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NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
SESSION OF 1861.


D. WARREN BRICKELI4 NJ D., Professor Of obstetdc!
and Diseases Of Women, etc. az.. r=.. :.
HOWARD SAITH N, D., Professor Of Materia Medica
L. CRAWo0uR, NJ D., Professor Of Principles and Prac
HENRY f. CAMPBELL. NJ D., Professor of Surgery.
ALFRED g. HOLT N. D. Professor Of Clinical Medicine
A. q. PETlCOLAS M. d.. Professor Of Anatomy.
D. BRUINS NJ p Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
FRANK HAWTHORN, "; D., Professor Of Chem4try. j.
WIN S. MITCHELL NJ D., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy
and Special Lecturer on the Eye. sos ~ t.-5s
JOS HOLT, n. D. Assistant 10 the Chair Of Obstetrics
A. W. PERRY, NJ. D., and FREDERICK LoEBER, n. D.,
Demonstrators Of Anatomy.
The Eleventh Annual Course of Lectures in this Institution
will begin November r. 1866, and will end March 49, 1867
Preliminary Course will be given in the Charity Hospital
commencing October 18TH without charge to students The
Anatomical Rooms viii be open October 18th.
The Clinical Advantages Of this Institution
passed The Professors under the laws Of the State
Physicians aud Surgeons of the Charity Hospital and their
pupils accompany them in their daily visits
FEES: ,59E5 .f.
Tickets of all the Professors l40
5faGtlcal Anatomy ~
Payment required in advance.
D. WARREN BRICKELL, NJ D.,
Dean of the Faculty.
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BIN MONTGOMERY q BIO.

:
rTHURSDAK. August 80, at H o'clock a.
NJ their Auction Mart, 81 Camp street. viii be sod~
general assortment OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE suet
Rosewood Mahogany, Walnut Bedseads, Bureaus
Armoirs, Washstands Mahogany walnut Tetss Sofas
Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center Tables
sels CARPETS French Plate Mirrors Mattresses EngTavn
Paintings Cooking Stoves and Utns cc, being the contents
Of several well furnished houses. t'
large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Game aad wOoa sss
Chairs, etc.
81 TEKMs-Gash.
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I University OF LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:

- s-e.sE 558H7. e. raau|
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.
O. A. MOTT NJ. D., Professor Of Materia edica.
e THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology.
7. G. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Professor of Anatomy
J. W. MALLET, Phi D., Professor of Chemistry.
sAEpL N. BENlsS, NJ. D., Professor of Medicine.
" g. NIcHoLs NJ B. Demonstrators Of Anatomy
The Annual Course of Lectures in this Department will
begin November T. 1866 and end March "a, 1861 Pre-
minary Course will be given in the Charity Hospital
mencng October 18th without charge to students. The
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18th.
The Clinical advantages of the Institution unsurpassed
The Professors Physicians and Surgeons Of the Charity
Hospital and the Students accompany them in their daily
| visits.
FEEs-rckes of all the Professors. sl4O Naturalization,
ST. Practical Anatomy, $40; Diploma $780, Payment re-
4ai'0 A0' ''-''' T. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Dean.
| New Orleans August Is 1856
X ENTUCKY UNIVERSITY,
| ASHLAND
The home of Henry Clay and Pennsylvania University will
$50 elegant grounds and large number of buiding
location delightful heahfa and in tie midst of the
most refined and ,6 RteIigeqt sqcisty ETY.. sooo M,
| A Corps of more than Twenty Instructors
Il NOW IN OPERATION
L COLLEGE OF ARTS, Nine Professors Robert Graham
| A. ~, President.
Of Kentucky, Eleven Professors Jno. Aug. Williams,
iii COLLEGE, OF THE BIBLE, Three Professors, R
Miegun President.
". COLLEGE or LAW Three Professors, NJ. c, John
| ". CoMMERCiAL DEPARTMENT, with thorough bus
: | ness instruction. @8
Number of Students session 800 Tuition and Fee
sS5 Good Boarding, 50 soto Sessio
, | begins LIST OF October.
For Catalogues and further iniormaton address aa
. ]. B. BOWMAN, Regent
III Lexington, Kentucky.
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Sulphur and onalsbeate Springs.
COOFAA'S WAAN
0aDAIBY EXPRESS LTNR.7" e,
VA sPEEDt COMFORT SAFETY
shortest and QuIebest Route to COOPer'a
a 4#sa Well.

