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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-05

Sixth DISTRICT Court CITY OF NEW ORLEANS w.
Of New Orleans. SAMUEI.P. DnRsEY-No, 1888
DIV VIRTUE of an alias pluries writ OF
ID deri aca directed BY the Honorable the Sixth Dis
ct Court OF New Orleans, in above entitled cause will
proceed to sell at public auction, the City Hotel Common
street, between Camp and Magazine Streets on FRIDAY,
18th day Of April 1851 at II O'clock NJ, the follow
ing Described property, viz -
CERTAIN LOT OF. GROUND situated in the First Dis
city square bounded by Tchoupoua Fouche
Grod and Lafayette Streets The said lot Of ground being
designated lot No Is plan to passed
before William Christy late Notary Public in this city on the
9h day of February 1850 and which LOT Of ground has front
Of 20 feet 6nchs on Fouche by 70 feet 10 inches and
lines in depth, between parallel lines. e
Seized in the above suit.
Terms nsi the spot. - =
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Notice hereby given that TUESDAY, the 10th April
1861 ~ o'clock A NJ. will adudcate my Office
the lowest bidder, the above contract.
a3 1T V. DUPLESsIS, Comptroller.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. March q, 1861.
Enmmnn Council Of the City Of New Orleans.

Common Council OF the City of New Orleans. }
No. 5537.l
BUDGET probable Receipts and Expenditures Of the city of
New Orleans toT the year 1861.
Rsore compliance with Section No. 2i Of ;he City
Charter The following estimate of liabilities and expenditures
city New Orleans for the 1851 be and the same is
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Notice hereby given that TUESDAY 18th April 1861
will adiudicne my Office at ll1S O'Clock A. NJ 10 the
lowest bidders, the above contracts.
a3 ". .COmptr0ler
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FIFTH DtsTRor COURT CITY Of NEW ORLEANS VS..
of New OrleGls. FLORESTINE PROVOST.
No.13,993. ra-
pY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure md sale
Ed directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court of
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed sell
public auction, the City Hotel Common street. between
1861 Il O'clock NJ the following described property,
wit
A CERTAIN lot OF GROUND, situated in the 49,
Second District of this city, in the bounded by f
Orleans St Yiliere and Robertson streets, has A
front Of 81 feet on Orleans by depth and trout 10
feet on Robertson street. -}l.-rt
Together with all be buildings and improvements thereon.
Seized in the above suit.
&E@TERMS-CaSh on the spot.
EFT. PARKER,
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No. II, 80.
ID VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale
ID directed the Honorable the Second District Court
of New Orleans, In the above entitled will proceed to
sell public auction, the City Hotel Common street. be-
Camp and Magazine streets, MONDAY, 22t day
of April 1861 at Il o'clock M, the following described
property, to wit
Two CERTAIN PORTIONS OR PARCELS OF 4g4gs
LAND, situated in the Third District of This city, SS
of the said portions Of and having front of ten apents
the GENTLY road, by thirty srpents in Depth
The other portion having front Of four arpents the said
GENTLY roHd, by twenty srpents in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
l,a6hbD hes
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sIIERIFF,s SALES.

FIFTH p1srnor Counr Dou6HERIY CAUSE vs.. R. W.
IENs-No. 12,g7i.
RY VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias
able he Fifth District Court Of New Orleans, in the above
entitled will proceed to sell public auction my
Warehnnse No % jefferson street Second District Of this city,
on IqEn1AY 18th day Of April 1861 At 10s O'Clock A. NJ
ALL THE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE EFFEGTS
taken from The house a'ely occupied BY defendant
kendg and situated at the OF Race and AununcatOn
Seized in the above suit, -
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
EFT. PARKER,
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CoNDIrloNs-Comptan gu moment de pedjudieaton.
-sI II. r. Parker,
Ms y l6 Sheriff 'OtlsanF,

