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Egigser's E'ri=e Office.
More Prizes soid at Fortunes Home.

More Prizes s0id at Fortunes Home.
Drawn Nos OF the Sussex Connry Lottery: No: %:
3 90 80 81 IA % d6 80 Al 90 50 ~ AZ
Nos IA 80 60 sold and paid nj sigh, BY Bigger.
drawn Nos of the Mononeala Lottery. Extra, No. 5;
AZ 62 80 II 9 Is G3 = 81
Whole Is 30 capital Of $500, sold aud paid as
usual al sigh, by Bigger
Drawn Numbers oi the Virginia NoriciA Louefy,
- a 70 30 IS 4G "a / "a Al &c . 10
Whole Ticket "a 20 10, prize of $50, sent u
Correspondent and will be paid when presentedat Big
gers Office
II To aduenfurers in Lottsries.
We will continue to sell tickets in oil Lotteries sd'e''
tsed in this paper, under the management OF Mtssts
Gregory Il CO.; and all orders. rs heretofore, meet Tue
mosl promp, attention. Every Saturday we have Lot
tery with capital varying from 80 900 50OUO doas'
and hen cash prize tckcts enclosed our iiienhs
at distance may rely on our investing Tor them IN 'He
best schemes on hand.
n We anticipate lin few days) the pleasure Of pre-
senting Grand Scheme with capital OF lOO,UUo co"
Let all orders be directed to the old established P'zs
Office Of THOS. u. BlGGEh.
July [2O-Ul Richmond "a,
Shannondatc Springs, in JbersOn county, Ia, m"sS
from Ch2riestOa1n
FEyIilS agreeable and beautiful Watering Place IS no"
prepare, to receive Visitors The Company nave
recently made various improvements suggested oy no
experience of lher first The accomm"do''"ns
of The last year being found insufficient Tor me hc"
of visitors, extensive additions have heen mace |" '
buildings and the whole establishment otherwise 'm'
proved and embeilished. Besides the Warm Ba'nS'
which will be much improved, large Floating Bans o'0
being constructed calculated 10 furnish the nos' &c
ght(ul river bathing both for ladies and gentlemen.
The surprising beauty of these Springs s''uoleo on
great bend of the jesc Shenandoah River, al .Ie
foot of The Blue Ridge Mountain, Us well as Inc '4s
established superiority Of the waters need mol again "
more than advered 10. These together with It's grra'
facility Of access from Baltimore, Philadelphia, the D'
rict &C. by Railroad and Canal render It one OF 'o
mos, agreeable heahful and convenient resorts cuIns
the heats Of Summer.
Compeen, Mana gers, Servants, Music, Pleasure an'
Fishing Boats, &c are provided, and the Company as,
the public that effort or expense w Dc s l6sr
to render their Establishment equal TO any olhe e.
for geneel accommodation, rational amusement .
healthful enjoyment. . Con, Rslt.
more or Wushingto by the Railroad TO Chareslo""
from which place comfortable Coaches with safe ofl'r'
and horses belongingt the Company will convey
ers 10 the Springs, distance of miles over % er
road and through mos, beautiful aud fertile c0up"''
arriving '"e'' '''''e 'O"'e THE PRoPRlEToRs
May %
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rfn Dollats RepaTd.


