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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-18

OFFICE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK,
RICHMOND, August 10, 1885,
~ traller Of Currency the Planners national
BANK OF RICHMOND and the NATIONAL EX-
CHANGE BANK OF RICHMOND will be con-
SOLIDATED. ....
All persons having claims against the Farmers
National Bank will present them for payment a.
to the Farmers Nsiion,i Bank wifi MAKE payment
OF the same to the National Exchange Bank.
A. VANCE BROWN,
au l6-lw President.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y SUMMER SCHEDULE.-The T II 30 q II
PASSENGER TRAIN on and after SATURDAY,
June o. will leave Richmond Sundays excepted
at 1870 A. NJ, and arrive al Jacksons River at 1So
Pm.
THROUGH TICKETS sold ria Trotter Il Co.'S
Stage Line for Harrisonburg, Winch ester, and
other points on Valley Turnpike also to Str
Warm, Hot, Healing and White Sulphur Springs,
and by Hartman 4 Co.'S Stage Line to Lexington,
Natural Bridge, and Rockbridge Baths al 20, ria
Virginia and Tennessee railroad tor Nashviile,
Memphis, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New or
leans, and Orange and Alexandra road 10 l.ynch-
burg and 9th er important points in the southwest
The Trains make CLOSE CONNECTIONS with
Trains on Orange and Alexandria railroad north
and south, and through them with the Virginia ana
Tennessee railroad
The NIGHT TRAIN is discontinued for tho pre-
An ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN will be run be-
tween Stanton and Richmond on MOSDAlS,
WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. leaving st&nn-
ton at 80 A. NJ. arriving in Richmond at 10 30 A
VI. Leave Richmond same days at Us L. NJ, ana
arrive at Stanton ut II % p NJ. ~ .
FREIGHT TRAIN on TUESDAY, THuhSDai
''''' II d. WHITCoMB,
IL Is General Superintendent.
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DIAN NOS! .-sSs.r.
II Z ~
JOHN ". DAVIES / sons.
RICHNOy MUSICAL EXCiAS6t +.
No. lss MAIN srKEET,
sole agprfs for


STIEgF's PREMIUM rIAH0.FuEILs
Thss. instruments have been before the t''"'
FOR TIf.s LAST TliIKrY YEAES, tn e"ulrt|'o"
with the best maker, .! the country. nd a'- !"
pronounced by ALL TIE LEADING PAufa>s'.''
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PlAHOS H.yCFAcTrR&o'
These Instruments have ALL TIE LATEST ~
PR0yEMESrS and ar"
WARRANTED FOR FIVE lEA.S'
with the privilege Of exchange "i'1'h "''
months II not entirely satis!ae'oy
to tho purchaser
We refer TO the following persons "A' -~''
STEPS PIANOS now In ace:
General X. I. LEE. Washington College L'N1''
ton;
% y. P.rxgs BIO, Lynchbnrs;
Raw < =. PHILLrPs, Virginia Female ln-u'ss''
Miss MAxY BALDWIN. Female S.hoOi. AM J."
CAyEL. Deaf, Dumb and Bind lhstsaie' 81" .''.'"
Professor L. A. AMBoLD, Richmond.
call from ali In want Of sUPEElo" ?#AN'
L. solicited Terms liberal. 49,.
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l.. SHEPHERD IL CO., General
N. Commission Merchants for the sale Of TO-
BACCO, WHEAT, LUMBER &c. All business en-
trusted TO oar care will receive prompt attention.
Mr.. A. q. TALMAN, formerly with George w Z.
Atkinson and late Talman Il Harris, is associated
with US, and will be pleased To serve his old
friends and the former patrons Of the two late con-
Germs. Office corner Eleventh and Canal streets
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ITO TOBACCONISTS, L U NJ B E r.
i DEALERS, 6c.-We offer for sale, 10 arrive
per steamer J. L. Bewley, daily expected from
il large. size FLATTENIEG SCREWS,
II small sire BOX SCREWS,
STEM PRESS, complete;
> sets LONG TENS MILLS,
o sets SHORT TENS MILLS,
6 sets HALP-POUND MILLS,
. sets POUND LUMP MILLS,
0 IRON POTS. complete, With TINS and
IRONS for different size WORK
BANDS,
CASTINGS.
IRON LEVERS,
STOVES,
PRESS BLOCKS,
Also. 81 So feet INCH BUTToNwoOD and OAK
PLANK, well seasoned. suitable for making TO-
is-lt CHRISTIAN, LEA 4 CO.
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ID ECElVING ANOTHER SUPPLY
IL Of those beautiful ParIor Suits, t"r~" u
and Walnut In Erucatelle and Pin,H-.,Nl"s ~!
Queen Elizabeth, Louis NV, Napoleon HIS"
FRENCH & CREENHAW,
corner Ninth and Main street. ttP s,a!Is.
%
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~rnrCrNES, ETC.


