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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01
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e ss.as saliaiss & Ssssss ss ~ Sc ~ 49,
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nans ~ ~ easn e wo.k II my iassdrv vvh,tn.
% Isi:Asl and Hssiy - Spy Appay q the lsuadr,
!.1, 8. WV. r. wooowA.n
WH .sr.,s,. , II.y.,;y .as1 man iF.% =.
ton o. Manager IL fohscao s .s.er on Plants
e. object Address ~. r ~ siaSgo,ss .1!.ry not
Ia1ss.-.-----------.-s@ a., e VI
WANTED .h. advertiser nat II, - ~
Kind to DO, BY the sS p pr to get q Any
Of shoss employas bin Bs.t )" q s1. the wish
son So, R,ss to care Of ss.sta
tended to. s""'no ro'' omcs, will be promptly It.
| WANTED--By an Ame1ica. . IT.;
os,so n a. Lsdy.s Maid or sick Nurse i h.v. ~.
to travelling with ADJ can nsve no
nv Vess Isssem"sndation' Apply this ocs "'''
| WHNTkD, IMNIhDT aTEI-Y.- $500.
house, or rooms suitable for q ANAL f. n,,u ~
: ssnteei neishborhood Rent not TO ercs.y ~. ~
Ros 900 p Pr 3 ns note. addressed to JONEa.
ooA 4s' rest ofhse, will be promptly attended, ta'
WANTED, BY n ,scntiemnn, Of seyereI
~. years experience Ia mercaniiie aff.i,s a .it,.
in n shponons Clsrs or to attend to Books,
Good references given. ppins om'e.-
n. Aadrs.. Roland Singleton, Dispatch oo. Rich.
WANTED-I wish . parc6ase a. h;-e ;.
w No l Cook, Washer and Iron.s T Hc- nare a
one will give good price VI 'u'n
=. wlsn also to make an arrangement with two m
.nrs n families, to supply them with FREsH RIJS.
FER on Ice three times per week AdSresa ~ pm y
0 Lon, throush the Post Offiae nv % a.
WANTED TO DkUGGIsT..--76 he A
Vertner who has had is year, ex peri ce in ~.
Dus business, and has been engaged In large whole.
e. to ob'ai" situation The best of reference, sin.
| en-. Address 70 at this Office mvsa T.
WANTED To htre b. the mon16. ar e.,
| III sne balance OF the year, q good CooS for q
.mal. fsmily Apply a.. this office. nv 9s-ss.
WANTED,,A Nurse (siave7 None need
this ioe. A n s'
WANTED--LAND WARKAYTs-7v,..
w to purchase LAND WARRANTS. and q. T, ann
ouy'ng to locate myself will pay the hiehe,t mar
kst price Persons having Land Warrants to sell
, S0R1FFIN, Office on Wall street,
aPs-oom Opposite 1t. Charles Hotel.
| WASTkD: - Laborers Wanted, at the
| % sreania central Railroad Depot. Apply to
WANTkn HOUsE PAINTKns -Ei4nt or
smn,os ~ COCO house Painters nigh. find immediate
bersl4th street. opposite the Post Office.
JAMES M CARTER
&% contain ing four roons with baaem ent with n
AA garden attached, and q we'll of excellent water
on the premises. Rent per annum $3.50 Apnlv to
my 2l-. tt JAMES M CARTER
IA WANTkD.--EIVE HU ID
YOUNG MEN for the UNITED STATES
;1 MOUNTED SERVICE, to serve In Kan
:1-&. sas Nebraska, California, Texas and New
Mexico. Pay fsom IL to S22 per month. Horses ac.
eoutremen ts clothing food and medical attendance
furnished free of charge
For further Information, apply at tho Rendezvous
franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall, Rich.
mord, Virginia.
B. Fl. NJ ~rsON,
lst Lieut.. goore
ap 2-Sm Recruiti,., >6ieer.
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I'd street, between Baker and Charity ste.
