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YtoaI MOtitrs.
OTptok % rHk usTKp STArss LIE iSsuHAScE Co,
IN rIIK CITr oy NEw.ioSE. No. 40 wsLLsr.,

IN rrK CrIr oy NEwyoKE No 40 wsLLsr., :
NEw YORK, November o, 1867. }
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that at a
~ Meeting Directors Of this Company duly convened
hs os he following resolutions Increasing the Guarantee
CAPITAL AeoEpsny directing the time aud mode Of
bug and paving tie including the closing aud opening Of
tLe stock transfer looks, Unanimously adopted;
That Guarantee Capital Stock OF this Company be a.
Hundred Thousand dollars sod that sui serpsoas Tor ns
cos shall he received a. the once OF this
Company No " wall street in the Cy Okswfo on SArURDAi
between the Of ten oeoek
and three eOel and on each succeeding d between me "a ne
dgng business days thereafter unless the snberpton
a he sooner de par
do hereby required be paid in in cash IN OF ten dollars
such absorption the balance beag
within business DAYS from and amer the ~
the ppeio Of the sting
hereby declared TO have the preference In such subeeons
Rosd That Notice ~ the intention Increase the Capital Stock OF
COMPANY Hundred Thousand dos be aud the hereby
be published for period Of three months IA two daily
Iayers published in the CITY ofNerlort -.
Rod That transfer books efths Compsny BE- and the
hereby directed 10 he closed and rom "Wednesday the hnh
wednesday the fourth dav Of Mtre
HeIt. BIZ order Nl'HoLAS DEuhooi. Secretary
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prOposaIs.

NAVY PAYsAsrEK's OPucE, No. - Broadway
EwYoKK, jan q. 1868. 5
ENRESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.-Sealed
proposals inorsed Fresh Beef Vegetables will
this oce until o'clock the seventh day Of Peb
supply Of pouods Fresh Reef 20
pounds Fresh Vegetables the Brooklyn Navy Yard aud station
required Beef Vegetables be quality aud the
best Affords article
pound be IN equal proportions and hind quarters
approved security will be required nehA the est
mated the contract and twenty cent In addition will be
held from the amount Of each payment TO be made As collateral security
for the due performance OF the contract which will account bs
paid. until Is fully complied With
Every oder be accompanied by written guaranty signed By
responsible persons that the bidder bidders will his their
bid obi within good
sufficient surrties. 10 furnish the articles proposed
NO proposal oi Dc considered unss accompanied BY gusr.
amy aad BY satoy sr,dee af e bidder regular dealer ~
he articles popod and has the liens, required BY act o. CoHgr,
The Department the right to reject proposal not coa'
cred adysI kgeous TO the Government
bndood that the sipusted quality either article
shall be delivered leaving balance due the article tie
be considered completed full the option Of the Department
J. c. ELDREDGE' Paymaster u. \ Navy
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snsiruriiOn.

NTHQN Nj SEQ 3oOr e. M ck kasS. s.i;
T-eu,y aIihst - =, ~
A ~ D0IBEAR's COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
No es I scsasa, sgs @ &c. and
ian more OF Affairs one month Than IN Js A. Ou4'
STTET'PRAN HOME SCHOOL, New Haven,
a Conn the Rev SHEARS, ReetOrsesson eegns Fen B.
nR. FITCH will reopen his Family, BOARD
IL ISG.sCHOOL for Boys HILLSIDE Sorsslt Com o. ny.
.s Number limited " Is fo5 FT, ,S 4T.o.
~ Yih spring Feb % ft el's. .e.
educational facilities There few saeasn Ei'y
application Necessary 10 secure place Apply 70 wv
ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE.
%y Ladies I" S.5 ri \ 5ssi .i?P Iydt
ELUSHING FEMALE SEMINARY.-A select
Il school for young ladies' Flushing, L. Mr $ W "h'INhi'
Principal
GARDNER INSTITUTE English and
" French BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
No q West Thirty seconist; New iort n. u...
