davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13

NTDTICE = Jusl received aad will open
~ this m ornins . beautiful lot OF DkESs GOODS,
at ye,y reduced prices amongstwhieh are large
lot Of LAWNS at t24 cts and 10. per yard, such
we sold at 10. aud IS cts 9 short time since.
Thore wanting such goods will do well to call at
No 20 Main street.
myT dim JNO. l. SMITHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13
:
N2AitfsEk WUAAS y.

NlAkHLE WORKS.
MILLER i VINCENT,
Dealers in ITALIAN aud AMERICAN MARBLE,
aud Manu.sctursrs of MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
FONTS, MOGUMENTAL HEAD PIECES, &C.,
nearly opposite I'd Bsptist Church, on Main street,
have on hand lsrse snd we'll finished assortment
of work as can bs found in any establishment in the
city.
Prices lower than the same quality OF work sar
be obtained in any Of the Northern sitiss.
rn,h Is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13

r. SPECIAL NOTICE.s.The snbscrl-
Der would most respectfully call tbs attention
Of the ladies and gentlemen Of ths city, - well
~ a. those of the ooantSy. to smother lot Of those
vsry "a e-ior french Boots and Shoes which ne has
ju.t received, comp Sod In psrto
Lsdies Consrsss 9sites-Hssls with Tips
do do do do Pis'n
Gentlsmen's Pump Sole Boots, very superior
40 do r. L. Pumps very sup'f
do do txford Ties
40 do Villa Shoe
do do Moulisr Pie
40 Calf DO do
40 do Villa Shoe
Missss' CORD Kid Congress Hsel Caters
Chldren's do do do do do
do do Shoes
Ladies Embroidered Slippers, very fne; and many
other styles Of shoes
All 10 want of somsthng that 10 very nice and supe
rior will do we'll to call on ALEX. HILL,
Ia IO-st ~ Msip It,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13
I<p1- r-urzy,syesz<r1 Virginia SPRINGS.
lEszk afs<--2@ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Open TO JACKsONS RIVER. Only thirty miles Of
Stsss travel to the White Sulphur.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13

'f'hk PAnrNhAshlP HEnhTUkunE
Existing under the name, style and frm 81
-" God yard L Newman is dissolved nv mntr.I -. -
sent. All debts dos to the firm Of W D. NJ are ns1.
able to w. N Newman, who has assumed ths psy
ment OF all the liabilities of the said firm Of Wood.
ward l. Newman J, H. WOODWARn
June ], 1857. W.N NEWMAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13

a1%s1A q. W. JVNES, SURGICAL
UFdN oan ,s,. on M Nam :as:s opposite g.
or In filins Cleansing, Extracting or Regulating
the TEETH, gen. ly and thoroughly performed.
MINERAL or lNCORRUPfIBLE TEETH In
serted on gold plate. W tn without clasps a. may
be desired.> answering oil the puposes Of Nstnrni
Teeth not only a. to appearance in the mas.isa.
ton OF food and the articulation of language
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13

sSTEAM IRON WORKS., 35U Main st.
> near Seventh The subscriber is now pre-.
pared with increased facilities, to manufacture ell
kinds of IRON WORK, such IS IRON RAlLlN1,
DOORS, GRATINGs &c, NC CRATE and
TENDERS, and oil kind Of House Work, and Job
bling done on reasonable terma.
gs- Particular attention given to the enclosing Of
CEMETERY lots, Railing. SC. for the country, %
made as to be easily put up. A call solicited;
NH la--6m GRO z LHWNTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13

T1OhT WINE LII ar. cnsks Pert Wine,
l. receiving, for sale by WIN. II, TYLER,
10 10 18th street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13
THE DAILY DISPATCH
sntur iny Ntoruins. June IS, 1897.
FINANCIAL a~~ s'oSlNl EHCIAL.


