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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03
THE LANCASTER LEDGER,
CONN ORS &c CAR TIE r

i Lancaster @. e., s. c. Having large subscription
list 1t ofers favorable medium TO Merchants and all
advertisers who desire to extend their business In the
upper Districts Of the State Rates Of advertising lib
ersl. Specimen copy of paper sent ON application.
August 20 ,
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GARD.

that We pubsh the following tegtmonfals yhfch hsva
b,en received By ~ recently: 81 :
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sPECIAI NOTICES.

nsrMRS. WINSLOW,S SOOTHING SYRUP FOB
Children Tssthng greatly facilitates the OF teeth
ing, by softening the gums, reducing all inflammation
viii allay ALL pA and spasmodlc scton and IL SURE
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS Depend upon IT. moth.
ers. it viii give rest to yourselves and RELIEF AND
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for years. and can
say in confidence and truth q twhat have never
been able to say Of any other mecins-Never has 1t s
ed in single instance to effect cure when timely used
Never did We know an instance Of dissatisfaction by any
one who used it. On the contrary. all are delighted with
its operation and speak in terms Of commandaton OF is
magical effects and medical virtues.
We speak In this matter 'waAT WE DO KNOW" after
years of experience and pledge reputation for the
fument of what VIC here declare In almost every In
stance where tho infant Is suffering from pain and e1
hauston relief win be found In fifteen twenty minutes
after tho syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle.
Be sure and call for
.MRs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac simiIe of COURTS PERKINS" on the
outside wrapper. All others are base limitations
Sold by Druggists throughout the world Price. only
s5 cents per bottle.
oA;ces-No 215 Fulton street. New York: No. 2o6 High
HoIborn London England; No. AL st. Paul street. Mon
treal. Canada. tuthsemo August27
sSNoTICE To MARNERS.-CAPT TAINs
AND PILOTS Wishing to anchor thor vessels in Ashley
River are requested not to do anywhere within direct
range of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARyEs on the Charleston and st. Andrews side CT
the Ashley River by which precauon, contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable VIII DO avoided.
g. O. TURNER, q. NJ.
Harbor Masters oace, Charleston. February 9. 1885,
February7
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Receaued duraas nss naoata of anoust IssB.
Ldzpoa. Juiy q 1857.
HzaazA oz1rxznus q EoB.aentG have nuoh
plsasurs IN endosng document ngned BY the nrse
your Pianos in such high estmAton {ei6e my 0efzd.
ente that fet my duty 70 taks one Of than Win ne
unanimous they hsse been on the subject Iiieg 70
forward 81 tbs Same tina. lsttsr rso6tvsd um ry
friend Mr. 0oilad; which, am surs must bea fsttI.
fisvo the honor 70 b. ssnssmsn, yoass vsss has.
81 aAHks II WRifLL.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03

STEAMER PILOT BOY. capt. W. T. KcNEITY
STEAMER FANNIE. capt. 3. PEcR.
ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAMERS WILL LEAVE
~ Charleston every Monday and Tkursday Aorninps,
AorniHes, st o'cloct Touching at Blufton on Nor.
day Trip from Charleston, and Redne'daS trip from
Savannah. Ess Eb -,
Freight received daily from Am. to- F. NJ. and
All Way Freight also Biuhson wha,sas. must be ure.
paid 10y
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN FERGUSON Accommodation Wharf
Charleston.
Agents, Savannah. Ga.
FULLER Ike,
Agents, Beaufort, s. G.
N. B.-THROUGH TICKETS cold at the Office OF ths
Agency In Charleston to points on the Atlantic and Gull
Raroad and to Fernandina and points on the ST. Johns
River E August
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03

