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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

ssStc Lila NOIAGE.-to Commencing the am ut jane
zs4ax-t.ldzAS5 md during the repairs u the AqUeduct IN
iYnchburg, the Packet Iiaat for b. hau1r.
vii leave LvnchburF Monday Wednesday, and Friday
y NJ Returning. leave buchanan. TUESDAY Thursday. and
Saturday At \. NJ, and arrive in lynrhburg. l. n
BOYD, EDMOND Il DAVENPORT.
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r., 80, -e.sa.s4s.tr1 virginia \ TBNsEssEE
tf0 ~ wTxr-~HHy RAIL RDAD.-Ou Thursday, I h 60
lHlh 81 june the Passenger Itau will
commence running to Salt Works Branch Junction
tnnc II ISL f. II GlIIa G,u Snbt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

4 an prepared to MI orders for MARBLE
MohiS of description, from the plaiucst the
Northern establishment,
s"noa'ta Books of new, and plain designs
,So Y piee ori VIII call any person desiring see
80 le1laeneoe JNo g. GADDEss.
OftE.-fhe attention Of ,I,. Atprrb,,,. |
's'.CsA i-r pi LyL hluig rV reIl.I it5tt IL
' knowing extract fou III regulations %. tn hhurs :
student shall be allowed to contract am, dl 80 ,.,
Wllt'h the PEI 4aission OF his parent guardian am a.
son eitditng student without written rert,bca,,
fresia ut Il The Faculty will do his own risk
.oet SAMUEL X. COX
aug - - President of the Far
4 MpoRTATsCN.-L spoRT
Il ING WARE-HOuS E-whore will be found IN. IaTrr.,
assortment eff I.afinated Steel; Double and S. .
Rifles; De3s Engish Self docking shooter Colts XII
lens and Ihgroers ReyolVers and Single Pistol, o,r,
flasks, Shot Belts and Pouehes Game Bags Cleaning Rods
Nipple. " reaches El-ys Cocks and Percussion Guns.
Gun Nads and Wire Cartridges ali Curtis Uarxe,
Diamond Powder and American Powder, all kinds Compress
ed Bullets; Buck and Small Shot Liquor Flasks Rogers
Pocket Cutlery Bowie Knives, Razors; fine assortment of
Port Monies, Gold Silver Ivory and Crooked Sword and
Plain Canes and thing In line suit
MsnaSe lot of premium Rifles hand Repairing done
VIM oss patch, and warranted, by
Samoa, WIN b. & c. FISHER. opposite the
-sx,--2 Noryell House. L.ynehburg, va.
S,,epsr ~ MERCHANTs.-Ou Country
ter hna our stock of CLOTHING and
lrons NJ .ei a. retail sales than eyer before We viii
burg and bet,er as any house Richmond or pets
oet =. o''e' s'sIes Of ciothing ' VI RUNS
- - $3.50 GLASS; & RAISE
5ek smDEn uprer vcn,hcr for .,,,
j u. g. Is II NOWII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

-, ~ una gus, 10 4l1d ii' considered lie mos raiI
l"' IA ", We Hair. NJ being Tor light n, % -, H.,
tf and NJ" = general dressing for Hair II all I,rh
~ ~ ana YET # changes hair 10 ITS ori,n, ~ ~
"r, ~ Ns'"'s ). H. THOMPSON a co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

