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The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19
OPEL ouSAs FEMALE ACADEMY

" II. L Mas. HOY, with the assistance
". ofMiss Hoy and NINE DE Sr ANGE,
will open on the 10Th of March, in the Town of
Opelousas, First Class School, where the practi-
cal as well as the ornamental branches OF female
education. will be taught They are prepared tc
give thorough instruction in the English French
German and Italian Languages, also Music Lessons
on the Piano and Guitar, Drawing Painting, Trans
fering, French Embroidery in Silk Chenille and
Worsted plain Needle Work, Calesthenies Deport-
ment, Dancing, Equitaton. The Principal hopes
with the assistance Of able Teachers, and the ad-
vantage pupils will desire, from constant personal
care, to secure the patronage Of the inhabitants of
Opelousas and vicinity.
Terms per session oftwenty ty-one weeks, payable
one half in advance the balance or the middle of
the session.
Tuition in Primary Department, 90 90
do advanced do 25 90
French, Italian, German, each, Is 90
Instruction on the Piano, 80 90
do do Guitar, 80 90
Drawing, Is 90
Painting, 20 90
French Embroidery in Silk Chenille and
Worted, 10 90
Calesthenies Department, Dancing, ~ 90
Equitation, per lesson, / 90
Boarding Washing, Fuel and Lights, 60 90
Nine. DE ST. ANeE having entered into prior
engagement at Mrs. Henrys School in Natchez,
will not be able for the present to join the School.
Opelousas, March 10th. 1855.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAs, WASH
INGT0N AND BAYOU BG;UF
PACKET.

,;FN9sa@ THE elegant and fast running stea-
staeYsssssfs sss=ss mer SYDoNIA. GrsrAvE LouAu.-
.5sssszzsEgz aLtER, Master Having been thor
oaghIy repaired, will, soon as the water will
permit it, ply as regular packet between Opelou-
sas, Washington, Bayou Benf and New Orleans.
This boat is safe comfortable and fast runner, ad
miraby built and is of light draft. The officers
will use all their exertions to satisfy those who
will encourage them. For further information ap-
ply on board.
~ Freight taken as lou as any boat in the trade
Bssemtser Tsfke fsHg.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19
F Or Sale.
For SALE.
y ,4Cslel and KHflfesg

H1HyETE undersigned respectfully informs
III THE planters and merchants Of st. Lam
drq and surrounding Parishes that be is now ready
ID purchase, alaaysl Tof cash, all Wooi and Hides
that be brought to his residence, In Opeousas
and that he will pay them as high as the usual
market prices t-f+sAA a.,.Er
oselousas,- -Eevenaber lssh, 1888.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19

l1ONSIDERING it my duty to inform
- the public in general and my frienda
i'll particular that | am now in possession Of
the two Tax Rolls, for the State taxes of the
years 1854 and 1855, am now prepared to
receive these taxes, and inform them also that
owing to additional penalties and duties im-
posed on Collectors Of State taxes by the sta
tutes of 1855. I Will be compelled to issue
notices of seizure in all and every cases where
tax payers shall neglect or fail to pay their
taxes upon the first call or thirty day after
the date Of the present notice. I moreover
inform the public that I shall authorize no Ole
to receive these taxes; my deputies being au-
thorizel to act in their official capacity only.
| hope to be able, with the good disposi-
tons Of the tax payers, and my incessant ef-
forts, to settle honorably in September next
with the State Auditor, and thus fulfil my
duties faithfully.
. L. v. CHACHERE,
Sheriff and CoLkectas-
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19
RRAODQlhAo
MARBLE CUTTER.

ST.-MARTIN VILE, La,
~ AS constantly on hand q fine assort-
= ment of Italian Marble, of the finest
quality, for Tombs, &c. Persons in want of
sach works will please send their orders TO
him, II St.Martinsville, or to the editors Of
the Opelousas Courier.
He warrants all bis foundations. b
st. Martinsville, January 9Th, 1s5h.~-1yy.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19
Opelousas Goth December 1856.
NEW WAREHOUSE.

