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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
IRIS. OLIVER P. HUBBARD's FAMILY

M
NI SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, HANOVER n. ID -
SUMNER TERM Of this Institution lnow N its seven
teeth yesr) will commence on WEDNESDAY, May ~ and
COZ ne twenty weeks The School has been recently removed
10 pleasant end retired situation. where there are Ample
grounds and in every respect aseesoIe aceonih aaon
Circulars will be sent application ofhe frncipa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
A UCTIoN NoTICEm;TUNIs MORRILL,.

A. NJ Msswis. Auetioneer
DY' BANGS, BROTHER & C0.-Trsds Sale
ID Rooms, No. Is Pskrow.
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT for SALE

~ At Wtitesone /. L. overlooking Fort Schuyler East
River and Sound Large Mansion House Stables Ice ouse
Garden and ne Lawn opns to the Rser One Of the most
atable be found. Aceessbe eight times day
by Flushing Raircad and b, Steamboat. from FuSn Market
toining the sbovs. Apply TO WILLIAMS CUSNlNGHAM,
No. 1874 Fulton et TO DAVID WILLIAMS ct Flushing.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. - SALES Of
IL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE will be conducted -
s Sprios tho residences OF parties decirans hooss
subscrbos who have bad s1nbsr Of yesr
experience the business Persons desiring eT srfsSes VIZ
Roal Estate and Furniture A1cuoneeta
g-tM No IS Nassau. near Lbertyst.
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DECEIVER's SALE of STAGE ROUTE
~ JOHN W. sOMERINDYKE. Arctioneer, VII ~ -
WEDNESDAY April at the Of iothav. aud "a -
i2 O'Clock the Stage Route. Horss. stases sc sn1- 80
the Telth Catheri-e Ferry and Spring Szee LiHe
s,sses BY order Of JACOB MONTRosS. Receiver.
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(HOSNTRY HOUSE for SALE-In the village
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE to LET or EX-

n 'OONlht SEAL tOf Sal<f, L, or EA-
~ CHAN0E-in the pleasant Village Of SHARON, Conn,
four hours from the Harlem Railroad containing
eighteen where boaTdns hous much needed Barn
and Csrast house, rcA large Garden with cherries. pears
Iums apple, currsnts, goossberes Rent $50
furnished SHoj store, Sloo choice land go Ap
ply TO GOuLDS ELLIOT. No. 1876 Pearl st.
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obstruction.

DOARDING-SCHOOL for BOYS, az GREEN
ID WICH. Conn LEWIS HOWE. A. NJ, PnaeiPs.
Number limited TO twenty. Summer Session vii commerce
M0SDAY Nav $ and continue weeks For Circuisrs con
tsf,ipr term Ee sidrsss the Principal =
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

CEMINARY for YOUNG LADIES, EOR-
- WALK, CONN.-NumbeI Of Boarding Pupil; Pup limited to
nrelve. tlrs LOUISA A. eMi In, fnHciph,
Circulars be found Messrs Clark, Austin Smiths,
No 3 Park row New. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

A SPLENDID FARM and COUNTRY RESI-
"A DENCE for SALE EXCHANGE for CITY PROF
ERTY about 200 Aeres situa,ed the Hudson
River Bergen County j. Sod In whole or In part On the
Farm there Water and Mill nearly new About
tsbe the woodland Dor further psitc
ulsrs apply to Dr. j. WITHHELD No Go 6MOnroest n. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28


