Give tho land good dresSinS
Ill plough AMI SOW,
Or drill in row,
AMI hope from Heaven h!cssihs.
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TT Have C,r sale Thirty Thousand M"rus Mu'''chnS
risea GrawH from cuttings tie present season; 'heS
are from, = L. 6 ,r high large at The root ard wen
Standardization ten ihnusand trees from nd roofs mfh
Surfing from 10 feet sh-vrry superior These trees
are from roots aud cuttings Of my raising, AMI VII
b. sold on very advantageous terms To me Pufchasft'
A,,y IN The subscriber near Prince Edward Court
.hnn,e Va JARED TODD
Sep Is of-"u
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MEDICAL COLLEGE. ~ RrcnM"Sp, Va
YEIlE next Winter Term Of Lectures IN the Medical
a Department Of Hampden sydney College, at hIch'
mond, will commence MONDAY, Oct. 2lst, 1853,
and continue until the last of February following.
AUGUSTUS l.. WARNER, NJ. D., Professor of
Surgery aud Surgical Anatomy
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. d., Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
TIL JOHNSON, NJ D., Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
l. W CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. D., Professor of Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
r l. BOHANNAN, NJ ID Professor OF Obstretics
and the Diseases Of Women AM Children.
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. D., Professor Of Che
mistry and Pharmacy.
The College lnfirmary. aachtd to the College Build
ing has successful operation for the last eight
months and furnishes constantly number of interest
ing Medical and Surgical cases-to which The student
has access at all hours
The College lnfrmary. together with the Aims House,
PpnI.eniury and Armory. (Which under The charge
of Of The Pnfpssors will afford the student an op-
porinny If witnessing the various diseases incident TO
Southern climate. The abundance OF materials Tor
Anatomical purposes. and the reduced price al when
they furnished. will enable the student 10 acquire an
intimate knowledge Of The Anatomy VI me huihah oouy
aud the of Surgical instruments
During the last Winter Course OF Lectures, from the
number ri Surgical Gases admitted into the lnirmary,
the Professor of Surgery enabled TO exhibit before
The class nearly NIL The important Surgical operations
upon the Hripg subject; and from the growing popu
ar,y nf the niruiary there is reason TO believe that
hereafter the Surgical Cases in the House, will greatly
increase.
Good Board including fuel. lights, servants attend
ance &c can be obtained this city for fur dollars
per week.
We are authorized state that full Course Of Lee
lures in this INSTITUTION will be received as equivalent
to one in The following Medical Schools: University OF
Prnnsy Ivania jefferson Medical College OF Philadelphia;
Medical College of the State of South Carolina; Tran.
sylvania University, Lexington Ky University of hlass
ryland, &c, &c.
The Professor of Anatomy will open the Disseciing
Rooms OF the College on the first Of October
AUG'S l.. " ARNER. Nj. D.,
DEM Of the !hedicat Faculty.
RICHMOND, May 2ih, 1899. Dim
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PASSAGE FOR CHARLESTON, S. g.
By lie .7ianic SsGm Pnrkets Somh C0,nltRa, Captain
CUfcs-. Ge0rgia Cnpfa'R Rollins.
HWyHESE popular and we'll kn"wn Sea Steam Packets
Il having been newly c"ppered. and put in thu best
possible order will commence their regular trips IN Sep
TENDER next. ~
Georgia, Capt Rollins. on Saturday. l4h September
s. Carolina, Capt Coffee Saturday. 2lst do
LEAVING CHARLESTON.
Georgia. Capt Rollins. on Saturday. 2lst September
Carolina Capt Coffee, Saturday 2slh do.
And leaving Norfolk and Charleston alternately,
EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers by these Steam Packets for Charleston,
leaving New York on Thursdays Philadelphia on Thurs
day evenings Friday mornings will be in time for The
Norfolk boat Friday evening. al o'clock, from Bal
mnre to Join The Charleston Steam Packet waiting at
Norfolk. on Saturday.
Tickets u be had at the Office, Bowly's wharf. Ba
more from B Peck. Agent Citizens Union Line,
Dock wharf. Philadelphia on board The Nnrlok
Bna,s.-Passage and fare board the Bo.,s ns,ween
p,i;, NSs"SN"
--.....n. Lnarpston. $50.
NJ Carriages and horses can be taken in the Georgia,
and freight in both Boats
For further particulars, enquire Of
T. SHEPPARD. Treasurer
Aug % I3l-3ml BowLYs WHARF,
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FEMALE. SCHOOL.

