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DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT CUMBERLAND
EOIIRr HOUSE.

Alta meeting Of the Unmocrat;c party OF Cumber
land county, held at the Court House, the 9th Of
April itlal being court day, on motion, DR.. Robert
Henderson was appointed Chairman, aud DR.. y. 5.
Ford Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been explained
by Greed D. Coleman, Eco, the following resolution.
were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Chairman appoint three dele
gates from each magsteria district in the county to
the Congressional! Convention proposed to be held at
the Junction the 2Olh day of Nay next, to noni-
nute candidate 20 IepreIent the fourth Congress.
.onsl District in the next Congress of the United
States.
Whereupon, the following gentlemen were appoint
ed as delegates 10 thu said convention to wit:-Dr
Shields DR. John w Nash, Mayo B Darlington, DR. q
Tally, John Reynolds, w W Wilson, e u Cole
man, John Hendrick, Jas w I.bell, Jno Crowder,
Jun w Wilson and Jrc L Wilson.
Resolved, That the same gentlemen be, and they
are hereby appointed, delegates to the Convention TO
be held in the city Of Richmond, on the 18th day of
May 1857. 10 nominate candidate for the office OF
Attorney General made vacant by the resignation OF
Willis z. Bocuek.
On motion, the Chairman aud Secretary were add.
cd to the said delegation.
Aud, on motion, the proceedings were ordered TO
be published in The Richmond and Petersburg Dem
ocratc papers, and also in the Farmvle Journal.
ROBT. HENDERSON, Chm.
49,.
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TO THE SOUTH.

JUSTICE TO THE SOUTH
Aa article in the Union, defending the adm'nis'rs'
ton against the unjust charge OF not having oeai'
fairly kx Southern cities in the purchase OF army
stores winds up with the following interesting state
nen.:
AAs to the article of f>r the department has made
ia purchases for the most part, in Richmond -four
this being found by experience, far the best article
for uss in Southern lattudes, being superior to all
other -four in preservative qualities. In fact. other
viii Geep for any length OF time in hot climates. The
Office of the War Department. stationed in Baltimore.
has usually made the purchases of flour 70. Texas,
Florida, aud the extreme South, directly from the
mills of Richmond sometimes, when convenience OF
shipment required, from agents OF the Richmond
uiilisrs in Baltimore, and occasionally from their
agents in New York.
Ia general the meat and bread part oil the army
ration is purchased in higher lattudes than Ne" VI
leans, in order to avoid the risk OF da;nae 10 THOSE
articles from the moisture and heat OF the cninate
during the period they kept IN store Tor sac oy
dealers there. Nevertheless New Orleans has al
ways had share in the disbursements for the army
generally equal to- Otener greater than, her due pro-
portion; as the remittanceo ttefo Tor the lest tour
years TO say nothing OF the large disbursements in
that city during the Mexican war, abundsnty show.
In conclusion, we assure the True Delta that no
order has been Issued for the purchase Of army sup
plies in Florida inconsistent with the principles OF
Foley and the facts We have Indicated above, and
We think we can assure our friends in Now Orleans,
aad tho South generally, only that iu justice to
tue South and New Orleans is intended but that no
i;jus,ce to the South or New Orleans is meditated
by the present head Of the War Department.
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DEMO CRATIC MEETING IN PRINCE Ed



At a meeting OF the Democrats OF Prince Edward
held at the Court House on the Goth April. j. W. Redd
was appointed Chairman, aud Samuel b. Scott Secre'
tary.
On motion of j. II. Knight, delegation OF elk
from each magisterial district was appointed TO the
convention to be held in Richmond on the 18th OF
May the object of which is to select candidate for
the office of Attorney General whereupon the fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed;
Spring Creek-B WORKMAN, 7 Tredway, j r
Hughes, Newton Cunningham, David WoDack and
Jas Whitehead.
Court House-EdwinJ Redd, A D Dickinson, WIN
Carter, H 5 CUTLERY, Ii D MoCargo and Charles E
R+dd.
FarmyilIe-P Ii jackson, G w Daniel, Jas Hill.
lard Wrn p Elan, j NJ McNutt aud Wood.
Sandy River-Col Jno Foster, Sam1 Is Scott, FIT
Wuotton, VIM 4 Wooton, Thos Clark and VIM Nc.
Gehee.
prospec.-John H Knight, john Daily. II J.
Venabe, VIM Brishtw-, James Venabe and DAM
c Glenn.
90 motion of T. T. Tredwsy. the above delegation
wes authorised to CONFER with those from the other
counties of this district and take such action in refer
ence to the Congressional esotions circumstances
may then require. j. w. Redo, Presideut.
SAM'L Is. ScoTT, Secy.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN AMELIA!


