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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-16

HasSy F0Yesy -sgosAs fSsv' dnvs sInce : veu.e
man naged James ketfa. snpaoyed ~ Meoeseer
isI ne Bcsrd Of Psbais Works and holding pe-
CAME up missi0g and NO one could form any Ides
/ o. his whereab0utaL Yesterday mesDf6r Mr.
A.rx.ths President Of the bssk a. virginia, rs-
ceiyed letter from him, containing DRAFT which
leaves no doubt that he had been attempting to
procure . large sum Of money By forgery. me
particniars as We have learned them On the street.
arw tues Ksols was sent from the capit0t With :
~arrant % deposit In the Exchange bank for
$3.50 Instead Of doing as directed, he forged
anotner warrant for the same amount, signed the
name OF the Auditor and Treasurer or the State
to u and deposited the forgery'in the Exehsrse
b.nk. The original warrant he took to the bank
2. g.san.a Obtained % cd drafs for i payable .
ting awsy'And finding that he would have 10 forre
James Kelly name 10 the draft q well a idsneifv
himself - being James Kelly. It Il supposed that
ne became aiar med and abandoned the effort to.
rob the State OF the amount Of money Yesterdsv
morning he returned the draft obtained q the viz
giuia bank 70 Mr. Marx, President OF flat hs.k
with the request that he would hand il to the Pre-
s'dsp, 81 the Exshsnss D.ai a where .hs forred
frst forgery ever perpetrated on Virgins waI.
rants, and we hope II may be the last Keefe v.s
A. one time member of the Public Guard In thie
city and Is man of good education. He is for
eigner by birth. and obtained the position Of fnes.
senger Of tie Bsard Of Public Works ON the recon-.
meudxtiou of one or more of the ofseers who NO
doubt believed him to be competent and hopest
We presume he has gone North, and Il is possible
m.v be arrested and brought back to this city for
trial fss aFyf = aassss
Reuersia9 Sres-The Grand Jury YESTERDAY
presented 'fhomas "A Linton, ON the oath Of Martin
M Lpscomb, whs stated that the said Linton WA
. female dressed In male attire. This case will
probably come before the court for investieatien
today. -,
Laid Ouer--The trial of William Disney. WIN.
Barrett and John Disney, indicted for misdemes-
nor, was postponed yesterday until the next term
of the HustiDgs court and the parties admitted to
bail for their appearance At that time.
Oosrraled Edward McAdam, indicted for mis.
idemeaner, yesterday moved the Hustings Court to
advise the Attorney for the Commonwealth to en-.
ter noile Proseqmi in his case, which motion was
overruled. ~.
Conricted Richard Fl. Folkes, indicted for
misdemeanor. was tried by the Hastings Court
yesterday found guilty and sentenced to imprison-
msnt in the city Jail for ninety days..
Found Gwitsy--John Psrret was tried before
the Hastings Court yesterday for q misdemeanor,
found guilty by the jury, and sentenced to conlne-
ment in Jail fer thirty days.
AlioUed to Remain Charlotte Ma Iory, women
OF color, emancipated by Elizabeth kowzie of
Powhatan, and Lavina Lawson, emancipated by
VIM. Boyd were yesterday granted permission
by the Hastings Court to remain in the Common
wealth, they having proved themselves to be per.
sons of good character.
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.wy CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
NEE n
NGw~

ESJfsX Tbs subscriber has on hand st his Coach
&H~ Making Establishment, Lombard Al
Icy, between Main and Cary, tlSth "nd I4th sreesl
near the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARtO-
TEES, bAROuCHES, BUGGIES with and without
tops, ard SULkiES, all of his own make of the best
materials and workmanship. Ali Of which will be
500 low good work of the kind can be in the city
o. Richmond, aud respectfully ssk call from those
IN ~snt Of any article in the Carriage line de-
'7Emined 10 make to order and sell at the lowest
tees possible, aud all work sold, that s now war
islted.
fe &-d9m MICAJAH MANGUM
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,.i7>t,,Ai.- -tiunaway from the

