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Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-02
TRIAL OF DIR. FoRNEY.-A letter from Sal
Lake city dated May 10th says:

TRIAL OF DIR. FoRNEY,-A letter from Salt
Lake city dated May 10TH says:
A Commission is in session, at this city
composed of Surveyor General Stambaugh
and Major Montgomery, U. S. A. investiga
ting certain charges as preferred by Judge
John Cradlebaugh, to the Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs, at Washington city, against
Superintendent Jacob Forney. Amongst the
charges are that Superintendent Forney pur-
chased goods from different mercantile firms
at this city, receiving from them ! 6 per cent.
on the gross amount Of purchase money that
he purchased cattle with Government funds,
and speculated for his private benefit; and
that he caused false vouchers to be made,
thereby defrauding Government. The Com
mission has been in session near two weeks,
but nothing has yet been found against DR.,
Forney. The charges, as preferred by Judge
Cradlebaugh, are not verified under oath,
nor signed officially. Up TO the present time
nothing at all that will implca.e DR.. Forney
has transpired, although there has Leen some
contradictory swearing Col Stambaugh
seems to be the principal examining officer
A TRAGEDY OFF THE STAGE In Whining
ton, n. o., recently, Jos. 5. Canady, a young
~ StHA4'N W 'ip l4tih jtab pNttiltt9NO q Ni' NJ
while jesting with a companion, playfully
struck his own breast with the knife, crying
Lay on, Macdufl" His friend told him that
he had stabbed himself lie stated that be
had not but upon looking at his breast, be
perceived the blood, when he uttered Good
Lord !" and, falling backward in the door
died almost Immediately. ltssu supposed that
when he struck himself with the dagger he
intended to do so with the handle, as he had
often done before, repeating dramatic quota
tions, and "suiting the action to the word"
To DE Suor.-A Panama correspondent
writing by the California on the 9th of May
says
William Williams, late Of California, who
a year since murdered Captain Otis, of San
/ Francisco, by stabbing him with bowie
knife in the cars while crossing the lsthmus
was condemned by a jury Of the State to L.
years in the chain gang for the offense. Not
being satisfied with this sentence, he appealed
to the Supreme Court Of Bogota for a new
hearing, on the ground that he being for
eigner, had right to a trial before a nation
al or federal Court. The Court admitted thi'
right, and referred his case to the Fedora
Judges of Panama. ! learn to day that th'
Judges have decided that he shall be shot
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-02
Dissolution Of Co-Partnarship-

Dissolution OF Co-ParfnarshiE-
III IIE partnership heretofore existing between
Il q TEEGARDEN nd A. ID. STARR, has been dis
solved by mutual consent
The business will be conducted rs usual by A. d.
Starr, at the OLD stand who is authorized to settle all
accounts Of the late firm.
T. TEEGARDEN,
A. D. STARR.
Marysylle May 90, 1860. my27-1m*
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Attention Evervbodvl

100 gAsEsT saa,iEss,
California Wine
Cal. Port Wine;
Cal. Angelica
Bancroftis Cider:
Old Tennessee Whiskey
Eureka Whiskey;
London CLUB House Gin
Pepperment;
Assorted SSTups
Old Wigwam Tonic
Boxer and Lester Bitteis
Booth and Sedgwick Gin;
Wolf and Russ Schnapps
Daley Whiskey
Cigars and Cards G.4
90 casks Alsops and Barclay bottled Ale and Porter
For sale by JOHN w. FIELDING,
may22my 135 Plaza, MarysYille.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-02


Holloway Pills are the most searching REM
edy for deeply seated and long-sandng Internal dis
eases now eXtant. In bilious disorders and all COM
plants arising from diseased liver, the action Of
these marvellous Pills is sure well as speedy.
~ Sold at the mandatory, No. SO, Maiden Lane.
New York and by all Druggists at 25c., Csc, and 81
per box or pot. may32
Hal;'s sarsaparilla, yellow Doei aud
lodide Of Potass is prepared from the finest red Ja
maca Sarsapariila aud English Iodde Of Potqss-ad-
mirabe as restorative and purifier Of the blood, Il
clean5es the system Of all morbid and impure matter
-removos pimples bo.ls AMI erupNons from the skin
cures rheumatism and pains Of all kinds. Al who
can afford should use it, as it tends to give them
strength and proong life.
Sold BY druggists generally ats per bottle.
X. HALL CO., Propretors,
Wholesale Druggists, 80 ana 1i5 Clay street,
mhl3 Gm Below Montgomery, san Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-02

