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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-24
Indee Mnson.


A Paris correspondent of the N. Y. Express re
fsrs to reports which have been in circulation in
the United States that Judge Mason's health is
precarious his faculties declining, and that he and
his secretary ought to be removed from their
posts. These reports are contradicted by the cor.
respondent of the Express who says that Judge
Mason Is, at this moment, and has been for many
months, in the enjoyment of as robust health as
any man who is hearty, healthy and temperate can
possibly be- His faculties are as brilliant and un.
cIouded as they were when he was an important
and distinguished member of President Folks
Cabinet. He is to-day the first and ablest of our
Representatives in Europe, and when the time
comes for the publication Of his dispatches TO his
government. the country win undoubtedly find
that the Minister who has been darkiy limited at
on the brink of insanity, has ably discharged
the duties eonfided to his hands, and added to the
respect and esteem of the first nation continent
al Europe for the Great Republic of America
st is abominable to set afoat such injurious sto.
ries have been published in reference to cur
cellent Minister. There never existed nobler or
kinder nature. In his personal intercourse with
his feliow-countrymen. none have failed to mark
the inexhaustible amiability which always charac-
terized him. To the needy and unfortunate, he
has been and is friend, in more than full accep-
tation of the word. Judge Mason, though fully
alive to tae just dignity of his position, and per.
fectly capable of sustaining it in all respects, is
universally beloved for his affability. He will pre-
baby return to the United States next spring
When he does so you will see who is right or who
Is wrong. With regard to Mr.. Wise, Secretary of
Legation, 1 need only say that he is a Young man
of fine talents and amiable department, who has
in a very short time made many warm and lasting
friends in Paris =, -3.. - - - -
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Freu,out,s likeness.

g The New York Tribune has Published . wood
cut likeness Of Fremont which some persons say
is an old likeness Of Kossuth. The woolly horse
candidate has great deal Of beard We should
say that like Professor Stowe, be has made vow
not to shave ill the Fugitive Slave Law is re.
pealed. $50
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TronhIe nmong ihe Johus,

Mr.. Littlejohn said, in the Philadelphia Conven-
ton, that he would sacrifice all things to secure
the election of Fremont" A Boston paper thinks
there viii be great sacrifice of big Johns, little
Johns and demJohns, to wind up with the sacri-
flee of John Fremont himself Ga
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Looking Aheud.

It was urged in the late Black Republican Con.
vention that in four years, the spread of Repubi
canism, would enable the Convention to go to
Richmond, Virginia, or Lexington, Kentucky.
If they come here, it will be as Col Burr came
here, some years ago. to be tried for their lives
And short shrift and long rope, would they
have
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DKY GOODS Great redac.ion i prices.

nRY GOODS Great reduction n prices.
~ Nov 10 the time for al who wish to save money
Being anxious to reduce stock much 81 possible
by thetirst Of August, we offer great Inducements to
Ladies' who may be in want of Embroideries- Spleen
did Striped and Plaid Siks 1t 62ac worth 81; Black
worth s, and -; Flounce Robes. Brllisutes, Jaco.
net Lswns large lot Of Ginghams at 81 and upwards.
Mits and Gloves Of ali kinds Shirfing and Shsetinr
very cheap l04 wide. Any person desires TO obtain
good bargains invited to call early q the cheap
No. n, Main street. ssss sos ~ sssesE s
je 23-l2ts~ r. STRAUS BROs
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n, yysellr Hesss l'ressAent.

rae wsallx He1gs rress4ent. E@
A man in csnns seut rites 70 ne hs Vi
r1press. to know NIeshe here d sush : man
Fremont, or wheth<is his animation p45oke' 9
up 70 hoax tlssroaptyy people. Ne ssvs the orig
Fremont ever heard Of Ia bis neighborhood, 70 tho
man Barnum hired to catch his woolly horse IN the
mountain, He thinks II shs y ne man, Fred
podsiAs ought to Sepds ap FOR viaS President 90
.rrsChsvs . wooisy IsUrss president and 8 woolIy
Head vice Prsuidsnts 81 sIAE9p1
Fremont claims to be the frat man who discov'
cred SAT- Lake, and the Expressi thinks he will
ma be another discovery before ieng--S SAT- River
His life has been principally led among woSuy
horses, wild men and Wild beasts; bus, even - n
enterprEaiDg hunter, his qualifications for she Pre-
sIaency are not equal 10 those Of Goylon Cunning
the famous Scotch Nimrod, Or lieut.. Gerard, the
French lion killer. Fremont has made many hail
breadth 'seapes IN his time, bpt he will best Van
Ambursh IL he comes out with whole skin from
the Black Republican menaserie Of tigers, byenas
wild cats, anacondas, crocodiles and black snakes.
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ufni..

