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Sunday Arrangement.
Steam Train from City every Sunday morning st AoelocS'
An Eztsa Train will leave the City every sundhy. at
On and after NAY 6h the Trains will leave either end
the Road on Sundays at every half hour, from unt
O'Clock N.
Fare and from the Lake, sans day, Is eents ,S,oz
Passengers Gentiy Station must notify he conabctoz
prior 10 departure Of the train Fare 10 cents each way
GEO. PANDELY. General suparintsnd9nf.
GOS FORT, SPEED AND SAFRTX-IL-
" linOis Central Acknowledgements route from rev Orlea
to New York and all Eastern cities.
TWO DAILY TRAINS leave Cairo morning ana evening
nm arrival OF trains and steamers from the Souths
Time from New Orleans to New York-S4 day.
For through apply at the ohce e tins hH orleans
jackson and Great arher Railroad a. us Com
stTeet Roturda ST. Chares Hotel 81 Canal street and
Dep9a also at office OF tie Illinois Central ease GaiIe
General Superintendent, Chicago.
W.. p. JOHNSON
General Passenger AGENT Chicago
B. F. LORGLEY,
General Southern Agent. New Orleans.
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..,.,.,B. BHES
No. 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY HpEhA
;xayvslrv, watches. SILVER and Plated " ssS'
--soLE AsEsE FOE
SERMONS, BRAZILIAN PEBBLES ana
Fine Gold watches in Hunting GASES a0hq pns and Ear
en,rayed best makers; rich sets ,Struscan Gold
Baton. s ssd studs variety and s'' nd
Gents, Scarf and Masonic Pins ysEoS Cups eObs
Sets Table s. sna &C. roes. T'A Gallery best
makers and superior auaiisy,
oH,s and Mantle in Bronze, Marble An'
| speetaeieS'
qSs ps a 9ss sisa PssSs. best
se solicited 80 a ssgP go as ss@ New Fssss reset :
only sAssS, se1i repairing Wssas' an
G gsTs Sra the best being eng0ysS ,tv Ho.s
T Rsmesser' 20 CAMP STREET, under 'as e'''
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D EDEMPTION OF oITY BOMBS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CONSOLIDATED
DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS, ,ess
New Orleans, September lst, 1866. y
Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the r9E
ions of section 3h OF the Legislature of the STATE OF Lou
sana entitled IAN act to consolidate the CITY or New Ur
leans and provide for the government and admntsr
of its afars;n approved on Feb. I'D 1882 81,
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office until he 9TH
day Of Oetobey 1866 at z o'clock the sale to the city
800 Of $1,000 each issued according tOhe foregoing
act Proposals directed o. DeBuys Secretary City
Hall Room Nc % and Endorsed Proposals for sale OF bonds
JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor
p. G. NOLAN, Controller.
JOSEPH HERNANDEZ, Treasurer.
GEORGE CLARK,
Chairman Finance Committee, Board of Aldermen.
r. H. HIGINB0TE AM
Chairman Finance Committee, PICARD Asst Asaermen
o. DE BUYS Secretary
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Special NOtice-The undersigned, CRATE
f for tbs liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon them
tae this method Of informing the public that they pre-
pared with their specially in the Real Estate
General Auction and Brokerage business to devote their
particular attention to the PURCHASE and SALE OF
CITY MORTGAGE PAPER, BANK STOCK, lNsUR-
AECE SCRIP, and other Local Securities
The superior facilities which thorough knowledge and our
practical experience extensive business in Real Estate
affords win appear obviously advantageous to Capitalists
seeking reliable safe investments whilst those OF our
patrons who may have property SELL and obliged to
realize upon their mortgages paper by attraction of
CAPITAL be similarly benefited.
When the active season shall have commenced we purpose
having Weekly Auction Sales of the latter class of Securities
but only such as have to be sold without limit.
Our Mr THOMAS L. MACON will have special charge Of
this department.
G. z. aIRARDEY & CO., Auctionecrs,
Office, No. II Exchange Place,
pnt,raan Canal and Custhomhouse Streets
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ADJUSTMENTS.