The ni REV. fs and q M nss H. GARDNER ss Principals
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tanytown, n - "a
,.d Boarding aa Sslis 'i ROVE BS 1p pdS SSsii
KINDERGARTEN SCHOOLS-For Boys, at
esq g s''y S Ss S. 'a n coz f f g " .t
MOUNT WASHINGTON INSTITUTE, No.
w Fonlthst M,cdouga on Wa'hreSnqsAls
SA9sea r. W. so. ctAT P,o m and terms h
MIR. VAN NORMAN -
spd DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES' No West Thrveghthi
KewYork. will September r. For i Information see e'u
Address as above
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
WI Plains Y % miles from the ty location heA'l 'eseDns
thorough. Principal o. r. WILLIS. A. NJ
pRIYATE TUITION in all the branches OF a
liberal practical classical education either IN classes or sepA
aev bg The hour C. W. CLIFTON. A NJ No ll9l Broadway.
DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE, Nos. 49,,
III 4sl Fnhsve New iokThe Second semAnnna Term
College begins WEDNESDAY February Applications or
President Al the College II. NJ PIERCE. LID. President
"CEABURY HALL and kINDERGARIEN"
- ON Foees Brother and sister al discount AahIt"
PRINCIPAL No. 62l Siyirsye
TINUE FERRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE, No.
Madison OF seeonds khOfhNS TOT oo-i'
ing and day pupils SEPT la
TINHE SECOND TERN OF MISS SARAH \.
YOUNi'S SCHOOL l2i Broadway. viii commence Oh. oth
FEBRUARY for children oil bot SEXES Slgns p'hns anu YIN
Bssun without extra charge
WILLIAM MASON and THEODORE
w THOMAS CONSERVATORY or MUSIC. No l3s FINN ave
near Twenb Classes formed daily FOR coien aud advanced pop
p Sing Harmony Piano. Harp NoH and 81 o.her snu
In Music. Popular keme mary Choral and OteAeNA
Casse, also forming oGe hours from 10 M to , P N.
NOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE, AZ Maple,
wood PitsGeld Wde for - superior eue, and
location Session March isoa Address the Rev
c. v SPEAR, the PrrcipsL
MEXICAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Spring
~ field Mass for SALET Institution located corner Of NAN
and S In cite Bank Block ha The most elegant
suite Of Halls appointments, Of any College N
the country Thousand dollars have been eipenGed n ~
furniture and fixtures be sold without regard TO cost I
Il Tare cance for Teachers Of ability snail capital viii secure hr
best ca on and accommodations School New tnend IL hA
numbered more than go students will be sold this week and part Of
tbe money can remain mortgage Address. Amply Co.
JANIS T. MCINTYRE Attorney Al Law
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fnu Arts.
ZINE ARTS
SaNu-pI p AVERY.

