New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-19
Recctp,s Of Produce.

LOWER CoAST-sPe steamer M sharpe,,
Al hhds sugar 50 bbls molasses Menard y Vlgnaua
40 hhds sugar Miltenbergsr &co-sS DO u, Ha NJ, q
Rodd--2o do Gordon 81 Castilfo-21 do J Bur
bridge &co---ss do Lauve & LcBlanc-l6 do asD
Urunhart- 20 do E Durriye &co-26 do Y Attain
( ID do Roman, Olivier &co-l0 do Green q CrumpT
10 do Haadea-9s h6ls molassss u B 5a an
Levique-I2 bbls AS hf do ] Per kns-,lo 40 Bro"n,
Fleming &ce--l7 bales cotton Levy Y Dieter
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer berville-sundries
to order. MAJ =
BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW Per steamer Red
Chief No Is bbls lard ] Connolly Geo-2 do Bat
hornets bbIs potatoes Nixon &co - lll2. sacks
cotton seed lot cattle Capt Wood-l5 scks corn
hides Blckner, Stanton y Newman--lo do u scks
corn and sundries to order.
WASHINGTON Per steamer Anna Perret-1
hid sugar Al bbls molasses Payne, Huntingto eco
--65 do 1l6 hf bbls West, Renshaw IL Can mack
10 do Montgomery & White - 20 bales hay B
Gribble--l3 roll leather Castillo j. Harispie-S2
sacks cotton ssedBradbury Nautre-sundries to
LOWER COAST Per steamer Diana-40 hhds
70 bbls molasses Cazenave-27 SKIS beans Is do
rice J Davd-l6 bales hay S R Mathe-sundres to
order.
Railroads.. -
N. o., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN,
BRASHEAR CITY, March Is, Is62:-5l bids
sugar Bellocq Noblom &eo-26 do Pitcher &c Good
richr2o, do Hays \ sand de 20 do Hal Rodd-
do ] Z Gspie-25 do Gordon l. Castillo SO ties
bhls molasses H & N Marks44s do Pitcher &
Goodrich do rum S o Neison--5 bales hay r
Brubecker. rr
/ N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, March 10, 1870. rolls leather 20
SKIS bark Nabns &co-l bbls eggs John Shaw-l
bdl tree, Foley, Avery &co--Ilot old iron Bach
II csk lampblack 7 II Shelds-l car-lumber r
Eiiott-bkt butter c N Henry-23 SKIS peas Walker
& Snider.
NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
Situated Common street. opposite the Charity Hospital
Course Of Lectures this institution will con,
mepceon S&& 5r
Thursday, the 18th November, 1850.
and terminate in the latter part Of March, 1861.
FACULTY: -
ERASMUS D. FEENlsR. NJ. D., Professor Of Theory an,
AUSTIN FLINT NJ D.. Professor Of Clinical Medicine an
Medical Pathology. a.
| ANTHONY A. PENSION, NJ B., Professor of Anatomy.
AUSTIN FLINT, IT., NJ. d. Professor Of Physiology
| Microscopy. rs
Il SAMUEL p CHoPP1N,M D., Professor of Clinical an
4 Operative Surgery. .
Professor of the Principle
p. WARREN, BRIGKELLs NJ D., Professor of obstetrie
II L.
i Medical Jurisprudence.
HOWARD SMITH, N. D., Professor of Matera Medtca AM
Therapeutics.
n H. D. SCHMIDT, M D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
Dssectfns Rooms VIII be opened the 18th of October
Clinical will be given dal in the wards the Char
ity Hospai and three times week at the College Dispesary
The Faculty of this Institution the duly
Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the Charity Hospital and
according late Act of the State Legislature shall all
the Hospital for the purpose of afford
ing to their Pupils practical illustration of tho subjects
teach.n -r5
The Board Administrators elect annually in APRIL twelve
Resident Students who furnished board and lodging
Hospital and the Students of this School equally eligible
to this place with any others. #gn.w5& DE-. Pc.
The great aim Of the Faculty is to impar thorough
zeal knowledge OF the branches of Medicine. u
Dssectins material is abundant and q nominal cost Nc
charge for attendance at the Hospital ~
Amount of Fees for the full Course OF Lectures Sl0S 90
Naturalization Fee paid but oncel. 90
Dissection Fee III w
drndnatins Fee... 70 w
For any further information address ..
Z. D. FENNER, NJ. D., .,sr,-
Dean of the Faculty,
~ Carondelet street
New Orleans. August. 1850 au25 Wifi
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