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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03
SUPERIOR COURr--SPEcIAL fERN-AUG. a-Befors
Justice McCUSx.

THE EXCISE BOARD AND THE LIQUOR DEALgRs
The argument in the Of Timothy Noone aat
Schultz and Others resumed to-day pursuant TO adjourn
ment Mr. AcKeon read additional adssits TO show the
good character the plaintiffs place IN opposition 70 Capt
Camerons affidavit In OF these he states that Capt
Cameron himself recommended the pisint 20 the Board
OF Excise OF good character. Mr. Mckeon argued
that the Unconstitutional giving csrefal bisto1ee
review OF the legislation the subject OF the excise IN sup
port doctrine BE claimed that the case In BIoohyp
was put up job" and OF weight whatever he con
tended that restraining the sails liquor lad been any
thing letter this co2nry instsncng the Name
Law That this law svowedly passed to break down
the Democra ATTIC majority la che holes OF New YORK. IL
lad political purpose stood Is fatal TO civil liberty
aud should oppose not only az lawyer but - pol
tcian
The case was adjourned to Friday.
DECISIONS
Daniel W. Brookfeld sgt. John DISCRIMINATION
granted, 49,
Resale " Desis sgt. Samuel ChneMoaon Tor reference
granted.
John j. Bunner agt. Charles Roice-Motios to dschNFs
from denied with costs.
Gus,avus Moneypepny agh The SiXth.sys Railroad Co
Judgment overriding, demurrer papers 10 Clerks ocel
August Roland sgt- j. Hays-Mot!on granted.
Jacob j. Sherman agt The Hudson River Railroad Co..
Motion granted.
Thomas II North agt. The Ssme.-Motbn granted.
John Callahan agt. Edward c, Moore--Notion granted
Before Justice ROBERTSON.
William G. linn age Israel Brerman Motion decided
See papers and opinion With clerk nChawoe"
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Jniernal Rcpenne.
REVENUE,

JrNITFD STATES INTERNAL RENENUE.-
Fisbt Collection District OF New orr NNIllth AAih an
XXlsi Mafi-Noce 10 he-ebJ given hsi e A 81 sauons l
snumsraiion q property subject 10 iar under ne 70
90 itsfr on
Pubc aud ior other plP'ss. approved Jnne ~ cs ano W
March made and taken by The several
A1seors & and Go 'cion District vii remain 9sh @
10 interested To- The as 81 - aay
f.y. reepied from the rce No. 80 Broad
vsy between ne hour, snd and imnedi y Atef
Of daysf
f Ausns, thereafter viii receive and deter
ERRONEOUS or sIc-'sve FAiA
ton. made and ken BY the said Assistant Arso
The referred b compnse the sHe if eesss 40
billiard tables yachts syefpaie ard o'hst
enumerated articles for the yesr Guiding W loo ana e e' w
inrouss for the wear ding December u los =. .
requires AL appeals 10 b. IN wfins snd 70 spehy no ~
matter OF thing ~hloh
comp aine
Of a. J. BLbbChEh A'se''"'' w" ~ ''N'@"-'
Eew.Yort, August l. ls6
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feqal Notices.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, City and County
~ Of New.Yofk--RIcHARD KEEPis0' vl'in'if sshn"
g. HAMILTON, defendaut-sumnous fot...
money demand contract tCom not sr u ,. inisIns
10 the Defendant You hereby summoned kr'.nn" stamp
and required the complaint ~ THIS. D. cens
acton which &. hed In the okoe ~ the; Csneeird
Crt Of City and County Of Newton,
81 his said city and copy OF your sn'~si
sid complaint tie ~ teh one humos uen
ofNewYofk within twenty DAYS stsf the
executive OF the day OF such 'vls
and n YOU fail the said complaint WITHIN Va.
time Aforesaid yafs,g IN this art VII take jndament against
Won FOR hundred sd ATTY do!.fs with interest IRON
he ,uth dsy OF June thousand hundred and ssiy
h.side he cost. and dsburs. Of this action.
Dated Yort June 70 1876. - -, A., lin, ...
- law6w CARPkSllfH bfAth, rhlhtn huoneys
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CUPREME COURT, State of New-York.-