III SAMUEL F. ANEkt,
ste Agent Tor American Art Department 'oe afs tIphot
h. has resumed his business ART AGLN lie has TIE
eonooas GALLERY Of Foueenth s. where
h. viii EXHIBIT aud sale the various works o. ar 81 ee
b shoai Several oi We in0a Nsuse
were puhased out Of the Exposition" May others were
boaek EIhibitoutte salon OF leo n
Among them VIII DC I,I1u
~ the artists whose works are sfets mn o
hy Others who fo tie fs tae w
trodneed here The importance OF tbee scecicn VIII W
fest by the following list: -
by Geroas. celebrated Painting from the
The Rs6er BY NessOai,r, portrait Of the Artist from the
PsTis EIposihoE)
Nymph II AFouatss By Pas Dsaochs. (rcn the POus
Colleeton)
EswEngand Pilgrims Goisg Church BY G II Bouga
ton from OYal Aeaienr Exhibition, 1851
Othr Paintings b Bretoa Mere. Jsb-5t Ps'
ssu Rousseau Hainon Lssiene DsE Boa Dsubgy. To,on
kos k0ek Toum0uche Sce7er Acenbch BT
iaan Caame. Nsu ScheaLs BAkketLOrf Ham
Z.mseos 0rsde Csrsad Gus bore Jou3aE Boyen
L. KuyAsey BAktovic Lanhon DeVeceu
ssnse stesn LmiGens Lobrhor COultr Fsuve
Liza De Metz Seherhkof Lssse koAe Cola, Ode
pIs.is 10 w..erCoor ke By Desoehs Frsre Gu, DOr
H,,ssT BsIlsas HsrpSnes H. v.rnst David lesson Csne
Nasohn Gissdet MdIy, Hebs KBereI Bsa9uost De Msry
sssse Hogus Deshsyes veo Sircsbe Boboo hon
De TonEy DeVuT Hsson Baron snress Nibet Fsndn
Adam Hsrbsi6Oser Aairsy Couder Gamma Mars Codes Msp
Ouvhs LsvTs VerVeer WsssDt CriPes' lie has beauns An
STATUE IN MARBLE-By Tsus,rdisi Of N's from the
sTsTUETTR IN IvoRY-sy Morssuvsuter; and other
elss Of eIeeHd Silver Bronze toJ
ss Eboby oH Terra Gotta &C. ke from We french Kos
sss snAn Isr Swedish Danish AestFsn Prgssnn knen lh
% CDsse japanese Sections the Pans kIposon Open
f,S S.ily o until dGt and Monday ngbt Sen Until
pseIeef 80 % Fihbass, corner Possisnih-st
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We think these tests unequaed by any SYSTEM hot
automatic in the world
addition 10 the statement OF rapid ransnission!tnay
b. said that the following day Mr. r. j. Hutchinson
operator New-York, sent to Louis SOmers, operator,
Cleveland, 25s words in hour, the text being the
same that nv Mt Bagley the day previous. MT
eeHers received the without breaking, copying
Il on manifold paper clearly and correctly.
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afb Publications.

yi6 Qualifications.
MEXICAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cos
n oFFicE. lirsALe 9qllDlse-B .esd.ay--Ieen 10
"NNE HAIL IT WITH DELIGHT"
THR AMERICAN ATHFSRUM
De'0 1d. 20 'sS F scis1ss. and
Number enlarged twenty pages issued TO-DAY and IS 'or
POr the possa residing any number Of
sVee@en viii be gratis receipt Of the postage
'"''"N TIE hdERCAN ,ATHESErM. -,
No % William ,t, New.ioIs
TNIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
IRIS POPULAR ANNUAL
is NOW READY
1T COHTAIHs
ASTRONOMICAL. he
c.I.,dsr-J. hshOmedsn.
CaDdr Jpuary Dee,mbs)i Changes Of the Scst rAs'h
a. Meridian soer.A NssS KsG ssd setting
.fAe sua cd Moon throughout Che United statss
Oohnbetors Lunar and PaustU
Kehp,es for TIE year 1865
Rlsssss, CspjaseGors " PsrsA and ssAH LTssh
Reasons
Btar Table,
POLITICAL.
TIE GOVERNMENT
Uaehe-Tbe Presidents
Cosgress-Membtrs Of the XLtG
EIeentve OGoss-GsBssL
Fsrsisn niBistss
Jsdie,ary-supIsme Court
psslOEees Of Members Of Csbgrssa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from
STATES OF The UNION
Ara PossAuon In twhse, eoost and isdae
r,.,,s Of Population 1850 humber Of Members % Con
e.s Cspts Gostro State H.etensi TINE Of Meeting Of
Lsrshsrss - - .o,.,n,..
sys.p Principal Passed the second Ss0O Of 'A'
PUBLIC RESOLUTIONS
The most important Public Resolutions Parsed siAs Second
sss.su Of 81. XxAxh Congress-
PROCLAMATIoSS
A., nsssp
October 1867
PROGRESS OF RECONSTRUCTION IN 1867
Vote Of State Legislatures Constitutional Amendment
The Reeoustrueton Acts Of Congress
Progress O. Impartial Suffrage
The ETseemen's Bureau
MOVEMENT OF POPULATION
p,eu,s Of The Population Of the United States I'Go
State Csnsusts ISG0
PUBLIC DEBT
The Pebble Deb; n 1855 and 1867.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN 1863
Vel. ofhs Coeges former Prudential El.eioS.
