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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-19

n EDUCINfi STOCK. I'VE are still olFcr-
n Ing all heavy Winter Clothing ct greatly reduced
prices. Ths stock Of Overcoats. Tsimas, Tosas,
Heavy Cashmere Cosfs, Pants and Vests Il much too
large and must be reduced. Those in want need
only call examine stock aud prices to be convinced
that 102 Main street is III place for bsrEslns.
fe l6 KEN bALDWlN co.
NJ z. RUM.--1O bbls n. 3. Raas s1De-
ss@l. sI''s's Il DIUUH o. AoNcuRE ! 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-19

TsURNEFURE,. C711r1Srr~, - -
GOODS. VIII y sod ~ ~. 49, = DgZMY
f1AY teerussy leth Isrss ssi ssasrsi 2. ~
iouseh6,a sna Kitchen Falnifurs, fion fsm3jy =.
ALsO-seysral invoices Resdy-mas. ru,x.s..
consulting Of Costs, Pants vests S6irrs 49, 1919,
Glasswnre 900 Cfxans choice srsrds.' y ssd
ADDiTfONAL.---yVill be added b The ahrx. -
zsuper Brussels Carpets, used bet 4 ehcrt ffs..
sesfs Muslin and Damask Curfsins In eood order
re f1E #s ALEX MOTT. Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-19

NOTICE..-Seas0nabI Goods just receiv.
l ed by Adams Cos Inland Express.--Six dozen
of those heavy quilted Ladies' Skirts dark colorss
Also several pieces of Black Silks at Stc and 81 per
yard small Figured Prints, and variety Of other
Goods TO which the attention of the ladies' 10 invited
at the established cheap store of
ALFRED MOSES,
fe6 So Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-19

SALE OF NEGROES.-In pursuance of
~ a decree rendered by the County Court of Spott-
sylvanla their February term 1856 in the case of
Ro6inson VS. Layton and others, the undersigned will
on THURSDAY, the 18th inst, at the Planters Ho-
bidder, for cash. eleven likely NEGROES. belong
ing to the estate of the late Ann Olive decd among
which are some frstrate Cooks and Washers; and
also, some good House Servants.
fe 12-3t WIN. BEAZLEY, Administrator
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-19
Dance, Miss PaFlingtou
1''' NlcPED IN THE BUD.

1.tIN0>D ATHEN1IUM.--The Kew.
II ! LANSING BURROWS viii lecture AZ the Hall
ostae Athenaam, on TUESDAY evening the 10Th of
r-;syy.
s,aJyC7: Cosmoqonies"
- Price Of Admission, 3 cents; each additional
r.tks. - cents
rg~ Doors open at u o'clock P. NJ Lecture TO be-
f,u az 8 ?. II. fe l3-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-19
~ TONK or MEDICAL RUOK9 Ar

" UWNERs OF AND DEALERS UN
- HORsES.-We prepare a Horse Tonic for fat
Ling III shor; time any horse, ard for producing
Soesy eoat Oh hair, and the same time relieving
.ae Doand. This medicine can be left Off after tho
ssH'iet Is improved without his falling back in flesh
" spinn No hambug. For sale by
c,o DUVAL Il NORTON, Druggists
&C - 10th aud Main SITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-19
THE FALL SESSIONS Of Mr.. r. L.
i GALLEHERS Classes in VOCAL MUSIC. are

ID MORNING REGULAToR.-An innocent re.
reshing iexhlarating and delicious Beverage, produ
cling instant relief from the effects Of over indu-
gencen o@ of appetite, lowness of spirits dyspepsia
and all affections of the stomach and bowels arisne
from whatever cause-imparting to the whole system
renewed strength and vgor. For sale by
BENNETT BEERS,
fs2f-d1yif Sole Agenfs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-19

