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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-13
ALEX. MACKENZIE. GEoHaE BEcKWITH'
Mackenzie & BGCkWith.

AND
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE GRAFEN"
BERG COHPANY OF NEW YORK,
FOR
TENNESSEE, ALABAMA AND GEORGIA
Nashville, Tenn.
ny Arrangements made with the GrBfsnbeFg Company
We undertake visit semi lally their sgb-Agen.ss
residing every county, town and city IN the three states
an doing ths which persona y superntended by Mr.
Berkith we offer Collectors for Business
men, Newspapers. DC. cc and promise 10 give close at
teBt0u 20 tie interest Of who employ We per
mtted % give the following references
Us. O. ". p. Libby, y Park Row New York
Locke. Ketchum O. Co. Water Street. New York;
Roland Parry, ESQ, custom House, Philadelphia;
Payue. Bsssl d. Co, PitIsburgs
Livingston, Copeland q Co, PlJsburg5
CUunin CHAM a. Co., PitJs0urg Glass Factory
C. n. Fogg, Esq, Attorney Al Law, Nashyilei
X. n Nc Even q WiIkin " 8" d"
Messrs Allison, Anderson d Co.,
Mrssrs EWiu Brothers, Nashville. ldeC2-u.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-13

WHITE s0AP-s051rIts bids Tor $50 900 Bs
Tue soap must be manufactured frUm C0ool-1ut oil and
be Of the best quality denOmiuated white salt
sHd be delivered sixty days notice good strong bo
OF about pounds each, and aitsr inspection he boxes
must be hOOpsd at each end at tne expense Of hs couc
tor. The price 70 be uniform al all the yards.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-13

CANDLEs-sspGrats bids for 20 600 D0unls
Toe candles must be American ma1uf lctured OF prime
leaf lard stearne, SIX candles 70 The p0uud -l0 inches
length, exclusVeOt up, candles No l. 10 we gh
less than IA ounces o7O msng point not % be than
40 degrees Fahrenheit Tne must be braided and
composed OF Is GOtOu threads Of the quality VI No
= yarn Ths candles 70 be delivered sixty dags
tee in good boxes containing about 81 pounds each a1d
the box be marked With the e0uaCtOrs nas aud tie
weight Of the candles.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-13
GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES AND
STEAM AMBUATS-PATENT BENZOLE GAS

STEAMBOATS-PATE BENZOLE GAS.
County and State Rights for Sale. The only
EenZOIe Machine that will give good light.
TTHE entire apparatus is simple; Ocegpies but little roOm
Il requires little atJentiOn-except winding up,
sE liar 70 a clock.
The eEDase third less than ordinary Coal Gas;
and makes the most handsome aud cheapest light in the
world. II be in practical operation At Hender
Bros, Deaderick street.
ANY persons wanting the,r houses gnted can be sup
pied Immediately they having made contract for the
furnishing of Davidson county, and solicit orders.
Information concerning State and County rights can be
had by applying 70 VIM WARNE
arg q Cherry StreetNashi
DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.
THE Brick Dwelling Market street. Immediately below
Il NessTs. Hu. Douglas & Co.'s wholesale dry goods
house. Apply TO uprz3 BENZ. F. SHIELDS
A GOOD PIANO FOR SALE on reasonable terms.
"A Apply 90 W. r. CORNELIUS,
apr29-diW 49 Church street
REHOVAL.
TNHURSTOG & BERNARD have removed to No. Is
L Public Square, sext door to CalhOuns, where they
will be happy to show their customers first rate stock Of
Dry Goods, consisting Of Black Brown and BiHe Broad
Cloths; Black and Fancy Cassmsres; Vestings Gloves
Ho7isry, Crs7Rts, Handkerchisfs, &C., &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-13
-es," ''Candles,'' Gc.-I557-'5s.
Bureau of Provisions and CIoihing.

