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NOTICE
fe rLERkS SHERIFFS AND MERrHlNTx

GECTI0N five of ".pa aei to amend the i2sth 1 chapter u the Revised Statutes, and to inc rease the reScnne of the Stsie,' approved the. l6 Dec l5i6. provides that 'all mercAapt., con.niissIon merchants, tippers, grocers, drIegists, haeksters traders, and dealeTs, within ten days after inTo- ducing any commodity or article of merchandise within any county in this State and exposius the same for sale, shali furnish the sheriff or col lectcr of ssch county, with written statement, on oath, of tie of be cost of tie articles which arc proposed to be sold iD such county; aud ii any person. trading aforesaid shall fall to render such statement, oath then the sheriff or collector of such county, shall call upon sach person agent for such statement, and if such person agent shall fell or refuse to render true xiaenen4, oath, all the cost of all moschnndize commodities that such person shall have on ha.id have sol1 prier 's that time, within such county, then such sheriff shall Forthwith proceed to the same at it's value, and assess and collect double tax thereon and. it shall also be the duty of sheris 10 cal on each and every merchant tipper, grocer, druggist, hncksiers tzaer aud dealer, wilin lheir respective counties, at least in every three months, io kpow whether they have purchased or received any merchandise for sale, which has not been given in for tax. and the sheTiG shall, in nii eases, far- nish the clerk of the county court, and the cieEk shall furnish the Auditor of state. with ail assessments made in accordance with tho provisions of this and the preceding section, soon as practicable tar kle assessne nts shall hase been ma6e"
 Section a7 of chapter i2s Revised Statutes pro. yides thai 'it shall be the duty of the collector to give such person duplicss receipts far the amount of taxes paid by him, spec kyiag therein the of the State and co,iniy tax separately; and sseh person ,shsll canse ,eRe of such receipts to be filed in the odine of the clerk of the eoan- ty court, within twenty days after the date tAOTeof,. or he subject to. pay the amount of such taxes a second time; and {, shall be tl.e duty of tho clerk to charge ihe amount of such receipt to the collector and forward copy ihsrcof to the Auditor"
 The Auditor would respectfully call the attention of a concerned 10 these provisions Of the laws md would be pleased to receive from the clerks of the several counties in the State. all returns which they may have to make under them ss early us practicable, well as returns of licenses sold by sheTs. peddIefs Of clocks and peddlers of goods wares aud merchandise; and also statements of the amounts collected by sheriff. for the tax on billiard tables and on fea-pin aiieys. s
 ELIAS N. CONWAY, An5sto,
 cfpeblie aesouais of ke Stats of .irk's
 AupsroE's oFTicI,l
 lntia Rock, Arkansas,
 September Is, isfs. e-5w.
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A Ietter from Washiugtor s.v.--.

letter from Washington says
 "The dissolution of the firm, Ritch;e & fIeiss. Of the Union seems to be agreed upon. The ezIlant major will soon be engaged in more profitable brsi- ness than newspaper enterprise, and has taken such cxceleat care Of his propsy that he Fciires with largo fortune which hs busiaess talent will still further increase near relation ef Afr. RiicAie is designated the gentleman who will take the place of Major Hciss tn the otfeiai organ of the govern nent.
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M M-4LO&RCAe

nN Saturday last. between the State House a rd " Mr. Waite store, sraall, new, dark ccldret pocket bcoki csrtaining about s65 fin bank Eotes and men'oTanddri from E B. Bigiey relative b tract of iani. liberal reward will be paid 10 the finder. D. E GREER
 i.it,ie Rock, September isth Is4s.
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FRESH GaROCEf1IEs.