II ARGAINss IN DRY GUODS..-Wishing
- TO run on my present stock before receiving
Spring stock shall otter strong Inducements to puT.
chasers viz:
Check Muslin &c y yard, worth 12ic
Do do l2Jc % l8ac
White Linen Damask Table Covers T5c o. piece
worth 81
Gents White Kid Gloves 62lc p pair, worth 81
Heavy Black Silk 75c ~ yard
Yard wide Silk 81 a. yard
Scotch Lawn Hdkfs SC ~ piece
And numerous other goods very cheap, at
70 l8-6t* VAL. COHEN,S re Rrosd az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-19

fENDERs.--Bronzed Iron, Wire, Nur-
H-S ~ Rursery Guards; for sale low by
% ZIMMERMAN
fLaCTIFCL AkOIRONS.--ssoiid Brass,
-, brhss, mounted and Bronzed Andirons. for uar.
",s chambers, &C.; for sale by
20 ZIMMERMAN
IIoLfsEED bTEEL FIRE sETs.-. Fire
otaadardsi Fire Sets IN p9sj Spittoons; Fire Car
''efs sad Coal Hods; for sale by
ia ZIMMERMAN
l53 Manu. corner 18th Sta
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-25
] .AsFGIESs %. Is56. J.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Fer F4R Coarse, factudtag an Departments ef Book
FespiHg Lectures and Ienauasa[p, fatd'fabtyft a.
For TGa G6rFisia IGde: Department 20
TINE PRoPRIEToRs take great pleasure in expressing
eiF;haa&s for The gratifying and unprecedented sue
is Establishment at the Capital and stimulates them TO re
wed exertions 10 meet a. ae mao1 eeftat 1dHns he
coarse '7ercaat!e tdtntHg The grsa! practical
dial Houses by educated and accomplished gentle
has enabled him 70 bring TO degree of perfection
SGT aSED II 81 Any orER ISsfITuTioS
sudgntt by this process Is drilled at the DESK
s dtss Gs OrosS5 ss %4S s 1s 1a
House; aud tSs fatering, and egrestous
blunders are, In great measure, dtssIpatCd.
ants We have also secured the services Of some Of the
most eminent Lecturers In Ohio to lecture commercial
our course of extended parenlarIze
but @ II sySEy 5g @ & sSnaSStea SS 1 YIN d
Scientific PrncplesLecturcs Commercial History
and 0 MS
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trade, Part
Hershp, &C.
TIE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
opened the reception ofLadIes No Institution in
the Union mpars more thorough interesting course in
this Department.
best efforts merit In stu more eminent degree the aat
tcring reception which enterprise has met and
tosas s S4ssss ie 'Gs a3f5S
,'t.eS Ein,iIar Mercantile ColLe0e
ing u.
ave- the undersigned, take pleasuren tesuyIng that
arc personally acquainted with Mr.. Granger's ability
Accountant Teacher of Book Keepng which is of the
highest order. He has had great experience as an Ac-
superior facilities in iaparting Practical
EO,rIed0e u Book Keeping and thorough Commercial
j. J. ALLEN, IL. D.,
President of Farmers College.
L0gIN ANDREWS, &
President of Kenyon College.
To Young men who wish acquire "BwSiness EdwcG-
fi0n" We think affords facilities very seldom equaled
Air. GRANGER OF theoretical Enowl-
edge nptness in teaching added to practical Counting
experience and feel confident that graduates from
his College will be fully competent to keep the moa coplt.
Gated s6tQf Books
A. r. STONE Wholesale and Retail Merchant
JANSEY, Secy Board of Control, State Bank OF o.
y, F. PAIINl, hook Keeper at D. 4. Woodbury's.
D. ONERDlEIt, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II. 2. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
C. D. MASON, Book Keeper at ]. II. Riley L co.'s.
tB-For full particulars, send for circular:
= GRANGER tE ARMSTRONG;, -.
fc4-1v Proprctors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-25
NUMBER 80
CITY BUSINESS.
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUFAOTTRIEI
BUE11E1S5SS B(1SlEKsES RSEpERS9aS
+NKT,-s&Snor 1TJJ,IS a -