= EONARD'S DIARRHEA AND
IL CHOLERA REMEDY;.A Us, i !: Necessary AT
s.nnn,oach OF CHOLERA, to recommend to the In
habitants OF Richmond good and valusbie msd i;
Tina we therefore cheerfully offer LEONARDS
DiARRH0A AND CHOLERA REMEDY asa safe.
guard and speedy cure for the above complaints:
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by Messrs. PUR'
CELL, LADD co. and druggists generally.
auH
VALUABLE MEDICIN ES.-Pol-
Y locks Remedy, Davis's Pain Killer, Leonsrds
Ague Cure, Or. Bricknel,s Syrup. Plantation BIZ
tiers, for sale by JOHN W. RIsON, Druggist,
al IL Main and Third streets.
r ARTEAGU PILLS, freshly
IL prepared from the original recipe, at,,cv
sul7-ts Fifth and Mar.hall streets.
E,REsH BERMUDA ARROW-ROoT
Il just received at ,roon,s ,u.pu.cy
GENUINE ENGLISH MUSTARD,
~ II glass and foil at woops PHARMACY.
T1OUGERA'S COMPOUND 10 d.
Missed COD-LIvER OIL.-The great supe9i,
r1n,itv ~ this Oil in therapeutic effect over ail
nther kinds OF Cod Liver Oil sold In xEnIope o'
Ills market is due to the addition OF broninre,
Iodine and Phosphorous IN ir,nss of those
ch.m;caIs but the nourishing properties OF lou
rrice one dollar and fftv cents per po''le'
,.ubarai discount TO the trade.
i'o'i"' MEADE BAKER, Druggists,
,e Agents Tor virginia.
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DEMBERTON " CREW, dealers N
/ COAL AND WOOD, otc" Seventeenth .,f..t
between Cary aud Dock. Boz, RED ani WINE
ASH ANTHRACITE coal, Tor -ta'.s. stoves -
foundry us- CLOVER NIL LlyE anu 4. T.
RAGE coal: OAK and PINE woop NH IL
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FREDERICK HALL, LOUISA Comfy. VA.,l
IannnrY 10. lsb6 (

FREDERICK HALL, LOUISA Comfy. VAL
January 10, 1866.
Gentlemen " our very kind communication OF the
kindly for the high esteem and appreciation OF my
Deceased brother DR.. T. Rennolds, ofStaunton, asa
physician ! am free TO state that it would give me
great satisfaction to bcstow upon the people of this
country At least, without remuneration, so great
benefit the recipe for the Rennoids Hespauc
Pills, which ara acknowledged To he by you ana
many others. In fact il was my original intention
to publish it to the world gratuitousy, but when
take into consideration that the late war has left
me and my family, consisting of my wife and three
Young children, in comparatively destitute con.
dtion and beside being far advanced in lie, feel
that il is duty owe 10 myself and family 70 reap
some pecuniary benefit from this recipe. hope at
some future day 10 be able to bestow 1t as a gilt
on every one. , -,
the influence of your recommendations and the
merit of the pill to be soon able TO place them In
the reach of every one. These pills cannot be sold
as cheap as pills generally are, on account OF
the cost Of the material of which they are
made but when you take into cons liberation that
one is dose, and their certain and eitectual &C
ton | do not think you will consider them costly.
My brother sold them readily at fifty cents per
dozen.
lam, gentlemen, very respectfully, ycn1s, nc
To be had of all druggists and dealers In med-
ciues everywhere.
PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Druggists,
General Agents for the Projectors,
corner Of Main and Thirteenth streets,
my Is Richmond Va.
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HILL LIMP. ANERAGE,

