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THE SECOND ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE ROCKRRIDGE

OF THE ROCKBRIDGE
AGRICULTURAL & MECHANICAL SOCIETY
VN7IL be held at the Fair Grounds, near Licking
w ton, on
Wednesday, Thursday ard Friday, the 10th
1lth and 18th Of October, 1860.
the Fair Grounds are commodious and attractive,
and arranged with special reference to the conve-
nience and comfort OF exhibitors and visitors.
"a Amy person may become an Exhibitor by be-
coming member OF the society for this year.
WILLIAM GILLIAN, PRESIDENT.
Sept. rs, 1s5o-ats
EALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.-We
Il have on hand large stock of FALL AND WIN
TER GOODS, manufactured for this market, and of
such qualities and prices as will suit all who desire
their goods well made Also all kinds of Gents Fur
nishing Goods, comprising Shirts, Drawers, Collars,
Cravats Gloves, &C., together with well selected
stock of soft HATS. All of which will be sold at a
small profit for cash. q.
~ All goods warranted to be represented
Goods ordered at short notice.
ROANE Il ABBY, under north wing of
Staunton Sept %, l86O-Vin. copy Va. Hotel.
DURE MEDICINAL BRANDY AND
facturer of PURE CATAWBA WINE & BRANDY,
of Cincinnati the sole Agent for this county, l am
prepared to sell, for medicinal purposes, pure and
unadulterated article OF Brandy and Wine OF which
the public can rest assured of their purity. These
Liquors eqlal if not superior to the pure imported
liquors; for Darrhna and Bowel effects of children
they are uneqasSa y any 0 Yo aTc so For by
b.t
Staunton, Sept. 81, '60-tf for this County.
mo PARTRIDGE HUNTERS AND
i TRESSPASSERS GENERALLY.-We give this
public notice that the laws will be enforced to its ut
most rgor against all who tresspass lands by
hunting, fishing, throwing down fences, &c. No IA
vors will be shown We hope this notice will not be
disregarded WIN. LESLEY,
LEVI MYERS,
JACOB MYERS.
TOBIAS MILLER
THORNTON BERRY,
J. c. MCCUE, a.
Sept e5. 1s6O-3t.# { /. j. PARKINS,
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What Breckenridge Said.

T BELONG TO NO PARTY THAT DE-
SIRES THE EXTENSION OF SLAVERY
Breckenridge at Tippecanoe in 1866.
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H Hon. A. Fl. FL. Stuart made most able
Bell and Everett speech at Wheeling On the
18th inst. Much enthusiasm prevailed on the
occasion.
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A Large Apple.

We have been presented by Bell aud Ever
EFT boy, Master Magnus T. Doom, with large
Bell apple, which weighs II IL ounces.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-09-25

~ Physicians may find it to their sdvan-
tage to purchase the property in West View adj
vertised by DR.. Hardin.
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Now FOR STEADY WoRK.-Wbigs and Ameri
cans of Virginia, you should now take up the
steady and quiet work of organization You
should devote yourselfs to that work constantly
and energetically. District your counties and
neighborhoods. Form your Clubs. Appoint your
Contrasting Committees; and resolve that. in
ten days. the name of every Bell and Everett
man, in your respective cities, and towns, and
counties, shall be enrolled. This is noso the
needed aoork LET Us ATTEND TO IT PROMPTLY
To the work right away, boys, and fight this
battle with all your might and spirit !-Rich.
Wing.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND f

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND PER.
L SONAL PROPERTY.-The subscriber will offer
for sale, to the highest bidder THURSDAY THE STH
from Greenville, three miles from Middebrook and
ten miles from Staunton, adjoining the lands James
Bumgardner and others, and containing 1917 A.
cres about 100 ofwhich cleared and the balance
well timbered. 1t has it two Springs of the best
of water. The improvements consist of a GOOD
DWELLING HOUSE, small Barn, Spring house,
Work shop and Fruit Trees of every variety. A good
part of the lend is well set in Glover and Timothy
deem it unnecessary to give further description as
any one wishing to purchase examine for them
selves. The terms will be made known on the day of
sale. Possession given on the 18th of March next
GEORGE MYERS
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BEYOND QUESTION

