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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-13

Sac AcCTpGST--We learned from Warr"Ltoa, \
C.. yesterday. that the youngest Of Mr.. H. u
Pirf- II this city. lai Of sona twelve fpurteou
su1ipnrs. while out cunning on Monday, met With
It painful aul serious accident He had stopped to
rest. with the muzzle Of til" gun towards his fac
ani on fiugtr pizced over it whom by some acsi
dent IN" guu went nT emitting off the finger. and
tho entire charge lodging in his cheek. As soon
rs could reach home medical assistance rem
dared AMI We bnaye 40 far successfully. that he
is con.iaered out Of danger.-R t.rsltug EypreSs.
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LuDLAM & WATSON.
NORFOLK AND RIG

rTw NORFOLK AND RICH
t-@@..s s- s--5 MoSD TRANSPORTATION LINE
Thn steamer KAHN KEE IN connection with line
OF nAasahs viii run regularly from RICHMOND
"a NORFOLK twice a week
Freight (which will be taken At low rates. received
At any time at my warehouaa, on the Deck
Hs~ essels t0wed 90 and from City Point or Harap
ton Roads, on moderate terms.
~ IT'S IEE Agent.
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Manchester-jy 27-lm
~ TO UOUSE-KEFpFRQ

go TO HOUSE-K EPERS.-In
& a store. a splendid assortment White French
~ China, and White Granite Dinner Ware in
A-S sets, or single pieces, new styles and good
quality; Fine Gilt China Tea Sets, a great va
Iiety; plain aud common Tea Sets great variety;
GlassWart oteyery descriptions Silver Plated Cast0rs
Forks; Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons: Ivory handle
and common Knives anil Forks; Water Coolers: Ice
Pitchers patent srltsealing Cans Block Tin and ia
Planned Ware; Looking GLASSES: Wire Dish Covers;
Passage Lamps; Walters and Tea Trays Coffee Urns,
Cake Boxes; Knife Baskets painted Tin Toilet Sets;
&c, &C. all of which offer at wholesale retail,
at low prices. GEO. j. SUMNER,
ly 30 20 Pearl street
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DAILY LINE BETWEEN
$500 RICHMOND, OLD POINT, PORTS
MOUTH AND SoRF0Lk.-The Steamers GLkS
viii, on and after MONDAY next. Gt.h inst. eoH
menee and continue a daily line between the above
The GLEN COVE, Capt }. o. Davis. will leave the
wharf al Rockets on MONDAY morning AZ 5 ~
oclock precisely and the CURTIS PINK, Captain
samuel Barney, will leave tie wharf at Norfolk On
the same morning and al the same honr. and con-
tinns 70 run every day Sunday excepted AMI t9neh
AZ all the regular landings on the river gong ADJ fs-
farming
Passage to Old Point. Portsmouth and Norfolk s. %
Forward passage. I -
Meals 80 cts each, r. o. HASkINs.
Freights taken as nsual, but tire freghts on all
goods Intended 90 10 put o any 81 the landings %
the river must De paid ahen fhs krtices sent 70
the Boat and We are not responsible for any arteie
after il Is pat the wharf TO which L Is airected
Je ID X. q. HASkINs.
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D.srxRArE Wox,N.--The wife of John Gale was
sent t. the City Hospital Utica, ~ til d.ijrfum
fr~,nsa- She was placed in the attic and the win
dow in the room WAS fastened with wooden bar.
screwed The ouIy inrtrument within her
roach vas spoon - eat with She had hardly
b@en left alone when she usrd this spnon In Iooseu
III, screw and take off tn" bars. AMI then roII.n
wing the window teapei from the third story to
the ground. She WAS badly hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-13

CCIrfv ,TraS 0P raE GR.pE-slAiane Storms Of
Delft Holland. has purchased large tract of land
mites from Kingston tennessee and miles from
the rrpnn~see river. One essential element which
controlled the selection wtS the helrfthat ii woud
h., very favorable in the rearing Of The grape, II
thu. experiment should prove succ .ssful. it il be
lrved that it will he the commencement of a large
emigration Of the Dutch In this country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-13

