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market Is very easy, and an ad yanee Of Z
per cent Is notedin Console
The market for American securities con
tinusa firm.
The Erie and Illinois shares have adj
vancod The closing quotations are q s
5.20's ~ Erie railroad rhares. ~ Illinou
Central shares. ut
sAvANNAn, Ga, Aug 27.--Four bale. cot
ton, new crop dased middling fair sold to
dag ht a. cents
NEw ORLEANS, Aug 2s-Cotton sales
$50 bales low middling 3303fe. Receipts
for four days, go bales against 900 exports,
4555 bales.
Gold, At Bank Sterling, 5ia57. New
York Exchange Z discount to par.
Only fourteen deaths from cholra yes
tcrday.
NEw YonK, Aug. 2--(By Cable t, Associ-
atcd Press )--PHAUGE, MONDAY, Alg. n
TIE treaty Of peace made by che pl,nipoten-
tiarios ofAustria aud Prussia las b,en rati-
fed b. the King Of Prussia, and il now en-
route to this city for exchange
Madrid, Aug 2s.--Oue of her Catholic
Maicsty's ffgates has succeeded in capturing
the CHILEAN priyatecr Layandc, on tlc coast
ofspain.
LONDON, Tuesday noon, Aug John
birmingham delivered speech in Hriung'
ham last night before mass meeting favor
able 10 the Reform movement, which exceed
ded all his fofmcr eloquent Efforts ccating
much enthusiastic excitement among the
immense crowd.
The meeting was the greatest thing Of la!ss
years The interest manifested BY tho
people exceeded any former demonstration
in favor of reform since 1872
MOSCOW, Aug G.--At the banquet the.
speech Of Mr.. Fox, in response to a toast I.
was Mandatory Of the Government Of the.
Car, aud of the system adopted by HIM
which had bound the subjects so closely TO
his interest
LIVERPOOL Tuesday Noon, August p
The cotton market is duh and dccliningl
Sales to-day estimated at 5000 bales. Mid
ding Uplands quoted at l3Id.
LONDON, Noon, Aug. 2--Consols are
quoted at st y. s. 5-2O's ~ Illinois Cen
trail, ~ Erie, i5i
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
KINDS COUNTY.

Circmt Court, FIRST District, Juae Term, 1866.
5. :, Cranberry
vs. Attachment for 500 OO-lO0.
Henry Nabrng,l
TIlE Attachment in this case. having been
L duly returned, levied upon the Real Estate
OF said Defendant, and it appearing to the sat
i>facton of the Court, that said Defendant is II
nonresident Of the State Of Mississippi, it is
now ordered that publication be made tor four
consecutive weeks, in the Clarion, public
newspaper. printed and published in the city
of Jackson, citing the Defendant to be, and
personally appear, at the December Term Of
The Court aforesaid, to be held in the City
HAIL, in jackson, on the First Monday of De
ccmbcr, 4. D., 1866, ana answer TO the
aforesaid, in default Of which ap-
pea'ancc. judgment by default will be rcn.
dcrcd against said Defendant
W. o. CHAPMAN, Clerk.
l.. A. LINDSEY. -. c.
Charles T. Mount. Attorney.
Jackson, Aug. ., 1896. aug3OwJt.
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY,
VNHE FALL TERM AND SOD SESSION
of the 81 Annns AcnhnmN nnrns ON

