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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-24

ARRESTED In CHURcH-Samuel A. Ford, who
recently escaped from the Jail at Lenox. Mass,
wnere he was awaiting trial for store breaking
Maine
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STARTLING DIsCOvERY.-In cleaning out old
we'll on q rancho, recently occupied by Captain
Colebrooke, on the Calaveras road, between the
Calaveras and Stanislaus rivers, in California,
portions Of the skeletons of 81 men were discover
cd. The police instituting active search for
the late occupant of the place.
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II REMOxAL.-D PLUME hns removed
IL his Office to the third house south OF Tr;nito
Church. South sds, and about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel. DIR. p. continues to treat
all syphlitic and gonorrhoal complaints; and having
had much practice in this line atters that he
can give very general satisfaction. A call from,
those interested Is solicited.
DR. p. also makes ana vends one Of the hest resto
ratives, Chemical Extract of French Flowers,1 for
constitutional weakness offered to the PUBLIC
DR.: p. may be consulted confidentslly by letter
or otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent
to order, in almost any direction.
Office hours from A. M, till Pm. Franklin
street, near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city,
Va no IL
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THK CONSUMPTION OF IRoN.-Mr. Abraham s.
Hewitt, practical iron master of Trenton, esti-
mates the annual consumption Of iron at 1000 900
of tons. Of this great aggregate Great Britain
produces about one half and consumes onefourth.
The figures are thus stated: Great Britain ,5s6, 600
tons; United States 100000, tons; France 65O,O0O
Belgium 975,O00 tons; Russia 675 600; Sweden and
Norway l7960O tons; Italy $4,000 tons; Austria
GOO 600 TONS Prussia 200 600 tons Germany 200 900
tons; Spain $1,000 tons Denmark 10000 tons
total coo tons. The rest of the world in Asia,
Africa and America, too little to be computed but
may possibly raise the aggregate production to
z ono OOO
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A DESIAL-R L. Cuyler, Esq President of the
Central Railroad of Georgia has written letter
to the London Times, denying the occur renee of
the tragedy" on Georgia Railroad" and saving
that but one death has occurred on the road since
1t commenced opera ton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-24

RUSSIAN PASSPORTS The Nord OF Brussels
contains the following from its Moscow correspon-
dent :-"The labor of leaving Russia is one worthy
OF Hercules; In order to obtain passport at 81.
Petersburg, have been compelled to undergo
the following torture !, to be announced three
times In the public journals; 2. to obtain certin
cate of the execution of this formaty; 3, 10 carry
this certificate to the police magistrate OF the guar
ter, who furnished me with second certifeate; t.
to betake myself to the bureau of Prince Doisorou
XII, where this certificate was e1cnsngea IoI
caurtermark. to go TO the bureau d'addresses,
where another certificate was given me; 3, to run
to the governor general. who furnished me with
passport; 7, to exhibit this passport ut the seam
packet Office before obtaining passage. was
particularly fortunate for the srsa a.vn
MANY others have been detained three weeks
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f@@ tHs-A Max AHendia1 his Orn Fuueral-
DsTM q SamAei Soartont-K Kansas Parlor Parties
Tie Lost on he LyonHais--Trfai ~ Baker-Rs
eTHHs for WaLker-CA1dren for tie Vsn. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-24

Jobn r. Mcdaniel and b. +. Deane. Jr, Esqs !,
have been appointed by the Board Of Directors o.
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, oeieSs'e' y
the Southern Commercial Conveniion
John Mitchell, painter from sIgm.., ~ .,.aa .'
and killed in Burkesville, KY. . few days since.
4 MusIcAL CoEJUKcTIoE.-H u said tnas
Ths lberg. the celebrated pianist, is married 70
ds,Irhter Of LabIache, the famous basso.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-24

BOSTON MAYoRALTY "A largely attended
meeting of the "CtiZens" Committee last even
ing, nominated Mayor Rice for reelection. Mr.
Rice has also received the nomination of the Suf
folk Wing Committee, and that of the Republi.
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DEATH BY SUFFoCATIoN.-Thomas McNulty a
iaboring man, residing in New York, between 9th
and 10th avenues, was suffocated on Wednesday
afternoon in consequence of piece of msat
lodging In his throat while he was eating his din.
ner Every effort was made to remove the oh.
strueton in time to save his life but without avail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-24

