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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

$50, ~ ~ cSPs5,aerhp hereofor. existing
- under The hru OF HARVEY WOOD Co dSsoly-d
by mutual consent 4. v H,EvEr LENrsTsap hsvins
purchased The entire Interest OF ". ali claims s
rom and 10 the late concern will be settled HARVEY ARMS
'hAp A. y. HARVEY,
W. n. WOOD.
Richmond, Juy ist, is56. WM A ARNIsTyAD
ri NW-BAHENEHNIIP.-- undersgned havi,g nm,
- chased the entire Interest Of w0on E9 In m. st. bu
s & al hAh'sl Moon Go vii continue the GROCERY AND
T0MhlsSioN bUsiNtS, under tie Grm q HARVEY ARMS
TEAD, ~ the Old stand, No ~ Pearl street
They have recently received, hand goot st
Of Groceries. ~ 1865 - t''' ''+A
Ihasul Tor The iberA patronage heretofore bestowed he ~
BY prompt attention, fui for the future
Richmond, July lot, iS5c.-iyl wM A HRNIsryAp
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rsos skfLLfN. yIsscHER. OWEN scHEIL, GEsr.aL Nsvy
rAr.s ADsssrtsxa HoUsz No. stc BaoADwAr. YoaE.
PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS.
- Sse lorf Isrosrtss MAxryAcrvnsss' Aeksfr.
Wind
1uted Glass for sky-ight. Green House,.
Coiored. Ornsn.ntai. Optical and Microscopes Glass.
The London and h.ne.,er Plate Glass compsny Thick
Rough Gass for noorsa nd sky-Hxits
Attention invited 70 the above various
elias In use for sts- Drelnss and other quality
oue-- acies interior 20 corrvsponding description
superior.
the French In hs freedom from s,sn, Rust, &C.
Being Agents for Of the Glass
enabled
price. and iarge soek. Price Lists viii be appeaiion
aplb-en-lya.l "
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS
NDWARD -. DlCk q, a. CzauSsys sfr>1 ~ r.
- tvo doors west Of Hudson River Railroad
~ and oenssmsr. his esser.d brand, Of French window Glass
vnh press reipt Of sddrrsa d-~ir-d
peeeso, end pseket fve Of ohsrs,. .pi5-lyr--frs<1
FOR The ,0OO, 600 = -
E ". s. PATENr MAktDLRpurNRANY,
! 20 TDonBsps eTkE<T n ~ y. -
N6ASIfA0IuREU Of MARBLE MAETLEs, TABLn foPs
cvLuhNs fEpksfAIS Ar In s~nnik, Rroczs<iie,
eAscahu cesbfned - uoend- n
ad color, by which
Than half The eosf OF the durs-
hhty and beauty Unlike harbieired no
surface work. the color running into the
Tie. from ~ to ~. Table Tops, te, equally cheap. ~
Rights for the NdRabr~S Of above for the different
States winch viii t,
seves Information furnished on application TO
JosEyH LANE. Secretary Nrw yOpE
ocxo-1y-fs.vAal
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IH RrsstaSs Niue Of the principal merchants Of So
fetcrsburE Od,a and Moscow have lusi been agt1r i
9' the "a To- open bBncho 90 tt,ir hou-cs in Paris
london Nienna, Nsrscles C1nst,utuopc. N,pIss NsW
York Lisbon and Rio Iancirs
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sNnFF AND TOBACCo
PETER X L0RILLARD
AASUfACIURER
No ~ Chatham street Nsx vi
S.CctSsoRoI OF PErEs A GEoRsE LnRIII,kn It.. T., -, "a
- tinds OF sNOff and rOBACCOs general ,tS. s.
nrnek CrEsEsT can b. obtained by addr,..Inv -
h IsAnnhneni h one Of the oldest ofthe Mind In a.. Ts
mals-ly o.
LIBRARY OF WIT, ROmaNCr .xn.r.-
49, oeing usnAions from the s51,ta-
stsn,n SAosues sent free. a
H. 3 q. SMITH A
~ Box t2lO, New York
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SAFETY FUSE.