VNIE FALL TERM AND SOD SESSION
Il Of the II. Agnes Academy. opens on
MONDAY, THE 81 OF SEPTEMBER.
The Institution stands in the center Of ex-
tcnsiNe and highly improved Grounds, in part
tasteflilly laid out and set with rare plants and
shrubbeTy. The convenience Of access 10 Mem
phi, from all parts Of the West and South. and
the acknowledged healthfulncss Of the city re
commend il a a point highly favorable for the
location Of literary institution. The course of
studies comprise all the branches. useful and
ornamental. that are usually taught. The
academic year consists Of two sessions, Of five
months each the first commencing on the
first Monday in September; the second on The
first Monday in February. Parents and guar
dianS are perIhitted to visit their daughters and
ward, only on Thursdays. Parents and others
wishing 10 place children in the institution,
will be received on any day. No visitors adj
mitted on SUNDAYS.
Letters 10 De addressed to the Mother Supe-
rior Of It Agnes Academy.
For further particulars, see Catalogue.
aug33dltSwlm.
West Tennessee Wing. Helena Shield, Holly
Smings Reporter. Pamela star. COahomian.
Jackson Miss Weekly Clarion and Hunts
vile Independent, copy giving editorial no
tice.) till 10th september, aud send bill to the
Academy.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

In the Probate Court Of said Corington County
iaga8t Term thereof 4. d., 1866.
TO Elizabeth Berry, and her husband, James
y. Berry. and j. A. WilkS Of Texas, and
Eliza \. Terrell, of Arkansas:
WHEREAS, at the August Term Of the
w Probate Court Of said Coyington county,
{. B. Banks. administrator, and Mary Wilks.
administrators, OF the estate of ;. IL. Nilks, de-
ceased having filed their account Of final settle
mcnt with said estate, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of said Court that the residence of
Elizabeth Berry, and James ID. Berry, her huS-
band and j. A. Wiks is in the State Of Texas,
and Eliza \. Terrell is the State of Arkansas:
1t is therefore ordered by said Court that cita-
tion be made by publication in the Clarion, a
newspaper printed and published in the city
Of Jackson, Kinds county, Mississippi. for four
weeks in succession, to the said Elizabeth
Berry, and her husband, James ID. Berry, j.
a. Wilks and Eliza A. Terrell, 10 be and per-
sonally appear in and before the next regular
the second Monday in December next. A. D.,
1866. at the Court House thereof, in the town of
Williamsburg, on the first day of the Term.
and show cause, il any they can, why said
final account should not be allowed, and placed
upon the record Of said Court
Witness. the Honorable G.. +. Rob
LIS. Crt>on, Judge Of the Probate Court Of
said county, the second Monday in
August. \. D., 1866. Issued and given under
my hand and the zeal Of said Court affixed, at
my Office in Williamsburg, this the 18th day Of
August, 4, d., 1866.
4. J. THOMPSON,
Probate Clerk
aug3lwIt COVingtOu county, Miss.
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Gro re coNrlNurD.)

LOST WIFE AND S225.--A western
paper published in Minnesota, gives
the following account of the trials Of
II fond husband
Shortly after daylight yesterday
morning n stranger was rushing
around the city in hot haste, and max
ing anxious inquiries for his wife,
who had boon spirited from his downy
couch dining the night before, and he
was doloiously lamenting over his sad
loss, not lessened by any means by
the missing fair one having two hun
dred Of his hard. earned dollars seore-
ted in her palpitating bosom. II
seems that the unfortunate man and
his wife were on a specializing and
pleasure tour through Minnesota,
(they hailed from Iowa) and it seems
were doing very well. On Thursday
night the coniugal pair soiourncd at
the iour-mile house, between Saint
Paul and Saint Anthony, but before
day dawned the wife cautiously stole
from the sleeping husbands side (like-
wise two hundred and twenty five dol
lars from his brecchcs pocket and
struck out forparts unknown. When
the too fond and conGding man awoke
from his sleep, and also to the fact that
his scrip, too, was missing, his grief
was great, especially as all the money
he had left was one melancholy five
dollar bill The loser of the lovely
spouse and dcarer "spuds' lost no
time in making known the facts, and
efforts were being made yesterday TO
capture the frail creature, together
with a potion of the wadding that no
doubt gives n fine fom ensemble To her
gushing bosom. At last accounts the
search was unsuccessful, and the I'M
happy man was not ut all jovial over
the dcsolatiou which had hciallcn the
treasures of his heart and wallet
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JASPER COUNTY.