st. CHARLES THEATER-sEC CHARLES ST
Proprietors. understandable DE BAR E. EDDY
PRELIMINARY SEASON
INCREASED ATTRACTION OFFERED NIGHTLY.
Second Week of
Dnprez dy Benedlct's Ministries,
Who will appear
EVERY NIGHT T HIS WE K
In One of their Uriyaled
Ethiopian COncerts
GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY NOON.
Admission to Natuee5O cents all parts Of the house
CEildrep and servants % cents.
Box Office open from 3 a. NJ till P N.
a CADEAIR OF MUsIC-sT. CHARLES ST.
sPALDfNG 4 RIDWELL, .Propretors and Msnagers
J. KITTRE&GE treasurer
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. H-second Night Of the
Equestrian season. Introducing DON JOSE OHIARINfS
Royal Spanish Circus,
presenting Eeg Orleans pgRgi &c G9PRapS Of STAR
rior to anything OF the kind in thil country.
Equesttans,
Athletes sRd
Acrobats,
Trick,
Dancing,
School Horses,
and Regal Psfaphernaa deSeopeJ matured and collected
exclusively abroad making new era IN the hSto1 ot he
Circle in the United States.
The ACADEMY MATINEE, for Families E7ERY SAT
URDAY NOON.
Doors open ut night at7 III Commence at 8.
Saturday Noon-Dours open at II A. M Commence az "
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50 Commercial u

Comm rcInI Bank, Water Works
Department August 18th, 1s65-pumbers notified at
their risk make Private Attachments Connections
with tBss Pipes of this Company without having obtained
permission the Office Dyades street between Canal and
Common VIM. j. MoCULLoH,
gnnerintendant
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THE Kentucky School Of Medicine and the Medical Depart
of the Unver y of Louisville having united the regu
lar annual will the hfsJ Monday in Dc
tober and continue four months
FACULTY.
THEODORE s. BELL, u. D. Emeritus Professor OF the
Science aud Practice of Medicine aud Public Hygiene
LEWIS ROGERS, NJ D., Emeritus Professor of Matatia
Medica and Clinical Medicine.
LLEwELLYN POWELL, NJ D., Professor Of obstetric
Medicine.
il Nj BuLLITT, N, D., Professor of the Principles and
Practice of Medicine.
O. W. BAYLEss, NJ. D. Professor of the Principles and
Practice of Surgery.
CIV: WRIGHT, NJ D., Professor of Chemistry,
JAMES N. HOLLOWAY VI. D., Professor Of Physiology;
l.. J. FRAZEE, H. D., Professor Of MsteFia Medca and
Therapeutics
A. BCOOK NJ D. Professor of the Surgical Diseases Of
the Genta Urinary Organs and Rectnn.
j. 4. IRELAND NJ D Professor of Clinical Medicine
J. W BENSON, NJ D., Professor of Clinical Surgery and
Dean Of the Faculty ~
From the foregoing i will be perceived that
accepted Protessorshp in tn Medical Department Of the
University Of Louisville and that the two medical SCHOOLS OF
this city united Embraced in this arr4ngenept wa9
the understanding that the graduates Of the Kentucky sc0
Of Medicine shall be entitled Ghe ad eunden degree Of the
University and snail receive the diploma thereof Tree OIL cge
to them at any regular commencement 80 :, .-,... =
The fee for the full Course Of Lectures is SQ5 Matrcuoh
So; DemOnsrator's $40; Graduation Fee 80.
For any info nation which may be deslrsd ai1re5s
PROF. j. W. BENS IN,
nnan At Tho Furt1t
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FAssMAN's PATENT IRON TIES
FOR COTTON BALES,


NV Bnttou Tie was the first sale to any extent IN
the South and has been by thousands Of planters With
universal approval have made yau9ne mGsSVe n a
also procured a patent for Buckle Tie which Tor simp
UNEQUAL Sizes for security in holding Isl think superior
to any offered to the public ,,. .t.,, oxo NOW
unversaq acknowledged holds the bale in much smaller
compass applied and fastened with much more @ IA
po lessons immensely the risk from fire. is stronger ano s
f ast avSntage has been strkney manifested during the
war Thousands of bales of cotton have been lost p
Iag s so6p se Gen sad In addition to this be fur
nil nearly fifty cent cheaper than rope ne b @
ply Of hemp cause prices to RUE %npf
eFSD cennot be relied on any price
have aan for the importation OF large qnlsty
Sesrs Chambers Latting for the sale and delivery OF my
Ties sn1p REFUGE, New orleans, July T. 1859
Sn6a last received from your press 1859 bales Of
was better order than generally comes from ES
more than any previous voyage , L., r;,ernoo, VIA,
in better order rope bound cotton It is highly R5e
erabe ground tar as the damp arising ron nag
that dampness the rope bound c9n confidently
n esTeu GyV atehsd IT, both in loading dischang
am or s0af' Fs'p'JJiosGaitNS HOWARD, Master,
The undersigned Fire Warden and Fire Inspector Of II
New Orleans Insurance Companies are q opinion maj a
protection against loss IN case OF Ill
than the old style of bslng with e., , ,,,..s.
JOAN ADAMS, Fire Inspector.
sAesFts Nv ABOVE ALFRED BEhANGER,
Ex.Chef Engineer, Fire Department.
CHAMBERS & LATTINe,
Agents for FasSman's Iron Ties
II And
DEALERS IN BAeGING, ROPE AND TW1NE'
81 Carondelet street, New Orleans
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FOR RENT.

