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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

I'd A. Freeman has been nominated by the OBS
position in Cuipeper county, Va for the House Of
Delegates.
Waiter Coles, Jr., and s. II. Lester have been
dominated for the Legislature by. the Democrats
ct Pittsyivania county, Va.
Hon VIM c. Preston, of South Carolina, is
about to make Charlottesville, Va, his permanent
residence.
Lieut.. Pearee Crosby has been appointed first
lieutenant of the receiving shp Princeton, at Phi.
adslphis.
The common council of Buffalo have Just fixed
we pubic expenditures Of tat city for the year
1857 At the sum Of 1886, 975
The Young Mems Christian Association q,
Charleston, 4. c. are to hold floral fair the frs.
week In May. -
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antrgfunliam.

The New York Herald devotes nearly two Co
Iumus to an accoun. of . spiritualist assemoisse
II New York, and the discourse of Mrs. Cora
Hatch. prominent priestess Of that faith. Judge
Edmonds and Senator Talimadge have had some
new revelations lately. The British Government
ought to employ those gentlemen to fiad outwn
has become Of Sir john Franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

The LEMON CASE VIM. M. Everts, ESQ.,,
his been appointed by the Governor, in the place
Of o. Hoffman, deceased, associate counsel to re-
present the State Of New York, In the Lennon
slave case, pending In the Supreme Court of that
Stats, and now become of increased importance in
Consequence of the decision in The bred Scott
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~ Price a. watkins
RETAIL AND WfioL RsAL. DRY GooDs DEALERS
No. 157 Main street, II Richmond.
IL

