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b B; BkIDG FOhD q Co, GENERAL.

~ .,NO!HmlooiON AND FORWARDING mER-
yhAhTs, Corner 10Th and Dock streets Richmond
attend particularly to the sale Of Rockland
G,,' cement, Hay, Rosin, Tar Plaster, Flour Feed
b .~ &c. Also TO orders for the purchase OF Mer-
"5shdlze generally.
are also prepared TO take storage and effect in
belI on same at the lowest city rates Our Ware
.'ss being situated the Dock goods can be stor.
" with us free of Drayage.
u b BRIDGFoRD. NJ Ttns,vv p.rx
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BY Larus & Shine,

WOOD LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY
w AT AUCTION VIII be sold at auction on
MONDAY the Sd of March, at IL o'clock, at Henrico
Court House. it being the LIST day of the Court tract
of Wood Land, about 9 miles below Richmond on
the Williamsburg road, containing ia acres more or
less bounded by the lands of Alex. Childress George
Turner and Nat. Robinson and others.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance and II months
interest added and title retained until the last note is
paid. LARUS Il SHINE,
fe 10 Auctioneers
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coon NEWS TO THE SUFFERING

BLOODROOT COUGH CANDY
An eectual cure for coughs, colds, inflammation of
the throat and lungs splitting OF blood ucipient con-
sumption, clearing the voice and all pulmonary COM
plants. THIS Candy is highly medicated with the
Extract of Wild Cherry, Blood-root, Boneset, Hoar
hound, Liverwort Faxseed, Squills, &c. 1t is plea
SAINT to take and perfectly safe both for the infant as
well as for those of old age, if taken in accordance
with the directions.
Sold by JOHN J. RICHARDSON, Confectionery
and Variety Store, Columbian Hotel Building.
fe
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CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
~ VA.-The propnetors of these Springs, which
have for some time past enjoyed very favorable
putation in the counties surrounding them have been
induced to put the water in barrels for the Gonveni
of invalids in other sections.
For the present. the price is fixed at which
barely covers cost of barreng and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question. The fol-
lowing certificate from DR.. Carper leading and we'll
known physician in Botetout county is selected from
many of equal responsibility and force:
FINcAsTLE, BorEToURT Co., VA,
July 25th, 1855. !
Having been called on by the proprietors of the
"Craig Alum Springs" to express my opinion of its
medicinal virtues, hereby state, that have examin
ed the analysis of the water made by Prof Boothe of
Philadelphia and believe it we'll adapted to dis
requiring tonic Alternative action the sys-
tenn and can further that have known some re-
markable effected by its in scrofulous afec.
tons and diseases Of the digestive organs.
Samuel M. CARPER, M. D.
The water has been analysed by Professor Boothe
of Philadelphia who says
"A mineral spring of such richness and quality as
the analysis indicates will prove valuable aid to the
gon of Virginia. about equdistant from many of the
confer higher value upon the Stipulated Cbaly biate
Oe JAS. c. BoorHE.D
Eruptive diseases, arrangement of the liver dys-
pepsa, &c, have yielded to the power of this water
and prove its efficacy wherever it has been tried.
This very valuable water is for sale in barrels at
very low price,iby
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
no 29-dtsif Agents for the Proprietor.
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The foregoing Lots, much thereof as shall be
sufficient will be sold the l4th day of March next
in front of the Town Hall, in Manchester between
the hours Of Il o'clock M. and O'clock P. NJ, COM
mencing at the rst-named hour, unless there be pre-
centum such taxes for the charges
fe I5-2awtds JOSEPH WELLS, Collector.
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--r>g4Y ETENING. FEBRUARY %, 1850.
q, hy she following eminent Ar;stes:
vsr l.. DE LACY. Soprano
>.GxoR G. GEORGE, Tenor.
SlGNoR ia COSTA, Solo Flute
NJ {. TNlLuW Nioioucello and Piano.
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CHEAP DRY GOODs.--HaYing made