WARNING TO HooPs.-In the vestibule of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. on Weber
Avenue, Stockton, the following notice was
posted
"FREsH PAINT-No room for hoops in this
building until Saturday next"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-02

TIE HEEsAN FAMmY.-The New York
Herald of late date has the following
among its theatrical notices
"NIrs J. c. Heenan, nee Adah Isaaos Men
ken, ex captain Of the Dayton Light Guard
commenced short engagement at the old
Bowery theater last Monday, and was wei
coined by a crowded house. Her appearance
in the first act of satan in Paris was greeted
with a wild outbust Of enthusiasm, which
did not subside for several minutes. Benz
Ella was properly remembered, in the enthu-
siasm, and three times three and the indis-
pensaLle tiger, were given in his honor.
During the performance Of the first piece,
Mrs Heenan was frequently applauded, but
when the curtain fell at the conclusion of the
play.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-02
san 9,ranrisru 8drertigrmenty.
DAIY'S
All q M TIC
y ALLEY WE3Rs.s Eg.
FQR NEDLoLNlL NsE-

HAS now taken that position in the worlds csma-
ton, watch justaes rs Proprietor u claiming Tor It q
Superiority Unriyalied,
Produced, as It is, bya process known only to the
Manufacturer ana extracted from the choicest grain,
which grows no where but ia favored locality IN u.c
valley Of The Mononsahcla, and containing no part
ele of decterious aduiNture; 1t has acquired rcta
uon for perfect purity and intrinsic excellence based
solely uponits inherent merit, which the Proprietor
does not intend shall ever be forfeited Isuniycrsal
use by The
Medical Profession
is mos urgently recommended. Already has 70 f5auI
its way into the principal public aud private aospi-
tlls in the country, and wherever Ct has been once
u'ed it forthwith becomes "a necessity.
The attention Of consumers Is called 90 enc ,ertia-
Gates of Che following well known chemists:
- nave analysed sample Of "pALYis ARON ATTIC
'ALLal WHISKY" aud tini Il Co be q pare arii.le
OIL uhe uavor and without any delyterious admiNturc
New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-02
COURT or SESSIONS.
Hos. CnARIrs LlSp1tY, Jadre.

People vs. Espinosu-Tricd and f,unS "nilfy If
grand larceny. e''''' %
~ Peopleys. W W. Hooper -Assaultand battery.
Sentenced TO fine Of $50, or be imprisoned IN
c COUNTY Jali at the rate 81 so per day until such
te tlc as tno me shah be pad-!iuc paid to Dis
People vs.. Manncl Morciu, noue proscqui en-.
Court adjourned until 10 N. tomorrow.
PDogEsssoSAL Man slArre.-On Nav 9th
at Virginia City, Hiram Woodruff late Of
Washington, Nevada county, and who came
to this country from Vermont, died from a
wound received at the hands of Sam Brown
the renowned shooter and stabber A cor.
respodent at Virginia City, writing May 25
says:
Woodruff had been sober since Christmas
until fnw days, when, getting on a benJ,,
ne Is said to have gone round rather court
ing difficulty, At length he talked With
sam brown, and some say used opprobrious
epithets toward him, ard attcmpted TO draw
his revolver, when Sam very quietly "and
IN the most gentlemauly way in the world E"
thrust his bowie knife into Woodruirs abdo-
men, gave 1t turn or two, Maltese fashion
+" make 1t sure, and walked away well SAT.
lshed, the hero OF two murders, and two
other wounded mems mi5fortunes- within
two months. Woodruff was taken away and
Sam Brown had the impudence, within half
an hour. to visit the place whittier he had
been taken The wounded man fingered a
day or two, aud died. His friends saw that
ne gave brown no cause whatever for the
murdcrous thrust Woodruff was buried
this evening and some of those present were
seen nervously taking hold Of their revolvers
Sam Brown left with his carpet sack this af
ternoon, perhaps to kill his next victim in
Carson, having already a graveyard of his
own at Genoa and another at Virginia City.
There are no courts here, and murderers have
consequently found their Eden. Brown is
said to have, by the murder Of Woodruff.
made up the number of his victims to eiyht.
L do not know whether this be all ranlor or
pert so, or f,ct
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-02
SAHNSEVAAN'S
FIRST PREMIUM
Native California Wines.

