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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-27

pURN ER'S WHITE n IIPH L K
ID SPRINGS, OR THE SEVEN FOUNTAINS
This popuisr and pi;turesqus Watering Place !,
now open, for the eptlon Of visitors.
first class fCur-horse coaches will connect daily
with the Manassas Gap Kalr0sd at Woodstock
miles, and 3 uckton station II miles
For chemical analysis Of the Springs or rooms ia
private cottages address the Propuetors, Burners
spripgsP p. O., Shenandoah county, Va
je 20 -lm' banners & CO, Proprlator,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-27

Al ARMOkY MONTGOMERY GUAKD,l
VI JUNE 9th 1857.
III This command will assemble at LA.
M FAYETTE HALL, MONDAY evening, 29.h
inst, at 81 O'Clock, for regular Drill.
Every member is required to be present and pune
tual at the hour ppointed
Members will appear with Parade Muskets, Belts
and Bayonet Scsbbards
BY order of the Captain.
ie 27-2t JEO. MCDONALD. q. S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-27

Nsw YoRK, June s5 Cleared, sehr Margaret
Ho.mer City Point.
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ARMORY X. l.. |. BLUES, !
Iuse 9th

III IMPORTANT ME ETING A Getting
W of the company will be held on MONDAY night,
29h inst. at st O'Clock. to make suitable arrange
ments for celebrating the Fourth of July.
COURT OF INQUIRY.-The court Of inquiry
will be in session at the above meeting, for the a..
senmert OF fines. 1t is, therefore, necessary that
every member should be present. and especially
those who hsve received "specisl notices" from the
First sergeant
By order of Capt. Fay.
E. C CRUMP. Orderly.
Rrsy- Earnsantx IL Ill s,,,nnnnn III air annsda
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-27

sac!Nsss MOTTO E To PASsHN-
+t[SsF =.1arSs1a1E GERS ONTHE BROAD STREET
RAILWAY OMNIBUS..-From and
after this day and until further notice, the Accom-
mediation Car between the Depot and Richmond
r ID stopping at any point the Street for psssen-
gers going and returning. Fare cents only
VIM. N. BRAGG,
js 8-ts Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-27

CARPETS! AnPETs !-NuTfCn no
" HUUSEKEEPERS.-Havi on hand a large
lot Wooden Carpets disposed to sell the IN az
greatly reduced price to close cut during the hot
season. We respectfully invite buyers to call and
judge for Themselves. Alao, Rugs and Oilclotbs.
je27 G. A. 3WATKIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-27

STILL T. K Ii f. IL GtkDG CTiUN.--
- CLOSING our SUMMER DRESS GOODS
1000 yards printed Beragss at Is. per yard, some of
which have been sold at 2s; 1000 yards yard wids
Lawns at 81 cents; 1900 yards fine Striped Lawns at
GinRhsms at st cents per yard; Orgsndie Musns
Bnilisnts, Collars, Sleeves Banas,fOrgsndie Robes
Grass skirts, ready made Embroidered Skirts, Chal-
lies &C. Now is the time for tn. ladies to supply
Themselves with cheap and useful goods, at abont
half their former value.
CH&8. A. GWAYKIN
Own
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-27

LEG HNLAN, CL ARK 81 CO.'S lPUR K
l. medicinal COD LIVER OIL always on hand
at the Prescription Store of
JNO. w. POLLARD
i. 81 Seventeenth Street
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sorseme DoNxt-Gensral Term.
Rsfore hon Jutsea Mtcst II, Roosevelt spd DAWES
TUE QvEA9 LEMON ar AVE CASE.

Fan 25-fhe fefp.e N. rsat;0s. 81 L1iis Napoleon
BeOTGpa-e JtTnha [smO.-Ihe relstor Ia thls case
Ia oF color who on oys the royal Saptsnal and pa
iroly mic ths present Emperor ~ France THIS
potc Is sr.ael from decision OF tho lse Judge
Payne who IL will no rtoo'isc.ed, few yeara Az
he'd chat sevc s,aet sIsvcs ovaea by appellant
IeGcp, sho5id he sss fco being then In free Safe,
,icr..s trashy Zen Aissl,s 90 Texas Tia css vas
c1hsdeI1d q. U ies, EEssshlp 90 the part Of lemou
whose tnJy prorerty consisted IN those slaves and
judge compelled to decide ~ ,ordinx 10 ne
Law Ct his Isss suite hSa oil subscription lst Tor thS
Telet az lfmcr nth slCo.
NJ acaeor appeared fo- tle STATE o. Virginia, aod
seaste sbA. the Argument should lie over until the gu
rrt Court Of the United States had decided We "Ored
Gaze which involved o similar question, and would
perhaps obviAte the necessity of an ays1msus In this
The Court tnor got that tic csse rad oer DO postpou
cd unt next term there would noe probably bs u
TO rnit " month: bat ultmste!y agreed that
the parties appeas Court thursday (this)
morn e. eft eleven nCoCk and ayra1 &c 40 TO when tho
czse sAoud be nesri
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEwED BVEgY Dlx.
rilsCEI.l.ANEOUs.
(yHART.ES'
LONDON
CORDIAL. UTN.

