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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-12

o. STRAYED OR STOLEN, from the
10Y First Market House. on SATURDAY even.
- ing, the 18th Of October, q YELLOW
MARE, years old. She had on black saddle with
sleather girth grey blanket and a common Bride
will give reward Of Ten Dollars for the delivery
OF the Mare TO me; and if stolen $50 for the appre
hension and conviction of the thief.
oc 2l-tf JOHN LINDSEY
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MADAME C.. son, who RECEIVED
stha firaf nrerninn, at az Mashaa: a., r. -

&SgFa MADAME e. son, VINO received
sSs4fsths frat premium at the Mechanics, Fair re-
&SS3H spectfuy announces 70 the Ladies' that she
VG1 has commenced her Winter opening of SU.
PEkB AND EXQUISITE BONNETS. comprisin
ell the latest fashions from Paris and New York
consisting of rich Royal Velvet of every kind and
color, Satin and Straw-trtm med aud untrmmed
with choice selection of elegant Flowers, Feath.
era. Caps and Head dresses, &C.. &C. which, for style
and cheapness, viii compete with any other estab.
shment IN the city and those in need of any article
III the MILLINERY LINE will please give me
CALL 90 am determined to please and give satisfac-
ton.
DON'T forget MADAME SON, No. IS Main street
opposite St Charles Hotel.
Ali orders in the Millinery Department executsd
with dispatch and neatness. ocN-lm
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EAkM FOR A Il K 1.-The subscriber
Il wishes to sell her Farm in the county of Powhs.sn'
about n miles from Richmond and about three quar-
ters of "a mile fromJames river The Farm consists of
desirable neighborhood adjoining the lands of Messrs
T. Eustace Whitfield, Turpin, Carter Lee, &C.; has
good House and all requisite buildings, and the u-
kind of springs in almost every field about 800
acres cleared, and the balance heavily tinnbered.
There are several churches and mills In the imnedt.
ate neighborhood. For terms, which will be liberal,
apply to DR.. r. g. Mackenzie or Richd M. Macken.
zie Fine Creek P. O., Powhatan county, or to Jno.
II. Mackenzie, Richmond, Va.
MRS JANE MACKENZIE.
If not sold privately, il will be sold at auction on
the premises, together with the Crop, Stock kc on
the eth December 1856. oc S---eodtds
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DOWHATAN HOUSE...The proprietors
OF the above establishment would most respectful
!y inform the citizens of Richmond and others wish
ing board by the week. month year. that they have
Just completed their arrangements as to fitting up
and furnishing the above house in the most comforta
Bile and fashionable STYLE and are now prepared to
accommodate families or young men, with or with.
out rooms, furnished or not furnished, as may suit
them best We have at this time several of the most
choice rooms in the Hotel, on the lst, I'd and Sd
floors, which v would be pleased to have occupied
by families. We are also prepared to accommodate
any number of transient boarders the most rea-
sonable TERMS and will pledge ourselves to do all in
our power to render entire satisfaction
FRENCH & CARDOZO, Proprietor
2. S.-We would also state that we have mployed
the services of Mr. John H. Seayres formerly of the
Columbian Hotel FRENCH l. CARDOZO
no 7-6t
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~ Baths! Baths! Baths Hot, Cold
ead shower Baths can be had at all hours from
o'clock A M. to 10 P. M. at the Hair Cutting Sha-
yang and Sha mpooning Saloon, under the American
ialel. Entrance llth street. Single bath - ets
O tickets for dollar NIB II.
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~ J.F. Gardner, NJ. D., Homeopathic
Physician. Richmond, Va.
u Office ON Governor street, near the Richmond
4, nae au 29---dSm
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"a 4. :. McELROY, Merchant Tailor.
No BALLARD HousE. opposite Post Office,
N Has just received beautiful assortment OF
:-A@ GOODS, adapted to gentlemen's wear con-
sistng OF Cloths and Cassmeres of all colors, Vel
vets Silks and Cashmere Vestings Of the most beau
tifui description, all Of which have been recently
selected by himself In the Northern cities and he ID
now prepared to execute orders with promptness on
BILE terms .a I9-9rn
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sYPrescrlptious promptly and acc arnte'
COMPOUNDED at sll hours. DAY or nisnt, py Gn a
GATES OF THE PHILADELPHIA C0I-
EGE OF PHARMACY. alone at
LAIDLEY ROBINSONb
New Family Medicine aud Prescription Store,
80 es-zn cor. 4th and Fsapklin sts
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E Ladies' Furs
STONE MARTIN,
ROCK MARTIN,
MINK,
Victonnes and Tippets
skFIS DELAINES,
Lace Curtains,
Muslin Curtains
Cornce,
Trimmings of all kinds.
VELVET CLOAKS, very elegant,
Velvet Cloth Cloaks,
Black Cloth Cloaks,
Misses Cloaks,
Shawls in great variety.
FRENCH EMBROIDERY,
Point Lace Sets
Lace Capes,
Lace Collars,
Black Laces
Linen Trimmings, new,
ana In general stock the greatest and most select
noty they have ever offered.
THOMAS r. PRICE CO..
They just completing the receipt OF their STOCK,
night within the last two months and IN addition to
tie we'll known attention which they have paid for
the most elegant goods for ladies and Jdnhes'
tey would call special attention TO goods for TURNER'S
very best qualities, and at the lowest prices
ETS,
&C 2a-1m COTTON, &c.
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~ DIR. Wo0IdridEe.----Omce ION iOtn
oc 1n-im@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-12