w,v from, The subscriber residing in Inc io"
ES ar nort of Powhalan county, on tue buchins
I'D neRro girl named POLLY, ~ her and
o,,mon SIZE round fnce, teeth uTSori'"ony ;,r,rd
goo"' m, W.,.I have reasons to believe that she 10
aitbpr in the neiglborhood CT The fo"ha'nn 100 10 che
Goochand county perhaps near Tue rh hnye reward
b,s MANY acauaintaEces thcreabons. ne w." ;, ~.
III, no cvsn To anv person delivering su'd negro :" NV
ar coc6ninr her in JAIL not negecl'ng 10 give as ~,
,od,air mice thereof will also ~ aaai''o" by
o,ssa1y and reason0ble expenses: My fost oii'e .
"IIa!:boro, Chesterfield county, ~ JOHNSON
July % [2'w3"'1 IHo " .o..--1o---
N3ANE BREAK LANDS for SAFE ~ the c.nn,'es o.
q Dallas Perry and Green, IN The o'ate VI
40 tract in The county Of Dallas, contains fourteen Eu"
rcd and seventy acres lies Eve miles east u " si'
has four hundred Of open land, win every "'"'
complete for large Cotton estate, s'n mouse; sce
= and negro houses Stables well, Nc': &C 'u
= hi,aen twenty and twenty five miles OF one or TWO
:,nmboa, landings upon The Alabama river lhs uec'
j. now under cultivation, and IS IN gnoo oider.
One Their tract dipnIng o! FIVE hundred ac'es
which The county line Of Dallas anu le,iy Pu' "'S
s. negro houses stables &C., and uo acres open
lind. I'M od,
very near 10 the laS mentioned tract when WIN DC soiu
either with it or without It.
One other tract in the county oil Greene coEtais 'Du
hundred and twenty acres fas 300 acres open lana,
new Gin house, gin and screw, manager >, negro h""rs
md siabss bored wells aud bounded on one sioe
Biz Prairie creek. MS !s peatliut 1'',
oninr cane break land black land and sandy land sui.
fcenl for all the farm buildings. 1t lies exactly where
The cane break joins The sandy land and extends 10 'he
town Cf Neabuln; has Gris and saw mn "",h
mile and half, is II miles from Candies Steamboat
landing on the Tumbcckbre river, and IS only mi!es
frnn the ou,ishins Of Greensboro All the above
lands which open, command, at this 'ne from "a 10
s. per rent.
A,ou onc-hrd Of the above lands is high land, tie
rrmaiHng two thirds is The richest 6ach cine boom ~
the favored cotton region Of the whole Southern
country The title 10 every of lis not only unqnes
toned, bu, urqu s,nHabe The whole lies IN neigh
bohood where the IandiS ~ rapid state oil appreciation
rthe above lands are not sJ by The lst day OF Oclo
Der next, all he op-n land will be ',- rent.
For terms. &c, apply to JoHs JAQut"s AmRLKn
! Oranre county Va, or 10 r {. AMgLER. Richmond
Va. or to ASunGw S. NlcoLsoS: Union Town, Perry
county, Alabama.
! p S. For information with regard 10 the value and
character If this land purchasers are refrrred to Col
! VIM ArGstead, near Greensboro and FRINGE x Gar
ret, Mobile
~ The Huntsville viii please publish tic above twice
ill The Isl of oco.c Gad forward the account 10 MS oi
| Nav 10 1-2antlO
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Besides prizes of Sl50- STU SEQ SlO0-S1O-S40
and lowest prizes $50.
IS No Lniterv-I2 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets ONLY $50 Halves ~. Quarters D. Eighihs 90
Certificates Of packages Of % whole tickets ss2oO
Do do - half do 10
Do do % quarter do % 30
DO do 70 eighth DO 81 -
Orders for Tickets and Shares or Certificates q Pack
ages in the above magnificent scheme will receive ne
most prompt attention, and an cicial account OF The
awing sent Immediately after II is oser 10 ali who or
der from US. Address
D. S. GREGORY & CO. .Nanagcrs,
1,Ir IN r2.-tdl Richmond, ia.
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July ~
,es0u0se,:s' Office, E:irAUio3d, s'v.

CAPITAL PRIZE 100000
Lottery auhos;zed by The STATE or MAX LAM
TO erect a Town Hall and other buildings IN the CITY
Of Baltimore.
Glass No !, for 1880.
To be posi,iyely drawn in the city OF Baltimore on Wed
pesdav s. ,tember %, 1870, under The superln;end'
ence Of the commissioners.
d S GREGORY * Co ,(successors to Yates & Mlntyre)
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Lottery authorized by The State of Maryland, Class
No l. for l-3o-To be draun on HE 25h SEPT lc@a
The leading Capitals are-OGs Grand P'i.t 4
100000, of 25O00 ! of 10000, | Of $3.50. of
& Ug5 of UUO Of > GEO. Of 4 600, 10 OF 3 coo, 20
Of Geo, % Of $50, 30 OF ICELAND great many
other very fine prizes, amounting 10 an immense sum Of
money.
certificate of a package Of 20 Whole Tickets ~ th's
MAGNIFICENT Scheme will sent for $3.50
Certificate I! Package OF - Hall Tickets $I23
Do do - Quarter DO " %
Do do % Erghrhs do 81 -
Single Whole Tickets S2O-Shares IN proportion
Orders fnr tickets in the above lottery selected
withuu, ceay-IP To be directed TO the seller Of oil
the large pzes which sold in this part Of The county
D. M. HOYT, Rtchm0rG Ia.
III, n al-M
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A PETITION gill be presented TO the mex, legisa
"a ture of rirg praying the disc"nlInuance III the
Ferry The Potomac River, al Hoes Ferry IN the
county nf King George. ABR b. HOoE.
lrIv Or 22-lamtlD
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a., ;, ,,o,t tybits six JYorm Eees.

