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ADJUSTMENTS,
| CRIsp's GAIETY-aKAv1ERs STREET
Lessee Manager ". II. CRISP; Treasurer T. B. CLARKE

CRIsF's GAIETY-G xavier STREET.
Lessee Manager ". H. CRISP Treasurer, T. CLARKE.
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN--press Circle and Parauese rs
r s osss 81 CAL
%; Ten Elegant Private Boxes, IS to IS each 0''
Boz ne sss f, asP gps aa.
ss-The Elegant Theater in the United States ST
.,. THIS EVENING, March rs, 1857.
IMMENSE SUGGEST -
Another New Drama in which the KELLER TROUPE will
beautiful Living carea Illustrating some Of The most noble
a,d sublime creations Of The Ancient night
IN s Whole seS sIsa u ne GEES
W ff5sFf @s
"A CHARLES sfEEEF Corner N q commercial 4 Pace Msr
Manager; ANDY SPRINGER, Ticket Agent.
MARsH's JUVENILE COMEDIANS, '
In the Fairy Story Of
THE NAIAD QUEEN,
In four acts with and beautiful Scenery Music Pro-
perties,
EVERY NIGHT
And SATURDAY NOON at IL o'clock.
Mg-seats may be secured two days in advance. -ea
R s;sh Phantom Ship Beauty and the
open commences precisely
served for parties of ladies. VI -.' ..E| 's .
Prices of Admission0 all parts Of the house.
half Quadroon Private Boxes 81 to S. single in
same 80 cents. M25
ST. CHARLES THEATER-sT CHARLES ST
ing pFbAk s;.s s H.
pREs Of CAP Circle and PsJausts e
tickets, 10 CENTS Private Boxes, each, &c.
CHANGE OF TIME-Doors open at 7; performance com
at half past o'clock Box Office open daily from 10
o'clock.
THIS EVENING, March rs. 1857.
Last night but three of the engagement Of EDWIN BOOTH
the young American Tragedian who will appear Richie
eu... Buwer's great play of RICHELIEu: The
Conspracy-Cardna Ricteleu Mr. Booth; ;DeMauprat Mr..
Gladstane. To conclude with THE WANDERING MIN
STRE1Jem Bags, with ong Of Wilkins and his Dnah,
Mr. Vning Bowers; Herbert Carol, with song Miss Mary
Shaw. mas
ORLEANS THEATER- ORLEANS STREET
| PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle. Lat,ced Boxes
arquee and Second Boxes 81 Pitt 81; Third Gallery
ents No Seat secured unless paid for.
Doors open 81 O'Clock. Performance commences at T.
| . WEDNESDAY. March Is 1857.
| Last night but two of Madame ANNA DE LA GRANGE
Second night of Rossini's grand opera, THE BARBER OF
4 SEVILLE.
r1p-T Thursday, the 26th-Benef Of Mile MULLER-Rober
| lie Uiable.
| ray-In refearsal-.'The Trovator."
rs The Lihretto of three French Operas Fios edition
for sale at the Box office. m25
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=. J. HART & co. (

u and 10 Tchouioulas S.
H. -, -,.---,..
drugs anu S,e
Wholesale prices and Of the best quality.
z. J. HART CO.,
II and 70 Tcho1ptonlas st.
- - - I
100 boxes quarts 100 boxes pins for sale by 81 4s
1.+'sr'', +. j. HART d. CO.,
scH""PPs. ~ 1
ioo boxes "olf's' pin's and quarts for sale by
.,-.. .. b. ). HART 60,
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-. Mait. -.
iO1o ousheis barley Malt for sale BY -.a |
~ Il. >. HAhf co.
..tat -- --------
Hops. |
~ oa'es new HOPS lot sale by
H. j. HART Ca ga |
-l. ID y ana " lca'api'oaas 81.
Al. Us a.z.St 5f.g ,tas
o CASKS Scotch Ale various brands pnts and quarts for
a'e Ny H. D. n az an q. q " ,.,a5 |
- ahd ~ iehoup''ouias ST.
Porter.
io CASKS various brands pns' and quarts f'r sale oy
e. q. hAna q 70.