CORDIAL GIN.
Anunequzed sauulan, diureslc and tonic invieanns ~
agreeable aromatic sanitary beverage
beg N cad the snenrn Of souNern and Wescrs nssr
ne pur- errsct Of The Italian juniper berry ssnne1
ss s ysr .s % ass % s ~ o.
medical faculty Of Great Britain sDd the United states 10 b
the best and us sast alcoholic snuani ever oered Tie
II 10 med eres, Of dyrpepas esu.
s,r,ssure dsess-- 81 the nrinsy orrsns spiiepsy &C.
II also delicious tonic beverage end by is vec,staS
nsvor 90 dneres from oher gina universally esiec1<
The following among Thousands Of . similar kind h rrsn
20 reliable and valuable a SouFcr ns we ave piSem
To Cot y G CHirtpS-Nr Drir sIn-USder soms c.p-
,oss ssSs We sgoS s.l n SSs aS.r s
procrsble article hhne best srtcle Of hs Kind have
Bewsrc Of poisonous mixtures MANUFACTURED In ,,Aascs.
and sod @ Icsdon cordial On -.,,-- 60, M
number OF perons IN the city New York and Bosiea hAya
con &c p1ET IN 5oc no.cu And m.'.,s
nsme prenred instead Of Charles sm tie orrlos ia
10 guard ssacs, imposition se, me Chasss
S'cn Cordial M are stamped upoa The bottles and shas
lie genuine te.Ties Ioasea caraal Gin Is for ..is ..
qusrs AID pints 10 Cents by AL frrgs Sc and rrocen
lures i does 10, safics thai Inc sres be sbeisd Los d
Ccriial ein; but be certain q ChSies Noos o'es ~
Country rD-rchsae may be ,uppred ., the inp~ts~'
escieit, beicser 4 90. No. . Pearl s,,e~
g.Issr; srsheI. Z Co 40 g Froa, street
{. n airs 60; No Y, I,c,awy
F Ta1s' co r'I 10 e e rgsn ", s-e,,
P.al goushop No i.g nn s street..
Charles Dubcs No g Canal street
u. sssdford. NO lis Front street.
Tbos Bopc Co., No S2 Chambers street, and "ssss>Ss
Or BY the Impcr..v .na rrcy,rsssr.
EDMUND q CHARIn
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Un,fed STATES lsr~hars once.

THE SLAVE SHIP JANE r. GLOVE.
Tho Narxhs ha. recay Instructions ~ seal yoe slave
Jane Glover WHICH ii tine n5ce BY sns
au,boritias and not claimed By any owners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-26

Topographic Marine Report.
posToN Teb s'-hu snip Levi Woodbury. NOrleansi
heyte Com Corwiu LyssBder. Ceniuegosi hber hs-
Herald Marine Doxrc~E0 -unncs.
puIADsLftlk, feh AR scbrs tniiI sen, fenny,
nj Jsucto; Magysr, FloNsr. Msyesuez rs Ann " bs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-26
the MAILS OF the INDIAN.
National Revenue and EXpendi-
ture Of England.
Naval Operations Of the French in Co.
chin China.
HarOLIOH,s POLICY N TvRKHT.
&C., &C., 80.

