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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-14

FROM HAYTI-Advices from Cape Hayten Rn6
onaives to the I'D, and Port Prince TO the 25tl
Of July, have been received. The yellow fever con
timed undated and q number of sailors wer,
swept away. Private hospitals had been estab-
Iished at q charge of one dollar per day for eacl
man. but the convalesCents did not make good re-
cOyeres Desertons from vessels were frequent
each man wanted TO get away from port soor
as possible. The experiment of shipping coioref
crews during summer was recommended. Sugar
cultivation was very backward, and all local trad
paralysed. Coffee was depressed in price although
the deliveries were not abundant. At Gonaives
coffee falling and provisions plenty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-14

FREAKS OF LIGHTNING.-0ne of the watch towers
of the Auburn "a. " State prison was struck b,
lightning during the storm on Monday afternoon
The tower was badly shattered and u sentry wh
WAS in the tower WAS stunned but not killed The
sentry's musket, which stood by the wall inside of
the tower, was fired off by the lightning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-14

ACCIDENTAL DEATHS Two residents of Aiken. s.
c.. were killed lately the railroad near Il at
place. Their names are John Taylor and William.
K. Randall. One ofthem, Randall, fell from the
embankment, striking his head against the cross.
ties. aud infiicting wound just behind the ear
from which the brain oozed; also fracturing hr
arm and leg. The other, Taylor, lay between the
tracks 1t is supposed that the iron under the
cow-catcher buried itself in his skull as it passed
over him.
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B6y~ FACTS WORTH KSowISG.-Th
manning stock OF
FANCY DRY GOODS
AT TIE


TIRE
LADIES' BAZfAR
NO. M, BROAD STREET, RICHMOND. VA,
Have been marked down nj prices and are selling
It lower rates-aualty and style cansisIcred-thAR
hey have ever been purchased heretofore in this
market.
EMBROInERtEs.
Cambria and SWISS COLLARS ami SLEEVES rang.
ing from 81, to &c
Fine French MUSLIN SETS for g. worth o.; slso,
Sets at lower prices
Muslin and Cambria BANDS, for Sleeves and Ba.ques
i!,,, :, and, and yslSncienngs I.ACLs -
Whalebone Busrs, &c.
MILLINERY GOODS.
Bonnets Ribbons, Flowers, Quillings Ladies Dress
Caps. Grapes. &c
PRINCES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.
We have large stock of PRINCES, BRATDs,
BUTTONS, and other DRESS TRIMMINGS. very
low.
WHITE GOODS, JscOSFTs. RRILLIANTEs
Book Swiss Plaid, Striped and Dotted MrSLISs.
Also, n great variety ot
FANCY AND STAPLE ARTICLES,
selling AT unprecedented low prices. to mske room fer
the Fall purchases.
We are not soing To wind mp bat We are selling
Goods at prices that viii he caution to old fogi"
iy 3i--ilm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-14

FROM MINNEsoTA.-St. Paul dates to the 9th state
that resolution had been offered in the Democrat
ic Convention in session there, TO appoint COM
mittee to confer with the Republican branch, to
make a compromise for the submission of one
stituion to the people. 1t was lost by three major
ity. The subject is to come up again, and will
probably be adopted.
band Of fifteen disafected Chippewa Indians
plundering the settlers on the North st. pauls
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AKAIORY K. l.. i. BLUES, !

AKMORY X. l.. j. BLUES,l
n August 18th, 1857. !
y PARADE ut your Armory, on THIS
IL (FRiDAY) EVENING. at 3hs O'Clock precisel,
full dress summer uniform (dress cap and plume,
rape on left arm, and three rounds Of blank car
ridges pay the last tribute of respect TO our de
ceased Honorary Member, BEVERLY BLAIR
a8- Honorary members are invited to unite Will
us. BY order OF
RO. L. DICKINSON.
Lieut.. Commanding
f. c. CRUMP 0S. au lit
81 Sergcants will summon their squads to be
final
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y, HEINRICH SCHNEIDER, Profes. ~

