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TELEGRAPHIC Nsws
REPORRED FOk r II y UIsPAf Oh
ROuR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO-SAXON.
NEWS

QUEBEC, May ls.-The steamer AneIs-saaou
arrived hare this morning with dates from Livers
pool to the 9th instant-four days later IMAM the
Asia's advices.
It was rumored that an extensive conspnscS
had bee discovered In Spain.
Generals Santiago, Medina and Garrido wers
about smbarking TO take command OF the expeaI
ton against Mexico. The Queen, however, 10
her speech to the Cortes expresses the ne,ci tna'
the matter will be arranged without nos''u''e''
GREAT BRITAIN.
The oueen's speech opening parliament 10 An.
ticipsted with the intensest anxiety' % Deneveo
Roebucks threatened amendment, regarding sne
Chinese war will be carried out.
The Manchester Art Union Association MAJ
opened its hall with great ceremony A.
The French journals assert tnat Lore Eigiu, tne
British Commissioner to China. VIII aem.nd : 70
newaI of the treaty and the extension OF CONNER
cial privileges to three other ports besides tne nve
already mentioned; also. the esta1nsnment o.
military ports In all the cities where Enghsn con-
suls reside; and the erection OF iofts u Osnson
Hong Kong and Shanghai
RUSSIA.
The Russian treaty with Japan opens the ports
of Simsda and Hakodadi to Russian commerce.
Russia has removed the prohibit on the expor,
of gold.
Rome will make further reduction ia the duties
on textile fabrics.
DENMARK.
The Danish ministerial difficulties continue.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, May 9th Cotton-sales for three day.
amount to ,00a bales. Quotations une nan geo
Flour Canal 2sd3Os; Southern, Sv0Sls Ohio, SxO5Ss
Red wheat S09s; white, 80 Cd kiIed corn, S4OS5'
Cd; elbow, $50 Cd; white SIS Cd. Rosin firm ct 30
spirits Turt eptine ste .dy at 39s.
Money essisr. Csnsols for money 934; on account
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MIR. Crawford.

The Paris correspondent april 81 Of the N Y
Journal Of Commerce says that Mr.. Crawford, the
great sculptor in whose fate such general concern
is felt, was about to leave for London, attended
BY his family. At their request, DR.. Fell, thu
American physician, who has acquired extraordi.
nary reputs, In the British metropolis for the cure
OF cancer. came to Paris in order 10 examine the
case Of Mr.. Crawford; he co uId not stay, and
therefore the patient goes to i'm for systematic
treatment. DR.. Fell could detect NO certain indi
cation that the tumor behind the eye had affected
the brain; thus hope Of prolonged life remains
though the eye can scarcely be saved.
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NEW BOOkS-
~ RECEIVED BY JAS. WOODHOUSE co.
The LIFE of Charlotte Dronte, author of Jane
Eyre, shirly, etc by Mrs Gaskeil, author of
Mary Barton, &c with portrait of Aiss Bronte.
and view Of "Haworth Church" and Parsonage /;
2vols 81 so
RANDOM Sketches and Notes of European Travel
tn 1856; by Rev. John 4. Edwards, A. M, of the
Virginia Conference; 81.
ADAM CREME Of Mos Gray, novel, BY Mrs
Oliphsnt, author of Zaidee, Mrs. Margaret Matt
land, &c; 81
The Olive Branch. or White Oak Farm; q Tale of
Life In the Uld Dominion; 81
The Life and Pub ic Services Of DR. Lewis r. Linn,
for ton years Senator Of the United States from
thsi State Of Aisaouri; By =. a. Linn ana N.
Sargent. 200.
ILLUSTRATED School History Of the United States
and the adjacent parts Of America, from the
Hest discoveries to the present time by 9
Quackenbos, author of Lessons in Composition
and Rhetoric; 100.
THE DrsA eeott Case; Report Of the Decisions Of
the 61prsme Court of the United States, and the
Opinions Of the Judges thereof Ia tins case of
Dred Scott versus Jno. y. A Sanford; 50 cts.
vol. Nv Modern Painters OF Mountain Beauty; BY
John Auskin, n. 4 i; LIS
MARRIAGE - Ii 10 and e. Il should he BY Rev
John Bailey. OF the Virginia Conferencs !; rs cts
VOL Y 6tisr's Words OF the Lord Jesus; 200.
THE fslss Of the Gsnii; or the Delightful Lessons
Of Hersm the Son Of Osmar transiated from ths
fsrs'an, By sir Charles Morsl; price las. Bohn'a
my ls-2t JAMES woopHousE co.
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The Outruses in Utah.

