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YESTERDAYAFTERNO0RS REPORT
MIKE WALSH KILLED.
MI Xnnr Nh

The body of Hon. Mike Walsh. ex-member Of
Congress, from this city, was found this morning
in the area of a building in Eighth Avenue. He
had been robbed and murdered
Another account says he was found dead at the
foot fthe steps with his neck broken. Supposed
to have fallen while in state of intoxication.
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Great Vial Regeneration
TRIESEMAR!

DROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
a Patent from ENGLAND, and secured b. the Seal
Of the ECOLE DE PHARMAC1E DE PARIS and N
IMPERIAL COLLEGE o. MEDICINE VIENNA
No l-Invaluable for Relaxation. Spernaiorrhea ami
Physical Exhaustion, and is . tonic.s
No 2compstely eradcates all Of those diseases
that have been hitherto treated by the and pen
ciOus OF copavia and cubebs
No. 3-EIas entirely supplantsd the injurious use g
thereby nsu ing 20 the sufferer speedy relief dise
ing all the imDurlI and roofing out the venom OF disc
TRIESEMAR, Nos l. 2 and ,. prepared in the form
of l0Zeuee devoid Of taste SMELL and can be earned
in the wastcOat pocket SOLD TIN CASES and divided
sEPARArE DOSES, administered by Vapeau Lalle-
man, R0ux. Rieord &C &C Price, 50 each four
for 49, which So and in 81 cases. wharctJ
there saving of So To be had, wholesale and RETAIL
of Dr. BARROW, I67 Prince street, New York. Imnei1
atey receiving Temtanc., Dr. Barrow viii forward
the TRIES Z M r to part Of the world. securely
and addressed according the instructions Of the
writer
Fcl sale by GAYLORD HAMMOND
dec6 d&w " go AGENTS Cleveland
To Hotel Keepers, Restaurants, DTuggIsts
GrOcers and the PHbtie.
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~ For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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~ DR.. Tubbs may be found to-day at his
rooms at the American.
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PRACTICAL PENMANsHIP
In Series of Eight Progressive Books.

IN which Letters are introduced by
i analysis and synthesis and progressively graded TO
the of schools and pupils Of every class Each
cable to each letter that intelligent person
efficiently impair. instruction to the learner OF acquire
elegant and systematic handwriting without the aid OF
teacher.
DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL BOOKS, VIZ:
No 1-Contains eight different letters with their simple
combinations. Explanations are plalnly written
above each copy.
No 2-Conains different letters and affords additional
practice the letters in Book l. The hrst two
books embrace all the short, contracted let
ters, and are designed for beginners and poor WI
M IL long or extended letters fntroduc-
ed by principles, analysis and synthesis
No. A-Embraces the. capitals which are introduced bY
principles and analysis in connection with words
and eOmbinations best calculated TO pro -uce good
form, Orderana facility of execution
No. S-Conains sentences embracing all the cap and
small letters affording substantial practice on all
the principles and rules given in the preceding
M 6-Contains short Business Forms Of every day
in business Bookkeeping, &c., and Is an lntIo-
duction to book Z.
Bills Receipts Orders, Notes, Drafts, Set of E1
change. Accounts Current, Account Sales. Iedg-
IT He8dings, Letter of Introduction, Superscrip-
tiOns, &c.
M S-Ladiss' Book. of approved notifications Of the
System, designed 10 impart plain, rapid and
beautiful Epistolary hand
EXERCISE BOOKS.
M ITO accompany books l. 2 and g. to aid the pup
in acquiring that free use OF the fingers and fSrs
arm essential to easy and rapid execution OF IN
CO.. tracted and extended letters
M Q-To be used in connection wit the higher numbers
OftRe Seriesto gain command Of the hand y . me
movement required to execute the advanced cop
les and business VIII ing generally
Sold at wholesale anu retail by conn cO
febn D. b CO6b = ".
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Washington Regalias, very fine, at the Colder
Star segar store. 1t
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
TAKE NoTICE.-There will be a meeting of the
Board of Trade on Friday morning of this week,
at 10 o'clock full attendance is requested.
A. HUGHES,
Vice President.
EY@La Pira Del Amor, Clay Calhoun and Web
ster, and other fine brands of Yara segars, at the
Golden Star At
For SALE.-A leasehold, right hand side of On
tario street. No ls for further particulars enquire
at No. ls, Ontario street, or at John Hays, Coal
Pier of the c. & P. r. r.
March 18th, ls59--5t223.
n E. RUFFIEI offers the greatest bargains ever
made in Furs. They consist of Capes, Muffs, Caps
Robes, Muf1ers, Gloves, &c. He offers the highest
prices for Mink, Rsccoon, Muskrat and other
furs. Remember Sd door above Bank on Superior
street.
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5periaI Notices.
HOME TRsTIMONY.