BEYOND QUESTION
WE are now receiving supply of TOBACCO that
w for quality and variety, cannot be surpassed in
the State comprising all the different grades, running
up from very low price to the choicest chew that
be had Merchants win please examine stock
r. J. GLENDY,
Staunton, Sept. U.s. 1860. per G.. T. COCHRAN.
A TTENTION PARNASSAS MILITIA
IA You will parade at your usual place of muster,
on the lst Saturday in October, at IL O'Clock. A. NJ,
for the purpose of electng Captain, LIST and End
Lieutenants BY order of the Col.
G. w. IMBODEN, Adj't 160th Regt.
Sept 25, 1660-tdp.
BOOTS AND SHOES.-We have just received
ID large variety of BOOTS AND SHOES. Also
a new supply of HATS AND CAPS which will be
sold on small advance on cost by
MOSBY, TAYLOR FULTZ.
Stanton, Sept. 25, 1905
4 TTENTION MILITIA.-Company G of the
N 16oth Regiment will parade at MAJ 5. Stovers on
Saturday, the 18th of October at 10 o'clock BY Or
der of the Captain. T. 4. Houff, ". ..
Sept. Is, 1o60-3t.
ITO THE FARMERS.--25o tons best Blue
i Windsor PLASTER, fresh ground, at the Old
Mill, at Sl2 Rock at the Old Mill at $40. Call and
get your order from p N. POWELL d CO.
Staunton, Sept rs, 1860.
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SPEECH OF Mr.. M1oHIE-On Saturday night
last, Thomas J.. Niche, Esq, OF Staunton, a
Democrat of the Breckenridge wing, made po-
litical speech at the courthouse in this place.
Mr.. Niche is one of the ablest men of the Dem
ocratic party, and made the best of Q bad cause.
There was pretty general turn out of the
Breckites, the number estimated at some twelve
or fifteen, and considerable enthusiasm among
them. ~
He denounced Douglas squatter Sovereignty
doctrines, and defended Yancey & Go. against
disunionisn. Whilst engaged in this defence
Mr.. Niche made Japsus ziagu9 which we re-
garded as a providentia mistake He forgot
where he was and whom he was addressing.
and earnestly appealed to gentlemen of the iu-
ry." 1t occurred to US that, when Mr. Niche
took up the defence of VIM. L. Yancey, it ought
to be before jury.-4Lec. Gas. Of Sept. 10th.
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lust RECEIVED.-

lust RECEIVED
q Harpers Magazine for Oct.
Harper's Magazine for Oct.
Harper's Magazine for Oct.
Godey's Ladys' Book for Oct
Godey's Ladys' Book for Oct.
Godey's Ladys Book for Oct.
Lesle's Magazine for Oct.
Lese's Manazine for Oct.
Lesis's Magazine for Oct
Peterson's Magazine for Oct.
Peterson's Magazine for Oct.
Peterson 8 Magazine for Oct.
Ledgers received on Tuesday.
HERMAN BRO,
at Blake's, opposite the Post Office
Staunton, Sept. 25 1860.
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Rsh1 GEO. A. SMITH. nan
Y MANUFACTURES OF ALL KINDS oFy u
LADIES' SHOES,