Running from Byram Station on the New Orleans jackson
and Great Northern Railroad OoIpers Well and Raymond
connseng there with the daily line running from Raymond to
nh transportation for passengers baggage express packages
or merchandise the arrival OF The morning train from Jan
TON and the evening train 0reaas and Is the short
est the Well BY several miles Men are constantly en-
oyed 10 repair the road propOrs Of the line intend
ind will by route road stock and Comfortable conyeyanees
make the shortest and pleasant route 70 the Well For
pFoOf of which refer all interesedtO INAN WILLIAMS,
proprietor Of theWe Parties wishing 70 take The river route
to the Well by of Vcksburg will ind at Clinton Miss,
on The Southern Railroad branch Of this line running to
the Well which the shortest by four miles Of any
the Southern Railroad w b. MCLEAN X co, Agents.
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0EN,L ooMMDG DEPT La, K. G. G.

---ChlorIde of Lime-Twenty barrels Of
chloride of lime bought of JAMES CONCEAL lower
than be purchased in this city 30 au
thnrLed to state. -
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THE SECOND ANIMAL SESSION
or The
SELECT GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS
In charge Of the undersigned and competent associates will
be opened at A. NJ MONDAY, September 3d. 1856 in the
Basement of the Church opposite Coliseum Place the
Of Camp aud Tepschcre streets entrance Terp
sichore street. r. NJ LUSHER, Principal
For and other particulars apply the School, by
letter to the Principal. per POstohce box Az. $50
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ALBERT LYONS SCHOOL
VIII Begin on Wednesday, Sept. 8, 1896