4 HtfDS et prime brown sugar: bois powdered do, 10 bags R,o cotEee; 5n ene sail;
 5 half bbtS etau6erries
 s' No, mackeEal: ? casks clear sides bseei; v ' cangzssed hams;
 common dc 2d kegs leaf lad
 20 bbIs whiskey, Soap. candies. saiarAtps. starch, Se,, Ac. whica wil he sold low tos cash or eeusiry produce, bs Aug ', ISIS. JOHN D. ADAMS.
 Dissolution. FIsHk CSrsrsnefship heresofors exIs'in rhder 'he A us'ne and style ci Joaa D. 4isas ( Co, |. this day dissolved, by mutual conseht Jons D. fo,ks w'i coet'aee ,she Dry Goods and Grocery 6asinsss. al the rid stsnl, opposite the Real E-tate Bunk and $ a'ooe authoaed To settle the Business U; the late
 JOHN D. ADAMS, July l. ISIS. SAM,l. ADAMS
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ME will keep esnstaHtly su haAd. and for sale. w Plaus Patent Universal a;flst M4s. The stones of the best Preach 2utrs and can be pro- peled by horse. steam Wsfer power We sssH also be prepare or about the 10th day of Oeio- be-, to grind wheat, corn or provender for all those that see fit to favor Us with call.
 GEO. JOHNSON & co. LSfSs Rock, Sepf. aJ, ls4S. 3-tf
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"I have laid it down as principle, not 10 gixe my opinions upon, or prejudice in any way, the various questions Of policy new al issue betweea he political parties of the country, to promise what would or would not do. whcre elected to the Presidency of the United States, ,''--Gsasysi Taylor.
 "it is al ali times proper in free country and at
 crisis like this, deetned indispensable in our own, that aspirsnts to office shoald be S;ss.=esly under. stood on sI important questions of na,iopa policy Gea. Bstiev.
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The Cholera,

A London letter of Angnst II, published in the A0ftorct LSelfigcacef remarks us follows:
 The ohoieTa is exciting mach attention in this cosntry II is coming trightfihiy near to oar shores for It has advanced to Berlin. IL seeus 10 be making its periodical revolutions round the globe. aud is advancing at an scertnjned rate Of from fifteen to eighteen miles slax It appears to be loliewihgt Aereseforr, the lines of commu nication; but iheEe are ippunserabie cxcep tions to the doctrine that it F spread b ccntepion it seems 10 jump, rather than tu ha carried from Piaco to place, and to be capicious su its move lnehts, selecting localities and shunnipe hers Tse difficulty of recosciing It's ptcErrss with ti,a4 of ordinafy communication has ied to the supposi. on that is generated by poisonous vapor forced from the bowels of the earfh. Some persons sup pose that the potato rot aud the cholera have the same cause. Dr. Hawthorne physician ol Liver pool, has published elaborate pamphlet upon tho subject, aad k one of those who supposes that the dscase is caused by specific agsnt forced from the bowels of the earth hS snbterraaeoas conluao,iop
 One reason for this opinion is, that t is uniuiiu- eneed either by seasons by a,S other (prrcepti- bel external causes This, in fact. constitutes it's alarming mystery. unforiuilately, we have not discovered either it's cause or it's cure. Dr. How therne recommends "hofizontal posture of the body opium, cordial stmulants and precipitation. Chol- era seems disease of society. It attacks tow Bs aud gatherings of men rather than the sporadic dwellers in the wilderness, or the smaller congrega- lions of persons in villages and hamle,s
 From al <hst VIC have read and thought upon the subJcet we should be inclined to join n the epin- ien atbat abundance of food, temperate and cheer. ful lives, 'cleanliness which s next to godliness free air end the light of the sun, Doursl,nenf, en- joyment- and virtue. Ahaengst tho best presen- tiyes of cholera" This disease secs to offer ad- ditional testimony against that hup,btsd aad de- graded portion of tho ssses of the people Which Is thought by persona to he the order of Nature
 The New York Jesraoi ef Com@frcs says:
 The latest news concerhing the progress of this plague is favorable. AtSt Petersbnrgh fl had near iy disappeared while ut Bef.ip. only 9 eases had occurred in the aggregate. The British Govern ment, In anticipation of the appearance of cholera their cS9st. have ordered the Bsebosc and Dtron shire, old line of battle ships to be immediately pre- pared hospital ships, 10 receive cholera patients from merchant vessels; and smother ship, the Ipht 9snia. is also 10 Dc fitted cholera hospital ship, should necessity require additional aeconodation.
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U- Gen. Leslie Combs. in recent speech, sad that Clay's last words to him at Ashland. were these -. Like od stsg sore pysssed by sts blood koHnds Of pavfy ks Asd retrss3 fo lis sstvas lsy, 10 lay Ain d0ea and die"
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f-Iay ysiectoraI rickef.