Bureau Of ProFia0ns and Cl0ihing.
April Is, ls57.
DROPOSALS sealed and snd0rHed "Odsr for small
Il Stores, or 'U=r for Candles or "Ofer for Salt wa
ter Soap "Ofsr for Mustard Seed Black Pepper &C
asths may be- will be received at this bursau until
o'clock. n, The 18th day Of Nay neK for furnishing
and delivering, ION receiving twenty days notice. a the
United Staes naVyyards az Charest0wu Mass cluseI
Brooklyn, New York. and G0spJrt Virginia such qlanii-
lies ony Of the following articles excepting the saltwater
soap and the candles for each Of which separate proposals
ana contracts VIII be made) required ordered from
the contractor BY the chief Of this bureau by the res
pectvs commanding officers Of he SAID navy Yards duunE
Tie fiscal year ending 80ih June 1855. VIZ:
Boxes shaving India rubber Combs coarse India rub
brushes, shaving be- OF guitl percha
Brushes, scrUb1lng Combs hns, Ildia rubber
brushes. shoe or gutta percha
Brushes, clothes Grass for hats
Buttons, navy vest jack knives
Buttons, navy medium haz1rs In single eases
6utions' lazy coat kazors.raps, OrdTays
Buttons dsad-eye Scissors
BessWaX 10 q ID. cakes, pure spoons
Backing boxes Of
Cotton IPoois Of Nos u and Is 600 yards each cords
equal parts
HaHdksrcbe cotton fast coos 50 BY 80 inches weight
not less than OF eacn, texture By 8 70 4 inch
Needles, sewing, Nos l, 2 3, and 4 dreysd 5etwsens
Ribbon ha best French black y yards 70 the pees width
IL inch
Soap, shaving in cakes each cake not less than o.
SILK, seWng blue black wrapper not to exceed o. 70 the
pound
Thread, black and white, MarsbsLPs best quality
Tape white Inca, yards in length u iuch vide
TuPs black tEsd cotton, yards 10 eugh u iuch vida
lhImblss, 10 ana $40 diameter
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23
DAILY PAPERS.

ANY of the Daily Papers of California may be had
tht counter of ths establishment, or delivered at
the subscribers residence or place OF business any
where in the City. Leave orders
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23
Jus, Received and in Store.

Alarre supply of Aconol Campheno, Lard Sperm
Polar Neatsioot. and Boiled Oils. Solar Oil, and
camnhene Lamp wicks Caudle Wicking, Wax and
Night Tapers, iorax, Soda, Castillo soap, salad vi
in Raskett Wole'- Schapps, Iostcters Bitiers pure
%.ao'o Tartar etryehnne. Castor Oil, and Wyn-
soon,s Medicines. Wholesale and reiail. by
N''p ALLAN, THOMAS Co.
.-, Corner and sixth streets.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23
NATURAL HrsroRY OF THE CAT

NATURAL HrsroRY OF THE CAT.-
aye cate dclighteth IN ye roofes Of
menne's abode, and thereon being
pcrched, doth send forth by turns,
sweete musicke. pIaintivc ye wailing,
after ye manner of deep griefe, and
then suddenly doth this creature
sounde loudly ye stirring notes of
love. Being smitten by mcnne she
doth flee. But as ye dogge is brave
when opposed to its own kinde, catte
fghtcth vaiently with catte, striving
with CRATE hearte and an intemper-
ate courage. In victorie she poureth
out feelings of triumphe in tremend-
Gus and powerful straynes of glad
ness but when ye masterle cleaveth
to her adversaIie, she fieth with dis
cretion and create speedlness."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23
Orpuille Dailg Bntte RsturS.
FRIDAY MORNING. OCT. ODD, 1857.
DEATH FROM EXCESS OF JOY

DEATH FROM EXCESS OF JOY
A letter from Warsaw, in the Ga
zette de S.Ic>ia, makes mention of
the following melancholy instance of
sudden death from excess of Joy -
" NJ de Bouzenkie, formerly a col
onel of the Polish army, who had
been eXiled in consequence Of politl-
cal events, had recently arrived in
Poland, (pardoncd by the late am
nesty) where he rcjoined his family
after twenty-six years of separation.
He once more met his wife, whose
state of health prevented her from
sharing his exile his daughter, whom
he had left child, but who was now
married to one of the most eminent
physicians of the city, and was per-
fectly happy. A delightful future
seemed to await the colonel, who Was
man still apparently healthy and
vigorous. lie arrived at II O'Clock,
or the night of the 18th instant, and
passed several hours of the utmost
ioyousncss with his family. In the
morning, however, he was found dead
In his bed.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23
JUST RECEIV ED,