Catalogues and general information may be obtained of
Robert Ptn Esq, IS and 10 Camp street. New Orleans
by addressing C. Robert Registrar Albert Lyons School,
Chatawa Pike County, Mississippi via New Orleans and
Jackson Railroad.
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L CRY Of, JEFFERsoN, FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
r TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER II, 1866.
Pupils should be entered by the Ist of September.
sTUDIEs-Englsh French Music, the Natural Sciences,
For terms etc apply : Rev Y. JEssUP, Rector
corner Camp val5hcd streets Jefferson City from 70
Street, New ofsans. Postofice Box No. 1899.
COLUMBIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
= = TENNESSEE.
dissatisfaction viii be reopsned on the SECOND MONDAY
IN SEPTEMBER, 1856.
RE- Rev C. T. QUINTARD, Visitor;
Rev. GEO. BECKETT, PrincipRl
~MrysF. POLK and Mrs E. A. BECKETT Vice Prin-
clpals;
Rev. DAVID PIsE, D. D., Bellies Lettres ..
e Rev. JAMES n. TEMPLE, Mathematician
Mons. A. BSTEyE, Musical Director;
Miss SUSAN POLK, English; s
Mrs. C. j. wHITTEMORE Guitar and French.
Every effort will be made to afford the highest advantages
for female education both solid and ornamental Professors
and Teachers of acknowledged ability have been provided for
each department Circulars containing full particulars be
obtained by addressingthe Principal at Columbia, Tenn
FWidOw of the late Bishop Polk.
MIDWAY SCHOOL,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA,
WILSON G. N CAR, JAMES NJ. GAENETT., NJ A. Univ Fal
The sscond session ofbis School begin st Mon
study designed boys University ofyignia
any other College, for the practical business 81
Special atentons given to instruction in English Studies
Board and Tuition sl55per hsfsesson payable
advance washing and Fuel furnished at actual cost each
/ pupil viii bring bis towels.
ESF eTsSs 9Rd qr1s addFsss
| JAMES NJ. GARNET, NJ A. Junction, Hanover Co, va
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
| LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
| Faculty.
| GEN. ROBERT E. LEE, President
| CARTIER j. HARRIS. Professor of Latin.
| JAMES j. WHITE, Professor Of Greek.
Ed s. JoENEs, A. NJ, Professor Modern Languages and
no be appointed-Prefesgor of Moral Philosophy
A. L. NELSON, A. N, Professor Of Mathematics
4. S. McCULLOE. A. N, Professor Natural Philosophy
JOIN 4 GAMPBRLh M Professor Ghe Prafa:sor
Harry ESTILL 4. NJ, Assistant Professor Ma.hgmsscs
20 be sppoin sed-Assisant Professor of Greek.
Preparatory Course has been instituted in which Student
neFesSary TaeEeg Inc Session begins I'd THURSDAY d3tt
SEPTEMBER and ends last Thursday in June
TERNs-Tuitioa and ali other College fees $40
All other expenses including Board sd Fuel,
Lights, etc, nees not exceed 5 zSO ~, -,
Forrther Information or for Catalogue address the Facut
, of Washington college, Lexington, Virginia
II UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA a.
The nextseson will begin the LIST y of October 1861
: and end on the 29th of june 1867.
Professor of Latin and Second Professor of Law will
appointed August when the organization of
the Departments of Observation-Disclosures, Law and Med
calwill fully reesabished the enlarged basis
before the
The entire expenses of the Academic STUDENT excusiN
of books clothing and pocket money, amount to SS5O
currency per nine months of the Law Student
$685. and of the Medical Student, to 1886
catalogue giving details for special information
} address s. MAuf1N,
rat Chairman Of the Faculty.
!
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OFFICIAL.


STATE L00s7sA 63ssg! 3n[
WHEREAS, nppIieat Ion has been made tS
me for the egncellRg Of the official Bong 81 0 Aa &
leans toWt Bond dated the 2lt Of November, 1859 in
sS o R@ 0 hE Snd 5e and
rites each in the snm of Fye D9a we SO
So Charles F. White OF his duties CLERK aforesaid
de s9t6s B hs5iDy 2 g RoR Whiting
sof Of State within ninety days G Bon me b ss not
] nder nv hand and seal Of the State above Of
the independence OF the United States the nnetet1;
J. IL HARDY, secretary Of State. -a rs
ErAr DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARrEMESr DE- I'ExEcgTr,
TENDU au,appTIcation a etc faiGe pour
II Ia canssatioh dn bond ocs Dc Charles s Whit
Uno obligation datee du q de Noyqnbre. 1859 pour la
s sp g De- FSTidt Felix Robin eoe Principal
stant eondonnse pour la ddes eSseuo
dit Charles white, de SEES devoirs CONNIE Grether sus-
Avis e present donne tou ceux qui neress
dix j9ars@pT,ss
h de Ges ay LEI aV anp PGal
Dome sous ma main ct eyee e sseaI qasS STe
Par is GOussrneuT. ,,,,so,, ,,,,r,s
j. H. HARDY. secretaire dEtat -
! -- STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
xHEEEAs Phli S Yeassr has pPlIed to
w cancel his official bond as coronefan ana LOT the
he Isl 1861 tsF The sum Ct 60
sd by f Rca oy as ecrities each for the sum Of
Sc the said bond being conditioned for the faith.
performance by the said Phillip Yeser of his duties as
Notice is hereby given to persons in the above
described bond show writing at the office q the
Secretary State within ninety days after the last pnDGa
ton of this advertisement why the said bond should not oe
Given under my baud and seal of the State above and
'nS inNSpSnusl'' y ~ '--'N 1 j. MADISON WELLS.
D' W j. Il. HARDY, Secretary of State. ,ss .-.a
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Fall and Winter Term begins MONDAY, Sd September,
1866
French Glasses under charge Of Mrs. Carnatz.
English and other Departments conducted by Highly Com
petent Professors
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For SALE.


