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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-18
UARY Is, 1866. PRICE, TWO CENTS.

IHR POOR OF CHURCH AND UNION HILLS
MEETING FOR THEIR RELIEF.-A meeting of the
citizens OF the above hills was held on Tues-
day evening last at the Third Presbyterian
Church, TO devise some measures, If possible,
for the relief Of the destitute in that neigh
borhood. Mr.. William III. Williams was
called to the chair, and Mr.. Robert Z. Rich
ardson acted as secretary The pastors of the
different churches in that locality were pre-
sent, and related to the meeting in feeling
terms the great suffering and distress now
prevalent, and the absolute necessity for
prompt and speedy action If aid was TO be ex-
tended. Rev. Messrs. J. 4. Edwards, DR.
Norwood, A. L. Dickinson and =. B. Price all
concurred in the above, and offered TO put forth
their utmost exertons, and to perform what
ever duty the meeting chose TO call upon
them 10 do, in extending relief TO the needy.
After some further remarks, 1t was deemed
best TO organize an association, to be co-ope-
ratiye with that of the Richmond Relief Asso-
citation and TO that end the meeting adopted
the constitution of 4 former organization for
n similar purpose, and elected the following
officers:
President-Miles Turpin.
Vice President-James +. Riddick.
Treas,Ter-A. Y Stokes.
SecretdTy-Robert f. Richardson.
Board If Directors-Dr John Knox, St. John s
Church; Silas Z. Johnson, Trinity; Captain
George Allen, Third Presby William
Coulling, Union Station William H Williams,
Leigh Street Baptist, and the pastors of these
churches.
The neighborhood for the operations of the
association was laid off into districts, and Wis
itors appointed to call upon all those in need
of help, and to report their condition to the
Board of Directors.
On motion of Mr.. George Watt Il commit
tee, consisting of Messrs. Silas l.. Johnson, 5.
NJ. Price and William II. Williams, was
appointed to confer with the Board of Direct
ors of the Richmond Relief Association, so
that the two bodies may cooperate with each
other, and to report their action TO a future
meeting.
The pastors of the different churches on the
two hills were requested to take up in their
congregations Il collection for the benefit of the
poor and destitute; and, on motion OF Mr..
Stokes, the same gentlemen were appointed n
committee TO publish an appeal TO the public
for the above objects.
The Association then adjourned TO meet At
the same place on this Thursday evening 1T
~ o'clock, on which occasion they especially
invite all interested in the cause TO unite with
them.
We are requeste to state that immediate
assistance is necessary TO relieve the suffering
now existing, and that donations of money or
provisions will be cheerfully received by the
Treasurer, Mr.. A. Y. Stokes, at his store, on
Fifteenth street or by the Revs. Messrs.
Edwards, Dickinson, Price, Norwood and
Proctor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-18

Ordinance NIuLATIuN-.- William Willis
was fined five dollars by tn" Mayor On yrstrr-
tcrday for allowing the water 10 run from his
hydrant. johnson Brother, for running a
wagon on the streets without numbers, ana
allowing il 10 remain in the street all night,
were fined five dollars. II. Whitlock was
fined FIVE dollars for similar offence. Mrs.
John Hubbard, having shown that she was a
widow IN needy Clrcums tances, was dls
charged. Madame Sayouskit proprletress oi
the Richmond House, appeared Ia answer the
charge Of keeping her hlr-room open last
SATURDAY night after ~ o clock. Colonel l
+. August made nh elaborate and able plea III
her favor, and quoted some ninety sections
toum the city ordinance Oh tn" subject lie
deemed the city ordinance inconsistent Wiih
the State law in regard Ia the matter, ana
drdurrd from IL the fact that no Ia" had been
violated He showed that Madame SlvousM
gave au entertainment last Saturday night Tor
th, benefit of soldiers wives and merely
treated the band out Of courtesy. Nj. John
son requested that the further consideration
ut the case be postponed IN order that more
testimony might be- procured, 10 which the
Mayor consented and the further hearing ol
the case was accordingly postponed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-18

