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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-04
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

urIgERsirI oY VIaoiN.A. Uc'Dbe. %, lSI.
All WLe Providence in h.: !n-crusb!e DEGREES, -:
been pleased 10 remove from IEt-: Uy death
fellow sIutert : MeDON ELL REID, u Lexington, Va
Iinia
Ri, high integrity Of character h.s ans:su:n. sLd ~;
IL Christian pe;y lis liberal and Ph.ntb-ap!c 'ewt :;
Intellectual attnuents ead ,udious hsse sod e :e:.
iorny courteous and saa5s deporu-pt, endea.ed hc:
alike 20 his professors and ie.ow+tu!snt, whsrea "s,
the students at large, whilst svrro"cSly boT % i
sad visitation feel trat hst ioss bis o:!aG g:
and in re,pect to his memory DC
Resolve That in view Ct tLis sudte sEd us,aaa%7.i
bereavement tender the relatives OF tie 1s1ea:et
our heartfelt 81 ympsthes
Resolved, Ths, accompany !te remain. .! oG .,
low student from the residsnre OF Professor Cat 70 "
depot and thnt appoint committee oi w. On oG -
half who shall in conjunction with tte comnlr'a o 10
societies accompany his remains th~' "si res'n pro-
Resolved As mark OF respect Tor our 'eeea''H T""'
sufent We the students ar", w"hr toe usuL. bn =
mourning for the space D 80 day
Resolved That the chsirnan Of this meeting be e-L1
,,ed 10 comrnuuc4e copy Of these resolutions 10 'ag
family of u dscs,ssd and other copies to Tt Prssi -
publication,
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A SOUTHERN LADY.

a GENTLEMAN. residing in Jackson county, Florida
"A wishes TO employ lady, born and educated in
one of the Southern States overness his family
10 educate hi, daughter in Music Painting Embroidery
and the higher branches of an English education To
well qualified liberal salary will be paid The situation
il hcsfby and In ncghborhood afordng good society
a, is enioyed in any other part of the State well edu
Gated and an accomplished lady will linda pleasant houc
ior one or many years -
Satisfactory references will be given and required
Adire.. Box s. Mariana, Jackson county, FloE.aa
Oct 25-c,lstDec
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NOTICE.

IL persons holm. receipts OF L. L. Smith or smith
n CUsJ? hrs:.a. ,is,c prior 10 June LIST, Iso io
H7,c'.pIon 20 Weekly Newspapers aud Magazines,
,rr :.qg"s,-! present them the undersigned at 10
% Eoat ,;r"et between s;h and 9:h in order that they
m'y ," 'aTa:. with ,hcr papers and magazines tor the
sz:.a O Smith & Cosby together with whatever back
tg;aoer= hey nay have missed since the fis OF June
LEWIS l.. SMITH,
o. =. ,bo of & Oosby.
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YAIEARI.E FARM n HENRICO,

SIX MILES WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.
I1yHE subscribers authorized to sell the Farm on
which the late Dr. Hopkins formerly resided, located
~ above adjoining the lands of Mr.. w. Green and
others. and between the Deep Run Turnpike and tn
Three Chopped Road The tract contains $40 acres OF
which about Ia acres ARE cleared-thc remaining 2OO
A re. are heavily set in wood o; original growth lh"
buildings consist OF comfortable dwelling and III. usual
O II buildings The land lies we'll aud produces hh'y-
There is IL tinc orchard on the place.
For terms and further particulars, apply to
ur, l1-cynwlm GOpDIN s. APrERSOE. Aucs.
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VALUABLE FARM AND MILLING PROPER
RON

