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INTERESTING MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS

INTERESTING MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
At No. IA, Camp street %
CPRAGUE'S HISTORY OF THE FLORIDA Wac.
TiTrK ERMAN'S ARTIST'S 7 re Va AIRY;
WAYLAND's sKETCHEs OF Fl ENGLISH LIFE;
WOMAN'S WORTH
THE WORLD IN A POCKET BOOK;
ZSCHOKKE'S INCIDENTS OF SOCIAL LIFE;
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Staone'
Warehouse" [ap4 81 J. B. STEEL. IA Camp ST..
FLOWER GARDEN AND SEED STORE:
yTNHE FRESHEST GARDEN SEEDS can be lD
= obtained at the Seed Store of MATTHEW csrEs
B4RNE, at the corner Of ST. CH.aRL ES ana VIZ
GRApIER Streets warranted 10 be the finest ---~~--
collection in the city ,,r,rc og
ssnss ALso-FRUIT AND ORNAMENT AL TREEs, Of Of
SS the choicest kind together with the best coiec1I
- SHR UBBERY to be found in the market D0O
DUETS put up to order at the shortest notice ,bem
sR Persons purchasing Plants OF Seeds and hndhg ey
not to be they represented will be returned thef s
Is not this the way to beard the lion IN his DsnHf SP
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o. The prince of tops, Count d'Orsay, has
some pictures and statuettes now on exhibition in
New York. Mr.. N. P. Willis writes puff of said
pictures, in order to show that he is on speaking
terms with d'Orsav
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VERY Wallack, the stage mana
ger of the Broadway theatre, New York, had a
quarrel with the ladies Of the company: of course
ne mad to clear out. So perish all managers that
offend the women
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~" French, Spanish and Italian Languages-By
OLLENDORFF'S NEW METHOD Of learning read,
fesso of the French Spanish English and Italian Languages
pectiy informs the gentlemen and others OF this commercial
community who wish acquire thorough knowledge of any
languages lately arranged established his
month lessons three week. S. advance
day and throughout the and
admitted day. J. S. DePALOS
Professor Modern Languages No. IA Exchange Place,
(opposte Post-otfce)
Can from9 to IL O'Clock evening
formed part the city. Notice
Mr. j. b. Steel IA Camp will be attended ap7
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u CAMP STREET II CAMP STREET
GUINNESS & BUSH.
IL Camp street, N. O.
FANCY AND DE ToiLE Z ARTICLES:
COMBS, USHES, PER FUMERY:
FANS, RETICULES, PURSES,
Dressing Gases, work Boxes, Desks,
CANES, BRELLAS,
SHIRTS, SC.ARFS. CR.4VATS, GLOTES,
PENS, CUTLERY, ETC.
IL Camp street. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ii camp street,
Boyle & Sands,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, ETC,
20 Poydras street,
mh29 3m of fchouptouas street.
o. Fashionable ClOthing-CHEAP FOR
C.dSH-ALFRED MUNROE & CO., No. "a MAGAZINE
would call the attention purchasers their assortment of
Fashionable Spring and Summer Clothing
which they offering very low prices FOR CASH ONLY.
The following described goods all of the latest Styles and
trimmed the very AL goods
rantedin every respect
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eV- The Graefenberg Dysentery syrup,-soyereign

W- The Graefenberg Dysentery Syrup-Soyereign
and unrvad medicine of immediate efficacy in the most violent
and obstinate OF Dysenery DarrhGa, Bloody Fux Aac
Cholera Cholera Morbqs Cholera lnani oosene OF the Bowels
Gripings and all other Irregularities OF the lntestines
The the above complaints Sometimes they
they from the OF
unwhoesone the sometimes
predpositon the system sometimes from eing
frequently affected without noticeable But
what the this Syrup soveregn the most scky
should be carefully Observed Unlike all other medicines offered for
restoring health Other Dysentery medicines merely
allay the violent sy1npoms-THlS CURES!