The New York Day Book asseru thst number of dissatisfied wbigs in New York are taking Eess' ares 10 present the name of Henry Clay tc tha reo pie of tine United States for the Presidency. and to nominate an electoral ticket.
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ECCLE;SlASTlGAL..

FNhE Synod. of Menphss, will meet i, Little I Rock. on Thursday. ihe f@th 5f October The Presbytery cf Arkarsas also wjll rieet ou tue Isih of the same month, at the same place.
 J. W. MOORE, Stoiei Ctcyk
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sEHEERIRFss SALE FORTAXES.

- h1kEst GIVEN
  dd -- --1 s--A@ s bwni "
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setBfffs tttfaS TO BursTr IISDy, Ks, yTsHE undersigned is prepsred to oS,s,s Iron, 1 Washington, ihe Land Hta5ysats of dsehar. get soldiers. Any hasiAess connected witA the Dslaftsneat at wsslung,on will be papetuaily af tended fe. Al letters. post paid, will meet wilh prompt attention.
 ., D. ". CARRoLL.
 A''9e hoek, avg. ct Is@S fS@iw
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\. HAYS & CO, COMMISSION iNB FORWARDING MERCHANTS,

Whari BOat stNew WOrld.s.
 N4PoLEos. .fRH.fsS.sS. 'HEIk hoa' is ftted up in the most secure man N her Tor the storage of ncrchaadi1e. ParficSiar a'teason wiil be paid to tue purchase or up coan- Try produce, groceries, Ne., and oiders For family stores The cabin of tlfsir boat Is fl.sd up handsomely, win new fura,ure fof the seeoaDe eiatidn al tray e'efs ant ihs prosrietors s!cdsc Themselves 10 ile paolie ,hs, as 'aash <: ais and quiet sis ts rSo- served IN fr well rrgnIat-s hotels on shore.
 Pnbhc patronage in bcfh departments soacitcJ Jaas 2i, ieis. 4l-3'n
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spike that Gnn!

The whig papers have gioried over the fact that 4edferd Brown, Esq, . distinguished Senator from North Carolina during Gen. Jaclsssa's Administra- ton and now resident of Aibemsrie county, Va, had come out for Taylor and Fillmore. But their joy will be tarned 10 sorrow; for the Union has the following extfae of letter from
 ALBEsARlE. Va Aug 29.
 "I believe all is well here. and think Cass and Butler will be trinmphsntly elected. Those demo- crats in this county who joined tho Taylor ranks arc fast coming back to the democracy agala have myself converscd with several Of fhesn. Today the Hon Bedford Brown was ia my office; he has given up both Van Bureh and Taylor aud gfvesin his sd- heson ts Cess end Butler. So may it be with all democrats who permitted themselves to stray from the Democratic party especially those of the Souths
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John D. Adams

t AS pist returned from New Orleans, wiih 4 lA sFeh setecsed stock, consisting of
 DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. Hardxare, Eoeis; Ssoss Hsts aud Cops which he val sell al reduced prices, tor CASH only
 July 26. lsJs. Ay
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N~DMM@;R:.