kJryfg Kate Coventry,
MY Atlacbe Or Sam Slick In England
.zsscy Montague. by Reynolds,
tro Martins, by Lever,
John HALIFAX Oentlenan.
Grey bay Mare, by II p Leland
War Path. J - Jones.
}oi lat FuckcrH imod States,
secret soeictcs Of Frame
M4stcry Evil and God, by John Young,
The Kingdom winch shal not be destroyed,
BERNARD Lilo,
Fashionable Life,
Just received LANGlIORkE a WALKI'PS
,heb poot and Periodical store a low doos aboy the Nor
veil House. IYucthnR- Va aug Blis
a,CHOOI. HOOKs.-B"-i received by steamer
- large II School Books our Stock consists In all the
books used in the schools Of the city and surrounding count'
aug a0ts IANGlioRAL y WALkuP.
6tHEGK H00Ns.-W" h"." hand IL large
lot vi CHICK Books all the banks IN the city, Just
c1I,o1 At LhNGHORNE 4 WALKtPS
oct t1a
DooRs, STATIONARY, PAPER, Ac.-C.
ID Morse /. receiving and large aditons h4
stock Of Hooks stationary Paper and Fancy Goods to which
respectfully invited salo' for cash aud prices low al
sep lot Commission House.
NEW ARRIVAL al GrrrI, Latin and En-
y p.h school Books, also Live aud Lonrn, guide for all
"a correctly Magaiena Hepburn by
ofDavd. sIurgoons ttto modern Wbici) sermons Lescs
Gazor If Fashions Chamt ers Journal Backwoods Maya
I'm, british REVIEW, Edinburgh Review, Household Word
Baou. Monthly lmta Merchant Magazine Mrs stephen
illustrated Now Monthly iust r"cclvedat .,o,,a,,..
UDApEK, Paper. Paprr.-A large ns.ori n,cnt
Letter aud N"te large usual and small of White, Blue
and 1n,Y Co"rs. cap Paper Fine Supefine, Plain and
Ruled Wrapping=-dpuhr lugc-large and small Manila
and Ten Paper styles Tissue Paper white and fancy
oolor- PLOTTING Paper of iYekinds Just received at
MORSES.
sep l3is
DApER DANGINGs.-wc nrc"ow opening"
d lurgslot Of paper hnrginga. all uc,. styles.
may ia LANGllORNE \ WALKGp.
fNH>rt SECOND HAND PLANO, but Lille
u Il and good ns now Gnu be bought very low
IL i" lis LANGHORNE & WALklpS.
4 MOTHER ioi Of tboSr dne pi0nos md uu-
n Ole. lust recoiSeda LANGHORNE 4 WALKTpS.
iuuC utta
NZ' 1pBas NsstON IasSRNss's s-rea, Worth
w tha Life Of Washington PAYNE & CHRISTIAN,
Agents the above work ready To deliver the three
mat NulImesto subscribers sep lsH
GsLTIe sWAFTON's HEPOKTs.-PANNE&
CHRISTIAN have for sale Grattun l1h Volume. Just
published Iscp lsts
FuND EaaE lApIEs.=Nc have hand the
largest aud hcs selected stock ct Extracts, Cologne Yer.
hsna Florida euder aud BAY Leaf Waters all kinds
omR Tor the Hair BALM ui thousand Flowers, Aromatic
Ninrgat. Sc, to be found Ia The city.
may I9t4 IANGHoRNE 4 WALKUP
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &c.
Oalse of the ~. =. Hniiread 10.
= y = III
CAM.

Oai.e of the ~. =. Hniiroad 10.
PfffH-HuHs, sept -. ir-ib.
"a .''s' s 4, q ,, d. g. "a IL -
rtn viii leave Petersburg daily, Sundays eneepted9 al
.tck a NJ. at BgkesAo fyanetoHD At ~ ~ al al
Isnchbarg atI 90 7 VI. ~
ave LYuchbury 30 oeock A NJ. Arrive at Burke
si. tJuaeiionJ at IL NJ. and Al Petersburg at P NJ
- q u ALLSIf.
Suurrntrgdent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

CBEsrLHIIlfp April I1th i=sH
A,srs Pew CO Having usod futf 81 aud fafag
Tito be such hur medicine thn> If du 10 IN tAtt taH
should know n MN daughter about two t outav
rocker Of chair and and bruised her thigh ,,r} nuc
assumed the irm If bod and became very | had
lanoed by physician but thai ddnot re,Ve 1t heruo
running sore and continued for tried
every medicine could hear Of with ell until
dueed &c ify bottle nfyunr Turf oait, nsinR hottie
and ahh was entirely healed have since us for atbtr
soros and found the benefit Nou liberty 10
this as you th,pk proper s. 1lIAIklN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

hcse vessels are of the first class built expressly Tor thus
trade and have accommodations
They commanded by experienced Captains, wel quail
hed for the trade and who Will spare
mediate
They Will be towed up and down The river by seau. and
be relied sail promptly advertised Merchants
going North ordering goods from Boston, will lind il
their interest ship by this line, the only
and freight viii always be taken low lay other
sels and every will be made 10y The agents
and Boston To give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hope To- obtaining a ni
share of patronage
The vessels VIII lie in Richmond nocb, IN Hos
ton at Rowcs Wharf
DAVID WM CIRRIE, Richmond Ami.
ALLEN 4 WELTCH. Boston. 3h'"'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