IA am receiving orders for the best quality Of AN
THRACITECOAL. to be shipped and delivered dur
ing the present month and July. Persons ordering
heir coal through me, viii receive 22f0 lbs to the ton,
they allowing me commission of 10 per cent?
Those " no wish to lay in their winter supply, will
lind it greatly to their interest 10 purchase at this
season OF the year when coal and freights low.
All orders enclosed to through the Post Once or
eft at the Drug Store Of Messrs Ladley Robinson.
corner of 18th and Frankr&tfeets, at the law Of
flee of POwhatan Roberts COR of 18th and Main sts.,
(where my Office is kept,) will be promptly attended
10 lie IO-3m1 WRIT ROBERTS.
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MELANCHOLY SUtcTo:.---gohn shriver a citizen Of
Vt joy. Pa, who was highly spoken Of a. AN esti
mtbie man, deliberately hung himself on Saturday
morning. He was discovered dead hy his wife
The Lancaster Express says: For thirty years
past he had lived pinus and exemplary Christian
life was IN easy circumstances. and had no appa-
rent cause Cor the morbid melancholy which has
Of late been insidueusly cIouing his mind
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9tIHNUL 10 NINIINTN.
j. A. HEFELFINGER & co.



Rgr Stages, of first class, leave Bonsack's Depot
daii, on the arrival of the cars for the Greeubrier
" hlte, sweet Red Sweet, and other Springs
EY- 1t will be seen By the various newspapers that
the Cars OF the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad leave
Lynchburg ttoIce day, say ri A. NJ, and 81 f. N
aiofding desirable opportunity for all the SPRING.
above. IL l6-itIS
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NOTICE TO PASSEN

NOTICE 7 ? ASSEM-
gFTxTF@aSISS GERS ON THE BROAD STREET
---s+:.=--a1-7Sa=sz RAll.WAY OMNIBUS-Fron and
after this day, and until further notice, the Accom-
mediation Car between the Depot and Richmond C.l-
Iegr, will be run between the hears OF A. VI. and
pa z. NJ and between 21s and 10 =. NJ. stopping at
any point the Street for passengers going and re-
turning Fare cents only. WM. n. BRAGG,
JeS-t5 Agent
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u 3-~3m m C. B. LIPsC0MB.
4 -NTHKACITE COAL, Anthracite Coal

~ The subscriber having fitted up largo and com
madious coal yard on Dock between 18th and 18th
streets with one vi Farbank = patent balances for
the purpose Of weighing COAL, will furnish his pa
irons with 224U lbs the ton (each load weighed and
not guessed att ut the very lowest market price,
or if preferred, lie viii sell his COAL At all advance
Of 10 Der cent on cost aud charges at the time
he will always keep hand the best quality, and ill.,
yites the particular attention Of his friends and the
public generally to give him call before purchas
tnG at No. "A Main street, or at his COAL yard.
Terms cash lie I2-t.) PC LARUS.
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HORSE SH0EING.--i would inform the
= pnble, that having engaged newly patented
HAMMERED SHOE. ann prepared 90 put them on
Horses, at STA cents the sell and on Mules al - CTS
the set, (foF cash.
ut s. the set
EH~ All work warranted.
A. 3. LfpsCoMR Blacksmith,
Between Bread and Marshall sta. On ia
~ 2l-iMs
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DAILY DISPATCH.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST n. rss7.

NysTERr.-wc have heretofore noticed the dis
covery Of the body of young man named II. r.
Thomas, near iIavre de Grace, Nd. Tho y. York
Herald publishes the following communication on
the subject. dated Havre de Grace, August Q
a man was found at Stump's point. opposite
this place. TODAY, and from papers on his body, 1t
seems his name IL Henry H. Thomas Of New York
He had receipt Of money paid lover $31ol To-
Dr.. Gilmore of New York, or Richmond. Va. on
house II Is supposed he fell off the boat crossing
bet ,hs place and Cecil, he had. checks and
tickets that den ,tei he came from Richmond. Va
bound for New York.
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~ having formed Cc-rartnership, under the firm
and style Of W. ID. TOMPklNS * BRO, will CON
tnue the COMMISSION BUSINESS at the same
stand lately occupied by the above concern.
W ID. rOMPKINS,
an E-qW J. f. TOMpKINS
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- UNITED STATES MAIL

