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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-30


HIIE subscriber, acting as agent on behalf Of Iegatees'
will, on the FIFTEENTH DAY oP DECEMBER,
lSs. sell a, Public Auction. on the premises. the very valu'
able Farm, the residence Of the late Thomas Miller, OF the
county Of Granville, North Carolina.
The farm contains ZOO acres. one-han 81 rhich Is sun
In timber, Of the very bc-t quality Tor producing hish
priced tobacco. This farm has produced more high pric."
tobacco than any other estate 10 be :ouhd. and u now IN
the yery hes; condition 10 continue is cultivation, win 4
large amount Of fresh land, fx;urss. &c.
The estate lies six niles south Of the beautiful village Of
Oxford, and seventeen miles from Henderson. on The ia.
lrigh and Castor Railroad, within convenient distance OF
cburchrs OF various denominations. The situation Is
healthy. Taking all things into consideration. u Is one OF
m. most desirable and valuable estates in this part ot the
country.
Of rich bottom land, now in good condition Tor raising tue
oraInrrop.. corn, wheat and oats. which IL famous. Tor me
s.rr. Ia we'll waterrd-branchrs and creeks adordinS hne
plant lands.
Thi, farm will be- surveyed and sold In two tracts; both
will have good dwelling houses. si;h all The necessary out
buildings found on such estates. in fact, the farm Is In good
order 4 crop Of wheat will he seeded.
Terms o! sale Of the land will lie one-iiird cash, the bal
ance in two esual annual payments, hearing interest from
day OF sale. and title retained until the purchase money IS
paid. -
Immediately amer the sale OF the land. as Administrator,
I will sell, for cash, seyrn;y-are very valuable and hksiy
negroes, and close out CROP, teams, &c, on I credt Of SIX
months.
sale 10 continue from day TO day uI;ii closed.
Nv address, WiiliaInsboro, y. {.
0ct ls-e,d. IS. RoYSTER, Admir-.
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,,uS HOWARD. ALEx'n IL. SANDS.
ATTORNEYS AND CorNSKlI.oES IT LAW,
RICHMOND, Va.
nrrIcEi in Goddin's building, on ll,h street, between
" Main aud Bank streets. Oc;. 6-ts.
O. J. WISE. NAT. TYLER. J. NJ. WISE.
WISE, TyLEK a WISE,
j. WISE attends the Courts Of adjoining counties.
Oct. Ely
CHARLES Il. STUART,
ATTORNEY At ltW,
AsnL ,xp, HANOVER CorSrY. Va.
WILL. practice regularly In the Courts Of the counties
w Of Hanover, Caroline and King William, and will at
tend 10 any bushes, in any Of the Courts held in the city Of
Richmond. Dec. 2:-d5tSctf
.MeRAE 4 HEATH,
RioHMoND, Va, Law"
DRACTICE in all the Court, held in the city Of Richmond.
J. and in the counties Of iIenrico and Chesterfield.
onicr on Bank street, adjoining the ONCE Of Mcs-r': Au-
gus, & Randolph, IN Goddin's building. Nov %ii-d&eim
N. a. STURDIyANT.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA.
DHACTICES in the Supreme Cour; Of Appeals. In the
J. Special Court Of Appeals, in the Federal Courts, II.
the Courts held for the city Of Eichucnd, aud in those OF
lIenrico AMI Chesterfield counties.
Office on 1lth Street. between Main AMI Franklin Streets,
opposite Goddin's Hall. Nov l..
Law PARTSERSElIP.
J0HN RANDOLPH TUCKER, Attorney General. aud
y JOHN NJ. PATTON, Jr, have entered into a partner.
ship to practice Law, under the name Of TUCKER 4 PAT
TON. In the Cour: Of Appeals at Richmond and ~Lewi,burg.
and in the Superior and Inferior Courts Of the city Of Rich
mond. Any business entrusted to their care viii be prompt
ly attended, So. Nov 2j-lm
G. ID. WOOTTON.
Accountant, Commission Agent, Collector, &c,
RICHMOND, VA,
OFFICE on NORTH SIDE MAIS ST., 4 Fgw lUoEs below
ENcuASG. BlSE,
WILL attend punciualiy TO any business entrusted to
w him, In this city or i'll the country. Buying AMI sen
ing, Collecting Claims, &c, Copying. Book Keeping. Writing
o! any kind, having al command, when necessary, cNPe'
ricnced and competent ASSISTANTS.
EXPERIENCES:
Col C. II. Cahell, Editor Of The South"
Prof II. J. Christian, Editors DanvIle Republican,
Jas. ]. Butler 4 Co, :. McGruderS sons,
Is. A. Walton, farrnvillc,
And many others for whom lac has done business.
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WANTED-Ty - Lady who is c~ompc,en; to teach the
w usual branches Of an English education, together with
French and tile rulin;ents Of Music. a situation in a private
family IN the country. References exchanged.
Address, TEACHER
Nov 1i-cS Richmond. Tn,
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WILLIAM Il. CHURCH. WILLIAM H. FLEMING.
CHURCH g. FLEMING.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CORNER CARY \ p l3rH STREETS. OPPOSITE DIN COLEMAN
iIpTgI, l,cn4oNp. Va,
WILL pay particular attention 10 thu sale OF ALL
w KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE. Dealers in AL
kinds Of Agricultural Implements, which are warranted,
al.o, field and garden Seeds Of almost every variety.
Nav S-Ctf
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WM. T.. u. RUfPlN.