by Davenport, Alien IL Co.
OOO CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
cOU HATS AT AUCTION-On TUESDAY 18TH
November, will sell at 10 O'clock, at our Auction
Store, $50 cases Boots, Shoes and Hats; desirable
Winter Goods.
Terms Under 800 cash; S1oO and over, four
months credit. for approved paper.
no 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO., Aucts.
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BOAR DING.

Two very desirable ROOMS at Mrs
BURTONS Boarding House. corner of 5th and
franklin streets. One of the rooms mentioned is
situated the first floor. with gas and large closet;
the other en- the second floor, very Jod room.
m
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~ CHILDREN,s AND YOUTH 8 ,
CLOTHING-The subscriber has now the
largest and best assortment of CLOTHING
-& for Children's and fouths' wear, that he ever
nad to offer comprising all Sizes styles and qualities
PARENTS and guardians and all others in want of such
goods, would save much time and trouble by calling
immediately on me, as am determined to offer eve.
~ inducement to insure perfect subtraction and will
be sold low for cash, TO punctual customers
j. H. RIDDICK,
mo 1871 Main It, opposite the American Hotel
0e22-2u,x 800
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CLOTHING HerABLTeHMnrrs

FALL GOODS FOX 1SSf.-..tThe
M snbscrite r hasreceived his Fail ssoct Of e
KG ~ made CLOTHING and 0EnTLEM ENs
FURNISHING GOODS, 70 which he would
rally, Viz:
COATS Blue, Black, Brown and D.hlin pr.u ana
roes faney Cashmere Business Frock and Sack |;
Lanbsxin, Beaver, Petersham. Mohair and Pilot
yalmas snd Rasans; Beaver, Pilot, Mohair Pstsr.
ahsm and Neers-Head Sacks and Eurtouts.
fANTS- Superior Black French Doeskin, Brown
snd Gray Cross Ribbed Cashmere Green and Brown
Plaid Cashmere.
VEsTS-Black Satin, SILK, Cashmere. Fancy Val.
vet Mer1no and Cashmere, Silk and Plush
ALSO-A very large collection of Cloths CASH.
meies and sesnes OF everv shade and quality which
ne 10 prepared to make to measure at the shortest
notice. In the best and most fashionable style.
Z. B SPENCE,
Rf~Hx ~snsu
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CARD.
IA DIR. w. GREEE offers his profe ssionsl
services to the citizens of Richmond and yicin-
ity He has had considerable experience in thu prac.
tce of obstetrc and diseases of children His office is
at the cerner of Franklin street aud Locust Alley
few doors below the Exchange, where he can be
found from until l2oclock. His residence 10 north
of Broad and Sd SITS. Night calls promptly at
tended to. no Aims
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-12

Joys COATs--I have ju.t received an
sother lot Boys Cloth aud Cashmere frock Coen
asthng really good, besdes large variety OF Black
t Fancy Cashmere Pants ard vesa Of different
! ale !ai and price, WIN. IRA SMITH,
mob ia Main street.
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N Ks. WHAKTON, Of the Revere House
lSl corner of Sd and franklin street) has still un
occupied very desirable suite of rooms for the &C
commodetion of private family, and is now pre-
pared to receive Transient Day Boarders the most
reasonable terms no II-2w*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-12

