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BY ]. NEVILLE & co.

Hold Furniture It Auction without Reserve. nooSh-
By JULIAN NEVILLE r co.
g". JULIAN NEVILLE, Anchopeer.
Office ii Commercial Place
.aS .ss. A. MI
The sss P
q Mahogany Bsaas.d; A,moir.
Chairs Whs'nots sof, MsrbieTop Tables. Secretary Hal.
kitchen sa.TE Lass' s,sb etc. ,,m
SUCCESSION DE LOGAN McRNIGHT-BEAUx MEU-
bes, PeacaD sans reserve.
PAR JULIAN NEVILLE 8. CO.,
JUAN NEVILLE, Encenteur.
F.s... i1H ,,s..
ass a. L a da G,s
p 3 . Ds sams
.ss Tables chaisss Berceuses Ron
Mateas Tapis Porcsains Ct Po,tee Bate
u 8. ) e Sos6I I'D Is: jso
AN ELEGANT Two-sToRY FRAME REs1DR>UE,
With large grounds situated in Jefferson City, Auction
BY JULIAN NEVILLE 3 co.
JULIAN NEVILLE Auctiopeer !
Office No. IL Commercial Place.
i p hsts e. asss # II
= THAT FINE TWO STORY FRAME RESIDENCE, situated
an n eHand Ss Sayads' Louisiana
The grounds 1 feet inche. from. on N.yad.s
nn s b By s s s, parallel lines
- &C.
coal sad two large .,
planted with choice variety Of fruit and trees
s. ; % @
ns II not pa On me s p,o
final pnym
be kept insured and policy to
Ae. Of sie before James Graham. Notary Public the
SUCCESSION s.e OF LOGAN MCKNIGHT VALUABLE
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioueer.
ohice-ll Commercial Place.
~ et2 ho,, %% 81 ass9 az ~
scshs 'f 0 Gss,,
snHs1 50
SUCCESSION DE LOGAN Observation-Disclosures DE
PAR y JUL. ls"i NE II. ,i;fsy. co.
o. JULIAN NEVILLE Ssy... i EGneanteur.
az: Ssn% q ,s,!s
cGa5 Dc District Isads d4a, 's''D''
'aat e5sa6 dsH1 ans
VERY DESIRABLE AND ELEGANT TWo-STORY
COTTAGE Residence, in excellent neghborhood in the
First District. 80 NV
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auciioneer
Office IL Commercial Place.
AT f Fa7 sAhF WI ss .s ss47Aon RE-
Canal and Gasquet Streets ~ ~
ta The lots s. fee. inches claiborne
inches. :" 49, = ~ Inn
The dwelling contains eight rooms fronting on Claiborne
street. galleries above and below gallery en-
closed The improvements in the of breakfast
house, two large cisterns, etc. ' 80
The grounds beautifully laid out front and rear and
planted with the choicest flowers plants Of The rarest
knds together with the finest fruit choicest yarie
ties among which are sweet orang figs and peaches
splendid residence with large grounds
Purchasers visit the property any day ater O'Clock p
M leo ct
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Z
Baton Rouge La, May 10. 1859.
pe5vsors of the State seminary Learning held at Aeya
adopted NV ''s '''n VIVA
Resol' That the President of the Board in his official ca
advertise for applications from competent
Profsssorship Of Matthew acs Natural and Erperimen
ta fhiosophy with Artillery 4cics which office shall be
stached salary Of twenty five hu dred dollars per
The oce Of Instructor OF English and Ancient Languages
sncn oee shall be attached salary of two thousand dol
Instructor Of Engineering Architecture and Drawing: to
dolars-$25GO. - "N-'' wv "'"u''A
Tho office Of Instructor Chemistry Geology and Miner
ooy and OF Infantry Taccs which office shall be
The ONCE OF Instructor Of the Modern European Lam
guages TO which office shall SALARY two
and dollars per annum-S2O00
From the Five Professors selected Superintendent will be
chosen who shall receive thousand doors-S0-e
consideration in virtue thereof
charge. ~ ~ ~ "
In accordance with the foregoing resolution hereby
20 All such persons desire themselves
competent 10 NIL the chairs above enumer4ted spp
Executive Office at Baton Rouge until Goth August
next and after that time Alexandria, the Parish Of RAJ
pdes until the lat day Of September 1859 which time
place the selections will be made gil Professor
ships and Superintendent choten
The appointments thus made will take effect the FIRST
MONDAY OF January NEXT, Qs6O,) at which time
the institution will be opened.
ROBERT G. wICKLIFFE.
rV- National Inelgencer Richmond Enquirer Louisville
courier Philadelphia Enquirer, New York Herald Charleston
t,o will please copy send bill the Executive Office
Bnton Rouge, La. ie!O sel
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NEW ORLEANS, May I, 1859,
:, Ey-I,O the Stockholders of the South. IN
Pacific Railroad CompanyI leave this evening Memphis
but to accommodate the Stockholders have horzed Mr.
81 Fnlkerson, "a Common 10 A.
and r. NJ to deliver my official receipts ali who may wish
TO make the Loan until otherwise by President Of
the Company. G, s. TODD
my9 If Vice President q p K r ca
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l,25O,t0) HAVANA CIGARS.
BY d. E. MORPHY.

