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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19


G. W. McCEGEEN, hurieurcr.
Office and sAesroom Masonic Hall, ST. Charles street.
TUESDAY and wednesday, Goth and 's1st
December lUnrloct \. Il. of day their sales,
room Hail. Charles street. without reserve, at
ton, will BIZ Sold 49, - 49,,
An EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STATUARY, com.
prising classical carved AlaStcr Groups and Figures sucls
Amour and Psyche Cleopatra Three races, Greek slave We
nus in the Shell Dancing Girl Flight nIo Egypt BaeehIs
Ariana Canovas Venus, Rape Of the sbin and
others deliberately carved marble and annscr VASES enlrfc
ing Etrcan Flocnne Roman aud Esyp'in styles suitable
for parors, table, and Arnc ltTglio and Vel
low of Sienna; Roman Open Ern for lights Vine Leafs nt
aas, and Hebe Vases. etc.
Also, rich Bohemian and Venetian GLASSW ARE, consist
Gothic Antique Vases Wine Sets Goblets, Fruit
Bowls Wine Pitchers English Crystal Cut and Engraved De
cincrs Champagne Tumbiers, English Toilet Sets TecaFttc
Sets, Tea Sets - - -. -
Likewise a rich assortment of SILVER PLATED WARE
consisting of Tea Sets Custors, Wine fheons lee ftchcr
syrup Cans tioblets, Flower Vases, etc, etc.
Also solid Rosewood Writing Desks and WokBoNes of va
rous sizes and styles. 80,
This assortment extensive than first and VIII
found far superior any offered in this city They
all direct italy France Bohemia, and other countries
and have selected with the greatest cre and consigned to
the celebrated house of &, B. P1ndolEh Il Go.
Tie goods will be opened for exhibition on MONDAY he
tween p NJ. Ladies particularly invited 10
this collection Goods purchased for transit will DC
carefully packed If desired.
E-5eTFRMS-t'asii delivery do
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MccERREN, LANDRY & co.'s AUCTION


The undersigned having secured the commodos and central
location the Of ST. Charles and crddo Streets known
as Hall have fitted up and established AUCTION Mart
for the sale of Real Estate Slaves Stocks and Merchandise
The of the location for the display
pey and of purchasers iced demonstration
SALE ID AVS:
For Real Estate Slaves and Sockrncsdays and Saturdays
For Observation-Disclosures and Thursdays.
Outdoor sales attended to at all times.
Efficiency and dispatch may be relied in all matters placed
in Charge. .
nYtf McCERREN, LANDRY 4 CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19


John Campbell names oh. BY Wagner darn by Glencoe.
Stephen Minor names b. VERONA, by Yorkshire, dam
Britannia
W. I. Cheaham names gr. HERNDoN, by Albion, dam
Gamma
T. J. Wells names ch. c. UNCLE JEFF by Lecomte, dam
Miss Riddle.
Ronmdree & Stoncr ch. c. BILL. ALEXANDER, by
Epsilon dam by Glencoe.
A Keene Richards CHI. SIIERRETT by Albion dam
by Lesathan.
T. G Moore names b. by Lexington, dam by Marsrave
TUESDAY, january B. lst0-Clnb Purse 500. Heats of
Three Miles.
WEDNESDAY, January Club Purse $500 Heats Of Two
Miles.
SAME DAY-Sweepsakes for two wear Odds Heats OF One
Mile subscription 500 forfeit 500 the Club add $500 if two
the second horse his stake Three
subscribers to ill the stake. To and close the LIST
October, 1859.
w j. Miner bl {. cASTA DIVA, by Voucher dam
Norma Also C. f. VIOLA, by Yorkshire dam britannia,
Stephen Minor names b. e. MAY DAY, by Voucher dam
WatOn's mare, by Bclshazzar.
y. f. kenner names b. C. by Van Dyke dam Halfpenny.
Roundttee Slerfod names b. E. SiLl.tE WOODWARD by
Albion dam EulOa, by Prinm.
A. kecnc Richards b. f. BETTY WARD, BIS Licking
ton. dam Mary Copp.
THURSDAY. january 5-t'ub Purse $500 Two Miles.
SAME pAY-Cluh Purse 500. Icnts of One Mile.
FRIDAY January 6-tu', Purse $500 Heats Of One Mile
beat three in five
SATURDAY, January 7-Cub Purse $i2On. Heats of four
miles, live the second horse
il there second horse, with the purse. walk
viii receive the purse, diT Isl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19
METAIRIE JOCKEY
& Az CLUB RACES.-WINTER MEET