PoSTPONEMENT In consequence. Of the inclrmrncy ~
the weather ON the day above named for III" sale of the
farm. It has been postponed until the FOURTEENTH OF
DECEMBER, ISIS. VIXEN Il will take place on ihr prcin.e.-
that being the day un which the chattl". "-t.t" Ola the farm
will lie sold. WI. II. II. RlFFlN, Agent.
H.,.Js Ill
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AEGnnES o sALE,L cam or.r =.

" auction On Tuesday. the !ia day Of prcciub-r next a,
the Warm springs. Bash togr,-Logse. Va. a family OF Vt
G.OE>. consisting % = man. woman. and their 3 children
! sirl - year, old. ! boy 10 year, old. / b0y : years old. !
ririS = year, Old. and girl child : month. old. al. lll-ly-
Also. one oi,-r negro nan. can also STATE that ihrrv are
>"F i" urgrur, IN TIE u,isijorsooi fr sale. mostly nomra
and Children.
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"ASTED.-Ty u Young Man, who ha, bad many
w years experience Ia the business, a situation to take
charge Of t Hotel in ZONE country town, either in Virginia
or North Carolina. Address 4. u. {.
Joiin.ons Springs r. o.,
Sept. Sets Gooclland Co.. Va
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UV TIT VFOVFTHVT.
GsoRGE W. MrSroEn, secretary Of the CoInmonwe alih.
4. j. lianin,ack l.. about six fee, high, compactly bui!,,
sandy hair and uhi.krr,. black or hazlc eyes, about thirty
years OF age, and OF rather prcpossessing appearance.
Peter C.. liamTiack is about five feet ten inches high, ra-
th.r cnmpac,!y made, norid complexion, dark hair, black
eyes. u large dark mole Oh hs face, about .! or Is years Of
age. Nov y-c8W
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BY THE GovEKNon or vInCINIA.

u TNVNINNN v
IMPORTATION having deen received by the Executive,
i that Andrew Jackson llammack and Peter {. llammack
were presented by the Grand Jury, at the Fall Term, ls5-.
OF tie Circuit Court for Roanc County, for the crime Of
forgery, and tina, they have led from justice, and are now
going At large; therefore | do hereby oler a reward Of one
hundred dollars 30 any person who shall arres, either OF the
said mii,ives and deliver him into th- Jail Of said county Of
Roans and | do moreover require all officers Of this Com.
monvealtI, civil and military, and request the people gen.
orally to use their best eyertions To procure the arrest o.!
the said Andrew Jackson llammack and Peter Z. Hammack,
that they may he brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand rs Governor, and under the Less
# Seal Of the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
MI eighth day Of November. rs.
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Qr,xcy. FL,.. October 5-c,2oDcc.
NOTICE.

