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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

SENATOR DOUGLAS AND LADY.--A Philadelphia
dispatch under date Of the 2lst, communicates the
following:
Hon. Judge Douglas and his bride. with General
Shields, are at the Gerard House. The party here
serenaded last night Hon. Henry A. Wise who is also
in the city and stopping at Jones Hotel. Thanks
giving day was universally observed here yesterday
The weather was splendid Several military compa-
nies paradel and the stores generally were closed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29
NAvA1.-The Norfolk Herald Of the 2lst

NAvAL.-The Norfolk Herald, of the 2lst inst,
says:
The q. s. steamer Wabash, we are informed, will
touch at this port after leaving New York. She
will then proceed to Chagres with the officers and
crew for the St Mary's, who will be conveyd across
the 1sthmus and transferred to that ship, relieving
present officers and crew, whose term has expired.
after to have all the U. S. forces tor the Pacific
thus transported from this side, and that all U. s.
sells in the Pacific will remain there.
We learn that the U. S. sloop Saratoga, e. c. Til
ton, commander, Of the Home Squadron, has been
ordered to this station, .g...&
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

4 Coon SIGN.--In his address at the opening of
the Virginia Military Institute Col. Smith, the super
inteneut says that the number Of college students in
Virginia has increased from five hundred i'll lS39 to
near fifteen hundred in 1856, that Virginia, with
white population less than that OF Massachusetts,, has
actually at this day greater number OF young men
who are students OF colleges than Massachusetts,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

From JAMAcA.-We have received by the arrival
last night Of the Empire City, files of the Kingston
Journal of the 18th inst. They, however, contain
nothing of interest. The island is healthy and busi
ness had been improving The whole attention Of
the Journal seems to be occupied by the proceedings
Of the Legislative Council, which was III session.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29
RIvERs.-The Mobile Advocate, of til

ALABAMA RIvERS.-The Mobile Advocate, Of the
eth, says:
The rivers have at last risen sufficiently, or at least
so think the steamboat men, to justify starting out
the large boats for the upper landings. We must
therefore, expect to see resumption of business
steamers with large cargoes of our leading staple shall
return,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29
Says the Bainbridge Argus :

ALABAMA RIVER "Up."-The Montgomery Ad-
verstiser of the 25th inst, says:
1t has been raining almost ncessautly for the last
two or three days, and it is necessary to add that
the river is now in admirable boating order-in fact
there seems to be superAuty of water everywhere.
The creek will doubtless refuse to remain within
its >pent up Utica" any longer than to-day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

GoLD IN kASSAS--It is stated by the St. Louis
Inteigencer that 81 100000 have been sent to KAN
Sas from brokers in that city, for the purchase Of
kArsAs lands.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

THE CHICKASABOGUE.--W learn from q gentle
man who resides at Mauvilla that owing to the
rains which fell on Sunday and Sunday night, the
ChickaSabogue Creek was filled to overtowing and
the whole OF the surrounding country was flooded
with water, which prevented many of the inhabitants
Ctrouelle train runs regularly. Mobile Trbbne 27th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

New LlSE.-We learn that 4 new line Of sailing YES
sells has been started between this city and Boston,
called the Lincoln line Messrs. llUrter Hill are the
agents. The first Of the line is the schooner 0. NJ.
Petit which cleared from Boston on the llth inst,
and the clipper bark Edward Dwight is now loading
and will sail i'll few days for this place.
We are also informed that number Of other fine
vessels will be put on the line as soon as satisfactory
arrangements can be made Mobile Tribune, 21th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29
O U 4 C H 1T 4 RIV Z r.
VIII leave II ESDtY. q Dec. at 5 T. NJ
Y3ws FOR ALaRs1gA LANDING