At meeting .: the Democracy Of Ameii'' county
held at ihe Court House, OH the 2iu day Of April.
that being the second day OF court for th- pose OF
appointing delegates 10 a State Convention 10 be held
at Richmond on the 18th day Of May, 10 designate
who shall be the Democratic candidate for the Once
OF Attorney General, 10 ill the vacancy created by
the resignation of Willis Z. BocOck-
w. ii. Rowlett was called to the Chair, and VIM.
J. Chealham appointed Secretary.
On morton, the Chairman appointed the following
delegates
John Wiley DR. Jos b Anderson. VIM Fretwe!l
Thos Wiley, Sam'i Seay. Ihos A C1enshaw, fhos
L Webster Thos Wilson. Mics A GII!s K q Az
derson, WIN II Pollard, P Boissean. JcIlrrton
Green, Lewis L Harvie, A Strng-r, John Wingo
John Hardaway, Jos NJ Scott, Francis W Jackson
Levi Crowder, enjamn w Bsiy, P GriSg:
G Gregory, Z A Feaiherston, Joseph Wilson,
George Q Robertson, Dsn W Burton, and BerJ Z
Jones.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were add
ed 10 the delegation.
On motion.
Resolved, That The Democratic papers Of the city
Of Richmond be requested to publish these proceed
ings WIN. II. ROWLETF, Oh n.
WM j. CHATHAM, Secy.
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For the Enquirer.
THE GIPSIES AGAIN,

Messrs Editors Allow me, through the columns
oS tie Enquirer earnestly TO call the attention of II
people Of Virginia to subject of vital Importance to
every STAKEHOLDER 10 this proud old Cou,monw ealth
There is, at this momen a Set o; Migrants calling
themselves "Gipsies," but really abotonlss in dis
sa.se wandering through the counties of brunswick,
Meckienburg and Lunenburs, and other counties of
eastern aud southern Virginia, secretly exciting the ne
vroes to rebellion They appear 10 be literally sup-
pied with money and otherwise we'll equipped Their
w:,aie number amounts TO more than fifty The
pretend to tell fortunes, aud thus collect at their
camps during the night. crowds Of negroes. rhs
came set passed through this county last summer,
aud the suspcions OF the people were at that time
s:oassd-ho~ justly, the exciting scenes of Christ
::ns, and the thrilling and wegrounded rumors that
alled the public Journals at that time can testify
They nave been repeatedly detected using incendia
ry language to slaves. and the presence of several
rsnnon seen among their baggage, sufficiently demon
st:ates their object 1t Is, think, surprising that
they have been SO long permitted to 90 at large We
hare not the slightest doubt that they are EN-.
poyed and paid by Northern Abolition Societies for
tas above purpose. Their accent, idioms and nums.
r"Us other uamistakeable peculiari,i., provs them
TaaAees in Disguise. let the p, ye beware and 4
need DO ensure their departure 10y practical Ami;
cation oil Lynch law, expec, the horro.s Of srr
s''5e 'zsar:cc.ioA LuNEShrxc
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For thr EnYu,rer
TO THE PEOPLE OF H.LlEAN,

Dr.. Thomas johnson is before you rs Il candidate
80. s.nt in the San.e ot Virginia, az the approach-
TO-, election.
The time ia short before the day OF election, and
kis hosts Of friends urgently aul respectfully 80
.ic;ted to arouse themselves in his behalf and to Sc.
coud and back him III the zeaons eI.rtons which he
himself will bring into the canvass. He will mme-
dialey take the field. aud lively time is ahead.
Roll on the ball and push ahead the column.
This announcement is made by authority.
SCORES OF VOTERS.
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EXCHANGE U0TEi. AND BtLLAhD HOUSE
a

