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trust executed 10 the undersigned bearing date the apd
January lSa duly ofccor In the office
court o Campbell shall on Monday. the DIST day Of April
next or the neN ta day thereafter upon the PROMISES pro
coed to sell the LAND upon which ornto poprles
resided at the tine # his irah Campbell Court House.
containing abou eighty SW nnoro ess) together
WITH All the improvements aud thereto attach
cd and belongings being the heretofore sold William
Moore and % be sold In consequence Of failure
part ofsad VIM Moore to comply with the Of sale We
also deom proper In that shall hold tho said VIM
Moore responsible far loss deficiency which
gear between the s aud last sale a expenses
dent thereto The sale will be made aud a months
credit ana the purchaser required bond MP
proved security The title Is bclcvcdto be unexccponaba
except as to the widow dover aud possession Will be given
on the LIST Of January oarlcrbn will
such title only as Is vested us by said deed
on,,s,o,a. p rA4E' }}rms,eo.
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LATEST NEWS.
FURTHER BY THE ASIA
ENGLAND.

Mr.. buchanan had introduced Mr.. Dallas 10
the diplomatic corps. and transferred to him the
charge OF the embassy. In the afternoon he went
I" Paris, and would return on the following Fri
cay TO take passage in the steamer for home.
lhe king OF belgium was guest of the Queen
at Windsor Castle.
No business was transacted at London or I.iy.
erpoo on Good Friday.
Its reported in the Crimea that two divisions
OF the British army. under Sir Colin Campbell.
had proceeded TO Canada.
The rejoicing throughout France still contin.
ued
Congratulations were pouring in upon the En-
peror. and the papers are filled with cougratuln.
tory addresses.
General Bosquet, Canrobert and Roupon, had
been created Marshalls of France.
TURKEY.
Advices from Constantnople say that Omar
Pacha had arrived there.
FROM THE CRIMEA
There had been great mortality among the
French troops in the Crimea.
The Notifications at Nichaaietf had lately been
strengthened
Gen Loders had ordered all Russian officers
on furlough to return.
Gen. Sin VIM. Codrington had issued orders
to prevent firing on the Russians until the expi
ration of the armistice
BLACK SEA
The Imperial Foundry on the left bank of the
Don was closed, indicating the intention of Rus
STA to abandon her maritime establishments in
the Black Sea.
SEA OF AZoFF.
The news of the armstce was received with a
profound sensations of Joy by the armies along the
Sea of Azoh, and business became suddenly nc
tive.
HAMBURG. Mar 20th.-Tho English frgate
Amphiron went ashore on the Belt yesterday. but
was Cotton Off and taken into kiel.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL March 22.-Sales five days Fri
day being holiday amount TO $4,000 bales of
which exporters and spectators took 1000 bales
Inferior qualities declined 4; Middling declined
lie, Fair being scarce is unchanged. Orleans
mddling quoted at ST; fair 81; Upland Nliddling
5 49, l6; fair St.
The Cotton Circulars vnry good deal. The
above quotations are from Brooks Circular.
BREApsTUFFs. Flour duh and nominally I'M
changed. Western Canal 3ls,32.; Ohio SO. 6ds
Wheat unsettled and considerably lower 1t i.
impossible to give correct quotations oft Corn
declined l. and dull.
Provisions generally unchanged and steady.
Lard quiet.
LONDON. March 22.-The Bank of England
has reduced the rate of interest on both long and
short time to the uniform rate of six per cent.
Consols advanced and quoted for money. at
924a92s.
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IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERICA
D. Il LIZ