FOR SALE.
NOR SALE AT a BARGAEN.-TWO NALC-
able Plantations situated Plaquemine Ridge parish
St Landry, about eight miles southwest Of OpeloGsa
containing Thousand acres Of which about Tour hundred
and fifty woodland with all the buildings and improve
thereon consisting Of dwelling houses n mousse ont
houses and with without the present crop TO sun he
PURCHASER The land the best quality for planting ana the
range the hes tia the state Also two other sec
lions unimproved land in the same locality Fer partcu-
lars applyto JAMES n nv SSI iI,'.l
or P. H LUMPKIN,
WIN DEJEAN,
On the premises.
NOR sALE.-THE FIRsTGLASS CENTER
wheel Steamers Col COburn and Cen Rausour, built by
United States Government regardless Of expense auu
almost nav AuDy to SERTELL g. PRATuER.
10 CaroRdelet street, New Orleans
NOR SAIE-VALUABuE PLAETATION.-1OFFER
j. for sale my Plantation in Kinds county Miss lying on
the RAYMOND and alatin road eight miles Southwest Of
Raynond most desirable place, containing nine
hundred sixty acres about six hundred cleared and under
good fencing commOdiUus Dwelling House with eigni
rooms new negro quarters, good Gin House WIN a.!
outbudngs complete, most excellent water The land
silly bottom lying both sides OF Ialldhaa Creek Whu
runs centrally through the About thirty hands ceme
be worked TO great advantage in the next years CROP h
negbohood good one contiguous to large hourishnt
male and Seminary and or two Churches goo'
BARGAIN Is offered as am determined to sell Amy letter
directed to me Crystal Springs Copah county, MISS
TO Messrs Harvey McMahon Co., New Orleans, will re
| ceiye prompt attention. ;, :, c,r,rrr
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0FFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPER
ai INTENDENT, @ q g..
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
frr.. -r...- Eat Railroad.


The regular Passenger Train leaves at P NJ daily making
close connections at CANTON, GRENADA, GRAND JUNG
TIoN, JACKSON, TENN, HUMBOLDT and CAIRO for
alpoints North and East.
Thisfs the only All-rail Route from New Orleans.
Time from New Orleans to New York, THREE DAYS AND
FIFTEEN HoURs-Elghteu hours in advance Of cons
peting route
81, Lake and River Travel Avoided. a.a
NO QUARANTINE.
Elegant Sleeping Cars from New Orleans Grand Junction
WITHOUT CHANGE as.4s a-r- .sz s.z. -aaa
Baggage checked thrOp2 h to all points =. .aat1Ha
Fare as low as tue lowest, s.- & 81 .s- #a.- e Et
IAN Excursion Train for MAGNOLIA will leave every Sun
day at A NJ Excursion tickets, good for Saturdays train
passenger and Monday be procured at the depot
For Through Tickets apply at 4 Carondeet street St
Charles Hotel l3 Common street, and at the Depot 0aop
| street -a9 z-l-. q ."gtlT T. s. WILLIAMS,
4 ..s. General Superintendent,
| Mr. S. GOODBYE, General Passenger Agent,
2 LIP, WARE, General Ticket Agent
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NOTICE.,......!...s.....
The Seed Business heretofore conducted by the late
Daniel Maupay in this city wh be continued pg the under
signed 49, ,--
Having had experience Of ten years in the business
with the late proprietor safely promise to ill all orders
with which may favored with the same promptness and
satisfaction heretofore -
solicit continuance of the favors extended to the late
proprietor, the old stand, No. 104 GraTer street
E. F. VIRGIN,
.. Successor to d. Maupay.
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DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
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- O0IRaGe's Honey soaP--Thls celebrated
Toilet Soap such universal demand, is made from tho
choicest Materials mild and emoient in its nature, FRA
scented and extremely beneficial action upon the
AKIN For sale by druggists fancy goods dealers.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CARNATz INSTITUTE.