TrrRp plsrllcT CouHr &C. RosElIus, RECEIVER. VS..
49, Of New Orleans. VICTOR ABADIE--Eo. 1896.
RH VIRTUE OF writ OF ssizure and sale,
New Orleans in the above entitled cause proceed
At public auction at the City Hotel street. between
Camp and Magazine stieetB4 SATURDAY, Goth Of
April; 1861, AZ II O'clock, M ~
ONE. HALE OF TIE SQUARE OF @ ROuND No. three
humid ed and xty eight $3.50 bounded by Solomon Napoleon
Orleans and St Ann Said half 62
Solomon street handred fty feet front both
Orleans and St. Ann streets aud 1862 feet the dividing
line rnnning from Orleans ST. street according
plan of section No deposited in the Receiver
Seized in the nbove suit II
TERMS-Cash on he snot { - ( p
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T.. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
TRolsIENE couE De DlsrR1cr G. RosELIus. RECEVEUR,
de ia Nonvelle'orldans y ,,y y 6gl ABAp1E-

EIN VERTU dun writ de saisie ct ver,te n
~ moi adresse par Honorable Trosiems District
Ia NOuvele Orleans. dams aare dessns procAdera
sAMED1 20 d'avril 1861, midi pIIoe DE- Ia Cite rus dc
la Commune les du Camp Magagins adju
dicnon de Ia proptet6 don't suit Ia description, sayoir
La MOITlE DE INLET DE TERRE oesigue par lie No.
trois cent Init @ borne par les SGonon
eon dOrtans ct Ste Anne. La de mois nyant 1862 pieds
de ince Ia Solomon cinquante pieds face
cha:uhe des dQrnns ct Ste Anne peds
Anne, commencement plan do Ia No. q depote au
bureau du dit Rereveur.
Saisie dams patfaire ci-dessus
CONDLTIONS--Comptant an moment dc Naturalization.
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No. 5545.l
Reope That the Surveyor beand he IS hereby instructed
notify Kimhal lessee Of the ferry privilege Jackson
street. Fourth District put the wharves landings and house.
at said ferry landing lensed by him from the city, in good
order ard condition Ee e blythe spechcations and
said lessee failing to comply with said notification within the
time specified his contrast and lease for said ferry with the city
be and is hereby declared null and void .E5-
fsignedl LEA. i. BAREWEIIi
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
8 lSignedl j. o. NIXON,
9 e. President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March %, 1861.
mSU st N TSlgnedl JOHN I. MONROE Mayor.
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Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings of both
Boards of the Common Council
Gigned) BENZ, 5. HARRISON r,otrr,on
ESigned) s. A. kGNGSLAND, '''
Registered April 2, 1861. ~
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The following resolution. offered by Mr.. Della
barre, Ya read twice and adopted, the rules be-
ing peIasd, md VAS on motion, sent to the AS
ssistant Board
sesd Tfas nv be and he is hereby authorized
the repairs be done forthwith to tile Of
sfle Third Disariet Recofderss office and lookup
Yeas: Messrs Cox, DeLabarre, Forstall Harris
son and Whitney, #S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28