m M. porsooqs near Lorc,,o EssrL County. Ia.
| yEsHE d9ueS q lbs institution WI De t"aumed on
81 rursduy The lat day Of October next Inc scho
la-uc year CONSISTS {" ten months, ard IS divided INTO
Two sessions 81 five months each Pupils may enter at
nv lime but for less term than one full session.
N" deduction will be made on account oil absence, e1.
cept in cases OF proracied sickness
The situation o this school, experience mas amply
nroved 10 he entirely healthy II is very retired, and
ice from temptations TO pleasure and rx'ravaehnce 1t
| at The SANE tine eHsy ut access m STEAM boat
running bets -.n Bnlmorp and Fredericksburg, passes
twice n week by pult MicGu, which Is bot short DIS
lance from III. Parsonage, and where carriage viii
always he ready 10 receive those who may give due
motto. nf he tne nf their arrival The Bowling Green
npar which the cars between Richmond and FredtTicks
burg pass daily is distant about IL OF ~ miles.
Ii will be seen below that the course OF instruction
has been enlarged This with expenses incurred TO
render The institution useful makes small add'-
ton TO the amount heretofore charged necessary.
The teacher of Music and Modern languages resides
with his family few MILES from the Parsonage, and Will
give 10 his clnsses regular and efficient instruction
The department Of morals embracrs Moral fhilosophy
Natural Theology, Evidences oil Christianity, ahd Inc
study Of The Bible
The other branches taught Orrhography, Reading
Writing, Arithmetic. Algebra, Grammar and Geography,
with the nf Maps and Globes History. Logic, Kne
,nc and Composition, Botany, Geology, Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy. Also the French Spanish, and
Italian languages; Music. Drawing and Painting; and
lessons in hrzzonto; Plain Needle Work, Embroidery
fine, and in worsted.
TERMs-Per session OF five months, payable IN I'D
For 1',I Board, washing Lights SC, $40 90
" Tuition in the English branches, 10 W
Bed and Bedding, if not provided BY the
pupil. w
Use of Piano per month, w
The Languages, Music, Drawing and Painting, and
Embroidery, at the usual extra charges
Those who intend TO send their children Will please 10
them immediately and let them be at The Person
age by the first day of the session. II is highly import
ant that school should that time go fully into ope.
ion, and greatly the advantage OF the scholars that
The members of the different classes should commence
their studies together II is hoped therefore, that pa
rents and guardians will not fail 10 attend to this request
Letters directed TO Rev. Jno. 7. Nc Cure, Loetto,
Essex county, Va.
Ri Rev. c, Moore, ID d.
w. Meade, d ID
Rev. Z c Mcclure, d d, Fredericksburg.
g:.,o VT D;e1 5':"s E;s:: Caroline county,
John & Lawrence, Esq
Rev g w Nelson Richmond county,
DR.. Vim Jones Lancaster county.
R M,,os CA1!'s T,I m1"T and Gloucester county,
Hon John TYLER, williamsburg
john b Downman. Esq Fnuqaisr county
5 f""ss n Gn1ss E E.a and 'oa" "a
Sept Is %-u
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Aug l6

a TEACHER WANTED The subscriber wishes
IA to employ for the ensuing year, Teacher of The
var"us English branches and of the Greek, Latin and
French angnagee A single man. or man Of small ia
my Of unquestonabe character and good family, may
find situation for several years, intend I" keep up
schn"l TIL my shall have been educated. N"ne
need apply who cannot bring satisfactory testimonials
JNO r LETTER
Paineyille Amel;a Sent IL 37-wSW
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Bps!rs ss.Go. COO 800, 400, 800. 300, 100, &c &c
making lOl Capital Prizes, sold and cashed by Sual,cn
since January, 1881.
u Borders from the country promptly and conf
denlialIy attended to- if addressed 10
y. STRATTON,
October ID rdG-2tl Rchmnnd Ia
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.Nedicai COItgs Of Louisiana.
FEHHE SIIru SESSION of instruction in this school
ID will open on the LIST Monday in December Rules,
terms and requisites nf graduation. the same as in the
University Of Pennsylvania. Any number Of subjects
for practical anatomy will be supplied free of expense
Full Of clinics will be delivered the hospital
BY the professors of medicine and SURGERY The latter of
whom will perform in The presence of The class, more
operations than be witnessed in any hospital Of the
Union.
Physiology and Pathology, by J tlarrison NJ d.
Ma,eria Medca Therapeutics, &c, II Barton NJ ID.
Theory end practice of Medicine, James jones, NJ ID.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, ]. l. Rddell, NJ. d.
Surgery, w Stone, nj ID.
Anatomy, by e. A Mott, NJ. d.
Obstetrics and diseases Of Females,
&c, A. II. Cenas, NJ. d.
Practical Anatomy, G. W. Morgan, NJ. D..
f II. BARTON, NJ. D., Dean.
auo l6 29-RtlN
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MaRsiiALL iioUsE, R..aaos.

FENFiIS House is on The Eastern corner Of n
"a Square, two doors below HE Bank o. y;.,.s,., s
Immediately opposite the Excliangr B,nk IN. ,,,-o
lion of the proprietor will IN future be- turned nm,
paliy 10 The accommodation of transient Company ,r
members OF the Legislature, having declined t,k,n ~
miles as wariy boarders Members who desire 10
their inmts with them, can be accommodate =. u
chambers inferior TO none in the City. Early upo,..
tons are desirable. 'F'''
Oct l3-lln