Probate Court, 1ugust Term, 1866.
To Nancy Wilson. Polly Ann Smell and james
NJ. smell, her husband and all others inter-
c,tcd in the Estate Of Isaac Downs, deceased:
VOU are hereby cited to be, and personally
4 appear before the Honorable Probate
Court Of said county. ON the LIST Monday in
October next, then and there 10 show cause. II
any YOU can, why the letters of James NJ.
Rambo, administrator of said estate, should
not be surrendered: and further to show cause,
If any YOU can, why the final account Of said
administrator, now on file in said Court, should
not be allowed. &c
Given under my hand and seal of Of
is. fee the 18th day of August, A. d.,
'-..,. 1896. JAS. L. MCCORMICK,
aug23wjt. CLERK.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
IASPER COUNTY.

In the Probate Court Of said County, 1ugast
Term, 1866.
To David w. Moore, and all other persons in
terested in the Estate Of Levi Moore, decd:
NTOU are hereby notified to be, and person.
Il ally appear before the Probate Court Of
jasper county, State of Mississippi, to be held
at the Court House, in the town Of Pauding.
on the LIST Monday in October next, then and
there to answer the petition of Mary Il.
Lcightsey and Joseph b. Leghtsey, for pro-
bate of certain instruments of writing, pur-
porting to De the last will and testament of
Levi Moore, deceased.
- Given under my hand and seal of of
LIS. flee, this 18th day of August, A. d.,
'.... 1866. JAS. L. MCCORMlCk,
oun93,v5t Clerk.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JASPER COUNTY.

Probate Court, Aagtst Term, 4. d., ls66.
10 the unknown heirs Of Robert ;. Underwood;
the unknown heirs Of James l.. Underwood,
and all other persons interested in the Estate
Of Thomas Underwood deceased:
UOU are hereby cited to be, and personally
Il appear before the Honorable Probate
Court Of Jasper county, state aforesaid. on the
1,t Monday In October next. then and there to
show cause, il any you can, why the lands,
tenements aud hereditaments Of the said 1hos.
Underwood, deceased, described in the petition
Of samuel b. Underwood, administrator of said
estate. should not be sold, a prayed for in said
petition, To pay the debts Of said dcccdcnt.
Given under my hand and seal Of Of
Is. flee the 18th day Of August, \. d.,
1866. JAS L. MCCORMICK,
auV23Njt Clerk
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orr rnr TnAcN-The train from
Now Orleans ran or the track near
Byram Station, yesterday morning.
Theaccident was due to the careless
ness of the party having charge OF the
switch ut Byrnm, for which he de
served n good switching The train
reached here about ten o'clock--too
late for the morning connections with
the other rOads
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RAN.-It sprinkled, it drizzlcd, it
raincd. it poured, it came down in tor
rents nearly all day yesterday. Be
tween the drought, the army worm,
and the heavy rains, the cotton crop is
having a slim chance. Farmers say,
however. that the prospect for sweet
potatoes and gubers is very fine. If
SO, we shan't starve.
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"Cholera remedies" are becoming
very numerous. Almost every e.
change we take up has enc or more
" reliable" prescriptions The best
remedy is to keep cool, and attend to
your business.
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RoBnrfW Ar GAELANDsyILLE.--A
most daring and successful rob
berry was perpc.rated at GarlandsyiIle'
a few nights since. The thieves man
aged to get in the bed room Of Judge
Watts, stole two gold watches, his
pocket book, papers &c, and carried
away some Of his clothing. The
watches and money were taken of but
they left the clothing in al back lot. The
same night the house Of Col J. f.
Watts, of Garlnndsville, was broken
into and a number of articles abstract
ed. We call special attention to the
Of Judge Watts in ref.
to the watches.
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N. o. ]. and G. N. RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE FROM AUGUST 18TH

