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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

CIAIRNoyANcE.-MRs SEYMOUR 40 SPRING
~ erect doors ~ Broadway. the celebrated
medical ard, usiness clarvoyant m America All Diseases
discovered and cured durable; the fate and whereabouts
a. friends made known, unerrfng advice business
kc. No charge unless your satisfied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

FOG Ms .sam Ann JhMrsNowS UNITED
will leave for he above places Saturday the 1rh is
ocock r. M from pier 10, North river She will arrge
morning Passengers FOR The south will proceed without de-
lay by The Great Mail Line 10 Charleston Auruea Savannah
&C. Travellers VIII end this The cheapest peasanest al
most expeditions route. Passage and iare including saie
haf price. Apply 10 LVpLAH 4 PLEAsANrs, q Brosf
way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

GAVE YOUR LINEN FROM BEING EITHER LOST or
y stolen by using Davds excelsior ndelibe marking ink
the No preparation required sold by the
cpa stat!oners and druggists. 1HADDEUS DAyIDS A
Co, Manufacturing stationers 26 CHI street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

ENRON NEW YORK TO HAvRD DIRzCT.-BRIrIHn
North American Royal Mail Steam Packet Company.
Captain MILE. S S;.In s s.a
Paddle wheeD.. Captain Broadlesa
Passage money for hrx class only Qor whom
here exceen Accommodation el00 including provisions
and fee but without Wines liquors. which be
obtained unusually and
ven ventilated Any wshins 70 take passage e invited
shp. The passage 70 Havrs
eleven days and hours Freight taken at
souable rates For tAAt Or passage apply 70 0UMA1D
No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

r EECHES, LEECHEs.-2oooo FRESH HEALTHY swE
IL dish eeehes just received per steamer For sale AT low
prices BY j. y. CLEu AGO, 70 and % Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

A UgTRAIIA INDEPENDENT LTrE.-THE sPLINDrR
"A clipper shap OCEAN srErD viii have hnmsds,e
despa,ch Melbourne her third voyage This beasns
ssssers Of which only limited number be ts&sn. For
Easi river e. 70 6ooDkvE ARkkEL kLLIo1T, IS Pear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

LNOR HAvBK, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES con.
II pany.-The French screw steamship BARCELONA,
400 tons burthen, LemArie, commander, win leave
for NE port Saturday sepambsr ~ q O'Clock pre-
eisely, nom pier q North river.
PASSAGE.
eaDm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

U,OR CAIIFORNTA.-NEW YORK AND SAN FRAN.
cisco steamship line via Ncaraguashoost route By 100
mes-Great reduction Of prices-The splendid steamship
TEXAS, $40 tons burhen, win sa from pier No 81 foot Of
Nortoofe street. North river San Juan de Nicaragua
on Wednesday Sept "a at O'Clock r. M with the
steamer sIEkRA NEVADA, from IAN Juan del sur, the
Pacific San Francisco N. B.-rhe steamship TENNES
SIZE wf sail Oct TO connect with steamship oRIzABA on
Pacific and the Texas will sail again oct - For freight
or passage apply TO CHAs. A. WHITNEY, No. Bowling
Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

ITO PRINTERs-FOR SALE, A DOUBLE CYLINDER
press, good order Will print sheet 81 by ~ has
self acting sheet flyers Price $500 cash Apply 10 JOSEPH
BARTON, is Beaver street.
VALUABLE COTTON MILL FOR SALE, TO CLOSE AN
esiaie.-Tbe Harmony MIL nj Paterson, n. j., now In
successful operation, and having large Of business
buildings and machinery All In good order For further nfo
nation inquire Of r. J. BERT1NE Administrator, S5 Broad
way, from III 10 L. Terms easy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

CTATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS.
- RICHARD MOSLEY A CO.,
Invite the trade 10 an inspection Of their stock. a
No 80 John stree, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

IGIsTs OR PHYsICIANs-A RETAIL DRUG AND
Ircrpon store, in thick4y populated neighborhood
Of Philadelphia Is offered for sale ~ bargain, bl
bnai II In excellent opportunity 10 enter into an
Id and profitable business. For particulars address
Sons twenty secoad and Market streets, Phiadel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

GAs BURNER MANUFACT0RY-THE LARGEST IN
VI the United States Keep constantly on hand and for sale,
shta and bat wing burners pillars and sockets; also,
imported Scotch tips Prices low. Bills collected delivery
Of goods. Samples sent to order.
A. a O. w. BRADY 80 Greene street. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