.YIseiIbeT on the ist January last negro
H. woman nsmed AmANDA, belonnns to shs Ihs
<Z.f dark brown complexion, about TWEEN
-. yssrs old aud has mother living IN Butch
- sad many relations living In Powhatan;
'f'"~'. :. no doabt hsrbored. The usual reward
VIZ +sd anon her delivery to me at the Jail OF
irnHeen' Az" ~ ALEX B. HUTCHINSON.
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PETERSBURG AFFAIRs.-The Petersburg "a
pers of yesterday contain the following:
The Shooting Afdir.-R. II. Wilson was exanin
ed by the Mayor and remanded to Jail to appear at
the Hastings court for shooting Fleming Ea~ley
The wounded man WAS well enough to appear in
Sourt and testify
Sale The residence of II. S. Jeter, near the
gas works has been sold for 1000 TO G. w. Tuck
.r, of Nottoway.
The Sam Of S275, sufficient to build the monu.
ment to Captain McRae and the Petersburg voun
teers iu 1912, has been raised.
Iobdcco.-Thiry-nine hogsheads of tobacco
were sold at Oaks Warehouse at an average Of
$40 per cwt.--mostly shipping.
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cSwEs CAhhIAEE AND w AtsU n
6sS@IssS- FACTORY The subscriber has opened
his CARRIAGE and W AGON FAC
tpRi, on 18Th street between Frsnklin and Grace
lie VIII be glad 10 see his friends and customers
" Light CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SULKIES,
&c, made 10 ordoT; and ali ork made by him war
tainted
S REPAIRING done promptly and reasonably.
~ l4-dim THOMAS Ii FOWLER
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DIi. ADDINl:TON, IGrndu.

EN4EA DIX. .ADDINtsTON, fHrndu.
CFfXff ate ! Dentist manu- afsctuTes Teeth
@jIIN prssssy for each particular case Full
sets of Teeth, any parts OF sets,
i "i.h artificial Gums, In continuous or solid
psee The cost ID the single Teeth aha ped In
'"Yslas Ia large numbers and sold for general USE
.i a also extracts. fills and cleanses Teeth, be-
Sjt,a isssasss the gan and mouth TO healthy eoa-
ui.a W. ONCE Main street, second square sboye
jy3t
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/ The grain crop of France, says the Paris cor
respondent Of the New York Evening Post, is good
in the north In the south II u poor, and general
deficit OF from 25 to 30 per cent. b asceltatned
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On the morning Of Tuesday, the 18th, ct about
O'Clock, there will be oceuIsstion Of Jupiter
with the moon, ths star being hidden nearly m
hour.
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= LARGE STOCK OF GUNS,

