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A CAVALRY COMPANY.

b AM AUTHORIZED TO RAISE A CAVALRY COM.
y pany tor The war; Ia be attached la COT. p. NJ Ed
MoNDSTONyS I" Battalion of Light Horse.', / ask
per annm will be paid for each horse in hs Bat
lA" IN tw" month inSfalmeTts. They will be fed and
cared r III the expense Of the government and killed
IN acCn The value ui the 1imal will be pad Equipments
for the men will be furnished but each man must bring
ms r H. gnn pistol and knife such arms as he has
which viii answer until uni ,rm weapon can be furnish
ell oy IN. government Actun-eDergy actlUn-is what
the country needs nowand The of the country must
snow by Their ndiness Ia forward, their determine
ton never IN be conquered.
The Battalion will CONSIST of companies of sixty men
zach.
Sl"n Bounty will be paid to each upon being
E Those wishing to volunteer will address me for the
present at Raleigh \. c.
, II. NJ. MILLER.
March 81, 1852. i3Nwim
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For the Standard.
A RESPONSE FROM a PLANTER

N A. RESPONSE, FROM A PLANTER.
ErrReIhs Nc, Msrch %, 1862
, Ma EpiJbR Fl saw few days past a call from
YOU, t0the planters of the Stale, to rally to the
-rescneof cor SOIL and drive back the foe from and
past our borders Mr. Editor, lor one. feel that it
is the boundcn duty of every man in the State to
shoulder his gum and hang his powder horn on his
side and TO 20 forth to meet the enemy, and drives
him back, or perish in the attempt And am fully
persuaded in my own mind that North Carolina has
many sons, brave and true men, who are ready and
willing to die for her freely
But, MIR. Editor, there is another matter will
call your attention to just here. lis this: You
know, sir, that North Carolina wants some one to
lead her troops to the field OF battle Her sons arc
brave and true imCn- Bot Sir. your cali will never
be Needed, until Gen Hill is recalled to take CON-
mand OF the brave men that are painting for the
privilege of entering Tho field IN defence of our
good old State. Under his command sir, we are all
ready to enlist, and fight as long as foe can be
found on soil. His name, sir, is an army of
ITSELF and verify believe, with Hill at its heal an
army of North CarolInians would be :nvincible.
Mr.. Elltor, somebody is NIGHTLY to blaine for send
ing Gen. Hill from the State. | know not who it
is, but sir one thing do know, and that IL he
owes great debt to North Carolina for so dong,
and hope God will forgive the sin but North Car
DINA never can, for the damage done to her by the
act can never be repaid Now, Mr. Editor, just
prevail on your high to give us Gen. Hill to
cohlmahd, ana then make your call, ana my "oru
for 1t, we will flock to his standard like wild pigeons
to their roasting place. One more word, Mr.. Ed-
tor, and have done. My horse and shot gun the
State are welcome to, if they will avail any thing;
and if she wants the rider with the horse and gun,
she must give me Hill to command. With HIM we
will all perish together, triumph together. just
let US read Hills proclamation calling to arms
under his own banner It's all we want, and North
Carolina will soon be freed from her hated foe We
scorn them, and with Hill at our head we will defy
them. Very respectfully, yours &c,
PLANTER. -
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Speculation IT. times like these is awful 1t is like
dancing over volcano, playing bluff in the
sanctuary. Speculation and spirits have done US
more harh than the enemy. One crippled our re-
sources The other lulled vigilance and prevent
ed our working diligently and thoughtfally, while
il engendered undue confidence. We are learning
in hard school We ought to. know the lesson
wei, and remember it long, for we are made to feel
keenly and will Le made TO feel it even more keenly
yet VII Journal
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.QSIEkM

