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sy the President Of the United states


IN pursuance ofa FRANKLIN PIERCE, Pesden, o. the Uni
I'D states AmsIa ohsssby decsse and make
ssse s y sass w y - hss n s. @ s.sa Sssa~Ssssd No
s q y SALT @ E -, u. sssn q a. 2" mSs
undenaentonsa so~nslp. and fractional
townships, via
SorA Of tho sa.s line and vest u as rs,aspai sp,ds4a
Tae ISLANDS situated township aonyesen, Of
TWO in sseoa ioas o a .sssa q 'Sts
nse aad section Iyhrse, township oynss ofranso
Township for,y nine ofraase ten.
Townships seven loay nine and my q sass eleven
Townships or sree, foy and forty ofrsnse twenty
..s .ss ss q g ..:s s:s ..a
Township forty nine range twenty sevea.
Townships forty eight forynine and hyone 'franse thirty
townships forty eight iorynine my, and anyone, range
township. tor.y-ave any aud ANY one Of range AirysI
Tbs unsppaprs,sd lands sections twenty i've.
six sve and thirty = z o. Mand
oa a. Sy of August or he disposal public land. III
oalsd within the following named townships and Ss' township
HorA oJ sAs sae line and ws.t of Yv.nesaI mudm.
Township thirty -seven Of range twenty seven. .a
Townships thirty and hif Of range swentynne
North Of fAe base line oT tAs pyiacysi meridian
Certain islands situated in the following .scons g wit. IN
three heen and twenty four township
ss ,sson ,s wess % township twenty
% ns y .s ass 'n
sections twenty nne thirty
thrylous township thrtyone, Of the same range. t
Appropriated by law for the OF schools military
purposes, together with those swamp and oyehowed and
the scs eassd IAN &C, ots,
swamp lands within their limits approved
September s1in be excluded fAs sales
The offering the above lands win BE- commenced on the days
proceed in the order In which they
Used despach until the whole shni have
closed bu sale shall be
OF Of the lands
admitted until after the expiration Of the two weeks
hnnd the Of Washington this hh day
April, Domini thousand eight hundred and nty
\ by the President. FRANKLIN PlERCE.
THOS "A. HENDRICKS,
s Commissioner Of General Land OEcs. stea M 3ae
-F8 NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS. s aHE
Every entitled % the righ q g any Of tho
townships md OF townships above
establish tho TO the satisfaction of the
land office and make
ht otics and before the
the pubic OF the lands
/ THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
ttA ..&s&a Commissioner the General Land Office.
April S-lawl3w Intel. and Star]
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kpestacles.

GOLD, silver and plated spectscIe eye glasses sc Of
VI all perifooa periscopc, parabols glasses
long experience peculiar advantages In selecting glasses
adapted 70 the eyes ofwesrers .
s9a Penn, avenue between Ninth Tenth streets
Janq a.
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pror-.s,ons, Not,ee.