AA4S{JG3rx~A ING OF 1850.
ANe0STS The Winter Meeting the NIcafe
Course will commence SATUR-
DAY December 1859 with the Sweepstakes three
year ods Heats One Mile, subscription $500 forfeit 500 with
$3.50 added by the Club provided the second
horse to receive $500 of the bonus
-Subscribers-
John S. Hunter b. GABRIEL by Glencoe dam ST.
Mary, by Hamlet.
W. j. Minor names CHI. c. MARIO. by Voucher dam Norma
Stephen Minor names CHI t. RESERVE by Lecomte, dam
LaEictime
b. F. Kenner names CHI f. SOUVENIR, by Iecomte, dam
Medina.
SAME DAY-Sweepsakes for thee year ods. Heats Of Two
miles subscription $500 forfeit 800 with 800 added by the Club
provided the second horse receive $500 Of
The bonus
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19
AIcCERREN. LANDRY 4 CO., Ane,ioneers

NCCEISNFIN, LANDRY a SO., hMV,IUHIGTT8,
ISl Appraisers and Agents for the sale of Real rs
Slaves Furniture, Bank Stocks, Port Wares and Success
sion Sac., C,rgoes, Stocks Of Merchandise, etc.
Particular Will he The purchase and sale Of
Cotton md Sugar Plantations
Our Nj Powell who liars had experience Of many years IN
the i'ic VIII lind claims in
the offices Of Louisiana and tho department
Washington City.
0giee saesoom Masonic Hail. Of ST. CHARLIE
ifn streets saIif
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19

A ftRE8UFt G. WAUGH, OFFICE CORNER CAMP
Il AND COMMON STREETS
k0vee .e SIM Mutual Insurance Company
Average Aajuster,
. AND
Sole Agent at tits Par hl Liverpool New York Phlalol
1d'd and Haimasc
dAtf MARINE UNDERWRITERS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19


Applications for Ladies' Tickets of Invitation to benadU with
and residences any of the above Managers.
The Committee Of Invitations will every Monday
Friday evenings the Hall of the Association
No lady vii be admitted in the Ball wtIiou. Invitation
Ticket, approved by the Committee.
Positively Ladies' Invitations will be issued the
meeting of the Committee
Gelemens Tickets 81 80 To be had from any the
Al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19

pFuyiEvr Corn De p;s7ptcre SUCCESSION DE IENRYA.
4 !, \ yY ~, os,ss 4 T. ~
n f-cats INC HIitio, Ia t;aar T. III di5Ionir les
eitfe de Catelle la succession de eu lefyh
RonHtj q, dtealt iutestai- -,
ANiseSt paf he present denna Que celia pcnt gu
ecrHcr dasoir duie dix jnurs les raons ptur W
4uu!leSil ne $eait pas tit dgoit la dte petition
dis i e j. L. KELLY, DapuIt Greaet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19

At the funeral Mr.. McKim read letter to Mrs.
Brown from Coppie, in which he says
s.I was with your sons when they fell Oliver
lived but q very few moments after he was shot.
BE spoke no word, but yielded calmly to his fate.
Watson was shot at 10 o'clock on Monday morn
ing, and died about 5 o'clock on Wednesday morn
ing. He suffered much Though mortally wounded
at 10 o'clock yet at o'clock on Monday afternoon
Ne fought brayely against the men who charged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

