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Per steamer Pilot hoy. ir,ni savannah. via RrauIt
Hilton Head. &r-tl i"rk. q Mcdonald. T. I;uiirr.
wife aHi daughter. y u ti>H. L. IiII hIulc ken.
nr'l. j I n'll. Il liarluw. col q ! ,o. H. S,lnrl,
and Wife. ttary. u Porter u Markiry. Apple. j \
MCCrca. krcss,i nIi wife, Dr Oliver, 4 Conlry, --
Coync, sand rsOn. - t"n"y. 80 l,cwcllyn. Taylor
Mitchell. u Miliar. AMI - ,.,ch.
Fer steamer 81 liclnn. ir"iu r,iist, anal Rockville
e. iai'cy ana lady. Mrs Aiurlia ,iun-on, Miss VI 4
SHARP IrinoiI W wilLinfon l. Whalcy. & Scrlr. T.
ChisoinI. III ScabrnoI. " Davis. and ~ deck
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OFFICE or THE CHARLESTON DAILY MEMS
CHARIEsroS. Wednesday Evening, Sort. II. ls6T. {
The transactions too limited 10 establish prices
buyers belng generally uut of the market Offering d.,
clinlng ratrH Sales 10 bales. say nj I6!; at 49, nj
AZ. aat2Ii nj ri nj ~. and bales cotton
al 2iii cents I, b. Quotations nominal.
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i.iSr 0iN VESSELS
Ur. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

FOREIGN.
LIvERiOoI.
Br bark Queen. Stuart sailL. ArI,.i 10
The Chattanooga. Freeman, sailed .Anl.Iist 10
MIpDIEsHnnouGn. EsG.
ISr brig BeoIin, Rawlings. sailed July
VALENCIA
The folr Angler. - sailed. .June Is
D0MESTIO.
Schr Sarah Brcs, While sailed .Jny %
nASGoR, MI.
RockrosT, sII
Schr al,sa, Ia 'o,s. np.
nehr . h'aHneson' oh'lissoh up. ..ScM
BOSTON.
ltrlS Galveston. Mcrylnau, M. Sept
Brig Josie Dcrcrclx, Clark cleared. August %
ftrlg CycIne - up. August 2S
Schr Marian Gage. Shepherd. cleared. August -
Schr Chloe. -, Hosl0n, up August 20
NEW FORK.
Schr AIyrover, Hughes mp. Sept .
Schr Jonas Smith. NicO.s. cleared ......... Sept
Sclir Nevada. Doughty cleared. Sept
Schr hmericns MoSa, mp Sept
PHILADELPHIA.
bark oTchla iiaSncr clcared.. August %
Sclr John Griffin. Foster. cleared. August
Schr T. damage. Xix, cleared. Sept
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MORNING, SEPTEMBER 70. ls;7.

TIT: uI:ArrIEtL LADY.
Thee IN gentle Indy very tar:
Her lookh are sltntlS AMI her voice l. rarr:
She wnlbs through al tlr town. ,
Nor fears 10 soil her gown.
They say this lovely lady il no, airad
OF any being thnt thc Lord las made,
She scea hcr tailIcrs look
within the mcaneRt nook,
And ~ shr walks serene through every lame
Where hunger struggles fierce with sin nnl min
And nIlsry rur,'s y leap
In passion will and deep.
Slir docs ,iot even tr,,nbl, nj tlc sight
HlIr stIrrs ami IaZ,s likc n lily white
Till, lwr,l la Isa,r. they see
Her nroiIesr purity.
SHE sIa. beside tlr co,rrh when nil have tlr,i
And LAYS upon lrr hraSt the dy ir.; II, ud,
hnd signs nwny all trlr
With voice serene au,t clear
She lakes the liitlr children III hrr nrnIs.
Aud gives tlr III bread to- cal Rn,l mildly claims
Their thrubhing hearts thnt beat,
And wipes their bleeding irct.
Dear children tell me. will 10 yum with her
This lovely lady. each her nIrsHrugcr-
And bid the orphans come.
Ani have with her thrir home,
Her name think, is Charity hriOw
iiut VIII n her bright. immortal wings do grow,
rhr nilrls there above
ln Heaven will call her Low.
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AST R O l. O GY.
Tile WORLD iSTONISHED
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT AsTRoLOGIsT.
Madame IT. A. PERRIGO.

