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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
r,I TWE FARMERS OF VIsSGINIA

FHOaG between ne northern And sou;aa states AV
ng doubtless become peraA1ent you s l. great measure
J. srDected sgppy NE Soah via BCrIES Aad having been
90 FI yey for yeaT In AtA,e Of eatnssa take
ths liberty suggest he Of beating Batter vel
ssa-s paGag and % pang zp In taba Ager a. n TOP
th.n hotor market sOon Aer packing yoa
g..by can IsaaI pleased receive eonsgansut
sarh souus the highest NSet Priee AID A. deA eH
cnsv-v srnsa gods - the lowest rGst pT
seal he cab pr0cy, for UhkieFer Ay De sent ne
confident thai nae l. % Tie Interest," 81 sot The AaeT
yssE IW0a % - receive Any other coantry
prpuce principal object 70 cal yo1r particular si;en
lion 10 BatlsrAuz supplies been sent heretofore
he south IN flrutn
, i've 10 rsfer-aes from tActtAt have been engaged
10 baaneas eiJ Cor NE last tnryhVe yeArS Al 10
SAMPSON JONES, gent
Grocer and Counnll ioa Merchant
asa-AAs Cor Nsin and qth sis., Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
nUvAL n"a "N,S ,.'soI!sS 8 T2NI.; 80
D1S1iUETT q ANDERSON,
GOVERNOR STRkET

e rsesiS ~ Pal Trade, oArpsanss on Cloths, hA
"a ung Casn ,od, Coracss Aad bAnts, NindoS shAi'i
P- Hsrgars Cared HAIR and ncss fer sals 81 loo prices
cy CaAa lad 6Atresses aAde 70 order a. hort 40
Paper hanging ohs In hs o or sSsaJ ~ HoiA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

TOR rHE SALE o. hhdADkc.
THNHE hzs ths dAy enencei the Auction 6usnes
f3r NEGROEs Al the A-r.'on Room Brankhn
Er-st lately corrupted By BErTs GREGORY.
n. vu sell Negroes 10Th plhusy Ard prvNey an1 toci The
pa,r1r .afs AID Tie Pablo generally. H. pledges h
~ promote The irrvst % his patrons aud uAes hnss
U.s. fru IFS long rHpeeae the tFAde no vii be enabled 10
Obtain The hghst rArke prices lie gill liberal advances
on eli property Lx1iAnd prepared 20 board persons
ggsd ne trade znd also er tsrvEHlshAyng ample Acea
uoiglJna f1r both. Z n sfOALS
On BrEaElin, 3Fd door bslov Wall ItreeS
sgrTf 1stA 1871
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILssgAD.
GENERAL sUPEGINTEHDENTs 0IYIos,
RcHnoSD, July 8lSt, 1861.
Notice to Persons sending Packages TO Soldiers at hanas
sqG, StauntOn, &C., &C.
VNHE practice o. sending large psessg' By NE Nail Train,
hat ana necessary caution peonI eonne Themselves 10
very small packages hsy viii he rk Their being eh
''''-N I'D. WHIToOhB,
20 uGnsrsi superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

OLTI aLUEA superior article Tor Printers, binders and
" oabisSt naksI Fer sale By J. v. PEfrRsoH co.
DTuegs,A eeis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
SOUTHERN MANDATORY OF
Il-c.A.. Il Gsh ns,

Boots and Shoes.
WE undersigned would be pleased TO have the country
wv nerchApts Visiting the city, call upon a.
prepared furnish them with goods Of manufacture
a. low price they be procured here CT elsewhere
earnestly wish that the manufacturing business 10 the line
Of increased hat the trade Of
Richmond greet justify employing from rs TO
100 hands do hope the day not far distant viii be
Ihns ALEN. HILL co.,
Manufacturers and Importers OF
Hoou and ehoea Nc. ~
ap1s Main Street. Richmond, We.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11
SPORTING.