YEyHE undersigned having formed part
= nership for the carrying on of the
Warehouse situated in the Town Of Washing
ton, formerly known as Anderson 4 Thomp-
son, for the purpose of receiving and forward
ing freight and merchandise, will faithfully
attend to all business which may be entrusted
to them by their friends and the public in
general. J. B. A. .FONTENOT.
JOHN LYONS.
Washington, La. Nov. -, 1855 51rf
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19
jean NHe<iiCis.

g-.----I @feD O&WEA ISEO&AKOAS9 - = =
g. PLAS1'ERER,
AE u WAVING established himself perma-
IL nently in Opelousas, respectfully Of
fers his services to the inhabitants of Ope-
lousas and the Parish generally
His prices will be moderate.
Apply at the store of Mrs. Widow c. Ne
dicis, in Opelousas. ~'.
December 18th, 1855. ... Sm.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19

Uuited States Ili- HTeekly Mail Stage
from Opelousas to ST. MaytinsUiNe. So
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19
Mercantile Cards. sc.
TO PLANTERS,

TO p. NTHIEtS.
VEVHE undersigned is now ready to buy
j. all the Wool and HIDES which will
be brougA At to him at his Store, in Grand Co.
teau, and will pay the highest prices.
4. HAIrT
Grand Coteau, La, May 18th, 1856,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27
THE WHITE sULrnrn srHINcs FoH

vHNHE the James Csse the PRINCIPAL
settlement Of hi. estate hat The ptoPsr.y SoSia b sold T
have united in comforting the
To facilitate The sale, ur. charter from the
Is TO- & G. & and asns them every Pry:
IN I pu r @aeu o ssoTS ,
property sale either individual. or to
company to BE- organ Iei under the charter.
their medicinal qualities pac. resort that
century frquenied by Of in
may regarded =. eond only Saratoga in the numr and 2
The Of accommodation have been
time and are nov .aneient to entertain about thousand
meet r demand Of the public audit haEadng nothing
they would all have bern probably occupied
The .on Of every year numbers Of applicants turned
The the Springs has heretofore
ninety stage. Central and covnson and
snbroEen line Of rassy froa
carE Of the sprngs within The last three nous N. C.n,-s
Railroad h9. teen extended 30 mills West Of suntOn reducing
ks1T The Sections VII Be anis9sd and ytOrs ,hea
in the morning and take the White Sulphur When
Country SoSenr on II. Ohio river % Bs seas
convenient and viii be difficult to ax limit the number
The White sulphur i situated the
Western slope Of the Allegheny mountains The Estate
fertile valley Of HOARD eT.ef 1t contains abou, 100
and stretching from mountain mountain There
double that Quantity Of aod sb upsSs % and S Sr .
tract consists Of mountainous veil wooded and furn
for the Of the hotels be readily
/
me bgndns for the accommodation visitors conveniently
arranged and Of them much architectural
Th ground. ,nsn,y picturesque and beautiful presenting
surface diversified by hills and da and the
OF
places" and terr few Who acquainted
/ TO Acknowledge it, claim 70
The Of the establishment
eved by enlarged Accommodations energetic Judi
| cons management. they might be many fold
The sale Of the water, wch Is
easily
and hands the
would reimburse the which
The
equal developed they by enterprise
/ and capital.
The e TO the estate i believed b. unquesonabe having
ons TO th- proprtor and their
seventy yrar To facilitate tie transfer to the purchaser and
avoid dfcule which might Of he
to u
Who will be prepared proper pur.
/ chaser
heretofore In connec-
ton uth the property the Of
Persons desiring purchase
| the undersigned. wM. II. MCFARLAND,
OF Richmond,
| ALEX. H. n. STUART,
/ OF
/ National InterFencer " dkctf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27
ALFRED KISg esS0<s.

cARElAGE NISuTAcTrEEA, HdTE
TRASELIS
III hand M
onable styles Coaches, Coaches, Charotees.
RoekAEAys Slide Seat Top Bagy and Buggys with without
Tops.
have also Repository large
Carriages, manufactured by the approved ranging
from the ghtes style Of Buy t finest order OF csae
Those want OF carriages will md their
examine stock As am determined sell the
BILE sod
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27

CoUNrERrEIr MoNET.--A young man named BENJAMIN
F. Cauthon taken into custody Odd Fello~s' Hall
on Tuesday night charge Of passing counterfeit
dollar note the ticket vender, knowing the same
TO be- counterfeit The Mayor yesterday discharged the
cnsed, there being no proof OF ielonious intent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27
BY TAYLOR a WILLIAMS.