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49,, eheese. .r.. y....t1. I'D
-'' 'oAes 'u'H"t' a'h' .or ss,e q5 cos
e. .. ~ ~ "a q ~, -. -,..s-.
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,oo w., ,,,e,'i paSne.
''o '1'' iieusiec anu fisasIssh 20 s. 'f s'e w
T. ., nan q w.
t-- 7,,,-----
20 quarter e"sks f'afihofy s"hoafa sherfy' af 4
,,.
For sale by E. j. HART & CO.,
u and 70 Tchoupitoulas ST.
t.- c--7-----,-.,.----,. - 49,,
A few cases Of 100 boxes each, for sale by
E. ~. HART CO., g5
.-sr = and - lchonpionias st.
T--...T.-- =f sHe. =
roMATos .NncRREM coz 4 ~ .s,,.a -, ,oxa.
LoBsTEHs AND OYSTERS, ~.
MEATS AND sALMoN'
FOR sale ny H. ). HART 60,
r..... ..t-- SAW. .. u ana ~ lchouPl1ouias St.
u..,,-.I 1,,,--.
.-..f II and ~ Ichoupifouias ST.
,I.1I7. Pao, ps-
All s,xss eor colo ,s ~ Hb.eT e. co .z...E
~ "a + ,n,,,
a--.-.--- % anu - '' d.
HT preserves.
Philadelphia and Baltimore, for sale by .....
.s'.H..= -.-...- r., Z. >, hAhL 20, H.. !.
Igg . N - ''io '
poner
snoo re.ns Stray uarduYr. avid Man;11, for salaav
H. =: hAh - oo-,'
- u 10 Hop'' '
7 P1nvInp Cards. .s.. .5a-
+ 4 large and beautiful assortment, for sale by n"
E.. HART d Co, ~
snuf.
Scotch Mscaboy and Honey Dew of the most celebrate
brands for sale bv f 4 HART & CO.
" and 10 rchoupitoulas st.
soap.
| Cushion. varegated CASTLE Musk Lavender Brown Wind
sor TRANSPARENT, Wnebeser,s simmons and coyas,s +,
| sale by f. J. HART & co
q aha " feh0up''0aias ST.
| IVh,te Ie,d
large supplv of all grades always on hand from, ebe
ills mandatory fhia'' for sale by
e. .. iiAn q ~
q and ~ rchonptoulas st.
WHISKY.
... i ,oo oafre's W Oh, ~ Iov SRSoN i.,
| ..... ,oo . r-Irs ln ~.
W" ie 10 = M ndIrs "
,nncbsons Ip1su
II and 70 Tchouptonas ST.
-------------
Oiu scos s tsAay WHISKY ..,
E. j. HART & CO., .
II and 70 Tchouptoulas ST.
,--.----,-,,-
ie'.o una SioFes' 49,.
IN bona.
+. HART It CO.,
.t.. u and 70 Tchouptoulas ST.
FL .. - -- --------., fssI-
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SUCCESSION OF FREDERICK GUYOT.
BY TOURNE d THOMAS.


BY ToURNE d THOMAS.
Office, 70 Exchange Alley.
April g 1ssz at r. o'eloe e sos
Morgan, Judge Second District Court Of New Orleans,
tt ss5 r of oF sfa Brick
Baronne Carondeet streets, designated BY
The s'" office 1hso aSyo T. Plan No Lot
BY Us ne
the hs to a l the rear e IN mo Nth the other
eFty oslengng formerly sn to Alex Bagge't, ESQ.,
rSAet before c. " Foulon, N. p expense of
the purchaser ms a q g a6
SUCCESSION OF ROBERT B. MISUNDERSTANDING
terminus Of the opeiousa and Great western Railroad &i
and the pon. of departure of the Vanderbilt Mail Line
BY J. A. BEARD 4 co.,. A. Beard, Auctioneer.
WEDNESDAY, April j., 1857, and follow
h IL By and n q @
order of the Hoorabe the Fourteenth Judicial! District Court
da,s sS Fssrnsfy ls looynE q kgSs5. j:
sH s hers ei sa r. G
shear ear and 1r ThG 81 BsshssT EST to Wit n m
Sns on ss 4 s
stm s Of the 0psos2s and Fea Weser
poses re not second to any in the Southern States and viii be
cTss BY S rslEoad ''' % me
March and the Vanderbilt line of steamers ready fol-
is and travellers and pleasure parties will require mucl
greater accommodation than that which exists.
