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Why are the ladies of the present day like the lilies
of Scripture? Because they sstoit not, neither do
they spin; yet solomon in all his glory vas not az
iayed Ike one Of them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-22

We find q para gragh in circulation in which It is
estimated that the clergy cost the United States
million dollars per year; the criminals twelve Iai
Ions the dogs ten millions; and the lawyers thirty
five millions.
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A Vital. DlRFEREScE.-Tle Galveston Confederate
furnishes the following
Dialogue ,chic is supposed 10 hare occurred recently
bet,oeen tro Aat;-. .inericans, one nefirebo1n and
The other foreigner; Scene, DemscTatic meeting:
Natiye-And more than all, he is native of this
country. s{
Foreigner-Yat did understand youto say, sir
Immense excitement) 5sls555 4
Natve-I did not understand the gentleman-What
does he wish (Excitement increases with cries Of
"datsh goot, datsh goot.' g5 i&E#s s$5
Foreigner wish to known vat de gentleman
means about native of this coulry2 (Intense excite
ment and native much alarmed and in great trepi
dation.)
Natiye-Ah! oh! yes, / will explain-r thought
that every body knew that Il was good AnttAmeri-
can-I meant dat he Isl fatiue of 3srus z
Great load apparently moved--excitement seems
to subslde-louder cries of datsh goot" and " datsh
right while the disaffected escape with deep curses
and imprecations upon the American who dared to
present the nativity of his candidate as one OF his
qualifications for office. s gs5 .ssi$
The music is then supposed to have played . My
Fader Land" to the tune of "G God save the State.
and the meeting adjourned. $zt
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II,IlEl RAGAssE FuRNACE.-- LETTERS Pl

TTHE BAGAssE FURNACE. -- LETTERS @ IS PA PA
MAN Of No. 81 NatcheH street, New orens under M the date
of Decemler 1854 fora furnace for burning Wood and InsSs
pro1ed in an Of rs THE rREsSr sEE
ls It works entirely M natural dra"ght and without the aid
ID II contains no CRATE bars or other irons interior
id requires stopase Of the mill to have its ashes
4h The Basusse is stirred touched after arrives
5t 1t burns all the Basasse and makes steam enough
the mill engine steam battery, and pumping engine
n s oh SS e ABOVE "a es crop " 's'
FunacS makes no pretension to burn haSase alone and
form in the principle: upon which works Or IL the results
Ss %SiSA sSs !naS Fe
@ s a N Sa k9yG @ tic sf iss IL Sd p % d %e n
Ses a cannot stand upon their own merits No person vii be
@ Rs'sn S"i wilt "
g%ra9esa in ts udrhed use anh rosscsSGn oe ~
e ess ] sS d 5 an st to n sDs s TO @ n If 2ycs ]
"DsF UNI saastSy 81 s"sra"tSs puSsS%ssT w t''S
ing" etc. to be had OF the H'cGsi shGH II Ell IT, f SMT S!fsTii
jas d&w6m 81 Notchez Street New Orleans.
2 SLAVE DEPOT, NO. l5G COaInIoN
. ~ ai,ss SGsH T sh iS fsDS ( SAS 5!; :t
Having leased the threeeTy dwelling No. l55 Common near
and her Slaves reasonable terms as be obtained in the
E-Par'eul attention g,i be Rsi to eOnsgnmsnts slaxe
.
n. B.-rhe HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for LIKELY
YOUNG NEGROES nj ly
OFFICE OES NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
" Observation-Disclosures No. I'll Camp srect-1ncorpora
ted under Act of the LEGISLATURE on 18th March 1856
The office Of the Institution will be open for the reception OF
Deposits every morning Sundays excepted tro TO Clock,
nni on Saturday evenings from 8 TO O'Clock.
Deposi!S Of One Dollar and upwards will be received
The employment of the funds is strictly limited by the Act of
Tncorporion Public Debts of the United States, u! the
Loans upon mortgage Of Hcncmnbcred and unDored Real
Estate within limits of the city OF New Orleans not exceed
ing 30 per cent. Of the appraised cAsh value.
Loans pledge the Stock OF The Incorporated Banks in
New Oricins exceeding GO cent of the market value
Interest Profit derived iron, the employment of the
funds distributed semi annual among the peposturH.
No trustee directly Indirectly borrow any Of the funds
nnyp ~ cmouTlulit wllnteSeF
Certificates deposits having interest at rc to c agreed
upon will issued less than 5000 deposited Ur
specified time. ,,-,rrrr
George FEslis, A. D. Kelly, William FoScl,
W n Mercer Geo Urquhaxt, r. B, Sumner,
q. C. Duncan a ilcinet 5toFGc dohHs
Withumus Ho1Brt, +. ~ hooit lhga. \: Clark,
Til4s A. Adams, +. A. Bradford, y. u, Witlers.
". N. MERCER, President.
VI vi: TnoaG;fHiI.s' vicerrcsiden1s
r. B. SUMNER
D. b. WITHERS Treasurer.
N B-Copica Of the Ae. of Incorporation and Bylaws
be obtained OF the Office. as ly
c,TORAGE-s E-s'T0RAGE-TIIE ALGIEEs WARE,
. IOIjSES-A F. COCHRAN HAIL, Agents, IS GrGvier
street have for the bulk of 100 600 tahc 600
salt housed yard for the reception Of railroad
And pig iron. Of storage a :aTorae caa be had
f95 3plm
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W~Ga LA II. SHORE PACK e II
lEt@sssaaIlEteS STEAMER Creole.-Wnter Arrangement
t5saaas For Ocean Springs, and intermediate landings,
extending her trips far Pascagola Tuesday and Saur
day Of each week
The splendid low pressure packet steamer Creole, VIM Fl.
IIucn MASTER built expressly for this trade, with superior
accommodations will leave the Lake end Of the Poncartyn
Railroad the arrival at the Lake Of the cars follows:
Leaves Pouclattrnn Railroad, Leaves Ocean Springs.
TUESDAy AyS......4 P. NJ. cars WEDNESDAY MORNING,
TiIuRSDAYs, a. n cars ERIpAY I Y M.otRNSIING' .t.IsSI'
On Tuesday and Saturday she will far Pascagola
n5 r. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Pacc
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SHEAl-i3 casks Dry Salt, for sale by
VI MIC S. II, KENNEDY i CO, " PoTdgaH street
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TIE MISSING STEAMsHrrs-The New york Tribune
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STOR -Stl'Ssts A&tE1.TLiE ALGIEES WARE
- IoUsEs-A. F. COCHRAN q II ALL H. Agents 10 GrGyie5 %
salt Also housed yard for the reception Of railroad
pig iron. Rates Of storage u favorable can be had
MIN,
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Y ZOO RIVER.
THE LAKE.

