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PERSIFER F. SMITH.
Br,yet Major General Commandil. Department
[Incio.ure No. G |
IIIIIU@TITt 0
HEADQUARTERS DtrARrMENr or THE WEST

HFADQTANTFHs DErAKTMFNT or THF WFsT-
fobI IEAEENWORIH, Aug. X, 1856. I
SIR: The General commanding the department di-
reefs that you Wll with the utmost dispatch. organize
Il ioIcc OF complete squadron OF dragons, to be
selected from the most efficient for mounted service,
crlment in this Territory, now thIeateucd with attack
and destruction. Tie remainder of Your command,
with tie exception OF the dsnountcd men of the two
weakest companies, who will be left as the guard OF
the post, will accompany the squadron foot as rifle
men, tie officers 10 be- mounted On arriving at Le-
compton. the officer III command wll report the pres
Of the troops to the Executive Of the Territory OF
Kansas and viii then be- governed by the instructions
which viii be from these headquarters. The SEN
ior officer present with the force TO be- concentrated at
Ur near LccomptOn, will command the whole.
am Colonel, very respectfully. your obed.u servant
GkO. DEAS. Assistant AdJutant- General.
Lieut.. Col. 7. ST. Gro. COOKE,
ri Dragons. Fort Riley X. 7.
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ne r, rriiory have taken The liberty OF exercising
Il, au,hoiiiy in ne vcs,ed in cascs Of INVASION by
ordering out 'hc entire strength Of the 'Vl''n. 10
rendezvous az various points Of the divlon TO receive
further orders.
The oli,c. Of lis > 20 ak Of yon ~ comman1an'
Of mi. district how far your orders require interference
win ;le militia of the rrory. ani whether or not
their being thu mbl.d to pei such n' L'i'n i III
violation of your Instructions
.iu. ST sour moe oa.iirn' se-r,t ..,
M + RICHARDSON. .
Nalr.O..,ra Fr., DIVISION n NJ
T Rrg G,n PFg>isrv ? SWIM.
tonmaudiLs L.s,,r worth k4.,as Te-rorf.
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Enclosure No. J.
HEADgU.kIyH, ErusT iltvrsfos NJ

ffIH.''tN w fIN' TsIUN z
Donphan County, Kansas. August IL.
SIR In addition 10 the extra herewith inclo-ed,
have received reliable information that state of actual
war exists IN Douglas County, and that in other parts
of the Territory within this division, robboii.s and
oiLer tegrant violations Of law are daily occurring by
armed bodies OF men from The Northern States. In
'he at.ence oi al information from the Governor Of
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Dr. G. Riesser a member Of the Hamburg o''' >
paving visit to this country. His - one ol w ~
vaiiouslv cultivated minds Of Germany III "'''"s7
To the Liberal Moderado party, or that Known a. 'n"
Gctha patty and in :he celebrated Diet o f'ankiSr oi
Is.s-9. he. WIKI Gagern and Gervinu' supported the
,,.;.a,in 81, ,b,. King Of Prussia Emperor Of Ger
mary Durrg those memorable days he displayed
o,d di,lectical talents of an unrivaed order.
,.it to the United States viii doubtless be heard
.. when he returns TO Germany. Like NIL honest
ar3 cultivated Europeans DR.. Resserls horor--trcken
nj the spectacle Of a slnveholding Democracy.
An IxclSDIaRy PAPER IN SOUTH CaRoLIsL-The
.SpayfaH6urg Is. c. Express bears the following
motto:
va. boEu free a. Cesar; yoa'-saaAe'pesTe.
Query: To whom does you refer!
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DEPARTMENr OF Srlrr

WAshISGTos, September , 1886 {
SIR: Reliable information having reached the pr,si
dent Il at armed aud organized bodies of men, avonrly
in rebellion against the Territorial Government have
concentrated III such numbers 10 require additional
military force for their dispersion YOU will have the
militia OF the Territory completely enrolled and organ
zed, TO the end that they may on short notice be
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n,.nor.nrrl. n.r,rlrr,r or rur ~. !

