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to send, without deiay, their address to the IN
dersigned, and thek will be furnished with ii
business which VIII yield them from ore to
two hundred per cent, profit. ! hey win please
state what Newspapers or Periodicals they
have canvasscd for. Persons who have not
hitherto acted as Agents, but who wolid like
to engage as such, will also please send their
names, Post-oflice address, County and Staie,
written plainly
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NEW YORK
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APRo-sLATERY PAPER II KAEsAs.

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V1HE +" "SQUATTEB SOVEREIGN'' vii
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FELLOW, KELLEY & LAREY. Mr. p. II. I.arey.
formerly of OranGaburg, South Carolina. hav-
hing purchased one-haife the paper. Therl
will be no chcnsc in the po.isicai complexion
of the paper py his edd.t.c--, : NJ. L1rey is
a Democrat, and one WIN htssllad experience in
conducting Democratic paper 1t will be the
aim OF the editors to make the . Spvereign'' the
| most acceptable paper in Kansas Territory
Now that our fabors in kaasas arc a5o't 20 be
rewarded by undoubted success, we viii have
more time to devote TO onrcoIumns. Oar terms
are 81 60 per annun, invariably in advance.
The necessity of sustaining Southern Or
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who desire to see the institutions of the South
perpetaated, should feel it their privilege ans;
duty to contribute something to assist in the
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Al of which have been selected with especial
reference to this market.
Our stock of Goods is new. and has been
chosen with great care; and we tiatter oaFseises
that those who viii take the trouble to cali and
examine for themselves cannot fail to be pleas
ed with our assortment.
We hope By strict attention to business and
fair and Impartial dealing towards all. TO merit
aud receive a liberal share OF public patronage
.l3-:f CoXWELE < SPENCER.
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- is constantly receiving isae old Liquors
Wines and Cigars; also general assortment OF
eReiee merchandise always on hand. s1tf
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COR. SECOND AND FRANCIS sps.,
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Late of beonyiiie. Late of Yosti s sSs,isiLs.
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Poisoning Ten.

