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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11

RAILROAD OPENINGs.-rbe Milwaukee aud Mssis
sppi R.road, through Madison, is completed, not to
Prairie gu Chen, as dspatch in our last was made
TO esy but to witt in few mile, Of that place which
it is expo ced TO reach by the lOh of April thus con-
Meeting the Great Lakes with the Mi sissippi at
point conside ably higher than any previous connec-
ton BY railroad. Two rstclass steamboats, will leave
Prairie du Chen daily, on the arrival of the evening
arc morning respectively, for st Paul This road
ia believed to be enc OF the bes' built aud bslssted
in all the West. T. III. Brosdhead IS President, Wm
Jervs Superintendent, and A, b. Elliott General
Agent.
The isihosd connection bet ween Charleston, 8. c.,
and Memphis Tenn, is to be completed within a
month The laying of the as portion of the track is
now proceed ing rapidly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11

1t Is now some time since the system of re-
psteriDg valuable letters was established, and the
result, instead of being check to stealing money
intrusted to the mails has rather been the means
of pointing out to thieves in the seriice the exact
place to find the money letters The practice Of
rtmitiirg small amounts through the medium Of
Post Office money. orders ha, been in vogue in
Great Britain for lorg period, and in Canada, We
ave told. Over $50, 1000 are annually trans
mtted through the British Port Offices By means
of money { rders, snd not two dollars in the million
were lost NY mail Iobberies, fire or other causes-s
sufficient proof Of the safety of this mode of trans
hitting money. In Great Britain no order is issued
for over E5; in Canada orders are issued for f25.
Every Post. Office ia England ia money-Order
Cffice; while in Canada only the larger Offices, or
about one eighth of the whole number, are author
lied to draw mOIey-orders. The charges for
issuing orders are on scale equal to Onehaf Ofone
per cent. There are many reasons why this system
should be introduced in this country. The beneft
would be felt by every class OF the community;
but we are sorry to say there ia little hope that the
matter will be considered and acted upon before the
adjournment of the present Congress.
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TRINITY CHURCH.

To hs Estt~ u Tas " L. I'tDzHe
SIR: YuI have twice recently made the enafs oil
Tlhny Calrch the suhject Of editorial remark, ve"ins
lem in tie one Gaze from the standpoint OF the 'e'
Ioh of tt, Ii gisalive Committee of ltqury and 10
TIE otter olely in regrd to your estimate Oh apart
ard BY romesrs the mott imp II ant part OF CON M
LEGATION tothat Committee frym distinguished 'e''ry'
man OF the CbuIeh. Had you entirely appreciated tae
cbar.ct,rof the CATION 10 which that COMMITTEE
i, ergsses, were you aware of the motives which
caused tn. application forthe sPpoGimen: Cfthat Con-
ntee, orhsd you been ed to perception OF toe an
M. sretoit, YOU would bsrdy have presented The
sitter in lieh, 90 upfavorsble 10 the Church ia:
vcrsbe tecarse partial ard discoo"d by ne
Of oihers The subject il one IN ws,ch Epsoop ia9s
only have cuec. nteres' the interest OF 1ne Puoic
laee is q. purely uc'centsl - IL IN ieesro ~ .ae
oiftrree. u op'ron which nsy exist IN any religious
sect vhs'eyr upon tie msnoer OF sanllls'.ns ,.e
,ffshs Of al, chi rcb corporation or lns'
futon corr ted with H. For the p)int 10 ns aecSea
j., Whether TIE property Of TTinry Onassn sns o.
ut INTO ether herds for the well re OF ,oe c.y =.
srse-rnles indeed come legislator snouia axe ,ne
tr,ir brit from ire Sasuic Press spd or'k oui
for Tie f..,ion of this property rocn VI cout.e
would toon be allowed BY similar one Touching
all O.ie, ctIcb property With regard 70 tae al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11
PECULLiRITIES OF 4 JOURNEY TO
flashing TON.
CouesbondeDes OF Tse n. Y. Tnbasa
LANCASTER. Pa. March 9, 1857.