The Electoral College in 1904.
ELECTION RETURNS.
Rsnrus rom oil tie holding Elections 1857
ss.fuy compiled mp=re Elections Under The head
Of sos,he States white and eolOrsd voters
REGISTERED Countv Of white AID ootsa
ssss for sn5 against the holding Of State Conventions
Popular President By 1854 1890 and 1876
FOREIGN COUNTRIES
The Europe; Area Of Population o. .sch
ssg e (Noymber 1857 and most Trustworthy aeeu'i'
ard tile ruler aud Jaro bis form OIL go'trrHsn
PRICE 20 CENTS PER COPY.
SEVEN POSTPAID FOR A DOLLAR
address orders, cash reosed
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WONDERS OF ELECTRICITY.
BAN FRANCISCO TO HEARTS CONTENT DIRECT
. CALIFOKNIA TO IRELAND AND BACK III TWO
No'NI T,os II. Journal o, the Telegraph

Journal OF the ltifgfsIb
February /. At an early hour tins morning
the wires OF the Western Union Telegraph Company from
San Francisco Plaster Cove, Cape Breton, ana the
wires OF the New fOIh NeWiOu'I"uu az" ~ LV'1ou t
Mere connected, and brisk conversation commenced pc
tween these two continental extremes. Conpn,nen1s
ireland. when the latter announced that message was
Just then being received from London direct TINS WS
SAID at 100 Naena time, Feb, J. AT l:2l a. ~ va
lcnta tme the London message was started from taic
tsa for San Francisco passed through New as 30
1921 ~ San Francisco time, Jan. 81, ana was ~ O.
acknOH odccdthe Whole process occupying t.V
actual time and the distance traversed about I4oV re-
Immediately after INC TRANSMISSION Oh .o an eyhty
ferred TO- the operator san Francisco sent on e3 b
word message 10 Hearts Content In three innul,s
the operator at Hearts Content repeater "a III
minutes and ftv seconds; distance about 5OOp -
RAPID TRANsWssONA series OF ~ NUE. svsten'
progress 10 ascertain She capacity OF inc Sloe ~
Of telegraphinl This Is being done az VIC ~
Professor Morse for comparison WIN C o2ete and
ms own in Europe When these tests ar ''
verified we SHAH publish the report with the names OF
tbe parties engaged few specimens we give nov ,
January No. MI W. {. Kettles operator at Washington
sen az messages of 20 words each to Plaster Cove Nova
Scotia distance 100 miles, IN one houf these messages
were received by Mr. Van. sherman at Plaster Cove
without an interruption This is one OF the nnest
luUarv 10 Mr. NJ Marean chief operator at Washing
ton sent 10 Buffalo direct via New York distance about
200 miles. 22O2 words, press report. IN one houI Inns
rencrt was received in Buffalo without break by Mr.
William Wallace. This also brilliant performance
Mr. Waace'S manuscript copy trlp1cated on naDllolu
paper for publication is before us and Is marvel OF
eloar regular, weltOrmed chirOgraphy. -
January a. Mr.. Charles Bagley operator New-fork'
TO Philadelphia, distance 90 miles. $500 words press
report, in one hour. THIS message was received WVu
a break by Nj. n J. snyder operator, Philadelphia
whose manuscript, clear and clean, without blemsh
hes before us a. write The average - words per
minute. The message was the speech OF Mr BlSlai Oh
Reconstruction, and averages four aud haf letters per
word. any endeavOrto write down ~ words ana
The merit of tins performance viii be manifest By the
repetition Of line the real number OF words sent was
25lo. We think Mt Bagey and Mr. snyder may De put
down as oninenty light fingered The test IS uhsur-
passed and Wonderful. The record of time is curious
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4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar
IL rsnsem.a-tharr- 81 Tius-L~sve James.lp: m Nail
all stations connecting ~ Nneos with
or Cove HsmpsIe4d ii syssset passenger tsn,
nsy stauou. D. EIpress train ior River Head
passenger train and all sarsatons
Fan ani snpss.4 passenger tain and iOs North lsp Satan
oAlr.