c For Agents. Gaelenbergs Bulletin No. 4, fourth
page ap3z 81
tV To Purchasers Of Clothng.-Call at ALFRED
MUNROE g. CO.'S One Price Store, No. "a Magazine
may be found the largest OF Goods New
Orleans snd at uniformly low prices. mh5
ETn Writing-Messrs. DOLBEAR, No Is Camp and
29 ChaTres all their former pupils who have been de-
from their lessons by other their
at their leisure, whether they have been
month, r. or five and TO
Free bold and rapid business style
well established N|3@j 60
accomplish -XI@XsA- Pupils in BOOKKEEPING will be
and Practical Accountant.
gB- Hours to IL A. M. and to 6, or to9P.M mhS
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to" Give it a Trial.-TENEUR'S SPECIFIC MIX
TURE the Of GOnored Giee Structures and analogous
complaints the Organs Of GeerationO all remedies yet DIS
covered tor the above complaints this the most certain makes
peedy and without the least restriction diet,
drink exposure change in application business The proprietor
challenges GonOrhGa brought which
Mixture will bottle week which generally
Many cured three days For se only at ITO Poyas
street. mex door to the Delta office. apis At
TT Strangers in the City, see nr. b. F. MULLEN'S
the other columns thu He OF the
very profession the United States. All that stand
in well give him call, at S6 Custo rouse
mhlb I'm
tT" DR.. A. W. Coleman's Anti Dyspeptic and Tonic
Bitters-For the of Dyspepsia, Nausea, Liver Com
paint Headache Heartburn and seaScknes As
Tonic, the febe diseases incident this climate and
preventive typhus and other diseases.
s%s- the standing their
practice incident Pregnancy vzNausea, Hystera,
Headache the Abdomen, Painting Fits and Nervous
bity preference any the preparations OF pGrian
t unequaed remedy diseases peculiar Females.
(See directions around each botle.)
botte the of the large
rails letters each bottle.
~ Prlce$l per bottle bottles for S. liberal allow
ance made TO the trade.
sale BY sCKLEs & CO.. 30 Canal and "a Magazine St.
KENNEDY "a Charles .Ao sale by Proprietor 90
POYDRAS STREET, New Orleans. nh22 du
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FROM BALTIMORE and THE NORTH.
BALTIMORE, SEPT. 1916 P. M.

BALTIMORE, SEPT. l5-5 +. nj.
The young man named Coste from your city, who was
injured by the railroad accident the 18th, regret learn
has been under the necessity Of having his leg amputated
modification having taken place.
Your readers in Maryland will learn with pleasure that
there is already suciency in the State Treasury to meet
promptly the payment Of the interest on the State debt in
GLIDING the interest the funded debt due the l Of Octo
Der next with the prospect Of considerable surplus remain
ing-amountng probably to one hundred thousand dollars
may well say that the late letter from Gen T.YIou
has given full and entire satisfaction his legion of friends
and admirers in Baltimore II bears the evidence Of honest
purpose and most fully and satisfactorily forth his posi-
ton. No msconceive his views which are 50
plain that child could understand them He is above all
fondng and partisan sycophancy; exhibits independence
Of character and sentiment which the world but admire
The by the Europa has had depressing effect upon
the market for beadstu causing full decline Of rs cents
per Dbl on -four Wheat has also been depressed about six
cents per bushe and four to five cents The advices
have been decidedly unfavorably to breadstufls.
Small sales Of Howard flour early this morning at
chases these figures. City Mills held at S. So Corn
meal 1925; rye -four S475. Wheat red, los a ITO;
white liz lis; oats 80 rye rs fair supply of grain.
The Tobacco Market is very dull, and change to no.
tce in prices The receipts increasing
learn by my Teegraphc dispatches from the North that
the markets there dull and unsettled The steamers
has produced decline in flour and granthe former of 25
cents per barre wheat cents and corn per
bushel. .st
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HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.