Richmond, Va
u DR. KAHHs office IL at the Clifton House in
i'af Oh baiafd's new botel. my 26- 6tt
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~ NoIfce.-.The Hair Dressing, Shaving,
shampooins and Bathing Falcon trnder the Rsllal 4
House, has been Handsomely fitted up, and Ia now
open. and we invite the citizens and strangers to
give us a call.
n Hot, Cold Ahd Shower Baths can be had
daily. from O'Clock A. M. to 10 P. M
ap 28-dSm HOBSON A. NORTON
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~ j. b SMITHS
L. SALOON, 2ltll
FORMERLY sRAcK.>
Rrrr,S

BROAD STREET,
The subscriber, having taken the above premises,
and fitted them up in superior STYLE would inform his
friends and the uhlic that he s prepared to fur
Nth them with the choices WINES, LIQUORS
and CIGARS. and with every delicacy In the EAT
ING LINE that can be had in own and other
markets
~ FRESH LOBSTERS resolved twice week
LAGER BEER, ALE and CIDER, in bottles and
on drsught
nv q Inn J. B. SMITH.
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IN UNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
e3H WARD.-Tbe above reward will be paid for
the apprehension and delivery to me Of q me-
N gro slave. named ANTHONY, (who left the
Sa1 employ ment Of Mr. Ro. A. Mayo. on or about
the 18th Of March lasr faken beyond the limits of
the State; If taken within the limits of the state
r.ward Of $50 will be paid. The said negro Ia Of
low statue slightly made, of black color and suppos
cd to be about twenty three years old
p. M. TABB & SON, Agents,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin.
nv IS-dGc1m
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ERIN IRON wORKs-.-LBwis

NUUTHERN IRUN WUHK = 'sLHWIS
- l.. BARNES, manufacturer of fire Fnsines,
on 7th s'rsst, Wess sids, between Main md Cary,
Fixtures for manufacturing Tobsceo., Ve,sndsbs,
every description of Cast and Wreusht Iron Railing
Vault Doors Grating and all kinds of house and
Wrought Iron Worf will be done with nesiness end
Dispatch such terms a. warrant will give salts.
faction My old fris nds and the public generally,
solicited to give q call before ensaeine else
where ms c6m
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A.!!UO1IOM aALRu.

AUCTION aALRu.
!. = :. ~ Zgsz 1zzs 1....-..I
1OhaasTsdsvsfsha0 - Ca. =,
IONTHURsDAY J.1e 4. :. ,..,....
4 sst g. the Dost, eoanme . cins a m .Ssi.ss
fson csrSss.. I'll q. sasfo par sehr Lydia sssvsf.
y !: III s:i;..,. ran. 1........ 1o1...r.
or. lS ,s OF SALE For al sums snser aim 49,.
81 @ four months credit for spproysd ~
isi "a. CAB. +. WORTHAM CO..
---------- Apcsiosesrs.
BY Alex Noff Aacf.
ns0CERlEs.. DRY GOODS, sHORs
eeS-Wfu be sold at auction, on TUEsnXy'
Tsnt o. Groceries consistius Of Whshsx Rs.aa.
wLoe, soap Candles. Ginger Pepper Glow. AZ,
iHs n, Choeosts. Tea. Window Glass No. i Nsv
:, Day 9OoDs-A large lot Of DIV Good cio,h;re.
r rnoes Hats black ard White Cotton Hosery. Pts.
Hn,e Thre.ds, Spool Cotton, Linen Bosom Shr.s
OVERWHELMINGLY articles of household an.
J. ALEX. MOTT Aue..
BY 1. & q B. Onvcpport.