FTNO LADIES' The subscriber respectfully an.
the Ladies Of New fors and is vicinity that
his DRAWING and PAINTING ACADEMY is open every
ell for Ladies Glasses Phi lte essons IN which hs
gives instruction In every branch of DRAWING and PAINT
ING. likewise ommodete ladies' with Pastel and
Oh Paintings well as Studies of his own collection which
they copy their residences and s be hsppy give Che
necessary hints for her imitation gratis every day aite,
O'Clock p. I'D. Prof $. SCHU STER, No. "a Broadway.
1913 --OLIVER B. GOLDSMTTH'S
ODOs WRITING and BOOKKEEPING ACADE-
MES No 362 Broadway and No. H7 Futon-st., Brooklyn
oren day and evening for class private instruction New
Pupils received daily aud full guaranteed TO all
From The ~ Y. Courier and Enquirer.
The Chroers phe art s much important 10 mankind
generally considered and Mr Cod-u n may
well claim 10 be considered at its he ad."
From The Sunday Dispatch
Mr.. Goldsmith b par sf.ienee. tho penms- America
lie certainly stands sone uNappros.i i ~ t utry both
iu the department Of his "a lctor HIS
pupils rank among the finest penms u 'ls comm 10y"
G10 BOOK K-KEEP tNG, WRTTING,
R ~. ARITHMETIC:-NE foL5EAt. y tI9 BTosi.
way, las several private seats. s which may 10
secured only $40 for full practical Double Entry.
App viii be qualified practically for hesd bookkeepsr
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
Real Gstaie for Bale.

AT PRIVATE SALE--A FARM situated at
"A West Hackensa:k j. 1S miles from Hoboken, aud Il
miles above Hsekenssck 1t contains about 40 scress OF
which s labe land balance wood and meadow with House
by 80 feet deep with large Apple Orchard std variety OF
Fruits together with lot Of Farming Utensils For
BAKER& WEEKS No. Pins at.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

IRVING INSTITUTE, TarrytOwn, n. Y.-The
i next session of this CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL i'll commerce May 1856 Circulars may bs OBJ
aned Al Iy.on Phnnsy y's No. Sa BrosdwsyiC. H. Lyon
Brothsrs No rs Beekman-st Geo C. Allen. No IL Wall
81, or Of she Principal. d. s. RO"E, fnncipaL
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
KNDERHOOK BOARDING-SCHOOL for

IN BOYs-The Trustees Of Knderhook Academy have the
,.ts.top to announce that the next Term will OPEN on
Nsy under the sspcos Of in late Principal ar ALIEN,
ANDER WATSON, A. NJ. whrsc distinguished aoihty eed
education Boaide' in the Principals family will enjoy Pe11
TONS No. Broadway; Of tie Principal No is Clinonst
Brootlyn or the undersigned w. II. TObEfi frest
ID VAN SCHAAcK, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
,HFRRY VALLEY FEMALE ACADEMY

" CHERRY VALLEY, \. I.-Neat Session VII com
nenes NAV 1856 The Institution % TO well kn0~n 70 re-
% an sY,sd.d statement Of s sapc<c advantages Refer.
exec m.ds the fown. seasnsn who are ns"
$50 Eew.Yori City Major wn- A Thornton, T. 3 "A west
Troy n y; Dr. Oliver. Penn Ysn- n: T.; Hns esq,
pvowser ESQ Natche1, Mis-. T. R Taylor, ApslashI-
cola. F.; G. g. Fennsf. San fr,nsssq Caiofnia Al
eress either I. o. ,III hAZELtiNh Ln Ut Principals
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

Il ENCbANGE kr Brooklyn SewYork jersey City --op
erty about . has comfortable House Barn and
buildings, Fruit &c Northport and Deer Park where
stesmboss sli railroad twice day. Inquire of HENRY
STEVENSON, No aS Cow;-si., Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
CLASSICAL. and MILITARY INSTITUTE,

Belpor, L. The OF this School commences on
the FIRST TUESDAY April Circular, giving mi psrtea
y T. Matber ESQ.,, No. "a Broadway VIM keyan esq, NO
iis Water at New York and W. RAfNOR, BellpoTt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

HNARRITOWN INTSTTCTE.-In tins INSTITUTE
young Gentlemen prepared for Commercial Pursuits
entering Coese The discipline mild end parental In
& ~Iiayed
remain in the Institution department improper
influence the others The rce Of Board snf Tuition, IN
cshg bed bedding &C. from 300 to $4o per snnuui,
according age and studies Sus ner Term eonmenes
MAY l. Circulars with referencss view OF the Insti.
A. NEWMAN, Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
DIAMOND COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE for