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Tasy sss rnrtssilsa lur sr saens qnalisis and ise
no hz1tncnipu1 rcpndnass q thas bna Inefe ,.a
srar 49, ~ re5Ssrfa6is 81 eselnsn and pprsr
Tkth q, NIT ana h sny othaf tnsfummt wnue -
bASe dist1nfri1hed 1pr power Htfaeuf ndfsnness, A
Toe smssrinlect scrofity
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IA ruils vss on her np-hsalth vas - mar Iooa
strength was IN her step and IN hsf hsnda-RhAA1l'
zIoz brTyzRs."
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Anong shD chis1poinA 9 gseIllpos d the ohiokss.
co6arstujstoa5 fsSmafEj6 - te lds1srs. Chinkssins,
sro BE ers1soss poeejble dsh rchzeps nd volume q
tcraS ocfrblned Nsh 9 ssle l!slnee7 cleafnsss aad
peffsc essnnsm ~ =. slnse ~ se..ss -
Yrnpathoo Quality q vhtoh uey6 shsnses nAdee NJ
Daring ne pssl ysl.a NJ arn hasnsha.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03

THALHEHG,s 0rlNIOH.
eonEidsr oldcastins k SONG risnos, bsyoM CON.
u : Sa THAIBER0
,gha.rmaa q suts On i6usssi instsrnsn
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TO KEEPERS OF COWS THIS PREPARATION Is
rxfu.rnluTu tc

&At
creases I he quantity
and improves the guah-
ty Of the MIL E 1t
has been proven by ac-
tual experiment to In.
crease the quantity Of
MILK and @ BE A n
twenty per cant, and
make the BUTT ER
Arm and sweet. In fat
tening cattle. It 9 We
them an appetite. o
thrive much faster.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03

PHuAuzzxu1A, 10th Month. 18th Day, ls62,
RRspxorzp Fnrx1p:-My daughter has been muoa
benaatsed by the use Of thy Plantation Mtsrs Thou
WIT eend ne two bottles more 80. cr,nr,
Thy friand. EaA oo0"a"s
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,ga ~ e.:a WuIAnp,s Horxl.(
WAsHmsrou. .. o. Nay 22d, 1885.
0mSIzsu:-ws require another supply Of youf
Plantation Bittsrs. the popularity wish daily tn'
creasss with the guests Of our house.
Respectfully.
SYKES, CHADWICK & Co
&c. &C. &c. 10 10.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03

The gray unresting sea,
Adown the bright and betting shore,
Breaking in untold melody,
Makes music esermore.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-08
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, }
ingN 80 f1 TasAsuRr DErARTsksT,
Flu Il Raleigh, April 2ssh. 1901.

lisa EFEu i Ralsigh. April 2ash. 1907. }
70 List Takers and other Revenue Offers.
Various questions as 10 the construction
oFthe Re, eIue law have been addressed TO
this department. l give below. IN sub,
,fance, my answers. in the hope that they
NAV be Of service 20 officers administering
thglaw..ali .Hs1 N1ta sHH tH Y.f
T1rhs follow ing extract from d late order
OF Maj. Gen. SIckles. will show that the
collection of the State taxes must be
made, notwithstanding the recent Act oi
Congress placing the State under military
role: IT,
-.XyI. Nothing in this order shall be
construed TO restrain er prevent
fr8s aIs the collection OF
any tax, imposi. excise, or charge levied
by authority OF the Uniled States or oi The
Provisional Governments ot North and
south Carolina but no imprisonment iof
overdue taxes shall be allowed"
twill be pleased TO learn the views oi
any one, who coneeiyes that hls business or
property is undaly tared-sill give those
views careful consideration, aud y. 90 my
opinion. :he objections are Jast. siii report
them 10 the Geaersl Assemoly ior their rac.
hvn. 81 3 N.a
ll 10 sny county blanks for taking tar
Iis,s have not been received, they can be
had vu application 10 The Comptroller,
snose province |, Is 10 furnish them, aud
shs long since forwarded coples BY mail.
@ Very respectfully,
KEMP r. BAL Tie,
Public Treasurer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-08
VALUATION 81 RgAL EsrArE.