CUPREME COURT, State OF New-f0rk.-
- CATHARISE r. GARDNER plaintiff ss,. James Gardner
Charlotte ProWer AblaL Pel and Eliza b.,
hs wife James Ward and Henrs.'s A. hs u s. Rev stamp
Uise Dsvid b. Ward and Rachel AuIeis, his % cents;
WITT, solomon Paneosst. wini,ra Psnsolst Cancel
I'd Mary his John u. Ayers Jane,
Aver, ara Ella Ayers Anne Ayers widow OF John
A,er Margaret Ayers John W. arp sna Matilda HI, wiio
AID Johu A. Merit defendants summons for Hre 10 tue DE-
frdsn above You aud 'sh are hereby summons
the Ant Ia this setof winch has !.
A. . h,d A. III, Office Cek Of the City and County Of
New YORK at the City Hall in ts aud Cit, Of hewf ORR and o.
evot and u ssves copy OF
your said ni the sb'eritc It h. ofee 90
the City % kewfork. within twenty days acs the
exclusive Of the day OF service snd yen M
plant within the time aforesaid the snn '
seton appy Court for the rebel demanded IN he eSn
plant Dasd hew-l OH, Jure II lsts =. -, ,., 60.
ie2q lsv6wt a. T. WtIIfllkAD rIAlnnu nl.olney.
r1NO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-IAhE
NOTICE. who have ohs,rb belonging 10 the
late JAMES u. ROFF viii pies send notice thereof 10 we
.gn,d Once OF JOSEPH u. sIlhEh ANofnryALs' NO.
laJ W e.t Tent. ST.. kew-York City. - -. . 1879,
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SUPREME COURT-SPgcIsL TEHH-Aue Before JUDY
BARNARD
JUDGE BARNARD AND The BOARD OF HEALTH.


At the entrance Of Mr.. Bliss the Attorney of the
Excise Bosrd into this morning Mr. Judge Barnard
said see Mr. Bliss The TRIBUNE charges that boo
granted injunction favor OF some Ooneboihng establish
ment. have done nothing OF the Kind regard all these
bone boiling fat melting and similar establishments being
nuAnees which instead o being protected oy The
Courts wonder the people have not abated by the strong
arm without Board OF Health"
Mr. BhsI aware your Honor has in that respect been
misrepresented The OILY Injunction you have granted
against the Board of Health Board Of Excise is the one
hold in my hand which about to make al sz parts az
picaon to your Honor to modify An Injunction granted ~
Won II is the case of stewart against the Board Of Health
wherein injunction drbts toe Board interfere not only
with the business Of the plaintiff bat OF any other butcher Id
Brooklyn.
Judge Barnard-That is all wrong never granted such
an injunction knowingly. Draw order conhnng u 70 zoe
case u the plaintiff and viii sign H. suppose plaintiff
entitled opportunity 70 so far a. he concerned
personally but presume will be vacated 70 him when
argued Idou believe in all these nunctons Even In The
liquor have told every that would grant no m
functions and that In opinion the law and al thess laws
were constitutional and be obeyed. Those who dopt
want 10 obey them had better 90 down south.
The injunction Stewards then modified 20
only TO apply to the plaintiffs business
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f1ori- marorn's Notife.

STATS NswyoEx.
Poxr.wAHpaHs Oryrcs, No. % Winisu-sb
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with sec
o az Al. act passed April IL entitled An Act 70 Re
or.ans wsrdens Odee OF the Fort Of 70 Al pei
or the subject matter Of sueh
the following vessels are ne~
under Po Wsden that the said surveys
completed within daTs succeeding tsas
soues o. board said vesssls: ,,
Steamship NiagGa.sss'sss
StramsLip lie
Steamship Virginia
Ship Orcst Western
BARK Cavour n"
OF 0anseVoortst
MNThoRNE ToAPkIss. PrssidssA
J. Arcs HsalmAS. Secretary
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Giiualons rDanieo- alales.