Tie SVLN fnst. 10 O'CIOCk
NJ, at Messrs. Borno Bro, Importers No. 81 Ora
vier street, will be sold
1880, 900 HAVANA CIGARS, OF the most Sc.
ect brands The principal part OF these Cigars being cosg
mens are to be sold positively under instruction.
clote = " -
~ TERNS-Liberal at sale. iao2
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SUCCESSION OF MARGARET HICKEY DECEASED.
Wife of Jared W. Bunce.
N" .n"' BY r. b. W4LTON sa .a=

SUCCESSION OF MARGARET HICKEY, DECEASED
Wife of Jared W. Bunce.
BY u B. WALTON, ..a-
...040 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 Bank Place.
y NJ City Hotel Common street By virtue and in bur-
q order OF the Honorable r. H. Morgan Judge ohe
Dc ~ Court q New orleans dated June 20 1859
account Of the succession of Margaret Hickey deceased
of Jar W Bunce will be sold. to wit
FEANoE negis gil aged about Is years good house
servant and washer.
ss-TERMs The boy John, firstly described half cash
Of the vendor secured by mortgage slave without in.
teest and not punctuay paid bear per cent
credit of six MONTHS satisfaction Of the
vendor secured BY the slave interest,"
and If MT prncaay paid to bear eight interest
sale before D. l. Ricardo notary public at the ex
pense of the purchasers.
de Jared W. Bunee.
PAR j. B. WALTON,
Bureau No 10 Bank Place.
SAMEDI, 23 Juliet 1859, a midi, a l'HoteI
" de Ia City de la Commune, un ordre
trict de Ia Nouvee Orleans 20 JUN 1859
No 1887 les eclaves ciapres decrs pour
de Ia succession de feue Margaret Hickey, eponse
JOHN, eune negre age d'envon u ans domestque de
FRANCES negrese age denvron 10 ans domestique
10. CONDI11oNs-Le negre John, reinforcement decrit
la moie plant ct Ia balance credit mo pour
un billet la satisfaction du vendeur garan hypoheque
sur esclaye, nteret sill pas pave
porteia pour cent dineret echesnce usguau
men La negesse Frances tecondement decrie
de six mo billet Ia veneur enranti
par ny oheque esclave iners ct s' nest pas
pave, portera pour cent dineie apres
Actes de pardevant D. l. Ricardo noaire pnbuue
aux frais des acqlereurs. je22 jy2 l6 %
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, B-SeCOnh District Public Schools-Notice
hereby given THAI the animal Examinations and Exhibition
OF these Schools will take place during the month July
such days and snch places the President the may
hereafter designate. A. v. ROMAN,
je6 lot Secretary nro tenn
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STAR INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. "a st Charles street.
..- ... New Orleans. June 6, 1859.
AB. NOtlce Is hereby given that the Board OF
Directors OF This Company secared their annual
ing o. the Alb June inst dividend Of Thirteen Dollars pei
share in favor of the stockholders and dividend pe
cent as &C return premium the insured payable
on and after the 81 inst.
lei t2l f. DEBLYS Sec,y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-24

HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON ARTILLERY,
New Orleans, April %, 1853 :
RB- especial Orders-The Washington Arttl-
ery hereby ordered puncualy Drills
of the Company, every THURSDAY EVENING, at half
past7 O'Clock. By order Of
H. NJ. IsAACsoN, First Serg't. nae
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING COMPANY, I
New Orleans, April H. 1889
henceforth transacted the Banking e.
Camp and Gravier streets.
al II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-24

