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DICHMOND COLLEGE.-Sesslon begins

: D. October lst IL. mi, corns IF
nrnf.ssors Embraces seven schools Lain, III eeh-
Modern Languages, Mathematics hAsar ,a o .g5
ences, Moral Science, and EhShsi' hi''-
History. --.., afforas nren.r ration
for business life bv thorough c ourse ~ nt.r M
nn ~ SIS6:. Of the DID Dominion business
college and Commercial AT,eass's s,n n can
~. rr..Snr,.,e in connection With Commercial
course. .,o,, rood mt cyreed
sara no. session of nine months OF sthueht rom
r., IT, ~ SsS For the Commercial course a!oaS,
$50. For catalogue with ;nlier Information; aa-
,iress the President lock box =, hlcliHoHu "a.
au Il-Tu, Th&StOcti
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se,znre Of aduIterated Sugar.

SAN FRANCISCO, September lS.-The
steamer Idaho, with a cargo OF sugar from
the Sandwich islands, was seized to-day.
The sugar was adulterated with powdered
charcoal, and passed through the custom
house as low grade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-19

OArS.-The oat crop has been larger this
year than for many years previous, and
large quantities are being shipped from
this market and from along the river to
MISUNDERSTANDING Herald.
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A Memphis letter, dated September 18th,
gays: I've had the biggest Democratic
meeting and torchlight procession in this
r.acc on Saturday night that has ever been
held in Tennessee.
A similar meeting was held in Wheeling
this week
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DICHMOND COLLEGE-PREPARA-
a, TORY SCHOOL.-r'his department OF inc
College Is now fully organized under the io4io"ls
T,Hor.-H. A. STROBE, graduate OF the cn ma
versity Of Virginia In Latin and Mathematics al"
dSsistGnts.ME CARRINGTON CABELL ana
LEWIS I. GWATHMEI. a.tor,,,, od-
The school, intended for boys not dar ih.! i'm
mediate supervision of the professors VINO VIII
from time to time examine the classes. ne
hrsnrhes Mathematics and Latin, and VIII De
comprehensive and thorough no ?
TERMs Sixty dollars per session phInarv fol-
on October lst, and half OIL the i''ii ''''
lowing. 40 .u ,r,-mstion adj
dress the President. lock box IL
Tn 'ThSSt0ctl
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Meeting of the Oregon Legisiature-
The Fourteenth Amendment.

OREGON CITY, September lS.-The Legis-
lature assembled yesterday. The. Demo,
cratic majority is four in the Senate and
eleven in the House.
Notice was given Of bill repeating the
resolution by which the fourteenth amend
was adoDted
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DYEsNG AND SECURING.

TSTABLISHED IN 1861. LIME
H. MANS FANCY STEAM DYEING, SCOUR.
ING, and PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 40
BROAD STREET BETWEEN F0uRIlH 1o. ara
shawls cIoaks and sacques dyed In any colors DE-
sired or cleaned In the very best and neatest man
uer Gentlemen's garments cleaned or dyed, ana
warranted to give satisfaction. have also esta'-
lshed printing department, and will print ladies'
silks, merinos poplins. delaines. ana alpac'
dresses. Call and see samples OF my pruning.
Practical Dyer, Scourer and Cleaner;
PS.-Persons residing ut q distance from tnt
citv can forward their goods by express. and have
them returned again In the same way at short no
ticc. y" 80"
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Frosf ut the North.

PHILADELPHIA, September 18.-There
was o heavy frost throughout New England
last night.
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Snow and Frost at the South.

w1Lm1xGroS, N. c., September IS
There was slight frost here last night.
Snow fell in Richmond and Robinson
counties on the 10th and 18th.
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" CANASToGA \, \. Y. Scnt. 8, 1868.