T,HALLENGE TO ALL CREATIoN-FoR TWO ST.
~ Bern RI pups Of tie purcs breed, 33 inches Ugh.
weight t3l pOunaB ten months od. Just mporeF nd
sale on Engirh Bulldog pure white 10 POUNDS weight,
one rus er pop months old, lemon ami whit, color
inHftA tn Won't fetch, prtety trained from
21p nnc Dgsa u di1 rent breeds AddIt II. Gardner
sfngl " II. t'ttl s1sCt az! BryaoAay, ". Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11

NIOTICE-I HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED W. j.
IN Howell No 10 Houston street and 81 Beekman street.
city Of New York sole agent for Pale Ale All orders
sent address will be promptly attended The public
cautioned certain designing who
sureptousy obtained my casks, and filling them with
ale Inferior quality and vending the
faciure will guarantee genuine unless purchased of
w j. Howell, sole agent for New York.
PHILADELPHIA, April IA, 1862 WIN q. RUDMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11

CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED UNTIL.
- 15th.day OF July, 1864, for supplying the United
subsktence Department with g. DO head OF Beef Cat
the hoof.
The cattle 70 be delivered at Washington, d. G., an
animal TO average l,30v pounds gross. No animal al
bulls not wanted.
Tie first delivery Of cattle to be made on the lat
August, or soon thereafter the government may
6OO head OF cattle per week viii be required to be del
under this contract.
A bond, with good and sufficient security, win
quircd.
No bid will be entertained when put in by contr
who have previously failed 10 comply with their contr
any department of government, or where the bidder
present 10 respond TO his bid. II
TIE names Of firms should be stated IN full with
else address Of each member Of the firm.
Proposals from asloysl parties will not be considere
an osh of allegiance must accompany each propoeits
All bids must be accompanied BY two guarantees.
Rds 10 be directed TO Major A. Beckwih, G. s.. u.
Washington, d. O., and endorsed Proposals fos
Cattle" - -..
We, -, OF the county Of -, and State OF -
hereby guarantee that -- is able to fulfil a contract
coran,s with the terms OF his proposition and that ,
his proposition be accepted, he will once enter into
tract In accordance Herewith. Should the coptrs
awarded him prepared TO become his securities
(Thfs guarantee mlst DO appended TO each bid.)
The responsibility " tbs guarantors must be shows
Official certificate Of Tao clerk OF the nearest district Coz
Il the United states District Attorney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11

~ CARRIES DE vrsITEs FOR ONE, DoLLAR-wAR-
IL ranted the genuine article. A trial solicited.
PERC1vAL, $50 Chatham street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11
FURHTTURE.

A BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMELLED FURNITURE
"A in ali coors, OF warranted manufacture; also, solid
rhestnut Chamber Suits, plain and ornamental A. r.
FARRINGToN'S, 36s Canal street. opposite Wooster. Es-
tabLsned in l54S
A BARGAIN FOR HousEKEEPERs.-s15o CASH
n will buy the beautiful Furniture compete Of delight
In house. twenty rooms near Broadway With three years
lease at almost nominal Address ~ With reel
name {. Cester Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11

L,OR SALE-AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, FOUR
T. story anu basement Brick Houses, 221sx45, LOT
on the northerly side of Leiferts street, near II
The Houses are first class an contain all the mo
provements: one short block from Fulton and Allai
nue. cars, located in the most Cen raj and delightful
the city. Any one looking or q 8 pcrior home ~
comfort prices will apply At once ON the PEE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11
FOX nnn "a GENTLENAN or ABILITY RE.

'TZO.ObU. sloasiJiniy ami 4 large trade, wants a
seUiai acgr partner engage In sie AMI profitable
hrs lass tash t.rps Cotnpettiun limited .o0s STAPLE
AMI ANA u druand un intrrvieN rntsici0r5 wi
dsu VII c teA tH Bt~ III prDvsa lrc0atve 1Yrst.
inent AdJISes 90A 80 PhIuieirH.a Post pnics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11

J,OR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY Sc
II Orange, N. j., " til 10 or so acres Of GROUND
barn, carriage house, tenpn alley, NC. The house ha
modern improvements hot and cold water, gas. (
range &e II des red will sell the Furniture, Hors
riages, &C. Possession Immediately. For particua
70 j. =. KLINE, 1876 Fulton street, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11