CHE REyAf.S SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW
- Shs Iessoren TO happiness those Who from doleinl
events casrophes In love- loss OF relations aud
friends loss of money &c, hnvo bocons scspoilent
She brngs together those long separated, gives norna
ton concerning absent friends or lovers restores lost
stolen property, tells you tho busincBs you arc host
qualified 10 pursue and in what will bo SUCCESS.
l causes speedy marriages, and tells you tho very day
you will marry, gives yon tho namcs lkencss and char
acteriscs OF tho person She reads your very Thoughts
and by her almost supernatural powers nnvss tho dark
aud hidden mysteries OF the future. From the stars
III the rnamPnt-the maiec Btars that overcome or
prtdominaie In the conhguraon-irom the aspects nn
positions OF The planets and the red in the heavens
vi the time OF birth. sho deIuces tho future destiny a.
man. Fail not 10 consult the greatest Astroogisi on
ear II costs yon but trie and you may again
have so favorable an opportunity Consultation fec with
likeness md oil desired information, 81. Parties living
distance consult the Madame by mail with poua
nafey nd satisfaction TO themselves. Il In pcrson
full and explicit chart. written out with all inquiries n
Rrrrd aud likeness enclosed sent BY mail OIL receipt
price above mentlonrh. Tho srictoHt sccresy Will fe
maintained and al correspondence or tlcstr. s.
cd References OF tho highest order furnished thOso .,o
sring them. Write plainly tho day Of thu month MI
year III which yOu born enclosing small loo. Of
ha-.
Address, MADAME II. 4. PERRIGO,
J.. o. DRAwRH 283 BUFFALO, MY.
MArrli 10 "
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TUG paHt Iofty'thfse yearg this arm has msnu, !,
$4,000 PIANOS,

In tho construction Of which hey have syerv
Known hfli faluhbis improvement. They hsva nyaris
ey btrn selected aud used by all OF tho wori's 10
krooedgtd great who have visited this eonp,ry
professionally. both for private and public use
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EuR0l.Eas q.NsTinlos.ALs.
ReoeiUed during he montA Of ANqu,!, 1861.

Reoeioed during The month ef August, Isf.i.
So, i!"nDos. July as ia17
hEssaA ontcREntSu s S"Ss -ti.nis: | have nucb
WehSurr III Htrr!oNi,c ,hInru slguIst by TIA, trst
conr,tHrh. inGri'Ar- anil rn;"--at. II, frrnp. l.ll
Ynur Piaa- la s.h li:'tI r-uii., trti. ty csrtin
calel ihL tr!t Any 'is - iarr tr, ,tI, ,,
10 nFare 10 nsrrrtain tln rp,nna nay ;,ruir-t
hFrthfr'l u" rIrl,'r,si rrrIiirai" Will rr,u how
than1iunA they have l,-n rn ii.' put.tsi .,r, 70
forward At III" inlnc t!hir. l"tr {, ON my
irirnd, Mr. UJinti, which nm sure tudt lee, "a alif
ins it Yen.
have Tho hn'."r "a lie. gehtio,Du, ynr. very .rn.y
JAMLn ". MEUII
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Srw Orleans Market,

NEW ORLEANS. September 7.-Our quotations aic
generally intended 10 represent wholesale prices.
tall or In filling small orders higher r.es may lmyc
be paid.
corros-wo have no Improvement report 10 day III
tho demand Factors gen' rally showed moro incnation
to sell. and were evidently disposed 10 mako adioua
c'ncession6. but ihc majority Of buyers held aioof
thronghont tho Increased depression prevailing n Now
York aud Liverpool IN connection with The favorable
tone of tho hcconnts from the Interior including tho be-
lei that more satsfactory purchases be effected lat
In the month. Under these circumstances the day b,s
moss was restricted being confined It's taken 10y
three or four parties for the Gllng up OF previously
1nialed orders. Prices Indicated further weakues
a decline of Hc q ID. bciug submitted 10 In
come instances In order to realize Tho reduction how
moi hcing uniform forbrar changing last even
ings quotations and consequently repeat no,ninaly
follows Ordinary 18a20c-. Good Ordinary 2la22i,c
Low MddIing 23na2iMe. and Mlddliug 26a2Gisc.
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COMMERCIAL.
iIports.
Tnc churle.ton cotton Market.