CONWAY ROBINSON Richmond Yania, practises Rich
mond in the Of appeals snd DATED states courts and ai
washington city in The Supreme Court
Letters 20 him win be directed 70 Richmond Virginia
sept ie-~tnw6w ~ Us .~ a.
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NEMBERs Of Congress and yisiters to washinSton
vi respectfully Informed TAYLOR Il MAuhrs
Book and Stationery Stoo 9Th they will
requirements, Their extensive stock addition
important works. department oftersnre scien
and
New hooks received Immediately publication
Weekly mpouauons from England
. Calhoun = Works, volumes ....r#. u.
Jefferson Works, q volumes
Websern Wofksi vo's autograph edition
/ Evcrctts Ofations and Rpeeches, volumes
Clay's Private Correspondence, ! volume
D. =. PreI,sss Memoirs, volumes
Rsnefofi's History Of the United States, volumes
staiesmnn's Manual, 4 volumes
Htckey's Constitution, volume
Jedsrsou's Manual, volume
The Constitutions OF the United States voiums
Eiofs Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
Marshis Orators and Statesmen, volume
6torys Works, volumes
Lives OF Chief Justices OF the United snfes, volpme
Liehers Civil Liberty and Selfaovernment,
Wrts Life Of Patrick Henry, ! volume
r. Kennedy's Life of Wir, p volumes
Gariand's LII. Of John Randolph, volume
g.. Party Leaders, by Baldwin, volume
Dc Tocqueviile's Democracy in Ameries, volume
The Federnls, volume
Grmkes Nature and Tendency Of Free destinations volume
Constitutional II sxt book, IL volume
Careys Past, Present. and Future, 1 volume
Seamanis Progress OF Nations, A volume
hcEiligou's American Debater, 4 volume
Future Wealth OF America volume
Smiths Wealth Of Nations, 4 volume.
Every description OF Amecsn, Enr-u French STATIONERY
the hnest qualities, at the lowest prices.
visiting cards engayes aEa printed with rrompvude
- TAYLOR 4 MAURfs,
pec7-dn Near eh street
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Il Osr LAND DkSARRANT.-Whereesa nj was .
sued from The oce, The 10th day of Jue Rider
Wnder No - 4 fer s0 mailed him
Maryland and whereas said
has become ios', the give that expiration
af sir weeks from the date hereof application win
Comms~aer Of Pensions fv duplicate land Men
one sospsr
CHAs. ". wINDER, Attorney.
RIDER u. wiNDER
Dec l0-1swSw
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The these ships will be for gold silver
bullion, cwelry unless
adng signed therefor and the value
May l-dn
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
W FIRE, Aagsss, and Lsiana issauonos. st5s}. g

PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
a Fire, Aa,sss, and i.iaad issayanos. st2s 60,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
$I,sos,I5I rs.
FARMERS, AND MECHANICS, INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA
0ee norassss corner Of aysnus and Seventeenth
ssrset, WasAiagsoa, ID. o.
DIRECTIONS
Hon Thomas B. Florence, Charles Dmsee,
Geosse H. Armstrong, Thomas Mandsrneld,
ShaIies A. kublcan, Edward X. Heimbold,
George Hembela, y. Carroll Brewster,
THOMAS b. FLORENCE, 4ci ssssi, + 'rrs.iasu.
EDWARD II. HxLaBoLD, Secretary.
H LOCAL SURVEYORS. aa
an Gaass wsl,ss Tsn,o No ga street. opposite c Hal
James Williams No. ~ AZ .es, ana virginia avenue Island
John Risses, No sol Thirteenth street. below rennsyyana
captain r Levy No. o7 rsnn'ysa avenue opposite
~ GENERAL suPERINTENDENr.
fl VI John Iholnsson. sl M 4sFl8.
rhs cuisines, Of this company win voaby with
IL ds q assu Ausu. @ % T. s United suites
io hc pIemsums received large
only forty siI hundred sixty iossss repored
s ssgs
;na @ ns security offered ina. Al
y % < q PsGs IA
srsasoaTs ssNs S5x
conveynces 10 or from portion EUROPE AMERICA
II - -7N---
The Of low as other companies and in
liking hem every Improvement and
viii be taken into consideration. lVlNT WI
AZ Al losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
once northwest avenue Seventeenth
street, Washington city, u. Q. s T0-l \ ~ mn z
's Es. s !. .s ss s.sss s Z. srs
And other principal cities Of the United by
officers OF the company.
June i3-diy t1
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O$r rwARHANT,The unde, signed gives public thai
IL etbs expiration OF sir weeks on this notice
OF Pensions duplicate land
lieu ~ issued The 97th February 1856 eighty
No. 229 Owen myck, which has 70
hand. III. LUNfklN, Attorney.
OWEN MYRfCK.
wAsnrsoros, y. O., December 9, 1855.
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Phiiadelphia, Niagara, and Great Western Line.
DAssENGERs depot the Philadelphia Road
ing Railroad Company (Broad aud Vine suesU daily al *
q. IN,
Fare 70 Shieaso,... Wy vo
Deuoit-. 10 w
niagara ~ W
bunalo .......,sfs.. ~ w
Cahhhuaigua.-. Q w
&" . w
Freight Philadelphia Reading Depol
BROAD Cherry daily Chicago and intermediate
Arrangements have made which insure despatch
JOHN TUCKER. President
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad ComHsy.
Feb l6-da
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No. b5sl
H Notice