A MAN lately landed from England desires a situa
n ton a. ARpENEB 81 COACHMAN; vi ing 70 be- generally
resf shout a. country Addret ENGLAND Station g.
New-York city
CITUATION WANTED-By a French gentleman
- speaking Eus ID 20 years AID having been employed 10
NeYo durn four Bookke ping by doub gentry, and
Coespondeuee Eng LIB French would DO anytn. ee highest
considerable business experience, and great etiviy
quite moderate; Gass reference. Apply 90 ALFRED c.
No 81 We Twehs between Ffh aud sittnives New York
rINO NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS.A young
Intelligent MAN lGermsn) wishes fitaation COhEE
sPONDENr be .ent Eurore during the present For
further particulars Apply At The Idoane ONO.
FINO MANUFACTU RERS.-ARELIABLE PARTY
Of six yess experience the Fancy Goods trade New
York DESTROYS Of obtaining AGENCY fr NewYork Paris or
Loudon address 3. of Nr samuel Mills % - place
NNANIED-A gentleman employed for several
w 4 the Ccmeeres IN the States wishes 70
change of tho health Of lniy uHffHh
al tie 5uHeff cnHered with LAYING g11ud Ont
Vault, would reasonably salary ~ pleasant
salsiicfov Adde'S CIVIL
kEEk. Box No, ash 81 Louis Missouri.
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EXCRslON sEAsON Of loo.

EXCRSION SEASON oil Loco.
TO TOURISTS md TRAVELLERS. -,
T,-r-, t.,~, reI.--i F.cs from NeH-i ora va NHtsa
Fs. ~ Ontario R..er - Lawrence p.sins lho9sauu
- U- f- rur.fcs bv dsvst O. Montreal Quebec river
White Mountains pOrifnd boston Lake Meuphs
~ Cpsia Lass rose Saratoga SPRING. Ne&pori' aud return
90 hsy.fs ...t-.- - III t-s,,,,.,i,,
,rr Al o.e 4 Tie Grand Trunk Railroad and Royal Mail Line
Z" ''''1' w. $50 F. r. BEACH G-neril Aren't
HEATH AND PLEASURE-Norths Shore staten
4 fJt FeIry-Leaves daily from Pier No. 49, between
co,ft..oe end pevs,. At = l0i u! g. Band Up m
sanl.y an cement o. . TO- li Ia D. - 49, 74rn 10 en'i'
,,fr.,ous steamer HUGUENOT Also to ie' FOR Sunday
Schools nFir- Nicf. Pomona Grove.
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Bouniies an0 pensions.


A RMY OFFICERS EXTRA PAY-INCREASED
N PENSIONS SOLDIERS and WIDOWS [OmceI, " no re-
nsd who after April 1862 and those on duty pof
10 master should apply Tor Information regarding the allowances IN
Der tke late act u,iao.r. ,b, Law.
children should procure new cehcse@ Apply -
l. BROWN 1 Co solicitors Of Claims no Para place.
A Optional BOUNTIEs to and YEARS and
n WOUNDED SOLDIERS. and the Widow, Minor Children or
Parent. Of Soldiers who dsd IN the e wee. Apiyo ~
j. ?. HUNT, No ~ bfoadway new OH
GLORIOUS NEWS BOUNTY BILL PASSED T!
SOLDIER Sailors Widows and Heirs CALI onE your pspef'
&c, yoor the Army and Navy BAN 20 " st.
NY "a. :. ~ -, -, =. o.,
oaee hours Tuesday, and Friday. t N.
IMPORTANT to SOLDIERS.-The Bounty bill has
passed Congress- shA uke sPpheatons q once Al nior
nation calling addressing j. BkONH Co. o''
tors Of C.sms No. ParS place
DECISIONS.
il A NEW PENSION LAW he, just been passed gying 10
creased pensions lost both Doth hhnos pos
feet on. baud the OF Of them II $50 E'
pnson 10 father. brothers, and some other, an nov
suitabl- b.suks 10 Hueaa,s AppA
sop Tor OF the pouron Those whose ensons ar.
Ny charge W Dc the is te
~ ~. Sion LAM BRefer b. perEission 20 sain9
sinclair tsq Publisher TIE Neyfoft innue Accurate oopr'
afdbs HFW PENSION LAW for sale 81 l5e each =.
CHARLES kETTLETOA No ia bsoad-ay' Ne"'4ot
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aIinetiqns fpanisa-females.