*' 'sfS; yEs2A5 4 me- at haxbEse j
s3y Sam Arprea!e mister; Vii! s@Ss a'o's,o;
MGnr9s m Lns ~ Itl; tYm9S" :Ef,ve T*rEqgar
tFriEi or Ia'>EcaTlng unsurpassed accommodations
h9s LEWIS sSArp X CO., j Front street.
OUTLAWS BAGAssE FURSAcE.-GEpoKTs
Patent agasSe Ful1ace Is m nfriTtnvlt on some oer m
ter and 'ferss rYrtes planter WHO may use Furnace
sqPio' e; Al sl T. and wei we'll known Extent attorney 10 sxamiHe
set tnd his statement below is" sufficient comment usn the
in'sytS s H. 'r Or hees Of '? Ta m "oHd nrynse my bus
81 Na'chezstree' New Orleans.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March H. 1886.
:%'7 VIE sS s' sd S* "f: 6sd na1 IL no
e held HE5 4HoS sS'i q tSTox fs Eirssa Ii ssH 2ss
ap7 If opposite Paten, Office.
OFFICE y ORLEANS, OrEorsAs ASp CT. WESTERN r. R. CO..
PROPOSALS FOR CTrY syMs NISs@.Tf l1$
VII y received this ohics for purchase of TWO
r4 q SHw S a Of s nH tac bMf :t in "a vaT dE +
this Company the lt of iay 1854 payable in twenty years
with siS per rrat "nnum interest," in srniannuh coupons
se.v Clyrs made BY NOON Of asa is will he opened
jndicaion be then nH!e ln the highest bidders; the Company
e>srTing the right Of rejecting any and nll offers Salts
o Tn ] @ T dits' be isa w @ sr th s ss5 ." ysn M day
S'stsI3 III i; WILLIAM e. 1rEwrs. Pres, lent
Ia sTREEr- nnderssnei has on haid and viii Keep
G constantly for sale for sher Cash city AcesPspcs
6 4? is>cp'ioi HOUSE and FIELD SEiSvASTS etc. ETC.
Barorn street. he prepared accoanone transn rnders
and their Slaves reasonable terms be Obtained in the
TSH III T. b FRsSY Ps9 9 5 D5ss sE ssys'
RErsrExcEs,-Fvlows Co Curry Person j. G. Kicks
Co. RirhaF'l 4, Fish i i e. c9ekS Go Ns!tt DeSa!ss @
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29
FO R RED RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY. 22th instant. At 5 o'clock T. NJ
IT, H. FOR RED RIVER.--The light draft
Passenger packet steamer Marion. Joseph
iioisscau master, will leave for shreveport,
Grand Ec1!e, Grand Barnn, Cnmpte, alexandria, HnrTican
Bun Gorous and all Intermediate landings as above For
freight or passage, apply on board, %
n29 LEWIS SNAPP Il CO., Front street.
Leaves OIL MUNDA Y The Isl Iec.. at 5 O'Clock P. NJ.
r. - FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
s!SttstnsIa Bagon Canpte Grand Ecore and Alexanr
the iighl-drsurh steamboat swan, Capt
C Hays will leave above For freight p&rs:Ge apply
hoard, Or 10 '''
me- P. II. BRINTON t co, Il Canal st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
REGuLAR PACKETS.
H- STEIA AMEfsS ECLIPSE re-
e+AissGt,EGa REPUELlC AND EHNa6ksl
1s5sa.sS9sE u, SOUTHERN BELLE. tHsasae5l1sa