ITO CHAIKNlAKEKS AND CARPEN-
i TERS.-Proposals will be received at the office
of the City Engineer in the City Hall, until l2 O'Clock,
SATURDAY, the 9th day OF March next, for max
in the Hall over the First Market Proposals will
also be received the time and place for erect
ing Stage and Fixtures in said Hail. Plans and
specifications of the above work can be at the
Office of the undersigned, where all further informa
ton can be obtained. w. GILL,
fe 25-td City Engineer.
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RICHMOND NOKNIAL MUsICAL ACA:

RlCHMOND NORMAL MUSICAL AGA
IL DEMY-T. L. GALLEHER, Principal
first session of this Institution will March
9TH 1856, and continue for IS weeks. Its object is
afford systematic and thorough course of nstruc-
tion in every department of the science of Music
Vocal and Instrumental. The pupils of this School
will be cassed according to previous attainments and
the course of instruction particularly adapted to each
The Pestoozion mode of teaching will be pursued
The Principal will have charge of the classes in the
Vocal, while in every other department he will be
aided by some of the most accomplished teachers in
the city In the Vocal department especial attention
will be given to the cultivation of the voice. which
includes instructions in respiration resonance quality
of tone pronunciation articulation enunciation and
phrasng, and in general, all that belongs to full
style in execution.
TERMS for the session per scholar two lessons per
week Vocal class exercises LIST and ID classes adult
ST 80; for Sd and 4h classes (juvene), number
of lessons, SIS 25 lessons the Organ, Piano. Meo-
deOn. Harp and Instrumentation. two per week, $685.
lessons the Violin, Flute, Guitar, &c, two per
week, s %; private lessons the Voice, s per les
The instructions the classes in Vocal Music will
be given in the Lecture Room of the Second Presby-
terrain (Dr Hoge's) Church
Further information be had by application to
the Principal at his study 9Th street, between
Clay and Marshall, or by reference to Circulars
REFERENCESTo the Pastors of the Churches
of this city fe 23---lm
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HAhULU MURRAY,
xr,.-nn Broad street.
MISS URRAY'S Letters from the United States;
$1.00. '
LIFE in Brazil or Journal to the Land of the ICo
Goa and Palm; $500.
NOTES on Central America, by E. G. Squire :;
HARPERS Magazine for March Is cents
ABBOTTS Story Book for March 25c.
/. PARTISAN Sights, I'd series; 75c.
THE Huggermugger's, tstory for boys); ST.
GLAUCUS, or Wonders of the Sea Shore; Soc.
JACKSON at New Orleans; $l.25.
MACAULAY'S History of England various ed-
tons
THE Illustrated Composition Book 58c.
PITCHES Physical Geography; ST..
NEW edition of Miss Austin's Works; 75c.
Homeopathic Books and Medicines. fe %
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HIRING AND snnrrNc sr.Avrs


knsANTs FOX Ill Eve have a
~ good Sawyer, who 10 also rough Carpeuter and
anrst rate Driver. Also. woman who is 4 GOOD
year. n " GRAyEs - 20 's
&c -,---N 18th ST., near Shookoe Warehouse.
Ne. l HOUSE SERVANT f1R HIKE,
a nave for hire for the balance of the year No
h9ase Servant or Ladies' Maid, of good character
aPPly 70 te 9-ts ALIEN MOTT
EoR HIRE Five Negro Men as general
,iahorers Tor farms and such other work; three
small Boys, just from the country for general work:
I'VE SHls MS purses or general house work: three
binary Female Cooks; three Male Cooks; one Boat.
men; one Carpenter, and one Hostler Apply to
WIN. GOULDIN,
nc ~t-St Governor 81.
yENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
~ The subscriber offers his services to his friends
ana the public generally for the purpose Of hiring out
negroes renting out houses collecting accounts, &c
ANY BUSINESS entrusted to his care will be promptly
and faithfully attended to-
ohee on Wall street, under st. Charles Hotel
T.. A. J. CLOPTON,
de 2a---dSmdw4t Agent and Collector.
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TO THE PUBLIC,-.The
D NEW DRUG STORE.
q JOHN w. POLLARD.