Fcom the circular If >t3.,s tsbt, Frost 90,
L,~.-nooi, May s9ah, per Csn,ds, we take 'a' ''''
lowing; H.
Most Of the country grain markets iepSs g. .,s
thsr advance notwithst ,udins the very
forcing w:ssasr which BID. FAR to sprn. Tuesday.
market opened with high pretenao1s U ,hs tJnited
no dsts Ia consequence OF advances no ~ .nr,ss
thresd ,,us. fro~ sh.nce will be far less than har
besn exueeted hut the trade resisted any 1'rthet
advance on wheat sua haslS totI Is1Ipn sorn nm
taken, Flour advanced 50 per shi; indsn eofu 10
tiuues In demand for ireland and was AGAIN oea,
Inv 2, 70 Sc perqr There wss not numerous
t.nS.n,s A. 20. day. market Whest W" In very
iiitsS Ssmsua aud it sales had been pressed prices
would have been rather lower, we quote M sdium 70
cboic. xhite g, 6i6ios % ard do, red 9.dss nd'-
Thrs v,s sood de and for the bat BRANDS OF neur
from the b.ken, but aommon qualities wee nrs'ee.
e6-Western Canal sos Cd 0iis Cd fhiiadeipnis ano
Baltimore SisGS.s Cd Ohio SSD55si Extra oos oo0
az: yellow sad mixed IS, 9d039s; spring corn was
.t..ds. Tho excitement n the sugar market hs'
subsidsd tn business 10 very limited and prices are
10 lower. OF molssses 200 eatts c'aged Cuba nav T
hs sold chiefly Al -. 90 and l5o casks Antisus az
Sos
The circular of Jas. Hewitt Co, Liverpool MFy
29,h has this following:
Tobacco has been steady during the week, "a, tne
market being firm, without chsnse in prices K.r.
qiote-Nirsiois leaf Sd to Id strips Id 10 1906 MOI
tacky Leaf 7ia to lid; strips lid to ISd
Sales in New YORK Thursday of s7sc0 va o'A'
ssli
The return from the Bank of Ens.srd FOX TIE ~eeA
ending this leth of MAY gives the following 'o'u'
when compared with the previous week
Public 65t 100 lucressc'..'1 30, 80
o her 6spo,ity 3 $50 so Decrease. ~. 90
Rsst... SSI42UI lpcreae..'. Ho~o
On the other side OF the account:
( $40 04l Increase Z - "a
O,bsr ,..nriIis,-.. IS si5 EOS De crease 1874 97l
Hnre,unsm,,oyed... 4S49 s6j Increase l25 90
The snnoun: Of notes IA circulation is &ls IA 9."
balm, decrease of SEQ Cos; and the eek Of buiioa
ia both dspartm,n is e9.8t3 6U9, showing an IL
GREASE of 81 i82 when compared with the rrecs-
dag return.
Ely Telegraph.
BALTtmcRE. June l2-Fiour- How ard Street and
City kills $7,S7; other articles Usually quoted are
unchanged
NV YoRK June 70 Flour Prime Chic 7 25D
81 -: southern 75QSI9o Whsst firm white 81
cents Cora hesvJ; mixed IS cents Stocks higher
Richmond Markets. June II
FLOUR Hardly anv striving snd sales very liz.
tied We quote supstfue $775G8 to fhippeIs, $50
s. - by the d sy load.
y HEAT None Ctfsrins ana quotations nomina III;
81 90 for prime red; ST. 40 for prime white.
COIN -There is lesI inquiry TO day, yet small
lots sold at 81 10 ST. 05 to + OH the hish, g.
that be obtained fo- other than the smaller Ie
tsl parcels
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13
EXCHANGE BANK OF VIfGINIA-

RICHMOND, sd May, 1857 I
FEHHE undersigned II authorized In .s,l
Stock Of this Sank, for the purpose OF increase.
It's capital at Sl05, with interest on ito Bar yslps
from st Of January last.
NV 25-ts w, p. sTROTEER C..L,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13
DERCIVAL g. GRANT
l. ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS,

GUNNER CLOrHlNG.---i have now IN
- store large assortment Of light summer Cloth.
cpd Vests and Furnishes Goods In great variety at
unusually low prices, for cash. All In want, will
please call and examine my stoos.
J. D. GOODMAN,
js6 No il9 Nain street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13

NOTICE To COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Y AND THE CITY TRADE.--Havins discon-
tinued our Evening Sales, We will sell. privately,
daily In lots 20 suit purchasers the balance OF very
heavy stock OF Watches and Jswelry remstoins IN.
Sold ct very low prcss In order that We may DO able
70 reader sales - soon - possible. Country mor.
chants and the citizens generally are invited to
anime our stock. LARUS & SHINE,
AZ 9-ts ~ Mats frest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13
A CkhTAiN CUKK FOR All