n For Gas Fl: ~ es aad Fittiag-APPlI
Foq0 EasvOrtA & Co., los 0ae lo7 Superior street
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
WHITE GOODS.

CAMRRICS, Muslins, Nainseoks,
Dimitiss Linens, EmhToi1eries, Riesched Clttcns
and ali kinds Of WHITE GOODS Do had ha. gains
al fe0a AoRsAN ROOTS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-18

B There was no Police Court in session yes
terday.
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~ If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle their devils out, it is ours who live In
this waer-logged country The miasmatc poison oi our
Swamps and Marshes becomes veritable devil In the
blood to reve in the Agues aud Fevers which shake and
scorch us ALL Ayers ARUE CURE" is said to be the
apostle we need and some Of neghbors who have tried
d.. . .or6 I'm the zaoort = JatrraaI Paao H.
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9air Dpe.
,YING ECONOMY FOR BAR

AIIN0 ECUNUmt TUX bAh
II bora. BAsSETT HAIR DYE, great desidfr1tum
expressly for BARRIERS benefit which be bought in
large or small Quantities y per cent less than you can
purchase other dye In the country Bottles that you
have par 81 get the same le1 for fifty
and further for the same quantity You get any
shade desire fram light shade 10 brown shade and u
black and gves best satisfaction eu.f0hers fn -
ing kesps natural apDearaace. For sale Whoerale a
Ret al By WIN. T. AMBUSH, lef SuqeIics "a
my12,d,tf6 Regularly authorized Age
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Il. 4 WHITMAN. n. N. sTANDART- W; sTANDAH
WHITMAN 9TANDART 4 Coz
1fwfIrp & 9iIpfr n)art.
B. G D E I T q :,

CLOCKS. WATCHES, JEWELRY,
&C Psrfiorlar attention paIa to the repairing OF
Watches Clocks Ffns Jswsry ar. Also manufacturers
Of sOiid JswslrT No 81 , lslrto street Cieveland
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DIR. MANN'S
BALSAM!
Unrivalled in the History of Medicine.
THIS BALSAM THAT HAS BEEN