q.
SPRING STOCK, 1857.
We invite the attention CT GU, city and corntry
friends 10 our SPRING SUPPLY Of Freoch, Eng
fish and American Dry Goods which Is en-
tireiy new AZ FRESH, irving ben purchased with
in the last few weeks. IL has bsea selected it'll
special reference to the BEST CLASS OF RETAIL
TsADE, and embraces the ne,cest and most eea All
Gooas of the season. Buyers assured that III ~
will at all times get OF articles Of the best Qudft,
at the lowest POSSIBLE PRrcEs Cash and prem 81
pyinc Gus omsrs will be offered many advantages
We enumarats:
Rich Brocaac flounced Silk Robes
Cslored Brocade and Bayaoere Chsne Silks
Checked, Striped and Cross-bar do.
Black Brocade. OttcDsn ard Rsdzrir do.
Plain blk Qros de Rhine and 2 cult de Sol do.
Core Cd ard Plain Ilsck ttor mourniu ~ do.
Beautiful Plain ard Printed French B.reges
Chintz Colored Orr andie and Barge Robes
Plain aud Printed French Cballits
Beautiful Miianese Robes (nAw s.Jle)
Colored and Black Six Grenajne
Crepe Mere.z. chaly Ombrs and Chsllie Bsrsge
Elegant French de zines for Spring
Plsn and Prioted Jsconsts aud Orsandies
Solid colored French Cambrics ard B.iiautes
French end Eng lish Prints and Ginghams
chiniz co,ored aod plain white BriIliante
Boundaries, Tsmartine ana Canton Cloth
a apiI1 ss snd and Sleeves
vaienciennes Hanton sDd Taco trim'd do.
Real French aiusio, Cambria and Linen do.
Mourning Muslin. Gembric and Crepe do.
Lace Cspes and eerthss and fine Thread Lsces
Rich Embroidered Canhne and Muslin Bands
Cambria and Linen Edgins ard Insertings
lnfantS wrought Bodies and Dresses
spe .did Emit linen Cambria and Lawn HdSfs
Real Black Thresd Lace Wells
hiik NANTES and Talmas In great variety
White aud coiored Steils shawls and searfs
Coiored and black French Cloths and Csssimer.s
Sis, Linen and Msrssiles vestips
swreds, Nankinsites and Linen DrillinEs
Plantation Csnaburss, striped and plain
Mary Penitentiary Plaids, hsudsoms patterns
Bfown and bleached Domestics, all grades
Whalabone. Steel end 6u.ta Pc cha skirts
Maniils, Z sct1s, Mohair and Cambria do.
Dren Trim mipes aud Bonnet Ribbons
Hesiery and Gloves Ia great variety
Garze ana Cotton shirts and Drswers
Has ,ilies Quilis and Furniture Fringe
tnask Table Cloths and Napkins
duckaback and Dsmssk Towels
Pillow, Eheetipg and best Irish Linen
Together with every article usually kept by thos
10 our line Of business
PRICE 4 WATKINS,
NH 1s-eo6t Nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
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II To Merchants, Mechaui and OF hers
A. 1t 10 now sboat tbs time when Merchants and
othsrs are vishins to have CIRCULARS, CARDS
BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADIkG, POSTERS
&c prtntsd, We respectfully call their attention to
car sxtsnsive Job Office. which IL supplied with al.
most every variety Of type embracing all the latest
styles.
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Busi.
nsss and Vihtin,, plain and fancy, cannot be OK
eelied IS
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS, and Visitins
AID At Hone CARDS, printed In tho nestest possi.
BILE style. fsM ezv..asz
All work executed 9. short notice and at the low.
eW CASH KAicEs. A cal from those desiring any
description Of Printing Il respectfully asked at tbe
"DisFATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of ksia and
'Sts Streets where can be seen some of the finest
spseinsas Of printing ever executed In this csuntr
ss JHo. D. HAMMERsLEY co.
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DECIMAL CURRENCY.-The Philadelphia Corn
Exchange has followed the example of the Corn
Exchange Of New Yoik. ard on Wednesday last
vassed resolutions concurring in the recent law
rel sting to Spanish coins and adopting exclusively
The rates Of decimal currency in their produce
transactions. The reporters Of the press were
requested 10 make the same change In their mar
hst quotations. This movement is cow becoming
anita OanAral
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q TO - ESQ, Chm Com. 81 At.
RANGEMxs MS Dear Sir: Yaur favor of tbs lotn
lost handed 70 me Wis Insrf.ns sskiug who her
am wiling to abide the actioE OF the meeting con-
mpisted upon tins msj otity principle, wbsh meet
ing you propose to ronvene at the African Chursn on
NEAT Monday for the purposs Of nominating candi.
dates for tbs fn1nicirsl eff ses Of the city.
1t 10 known to you thst Eevs opposed that meet
ing from the time that IL was frat Proposed for the
reason that believe that 1t would be imp5ssfbie a.
thcss meetings have been herstofore contributed 70
get full and fair preston there of the sentiments
Il ths party with VIII oh have always acted. There
9th to ascd. ts fitness and capaci les OF men for
cc who either cannot will rot participate In
meeting Of that hind. he i'll hsaith of soue you
prevent their being there. others-and that clsss
flutes a large portion of cur party wili not
pass the portals of the door uuder the restrctiope
whish und. rstand it 10 your intention to impose on
6y5rs sue who enters Men becoming tired Of
pie6eing thefr fotss to the romipee of caucus.
understand that yGar oc.nu7ittee have deto' mined
that every person who enters Will be required to give
affirms i've acs~er to the question: "Are you sn
Am rcan and Whg and DO you promise to support
the no niuee of this meeti-gr Thus you will per-
ceive that you will deprive yours Ives OF the coun.
sells of a large portion of your party.
It Would not BE- judcieus for to submit my clsms
the decision of the meeting you propose to hold
and beg therefore, with al possible respect for Ito
members you wi permit ms to decline submitting
to its arb tration.
Very respectfully yonrs
Riohr.ohd, March 81, 1851 NH Is -lt+
The Chsirman of the COMMITTEES requests that his
name be suppressed ..
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TRENTON. March 20 The House refused TO day
to take up the resolution to appoint commission
ers TO treat with the New York commissioners for
the removal Of Quarantine.
The bill to repeal the charter of the Commercial
Bank of New Jersey passed the Assembly, forty
three to ten.
The Legislature will adjourn sine die about -
o'clock tonight
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Farther by The Tennessee.

