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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28
nOCT. PLUME, of the Old Medical

nOCT. PLUME, of the Old Medica!
H. House, is still engaged in treating all sorts of
secret diseases, and hereby invites call from those
who may have been unfortunate in their associations
DR. p. would particularly invite call from persons
in the country who have been given up by ther ply
sicians incura6le Cases few indeed that cam
not be reached by medicine when correctly applied
The article known as the Chemical Extract of French
Foloer is probably the very best thing now before
by dissipation other cause. The Ague and Fever
remedy, called French Mix, ia next to a certainty
Price 81 per bottle.
Office on Franklin street, just below the Exchange
Hotel and first door south of Trinity Church. Rich
mond, Va.
full directions. Sc Is
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Anus { SHINE.

WIS MORNING, ut 10 O'Clock, No win
= sell, q public suction q our store, larse -
sonment Of Household Furniture, Together With
"oek Of Groceries Stone Ware. &C., dc.
e q LARUS 6 kHINE. Apefa.
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THATBEAUTIFUL PLACE CALLED

Il PLEASANT OAKS" NEAR CHURCH
Hill, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-On WEDNES-
DAY. 4th of October 1854, upon the premises at Al
O'Clock F. NJ, will be seld the above beautiful tract
of Land, the residence of Mr. Thomas H. Blakey,
situated near Church Hill. about II miles from the
First Market. The tract contains so acres, mostly
cleared, but with sufficient wood for the use of the
place. The soil is of the character best adapted for
hardening purposes, and has been much improved
The buildings consist of large framed Dwelling with
rooms in an elevated situation and surrounded with
fine oaks; with spring and well of good water con-
venien brick Stable, % feet square; Carriage House;
Barn. &c, all OF which, with small outlay, may BE-
rendered perfect. Regarding the rapid improve ment
taking place in property on Church Hill, near the
above place, its beautiful situation and productive
SOIL it il no exaggeraion to say that Pleasant Oaks
presents more Inducements to thoee seeking de-
ghtfu country seat near the city. or wishing to in
vest advantageousy, than any other suburban pro.
perty in the market, whilst the whole property
will be sold together, thus afordiDg fine opportt-
nifty for speculation to those disposed to subdvide it
into smaller lots. =
A plat of the properly may be seen at our Office
TERMS -One-quarter cash; balance at l, and 8
years. with interest payable semi-annually, and Sc
cured by trust deed. 81
25 TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS Aucts
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GOUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION.
O&c-LEONARDS INsTANT RELIEF AND
SPEEDY CURE for Coughs Colds, Consumption,
Bronchitis, can be obtained Of Messrs. PURCELL Ladd
Co., 81 Main street; A. A. George Co., corner Of
4.h and Broad streets and of all respectable drug
gsts and dealers In Virginia.
Price % and 30 cents per bottle.
THOMAS LEONARD,
se f6 Richmond Va
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CTORAGE. STORAGE I've have
~ two large LUMBER HOUSES on the DOCK;
this fall at the lowe st rates We get insurance.
upon Storage at this lowest rates. We will also.
take from and deliver GOODS ON the DOCK free OF
Drsvage Office doors below Columbian Hotel.
=: esNIm JETER LEFTWICH.
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Enquirer please copy.