In addition TO BaShears commercial advantages, 1t will at
ford delightful summer retreat the shores being bluff and full
for game and fine fish.
The property will be positively Sold and DESTROYS
visiting can obtain photographic plans and full description
2 M sfS F s s Of ns a the
and three years credit for secured by
The property with interest per from dat
| until paid.
The be divided into coupons suit the convenience
| the parties interested.
before T. Stark notary public expens
| he m I'd
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SAMr
RY GUNS PISTOLS and every variety of fancy goods Of
Having engaged the services Mr. Jos E. Ealer an
enced prepared to do all kinds of worku
| that line
Diamonds mounted Jewey repaired manufactured
n: B.-old Gold and Silver bought.
ExCELsIOR REFINERY THE ABOVE Es-
a Of sYRGF
FINED MoLAssEs, in barrels and half barrels quantities
suit soaRSE 3 fssa az office
| No. IS Graver street,
m2 If Agents of the Refinery.
r PULGIAN-THE TURKISH BAZAAR Is NOW open
l.. at q St. Charles street, opposite Charles Hotel
r bNHH eH3RS St afFS rg FL
the world, wholesale and retail. mp SPIN
rs YogSe
Quoted since 1910 by Madame Debayaux Burgundy street, be-
The Summer this establishment Pass Christian
to IND s
Day @ % the fine bath house
stanti instruction every stage department education
and offers great facilities for the of French
leader orehssira Of The New Orleans Opera Mr.
and nsis e H
will also give private lessons in families.
in the city and every fortnight during the tie Pass
The city school remains the whole for boardr and
day scholars my26 ly
VETERINARY sURGEON-DR w PROCTOR,
No 1853 julia street, between ST. Charles and Carondce
and
an INFIRMARY for diseased Horses Cattle ETC. His long
R Esas and
rants him III believing that he give entire satisfaction in all
| will be made.
DR.: W: PROCTOR,
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Pimento and Cloves,
In Bond. .. ....
100 bags PIMENTO; 50 bags GLOVES, for sale by
+. J. HART Il CO.
ot... II and 70 Tchoupitoulas st.
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MORE HOME TESTIMONIALS.

Nesrs. Sermons K Co Gents-I using for the last two
the Brazilian Pebble Specaces obtained from you, and
eel much pleasure in stating that only the admirable
lenses and the frame Of great advantage
wesrer your skill and good Judgment in selecting the
y satable glasses is sufficient recommend you all who
stand IN need OF that assistance. Respectfully
RICHARD ANGELTI NJ D.
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If SOULE'S COMMEHC1AL COL.
H- LEGE-An Institution for Business Aspirants-
~ Located at VIM Gaunt's Writing Academy,
-~Saz ner Camp and Common streets.
Young gentlemen wishing qualify themselves thoroughly
and business pursuits generally greater advantages
and facilities this Institution than other in the Sonh
everything taught by practical would be learned
in the Counting Room and instructions impaired individually
and not in classes The study embraces DOUBLE
Of business; PENMASsHP characerzed for ee
TONS embracing species of computation necessary
business to know worked by anal and cancellation,
emily taught in this Institute; BOOKS posted closed
re-opened dispatch reasonable terms This Ips
ite in perpetual session. and pupils any
full course any branch they may desire attend any
houos from A. NJ. P. NJ. Terms moderate, sasac
ton guaranteed in every case. fee ly
TFFIClAl4-OFFICEO OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
" the Consolidated Debt of New Orleans.
Nav ORLEANS, 18th March, 1857.
WHEREAS, entitled n act the of
New Orleans approved I'D February 1852 and supple
menary thereto approved the day authorizes and
powers this Board issue and sell bonds of city
Orleans having than forty with interest,"
payable such place be
mSsioers and the purchasers the Of
sold To be applied to the of the debts of the old
ration of the several Municipalities and of the late city of La
fayee.
Notice hereby given that sealed proposals will
the 18th April 1857, II o'clock sale
sixty five bonds of thousand dollars having thirty
five from LIST january, 1857 said bearing
the city of New York.
