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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-08

NEW
S L Il | n &
NJ | l. l. | n E r Y,
JUST RfoEIVED At THE
Paris and New York Wh1iss ale and Retail
Millinery Establishment,
corner Vr sf adv aaI ihtrd sHost-
DAWN 'oRr IOWA.
Tae 81 b-crtbar taxes Psasar" 10 informing the -
dies OF D,venpvrt, socs Issni aud yistslty,
that he hg. -, rs.urned from New YORK
city witha large al | o.. < ~ assSrineni
BONNET RIB Ms, sILns. FRENCH FLOWER 4,
and all KIM o.
MILLINERY GOODS.
Also tbs i5Tgesi and Jest selected stock IT
STRAW Asp sEAP ,LIrAs BpSHET-, LEsnoRs, PEDAL
AID AND 1T STRAW ELeIS,
ever brau. nj 10 This city. Ladies' viii had at our
ssLsbIis h IN +, IL 81. rca and ts5ty raaiy made
SILK AND STRAW Trimmed BoANkTS
Of me latest Paris ias, are kept in The most
fa.hioDsoi- stores IN the city OF New YORK
.-----, SILK AM OR ,pk BoaskIS --as-ss-
OF eFsy descr ion IN ,ds 10 order and warranted
todt. hiliine supplied with Pattern Eopnsts and
every stttets IN Lhsif line ~ wholesale. -
n B. straw H3laets pleachei, pressed and all
tered. Pinklng. Mafkius and STAN ping for sli
ki"ds Of miro dcTy ard Braiinz doLs 10 esdsr AZ
Short notIcs. 4ak1sxs
Corner OF Brady I'D Third stress, DsSssport
Iowa mh.3
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-08

b A N Il I II q

~ ~ IN - - Cy ~
nyr u-- = $780,
ASllm&n, 60W0Is g M0A03n,
RANXERS AND OEAI4n1 III EXCHANGE,
nAyE.N P0R1 nfhAA.
APEICE, Brady stsect, between 5seDEs ana aisd
1Istrss.s exchange d All the brincinal eatiss Of
the United sts,ea Great Brl,s n Ireland And Con-
tina nt.i Europe bou9h, and aid.
Notes ana Orsts collecasd nd procssds RENTED
,oany par Of nc Un.ed States Il current ratss Of
Ia change
Collection. al ootes, dyAt,s secouats tasscios and
1esitances made 10 al psvts OF he linked STATS,
aDadas and Europe.
stocks and Bonds bought snd sold % eomutaatsn
SAD Dividends collected
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-08

Atwo story stone HOTEL and STuRb, East Dav
export; building ssxso feet, lot 7oxl2o, rents fol
AeUO.
STONE MILL with 3 run Of hurrs and new engiAt
IA inch cylinder, boii rs A inches diameter, q
zoe, long In conPese running order, capable o
grinding 700 bushels In "a hours,
Elegant MILL SITE be waen the above and Da
yid burrows Mil, Il 81 Davenport, 60 feet BY go
fronting on the river.
FlFTeEN lots of various sizes in East " 2ei
port, near the Mills and the bluffs, nns bui y
and business Tote.
BRICK STORE and DWELLING, corner OF Roel
Isand aud Second streets, ITO feet second srsss
rent. for sou.
BRICK sroRE nsxtto Brady on Second street
rents for 500
THIRTY LOTS in East Davenport In tie ort'
nut, or II
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-08

THE HOTEL 1T WALCOTT. 81
TIWRLvR miles west Of Davenport, the nese 81.
lion the IL & D. asiiroAd. tn houoo 4
welt built, and I. s.asteh rs elevat1o0 u
IN. prairie, conmsrd'n Sn extensive View Of -
surrounding cinity IL q favosito -.
sor for spor,srnen ounns tho bunting ssasoo. =
large and cor Enod:nns Ssa HE Il attached ~ s1s
premises. Terms very low, and
l. . n & Z AT
Tor part OF the nn,"s" money WI 30 siven.
Posse ssion giyes i'm nrcia ely. Appiyto
nov@2 DIR CooK.S sAR0kNT.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-08

