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WANTS..

TTOUsE SERVANT AND SEAMSTRESS
II WANTRD-Apply In Church street, east side,
1a1t door TO Battery. February9
TWO ROOMS, INCLUDING BOARD, WANT
ED in private family, below Broadstreet pre-
ferred Boarding house keepers need not reply. Ref
erences given. Address PHILIP, Daily News Office.
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WHITE SERVANT GIRL
w to cook wash and iron. Apply at No. 282 KING
STREET over Fogarty & Stilrnan's Dry Goods Store.
February 1"
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VIyANTED.-5OO BUSHELS UPLAND COT
w TON SEED. Apply at "
Fohr,,rv7 No. 173 East Bay.
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ing night? When it came to the end, the sick
room, and the consumption, and the gorgeousY
elaborate Italian Opera bedstead, catafalque.
shaped with which the bedsteads in the royal
palace would but poorly compare when the
maid and the doctor came in, and when marked
her altered countenance, in which disease and the
heartless absence of that poor creature, the
tenor, had left their mark, WAS deeply affected.
The amateur near me was fddling nerVously with
his white handkerchief. But when the poor
creature II mean the tenor) did turn up at Vast
mot, firmly believe, from any natural good i'm,
pulse of his own) and he, and the doctor, and
the maid, and the dying lady struck up pathetic
sick-room quartette, could hardly stand it any
longer, and the grooming amateur near me was
hopping his eyes hard and fast. Biissful night
indeed! Down came the heavy folds of the green
curtain, and came back to prosy life again.
Sadly and slowly rose to go, stumbling in the
| dark over the steps and benches, Sadly and
slowly saw the grooming amateur rise to 60 also
He stumbled and CROPPED over benches, and felt
drawn to him by sort of sympathy We had
been both affected; we had been both touched by
| the same chords. He seemed an old man, and !
| was glad to observe that one SO old was not dead
to generous impulses. An irresistible instinct,
prompted me, on fresh and more helpless STUN
BILE on his part, to rush forward and offer my arm
civiIity which he hastily declined. But was
determined not to be rebuffed, and could be use
full, at least, with cab or something of the sort
so / following him down the stair into the full
blaze. The full blaze revealed his back, in which
| | seemed to recognize familiar outline.
| hurried down the steps, to get good look at
his face; but as l looked, he turned his head
sharply away. waited till he passed; we were
both well under the glare Of a lamp, and me" |
saw who it was. Alas! was this the way he was
going to hear the divine utterances of the Rev.
| Wilkins Hubbard?
Need l say what that might resulted ina com
| plete and entire reconciiaton-not only in re-
Cancellation, but q reform. Invidiously | may
mention that the Rev. Mr.. McCorkup was routed,
and there were two particular stalls in the Roya
Italian opera from which myself and my convert
were rarely absent during the season.
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DAVID r. BOYD Superintendent and Professor Of Ancient
Languages and ngiish Literature
RICHARD NJ. yENABLE, Professor Of Engineering.
JOHN a. A. WEST, Professor of Mathematics and Com
nandsnt Of Cadets,
JEAN PIERRE BBLLIER Professor Of Modern Languages
aud Literature.
EDWARD cUNNINGHAI Professor Of Natural Philosophy
JOHN R. PAGE, NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry MinersIogy
and Geology.
JAMES ". WILSON, N. D, Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology and Surgeon- rse .4.s
JAMES NJ BOYD A. NJ, Assistant Professor Of Ancient
Languages and Literature. ts75
ROBERT e. RIVES A NJ, Pin. D., Assistant Professor Of
Modern Languages end Literature.
COURSE OF STUDY.
The course Of study embraces Preparatory and an
Academic Department Special Schools Of Civil
Engineering, the other of Medicine
The Academic Department comprises Literary an scien
Course which have their point Of divergence in the third
Tor SOPHOMORE class In the Literary Course the Ancient
Languages Literature thoroughly taught in the
Scientific Course the Greek language Is omitted and In ts
stead are tau ght and Practical Engineering
ADMISSION Of CADETS
Cadets viii received under fourteen years of sge
| They may be residentsof other States.
beneficiary Cadets received unless the
President Of the Police Jury making appointment cer
fss that eher the appontee his parents able to
| defray his expenses at the Institution. IN
applicant admission the Preparatory Department
must read aud write we'll and know Arithmetic far
Ratio Proportion inclusive and the rudiments Of Eng
lish Granmer and Geography. Fs
To the Academic Department. is necessary to know
Arithmetic Algebra through POPULATIONS of the First
Degree English Grammar Geography and the Elementary
Gramm II and reading in Latin and French.
will be admitted to either Of the Special Schools
Civil Engineering Medicine who is qualified to enter
Tor Junior Glass of the Academic Department
The parent guardian must state in writing entering hf
which of study Special School he wishes
him to pursue. rs -zreEs ia Al ,ss-
Expenses per Session OF Ten Months.
Tuition Board Washing Of Furniture, Fuel Lights
Medical Library Fees Books Stationery, 500
payable the balance the lat of
ruary deposited cotingen
fee 1926 50 Of which is expended will be
T funded. .ssr.zs -
1t will be the fees every fem of
except clothing good supply of which the Cadet must bn
with him. {
Payments in advance This rule impair
tive and will be enf1rc ed in every case.
Parents requested to give tei- sonsver little poek
= money, not exceeding S. per month .-s
- SPECIAL NOTICE,
The late Session having June 30 with l03 marculae
and it being almost certain there will be less tina
Cadets present during the next session. those DESTROYS
patrouzing nsition advised 10 be prompt in ente
, ing their the first day of the Session
State beneficiary Cadets must not fail to be present at ii
beginning of the Session. places cannot be reserved
them. ~
= For further information address v4 E
. D. IF. BOYD, Superintendent,
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MT. ST. EENEDTCT's ACADEMY,
PoEMERLY CEDAR GROVE,
Portland, Kentucky.

