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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Ara liverpool % inst, Caroline Nesmi,h Kinney, WORK
sid 9Th, Cornciia, Blanchard Orleans Isaac Wright Abce
NyoTk Revenue, Robinson Rio Janeiro 5h Fanny smith
York. pcusg Msksy. warner, Meseu,pe EN- Andt Rus,
peal Caao; 7th, st Louis, oyt Nyork; Warbler Oldham
and Str Chcs naper, - Norleans Whistlins Wind, Have
lin, Camden, Me.
Al oueensown oc. Celestial Empire whuur, callao;
sid from Msufiiius Aug sedomak Livingston Cfrom Ma
dras), Cork.
Ar Al Manila !no date australia Klnman, Manila May q.
rfe injury last night by beide In ronsrt win ~
Unc'e Charlie ior hexanda witch ru back with Ioss n
towSpfi and crtwNigl damaged
Irr hfaa 0l l~ wn Nffh stg rrfssd to' oro IN Fuly
f ilai tli ~ st NJ s4 w Npta ut4i,cd a E Gsua
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SNDrSa YELLow FEVER SHrrs nro NEW JrR-
Wr-We understand that Governor Price has received
report rom the Commissioners appointed 10 inquire into
the sending Of Infected ships into the waters OF New Jer.
sey, in which stated that several square rlgEed
sells bad been sent By order Of the Board Of Health and
The health Onoers Of The STATE Of New York In the
ters WITHIN the jurisdscton Of New Jersey for The par
pose Of quarantine having on board persons su1eria
from infectious discsses. The Governor, &c lfarl n
tends 70 communicate With the Coyrrn'r 81 Ne1 Nsrx
on ue subject ard VIZ AZ re msftr t.iofs 81. frss
iaiuft, II tnits AH.li4s4, - -,
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A GRAND RALLY AT THE OLD WlGWAM.
Democratic Ratification Meeting at Tam
many Hall.
Enthusiastic Endorsement Of the Regular
County Ticket.
oo1~eN~~~~~~o~e~~~~~~>~S~~~
Fernando Wood for Mayor, Abraham D. Rus
sell for city Judge, Richard Busteed for
Counsel to the Corporation.
>~~o~>o~o~~1~~1~~e~-~~~~~~~~~-~
Edward c. West Nominated for Judge of tho Su-
preme Court in place Of James B. Whiting.
"A Bat or Row-The Libbyites Put Out and
Crushed out.
~>N~~>~~~o~~~~~~e>~~~~~~>~~>~
VICTORY OF THE REGULAR NOMINATIONS,
&C., &C.. DO.
Edward c. West Nominated for Judge of tho Su
preme Court in place Of James B. Whiting.
"A Btt or n Row-The Libbyites Put Out and
Crushed out.
VICTORY OF THE REGULAR NOMINATIONS,
&C., DC. DO.