Of witAdrdVai Of lands in Florida and Alabama,
IN pursuance act entitled An grnnne puhc Iand
In alternate sections, TO the States OF Florida Alabama
aid in the OF certain railroads satea,r
proved i7th 1856, all the land lying miles
each side of the following railroads and branch named
10 wit from st. Iohn's vc Jacksonville Of
Gambia Pensacola Amelia isiand,
% the waters of Tampa bay, with branch TO Cedet Key
Gulf of Merco. texcep Of
ton with The Cedr key branch and from reasscoia, Florida
Montgomery habama-have, by
Suspended from safe and location until further
under hand the General Land Once,
Washington, this twenty third day OF May, 1855. #.
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
May 2f-law6w [star fntei1 Commissioner.
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Notice Of Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned give notice they this day
tied partnership under the dm Of Appleton Go place
OF business is the city OF BALTIMORE for purpose buying
selling stocks nstes drafts foreign and domestic exchange bond
and checks, the
exchange busDess that William Stuart
Howell reside in snid city general parnes George
Rust resides in Loudoun county Virginia Is special partner
that said George Rust has contributed capital
common stock The sum Of twenty thousand dollars cash and tha
the said partnership this 18th day March,
10 terminate ON the 18th day Of March, 1857.
WIN. STUART APPLETON,
+HEEi III W. WELL, &f4 t'a
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, of Virginia.
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HAVING associated ourselves together indicated
Ill tender services purchase
stocks con foreign and domestic exchange collection
Of sight and time bills negotiation Of ioans bond bills
business public
Of moHey We will make city eoiecons, depostes pay
checks and allow interest standing -a
We have secured the services of Mr. LAWRENCE r. BAYNE
(of the late 6rm Of Seden Withes Co., Washington d. Oh
will his undivided
house, and all Of his therein viii be fully recognised by
aFHt APPLETON 4 CO.,
April 3--6w 81 tGeT 2l4 Baltimore street.
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Of The remoral e tie land office from Lebanon TO Centre
..as1 G in he&dte of Alabama.
accordance with the
"An auhonzing changes In the location Of land oces
approved March 3 1885, hereby declared
Office for sale OF public
OF ALABAnA will be removed the CrsTMr said
State, and after thirty July next
Given under hand, the city Of Washington, I'm
June, A. ID. 1856
By Of the President, @ 3EH s# a"Ea#.
= ......... ..e THOS A. HENDRICKs, E....
Commissioner General Land Onfee.
June l6-law6w Intel. osarl
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uEuCAN HOUSE, uanov~r Street, Bostons ny
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged, and elegantly furnished possessing
M oi the traveTiins psblie, " ~
bee Il-Hu
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PROPOSED pAyss OF rAILIzs.
Ftom Nsu Yorh K,a,n LfSsraoo

HOWARD X. COLLINS,
No, So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 co.,
~ Austin Fiars, London.
n. q. WAINWRIGHT x CO..
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WrTsrd Wisdom Of the Rev. sydney ss~ssn by Duyo
w kinok. Sl as
The Life the Finn Century
Christ imaginary biography founded fact. BY j. Tai
boy Wheeler, r. r. q. y. voia.
The Hugueoot Eriies, historical novel rs cents.
Mechanos Tables, containing ocT
eles and SIDES Of equal circumference of sngsa
hoops cutting of boiler plates, &c. Ac; by Charles 1a
well, marine engineer. so
lntroduchon TO the stndy Of An by N. A. Dwight o.
Life Sketches from Cosmon Fsha tales
by Mrs, Julia T.. Dnmont. <
The Rise and Progress OF English Consultation; by T.
Greasy, N. A. Third edition. 81.
n. q. Trench, n. 10. rs cents. .t..#
Just pubished and for sale TAYLOR A MAURYS
June ~ bookstore, ah e.
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THE Letters Of Madame dc S.vtgne Daughter
aud Friends edited ny Mrs !. ials. ! vol. Ai9
The Letters OF Lady Mary wortley Monasu edited BY mrs So
rnh y Hale. 4 vol. 81 as.
MAY ~ FRANCR TAYLOR.
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Proposals for Erecting the Post once and
Courthouse Mt Windsor, Vermont.

