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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09

I.oas Doss-Yesterday morning as d small ne
src g'Ii was passing along Broad street. she was
:" npon " several vicious dogs and before aid
could get 10 her, badly bitten But for the ;rterre
sition of negro who saw the .ffa;r .,J re-.
on the vile curs Il is not at all improbabIe that sbc
would have been torn into pieces and r,vol,sblv,
killed Unless the City Council win take soms
steps to get rid Of the myriats of stray dogs that
NIL our streets by day and night, the people them
selves win be compelled to resort TO some desperate
means Of killing them of Scarcely q day passes
that we do not hear Of some lady child being at
tackled in tho streets by feroci0us dogs going at
large and if owners of such animals win take no
steps to keep them at home, they need expect no.
thing less than to have them destroyed
Election Of Counfy C7erk-An election was held
IN Henrieo yesterday to I'll the vacancy in the
ofhce OF County Court Clerk created by the resig-
nation of Mr.. James Elicit, and from I'll that we
could hear from the various precincts at late hour
in the afternoon, there seems to be no doubt that
Mr.. JOHN N HARRISON has been the successful
candidate, by handsome majority. When the full
returns are received we shall lay them before our
readers. F
Breach Of Promise breach of promise suit was
tried at Chesterfield circuit court Wednesday he
tore Judge Nash. The plaintiff was a widow about
UU, named Vaden and the defendant a wealthy
Widower named Phaup 1t appears that the de-
fendant while in state of intoxication had asked
Mrs " TO marcy, prompt response in the affirma-
tive was the result Mr.. p. however upon taking
a nap, awokc sober and as men will do forgot ali
about his promise The damages -ere laid at
$4,000, the suit decided in favor of the de.
fendant, and Mrst v. retired from court without
damages or husband.
j. d. GOODMAN, No. 1874 MAIN STREET, RICH
MoND.-We have for a number of years been CUSTOM
er at the clothing store of Mr.. Goodman, wh, rs
large and valuable stock of every article of gentle
mans wear, together with Trunks Of the finest finish
and most durable material be obtained ON terms
which never fail to please customers after trial
Persons visiting Richmond will find it greatly to their
interest to give Mr. Goodman CALL as can assure
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09

itOt-E AND SIGN PAINTING.-ORNA
RENTAL WORK on Satin, Linen Cotton, Glass,
eIIASS, uistions in Wood and Marble, Grsininx Of
d Shds, done promptly and whom promised, at re-
a Tea Prices Persous having any of the above TO do
"a. hd II 10 their advantage apply at the shop OH
40 s,'oet, next to Mr.. Yarrngton's Carpenter Shop
~ i W. ALLEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09

The steamer Arago arrived at New York on
Tuesday afternoon. Among her passengers are
Professor \. +. Moore, Count ID. Dion, Mr. W. Sin
clair, u. 3. N; aud Mr.. X. Healy, the American
artist Hon. r. n. McIane and family, and Gen
y Denncll, of Baltimore; Dr. Levert ard family OF
Mobile, bearer of dispatches; A. Ravel. Francois
Ravel and troupe for Niblo's Garden
The America arrived out at Liverpool on the
morning Of the 22d
The United States mail steamship Washington
arrived Off Cowes, route to Bremen, on the
morning Of the 2lst ult
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09
EV a HRnt oV6f tnb uoOf III hIRht-
I-1AXl tsNlA ltIaffi lllA fllr

young and nliddle-aged. with the shortest posi-
Bile suffering to them, and with small probability of
their dying in their holes other uncomeai able
places. Buy LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS, for tha
certain destruction of the above named pests. Also,
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER, for the speedy re-
noval of and Insects of all kinds about
house. Principal Depot for the sale of the above,
DUVAL L. NORTON'S Drug Store,
50 Corner 10th and MAR stre
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