PHENIx INSURANCE CO..
OF HARTFORD, CcSA.
Capital Stock, seno.0oJ
Surplus. ila3za5e ssgs.ssaos
Hec..lyed for premiums tu
ring tue year. 1911 ns5,97
do for interest, 10 Gpi "a ssvi nis.fi
Leases paid during the year T62si.5s
Disidends paid during The yesr 4s.0tu.tp
Ali other expe ndis1res 80
agents taxes, DC, 90 Bvs.s4 1ftg.i 1876. 9S
bassesin prpgre.s OF adjust,
msni, 1857 80
Lots reported on which
action mas oeen taken, ii .buu.Uu
Losses feaIstad, 5000. ~ s4o.e-I. 80
syaopsis Of statement made to the Comptroller Of
tue state Of New York, as requiTsd Dy law, on the
3isl 81 December, 1856.
Paid 70 J. NJ. +. Han a Co. for loss when occur
red al Davenport, Feb. llth. esBs.
Tho 6bave named fret class Company cont nuss TO
tasiare on good n perry LA the Ell OF davenport
and ada ens country on as favorable terms an,
ohs PAM of ike standing, a. the agency once
u HENRY b. HOFFMAN, room No. / II 6nan's
tit,.k, Main street. nh tim
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-08
Bank of Florence.

FlePence, Nebraska.
ego. Is. SARGENT, Pres't. JIM PAssx. c..A,r,
Ts undersgned proprietoFs u the Bank q lkneaeh
Nebraska, BY the provfaioos es ies cheg1r -.
dydusily responsible for all it, ksses, snd Vim No.
the Votes Of saf institution NJ it, ne e. 81
Florence, in coin, and either Of their BANKING H.
ia Eassrn Exchanges or 10 specie II rasrs . oAsx
carsncy.
COOK & SARGENT, Davenport
COOK, SARGENT &DUwNLY,Iowa CITY, SlcVs
COCK, sAkGENT 4 COOK, f .Dssmoineei
Cook, SARGENT PARKER, Florenns NsbsaA
July dd
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-08
NEW GOCil%.

\ ming in the 6racorv and pfux lins, jlst re
csIsed aud Tor safe war Low, for cash, al
"a 5tf AAVORD VAN PATFESs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-08
gEsAs. r.. w ERB

HAVING sold his intefes, In tho Drug store No
aftu isElatrS Sow, Davenport, lows, 10 Messrs
rsylor& BsIinrd. souid eespeal for .aem he pat
fonAse SO kindly extended 10 aim.
One OF the dfm being q graduate OF Pharmacy sne
ne other hayilg had experience Of Ten or lively.
years In tbs prescription oa.i1ess. he conntebt
rscomm ends them TO The public ssssfe and comps
tept.
davenport Feb. g7th, 1857. .s'sa,l
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-12-31

FRENcH LOSSES IN THE CRIMEA.-Dr.
SERVE, who acted as Physician General to
the French army during the last war
with Russia, has just published book
which contains painful account Of the
losses and sutienngs endured by the French
troops landed in the East, but particularly
by those engaged in the siege Of Sebastopol.
OF 3O9,27S officers and men sent from
France during that short war, 100000 EN-
tered the hospitals, and were treated proies.
slonallv, $4,000 for wounds received in ac-
lion. and 10000 for diseases Of various
kinds contracted during the campaign. The
first troops which embarked in France
were attacked with cholera, which followed
them to Athens. Gallipoli, Varna, and the
Dobrudska. That scourge appeared 10
suspend It's attack for brief period, while
the French In conjunction with their Bit.
lsh allies gained the victory at the Alma.
On their arrival before Sebaslopol the
cholera again attacked them, and the re.
ceptions III the military hospitals during the
month Of January, 1855, amounted TO nine
thousand. They were chiefly treated for
cholera, scurvy, frost bites, and wounds of
every description. Typhus fever shortly
after set in, but was quickly checked by the
energetic treatment adopted by the French
Physicans. The health of the army was
better during the spring OF 1855, but ,l,e
cholera reappeared in July, and placed
$500 men horS dc combat Typhus fever
set in again and added To the mortality.
On the sth September SebastopoAw Ia.
ken by the allied armies, but nevertheless,
between the lst of September, 1855. and
the lst of April, 1856, of I45I20 French
troops under arms in the C,nnea, $4,000
entered hospitals. DR.. SERVE saws lha,
the senrvy prevailed at this period, the con
slltulion OF the men being impaired through
fatigue aud privations. The Doctor further
adds, that the most disastrous period Of the
campaign, in u medical point Of view, was
during the months of FEBRUARY and March
1866. violent typhus, engendered by
the Infection Of the heaps of refuse in ,h.
camp, struck down more than 10000 sol.
dlers at the end fthe campaign, aotwith,
standing the precautions adopted by the
piedical staF. IL is said that the number
OF SICK IN hospital in proportion TO the force
under arms was never so great in any for.
mer campaign. OF the medical staff. SO
physlcIans or surgeons fell victims TO their
de'otedness Ian enormous figure" observes
The author, when one reflects ON the small
number employed" The French flee, like.
wise suffered serious losses from sickness,
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-12-31