81 JOHN w. POLLARD,
w uate with PURCELL Ladd & Co-)
81 DRUGGIST AND APoTHEcARY, AND PRopRIE.
TOR OF POLLARD'S RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
has taken the 18th street, between Grace and
Broad lately occupied by DR.. Jno. N Lumpkn offers
to his friends and the public generally, complste
CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY and FANCY ARTI.
Giles, which he pledges himself to sell on as rea-
soneble any other store in the city, and hopes
by strict attention to business to merit share of pub
lie patronage.
~ Particular attention paid to Physicians Pre-.
scriptions
All of the most reliable Patent Medicines ALWAYS
on hand.
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEED, BURNING FLUID.
Lamp Oil, &C., &C., always on hand. and for sale by
JOHN w. POLLARD
fla Ok Druggist nth street
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NOTICE q PERSONS GOlN6 NOkI IL
a.lrs ~ lee Creepess without which no psxsee ~
ina North should b. - they are tie cqly tsssg
e II ALEX. HILL NJ. ~ nas -
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HANDSOME OUTAGE FARM ON THE
MEADOW RIDGE ROAD HALF MILE
NORTHEAST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-The
subscriber, intending to change his business Of
Gated as above, containing about IL The i'm
provements are new, consisting of excellent
dwelling and the whole place highly improved within
the past year for market garden On the place there
are several excellent Springs The neighborhood is
good; Apply on the premises to the subscriber.
fe 22-6t* r. F. TYLER
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lust NECEIVE ED from New YOrk this
- morning-S4 Bleached and Unbleached Domes-
tics, at CT cts; A Bleached and Unbeached Domes-
ties, at and 10 cit of that celebrated A soft
finish Long Cloth at 12t per yard the cheapest
in the city; Bleached and Unbleached Sheetngs all
widths 80 pieces Penitentiary PaIds and Stripes new
patterns; Nos and Cotton Oznaburgs; Heavy stri-
ped Ozna burgs and variety IF Domestic Goods,
adapted for the ensu NJ season. All of which will be
offered at a small advance on the cash.
fe 25 ALFRED MOSES, 6S Main st
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MoRR NEW Books So. 3. -,

MORE NEW BOOKS, as
x In Brazil. Journal Of visit to the land oe
.hs COCOA and the Palm, with appendix con-
aiming Illustrations of ancient South Americ.n
s s IN recently discovered implements and pro.
aaan OF domestic industry and works In stone
fotey, eoid. bronze, silver &C.. by Thomas En-.
MISS ~ with over one hundred illustrations: So
MISS mmrray's Travels in the United States, Cuba
Inc Conhdential Correspondence of Napoleon b.
of Spain, vols; ~ f"' $3.50 '''' i>'1s
NoI rn on Centrat America. particularly the States
VI Honuuras and San Salvsdor-their geography
llopofraphy, climate. population, resource s pro-
UGue..ons &c, and the proposed Honduras inter-
oceanic Railway; by T. G. Squier with original
ihE Attache in Madrid; or Sketches of the Court of
~ sapelia H., translated from the Germans ST..
AN elementary Treatise on Logic, designed for the
use OF schools and Colleges well as for private
n s stady and usei by w. d. Wilson, D. D. I25
rAhiolAN Sights and French Principles seen
snfougn American Spectacles; by Javes I'd series;
BRAiTHWAITE'S Retrospect; part sgd.
Jun cousin teronca; Scenes and Adventures
over the blue Ridge; by NJ. Z. Wormeley; sI25
20, sa.e Dy A. NORRIS,
M Main AIR.
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EDWARD c. GOODWIN, an Apprentice
H to the unders gned to learn tin plate and iron
work, left this city in December last to visit his
father in Portsmouth, and has not since returned
Having reasons to believe that the said Edward C.
Goodwin is now at work journeyman either in
Norfolk Portsmouth, and thereby intends to de-
fraud me of his services, per indentures, which
makes him my apprentice until the 9th OF January,
1857, hereby forewarn all persons from harborng
employing him, as will enforce the law against
them for doing CHARLES H. LANGLEY.
fa
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IMPORTANT NOTICE...Having sold out
i my saddlery and harness business 1t becomes In
cumbent upon me to urge a settlement OF the debts
due me, of long standing. Those that 70.
main unsettled by the LIST of March will be dealt
with according to law as require the money to carry
my new business JOS III. COLQUiTT, Agt
fe Its 18th street. between Main and Cary.
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NOTICE TO CITY AND COUNTY,
~ DEALERS, AND LOVERS OF GOOD CIGARS
AND TOBACCO.-I will continue to keep a we'll Sc
SNUFF, FANCY ARTICLES, and all other articles
in that line Also constantly receiving large supplies
of old HAVANA and AMERICAN CIGARS, &c,
such as will offer great inducements to the trade
Aatter myself that can sell cheaper than any other
house in the city ard on as accommodating terms.
am thankful for the patronage SO literally bestowed
for the last FIVE years. and solicit continuance
of the same
JAS. A HARRINGTON, Tobscconist,
fe 20-lm 1874 Main, corner of 10th st
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MO- N0..G.t;ATHITPOTkNT-.LEONAKn-