rNs nals Of the steamship Indian reached this city
from Portland, Me-, last evening Our Geographic On
mary published in the morning. embraced Gil the point
81 the uevu from Europe. We give, however, some In
tsrestlng extracts " day.
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nALIgs.
We stated IN yeuerasys Ua,c bclefihs ths party
OF southern rights would probably be arraJod IN oo5o
sacn 10 Mr. BgchsnsD't ed-flntIsion. not btcAlse Il
10 dss,rous Of sssumTg position 81 anarousn 20 Pre-
scent elected By three fourths N menoer,, bui
oausc thai Preadsng sppcars scy M roncs
borcs sno expectations 1skirs THIS PROBABILITY or pos
ssnty yor srssied ws soocd insi the ofe,n i'ou o.
competent leaders csno forward IN the ssntc Honsc
OF Representatives, o. capacity, dsui,y 40 interri
~ worthy CT the confidence Of the people, and ready TO
face the responsibilities Of their We
tuIea 70 Indicate ths Identity Ct OF these Leaders,
| and enumerated names which =, least the ,oSnow.
ledpcd representatives OF political honor and talent
We nigh, 90 little further 70 dsy; and csrmnR not
Only toe necessity o. Opposition 70 Ar. BuenassDs I'd
iae somewhat boldly o. 70 It's results OR oosmrosyg,
Il, Richmond Enq'ira a e, t,as, fr'r % ia isvs.
isr oa-ses trh>her ~ se Ms adrter froa tie
Nora or TIE Soleh; OV ne Soul ii ut eon'ed C Rch-
nord, ns Dut'c7ed up N ts heecbi pockc u Coz
Wa ord does .ef bslopo % sirgk nspcr<r 90 which
account chccsts occasionally 70 have an or1ion OF s
or, sni 10 regard ,he future vtoou, an7 Destruction
ocls the SCORER besrrs 20 'tsko observations"
s~cepns the hesvcns fto- IRE Aoany Observatory 20
rue watch tower N Neu Oress., tho better tor ia
material ntsrtss snd political hopes. N5 rinSc sign
Gu cur horizon should DO ignored. iS> J,6srson
&C. 1 M ~ nc S as ,.;. ss I o o. "
| lr.untno, nnsfoTe, ha, NJ Btlchans, MAJ all n
ef ,uc Cab,s az ae se'fasn rgAi party e7n,o COZ
tcspfioaiy rygvv aavn,rp ha org sssaed Tposrton
IN CorgTss, WI, foes hu ,~id and yisd,-s Toty 70 B.
I'D by able aenined ord ,zr,T1encd cha, Joowi
/ pssy A government rsrty AND an Opposition cannos
e,ig, without necessstng NO great popular psraes aud
| N Yecunins 70 be what tbeae parties may be
The Opposition rsrty Of Congress must clearly have
basis OF cpsrauons--s Baskavs on which ~ parallels
rnust ree. And what IL ths BAassvs~hst toe great
power enys ~h'ch me prouine N en- must dsrend'
X, Inc democratic pariyf Assuredly the Gus.
tom Hopsc question gill expcde that orxa-snon New
Orleans 70 Oesin al hons and In Mes YORK Observe
that Tsz many HsI closed rp unul Der friend Purdy
| ard tvo ooadjutors oar reorgsnise TIE party "
Roorssnize the party quote the er o. the prorrssa
riento sshh Esswbere mus nope ana oomor DC foeno.
he
| ard buried n made very prttv purfe, knocked
sDovt the waters ~ social life Tor whs-Awam on nc
| back, IN front and every way, ou' suns ~ last n
revival OF The stod dsaity and rather exclusive opn
Icrs az The snceni Whigsi Nost positively no for ~
can say Of American pocs ard The good od days o. ay
ana Webster whn rnnysoD says Of the Epic soa the ersz
| n oe ebr-ted-
4 Man brinra no, back the hastodon,
l Nov tboae fine heroic tmee.
rev party Is requroa--a party o ohivaly, Of honor
L 81 1h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-26
! the fmpcrt>v snd Prcyrseser,
EDMUND q. Oh ARI.HS,
No. 40 B~osdwsy. New Yea.

TEE PRESENT RxLAxISe
Will be the cswe OF much
Sckne~. .s,.,.
To thoss OH Ar nd wsicMui OF
IRE state Of the bowen
a,re throat, Group,
ccssiveor~s ard lang fever, sss
Other fevers,
VII, All pas harmless, vhce
Brsndreshs pills
Aroused.
Thes~ nils r. indeed
TIRE ~ health
Because they nb~trs1 eli
Impurities from the blco<
Beware 81 counterfets.
Marv
Purchase oriy Of the sgevs
y" 2n broadway
On the SIDE lshci are cnnrterfss.
Principal ONCE a. Brandreth'a Rurdre
sold Cog Bowcry, 2fi Hudson street bs Hs,~~,
90 Houston ST. ~
Brooklyn. and. l2f South Hsh street Willis
Hen~rnher
All boxes with "a Broadway ths side label sre csunse~.
fdts.
n, BaANpRErH.
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Personal intelligence