so5A|i;H5 sofHSE*f HeES$sn SkSSn. 4HS
TIE n1ngnicenlI The and supeI The elegant and
eSnM.nisr Co 'ScS COM J. 5>ek% f. H"nx"@s1y @ rosdxe
nenced her regular commenced her reg commanler com
s N on GRIND @ s %Exto MTw y 6a ns q
Rodney and Net at Lake Princeton, ca Gulf Rodney and
TsnAY The i8ih on' Picfer Point MONDAY, the 18TH
0soer sayGs ~"E dn P ,srs sy yrT7 NS S:
G1f GRDAy *T$Sf ETESd s s'I.ss aSdS % Nj
above Nil inter nnry, Grand Gus and all Intermediate
mediate landings. Rodney and Nachez landings.
5Hts 5s7 ,s +" l3,I TIIT9s. rs,
s.yHs Eysr1 ri Tyw o5I,9'; bsY
E|ESISG fS:i; NJ itt'5 at ) o.
clocs for the aporr
land I'LL internedate
The above steamers complete order will
faithfully all business entrusted TO their
200 rver, and sship at vicksbnrg hon isla5
oacSHgcs containing money other vsthes nness regular
b Of ans IRE taken an" eo,tsn t. aed nor for any y
So Bills viii be recognized unless
be presented q, the ofce Of tl oHt to sc, they be bcoE
s@ be paid presentation at the Office Of the Agents. is rh-
SE%%4ipWEI55i, fkoE. ( g., s5 crAvisr St.,
iEX,i SiAff i ~ ) yt9n' %f@a .'f:t;: ct:
NBA clerk will be the feyee every day in the week to
receive freisht or he .bove bouts o2a
- C. VSEE.fR WEHfkHS SEfTtis ,iIiIniSE 1Ni5
s. TTFs1Y, ntl6S ;rHHHRH6ATIoS sATTF517' At
The i Il tie + The U
| . stf L L. W. mi ess siSs So, Iousa s' cnsas nsas'
9, 3 iimE M sHTs c1 @ 3 e. Go o T. r u "s vii!
riaqirlnnc baton aIoonytle, Plaque Vile laquelnire i;
Rouge Hudson Baton Rouge, Rougr Port fIr
E*sT fs" s f RSS' M Ss s@a FG. M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

y o. A. HENDERSON ~ CO., MAGAZINE ST,
~ Of Nmchel offer for sale the lowest market prices
cuoice of GROCERIES,, and invite the attie,tor
purchasers. Their stock has been carefully selected AID
comprises NIL the Articles needed for family for merchants
SE to country, ia!9 y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

II 4 Y /, +,

E-E-E FDE HAVREG-TIlE FINE FRENCH SHIP
VIZ Frances Emma, Il tion. m;l>rrr having part
S~+K lr cargo Oh boAE will meet with Dispatch. For
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4 \ = W + r p
q EN- . 4

h$TfS~ FOR GESOt-TlIE Al FAST SAILING
il, -. hcp'ic All, ''ac MASTER nuw ioll
IT,: nGt will 'tve ln'e,ne dispatch. For freight of
&!p tt..> rot'tI, AiriF 10
H. r WHITNEY * rN - rnrou,lelc: st.
orH. .t. bpHERT ~ co., = Camp street.
F"r rl''*.'' t}l'F IL the master Oh hoard ul2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

Later from California.

By the arrival of the United States Mail steamship
Empire City last evening have received dates from
California to the 5th inst. With the exception Of par
tal retnrns Of the Presidential election they contain
little of interest. We extract the following summary
OF State and city news from the steamer edition Of the
San Francisco Alta of the Jth inst
CITy.-The election was the most peaceable and
quiet ever known in the city. Buysm and rufianisn,
which in former times were so rampant about the
polls seemed to have been banished on this occasion.
This state of af'irs may safely be attributed to the
effects Of the energetic action Of the Vigilance Com
mittee towards that class of individuals who have
always created disturbances The following is syuop-
sis Of the Presidential vote Of the city far
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

~ WASHINGTON d. G., March Il, 1856.
To Sfrue Il. GilnAp, ESQ
Sa-.s PlnIers with perfect safety security
with you Tor your improved Agasse Furnace it in no
wise conflicts With any ttnab- claims held inlrr existing m
To be still more explicit, wise conflict. with any
c!Nii@ held uLarr existing patents Respectfully yours
THDS. q. CLINTON IA Seventh street
Office,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29
H A V Z f.
THE LAKE.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.