MOGEKiFs &c, AT AUCTION .-.Up
soSnon store, at 10 o'clock, an assortment of Gro
oenes, viz: " AS
Lasuayra and Java Coffee
Dlo ~n Hud GLOW SOaD
Adamantine Candies
9unpowder Teas
Block do
Wrapping Paper
Old Rye Whiskey
N Rum; Apple Brandy
% Packages French Brandy
Fort and Madeira Wines
Cigars &c
ALSO,
5oo Sides good" and damaged" Sole Leath
er light and heavy weight
Insms-undsr 100 cash. sl0O and over, months
credit, tor approved paper
/. l. g. B. DAVENPORT,
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az $50
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DIM n0H OLD BRICN > FHK IA LIZ
CUU.UUU am authorized to offer, ct private
SALE the old BRICKS. formerly the Catholic Col
lsre near the Meehsnicsviiie Turn pike gate, ono
mile from the city consisIng of ahous 500,0A0. The
Bricks in very good order, and sutshie os large
building other uses ALfX MOTT.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Princess5ss bales cotton Buckner,
81 w Fs:sa &c
Isl Kicks &ceIIa o. Mandsvlls DO TO
q Ward Hunt-s2 do Byrns Vance Gcoso do to
Payne T
Oakley Hawkins-5o George amedes dco50 D Withers-
SHfs E,n ks
Martin cesb pHs5dnF Abs.y
MePoweil, Mills &col5 r. Ernest ssss Lewis ogesSy@
4Clevelsnd Brothers bales cotton
GapiSl54 bales cotton Payne Har
esass e.nss % s sH
CO.
sss 4sfs fsshas ss
ST LouIsEsteamsr Rspubie-sss bbls -four bhls eggs
sss ksE ss
Fop ks ss. S o Sss adl ~ sb
Kee sos s
sssks shss. % bsis Ssses sss
iso Do shipstuif Marnls sasks oats Moore
S S e h ssss; EeSs s
5onp b saskf s seed Kelsey
hemp Hale G5eensaf.7 bales cotton 70 Campbell srong
"a bales Payne Harrison-lO Carroll Prtehard Eco
"a McCregor Aoway &col do Cuddy, Brown &co-2 do to
Pnckard &col6 bales cotton John Watt &co-sandes
order-Total lis bales cotton htds tobacco
YAZOO RIVER-Steamer jr-56 bales cotton Henderson,
Oakley Hawkns-o bales cotton to jackson &co-27
Lewis Oglesby0 Cleveland Brothers &co bales cotton
dSms so A ssss e DC
so.lS Ward Saunders han-l$ Payne aarsons Dc 70
FedandsT Gerson-s By5ne Vance &eooo sacks cotton
GREENWooD-steamer Yazoo Belle--s bales cotton to
Payne HarrisonS do to Edward Male &co0 bales
sss Watt Moey bales cotton
BALlZE-Steaner Ceres-sundries to order .
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. oPELousAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RA1LROAD-l9 bales cotton to A Kelly &co-25 do {
Nelson &co2o Hugely Blair &co-9oakey HawknslI ia
bales Trosclar Haydell-45 hides l. Mann co-sun.
dries to order-Toal IS bales cotton.
CONSIGNEES.
BosToN-ship Constiution-Prce, Converse &co-F Ram
vile Iron Works-C Boye-Ogesby McCauley-D Harden
Smith Cooper ScoBridge Ranlett &co-Hae Greenfield
mele BRO Buddecke &coNJ Bnrbridge aco"Horrei
Gayle &co-Cuddy Brown &co-George Connely-P Brin:
ton &co-Buekner Stanton Newman Robson Allen-J
Clauss-G A Fosdick-T B Smith, H Marks &co-E Hart
6co-A Whiting &co-Thiee Seller 6co-Kennett, Dix ECO
Observation-Disclosures Gersen-C Gaines &coG Pickett
j Person &co-Wright, Allen &coJ Hyae kco-Kenne
y
wins LOCKER Rayue-Henderson Peale-Perkns kco-
Jenkins &so-cust1% hGGse-E TAYLOR &co- Grief
l. Ranlett &co-Rice Bros-Goodrich &co-R Aucon-W
navis.Robertson McDougal77-Eaon Henderson-W
Oakley Hawkins-J Gould &co-Thornhili &co-V David
j Woodruff Sco-Vose Bros.Reed Fied.C Stewart
sey-s Mitchell &co-E smith-A Welbur-E Marquee
ond order
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n o III c e .

