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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-27

4 AW LIB HARY. IA he valuable law
II LibRARY of the late Holden Rhodes, ESQ ,
will be sold at auction on THURSDAY, seth April,
st 10 o'clock A. NJ Sale to take place at the oics
Macfarlend Rhodes.
Amongst the Books are-Ths Virginia Reports,
compste or nearly SO This English Law and Eqpiey
Reports 20 vols; Engish Chencsry Reports n vols
English Lsw, q volsi Vlner's Abrio gements Is
vols; Peters Duruford aud East; Blackstone; Pitz
Gibbon: Cowper; Yelverton; PeSre Williams; Over;
Merivale; DouRlss; Salseld; Burrows; Gales YER
non AtAyns Reports; Davis Criminal Law; Robin
sons Forms &c, &c
~ Cata oguas may be obtained on Friday, 18th
inst at the store of GEO. M. WEST, Bookseller
to whom the Library Id consigned for ssle.
ap 2!-7t
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skLUNT g. STANLEY,

skLU$T 81 STANLEY,
ID BRICKLAYERS AND CRATE SETTERS
RICHMOND, Va,
Are prepared 10 execute sill work in their lins, in
tho most faithful and substantial manner, and upon
the moat reasonable terms
They are ALWAYS ready to contract for BreklaY ing
Paving, setting q rstes, Topping Chimneys Building
Ovens, Running Cuvsrts, &o and guarantee salts
faction.
kEFERENcEs:
Jas 4. Cowardiu Esq Capt. John r Cock,
jas ii. Grant ESQ Mssirs VIM l. ID Gibson.
MessTs. Green Allen.
E Orders left at ths off of Capt John X. Coo K,
On rearl street. at VIM & Gibson's CArpenter
shop, Main street, through the Post Office will
be attended to- sp 27-2w
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~ ASHiNG AND iKUNiNSi..-The sub.
w soribsr is now prepared to execute WASH
ING and IRONING in the nestest manner and with
great feciity. He uses his PATENT WASHING
MACHINE, with floating bales which experience
proves, does not wear ths clothes ct all; thereby
proving great saving over the ordinary mode of
washing. All clothing will be cailad for and return
ed on any steted day.
E Orders left at his Office, 9Th, between Gracs
and franklin streets, or at Iis Laundry, corner OF
Marshall and Henry streets, will be promptly attend
ed to.
ap -S-dIm" WIN. FL. WOODWARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-27
by Taylor e. williams,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE, IN sYDNEY.-In pursuance of a
dscres of Henrico County Court. mads on the IOli
day of April 1857 in the of Parsley vs. Via and
ais the undersigned, as Commandment. thereby ap-
pointed, Will sell on WEDNESDAY, 9th May, at IL
O'clock P. M. upon the premises, the premise.
whs.eon John Via resided at the time of his death,
being Let No 46 in the plan OF the town of sydney
situated on Elmwood or Main street, and ontsini
acre OF ground.
twill be so divided to lay the house (which is a
desirable residence, with some fine fruit trees &c
with suitable slzsd lot attached; the remainder
be civloed into lots.
A pa may be seen in few days at the Office Of
the auctioneers
HERMs-A ANAL portion, say one fourth in cash:
the balance at 8. sand Il months, with interest aGd
title TO be retained until the whole purchase money
is paid and convegances drested By The Court
JOHN P. PARSLEY, }c.
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, oommr
TAYLOR WI LIAMs Au-ts ap2J
FENRUSTEhs' SALE uF KUIIDJNC
Il LOfs ON GRACE STREET BY virtue of a
deed oftrust, executed by Joeeph Weis;psr Trns
tee Of Aary Mclndoe, and u o McIndoe and M .
his wife to the Trustees of the Mou1os RuiIdine
Fund Association dated 18th July, 1854 and record
ed in Heurico County Court Office to secure to ths
said Associs ion the payment of certain bond and
by ord At of the Board of Directors OF sad Ass,.ja
ton, shall sell on TUESDAY, 2Ist Aoril at d1
O'Clock 2. M upon the premises, the property in
said deed conveyed, being Lot Of Ground eitusted
at the southwest corner OF Grace and Pine Streets
fronting Grace street so fest and running back on