The new session Of this Academy Young Ladies' win
are taught al the branches Of thorough education so
Quoted by the Sisters Of the Lorett6 Institute The buildings
Delightfully."- andretrsdy aftusted On the bank Of the Ohio
river in the suburbs Of Louisville to which city II has CON.
slant access by the Portland Street Railway
The charges, per session 81 Eve months XII
ton are from $50 to sl9 seeordaa tie bgaacbss ssast
Paao and GuitarDaneing, Drawing and Painting and fdr
French Lessons and Ornamental NeedIewotk ~ ~
REFgRRScEs-Rt Rev. Bishop Lavas and eiayyy
Of toe city MessEs. Peters Webb & Co.. Webb IsvsnS
T. r slevin Gain, Louisville: Paul Fies u. Mesuloch
and L. Ruth Portland j. A. Smith j. B. WinstandleT and
j. Mcmahon, New Albany. Ind. ~
Pr further particulars apply person By Letter to the
Mother Superior NJ Sc Benedicts Academy Portland KY.
THE SECOND ANNUAL SESSION
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

A H CENAS. NJ. D., Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
JAMES JONES, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics, etc.
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery
G. A MOTT, NJ. D. Professor of Materia Mediea.
THOMAS HUNT NJ D. Professor Of Physiology
t. G. RICHARDSON, NJ, D., Professor Of Anatomy.
j. W MALLET, Phi. d. Professor of Chemistry.
sAM'L NJ. BEMlsS, NJ D., Professor of Medicine.
u 3 GNHI66HEhdaI NJ D. Demonstrators of Anatomy
Annual Course of Lectures in this Department will
begin November l2 1866 and end March a. 1867 Pre-.
minary Course will be given in the Charity Hospital
nencng October 18th without charge to students The
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 10Th.
The Clinical advantages of the Institution unsurpassed
The Professors Physicians and Surgeons of the Char
Hospital and the Students accompany them in their dali
visits.
FEEs-Tgkets all the Professors, $40; Naturalization
49, Practical Anatomy, slo Diploma, $780, Payment IT
H''''N t. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D :, Dean.
Eew Oraans Aupust g.
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yuvuonHAs B. BoDnEx q co..