~, HEINRICH SCHNEIDER, Profess ~
x2yE # MUSIC, offers his services 10 the citizens -
>nA RiehmOnd a Teacher Of the HARP PIANO
AR and OF SINGING. Having Taught Nusir far &
years in Edgeworth Seminary in North Carolina he
confidently refers IN Gov MoREHr w. ProprietoT and
to RICHARD STERLING, Esq Principal Of that InstItu
ton.
ss- Residence at Mrs Rns.elrs Boarding Hons.
Broad street, near 9TH.
REFERENCE IN RICHMOND Rev Dr n. D. Uogs
Rev. George Woodbridge, Rev Dr. T. v Moore WIN
2. Paine, Esq: Col. I. r. August, X. r. Howison MIR
l. Morris, r. H. Taylor, Maj. j, C. Shields. Dr. r. II
OsAne. Jy Is diwklaw3tn*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-14

NOW is THE TIME TO SAVE YOUR
~ MONEY.-Rich Summer Nantes and Duster
1t half price.-Parasols below cost Parasols below
oost ALI kinds of Dotted, Powered and Plain
swiss Muslns; Embroidered Hdkfs as low "a DC:
irass Linen Hdkis If good quality. only tx cts:
skeleton Skirts Of all kinds for Ladies' and Misses;
Ladies' French Woye Corsets at Fl, worth fi7i; sete
0me and Judge the Goods, for all who call cannot
fail To be suited at LEWIS IS Main st.
H-2t Next 10 =. X Whites
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-14

+ OST-Somewhere on or near Marshal
IL street, a Carved Gold BREASTPIN with four bril-
liant sets. The finder may receive reward OF 81 b.
eturnng il TO
jy0 r MCCARTHY & SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-14

DOCKBRInGE ALUM SPRiSGS.-To
~ RRICK MAsoNa AND CARPESTERs.Fhs
undersigned viii shortly advertise for proposals ~
haiiing tar brick hotel. TO be eon'nieneed n 'hs
latter part 0f september put under rcof BY tAo ISL
December and Completed on the ist June. lSss
No soon ~ drawings and specifications are ready
notice will be given OF the day on which the e""'
tracts will be let.
e. The Springs going public will please unterstAna
IL at this contemplated enlargement, VIII nos al az
interfere with their present due accommodation pus
that the house will be kept open iiil Dyesnbes l.
heretofore adyertixegt Nm. skAGlhh,
anI5-~at For the prspFietors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-14

Mr.. Geo Smyser's barn, which was situated
about five miles from York, Pa, together with
part of his stock, agricultural implements. and tn
entire result of his harvest. consumed by fire
on Saturday last. The combustion is supposed ,
have been caused by the heat of the hay aud grain
which were deposited in the barn. The loss is en-
timated at between s., 900 and $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-14

The ELECTION IN KEsrUCKY.-The returns from
his State are complete in all essential particulars
The congressional delegation will stand eight dem
,crats to two Americans, as follows:
1st District Henry C. Burnett(d:) ID :. 0. Peyton
d. gain:) Sd. ". l.. Underwood (Amer.:) ith, A. G
talbot (dl 9Th j. H. Jewett ID y 9Th, j. NJ. Elliott
d. eth. II. Marshall, tAmer.;) 18th. J. b. Clay. I'd
sainl 9th J. c. Mason, ID gain; 10th. j. ". Steven
son, ID. gain
Garrard. the democratic candidate for State
treasurer ia elected by majority ranging from
10000 to $1,000 In the State Senate there will b.
tie In the lower house the democrats will have 3
majority of about twenty-five.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-14

MAsosIc-Ma difficulties have existed IN she
state of New York since the year lssa, and snsir'
.eem TO he still In as bad a way az ever.
bodies here claim, TO be the Grand indge. stren"
,us efforts have been made to reconcile the ah'ss
,nists. Both Grand Lodges have appointed COM
nittees which together unanimously agt'e" "po"
articles Of union. These were adopted ps o"'
-odge and merely registered by the o'hrr' linus
l,a matter stands I'm allegiance.
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LOST.