A CRICKET MATCH WILL TAKE PLACE To-MOR
n Saturday between the Second Eleyens o he Long
Island and brooklyn Cube their ground Bedford
the termination Of the Fulton Avenue Railroad. Refresh
ments on che ground Cars leave Fulton ferry every ave
minutes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

USE AND LOT FOR sALE-vERY NICELY SIT
Sed at 46 Bank street. between Bleecker and Fourth
Yngdon square. The house is not yet finished Any
having the cash. and wishing to finish house TO suit
J Is Others can make a good bargain with me, as
them very nice place very cheap for cash. On the
Of this lot is nice garden, and tho surrounding
very pleasant indeed Inquire at 50 Bank street
| JESSE ADAMS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

tRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE AT BLOOMFIELD,
| Jersey-A two story frame dwelling house, with
acre Of land with the privilege OF more adjoining.
e rs new containing ten neatly finished rooms, convs-
rrapged for small family; 10 situated on me main
! ride from New York by railroad and ten minutes
ID The railroad station. Possession given Immediately.
III SEYMOUR. nj Il. Hoe a Co. a 81 Gold asreet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-01

''Some years ago." writes a Southern correspondent
when considered short that continued lee.
than two hours and meeting often held ill the small
hoCrs in the morning, three ministers Of different denom
nations held meeting together IL was customary for
every minister. after preaching eal for members The
inst took for his text the words Of Peter ~ 20 fishing
He preached about two hours then called for member.
but received none and sat down The second remarked
that az he followed his brother he would take the words
following for his teIt ~ also 20 with thee" lie like.
wise preached long DISCOURSE called for members las il
called, and sat down The third who was in favor
OF short sermons, arose and remarked that he would fol-
low the example Of his brother and he chose for his teri
and they toiled oil night and caught nothinglr He
rather "had EN- l"-KnieksrboeEsr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-01

House MoyISG ExTRAoRDIS ARr.-An extraordinary
OF house moving has just been successfully
pished in this city, which is well worth noting Ii
that George Roeben, enterprsng German is the own
of a boarding house tavern, which a week or so
since situated the northwest Of Pacific and
Drum streets The house, two story Frame thirty feet
by sixty built upon leased ground the rent OF which
vas 315 per month, according TO the Of a lease
made in the comparatively flush times Of 1853. The
lease expired the LIST and Roeben OF the land
holder reduction Of rent to suit the tines He however
did not succeed in procuring the desired reduction and
finding lot Pacific street. below Davis dis
lance by streets of nearly squares and which he could
get for 500 month"; he concluded to take up his house
and ramos
Il is well known that oil that part Of the city Is built up
piles the water Of the Bay and this house had
therefore not become part OF the realty in the meaning
OF the common law none of the stakes into the
ground, and there could be let hdrance move
in legal point OF view. The only difficulty was some
seventy eighty boarde who would have be fed aud
lodged while the house was the march, a popular bar
cigar shop and Chnamans washing establishments ali
Of which occupied the three front of the house.
Roeben concluded that there should be no interruption OF
business, and notice accordingly given all that
there would be ntenission in the usual routine The
whole establishment was then pried up and fixed upon
rollers without moving stove pipe, brandy bottle or
washtub in the house. When all the arrangements were
completed cspstan fixed in the street. old horse
htcbed to it, and the Roeben House its tray
els by slow but degrees through the streets The
progress about half square day. until Yesterday II
rested upon the site proposed where it will probably re.
main till fire. storm, the march of improvement or the "a
nous bulkhead dooms it 10 final destruction.
During its four days travel the and bar were
kept open, the Chnaman took in ceansed and sent out
his washing the beds etars slept in and made up
10y the chambermads, and the cook ia the kitchen fixed
up his corned beef aud sausages nothing going
| on. Prom childhood upward, have wondered aud
dreamed over the celebrated palace Of Aladdin in the
Arabian Nights. We thought that the sprnging up Of
cities night and the translation Of places were mere
fables but IL can be truly said that both have occurred
in California Well may the nstOnshed natives excaim
"Vat a peoples l"--SdH Francisco Bulletin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-01

soxs TH.P-Tbe wolf trap patented by Frederick Reu
the, Of Hartford Ct, is curious affair The Inventor has
taken tito Canada 70 try il practically where the varns
are plenty Twostee prongs fitting into close steel or iron
case are provided with four babed points upon which
the bait Is bIed The little thing Is completed by two
small steel tubes pistol barrels running eugthwise with
the case on either side and provided with cones for per.
cusson caps When the animal selves the meat he pulls
out the two prongs upon which Il Ia fastened and in doing
20 opens them by powerful spring, thus forcing his jaws
vide apart and holding them firmly by the cruel barbed
points while at The same time both pistol barrels are
simultaneously discharged down bis throat II finishes him
completely Even without tho pistol shots no wolf could
well get away. With those barbed poinla in bis awa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-01
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-01