rUNliE concern Of Baldwin, cardwcl & Co., having been
dissolved, they have assigned all debts due them TO Tue.
am anxious to Close the business a. early a. possible. and
all persons indebted TO them, are requested 10 make imme
date payment TO me-. HORACE J.. KENT.
~ I'll,
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

sen, them TO the undersigned for settlement.
Nov lI-dlm JSo. ". PATTON, JK., ES'Or.
HNHE SUBSCRIBER, In consequence Of continued
IL ill.health, has determined 10 sell his AcHicrLIrRAL Ma.
CHINE MASrTAcToRr, with the MACHINERY, &c. The build.
ings occupy 4 lot 20 by 100 feet on Cary street, between sh
and 10Th streets, and are especially adapted 10 ;h!, business.
The Machinery Is nearly new, and carried by = sixteen
horse power Engine, all in perfect order.
This establishment enjoys AN extensive patronage. and
offers a rare opportunity so those who may be inclined 70
engage In n sure and profitable business.
Terms accommodating.
Oc, s-3n II. BALDWIN
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ny mECToM DAVIS, AuCT.
FINE ARTS AT AUCTION.

- TUESDAY. THE THlRTIrrH OF NOVEMBER, =. u
room. Oh Franklin street. ! Ne. seLmsire's.
NoN 3u-i' HECTOR DAVIS.
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SITUATION WANTED.

4 GRADUATE OF a Northern College, who has had six
~ years experience In teaching, and !. II present Princi.
pal OF u Female seminary. desires \ situation rs Principal
or Teacher In an Academy. Southern or Western Virginia
preferred. Reference. given IL required. Aidrrs.
mo. T.. ALEXANDER, \. NJ,
Nov - -,d;. Mcrcrr-burg. Penn.
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1 y adjourned meeting Of the Stockholders of the Rich.
N momd and York River l;ailroni Company. will he held
a. the Office 81 he Company, in the city 0; Richmond, on
Tuesday. the :1n:h int. at IL o'clock.
lunr,ual attendance /. requested.
Nov. s3-cst. 4. W. MORTON, Secty.
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T1OCKET KSIVES.-Ju,t received and ior sale
the mos, beautiful and complete importation Of Gen.
r.,.S IN mi, make; 10 which we would respectfully call the
a;ten,lon Of our friends and the public generally
JOHNSTON L TRANSPORT.
Importers Of HardwsTe, Cutlery dcr
Sor 50 No. 1873 Main street.
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l. Gentleman wishes . situation as Principal or Assistant
in u School or a. Assistants a School, or a. private Tutor in
Il family in Virginia. or the South. Refers 10 Hon. Isaac
rouc-y, Secretary OF The Navy. and others. Address, per.
sonal!y. or BY letter, IL" Box -, &. Charles Hotel, lich-
,unnd, Va. Oct 2t-dSc.f
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Those .ir.irou. o. buying Land. will find = cool orpor;u
nifty In the sale OF hi, immense 'rac, Of Land. iUclu!n.
thousands Of acres. The Receiver will give any .niorma
ton in his power 10 those who write, or 90 to hi. Office a
Apallchicoli. Cllti;LE> III lis.
Oct 2l-cwlstJan Receiver In the above cause.
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VyOR TABLE KSIYEs.-ivory Desert KNIVES:
iyory Knive, and FORKS. In .et;. Of 81 pieces Rsdg,r'
~. i iIbata Pork. and spoons. Carving knives, York
.aI sr.si.. sausage Meat CGiisr-. sau.asr s'eses' '"'
81. rh.nrhv CLiHKSOS, ANDERSON 4 co.
&. 80 100 Main street.
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Application for the situation, accompanied by proper tes-
liEoiial.. may b. sent TO the Secretary Of the BOARD until
the hr.i day IL DECEMBER. proAinc. Oh which day 4 '"iec'
ton will lie made hy the hoard Of Trustee.
By order 81 the board Of Trustees,
JOHN ". W. DAVIDSON, SECRETARY.
QriNcY. FL,. October 5-c,2ODcc.
NOTICE.
VNiiE concern Of Baldwin, Cardwcl & Co., having been
dissolved. they hay. assigned all debts due them 10 IGe.
anu anxious to Close the business a. early as possible. and
all persons indebted TO them, are requested TO make imme
date payment TO ME. HORACE l.. KENT.
Nov i5-clm
iINO SCHOOLS AND AMILIl;S.-A Young
l. Gentleman wishes . situation A. Principal or Assistant
in - School or a. A>si,;aatin a School, or a. private Tutor in
II family in Virginia, or the South. Refers 10 Hon. Isaac
rouc-y, Secretary Of The Navy, and others. Address, per.
,onai!y. or BY letter, IL, Box -, St. Charles Hotel, Fieh-
uond. Va. &c. :I-dkc;f
SITUATION WANTED.
yTANTED, 10y n Young Lady. a situation TO teach young
children. OF the age Of ten years, the usual English
branches; asO The rud!m.n,s" ' Music. Salary no; 80 much
an object a. to obtain n comfortable and agreeable home.
Letters addressed 10 "0CTAvlA." care Of Editors Of The
Richmond Enquirer, will meet with promp, attention.
SITUATION WANTED.
1 GRADUATE Of a Northern College. who has had six
N years experience In teaching, and Is II present Princi.
pal Of u Female seminary, desires \ situation rs Principal
or Teacher in an Academy. southern or Western Virginia
preferred References G f,ysn / !! T HIFx%xp tIa't +" n.
Nov 2i-cG; Mercer-burg. Penn.
NOTICE.
y adjourned meeting Of the Stockholders of the Rich.
N mord and York River Railroad Company. will be held
a. the Office 81 the Company, in the city Of Richmond, on
Tuesday. III. :H:h int. at IL o'clock.
Punr,ual attendance IL requested.
Nov. s3-ca. \. ". MORTON. Secty.
SCHOOL WANTED.
YOUNG Gentleman, who has attended the Lecture. at
N the Univ-ri;y Of Virginia for two sessions and Il com.
pc;rnt TO teach EsorISH, L,TiS, FRENCH, MATHEMATICS, &C.,
desires 4 situation in 4 private family As teacher or q, the
principal Of an Academy. Address Editors Of the Rich.
nond Enquirer" or T.. T., warren,on. Va
Nov elm.
"ANTED.-Ey i Young Man, who ha, bad many
w years experience Ia the business, a -itusiivu to take
Charge Of t Hotel in -cnc country town, either ia ' Virginia
or North Carolina. Address s.. y. {.
Joiinsons Springs r. o.,
Sent. Sets Goochiand Co., Va
NIANTED-IIy a Lady who is competent 10 teach the
w usual branches Of an English education, together with
French and tile rulin;rnts Of Music. "a situation in 4 private
family 10 the country. References exchanged.
Address, TEACHER
~ q - Ui,l,,n-J To
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ruopE>.srpER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