NEW YORK, March q "A report prevailed at
Panama, that our Minister, M Bonliu, and Mr..
Morse, the Commissioner, bad demanded their
passports, In conseq uence of New Granada having
rejected the overtures of the United States for q
settlemhnt of the question CT the Panama mas
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Officers of tho Niagara,

WASHINGTON, March 81 The following. among
other officers assigned to the U. s. steamer Niaga-
ra, have been ordered to report to the Navy De-
parsment by the Is. of April: Captain Hudson /;
Lieutenants North, Todd, iGuest, Wells McCauley,
Whiting and Konnon; Surgeon Palmer, and As
sstsnt Surgeons Lynch and Washington Purser
Eidrige Chief Engineer Guerett
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Further by tie Aims.

BOSTON, March 2l.-The Alps brings informa.
ton from Canton that the Chinese had captured en-
American cutter. There was also great uneasi
fel: for the fate of forty United States sailors
who went up the river for supplies, but had not
returned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

PosToFPIcE AFFAlRs-Pos,maste General
Brown orders the establishment of postofice at
Grafton. Pi.tsylvaria county, Va, VIM. s. Lye q,
postmaster. The name Of Westerford, Tucker
county. Va. has been changed to St George
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s1ARINE 1vTkLLT0KNCn.
ARRTVED.

p0V4 N NlIH169B1y Unf W. <FUNsSSss
-. $3.50
F. ARRIVED. &
sehr. Ann Eisa, Jones' New York, hay, Marx
schr Cspid smosh, N. G., shlnslss, Womkis
Claibsrns. ~
sshr. 1ommsrfeld, Franklin, Norfolk. mds O. 9.
Rad.
uh SAILED, skr
Steamer Belvidsre, Jones, BGltimore. mds., Lud.
lam WATSON Aas-@ X
eshr. Ellen 0oidsboroush, bunting, Baltimore,
csal.
Hshr William spssr re, Jeosa, Norfolk, stone.
Schr. Lamartine, Thorndise, Boston, mds w. d.
Coiquitt Co.
Scar Bruuett McNemsr, d,vn the river Fight
schr D. w Elandge, Ogden, Charleston, mds.,
w. D. CoIquitt l. Co.
sehr. GaGlego, -. New York, mds., D. w.
CuyrIa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

DNoRFoLK manifestations. Kunkel e. Co
hive leased the capacious hall of the Odd Fellows
building, Norfolk, Va and will commence in a few
days . series Of very attractive dramatic enter.
sainments, under the management of Mr. John 7.
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Rennals Doctors.

The number at female doctors 10 Increasing. g.
Several from Virginia have lately graduated At
Northern Female Colleges. Il Ia but just, ho"e'-
sr, 10 state that theie practice Is generally con.
Ansd 70 their own seq, wise and proper ressrie-
Nm 10 . sphere In which their services may be Of
Ina
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The Bark Tasmania Ashore.

PORTLAND, March 20 The bark Tasmania, of
RobinstoD, for Liverpool via Nassau, N. p with =
cargo of salt iron, &C. drifted ashore last night in
the fog, near Cape Elizabeth light The crew
were saved, but the vessel W i'll probably be total
loss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

LOUISVILLE, March 20 The extensive planning
mills of Messrs Buxn & Layer destroyed by
fire las; night. The loss is $4,000 1t Ia supposed
TO have beeo the work of an ipcendiary.
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u Lee ture " i'll be delivered before
the fogNG MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, AID
the public generally, At thu Raw Mr.. Hosss church.
on TUEsDAY evanins, the oath inst, punctually,
at 8 o'clock, by the Rev. Dr.. Jro. LoRD.
Subject ga hleo and Astronomical Science"
m-Iubers procure their season tickets from the
Librarian, st the Rooms of the Association.
Tickets of admission can be procured ar the prin-
cios book stores. at the E3Shange Hotel, at the
of Laidley q Robinson, mea1e & RA4ef, ard
at the door Price of Tickets IS cents For schools
tickets for 81 nah S-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