ofNr Buehsnsn's household, 70 N said mis- Dopnev 10
hp Private Secretary, and that bis niece, Mss Lsns,
10 10 DO the honovs OF the White House.
The President has recognised r. Q. Anserodt ~ Con
sol Of Brunswick and Luneburg for the ss,e OF hsonri
The Ben s. ". Inso, . former member OF Congrcss
from Aabsna ana laie Uniled states District Auofney
Tor CsdernA the Hon q. y. BurkbsFt; v. A. Beelep.
Isq Ohio present Secretary Of the American Legs-
uob 70 Chn, and Col Eiss Rsosor, o. ArkHnssa are 70
Wsshlnston.
ARRIVALS.
IRON Liverpool he steamship Rrcasop-Cspt Pas and
/ az CAPT Borsrt Mr. Hi. Mr. Lochrsn. -.
FROM Havana and New Oreane, IN he Htcsmefip, bsoh
warrior-T DefTes. W Busting, Thompson, Heshe
Brine Miss Power, Holman, Ackcy' Osrk Ie.e suna
srrn ponet Airwworfi Pals and lsdy, Riesol Huee
d Hens r REYES children and Servant Wesies hnE
Va HeFbe Nine Rerierne. Layfete Foys, Eemeutn hsL-
noa Polsncs, smihson, scsirwip, Ms W smss' M
enb.
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Man brpEs no, ,. ss ss. me VAS, sssscdOo

kpev psrty h Teaurea--a party o. ohivay Of honor
OF rhersi,y OF eantemspY eeiing, Of earnest tbought
and iruroutable purposes party which, Ike Aaron's
wssa shall swallow up all ~ rivals aprT " eosusy sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-26

tc-iux TUESDAY Eyx.Iso, Fps. 10 Ice announce
rect that tie budget would be delivered o, rtsy eS
erci.ec favorable influence the iupds, sEd oonsos,
Notwithstanding largo ssle OF $4,000 money ssoow,
closed q ,isnt bot VOL supported sdvsnce. Es~es
generally rather inactive .-.
IHs Fusps ConsoI, for money % aoxi for sccount
p3af cay; fer fcrip -. -
IRON To- London Post, (oty artcie,) Ieb. 10
1stAsdirg the arrivals OF god 20 DAY rom Avs
-na have been large, the eHOc, up'n me masket ior
pubic .ccurres has been cxoeeopsy asht, snd any
tbnr price. e. The RI bgs5ees were rstbcr Under
the qrotsgoos Of SATURDAY The demand Tor money N
ne tousot continues lar ger thar maht nave been en-
receS ~ the accornt bss nov been settled Tor some
o,Js but "a arifos from the fact that sc,Mseraoie
sniouns o. money 10 being borrowed on STOCK N pIscs
Of sac. no ard eh per cent By large osphniss, 700
und scrtn heir while 70 90 80 under exR'og GU
Guns sUcer B.csc operations nave concaced more
10 he "Drlfsan nslrrc Of the scco1nt lof sone
ncnihs thar sry afusl speculative cperat,ns
10, the rec ~ prces but would seem that the pcrc'
bss arrived when the prohi on sucn opernhous "
6ucee to tr proportions a. 10 ronder ponuc 20 o.ss
item 70 u close without unnsccssayy deN. 70 tos
cs,e the Of the elect produced ~ me
sold arrivals o. 70 cay the value Of The puoho se.
aicybtd We as 10 The vlcon generally eaterilne
that the trester Of the buon recevcd VII besmoss
Immediately trsnshspped 10 tho Ooniinent Conson LOT
mopsy been dealt Ia Al g. pa and %, and iof me
sccoaHt st g. x, and the quosuons 81 tno oiose =,
the respav burness being e2 70 % for delivery, sno
Ato * 10. nex, Sediment Al mo final close ~
there less nrmness, and the isss quosoon
" L a 4
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Esecssioa % tbs Assassin ofthe Archbisnop
OF enrts.