sandsy Rrruon Hunters Pou AZ 9l3 arrives At
Hunters Poin, at .. To tate eject Nov T. 1867.
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~ Trains leave Jersey $3.50 and 9l3 s2
an 3 and The $50 %, and 4:lt Honsey
THOS ". DbMARESr, Superintendent
SOUTHSlDE RAILROAD OF l.. I.-(WIN-
~ TER ARRANGEMENTS
Leave Jsnesrsip 49s via L. Railroad, 10 jamaica Ter
Babylon and all statonI
FTahklnAve BTookyn. Breoklyn Central
Railroad TO Jamaica. for Babylon snd all sisiena
Leave Jimess.ip y. at p ria L. Raread TO Jamaica
for Babylon and all wsy station.
Leave Funirnsv. BrooEyn. At as via Brsskyn csss
Railroad TO JsIasies for Babylon and all stations
Leave Babylon AZ 735 Jamaica ind all ssatens connect
ng uith of L. Railroad arnrnf JamesGsip at OA
Leave Bsbycs Jamaica and all usyssatons connect
Ing With s Of Brootlys Central Rassl arriving frapfn
Brooflyn, at 10 NJ
Leave Babylon 2:op for Jsmaes and all vsyssaiens
meeting sh Of Railroad arriving At Jamesssp at
Leave Babylon 2 for Jamaica aud ali usys's'ens ees
meeting With Of BROOKLYN Central Railroad sIn,sg at Franklin.
Breekyn AZ 3 aud connecting with the herseesr Of
s East Evrort ssd Jamaica Rsrs wAish leaves Jsz.ss every
70 ninnwa e. WHITE, snpsisssadsat
Ts tahs effect Nov. T. 1851
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Dtntistrp

80
A SET of TEETH OH IODlZED RUBBER
~ Dentist, supplied with this excellent aieria and guar
.u,syd the nee me- Of Ofce rgh S.0eaeh Apply 81
ia Shcs Of The Dental Rubber Co.. No t SIihsSe
\. NEwBROUGH PAGAN, Managers
NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
mated the anatlhete nitrous oxide administer sls
the medical proiesoi 90 nothing bog hA
TRACT TEETH And they certainly DO that WITHOUT PAN-so
70 patents their tho snee No ID Cooper
Institute.
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bsheu IN soTro Tr'nNsererihh
kBranee % TssntV.ssVenthsL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
rer rer Haven and Bridgeport. 500 lKr II Ill
M, 30 tkrl 80 40 and 90 tRr) p. .-
Tor hion stsiord fAsd Southport aud wssp0r ca lilo
a m. as. 40 m.
YOrserrst 20 sco Erl 800 nj i1lS tBLh 400 tRLL
FOR nsfien, 100, 800 ll3O a. m rs, <W $50 D. m
For stamfos 100 500 (Br 900 llSs al, tBrl as 10,
On. 30 40 Or. 80, 80 $50, 500 (Rrl p
For dIs,nseh and intermediate soas 100 500 lL'oL |n
as. 80. 80 GU -. -
For Bo'to, via Springfield soos n. fEIl 300 OIL aopa
For Boston via Shore Line, u Is tRI }, 800 ,. N.
for Hartford And SpnaEasA a~A (Br illS 100 OH tss
FOR conuseeu, River Railroad aooA ELl iiIsp W hsa
T,s, 800 p. no. TO korhimptos.