0dr declared against Vdfker.
The Nicaragua steamer Star of the West ar
rived at New York, Wednesday, with dates to
the Odd March:
Mora, President of Costa Rica, had declared
war against Walker, and issued an address cal
ling on the Costa Rcans to exterminate the lin
pious phaanx" who reducing Nicaragua to
opprobious slavery"
To provide for the expenses of the war, the
President has called for national loan of $780,
900.
Troops to the number Of $500 under Mora,
were in thu field, and Baron Bulow had 500 more.
The Transit Company have been notified TO
stop running their boats upon the river, or Costa
Rca will not be responsible for the consequences.
Gen. Walker, on his part, promptly answered
the declaration, and issued proclamation, in
which he says that he invited to Nicaragua
by the Democratic party, and has struggled to
carry out the principles for which the revolution
of 1854 was undertaken. In order to consolidate
u general peace. he has, since the treaty of DC
tober. held the Democrats in check and attempt
ed to conciliate the partizans of the former
Estrada government. His oyertures for peace
to the other governments have been met with con
tempt and contunely In this view of the case
he says:
:" In this condition of affairs, nothing is left for
the Americans in Nicaragua but hostility to the
Services throughout Central America. a very
large proportion or the SO cdiieu OF
this State are either open or secret enemies 10
our presence on this soil. They for the
protection they have had Tor their lives and prop
erty; they have paid US with ngratitude and
treaohery
Again t the Servie parties and Servile Gov
ernmcnts of Central America the Americans in
Nicaragua are bound by the common law of self
protection, to declare eternal enmity. Our prof
fered friendship has been rejected. We can on
ly make them feel that our enimty may he as
dangerous and destructive as our friendship is
faithful and true"
The proclamation concludes with an order to
the army of the republic to assume the Red
Ribbon, the badge of war.
Three hundred troops Immediately advanced
on Guanocosta. A letter from Zapoya dated
March 81, and written by of the three hun
died. suys
ave entered this beautiful place at A. NJ.
The enemy was in sight numbering 800. and
was strongly posted We sent out two compa'
MES of Fry's Regiment as skirmshers. The en-
envy ran. Population about 5000. The people
deserted nearly all their dwellings, We captured
two brass nine Founders, and three carronades
with considerable ammunition, and at least 800
mules aud horses. Some Of the men found CON
siderable sums Of money The Colonel has ia
ken the greatest part oft. Don Juan Buis Is
said to be in the mountains with 400 men, in
tending to make diversion upon Virgin Bay
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ENLIGHTENMENT. - Mr. } l. Eggleston, Transfer
Clerk in the State Bank of Charleston, was com
mitied to Jail last Monday, on a charge of em-
brzzcling funds to the amount of S3o 0O) Sub
scquent to his commitment. about $1,000 in mon
ev, and other valuables, were reel timed by the
Bank which with the security, will nearly cover
the defalcation. The loss of the Bank at the III
most will not amount to more than four or five
thousand dollars
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ARRIVALS AT THE
Wnshinu,0u IEouxc.-Smead q Clark. prOpr'rs.

TO O'CLOCK AP1t1I.5 Ieob. .
A NJ Bruce Bntetourt; J NJ Pcttierew, Il 7 K; Geo
Edwa ls Campbell 7 Adams X Carter Pittsylvania
pevll. Dan,le w A Jones. Va: II Buckner, q L RI
+ I.arromworth s Il II; NJ c Dooey, Campbeli DR. G
Smith Coiners Springs, w S Riddick c; II Brown, Bed
ford, Compton. II Barr Lexington; Houchins Monroe
Hale Pearisburg; II Chapman Salem; NJ Kinzer Fincas
tic; Claborn, Danvie, Vim, Amherst; liaden, VA
lark
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Later from MfricO- Surrender of Puebia.

Later from Merico- Surrender Of PueJia.
New ORLEANS, April 4.-The Mexican brig
Hercules bns arrived here with dates from Vern
Cruz to the 26th March,four days later than 9th
or advices lIaro by Tamirez,he rebel at Puebla,
had surrendered the city aud his troops to the
government forces on the 22d March Nothing
definite of the affair is received.
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We have already given an acc unit al the cere-
monies aud reloielngs attending the birth of IA
young Bonaparte In Paris-the King of Algiers.
but the following more particular aeooont of the
event itself is extracted from The modest aud
correct Paris correspondence Of the London jour
nails:
The Empress suffered at times very considera-
bly,. but there were many intervals of compare
tive ease. The aceouchers frequently thought
III the course OF Saturday that the crisis WIS at
hand, but repeated unexpected c. stations of tho
pains postponed the looked for event During
tho intervals her Majesty enjoyed some calm
seep,and sometimes walked about the room. The
Emperor never quilted her, and ii is said when
her suferlngs were acute he frequently consol-
ed her by saying that all Paris was thinking Of
her, and that all the churches were full of the
faithful praying for her safe deliverance.
a little beiGrJ three o'clock this morning her
Majesty's state was such that il was thought
proper to introduce into her chamber the grand
dignitares convened to be witnesses of the birth.
On seeing so many people about her bed. the
Empress appeared troubled. and the action of
nature was "a while suspended. Terrible pains
followed. and it is stated that the accouchers
found an occasion to draw forth the exercise of
all their skill and presence of mind. Sho
"scmi -chloroformed." The birth was TT last
happily effected The child is remarkably fine
and healthy one. 1t is stated by some that he
is as big many II child of two months old and
that when the Emperor saw him he exclaimed,
mo wonder the Empress suffered much"
1t is snid that the Emperor wept abundantly,
and that falling upon the neck of his coonsin.
Prince Napoleon. she sud to him. You will
am sure, love and protect this child" For some
time the Empress would not believe that it
n boy. AT length being convinced, she clasped
it, and held it firmly to her bosom, and in fact it
became necessary TO force it from her embrace.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07
CRY runNsTURE MANI