The democracy assembled in very large numbers at
Tammany Sail TO raty the regular city and county tick
et and let OIL little superauocs enthusiasm In relation
to the Perns yivania election. Here is the CALI
MASS MEETrsc.The democ.etlc republican electors Of
the county OF New York. who are in faxor OF
he regular nomnalons aud m general usages OF me
party requested To meet as Hail. on wednesday
evening Oct q at ocIocA eg M pirpose Of hearing the
report OF the City and County NonfeE Conventions and 10
raty the nominations OF Mayor City Judge Counsel TO the
Corporon and Governor of the Aims House. The following
speakers have been invited 10 att, nd
Hon John Kelley Hon. Daniel r. sickles
Hon " Macfay, Hon. Eitah Ward,
Hon. Henry Murphy Jas. T. Brady.
Gov. Price, N. j., II. v. r. Wright
Hon Josiah Sutherland, Hon. John r Jordan, N. c.,
Hon. George Taylor, DR. Philip Merkle,
DR.. VIM Schirmr Hon nrastus Glover,
Ron Horace Y. Clark, Hon John Wheeler.
Hon W. Anthon, q. Il. Bracket, ksq
CHAS. H. RING, Chairman.
SANUEr Oscoop, &C.,. THOMAS BURNS,
PAIRrck CorIE, eea Chairman Sub Committee.
The usual adjuncts Of TammAny meetings. brass
band, plenty Of banners bonures and large number Of
the unterrined--were not wanting this occasion.
CHARLES II. KING, Chairman Of the Committee OF Ar.
-argemens, called the meeting to order and nominated
; Tor President
ELIJAH r. PCRDY.
Mr.. joss CREIGHTON nominated the following Vice Pre-
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THE TRANSLATION IN THE CAsE or HUNrIH0r0N
coNTrNuTp-prsCovERY or FREsH roRGEKIEs-
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH oF THE sYg-
EIors EXHIBITED YESTERDAY, WITH A rRoMrsH
or TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND MORE-FoRGED MOTIFS
ALREADY COLLECTED TO THE EXTENT OF OWE
HALF MILLroN DOLLARS, ETC, ETC., ETC.
The examination In the above continued
yesterday afternoon before Justice Osborne al the Lower
Police Court. Additional forgeries having been dis-
covered by officer Bowyer, the merchants whom ths
frauds were perpetrated appeared before the massrsss
and gave their testimony ~ follows
Peter X. Knapp, OF No 40 Broad street. testified lAas
the following fcrscrcs were perpesraicd upon hims-
One note, dated March ~ 1858, for..."..ss,soo %
one aote, dated May a. 1859, for......... ASA -
One note, dated May le 1865, for......... ASA 81
one note, dated May ~, 1856 FOR ......... sSss is
One note, dated August 3, 1861 for....... ssel 90
OF Il Park place deposed that the following forgery W.
committed upon his firm
one note Al nine mos., dated May 30 1855 for sI7i4
81 Broadway tsstned 70 one promissory noss having
been forged upon The firm OF which he wss msnber a
One note Al nine mos dated July "a 1850 for ssl o.
George ". Patt, Of the nrm Of Plat Brother q -
Maiden lane dcposed 81 four notes, OF the following
daies, were forged upon the nrm =
one note dated April n 1855, ,ior..........ea,ssr n
One note dated May 1850 Nr...,......... s,2se 90
one note dated July 1855 for for............. $500 90
one note dated Aug. IL, 1885, for ........ $3.50 90
Samuel W. Trusiow, Of the firm Of william wan x soss
OF Front street deposed that nots for she Follow
ing amount vas forged upon The nrm:-
note Al four ouths dated June TO- 1850 Is 500
Phelps, Dodge %. have discovered another forssd
one note ssh, months dated May ., 1884, for rss n
gate 70 tsS7,ooc The examination vi bs continued 70
day, when officer Bowycr promises 10 produce abous
$4,000 worth Of other orged notes "a rssvrsd 70
menu may be looked FOR IN connection Win Husspstors
transactions In Wan street.
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gWIrzFprANn

Six hundred delegates Of people bad assembled
horges, and constituted central committee declaring
The sovereignty Of the people endangered from monarch
al lnsYicues.
According 70 II Nord, Of Brussels the Russian organ
the King OF Pruis exaspcrsted At the conduct and
language OF the federal government Of Switzerland the
NcuchAtcl AFFAIR, that be threatens 10 proceed tho
military occupation Of the Canton OF Neufchatel the
event of the prosecution Of she oyalst prisoners
ma suspended
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THE ISLE OF sERPEYTs AFFAIR.

VT
The Ise OF Scrpcnts question has not been saiislac
torily adjusted.
Tho French squadron has been ordered 10 co operate
with tho English noc and an Austrian squadron con.
sstrg OF three steamers and six gunboats has been
sered - ConsiantInople
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FRANCE.

the rise 10 corn has checked the decline expected %
The crops exceed the average and the foreign arrivals
are ample. The Bank Of France vas again purchasing
gold. The nnal quotation OF French Three per Cents
showed an improvement CT quarter per cent.
Il seems 10 be definitely settled that Count de Nor
ny shai remain permanently In Russia French Ambss
taGor.
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RrU mJoAS hrrrSas On Tuesd AZ evening the repub
iosn headquarters Of jersey City ~sre througed Il
the regular weekly meeting q. the repus,san, The
speaker was Robert N. Poer ri New York On Monday
evening buuer " Noble, OF ~sconsIn, made q spirited
snd effective speech 70 wor dngmcn and Others ii Park
nsl. .st evening me fourth Ward Republican Club
was addressed ey ! w S,udder and Thomas n. Rcdman
Welwocd BAH the he Adquarsers Of the club On Fri.
at Park Hail. 10 hear seversi vovSrsrcer M Jersey CITY
ano oanes speax 70 defence Of free labor affected By
,ne P0mcs queswsns OF fne day. The Rocky Mountain
pirate songs.
coSeRSs1esAi NOMINATION, Tho republicans Of the
rum WnsressAal district Of New Jersey composed Of
HUDSON and yssex counties, met yesterday ct Newark,
arc nomw ted Amsl Dcdd Of Newark for Congress, In
Psssvl ~ Jn A. q n Pennington, who hes resigned 1he
Of the three parties In the district arefscob
X W'Jrtendyke, Of Jersey CITY democrat; Frederick n
n.V :, OF Jerey CITY, Amsricsni Amsi Dodd. d NeNafs
" rublcsn,
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DEN MARK.