EEh bNll Ell NIAIES MAIL
X xsssSs LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
SxzeasfssA ORFOLk PETERSBURG AND
&sSxxZfT-@sR ii NO y D.-1he JAMESTOWN
captain IHrrlsh leaves Richmond every Tue sday al
terhoon, CIt! Point same evening and Norfolk next
morning W ednrsday) for New York
The ROANOKE, Capt. skinner leaves City Point
every Saturday morning aud Sorfoik every satnrday
Evening, for New York
returning, the jamestown leaves New York from
fler II, North River, every Saturday afternoon with
passengers for Norfolk. Petersburg and Richmond
without detention at Norfolk. merely stepping there
mOud.
The Roanoke leaves New York from same Pier every
"wednesday AFTERNOON, with fSsss myers for Norfolk
Petersburg and Richmond hut takes freight only q n
Norfolk, North Carolina and Petersburg
Passage and fare, Stater0om included between
Norfolk and New York, s.; Sterrage passage s.
Passage and fare, statercnm Included bet1een
Richmond, Petersburg and New York $40; Storage
HasSare IS
MIN LTDLAM WATSON
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p. II. GIBSON.

CLOVER HILL COAL-I am prepared to supply
my frend1, and the Customers of the late firm OF
Williams 4 Gibson, with the best quality OF this
COAL at the market price.
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dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-

II SIIiP.-The undersigned have this day, by mu-
tua consent dissolved Co-partnership. Either ofthe
parties il hereby authorized to settle the business ot
the late concern. JSO. WILLIAMS,
August t, 1857. 7. III. GIBSON.
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JUST 0PENING--Gas Chandeliers,
- Bracket Pendants. shades, &C, at
~ STEBBINs . rULLkNs.
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THE OLDEST ESTABLISnMFNr 0j