Northern contemporary has the hardness of
heart TO intimate, that the Chinese will In ali
probability, avenge themselves upon the outside
barbarians, by sending whole csrgoes Of poisoned
tea to every part of the universe. BY this inge'
nious device, no one but Cinnamon will be left in
the world, the enemies of that excellent people be
aunihilated and the crowded population Of China
dad an outlet which will greatly relieve the Cees-
&ial Empire Green tea Il already doctored with
Prussian blue, and by adding shade or two more
of blue to the green, good many nice little tea
p.rt,es will BE- spoiled. Think Of an animate d
oir.le of scsudal mongers, In the midst of deli
.lou. compound of Tyson and gossip, seized with
tie papgs Of An insdous poison and perishir g
themselves by the very ssimulsnt which had Incl
sed them to such frequent asaassinations OF the
good names of their ueighbors. 1t is suggested
BY our Northern contemporary, that each chest
Of tea arriving from China, should be inspected
aud analysed, but 1t is not perfectly certain that
Che poisOns used may not be vegetable, and of
sach novel nature as to make their presence
hardly distinguishable by the chemist. The posi-.
biiity Of the peril, thus suggested, should instil
moderation into the minds of the wholesale tea
dealers, who, having laid In . large supply, are
cheering on old Palmerston to . long end bloody
war. For, should box Of tea, with too much
"Prussian blue" ind it, way to this country, the
PROFITS Of the tea dealers may be poisoned as we'll
40 their customers. On the whole, the prospect for
next summer 10 decidedly blue; sugar rising, tea
ditto, II not worse nurran among the cattle In
1urcpe, hogs dying In this country Of distillery
cholera, ffait all killed, whsa. half dead, and Eli
Thayer and the comet both at hand.
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FULL LENGTH PAINTING PREvEETHD.-The
nav invention Of steel franc for ladies jupons te
rest upon is Of such great weight for the hips thai
II Is not likely 10 become general; yet for those
who srs liable to faint, II has certain advantage
There 10 no possibility Of falling. Here 10 q case
in noins taken from . Paris paper:
At ono of the most elegant balls Of the season in
Rue o. Bonors, there vss great alarm among .hs
guests oee:honsa BY the nIiine OF chandelier in
disssiy under II At &hs mover A. but SONS sersam
with the surprise Of tbs srssh, general laugh fol-
lowed the aissovsry that no o.e VS. hurt Bat, a
nor Of the apartment and there stood the stout b.
rosess do -, her hssd fallen bask End her Arms
han sins nerveess at her sides but otherwise app.
rsutly en- her feet Pho steel pstticost sustain cd
her AZ complete - the ssmi.punpkil ssssains ths
candle on the huskisg- floor. She had tainted, but
Only Ia bust.
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Houl PsRsons FaozsN TO DsATH--Four per.
sons bsstst makers, were found dead sunday morn
ipx asar tho sAehusstts line ion the mountsiz)
in the to~s Of Pstsrshursh. Sheir nsmss were
Amsza Blew, and his wife Hannah Slew, apparently
40 years of age; Yaus Curtin AID her soa Henry
They ell resided in Wiliamstown. They came over
to Petsrsbsrsh laat week, with . stock of bssk.ta.
most of which they disposed off, sHd Friday bought
three bottles of whisksy two Of which they drank
and while in state 81 iutoxisstion froze to death
The snow was foot and half deep On the me q a.
tain and In different places there were snow drifts
six or eight feet high Attached to the company OF
basket r5akers, was . faithful dog that was found
living between the dead bodies. He fou zht with des
perstiou the persons who came to take the bodies
away, and when he could do more be followed
the corpses SO Pesrsbursh and insisted upon being
near them Troy IN. " Budget
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TIE REsuLT OF THE BRITISH ELEcrIo'1
The London Press, paper opposed to Lo'u ..u,,
merston and his ministry. thus sums up inc
Of the late elections for Parliament:
OF the eH members Of the House OF 60" Somc sx.
wards OF $40 have already been rssurns ussousd
esllent membera whose faces we YER ss ists Psria-
to see on the opposition side IN IT, to soem
msnt will be missing in the oae s,, Ss intact. Not
ble, bat the staff Of the party wiz vsh cannot be
member oft viii be missi1g. Pc - shs most law
said Of the ministerial staff 10 spite eo.r members
ish exercise of Treasury ishssnes. from their
of the rovsrsm,nt have hess sxPenS Horek was
seau bv nonuinr eonssitseseiss Ios.i.y a clos.
dsf..t.a ~ por.,moush, Admiral sSrnsy bils Hr
cs.,sr and Hr Trsderisk Pee. s. "a nom Csr.
BslI ths Ip,d.r eserstary for Irea.c. rotsYnsS BY
low And h. r.sisnsd all hope OF getting
~ smi.stion Of the eonssrvstiss -. ...ts
,.in.in ~. b.roushs proves that, 1sdus .hs con
s;a.,I los. thou lovsrsment i.hsehs:; 49, no.i
,inr !. ,bs boron Chs BY this election. ~ IL. Th.
s s,un with she counties, We frankly adnn so
the o,position will probably be from 70 80 ~
.s,ts Pho Pssntes are completely e1nnes,seS .
M CALDWELL Mr. Mastsrson, Sir ) HOG Lore \
Harvey, Mr. j. n. sutton, the two ehilimsreG n I.
a Palmer Cart Lasan, and some others have siIhe,
resigned their eats been defeated in the sse"P
TO retain them.
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AYisilancs Committee.

One Of the New York journals lntimatss that be
tween the conflicting jurisdictions constructed for
the government of New York city, by the Black
Republican Legislature and that under the au.
thority Of Mayor Wood, it may be necessary to
organise Vigilance Committee, a Ia San Fran.
CISCO to administer justice and preserve order in
the great metropolis Tho confusion worse con
founded" which Is abou: to be iuaug1 rated in
Now York, 10 the work of the self styled Repub-
iican party the most tyrannieal party on the face
Of the earth. The audacious assumption of au u.
thority by the majority In the New York Legisla-
turs, over shs riahts and franchises Of New York
city, show pretty clearly what the same party
wsuld do ii they had the ascendancy in the Ma.
tional Legislature. with the rights and interests
Of The Southern States.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENr.-As the through
freight train going west last Saturday morning
approached the crossing Of the N w. Turnpike
road, one mile east of Clsrksburg, Va, drove OF
cattle belonging to Mr.. G. T. Beale, OF Mason
county were passing that point, the engine knock
ed down . large OK and carried the OK some w or
30 yards, when the train was on the tresses tnia
side of the crossing Here the :ressles broke down
aud the engine and tender fell through to the
ground. young man. named Hoy, who was on
the engine with the enginsman, jumped OF as the
engine was going down, bu: happened to fall I'M,
der II. aud was crushed to DEATH larksburg 90.
Register
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New Publications.