SAFETY FUSE.
wNOR Mining Purposes. fruting Chsrxr. both I'm vet
and dry blasting of four din<nt kinds hemp
Fuse; also, tfe single and double Tape Fuse.
Manufactured and sold by GLENN PUTNAM,
- Liberty st.. New YORK.
az Orders promptly filled for all kinds the
nais. Ac-, Ae. noi9-iy syHsJ
a NlTALIZsNG ELEMENT TO coHsuMPTIyEs
ffysleian osh standing, and formerly
the Medical Institutions this country from actly,
practice who has been snnriny
Ieo uhe Travelling In South America for Ls
b,ench Coughs Colds and general debility being
aware That Thousands .nrering from
most dreadful OF all disease he
humanity OF making known this remedy Unou
reeept OF fneen Cents PosaFr Change
directions making
The aDoun required applied for Postage the payment
this advertisement = - '-'
Address-B y DEyEROUGH, NJ D.
80 =, Box 20, p. o., Brooklyn. n. V.
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NEW APOTHECARY STORE.
RICHARD n. MEADE, r RORRRTs aIxpa
MEADE * BAKER,
CHEMISTS a DHUGGISTS

MEADE * BAKER.
APotHteAHiES' CHEMISTS DHUGGISTS
RICHMOND, VA,
AVE- opened out with every eony.u,eos. .ns In
- ro,eaea APOTHFoiRY AND DRra sToRs ' a. T. T.
too Hoas Their tasss snd sEPesuee thy i..
ye ppsos M ss $ ss1 ~, SS.SIpO1. aai
Ssrey and promptly =, at other country
,ea.sys. in aad s,asd sSsh SSsS o.. ~
me- vii tssp comp pisis s..oasn, Dur. ssS
a Das.' 9edsne. and Chemicals Paieu Medicines saIsca
sod s9grOun T.irse sosSs sos t5Sssa osss
sod o'hs, celebrated P-rady soaps. coosBss sa. ss
sy personal ssnon to he business 10 .i s s srsssss
@ S 6 ~ q aeeafs,siy tspena bJ d psFs
Ma. SAuUEI u. PRICE ~thdrsu snd bs. is,.T,,,
- 70 o"' business 's''ed on TIE arst instant
n aaas Paas' hs ,,,iaaes q Il. soc o1ys sf.
M business R dsy q iSsasry ss1, sSss 80
s naS, aasn % iso On Ss & ~ "a ss .. n'so;, % ~ "a
'''' propose to 'h"" ih'f a'uai 'rl'e' ',s..sy,
hREfINED SIGARS.-ia0 bbls oru,hsd. Poudsr.d a.
"anal'ied sugars, 100 bbs s.ios sagal ~
-i''' No - osfy
UANO.e Subscribers are prepared 70 r,rsle sri,T,, A.,
- No prruvtAn Guino A Mefean Isd super Phs
iui2 .. q sErSsEE 90, No 50 o.ryM
A AND wAEHANTs wANrED.-Tbsh highest OTis.
GH FRY SONS
NANTLES- HANrLEs.
w hlact lace Nanu-l
Coiored alt
a ne advanced IN IA ts- -.
goods at greatly reduced price
yit q aARrwrrf . On
.fO i5oI'sil, ,,.,'.t.l rnInE HAcON siDEs AND
wonBLE CLAIBORNE.
N-- No n Pearl srsst
SUGAR ROUSE WOLAssRs, Rsets.s VD.s, Ia.
IyiS DosvRSpoRr, lItES a co.
0nN.-A s..c prime whns Corn d.ay ,sp,s,.a - srriy,
- Which vl be sold IN qaaatssto purchs.s IN tat.r s
along sde vessel sELDrN a MTLLFR
UlR Corner Psari and cary sfrsss.
UNOR SALE
n $4,000 vireina eiats stock, ooe date
$500 James River Ksnasha (Guarsntssa) no-S,
lyM ~ NAURY 4 90
SIGAH-2s0bhs ysnc- coss. sus.r Or s.i.
- " LhNn ~ WfhB = 90.
SIHOP IODR DE rAyI0UE.-Tha. eesh,.,.d g,-,ea
- remedy for Darrhfea, Dyssntsry, Or sals br
LAfDLKY b R0nISnOa
Nv Ssv DrsE stnrs, th suf FFsasna ~,
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IaE HERBERT CAsEThe jury ia this case arr. z,d IN
have stood, when discharged seven for an acouiftI
70 h'e ior 4 conviction for mansiiurhter The
Judge has set down the case Tor r. hearing a. r,o
row In the meanwhile the public interest in il nre9ss
In 'ie" OF the strenuous effort OF defence 60 isccdt
the testimony Tor the prosecution n the late trial &c We
presume thst IN the ne" one more rigid eyamina.
ton OF the Witnesses tor the defence will tale rI,c
HaM. Sfar.--TnsSlny
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ICEg ICEP ICEY
TIE kNICkEH HOOKER TOE CO.,