T AWNS. BAREGES, &C.-A few prett,
IL Lawns Bare9es, Jaconets. Organdies and BareR
Robes, may be found in stock: also, Chambre. :
French and Cape Linen, De Heges. &c,
aul IA CII1ES & CIIENERY.
T OST-R. II. Maury & Co.'S CHECK
- No. 227, on Exchange Bank. for Sl23. PsymeH
las been opped. A proper reward will be paid 70
& return to my office. WI. H. SMITH.
au l4-2t Corner Cary and nth sta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-14

AIR. ID. TURNER'S SELECT elias
w STCAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. MAN At.
aErwEES 10 AND sTH srs--The 18th Academic yrsr "
this Schezl win commence on MONDAY. the 18th oi
september, 1877
Class wilt tre formed IN Greek and Latin and pm
nils will b. admitted who prepared u commence
ne study ., either q these langsf or saTr ''"'
A. tp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-14

ACCIDENT on THE SoUTH-SIDE RAlLRoAD-We learn
that the passenger train coming up Wednesda
came in contact with an OK team. which happepe,
to be crossing the tract near Pamplins Depot
Three of the oxen were killed and the negro driver
severely injured, his hip being broken and his body
badly bruised.-Lynchburg Fuynt0R.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-23

Just received and for sale by ~ h .-t.s T.. ia.
-. B.aS STEEL,
Bookseller, Publisher and Stationer,
No. 60 CAMP STREET.
CATLIN's NORTH AMERICAN INDIANs--2 vols, svo-
One Hundred Illustrations
THE ARTISTS BRIDE-By Emerson Bennett.
THE AMERICAN GENTLEMAN-Guide to Poteness and
Fashion. - f'@ t
LOVE AFTER MARRIAGE and other Stories of the Heart
By Caroline Lee Hentz.
MARION BARNARD, Or, Lessons of Life.
THE SISTERS OF SoLERNEA Tale Of the Sixteenth Cen
fury. -
SEARCH OF TRUTH-By Jas. Craik
A new supply Of
AMERICAN ALMANAC FOR ls57-Bound in Paper and
Half Calf.
THE POST-OFFICE GUIDE.
ALSO
general supply of all the leading SCHOOL BOOKS for the
COUNTRY TRADE at the Lowest Cash Prices. For sale by
j. B. STEEL,
e m25 2p3t<W 60 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-23

University OF LouIsIANA.--There was an inter-
esting spectacle in the Medical Department of the
University on Saturday the graduation Of those
medical students who had finished their education OF
mastered it far as to receive their licenses to 60
forth on their mission of "kill-or-cure." goodly
concourse spectators were present. including ladies'
and all were deeply interested in the proceedings.
DR.. Hunt, the Dean of the Faculty, conferred the
degrees, with due ceremony. DR.. Mott afterwards
made able and eloquent address to the graduates
impressng upon them the responsibility of their posi-
ton and giving much valuable advice to guide them
in their future career Mr. j. M. Holloway, of Grand
Gulf Miss, made handsome valedictory response
on behalf Of himself and Undergraduates, and then
the assembly dispersed.
We give the names Of the graduates, sixty.fve in
number. We are pleased to see the name Of our old
friend, Louis Q. Huard, formerly officially connected
with Charity Hospital, on the list:
Aiva y. Jackson William s. Royal James NJ Hol,owov
Richard d. Haden, Benjanin r. Springfield John orda52
pl5y Si6aSn Elijah b Aoseey James Houston David
tina j. Afford +. j. Gordon VIM L. Phiilps Jepiha Max
nay Samuel " Parry, Wyiiie W Damn Peter Rene cIoasp
George w Inge John SPHINX, Thomas h. Mills Alfred HM
Hilary Ryan. Sanford Wood AoHzo Ovens T6os Iiey
john N Mobley, Ferdinand T. Meyer Emile Doameng Alex
Tbach james Camp Albion A. Overflow Arthur r. Hunter
Louis Gnsase Banchet William D. Bragg. Frederick Duper
Eh IL ssaa asg bsb Tas JSsn
y. MeNecy. James u. Richardson, William O. Dixon Frank
liz Thomas. John 9. Adams. Josiah Humble James D.
wilson, Rnbeft u Henderson William Travis Henry jackson
Suow, Dudley w. jones' Arthur Koin Joshua A. Collins Gus
lave s. Hebert, II. Bonner dsiain.
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ssr Nurses for the Sick ana wounded in