THIS BALSAM THAT HAS BEEN
= 50 eG5tsnsTey ext sold and In met with s9ea uRTyaed s1e
ness to many families throughout the western country
elor Of TINS Honds Compound and we are happy
to the world that the object sought for as been gane
remedy This Balsam is oaly recommended for class
Of disc viz those pIodaced BY malaria, aud enters
poison of malaria IN the system; and as tonic II IS aeu
larry recommended Now for u lew evidences
oBERLIS, Ohio. June i, 1853.
MEssRs. s. K. MANN & Co;-Gents: Having had
lily find il the prompt and efficient remedial agent
for the certain OF ague used and as strengthen
ing tonic think It has equal.
SAMUEL HEEDRY
oINKT. Ill. Sept 90 1851.
MESSRS s K MANN & CO,-Gents: Yoar AGUE
OF the people Of this locality We upon shelves al
the popular remedies the day Of neTmit
all others from The simple fact that il cures his destined
to sxces all other remedies ever offered. =.
CAIRO. ILL.,, May Is, lsss
DR. MANN & co Gallon, Ohio-Genis; Your Agus
Balsam the Peoples remedy. in MS pat q ne
country for the cure of ague and egg We have never
locked upon as perfect sndoe 10 diseases
'fs ss.5 Z ii1I2 kEs6I B 8, : ,fiETTlJoHN
.s ST. LOUIS, Iune Isl, 1858.
MEssRs. & K. NAM { co We haa The demand
OF DR. Manr AEue BAlsam daily increasing the greSt
demand for L sufficient ssldshcs Of its great merit In
all places our travels we Ind the universal opinion o.
eanal IN prnpretory remedies and that tits
a certain specific is fact that cannot be disputed
o. J. wooD CO
SIX. MANN & CO., ProprietOrs, Gallon, Ohio
o0'u " al sOOu Dius sssaYIoRD HAMMOND.
WILLIAM FISKE.
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EY Under the head of ''From New York" we
received last night among the regular dispatches,
an advertisement of steamer, whose owners de-
sire the public to know that she will leave positive
ly on a certain day for given port. 1t requires
more than an ordinary degree of watchfunesssto
prevent the New York Agent of the Associated
Press from smuggling advertisements into our tel
egraph column. The transmission OF matters of
this sort is am imposition upon publishers; but if
parties are willing to pay for having advertisements
telegraphed with the hope of having them Snug
gled into newspaper here and there, the only way
TO prevent the fraud is for editors to read the dis
patches gracefully before they are printed Gin.
Gazette.
This evil has grown to be quite grievous at times
Persons wishing to advertise their business, often
will bribe the news reporter of the Associated
Press to insert that their steamer will leave on
a certain day, or that the fare to California has
been reduced to Sl5O or that Miss Heron played
to an overfowing house, at dollar head, &C.,
thereby getting the cream of advertising at the ex
pense of the publishers, and the patience of the
reader, who is vexed to find such unimportani
stuff among telegraphiC news. We have endeay
ored to prune such matter from our reports, and
would advise other publishers to do the same.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
1TFIcK, wARING's BLOCK, CORNER or BANK AND
ST. cLAIR STREETS.
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New Books.

New Books
TIFE OF DOUGLASS JERROLD,
Biographies bv Araso. ID Series Manual q Chess
NV Kenny Queens of Scotland VOL VII. The Old Panta
ton by HnngerfOrd, The New Priest Poems by Fanny
Kemblo Butler Miss COopers Mount Vernon Lstter For
SAFE feS,s s JB COBB co.
PELTON'S OUTLINE MAPS.
WE ARE NOW SELLING THIS
w excellent Series of Maps SIS per set. Answ sup
pyIssbL ,sbIi Tscer'so' JB COBB CO.
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A
~ VALUABLE PROPERTY-FIfIy Acres-On the
Euclid Plank Road miles from the city flourish
ing Academy, Churches &c. large fine house, barn.
chard S5o0 only in cash, half the balance gUOd
western lands, and one half mortgage at y cent inter
EAST SIDE PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE FOR
WEST SIDE-A House and Lot on Huntington street to
exchange fJr house and lot on the West side $1,000
KlNSMAN STREET-A short distance from the Fe-
male Seminary large and desirable two story brick house
and and quarter Of land to exchange for farm
$1,000
HIGH sTREET-Lot % feet front with good story
house, to exchange for n farm.
ERIE CoUNTY-6O acres on Lake shore, Z mile from
Railroad station 3 miles from andusky house. barn and
orch4 rich sandy loan SOIL 10 acres timber; TO exchange
BRIDGE STREET-On corner, large lot with frame
Store and brick dwelling; 10 exchange for fam 5000
PINE LANDS-In MissOuri-640 acres Of first quality
pine land well located and to Ralroadat 81
Will exchange for House and lot in the city few
the city, for a stock Of goods.
NEWBURGH VILLAGE-House and Lot nearthe Cat
sract House, large Lot and good House, viii exchange for
a Eum- $780,
WALNUT STREET-Houss and Lot to exchange for
farm. $500.
KINSMAN STREET-Near Perry-GoOd two storJ
House and Lot; TO exchange for farm SZ301
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
Marble Block.
NJ Sr7uar csraa af
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ReaI Gstate Aaents.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
ms R A NOE