q INSTANT RELIEF AND SPEEDY CURE -
never falling remedy for Colds, Coughs. &c &C.,
>, re lame has now reached every part Of the civi-
world, and should be in the possession OF every
80 VINO values health. One or two doses inthe com
I+aceInent how many dave or weeks or months of
LESS may 1t not prevent. frosb supply for sale
s,, DUVAL & NORTON Druggists,
ID 10Th and Main sfs
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ITO HOUSEkEEPERS...A fresh supply
of the celebrated French Gloss for cleaning pre-
serving and removing stains from Mahogany and other
Furniture with little labor Price 25c per bottle
ceived and for sale by w. C. BATTAILE,
fe p Druggist, cor Broad and 4th SITS.
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I AaogF makes Its attack with 40 much
eSSoueHness and violence, that unless remedy be
F,aletely administered, it generally proves fatal
tdeht doses Of Leonard's Instant Relief will sub
' the disease. Good also for Coughs and Colds
peie ny DUVAL Il NORTON
- Druggists, 10th and MAN al
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PROGR 4 NJ VI +.
lure from the Orern Martha" by. .Flotow.
a y,- fout hands on the Piano. executed by Mad.
/ Lacy sud Mr. THu.ow.
.---a Kathleen Mayourueen," Ballad,
.g Observation-Disclosures Crauch.
Srs rs Madame De EsrvAN.
r-. OF the hneIghts," from the Opera Mar
Oh. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ..... Fiotow.
e.-g rs Mad Dv ESTvAN and Mad. l.. LACY
l.,,oaceilo, lie Desire" .Seryais
k.-utod BY c TEILow.
f.-. AR from the Opera Robert lie Disble, ="
.. MlTerbeer.
>aa. by Madsmoiselle l.. LACY.
FART H.
s--.-.A IS I view these Scenes so Charming, 4"
-...s The O7era La SOnsmbula,' by. Bellini.
Snug hY StgnoT GEORGE.
A., ad Prayer from the Grand Opera, "Holo-
sang nv Madame DE- EsTvAN.
: 10 Ffu-p-Nsria'ion Rri,iiautes hy........ Tuluu
Executed by S!gnor DA CosTA.
-.-zu,t-" Oh nj qusll sci tn Wilma" from the
Orers Norma. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Bellini
Sars nv Mad EsTvAN, Mad'lle Lacy and Sig
NO. GEORGE.
H..t-"Msstar and Scholar" by............. Horn.
Suas by Msa'Ile Lacy and signor GEORGE.
~ Doors open st o'clock. Performance to com
-r-- ~ = O'Clock.
r. TICKETS 80 CTS.-To be had at the princi-
Hotels and Muse Stores. f. 25-d
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l. We offer for rent the Hermitage Farm, situa
ted about mile west of the city, with about l25
acres of superior Land, in excellent order and well
adapted for profitable cultivation. The improve
ments consist of dwelling, with the usual outhouses
Immediate possession will be given. Apply to
te 25-et TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
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Baker, M airy c..
children Off,. ~ Decatur 1872 B66t S ,5N SIS A
Same. l36i Decatur 1881 1922 ...... 81
Parr, VIM. NJ. :. lJackson 32l 256 4Ncl I6
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BY Alexander Eote.
MIGHT SALES.-.WAT JKWEI.
| RY, kc.-Will be sold at auction, THIS EVE.
MING. commencing at " o'clock, q large lot Of
Watches Jewelry, Pens, Pencils, DC.
ALSO-A general assortment Of Fancy Articles.
Cutlery, Dry Goods Clothing, Sesars, &c.
NO is ALEX. MOTT Auat
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WEE MOKk s.--There Will be an ex.