f. LARGE STOCK OF GUNS,
AA PISTOLS, RIFLES &C II take this
opportunity Of informing my friends
H---~---A-- aud casto,nersi that have on hand
%9ert- Gantrt- assortment of DOUBLE AND SINGLE
~ ~ F0HiING AND FISHING TACKLE,
h1u!E khIDES .AhD DTRkS GOLD AND SI.
,hh'HFdDED WALKING 3NES-together
field - " " N
y; ;h'-Gnns and Rines made to order. Repairing
VI all hnds done with Destness and dispa'ch.
JAMES WALSH,
" Film doors above St Charles Hotel.
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GREAT YfEED.-Sfxteen acres on the Elk Is-
land estate Of julien HArrison, Of Goochland. Va,
produced the large amount Of six hundred and for
ty bushels Of wheat--ayeraging Afty three and
thrc @ quarters bushels per acre.
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+ FATAL CAMPHEEE ExPLosIos.-fn Alexandria,
Va , on Wednesday last. stthe boarding house Of
the Misses Thursten, o white servant was 6IllDg
camphene lamp which exploded from the combus-
tion of q candle held near by, burning . colored
girl 10 death and seriously inuring the whitc wo.
man and one of the Misses Thurston-
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Also Balm 900 Flowers Ayers Gerry PectorN,
CartsFs spanish Mixture, Ruiis I'd Sand Ssrsspa-
rills Mustang Lipimenf, McLsnes aud ell other pop
u ar vermifuges, and Painters Brushes and Colors
and r 0a0 boxes Of Window Glass, French, emerac-.
ins large assort ment of sizes ef superior quality
Particular attention 10 psckiDg and forwsrdtns or
ders PURCELL, LADD CO., DrueGists,
sau " - 81 97Biain st.. cor. 18th, Ricnmond, Va
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SELLiNG OFF All, COSF..The remain-
- ing stock Of Summer Goods on hand--osnsistins
Of Plain and Figured Berages; Muslins; Challie de-
LANES; Jsconefs; Lawns Deh.gss; Robes; Cling
hams and Inany ether styles Of Dress Goods. For
'es-''' 1. L. Wells Dry Goods and
sult 'ee Trimming store, s. Main It,
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 2aO bread
w sTREEr.-i 0oe pairs Of those beautiful Shsdes,
only 37kc., richly worth 81; Landscapes, plain and
fancy light Shades 50 cents well worth 81 50; splen
did vase Shades; gilt and Gothic Shades at half the
price they usually sold at. Table Oil Cloths all
N. B.-Storekeepers and pedlars supplied, at New
York prices. Also, q nice assortment Of Dry Goods,
Hosiery and Gloves at ths lowest possible prices.
sMisses Hose 84c.; Linen Handkerchiefs s4c; Black
Laee Mtts l24c Twisted Silk 57A Ladies' and Mis-
seS Belts &C.; Ladies' Collars from 6ic. up; Under.
sleeves Csc; Brown Linen Table Cloth: 5oc Towels,
IA long, l0c.-wth other Goods, which will be sold
cheap. Ladies' viii find II to their advantage to call
at the cash store of M. GOLDENI 2SD Brosd st..
= siyS ztss 4ss He sss.g 4 between Sd and 4th.
TT fAnBsSn,K Aslas@s In PhAiR aaiSsEYs' UAs.
quality, sre now manufactured to considerable
tent at the Penitentisry of vsrgias. Farmers and
are 70 ss and
street, Richmond, Va. 7f5 '5.ss5l -
su ul4-dlwIw2ti JAS. C. ,sPoTTs. Agent.
DOMADKs, CUSAiETICs, PEKFUNIE-
kYwsn; sos; Amtslst for the hsr rsmmsds
aud scientifically prepared article recommended by
the Paris Academy of Medicines Sayage's Ursins; Pi
tum; m Rowiand's Macsssar Oil; Gowiand's Lo,ion;
Balm OF d Thousand Flowers Fieur dc Rix; Lubins
fine Handkerchief Extracts; Rouge Fin de Theatre;
Nensigre Rouge Meen Fun; Genuine Fanna Co
logues; Powder Pufs and Boxes; Toletts Waters
and Vinegar Hair Dyes of every description; Tho
genuine Woods Hair Restorative; Traseine Ther-
mometers; Barrys Tncopherous; Lyons Ksthsiron.
Hand Mirrors, &C. For sals at - ,9siszfe
F. q MEADE BAKERS
New Apothseary Store,
1S6, N. w. corner OF SfaIn Iv.h sts,
Just above new Custom House, Richmond, Va
an 10 --d&c4W .ff.-s
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DUKCELL, LAUD ~ LU., lJrugsisls,
j Richmond, va-Havine received their isii stock,
consisting in part Of the following, offer their usual
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~ ------.-- ,,o,,, me .ub.criber on lhc

aaunwaN tram the suDscftotE On tHC
AS - - Anyus, a negro man naHed William,
tsS h,i,,sinr 20 The estate of john Noel III Caro-
~ grs couutv. He i. Of black complexion,
II ly,rn IS 20 81 wears Of age. and has wife nv
sa,,s Pest Office with Samuel A Noel Esq,
as - -. s,nno,eo he is gone there The usual re.
aa T. 81, ne psd upon his delivery to me at the jail
1i iteaiioO Ga" @. B. STACY,
or TO Baker rleasants
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RUNAwAYS.
.,1,.,Tx nuI.I,ARS VAR ID.

~ ssnaway from, the subscriber, on @ the 50 OF
gshrasry last, his negro msn fAIkAm,iE a,i-
~ se'1 s shnu, i've feet isht inches high. and OF
--h,-.s roa,p.e. on lie is rather srnm aud sui
sce lesion: answers quickly but sTuhy when
.posn % e and ia the habit " Sns" ,h. hsnS Hs hs.
p.sel- Amelia ani his tsther resides near Peter
III. s,c,ai'y Of which place he is probably
.s hp'k,, The above rcwsrd will he pad upon nis
iatsht' the .ubsc ber ST bis residence in Henrico
de''r'S the Dutch Gap or bis being confined IN
$. thA, he can get him. hENhi wa
-. fi-fl91
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIos.-Seventy coun
ties in North Carolina have been heard from, ane
give Bragg 9,2l3 and Gilmer 81 463. Braggs ma
jority 1l,750 There are ten counties to bear from
which will give Bragg 1000 majority.
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To.al,

