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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

For RENT fne three-story brick dwelling
house julia street, ST. Charles is now offered for
rent It has been thoroughly repaired and is we'll suited
for boarding house Persons casting about for local
habation obtain fuller information by applying to
L. A. Finley, SO ST. Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

JUVENILE BooKs.--J. G. Morgan, Exchange
Place. adjoining the Post.oce enumerates in his adyer
tisement number of very pretty and desirable books
for the amusement and delight of the Juveniles Those
who wish to ed OF instruct the rising generation should
call and supply themselves with the means Of so doing at
Mcrganss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

NEW SILKS AND EMBRoIDERIEs.-D. P. Scan
Ian Co., Nos u and IA Charities street. viii open this
day large and beautiful assortment of collars coaretes
and sleeves; ALSO invoice of Silks for evening and
street dresses They have Of the largest and best
sorted stocks of Paris millinery and eoaks to be found in
the South, which they offer at she lowest prices
Those who are making purchases should not fail giving
them a call
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

SOUTHERN CLOTHING MANuFA .-Messrs
Irwin s Forno, No. 40 Camp street, are now making
clothes to order in the neates and most fashionable
ner. Those who wish an article made expressly for
Themselves should call at their establishment and select
such cloth peases Them and await its conversion into
elegant durable and fashionable articles of dress Refer
to the advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

MILITARY, MASK AND FANCY DRESS BALLS
The second of the series of military mask and fancy dresa
balls at the ST. Charles heater the present season
will take place tomorrow evening, January eighth
under the supervision Of number of welknown gentle
men II will undoubtedly be very brilliant affair." and
all who can should make point to be present The
Of the committee of invitation appended to the adver
tsement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

PATENT WHITR ZINC. The celebrated patent
white Zinc from the compaDys mines in France and Bel
GUM be had in this city either dry Or in OIL at
the store Of Shark stauer 8 Co 81 Canal street It
is very Highly for the many seful qualities
specified il the Advertisement and every dny becoming
more and more in demand.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

shouli be distinctly understood that the INDIA CHOAGOG
appsed expressly to counera the mama
upon the human systsm cure Of Bors
Diseases OF all kinds Liver Complaa ndce Dyspepa
Qua forms OF Indigestion and such osher from
morbid from the enumerated By bearing
mind the object Of the remedy, mistake its specification
FOR Ague Gaze or Enlargement of the Spleen, will
Invaluable remedy In OF long standing be continued
several months By rare reducing the organ
to its natural and healthy size.
vduals travelling in masma districts country will md this
remedy taken the usual day. to afford perfect
protection against the aud other diseases climate
- For sale New Oreans aud RETAIL at
prices, by |..'"
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
jan5 ep3t ISL and o Cha,tres street New o,a.rv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

FARRENBERa's BENEFIT. The benefit Of Mr..
"A FarTenberg the very popular, competent and we'll
known musician, belonging to West 6 Peels Campbell
Minstrels will take place 1t Armory Hall this evening"
new ballad will be produced and the farce Of the
gnia Mummy the Doctor Outwtted II will conclude
The individual deservingso tho ben
efciay taken In connection with those Of the troupe
should cause The Arory closely packed aB it
ever has been. We trust there will be a bumper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

AT CosT.-P. A. Hebrard, No. 116 Canal
street. wishing to reduce his very large and desirable
stock Of dry goods offers it at Such opportunity
for uniting elegance with economy in the purchase dry
goods Is very rarely offered and should be improved at
the earliest opportunity by all who have shopping to do
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

NEW ORLEANS STATIoNERs' WAREHOUSE
B. Steel law publisher, bookseller stationer No. &C
Camp street. has just opened large and very desirable
assortment of envelopes of all Sizes ccors and qualities
he mas aso linen and parchment envelopes for the use
Of bankers and merchants See his advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

FREMENs' CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION. "A meet
ing of the old board of delegates will be held this after
noon at o'clock at the He'll of Louisiana Hose Company
The new board Of delegates will meet the same place at
oscI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

