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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-05
s,rs,:TocK NEw sTocK 81 FALL GOODS.

.W WHIUNh OF IALI GOODN,
phatgR phdtgR n ahTs cars, BOOTS, q IN
~ shosa, TRUNKS. Ae., respectfully - |.<XI.lES
,b.,h. IA 5. evs e,Sn,. 20 announce to The public,
~ 'ooss ln ~ lne ever oheredin this city stock
a. n sss We attention % city and country dealers
'he .''ursnee ha, bis prices shan he sausiaelory s.O
n NHct LAh sAWs.-R Hoe 4 Co.'S make. A fui son.
- me-. celebrated saws of ~ rs coustanty
ha io sale 90 The best We
SaS during te last three uhch has prov
n laet .lch speaks loudy fr their
"e""om ai'tan1e shal have our most pfomp, auentsn
-. O. J. sfNTON 4 Co
oen tixn of The Circular saw n Main 81.
tOn NIhh pnNSfCtANS nm FAuIIIES
~ - & na ~ our foil snd Percnv esi scF
o pure Dfufs; Vhttsl y ff1mery
aunlrn. snd Appliances of AL knis; Wair Nall Tooth s
SaavluE Flste, Whicrash, and oher kinds of Hrusles
fhhAetvfcAl PHEFARsriOSs mostly our manufacture and
eh ot fu Strength and reliable
"'ut "ne' 'or s,lc ~ -. LAlDLEY a ROHINsoN,
0faduates uf Philadelphia College a. pb.rm.rv
New wururS Sfors 4fh.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-05
HINFOnD a POttTEn.

UDoTAstu, CHLOHIDE IIur, Roll su,ps,,. c.sn.
hg' Vh vroi tngvcod, Coctlncal Buestone coppsras,
ias hea raunesfs Red Wood and an Dyestnns
:" dss sSS qaanute. 'of sai.| s.P. SIMPLE pruTx,',
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-05

PICTURE FRAMES

s.S. Ss.s.:ls SECS. ssr "a me- 3, -. sss' J,
VA stTfLeR 4 co.,
oo~ .f'ti If.H Below Kxchansy BAnt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-06
SOIJND SENTIMENTS.

Disguise the facts, as Southern lindoos MAJ, tine
true contest in November next must be between the
Union and constitution InviEs national Democracy,
and the Black Republicans. FILLMORE has 10 strength,
North or South, and the mischievous effort Of con.
tiuung him in the field will be to weaken the Demo-
cracy and aid the Black Republican traitors. To pa
triots of all parties We commend the following elo.
uusnt closing passage Of speech of f. ). Shorter of
Alabama, delivered recently in the House of Repre-.
senatives:
Whether the ship of State will go down beneath
tbe waves of popular excitement or ride out the storm
in safety is problem yet to be solved. The Presi-
dsyI,oI si,ct,on nW settle the question. hope and
trust in Gud, that the Union of these States, as es,
tahsbed by our foretuhers, will be preserved and
hauled down rs blessing to posterity. love the
Union. ain not disunionst per sc, an5 2eyer was.
In 1851, acted with tie Southern Fghts party, and
glory ir il row. siut, sir loved the Uniun then.
and love il still. wish 1t last as long al The sun
Shines or the wafer runs. Its music has charin
10 INV sar, but can never keep step to It,, unless
am marching under the banner Of tie Consolation.
blindy follow no pary-no men,
| How can the Union be preserved There IS but
one way to save it. L,t Tie South as u"a act WIN
the true and conservative Democrats in the i'nrih
who ar. now rallied under the tag Of States rights
aud the constitution and fighting nobly against our
cur,Iqp egcypy. If the national Democracy ~ az
preset; organized, shall succeed, all VIII be We'll ou
If the bauaer of Black Republirahlsm truulpns, II
will be the signal for the destruction OF the best gov
ernnent that the genius Of man ever constructed
We will stand by you, men of the North, who stand
oy our constitutional rights will strengthen your
arm III the Tight and hope that our yoeas may mnSie
with yours III the shouts Of victory at the end OF The
contest The pesee OF the country requires that th'
fauaticnl, abolition spirit should be crushed. ap
Zeal to the cunsei vatve the North to terminate
this crusade which Republicans and Abo!itlonets il
an allied army are urging against the rights Of the
South. Let this agitation cease. Let the blessings
| of this Government fall like the dews of heaven
equally upon all sections of the Union. And tber
y1u will nd the citizens of the whole country cling
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-06
THE EABOLIrIONISr AND BLACK REPiHi'-
CANS