! IKE NUKh@.--Thcre will be an ex.
d ,srsye ana brilliant display of
FIRE WORKS AT THE ARMORY,
/ SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT. at u o'clock. AS mole
- usnsI care has been taken in the preparation of
works and the quarters of the officers will
J. 5;su for the accommodation of the Ladies' and as
The Proceeds will go 10 the Poor,
>. ped there will be large assemblage.
T.r A1laoEy Band will be in attendance.
TICKETS IS CENTS-to be had at the Exchange,
,~r7icau and St Charles Hotels, at Messrs. Duva L
5 rtcc's. aud al the gateway at the Armory.
ie IL
POSTPONED.-The exhibition of Fire Work will
Q. rsko place until TUESDAY NIGHT at II
-ln-s fe 23-St
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I - ''HIL..sTUFEt IHFKt Size IOOk InR
N. 'iasses; one Show CHse; and small size Iron
& ANY one in want Of the above articles can npd
AZ bargain by calling at No. l34 Main street, oD-
tLesIe square. fe 10
HhiTTANNIA AND Plated WARE
faks "sk Dishes, tTss-pots. Spoons, Coffee Urns,
a. &C. at rs6aesd prices.
.s sTEBBINs l. PULLEN,
I0l Broad street.
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AUCTION sArEs igI

EURNITURE.. DRY GOODS, SHOES.
L Gc.-Wi1I be sold at auction, THIS MORNIN9
10 o'clock general assortment Of new and sscoed
hand Furniture.
ALSO-Several invoices Of Dry Goods, Clofhine
xsr. choice styles; Is Gold and Silver Watches,
Chains, &c. ALEX. MOTT,
fe IS Auctioneer.
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TO OWNERS OF AND DTALENS IN

HoRSES.-We prepare Horse Tonic for fat
'-iAg IN short time any horse, and for producing
t''ssy coat OF hair and at the time relieving
4r b"und. This medicine be left of, after the
-Lls is improved without his falling back in flesh
stirlis No humbug. For sale by
DUVAL l. NORTON, Druggists,
~ 10Th and Main sks.
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/ OOk OUT, OR YOU WILl;lllSs,THE
II CHAECE.-A. LIE. 10 now selling many arti-
cles lower than cost and purchasers should not fail to
call on him before making their purchases elsewhere
All he wants il call, he il confident that he can
offer such inducements to effect sale. He has on
hand many really desirable articles both In Clothing
and Furnishing Goods and viii sell them at prices
that is bound to please.
A. LEVY, 50 Main street.
Opposite St. Charles Hotel.
fel9 SIGN OF he Red Coat
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BY Goddin q Apperson.