NEW YORK-per achr wuia,a-G77 Ibis li"sin i;i bhis
Spirits Inrrentinc, 9l,ut0 feet yellow Pine Lumber
l'bOx Mhze.
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TIiALBENa.
GOf'fsCiiAI.R.

consider Chlokering Soma Planos beyond eo.n.
psriaon, tho best have over seen In America
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rIiAIs "r Mn'N.
First q. htI, t lIn even Last T.. .il l, Ism ryr
Full VI. 1:. Il liim tsrI Srw ~ a.i,,. ,;I ry,,,
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nTTHE SALE OF THE PLANTATION BIT.
TkRs ls without precedent In the history Of the world
There fs no secret In the matter They the
moat speedy, strengthening hsaitL-rsSinror lls
covered 1t requires but angls trial to understand
this. Their purity can always be- relied upon. They
arc composed OF the celebrated Onissya Bark Chsrara
Bark, Dandollon. Chamomiis flowerS. Lavender
Flowers Tintorgr"en, AstHe Gloverbuts. Orange peoi
SnAhe root, CArAWAY, Onrlaidor. lnrdoci
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--T..-.l8B0..-X, Go.


Flowers. TIntorRr"en. AsIHs. G1overhuis peel
snAseroot. cAraWay. oorisud0r. Burdoei.
S.--T..-.l880..-X. Go.
They sre especially recommended clersymen put
espeafsrs. and persons OF literary habits aud seier
tsry life who require free gsston relish for food
and clesr mental incultisa.
Delicate females and persons are cort,In to mud
in these Ditters what TINY have long lootod for.
They purify. strsngtIen and invtsorate.
They create 4 healthy sppstite.
They are an nntidote to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late honrA
They strengthen the Hystem and enllvnn lilo mtnd.
They prevent miAsnistie aud intermIttent feyaya.
They rnrify tho breath and araliy Of the stomach
They curo Dyspepsia aud Uunstiratinh.
They cure DarrheA. Cholera and Cholera aforbul.
They euro Liver Complaint and Ntrvnun Headache.
They the best Dtters IN tho world. They make
Tho weak strong, aud exhausted nAturea great
restorer.
The following startling and emphatic statements
be seou at our oflco.
Letter OF Row. E. +. OnisK Chaplain OF the 10Th New
York Regiment:
NEAR AcoUII OBEEK, March 4ih, 1858.
Owing 10 the great exposure and terrible decomposl
ton After the battle OF Antotan utterly prostrat
Cd and worry alex. My stomach would not retain medl
ono An Article called Pl:stion BIttcrs prepared by
Dr. DRArr, OF New York. was prescribed TO givo me
strength and appetite To my grslt surprise they
gave mo Immediate relief Two bottles almost allowed
mo 10 join my regiment. . have since
them used In many cAses, and free nay. for hos
ptal private purposes know Of nothing lItn them
Rev. Z. y. CRANE. Chaplain.
Letter from the Rev. N. K. anDs st. clarsvtIlo IL.
aKnTLkhEs:-You we're kind enough. a former oc.
oalion 10 reud half dozen bottles OF Plantation
Dltters for IS so. My wife having dsriFed nus ..
benefit from the Of these Bltters. deaire .r
continue them. and you WILL plsase send III s,I bottles
moro for the money enclosed.
am, very truly. yonrs.
n. z. GILDa. Pastor Der. Ref Church,
soLD1zps Honl, SUPERINTENDENT ory1or,,
oIsonasiTi OHIO. Jan. 18th. 1868.
Ihave given your Plantation BItters to hundreds II
noble soldlers who STOP hsis loss disabled
from varioua causes, and the efeet Ia marvellous and
gratifying
suoh preparation rs this Ia hOsrtly wish In nverr
family in every hospital and at hand on oyory battle
nsld. @. ". D. ANDREWS. Superintendent.
DR.. ". A. oH1Lps Surgeon Of tho Tenth Vermont Re.
giment, wrItes:"I wish ovcry soldier had botts OF
Plantation Bitters. They the effective. ptI
foot, and harmless tonic srsr usd"
TnLAnp's HorEI,l
WARRINGTON D. O., May 23d, 1853. !
dHNTLEMxN:-We require another supply OF ynur
Plantation Dliters. the popularity which daily In.
Creasrs with tie girsts Of our house.
Respectfully.
SyGEs. CHADWICK 500.
ac. ga. &c. &r. IA.
DO That every bottle bears tho .sllnile Of our
signature a steel plate liable. with onr private stamp
over the cork.
p. II. DRAKE & CO.,
NO. 202 BROADWAY NY
Sold by all respectable Druggists Physicians arocers
Saloons and country Hotedealcrn.
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LoSpaH. JsEaAry II, Is6e.
JdmeI N. Rthii, Ks9.