my mill will griad fer ct 5s,ner. only en Saturday. Persa1s from dla,aace had better come 50 as 10 be tbere on Ffsdst night
 |. II. BINGHAM.
 september q, lets. 5a
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ATTmaTIow 1,n onnNNN. 'i'

N4Nl9Ihbor 1eth, l8fn | M A.L ReIsens hshss fe 70 military eesy ef fs,h iiked that there Nill bs ia aekns dsasa witk Ise. rsgimenta Musttr on tils 1Bth aaf q Oetaber, A. ~. tveS, at inc tity offlttie Rock wieA and where vspulns Of Companiss will sppesf wigh iheIr nus ter rolls complete. so as to bs able to court asiial dsiinque6is, V '
 By order HOwARD, Cd Con. tsM Rsgf. .asismsas Aiilisis.
 J. c. PeAy, Adyf T
 ssoaisets of ssii RegImeas viii appear at the Sapitci three days before sssd muster f6f trill.
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Farmers, scad yoar Wheat to LiltIr Rock!

\ WILL. give sixty eeHis~a bssl,cl for good mer. "A chantuble wheat delivered al my steam nsll ono mile north ef Little Rock. Having fine pair of French barr stones, and a superior bolt am pre- pared 10 n,ann'acstEo gssd aesr. will also rrind wheat tor toll I. H. BINGHAM,
 September 5, Iste s3
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UNITED sTATrs oE AMERICA.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
 DisTEicT oF ARKAsshst A T District Court -pf the united States wS,lsin 4 n aud for the District ef lrkansss for tb- ad- sdcaiion of ancontirn,ed Fl i,ch ssd spanish land claims in the District sf Askansas under gu net of Congress, approved iis~-I,.h day of Jsh-, A. J. ls4l, revising the act ol Congress- approved tf~ 26th day of May, is2i-he4d lT May SIS; the fol. lowing otie< was had, to Wit,-- h is ordered that this ccgFt dc now sdSoIrn until the first Taesday in 0,tober next (is4Sl ssd thst the clerk hereef be. and be is hereby required to nske pablicstien of this order, ia some newspaper fr tie cs.y of Little Rock. for four successive weeks preceding the sa,a first Yuesisy in October. 4 D. fsIs
 Atte*t; &M FIELD, Clerk
 S1-In
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E;,scssss.f's,: ai,ls Rssl, sep, aO lsls

Headquarters, Little Rock, Sent aO. a0a3 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. 1hst an elee4 tioH will be held al the house ef J6rob Fsdik- nsF n Mauhssils Township. PdIaski eoanty,os the 7ih day oi Ociobet. A. D. isas for Captain os Con- pshy A. I3'h Regiment, 2d Brigade Arkensas Mili- ua 70 hll mesyacanry occasiohea bY iae reagnation ot Csptaln Smith. Jacob Faalksef. Esq q. len. feqaifed io hold s6eh election. and make return shefr0i to the Colonel Com,asndaut as required by iaw. "A
 By cries T U HOWARD. co. Coz isfA Rebs 3t esigads, 4a,k Miliaa.
 g C. PgaY, .asif As a8
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.s.rS A.. Aeaecas yoa seem to gain fissA
 ,o@ IuW-ihe grocery business must ssrre win ,,,,. nat did you weigh last r, sWen simon ghai,e' '"se' now, bat il strikes ne t vas pound
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-
 THE DARDANELLR SPRINGS,
 OF "A HG MM zA Nr mg - mzs .

