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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-12
BuSinesS--COtt0n.

The transactions in cotton yesterday were largely
beyond any day for several days although factors hold
on and hold up with lrmness, yet they not sus
tanned in their demands from the other side. The Bal
tics adviccs appear to have left things in Liverpool in
&f0tu quo = but them closely, thcyarc in some
respects rather cloudy for both Bulls and Bears 1t is
suggestive whether it will not be best to await the reg
ular correspondence by mail, which will be due on
Monday next at the arthest. The purchases yester-
day were for the most part Northern account. The
stock is accommodating fast. The receipts for the "A
hours up to o'clock last evening were, by the Mag
nolia 3,S6S bales, Nebraska 3,40O, Sherman 49, lie
Grande ,OS7 Laurel Hill 39l, National 247 total
$3.50 bales The high prices obtained for few bales
of fancy cotton, which We noticed yesterday, must not
be considered a criterion for the value Of cotton
generally in market. OF the average parcels Or
crops Of cotton it is doubtful if there are twenty bales
in thousand which would command the prices We
noted Though it has been the constant belief that
English spinners, when they actually entertained the
views ola deficiency in the crop would resort to
making finer goods and create Of course better feel
ing towards the higher grades Of cotton. The last
circulars from New York to Liverpool are written in
the following strain the following extracts being from
". P. Wright, per steamer from Boston on the 9Th
inst.
this market during The past week has continued mark.
ddegEee, throuEho4t is general di,ros'n has been
of the markets both In Europe and the Soh and the sales
sore MID amount in the aggregate 10 nbout G bales My TO-
me quotations are continued hQ, must he considered nominal
n nycfS Will not pay ;hen, and sellers indifferent and
CorToH TEASslru-Tlcre arc several parcel on the mar
made WIN ireish! at I'D Mldng 0rlcgs can be hougt
lG watch is much lower than Ca" be done in any Southern
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FIuaEish 60FDctilsQS

Just received direct the celebrated manufactures Of j.
Grossly Sons and Psrluv uon}n;r> ! Paduc, large and
ulauHccn, assortment Of VEIN ET TAPESTRY and NRtS
SELLS E&RpETING.
TODD & GANDOLFT,
MO npf 10 Canal ST.. Royal, Touro Buildings
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-12

Cor THOMAS F. FIsHER.-We had the pleasure of
a visit last evening from our friend, Col Thomas +.
Fisher, Quartermaster General of the Nicaragnan
army We were glad to greet the Colonel in the en-
iovment of excellent health and i'll the finest possible
flow Of spirits. Well does he deserve both. He has
done good service in the great cause of Central Amer
lean regeneration and merits corresponding praise
His numerous friends in this, the former city Of his
residence, will cordially welcome him.
We understand Col. Fisher has come on business
connected with his government and that he will re
main in the United States considerable length
time. We wish him the amplest of success.
14propos, we quote the following from the Nicara
guense, Of the 18th ult ..-
Coz. T. F. FIsHER.We observe ha Col Thomas + Fisher
General N has been ordered 10 the hltct
States on business connected with this Government He ha
made himself such fvoe with the people OF Grnndn that
we doubt not will receive pleasant reception wherever n
goes. We wish him favorable voyage and speedy return
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-12

ns-The purser Of the steamship Tennessee has
placed us under renewed obligations for late Cantor
MIA and Nicaragua papers.
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COu,tuc Kgs'a1edies, EHfees, etc.

CoGNAC BRANDIEs in halves quarters and ocaves, in
Custom house stores.
MADEIRA, SHERRY and PORT WINE, of various quail
tiles
CHAMPAGNE and CIARET WINES.
HOLLAND GIN, SCOTCIl WHISKY, OLD BOURBON
and NONONGAIlEI.A WHISKY.
JAMAICA and ST. GROIN RUM. For sale by
JOHN NJ. BURROWS,
~ 'front.'
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ESGnEOfSfE GkekSOtFN
F'ItoNY NO. Is TO Il ROYAL STREET.
A snlply of IRENE De BOCHY CHAMPAGNE, III 4""r.s
and plns constantly land ~ac il equal 70 tie he's !7
comes tits market.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY,
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA H:.4 S!lEE;T
BIs A n DIES:
sA2ERAC OF The Vintage Of 1875 1885 aud l3Q5 and OF:
w MS * Y:
Of nil 1escripo!s--Scotcl, irish Rye and bourbon,
ALE and PORTER, in pnt5 and quarts
Also
hard a1F usual ascrinen! Ct the bcst WINES AID ~
OUOKS In he r!r}.et which will be Sc1d ensoaoes
terms rs any cher house il the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
,i7 on,f No. Il ROYAL s;ree!.
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,EBs.. SGs1ssteE Reynolds.