al GIN 10 richmond Wiz il &
editorial on = Tine al" says: 1--WE are no longer
, without arms. An immense supply Of them aad
OF ammunition is now on hand"
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n Forty one Yankee prisoners, captured by. the
dashng Capt John II. Morgan, in tennessee, have
been carried to Salisbury. f. q.
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CAPT. JoHN MORGAN AGAIS-A gentleman Just
ssrrivedhere fror Nashville says the Memphis Ard.
Slanchs Of the 18th, states that Capt. Morgan was
sent outon scout with detachment Of his squadron
near Layerno and had skrihish with the eneu,y's
pickets-kIllins seventeen, and taking as many
prisoners Capt. Morgan was entering the turnpike
from a1ane, and WIS alone when he suddenly came
in contact With cavalier Ehotaid to Morgan ''Halt
and ds.nountP'' Tue reply was ~ am Capt. John
+, Morgan, and do not obey Federal Commands draw
pour pistol sir !; we are upon an equality The
,Feeeralrcpled: 1--WE are not. sirH-at tina same
time maklns quick Inofinn xlih-his- hand to his
side--when the valiant 2GsptainlCfired, Eand down
went ~ Federal meeting house - = He fell dead-r-
and tnrned ont TO be- the yeritabe Capt Wilson, Of
Gen, Buellsstaf, who planted the Federal flag on
the CaPtnl at Nashvillel Morgan is certainly the
intrepid Marion of the war
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SEaARoR RRbA o RnReIs.-C,nv r.,
giA has appointed Dr. john W. I'll IA esnss
States Senatorial place Of M Toombs to serve an.
til the next meeting Of the Legislature. wv
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The following is General Beauregards order nc
Stunning the command of the Army of the Ms GS-
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TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
SPRING 81 SUMNER CLOTHING,
FOR
AT REASONABLE PRICES,
HARDING'S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT

a GOOD OPPORTUNITY is NOW OFFER
ca 10 n.,Se who may wish supply themselves early
WIN CLoIHlNG nicely made up and stylish in cut and
z THIS LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK was
purchased from branch houses early last summer IF
fair prices and can and will, make speedy sales be Of
fered al saeaE. dGraacs un cost.
MT H. does not desire tn purchase Goods War Prices
10 Sell To ms customers and will not therefore be able to
keep up his stock during the warafter this date Now
Is the time TO buy from The JSt apf krgest St OK In s
Southern ContedSrucY Our stock consists Of
3"u Black and Cold French Cloth FrnckS and Sacks
$50 Cord Spring Cashmere Sacks and Frocks.
300 Linen White and Culd Frucks and Sacks
goo Back Drab de etc Tracks Sacks
300 Black Alpaca Sacks and Frucks.
400 pairs Fancy Cashmere Pauts
$50 pairs Black brad de eie Pants
200 pairs Black French Cashmere Pants
300 White aud Cord Linen Pants
We have suG Fancr and Plain MarSieles Vests with
good assortment Of Neck Ties Cravats Hdkfs &c Also
Children Suits. and Youths and Bows Suits
E. L. HARDING.
Raleigh, March 7, 1882. u-w&swI2t
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HiLLSBOROUGH MILITARY ACADEMY,
FHNHlS INSTITUTION WILL BE RE-OPENED UN-
= der efficient management Oh WEDNESDAY March
9TH The services Of cers having been permanently Sc
cured no further interruption of duties need be appre-
bended FF
- For Circulars, stating new terms &c address
SUPERINTENDENT H. NJ A."
Jan 81, 1862. Iu-svSwsn,
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ErOss Amount 1882 y
County Purposes, II cents per SLUG value real
estate, iiud 81 cents per ppi I SO :
Schools, 8 do, and ~ do. - b Az. Tu2 >
A0'Ai Apioan''s ~ g $3.50 .
& p q -
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TstAianasdRt,s Et&Iz retro, UFs
- = fro 'ss cosrfsuxn 1asss-. :
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TIE n F EtSp hSp SrlRs ON