Biographical and Historical Sketches. By T
Darlington Macauley." The book contains some
Aashins portraisures Of distinguished characters
by ono of the most brilliant essaysts of the age
though An unreliable biosrapher and historian -
Published BY Appleton & Co, New York Fol-
sale BY J. Woodhouse, Richmond.
1.-THE Americans In Japan" This Is an inter-
sstiug abridgemsns of the Government narrative
Of the United States Expedition to Japan, under
Commodore Perry, by Robert Tones. New York :
Appleton l. 90. For sale BY j. Woodhouse, Rich
nond
Things Not Generally Known" This is pop.
alsr hand book Of facts not readily accessible In
literature, history and science Edited by Daniel
A. Wells. The editor says that the volume is
based upon = work bearing the same general
aits, publshsd In London during the past year by
Mr.. John limbs. the well known author and com.
pilsr Of several popular works. The rapid sale o.
more than twelve thousand copies Of the book at.
tested ih popularity. New York: Appleton e.
%. For sale by J. Woodhouse. Richmond.
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HEAVY BLAsT.-On Friday afternoon the work.
meu engaged in the excavation Of stone at Quar-.
ryville, Connecticut, had . tremendous blast In.
stead OF drilling holes, they found large ssure,
into which they poured 500 pounds Of powder,
and then stopped up the crevics When the train
was fired at least 5000 tons Of rock were removed,
LOCO tons being thrown from twenty-five 10 oue
hundred rods distance. One solid mass of rock
weighing at least fifteen tons, was thrown q dis
lance Of thirty rods Fences in the vicinity were
completely destroyed, and the tops Of trees taken
off as clean "a il done by the axe.
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a. THANKS, srlSNAL THANKS, ARE DUE FROM
TYLsR Co. to tho Richmond public for the I'm
bounded patronage received At their hands. When
TYLlA Co. ftst eomme sod operations at 1873 Main
street, all manner of reports woe sirsulstsi by
t.n parties in tbs same basiness calculated to In.
iure the celebrated artirss but the public saw
through this miserable jsalousy and now the enemy
i. getting its doom. No thinks of going elss-
where than TYLBR 4 Co . for likeneaes
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~ The VITRoTyrEs which TYLBR Co make
for5o osnts unlike the old style of Dssuerrsotypss
will not fade. 1hey hsrmetieally scaled and no
changes of climate or asupasS ssn affect them. La
dies and gentlemen who have tie old Dssusrrsotypss
ssn have tho new style Of pictures by TYLsR Co.
inserted at very small cost Family groups and all
the various and styles at third the rate usu
ally charged. Apply at 1S9 Main street. 9
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:, andy Increasing in Cir einAet. Tho receipts Of
raw viii skey the last noath were larger than wsrs
ever known for single moa.h, and s'il range from
5000 to 5000 bbls per day OF this smouns, probably
into alechol, or shipped in raw state to msnpfsc.
turers in other cities Tho n1snufaoture of alsohol
consumes 1910 bsls raw "hi.ksJ per day ss:ids'
~. .icohol manufacturers at Pittsburs Louisyille
and 9th or point. short time suce, 10 900 bbls Of
slcohoI were sold In Cincinnati to house in Ne
Orlsans-probably for shipment to France
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CHINA -Wsltinformed persons hsre are of opip
ion that the Instructions which Ninistsr Rssd will
carry out to China contemplate active military Oh ..
ratous there for the prot of national rishts
and interests whenever the Chinese by sonfouRdins
course on the part of the United States nc
A. we have no aops that the Chinese will discrimi.
nate between the two nations In their all the
bent on making-we are prepared to bear In due
time that our seemsn and MARINES have had me e
aosivs:work hand in that quarter of thu globe
Wash. Star.
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The sales OF lands by the Illinois Central Com.
pauy since January 1st amount to q, $50 1856
which Is about $50 900 larger than for the entire
ii Z months Of last year.
On Sunday week, At Pickens Courthouse, South
Carolina, heavy rain fell, and on :ucceedins
mornings heavy frosts occurred. Thirty N lies
north OF that town snow fell during Sunday the
18th
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Subscriptions received for the folio wing Works
ABR DC EAEHT of tbs Debates Of Congress from
1888 to 1885, BY the author Of the Thirty Years
View, 20 Be completed In is vols 8vo, double
column, $50 pages sseh, compriains what 10 aow
contained Ia over 100 vols /; price IS per vol in
cleth; SS so in Law sheep; a so in halt calf II.
ira Vol now ready.
AMERICAN Eloquenct; collection of Speeches,
etc, by the most eminent orstors of America;
with Biographical aketehss and illustrative notes
BY Frank Moore; price vols In cloth, A5; Ii
brary ryle, leather, SIS half ealf extra, 81
CYCLCPEDIA Of wit snd Humor, OF Ataerica Ire.
lani Scotland end England. By William r..
Burton Comaden. to be published in "a semi.
morthlv puts, Al IS cents each
ICONO6RAPHIC Encyclopaedia. lEnsyclopedia OF
pictursst or Science, literature ard Art, sss.
temaucaily arrsnred. Ey g. Heck. with SOC
steel plates. Tie Text tan slated ane edited by
spenesr p. Baird. 4. N M. pa vcls. $40.
and two vols oblona Plates bound 10 cloth, 8 10;
ia half Tnraey Morocco, eiit hscis. As5
The ABOVE works are sold only TO sub.eribers.
BIOGRAPHICAL and Historical Sketches. By T.
Babinston Macsuiey; 81
JITNIUs. lord Chatham; Biography setting forth
the con ition OF English Politics, precediDg and
contemporary with the Rsvolntc nary Junian pr .
Rod, and showing that the greatest orator and
statesman, was the greatest epistolAry writer Of
his age. By VIM. Dorvse; 81.
SCANDAL By Mrs J. Z. Diskford; 81 rs.
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Los. OF GOVERNMENT STORES Tho brig Mi.
dsnus Captain Fsder, which left Baltimore for
Indianola, Texas, about the commencement Of the
present month, with a cargo Of government stores,
is still ashore on Buck River Point, having gone on
upon the 18th Instant and at the latest accounts
was in q dangerous situation. About half of her
cargo has been forwarded to Norfolk.
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The supnower against fiiasma.