Congress viii shortly have TO decide The question
6 ne admission Of Utah ~ Slate. The Blaeh
Aepas'lssa platform having declared that polysa.
~ = = hsd - slavery, II - 70 be presumed that
e slaea Repsel,esa House win moi sd,si, t,tss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-24

STRONG TEAM The comedy of "School for
Scandal" was to be performed in Norfolk, last
night with ]. E. Murdoch, ]. E. Owens Mrs. Far.
rem and Geo. Farren. t.lsE t
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THF1ntlLY DISPATCH


Tnxssday nkorntnes Juoe H. 49,
-, What viii he xIiiss Dss 49,.
Some Of the leading Norshern tesrnafs 8 -
eussins wnh great shis in'efss 80
,lon. The knowing paAnner n vnaea - - = -.
.erusjuiss 8 marrow bone 10 ts,ay sai.y ing. -
know an Pslmerstons secrets, ana nAye sx 8
snnk thsir lead lines TO the bottom q tne un.A.
sss.,l. =. ,reli. According To- these clairS
vcven.. and su,risual media u the press, we hns
IAN .sd rrrnch governments are using tne span
,sh a,fscnltv with Mexico as an entering weaee %
-s.s.-- s,,.,bola on shis continent The plan ssto
..e sr.sn upcn Mexico, with the expectation snas
-. americans win turn in 70 fllibusterins on pc
M ~ the Mexican Republic, whereupon the
ysra.ssrn Powers viii turn In to the assistance OF
sn.in, rive the United States An awful treunciug.
and establish themselves, permanently on this
There was time, we are free to admit, when
ue were ourselves strongly inoculated with this
anti. English hydrophobia; when We believed All
that we heard about the designs OK England 70
subiugate Central America, and regarded the raw
inga Of the London newspaper press a. evidences
of British sentiment towards this country we
have seen reason, however, to consider this an er-
ror, and to believe that Great Britain Is more in
terested In q peace than war with the United
States Moreover in the worst days OF colonial
vassalage, she was never IS hard task master A.
the Free Soilers of this Republic. There was
never half the reason, either In wrong and
changes to the rights. liberties or material inter
ests Of the South, for shaking off British alegi-
ance than there viii be for dissolving this Union II
the Free Sellers elect Fremont and Dayton. Con-
sequently we regard our foreign relations as Of
comparatively triAing Importance to our domestic
relations The one is, at its worst, and even if
war comes, mere cutaneous eruption, which
viii in time heal and disappear; the other,
an internal malady, possibly q cancer, that may
produce death @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-24

The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Journal Of Commerce, Democratic paper, thinks
that Ia case the election OF. President Is thrown
into the House Of Representatives. there may be
no choice even by that body. In that event the
vice President elect win be the President for the
next four years Happily, in that case, Mr. Day
ton cannot be the man, because the majority Of
the Senate choose the Vice President from the two
highest, and that majority is opposed to Free Soil
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Violent Storm and Loss of Life.

NEW YORK, June ga severe rain squat oc-
Cured here yesterday afternoon. Many boats
were capsized, and several lives lost Several
buildings in the vicinity were blown down and
struck by lightning, and several persons killed.
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Reception OF MIR. 4

3, Reception OF MIR. Fillmore.
NEW YORK. June 23d.--Ex. President Fillmore
had an enthusiastic reception ut the st. Nicholas
Hotel, last night Statutes of several hundred guns
were fired and continued until day break. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-24
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, June Esd.
INCH WATER THIS DAYiAT III O'CLOCK.