The great number met their death in the gardens
They fed in all directions, but oyertaken and
swallowed up by the fatal fire stream. Some tried
themselves in he trees but either carried
away with them or killed by the ching heat. Al
kaiougan and Tariang, the houses were filled wi
people who were Stopped in their fight by the lava
streaming all sides, and tho of boil
ing water and who met their death under the burn.
ing ashes tumbling houses Many who had cned
to ths furious waves, and many died through sheer
DESPAIR and agopy.
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La yzssassaa aHh ADAMS, EAPAkss

T., sss.fs.-.--sSs:a1 Z II h ADANio' EAPhkSS
eT5 5sszxsss-.-s COMPANY, lo4 Main st.. hay-
ing resumed their Steamship
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
nGui, by steamers jamestown and Roanoke which
leave New York every " edne sday and Saturday
aud thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington,
LYnchhurs. Salem, WythevilIa. and the principal
places in Virginia and North Carolina are now pre-
farsd to forward, with great dispatch and reduced
rates, every kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels
!rwrlfy, &c., 10 the above named cities, and all
pisces on the sesboard
Our txpress the Steamships will be accomps-
nrd by special Vi ssengers who will give their per
soral attention to the careful handling Of goods
trusted 20 the ADAMS EXPRESS COPS Steamship
EKpress
ShlPPers will please take n tice that packages to
poi-ts IN Virginia and North Carolina, will be- sent by
steamers, unless other marked
Freight received On day of sailing, until O'Clock,
L. M. J. l.. MACDONUGH,
Agent of Adsms ExpIe ess Co.
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NOVEL MODE OF NAyIGATIoS-A late num-
Der Of the st. Louis, Mo, Iutegencer, after in
forming its readers that the steamer Michigan had
run into the woods and knocked down one Of
her chimneys, says, ''She will be up to-day, run
ming on one chimney"
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MATERIAL PROGRESS OF TExAs.-Of all the
slave States in the Union, Texas appears to be
tue most rapidly prog ressng The average value
of assessed land is now 81 2S-in 1852 it was SITE
The total value of land assessed in 1852 was
s33 000 000-now it Is S5s. 100000; of negroes
S3s00O 00O-now $50 000, 900; Of horses and cattle
SS, 600 OO0--no sl7O0000O
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F-SPEOAL NOTlCE.-Express packages for
Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond and all places in Vir-
Rina ami North Carolina, I'M ended for shipment by
"eHHshIps R0sGoke and Jamestown. will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"hoae the authorized Agents for Express privileges
On these ships.
oiice Of the New York and Virginia Steamship
C"mpeny. LUDLAM a. PLEAsANTS
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New Apothseary Store,
1S6, NJ w. corner OF nfaIn zisu iv.h sts
Just above now Custom House, Richmond, Va.
r~At
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d NID1sFUND 81 CU,s WEr'rkklS EX
y PREsS-Rates Of freight PER 100 lhs. on manu-
factured Tobacco from RICH MOND through 70 tho
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On the 9Th OF July most iamentable misfortune
befel the town of Paeerviile. A fIe broke out
and destroyed one hundred aud eisbsy-six build.
ings which, together with other property, were
valued at about $60o 0O0 The town was nearly
all burned, and Mir Benham persisted in the flames,
while several others were injured. Collections for
the sufferers are being taken mp In various places
On the 9Th, the village of Georgetown, Placer CO.
was consumed by fire, and the loss estimated at
100000. Seventy buildings were destroyed On
the 18th, the town Of Fair Play, Eidorado county,
was burned, involving ioss OF about e10,0o0 On
the I6.h disastrous fre took place II Aarysyille.
and consumed . large number vi buildings, valued
At 100000.
miscellaneous.
On the 10th, james Downing, tailor. Of Neva'
da, was shot by his brotherin Law, James Walsh,
and il Is thouehthis wound Il fatal
The reception Of the late Presidential nomina-
tIona has not been particularly enthusAstic a
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N g. Refspts given threush 20 81 TIE seovs
psees ard Goods forwarded TO al psns ef TIE Usi-
ssd states Ala os''ss' sYi6GroRD ! co,
nv q On the Dock
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sETERIFps SALES.