CoSrcsbondeDSe o! lhe " l. lIlpsse
LANCASTER. Pa. March 9, 1857.
One week ago to-day. James Buchanan under an
Escort Of Thousands Of bis fellow citizens, eit his
home in Lancaster County 10 be inaugurated as the
ftteeLth Chief Magistrate of this nation. Never
was there broader day for old Lar caster. Never
was Mr.. Buchanan So hoDored, so happy, so sad
When 81 aied in The ear and waiting his last adieu
TO the assembled crowd at the depot, the old man
leart was too full for utterance; he bowed his
head sni the train moved Of. Cheer upon cheer
babe him Gods blessing, long AID happy lie, aud
Il safe return home
lie Was accompanied BY his beautiful and favor
lie Liece Miss LAKE., aid hi, nephew aud PrlVate
Secretary. Mr.. james Buchanan Henry Com
mittee OF Councils W, IT, his escort, and the " Fen
cbles, Under command cf Capt. John II. DUCK
msn, were bis guard Of honor.
Leaving Lancaster by special tram al o'clock
II lie noILiDg they passed through Columbia aud
lo1h N due tine, eeiiDg thousands gathered D!
tie va! eide to DO him honor to cheer him on.
But. ali what a sad tale have 10 tel OF his arr
Val IN the Monumental CT "a city henceiorih To
he stigmatized - a.ciiy OF bscchanalian MODS.
CIT! cnoe famous fer Il hightoned honor, is hospi-
tallty, IL beautiful women, its chivalrous Young
men, 70 be guilty Of sllowii James Buchanan,
President elect on BIS Ssy 70 be naugurated, to be
hi.sed and booted. bis carrisee TO be stoLed, his
ir:eld: assaulted lis guard OF honor to BE- pelei
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CorkT AND CONSTITuTIoS-Judge fancy requests
the American pe to believe that the trainers OF the
Constitution did lot know their minds. For the
same Statesmen who drew up the Constitution, (which
he says forbid Congres 10 prohibit Slavery in the Ter
rito,its), sdopted the Ordinance of 81, which pro
hbled it in all the Territories we then had. The Or
dnance was passed in July l7S7-the Constitution was
framed in SEPTEMBER of the same year. The same
States ard the same men ratified both. And one Of
Tie fret acts Of the first Congress under the Constitu
tor was TO II affirm The Ordinance and to sc an pro-
libt Slavery Which ave tie best Interpreters Of
tie Constitution, the opinions OF Mr. Chief Justice
TsIey, or the ACTS of Jefferson, Madison, HsmIon,
Monroe Adams and Washington They created the
Constitution and the Constitution crested Chet jas
tee TaIey-the clay which now affects to dssPse the
Sk.u of The Potter Alb Eve. Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11