1t7-l1t % Wr3tIngs Fluid. =
ONCE this superior Flrd before the public,
y nearly two years, 1t has eeI atnng in
favor aud preferred by many tie faramsd Ar
mold Fluid.
During past twenty thousand quart bot
ties smaller nlumtraLle ave been sold
bankers aud merchants G Cincinnati, Lusvie
hnrg, Buffalo, Cleveland Detroit, Terre lautc, lOayette
vincenncs, indianapolis, Evausv FrUnfor Lexington
Nashville, Memphis, ST Louis, Vcksb Jackson
partent of Kentucky, Tennessee and MSStsiIpe II has
taken three first class Diplomas the Mechanics OF
Cincinnati and Louisville Diplomas and PTtke Me-
dals State Fairs held last Fall New rorE, Ohio Indiana
aud Illinois.
The following merchants, banEeFs, &C., in Wheeling here
tOore using Arnos English Ink have purchased J Dut-
ler's BooE- Keepers Writing I1Iil: = ,l.as d-{
Northwestern Bank OF Virginia; Merchants Mechanles'
Bank OF Wheeling; Bank Of WheenE Crescent Naaniaea-
ring Company: County Clerk Of Ohio County, National TrEe
graph Offices Baltimore and Ohio Railroad efcc; Mcclure
House, Kelly. Holloway Co.. Russell . AcAtee GVEdon,
Doyd Boy OFT; Oliver Pryor Jas. stout Co.. Lamb
din, Glhrrson & Co.; Press.
For sale at manufacturers pticSs by sl
orSO LA OILRERSOS < CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-04

been unable to learn his name. His remans were IN
tered this morning, with all due ceremony.
comnanied by he Isl Ride battalion The government
Is at present established there but presume tne ene
rails movement Is caused by the threatening attitude re-
Gently assumed by tho Northern States
Quite gloom was thrown the city by the receipt
OF the intelligence that Gen Gocurrn Was lying danger
ously III at Aassaya, which was shortly a.e, ~
a report OF his death. am happy to state, ho"eyer
that this morning the courier arrived bringing news Vi
the General oonvaescence and that he was to leave In
day or two for Leon. Col Thomas s Fisher was also
confined 10 his bed BY sickness but believe his disease
Is not considered dangerous. There are not two oce<s
in the army who would be missed so much as these.
Capt Payne formerly OF Texas, most eilcient ord
nance ofncer ded recently at Virgin Bay, OF disease
called cholerine, somewhat resembling the choera
Lieut. Coleman son OF Col Coleman of vicksburg, Miss,
was also wounded in the leg Virgin Bay by the acct
dental scharge Of pistol. The wound Is very PAIN
ful one, but is not considered dangerous
Gen Hnrnsby is in command OF the Me-.dona Depart
ment comprising Rivas and Guanacasta, and Gen Fry
commands this department Lieut.. Col. A. F. Rudler
commands the posts on the san Juan RIVER an appoint
ment which gives general satisfaction
There Is nothing OF interest importance from the
Northern States or from Costa Rca still adhere TO the
opinion that operation Of any magnitude VIII be at
tempted until the close of the rainy season. three or four
months hence. 1t will take some time tor Costa Rice to
recuperae, and is extremely probable that the FIRST
that direction will be the occupation of GUIANA
by the Ncaraguan forces By the close OF the rainy
Walker will doubtless have men enough TO leave
garrsons IN the principal towns in Chontalss, Matgapa
and cegoga and thus check the movements OF the Cha-
norrs and the hostile States Of the North. The former
arc III nullUeTs, put ~ pfcScut
harrasng the people Of these departments flying from
the approach of the nercan troops but returning Is
the latter depart
perceive u one Of senior Mollnas letters to Mr. Mar
cy he that the Costa Rcans lighting against
araadng band OF Americans and not against the people
of Nicaragua, who ali in thei favor. The fasy OF
this statement Is apparent from the fact that during the
occupation Of Ryas Virgin Ba and San Juan del sur, by
tho Costa RcXas not more than hundred native Mica
raguans Joined them while three -four times that mum
Der joined Walker and fought with yalor and dctermi
nation worthy or all praise. Col Machaso the leader OF
these trools who was killed there, brave man
a. ever drew sword. His death a severe loss to
Gen Walker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-04