Dec Is-aa~usFeb tIoi. ana 8
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Caution--Lortery Frauds.

Dee I5--2awtl6Feb lint Star
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

The election IN this city for shefihf, Common
wsaiths Attorney for the Circuit ,ourt and three
Commissioners Of the Revenne, to * place yester
dsy. But very little interest was excited, except
among The immediate friends of ths various cand'
dates and everything passed of in the most qniet
manner, II we sxcspt . slight fsrushs that took
place on Broad street, between three young men,
which was speedily settled. We give the result
in each ward, at the close of the polls: ,s+.s ~
JEFFERSON WARD s
Sheig-P. p. Winston $40; VIM. N. Tinsley
1917; II. X. EHyson l.sesk ss5ss. sas9 g1ss3
5l3s ~ 4S ae&sea r aass IS ee4s8
Commissioners of the Reuenne.-John II. Fran
cisco 800; Edwin Burton 465; George A. Hundley
225; Valentine Brown 80; James N Walker 40;
John A. Hicks &C., John r. Garter A; j. N. John
son 80; w. r. Poitiaux7 VIM. Fl. Graves 10; A.
z fE8ssg MADISON WARD. Ts eAs
CommoneenltAs Aaoruey.-M Mar johnson 500;
Obediah Evans l.
Commissioners Of Rerenue,-Edwin Burton 5ss;
John M, Francisco 4o6; George A. Hundley go;
james N. Walker 35; j. w. E:ulIingtou 90 J. w
Brown 25: T. H. Lambeth 2l;i VIM. H. Graves 90:
j. NJ. Davis 6; A. w. Lambert 3. y s1sT3f.
5&e@ MONROE WARD -
Sheriff.. P. Winston 600; w. n. Tinsley 54s.
Conmonnealta's Anorney.-M johnson l,07l; @.
B. Evans III.
Commissioners Of Rerenne.--Edwin Burton 962;
John Francisco 802; g. A. Hundley 3s5;J f.
Carter 2O2.. ]. N Walker 179; J. NJ Johns on I57;
J: A. Hicks 1l6 V. Brown a.; ]. w. Burlington
7e; w. H. Graves 81; b. Slade 80; A. w. La mbert
~; r. H. Napier g.
REHABILITATION, +.
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PnMHArAN CnuNrY. Nav If.

