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FLOWERS! FLOWERS! FLOWERS bouquets and
baskets Of choice flowers made 70 order ut Nor
TONS sos Broad street. Greenhouses corner OF
Main and Reservoir streets
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TIE DOLLAR STORE, corner OF Ninth ana mar
streets, has just received large assortment of Ia
dies underwear.
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IRON SAFES, with lock and key, for 75c. all the
standard and fancy books for tho Young and splcn-
did assortment Of fine books and fancy goods at 1918
Main street. RANDOLPH IT " ENGLISH.
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FuRs repaired at P. wE1staER & Co.'s.

MISSES FUR TUKBASs with ears, all the fashion
his winter, for sale ut p. WEIsIGER & Co.'s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-20

I have analyzcd the whiskey known under the
brand Of "B Select" controlled by Mcssrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR & Co., Richmond Va, and find 1t
free from flis oil and other impurities and RECON-
mend Its use for medicinal and family purposes.
j. 4. MCCAw M. D.,
late Professor of Chemistry Medical Colleseo Vir-
UInia.
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'Vse Stokes Trial.

New YosK, December 19.--The ninth
ipror in the Stokes trial was obtained to-day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-20

A. A. ALLEN Is selling the best silk hat for the
same amount of money that he found In the city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-20

DO not WAIT FOR THE RUSH, but go this week To
ASToSIs and get your coufectioneries.
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JUST REcEIv ED, 1900 POUNDS IMPORTED FRENC CII
CANDIES ut ASToNl'S, the confectioner, Main
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HnrInAN DRESRETG.

Diamond, encrusted, and amethyst rings; chry-
sopras and onyx seal-rings; engagement and plain
gold weddng-rings, opening at NOwLAN & CO.'S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-20

: THE DOLLAR STORE has Just received a large as
sortmeut of uiufs nnd tippets.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.

PARIS. December 19.-General Cnauzy.s
corps Is being rapidly increased to 10, 600 men'
While General Ducrot, doubtful Repuoi!!-
can. c. n has as only 1900 men under his command, ,
Thiers to-day said he "intended 10 keep
the Monarchists in awe"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-20

TINE, EXPENSE, AND TROUBLE SAvED.-Wc
advise friends who are about 10 make purchases
OF presents for the approaching holidays TO call at
LEVY BROTHERS. They show variety to select
from, and the prices are such TO suit everybody.
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PROGRESS OF TIE FLOOD.

PARIS, December 19.--The river SEINE mas
oyertiowcd its banks, and the water Is spread
ing on both sides. The Paris quays are
flooded. The city of Ghent is also HOODED
THE TAX on RAW MATERIAL, &C.
PARIS, December 13.-The motion against
the tax on raw material was defeated to-day
by vote of 4G1 to 15S.
Two hundred thousand francs were voted
for the relief of the sufferers from inanda-
ton. s4s ssss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-20

Rest anthracite coal. all sizes, from 25 10 50 cents
less than II he bought in town. Glover Hill coal.
oak and pine wood. at the lowest prices, mt c. II.
PAGES, Nineteenth and Cary, or 1Os Grace street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-20

FOR CHBrsTMAs-Buy nice ovERCoAT from
f. Is. SPENCE & Son.
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OyEKcoATs.-A nice assortment Of overcoats
for sale by z. B. hPESCE g. Son.
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ELECTION OF GFFICERs.-At an election OF
officers of Rimmon Lodge, No. Gs. l. o. B. B..
held OH the 18th instant, the following officers
were chosen for the ensuing term: Pres-
dent, NJ. S. Block; Vice-Presidcnt, Isaac
Cohen; Recording Secretary, Leon Schaap;
Financial Secretary, G. Heller; Treasurer,
jacob May; Mentor, Abram Gunst; Assist
amt Mentor, u. Roscndorf; Warden, Jacob
Grccpbaum; Outer Guard, IL. Saal.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Roman gold neck-chains and crosses; Roman gold
bands, lockets, and sets Roman gold scarf-rings,
slides and pins, opening at SowLAN s. CO.'S.
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AN GOING TO ASToNI TIE coNFECTIoSER
uin III trnnf
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RAlsINs, ALMONDS, CITRoN, cURRASTs, GRAPES,
PEARS, &c., al ANrONI'S.
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SPECIAL COURT OF AprEALS.-In this court
Yesterday the eases of Penn rs. Fry and
Gibbs cs. Tienan were argued and submit
ta1
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FrRS! FrRS FCRS The largest and cheapest
stock of ladies' flrS can he found ut A. A. ALIENS,
l2lf Main street.
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL.-And why be
cause PIZzISI Is selling his plain and french can
dies at low rates
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/ THE DOLLAR STORE has received large assort-
ment OF plated ware. i.
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ALL THE HOLIDAY STYLE OF HATS, CARS, &C.,
can now 30 found at A. A.. ALIENS, Give him
rAlli i y .-L-- =
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could place 10000 men in the field. The
struggle vii, be prolonged for long time
unless outside parties interfere. gf
Nrw YnpK MARKE ETa