ynmmolh thits SILK WOrm Eggs
yn7HE subscriber has remaining unsold few !hou-
sand Eoos, of the celebrated kind, at his residence
=, e, ,be oennine kind had better make early appca-
ton JhNhLS w. DiNE
June I'LL
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THVHE next Winter Term of Lectures in the Medical
Il Department OF tlampden Sydney College, al hlct'
muud, will commence on MONDAY, Oct 2ist, lco9,
and continue until the last Of February following.
AUGUSTUS L. WARNER, NJ. D., Professor of
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy;
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. d., Professor of Theory and
Til. JOHNSON, NJ. d., Professor of Anatomy and
L W CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. D., Professor Of Ma
terra Medca and Therapeutics
r l. HOHANNAN, NJ. ID Professor Of Obstretcs
and the Diseases Of Women and Children.
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. D, Professor of Che
mistry and Pharmacy.
The College lnfrnary, attached TO the College Build
ing he's been in successful operation for the last eight
months and furnishes constantly number OF interest
ing Medical and Surgical cases-to which The student
has access al all hours.
The College lnfmary, together with the Aims House,
Prnen'iary and Armoy, (Which ate under The charge
of %o Of the Professors will afford the student an OPP
pounty of witnessing the various diseases incident TO
Southern climate. The abundance OF materials for
Anatomical purposes, and the reduced price al which
they are furnished will enable the suden, to acquire an
intimate knowledge Of the Anatomy of the human body,
and the use of Surgical INSTRUMENTS.
During the last Winter Course Of Lectures, from The
number of Surgical Cases admitted into the lnfrmary,
the Professor of Surgery enabled 10 exhibit before
the class nearly all The important Surgical operations
upon the living subject aud from The growing popu.
lari,y of the nrmary, there is reason TO believe that
hereafter the Surgical Cases in the House, vii! greatly
increase.
Good Board, including fuel lights, servants attend
ance &C. be obtained in This city for four dollars
per week
We are authorized 10 state that full Course Of Lee
lures in this Institution will be received equivalent
10 one in the following Medical Schools University of
Pennsylvania jefferson Medical College OF Philadelphia;
Medical College of the State of South Carolina; Tran.
sy!vania University, Lexington, Ky; University OF Ma
ryland, &c, &c.
The Professor of Anatomy will open the Dissectng
Rooms Of the College on the first of October
AUG'S. L. WARNER, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the .ucdieal Faculty.
RtcuMoyp Nav 9th 1899 5-Gm
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u Hoyt's Farorite. Gl
VIRGINIA geaersDslrS Lottery,
Glesss. GOO.

j Icke'S only GU S!laIeS w F''P'' I,o"
A certificate III package Of ~ Whole Tickets wi.
be semi for $3.50 Halves and Quarters IN proportion.
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HOyt'S Bank of F7ises,
HOYTS Lotteries for .9usust.

ITO . 7JT .7NNNsT.
GoLHE.S PROSPECTS,.
A small investment may secure a GcLuEs H,ryvs-,
md he il remembered, al prizes are paid on cem,n4
in CASH To secure these advantages ,cri,e soon sr
be care fu 10 address correctly
ID. NJ. HOYT, Redmond, Ia.
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ESo.sf;s KsGHh OF E2i'iSCS.