"CANASTo6A \, n. Y. Sept. s, 1868.
b, i1aa. Ga',e>ta i. Gro,r, Philadelphia:
"Sir.-Sincc writing yesterday find l
came, possibly 70 to PENNSYLVANIA.
I" 3. F. Bruce"
Some one else seems to be in distress
~7.-.-NQlional Intcl'iqcncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-19

SUMAc.--All told, the sumac shipped from
this point during the present season will
amount to 100000 pounGs.-NatiUe Fir-
Giuiuu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-19

~ TURNER'S SELECT CLASSICAL
LOAN ENGLISH SCHOOL. No. !. THIRD
STREET NEAR MAIS.-The next session begins
MONDAY, 2lst September
TERMS: 500; French at Professors fee. Ar
rauyem ents will he made for class Of boys under
ten years, at reduced rates. see circulars.
L
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
" SCHOOL.-l will reopen my school october
lst, assisted bv accomplished teachers In Modern
Languages and in the Prm,r English Studies.
>pecial arrangements will he made for smaller
boys (say under ten years of agel hitherto eSclu-
ed from the school. See circular.
i'm SIDNEY II. OWENS.
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NOTICE.-MRS. B 4 S K E R WILL
~ SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
CHILDREN Will commence Its fourth annual ses-
sion ut No. 3I4 Grace street I'm the house formerly
used as Il school by Mr.. Montgomery Dupuyl, on
the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1888.
PUPILS may be entered bv calling on hrs. Bas-
kervi. or addressing her through the rosi -ofce,
Richmond Va. sc A-WSStlTf$
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-19

NTORTHWOOD FEMALE sc HOOL,
IN SRLDrTESNlLLE v .-keH. ID 7. i.
DAVIS Principal.-1he fourth session begins
SEPTEMBER 22D. 1858. Great educalional az
vantaSes are here combined with those 81 iall!i!
school. Reference by ierlnission TO the E"cui'S
of the University Of Virginia.
oinni " All l9-eOdim
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DICHNiOND MALE ACADEMY,
n, FRANKLIN STREET
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH.

The exercises OF this school will be resumed un-
ter the joint direction and control OF the under
signed on MONDAY, 2lst OF September. 1861
For terms, references, &C., see printed circu-
lars be found 81 the principal bookstores In tho
city. ). W. GOOl,SnN, lo2 Fltth street.
ID. ). DOGGETf. JR.,
sao I'm l09 Seventh street.
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A PPONATTOX PAPER
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
PRrERsBURG VA.
manufacturers and dealers In all kinds OF
WRAPPING,
JOB,
AND

BOOk PAIEHS,
Orders allied with accuracy and dispatch.
The highest market price paid for COTTON
RAGS, OLD BOOKS PAMPHLETS NEWsPA-
PEERS nc NC se ?1-Sm
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SCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL.-Mrs

SCHOOL ON CHURCH HlLL.-Mrs'
- and Miss CARRISGION respectfully an
n0uncc that they viii open at their residence, on
Broad street between Twentv-i"uIth ana ~eI'I
ii!rh. on TUESDAY the 22d OF September q
SiHOOL FOR GIRLS with a separate Gas. ior
small boys In addition 70 the usual "tehe laehrs
and Grnmctry. Instruction viii be given IN french
and Latin. Special attention will be given 10
PENMhSSHIP under the tuition OF al acc"ii-
pilsheo Ie"cHet III WIS NC an l5-eodtSepe2*
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G. WHARTON,s SCHOOL.-The ex