re- - US. nIAIT--FOR M.tNDEyILI.E, MAD.
eApllt s. isonviilc and Corngon-The steamboat Via,
;Ss=Esaa glnia Pearl, Captain j. W Hoffman, leaves
the Lake end Of the Pontclnrran Railroad MONDAYS
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS the arrival of the IL
qcloek n c.rs Re'u1nYg leaves Covngton TUES
NJ and arrives at the Railroad in time take the O'Clock p
n. cars For freight passage apply an board, or to
ms If ID. C. LOWlIER 9S Magazine street.
Tg, FOR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
= S MAIL LlNE-Ninter Arrangcment.-The
fssFe=@s splendid owpressure packet steamer Cuba, R.
A. eirn master Elorltfa S. B. Frost MASTER and Ore
gon, A. H. Myers master having been built expressly for the
LIKE with superior accommodations of the nbove
steamers will leave the Lake end of the Pontclaain railroad
daily the arrival of the O'Clock F. NJ Returning,
will stop PascHgnulH Monday and Thursday evenings
Cabin Fare to Mobile. ..........................S6
=
r. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place
New Orleans November |, 1855.
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T%a PORT HUDSON AND WAITER
ssafesa = 100 PACKET New Latona, Emile Gross:
5s7 master. having been thoroughly overhauled and
repaired and newly painted will her trips in the above
trade eny New Orleans every FRIDAY clock a. NJ,
and every MONDAY, at 8 O'Clock 7. NJ.
E5Te Iaona will be ready take freight every Monday
and Thursday for all landings the Goast Donaldson Bayou
Goua Paqlemne, Baton Rouge Lobdes Store Port IIud
son. Waterloo and all Intermediate landings
For freight passage havng superior accommodations apply
board. o23
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.- SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
FO r RED RIVER.