~ aud FINE CUAL.-iav!ns pure hasui "a 'bs
COAL Ia the Clover lI!i Co4p4nys coal ys'. .@
Manchester, We ar" prepared 10 iurIlrh lfaasr f"'
rina, and shop COAL m large 9u3hluly, tnA y
reasonable rates. ANTHRACITE COAL aAI 4AA
and PINE WOOD NJ low figures.
COTTRELL & PILCHER.
Basin Bank, between Eighth and Ninth siras.'.
ia 81
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| TOR NEW YORK. -ATLAN-$ Th
II TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA- sSxxSe.
NY-The splendid new side-wheel steamship
HATTERAS, s. ALEXANDER commander Abe
MARIE, A. BOURNE commander, leave Richmond
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY; leave New York
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These SHIPS are entirely new, and were built
they have splendid SALOONS and STATE
ROOMS, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS and
ATTENTION are unsurpassed. ~
Passage, meals. and state rooms includsd, sE-
VEN DOLLARS AND A HALF.
Goods shipped by this Line are landed regularly
at New York, on the Company's covered pier,
within forty eight hours.
damage and loss by handling, and exposure from
frequent shipping, az on other lines. Is avoided
by this route.
Prsishts for points beyond New York win be for
warded with dispatch, and no charge made except
actual expenses Incurred.
These ships discharge cargo in New ork at pier
No. % North river, and the Companys steamers
for Wilmington, North Carolina; Charleston, sa-
vannah, Mobile and New Orleans, leave from me
same pier. Goods for these points can be trsns.
fsrred without expense or exposure.
Insurance 10 very low by these ships, ana the
sSieh Goods ID sre dsusrsd make. this The cheap
est route from Virginia. Insurance erected al
lowest rates. when ordered.
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, Fox b Co.,
SAMUEL AYREs i Co.,
Richmond. Virginia.
oAAD " A City Point and Petersburg.
Norfolk. Virginia.
For freight 0s RPs sisiFs' .Psg1Eys co. Agents.
once corner Of Cary and Virginia streets, oppo.
| site the Tobacco Exchange. 90 .-1
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TRESH BERMUDA ARROW-ROOT
Il just received at oon,e ,u.pu.cy
an fila WOOD
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WILL ISSUED IN SEPTEMBER:

WILL BE ISSUED IN SEPTEMBER:
SERIES OF MATHEMATICAL TEXTBOOKS.
BY CHARLES 9. vESABLE,
Professor Of Mathematics, University of Virginia
former Professor Of Mathematics and Astrono-
my in the University of South Carolina;
former Professor of Natural Philoso-
ply and Chemistry in the Uni.
versity Of Georgia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-18

GENUINE ENGLISH MUSTARD,
VI in glass and foil, at ,roo,,s pu.pMICy.
II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-18