TAE NEW FANCY FAMILY GROCERY. CORNER
Of Camp and Julia Streets is opened stocked
with choice and fresh supply Of fstclass GROCERIES, Of
every description and 1t is the determination Of the proprietor
TO keep none but the VERY BEST. CHOICE GOSHEN
BETIER will at oil times be Furnished at moderate price
best the market Affords Goods delivered any part Of the
city free of CHARGE and all articles give perfect
shall always endeavor pease hope BY
strict attention to business and fair dealings gain
the public patronage
ala I'm VIII HENNING, Proprietor,
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o U r H e RN ADV z RTIS q
AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
Having by purchase succeeded the sole Of the us
Of Dorr's Southern Advertising Collecting Agency
will be continued BY the undersgnedby and with
currence Of our publishing principals
A. B. srRAWBRIDGE co.
Aa-omce, i:11< Commercial Place.
New Orleans December %, 1883 an II
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~. SSssa Consisting Of letters States
sweden Poland Russia, Greece Ionian islands etc.,
,o oM me fost-oniee IN New York semi weekly.
France and algeria, 10 from New York ssm weeliv
eeage hffeen cents quaer ouce pre- oionnl
neMslapers two Gents each; repayment reauIed f'
nArd via Halifax " w ''"' - 'he tatcau'tr Cu'
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Regular conversations evening O'Clock
orrcERs-John H. Holland NJ. Ii. H. p; William H =,
Holland, E. K; George P. Evans, e. S.: Frank Bart
A.. 81; ". g. Wilson, O. NJ g Y..;P. j. Christian, G. !.
Treasurer Chas. W. ClsTk Secretary Louis Hertz Guard
By order of the M. E.. n. p.
dis ~ CHAS. W. CLARK. Sen'y
81 I. o. O. F.-Hovvsrd Lodge No. 10 meet
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No g. Odd
Fellows Hall ct o'clock. ohcers-J os MAGNER, O.,
GEO. e. SHOTWELI., v. g. T.. A. BENDIXEN. Record.
Ing Secretary; DAsILVA, Per Secretary j. c. NORTON
Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-24

Z NEGROES FOR SALE HAVING RE-
moved from Esplanade to the Of Baronne and 0ra
er Streets two squares west Of the st. Charles Hotel
VII keep e9nssntly on hand choice lot q Msryiana
ana Virginia NEGROES consisting Of Field Hsnds Hons
Servans, Mechanics, Cooks washers and Irouers gsam
stresses etc. all Of which will b sold low for ca on dime
seq 7 n W.T. ov
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-24

ing UNDERSTANDABLE HAVING PURCHASED
q interest Of his Father 10 the TURNING BIJsIN ESs
shop No. zsa Be1ve street takes this method Of Informing
MS friends and the public IL general that vii! continue the
q The above named place for his account and
nssts = s S, VI Pnnlic poronsge III. DEaRO. in.
NeW orItane June u, tS55. I'm
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IHos MURRAY. c. PooLEY.
Messrs Pooley Ncol Coz Florida Yellow Pine Lumber
Yard. - " ' ~ ~
have constantly hand descrip
ton Of Dressed Flooring aud Calling and every description
Scanng Timber Shingles Laths etc., and every quality
fe26 THOS MURRAY 4 90
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FOR SALE.