Will leave on SATURDAY, the 22 inst. O'Clock p NJ
rygsss FOB UPPER RED RIVER, FORT
4s1 = Towaon, Roland, White Oak Shoals and Fulton.
issSaM-ss9a The light draught steamer White Cliffs,
John Granm, master will leave above For freight pas
sage apply on board, to S5H5 SHAW & ZUNTa,
mis- 40 and 42 Fulton. and 90 and Il Front street
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re- REGULAR PACKET STEGA ME1Is
F.l9Hell Magnoia-For Eieksb4rg Warrenton, New
Carthage, Grand Gulf Rodney. Natchez and all
intermediate andingThe elegant swift running passe1-
ger packet steamer agnolim, Capt ST. Clair Thomason
will leave for the above every TUESDAY, at O'Clock p NJ
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
7. b. SMITH II Lev street.
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OU A HITA RIy Err.

VIII leave TUESDAY. 25th inst, at s O'Clock P. NJ.
ff1sss REGULAR OUACHITA PACKET.
The splendid fast running passenger steamer D.
9s :. stacy, Moore master will leave as G alb above
omew and d Arbonne Marie Sabine Trenton Monroe Coum
ba Pine Bluffs arriaonurg and all intermediate landings.
For freight Or passage apply on board or to
me- 7. B. SMITH 10 New 1eyee.
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W HIT E RTV R.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 22d inst, Mt o'clock P II
FTEssss FOR WHITE AND ARKANSAS
3lszlH 2 Rivers+Tle new and light drangt ,.
t5.sSESs= HIOl'Tisett, ID. Branlcnhnrg, master, will
eays fer Iacks9np9rt Elzahsh Augusta Des Are D';s
landings, above. For freight or passage apply board
LEWIS SN!APP II CO. 81 Front street.
Freight taken for Napoleon and all Bends also
Arkansas River if consigned Des Arc DuvAlls Blum
Aberdeen. mis-
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SkE- WANTED TO CEIARTER-A GOOD
vessel of about 2ON barrels For particulars, apply to
,9sAAssx j. L. ASlIBRIDGE CO.,
fell l20 Common street.
SkE FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
kS The fast sailing mrk lowell, isl tons, registered
ovcAled and repaired, with yellow pine bottom, res-
tened sparS, sails, rigging and coragc complete;
ready to take cargo. For terms npplyfto
dl9 G. W. UINSDN#&ECO., 80 Camp street.
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TOE1E HAE.LGGfS IS BROTHER. 2i7 TGHOUPI.
u tolG; street above ST. Joseph, COPPER TIN AND SHEET
iKoN NokkElS, are now prepared 10 do all knds oi work
in their line Of business such rs nr ur iii and G9ppsr NJ
ers Valleys ETC. Also putting Copper lin and Zinc Roofs
IN all parts Of te city at moderate PRICES With promPtgcSs and
dispatch All kinds of Jobn" aud Requiring attended to with
dispatci by strict attention to all orders we hope merit
share of the public patronage.
We beg leave TO refer the following gentlemen Mcsss
Cozicr Wing, Jamson Mcintosh, Cook Aolchouzo, Rok
iinghes, W. Church, Thomas Murray Isaac Thnyer
Caller. Turpin Co.. J. ". Jewell. ja2ld&W Stu
GgsAUEs'S FsATENP CORN AND FIGURING
~ Mill, fuyoaby known throughout the Southern States
exclusively possessing the combined qualities Of
|. Being firmly set in strong iron frame;
2. Using only the best French Burr Stones;
g. Running the lower stone, which being fast the Spindle
in contact with its fellow to be injured BY
running empty;
4. Having 10 get fOosG
5. Having drives arid to make it shake;
G. Having It's spindle in piece from brdgeree 10 hopper
bearer.
This A viii run Eve years without dressing the stones aud
is now offered ut the following prices:
= IS inch, single gear, Sl20.
% 40, Double gear, Sl6)
81 :. -, l85. :, :, 30
The 30 inch mill will grind 10 bushels with proper
speed. and the salslies ones in proportion,
SAMUEL. II. GILMAN
fell iEW3m No, 81 Matches street. EoN ORLEANS
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WIN leave on SATURDAY. I'D inst. at o'clock F. NJ
| fTg FOR SHREVEPORT, CIR Nd
1885, 8 B@yon Grand Ecere Campts, Alexandria and
dranlt steamer p. f. F1imDall W. W Wiheni,ery
will leave above. For freight passage, apply
| board. Ut .--
| MIC r. B. SMITH, 12 New Levee
HdS~Tie Kmba will take freight for Fulton White Cliffs
| and JeIsrson with the privilege Of reslpping.
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OER7DVAI..-The undersigned has removed 10 No. s
X Ifnnn street between Charles and Caronde streets,
nre he viii devote whole time 10 his professional business,
az an Notary Pubic, aad Commissioner for
naary every State in the Union 1rrrtr,,r rr5,r-ry
Sl5 Gu HL~ttts%1A "IAN'4''l' l.
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/ Will leave WEDNESDAY. 26i inst, o'cloch P, NJ
! R@1a REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET.
For Memphis, Helena Napoleon, tirce,le
all landings in The I5euds.-The regular pas
senger packet Ingo1nnr, L. MeDonougl master leave
| above For freight passage, apply board
T. Il. SMITH, IL New I.evce street.
The Ingomer will take freight for Nashville with the
privilege Of reshpmen Memphis Nashville and Mem
ps packets John G. Cline John Simpson, CITY Of Huntsville
! and Embassy. m22
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LOWER MISS SJPp1.