tHgiHla Central Railroad The animal mee.ire
OF tho Stockholders of the Virginia Central RaiI
ROAD company was held at the African Cthnrch
yesterday afternoon, at o'clock - - :
TN motion of Mr.. Wm C. Wiekbam rol Tg.r
ton e. Coleman was called to the chair ana Nsssrs
John Garrett and c. ]. F. Nethsrland appointed
ant secretary S''s
On motion Of Col Fontaine. committee of three
was appointed to examine and report upon proxies
committee, Messrs. A. B. Magruder Vim & Wick
ham and John Hunter of Louisa
On motion of Mr.. Wiekham, Mr. John Wood Jr
OF Aibemarle, was added to the committee.
Mr.. A. b. Magruder, from the committee NJ, prox
les after short retirement, returned and reported
the aggregate vote to be S402-necessary to a
quorum 1902. Present 445s
Inc report of the President and Directors was
eaiea !or and read by Col Z. FoSTAINE, a full
syTops,s OF winch has been published in our paper.
The President also read the report of tho cor,n;,
Tee appointed at the last meeting of the stockbold
ers to examine the Treasurer books and accounts
1 ne committee speak in the highest terms of tho
good management of the Treasurers books the A
deity, perseverance and ability with which that
ofhcer discharged his onerous and responsible dn
ties, and tho efficient aid rendered him by his ey
cellent assistants, Messra. C. j. F. Netherlaud and
skill, industry and fidelity worthy of the highest
commendation. The report is signed nv Mcssrs
3. H Magruder, John Page Bolivar Christian
John Wood, jr., David ]. Saunders and w G
Paine, and concludes thus
AS the policy OF the company in declaring dividends
attracting attention at this tme and is alwavs of
interest," we deem it not irrelevant to annex ,tats
ment that the stockholders may see at one view tb
whole amount of receipts from transportation from
the commencement of working the road the aggre
gate OF expenditures for the time, and the dis
position made of the such receipts over such
expenditures regarded as the nett earnings of the
company. '
Aggregate receipts from transportation from
the commencement. 674 5l1 A
Aggregate cost OF transportation time $40 562 e2
Average nett earnings. 7S3 eaa eo
Appropriated follows:
Interest paid from commence
ment. ;....... ................15 $3.50 60
Dividends paid in cash. Gas 1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09

nKIJ rs REDI IED'-KItii- i-.IUND lsA-
pm ISIOR WORKS, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
IT, ,nhsc-iber takes pleasure in announcing to the
lit .bst his PLANNING and SAW MILL is now in
c,ulplete order
;d dollars in refttng snd perfecting his machinery
~ planning. Saving and Tougue:ug and Growing all
r5s of Boards and Plank he is now enabled 10 exc
,rfe superior work, at greatly reduced prices.
csji from those in want respectfully solicited.
5sat, WILLIAM FORBES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09

.rae--Jr17TrTt We have on hand md for
tt-5sF II. teSssA sale DECK BOATS of the largest
size. Also OPEN OATS and
Square Timber. from SO to go foet at Boat Yard
Pond, Richmond
su l0-d6In" HOWELL MESSLTR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09
GIH 9iAkER, Importer

tsT = n 4 n + K, Importer,
eArFFsg2Ttas whnisui and retail dealer in Amer
$~-S>S>~ icau s-u imported Guns and Rifles
F,glins and Fish4g acsga, Pocket Cutlery, Walking
canes Belts and For y ou!es. Percussion Caps Gun
ragder Patent Shot MS. Powder Flasks, Pouches
md Brlts Bird Bas-, Nipples and Wrenches, Wash
~ Rods and 1IrklcJs, Dog Chains and Collars Gun
Makers Materials, DC, &C.
Reyo!yers and Five Shpoters at Manufacturer's
r1ces 10 the trade. s. SUTHERLAND,
No l32, Main Strest, opposite Eagle Square.
es9S-im Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09