~ S SOAA rOh ALL.
10 dreary winter, snow or r.,,.
Whsn winds do Blow, I am tbs s.ms
IN iowly cot, or rish mans ratrs,l
am to them, INsTANf RELIEF
or lonely orphan, the poor mans bdx.
kor those that use me It's thsjr nrida
TO recommend when east down ,vt,h -.
Iaelr srsa,sss comfort 10 INSTANT knG1-
tor COUGHS and COLDS, ID 10 $780,. ~.
And cure all those for such Pm msant
1 q, nice TO take, It's quite treat
Do take this Syrup, LCoNAkb's rHsx.n,
Price Is cent, he hs
COUCH ELIXIR For PuImoco-- NJ
~ ease la its inolplent stage, and Tor Cniy, LIS,
Coughs. MTs. DA"s' COUGH ELIXIR So a a
shove any other remedy that has ever bssn So 'a
the patronage ofa Southern community. Tbi. n.s 70
ieine does not profefs to eradicate sll diss., oa
whatever nature, with which humsnity NAV S..1
htcted- nor does tho proprietor declare il 10 Ia ~
ONLY cUsE for pulmonary diseases; but from m. ~
putstior 1t has acquired for ITSELF and that too -,
cut pull 1g," VITA those who have used il ana ~
th- gteat namber Of certificates of resIdspt. ~
mond who have been bent fitted and cured bv II, ~.
she feels at ibsrty to commend it to general ma
ls5ec that the afflicted cannot nsa 1t wthont rs.sIn
Ing great benefit from its healing and curative DOW.
P'"
For sale By Mrs A. B. DAW8, Bennett q R..,
Alex DuVai, Patteraon q IseSson, Chss MiIl.nsn,h
" Pir"t =. sndsker srd Chss D. Yale mr 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-14

CITY, .Thos Beck, + Miller, Il Roberts, Miss; W
Alexander NGtcnez; w McRae, Coast; Greaves Baton
kongt; II Moseley, La; 4 Hodge Miss; NJ W Stewart La
killings worth and syt II Vance, Jas Stewart, Su
phin . , a,ons5 Mss Eeten and lady, La; 7 Wade
Mathews and lady IN; Turner Ala: q Burnett Miss Mrs
/ Aarsh Ala: Maddox and family b Dunn Texas;
Howell, Warnock, Bill Fox, La; Davis Mobile;
Vance lady aud sy Mrs NJ Dashed Red River; Samuel
Duckworth Houston: Flowers Marsley and svt Miss
Leod, Miss Williams, FeXas Thop Ohio; Buford
Thomas. J Ramsey. Fexss; Doherty and family
La G ID Harding, Texas II Sattcheid and family Tny5r
and lady, Mrs Mconilon, Dorepus la; Ro6t M5ngomery
Miss; J " Wells Ky, A Pike, Baton Rouge.
ST. CHARLES C Batcheller Fla; DR. W Sands La. Dir
Perkins Baton Rouge Jno Miller, Concordia; BRYAN
Va; II Donkgenoe, La Robt Johnston Ala; jas Simons
II Bocknoris, Gaahoua; DR. Harris, T; Oscar Hamilton
Ia Lindsay, KY; Booth and lady Miss DR. Hulse
Mrs Harriet and servant U Briscoe @ Mitchell In:
Davis Ark Mrs Ingrahan and daughter, Ingrahan aud
lady, j Birdsey, Miss Hicks, Mrs A Brown Miss II j
Brdsey, " Walter, Reynolds, Henry, Miss; steph
DaTdsi TYs o9yd, lody and sy Va; spragle, Nd;
sedsell aud lady " Lyons Drane, Bastow, John
Groves, Miss; Mex attain Jas Earl La Cunningham
Kansas q Nye and lady VI Edw Floyd, Mo- q Jordan
sdy and Miss Miss Mary Bradford Tenm Il Bradford
Pntard, La: Terys Edwards f Whaley Miss; John
family Harris, Johnston Ashbarn, Miss Mrs II NJ
Cook kellogg, p elkuap Miss Belknap L II Hadnot and
syt VI Al Spring, Q @ Andrews G w Johnston + Chap
Halson, Jones' L Nash, Miss; G Hannah Al
GaFdwick, VA; Y Teor, La; VIM Jaeksou, Aha Robia-
sSn Mss t aeLeod La / Mills e; MARTIN Wm
rail Mrs Jane Watkins Mr. MSuu Miss NJ Caldwell Tenn;
Ms Hayes Miss Digs, Ala; Middleton Miss; Speer,
4eo ~ Ihorps La y g HaneS Ky; DR. Taylor Miss
a ileks Miss; Hunt, Fla; Britton La Col w Nc
Miss, WIN 4 Jackson, Ala,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-14
4 MELANCHOLY ADMISSION.