Pine street $50 feet to alley 20 feet wide being
part of this property comprised within the horse lot
enclosure at the Fair Grounds
TERMS One third cash; ba ance at and month,
with interest, for notes, secured by deed trust.
FLEMING GRIFFIN, !
T; isss.L 5 1'u'''e'
POSrfONEMtNT.--By order of the Board of
Directors, the above sale is postponed to MON
DAY, 4th of May; at 4ocloekr NJ;
FLEMING GRIFFIN.
+. T. ISB ELL, 'rus1ees
TAYLOR WILKINS Aucts sp 21...tds
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HEs TINY DEMONSTRATED ma
~ DAME mOLLEN respectfully informa the La.
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that
life such IS Health, Wealth Love. Marriage jour
neys, Law Suits, Difficulties in Business, Absent
Friends, Sickness ana Death, and in respect to all
her sut-sts both pass present and future and ell
concerns Of life. Terms-For Ladies' rs cents, Ges.
tlemen 50 cents, each. Apply at No. H., (which il
the door, Taylors alley, betwee 18th and 18th
and Main ana Cary Streets Richmond Va
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by 4. 81 q " Davenport
2s0 CASES bUUs~, fl Es AND
~CV HATS, AT AUCTiOE.-On WEDNES-
DAY, the 29'h April, We will SELL at 10 o'clock, at
AUCTION store,
$50 cases Boots, Shoes and Hats
Fresh and sea sousble goods
TERMs.-Under 800, cash; = 100 and over months
credit. for approved paper.
ap2l l. l. g. B. DAVENPORT Aucts.
FENhUsTEk's SAIL OF REAL ESTATE
Il IN HENRICO COUNTY AT PUBLIC AUG.
TlON At the request of the beneficiary, in deed
OF trust executed by Andrew J. Cartwright dated
the 18th day Of August 1852, duly recorded in the
C!et flee of Henrico County Court, shall, for
the purposes named in said deed sell at public suc
tion, to 'he highest bidder, MONDAY, the 4h day
OF May. 1857, at Henrieo County Court House, at
about the hour of II o'clock, M, all the said Andrew
I. Garthriehes interest in the Real Estate of his
father. the late Samuel Cartwright, deceased stua
ted shout l6 miles below the city of Richmond ad
joining the lands of DR.. Mettert and othns
DAVID BAKER, JR.
ap 25-tds Trustees
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NOTICE...Ih he uDGersigneG Trustees,
under deeds of trust from j. B. Bragg and wife,
dated April 9th 1857, duly recorded in the county
Courts of Chesterfield and EenIico, and Hastings
Court of Richmond city, have appointed the said j
B. Bragg their Agent, to conduct the Farming ope-
rations in henrico, and the Milling operations in
Name ester, accordpg so said deed. Al purchases
to be for CASH only, and contract for loaa 9TH
erwise to impose ablity on tire undersigned
R p ! Hnx + TAYLOR Trurtss,.
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gAs~lNI's AKA OF ssNGiNE --P. p.
- TAYLOR has just received a few copies of B AS
s!NPS ART OF SINGING. This new book Ia most
Of it
sin the first nineteen pages of this new method i,
embodied more sound sense the nature and sapa
5iiites Of the human voice thsa can be found ia
halfa.dozen similar works by European masters"
ap6-ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-27

MEDICAL LOCATION FOR sALE...
VIA Physician Ia active practice. desires to dispose
of his it 10 situated 10 Of the most beau
r,ful and eligible portions of Piedr ant Virginia l,
h very accessible from many poin u Of I'm portsnc.
The fgood wip' Of the retiring occupant, will be
transmitted to the successor.
DR ROBERT PANCOAs9,
sp 2o.du Boz No. los, Richmond, We.
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ANAPsON,e $40 FAMILY skWiNG
w MACHiNE.-We are now prepared to exhibit
and tate orders of the above Invaluable SEWING
MACHINE, which is the wondsr of the age, being
very pie In coz struetion. and less liable to ge
,ut Of ORDER than any heretofore in uss ard for sal.
1t the very lew price of TEN DOLLARS.
STEBBINS PULLEN, Agents,
en- "a No I0i Broad street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-27