A.'dies Iu 1860, LEAVING 4 tract ol land "
Is. T.. and d., valued at si ,vvu. Is. selis
has Hael Tor minius parposes lor s3,ooo.
now must tAe list lAker manage
Ansser.--UndrT Sec. -. Art lpr collect.
IDg .Rssenuc, he musl estl,Datc What would
have byen The value Of B.S tract IN 1901.
sspposlns no mine had Decn discovered, /,
usJer SEC. -, he will tn.h estimate what
addiuopal value has bcea lmparted 70 !, y.
haJins The niue. The value tnus ascer.
ta,uea - that 10 be returned.
la the above case u. dues not list any
par, Of lhls increase ol value as "iueone.
vAtvArioS or PERSONAL PROPERTY.
prrsouaf property liable to taxation al
rRi1rtn mu,g be yalueh AZ the market
pilee 4, the time u listing. Al the place
where the property Is located. see Rev,
Act, page $.
nasii rolLs--wHo Ase LABohkRss
Landowner rmploy hands liable 70 poll
TX. g,slng - wages part VI crop; ~ nias1
list them.
Landowner lets has land 10 n'groes. IN.
der contract to receive part oi me er.P as
rent; he /. no, bound to lIsl them. IL would
be the same il tic owner FURNISHES team.
&C., provided he parts with The sontrot y
tie land. and cannot dlreet the labor " The
hands. $3.50 8ia#a
The question is. who has control oi ule
land: II the, ,vwner ne must list tue ~ofA'
inrn., II the hands have control unil crop
time, they are tenants. not laborcrs.
Tie sheriff, when the osner of the land
j. no, bound Tor poll tar Of the crOpper
should enIorce.ihe payment Of the Tax by
Distant 81 Tie growing crop. lie has no
right 10 return as insoisent, one who has
an interest IN growlng crop.
II lie rcn.cr d land employs labcrers, he
I. .imuhd lur their poli tax
foA plsh,cf is not bound To list his mana
ger OF Oycrseer. Nor is merchant bound
Lao listhls clerks.
a Eniuloysrs must list thnsc in their ser
vice lsloI Apnl .. day laburers THIS
nesnstrucuea is thought hard. but the words
are too plain Tor doubt. aud. indeed. The
tftvenps oil as originally presented was
.s,aended 10 the Senate BY The addition oi
The latter clause of the section under con
sIderaton, mainly 10 secure tar from this
iiinrrant class Of laborers.
HosEHoLp FURNITURE
worthlss25. Only s25 5is 10 be listed Books
worth 5000. only 300 20 be listed. I'll
evrroS AND ToBAcco, &c.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-08

"MY MASTER Is ALWAYS NJ" John
nie," said man, winking slyly to dry
goods clerk Of his acquaintance, you
must gave me good measure. Your master
u mt IN"
Johnnie looked solemnly into the mans
face and replied: "My Master is always
In" Johnnie's master was The Ali.seeing
God. Let every tempted child--aye. and
adult--adopt Johnnie's motto Ny Mas
ter is always in" II will save him from
falling into many sins. s9
The members Of the Pennsylvania Leg
islature have voted to raise their salaries 10
1850. Tins is for session Of about 6f-
teen weeks. W.
A watch has been manufactured ia Paris
which is wound up by simply openiug the
case TO note the time. IL only requires 20
be opened once month 10 keep it always
going. and il is perhaps the nearest ap-
proach 70 perpetual molten Jet Invented
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-08
A STATE PRISON Isl SCENE.

