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Specifications for the erection Of one hundred and
twenty Vaults In the Cemetery of the Fourth Dis.
trict, bounded by Washington, Prytnnin, sixth and


trlct, bounded by Washington, Prytanin, sixth and
Coliseum streets.
Said vaults shall be located each side Of the
ton street, sixty the east side and the side Of
gs and Of the size and dimensions marked the shall
fonr tiers high
foundations bottom and shall
botomDg Of inch planks crossing
wokmanke and well nailed together. The
laid regular Offsets OF two inehes suit the thcnssses
walls the
fronting Washington TX brick thick and ali
partition walls the shall thick All unda
lions built Of well ths best
laid composed Newark and clear ha
sand the best with the neatly smoothed oil
The fourth tier Of oss shall
y Of bricks laid cement with the plan and
the top plasiered with cement in the best manner.
The vaults shall be of slate
slabs ~ inch thick we'll laid cement with grooved tiled with
settlement grout. -
The Of the vaults be faced polished
the udht cknses and other dimensions
and the marble well fastened the a sufficient quaint
ty Of copper cramps well scaled the kwork.
Az s shall be Of the best quality as we'll as the labor ad
shall be furnished BY the contractor. IL
shall
according 10 the lines and levels by sad officer
All work omitted be written in the above heation and which
found complete the shA be
done by the contractor without extra charge
approval the Common Council and 10 have the
Thirty under penalty ten dollars day
Security The hundred dollars shall required 10
anty the faithful psr formanse Of the contract
cash the compilation Of thu work and lis
Bids 10 6s for the whole work complete.
LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor.
NswOresns, April ., 1859. - ans
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j. ~ E4<(<<AlA
go - =. :. -
- 80, y =. -, !, n e. ~ Isss
S1 -
Mo- ses
+, u. T>1othe Comptroller be, and he is
~ ~ brsndiur IA numbsrinw tie
.s.r III, Nth his contract MFR, suit MI be
s.s;s.sss $500 him. and 10 the event or his
81 .sssr1,sSScc. that the Compsrcller be, and is
1879, insfructed to notify the Attorney to
s,;t forth nth against the said James
T~5ir s1,d his s5curify for the penalty.
"A Ddl FANS. Alrurrrr.
Prastsnt soard Of Assistant = = r Aldsrmen.
rsssident Board q Aldermen.
-s51s7 = s. Z A. D. ososusaAs, Mayor.
=======
No seI
noeoteo1, Ihat the Treasurer Pay to Rose
rsni 4 Armas the sum Of eight hundred dol
Iers. IN services rendered as Librarian Of the
Ffsk Library, from the first day of November,
1850 to the first dry Of July, 1858.
vs,unsd1 FANS. AlsrsSrr,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
49,. 49,, 70 ,ssa resiaen' noara oi Alaelmsn-
Risssersdi r." = ''' A. D. csossx.s, Razor.
-=z=7=-
No -. r
Rssolveds That the Treasurer Pay - , Ioa,0 :.'
ing sums ep the "a the oon
10 sundry pr 1nssnPloyea e ~ SulsS ~.
Department a March, eleven ns1ozeu - WA
- 49, and thirty -snres Gel 70, xr.r.h
~ Mv -PerppD ser 81. ~ W ~ ..sro ~,
nlnstsen hendzea ano aof'y 'p10o uo'l"1' a'e
twenty -6va een8
M S<,saew nuefsoue employed rs hborers, ETC.,
ssoend District. N March, nve nunareo ana
Dessa dollars and sixty seven cents.
~ pndry persons Tor cart nifss second DIS
<Rioe, IN March, nine hundred and twenty SIX
lollass ard ffty-three cents
Tosundry persons employed ON dredge boat
n March. two hundred ana ten dollars.
To s1ndry persons employed as e oorerss pay,
eFa, ste.y II March. two Thousand iour hundred
I'd 10y coilsrs ., anu ; cn. Usn.
-. = March, three hundred dollars and thir-
ty-eight cents.
40 sundry persons employed as laborefs, etc.,
Third District, in March, five hundred and seven
dollars and ninety six cents.
10 sunday persons employed as laborers. etc.,5
Third Disekiets IN February, one hundred ana
twenty -tHp dollars and sixty. three cents.
~ GndEy persons employed as laborers, etc.,
Eizse |stFiss, Y March, ITO hundred ana ~
- taedry persons employed as laborers, ETC.,
I'M District. IN March, one Thousand and
~ dollars ana ninety -elgnt cents
Hy persons employed as iaoolers, ETC. !,
4iFe1 PistricA in March, nine hundred and
axt3olven dollars and ninety six cents.
70 s11Sry persons employed as iaborers, etc,
hundrsa and sixteen dollars and eighty-three
os.ss
LAX
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ODD FELLOWS REST Vaults in this
,s5s :, the City Hall Fir, D',ici FUKNEAu ses.ay.
No. Camp street u stains Rev CHARLES wITALl
-
ee 70 members Of siocthodng
sso for Al o'he' es'A the price Of Vault will hsac
rer tbs Psrsh.ss q Lots informal "
lamp snss, JAMES FURNEAux,
$50 Secretary Of the Board Of prses
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tw- PHILADELPHIA SADDLE sND TRUNK WAREHOUSE,
No. MAGAZINE STREET. door Canals trsets RoBH
0 ase Robb tahsn constantly receiving New Goods
England and offer dealer. The liberal Induce
DiEa saasls,x HtRpWkfRE HxRHrss IaER TRAvs9
ING AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RUBRER GOODS sAD
pLEY, COACH HARNESS AND TRus@ = NLs.
TRIMMINGS, etc. F- 4
kBr purch .iteat 10
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MEDICAL NOTICE.--DR. LOCKWOOD ten len