Col. DoNIPUAN.-For Il fortnight past the
papers OF the South haSe been congratulate
ing thelr readers upen the acquisition OF Col
DoniphAn, ot Missouri to the cause, and la q.
coLically, though none the less impressi yeIy,
arguing the weight and Yelae of the 3 cguest
Il III our contemporaries observed the II
political career ofCol. Uoniphan, tu ey would
hardly have credited tn. report, and certain
~ Houia not have dWeit upou the desirable
nees OF us beng truthful. He is "A member OF
the state Convention of Missouri, from
Iiatte county, and at the session convened
early III the sunlmer, 1T the inst tarca Of Lin
coin, ana held at J Jefferson City, under duress
Of B0ernstein's bayonets, rusted with the
patriot blood in which they were btthed ut
the ST. Louis massacre, he voted for every
ina most extreme measure signiliad tc be 2.
heed Tor the snhingatiol of Missouri aud as
sisted conspicuously in deposiag Gov. Jack
son anG every other officer favorable 10 lha
South, aud putting Gamble and mis- assoei-
ates In ther places to rule the State IN accord
auce with the wishes OF abraham Lincoln.-
Nee Orleans De,ta.
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SPEcgB ANoS6 THE DARKIRs An old neg 70
man, naJied Lewis, died in South Ward q few
days since, leaving behind him. his wife and
relations believe, several hundred dollars in
gold and silver. But the old man was miserly,
and Kept his money to himself white living,
anu when he died il was found that he had
hidden it-whera, nobody knew. This is the
prelude. Yesterday morning tih5s. Dinkins.
It Tree negro, was before the Mayor, charged
by the wife and friends OF old Lewis with
having found the money, and endea vofing 10
keep the discovery from their knowiedge -
The evidence was, that Charles had cons aitatl
II certain fortane-teiier III Biandferd with
the object OF finding out the secret funds; that
the fortune teller had told him; that he lad
found IL under old Lewis's house buried IA,
the ground; that he had dug up one box con {.
tanning good many halves and quarters, an d
that he made another hole, out of which he il
supposed to have secured other funds The
case was continued until this morning, when
other witnt sses, pro badly favorable 10 the de-
iendans, VIII appear .--Fesers5afg Etpress, 25sh.
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The New Yoris HfrGid hhs quite q lengthy
.i -lll. II, lis issue vf the 10TH upon the cont
V!irlted state oi political affairs III that city,
growing cat OF the fact that SO many pot
house politicians are am mbitlous OF leading
parties oi their owa framing. Ne extract the
following concluding paragra pLs:
Oar Neighbors over the river appear to be
wonderfully agItateG upon political matters.
The politicians in the clty OF s}roOklVn are n
"a fair way o. initiating the performances in
New York, al4d are getting up suudry Union
movements. There are already two tickets
ia the Held claiming 10 he the peoples and
Union ucAet. Que was regularly organized
by certain active politicians 10 secure their
own nomination. The tram was all arrang-
ed, the ears placed upon the track but thro'
some mishhp Tie locomotive W;s attached 10
tis- wrong end ol tie cars ard when the ears
started "A decidedly different class OF passen-
gers were found on board from those that AZ
ranEements had been provided for. This
WAS specially JMe ease Wi ith some OF the Ser
;storial and Assembly nominations. OF course
all this created no little swearing, and there
have been all manner OF schemes devised
since 10 get u other Union organizations.
Jacobs, of j ohm Miner Bouts dinuer noto-
riety, has been more successful than The rest,
and has succeeded in starting IA party OF his
o"n-a regular Union party, In which At
least one man Is united He has had a con-
veLtion, and nominated fali county ticket
ana about one half OF The Legislature. II,
therefore, Jacobs is not the pOSSessor q. Gocks
ana herds, 10 person can say that lie Is not
the owner Of i party, for he has one all by
hlmseii~-a sort OF a pocket concern which il is
convenient 10 carry around with him, icay.
ing no chance for any person To run oil 18th
IL, as WIS tie cage with the first Union party
started in the City OF Churches
The fac.ion in Tammany Hail, who gecur-
ed the adoption Of the war platform Of Ta.a-
many have been beaten IN the county nolni-
nations, and the other side been triumphant.
owing no donbt, in measure, TO the fact
that while the former were engaged In max
ing strong war record for Tammany the
i,lttsr were looking after personal interests
and laying their pi.ns for the noinin ton of
their special candidates. The same plan is
being carried into the legislative nomina-
tions, and whenever the KING has been tri-
1mphant the same class of half and half war
men have been nominated.
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Jesse q. Sheppard publishes card in the
North Carolina papers declining to serve on
the Presidential electoral ticket for that
State. Necessary absence from the State is
assigned rs the reason.
Thomas II. Lake, sergeant in the Quitman
q. = Ritemen, died at Flint Hill, Va, on
The 2elh ult He was young man Of high
attainments, aud his loss Is severe public
Want, has resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28