II IAlLUk WILLIAMS.
II AHGE SAL OF VALUABLE AND ENCEI-
Lt>I FURNITURE consisting Of Psrior. Chamber
,om and Kitchen Furniture, Bar snd Ofe
class ware &c Ac, At the United Hotel.
Iur-isy April ls II o'clock. A.
states Hotel his city, enr- Furniture and outfit
thereof consisting Ia - l20 Beds and complete
'oser si the Necessary furniture for o.
ing OF hareaus WAshtAnd Tables Carpets
A Also tn furniture In Parlors. comprising
hihsAny Centre Tables Chairs Mirrors valuable
cravings and splendid Plane. furniture
consisting u valuable CrOekery China Knve.
Forks silver Wares, Linen, &C, ke; and the
lures, comprising handsome variety
Hotel keeper and heads Of families will
poTluy Tor supplying themselves with
qare IN the housekeeping line, = superior quail
~ "a selected with much has b-en bat little
greater part - IS
sale will be positive and will be
the sAme hour as above stated, until completed.
IEESSsunis under siI cash.
Tor approved negotiable paper, with Interest ADDED.
nlhls-tds TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Pu>IPONENENT-OwinE unavoidable clrcumstances the
'r sale las been POSTPONE TO Monday the 9Th day
the same hour. lmhl91 A
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rHI l SALE OF VALUABLE real Es.

AL $500 uN IKACE AND BROAD STREETS CHURCH HILL
n wife, dated 1T January 1850 recorded ia Richmond
using Court shall lat the request Of creditor
eured proceed 10 eel public premlses
on MONDAY TIE ih DAY Of February 1850 commencing the
hour 81 " o'clock, NJ, u fir, II portion Of
Ne valuable square on which the said FarAr resides consisting
d the half lot which the
The 81 Grace 2s stable lin The
At the Of Broad and 2sh fronting feet running
back 10 feet To alley.
The t6cve property justly rrgard-
Die Of market The title believed
subscribers acting trustee will convey
the purchaser. - - - -
sale conducted by Goidn App-rson, Auetoneer.
W. GODDIS, -
JAS. W. PRICE I trustees
T- above sale Postponed parties Interested
To The luth April next 1850, o'clock the
mill GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27
~ TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aacts
REAuTIft o. Hl lIDINGs l0rS on CRAY
4 a
TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

,--.-- - -, .ANAsc'
w arr hos Prspsrri TO msnuisrur. and repair every
.crPuon o. Akrehinra implements us>d. We
soe 20 y" eSp-n- ~ pans up the ds-r-ni machinery
- On our pu--s- We are prepared 70
80, % s.tous nsap-rs NO. used One very important
feature IN our - that s-ll impn~nts
shul-etH-' ara hry rarrantef We can the Of
20 our thsher Cleaner ard Poser, -hcL
re-l-. rans, y not superior 10 any other
peol o W, my have done We annex the certificate. Of
-" vuI h'i,ihe 4 'ar rsL We slsest
''"'
IA ., -, a,
Nsis'S horr,
~ ''Iaw oaIrrr ,ia horse-Powrr, and IN
H We outsider u-if Machine r-rf-ct We believe
less grain Of -hea' than other that ud
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27

sPnsaYeserday the day may set down as
sprngke since the opening Of the atmosphere
delightful neither upon the
spirits o. our Inhabitants almost electrical. We
ladies the streets than coud and appear
he dry goods merchants especially,
hapry The ely lively aspect yesterday any
previous day Of The
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27

SENT OS Albert, slave, the property of Mrs. Lucy
Hamnesy, charged with stealing silk dress sundry
other articles OF female apparel amounting in value to
go from Nancy Rcdcross was examined by the Mnyor
Yesterday aud sent TO the April OF the Hastings
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27

srEALING.-John Dixon, the individual who entered
James Atk sons house last Tuesday aud stole brush
and pair OF scissors examined yesterday by the May
or aud remanded tojai to await indictment for the Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27