1IGARS.--Fiye Thousand mm""SgsfgC
clBASA CIGARS Ave thoassni = - ant,
SJGaRS when viii b. SOLD for fnesn ~ n,1y 20
le.s th an cost to close tho eoasiSaHsp, - ,sk'
ana Merchandise Broker, 1911 Cary siss'--~
nRIME CHEESE.--A small con con- ,Sr,a
ment choice DAIRY CHEESE, !aa''s
steamer' Tor safe Oy WILLIAM KING O..
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The following is an extract Of letter from DR.. :;
T. Stribling, the distinguished superintendent oil
the Western Lunatc Asylum, at Staunton, to Mr..
Rennolds:
" As an humble member Of my profession, and
friend 10 the dHicted everywhere, rtspecJuhy
unite in til. reluea Utdt has been mdie Gy oilers,
that you WiU publish it to the uoorld."
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6tHIL DREN'S CARRIAGE FAC
v TORY, CORNEE CARY AND FOURTH
STREETS. RICHMONp.-Thc most beautiful pat
terms Of ChlLDREN'S CARRIAGES ar. manuiac-
tured. and will be sold ~ northern prices.
4 liberal discount, Ia the trade
Orders from all parts OF the country promptly
NV ~ 2i-ts WILLIAM FORBES. Proprietor.
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Although have not had occasion to use the pills
which were prepared by the late DR.. Rennoids,
am satisfied from whatI have heard from gentle
men who have used them, that they are valuable
medicine aud therefore cordially unite in the re-
quest for the publication of the recipe.
ALEXANDER H. II. STUART,
January g. 1896 Stanton, Va.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-15
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY Is, 1866.

Without iilndrance, its own details; your concur
renee in and support of its acts and orders-these
reveal the vital secret of result SO favorable,
cannot close this branch of my subject with
out grateful expression of Indebtedness to the
ollicers Of the Treasury Department for the cou;-
trying exigency, they always entertained the i'm
Fortunate demands. of this office. What often
seemed as hopeless impossbties, obstructing the
hhanclal path, were, by their fervent efforts
readily dispelled; and thus all our acquisitions
were met with most satisfactory promptness.
At the date of the'last annual report, beside the
small number Of officers constituting the Pay De-
partment of the Regular Army, (and which is
without casualty or change since J there were in
the service 400 additional paymasters, contingent
appointments under the law of July, 1888. After
ward, up to March g. thirty-eight others were ap-
pointed and confirmed
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~ or IN conversation yesterday stated n ~
the deIisaw wri.s of habeas corpus reached him IN.
burners noy ol m me bodies Of the Confederate boat
diatelv tnrn ta, rfia, az ~ Louis he would imme
ABOUT two thousand Of the nine tbansand ros4
Th N ne Southern States have been reoneneJ
npon ne t,a Military Committee will report fayprabiy
apoh tne proposition tocreate the Office Of aenar:s
N ls 1.e army, and Grant will be rendered it
from o - Maaahoney yesterday received letter
to bio actio tmisadgenter Stephens cordially endorsna
him th arlng The late troubles and appointing
Irish Republic in this country agent o1 the
+la a'SSa.oNb, SI, Jan. PA rencontre took pIace at
edorp s,,g House to-day between Mr. Pollard
respondent of the New York Times IN III ~
Ler letter in the Times of the sth, ridculiag poI
ara. Brooks took cowhide from Pollard WHEN
roiara a1ew knife whereupon the parties were
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-15