w ANTED,Rv a reknecjable mddleaged WO'
w NAN sns,or 70 Hsbt ehsu Sort and nae Esns
CROWNS cthair ana "
80 ~ ~ Can BE- odays at nc 30 Let
Twe6h,L. between First-aye. and ANehuo e---------
MARY WILSON, No. - SulhYan-st., extra
WI Washer and lronsI Hone eanins -------------
A TTrNfPIR If well recommended German Girls
" ,s,n ATIONs do Fenerai HOUsEWORk &C. A. Dir,
LOWEs German Institute No u stanton st. near the bo"ery
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furniture.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF war
ID ,,,,.s Also solid Chestnu, Walnut ChsnDer
So. ,isia Ard Ornamental q u. T. FAaRIN0TOks, No 90
C.as.,t orposite Wooster. Established 1919
nICKHARDTs Extension PARlOK BEDSTEAD
4 tool Silver Msdsl stlast Fair Au.sfioaa lnsiitUts
n g. entirely different from tie common toa bed u he's an tqa
agrd ~ n.ttra Esis in sofa chair o. su iht
.cs Fsor AID saesf0o No TO- beetsffLi sof " s9IEtn
I.o yst.'fo,s o. hand snd made ~ ofJtL
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Grturs

nAIY EXCURSIONS DOWN THE BAY.-De-
-l Summer erru. by he fvo-e elmer Jessie lioyt
daily tisys e1cspisdl pier No. ~ foot OF Duane North
fi,,r q u embracing through he NTTows 500 Lower
HAY pal orts Lafayette Hamilton Ac 20 Por MONMOUTH anu
ArH arriving AZ 4l "a farr iof the iouD" mp
90 Wsi y. CLAYTON. Supt.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TEsK-Auo. 2 =
Before Judge BRADY
DECISIONS.
TAYLOR agt Waiter.-Order settled Austin sgt.
Fovf-Motion granted. See meusorandun.) Koch sgt
S,nty ana o,heTsHoton granted with liberty 10 plaintiff
however 70 discontinue judgment Of costs but without
p,cldce any right acquired by defendants hereb and ~
enforcement
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srRrPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Cleared.

PORT or NEw-YoRK......~Aus 4
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Amusemenis.


OLYMIC THEATER.
~ Leola ufoyrf. -bnseoi
lis FRIDAY EVENING August g. $780,
Couinu1r o. The very cresfful pfe,e TALON olthe
GOjEOLS SPECTACULAR FAIRY LEGEND.
TIE
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Snsirnnion.

DOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS. at Essex. Conn.
d. term ~omueucef sept Address N. a. CUMMINGS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-04

MuSu6mna Der militSrtl6en 0ewalten peS
NrGieenteu labrt bic Staten babtn suriif,
no liAnah neither Wteinumg bonn @eicbe &C.
maj bIngebSreu; p0S Splt bllcct bann eImen
StaGt, cbne RAP cine peIitilhe Srgcnilatton
~ecrtanpen ID, bic Mi Elm GtaatSgcnSerne'
ment nennt. Gtn eImeS WcnSer'
fGnnem bteIe Staaten
unter her 4ettumG peS@ 0 ns
A%reies unb In ueberetn i m :
muna NIT ben Sormen Wnb &C.
befcmmen, btepor8Wf6reiz
ber Gcngreg II. ber@0nGreB
atletn berehttgt it,"
lin ttcIe Mnliht our S9at 8n MAIDEN, ente
rarf @tnter Oaots cine 8tl aber bic Neecn.
NrutttOn Der gtebeuenlaaten nno febte Fe aud,
i'm Gonere6e bmr6; aber le!ber fat bic Grecm.
ttSe bic @tGttefett Der Bill ntGt eth uno
Undergraduate le ntdt. Sdtte le bic Inter.
I69tft be8 Vrdlpenten 2tnccln erbalten mno
mare Iie 70 gum 9anbes9eiebe sepvrcsn, ic
rp1re uns unfretti9 eth 9rcBer 1Retl unierer
iesiaen llebel erlpart pcrDen.
Ser Qebre Don Mtnter Oapis gemdB
atmmten bic Delesaten Marplanbs. In Der
republttauil6em NatipnatconSentiOn bter tn
Baltimore, gu renen aud i'd seh6rte, nit 3tpet
M~usnabaen sesen Die Sulofun9 Der Oelesas
ten son Genne6ee, &rtanIas uno 2outiiona
unp Der DeIesaten BON Nebrs5fa, 60
lorabo unb anceren nOGntGt az Gtaaten
oepcrpeneu 3errttsrter; mir (ttnlmtcn 70
auf ben 0rrnp btu, . rab fe ntht gu
eineun Gleftpral< 8ctlut bereGti9t ieten nnb
baber fetn Neht auf Repra i%entatt0n In Der
NattOna(cunpenttOm batten. Die 3rpet Delea
oaIen BON Narp(aup, uelGe tit bieIer Srase
ntGt NIT unS ftmmten, traren Der iettber oers
ltcrbene Sbert Nesbttt BON 0aibin9ton 60.
unb Sberit @. s. 9eOnaro, tebiBer Ganctbat
Der Sobnlonpartet fir tas Gontroreursaunt.
unb t@ Iaee Sbuen: peun tn Der 8alttmprer
republtantl9en NattOnalconSenttOn Stele an@
bere Oefegaten pom S@la9e Der Nebr3afl
Der De[eeaten pom Marplanb unp WtfOuri
eetpelen pGren, bic rad Der 2ebre BON
6eure Mtnter Dapts ftmmten, iD batten BITE
Ser. Staten ntGt Das un9lid erlebt, Qnbrep
Sp9nlpn gum RrdfOenten gu befcmmen.
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6siua6e glct@ veyt6eiI} teoea bate TN @angn
undefGGr eiueu GNeTel Bombs on Soro.

DtlU0Q glElN VBtl9ehli leVE0 HH''N VR"y"
unsefG9r etnen G@efel Bombs on SOro.
NnR.rew SO buiom mte0erG9lt
INIT GGrtRu0 oerGlt@en. Sett
anprep 9o0nion Iid Iel60 NIT Sens GPrttus
perps4lelt. II es tstn DunOer. Oab TIN tetns
Ieruilen 4~nGGn9er ebenfat8 NIT csmiel6en
perelet6en. Giner berielten, g. 9artsr Q0On
loate bie1er Sage tn eiuem uOemOtrntii6sn"
Uleettng IN @ilipaufse: 9o6nion's @ensb.
men YET nod grGber ot8 bas 0aIbinstOnes es
fet be8 G~rl6fer8 ~ 1r6tg' OnF@
elm gevfabyem babe G6 guOrem Scbn(0a aba
ale aubersn menf6fideu @eIen emporgs-
l6tpunssn +; CT 1si grG6er aI6 eaiar, erSbsr
aIs 0aIbingtor. Sur t Perion, mem
It'd GOtt ielbF, itt 70 In geriW&Hns eeFabrt
worcen, ME SOtnion, uno BABE tRr iOI@ens0s'
p~egifanO 9eleilet.
@olA erbarmltGe unb gOtte5idGerIt&e
G@meiacleten Iin0 pobt ielbt an benz pc'
fe 2uDpt95 De6 5Hnf3e6aten nuerbSrt genre
Cow
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LErrEg eRoar 81. LoUrs.
Special i ~ New orlsnns eroso,,, /,