NEW YORK, May 16-The details of the Mormon
outrages in Utah are given by correspondent of
:he New York Times, who says that a band of
armed men entered into the United States Court.
room while the Court in session, and by threats
of violence, compelled Judge Stiles to adjourn sine
die. Previous to submitting, Judge s appealed to
Brigham Young who replied that he would not i'm
terfere but would let the boys have their own
way, as the Court had already given him too much
trouble
Great excitement prevailed, a. the Mormons
were known to be we'll armed, AID threatened the
grossest personal violence all Gentiles, especial
II the United States Surveyor General
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MARINE IrrELLI0KNCR.
Pm If Richmond, May 16-HI1A Wat~ 12& s,eleck.


Pm If AcAmesd May 1s-HSA Water 124 o'clock,
ARRIVED,
stssmsr jamestown, Parrish. New York. mdss and
bssissa. Keen s.mor. md.. Lud
sehr Arms.y, rinnsr, North carolin.. shingles
sehr Allied Rss, Cfsskmors. or.y's Crsst. lum'
schr Kate Kallshan, Kallahs. Philadslphis, sesl
6chr John eilliman, Clnm, Philadslphis, Coal D. z
gshr Liberty, sadlsr, Rsppshannoei river, corn. =
T. Winston Co.
schr Way, DursL down the river. light.
0shr Sarah L. etsphsna down the mver hsn.. -,
sshr Sultan, Day, Halifax, four, Wonels Cis-
Schr Isabelle, Thompson, Carson, Wilmington, N
sshr r..h.w.y. CLARK, chsrlsston, md''' ". D
BIG Cass. Heath, Colston. Norfolk. In ballast
sehr Amos F.lienburs, Rogers New Ao'A' "'''
schr oskiand, Fsll, rstsrburs, msse. u..
eehr John 4. McFrse, Barker, down the nvsr'
sshr VIM. J. Doyle, Howell, Goblin Point, mdss'
MKMoRAHDuM.
sehr Certo, from Boston. at City Point
7P.ssEscEas PER srE aNsHIp JAMEsrows, Parish
SssIIests Levine HsS'f T.1 John joni 5si
Nimmo, Miss M Way, A Hirsch, Clarse 4
Msenar Henry Iud.m: Henry t'15'RRe synsn T'f
mond lady child and 'ssysn1 Hi,1.r and WIFI,
Hlzsr, Thos Hilizer, q w Jswett, 8 4 Barker,
3 BUSHNELL 9 Bushnell. VIM Parish, 3 Dewits :
Mrs w g Aidrich and child. tI,oro' ~ ~ = :
Allan. Mrs Mcmillan and 2 children, Moran
III o. Brian and 16 in storage.
Also, from Norfolk n
Jos Hyde, Jno L.throp: Henry LsshroP. I
WHITAKER. J Z Winston, Chss freeman, + Dlxon'
Nab, Obendoffsr VIM Coghiil Mrs Aiiison'
J Il Wise, Mrs n D Wise. Geo BLOW "a
Exclaimed signals with steamship nosnoAs on
Cape Henlopen, suuday morning
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a. Read This Read This ...Important