S9.'
Alr DEAR hIR: haze great pBaEnrn ia aakiny youto
convey to MesarE CliieferIns III" cIp.a.eicn NJ luy
highest approval ui their inniI turnt H. cJu.ler
nut merely the beat Instrument If American
tnTo tbs: hsS. trr Hnt Onr uf the ha.t ra,d Piano
fortft that ta- cS"r some nnirr Ci.RNrvstnn: and
tiie a"ihrr C!'s' a'ri :n.y well bH proud O having
turned ont frun thur ia,i.uia,InIy eli lnutruncnl
Which, Tor tuiri pisliiy J~or htd HorGnIarship, IL
would be Ntry allhru,t Ia sufpahs III Any part Of ths
wide wofld.
pear Eir. very nins erey yours,
CliAS -. UOI.I,A.tD,
Flu Ut ualsrd ooiAfd. Flauo.fortu Msuu..r.
London.
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sIhIILIA sInIILIBUs GURANTUR.
HUMPHRRYs'
HOh1GOPATHIC RPEDIrVOG

IOmGOPATHIC sPEClFIOs
uAYE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE RxpE
IL RiENCE, an entire auccess Himpe-P.ompt-Em
eent ami Reliable. They tho only medicines Der
ieely adapted to popular uae-so simple that
cannot be made In usinS them; 30 harmless a. to be
tree from danger and eoont O. to be always reis
ble They have rsisod tho highest comment from
Ill. and will Always render satisfaction.
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LoEpos. Auaus, ~. 1868.

9aHIe3 II W NdftI h1q..
MY DEAN Min: hs yoM ara going hack To tne tiuitoa
States. mllnt beg yOn To reiebsr Eindly T., ths
Metara. ChlceerinR Toll thuui ,ie GIFTED viii,
Their GRAND fiaup-fortn-lI poi an tatrU n:n. ihink
il iudi srer tHrHed out. both IN Touch anit;r
wi6iilng y0ii, Be-. rcinain evrru lily,
III. +. BRDA ADWSoD,
Firm OF ]. Brosdwuod 4 HoIs Piano.f01te MLnut.o-
tur0rt, London.
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I.oEpnu. July ~, lae6,

T.
uEsIh: have Ht hren InvItai by Mtsars ColIsrI 10
try Grand riano.furta nianuiartured ny yo, and
hAyG no hesitation In endorsing thu opinion oI tny old
rieud, Mr. q. H. Onl!ari THAT Il 70 t.. Hlght IN.
atrnnIent I ever played nn.
beeyo ne. genteinen. most falthfnlly yonra,
ItAy Nr,,n
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Ieinonidts 6M the most dtttyutIhId ArttI IN R,.ro
10 nriITT. Chicksriuy Il Sons:
LONDON. July IS. lSdh
Having played upon rhuo.for,a nia,ir by Hfossrn
UhickerinR Il HonH. Gf boston and New York. 4 hsyo
mush pleasure In teatfying to it's grnerai excsf.ep
For swrntness sid brilIIsncy OF tone, tolicasy OF
touch Aui magnificent power TOR concert purpo.ea,
cliHiuor u Ieaiiy thtHb ftSS0fonTE. AND DECIDED
w TIE uEhr HAVE athH ~, AMfHirAS MANUFACTURE.
hRaBELLa GODDARD. IGluLO EEtiOSDl
u a. OSBoHSE- ALFitED JAEiI.
W. huHE LINDSAY SI.OpEH,
JULES ItNEDlur. ~. MuScEEL
". ". BALtE Prof OF Cnus,, y,to,,. do
UHaS. HALLE. I,,xr 80
BkISLEY RlGIiaRDY liz. AETiltji( oU.ppEI
mESE ranhMtER Director of Monday Jon
hibSEi HMiiH certs, LondoR
Among the chlefpointa OF eIceance OF the Chicisr-
Ing ftaOH OF which seaR tho artists In iher
conHratulatory tesnunaIB to tiS Nessrs Chickerlnu
are tho groatest possible dopt richness and Volume 81
tone comtlned with brilllancy, clearness and
perfect ovonilSas throughout thu entire Hcale; and
above ALL surprising duration Of Aonnd the pure and
sSmatetic quality Of which changes under tho
most delicate rownrfnl touch.
During the past fortythr years this Arm has .nn
aotured
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TrNI.HENE', DriHION.
e"i'hlIrr Chics"ring S-.i"' risnpa. hryoni COM
pArtHor the brEt hara scen III AmNrirh >N
- Ii. TliAlBEltC
chairman of Jury on Musical tretrnn,nu
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They sre esnecially recommended to clergymen, pub
iespeafera and persons OF literary habits aud sseu.
tsry life, who require FREQ digestion. reiiuh food
and clear mental inculies.
Delicate females and weak persons cnrtsIn mud
IN these bitters what TINY have 40 long lookod for.
They Durtfy snJ fnvfy
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PORT CAI.ILNl)Alt.