A. T. DAVIDSON, President.
BY D. G.. HARDEN. Cashier,
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Poor u cents per 500 valns real f estate and 10
cents psr poll, . - s-'-''s' - y. !,
6chSois, do. ard 10 do. - ,ts ~ - ~
Railroad, SO do, aud 81 do. - Z
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NO. I+.-CANDEN COUNTY.
I RApro ~. ~

yor.rs,.ar CoUsrY TAXES
Poor, IL cents per 500 value real estate, and 80
cents per poll,
Schools, 80 do, and ~ do,
Total Amount, +.
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LII nf lte HlsTksfs.
usssczs mn. MI: II D1.s i.

cxsr sarx MI. III Clny
Non ~ Esenin9s April 1859 II
B. .xhere W. some inquiry to-day, hut
Y III ~ " ted Was U lots III 100 bales.
othing ii Dor ad.
5sf i zaafkst III sxtremsty ds and
a ccnalted "A anali sa1es 81 irrsgn-
q v light but the demand
ri HI sns about soo n n
u 4 mi ma no and aOc,sD saI-
MI 46r boiled, sordinl 10 qnality ~
CoEs. Aboat se0 saeks White sold II VI 40 y
. buahel
sls retailing II $I5d1s5o Y Dbl.
"a til i,snasu a n pled At va 5o
I'M ss7 80 " bbl. ~ A ~.
ss6E ss Ihs ~ sie and for old tBonrbon
WI sAsia} ~ been appp iied y 81 7e@ss
M made IN Lou aiana Rum, AZ Al 40
All h. retail dszaand i sup
\ rlsd Y IN 50c y lon. Fssssss vi
y: We notice wholesale and retail trans
g ~ tarih rates. Nj.
The tran saet lions ~ confined to small
r. ~ 81 TIL taziff rates.
sinx else xspoftsd.
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CONTEMPORARIES OFFICE, 4
City nall, March r., 1862.
. mo. hlG2Il -

osnINANSs eonssrnng the prtyilsss Of inc Riga.
ss Maspy saRs as e bak Gsaas dn Gomez, 81 i.
10 sell The highest bidder for sas after een
ssys +
an s H. o hs IN sda
ion by the City Comptroller be subject the approval
AIT The said shell ROAD shall be constructed by the con-
] s Be and ss
contractor and shall belong to him Two dehes each
& Il
he
be filled and graded BY he contractor according The
sh @ he Of LEX
With ts shall sheea With t ee'n
and ss lake ss h s s s he nsses a,d Lo a
with x thousand g9aqd roller h5ss lin lines second
asns rosl Win he pss enc as
and in slet the whole shck Of SAID hen9
whole work shall be executed to the entire salts of the
Arr s. The contractor shall right place toll
each end Of the and to oemand of rave
For every pc son on horse or back fifteen cents
Far sG e swn h 2 o m !! Kind whether
loaded or mil AIDED, twenty five cents.
or horse kind
e. or horse
AR The hs be to keep the road
as ha at nh
ss e ssdh X @ On II as said load
g. The contractor shall be bound hgn he work in
the sixty days following the approval Of The adjudication
Common Council mp!t'e the after.
G. The COZ shall furnish good and
rity in the OF hou and dollars the faithful
pc Torrance of his said subject
the approval of the Common council.
l. 1t we'll understood that In neglect
by the contractor fu fill par the oin s'jpuaions
the Common Council shahase The right annu the
without putting tn default required by Article
1905 OF the Civil Code and wi hou applying of jus
annul The and without Indemnity Is
well understood that in The shall time fail
keep tie road In good fail TO the lighted
nj h the shall all claims may
to said road and that the city Shall have the right resell
priv risk of the his
curty. f
The said road shall the city the expiration
of said twenty years privilege. s4g,s s'.-sE
(Sgnedl S. P. DELABARRE
President pro Board of Aldermen.
[Signed1 JULES BENT,
President pro TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 20 1862
[signedl JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that on THURSDAY, the 10th April
1867 will sell at Office, IL o'clock the above right
to the highest bidder, for cash.
m22 lit G. W. CULBERTSON Comptroller.
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cssso.ss o,r!ss can't ,,.s s s;s;'s /