Sim -on New York; c : Eui.n, Va; a Dickinson,
Charott.svlie W fory, Hampton; W II Topping WISH.
Nichols aud lady, New Jersey 4 Allison lady, child and
nurse y: Hon " . Goodc Va; q Belcher, Cuba; J )
bsIknRht, Florida; DR. w Wake Chesterfield q Par
null. Master Barmuil e: Joncs u s Navy J Smith,
han>a.. Campbell. H'!amore W BrHnnan. Kentucky;
Mitchell Philadciphis Libriug. ssell York
Cox. "yt!crle; X T Paine and lady, Baltimore; $
Phips, New York: II Reid. Alexandria; J Julian, New
York; G 6 Boyd and lady Alabama; Brown Hanover;
liiii Carter Charles C:,y James Hunter Caroline; w
wsidy orence q Jones, spo;svlvrnls; samuel Goodr'
Miss Goodr. Hot spriugs W w Page, Mann Page Abe.
marie w Auman, Wythevilo; Mrs Smith, Doctor
Iayior, Phillip. Va; Ward, U s Army; John.
ION, spotsyivsniai w Wright, II Carbon, Kins &
Queen Anderson. Jr, Lousa, T A Granger, lady, 8
children and servant w g. w r r; C r Clements q N
Rails Charlotte l. Preston, Va; : Allen, Pr Edwd;
William, G; Millner and lady Pitrsylvania; Mis-.
Keen. Lynchburr Greenbough. Baltimore
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THE LAST CONCERT TONIGHT.

At the concert on Wednesday night, Mad. DAN
;r' won new lsurels as one Of the most delicious
singers that have ever visited Richmond. The au.
dience was very 6ne one, and were enthusiastic in
their manifestations of delight. Tonight her love-
iy music will be- heard for the last time in Richmond
end, as The price of admission has been judciously
reduced, an immense throng will doubtless rally to
METROPOLITAN Hall
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GOVERNOR FLOYD, SECRETARY OF WAR


WAGON ROADS TO CALIFORNIA.
The War Department, under lie present admins
trasien, displays much energy and good judgment I'd
the affairs connected with that branch of the Gov.
ernment. Possessed OF a strong and vigorous intel
ect, the Secretary applies the whole force of h. q
ant mind 10 the duties corrected with his Depart
Can't. aud nothing appears to be overlooked, whether
Of greater or less importance, which requires his al
tentlon. With promp;ness deserving all common
datlon, he has competed the arrangements for the
wagon .oad from Fort Defiance to Meiavi River
Edward +. Beae is 10 be ie Superintendent; G'
h. !lrsp Assistant; a,d james P. Harnb!stcn, Phy'
stefan. Lieut.. Charles E. Thorburn hes been detsch
ed from the navy 10 accompany tie expedition Tor
geological surveys. twenty-five csmels aud d:omeda-
ries are 10 h. employed Of the objects being to s't
their endurance and edspiabiity 10 the cl:u.ae. The
parry vii! consist Of about fifty picked men provided
with ihe necessary implements 10 break the road
through. They will rendezvous at New Orleans on
The ooh May. All the parties for the different sec'
lions OF the road organic Id with instructions
to commence operations at the eaest practicable pc
Rod Il il thought that the work will be flashed by
next December.-N Y. Daily Noes.
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purr.nrtpYI. MARKETS APRIL q

The rcccipts OF CIDvtF.eed CONTINUE small and Is moro
inquired aiisr-smsll sales at e. per 81 lbs.
Tha Flour .nnrkcr im The advance noted yester
daT but the exp rt demand has fallen o. and the only
transactions reported 90 boa Ext'n Family pri.
vate terms email sale OF Ry. Flour al g. Corn Meal
Is acid at az l2i per bb bur without finding buyers
Grsia-rne stock Of Wheat both In the Iecerers' and
m;ers hand. Is about exhausted, and it |. wanted
Sales Of 100 bushels good red at 81 81 S. per bushe
which is an advance, and white g IS In store
rye is IL demand aud has advanced cents-sales &C
100 busne- PENNSYLVANIA At 81 eta, part saoat Corn
in demand but he supplyis light, both by
c,s aud 800 ou. do from the cara n, the ssm,
Dat. continue and in dennnd-3oJO bushels prime
Dels~ ere sold yesterday ct 81 cts per bushel
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SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.