Oa fast day the Governor of New ,Hamp-
shire visited the state prison at Concord.
and alter viewing the building requested
the warden to bring certain prisoner into
the room. In short time Mr.. Mayo, and
the man entered and took their position in
the middle Of the company. The convict
was, Of course, astonished 10 find himself
ushered into 50 large a gathering. il which
were some twenty ladies, including the
wife of his Excelency. The Governor
rose. took the man by the hand. and spot 4
substantially as follows: ati 'i',si
"My friend. about twelve months ago
you were committed to this prison for iYe
years for the alleged crime of passing coua.
terfeit money. Som after yeur incarcera-
ton circumstances came to light tendin.
to prove that. although counterfeit bill
passsd through your hands. II was used b 7
you in an entirely innocent manner, and
that you were unwittingly the dupe Of q
scoundrel, who fed the state and has never
been arrested. Immediately ordered a
full investigation Of your case. and arm tho
roughly convinced that you are an limos
cent nan, and serving out an unjust sen :
tence. The constitution OF the state give
me the power to open the doors OF this pri-
son and in the lawful exercise of that pow :
er now grant you a full and free pardon.
This very hour the warden viii relieve you
Of conyic;'s uniform and give you clti-
zen's dress. You have been a good man
within these walls; and while | anj nv
friends here live We will every where bear
testimony that your Imprisonment leaves
no stain upon your character. A dear wife
and loving sister have prayed for your re-
lease, and now restore YOU to their hands,
TO be once more their comfort aud sup
port"
As The Governor closed his remarks the
poor nan. overjoyed with happiness. trem.
bied in every limb, and his face was wet
with tears. Nut person in the audience
looked unmoved upon the scene. all pres
ent congratulated Ihe prisoner upon his
iust release, and wished him happy and
prosperous future,
A DuTcHMAS's PARESTAL DISCIPLINE
Here is a story with very personal appli-
cation:
!" Shon, mine Shon," said worthy Ger
man father 10 his heir of ten years, whom
he mad over. heard using profane language,
Shon, mine Shon come here and will
tell you won little stories. Now mine Shon,
shall II pc drae story, or make -pelieves -
"Oh, true story, Of course" answered
John.
Ferry veil den. Deere vas vonce goot
nice old shenteman (shust like ID and he
had Won leedle poy (shast like you.) Andi
Won tay he heard him shwearing like young
IilleG, as he vas. So he vent 10 der winkie
(rorner,) aud took down cowhide. (shust
As am doing now and he took der leedle
plackguard by de collar. (dis way, you see. }
and yolloped him (shoost SOY Andt den
mine tear shon, he pulled his ears (dis way
and shmack his lace (dat say) aud tell him
TO 90 mitout him supper, shoots as you viii
do dis efening."
->~-~s~~~~~~--~~--
MY MASTER Is ALWAYS NJ" John.
aie," said a man. winking slyly to dry
goods clerk Of his acquaintance, !. you
"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-08

Ten b.ys. aged from eight 10 sixteen,
were sentenced to thirty days impiison.
ment, on Tuesday. at Jamaica. Long Island,
for having stoned an organ.grinder while
peacefully following his vocation. Go We'd
nes,lay the organ grinder died IN Bsoklyn
"a his injuries. .r4Ht.a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-08

A house and lot. leased by the owner, a
an investment, to be used Tor q boardin!
school Is not exempt from taxation.
Pianos exclusively used for instruction
in school are exempt.
The income oI school teacher, IL ex
ceeding $500, is not exempt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-03
"Good. Let Ms understand each other

"Good. Let us understand each other.
What is your barn in Paris worth !"
at brings me FIVE thousand francs
year" q .
"Well, ifyou will help me you shall
have pension for life Of ten times that
sum-"
"Agreed-you shall direct, will ex-
ecute."
"She will know nothing"
"And the girl"
"Nothing-she will do whatever she
is told; she is only large child, sus-
pecting nothing. must 60; there are
travellers arrived"
The newcomer was past the prime OF
life, with keen, piercing eyes, a grey
beard and curled mustache-a soldier,
evidently, by his dress. Speaking with
slightly foreign accent, lie asked
"You have young lady here |"
"No monsieur; she came, and is gone
on to the Palace at Ruel. She said if
her uncle came she was to be sent for.
/ will send out one of the lads for her.
"No, my own servant will go. | will
rest
Enter, NJ. 10 Capataine," and the
landlord, remembering his promise,
showed his guest into the room over
shadowed by the tree. The soldier and
his servant entered.
To be Continued.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-03
The Tennessee Election.