Gerrit Smith, and 500 others OF the l..hert, pa'.s
who believe that slavery cannot Exist ~ ih" '''h"r
that 't has rights, except the rgh: to be Ai:.'G
have called a Convention 10 meet al Syracuse -" 'h'
2lst of MAY next to nominate candidates for t!' r.
sd.ncy and Vire Presidency. They are 10 n"mn"f:
candidates whv in the words of the call r"s-.. iHc
"aby the integrity, and the courage I" HHser li'f
principles and who will wi.ld their o.hcnI P'w''' ,
for the deiveranCe Of every Amerlcan slave. ir
proclaimiug their principles and Objects, AMI u.
motives for organization, independent of the Ei".k
Republican party, TIE sgners of this call sHy
'Every snt.slavery party that does not rise 10 ~
level of an Abolition party 10 without root qua l''''-
wither away. To expect success tor ms new li''+
burgh pary-for this policy u! stopping th" fF"&Fesh
of slavery at one point. whilst end"rring ana 2Hh'h
teeing the great Of its scHrcoy esn 1913: 'H"
To eypect 10 save the city by an aitenp 10 ety ~
aanes a, one point, whilst the ncendlnr'ss are p.'-
,ntted TO fan the fumes af every other.
The hostIty Of the party TO saver III me e,h'":
49,, ,..II ss i'm the. trrrturles Il unconcrhri. l"-v
d-ny that any constitution can give tie power I" g''t
Iav.s and they insist that our federal cnnH'itui r''
mar hs construed SO as to forbid II. Th.. dOr'r!"1
bns indeed been avowed by Mr.. Graager, br"c@
Republican, on tile floor of Congress- mud IS II" 'eE.
innate construction Of the Republican, platform n
tbs State last fa But G-rrt Smith 81 90 d-ncrl |
immediate and unconditional abolition Let 'Io gen
eral government savs Theodore Parker, drciNi
that by Certain day all slaves shall be .et fie,' &"
let an army be marched into the recGsan' S'h.''
and form q Republican form of government l. I.
that day be immediate, demands Gsrrit SWth. ~
bdnv ATpRS.
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VOLUME LII.
,,cuMOND ENQUIRER,
III" x ssMl.wEEKLY, AND wEEkL.,
rr'tisanDu rrmcu1E, PRYOR s. DUNNAVANT.
~ l. K MS:

5nlIars per annurn, and at The
n is.: liars # taken Tor ash",'s p mnn,, ord
k,e Of e':h' :,,,; w cskly nvc Go'srs Pei au
Eesr FII ,x iron;hs p"ysoe III ";' or s;x donrs
hh:es ~" ~ reunited cy 'lS.' fN''
IT, sn.2iG :; iae ' x,rni:us the circni~lon OF tne
VIII ;ST rSoI'IRER IN the Soul"s." WEEEi =
|RCHNVH" @ - c,muenc,d the Issue ot ,,r -,
T7,?,.,' nl;ch contains near! M '''
fAfhh, . S Weekly c''nnS' character of the
sev I.oih!ns % NV J.. INV what il was half
CaMUNp tNSl .s.c tha. Il il the purpose OF lic
ury ago iir energies TO the discussion Vi !nc
sa.ors 10 IeNr. Snh;ugism has brought o''oie 'N'
sues which h''
county ,uir.r i, published every " sn ~
The Ws'S! F,mm, If usid in advance, or Tor e@o
morning al = Pc , ,,sie in advance. dcducuoh 10
when psy'H cuhs m the following raio i9r CIV aN A
risds II S'" " Euuurer Will be turnishcdi 'oi
eeptf .. ':cs ,or So twenty tour c"piee' MI" ~
IAe sane ptop@TTr;iYSHW;s OF ADVERTISING.
rxo,,prp-For TEN lines or less, nrst
IN THk nA'- and every succeeding insertion t"sh'
neieon' Il inserted twice week ni 'a'et '1" "
Eate S-,y..y.u and halt cents Tor sSch 'htrt '.
M when inserted only once "ecA may ''"''
\ =, each insertion; T.. -rx lines w less frat in
IN !hh -, dys cents for each subsequent ihsernoh
sefoi ,rbep inserted oaly once week seventy i've
csLs Tor tacE in''' rS line, or less first insertion
hyc cents ior each ceh':nNa"ee nt "iS f III
sy,rtsers s.c charged so LOT one sluh'. Vi ~
Ah:!es. @ .ou,,es aud III that proportion Tor al
hne' y; rrrs,Cr length, eNcfpt auctiohesrs' VINO
0re charged Slco. paper iGT'Gue p,,., .s.,s3;r,
- iIl Obituaries a.. Tributes o Respect eSceeu'hs
80 lines charged foi as ADVERTISEMENTS: =,
-nnl distance must be accompanied with the
or satisfactory references, 10 insure execution
-, a, dues 10 this Office may be reunited per ina IL
s,d sys;,.e Bank notes, At the risk OF the Editors
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DIED.