List or letters advertised IN the Baltimore Sun Tles
day July J, 1856, remaining ID the Baltimore Post once.
un0alled for
row rHiAnrirHA HorsEs.
raker Shoemaker. tifth and Brown street.
N. n Inkens 102 Market street
h II McNoille Co, s. r. corner Sixth ami Marke, 81
-iotcsbury 4 Ayrcs. a. North Third street
Wright Brother q Go ~ Market street
None for Boston, Az perhaps Gouc of NeN rors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-04

PHILADELPHIA July 3-Arr steamship Palmetto, WI
let's rnsion, trg Hobart Jorien. Nlork; schrsN sharp
sharp. George Edwards MAY Jesse Williamson Winsmore
Charoe SHAW shaw and AID, English Boston liydronea
Butler Gtouccs'er Elizabeth " Elwe Qnncy Mass Ella,
rlmer W " Darling. Baxter. Providence; james,
Towns nd, Portsmouth, Henry lieron Giles, Warehsm
Nary Fmiy, coombs NHaven, Ocean Wave, Ncazie, New
Alto steamer Boston. -, Nlork.
,d steamship kenncber Hand. NNCrk: ship 4 Nj Law.
renee, Halc'i City Point bark Amra COombs Drnkwaer
Boston: bs ~ state Yates do schrs Ella Timer, Ban
COR srhr- Elizabeth H. Elwel; Williamson, Wilson, Mary
Emily, Ccombs and Sea lion. Higgins BOSTON, W W FULTON,
Tla'chc aud Sha ~ sharp Salem; III Horton Giles. Rock
pcr;; ocean Wave, Vt0c, Neponsi; shaw, shaw Nag
Ill A..
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Tho French steamship Alma Capt Bocande, sailed yestef
day ~ oou Tor IIavre with upwards OF hundre
pa-ef gers Tie energy cxsbcd il dsehargng, re loo1n
AM preparing this for her present voyage. Il
deuce The company determined 10 punctualt
In tire departure their vessels.
Extract OF letter 20 Ewood Walter Esq Secretary Of In
Board Of rnderwrters.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-04

FoRr KEARNEy SURROUNDED BY EfGnr HUNDRED
CHEYENyF lNpiANs--We have just received Information
from Fort Kearney Of Indian depr editions, and
determination the part Of tho red men % kill all u cir
white friends CAPTAIN Seinne second Dragons l. wait
ing tc arrival III two companies ordered 10 march 70 his
assistance On their arrival The Cheyenne braves will
have W awe wy 81 bite the dust LeQtenoiA Journal
gAEg -
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with the utmost contempt whenever her policy
required it; and with all the yoluminous protes-
tations and explanations of Mr.. Clayton, of the
last Elk years, there is ssih something of an
unsatisfactory mystery hanging about the
thing, like the shirt Of Nessus, or like strong
net enveloping the body of . jackass.
Altogether, the urgent necessities of Mr..
Pierce in reference to the Cincinnati Conven-
ton are pushing him into complications in
this Central American business which other
wise be would not have the har aihood to con-
'front.' But the Cincinnati nomination is worth
the risk of unsettlirg our commercial and
financial relations with England and France,
especially when, otter the Cincinnati Conven-
tion, the administration win be perfectly tree
to back ont. Perhaps this consideration may
have quoted the fears of Marcy in consenting
to the warlike programme for the 3Oth OF
June. Who knows?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-16
The Extlora TRAGEDY.