 'INHE sabscribrr woa.d inf rn his fsissss and ths A Pahtse Eenersily that lkss Celakfafed Watttsnr Pace (aad the especial favorte of ,tass wAo hass spoat saamerta h the enieyns,st cf the dsiisktfal scenery It shcidsl Is now open Eef the rrcepiicn bf visitors.
 He has erected additional bmiidinr sud s.ied e the Ba hung Rooms every po sihle eohvehieArs, aad gohs e considerable expenss ia preceding the means Tor visitors to ty the far amsd sCoid Water Care., ~ vel as the Watm Bats, snd evcsy impi aveus Ut which can promote the comfort et tie invalid er inc gralfs atisn q ;hv .f Esfsase kas Aer sslsieA Ihs fame ef tksse waters arr too wide strasd le need remark here The simple fMrt thet hasnrc has trnisled at spot, CT at leaBt only irw ards SPss',
 TOUR sPRfseS each d'Hern from the other In iis medicael quail irs must make them great resort fos the eiixsns of this aud other States.
 White Salphnr, Said to ryal those of Vrginia 10 bs found here.
 Rlafk salphur aud CaalEh,atr
 AND,
 A SODA SPRING. Ths 'ahabaanta s ci1les nay herr srsia.s lles..- selves To season. among the vida ef naiure, sni secure that recreation ss necessary to hsaiik and yet mol be deprived 10 any considerable extent of lheir usual luxuries eomicrts
 flsase Springs situated at the base of ,h. Ma. gssine Meinisihs. so miles west from Little Rock ten miles ton Arsansas river.
 An Accommodation Hack Is aiwaya in readinesa at Mir Gee. Niiliags. Dsfdanelie. b convey visit. ots to he Springs ~ho may arrive on the Steasn- hqa's which ply regularly, and also canaeet sa Nos- nsiowR, sefai-wcekly. with inc United Statrs Mai Line of Mir Snapp, from LitiIs Rock, 10 Ft. Smiih; 30 that passengers ey either route can reach the Springs without delay.
 June 9th. Isis 3e--sf.
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ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES.

MIss VICTOR wsnld ssunaalFallv ...av,n. 4HA le tho ciiiHene sf Afiannss thai sAe hes nre. cured ne szsls.anse ef an accomplished lsav frsu she sess Rna VII re-csnnents tks extseisss of he. school on ths asah Inss m v ".
 h all tnstadons cf this kind, tho moral .v.n... AaeAs q sk4 pap. sAsssA ss esaz.iefv ,,, ;s pertant with ths develepmons af their lnsnll, ,sl powers: the heart mael hs aaicn,ad ns ss, .s ,..a mind, and ndafhed with fhoss aaalliles which h... tify the nennsFa ana Fea4ee virtue Inesn sa,,~r,. and agreeable This shall he npsciaa sh,acf ,ss,h ths ieachsEs, who trust sa8 aaAcxion a,,sl eSses. snee wt ho seaasd to have qsalsGca thss sor heir NFaHons dufias. sf.s sss.- gsg M, ' - ~ ''.S
 Every pFoPar isccntive to innpiss lawtals. S,,n. atson, and Co deteiop the taenl saalI s ssupfsye Ai tbe end of ss' n'osil liss youag lady t,,, Jls- ungasshsd fpF geRerAl good eouas0.t a,,s .sxts,,, in her stadlss snsI 6s rewarded iy thr bor.,...,s dsaeFaiiea ef saaeA.l Dsrns the hours Of Tsrrs,. iiva, the pupils Ri ks as much aS rs.ssIh.. ,s dsF the iid and cfefeat esfs of enc a the tsacers
 An ,hsersnehcs ssrsllY lasg ghi ia shs best school. for yeeng isdi $ sall he ehyeets ef attention aua ai eey in ihe iRStltHts.
 f after repeated trials it he found uscas.arx ta dismiss papil kefske shs eAplsatsoa of ,ls .esor inc pAFsnt er guaFdiaR vsi be sefsadsJ sac yess,, nf the anasant adysneed. IL, ea lac contrary "A. pupil he withdfawn before the expiration sf she session. the parent Easrdi will be beia yesnaD. se's, exarpt in Case Of sickness, fss the ei,tlre ansoant. t1 srss In all cases implicit obeaSercs to the rules |, hfSslf eafsrcsd.
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Arresting Americans ia ireland.