AMERICAN AcToRs N ESGLAND.-Jus: now,
the American stage Is well represented in
EoglaGd. John Drew is successfully starin 2
St the Standard Theatre in London The
fl1rences were playing to great houses, when
iast heard o1, & Manchester, and were on the
wing for Dublin. Mrs. d. T. Bowers, who
made successful din: at s,adler's Wells
Theatre, has been sltelyed-probably by man
agsrical caprice or injas tice. GIr. and Mrs.
Frederick Conway (the latter sister OF Mrs
BoWersi are playing capital engagement IS in
the West Of England. Miss Julia baIy has
returned from London. Dion Bourcicau!t
ahd Asnes Robertson have returned To the
Adeiphi. Edwin Booth has played Sbvloek
end Sir Giles Ovegreach At the Hay1narket -
Lastly, JAla Brougham has produced his
comedy of Playing with Fire" at the
Princess Theatre, himself as Dr Savage, and
George Jordan as Herbert Wareriey. The
play had Urequi vocal success. The criticism
GA the acting runs thus: "Mr. j Brougham,
rs Dr.. Savage, is exactly the cool easy, busi :
Eess-likc man, and his natural disposition
does not quit him III the midst o his ludicrous
perpieXitjes. Mr.. g. Jordan who PLAYS
WaYprly, is newly arrived from America, and,
with his handsome figure and good delivery
promises TO stand well among the represen-
tatYes OF gentlemen on the stage
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N0RTBBRS Financial Affairs. The dis
count on Western Virginia funds al Baltimore
is ja6 per cent; Eastern DO. lSa21. North Ca
rolina, and all other Southern funds, heavy
at lSa20. The Baltimore Sta of the 18th says;
The movements OF Abe Banks in three of the
prineipa q ties OF the Federal Union, in which
weekly reports are made, as shown by their
last statemen is, and compared with the same
period Of last year, is as follows:
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SsEk 81 DNAK..