Iil ,ugrAHTFl~ l'FPANINfNF oF IHf Nf>is
FuRI IEAyFNWoRT. Aug. i, $50.
Srr: have to ac,uov ledge tnc rcceipt "i your com
uuui,AtInn of The lsih lu-f.. and to ii'ri N"" ""
Car Howc- com, any - Artillery AMI wv" ''ii NM
~ Cayalr, wiz l.avr ih. post tomorrow morning ''
ioin you and that all ;h, osabo iorr az 1r' hiF
la, been directed 20 proceed without delay '' L''''r'
tn.
GfO. DfA>. a.. ai.. A. 4.a... url' 81.
M.or Jof, StDGUI.s Fif- C,,..r,. L.'.Hl I'D.
T. >-Caita.u- De >aussur aAa Bei nave oo.
directed ,o join y"d.
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pOCrMENTs IN RELATION To KANSAS.

From The caiirgiar t1tn sept o.
In order to correct the false and c1ae-rl'et state
mert- ,rardng the condition Of ,hin. the Icr7'"-
~ 4 Kansas and The ac'. .ul purposes Of tn" Gov
erm.nt Il The United Stale -, 20 show the pr''.-'
truth ia both respects. have obtained ami No." puo-
lsL the fr.low.n- ,fcul coTe-porirucc:
ptP.Rrvf>r SrATE.
WA.W>OI1N. Az. -. io'';D
SIR. IT, PR NJ condition oi tl- l'.r'"fy "i MI
-as f,uG' r- yuur dg',- o. toy rrlr highly r. i'-.''
and l,icair. IN 'hc instructions hrr"r'''n c'mn'-
ucat,d to you- Predecessor IN Fehrlar, ..-i. .l 'N'
annual m.>.ag. 10 Cog -r.-- ot 'i -ih "i n" prev 't'
I,ouh,r and .u ORDER --i,i from 70 Va - fa,'-
m,u' printed copi,~ OF which ar. herewith .lrn'-u.
you =, iu4 'h, po, ot 'h, pr.l III fully i.' j.
l. D. ffst. 20 maintain ORDER aDi quiet n I'D" '.'
"' ka. -a-. aa. SECOND. j. ~.uran.'- Occur r'''''
g. 'r.u- 20 rli.,il.ut -, o:i u.. ~.
Should 'ic .uro' which la- h.'n pro' ..l - ~ A.'.
th'-c objects Prove insufficient, For "H lI'i"f'r
mai, Known ,iat iact 90 tie President. flat Do" ma
ta' sU, W.a-u-o. iu r,-4ri t,t''io as - nm .I'J
-.,u 90 T.. demanded ls t'i- ,A-,r,.'- "i ii' ri'-
T. 3. important that o., T., ..4r,' .Aoa! b" kr wen
Informed ~ 10 ih. -fa nf tl ~ n h1i-i- "lb '''
tic -"ulo, 81 Al- Information -AHu.i Do -u'" 10 ..
suic i'- acruturv. You af" tncntI-. directed ny nm
20 .eU.Irl4.,af'. constantly with f- y lt'm ii'.
such ilc's a- D. i- deemed imporal. :" h"'" '-.!
known i,r' sou w.ii caU-, to bc tansn''ci b! ''''
graph wei a. b. mai.
Tie president iu,iu-,~ hope that bt Your 'n' -.'
i'm iaita.i'y and discretion i.c :.-ng g-'y "i ilf
ltois H be- r,-"t'd ai4 ti- p'--on- ihd properly ''
''' ''''N' '' '''' .a. i. WI MARCY.
IL Ek..'.rrv J.H> y. bf f~f-
Gos',.oi 81 het.-. I'-I..'-s-
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brought into iho service Of Ho Tutcl S'a,o. roo,
r,quisiion 81 iic Commander Of tho Military Depart
u.ui m whi,h Kansas Is culraoed you vii furnish hy
conn lauics or ~ imcnt hrigadl- div = on. Ich
uumb,r and comp slil"n Of troops a, from time 70
t,nc YOU may find, hls report o. Won 10 bc uec.ssa
~ for ihc suppression Of all combinations 20 rcss, tho
law of the United State "o powerful % b' .uppne,.-l
Ly ,ic civil authority and for IA" maintenance OF pub.
Lr Order and civil goy"ruuI, ~ The Territory
lam S.r S.. vs. l. MARCY.
t. ri. F1ce..ency Jois " GE'RY.
Governor # ihc Teti'ory . kal." Le,oml'1o.
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WAE prPkRrrFNr AsHlNGroN. sept 5, 1870.
SIR: To- suppress ,usurncronary combinations
noa ust the constituted Government ot the Territory of
Kansas and o or force the due execution of thc law
against armed resistance am nsucioiby the 'r's
dui of the United S.ae~ 20 make thl- ms rcuisilon
uron you for two regiments of foot militia 20 heIur-
nehod 10 Maior-Gcncral l.. +. Smith oi lie United
States Army. CONN audng the Military Department oi
the West Whenever the cNgcncles ot tn Phblc sr-
vice shall induce him Ia cail upon you for ;h' sanL
troops. to be- employed for the purposes above nii-
Gated within the limits of said Territory. Each reg
iuont 10 consist OF
one colonel one leuionantcooncl one major ono
adutant tia. last named Ia boz taken from tlc eutcn-
ANS of the r,glm,ntl one SrSeant-inaJor ana ten
compan,s. Each company To consist oi one captain,
oIc inst lieutenant one second lieutenant, four ser
goants four corIorals two musicians, and seventy
four rlvat's.
G,n Smith will be instructed, whenever he may call
upon YOU tor these troops, Ia detail an officer from hls
command To inspect and muster them into the service
OF the United States at such points as may be- d'ss-
mated by your EXco'lcncy
Very rel pectiully. your ob,diert sery9nf,
JEFFERSON DAVIS Secr"tNy Of War.
Iii. ENc,l,ncy the Governor Of Kentucky ud luois.
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W.R DyP,RrNFNr. W,.HiSGroS, sept. 3, lS5.

