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RoMAN LoAN....,.,.,, ROMAN LOAN.
AMERICAN 1ssUE-FoUR MILLION DOLLARS

AMERICAN ISSUE-F0UR MILLION DOLLARS
To insure the Treasury of the States Of the Holy See
the governments Italy the sudati9n # the
Act th April 1866 the emission by subscrp
ton Of the Loan now offered to the public - -,
Hont S. the present condition of monetary
assist him in soTmounn present temporary e6afTass
well as to present. to capital has decided
issue this loan sixy'sx 1867 dollars gold for the one hun
reddolar gold bond
dred dollars GOLD each bearing per cent interest per
in gold the coupons payable semi.annuay on the lst of
dephia and New Orleans the current of exchange
The issue being sizyslS dollar go d will give more than
From $50 $1,000 viii be annually appropriated for the pur
will be applied to the further reduction of the deb.
believed that this loan viii commend itself to capitalists
heart desire to that his Holiness never addresses h
No Investment can present greater security than one gSr
anteed as this is BY the Pedeed faith Of State which has
Head pD'' @--' i1i'l'' '"4so'i' O''D''
SUBSCRIPTIONS received Coupons paid the following
Messrs EnwD BLoUNT 6 Co, Paris France
Messrs, puNYAN, SHERMAN a 90, Nassau street, cor
MessTS DEEXEL co.. "a South Third street, Phiadel
THOMAS LAYTON, Esq, President Southern Bank New
| Orleans
The venerable Catholic Clergy Throughout the United Sta
and the CRn4dasto expedite this good wOk-w please
arne by DRAFT Express the Central Office Bank,
ing House Of MSsrs puucag sherman Ca marked on the
|
ROBERT MURPHY, Agent
Recommendation of the Most Reverend Archbishop of New
York. "a
NJ Robert Murphy being the bearer to US Of introductory
letters nom the Apostolic NunCiO Paris feel authorized
to commend most earnestly the objects of his mission the
! Reverend Clergy and faithful of our diocese
Given at New York this 23d day of June, A. D. 1866
| fJ0HN, Archbishop ofNew York
Recommendation of the Most Reverend Archbishop of Ba
| mora,
We unite with the Most Rev Archbishop of New York in
recommending the object of Mr. Robert Mufphys mission
the Reverend Clergy and to the faithful Of Diocese
The Reverend Pastoral ergy will please the
| they shall deem most suitable and eficacinus
II. J. SPALDTNG, Archbishop of Baltimore
Baltimore, Feast of :. 8. Peter and TO- Paul, 1865.
Recommendation of the Most Reverend Archbishop EeE
] Orleans.
We certify that Thomas Layton, Esd, President Of iha
Southern Bank has been appointed agent for the Poltaai
osn for the city Of New orean and for the D9eesea Of 70
bic EGgehez Galveston LitlS Rock and Estchit0eheg We
recommend this loan capitalists generally and to the Rev
erend Clergy and Laity Of the DoGeses above named
1 ~ NJ. ODIN, Archbishop Of New Orleans,
New Orleans, 18th Jsy, 1866
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Sunday ADVANCEMENT,
Steam Train from City Sunday morning at O'clock
An Extra Train will leave the City every Sunday at
o'clock "'E
On and MAY 9th the Trains will leave either end
the Road Sundays, at every half hour from until
O'Clock P. N
Faro, and from the Lake, same day rs cents.
Passengers Gentiy Station must notify the C0nductG
prior departure of the train Fare Is each
GEO PANDELY General superintsudent
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KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, CLASS c
s O h E NJ E:
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
approximation prizes of $1,000 each the nine
naming units OF the ten Of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize ............... $1,000
approximation przes Of $500 each for the nine
naming units Of the ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize are...........,.,.. 6AO
Approximation prizes of $500 each for the
naming units Of the Of the number
20 drawing the $1,000 Pri1s 1850
=, drawing the Sc 900 pie -. 1900
IS approximation prizes of 10 each for the nine
drawing the s. 900 pTlsss :: :: =; l-'e, 500
Is approximation prizes of 800 each for the nine
drawing the $500 pr prizes ear ~ - .,-o Ia.s 1900
Is approximation prizes Of 500 each for the nine
naming units of the same ten of the numbers
drawing the $3.50 prizes are.,....."........ 1900
900 prizes amounting S2oOtQO
Whole tickets sl2i Halves So Quarera 81 Eighties 90
Tickets sold and prizes caBhed By
CHAs. T. HOWARD Licensed Dealer,
No 20 Camp street or
Lock Box 6q2 Post Office New Orleans
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DRoPosAIs FoR RurI.DINss LEvEEs