TENHE undersigned desire to inform the trade that
z they are botting some of their best Califor-
mia Wine, vintage of 81, from their celebrated VINE
YARD OF Ell ALSO AT Los ANGELES.
Consumers OF California Wnes desr0us Of obtain
ing a superior article OF NATIVE WINES, viii please
give our wines trial a comparison will satisfy
any Of Its superiority over oief wines purporung
to be from Los Angeles.
We beg % assure our customers that they may rely
upon obtaining heretofore, genuine articles,
prsng-
Superior California White Wine
Angelica;
Port Wine;
d" Claret
Sparkling California Champagne
Country dealers can send their orders to any Of the
city JobbeTs.
DEP0T--No. 1913 Montgomery street
ap2t3mis &ArNfEYAIN BROS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-02

LIE crops Of grain on both sides of the
road between Stockton and the Stanisaus
nave suffered severely from the effects of the
late heavy winds. A great portion of the
gram has been blown TO the ground and to-
tally destroyed. Stockton Ayaus.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-02
Medical Profession
STATE AssAyEn's OFFCg, % SOMERSET 81

STATE AssAyEn's OEricg, % sourEsrr ST ,
BosToN, Mass April lIh, lsJs.
WN. II. DAILY, New York:
Dear SRI have made chemical analysis Of your
AROMATIC ALLEY WHISKY, !" and fgd II A pure
hne-tayored Rye Whisky, containing mo- uiuriou
mntter Of any kind, and recommend it as suitable oi
medical and public purposes.
CHARLES T. JACKSON, n. D.,
state Assayer.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-02
''Thon rose at once so wild yell
j seemed as though each tend that fell
Had shrieked the banner cry of he'll"

Pit boxes and gallery, joined ~ the shout.
which was kept up until Mrs Heenan made
her appearance before the curtain, when the
troubled elements became calm and tranquil,
in breathless expectation of hearing speech.
The fair artist briefly returned her thanks
for the enthusiastic welcome that had been
given her, but declared herself wholly una
ble to do justice to her feelings, being too
full for utterance. She then retired amid
fresh outbreak of enthusiastic cheers for Mr.
and Mrs Heehano
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-02
Never Marry a ScoId.

Not II he were hung with Gold.
No for his grumbling will not cease,
Which will destroy all your peace.
For il he is carpenter
You'd better have coat Of tar,
Than for TO be in his embrace,
Who will spoil your pretty face.
Or if he is a shoemaker,
You'd better have baker;
Ii he has but one old black coat,
Who'll not take you by the throat
And if he is young farmer,
Tell him he is no charmer,
And YOU had rather be alone
Than TO dwell with such drone.
Should he be common lawyer,
Say you'd prefer sawyer,
WHO has a kind and friendly heart,
With him would take my part.
And ifhe he is physician,
I'm no mathematician,
And as for his sugar-coat pills,
don't like them nor his squills.
You may sport with good miller,
But avoid the old stiller,
Who makes the wretched alcohol,
Which leads men to the dead-falll
lfhe's very good printer,
Tell him to come instanter,
For him you will not dare refuse
Which will be very good news.
Ifyou can get good preacher,
Who will be a kind teacher,
Say to him he's the kind of man,
Who can be your cupitan
j. A. FRIEND.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-02
Daily 9atlonal Democrat.

