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This DispensGry is in connection with COlum
bia Hospital, and Is opened for the treatment Of
ont door patients, who arc supplied with Medicine,
Medical and Surgical treatment free.
Patients WHO are about to be confined aud desire
to be attended at their own homes, but who are
unable To pay for the services Ola cgmpetg at
practitioner, will be furus hvd with medical atten-
ton free, BY leaving their names aud address ut
the Hospital with the matrOn.
=, HOURS OF ATTENDANCE AT rHg pIePBSsARr.
Mondays, from 2 to 4...,....u..PTuf, y. Howard.
Wednesdays, from to i....Prof. J. II; Thompson.
Fridays, from 70 l';.'.,...'';..';i. Dr.. Athiord;
Free Patients upon orders Of the Honorable Sec
Rotary Of the Interior Such orders for admission
can be obtained OF the Surgeon u chief, Dir. j.
THOMPSON, At his Otice, Isl | street, between
Twentioth and Twonty-nrst ian6-dly
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GALE Of WOODEN BUILDINGS.

HEADER DEPT OF THE sUrTH,
CHIEF quart ERNAETBR's OFFICE, I
ATlASTA, Ga, sept, y, lS6s.
There will be, sold at Public Aneiion, at Fort
Gaines, Mobile Bay, Ala. on the Sd Of November.
SOS, and a. ri NJ, ryan, Mobile Bay, Ala, on tho
It'll Of November, l1s, the following Wooden
LIuIlliugs l-lUugiug to The United States, viz;
At EORr GAINES.
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U,HRoUaH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
l. PHILADELPHIA. AND NBw YORK.
wAsHIIarol, Sep. u, lsse-noon.
Trains between Warrington and New York are
now run as follows, Wis:
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
Leave daily texoopt sunday a. 500 a., m, u 30
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except Sunday atsoA m, II 50
and 6.Dp. m.
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for Few York at O. 90 ,. m. and Philadel-
Sleeping car. for New York on oop. m. train only
Through tickets 10 Philadelphia, New York or
Boston, can be had at the Station oee at all hours
In the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
nnpolis and the West J. L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
l.. III COLI,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. s. KOONTZ,
Agent, Washington.
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PROPOSALS FOR PENCE.
oH n GgIng 9r I. Y. }

OFFICE CHIEF QrARTRNAsTBR,)
DRPARrAEST OF LOUISIANA.
NRw ORLEAss, La, Sept. ], 1905
Sealed proposals are invited and W Ill be received
at this ofAce until u m. THURSDAY, the 2ith Of
september, 1865, for the fGrnishinS and construc-
tion Of an ron Fence around the National Gene
terry at Chslmette, Louisiana, tnear Now Orleans.
Said fence will be IN feet long foundation blocks
for the ralingto be Of concrete, embedded two feet
In the earth. dimensions y by IS by Is.
Plans aud specifications can DO seen at the Othee
OF the Quarternnastor General United States Army,
washing!.on, 2. 2. at oteo q Dep9t Quarter
master, New York city; at Oface Of Depot Quar-
termAster. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and at
this office,
The ability OF the bidder to fulnll his agreement
must be guaranteed by two responsible parties.
No bids will be entertained from any party who
has hitherto failed In his engagements with any
branch Of the Government.
Bids will be opened at the time above named a nd
bidders are invited to be present.
The United States reserves the right 10 reject any
or all bids.
Proposals must be indorsod Proposals for Pence
At Chalmette Cemetery.'' and addressed to the un'
dersigned.
By order OF the QuartermAster General United
States Army. CHAS. II. T0MPKINS,
Brevet Brig. General and A. q. n. Department Of
Louisiana, sepl2 I'd
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT "A Beautiful
L II Illustrated Book. worth Thousand Dollars.
ent free 10 any Address on receipt OF % cents, by
Addressing Professor JOHN ykNDERPO0L, No
% Winthrop Place, New York city,
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GALE OF A STEAMER.