seats Tor Mile ParOdis first grand Concert will
ths morning n the Bookstore of Mr.. woodhousc The
application for will be enthusiastic and the prospect
Is that Metropolitan Hall will be crowded SATURDAY.
evening. Seats be secured without extra charge
Musics lovers be on hand.
TERrs, PARop's GRASp CoScERrs ~ Nrw ORlrASs-
The sixth Grand Concert of Teresa PaTodi Strakos-
ches aud Lcouadi, of last Friday night and the ia
created 10y the event has not been equaed sDce the
days Of Jenny Lind. The immense hall in the Odd Eel
lows building crowded almost to suiOcation indeed
il did that IN the whole there sufficient
space Tor another person to stand That everything
excellent beyond measure il but feeble preston
of admiration for the artists aud thcir performance
Much ~ had been said Of PatoIi and high ~ public
expectation had been raised with regard 10 her abilities
We are sure could be disappointed The perfect
melody tie eVrnness, the volume OF her voice. very
striking. We have heard any other voice in which
all these qualities were united in so high degree Her
singing characterized 10y the greatest purity style IL
Is truly classic. She avoids all nerctrcous ornament
she di4daius the ukng cacnz and roulades with which
IL has become fashionable overload the melody and ~.
onsh the nearer. Her power lies in higher qualifications
than these. IL is felt in her rich tone her warm express.
sun her finished execution. Whenever she employ. an
embellishments it, simplicity, novelty aud propriety rcn.
der t peculiarly pleasing Her are simple APP
propiate and grand Parodi several times called out
and received the warnest applause from the immense au-
dicnce present: and for one cordially welcome her To
the Crescent City and hope that her short stay among
will prove in all respects agreeable.
Nine. Sakosch Is OF the prettiest ballad singers IN
the country Her voice is Of that peculiar sympathetic
character which reaches in the simplest strains and
steals into our memory Of home with irresistible force and
futhiuncss. Kathleen. Mavounecn" ballad, by
Crouch, aud Within mile Of Ejnboro'" we're dcliv-
cred with charming simplicity aud provoked all the plea
SAINT sUggcstveness Of picture Madame SrakOsch has
greatly improved since We last heard her.
Sgnor Leonard has hnc baritone voice. and did es
pecially well ~ the duetto from Don Giovanni"
And what Of StrakOschg We had heard him on sew.
eral previous occasions but did the Piano
W TO be capable Of such wonderful we're drawn
from u by the magic touches Of Me- s. He is less emf
nent " composer, than he is as pianist We need
not partcularLc his performance. c Il universally ad
United 10 be- the greatest pianist Of tho age all that
could regards hs merits would be- suprrerogstory
lie IL charming and brilliant pianist aud he periccti,
onrapturcd his audience 10y the ectous syle
In which he handled the keys Of the piano combining "a
pdity aud distinctuess-N o. True Della
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27
STATE AND CITY NEWS.
kanSaSl kanSaxl
hAnsAsl kan>assi
To rHE CrfizkSs OF RicHsosD.

SifikkNs OF kfcHhosD
desire 10 organize company OF respectable young
men TO emigrate to
kAs-As TEkRIroAr,
To start before the fifteenth Of April neut-A
residence VI myself and family there for nearly three
yvars. "uables to speak advs-dly Of the soil climate
s't failure prospects Of that beautiful country.
-i guarantee employment any number Of Mechan-
les not exceeding hy. Who willing give their aid
aud influence In making Kansas SLAVE STATE
Mechanics isher commands higher price there than
IL does In this part OF the country.
hn'grants To that Territory for themselves
permanent home of "Oa- hundred and si<iy acres of
Isad al a nominal price"
IL s afford great pleasure to give all the
to those who desire to 10.
earnestly solicit the citizens of this city To aid ms in
this glorious work.
GEORGE W McLANE,
Exchange Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27

NAVAL BATrLrs.-The exhibition at Odd Fellows Hall
40 popular that the proprietor has determined to pro
long his sppurn in the city. Many OF these doranii,
scenes, informed, skiully prepared As to de-
ceivc the spectator uto the belief he l. looking uon
old ocean in reality 1t Is, without doubt an exlib
tiOn of much Interest.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27

Darn OF wEAIrnr vHGINIAS-John D. Murcl
OF lymchbnrg, died recently in New Orleans He was
perhaps the ~eacst in Virginia. being worth i.
supposed, fully ~ OOO, 900.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27