nEsIHABLE FARM OF So AC K Il =
- NEAR THE BROOK FLANK ROAD, FOUR
MILES FROM RICHMOND. FOR SALE.-The
now owned and occupied by Mr. L. r. Reius. Ii il
beautifully situated, and has fine supply Of various
k!ncs Of fruit The buildings on the place suif
Client for modsrsts sized family About 60 acres
are cleared balance in wood 1t adjons the lands of
Mr Thomas M Lsdd and Mrs. Martha B. Cham ber-
layne Persons disposed to purchase are invited to
call on Mr. Rens, who will take es,ure In showing
the premises. For further particulars apply to
GODDIN APPERyON
az I-2.w4w Auctionaefs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-27

lime TOMATO PLANTS go X SAL e.
L understand it has been reported that all of my
opportunity OF contrsdicting that report and offer to
those who may want something in that line, some
that cannot be surpassed by any in the State These
hbited the nest specimens OF them at last Ag
ricutura Fair, at that season Of the year;
the efore give the public generally as reference
and next doorlaboye Sydney Methodi,t Church:
an 23-I2t* VIM w ROWE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-27

MORE CHEAP GOODS,
WI AT No. lab Eagle Square
Rich Silk Robes
Baysdere Chene Silks
BeTsge Robes
Organdie and Lawn do
Printed and white Brilliantes at SO, and per
yard
Thread Cambria H8xfs at 10 cents
Table Damask ct 81! cents
Linen aud Cotton sheeting, very cheap
Fine Cotton Shirtipg at Sd
eD2i PARKER NIMMO Il co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-27

The University and Family Prouounciag Dictiona
~, for the Of schools academies &C. containing
all the important words in the larger Edition, and
great value to the student Published by
j. B. LlPPINCUTT CO, Philadelphia,
And sold by the Booksellers at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-27

INEN SHqkTINGs AND DAMASkS--
L. 100 dozen Towels and Napkins Is do Damask
Table Cloths "a, 4, 4 and 10 4 Table Dsmask l14
and Ia Linen Shifting; Pillow Case Linen; Job lot
of heavy Irish Shifting Linen at S7t cts the yard
gre at bargan. For bargains in all styles Of Goods
Tor families call at the Cash Store SO Main street
an p CHRISTIAN l. LATHROP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-27

SVkBsTER~'s
W ROYAL OCTAVE DICTIONARY,

Contsining ALL THE WORDS in the Quartz Edition
The demand for an edition of Webster's Diotion
airy full, comprehensive and OF convenient size fol
daily reference, has led to the preparation of the
RoEai Octave. The great favor with which it has
be csived, both ia this country and England. i.
the beat evidence of the value of the work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-27
WINDOW SHADE DfPOT,
Wv 0SN HIa0d Stree

500 pair of those beautiful Landscapes, 81! cents,
worth rs cents; $50 pair Plain, so cents would be
cheap at 81; 200 pair Vsse Shades, 81, worth double
the money; 200 pair Gilt Shades, at the very low
price of 81 So richly worth So So table Oil Cloths
in great variety from Is cents up to the best article
made. Call examine ana be convinced
N. B.-store keepers and Peddars supplied at New
York prices.
r. Shades made to order. at short notice Call at
NJ GOLDEN'5 Dry Goods Store,
an 23-6lm $50 Brold street
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CENTRAL HUrkE.-We can BccOmmo
~ date ten twelve gentlemen with Board, o,
with Board and Lodging. We have a so severa
large rooms suitable for families. We have also
first rate 4 horse Omnibus for sale low. Apply tc
Mr.. Allen, Clerk Central Hotel.
ap "a At JOS. A. MAYO CO.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-12
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. TUESDAY
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS!