WILL cell privately my Farm. Chambers Mis- con
Il tainus 600 OF land, with good Dwelling ana
Store House and all necessary outhouses and large
Manufacturing Mill md Saw Mi situated in the county
OF Buckinshan on Slate River "a navigable strca,)
miles the Court House, and II miles from james
River $50 cleared and the balance IN WOOD
land well tinbered 1t is hne stand for erchaudiznc
and the Mills with the store and dwelling, can be sold
separately from the Farm, if purchasers desire it,
Terms accommodating. Address the su6scrber al
Irne oI-rtf GEORGE CHAMBERS.
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BENNETT. BEERS a. FISHER,

sF'f''
RICHMOND. VA.
1 RI now r""-iving ihcr Fall supply Of Drugs, Medi.
n c'as.. Pau,s Oils. Dyes. Window Glass, Colors,
''a'." sHd Brushes especially adapted 10 the trade oi
'i ni Sor,h Carolina They agents tor The sale oi
',,s'i:c iU:n Water Pills and in Mas and all hi"
-; ih' medicines o. the dny prupr:"tor's prices.
:A:::,.,.: attention given to physicians orders.
Il
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NOTICE

V1Ur .ou- negro men ,,ane DAVID, sometimes called
/ CROCKETT. CHARLES, LEWIS and LEW ran
sSsy :- - October lsj5. are yet at large see ea
Esr:.sc;ncn; ua' s'. in the Richmond Enquirer, sX.
AZ ne. and paIy Dispatch which will eve description OF
III negroes Wn H!.' .iy. All additional reward OF riF
y DOLLARS ioc =" :.,ivery o.. either o! them TO u.s.
= OGr" JAIL w.e!" 20: them, or Two huhdreo
ANIL nG-rfc JONES j. SLATER
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WASTRn-

WANTED
a GENTLEMAN In this city wishes to borrow from
"A four 10 seven thousand dollars for twelve months OF
longer. optional with the parties; VIII give deed OF lus.
upon valuable real worth three or jour tes na
amount also personal security Il desired or nj,
ANY communication addressed through Box DID, Rieh'
mond Post.Oace will receive attention.
Oct 22-cj.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

The Rev. PAUL TRApiEE, oi Charleston, y. G..
writes letter to the Charleston Mercury, giving
Protestant Episcopal Church At Pbnlrph:a. II"
concludes his letter follows I'VE Snu'hr:n.i,
have been greeted with most cordja affection. !''
ened to with respectful attention. ard treated G''n
gether With such trat-rnal consideration, I'm, oar
hearts are very full o ovein return, and ilHukIu
ness 10 God South Carroll IN and MHs-nchuses cn
the best OF terms New York and Virginia CNchHrg"
aud interchange continual cOGr,c-ies; Ohio aud NJ.
sisaippi arm in arm; Maine snd Texas up -:r b,
side; and tie whole Convention III LJth House. g =
ncclamson, agreed To meet next South ot MAso' arl
DxoSs line in Richmond. Virginia, expressly I" 'N'
proof to the Southern brethren Of confidence Md ~
tiou, and evidence to all the rest of the world i'a
however conacicntiously We may differ, e""n "h""'
the 'gutstso rsztia" n the day. "" al are d""rn ~"
the We will nn, therefore. break the bond "f th.'..
tim fellowship: hut woul! rather IL may, a,.r
with that fellowship I" -tay th. torrent. @tio'' 40
mag sweep away ;nuf fair fabric ot "u' civil tnir".
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Muscor r. II. GARSETr.--This gen:lea-n, t'
Democratic nominee for Congress IN 'i.- ACCOM-
District Of Virginia. stands lar chauro Of r'"'H
oce 10 be nb- Ia Notwithstanding the l"sT'
minority bv which il th- dia,rict) went for Flour" =
more than 700. His canvsss has been All e1;rRor
nary one indeed. Rarely have mrIy e. a. s
speeches been delivered ~ Cungres-irna csrvR's
in this country as in his for hi. competitor Is org
the first men intellectually among the orp"-Iri'n IA
virgina As we predicted long einoe, Mr. Garnet
has demonstrated in this canvas. that there NJ" In him
the elements for making Of the tr.t public n.u 90!
the country at this era. We regard his triClpa -
being worth moro 20 the Democracy, North, s'"'..
East and West, under the crcuns nncrs, than IN
else we wot Of except the election Of Bnchsran rut
BIecki;lridgc- IVashincion Tn'0r
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" lktSE E-lMMEplATE POSSESSlON,-Ihc .mI
- vi and scu established Hotel II ior~rcnt 6<s-
. :lci Ate possession There ars chambers sufficient
'fTg hU.irci beds Tho dining Is - by "a feet.
'!=:c extensive aud coavenien, accommodations
'1sE, washing, &c, and large stable and iars" car
- -. a-"s. sc. &C
- ,roper'y !, well know that any further descrip'
" hnnec"ess'y I" good ,cna,t the rent will be
'',cishle : u. CRENSHAW.
Us I.-cu
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DI ED.