 II all lhe statements be true, the British Govern. 'aeht !: parsu.ng wholesale and indiscfiminate 'ns' ci American citizens a. this time through it's Snxiey to hastily get rid of it's troubles in Iseland We nave already giyeT the record of several such arrests rom the English press and letter from the esueiy Tyrone Ireland dated Angust7, in the Phil saslphIa Tunes, has the following sgtprising state neHlS: . ~ "oTasrs hare been issued to tke police. to aryesf s'y peTioH eoming from America, and one young m uaA came to Laadhoies, between cecks,oxn and Iase' lew days ago, and was taken up and ssous,a before the magistrates in Cookstown on s".'asy iast-he was engaged in the war in Mexi. v, ana was discharged for Ill health at Aionterey- Pe's To ihts effect were found on ban, and fAoxgA
 sa ae ediae orsr tO bring his ssier oui io .ameS- ,s' @ aoa though one Of he magistrates, and maay tpse'd0ie people here knew him, anu though no "se could b. preferred against him. hs is no,p 'sAea tn chstodg n CookstowB, and copies of ths s'pe's 'oand sent io the government, and he must Ss'aa'a n the pleasure of the government is S., ,~o. ihis You will consider very hard case. g',. asny such are occurring daily. You will see c,,h paioeaiars oy the papers I send you, than '" De written in d letier'' N's'er ria the New York Commercial also sayx.- N arrests continue to De very numerous. A .Dr. n.S nSsS',on' of America bro,hef-in law of GapAn p,'.!., mas eeeh committed for high treasoa Mir. ,s,ss shiPbtokef. of New York, also has been ,s,"1uasd ,,s In the latter case the prisoner ia tos.,, nave forwarded compainf 10 the American
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h,, s Ills bought pair of gartsrsata German xhb tnn'eo ia imitation of wreath of flowers. as gIarre inscribed on them, which he translates aen night with morning fingers,
 Awake and stirring be,
 A1a with your pretty fingers ,,. Clasp this about your knec
 hen day with eve fesposes, ssi. T, nd stars begin to see,
 Acssp this band of roses,
 And, dearest, think of me, ;
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ciIocTAw LAND SCRIP,

N''N7SI ' V " s77A-NHP " MT IN pieces of iG0 acrcs, rec-ive.l, pad Eor sale | by MM R. WATT ssep.ei:aer, cB iss n3
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MILAN. MILLsu MILLS.n

Sl.er4a-s oaico, I.itlle Rock. sa,a 2ad ISIS.
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Medical Department Gf the St.
 Louis University ---racultv,