, gFsasa \. FOR NTDIsI14EG-DAILY Z. s. NAIL
E7 II MNt-Wine. Arr'1se1,elt-The syleI!jG low
tHd California, " II. utchi;-s master, ilitt
enarc>!, for Lake With Superior accommodations
Of the above will leave PpnchnrtrHn Rail
roed DAILY the arrival Of the 7. VI. trAi1,
Irt:ifs viii! stop Puscngoula NpSDA Us and It Rs
DAYS.
ttb. n I are cAth way
Deck
II Z. ttDDES. Agtrl IL lark pace
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

" II : 7 -TT,' 7
!. + WHITNEY & CO.. 35 Caro,,lrle; street
or g.. T. HpTERF / co, - Camp ,;rect.
FD~ -l>ea II. i.llrIy ia the t'npian on hoard ,oA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

t,EtT, FOR SAhE-TiE GOOD BIN II GOV, AN
}fTL NFtSpN, al l3l tons hnrlhrn mH barrels, is
Yell bli, heavy framed copper ,sIeEe' aud sheath
alc, and gool ORDER will he sold low Apply
OIL h3nr!, opposite the Mint,
nj BAEETIT 4 Co. fl Common s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

z -4EL-htiN g IS E'tISN tfI.--EFDRIS
~ in circulation BY INSCRIPTIONS parties TO the effect that
Patent hRgAH>e Furnace Is Et Infringement u'!er
tent, and thereby rerters planters WHO may Furnace
iDle sut for damages have mHe it expclieut
employ and we'll PAeEt
all tit papers file At the Patent Of!ce in relation tie sub
ect and his statement below sufficient 1an the
n'ellieeure honesty Of those who would prence my bs.
uess by such lattus SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
81 Natclez street, New Orleans,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-18
Correspondence of the Enquircr.l

V'f
After an unusually long spell Of bitter cold wea-
ther for this section Of country, We are again the re-
cip!emtt Ut lie mild and snftrning influence OF the
suns rays: and | assure You, tho .cInnge IL most
agreeable; for we Southtrners are not over fund OF
the VISITS of old Jack Frost or the chilling blast.
The Lynchburg train due here Saturday evening,
has not yet arrived. l learn from II Geographic dis
patch from FuriuvIle last evening, that it succeeded
only III reaching P%amplin's Depot, aud there stuck
fust--it will probab y reach here this afternoon.
The "Snarpiey MInstrels" opened ut "PhGulx Hail.
last evening 10 a good housc-llicir performances
were we'll received.
DIR. Deale leaves hero tomorrow with his Pan
Drama of The ArctI; IegIous, en-ruufr South. His ex.
hibiiions have been well attended b. our citizens.
The funeral OF Mr.. Richard Furt, Sr., took plnce on
SunIny afternoon from tho Catholic Churc!-his
body was followed Ia its Inst resting place Ivy n large
number of our citizens. He leuvrs many friends aud
relatives 10 mourn hi. loss. His funeral sermon " as
preached ty MIR. McGowI, u young clergyman who
rs recently been appointed by Bishop M"::ill, tn
lake charge of the Catholic Church in Lynchburg,
Mr.. Mulvry, its present pastor, having been called to
tuis place. Ar. Furt WAS one Of our oldest aud most
respectable citiIens-hc lived to n ripe old ngs i73
years und docs not leave II single enemy. Peace to
his ashes!
The Rev. T. @. Keen, pustor of the Market Street
Bsptist Church, is engaged i'll drliverin. q course of
lectures 10 the young men OF our city-his taleut,
combined with his well known ability us Il speaker,
will doubtless cause his lectures to exercise Il very
>nlutury effect upon the morals Of our city. More
anon. Yours, truly, kNAPSACk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-18
DIED.