oFEIoR OF AssIsTABr orART'h GHSBRAL.
CoRsIR Og hOusTos AlD GhSEss srEshTs' I
INV YoRE CTR. Sept. IL, 1868. >
VIII be sold at public auction 70 the highest bid
der, q! p. m on the sob dsI q SsPssmbe5 next
the Side. v heel Steamer EXPIRE CITY, OF ths FOL
lowing dimensions: Length, 80 feeti BEAM W feet
depth, % festi tonnage, 1,7ol tons.
The sale will take place At her AnehoTAIe In Erie
Basin, Brooklyn, aud steamer will BIO In reAdi'
ness At Pier No, y, North River, At a.m' 10 con
ysy parties desiring " attend the sale, 80
The vessel will be sold as she nov lies, and the
purchaser will be responsible from the hms VI puT'
chase.
Termsi Ten Per sent cash at time Of sale balance
TO be paid on The fOllowins DAY In Uniisd states
currency, whom the vessel VII b MhnnSTTsa u
the purchaser. RUfUS ikGALLs,
sepl6.td Byt Major Gen. and A. q. n. G.
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PROPOSALS. FOB IsREs FOR TIE PUBLIC

o''rcH o'rI oSssSEss,oss IA, PssTsn.
In pursuance OF the provisions Of the INST section
Of the act entitled IAN set 70 further regulate the
printing Of the public documents, and the purchase
ofPapeI for the public printing. approved on the
By the undersigned until MONDAY, the 18th day
o. September, 1855. for furnishing thi. once with
three thousand resms Of super nne ealendsred Print
ffIy three pounds to the ream Of ave hundred
Proposals will be received for the whole quan.
tity or for any portion not less than thousa
Ieams Samples Of the quality Of the paper i'll be
furnished upon application At this once, and the
successful bidder will be required risidly 10 con.
form to the samples furnished.
No proposal will be considered unless aoeompa-
MED By bond with security to the approval OF q
United States judge or attorney, In the penalty Of
q, 600, that the bidder or bidders, II his or their
proposal shall be accepted, shall furnish the ar
tele proposed for; and each proposal must be ae-
oompanied By satisfsetory evidence that the per
son or persons making said proposal are manufac-
turers Of or dealers In the description OF paper
which he or they propose 70 furnish.
mont Printing oeiee, IN the City Of Warrington, in
| expense, and subject TO the imposition, count,
| weight, and measurement OF tho Congressional
Printer. and DO In all respects satisfactory.
The supplying Of an infer or article, or failure
| be considered violation Of the contract,
Proposals will be endo rsed the envelope PRO
possis for Paper. " and addressed TO-
sel0.td Congressional Printer.
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1907 GREAT 1907
1901 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901
TO fHl NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTH
WEST. SPRING SCHEDULE.
On and snsr MAY 2th, 1907, Trains will run as
follows:
wsshipnas'0. .i.Ssm. BALTIMORE laISp.n.
6Bp.m. 10. 50 "
TIE aRlAr DoUBLB-TRACK ROUTE,
With RLKQANT SCENERY, Palace State room,
dAy and Night Cars, with modern improyements, and
saving from four TO twelve hours In time over any
other route, Two hundred miles saved TO Western
and Central New York.
THRnl DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change
Passengers By this route from Baltimore have
DlPoTs, and no FERRIES
onss, corner q sixth street and Penp,ylysnia
avenue under National Hotel, whore reliable infor
nation will be given at all times,
Passengers procuring tickets at this ofee, can Sc
cure accommodations IN Sleeping Cars for Rlmira or
PittibuIlh. W, J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent.
Washington, D. @.
dAs-ly Baltimore. Md.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA, THE eth DAY OF AUGUST.