In Massachusetts, The State Government has for
Ii any years selected annually newspaper in whi,h
'aw., appointments and removals were first pub
li.hed by authority. This made a pretty job for
some private party newspaper, and has more than
,pce prolonged the lie of a consumptive 'urnal'
The Legislature with great deal of good seose,
hos just passed brl directing the Information to
be furnished simultaneously to all the papers which
would, of course, under such an arrangement be
cad TO print it for nothing. This being an ex-
ctIent measure, Gov. Gardner has, of course,
vetoed il.
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friends of Slavery Problbition-have struck hands
(if we may credit their orgsn) IN the recent Town
eeciiCns in this State with the most rabld BUCHANAN
people. The Dark. Lantern psper in this city IS
growing jubilsnt over suDary victoiIe' "hcu Tvs
party has assisted the Democrats 70 achieve mus
We are tod that IN Sarstogs, Marvin dem } was
supported by "the American" that the Democrats
have now. "wth help carried AUegany County
the hello aforesaid be NJ e1 ended By the Natyve,;
werad of csndid,tes eected who are pat down by
the orcan A. Detnocrs. and American; and thu or
gan sums up by saying that if TIE Democrats have
been successful, "Ihe truth .hOud be addedkthat
"the Americans went in and helped eenersIly-de-
termining to be rid Of B ack Republi ,anism when
Z" it was possible" We have ia our time witnessed
nlsny coalitions, but this beats all our p,st expo
Iience. Gentlemen resOlutey opposed TO Slavery
EIteIsCn,< c'as2iDg to their bosoms gentlemen
wholly devoted 20 s avery Extension Gentlemen
Who cannot abide German or IrIth voters COM
plscently acting with bO'h, and, for anything we
how to the contrary, assisting TO put ma urallzed
ct'zers into Office We'll, this is queer world,
with great many queer natives 10 1t.
II is matter Of curiosity to US to know how the
raturazed citizens who nH support the Demo-
ocra.ic party, aud uiH voc against the Repabi
cans, stomach this new Hoy Alliance. Of course,
The aboriginal politicians, the fal FLOODED sons Of
the coil, who have sold out t. tie dough DemOc-
racy, anticipate their reward. They don't cast
their bread upon the waters without expecting TO
gather it up after mt many d,y'. By and by,
when the tiUe comes for repayiDg these favors, we
fupN ass1bat Democratic voters of foreign e1-
TRACTION" Will be ca led to do he fair thing, aud
vote for some cardidae of the pspaphobi. sort
perhaps even for BROOKS or for Hesdley. Now, the
principal business Of the Nayves is, not to sustain
their peculiar dogmss and keep the reverend person
in the Vatican from en,sviDg US, but "to be rid Of
Black Repubcansm." IL is rather new nut Of
an "ism" to crack, and we do not b'ame the Ma
tyves for trying to be rid gift Bot why voters Of
foreign birth should help them in their designs
passes our comprehension.
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ASSEMBLY.

Mr. BECKWITH had lsase 10 inGodoce bill pro
,id'rg for the p,ee,va'ion snd ug of =. psPers t5-
atpg to The proceedings Of toe Execu1Ne Depart 1en,'
lie bis 20 ncorpo' ate tae Commercial Ir1st Com
psyy 81 New York 10 auend the act 10 organ re The
BARK Department, 10 confirm the location Q, t1e
schuyler County buildings, were orderei 10 third
reooire. Al.
Progress was then reported on the ApPo't'oa NET
tits
HE bill 20 meud The Asses.ment Laws so Is 10 pro
v.6c hat he occupant Of hi;ed property shan oGy oe
tsA.o upon 81 much be owrs TIE leslcue 10 os a'
,ts,td upon he nortgsgor, bad progress.
NJ. klNLENS III 10 provide FER the m pc ce'I,ln
recovery Of oehis due domcsc, in families, W.! &C.
bsted. The nil amended ~ AS TO kemp no =
execution vearg apparel an limiing the eJt - Je
,eccvted 20 SO Progress was then reported.
The bill author zr the fofJ a,ion of 10 Insurance
Coul al les vas c,nsideud |, was nendsd 50 as to
allow renresideI's TO insu,e property situated in As
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TIE INDIAN WAR IN FLORIDA.

PALArKA, Fla Feb. 10. 1857.
Mr.. u. G. Leigh, from AdamsvilIe has arrived 10
opr town lie states hst all is quiet on the frontier
That The troops TO be doing bu, little No Indiana
CO n be found nor their Whereabouts discove cred.
Steamer Darlington arrived from up river last night
Mr. Mcdonald, the Purer, informed us that he learned
that the indians had killed. some Of Holdens csttle,
and dried The beef within four miles Of the post
of Fort Cspron en- Indian River, and that the Indsns
went to st Luce where they embarked In their boats.
Tie Indians bad their ponys with them. The troops
were cslled ont on the discovery, but Is usual, toe
ate to find any thing but signs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11

PAPER FOR SALr-The publisher of The Monmouth
Atlas, Monmouth, Warren Co, LII DESTROYS Of chsog-
irg his business account of impaired health, offers
his entire printing ESTABLISHING mt for sale on accommo
dating terms. The paper has been published over ten
years is located in of the most growing and pros
porous counties the State, and the busness OF the
office is such as TO induce a practical and energehc
man. OF two of them, to embrace the opportunity nov
offered to purchase. The paper lie Republican IN pom
ties and, the party supports having DECIDED ma
jority in the county, receives liberal and extended
PATRONAGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11