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IL TURE, &c AT AUCTION-On FRIDAY
Next the 18th inst, commencing at 10 O'clock, we
will sell at public auction, at the residence of Mrs
C. Philip, Main, between 7th and 9th streets her
entire atock of handsome Household Furniture, (she
being about to leave the city,) embracing in part
splendid Brussels Carpets and Rugs
handsome Rosewood Piano, Stoddards best
Handsome Spring seat Divans, hair cloth
2 =" Mahogany Gothic worked seat and back
Chairs
12mperior Mahogany spring Parlor Chairs
handsome Mahogany Bedsteads; Beds, Mattress
es, &c. -.r
1 handsome Ladies' Dressing Cabinet
Mahogany Book'ca Lounges, Marble Top Wash
stands,
splendid Parlor Chandeliers and l Passage do.
OilCloths, Stair Carpets, together with lar and
COED assortment of Kitchen Furniture, &c. &c.
P. S-Mrs. G. Philip will take pleasure in exhibit
ting to the ladies her entire stock of Household Fur
niture, &c. &c, on Thursdsy evening preceding the
sale. The above Furniture is all city-made. made to
order. LARUS & SHINE,
~ Auctg.
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CEPTEMBER 26TH, 1654.-We are in
~ receipt of our stock of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, comprising as usual all the most desirable
aud fashionable styles of Dress and Fancy Goods
together with unusual stock of Staple Goods
Our stock as Ie:etofore having been purchased for
CASH, we have experienced greater advantages than
monetary affairs Returning our thanks to our friends
and the public for past favors, resp ectfuy solicit
a call from them this season confident of being able
to offer greater inducements than ever.
se2r HART & AiOSES 81 Main az
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NHRISTIAN d LATHROP would in
~ vte the attention of purchasers to thei stock
of FALL GOODS, purchased at the late Auction
Sales in New York, reduction of 25 to 80 per Ct
less than the cost of Importation and will be sold at
corresponding prices Among them there may be
found
Black and cold French Merinoes at TIC to the
finest
Plain and Printed Mouslines
Plaid and Plain Silks, so and TIC, to the richest
imported
French Embroideries, at less than half the cost
of Importing
Black Bombazines and other Mourning Goods
Blankets of all qualities
White and cold Flannels; Satinets
Fuller Cloths; Kerseys and Jeans, very CHI cap
Also, full assortment of CARPETS of English
and American ture, from low priced to the
finest imported.
Great inducements will be offered in the above
and cash purchasers especially invited to call at
81 Main street. CHRISTIAN Il LATHROP
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THIS D 3 "
n ALEXANDER MOTT.

HoUseEHOLD FURNrTURr. A.. At
~. SsR Is = e 1o osloss IS 1sesos ~.
sns :. o,, e snd Ktshea 1ursiuas 60.
sssdaesds Wsshstsnda chair, ioesi1s f5,s Sssl s
asffressse TO- Also, general assorfsncst NJ f.ssn
isg ufenaI. Also. vsTy large s.1 saSssssts.i
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUG
Y TiON.-For the benefit of the parties interest
ed will sell publicly, the premises at oclocka
on MONDAY Evening, the End of October, q Lot of
ground q feet 'front.' and S24 feet deep. situated
the North side of Main street. between Path and 25th
streets, which has ON it a two story BRICK HOUSE
used as q store and dwelling together with kitch-
en-, &c. Terms at sale.
Sc IL TOLER COOK.
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GENTEEL HOUSE FURNITURE AT
~ AUCTION.-On FRIDAY afternoon, the 2sth
inst commencing at half past O'Clock, will sell
street. opposite the Corporation Lot she being about
to leave the city, her entire stock of handsome
House and Kitchen Furniture, consisting In part of
handsome Sofas, Parlor Chairs, Marble Top Centre
ard Pier Tables, Carpets and Rugs, Marble Top
Washstands, handsome Bedsteads, Beds, Mattresses
Bedding, &c. &c, Chairs, Tables &c. &c, together
with the usual assortment of Kitchen Furniture.
re 26 LARUS & SHINE, Aucte
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- FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
- Lost, liver-colored POINTER DOG
He followed gentleman to the ''Slash Cottage ON
in Fredericksburg He had on at the time col.
lar with my name en- it. white breast and II four of
his feet are tipped with white. Any information
myself, in Richmond. will be thankfully received;
and a reward of FIVE DOLLARS will be paid the
finder. JAS. BOLTON, at David Currie's.
North side Main between 18th and 18th sts
ne 22-2w
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NEW BILLIARD sALoON-The un