o-a HACKS, HACKS, HACkS,..
ENER The subscriber has recently started three
49, HACKS, with careful drivers Persons
wishing Hacks, can DO accommodated by leaving
their orders st my Office, on 18th street, between
Franklin and Grace SITS. They will be attended to
promptly. T. Il. FOWLER.
oc S0---d2w
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DEVERsABLK e A q l. Ns .-AnoIher
II lot of this new and beautiful garment hiss Just
been received to which would call the attention Of
those who wish Q novel style Of Over Garment. The
Reversible Raglan has received the highest commsp.
datons from ell who have examined II both for con-
We nience and beauty
Call at No. l0s, Main street. (cornsr Of 14th) ana
for yourselves.
nos HENRY bHAFEk.
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nrsniendid Velvet FIaunced silk Rob,

offcs on llth street, between Main and Bank.
no io-ilm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-12

fl1ULAHBEs 10 Hhds. good reboiied
y. n. SKINNER 4 co,
~ No 50 Cary street.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-12

pital, and in legal manner, demanded ad :
mittance made known my errand TO the
clerk at the gate, and in company with
him, searched rirst his office, he disclosing
the contents Of bis drawer himself; thence
to the office uf'Dr. Chopin, 10 whom |
also made known my business took a casd.
al Look into his room then lfoceedetlto the
out. buildings thence through the hall,
down stairs. SAID to lie occupied by the Sis
tiers oil Charity, and out to the wash room.
did not even ask admittance to the Sisters
rooms, but refused hen told by Dr. Chop
pin or the clerk that we could visit them
if we saw fit--that there Nas neither in
dignity or improper conduct shown to the
Sisters, or to any one else about the pre-
misses.
Signedl c. H F0RNO.
Sworn to and subscribed this 7th day Of
November 1855, before me:
Isgnedl GERARD STITH,
Recorder First District.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-12

ARMY MovEmENTs-CAPT. MAGRu.
DER, aud LIEUT.. EDDY, have arrived
at this post with company Of the LIST
Regiment Of Artillery, to take com
mand Of The Barracks, Carr. BARRY,
of the I'd Artillery, being ordered
North. CART. BARRY, and I'd LIEUT.
w. BurLER, have each endeared them
selves to this community, by their
gentlemanly department, and afabili
ty. The regret will be general, that
lhey are now called on, to leave US.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-12

accidently eithsreby death, or by
winning 4 prize, id some lottery. At
every drawing Of The /" Havana . for
the past four years, / have bad a bali
ticket, Angelina know his SO did her
Mamma aud Papa.
Now Sir, to lie point Of yohr ipius-
etioe to me. About week ago, with
ont any foundation for ii, you said in
your parer, that young gentleman
of this city had drawn The 100000
prize III The October Havana lottery
that lie had gone to New Orleans TO
have it casbed etc. 1t happened
that did 60 The city, about that time,
and when | returned, Angelipa's Pa
pa was on The landing to greet inc and
wish nue. . / am glad to see you at
home again SIR This was well. l
went to see Angelina that evening, and
found her in such good hnmor With
herself. that | could not resist the re-
newal Of the proposition. aud the lime
was ct once fixed for The first Tuesday
week in December. From the press
ing invitation not TO be in hurry !"
TO stay to tea etc, [ concluded that all
the ra'ties concerned, had heard Of
the death of some rich Uncle of mine,
or something OF that sort. Of course
| humored the matter, concluding
that the day would come, for me,
to claim Angelina as my bride, before
they could be undeceived.
| learn row sir, alas! too late, that
your squib account Of the lottery ticket
had led them to believe me the holder
thereof, and since they have found out
that | hold no prize in Havana, they
have taken away the prize Of my heart
at home. Not this alone, but they
charge me, with rractieing deception,
aud have closed the door Of the paren-
tial roof upon me Can yon not see
sir, where your foolish sguib has blown
your enemy forever. -.
If we are the cause of this, we can
fall back on our authority about the
ticket-who is ready to swear. We
are really sorry to have--inadvertent-
ly blighted Mr. Blanks prospects and
will not do so again.
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MAarcLrAylllr.---W Whilst % d visit