DER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE, CLIPPERS
y Morning Light, Flyi Fish, Flying Mist, large
supply of Pure Cream Tartar. Lard Oil Extract lie
quorice, Blue Vitrol. German and English Camomile
Saltpetre, Corn Starch Shakers Sarsaparila Sarsa-
norjila Root. Gum Arabiac CItric Acid, Potash, Ex-
tracts of lemon Rose and Vanilla, Vanilla Beans,
Boiled Iinseed Oil, Castor Oilin Barrels, Pure Yel.
low and White Wax. Nidders, flowers and weight
mans Turtaric Acid bay Rum in cases and barrels,
Fresh Hops in one pound packages. Sage, Yankee,
Soap, Indellible Ink, Roses Backing Brushes. Ma,
sons Hacking Cod Liver Oil, Spanish and American
saffron nubin's Extracts, ienune Wrghts Elan'
dreth's Moat's and other Pills, ChamOis SKINS Ly>
copsdium. Essential Oils Congress Water in plnts
and quarts, Borax, Sal Soda. Pearl Barley and many
other staple articles which together with our former
large stock of Drugs makes our assortment as varied
and Large "a apy Drug House in the city, 10 which
we invite the attention of the Trade and others buy
in, in this market ALBAN THUM AS& co,
wholesale and Retail Druggists,
on7tf 16l, ] street, Corner 9th.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23
N ational Hotel p!
RTDVVELL

$500 THE ABOVE HOTEL. so othoroughy iden
hF;1 tilted with the ancient and modern history of
hflF Butte county in general and Bidwelfs Bar in
particular, having been redtted, remodeed and re
viyled throughout. under my supervision, is now
open to the transient and resident public OF Butte
county as first class HOTEL supplied with all such
edbles and drnkables us the most choice markets OF
this afford. fair share of public PATRONAGE is
solicited. j.L. TAkk.
Jbne 10, 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23
HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
vt. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
CORNER MoSraoxERv AND HUSrooS STREETS,
vILLG.
FRANK JOHNSON, ... Proprietor.

49, HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE
Fti,H known heretofore as IIuntoon's Exchange
LIN have renovated. ehlted, newt, turhlsheu anu
opened il under the above name, with entirely new
arrangements | have erected IA spacious diIling
hall-added a large number of elegantly furns hed
roo ms for Families. and am prepared To accomhV-
date any number of guests in II manner that tru>i
will he satisfactory 10 all. Having had the ori'-
eft OF long experience in the business, ard a.
shall give my whole attention 10 II, tnie1d -
make this huuse in all its cssentialappOntmenis o
very best in this section of California.
FRANK JOHNSON.
NB.-The Cal Stage Co.'S General Office is nj this
House, where passengers arrive from and depart 10
all points of the country.
December 80, 1856. d3l-U
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

A New York SANDwICH.-The
following is said to be the recipe for
making New York; alderman's sand
wich: Brandy at the bottom, gin at
the top, and water between; the lat
ter thin as it can be spread.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

A "FAsT" AGE, ,TRULY.-A child
of an emigrant family died of scarlet
fever while the cars were stopping at
Oneida, on Thursday evening of last
week. The bereaved parents left
the corpse at the station, while the
postmaster furnished the coffin and
grave clothes for the little one; and
it was buried by strangers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

HG An aristocratic Irishman In
speaking of his native country, said
it was an execrable place; in fact,
the only thing in it worth owning was
the whisky.
'You mean to say, then," said a
waggish friend, " that with all her
faults you love her STILL"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

FRAGMENT Scene, Artists stu
dio] Artist employing agreeable
conversation to catch animated ex-
preston of sitter.) "Did you see
anything of AIRY Scheffer when you
were in Paris!"
Sitter-"Nary Scheffer."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

ScENE-A tall laddar leaning
against a house-a niger at the top,
and a hog scratching his hide against
it at the bottom; " G way-g way
dar! You'm maxim mischief"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-12