Hartford Prsridsaes Fsht Rsissd. 400 I) n. ni'
l7l5 800, soop N.
FOR Canal Railroad, I2l5 m TO Fothsmpisl
For Housat0nie Railroad, BOO a ~ 400 pm
For ksugstnek Railroad. $50 a. m, 800 ?. N.
Ter DanbuIy and Eorusk Railroad. 100, 800 n, AS,
SsnHsdous Sleeping Cars Attached " 500 M ir,in -.
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Sttambuats anS 9aiIruaSs.

wopcrsTpR PALMER PfTCHBURG NASHUA LOWELL CON
"oNA conn TIN WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATES POINTS
Tie new ard ,tsneh steamers of the Norwich hns roa
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF hBW-fohh.
leave daily (Sundays excepted Al O'clock -, ron
Per No SO North River foot OF Essty ST.,
FOR NBW.L0kDON,
connecting m, Train from the above
points Norwich and Worcester Boston and worcester Worcester
ard Nashua. and Ner London ard northern Railroads
'~'N- Z AZ hs Per.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CT. MARY's COLLEGE.
DETECTED Br TIE oHRIsrIAS BROTHERS

This Ypstsufian Incorporated March, 1873 by act Of the
s,,slsure win u rent
Dipomss Degrees and bsstow d. Literary Honors
viii reopen MOI DAY. August 3lss with new ana IN
creased Stat Of Professor !.
The Course comprises English Literature Logic
scs Ehcs ohtmissz; Algebra. higher; eeoustry plane
solid ppherica 1rigpnumery, Surveying ksvigsfiou
Analytical Gsomsiry fersntiai and IntegrA Cacuius
Astr romy. Natural Philosophy, Latin, Greer. French
Grammar and Competition
The Intermediary Course In udes penmsnship Orhr
coeraphy English GRAMMAR Arithmetic. intellectual and
practical Agebr elementary Sacred History Compastien
Eoeuion french Music vocal and instrumsnts and Latin
(rbmmar e.I -.
The somm<rria Course comprises Grammsr Compasiti
Ep,oiAry Correspondence, Geography, History ArAnete
Book Keeping and French
Pancu ar attention paid 10 Penmsnship.
There besides Junior small children IN which
Spelling Reading Writing, and the first elements OF Cypne
in. Geography and French taught.
Fer partcnsrs to apply ct the College corner
$40 1850 Brn AMBROSE Presidr-t.
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MAYoRALrY or NEW ORLEASs,
City Hall, August 70, ls6S.

T. mo- W. M b.l
/. Resolped, That the msyorb be and he is hereby
ret, lessee of Carondelet Canal and Navigation
Company for the exclusive privilege Of using for
the draining Of the city ell that portion OF the bed
Of Bsyou st. John extending from the mouth OF
CsroDdelet Canal, following said bayou to the N.
e. or lower side Of st. Ana street, according to
Plan Of the city surveyor to be annexed to the
!. Reso,red further, That the said Louis Gagnet
binds himself to grant said privilege Curing the
term Of his lease and to vithdrsw any ana al suls
she city for damages sustained BY him by the
tity's draining into said Bayou b. John and
Carondelet Canal, and TO hold the city free OF all
ssmsees until the Let Of February, 1853.
aud Navigation Company bind themselves to grant
20 the city for draining purposes the use Of the
channel Of Bayou st. jobs from the mouth OF the
-CaYondelet Canal to the n. E. or lower side OF 81
Ann street for the term Of their charter, accord
ing 10 the plsn above mentioned.