Ia MORE. ST, fETEisbthG NJ Stock # -, s,ta-
Clothing and Gents funshii, Goods enirsees nv hay Made
tensiyc and superior variety ha have had The eh
o exhibiting to the e-ehs q 'hr toekade CITY sI,,
country Ny Stock of Cloihs u,,. NJ ' rounding
been selected with great care f. nave
stsi's t." st'''' anu ". At, oe | 10 "fdr in the l,si nan
OF tine Parry aud " rdds ~uitsf 'e Per
rial aud best finish shall nj be dsapoa 4 ',' mate
my stock Mr. JOIN beiIl1E Iuf..raod N ""'aahon
Custom Departments Hos " l1, = oithe
sep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

% TTUUS lI..H0 NU"UIN0Is
10 Sides.
30 lBhls -" Lard,
~ fair
50 Kegs prime "
IUt CauVassed Hams
All o consg uneit, and tor sole a Low, .ltas
fliOS BEANtH 4 SONS
SEP l5alls lattr.I..,S a,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

Il BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND, by steam 49, -
BELNlbERE and foCAlbNTAS.-IhC
STEAMER BEINIDERE leaves Baltimore every SAT Il
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning, ieG~es III II
MDND every IT ESDAN AFTERNOON fol baltimore
The fotAHDNlAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
NESDAN AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning, lie yc-
RICHMOND every SA1i RDAl AFTERNOON tor bait
timorc
shippers Baltimore by these Boats hay h,
goods here every Monday and Friday Of each week
1t DIAN 4 WATSON, Richmond Va.
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uc,,uar,>EofRi,h Az

NEN.YDRK PACkETs-I This new home 49, -
line l.. coupased following vessels, and salis
from Sr York sssry three days All OWNED IA the city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

INC Inland, NUdIIId county, Va, Nv 7, IFaI
MessTs Dgrt Co-Geniem"l nsed about fourth OF
bbtle Of your Turf Oh upon The lack Nurse the
bsch almost ever saw, entirely p1cv as largo
hand aud this single application a unl applied ruted
II up entirely aud parmanuntN really =frfsyd at th
qnckntsa Of u cugat,cs preTero aud think nro prompt
and cfiCgeans than anything the kni saw
have sold thrua1 d Of bottle Of ohormerarai5H M similar
imposes.
Respectfully l. BpSpl'RANI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

ToFober with wall selected stock Of Trune UItrous sol
shrli Anauds EnrlHh Nannfs. lhrfts Palm Nuta MacH
Toni \'nseeila Malu sugar. tmtant, rreserpcd Ginger
ShrHWtH rklrs In jars brandy Peaches imported IIaVan
ahd lUnte tfAts 81 the h@i quality Fancy aud frcno
Confectionery OF abnds Walking Canes Banos Ianborincs
Hoy Drums fnieN AriicltH TOYS &c. Plain and Fam
oandics manufactured duly II the best material In quano
10 suit respectfully solicit call from country buy
ors, oehaIgo is mhdo Tor sho"iueths goods
A HOW'D
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

mo. III NsFORD, Grocer and Com rs i.sso"
- MERCHANT MAIN kfHfFT, IfhtHbrNG Having lust
Northern tlas haYn now o hand aud
eayng every day the anu unsi desirable stock of Gro
efie and auorx before offered by my old
public large Ny stock consists In every
usualls kept in the Grocery line feel no hesitation In
az ng will se goods cheap II not cheaper than
YnehburR warrant every article thai sell To give
eptr, saartiou sale buy nothing but The best
uick sales nnd small profits In every instance
AL kinds country produce taken ia exchange for gooJs at eash
4rF. IortI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

DAVID 4 WM. CURRlf.

= SShippcrs by this Vessel will their goods port
destination at onehat rate of freight cheaper than h5
other route and ia less time. Insurance be effected
the best terms II. " " C.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

n + \
SENGER So On and tn" LIST 1pv
h October lSJ6 the Passenger Trains viii stop
sruges at points ut which therr Dcpots except he
lowing, ClaVs, Guodes Lowrys Lisbon Gs's Owens
Tanks. Shawsyille. Montgomery Springs West Of New
River Bridge Martins and Emory College tickets
he sold TO clay Gsas aud New River Bridge but the De
pots beyond, BY order of the Board.
Sep Is Pm L. II GILL Gen snpt
Rep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