SUICIDE OF CLERGYMAN-Rev. B. N MePhail,
pastor Of the Presbyterian churches at Snow Hill
Newtown, and Pitts Landing in Worcester CO.,
Md. committed suicide about O'Clock on Satur-
day night, by jumping into the bay from the hurri
cane deck of the steamer Wilson Small For sevs
eraI months before, Mr. McP. had been in delicate
health, and it was observed nearly two weeks ago
that his mind wandered. He was going to Balti-
more, to get medical aid About o'clock, while
The boat was between Annapolis and Sharp's Is
sland Mr.. McPhail arose from his seat to leave
the cabin. His son, who had not slept but watch
ed his father, started TO follow when he turned and
in kind tone, said Benny, don't you come. you
do you will never come back" The boy alarmed
and fearful that his father would do him some nju
ry, resumed his seat without calling Mr. Morgan TO
follow. Mr.. MePhail then went to the hurricane
deck laid off his hat and cost and plunged into the
bay His absence was not noticed for sope time
after. and when a search was made for hiui his hat
and cloak were found The deceased was q native
of Virginia and the family now resided ia Norfolk
He was called to Snow Hill about year ago, aud
had become very popular preacher and a
gentleman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-12
GUIDE FOR TRApELERS AND OFFERS
Rat,rona Lines.

RICHMOND, EsEDEsIcKSBusG AND POTOMAC
EAtLsoap, eoips North, leaves twice every day,
(suudav evenings excepted at O'Clock g. m, and
at Il clock m for the Potomac River, where q
steamer /. tskeu for Washington thence by Railroad
TO Baltimore lie.
NlRsINIA CENTRAL, roipg North, leaves this city
twice daily tSunday evenings escepteol at O'Clock
(. m asd "a O'Clock o m for 4ordcasytlle, where
thew connect with the trains at the Orange and Al
exsniris Railroad for AIeNaudria. Washington, Bal
nmore, &c.
RICHMOND AND DAsvILLg-Lesves Richmond .s
qec,ock a III and connect. with the southsids Road
Al the junction, At II O'clock m, Sundays excsnted
RICHMOND AND PETEaSBUse--Leaves this CITY
twice every day. iSandays excepted, at 81 O'Clock
n, ana 5 O'Clock 2. III IA accommodation train
1"sve, here every Monday, Wednesday, snd Friday At
O'Clock s. m
For Sorfolt. &c.
Ev the E;chmOnd aud Petersburg Railroad 20 Port
WafthaU thence by steamer Nm sELDEN Can,
Wn C. smith. The cars leave the D. pot every Mon.
rsv " edn-sday ard Friday morninss st 81 o'clock
fhe stesuier GURUS PECK, Capt. John Davis
caves her hsrf st Rockets every Saturday, Tues
,isv aua Thursday n.oTnirEs at ). O'clock for
Norfolk au6 Portsmouth, touching 81 all the regular
.snGingE o1 the River.
Fer rcw York, &c.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish,
leaves every Tuesday evening 81 O'clock for New
York touching al City Point end Norfolk to receive
passengers &c, leaving Norfok next morning st Ii
O'clock.
For Philr rdeIphia &c.
Sv the steamships Pf.NNsYLNANIA VIRGINIA
and CITY RICHMOND. One Of these steamer
leave every Monday and Thursday, stopping at City
Point and Norfolk to receive freight and passengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-12