LARGE LOT OF ALL KINDS OF REAL Z
n city and country Lots bou ht and sold, None.
on good security mortgages me- otiated, and al cths
of business operations
i. D. RICHARDsON 4 co, 50 and 81 Nassau /
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11
PROPOsALS.
, PROPOSALS FOR COOKED RATIoNs,

DRoPosALs FOR COOKED RATIoNs, il
IL 1851
Sealed paopssals will be received ut the United
Mastering oelce, 70 White street, until Friday july
O'Clock H., for supplying Cooked Ratons 10 voint, or
EAions with proper authority in thu city and neghb,
The army allowance OF Soap and Candies, viz -
Four pounds Soap and one pound Sperm Candles 4
one hundred ratons to be furnished by the
The succsssful bidder will be required to liye ia
ties In 5000 each fer the faithful performance
contract r. b. LARNED, Captain Il. s. A
Mastering %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11

COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-NEAR BERGEN
~ n j.; to 80 acres Of land. beautifully locates
Ing on New York bay and plank road; two houses,
&c; accessible every hour from New York; time 80
Price low and terms easy.
CHAS T.. ILLS, "a Cedar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11

LNoR sALE-A FARM OF THIRTY ACRES.
J. Hackensaek, n j., in a high state of cultivatis
comfortable buildings, on easy terms: Apply TO
HUTCHINSON, No. l0l West Thirty-third street
West Tllrty-frs street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11
SUMMER RESORTS.

RERGEN POINT HOUsE-SITUArED AT BERGEN
~ Point n j. near New ark bay about ten minutes walk
from the Laours;te House, for the reception
guests The location Is sp endd the rooms large and
airy; good ashAg fish ing and boating thirty minutes
. III ho rig drive from the city Terms moderate
Meats pier No. North river At ~ and u 20 NJ
so 43O and p NJ and foot Of DEFY 1880 A. NJ
and 30 u For further part culars inquire II g. West
ghtenh street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues- A
Sa~ay which ID hold four persons would be
taken pay for board
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A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE-WITH
"A acres of Land delightfully."- situated In most !
picturesque country, fonr hours by railroad from u
Suitable for school, college or public institution
500 800 in cash. the balance credit of yea
swers applicants will be lett for the parties at the
office, where they may he seyeraliy called for. Add
X a. box 10 Herald Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11

A FRENCH LADY. OF HIGH REsPEcTABrLITY AND
n experience desires TO be goyerness or
travelling a family Residing In the country Tor the
summer Would prefer single lady. The best reference
Address Clara u p Herald ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11

A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE AN ELEGANT
"A try Seat the Hudson, con aiming about 10
land, with variety OF fruits and errles; grounds
in beautiful scenery, inc lawn deiighfal groves,
minutes drive OF railroad cations and steamboat ~
convenient to churches Of various denoInnano
schools Of high order and comman s, one s OF
the FTniture, Carpets, r., &c. TO ct er with . I'm
seven octave Piano, viii be sold with the premises
sired, at bargain, afording line opportunity 70 COZ
lie in he county without the annoyance ana care
attendant thereon. Immediate poss ssion given; an
easy. Fo full PARTICULARS inquire OF VAN HOESEN
tree Nav 0rk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11

GOOD FARM FOR SALE OR TO LETT
"A good cultivation, With all tue crops stock nfen
furniture for sale. For further particulars address
j. Smith, North Greenfield Sara GA county, N.
reasons for selling No agents need apply.
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Ssbifta llf tpe stIarksts.
0EsssTsE orsIGr, Eo. "a c..r sra,