Danish minissry bad not been formed, and an on.
teavor bad failed and the Chambers prorogued Oil
the hrst of December.
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feeling, and with moderately active demand tar M,
saes nnsir aso At very nrn prices Ths
10 e4d; 800 Egyptians elsd to Cd 500 surats 4Sd 10
6Sd, are reported 5000 bales, of which 1000
SuGARs-Notbirg has been done, the trads waiting the
result Of the London public sales.
NoIAssIs AND RUN NO transactions 10 notice.
CofrEE.-The demand continues steady 3c9 bags San
tos BY auction brought 6is to ST. and $50 bags Bahia
Rcx-The msket Is without change the transacto.s
including auction, comprising 5000 bags and ese
pockets Bengal at los. 10 los. Cd. per cwt.
SMrpsrKs-6oe bags have been sold chiefly ct $50.
for ga including small parcel at aSs per cwt for tws
per cent refracton.
scorcH PIG Inos Our markets for warrants closed 4
6es 3D. to o7s Sd Business reported at o6s 3D.
shipments from Glasgow last week l06ee
Do. do. do do 1854. n,TAs
Aggregate shipments from Glasgo = from January
eo', s;on 70 aas s;:s
rrios this time last year, 7os "a.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
CoRs.--To days market was well attended by local
place wheat vance upon the prices Of this d.
week. OF 3D. 3D. for fine, and Id "a per 10 lhs. Or
which were very scarce, sold al advsrce Of ls anA
Diary 3D. per bbi above the rates Of Tuesday s
sack unaitered. Oais-A fair dem1nd for new 81 To
figures Of this day week Oatmeal rather cheaper aaA
slow sale. Egyptian beans 3D. desrer S6s 3os. d.
The inquiry was limited mixed and yellow selling 4
former quotations, white at m improvement OF 3D. pr
quarter.
THE LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON Oct. Z, 1855.
SUsAR-The market has opened with q steady appear
ance and the large public sales progressing wishs8
showing material alteration In prices. The rennea
markeiis steady; grocery Jumps, 65s. 10 68s.
Conu-The public sales going of without spirit.
TKA-The market s steady, but quiet the trade awaf-
ing the public sales, which will take piooe on Thursdy
next.
CoTToS.-l60 bales sold at full prices.
Rc1-26o0 bags East India were offered and Al
bought at los.
sAITpERx-1e0o bags. refracton 3L were offered, saA
bought In al the high price Of 36s but there appeared 10
be buyers at 35s to ass. ID.
Rex remains without alteration.
In other articles material alteration but specula4ors
show great chncinauon to continue operations.
TALLow-The market Is firm. Town tallow u Quot3i
bls. 3D.; last three enonths, 60s. to Sos 3D.
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The s. Petersburg correspondent OF the London Pp,
saysA Joint stock company has iust bcen form ID 1t ~
petersburg under something more than covers meut
patronage Tor the greater part OF The shares have areay
been taken by various members of the Imperial nily
and BY some Of The ancient and powerful Russian
nobility Twenty commercial scre~ stesmers Of the
largest class 70 be built The arst instance Some
Of them viii be constructed in America In zland
and q Few In the Gulf OF Finland.
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TEE ofERA IN BOSTON.