T
REPoRTED BY JOHN A. LANCASHIRE sos, BRoKERs.
Virginia per cents, 81 no sales a. the Trea-
sary; shorter dates S9l and interest.
Bonds guaranteed by the State ast saes SEA snd interest
Richmond City Bonds, sales al s93, and interest
Virginia Bank Stock, par 10, las: Gales at S73i.
Farmers Bank Stock. Hst snles at sos.
Exchange Bank Sioch, last sales at slt6
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance. STOCK. SO!
Merchants Insurance Company, recent .also $50.
Richmond Fire Association stock. par $40, sales S3!.
Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Rsroau STOCK
last sacs SIS.
Virginia Central abroad Stock, asisales, sal.
Richmond srd Petersburg Railroad Stock, sales Sd.
Richmond and Danville Railroad stock last sales SAL
James River aud Kama win tOck. asst sslerSl0
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ARRIVALS AT TIE AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND APRIL 30 1851

B Ayres, Goochland VIM Green Amelia William
Robertson. Jr bSnvillc w II 1ruehenrt h D R X; WR
p Williams Petersburg; VIM Josry James T Lamber.
ton. HAMPTON c; VIM II Clay Baltimore; John Carter
Clnrksville F Z Norton Prince Edward; Garrett p De.
har Clifford Va Josiah Wyatt, Big Spring. Tennessee;
Thos PeHchy Jr, Williamsburg: J-mes Kncaid Rar.
rem Forge, Tenn; Cou;y. Philadelphia BOY ce. New
York; John Shore NO,;owav; w Jeter Philadelphia;
q Woodbridge Newborn, Va: Or lanes Jones and lady
buckingham e II; John w Lsnr. Conway BarksdaIe /.
Masters, Amelia: Esuioli Halifax Il; Geo Cure
Lynchburg; Dr. John Wiley, Powhatsn. r Archer.
Amelia SAMUEL Hayes, Halifax; VIM Aphin Rockbrds1
] Tubcvie. Va; Rchh Crump, Pc" hatan; L HARDWOOD,
Il Il Sutherland I"Ikersburg
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NEW YORK y.2Erre ,n, IA

Cotton Is higher and buoysn sses OF 5000 bales. Or.
leans niddns lit; Upands middhng II, CT, Flour is
rni; sale o! 5000 ob- State S6.6l5 Southern % goa
40 Wheat Is steady; GALES OF 5000 bushels Kentucky
white 81 a. Corn buoyan;; mixed rs cents white
y cents Med' Pork se2 So safes o! 500 barrels Beef
Chicago repacked s.6 Is Lard IL ces,s. Whisky. Ohio
20 cts Coffee dull; Rio l0sl2 Sugar, Cuba e,sl0i,
Spirit. OF Turpeutinc 4sos. Rosn, common O. a5al 90
Rice Isa5f cts.
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ARRIVALS AT THE ST CHARLES HOTEL,
APRIL 80, 1857.
pysRD g. NEyMdN, Propr,etoy,.

Y
Lacey. New Kent: A & BohannOn, Essex u Z
Lloyd y c; Il w Gibos Isle OF Wight VIM n West, J T.
Bailey Surry; Ruff. Turner Patrick 7 Gooie VIM
Harvey Pr EdwsrS; Booker. amelis; w II Vaughan
NV Kent; q G tiooch Gor!onsvle: J. II Prychett G II
Bickers stansrdsvie; II Hahn. y: Gooch. Louisa
Frank Nelson, New Kent Saunders. Burkesville: Jno
Bare, A Bare Augusts; J Chandler Csroine Lawrence
Mann and lady. Jeter Amelia S Fowlkes and s-rvt
Nouow.y; Robt Mehder and lady. Cumberland; Bart
Fla
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VALUABLE GREEN SPRINGS LAND FOR