.uedicdl Department, Richmond, Virginia.

,HE ELEVENTH annual Course of Lectures in this in
Il sitution will commence Monday, the Esd day OF Oc-
tober, 1913, and continue to the lah of March
1 JOHN CULLEN, Md, Theory and Practice of Medicine
r. L. BOHANNAN, M. d., Obstetrics and Diseases of
Women and Children.
L. W. CHAMBERLAYNE, Md, Materia Medca and
Therapeutics.
SOCRATES MAUPIN, d., Chemistry and Pharmacy
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, Md, Surgery and Surgi-
cal Anatomy.
CARTER P. JOHNSON, ND, Anatomy and Physiology.
BENJAMIN F. LOCKETT, Md Demonstration Of An
atomy.
In addition the usual lectures, Medical and Surgical Gil
nques will be regularly given at the College Infrmsry and
Richmond Almiouse, which the students will be admitted
free of expense. In these institutions the student will have
opportunities IF observing the diseases incident the South
and of witnessing very many surgical operations.
The study of Anatomy may be prosecuted with the
ample facilities and at very trhing expense
froessors Tees. Jos
Practical Anatomy. 10
orauuatiOn lee. -
Beard including fuel lights servants attendance, may be
obtained cheap Richmond any city the Atlantic
seaboard S. MAUPlN, MD,
sep 1-cp6t Dean of the Faculty.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
Medical Ufs,0y-fn,euf.

E lectures this College lately concluded by the gradu-
alton of large class, viii commence the Goth of No
yember the capacious ediee Common street. which the
builders rapidly finishing Having adopted and main
tanned high standard OF medical education the Professors
from their connexion with the city hospitals enjoy superior adj
vantages Tor practical instruction in Clinical Medicine Sur
gerry and Midwifery There is fine amphitheatre in the
Charity Hospital for surgical operations and lectures Oppor
tunies the pursuit Of practical anatomy unequaed
subjects being supplied gatuousy any number For fur
Their information will please address the Dean for the
printed circular and catalogue For he correction of false
statements proper mention that the expenses of board
ing, &C. in this city much reduced that the epidemic
(yeow fever prevails after the first week in November
and that hereafter contagious diseases will be promscu-
ously admitted into the medical wards Of the hospital
JoHS HAnRsoS, NJ. d. Professor of Physiology and Pa
thology
JONES' NJ d. Professor of the Theory and Practice
of Medicine.
WARREN SToSE, NJ. ID. Professor of Surgery.
j. L. RIDDELL NJ. ID /, Professor of Chemistry.
A. H. CEyAs NJ d., Professor of Obstetrics and ofthe Dis
Of Women and Children.
Wa VI. CAHPEsTER, M. d., Professor Of Materia Medica
and Therapeutics
A. j. WEDpERBURN, NJ. ID. Professor Of Anatomy.
Y. r. LIE MoSsIER, NJ ID. Demonstration of Anatomy.
aug l5--cp6w JAMES JONES, NJ. D., Dean.
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ASTON RIDGE SEMINARY for YOUNG LADIES
Wear PHILADELPHIA.

THIS Institution is recommended by
il The Right Rev. Bishop Porter for "ahfu literary
and religious Instruction. and the inestmable advantages Of
retired, refined and aeconae home of the most beau
tul positions Of the State 1" by
The Rev. ANTOINE VERRES Rector Of the French Eps-
copa Church. New York for the with which the
French language is spoken in the family by
The EPISCOPAL RECORDER for the surprising beauty and
healthfulness" Of the situation, and by
The Rev. Dr. TrSo, New York, for ga combination OF
advantages ply sca mental and religious, such as few SINH
lar institutions present"
The School Aston Ridge, under the superintendent OF
the Rev. Mr. Huntingdon has also been much favored and
the number Of pupils received is limited the situation at
tracye the SUPERIOR this Seminary has adyan
tages peculiar itself Extract from Bishop Pots An
nua .7dress to the Convention Of the Episcopal Carch IN
Pennsylvania, 1s4s.
