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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-22

Professor Wise did not succeed in his ascen-
sion from Lafayette, Ind, a day or two ago
He intended to come ocean Inward, but he de-
scended at or near Charlottesville, in the same
State.
Madame CantacuZene, who was seized at
Constantinople, some eighteen months ago. on
her arrival from England, with forged Gaines
to the amount Of Il. 0U0,000 piastres has at last
been condemned to Punishment in Wallachia
The first merchandise transported on the
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Rail-
road, was sent up on Saturday, from Alexan-
dria, to Vienna Station.
There is a large business done in neck.t
One firm in New York manufactured 36O, 600
last spring, and have been all summer selling
them.
Caleb Wilder, of bingham Mass, and Mr.
Gideon, of Boston, were drowned in bingham
harbor. Friday, by the upsetting Of a sail boat
j. A. Fletcher, also in the boat, swan ashore
One of the Irish Catholic prelates. Or
Vaughan, died at Nenagh on the 10Th ult The
Right Rev. prelate was sixty-nine years Of age
and about nine years bishop.
Phelan and Bird, the billiard players, played
friendly match at Wheeling Va, Friday
the former winning.
William G. Baxcett committed suicide in
Boston, Friday, by mixing poison with his Ii
quor in drinking saloon.
The amiably tempered "lady" of Boston
Mrs Frances Train-has had to pay &25 for her
practice in cowhiding her brother-in-law.
Henry Harris, dry goods dealer in New
Bedford, says the Mercury, has absconded,
leaving liabilities TO the amount Of S40,0U0
The Democratic Convention of the seventh
Congressional district of Georgia has nomina-
ted Robert G. Harper for Congress.
Signor Correlli, a well known music teacher,
committed suicide in Il place called Newtown,
near New York, ON Saturday.
VIM. H. Rogers, of Utah, has been appointed
Indian agent in the territory Of Utah, vice r.
b. Jarvis, resigned.
B. Ford, prize fighter in Boston, has been
ordered to leave the State, or pay hne Of go,
and be imprisoned three years.
l. b. Walbridge, lately deceased in Cincinna-
ii, bequeathed S50,000 to the Protestant Orphan
Asylum Of that city.
The joarneymen BARRIERS OF New York are
showing" TO secure freedom from work on
Sunday.
The Right Rev. j. Barry, Catholic Bishop Of
Savannah, has arrived safely in his native
city, Wixford, ireland.
Geo. Rimby died In prison At Wheeling, Va.s
Friday, q victim to intemperance.
A large number OF dromedaries has been,
recently, shipped at Algiers, for the Braxiis.
! Lieut.. E. \. McCauley, U. s. NJ has resigned
Ms commission.
catch, as for-tuns.
A mnaf rainbow was Visible ii Cnipeper c.
q, va, afteF the storm Monday evening.
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Baltim0re Cattle NTnrket
DIED.

On Sunday morning, 2lst instant, SALLIE SUIT
TON. youngest daughter of D. b. and Frances
Franklin. in the l4th year OF her age.
The funeral will take place from the LIST Baptist
church this evening, at half-past 4 CLOCK. The
friends and acquaintance of the family are invi-
to attend without further notice.
AT his residence, in the county Of Hanover, on
the 10th INST, JOHN J. WINGFlELD, in the 6lst
year of his age.
EA- Charlottesville and Yieksburg papers please
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"Don't Stand on the Platform. y

Such is the notice usually stuck up on the
platforms of railroad cars. 1t seems that rail-
way coach platforms are not the only plat
forms that are dangerous. The following in
cident, which occurred while old SAM Hous-
TON was addressing large audience in Ma
cogdoches, is an illustration of this truth -
HousToN-"I have told you that platforms,
when they are used to blind people to the de-
signs Of men, are dangerous" (Here, a part
Of the staging erected for the audience fell
down, bringing a number of the sovereigns to
the ground) HousToN, resuming-"There
did not tell you platforms were dangerousr'
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THE SONG OF 1.-THE OLD Arm CHAIR."-It
is estimated that this song, set to music, has
cleared the publisher over $200,0O0. The fol-
lowing receipt shows its original cost
Received, May IA, 1s41, of Mr.. Charles jeff
reys, the sum of two pounds two shillings.
for COPYRIGHT of words of song written BY
me, entitled "The Old Arm Chair,' music by
Mr.. Hine. ELIZA Cook.