Tpx REVOLUTION N NozrHxnx NKxioo.-The Browns
v Flag Of the 18th mat. learns that Col Garcia the
q Instant attacked a camargo BY division Of VI
dsurri's ferces snumbsrpg Liza under Col Marin
O'Clock In he morung With three pisces Of arefy co
sliding Of tweutyour pound howi,zer twelve and
one iour pound cannon. co Garcia him on The out
represented IS having been ous far soae hou<s whcu
Ssyas compelled to retire VIII heavy loss In killed.
wounded and behind pieces Of can
raj wagons Of ammunition, and magnificent regimental
banner.
Tho Inag has, howsssr, hts information from oth.r
sources which contradictory OF the foregoing but Il
not considered reliable The Flag says that vidaurr
hemmed in represented must either yield to his enc.
mics or can In foregn aid. -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-01

GUS WoRTH HAyiSo-Ono day last week, boy of the
name Of Murray went 10 a small lake IN the neghborhood
OF Geumors 70 shoot wild ducks and when near tie edge
OF the water took aim At flock Of sK ducks that happen
ell 10 be within shot Ills gun not being in good order
DID no. 20 or and the ducks taking wing he lowered the
gun 70 cock IL second time bot before doing 80 IL went
on o. Us own accord, AMI killed the Ehoe liz ducki Our
readers may be perfectly satisfied Of the truth o. this state.
ment-Niag. Tina
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-01

BREvuY.-A merchant, at the season Of business de-
dresson received from OF his a distance
in preysus dun, letter stating his difficult
ties and requesting time. The merchant paced his
ting with lowering brow, and, stopping suddenly
turned to his clerk and said
"Write to that without delay
The paper ready, and the pen filed with ink but
not receiving any message for moments the clerk
asked:
"What shall write ~
Something or nothing, and that very quick"
Back TO his desk the clerk, and rapidly moved
his fingers the paper. The letter the off,
ice, and by return OF mail letter from the Gus
toner enclosing the money in FULL The merchant, with
gs,eung eyes read the letter. and fastening his clerk
he said
what did you write to-sn
81 wrote jus, what you told me- and kept copy ofthe
letter"
Going to his letter book and opening it, he found the
following:
"Dear Sir Something nothing, and that very quick.
Yours, &C."
That letter brought the money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-01


Cosvscr:os roe BuncIAHr.-At the High Court Of jus
ueAry kdnosrRh trial Tor housebrcaking took place.
ecenuy useiosng crcumstances which displayed on the
pr1 n1y rcmarkao'c presence q mind and rssoin.
son oe.vonS 70 aetect ana sustrstc ne nocturnal
uspseoa~& Anorev Nay, Jonn fitzclArence and James
w - ssv sssaun 70 me enason OF o'ooo, IN
| - On sne morning OF iuesays tne TN o. June,
wy oV>. MY 'ne msnson IN tne county Of Eoinonrgn,
oecePeu " hAuy nurvs renee Oh or nooert heith
~. Sup us DA'' TUG pnseesn P'saoea Nos
tu"g Asry Ann o'ek oenynsusm uaugnter OF
CIV S ses H1ry eS Vas '"s urse .''ness cs.ea
~ usPe'eu onss 70 sne westward.
49, Possn IN I.9ot o. ,ne mouse .sn an outer door,
sh on s's"er sue snu an inner uo0f entering the
80: ~ 80 .. ss ~ uIssS ny urcssng,
go ~ ,, ~ ~ ny o.v'o'ni ense's
| ,s ,s.S -. - 80 Nc" ~ w. ou ". e,enins VI
-; 49,, .L; ~. -. - $500 IN suo moer'
-. ~. nyss "e S 10y s,suu0n. Sss ava
from the dres.ng,sou Thar. r.s so;., ~. on;,s
-. a. ~ hS eThH.a 49, ., Wv 49,
h.nd rsnoys .,,d ..s.S liz sh., "a -. 49,,
Jror, !. .,.rS - -. s.s- :, -, ~. r sS =. -" ~
.er.on In No.. 49, \, e tn, S',eh as., -. -
nv nro..rs, 7 No., 49, t.,,..s. -. 80 a. -
.nrroor, ~, a;a ~, - - 80 ~ az ~ VI
from the lrcs.Inc,oon into The s,.;,c.s. mn -, %
vent mv.elf down pr;v,te s,.ircs,e 10 tho nsnsry "
knocked AZ IN. door of lance pst.r.o, az. bn,
lar AMI thar ,.r, 10 an. maid ..rv.n.s -, "a a.
,red the cook 10 .v,ken the butler =, ,be,s ee ho
breakers In the house then vent To The oscas hah,na
the bou,e NJ some little distance vberc the co.chm.n
and gardener seot and alarmed them both then vent
to where could see the front of the house and WHARF
man at the porch walking back wards and forvaris
recognize the prisoner Ntxcsrepce AZ the man / than
back to the Offices and got the coachman with me-
We up then TO the Of the house. and on ap-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-01