Lfs,y's Double Actng Suction and Force Pump,
scith India Rubber Bal Hafpes,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining
tons Dry Docks Ships, Ocean add River Steamers,
Dwellings, etc. ETC.. ETC.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent for this State
for the sale o. Jehes Improved Double Pump with
India Rubber Bali Valves prepared
and furnish This valuable invention june
York State Fair, held at Emra in that year In intro
ducing this Pump this community the undersigned feels
confidence that his efforts bring general be
seconded BY all who Its operation and construction
The perfect adaptation Of solid Balls of India
Their and their yielding
certainty operation and perfection which cannot
be attained by the Of other Valves simplicity
the facility with which the removed
and desirable Pump in Every Planter Ship Steamboat
Captain should Of these valuable Pumps
apart from their general purposes they in
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine.
Size capacity Of forcing 20 gallons min
Size possesses capacity Of forcing 40 gallons Per min
ute Price SIS. = 3 =.
Size No possesses capacity Of forcing Is gallons
larger Sizes suitable for Dry Docks or heavy Drainage
construction and be expected Nos and ad-
iraby adapted Sugar Houses forcing the
asses and the ordinary which generally
Piled while for swampy Lands the No. ndfs
pensabie.
subscriber convinced that when these Pumps are
they will speak for themselves and that
they will go into general use. ts.71 go.
Samples Of Size No. be operation at c. c. Eer
Coz No. IS Camp reet Price CouloH's, No. 11 Poydrs.
street the office Of the undersigned where persons
ANDERSON D. DIETER, Agent,
ma ly rg .tgfg. 3 80 Gravier street,
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gebietu ut tbs Markets.

SUGAR AND MOLASSES. The sales of Sugar Included
so hhds by party l227c for Clarified Nothing doing
in Mo asses
FLOUR We noticed sales of about 900 bbs including 100
Unbranded at 81 s 3 81 IS for Fine and S. Is for Super
fine 800 Supene IS Is 700 in two three lots at S. ESQ
S. 3d. and 200 Extra private terms super6ne has been
lstery, owing lage portion of the receipts
from ST. Louis proving have been ground from poor wheat
and not passing inspection.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn confined to 200
sacks Of which 700 mostly White Mixed 6466c 800 Prime
White at 75c and Choice for milling Mt SIC D bushe
OF Wheat 600 sacks Prime Red sold in two lots 81 10
q busel The sales of Oats comprised 1000 sacks St. Louis
at 44D+5c, and III poor Ohio at $50 y ue Small lots Of
Bran were selling at 75c u 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork still retailing at SIS y Dbl
and round lots held at the same OF Bacon casks
Shoulders sold at M few casks Ribbed Sides
b. The sales of Lard included 100 kegs at lac y which
was the asking rate for Prime in tierces.
COFFEE. Nothing of ahy Importance was done.
GUNNY BAGS. One small lots were sold at l5c.
INDIA BAGGING. owe mentioned some retail transact
ions at IA l@l41sc p yard.
SALT cargo of 1000 bushels Cadiz in bulk, sold
few days since private terms, and of 1000 bushels Cag
ari just received, is now offering.
WHISKY. One small lots of DeNer's Extra
sold 35c + gallon.
FREGHTS A ship taken for 11avre at lc for Cotton,
and few hundred bales shipped for Liverpool I'D
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UNIVERSITY OF LoU1sIANA-1Aw DE

" PARTMENT-
The Lectures in this Department will the
cond Monday Of Novem. 1885, and continue until the first
Monday Of April 1885, They will embrace the important
branches of the Civil Common Constitutional and Intena
onal Law well Equity, Jurisprudence and Practice
Lectures will be delivered by four Professors
Those by Professor McCALEB will treat of Admiralty and
Maritime Law international Law, and the Jurisdiction Of
Courts Of the United States.