OF THP CITY OF NEW YORK
Chartered by the State Of New capital of
and on the most reasonable terms.
The manageI of This Company had twenty
experience 10 the Ice trade persons from ali
sections OF he STATE fof their
Nay o. secure from waste and loss by melting
his company has go of quality
thlckness equal u any offered o he public
Orders sent 20 r. T. COMPTON President ~ Tie Companv NJ,
10y uana street, wiz receve prompt sttenton.
D. Ness.s taking depois Iuion rIver
VII not b. subject 70 charges. they ui ssavs h. pr
ded With good dockasc and sais harhors.
~ fHE QurEgr To vrsasia rarxa IL trr Al
.of
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ay ANDREW WINDS
AFRICAN CANADIAN, EUR0PEAy d WKSr INDIES
ADvERTlsING A sUBsCRIPTION OFFICE.
No. lS3 RIssud Street, nezf door Hd.s,1 R1nf ~
NEW YORK
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NEW YORK, BREMEN 4 soUTIsAuprox.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

IN y SHIPS CO VI PRlsINt.
~ this line are the W WASHINGTON, Captain r. %Efz{E.
cAvkxpr. HERMANN, Capt. EDvAHp iIrosxs- LZIfIkf21
Ihs's s .s.msr' stop Al southampton. both going
RROROsEn nAIxs nr sAuISc-ts.1
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STEVENS HOUSE.
Late Deronico's Hotel.l
SI- 23- % AND 81 RROanU.x
yuSbF unsrr.,sns, vsn, .vsn .,,, , NEW YORK
forming Ids friends and ihe public uls he H.. s., -
ss,a r hoose Tor term Of years, has made EsH
AterAons and repairs, nothnv
70 NE accommodation comfort The Hos.s
throaghout, In the thorough and roo,.r -,
va S Wv 10 eonssnenee and comfort as il viii D.
on ue European plan. and with
rough cooks, he hopes sAsfarsn 10 tbos - l mo
s theT patronage which has fAl~d shi~ IN 9TH, 49, %
Nsx ya,k In. =, ,s.. JOHN OGRADY. ia
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fuNh NOfARINEhsHiP heretofore existing under The frn Of
fJiNkN' WATTS furNEY a ssoivrd by nuaa COO
sent on the lsi June i6 All sgsir.
W present them for payment respectfully "a ali ndst,s ~
can snd settle a. b. dssrsbc old bus,nss
sld - possbis The ~ the used n ..i.
uint ul th" hu'iueff sAhUFL ptrTSFY
MM h.
STEPHEN pTrTgyy
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INON FInNITIlnr.