IIoyt as usual selling and paying all The big prizes
Therefore it is ssnry for those who wan, ihr largest
class of Capitals address leir COMMUNICATIONS to D.
NJ Hnyt
n, Tickets in all Of Gregory " Go s Lotteries
advertised any piper by any one, always Tor sale at
Hoyts and i, has been proved 10 thr world that a
L,rGc pri.e is ,rauttd. THE TICKET MUST BE
PURCHASED OF HOiT.
All are aware, that recently sold prize winch
amounted 10 fec Ninrs as muck any prize trG
sold Jy any rtndcr in The city Of R'chmond
In another par, of this paper viii he found sketch OF
the KING at LollerPs-ONE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS. ln,his Lottery. more particularly,
orders should come IIoy,, all biz fish swim in his
pond
NJ The tickets in The Mammoth Lottery are just re.
cetved T2l-TI July 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-09

PRorITs OF RAILROADS There are few Railroads
iu the United States. that are completed, which dc
not pay handsome dividends By statement Of the
receipts for fare the Auburn and Syracuse Rail
road from the 18th TO 24th of July inclusive, appear:
that the average daily receipts have amounted TO Ss24
The receipts Of the current month will amount TO about
$4,000 The travel will increase and when the auburn
and Rochester road he connuation) is completed The
receipts on this end Of the road alone will be $50
600 per The receipts for freight will be $40, 00C
per annum; the expenses will be Sis 0OG per annum =
Interest upon The State loan, 100000 and sinking
fund of 50 900 per will leave SIS 900 10 divide
upon S4U0 600 capital.
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TecPlps ECU,
600 per The receipts for freight will be $40, 00C
per annum; the expenses will be Sis 00G per annum
Interest upon The State loan, Sl0,00O AND sinking
fund Of Sd 900 per will leave Sis 900 10 divide
upon $4U0,eUO capital.
GEoRsETowS SILK CocooNERY We paid short
visit on Saturday morning to the capacous Coconnery
of Mr.. John Mason, Jr, situated on the heights OF
Georgetown in the rear Of his residence, The banks
of Rock Creek, and returned highly pleased with the
curiosity that carried us there. The building had been
erected during the last spring, the most approved
PLAN for the express purpose Of entering extensively
into the rearing Of the silk worm and is large airy, and
in every respect calculated for the purpose Dir Mason
procured his eggs direct from France, but from some
other, not more than one quarter ofhem hatch
ed conseuuenlly those that he has raised this year will
be principally reserved for eggs for the season
when he will commence with renewed vigor. In con.
sequence Of the scarcity Of The morus mucauis leaves
he has fed them entirely the common mulberry, and
the cocoons are large and as close as any have
seen-some of which ore white, aud others Of a
ligh, yellow He has now a number feeding the
mul,icauls, and will be enabled 10 judge of the
relative value ofthe two species of mulberry.
The enterprsing proprietor has also about one hun
dred thousand multicaulis trees of this years
growth which are certainly the largest have seen,
iha, will undoubtedly bring ready market prices that
will fully him for the heavy outlay tina, he
has been the erection Of the buildings and the cul
tivati on of the rees : Georgetown .7drocate
vmLAIsous DEED.-The ST. Augustine News, of The
9th inst has the following The death of Capt MITCHELL
and 1t PU6H, well as twelve soldiers, learn is
attributed TO poison COL DAvEsPoRr and three Sur.
peons are stated be under its influence and for whose
recovery fears are entertained keg of 1he Trad was
discovered in The spring from whence their supplies Of
water were obtained As Jet the perpetator Of this
villainous deed has not been found out
VALUABLE CAReoEs.-The ship Richard Anderson
Captain Thomas Lucas, cleared at Richmond on Sa,ur
day for Liverpool with 904 hogsheads OF tobacco va
lued SeU2572 The ship Superb, Gatcheli of Balti
also cleared Richmond for London, with cargo
Of tobacco valued az $l76905.
.SPEcIE.-The Cincinnati Republican Of the 18th
says"The sum of tioo hundred thousand dollars in sill
ver was yesterday forwarded to the East, from this
city, by the banks and one Of cur brokers"
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$50. 600!
Virginia geilsi;urg goisery.