NEW tONCERN.-W y. Anderson Inns
~ this day associated Win him JOHN q ADAMS aud
THOMAS - ANDERSON In m" pnrpuso of uanaactinF
GENERAL GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARD
ING ~ slNESS, nnder The nru aud style OF ANDERSON
ADAMS y co, At the old stand Of W. 4 Anderson dor
merl, i - Rcuwirk3
They VIII always keep hand well selcced stock of Gro
reres Guhnp ground and la Pnsri. Lvngston InuBh
aud I 1alinEs
Particular attention given 70 the sale OF consgnmcnts, and
advance made on Produce In hand
WILLIAM 4. ANDERSON
IolIN q, ADAMS.
e. THOMAS ANDERSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

n EAEkA DESCRIPTION ON MAN or NIAsI
ann M tuHr. ND va pANGtR tRpN fsPosuHE 70
cor treo ~ csuts per bottle
En ~ garprdR Ia ~ CaHgress hr Cfts Ohrs 81 n.
Hrisf Court fer ftt Aastsrs psrtttnt iUgata bg porn
CO., RisaHoad. Ia-an e5as sfse
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

IL Linseed Oh Whit Zine White lfead tlafa af ul ttls
SaTIists brushes and every Htiic pertaining the HauI
ing business on hand and Tor sao by
aug l5fs SrRol jIlH A NflIIUrAI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

Aefsr' farf CnGrutcmen;t used portion of "A boil,
o. TUT Oh which very kindly presented with
all lake pleasure IN say that found Il chfftud In
Wing eruption Of the skin tor Nhuh had been patu=ed
nj ~ 0r several years 10y physc without receiving The
lest benefit also recommended Ia frioud II mine WIN
lot months had been annoyed by similar eruption 81
the skin and hc informed short umt since that from the
use of one bottle lac had been entirely cutod
Respectfully, - 4 NJ IEfTWtC1f
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

lNi-til l w Ills SIC g.
DE- Nm. otway owen
nr II Gim1r. Aed'e"t h'aamrS
ne Medical ENanmatiou subjects tor Insurance will b,
hdi' ~ the oce Of thu Company ON each daN bctwoe m
Aenrs of and O'Clock. p. VI trl-lv "
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

The following from The Cincinnati Enquirer il.
OF the best things of the kind ever printed
CONTEMPT OF CoURT.-Hon. Thomas +. Marshall
lats Member OF Congress from Kentucky, WAS de.
Tending man charged with murder, in Jessanne
County, Judge Luck presdiOg.
The testimony against tie priSoner strong, and
Tom struggled bard the cross-. xaDina ion, but to
little purpose, for the old Judge inheIible in bis
determination TO rule out all the improper testimony
Cfdied on the part Of the ceferse.
AZ last Tom worked himself into high state OF ex.
ctem, ut, ard srksd that Jesus Christ was con.
vcted upon just such rulings of the court that tried
him."
"Clerk, said the Judge center foe of $40 sgains.
Mr.. MarshalL"
"Wel that lie the frs. time ever heard Of anybody
beng fined for abusing PoLtus Plate" the quick
response of Tom.
Here the Court became very indignant and ordered
the clerk to enter another fn- Of $40
Tom arose with that peculiar mirt provoking ex-
preston of counter sDoe that imita;e and
addressed the Court with as much gravity ss crcu q
stances would permit, as follows:
IL your Honor please, as good citizen, fee
bouId to obey the order Of this court ana intend u
do 70 in this bstarce; but as don't happen 10 hav.
$50 about me, shall be compelled to borrow IL o
some fiNbc snd as see no present VII zee conf
dence and frsr dshp have SO long enjoyed ~ you
Honor's, | make no hesitation in asking the smal
favor OF loan for sfew days 10 square up the amour
OF the Zines iha; you have caused the clerk to enter
seairst me-"
The was stumper. The Judge looked at Tom,
aid then ct the clerk, and finally said:
GEEK remit Mr.. Marshalls fines the State is bet
ter able TO ose $40 than am"
daring highway robbery was committed in War.
ren County, Pa, On Monday forenoon Of lsst week.
We karn from The Warren NAL that Mr.. Daniel s.
Boughtcn, merchant Of TdiOute and an old resident
OF " Warren County, started to New-York for goods,
with some e Geo. mostly in checks aud drafts. He
came from TidiOute on horseback. When 81 livlne,
FIX miles below Warren, he turned off the ROAD 10 60
up to Tut es mill, two miles through the wood.
When about mile on his way three men Jumped out
OF tie bru-b, dragged him of his horse, bound his
bands and feet and robbed him Of bis pocket book,
watch and all the loose change in ispockets He at.
tempted to defend himself but was oyerpowered and
,ably hurt aoout the breast neck and face.
His borre they hitched to a tree and aed He man
aged to ge, oose, wert to foupgsvile aud gave the
pocket book end all the funds, except the money,
beir about eighty dolsn were found Officers were
forthwith on the alert but traces of the perpera
| tors have been discovered.
Mr. McAister, the ne@omsncer, is dangerously in Al
Ksokub, Iowa.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
SIX MONTHS IN KANSAS
, Of The ". Y. Tribune