LAND WARRANTS AND INSURANCE, SCRIP. The
holders Of land warrants and OF insurance scrip can
vert the same into current coin by Supplying to L. A.
Finley, No. SO st. Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07
Carr0EEfoaa .NOfRE,

This delightful resor-so city, only twenty
on the urnng half hour om-havn
thoroughly repaired painted, newly furnished open
to public patronage.
"a Families single gentlemen can bs accommodated with board
and pieaeant roome or baard only. u.. q,
US Dinner parties will he served 10 order ntce.
The choicest dcae Of the season. together with best and
Liquors, will be to all patrons
Fl HnRvoN p,,,,;..o,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

New GRoCER1Es. Z. IL Bercier, proprietor
of the Gam grocery store % Baronne street. between
Canal and Common dyertses in another column very
extensive and excellent assortment Of groceries, such
cheese rice buckwhea pickles. herrings
and also fine and pure vines and liquors as are be
had in the city Those who have never purchased Of Mr.
Bercier will at the variety and excellence
well as the cheapness of his commodities. Refer to
his adYertisanent Iaaa N a.I. L..3 .l.
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! MONDAY MORNING d, JAN,Y ], 1856.
say- SEE FIRST PAGE. .,sg

The purser Of the steamship Cahawba
has our thanks for newspapers, memoranda etc. We
indebted the purser Of the steamship Mexico
far E;n1;iar ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

gsT Among diseases, dyspepsia and liver
complaint rank difficult are pleased to have 1t in
our power point out remedy which haa proved ual
eate and which safely recommend iniabe
it has been the Of reung thousands
We the Hoauds Ber prepared by Dr.
H. jackson, the German Medicine Arch Phale-
pha. SEQ advertisement, e...'.4 js14 m6&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

PENMAEsHIp. Book KEEPING - English, French,
Spanish German arithmetic, algebra geometry survey
ing navigation yete, taught by able and
experienced professora 81 Dobears Commercial College,
1Q6 Canal street. New classes begin this week. %s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

LITERARY AND PoLIr1c AL.-Dr. 81. W. P. Ju-
mics, Of the University Of Leyden, Holland Will deliver
lecture at the Lyceum Hall on Friday evening the 18th
inst, On the snbisct Of the political mind in this
country as an to the growth Of literature
The subject although comparatively novel, has much of
interest in it and will II properly handed, repay those
r-I,n -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07
III Ell.

On Sunday anusry at s O'CLOCK A disease Of the
monthG and 30 days. - %" - ''1
The friends and aeq1anances of the family respectfully invited
oAttead the funeral their residence No. Apollo street this
tMaada! m9rnpg, at 10 oseek,
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Commercial Intelligence

Per Pacihc] LIVERPOOL, Dec. IA 1866
SALES, IMPORTS AND STOCKS OF COTTON.
Imports for The week Of AM, l722s other I,?35 Toa
Total 333,29, of which
Sales for thu week soo; speculation, t9n
Stocks December a. 1885, sos 1888 which .342U59
Current prices Of American Cotton this date;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07
AUCTION SALES.

Housekeeping Goods.
HE e IN q ersoan &C. Ga ilnes,.
g9 CANAL STREET, W.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
s LID STEW e r w "A RE.
Guaranteed of .. S. Mint STANDARD.
SILVER PLATED WARE. of all grades;
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE.
LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS, of every variety;
TABLE CUTLERY AND JAPANNED WARE;
G o 0 K I N G IT o V ES,
OF VARIOUS SIZES
KITCHEN AND COOKING UTENSILS of ali Kinda, including
IRON, TIN aud WOODEN WARE etc. ,et, stc
sIIovELs and ToNGs TENDERS and ANDIRoNs;
BASKETS BRooMs and BRUSHES, etc, etc.
....Also....
An immense variety Of elegant
f A N CY A r T c L E S,
All Of which offered at the
dla9peodl5t LOWEST PRICEs.7
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A GA RID.