W,R DrP,RrNFNr. W,.HISGToS, sept 3, $50.
SIR Your .spat b o.; .1d August and ~ .ncio,ur
-utlic,r'., exhibit tie nadcquaryoi ne force uudr-
,orr command 20 perform the duic, "'Irh have h'n
d,Noi,,d upon yoH in the present unhappy condu0a
oi kousss b. i.c orders and INSTRUCTIONS nrot".ors
communicated TO inccf th,r cXccncy iae Prcrider.
has directed he Governor Cd, he Territory 10 complete
tie enrol mont and ,~lr Ia'on oi The m a, a yOl
VII tui July 30, forth Pre- n,.psed copy 0f letter
addressed to hm hy ne SECRETARY oi STATE AMI tie
Pr'>d'rt has dir'ct" mo to NV To- you that yoa AZ
au'l 'FI' L 'r' n Tine tp 'nc % make rcql'Ou up,n
a., Governor for such l.i, 'orco a- Won Wfs r'gu-.
20 enable you promptly and successfully o ,.Nnl-r
YOUR or,r~ and suppress Instruction ,i~t he GOV
,tiN'nt 81 ne I,.t"'fy OBJ hHisa-, aIi under the
fo , IL, r0qu >tr al ihc officers of thc civil ,o,-
,rlinI VINO may be- "t~truc,i IN '' Que execution
.i z. a. law. should Won uo' l." ahl" - 'erve from
fla, iIa oi karsas he atoq ld'c iorc, n n"sr par-
l,-,. such aal uonH number "i mnNa AZ may h"
n,,,.,nr, VIII b, drawn from the >tat's q" lino. and
K,rtu,Nv ~ shown in fic r,qu.-ton, copy" whicl
is here iice>,d.
Tb. views con.ancd i'm Your instructions 70 tn or
c,rs ,,umanu. tio troops. under dti' oi August ~
af,. m approved. AMI accort o"n'inly wfn The pu'
po-,s - IN, Executive as =" ravo hni h'tl" !" AID IN
f,'uinu To 'p course which n desired You should
,m,u, Ih, position of the in,u. gems, as -aown BY
Vnr letter and D., iuco-Gl-. De- fuai ot open n nh'I
a,nu, tie laws ami con. .itu'."uai AUTHORIZES wrh
.u,h i.au... station oi purpose io s.t'ad ANa'a'"n
p,,r Oh, lnui nS Do lofff lG-ilr.s luih' l'ttiiu1
ID, .,ll-,uec t. voti. a- 20 every -odia whose ha-
l.ruui r,iirg Is 20 piot"ct tn cflons oi NJ own
cniliiV. and only Ia u>c hi> arms against a pubic
crDnv. it canuo, BE- Otherwise than deeply painful ID
b., brought into conflict with any portion al h- fellow
coutlymru. iut patriotism aud humanity \ Ike De-.
uu.r,. tlgi rebellion should h' promptly crushed anl
n, poIetiaiion OF the crimes which now disturb tie
r,a1c and security OF the good pc0pc of The lcrnt ~
g, Kansas should be- ,l,ctually che 'ck"i. You wll,
therefore. cncr.cuca.y employ all th' means witini
vr reach 10 restore the supremacy of law. alNays en-
d,ayou. 20 carry ou your present purpose to prevent
d, unnecessary fusion oi blood.
H. making your rcqUs.,ous for mil a i"rco. You
viii be- governed by Oh" existing organization &" tic
army and thc awS mad" and provided In ~uch cases.
Nhu companies n-m,i--. brigade or div.- on~ ar,
t,,,ut,d H. bc mustered ntp he service "i .he lntct
State. YOU wi. cause them. before ihcy are received,
:o be- muutcy inspected 10y an officer of your eom-
mand appointed hr The purpose.
N.r. r.,i.t .I.. .tII oh,...rf
JFFFFRSON DAVIS -. te tiv - Wa.
= .or General pEK,ittR SNlui. Cumua.l.ng Deplr--
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on any OCCASION youw cause the proclamation Of the
PRECEDENT with which YOU are herewith furnished, to
be- publicly rcad.
an ~ very respectfully. ,our obeden' .'rv.r'
". l. MARCY
Hon WILso, SH,NNoS.
Gov,rror of ihe Terr,ory of Kalsl.
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DoDGING THE LIQUOR LAw.-The "evaders"
in Columbus, Ga, have adopted "a new Post OF.
fee arrangement" This is the plan described by
the Columbus SIM:
1--WE were much amused by q visit which we paid
to new Post Office arrangement on Sunday last,
which has been established on the lower end of
Broad street. 1t has been got up for the purpose
of evading the late Sunday law established by the
ceeds In one end of the room we discovered a
row of boxes numbered as drawers in the Post
Office. Each one of these boxes has a lock and
key, and Is rented out at certain rate per month;
the holder of each box leaves word on Saturday
night how much and what kind Of liquor he wants
in his box ON the following day
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Our chief hope of an amicable settlement Of the
difficulties with Great Britain, lies in the mutual
good feeling of the people of the two Countries
The English people and the people of America are
bound together by ties of interest," and reciprocal
respect and regard which ought to be indissolube.
But no confidence can be placed in the British
Government. Clarendon, Palmerston g. Co. would
have no station in deciding the Central American
question. or any other question, by the sword, If
they can find plausible pretext for so doing Their
organs are continually endeavoring to fix upon
Americans the stigma of seeking a quarrel and
the London Times refuses to accept the declara-
ton of the friendly feelings of America through
Mr.. Dallas, its accredited representative while it
does not even pretend to produce any proof but its
own naked assertion, that our country desires .
war with England-a notion absurd and irrational
on the face OF it.; for how could we wish, with
defenceless coast and commerce, to provoke col.
Esion with the most formidable naval power of
Europe, backed, as she probably would be, by
France, the first military power of the old world.
At the very moment these unfriendly designs are
imputed to as, the government whose organs irn-
pute them, commits secretly the most unfriendly
acts violates our neutrality laws, and interferes
with men and arms in the affairs of Central Anne
RIGA. The recent intercepted dispatch of Lord
Clarendon shows the real temper and purposes of
the British Government. The British and French
soldiers discovered fighting under the Costa Rican
Gag, show that there are other flibusters besides
Walker and his followers. We trust that the pub.
lie sentiment of Great Britain will arrest the mad
policy Of Its rulers. The French alliance in the
Eastern war has not advanced the interests or the
power of England, and an alliance for the w estern
WAT will not enable her to regain the ground she
has lost in the East Possibly Central America
may become the Crimes of this continent, but
there are other fields in which that war will be
waged, An ocean on which the argosies of Britain
win be exposed TO American privateers, and man.
ufacturing towns, which will be more completely
destroyed BY the deprivation of American cotton
than If they were each bombarded BY an army Of
hundred thousand men. That We should suffer
greatly for years from such . contest Ia undsnia
ble but II would At once cement the bonds OF our
Union, and in the end We should come forth with
at least an squaishare Of the honors-sueh a. they
sre-of war.
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apuc1Ax NOTICES.