NEXT DOOR TO P. o., STANTON, VA,
MANUFACTURES in the neatest and most durable
Vl style, every variety of SHOES worn by Ladies'
and also keeps constantly hand all kinds of BOOTS
AND SHOES for gentlemen and servants. He has
determined to keep larger stock than formerly and
depends upon large sales, short profits and Cash
prompt payments.
sW~ he has just received good stock of Boots aud
Shoes.
- Be sure to give him call NEXT DOOR TO THE
POST OFFICE.
Stanton Sept. 25, 186O-1y.
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EY AT the same time will also offer for sale, 2
Horses, mulch Cows, yearling Steer, 10 or IL
Sheep, 13 Shoats, / good Wagon, Carriage, Wheat
Fan, Ploughs, Harrows, and other Farming Imple-
ments, such as Cradles, Moving Scythes, &c. Also
a few stand OF Bees, and lot of Glover seed.
TERMS Mine months credit on all sums of SIS
| and upwards, the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security-under that amount the cash will be
required. .c,st GEORGE MYERS.
Sept, 25 1867 ids
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nsr The STAUNTON SPECTATOR hav-
ing as large a circulation as any paper pub
iished in Western virginla, has no superior
medium.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
VIRGINIA CENTRAL r. ROAD.
- - - - -

DISCONTINUANCE OF SUNDAY TRAINS.
A FTER the 1sr DAY OF OcToBER the running of the
IA Passenger Trains on Sundays will be discontin-
ued upon this Road. The Mail and Passenger Trains
will be run daily, Except Sundays) between Rich
mond and Stanton
Leaving eacn place at. $50 p NJ.
u Between Stanton and Jackssns River the Train
will be follows:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Staunton for Jacksons River on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at :. ..2.45p. NJ.
Leave Jacksons River tor Staunton on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at......315p.M.
.s.s. .g, THOMAS DODAMEAD,
Sept 25, 1860. General Superintendent
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DUBLIC SALE.-0n WEDNEDsAY, THE 10TH DAY
i OF OCTOBER 1860, will offer for sale, on the
premises of VIM. Young, decd. all the PERSONAL
PROPERTY, consisting of Horses, Cows, Hogs,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Imple
ments Corn by the bushel and in the field, Wheat by
the bushel and in the field, Hay, Oats, &c.
credit of six months on all sums over SIS, with
bond and negotiable notes well endorsed, under IS
the cash will be required. }. BAYLOR, Executor
TURK & CUSHING, Auctioneers
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TO THE PUBLIC.-Wishing to close up an
i established practice of several years standing in
one of the most beautiful villages in the Valley of
Virginia, will relinqush my situation in favor of
first rate physician VINO will purchase desirable res
ldence at its cash value.
This property will also suit very well for School,
or any one wishing to retire from the city, Education
al religious and social advantages of the first Or
der.
Terms easy-a credit to suit purchasers-Bank
Stock, Bonds, Stock in the Va. Central Railroad in
the Orange Alexandria, or the Va. Tenn. Railroad,
or bonds In any good paying company.
Will also sell, on the same terms, FARM in an
adjoining county situated in intelligent and pros
porous section of the country, contiguous to Depot
on the Va. G. Railroad, containing l42 Acres.
will, however, say in the event cannot dispose of
the property at West View it my purpose to con-
tlnue the practice of medicine at that place.
E2Any further information desired will be impaired by
early application. C. W. HARDIN, M. d.
West View, Augusta county, Va.
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A UCTION SALE.-Having sold my property
~ in Bridgewater, and declined house-k keeping, /
will offer for sale, SATURDAY. 18TH OF OcToBER,
at my residence, great variety of Household and
Gle necessary for house keeping such Beds, Chairs
Tables Bureaus Wash Stands, Stoves, Parlor Furni-
ture great variety of Table Ware Also No.
Mich Cow. an excellent Family Carriage, &C., &C.
Sale to commence at 10 oclcck, when the terms will
be made known A. w. BROWN.
Sant Ok ISAIAH
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RUST SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
Il Under the provisions of deed executed to me by
John Yates shall proceed, in Mt. Sidney, on Sat-
day. the 10th of October to sell, at public sale, to the
highest bidder, in front OF the premises, valuable
commodious House and Lot, in Mt Sidney. in the
occupancy OF Maj. Yates, and purchased of David
Link.
TERMS One ourth in hand. and the balance in
equal instalments at 6, II and Is months, bearing in
terest the purchaser to give bond and good security
and the title to be retained as ultimate security.
Sept .5, 1860-tds N. K. TROUT, Trustee.
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100 SACKS of Ashton SALT; so do Worthing-
lUU ton for sale by p n. POWELL & CO.,
Staunton, Sept. rs, 1860. Union Hall Building.
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This is true bill. There is no Democratic
party now. 1t is dissolved into two antagonistic
and warning factions. And, as Buchanan himself
says, every Democrat in the land is at liberty to
vote just as be pleases. Let them all play the
part Of sensible men and patriots, and vote for
Bell and Everett. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-12