Ii.l
"I Trovstoren was given last night succ sssluy
The audience brilliant the psrquctte and bal.
cony being completely ned aud all the par OF the
theatre Containing very large nber OF enthusiastic
music lovers. Narttzek wns warmly greeted taking
"a place at ihe desk He looks the worse FOR his
ci con msrd over the orchcttra (Which large and
txceen manifest during every part OF the OPERA
sod especially in the four acL Madame De Ia Grange
Adelaide Phillips BrigDoli and Amodo, received
with many expressons Of pleasure and several times
oortd la Grange was ne usual splendid throughout the
rerfcrmnnce. From "Taosn Ia notteu TIL the death
scsae, every note delighted the s,cnsrs and In the con
cluson OF " Damor sui ali foseo every breath held
Our fAyorte townswoman made q most successful
atat Hszardors as 70 sing the part or Azucena
alBed with sdnirsbe power Affer the nrsf cw
CT "Strde Ia vamrsp In which ahe seemed somewhat
enharrassed she succeeded IN gaining tho complete
sasacfon Of all her friends The compass and power OF
her voice. and her perfect command Of stage business
we're especially evident.
Btsncn vas sirsulsry deficient In hls Hrst air, the
torrnade Ih n1a tones made We tear lest the damp
sther bad affected bis voice Seriously; but
he forward everything OF the sort disappeared and
he rang the par, Of Manrico with great eject He is .
glad 10 notice very msrked Improvement in bis
acting and the dsappearance Of that lstessncss which
we have ro,iccd before.
Amodio hss made ths part Of the Count his own, and
bo fully sustained bis reputation. His reading Of IN
n.lsn was very satsactory 70 the audience caspronl
Fernando, and the chorus wa good chcvus ought
20 be- composed OF who have sung tSethcr Tor
years past, and are rected By Naretzek.
This performance Of IN Trovatore', has never been
ment In other characters hc has this We may anti
cpse most successu season, for the oacr performers
all that be desired. The opera fsp wednesday
II Furihni with IA Grange Tor the 6rss time, Eyss.
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CHINA

from Hong Kong we have the followlng:-Of the
rebels in Quangsi hear nothing. An extensive Ore
broke out on the 22d July among the boats Shameeu
suburb which destroyed great numbers and about two
hundred lives were lost From Shanghai We have dates
10 the 31at July The movements OF tho rebels still
created much uneasiness but large bodies OF Tartar
troops had lately been brought down from the North
and there report tina, the rebels had been defeated
ouire~ Conformation
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Non-Arrival or the Arabia.
HALIFAX, oct 22-1l r. n.
The steamship Arabia, now In her twelfth day frsa
Liverpool, has not yet been sgnalized of this port. As
weather ID calm and hazy.
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The Opera War-A Long Tom from the Lats
Max Maretzek.

Boston, Oct. 81, 1883
DxAR sm-when two parties are engaged in nego,ia.
ton, and Of them finds TO be bad one, believe
the usual and only honorable Is to back out
tme.
Ths Is what have done In refusing the lease OF the
Acsdemyof ygsic upon the terms offered by the com.
miitee Ia done everywhere and is the usun coarseS
Bu. in this instance has Sroush, on newspaper war
In which the friends OF all parties went In while ha ve
remained quiet spectator until the present moment
Your paper Of yesterday contained q communication
signed "opera Goer,n which attack upon my pr
vae character; nothing but is would have caused
II |. the general bcref, as VET a. my own opinion
that the whole business Of Opera Goer, ryrovded
be Is paying one) to ha, be gets the worth OF bis
money. In this connection nA,,er myself tha, 10 over
. thousand performances given under my direction In
this country, rot three could be named 10 the contrary
As to my private Affairs they my own and the pub
c Just little whether have houses and lands AZ
hey DO whether ans gentleman connected with the Aca
deny OF Music, past PRESENT has made money by lot
tery operations, Investments In the slave trade by
monopoly In TIE gran market discalm ali intention Of
pde'at or dietaiicn In musical matters. only claim
the rght to conduct my own Affairs n the usual way
Thanking those who have espoused nv cause gene
rousiy, ] am, yours respectfully, MAX MARErzGK.
COMPLAINT OF BOARDING HOUSE KEEPER-LErTER
FROM LONE wIDow, WITH FOUR SMALL
CHILDREN.
Nxw Yosx, Oct q, 1855
NJ. J. G. BxSSETr
EDuoR or THE NEW YoRE HElfn:-
DRaR SI have seen In yocr valuable paper duripg the
last week communicaiiors from dcrea: parties relative
10 the Italian Opera have described the manncr In
which things conducted behind tho scenes others
have taken advantage OF the opportunity Inform the
public OF bat they know concerning tho pedigree SC.
OF the codash arntocracy, call them. Altogether
they have thought &C opportunity show their skill
" letter writing and have treated the rnstter
thing very funny and frivcloas But, my dear SIR
ssh 10 into m you there is moro serious view to be
sen OF the matter Keep respectable boarding house
nenr the Academy OF Music; am lone widos lady,
-hh four small children; four OF my boardcrs were
ployod Al tho Opera house, but since the Opera was
brosen up they have been out OF employment, and,
therefore, unable 10 pay their board and washing do
not IKE 70 turn them away Tor do will be certain
10 Ice what they owe me, which Is than can
Afford 80 Ar. kitor, II yo1 could tell me when We are
ssan 70 have Italian Opera you would greatly obligo
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ne asssl i. Oesr ''Fa'.I''i y ysry hsp ss III
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Mr. joss CREIGHTON nominated the following Vice Pre-
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DIED,
NJ. SALLY BOWERS, Censor, ofco,.
On the iiih Mar, aged Z;