PASSENGER TRAINS-Lravc New Or
leans daily at $3.50 P. ~: arrive al Jackson
Il 2:3o. A. NJ; and reach Canton al o'clock
4. ".
TRAINS going south, leave Canton daily at
5:3a. A. NJ; Jackson. ssJa. A. NJ: BroOkhaven
1e4o. A. NJ; Magnolia. 1883, p. NJ: arriving
at New Orleans It 6:jn. p. M.
FREIGHT TRAINS arrive at Jackson daily
at o'clock, P. n; aud leaves at 9.55. A. n
The passing points for Trains sre-Keimer.
Ponchat0ula- summit, Hazlehurst ami Terry.
HEatirE Ststion-MagnOlia. aug2sdtf,
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$3.50 Reward.
Three Gold watches stoIeai:I

Three Gold watches Stolea :: -
I'VE above reward will hr given for the ap-
i prehcn.on or information that will lead TO
the apprehension of the thief, that entered my
house on the night Of the I'D int aud stole
two Gold Watches. one gcntlenaus' and the
other a Ladies' watch with gold chain-the
gcntcman. watch plain gold watch, the
ladies' Of rather an uncommon construction,
made by Arnold, Adams n Co.-No 2,3sI-
and hard 10 wind up; the chain has the APP
penrancc Of gold beat, fastened together.
Also, my pocket book, with about twenty dol
lars in grcenbacks.
Also. the same night the house Of Col. j. l..
Watts was entered and a plain gold watch
stolen. and seventy -four dollar. in grccnbacks,
and dives other articles Of clothing, &c., &c,
taken. ....
JNO. WATTS.
Garlandsyile, Aug. %. 1866. aug26djt&wlt
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LAWS OV the UNITED STATES
Passed AZ The first session of me
Thirty-niHth Congress.
IorHaAr-
fpunta-No. III
THE TAX LAW.