Tar RFPrBLIcANs OF BoRDESTowN-Au enthusi-
assc meeting Of the Republicans OF Bordsn'own, New
I,rtey was held in tie Town Hail st B,rGsntown on
Ssiurosy evening oh insf To- the purpose of form n
ticket for Township Officers TO DC supported a. the
election On Tuesdsy, 10Th inst
Among the resolutions adopted were the following:
WAsyoss The crcumsApces Witch cNltd ;he R~puh icsn
petty tic existence remain unchanged, thc- ef'r-
hCso 3D. Th,t will sii mSinta Republican orxsnika
tor ooors usst not to b. 1eoce nJ'-d
Rrd Tbs; the tgtts q ihe citErss Of the Free Sses
tbe continued cssnson Of the Republican Piy
Ions ss Freedom needs deieu Gers.
RsetSG That past eSpsurue- has e.mousrsted that po
ca ss dSngtf,Us the r. publican party, beSg pro
ductivoab Ct dnsPy. uimeut and crtes; aud pay 20
mmsrd respect aud nsuf preserve s pocs
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
pecisl Di,pseh to The N. Y Tribune.

! special Dipstch TO The N. 4 Inoune
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, March TO- 1857.
The rule announced by heads OF departments TO
tubordipatee IT, that removal will not be made
without cause. Heads Of bureaus were notified 10
communicate this determination, to relieve clerks
from anxiety.
MIR Cobb has added to the present causes Of
dismissal that Of des ifg in lottery tickets aud fire.
oueptipg gaming -houses. He has also required the
Board e Examiners sitting m application for clerk
ships to make their Investigations rigid and not
nominal. -Four Year, service in important places
is regarded by the President IS furnishing reason
for change whether the commissions be expired or
NOT.
Several Of the Supreme Court Judges are getting
their opinions printed privately, and have revised
them to conform to the points of Judges Curtis aud
Lean. Chief Justice Tsuey is altering bis ma
terially, and Judge CstrOn has suppressed some
portions clearly announced in the Court. As the
majority dissgree upon various propositions among
themstlve', AMI have changed ground since the
decision vas promulgated the whole MORAL effect
Of their concurrence is destroyed.
The Sera.e refused by ore majority 10 adjourn
dltI OtNtIoi UouliId,lous IOrb
masters al Marshsls were received ard refused in
executive session. The Dallas Tresty is in the
hands Of the Committee on Foreign Relations, who,
afer corsu alton with the President, will recon.
ED some decided cOurse
Mr.. Forney is here, but he is not lionlze]. His
star has eliminated.
Mrs. Marcy's farewell reception this morning
attracted large gathering Of friends, including
dplOn ats, officials and citizens. The family will
remsin here till The lst of May, when Gen. Csss
will tale possession of the house, havit purchased
the whole outfit
Secretary Brown has notified the Assistant Post
matters General that they will be retained; also
The Chief Cleik of the department. The expired
commissions of three Poslmasters ia Tennessee
we're reIewed yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11
MARINE DISASTER.

BOsTON, Tuesday, Mar "a to- IoOi.
The steamer II. B. Besch, from NewYork, arrived
here iii. NOR nipg She struck on Cohasset Rocks last
night at o'clock during the thick sDow storm, and
spupg sIesk. On her arrival up she had ten feet OF
water in her hold Tie cargo in her lower hold or be-
tween decks will not be dsmsged.
The steamer X. Is. Forbes passed the Highland
Lilht Care Cod this morning at 10 o'clock, in search
o, the bark Col Ledy ard Of Newfork, from Aps
Ischcos for Boston, which was reported yesterday
living to work into the Vineyard Sound with loss Of
nsi n ast and uizzen tep-mast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

BOsTUk, Iuteddy, Mdrch To, IrJf.
In the House to day order adopted ts'rdctlng
the Committee on Federal Relations t. consider the
expediency Of stIuctiDg Senators and requesting
our Re pre- natives 10 Congress To propose amend
melt q the Constitution Of the United Ststes electny
Judges Of the Supreme and inferior Courts by the peo-
PIE for a term f Yeas.
The Iouse also appointed Committee to consider
and report wha. should be taken, in view of
The decision of the Supreme Court in the bred Scot,
Gaze
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To the Associated Press.