[ INFORHATlON wanted of EDWARD WED.
l. BtHEN, who = listed last April, Ia the city of
batinore, Tor the arm OF South Carolina. any
one knowing bis whe:eabou.,, will confer Las ing
favor on his brother, Z o. r." Ist Maryland Regi.
meDt by sddres-in.
RDBFRF HIOUGH e. co,
oc 2t--.it@ NJ. Is Pear, ST., Richm nd
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~1 bophstore Of 4. Morris.
.-@SiAi1 NoNAs.-1he Baltimore
@. 1As The ioilowing:
81 a - '"o since there arrived in this
Ley ...'.1-. ,'-1A named Byser, who has made a
b. Ind. 1'ble Journey on foot from La
c.ntrs,-~'' " Baltimore. Shortly after
LEG IN. . -''1eAt Of hostiiities her husband
.sl. ,..', "eAtleth Indiana Regiment. Col
BE Ilrs 49, :, alter performing guard duty
4 JIctr.s5 "4e Northern Central Railway,
A5. = ~ Iape Hatteras In the mean /.
AcIs1a seiI who had only been residing
iEt iDr RI snort time, determined to
L tus1'.'s.' 'ii4ore, with the hope OF meetin
lteHltr,' one accordingly started with
~ bg, !. - making The Journey on foot.
satmg si1gle dollar and a small basket
ogcterdo,, ,1e le1to On The 6th Of Septein ber.
DAle 80 aitef passing through Michi
bow ~ fennsylYania. in reaching here
'~ u ,h4 '}lg rl, vailed over three aandred
a H4r 0uIe, ana wore cut three pairs Of
.34 Relic, :" WA made known to The
aad hrr association, and she was treated
a9aeg -, "aa IL supplied. There il Il COM
arc l.. 'ser OF the regiment now in III.
. Foilt cIe promised her a passage 10
+aisenl s,'s s IL woman of slender frame
/ gsals ana "u ~ does not complain Ia uch az
a'ase ulaez On the road.
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"A SAD Sr0RY-FTcGt of m OIL Fisherman
Et4dfred j"sa|e bY Mc Loss Of hiS Sens. .-Fur
several days past an old man OF brOnZad fa.
lures and weather beaten aspect. has attract
ed the notice Of people on the dock in the Vi
cinlty OF the freight dppots, by his sin y1iiar
actions. He Will stand for hours 1T Il time
looking OF towards the lake, holding il his
hand, high above his head, piece OF paner
or II fragment of a broom, with which he APP
pears 10 be making signals Cuheeding the
stares OF p9sstrs by, OF the ieers OF thought-
less boys VINO gather around him, there he
Wall stand, patiently waving his signal and
gazing lntenuy far out upon the lake, NUT
terihg Hcoherentty to bimS If me nvvhiie.-
sailor vino knows the old inHn. gave us
this morning, an inkling as TO his history.
Ec was Il fisherman on Lake Mich gan, and
retrea his children, foar sons, TO the s;tlae
calling. In II great storm which swept that
lake four years ago tltiS fall his sons We're All
lost, with their boat The father, with the
prophetic vision OF an old fisherman saw that
a great storm was coming, and his bows were
FAR out on The lake. From high position Oh
shore lie attem pied TO signal them to return
bnt the storm, which came on with the sud
Qrhness ana rapldltT often rema he,i on Lake
hIlchlgan, overlook them before they could
reach the harbor: the boat capsizrd in the
gaze, ana the frantic father saw his four Sons
tlie stay OF his old age, pt TiSh among the an
cry waves, aui he roWtTiess 10 aid them His
Elnt never recovered from the shock. He
cHDGs 10 the vicinity Of The lakes, and il al
most constantly occupied i'll watching ti4e
waters and making imaginary signals to his
sons. hen there is IA storm on the lake his
aSit&tIon Is very great, bat at other times he
Is possessed with quiet and harmless mel
sacholy painful 10 behold. Poor, 6esolSte
old man - Cicrclaa@ ((tio) plaiadeair.
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tions.
NO people, ana especially none situated as
we are, with all our ports blockaded can
raise by a system of taxation I'll g arnonnt OF
money that will be needed in n state of war
Loans then become Indispensable The deb,
accruing in war times must be POSTPONED tn
posterity. 1t cannot be otherwise. Those
who do the fighting cannot furnish the money
too. When they have won new lease ia
their property, and established their title 70
It, they can set about making money to pay
the debt incurred through this necessity
This principle applies with peculiar force
IN our case, where property worth thousands
Of millions, and our whole social system are
all IN Ieopardy. We must have money then
and should adopt the policy which not only
affords the readisst means of procuring il, but
promises also to avert the coming financial
storm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28

Hon. John Forsyth, Of Mobile, Ala. Ii
raising reserve battalion Tor the defence Of
that city.
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..... '-'SD Sb'Ilos Of Bishop Eliott's el
'..''.a ON the Sunday succeeding the
b.. '''''sSa, has been published, and is
a. lie bookstore Of a. Morris.
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iazE.LI-s4sss esseOrIa.

- ELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
have gu hsni = 'ull ard desirable stock OF
Fall and Winter MILLINERY. which | will sail
very cheap tof cash, as i-.tand closing by the
ahfs' OF danHgfy' n. y. LACY,
" No. "a " IN street,
oc 2'N-.hN Nppnsi'a kt Charles Hotel
n EW FALL AND WINTER AiLI.I-
" merry GOODS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28

Virginia 6's sold, In New York, on Friday
hast, ut 46. North Carolina bonds We're held
At 80.
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kNLRofE.-A British subject purposes vi IL.
~ ing London, Liverpool Sc, and viii uneer.
take commissions. Address SCOTIA" oiliee Of
;his paper. .e 20 "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28