ronnIH'TEr wrrHI.v.
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RATE PER CENT

Bas OF taxation is the clear valuation Of each
Of personal properly.
Legacies and Disributive Shares are exempt from
taxation in the following cases:
lst When the whole value OF the personal property
OF the succession does not ed one thousand dol
lars.
I'd All personal property passing from husband or
wlie to surviving spouse a-
81 By amendment OF July 49, 1866, the sum Of one
thous and dollars in the pectve shares minor chill
dren iDherting from parents who have died since Au
gust 1866, is exempt from I xaton. 90.
t'ection 1885, Act Of 1868
II devolves upon Admin traitors Executors, Cura-
tors, &c, to furnish tupoR blank form No 35 return
in duplicate TO tila assistant assessor, nd pay the
thereon assessed to the collector Of Internal Revenue,
por to distributing any such legacies distrbulive
shares and they liable 10 penalty Of one thousand
dollars. 10 be recovered with costs Of suit tor wilfui
neglect or refusal o make such returns, tor furnish
ing false returns. ts .--
II. REALEsTATE.
Taxable only in the successions Of parsons who
have died since June 81 1864. (sections l26 TO 1876
Act Of 1861 NJ II 5.'
RATE OF TAXES. a. -..
Brother or sister or descendant of Two per
Uunce aunt -Four t4) per cent
Great uncle or great aunt. or descen-
dant OF same Five (5) per cent
ANY other relation STRANGER in blood Six 6 cent
8 Share Of widow inher,ng from deceased husband
is exempt.
Surviving husband inheriting from deceased wife
is considered stranger IN blood tsix per cent?
The basis of taxation is the clear valuation Of the
respective shares, but contingent membranes are
not allowed TO be deducted Ii they should atterward
become actual propor,ionate amount Of the tax will
be refunded. Section l4O, Act OF 1854
6 This duty is lien upon the real estate for tive
years.
Executors, &c. do not make the returns for the
real esta te Of the succession.
It is the duty of the successors themselves or agents
f minors their uorsl to furnish to the assistant
sessor full returns ION blank form No 4 as soon as
placed in posses ion, and the penal Tor delay o,
over thirty 1901 days, is increase OF ton lO per cent
upon the original tax.
iii Attorneys are respectfully reminded that de.
wolves upon them, having undertaken to conduct all
the business Of succession, to instruct Executors
p regard 10 their duty to make returns before dis
t.bution Of the shares OF personal property, and
cessors to furnish returns Of share. Of Real Estate as
soon az they shall have become entitled in possession.
0, having been notified from this Office does not
empt parties from liability to penalty in cases OF neg
let to make returns.
The proper blanks, aud any further information in
any case, n be obtained at my Office
CHAS. HOWELL,
Assistant Assessor, 9Th Diyn, ID District Of La.
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THESUGAk fLAMI D1''
1np nnsar ) H1Ans. Editor.
J., ,saED EVERY SATURDAY NohNlN''
.,,ce 1T TIE FERRELANDlNe'
a.Tny ROUGE, LoUlslANA A.
W. SUBSCRIPTION: O. ~
-, Invariably in advan'e,) '''''94 W
,,.,. ,.irbt lines Or lss') one 'n'sr''on . Is IS
Esb s...' discount to yearly advertisers.
s=T COMMERCIAL CULLEuH'
DoDnnn n,..a constantly Day and Evening"
MI " 1O, !, camp and.Cem'Aon sts''
- :. 4. Elegant and Spacious Iron bo''''0s'
New Orleans