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING LEVEES-
Office of the Board Of Levee Commissioners, Mechanics
Institute New Orleans July 49, 1866 Sealed proposals.
and left with the Secretary Of the Board
Yited and will be received this office until MONDAY the 9Th
day of August 1866 for the construction of the following
levees, to wit: ..
Grand and Morganza levees in the parish Point
CHM Robertson leyees the parish of West Baton
Rouge.
TO be built according to lines and specifications to be
nshed by the Chief Engineer and which will be ready and
be seen in his office in building above after the LIST day
Of August next Bids to specify the price per cubic
Good and solvent security will be required from contractors
and bidders will furnish the names of their securities with
their bids
The work these Levees will be required
by the LIST day of September next and be completed by the
day of January 1857 Payments will be made every thirty
days in currency at value, the certificate of the Engi
nee according to the relative value of work done
duc6n Of twenty cont theieOm will be made guar
lieu of furnishing bond and security before stipulated
contractors will have option of increasing the deduction
be retained as guarantee.
All these Levees large and important and in addition
the gurantees enumerated the will be
put keep works sufficient force laborers oil
times insure according the opn of the Engineer the
completion of the Leyees within the time specified under pen
atty Of forfeiture of contract.
It proper state that O tractors will be required
after completion of said Leyees to plant Bermuda
the at such distances apart as may be decided by the
Engineer. r..... --..I ..=..r4.r- -. ....'
By order of the Board of Levee Commissioning
B. H. GREENE,
Chief Engineer of First Division of Lsvees.
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4 LABAMA STATE SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTERY.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE UNIVERSITY.
Capital Prize, $4,000.
ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY,
CLAssl !.
To be drawn at Mobile, Alabama In public
On Monday. August o. 1896.
IH1rFrE1D, BRoADBBNr i co., MANAGERS.

APPROPRIATION PRIZES: ....--
approximation prizes $500 each for the nine re-
naming units of the of the number
drawing the $50 600 prize are. $4,000
approximation prizes of $3.50 each for the nine
drawing the SIS 600 prize are - @ 2,25o
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
naming units of the ten of the number
drawing the $3.50 prize 1900
approximation prizes of 500 each for the nine
maiuing units of the ten Of the number
drawing the 5000 prize 800
is approximation prizes of 100 each for the nine
maiuihg units Of the ten Of the number
drawing the $500 prize ................ 1900
437 prizes, amounting to. 600
Whole tickets sl2; Halves, SO Quarters, IS Eighths,
81 So = r RT-'
All the prizes above stated drawn at every drawing
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
the drawing there 600 tickets numbered from to
10000 There 43 full prizes No smaller prize than S00
Tickets for sale and prizes cashed by
CHAs. T. HOWARD, Licensed Dealer,
No. 40 Camp street, or s,4
Lock Box 692 Post Office, New ORLEANS.
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CoNsTARLE,s SALE