NEW BILLIARD SALOON.-The un-
In dersigned would most respectfully inform the
gentlemen OF Richmond and It's vicinity, who are
fond Of the beautiful and scientific Fame Of Bill
Lizards, that he has, at great expense, fitted up
opposite .sMetropoltan Hall" which has been fur
nithed with the three Tables recently used ct the
Exchange Billiard Saloon.
The Tables have been put in frst-rste order, and
everything pertaining thereto new, and Of the best
quality.
Mr. McNEAL Qsteiy connected with the City Ho-
tel Billiard Ssloon) has been engaged to attend to
the Tables and will every exertion to make it
the most populsr Saloon In the city.
ANDRE MULLER
The public are respectfully invited to drop ins
and participate In the "chrstening" to-day, ut II
O'Clock. se Civ
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DhUPOSALS will be received at the
store of SAUNDERS Il BRO Broad st., until
of 90 much of tho Richmond and Charlottesville
P. Road lies between the crossing of the Frede-
ricksburg Railroad and the South Anna river.
Profile to be seen at the above place.
% 19-dtd J. B. CRENSHAW. Presd,t.
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1NHE CHURCH HILL CLASSICAL

THE CHURCH HILL CLASSICAL
j. AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL will reopen
on Monday tbs 2sfh, in the now bull ding recently
erected by the principal Broad street, directly
opposite Sc. Johns Church. The rooms will be fitted
no with modern improvements, for the greatest pos
able convenience OF both pupils and teachers. Such
school demand. EbWD. w. CONE, AN.
sis. Principal.
r. 8. The principal may be found at his rooms In
aid building. - 20--8t 8
ELEGANT NEW pIANOE.--Thc ri.
IL snos manufactured by Worcester sre tsrfrausd
and une4raiie1 by any manufactured ia tho world
The reputation they have acquired for durability
from use In Boarding Schools and Insfituf1ons Of
Il arnine Is important to those about PurehAain9 -
such purposes They nre sold st - snodexats ynoee
ass usually asked for Instruments 81 niesos mann
facture.
Professors amateus and thu public. are insited 20
examine my sAaortmanf, whteh enbfeecs ~
patterns and latest et5lee q, ly1nmses
- z1-at BoohseneI sno nes.e- :. 49,
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"OTJSES AND LUIS IN "FULTON

HOUSES AND LUIS IN It ULION
Ii AND PORT MAYO" At AUCTION.-On
FRIDAY, 18th September, at 81 O'Clock, NJ, up n
the premises in the town Of Fulton. will be sold,
the FRAME HOUSE and LOT, occupied BY Mr.. W.
tanning 5 rooms with well of good water; the lot
fronts 20 feet runs back ITO feet Also, the Frame
House and Lot on Graham street, occupied by Mr..
David Mountap, with lot 60x1l0 feet Also, several
building Lots near the above.
TERMs-One third cash. ba ance at 8 and months
with interest and title retained
ae u TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, Auets
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Ns NOTICE.-Was left at my Stables
~ANon 18Th, near Franklin st, estray BAY
MARE. She was taken up at Mr.. Binford's in the
lower end of this county. The owner will please
come forward prove property, pay charges and take
her away. SO 26-St* X. r. BROADDUS.
~ FINE HORSE FOR SALE.-He
6xAis years old. warranted sound, and the best
FAMILY HORSE In town-any body that gets him
will say he Is prize-may be seen at
seq EARNEST'S Stable.
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TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts. se 2

N BRIDGE ROAD AT AUCTION.-On WED.
NESDAY 4th October, immediately after the sale Of
Mr.. T. Darlington Farm, will be sold tract of Is
acres of Land lying on the New Bridge Road, ad-
Joining the lands of Mr.. w. g. johnson and Mrs.
Macon.
The Land Is for the most part wooded, and is well
suited for gardening purposes.
TERMs-One- third cash; balance at months, with
interest, and title retained.
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DOSTTIVE SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM ON THE NEW RRIQlE Roam ~