Will leave TE ESDAY, 18th inst nj 5 O'Clock p. NJ.
GS9s A. REGULAR MEMPHIS SATURDAY
taaRlskeS' Packe-For Memphis Helena, Napoleon Green
asszsasa vile, and all landings in the Bends--Tle new
regnlgrpassenger packet Insoma1 L. McDonoui master
will be rcadi 10 receive freight Monday morning,
leave above. For freight passage apply board
ma JOHN +. HYDE Il co, is Postlras street.
n The 1ngonar will take freight for Nashville, will,
privilege Of reshpne.t Memphis the Nashville
phs packets john G. Cline, john Simpson, City of Huntsville
and It1nhnSAN =. = -
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
- -
@ HII @ RI.Y ER

W ~ leave on Tlt ESnAY, the lst April s O'Clock r. NJ
f. h. FOR LOUTSVILLE-T II + FAST
running steamer Isol)'t j. Ward.
will leave above, nnd for all intermediate
landings For freight or passage apply board
BETTERT0N d KEEFFE;
q TchoupitouIas street,
R- plan of the cabin be rooms secured
by applying to 1Setterton & KeefTc. mis-
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g. Cat t-15urse for you1ss 1oxez,

i.,.....,.....s. !.
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GEANIAM, II. ID. ~ Co.., COMMISSION. FORWARD
- ING AND WESTERN PRODUCE MERCHANTS, and
dealers III Oils, Rice, Alcohol O5 Poydras street ale
GIECK44ElS &:s Co., DRUGS, MEDICINES, SURGICAL.
- INSTRt MGNTS Wholesale and retail, Nos Is and
~ Cana! street. 40
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rTfDBACCO-Supcror brands Virginia manufactured, al
l. ways hand for sale by
jal8 SIN c. NJ. HARVEY 4 CO. 30 Union st.
WINDOW GiLASS.--AsSORTED SIZES JERSEY,
w hand all the time direct from the manufacturers. For
sale by
jalS 3m C. NJ. HARVEY & CO.. 40 Union street.
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E&E~ FOR GEINOA-THE REMARKABLY FAST
ERE sailing packet ship Quebec George T. Emerson,
having OF her cargo engagcd will meet
with dispatch. For balance oil freight passage, apply
beard,
ml5 ]. II. ASITBEIntE CO, 80 Common street.
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rur DAILY DISPATCH.