Il CHERRY PICTORIAL Wistar's Baisam Wild
Cherry; Leonardo Instant Relief Mrs Gardeners Sy-
rup LiverwOrt Mrs. DAVIS Elixir, Stabler's Anodyne
Cherry Expectoran Bryan's Pulmonic Waters Roses
Cough Syrup and Whoopng Cough Syrup, Jayne's
Expeetorant, Hastings Compound Syrup NaPtha.
dy, Marshmallow Paste, Licorice Gum Drors Wis
tars Cough Lozenges Fresh supplies received and
for sale by CtIAS. M1LLSPAUGH,
80 Druggist and Apotherory
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09

PRES ai
. know
cl.lds al
sNonr%I.f -
hds sBdgs.
Feas sos,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09
Il ~ 000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS

I g0eIVsVVV At COST.-Intendng 10 make al
entire change in our business the first January next
we will until that time offer stock at and below
cost for cash negotiable notes at months, with in
tercst added.
As we are determined TO reduce stock the u5-
lie may rely upon getting goods at satisfactory prices
Our stock very large and desirable, most of it of
cent purchase.
HARTWEJJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09
C0OK ING RANGES on Exhibiiion az d

n Tee
~ Mechanics' Fair, by JOSEPH FARRAR Brick
layer, Union Hll Richmond, agent for Ponds Patent
Union Range with elevated Side Oven Double
Oven Strangers and citizens in want of of the
best Cooking Ranges now in use, respectfully re-
quested examine those at the Fair and satisfy them
selves of their many advantages. Having put up many
for persons who have used other take pleasure
in showing their certificates testimony OF their
perorty. Having six sizes to cook for from IL to 2e0
persons can accommodate small or large families
boarding houses, schools, factories large
Orders left the Fair, addressed to JOSEPH FAR
RAR, Brcksyer, Union Hill. will meet with pros
attention no i-1Zt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09
FIRE PROOF SAFES

AALANANDEh ihE hhOOr SAFES
= Manufactured BY Evans q Watson, Philadelphia.
n Baltimore Philadelphia and New York, and when
opened theig contents of books aad papers found
he uninjured. They warranted TO be Fire Proof
S1t's with HALLS patent Bur ar Proof Locks. Prices
rhEng from $50 tc $780, For sale by
II. BALDWIN,
nh Sl-ts l48 Main street Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09

-77p0WER B4TffS.-The attention Of the
49, ~ :, called to q superior article OF Shower
s.,b. which the subscriber ho. on band, end whics
p 5~rs lo sale at less pTce than me common ari.
o' He foI themselves by Liz at r. NJ. ZIM
s,.nm, - T7S NJ Nes.rs. STE6BIN5 d PULLRN'S.
G Ay; D ANN WIN FORBES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09

| tNbEkS FENDERS, FESDERS.--I
slrr !. ei sale, at low prices large and handsome
g,at T endefs embracing round polished barred,
~ l1piIc, Gothic, Square Top'd, brsnzed pierced
n fi i"u Tenders. Also-hanasome Shoyels and
5-y " ''slds, Coal Scuttles, &c apply Mt nv foun
- Ge <+-dim SAM'L b. DENUON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09

MRS. WOOLHOUSE, LEECHER AND
1V1 CUPPER-Mrs. Woolhouse may be found at all
hours Day and Night, at her residence Sublett
Bros Ha rdware Store, 23, Broad st.
N. B.-The best imported LEECHES constantly
receiving and for SALE
All orders from the country promptly attended to
and carefully packed.
ALSO-Ladies' BANDAGEs on hand and made to
order
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09


Main ST
bon's, Lsid-
pts, A. Bo-
|gh's, Ben.
Richmond,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09
H. 1855

ing TO yoz
|tten, from
use 10 M
red sevenl
lued viii
e irreguhl
for a ionl
|ghich | lid
y Their sa
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09

Il BITTERS.-These invaluable Ritters brace nm
and vigorate the SYSTEM improve the appetite and
promote digestion. As remedy for dyspepsia, they
have equal. And in all arrangement of the ner-
system debility, sick headache, &C., they give
prompt and speedy relief. Price ct cts paper, in
quart bottles so cts.
nos r. J. PICOT, Druggist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09
THE ELECTIONS.