4s.s .sA siss ARRIVED, .lags pal
steamship Hometown, Parrish, NY, mdz. ana
pasfgs., Ludlsm Watson. s..F.f-t, SIS ss,
Steamer eelvidere, Pnchett, Baltimore, mdz.'
Ludlam Watson.
schr. Haxall, Moss, New York, mdz, D. w,
Currie Jas
schr. Belle Conway, Delany, Philadslphia, mdz
sundries. .a.ff 80 az
Sehr. May. N. Y, hay, M. Downsy; powder, Stokes
- SAILED, ..5 stlta .sisi<
schr. Jno. H. Williams, New York, wheat Bacon
4 Baskervill. 49, .s... IF 4f .ss .
sloop New Packet Gwaltney. smithfsld, ndz.
PASSENGERS PKk STEAMSHIP : JAMESTOWN
LEWIS PARRISH. Master, from New York;. o.
Brian, r.. Thompson, a. W. starks, T. Beers Capt
Jas Baymore, Y. D. Grover, G. Y. Patrick, p. DevO-
to, H. Z. Palmer, A. Bedsli, H. 3. Lawrence, H.
Paisley, w. Patterson. J. Z. Campbell. L; d. Oglss-
bic c. B. Reynolds, Mrs. e. H. Riley aud child,
Dskin, Moore, J. p. Jackson, .Westcott. w.
Tuxburry, Miss G; Owens, Mis-. Mary A; CoIchran,
G. Matthews and lady, Mas J. NJ. Arnold, w. Stoll,
Mrs, Dunlop, Mrs. J:C. Boyd, VIM, Whitl9w. !, W
Farquier, Jno r. Miller and servant. w. II, Grant,
and 10 in steerage Also, frem Norfolk, Mrs. Briggs,
Mrs. Ternley, u Backeridge. Thos smith, Miss y.
West, r L. Johnston and lady. J. Marsden Smith,
John Hurley r. Stewart, C. Wright, T. +. Names.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-24

a REAPiNG TRIAL.-Farmers and the public ge-
Morally invited to witness the operation of R. l..
ALIENS improved combined MowEa AND REAPER,
this evening, at O'Clock, the farm of Chss Marx,
Esq. near the river, and adjoining Manchester L.
COKE, Agent. tk&S -F'
Should the weather be unfavorable, the trial will
take place at the same hour of the frat fair day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-24

-. Delay Ii Uanxerons !. i ssure your
b,vSs irsuas raE Lavess o. youH FSKRvAkfs III
Eysry nan who l0ves bis family ought tn ret hs hfs
insured Every man IN debt, and owning prppsrty,
ort 70 eet his life Insured lest 1t his death his pro-
resty may be sacrifced Thers sre but few vho
could NOS save small Annually 10 insure thcir
lives which, Ii not invested in this way, would b
spUnt ii triss snd their fsliss thus len to penay
and want ~ Esas7@a4s = 1sz4s f. 81 7tsya Es<ss
! Wives. persusde Your, hnsbands-you can save
1noukf ID YOUR househ old Affairs TO pay the premiums
witheus fssline it--snd tic Teaseton that yon ARE
provided for, viii alone b full secompcnse Toy The
outlay Husbands can be insured IN favor. OF their
wives aud children aud the amount csnnot De touch
iasure hi or her own life in favor heirs Or msy dis
nose of TIE amount BY will. "a - 80 hfs - t4se
!, SLAVE INSURANCE--Owuers Of slaves shonld
not NEGLECT to nsure their lives, and thus secure
themselves agsinst losses which fhe Gestn Of ssyss
not injured, would occasion them The gredsfst az
yes in regard TO insurance OF the yes Of trnfte
persons and sdpes offered as usual by Ihe dmer.
icon Life Insivdnce and Trust Company" principal
mice southeast corner Walnut and Fourth streets,
Phladslphia Charter perpetual. granted in 1850 :
Capital $500 600. Office in Richmond, on Pearl
street. next to E. D. Eacho, and opposite John NJ
Gordon, The lives Of chie persons insured for one
years All losses literally adjusted. Pamphlets
and circulars containing fn1 particulars, Furnished
free Of charge to 81. who apply for them.
~ aezsti sa7stE = c. r. BROKEN, M D.,
a,UHsA General Agent snd Medical Examiner.
iags3l8 s.slaas sTpfsd Yfs# ass 81 Richmond. Va.
c7- Office hours, to-day, Monday, from 10 till !
O'Clock every day {except sunday from 81
O'Clock, A. NJ, to p. NJ, and from 4 to o'clock. +.
~. -,4.ss4issA sas IS ~ sfl,4 sss4 tsEfss - OH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-24