Weind in the New York Times, OF the 9Th inst,
the sutgoned paragraph which exposes a sad CON
dition Of anAlrs IN the farfamed metropolis Of tne
western word:
NH 2, too
and e give them care o. the sdges
cry looks the matter spasonae these
cos Sabi snS that P Ike chances are hans tens Il them
e @ an sa TSs an
ing strength in the public mind that soeSy has duties
regard Without criminal 1ecsessness o their and It's
own M snS e ase N III Of
ton and enabling them participate in the which
H. 49, ~, - FIJI, and annie on the mart
a.. 49,. ;,,arar,;ol Eraeso;l organs of the
MI that stste If tb;nrs EXISTS in New York-in
~. -, ,,hontbron;sts nreaeh so long
s,s.ss ~ ,,,,arss journals eniovine immense cir.
,a.s, - !, mint daily To find fault with the
,sl ststns e. tbar fellocitizens residing hundreds
& ,,,;,os sst.,+ tbot - far worse in
Il, o,,cs;rahIe resnects socially morally and poti
III. III, n found in tho sontfern States where
sar,,ost;c slayerv prevails. even taking abolition
~ az institution as standard whereby
ss~.!ss !. !, aoc,rroots. ;ndon,ant sa
H., I.o,r;at Raecbar stowe ;s oood authority with
s,;Ia,.z ., sts aven If with nobodv
-ho hoe ,aln,nn;ated the South to greater
S..n. = ,ora erral extent and to more wan.
- a.tant +han a,u othe, Iivng woman. In all her
~. .A'eA'' .A'u "1 ,,;+;o,
y. staa so,erhtar q uaroS;as On q, exten.
!. ueoo.e $500. 49, :; a.,t 81 ,,onIa aance
sss 80 ~ .oa oe Sortha, f,,,,.
WIN in.n,.e sles ~ aaoon;ta
..0isl :, Guy soalu 'Ae' as ~. s.h .,an,,,a
s ~ q .ne WIZ poieon va -. I'D ~,
with as much certainty ana ceiefisy a. .e MIS-
totype accompiishea she y t'' oo
Baptist, as recorded N tne ioui.ee'n o,iapel a'
Matthew but we dely .ne eu.or u 'ne iin,es' u
the editors q any other rreeso q Ano'on
to find !" Uncle rom OF IN any o.ler u W, us
torted pictures OF southern slavery ana .ne
people, anything dppfoXlinatng tIe Woe anu ueSe a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-14

DIR. HAIsTED, of Northampton Mass has been induced
to spend few weeks in this CITY, give his professional
vices to few ladies' He makes the diseases incident to
speciality and discards supports and harsh remedies Some
be cured by visit others will require His
is system of therapeutics which is simple rational and
reliable 1t gives vitality and foreet the functional powers
and controls the most Obstinate organic weaknesses with
and certainty It is the only agent which will spinal
difficulties and obviate seriiy. r.u
Dr. Hased consulted between the hours of 10 A. NJ
and P NJ at his Office in Tie Of the Home Mutual In
Company No. IS Camp streeientrance Natchez
street. H.r-... rf..u .WHftfu-
Dr. H desires TO extend to the faculty every possible facility
for testing the merits of his SYSTEM therefore physicians
particularly requested to call. .ay 49,
ag-A Brother, Esq., President of the Home Mutual Insu
Company, is referred TO- r.. .. fel3 2pst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-14
Our Police Department.