TANIrACTCgED ~ D. 81. RHODES a co ,Oeier%
vi south street. Bowiy'. Wharf. Baltimore.
FOR SALE b.
SCH. ER. KOHiI.ER 4 CO. Richmond,
yENABLE q MORTON. P~e,erbrrg.
SCOTT FRENCH 4 co. Fredericksburg.
VI UOLLlSs & co. Lynchburg.
WATERS. ZIMMERMAN s. Co, AsAanta-
g.. G-iN
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rHIRTy.Two OR MORE NEGROES AT

con'r and Admir- Of VIA. r. Gordon. deed.
LII t,n.-.. . H.. An.,,r. Nnr 10-cthi
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FIVE HUSDRED DOLLARS REWARD
luiIr 1.lI.u N Er,lr. br0se out VI the City Jail yesteris

tu1IiE lI,sins Fe!or- broke o.; oi the City Jail ye',erisy
morning
NATHANIEL SUNDERLAND. shoemaker. Jus; ahou. y
wear, Old. six ~;eethigh, stout, full face. larg: Eyes, ha' i small
scar on biz forehead.
JOHN JACKSON. pickpoeke:. abou; 80 year old. abeg,
sy. ZEE: nine Inches high. black whl.k.rs and red face
JoIIN BOwEN,p icspockei. abou; ~ or - years Oh.
about ave feet, : or ? inches high. thin vi.ag., 'a!ioS con-
pl.Nl0n, side vh!skers and OF SesDiesl appearance.
WV. SLAYER, small man, smooth face, no Nhi's~f',
about ~ year, old.
JAS. McCArfERTY. abou, Eve feet. .iS inches a!.s'
smooth face, no vllsker..
Tile abore reward will be paid upon III. delivery o. tie
above named iar;i,- a: ;hs AL Of the city Of RiehLoH;. ~
one hundred dollar, for either o. them.
THO-. L. DUDLEY,
Soy 1T Srrgeag, Of the Ci.y Of E!chE.oEi.
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.NeEsnan,a
SKIRT SUPPORTER
Patented March o, 1858.