IN ACr 10 reduce internal taxation and 70
.lalnenh an oct entitled IAN act 70 provide
/, iagtefnal revenue 10 support the d0ycrn'
'pent. to pay interest on the public debt,
nd for other purposes" approved jane
~, lstil. aud acts amcndatOfy thereof
foOSTfSuED FROM SIXTH rAGEl
AIRIAGEs, WATCHES, PIANOS, BILLIARD
f TABLES, ETc.
That section one hundred be- amended by
striking out all after tho onacting clause, in'
ding scliedule A. add Inserting Ia lien
tWo per - following; Uhat there shall be-
every person ily, on<oVeiy carriage. gold
ducing tor salt,>s fable, and on all gold OF
the ngaAat, the tax OF sums Of mooney set
tfwn in figures against the same, respective
d or otherwise specified and sct forth 10
ihedule A. hereto annexed, ~ be- paid by
ic person 0r persons owning, possessing, uf
.eepng the same on the irut das in May iu
ach year aud The samo shall bo and remain
a lien thereon until paid
SCHEDULE A.
Carriage. phmtOn, eauyall, rOckaway, or
other like carriage, AMI any coach, hack.
ney coach, omnibus, OF forif-whcelcd ear.
rlngc, and any coach. hackney coach. ON.
nibns, on iOur.wheeled carIiage, the body
ton, which may be Kept for use, for hire
or for. Passengers, and which shall not be
used exclusively ia husbaudry or Tor The
transportation Of merchandise, Yalned At
oxoeeding three bundled dollars aud not
above five hundred dollars each. including
= harness used there ith, SIX dollnrA 81 O0
Car1ingcs of like description, valued
above five hundred dollars, onoh
On gold watches, composed wholly OF
IN part Of gold OF gilt, kept for nso,
valued at one hundred dollars or
! loss, each, one dollar. .............. O0
On gold watches composed wholly or
ia part Of gold or gilt, kept for use
valued 81 above one hundred dollars.
each, two dollars. ................... . O0
Billiard tables. kept ipr use, each ten
dollars, ........... .............-...l 10 %
Tr0rid,d, That billiard tables kept for hire
and upon which a special tax has been i'm.
posed shall not bc required 10 pay the tax on
billiurd tables Kept for use as aforesaid, any.
thing herein contained 10 the contrary not.
withdrawing
On plate, ol gold, kept ior usc, per
ounce troy. iilty cents, ...-.......... 20
On plate, of silver, kept for use, per
ounce tioy, i've cents, ........-..... %
Irorid,a That silver spoons or plato z
silver used by one family To- nu amount not
exceeding forty ounces troy belonging to any
one person, plato belonging to religious 40.
oietirs, aud souvenirs and kccpsnkos actually
given aud received ~ such and not kept for
use also, all premiums awarded ~ q token
Of merit by any agricultural society, corpo.
ration or association Of persons for any
purpose Whatever, shall bo exempt from
tax
That sections one hundred and one aud
one hundred aud two he, and the same are
hereby repealed
LIn 81 CnNTINLLn
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ARREsrrp.-Mr VIM S. Buck was
arrested by Squire Dobson, yesterday
evening, and held 20 answer on a
charge Of shooting negro in this
city on Friday night
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We return thanks 10 our friends at
summit for quite nm accession to our
list Of daily subscribers, from that
Gourishing town.
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SrAmr Drnrs We publish this
morning, forthc benefit ofthc business
public generally, the new schedule Of
STAMP duties. Those who do not
file the paper, would do well TO cut out
this document for reference.
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The travelling public will be graft
fled to learn that our friend Rank
Dickson has very literally provided
for their accommodation free hack that
will bring passengers from the depot
and carry them back, without any
charge, Persons from distance
visiting Jackson will find the Dickson
House equal TO any hotel in the State.
The rooms are well furnished, the table
excellent, and more attentive servants
can no where be found. The Dickson
House is hrst-rnte institution and
deserves liberal patronage.
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We learn from the Nickshurg Herald
that white woman was lodged in the
county Jail, yesterday evening, charged
with cohabiting with negro She is
slovonly piece Of humanity, and not
fl companion for respectable
negro. She claims 10 hail from Lau
dcrdalc county of this State and goes
under the namc of the negro. The
negro got away before the arrest could
be made.
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SUGGEsrIvE-Thc weather has been
extremely hot during the past week,
and rain is very much necded-Bran-
don Republican.
he past week" indeed! II has
been many weeks since we were blessed
with asufiieicnc,. You ought to come
down ais way. Frantz, if YOU wish a
foreias'e Of what you are 20 have here
aiter.-iayeite Miss )Chgonicle.
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RoRACK's Blood There
is no medicine now ia use which is SO efllca-
cious as this remedy for the permanent cure
of Pilos-blecdiug or blind piles The Puri-
fer removes the cause, aud invigorates the
part to healthy action. Take wineglaSsiul
three or four times day. diluted with water
II coStteneSs prevails, take one Of the
Blood Pills three times day, 20 keep the
bowels moderately open.
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Com MEAL--Col. Donald announces
this morning that the Pcnitcntiary is
now prepared to grind corn, which
should be sent in on Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Fresh meal will he kept
ON hand for sale
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A shocking tragedy occurred at
Lexington, Holmes county, ON the
2lst inst, in which Il. H. Baugn and
DR. w. +. Ashley were both killed
We find an account ofitin the Conscr
vativo of the 2lth,, from which it ap-
pears that Mr.. Baugn in a difficulty
killed DR. Ashley and was himself at-
forwards shot by John G. Evans 4;
Evans was under arrest at the latest
accounts, and the matter being inves-
tgatcd before n Justice.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
F6r Rent YeTy Low.