II rip.rs-if t,s crop Gu, is'e ard drcnsa ioaor
~. v,c rear Nil be ser,cusly ibjaied re W.
n,,fsr 10 On. al bis bay in the bAsn po'soe' "s
t,,,p he 5,h ard Goth Of Jnly.
Col Byeser OF Tompkos County s'id thN no ooI,
,idsrrd IS pou.Ss Of hsy from grass cat greso 80
Ie0pourss frcn rsse ~heb TIE iced knPe ip,S IsP,
tieuary true in rsgsrd to cl0yeI l. sIoaid 90 o.'
f,m tb. Is TO the . OF June put L amer s'.'i,
ires or four feet 'hick, upon poke loosely po,'l II
6ry enough 70 store swsy. Slcn nay lsegusI " So
eIs,s for mich cous. now once Tor nsy ana ooo'
for seed ard css re. better crop OF ~oe.. oy lan
iry ever the sod after teis than can from usuurug
Rave fields that have had u cover - years 80
corn De srs ave times With little manure ahatu
fields ere richer 'hsu s. rt. have grown clover abu
vtes, until the Isl grew TOO rich for whea' oy tuls
course r,hou, mauBr,. slwsys SOW apecs OF cover,
s.ee psr acre srj don't gIsZe my lsni to 1eato'
have ccnpl Eel, febavsei en- Ole nec with clover, oy
mo.irg Il early and le,i7g the sher msth grow snd
decsy sheie grew. II = better thsn sny IL snare o9
ne Nv location il | i0O feet above tide wstsr
NJ Mitchell Of S'euben County ssid thS some OF
the bs6ly volD l6prs II S'eubsn County nave oeeh
completely rsIovssd by clover.
Mi Gould stated ihst timothy, cut below the hrst
ioirt would iuvsish'y be killed.
George CLARK Of Otssgo sad II would not II Il was
cut ssIly in the season.
Mr.. " srrer Of Wayre County stated his crest cue;
cess % in proving lsods by clover snt plaster aai
Il the essest ~sy " the void CT manurnS iof
other ciops and eIrichiDs iam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

Rsmiris-eros. orMr. Cboste viii Be puslissed
.ooo by Mtssrs. Macon & Bro.hArs Of Ne r.f'fA.
Tickpor & Fields will pnbirh dariog the
Autumn mspy good books. It.y h.ve % tasif
lat new ropspcs by MIR. Hssthorne, bat 10"
soon this il IN appear l cspno' ,el aT n. ~As
expected bone ibis f"i, oht oeifese Ne H's
chsDsed be plans, and VIII femaia Ia LiIofe III
some tiu.e longer.
Ms Stove, l,st and best novel the Minister'S
W,oiog. has been sold 10 DeTey q Jackson fer
song by the assgnees Of the estate OF Philips,
saupsou d Co spd they are about 10 dn1Ose oil
the Atlantic Mobtnly. | hope il will Dot 60 the
wsy of Putnam nud all the 0t5er fest el-ss u7s-
sziDes q e have ever h.f-thi. H. deget'rate mo
a mere receptacle Of pictpri,llsms sod tsstde. 1
do no. believe IL hss ever been profitable ~ The
publishers, but i las paid such men as Ho'ne.,
and LOWeli, aid IoDafeil0@ well; and they Ought,
in common gratitude 20 d. something 70 cave u
from the fat. to which il s liable. 1 he cauie OF
tbr failure Of the publishers probably the enof-
nous suws paid to one or two OF the retiring
partners sue years ago. ~
TiltoD & Co, euferprisiDC young publishers, who
pushed EdmuJd Abouts Rom,n Qde"lOn qnlN
vigorously seaiDst the AppIetons, are pnohsbiog
other works by the same author. Walker d Wise,
At the I'nitsra an RI oms, have puofi.o.d tue Rev
James Truq,aD Clarhe's Sermon 90 Theodore Par
ket's Theology, preached 1T toe M1sc Hal lev
Sabb .fb, ago. The Christian Exa miner, publlshtd
by Mr +. Il. Fox, con,ba-s to furnish admirable
criticism on politics ard literature, az Well as relI-
eo1s TOPICS, AID believe is succeeding, as It de-
seryts
The Democrats are elec.ing their delegates TO
the Charleston Convention. Donsl4s is shown ~
have no strength IN the lat AID lid Districts the
delegates elect sre, il not hostile TO him, quite H.
dlfrIeD. 70 DIS fate At the Eewbaryport meeting
20 elect delegates To the District Crnventoo IN
No 6, tie Douglas men made an issue, but were
badly beaten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