O. re the vetcrs ef Henrices..The fbls
l6wins certificate hse seen vQlnutarly sens . me
b. some q the met manly Die ssntlsssn g
where have rosias1 nsasly ~ my life. bsve .
number o. ether certificates b my possession, which
you'd take pleasure In showing 70 any gentleman
who may wish to eee then
~. Respectfully, VIM FOLKEs
aWe. ,vhose names are hereto annexed, hearing
that Injurious TO the standing and moral eai
ssfsr 81 m VIZ RoLKEs, have bssn brought against
Nm take pleasure In making the declaration thst
hsvs fnovu Rim kssg and believe him In al respects
entitled to the confidence and respect Of the commu
nifty. - ...;..... 81
the Clark OF the Court of Charles City county hlsd
the ONCE of County surveyor, sna aesSner 81
TT ..S;scsresnn THOMAS H. WILCOX,
ies' RICHMOND T LACY,
JOHN L. WALKER.
WILLIAM T.. STAGE.
ROBERT w. CHRISTIAN,
DANDRIDGE BALL.
April 18th, 1s56.-fmy Pal
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WING CoNvENTIoN.-The old line Wings Of
Maryland, met in convention at Baltimore on Wed.
nesday. and reaffrmed the principles set forth in
the address of the Central Committee of that State
Ia ls40 deprecating prescription account of re-.
ligious opinion, or foreign birth. The convention
declared its intention in the next Presidential
vass, to support only such nominee as may be .
sound conservative national man, able to command
the confidence of the country"
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f,vsAaissososys, N eye mirror, wonderful invssr
lion. by means Of which, through luminous -.
6eesscn Of the eye, the whole interior Of mat or
gan becomes - clearly visible 10 the examinef =
the exterior. The first suggestion pointing 70
wards this instrument says the journal, was
made by NJ Provost, IN the year 1910. He de-
moustrated that the luminous appearance from the
pupils Of many inferior animals never Is seen In
total darkness ID not 1t all the result of passion or
voliton, aud depends wholly upon the reelection OF
light which has entered the eyes from without
Various improvements have been made of the ORR
FINAL instrument, which have rendered Il very sim.
Die and efficient The Journals article on the sub.
iect deserves the attention Of all medical men.
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THE RAILROAD CELEBRATION AT DANvILLE.-
The citizens of Danvile held q meeting Wednes.
day evening to make arrangements for the Rail.
road celebration to come off there on the 10th OF
June. Among the distinguished persons invited
are Gov. Wise of Va, Gov. Morehead of KY, and
Gov. w. s. B. Cabell. A free barbecue Is to be
given. Judge w. w. Crump of Richmond, and
Jos Ssgar Esq. have been invited to deliver Gu.
logiea on the life and character of WhitmeI P.
Tunstall, late President of the Richmond & Dan
Vile Railroad
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DANvILE, May /, 1856.