EHyMOMAs IL. B0DLEY q CO.,
NO. 0 PERDIDo STREET, adjoining Masonic Building
OFFICE no. 1873 GRAvIER STREET, Kew ORLEANS.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AMI
PORTABL STEAM ENGINES,
Circular CrossCut Mill and Muleg saws Corn Mills; VIII
Mills Betting Apparatus; Skating Pues and Betting
All descriptions of Plantation Machinery and Agcutu rs
Implements
We keep constantly On hand full supply OF
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels Wheebsows from the well known factors
of Joshua Bodey, Wheeling, Va.
We have connection with extensive FoundeB and hacine
Shopsn Louis Louisve Cincinnati and Pttsbure through
which prepared to contract for class OF machinery
on most favorable terms deliver anywhere north e Now
| Orleans freq of freight THos b. BoDhEs bo
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WINTERS IMPROVED PORTABLE
Viz. CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
.# rs. .- with -.s-g ..

I'VE respectfully call attention TO our ..IMPRoyED
PATENT SET AND FEED WORKS." GONE Of the particu.
lar advantages claimed therefor being as follows
lsThe instantaneous and uneIgy certain act of the
log the endngthe Saw with single motion Of the
hand under device simple effective and in no
wise subject to brekage deangemente log OF Whatever
length being at both and the instant OF
time by the Sawyer above stated; and an nnerrng uni
tomty in the thickness OF the plank throughout insured
2dhe saving secured Only in the number OF hands
employed about mill but the SAVING of thab which Of far
more Importance, to-wit in the working time Of the mill
sufficiently illustrated pefhape when it stated that in the
setting time usually required by other mills able to
run back Hset" and another plank Thus are
inute accounted part by the fact that the Saw ia al
most increasingly engaged the runback time excepted in
work from the moment the stock ia in place until Is
entirely converted into lumberl
3d-The peculiar arrangement of the Feed Works j
whereby the sp" anu wear and tear always incident to
the usual belt arrangement avoided and in lieu an nsan
taneous sartlng' and stopping unfailngy Effected
4h-The substantial and perfect proportions Of the Mill TO-
gether with its combinations Of Stee Saw Mandel tBabb
Metal Self ing and Self Adjusting Boxes the irequen
caon supports the carriage for the log and the unusua
beauty of finish among the other features which parteu
ary characterize MILL and which for it the Hnta
ing admiration of the practical.
Mil all that required and all that is asked in nstaDc
to insure preference namely IAN examination before
chase elsewhere"
| - WINTER 4 CO.,
ON flames PATENT SEQ WORKS" applies
with facility to Mills Of other patterns:
l. MONROE & hEDDINGToN,
| Agents for the above Mil,
4 I No. 63 Caropdeet street
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SESSION OF 1867.

D WARREN BRICKELL NJ. D : Professor of obstetric:
and Diseases of Women etc.
HOWARD SMITH, NJ, D., Professor Of Materia Medca;
l. L. GRANDEUR NJ D., Professor of Principles and Prae
tice of Medicine.
HENRY F. CAMPBELL, NJ D., Professor Of Surgery
ALFRED C. HOLT, NJ. D., Professor OF Clinical Medicine
A E. PETICOLAS, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy
j. D. BRUINS NJ d. Professor OF Physiology and Patholosy
FRANK HAWTHORN, NJ. Professor of Medical Chems'
WIN s. MITCHELL, NJ D., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy
and Special Lecturer ophamic Surgery and Diseases
JOS HOLT NJ D.. Assistant to the Chair of Obstetrics:
A. W PERRY NJ. D., and FREDERICK L0EBER, NJ D.,
Demonstrators of Anatomy
L. B. COHEN NJ. D., Assistant to the Chair of CheHis
try :, M, ,..t,,.,o,
will begin November T. 1865 and will end March 10 1901
Preliminary Course will be given in the Charity Hospital
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 10Th.
The Clinical Advantages of this Institution are unsnr
passed The Professors under the laws OF the state
Physicians Surgeons of the Charity Hospital and their
pupils accompany them in their daily visits.
FEES: e..
Tickets Of all the Professors. lao
Matrcunttun. ''''.''...'
PRACTICAL Anatomy ~
Payment required in advance.
Dean of the Faculty.
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY
LEARNING, AND MILITARY ACADEMY,
Near Alexandria, La.
Founded and Supported by. the state Louisiaaa
The SIKH Session begins en- the arst MONDAY in sepe-
EDUCATIONAL.
THE LoUIsIANA STATE sEM1NAR
LEARNING, AND MILITARY AcADExY,
Founded and Supported by the state e Louisaea.
Academic board:

The sixth Session begins the first MONDAY in septem
berDext and ends on the 3otb Of June, 1851.
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PRESSES AND COTTON GINS.
cTAR COTTON GINS
AND CoNDENsERs.
EMERY BROTHERS, PATENT.