The result of the Tennessee election
is, of course, "a magnificent Union vic
tory" BRowNLOw's majority i'll the
State is estimated at about $4,000. The
only wonder is that he was not chosen
by unanimous vote, rs his vigorous re-
lection of registration books indicated
mis- desire To bring about such result.
We trust our loyal" contemporaries will
improve the opportunity afforded them
to indulge in some loud aud hearty crow
ing. The triumph of Tennessee mig
gers, at "A ballOt-bOX from which white
men were excluded by wholesale, is
worthy of the grandest jubilation. By
all means, let the faithful be congratn-
lated upon this glorious illustration of
the progression principle. Bayonets
are in the ascendant; let the land re-
sound with hosannas. Bullets and
black ballots have regenerated Tennes-
see: let the ''loyap heart be glad. Muir
der, rapine, lust, the torch, the dagger,
and the halter have been magnificently
endorsed; let the trumpet sound, and all
"Ioyap throats ring ont their loud
shouts over the advent of barbarism's
Jubilee. Law is dead, peace has van
ished, religion is insulted, vice triumrhs,
crime reigns, and BRowNLow, with all
Internal horrors in his train, inaugu-
rates a carnival of diabolism throughout
the boundaries of Tennessee. By all
means, let us return thanks
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-03
From the Chicago Times July Goth. J
THE BLACK CROOK.
Novel Scene mt McVicker's Theatre in
Chicago.

ShhChSos
People generally have begun to
think that THE Black Crook" has been
played so much, here and elsewhere,
that nothing novel or astonishing
could happen. All the wits Of the day
have had their little jokes and puns;
all the papers and magazines have had
their reviews, favorable and otherwise;
all the churches have resounded with
the denunciations preached from their
pulpits. 1t is wonderful enough that
the house should be packed in such
weather, and after so many represent
ations, as it was OH last evening.
But the performance of last night
was destined to Ue the scene of a still
more wonderful, startling and sensa-
tlonal situation than all the maneu-
vres of the pantomimist, the poses of
the ballet girls or the magic of the
transformation. The time was at the
falling of the curtain upon the second
act; the audience was wrapt in the de-
lightlef by the Golden Realms of the
Queen Stalacta; the glitter of tinsel
and the water of the miniature cascade
had left deeper impression upon many
than sunset at Niagara; the whole
house was so still that the falling of a
pin might be heard, when suddenly the
shrill ring of voice penetrated through
all space and pierced the ears and
heart of every man and woman who
heard a voice from the wilderness OF
people cried:
God save these poor sinners ="
The people assembled arose almost
with one accord and looked in the di-
rection whence came the voice; men
rushed from the lobbies, and before
long a woman, either in the ecstasy of
bliss or an enthusiasm of piety, was led
down the stairs still crying, Heaven
save us allv The public may draw its
own conclusions, as the audience was
forced to do. The woman clung to the
gentleman who seemed to be her
escort, with her arms around his
neck, and he kept his hat down over his
face. As thing that actually happen
ed, we commend ii as an it-m appro-
pirate for the religious press partic-
ularly. A "'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-03