(Ldte Of Gris,roid6 CTaiborHe) |
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices the City Of Richmond and County OF
.. Henroo.
once over Tupnan bulls llONOh Main, doom below Gov
amor street IT, Gp9-em
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rnrRGRAAGg.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

+ ARRIVAL OF THE BOHEMIAN AT QUEBEC.
- PROGRESS OF GAR1BAIDI
TIE KING OF NAPLES ADVISED TO FLEE
- COMMERCIAL
~QuEBEc Sept. 1.-THE steamship Bohemian. from
liverpool the SOh and Londonderrythe evening Of the
Slst tit, has. arrived. - 49,, 80
She brings one day later advices.
The owners Of the Great Eastern have determined that
she shall sail for New York the 18th DC cher. Il
Paris correspondents of the London journals write that
there is the slightest chance Of carrying out the pro-
pOsAl to make Naples neutral ground News Of the en-
trauee Of G1bad into Naples and the fight Of the King
Was expected every moment. The latest INTEL gence
from Naples reported that the King had been advised by
military council to leave The city 1t also represented
that the officers Of the Neapotan army and navy had
resigned Victor Emanuel is said TO have sent
aaograph letter to Napoleon, declaring that il was
impossible longer TO resist the current OF popnla feeling
in Italy fa Of the Bourse in Neapotan funds Of 10
per cent was the consequence.
The Of Coventry, who had been on strke had
accepted the terms offered by their employers and goue
TO wurk.
LIVERPOOL -Cotton-Sale, for the week 81, :
O0O-3OOO on speculation and Il, 900 for export TIE
market closed with declining tendency generally and
with al actual though slight decline in the lower qualities.
Sales for the Sst stimated AT 500 bales closing
with the following quotations: Orleans Fair SS; Mid
ding Is; Uplands Fair 6 (; Aiddling 1916 Stock
in port SOS 500 bales, including 9O6, 600 America.
The weather favorable for the crops.
BrtadstufFs dull with downward tendency. ProYisions
very dull Lard hrm. .'-rs
Copsois closed At 93a9S Is.
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EDUCATION.
soUrHERN. EEMAEE INSTITUTE.