STEAMER VIM. NOBLE, Jan. s. 1855.
Undersigned eee-s and passengers Media
or take this opportunity of returning thanks
Capt NeEconb and for their many vors
tended after the burning of the Mediator Bend
the 4h ns furnishing passage to their
pontr, aud furnishing clothes wers destitute
oC Williamson, Lafayette Woodson
John L Hawlsy, Charles Harvey,
JohE A Williamson, Casper Ebeck,
Robert Whitney, AdolPhe Auge,
John Chapman, John Ro'ph,
Thomaa Davis, James Woodson,
Richard Ellis, Josiah Bartlette,
Euslid Williamson, Samuel Griffith,
Jrmes StIllwei, Joseph Jones,
VIM. Passmore and lady, Louse York,
Sylvester Ccaner Mrs Lo-riIner,
Timothy Conner Mics E Iarwood
John III Bartlett, Mira NJ L Boyce,
WIN H Oliver, Adam NIotz, iau7 qpIt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

First Glass Ksi&7ak Books.
Merchants and others about opening Books
to examine our large assortment Il
ELAN K sBeoKs'
Consisting Of LEDGERs,
JOURNALS,
DAY AND CASH BOOKS,
INVOICE BOOKS,
GRoCERS' ORDER BOOKS, etc
In this branch Of oar busaers lave s2sd getting
Bocka Of the
FIRST CLASS,
Made Of the best English and Laid
and PACED in the best
Wehaye also large assortment of<,7'
COPYING LETTER BOOKS,
Made Of the best English Paper the Parchment Patent
Cotton sampng Paper all SIZES, AMI
EVERYTHING IN THE STATIONERY LINE
That required for Counting Ho1ee Use.
~ Blank Books made order, any pattern RaHuE and
Binding.
E. r. STEVENS & CO.,
isn1 3pTtaltW and SIS Common ,treet,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

YObuc c0-TObGcc0.
t. Will LIS, R Wins & Co,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF MANUFACTURED
It O B a q q O,
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND TCHouPITou1As STREETS.
We offer for sale Of the largest stocks
TOBACCO before the trade in this ai compisr
about two hundred brands pounds many
best manufacturers in Virginia. We give below
ARMIsTEaD 6. WARWIcK;
s."l4g NJ. LANGHORFEA sons ..
NJ. ANGHoRNE IL co;
YOUNG & BURWELL;
JOHN R. a. W. O. FoSTAINE;
JAMES HENRY GRANT
GRANT d NELSON;
WILLIAM sUTHERLIN;
j.. sHACkELFORD;
ROBERT MAYO
COLEMAN WORKMAN;
WILLIAM cHEEvES;
...- BURTON d MAY;
JAMES l.. CLAYTON;
hcENEY IL McCULLOcH.
f Purchasers will find their interest call
stocks de- mapTtFrsa
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Holiday Presents.
| CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL SITS.
HYDE & GOODRICH,
Invite attention to their large well assorted stock
JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES,
....suitable for.
CHRIS Tina s IND NEW FEARS GIFTS.
Having regular established Europe they
offer a varied of
FOREIGN NOVELTIES,
RICH PLATED GOODS from England
JEWELY variety articles from pnrg
TERRA GOTTA WARE DRESDEN, PORCELAIN AND BoHEAll-
AN GLASS, from Germany.
GOLD AND ENAMELED WATCHES finish and acu-
RARE AM BEAUTIFUL OBJECTS IN CORAL from Napres
PAPlERMACHE aud lnlaid Work Boxes Writing Desks
Dressing Cases. Tables Lqusr Gases, Boxes etc.. etc.
FINE PAINTINGS AND PERSIAN STATUARY.
ARTISTIC BRONZES, CLOCKS AND CANDELABRAS
FANCY PIECES OF BRONZE OR MoLU, for asd Eseere
RICH PEARL BRIDAL other FANS.
Ivory PEARL She'll Velvet Jnpanned OPERA GLAs
GOLD THIMBLEs, PENCILS, CARD CASES AND PoRTE-MoN
NAIES.
Handsomely bound BIBLES PRAYER BOOKS in French and
English.
Gold Mounted CANES.
Fancy WHIPS RIDING GLOVES.
We have ae hand Continually receiving from our
factory i'll the city, new styles of
S1LV WARE,
....tuch 49,.
Teaand Coffee Sets, Walters,
Pitchers, Gobe
CrPa' Butter Coolers
Sugar Baskets, Preserve D;.be,
Fuaea bowls Crumb scraper
PIE and ICE CREAM KNIVES and FISH CARRIERS.
Gases of Dessert Knives and Nut Picks.
And variety of similar articles for USEFUL AZ we'll as
HANDSOME GIFTS. VIVA "
HYDE s GOODRICH,
,o,a,o, e7tner Canal and Royal streets.
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RsenlOUeJ
FROM No. IS TO II ROYAL STREET.
supply Of CREME De BoUzY CHAMPAGNE in quartz and
pins, constantly on hand which equal
this market.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES
BRAN DIEs:
sAzERAC of tho vintage 1875 1905 oLer taud
W HIST KY,
OF all descrptions-Scotch, Irish, Rye Ard Bourbon.
ALEaui PORTER, in pia.a and quarts
A Is .
On hand, usual
in the Market which will be sold
houEe in the city. ST
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
" SpI No. II Roval Etreet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