AFlNG returned from the East. respectfully AA announce to our friends and customers that we are m receipt of an extensive assortment of N.w Dress Goods.
 Latest style Spring and Summer Silks: Delaines: Brazes. Robes. Callies Fancy Lawns. Gjnchams Swiss. Jaekonet, Briantuns together with fl well selected assortment ot Plain and Fancy Prints Osna burghs, Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Kid and Pie Mic Gloves and mtts-ParasolS
 Lace Mamtilas and ShaWIs. of the latest and most approved patterns
 French Embroidery. , SWISS and Jaconet Elging and inserting Fine rfench worked Collars and Undcrseeves. Black :bugie Lace and Collars. Velvet Ribbons.
 "ehtiemens' Furnishing Goods. c rihe French Cloth Ragn Goats Plain and Fancy TWih7 ana summer Clothing of all descrip;ioms.- very large assortment Pants Vests all made to or der and warranted the latest style: Fancy Spring SraVats, Byron Collars, Farcy Linen Shirts, w hite Shirts.
 Boots and Shoes. k French Calf Boots Calf, Kid and Patent Leather shoes Brogans etc. Ladies Heel Slippers and Gators Walking Shoes.
 Hats, Caps and Flats. falm and Canada straw Hats, Scotch Plaid Caps
 Gold Jeweiry, warranted Pure.
 Boys Clothing.
 small assortment Boys Clothing and Shoes We propose to sell any of the above Goods very cheap fol cash.
 Thanking our customers for past tavors we hope as perminent citizens continue in their confdeuc and patronage Filkins says no trouble to show Goods Come and See. At the old stand of D. Ben der. l. M FIIEIWS <, ro - Little Rock April 21 '57
The true Democrat., 1857-05-12
Agents fo, the True Democrat.

ss,sas County-W H. HALLIBURTON, Arkansas Post N M. JOHNSON, Sonth Bend. atl-JAs NORRIS and A. J. HAYS, Hamburg; Dr. L. L H MARTIN, Long View. Il ,,.ikg-JoHx HAvIs, Lanark; w. J. LEPHrRw, Vim NJ H rlSYALKENBURG, Warren; JOHN VI. BURNS. Mt. Elba tron-Gen. A. WHINERY, Spavinaw; J. II. HAMMOCK I BemOnvile. +rnden-INo. s. HOLLOWAY, Marion. sabia-W H. STEEL. Magnolia; II II CLEARY, Falcon l ,rs-J. R. THOMPSON and J. II. CRoss Amity; SAM NJ Il SCOTT, Arkadel phia. -rud-Hon. E. BUNCH, Kings River; w. w. WATKINS Il CanOton. tnay-R. L. CARGILE. Springfield l aor-CALvIN AsHBROoK, Columbia; A. A. MCGEE Ganes Landing. frford-Gso. AUSTIN, Van Buren. qe-J :. JORDAN, Monticello. Il Esa-Dr. Jos LBNLey; JOHN CARROLL, Napoleon. |Hkhn-RoBgRT C. TwEEDY, Ozark. |sos--JoHN ;. SHAVER, Cross Plains; J. S. RUSSELL, Rlnp's Barrens. ~- -joHN VI MITCHELL, Gainsvie; w. M PEBBLES, Grean>bOrp' | apstedd -RoB'r L. PHILLIPS Washington. ! Spring Dr. ]. q. HALLIBURTON, Rockpor: pr. w H.
 HAMNoS@, Hot Spungs; z. PHILLIPS, Fair Play; JErH-
 Ro HENDERSON, Whining on. .ri- Hon. J, IN A. BECK, Table Rock; D. W. JEFFREY
 snd S. J. MASON, Mount Dive. r3rradeAce--RguBEx LARPHAM, Batesville; Dr. NJ. H.
 JACKSON, Sulphur Rock Ftrsoa--J. J. HAMMETT, Pine Bluff: J. SAVAGE Lehi. smsoH- Col JOHN :. HoUsroN, Clarksve. lsssoa-C. II. JACKSON, Elizabeth, b. NJ. MARTIN, Mt. Lfagette--J. VI. MONTGOMERY. Lewisvile
 rreEee-J N HHLHoUsE. Smi'hvile; II. KING, Jackson
 N.J. HARDIN, Canton; Wm. VAUGHAN, Evening Shade B. GARRETT, Mt. Ida. aroe--WAsH PEBBLES, Aberdeen. ,4 soH--J R. BERRY, Huntsville ,roa--D. C. WILLIAMS, Melville. gtfa-R. E. SMITH, Camden; RoBT ATKINSON, Leek's
  e~y-Hon L. D. HILL, Perryvle laGett-ifon. LEWIS SUrFiN, .en. w. THRowER, Boil
  F ips--C. H. ADAMsoN, Helena fa-W. B. SEER, Antoine; F. II. ADAMS H. H. MeRI-
 DErH, Wilton; Wm. |. KELLEY, Mur,reesboro' f7t-R. II. HOWELL, Dover; C. F. ToBEY, Norristown Fp-ie-COl. JAS F.. GATEwooD, Des Are. Em0ph-JoHN Mccoy, Pocahontas FraHcis-S. VI. tHILDREss, Madison; A. McD ASIEL
 EAnguille; GEO. W. SEABoRN, Tavlor's Creek NiRf--Wm. 4. CRAWFORD, Benton; Judge w E. BEA.
 yRRs Lost Creek. srfr-A. W COLE, Paraclifta; L. NEAL Center Point:
 Hon CHA's PETTIGREw, Brownstown. lpr--R. C. GAINES, Park; nr. D. C. WRIGHT sncg--Hon. SAM LESLIE Wiley's Cove -soa-W E. IICxT. Hlsboro'; II B CoRB Meeks: I
 ARNOLD, Lisbon; w. R. CowsFR, Edorado. Ba BRreh-L R. NENABLs, Cilnton D. B. CARGILE Quit
 