CITY OF BALTIMORE vs. SECOND JUSTICE 0ouRr
DANIEL cox. PARISH or 0RLRAEs-ho SlOs
RY VIRTUE Of a PIearIs Fieri Facias 20
4 me directed by the Hon II. Brsggho Second Justice
Of the Peace in the above entitled su will proceed
a pnbi: auction at the Merchants and Auctoneers Ex
chang Royal street. between CustoAouse and Canal Streets
10 the Second District u this city, MONDAY he3h day
o. AUGUST 1856 at IL O'Clock the following described pro-
ONE CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in the
Fourth District Of this city designated by 81 psn
Louis Peie city dated April 49, 1850 ann depos-
ted IN the ONCE Of Egsebe Bunny notary public which square
is bounded by Third Fourth Roman and being
divided into eighteen lots one 70 eighteen
measuring follows in American Two hundred and
seventy fePt inches and Eve
SAID Roman and Pieur streHs together u all the rights
Ing any wise appertaiilng
Said property was acquired By Daniel Cox by purchase FROM
estate of John McDonOgb deceased per before Eusebe
Bouny noar public 0r the city OF New Orleans dated May
~ 1889 and acquired by the said John AcDonogh by pur
chase from MessrB Peters Pierre Chase and gan
passed before Grma notary public the city New
leans, on February TO- 1895.
Seized In bAe above suit.
JOHN G. CUzAC,
Constable S. cOnd IN tce court.
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TTUNOLE BILLY WILL STAND THE SEASON
1855 at the Fair Grounds at S5l the season. to insure
Of May and terminate on the 3lst of July. 1866
UNCLE BILLY years old ia beautiful bay color, and
hands in height He we'll made throughout and
his form most perfect in all its proportional and but for
accident Uncle Billy would doubtless have occupied the high
position the turf his thorough good blood and fine form
warrant.
she by imp YORKSHIRE out of Charmer $50 famous the
Southern turf its paest days. by imp Gencoe she out
the inVncble Betsey Malone et lost bat race falling
when in the lead and beaten by Piano. whom she had
previously and did beat aerward Soekhold
Of Potomac Mahomed gotby imp Sovereign, out
OF Flight, 0he dam of Hegn and Mecca by Sir Charles
For further particulars apply to
WIN. BRUNTEN Sc St. Charles street.
No liabilities for accidents escapes.
RJanv nv MnxT1O
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BY the GOVefnOT.


ETAr DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT DE- L EXECUTE
Nouvelle- Orleans 10 10 Juliet 1866 !
A TFENDU qu'appI]cat1On IA etc flite moi
N par Theophilus AnfonX pour la cancellation
cation ocee Encanteur dams pour la parolsse
d'tlrleans, SAVIOR
Une obligation datee On 6 decembre 1865 pour la
de dix mile pissres, sgne par Theophlus Anoux CONNIE
principal ct Pascais Roben secure, la dite oblga
ton etan condonne pour la dele execution par dit The
ophlus Ant0ux de devoirs CONNIE Encanteur susdt
Avis consequence donne les personnes nte
ressees davor re conAatre par ecr bureau
tse Rta dams les 30 iours qu suyont la enere pubcs
ton eette proclamation les rasons pour lesquee lie dill
obligation serait pas Caneelie ct snnule
DONNIE signature ct lie de PEtat la date
cdessus la 90eme jour de Undergraduate Etats Uns
] MADISON WELLS.
Par lie Gouverneur;
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, 1
Few Orleans, July 10, 1865 !
WHEREAS, TheOphiIuA AnGUux has ap-
" piled to me for the ceneeling Of his official bond as
$1,000 sigued by heophilus Au!oux principal Pasca-
lis Robeu security the said bond being conditioned the
faithful performance by said TheOphus Anioux Of his duties
auctiOneer aforesaid.
Notice hereby given to all persons interested said
show in wiring the office of the Secretary
within ninety days after the last publication OF this advertise
ment why the said bond should be cancelled and annued
Given under hand and seal of State above and the
dependence of the United STAKES the Linety first,
j. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governors
j IL. HANDY. SECRETARY O StRtn
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EEAT DE La LOUISIANA, DEPARrzMENT DE L'ExECUrIE
Nouvelle Orleans lie 10 juillet1S66.
A TTEN DU qu'nPpltcatiOn a etc faite "A mol
"A par Vsleton pour lie cancellation de obligation
hciee Encanteur dams ct la paroe dOreans,
sovOr:
Une obligation du 26 JUN 1855 pour la sonme de
dix mile piasres, sinee par ValetOn principal
ct Castang ct J Masscot CONNIE securities chacun
pour la de $780, ct j. A. Bragg pour
S500 la de obligation etant condtOnnee pour la fdele
execution par lie dit o. Vaeton de devors
teur snsdit.
Avis par present donnea qu sont nteresses
dams ladite obligation de montrer ecure
du seCreaire Etat, dc quatre-vngtdix ours
dernere publication de avis les raisons pour lesquees
dite obligation serait pas caneelee ct annuae.
DOnne main ct e dEtat, cdessus,
l0eme jour de Juliet, D. 1866 ct lie
veme Dc Independence des Etats. Uns
J. MADISON WELLS,
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