. 81 Ss.s rLea@s5 fIER itE3 a5e!R 5.llai5.
BIZ Il a Bs ssss e Ess
ssss fsEs 5sss i ssisS y ~
- TiiE CONTENTS OF BEER tlists y, Ma,
the latter street. well ~ the
Seized in he above eaasd
js152p25 Sheriff Il lie Parish u Orleans. y
lxrEar COM Vt VILE 4 X RI
y Ia o at5ssS as III
Neazsis praesdeEsi
TN cEETAIE FoSBs DE- sEBiT DE BIERE sitas me
du Maine cees de Ievee ChaTtFe
"a Charities agec les neubles qn Sc ouve1s dams
rs 4 fs4
jy15 % Is Sheriff de a paroisse q orleans.
Js Tg Of NEW
- directed BY honorable the Filth bssrss CONT Il
sssio9 III
Magazine Streets 18Th, 1856 O'clock,
NJ TH IL aS cRT aslsbfa oTs sas a hs
sf ssssa nfa"
Bs# sssss sss 5s anS
oar and & sos
= IS si sss5
the line dividing from lot No Two III feet inches
also n feet lines uton Streets
each, by 17 inches lines In depth line
from lot No. Three and ~ feet inches and
line dsiding from lot No Five And lot ~
feet lines front said Fulton and Front streets 1T
inches and ~ lines the line dividing from
| street. - + = ST - = =
! Seized in the above cause
| TERMs-Cash On the spot. 5-r
jy14 % aul5 Sheriff Of lie PsIisf1 IF Orleans.
CIsarTExE CouR DIsrncr la VILE DE La MILE
| de Ia eorisans ORLEANS Va RoBT. FER
| I'm VEFsTU d. am orffre de saisae ed veIite n
IL adresse Fhonorabe c1ur d. Dfstrfet Ia
Ia Eonvele0eans dams afiFe cidesaus procsderaf lie
FENDREDI Is aodt 1855 midi, Hotel de rue de la
Commune entire ceies de Camp des Magns vente p
blque adjudication des meubles ciapss
7le borne les Fulton Joseph Marce
Nord designes lie plan D. A. Beard date anver
1882 depose etude de H. B. Cenas noae publne par
les Nos les dts terains respecveent
anecaine scion lie dit pan les dimensions suFautes
lie No. "a piets ignes de face cacuned Fulton
ge qui lie separe d No ct II pieds gnes
| la ligne aHi lie separe dn No S. t 559R w.
LIE lot No. egaetnent "a ieds lignes face
chacune des Fulton Front H pieds g
gne la lige qn lie separe No pied pouces
2a gnes Ia liene qui lie epare u No s. ct lie
= pieds gnes de face chacune des ues Fulton et
2 pieds pouces ~ lignes la e qi lie separe No.
1T pied 10 ne de face du Marehe Nord
Saiss dams lafare ci-dessus. 3s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Naturalization.
| JOHN 81. BELL
jy14 % anl5 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d Orleans.
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O. O, WOODM. AM.