The song has since cost Mr. Kyle, of Lon
don, about $4,000, {costs of suit,) in contest
ing an injunction restraining him from print
ing and selling it,
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GRUBs KILLING THE GRAssHOPPERs.-In
the counties of Hope, Caven and Manners, in
Canada, species of small grub, very similar
to the weevil, is found attacking the grasshop-
pers, and the strength. of their joints giving
away before the attack, in such a manner, that
the grasshoppers are dying in myriads.
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GEN. CAss NATURALIZATION LETTER IN
EuRoPE.-In relation to the effect in Europe
of Gen. Glass; last letter about naturalization.
we quote fl ON the European Times:
"The German Powers, however distasteful
it may be to them, will give way, and they
will respect the rights of the Germanic Ame-
ricans who return from the Far West with
n handsome amount of dollars with which to
pass the evening of their days in their native
country. 1t is remarkable fact, that there is
no great power in the world with SO small an
army and navy as the United States, and yet
which makes itself more feared and respected
abroad
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A GREAT CHANCE FOR TEN DAYS
a ONLY.-lt j. to the interest OF the ladies To
10 make room Tor fall Goods, he has marked down
nearly very article price and for ten only he
loa can Ind at his store large assortment of Ia
dies and Children . Extension Skirts COrEets t.ci
rs,Sleeves. 6etts, Bands. Cambria and Sviss "a
ina. intsnts Waiit:, Fancy Hair Pins. Camhrics.
MMu.ns' Ssashed aud unbiesched Cottons Goves.
Faraso., Black Silks, Linen Cambria Udkfa clam
and embroidered; Back. Silk and ThIead Gansf :
lets, irinmings, Taratans, and numerous otter
Iooes. Don't delay, bat study your own interest
-. .. G6LDsaur,s. rs Broad i.
COST: At Having msds -
iansemena t. open business % Main street,
u We navs concluded TO offer our stock of pQ0T9
ana HOES, Of unsurpassed quality, conei1tipe 81
e shs a ss s:rlety generally g casd IL
49, Snoe cI0fe, ~ prime t0sf. These IN want OF
sno Shnss. tof the present o. sPDroachias
o. the present yery rare 0DpofeunIty q
procuring the very best Of Goods &k q o4yinE ~ -
70 y Per cent. MAKCU0 HARRIS,
No. ~ nroad atre6t.
N. ITO any one viahiae "a engaes il bnsineos
&c viii ssii tSs whole ssask % issosa6s ssrns.-
: ''''4s' e@'a'a''''' ''e'Al sHnacus HARRIS.
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AMERICAN HORSES IN ENaLAND.-A letter
dated London, August 5th, says:
Mr.. Ten Brock, who netted about 500, 900
last week at Goodwood, yesterday carried off
the Queens gold cup at Brighton, with his
horse Olympus. The soup" is hundred sove-
reigns in specie, (s5oo) with s25 added for
every three years old entered and the stakes
were, therefore, worth taking.
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SENTENCED TO DEATH.-The trial of Ange-
lima, negro girl, belonging to Mr.. Henry
Shackleford, charged with setting fire to his
house last May, came up at the term of the
Culpeper, Va, County Court last week. She
was found guilty and condemned to be hung
The Court fixed her value at 81 300
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CONGRESSIONAL RINTING.--Mr A. K. Moore
formerly of the Savannah Republican, and at
present editor of the Petersburg (Va) INTEL
ligencer, is a candidate for Printer to the next
House of Representatives.-N. Y. Express
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THE BANK OF WEsToN.-The condition Of
this bank has been noticed heretofore in the
Dispatch On Friday last Gov. Wise issued a
proclamation, from which we learn that large
number of notes of this bank has been issued
without sufficiency of gold and silver coin
being provided to redeem the same, and that
said bank has failed to redeem in coin some of
said notes when presented for payment. The
Governor, therefore, in conformity with the
law, prohibits the bills or notes of the bank
from being received in payment Of any money
due to the State.