OFFICE ASSISTANT City ATTORNEY,
New Orleans, July 6, 1866.
Parties entitled relief under the law relative exemption
from City Taxes for the 1862 1863 1854 and 1865
endorsement in certain cases. of March 10TH 1856
known prior the August next
then steps will be taken payment of by
linquents E. BERMUDEZ
Assistant City Attorney
No. 10 st. Louis street.
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FUTURE AUCTION SALES.
SAMPSON. aoUTHEeNER AND FLErA
At Auetlsn.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE
II. NJ VAN soLIEssz, AuetIoneer,
Office No. II Commercial Place
SATURBAY Y, August 18th, at IL o'clock M,
~ the Merchauts and Auct Exchange, Royal ST.
~ order Of the u District asern District Of
~ ,s. aptna A. public suction. Will be sod
opsIn Wreeking brat sUUTHERSER, tackle appat rel
,sne se as she now lies opposite Barracks osp AL
stesn VIZ esug boat SAMPSON her tackle anparsI f1r
D se as she now lies opposite Barracks Hospital Third
o9isandi,dd half interest in the steamboat FLETA her
ION frse &C. as she nov lies st Gretna opposite Jack-
s ta@ saas tns and place. following articles row in
Marks-Js B. L-3 Boiiers
Cylinders
D0sfosA
Fituaus
Old Pipea
/ lot q "a Door and Blinas
Hosting 8haitu
-Also--
large Steamboat Shafts 81 the foo. Of cas,o,,t,.
street. the Leves.
Portable Boiler, Engine and Rotary Puap cdule.e A.
Large steamboat Shafts foo. Of julia res., On ,as
Portable Boiler and Engine the Levse foo. Of julia
street.
Large Steamboat Shafts. at Magnolia Bridge
Large Steamboat Boilers Spencer PieIds Cel yard
corner Third street and Leyee.
Z cylinder and large Derricks. az same place.
W iERhs-Gash on the spot in U. s. Treasury notes.
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OFFICIAL.

STATE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
New Orleans July TO- 1856 !
WHEREAS, Application has been made to
w me by o. VaetOn, cancel his Official Bond as
Auctioneer in and for the Parish Of Orleans to wit:
Bend dated 18th day June 1865 of $40 000
signed by Yaeton principal by A CastainR and
Masscot securities, each for the of $500
Bragg of $500; condition of being
for the faithful performance by the said o. Vaeton Of his
duties Auctoneer aforesaid
hereby given all persons interested in the above
described bond to show cause in writing the office Of the
Secretary State within ninety days after the pubca
tion Of this advertisement why the should not be
cancelled and annuled.
Given under my hand the State above and the
Independence Of the United States the ninetieth,
J. MADISON WELLS
BY tie Governor:
j. H. HARDY, Secretary of State.
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CKEAr soUTHERN ROUTE,