EA. FACTORY 4 WAREROOMS, MAIN at,
III Iynehburg, Va Encourage Homo Mann -y1SzsI
gtef,yiss Tho attention ot the citizens Of tynchburg
mud the surrounding country Is most respectfully invited
e large commanding stock Of honld Cabinet FurnI
nre and Chairs exhibition NJ my Warn
nriane avery article In tho line, every variety
which cannot surpassed either In sve DISABILITY finish
Tho ner,sstN obNnted for those
niture when be supplied At their doors, Of
p,r,r quality aud reasonable price,
~ An goods securely boxed packed aud dolved at the
Depot n Canal ffeo Of ehnfso A. WINSTON
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CONGRESSIONAL.

u
WASHINGTON, April, 4.-Senate Senate
passed the bill appr"priating money for the In
dian war in Oregon.
Mr.. Colamer made a speech on Kansas afaIrs
and was followed on the same subject by Mr..
Douglass
Mr.. Seward gave notice Of his intention to In.
troduce a bill supplementary to the copyright OF
1885,.
A bill was up making extra allowance to Geo
T. Marsh for services on Il special mission TO
Greece.
The Senate then adjourned until Monday.
House-Mr Evans introduced Il bill author.
zing the faciIitaton Of the Pacific Railway ana
Telegraph which was referred t" the commit
tee. .
On motion of Mr.. Underwood, the judiciary
Committee was instructed to enquire into the ex
pediency of regulating and making uniform the
right ofehnlrnging jurors in criminal cases be-
fore the Federal Courts.
The Post master at Knoxville has been re
moved from office. Being stannch Democrat,
he was taken by surprise. and inquired at the
Department in Washington for the cause OF his
removal The only reply he obtained was. that
il was NJ the custom of the department net to
give the reasons of removals.
The Wing says. it is rumored. that The reason
for the renewal was that Mr. Hemes IL Pro'es
tant, and refused to subscribe to the building ut
the new Catholic church in Knoxville The Posf
Master General is full blown Paplst, and serves
his master well in bringing the post offices under
the dominion OF the Jesuts.
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by TELEGR APH.
'.iea.ap.ea !. pre-.l, Cor III. "v,rs,.,n".
MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. April 5th.--Flour dull. Howard
street fired SCI City Mills offered S6l. No
buyers. Wheat unchanged. White corn 4Sa
% cent.
NEW YORK. April 5.--Flour lower; Ohio ~
as7 SO; Southern 81 25aS7 81 Fancy South
ern $ss7a$9. Wheat firm Southern Red 81 20.
White 81 % Corn 81 cts. Virginia Ga 03i
ynsHtSskS. sxsNAs!. GHuNNs!.! 90 4
h4ge supply of travelling Trunks af variety Of prices
,rpci and enaneed Travelling Baps Just opouod
and offered !, shi by T. sEABuEY.
npl 5sts
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EPISCOPAL CoNyESrIoS.-The Episcopal Convention OF
Diocese Of Virginia will meet in Fredericksburg on the
2lst of May next.
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ArPoGSraENr.-Ma Walter Gwynn has been chosen
Chief Engineer of the Blue Ridge Railroad
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CulNA. GLASS AND EAnTmp