No. 80 Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs.
fabTa
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BRUSH MANUFACTORl

THE CLEVELAND BRUSH co.
are IN full operation, and prepared to fill order
for All kinds of BRUSHES.
This Company employ the elder boys of the Industrial
rs Factory No 81 Champlain street, next to Industrial
sehool Office South Side Public Square, in Delamater
pIocf second floor. l. C. PENDLETON.
dec9I 3m273 Manager
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EOR LE.-A Good Improved
IA Business property centrally located. S7OeO.
VALUABLE WATER POWER-Whh IS acres Of land
and good stone quarry the Chngnn River One of the
valuable Water Powers the State with 81 feet fall
and abundance Of water. The land alone Is worth the
A DESIRABLE LEAsEHOLD PROPERTY-on On
ario street-Nice II story cOage house with rooms
Lease has to and ground rent reasonable
$780,
from the city by Euclid Plank Road, with House and
Barn and some timber. Sl2O per
WOOLEN FACTORY SAW MILL AND FARM
In Wayne -NeVer-faling water power. W0oen
Factory and Saw Mill now doing good business good
dwelling House Barn aud 30 of land with ard
&c. Also good vein OF coal
PARK STREET-HOuse and Lot 500.
ST. CLAIR STREET-East OF the Medical College
Lot 96xl6 feet with four and half story
SUPERIOR STREET EXTENSION-Two miles from
the Court House, acres OF land IN hne condition,
cheap at $375 per acre.
| LAKE STkEET-West of ontariO-Good story house
80 feet frsnL very desirable property Or busi
i man. and cheap. 5000.
| CHOICE LAND-leG acres in Michigan o miles from
the Capital wetimbered weil-watered and the best of
soil old settled neghbOrhoOd worth SIS
Can be bought for $l2 If applied for Soon
Public Square, gOld sized and half story house and
Greenwood SFREET-IEouse and Lot SlzOO
| HURON SFREET-Good two story House and Lot
| FRANKLIN STREET-West Side, near the Reservoir
Good Brick House and large Lot with barn. fruit, &C
BROWNELL sTREET-Near Prospect-A nice large
and half story House and Barn. with large Lot fruit
&c
ORANGE sTREET-one and half story House and
Lot. $500. ROUSE & JENNINGS,
| Real Estate aud Insurance Agents.
, 1859-03-31
49rcss Trihtttte.
lob PRINTING


The 1nrss AND TnurHE 0FycE Is prepared to execute,
ao nottce erey variety Of Jub rrntlug in the
Sxn and Ut he Lo1e Lieia7 lras Particular attention
given to the printngof
Hrst1Ess CARDh Lkr7rn utADa, BILL uEAns~
REcIlFTG, 1uxTkHa, I'R0GkAXMEa,
TANFHLEIh, EInCEIAEx EHKCKE,
BLANK NnTEA LAnELA TNKE73
F-PRlNTING ~ C0LOES ~
In ali It's rahetlet dnno in eanu! style and It moderate
rates. An examination of =pcacts aud pHers Is rrscct-
ful'yinvited-
ebo'dc's from the country promptly filed and and seat
hometycxprc.
, 1859-03-31
- n -, 80
: EuSintss Qar1s.

EDWARD ELY,
~ WOODEN DRAPER AND TAILOR and dealer In
The yery hest quality " Shirts U2xers. and Gents' Fur
4Tauont {tlQtE. .GhiL-r1l tuhAQ Glib
, 1859-03-31

{7IfHofs-Erftaf Or the Rich F-nl7fB Of HE
Epptr nfs1fssfprt-tAfr4Eo--.I Wrsnd<r-
fAt ProSrest-5astc OF the 45ntt or fIN-
nofs on a Lfat at 700 &nfits.-Sfffers from
F.eru4ont-Ga{<aa-DM
, 1859-03-31

." NcarIy $sho,N'A, principally in American
gold, were taken from the Emperor Souiouquc
ns he was on the point Of cmbsrkjns for Kings
ton.
, 1859-03-31