Glass A. Tor lc39.-'ro I've Drawn at Alexandria {,
August 10, 1889
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-27
ROWAND.S TONIC MIXTURE,

FOR FEVER AMI AuUE.
WIEN years have not yet elapsed since 1t was
l. first regularly submitted to tho public; but it
has attained tho highest reputation; and has sup.
planted cvory other medicine for the Aguc, whcfcv-
or it has been known and appreciated. Already
has it boon carried in every direction Throughout
tho United States, and still realizes than could
have been anticipated by its most sanguine friends.
Thousands Of persons have not only boon relieved.
but restored t" health ind vigor through its agcn-
cy; and they now chccrfuIly testify, at every OPP
porlunty, 10 its decided und supreme efficacy. II
is composed Of such medicinal principles are
calculated to renew the healthy action Of tho ston
ach, liver. and other important digestive organs,
the loss Of which harmony is the immediate cause
OF the disease. II is apparent also, that it prod,-
cos nm entire change in the condition Of the system,
and certainly destroys the native liability to reap
SEES of tho affection. When the Ague is attended
with any other complaint, the employment Of the
Tonic Mixture will not interfere with tho treat.
lncnt of the other disease, but viii afford
sst"ncc by furnishing strength and vigor to the
body during tho course Of treatment These who
mako use of this medicine may be assured that
there is no Arsenic, Banks, Mercury, any other
article in its composition unlrendy to tho human
constitution; bcing entirely uegeinble extract;
and they may huvo additional confidence in tho
thereof, when they perceive that il has tho CT
feet ot gentn laxative about tho tinIo half bot
Ito full has boon taRetl--n consequence Of which.
there is part Of tho medicine loft to lingcr in
the bowels to cause distractions, and other evils
arising from the use of many Of tho remedies now
offered for the cure of this affection. 1t has been,
used also as preventive, by many who were sub
jcct to Il periodical recurrence Of tho Chls, und il
has invariably warded off the apprchonded attack
Observe! The Proprietor, fully satisfied y ,h the
unparalleled and universal success which, has cum
Atantly attended punctual and regular Of the
Tonic MIXTURE in all cases OF Fever and Ague
feels warranted in engaging to refund the price to
all those who have tokon tho medicine in strict nc
cordanco with the prescribed directions, without
having been perfectly and lastngly cured.
Tho subscribers the wholesale agents for the
South Western States, and have now on hand six.
~ cas.s Of this medicine which is warranted fresh
and genuine. For salc at tho manufactured prices
JARVIS l. ANDREWS,
Wholesale Drug
nOva7 cor Common h rchoupiiou In street
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DOLBEAR'S Science of Penmanshp received, aud
- for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. 8 Chatres srevt, New Orleans, l80 Hi"adway
New York, Danphinc st., Mobile.
1t is particularly designed for private learners, aud
schools, and is calculated for persons Of all ages
Ladies and gentlemen arc invited to cnll and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons arc given ut s,ch houses as may snit the
convenience of ALL and IL classes formed ia any part
Of the city.
sidenccs.
Persons paying e arse of lessons are desired
o attend :''>,+r ,s vcll as they wish.
y .3SAK BROTHER.
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THE FLORIDA LINE