A Losr CHILD was discovered by gentle
man wandering about the upper part Of the
city, wet up to the knees with trudging along
the slushy streets. Poor little fellow, he had
cried until his eyes were swollen, and his voice
30 thick that lie could barely speak. The only
information he could give about himself was
that his name was " willy and that he
wanted 10 20 home" The gentleman, after
trying In vain 10 learn from the little four
year old where lis home was, carried him to
the station house, where, much to his sur
prise, they refused 10 receive him. lie there
fore kindly carried him TO his own house, de-
luged with fresh flood OF tears because he
"didn want 10 70 home with him
Ii seems very strange that the officers OF the
upper station should have refused 10 let the
child stay there until reclaimed by his friends
That was the very place for him. 1t should
be a part of the duty of the police To pick up
such little wanderers, especially IN snch
weather as this, and carry them To the staaion,
that II might be- general understanding that
when children are lost their friends might
know where 10 seek them,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-18

NEW GOODS.
~ WILLIAM C. LEWIS & CO.,
corner OF Fourteenth and Franklin streets,
RICHMOND, Va,
Importers and Dealers In
CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, HOUSE
FCRylsHING GOODS, KEROSENE,
CHANDELIERS LAMPS, &c.
Always on haad a large assortment of
DECORATED, GOLD BAND and WHITE CHINA
DINNER and TEA SETS, WHITE 9kANlTE
DINNER, TEA ard TOlLETWARE, FINE
FRENCH aud ENGLISH DECORATED
TOILi SET
nt-o, y ,ars" ..,,...-...
CIT ani PRESSED GLASSWARE, &c,
at the lowest prices.
J. o. SNEISOy,
t,r,nerlv II srEHgISs PrLLES Il Co, would be
pleased to see the old patrons Of the arm 81 the
above establishment. s-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-18

DUCKS CELEBRATED FLUUR anu
500 barrels PRIME BUCK EYE and MERCER
POTATOES,
30 barrels CIDER VINEGAR,
SUPERIOR FAMILY SOAPS, -
BOURBON and PURE OLD RYE WHISKY,
MANUFACTURED and LEAF TOBACCO,
SMOKING TOBACCO, in bulk and small
FIcKEN ( wILLIAMs's REFINED sU.
pUREani EXTRA WHITE LEAD,
PHOSPHATES and BONE DUST,
LIME and CEMENT,
SWEET CIDER.
PALMER, HARTsOOK i CO.,
ia l2-3m Libby Buildings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-18

I 10 L q RS.
IL - barrels RYE BOURBON RECTIPlED
WHISKY, =
l0quarter and eighth casks FRENCH BkAN.
by. imported -
quarter aud eighth casks SHERRY WINE.
IRISH and SCoTcH WHISKY,
ALLsOP and YOUNGER ALE,
BARCLAY PORTER, all imported;
MOET and CHArpON'S CHAMPAGNE,
GREEN SEAL, ~. for sale low by
Ia g-t FRENCH A tRENsUAW.
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sHERIFF,s SALES.

H W. KALKE vs.. ! srxrH D1s7ntc7 f,or-p-
STEAMSHIP SOUTHERN STAR, OF EEw JjRLFass-
CAPTAIN AND OWNERS No 1882
pY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facfaE
~ to directed by the Honorable the Sixth Court
Of New Orleans in the entitled will proceed
public aucOna the Merchants and AuCtionees Exchange
Roy street between Canal and Cusohouse streets the
Second District this city THURaD DAY the 23d day ot
August, 1856. at II O'Clock NJ
THE STEAMSHIP SOUTHERN STAR, together with All
her Furniture TACKLE Apparel Machinery a. she now
lies in tne Mississippi river opposite 10 this city,
Seized in the above suit.
GsS-IERMs- Cash on the spot.
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY


DRy GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, sH0E3
and Has
BY HOFFMAN d. MARKS,
S. 81. zELMcKER, Auctioneer.
omce, No. 50 Cbartres street.
M oNDAY, July %, at 10 o'clock a. "a
at their aAesrooIns No % Charities street, will be sold
800 LOTS ASSORTED DRY GOODS, viz:
Linen Lawns, French Jaconsts White Swiss Naiagooks
White Jaconets, Broche and jacquard Anslns Veil
Bareges, lO3 inch Bobb.nes, White and Brown Linen
Netting Linen and Cotton Cheoss Linen DrHls Cotton
AIDES, Denims, Stripes, Irsh Linena all wool Jeans
Tweeds Cassmeres, sstnss Meltons; White Blue Red
aud Yellow Flnanels Canton FIsnnels AIpaeas Nsrfro
French and American Prints Bleachel aud Brown Douss
t'c l04, IA IL Bleached and Brown s. eengs: Linen
and Madras Handkerebie, Hosiery Corsets Umbrellas
Hair Nets Hoop Skirts White and Colored Shirts Drawers
Travelling Shirts Berino Undsrshirts, etc
800 dozen fine Felt Hats;
AID
10 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
H2-TERMs-At sale.
FINE PARLoR, BED AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE
at Auction
BIZ c. e. GEEARDEY IL CO.,
Office, No. II Exchange Plaza.
MONDAY, duly 23d, at 10 O'Clock 4. M
1NA the residence No. 42g Annuncat0n street. between
JACKSON and Philip streets, will be sold
The entire ents of said D. cling comprising fine Paror
Bed and Dining Room Furniture, Glass Crockey othe
ware, Mirrors, Carpet, etc.
&dgH TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes
Parties desous Of visiting the honse may de Saturday
the 2lst between the hours of 10 and4 O'Clock.
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What the Patients Say of DIR. Maggier,
Pills and Salve.

1.-THE best Pills for headache I ever had
My liver works like engine, thanks to your Pills
am pleased TO say you, DR.. Magge that would not
be without box of Pills for curing me of morning nau.
sea- for the word
You will End iDclosei dollar; Your Pills only
% cents but consider them worth to dollar
Dear Docor-My tongue had fur on every morning like
the back Of a cat. Your pills took it away"
took half pill and crushed it powder, and in
Jelly 70 my little babe cholera morbus The dear little pet
was well in three hours after"
suppose it hardy worth while to tell you my burned
foot has got we'll the your save Enclosed find %
cents for another box to keep in The house"
"seud me another box of saye."
Enclosed End 70 cents for boxes of your Magges Pills
and one Of Salvs."
THE most gentle yet searching medicine swallowedo
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OFFICEAL.

STATE LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
New Orleans, July 10, 1866.
WHEREAS, Application has been made to
w by o. Yaleton, TO cancel his Ohcial Bono as
Auctioneer IN and for the Parish of Orleans to wit;
Bond 26h day Of June 1865 in the OF $40 J
Massico gecurite each for the Of S25UO and
Bragg for the sum s5OO condition Of said bond being
the faithful performance by the said o. ValetOn Of his
duties AuCtioneer at0resaid.
hereby given all persons interested in the above
described cause, in writing at the Office Of the
Secretary State within ninety days after the last publca
ton Of this advertisement, Why the should mot be
cancelled and annulled
Given hand and seal Of the State above the
Independence of the United States the nnetieth
J. MADIBOE WELLS.
By tie Governor:
J. H. HARDY, Secretary OF State.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, DKPARTEhEET L'ETECUr1F,
EouyeleOreans lie 10 Juliet 1866
A TTENDU qu'applfcattOn etc faite "a moi
IA par Yseton pour lie cancellation de obligation of
hcee Encanteur dams e. pour la par1se Oreens
sOvOir:
Une obligation datee &c JUN 1865, pour la somme de
dix mile pastres sgnee par .. Yleton principal
ct Castaing j. j. Mascnt securities chacun
pour Ia de $500 ct j. A. Bragg pour la de
$1,000 Ia dite obligation etaDt condtonnee pour la ddee
execution lie dit O. Yaleon de deyors Encan
teur susdit
Avis par present qui nteesses
dams ladie obligation de mOntrer la eCure
du secretare Etat dc quatrevngtdix ours de la
dernere publication de Get avis les aisons pour lesques Ia
dite obligation serait pas cancelee ct annulee.
Dome main lie dEtst, cdessus, &c
l1eme jour de Juliet 1856 ct le quateyingtdz
vieme de Independence deS Btats; un!s ~
Parle Gouverneur.
J. Il HARDY sacretafre d'Etst
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GREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE,