DuRsUANT 10 decree of the Circuit Court of
IL Louisa, shall sell 10 the highest bidder. the
premises, WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day June next tina,
ceased, lately resided, " Immediately the Souhsn
River rnd Cham5er!nyues Greek. about three miles
from he Green Sprinss, IN the county OF Louisa contain
ing i52t acres.
Il seldom such Lands offered for ss- being in one
OF the best reiEnoorhoojs in the State convenient tn
Church, ost Oiace and within mile. Of Trevi.n's
Depot, on fhe Central Rail Road. Il has upon il com
moiious 6rck Dwelling House. bu, recently bu!h sui
cient for the comfortable and gentes al
large family III deemed ueless more in regard
20 me Land As my cue wishing To- purchase equ.ste1
TO LOOK at l. Tor th=G,eives il will De cheertuy shown
10 any one oy Mr.. Geo. w. Hacke lu resides atoin.
ing.
TERMs.-Ca,h will be required for So much a. to pay
costs OF sci, and expenses of SALE balance in on two
and three years win interest from date Bonds with ap.
proved vii &c required for the deferred pay
meats, and title retained until the last pa1ment IL made
. 5. 7. HACkETT Commissioner.
Msy l-cw6w LOUISE Court House
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For the Enquirer
AMELIA COUNTY.


The Democrats of Amelia county are requested to
meet at their Court House, Saturday, the 9Th day
of May, to appoint delegates to Convention to no.
inmate candidate for Congress. 1t 10 made nsces-
sary to pursue this course in consequence OF there
being two Democrats and one Distrousionist before
the people OF the District candidates for seat N
Congress. A iu attendance is solicited by
MASY VOTER. OF THE County OF AMELIA.
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A MAMMOTH CUNARDER.

mail steamer to be called the Scntn ia now build
ing on the Clyde, To run between Liverpool and the
United States. She will be $50 feet in length, which
lie 81 fee, longer than The Persia present the largest
ship sfoa The Scotia will, ia expected, surpsss in
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OFFICIAL.
1ppoyyTyEyTS BY TIE pREsJT

APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT
Samuel L. Hays receiver Of public moneys at Sank
Rspids Minnesota Territory, vice William II. Wood,
whose commission has expired.
Lewis G. Pyles, of Florida register OF the land
office at Newnapsviie Fords, vice Thomas j. Pre-.
vat, deceased.
Abraham III. Palmer. Of Iowa, receiver Of public
moneys at Council Bluffs. Iowa, vice Enos Lowe, re-
sipncd,
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THE BURDELL ESTATE CASE

New YoRE, APRIL @.-lh- Brrdell estate case
was again brought up yesterday befors The Surrogate
bu after long argument between the opposing
counsel, the matter indefinitely postponed. The
trial of Mrs. Cunningham, for the murder Of DR.. Bur
dell, will commence on Monday next. Both the de-
fence and prosecution are ready and it ia agreed
that there shall be no postponement.
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Asa specimen Of the way in which laws have been
passed by the New York Black Republican leS-la
lure, the Albany Statesman mentions an instance.
some half dozsn ut. when the fact IT, he
ab.s.A havc az The tine, hundreds Of mites array
~ Union.
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ey THos. n PRICE & co
POTOMAC LAND FOR SALE )

DESIRE 10 eel my farm, Bleak HILL, colth ono
thousand arIe .. land, hundred acres arabic
and most OF II level the rest il wood. ae:hcr with Ghy
Negroes Of average value The fam is e,uaed a. ia"
m7u;h OF Ms,ox Greek which is navig Jln tor v.,.e. OF
consiierab'cszc Thor" is n nov brick Girl, Mill upon
slc farm aud "hsri AT which steamboat touches ,uice
week. from Washington aud AlaxaGd;ia There /. IN
uudance ., hsh crab, and oysters the creek hic
sncs'se. tae itrn Ter hhou: four mil. Ins besu,iiu
farm Is In pleasant Loshborhood and very convenen
t. churcaes atd post Office For further particulars nd
g. Vira. in
May lin WV ,yrpT
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NJ g. MFADoR having returned to the city, all per.
WI wishing their Rhzors put rs:.rrte order
can be accommodated By calling on him. Ho never tails
10 give satisfaction
Rszors. &c, left at ] O. Nelson's opposite the Amcri
Hotel or al NJ Meadors Ssnxny daguero.
type establishment, Eagle Square, will De promptly
tended 20. May
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LzTEsT 81 TELEGRAPH,
reIeSrapheG fo
PARTITION OF NICARAGUA.