n,,n on rrdsy, 3ls, Of October, II o'clock A. Il g.
rho sO.l, year OF Gis age NORMAN STEWART. .lr.,s
a; =cp;Iaud bu for thsu bali century, :r-:-u,
of this chg.
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IMPORTANT To THOSE WHO SEND ELECTION Re-
TuRSs.-Flrst: Send the rk0ie nun6.r Of yotes cast
for the electors of each Presidential caudldate-ma
joritWs not suE:cicnt.
Second Send the mojor't'es only for State officers
Third: Send the names and politics of the MEM
bers Of Congress elected.
In Cases where i. is impossible to send promptly
complete returns By States Counties, Corgresslon-
al election districts send nearly full returns az pos
sible and careful estimate of the balance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-04

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE lN GEORGIA.-A de-.
s,ruciive ire brok" on; in LG G.nas,r TIA. on 'Ne
night of tn" 25th Oct Some "rS'it nIIIirGs c'r,-
posing the enr- west side "i the puh.!C squnr n't"
destroyed. A large amvun; q! v"os "f various s' j
keepers was also burnt, ani q bu !duk, occuoi'G "a
a store and physician'- uiic. blown NJ. -,v.rr
y il not ,yernu-ly injurus D.. Smith, VI. b4-h-u.
and several other prnpl.
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THE SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF -

THE SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF r.
VERS.-rhe P-opI-'s Hedica E"raEcr -! L''.'....
contain. letter from DR. A. L.""rnb-. t-'.,H "..t
Port Phy-i, iau ui Pu~rr" ,ab-V, IN winch hr 80:
"Yuu will b. crefrt~I 70 esr,I The, have "r -
bsl.hrd bleeding from prrcirt ~ irv'r r'''
seldom !c.e patient. when 'ai!"d III IL ~" f. IN.
srsuC. whether the T. ser be termed ir't~ n.l'" ~-
,n,;tcu, typh"d inh-nm"t"ry,O ~ rmyii'rs ".-". I'm
,nns, tascs obtain 4 tavu!gb.c mod tCH'rn "' 10
symptoms hy administering IN "n"iiri wh'." With
ounr rperin- nion", or "ombticd with r"Ii4 '''-
atv,s | Obtain a ia comparatively -h"r' g"-
cd Of ,ime. | have often saved many IN II" H..
stage. Tie chrn!u thermal practice Is most imGubl-
taby the most etticGcou, in all kinds ." fever, -
will be readily admitted ny al! capable =; form ~
fair Judgment should ,"tertE not hterer". !uturr.
ar years the general prsct of this cou'ry IN f.
wa. bleeding in he fret stage OF tns disease smd nc
average dsabs WI. from twenty 10 thirty PR %. :.
tuln. The average of deaths nov, since bleeding "
ss used is unry two and haif ~ four per cen Dr.
OTTO Crich, Respectable medical gentleman 4 'l'n
island ut Tr.Gdad, told me some years ago ~ GO.
coas that the av-ag, " drarh- in tie above ;.1t.
where ulcedIEg wn- 'h"n prutTs-.y used, wG7 tory
eight per cent in cases called !:yer.'
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MARRIED.

MARRIED. On the o-,h Oct At C!ev-Isnd Ly Ih- E:e.
JohD Cole CHARLES f. SINCLAIR, Esq. 81 Prince
William county and LrCf, dsugnter Of the Hon Henry
Shsckelford OF Cu'peper county
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