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MONEY WELL ExPENDED.--Within five
years, in Indiana, there have been erected . 700
school-houses, at the expense of eleven hun
bred thousand dollars
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H OPPOSITION MEETING.-A

PERSONS INLYNCHBURGw wish
49, ing to subscribe to the r II MOND
DAILY DISPATCH, at TEN CENTS per week,
will leave their address at the HlNGTON,
HOUSE. or at the office of THE ADAMS Elk
PRESS CO., of that city. au l9-3tr
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MILITARY.

n HEADQ RS +. CO., lsr REG. VOL.,t
- RICHMOND, Aug. 20 1859. {
LII This company win assemble at Corinthan
- Hall on III ESDA4, 23d, at 8 CLOCK Z. NJ, for
instruction. By order of the Cant,
au PIT ]. WHERRY, lst Serg't.
Il ARM0RY MONTGOMERY GUARD,t
q " August 18th, 1859. {
~ THIS COMMAND will assemble at Military
III Hall on MONDAY EVENING, the I'D instant,
lat O clock, for Company Drill.
BY order Of the Lieut.. CONG.
au D-2t JNO. MCDONALD, q. s.
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THE ARLINGTON HOUSE,
THE TUNSTALL HOUSE.
L CRAGHEAD STREET.
A DyERTISING AGENCY, NO. 3 WALL
"a STR ET INNER IAE S.T GU N.Y. N

a STREET, GSDER TAk ST. ST. cHARhEs
f aEN
q oGT T ana RESTNs
H0UsES-and az this is the season for merchants,
and Winter Trade, beg leave 70 cali their attsn-
ton TO the following papers, all of them having
nd hs lsns csTo
E EXAMINE A NIsG;Ii s,lsn Va. y.
SolITHERNER. Tappahannock, Va.
5 hEHFEFAEhRbs ssnS5s; sS
y spSpE, T6S sstaanton;yya.
REGlSTEk: Harrisonburg, Va.
DEMOCRAT, Harrisonbnrs, Va.
y0gRNAi.. Farmville, Va.
VISITOR, Marion, Va.
REsisfEk s aiSnsaSs% a. Va
TINES. Wythevilie, Va.
GAZETTE, Lexington. Va.
Bko ROW Ebi Hs waiG D. Knoxville Tenn
asa 'a and sd
to other papers Hhsn ds;rsa
NOTICE TO RETAIL GROCEKN AND
IN FAMILIEs.--We have on hand q good stock
Of SOAPs, suitable for family use. free Of fish oil
ss ws sSe and
With which our market has BEEN cods ndsa are a
lsd g IN examination of our articles, We are
brands whilst our prices shall be - low A. our in
creased a,' lsesles for manufacturing will allow
delivered in the city free q chS5sss;; 80,
Steam so.p and Candle an Gh MsSu & som;
an O-lw Hth street. opposite the Market.
soobs F S ES sH s Shf.s ss 1...
oil styles Lawns choicest colors apd figures, 70 b
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For EUROPE.-The steamship Fulton, for
Havre, from New York, Saturday, took out 81
passengers and S4l62s0i specie The City of
Manchester. for Liverpool took 1l6 passengers
and Si77. OOO in specie.
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Duw HuFWuxw 1guaano NIsH AID OLD
I ~ 49, 49,. ..nr reekaon wa in fhe
= eu. w. Passo 80 8. - Sta al.
vscipity OF washington SAY, = -....--
urxiAy morning, between Messrs. u Jenhin6s
wise. of the Rtchmoud Enc ufrcr, and WIN.