N
Mtssrs. Editors s.-I accented few dsys sipea an
invitation AZ the hands of Cant Henry y Miller of
Chesterfield county 70 attend 4 party at his house
here he said some of his friend, woad meet me -
The party came off on last Monday evening At The
usual hour hn company with several Iadies and gem
temen) started for the Captains splendid mansion
had scarcely placed my foot upon his generous soil
when my eyes and became witnesses of the fact,
that tho most splendid preparations had been made
for the reception of those who might think proper
honor the Captain with their presence. In few
conds reached his beautiful dwelling. in the porch
of which great many gentlemen were seated. Ar
ter stopping long enough to accost those whom |
knew, and be introduced to Others started for the
parlos. Grand and imposing indeed wss this change
of scenery. In corner Of the room were seated
two iddsrs from the city of Richmond. tuning their
instruments fer the much desired and much admired
"dance.n In q few minutes the dance 10 begun, and
then with grace. ease and dignity could be the
fair daughters Of Chesterfeide Powhatan Nottowsy,
Amelia and Prince Edward, gliding and skipping,
beautifully aed scientifically. sgEs
In short time, 1t became evident that some OF
those OF more mature years had also caught the dam
cling contagton In truth il seemed as If "sid age"
animated BY the memory Of past years, and obliv-
ous entirely Of his natural leaped into The
gddy dance and thence bid Distance TO the unerring
attacks OF 'Time!n On that night "old age" seemed
perfectly reiuyenated.
Now what 1t was that 90 completely charmed ssold
age' cannot say with certainty bat am rather In
cned TO think It was that sple ndd display of beau
~ and eoqaence combined aided no doubt in part by
the splendid music Of Messm henry Meter, jr, and
g, P. Bondursnr, Frasier, and others These young
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BURNING OF THE ST. LOUIS HOSPITAL The
ST. Louis Democrat of the 10th, has description of
the burning of the City Hospital there The
structure cost 100000 and was insured for S3 OOo
The building was not entirely destroyed. The
Democrat says:
AS soon as it was seen to be impossible to ga We
the building, DR.. Banster, the Hospital Physician.
and Mr. Roberts, the Steward, turned their whole
attention to saving the patients, who numbered
about ninety-six. Several women living in the
neighborhood lending the most valuable and ener.
getc assistance and at last every patient had been
removed beyond danger, and with no other iniu.
ries than the exposure to the damp morning air.
and the great excitement into which all were
thrown. One patient, however, who was lying
sick of broken leg, sseverely jostled while be-
and separated the bone which had begun to knit.
while the patient was being removed. : :
The scene is described as one of the most thrill.
ing character. The alarm was very great with
those confined to their beds, but the steady cour.
age and hearty efforts of those who came to the
rescue conquered all difficulties and saved many
lives.
But one life was lost, poor lunatic whom the
excitement had made more frantic than ever after
being conveyed out of the building ran back and
was Last seen on one of the porches shying his hat
at the burning walls A gentleman, in making
an effort to reach him, was quite severely burned
The loss OF this Hospital to our city is great
calamity. 1t was very large-the new extension
having been occupied for a period of not more
than SIX months, and wed in the completeness and
beauty of its structure with that of any other
similar structure ip the West
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HOTELS.
mYGETA m0TEiI.aij1,.iS'' m0TEi..-.asij51I,..iDS' POIN,