Proposals addressed DEBUYS Secretary and en-
dorsed Proposals tor sale of Bonds''
CHARLES NJ WATERMAN, Mayor
THOS. THEARD, Comptroller.
ADAM GIT EN-, Treasurer.
L. H. PLACE,
Chairman Committee on Finance
Board of Aldermen.
N. F. BAILEY,
Chairman Committee Finance,
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
u DE5G vs.. Secretary. milo 2St
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r. NORTH CULl4ONl. Alto RNEY-AT-LAW WILL.
IAs attend all professional business ST. and
Ayoyelles that be entrusted to his Office OPE
LOuSAS, La.
ReterencesChas NJ Waterman, hardware n ,rchan G. N
Olivier ESQ.,; Thos D. Miller, Chas B.
Singleton .ttorneyat-law Nixon Adams, Crescent Office
New Orleans m26 lyd&W
REMOVAL CHARLES GOTTSCHALK HAS RE-
moved his Drug Store from No. 81 Customhouse
No. Is Royal street.
His stock Of Drugs and Medicines equal any in the South
and al experienced Chemist always in attendance
Physicians prescriptions carefully and at reasonable
rates. CHARLES GOTTSCHALK,
MA Is EoyHl street.
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N . IL L c e

OTiCE.
Jefery's Double--4cting Suction and Force Pump,
nth India Rubber Ball Values,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Excava-
tons, Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean aud River Steamers,
DMelngS.
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1000 packages Gunpowder Imperial Hyson Young Hyson
and Black in packages OF all sizes, for sale by "a
'.. E. J. HART Il Co. In. -#-.-a
II and 10 Tchoupitoulas st.
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White Lead.
large supply of all grades always hand from We;her
ll's mandatory, Phia., for sale by .r
sN E. J. HART & CO., .H s
~ II and 70 Tchoupiouas st.
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Whisky.
100 barrels OLD BOURBON;
.'r 100 OLD MONoNGAHELA;
.E. 100 WILTSHIRE's; ... ... .I..
so :. ROSE;
puncheons IRISH.
For sale by E. j. HART Il CO.,
II and 70 Tchouporlas st.
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The Orleans Stake.
SweepSake for colts and hlieS, dropped in 1855
oil the Metairie Course New Orleans the SAT
uRDY previous to the regular week of the Metaie
ISOLATION Races in the spring of 1858 five hundred dollars
$500 Subscription half forfeit 500 declaration if
before the list of January l5s subscribers will fill
lb in all other to be by the rules of
Metairie Jockey Climb To close on the LIST April 1857.
In the above stakes nominations and declarations
dressed SIDNEY STORY, ESQ.,, Secretary of the Meae
Association, New Orleans LA. W. J. MINOR,
mA If Chairman Executive Committee
"a J. VEGAS, DANCING ACADEMIC.
IN VEGAS respectfully his friends and
f4A the public that his Dancing Academy is for
tI.Eks the season, at
OIL d FELL Low VS., HAIL.
where he hopes meet with the liberal patronage The
teaching commenced on Saturday, Nov |.
Ia IMPERIALE danced in the first circles of Paris last
ter will become popular in New Orleans this and
will be taught by MIR. Vegas.
The days and hours of tuition follows:
Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 to u
cHIhnRENTuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, from
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wednesdays and Fridays, from to
10 O'Clock P. NJ.
n Practcing Party Ladies Gentlemen every We'd
p9~Particular will given Children many
new Fancy Dances never before taught in this city, will be
brought ont
B5-J " will also give lessons Semnaes private
families.
HThe Department. under charge that excellent
violinist, Mr. A. DENEGRI Orchestra Leader for Balls
and Soirees.
RFor terms apply to Mr. j. VEGAS at Odd Fellows Hail.
or at Mr.. Gahici's Music Store 80 Camp st. DO 5n
| STROLOGY AND PHRENOLOGi.- ALL
"A wishing to know Their future
from Camp The Madame the only Astroogist this
and be consulted all love- marriage
business courhip law matters and will tell the of the
lady gentleman they will mury also the her
English.
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Playing Cards. n
4 large and beautiful assortment, for sale by
.r- E. j. HART d CO.,
II and 70 Tchoupitoulas st.