A young lady in Newport, KY, has ad
vertlsed The names Of gentlemen, amy one
Of yRom she is willing to marry-"6rst
come, first served
A gentleman the other evening object
ed to playing cards with alady, because,
nc said, she had such o swimming Way
about her.
u say, Jim, what mechanical work did
You do frstl asked one darkey of another.
Why, eW teeth, ob course" replied the
othar, Instantly.
y lass am no more," as the girl SAID
when she got married.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-12-31

The New York albion" the English pa
per, persists in asserting that the Peerage has
been given 10 Macauley, on the implied
promise that lie will not carry has history
to the reign of tho Georges. The truths
which ho would be obliged to tell relative
to that royal house, arc said to bo dreaded
by the Queen.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-12-31

\ verdant Yankee expectant for office
was advised the other day to apply for the
consu!shp at the Lobos islands. ojce Gaaao,
remo0ed. He had his letter written before
he discovered the Joke,
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-12-31

Go'd Is universally worshippsa without
s"eis temple; aud by all classes, without
a single hypocrite,
The cradle 10 ~omsns hpllot boz. Ye,
and sems Of them deposit in Il two ballots
81 once, Now. isn't that ilIegsll
WHY is kiss like some ssrmonsi BE.
casse tbese are two heads and ons spplica.
tiop.
The Hlebt os nature should never BE-
paid, Il il can't be eollsc,s., without ~ esv.
eutiop. s. Q !, a;
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-12-31
1Y g!Al!vts q rRrlll1fz
THE EUAKuIINA.SPAR
BY OKVTss 6. TRIMMER.

~ ><~s~J~~SN~~ >S~-So-~S~~ S~s>~v~~S
tsassfwo sDoLL Nsss spers snnsns.ias advance; or
se260saSthe end Sf the ycar. Ifi not paid snsil
amer the pear expires $500 sssssla 49,
faytneat viii ts@coasid dsrsd -inA advance n r,hde
Swithio threo uaoaths. ~ sSaesss8 $50 y ssszs S
No subscription takea for less than six months.
sMmey ansy be Sremlsted shroush postmasters n,
our risk. .-ss-s-ss i.fF ~
Advertisements inserted at the asual rates, and
soatraSss made on reasonab,e tsrms.s>& e& 81
Tho SrARrAN circuiates largely oscr this and
sdjenng dslticts, Dad offers an admiral le medium
60 friends to rsac,t customcrs sS' s,s7NsaaS
JOB work of alt kinds promptly executed.
Biankss Law and Equity. continuslIy ON hand or
printed TO order. q .ssrfs - s<,s as5S - asa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-06
COMPTROLLER OFFICIAL.

-four os 10 s. ss nd saal y nade Of one
A. As; \, I'm ~ ~ ss sIsss ma, s'a
ss q; q ssssss u s1Sssss y. whole
r1 a.. 8 81 .l shan = is,a Win
4 Der sss'ins SSss e ~ g & n ~ Is
- 3 s:ssi sssa ssSs Ths JOINS Sssvsss shs
~ e ss Whole ssss , ass
q "a I'd ss'ps de-:
q slope e ~s5ds re oq ~ Fl. e re e
js a. ~ s roaisscsars i Rsir sspsass and veil
ass solid, There sha be 4 hsdsng e
s, wv ss ss : ssass -
SIC @ sssr RsSs .ss re-
!, ss.s :ss II IL
IL sostrscsors sha bind hemssyss 70 begin the il
e az sesrevs q The adiuais.s9a ~ he
ssS.ss: ] sdlsdis.sa y 81 oonaoa 6csss 81 81
for coaAe olths and ne contractor for tht
sT + s s . i Ten asass ssl
Nd svsfy ~ theteA!ter the work i not completed
IL
"a ~ tractor
The third ard fourth contracts !. /,
ssusTss and acceptance q the the Street
wa e = made y as as Y ss ss
q AZ CITY chs1sr either II c.sh q II notes y one
. q eelssss y IL nj he
IL 6sd Liable ponsiss fl q sad bulls ,hen
~ AZ ci e and ssiss the property IL case
a. e I'M d IN WI I'll, Il
e.isS s SsT oscssss ~ cost q pso
Aiys shs .sSs as@ssaiss q said petitioner
;s s Il sls q III
ss =; q Z
ss ssda L SCI ssps
o sSuss as.ss ~ ia S,heas inasa
nifty we'll understood that in case the
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-06