THE entire premises of shady Grove SEMI
j nary: including one hundred acre. 81 open
land; buildings and furniture suitable for a
boarding SCHOOL, good well and spring water;
situated ten mile. east u Philadelphia, Ne
sh0h1 county.
For particulars, address Marg't Alderman,
care Of DE-. Fult0n. MrrIdIan. MI. aug3lW "
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The police q Paris recently found
the bodies Of three voung Girls who
had committed suside by smothering
themselves TO death'y charcoal They
we're found in knesling posture at
tired in their best dre@es.
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In Louisville. last Sunday, occurred
the consceradon. with imposing cere-
monies, OF Ae new Catholic Convent
Of St Louis bertrand. Bishop Law
ellie delivered ue address
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:. b. THOMAS.
sheriff Kinds County.

The above property was sold on the 9Th of
August. l>l}6. with the exception Of lot ,. frac-
tiOnal Square south. in Jackson. and bid of
10y BENZ. Magruder for 81 80 90. who i hereby
notified to come forward. before the day Of sale.
and uav said bid. OF the property will be sold,
and he be held responsible for the deficiencies.
il any. :. y. IiOMA>.
Efig2AItwaN. sheriff Kinds County.
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CANTON HOTEL.
Near the Depot, Canton Miss, b.

The travelling public can le accommodated
with comfortable add well furnished rooms.
and a table which VIII be supplied with every
delicscy thaf the market aiords.
July 70. 1855 d.
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Ex Governor Harris, of Tennessee,
vas In Selma recently. registering from
Nexrio.
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desires a situation as school teacher.
Her address can be obtained by ap-
plying at this office
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NEW ORLEANS
DOL OF ME- DlCIN E
. SESSION OF 1866 AND 1867.

d. WARREN BRICKELL, NJ. D., Professor of
Obstetrics and Diseases Of W omen, etc.
HOWARD SMITH, NJ. D., Professor of Meteria
Modica.
|. l.. CRAwCoUR, VI. D., Professor of Princi-
pies and Practice of Medicine,
HENRY f. CAMPBELL, NJ. D., Professor of
Surgery.
ALFRED G. HOLT, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical
Medicine.
A. L. PErIcoLAs, NJ. D., Prof. of Anatomy.
5. d. BURNS, NJ d.. Professor of Physiology
and Pathology.
Chair of Chemistry will be filled at an early
day.
w. s. MITCHELL. NJ. D. Adjunct Professor o.
Anatomy and special Lecturer on Ophthal-
mic Surgery and Diseases Of the Eye.
JOS. HOLT, NJ. d., Assistant to the Chair of
Obstetrics.
A. W. PERRY, NJ. D., J Demonstrators of
FRED. LoEBER, NJ. D., Anatomy.
The Eleventh Annual Course of Lectures, in
this Institution, will begin November 18th,
1866, and end March 10th ensuing. A Prelim-
mary Course Will begin October 10Th, and will
be free to all persons.
The Faculty. under the laws of the State of
Louisiana are Visiting Physicians and surgeons
to the great Charity Hospital, situated at the
very door of the School, and their pupils have
free access to the wards.
The Dissecting Rooms are unsurpassed for
extent and comfort, and will be opened on the
18th of October.
Dissect ny Materials will be furnished gratis.
+ e L s
All the Tickets ............... ........ $40 %
Naturalization paid but once ........ 90
Practical Anatomy ... ..-............ 10 90
Diploma in Medicine ................. 20 90
Diploma in Pharmacy ................ Ii 20
Board and lodging can be as chcaply pro-
cured in New Orleans n i'm any large city in
this country.
ID. WARREN BRTCKELL. NJ D., Dean,
aug22d.&w2w. IS5 CarOndelct ST., n. o.
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Captain Bart Able, of st, Louis, has
been appointed Collector at that city
in place of VIM Taussig, who has
been removed for his radical procliyi-
tics.
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"DONr he FoOLIsH."--lo can make six
Dollars from FIlty Cents Call and examine
An invention urgently needed by everybody.
or a sample sent free by mail for 80 cents, that
rctalls easily FOR 90. by Il. l.. Wolcutt. 100
Chatham square, New York. aug9wly.