oFF!CE,-No l15 GRAvIf,R STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures C.xcERs scA1n-IluAD, WHITE SnfIs HI :
CLCERs Of every description JAIL -'t%
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.VesU Fail Ci0thimy.
PERSON, HARRISON & co,
Corner of Canal and Magazine Streets
Are receiving their usual large supply of SUPERIOR STYLES
OF CLOTHING, from their Manuactory at Newark COM
prising every novelty in the market
FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS.
COLORED CLOTH AND CASHMERE IAfMAkhhf
COATS.
SUPER. FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS.
BLACK DOESEIN CASHMERE PANTS.
TALMAS, OPERA COATS AND CI0AkS.
ELEGANT VELVET AND PLUSH VESTS
NEW STYLES SILK AND GRENADlNE VESTS.
..ALSO..
SUPERIOR SHIRTS, DRAWERS, JNnERSHlRTs AND
GENERAL FURNISHING GOODS.
All articles well made and offered VERY LOW PRICES.
at wholesale aud retail. Country merchants and cizens are III
ved examine.
PERSON, HARRISON Il co.
MN
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Fsr. .BNtaseS Scott,

Formerly Of lGl t,rCIcet street, has removed Ii IT,
No. II bourbon street,
RcceI! Canal and CHi:lsH Str"'', where he !ity W 90
suited on ali CHRONIC DISEASES.
Structures If tie Urclga broPy, tiecitis arl Ana~"F'
Syh- IN a it. ra!jcny cured in Ve;y shnrt':'t
aud wty, l,!l aco' rience to the patient i'ysIrNA
....l p ~
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Fashionable CEofhilags

IF sSra-EG M Va a1 e. aEs ID G0p~2
80 CAMP STREET,
Are receiving their supplies Of T tLLnnd WINTER CLOTH
ING to which they invite attention. New styles Of
FROCk AND DRESS COATS;
CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS
RAGL.lNS AND OFEECOATS;
French and English CASHMERE PANTS;
silk, Velvet and Plush VESTS;
Cashmere and Valencia VESTS.
SHIRTS.
Supcrfne Linen and Linen Bosom SHIRTS;
Coloyed French and English Muslin
Ncriuo Sik Shaker Flannel and Net Cotton DRAWERS and
SHIRTS.
SII AWIS- Mems Travelling StIAWI.S and NttISi
Rich Silk GRAY ATS and StARFS;
Rich SILK Albert, Opera and Napoleon TIES;
Cashmere and Print ROBES De tIlAMbRE.
uln 2penilm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-12