DIED Al, his residence, in he county o. Chr,'-r5sIi,
on the night OF Friday. ia" ~. mt. HEHh! coz, !'G
in the 7ot!! year e! lie a."
Few men Lnvr lived a i:fr Of mo!- quiet Ind unos'.u;s,
tious usefulness than "a" deccaaGd, nn1 O! whom i co9'
uorrrn,hn;ta!iy be said, ,an' H'th" end Of hi, iHy' =
corln l,nk b tx ui,yI a we'll sp"Gt lie. a KIM hu-JsE'
q iud,cion- ra.rn;. = Irwe friend ard IN upri hi. cHHri7r
nj, ann .c.r.t!c ri'!Z"n, he met and discouraged wells
II. various G.'i.a d"vU. wing upon !iin. lie hrs r0* >liA
= res. s'i.r filing "c.r!y hi: ioGr.sco:a ve"rs, su'rounde'
by .orrowIn. relatives ma tiicnd5. without nm sass;:'
nfn,! la.n-nt"a hy "i: aid mae left IL" ln-tnory OF IL, VIZ
tGr- - n yrlc"l"-- l"Stc! To his children. y"
Departed this lie. in Memphis, T"nn, on the 9TH D.
cemh-r. l-JS, Co. SAMUEL LEAkE.
Col. l.".kc MRS n nsi:e OF GoochiaUd county, !" -
srn'e OF Virginia. In Ie3. Ec riaigr,,rd to tn VS.; s+
settled b, hi lr;" re,Iirncr In this county. In TIE t'H!
thIi wear 81 hs s-e, he died III lis own house, h' u"
anurs sUlrc'i - thr s""e:c.i If ri! iniItrr!ngs-'ho'e"
,h- love 81 Il Iifr.,iIlr'- devoted wife =,
The h!l'r rtfic'!0n Of his .srgr family is slmnst;ooA.
10 b. a sucistci with The sorrow OF his wIdg clIc" o.
voted fr:rI.t-. Ard who tint ever ,et root undsr BIZ "D,ESs
table ~rcUt;rrr, cng wIiliI"lt an iu"o!uu,rry test I'D
incripiy y! Col. Le"kc'e GENIAL snn.e, Cheerful: , .rr,. W
Overlooking fsnrti Ours, think Goo! is 10. tfs'
very Of sp!ri'i Tor ther, indeed, We're we
Lat 20 virtue! Lost TO manly thought
Lost 10 IN: noDlest -Gilie. Q. the touE al
At tho frosty ChrIstnrs tide OF lite. full! o! yeets " -
Of aoaors. Death has st!u-k down t1!s sooG en- e
own t.ear;h Stone; nrG thus rudeiy zen; N 'c- .s"' 40:
Ing nen!t. ti:s Glrssed Christmas Tide OF year - =, y. D.
o! wal! srd woe. And weep on. 20 :noiIhr!s ~ ,:re
!s wUrd C hup- IL hu:teI; Ii. .mi!e. OF iervor IL o.'ni" AZ.
his warm heart is cold forever more 6u'' "
the dead, who die ia the Lord.
DIED, Oh the sri. Of JGn.afy, In thr s'i Ir" Gny.rLI
WILLIAM TYLER younce.! 'on "i d rO,m'' Nc served
of Virginia, and bro!her OF TX President yer S' cous.
durns the hot wnr with Enc!snd: with hoa.r +, 10. : @u!s, q
Try. L.- sttcr ,,ace was declared Ec rt;!rcd 10 's J.. ,r
49,: To- H.. g. ryprr con.-niaI IN his tnste th"n u :, ne
pmiT Of I bubble M' life The sorrow; and misfortune q o. = ~
Mer ycrr. o: Ls lite were met "'I u &C. ~. nn, closed ~
ui.r " 40 Hne" ri eo.apara:ivc strangers; bG, 'hrfS =
h"u won the rv.pse, auI ss's% Ts p :; sa ~ sa ,s ."I f..hsr,c.;.'
Peace Le 10 BIZ. ashss. May ,Is 80 h.V, sd IrreuvelDeSh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-18
AMERICAN STATE PAPERS.