gug i1E5vroFsr AVID rHy CorvIcr-LAn hsbI
o. I'VE hATTER-HIs PEEPABArf0r FOR Dhhh
-HoUNrfre ME scAyPoLD-FkLL OF The KNIFE.
lIarI az "a. a9) CORES ponaepce OF London Tines
4lu Ne alresfy aware MAT the appeal q Ferger wm
fssa.d yesitrtay y.tbe Cour d. ossupoa, nsvso
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-14
Sewing Machines.
Wilson's Patent Rotary Sewiny Mach

Wilson's Patent Rotary Sesciny Machine,
CAN now be seen in operation by persons 90.
" wishing to purchase at No. 10 St. xf3
Charles street, New Orleans, up stairs
The utility Of these machines is no longer matter of
opinion but settled fact manufacturers at the North
give them decided preference over all others ever
interested, and planters fast bringing them
into gencraluse, not only for the of their families
but especially for making up negro clothing.
An experienced hand, with one of Wilson's Rotary
Machines, which takes from 1900 to 1900 stitches
per minute,-ca do the work of fifteen seamstresses
with ease.
This machine is simple and not liable to get ont of
order; it is not noisy or complicated with
shuttle or two needles, and dozen or more wheels .
but, on the contrary neat little Article working with
one needle only, not having shuttle Or wheel in il.
Ladies and seamstresses who purchase ma chimes
can receive instructions from experienced and nrac
tcal teachers how to Them application ut tho
sewing rooms, No. ID ST. Charles str Get, up stairs.
constant supply OF improved machines, needles
spoois, suitable thread, ETC., for SALE
Orders from abroad by mail promptly attended IN
Y. Orleans, Feb. 8. Z JOSEPH HUFTy w.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-14

rHE UNDERSIGNED, formerly of 322 Rampant
L street, gives notice to his numerous friends and
patrons that he has nearly done pcrcng his arrange
ments to his new and large establishment, where he
has on hand and shall continue to keep most
beautiful and complete assortment of both young and
grown Fowls, of the following breeds viz red buff
black, white Dominique, Perley, Palmer and Marsh,
Changhaes or Imperial Chinese, Royal Cochin Chinas,
Santon Chinas, Brahmall Pookas, (Bennet. stock. J
Chttagongs, black and spangled Polands White
Calcutta Pr,issan and Wild Indian Mountain Fowls,
English Red Caps, black and fancy Rantans, Slnatra
Ebon, Sumatra Pheasant, and Malacca and several
other game varieties.
ALso-Milllesex, Lincolnshire, Essex and Suffolk
Pigs from two months to two and three wears old
Hong Kong, Bremen and White China Geese White
Ayesbury crested or Poland Ducks.
All of the above pigs, fowls, &c, will be sold at
reasonable rates. and are warranted pure and the
best in the country from stock of his own importation
from China, England and other places from speci-
mans which took first premiums at the last years
New England Exhibition. ~
Apply by letter or otherwise, to
A. VERI,OIN DE GRUY,
No. % Cont Street, New Orleans, or on Jersey
street, between Eighth and Ninth streets Fourth
district, formerly Lafayette, where purchasers and
the public in general, invited to call a15 evan
inc his stock and judge for themselves.
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SONS
United States Magazine.