This very superior and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS article has
from its first introduction been received with so much favor BY
the ladies' that the subscribers have assumed The for
their sale and take great pleasure in recommending them t.
their friends,
From the concurrent testimony of all now wearing s Sun
porter warranted in belief that il il einentIy spe
ror to any eyer introduced for the purpose and the la
des affirm that after wearing short time IT becomes an
hele OF necessity which they would willingly dispens
with From s perfect adaptation to the form must
ry eonduce to health and comfort relieving The wa
and hips from weight and pressure prpcipa of ndges
uon neuralgia and spinal complaints 50 prevaeutO 1t Is AL
most wonder to any couyersau with anatomy hn any
aay can have perfect health while burdenpg the abdominal
gans as they necessarily must scarcely any protection
relief from the dragging Of the skirts the waists and hips
Every attempt TO produce article to obyae The aifelty
has Hailed from the Inconvenience experienced in attaching
and deaching the skirts Our Supporter perfectly
ms dcpy at once prevents compression admits the skirts
with more ease and hrmness possible 10 Mace them
without 1t and the skirts cannot be misplaced or drop from
the Supporter even if their asteuirgs should give guy
The Elastic ShonderBrace attached will at once commend
se-yieldng so easily to every motion Of the shoulders e
pandng the chest and giving freedom to the lungs
Many physicians are now recommending use Of this Sup
porter and acknowledge that fifty is strong enough
sustain The burden Of skirts in safety 10 health nothing
Of comfort.
BY giving this Skirt Supporter trial ladies will b convinced
that it is OF the most indispensable articles for
their special benefit and positive want supplied Mt small
expense
These Supporters constructed tbat by onanfr an
tue in the belt (Which and secured 6y bnous the
extension very simply arranged They are originally ad
used the smallest circumference 50 that any one can easily
ascertain the number of the Supporter required by referring
the scale.
The Supporters NIL numbered on the clasp Each will *
tend from the original adjustment
All orders entrusted 10 us will receive our prompt attention
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
MI 2pE li6 Canal street
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Bar Enfe narrta,nEa.

We have received large Of Hosiery Gloves
Black and Fancy Silks shpwls Embroderes Laces Parasos
Ribbons etc. which will sell at extremely low prices.
Gentlemen are informed that have full assortment OF
Shirts undsrshs and Drawers Merno and Cotton Socks
Her ed Handkerchief and other Furnishing Goods all at
fair
Our stock Of Housekeeping Goods very u embracing
Curtain Goods Table Linens Towels Shegtogs Countepares
Pillow Castings BED Blankets Comforts etc all as cheap as
they be purchased in The North A call is respectfully
solicited.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS. & Co,
No. ll6 Canal street
MO 2ptf one door from Royal.
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.ESsU Orleans
S CHOOL OF MEDICINE
The Annual course ofLeeturos

The Annual Course of Lectures
In this Institution will begin MONDAY the 10Th instant
and continue twenty weeks
The method o. instruction here pursued accordance with
the improvements suggested by the
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
and that followed the European schools than
hitherto adopted in this country The Student is Taught
not only the principles of Medical Science but likewise their
application to the Treatment of Disease For latter pur.
pose The Charity Hospital and the Dspensary the School
afford the very best opportunities.
R~Clincal Instruction given daily by the Professors
This institution is entitled LAW to all the rights powers
and privileges conferred the Medical Department of the
State University and its Students equally eligible 10 the DO
sition of Resident Student in the Charity Hospital
E. D. FENNER, NJ D, Dean.
No, 5 CARoNnELET STREET, Nov. H. 1858. nl2 2pf
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ID. Moore $ Co.,
CL O. HIN G EMPORIUM,
Nos. l69 and III Poydras street.
GENTS, BOYS, AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS,
And great variety Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
The largest stock Of
FpGEE1Ec ~dgNTZ0 Ef-1NvCI~ ss1yZIaz:s
In the city, Of our own manufacture.
We have removed to our new
MAMMOTH STORE,
built expressly for Nos l69and III P0YDRAS STREET
We do not assert much when we say we sell the CHEAP
EST CLOTHING NOW IN THE CITY, having our own
MANDATORY IN NEW YORK;
and friends and the public may rest assured that our Store
is virtuallya
Savings Clothing Store.
Every steamer from New York brings us
FRESH GOODS,
of the Latest Styles and Fashions
We hope receive patronage Of our friends and the pub
lie in general and all may assured we will try our best
D. MOORE & CO.,
9aud III Poydras street,
N, B.-clohing made to order at the shortest notice
nl2 2plm
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Eau G7UercO0ts.