large number Of persons residing in New Rochelle
anG vicinity much disappointed yesterday in not
obtaining view of the notorious negro Wilson, who
stands charged with having murdered Captain Palmer, of
the schooner Eudora Imogene, and after roobng the
capsin and vessel seeking his crime by sink
ing the vessel
Coroner Perry had placed warrant in the hands OF
Deputy Sheriff Hill with directions to bring Wilson be-
fore him at New Rochelle, yesterday, for examination
previous his committa to await the action Of the
Grand Jury. This had CrAwn many town to "get q
peep at the niger that had got to swing" Up 10 IL
o'clock noon wagon that seen in The distance
was watched with eager eyes, but the "nigger didn't
passed thereon down to the street urchins Soma
free to say openly and bolcly that the darkey
could be let loose in the streets they woudd forgive hn
his past sins, and the county wsuli be ged several
thousand Collars expenses. Bat the Niger didn't come;
the people did crafty their curiosity by getting
peep at black face and the county
vera thousand dollars expense The City Island folks.
no wever have generously offered donate the gallo
and rope provided the individual referred to be
swurg mp upon their oyster bank.
Shortly after noon the Deputy Sheriff. accompanied by
two assistants drove at furious rate, and reported
to the Coroner, District Attorney and crowd, that
The Sheriff had returned the warrant issued by Coco.
M0rre the ground that tho prisoner already
in custody under warrant issued by Judge Robertson,
of Westchester county, charging wilson with the same
the commitment Of United States Conmissioner Morton
on the charge of mutny and rev, and the Sheriff.
therefore, declined to produce him on that ground
This satisfactory to the Coroner and according
issued de.aner and sent it TO the Sheriff, to hold the
to wait the action OF the Grand Jury the 10th
,f June.
The crowd murmured slightly at their Disappointment
teck nip and quietly dispersed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-16

its warrant for Its impertinenc its arrogance
and its insults.
Who will fear us if we do not respect our
selves?
We live in perpetual storm Of fictitious
Issues mendacious eloquence, false documents
and wicked excitements.
Every four years We are in state Of re.
volution. We have now another scene Of
President making to 60 through with. And
what spectacle the candidates drum
ming up their followers, casting round for
States, and portioning out future provinces.
Every appliance used to produce results. Bar
gains here, coalitions there, difficulties created
in one place, breaches mended in another.
A civil war in new Territory actually en-
coursged on all sides, and men and women
packed off in dozens from the East, or showed
over in bal es from the South, to be rode over
by the government dragons, or else to live
the tools of ambitious men, who wish to be
Presidents, or even Presidents doorkeepers, If
every other chance falls
The HERALD, in making these sweeping as
sertione, does not forget the honorable excep-
tions that have existed, and still exist, among
American statesmen; but when we look at the
miserable tumble into which everything is
fallen, the utter incapacity which seems to pre-
vail in the management Of our great political
interests at the darkness and gloom which
attend our national future-at the evident con-
tempt felt for us abroad, and the suicidal cha
racter of our domestic and local disputss-it
is enough to alarm the most thoughtless per-
son-enougb, indeed, to rouse up "our old dead
from their graves" We have not said too
much in this article. We fall short OF the
truth, and our readers will agree with us, how
ever unpleasant it may be to come to such
opinions. 1t is time, then, that the flames were
extiDguished and the fidd lers driven from the
capitol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-16

came up yesterday before the Aidermen's Committee
on Lands and Places. Mr.. White the receiver, gave
notice that he should submit to the Board of Alder.
men this evening an application for an extension of
the lease. The present lease expires next January.
The cotton market yesterday was tame, as deal
were disposed to await the receipt ofater foreign
news, due by the Asia. The sales embraced about
1000 bales, in transitu, and 500 600 do, on the
spot, without quotable change in prices. The ad-
vance in freights checked the export demand for
-four, while there was iair demand from the home
trade, and prices continued steady. Wheat was less
active, and prices unchanged. Corn was somewhat
less plenty. Damaged and distilling lots ranged
from 46c &c., and tor Eastern shipment SEC. a57c;
prime yellow was at 5Ssc., and prime white at soc.
Rye firm. Pork was heavy, with sales at $40, and
some retail lots at $40 37s. Sugars were toerably
active with sales of about 200 500 hhds. Cuba
muscovado and l45 boxes brown Havana at prices
given in another column. The auction sale
of Rio coffee yesterday, especially the me-
dunn and lower grades, exhibited about quarter
of q cent decline. The prime lots sold wi.hou.
suotabe change in prices. The government Java
excited spirited bidding, and went OF ~ &C.
Freghts continued firm, though with less doing.
Shippers were disposed to await she receipt o' the
Asia's news. To Liverpool grain and toU. wee
taken at the full rates Of yesterday.
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Before Hon. Judge Thompson.
LIABILITY FORTHE LOSS OF