A3- Nurses for the Sick and Wounded in
NIcARAGUAThe undersigned matron during the cpl
denies of s47 and 1858 IN New Orleans purposes
ragua with number Of industrial females in order aid the
sick and wounded under the command of the gallant Walker
number Of experienced have already testified their
willingness to emgrae, under the title of 'The
tiers and making arrangements by earliest
conveyance have thought it. therefore, my duty
our own sex to render such aid may power
towards this benevolent undertaking.
There many ladies in New Orleans who confident
can spare small sum from their 'pn money DIME to
DOLLAR for the cause, This think fail to satisfy
them reflection that they have assisted patriotic
cause when they learn that the Of liberty suffering
from wounds md sickness their struggles to carry out the
glorious cause Of freedom planting flag liberty upon
the mountain valleys of that beautiful country.
The gallAny the gentlemen of the press SUCH know
as to secure their aid in giving this benevolent pub
| licity in their respective journals. S#
In few days committee of ladiesone from each District
will be appointed to receive donations meanwhile those
desirouso aid the cause will leave their contributions with
Honor the Mayor, at the City Hall. ~ > "N
| STss SARAH CURTIS, Matron Nurse,
m23 2pH y Nf -. 2 l45 Bnronre street
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F. NJ. FISK.
E. I'll. TuteT,

rs No. ITO CANAL. STREET
Has received this day large of NEW GOODS
viz:
Fine Chronomeer, Duplex, Lever, Anchor and Cylinder
WATCHES. az
Ladies' Diamond Enameled and finely Engraved WATCHES
Vest, Fob Guard and Chateaine CHAINS; SEALS, KEYS,
CHARMS, SLIDES etc. ..-
Beautiful Coral Cameo Enameled fine Painting all gold and
other sets JEWELRY. r-
DIAMOND EAR RINGS, PINS RINGS, STUDS, SLEEVE
BUTTONS, etc.
GOLD sPECTACLES, pebble Glasses) Pens Pencils Thin
hles Sleeve Buttons, Studs and great variety of
goods. '. ~
SILVER and PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, etc. Prices ex.
ltremely low.
A- siserware and Jewery made order. Watches and
Jewelry Repaired.
..a E. A. TYLER,
m2S 2pl2t 10 Canal street
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NSenlGeGE.
STEAM CLOTHING MAMIE

LOUISIANA STEAM CLOTHING MANUFAC-
TORY.
he subscribers having removed from No. lis
NOS l65 and l67 in the block offer let the
sirahle Store.
The spacious building in which they established
their Mandatory, will enable them keep up with
creased demand for their well made and substantial PLANTA
fIoN CL0THING and thankful spreading patronage
bestowed them, they will spare
selves deserving of its continuance.
Planters and Country Merchants coming city
spectfuy invited to call and visit their establishment
HEBRARD & CO.,
te26 2plm 1876 and I67 Cana! street.
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The best .ansericaa. Pianos

EVER PROD UCEDIN THIS CITY
From the Mandatory Of
STEINWAY 4 SONS, N. Y
These Pianos celebrated for quality tone elegant
and Notwithstanding in half higher than the
pitch.
In fact they considered by the eminent Pats
superior TO my other made in this country
The Undersigned visited last summer all
tories in the Northern cities and selected STEINWAY Il
SONS INSTRU as the adapted to the Southern
climate He has them for sale, and and
invited to call and examine them.
The best MELoDEoNs, from the mandatory of MASON /
HANELIN, Boston.
i. GABICI,
nil 2pMof Camp street below Ciravier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-23

Insurance We would call the attention Of insu.
rers to the advertisement Of the two Companies the
Il United States Life and the Valley of Virginia-for
I which Mr.. Harmon Doane, No.. As Camp street, is
4 agent in the Southwest, We are personally posted
in regard to the stability Of both these companies,
and can assure our friends that either is worthy of
y their most unlimited confidence.
The United States Life Insurance. Annuity and
Trust Company, Of Philadelphia, is model institu
ton Of its kind and stands on basis Of rock It has
paid TO the widows and orphans, or representatives
of it, patrons in New Orleans since the establishment
of ito branch IN 1851, the Of $1s7224 Its assets
L at the beginning of the present year were over
&l 1916 900. II is the only office in New Orleans
which issues policies without the delay and risk Of
\ reference to the parent office. 81, II,
The Fire, Marine and Insurance Company of the
Valley Of Virginia. one Of the most reliable institu-
tions Of the country It's solidity is amply vouched
BY men Of responsibility in Virginia. and by those
Of our citizens who have had opportunity Of examn
ling into its affairs.
s Az will be seen, both companies are endorsed by
rome Of the most respectable merchants Of this city,
I IL addition to which, hi. Doane is prepared toex-
4 hibit documents to all who may honor him with a
aaAl iSs sasse 4sl8lif98 rHsi& TX
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Fancy Shirts Made to Order.