GnAFEs IRON ClLiFoRSil.-Thc Patent Onico has re.
Gently received some elegant specimens Of "MaIaza
grapes from California They large full and luscious
the uits OF the vine introduced in that country hundred
ano NIFTY years ago Its the opinion Of those employed
10 the agricultural department Of that Office that our coun-
ny At large can be supplied with those grapes rom Cali.
lorna Of cheaper rate than those from Maapa or ee.
whore out Of lhe rnled sialna can nn Ln l..,i.lal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-01
W CoNsUmprIoN CURED.

NJ CONsUmpTION CURED.
hs>-0 BY NOT DECEIVED by base limitations. HEGEMAN,
CLARK cos GENUINE COD LIVER OIL dsappoin
nine years experience has proved all Others
only reliable for CONSUMPTION.
As there great deal Of spurious oil 10 the market Aduteaied
With seal OIL whale oil, &c &C. be taken 10
procure the Genuine.
Our Oil made At factory Newfoundland and each
bottle has signature the get HEoElS
Ctiu Co. for since the Of Ma RUsHos partner,
there has been article introduced called Rusbon
way connected with n. o. a 90. or n. O.&oo.
ohby PURCELL LADD Co, aud by Druggists generally.
oc23-sm-lPl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-01

SYMPATHY SARprSrA.-A subscription is going
around in Boston under the auspices Of Italian gen
emen well known in literary and musical circles TO
aid the movement Of the free people the other side
the Atlantic present hundred cannons to the govern
ment OF Sardinia Tor the fortress of Alexandria which sep
arates Sardinia from Austria.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-01

PERsoyAI-Senator Crtenden and lady still remain at
the ST. Nicholas where also Gov Seymour and Judge
Parker, the Hon. Waddy Thompson, Of South Carolina
Hon. Mr.. Washburu, OF Maine, his brother from Wiscon-
SIM and several other dignitaes. ExPresident Tyler
and family left the city Friday They the guests
during their short soourn here OF many Of our first families
Senator Douglas and his bridal party viii return to the city
on Tuesday,. Y Ness.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-01

NOTICE.-I have this day received two cases Of L..
~ goods direct IRON Paris, containing
pouele-so.e BOOTS and CATERS for Fall
wear Aso, case containing French Calf Skins, of
peror quality Imported
poht paid Tor goods bought handed
those shs wish purchase good shos either
tured by myself Monsieur Meles
fully invite them 10 call and themselves
.IrL e. rr q. GU ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacture and Importer French Boots and shoes
And materials for the o he same,
lSI Main street. Richmond Va.
p have already large materially. and ready
made work. to be shipped direct for the Spring
noig
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-01

Gas STATEN IsLASD.-The gas pipes on Staten Island
n " laid for nearly ten miles and all within co days
passing through the villages of Clifton, Tompknsvile New
Brighton, Eliotsve, Factoryyile and Port Richmond
The works at Townsends dock, Clifton are in rapid
state of forwardnes and during the month of January all
these villages will be lighted with gas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-01