THE STATE OF TEXAs.--The staple products Of
Texas appear to be as varied the of the State
is extensive Cotton sugar. corn, wheat, wool, all
are grown in large quantities in different sections
As regards the yield of sugar. it is undoubtedly larger
now than it was in 1850. In fact it is steadily in
creasng and must continue to do SO, as large part
of the soil is adapted to the culture The cotton
crop augments still more, while, in addition to the
usual grain products, we observe that there is con
siderable yield of wool. In 1850 the showed
the State to contain 100 $50 Sheep recent number
of the Houston Telegraph says that, within year
past, between four and five hundred bales of wool,
averaging four hundred pounds to tine bale, have
been received there. In very few years, just as
soon as the railroads completed Texas will become
q great and powerful State-an empire within her.
self unbounded prosperity and honor to her say we.
THE ELECTION IN New YORK Cry The cleo
ton in this city seems to have been a series Of
what some of the papers tacctiously term " scrim
IMAGES" In nearly all the wards there was fighting
and bloodshed. The police, if we to believe tn
majority of the press of the city, than in
efficient, they, in numerous cases having been dc
tected in ntnlidating peaceabe citizens, and forcin
them to vote for Mayor Wood whether it suited tlei
inclnations or not. 1t is asserted by some of tn
journals that Mayor Wood laid himself liable to in
dictment for violating the law in a number Of case
on that day. That he had made up his mind TO h
reelected at all hazards, and acted accordingly. "
trust that if it should be proved that he has broke
the law in single case he will be severely punished
1t is time that the endless frauds and baot,boN stu
ting at elections should have an end. In spite of til
continued scrimmagng there was no riot, owing ne
haps to the state of the weather, which was excec
ingly wet and disagreahle; large crowds of person
did not assemble at any point as usual.
The New York papers have long detailed accoun
Of the rows at the different wards but as it is unnc
esting to a reader in New Orleans to learn whe,h
the long" or " short boys were damned" Y
beg to be excused giving them.
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eEsEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES
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Teas.
2,D packages BLACK TEA ia N chests 10 IL a'd Ii boxes
so -. IMPERIAL, Young uYst)N and GCNPOW-
DER, landing and in store.
CONVERSE co,
corner Canal ana New I.uvee streets.
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Java Coffee.
100 bags Old GovernEen, Java.
CONVERSE Il CO.,
corner Canal AKA New leTre streets.
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Brandy Peaches and Fresh Strawberries
lGQ cases, in glass and tin. CON tt'HF. i ').'
corner Canal and New Lcyee streets I
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SezAGgA'iCS-~~GEGce1'fcss

Crushed. Powdered aud Loaf Sugar.
l15 packages Northern. CONVERSE ~ co.,
corner Canal and Ne,y I.evve stTee'S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-07
'rHE WHITE sULPHuR spRIN.s los

rENuE desih Of the Cslse the principal q.
% sediment o. he estate propsrS soai be old ih
sel j. ''" '1' power 10
To facilitate the sale, liberal charter has been obtA.ae from tn.
stature Of virginia aaihoraing the purchaser. pro-
5 anTy TO- The T %,, and GI19ns Them P,ys
n pursuance of the sS S sss sT,s yn
pauy to - - unsr d. ' TO individuals "r TO
The White sulphur spny- have wdesrrad e~Irhs,y for
h MEDICINAL qaaie. aud place fashionable resort sai IA
For near half century they have lont- by crowd. of in
rygs, second onlS to sraloS "a iS nos s s tI. my
outbc character Of their visitors.
The 81 LAye seen extended from tim. IN
' are nov sane'rh 10 entertain about hou~And
met w. Ls%s1i Of 'he pulle audit hsIadng moaning say
would al have I.-n uroat.eIs +soi ~ ~.
r season al every year psSar ~ , fS5 n9rr ,h,n hall
d,ly for want Of ruom 10 accommodate lhsup
IN" access 20 hese Springs has heretofore Attended with
stage Bot tie cSSirsI asa c 20 sTs G .ss
furnish an unbroEen line Of rslsay M eess,.oH
Eastern ahd Norhsn ccs 10 t statoa.touse
Railroad b.. en extended ~ mile o. ssasnion reducing ne
rev years the other sections be ansed and visitor, an then
n NE mn t MsSASdra sshSond A. py,sr,surE
Tern eon Of the Coynoon aud Ohio Railroad completed the
CON- e.n and u VII + dmeu 70 Ok limit the number
The white sulphur situated county Grcenbrer on the
f.rie airy Of HoE, r me Estate hes in ihs
, asrs-l ysndnE along Tie valley about three nils
Than 49, of enc in the tract aud NOR tSsS
'rac o. spurs veil wooded .nd asyu me-
so rfngc or stock AZ the supplies o. sran &C. kc ne
eesry Tor The use Of the hotels be readily rasi on The
prrnl-cs 'N
Tie buildings Tor The accommodation Of visitor. ar. srv..
1hhfd and many 81 icn much architectural beauty
VIC grounds are emety picturesque and Beautiful presenting
dvsrs1ed ~ hi' ,nd da sud grove o. the original
tr trrs U has been iestrltsf ~
place." sud there cE Who acquainted with Il vho - ~
o. acknowledge 10 Cialn 10 this distinction.
Tive receipts ~ The establishment
nvrd ~ ensrred accommodations and Win energetic judi
cills tianhsgurui tey might le Increased many fold
he c OF ne Wairr ucf l. in great request uhen
pn up Tor trsnspurtat1u h easily made 10 furnish
large Income, ard proper bet proff. In ~ ,rs
you'll uousr DE price 40 which The property ~ purchased
Tie Whole country tuutaus NV subjects. Indeed anfhrr
gn .ourcc- developed ts uey could By enterprise
AMI capital - F''-t
H .n. ot estate il,ved o. De- unquc.iionsbc having .
onf 20 e pre-cu pfpfctor- aul their
evenly To facilitate - purchaser sJ t
itoi cuiiff which might result oil
JOINT Fner- ue legal tile has sf
.rn,d, WHO oil De- prepared proper drd. 10 H. Dur
rhtsCr - W. wv
ne sale will embrace an The urnae heretofore used In onnec.
Ftl ife property for the II
DE undersigned. WV N MGCg4RIAND
90 Hchmond. Va
ALkN. " ~ STUART.
OF Stsuuton, W
lhe NANonal lnelarenecr wv copy. 80 -dAcf
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,,HlI,I,.G3,Hm,ANDER:

TUNHE CELEBRATED NORTHERN TKOTING HORSE O.
hlGUlANhER will stand the present season one -,
ball 81 his time AZ buckingham Court House,
NurNtir, at 80 by the and fSl
Loaf Highlander !. Of tine Morgan aud Messenger
deep bay u feet 10 inches high, and combne
var With the most execpiionabe ymmecal proportions
IL u h" universal opinion Of OF the judge
country that for action sfrsHg,, teiy urs passed by
any horse that has troddrn the sol of Virginia
most OF The Imported horses that have stood this
myself recy justified in the assertion when say that Jvr
s-ru none superior to him
Highlander has many colts both In the
ChSrluitrsome Nr6e and oters frO old N
have never yet hrar Of the drf fgdlFsrsHf
th-n
deem II useless 90 for him wishing brr,
rem nm " " "coursc. desire "a him before Doing
dHd crficd efd1iHfffou Is the best
could possibly be- given
Mr. Nuryrn Cohh, who Siies
have charge o NE horse and he will be promptto
srni :" him will be properly attended to.
apS-lm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-07
STATE AND CITY NEWS. !.

SrsrE SAhBArm ScnooL coSvsSrIox-FfidIy AGer.
HooaThe Convention met at O'clock and considered
briefly tho duties Of teachers The report Of the commit
Wa presented. discussed and adopted A proposition 10
hold grand mass meeting Capitol square Sunday
AFTERNOON, ohjcctcd the IL the health vi
ti. children and the uncertain weather OF the season
The subject Of Parefai Ifasnee yolyng the aues.
on Sabbath Schools be substituted for parental .
stuctiony taken up aud discussed 10y Rev Mr. Hog,
Mr.. Watkins Of Prince EJsard, and ots.rs Tho meet
Ing then adjourned.
Friday Nighf-A large audience assembled Friia,
night Ia hear addresses Rev Mr. P.ndletoo Rev Mr.
w'stbrook, aud Rev VIM. Bell wer. the speakers IL
Was deeply interesting meeting.
Saturday Nor"iny-The Conveution re assembled at
o o'clock, aud alter farther discussion Parental
uiurnce, passed To the consideration oi Infant Sabbath
Sci'uol-. The subject discussed 10y Rev DR. Howell
NJ. j Ii. Martin. Mr.. Evsns. Rev. Mr. Street. Rev NJ
Gross. Rev Mr.. Read DR. Burrows aud Rev. Mr. Krplrr
alter which the Convention proceeded the considers.
uon of Sabbath Schools Tor tho oral instruction
On this subject interesting remarks made by sever.
al gcntleman-Dr. q. W. Jones, Dr. Gaines Of Hanover
Rev. Mr.. Murkland, Mr.. James Thomas, Rev Mr. Noorc
De Howell aud others Ist was prcs-ntesi~ontainin
the OF many leading citizens II Richmond and y,
ing their consent To the oral instruction o their
ia Sabbath Schools Instances we're related of the b.,n
effects upon servants, of this system Of teaching M
mc,ous facts adduced show that great attention
hal been bestowed upon this subject in the Carouas
Georgia, Mississippi and other Southern States
On motion ot Rev Mr. Pebdleton resolution wa. p,..
sei urging upon all pastors teachers and good people
do, doe"rd"y 10 tdv What they could in this de.
partincnt al instruction.
Adjourned to 1 O'Clock, L. N.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-07
SPRING NILLINEIsYL
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE GnnnS