FORTRESS MONROE Dec. 30, lS65.-Mrs. Clay is
still here and there no indications of her visits
to her husband being brought to speedy close.
She remained with her husband till nine O'Clock
last evening and this morning without stopping to
take breafast at the hotel reoned him again in his
prison apartment in Carroll Hall and it is an
apartment with little of the rough and stern fea-
lures OF prison about it-no ponderous prison
bars and damp walls and scanty and unwholesome
1000, and rude, lynx-eyed jailor.
HIS Is snug, cosy room, and the same descrip-
ton is applicable to that occupied by JEFF Davis,
with cheerful appointments of furniture and
CHEEKY fire in an open CRATE, and books of varied
ments of bellies letters, poetry, fiction and the
hne arts. Thus far Mrs. Clay has taken her meals
with her husband, and however epicurean and fas.
cason to find fault with the prison cuisine as de-
yeloped in the meals served her husband. This
restriction is placed on her vsits-an officer is
present all the time. Thus far this rather dlsa-
greeable duty of forming the third party has de-
Volved on Capt. Hitchcock, Provost Marshal.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-Wm T Jennings, N Y:
Geo L. Day, Diem Swift, Jos B Kimba, j X
Roberts, 7; Robt G Spool. Ky; H Duyberry,
Y M Graham, city; Davis, city; C Hanten, Vicks.
N Bell, W H Kershuer, Baltimore; J l. Bulls
Y s A; Rehock, La; I G Colvit Washington;
7 Condye, La; II Ingham, 7 Parsons, $
Wall, La; Hedges, Miss; Kindrick, G NJ
Green, M II Crowel, B + Stevens, Baton Rouge.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL.-phillip alter, A D AtEsin-
son, W White N Y; o johnson, Conyers,
DR. J b Hall and wife, city; NJ Baker, Mobile, A
Finley, Ala; W McAllister, G Munroe, PhiIa-
delphia.
ST. JAMES HOTEL W Rust, J NJ McGehoc,
La i; J Crawford, Miss; A Lay, Herbert Jr.,, "
Bird, II Brown, J. Garrett, Claiborne IB
Mitchell, A II Colvn, NJ Boughnar,u DR.. J., J. +,
Stevens W Custis, Jackson arish La; W b
Gill, N N Brown, Claiborne; T B Hopkins, J B
Kennedy l. Whyte, W Walker, N M. Goode,
r W Phillips Miss,
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Paymaster Generals Report.

we are indebted to the courtesy of Lieut.. Col
L. NJ. Winston, Chief Paymaster of the Depart
hleht OF the Gui1, Tor copy Of the annual report
OF MAJOR General B. W. Brice, Paymaster General
OF the Army of the United States for the fiscal
year ending on the 30th June last, and lay the
interesting document before our readers IL, ec-
tense.
AS VIII be seen, the report is remarkably clear
and sngularly concise, in view of the magnitude Of
the transactions which it embraces, and General
Bricc has reason to felictate himself and his sub
ordinates upon the extraordinary achievements of
his department.
None but those who are familiar with the admin
lstration of the affairs of great army can realize
the high order of talent the marvellous faculty for
organization and system that must have been ap-
piled to accomplish, and particularly in time of
war, the results shown in the consolidated figures
OF this report As General Brice justly says, in
referring to the final payment of troops mustered
out during the past summer: Z" No similar work
OF like magnitude, regarding its immensity both as
to men and money, and the small limit of time in
which it has been performed, has, it is believed,
any parallel in the history of armies" Nor is it
alone as proof of great administrative ability the
historian will find the report interesting he will
also find in it financial data to measure the colossal
proportions of the army with which the Confeder-
ate States struggled so long.
In this Department General Brice has been for
tunate in the selection of deputy. Since his
arrival here in January last from Oregon, where
he was stationed previously during the war, Col.
Winston has dsbursed sixty millions of dollars,
and while he has had the opportunity of establish
ing for himself high character for probity and
ability in the discharge of his official duties, he
has, in his private intercourse won the respect of
all classes.
PAYMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, October q, 1866
Hon E. N, STANTON, Secretary of War:
Sir have the honor to submit report of the
official transactions of the Pay Department of the
Army for the fical year ending June 80 1866
The tabular statements herewith presented ex-
hibit the details from which the following state
ment in gross is made:
Balance in hands of paymasters and unissued
reluisitions in treasury the beginning of
fiscal year, duly 1855. .......... $50 SOs 81
Deceived from the treasury during the fiscal
year Gncuding unssued requsons in
treasury June 3d. 1863 ............. 337 900 90
Received by paymasters from other sources ex-
elusive of sums transferred among them
Gsl5,37 50
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THE FENIANs-The War R1tn,ored to Haze Be
gun.-The Fenan Congress resolved itself, Tues
day, into court martial, to try the seeding Sen
ators, after the presiding officer refusing to enter
tain the motion to expel them for contempt in not
appearing to answer charges.
A telegram from New York, dated the 9th,
states:
Report says banking house in this city has
received dispatch from Ireland, stating that a
force of constabulary went to point near Killar-
ney County Kerry, TO suppress the Fenian drilling
parties. The constabulary were repulsed, but,
being reinforced by two companies of military,
rallied. The Fenianss were meanwhile also rein.
forced, and again repulsed the assaants. There
is possibly some truth in the story its circumstan
tiality being in its favor.
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ToADYIsM IN WAsHNGToN.-A Washington
correspondent of the Mobile Advertiser thus