DOSITIVE SALE OF A VALUABLE
AUCTlON.-The purchaser having refused to com
ply with the terms of the recent sale ef my Farm
SHALL on WEDNESDAY, 4th October, at II o'clock
M upon the premises, sell the same at public Auc.
ton, without limit or reserve.
The Farm Is situated ON the New Bridge Road,
about miles East of the city. adjoining the lands OF
Mrs Gibson and of Mr.. r. FL. Dickinson, and con-
tans lao acres, of which IS acres are cleared and
much improved producing the various crops of this
vicinity, vegetables &c til, remainder is in woods.
The improvements consist of a Cottage residence,
with rooms, Kitchen, Stable, Barns, &c. all nearly
new and in good order.
The Farm will be sold in 2 parcels with cleared
wood land to each.
These in want of a neat and valuable Farm near
the city, would do we'll to at. end the SAFE.
Should the weather prove unfavorable, the sale
will take place on the next fair day.
TERMs-One-third cash balance at 6, II and Is
months credit, payments to bear interest and be
cured by trust deed.
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II ERE THEY ARE.-Just arrived, per
- Steamer. splendid assortment of SILK and
FLUSH VELVET VESTS, of the latest prtterns
in prices from 90 to SIG each. Also, a fine lot of
Fancy Cashmere PANTS. Call and supply yourseIf
at ia Main st. VIM IRA SMITH
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NALCINED PL aSTEk from C.. French
" Co.'s celebrated Steam Plaster Mills, Pha-
delphia We have now on hand and for sale so bbls
of this justly celebrated Plaster, warranted to be
second to none in this market Apply to
Sc % ID. B. BRIDGFORD l. CO, on the Dock
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NEGRO MAN FOR HIRE.-We will
~ hire for the balance of the year, and for the
next year, middle-aged man, accustomed to farm
work, and a faithful and OBJ sdent servant
Sc TOLER COOK, Agents
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DERUVIAN GUANO-30 Tons landing
l. and for sale by
seN JOHN 81. CLAIBORNE
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IS tons Mexican GUANO
TERMs-Under 500, cash; 800 and over 4 mos
credit, for approved paper.
- u DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO. Aucts
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SL.ANBEH,

SLANEl;H,
A whisper woke the air
A soft light tone and low.
Yet barbed with shame and Woe
Now might it only perish there!
Nor farther go.
All me! Z qulc.i and eager ear
Caught Mp the little meaning sound!
Another voice Las breaihed il clear,
And so ii waaders roQud,
From ear 10 lip-from iipto car
Until il reached a gentle heart.
And that: broke.
il was the only heart i: found.
The Only hear: twas meant to lid,
hen first It's accents woke;
1t reached the tender heart at last,
And that-it broke.
Low As i seemed to other ears.
1t came-a thuadcr-trash TO hers
That fragile girl 50 fan and gay
That g~ui'eleS> gil so pure and true!
lis said i lovely hummins bird
That in a fragrant lily lay.
And dreamed the Summer morn away,
Was killed but by a guns report,
Some idle boy had fred Tor sport!
That veIy sound-a deatn-blow came!
And thus her happy heart, that beat
With love and hope. so fast and sweet,
tShrined in lis Lily too;
For who the maid that knew.
But ownd the delicate ilower-Iike grace
Other young form and face p
When first that word
Her ligh, heart heard.
1t tuttered like the frightened bird,
Then shut lis wings and sighed,
And with silent shudder-piEp!
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G..
Fashionable Tailor.

Has just returned from New Orleans with a large
stock of Merchandise. such as Fancy and Plaid
Ctssimeres, Doeskins, Black Cloths. black and
fancy patterns OF yestings, which he will make un
in the best style Of workmanship and latest fash
ions. He also keeps constantly on hand, Gentle
men ana boys tuT phd. Gia,h Ga, and fancy cot,
Goats: Black satin, fancy figured and black cloth
Vests: Undershirts; Cravats; Gloves. Socks. Hand
kerchiefs; Cloaks; Walking Canes: Knives; Fancy
Wooden Boxes: and a quantity OF Pomatums and
Essences of all kinds. ocl6
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Merchant Idilors,
- Would respectfully inform the citizens o.
Piaquemlne and vicinity that they have establish,
ed themselves on Main Street, in the house imme-
diately above the residence of the late Mr.. Beck.
Determined to do work at moderate prices. andin
a Punctuai and faithful manner. thew hone to re-
ceIve a liberal share of public patronage. They
keep constantly on hand fine patterns Of goods 10
s''i' all seasons OF the year. myl
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Fresh Groceries.
1.-TWO dog large size Pickles; ass
l. 10 boxes Haul Sauterne:
10 % Mascat Winei 6 bbls Mess Pork;
6 bbls Prime PORK;
s. half bbls Mess Beef lss
IS kegs Leaf Lard;
IS bbls extra Flour,
5 boxes Macaroni;
100 boxes large size Sardines;
POO boxes Sardines:
doz Sherry Wine
lust received and for sale by
seq F. G. GONSOULrN & CO
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Fresh Groceries! Fresh Groceries