apxCTFTCAT1oNs for the contract for lew
nnd 4Eelne the noftb west
sss nmian Ia irsans sreat and aiso Orleans street
fsssc iiSsrful in Asepne q Nctairie Road
s ie dth Of I'D roadwayy which is SIS feet shall be
e IN sccordanne With the lines herh and grades to be
he Oily Hlling the where
snd 3 hal se Wlde Il The TOP one foot wide al
l md erfteen iuchss cep sesil be dug ~ the con-
frss Nam Ais n ths roa sys Tie sides aud bottom Of
IA dhcSss s6s bs IL Vol snoohed o
mi manner TO- isysr II shells Tx inches
f;crnsx shsi rst ID paced and rolled with ve thousand
an rois throe tns ara second layer 81 shells slx inches
shs s bs placed on ths TOP q tho layer
rolled vit The same roller a. often
my y Sscssry, md X such manner whole thickness
ses6ss cs6er wlss il sasiI Ss rejected.
s ~ a. eonrses s Is Ssli X al isbcr
The eanfFsetoi hind the work II the
onp ind q NE sase Ill aiter under PEN
y fen doilxs III III Ana every day thereafter
hind himsa to In repair the shelled
oftid 81 yssr completion and Its
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MI MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS, Z
October II, 1857.
OPENING Greatmen, now DauPhlne street.
~ Public notics y given n conformity With kssou
Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans TO have
opposed Greatnen Dauphne street Poland street to
ne Ursunes accordance with the petition Of
property said for the same which has
been pqbhea In the official Journal in conformity with Section
81 81 10 ( - ~ ~, cHAs NJ WATERMAN, May:r
MARIE DE La NoUvELLE 0RLEANs, Z
vs. Ky 4Sss sgl NJ Ss88 & IS Il Octobfe, 1851 5
OVERTURE de In rue DIES Grands-EiOm-
~ mes, maintenant Dauphne-Ays public est par ls
present donns que, a resolution No. ap
1851 Conseil Conmun de h vile de Ia
Orleans antention fare Ia des Grands
Hones msinfeant Dauphine de Ia Poogne an Cou
vent des Ursunes &C. Dime petition des propre
foncies de Ia de aquee etc pubiee confome
X a92 Az E7SlI23 5CaAS NJ WATERMAN, Marie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-06
CoMPTRoLLER--oFFICIAL.

COMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE,
49, ~ City Of New Orleans July I, 1855.
DESOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and
N he hereby required give notice. by
Standing official that in accordance
3d. 1854 Council will pay any bill against the city unless
contracted authority OF order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to- ESQ
i7843 [Signedl r. j.. TRACY,
s5l3s President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
ISigued] L. H. PLACE, t-5st
~ gsf President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April o, 1855. on ~
lSignedl5 JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayer. ~ " k
The attention the officers Of the city and of the public is
775ss 75TsE ~ T. THEARD,
jy18R Comptroller City Of New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-06
s;PEcIEIcATIoss for the COMMUNICATION q

nx.rEyc unnEs nx.,.,....,, ~, ~
ri .sails f,,s,sa ~ ia uieo sntsT
~ ,bs east ;s ~ !, M NAH sdes n
Tauiopss S Peter Ossans ss Ann. Damsins 81 Philip and
on 10th SIDES az reur sixs, Wieo
= ve and T,oenois Sr, Vat ~
and IN INA sIi east sid N Ernsd eet fra
Canal Ursupes Street excent hse brien
ssfe - Il rsaiv II ynrf M
sidewalks shall be aajadcased into four
Flssf rhe dewaks IN Touo,se st patar 81 Ann
T)ansine III p6ilip Roman Prenr johnson Miro ranii'
1ssr,s 70 nargpnnn AMI Rroaa stysets t '
Second Gout5hcf-The sidewalks Ufsplines street ~
sfs,rst fsoftrset The mad waks % i;aroudset walk
Winra ~ me Inc sidewalks included a
4hs arst eontracf SHAH be twelve feet IN width =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-06
DENTISTRY.