VIA VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD,
From the South and West to the North and East and s
continuous rail connections.
passengers from South and West going North and
and most expeditions
ALI rail line between New Orleans and the celebrated water
ing places of Virginia the Virginia cities Washington Balt
ally and the Csnsdas. s
Exempt from malariOu5 Influences
This route Chattanooga to Lynchburp trsverse tina
mountain REGIONS Of Tennessee and Virginia. which are IN
passed for heahtunes purity of atmosphere and grandeur
mountain scenery whilst be surpassed for aten
ton to passengers its trains in the gentemany
ing Of conductors all Of whom experienced in their vocs
ton and strictly attentive business. 49,
Baggage will be checked through from New Orleans Ia the
Vtrgiaia Springs and principal cities North and East
Through tickets to be had at the office of New Oreans
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad ticket office
J. W. GOODWIN, General superintendent
G. @. WLkGFIELD. General icket gent
JOHN T. hOFFETT travelling Agent south
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STATE or LOUISIANA, Executive DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, July TO- 1865.

STATE or LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
n New Orleans, July TO- 1865
WHEREAS, TheOphilu- Aufoux has APP
w piled for tine CanCeling OF his official bond
AuctUneer, in and for the pa i,h Of Orleans, to it
bond dated the lSh Of December 1866 in the Of
$1,000 sgued by TheOphu Au;Cux principal aud Pasca
ObieI cutty the said bond being conditioned for the
faithful performance by said Iheophius Anoux Of his duties
q Eucti0nBsr aforesaid.
Notice hereby All per-ons interested in said
writing the Office Of The Secretary tate
Why the should be cancelled anuuied
Given, my hand and u Stat
dependence Of the United STATES the Linetyfrst
j. MADISON WELLS.
BY the Governor:
J. Il. HARDY Secretary Of State.
ET4T DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTEaRNT DB EXECUTE,
NOuvelle. Orleans lie 10 Juliet, 1866
A TTEND U qu'aPplfcatInn etc fate moi
"A par hegphlus AninBx Ia cancellation de obi
CATION ociele Encauteur dams ct pour Ia parolgse
dOrltans savoir
Une obligation datse On 6 decembre 1866 pour somme
de dix mile pastres sgne par Theophius Aufoux
principal Pasca Rob secnrite la djte ga
tOn C0ndonne pour la dee execution dit The
ophilus Anfuux de devoir5 Encantenr susdit
Avis consequence persOnnes nte
davO fare conHatre ecrlt bureau du
ae Eat dams les 80 jours qu suvrOnt la derner pubca
tOn de cee proclamation les raisOns pour eQuele lie dit
obligation serait pas cancele ct annulle
DONNIE signature ct lie de EtRt, la date
cidesus la 9Jeme jour de Independence DIS Etats Un
J, MADISON WELLS.
Par lie Gouverneur
CHARLES o. HARDY Assistant secrataire dEtat.
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COOPER's WELL
DAILY EXPRESS LINE
SPEED COMFORT SAFETY
Shortest and Quickest Route to "o0psf'S
Well.
GOOPER,a WE'LL


ana Iss Sa oT sy'oR sf4
connecting there with The daily line radS This line viii fur
RsR on 9' s sa sG
Or merchandise the arrival q t nresls the short
est rogd to the Well by several miles II the inc intend
poyed repair road and 5
make the shortest and pleaant, F fSM an WILLIAMS
proof of which refer al to take the river route
to lie Wen by way Of g6s6 viii n tb az line running
on the Southern Rsirosd 6ran nv four miles of any
LLe Southland RArnad ~ y. Moo------
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LOTTERIES,
IL ENTUCRY STATE SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTERY.
HENRY WOOD CO., MANAGERS.
Capital Prize, 100000.
KBNTUcKY STATE LOTTERY
GLASS F,
To be drawn at Co7ington, Kentucky,
ON TUESDAY, JULY 8lsr, 1866
Only 10000 Numbers-ee5 Prizes.
Only 10000 Numpers-ee5 Prizes.
S G h E N E:

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
approximation priEeg of $1,000 each for the nine re-
naming units of the ten of the number
drawing the 500 900 prize .............. $1,000
approximation prizes of 5000 each for the nine
manning units of the ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize sre............... $500
approximation prizes of $3.50 each for the nine
naming units of the ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize Observation-Disclosures. $500
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine
naming units Of the ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize ................ 200
approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nine
naming units of the ten of the number
drawing the So 600 prize ..........,... $3.50
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
naming units of the ten of the number
drawing the $3.50 prize Observation-Disclosures. 1906
30 approximation prizes of 800 each for the nine
drawing the $1,000 prizes are z7,eO
sos prizes amounting 500
Whole tickets $24; Halves $l2; Quarters, ST. Eightbs
So; SiXteenths 81 80.
Tickets sold and prizes cashed by
CHAS T. HOWARD. Licensed Dealer
No. 40 Camp street.
Lock Box 692 Post Office, New Orleans
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WANTED-AGENTs WITH SMALL CAPITAL, TO
w take agency of Wilcox Gibbs's Sewing Machines
the States OF Alabama Texas Mssspp and Louisiana at
No St Charles opportunity for industrious
young to whom liberal discount will be made Address
box SS6, New Orleans.
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!, PSYCHOLOGICAL

n
VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
Containing nearly 800 pages and 1870 fine Plates and En-.
cravings of the Anatomy of the Human Organs in state of
Health and Disease, with treatise Early Errors its De.
pOrabe Consequences upon the Mind and Body with the Au
hor Plan of Treatmentthe only rational and successful
mode of cure as shown by the report of cases treated
truthful adviser to married and those contemplating mar
rsge who entertain doubts of their physical condition Sent
free postage to any address, receipt of 25 cents in stamps
or postage currency by addressing
DR. LA CRoIX,
No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y.
The author may be consulted upon any the diseases upon
which his book treats either personally by mail and msd
zines sent to any part Of the world,
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NOTICES TO TAX PAYERS.
NJ OFFICE no TAX PAYERs-

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs-
OFFICE CRY TREASURER, Cry HALL,
New Orleans, July l9, 1866.
Delinquent Tax Payers will please take notice that and
after the lh August all Unpaid Tax Bills will be placed in
the hands Of the Assistant City Attorney for suit
Those DESTROYS Of avoiding the penalty of TEN PER CENT
besides the additional expense Court etc. etc. invited
to call and settle.
All Unpaid Tax Bills will be irrevocaby handed the As
sstant City Attorney the above mentioned day.
j. HERNANDEZ
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Sunday Arrangement.
Steam Train from City every Sunday morning O'clock
lieu of Horse Cars
An Extra Train win leave the City every Sunday at
On and after MAY 6th the Trains will leave either end
the Road on Sundays, at every half hour, from until
o'clock NJ.
Fare, to and from the Lake, same day. 25 cents.
Passengers for Genty Station notify the conductor
prior to departure of the train Fare each way
GEO PANDELY, General Superintendent
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METROPOLITAN INSURANCE ooMpAN?