HE Social REvoLrrIoS IN IKELASD-A
writer in Fras1's MGga- iae has examined the
census tables Of Ireland with excellent re
suits. by comparisons Of data and diligent
tnFesti CATION, he has arrived TT the pleasing
conclusion that an important social revolu-
tlon Is going on in that country. He sums up
his argument rs follows:
Ine evidences Of this social revolution are
elsicAr II every corner of Ireland II is net
tnat the observer from England who comes
from = Iafd OF ancient civilization. Of enor-
nous Weflth, and of an united peopie-wn
pleasant i1ndSca pes have long worn the 10y
Gus aspects OF wea'th and eHt-v-ii Ii NOT
hnu even now many signs in ireland OF bid
agricui tufe and mourntui poverty. All Gas
tie kackrents nave not disappeared; the plow
has not com pletely efaced the thick han1lets
OF paupers and cottiers which formerly over
spread the country; in many districts the
| state Of husbandry is still com par,t tiyely bar
bdrous and Imperfect and lanes OF beggars
may sun be found along the skirts of most
Irish cities. But compared with the Ireland
OF iofl, the ireland of this present year is Il
land OF smiling opuieuee and comfort where
the crooked has been made straight, and the
rough places plain, and there is no sound of
misery and C0IlpIaining
in every county the traveller cGn find vast
tracts Wiieh have been wasted by the crowds
o. WrtNhed peasants who squattea upon
them, now spread ont into pros perOus farms
III the Oecupa tloI OF IL solvent teuantry and
rlcA with the wealth Of a real husbtndry -
Along the rivers extensive districts. once
oarren sWalnps and abandoned to the wild
duck, are now enclosures, waving with corn
or thickiy pastured by herds of cattle The
Iiei"s seeln 70 have enlarged their limits, TO
nave got rid OF their lahyriuttls of fences and
10 spread larger surface to the tiller and
new mansions and solid homes leads arise fire.
quehtly upon the landscape. And while Won
near tnat the rich are richer, aud that the
rent OIL the farmer is lighter, you see that The
peas3ntry are no longer the half clad say
ages they lately "ere, but are decently dressed
ana almost everywhere fed on a better diet
than tie potato.
The statistics of Ireland, published by gov
eTnmeht, coacnr fully III these conclusions -
\ ne area OF cultivation has increased one
seventh, being now more than fifteen millions
against thirteen millions of acres. Since -
thslt mas nsen an increase of six hundred
thousand acres in til area actually unner the
pow, ana OF more than twelve huudrcG thou.
sand acres IL the lands appropriated 10 green
cropping, The value Of the live stock of Ire
land has advanced ii twenty years from nine
teen mliilon IOuf hundred thousand pounds
10 more than thirty Eve million and a half
y CROWN oi prosperity very eA pressiye of The
change IN the handed system OF the nation
diid ri'aiiinE that OF our foreign commerce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28

Mrs. bEMELBlAN is reoeivinE via Nevy Or.
leans, q fresh aaprly q weii seicctel.
II III ITERY Il OOD
nj Svery description
she VA be pleased 10 wait upon her eustpp ara
IN tie city and from ihs eopu-1y At her score an
aain 'tTset between iTh and Isth where ths latest
styles of
Il q n N l. I 3, x B oNS, Erc..
may be bad on reason ahle :erris fJr cash
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WANTED-Two MlLLIAERS Also. .wo
youns ladies' 10 learn the AII4LlNERY BuSI-
NE1~,sS. oc T-lmE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28

NLLETT l. BREWKY,
III NO. II PEARL STREET,
Have ia store and ofier fer sale large stock Of
Cotton Yarns and Cotton Rope;
Brown Drilngs and Oenaburss;
IA. Z &, and "a Brown Sheeting and Shlrtings
Cotton Piaids and Stripes;
Heavy Woolen l4inseys, kerseys. and Tweeds,
Military Buttons; Birs Cloths;
Light finished Cioshs, suitable for ladies' cloaks
And good assortment OF seasonable Dry
0ooas. Gsss oc e--ts