,ru~r> CHINA, GLASS AND EARTm-S m
pENW ARE FOR THE SPRING TRADE le56 Wu
RxB -ANpUEw Boyp, Importer, Wholesale aud 0ilN
W. Retail dealer In China GnHs aud Farther ware, -
Looking GaasoA and Table Cutlery Silver Plated
aud Brttana Wooden Willow aud Stono Ware, Lamp
alranlolcs Fancy Goods Sc Sc Sign ot the BIG PITCH
Err Main at LynehbnrH Va, Is receiving aud opening
laree aoe Of tho above goods with
great many others mention. Country
others would do well to call and
and prices before purchasing osewhcro
will goodp cheap other honae Of the kind In Viz
fnla Goods going TO the couoy win be securely packed
ANDREW DOyD,
Sign OF The lIg Pitcher
apl 3wlml i4ynehburg. Va.
w Wythrvilic Telegraph copy Vear
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RATIFICATION MEFTISG.--An enthusiastic Ratification
Meeting Lexington last Monday Suitable reso-
adopted spirited addresses delivered by
Samuel McD Moore and X l.. Doyle. Among the resou-
lions Was one approving Convention and
one hundred delegates we re appolnted to it.
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~wyyssn WORE IOOKs.-shctebe-& BUr-
EEf<AfA IL by John Phoesx. The world Worship,
Ey~sSW by Thns Eubnnk, Hnurnes steam Engine
AAiAs~Ns% Henri Do La Tour by Fred Smitl Loves of
the larem Reynolds Marguerite DE Nalas, by bunns Jews
Dau yhr by Bnntar; National (MetodsD Magazine, Jan,
April; London Ednbnrs aud Wcstmnistor Reviews also,
Blaukhooks Envelopes, Sc. sc. Jutt received a.
nnl 5-fa MORSE'S.
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PRoMISEST CITIZEN DEAp.-Col. Geo. W Hunter prom
inent citizen of + siriax, Va. is dead.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

q We authorized to announce JOHN POLLARD
candidate for office of Commissioner of the Revenue 70
the south side of Bedford county. ap 7 tide
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

uAsssOutTGON.-thc partnership Of wills
- a PiTTMAN Ia this day dssolvedb by = wis reur
Ing from business y: ~ " LIZ, =
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n N retiring from BWstwc~s, . tah~ pleasure In
recommending to friends aud patrons successors ~
business Messrs Ptimhn Wade Charlton md feel assured
thai any business entrusted to them viii Vm at their hands
prompt and undivided attention. T. b. WILLS.
IL
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usDlND GeTssls CLOGKs.-We hnyc open.
h another lot nl these clocks which recommend
as tnne.keenrrs They handsome aud
size sold prize which, in connection with the
considerations already named make them desirable article
10 those who want something cheap and good Iiousokoep
ors will do rs n favor To stop IN aud look at them.
SiiNERTHOKN & Cliff,
nj formerly II SilverthOrn.
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CHrNcH BueA writer in the Richmond Wig from ches
ered county that pulling mp some punches OF broom
straw In that county he several dozen chnch bugs full
of III. and ready for mischief Burning the broom he
says is no remedy as the heat cannot reach them.
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a. Wc authorized to announce W LILLIAN STONE
candidate for the office Constable IN the Seventh District OF
CalnnIcll comfy INA IA dde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07

n Seori.c. I.icsriec We kcep constantly .
supply of various grades licoce, from cominon to prime
II the low est taicH-hRNe
% eases ! q. A Go. Masa,
- Wallis 4 Go.
Nnurrla
$50 " Dtumnno E"
" SoAxgu Stick.
TIIOS BRANCH SONS,
ma3lts M. 4, Old street Pataraburg.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-18
For the Journal.
VI UIIO JUuIIdk
FAYETTEVILLE, N. c., July 10, 1856


Mr. EDITOR Democracy is empha,ically ''co-
fummuxedn in our town. Know Nothlngsm "is
rizn We are thrashed with our own cane shot
with our Individual revolver hacked with our per-
sonal sword bombarded with our particular artillery
demolished devastated done up; defunct The
Town Commissioners here, remarkably shrewd,
sharp longhead body of American gentlemen,
have combined all the inferior municipal offices into
one, from City Superintendent down TO Canine de-
stloyer and elected thereto bloody furrine7 having
first displaced number Of patriotic nGtaUeS holding
the various intermediate Offices.
Now, we haven't the slightest objection 10 the in
dvidual whom they have selected. He is fine,
honest, capable man, and his management of the
municipal matters under his supervision will doubt
less be thoroughly satisfacory-bus to think that
they the Know Nohngs) should come for to go for
to steal our thunder; elevate favortes the for
eigners, and turn out of Office special enemies,
the natives! II is too bad. We won't swear-but
we avM say emphatically, REALLY. There are va
rious surmses aoat to the motive for this sudden
and unlocked for deaouement. 1t is unchartablY
presumed by 10 be bid for the Scotch vote, the
gentleman spoken of being emf grant from Sawney
land. Others consider it an act performed during a
fit OF absent mindedness; while the wags say that il
was owing tc change of the watch word: which
may now be rendered. Americans shall rule Ameri
ca, sometimes" You have idea what hula
balloo the affair has kicked up. and what diversity
of emotions it has created in the community. Some
are astonished; some indignant Mortified
some amused some proIane, ana OlnefS nave uone
nothing since but rar and RAR and RIA K about IT,
| Governor Bragg might just we'll not come here
on the sixteenth. 'Twon't do any good "OtheIlo'c
occupations gone ," The Know Nothings have stolen
our ammunition, and the Democracy can't fire
blank cartridges. AS an evidence of the diversity oil
opinions in the community, as to the matter, quote
few observations made by different individuals on
the street when the affair became known publicly.
Hans oguitur:-" Mein Got in himmel Vat
countries! Dat ish somtingsas never vas'
Paddy" Be jabbers butt meself that will joir
thin this bIissid night"
Crapeau: -" Sacre bleu by dam, vve la Know
Noting! Vive Glmaire Sacre"
SoaUney-" Dye ken that? Whad thought it
an he'd ga'en ear 10 he Dimakrats AlcGilmuir and
McFillmore foraye!''
KaaooO Nothing :-'' Call proscriptionists p
Old Lane Wing :'' Is that adhering 10 principle?'
Democrat sc Whew Yankee Doodle came to
town, &c. Americans shall rule America sometimes
occasionally, perhaps" X x
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STATE OF NORTH CIr,.1,-.