THIS Young Original Monthly ''has
ring the last year, been twice enlarged
is now of the size. of the leading maga
in this country and Europe. 1t cor
each year | 400 pages, in two volumes
is embellished with about GOO originate
torial Illustrations. Although. the youas,
it has already outstripped in circulation
popularity every other "Three-Dollar Nj
zine" in this city, with one exception,
has now come to be regarded by the Ama
can Press, and large portion of maya
readers, as 1.-THE Rival of Harper's.'
originality, its purely national cllaracta,
bold, independent criticisms, its high liter
tone, and its beautiful artistic embelishme
are securing for it hosts of admirers ann
every class and profession.
The new volume which commenced
July, contains many new attractive featu
among which is the Life of George WI
ton, prepared by distinguished author,
illustrated by the first American artists. /
will be continued each month until coal
ted-thc whole TO be embellished with
raj hundred Of the finest engravings ever
ecuted in this country.
Illustrated Poems will appear in
number.
My Thirty Years Ont Of the Senate
Major Jack Downing, which is exciting
tense interest in every section Of the cod
will be continued through the next soh1
1t is the design of the Publishers to 4
Emerson's "the Great Magazine Of
county," one which every AmericarJ
be proud to accept AS specimen Of oafs
periodical literature.
Specimen copies sent on receipt Of Esd
Compare it with any Of the magaijps
the day. ONE DoLLARa wear, inadvante
JIM EMERSON g. co, PuBLIsHfss
No Spruce ST, New 7N7
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and Hospital Gazette.
Thu undersigned have made arrangements for the
permanent publication ola new Medical Journal, to
be called the "NcU Orled.s Medical Ne,rs and Hos
pitat GdzeHc."
1t will consist Of a record of the ostinterestine
eases occurring in the Charity Hospital of this city
Hospital Reports; Transactions Of Medical Societies
Excerpta from Home and Foreign Medical Journals
Regular communications from able Correspondents
IN Europe and various parts of the United States
Reports of Important cases in private Practice and
all subjects of general interest in Medical Science,
This Journal published at short and regular inter-
walls, will supply deficiency long felt by the profess
sion here, and particularly by physicians in the
country. Its object is the discovery and descmna.
ton of truth, and the promotion of the welfare of
the Medical profession.
Fixed npon firm financial basis, it will be con-
ductad in bold and independent manner.
The journal will be issued on the first and fifteenth
Of every month, printed on from twenty to twenty.
four octave pages of fine paper.
Persons to whom the Journal is sent wishing to
subscribe, will address any of the undersigned. d.
recting their communicating to the Office of the
eurnal Charity Hospital. S. CHOPIN, MD.
House Surgeon, Charity Hopital; Demonstration
of Anatomy, University of Louisiana.
c. BEARD, Nd,
Demonstration of Anatomy, University of
Of Louisiana, Visiting Surgeon, Charity Hospital
X. SCHLATER, Md,
Visiting PHYSICIAN Charity He.pital.
EssMs-Ss e~ anaur.
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IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
GlOO,O 900 worth Of Fashionab BILE
Clothing. at II eaail.

4 LFRED MCNROE cos. "ONK PRIcx SroRE,
| II No 81 Magazine Street, corner of GrAvier. We
would inform friends, and the pubic in general,
hat our present stock of
Clothing, furnishing Goods, &C.,,
| unequaled in extent and beauty BY that Of any
other establishment in the United States. To be
convinced of this statement it is only necessary to
call and examine. Our immense sales brought
about by the simple fact being known that the prices
we place upon goods is uniformly low and the quality
OF each article is guaranteed what it is represented
be. Perec; satisfaction is what we aim at in dealing
with our customers.
All orr clothing is manufactured at our establish
ment, No. AL Broadway, New York, under IT.. i'm
mediate superintendent Of Of our firm, whe
spares no pains IN securing the most desirable styles
of goods 1t is with the fullest confidence Of being
able to give satisfaction, that we invite all who may
be in want OF articles in line to call and examine
our assortment.
The following is only partial list of articles:
Irock and Dress Coats.-French and English black
cloth dress and frock coats do do. blue, brown, null
berry and green clsth frocks: do do black mulberry,
brown, olive, and golden brown cloth Pokas French
and English black and fancy colored cloth walking
coats: Hmaaya fur new STYLE sac; French, black,
mulberry, and olive cloth opera sacs; do black and
fancy colorcd doeskin Union sacs do extra superue
drab and fancy colored walking coats; codlington,
gray mlXed and silver gray sacks and pokas Frch.
black, blue brown, and olive beaver sac and frock
coats; do blue, brown. and silvergray, Whitney
coats; do. Labrador various colors) to turn, sac
coats; do superhne drab cloth and beaver walking
coats French and English black superfne cloth sac
and walking coats; do blue, brown, and drab pilot
cloth sacs.
Clooks-Blue and black cloth cloaks every quail
.ty; black and blue pilot cloth cloths.
A variety of Vests of every quality and pattern
also every variety and quality of Pant.loons.
GeaHemem's Furnishing Gools.--Linen and cotton
shirts, all qualities check and cotton hickory a..i
night shirts, all qualities all wool and super ribbed
shirts game, merino, cotton Isle thread and fan
NJ shirts; socks of every quality.
Toys and Lhiidren's C1ofhinq.-Consisting of
frocAs, pokas, sacs, jackets, overcoats pantaloons
vests, and c!oaks, of every quality.
Also every variety of gloves; suspendsrs of varou,
kinds; cravats and handkcrchcfs of every quality.
Also trunks, vascs umbrellas.
India rubber goods Of every description.
Ca One price for foods, and no deristion.-I1
In visiting the city, do not fail to call on
ALFRED MUNROE IL co,
fcbSy 81 Magazine ST., New Orleans.