1t is the fashion nowadays to decry the police de-
partment to stgmatize it impoent and inefficient
bring dscredit upon the subornates and reproach
upon the officers from the Mayor and Chief down
to the lowest in the ranks, all of which is calcu-
lated to discourage and dishearten the legally con-
sttuted guardians of the peace Of the corporation.
Y Believing that nine out Of every ten Of the com
plants that have been made were frivolous and un
founded, and having the highest confidence in the
zeal and ability Of. our Chief Magistrate and the
energy and activity of the Chief of Police, we took
occasion to inform ourselves in regard to the matter
the other day, and pleased to ascertain that
suits fully warranted the confidence gave express
sion to above. ~ @9gaEs4 . &E y T54e
Let us glance at the list of arrests for the month of
January and see whether the police have not been in
dustrious, active and efficient, worthy high praise in
stead Of grumbling, growing censure that is contn
uously melted out to them The number of arrests for
the month that expired on the 3lst ult was 1855.
OF these D were for assault with intent to murder,
l24 for assault and battery % for assault with dan
gerors weapons l23 for breach of the peace 10 for
carrying concealed weapons, for being concerned in
murder and for being accessory to murder, rs for
disturbing the peace 10 for being dangerous and sus
picious characters los for fighting and disturbing
the peace, for mayhem for riot, IA for robbery, IL
for sbbing 10 for tresspass and for being suspected
of matchmaking total Of 500 arrests for the
higher grade Of offences. Then there were 1874 ar
rests for intoxcation and 1876 arrests for ntoxicaton
and disturbing the peace-making total Of $50.
The remaining SIG arrests were made on various
grounds vagrancy constituting an important item OF
the account. t45 't''
The number Of arrests averaged within fraction o.
sesenty-sx per day And what was the strength O
the police force that accomplished this vast amount
of toilsome, arduous and dangerous labor? Why il
never consisted of than hundred and eight,
men, and frequently under that figure! And, il
order that sheer justice may be awarded the police
it should be borne in mind that their force was
sarily distributed over the four municipal districts
city running seven miles along the Mississippi rive
and stretching back towards the swamp from one t
| three miles. T r-ga- -s.e E. .Ua 81. r.l
Taking all these facts into consideration, we doub
if another city can be found the continent wher
the same number Of policemen, under similar circun
stances, have performed half the amount of work
And it could not have been performed had not til
Mayor, Chief, Leutenants and other officers been
the drive day and night regardless of labor exposure
weather and any and everything else.
AS we believe in the doctrine of bestowing cred
where credit is due we ask our readers to examin
attentiyey the figures brought forward above, an
make up their conclusions as to the correctnes
of the observations we have made
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-14
1OnsbOlg Of $4,000,


SALE BY SHARE OF 10000 DIFFERENT ARTICLES
Representing a Value of SIC, 000!!
To be Drawn by Subscribers Shareholders about the mid
die Of February, all the Tickets are taken
Price Of Ticket. ........r........sl
400 TICKETS GIVEN TO THE ORPHANS OF THIS CITY |
The Drawing will be made in the presence of the Admuists
tors Of the Asylums.
This Tombola will include SEQ principal Prizes of value
follows $50 -... Fl
Prize IA HOUSE AND LOT renting annually for 5000 sit
uated on Rampant street. No. 10 between Cont and Benve
streets. "t.a.t. --
plan Of the said House may at the Lbrare Nou'
velle, l0T Charities street.
Prize "a Magnificent PIANO, of the very best manuiac'
tire. nNsbs
Prize "a New BUGGY and Splendid HORSE, with New
Haynes. a...
Prize "A PICCoLo PIANO, fully guaranteed.
SECOND SERIES.
A Beautiful DIAMOND SET.
large of SILVER WARE consisting of Table and Des-
III. sert Forks and Spoons, Tea Spoons, etc. ...
10 lots composed of 10 Beautiful GOLD WATCHES, Of va
rious makes and Prices:
so SILVER WATCHES, also of various values
20 Gents and Ladies' GOLD CHAINS.
20 GOLD BRACELETS, of assorted patterns.
THIRD SERIES.
20 lots of Handsomely BOOKS Of the best Authors
20 lots Of WORKS OF ART viz statuettes Steel, Litho-
graphic and Photographic Engravings-the whole with
suitable Frames, etc.
FOURTH SERIES.
consisting of Brooches Pins Sleeve Collar and shrt
Buttons; Porte Monnaes in mother. pearl shell, ETC.
Meerschaum Pipes, Bronze, Porcelain Crystal ard nu
merous other Fancy Articles.
the Prizes they will comprise various ar
Giles equal and all of real utility and they will be de-
Subscribers according their choice from among
the articles they exhibited hereafter to be
announced in the convenient manner for facility OF
whole will represent real value of 1900 with no fur
Their that Of the which the carrying out
Of the enterprise will necessarily involve will be proved by
the value which will be marked upon every article
The articles will be exhibited from and after THURSDAY
January l. 1857 at the LIBRAIRIE NOUVELLEt lH Char
tres street where shares may be procured fe2 2paw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-14