MOE RENT-oFFIoEs TO RENT-APPLY TO
BYRNE VANCE CO.,
3 Carondelet street, up STAIRS
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LEGAL NOTICES.

cHAs. E. FoRsrALt, FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF
NEW ORLEANS
HIS CREDITORS. No. 1855
cTATE OF I.0UEsFANA-NoTiCE is HEREBY
- given the creditors of the insolven and all persons
nteFesed that the cesion of said insolvents property
cepted by the Court for the benefit Of his credtors that
meeting Of said creditors will take place at the office Of
Adolphe Boudousqne ESQ., Notary Public in this city,
MONDAY, the 2ih day Of September, a p, 1856 AZ
affairs OF SD nsoyent; that A. Debes Esq, has been ap
pointed = represent the absent creditors. and that all judi
cal ppssng against his and property stayed
ByFeEtier of the Court. SD.
T%. ,. F. DICK, Deputy Clerk.
Clerks atHce, August IT, 1866
ETAP DE LA LOUISIANA
QUATRIExE CoUR De DISTRICT CHARLES z; FoRSTALL
NOuyeIie. orleasss No. iI655s
A Wis est par lie present GOMnes nux cream
csEs du dit insoyablee touses autres personnes in
ceptes la pour lie benefee 90
assebee des ites cresneers e bureau NJ
Adophe Boudousque notare public dams eete vi Ie LUHD
lie 24feme jour de sepemhfe D. 1856 10 heures du
tin pour prendre consideration aares du dit nsolva
bles que NJ A. DePbss pour representer les
as procedures udciel contre
personne ct propEete sont retenu.
j. F. DICK, Deputy Greffsr.
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Der 866Oice Of the London and Lancashire Fire Insu
CompanyThe rate of Premiums for Insurance being
reduced by the Board of Underwriters this Company pre-
pared to take Risks all descriptions of property and
form to the tariff Discount to be rate per
tariff.
BY order Of the Board. JOHN I. HEATH
Secretary.
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BatWeen Canal

New Orleans, Opelousns and Great
Western Ralroad-sepcmbsr 3, 866-From this date the
price passage this road and by steamers from BRA
SHE Ar to GALVESTON will be Csl5 Fifteen Dollars,
G. W R. BAYLEY, Gen'l Superintendent
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meeting held this day at tie Office of Messra Felowes Co.
there will be at the Varieties, Club Room TUESDAY
EVENING NEXT 1lth inst, at O'Clock, meeting for the
purpose Of considering the Regulations issued by Treasury
Department for the collection of the Sc internal
cotton and suggesting such changes these Regulations
az may be determined upon
Cotton Factors and others interested the subject
Rited to attend G. FELLOWEs, President.
JOSEPH DENEGRE. Secretary.
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Orleans Jackson and Great NoEshern Mississippi
Central and Memphis and Charleston Roads Chstts-
noogsM
Or the Morgan Line of Steamers g Mobile, thence By rail
to Montgomery, and via Atlanta to Dalton;
Or by Needle Ohio Railroad via Gorint
TO Chattanooga
This unrtyaled combination only accommodates tina
Southwest has received from the Postocs Depart
ment tho premium appointments Of the
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GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL,

Bscanssos the following snail tiu,s ssasauis:
From NeV 0sleans Eew hours
:. :. >. to Philadelphia. .....s,.........sg =.
to baltimore. .....dAfSO
toWashingtcn ,...-. ~. .a3 hours
=. to Lynchburg. .,..,.-........S< .7221
eRest this the passenger put through mail fa with
close connection and no detention
MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING COACHES
On all Night Trains Baggage checked through to ali i
portans points
THROUGH TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
1t also carries the GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS.
In addition these signal advantages to the traveller this
affords tho following incidental Inducements It
passes through temperate peaceful and healthy country 2
affords finest freshest abundant fare II
allows at good hotels at the
Thermal Medicinal Springs Of Tennessee and Virginia
1t rayerses the Switzerland america and commands
view ct once romantic and panoramic Among the atrac
ons on the route may mentioned battle fields Of
Manassas, Bail Run,
Catlstt,s Station, RappahannOek,
i Brandy, enlpepper,
Gloyd,s Farm, Missionary Ridge,
/ Chickamauga BesaGa,
with the field other points of interest connected
Herewith j. II MoFFETr
General Southern Agent, Virginia and Tenneea Railroad
Lynchbuyg, Va.
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The QueenI The Queen!-The Queen
OF HAIR REsTORERs Mrs. Winsows Queen Hair He
storer Is queen not only in name, but in virtues
Ttis the Hair Restorer ever offered to the pno.
An nfbe restore and preserver of the hair if faithfully
applied
It is no hair dye. ..--
It acts directly upon of the hair changing gray
hair to its original life color arrestng premature decay and
sailing ont of the hair Graduating scurf and dandruf and
curing all hurnors of the scalp.
It will change dry and wiry hair to soft and luzuriant
eresses
It imparts delightful fragrance to the hair
In short if you wish to your hair in youth and
retain ii through le use MRS. wINsLoWs QUEEN HAIR
aESTORER. Price 81 per bottle.
Sold by all druggists, - =, Goo, ,a,.
20 St Charles street, N. O.
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. w. WILKES,