On the iih hay aged ~ Nj. SALLY BOWERS Censor, ~ Col
Carr bev.r-. Northampton caanty.
deVsasfi h-lavi ,nsue,
hr nsh- 'f"huh sf h.srly hall
-h s' -h" "a. s"y'y afflicted nth bodily .nn.rnss
,"as .hs's-f severely trying here p.lI,1e-
hassn ab- a-.n,. Of uei -i,h bsr
uy'rr"a. .ni u"ash at times do~n people
not t"r-hksn or her heart hxsd her
shor do n" she had hing .dos . and
" i've her r'e'ds then do
ENJOY the consolation Of fully
u"n al. has entered that insos where
u" more. and vhsrs oed shs wipe all from
On the 18Th Of March 1855
sd.nee Of her husband Alex snder Msn.s
county Va NARY JANE MEsIgEE lloyd BTo. n.
hg.
Berry hn d. re..sse. Of Philip Mallory In orang. county
on sunday. April fh 1885, the ist mi
kBtfh NALLt relic 81 the late Martin Nas. Cupepsr .nd
daughter Of Daniel Branch, Of Po~hat.n County
On Thursday 18Th instant residence, near
Prince oeorr.'. county, Nd. THOMAS MokNkw, E.9,
Al San rrancseo, April 18Th. sner Hines. d, yDNoxp
ID HAMMOND Assistant Treasurer unlt. STATE. Mint g.,
~ year., late Of Mihoh Pa -' -
san frsne..o April Ys Of consumption wear Of
his age Russell a. MOVES, late Presrn the P.c1, f,
Company - 49,
In L-JOn April NJ. rHos AsHMoRr E.s I.i. Of IN. a, .,
rho-. As,nior- a r,n of London. ~ - = Wv "''- W
~ is~ison oho sh Inst OWEN BROWN No. ard - wear.
VIZ !" sss On. "f the early planners
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AhRsvALs AR THE sXen1NGE ssOrE,
AND BALLARD HOUSE

TUESDAY. nOru MAJ, 1856
q Long Collins jenkins, N AZ CLARK N Y. M.,,h.
lyncheu'g; Roeci. ksrI C,iumb. q n m -.
mrs L<wi-. child md Miss Nm
pha Richards Melbourne. Australia; Grn, IA II.itsn
Portsmouth, ksnt Louisa, Fcklin WckLan, I,d
.na mre. friends sprisx sud lady w.l srn-ti
Va r,he Alabama Mrs hiOt aud sou, Charlottesville d "
hatniy, Aes,naTe Winston, lady servants. Mis-.
Knight IA AndsIsan IT, Lu.a q sse.d, Nelson D Nv.
co. Ahsn-is' haTon, ssuntuu Loving Iorng King
an and @'sn Taylor u DssEt-. Brootys. zltsr Ns.h
vile kpes, Prince Grorve Clute 81 Anihouy's p,.
hsudsrsou netbusF, Amber lady a iArt ana
poui.isn >rbri aud lady Noitoway C,aain whi,r,,,
nss "hh-ofn Dinuiii- Ghoson. ~ anu. Ps,rr.urv
",is '.,"rs'a h.sa"d-r Jr Mis Aes ,D.r
Nc o"ih.a Mrs C"sIau. children al NJ
snsssr- Mis- ~gsn l~ssn. Hal, No.n Csn,pii
a." rsnh "" Re- "a II v Jordan. u Harris, Bedford " q
tetk h"ht ourry u Mays, % u ID al Cr.Iy
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m;spnryn.JHT