~ BACHELORS Hair Dye.--Twcnty ycnrs
experiment and application Justify the proprietor IN
warrauting this the best Hair Dye In existence.
injury to hair or skin Made and sold, applied, Tin
nine private rooms) at Datcholer's Wig Factory.
233 broadway, New York. a45t44 sisAse
The genuine for sale by t,ikag ID ,s7as... ~ ~ ,
- ~ BENNETT, BEERS Z FISHER,
ap 10-6m E, 125 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-24

~ THE USE or BUSINESS sigma seems TO DO get
ting out Of dato Of ste years In large cities Stew
art the Primes Of dry soods msrchants In New York,
has not % tnnsh - shinsls" over his door Half
he Wholesale business Of that city u ssrssd on In
the 9Th and 9Th stories Of buildings where signs would
Be completely out o eye shot without the Of tsls
scopes Row, then, do In snsh places make
known thsK busInsss and attract sastons1 By scat.
terns the cAKps BY thousands throushout tho city,
Tbs DlsrATcH Jos oFTicE can farnish them 81 tsus
e thoasansds in slssxnt syle u hs shsspsst rates
aaa With gsss sspi1,ty. ). saas s. rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-24

~ Flefcher's Hair Tonic - one OF the
was invented for the Hair. Its soothing and pene-
trating effects wonderfully and perceptbly felt,
insomuch that the general exclamation is Oh what
delightful article Fletehers Hair Tonic ISL and its
bensts are uuequalsd by any other preparation. It
perfectly eradicstes dsndru from the scalp; speed
lily stops the hair from falling Off it makes the coaraest
hair soft and plant and the redest hair by the Of
few bottles ID chang ed to beautiful dark brown
Nor il there any preparation that s equal to
FIetchsrs in dressing hair. One or two applica-
condition $3.50 'te'-a "a .s't ss'1 & 1'i -
1t is sold by the principal Druggists in the city and
country, and for SALE wholesale and retail by the
manufacturer JOHN d. JOHNSON,
& je6 i s5,a 10th st.. between Main aud Gary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-24

CT PLEAsUREa ExcuRsIoE 1.-The u. 8. Mail
Steamship jamestown, Capt. Lewis Parrish, will
make an excursion from Norfolk to New York on
Wednesday the I'd of July, at IL o'clock This win
be fine opportunity for those in search OF pleasure
70 take srp to New 70 h, a. they can rsmAn In the
city TIRES days. and return ON Monday uosninel--
Fare for The round trip only eiO So ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-24

U THE SHIP PRINCE DE JolNvILLE, Capt Ed
ward Chamberais. owned by Hardy Brother, Nor
folk, Va. sailed from New York for Glasgow. sstur-
day evening, 2ist inst. Capt .Chambsrlsin has on
board bis family, Mrs. Robert Blow and children,
and 10 cabin passengers. Also, J. Thompson Smith.
of Richmond, ~ 5rd mate M n as zbsSa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-24