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Old Scotch Islay Whisky.
puncheons in bond for sale by
NO E. j. HART & CO., .. a
...0 II and 70 Tchouptoulas ST.
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.... |.. Paper. .... 49,.
5000 reams Straw Hardware and Manila, for sale by
f, j. HART Il CO., W..
..# II and 70 Tchoupitoulas st.
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AUCTION SALES.

REASONABLE DRY GOODS, IRISH LINENS, BLACK
- ~ and Fancy Silks, etc.
ru BY BLACHE Il BEAUMONT, Auctioneers.
WEDNESDAY, 25th inst, MT 10 o'clock A..
w NJ auction at their auction rooms No. II Chartres
street, will be sold 80.
An easonable Dry Goods. Irish Linen
Linen Cambria Hda Madras Hdks Linen Drillings, Linen
Cloths Napkins Silk Hdkfs Black and Fancy Silks Swiss
Muslins, Muslin Robes, ETC. ..-.,. ..
EV.TERMS--At sale. m2l
HOTEL FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
BY r. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Aucpr.
"WEDNESDAY, 25th inst, Mt 10 1-2 o'clock
w NJ the Caledonia House, Poydras and New
Levee Streets will be sold -... .... g.
The entire said house. containing 30 rooms Ali
the Furniture and Bedding nearly and in good order
. -Also--
Good Paror and Dining Furniture; in fact every arti
Gle necessary for genteel hotel
HD-rERMs-Cash. m24
GREAT SALE OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY AT
mica AUCTION.
.---. BY r. ARMFIELD.
THIS EVENING, VIII be sold at early
l. gas light at So St. Charles street
The complete collection of Books, in department
of literature in the various departments of human knowledge
ornamental and useful arts agriculture ANNALS and illustrated
works Of description books in elegant binding family
and pocket bibles and prayer books etc.
Letter papers, envelopes steel and gold
the best Makers stationery and fancy articles generally.
The collection of literary property believed to be the most
extensive varied that has been offered auction In this
ditions their libraries, favorable prices The public
invited to examine the stock during the day.
This sale will be positive, and continued every evening
until the stock is all sold. M lin
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Mustard.
Kentucky and French, for sale by 'y -N
f. J. HART & CO..
II and 70 Tehouptoulas ST.
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Tobacco.
500 boxes of every description and brand for sale by
+. .H. E. j. HART h CO., W.
" NE II and 70 Tchouptouas st.
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EWES. NETS, BAMBOO RODS, LIMERICK
Sgooks and Fishing Tackle in every vareyIl store and
yy'ie Nv McCUTCHEOS, HOWELL a CO,
IA lmSW IS Camp street.
agsfs-tCE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
%l NSawed Notwithstanding, both rough and dressed
best heart tiEnber for sale at Sl+ fer " for rough
IA for dressed, in lots to suit purchasers.
j II sd TO order,
l STAR PLANNING Minis New Basin.
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NOTICE - THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
~ existing between Henry F. Livingston and H. Raphael
Of the United States Express Company dissolved by
tua consent the 22d March, 1857.
A u debts contracted heretofore by said
by HENRY F. LIVINGSTON.
HENRY F. LIVINGSTON,
II. j. RAPHAEL.
New Orleans. March 25, 1917. rn25 Ct
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Pearl Barley.
30 kegs, for sale by E. j. HART 4 Co,
II and 10 Tchoupiouas st.
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DEUx1ExE CouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE JOHN
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans. - THORN No. 6 a52
Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
II cers de la susdte succession
celia peut davo dednire dix daer
preseme par la tutrce datiye erait point snprouye
hoologu les fonds mains repsris conoreents
au dit compile.
Par ordre de la cour. r. s f.H -
MO Is g A. DREUx Dep. Grenier
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WEDNESDAY. March Is, 1857.
Last night but two of Madame ANNA DE LA GRANGE.
Second night of Rossni's grand opera, THE BARBER OF
SEVILLE. ..f
rg-Thursdsy the 26h-Beneft Of Mile MULIER-Robert
lie Diable.
EiT-In rehearsal-"The Troyator''
re- The Libreo of three French Operas Fiots edition,
for sale at the Box Office rn25
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Preserves.