TT w WILKES
1871 NJ 4INasrREET, NEAR FOURTH,
Louisville, Ky,
WOODEN MILL SUPPLIES,
COTTON MILL SUPPLIES,
RUBBER BETTING,
LEATHER Betting,
BoLTING CLOTH
MACHINE CARDS,
CARDING MACHINES
COTTON GINS,
COTTON wARPs,
wOvE WIRE SCREEN,
CORDAGE AND ROPE,
GUM HOSE AND PACKING,
SHEET METALS AND WIRES,
LACE LEATHER, RIvETs,
BUHR MILL STONES.
TURBINE WATER WHEELS,
FAN MILL MATERIALS,
With almost all other articles necessary for MILLS FoG
DRIES, FACTORIES, RAILROADS, OIL WELLS, c
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rynR SAE.E--yALUARuE PLANTATION.-IOFFER
for sale my Plantation in Kinds county Miss lying on
the Raymond Galatin road eight miles Southwest OF
RAYMOND This is desirable place. containing nine
sixty about six 6anGId cleared and under
goad fencing commodious Dwelling House with eight
ICONS new negro quarters good Gin House with Az
outbuidings complete, most excellent water The Land =
stIy bottom living sides of Paaha Creek which
runs centrally through the tract About thirty hands cSnd
he worked great advantage in the next year CROP ihe
neghborhooi is good one contiguous to large aourshng
male and female Seminary and two Churches good
bargain is offered as determined to sell ANY letters
directed to Crystal Springs COpsh county Miss or
to Messrs Harvey, McMahon Co., New Orleans WI re
ceve prompt attention. TT n oE1TrT
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Special NOtice-AH persons wanting an"
rratonin regard Ito prisoners of who died at Camp
T1og,os m will nIasEe address, E. S. JORDAN,
Box 496, Chicago Ill
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once OF the Trustees and Attorneys Of
the Associated Bondhodsrs Creditors and Stockholders OF
She New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Railroad
Company New Orleans April IT, ls66-Notce is hereby
given to the holders of the First Mortgage Bonds 1eheF3
creditors and Stockholders New Orleans Jackson ana
Great Northern Railroad Company, that plan OF the re-
organization the Company and agreement based thereon
omen for inspection and the signature of Bondhode
Creditors Stockholders at the office of Messrs Clarke
fsyue, No. % Camp street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~--- A Called Meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce will be held at their Room on WEDNESDAY
EVENING next, at O'Clock Puncua attendance is re.
qLested By order Of
ALFRED MoULToN, President.
W. COOPER, Secretary Pro TEN.
- Notice-The RritIsh Steamship Luxor
will commence digchargtpg her cargo On TUESDAY 18th
instant at the wharf used by the Liverpool Steamship Com
pany Third District Consgnees requested to cali at our
Oc' settle freight bills receive orders to the re-
eept OF goods on the Lesee otherwise they will be
their risk and expense
sIBLEY, GUIoN co,
81 and SO Garondelet street
Notice to Ignees-The Steamship
Evening Star Captain Knapp from York. ia nav dis
charging cargo at the Companys Wharf, opposite jackson
Square Consgnses will please call and settle freight bills
and receive orders for their goods, otherwise they will be
stored at their expense and risk.
WILLIAM OREEvY, Agent
80 Carondelet street
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RAILRoAD.

SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after SUNDAY, April LIST, 1866 the trains on this
read will leave Is folloTs Id.
8 O'Clock NJ Horse Cars, 81 o'clock 4 NJ Steam Tsain
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OFFICEAL.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, April 7, 1865 }
WHEREAs, application has bee1 e m made E9
WHITE Clerk Of the Fifth District Court OF Eew or
leans to.wit Bond dated the 2ls Of November 1882 in
tbe sun Of thousand dollars signed by Charles White
al principal and Gabriel DeFerriet and Felix Roons secu
rifles each In the sum of Five Thousand Dollars the eond
ons Of said Bond being for the faithful performance by the
Notice hereby given to all persons interested IN tine ABOVE
described Bond show in writing at the once o. the
Secretary Of State within ninety days from the last pubc-
ton Of this advertisement why the sad Bond should not be
cancelled and annulled. 81,
Given under nv hand seal of the State above, and OF
the Independence Of the United States the ninetteth
" j. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor:
J. il HARDY, Secretary Of State.
Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT. DE LE1EouTIEr
~ " - Nouvele- Orleans lie Avrl, 1866.
A TTENDU gu'apPIIcattOn IA etc faite Rour
N Ia cancellation bond oiciell de Charles T. mite
CONNIE greer la cnqueme GOur de district de Ia NouNee
Inc Obligation datee du 81 de Noyembre, l8i9po Ia
some de $1,000 5gnee par Charles n Wnlte, CONNIE p
cipaI ct Gabriel FERRET ct Felix Robin CONNIE pflAcl
securities chacune pour la somme de 95UU, Ia ute oo-
cation etant conditiOnnee pour la hdee execution par e
dit charles F. White, de deyolrs CONNIE GteIer ss-
dit =. :. -. 1905, ,i COW tarossas
dams adite obligation de montrer la cause en- cert en ou
rpau du secretaire dta pendant 9rs
la dernee publication de Get avis les raohs pour esquee
Ia dite Obligation sera pas cancellee e. annnlee
Donnie lie sceau dEtat, CONNIE susult
eli de Tlndependence des Etats-Uns equatre-vingt.
Par lie Gouverneur. 1,,1rCoS yUr1rC
/ n H.Rpy Secratare d'EtGt.
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I'D EOPENlNGt OF THE COMM ERCIAL EXCHANGE
IL and News RoOmNo ll8 Common street. Opposite St.
Charles Hotel, New Orleans, La.
cordially invited to attend the reopeuibg OF
the Exchange News Room sATu hDAf EEENIFd, .SeRZ
18th which occasion cards of membership VIII be
presented for uneXepired terms
Members Of the Chess Club also Invited to be present
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y" " THos. ALLEN CLARKE. Vice Chairman.
steadIlY, suceeasfully, 81

surely, Steadily, sucGeSsfully, smol"n.
rs Extract of Bucu curing every of Kidney Disease
Rheumatism Gravel Urinary Disorders weakness ana rams
n tb Back Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
Excuses of any kind,
Come va seaicted Try smoanders-Take other Buckui
Gold BY all apothecares Price, 81. D Barnes Co., New
York and Barnes Ward Co.. New Orleans agents.
3nragb Rogers Wholesale Druggists Boston, Mass, gene
nDeuts
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WANTED.

XNANTED-AGENTs-S7 TO $500 PER Month
w for Gentlemen and S5 to SIS for Ladies every
proved and perfected yin hem fell s5Gh guilt bind nd
elastic lock stitch and FULLY warrantedor three years pay
the above wages commission from whiG9 yce ths
amount can be made AddEess call on Q. BOWERS CO..
office 255 South Fifth street. Philadelphia, "a AL letters
answered promptly, with circulars and tegms
EuANTED-A YOUNG LADY DESIRES A sITUA-
w ton to teach in school private family Is compe
tent to teach all the branches OF an English educa
ton Good references given Address Miss L., Crescent
Office To-
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= Removal-The 0mce of the New Or
leans Opelousas and Great Northern Railroad has been re-
moved to No. 50 CANAL STREET, near Old Levee
April 26, 1866. GEO. W. SQulKES, secretary.
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-Colgate's Honey soaP-This celebrated
Toilet Soap in such universal demand is made from tho
choicest materials is mild and emoient in its nature fra
centsd and extremely beneficial init action upon the
Pkin For sale by druggists and fancy goods dealers
vTNyTNG DISPOSED OF OUR STOCK
groceries, we will continue the Commission and Forwarding
Business a. The old stapd No 80 and 80 New Levee.
NV. BUokxAsEEB CO.
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LOTTERIES.
Capital PFlzei $50, coo.

capital PElzei. $50. GOO.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, CLASS I,
FoRsTREsBENEFTT OF SHELBY college,,
70 BE Drawn AT
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE.
Thlrtieth Annual Session.

THE Kentucky School Of Medicine and the Medical Depart
of the Unver y Of Louisville having united the regu
annual session will commence the fs Monday in Oc-
ant four months