1. Resoired further. That In consideration OF
said privileges the city binds itself TO drain
ing into the navigsbie channel Of the said Bayou
81. John and Csrondelet Canal from the let Of
rssgss s s1s e SJsr. :tS ''' sum
s. Resolued further. That IN consideration OF the
above privileges and on receiving due notice from
the mayor of the completion Of contract between
ssid Louis Gsgnet. lessee. and the eCarondelet
Chnai ano NaVghtou Oom Peny -nu Wy es'y y, -"
Orleans, the controller be and he is hereby author
jged 70 issue warrants on the treasurer 10 favor OF
Louis Gsgpet amounting IN the aggregate to TWEEN
ty ave thousand dollars, divided into such snus a.
q he said Louis Gsgpet may require. In full pay
ment Of all his claims for damages against the city
Of New Orleans.
6. Resolved further. That upon completion Of
the foregoing the city attorney Il instructed to
withdraw the appeal Of the suit Of Louis Gsgnet,
/. lessee of the Carondelet Canal and Navigation
Company vs. the City Of New Orleans, before the
Bupreme Court.
(Signedl ALFRED kEARSY,
!, President Board Assistant Alderman.
(signed) THonAs NANNY
Prssdsnt D0afd Aidefmen.
: Approved August 70, 1858.
(signed) JOHN h OoHWAf' Any"''
A true copy:
JoHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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GoLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON, d C.

The Sessions Of the several departments ss follows
The Preparatory september 9Th the Collegiate, September
sd Thso cs october Thu the Law October lith And
the Medical, October 18th fsN nrr
This College rgzDzed with reference 70 the on urged
sucgeston Of Washington University 1T the federal
mefrnpo would tend TO assimilation Of the principles
opinions and Of count-ymen BY the common
education of portion Of its youth from every quarter
Its verified the expectations q Madison ana
the facilities Of hearing debates 10 Congress-
eumens the Supreme Court and lectures from eninen
men, Of visiting libraries and collections In science
gathered 1t this center would foster msnts
Development
The Preparatory School gives thorough training for bust
ness and pret sraton College The College proper has
eight efficient Professors, all the chairs being hled The
Theological School has thse Professors and Lecturers the
Law School four and the Medical ten.
Jhe expenses low Is ct other Colleges Number Of
Students the psst year, 434
For further information address, -
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On September lsh 1865 KIRBY SMITH. With corps o.
whese qushcs.ons OF lhe highest order will
open, at Newcastle. Ken.uc'y, h.s
A MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS.
Newcastle IL located In the healthy blue grass rsgon OF
Henry county. equisfsnt Qur miles from the Louisville
with each by good mscsd tmized PIKE
ard about too hours travel BY rail from louisville.
The Academy buildings. owned by hnstif OF modern
admirably adapted for school and situ
aed Of the town The standard Of educ ston
will thorougnness branch, be determirsd
By nparta smnations fhe discpise will
requiring >y sd rpene-s a.
tue performac duty The domestic department
win be conducted with and berzty 10 secure the
health comfort cont-ntmeut Of the scholars Toe sch
asc session divided into terms Of twenty weeks each
the fret con mencng september 18th The charges Tor
everything excepting uniform, booAs -nd medical attend
snce hundred seventy i've dollars IN U .
currency the session Of forty weeks payable
equal the bsxin ing OF each ter Of the
No deduction from these charges will ee made or
during the except In TT rscted sickness or
discharge and then tuition fee OF $50 per
current term VII be required
Uniform furnished the most reasonable terms Books
and stationery Louisville prices As the number OF pupils
wishing places In tins INSTITUTION
should apply In thus making his per nsn.nt resi-
de- IN Kentucky dsvotng himself 90 tbs education Of
It's W uth the hopes have the OF ais
fri, nds IN this Comm on~esth r..,-X,
For further information address KIRBY SMITH.
kudenta will the a. Eminrnce the Louisville
Railroad. hence emnibuses VIII convey tne
TO Nswcatta q n .
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! Arrived yesterdsy-is2 Texas Beeves. and l75
Calves and ieariings. 5old-l72 Texas Beeyes,
IT'S Calves and Yearlings,- 81 Hogs and Mich
Cows. Stock on sale-ll1 Texas Beeves, l3i
Calves and Yearlings, 81 Hogs, IS Sheep and IL
Mich Gown.