78& draft clipper built schooner "ISAGNET now "
f5s At The foo, q Washington street Fourth District
sdied down ne river ior craft every parc
or sea and on reasonable For further H.
toimsiion, apply to LOUIS 0AGNET
-lezs-a Carondelet Canal ONCE Old Basin.
For SALE FREIGHT Or cHARTER-rHE Al
celebrated Baltimore Clipper Brig TALLULAH burthen
10 toms carries $500 barrels complete order for sn1
voyage Apply 70 GEO. ". HYNEON CO.,
q Camp street.
49, FOR 8ALE-A FINE HORSE WAGON
~I<and Harness. Apply at HIRAN KINGS Gsabis
=; Baronns between Common and 0ravim streets.
- FOR 1ALG-A STORE AND DWELLING
The undersigned having two good business places on
me w. j. .nd g. n Railroad wishes one-oue soYe
enough TOT one man. The situated rs mles from
TO II. ~ - -''s''sA -"'e'1so
For particulars. apply to CUTRER, HARRrsoN L Co. n
Cssondees street. New Orleans 70 myself b. E. fsnei.
paw Hs' ~ tm
No. BLACKSMITH
ApplJst c. HATCHER's SLAVE DEPOT,
1eo II No. 1876 Gravier street.
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NOTICE. HOTTCE
Tho undersigned has disposed Of all his right title and Intel
est in the business known as "DORR's SOUTHERN AID
vERTIsING AND COLLECTING AGENCYn 10 tho arm q
A. BsfRAWBRlDGEA CO.. who viii continue y hereto
fore. J. w. DORR
New Orleans December ii, 1883 &
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WOODNlIS CHERRY ENPECTORllT.
THIS REMARKABLE REMEDY
THIS REMARKABLE REMEDY
Er FOUND
n . Z r I "a ~ Q u r L
Coughs. Colds, Influenza, Group, Bronchial
Affections, Consumption in all its stages.
and IN .every Disease Of the Lungs.


V'HI- REMEDY u IN Anodyne Expcct0ran -ooth-
L ing agl ts-anIr ia ltr nature. and -I-raly pow
erul in searching U VIC very roy n a.-'-. ~ "
mild aud eraiIcatirC acton On az. internal and Pub
m1nnry affections. rendering cure an absolute GER
uiu.y and nov frequently pr, eThet hJ eminent
medical men IN preference 90 The ordinary med.-
.ra4 u the United ~gt.r Pharmacopu'a cor -uel NJ
fsetols as the following letters amply demonstrate:
NEa ORLEANS, April p, ls55.
Dsuv SIR. The public generally are tu.ly aware uf
the thousands Ut remedies TT diseased lungs under
aiIes 81 -aTsspsriia. If-. Fsses-, Lning nL-. Ac,
that src daily brought 90 t"r notice through ~"
newspapers by Wy %! advertisements. Ny olJ'ct iu
ann = an. note Tor publication. e o. induce the puu-
- or ID least those WHO afflicted O. use one that
contains a-tl,c- OF real u,e "a Pulmonary t-ea~r--
am conscious that u so doing am acting uupr1irs-
sUla.ly AMI dvropai,ry O. tie interests oi med''l
science, sni The regular pTti gueE- 81 medicina
refer % WpDuNANS CHERRY ENfECTnEANI,
Shirh B. scientific remedy t.ast have used WITH
more success than any % She usual rrs-cr q OBS
used ty Physicians. j. MAITLAND n. =
The Proprietor and Inventor q Woodmsu'- Cherry
EKpes,arsug has u hs possession - letters from
rFsJy section uf Oh, country particularly nom the
valley uf tlr Mississippi and the southern -tn'o--
.s.h and 90 most mandatory - IT, curative Proper
u',, ana ODD" permanent good elects on tH'iy ~
IL EuIwrulGE disease. which has induced hlu %
| bring Woa.imsn's cherry Eyp"ri'rtni more prom.
He1ty before the public than otherwise BE Intended
l .s asrt done.
I1 ofaru t1 the world preparation whose iutrin-
&c merits have been fully sftested by numerous Eu-
/ fr-tuH..s sufferer, nom Coughs Colds. Influenza
U-sup sui Bronchial Affections, which, Z o. .ecta'
10 tEc early stage, terminate 90 t.nrgiHFtHl' ih'
rant thr Proprietor Advertising cNts n-INey - Is
dome s.4 host gf useless g1.'h medicines VII Z
posses % merit 'ut the merit O. tecaIyt-t= Initial
4 aa.e sgl Invaluable Remedy fos sll Pulmonary Alice
| tons kc- &C. must on ~ own meris alone sal er
seie al others
Woodlands Cherry Expectorsn. is prepared WI
/ rains and caro-, combined Eita an mautsg- Eu.sl
edge 81 The therapeutic a.-0n ~ medicines on tt'
| rulusn body, and 30 chemically blended with 10
| most valuable herbs and roots t1at In Indigestion
| lyspers.s Liver Complain ami " nd on The -ioin
sch IT, ecrt- are warm Ar1in1ie t'e.la 'H1 on.
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9f(Obilt DirrttOru.
aIn1EY nOTGLAS.