Ne erciscs Of the school formerly conductor hy
IN. late Professor George Z. Dabncy anu myself
ysll be resuncda ut my residence, No IL west trace
-trrri ~FPIEMfEk q. session Viii close last oi
F.IT.. lsG9 Terms !: English branches tlncind!ng
.n:t- h.matlcs). $50: Languages $40 each; Payable
ue-nt. / lst october: remainder l'th February.
4
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USIC.-MIss LIZZIE NJ. ARCHER
IYl will return 10 the city ~ the lst OCTOBER
and be ready To :cceIvc pupils for l<STRtCIloN
on THE PIANU-FOKTE. Apply at 3o3 Frank
lin street SC l5-TuTh&StOctl
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MISS TAzEwELL's SCHOOL FOR

wi YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN will
Commence It's second session on the FIRST DAY
IF ~. TOBFR and close the last day OF june
Circulars containing more. detailed account OK
he school. can be obtained from herself aiter the
trst day OF September. ri the residence No. Ito
Fifth street between trace and Franklin.
TERMS, PAYABLE OSE-i ALF IN ADVANCE
Primary Glass, per session nine MONTHS: wv
intermediate Glass, per session nine mohtns....W
senior Glass, per session nine months, .........eo
Latin and French Languages each."..........W
All 25-3mk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-19

TINE NEXT SESSION OF THE
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
No. 800 TWELFTH SHEET RICHMOND,
will commence WEDNESDAY, september So
1858. LEROY ;. El,M hfOS A. Ai''
i. L. PARHAM. y. NJ,
Roy GA Ian o.-eodonw4t1 Principals.
TINE MISSES RANDOLPH WILL kE-
I OPEN their school for young ladies the loth OF
September.
Apply Tor circulars TO >,a,Du
MRS THOMAS j. RANDOLPH:
Eesnick depot, Albe,narle county, "a.
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ESISS ELLA V. SHELL will REOPEN
w FER SCHOOL FOR BOYS aud GIRLS on
~ first # October. at her residence, GA Eight
north If Lei \ street. The school for boys VIII be
~. !rcl! separate.
...IMS dor The session Of nine months: Eng
'.sh $50 French $40: Music. ~ Sc s-lpl
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DICHN0YD FEMALE INSTITUTE.

DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
~ oo.,o, hegt,s October l. 1868. For advanced
-, ali. AID those proposing tn graduate ne u, u,
tt,c on rs well known advantages. For cav
AID MIrSIr the arrangements OF the present !enl
., 49, snnerIor + ~ preparatory and pr mary pnpls
separate department wner fha .Gy i art
90 classified that each must tecei'e 'Ne
attention. ouppS
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT
CHARLES II. WINSTON, II: A.,
LANES Leigh JONES, NJ. A,
r ROGER RAOCLT (French),
MISS AUGUSTA DANIEL,
NpS. INDIE &. HALLOWfLL.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
MISS MARY c. taTHROP,
MISS JENNIE WlGLES"oHlH,
Miss MARY ROYALL.
MUSIC.
PROFESSOR w. Y. GRABSU,
MRS CHARLES l.. HOBSOS.
For terms or any special information see cir
cuIars and catalogues al bookstores, or apply 20
CHARLES Ii. WINSTON. VI. A.,
s.,- sy President.
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EDUCATIONAL.