Those by Professor RANDELL HUNT will treat Of Com
mercial Law, Criminal Law and the Law of Evidence.
Those BY Professor RoSEUS will embrace the Civil Law
Land Titles whether derived from England SPAIN France
the United sate and the Practice Of the Courts Of Civil Jus
diction in Louisiana.
Those by Professor HENNEN will embrace the Common
Law Equity Jurisprudence and Practice, and Constitutional
Law.
The degree of Bachelor Of Laws will be conferred those
students only who shall have attended full courses Of Leo
full after having read twelve months under
the direction of respectable Counselor at Law and who shall
examination by The various Professors be found deserving
of the honor. am 49,
Of each Professors s5 matrculation fee s
SlO for the diploma.
All communications must be addressed to the Dean of the
Faculty, AT New Orleans THEODORE H. MCCALEB
jel9 tnl0 Dean of the Faculty.
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Shipping Sntelligeaes,
TUESDAY, September %, 1867,
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
ship Arlington, Norton, for Cadiz and market,

ARRIVED.
Steamship Galveston Washbu from ndanoa via Galveston
to W Tempeton- 3erwick's Bay.
Steamship Oregon, Myers, from Mobile.
Sehr West Florida Burns days from Pensacola Pooey
Ricol 6co-Basip N'S'
Brig Rutus Sonle, from Matapsas
Ship Hannah Croker Hoon 20 days from New York. to G;
Ship jas Ttcomb Dean, "a days from Cagiar Kock-lst
dist 80 "
Schr Gen Scott - days from Mobile to master-Basu
schooner Helena MaAent days from Mobile, Newton
Sco-Basin y '''''
Schr Martha, -, from Pearl Rver-BasiI.
Schr Black squal Myers. from Biloxi-Basn.
Scnr Mary Ann, Jones from Bilox-Basn.
se Hirondelie, Mallory from Bay St I.ous-Basn.
Sn Toncerdia, Chnlon from Bny st l4ous-Basn.
S Schr Yankee Gal, Jermyn, from Biloxi-Basin.
S Si 1Esceoa smith. from Atne River-Basn.
scar enterprise McNeGr. from Pascagoula-Bnsin.
sem Shepherdess, Whitaker from Pearl River-Basin
Schr hiizapeth Ann, Atkens from Pearl River-Basin
STEAMBOATS,. 'ft |.
Princess, Wilson, from Vcksburg GO
CAPITOL Barrauco from Bayou Sara
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GI 1l4aR + HNEumATIt STEFAN GKANy-

GILMAN'S PNEUMATIC STEAM GRANU-
~ LATOR is now in plantations comprising
largest and smallest classes; taken Cd
three with combination of the following advantages
over other known application Of
1ator entire steam train; g.'.5 Il
1t requires bat Of 80 pounds Of strike
q Battery.n
2 It requires additional water for the boilers.
g. Its pipes never '.scale o require cleaning
Its heating surface is equally distributed throughout
body Of juice that and hard grained sugar
g. The steam being all condensed boilers
direct boilers required where the
boilers large and Glmans Bagasse Furnace
pair of cylinder boilers 80 inches diameter and "a long
with Gilmans Bagasse Furnace furnish grind
and run the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hhds
per day. -
g. The Pneumatic Battery Granuaor operation
at much less the planter than any other
application Of making sugar. part entirely
by steam.
For further inorma'on pamphlet with full specifications
and drawings will be furnished application
who prepared make Battery Evapo
ClRers DO used with direct exhaust steam
SAMUEL H. GILMAN F*
d. 1y 10 Gravier New Orleans, La.
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SPOKEN.
IMPORTS.

NEW YORK-ship Hannah Crooker-Assorted ndse.
CAGLIARI-Ship Jas Titcomb-6T tons salt to c Kock.