HfGEIA HOTkl-~OID POINT COM.
foRTe-This deli shtfai summer RESORT The
most inviting on the Southern Seaboard and for At
traction interior TO none in the country convenien,
water region, in broad view of Hampton Roaas an,
the Chesapeake Bay, and with an extensive niitsrs
post beside IT. las passed to the proprietorship OF tbs
undersigned, and viii be opened for the pubic recsn
ftos the 10th day OF June, after which date IL VIII
not be again closed.
Disease at Old Point Comfort, at anx .s..., ..
slnacst unknown. For health II NAV be sa,a ,,Saas
torivsi the most secluded watering place OF the noun
tain interior: that the upander may feel no ri.l
IN going down to test the attractions ths
lo~isnd retreat
The proprietor has engaged fer the general sun.,
intenaeuce Mr.. Joseph B. Stegai, OF Richmond TAI.
tude fer the trust he has assumed while his nvrn a.
pervison will guard che comfort of yisitor. and th
reputation of the establishment.
my Ism JOS. sEoAR
fIrHE COTTAGE HOTEI. ar A.hlaus1- /.
4 now IN order fot the reception Of bosrders By
the day, week, month or year.
To persons engaged in business in Richmond who
msy desire to be within resch of their families
necessary facility is afforded by the transit OF three
trains daily each way, between the two places whilst
each Sunday, commencing with the fret Sunds v
the 4;hl in May, special train will leave the de not
Shockoe Hlli at o'clock 4. NJ, and return about
sunset for the accommodation OF those who May de-
sire to unite in the religious exercises of the day in
the village.
The Chambers of the Hotel and adjoining Cote ses
provided with gas the Is equal to any in the
State, and the location proverbia for health whilst
In addition the extensive and well arranged grounds
of the estahshe-t furnish facilities for exercise and
recreation surpassed by other place of the kind.
THE PR0PRfETORS. .
Z. s. The regular passenger trains OF the Rich
mond Fredericksburg * Potomac Company st top at
the Hotel daily, for breakfast and supper.
Ashland, Hanover Va,
Nav 4. 1876. S-2m
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The cigar makers in the United States are 4
hold National Convention in the city of New
York, on Wednesday, the I'd day of July next.
Websters large library at Marshfield, it is said
did not contain single ntidel book.
The reports from the growing wheat crops on
James river, Va, are highly favorable.
Sally Mills was found dead in Motifs Run
Spottsylvania county last week.
The barn of John B. Gray, in, Stafford county,
Va, with 500 barrels of corn, and q quantity OF
farming implements, was burnt on Tuesday night
last. .s-v 49,
Capt James Lindsay an old resident of Louisa
county, Va !, died there last week.
VIM. F Eisley, Editor of the Port Gibson, Miss,
Herald, died on the 9th inst.
Gen. William Carey, formerly an active politi.
Dian of New Hampshire, died at Maiden, Mass,
Tuesday.
George E. Boston and John Sharp, of Winches-
ter, Va, were among the injured by the late
Panama railroad accident
The Philadelphia papers announce the death,
in that city, of the venerable and distinguished
literatour, Redwood Fisher, Esq. a
The Ohio State fair forl856, to be held at Cleve.
land commences On Tuesday, the 23d of Sep.
tember next.
The father of Mr.. Stephens, the celebrated trav-
eller, died of nephritis, at New Brunswick, N. j.,
on Monday evening
The Bermuda potato and arrow root crop, It Is
feared, will prove short one, owing 10 the severe
winter,
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THE GRAssHcPPERs.-Whrre Iney come From -
The Franklin, Tenn, Review has the following:
Our young friend, r. III. Hudgens, who resides
upon Big Harpeth, six or seven miles above Frank
lin, brought intoour Office on Monday an apple
1--WE don't know what else to call it) grown upon a
hickory tree, In the hollow of which were myriads
of very small grasshoppers He was fishing on
the river and found the balls or apples growing
upon the tree. and on opening one of them. he
found 1t inhabited by thousands upon thousands Of
these little troublesome creatures
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MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE The Stevens
Point (Wis) Pinery, gives the melancholy intelI
gepce of the loss Of the wife of Mr., VIM. Averill
and her two daughters. Mr. Ayerill was going to
In two canoes. In his own were his wife, four chill
dren and an assistant This canoe struck tree,
swung round and capsized. Mr., Ayerili caught his
son as he came up, and reached the shore with
him so exhausted that he could not stand Mrs A.
appeared ON the surface once with her babe and
then sank. The oldest girl was mot seen after the
accident. A younger one foated near the shore,
and was rescued with great difficulty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

FROM RIo.-A letter from Rio Jainero cad oil
March, says that three hundred and sixty.seyen
Chinese laberers had been landed for government
service The Emperor had contracted with an
English house for further supply of six thou
sand, who would be employed in cultvatins tea
In the province OF st, Paul Rio was very heal
thy. The celebration of the Easter festival and
hold avs had not been concluded
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nJ9TICE.-I have removed my office from
the late Constsble's office my residence Mar
and Fridays, from sunrise to sunset, each day. to
transact any business connected with the late High
CoHstable's Office of Richmond f
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"Sambo, whar you get dat watch you wear to
meetin' last Sunday" How You know hab O
watchi "Bekase seed the chain hang out the
pocket in front" "Go way, niger spose you see
halter round my neck, you tink dar is horse inside
OBJ me-" eH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

The Revenue of British India shows deficit of
about twelve millions of dollars compared with ex
penses. The military expenses there amount to
over $6,0oo600 The receipts from opium fluctu.
ate from year to year. ranging from 81 0O0, 600 to
93000000, and would probably be cut off altogeth.
or in case the culture of opium should be at any
time generally allowed in China