yHR Eleventh Session Of Iustiu.ion viii eonmsnce on the
IL hst Monday IN OCTOBER next ana close the last day
June, 1850. .f.ff f'.-- 49, IL = :
The Principal necessity 70 give the names Of
the Assistant Teachsin his employ, simply saylng AID
ed BY eleven roughy qushad Effort
Dc made % maintain the high reputation and select character
advantages offered in department Of e Vocal and
fundamentally unsurpassed The accomplished teachers
In the city aeemp particular Is paid 20 his
valuable accomplishment go "'f --"~- t.'~' 10
Two French ladies' reared and educated IN Paris and
pea duty Is speak French hAbltuay with AL
studying the language IL u confidently asserted that much
and pure French spoken In the hone female school
In the Union. 7- ii No. .-- --. ..i. = ----'-
subjects Philosophy Chemistry arc fully
By the app 1raius belonging to the Institute
Especial attention IS given study History English
erture Rhetoric and Readings portion Of the both
The Principal refers with pride to the following t Of PATRoE
about the best evidence Of the merits Of his School:
Hon II A. Wise, Norfolk Va; Com. NJ y. MAury, Nat. On ;
Rev. VIM sparrow Teologoai Seminary AlexAndria; p
Slaughter capeper Rev a. H. Read, Rev George Woodbridge
Rev, H. Keper, Rev. Dogget Jr p. r. Wexford A. a.
Morson, knderoo Grsan, lance Lyons T. r. Price
VIM Palmer, Col Fonia ne, Col w. Muniod, Ruiher
ocrd Hon john Robertson Richmond; Jas NJ honon Gooeh
land; WIN Clark, J. b Carringon Halifax; K. crae Green
brer, Va p 81 George Cooke, powhAa DR. r. H. Stuart King
bcmare Penn W. Carroll New Orleans R. Baylor EsseI
M11 Harrison, hover Brandon Col T. Dabney Dry e.ye
Mss Bryce Stewart CiaISsyie Tenn Hon g. H. Lee earks
burg, Va
References made ac the Faculties Of the virginia Military
Institute and William and Mary College 70 Professors Bedsoe
smith, oOenAh MsuPn and psy Of The University OF Virginia
Board Washing and Lights t29s 90
Tuition In 10 yiis 80 90
Preparatory Department 600
Latin Modern Languages In eIHEes eaeh 20 90
Music, Vocal or on Piano, Harp Organ or Guitar,
Drawing Or PaInns M oil or water color. go to 50 90
Pew rent .............. 500
Payable October balance on The 9Th Of February
For further particulars for catalogue address the Principal
'f'' 20 D. LEE POWELL,
jyi2-3m Box 81, Richmond, Va
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CITY ITEMS.

SHoorrNa AFFAIR on rHE Dock The numerous
friends Of Mr. Joseph H. CrenshAW, no LEES grevei
than surprised Yesterday learn that he had teen IN
volved in iiculy with the mate Of coasting schOon-
err and bad shot bis adversary INJECTING injuries, Which,
il supposed would the death OF the wounded
man. M. CrenshaW as city readers well know, is
a member uf the firm Of CrenshSw * Co. and senior
proprietor OF the Columbian Hotel and "Sp)ttsWood
House. cargo Of guanC consigned TO the urn, hay-
ing arrived in the Dock iiOm Baltimore, Mr.. G. went
aboard tha vessel-the "COnnaeonack," Of Norfolk,
SamI WestcOtt Master and proceeded 70 the held TO
count the number ofuudamaged bags The mate, John
Asses who understand, owns interest in the YES
sell objected to Mr. Creushavs descent into the hold,
aud remarked that gentleman would have gone there
Mr. c. continued bis examination couot, and by the
tire be bad finished bis bsother and partner, Vim q.
Crenshaw arrived the vessel having, problby, re-
ceyed some iuimatOn Of the difficulty Before I'M,
however AskeE bad applied the Cpthe. id rascal,
10 Mr. c. and when that gentleman emerged from the
hold he demanded retTaciOa or apology A brief
p,rev ensued rssuhsg IN the reitedOn Of the pr0yuk
Ing language by Askew, and then Mr.. CrenshaW struck
him on che head with revolver, one barrel CT which
was discharged the ball wounding Askew upon the les
cheek C. then aimed as A. discharged another barrel
and eapad UPON the wharf where he turned aud frcd
again dis brother prevented him from disebarging he
remaining balls. AskeW iel upon the deck With
wound 10 his right thigh aud another in his right breast
near the nipple In al ton the aoerst0u of his cheek
He WAS conveyed TO Bellevue hospital where be lies IN
a critical condition. Mr.. Creushaw returned 70 bis
counting room on the Basin with bis brother, and Re
manned there await the process that might be servcd
upon him. About O'Clock he vas taken IN custody by
Othcer Norris and committed to jail BY The Mayor
who refused the olsr Of bad 20 any amount
We have only % add that Askew n North Carolnli-
an by birth but has stery been resident Of Norfolk
where are informed be acquired an GucnviaOle 10
torety Mr. Csen,baw viii PROBABLY be arraigned be-
fore the MlvOr this morning.
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Unive1rSSitSXE s 9f E IN LM,9SHSiEs mi.