MAaNcLrAyiLLE.- - Whilst oil visit
to the Eastern liberties the other day.
we had ocular demonstration Of the
faet, that Magnoliavills- merly Cox
aokie, Is actually spreading cut into
The dimensions Of well proportioned
suburbs. There are quite number
Of cosy little rural residences, with
well proportioped partaires in front,
and cultivated flower beds. Verify,
the people in that locality ought to be
happy and contented people, If being
in high and dry locality, with q sufti-
cheney Of elbow room, is what gives
this elixer OF life.
The Female Orphan Asylum stands
out prominently in the distant view
from Magnoliaville "a monument Of
the practical christianity Of the ladies
of Red Stick. Pete's Alley in Magno-
lie, IL now no longer mere scratch on
Mr.. ellis figuralive plan Of the city
but tangible reality. Pete's Alley
has ceased to be an imaginary line--a
mere vision in The mind of civil En-
gineer, II is tangible reality; place
with local habitation and worked sides.
We look upon il with strange feelings,
for Il has always seemed to us that this
same alley is to be at some period Of
untold time, the centre Of an enlight-
ened civilization and refinement. That
1t il to be kind Of Fifth Avenue Of a
place, full of nabobs. That then the
origin Of the name of "Pets's Alley
will be traced to some far off and re-
mote individual and not to our well
known fellow-citizen, Mr.. Pete, whose
spirit At that day, will be re-visiting
the glimpses Of the moon, on Levee
street-recsiving imaginary bales Of
goods for imaginary persons, from i'm
aginary steamboats, with imaginary
crews Let it be 30. If the origin of
the name Of the alley is to be lost to fu.
.ure generations, ii will mol be the first
time that the name Of a great place
has become entangled Ia the cobwebs
that old Time weaves, and the begin
ming and the end Of which no man
can trace.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-12

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARiEs.-There
are in the United States forty-fve Theo-
logical Institutions, with 126 iustruc-
tors, 1879 students, and S,749 alumni,
which number was to be increased
34g by the graduates Of 1856. Ofthe
1879 students. 165 are pursuing a
partial course Of study. The Presby-
terians takes the lead In the number
oftheir Theological seminaries--bav-
ing ten Of these institutions under their
care. But the Congregationalists, with
six institutions and seventeen profes
sors, have more theological students
than have the Baptista In their ten in
stitutions with twenty.four instructors.
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EnAnnn1nrr NATURALIZATION ia.

FRAupuLRrr NATDnAllzArioN Pa
pnns.--A Philadelphia dispatch, Of
the 3D. inst, says
Theodore DeniD9sf was held 10 bail
here this afternoon, charged With issu-
ing fraudulept naturalization papers
10 parties that bad never declared
their intentions to become citizens
Two Of the papers exhibited had Den.
inger's signature aud The seal Of the
court.
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Com m unieated

III III u u ~ NC
Mn. CoMET.--You are guilty sir,
Of indictable offences. Never before
was newspaper published in this city
given to lying, as the small affair you
stand at the head Of, and let fly daily
into the faces Of persons places and
things. You have no regard for the
truth-you describe things not seen
by yourself; write forei e, and domes-
tic correspondence, and | am assured
that moro than half your commuui
cations come from the point Of your
own pen. You are the author of Il
thousand and one humbngs, since your
paper came into existence, and if this
community is deceived and mi-led
by false reports, you upon inquiry
are found to have a hand in it.
My future prospects and happiness
for life. has been dashed to pieces, by
a stroke of your pen, and were it not
for exposing myself | would hold you
personally responsible for it. For two
years past | have paid my devo'ions
at the shrine of the --- family, n
few miles East Of this city. Miss
--- call her Angelina " returned
me love for love. Nothing was want
ing to unite us in the silyery bond
that binds two willing hearts, but the
means on my part (Neans I blast
the vulgar word how many bright
hopes have been dashed to pieces on
itD Angelina's Pa, is in comfortable
circumstances, but her Ma, lavaricious
old women) thinks that ! ought to be
able to take care Of Angelina, out of
my own resources, which to say true
ly-are of scant pattern.
| am great believer in fortune ;
chance, luck, or whatever you choose
TO call it and from an early dream,
have long been impressed with the
idea, that should come into fortune
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A VERY SNAIL FtzwHFE1;--There

A War SNAIL FIzwHEEL.--There
is very small one horse, stern.wheel
affair in the way of a newspaper pub
lished at Lake Charles in the Parish
Of Caleasieu, called the Press, which
has served during the canvass just
closed. as kind of mouth piece for
other prints to speak through. Thus
it has published--what are called
strong articles-written the Lord only
knows by whom and these strong NOR
sells. have beer received with ayidilty
by the larger croakers and commented
upon with variations. How frequent
ly have we seen in the party press the
words. 1.-THE Calcasieu Press says,
etc." In verifcation of what we have
said about strong things, we publish
an extract from the last number of the
Press before us-dated the 1st inst:
"The vote of Louisiana is to be cast
for President. The country Parishes
as is well known will give very large
majority for the Democratic Candi-
dates, and that majority cannot and
SHALL not be destroyed nor overcome
by ballot box stuffing, by ballot box
breaking, nor by rufiianism and MUIR
der stalking unchecked in the streets
of New Orleans.
1t must be distinctly understood in
advance, and let every Democratic pa
per in the State ut once announce the
determination, that if tho vote of New
Orleans is not fairly given or counted,
it uil be rejected and the city distran-
chised. We mean what we say"
Well, that may pass for the strong
style of literature. The Courier and
other organs in New Orleans, have
said that the city is largely Demo
cratic" SO it would appear that an il.
legal vote has been polled to give the
Americans a majority. Perhaps the
Calcasisu Press man and others of a
like ilk, had better attempt to dis
franchise the city. No doubt an at-
tempt would be made IL anything in
the way of spoils depended upon it.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-12