DIED at Eagle Point In 'Gs ;Sgnfy .! ITCErE ~
osth day OF Msrcn, hss. :
wife of j. Randolph Bryan -
me Turker could hardly have been oIiIur,Y
.oynan Her mind and character were such &c o. Vt.
WI hcep expected from her distinguished prog.rV!
& iJsrd com biped in herse the best traits ot then; ~
usr Genius which Of the higheat ORDER -qu'"1
W ,hs strength and vigor of ber intellect. The hr-cY
ri her wit was scarcely remarkable bsn The .u -
nc.. Of her judgment Reared in the society oi s"re o.
the nN uieu Virina, her naursly tne
bud been cultivated by r-adins the best EnsisH rca
and American authors Her mind wss sn eTe' t9''i.
fountain dispensing Its IN rich prousoH on - :"
enjoy her society and yer, with I'll te'e 'pien1h -
dowmsnts she ever abs,ed herself aud exalted c'.rE
Free from tchshness she did hot seek Eer G" a.'-
bur the things Of ohers asu Warm aid nrcs" 'i' -
f.ndsbps she WINS devoted 10 her husband a"b c.'''
dren With simple child like sense Ct her depGeors-r
on God she earnestly sought train up her rhAr"n 20
know Jesus Christ whom 10 know hrlsh - ne ''sraE'
She was in the puresr sense an evangelical
,nrksbIy free from n bigotry and sec'ArHI M hs f.
member of the Episcopal Church, che iorea MI ia :" Z
,he saw the image Of Christ, VINO was 10 h"f m 80
,o1nher lovely" Having been for "rTeIsl yenis -
chsIencd by affections In her family 'ta ~ heI %SI
on ,be hn. seemed TO walk with her lcins sisacH o..
Ssr isht burniuy ready to depart and ts With I''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-06
WHO PAGS TILE rAYES

The common laborers pay all the taxes at the yor,
the slave owners pay most of them At the S,rth
Capital is not taxed, and cannot be taxed q, tb..
North capital taxed at the South and psvs mast or
the taxes Labor it true, crea,es all yaIu.s md Of
course pays s taxes, and slpporls all Men I'm, ls,or
is capital at the South AT the North eyerv pcre,so
OF private luxury and expenditure, and Of public
taxes, i, all increased burthen on the common lsLor
ing class for they produce everything The rich and
the skiilfuI AMI professional ars the mere copdu;,s
who collect the taxes from the common aborsr and
pass them over to Government. The capitalist avoids
the taxes by increasing his rents and profits. the
skilful and professional by increasing their cbarpcs
Al the South men do not allow their slave, les, or
work them harder, to meet Increased taxation bu in
trench their own expenses, to enable them +, do so
Now we defy tho North to shift the burden Of
from labor I" capital, without agraranism or slave.
ry The masses, and their leaders, SEQ this, and ars
preparing for agraranisnn.
Think OF this, ye aboitoniss the rich nav no
taxes at the North-hcy pay most of the tax at tie
South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-06
Iil FARMERS.

IOHN BURNS, ste!y Gt the trra oi WILSON, Smi'hers
ts Burns OF Dover Milia has sssocate, IN LIN Sa.
.ae saau lG the p.rpase Ct carrying Foundry and
Hgsh Making Business 1t their old stand nhe Dover Mil!s)
.eve cg are prepared 10 furnish their friends snd the
s.oic generally with every variety of farming inple
a.,is aud Casings of every kind. Being suppiod with
%s nerHls Of wood nrd iron, they feel at eust us
d asking Tor portion Of the patronage heretofore
ea :he old hrn pledsinz Themselves to every e
S'' N Lei! power to give satisfaction TO all who may
s.so'iaeI S!th call. They hav. hand several new
HtH,e' Poug!s which Eery superior, II sstaiv with
e:.e aro- .,c.! p.-,a.i..s we:n awarded to Wilson,
el1Gef' b.rns, c, the Agricultural Fsirs IN Rich
iaty no pledge themselves furnish ali kinds of work
Ter line on rs good better terms than bc pro.
--! eisawhf1 OF like quality with the understanding
VI! be ,akesuack should it not give satisfaction.
, JOHN BURNS,
D"vet Mills. Feb i2--c}ln SAMUEL SNUFF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-06
KANSAS AFFAIRS IN THE MASSACHUSETTS,
! LEGISLATURE.