- IRON FURNITUHF.
VNNHk NV YORK FOUNDRY, RAILING, IRON gfpNt.
TURF WORKs- Furnish n kinds of Cas and wrought les
WoREs nUtDS0s Patterns Tor tror Ra
lug an other Establishment York andihe larses Man
ufactory Of Iron Furniture In The United states
49,. sANDFORD 4 TABB,
gn't-'m bi Green street, New YORK.
NOTICE.-The agency Tor the sale of" " IIanr, .e,r
~ WHIski formerly held by Mesrs Deane Brown snd re-
Gently hy Nc T. jas Dsanc, consent Of Nr ane
been transferred 70 We have store expect 10 kcop CON
.nt supply of Od Rye" aud Family" which oaer 10 the
Wsdc and % AZ he rates
agents. ieis utfRTON Il apfFvttott
SUITED TO THE sEAsON.-we have IN store = fuil
- and compce stock u Apacca. white
sk Grss. linen and camtr GOATS; Merno, Drap dEe
snd Linen PANTS Sk, BonbaEue, Marseies other
na o' SUMMER Vests The assortment
snd beng determined % satisfy customers styles
eea tusc m want VII 10 veil % call od
-. KEEN, BALDWIN a co,
W. No i07 Main street.
lnn HHns. sVeAN.
HOO fs bids Musoov,ao uo...., of n,tr,. c,,tv
80 hbis priine N. o. Molasses
$40 boxcs Adamantlne Candies
-, 1900 bsr Rio osnd LsgusyrA Coffee, Tor sale by
Pe T1NsLKY, TARDY 90.
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- peens on the Manuscripts, previously agreed upon between
advertisement copy specified nuuh>r
inrrioos win be continued untn ordered aud
ed accordingly. - '@l71
Rsout.H ADvnrsixsrrs-To any misunderstanding
OF Ahvvrtser 10
DAT their privileges only extends their
Dtsfr other Advsuuens by them 70 Be an "a
diticusi eharg no Tnf y n
Real Estate mot In
sftsi subject
such discounts shall ~ Agreed upon = =
yesriy advertsers xenera
sa<ns one Of With the privilege sf shall
their yearly In
asd upon the standing rule the
Ina such amount 10 he charged At rates.
Advertisements In p-r
10 Ius~on cents Der
square for each continuance.
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GROUND rLiSrER.-we keep constantly hand
Ground
bss Windsor Lump Plaster enables
that be had All orders len Office
~ executed. TAIIAPfRRO RRO'
SB-farmers can be supplied In :eir
o Tor ash IaoT
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'AHD. Hsyns .oii uy entire interest psriners nd
runrs, rc'pcctuly asa coutinuauce patron -
hsi hss beeu hbcraJ lsiosed Zoe last iftv ~
% my successors and rai b. gsd Indebted VIII
AZ snd settle ihelr
July IT, 1876 sAMuEL PUFNEY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-17

DEATH oi NiRsINIA LADY At PARls-Ne find the
following paragraph in the Paris correspondence of the
Boston Atlas:
regret TO record the death Of Mrs l. NJ Child in tbi
e!- Sne was native Of Virginia and the penbar os
e " tos iaues ot that CoInnna wealth which gs d.
iastrions ahke on the held in the Council and the S.,
for she daughter OF General lee Ta,s - M
reditAfy IN the family her brother who died here 60
many years ago is the author OF life OF Napolon I6
ne HoIe at the Immediate Instance OF the Bon,nsrt f
ny as sort OF reply TO Sir Walter Scots bngrrb :,
hat nero; and II l. understood from those ubo -. =
haF with Mr. Lee, that he did not do Justice IN he In
rncet9ral powers in this work remarkable a. IL !. n
Ohid hersei hgured a authore-s but nefbons he.
pteehuons were greater than her powers a. vrIitsr
nef husband Is believed TO be the correspondent f tho
NeN lork commercial Advertiser aud the author Of tS
letters which occasionally appear ia the Tine IS II ON
nohl WITH the signature, " \ Statcsmanr
NcRAGuA-Thc election Tor President took pl,ce ~, IN.
2ith OF June Whole districts went TO the pos for c.
eIsi walker with only very few opposing vr-ss tn
ohcia returns had been made at the last 5,tes from
uTanadA, but there doubt that General W.igs-
was elected by overwhelming rnaiortv-,be cornr1r
Peoyle looking upon him their deliverer ir,n Tho o.
preston aud injustice Of the native leaders The an,v
has recessed large re-eniorcementS numbering rov 49,,
pieces '' '''9'N "e'''
Many Of the soldiers who enlisted for short term y,
ece nave received their discharges taken up land and
gone to farming. ~ ~
silver mine in Chontales owned bv Major ! p Uf.s
OF Washington has been opened and twenty tons ~ s
were shipped to England by the>Brirish steamer tri
which sailed from San Juan the 9Th inst II il esti
TED rou primary assays made az the mine th,t Ills ~
vii yield from 500 To $500 per ton
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MN eROCERY an GENKRIL rnMM1sslnN pra1,r..