From the papers and telegraphic dispatches, we
make up the following summary of the election
news rs far received:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09

A dreadful accident occurred on the 23d, on the
Lyons Railway, between Thomery and Moret. Tho
express train, which left Lyons the evening before
att O'clock overlook cattle train that pree eded If
Inc collision was terrible the three last carriages
OF the cattle train, of which contained the dri
vers to the number of 26, were completely smash.
Cd ~ persons were killed, 3 dangerously wound
ed aud others received contusions.
The Minister Of the Interior has addressed cir
euiar to the preiets in which no says;
aonsieur lie prefet: In placing from the pres
ent en- Day At your disposal portion Of the credit of
beg to remind you Of the spirit which is to direct
me employment Of it, As soon as the deficiency
In ine harvest was evident the Emperor immeii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09

aely prescribed all the measures necessary to ae-
viate the evil
+ by his orders the prohibition to export wheat,
maize, potatoes and chestnuts was renewed, and
none of these productions can be taken away from
the consumption Of the country Distiilation from
corn was forbidden the corn produced in our Al.
geria Is exclusively secured to our own use; the
fullest security has been guaranteed to commerce,
which seeks supplies of corn and -four in foreign
markets and distributes them in ours every posi-
BILE favor has been granted for the importation Of
such articles and to the vessels which bring them
the charge Of the railways for the conveyance Of
corn has been reduced, and severe measures have
been prescribed against any jobbers that may at
tempt to effect any fraudulent rise in the country
markets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09

DREsCKIPTIONSC CAREFULLY COM-
l. POUNDED.-Dr. Semple is an exceedingly accu-
rate and accomplished Apothecary and Pharmaceu-
tien and have on many occasions avaled myself of
the aid of his chemical knowledge in aetermin
ing questons Of great Importance connected with nay
medieo- legal Investigations.
w. D. HALT, NJ d.
CovIsGToN, Ky, May 20, 1854.
Prescriptions carefully compounded dsy and night
at $. r. SEMPLESS Drug store,
not ~ Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09

AENr ~
ct, Shockc
Fenerauyh
hole@le o
street, ~
Clay stTeet
oc u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-02

rEsausrsous OR cHAIYBEArE SPRING,

At the present day when phyreans sfrugnous prepara
tous high ue ehalybeats spring very doors Of new
Orleans must Hssry BE- an object decided the
faculty. eannot but spring
all hs artificial pePaatons hitherto prescribed in
haom Of powd, ps liquids. Artificial preparations are
yArAby OF ess assimaon require period for
operation lhy soy furnished by
especially when the latter dissolved
frequently Of 50 cohesive character they
through the digestive organs into tbs intestine canal without
effect y follows then that spring rich in
the refer must be powerful auxiliary treat
and will end bs employed Faculty in
ali whiehiron Ia administered
The especially affect iron, such nugas yellow
Of potas fannie acid salt gold etc.
neousy Of this metal The
usually found In mineral springs this kind exist
ANAL proporou The springs oasial to speak, of little
solution Of carbonate Of iron Few rrugnous
Europe be with either Of
carbonate for the paucisy Of other mineral podu
gal.nn O Wal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-02
D. FELT & STETSON,