q ? 7 IT r : + 4 : q \.
M rs u CHARLTON, date Miss REiDD beg. to A.. g.
w her old lust returned IL
nom tc North, Wh"Tr she has laid in for WI
cN"nsiv" stock Of gooi she has exhibited
STRING MILL lNfRY Her experience lection % good.
such ta she will not allow hersto be equari surpassed
aud has Ia and will
latest Pa styles Of PATTERN HATS which he would mos, re-
specially request the ladies call aud
elsewhere a. she supply them
term
Also elegant EMBROIDERY with almost
other article required by ladies' The Hank
between 9Th aud 10Th, NO 2i7 MAIN STREET
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-07
IHHIEiGMxN, h1rEI srATEs. CF.nNEML1 =,

Il UNION HOTEL IN THE CRY OF RICHMoND Va -
fok kENIrhs old established Hotel offered for Rent EH
rom ue Let April next II well
detailed description considered 10 raj M,
location which y central and convrnt
STNe as wei a. It, superior accommodation, number
Of pesons makes desirable opening one wishing - une,
take The management Of a Firs; Glass Hotel 1850
Business the
The United states Hotel requires cement M rn
len person Tn ensure large proportion and
h-nent business and equal Of the Hotels for
there i hne stabl. -'
The whole
h the h Ap w. - which time the u6t Of hs
Hotel composed % large
every article for complete furnishing Of First ca.
Hotel, will b. sold a N'
~ hs meantime an opperuny offered renting Leasing
u= Hotel aud purchasing the private .a
We invite applications by letter Otherwise
- TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-07

TnENRE-hiss Agnes Robertson whose elegant dra-
matte presentations have gained for her the Of
THE FAIRY Star, will appear tonight the theatre
supported 10y company of acknowledged talent OF whom
Mr. Jefferson ia the leading spirit That the house will
be flied, - conclusion that admits o no doubt Miss
kor'tsoB possesses all the elements Of successful
tcss-i hsDdaOne face, mntclcs- figure, exquisite
voice aud Gsfural style. She j. destined become
perhaps, the most popular star known to the Rich
mOnd stage.
REcNrruRs 90 KEENg.-Wm. H. Kcenc, who lately q,
capped from the Jail Of Fnrrx county where he was CON
fined for the murder Of Lewis H. Hail. was subsequently
TecaptuIr, and lodged in jail ut Alexandria lie was
found III an upper apartment ola house concealed under
bel Ocrr Chpey, Of Alexandra Tho effected the nr.
rest - entitled To the reward o 500 offered by the Go.
vernon for the apprehension Of the prisoner
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-07

Losr MoNEY !RgFroRED.-About thity-nine years ago
(says he Leesburg Washugtnnan the late Chas G,ssUuy
ofLoudoun county while his way IN Winchester stop
ped Tor the night hotel Oh the mountain above Snck
ersvile. la the morning after he had proceeded some
distance his way he discovered that his pockct book
containing four hundred dollars gone-he returned
C the hotel where he aud the proprietor OF the house
made due search; but the money found. Some
time afterwards he indirectly heard that the money had
been found 10y individual who at the hotel that
night but Lis whereabouts could be asccftained -
Alter Mr. t. sdeath his executor, w Lrckett E.q nj
this town, took the matter in hand and lately found out
the residence at the party in Western State where he
had accumulated handsome property, probably from
thc start given by this 500 One day last week
OF the individual Who found the money called upon Mt
L. and compromised it With him by paying hundred
aud twelve dollars
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-07
CARRIAGES! CARHIAGEs!. or
ALFRED KING, 49,