thanks his cid friends patrons
s has emneny successful both city and praet for the
Charity Hospital the
receiving medical information He the puble that he
tate with all eunat the
moah throat ungs heart vs kidneys together with INST Ms.
called Venerea All filled The
poor charged only N Msdated Ssrsa-
pal the best article be had only his cace att
Medical, baths wilt
patients graa when but the public will be ehsg from
u o. baths for have
long been used the medical profession with unparalleled
purchased
Pcyds and Perddo door from the cas Street Hospital oae
hon FRONT A To ~.
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ALLSopps, INDIA PALE ALE.

THIS ALE celebrated its valuable
e beng entirely tres adasraiio only q Ht
Unit and Water, hrswsd SAMUEL AIIS0PP SON
Trent Tor the in the Soah orsd for sale
lJansi lyl H. II. Chiffon kmpOstsr, d drawer
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=. LACEY & CO., 81 St Charles street,
- BRANCH OF LACkY Il PHiLLfPss CELEBRATED HAR
philsspbis Ss.ng The dus and mos
n REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTFNDEDTO h9J lydw
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II NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
IN RANGES-FIRsT PREMIUM

PRICE Il COULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
street Nav Orleans, respectfully inform their friends ard the ube In
general that they carry on he s9eys branches
AMLRicAN ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS WASH
BASINS, FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS kinda COOKING
RANGES, GARDEN HOSE iYDRAUI c ANS, EnRS;F MI s
BEER PUMPS htted in the style; LEAD PIPES Of
description PIG SHEET and FLOCK TIN nlwava N
hand siilP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly pu,p repaired
~ me shor'ee'ns jani0 ly
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STREET CoMMISsIoNER,s oEFIoE Cj1v

NJ Hail. March IL ss3Pubc notice hereby
owning ground ON both sides Of Ellen Felicity
street side Of Jersey Felicity
upper mt Of the city that they requested good
nta fences TO be erected the front line Of the
days from the date hereof
done al the expense o. the said properties
ordinance OF The Lafayette June
NH l. g
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ID OMAN CEMENT-l0 bills, for sale by
~ JOHN HARDlLL CO.. lsaeessson to }. Hayman
aps ACoJ % MAgaHns u. nd MAs,sny BudnsA ID Dn.
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sADDLERY, Harness, ETC.