haies: upnnds. .skc. Orleans. eOtc Flourquef and
steady. Wbiskey arm, 81; heat, spring. 1Nzc.
quiet. sG3aac. Pork dull and unchanged. Lard
lower, 7sGls s-.sc. Nayals firm. Taliow active,
&c. EreIshts steady. 81 .ssLl.LEE 80
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aiS,s,TS. SHOES. dc.

TUST RECEIVED, CHILDREN'STs1p
dren,s fancy SHOES of various kinds: boys's Ens
nnn CALF BOOTS, long legs; ladies'
SHOES ard CATERS In great variety: all or
which are very suitable for Christmas presents. DO
not forget to cali ut 1i2l Main street, eight doors
below Fourteenth, on
dc 20 JOHN Y. PAdf. oK.
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REES s. Co.

REES & co.
the only
cheap,
FIRST-CLASS
gallery
In the city.
CARDS, $3.50 PER DOZEN
Large size, .2
MAIN NEAR NINTH STREET.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

SrSs~-,c. sT,S
INSURANCE COMPANY
III or LIVERPOOL AND LoSDsVosc:s,a SLso cs,a noo
Depostei with Treasurer OF Yirginias .5o:seo,
IMPERIAL FIRE ISSURAECECOMF DE
LONDON. Il, 80 -,
Deposited with Treasurer OF PtrRlala. ss1,ss; ~, ;
gharehofiers personally resppnslbtc LOT thc o oou-
p-,tions OF the above cOu1psnia;. =. .,,, -
Renresenling the above ssanIlch o.1 Engnssn suIns
panies we solicit the patronage OF the pelasr,. WIG
tbeir ,,unues:ionaile ss,Gari.y proinpt ana tDslO
sn,t,cr,ey,f nss MI claims and heavy income
JOHN ii. CLAIBORNE %, hssn.ss. R s.ss,.,
mIrryraJ, LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
"o OF NEW Tpkf.
CASH ASSETS OYER Sso, ,oo9o, o ,o0o; s.s.h ,e.r
Cash dividends declared m Jannlty ~ sl and
quarterly. "a ,.,p aprsr company
In the oni'ea john JOHN IL. CLaIGogsE, Agent
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, CITY AUDITORS OFFtCE,l
RICHMOND, December 2, 1872. 5
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE
L FUNDED DEBT OF THIS CITY win be closcd
on and after the 1GIH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1872.
and will not be re-opened until JANUARY lsr,
1873. j. u. ROiSFER,
de elm Auditor
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SET OF Funs for IS at 2. wErs1GER Co.'s.
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FIRST-CLA SIS

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Watches and operi-chains, royal opera and NATL
nee chains, opening at NowLAN & Co.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-20

SurRIME COURT or APrEALs.--In this court
yesterday morning the following business
was disposed of:
Patterson and wife and dls. Is. Horslcy,
trustee, &c. Appeal allowed from decree
Of the Circuit Court OF Buckingham.
Glass Us. Davs and oiS., from Corporation
Court of Lynchburg, was set down aS aprl-
yiieSed case.
Griffin and ais. Is. Dismal Swamp Land
Company and as. was further argued by
Mr.. TazcwcIl Taylor and James Alfred Jones
for the appcllrc-, and Mr.. Grattan for the
appellants.
Pollock and ais. Is. GElsscll and ais. Dis
| missed. Agreed.
Coleman rS. Coleman. From the Circuit
Court of Chesterfield. Affirmed.
Tal,ey u. Robinson. assignee. From the
Circuit Court of Cumberland county. lie.
ycrSCd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