BEFORE hon. JUDGE Thompson.
INNKIEPERS LIABILITY FOR THE LOSS OF THE GOODa
OF THEIR GUESTS.
MAY 16-Aphelw Carpenter. The plaintiff is farmer:
the defendant iDnkesper at Bergen HILL New Jersey.
Contiguous to the INN several separate Enclosures
kept by defendant for drovers to herd cattle in In the
month of last the plaintiff drove twelve steers
into one OF these Enclosures and placed them in charge
OF person in the employ OF the defendant with drec-
tons to feed Them The plaintiff then became guest at
the inn The next day, the day after, 1t dis
covered that of the steers lost The action Ia
brought TO recover its value $50.
THOMPSON, JIt contended by the defence that tbs
ncosure containing the steers did form part Of the
curtlsge Of the inn that consequently the defendant
not liable for the Of the missing steer. There no
proof however that the plaintiff possessed any knowledge
OF the extent OF the defendants messuage. He gave
his drove in charge of servant Of the nnkeepsr anc
hereupon took gDgs himself at the Defendants Inn
While guest at the inn Of his steers was lost Inn
Keepers responsible to strict and severe an extent
as common carriers. (Kenta Conn., VOL p. 100 they
insurers Of goods Of their guests, and can only limit
their liability by express agreement or notice This
the principle Of public utility to which all private Don.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-16

AMrsRMn1s.-The almost overwhelming influx OF i'd
vert and matter renders it impossible to
rive detailed notices of the various theatres &C. The
following are the leading attractions offered for this
svening-fhe universal fAvorits Mrs. Barney Williams
tenders an exceedingly fine bill TOR her benefit a, the
Broadway VIZ. the prize drama Of DARBY ODonnald
aPatence and Perseverance, the ssRough Diamond"
and the sIrsh Broom Maker-in all OF which the bene
fcisry and her equally popular husband Mr. wiliauss
appear. Al Niblo's are to have young Henger's
wonderful ests We tight rope grand ballet DIVER
basement and "Mazulm." Miss F. Denham has issued
host Of novelties for her benefit at the Bowery the dra
matte pieces consisting of the rish Lion, the "Dumb
savoyard" the "Good for Nothing" and the "Momsn-
tous Question" To PARIS and London" will be repeat
ed at Burtons followed by the Unfinished Gentle man
with Mr.. Goldsmid Bill Downie. At Wallack's the en-.
tertainments open with "rhs Captain Of the Watch
followed BY the "wonder"-Nr. waIlack in his famous
part Of Don Felx-snd closing with the 'sPost Of
Honor" The recent great successes "Dans" and "My
children repeat the "Naiad Queen" at the Broadway
Varieties. III Trovatore' is to be performed at the
Academy of Music, by Ia Grange, Vestvab and other
able artists. Beautiful tabIesux, interspersed with
elegant vocal and instrumental music is still the order
of the day at Keler's Empire Hail. Woods Minstrels
present the Mischievous Monkey" with songs Dances
Jokes &c. The Alleghsnians give their 6rst concert
since their return from California at the Tabernacle and
In Brooklyn the Mayor and other prominent citizens
tender plientsry testimonial to the popular TRACE
alau, ", " FIerairg-to take Place At the A.benasa.