M !. Liaisn. T. D.; Professor of the Ptinsi- 4VA. ples and Practlcs of Medicine, .s, A. LITToS. Al. D.. Prot ci Chemistry end CA. PofE. M. D.. F,ofs.sa. of tn. p,ipe;.s. ssd Pisctee ot surgrsr, Cinie4I ssrgers and Desn M M FALLEN, NJ, D, Pser-Ssor cf oosic.s.c. and Diseases ot Heai n and Children
 AMES BLAKE, M D., Professor ei Srecid, General, and Surgical Anatomy.
 IHoe RATBURN, M D.. Psoec,'er ef Mate. ' Ia Aedses aai Therareut,cs.
 K :. LOLMUS, M. D., Professor ofPhysiology ana Meaiesi Jnf ieprud dence
 W. VI. McPHEErERS. M. <. D, Professor Q Gin. ieai McJtcine and Pathological Ana'6ny.
 ", D. SHERMAN, Drtpous treier of Auaieiny The tesilsr LccGfss Ssnu,ence annually on ihe i0'h oi oetoser. Agsregg.s cost of Tickets, iaelIy dins Nitri,niaTSa $lid,, Graduaijoa Fee, sal.-- Beafd from SIC ts si2 per mouth. Medical Sta 9eats ere s4.e.l ainiiollsly to the medical and sargea, practice p the City Hospital as also ia the St Lotus Hospital, during the LecinIe telias.
 CHiS. i. POPE, NJ. D.. DEAN. M t'uis 5nne 27th lsts 4i 3sE
 NGIt asmG-mc.
 MA ALtKs GEAY of the firm of Mes&rs Good rich Gray viii sct IS OFT agsnt during cur ub. sAnc" iFo tllss e;iy sn se,iug acro sBts ae a. or ky nss ss& WMA VANCE A. HRp,S f.igie Rork Erh keag
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BANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics' and Traders Bank-Captal 50 600 0O0
Csc MoRG,N. President; $. G. BELL Cashier Dirfct.
0rS = Stewart, r. w. Montgomery. B. f. Fox u. H.
Dudley, A. u to>sman. A. d. Kelly: e. Gayarrr fer The
state: Jacob on. Tor Mechanics Society le, prirre
Attorney; II. b; Cenas, Notary. DiscoaRt Days Mon.
DAYS and Thursdays.
City Bank Capital s2O00OOO, sAMrEL j. PETERS,
President; r j. p,LFREy, asher Dircct0rs :. j Pc.
ter, William H. Avery, p. Conrcy Jr, J. R Shaw. J. w
Stanton, w p Converse A. Hobart Jr G. w. SquircS 7
SawyG, J. 7. Russell, F ioiy VIM. Al!ing. II. Locket
Attorney; II b. Cena>. Notary. DiSc0nRt dadU, at noon
Rrnnch Al Natchitoches-A. LemGe, Cashier Branch al
Baton Rouge Shoppers, Cashier
Canal Bank-Capial $4,OO0co0 GLExDY BURKE, Pres
ilent; n n: WILKINsoS. Cashier Dirccfor&: William
Henderson, VIM. NJ Goodrich, j. H. Bogert, James H. Ne
Lean, Frank Perro J. p. Whitney +. b. Conrad Anor' y
l.. Hermann Notary. Discount DGu~: Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Branch at Alexandria = Il. Chew Agent nj
nayou Sara-R Mumord, Agent at Frankm-R. Hare
Agent; at Donaldsonric-E. j. febault, Agent.
Louisiana State Bank Capital 81 GEO 0O0 ] y r.
NlGNIE. President RICHARn RlLF Cashier. Iirrri0rS
VIM. 7. Hepp, T.. y. Harris r. Bmgier, Pierre Pouz. a
Mlienberger, a. tarrieTe james Reed, Felix CHINA
Felix Grna Attorney; Achiile t'hapela Notary ms.
NlarinSv ie-Ransom Ea>tin, Agent.
Bank of Louisiana Capital 81 O000 600 w w MoNr.
GuMERv, President RoBr NJ. DAVIS Cashier. Hjrert
orS: lanes Hewitt Ambrose l.ancar VIM. NoTeI, Chris
tova Ioletano lanes j. Day, Geo. qnhat, tlei Hen
ncn, Edward Shift John r. Marshall, z. Cuveier; A. +
iicnshaw and Cuthbe BuIIit to the state Levi PIERCE
Attorney; William Chrsty, Notary. DscouHt DHus
Mondays and Thursdays. Branch at Donald, vcJohr
tha>tan Agent; at Baton Rouge. Menari, Agent; al
81 FrancisvIle-J. n, Maynard. Agent al AeXandna-
X. {. lynson, Agent at OpeIousas-E DeHaion, Agent
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,sa,S at No Is Common the second ana io"
Tnesdavs of each month =. .Otfcers-l. h. keyhooS' "
VI r1 " :! 1FST (TTY IODGE-under the juristc
on Of the Grand Lodge OF MSsissippi-hod Their moh
meetings on the first Thursday evening OF eafh month
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OF Earonne aud Penlio streets oteers-"- H. How ''''
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