10 Joel Riggs. Esq, has with
drawn from The editorial department
Of the Montgomery Mail. He is sue.
eeeded by Mr.. Henry ,. Ceyne, who,
in connection with Mr.. johnson j.
Hooper, of that paper, will henceforth
conduct the Mail.
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DIED.

In this city ON Sunday morning thr 9th
Inst HARRISON THOMAS. son Of ELlzABEiH'
and HARRIsoR Thomas.
Thibadaux Minerva please copy.
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VOTE or LOUISIANA.

Official Returns of the Presidential Elec.
ton in Louisiana, copied from the returns
in the Secretary OF States Office.
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FOR GENTLEMEN,

DAGLANs. Clocks. Talmas and Capots.
IL Coats--Black and cold Frock and
Business, Suits to match---all styles, Panta-
loous-Black and Fancy Cassimers, do.
Satinet, Vests--silk, Satin, Velvet and
Cassimer. Furnishing Goods---of every de-
scription, Silks and Cashmer Hats and eve
ny article to complete Gentleman's Toilet,
which are offered on the most reasonable
terms at the
novl1 NEw ORLEAns CHEsp sroRE.
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Spffial notiffs.
JON TILANOs
Worker in Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron,

Third street opposite Bedl's Stable.
H'HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
/ and the public generally, Of this and adioin-
ing parishes; that he is prepared to execute all
work In the above branches in the best workman
like manner. He Is ready at all times to make or
repair steam supply. cold water, escape and stove
pipes, tin reo1ng or cooper cutters ard spouts,
or copper valleys for coInices, made and put up
at short notice. Always on hand general as
oil cans, Ac. Ali repairing promptly attended to-
All orders from the country will be pfnfnptiy ct
tended. noy12 JOHN TILAN0.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-12

II y siss a
RUSSIA. --Sebastopol, If we may
credit the assertions of some of The
German Journals, is likely to become
. more magnificent city than that
which 1t cost the allies so much to
destroyed. A number Of foreign work
men are engaged to carry out designs
which, it is said, have been approved
by the Emperor Alexander. The
Russians are actively engaged in
fortifyipg the Bug as well as Nicol-
aietf. One may be allowed to ak if
any British diplomatic authority is to
be sent to the Black Sea to watch
how the Russians observe the articles
of the Treaty Of Paris. The mod
ifcations recently made In the army
of the Caucacus clearly indicate that
offensive operations are to be resumed
again in that quarter.
A WTTTr PLAYER A celebrated
comedian arranged with his grocer,
one Berry, TO pay him quarterly; but
the grocer sent II his account long be.
fore the quarter was due. The com
edian, in great wrath, called upon the
grocer, an labouring under the impress
sion that his credit was doubted, said !;
II say, here's a pretty nal, Berry ;
you have sent in your bill, Berry, be.
fore il was due, Berry. Your father,
the elder, Berry, would not have been
such d goose, Berry but you need not
look black, Berry. for | don't care a
straw, Berry, and | shan't pay you till
Chnssmas, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Cessimeree and satluets.

TN Blk, MIXED 4 plaid d varied assert
l. tnent just now opened & at unusual low
prices at the Nsw ORLEANS Omar sToRE.
nov-11 Cor. Lafay cite & Lstnel st.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-12

CILK VELVET, Ladies' C1oaks, very
- rich. Blk and cold Cloth Talmas. in
every styIs. lnov.1il J. SIMON y co.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-12

A LARGE Assortment in Velvet and
II Silk Trimmings in all shades Also,
Black and Colored Fringes.
nov.1I j. SIMON & co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-12
REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI &
NASHVILLE PACKETS.
FOR NASHVILLE avn NEW ORLEANS TRApE

II VIE new andHght draught steamerH c7T"=1 -
, CRESCENT, W. HOLMES. Master, ssz-LCSEBtzsss.aA1
viii run regularly in the above
duTng the season. commencing the first rise in
the Cumberland river She has excellent ccorunodators
and in point Of speed and safety is unsurpassed.
freight or passage, apply TO Ii. Il. HARRISON,
octS-du Agent