VIA VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD,
From South the North and East and its
continuous rail connections
To passengers from the South and West going North and
East this route oers unusual advantages being the shortest
and most expeditions.
An rail line between New Orleans and the celebrated water
ing places Virginia the Virginia cities, Washington Balt
more Pb adepha New York and Boston, the North gener
ally and the GanadGs.
Exempt from mRlarfous influences.
This route from Chattanooga Lynchburg travsrBes the
mountain reions Of Tennessee Virginia. which
passed heahfunes purity Of atmosphere and grandeur
omountan scenery, whilst cannot be surpassed for atten
TO on its trains nor IN tne gentenSn Dear
| ton and strictly attentive TO business.
Baggage will checked through from Now Orleans to the
Virgi ia Springs and principal cities nth and East
Through be bad at the office of the New Orleans
Jscksou and Great Northern Railroad ticket office
j. w. GOODWIN, General Superintendent.
@. @. WINGFIELD, General ticket Agent
JOHN t, boFEETT, travelling Agent South.
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FAssMAN7s COTTON TIE.4
EAssMAN's PATENT IRON TIES
. FOR COTTON BALES.

Ny Button was offered for sale to any in
the South and has been used BY thousands Of with
the shape the button since it FIRST introduced and have
also and 0 Of TIE Sass o
unequal Sizes and orseGnrty in holding Is think superior
advantages of iron rope for bsng cotton now
universally acknowledged holds the bale much smaller
both in the country pressing and the at the ssa
impaired by time and exposure that rope
This last advantage has been strne manifested during the
and breaking of rope which could have beeo preserved
MI he'd nearly fy per cheaper rope The derange
Of labor in the hemp growing States has reduced the
cedenedy high Indeed suficency for bal ng moderate
cotton crop cannot be relied on at any price.
Led for the importation OF large quantity of
Ne best sr the & s65 s9sS of T
SNIP REFUGE, New Orleans July 7, 1859
sn January last received from your press 1852 bales Of
new Iron e can safely affirm that The cotton
was received better order than generally comes from the
Presses that slowed better and enabled the ship to carry
more than on any previous voyage ,.-.., -,
in better order rope 1t is highly
eable for ground tier the damp arising from the bsar
that dampness win rot the rope bound can confidently re-
and caTouiy watched It 6o in loading and dischsTng
am 'ii' 'O''' joan HOWARD Master,
The undersigned Fire Warden Fire Inspector of the
Iron Tie affords greater protection against OF hFt
than the old style fbang with 7 70 F,r. o.
| JOIN ADAMS, Fire Inspector
soH'ui ~ 'A' avs ALFRED BELANGeR,
Ex,Chief Engineer, Fire Department
CHAMBERS 4 LATTING,
/ Agents for Fassman's IRON TIea
/ And
DEALERS IN BAaaING, ROPE AND EwINE,
81 Carondelet street, New Orleans
CoLDIERs' HOME FOR LogEaIANA.-
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STATE OF LOUISIANA Widow j. b. BgLLoGo A p
THIRD DISTRICT GoURT NOBLOM and PIERRE Roy Vi
OF Their creditors and the Creditors
New Orleans. of BELLOCQ, EOBLOM q
COMO 2l54A
TENHE Creditors of the aforesaid fnRulvenkm
hereby notified that the cessnn property mas
been accepted by the Court for the Of eli said credit
and the creditors Of Belocq Noblom Co. and shey ar
further notified that meeting Of their said creditors viii take
place At the office Of Adoghe Bogdogsqale Esq Notary
10 O'Clock for the purpose Of celebrating on he aafrs
Rfsad InEolvsns In the meantime all Judicial proceedings
against their and properly are stayed E. WI
Huntington ESD Attorney at Law is appointed represent
the absent creditors. stH
By order Of Court, June %, 1866
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SECOND JUSTICES OOURT-
GEO. H. BRAUdHN-Judgs.
JOHN @. Constable.