IL YOUNG LADIES. CARMEL, Putnsm Co. n. f'-s.f r.
OF this IDstituon will commence May and Continue nye
nonths Terms-Board and Tuition, SO so per qunter 3.a
Sic TO- Modern guages S5 Drawing. So Painting to
For full peItc references Se address
Princ
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

X VIt Vt H4hNAf~k-NN'fI UcoIIuUfC
II FARM Of sbout 90 acres. Staten fslaad highly i'm.
proved House Barn and Carriage House all A large
Grspery Thousand Vines of the thrifty and
choice be found in this country inst class House
in Newly ork CT vicinity would taken exchange Apply
st No 16 WaLst SYLVESTER LAY, Attorney and Coun
selor sd Commissioner for al the StSes
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

~ sepaTsioy, situated in LUZERNE COUNTY Pa.
within short distance from the Coal Region t.. Mil rss
four rn stone together with good HOuse and 20 srres
Land The rsrm contains 100 or 10 acres 90 improved nod
buildings Orchards meadow kc Further information mai D.
bad BY calling me OF BY letter. Terms
DAVID SCHELLHAMMER.
Black Greek Pa March ST. 1856
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-29

JENNY LIND SYMPATHIsEs WITH BARNUM-
The Philadelphia Times publishes letter from
Jenny Lind, to lady in that city of which the fol
lowing is an extract
II had been apprised some time previous; Of nis
difficulty with the Company, jerome Clock. ou, mao
that the crash has come and ruin and poverty STARE
him in the face, feel that he has all ny ''
Yes, do most deeply sympathise WIN nun h - Nv
utterly ruined This is to be expected, as ne par
num- had the reputation of being smart, shrewo,
and intelligent business man. the truth o. WHICH can
tiles of which the American people knew little or
nothing his nature was .he very acme OF generosity
and thousands of untold and unheard OF deeds
will fny atone for any errors of Judgment he may
have. and doubtless has committed. You know, my
dear friend those gifts and charity concerts which
made to participate IN not that t dio not meet
with NV most cordial approval, yet they all sprung
from MI Barnum, which, although he was shrewd
enough TO know would return again tenfod, yet his
soul was in the act nor would he listen to my remon
strances that he too should share in whatever cred
it might have been attached to them. l know, Also
that he continually importuned by needy people
for assistance, and most positively you
as believe to be the case, that none ever left him
unasssted who was in the least deserving. think
however, that his genius and talent will not long
permit him to remain in impoverished obscurity.-
His determined viii will soon arouse him to action,
and in short space of time he will have surmounted
the difficulties that now surround and oppreis him.
and which would have paralyzed the energies of an
ordinary man.
-" will not dwell longer upon this subject 1t is in
deed, painful for me to contemplate. believe good
man should never fall, shall he Barnum do so,
for the want of friend. His pride will not permit
him to write to me under the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
compels me to write to him He his, shall never
know want while have it in my power (which, owing
to the goodness Of Heaven, have now to keep it
away. But let hope that things not as bad as
represented, and that the next steamer will bring
more agreeable tidings.
II Il
This in confidence,
Afectionately, YOUR friend,
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THE DEAD OF OUR CABINET...At
the request of the Ladies' of the Mount Vernon
Association, President Tyler will repeat bis ad-
dress ON the above theme, in this city on THURS
DAY night, May LIST, at O'clock at Metropolitan
Hall, the of which has been kindly rendered by
Robert A. Mayo, Esq
Tickets 80 cents each-to be had at the principal
Bookstores and Hotels, and at the door of the Hall
EE The following gentlemen have been requested
by the ladies to act Committee of Reception and
Arrangements:
JOSEPH MAYO, (Mayor,)
VIM. II. MCFARLAND,
WIN. r RITcHIE,
G. A. MYERS,
g. w. MuNPoRD,
BEv. r. WELLFoRp, JR,
Judge J. A. MEREDITH,
Prof. DABNEY,
a J. H. GILMER,
RB B. MINOR,
J. R. THOMPSON,
II. C. CABELL,
r. c. STANARH,
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Thu Hnl0u.