Old. Jr.. Of the Richmond Examiner. Two
shots ware flred. without injury 70 either
nartv. The Warrington states says, "the eid
is not vet. The States, noticing the trouble
given to the police Of that city, says
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EMBEzzLEMENT.-Thea arrest Of Edmund
French, engineer and pay clerk (under Major
Bowman) of the Bureau of Construction OF
the Treasury Depar tment in Washington, for
embezzlemert, has been mentioned by tele-
graph. The amount of the frand is said to be
$1,000 The Star says:
The fraud was discovered by Maj. Bowman,
who was called upon to draw check for pay
phia, of whom he had no knowledge, and for
material of which he knew nothing This led
suspicion at once to French, who was imme-
diately confronted with his superiors in the
Solicitors Office, and called upon to explain,
which he could not do, and appeared a great
deal confused. He was shown his books and
requested TO explain why entries had not been
made of the articles charged, and his manner
at once betrayed him. There were no entries,
and a little examination discovered the fact
that many vouchers had been altered SO as to
call for erroneous sums of money, which mon
ey could not be accounted for by the accused.
An examination into the charges against
him showed false entries and vouchers to the
extent of 5000. French was required to give
bail in the sum of $1,000 for his appearance
at the Criminal Court. Is. Ogle TayIoe, Esq,
became his surty. Mr. French is a man of
good family; haHis a brother of Rev. DIR.
French, formerly pas tor of Epiphany Church.
we understand a classmate of Major Bow
man at that institution, who has treated him
with great kindness uniformly, and with the
aboye-s stated return. He was at one time en-
gineer OF the Croton Water w orks, in New
York. and up to yesterday had always borne
an excellent character for probity. He re-
sided in quiet rural style near the city, on
Rock Greek, and his ample salary of $1,000
seemed quite sufficient for the wants Of him.
self and family.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, tvA.,) AUG. 20, Is
High Water this day (lfonday) 1o3 o'elocl
ARRIVED,

- - ~Sv~~ NS~<NN ~es~--~> W.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Yorktown, Parrish, New York. mdze.
and passengers, Ludam & VI atson.
Schr. Benz. +. Reeves, Shaw, Rockport, ice, B..
Wardwell Il Co.
sehr Brunette, Johnson, Baltimore, mdze., w.
u. Colqnltt d Co.
schr Georse Henry. Smith, James, River,wheat,
Haxall, Crenshaw Il Co.
Sehr.. l., nchburg, Harris, New York, mdze., d.
& w Currie.
Schr. Hsvre de Grace, Fields, James River lum-
Der, l.. w. Glazebrsok.
Schr. Southerner. Dunbar, Bristol. coal, s. P.
Halves K Son.
Schr. Joseph A. Edmondson, Lefevre, Norfolk,
mdZe. w. d. Coquitt K Co.
SAILED,
Steamer George Peabody, Pritchard, Baltimore
mdze. and passengers, d. L w. Currie.
Steamer Virginia, Kelley, Philadelphia, mdze.
and passengers, II. E. Tuttle.
Schr. Emma Jane, Phillips, Baltimore, via Old
Point, mdzs., w. D. Colquitt a Co.
Sehr. Clara Belle Parker, down the river, light.
Schr. Carrie, North, down the river. light.
NEW YORK, Aug. ls.-Cleared, schr. Danville,
Chester, Richmond.
BAHIA, July BIN port, banks Roebuck, Chase,
from Richmond via Pernambuco, for Rio Janero;
Virginia, Lowery, from Richmond, disg.; brig Ma
zatlan. Mccarthy, for Boston days; schr. Fannie
Curre, Rogers, from Richmond for Rio Janeiro.
OPPOSITION MEETING.-A
held THIS EVENING, at the AFRICAN
CHURCH, at So'clock, to indicate their pre- terence
for the Presidency, subject to the choice of Ma
tional Convention. Speeches will be Delivered
Let every body be present. au22-lts
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENcE---The Grand
Council of the Union Baptist Church was
held in Fredericksburg, Va. last week North
Carolina and Virginia only were represented.
The sum OF Sa67 was subscribed to build a
church in Fredericksburg. The council ad-
journed to meet next year in Stafford county,
Va. The great camp-meeting at Mathews G..
H., Va, closed on the 18th instant after an s
days session. There were 60 tents, and over
5000 persons on the ground.
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Ma Notice! Notice! Notice TO "A
Farmers, Merchants, and all others who fxAZA
may buy ANYTHING in the way of SAD ~
DIES, HARNESS; &sy &C., at whole-
place to go. The best Saddles for the lowest
prices. Call soon and see them. They are parti-
culaIly cheap, and we warrant them to give entire
ly, cheaply and promptly done at No. lis Main St..
third door below Governor st.
au 1S-2w J. w, DENNIS.