N O. BOODNIAN. WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
- Successor Jarvis Woodan Of Common and
Magazine Streets New Orleans, Importer and Deaern choice
DRUGS SELECTED MEDICINES PURE CHEMICALS,
EssENT14 OILS, Medicinal Extracts Fine PeffGmery and
Fancy Soaps, PATENT MEDICINES, SURGICAL INsTRU-
MENTs, DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE, BRUSHES French
and American WINDoW-GLAsss PAINTS, OILS, DYE
sTUFFs, etc.
Druggists Physicians Country Merchants and Planters who
purchase Medicines Of best quality may rely upon being suited
Orders promptly attended to.
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPE.
Receiving by arrivals dectfron England France and Ger
many, large assortment of DRUGS, CHEMICALS GLASS
WARE, PEEFUMERY. BRUsHEs,etc. Among which
1900 boxes French Window Glass, assorted sizes.
100 lbs Conrad's Hydrodate Potash.
1900 PelletIer FIR Quinire.
$50 lbs Manders English Blne Mass
100 lbs Manders English Caloaael. ~
80 jars Carbonate Ammonia
cases Carb. Magnesia.
10 cases Calcined Magnesia.
FROM THE BEST AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS.
1000 ounces Ct Quinine, Power & Weightman.
% ounces Sulphatc Of Morphine.
10 ounces Acetate Morphine
60 ounces Strycinine
100 lbs Am. H. 8. Calo1nel, l bot
30 lbs Am. II. S. Calorne in Is ID boxes
30 Kegs ref. Salt Petre.
Is dozen Chloride Soda
1G) Tbs Nitric Acid.
10 deniiohns Aqua Ammonia.
10 los pure Nitrate Silver sticks.
lbs pnre Nitrate Silver, crystals.
10 bbls Alunn.
bbls Ground Alum. ",..
POWDERED DRUGS.
warrant all POWDERED DRUGS sold by strict!
pure having been selected personally in their Grade state
and powdered for nay sales. Among which are
200 lbs Powdered Ipecac
$50 lbs Powdered India Rhubarb
$50 lbs Powdered Cautharides.
800 lbs best Powdered Bird Cayenne
$50 lbs Powdered UNI Arabic.
1000 lbs Powdered Cream Tartar.
800 lbs Powdered Tartaric Acid.
20 lbs Powdered Extract Colocynth
PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
10000 lbs Pure White Lead
| 10000 lbs No White Zinc Paint, Am.
200 lbs French Snow White Zinc.
20 casks French Yellow Ochre.
bbls Copal Varnsh.
bbls White Damar VarEish.
bbls Japan yarnigh.
bbs Coach VarHish
600 gallons Spirits Turpentine.
| s 900 gallons English Linseed Oil.
| 80 casks English Venetian Red.
| 60 bbls Lamp Black.
100 boxes American Window Glass assorted sizes from
| Shy 10 to "a by 30.
100 kegs Yellow ochre in OIL
| 100 kegs Venetian Red, in oil.
All of which will be sold at the very lowest market
0. o. WOODMAN, New Orleans, La. and
| jel2 5mdGW 0. o. WOODMAN l. CO., Vicksburg, Miss
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WANTED.

YkTANTED-A SITUATION AS SEAMSTRE SS AND
w Chtds Nurse by young we'll qualified for such
place city reference given desired. Apply Mrs
Weatherfcld's, 229 Camp street. jyl4 st
VHTANTED-A FIRST ASSISTANT SUPERINTEND-
w and Teacher for the House of Refuge Both be
competent teach Applications to be left the Commission
er's office, No 90 City Hail. iy9 lin
TNTANTED-TWO COPIES OF THE CRESCENT, OF
w February Gill; 1876. Any Of friends having copies
will confer favor by leaving them this Office. jyl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY
w ms BAREI.II & CO., No 81 Common street.
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THE GREAT COUGH REMEDY-CHERRY
Il ELECTROMAGNETIC following original letter hand
ed to us publication remedy which elicit such
nums, must be good one:
Galveston, Texas, April 25 1856.
DR.. 0. o. Woodman, New Orleans:
My Dear Sr-n justice you and aiuy 10 a suffering
and may sn world Of coughing people, state what your
Invaluable Cough Remedy-yonr Cherry Expecorant
me- when all other remedies had failed to give any
relief In the fall Of 1877, living in St Louis, where have
sided the last years, took
cold which settled lungs and confined to bed
and sered by doctors for several weeks but finally
got legs again. but not cured of hard coughing and
rafting and tickling in throat which continued necessarily
Than six months always the in the winter. My
friends insisted had coughel enough to kill dozen
men, and that be in the last stages Of consumption
made up my mind must cough life away left ST. Louis
in December last TO travel and spend the winter in the South
When called at your Vcksburg you will recoect
coughing so hard could talk make my business
known. You said you would my cough. As you gave
bottle of your Cherry ENpectorant, thought would
slight you and your medicine much try in
thunkfuness shall ever remember the day did In but
few days began inlay and diminish my cough and all tick
ling in my throat and before had used than three
fourts of the contents of that bottle entirely cured
for weeks did raise cough though exposed day and
night in all weahe in travelling However, in March, while
travelling in North Carolina took cold and my cough
ing commenced again. and also the tickling my throat
terva and before arrival in New Orleans the 18th nst
nights coughing would and continue for
OF lWo procured hOher Oottle from
in less than days entirely relieved again.
determined to always keep bottle hand, and in the
mencing OF cough very few small doses will relieve
tirey. fully satisfied it is the Cough Remedy
known to the world and it duty you the cough
ing and afflicted part of the human family put valuable
remedy within the reach Of all. It's praise will upon the
tongues of tens of thousands Of joyful and conghess happy
souls So great remedy your should brought
/ before the public.
| lam, dear sir, respectfully yours,
R. ]. WOODWARD,
| je12 5md&W OF St. Louis, No.