267, Corner PRYrANIA AND FIRST SIR EETs.
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Trial Trip Of the steamer Western Metropolis.

Yesterday the steamship Western Metropolis, be-
longing TO the North American Lloyd Steamship Company
made her Trial trip down the Bay Though this Com
pany she actually ship having been built in let3
uad used By tie United States Government as ship
tie war She lssen thoroughly Oyerhauied and
new paddle we placed 10 her Tnese paddlewhees are an
nyeron Of Mr. VIM MaRley who claims by their nse no
can get olehrd motive power taan by those oil Older
model. -, II,
Tie idea this these wheels instead OF making the motion
similar 10 that of an in Tovbos IN all steamboats,
drop vertically the water always remain upright In
tie lie OF foatiou-hus giving al tie power OF e ebgmes
In The popenc Of boat aud not as heretofore IN simply
beating the water and making no apparent heacwy Dghng
the tr the vessel made a aots hour under - poOnds on
steam, and the revolution OF her engine were &c 10 s
minute. -. -. - 1850
II Il said BY these paddles she can make four more
knots an hour than formerly ANY way IN reaching the par
Of Sandy Hook supposed 20 be ~ miles distance enc only
took ono Lour and II minutes which Is said by nautical men
70 be remarkable time Throughout the dsy tue average
revolutions OF her engines 10 minute ana the maxi
mum 49, A. the trial "trip concluded she TOOK on
hoard er IN nrrbeanc started FOR Europe
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Arrived.

Steamship serss Perish Richmond and Norfolk with ndse and
pass to Livingston, foI Co.
Steamship lo0rook he WRECK a schooner Lfss
LAwsou ashore "a Chlncotea-l.
Steamship Vixen Lewis Richmond va 20 hours with ude and
pass. 10 G. H. Person
Emma Maria (lsHb stooa que April with 'sltpets'
order.
ak Wsyf,rer f Liverpool Bhcsi Rio Jareiro May ~ with
L. Phipps Co IAe ". sailed in company with bs
p. % 20, 40,
slip Cherokee steering w. Lf brk Traveller from PeTnsm
bueo waiting brig Cafmela bAlnr-. dicharging
Bark Edward Hl (of Kiiston, JAM, Kirby Ponce r. H. u
dlys, with sugar TTipaId belyisn
Big Rosemary (of skelboulne n 81 Bolmsn Guyanis r. ID
gaI " hls. Lf in port
Schr Csrs- (Br MaTssn IIaf1 days with plaster 10
D.. X. DrNoll { Co. -
schr fBf NcRumie Windsor ~ $, days with
plaster D. r. DeWol 4 Co.
Schr NJ Smith Preston Pouehkeepsis for Providence.
scr Ariadne. Robinson, Ehxabs;hTot or New Bedford
schr Lucy Jones. Munson. IhisdelDli. for llsi krd
sch LayiEah kelchau Ea5eil pot for Providence
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Eeeiurea ano {ileetiuss.

DUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING Of EUREKA
I DIVISION Of Temperance SUNDAY EVENING, july J.
lgg Wabiuxon Hall cor South Seventh Fourth at, Brook
iyn r D. Meeiing addressed by WIN H. BURLElGB NM
Ross WALLACE nd others The Public respectfully invited
to send Seats open to ats o'clock
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Cleared.
Steamship Royal STANDARD (Br wLHy Lyerpooi Williams
Guiou.
(F LcuGire. AGyre, GcoIg Mackenzs
Steamship Hnul EAels Hamburg hunhnrdt Co.
Steamship Ssw.York (Br.n Eris;, Bremen Oeilcbs Co.
Steamship Rspdsn Bailey JOHNS y b. via Easipon LVrs~
ton. Fox Co.
Seamship westchesier Ingram ". mngton DEL A. Abbott
Steamship Actsr1rs, Reyuod1 Baltimore.
Slip Anel (lF.l Graham st. Johns n B., Il Irvine 4 Co.
Ship Crusader, Norton. Portland, ". W. Goddard -
Bsrk Hd and Carrie swed Lairen Antwerp lunch Msnch
WendL
Bsrk Tylia tDsn) Roche Antwerp Fuueh Nencse wend
Annie Ada (Br Kelley. Cor Tor orders Boyd incken
Bark Astres (RuAl svausuy - Johns n b. Fanch heDe
Nenit.
Bark Nered (Br) Ne;csi Renaih Rds. Mecully Marsh
Bark STARLIGHT Sparrow Baltimore. hassett A. Nickeron
Mary Rideout lBr MIch,, Cow boy Brett, 500 Co
Brs Maria Jane bLj Mr.ony, 81 Andrews ~ b. jed Frye
Co.
Downs b Lzu'o,, hrJalos, H. Irowbrises Son
Brig John q. (Br.l, Johnson Nassau joseph Eneas.
William Gray, Clark New itavc Raset Iooker Taylor
Schr. :. I. Brown Place, AUX & yes Brett Son Co.
Schr. Fleetwood Gardner. 600. griowu, y. e.
Lanrs. Mciadoe Po ni. Crowen Paine.
SchT pensmblco (bfsz Boon, fensHUuco C. Lndnsn Co
schr. 18th Rich. Bonhod, O. arie,'0n Luut Bros.
schr Eza Kelsey Lindsay Providence Rocket Iookef Taylor
Schr. :. Y. GoodW ia. Waterbury stanford
Sctr. Victory ihrl CaTa. Eieuii era X. 7. Hutchinson.
Sclr Nanats Hdvtus Win u-tcn y G., y l. Mtrclty Co
Scbr Active Roctaway norwich Racket, Looser Taylor
Soop Rhode Island unl, Providence, Geo. :. s'rrafan
S0op Gratitude Brush Sianf re- Iactet locker IeycI
sloop Harvest. coasiss, Bristol. Geo. n sIrarshia.
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A grand swindlng scheme has just been made pub
lie in western New York Two having been arrested on
the charge Of selling spurious drafts for si5 ranspeo thas
they have been doing extensive business n the way OF sen
ing purportng to be drawn by the Upon
the Second National Bank Of this city these drafts were 10
gus such Institution the Canton Bang oeing upon n
books of NewYoFk banks The ltteres oil the gratis DOW
ever appea 10 have succeeded in realizing not ess thai
sl00 600 from their sale 70 snspeciDg purchasers
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DIAPER COLLAR MACHINES

tho perfect Collar EHpenmen;a
ileTvpe-iecng luveous Faenf '4oc .ci 70 oie a.
". H. IOLHChSI Machine shop,
Conner Onion urd Fulonsi' Troy y y
DUBLIC SAFETY The FIRST LAW.
ThAseucu u Railway Compu.es and the travelling puoAe 10
CRTAMFR SfTFTY rRAEE
the simplest, eheaPest and most h i've 1'a ever spp, f's
aul brakeman te power . lrfftt
rousrpri 4 every sn within 60, length Tie Il its fi~
rerd Il rp Increasing TIE rn'e lne 20 ticse
and - Louis Via Hudson River Michigan southern Gnd CLtgo and
0'''1 -''-' VIM g. DREAMER SON,
No. IS ST.
Nan. Inri.
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Go Get.