Mr.. Marcy's letters to lhe Danish government on
tho Sound dues, command much attention III Europe.
particularly in England, tsny. the Philadelphia Led.
ger.l The London Times speaks Of .hem ms tearing
up tho ialiacy of Denmark's arguments, and wonders
that Danish diplomacy should give him such an adj
vantage. II advises that government to take a low
err GROUND. not the righ, to control the navigation OF
the Sound because it holds tho Strait, but a right
to demand payment for tho facilities il has extended
70 commerce., und the increased safety thereby giv,n
to navigation. The Shipping Gazette regards as
praisewor;hy the determination with which the ad,
ministratiou at Washington have handled this sub
ject, and the ~practica! way i'll which they have deslt
with the continued vac;llat;uns Of the Danish court.
The straightforward course Of tho Secretary Of State.
his clear views, mauly tone and strong argument
have made Il marked impression upon the minds OF
European statesmen aud governments. The Justice
Of his arguments are admitted, even among those
With whom long prescription is equulto natural right.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-18
ANTI.NEBRASKA CAUCUS AT WASHING

WAsulY67oy, Jan. lG.-M idnisht.-Tbe anti Ne
braska members OF the House held n cnucu. ut the
Capitol to-aight. SIR. Campbell Of Pennsylvania,
was IL the c!.a;r. Ninety members we!e present, ia
Guiding thre. OF NJ. Pennington. mer. The meet.
ing was more harmonious than wa. anticipated. Mr..
Wa!drcr offered a series Of resolutions which we're
subsequently withdrawn, declaring in etfec; against
Offering Individual propositions independently of gen.
eral consultation.
He EN-! Mr.. Lester, MesSrs. knpale, Grow, Norton,
Watson, Simmons, Banks and others participated in
the discussion regarding tie binding effect Of the pre-
vious formal nomination ui Mr.. Banks. who IL. nigh
made a speech wishing gentlemen not to consider
themselves under implied obligations to vote for him.
a vote wa. then taken us follows:
Banks, 10; Campbell, Of OHIO, T.; Pennington, l.
scattering z.
The nomination Of Mr.. Bank. wa. then declared
unanimous, and 4 committee Of Eve were appoIutcd'
authorized 10 call the caucus together on the oppl'
cation Of ten members.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-18
GOV. BIGLEK AND JAMES BUCHANAN.

We nrc authorized by Gov. William Is gler 10 say,
thar the t-ie:raphic ~d-spatch which was sent over The
Union, AMI published Yesterday in Philadelphia aud
othe: cities. ANNOUNCING his election I" the Cnited
States Senate, 10 be II triumph nt Gen. Pierce. and Il
defeat Of james Buchanan in Pennsylvania for the
Presidency, is uuquriilicdly false. Senator Bigler
has been. mad is now, the Devoted aud active friend
IT Mr.. Buchanan, and will sustain him for the Pre.l.
lency, with all the nnrIgy aud intellect OF which lac
Is master. lis preference for NJ. Buchanan was
known TO the Democratic members OF the Lcgisla.
.ure, uinc-teiths Of whom are Buchanan men, before
h- received .h- rancCs nomination. He opponents
OF tie Democratic psriy may send bogu. telegraph
reports over tho lines. 10 al quarters. but The effect
will BE- destroyed by truth overriding the iilseIOod.
Pennsylvania is more 'hnn ever unanimously Tor Mr..
buchanan, aud the dulIrst dabbler in politics cannot
fail TO nlnke the ii .coNcry.-I psAnsnIraMidn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-18
C0MGERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, JANUARY IL. Is