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ssMY PowHATAN PIpE."--The Boston Her
aid says that several gentlemen there, who
have shown an extraordinary Partially flor
the Powhatan clay pipe, since the Knights
Templars~excursion to Richmond, pronounce
the article inferior only TO the vastly -lauded
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6rn(IA1 Loo.
Alb sieIsssss & d; f IA 1z sssssor.
oocxrDI alsat3l m s,'s b., !, =, so.,,,or
The re- publicstion Of the shove desply interest
MS eeSfss Il Ssdbs r. r August on
slss :. yssr; s mi: COPE: cent. ssserp-
lions received and shts sG'sss r. s.l ss g
Nswsespsr and psricascs! Dealer.
NJ Bsker's Premium Bitters.-Read the
veil Lnown "a Nos oil snd tie counties q E.sis!s
SREaiua Il dsffis S the efficacy q sAAhsS
NoaroLx, VA, June 2. 1859.
thai About Two ss.. s TAI. ssr e
the sntrssties II friends and submitting to long
course Of medicine without doing her any coed,
RrpPosed to me to buy her q bottle OF your BIT
sequence Of its favorable effects. purchased ano
hsvs dans wss shs os
medicines failed to do-efiect q CURE.
:s'; ,sni::;:;s1'' A5as
gill principal Druggists in this city and elsewhere
prietor. Richmond, Va.
"a Fire Insurance. Every Description
OF PR0PERTY.-LIFEI ms URANCE. White
persons on the Mutual System, and Joint Stock
System.
SLAVE INSURANCE, one month to 6ce years,
to liye in any part of Virginia. any other slave
holding State. All effected daily upon econ omieai
safe and satisfactory terms to the insurer. Two
OF THE BEST COMPANIES in the Union represented
Capital 1,735 600.
For all kinds of Insurance, call at the old estab-
hshed GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE. Pearl street,
inst below the Exchange Hotel, next to Z. o..
Eacho.
IA. All losses promptly paid.
Hours of business from A. NJ. to l P. NJ, and
from TO O'Clock p. NJ.
C. r. BRICKEN, M. D.,
General Insurance Agent, and
1-2t Medical Examiuer
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BAasow's ssn.a w I; { p'Ds''v;t .
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aerN MILCH COW S.-Fiye superior
AV MICH COWS. three of them thorough
anabred, for sale. Can be seen at Earnest's
au a-2tt MIR. EARNEST nj his Stxh!ss
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Gu MBERL ND RIVER.

Leaves FRIDAY. 18th Instant at bP NJ
, r. FOR NASHVILLE, GAINESVILLE
k@4ktaS Canton. Eddyyile Dycusburg, smithand, Pad
tss2S& ucah, Metropolis, Cairo, Columbus Hickman.
New Madrid and intermediate landingsThe fine regular pas
senger steamer Nashville, W. Boyd MASTER leaves
as above. For freight or passage. apply on board.
felb corner of ST. Charles and Perdido str.ets
The Nashville will freight through to any point on
the river with the privilege storing eshppng
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
r4.r, GREAT GEN.,
1gakY.1IRTRAL ROUTE
TO all Points
NORTH AND EAST!

80 9rRAL ROUTE k
To all Points
NORTH AND EAST!
st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans
RAILROAD LINE.
~4 Comprising the following NEW and
LIE ANT PAssENGER PACKETS:
Will leave New Orleans follows, during year 1859:
VIM. M. Morrison 49,. Capt Bohnger.
Feb H. March and g Ap u NJ, :ad a. June H. July
Champion. ........... Capt f. B. Moore.
Feb Is March and s. Ap ~ NJ; and a. june Is July
Imperial................. Capt Rogers.
Feb Is March a. Apr, Is May and 49, June Is Ju'yS
j. G. SyvOn. .Cspt Jones.
Feb II, March and So April 49, May and % June IL July
and q, Aug. 10.
Aleclk Scott......... Capt. R. A. Reilly.