AID FOR THE LosDos SrRKERs.-A regular month
Is meeting of the Journeymen Brichlayers Protective
Urin wss held last evening at Convention Hall in
Wooster street. The Committee which appointed
few weeks ago TO solicit aid for their fsllowcras-
men, the builders of London, who have been on q
s'rke for he psst FIVE months reported that about
$500 bad been already collected, which amount will
probably be forwarded to the Secretary Of the London
Society by the next steamer. About 100 members Of
the Union we're in attendance, and all seemed 10 SYM
pathize deeply with the bricklayers of the old couu-
Try snd bop.s entertained that the next steamer
will bring intelligence Of the amicable adjustment of
all differences between the employers and the en-
ployed.
meeting Of the Operative Mssons' Benevolent So
ciety was btld last evening At No. 76 Prince street
for the purpose Of expressing their sympathy for the
majors Of London Who have been 20 long ont Of
work by Of their strike Measures wers taken
to subscriptions TO fund for the bAneft Of
their London brethren, and il Is expected that they
will soon be enabled 10 afford them material aid" to
q considerable extent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07
PERSONAL.
The following Revolutionary soldiers yet PEN
.ioLt 70 in the ST ate Of Vermont

The following Revolutionary SOLDIERS are yet PEN
sior.rs in the St.te Of Vermont:
Corpeui Brs-y Bsnnrgron Courty aged sS years Nathaniel
Chamberlain, Wine bam County a,ed % ,en" Samuel DiE-
Windsor County aged years james L. Desn Or.sse C.un,y
ysn JIm Oates, Orsrss County eye known I.fs. one
Nnoh.m County aged % years; John Sp4udins Wind~or
County ',ed % years A, wymaD Windham County 'sed
ll2y'
The Boston Courier says tina, Admiral Hops,
who WA lately defeated by the Chinese commanded
tie frss,e bdymioD when, in 1915 that vessel with
three others captured the United States igate Presi
dent. Hs vas then captain. He fought bravely in
tia. eugsgeu ent bu. bis ship vas much disabled by
tt CALL Oh OF the President
-Dapiel F. Williams, formerly Of the NewL,ndon
and Palmer Rsro.d, has just been appointed Super
iltende1t Of tbs Albany Northern Railroad, 10 the
change of management nscessitated by public opinion
sgsir,t the late massacre of passe, gers at Scbagh
coke bridge. The choice of Superintendent has been
wor,hily made. Mr.. Willisms, since leaving the
Palmer Rosd has been conductor on the New.York
Central.
-EIgegsments have been made With twenty gen.
tl.u.n, well versed in the various departments Of
agriculture TO give during the mouth Of February,
sourse Of instruction in agriculture in Nev-Haven.
There will be ore hundred lectures given an the foe
for tie course will be $40.
"A COurcl OF Ministers OF the Chnsti.n Bsptist
sersussisn was held at Warren, on Wednesday, to
investigate the iolloHiog charges made against the
Rev. S. X. SSettuan Of Boston Mas: The publics-
ten of an urclerical psmphlst making false repre-
sent aions TO q Bristol church, in order to hurry it
into bar gain borrowing shirt and not returning
it, sermon.stealing, and advertising for wife while
his tlird one still living.
A Dir. West Of Bradford n. H., has been mucted
IL tie sum Of 500 for breaking promise Of marriage
made TO a Lowell widow. Both of the susceptible
parties have seen upward Of fifty Summers.
The Rev. Ralph Emerson, ID d., formerly Pro-
fessor in the Andover Theologc. School, and for
year resident in Newburyport, has removed TO Rock
ford, Illinois He goes West TO spend the remainder
Of bis days in the nsghborhood where several Of his
children are located.
George Riggs Of London, bookseller, lately de.
ceased in his will does not fail to remember the prntsrs
with wtep is business We, 20 Intimately connected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Johu McClsve has sold,
during he lat ten days -four brick dweuss with stores the
east sire ~ Eleventh commencing north Of
Thirty 6h ,,ce each house is Gin rs feet lot 70 feet deep
Pnre, $1,000 Also -four lots side Of Fnh avenue.
ccpUeDciIE a. Forth Of One hundred and 9Th street,
r sf50 Also eleven los Dotb eas. Of 0oetas
drecand tsertyhi street ans Fourth ayenue four os %
avenue end lots street. fer 81 800 Ao three lots %
Iorh ,ide Ct ODs hurdrsd eighth street, i75 G
wet seysut6 avenue for 1890 Ao. ton lots south ~
sev,rtb sveIue for Sc GOO. Also lots rorh de q
siiy Eth rne,, 80 feet Of Ninth avenue for ee@
Aho the estsr part Of took n Brooiyo, bounded By aorrcs
est Madison eet Levi. sud suJy.aH. avenues oon'.a.
Ig about s,'y lo for $1,000 Also los south ds
az hundred sI1-tep,h Fourth
ue sGc rvnnius wstiey, for $4,000 Aso one story sa1
sseIrert, hghso, Dwelling. south side of Forty sSa
tres about 200 fee: Of Sixth Avenue, for 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