TEsE LAST CHAPTER OF CHRIST
MAS NOTICES WILL APPEAR TO
MORROW. SEND IN ADVERTISE
NENTs EARLY TODAY 70 SECURE
4 NOTICE
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NORTH BRITISH
MERCANTILE IssgEAAck ~ ks''a
yoSnoS AND DEDISBURGH.asR. p.

cap,ta, siooooo IN geld nyes,es y ss 81
s.a,sss nvey N so. 500 depcsitea VIA
StaIsS SssI asa "a in ff,,itssl States bonds
Hgsvns Seen arpointe agents 70 n,s ssns
company, are e sss,s ~
nsTsonsI ,Sss o OF sl kinds. 90 me pSs
terms. ..... "a !, ,y<.s,,s,tfv 7,sid.
esr ssos svas ss'sA s's - - 4
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, December 10 Cattle very duh: very
best sale to-day eG tic. first quality, medi-
uut, 2ffGitc. siles. Iei5 h"d receipis. 2esS head
Hogs, OWN to light receipts, advanced Ic. ;demand
moderate ut STA, {; rccs i1ts, 1900 head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-20

GoroAILEN's, and see his Broadway style holi-
day silk lat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-20
SOFT HATS at z. WEIsrGEg & Co.'s.

.GENTLEMEN's SILK HATS at p. wEIs1GER
Co.'s.
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WHERE CAN GET PURE CoNrECTloSER1ES: :
AtASTOSIS.
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BOYS HATS AND CAPS at P. wErsIcER & Co.'s

GESrLEMEs's FUR CAPS at P. wEIs1GER Co.'s
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FuJHNsTURE. sc.

TsHE OLD PLACE.--In reply to re-
store that tfev did not know we were here and HI
kent such fine furniture, VIC would ray that we iiye
and shall keep full stock OF fine Walnut,
CHAMBER, PARLOR, and DINING rFURSI-
TURE, and the I'll RETTIEST and BEST PAINTED
SETS to be had In the city.
Parties In need OF go2ds IN our nne WIZ riease
street, between Main and franklin.
de 7-5n y. GATHRItIbT.
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A RTHUR ROONEY has now ready ca
n for sale and finishing the handsoiness IN
suits Of ~ \ 49, -. -. :. ~
- FURNITURE
Of rs good material and Workmanship, rs can DE
bought anywhere.
Upholstering mattresses, holsters, AND Pillows;
and all kinds OF high and low-pced goods In stock
and made to order nj very low profits. VIII satjsiy
all customers. Warerooms Governor and fr1nknr
streets. nO -
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WASHINGTON.
The Pension Bill-FenaIe Suffrage In,
the Territcrics-The BattIc-Fsag Re

solution.
Especial telegram to the Dispatcfl.l
WASHINGTON, December 19.-The Senate
to-day, without single objection, passed
the regular pension appropriation bill pre-
cisely as it came from the House. Thirty
millions, five hundred and eighty thousand
dollars are appropriated.
Senator Edmunds, chairman Of the Judi
ciary Committee, to-day reported adversely
upon the bill to allow women to vote in the
territories. He said that whatever might be
the sentiments of the committee on the ab-
stract or the questions involved in the bill,
this was matter which should be deter
mined by the people and not by Congress.
Senator Edmunds, who has been on the
anxious seat for several days to make q
speech in opposition to the Sumner battle
flag resolution, said to-day that although re-
luctant to postpone action he would consent
to-let the House resolution on that subject
60 over until after the holidays, as he un-
derstood that Mr.. Simmer was too i'll at pre-
sent to take part in the debate. TIMoS.
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FRANK HELFERT has removed t0M
L. 1881 Main street. where lie y snabled to IN
FTrKNITUHE, especially in the line Of
CHAiRS which he eau sch for northern city pTees'
especially chlldrens fancy chairs All Elnas o. gn-
SION TABLES. tS1 NO 1s-in"zl
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PICTURES.
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Tho Armed Camp.