! Ohm BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-
~ Invaluable remedy has aIssdy Carried
aed han could beaaodsa y IN .hs wealth il .hs
Ss. ai ss.. aass
well years that
ssEs 81
R1a'H
Sns o s
pIoduons he
agent saiSs NAM
I s. ss
only with ths gratifying effects
'iai siss
with little longer and be convinced that Bulls
'''''ps'A''' WONDER OF THE WORLD
that will cure hoy hays been suffering
ins, ssSoat Bals ssisapaIia ''Ana
Mr. JOHN Sir: have for several years &C.
i III ,s H d. a pain
sarsapaia 81 different persons, I'll
which
srsfi sgESMIiflsM 1H.owEs,n'D'
Let all those whS
sSsy vii, as shis niaIbs ''
JOHN SuLIDssl
IN sh greatest agony svey rsmedy coal procure M
~ an s sSs
s Sa ms
- isHAM BRIDGES.
Unasovn un FRSs b. VIII X fassrlss
a ah mat
ag
ud. q me
Of and physician will admitta
value upon is sn
swisport, Ky. ,DsesnSsrsis41 "AN iAs'' ~ -
NOTICE TO FEMALES.
hs slat feeble
hen sovereign rsasdy
he natural obstraess1
Ss II ill., meath @sd
cine 0S sss s p s
the pnd face w should
made IRON oeaiaasd Sasng AID ami ton
most
and niselveso d thisyaiuabe medicine.
BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN.
allade clear beautiful white skim rosycolored
cheek How often DO PeIsOnsno
80 70 Ss
LII sn Fl and hat
Il makes the skin clear only prin-
me check but
particle
and
the bloom freshness ladies generally
appraised would tha use
paints enocuai
"a is sufficient aud hint lor Inc
| BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFERED IN FAVOR
OF ANY MEDICINE.
f NJ.
ns b
Syphilis other and
sasse JAMES ssi n e MOORE ilsv'
MORE TESTIMONY FROM DIR. MOORE
MIR. JOHN BULL am using Saapalla several new
oeroala with happy effect one
| Winchester, KY, Feb. ,ls4s. JAMES M. MOORE Nj b.
like the following superuous further COM
FROM DR. l., YANDELL PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY IN
THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE, -
oyer the
pound
form compound, and one that
\ to@heh y iaappheaoie,n l.. II. YANDkLL, Nj. D.
What Dr. by Louisye Marine
| Hospital ,sas OF Butt ssarsaparila--
examined the preparaon AZ ahn
Sasapaa, believe an excssnt
TO produce Alternative impression system
nave private practices think
| article ofSarsapariisin n. PYLES NJ d.
| Resident Ply seanst the Louisville Marine HOSPITAL
This Aedcne daily graphing the Wesep
youthful yigor the ne and
| atiicted--nay those that are greyousy tormented.
Certificates eemtns from all
standby placing i intrinsic WORTH the
. JOHN BULL
EY Peraons wishing 10 Bulbs sa
| Fourth street Louisville, with rsfsIencea
The principal Agents Of John Built
Safsapafila wholesale and retail,
| J. WRIGHT d CO., Medicine Warehouse
--------.- Ial stiARTRts STREET
| N ~ N y ,i "A DINL~I DtS1I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-02

CosolusosThs Alabama viehy Spring is remarkable
For arge quantity OF acane b.carbonse almost rrro
which they een 10 wits s540 gfana per Rsioa or
psr pint liz granmes per litre. . e' v -' eiNAA'
Of sails iodine only sopv
OF water. : " s"-
soda and chloride Of sodium. s se'ln"'' VI
a. For the prsscs Of saphae magneaa in ANAL propor
springs the United States contain this snjt f
for the sence CHLORIDE cacua aat on r,,s
noxioua and assgrssabls in mineral springa. ~ " ~ ss
Alabama Yicby Springs extrvnelv ana,ooor. - "
Vcay springs france Il 70 be presumed that will
Employed will obtain sgual by their use Tbssa ta
quite pleasant 70 ha tass- they stimulate digestive
without disturbing ovsoadpg The stomach They sksiss
aedty aknne those VIM ~
days have drank freely Of the word III nra
cissy properties those Celebrated Vcbv Sn,irg
SULPHUR SPRING.
This spring ve similar In composition Ax la chapes
rsa,iys proportop ~
bi-caibonate Of than the European aprlng " s
ah pint lwins pint; " - Ahe
r Salphursttsd Hydrogen.-l ii Ion nnhr inrh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