Al hrempion." the rssnes nh-r on w-sn,-i.x A..
as ,s,..n, sy as Ne. wn.a Nfhsn E..,oa. y, Mr.
koMkf DANNY. Of CuhIb~rsad, Virgins MAMIE "A
hAkS daughter Of John l. M.yre r.q eeassy
soDersss Isnn is 2slh Of April 1876 rev rnh
r.hsa. Ds. Nm f.,IanoN, fsasIy ~ .o,ntx
Va" Mhf "iiis.o' f-yslS e"aniy. reon.
King aso.x AZ raL.a chuses Ma, isih. b, gs, John
o. Rose No NNPOLEoN ARNOLD .n 81 =. IA IA MO IcIi
Oh saai.y morning 9TH in.tsn'. by the A. Ban-,, Ms
WILLIAMS MOTION ~ Orans- o. Nj. AIMS " l.,..,,
William hsasisy, 20 ~ spott.yivsn. "
is ksp,si. rsan isih isa.1,. NJ JAMES HOPE To Mis-.
JANIS hoff, both sf kpossAis Hope oH-hops yyes
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Wa call the suenton OF our readers To All advertise
met" N another column headed important TO Southern
Manufacturers which is of much importance aud should
receive due consideration from all Interested
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MsTAorLES Hall The chslnic4 And other
objects nov exhibiting at Metropolitan
aidener' every night Il IL exhibition TRUTH upon which
ee ye can stE; without becoming mind
may re'r WITH sensations Of pleasure Charming
attendance that the
Wnie' announces exhibition afternoon at rIk chi
dren admitted at cent ~ ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-21

fiSfp The Mayor yesterday impos, fine Of So ID
upon Frederick Grrner for selling ardent spirits without
license
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ENrnAonDrNAny ClSF.

81, 49,. kCHuoNp, Nav It, $50
sm1l sores, wiri gradually rst-nrd entire i 3D.
dug bUt 'tr' shah tHufh sore. H. H.. -
me o. ,f hh both e'f' wcud drr % tud ,ort. ef ,s,
uf'd 1td dotlT rrmed,~ vithout result A. ~,
cured an appl,d little TtRF OF. bsrsn 4. vf t,
huule 50 brs,, sud tpIi gals again t-r,, a. ~
sore Wv eldest daughter Pc DO ct .,r. 49,, ~ 49,
Turf OF. sicl' had looked much ts uhrn YOU m a IA
w ut anor bottle, aud htr lcsi nearly vii To.
~ aFffarat~ c'r and ocl hair rn hour every 10 sh h. All
"a. Ntp on'Ne ono more bottle fl assured ,r. 81,
enirty a. ner + but Nle ~ fie dis.asr frnainrr - ~
entitled 10 ls and or hr b-i,6 of ctr. t.tr rrs,t 81
n FiVing yuu tiiit crrthrae WestschiIy nv mi
IT, Mrssrs nuvF Co 1T
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rARDoN'-A 'nan 'a'ned George W Williams who was
arrested at the time OF the list Fair Tor sttempt la
"'ehk h'o the dwelling al Jas Thomas IT, aud was sub
sriucuN convicted aud sentenced term of lmp- al.
meat I" the cat, jail has been pArIoucd hy the ov.uor
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SuNAIR SuiTs--Those elegant garment. for su,nn.r
wear at the establishment of Keen Baldwin 4 Co are
4" s'r't demand man may now wear stylish suit at
very small expense.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-21

SAVAGE AssAuLr-A man named Thomas j Smith has
been arrested and committed the Jail o nrico county
Tor violent assault upon Mr.. ROYAL Crouch by whom b
Wa e"ioyrd ia the capacity o ovefse-r Ii !, ,ta Al
@pne aros" bct"erh them about some ttitng matter
nh"" Smith seized hoe and Inflicted a Terrible blow an,
CIonchs head. mining linn 10 a MANUFACTURING n.al.I.r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-21

h"SUH'Sr ~ PtrtH"nuGG. Measures on foot ia r.,
te'song or the erection Ut monument To the ,.n..y
o' the late Captain Richard Mci,e and the hearted
"ho 81 gallantiy representative "Cockadc cat,
ln tile war Ol 1872
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-21

TnE TELEGRAPH WEsr.-We learn from the Salen,n
IVA" Register that Telegraph Office will be established
~ that place early in June
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-21
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bhAstLts sThEET.
~ on hand large
HnNbs styles COACHES, CoAche-- Charrtt.r. Barouc-.
Tops. -' $3.50 -'N''-'
have also At my Repository large Northern
ArAss manufactured by the approved makers ranyns
s ,se sys q no top buggy TO ty e-ach
'@-r ~ Nant o. vi and 10 call and
sAnhr my stock a. an determined sill reasons