X GORGE A. VERBS ENGLISH, CLAS-
III Steal. AND Vi iTIEH ABIGAIL SCHOOL.
Terms: session Of ten months. payable quar-
tcrly In .dv,nce. from $50, $50. $40, up to $50.
iii On m for The present AT northeast corner OF
Main md Fourth strccls. Sc l9--3t
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35ISS L. L. READ WILL RESUME
W TIE DUTIES ~ . FIR s. lIOrL >ErTEM-
l;hK 2sTII, nj her residence, No. los Marshall
trcet. between Adams and Brook avenue.
IL.
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g. T. PESDLEToE, Principal.
4 D. CHESTERMAS. A. 81, Assist&n':
and such Others rs may he necessary
seventy-hve premiums earned In this school last
year. -. S.ot.r. ,,tep rom
the FIRST Reader and prepared for ashlnYtnn
College University. Virginia Military Institute,
TENS: First beginners, gas; then 80, $4e ana
s50 beginning Latin. s5S; beginning CESAR, Fos'
'eginning Virgil, ac6 per session payable quar-
~eii'' - g. Il. PENDLETOS.
-, a., Principal.
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FNGLISH, CLASSICAL, AND MATHE-
STREET. p 2 o s / T z MONUMENTAL
CHURCH.-The session for 1862 80 will commence
ON MONDAY. September l4th. Further informa-
ton may be obtained from circulars at the book
stores. or by application at lis Twenty-ninth
street EDWARD W. CONE. A. NJ,
90 aim Principal.
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z WILL RECEIVE INTO MY FAMILY
4 THREE GIRLS from ten TO fourteen years Oh
age. who will be instructed by my daughter. SIe
has had some experience In teaching. ana can 0LcT
satisfactory testimonials. Session TO begin 18th OF
September and close the end Of June. ,
Terms. including everything except books and
stationery, $50 per sessi.n xonno>
Montreal, Nelson county,
Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
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THE LATE HoLE-INTHE-D AY.-Hole-in-the-Day.
who was assassinated the other day, was one o.
the wealtbiest men in Minnesota, his property
frequently called him to Washington, and upon
one Of bis visits to that city, about two years ago.
while stopping at Wizards Hotel, he became fas-
ON ated with one OF the pretty waiter girls of that
establishment, and, strange to say aus passion
short, gay wedding was the result, aud when be
returned TO his Minnesota home she went with
him as his bride. They took up their residence at
Crow Wing, where they have since lived in hue
rural style, surrounded by all the comforts and
Injuries which money could procure. The death
of Hole-in-tbe Day is not only calamity to his
own people, but to those Of the whole state. HIS
influence has always been for good. and like that
of Logan, the famous chief Of the Mngoes, II VIZ
live long after he shall have returned to dust. Hs
vile, the waiter girl of two years ago. who IN
herits one.hslf Of her husbands vast property,
will now be worth LOOKING after.
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News comes from Paris of war 10 M4bille! The
ladies' have had small revolution AMI the pro
prietor Of the gardens is in dire trouble. 1t arose
with Louise, the dancer. One fine moonlight
night when the band had done the " Tea Blossom
uusdTle and Bridge Of Sighs' polka, the gen
tlemen forming that musical body dispersed to
their homes somewhat earlier than usual; the heat
had been excessive and the cancan very wild. The
dsncers who felt inclined TO spend tia night out OF
doors protested against the departure Of the band,
and the cavaliers forming q gen'leman's chain,
csrried Louise, their idol. high in triumph over
every obstacle, and did not allow her to sight on
anv other spot than the grand kettle drum 10 the
orchestra. On this worthy instrument did she and
q few others perform feats and antics until the
parchment fell in. OF course NJ. Mabille was
greatly incensed he thinks youth very profit
able article, but objects TO their vagaries on his
drums, and without the slightest compunction he
turned Louise out. Since then Msbille has been
almost deserted sH the lady's adorers are deter
mined never TO return to those Lighted groves IN
iii this cancsn diva is Tesdmited. NJ. Msbile j:
| discCnsolate; be should have had bis drums
| msuded in private,
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A WONDERFUL DoME.-The dome OF the
capital at Washington ia the most ambitious stree
tUrs in America. Il is hundred and eight iest
higher than the Washington Monument a. Balti-
more, sixty. eight feet higher than that Of Bunker
Hil and twenty. three feet higher than the TRINITY
Church spire Of New York. It is vast hollow
sphere Of iron weighing $500 900 pounds. Ho"
much is that? More than four thousand TONS or
about the weight of seventy thousand i1ll grown
people: or about equal to a thousand laden coal
cars. which, holding four tons apiece, would reach
two miles and a half. Directly over your head u
a feure in bronze America" weighing l49S5
pounds. The pressure of the iron dome upol iti
piers and pillars is Az pounds 70 the square
foot. ST. Peters presses nearly zOoOJO pouuIs
,Dora 10 the snuare foot and ST. Genevleve, al
Paris, &C, eco pounds more. 1t would require 70
crush the supports of our dome pressure Of 49,.
$50 pounds to the square foot The eest wa
about 81, 100000. The new wings cost soO9
s6 500 600. The architect has plan for rebuild
ing the old central part of the capitol and enlarg
ing the park, which viii cost about sS.zeQiVVV'
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Al -Four O'Clock,
BY HARRIET PRESCOTT sPoFroRD.