By RITCIllE. PRYOR x DUNNivANT.
>o->,>>~->>-.-..>>>-
WM. +. RlTCHIE n ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
CUEsDSY MORNING. HoVEuRER 4.
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U1ANTED TO PURCHASE.-A tract OF timber
" land or wood land, say from 50 70 800 acres on
,rs River or some other uavgsblo stream Address
with full particulars stating location price distance from
R.ch,n"nI &n also price Of wood per cord at landing J
w. Valley Forge Post Office, Pennsylvania
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SAILING OF THE Hermann.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-The steamship Hermann
sailed at noon to day with upwards Of two hundred
thousand dollars in specie,
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A German paper assers that pruss'c a''d 6n.y
causes Suspension of lite NJ fret and that On" "hn
takes il can b- restored u animation BY IL" pour
Of acetate Of potash and salt dissolved ~ VA. n't
the head and spne. R.hits have h."r 'hrs recovered
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a GENTLEMAN, very recently married, who has
"A been overlooking tarm for srme I'VE six
years. and produce the best Of references quail
fcaons. &C. desires situation for the com.
ing year. letter, addressed to "R. p, King vii.
liam Court House Va stating terms, &c will with
prc mpt ntieu euton. Oct "a
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LEWIS iflI,I


PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCuaNT
1 TENDS 10 the sale oi WHEAT, fIovn ConS and
"A TOBACCO.
Or, ~, Governor or 18Th Street. Rchnoud, VI.
Ju'v ~. "a,
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"tefurm. reform all men sec and feel is is impere-
tjyely needed Reform must either be got, and speed
ily or else We die; and really all the that speak
Instruct us, saying, Have you quite done your duty
to Your interesting negroes in the sugar Islands
Rush 10 the al. then, y ye Rrlurmers, snatch up the
nursing fathers and nursing mothers And. oh wash
and Dress aud teach, and recover to the service o
Heaven these poor lost souls; so, assure you, will
socizty attain the needfu reform, aud life be still pos
sible in the world Except this white.washng the
scoundrel populaon. one sres little reform going on.
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btSlNESS "
4 YOUNG MAN OF good education wishes to get bns
IN ncss % some kind soon He does not care much
what kind the wages good Has had some rS
peilcnce III store Can teach the usual English branches
Ls',n Fr"nch Spanish and books in mathematics
Good reference given. Address Kappa" Palmyra, Flu
wanna, Va, stating salary Oct lS-cl0t'
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OVERFLOW or LAST ISLAND
Terrible loss OF Life

lr starr :. Jones, OF 'he opelousas iIiiioa y
press yesterday afternoon us 'lle neionuay
news Of the complete oVerlloW OF Ls' sne
destructlon OIL every mouse anu pfopane y
every person on Tue Island e .ll' ei,e sea''
STAR Which was lying mere al the ie 81 'iie gus
went ashore on the Island ana pliseo heaf Mnete
Muggah's Hotel had stood as thefs was ~ we
time Of the gale, upwards q one nunatea aug ioi,s
human beings on the Island we awe lur1nel lh'e 1n
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REuEpr-Pro Bono Pubaco

The GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY-Pro Bono Pubiico
very mother should have box in the house handy in
of accidents to the chilarenn Reddngs Russia Salve
Boston remedy of thirty years. SANDING and recommended
by physicians 1t is and speedy for burns piles
bos corn eon chilbas and old Of every kind; for
fever sores ulcers ITCH sead head nea rah bunions
nipples Recommended by nrsesl wows, sites, Testers flea
bites spider sngs frozen limbs salt rheum curvy, and
cracked lips nose and flesh wounds il is most val
liable remedy cure which be testified to by thousands
who have nsed in the city Of Boston and vicinity for the last
thirty years In no instance will this salve do injury
teere with physcan prescriptions It made from the
puest Materials from recipe brought from Russof articles
growing in that counyand the proprieors have letters from
all classes ergymen physicians captains and 9TH
whohaye used it themselves and it to others.
Red9ng Russia ave is put in large tin boxes stamped onthe
with picture of horse and disabled soldier, which
picture is also engraved the wrapper Price, IS cents
box. Reddng & Co. For sale by J. Wright t Co, O. 0.
Waotman and all druggists. fell eod6m&W
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gEIsaas laIlg OgssttIlt.
aaHlas o Fi1os. WILiI WEE =. Az
Id oNJ Al a a AN 8. a
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|. 4 Ill ], s 10. I 8 8 a NJ rREET