SECRETARY OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Thomas H DEWITT, Esq the valuable and eff
client clerk Ia the Second Auditors Office, Rich-
mond, has been appointed Secretary of the Board
Of Public Works, of Virginia, vice William R
Drinkard resigned,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

~ Law Notice. In addition 10 all tho
Courts Id in the city of Richmond, the subscriber
vii hereafter attend regularly the Circuit Courts OF
POWHATAN COUNTY.
JOHN u. SrEGER, ATTORNEY at Law,
NH 2S-dlm< Richmond Va.
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RICHMOND. March 2Ist. 1857

JAMES R. FISHER, Esq.- Dear Sir; TIE unex.
planned delay in de iivernx to letter dated the
18th inst snd the necessity for eoasulsaion with ,hs
of you- committee brf IRE you can a,sver the
simple enquiry, by what ausho ity you iate,rossts
ma as t. my purpose in reference to The nomination.
of Sereeantsy? renders it imperative that should
explain to my friends aud the pub c why l cannot
to submit my claims to meeting of which you
are the organ.
shall, tn. refore, for t. information of my fiends
and tho citizens large publish the reasons for de-
Ginning to permit my claims to to finally acted on
upon Mondsy night, with + copy Of tails core spcnd.
ence. Yours, respectfully,
thus. w. DoswELL.
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Ra1lroad Accidert near Port Jeryis.

Railroad Accident near Port Jervis.
PORT JERvIs, March 20.-Five cars Of freight
train thrown off the track at the bridge near
this station last night, by the spreading of the
rails. The trains were detained for . few hours,
but are bow running regularly
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lHPRovEMENTs.--A number of spacious build
fugs are about to be added to the University OF
vlrsinia, and another hotel for students Is to be
built on the grounds Of the institution. William
A. Pratt, Of Richmond, is getting up the designs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

- New Hair Dyc.---Hobson has new
Hair Dye. 1t inetantiy dyes the Whiskers OF Nous
tsches beautiful natural black or brown, which
neither water sunshine tarnish In the least.
We advise all who dye, to call on HOBSON, at his
Hair Cutting Room, under the American Hotel -
Entrance on Iith street. no q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

PITTsBURG, March 20 The river is rising here
We have now six feet of water.
CINCINNATI, March 20.-There are FIVE feet If
water In the channel from here to Cairo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

sArR At AUcrIoH-A ttentios IL requested to my
,sls This Mornfue eommencins at 10 O'clock. It the
store Of M.ss H. w. Tyler, Son Co. FIJI. fs-
XLso-To ons Of " Herrinss' Fire Proof Safes,
Store Fixtures, 30. I
NH z3 THUS. w. AEESE1a, Aucs-
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II DR.. William p. Hill has renewed
his Ufce, for present to his fathas residenss
cJrnsr of Marshal and IS streets, Church Hill,
where he be found both day and night. When NOS
profe ssionaIly engaged. NH 2S-2s*
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c. Mass me esisG as OLD Hlat1sof~- A mass
msstins will be heid At Oh ~askst "a l7th street
TO NIGHT All the csndidstss sse sxps etsd. Gill
mer ana Daniel are particularly reqass.sd to sttsnd.
mn % 1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

EDITORIAL CHARLES Irving, Esq, late editor Of
Me Lynchburs Republican, has assumed the same
post In the ofacs of the Danville (Va) Repub>
HfaH
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NihN.