That is the estimate for carrying OF
the military governments in the South
ern dukedoms during the next fiscal
year. The estimate is based upon
information received at the Treasury
Department, and may, therefore, be re-
lied upon. ,..
AS actual expenditures usually exceed
estimates in advance, it would not be
surprising if the sum total should run
up to forty millions of dollars before the
year is ont.
Now, this money is taken out of the
pockets of the people for no earthly
purpose but to keep the Republican
party in power Not one nickel cent OF
it is needed to support the Government,
for the Government does not need the
support of the dukes, nor the duke.
doms. These Southern people can and
will gos ern themselves, if the Radicals
will only give them chance.
The military are no more necessary
to maintain order, nor to execute the
laws, now in louisiana, Carolina, or
Virginia, than in New York or New
England. Hence, we repeat, these
thirty-five or forty millions of dollars is
Just so much of an electioneering fund
to keep the Southern States out of the
Union, and to keep the Buffers,
Stevenses and Kelleys in power, at least
until after the next Presidential cleo
tion, when they expect a lease of power
and plunder for four years longer.
If this money came out of the pockets
of the Radicals themselves, there would
be less cause for complaint; but as DEM
Ocrats and men who never voted for q
Republican in their lives have to pay
their proportion, the operation presents
the complexion Of positive swindle.
Still, it is swindle that must be sub
mitted to, until the masses of the peo-
pie, tired of supporting these dukedoms,
and tired of being taxed for the main
tenance of the most wicked faction
with which great country was ever
afflicted, rise in their might and sweep
the whole concern away.
The best beginning to that end is to
prepare for the fall elections. If we
can whip the Jacobins as well as they
deserve to be whipped, this autumn,
they will want more than thirty-five
million to enable them again to cheat
into the Presidential chair man after
their own heart.
Meanwhile the S35, 100000 is just so
much to be added to house rent, food,
fuel and clothing; so much subtracted
from wages and salaries. The high
tariff and big bounty lords will not feel
the burden any more than the dukes in
the military dependencies; but it will
fall with crushing weight, as usual, up
on those who are the least able to bear
1.-THE workingman, the mechanic, the
day laborer, the artisan, the farmer, the
salaried clerk, the men ofsnall incomes,
and others of that class.-New York Rr-
DrpSS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-03
University of Virginia.

'I'HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS IESTITU
L tien will begin on the first day of October
1867, and end ON ths Thursday preceding tn,
Ith Of July, l-Gs
To bc admitted n a student, the applicant
must he sixteen Years of age. There il no pre
scribed curriculum of studies in this Institution
Every student may select the schools he will at
tend, but in the Academic Department lac mnsi
attend at least three, unless by leave Of the
Faculty he he allowed to attend less than three
The method Of instruction is by lectures and
textbooks, accompanied hy daily examinations
The University j. divided into three depart
mcut-
i. Academic.
VIM. +. Peters, A. NJ Prof. of Latin.
i. L. Gildersleeve, Ph. d.. Prof of Greek
NJ Schele DE We're, LID, Prof Of Modern
Languages.
Ch. S. yenable, A, ", Prof of Mathematic.
Leopci9 j. Boeck, Adjct. Prof Of Applied
Francis h. Smith, A NJ, Prof. of Natural
Philosophy
S. Maupin, A. NJ, Prof. OF Chemistry.
'CTo be appointed Sept. 4th,J Prof Of Technol
ogy and Agricultural Science
W. II. McGuiiey, DID,, LID. Prof Of Moral
Philosophy.
Geo. Fred. Holmes, LID. Prot Of History
Literature and Rhetoric.
..s.s ss III. Law.
John B. Minor, LID. Prof Of Common and
Statute Law.
S. o. SOuthall, Prof Of Constitutional and In.
ternstiOnal Law, Mercantile Law aud Equity.
HI. Medical.
ITO be appointed Sept 9Th Prof Of Medicine
and Obstetrics.
j. L. Cabell, " D., Pref Of Physiology and
Surgery.
J. S. Davis, NJ D., Prof Of Anatomy and Ma
terra Nbedica-
S. Maupin, N. D., Prof. of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
J. Z. Chancellor, N. D.. Demonstration Ot
Anatomy.
The aggregate EXPENSE Of the student for the
session OF nine months, exclusive Of textbooks
clothing and pocket money. win be about as foI
lows:
l. For the Academic Student, attending
three Professors, 800
H. For the Law Student, attending the full
III For fhs Medieal Student, attending til.
full Medical course, S395.
0f these sums, respectively, sS25. sz3O and
s96o will be required in advance and thu balance
In the progress Of the session.
For Catalogues, giving details Of the organiza.
ton Of the schools, plan Of instruction expenses
sc, address Wm. Wertenbaker Secretary. OF
;. MAUPIN. Chairman Of the Faculty.
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