PATTERN CARDS of the designs for Fancy
Coored SHIRTS just received for which will be taken
to be made in any style.
Linen Bosom and Fine Linen SHIRTS to measure from
so 10 500 per dozen.
Directions for seeasurement forwarded application at
S. n. NJ o ODYiS
New Orleans Shirt and Gentlemen's Furnishing Emporuu
corner Canal ST. and Exchange Place
s-Five hundred dozen excellent SHIRTS 81 Try
then. rI6 9n.,eod
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GiqtteL 8 .Eas,, ison.

No. Is CHARITIES STREET,
direct Importers of French, English and
German Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS.
We have in store and constantly receiving full and
plete assortment of European FANCY and STAPLE DRY
GOODS.
we have also always on hand large and assortment Of
Housekeeping and Plantation DRY GOODS. All of which
Will be offered at the lowest market prices
GiQUEL & JAMESON,
HE'S zptf is Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-23

LYcEuM HALL LECTURES. The seventh lecture of
the Young Mems Christian Association will be deliv
cred tonight, at Lyceum Hail. We are certain that
the hall will be crowded, for the lecturer is the Rev.
pr. Palmer and his theme is The Inductive Phloso-
ply and the Bible The learning and eloquence Of
Dr.. P. are such as will always ensure him crowd,
no matter where he may hold forth, or what subject
!. be may select for elaboration.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-23
To Country Merchants.

SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Co.,. For sale by
Il III 0 NJ Il s l.. " HI II E
'...' Bookseller,
,... No. los Canal ST., New Orleans.
LARGE and GENERAL ASSORTMENT of the MOST
APPROVED SCHOOL BOOKS. The ass, rtnent is as COM
plete as can be found in the Southern country.
+ BLANK BOOKS PAPER, STEEL PENS, ENVELOPES
ETC. Prices low. Call and examine the assortment, at
m23 2p3t No. los CANAL STREET
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Reed 5 Field
To Country Merchants.


BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS
Landing and for sale by the undersigned large and choice
assortment of BOOTS SHOES BROGANS consisting Of
Mems and Boys KIP and SEAL BROGANS;
Mems CALF KIP and PATENT LEATHER OXFORD
TIES
Mems CALF, KIP and AT. LEATHER STRAP Shoes
Mems SEAL, CALF and ENAMELED SLIPPERS;
Mems PAT. LEATHER and CALF sEWED BROGANS;
Mems and Boys GRAIN and KIP HUI TING BOOTS;
Mems and Women's INDIA RUBBER OEERSHOES;
Womens IIEELED and SPRING HEEL PEGGED BRO
CANS;
Womens GOAT PATENT LEATHER and POLISHED
GOAT PEGGED BOOTS;
Ladies' PATENT LEATHER, LASTING, KID and G. DAT
LACE BOOTS and BUSKINS;
Planters BOOTS; Calf Skin BOOTS;
Fishcrmcn's Boots; Mud
Light Kid Light Seal
Half Weed Kip Boots; Half Welted Boots.
As we have at all times Of partners the North who
gives his whole time selecting manufacturers
offer customers fresh and seasonabe goods and
believe it would be to the interest of buyers
stock before purchasing elsewhere y
JOHN NJ. GOULD,
ml2 2plm Magazine street.
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Point Lace Shasrls and .sIa,sttllos