~ his residesee, In the up.v NJ RI. ...,s.,,
Ne 5st IT ksrch enty min stes psst h 800 90
aee SAY ~" yeot OF Dis
% fnsnds Of the family are invited Ia .,t.,a "a.
.sssn. = ne rssdenss, On Msncsy, the 81 A. 10
ss'oet without farther nslies. 'As 800 q
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III ~ ~ "a yessan villa = ch,id. ~ =
: socs S.ss Gook, Mashsf aaa iiossr. 10 .osas,n
a. = - ns, sas vhi % PIT oct for her loo n
49, ~ no vssy spsishtly SOY for hiIe, Tor H.
~ SsN. EDGAR MACON.
AelopoIjtaa Hall
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II Country Merchs nss and others visit.
Ing the city thiS spring to make their purchases will
do well to call and examine my stock of Hardware
before purchasing elsewhere, as am selling off ct
cost, to clsse business. THOMAS HOW,
NH z0-Im 2l3 Main street.
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/" Amerlenn and Whix Conveuttou.
Convention OF he American and Whis pa, ties viii
be hsd a. the African Church on MONDAY night,
March I'D at O'Clock to nominate . ticket for the
Charter Flee ions. euitabls srranrsments have
hssn made to facilitate the tusuess of the Conven.
lion, and for the pssservsfion Of order. nh 2e-3s
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NH IS st SEVERAL vOrrRa

- MeettBg on Gharch HiII--Tbc Can.
bipAr TOR the LiTY OFF. En- s,ll meet for al
cesaon- .t McDONALps 0RpCEkY, on Char,
LAY right, 2fih instant, 1t n O'clock MARTIN
viii b In the field. aSs
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wCfty sergeancy... Noticing la your

columns, among The many candidates. for ths said
Office the nams OF Mr.. GEORGE w WILET, We
his endsl feel called upon 70 bsar our testimony
In his favor, knowing hua TO be capable worthy
that position. He has always prove himself true
msn, faithful to every truaS repossd in him,
Ing aud jealous in hs disc-a g OF his duties c.
yea me chan ard 20 itici.n, while all who know
his busipess qua iioaioBs anhesitsti.giy affirm that
he 10 able fill the fiji 80 oil Sergeant in manner
unsurpassed By any of his prsdecessos and has
the OF remark, by alt hi. that
his goodness of hart, ssuvity Of manners, mild yet
firm determination in the discharge of what 10 right,
preeiseiy fit him fsr said Office. His business hiss
be.n such as to keep him from seeing macy Of his
friends and soliciting III IL sG ages, person yst
they will support him. Devertheless In Il . event
OF his election and We have good TO believe
ON that day, he will recevs tbs largest vote cast
he will bring into tbs service Of the city abilities
unitsd with aesi to please, not Always possessed
by Candidates for cfise, With these visws tsuth
fully expressed earnestly AJAX the co opsrs ion OF
fsilow.citizeps OF lhs city 10 sc cure hs
election In April next.
Very respectfully.
NH g st SEVERAL VOTERS.
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The Advjces by the Alps ut New Orleans
NEw ORLEANS, March 90 The foreign news
by the Alps, at Boston was received aud publishe
In the evening editions
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~ Special Notice.--The Mutual Bene.
FIJI Lffs lrssRANcE COMPANY maAes annual civil.
dends II thftJsave per cent ard pays them while
the insured is living, thu. helping him to pay
ons-thlrd Of bis prerhi1ns
Were the Company to retain Che dividends until
the death of the insured, they could IS vel ssoId
to pay from 10 to 80 per cent. ,s IS per cent nov
Dividends paid to January lst, 1857, Gs57 81 81
Lossee sy death to Is 2S4 co
Reserve eap'tsl to pay future Losses, 24sk5l7 Is
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n AhmOhf MVNiGUnhkY GUAnD}
il MARCH $50, 1857.
III The Company will assemble, THIS
" EVENING, at Lafayette Hail. ct II O'Clock, for
regular drill.
Members will appear with their drill nu.kets and
be prepared to deliver the same in accordance with
orders from Gov. Wise.
Members having knapsacks of the Company in
their possession, will leave them, forthwith at the
store Of Sergeant Collins.
By order Of the Captain.
NH 25-It JOHN McDONALD n
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g 4 843 $50 SIS