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. % IT,.
have just reached here TO look ate, r..
after an abs nee Of six mouths residspe. =. ~
sas / can tell you truly that m.tters A.. ~ ~
bad in that unhappy country a. people mai. ~
out. l tell you, people of the East, A., -
you do something more than write nev,o,,..
clss Kansas will be . Slave State beyond 49,
ton. With 9 Pro-Slsvery Legisla.u,.
Slavery Governor, and Pro.slavery Office - -
and Ofice-holders, with an army 10 bach 40
see nothing but bloodsbed, or total b..ssas
on the part Of the Free-Soil men. Give ~
but fair chance, and my word for Il a. ~
free berself The House Of Rspresentatys.h
done Q noble act in their provisO 10 the Ann, ~
Let the N but hold out and We shall no lonse,,.-
of Dragons searching the houses Of pesceabs -
zens for Sharp's rifles and frightening au :
women and children. Don't degrade brsye. -
by such work. Send the army out of Kanss, .
so far west as TO make some use Of them In l..
ing the Indiana We were all sorry to see Ca
Der superseded; and thus TO make him the Ma.
goat Of the Pierce dynasty was mean and =.
temptible. He would not let Jeff. Davis mak, !,
catspaw Of him, and therefore be was remoy.
Gen. Smith tries 10 do well, but he must ODE, !,
deIs. He won't do for Kansas, however, aM
hear Hsrney Is tO be sent out a. Brigadier.C.,.
eral to take command. The Pro-Slavery uI,
say: "Give US Harvey, and if you don't zee sons
"body swing Some Of these ID Abeliao,
" rascals will know what Missouri hemp il MAJ,
" for" JEFF. Davis will send him If he can
Well, thank Heaven, Pierce has nearly pIowe5
bis furrow, and can't do much more harm
don't believe he is 90 much to blame AFTER all. q,
don't think JEFF. Davis and Atehison ask Ain
much about the matter. heard Col Benton q,
the other day: "YOu blame Pierce, Sir; don
L" with Kansas; nothing, Sir, nothing. He caa'
" say his soul is bis own. JEFF. Davis holds bin
" as a nurse holds sucking baby. Don't ban.
" Pierce Sir; don't blame him. | could not ba
think there was something OF truth in this.
go TO Kansas next month, and shall stop then
so long as plank remains for the Free State me
to stand upon. o.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
CALIFORNIA.
FREMONT IN CALIFORNIA.

Correspondence OF The N. Y. Tribune
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4, 1856
The nomination OF Fremont and Dayton was re-
ceived with much enthu sissm in this State There
have always been few men here known as staunch
Republicans, and it was suspected tba. or borders
coptoiDed many such. But there vas nothing to
brirg them out, while many influences tended TO
keep them in the quiet. For nearly year past,
small club in this city has been aboring to kindle
the fire of Freedom, bu. it has been able to do lit
tie more than keep alive that sacred fame. Bat
no sooner were the names of Fremont and Dayton
proclaimed as the Republican nominees for Pres
dent and Vice President than the shouts of exulta
ton and anticipated triumph rang from the peaks
of shasta to the vineyards Of Los Angeles, and
Fremont already .eemed TO be in the Presidential
chair.
A ratification meeting wss called to assemble in
the spacious Musical Hail. which was crowded
with throrg Of citizens, none Of whom could an
teipste The result. The nOst sapeuine Of us ex.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