In his reply to Mayor Wood at the New York
reception, Mr.. Buchanan said II am one of those
who never apprehended danger to the Union
Never, In It's darkest days. never feared for its
integrity, or that the people would prove untrue
70 themselves and to their country by severing the
bonds which held them together in one common
nationality. All mankind are interested in the
success Of our glorious experiment" 1t is cheer
ing, amid lowering storms, and with the roar of
Breakers In our ears, to hear these words of cour
ago and confidence from an old and experienced
pllot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-29

LATER FROM MExIco-S OF THE
CHURCH PRoPERrY BY THE CONFERENCE.-THE
steamer Texas has arrived from Vera Cruz with
dates to the 3D. and City of Mexico advicss to the
18th. Communication between the Capitol and
Al parts Of the country was open, and affairs were
In q peaceful condition. General Tamerez had
escaped on beard the British war vessel Pencil
sps, having reached Vera Cruz disguised as dray
man.
The Church property had been seized by the
military on account Of the Bishops refusing to
render. It was said that the Arch Bishop of Mex.
leo had offered Comonfort S6O0, 900 to have the de-
cree against the Church recalled but the offer
not accepted.
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TrRRiBLg DEATH.-0ne Of the most ,erIio y
casuaIsies Of which We ever heard took pacc a
~ nesr Pors Clinton, on the linz 81 the kailFesd,
hetvecn this place and Philadelphia, one DAY ~
week. BY some mistake switch was misplace.
in consequence Of which train Of cars 10 cnsIse
81 an engineer by the name Of Riter, was tnrcr -
OF the track. The tender was thrown forwA y. ~
TO the engine, which was badly crushed anu =. "a.
Ritter thrown In and wedgcd between paI " Va ~
wreck, where two steam cocks we're opS an III ~
rectly upon his bowels, subjecting BIN 70 tne mos
intense torture, and from which ne nae no powef
g ezass hmse A. :. b. no,,es s'u
relieve MIN Tho escspe valve Of the engine was
opened ana every eor. made for b.. release In
~ csi In reouisitIon several jack screws, and by
means Of these the iron .rma Of death which en-.
closed him In their unyelding embrace, were open.
al and the unfortunate man taken out when II
was found thai In the intensity Of his agony he had
actually torn open hs oaen bcces which, in addition
70 the dreadful effects of the steam, presented q
most shocking aud terrible appearance. Every
assistance possible was rendered to the sufferer,
but he survived only few hours
fElmira IN " Adr.
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MARINE MI VIZ s
>>->~~~-~-S-~----~~~~>>~
PORT OF RICHMOND, ArarL "a =
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT IL o'cLocK.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Iamestown, Parrish, New York, mdz and
pass. Ludlam Watson. go 80
Steamer Belveders, Pritchett Baltimore, midi,
Ludlam Watson.
schr. Jenny Lind, Combs, Wilmington, N. c.,
lumber, Z. T. Ragland Bro.
Schr. B. B. Seaman, WyeF, Eastern Shore, Oats.
Schr. Mary Ashford, New, London, potatoes Wm.
Church. c a
Schr; Montsry, Gray, Nansemond, wood and peas,
James Winston.
schr. Adelaide, whitmore, Attakspass, molasses.
C.. T. WORKMAN Co.
Schr. Lydia Ann, voorhis light
Schr. Accomac, Clagg, Norfolk, tar and peas Jas.
Winston.
RS SAILED,
Schr. Ashland, Mitchell, via. Port Wa.hall to load
with coal for Philadelphia.
schr Henry N. Wilson, Askew, N. c., light.
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TESTING HER PAILAETHRoPY.-NegroS Sarah,
Of staunton, Va, has gone to Washington city,
with the permission of her master, F. Scheffer, on
visit to Harriet Beecher Stowe, who is there for
the purpose of soliciting the aid of that lady to
raise funds to purchase herself
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e- FASHTONABLE LLINERY YES.
n !1 TABLI .HMENT. IN MANCHEST ER VA