MONROE WARp-At meeting of the American part,
OF Monroe Ward on Tuesday night, the following ward
nominations made
For AhrrneH-James Bray Charles C. Elicit n c.
Lpscomb, John j. Werth, John VI. Murray
For ColD.cii,Hen-D j. Saunders Geo X Crutch6.ld
Rlcllarl q. Norris. Jas 4. Scott. Thos. q. Ennc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27
THE MUSIC STORE,

THE MUSIC STORE.
UD H. TAYLOR would remind bis friends sud the
publc generally that his l. Gov ~
ernor where may be found PIANO FORrEs.
MEiODEONs, GUITARS N1OLiNs, FLUTES, andJ
ACCORDEONS Of the best quality and at the lowest prices He i
this city for the sale Of the celebrated
Pianos Which surpassed BY other makers equAd
hut by few. Also, Gale Cos superior Pianos.
~ Guitar and Violin STRINGS Of the best quality.
lie has The largest stock MUSIC he found this
constantly receiving the latest publications, which he will sell
he reduced prices, and good be had else
where.
~ Pianocs tuned repaired and Yet hire.
~ Pianos IN o. . Az f1r lev one
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27

ROCK AGENCY.
NliE Subscribers have
and will furnish any publication at the retail prize
Tree OF poag- Any persons subscription price
OF any 81 the ~ Magazines, such Harpers
urahsi Frank esrs Fashions 4c will magazines
sr one wear aud of splendid Autograph portrs either
Washington, Jackson Clay u subscribing
Magazine, thy will receive either
u -uhbnE Tn g. ~ort u Magazines three portraits viii be
seEi gratis. Music furnished o thOs, " NAV wshu
Envelopes Of description large small ounn,
ties Turn shed Seal PrrSSc, Dies, To-
Every description Of Engraving neAtne.
and dispatch Views Of buildings Newspaper 81
Machinery Book Illustrations Lodge
All orders seat by mail promptly wishing yieus
ofihe buildings send
by mail u ~ ~ 49, 't
persons NJ distance having saleabls articles
Aivansg. To address the ubscbers SCENTS Tor
the sale OF Tie same BHRAM PIERCE.
81 South Third street, PhlAdelphA, Pa.
, nv sf.sr.
no2S-dlwiy $500
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27

THE INSURANCE COMPANY THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
AT WScHEsrEE Va.
BRANCH OFFICE, FOURTEENTH STREET, and DOOR FROM
THE POST oPFICE, RICHMOND, VA.
CHARTER PERPETUAL
CAPITAL s3OO,OOO.
UNHls Company viii insure FIRST BRICK DWELLINGS,
petuay Tor single payment Of Time policies vii
also he issued Of Buildings Merchandise Ae in
MARINE INLAND TRANSPORTATION RISKS taken on a,
favorable terms by any other responsible company.
ALL LOSSES promptly and literally Suied this office.
.. y. BRESEE, AetuAry.
REFERENCES
Samuel Marx, Cashier Bank Of yirEnA, Richmond.
J. A Smith, do Farmer Bank Va. do.
Joseph X Anderson, ESQ, do.
Messrs. HaxAl a Co,
Henry NJ Brent Cashier Valley Winchester.
H. sherrArl, Cashier of he Farmer Rank, Winchester
Hon. james VI. Mason, u S, S, Winchester.
mhSJ-diy
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NJ AKIN T. NEWS.
OvEMENTs OF OCEAN srEAmEns.

MLLf. T. PARJDIS GRAND CONCERT,
Under the direction Of MArHpp assisted By
A Pam sTs,so.H AMI sig LpoSsHD viii take place
SATURDAY, March 20ih. $50,
ME- RO Titan HALL
Wv The sale Of tickets he
without extra ehlrg- and 1h
Inst si the Book aud Music Mr.. woaus- Who
Kindly urlshes ur Piano u.e BY Mr. srako.c Concert
EW- ADMIssION-si.
IT Doors q 10 at O'Clock uhsg-tf
t'uot. RAunE.
Nile. PARODI III sing
!. "CoFnr B-to" 6rani Ars from Lncr-tiA
y The Gip-.ys Song" from LEioli du Nord
~ The Grand Doetn frn No
Il would that Love" by
Erth-r with Nine srgAkOSCH
>. Jtrnssen from Haydu'. OTatoris.
q Hsmmels C~ls hrstsi Variations 81 Rravours
The cehr ssd Comic
re,hrr with Mine srRAktscIi and sg LEONARDO.
Mac sTRAkOsCu will sing
!. Goodnight and P-Asant Dreams"
Kathleen Msyourn--n. Scotch Ballad.
u -wiuin mil. e Eiinboro"
dig LgOSAKDI viii
l. Romans ~GrsLi DID," from Ernani.
sig srRiKosCH will play
f.nta.ls Of Daughter Of thu Regiment "Tbe Nightingale aud
"TLr BASIC"
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PHILIP IL HM.
EAGLE Fol yDRY Richmond VIRGINIA