IMPORTANT
To those Using StH2" Candles.
THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC rs
invited to the fact TINT offered for aae
are DEFICIENT IN WEIGHT that wha: 10 for pound
actually but fourteen fifteen ounces
10 b fall short three This
does not fall the Wholesale
marked weight the Retailers who count bu unoo
receive. - ~ 'AN'
The subscribers have always nnde their sixteen
TO the pound ami their res weight
ascertaned by testing tkeH As their
enablea them 10 oter article quality
they SOLICIT the patronage of their
Interest, al Inc SINE dealing,
PROCTOR 4 GAMBLE, Cincine s,
The undersigned sole brand Of
JAMS 9p3m JOSEPH LANDS Co. T-houp!toulss street
go Per Gent S0yeG.
RICFl RARE AND BEAUTIFUL ARTICLES FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Just received at No 20 Camp street. splendid
Gold mud EnAmesd Watches Ladies' Gentlemen thu
approved manufacture,
] W E RY,
Consisting of Cameo Mosaic PEARL Gold Sais complete
also, Chains, Seals, Finger Rings Pencils, Pens ETC.
RICH SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
Comp'sng Cups Spoons Caaor Baskets etc. of new and
elegant patterns.
Also, complete assortment Of BRUSHES and COMES,
tracts Of superior quality all of which will be sold per cent
lsss Than previous prices, at Wholesale aad retail.
JOSEPH HUFTY.
" full supply Of col Revolvers always hand d9s2ptf
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Osgoosg's EsadtG Chofngoqsse.

J. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 aud 81 Chartres street, New Ofleana.
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o II FICIAL.
GoNaREss=-FRIDAY.

SRsATR-The motion of Mr.. Hunter that the Senate ad-
here to its disagreement the appropriation bill was
agreed toyeas 49, nays Q. Mr. Houston presented me
mortal from the legislature Of Texas praying the interpo
son Of the in behalf of Judge Terry who Is
held in custody by the San Francisco Vigilance Commit
tee Several took the opportunity to bear tes
mony Judge Terys high character and to comment
the action of the Vigilance Committee. Mr. Bell Of Ten
nesse then gave his views in relation to the Kansas que
tion and the bill introduced yesterday by Mr. Cttenden
that subject and after brief executive session. the
Senate adjourned M-..a
House RErarsEsrArrvEs.T business Of the House
to-day consisted mainly in voting upon motions TO ad
ourn till Monday next Attempts were made to In
troduce new appropriation bill, but failed.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-30