y w. low,
John Tyler Powell vt al

John Tyler Powell "tal NJ, 1870.
Charles y. NJ Powell ct AL Equity Docket 0.
The object Of tIia bill Is to procure u decree to
sell real estate VI Grafton Powell, drCeased
, The Gomplaiuauts having lled An AFFIDAVIT that
re following named defendants are non. resident
~ lhsir solicitors Messrs, Lloyd LasssIie, Il IL
mis- 18th day Of August, A. d. ISIS.
n ordered by the Court, That the defendants
Thomas s, Powell, Charles i. ii. Powell, and
mginTy Collier Powell theI appea RANGES to 10
ring forty days after this day; Otherwise hi cause
WI ~ pr"ceedgl with as in Gaze uf default Pro.
piGtt copy Of this order be published Ia the Ma.
IlOhAL REPUBLICAN, once week for six weeks be-
fore said rule day.
truO copy.
NslHned) GEO. i. FISHER,
:, Justice 5. CD q.
~ j. MEI"7' CLERK, 81 27.FGt
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POLICIES

The National Capitol Life Insurance Company
issues all the most desirable forms Of policies, In
GLIDING
Annual Life. Ten Payment Life.
Annual Endowment. Ten Payment Rndow ment.
Long and Short Term POlieies-with or without
participation In profts.
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pHILADBLPHIA, WILMINGTON. AND BAL
Tlh0RR RAILROAD.

PhihADATia6oR i RHiLkSAD. AM
TIME TABLE,.
Commencing MONDAY, April l6h. 1903.
Trains for Baltimore and wAshins ton leave PhilA.
dslphiA As follows:
Asa. m. +. RIpress thondAys excepted II. Is a.
n, lxprsss; a0op. m, Kxprsss; and H. 90 p. m. +.
Way Nail Train for Baltimore al IS q. m.
TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE TO PHlLADRL-
L..,. Baltimore Is n N. Way Nail 10 as. m.
Express lilo p. m, Express: oS y. H., tx
p''''' SUNDAY TRAIN.
Leave Philadslphia for Bsliimorsand Washington
Leave Baltimore for Philadelphia At s. Ep. IN.
Leave Baltimore for Now York at g. y. IN.
milo y. KINNEY. Superintendent
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4 ArNVY sGkNT Vi HELL GATE, aRw YORK
UsIrHp STATES BsaIEHlR's 0PpIoH,)
No, a WEsr HousroN STRKhr,

No. TWssr HousroH srnKnr.
INV YoRE, August 10. 1858.
sealed proposals for the removal Of the rocks
known As Trying Pan" and POT Rock, sit.
a. t;S Ss. n un moo noon q ssp,:absi Il. i
These rocks must be removed 70 depth o. Y
feet mean low water, and the debris deposited
who're the engineer may direct; The estimated
cubic contents Of "HryinG PAa" 10 be removed
square yards. The estimated subis contents Of
''Pot Rock" to be removed are s7o. subls yards
over ,9a o. square yards.
Bids must slAto separately the sums asked for
the removal Of Ir3iII Pan and Pct Ross. AID Ra{:
| removed. amounting TO the entire sum agreed upon
for that rock, less reservation Of ten tlO) pei
| cent. TO be paid when the entire rock y done.
A, new and more detailed surv.ys viii DO made
| or diminished In amount, Accord ne a. the quan
tity shown By the new surveys shall be greater OF
less than thai dedueed from eIishaG surveys. aud
the amount Of work In the removal Of these rock,
the surface into the cubic sonteuts. -.
| AL calculations Of area and cubic contents will
be taken from the ofdeiAl maps Of this once. and
| will be accepted as correct b. both parties
| Zach bid must be accompanied BY guarantee oil
two responsible persons that the bidder Will exc
Forms Of proposals and Of guarantee, can be OBJ
tainsd st this once.
Tho United States reserves to itself the right o
contrasting for the removal Of one only Of thes
| Proposals should be endorsed upon The envelope
| "ProposAls for removing rocks 81 He'll Cats.
| Drawings OF these rocks can BE- Inspected At hi
| ONCE.
for the removal Of those rof iaaN rRwrou
aul4.h ByI. Major densIal o. s. A.
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DR0PosALs.