The magnificent example" which the
settlem ent of the Alabama question by the
Court of Arbitration ut Geneva was snip
posed to have supplied, and from which
such glorious consequences were 10 follow
does not appear, after all, to have 80 much
effect on the policy of the rulers of the
Continent. The Thousand years Of war
have been rung out with much solemn jar
gon in obedience SO the Poet Laureate's
suggestion, but the Thousand years of
peace" seem just as remote as ever. For
all the glowing periods about international
amity and pacific influences, the war fever
RACES undated, and suspicion, Jealousy,
and apprehension, eliminating in bloated
armaments and monster leVles, CONFUSE
the nations Of Europe. The meeting of the
Emperors at Berlin was insisted on as an :
other guarantee of the maintenance OF
peace; but hardly have the pageants in the
Prussian capital ceased to glitter, and the
echoes of the fraternal greetings died away
when the clank of martial preparations,
the tread of hurrying battalions, the roll
| of artillery practice, and the sound OF en-
cheering labour fill the air. From the
| Ural Mountains to the Pyrenees the whole
machinery of war is in motion, and never
more than now did the cities of the Cont
| nent present the appearance OF gigantic ar
mories, or Europe more closely resemble
| an overgrown armed camp.
That Austria would set little store on
| the friendly assurances OF the diplomatlstf
at Berlin, was an opinion we ventured tc
exnress at a time when it was far more
fashionable to regard the Imperial meeting
as a pledge of public tranquility. VIZ
have not had to wait long for the verifica
ton of our words. Almost the first act o
Count Andrassy, on his return to Vienna
has been to demand an extraordinary gran
of money for the War Office, and to insis
ON the prolongation of the term OF mliieaE!
: Eent in the ranks once and half as lonl
!. e before, and this proposal is accompanies
III bya demand for thrice the sum ue1ally re
I onirod for the secres service. Of ec1rs
5 60 Aus*Eian Minister Il careful 70 0isasse
. dfafs fisaia xtuiafI sable lgQeeeaAn&e IRON
z &c t'st. ven llt.e tnesH .aslnls
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Slaughter of Innocsnts in China.