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10, 1866.
Business Of nil kinds has been quite brisk for the
past week, hut not more so than is usually ex-
pected at this season of the year.
On the leyee, freight for the lower rivers is
plenty, at nominal rates The river at this point
is declining with scant six feet ia the channel to
Cairo. Large boats experience much difficulty
in getting out, even with half load.
A serious boiler explosion took place on We'd
nesday, at the furniture turning establishment Of
Vonbrook, on Franklin avenue. Thirteen men
were killed: and as many more injured The
building was blownto atoms, some Of the frag
ments being picked up two Or three squares
distant.
The cause Of the catastrophe isnot definitely
aseertained; though it is reported that the boiler
was an old and patched one. The frequent occur
renee Of such explosions calls loudly our author
tiles for the appointment Of a boiler inspector.
Insocial circles, the grand calico ball, in aid of
the Southern Relief Association, has been the all
| absorbing topic this week The ballitook place
on Wednesday night, and the large warehouse in
which the fair is held, was crowded with the
beauty and fashion of the city. Most of the
ladies were dressed in lastly trimmed calico
dresses, end all brought with them donations of
some kind Of wearing apparel. The receipts at
the door, for tickets, amounted to some two
thousand dollars, besides which, many tickets
were sold at the hotels, music stores, etc. Toe
much praise cannot be awarded to our estimable
ladies who have conducted this fair. Mrs. Re
becca Sire, the president Of the association, and
her able corps Of assistants, have labored assidu
ously for this most humane and benevolent cause,
and, through their efforts. many heart will be
made glad again in our once fair and happy
South
The first ball was sueha decided success that
anotheris to be given tonight, which will, no
doubt, be nearly, if not quite as great success as
the first forgot to state that at The first ball the
knights, who participated in the late Tournament,
appeared in knightly costume.
In politics there il some excitement, and q
meeting. either of conservatives or radicals, and
sometimes Of both, takes place nearly every
might. Last night Hon. John Hogan addressed a
large conservative gathering at the court house.
Head Center Stevens is in the city; the guest
Of the Fenian brotherhood. A grand bail in
honor Of his arrival is to be given tonight More
anon n,
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| necessary, this capacity can be doubled by EN-
ploying fresh set Of hands, and working night as