TERMS per session Of FIVE months. $3.50
No extra charges, except for music and drawing At the
usual
Address Rev. B. S. Huntingdon Aston, Village Green Post
Office, Delaware county, Pennsylvania. aug 26-2aw
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THE VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
stanton, virginia.
Board Of Trustees.
Right Rev. WILLIAM MEADE, DID,, President.
Rev. L. L. Casdeman,
William Kinney N. G. Kinney,
T. j. Niche, II. T. Brooke,
+. J. Striblng, MD. James Points.
rHE Trustees with pleasure 10 the friends Of this
Institution that is finished and furnished and ready
for operations under efficient organization II will be OPEN
ed for the reception pupils Wednesday the 9th OF Sep
tember next under the supervision OF the Rev. H. Phillips
vho has successfully presided hourishng Female Semi
nary IN Maryland for the last ten years.
Mr.. Phillips will be assisted in his duties by corps Of
perenced Teachers part Of whom have been heretofore
cated with him. thus securing the advantages Of long esab
lished institution.
The great objects Tor which this enterprise commenced
will be kept prominently in view, viz to offer the best
p thorough education upon Christian principles under the
constant protection Of parental vigilance, kind discipline and
Christian training The pupils will be considered the
adopted children Of the family and every effort will be made
to impart home character TO the establishment.
Expenses for ten months, half in advance
Board fuel light washing, and furnished room, with
bngiish branches. Sl60
he same, with French, Vocal and instrumental Music,
(piano, harp, organ, guitar, ............. $50
For circnlars, &c. address Rev. X. II. PHILLIPS,
Staunton, Virginia.
Staunton, (Va) July IS, iS4s. aug t-Staw5w
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FROM MEXICO.

From the New Orleans papers received yester
day we extract the annexed items of intelligence
compiled from City Of Mexico papers of the 18th
ultimo:
The Mexican Congress is still in session. and apparently
attentive to business. The general aspect Of things in the
country is much quiet than is won't The papers are
discussing various projects for the improvement Of the
try The Cabinet Of General HERRERA seems faithful and
energetic and the only cloud that appears to threaten the
country is in the direction Of Tampico, 1.-THE Sierra Madre
project and that treated with much less seriousness by the
press of Mexico than we could have anticipated.
The name Of Sr. IsSAcIo Mora VILLAMIL sent in
to the Senate for Minister the United States The Senate
having delayed acting upon the nomination. that gentleman
declined the appointment and another nominated in his
place. His not given, but he member of the
Cabinet which negotiated the recent treaty.
The insurrection Of Mazaan has been suppressed The
object of was plumber.
The Indian instruction Of the Sierra Gorda not vet
petely suppressed Paroles among the nsurgents-so
he papers say.
There large number Of American teamsters now in
the country Two hundred entered Mexico one day with
wagons loaded with goods, principally cotton
The military companies, made up in part Of Mexcans and
IN part Of desees from army, do not work well toge
ther The segeans speak English only which the "geaseIs"
no enfsnde. They are to be organized and separated
The SIERRA MADRE PRoJEcT.-The plans of the
dsaf1ected in the States of Tamaulipas, Coahuila.
DC. scenic be exciting the serious attention of the
Government. From FL Monitor we extract the
following paragraphs in regard to the subject:
TAMpIco-By letter from credable source, dated I'd
instant we Learn that the tal ideas annexation deve
Looping themselves in that unfortunate section and the addes
part Of the business is that evil disposed Me1cans have
taken part in it. We assured that there have returned
Tampico many officers non-commissoned officers and SOL
ders of the American army The plan of the conspaors
yet in embryo, and necessary that the Government should
take whatever the exgencies Of the case may de-
mand in order discover the authors Of this treason and
punish them with strong hand and such as may
be warning and example. Again person just arrived
from Tampco informs Of the advanced of the projects
Of annexaon and assures that respectable force
Immediately sent the result will be disastrous The Louisi-
volunteers already returning, in accordance with
contract with officer and other persons of the country, who
are bound to furnish assistance.