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions june Te1, u,
Roscoe BARRUS VS.. JOHN R. YorNa "' ''N
Original Attachment levied Negro Girl Apis aood a.;
years oNs~
APPEAklNG to the satisfaction of the Court that N
dent of the State aforesaid has absconded or 50
himself that the ordinary process of the law cannot
served upon him. it is therefore ordered that publcat
made for six weeks consecutvey in the Wilmington n
notifying the said John R. Young to make his personal az
pearance before next Court be held for the
Onslew lat ksonvile on the st Monday September
and then and there to answer and replevy otherwise
will be heard exparte to him and Judgment final rep
accordingly.
office, the first Monday of June, A. D. 1856 0''''
July 4, lS56--44-6w. JASPER ETHERIDGE. Clark
Printers fee, S. 62b ~
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ON PEW ARD,

xsh WILL GIVE THE ABOVE REWAn ~ i Al
u the delivery to me, or the in SAID sR9y ps
~ is about IS years old black or yeo oWd rather So
feet big h, will weigh about $50 pounoS5 10 Archabe
ply, and is probably lurking in Sampson
Hanover or perhaps he has gone to to read very
he may try to pass himself as free lie can RMAN
Wardsa I Sampson Co.. N C., July 2nd' 1850 lsap
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FnGEW0RTH FEMALE SEMINARY,

G Il e z . N . u II m commeDT
THE next Session OF this Institution WIZ -.
i Friday, the LIST of August. . .robrace evelyDr
r. The course of study is designed to Edpcat'
Great prominence is given to the Solid to secure
Neither labor nor expense has been IN their yat
structors of the highest qualifications to l
ton in the country, in everything necessary " E.
ucation. . Of instruction
For circulars containing terms course u NE PnGP~
apply to klCHAkD %
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND TURPENTT%r
MAKERS.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED tn
L patent right of R. P Vanhorn's Cutivators for +
Counties of Duplin, Sampson, New Hanover BrunK1
Bladen and Sampson and having manufactured them TO
satisfaction of the best farmers, offers the above val
able farming implement to the citizens of the above Coun
vorable terms. Also, " L. Woods superior Round Shaw
They have been too long known to require any
daon, they speak for themselves also, Flows and SWEEP
Of the latest and most approved patterns.
The above articles deposite and for sale at the M
of c. Prggen, of Chestnut and Water Streets
mington, N. G. Please call and examine
L. WOOD
July 9th, 1856 40Sn
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July 9th, 1856
NOTICE..

T WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT THE COURT HOUG
in the town of Kenansville, Tuesday of July CO
THIRTEEN OF THE MOST VALUABLE LnTSi
Carolina City, for the purpose of settling the debts CI
Oates, VIII ere am bound surety. Also articles
Furniture and small lot of other property in the town
Wilmington, of which few days notice will be given unA
further indulgence is given by the parties to whom this w
concern. C. c. OATES
June 18th, 1856 Ats
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nISSAI.UTInN.

THE COMPREHENSIVE of PEARSALL q Gh 1l
is this day dissolved by NATURAL consent, all peSOpp
debted to the firm will settle the with J9nn
sall and all debts against the firm will be settled 9y
Pearsal. J. ID. PEh!hnSW
June SO, 1856. A. L. GhADI'