air oo r..rfcred by the Le?is'
Fs.naea in Is.;.;.rn, with Csmnsrc "a,
iatsss.it.ral, iatss Mechsnie"'
Dsla, r.,,s.e has, by its o'cn merits and tno1 r
Thls oon;1 ..;es1 nlan Of education, outliveo a.,
ough, prso',a pSA .rapved state Colleges OF TINS ana
the hoe,'ry ,.s,srn States. 1t is the Oldess COM
.nesoa,G :ol GoAtqe mMe United States. ...n.;on n
sss'@ oo .."asnt who gives proper attention %
S.ely y.,".;on .. Is qualified before graduating %
the p'ua g., ~ Books, it matters NOT wnat tue
Keep any w. n, and do the Correspondence OK
business ~'' s,uaents can attend the CONNER
ny nou'. r.. 4 the Literary or Agricultural
C,a,,s ~. or to PenmsnshiP, Arlthmenc or oCvn Gan
..sn;n, ss. or the English, French spanish, uer
n..p Ist;n or Greek Languages lelegrapn'.s'
psn, pSsas,asrapby Penmanshp, Book keeping o. me
tnu.0s sMa,hemstcs etc, separately.
''iTs' Ts h.,e ample arrangements for one "0'sa"'
.,,I,al, during the current year
''' 800. a. Attending this Colleges
:. ~. studeut saves much time and money
-. ..,... M are special Professors and Apartments
- e.ch branch and all things are 'susn' "'O
orsc,ised Is IN bssiness. s l.na
p ; p.ss.ssH1p is taught IS SCIENCE. (snd
a.. i, ;mitation) hence oil can easily learn. " we
s.,. Ia, " ons Of the most distinguished penmen NV
q a., GRADUATES are sought by business
-. ~ .sS NAV be found As Principals, Book
...,.,. .. ~ and Clerks, in large portion OF the
% Ri. md Business Houses of this city and over
i. south. They receive $1,000, $4,000 or $4,000
per ,nnsm. This education is the best fortune
parents can give their sons.
Az. The DIpLoxA OF THIS COLLEGE Is pass
no,t over the Commercial world.
ST., Young gentlemen who have entirely neg
,..,.d their studes. can here be qualified for bu-
sissss IN short time. !,
t,h. This College viii qualify young gentle
nen u open similar Institutions in all Southern
Cites. Mexico, BRAZIL ETC., if they come we'll
recommended q to character.
ill., Crippled soldiers and sons Of clergymen
vll lave liberal deduction made.
N,B-Those who write for Book keepers or
Teachers should give }au Partsculars. Those who
send young students should put their money in
The hands of their merchant or the President.
The South must now educate practically Of be for
,vsr he toiling ,assal II tie NORTH.
Circulars and Catalogues sent to all who de-
Ers them.
Board,-Students can board with the Pro
fser's and other good families at $50 to S35
per month.
Health.-For seven years New Orleans has
been Is healthy IS New York or Philadelphia
College OAee, Room No. 8
RUFUS DOLBEAR, President.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-09-21
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PHILIP BAUER. PROPRIETOR.

\ as,pl'l'ec1FuLLY s,l'' iut.rns his friends that b.
l.rvT ~ I..s Icy this popular saloon open at che
tia.a. .aae, =. Tor the accommodation Of his
IA tionosSss ~ assortment Of excellent WINES
MA NV can always be found there to
- As'seanon Of connoisseurs is invited.
~, =. : elsss BILLIARD TABLE is alwsys
WI i. ax.1 49,. .ao indulge in that manly game.
efA6fS 70 the premises is LIVERY
MA ~ .e parties can always be accommo-
Hble I, ~ aas e horses. buggies Or carriages,
se,ess lsstally sohds ! share of public
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-09-21
Assistant Assessors Office.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvENuE
9th DIVISIONAL District oY Lnnis;ana =

The following synopsis Of the United States Inter.
ha! evenGe law. regarding SUGGESTIONS ispublishad
lot the information OF attorneys and other interested
parties:
]. PERSONAL PROPERTY (sections Ill, Act Of
1862. and l24, Act OF 1864
\. he United States Internal Revenue Laws of 49,
81 and 1864, impose Special Tax upon Legaces and
D'str'butiye Shares Of Personal Property, (money
notes. moveables &c)
= The law OF 1862 applies to the SUGGESTIONS OF
persons who have died slime July l. 1852 and previ-
GUS to June 80. 1864. The Law OF 1864 applies to
the SUGGESTIONS of persons dying since June So 1864