necessary, this capacity can be doubled by EN-.
ploying fresh set of hands, aud working night as
well as day,
The second story of the slaughter house is set
apart for The slaughter Of hogs only. The tanks
for rendering purposes, whoh are seen on the
story below, ascend through the floor into the
second story, where the hogs are slaughtered and
from which the tanks are filled. This story easily
furnishes slaughtering and pleasant hanging ac-
eommodatiOns after death for 5000 hogs. 1t is
supplied with powerful condenser for eondens-
ing The vapor from the tanks, so as to preserve in
a great measure, the purity of the surrounding
atmosphere.
On the second story three wings run out at right
angles from the main house. They are seventy
feet long byforty wide, and contain close pens and
scalding pens for hogs, with two scalding tubs in
each wing. The several processes through which
the hog here passes, during his conversion into
pork, hardly admit of ineligible description on
paper; but they are very interesting to see, and,
in their way, quite artistic.
Parallel with the main building is the sheep
slaughter house. 1t is twenty five feet long by
fortytiFe feet wide, and two stories high. and in
it can be "handed,i in working day of ten
hours, upwards Of 5000 sheep.
For the accommodation of dealers and the pub
lie generally, the company have erected on their
grounds, adjacent to the abattoir, and let to a
competent person, Q well-appointed hotel, with
gas, not and cold water baths and in short, g all
the modern improvements 1t is worthy of men
ton that all the gas used in the hotel and in the
slaughter house is manufactured on the premises.
The company have already made arrangements
by which two hundred tons or more of meat can
be daily transported to the city and distributed
among the various markets.
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MEDICAL COLLEf4Es.
TJNIvEKs1Rx OF LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.:
A. H. oENAs, II. d. Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of WomeR and Children.
: JAMES JONES, N. D., Professor Of Obstetrics etc
T. WARREN STONE, n. D., Professor of Surgery. a...
9. a. MOTT, NJ. D., Professor of Matera Medca.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology
7. G. RICHARDSON, NJ d. Professor of Anatomy.
j. W MALLET, Phi D., Professor of Chemistry.
sAM'h N. BEMISS ND, Professor of Medieiae.
"! g. N sf166HEHodH H B. b Demonstrators of Anatomy
The Annual Course of Lectures in this Department will
begin November ~ 1885, and end March a. 1867 A Pre-
lmtnary Course will be given in the Charity Hospital
meneing October 18th without charge to students The
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18th.
The Clinical advantages of the Institution unsurpassed
The Professors Physicians Surgeons of the Charity
Hospital and the Students accompany them their daily
visits.
FEEs-ckets of all the Professors s14O Matriculaion
IS; Practical Anatomy, s1o Diploma $780, Payment re-
T. G. RICHARDSON, N, D., Dean.
New Orleans August ID, 1866.
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baggage Checked Through.

baggage Checked Through.
No detention the route. THROUGH TICKETS for
Galveston 1ndanoa and Sabine Pass procured at the
Railroad Company's office No. 60 Canal street. or on the
Ferryboat while crossing the river. FREE FERRY TICK
ETs furnished to all passengers who procure Railroad
Texas tickets.
Steamboats, running TO New IBERIA and all intermediate
landings the Teche make DAILY CONNECTIONS fsun
days excepted with the trains at Brashear
Freight received and delivered ferry landing at foo
of ST. Ann street, every day until Except Sundays
for and from Sabine Pass the landings Bayou Teche and
all stations the road.
Freight will also be received and delivered the eigh
platforms in Algiers.
All baggage transported the river Free Of Charge
and from the depot in Alger the Ann street Ferry
Landing g. W.R BAYLEY,
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WEDa EsDAY MORNING, OCTOBER q 1875

htBoPENENG OF THE ST. Louis HoTEL.--3lany of
the winter visitors to the city, as well the regular
residents viii be glad 10 hear that the above
named hotel is 10 be reopened on The 18th Of next
month. The ST. Louis has been Thoroughly over
hauled end comp etely furnished throughout and
AZ tis known as one Of the finest buildings IF lie
sort or The continent, that the hotel IS conducted
With aristocratic elegance and quiet and that II Is
faYorite resort for families Ne anticipate reFi
val this winter Of its former glories and Of The Old
memories which clustered aroundit. gheproDrie.
tor OF the st. Louis is Mr. o.. 81 Hall, who is also
the proprietor Of the st. Charles; but while he
Will exercise general supervision the details Of
me fnanag are entrusted to that experienced
gentleman, ME-. 2. o: Barteis, who knows as much
abont hotel keeping il New Orleans as any man
~ the South and has the industry and energy to
turn his knowledge To the best account. one must
Pc domieiled in the elegant and spacious parlors
of the vt. Louis oritsguiet and comfortable bed
rooms 10 getan idea Of The comfort Of iarst.cIass
Southern hotel. Those Who prefer living on the
European plan can also Bio accommodated ss wei |
AZ those Who prefer the table ditote. 10 families
visiting the city this winter We com
mend the NJ. Louis as 4 house where ali The re-
q7Irements nj comfort quiet security and elegant
ertainulent can be met.