WAsHsGTos, Tuesday, March 10, 1857.
A majority OF the Senates Committee on toe Ju-
dietary have decided to report resolution for taking
testimony in Ipdisna in reference 70 the contested
elections from that state and will il is said report in
favor of Mr.. Camerons right to q seat from Penn
tylyania.
The Senate, in Executive Session ratified today,
CONNIE a treaties with Persia, Venezuela and Chill.
TIE c, mmittee on Foreign Relations will have a
meeting Tomorrow morning to consider the Clarendon
Dsllas treaty.
All The South Carolina Congressional Delegation.
excepting Mr. Or are opposed to the principle OF rota,
ton in office. For the eleven Federal offices in that
State there are only two sppcs Is The present Post
master of Cbaile,ton is the fecond one Who hiss held
III station since the organization Of the General Gov
erTment.
Ex.President Pierce has gone to Virginia to visit
come err,n mol fiieDds.
Tie Cabinet held u long session to-day. The proba-
biies are that the Seuate will adjourn sine die on
Saturday
The nominations cent to the Sena'e to-day embraced
Marshas for come Of the Sou'h western States. No
removals have yet been made III the Departments here.
Lord Nspier hss engaged looms for aim'ef aud suite
at Willads Hotel AID expects TO reach W Arlington
tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11
NON-ARRIvAL OE THE STEAMER NORTH
AMERICA.

PORTLAND, Ne Tuesday, March 10, 1851.
The screw steamship North America, with LIVER
pool dates of the 9th ult is fully doe at this port
but has not yet III O'Clock P. M been signaled. Her
will be four days later than was brought b. the
Persia at Eow-Yoik.
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CHARTER ELECTION AT SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, 1uesday, March TO, IS31.
At The charter election held here to day Demo-
cratic MAYOR and the entire Democratic ticket were
elected BY large majority Eight of nine Democratic
csuoids'es for Aldermen were elected.
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FROM THE PLAINS

81 LOWS Tuesday, March TO- l857:
Adyices from Independence If the % inst, say that
the Salt Lake mail hsd just arrived having been three
mon,hs on the way The trip the coolest and most
rerilous ever made acrcss the Plains. Many Indians
on the route were either frozen starved 10 death and
others had eaten their own children.
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MITRDER TRIAL

PORTLAND, Tuesday March To, 80.
In he Gaze of George Knight indicted for the muir
der of his Wife which has been hia for twenty days
al Album, tie Jury TO day after being out for twenty
Eve tours returned verdict OF Murder In the hrh
degree" His counsel have flied exceptions.
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BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

BOsTON, TUESDAY, Mhich To, IoI'.
The following are the footlnys of our Bank stale
reHi for the past week:
C.p.,s k3l 90 Due 70 other bank. - Us SO
Ioan, iteounts s2.7so 40 D-Po.s IL esy ~
seece........ $4,000 CHculAilOp...... 7,loO ooo
Durnf other bfs T,lboItOl
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NEW-HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