No Company In tbs United States has moro cs Sitel
for The aount Of rsk-none eff rds more sdvant sges
to the injured.
B. When the premium policy, for term Of
life, amounts 20 65i per year. the Company will
Ian the insured half of it at psr cent interest.
B W Knowles, Agent.
Dr.. 4, SSEAD, Med;e, Examiner.
Office at Stationefs' HslI," No. 20 Pearl ct.
. NH ll-tf .-..
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HO nAHBkhS-1ho 9osd will and M.
tursse Ba,ber Shop for sale, DOR good ba-
aues'' can be had cheap, II applied f,r soon
JOHNSON.
NH u It, ~ Between Mstu Ard Carr.
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NOTICE--ln the remarks which L sub-
~ mitted to the meeting of Americans and W higs
tt the African Church Frida mis- ht last stated
that it my belief and impression that the eetr
Of the American and Wing psrties which wss std jo
the City Halt the week previous, was advertised In
the American and Dispatch newspapers did not
,h,t his was fast of my own knowiedse but
that had obtained the Information ffon reliable
gentleman, who Wa, IL any body was, cognizsnt OF
the truth Since then ] hsv. ssen he gentleman
b, informs that while be did give the infor-
nation above stated he misapprshsnded my inuu'-
aud that the meeiae at the City Hail was not
advertised. deem 1t right ar appropriate In me 20
make this statement. 90 that no misap preh eoson
about IL g matter be entertained by any fody
Eub23---itk r. D. WARD
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Col WheeIer's Resi2naIion-The Missisn
Russia

WARRINGTON, March 81 Col Wheeler, who
has held his commission as Minister to Nicaragua
ever since the cessation of diplomatic intercourse,
has recently resigned 1t
Hon. John A. McClernand, of Illinois. has been
recommended by prominent politicians of that
State for the mission to Russia.
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n AGA n D-NIrs will be much
NJ Obliged TO have the BIRD, which was al en-
ZESH from hsr house on Saturday, returned 10
- her, A saW ast 8f.t mh 23-u
A FPLKs, ROTATOK~, HkMKINtss.
aad LEMONS. Just received and for sals BY
B.WAADWELL CO.,
nh 1.-Sts On Cary, bstwssa 18th end losh 81.
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a2 CUfiLLON s-AhTY wal take
ID pace at SEABROOK SALOON oppOsita
nm seabreok Wsrebonss en- 18th srest. on TIJss-
IN DAY NIGHT, the 24h inst, to commence At Q
O'CLOCK r . r-.
EF- Admission for Gentleman aud two Ladies'
one dollar SAML u. STREET.
NH IS 2s*
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- The \ ayd Business --lMesars. W

k~ This j ard BuBtnee9 -"-MrnHIE. VII.
LrsMs sRoTAER have recently established Isi q
reo.rv the resr Of their pr vision sore on Cary
stre.t which 10 now 10 successful operation Lard,
that MOST persons would consider very nice artlee
10 b their process converted into s'uperior sr,Se
white az snow snd +" a. sweet ~ nut ire
debyi, which rcsius after the lard IL rehned show.
this. large per centsee If Impurities arc removed
by the operation, and demonstrates moreover, sna'
lowing considerabis proportion g! dirt. MessrI
w n. pack their =. refined lard" IN pals coeta'n'
isg from ten to thirty pruuds sccording 70 Eze
grocery trade and will com ~snd resdy sale we
hope that M,ssrs. Willlens will be hb.raiy en-
eeursged in their new enterprise. mn zs-A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23
Ryruwosn March Olaf 1877

ISICEniUFUt
THos. w. DoswE I'll, ksq-Oear sir: TIL. som.
mttee Of " hich am the chairman, will meet to-
night, and your communication will he laid before
them. The hs5ory OF the NEE ting which sFpolnted
the committee which represent, nust be familiar
to you your special friends Lot ony attended il,
but previous meeting by which it v as called and
generally ksowa throus hout the city. lfyou have
not been informed of the sction of those mestinss
refer you to Msssrs Walker and Wright, .. they
were sttesdans and pArtici pants and were pied &c
to abide by that action AZ there seems to be SOU
unsertaisty On your part Is to the sourse you viii
pursue, aad / ssnnoe inform you now, what an i.
iwer tho committee msy dirsct me to mske,
would suggest that tho matter remain opes uatii
Monday. Yours, respectfully
/ Ersuzp