POETRY IN THE BUTrrs.-The following was
brought into our sanctum, yesterday by the
author, (whose name is thereto appended)
with a request that we would give it an in
scrtioD. The author is man, about six feet
high, and large in proportion, and has recent
ly bought two hundred acres ofland near the
ButGes. lie is therefore entitled TO write
poetry, if he feels like it. The marks, "ss d
H." signify that the measure Of the poem is
eight syllables by seven Ofthe merits the
production we leave our readers to judge
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-02

MESDooINo MINEs-A gentleman from
Mendocino, has shown the editor of the Tel
egram, specimens of gold from the newly dis
covered mines in that region, and says that
from five to eight dollars per day to the hand
can be made with rocker The mines are
near Capella, on Russian river, five miles
from Ukiah, and SO far appears to be very
extensive Considerable excitement prevails
among the population, and claims are being
taken up with great rapidity. Mining laws
have have already been made, and one pro-
vision Of them is to prevent Chinese from
working in the mines Goods are being pur.
chased in San Francisco for the mines
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-02

-E.szsss--1sGs1
J. 7. WATNINS......... 49,. Commander.
Winl1ayc FOLSOM streetW tWharfiorPana withthe
regular Mails, Passengers and Treasure, on
U0NDAY, JCNE 5th, 1850.
AT O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
Passengers by the Pdci1cNan Steamship Company's
Line are landed on their arrival at Panama upon the
wharf at the Railroad terminus by. the Company's
Steam Ferry Boat.
Connecting via Pouama Railroad at AspinwaIl with
the Steamship NORTHERN LIGHT for New York,
And the steamer DANIEL WGB3TgG, for New Or
leans.
The Panama Railroad Company and the U. s. Mail
Steamship Company have authorized Agents to sell
theirtckctsii desired by holders of Pacific tickets
s-o~ Treasure for shipment will be received on
boardthe steamer until twelve O'clock midnight, on
June lth.
No Merchandise freight will be received on board ar
ter O'Clock, p. NJ, Juae ith and written order
mus, be procured at tho Office for its shipment.
For Freight or Passage, applyto
\. \: +. +. E2GeGSj B16oodk, Agents.
CornerSacramentoa and LeidesdorG streets San Fran
cisco. ml5td
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-02
Sutter county, Cal


The LARGEST PRINTING PREss ~ TIE WoRLD
AT the printing house of the Appletons,
in New York, says the New York Albion, is
press made expressly for Webster's Spelling
Book, which prints both sides at once. As
this is the only press Of the kind in existence.
adds that paper. q so Webster's 'Speller' is
the only book requiring press SO rapid, and
on which single book is being printed
without interruption, from January to De-
cember The sale of Webster's 'Speler'
amounts to more than enc million per annum,
aud more have been sold than there are neo-
pie in the United States. Such book is
manifestly the growth of mary years; and
planted in our schools, it bears abundantv
the fruits Of progress and civilization"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-02

INFRINGEMENT OF PATENT In the U. S.
Circuit Court at San Francisco, Wednesday,
Samuel F. b. Morse, of New York, Francis
D. J. Smith, of Maine, George T. Coalboard
and Theodore Little of New Jersey, com.
meneed suit against the Placervillc and 81.
Joseph Telegraph Company and Frederick
McCrellish, for an Infringement of their Tel
esraph patent 1t is alleged, says the Bul-
iten. that Morse is now the owner of five
eighths of the said letters-patent,a and that he
was the original discoyerer of the improved
mode of telegraphing The "orators" asked
an injunction and writ of subpoena COM
manding the defendants to appear and answer
certain questions proposed in the bill. The
temporary injunction was granted.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-02

r.n IFYOU WANT TO DRINK an exceed 49,.
&fNimtiv pieusaui and healthy Tonic, and atkTA
$3.50 Che Same tlue ssha-
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EDUCATION.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.