A long communication from Lieut.. Maury is
published In the National Intelgencer, giving the
details Of An experiment which he made last sea-
son In planting sunhowers between the observa-
tory grounds, In Washington, and the Potomac, as
. bulwark asainst the miasma, from which the
jewellers at the Observatory have hitherto suffered
severely. The experiment was most successful.
the rsadenss Of that staticn escaping for the rst
time the regular fall visitation Of fever and ague,
whilst In unprotected situations the shaking went
On with hs usual energy. Similar experiments
with the suuAower culture In France has been at
tended with like results
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~ Look INTO THE GALLsRY or Tyler l. Co
lse Main street and you will be convinced THAT their
establishment 10 one hundred miles ahead of asy
thing in ihe picture line in Richmond. The artists
which TYLER Co employ are not cheap operators
only eapab's Of doing boteh work, bat are regular
educated yrosssors OF long experience and unusual
skill TIL. positions and general effect of PYLss 4
Co.'s portraits, too practical for the every day
operatorr to iuntats-thsy are stherial
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PREsEETATIoS.-The Howard Association Of
Norfolk has presented Mics Annie M. Andrews.
who was there in the fever epidemic, with beau.
tiful gold medal In token Of their appreciation Of
her eminent kindness to the pestence stricken OF
that period
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CELEBRATION "A party of students. of the
University celebrated the anniversary of the
Birth Day of Henry Clay at the Parish House,
Charlottesville. A young gentleman from KEN
lucky delivere an eloquent and brilliant eulogy
on the deceased patriot.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.