These celebrated COTTON GINS differ materially from
ether many respects They simple compact and
porabe easily BET up and kept in runoing order aud
highly recommended being capabls of turning out
and better cleaned Gnned Cotton per day with amount
Of expended without injury to the staple, than any
other Gins yet introduced.
The CONDENSER and CLEANER attachments for these
are constructed with substantial Frames containing
revolving cylindrical of heavy perforated zinc
attached open iron heads The Cotton, is gnned is
discharged from the Gins directly into the Condensers and
upon the revolving screens and delivered from between
COMPRISING rollers the discharge side Of the Condens
in thick bat and free large amount dust
that would otherwise be discharged with the
into the lint by the ordinary pocess of ginning
For sale, with or without Condensers, by
o. BRECKIERIDGE BABCoCK,
lis Poydras street,
.....-... Lock BOX 8g7, P. o.
STAR COTTON PREss-tFIBEPROO
a the SQUARE bounded BY New Legee Tchoaptoqlas Race
and Orange Streets having
Improved Tyler Press, at
WIN receive Gotten on Storage and q Ship
Ls'' Il caropdelet street New orleans
Order 9xs s o5 1ed Ws sso CO.
Go,s. l66 Grayef street: No i g.Zondelet street
IT III. Ell. HEDGES, SSH"
COTTON eINSERY AND P1cKERY,
.. 3s1 TchoupItoulas Street,
Between Thaa and Terschore street. head of Hunter
Cotton hauled to or from any part of the city.
The celebrated new E. Carver Co.'S COTTON GINS used
Sacks to contain Cotton Seed furnished to Planters and
Commission Merchants free of charge.
Highest price paid in cash for COTTON IN SEED.
Box for orders at l66 Gravier street.
DENNIS COTTON PRESS,
(FoRMERLY UNION COTTON PREssA
On Terpscfehore streets
Between Tchoupitoaiss and Peters street, .
OFFICE IS CARONDELET STREET, NEW oRhEAhH
Is now prepared Cotton storage and for son
| pressing. PENN SIMMONS. PropriStora
| wyEO8@BUBS COTTON PRESS
v Bounded by
LEVEE CALLIOPE, GAfEFE1E and the RlVEE
. r. HiIlman 81 BonEanOs I
Proprietors. New Orleans
Orders left at the Price Current ONCE No. Isl arasie
street. q. BonSanoB Office, No. Clinton street., VIII bav
| immediate attention
COTTON &INa
TAYLOR, Brown
| EAGLE, SOUTHERN,
| EMORY q CRAVEN, koCHARTY
| --kNp-- ..-. fl
Excelsior Cotton Gins
With Engines Horse Powers everything !eepete 70
| running and ready for immediate shipment
'"s'' ~ JOHN B. FULLER.
No. 3 DEY STREET, NETWORK
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STORAGE.

SToKAGE.,.....,,.......................srO RA0B.
g. R. LONGLEY, JOHN NJ, PUTNAM-DEITA WARE
HOUSE fronting and New Levee between Girod ard
Lafayette streets.
above Warehouse being thoroughly repaired With
foors ETC. will he prepared receive storage for
Flour, Corn Oats Wheat Bran Banging and Rope and ali
kinds of Merchandise LOSGLEY & co
Refer tO-S. o. r. A Nelson, r. Beakley Co. Violet,
Block Co, j. s. Wallis Co.. G, G Garner Patton Dug
gan. Conway Broa Lloyd r. Coleman.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC

FOAGER & co.,
F. F. FoLGER L. FoLGER, W. H. THoMAsl
DeaIers In Hardware, Iron, Ship ChandIery,
81 80 Magazine Street. Opposite St. james Hotel N
Nels and Castings, Hoop, Sheet and Bar Iron, shoves
ad Pps and Iesd Hose
Packing, Circular, Mill and Gross Cut Saws,
HARDWARE AND SHIP cHANDLERY
CELLS H. BosTICE, FRANK W, sEYMoUR)
BostIck Sc Seymour.
Importers and De
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
STOVES, TIN WARE and TIMERS TOOLS,
BAR and SHEET IRON, TIN and TIN PLATE,
SHEET COPPER, ZINC, NAILS, AXES,
CHAINS, sHovELs, SPADES, HOES,
LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, GAS PIPE,
BRASS WORK and PIPE FITTINGS
RUBBER BETTING, HOsE and PACKING
COTTON WASTE, Etc, CORDAGE,
COTTON and FLAX DUCK, TWINEs,
OILS PAINTS. LAM s, LANTERNS, Etc
AuKind OF Steamboat and Railroad Supplies
So and So Fulton, IS and 81 Front street,
between Gravier and PoydraS,
M WM1TTw 81 CO..
GENERAL COMMISSION,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants. and
Hardware Agents.
Nos 10 and street. of Grossmgn toppo
site the Custom House,) New Orleans, La.
GonagnmentB OF Merchandise, either for sale shipmen
| will receive prompt and careful attention.
HARDWARE. HARDWARE
Il. j. MULLAN CO.,
Wholesale Dealers
In
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
| Agents for
RoWE's STANDARD SCALES
n Common street. New Orleans.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

DKOTOGRAPH GOODS AND ALBUMS
s. T. BLESSING,
"a CHARITIES sTRE8V.
wholesale and Retail Dealer In
PHOTOQRAPHICAL INSTRUMENTS,
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS AND FRAMES
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CELEBRITIES, Ere.
Would call special attention to his and spendd stock Of
Albums and Bible Albums, which he Is selling REDUCED
PRICES His stock comprises all Sizes kinds and qualities
Including PATENT HINGE BACKS, which, for durability
PHOfOGRAPHS of all the Generals. Views Of tho City,
and fancy subjects in great variety plata and colored
PHOTOGRAPHERS, city and country supplied with evoy
article used in their business at lowest market RATES
Send for tlatalngnes with nrl
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TTNTvERsITY OF VIRGINIA.

The Session will begin on the LIST day Of October 1885,
and end on the 18th OF June, 1867.
Professor Second Professor Of Law will be
appointed on August when the organization Of
the Departments MISUNDERSTANDING Law and MeSi
calvin be fully eestabished on the same enlarged basis
before the war; tI -5&iH
The entire expenses Academic STUDENT exclusive
books clothing asd pocket money amount to $500 in
currency per of months of the Law STUDENT to
1855, and of the Medical Student, to 1895.
For catalogue, giving Details for special information,
address s. MAUP1N,
Chairman of the Faculty.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA,