VUNHE undersirnei have formed
and style q BURTON GKEENHOw To- the pgrp. of en-
ductiug orocery and Commission business v 49,
They have taken the house ish hefueu Main sra g.. -
ssesey occupied ~ W osrand Esq ard VIZ keep on
nena nefa s.soneut % Family Groceries Lquors
trusted Q their care n \, am r- IN, 49, en-
ocie-iy n aerxsNH111,v
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-17

n tOsPAHfNIuSHGP.- The subscribers tavirs Dir
,ha'ed ne entire Interest Of SsHuri PCrSsr hs ds
lofuei co farnefp under he Cru rf pUfNEN WATTS sn
WI continue ihe tusine1 me oi kccp ars
and ffutfai aofmCnt 90 Roots Shosr Trants &C. III m II
- iut fnds snd cl'iomefi of ne ga hn
=" ~ - ' esh iTom The Puhi- STEPHEN PUTNFY
MM
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-. HtNT DANIEL ~. HUNT have con.
- nettfd thenselFs under The hrm uf HUNT
9ntng keneral Commss Business and oce ON
Harvey. Wooii Coz W. " Nv
They solicit snments robacco whesi Flour Corn .o ali
kuis ~ rounry produce, promising prompt attsnton ~ All
f'N'''-i t'i Vi'e fftAfna tNt-ta
AEN GROCERY AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
|Nh ani,rned have UNITED hmselves under the arm and
sye Of MCDONALD, SPOTS HARVEY far the purr,.. N
eonuing IN . ,y ne shove business a brancis ~
haveasen t ae Earsouse No % Pesr soufh Of
esty cccuricd by Hunt md HarvtyO expect 10 In s
ms cs days extensive Groesrss 10 hi.b e
respectfully invite Che attention Of their friends and ne pi
rsy experienced mhe Of ne arm rive iheir sl,.uti- al
goods. ~ oi
The usual advances made On consignment yro Ian, an,
reuce Ia the ddsrent branches of0ur buspess ,d ~
'ons aentcp ve hOpe 70 merit portion of pubic patronage
JOHN O. MCDONALD
JANIS O. sPOTTs.
49,. JOHN D. HARVEY,
ln JOHN O.
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SsAyINGs INSTITUTION M uICuyoSo

NEW SrOCK.-Received th. morning a Iarrr .up- ~
ply Of Gold and Silver Watches, which addition 70 A
he stock previously hand, comprFes othe
anu best a.aoonts offered 10 The PTsons
Hst OF Watches eaunot fail IN being sutedfrom assortment
a. ~e have them from all the celebrated
Az watches, sold By rs warranted represented
Particular attention paid 10 repairing Watehes sc a. C
nometer Dupex Lever Ispne Al vork done b n. .ssa
Tor t.eiVe months MYERS JANKE, 7bE Main street
BThe highest market price SILVER in casi or IN
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMS:
Daily P.ps, e Per annum ssu Weekly, Co. wseky ts
All ess<s shsre evidence taken the dpon
ros once containing money.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

ysos skiLLfN. yIsscHER OWEN scHELI, 6.sr..I N.-,
rAr.s ADvsxrt.ss HoUss, No. ssc BaoADuAr Nrv YosI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31