assPh,aicsas, Eeat Thystlf.'
ne Philadelphia Buiiesin has an elaborate ar
tIcls IN one Of its columns, decryins and ridcuhrg
the condition which an agricultural pasriaFcns'
stass Of society, like that Of Virginia. devsiopes
snd making some frantic efforts to be fAcenous ~
the assumed poverty and humiliation Of this state
II ID entirely scepsical ~ to the prosperity or re-
Ansmsnt Of this old Commonwealth, when 10 NOT
% be compared In civilization and social nappi
ness, with the free Sissesi
In the very next column to this Pharlsaical Ola
tribe n another article headed divorces In
Philadelphia" In which the editor unconsciously
demolishes his whole argument Referring to the
stati,s,cs of marriage and divorce, than which
there oan be no better standard of the comfort,
happiness and purity Of people, he announces
the official fact, that in Philadelphia, within the
las, nine years, two thousand two hundred and
seventy married men and women have been d.
vorced. "t,s . reproach." continues the Bulletin,
ITO the male sex, that . large majority of these
divorces were obtained by wives who had been
cruelty treated, deserted. or otherwise injured by
their husbands Abuse of wives Is a growing apd
dangerous social habit In Philadelphia, as 1t Is Id
many other parts of the United States Men seem
TO be growing more brutal, rs c'nA
vausee or else civilization Is not ADVANCING AZ"
the marriage obligation seems to be growing ies,
sacred than It was in former times "ha' So''Ai
philosopher will undertake to explain .ne causes
and propose remedy for the ovil' Eleven hun
arsd and thirty Ave divorces twenty-five nun
a,.d and seventy married people legally separa'
..dI II I. rather an alarming picture of socie'
IT,"
W. ar. sorry to hear "sHca an alarming picture
~ .os;.,," Sorry to see that your famous eivili-
1.,on" makes men more brutal" or else that 1t
=, ro, advancing" under the influence of your
ho..,ed "free schools" Why, here, in barbarous
o,d virginia, the records from 1900 to 1857, fifty
.svsn wears. do no. exhibit fifty divorces. Men in
this region seem to be growing more civilized as
,a,ba,i,m advances, or else barbarisn is not ads
xsnafn1I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-24

CITY HoTsL, RIcHMoND. VA, March, 1887.
a. Notice to the Pnblic ---HayfHg seen
several Advertisements of p cant DssusrreotJ pist
pretending to take better fstu:ss for so ssnts than
others can f ~, would hereby csutos all peopls
agAnst being hunbugsed or cheated by him.
J. 3. KNOX Priater,
of Worcester, Massachusetts.
N BLOW did the gentle man manage. after leav
ing Worcester Last Fall, to spend years Ia Charles
ton, 8. c.. and get back to Richmond this Spring.
ap 22-4t*
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wverett,s Washingtsn Orntion.

Or LOUIS. Tuesday, April 81, 1851.-Ths Hon.
rs~.rd Everett delivered HE Washiogton lecture
isst evening ct the Mercantile Library HAIL ne1oIs
the largest audience ever asssmo'ea 'n''e
receipts were about Sl 900
Nss Heron will play MEDIA tonight Tor tns
h.neft ofthe Mount Vernon Association Fund.
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Fatal Accident.

DETROIT. "Wednesday, April Ala three story
brick building at Albion, occupied A. jewelry and
hardware stores fell during the storm this after.
noon, burying Ave persons in the ruins.
A heavy snow storm has prevailed here all the
afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-24

DRAD.-Judge Tappan, formerly U. &. Senator
from Ohio died at Steubenville, in that State. on
last Sunday. He WAS brother Of Arthur Tappan,
of New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-24

DROwNED.-A man was found drowned In the
Ohio River at Greenbottom, Va on the 26th day
of February last, with considerable sum Of mo-
new ON bis person.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-24

AaRICULTURAL-Hon. s. A. Douglas has been
invited by the Tennessee State Agricultural Blu
reau to deliver the annual address before tho
State Fair, which is TO assemble In October.
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r ONl Of tbs peculisriies Of FoNTAINR's
CREAM or WILD FLOWERS Is, that whils 1t 10 %
elegant for tot ct purposes such washisg shaving
identifying the complexion, he, 1t may be s.bsti.
tuted for, and saves the sxsenss Of perfumes and
extracts. Sold by all drusg,sss. a. 22-st