FAcnItyf
GEN. ROBERT E LEE President.
CARTER j. harris, professor OF Latin.
JAMES ]. WHITE Professor of Greek.
ED S. JOYNEs, A. NJ, Professor Modern Languages and
English.
10 be appointed-P Professor Of Moral Philosophy
A L. NELSON, A. M, Professor Of Mathematics,
VIM ALLAN, A NJ, Professor Applied Mathematics,
4. S. MCCULLOH, A. NJ, Professor Natural Phi fosophy
JOHN [. CAMPBELL 4 NJ Professor Chemistry.
JOHN W BROCKENBKOUGH, L. l. D. Professor Law
HARRY ESTILL A NJ. Assistant Professor Mathematics
0. POWELL GRADY, a. NJ, Assistant Professor Latin.
Go be RppoinL ed-Ab sistant Professor of Greek.
Preparatory Course instituted which Students
unprepared Regular Glasses receive N
necessary The Session begins I'd THURSDAY utn
SEPTEMBER and ends last Thursday in June
TERXs-Tuon and all other College fees. SleG
ALI other expenses, including Board Euel,
Lights, etc, nee1 not exceed 26u
Fourher information or Catalogue address the Faculty
of Washington College, exington Virginia
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Mrs HENRY sTMoNs having been REQUESTED ~ -
o. nee euthern and Western friends fTose c65,S5
been educated q the Instute to make known M
announces % Them that she receives pupils from I'D
5efIaaa ana Hs6sew Languages thoroughly Masic snd
Singing taught Dy able professors. Sewing EubFass
made especial instruction Dancing and 49,
eses taught during the winter season Te pyus sffeii
he institute will md it home in every respect and evs
care vii be taken with thsiF and religious training
Pupils can enter the Institute at any time.
Cd Cireutsrs, apply as above
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Catalogues and general information maY be obtained Of
Robert Pitkn ESQ., Is and Is Camp street. New Orleans
by addressing Jos c. Robert Registrar Albert School
Jackson Railroad aGGEH@a s6Bs48EE
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Best quality Refined CAST TOOL STEEL; SPRING, MA.
CHINEBY, PLoW, SHEET and SHEAR STEEL;
RAILROAD SPRING and FROG STEEL; LOCoMo.
TIVE, AxLEs, CRANE PINS, PISTON RoDs, SLIDE
BARS, FIRE BOX and FLUE PLATE, etc.
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EDUCATION Al
No the Tsraelites Or x,otst., NJ.

SELECT sCHoOI. FOE YouEs4 "a nTpa
~ Of the Hebrew faith at ITS abd I15 Sgsst
street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues Ea w hnsn
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CHAKsPEARR IRON FOUNDRY,
. 20S Girod street, New oFlean
JOHN GEDDEs-Jos. A sHAKsPEARE-s. sWooP
Gaeddes. Shakespeare d Co.,
Iron Founders Machnsts manufacture eve
variety of Steam Engines Sugar Mills, Draining Machines
Mill and Gin Gearing Crate Bars Store Fronts, Ooinmns
Sash Weights, etc. Blacksmith Work OF all kinda.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

NEURPRY,S KOTEL-THE UNDERSIGNED
Fl Propetors Of Murphys Hotel No 90 and 100 St. Charles
street hereby notify the public that they will find it to their
advantage to call them before going elsewhere as
they will get the choicest kind of LIQUORS at the bar Superior
Dinners and Meals all kinds the Restaurant and Board
and Lodging of superior quality At greatly REDUCED prices
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MIDWAY SCHOOL,

MAbWAE BUMUULB1 9I
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA,
WILSON G. N. G4RR JAMES NJ. GAREErr, N. A., Wnly. val
| Associate Principals
me second session ofths School win begin the as Mon:
ay in SepeInber and will 30th 1857 The Of
study designed prepare boys forthe University
or any other College, for the practical business OF life
Special tenon gvea to instruction in Engsh Studies
! and Book Keeping.
in advance. Washing and Fuel furnished actual cost each
| pupil will bring his own towels. t
For circulars and further particulars address
WILSON O. N. CARR, Charlottesville Va
| JAMES NJ. GARNET, NJ. A, junction, Hanover Co., Va
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Postofice--universlty Of virginia. IN - " 2.
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
nOLBEAas COMMERCIAL. ooLLEGE-
1THB BUMLER FEMALE SEMINARY

ErHB BUTLER FEMALE SEMINARY
BATON ROUGE.
Occupies Large and OommediOus MsnsiOn with ANGLE and
Secluded Grounds
Thorough instruction ENGLISH, LATIN and MopsAN
LANGUAGES MUSIC EMBROIDERY, DRAWING, Ete,
together with cheerful domestic snsgssn neral ana p0s
culture, are offered and sssRrod. 8z
TERMs-SlO per month g200 in advance Aase anu "tA
mentals extra s.17
Pupiu furnish toilette articles and bed cothing.
Addras. REV. J.. Z. Q. DoREaBs, BpinI
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Branch warehouse:
NOS. a and "A BATTERY MARCH..... nos a and a
.. Between Milk and Broad streets,
BOSTON, MASS.
49, nIIVER HINT Arent
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ALBEIT LYONS SCHOOL

WIN Begin on Wednesday, sept. s, 1859.