ToADYIsM IN WAsHlNGroN.-A Washington
correspondent of the Mobile Advertiser thus
writes:
We have annual system of % tickling" at the
capital, which is source of amusement and profit
to the tcklees but quite the contrary to the tick
lers. In the various departments are heads of bu.
reaus, or head clerks, who covet a gold watch, a
silver pitcher or some other trinket, and to whom
a few subordinates, either from love or necessity
are delighted to "toady." The poor, low -salaricd
dependents are called upon for their contributions
which they can lily spare from their families the
baubie is bought, and speeches are made attestne
the worth and noble qualities of the recipient, and
the love and duty of his admiring friends. These
little episodes have been so numerous during the
past week as to afford quite sum of items to our
evening papers. The system is anusance, dis
gustng to the lookers-on and oppressive to the eH
ployees.
The thing is undoubtedly nuisance, but the
correspondent is not >at the bottom of the secret
In many cases the article "presented,' is paid for
partly if not wholly, by the recipient. 1t is
cheap, though disgusting, way of getting ones
name in the newspapers If the papers were to
stop publishing such presentations" !" we would
soon see the end of it.
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9eU Orleaas 4ailg Grestent,
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY Is, 1866
THE CoNrlsEsrALs ON HAsp.-Ladies and gal.

The CoETINENrALs ON HAND.-Ladies and gal.
lants be preparing for the great affair of the
season! The ContinentaIs, our own portly, sub
stantlal and martial Continentas, whose quaint
uniforms and exactarray have been missing during
the last four or ieeyears, and whose splendid an
nual celebrations have beenssuspended will give a
grand fancy dress and masked ball on the ami
yersary OF Washngton's birth day, at Odd Eel
lows Hail. See the advertisement. Look at the
list OF managers and enough will be found left of
the gay aHa festive cusses," after the vexatons
and yiclssitudes of the war to insure an entertain.
ment OF old time sumptuousness and recreatiye
elegance. Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-15

LEoTUREs.-We are glad to perceive that Mr.. E.
H. Overall, the enterprising empressario of the
News Rooms, contemplates inaugurating a series
OF lectures or rather several series in connection
with his institution. There are to be three courses-
one each for Winter, Spring and Autumn. The
first lecture of the first course will be given on
wednesday evening Jan. oath, for the relief of the
family of Jefferson Davis, and the proceeds of the
second will be devoted to the benefit of the widow
of Stonewall" Jackson. The entire course will
be for the advancement Of charitable ohiects
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-15

CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GooDs.-Those de-
sirous of combining the qualities of outward show
and personal contest, in the way of wearing ap-
parel are requested to call at the store of Messrs
Garthwaite, Lewis & Stuart, Tulane Buildings, Nos.
81 and 33 Camp street, where they will find large
assortment of clothing and furnishing goods; i'm
penetrable overcoats that make sport of the keen
est bites of Boreas; transcendental vests, that
comfort at the same time that they dazzle, and
crayats to suit all tastes from the SOBER notarial
black to the fashy red of the youthful exquisite.
Travellers are also requested to come and visit
Messrs Garthwaite, Lewis 4 Stuart's large stock
of trunks valises and travelling bags. For further
particulars see advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-15

we had the pleasure, yesterday, of receiving a
call from Capt. Thos. Lyons, the popular chief en-.
gineer of the fire department of Mobile. Capt.
Lyons comes to New Orleans in order to investi-
gate the workings of our fire department, more
especially as to the different varieties of steam
engines,as it is desired to introduce those valuable
engines into Mobile We bid him welcome to our
CITY, and sincerely hope that he will find his visit
pleasant one to himself and useful to the city he
desires to serve