0KfsurM4 QrIfGr, No. nd CANa SrRExa,f
81 dnesday Epenina Anrii a 1861
ss C01T0N We have heard Of one on two negotias
tons peading, bnt none contaminated.
SIS TpaA ct,0. N0thIng reported. s.
& SDuAR The market il extremely dull and the
aalas are confined to abont "a Khds,, AZ irregular
Prices Some Of The dansa ctons were at ri for
Good Common 1sc. for Fair 10 Fully Fair, saa@
4ac, fur Prime ii Choice 55c. for CHARMED yellow
Ind b. :for White. 81 4
4 MoIAssss Abont 400 bbls. sold at sitter
prices Farmsnting. y aboilsd, 1879 tsc.
Ahont 800 sacks sold At ri Is u bnshel.
hs tarfh ratsis ri a. bnslsE 5 e n.
I & BEEF The retail demand u suppl at $50 so
Efor Prims ana WI 80 ~ bill Tor Mess. ~ eta,
NJ RAooN WI noaice Wholesale and retail trans,
actions 81 tha tarid rates. s8
RHasxx Thg sssiill demand III old 11Bourb 81
|and Mononga haa bssn supp d AZ All 7o@s3
al AZ 81 gallon. sss1si
Al Nothing else reported.
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|y!lLpusy 'latkiI.


ssdassasy assuias. Apsat Z, lsss.s
I'D rsspon.ibls fnahciers, every thing pertaining
g money and paper was % da. as 9 .aool hsu
our numsrcus readefs' A. sney 90 my y oh's ".
dsrstand fAe remark viii not require a.em y Wy
great eucidation @ ~ 70 ana aooat sne oanks Y
wAs very quiet There we're calls tor cAanSe, 80
tho oftsrspested inquiry, 81 why dom The sanhs
issue small notes a. was repeated VI
meet tbe requirement. III rather the -
the nuh,c I've are eslfe there has not been any
rslsi us6sssitx f0r Id scfeat q demand ter anaus
N.Y.. sshcSS M bsens brppx about IN tne ~
easrsa of ho thu BanE III lsoa ~
Wy III 6mence i issues1 ot sDlaiA
No. III III dsno lation ~ -. y w. ano os,l
.tamu4ds in Ganfsde notes. an ne
f1nniana stax Bank Viii adopt the same coafse.'
sIh;us hi N gsest measure, meet, the demand
NJ 1baS and kssp the ssuea ot thsse panss r.
~ NV ~ not extend their issues rs any 1n-.
ta aild Anfleagpr TO relieve the COM
Al psrt NJ ths constant inquiry for change.
At Nv tate Treasury under n fne
gQ0 300 authof are being issued as iasts as
Stnsy an YET they arg hoarded, arg
la NJ y = ~ 80
silapls sondnct the operat iona from
c 3, g II sssssH ~
Il An 6Daiss adopt Nv the two banks BANK Q
/ L6ajsiana ma State Bank Y I'D IN a. great mea
sur xalies8 ths constan calls Tor chang change
an n NE sssi; w r1otaa for small sums BIZ
80. M sss
u s 49,
EAAre y. N
i any a. Ies a. bonds 2S.s n.
I'M mass imnortant feature of the day is the
ranv f,eI,sors - tbe al,
d !, y 81
re- coming forward " Meet anelr saK essie - ooin
nasndab BE, md shown V general desire to sustain
the craiit md faith Sf onf cit IN fact our tax
.,;,;ga,,. - Q n, ana IA AZ
u NJ
tRs 81 w n s.ss
our glorious State and the Gonfedera ate Govern
Ne have merely 10 repent to alt call at ths
iT;.a Si;,S.a and N IN II,
T. q 4 IL 81 ~. g.
there Haa nothing nene ~ exenange 90 aaysH ~
ofsen bsfnK6 remarked, the exchange market ii d
ls1ui,;tr " this ii me. ID 81
5000 III ia II H. fonesda,at.
EEa We aNRdMA healHsS III AES aI the SoHttletdtt
II ftgp nf
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j. MILTON RELE,s
Street Commissioner.
( PETITIONS, ETG.sRs5kf III
The following were referred to the Finance Com