Feb n March IL and p aP5 NJ. - and 80 june -
New Falls City Woods.
Feb a. March 49, April and e May T. June and a. July
New Uncle SAM. Capt. Switzer.
Feb 49, March u.s. AND And NJ June and a' July
john WAlsh..... ....... Capt. j. Moloy.
Feb. Is March II, April and 26 May 49, June and 2 July
IL, Aug. 4 and "a.
City of Memphis. .......C CAPT Kountz.
Feb. n, March 10 April and g. May Is, June and r. July
II, Aug. s and 70.
Gladiator. Capt. Kiinefel.er.
March and a. April IL 49, and Sas 50 M June and % July
APassepgers rely that according to the above sche
dule tn Line Boats will make DIR EGT connections at
Cairo and st. Louis
With the
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
North, East and West,
From Cairo St. Paul in the Northwest and to Washing
ton Baltimore PHILADELPHIA New York. Boston, Saratoga Nj
agara Montreal Quebec Portland in the Northeast.
Fare as Cheap. Time as Quick
And III Ss sa'afs; y s sHs the North
ArBAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH, and no charge for
handling.
A9-For information or Through Tickets apply at the
UNION TICKET OFFICE,
s Under tho st. Charles Hotel, New orleans,
The Oldest Estab shed Office in the South and the only
where Plans of the Boats Cabins Staeroos
cured and THROUGH TICKETS purchased to all Northern
and Eastern Cities. W. f. REDDING,
fell Are
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OFFENSIVE SALE OF
MAGNIFICENT FRENCH PORCELAIN
AND FANCY GOODS,
Suitable for

PRESENTS AND FAMILY USE.
Mr. JAMES p. JUDSON
Respectfully the public that he has taken the Store
No. 81 Camp street. opened large and elegant stock Of
magnificent FRENCH CHINA AND FANCY GOODS, direct
the manufacturers suitable for Presents and family
The Porcelain comprises complete of Plain Gold
Band Dinner Dessert Tea Breakfast SETS
latest styles.
The richest assortment Of FANCY CHINA offered in
this city, viz Vases Coognes, Toilet Ses Gard Baskets
Cnps Figured nkstand China Crucfxe Toy Tea and
Thinner Sets Puff Boxes Jewel Holders and Nick Nacks
IL ALSO
Bohemian and French CRYSTAL GLASS Decanters, Cob
let's Tumbers Card Receivers Colognes Fruit Bowls iquer
sets etc. And induce large sales all of the above will
be disposed of after the following very liberal plan:
With every purchase the value of 81 50 and upwards
PRESENT WILL BE GIVEN, varying in value from Fifty
Cents to One Hundred Dollars.
sLadies especially invited to call and examine this stock.
jazz I'm
NOTICE. NOTICE.
The undersigned has disposed all his right title and
est in the business known .as "DORR'S SOUTHERN AID
vERTISING AND COLLECTING AGENCY" to the firm of
A. B. STRAWBRlDGE CO., who will continue it as hereto
fore. j. W. DORR.
New Orleans, December H. 1858.
SOUTH ERN ADVERT Using
AND COLLECTING AGENCY
Having purchase the sole control Of the bust
Of Doris Southern Advertising and Collecting Agency"
will be continued by the undersgnedb and with the
eurrence of our publishing principals
A. B. sTRAWBRIDGE d co.
k9-0fHce lah Commercial Place.
New Orleans, December 20, 1858. d22H
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GREAT INVENTION!
H. R. LATIMER
Having removed from liz Canal street. consequence of in
creased business opening beautiful
Seamless Clothing,
PERFECTLY WATERPROOF.
Suits for Negroes S. Suit, Coat and Pauts every
other kind of Seamless Clothing
Overcoats from S. to $5 Fine Lined Raglans $1 Ladies'
Caters, Gents CATERS Slippers and eggngs great
rey to which the attention Of Country
particularly invited prepared to offer them In
ducements on liberal TERMS
Card.
Having just learned that my fabrics worthless
this occasion inform the pusic that
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street and examine for yourselves then perhaps you will
be able to judge where the term worthless will apply
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