@ UMMER BOARD AT AMELIA COURT
- HOUSE.-Two or three families can be comfort
ably accommodated with Board during the summer
months, on reasonable terms. = s. ST 81
Referr nce--Messrs Habliston b Brother, Governor
street, Richmond. S SD : 8a w. B. BARNES s.
ie 23-2ts
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sRys1N sTRAYED OR STOLEN from
vMIS%H the subscriber. ON the 10th inst AIT, q
W9S dark. red Heifer COW, about years
old, with piece cut out Of left ear had
leather collar ON her heck, with piece Of Brass
Plate, and the tw.n IRIS name on the plate.
j viii give liuersi reward for her recovery to
any information 20 that get her again. The law
her up after this notice.
JOHN r. CLARKE. on Canal st..
is 23-Stt ss1s abetwsen First and Foushss
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n gHTRAyED. from my pfeHlisess ON
LRN Saturday evening, the 2lst inst, Bay slafe
@-aA-<-- MULE She 10 of common size, well. pro-
uortioned and has white nose, and nearly hsre
footed when she LIFT. She was the Turnpike
Saturday evening, making her way towards Rich.
ruond from which place i bought her about three
months ago. liberal reward will be paid for her
d.liverv or information of her 90 that get her
GEO. w. SCULLY.l &
rhe,ter feld. Va, June % 1856 20 is a. St.
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LxfL 6EzElIEEHh ~ Msn kfsef<I hsts Hss e.
csfved bu ehtlfs h5w srtice Of Sheet srisS Corded
ctls5 fSr Misss eas4dss yery nest md pretty
artols er fhss AZ carly can Y s0iietsd .
- iiso nssr Ioe e fhoss splendid Mons Antique
Nantes. Blssk and othsr eOlors a ly re dollars
No rs Main street; next door % r. K whise,s
II - 81 57l1 gsggsgl8 l.is.g Boot and Shoe Saloon
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H0ggssEy kkfRIyNl I, lME!lklRIDWAkEs CUT

II LERY, FANCY GUOD3. -Iptsndins 10
discontinue pusiness, and with yisw 10 cioSnS 10
~ speedily q possikle, shall sell from tha day n
and below cost . fns shd large stoek oil fshls "a
Pocket Cutlery; Silver plated Wase; Hrtsnnia eSni
a.; housekeeping Hardwaset J4psnuea Wsrs; Tea
Trays; Papier Mschie do; Wcod-Nsrey Nillews1vafes
Mats Brishsa and nfooms Bsshns Apparatus; Wa
tar cooless3 Clocks, Fsns Musieai Insflumeuff Per-
fumsFyi Oonbs; soaps Leaking, 0asseas Isa l,ssssn
:. .:;: s's:: ss: ses'
jeA e 81 ~ -
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r OsT-C ERTIFICATE or BANK
IL STOCK.--Lost, and supposed to have been
stolen, with Pocket.Book and other papers between
the city Of New York and Chicago, last autumn Ger.
tficate for TWENTY SHARES EXCHANGE
BANK STOCK, numbered 2572, dated 29sh Of July,
1858. ELISHA o. HUMIDITY
my H-1aw9w* Per JNo. JONES Co
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WILLIAM. j UKGENs has located in this
w city, and will be glad to receive orders from
FRISCO in superior and elegant style, ct Mr.. o. A.
Strecker's pothecary Store. Terms moderate
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"A $1,000 - - ~.-s-s-->~~@.-1-~-~A
! rhs sIety A.s = .iehmes4l
81 80 .sst ssdrss u III " delivered on The
sss evening It 81 In the rirst Baptist Church, By
Rev Gro b. TAYLcR, A. D., Of Baltimore.
Al thu Alumni IT the Ceess ars snnsstly 1sqasst-
cd 70 b r sAs sity i tips for scth msss1ss
.>-.s. -sS-7- = TSissesy !. 49,.
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4 0sl MAIN sTH RI
lUZ Ready Mede Clothing and seuflb IA m

II l1eI NIAHN 5TMENTsssEu KcH0kHfUs Of
lUS Ready Made Clothing and geutlsmen's Fur-
nishng Goods win find q this old estabshed snd
gest stock in the city, embracing avery extensive
variety the latest and fashionable styles 70 be-
found In the couutry suited 70 the presens season
aud offered Ut the mott reasonable prisss Possesstd
Of every advantage In the manufketure and saie Of
Iensve operations give, with determination 10
ausssig reputation tor selling superior article Il
modeIate price, We are prepared to Qfer the
grektestfn dncements 70 ppfchasef1 10 buy Of us
ie g KEEN, BALDWIN q CO 3
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- FOR KENT--A new brick dwelling,
E;5 on 5th street, north of Leigh, containing eight
AsA rooms with gas in each, good brick kitchen,
and coal and wood houses; also, hydrant in the yard
Possess can be had immediately Apply ITO -
JOS. G. COURTNEY,
a. is 24-6ts tt..s4st rNFs At Goddin L Apr ersou,s
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KJOTlCK TO LADt KS GOlNei TO THk
IN sPRIN0S.-Tbe subscriber has had made ex-.
pressy for ladies' visiting the springs and the country
durius the snmmer, very light Over Shoe. expfess-
" for sumrAer They the latest aud neatest
styls Of Over Shoes that hasever been offered sale
Il, snv place ALEX, HILL z
"a 81 ssFks No l27 Main straetJ
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MOTH q E...All peFpons having ciahns
! against the estate Of the late Mrs. Charlotte
Wooidndgs, reauested to present them to me TOE
10 ss-sss ri. J.'woOLDKID0E. Adafr
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DALE AND DARK BRANDY.--5O smal
!. 8 ''f '-'' bDAvENPosr. ALLEN 1 Co