lMo iolio"ins " eTe feleFEedtQ tHe FINANCE Com
mittee, viz: s4sst
81 Nav ofiaans january ist 10 March ISL 1859
wv q New oeans eas Company for repairs Of make
.a Isns g Arno, had he
m
Rss an & g. Mss e
fsen BiIof police oniasr, IN dsshars
ssa sshisls wv over
Mr. ahorde appeared and took his seat. IA
The petition Of Miller 4 Gerhadt, regarding tleii
contract and right 70 collect the revenues Of The
meat Market, Second District, praying that the
proceedings eclaring their case void y be stayed
was read, when the rules were suspended, on mo.
stions OF Mr.. Kingsand, and the following resolu
:tion, presented by said member was read and sre.
fsFred, with the foregoing petiton, to the Finance
Committee, viz 49, ~ - $s 80
Rssolsea RI, cammIt,es he authorized
sas sesssa B
c. Miller .t psesmber 1861
from the Finance CSmntee upon the application IF Sid
lessee for relief shall have been meae. fs,E. . |
The following petition Of Jno. n. Frobus, City
TO 90 to the.war, Mr.. Francois Correjoiles to ut
tend TO MS duties, etc.. was read aud laid over,
h epmmsncation from Whenton Director
vacancies in tie School Board Of said district
was laid over, subject to call. 'S f n 5sfs
4 The petition sof Thomas II. Barker, asking
permission to erect steam engine ana furnace On
New sLevee street. between Erato and Thalia
sfreets,p was referred to the Police Committee,
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolution, presented by Mr. Leefe
was read a second time, and adopted by the fol-
lowing vote, the rules having been stspended:sI
Yeas: .Messfs Magioni, Alien, Beebe,e' BENT.
Davis hodgkins, Kingsland. I4eefe, Laborde,
.Mensman and Seicshnayd re-l lsss &c.
Z I 4 Mays & ~ Tone. 40 sssaarss.'ssS
The # ths Committee sabs,
pIsss n b ,
q the mothers sisters lea mntesd ina
ssis thy hs have proof
and arc IN needy eircn1nstafces S's f'1tsN
sUn motion Of Mr.. Ieefe, the rules were sus
psn a ana the foregoing resolution was, BY
UNANIMOUS s consent sent no the Board of Alder.
A1s1 N0E concurrence. 50 49, II = =.
III aaeaaass rom ths Board q sermea NM
" ~ invited to concur In lie following
s. shlsns MAS rasdSR second time ana
ss - s1o s9iaa having been auspanded.
~ Rssa!ses rhatstbs city sntssyd,s,,s ~, 4.
Sssted r. aSamna lie csndi 81 ana g. % hereby
Aoee ssii and Oil, 6oaps ar,bs District
BY mesaage from the Board 81 Aiaarrna,, .,.
BOARD Wa@ invited To concur III res,i,,. shs
adopfed tn!s day BY said Board, which wsa VIZ
ume and concurred IN, The rules hasiar
On tis TS bsset s road nea
I, gnmotion Of Mr.. Benft; che petition Of Juo. n.
Ero9ns asking leave of absence for six month";
S va over was called up, when the Yollowinr
sssols'sion' presented by Mr.. BENT, was read 4;
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II III S5 Il coMprReLLER's OFFICE
- "a Sss&5.ss "a CITY ball, March q, 1882.

AN eonsstnng tts privilege e ta Isht
sissisSs $3.50 '''li
j TeIs a e.
u
Sssss II
BY The approval otTe,
3 Hs 10 y Inc CON
Il u
shall belong Y him Two di.shes,
Il.
~ gy snrssyer sssii
3 a 8 u s g. as sy s
eiKh.een insss abass the wasr q Lake
fiaa nsf s
s & s ss iasnss &c ia
viii six thgasad pound roller, layer
rolled my b.
and I ssa so Hs ss T. M q
ghes work Shall ssssssd j liz ers fiF
All contractor shall hays tho rlss 10 PLACE toll
sss e. ssss A, Sf s
For every On horse uls back fifteen ceHs ~
50 ssss
sshIsIs q
sss horses Or horse
as tesp the saa
MI 6 @ T sasa
at apssf e IS
ssS sSss SSy
Art The shaf furnish good and soiyent
y sum I, sa,aas the faithful
the approval Of the Common Council 7i+St s' -
iswell that neglect or failure
Ding Stjpulsijons
the Common Council shall the
M XII s putting II by Arse
tee to annu the saine and went indemnify and Ii il also
10 keep Fl good The sane iiehted
III HI s sss Psb
enritF. ,ta9 KEW S355t 5 ~ = e.5s.
z o. said twenty years, privilege.
Y 81 tSisnedl s. II! ;DEhABARRE,9a s55
g s FreRde tenn Board
r stal lSignedl s III LES 81 ~,
President Hoard Of Assistant al dermen. II
@ 9stslgnsdi John q. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice y hereby given, That THURSDAY the 10Th Apr
1857 will sell office u o'clock the above rirht
of way 70 the highest cash e W
s. tn22 Ut CIV. 5GUt.BERTsDN .gonptroIler.i
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Louisiana iSesUisag .1laclsine Co.
z sGAPITAL 100000. sf-