THE KINDlN VIRGINIA-RICIIgoNn 90
"a WATER AND BQTTLING ESTABIISHMFSir
~ FULL FORCE. WITH ITS DOUBLE SIT on
SEir-ACIlNG GEN EkArORS-Iemon and Sarsa.
palilia POP, Philadelphia PORTER and ALE. Cham.
pane CIDER, and BROWN STOUT, put up in guam
ne subscriber deems il unnecessary to say any
ming In regard to the reputation Of his Soda Water
as 1t il 50 well known throughout Virginia Tennes-
see, ana North Carolina He feels very thankful for
the immense patronage heretofore extended towards
him by his generous patrons, and hopes by strict
attention To business, TO preserve continuance of
the same
rB- All persons living In the city who have bot
ties with my name them, will please return them
to my drivers, and to none others.
NJ MCCORMACK
~ - m prna
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DENITEN TIARY OF VIRGINIA.
Manufactured at this Institution, and SOLD there
and at the Agents Store No. Il Pearl street the fol-
lowing articles at reduced prices, TO wit:
Boots. Slines and Brogues.
Women, Children and Servants Shoes
Wagon ami Cart Harness ofeyeTy description.
Machine Bands. Leather Hose.
Wagons. Carts, Drays and Wheeibarrows
Warirobes Safes &c
Striped and Plaid Cottons
keTseys and ynseys, for plantation hands
Ready Made Clothing for Servants
Most of the above articles on hand and for sale or
will be made or repaired, or other Job work done 70
order short notice for cash. TO punctusl ems
toners only, short time.
Orders from the country, with satisfactory resereu
ces promptly attended to. Address
ROBT. NJ. NIaMo.
jeE Agent ard storekeeper Va. Penitentiary'
MANTILLAS AT COST, MANTILLAS
AsI AT COST.
rs French Lace Mantillas sold at $i4 and SIS now Al
cost -
$50 French Lace and Velvet sold at soto sl2 now at
cost - ~ Oh
So solid Silk ones, Sisneaeh
few real Shantila Mantlas left
80 Grey Mantillas, some a. low a. 81
$50 Black thin ones, 81 50, So and 81 Is each
Every Mantilla in my store must be soId AZ ao,oa
price As am determined to keep none over No,x
L the time at the New York Mantilla and shawl
Store. iyT Main street A NA"i
iy 22-im* JAMES RILEY
/ ONDON PORTER. Tomato and Walr,,
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NTRlBLlNG SPRINGS.-ThisM Mountain
~ Retreat, In Augusta county Va, 10 miles from
stanton and q miles from Halris0uburg will be
under the management of Mr. PETER II. WOOD
ARD, formerly at Jacksons River aud for the last
three seasons at the Healing Springs.
The proprietor respectfully announces 10 inyalids
and pleasure seeking public that by erecting sip
more datbte tOtdgsS and by the general improvement
If the premises since last season, that after the 10th
of June he will b2 prepared with entirely fYHt
tltr. and sufficient number of attendants, 20 offer
visitors the most pleasant accommodations in the NiT
ginia mountains.
The waters Of this place unsurpassed: In fact
the visitor at these Springs has the advantage of all
the variois waters belonging TO the entire mineral
region OF Virginia
The Sulphur Water excelled by none except that
of Greenbricr.
The Alum Springs inferior 10 none as tested for the
last five years, with the Caly beate and Free 2tnn,
waters, all at hand, In abundance render this place
properly, the MINERAL SPRINGS OF ElR0fSIt
For pleasure seekers, there will be Musfr in AZ
tendance ana the amdsenents and sports afforded b.
mountain resorts. -
An experienced phystcion viii reside AT the aprlng.
TERMs-Sl1 per week; Sd for month of fonr weeks
and reduction made for An entire season. far les
than week Sl50 per day will he charged
E1- 4 line of SUPERIOR FOuR-HORSE MAIL
COACHES will leave stanton daily. fr this nlare
after the arrival of the Eastern cars f>'
rs line of STAGES Ia expected IN nas. ths
Springs, en- route from Harrisonbarg 10 Bafh Aim
Springs. CIIESLEY KTSSEy
my B-d2m6c3tawlm PronrIetor
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In retiring from the Csal business the subscriber
would respectfully recommend to his customers his
successor. Mr y. II. GIBSON, being fully conf
dent that in purchasing from him they will have
every satisfaction that attention to business and
prompt execution OF their orders can afford them.
The subscriber will hereafter devote his whole time
and attention to THE BUSHES OF THE SAW
WILL. Ii has lately made contracts for supply of
logs Of superior quality, we'll worthy OF the attention
ii buters and others who may want timber.
Au 6-3tAW3W mo. WILLIAMS.
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ONDON PORTER, Tomato and Walnut
Catsap. w worcestershire aud Pepper sauces; for
sale by aul H. MCCARTHY 4 SON
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PROPOSALS MED FOR CUL.

DKUPOSALS " \ Y 7 E D FOR CUL-
VERTS-The undersigned. a committee of the
Trustees of Manchester, appointed for that purnose
wilt until the 18th August next, receive proposals
Tor the construction OF large number If Culverts in
The town OF Manchester, TO be made Of stone or
brick, or both. The contract. (Which the committpa
j authorized To concluded will he made for the build.
ny Of a. many cuyerts a thorough draining of
The town will require.
Address the committee at Manchester
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= L. BARNES, manufacturer of FIFE ENG G ne, Es'
A street YES, d9 bstTTSp RI Nen TsoR B
VERaTnAHS every DESCRIPTION Of CAST AM
WKGUGIiT IE0N RAILIZG EA nv Tp dIG 4
GRATING and all kinds ofHOUs An u " ii.
ratch on 2c terms as warrant will Civ 1tt7inc
ton My old friends and the public senei ima na
sIIitaI"o To Hi'o INC myS-l6m
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BUSINESS CARDS.