FEyHE Eleventh Session Of th Institution viii commence on The
hst Monday In October next and close the day Of
The Principal does necessary 10 ye the names Of
the Assistant Teachers In his employ simply saying that
m be made 10 maintain the high reputation A
a the School
fundamentally unsurpassed The accomplished teachers
In The city are Dyed and particular attention paid this
valuable accomplishment
Two ladies' reared educated and speaking
the pures French reside In the family OF the Pncp whose
pea duty u TO speak French hAbiuay with those
studying the language II Is confidently
and French poken In the home any female school
In the Union.
The subjects Philosophy and Chemistry are fully H.
Illustrated by experiments the Apparatus bsOn Insaie
Especial ailen given study History English
Literature Rhetoric and Rsadnga portion Of the both
I active AID profitable.
The Principal with pride the following list Of PArnoss
Hon A. wlse Norfolk, Va; Com. NJ " Maury, Nat o.;
Rev Wm- sparrow, Theological seminary Alexandria; p
Rev H. Keper Rev. d. Doggsti, DR. b. H. Wexford A. A.
MorSon,J Andsnon Graitsn, James Lyons T. Price
john Robertson fchnond Jas ~ Horscn Gooch-
land WA. Clark j. b. Darlington, HSax; X. crae Green
btier Va p St George cceSe POyhats pr H. suaii Kns
GEORGE L. y scott, Faaquier; j. Randolph B. y Minor Al
bemAr Penn j. W. Carroll New Orleans; Baylor Esex;
Mrs HAnisor, Lower Brandon Col Dabney Dry Crsve
Mas Bryce Stewart GAINESVILLE Tenn Hon. H. Lee, Carks
burg, Va
References made air. virginia Military
institute and William and Mary College to Professor Bedoe
Smith, Coleman MAapln and Davis Of the Unverty Virginia
Board Washing and Lights tS2s 90
Preparatory Department 40 20
Latin Modern Language In classes esch 20 90
Music Vocal or on Piano. Harp Organ or GuiArp per
Drawing Psintins water eco to 50 20
Use Of irsrrmerts per month 10
Payable shs October balance on the 9Th OF February
For further particulars for catalogue address he Pine
jyl2-sm Box 81, Richmond. Va.
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100000 WILL BE SOLD.
AGENTS MANTED.

VIHE NATIONAL POLIF CAL CHART AND NAP or THE UNI
TED SrATEsConAlnlag ACCCaArz rosrEA r. from life q
eaptats q patg Peslent and Vice President
xix: SILL Inc IN b1UGLAS BRkCStNklOGE. EVERATf
HANLtN NSON ard ANE Win tfer Letters 81 Accep
p o. tier respective pa s and amount Of aiist
urlldng the Of the cdcnIal elections %
the United Sts i6 ISIS; % me Speakers OF tn
o. Representatives. ou o 20 lSG' he n1m5er Of Pred
each State IL enss; the Popu Nor
Pre- irut since 49, Population % III leEeat States the
Population Of each with The number Of Whites Free NJ
ia ,rtcrsrs how Pvsdcrt and Vice Presdvu
sh1ye 10 be chosen provided atrs choice by tbs People,
&c
The Mp Beautifully Colosd snd printed heavy calender
;paper -S2 b. a. hosins the exact hoandNs Of all the
~ - Nd Terrific L. extending through . the Pacific
Ptcans Of NJ Parties he's sling TO have before them
Ing fa posted asnge should posles
copy uis Map
al prize. only twenty-five Sent post paid pt
1fthe Pnee kv,rybodS IL Eycgbo mut have IL =
Aiirtu J W. BRADLEY,
No. Is North Fourb street,
Philadelphia.
PSAgeas Wanted every County and Town the Uuited
sate % Nh1m tire largest son III be paid serd for see
Copy ani paitlcti re- o. Agency. Au2t-dlW
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SCHOOL AT RoxaURY. NRy,