C0lgepGcc~ -s0,IY Public c1d CJslqlsssHs " - -"
S-1fss D. ne JaiJl.
IfOMMl~@lONo lEom tho Courts Of tls $500. -,
~ States VII be properly executed. Zee = = ~.
ness ia culinary ca-ssghere ths evidence Is 'tL y
" the amount involved 8 large, the charge VIZ "
regulated accordingly. Fees in al casJs 70 b5 pa
when the services arc rendered. -,
Also. Agent for the southern Mutual Fire and 9la-
riue Insun noe Co.. Geos State Mutual Fire al ~
r.ne insurance Co. H'.rr. sburE, Penn@ southern VI
tual Life Insurance Co. OF Columbia. > q.
MOBILE ALA.
~. - 1asa lZ-1y
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3f(obile 1mtttOrp.
EsTABLIsHED Is 1870.
q SONS
The Patent Piano OfWm. vincent wallace,


with D81.la SOUNDING Boards, constructed On scion
.sy- u6c principles, an4 pronounced ~
r. - ILalIeIn, SLakc-ch, Gytt-cAalk, aud
~ Ii s-ncs glaa. authorities, tie most uer-
i ] J ~. Piano moss IuGde. They are part..
81. rune. aul ara aagr8ute4 .u every respect.
IEsllEI Vtt IL son wt plasa.n and retail dealer In
Wtsr N.assf Jr.trlasts FcHcy and gd-1ctl toods-
Farta- or y.E.ul- manufacture, Iei0deons Hand
Organs Tlut.na-, Aceurjsonz, Guitars, Vious Flu.es
Fl47eolsta, .f-s Gtaonat@, Tambor.nes Rsutos
Drums, DE- al kinds 81 Military Brass Bend Instrt,-
ront7 and Musical Merchandise % every description
Also Fancy Goods and Toys u every kind Fro
Works, Zphyr Wool. Cutlery. Work Boxes, Writing
desks Porte Monies, Fans, Combs Brushes, Feather
busters Bird Cage. Ba bets SIN. king Pipes, Playing
Cards, j. Hwn0c- Che-zmeu Back Cannon Boards
Percussion CAPS, Fishing Tackle, Srortman Arti-
alss. -Huu Boxes Na.i.-, Goid and Silver Iacos,
stars Iassel-. &c. Children Chairs Propeers, rs,
Carriage, Rocking Horses and many other articles
too numerous so mention. t1rsis II tic lowest pnrcg
SHEET Music, and Musical Works. the largest
md most complete stock the south. also. Instluc-
.on Books tor every instrument New Music receIv-
60 o- soon Is published. Music neatly bound. Mu-
-ioai lae,uuut- tuned and repaired. Old Pianos
taken d excl snro.
Hs-P.ra.slar ..fe-t.ar is invited % the organ
Harrousuw-. ol Mason lall,n, with double bank Ot
Egya and stops Suitable lag The tas ~ Churches
and parIor-. Orders per mail promptly attended 10
Persons visiting Mobile are Ic "Dc,iaiy invited 20
examine cur assortment.
BROMEEBG son, e. Daupmn s.,
NabJL Jan. i s5. l-lv
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Paints, Oils and window Glass.
IUtHns Pure White LEAD.
lnurO Ila No I White zinc Paint Am.
sua1 ln- French SNOW White zinc.
- rssks French yellow OChro.
q hhIa. CORAL Naruzh.
fhhis. White ngmar Narni-h.
ht's. Jaran Na-ui-h.
G rbIs. Coach Nuui.h.
20o0 gallons spirits 1urpCntine.
$50 gallons English f.inseed OIL
o. casks English Venetian Red
- IBIS. Lamp Black.
loo kegs yellow Ochrc. in OIL
l90 kegs Venetian Red in oil.
Together with I'D the various coiors dry and in oil.
All 81 which Will be- sold AZ the VERY LOWEST " AR
XII RATES. hy q. O. WOODMAN
Corner Common and Magazine streets,
New Orleans. La.
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SOUTH WESTERN BIBLE SOCIETY.
ISclRroEkTrn 1850.
Il EEPS on sale 81 rs Depository, BInLE HoUsE, No
N ig1 Camp street. New Orleans. the publications
81 the ANERicAy BHLE cETr, which it sells at Gaia
lcgue Prices. VIZ.
Bibles from % cents 20 Sc N.
Testaments from cents 20 s. %
Psalms, aud Test1rnent- with Psalms
-tLsf--
Family Bibles, IN rich bindings.
Address an communication ~ follows.
To THE GENERAL AGENT
SOUTH WESTERN BIBLE SOCIETY,"
No. III Cant SrEErr Srw OnIraSs
E7c Orleans, Jan ., 1859. i6-ly
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4 avis, squares, c mpas.es. and Plyers.