GENTLEMEN: friend has called my attention to the
special despatch o. the Ncw York Tribune under date
august &c, 1885," in which find the following para
graph
In the House the report in Mr.. Changers case was
read and Mr.. Letcher proposed printing fifty thousand
the principal witness Chase not the person whom Mr.
Lecher had moved the last Congress to expe from the
privileges OF the hail. The interrogatory was not
swered."
The 6rst inexcusabe misstement In this paragraph h
that proposed printing fifty thousand copies Of the
trouble to read the resolution he would have ascertaned
that proposed to print item hoasand copies" of the
ports and evidence.
The second misstatement is, that made no reply to
Mr. Morgans question My remarks, reported for the
Daily Globe, are as follows:
"As assaults and batteries these days are matters Of
great moment whether committed inside Of this hall
outside Of it want the facts of this 90 the
country. We southern charged with being very
e1citabe and irritable and want the majority and mi
nory repor with the evidence In reference this
ter to go before the people to show that very sub
missive
"Mr. Orr. | object to that word. Very forbearng,
rather.
"Mr Letcher. Very forbearng. That is more suitable
word | offer the following resolution
R:'oT'd That extra copie, of the reports and evil
dence In the case OF SMMoN for and on behalf Of GR
MoMuLLN, be printed for the Of the members Of
the House. ILaughter.l
desire that the whole should be understood The
other side Of the House very ready time ago
censure my colleague, Mr.. McMullin and now wish to
know why they have not introduced resolution Of
against Mr.. Granger
"Mr Morgan. / would ask the gentleman if the chief
witness Major Chase not who excluded from
this House on the genemans own motion last oongress2
[Laughterl
Mr.. Letcher. Mr. Broom confirms the statement OF
Chase and he has been excluded from this House
Captain Tyler also confirms IT, and he has been
Guided And understand that all the witnesses concur
the fact that the conduct of Gen Granger insulting
and rude"
When correspondent who is admitted to the privilege
Of seat the floor and who is thus afforded the oppor
unity to hear what is said and what DONE thus per-
vers and msstaes facts is not be wondered at
the Tribune" should be the vehicle for all sorts OF SLAM
des against members and misrepresentation of the pro-
oeedings of Congress
Respectfully J. LBTCHER
ApGUsr %, 1856.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. BARCLAY, of Pennsylvania, moved that when the
House djourn il adourn TO meet Tuesday next which
motion not agreed to--yeas 81, nays l29.
Mr. HAVEN, of New York. moved that the House resolve
itself into Committee of the Whole the private calendar
Mr. JONES' of Tennessee, moved that the House ad
journ.
Mr. SMITH, of Virginia, moved that when the House adj
journ it adjourn to meet Monday next which motion
was not agreed to-yeas a. nays ia.
Mr. ORR, of South Carolina, asked unanimous consent
introduce bill making appropriations for the support
of the army for the year ending the 30th Of june 1857
Mr. GROW, of Pennsylvania, objected.
Mr. FLORENCE gave notice that on tomorrow, upon
subsequent day. he would ask leave introduce "A
bill making appropriations for the support the army for
the fiscal year ending the thrtsh Of June eighteen hun
bred and ffty-seyen.
The question then taken the motion of Mr. JONES
that the House dourn and it not agreed toycas g.
nays III
Mr. BARKSDALE, of Mississippi, moved that when the
House adjourn il ourn TO meet Tuesday next which
motion rejected-yeas "a, nays liz.
Mr. DUNN Of Indiana, asked the unanimous consent Of
the House TO offer the folio wing resolution
Reoced That when the House adjourn on Monday next
1.-THE Senate concurrng) adjourn again Thurs
day preceding the fret Monday in December next IL
o'clock, IN.
Objection made
Mr.. DAVIDSON, Of Louisiana, moved that when the
House adjourn IL adjourn to meet Monday next which
motion disagreed to-yeas S. nays 104
Mr. COBB Of Georgia, moved that the House adjourn
which was agreed to-yeas 80. nays 80.
And, at 20 minutes after o'clock the House adjourned
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-30