b. r. HARRIS JND. JAS. WILSON
Formerly OF AlOrmarle Formerly Vi Prince E.i-
county, more recent! ward county, late
w4tn Coi. iiiltu II. at >rabroOk Ware
brown httI>e.
HARRIS " WlLSUN, COMMISSION MER-
- chANIa, klcadoND. VA, "hcr tuelr service, for
tn stI' uI All hIuI1 u CttA fay PRODUCE, IT,
BAOCJ LJUn, u Heal, '!JhN, &c, anu nope. BY
1T IL III prompt attention to business, receive i
hntie Of puUIU patfouaL'
nG- tfllcc .,.ry street. second door west Of l2th
I--IlUITc~JnI
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NOTICE.-The subscriber, owing to the
~ unex pected demand for the celebrated "SEN.
PIES BAKING POWDER" has increased his IA
cities for its manufacture 10 considerable extent
and is now ready to supply the trade.
JNO. w. GARLICk Manufacturer
au | Market Place Franklin street
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4 LLEGHANY SPRINGS.-This water
4 - ing place, 40 favorably known TO the publir
WI be opened for the reception of visitors on the
nts. uay Oh June, Inc present proprietors are hap
py to announce that they have secured the service
a. general manager, of MIR. JNO. P. LEE, (of IN,
American Hotel Richmond Ya.,) whose long expe>
reputation as gentleman and caterer are Sufficient
guarantees that every effort will be made 30 give en-
tire satisfaction To onr guests y"
The powerful curative properties Of this water
aad its efficacy in all diseases of the stomach liver
bowels nervous SYSTEM &C. Is well attestsd BIZ m,
ieoted by its use. We refer with confidence 10 ali
the parons Of the former pronrietors A coTnplete
bathing establishment has been added IN anr a.
rangements for the comfort Of visitors since last
FOR further particulars We refer 20 the cards 10 be
found In hotels, cars, steamboats, ar "
splendid line of FOUR-H0RSE COACIEs will
convey visitors from Shawsyille to this place. AZ
miles, over good road, with only one hilI between
the two points. BRInGEa & UoI n w"
my T-d6ct25A prnnsia.s,
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FAMILY FLOUR.-We are now pre-
pared 10 furnish very superior article of IA NJ
lily FLOUR from the "RICHMosD Cry Mills" for
merly Braggs aud solicit orders for early delivery
EXTRA SUPREME FLOUR
ms grade OF Flour cannot be surpassed in quality
anu WIZ De furnished to the trade in quantities and
terms TO suit - f ~
BRUMMEL 4 R0YsTERS
an o-lm 18th street, near Mayo's Bridge.
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SHOCKING MURDER IN VIRGISIA-On the 18th
inst the wife Basil Hail. residing in Alexandria coun
~ Va, murdered in the most horrible manner by
one Of her servants According 10 the deposition OF Mrs.
Hail. her husband walking the farm and the rest
OF The whites Of the family AZ church when slave
woman named Jenny put armful Of dry plank the
FIRE which Mrs Hail ordered her to take or She did
but quickly pvt again. Mrs. Hall again ordered her
10 take il on me negroes then seized her and forcing
her head down her (hc assaans) legs backed
her into the ire. Three times according Tn Mrs Hail
acposion she managed 10 break loose from the hend,
Who 40 osn seized and placed hnr back tho hrc.
On The ast occasion her brought others Of the
family negroes and her husband to the rescue Mrs. Hall
dicd about midnight Mr.. H. made attempt 10 shoot
Mo servant but prevented, and she was taken to
pr,eou,
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