Ell Monitor Of later date lays that Government has order
ed large force TO Tampico md predicts the speedy dsap
pearance of all Jisaffecon
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.


MEDICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF 1850.
THE Medical Lectures will Monday the 9th
day Of October, and be delivered under the following
rangement:
Theory and Practice Of Medicine by Nathaniel Chapman
Md
Anatomy BY William z. Horner, MD.
Materia Medcs and Pharmacy, by George B. Wood, MD.
Chemistry by James ID. Rogers, Md
Surgery by William Gibson, MID.
Obstetrics the Diseases Of Women and Children by
Hugh L. Hodge, MD
Institutes OF Medicine, by Samuel Jackson, MD.
Clinical Instruction the Pennsylvania Hospital by George
b. Wood NJ d., Medicine, and George w. Norris, MD.
on Surgery twice week
Demonsrstiye destruction in Medicine and Surgery
week. by the Professors Of the Medical Faculty. assisted by
w. w. Gerhard, NJ ID. and Henry H. Smith, MD.
Preliminary will be delivered daily from the Cd
the 14th Of October, inclusive
The rooms for Practical Anatomy will be open from Oco-
Der the end Of March ensuing. John Ne d., De-
monstrator.
Amount Of Fees for Lectures in the University .Sios
Matriculating Fee, (paid once only S
Hospital Fee. ~
Practical Anatomy 10
Graduating Zee 80
The Commencement will take place early in April.
w. 4. HORNER, MD.
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
$50 Chestnut street above Thirteenth opposite the u s.
Mint, Philadelphia. July E-eot0cti6
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Irish relief and indemnity to Canada, for ex-
penses attending Irish emigrants. ........ $685. $40
To be provided for. .................. 2,O3I, 266
This is to be met by the sale of stock.
The session of Parliament draws close the proroga
ton is fixed for Tuesday, the 9Th Of September may be
postponed, however, should there be any necessity. The bill
providing for diplomatic relations with the Court of Rome
has passed the House of Commons The session has been
productive of legislation enough either for good evil and
time alone can decide the question for appears that Out of
ls5 bills introduced by the Government los have been pass
ed, or will pass before the adjournment only 30 have been
abandoned And all this has been done time when the
Government has had struggle with sedion in England,
incpient rebellion in LELAND and general convuon through
out Europe and these have teen successfully struggled with
and England remains peace both at home and abroad the
abress between other nations and strong and secure at
home. No slight credit to the administrations and let il be
also said, equally creditable British institutions and to the
people large curious calculation has been stated in the
House Of Commons, showing that during the ten months
sion no less than five weeks of the public time has been
sumed by Messrs ASsTEY and URaUHART without the pro-
ducon Of any the least useful result instance Of the
coehes bquend which do not think your Congress
can match.
is said that the Scottish Peer Lord ARBUrHsor against
whom true bill lately found for forgery, has been dec
dedy insane for the last four years his odshp pre-
sent in the kingdom
The principal literary novelties are, very interesting book
by AcToN WARRINGTON, entitled "RoUo and his race or
footsteps of the Nomans," and work son prison discp-
line and the advantages Of the separate system Of prison-
ment," by the Rev. JOHN FIELD. Mr. JAMEss novel of
Gocrie, has led to controversy between the author and
the editor Of the Examiner. Mr. CHARLES KEAs is said
have concluded his arrangements for the Windsor Theaca
which to commence the Thursday after Christmas.
The pieces to be played "Lear," The Merchant Of
Venice y "Al in the Wrong" and "The Stranger"
LONDON, SEPTEMBER l. l84S.