There was snow in Charlestown, Jefferson, Va, on
Monday night Last ~p 49,
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THE STATE OF AISNEsoTA.-The population
of this Territory is now 10000 At the next cen
sus she will be found entitled to four or i've repre-
sentatives She viii soon be asking for admission
Int, no Irnian
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-24

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN JACKSONVILLE FLoRI.
DA.-On Saturday, the 12th instant, q fire occurred
at Jacksonville, Florida, which destroyed tbs busi
ness part of the town. Holmes Row" was de.
stroyed, including the business houses Of Bisbee &
Canova, j. A. Barbodee, Captain H. E. Clarke.
Henry Holmes and twelve Others
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|ENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY OFF
VI THE CITY OF RICHMOND, VA.

CAPITAL REPRESENTED $5,690, 600, viz:
Insurance Company of the Valley of $500 GOO
Howard Fire Insurance Company, N. York. 25o,OO0
pfus Ls insu1anee toapany
United States Life Insurance Annuity and
Trust COMPANY of Philad elphia ........I 500 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-24

FRENCH BKANDIES In bond ana ,dnfy
l. paid; Hungarian Wines of different kinds; French
Claret and Champagne Wines; Whistles; Gin; Ha.
vana and Principe Cigars fine chewing Tobacco of
the best brands For sale az
p. WILBACHER'S
no 18 No 208 Main street
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SOAPS, PERFUMERIES, kc...Low,s
- Old Brown Windsor, Cleavers Genuine lmport-
ed Premium Honey Soap, the American Shaving
Soap, in bars. and choice article; Swans CO.
logne, delicate and beautiful artcle Wells highly
perfumed Ok Marrow, together with Lubn,s Kiai-
mels, Harrisons, aid other extracts just received
and for sale BY
JNO w. GARLICK, Druggist,
no lin Market Place, Franklin st.
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KOuKS.

~ Dr. KANE's Arctic Explorations. vols, &6.
MARRYING TOO LATE. By Geo. Wood. 81
STORIES of an Old Maid. 75c.
PRINCIPLES and Practices of Bsptists. By DR.
Wayland.
DERIVATIONs of Family Names. By Arthur
THE Lady Angeline, &c, &c.
ENGLISH Scripture, revised, with Notes
ALSO,
HARPER for December. New number.
GODEYS LADY'S BOOK for December.
WORTHAM u COTTRELL,
noo0-1t 20S Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-24

Far on CknycA HsH--The fair lsdies Of fh&
Third Presbyterian Church, Church Hil, - vel
knswn for the alacrisy with which, at . sacriacs
Of their personal comfort. they engage In sbors oi
love, open this evening 1t the Lecture Room oi
their church, sale Of fancy and useful articles
and Refreshments. Those who are Inclined 70
spend few hours In pleasant company, snd Q few
cents or dollars in doing good, can be grati6sd
there during the evenings OF the present week
Though the fair ssicsmen may eschew tobacco q
their temple, they will, We venture 20 say, Give
qaid pro qno Their bargains win be found good,
and their good looks thrown in gyasis.
Edrin Booth, the young American TrsgedIan,
makes bis first appearance at the Richmond Thea
ire, this evening, In the celebrated character Of
hicnard Ill We have never seen Mr.. B. on the
Stage. but have heard him spoken Of IS the only
uue representative Of his lamentsd father, whose
persnnation of Richard far surpassed al Shake
sperians on the stage. Young Booth. In some Of
ms characters, Is said to be without rival and We
are sure that al who remember his father will
.ske inis occasion to see the son on the boards Of
me marshaH We bespeak for him . reception
worthy of his exalted fame
Aecideat.-On Saturday morning last Mr.. A. Pse.
the foreman Of the machine shop At the Central
Railroad depot had the misfortune 10 break one ~
his ankles by afal
Neac Actor.-At the theatre TONIGHT. Harry A
Langdon, the Heading man" from the Holiday
Street Theatre, Baltimore, will make his first an
pearance in this city. Mr.. L. Is an actor of talent
and will not fail during his stay here to become.
as ne deserves to be, great favorite
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-24