MOBtLESchr Helenns50 bbls rosn Price, Converse eco
-225 bols rosn 40 bblA spirits Blessey &co
OBILE-Steamshjp Oregon-sundries to Davis r Ged-
des-Order. tF 5Es1f s1s IA lff Ut - f77-f
PEARL RIVER-schr Marthal0 600 lumber order.
PENSACOLA-Schr West Forfda-s0 lumber to Pooley,
Nicol &co-iS9 cubic feet DOORS SASH etc, to Tournade
BiL0xI-schr Black squsll36 900 feet lumber
BILoxINschr Mary Ann--25 600 lumber to order.
order. . r. = -
order.
MOBILE-Schr Gen scot.-40 900 feet lumber order.
ANTE RIyER-Sc Osceola3OO 600 feet lumber to order
PAsCAGOULA-Schr Enterprise-40 900 feet lumber to
Care, v
order. lI -
PEARL RIvERschr Elizabeth Ann-s5 900 feet lumber to
MATANsAs-Brig Rufus soule-25o bbls Molasses to B
Murson n =
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inches In diameter BY twelve long, in Lsthcs our
Of solid metal supply in and for at the usual
prices SAMUEL j. GILMAN.
f3rpvf erx trsef
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COMPREHENSIVE.

N9TICEEE- TT F.. DEATH OF OUR SENIOR EN- B.; j. a
hs survivors, G D. GfRARbEY and e. PITTS, who respect
fully solicit continuation of the public patronage heretofore
au5 If J. A. BEARD co.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ENTERED INTO
partnership from the LIST inst, for the purpose of carrying
be sr promptly R attended to- GbAS H CHASE
l NERsHlP with SIr; JOHN " sCkUGGs, Of Huntsville,
and bness The from and
wv o,,1S. 80. ,a.- JAMES H. DoNEGAN,
| New Orleans, Sept. !, 1857. SEE I'm
MR., j. NJ. WAGNER BECOMES THIS DAY
,-o.,.---s KEUrGES ( co.
| New Orleans, Sept. l. 1857. seq I'M
CoP9AIRTNERsH Z! EHNpERsIGKEDH HAVE
firm and viii hereafter continue the Faeorage and Commission
DURRTvE 4 co @-'' s'''' 1D"''-'D
| NOTICE-MR. CHARLES QuENrELL will be ass ;.
carried on hereafter under the style ADLEK %
| New Orleans, Sept. l, 1857 s 81. ,
nIss0LgTION-rHE coPARTN sRsHIP nsRp.
5sis. 5 ~ S T;e 81 Xs' TsIIF
4sa;' 's s9s ss' Rs
New Orleans SEPT. J. 1857 " f T. SSSo{onfHhR , ,n.
H44E I!s R1y 7RK ~ Az M !:
New Slssas iii fen
Ga56s from this date under E rs r q Ta5
New Orleans July / .ss7. THos j. oA ST s
4 bers have this : SHIP NoTIcE-rHE sURsva1.
[S fDSssTshs xsb ns GM
PRads, New and
Paine sslty solicit the orders the old eu TONERS of
& and ,he public generally hoping b With the in
Sufe n Who may bahe 50 enabled Ss IN
May ], ls57.-jyst If =. w. 1S SNARE
N2r1 B9EBh FA y. ~ THIS DAY SOLD 70 Ms
Ss hs sS s ~ No Il Canal
Se c SsS viii ny pe ss gains indebted
New Orleans, FeSfuaT "a ,,lss7. GEO g. DUNBAR
ssaSissmeHatA y serHIs DAY BOUGHT OUT TIL,
A S a ssn pags the 6ssae aSs
ss s
New Orleans ,bruary IA lss7.fsl6 ~ y A DO-' paw
SSANbtE WATCH sIUNF, CORNER GAM
Ell fT HiRs and
rsassd W eng aged the services OF Mr. Eae
that line haker prepared to do all kinds of work
to os smopn.ed JsVsry repaired manufacture
nsi " Old Gold and Silver bought. o ,, ,,,,
I'll z...v, BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANT
C. Es9hand and for salsfrom the mandatory of
~ Messrs J. NJ. BRUNSWICK BRO, Cincinna
@ uerior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brnswcks patent Cus
ia also Cloths Balls, Cues and all other trimmings oelon
otdsrs kfuly received and promptly attended
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NDERSON d. DIETER, COMMISSION NER.
a CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEr FER5,s DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH fNDIl
RUBBER BALL VALVES. A7s~ \
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- LADlEsMEounded In lSsa by Madame Lsrs, and COZ
tween Customhouse and Benvie Streets New Orleans.
The Summer Session Of this establishment Pass Christian
begins the list June The buildings there enough
e aceon%odse FIFTY hoarders and an indefinite nu5e Of
and good wharf The Institution provides thorough
antia instruction every stage and department Of education
and offers great facilities for the requirement French
guage Singing and Sofege taught by Mr. Provost the well
known leader Of the Orchestra Of the New Orleans Opera Mr.
Provost will reside at the Pass during the will
nue his lessons Singing and in the establishment h.
will also give private lessons in families
Examinations in music take place every during winter
in the city and every fortnight during the the
city school remains the whole for bosrdes
day scholars. |s'5T7i2f 10 rny2S "
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MEMORANDA.

q MEMORANDA. 4
~ The steamer Republic from 81 Louis 18th inst reports
the river falling slowly at 81 Louis with and half feet
water In tie channel Cairo The following boats were load
ing for New Orleans Cora Anderson, Planet Kenneth
New Monongahes MeGf, Allegheny VIM Morrison
~ The officers Of the steamer Yazoo Belle reports the
Yazoo River falling slowly with three feet Mccormcks Bar
and thirty inches at Dead Mans. '
~ The chip Kate Hunter from Calcutta reported below
coming up has received orders proceed Boston.
SPOKEN.
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inst Bremen bark North America q days out from New
bound Laguna 9Th lat 10 50. long 20. British ship
John Morrison from Hong Kong bound 10 Havana with
Of coolies. 5.
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FOR RENT.

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- EOR RENT-ERoM THE FIRST OF OCTOBER.
two ..o,story Hoases Nos q and Is DIy4d.s
Also, Hercules street cnas was, Houses No 4s .ua
Apply subscriber corner Bacchus and rs
l's u, 'i Is. JAMES rorsYru
M Store No. Camp street. second door below Poydr.s
NV, so,y Frame Dss.g
ssets yard paved with eisten and hyran safsse
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very ,vo;stsry Frame bwsias hssnd d
,sNN''' ''''''' Ap'' HYDE GOODRICH,
sell If corner of Canal and Royal Streets
- FOR RENT-A. LARGE OFFICE WITH PRE-
IRE Ct s Ns
Nos 100 III IIs and lls Tchonpi!ouas street. situated
M between lafayette and Girod and running h.oash TO
the rear ss'f ssss in
By ihs updsIssasd corner q Canal and cassndsiss
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ea water anufactory cstern maker, COOPER foundry
boiler maker. ~. e..q =
Several other Dwelling Houses and Stores asqast Der
bguy Marais Dyades Basn Camp, Constance Annnncia-
tion Faon and other streets in the First and Fourth Districts
For terms, apply to JAMES DESBAN, - w
s8 Real Estate and House Broker,
an17 If 96 Common street. Verandah Stores
EURNISHED ROOMS AND OFFICES TO
RENf-Two beautifully furnished airy and comfortable
rooms communicating with folding doors and well lighted
Office In the BASEMENT No. l67 Carondeet Of
Heva, only few steps from Lafayett Square.
Also building Hevfa street, suitable for stable OF
house. jyl6 Sm
Tor RENTLSEVERA AL LARGE OFFICES IN IRON
front building, No. 50 Camp street Apply to-
tylS . GEO. W. HYNSON & Co. g Camp 81,