There is nothing new Of material importance
this morning. There have been disturbances at
Montpelier and one or two other places in France,
but they had been suppressed good deal Of dssa,sac
ton exists in Paris account Of the Governmental nterer
with the newspaper press of that city AUSTRIA is
playing, it feared evasive part with respect the media
ton poered by France and England between her and the
Italians. VENICE still holding bravey All quiet in
Ireland Parliament will certainly adjourn on Tuesday.
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b. b. MINOR, ATTORNEY at law.

NILL continue the Practice OF Law in the city Of Rich
w mond and will hereafter devote himself exclusively and
assduousy to his profession He will attend the Courts OF
Petersburg the county OF Caroline and this city, including the
Federal Courts and Courts of Appeals All business conded
to him will be promptly and faithfully executed.
Office No. 1, Law Building aug 22-Stlw&wtOct1
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The holder OF certificate Of package Of whoes entitled
to all over 1921 that may be drawn BY the tickets
named therein Certificates Of halves quarters and eghhs
in proportion.
This scheme Of the splendid drawn in the
States and well worthy the attention ofadventurers
Orders Tor tickets and shares and certificates Of packages in
the above Splendid Lottery will receive the prompt att
enton and an o the drawing viii be sent Immediate
~ alter Il IS over TO all who ordN fromus. Address
]. IL @. MAURY,
aug 2s-d&ewif Agents Alexandria Virginia.
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
ROM the LIST OF October next there will be- in the city OF
IL Richmond, in my family and under my auspices small
Select School for the education of Young Ladies'
The number will be limited twelve; all to be members
ly, and intellectually, children With small
NUMBER special attention be given each one both dsc
ne and instruction be rendered complete and the pupil pro-
vided with the best substitute for home The affections the
heart will be cultivated less than the faculties of the mind
and effort will conscentiousy be made afford educa-
ton at once systematic thorough liberal and finished With
this view, Of the accomplishments will be neglected
underrated but pains will be taken prevent them from be-
ing merely snowy nominal My time and attention
shall be devoted TO but will aid inspiring
love of knowledge in impang general information, aud in
giving efficiency all the arrangements of the family and the
school, These viii be under the special charge Of Mrs MI
aided by the most competent assistants and professors
for whose qualifications i will be responsible.
II is believed that such school will combine the advantages
private and Of public education between which the opinions
OF the Judieious much divided.
TERMs-Board and Tuition in all the English branches for
the scholastic OF ten months S24o French, Spanish
Italian Latin Greek &C. each $40; Music the Harp Pia
and Guitar, each S70 with small charge for the OF
Instruments; Painting, Drawing, &c professors prices
in advance, the remainder at the mid
die OF the session.
RrFEnEscEs-Hon. John Y Mason and Lieut.. M. F. Maui
ry, Washington
b. w. Leigh Conway Robinson, VIM. Maxwell, James
Lyons, VIM II. Mcfarland and H. b. Gwathmey, Esquires
Richmond
Rev. Robert Ryland, President Richmond College.
VIM. Panni and James Lea, Esqs., Petersburg.
f. w. Scott, ESQ.,, Ruherglen.
Rev. DR.. MeGuiey and Prof j. B. Minor, University of
Virginia
Judge Thompson and the Trustees Of the Virginia Female
Institute, Staunton.
Bishops Meade and Johns, of Virginia.
Bisnop 0ey and Rev. F. G. Smith, Principal Of the Female
Institute, Columbia, Tenn.
Judge Duncan Cameron, Raleigh, N. C.
Bishop Gadsden, of South Carolina
Bishop Elliott, OF Georgia.
Bishop Cobbs, of Alabama.
DIR. w. Newton Mercer, hatcher, Miss
Bishop Polk, Of Louisiana.
Letters application and inquiry requested once
further important information will be given privately:
aug 22-dScJtl wSxwtOcti Il. b. MINOR.