ADVICE ron TIE S1ArlE.-When you are
offered 4 great bargain, thc value of which you
know nothing about, but which you are to yet at
half price, being you '--tiout 20 do ii.
When Young lady catches you alone, iays vio~
glance-fout yor 10 It.
When horse kicks YOU, and YOU feel strong
disposition 10 kick the horse in return-,iou't
yoa 10 it.
If on odd occasions your wife should exclalm
to you, now tumble over the cradle aud break
yonr neck, do !-tfoat you 10 it.
When you hare any business to transact will,
y modern tiuancier, and he asks you to go and
dine with linl-douL you do it.
, 1859-03-31

WILLIAMS & lIOUGIITELING,
" COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. sI1C South Wafer Strrt SECOND dior West Of Wells
street RriF. xivetheir exclusive attention the .zc a;d
p!'fGlla*s of Ill kinds Of pruucs stock kc,, Commission.
tasfl ADVANCES lnlde l!ls Of Lan anil property In
store. Ettt to George Smith Cu Marine Bunk t;cu.
steele / 70. jiu h96l
Il. 4. NILL1ANs. W. D. iitrGItELrSa.
, 1859-03-31

Crops" High Fa,ring," Tho West u lreland.~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-04
ro-R DAYS LATER Fc.oM EUROPE.

NV lorA. July 3.-Ihc steamship Van
..-oi.t arrived hereto dry ron Liverpool, with
i.,e> four ,i4yS later taGn those brought by
=. steamship Ba,ar;l. Tie steamships Asia
81! Hungarian nave arrirci At Liverpool.
~ more battles haze been fought. Mantua
y, be,i..ei by the .Aillc>. The Austrians
lave issued a; Nan;ua a forced paper currency,
:, :.e amount Of five million pounds sterling.
r.c.U. E.mmanuel has officially igciared that he
-. not cc.>ynt 10 the anneXa,;c:. Q! any part
4. Ii. Roman States 10 Sardiaia. The Aus
:..as head quarters have been removed 20 Villa
.-.rca. The .Au>trians have abandoned Leo
-.:. Ca>tc;lionc and Monte Chiaro, which
.,,!,ion> they recently occupied with a great
,:e AID strongly fortified.
TAio.eon lett BrcScia on the :vth Of June.
T.: lie purpose Of advancing upon the Aus
.4;,.
Ao,>lin lad c,abarIe! for Genoa. The
itacA Amy occupy Bre>c;a. Many other
.se zen. Garibaldi marched on the 20th
:aA $50 toward DcsenZans. but was repulSed
IT ne .ilstranS. He has now pushed his
...p5>;s 10 Bvlladona, in the direction of Bor-
40, winch Is occupied by the Au>trians.
Ncior Emmaaual has refused the dictator
l gariei hlm by Bologna.
ne cticial Austrian account states the losses
Z; q. battle Of Magenta thus: G5 officers and
80. %so.IlcrS killed 2lS officers and tl30 sol
IS ToGnded; 1910 missing.
A.stes from Egyp; say that the Pasha of
:gY; ~ suspended the Sucz Canal works,
...a,t winch the builder. VI. LeSsepae. pro-
as.-i. The French Consul had. however,
.-E gp the matter.
.So5v, June 22.-The money market i
-slagooI. June 29.-Thc sales Of cotton for
.s..>; l!.ier Gaj auhount 10 LOCO bales ill.,
i'll: 500 bales to exporters and specula-
-. lie ,aarket closed quiet, with quota
Is ba:cly maintained. Sales Of Orleans
-..ia: at sgd, uplands middlinS Gsd., with q
.s.aa. tendency.
lie Manchester trade report is favorable.
l-r weather continues favorable for the
i>aat the harvest prospects are tlattering
:.yd7 Is very dull. and is freely offered ut
,'t..3> Cd; Wheat is quiet with a specula-
- -eJaaI Tor French at one TO two pence ad-
-aEy Southern lo,al2>; Corn quiet; mixed
-, u, Yellow Is lda1s Cd; White ssas>6d.
I@~!a-s!:, quotations nominal. Pork dull and
:ae> easier, but unchanged. Bacon dull. Lard
~: AID offered i 5s. I'd decline. Resin dull
- Sugar trim and slightly dcarer. Coffee
i, Rice dull. Turpcntine dull At 4ls.
l..SJ,s y21.ag2t.
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FUPIHEp FROM MEXICO.