DENTAL N0TICE.-DR. J. WEST,
Practical Dentist, No. liz st. Charles street,
EV$XX near Poydras street.
~1I1IL J. W. would call particular attention to his
method of constructing ARTIFICIAL TEETH They made
perfectly in form and shape with false The
original expression of the mouth and face restored
with clear and distinct articulation of speech This effected
by having the inside OF the teeth and of natural
which tongue readily adapted This that kissing
persons wearing artificial teeth The
practcing in this city fifteen and feels
confident that he will give satisfaction those who honor
him with their patronage. All DESTROYS of obtaining his
would do we'll to call and examine his specimens
p,iD " .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-06

NFFLClETCATIONS e.
~ moving and filling up the old pyies
Parish Prison and Police Jais building new prives
PRIvIRs PRISON AND POIlCE JAI-The sinks
prves Parish Prison. and the sinks Of the
old pryies the Police Jail shall be well cleaned and
shall be filed high the with London
gravel sharp Counter walls two bricks thick
the said pyies Said coup-
walls begin Level Of the yard and
height the level Of said ward
and BIZ made Of we'll burnt BRICKS laid in hydraulic
ment IN me best manner and the bottoms o. said sinks to be
paved win aHe ocRs ~ me oest manner new oors SHAH o
mil dressed yellow pine planks. SAID floors
seats wi sufficient quantity of holes shall be made in each
prVy also the required stairs to be laid from the yard to the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-06

SEzas,s DIR. A. L.. PLOUGH, Jun10r,
H2 DENTIST,
S21I11I Jas 1y
Ge,A MEDICAL, SURGICAL AND ME-
S-I443 CHAE1CAL DENTISTRY.-Dr A. T. DOS.
NM TIE manufactures superior Artificial Teeth on
~l111lJGold, PlaiAa, Silver or Guta Percha.
Teeth removed without pain. Office No. 10 Baronne street,
New Orleans. d9 ly
szup1t CHARLES Ii. KELLS, u. u. s.,
No. ISL Canal street. between Carondeet and
fYST Earonne Streets New Orleans. ARTIFICIAL
inserted In tnll partial sets, which,
for Beauty Utility and Comoro the Weare
lyAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-06
SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
F7 fMan Depot 80 Camp sree-Branch, S6 Chartres
l.. G ABICI, Proprietor.

l.. GABICI, Proprietor.
The stock of comprises and complete
assortment Of
EUROPEAN MUSIC,
ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
ERARD'S and PLEYELS PIANOS
- - Directly imported from Paris.
STEISWAY SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS
N B.These celebrated Pianos considered, by the
prominent artists the best in the United States
Messrs Sons have received public
trial Exhibitions and Fairs of the North than
MUM GOLD MEDALS for the superiority their Pianos
Also, large assortment Of
c. FISCHERS PIANOS of all sizes at moderate prices
to suit the convenience and Of all classes
buyers.
MASON'S and HAMEf.IN'S CELEBRATED MEL0DEONS,
aps, Guitars, Violins Aceordeons Banjos Flutes Brass
Instruments of all kinds and Musical Merchandise of every
description.
n3-Mnsic Bound Pianos Timed and Repaired.
NorEAny order for Music Pianos Instruments anything
relating to music left either store addressed by
mail. will be promptly attended to.
sS,1ERas LIBERAL
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