BosTos, May lin the Senate today, two re-
norts were submitted from tho committee upon hon'
sas affairs. The majority reporcd series OF resou'
tho ;ntererence of the border rutians the bogus ter
ritoria Legislature. and the OF the national ad
nn;strat;on declaring that Kansas should be admit
ted =. free State and commenting the cause to ihC
sympathy of the people Of Massachusetts. n Ihe re
soiutions we're ordered to a second reading The mi
nnr,v report which is signed by two members OF the
committee, maintains the legality of the terrltari"
LEGISLATURE and laws, and sustans the course OF 'he
administration.
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TUESDAY MORNING. MAY g. ls5s

is question yet to be solved In the main, the De-
mocratio party have had reason to be satisfied with
'he eihc'ency and success which the Convention sys
tom has gwen to it and its principles, and will not
ha'hy cut loose from it, nor until come equally cif.
c'ent and less exceptionable mode of imparng con-
cenration and point 20 it's energies can be devised
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-06

ing TO the constitution "a the palladium of o,r r;,.
and TO the Union Of these States ns br art If mr.
politics" safety. Then as the rays Of the mornn, sun
falling on Mernnons lyre always caused il to viIrste
Si tones Of heavenly wen music So will the light which
s Dn 'h"m 'mS nc ar' ia, Of our national flag
u onthusinn and animate it with impulses Of ai"iIy ,I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-06

MR.. FILLMORE ACCEPTS-We are sutfo:'si 1
TO stat. that letter has been received from MI h
more by a gentleman in thu city, in which be -ts,F'
,I, b- had not received the official announreih II,
of his nomination. but declared himself a, tie ssr' 80
of his friends. His iornal acceptance OF the noG'.
nation may therefore be- expected IN the course ~
f.M dRY..-l IXushinmlon Organ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-06
DISGUSTING BRUTALITY

BosroN, May "A prize fight took place yes'er
dsv near Bedford, between Price, of London, and
man named Colbert. "f New York, for purse ii s'o"
One hundred aad fifty rounds were fought, occupyiEg
three and half hours Both parties were savaSeis
beaten and bliuded. Finally, the friends OF !ns ah,
continued longer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-06
DAGtEhREAS STOCK DEPOT IN RICH

THNAE Proprietor. seeing cc1 Of an establishment,
l. where town and country operators can obtain Da.
Iereen stock ht s real value has mad. arrangements
WIKI tae largest namiactory In Eew York TO be supplied
with Anbroiyie and Daguerrean Stock OF every drsrrn
no. being allow ed commission, hc can furnish i, nj te
New York price Hoping the operators of Virginia and
Moth Carolina will the convenience cf sGsh gn sstn
snent the proprietor hopes to receive orders from
Isl. generally. On hand and for aale
Jenny Lind Cases Gilt frSmes
Pearl Clasp do Coating Boxes
Imitation she'll do Head Rests
Paper Macsie do Cameras
Oval Vclve, do FRENCH star P;s,es
Cot.oa do DO White Plate Glass
Pa, do do Ambrotype Cases
Silk DO do Union Gases, Prescrvers &c
The attention Of operators ia called to new article OF
|hne Convex Glass, cheaper and better than Hat glass
|a orders, accompanied with the cash. will meet with
prompt attention. USBORN'S GALLERY,
April 25- c2m Richmond Va.
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WRITING from Paris to the New York Express, says
.JJudpe Mason is the most popular Ambassador
ever sent TO France troha the United States, and s
deservedy so. 4 kinder, better or more unPTetrni
house is always open to every honest man who can
'' law claim to the nams of American, and, when
wants shal occasion his return the United States,
all his coun,rynen i'll Paris will join in rerett'ns the
event."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-06
JOHN Il GEORGE GIBSON.
HOUSE BUILDERS AND CAkPENTERS,