Fresh Groceries. Fresh Groceries,
p ECElVED on the 18th inst, per John Weber.
III the following list of Fresh Groceries, which
otter on the most reasonable terms:
6 doz fine Straw Brooms;
BIS pipe Sazerac Brandy;
20 boxes of ". F.. w. Soap:
10 do star candles:
4 bbls Lard: I half bbls do; Is kegs do;
6 do new White Beans:
hhds shoulders; 2 do hams; . do sit9es;
600 lbs Stag n Shey's hams:
% bbls Ocean Mill Flour;
Is do extra Ohio do:
10 doz sweet Ill; ? hhds Rice;
80 sacks corse and fine Salt
3 boxes Imperial Tea; 6 doz assorted syrops:
752 lbs Western Cheese: s Perkins Butter:
20 doz Kentucky mustard;
10 Gross Matches;-in store and for sale bv
Jel7 +. G. GONSOULIN & co.
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Notice to Planters and Merchants.
Barrels! Uarreis!! RSarrels!!!

Barrels! Lfarreis!! RSarreI>!!!
INiE UNDERSIGNED. one of the Oldest Coop
= ers III the "arlsh. having completed his ar
r'"-clltniS, and having purchased a large stock
o. Materials, IS now prepared TO furnish Planters.
.,irf,iaf'S ahd others. with as good an article al
MOL"7SSES BARRELS and half do. rs can be
manufactured. None but old and experienced
"nfAlie', employed, and none but the best mate
tlnts used. II" will also manufacture SIlt.jE
HOGSHE.4DS for all Who leave their orIers in
time. His old friends and customers will please
give HIM a cali. His work having heretofore civ.
en- satisfaction 10 his patrons, he will use his bes
endeavors 10 please all who call upon him. His
shop IS located between Eillier and Greaud SIS,
fronting the Bayou. ~
RJereans:-F. N. Bisscli. Hart. Austin & Co..
Plaquemine. La: or at his shop. where he is res,
dy al any monlent to execute any orders with
promptness and dispatch.
sep24 J. FREDERICK BAGGE.
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Jewelry.
DECEIVED Per steamer Empire City, a fine
~ lot of J~ewelry, of latest styles:
Gold Hunting Watches: silver do:
Ladies cuff pins: brace do;
Gentlemen's pins;
Ladies rings; gentlemen do
Gold and silver spectacles;
Diamond-end p~ens-Brown. maker;
Far Rings; gold and silver Thirnbles;
Fine port monies;
Gents fine fob chains.
Ladies gold pencils and pens;
Gents fine finger Rings;
y y shirt Buttons:
collar and cuff Buttons:
for sale by ROTH BROTHERS.
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WATERBURY,
GREAT FIETY CENTGlI ENTERPRI f
100000 GIFTS.