The Spectator noticing the Count de
Beauvoir's recent work Round the World,
describes the sad havoc in human life which
is continually taking place, and the Jealous
labors of the French Missionaries and Sis
ters of Charity to save these children. "Can-
ton must surely be the saddest city in the
world in the eyes of Christian people, The
plepdid barbarism of Java and Siam has
something in fit so dazzling and alluring,
that painful Impressions do not fix them
selves, especially in a rapid passing visit;
while at Pekin, the grandeur of ruin and
the fascination of immemorial time assert
themselves; but Canton is dreadful place.
AS the travellers were returning from the
city of the dead, by the way of tomb OF
Ming, a Tartar General, who subdued Can
ton several centuries agO-and whose re-
mains are guarded by lions, camels aud
armed warriors sculptured in granite, they
| came upon n spectacle which removed their
incredibly upon the subject of infanticide
in China. AS they were hurrying along q
muddy footpath under the ruined wall of
an outlying village they saw sort OF mat
bag, sewn up at the mouth, lying on the
frozen grass, and perceived that something
was stirring within it. They cut it open,
and found a newly born infant, blue and
diving. .'It cried feebly," says NJ. de
| Beau voir, and after q minute, other cries
coming from the foot of a neighboring
bush, answered it. There we found an
other child in the agonies of death. The
latter had evidently been flung over the
wall, its limbs were fractured Along
this pathway we found seren dying infants
all frozen, one leprous, one with knife.
; wound in its side. Seven in quarter OF
an hour, and not one whose life it was pos
Il sible to save. The tam-tams were beating
in the forts we had to run as quickly al
possible to get within Ithe walls. Thinl
with what sad hearts We left that horriG
|. scene - The writer acknowledges that b.
had never believed the accounts published
liby Che Missions of the exposure Of Chimes
!, Lchildren IS q national eHstona. betiey
:. - . IL aavn. q I'M ieasateA eaaes such e. &C
{. 80 aEso1iFst c1xseiYe1s II 1e1 ignora1e'
Z Z 4 s. = - = a IL tle ehl1ss
5 Satf g.
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ly tne MieetOhery prteota ana 8totexe o. !
Charity; bst considering what We saw In |
Canton. AZ not surprised that the annais |
Of tho Propagation ofthe Faith give q, 600 |
% the average per onnass Of children thus
abandoned In the great centres Of Chinese
population" IL was great relief TO pass
tho evening Of that day 10 the English
garter, with an Eaglish family, and q
cry Of the Mission, where they saw, 10 one
ROOM $50 infants, the result Of one weeks
cleaning in the field Of blood by tho Sisters
Of Charity, who, when the Frenchmen en-
tered were removing many little corpses
from among the number who had chance
Of life. The number Of nuns is very insult
fcient for the task, which, even when not
complicated by few Of them being muir
dered, az lately happened, has tendency
TO kill women Of faith and feeling. The
proportion of female to male children gath
cred up by them 10 ninety In hundred.
This curious, dreadful harvest-wOrk 10 done
very ::ystematically. Every morning .
up by the sisters, set out In couples, carry
ing baske bods on their backs, exactly like
the Partisan chi6onniers, to search the lanes
the faubourgs, the bitches, the plantations
and the waste lands, and collect such of the
infants as have any life at all in them. In
the beginning Of the mission, they easily
! whom they regarded as superfluous; but
they now refuse in most instances to do so,
and the horrid custom of exposure ia
spreading. The most regular and legiti-
mate families now adoptit without hesitation
and in certain quarters where exposure Ia
not fashionable, the children are killed al
Pere Guerin told NJ. de Beauvoir, "in the
privacy of the family circle" The crecht
occupieslthe site Of the palace formerly in
habited BY the monster Yeh, and the por-
ter's lodge, where the " liste d'entree" is
kept by the Christian Bishop, who registers
each child az it is brought in, stands where
Yeh's bureau stood, in which he used t.
write out his lists of 500 men to DO behead
ed in night. The following table needs
no comment 1883 children have been
within one year found, having been aban
. doned, taken up, baptised, and received
here. This has cost a PAS francs, that 10 8;
confines per head. The staff employed IL
the internal management of the creole j
composed of French sisters, Is Chimes
sisters, 80 orphans, and servants. Tn
= internal expense of the establishment, in
0 Guiding the maintenance and repairs of tn
= house, has amounted within year to Ia
u 534 francs. Upon nearly q similar sum til
Bishop keeps up the boys' orphanag.
D where leo young Chinese are lodged, fed
9 aud educated, and where he lodges twent
: others whom he has placed ont and pal
: for as apprentices. These young men ma
!. doned children like themselves, insta
= themselves in the vicinity of the churc
y and are thus forming the Nucleus of q
y honest and industrious Christian nati'
II population" This gives Catholics in the
70 countries an idea OF the work of the Ho
Infancy, which has its central organizati'
at in Paris.
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An Indianapolis paper says There are
at present by actual count but fourteen
young men in the city who part their hair
in the middle. One year ago they mum.
natic asylum, have cut down their number
to the present figures.
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RIsaGARcK HoTEL.
rr.rr.- = n.rsr pEnrERRrr prnuri.aar
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Advert wur14ated 70 siVe eatisp
All Kinds q clssszas ussss y asrsss
osisss5 iaasis essspasa =.
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WESTERN pR0DUCx. LIoUans; xI1
APrLEs.--.....PorAToEs 80. .c1I1o Il
For sa's Ct isvsss rates. IN leu - san - h, q
'''is"ias sAsios varieties Of sAipslns ADpssas
and onisasi ~ ss1;;ss III
isos sslA ArrLEs-rsseoks, Bsiis 49, s. Fl y q
Davis. willow Twis Wine saps. K M
roo ssla. -xisAisaa rsasA ~ - = 4
bets. Early Reese 81
so bhla oNIoHs-Rsd and siivesskia. t3S!
II. T. LAWLEH
NosI Is. n. - o. sad . rsAsss $3.50 1 81
nos !. Near rsytsss e..
tLouh ---.....--.-...........P ROv1N4Q eS]
1000 beis FLOUR-au sraAss. III
$500 =" '' "sasksr City" y ss - s.
300 casks BAcoN-cisss. snd cisas nab 49, ~ q
50 tisrces Reansd LARD stss 1 ss:
For sale. la lots 70 suit buyers, at very jsxsst
| prices 81
II. T. LAwLER,
Nos. IS. II. 70. 81 and % Pssuss stssse @
| nos I'm Near Peydrss s>sset. ~,
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New Orleans. October !. ls7a:
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COMPREHENSIVE.

The undersigned have this day formed
undef the name and style of BHRNE5 BRO, TOT the
purpose Of conducting general WESTERN PkSODoSE
AND PROVISION BUSINESS 1t No = Peydrssr 81
W. H BYRSEA
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-10

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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-10
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Gives special attention saving of the natural teeth
Artificial Teeth inserted with without extracting the
roofs Prices within the reach of all
Teeth extracted without pain. oei372ly
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DENTAL SURGEON,
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office, No. 100 Common Street,
Under the st. Charles Hotel,
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VIZ b. LANCASTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
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