INDICTMENTS FOR MuRDER.-The Grand jury came
INTO the Municipal Court this morning with two in.
dictmen's for murder. One Of them was against
Win.low Eddy for Il murder of bis wife, Sarah j.
Eddy, by stabbng her with knife the 2Ist of June
DoI aid ard his wife, Mary Mcdonald, for the murder
Of Michael Keegan, by beating, ki,kog, and other.
vine iDjurrg him, on the 2eth Of June last Of which
be died the 4th Of July. Both cases were certified
Up 70 the Supreme Court for trial. Boston Tel, 3O,h
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

Inc army mas not udu any uCtteelOus tO lts lOTcc
since my last communication.
A loan of S2, COO 600 has been, we suppose,
effected in favor of this country, the account Of
which you will find in Ell Niearaguense. Money is
much needed here. The late troubles have driven
capital out and prevented it from coming in. The
soldiers are being paid off in scrip. At late
meeting il was resolved that scrip should not be
sold for less than 30 cents for dollar, but have
heard of sales for less than that amount.
There will be excellent chances here soon for
sreculators in the purchase of property which has
been declared forfeited by the State. There are
hacepdss offered for sale worth from $50, 900 10
SlC0. Coo, which will not probably fetch 81 900.
he cocoa estates are at present, the most valua-
bic 10 this country; some of them produce "a, 600
worth of the article each month, and many Of the
best cocoa plantations in the State are offered for
,ale. Cocoa blooms and ripens in Nicaragua at
all seasons Of the year.
Csrsscosa has resigned his seat in the Cabinet
as Minister of Relations. Fermln ferrer assumes
bis Duties as we'll Is those of Minister Of Hacien
da. / DO not think that Carrascosa is any very
great loss 10 Walkers Government; neither do |
think Lis entire cabinet amounts to much in an in
telt ctual point of view. He is, himself the life
and .oul of the Government. and the amount of
labor he lerforms is truly astonishing.
The Sub-Secretary OF Hacienda, W. X. Rogers,
is next to Walker, the most indefatigable man in
| the State; bis energy does much for the Govern.
ment Everything wears the most peaceful aspect
| in Granada Society begins to settle down into
something like sobriety. Col Wheeler, United
States Minister, wbose popularity there is very
| Great. gives a soiree every Thursday evening. A
majority of the American ladies in the cities at
tend them, but there is great prePonderance OF
gentlemen None Of the native ladies have yet
appeared a. them. Tonight, President Walker
holds bis FIRST levee, and it is expected that many
sehoras will grace the occasion by their presence.
Postmaster. General Ruegles died on the % Of Au-
gust.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-21


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eggs Scfniderl9 bbls eggs Deb6ndioz bids t5sce1 j
Turner5 bids tobacco BIS cotton2 csks bacon YeaiIsco
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Short &co2 bds Moore VaneuenI0 hhds tobacco
ordersundies order Total cotton "a balesobaceo IS hd
ST. Observation-Disclosures Orion-59 hhds 6bls ssgar
lido rnoasses JacksonEco6 hhds sugar bbs do Hall.
odd Pntpa2 hhds sugar 10 bbls 10 bales cotton
lido upcrrro, Haysco8 ds sugar bales I6 bbls
rnolasses Darby Treonet5 bb molasses 10 hds sugar
beles weol 1s hides B bbls oa,sss
OiyerI9 bbIs potatoes NJ Johnson&c0l3 bales cotton
do wool Lobit Charpenter-4 hides W Dunbarseo6l
do Lapierre Ferre3l do bale do do wool W Collins do
Arol leather Blaucbn Chande3 hides bale skins
20 bales cotton $50 hhds u bb do liz do oiases
RAILROADS..
Y 0PELoUsAs RAILROAD-1O bales cotton w C Wade Eco
q hhds % bbls moasses Levech &co9 hhds
"a bills moasse8 Jackson &co4 bids sugar w G. Hewes
Buehaou, Carroll &cos do 3s bbIs monsses j Il Bellocq
co23hhds sugar Darby Temoulet6do Miles, Adams &co
10 bales cotton and bbls moasses to Anguotn Tibau
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~, CUMBERLAND RIFER-Capt Rushing's boat-a, Dufey's
Whar-soO 600 feet white oak lumber 10 VIM soery eco.
PASSENGERS
Mrs Peae lapy children and
Mrs Fal-Mrs Eve-8iss Iiarus-Mrs Cale-siss Msrus-
Miss MaTansMrs BurkiafMs Tanner and child Fl Nc
Mutt and danghteTArs Carter-J WierMr Jacobs and
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