NEWARK, N, u, SADDLERY Ware GA
IN tIosus--ANuREw G. BULL Co. No. Is Canal
street. vOsnns, between Camp and MAgrsine s,resa
Importers Of SADDLkRY and sADpLkWAkE
hard large and complete assortment OF Saddles
sies Msrtinesies Trunks Whfs strng Harness Bride
Leather Hogskns sADDEs roofs Trimming Of every de-
81 iydAW ANDREW a. BULL n CO. q
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NEW ORLEANS and Car ca a. 81
I roIton Railroad-CnnoIIton Line &E& hf&

NEW ORLEANS and Car Ga o. ~ sssSoSJ
y rollton Raioad-caroltOn Line 6&E&
Departure ofTrains. From Nsw Orlsans:
Horse Can-sk and ~ A.N- az, loA, and ny Pm.
6Am Trans-6 hour afterwards NJ ineu.
sivsly summer, and until .past7 in winter.
froa Cayroiltoa.
Horse Cars and 6 A. NJ, 9, and 10P.k.
and hour p
aivey summer until halfpaat a. ia winter ''
Children and Servants rants.
~
and ndo N the second Monday in November, ''
LAFAYETTE LINE.
~ These oasrun TO and from the Depot street
Departure y Cara.
In "HteiI i'h and o'eloek,
IePor is nAronns az and ~
Rptb
Depot, is baroune street. .6k ~ and
nntli O'Clock ~ s's'' $3.50 A4''s
Then atsS, . 10 and II Pm from the Depot.
Ana ~, VI and lok p. H., from yette.
100 cents Children undsr IL years, hall pnes.
x Eota-SpeA Night Parties, Mos,pes
sed when reauired
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EGYpTIAN EYEBALsAM.--D. &