Double and single J-.A Smoothing. Jointer snd
Eaahu.,Iu- r. llg-. sg- 81 GTeclan. Dysdu- HuoWs
and k1all- Fauuel and Match and sash Planes; Pr
a,sters, Screw Slide, Garuee, Marking and Common
Gauges.
Hand. rgat md Plnu,l Saws Of spear d ia, ksons
make. o. ~ NIL. Mfur d.. Gross cut, Noos auo Meat
-Ha- oi A1u #-un ami oder uralE-z-
tIu Gear. llNis- Bands EeuuZ-al widths; Seq
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EG ..ra p, iutgJ oi lie most celebrated makers:
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as-al.I. - just r.neiE cu &. m Birmingham Il gaBd
bu Mss.u- aud Plaster, IroWeis; lagg. and
ID ID L,yt.- uE3 I.FycI Gla--as.
PlGIla- -l.,..l, sud Gardening Implements gem
orally.
r.,cars Ea-rovs. Eol,s sry,hcs, Culuvators, Fan
a.otHn Mills Com shelters straw tatteIs ClHdts.
Reap Hooks Cotton and . ole Trucks. Wheel AID
Woo. E.Ero"s- Well Buckets and Wheels, Iron Weug-
a-. EIaW. N.ttogh~. tIAastuurs. Rollers and v het
aut OH -.uu,---,}..If autaG.
Mg.e"1a Horse Hme- Curry Combs, Cellars and
Brushes.
PAINTED, Cedar, Qlrass and iron bound) Bu,kets,
TutS and keoeI-.
Corn Hickory and Njsp BTuomS.
Drawing lAu!fc~ S-r," Drivers; Gov. sheep, Plan
t7uon and fu- ue Bell-. Bias king. SrTgittug. ouu-
ter White Wash Making, and Painting Blu hes;
Counter Scales S.ud Paper, Elsh hooks anu Lines,
Fiddle ST. mrs. rg.n.. l,.1rp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26
From Wushinyton.

WASHINGTON, Nov. as.--According 10 the
reported conversations with Gov. Wise, re-
centiy,.in this city, he has no doubt OF the ex-
,stenee Of secret societies in various portions
Of Ohio and elsewhere. the members OF which
are bound by horrid oaths not only 10 rescue
Brown but TO take revenge on those who were
instrumental in the conviction of him and his
associates, fer their offences al Harper's Ferry.
The letters which the Governor has received
unon this subject are from men in whose word
he places the fullest confidence, but whose
uanise " Ill not be revealed by him.
IL was doubtless the belief of the existence
of such societies--numbering,a as was reported
10 him. thousands of mem bers-for the pnr-
pose related that led the Governor, recently,
Te call out an additional number OF troops.
II ia understood that Judge Douglas ply
sicians mite in urging him 10 proceed TO the
coast Of Florida. with a view to the restoration
81 has health, and that Mrs. Douglas accom-
pany him for q similar purpose-~as soon as
their strength Will enable them TO travel. II
is not yet known, however, whether he will
act on the suggestion.
The number of members of Congress in this
city as daily increasing. The organization of
The House OF Represen tatives is, with them, the
prominent topic Of conversation and concern.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26
Additional from Europe

NEW YORK, New. 25.-The steamship Vigo.
from Liverpool on the 9th inst, mot so late
by three days as the Circassian) arrived here
this morning.
The French Chinese expedition was vigor-
ously progressing. Ii is to include 100 men.
France and England are in complete accord
IN his matter.
Ii is rumored that the Pope has requested
France TO send troops TO the revSlted Roman
States
The Tuscan correspondent Of the London
Times insists that il is the drift of France and
Austria 10 destroy the prestige of the King OF
Sardinia thus giving death blow 10 the ma
tionai aspirations OF Italy.