ACCIDENTS AsD ISoUEsTs.-Coroper Jackmsn bed
Inquest No SCI Eishh upon the body q ElIsb~
McAnsry child too Jesrs oj who died ffor ssds receives
tJ tie accidental upsetus Of ho,
uIiIown shou, IS Of who brought 70 ~
ssn.b.e from spopsxy In Wsshipeon Msrks died the sss
night Deceased sbou. feet 10 inches hight bed dan
tfown fsr snc uussche, tDk complexion, aud DARK eyes
M We Bradley ts,,er who boarded with his sny a. NO
70 Wet street, .s found dead ye.erd,y non
10 his BED BE wac shout IS yesu OF ase..Msy fsuihnsf
ood who bad been found ipssnsbe In the street. ass
sten % th. Ph Ward Sta ion House. discovered dssS
her cell yss.srea az morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

Mr. Fo.,s, i. ys. comparatively yousc mas bu. ;.
bids fair 70 becoue disrgushed for abe scf ds,io.,
lor De rec en- bered ~ ,be Young aeD OF eDton.
,ou1 4 and suhstspti.i .peech by Sr. Vcorhs OF
Pm ceion clcfed ,ss 'zsre.es Of the everiag Cen
detaiI.d nv sickres. in b. faulty. Many ca re 70
hear bin ard vert away di.sppoirts3. II Is % be
boped ihs, he ill fsvof With b. presence dur'g
The progress ftse esmpa'a1.
So you see the bs'iie nse began sna psoGes 70 So
braytly o. God speed the right
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

IsPUDEsr BEGGARs.--Tnres boys, aged 10, II ana
H. esee a. tte hou.e q Jo,eph Pnips Nc 2s W:s .s1y
seems street AID sshsd for bread On being tod 20 q
they threasLed smash In bis windows yss Qssksass"
SEPT ben Oh n tie Jgyea.e Aylgp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-13
Still. LATER FROM EUROPE.