DOARplNG SCHOOL AT ROxHURY, NEW
I'D KENr CO., VAL sill open this school mothers Mrs.
O. n Pollard residence the LIST Of September 1890 for the lin
tied number ofl2 boys.
Boys Of this will enjoy all the advantages Of private
family will receive the attention hoe
OF insrueon will embrace al the English Classical and Mathe
matcal branches
TExs-toO including everything For further particulars
circular which he obtained by Addressing Thos Ballard
Exchange HOTEL Richmond myself at Iubbards o., New
Kent o'uny. TH0S A POLLARD, A. NJ.
Rerences-o Martin, Prof Ancient Languages College,
NJ D. Hoge D. D., Rehtaon'; B. Douglas King William; Wn
o. Newton Hanover; John Fierce New Kent Hugh Nelson
tersbIry; 7. Taylor. New Kent
tx2--hkc2m
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Row on DryAL S.RErT T~o mea, named Christie
pler Mitchell ald Patrick AeQuli', engaged in fight,
Tuesday. on Duva Street, second While e1ehang
iag blows Mrs. AM Marion, who IS NeQ udcs aunt or
grandmother, seized sIi>k ru'rei upon the combat
ants and beAbored Mitchell upon 1hs head Csc. Tim
bsrlke. who vent 20 the aid OF Mitchell also received
blow or two and a black eve. The belhgerCnts were
soOn separated and counter peace having been
Obtained aud executed the FAres appeared before the
Mayor yesterday. TIE evid nee showed that Mitchell
was the aggress0r AMI the Ma accordingly required
hin and bis colcju:Or TmberAke 10 give security for
their future good behavior
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Select Boarding school for Girls.
n..-I.-. Ii..,i..l

PROPOSE to open my silence Ia Port Royal Va the
first Monday in October, $50 Boarding School for Gir
The lie and appropriately furnished ana ae girls viii
wholly under family discipline and domestic influence and
sraln The Course ~ distraction will be regular and systemat
c embracing the knssh Classical and Mathematical Depart
with Modern Languages aad Ornament branches Par
GUAR attention pal the French language and Hfern-
ts farl lie, for n',ruciion in M at hand
TERN Including everything s'2a payable enc hlri upon
entrance third LIST OF Janua and Onethrd 18th ofAp
Dr.viug, PaintiI aud Music at Iroess-is plies.
Thankful for the mspy favors received from tbs community
durnT expr years Teacher In their mdt
up the time when rS1ed former school In 1851 am
again Ter renewed auspices and with more
enlarged faete, aud eSpenee humby hoping by sslu ty
genee merit that confidence and patronage which have
heretofore been bestowed upon
For a crc3lar and particulars apply 10
BAUDE7, A. NJ,
aus2T-Sn Port ROYAL, Caroline, Va.
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VERY pRs,RAnLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


ITH ETs FOR SALE ST AUcIION-V be sod a. suc.
ton on the premises THURSDAY the 18th stpu mber 1900
It ~ O'clock NJ he large and desirably located dspee
In the occupancy 81 Mr. Pc " Dudley. The hiss
a on the North side Of egh depth Of Is, feet aud
bounded SIDE ~ the rtsnee Of Cci WSttr BAR
re ether BY that NJ D. wood-ds The house three
res hsh ami has snpe for the comfort Of
Hgs flHiy
Tbs rees remoded few years ago, and have ell
modern lDi reduced such hot
sc. 1hs location most beautiful aud i neghbo
hood excellent
TEsNs -onehfh h. baanee OF 49, and months
g'sbe notsf inisrct added secured hy deed
Civ tn ii; OF October neat u0DOlN 4 APPEesON
au25--'ds Auconsers.
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University of Louisiana,
rsvv DRpAR-MRyT

T1yHE LECTURES Ia thb Department. win the
MONDAY Of November 1870 inuc until the frs
Ap IS6l They vii embrace the various branches
Owl Law Common Law, and Of Equhy; Admiralty,
Commercial and Constitutional law and the JuIs-
uleacr Toe Lectures Will be delivered BY
four Prafe
HIN THEODORE MccAIEB IL D. Professor OF Admiralty and
ent irrational Lew.
RANDEI AT Pro sor Of Commercial and Criminal Law and
the Law OF fyilen e.
CHR STAN kOsEi IUs H. D.. Professor Of Civil Law.
ALFRED ENNEN Professor of CoLs tut and Common Law,
and Equity Jur spredence.
No city IN the Unit the which New Or
ready aud perfect requirement Of the Mod
Lag ood Eoard can DO obanee cheap here AZ In
AIRY o hes large city In the Union
Az cations be addressed TO tbs Dean OF the facu
ty, at New Orleans. RANDELL HUNT,
aui5-Bm Dean OF the Faculty.