Richmond, Va
The announcement for the seEon Of 1880 81 will furnished
TO those Who apply ssindicated iyB-B
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Nav ORLEANS, Sep. lit is believed that The re-
port by the 0ceoa of Walkers forces beirg reduced
TO % men is Incorrect. Walker was At Lemss the
26th with a. men, well provided. Capt Samen of the
British man ofwar Searus declared his intentions TO take
Walker if possible. Ii is believed Walker Will march TO
Nicaragua vessel With provisions clothing, &C. from
Ruatan is expected to reach the main baud SOON
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ERnM WAsHINGTnN-

WASHINGTON, Sept ll.-Sx bids were opened to-day
the Treasury for the construction Of the Pacific Tee
graph as follows Hiram Sibey, OF Rochester President
OF the Western Telegraph Uaion, $4,000, full amount,
guaranteed by Congress Theodore Adams, of Harris
burg Pa, 500 900; 0rville Clark Co., $4,000; D. f.
Eeken three bids viz $S5 OOO $40, 600 aud $4,000
the latter coupled with conditions. Toe Secretary
will require several days to investigate the law and make
his decision.
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EpUCArrON.

R04RO1NG SCHOOL Ar ROxRuRY, NEW
Is RENT CO. VAL vl openths school ny mothers (Ms
PoiardJ fesdsneo Oh the Int Of September $780, for the lin
aosS on iris school vii erIoy AL The Advanags Of private
fay and viii receive the same at enon home The urss
oInsrusilon viii embrace An The Englh, Classical and Maibe-
mAticAi branches 80. -
including everything Ior further pareusn sec
ercplar heh can obtained BY Addressing Thos Ballard
Hotel Richmond. ar myself At HubbardP o. New
Ken1 rrgntv - 49, THoS A POLAND, A. ~.
RStsrssscss Martin Prof Ancient Languages H. College,
IL d. Hoge D. D.. Richmond; B Douglas King william; VIM
Newton, Hanover John rree. New Kent hugh Nenonr
tersbrrg; T. Taylor, New kenl 49,
!VQ-dAcSm .
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Select Boarding school for Girls.
Numher NJ Roanders limited 10 Ten,

. BBLS pure Wight Cider Vinegar, for P king
AO IS tubs choice Orange county Butter
10 =" good cooking do
sO choice Queen City, TOdd and other brands Sugar Cured
Hams ..r
so bbs Cut GranuAied Coffee Pulveled and Brown su-
.r.--- -...... ...4 ...... .f
10 half chests best Green and Black Teas
Mocha. Java Laguayra Santos and RIO Cssee
No. Maekerel chad and Salmon, and Family Roe aud Cut
. ,. Herrings, IL
20 bbs and tabs Leaf lard . 3d.
10 boxes pure Apple and English Dairy Cheese
For sale wholesale and retail by
auql Next to Cor. Governor and Franklin sta
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University OF louisiana,
LAW DRPARTmEN
TIVE LECTURES in this nepA meni will commence on the
cond MONDAY Of November 1870 and nue until the FIRST
Monday Of APRIL 1851 They vii embrace the various branches
OF he Civil Law Of the Common Law and OF Equuy Admiral
Commerc International and Cons utonal Law, and the Jei
prudence Of he United sta Tae Lectures will be delivered by
four Pr fe ......... ... ........... .H.
Hon THEoDoRE MccALEB Ii D. Professor OF
eut rnainnal Llw. -.. e
RANDELL HUNT Commercial Criminal Aad
the Law Of wi ten-e.
HRsTLAN R0sEiIUs, III. D., Professor Of Civil Law.
ALFRED HFNNkN Professor CouS tut onAl and Common Law
aud Equity Jurisprudence. ...-4-..
No United has the advantageI which New Or
for the ready and perfect requirement OF the Nod
Lang Coed Board be obtanee cheap here a. In
any o'her large city In the Union. .-..- ..
Az must be addressed 10 the Dean Of the Tacu
", at New Orleans RANDELL HUNT
aul5-Sm Dean Of the Faculty.