The following dispatch was received Il
New York, embracing dates from Liycrp.
and London to the 30th ult., but the name
the steamer and the point at which she ary
failed. bv some oversight, to come 10 hand.
presume the news TO have been brought
either the Persia. off Cape Race. or By &,
arrival of the adelaide. At st. Johns.
The London Times Of the 9th. speaking
the Russo French alliance, says il is ID.
startling. changing in u moment he ~
aspect Of alfairs.'
The King of Sardinia has gone to join ;
army at Alexandria.
The Tuscan army called on the Grand h.
to Join France and Piedmont, and declare y
against Austria, but he declined and fled, !
Tuscany declared 4 military dictatorship.
Warlikc preparations are going on in t.
land. There is great activity at Woo!wich
The government has chartered the Cura
steamer Etna and other vessels TO convey" uo.
and ammunition to the Mediterranean.
mors were circulated Of n proclamation cal.
out ten thousand men for the navy.
War premiums are being generally dcma.
ed at l.loyds.
me llltSl ACCOUNTS HOIu Il ~ iNl'is ~
active military movements throughout u
empire. Eighty thousand French troops ".
expected to be in Italy by the day the steam
sailed.
Denmark is reported to have conclude
treaty offensive and defensive with France.
The Paris Boursc has been greatly excite
but less so than the London Stock Exchange
III. c,,l- ,1..1;,.l ,.r eanf or tho 9th .
recovered ! OH the 2sth, three per cents clos.
at 62f. SOC.
The panic at London was very great.
There has been n great panic on the Lon.
Stock Exchange. ConSols fluctuated exc
sivc!y.
The ship Pomona, from Liverpool 'or y,
York, was wrecked Off Wexford oil the =.
The crew and three passengers, names A.
known, were saved. She had over 400 ~
on board. The loss of life is unknown.
LArgsr.-LondOn, april 3o.-The ref
that the AustrianS crossed the Ticino or I
Goth proved incorrect. They had received
ders to do so. but the order was couatermanc
and they remained On the east bank.
It was asserted that the advanced posts b
crossed. and that the main army would do
OH the Goth. 4,
The Austrian official journals contain an
perial manifesto explaining the necessity Of
war with Sardinia. and authoritatively dea
the existence Of u secret treaty between Rn,
and France.
LoSpoS, Saturday Noon.-Consols So. A
tria has issued a manifesto tantamount to
declaration Of war.
PARIS. Saturday.-Thc Austrian ,F;
have crossed tie T;cino and commenced ho''.
tifs. This is official.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-13
erea. Hail.s.o.m a. Madi,onville, Kentucky.

On the 29th ult., an extraordinary hail-storm
passed over jacksonville and the adjacent
country Of Kentucky. The Mercury says:
Three Of the stones were y. St and lOt in
ches. Others, apparently Of greater dimen
sionS, were broken to pieces in falling: Upon
close examination these stones were found to
be porous in texture about the centre, and, IN
some instances, hollow. The weight OF on,
some tirae after the storm, was equal to one
pound.
The descending Of these extraordinary masses
of ice is said to have presented a spectacle truly
magnificcnt-onc Of terrific splendor. Tin
roofs were indented. ninety panes OF glass were
broken out Of the windows Of one of the hotels,
and a COW killed outright on the street The
cloud WAS from the northwest. n
lightning and but little wind accompanied the
first shower, which lasted nearly half an hour:
In less than an hour this shower was followed
by another, with some wind.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-13
h. number Of delegate. in attendance a, The Southern