Ls8kNCH kSss.Will Sc
Il opened in my large sales room. mp siairs this
" large lot Of rich Nssdls Worked Cullars Sleeves
aatts Collars, Sleeves. he; Insertnss Hdkfs, Caps,
Robes. Skirt Banda Musquito colism The sboys
soods are fresh, direct from Paris 8S ! "a
- fft< II Atty NfHFT s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-27

10 best conducted in the State. Some "a
physicians, 80 lawyers and IL clergym
e. d employment for their talents, and six
banking houses attend to the financial wants
Of the community; ID Gland agencies keep
citizen and stranger posted up as regards
the best point for locating warrants, or will
attend to the buying and selling lands in
any part Of the country for "considera.
ton
Manutdctoriss OF all kinds are yet in their
infancy, and to this fact particularly, want
TO call the attention Of your Newark read
ers; there is room for profitable investment
In almost any branch, and strongly adj
vise--nay urge, my Newark friends to
visit this section at an early day, and exam
inc the advantages for themselves. Sever
al Jerseymen have already established
mercantile houses here, the leading hat
tiers Of this city "a. s. Aston g. Coz being
u branch Of the Newark firm Of A. b. Ais
ton & Co. They have fine store md do
q hourishing business, which is constantly
increasing.
The well known clothiers OF your city
Linn Albums g. Co., have also branch here
J. b. Drake, Esqr., another Newarl,er. be-
ing the managing partner, and their house
is also doing we'll. Several more are about
gong into business, among whom are
Aessrs. Beckett T. Saunders, ofGloucestef
County. DR.. Saunders. of the same coun-
ty, well known at home as politician IS
also settled here, and fine chance ia Of.
fered for others to come here and do like
wise
The welcome foliage Of May is once
more to te seen on hillside and forest trees,
and after SO long o season Of tedious win.
ter, the return Of spring in good earnest, is
hailed with general and eager delight -
The country looks charming, and the grow
ing crop OF wheat is 80 luxuriant and hand
some that even the croaking farmers have
ceased to complain. The crops are nearly
Ia. but will not cover more than the usual
breadth, owing the backwardness of the
season. Yours, &c,
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est ~ ew s..
ALARHINa NEWS FROM KANSAS.
DESTROYED AND SEVERAL PER
SONS KILLED..
The Free State Men Gathering to Meet
the Ruffiians.
Civil War Iuapgaratsd.
81. Louis. Nav "a.

ST Louis, May ~.
A despatch from Boomvllc 10 the Re-
publican says, that Lawrence was destroy
cd on "Wednesday. The hotel, printing Of
fee, and press were demolished, bur few
lyes lost. Exact particulars by steamer
Tonight.
The correspondent Of the Democrat, m
der date OF Leayenworth, May 10Th. writes
Since Robinson, Reeder, Lane and other
leaders are absent, the Committee on Pub
lie Safety have determined to offer no re.
sistenee to the Marshai's entering the city,
and immediate measures were taken to hide
nll arms and ammunition IN town, A sooi,
as this discrimination was known, people
commenced leaving IA crowds. II is sale
the Free STATE men are gathering at Tope
la. and will attack the invaders Il they dare
execute their threats on Lawrence. Alse
setilers at Van Buren,, recently from New
Haven, will send hundred men, and Man,
hatteB, abont the same number.