NNHE subscriber begs leave to cali the n
attention Of the ~
and genuine DRUGS, MEpICINEs, CHEMICALS, MEDI- NJ
CINE EXTRACTS, ESSENTIAL OILS, PERI UMERIES, UA
HAIR, FLESH, HAT, NAIL and TEETH BRUSHES. Also
Of FANCY ARTICLES
which the recent and selected with the
the the lowest prices.
Planters Phyxans solicited call
Inc ply nd seudm their
FAMILY MEDICINES carefully put up Phsi
eiAas' Prscrpns carefully sepoundsd and with
and dispatch NJ all hours. p. LOUIS MASSEY,
:. whossAls aad Retail Druggist 81 Charles ssres.,
dsclt NewOrlesus,
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All the deliveries time above allowed
under penalty s5 for day deliveries snail
be delayed.
will be made in acceptance NV
the Surveyor OF each 1000 yards
One f to be detained Of the payment of delivery guar
anes until the delivery and until the
pleted.
Security the shall required the faithful per
Torrance Of the -
The Stone 10 be subject to measurement, when laid
Surveyors Department, City Hail.
NswOrleans. MarehlU d. I
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M X. F. FRYER, INDIAN DocTeR, cures
CONSUMPTION Of the Liver and Lnugs Di,gspsia Shoe
and Cholera Morbas and Fever ee - to IS
Veneer disease ilee ouorha recent and us aseeate Ulcers
Sore 1hro Coughs, Colds, Fas all kn
Wens Carries Of he Bones White Swsuss Kings EVIL Gravel pair
tho Back sides and breast ogetr with all he
oe diseases incidental married single ladies' and children My
long residence the Ind long experience and practice
curing that been
sdered hopeless by celebrated doctors. = -. -
~ Residence ard Office, No. IS FBENCHHAN STREET Thirs
Ne rleana. Ii.
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WhrsAs, many srrors have occurred in esfab.
hshing tbs street lines Of the city, particularly
IN The ElFst District, by which the citizens suffer
great loss and Inconvenience therefore,.
b IL resolved. That the Surveyor be, and he
y hereby, authorized and directed to use all
possible xertionf <ptHblish, with stone bounds
] 70 b plaGsd IT N I've squares in all the
streets ~ pity, DE Ines Of said Streets =
b ~ resolved, That said bounds
vh4 Il4, SGsa be recognized by the Comsnon
Z Council e ~ city Of NsW Orleans as the only
Fue Anikcofrect ines Of the streets, and that It
hail " he d. ~ AL Surveyors 10 follow the
800 dving The lineations Of lots ~
<5 .PaANcn ALpUrNIx,
rr1ideut Board Of Assistant Aldermen
~ Ia ~ VIM, g. G. CLAiBoRNE,
President Roard of Aldermen
lsgnsdI A. D, CRossMAS, Mayor.
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owning josephine street between
Nayaes and Ellen and south side of Felicity Dnes
Howard sela that they
fences erected the front line Of tbs se, within thirty
date hereof and default shall the
Of the properties per ordinance
the late city Of Lafayette, approved June 30 lsis
- JAMES JoILS, Street Comm Missioner.
New Orleans March "a, Is5s rrbsS
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the city vicinity he 4.
epaed % attend all bnsnes his line entrusted to his Dr.
hopes bis Veterinary Surgeon will him
share Of the pu patronage having devoted his
Profession and Prns for the last eight
The Stables UNION
,IREEr Caondae Streets II
BUGGY AND CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE oct95 ly
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nEAR SIR commenced the use of your
KATHAlRON accident having little faith in
Hair much that take
making the Ect known for benefit have tsee
bald for eight years.
Yours etc. j. CAMPBELL, Rochester, N. y,
~ by JASl wo0DAAN corner Common Mssa-
Einc stree New rih2
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neuolxS1, That the Treasurer pay to Rose
- de Armas the sum Of eight hundred dol
Iers, III services rendered as Librarian Of the
ria Library, from the first day of November,
1850 to the first dry Of July, 1858.
r1lnnsd1 FRASs. AlfrgSTr,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
r0lxpdl WV G. C.sCLAIsonNE, Z
President Board of Aldermen.
3sisnsdl A. D. CsossnAs, Mayor.
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Les dhsntes quantities devant 6re deliveries
sous pene dune amende de s25 jour- aprea temps
Les eeront au etmpant la
chaque 1900 yardes GU plus 49, -
I'm cinqueme Placement chnque deage ea
tane jusquaa proclaim deyrag meme nslu a
| du c0ntTat ~
fd6le du
On poufra femesurer les pierres iois poss6ea.
-, LOUIS IL PILE, VOyer lie Ia Vile.
''~' -
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ICE--ICE-ICE.

ICE! ICEl-J. SrArFoRD & Co. Wholesale and
tonichartrsin Rslrc-d Depot ode No. is d ISeg %
No. - Ihcppioulas Ne street. No So lew
street. Nc. SIS Trheapouss iv~,
ret = - s' AMI - -
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CE-60O to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
IL, May for sale By JP. WHITNEY CO.. 81 Camp st. aAsS
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Specifications In construction de yit tours
dams lie Cemetiere du Quatrleme District, borne
par les rues Washington, Prytsnee, sfxieme ct

Specifications pour In construction de
dams lie Cemetiere -du Quatrleme District, borne
par les rues Washington, Prytsnee, sfxieme ct
CoIlisec.
Los d tours places ehsqae e5e ntrSs de Ia rue
enIee. -
eouformtment au plan auront Ia grandeur ct Ia,
dimensions specifics ct quatfs fgngees de- hnateur.
IN fond de bonnes lsnchrs de
ben possible ct ciouees Pune utrs
par ehsona de ueu pouoe de maners eonfr
Al
lie fasnI face la Washington ~ bpu depas.eur ct
tons les don bique iona ans
ct les constructs buqnos
he eoue es dh oTeF de ieB hydrauqus
sable quill
oonvenable ternntes.
La quas1me angee supeyre solves reou
serts de Ia meme f1aa de bnqus cnrn
tsas maque sur plan ct lie SONNET pie
quill possible
ehaque rang6s ars auront de. oss ia M
pouee depalseui bsn couehees dams DIN
La facade des TOURS ee de areeur de I6par
eas. aue dimensions naiqnees les dessins
sue brquetags quante de crochet. s
euvre ben ncrus es dams IL marbre ct ]. briqustags
Tous les masrauI premiere quae our mar
contrsctan, ainsi que lie travail. -
ouvags ti' sstisacon du voy dprss gnes nj
donnera Get ohcisr.
lie conneant sobl dir iour. M Pm
probation lie Paduddaion Consei
On r.qnerrh seeure la sxscuou
hdele do
Placement compliant dlacheyemant travail ct sur
du Voyer. -fV"
Nonyslle- Orleans, Avrl, 1858, ~ ~ " ,nii
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y. ID. Steel,
BOOKSELLERS AND srATA