 E1shnrtoH-L. B. CUNNINGHAM, Fayetteville; J. C. Ftu,-H. REED, Searcy. rHos. VI. ALEXANDER, Velvet
 Rdge; GREEN C. CARUTHERs, Cold Nelp fl-N. \. MAY, Danville; LEVI ARNOLD and Dr. JOHN
 srIRMAN, Dardanee; Jos GAULT, Blufiton.
 ? In addition 10 lhe above list of agents, Post Masters @ are fnend, 10 the paper authorized and requested as agents.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-12
VERASTUS.
The Inner Mission.-'. Preserve and Re.
 guiafe, not Destroy"

gulafe, not Destroys
 There Is ln Germany vast organization, known by the designation of the Inner Mis- son," which is without parallel in the variety and extent of its religious objects. What this organization is 10 the spiritual darkness of man. kind, Professor HOloway's world -em bracng system of medical agencies is to their bodily infrmities. As the German institution dis seminates through its innumerable c0lp0rters religious instruction and consolation among the people of every land, so the agents and repre- sentatves of this ndefatigabe philanthropist protfer the means of cure to the sick of all re- gIonS. His remedies are as potent to control disease and preserve and prolong life, as their tracts and homllies are to check vice and pro- mote virtue. His, too, is an Inner Mission, for there is no internal disorder which does not yield to that most powerful and nfallible, yet safest of all antdotes, Holoway's Pills. Pro- bably half the mortality which annually occu
 among civilized nations might be traced
 neglected homogeneous of the stomach. I D.a delicate and important organ is fearfully abused. Luxury on the one hand and prvation on the other, disorder its functions and destroy it's vigor. It is surfeited, starved, stimulated, par aysed-in every way mi:used, and from the chronic dyspepsia aId other forms of indges- ton engendered by this maltreatment, hun dreds of terrible maladies, affecting every DOT tion of the system, inevitably spring. Doctors are called in, and what is their prescriptions? Calomel! The mischief done by the disease is consummated by the so- called remedy! Cor rosive poison forms no part of Professor Hol- loway's irresistible curatives. His Pills, com posed exclusively of hygean vegetable sub- stances, reach and neutralize the destructive elements of disease in the animal fluids with as much celerity as light banishes darkness.- That they should fail to produce this effect is achemcal impossibilty. Nor is this all. They act as an invigorant restoring to the stomach It's normal activity, strengthening the constitu- ton, and infusing fresh vitality into every tor- pid organ. Equally salutary is the effect of Holoway's Ointment in all external affections. and those who rely upon his two great reme. dies, to the exclusion of all other medical pre-. parations, will never find that their confidence has been misplaced - Plynaoah ,J2urn4L
The true Democrat., 1857-05-12
MT. Buchanan's Foreign Policy.