~"A:aSGEVS. July IA special despatch
T. A:s orleans 10 the Charleston Courier,
- iae 18th u%luuno, says. that on the llth
'at; Minister McLanc addressed 4 remon-
'-:s 20 Mgamon's Minister Of Foreign AZ
~ % lie nauc Of President Buchanan, cx-
81: u great Indignation 1T the withdraw
~ lie rXe!latot> from the American Con
- ald me murdcrof peaceful American citi-
ID !; N.i-:aons soldiers, at Tacubaya. The
@'-,i' : Characterized as Il violation Of ma
80, ;.a;s aai treaty stipuiatiot:S, and .hlra-
"a ) warned that II will be remembered and
MS te demanded. and ultimately obtained,
4'e''r nay %: the result Of this rcmon
me
-A- 500! 'oE.sa' Saratoga has returned from
A'.l2 60 iaIuuico.
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81, Prizes. amounting To 1925 Ui
WHOLE TICKETS ga; HALVES 81: QUARTERS s2s.
Remember that every Pr:ze in the above Scheme
s drawn. and payable in full without deduction.
Certihcateso OF Packages viii BE- sold At the following rates,
Shich /, the risk:
Certificate Of packags"f 70 whole tickets. ............tsc
!phaif . -
iDpGartcr &" ...., %. -
lu eighth " IL
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
BArUN RUiGE. la, MAY l.. 1859.
ar RECENT or Till

AT y mEEIIN6 VIZ HE
" BOAGn OF SUPERVISORS OF the state Seminary oil
.,.rninc. held at Alexandra. In the Parish Of Eapidc-, The
Iolosing resolution Wa, adopted:
i,,oircj, That the pr-,idrR; Of 'hr Board, In his official
caIacity. advertise FOR applications from PERSONS coinpc'
teifto I'LL
A .rofe,-orship o. Mathematics, Natural and Experi'
.hill he attached \ salary Of i~~enty-tiyc hundred dollars
he. ana il -i3tAn.
Inc ,frce ofins,rncior Of English and Ancient Langua-
rs: to watch Office ,hallbr attached Il salary VI tw" thou
.nd dollars per annum-f:,"W
8. In, ru tor of Engineering, Architecture and Drawing;
I, viii. Il o ice -hal he attached a salary Of twenty-five
hundred dol arS per annum-2No.
!. The OF. - Of Instructor Of Chemistry, theology ami
NEUROLOGY and Of lnianiry tactics; TO which Office shall
h. attarhrd,wcn,y.Gvr hundred dollars per annum-SaJWD
3 The uaicc Of Instructor Of the Modern European Ian
,rarr.: 10 which Office shall I've attached Il salary OF two
,l1us.nd dollar. per annum-t2.vtl.
from the Five Professors selected Il superintendent VII
Ia. chusrn, who shall receive one thousand dOHars-tl ,OuO
-,a,ra confederation in virtue thereof.
furnished rooms 10 h.. provided 10 the Professors Tree OF
clEr-". :,
In accordance with tie foregoing resolution. notice l.
hereby given tn all such persons ~ may desire 10 pr.:cht
themselves a. compctenti D I'll the chairs above enumerated,
TO mike application. accompanied with recommendations
$50 10 me. at the Executive Office a. Baton Rouge, until
The !rh day Of Ausu-; next. aud after that ti'ac nj Alex
,nLia. in tue Parish Of Ilapides, until the 1T day o~fSep,ern'
her. ~. Il; which lime and place the selections will be
unL to ill the .cycr,. rroics,orlips, and L Superintend
en-; dioScn. .--
Ttr appointments thu made will take effect on the FIRST
MONDAY OF JANUARY NEXT. tlsGb,) a. which time the
Institution wilhr l,nci- ROBERT L. WiChLifff-
IVnp Ji-tt.f-pu