All, happy day, refuse to go!
Hang ia the heavens forever so
Forever in mid afternoon.
All, happy day Of happy June!
Pour oct Thy sunshine on the hill,
The piny wood with perfume fill,
And breathe across the singing sea
Land-scented breeZes that shall be
Sweet a. the gardens that they pas,
Where children tumble in the gras!
All, happy day, refuse TO go!
Hang in the heavens forever sol
And long not for the blushing rest
in the soft bosom of the West;
Bot bid gray evening get her back
With all tue stars upon her track!
Forget the dark, forget the dew,
The mystery of the midnight blue,
Aud only spread their wide, warm wings
While summer her enchsntment filings
All, happy day, refuse to go!
Hang in the heavens forever so
Forever let thy tender mist
Lie, like dissOviDg amethyst,
Deep in the distant dales, and shed
Thy mellow glory overhead
Yet wilt thou WAnder-call the thrush,
And have the wilds and waters hush
To hear his Vassion-broken tune,
All, happy day of happy June!
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The ENGLISH lion TRADE.-The English iron
trade is reported 70 he in a deplOrahle state OF
depression mainly arising from the competition
of the manufacturers on the continent. IL u as
serted that the competitive display at the Parls
Exposition has proven that the iron WORK OF the
French Belgian and Prussian manufacturers,
while cheaper than that Of the English IL equal
, TO il in Quality and that the iron trade OF those
countries Is extending st the expense OF the
English trade. IL is also reported that Enghsn
marine engineering shops use heavy pieces OF
ateel work brought in finished state from
Prussia and that the railway and rolling stock
sbops buy all the steel and some of the iron
lies used, from the continental manufacturers.
English and Welsh iron works which once did a
GOOD trade ia rails and Orders, are nov per
feotIy idle snd ses going English engineers, ran.
ming 10 French and Belgian ports, state that
from the shore ports large quantities OF rslls
girders and railway wheels are being smppeo
10 all parts of the wOTld-some Of them even 10
England. Speaking Of the famous works OF
Kr1pp, of Essen, in Prussia, recent winter 10
tbe fdiaburgh Review saws they now produce
go 600 tons Of steel snnuslly that il more than
twice the export Of the United Kingdom = and
In The course of some remarks in the same article
on French company he mentions that they are
now supplying one OF the great French RAILROADS.
With 90 600 tons Of steel rails, at price below
their mime cost in England, in spite of compare
lively dear feel and ores
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-19

by THE AUTHOR OF sIsAL CAssELLMANN, THE
GUAGER; LATHNORE, OK THE WORK OF HIS
OWN HANDS; BETSY BEvELL, JAUEDICE,
ETC., ETC.
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Flags, banners, transpsrencies, rockets, fire
balloons, blue lights professions, torches, music,
etc. contributed to render New Orleans very
Lively last night.
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The largest and most enthusiastic political pro-
cess on ever seen in the streets Of New Orleans
was that of last night
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II MASS q MAYO
IA SUCCESSORS TO MAGEE KNEAsSJ
Removed from No. Magazine street,
Manufacturers OF saddlery and Harnesss
sEDpLERY HARDWARE BETTING, PACKING AND
HOSE Ere, ETC.
Nos. sTChOs?tsOalss and New Lsves' and ~ y sse ~
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= y. PALMER - UO.,
* Q. rALNER, JOSEPH WILD, =. s COZ,
IapOr.en sAG whoesals ard Retail Dealers In
Carpets Mats, Su uoSss, Ete.. Hs&s
EAsk " sDa Csnp stree. Hsz or,sanh II
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JJocko found the aftergoing in a bottle. Who
put it there he will not pretend to say bat that it
came thence he is sure, for il could not have been
otherwise produced. Jocko hopes the public will
duly appreciate the contents of the bottle and
swallow them, as be did, without comment
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EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