DANvILLE, May !, 1856.
The Democratic party of this district held con.
vention here yesterday to appoint delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention. MIR. VIM. Clark, of Hall.
fax, and Col Thompson, of Franklin, were the
delegates chosen. Quite an animated discussion
sprung up on the question of instructing them, in
which Messrs. Treadway and Whittle participated
No instructions were given.
Last night the Democrats held meeting which
was addressed by Messrs. Chas Irving of Lynch
burg, and Hugh billiard of Henry.
The Railroad bridge will be ready for the cars
to pass over the Dan river this afternoon.
Yours, CHARLIE
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NORFOLK AFFAIRs.-The residence of w. H.
Arlington was sold Wednesday to Mrs. John Pet
ty of Princess Anne, for 90, 100. A mad dog was
killed in the streets of Norfolk Tuesday. The U.
8. sloop-ofwar Portsmouth dropped down to
Hampton Roads "Wednesday, and sails for the East
Indies to-day. Nearly two hundred seamen ha 7e
been enlisted at Norfolk in the last four months
for the u. s. service. A novel entitled blythe
Landale," founded on the late pestlence in Nor.
folk, Ia about being issued.
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MARRIAGE OF AN AGGRESSION Tuesday last,
Miss Louisa Howard, the actress, was married In
st. Thomas church, New York, to Capt. Charles
Rowley Plat, H. M. 10th Regiment, son of the
Rt Hon. Baron Platt, of England. The happy
pair, after refreshments at the Smithsonian House.
embarked on the steamer Africa for Europe The
fair bride had just concluded an engagement At
Wallack's theatre, N. Y.
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virsinia Medical Journai-The Opthaimo.
acopes