A Wis OFFlt opposite Commercial X r.,
IN saire DIES knesis complete Of Law fAl
dAna dc "a Nis SCHOOL BOOKS
VEN iss sanoass,ss a. ma CHEAP PUBLICATIONS. st etc.
dams les des &c aud FOREIGN -
en- mAnvsia stat GU leurs bans Of every description
trsnts laura sr. with
-. sTING TYPES etc, and HOE cos
~ ~, oass y, psLsDnnes aont lea RESsEs apii 3apltw
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- noe dc VILE u Mars isss-Avis public par pItsns
entire les Fteie q JaesOn d. ede ne Jsry
Ia rue ffieiis ct Ia Unite supeeute
quses de faire placer de bonnes odes %
dss dta de ,ne isurs dsnt
de quot 10 fera placer les dtas ~ de-
propneees ds des odonpanrs M Con
sell de rvle de Lafayette spprouvse Janvier
mhfb ] Cam
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OTIS ON UNION HILL FOR SALE.
IL As the agent and trustee of THOS. II. BLA-
KEY,I will sell, privately, in lots containing one
or more acres each, to suit purchasers, eight or
ten aces of the land now owned aad occupied by
the said Blakey. These lots are be autitully situa
ted on Union Hill, fronting on the road leading to
Blakeys Mill, about mile and half only from
the old market.
Terms accommodating. Refer to John shore,or
to the subscriber, at his Office No. II Main street,
I'D stairs over Messrs. Sinson Il Go.
an q-3tawts |. r. WATKINS
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Pr
sails will be received at this Office until Monday,
the Bird day of January, 1853, at II o'clock NJ, for
the following works:
The extension OF the Culvert on 9th street,
around Braggs mill to the in of the mill.
This culvert viii be tx feet wide, and 81 feet
high clear. side walls average feet thick, laid
thorough flags, ane have strong covers all laid 10
best cement m orter.
Also, culvert ON Dock street, from Shockoe
creek to 18th street, and up l5th street to Cary
street. This culvert will not be less than 10 feet
deep; its capacity will be feet wide and feet
high, clear, the side walls laid thorough flags,
and to be 2a feet thick at bottom, and one and
half feet thick at top covered with strong granite
slabs, and all laid in the best cement morter.
Also, for filling and grading new street from
the south end OF 9th street around Bragg's mill
and through-the Armory grounds.
The estimate on the first mentioned culvert is
placed at $3.50 per foot, with fproper deduction
for stones on the groundl that on Dock and 18th
streets at $500 per foot, and the grading on the
new street, through the Armory grounds at 10 cts
per yard, for filling.
No bids which extend the cost beyond the es-
Inmates will be considered.
Payments will be made on monthly estimates,
with a reservation of 20 per cent until the com
pleten of the work Contracts must be signed
within ten days after the award they will be
considered as abandoned.
NJ. BATES, Sup't. Streets.
Office of Supt Streets, 24th Dec 1852 dtd
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NEW COMMIssION HOUsE.-The su

NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.-The sub
IN scribers have entered into co partnership under
the 6rm of PENDLETON & BkOTHER, for tne
transaction of the Commission Business in TOBAC,
CO, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY, and
have taken Warehouse No. l20 Smiths Wharf,
r. w. PENDLETON,
P. P. PENDLETOH.
Baltimore, August 18TH 1882
References:
Hugh Jenkins e. Co, Baltimore
T. W. Bruno g. Sons, do
VIM. Wilson Sons, do.
Edwin Workman ~ CO., Richmond.
Archb'd Thomas g. Son, do.
Hugh w. Fry, CO.
Rhodes & Oglebay. Bridgepcr' onto'
John Creigh, Cincinnati.
Gordon Co., Louisville
w H. Bartless, Charleston, 5. c.
Otis ]. Chafee do. do.
James McCul,cgh, Pittsburgh.
Brown T. Kirkpatrick, do.
y Chafee do.
D. Lamb, Esq, Cash'r N. w. Bank, Wheeling.
5. Brady, ESQ, do. Mer. g. Mech. do. se
James Z. Baker. Wheeling.
Josiah Sbley, Hamburgs, 5. c.
Henry A. Schroeder Mobile, Alabama.
Al Gaines, New Orleans.
oc l2-tw
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'orJolk Beacon.

EplrAPH The following singular epitaph
is on tomb in the parish church yard of
Pewsey, Dorsetshire, England
"Here lies the body Ct Lady O'Looney,
great neice of Burke, commonly called The
Sublime;' she was bland, passionate, and
deeply religious; also she painted in water CO.
lors and sent several things to the exhibition;
she was the first cousin Of Lady Jones; and of
such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OrFfcE OF rHE J. R. a. X. Co,
Dec. 25th, 1852
PROPOSALS viii be received at this office until
L the 7th day OF January next, for furnishing the
hands employed by ths James River and kanawha
Connsny on the let and I'd divisions and on the
tide water connection, with rations and clothing
for the ensuing year.
Fer particulars, apply 10 the Secretary OF the
Company. En- ~,
0s HALF CHESTS TEA, good to very supe
ZO rior quality
5000 Cigars, good quality
2 900 Cigsrs, superior quality Rsgaa
600 Cigars, GOOD do do
II boxes Adamantine Candies, 4's in lb. paper
boxes Adamantine Candles. f6's
barrels so ar winter bleached Oh
do winter bleachsd do
Iusr received, for sale BY
no 20 l.. d. CRENsHAW q co.
HERRINGs. HERRINGs!-25 hall Dbl
/ 4 Family Roe Herrines
50 bbls No halifax Herrings
30 do Noe do do
In stors and FOX ssle low By AIS. LIE.
A. .9-.i
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To CURE THE ToorHAcHE.-Take paper
of Tobacco, pour upon il a wine glass Of warm
water, squeeze our part of the moisture, and
after placing the pulp upon a slice Of bread,
apply II as plaster TO the face. There 10
nothing like il tor the toothache-and il is the
only remedy Tor it in its worst form, the ague
in the face.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01

The best cigars made at Havana. called the
"Ramas, are worth in the city. at The faeto-
ry. $3.50 per thousand. Few ever hnd their
way to this country, as they could not be sold
here for much under 40 cents each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01

Catherine Hayes seems eminenily success
ful v ish her concerts 10 California. The mr'
sicaI critics make hard run on the vccsoa-
larry Of eulogis,ic ,erms when treating Of snem.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01

DEATH FROM ScIssoas.--A day or two since
a young boy, son of lsnac Leonard, Fourth
street. South Boston, died from injuries re-
ceived BY sticking the point OF = pair o. scis-
.a.s in his forehead, while playing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01

1 The manager OF the Marionette's pup
pet actors, now exhibiting at the st. James's
Theatre, London, has lately introduced a set
of f"Ebony Marione,tes," an imitation of the
ethiopian Serenaders," and other erforman-
ces of that description. The Daily Neys says
the imitation was perfect; and some of the
music, accompanied after negro fashion, was
exceedingly characteristic and pleasing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01

u. s. COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-The mate
and four seanen, belonging TO the schooner
Advance, sent home from the coast of Africa,
on suspicion of being concerned in the slave
trade, were further examined, and sent on for
trial before the U. S. Court. The examina-
ton of the two men---Days and Campbell
sent home from Martinique, under charge of
desertion and theft, was continued until the
necessary documents can be obtained from
the Secretary of the Treasury.
NnrfoJk Rsnron