NEW YORK, April 3O.-Advices from San Sslvs,
dor state, that the partition Of Nicaragua has beer
contaminated, and that the natives Of Nicaragus
have fully consented TO the measure.
The partition has been agreed upon by the CsD,r,,
American States, with the avOwed purpose OF puttins
a stop to tillibustering in Nicaragua
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NAVAL AFFAIRS.

NORFOLK. April 3O.-The U. 5. s!oop.of.war Sara.
togs, from Key West, arrived in Hampton roads 10.
day.
The stesm-frigate Niagara was spoken on Satur.
day, two hundred miles from Sandy Hook, under call
and steam.
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MONEY MARKET.

There i, some shness In The money market, und scnr.
city of IL hunge The Banks hard up for 1t and the
brokers charge premium New York md other North
cities With present usGry laws, surplus capital
must continue seek for Of investment the
STATE; sud commerce homo mus, b. cramped for the
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RAGLAN. fOK sPnIIC WI

/b>HIS COAT an easy and comfortable one beside.
Il being the most fashionable one out
FANCY AND BLACK PANTS
Figured and plain fncod fabric also light In weight.
scnteel In style, Qualities AID quaae. OF the goods On
Color stripe s!z- quality prcc-we have them all. and
we are satisfied The stOci must please
FANCY AND BLACK SILK VESTS
WIN all the improvements In shape introduced this sea
sn For Sprir; weh have AS large an assortment as
can be iOgEd In rnrke'
May GROSEOSG g. TCPNaN ITO Main 81,
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WASHINGTON. APRIL 30.-Mr. Medill enters
upon bis duties US first Comptroller Tomorrow.
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Lewis Cas-, Jr, the American minister gave bill.
liant entertainment in Rome on the 22d of February
in honor Of Wasbipgtons birthday.
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lay l GROSEOvG g. TCpNaN Iln Main
FOR RENT AND FOR S1JE

ne
NOR RENT. and possession given Immediately. mr.
- TIE store snd Kitchen second tenement from 81 4
the ccrntr OF Msn md 9Th streets IL
Al.o, IN, New O.fce or store with ,hr,e rooms sdi1.
Ing toe Custom House, !: III street
Aso' vacant Lot a, the North Eat corner of Main
and It'll streets And
FOR SALE,
About one thousand OF wood land on White Oak
swamp between hTc hnd ELK miles below the city, In lots
OF loo or acres
For TERMS, &c. sppiy to
Nay l-iHclm 2 G rr,Nsr.II
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NEW YORK, APRIL 30.-Four s quiet and un.
changed. Wheat has advanced one 10 two cents
and il unserrled Corn huoyant and one cent high
er. Stocks. are dull Virginls's 81
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BALTIMORE, April 3J-FIour and wheat are
firm and unchanged. Corn is better; sales of yellow
at II, white 50 10 -.
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The MERCHANTS of Charleston have commenced re
ueiving freight direct from Memphis, Tenn.
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EASY SHAVING.
NJ g MEADOR having rrrurnrd 70 th

At Porto Cabeo on the 29;h March, coffee wa:
quoted at Is 5c per and hides at !a28c per TO-
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EXCHANGE BANK.

EXCHANGE BANK.
EoEFOLK. APRIL rs. lcJc
His EXceIieucy HENRY A. WISE. Governor OF Virginia:
sal enclose herewith statement showing CON.
dition OF this Bank, the 3l1t ult.
lhave the honor 10 be, very respectfully, &c, &c
G. w. CAMP, Cashier
A COMPARATIVE VIEW THE CONDITION THE En-
CHANCE BASK ViRGITSA ASD BRANCHES on
THE 3!sr MARCH, 1850 AND 1887:
RESOURCES: March 81. 1856 March 81. lss.
Loans Si92; $50 81 si7sI ,i2O 70
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