Monday --..-~~-11>~-~~~s-
->s~.,~rser or MrRDERER.--The Auburn =
A...r,csn. Of thessb inA., gives 90 account o.
go "a cours a shs sentence Of Jno Yitseef'
- voaur man convicted Of the murder OF ne
s.,hsr mother and brother. II sAys
=. tn cours room was crowded with spec,a.,on'
,nn Jndres took their seats 1t the appointed time.
,he shsorbinr interest felt by Al eonsriouted
- nsoduce that bresthiess slence genelauy pre-
- ~ On such occasions. fhe muroefef wAs
sss.,sht n. and furnished with sesf within sne
r r.. "a only few feet from the Bench Tie
, D, - A.toyney moved that the sentence be OBJ
s.,.ssd and the Judge told Fitzeraid to stand up.
.,s Al ;, .nd ali eyes were bent upon him. He
-. 10 ,he rsze of sill unmoved and unabashsd-
Avfui as was the situation he occupied. yet he
n..S 81 he the most unconcefned Of all those
1870 He vas dressed with scsupuIous neat
49, +, vas evident that he had bestowed mi
.,,.a attention to his costume. His dark hair.
.-h,ch he wears In profusion, was cofnbed and
CURED with great care. HIS neck was enseopea
a. . slk check scarf the ends of which feu 50 low
~ almost 70 conceal his shirt bosom. HIS noek
coat was spotless, buttoned In front. and "nite
handkerchief was Visible In the side pockeI a
pair of dark pants and well polisaed oooss COM
Ts rose 20 Ria FEET when requested to do 40 by
ths Judge, and fixed his eyes firmly upon HIM
Ths sentence was long, but able. appropriate. and
f,u OF earnest appeals 70 the heart ana conscience
ot.the wretched cuiprit He exhausted language
realiring sense of the enormity OF his rnonstrous
crime aud It's awful consequences, but his efforts
while ali In the costr. room were powerfully
moyed-not few even to tears-yet Fitzgerald
stood unmoved throughout the trying scene. Not
a muscie moved. His countenanee was bold, har.
dened In every fe ature, and his eye was cold "a
marble. When asked II he had anything TO say
why the last dreful penalty of the law should NOT
Be passed upon him, he promptly and In arm
voeoe replied-"No, sir-not word |" and when
the Judge, having sentenced him to be hung on
Friday, the 2sth Of March, concluded with an earn
est appeal to Almighty God In his behalf Fitzger'
sid said-"f an mlcA obliged 70 you sir :" and took
his seat utterly unmoved and apparently uncon'
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From The JosrnAa Of Comm
VALENTINE.

Carefully my cabinet uaeloslng. -
where mid rslics Of my happy - .,n.
Loves swsei tokens long have s, o :. lss aep'
forshi bring snee v g sns nsa' -
Precious token to this heart OF mime
Lie. within iss sol,is ringies golden;
Severed frnru NV Mabels shining neao
In that blessed springtine, swee. sns osss
Ire my hopes were numpeie" VAS sA' 1880
Silent token from her heart 70 miae
Lang .ro NV MabeTs slender fingers
ToSrcssd his fragment from sweet old song;
How INV glance, bedimmed with tesr-drops, In.
Rose.hned page, and song-linked line along
Valentine,
Poudiy do trace thine every linz
Twas . sweet old rhyme Of pleasant fancies
which an English poet wove Of yore,
had watched her blue eyes gentle g'anees,
As her red hps rnurmured Ger and DER.
1855 .EEs Valentine,
That sweet burthen Of this page of thine
While across the threshhold Of the winter,
Springs soft delicate footsteps traced the snow,
Mabel wandered forth mid brighter blossoms
Than the May Q Ter brought TO US below.
Valentine
Heard she sweeter notes than songs OF thinef
Where brought with joy my blue-eyed bride,
And of Spring and Joy and Hope were telling,
On the morning when my Mabel died
Valentine,
Died she On that festai day of thine.
Little birds, which Auttered round with singing
Told the coming of the early rain,
And the earth to sudden verdure springing,
As the flowers looked smiling forth again.
But my Mabel
Came not back with birds and flowers again.
So to-day my cabinet unelosing,
Where mid relics of my happy Past,
Loves dear tokens long have been reposing,
Forth bring thee to the light At last
Valentine,
Precious token to this heart OF mine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-18

WHO PROVED DAT CAT As q very respecta.
BILE colored gentleman of Boston, . dealer in &c
cond-hand clothing passing down Brattle
street to his place of business, evil disposed
person, coming up behind him, threw the frozen
carcass of . cat and hit him the back. Instant
ly wheeling to the rightsbout face, the insulted
citizen exclaimed, In voice half choked with in
dignation:
"I-I-rd give Ave dollars TO any gemmeu who
would point out de noxious individual who fro1ed
dat freezsd cat at lae"
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HOTELS.