100000 GIFTS.
WORTH FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
CONSERVATION BEYOND DOUBT.
Tickets Selling arift The Greaiest Rapidtp.
TNHE Grcat Exhibition of Thirty Tahleaux OF
l. National History, AT AMERICAN ART Cy.oy
Rooms, 495. BROADWAY. attracts immense num-
hers EVERY EVENING. In connection viii,
this enterprise. for only FIFTY CENTS, the pur-
chaser receives
BEAUTIFULLY ENGRAVED GIFT CEN
F!CATES, good for Two admissions. 10 the most
+nuobiug Exhibition ever otie red 10 Americans,
and one el the following Valuable Gifts:
valuable brick House and Lot in Phila-
deiphia $4,000
magnificent .lree-stone fiont House
Lot In New York City $4,000
| splendid Country Residence. in
the Stale of Now Jersey. with 50
acres of Land in high state of cu!-
,lvalion 10000
magnificent Gold Tea Set. contain
ing 30 pieces Of solid California
Gold. with solid silver pedestal,
beautifully chascd. Cash vaIua-
ton $1,000
10 massive silver Tea Sets, finely
chased $4,000
400 beautifully situated Building Lots,
near J.. |. r. r., within IL few
minutes ride Of n. Y. City $4,000
100 magnificent Rosewood Pianos. by
apopular maker 10000
tUp lea cups OF various patterns 1000
b.oou 1oid ihlmbles 5000
800 Goia Watches. consisting of Jules
Jersenson,
Cooper Independent Second Chro-
nometer.
Eight-Day, Enamel. Diamond, Ma
gic. Dupit X and English Levers.
Hunting, VERY heavyl for La
dies and Gents 10000
pairs of Splendid Horse, Carriage,
Harness, &c. 1000
100 Elegant Silk Dress Patterns 1000
20 Beautifully made Trolting Gigs 1000
100000 Beautiful Steel Engravings of the
home of Jefferson $4,000
2O0.Oao do of the Sultan of Turkey $4,000
100000 do of the Gar of all the Rus
s4as $1,000
100000 do Of the Harbor of Venice.
the finest scenery in the World $4,000
100000 Views OF Washington crossing
the Delaware $4,000
100000 Descriptions of Grand Tabieau. |
forming a desirable history of all
the stirring events OF the Revolu-
tion 2l.OOG
o5:O09l Pieces Of Fashionable Music 23.75U
10 Loans Of 81 900 each for 50 years.
without security or interest 5000
Sio Sets OF massive silver Spoons $3.50
1OO Splendid Engravings. Gilt and
Fancy Frames 1000
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100000 s5Ou mn
In order to give all the numerous shareholders
throughout the country an opportunity of being
present, and TO ensure a perfectly fair distribution
Of all the above valuable Gifts, Mr.. f.. WATER
BURY would respectfully submit. the following
PROPOSITION.
That the shareholders should meet at some
convenient place ON WEDNESDAY EVENING.
the second day of August NEXT, for the purpose
of organizing end appointing a cop1mittee of good
and responsible business men. into whose hands
all the above valuable property will be placed
for an open and honorable distribution to ali mar
ties concerned.
An orders for these beautiful Gift Certificates
irem the country, addressed postpaid. with the
mopey enclosed. to- EDWIN WATERBURY.
American Art Union Rooms; No. 595, Broadway.
will meet with prompt return. -
Offices open from 9 A. M. to 9P. NJ.
Remember! LA Knowledge of Your Country's
History, the prospect of a GIFT WORTH
$4,000 and the CERTAINTY Of HANDSOME
pRESENT for Fifty Cents.
Exhibition every Evening at s P. NJ, and We'd.
nesday cpd Saturday afternoons.
Office EaE the sale of Certificates. American Art
Union Rooms, 4Sj Broadway. French's Hotel.
opposite the City Hall, and at the Lecture Room,
72o Broadway and in Jersey City, of X. B. Cashen
Bookseller, &c. -
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SEMyAMEE,
33eetrD

--"It is tbs gift Of POETRY 10 haIiow every place in
which il moves To- breathe round Nature an odnur more
exquisite than tn" perfume % Ill" rp-c, and to sized ovcrn
nt!gt more magical than the blush II morning.
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PooLEX, NICOL G. CO.,
successors to John Hunt.)

Successors to John Hunt.)
YELLOW PINE LUMBER YARD.
Corner of Cedar and Julia streets, New Basin,
NEW ORLEANS.
Superior dressed, tongued and grooved flooring
and ceiling, laths, shingles, deck plank, and a gen.
eral assortment of Building Lumber, we'll sea-
soned and always on hand. no26-1y
Quinine! Quinine!
usT received and for sale at the Drug store,
y corner Main and Bank streets.
mh25 G.. ". BAYLEY.