The tone of the foreign policy of Mr. Buch- anan IS already apparent from the gleanings fur nlshed the country after not quite two months of his administration have expired. The con. ceptlon of sending Mir. Reed as commissioner to the CelestalS, to throw into the scale the moral and peaceful influence of our country. in favor of dlrct communication between all the ports of China and other governments of the world, indicates liberal and energetic policy which will go far to concliate the good will of the first powers of Europe towards the United States, and lead them to abandon that interfe. renee with the affairs of the American continent This peaceful but active cooperation with Great Britain and France in carving forward cherished object of the great statesmen of Christendom in breaking down the barriers of commercial and social intercourse with the Central Flowery Kingdom" will rebound to the benefit of our diplomacy, by removing the threatened restrictions to our free movements on this continent by powers which have hither- to viewed our progressive steps with jealous eye.
 We should not be surprised now to witness the long wished for recognition of the Walker government, by our government, in less than thirty days, and every encouragement, or at least no restriction, extended to American emigrants to Nicaragua with a strong fleet to protect American rights in the Caribbean sea-
 Nor should we wonder if the British go- vernment were found following the example and extending the hand to Gen. Walker very soon thereafter.
 In all departments of our foreign diplomacy, the country confidently looks for vigor, energy, liberality and an enlightened spirit. The Pre- sldent's enlarged experience and the prestige which both he and his able Secretary of State have won, both at Washington and in the courts of Europe, will give him an advantage which few of our Presidents have ever posses. sed on coming into the Presidential chair. His large acquaintance with the diplomatists of Eu- rope, too, secures for him an influence that will be highly serviceable in conducting negotia- tons. The fruits of his experience already begin to be visible to the observing eye, and will make of his administration one of the most brilliant, useful and successful that ever adorned the annals of the country.-AppeaL
The true Democrat., 1857-05-12
10 v Q B x .

1nr facilities dOng all descriptions ot Job Work can 9 ,ocnred al a cost of over sixteen hundred dol n. of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines, which t, ms to do book and pamphlet work Tn superior style
 Ioy D1ce
The true Democrat., 1857-05-12
,tN,. I,IOEt.t.kS

TINE bitss OisS. AS t' El\ ED on consignment, Der stca- ~-r='-z=- a mcr Arkau>a-: s- barrels Old Bourbon Whi>key; Asszazss do Rye do:
 do Smiths extra ohl Reserve Whi,key; ]E do dp do do do do; F ]s pipe, French Brund;c~ asserted; 10 Gallon k.g> Frcn.h Brande,: For sale low for cash toclo~e out consignment. by Mav5Is57 Steamboat f.n,lino
The true Democrat., 1857-05-12

CARRIAGE AND STAGE TRIMMINGS m PIECES broad Lace; lO l5 pieces narrow Lace;
 10 gras, Tufts;
 l2 lbs 10 by 8 Thread;
 B 8 cord do assorted;
 s i" Pat do do
 12 dog. pair assorted Tasse Holders;
 :. Silvered Curtain Frames;
 pair Carriage and Buggy Lamps; l2 dog. Silverel and Japaned Carriage Knobs; l2 papers Gimp Taeks and Lining Nails. Low for cash by D. BENDER. May 5 1857
The true Democrat., 1857-05-12
, Inducements to Subscriber!
nas ws O'R ArDyI1p ,rTsTwH

advertisements will be inserted for sl per square
 1st for the first insertion and 50 cents for eact Rents advertising by the year will be charged 30.
 Wona cards and other advertisements, not exceedn. p,s sIO per annum.
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TICE To the Travelling Community

TO the Travelling Community. INiE undersigned are prepared F, -aJNnrsl /, 10 convey passengers and Shzs1,IaEAAszJgsA Iher baggage in comfortable E-MNs~ ~M sg--sa5 Stage Coaches. on the most rca>onule teIIu, ul1n the following Mail Routes to wit
 DAILY LINE From Little Rock, Arkansas, to Pittsburgh. ln Johnson county. and to
 Washington, in IiempstPad County. On the former. the Stage will leave LITTLE ROCK AT A. M. on each day of the week, eX ept Monday; and on days on the latter; and from
 Little Rock to Batesvil,e, three trips week.
 A % d line from
 LITTLE ROCK to NAPOLEON, on the south side of the Ark;usiS River via Pine Bluff.
 Fare to Napoleon S7 50 All Baggage over fifty pounds charged extra. Stage Office kept at the Anthnnr Hou-e. Little Rock. Ark. P. HANGER tE co. May 5th lsj7.-30 1v