~ TTs II III 5 :s8#4 MI
1ti regularly served TO ihe
s III iii sarIg baur M
Slf year III advance hnlfssly and r. W.
came rites d 20 week e tks
efss ner n "
ST sof every subsequent insertion, % eentss . -
sersisernsutson Tho second sse y -
s5asesfis1l - ssF sss I'D.
square III every insert ion s5
.os nsasked " one nonth 81
loass4 ana 10 q sao.
ssfptisn VIII a are PAID, ~ sps
upsfoa III tha NY
TsrsaFI viii DO to regular aasefslssI
MA Iii I1A.EEsY CIR ESQ sNE
Ian circulation Witch destah
Users as FANILY IT eirenases
say as hoyass houSs ana pe1es ~.
sfsfs lie approach II
lar family asa MO- 10 published IN rs
cnIHnnss - s Il a. =,
sub,hea sven t g 4 year IN
Tavng Ill circulation throughout Lou
5ana sfississiPSs Aasanaa, Texas and ether
i favorable mode Of Inskins
as aad commodities knoWn.8 erissmsnts ii
settea for II jill square, each INSERT is#
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55ai 4 J u
NEW York, Ang. 1os-The Arago has arrived at
this port, bringing the same dates from Liverpool as
the Anglo.Saxon at Quebec.
It is reported that a Spanish Instruction had
broken out in Malaga and Granada and that the
Royal troops were joining the movement.
The accounts from Spain are eagre and unreliable,
ii consequence Of the lines and roads being
in the hands Of the government.
1T is reported that the bombarded sar-
agossa on the oath, whereupon the insurgents de-
manded and obtained an armstice Of FIVE days
Report says that O'Donnell and the Queen have
disagreed, and that Naryaez may succeed to the
Ministry.
England.
The Parliamentary Committee reported on the
Sound Dues, but suggested no mode OF settlement.
Previous to the adjournment Palmerston said that
the Government had taken no measures to replace
the dismissed Consnls.
LIVERPOOL, August so.-Rosin, As. Adj to 4s.5d. {
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Three Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF TIE CANADA At HAL1F-A-K

4 New YoRk, August THE Royal mail steamship
Canada, from Liverpool on the afternoon Of the I'd
inst. has arrived at Halifax, enroute for Boston.
The Baltic arrived out at Liverpool on the sOth
ultmo.
s5 Commercial
# CoFToN.-The market is firm and shows an adj
vance of lied. over last quotations No quota
tons given)
The accounts from the agricultural districts are
generally favorable.
Flour has declined s.; Wheat is Cd. lower, and
Corn shows a decline Of Sd.
Consols for money are quoted at 955.
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as-we copy the following from an old novel. PEI

aa-We copy the following from an old novel. Per-
haps some may find it worthy of thought:
What do want? A new place, in new house,
among new faces, under new circumstances. How
do people do to get a new place? They apply to
friends, suppose. ] have no friends There are
many Others who have no friends, who must look
about for themselves, and be their own helpers and
what is their resource
Quietly and naturally the answer came to my
| mind Those who want situations ADVERTISE
9. How? know nothing about adyertising.' Re,
plies rose smooth and prompt now. You must en-
close the advertisements and the money to pay for il
under q cover, directed to the editor Of the --'i
Folks Of yore were not such old fogies, after ALL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-14

h=Byvirtue of the powers with which
was invested blythe Supreme Of the Republic of Nj
earagua deposited aud recorded the Office of
W. Chrsy Esq, Notary Public have constituted and
pointed Msssrs. MASON PITCHER and SHADRACK F.
SLATTERe sole agents Of the said Republic for the purpose
eecting loan and Of settling such advances may have
been heretofore made TO the same.
They fully accredited that effect and have alone author
iy obligations and contract for Nicaragua
iy2I % u. DE GOICOuRIA.
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TIE East Chance Of the Season..
CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,
Corner of st. Ann and Burgundy Streets.