HHADorARrHRs, DEPT. OF fHH borTH,l
CHIP QrARTlRnAsnRRB OTgIcH, !
Alfalfa, "a, Sept. p, 1893,
Sealed proposals will be received 81 this othee
will be opened, for fuInishinG material and build
ing stone drain in the National Csmetery 81 bal.
isbury, N. G. Said drain to be we'll laid with good
stone, TO be three feet 81 top between eurbs, ten
inches At the bottom and sixteen inches deep; the
drain to commence about nfty feet from the north
Of trenches parallel with the same, two hu ndred
and sixty feet to stone saver, TO connect there
with, running east eight feet and twenty Inches In
the elear said drain TO connect with saver ~ east
end, and run south one hundred and thirty two
70 be twsn'g feet in length AID twenty ipehs. 70
from the point OF beginning, one hundred and SOW
entJ Ave feet, forming curve corresponding with
| avenue or walks. and oonnsetinI with = sewer on
east side Of trenches, twenty feet in length and
twenty Inches In the clear, said sew0 10 have iron
gratings where drains eonneo- The stone wall on
the side OF the trenches 70 be wed 10 the walk
and set up. TO run parallel with the drain on the
south. That part the Cemetery lying east Of the
drain, running north and south, and ooInposing
raised At lss,ttwo feot and Gradsd. 50 as prevent
above WORK 10 be done In q workmsniiko manner
and so a. to fully protest the CsmsterJ from being
| washed b. heavy rains. Said work " be com
pleted BY the hrst Of December, 1903.
The usual REQ ursmsats for bids v Ill be eIssted
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
pIsinins, and Grading satiOntl Cs|Ss!sTTi"a and
A'N ' Brove, Brig Con, q. IL,
senlt.td Chao. n. Dept Of the South.
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ID r o P o 8 A L 8.

pr PosALs.
HnApauAsrs.s psr AnrssIr o. r.. sovSu.(
CHIRI QrARrBnnLsTnR's OFFICE. I
IfilsTL, GA. Sept I, 1853
Sealed proposals will be received a. NJ, ofiee
they will be opsned, for furnishing material and
erecting o Brick Lodge BuildinG A. the NAtonAl
speeiaeAtions, to be seen Al the 0aos 9. Inc Chief
QuArtermAstsr,
The usual requirements for bids. as.. will DO
sxAoted.
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for
erecting Lodge BuildinE." and Addressed 70
Brevet Brig. General, o. r., .. 8. A.. Chief Q. NJ
Department Of tho BOuth- sepA.td
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OFFICERS
{. II CLARK, Philadelphia, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance aud Executive
Committee
HENRY n COOKE, washIngton, Vice Pras''ent.
EMERSON W. FEET, Philadelphia, secre try aad
E :. Turner, Washington. Assistant Secretary.
FRANCIS @. SMITH, NJ d. Medical Director.
J. EWING BEARS. NJ. D.. Assistant Medical d.
rector.
The advantages ofrred by this Company are
ltis Nat!un1l Company, chartered by special
4 paid up capital OF si. 10000.
II otters lOw rates Of premium.
ltfurnishes largerinsurance than other companies
Tor the same money.
It l. definite aud certain In its terms.
Il is u home company In every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment. .
There are no unnecessary restrictions In the pol
iCiss.
Every policy Is non -fOrieitahle.
Policies may Ice taken which pay to the Insured
cir full amount and return all the premi ums, so
that the Insurance costs only the decrease on the
annual payments,
amount named 10 the policy.
NucNtra rate is charged for risks upon the lives
~ frualrs
ItIuslr"s mot to secure dividends, but at so low
n cost that dividends will be impossible. -
A LOCAL AGENT IS WANTED IN EVERY
COUNTY, and applications from competent par
tie, Tor snCh agencies, with suitable Endorsements,
Agents uuly In their respective distTicts.
Circular, Pamphlets, and full PARTICULAR given
vu Application Ut the once Of the Company in this
gly.
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atchinVf Will trENg N BILE, Ala. At U clock q.
n % the day u each sAIe, for the purpose u con
, cy!us bidders desIruus IT attending the same
Sale g. commence at y u a ok III. each day.
Term, Cash IN United States currency
BY order Of the quaTtcTma steT General
X SAxTOE
VI TrIg Gen. AN, U. s.A,,CEia, n DsP't.of
'L.. s54lA. sepIs'Id
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
. NO. u, pECEMBER TERM, 1867.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
. NO. u, DECEMBER TERM, 1867
JOSEPH q. WILLARD, Appeal frsU the SUI
appellant, preIne Court Of the
District OF Column
BRSJANIS 0GLE TAYLoR. bia
Mr. Cushing, in behalf Of Mr.. Poland, Of cOuu.
sci for tho appellant, suggests tho death Of Ben
lanin ogle TAy l9e, tho appellee this cause, and
Of court, to make the proper representatives, par
ties. On consideration whereof Il 10 now here or
deTed by this court that unless the proper repre-
sentative " the haid Benjamin Oglo TaylOe, de.
ceased, Rs Aforesaid, shall voluntarily become par
this court the appellant shall he entitled 10 open
the record in said cause, and to have the same
e[r0neous; PrggEtcd, That copy Of the order
shall Ne printed IN some newspaper at the seat Of
government in which the laws Ut the United Statos
shall DO printed by authority for three successive
weeks at least sixty days before the beginning Of
the term OF tho supreme Court next Cnsuilg-Gth
April,
Test; d. W, MIDDLETON
Clerk Supreme Court United States.
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Railroad Routes,