csx,oxNs uyrIcA No. 40 Carr sfsz.r. a
The weather yesterday waa uncomfort warm
and dusty. The wind blowing from south south-
east caused the river 10 swell and the piankng on
the wharfs was submerged, causing the different
boats. especially al the Lower Landing. to erect
stages fol the purpose of receiving and discharg-
sing cargoes.s Business was quite dull, but httle
freight Offering for any point.
We are iafsrmed that the steamers Magpona,
Mary 3. Kssna, Republic and Fsrd. kep,eu g
impressed Id tie service Of the Gogeg,snl y. q
LII Memphis on Thursday last fog ene Mous.
WEite river, fos the purpose Of brnglne " s :.
poin. Gen. Van Dorn's Caysify co 81
m. steamers r. Il, podgs, nom Alexsnaria'
Louis nor nom ana 1as ~ su ~,
800 ,., r;rf arrived yesterday with falr
loads. II ..sss !. -. s,an;, - ho;nr
M. viii be Oh for Shreveport this morn
s16 O'Clock She Is . first class low water
and passengers may be satisfied that she will
vi ih .hsn ii military ttme -
/ IN regular and popular weekly packet Louis
leaves as usuai on her return trip this after
noon u Aye O'Clock. " wv Y
Ron DosaLpsoNvILLE IND THE CoAsr. This
morning,a at 10 o,coek, the fsyorite steamer En-,
spira Parish leaves for Donatdspnviile and all
Coast landingss ~ vs. ~ #Ss e d $3.50.
4 The: fast and well known steamer Starlight,
yCaps Haya ID up for Shreveport this afternoon, at
4 o'clock.
The stesner Gen. Hodges, Capt. sleade, vii
BE III tie landing this morning, from Red river, te
load for her return trip, which is appointed fol
| "Wednesday, at s O'Clock P. NJ
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] III escvux0vfics. No. 10 Camp street
IA '3 Monday Might, April I, lSsz,

csssosns oss.cs, NJ q osn N, ssses A.,
Monday Nehts April I, 'set ~ q
f46srshN very exciting ard favor a6le new
- intsliEsnce satis not 70 be supposed that We
~ - IA trsnssctions V comment On so-aay.
- cIfx ~ hseu Id perfecs state of excaaemsnt
sir,,s IN .iaiuR Of tie sun thin morhing Printers,
trt ~ 81 seftsrs III general hese imhibed
~ Ai3S xnd IRE Is independent - Ma
Ssslls IL Third. i True there ~ m election for
III airsstnr of In Crescent Mutual IN;
C6aipxnys mich, II Il Presumed resulted
~ n xxticslafiy Interested desired. Elections
snsns tsrs ~ passed cyers during
ktnls timss. 1SsA 33aa s.ss5SSS3
m 6a ahoSt NE hanks to-day N wess qnist, ~
81 iii qaist Confederate currency advanced,
y "a 16t ~ how much. bscsuse the true friends
" tsS czSiss nsp4r Snteftained any other
& d III deFate aotss we're equivalent
* II sats M tiasa True, the var
e Il . u and prepared to shave and akin
y ~ y VI ~ now nnasx stats Of 2Was'
81 ~ Dur monetary fs.s.
& i 4 4 srnsd Accordingiy. Wesef y n
i mi NJ eontinosd y ths TINE
n ladn u Southern indspepx e. II In =
IN Govsfnmentssd though inlreailty.e
81 u our cisixsns ID not p<fe whsther the Eos
fscog nixsS A or nof. kinanclailys
Sr0at etasr kngiAnd cr Franes
s M9 - ~ moe ~ sa'.se NA9
d k M mo South has jnstices honor and
* bslss Of cotton sone thousands Of hogs
tahassos u ~ ssiEar to sustain = ana y
issd M
a slSs epday, he arst 81 the week, and under
ID II sxcitsmk onr numerous reader w ~
III M of giving them srssnsz
y pr article TIL In = y,
Say olosss uilsssf i biase Bank shares,
~ = in fas. patriotic
I'd So r. n ien hava attended tho movements Of
Mn n xk naSusys yea money no one appesred
~ u NJ NJ ard ~ dlosea this ever mem
dSS, me seventh Of April, in the annals Of
ES fcsy 0tahis assat nnssr polis, The cityof New
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J.. GAILLARD. President
|. SCHREIBER, s .rctary,