The tobacco factory OF c. h q G. @. Taylor,
Petersburg Va, was destroyed by fire Sunday
morning. Loss Sal 900, insured for % OC0 in the
Mutual.
DIR A. G. Turnbu OF Iron Mountain, Mo-. was
drow1 at the head of Plum Point B.pd, on the
Mississippi, on the evening ofthe goth ult.
Worre, convicted of the murder Of Gordon. in
Missouri has not yet been executed as an appeal Is
pending.
Alderman Coughlin, of Chicago, tried recently
for assault and battery, etc, has been sentenced 10
90 days IN the county Jail and $50 fine.
According to the last reports there were in Ions
don li3 GOO vagrants admitted In one year iato tL0
casual wards of the work houses.
The net revenue Of the Niagara Suspense n
Bridge Company last year WAS S37,36o Totai d'-
videncs fifteen per cent. oa capital Of SJOouco
The New York Rife Company will leave that
city on the 3Ist inst en- route for Baltimore,
where they intend to participate win the mihia
| in the general parade on the lst OF June
Chief Justice Crenshaw, of the Court Of Appe ais
| of Kentucky, died last week OF pneumonn
Ga Thursday last there was slee: abou. 40 miles
| from Wilmington N. u
| New York, Friday. for Europe, In the steamer
Ericsson.
Ten thousand Norwesians will robaby settle
la the West during the coming summsr
Hon s N Harrington has been appointed Chief
Justice OF the Superior Court of Delaware
Mr.. Cobb, Secretary Of the Treasury. remains In
Georgia, detained by the Illness Of Mrs. Cobb.
VIM. NJ. Gray. Of Washington county. Va, sod
his farm the other day, 3H acres, for s7,0o, o, ar
$40 per acre. IL was assessed Iasi year al - per
acre
Rev. w. strawHAn. Of Princess Anne county,
Va died on Friday last.
The Denocrats of the Third Congres sonal dig
| trict Of Missouri, have dominated John b. Gar
I, I'LL the vacancy occasioned BY The election Oh
| James S. Green TO ths Senate.
| There are thirty seven feet OF water 10 Iaa
| channel of the Ohio river At CineinnAt, Ana .no
| water Ia falling The weather 10 warm ana p'0~'
| SAINT, like summer
lame. whi,e tried a. an accessory 10 the Ellen
Desmond rape ease was acquitted In bossoa, sss'
arday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-12

A PECULIAR LAwsUIT-A young man has
brought suit ct Louisville against young lady
under most peculiar circumstances. ltappears ths,
she resides in the vicinity Of Louisville ana has
long been considered the belle of the circle in which
she lived. Her suitors were numerous, and many
offers of marriage were refused short time
siuce she met with ore to whose earnest and sins
cere devotion she yielded so far as to name the day
OF marige. The newspapers chrouicled the ap-
preaching nuptiais and the young man lavished the
most expensive presents on his intended. On the
marriage eve they attended a ball. and during the
dancing the lady complained ofindsposition. which
becomirg mo better fast" she asked her afhanced
to conduct her home, which he did in the most ten
der manner. Arrived at home, they bid adieu.
with fond anticipations of the coming day, which
was to see the Twain made one But during the
night the lady grew worse and at sunrise she was
a mother. They young man said that he could
never have been d, ceived had it not been
for the fashion of wearing hoops and he brings SUIT
for recovery Of the value of his presents
cincinnati EagntyeT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-12
AMELIA G II May llth, 1857.

AMELIA G II May llth, 1857
1t is Of ca an amusing well as pleasant situa~
tion to observe snd be uuGb Gb.erved to be- as Il
were, curained from the gaze of the curious and
peep throu gh the loop-hUle and De unseen to min
gle with the tbroag ard be unknown, and to hea r
the anxious enquiries elected not from auy merit
either of the individual or hiB pieces, but from e
kind of curiosity to know him, such as who is be
who can it be and then the various conjectures in
repiy-wby. its nobody but f Nc, says second,
its Captain W. No, says third itI r. to life; its
bis peculiar STYLE Then the criticisms, whether
lively or severe, amusing to the ear of 'In.
gnito"
On Saturday there was meeting of the Demo-
cr.s: of the county here, in accordance to an am
nouncenent through the papers, for the purpose
OF seieciirg delegates to he sent 20 the conven-
lion to assemble the Junction the Goth inst ,
to decide on the merits of the two Democratic
candidates for Congress IN the field from this
district. The NEE, ing having been called to
der Capt John F. Wiley, was called to the chair,
ard Lewis f Harvie appointed secretary. The
object of the meeting having been duly explained
by VIM. F c. Greg ry, six delegates were apoint-
cd from each III. gisterial district he delt gates
'sere--Dr joel Tucker, Tho's g Wilson, Jno
Giles, DR. Jo3eph Anderson. Capt Thn's Wiley,
Thos w Webster Tho's Crenshsw w Ii Pol
lard, + Boisseau, Edward Green, VIM Green,
DIR Vim Cbeatham Jno S Hardaway DIR VIM 4
Webster, p Crowder, DR. Thos w Neal, Jas Nj
Scott VIM Worsham, + A Feathe rstor. DIR B Q
Jones, Geo q Robertson, VIM f. G Gregory,
" stkiDs Turner, and several others whose names
l could not learn. The President and Secretary
were then added to the delegation.
The appearance of the Comet does not seem 20
be creatI x much excitement with u.s. Our citi.
zens seem to have taken very senSible view OF
tha subject, attend 10 their business and leave
the Him who holds the destinies of the
universe in the hollow of his hand, and who ma.
keith the sparrows fal."' Nobody has yet stopped
their operations account of the anticipated COLI
lsion the l3:h Of mex month, but the CONTRA
ry, every body seems to be prosecuting their ope~
rations with the utmost vigor. hear of one farm
who designs planning 100000 hills, or about 400
acres in Tobacco this spring, and has already
bought upwards of 81 coo worth of Gusno for it.
From present appearances, Think we may autici
pate much more disastrous consequences from the
Chinch bug than from the comet, as they seem to
have commenced their Spring campaign with a
very numerous force and have already beseged
our wheat fields. You may hear again from
INCNCNITO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-12