AcAprMY or Mpsic.-The Opera season will open 10
evening, under the direction OF the populas
lection with the accomplished Ia Grange in the principsi
role, supported by Signorna yentaii, AMI Sguoru
Brignoi, AmodIo, Gaspsroui, and other nvorltes
Nnto's GAspES Mr.. Burton " 70 repeat his samcss
character OF Paul Pry in the comedy Of that name
morrow Right "Out for Holiday CONSTITUTES the Afer-
piece Another immense audience will donbtlcss grss
The great comedian whose performances n this house
drawing TO close
RRoreHAx's BovKRY TuSuRr Is 10 open FOR the AS
campaign TO morrow. Several and many old hvc
rites have been added 10 his former hghv ehcenf and
talented company. among them Miss Fanny Morsnt who
is " play the 'Isdy Of Lyons and Nr bayidge n we
I. Wandering Minstrel"
FMprps Hnr-This establishment viii be opened
French theatre 10 evening The manager, NJ
ness Ii himself qooi actor and has engaged tacute
corps OF assistants. Success 10 his enterprise.
BAsSrws AssucAS MrsErx Is 10 open Tor the ian So.
con TO morrow, aud With the excelient dramatic col.
pany beaded By MI ". Clarke, and the myrisds o.
curosiiiss will doubtless attract many visitors -
ever. Mr. Goldsmids mono drama in the Afternoon ans
aNsneyN IN the evening
cyo. CpRisry AVID woops Mx<rrx,s have done a vooa
The bill for 70 morrow, with The usual variety u
songs &C.
BvcuxY's sSexSApxss are TO continue their operasic
burlesque Of Trovstore which i pronounced oue or
the best shnss they ever attempted II IS very funny.
csIsssy HAtL-Eph. Horn and whites sercusd,rs
issue another programme aboundpg IN comcahues foo
tie coming week. The Boomer Promenade 10 their
closing piece
BROADWAY Arsrssrs This pleasant hall IL I, bs
opye ~Sep pomss ,r WIZ
number Of beautiful children appear 10 dances, u
bleaux and songs
Ma Frtwse's Bvxxrrr The compl nentary bs,es, ~
be given this gentleman next thursday 81 the Academy
eli be one OF the most attractive eussr'ainmeoe ess~
,fered in tins city ssvsrs p~ces snuoanusd WAN
q hsst Of Gorug yslsaissfs y ~ 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31

MECHANICS CLUB, OF NEWARK, vs.. LONG ISLAND
CLUB.
The return game between these two clubs playca
In Newark Tuesday the 2oth having been postponed
on account Of the rain on the previous Tuesday Tue
game a very Interesting one, and was attended oy
members the New York and other clubs the vcinl
y The dcldng and general play Of the Mechanics wAs
excellent and would have done credit TO Older club
and resulted In their winning tho game in one innngs
with 81 runs 10 spare. The folio wing Is the score
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31

re professor illustrated this beautiful analogy by many
drawings and calculation
More erect evidence Of the unity OF the plan Of crea
ton could not be exhibited and We have attained
object If satisfied that We have analysed the
thoughts OF the Creator who gave US intelligence enough
10 understand His work
The professor took his cat amid great applause.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19
nd;ou Massacre ofT'roops.