with Art XIV the Charter those Of the
aboye certificates which remain nnraei for thirty
the date OF this Office will be elled and
with the interest accrued thereon placed
credit of the contingent the books tho Company
| ....s=.. A. sGHREIBER, Secretary.
A. sehreiber being duly deposes and says thai
the above statement il true and
-------~~7r ----r A. SCHgEIBRR. /,
Subscribed and to- this 10Th day Of February 1857
fore me. .. ~, .t.,s..- =
fell ltaw30d II. NIFGG ELL, J. P. ;
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JEEFE RsoN alTx Ap4il 81 isf2
I40 Texas Reeves, 80 Hogs,
4 6t IN III IA Us Veal Cattle. Amount III stock
scld w aso Texas Bseyes, LOG Hogs. 100 Sheep
\ I'M tds RsAl gattls. Stock remaining on ssle y
Alzs sxaa Rsesss, 4sA Hogs AZ Sheer and l65
stsle. Mes qpste; 5as sS
81 RIO &
NV. o 10
slts, p %, 1i8
grades, n isad Q5l4Q 90
dfst u I'D MS nats II U0gf5 %
4 sscond Qnats n is0 1bs nst.
5HHS Snat1tys tF N III 10.
n 100 D. al3 40
G1Akgs y G0a s 90
9&tsta hts qtAlsy l5sad- ~ is
TS4t s. d.
erst qa6Iitys sead QeA75
sa fehf .45 u086J 0ys
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H. NIFeRELL, J. P.