r FCTURE ON THE HORSES FOOT, fLLUsTR ATED
Ia Nv fine anatomical and descriptive drawings of its
deru structure and mechanism and In relation 70 Us fanc
tons and the art of shoenr by JOHN Campbell Raj.
Noy Esq, NJ A. g. v = date officer 81 cavalry British
s,YXcc also veterinary surgeon, Royal Army and of the
Madns Army British Asia IN the New York Medical Col.
Thirteenth street Monday, December 81 1851
ii seven O'Clock in the evening Tickets y
c sfe portraits a fine horses aud others 81 the domestic
animals. beautifully Illuminated viii be exhibited.
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GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY
u BUCHANAN AND TllE CONSTITUTION
THE DEMOCRATIC REPUB I.ICAN ELECTORS
CITY AND COUNTY or NEW YORK,
FRIENDLY TO JAMES BUCHANAN
AND THE rRfNCfpfES or THE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY,
ARE REQUESTED TO ASSEMBLE
I'm MASS
AT TAMMANY HALL.
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER -
AT ~ O'CLOCK,
For the Of declaring The sentiments Of the
expression Of their confidence in and support OF the policy
and administration 81
PRESIDENT BUCHANAN.
The meeting will be addressed by number ~ distinguished
dams~ras whose will with their knowledge and
sent, be duly announced.
The various democratic clubs, committees aud organiza'
lions arc cordially invited 10 attend.
nv order nf the members elect of the
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMITTEE.
VIM NJ. TWEED
Chairman Committee of Arrang efnents.
IoHN VI. WILLIAMS, (socr.,.res
JuuN H. CHAMBERS,
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sIspTrye.

(yANtRI FOR SALE "a lot or IMPORTED BFTr
~ rnn LONG breed canartes and lot ri German Staging
birds ~ different ktds also 80 good singing mockns birds
FER Cheap. a Is Nas sire corner o. Washington, one
block from Canal - MP stairs, back room.
CArrrOAT WANTED, CHEAP FOR CASH, SAIL
- ~ feet long with trunk cabin furniture, &e.
complete. Address with price AMI where slc De leen
box lIS6 Post Ohce, Philadelphia
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n ne city county Of New York from the 18th day Of
December 10 the 10Th day OF December, 1851
Men, CO. women, TO- boys, Ito; girls, 105-To,al, 35l.
Aduns 1856; children, 2l5 males, l76 females, 175
colorcd pcrsons,7.
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ExPREssEs.


WELLS FARGO a co, NEW YORK AND CALI.
w fornia Express Company snd Exchange Dealers a
Joint stock Company. Capital, s6,nooD OiceAS2 Broad
Expresses sent to California oregon nnrandwich
Islands the h md Goth 81 each month To Havana the Ih
1h and 9th of each month Exchange for sale In tn
suit on California oregon, Sandwich Islands Havana Bns
ton and Philadelphia Notice California Bcndholders
r. prepared 10 receive the old bonds Of The
state of California transport the " Sacramcnio CITY
procure IN accordance with the act OF 18th OF
April 1857, aud return same 10 this city.
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POLITICAL.
Urn wARD.--THE MEMBERS OF THE WARD CON.
nitee for the year 1857. hereby notified that there
will hr meeting Of the committee held al Union Hail.
OF Fourth street and Mondsy evening zs inst
nj ~ O'Clock Punctnai attendance Required business
Of importance will brought before The committee BY order
ST NATHAN HbED, Charman.
JAnIs GaRsEY. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-21

80 ROSEWOOD PIANOS. BY THE BEST MAKERS
I'd Cheapest in New York prices SIS 500 slo sl2o sl.5
10 $40 The magncenty carved pearl KEY piano tor $50
10 secondhand pianos from SIS TO $50 al Ninth
near Twenty sixth street r. GONZALEZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-21

C1On SAVED BIZ PURCHASING A NEW SEVEN OC
sDlUU tave rosewood piano large ronnd corners iusid
with pearl carved Tyre heavy mouldings pearl Keys and
fully warranted 80 Green street. Pianos ID let
A. B. LINCOLN.
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From the ST. Louis Democrat, Dec. H.
THE PROGRAMME IN

lane, Is CUiISIICuU7Is
ana disturbances the riots and revolutions in Kansas
the following letter TO the editor Of the indianapolis
Journal
LAWRENCE Dec. s, 1857.
The Legislature will probably expunge the election,
Convention and militia laws and submit both constitutions
a fun and fair vote, and declare that constitution sane
toned by the majority the organic law for Kansas II Con
gress admits the ecompon fraud will put the Topeka
government motion and fghtit out. j. II. LANE