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURE sgrARE ExcHASGs HrE
~ hand %
onahe Style, Coaches, Coaehr-s Charrotters Ra.
Rockauays Slide Nat Top Bugys, Buggys with and without
Tops. ~ '
have also Al Repository large assortment Northern
arrag manufactured bJ ihr most approved rAntg
IRON The ghiesi style notop BgE TO The anet order
ia OF will
sSAIine my stock a. determined sell moot reA.sna.
"e tS'th'-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-07

Tnr CONCERT OK SNuRn,r Nlour.-MIlr. Teresa Pa
roll aud Nine and Mr.. Strakosch gave their third Con.
cert in this city at Metropolitan Hail. Saturday night,
1t Wa, like those which preceded it, splendid mn.,
entertainment aud each individual member of the audi
ence WAS delighted. II u specify prominent
briItrs al the Concert, should select the Durtn from
Rs,ni> 'Sabat Mater, sung by Nile Parod aud Mime.
Strako-cl with Nerdure Clad" from Haydns Oratn.
no Ut "rhc Creation, aud "The Rondo FuaI. rum l.
Sonnnnbua, sung Ly Piro'li I'VE met 10y chance" u
ballad, sung by Mime Strakosch the BANJO and til.
Nightingale, performed by Maurice Str nko.ch aud h.
Star Spanslrd Banner sung 10y Paroii and Nine. Str,
k"-ch. We have heard the Star Spanglcd Banner sung
thousands al unes but heard il un S,tur,lt,
might It, effect upon the audience. may bc readily
Imagined, was Intensely exciting and perfect storm
applause followed each verse, when the charming simg,i
gave ateianee to the thrilling words ''The land OF n,
Tree aud the home Oi the btave" The piano acc1lna-
ninent OF Stakosch materially heightened the effect of the
piece la Truth, we thought 1t more captivating than Pa
ruits grand performance OF the Marseiidise hut som
allowance must BE- made for American feelings wl.
"" are bold enough Ia express opinion al this kind
The culture Concert from the the co-,
was musical entertainment of the most d,lightin
ordct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-07

rHH kDsArrtso CAsK-wui Smith, alias George Hamilton,
reesampd by Mayor Saturday, the aiding
slave The Who had
slduai whose he
reality Gsoss- .mil Induced I'm,
John A. McGuI Matches Miss. t M,
lad NO dra eh. destination" They through Psr,bas
their bi-r, and vent Washington
yuuld give the security required ~ all
North ty not permitted to leave the suT.
ell Richmond. Happ-ared other testimony g,.n by Dr
farrov, that the their
suspicion.
The Mayor inclined To believe that the
smith alias Hamilton, wSuI BE- under the Of Wig,
ns recently passed relative aiding
smandej uutl r.d,
Meantime ME- Mc,. the negro
T. the subject.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-07

ArroisrssST.-Jsmes MInitree, ESQ. hss been appoint
ed superintendent 81 the erection Of the house
post Office to be built Ia Petersburg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-07

P'Roni ~ LrNcnBuHG-Our Lyncbburg friends seem
TO have gone nto ecsaces tho performances Of Pao
aud her associates. The vrgnian nludcs to the con.
eert@ IN the highest terms praise During their soourn
~ %'rhbntg, Mile Parod and Mime Stnkosh were Sc.
renled by the gentlemen composing the musical asocn
ton of the city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-07

a. HENOBI o. HOSEA superior Hose,
IN manufacturer Of the finest Hemp-a cheap s..
and excellent substitute for Leather aud Gutta
cha u Is especially recommended TO Planters. Nurserymen
Companes Steamboats,, Manufactures, DWcng
e~. than hall the price 81 leather lighter
~ durable and Is not subjected or IT,
Of oilnK or greaHng, neither Is ! injured by frost
for sale aud orders for
Inches In diameter by CHARLES LENZMANN Cedar
YORK where certificates 81 it, qualities
from Allied Hsr.n, va Chief Engineer
Iam from James hcfsran Eq Chief Engineer
Very Company and also fro The large
81 EuroI-. ami g,u
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f"sr-O''ics E-rABLisnsp.-A po.t-onice has been
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