.=.. p.,s.t. .BI.,sf a. BANK LOUISIANA I
fs '.-''@@ New Orleans, Dec. 81, 1851
4 zIST OF, UNCLAIMED OR UECALLED
ts Gums of moEsy Published in accordance with
of The Legislature. approved March l1,h, 1859: 4
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CoHPrROLLER's OFFICE 4
City OF Nsw Orleans, July 7, 1865
No 2l29.1
% ESDLVED; That the Com ptTOIler be and
~ he is hereby authorized and required give notice. by
with tho nth section Of ordinance no. m approved HSsci
3d. 1854 the Council will not pay sny bill against the city
contracted undsr authority order froci M Coz nSfGr In
sooordanos with thu ordinance referred
!Bsnsd g l., TRACY.
se9i3snt Board OF Asl!steiit Aldermen
Si.nad, L. n. PLACE,
fPssiGsrt Beard Of il5arael.
Approved April 70, 1855. -s.5e
fB3nsi IQHA L. LEWI9 Mayor,
Theaentone the city sad Vi this 90 .,,s Is re
specially csiled to the foregoing rsuoat.nn
= c. ". CGLRERTSON
jyl6u DoInptroier City et New
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NJ MISUNDERSTANDING COMPANY.
~
p4R,sa aa asb Cry n o. NV eoSlsAss.s
TT KsoWs THAT oN 81, & os srH sti
The parish AID ely OF New jrless State q Lo,'ss, "t'o
@ and N ppersans came .ns
srsd S e's @
'e WSo ht .vanr eu.slv. Of The povi.ons
the laws the State o. Louisiana n relation 10 he Ssnn
lion Of 10 se state nave na hna
sSyss Sns those Mo ha ia peses AID under sfe Ok
, ris '''pH'ss''' and 'es''"op' n''s'Ds.el -
Til. shan bs onieied in he city Of New O.
ss s
BIZ ss
'As . Corporation ' 5's 4, III. go.
objects aud purposes Of this goporation are
he CONT asrste States Of aeiea, such buildings
% for An hs uses q s
be- .'Ss into leather The q thefams
pleasure any Of the GoniedeTse States Of America.
The capital stock MS Is hsFe i h s a the
OF ne tinsand do Ia esch 10 be paid IS follows VIZ Ten
than teu cent shall be called tor any peoa OF
- =, , Y. ~. n. J. ,n.,, :,
The espita socs q thus ~ nd dollars. NAV i in
s = ss s'ees e .s s
a ,o.a 10 d s1sssdps in
VI a. s s
s sa S
Of New Orleans. .sSs..5isss = ~
the ,,7. ,os. !, a ,r,,iaea form the
foregoing shall hare 90
bs u po n The snout q ssock iron held BY Zach
s Ss s.hss s y 9 s.x n 6
ash The eoos Of subscriptions to DO open to
'As p"'' - VI.
dc 6oipofae exists Tho part The
E sss sassn .s '
Tina coynor, lon ms, eostnee busness ms .oon as fifty
Thousand dollars Of tie capital stock 'haa have been sub
ss,,'s', t.. a., - :, -. VIII: -, - ..-,,, =. -.
last s st Is s S
hlee without regard he Witch my hsSs som
day Of each Successive year. ~
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such terms and conditions az may b. prescribed By ,s
profits Of GSfpofa"n paid thereon
- - - !, K. ,..,.,,.,
50 bs IL any ssr som lsn The Of
her 4. sSss,sisn 10 the capital stock ana H.
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a . s ,ss, ss d
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acton o sinsss V ~ ~ tnct !,
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day Of May eighteen hnndred anu h'I ui theu
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sias esdey ApEatra April 8 .l6s1
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4 BY Hbds i1noft i, III Grand Ecore.
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ssAS n fishy Bay lie. fin Lower Goass, NJ
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OFFICE CtTIZENS' MUTUAL INsUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY. @9 y 'S &N @@2 4

E@ NEW ORLEANS, Feb. TO-. 1852
The following Certificates OF scp Of tie ssns Of 5tS
Their with the accrued thereon unclaimed In ibis
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EoqIsiANa
Parish OF Orleans, City Of New orlsans
10 it Remembered that the lAh OF December 1851 bstor
Undersigned Justice OF ts Peace In and FOR tho c
.foreaaid personally appeared ohER GAILLARD, Pres
ert and A. Secretary, Of the Ctizeas MntuE
Company Of ksw oi!sas who. being duly sworI
according law do dispose su that tha foregoing account,
just and snscrtpt from the books
the Company. -rs
subscribed iii New Orleans this l4th day o.
December, 1861, before
Ds DE-. MITCHELL,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08

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The Dsecng Rooms be opened on the 18Th of ctob,
Clinical instruction win be given daily wards Of the Char
y Hospital aud three times College Dspensar
The Faculty OF this Institution duly e.c,e
Visiting Physicians and Surgeons the Charity Hospital, and
according to late Act Of the State Legislature sha at ali
times have free to the Hospital purpose of afford
ingto their Pupils practical illustration subjects tlsy
teach.'
The Board of Administrators elect annually April twelve
Resident Students who furnished board and lodging in N,
Hospa and the Students Of this School equally eligible
to this place with any others.
The great aim Of the Faculty npart ahsroughy pac
tcal knowledge Of all the branches of Medicine.
sDissectng material ID abundant cost NJ
charge for attendance at the Hospital.
Of Fees for the full Course of Leares slO8 90
Mateu!aon Fee tpaid but once) 500
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For any further information address &
4 3. d. FENNER, NJ D.,
Dean of the Faculty,
Carondelet street.
New Orleans August. 1900 au25 WIZ