Wsaf 81 TABLE, ,HMENT IN MANCHEST ER, VA
HHj Mrs 8. NJ. FARISS. corner of Mai and AL.
Alen streets, in Manchester, is now receiving
her spring and summer assortment of Millinery such
Bonnets. Ribbons, &C.. which she feels confident
cannot be surpassed in beauty and fashion, and can sell
cheap the cheapest. She has also hand fine
assortment of Dress Goods of the very latest styles
Mrs. f. returns her thanks to the public for their
liberal patronage heretofore extended to her, and
socits a continuance Of the same.
ap 29-d&wlm*
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The barn and stable Of Rev. Isaac Tinsley, In
Albsnars, was destroyed by an incendiary LAS
weak
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J.D. Wallace Of Tuscaloosa, Ala, was found
dad IN bed at the Monticello House, Charlottes.
VILE Va on Wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-29

A train of cars, l6 In number, left Lynchbure
Thursday, for the West, on the Virgins and Ten.
nsssss Railroad, the carriage on the freight Of
which amounted to about o., 100
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u EST BOOK FROM THE OLD DC
DOMINION -UMr QsIcspy bs. nrodpe.1 . yol,,,,

u EST BOOK FROM THE OLD Do.
DMINION-'.Mr. GRIGsBY has produced volume
highly interesting and certainly valuable contrbu
ton to Virginia's history, of which the descendants
OF Virginias patriots and statesmen may justly be
proud. Nor can we pass without commentator tho
manner in which Mr.. Randolph has issued the work.
The paper 10 beautiful, the letter press clear and
Handsome and the general appearance of the volume
quite equal to the standard productions of Oldest
publishing houses. We think do err in saying
it ID the best book that has appeared from the Old Do
nsinion for many years"- Criterion, New York. april
&c.
VIRGINIA CONVENTION, 1776.-A Discourse
delivered before the Virginia Alpha of the Phi Beta
Kappa Society, Williamsburg, by H. B. Grigsby -
This Is not only history of the Convention, I776
but the detailed and connected account in print
of the lives and character of the men who compos-
ed it. including Rob't Carter Nicholas Richard Bland
Archibald Cary, Edmond Pendeton. John Blair
Henry Tazewell. Patrick Henry, Richard Henry Lee
Thomas Read, Thomas Lewis, Vim. Cabell, of Union
Hill, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison George Ma
son, and others.
One handsome volume svo. of over 200 pagss-
$l5o. Published by j. w. RANDOLPH
ap 29--lt
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ap 29-St


TTPHOLSTERING AND PAPEK.HANG
~ ING..--The subscriber would call the attent ion
of the citizens of Richmond and surrounding coun-
try, and we'll selected stock of goods in the
above line OF business They consist in part of the
following articles, viz:
Paper-Hangings or Wall Paper, in all the latest
Styles with Border to match.
Also, Fire Screens Curtain Paper, &c.
Curtain Materials, of all the different qualities, with
Cornices, Cords and Tasses, Bands, Gimps. &c.
Oil Cloths of all widths which will be suit En-
trys, Halls and Rooms.
~, 54 and 64 Canton Mating; also, Cocoa Mating
Transparent Shades. at all prices
Hair and Shuck Feather Beds and Lounges
With every article usually kept in the business
All of which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms Having competent workmen the subscriber
is epared to execute ell orders entrusted him with
neatnuss and dispatch.
WIN. A. WALTERS,
No. l40 Main street, Richmond, Va
ap 19---St Old stand of VIM. Booth
~ Wing copy.
TRAP D'ETE COATs.--llade from Eng
~ lish and French Drap D'ete, and the goods
lected with reference to strength and appearance
We call particular attention to our stock of the
above, knowing that it cannot be excelled.
DRAP D'ETE PANTS..--Plain and figured face
made up by ourselves, for own trade, thereby
curing we'll made stock Ito Main street,is the num-
Der of our store, where we would be pleased to show
such goods may be wanting in our line
ALPACA COATS-Black and Drab Alpaca Goats
and Sacks, made up good style. We have large
line of the above goods, which offer at the lowest
kind OF prices for such genteel stock. ALI in want of
Alpaca Coats Pants Vests, would do well to call
on GROSHUNG & TUPMAN,
apps ITO Main street
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Six hundred and twenty-five thousand pounds
Of bulk pork were received at Cincinnati, via
the White Water canal, in two days of the present
week.
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The bod carriers of Louisville, KY, who were
getting d day, have struck for 81 25.
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We are indebted to Smith Il Cosby, Periodical
Dsalsrs. Broad street, for Northern papers.
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WIN. u. Thackeray was smongth passenger
who sailed for Europe In the Baltic, Saturday.
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New Publication.
We have received from Mr.. West, Exchange
Bookstore, Philip RoIlo; or, the Scottish Mus
eusteers, by Capt. James Grant"
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TnLEcRAPHrC NEWS.
REPoKr I'D roR HEDrsrATCH