IIERRING,S FIRE PROOF SAFHS.
IL CHEAP INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE AND
BURGLARS-This is the season for LOSSES BY FIRE
Merchants and others, who have valuable account.
deeds, scrip &c, should have one of .sHerrips,s
comfort when the fire bells ring cold night Call
Stationer's Hall, No. FL, Pearl street. We keep
large assortment, and are pleased to show them with
the POWDER PROOF LOCK. E7ssa
NO l8-lw B. w. KNOWLES. AGENT
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-. rEsz4szH=S1 THE ADAMS, EXPRESS
80 ssSSssssas .C COMPANY, lS4 Main St, hav.

ing resumed their Steamship
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond, By steamers jamestown and Roanoke which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday
and thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington
Lynchburg, Salem, Wythevile, and the principal
places Virginia and North Carolina, are now pre-
pared to forward with dispatch, and reduced
rates, every kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels
Jewelry, &c, to the above named cities, and ali
places the seaboard
Our Express en- the Steamships will be accomra-
nied by special Messengers who will give their per
sonA attention to the careful handling of goods en-
trusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS COPS Steamship
Express.
Shippers will please take notice that psckasest to
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be by
steamers, unless otherwise marked
Freight received on day 1of sailing, until 8 O'Clock
z. n. ]. L. MACDONUGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.
fFSPECIAL NOTiCE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond and all places in Viz
einis and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
these ships.
Othce OF the New York and Virgins Steamship
Cjmpany. LUDLAM PLEASANTS,
ap 5-ts Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-24

a. NCi Nc The exercises In this nDe arr
4 have already commenced in my Sale d'Armes,
no zos Main strset, where sm prepared to receive
alfur.hsr number Of pupils,
Terms Five dollars, course Of twelve iessoga;
&C iI-A fa X. WAbACfbEh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-24

IGOR sALh-A fashionnbie tive horse
j CARRIAGE. which has besu In use not more tnIee
laopths Apply at f,zis Office. ..e oc Zl-0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-24

FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE
may be negotiated through this Agency in the best
offices in New York and Philadelphia. Having a
knowledge of the standing and responsibility Of
panss doing business in this country, possess supe
ror facilities for placing risks with such of
doubted strength and character, AT THE LOWEST
RATES
The attention of Tobacco manufacturers, Millers
and others having large amounts to insure, (either
Fire or Marine) is particularly invited, can, at
the shortest notice. provide for any amount of insur
snce in one locality, and assure sl who may entrus
tended to and their Interests carefully guarded.
To BUSINESS MEN, the saving OF time and the at
tendant vexatons viii of itself recommend this office
to tn tir favorable confederation.
no I4-dim o. r. BRESEE. Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-24

INENUERs, shUtELs AND TONGs, &c.
Il We have ON hand and for sale cheap; large as
sortment Brass, Pierced Irsn, Vine, Nursery and
Cast iron Fenders Steel Iron and Brass Head shovel
md Tongs, Coal scuttles; Cinder Shovesi Blower
Holders; Shovel and Tong Stands; Brass, bIenzea
and iron Fire Dogs &C., to which we invite Inc at
tention OF the public. >,nrpeoN
oo Ne In6 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-24

S|ATIUNAL HOTEL, Main street, sIaun.
~ ton. Virginia w. J. HUNTER Co, Pro
rw- An Omnibus will 6ways be in readiness at the
Railroad Depot, to take passengers to and from this
house free of charge my S-.-6m
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iMP0NTANT n HOUsKKEEPkKs.---

I Wsshing done in less than two hours, with great
.,vinr OF time and labor by the use Of PlCUI,S ,s
celebfated TIRGLNId MAGIC WISHING FLa1dn III.
10 ev.ry one and be appreciated by ALL So evident
this fact 10 ali who have tested this prePar.
rion that they never relindnsh the use oil It. anI
they would not bs without il for any eonsiderstion.
The great reputation it has acquired. has produced
iusny worthless limitations OF IL: SO be on your
guard AMI use only the genuine article, wlicn pre-
pared only by ). FiCOI.
81 OIuktlnte
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sFALL, IS36.---We are now In receipt Of
L. our new stock of Fall Goods. 1t comprises the
most attractive and commanding supply of
Dress and Cloak Trimmings
we have yet offered also great variety. OF new
and eie CANT styles of
FANCY AND VARIETY GOODS,
and are constantly keeping on hand most complete
assortment of Knitting Yarns, Cotton and Worcteo
which we sell with small advance on factory prlses
Also
Childrep's Wooien Hose, Sacks, Caters
Ladies' Opera Hoods, Scarfs, etc
In presenting our claims this to the patron.
age of our friends and the public, can sssure them
mat with facilities we have made such I'M
uroy&ments In our stock that it is second to none
North or South, in completeness and variety, and
that in all cases our prices shall be AT LEAST AS Low
> a the saine goods are sold elsewhere.
HIRSCH 4 B0TTCHER,
- ot-9ms 209 Broad st.
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re- The Daily Dispatch is served TO su ubsersbss
at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS PER- WEEK, payable 10
the Carrier weekly Price for mailing, - year. on
$50 for six months, Ia advance.
e. The Weekly Dispatch is issued every Fri.
dsy and mailed 10 subscribers at 3 per annuu
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YhrWAr niNG s!.s Sc s,,..ss ssn-