Sewing Machines It's
SO Fine God Watches ..:................. g % $50
FINE Oil Psntnss framed Ensisvngi silver ware Pho
toaraph Albums and lsge assortment OF Fine Gold jew
Chance 60 Draw s1s Of the above P5s, By
ssy.GpIs sSd 1rS Ss @a oS 9n % q
Usns ~ our 1do SnGe III he ss ID 20 s older one
o one posr P5i1s vii he mmssstsiy sent 20
any address as requested, ~ express or return mail
Any Te may bee1ehanged for another Of the sans value
Our patrons can depend on falr dealing.
man, B ss Sy s 3u5s F.6 aa sns Ls ST p s
5 wlsn., Buffalo n =, 5000; Miss Aqus Maurcs.
oGurt LOWE 1o,a "h,e t t b., ss ny es,,ssaoo
SeS Bedford i Sss silver Tea Set SIS Miss zm@s
c cGsI oSio SslSdsoa, SIS '''' ''
We publ Oh names without permission.
OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.
They DOING the large baslnsss the a5@ f. rrlsss
and deserve theI sneeess IIio[S F t o.
fair SsS Ssi sr& %S ip' HefslS az FsS IS IsS8
Do L 1s sss ud p Ct 9q Es. SI' mr S which
abe notices Ss om he prss. Liberal to &a
scs esS,sa. SR GesH Off ps s GS g. g.
81: IS Tor IS; iiOior SIS
HARPER: WILSON Co,
l7s Broadway, New York.
RENEDICrINE.......... LEN EDIVTISEe
LIQUER
Des Molnos Bensdcns de rAbbaye de Feeanp Frsnoe,.
CURACAO IMPERIAL; RUSSIAN KUNxEL
FRENCH BITTERs; BRANDIES;
CHAMPAGNEs; CLAREr5,
And Other Wines and CordisIs
C. DIX GAUGUE co,
General end Importers for the UDited States and
No William street, New York Ci,y.
G.. "1LLE"TED'
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NO. "a wal street
NEW YORK.
CROsT. HLACR e CO.-wHoLEsJ LIE AS1
Il Retail Dealers and Manufacturers OF
FURNITURE OF EVERY DEsoRr prroN.
No. rs BOwERT-Hsar CAEALF
New York.
~ sseamsoat, Hotels sad PubucBuD ding. f,rnl,b.s.,
u. shortest notice. An goods purchased Of oar house
I BAVESA's PUKOHAsy No RUKEG1
NOa % and g PARK ROW SEW YORK.
Al kinds Of HEROhAsDiss rUROHAsEB.
| Experienced and competent bu ysrs ENGAGE
Orders aDsd promptly and a ,fBlv al N. .,,, sno,,
and purchases made only from ana reabs boasaE
/ Orders viii se nued, Paw BILE ON DELIVERY wnsas
.srsnt h retsittsdts sovey Fr,gbt and COMMISSIONS
Commissions on sns~ tsxesodng 800, 1--WE per cent
| Oounissons % EEns' rcosdny sl0o TWO And A aALH
| DsEespa Address
| ISAAC DAVEsA.
| PostO6os Boz I78a RsN YStk
| Rat.r 70 this OS0
|
q q. PALMER - UO-
R @. rALNER JOSEPH WILD, ~ s. Oox-,
IapSr.en aAd whoIsssls ard Retail Dealers In
Carpets. Mats, 0u uos&s. Ete.. NE,
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-
from the book OF the Company
CHAs. BRIGGS. Prssidsnt
STATE OF LOUIUAEA
Parish Of Orlesns City OF EsW Oresns
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