~-~~-->>-.se>~->,A>S@--~><
Postal A fIairs--1se French Minister
wAsHISoroS, April os.-A long eorfsspon.
dence b in progress beswsen the ross Mssssr
General and the Panama Railroad ConpsnS. re-
latlve 70 the compensation to be receiveo ior car
ryine the mail aerass the Isthmus
M. de Sartiees, tho French Minister. wiz snorty
return 20 his diplomatic functions here, tho ru.
NOR Of change In the French legation os'ns I'M
COugresstOnal.
wAsursaToS. April 2s-Semate-Mr, Hamblin
,r,rodnoad bill to incorporate the Atlantic and
p.n'sc National Union Railroad Company, which
10 rss.rred TO the committee on that subject.
NJ Brown argued that the right of sovereignty
ar The territories had not been delegated TO Con-
orss. and announced that be should vote for the
ssdmission of any State, with sufficient popula-
,,o 70 entItle itself TO Representatives, without
eno,,iring whether the constitution permitted or
excluded slavery.
Mr. Bell, of Tenn, defended 1t. Maury from the
action of the late Naval Board
The Senate then adjourned.
House-The Senate's bill, to remit the duties on
goods destroyed by FIRE, was considered
The House then went into committee Of the
Whole on the State of the Union and adjourned
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The U. 8. District Court for the western Dis.
triet Of Virginia, will commence IN Staunton on
Thursday next, the LIST of May
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Five shares Of Valley Bank stock were sold In
Romney, Va, last week, for &l25 per share.
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Mrs, Mrs. and the Misses Dallas. were present
q TIE Queens Drawing Room, on the 10th inst
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eEcREIARy Macy ARp THE FRgNcH BABY
Wien u. Boilssu, the French Charge HAfairss
wss1 upon the Secretary Of the State to notify him
sDsaany o. the birth Of sop 70 Louis Napoleon he
- sesstvea with the PremieY's wonted courtesy
.ss1tes but sfseF wss all over, isis said that
49,. 1sy ses.d Dot help addise. In friendly wsy
sStSss snaaks gaest DIAL Of importance attaches
Hsss va really ws Aonpfr-N. Y. Tyi.
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TUESDAY in April, ts9fh,l
lass and continue four days.
FIRST DAY.
6weepstake for three year old colts aud hllfes.
500 entrance; $50 f1rfeit-closed the first day OF
February with the following entries g - 30
Mr.. WIN. II. Gibbons nance ch. Z. Nicholas l., BY
imp Glencoe, out Of Mamie Hodes. By wagner. <
Messu Bowie L Hall name ch. T. sonors, BY keg-
lister. out Of Betty Steal, By Steel.
Calvin Green names br. { By Yorkshire. cut OF Mar
~ Morria by Medock-
SECOND kAcK--sAME DAY.
A gweepstske for Ill sges; single dash Of nues
out; eI00 entrance. elo0 added BY the propnesoI
provided three or more Start. Entriee 20 - mses
the Monday previous to the RAGS.
SECOND DAY, (WEDNEgpAYl ~
Propristor's Farce e5oe I've mile heass.
THIRD DAY, {THURSDAY1
Jockey Club Parse $50. Three rails heats.
FOURTH DAY, (FRIDAY1
a 0weepssake for three yesx old colts and hlites:
$500 entrance; Slu0 forfsf--clossd the fret daySf
February with the followina sntxisa: IS. IS
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