and ss.ls.i .sfe sdss .sl.S :. e fs:,. All q.
:s :. :. l. 1885,
s's is.s; ct "a. % AAA s.s..
's ssss r.ssss ~ \. ne ss a., -, ,,,.
at 80, e. . q: sss Is Sss :.
IssiIs, d..sas has sen sssss and prices A.v.
os q a. s S: IN s x. sss
ar: pds'sd upon the sales made 81 BodnAnn ware
AUCTION ,AL.s ADviEr1sxp IN rur VINO.
, :, ,A "a a.D ss.so,Ai .sArs
q: if !: .sd q. q :, %ss
sa.s.. g SO v.ia.s,s negroes. :. msis.. r. O.
Same das-in As eng. ma.y s.vo-Is r.al.. . D.v..
sIn Bssliusham county miss NON uaeksvs sv.r.i
parcel. Of .sa Sssn ss Min, ie. s.s p 4
:%i ~. :. e s;;.''' '','' '''
i' 4 '' e. .ss: : n. ., :. I Ca.
!, a.s: .., Crow H.s.s. !, xo.A
tS-fsS.s.s ~ q ssssSn near n...A....r. ON n. Coz,
. ss' 20 ssrs w. s s;i I'd.
s s,i. he r. r. rsro.d' psvasy
sal. Of uis. Of -ooA land, . or 10
ssss ;'s Al 'i:si IN the zane ''As'
:s :. s s,s q e:n m.
sss ~ .... &c., ss'a and sAdsa ana pesss q
sss... r.s and ar. Of coo Acres.
u, IT, H. ~ ASoanns tract Of 10 Aerss ess Ne advt
a. si: Dali % n; e y
WIN W. uaIvie. CONT 80 80
sdss. resides miles froa the Q. aos Pr,ssy mean.
q land in northeastern corner Of Roelnsh..
sSen NJ o. containing soo with dwelling. .a,srpowrr
sTs Magnolia House, at Bristol The ,.rmlnu. Of IN. VI.
and Tenn raosd also, lots ads The depot privately
Sam. Of ssa acre. Of land on nor
soh-A tract q 900 sosn,y near tn. r. D.
so =, s &C. ss deed miles '' The
or he : s 2. ss s s for
ga fssurs negroes embracing tobacco factory
hands, cigar maios and cooper. - : = = = : . 4,
sI s a plantation s.n,.ians $500 North As.n.
s ss, .sIs' Is Aes@.re county ~ miles from
,S count, called containing
low acres about hall U .soa: advd By r K ''ns son
10 D .: iS s; MN: county 50 head Of o.
PRIVATE OFFERINGS OF REAL rsrArE n =. ..'
n aDy.HrisEn II rHs ~ re-..
lana and s
Valuable 10. on Gamble. nm commanding view Of the city,
i.@ q g, asiolsns NM al,..ns. cas-, of
farm i9o miles below Richmond on s New Bridge
Of s NJ 9 In ss saoo
aarsSd Nth dwelling etc. Price $500 Xd1d BY william
z, arm ISo .srs. s,s in origins. county.
xd1 ny oso o'Ia s I. ps with large
Tbs Illinois Contra. Railroad company or 5000 900
sasy Of Mr. John w.oa II. ssa sTss land
T%e i.s% s.s s.o in Matthew. county 100
county IS mile. from Riehmond called
Mount Bernard" containing 100 scry. tt)
The Prospect H" In Orange Co ON the Rapp..
ri.s contains 500 and has every facility
Farn, In dooehland county Of oss acres. called
H. nom Richmond and adjacent 70 he canal
den IiiI ~'' '''"A"s ''''"s A"' W "'s' y SCI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-01

THE LoRD's PRAYER.-How many millions and millions
of times has that prayer been preferred by Christians
all denominations SO wide, indeed Is the thereof
gone FORTH that daily and almost without nteruission
from the ends Of the earth and aar on upon the sea-
is ascending to heaven like incense and pure Offering
Nor needs the gift Of prophecy orete that though
heaven and earth shall pass away these words of
IL has been answered-tl the kingdom Of God shall come
and his will be done on earth it is in heaven-Nont-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-01

LiRERALITY.-A gentleman in Boston has contributed
$4,000 towards hquidatng the debt OF $50, 1879 of the
gentleman in Connecticut has given 900 towards the
same purpose and three other persons have given 1926
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-01

REcLGINIS0 4 SwAuP.-Mr. Hunter, an eminent engi-
nee has been employed under the authority Of the egs-
ing Okeionokee swamp which contains 500 900
supposed 70 be Of the richest land in the State
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-01

"BAD oTT "A chap applied At police station in Bos
ton Tor odgngs, Saturday night Calculating the oues
Ton Of Parentage 10 This way -Yor Sec Capn hrst nv
iather Died aud my mother married again, and then my
mother died and my father married agi1 an someb. ~
owner dogt seem 10 have no parents at ALL nor no home
nor no nothing"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-01

FRENAsoSRY IN TURKEY.-Therc three Freemason
lodges 10 Smyrna, and about be opened in Con-
santnope The feeling in favor of Masonry is said
gaining ground aud it feared that the Ottoman
eminent viii in any way interfere in the establishment OF
lodges