RiClMosD, VA,
ANlSG extensively ttrd up their establishment
WIKI the latos, mproved machinery, nre prepared
'9ish a, short notice and reasonable terms all
AIas 0. portable finished Carpenters work, such as
|iA, H. ''e'' WV
SS.sa' .i.ts and Doors, OF all varieties.
cc'aHs' Handgaiis, Porches, verandahs, Balconies
Co.sice Moulings and Brackets Of sll sizes
SSyuidinss Of ali descriptions
saooesds, Chair.boards Ceiling. g.bnnrds, &c, &c.
WIN make estimates for work to plans furnished
shd deliver their factory the .StinStcd prices
''ders respectfully solicited. Jsn 2s-ctf
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WILLIAM NNTTAILE,

dTTORyEY At Law. YAZOO CITY, WS5lSlPPi
(lOSTINUES TO practice in the Courts held ut Jackson
~ and in those OF the Fifth Judicial District. composed
bi tie counties 0; rszO0 Madison, Hoines Lc"ke a''ais
Winston and SunAower; will give strict attention to COZ
lection Of claims payment OF taxes and adjustment of law
,les In either OF those counties. Refers 10 George H.
teske ESQ, Richmond Dr. +. J. stribhag, stauni'n;
ThOs + Knox Esq, Fredericksburg Messrs. Swiney,
CT cen & Co. New Orleans Mcs.rs j. Wide, Jr., New
YCTk; Gen VIM. F. Gordon. Albemarle, Va. VIM. NJ.
81 use EsQ. Washington City. Oct ll--Cwti
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NOTICE.

D AL CREDITORS OF ISAAC r. Wa 49, - - ,o.
ISAAC R WATKINS, Esq., hsvins c1hreysu ar,. ~ "a, ~
ore srst bis eoDGIsnsi dssts end sgrees and then
ii. ered.cTs ra:eaby Who .hel before the l5,a Of
. ~ ,if,icc i. hereby given to all creditors OF the
,.,sc Watkiu. to present their caims 10 the un'
sr.r.d " 18th Ut delay
:Is will be- ct rhe Arlington House Richmond, tor seTc
kesn-s recommendation may he addressed to the nm
terssu,d Al Providence =. o. Halifax county, Va or to
ti, counsel Wood Bouldn Esq Tnlcou p. y Charlotte
rOunty Va IuOMas wall hiHe' i'"s''e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-06
By THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

er\ruRNATIOS having been received by the Exocu
,y. ina, M INQUEST held in the county OF Green
r upon ;he body Of Joseph Sh'ett, Jr., deceased
6y .bc ,ncre IS good 10 brve that on me 'oi
:.;su: IN said county the said Shaett was wayaid anu
r-is,.i BY JAMES GREGORY. who has made his cs.
ksy. aud going large therefore do hereby OF
fe reward of One Hundred end Fifty Dollars 10 any
or persons who shs the said James Gregory
deliver him ino the jail of ssd county; aud do more,
40, require H Off ers OF this CUumO wealth, clv'! ana
SDsry and request the people generally 20 use tneir
clc,;!ons procure the arrest OF the said uFesoy
IL. BE- may be brought TO justice
;reu under nv hand as Governor and under the Les
4 ser Seal OF the Commonwealth. nj Richmond, tins
y 81 3Oih day OF April, in the year l,51 ~
HENRY a. WISE.
Br ,ne Governor, GEORGE w MrNFoKD Secretary Of
lee Commonwealth.
J,nes Gregory about ave feet 'even or eish, inches
sh. Of small stature. spare!y tornod-soou' - or %
E.rs of age hrh. hair disposed curl His under jaw
throwing the lower teeth little forward of the
-ger May 2-c6t.
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,vu,c MOVEMENT IN MASSACHUSETTS,

Bo.roN, May 1.-The Wings OF The LeglsIa1uTe'
and many prominent, Wings of the State, held meet
ing IN ;he State House hs evening: Resolutions On
were adopted adherns to Wing principles, and de.
arng that they will enlist in the ranks of no party
that does not bear the flag aud keep step to the music
Of the. Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-06
BY THE G0VEKN0V OF VIRGINIA.

USyORMATION having been received by the Executive
,hs EPHRAiM, a negro man. who was confined in the
h. Q. Halifax county, charged with having committed u
,s escaped thereirom the night Of the 2lst instant
I'd IS aor gnas at large, do therefore hereby offer
.SMi OF hundred doars to amy person or person.
$40 shall the said Ephraim ana deliver him into the
l of Halifax; snd do moreover require all officers o
. Co,naouw -a. civil and military, and request the
sp generally 10 use their best exertions to procure
he arrest U The said Ephram, thar he may be brou; hit to
Given under my hand rs Governor, and under
= tie Lesser Seal Of the Commonwealth at Rich
-out lh. 2Etr iay OF April in the year lsIU.
HENRY A. WISE.
Is .bs Governor: GEORGE ". MuSFoRD, Secretary uf
&c Commonwealth.
rPERAlM sbou: thirty years OF age, Eve feet eight
/ !.. inches :..:h. very olaca and badly Clothed.
.,..M..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-06
THE pEsJII,T IN MICHIGAN.