the Rs1See /.
snss il h as lst hand and / Ssh a. M '
The will ca and claim his to law
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
IA lot Clerk Of Comptroller. |
III & Stssss Il ss G.sy @'fs al
NJ, Geo. os9 ton who ~ yss near an
The owner will call and claim Fl RSgssy asssSHsdns to law
VI Keeper of City Police Jail.
aa,,s : = HES ss,E I p gsn1,,,,.,
Sy
II has on the upper and j inches high
viii call aud clam r. H. sSgTsfSR sSs'fdns to law
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
oSl 15t Clerk Of Comptroller.
K e Hw RGs ssys The b:
% % " q s S s arkansas has
owner VIM cali and CLAIM VI sSsordng to law
va Keeper Of City Police Jail.
o3l lbt Clerk Of Comptroller.
WAS bronght e ths he's City Poles jail on the
e (. lives IN Red
EssT hss only one Or two teeth in his MOUTH and is feet
The owner call his property according
l IL.
1 Keeper Of City Police jail.
ssss IS, : : Hr s,s;E 3 ag 5snssi,.,,
WAS brought to the city Police Jail ON the
M osas H. by Says Msn hs belongs sn
IND sa Saa hs ts s 1 h hand and ps
owner WIN can and claim to
4 Keeper 81 City Police Jail
al IS - : co. 7. rnEARp, Comptroller,
Ssss sss sy ss l.; jan @
belongs Mr. Edgar abranshe Parish q ST Charles and
and s.T RlG X.
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
IS si;s Isl o''''s = n THEARD, Comptroller.
i pOhTABLE STEAM ENGINEs.-ERoMIs8 y Z
n
E 1 4 n
plssion subscriber who I New Orleans
XIV Hf xH
q STRAgBs IRON FRAME eosN AND gLo 3, S
single sealsd and Ell the asua
Y, VS. smaw sAoA1 T. S 70 arsvisr street
: GINGER,S SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lev saiS sewing Machines alse Taiiors shoemakers
y Camp I-l5l2 - ~ M :. 7IT 49, u
s Nd New prices
ceiyed in exchange on the terms NJ Singer Coz
II office. in New York. WALTER BoNNETT,
II Of ly Agent for Louisiana and Texas and elsewhere
q TO SUGAR PLANTERs-THE PATENT OF
A FICE having extended for years, patent fo
| the (" N. RILLIEUx SUGAR BOILING APPARATUS,
I " al se ss
& F TIC Npsss o,} W., Agents 9.. in :.
u sss4a MERRICk h SONS,
1 SEQ 3nd&W Southwark Foundry, Philadelphia.
: NyTA Rial NO1ICE,rIE UNDERSIGNED ma,
IN lug taken office at n Common street. 10 prepared
conduct the Notsria busness and respectfully soets th
= I patronage Of his friends and the public
Z New orssns May IS ls57.-4nyl6 ly
4 | MExICAN LEAF TOBACCO-a5 BALES 0
% I superior quality for Wrappers and Filters In store
T Tor safe wholesale sna 5Sl ssb * e.RDRJAoH
ia . s-.9'l ij.=5s No. q Tchouptsalas street,
,e 90 between Gravier and Matches, up statJs.
p ID UNI puneheoas Santa Cruz landing John Haneoc
d IL for sale bond, by S. WOLFF,
10 go ootner Of Grsyisr and New Lsves streets.
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WINES AND LIQUORS,

MAHETsT BHANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED, duly
l1 appointed Agent for the old established house of Ar
BoUIN, AARETT CO., for the sale Sf their superior
Brandy prepared receive orders for either the
prices in Cognac be shipped direct port in
the Union supply constantly hand Samples be
at lhe store Of ! .t- 49, sEefusgat.F
+ r .. 8. WOLFE
nl7 1y Corner Of Graver street and New I.syee.
GAZERAC BftANDIES-WE HAVE A GOOD
supply hand and receiving by direct importato
France additions this celebrated highly
favored brand We have 1875 il eighth pipes 1888 IN eighth
pipes We invite attention of the trade and connoseus
generally this article is and unaduerated For sale
. -. WIN. 4. LEFERICa & CO.. "a Old Levee st.,
dig " in this city. .
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d A. FAHNESTOCk'S VERMIFUGE IN
d. VIRGINIA, .. Richmond Va, Feb 81 1884,

u A. FAHNESTOCA'S VEkMlFUIE IN
II. VIRGINIA. .,.tr Richmond, Va Feb. q, 1854.
Messrs. b. A. Fahnestock h Co:
Genemen-Mr James r. Radcliffe, resident of Hcnrico
the city of Richmond Va made the following
statement TO
negro boy two Old very sick; presumed the
to be He became much Frustrated that de-
SPARED Of all hopes of his and the last resort
concluded to try b. A. Fahnesocks yemuge and purchased
Of O. s1eeker one vial Of which gave him aeaspoonfu
morning and night for days in continuation In less than
three hours after had given him the first dose the child
menced of all Sizes from six inches long
to the astonishing number of from four to five hundred and the
boy is perfectly well.
certify with pleasure the truth of the above statement
o. A. STRECkER.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists and
country merchants throughout the United States o W
CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE -
COACHES, HARNESS,
ROCKAWAYS, WHIPS q
BAR0UCHES, COACHES,
Aga
sUGGIEs, TRIMMINGS,
WAGONS etc. vARNIsH etc.
A1-F sale low for cash or city acceptance -ES
sa-Eo. ll3 GRAVIER and No. 10 UNION STREET EA
New Orleans, La.