The subscribers have in store and for sale
LIGHT WEIGHT ovRRcoAT
garment that can be without neonyennce Of too much
warmth when attending to business.
ALSO
HEAVY 0yERCoATs and
sEAsoNABLE GARMENTS of ali kinds.
N. c. FOLGER g. SON,
nl2 2pGt Corner Of Magazine and Grayier streets
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Roo.s q e Yogse Mrx !. eaaysrlAs As.ool.rlos. !

K0ONs on TBE YOUNG MEN S UHRIsTIAN Ass0CTATI0N, Z
New Orleans, November no. 1893.
R5-At special meeting of this Association,
held the 9th inst, it was
Resors That heartfelt thanks to the Ladies
kindly rendered their valuable services Relief
Committee during the epidemic and also the many
friends not members Association, who readily
sponded to our call for volunteer aid.
Reso'eed further, That we heartily thank Mrs N. E. Devall
and Mrs Town West Baton Rouge their kind assistance
In procuring donations for the Of said COMMITTEES
A true copy from The minutes.
RIsDoE D. GRIBBLE.
n12 2plt Recording Secretary.
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Carpet W"GrehOWse,
CANAL STREET. .........,
]. ID. DAMERON q "a

J. d. CAMERON. & 90.
Have recently received large stock Of styles Of
C0rpctIng and Curtain Goods,
from manufacturers and offer them small profit We
facility procuring newest best goods
at the lowest prices.
CHOICE VELVET WILTON, In best and quality
LOW PRICED AND SUPERIOR BRUSSELS 3-PLY and
INGRAM, Of various qualities
HALL AND STAIR CARPETING-Duch, Wool and Hemp
for offices.
COCOA MATING "a to "a.
Ga to 1874 Figured BAIzEs, by the yard
in squares
Velvet, Tufted Mosaic RUGS
DOOR MATS and RUGS, STAIR RODS, etc.. etc.
Floor OIL Cloths.
Three to wenyiour feet wide, Of the ordinary
qualities
Curtain Goods.
Cotton, Cotton aud Worsed and Damask
Satin De Lsine and BrocNtelle,
g. Printed Lasting and Reps,
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS Cords, Tasses Gimps,
etc. Cornces, Bands and Pins.
Window Shades.
very large variety Of and elegant styles.
Billiard Cloths
of extra qualyS-l Crimson Green and Blue for Table
Covers.
PIANO AND TABLE COvERs-A large assortment
We daily receiving additions stock which will be
unsurpassed In the country, ns 2p6t
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NoRTHERN
RAmRoAD.-The increased travel Of the raroad now
induces the management run two trains Of passen.
ger cars per diem arrangement to 90 into force on
and after Saturday the Goth inst The running time
will also be slightly decreased between this terminus
and Canton. Oh and aftertheabove date the weekly
trips of the accommodation train to Magnolia will be
discontinued and freight trains will be run daily be,
tween the termini Of the road. These arrangements
are unmsrakable and gratifying indications Of the i'm
proved business and increasing Importance Of the road
to the trade relations Of the city,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12

MY LORD, THE PLAYERS ARE Com. The mana.
ger Ben DeBar and his Company arrived from St,
Louis last evening on the steamer Hiawatha, SO we
presume that the old st. Charles will be booming
in night Or two. We welcome the players with
cordially, and look forward with no little curiosity to
the time when we may remark the quality Of the new
Company, for there is strong infusion Of stranger
/" talent ID It.
The Lucy Holcombe, which also arrived yesterday,
brought manager Boudousqnie's singing birds so
the Orleans will doubtless now be in full blast. The
season, par excellence, may now be considered in.
anrurated.