Philadelphia and Baltimore, for sale by ...s
... E. j. HART L CO.,
ID. '- II and 70 Tchoupitoulas st.
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SUCCESSION OF ROBERT b. Observation-Disclosures
sale Of the town lots Brashear Betwick's Bay tbs
terminus of the Opelousas and Great Western Railroad
and the point of departure Of the Vanderbilt Mail Lin,
Steamers to Texas.
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Wooden Ware.
All descriptions Painted Pals Tubs, Cedar Buckets Tubs
Washboards Well Buckets Sleeves Kegs Lemon
squeezers, Brushes of all kinds ETC., ETC.. by
Z. j. HART Il CO., o..
milo 5tMo&We II and 70 Tchoupitoulas st
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Pickles.
Underwoods Lewis, Wes& Prevosts Wardell Pease's
in gallons, half gallons, quarts and pnts, for by
E. j. HART & CO.,
II and 10 Tchoupitoulas st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

CHARLESTON RACES-Ihiyd Day-Frst race:
Jockey Club purse $780, mile b. ats Entries :
C. F. Coyles Marksmau; John Reilly's Maid of
Charleston; d. McDapiel's Carolina; Thomas G..
Bacon's Sally Roper C Caffrey's Dallas
@arksman won, in two straight heats. Time:
3:5l-34ft Carolina was distanced the first heat
Second race, for Hutchinson's stakes. mile heats
Entries: w. II. Gibbons Nicholas LIST; J. & T. w.
Doswelrs Revenue; Arthur Towie's Ada Tevis;
Puryear &c Watson's Charleston. Nicholas won
the first heat, and Charleston the other two Time:
.}:i34-3.44
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

THE WINE WE DRINK.-Among the tables of
Secretary Guthrie, is one of some volume and d, =
tail, telling how much wine, splits, and malt il.
quor that have been impor ed into this country
for series of years. We have not room for the
whole Of it, but give in compact shape the
number of gallons and their valne. imL Lorted du-
ring the year ending June 80, 1856. 1t is as fol
lows.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

The Rev. Daniel Baker has resigned the presi-
dency Of Austin College, Texas, and ex- Governor
Swain, Of North Carolina, has been elected Pres
ident.
The Board Of Health for the town Of Luray and
county Of Page, Va announce that the county is
entirely free from small pox
There ia negro woman In Virginia who has no
ears and yet eau hear distinctly by opening her
mouth.
wykoff. now famous, is in Washington, and
quite . 'ii1n."
The House Of Representatives has now evening
sessions setting till O'Clock, p. M.
The sugar crop In Jamaica, In 1856, was the
smallest ever made in that Island.
The health Of Mrs President Pierce has 30 far
improved that the receptions have been resumed
at the Executive Mansion.
Counterfeit $50 bills on the Bank Of Georgia,
and go bills on the Bank Of Georgetowr, s. g.
are In circulation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

DR. LEVER, AUTHOR OF HARRY LoRREqUERr >
&C.-Lever, though he has published somewhere
about a dozen works of fiction. is comparatively q
young man. For the satisfaction of the curious,
state that he born in Dublin, ,on the last day
of August, 1906. His father was builder in good
circumstances and edu ,ated him for the medical
profession which he studied partly in Dublin
(under the tuition of Sir Philip Crampton father
of the late British minister to Washington) and
partly under Depuytren at Paris. He made his
debut practitioner in the north CT Ireland
during the cholera of 1922 Subsequently be was
physician to the British embassy at Brussels, and
while in that position wrote Harry Lorrequer,
which he dedicated to Sir G Hamilton Seymour,
the British minister. Ia lS42 he resided in his ma
tive city rs editor Of the Dub il University maga.
zine. but did not long remain in that situatiou.-
In le45 he fixed his residence at Florence, where
he has remained, still writing for the Magazine,
and almost always having serial in course of
publication. So many of his stories relate TO adj
venture in the Peninsular war, that the public
have generally believed him to have been attached
to the British army as a surgeon. In fact, as the
dates show, he was only very email school boy
at the time. DR. Lever has travel ed over the
greater part of Europe, and is undoubtedly what
we would call a smart man. He has the misfor-
tune of being ffiicted with extremely expensive
habits. He also has the fortune ,f being able to
earn lots of money to spend.