NIOTiCE.-.THE mILFORD HOUSE.
aSyss 4; r ss' Depot sssss On s.
line Of the r. =. { 2. h r. The propristor y r,s-
pared 70 i've ssod Recommendations aud hopes 70 %
literally sstronis's, w n BRAGG, Proprietor.
Milford Depot Caroline Co. W. Feb. Tim
.NTOTIOE.--Tne HaIIard Heeel saIeen, In
IN the new building opposite the Exchange Hotel
sntrsnce the same a. that % tne nossL IL 80 -,
ishn,ept 90 the Europesn plan u this day open Tor
The INSTRUMENTATION of the public, and the subscriber
hopes that the neat and elegant style IN which ne nas
d b, saloon win :. tar NEE ss sss
ina Az n :o MI. AVE-, sisis ~ ~ j. W. SMITH,
isis Lste Of Lynchburg ".
4 NRRICAN HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA:
"a sssn III. .nd undsr Se
oersonsi supervision of the Subscriber. sfe
The 0lLMOR HOUSE, Bsltimors, will bn sapeI.
ia; .s Il III during J. i ssifGGfSiEsEserk SMITH
NOTICE-TO PAsskNlaKlfs ON THE
IL RICHMOND AMP DAN nnIL AND SOUTH TT
DANyiLLE OR LYNCHBuRG:
Breakfast! Breakfast! Ample dime given
senser. daily, with BREAKFAsT, at the Junction Of
the Richmond aud Danyille and South-ide Railroads,
msd a on their 'r''l on sa IN f.r D. BURKE
/ winter, win find the POWHATAN HOUSE 8
very pleasant agreeable and convenient Hotel to stop
At Its location Is in the most agreeable part OF the
city Being convenient to the Capitol and the most
business parts Of the city, also to places of amusement
oners inducements that cannot fail to please.
del JOHN DARRACOTT. Proprietor.
NIOTICE.-Passengen going North are hereby
~ informed that on and after SATURDAY, LIST OF
September the trains of the Fredecksburg Railroad
Company win always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire ts
A. oh Rraak fast or 2
PROPRIETOR8.
Hlash Cottage Hotel, Aus. 81. 1855. Gu 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-18

MORMON ENIdRATIos.-An item has lately
come to knowledge which we know to be q fact
And that Is wheelbarrow emigration among the
Saints over the plains to Salt Lake in the spring
And with . view Of accommodating and expediting
their transit to their new hosne the wheelbarrovv
expedient has ensuggested and acted upon. An
establishment in this city has received an order and
are now manufacturing about five hundred of
these vehicles. 1t is proposed that many young
men, and those with strength and physical energy
to endure the trip pack their kit of provisions
IN . wheel barrow, and trudge along to the Valley
OF the Saints. The experiment at all events, viii
be tried.-St. Louis RepnbIicdn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-18

ARMY INTELLIaEScE-Mai VIM H. Chase q,
8 Engineers, has been ordered to the command Of
the United States Military Academy at West Point
He has been relieved Of the command of Fort
Taylor by Major w. II. Frasisr, u s Engineers
Capt. II. G. Wright, Engineer Corps u. S. Army,
has been ordered from the command Of Fort JET.
ferson to Washington. Capt Woodbury. has re-
ueved him Of the command of the works at the
Dry Tortugas, and has already entered upon the
dutiea of his stAtion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-18

NOT WORTH THE TRoUBLE-A hack driver In
Rochester, has been prosecuted for abducting q
girl who was recently before the Police Court for
whipping her father while he was too LII to help
himself 1t 10 thought the father would be glad to
have her abducted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-18

STEAMERS BUREED.-The steamers Vermont
and Belle Quigley, Madison and Louisville pack.
eta, harbored In the Kentucky river at Carrolton,
were totally destroyed by FIRE ON the 9th inst. The
flames originated in the cook house of the Vermont
and spread rapidly to the Quigley, lying alongside
On the Belle Quigley there were 1872 barrels
Of whiskey, belonging TO Root s. Co., Carroll.
ton, but one barrel Of which was saved Insu.
rance on the Qugley 10000. No insurance on the
Varmont