The foliDwin: are the Boards appointed BY thi' Coh'en-
zion:
FnRlfGS Mission BoNRD-Loca'ed in Richmond, VA
Il. Jeter. President.
Vice Presidents Vim Crane. Nd: J l. Burrows. Va: T v
skinner. y g. + fsrrman, = {: = II Nell, ia; l. d Lane.
Ala: l. II Millikin. Miss: " c Duncan, La; X { Burleson,
Texas: J lIartwelL. La: J L WEIGH. Mo: 4 D Sears. KY ii
llIlSman. Tenn: q " Samson, ID T.: J y Droome. Fla.
J Is Taylor. Corresponding Secretary: 4 VI Poinde1ter,
Corre.poadin. Secretary; Edwin Workman, Treasurer " II
GwatIinry. Recording Secretary. Z. T WORKMAN, Auditor.
Board Of Managrrs.-R IlylAni, Wellington Goddin, d
Manly. Jr. + |. Willis. l. W Allen. \ Thomas. J u Wood, A
q Workman. A Snead, = J Barnes. L " Seeey, II X Ely
sou, d Shaver, \ j Coon. Jesse Y Reese.
DouL-ric Mission BoAEp-Located Ia Marion, Alabams.
Prrsiden;-wiiliam H.. Mcintosh.
Vice Pr-,idrui,-r. Wilson. Md; I q. Keen, Va: ".
Hooper. y. CD. Il. Keudrick. :. CD II. D-Notie. Ga; y.
II. sandy. Ma: Joel y. berry, Miss; J. II. Low, La: :
Houston. Texas; :. llaliibnrtoI. Ark; wn. Croaen. No.,
u. l.. Campbell. KY: J. VI. pendle,on, Tenn; 7. L. Walter,
d. C: j l.. Shuck. Cal.
Corresponl!n: ScCre,ary-S. Uo!uian.
Financial Sccre;ary-M. r. Sumner.
Recording Secretary-T. {. Tut.
Board Of Manaser.-g. o. King, J. :. Bailey. J.. r. Lane.
". T.. Holman. :. K. Freeman. F.. 4. Blunt, J. Biingslry, A.
q. McGraw, J. q. Hockabec, J. 7. Barron, A. b. Goodhue,
lace.
BIBLE Sotnr-LOcated at Nashville, Tenn.
Pre-ihsnt-R. b. &. Howell. Tenn.
Vice pre-id.nt.-J. W. VI. wiIiams, Nd: J. l.. Prichard,
y. c: J. L. Brook. :. c. Jos. Walker, Tia; A.G. McCraw,
Ala; Z. George. La: p. II. Hickman, No: W. ". Eras;u,
Ark: n. A. Holman. Miss.
Corresponding Srcrctary-To be appointed by the Board.
Treasursr-c. A. Fuller.
Recording secretary-A. Nelson,
Board u Manaser,-T. W. la -y, J. d. Winston, A. c.
EeecI, ". l.. Muriree. c. x. Winston, S. ". Scott, ". II.
Martin. \. l.. Maxwell, L. Is. Voolfolk, q. II. Slaughter, Is.
VI. Tilman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-13
NORTHERN

BALTIMORE. May ll.-Flour has adsaa
sales of Howard Street and Ohio at 81;
Wheat is active; white ! s0as2, red & va.
Corn is excited and has advanced :c;S
aOa92c. Provisions are active. WhfSe'
unchanged.
New YORK, May H. Flour has aa'a
20c.: sales of State brands at IS GOA o. .
81 Bar 90. Southern s. 5oaI -. mhe-
higher; Southern white 81 Sal 90. Co.I
an advancing tendency; mixed 94a"9c';
99c. Pork is lower. Whiskey is heId :.
Cotton is flat. Pork is buoyant; mess.
all. Spirits of Turpentinc is firm al ~
Rosin and Rice are unchanged. s'o'''
lower; Virginia G's 95.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-13
DIED.

B,rp, In hi. city, On Tuesday morning. irh Q, It'd
after an ,llu--. Of = few hours, Mrs. ASSa - "a ..
(vife o. the late william Alirgre,) in ae
age. t,'
Meek. gentle and unapunins In her n',aaer,&
beloved most by those who knew her best. iast,s,, "
children, the affection exhibited by fr!ends' Va =, d,:,p
thy Of her neighbour. attest the ,rae worth Of z ., h,
while living. and their high regard and -, ,bos. '.
III. aRedeemer iveth." Long will her ~yene.ss1s I'd,
lowed In our memories by her numerous - %. Z
and kindness, be present TO the insSnAH'
there dwelt
"As much goodness as eosla I'VE
As much virtue a. could de- -s:
Prs.byt,ri.n Church. and died. a. she had 1875
ths blessed hope Of tie ChrIsisn's rs'a%