To give our readers scmo idea Of the extent ct the
recent Democratic victory in Michigan, we give be-
low &C lar as heard from, the result Of the township
oIec,;ous for supervisors
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MARRIED.

u =, q, Luxe. Church. Baltimore, Tiur. 'g
rornins Nav by Rev CharI-s w Rankin Hon Or.
Vail ST. C.. OF New Jersey 10 Ai'' M"hi IL -
LlGHTFOOT, OF Port Royal va.
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The Snnair after further nrooo.,;.
HOUSE OF REPREScNr,s s1r3TiHin~'i nI,imHin~'i

me House passed the Int,sn unn-nn,.r;.., ,,,,
IN T U.Ii reS,,mk " the nc, .! 1858 ea,ivs To- @
ning Gu rma'ss o p"n'r ands and the net oi lsig l"
On motion OF Mr. Phelps the petition ~ ,i.,.-.
6ers OF the Plttsburg bar against tn, f,; Is -,
duct OF Judge lrvin vas referred TO III" 80 4
committee. 'S JUNE "
The Senate's amendments to the bil iu a4,:,.. y
the Bounty Laiid sc: of March 3d. 1856 vc-c .r,.
ra oy the House and must therefore DO sgan a 4
u. Inc House went into a committee Of the wEa,, \
ne STATE OF the Union AMI took up Tie, consu.sr .E
diplomatic appropriation 5iIl.
MT. Maxwell OF Florida delivered ms ,.,,.,. -, ,.,
southern southern side Of the slavery question, and i. ;ay
mens in Kansas '''e ''' S''' '"@' >.
slavery. t"'''' 'ne 'a'eas'oh 81
Ihe comm!tte rose and The Hnnsa ndi,umL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-06

COLUMBIAN GUANO.-rhe schooner II. f. FL
,ot arrived at PhiIadelphia on "Wednesday from the
Monks Islauds, in the Caribbean Sea, near the enc
zueluu coast bringing 4 cargo Of two hundred !on'
of guano.
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prTERSBTRt. COMMISSION HOUSE.
c.kIa AND 4, ESTER

AGENTS AND coMNIssIoS MERCHANTS
TNOa toe sac OF country produce generally, and mer
II clsgiise-n;!l also give proi2t attention TO for
r. S.ys.:hrDox Street, near tn. Hotel and recently
g;2-- . N-.,:s WATKINS, SON & CO. They will also
tea; 81 o,u, for transaction Of any business
place. IL: e-g leave TO refer the following card
CiRD-n :-crng from the Commission business, we
taee::ay cor,ead old friends and patrons
Fasods. Mess'. GARLAND d LESTER. who will occupy
ZEE 5csse formerly occupied by U.s. attentive reliube
:;a-ss neD, believing that they will give satisfaction
ssn! ~to may c0nSGe their business with them.
i,n 3Oth, 1856 WATKINS, son & CO.
me prders,y,o. AYR rho Ac,rts tor the sale OF aih-
INKS PATENT PLATFORM SCALES nnd = { rrS. HhS.
IyG's PATENT FIRE AND BuRGLARrho Th.l;o Ear Eo'
so for tie pes, Farm Wagon ever eoiu lie M ETs
dts sci.n.c,sdy, New York, for all of which they WI
ns,sc5 70 rec.sre orders from their friends in tbs
grrry. GahLnHD, S.-,p
A B GARLAND, (lnte of Lynchonrg) L. r
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nEATU OF HON. OGDEN IIOFFN

New YORK, May lst.-Hou. Ogden E"tiInan: re-
onIv Attorney General Of this Sta,e, died this after
pnnu after shor; ilI.rsa.
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,,,,,, c,pIyF;r ON NICARAGUA MATTERS

THE CABINET ON NICARACsUN TA IEN,'.
WAsHINGroN, May Ia 9sb!net meeting was held
This morning upon the subject of the dispatches
brought by Major H.iss from Nicaragua.
One question considered was the reception ot the
! NOW Minister from Nicaragua.