Corner of st. Ann and burgundy Streets.
We inform and the public generally,
that have received large and magnificent stock OF
American and Foreign Dry Goods
The being hr advanced and desiring reduce
stock for the approaching one offer the whole for sale
from and after THIS DAY. CIorlay,) August 1Ith, at
enley moderate and reduced prices. Our past proof that
have, the present time faithfully kept all promises
utterly impossible for here many
friends, every article to be found shelves
800 pieces IRISH LINEN, at all prices;
500 =. MOSQUITO NETTING, jacquard and other
manufactures;
500 dozen LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCH1EFs;
ae) :. DAMAsH and other NAPKINS;
300 pieces INnIENNES assorted;
25 LINEN CAMBRIC;
500 :. GRASS SKIRTS;
800 :. JACONET MUSLINs cheap;
200 :. INDIA MUsLINS;
80 :. PLAIN and FANCY MUSLINS;
900 DOMESTICS;
500 pARASOLS;
500 UMBRELLAS;
$50 ROBES, Flounced and Bayadere style;
500 pieces BLACK VELVET various breadlhs;
500 pairs MUSLIN CURTAINS, jacquard and Bobnet.
| CURTAIN STUFFS various qualities.
Fine Paris Brittany and Bobine Nene Engisl, Hose and
Hose French and other Cottonade; Thread Ticking Al
paca Woolen Stuis and Black MolsseaiDes de ae Cotton
Cord Linen Sheetings; Silks Of different styles; magnificent
Of Bleaced Unbcached SheetgS
| Shirtings, ETC., etc.
n B-We omit the prices at which offer the above
toned stock intend to surprise all who will honor with
IL visit, at the cheapness of the
NJ. BARRIERE & CO.,
| aul1 2p3t Corner Of St. Ann Burgundy SITS.
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Canton .W0fEtaag.


1t should be remembered that during the intense heat of sum
mer the process Of digestion performed with such extreme
anguor that onr food instead of being speedily dissolved and
converted into nument for the body often becomes actually
spoiled purified the Stomach Hence bad BREATH disa
greeabe taste in the mouth choc pains, dysenery cholera
rorb,s and other disorders of the intestines.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS certain
for all the above dangerous complaints, because they
cleanse the amentay canal of all those bilious and purd h
ors which the cause only of all disorders Of
bowels but Of malady incident They also ait
and improve digestion and purify the blood and therefore
give health and vgor the whole Frame well drive every
description of pain from the body
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail propreo
prices, by
..-. ]. WRIGHT & CO.,
aull 2p3t MoWeFr<W Il and 15l Chsrtres st.
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WITH THE SANCTION AND APPROVAL OF THE
r. W. GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF LOU IsIANA'l
81 Grand HD1'ess SOsaFee rs
WILL BE GIVEN BY THE
Officers of Howard Lodge No. IS, /. 0. 0. +.
AT THE LAKE TERMINUS OF THE CARRoLLToN
AND JEFFERSON RAILROAD,
On Tuesday Evening, August 10th,
The thereof be devoted the Widows and Orphans
Fund Of said Lodge. @
The entire second floor Of the Hotel has been engaged by the
Conmitteega MAGNIFICENT BAND secured, and every
arrangement render this the most pleasant SOIREE
given during the months this side the Lake.
Gentlemen desiring Ladies' Invitations requested to send
in their and residences the Board Of Managers, who
will meet every Monday Friday evenings previous to the
soiree. #E
No Lady will admitted without an invitation ticket having
been approved by The Board of Managers,
train of cars has been to leave the Lake for the
City ~ O'Clock A. NJ Wednesday, which hour the
Ball will terminate.
Genemens Tickets 50 so EACH be had of either of the
Managers at p Werleins No. Camp street. No Ticket
will sold at the Lake, money received the door.
G5@ Ladies gentlemen holding tickets invitations for
the Soee the 18th inwlch has been postponed in
qence the ncleency of the weatherare notified That they
will be good for this occasion.
Managers.
Mt. D. VANHoRN, DAVID MOORE
R. S. KEAGHY sc. H. sEOTWELL,
"a DESOLA, FJosEpH WAGNER,
| SAMUEL HARDY NEWTON RICHARDS, z
81. L. MACAULAY,
#Floor Managers and Committee Invitation and Arrange
| ments ss. g ~
RJ- For the accommodation of the company special train
of will leave the Depot Tvo Circle the Lake q
and 20 O'Clock on the evening Of the soree. iy2l %