WAs4INaTos, .ALExANDRIA.
until further notice, Local PASSENGER Trains will
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS:

graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges in
he United States, and the greater part Of wh9te
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some Of
the most astonishing cures that were ever known.
many troubled with ringing In the head nsd ear
when asleep, great neryousncssI being alarmed at
sudden soundsi bashfulness, with frequent blush
i -. III
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WRhhJRPIINa PAPER FOR IsALB AT THIS
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THRouaH TRAINS,
Leave wAsHIs9ros, from Maryland Avenue
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave wAsIIser9g, from hssylana Ayshyc
LRAyn AtHxAspRiA, from eoIner 81; ,Asaph
And King streets, At 8 and 10 A. N snd and
p. n. and from corner Of Duke and Henry streets
N6 ;DP. n. o. A. STEVENS, Gen Sup'G
W. j. PHnLps, uen'l Manager. sel7-t
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-06-06
SPECIAL NUflCES.

ERIE RAILwAY-In our columns to-
day Will be found the new Time Table of
this road, which took effect OH the 1Itb inst
Several important changes have been made
with which all our readers should becon.,
lamliiarlzed. The Ere Railway has long
held leading position in the great chain of
roads uniting the West with the East. which
IL not alone attributable to the su, erior &C.
commentators afforded passengers, the mi.
form clvliity of its officers and agents. the
grandeur and sublimity of the section. of
country which it traverses, but to the great
vigilance exercised in the running of trains
and providing against accidents.
Despite the closest scrutiny and circum-
spectlon, however, all great and important
thoronghfares are liable to accidents. Tn
the case of the recent accident near Cars
ROCK no human prescience could have avert
Ell the sad catastrophe For four years prior
TO It's occurrence not single passenger was
injured on this road; and it is generally adj
United that no Line W ent into the past win
Ter In better condition, in all respects than
the Erie; but so unusually long and severe
was the winter, that the iron in some parts
OF the road yielded to it's rigid severity
Yet at this time the road is in as perfect a
condition, as the average of those in the
country. To render it safe beyond a ques
ton however, the company is substituting
s'eel rails as fast as pI ssible for the defec-
tive iron ones; laying a double track on the
Delaware division, and doing everything ,c
place the road in the most thorough condi
tion. The 100000 which the Company
recently came into the possession of will en-
able all of these improvements to be made
AS showing one of the most prominent
achievements already secured by the work
which is being pushed rapidly forward, We
might mention the fact that the trains al
present experience no detention, but arrive
at New York and the principal Eastern cit
les at the same hour as rival lines
The Erie continues to issue through tick
cts to New York at 81 As less than any Other
route-a fact which our readers will do well
to bear in mind when visiting the East
either on business or for pleasure.
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AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.