BE- fYEs3DA> From Mobile to Aug 1sta, &c
SaEsIH9 leaves Mobile every day y, tire,
for Halls Landing, above Blakely ,-thence tour
post coaches to Prnsacr!a--ihenco slramhnats "a
Lngr ,nge, where thu land route isresumed-'henc'
VIA Matianna and B.ownpvlic, Fla. Bainb'dge,
P,n.lertowi,, II wi; nsviIle. Soundcrsve e. Louis.
vile t" ugusrh, Ga, connecting regularly with
| the rail road cars 10 Charleston, and the steam
rack e,~ t. Now York, Noriok, Philadelphia, etc :.
l4.e s,eambouis are the best Tor the service, and
the navigation presents m"re advantages than can
| he found upon any steamboat route in the south.
| ern rtpiOI..
The greu, Improvements in the route have been
produced by the construction OF fifty miles Of new
| road, by the proprietors, viz from LlGrnngc on
| LAFAYETTE Bayou, an arm Of Santa Rosa Bay, 10
Brynnt's Ferry, Oh the Choruhoochce river, zen
miles above the Cnwiord, or ii above Cedar Bluff,
Whereby the navi ga'inn OF tho river, and the
I srNnent dcienlions, and more recently the incon
| venient crossing Mt the Cowiord, nre entirely
avoided, and fius road from Mariana dircc,
| T." Bnnbrid9r, instead OF the rnundahnu, road via
Chat'aho"chce. lessenino The distance bout forty
miles, and Increasing the facilities more than
once dvy
| Alur. L ",anrh line of two horse stages ever,
o,he, Guy I,,'un H,wknsvll!-, via Perry 10 Macon
Ga connecting with the line to Savannah anc
| Ddrien, Geo.
A mail steamboat rlics regularly beIwee,
B,inb'idge and Apalaci:oIa. Travellers wishing
TO reach any point on Chatiaho"chec nr Apalach hi
cola, can take stroGr hout at Brownsville.
Mobile to Pensacola Land Rome-Durng the
time occupied by The repairs ot boats, the propric
tors Of tho Furda line will iun Il line OF fou
tnrsc pos! coaches every other day between Mo-
| bile aud Pensacola.
! Passengers will leave NJ nhile at : u'clrck NJ
| in The U s mail boat, aud proceed to lIaIls Land.
ing, where q tour horse CHI will y III waiting &c
convey them to the excellent house Of Mr.. ChatIe.
| 1Ion l.
| pleasant accom- olat ions for the nivht-leu wing
next morning, they will arrive in Pensacola ca y
in the evening, thus avoiding the discomfort Of
| night travelling.
| Office at he Mansion House, Mobile, and Col.
| Inns 'lse, Pensacola, where seats must be ecru
| red. STOCKTON g. Go. nov
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FiEali GARDEN sEED-rl. SuNsc,rn.1
q htgs 'o'Xpress his .EatL tu, thanks 10 the pats
!tr, Tor the ihc;al support he has received sjuce
commenced business ~ this city. Bong sole p,n
prlrt'r OF the seed siure, II Common street. h. :
M" ana never was agent nr any Eo7,.Irrn Nc, d
vender; neither Is lie COnn-c,et witt, any hnu,. in
thus coCntrY-but he ASSURE. the public that h,s
connections IN every department nf The s.t d bus
ness, III the different countries of Enrope ar. ca. !,
10 that at any house in the United States lie in.
ports SEEDS, plants, Nc from the moSl extensive
ana Respectable nurseries and see jsncn in France
ll'Iand, England, Scotland, and the no lhrrn
statcs-hnd IL will al all lines be his lnrcrrs us il,
IS ms study, to receive, IN addlun 10 ls present
stock. large arrivals Of every dcscrptlon really the
growth OF 1888; MISC, engratlcd fruit ire 2, of all
klhds. The public may rely Oh finding full ass
s"rtment OF every nrtcle IN the sec Iln OF genus
Oh qualify, and imported dircc; by
y VIM Dim.
70 THE PUBLIC.-The undersigned. having
4 studied under DIR. Schmidt Of Churlcs,on
South Carolina and for some years his assistant in
the practice OF medicine and surgery, has the honor
to Otter his professional services in this city,
lie assures the ladies and gentlemen that the most
prompt attention will be paid to the calls which
may be made; and also otiors his services to the
holders OF slaves, being well acquainted with the
discusses common TO th.n, having attended them in
.Lc sugar llnuso in Charleston.
The tan.ons anti bious pills liter the composition
OF Professor smol!cttr. with directions can be had
81 tho undersigned. The effect which they have
produced in this and other cities, has been attended
with the greatest success, to which tho best OF
references can be given. Apply at No. lG6 Nigga.
Zinc street. JNO. MLORING
NOTlCE-.The partnership Of Kelley, Mason tSCo
Y of New Orcan; Mason, Harris &Co., of Natchez:
nd Harris Kelley SEQ. of Rodney, vas dissolved on
c2lst of May last, by the death OF Samuel A Mason
Jne OF the partners OF the firms.
The undersigned, surviving partners, will be charged
with the settling and closing said business follows:
evC Harris will attend to the settling of the business
OF Mason, Harris l. Co.. at Nachez; and Harris KEEL
ey Co.. at Rodney; and Henry Kelley will attend to
he settling OF the business fkeey, Mason II Co., at
New Orleans Tile names Of the several firms will ue
used in liquidation ouy.
Those indebted TO said firms earnestly requested
forward and make curly settlements; aud these
having c!uins will please present them w!oileIclav
LEVI c HARRIS,
HENRYKEL;EY.
Cew Oreane. Iune 81, 1897.