PHILIP RAHN.
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Richmond, Virginia.
STREEI. BETWEEN
MANUFACTURES LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES. TEN
w drrs Railroad Cars, and al descriptions o.
road Machinery, Stationary Engines required
Also Portable Engines, with decided improve
others heretofore made from
wheels and well adapted farming
Sc, with improved Crcaa Portable saw.N.
aud 81 class Mining Machinery Grs and SaWNi Machinery.
Forng and Tobacco Factory Fixtures Of kind
and Iron Castings made 10 order. 2. RAHM.
CIiSEs MrI- Augusta Co, Nov. ~. 1853
MR. p. RAIiM
srHAvns In use, June last your Engines and
Sav NILS have hesitation IN AyirE performs respects
10 eure satisfaction And although novel thing
hands have lost three hours from
tnT out Of fV Respectfully yours.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27

FlEgs ~ PErERsnuRo-The large brick livery stable.
OF Reuben Ragland, on Back street Petersburg were Il.
strycd by tire ON Tuesday night together with Lr.,
amount oi pr ovender &c The building was insured IN
tue valley Office The fire IL supposed hayr been the
dug -" oli street, owned 10y Jos Mason occupied 10,
jaime, H. McCauley, as tin STORE consumed togetI-
er with building adjoining owned by IcmucI Feeble, 49,
These buildings were Insured Ia the Mutual Mr. Mc(at-
ley had an insurance OF $1,000 in the Lynchburg Hos.
company.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27

DWELLING HOUSE WANTED.-Tbs i'd
~ Vefser desires 70 rent dwelling suitable small RI
ttniyo contain four Eve location on h
Fhockoe H, remote from The
not 10 exceed t2oo Inquire At the once n ne Why nhis
EN0H sALE Ar n0HtiN, HOOK sToHr.-Re.
sheh siisd Pronaua, EdHed by the Rev. byce on
Volume limo. Cloth o.
From the London Literary 0sgrue
The regarded hy
Hoger 20 the Ne taking nos Of
hs converaous and that he print every
10 b. sathed uh the has per.
formed hi pleasant The chiefly ofrero~rtons
9TH notable politics literature wom Rogcrs
thouEhoul his long life associated mh26
R0NE DUsT.-ioo tbs pars, tsr sale BY
- wOMBLE 4 CLAIBORNE.
uhH No ~ Pearl street
SNEED FLOIH.-4oo bbs sur,rnne. Tor .ae hy
- WOMHLE a CLAIBORNE.
mh4 NJ. ~ Pcsr street
UDTHE y. o.. u.-50 hbl. pure Rum Cor rob.cco.
u niHs hFh nsvorcd, fpr sale hy
MIN woMBLF cLArRoRVE No II Pearl e.
MONTHS CtnOLsNA HEHnINGS.-iii barrel.
~ Gross 10 bbs out-lsndlns, for sale by
@h9o LEwis n WEBB CO.
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EREAT HEpUoTIoN IN THE

VI FNILE UF HAS MD BDUTs--FT0m -
. ~ per cent saved by buyinE from J. II. AN
TliONY, Columbian Hotel Building
Mol-skin Hats Of best quality, $3.50. Do second
quality, ESQ.,; Fashionable six Hats cas-: Fine
Cslfskin Sewed Boots, 49,; Congres. Galter
Boots, O. %. Fine Calf-kin SeWed Shoes, t225
J. II. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one Of the b-si mAkerS In the city Of Philadelphia
| To supply him With a handsome and substantial
| Calskin sewei BOOT, which he viii sell at the un.
/ preced -ute,i low price of THREE DOLLARS AND
| HALF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27

AcGrnrEp-Craword Johnson charged with shooting Oscar
Bunkiey In Norfolk, acquitted Tuesday.