- y
Company being formed under ihs the egis
anre Of LonisianaI authorizing Interpretations cizen
the object Of which Company Is afaetre Machines
patents granted Grover Baker Howe cap
ita has been fixed at the of FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DoLLARS divided into shares Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS each The and title Of THIS Company shall b.
i THE LOUISIANA SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
Parties wishing to take stok in this enterprise which prom
large dividends the nyestnea tho reenton
of capital in midst obtain further information AZ The
Office of the Eagle Cotton Gin Company 81 stChares street,
Subscription books stock will be open at the Office Of
saoTTscHALK WAGNER, Noasist Public. MIG 2plt&W,i
NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF nIEDICINE
Situated Common street opposite the Charity Hospital
sst Course of Lectures in this Institution Will CON
mence sa--=s ~ $ Ss.73g1t
Ss Thursday. the 18TH November, Is6o,
and terrainate in the latter part Of March, 1851
2 9FACULTY: tsy'as
Vi Ell Asdus q. FENEER. NJ. d. Professor Of Theory and
AUSTIN FLINT NJ D. Professor Of clinical Medicine and
ANTHONY A.PEN1sToN,,M N. D., Professor of Anatomy
AUSTIN FLINT. Jr, d. Professor Of Physiology ans
sAMUEL r. chopin, NJ D., Professor of Clinical Ana
Operative Surgery. lFEss-s55 77'1T 5,Ts5
sRgsrs and Surgical Pathology u n' fne'ps
ri WARREH BRICK ELL NJ. d. Professor of obsterc
= cRAyeouR, NJ. D.. Professor OF Chemistry an
Medical jurisprudence. sri {s7- .-zf.l, Z. -
HOWARD SMITH, NJ D.. Professor Of satsria Medcn ane
Therapeutics. -
8 II. %. SCHMIDT. NJ. D., Demons.tator of Anatomy. -
The Dissecting Rooms will be opened 18th of October
Clinical be given daily wards Of the Char
y Hospa and three times week at the College Dspensary
The Faculy Of this institution amongst duly eeeted
Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the Charity Hospital and
according to late Act Of the State Legislature, shall
times have free the Hospital purpose of afford
Ing to their Pupils practical illustration Of the subjects they
iteach1, Eis7= = m V
The Board Of elect annually. April twelve
Resident Students who furnished lodging in the
Hospitals and the Students Of this School equally eligb
70 this place with any others. Is 1855 ~ l5 4
The great aim Of the Faculty import teroughl
ical knowledge ofal the branches Of Medicine. N
DsseetiIg material s abundant and ut nominal cost Nc
eharss for atendanees Ut the Hospal.s s 5ass s
Amount Of Fees for the full Course sl0S 90
Matriculation Fee paid bnt 3 %
Disseetlon zee 10 90 ::
= Graduating Fee- $500
For any further information, address ~ <
s.Y = qats; "a. b. sFENNER, NJ ~,
= sff g g Dean OF the Faculty - 70
2 BS -. @ ~ 5seafondelet street. 4
i New osleaus. August. 1860. as g an25 Wifi &
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-03

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~ zsls a City Of New Orleans, July 1, 1856 4
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~ That the Corn l,frOll ~. lhe nd
~ hereby required "a give notice. ~
Hsndng In accoTdspce
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ne sststisI y the officers and III n ii
spSotfAiy esioS 70 tno foregoing revolution
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