Sssgss0nels's aEsES.
d. FELT T. STETS
On CHARTRES STREET, 81
~ NEW ORLEANS, kaA
pAx M York phhT' HhNh New e or srsTsoS
] 3 ~ T. ss Esf ssFs =
ST
ssa i iii va ssss MANS
@ ,s .as
perioa he seHS ths most
' q ''in1s 81,
L'dgs sr,.,.,. Day c sssf Books,
sosera, Receipt Boohs,
Lag 81 fff ssss. E'sS sss sso book.
Stssl made
''d III SR'iias II 4 ass.
HssFs
siiEss II d;i!si RssKs
:ss gss. o..
g ssaE: + fss ssss'
tsug pisssargins Books. pp!ssh q Ig Paper.
FTP books ali and
das e.
= t - B00K-BINDER's STOCK.
Morocco Marble sprked Papers Blue Paste for making
Ruling Bnders Boards Plough Knives French Berries Brazil
Wood, stc.,etc,
Joseph Jonathan Crooks Pocket Cutlery in
4,q.ty..s7 fS
Prouti celebrated Printing Inks, ali colors.
a ~. DIARIES FOR 1865.
Feta Diaries for 1855, all styles. i.-....
PLAYING AND BLANK CARDS.
Eagles Harry VII Decaur Merry AndTewsand
Cards. assorted baeks Printers Blank Cards, all ssea Visiting
Maynard Noyes David Blacks Felt Setsons and English
Writing nk American Copying French
Cafmins.
Ink Stands Variety Sealing Wa5 and Wsrs Of
Holders Motto Seals Letter samps Pearl and Ivory Taba Porce
satss Lester Clips Yonngs Invoice Files Musc Paper and
Boe PORT Foo Ivory Folders Tin Cutters;
Engraving Brass Block Seals Ivory Rules Rues News
Pne Qui Copying eresaes Presaes Stamping
PACED Copying Book Oil Psper Copying Brshe Memorandum Books
description Banke No Cases. Tin Cash Boxes Envelopes
LISTERS and Notes. great variety Envelope Paper Extra Fine
Note Paper Paper Scrip Books Interest and Exchange Tabe
rms Books Dice Boxes nd Ghessmeu Shears
Irvine Boxes Twine Perforated Roard Drawing Paper Gold
Silver Furnished Paper Blank Notes. Blank Drafts adpg
m Pen Racks Custom House Blanks Rubber
a Pocket Memorandum Books Gummed
Wafer Pink ssuera Red Taper Cbbags Boxes Monnae
Candes Ready Reference Fsa
Foo Locks; ErAseH Desk Knives Red and Blue Chinese
Ink, str, eie,stc, -
D. FELT & STETSON,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-02

In healthy region Of pine woods four miles west Of
attention Of those leaving city for health during
season. they completed the additional improvements
aud accommodations contemplated and prepared rve
visitors superior Thsy pledge themselves
noihlg shall Be wanting their to make
at these Sprussihe most agreeable.
They these WATERS duly analysed
fsaaor Riddel Of The University Of Louisiana
The water Of the Alkaline Sulphur Spring contains in parts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-02
II NIUKERB0CKER PATENT COOKING
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PRICE o0ULON, Plumbers, 107 Poy dras
0rls euy inform their risnda and The
,snsrs III. carry hs business "a al M
BATHS aMEassaH III sLIsfs spd INCH q sTER I'll
WASH BASINS, F0uNTAINs, BRASS FAUCETS 81 Kinds
COOKING RAJ GEE, GARDEN HOSE, HYDRAULIC RANH,
FORGE LIT and Beer PUMPS as.sa he style;
LEAD PIPES Of ansrptioni Pic aud SHEET
BLOCK TIN awsys on bang SHIP and sTEAMB0AT woRE
4 Al ahoytsst auInlr