scope.
The virginia Medical Journal Combining the
Journal and Ststhoscope) for May, has been
promptly placed on our table. It contains its us,.I
great variety Of very valuable instructive, and in.
tsrestins articles. We know Of no ADLER medical
Journal In the country, nor none which shows more
dgns Of vitality, vim asd progress, than this peri.
edzcal
The typography and getting up Of this publiea-
non aFe an honor to Virginia There u no mad
cal periodical IN the coustry whish win soupars
wnn = N thsss rsspeets. Altogether, Il y Jour.
~ - which any city IN ne Union might - proua
- present. nanbsr b adorned Win neat Hsh.
pen kaschis and punnayasfs press, q ~
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rv-u 3

At his residence the county Of Caroline y W
O'clock. ON Sunday morning. tho nth April, THOMAs
BtiTLER, In the 57th yesf OF his sss.
On thr TT INIT, ELLEN ALICE. daughter q Use;
w and aeorgisnna 0crdsa, sssd year months ana
DAYS =.
snectfllly Invited to attend the funeral this
sfternoon at o'clock. from the residence Of MI Ed
ward Kerssy, on 18th street.
. The fuuera! sermon Of ALEXANDER, con Of Ed
ward and Mary Ann Ksrssy, win be prsschsd st the
ssme time and place. -.
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~BEAsTIFUL HANDIwoRK.-We saw, yesterday
claster of flowers and fruit in that was remark
able for its close imitation to nature. We have
never seen any work in this branch Of art that sx
celledit. 1t was BY Miss MARIA L. ANGUS, an esti
msble and accomplished young lady Of this city. .
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~A Book for NofhinE: IpstrMctions
0RATIs!-Go to the DAeUERREoTYPE WAGONS,
corner of 7th aud Broad Streets and get one or
Of JOHNSONS Fifty Cent or Dollar Pictures for
your friends; and he will give you his Treatise on
az learn the various processes used in the art Re-
member his prices are low He who does large busi'
ness can sell cheap johnson with his assisants take
very large number of Daguerreotypss daily He can,
therefore, sell you larger pictures for so CENTS and
ONE DOLLAR, than you can get elsewhere they
are in the best style He has been many years in the
business. Good pictures taken in any kind OF wealth
ar az the lights in the wagons built for the pur-
pose. DAGuEhhEULfrE wASONo,
nv 1s.ln* Corner 7th and Broad streetss
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~ The attention Of the citizens of Mlss-
WaN,s iMPROVED CHEMICAL YEAST Oh BA.
TING POWDER They sre warranted to 80 farther,
and aiye more general satisfaction than any ether
pfsSp psnsrsd by y. r. JACKSON and for sale by all
~ n k eity. my2
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~BeautifuI Hair! The Greatest DIsco.
vyay or THE ACE.-PELLETIER's GOLDEN FLUID
;nsnres soft glossy and luxurious growth OF Hair,
removing dandruf and all diseases Of the scalp ana -
the only preparation known that will prevent ts is
nS out OF turning srey restoring srey hair to is on
aina color Its delightful perfume and many virtues
has made it indispensable TO the Toilet fnee zoc.
H''''''' 'H' BENNETT BIZ BEERS FISHER.
rvests Richmond.
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Two Americans have been arrested in London
charged with robbing hotels. One had passport
from Mr. Dallas to 60 TO Paris as bearer Of dis
patches
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-02

SHOCKING CAUSE OF DEATH.-On Tuesday last
q drunken man In South Boston, Mass, gave some
gin to q child of two years old, which threw the
poor infant into commissions, and 1t fingered until
Thursda when il died
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-02

" Doc MULES AND CoLLARs-Mr. THOMAS
How has sent us from his handsome establishment
very neat specimens of dog muzzes and collars
articles which probably To be called into requs-
ton under the ordinance of the City Council de-
priving dogs of the liberty of speech. they to
be muzzlsd, the operation cannot be more genteely
performed than by the means supplied by Mr. How.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-02
Depot ON Fire.

NEW YORK, May 1.-The New Haven Railroad
Depot, on Centre street, was partially burnt this
morning, 1t is an immense structure, covering
four blocks. A large number of tenants occupied
the premises, and the loss is large.