ents TO increase the line Of boats running from my
house snd shall at the Of the fall Gee.
al By this Arrangement win put goods through two
DAYS sooner than heretofore and nearly, IL not alto.
gefher, - soon - BY the 8. .. T. - and st mach
less expense.
Merchants west Of Lyachburs wishing - ssnsisa
their goods TO the raford agent are required 70 de-
posit funds to pay the charges T. shst point - the
Vrxira and Tennessee Railroad refuse 70 pay eol-
isct charges % eooAe received by the Canal
" 2g-fs ALPRED 8. LEE, On the poeh.
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8-Iw B.W. KNOWLES. Agent.
TMPORTANT TO THOSE USING 3T1K
i AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES --Tha atfan-

DHYsICIAN's PhEsCHIPTIONsc caTe-
L fully and accurately compounded at all hours
day or right and of select and reliable medicines at
the store of the subscriber, Market Place. Franklin
street. JNO. w. GARLfCK
no 1-2m Apothecary and Druggist.
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The Sheriffalty Case.


The Supreme Court decided, yesterday, the exct-
ing and long pending Of Bell vs. Hufty, involving
the title to the Office of Sheriff of the Parish of Or
leans. The decision was in favor of Mr. Bell. OF
course there are those who eated and those who
are depressed Such is the case always The oscilla
tons of the beam of fortune strike down as we'll as
elevate, and hit ndiscriminatey and often unustly
In the long rum however, the balance is about even
All must await their turn and it is better to do so
smngly than frownngly. II is better to laugh over
split milk than to cry over split milk, to paraphrase
homely but expressive saying.
There is no appeal from the decision of the Supreme
Court The question is settled at least until another
election We are glad of it, particularly on account
Of that portion of the community who possess any
seizable property. Why? For some weeks this
parish has been afflicted with more than its share of
sherifs Major Hufty insisted he was Sheriff. Col.
Bell claimed to be, what he has turned out to be,
Sheriff and the veteran Sampson Blossman, as prin-
opal deputy went on with the business of the office
Now here were three Sheriffs and, notwithstanding
we have often said and still maintain that the course
of New Orleans is onward and upward in all that
sttues commercial and financial greatness, were
sure ana are sure that city or parish could or can
stand three sheriffs. Confound it, they would be
compelled to sell us all out in selfdefence and then
what would become of us
On the first page of today's paper We publish the
decision of the Court in full. The separate opinion
Of Chief Justice Me1ick and tho dissenting opinion Of
Justice Buchanan, will appear tomorrow.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-08

4
REy. Dr.. DEwEY's LEoTURE-Rev. DR.. Dewey
delivered another lecture last evening in DR.. Clapps
Church, concerning the ends and means of human
culture ana al that appertains to man There was a
very large and attentive audience present. and the
utmost attention paid to all that was said. De- u,
Taking man up as creature Of Fate, and consider.
ing him IN his to certain irreyocable laws,
the plastic nature Of man under certain great laws
Ws shown, and the effect that those laws have both
upon individuals and nations
The same generic laws that rule his outer and ma
teral, regulate his inner and intellectual life. Man
cannot throw of the imperative law that binds them
They have tried and failed.
soWness is theopposite of our ages Characteristic
But moral progress is slow and must be so because
there is no royal road for advance.
Discipline Is the great thing in life. No mans
trials are made greater than he can bear, if he viii
discipline himself beforehand 1t isWearisome to do
the same thing frequently oyer, but it cannot be
avoided the extraordinary Is attained at high cost
There is the compromising thought that excellence
is in itself reward, and that what comes to man
iraFa hard labor can never be wrenched away.
This skeleton, illed up in the able and glowing
manner that il Was and woven at length, well repaid
Ill Who attended
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M BRIED:
On Saturday, 9Th inst, by Rev Duquesnay, Mr. JOSEPH
OSCAR TfIEARD to Miss ELIZABETH JULIE CAssARD,
] TnE GRnAr Russ1AN REMElpplr- Pro Bono publico

e THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDy-Pro Bono Publico
ofaccdents to the childrenn Reddings Russia save is
Boston remedy Of thirty years. standing and is recommended
by physicians 1t lisa and speedy for burns piles
bos feons chiblans and old of every kind
fever sses ulcers Itch scad head nete RASH buncns
nipples ecomnended by nurses whtlows sties Testers flea
bites spider stngs frozen limbs salt rheu scurvy and
cracked lips warts and flesh wounds is most val
liable remedy and cure which be testified to by thousands
who have used the city of Boston and vicinity for the last
thirty years In instance will this salve do injury
terfere with physicians prescriptions 1t is made from the
purest materials from recipe brought from articles
growing in that the propeors have letters from
all classes clegymen physicians captains nurses and 9TH
whohave used themselves and recommend it to others
Reddngs Russia save put in large tin boxes stamped
with picture Of horse and disabled soldier which
picture is also engraved the wrapper Price . cents
box Reddng 4 Co. For sale by J. Wright Cos o. O.
Woodrnan and all druggists fel4 eod6m&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-08

FOURTH DISTRICT PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The annual
examination and exhibition OF the public schools of
the Fourth District commenced yesterday, at the
Chestnut School, and will continue through the re-
mainder of the present week and during portion of
the week subsequent in such order as is specified in
the announcement of the Superintendent, which may
be seen in another column.
The exercises commence at nine, daily, and termi-
nate at three. A general invitation is extended to
the public to attend, which should be improved by
parents, at least. ..-. ~.-.- --".
When the examinations ere ended, the exhibition
will take place, April 16, in Felicity Street church.
The order Of exercises will consist of music speeches.
dialogues, compositions presentation of diplomas,
etc. forming very interesting and agreeable enter
tainment, o..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-08

Mga A learned writer, Dentay, says: g Dry
den his brilliant visions of poesy fes and
Mrs Radcliffe adopted the PLAN Green tea and Coffee #
sleep induce dreaming Baptist Pora for procuring
quiet and pleasing Dreams swallowed horse tongue after
supper Indigestion and that condition which is termed weak
irritable stomach constitute fruitful of visions.
Tho immediate direct influence Of repeon in totally alter
ing the sensations and the disposition in wakng moments
proof Of its derange the circulation of the brain and
the mental faculties in sleep People who troubled with in
digestion may surely relief from Hooand's German Bit
ers,' sold exclusively this country by Dr. G. NJ Jackson
1ao Arch street Phadephia and by his agents See adver
sement. E 'a5s s. s5Fs3,g& t&65 W al 2plm&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-08

MErAm1E RAoEs.-The regular spring meeting over
the Metairie Course commences to-day with every
prospect of pleasant weather. large attendance and
capital sport As wehave before Observed the stables
on the ground include the best blood of the country
and are in the most excellent training. The purses
are good but over them the blazon of winner at the
Metairie are inducements sufficient to cause every
contestant to show his best powers when called into
requsition The course might be in better condition
than it is as, also, itmight be much worse. twill
do as it stands for tolerably rapid travelling,
and may record good time. 5:
The initiatory race today is fora purse of $500,
three mile heats, with AaTow and Minnotc, for the
entries. The announcement is sure guarantee that
there will be o grand race and much sport The con-
testans are well enough known to render the hackers
of each sure of success and some bets have been sold
in the streets that $50, under, would wind up the
summary. The noble performance of Arrow on sew
erai occasions, in own city, and the reputation
and condition of Mnnow, both favor the opinion that
those who fail to go down and witness the sport, will
lose much, and that those who do go will be well re-
Warded.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-08

Miss HERoN's BENEFIT" Camille. THE play
of Camille" will be given again at the Gaiety
Theater this evening for The benefit of Miss Heron who
translated and adapted it to the American stage and
whose performance of it here, for ten consecutive
nights has amply testified both the interest which is
felt in the piece and the esteem which is felt FOR the
sctress