COUNTRY RESIDENCE-A Gentleman has Jusl
erected large comnodous BUILDING 10 he upper par
ef Westche ter County Consisting 80 Rooms Win f'
AID Billiard Rooms, delicious ateI
E.rn stb. -den po ground foI etden aud s pono
aaating the whole admirably i'.ns
sSste shout persons, including servants sur sole
House Tor Tour OF piFa
eiahird 20 minutes walk nom the s'oh
hs in Ser.Y orr az and leave a. Reference yu be
s-aiTed A. 10 Character snd responsibility Rent WI De- mace Iea
particulars spIy 70 JOStft T ul'
aoor Ro,unds Budng Psrk OF 10 OEOkOE > IC Nun t'hA
P.Ik BaHk.
nEsIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE to LET
Furnished for the season KaIIagansett House two
stores a4x4i feet beautifully aictitG
90 view Of The Coed bathing and shAs A'o TWO
smaller h'u'' "' JOSEPH EATON. ia NsrLagsa.e.t R
aCFASHOR4, AND COUNTRY"
- FURNISHED HOUSES for the Season an a. a,-s
ROCKPORT ), lIlAl r hAisbC,s' -
MANCHESTER $500 sOJIh, ii.N,,iiA ,. ~, ~ -c.o
WESf ,iiNGifGM ATS PEMBROKE, $3.50
-, - - A. b. WARREN,
AppS :" V No. II Merchants Erchsnge. Boston
CTEAM POWER-ROOMS with STEAM POMEk
- 70 lei Apply premises No 94 fir,,Se o :: ~
gIyO RFNT-A small COUNTRY PLACE at Rye OF
.hont one acre "A miles from ksmsioneck D.poc hon,s cor
s.,,5 roous be.f painted snail BAN gooa We
Viii rent iof TIE teisph
IN lprl next 6eae4 Apply 10 D. boNNhAU IT, w. iO ~
TIYO LET OF FOR SALE-Fine new COUNTRY
RESIDENCE House has Psrlor L5rAry pl.nsIogyIn
second lsike a e'sO'o ~
ssrrsse housf. Ay5yto e. r. SMALL, No ~ soGih'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30
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OLYMPIC TIEATER.
" Sole Lessee and John Wood
Mana
POSITIVELY LAST MONT
FAREWELL PERFORMANCES
MRS JOHN WOOD,
Who will sTpear BY 'peci reql.t ,.- =.
THIS (5AIURDAY) EFbNIN q, June 30
GERTRUDE.
IN the excellent vaudeville BY J. r. Plurhe, entitled
THE LOAN OF A LOVER,
g. which character 10 first appearance VS. maze IN hmeea 30
will aso this her celebrated no peonaoh o.
JENNY LIND
Introducing her great limitations Of wel-snown
OPEkAIlC ARTISTS,
supported Rove and the entire company
The Performance Will conmenee with
COOL AS A CUCUMBER
MRS. JOHN WOOD.
Doors omen at H. curtain rises a. o'clock
NERS EMILY JORDAN makes her reentree after
NJ sbscrce q years. in he yers9n Of AuhOhA
FLOYD, thr Olympic Iheater on MONDAY EVENING next.
IONESs WOOD! JONESs WO0D!-The GREAT
- DE LAVE FAMILY SATURDAY, yore 20 and TUESDAY,
July Mona De with his great Aerial Wire Railroad ths
bilh Of 100 fee, in tie air Mons lie Lave will reform his OhkAI
that hl aiteInpe - OF er scens9ni e eh
wire lie ug iee. THE MEXICAN FLYING PEE. sAbIO
DU NIAGARA. TEMBOUh AERIAL &c &C.. performed y ihe
INFANT PRODIGY WILLIE DE LAVE In connection with the
.rann thee will o GRAND PROMENADE PlC.NlC A
Band Music WI be Platform aud will open IL oe!oek
The lie Lave Family will epIeU at q o'clock
Adun sion--Celleuel. 20 cenisi Ladei 70 cents