MEIHUFUIIIAN INSURANCE IUWPAN1
los and no Broadway.
NEW YORK, JANUARY 23d. 1866
Your attention respectfully invited the following
Of the operations OF this Company during the pas year
and of its present condition:
With Assets exceeding ONE MILLION SEVEN HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS, twelve years expert.
in the conduct Of General insurance Business the Com
pany confidently offers the Puoic Protection against the
peris OF OCEAN ana INLAND NAVIGATION ana of FIRE.
The Board of Directors nave this day resolved pay dvi
dend OF SA PER GENE on the outstanding certificates of
Profits the holders thereof their legal
and after the 9th of March next also dividend of FIVE
PER CENT the Capita Stock ct the Company, payable
Cash on demand also dividend of TWENTY FIVE PER
GENT in Scrip the net earued Participating Premiums OF
the Company for the 1865 for which Certificates will
issued and after the ID day of April next
OFFICERS:
JAMES LORIMER GRAHAM, President
ROBERT NJ. g. GRAHAM. Vice President,
JAMES LORING GRAHAM JR, I'd Vice Prest
H H PORTER, Secretary.
ELLIOTT ROBBINS General Agent
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a NE1R ANN GRnAT EPooH IN ALEnr.

A NEW AND GREAT EPOCH IN AIEDF-
n CINE.-Dr Maggel is the founder of a new Medical
sysem quantarans whose vas internal doses eneebe
the stomach parayze the bowels give precedence
to the man who appetite with from one to
two of his extraordinary Pills and the viruent
sores with box his wonderful and ahealng Salve
These two great specifics Of the Doctors fast upercedmg
all the stereotypd of the day Extraordinary
by Nagges Pills Save have opened the of the pub
lie TO the ineheuy of the called remedies of others and
upon which people long biudly depended Maggies
Pills are the class that swallowed by the DOZEN and
Of which every box full absolute necessity for
another One of Magges Pills suffice to place the
bowels in perfect order the stomach create appetite
and render the spirits light and Duoyant There gripping
aud no reaction the form of constipation If the liver
affected its functions restored and if the system
is feeble it is iuvgorated This last quality makes the Msdi
oines very desirable the wants of delicate females Ulcer
GUS and erupve dseases literally eXtgushed by the dis
ufeeaut power OF Mpggtes salve Ia fact is here
nounced that
AEaggieUs Bilious, DlspeptIc and DIarrhea
Pills
Cure where sill others fail while for Burns scads, Chill
bans Cuts and all of the akin Maggies SaVe is
infabe Sold by j. Msgge II Pine street, New York and
all Druggists, at 25 cents per box.
BARNES, WARD CO.,
Agents, Eew Orleans,
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AND PROVISIONS.

a GENERAL ASSORTMENT.
Comprising in part:
EXTRA MESS PORK, BACON SIDES.
CHOICE LEAF LARD
SUGAR CURED HAMS.
EXTRA, SUPERFINE and FINE FLOUR.
LOUISIANA SUGAR and MOLASsES.
COFFEE, TEAS, RICE, TOBACCO, Etc, Etc.
In store and for sale by
BIDWELL, PAYNE & Co,
u TChoupitQRlas sIe'
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steaatera ge@jn9 gAjs 9ag.
,,,,,,,,,,sp, IN THE N. 0. CRESCENT
SPECIAL NOTICES.

-------- - x.,,,,,t Mems Crescent City
- Ran VI "a, Tn Jhiuers and members Of this
Benevolent IA to attend Special Meeting to
Association arc rai N 800 Poydras between Liberty
and Bowar streets, NoDAl A'ENiN"' 'O' '' '''''
At half past seven O'Clock ls,.ey % o,,.r,.
Punctua attendance is 9'''''"
will be tr Ahs"eteu, rat j. H. MURPHY,
BY orueF Oh lle / iSa' Secretary,
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OL,Mrro rmEArEK-7l ST. CHARLES ST.

On MILO THEATER-7l ST CHARLES Sf
Sole Lessee aud Manageress-Mrs G. HOWARD WATKINS.
July 23 win BE- presented gmedy Of SOMEBODY ELSE,
Minnie, Mr.. Watkins Musical sci ctions Miss Shaw To
be followed by Conesietta Of q PRETTY PIECE UF
buSlN j. r. Noyes. Musical selections,
Miss Shaw
In rehearsal, Invisible Prince L4Deum.