-h11NACiS' IA 4 10. low.
~ The following quotations nrc Wholesale. For small
1r!rIe higher pc!crs vii. "c ct:a. :cd:
BAcON--GIty cared, l;h; Gle; Snirhdsid nog round,
none IA marker; Western :'iic., H.: v!2; ~shou!de:.. IL
~RurlaR-lr:tne Country hu,,.r. aaca5 Cts; do. Go
shen 2222s cts; oil nnd .ni"riyr, I'D l9cio.
bEESWAN-&5! as: r 10
GANDLE:-TalJw IL cent. q IL. Jackson's 30. IA
Hull, !9c.. Aiar!a"rac 39AAJc Sperm - gt0cr.
GoFfEE-t'o H. Q 2St-i !sou"yrs = !2,. Javs!'s
CGnN M~Eii.-siul Is per o.sC.l.
CJES sd 9l c.-. for Ley.
c~usii,I., Tor lrrI,; aa! -.
CoAL.-Amtl-aene IS 50 2 tor; Bi,up!aouss average
i4c;. q aa-Eei; dnr, ioci!c. lump lie; hai! il.
COTTON Y~1RSs-l6ole e:s.. cash. Cotton cordssa
EEoGR-se IS a . :? Cor sa~psraa-=a=ke: dull.
F~LANSEED-Sl SOL 40 I. sGsGeI.
FRU!T-OranG IN boxer, IL good oder, saEai-
Lcinoio - SCAT. "cc9r..s-' 10 quality. k"isi-s, s..eA.n
Luycr,!n ooxes, 81 %aI F2-tu!i noxeo - 50 Figs sd
IS Srs : . ..r1s;:'E 70 2.-.iy ., f e., l: 20 :0; ~ IF u! H.
R%s s. 7ar'; DO. nall; obl'. {; 7S&5; do. sross $ M9s
T. Jb. new 8ai!:.x tipped. No. ! c3 -. No =. = from
DOCK. >t94-Lsst ."I-' - 'oT y" j :; 20 too " do.
matt !!ia;cd. .N.rt.rsl-:,J. !. $50 . .bl.; No. :. S.i&S
~: No 3. rev & 100
HloEs-smsg nt RCD, +. cent? y II. green weight. esy
skins, srsrn, SILL O5. 40 spa:;.a Hi1lsi. m4rA~,
HAYS - u cut. ny :Mc car.o. FroEI stc.c 81 ~.
L~AtD-N"w. IN bnls 3 c~ N .sls. i.
LEAT"-si 5"ict,. for Pi.i 7c7, :or bay.
l. hhE. ca ~ Jul oOEU.
RICE--;H6, CT. y 10
RYE-SlDl 10 = ou.hel.
SALT.-Salcsu II, )! SOL 81 from wharf, scE2 o5 rom
stOrn.
srGhRs.-Fnir 20 strictly prime Nrw Orleans sas!
CITE. Por,o Rico 919. trr strictly vrinu; Coffee Sugu 90
~: Cuhn siM-i, rcdnci loaf ~! q II; crushed and pow.
dorri u aiI:
SHOT-aa?i cts. y ~.
Tf.iS-imprrinl aud Gmnnowd-! %JDel 20.
WDOi.-uail ~ iccl, of ,uh.Sasi'. sold OF pc: IN.
washed 1890. S"!"- OF tim" i"ec" according IT, , uahy
WOOD-By The quantity 81 so ~ cord tor OAK
es5NHJ TOR Pine; retnil price SIS for Oak, siasi:0
for Pine.
GRASS SEfDS-T!n1'hy S1 ~ Harls' rrn,, 81 Is
u | ~; Orc!"r: Grn>s = -. Glover, 50 50 10
GrhNO.-We quote Peruvian q, so per tom
Mexican 3AGlj.
GiNSENG-3r q 3]r. y n.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT aud Hazard Sporting F. Fl,
anil fFF, S7NT! = he. BIr-ting. s: IS! y keS
INCONSISTENCIES entirely bare. syrup IJGO cts,
T. Gallon.
otfhL-Rrnn. ga Roc. = brshcl; shorts, o5c.; brown
stus, 10: $. : si"T, 7Uc.
OArS-!ir The cargo 81 AS cts. y hushcl,
OThTDE2.-DtC a : T. bE.hrl.
FLaSl Et-Luinp Plaster - 7IH5 per ton: Richmond
ground - per ton. CGlcilrd 80 !OH9 ~ ~ barrel
N~HEhI-TG" arrivals H' very light. We ountc rcrl.
lnalI! NJ = 10 Il ;! Tor brs, whic. aud II 20 y 81 9" per
bushsi Tor beat rcd. inferior TO lair brings ton TO twenty
cents icss.