SALE OF CORN OATS. sHuCKss
- STRAW, ke-, AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY,
The 18th of Feb. 1856, will be sold az the Farm Of
Mrs. Martha B. ChsmberlayDe miles north Of Rich
tnond near to Brooke Church. parcel of Corn, Oats
Shucks, Straw and Turnips
Sale to commence at Ii o'clock.
TERMs-Cesh for all mms under $50; over that
amount months credit for approved endorsed nego-
table paper.
fe n GoDDIN L APPERSoN. Aucts.
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,tTR0POLITAN Hall.

MAD. DE ESTNAN.
...r.7y informs the citizens of Richmond and
.s. that she will give ONE
GRAND CONCERT!
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A LE---3O bbls. and half bbls. Beveridge,s
N Ale, for sale by
fe 20 THOMAS JONES L. co.

A LCOHOL AND BURNING FLUIDS
"A For sale in quantities to suit purchasers
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists
fe2 No. 90 Main street
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4 KTIFICIAL TEETH---Iones- Whine &;


I Z
- y. y. MOLASSES.-20 barrels B. Coffee Sugar
barrels C. Yellow do do; Is tierces Prime Bacon
1sfs; barrels prime New Orleans Molasses for
'a.e by SIZER & PHAUP
IL - "a Main street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

CRIsps GAErY-NEiss Heron in Iucdea-To
night Miss Matilda Heron will appear in her own
translation OF the Greek play of Euripides known as
" Medea. The play is one of the most ancient in
existence and as it is familiar to every reader of the
classics, its production in English on our modern
stage must prove novelty of more than ordinary
magnitude Messrs Howard, Thayer and Bland will
appear in the principal male characters For after.
piece, the capital buresque of Po-ea-hontasn will
be given, with Misses Duand and Ho1son as the hero
and heroine, and Messss. Davidge, Harris, Trevor
vincent, Carleton and Chippendale as the romantic
aboriginals and T. F.'s-not to mention the Misses
Duckworth, Howard, Clark, and Mrs. Meyers, as the
killing Indian girls, who turn into still more kno
Contnentas. The bill altogether is one of rare Mt
tracuveness and we shall look for crowded house.
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&c We have received from Messrs. Neil Brothers
Il Co, their communication and circular with the copy
OF letter addressed by u cotton merchant in New
York to his correspondent in Liverpool. As it has
already appeared in print through our contemporary,
the Bulletin, it is unnecessary for us to insert in
fact we have no room this morning. We agree with
Messrs. N B. CO. that the consumption of cotton is
question open for argument. AT the same time the
figures and estimates contained at length in the art
Gle enclosed to us have already been impeached and
the views of the author in mind proved in several
essential points erroneous by another writer over the
signature of " A Cotton Broker which we will en-
deayor to find room for tomorrow
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SPALD1NG & ROGERS MUSEUM AND Aupu1ruEA.
TER'-Ihe whole of this establishment is at length
open to the public. The Museum was thrown omen
on saturday and notwithstanding the rgdity of the
weather, was visited by numbers of people, The Gu
rosites are ranged about in handsome style IN stairs
ana down. and the stuffed giraffe he skin being that
OF the animal that was drowned at our leyee over n
year ago) is very handsome and conspicuous object
10 people IN the street, being placed on the outside of
the building in large glass case The aYmlcss man
Mr.. Nells, gave his first evee, and filed all his yis
tors with establishment and admiration. The manner
IN Which nature has compensated Mr.. Neis for his
lack of hands, by investing the qualities of nrcrs in
his toes, is thing very wonderful to behold, The,
museum was open through the day, as it will be to
DAY and every other day except Sunday, Tho
amphtheater is still devoted to the performances Of
Matt Peel and his minstrel band-the best crowd of
their kind that visited New Orleans, and one If
the few public attractions that never know any abate
ment IN popularity. The Ministries now give an after
noon performance daily, beginning at one o'clock, an
excellent arrangement, which will give ladies' children
and home-birds generally who cannot be out at
night an opportunity of reveling in tile sweetest mu
sic and the keenest merriment The amphitbeater is
filled nightly, and as soon as the weather grows
pleasant, we shall expect to see the museum and
amphitheater crowded both day and night.