A PLEASANT PLACE-"John Ple nix" en- route
for New Orleans, writes the following description
of stopping place at the junction of the Ohio
and Mississippi
Cairo is small hole at the JUNCTION of the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers, surrounded by an ar
titcial bank to prevent inuudation. There are
here about thirteen inhabitants, but the popula-
ton is estimated at three thousand, that being a
rough estimate of the number Of people that were
once coDgregated there, when five trains arrived
before a boat left for New Orleans. They were
enjoying the luxury of small pox at Cairo when
we arrived; they are always up to something OF
the kind; continued succession of amusements
follow. The small pox having terminated it's en-
gagement, the cholera makes its appearance and
is then followed by yellow fever for the season
Sweet spot Dickens has immortalized it under
the name of Eden, an evident misnomer, for no
man worth as much Adam could remain there
by any possibility"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-12

A FAIR HrT.-Mr. Choate writes hand which
has been compared to the autograph of a sevente en-
legged spider, just crawled out of an inkstsnd.-
An exchange says:
We are informed that Hon Rufus Choate will be
sent to China-not however, by the government
as Minister PIenipotentisry, but that he has been
engaged at large salary to go out to Canton.
where he will be employed IN lettering tea-chests,
1t is said that his peculiar style of chirography
will enable him to pat on those interesting biero-
giyphics az much cheaper rate than the Chinese
painters can do it"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-12

EkU q is 4 4 = n = TINED STEAM GAN
~ DiEs 1t 10 fact uuiveTss ly sdratted that
BQSSIEUXs steem. efiaed Canuies unequal
led Country merchants VINO heve bought them aud
who have bought in New York, Ph!.ad lphia ar
Baltimore. and other places in this city, alwsy $
give Il theis unqualified admiration; they all say 1t
is the very best they and that 1t keeps bet
ter than any they ever had. The reason is ebviaus;
II is made of the beat dCubierefned crushed Sugars
By workmen of experience, packed carefully, and a
bad article put up. To thoss who have never
triedit, would say call and sec, tEy and buv pack
age. LOUIS J. DOSSlEuH,
Steam Candy Manufacture
rny7 No l07 Main street, Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-12

WHAT NEXT The Jew ish Chronicle mentions
that a curious branch of business has been estab.
lisbed at Lyons 1t appears that an association Of
howlers has been formed, which engages to supply
10 funerals number of professional weepers 81 IL
charge of five francs each. They have adopted a
peculiar costume, and follow the Eearse weei ing
and sobbing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-12

ANOTHER RIoT.-A riot occurred at Holidays
burg, Pa. on Monday last. 1t appears that the
district attorney OF Blair county and two newspa
per reporters had become offensive TO q portion
of the citizens of that town in Consequence of the
reporters calling the place zone horse town.
The affair ended without personal damage to any