The Telegraph has announced the murder Of
two T. s soldiers by the Florida Indians. Tho
Key Of the Gulf gives the following account ut
the affair:
on the 30h inst. while fugitive party from
Cartain Prat's command were engaged procnr-
ing water from an island, ntar Cape R''inni d.
tant one and quarter miles from the Camp,'hey
fell into an ambuscade Of Indians, and two OF
their number were killed and two wounded. The
marty were in too of tho boats and were approach
ing the beach when the shots was fired. They at
once fred volley in the direction Of the sm"k"
being two email force 10 follow up IN pursuit
they returned with their killed and wounded 10
the camp. A strong PARTY Immediately visited
the spot. and discovered marks of blood. but IA"
Indians had all escaped to the main land. The
Indians numbered fourteen AS that number 81
forked sticks planted in the ground Indicated
fourteen riAas had rested upon themto make sure
their deadly aim upon the boats. Corporal ~ :
Rock, Company E. End Artillery. and one pa
vate name not given, were killed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19
W -
NEW YORK MARK ETS.


The sales of cotton yesterday embraced about
25oo bales, chiefly on the spot, closing firm at
lie for strict mdding upands. Under the i'm
preston among dealers that -four had about
touched bottom, spectators entered the market.
and, under the influence of low rates of freighs,
purchases were also made TO some extent for
port. Hence the market was more active, and
recovered about l24c. per bbl Wheat was with
out important change. A sale of inferior Cana
dian white was made ut 81 IS, aud parcel of
red tennessee at 81 II. Corn was rather tirmer,
with fair sales AT 60c Gle. for damp, 63c for
mixed, and Coo n 66c. for primo yellow. Rye
was dull. A sale of Tennessee made at Doc.
Pork was firmer, with free sales Of mess at Sl7 II
sly l25. Sugars were active and finn, especially
for good grocery. The sales embraced about
l,20o hhds. and 300 boxes. Coffee was quiet,
without change of moment in quotations.
Freights were quiet and engagements light, rs
shippers were waiting the receipts of the steam
er's lciters.-- Nem York Herald, AprH l7th.
NEW ORLEANS, April l5.-Saes of $500 bales
of Cotton mddng at l0s cents--a advance of
| l6 chiefly IN fine qualities. Sugar "a. The
market Is dull. Corn is n trnr ower--, nlrs ut
lG cents. Lara is higher sales in kegs nj lURall
cents. Coffee j. dull with declining tendency
Rio | ID cents. Freghs are dull--Cotton for
LIVERPOOL. stocks are lower, Sterling Exchange
q.
CHARLESTON MARKET, April l2th. Cotton has
advanced, Ic. suie< To dnv Of 300 bales.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19
Secret Abolition Society in Kansas.

Another secret society of free Statesman has
been discovered in Kansas. The Kansas Herald
says:
One of their members came before the Grand
jury at Osakwee last week and made under OATH
full development of this secret organization and
its purposes, which are highly rebelous end re-
volutionary in its character
The grip of recognition is made is shaking
hands. by catching hold of the two fore fingers
Question; Are you favor OF making Kansas
free State.
Answer-I am, if Missouri is willing.
Sign by which to recognize a member Is made
by placing the thumb of the right hand under the
chin. and with the fore finger of the same hand
make three marks gently on your nose.
This is answered by placing the thumb of the
left hand under the chin, aud with the fore-fn-
ger. of the left hand. plnced three times on the
underlip of the mouth
A black ribbon in the coat denotes the person
is armed with some dendy weapon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19
for the Reception of Mr.. Buehan-

a f"'ssms"fs for The Reception Of Mr.. Buehan-
Inc New York correspondent of the phiadel-
phia Ledger says:
,hlhS you may rely upon as correct the FOL.
owing arrangement for the reception Of Mr.
hnehenan agreed upon by his political and per-
'ona' friend, at conference last evening. As
soon as tn" Arago is announced a committee of
The Democratic Young Mems Association head
ed by Senator slokles and Mr.. George Sanders
will proceed 10 wharf and take the distinguished
stranger In charge after tho customary inter
change of cangratuaton. Proceeding TO tho
metropolitan HoteLhe will receive his friends in
the evening. and next day will be spent in the
same way. The intention is to invite him next
TO n complimentary banquet as n testimonial not
oil IA partisan character but as an acknowledge
ment on the part of tho people generally of his
virtues as patriotic statesman and able rep
reseniatise of his country abroad.