The above Court hs been removed the Of Com
merGiaI Pacs and St. Charles street Entrauco26 CONNIE
la Place,
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-s.---l---I--.a--.,-s--n-.--------.--,-.
Personal.

DERsONAL- INFORMATION is WANTED OF
Bngene Wilson. son Of DR.. E. c. Wilson, of De Soto
parish La He a he d from 10 New Orleans about the
end of September 1860 ANY information regarding him will
be thar kuy received and the parties giving will be btr
sweet New ureans DR.. E. c. Wilson, Pleasant Hill, De
Soto parish, La.
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THB BUHhER FEMALB SEMINARY

TTME BUTLER FEMALE SEMINARY
BATON ROUGE,
Occupies Large and oommodOus Manslon With Ample
Secluded Grounds
Thorough instruction in ENGLISH LATIN and MODERN
LANGUAGES, MUSIC. EMBROIDERY, DRAWING, Etc,
together with cheerful domestic management and polite
cultare are offered and assured
TERMs-S4Op per month; $500 in advance; Music orna
mentRls extra ~
Pupils furnish toilette articles and bed clothing. rs
Address REV. J. z. G, DoREh6s, D D.,
Principal.
LBEBT LYONS SCHOOL FOR BOYS
OHATAwA, PIKE co.. MISS
New Orleans and jackson Railroad
Circulars may obtained application to RORERT PIT
KIN, Esq, Is and lb Camp street, Kew Orleans.
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DONTOHARTRAIN RAILROAD.

SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and after SUNDAY April lst 1866, the trains on THU
road will leave follOWs:
CITY FROM THE LAEB.
O'Clock N. Horse Cara 81 O'Clock A N. Steam Train
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LEGAL NOTICES.
sTATR a. LOUISIANA.

New Orleans No 1855
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors Q
the tnsolvent herein all other persons Interested
that the Of said nsolvens property accepted by the
court for the benefit Of his creditors the creditors
CCEInercial eouse OF j. j. Albert and that meeting ii
sad caators vii Be he'd md convened before Adaphe g
day Of August 1865 10 NJ for the purpose 81
celebrating on the affairs OF said insoivent.
They further notified that all judicial
his person and property stayed and that j. AID
Esq., is appointed attorney he absent cretor
By order Of the Court JN0. III. COoNEY,
Deputy Clerk
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Come ye affected Try smolanders'Tske other Buoui
Bold BY all apothecares. Price, 81 D. Barnes Co., New
York and Barnes Ward Co.. New Orleans Southern agents
BuTegh Bogers, Wholesale Druggists Boston, Mass, gene
raj agents.
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WILLIAM g. COOK.
AUCTIoNEER, g
oFFICE-ls8 GRAyIER STREET.

Having had ten years. experience Auctioneer
specuy offer services to the merchants of New Orleans
and elsewhere for the sale of of Cotton Coffee Sugar
rally. I-E
"a. Parlicnlar attention riuen tn ndaruer,s ssea
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.... LIN THE-- ....---....
Spacious and Elegant " Story building"
constantly in session under eight able ProtessorS 1t win
founded 1892 and is chartered by the sats Isormer
densmay be found Principals Bookkoepers large
portion the old Of this city Southern
States, Ladies' Gentlemen attend the COMMERCIAL
COURSE Book keeping, Penmsnshp, Mathematics, Eng
sh French spansh business education that enables
5000 5000 annually is the fortune parents
give their We have ample arrangements 100
students. Ladies' and Gentlemen are invited to call
RUFUS DoBBEAR. President
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THOs ALLEN oLARVB, Vice Chairman

- surely, steadily, sucoessEuiIy, SmOIAn-
Exacto Bucku curing Of Kidney Disease
Rheumatism, Gravel Urinary Disorders Weakness and Pains
In the Back Female Complaints and Troubles arising from