MUsIcAL crLEpRIurs--Tbe Paris correspondent Of the
New York Herald says that Mario and 0r are positively
going 20 New York next year with Ardttii and that
Jenny Lind also intends again to visit the United States
but At what period 10 not mentioned. d. 1T. r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-29

FOR rHE WHO.
M"rs EAforg-Please allow me a srnall space in yrrr
columns Tor the purpose of bringing fully before your
numerous readers the new snd beautiful Amhrotvpes
produced Ay Mr. + r. Gibbs at his gallery in Cornthian
Hall, which Is admitted by all who visit t 10 be one
Of the most attractive places in the city, being handsomely
htied up aud the walls already hung with many amili,r
hccs which look like things NJ life than any style of
Photograph t has ever bceu good fortune 10 behold
Unlike the ordinary Dagucrrcoypes which can only be
secn in certain pos tou the Anbruypcs be seen ia
any light Eor does IL the face but makes il natu
raj and being put up scientific principles there Is
question: but t - A. the namr indicates nipershabe
am NOT Messt- Editors in the habit vt putting nor 10
rcstd this ~ such hHt only speaking Oi facts;
iur where true merit md genius that article lpulhnr
T. not necessary. especially when that genius has grown
aud rru educated among W. Gibbs is 4 Virginian in
every ~n-c ui the worraisc iu midst and tl,at be-
V"ss'a trur genius that s acquainted With nr
examines thr productions 81 bis skill or q moment
doubt Au therefore Who wish t' have r. .c sunlc Of
tbcW~lv,- friends handed down future generations
wilt to well 90 give Mr Gibbs call aud be- assured
OF polite reception from himself and as-i-tauts
An AMERICAN OF GENIUS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-29

DEATH N a BALI RooN.-We learn that II melancholy
thi' occurred On Thursday, the 30 instant at Greene.
bo,b' 10 ~ charles county, ia this State Mr. Maha.
IA IaSgGt, daughter Of Squire Grern while in the midst
'i an assembly oi ladies' and gentlemen engaged in so
' promenade exhibited SOme signs of ud-position and
-e'ted sister oi herr 10 take her place in the set in
"hch ia" ~as engaged, while she warmed herself She
immediately went TO settec the stove and at down
"he tie company observing nothing extraordinary in
hcr actions, continued in their innocent amusement
\ ir~ minutes otter the company Oh appro,cbng
"e found to her ndeScrbable horror the Young lady
corpse She ~as thought be ia good health and W..
81 Louis Ne,rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-29

SrAbsEp.-Patrick German was stabbed on Tuesday
night at the house Of Thomas Hanphan in Harrisonbu,
The stab ls almost certain is mortal one tb. ,bIo
men oil ecrnan being ripped open his bowels let out and
" ehtrali- cut ~ several places. The difficulty out of
winch the stabbing grew, originated in game of
fAtnck Hanipian, i in Jail, charged with intcting the
sAo Ihe parties are all lrishmen, and the wounded IN All
a. well as young Haniphan has heretofore born. ooi
Character. Gorinan has u wae and child
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-29
"4n.stet; ,,1y L,.ag,s 'rAea Rei,ri. at HIaJ"

".ta'cted. ,oAy LiHg,r isAeH Roiisfis 10 HIaJ."
MI D.. 4. va itkAi.of Itimosr. having had t7 wears
" experience n curing f.erc drasr., vl positively guar
Anirr n the ioow dis.a Syfhs. Cancer, G.1o-
res Git, STRUCTURES. suniA rakucs Pains in The Iins ,r
uo ~ che ins snd kduey Nefvous Affections. and a,
arising 'rum uiruititr u youth,
" required months and De- will under forfeiture t r
'''
nr Murray Neienc strictly veEtatle snd sent ty
fNr-rss Iui
u al tss shrrr thc Patients Dissatisfied none, viii m re-
iuuivl one package warranted
W Murray 81 Pratt -irrr O. lAmoc MI tpo.t padl and yof
ohcc. ~ q.