VICKsBURG. Miss, Aug. 8, 1873.
DIR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: l am happy to
state 10 YOU that | have usei your valuable
Cedron Bitter with great benefit to myself,
in general debility and prostitution Of my sy.-
TEN. produced hy the unhealthy and miasmi-
attic influence of the Mississippi River around
Vicksburg. l confident recommend its u>r
to all persons who are eXpmed to unhealthy
climates. II. w. FULL.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM
Providence Ma, May 10, 1866
DIR. JOHN BULL: 1 send you $50 for CEDRoN
BITrEks; please send Whist it will come to al
Ter paving freight to Columbus, Miss. have
been troubled for several years with indiges-
ton, have had to take plls every night tor
ten or fifteen ye; RS, and in February, 1864, |
was attack. with general paralysis L wa
attacked with general paralysis. L was con-
fined to nv room the balance of the year; anu
in fact, continued IN very weak and nervous
condition until some two months since, when
was put under Az operation, and your GIDEON
BIrTERs f II treatment. | commenced improV-
ing right away, ana am pretty Wei restored.
Yours, truly,
a. L. NEAL
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NJ AS stolen from nv stabla last night,
medium sized Strawberry ROAM
soRsE. with some white ON his rump. He i
uhe built and very spirited, il ght or nine
ear oiai. and l. a fine saddle and harness
morse. l. shod all around. He has ben lame
lor the last week, a. if from founler or hi>
shoulders. An old army saddle with tar
leather bride. with armv bits, Was taken with
ulm. he Is supposed to have been stolen nv "a
Eoung m gro man, named Henry Smith, Just
from N1cksburg. The negro is dressed in a
da'k mixed wollen suit. sIck-coat and pants.
liberal reward will he paid for the recovery
OF the horse, and capture of the thief
u. ID. BUSTAMA NTE
June 3-d2w2 Ko>ciusko. Miss
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Escape OF CoNvIcTs Independents
~ ,onvicts referred to yesterday, as
engaged in cleaning our public streets,
This morning made desperate and
successful attempt to escape Nine
dthem rushed on the guard, and pos
sessing themselves of their arms, ran
toward the Pearl river swamp. Mr..
Fletcher, one of the guard, was badly
bruised in resisting the prisoners. No
shots were fired. We learn that three
Of the convicts were recaptured.
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The lecture by DR.. de la Ravelle, at
Angeles Hall, last night, upon the
condition of affairs in Mexico, incident
to the reign and execution of Maxi
milan, was attended by small, but
appreciative audience. He will re-
peat the lecture next Wednesday
night, and we hope he will have, as
be deserves, a better house. The
Doctor was himself, an actor in the
scenes he so graphically describes, and
therefore knows, faom personal obser-
yation, whereof he speaks.
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DIR. u. A. NASH'S
IN F Tx NJ A X ".

DR NASH has his Tntirmary open at Mag
~ nolia ON the New OrI an Il acksnn rail-
road. for the reception of Patients, and designs
to make it a permanent institution. HIS sue
cess and patronage for the last two years ma
not been surpassed by any institution OF the
kind in the South. DIR. NASH has cured
more CANCERS removed NOR WINNs an d GOT
TIERS. and successfully trest' more UTERINE
DISEASES. sCRoFULA, DYsPEPSIA. CIR MIC
ID ARRHGA, RHEUMATISM an CHRONIC DIS
EASES, CENTRALLY. Than any man IN III
Sou1hI Tweut,-nve wears of large practice
and his having the knowledge of almost eve y
form of modern practice, is whit m tkes hin
SO success ul. His tet ms, although cash, ar
very moderate. Ad,l ess him at Magnolla. u
come right on, without ceremony. may2Stt