R8-We would omme End our In lid rcad-
TO give HooaaRd'S German Btter trial assured
medicine produce such evidence the following
iIsfsvor, is no hur1bug
D. Spring says "Rockport, Monroe county, N. " Feb
Is, lS55Send fresh supply Of Biters immediately 1t
gives very satisfaction, One gentleman had been
oued with the dyspepsia for long time, and spent the
of last snoted establishment but found
relief whatever until he used The Biers. He is
tiTely cured.r
Rev T. p. Feister New Brooklyn N Y, October s,
lsSSDr c. NJ jackson Dear Slr- request you to send the
by the first opportunity three bottles OF Hoofnds
Bers, and am glad that Bttcs have cared diff
ferent persons of my acquaintance physicians help was
without effect especially in hem9rrhoal cases eadn Piles
The effect and euro ard certain:
Es~See advertisement. jal6 2plmEW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-14

fec 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-14

RS- For the quick cure of Coughs, Colds,
Influenza, Whoepng Cough Group Bronchitis and all Dis
and Complaints of the Throat Lungs Chest.
This wonderful remedy has cured many who
given up ncurabe with Consumption and other scrofuous
diseases of the Lungs and Throat and children afflicted with
Whoopng Cough and Group that is being prepared for
general use under the of WOODLANDS CHERRY EX-
PECToRANT.
1t truly most astonishing discovery in medical science
of the present century, few weeks using ths remedy
the cough entirely ceases, and the lean an
emacated become fat, strong and robust
like meicine-for, while heals the ulcers in the
throat and lungs II gives nonrshmen and strength
feebed body; is pleasant to take and will the
delicate stomach.
The proprietor will guarantee that this noRrshng remedy
s the weak eacisted consumptve
and good condition of body quicker than the approved
halng methods other consumpve treatment In
the first day this Cherry Expccorsnt used patient begins
10 grow fat.
Sold wholesale and re ailt by o. o. WO0DMAN,
corner OF Magazine and Common streets
J. WRIGHT Il Co,
Nos q and ISL Cnartres street, N. o.
And by W. H. FOX, Nechez, BuCKNER & CRuMP Vieks-
burg. fec 2p6t&2tW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-14
GtGakss and fea.ssian Etss.s.
COME TO THE LADIES
II 4 = HI0N = Z. k,Ih

CONE TO THE LADIES
FASHIONABI.E CLOAK HpUSrc
Where Ladies' will be an unlimited stock or all kinda
OF Fancy Goods; 1000 yards of rich French Silks
80 CASES PARIS MADE BONNETs
zoo rich Lace and Muslin Sets 800 sets Russian Fur ON wool
Paid ShRwlsi full assortment rich uces and Ebors In
dies Embroidered Night and Morning Gowns and now svIe
Robes dc Chambe 200 Rich Embroidered IIandkercbefs
full assortment OF Dress Goods Founced Bareces Or
gandeS ana IssRes full assortment Bridal and BABY Ar
cleS Ladies' Embroidered Under and new STYLE Corse
Ladies Rich Shell Combs; Fancy Bags aud Poreonnais and
as this is alreidy known the
NEW ORLEANS CLOAK AND MANTILI.A FACTORY t
anu me only one III the city that keeps unlimited STOCK
Cl.oAhS ALL STYLES for Ladies' Misses and Babies WE
WILL SELL SOUTHERN MADE CLOAKs of OUR OWN
MANCFACTuRlNG, at half the usual price and will guaran-
tee t@ sell them less ;an half the price Of those houses that 20
on North to buy some Cloaks 10 sell again
Merchants Juyiug Clocks Ronnets silks Fnbroaeas or
any Fancy Goods, should cal at l44 CANAL. STREET
D. E. KEEGAN,
u -poh IA Canal street.