CONCORD, n. r., Tuesday March l0-P N.
Tie election for State Officers and Members of Con
grtss took place to-day. The canvass unusually
quiet, ard the vote il 10, large. Returns from about
forty towns il different parts OF the State indicate the
election of Vim. Halle Republican, for Governor BY
bsrdsone majority; also the reelection Of Messrs.
TsppaD Cragin ard Pike, Republicans, 10 Congress.
Concord Tuesday, March 10 Ill 80 P. ".
Tbriy-fve towns besrd from, foo, upss folio NJ OF
the vote fer Governor: Hale rep J. $685. Wells
Dtm }, : i23; Hsddock Wig, 50. These, with
partial returns from many other owns indicate thai
the Republican dida,e for Governor is elected by
about 3,Co0 majority.
In tie Legislature the Republicans sand as wen S.
last year.
The three Republican candidates for Congress are
probably elected.
The following is tie vote in some Of the principal
towns:
Manchester ...... Haile.......l 80 Wels.......S4
Guptord. Halle. 2lS Wells. 2i2
PorT,mO1ah. Halle. 10 Wells ......775
Ezeter. .... Hsie....... 4l5 Wers.......220
Rober MORTON, Democrat, has been chosen Mayor
Of Portsmouth by co majority.
CONCORD, March II, 20 NJ.
Returns from 60 towns give II ,le Is 400; Wsls
IL 2tS-Haile probable majority 3,0Oo
10 the Senate House aid Council the Republicans
have large msJOrities.
Teppan and CIagip, Republicans are certainly re-
elected TO Corgress, ard Pike Republican is probably
elected.
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ALBANY, Tuesday, March 10. Is5

ALBANf, Tuesdsy, Marco TO, 10.
NJ. Blooming Usher. Republican can iida:e for S
Lawr,noe District, has been today elected to Ell the
vscsrcy caused by the resig alton Ct NJ. Clark, By
8 COO n siorty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11

orrsnirAion We hereby declare ourselves opposed to e.
angling Nsnces and pledge In al future c0aes
70 vote ftr The Nominees Of our party
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ELECTION OF AsrArE SENATOR.

tovns but not to become Directors. The bill had pro
gree.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
ILLINOIS VETO QUESTION.
r. he Editor Of 1Ae ~. Y. Tribune.

SIR-In your article of Friday, 9th ult., in regard
to the Iros Apportonment bill, you state follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-31
DIED.

On Wednesday night last, the 2sth inst, at o'clk,
JAMES HENRY, youngest son of Danirl p. and
Martha Ann Mitchell, aged year month and IT
days.
Mother, dear, am nat dead,
God will bid me rise;
"Suffer su III to come" he sad
"To me, beyond the skies"
Weep not mother. shall be
An angel, fair and bright,
To meet father. you snd brother too,
In a land of pure delight.
TO- 0swego papers please copy.
At the residence ef VIM. 8. Triplett. on the 29th
inst in the III year of his age. WILLIAM TRIP
LETT. son Of VIM. s. and NJ. E. ]. Barton, OF Fred
siicksburg.
On Friday. the Both October, 1857, at half past 2
O'Clock, 7. NJ, Mrs. MARIA s. YOUNG, in the 5oth
year of her age.
Her funeral will take place This Afternoon, at ga
o'clock from thu residence of her son-inlaw. MIR
Wellington Goddn where the friends Of both fami-
lies are requested to attend without further notice
En- THE FUNERAL of the late JoHN G. HALEY
will take place at the Second Baptist Church, at
o'clock, this afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-31

s- SSes any OF our high livers ever GA, too ,,,,.,,
dGners any have cooks who temnt ,hss .o much
niue 100 lar viii tell secret tina, will lead ,haue
,b, ~, ishl ., ,hsir dinners without v.i, rom
tna' equity Old gentiemsn-D y spersia Tar, = ~.
" Dr HEfard hari0orator after eatfng and vo,, ,.J,
''e'ef DC froa6ted 10Th tndio ston bat, on the can.
uary, before the next meal time approaches the a.
petite WIZ be sharpened to appreciate any kind u
iood the food rises or sours. the Invsorator viii
h1 the matter right at once. for there is somethlao
Ia II that. TO the expression If friend will lar
man eat gravel Stones and take the IsyIsoRAroR and
they Nil digest. We have tried il in double doses
ON "ne or ~" occasions. for sick headache. and it
acts like charm. "
what we want TO say to our readers, young or old
~. y @ns thing ais you go without delay and get
y ~. ssni9rds inyigorator. and IL il don't
cure come and tell US for we wan, to see ans sr~,,
that i VIII not benefit Jersey Stoys Repsaiean.
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