TO THE ADDE'S.
III Canal Street,.......... a.
SPRING ND INNER GOODS
Selling Mt half the usual price!
The entire stock OF this establishment known the Ladies'
Fashionable Cloak House and General Fancy Dry Store
will now be sold at HALF PRICE, close for the season.
500 New Style Point Lace Shawls and Nantes;
800 Black and Colored Silk Nantes;
300 Velvet and Cloth Cloaks
1000 New Style Founced Organde Bareees and Tissues
200 Plain and Flounced Jaconet Dresses
Rich Tssues-Flounced and Plain;
800 Rich Vaencienne and Ciupure Lace Sets
400 pieces of White and Printed Linen;
200 Bridal Robes Wreaths and Walls;
200 Infants Long Cloass, Robes Gaps;
5000 yards of Rich French Silks, all styles;
1900 yards of Trimming, in all styles;
3uU Rich Grape Shaws;
200 Rich Bonnets
And as we are constantly receiving goods commission La
dies will be find all kinds FANCY GOODS in this
establishments
d. E. KEEGAN,
mo zp1Je2 IA Canal street.
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j. D.. ERON & CO.,
124 Canal ST., Touro Buildings,
Are offering their large stock of Velvet Brussels and
Ingram CARPETING, at low prices
-I CURTAIN MATERIAL.
choice assortment of Brocatelle Silk Wool and worsed
Damasks; Lace snd Muslin Curains Cornices Pins Links
Cords and Tassels Gimp, ETC.
ASA .. &c. WINDOW SHADES -.-
large variety of designs various Sizes put IN in the
best manner at short notice. r. a5....
FLOOR oIL-CLOTH.
Three to twenty feet WIDE ordinary and the best quail
tiles. ....
CANTON MATING
600 pieces S4 A "a and "a of fair The best descrip
tons White and Colored. ma EMIT
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DON'T Let Them Die!

WORD TO MOTHERS-The most common disease to
winch children are subject is III fact it is almost
Versa Thousands of promising children die the
cause being suspected The symptoms so various that
diagnosis is almost impossible Mothers who be on the
safe side should administer
W1NER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE
whenever the slightest indication of complaint appears If
there are no worms in the system 1t harm; and if
there are will nfaby annhiate them effect radical
and permanent cure.
E1-Be particular and remember the name "Winer's Cana
dian Veauge Thisis the only article that be depended
on Remember this For sale in New Orleans wholesale and
RETAIL by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole Propretors
m23 2p3eod&itW 81 and ISL Chartres street
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Cotton Seed Oil.

Owing to the great demand for this article for superior
quality for burning in any kind of Lamps and other purposes
and it's cheapness compared Oils subscribers hh.
erto have been unable supply their and the pusc
with this article.
They prepared to deliver few barrels which they
warrant ECU Al. TO THE BEST LARD OH. cheaper.
GREEN, HARDING & CO.,
NIB 2p6t e. Poydras street.
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Fresh .drriyas of Rich Spring

Fresh .di'rteat of Rich Spring
DRESS GOODS
s. D. P. sc Milan & CO.,
Nos. IL and IA Chartres street.
Have Just received another large and assortment of
NEW DRESS SILKS FOR THE SPRING;
RICH PRINTED GRENADINES;
CREPES DE PARIS;
BARE6ES;
ID. ORGANIZES and
JACoNETs, in Pieces
and in Robes volans of The styles most beautiful
designs
Real Black Thread Lace POINTS, STIAwLS SCARFs and
MANTIEs;
EMBRoIDRRIEs Laces Ribbons Millinery. rnss 2pst
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Faces and Ensbs'OiRes.ies.

JAMES SYME & CO.,
Have received by arrivals large additions to their stock
Of BLACK THREAD LACE POINTS,
MANTLEs and Walls;
BLACK THREAD LACE in the piece all widths from Edg
ingS to Wide Fourcng Lace;
FRENCH IMITATION LACE hANTI.ES and POINTS;
vALENCIENNES COLLARS and SETS;
POINTE d'ALENCON and BRuXELLES SETS.
The above I.aces in the piece, all widths.
BLACK and COLORED SILK MANTILLAS;
SPRING DRESS TRIMMINGS;
BONNET, SASH and BELT RIBBONS;
FRENCH EMBR ORDERED COLLARS and SLEEVES;
:. HANDKERCHIEFS:
SKIRTS and PEIG NOIRS:
Iufasts ROBES and GAPS;
FILET MITS Aexanders KID GLOVES etc.
JAMES SYME & CO.,
milo 2p7t lis Canal ST., Touro Buildings