a Read This Road This ...Important
TO THE AFFLICTED.
RICHMOND. May 18th, 1857.
This 10 to certify that my child vas afflicted from
its birth with BLOOD WHrNN We sought thu
advice OF some most eminent Physicians, but would
not undertake TO give 1t trsl But, having read the
card Of DR.. Kahu in the Dispatch. / determined to
give him trial Of the csss AudI sm happy to say,
that In four weeks the child perfestly restored
without the of knife the loss of one drop of
blood l advise all persons afflicted Ia any way, to
Gall on DR.. Kahn. In the Clifton House, in
OF Ballads new Hotel DR.. KAHN proves to DO a
worthy, intelligent and skillfu Ply sicsn.
Respectfully, &s. MATHEW EAGAN
Residence 18th street,
my 19..6t* Richmond, Va.
a Petersburg and Lynchburg papers please copy
e. Will be sold, ON Tuesday May 19'h.
at Al O'Clock. p. NJ, q valuable Building Lot on
Church Hill, between the residences of Messrs. II.
T. Pslro and L Libby, fronting so feet on 29'h 1t +,
running back $50 feet to SOth St This 10 justly
ssrded az one Of the most beautiful Building Lots
for foe dwelling to be found In Richmond.
m 18--2tt
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a The iEDiAH WAR IN FLoRIDA.-A correspon.
nom Jacksonville Fiorida) on the I3th inst avs.
s in0aps IN this State have gone to work win
e,mi"s nsor, and their depredstious are no = be.
ishshl. subject Of serious considsration 10 III.
soIdIsss :. 3 The attack BY the Indians UPON The
shls esr.s. 49, Grove hos besn con hrnned Ia
s.sss Isosaae& TIA fsAlkins have mae snothss
Ssssa1 upon the whiass, in which on msn -.
~. "oA whom 800 rounds Of ammnnition wsr.
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- Can~crs and Tumors s'nred without
ICUrTING.-DR. N. KAHN lste OF fhiladelphis re-
spectfuly offers his services the citizens and the
public generally, for the Of Cancers, Tumors,
MouIds Blotches and all diseases of the skin He
can also cure Secret Diseases.
He will remain in Richmond three months and
can be found At his office at the Clifton House. from
| 10 A n. toe P. n.
my 19-.d1m~
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Servant. at Watering Places.

Servants at Watering Places.
The Charleston Courier makes some excellent
suggestions in reference to past management atthe
White Sulphur Springs, which are more or less aps
plicable to all larger watering places and hotels
Propristors everyw should adopt and enforce
rules absolutely prohibiting servants from receiv.
ing brides for favoring some to the neglect Of
others, where they owe equal duty to all /; nor
should It be regarded proper to make them such
m offer. 1.-THE system Of bribery" says the
Courier, "is utterly and se!fshly wrong 1t rem
ders the servants neglectful of, and ever insoent
to, those who cannot afford to bribe. Invalids
throng to these restorative waters In search of
health. and hundreds, nay thousands Of them, are
in Strengthened circumstances, and, with difficulty.
raise the means to bear them thther, and pay their
board, and other necessary expenses. These are
the persons who most especially need attention,
and even tender care, and en- them fall most hea
Willy the neglect rudeness and other evils incident
to the system of bribery. The selfish rich man
buys from the ins6lent waiter the most civil atten.
tons and all The Injuries that the table the place
can furnish while the poor invalid Ii denied com
forts and has to scramble for necesssries. No one
10 found there to say-'Ho, every one that thirst.
eth, come ye to the waters, and he that hath no
money. come ye, buy and eat; yea, come, buy
wine and milk, without money and without price
On the contrary, hethat hath little money is com.
PEELED to put up with scant attention and with scant
fare. Civil and attentive servants should be re-.
warded after they have earned their fee but
should never be bribsd in advance. The one prac-
tice leads to attention, civility and order; the
other to neglect, insolence and disorder-often
visited too those whose condition should enlist
the tenderest sympathy"
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Tannery Burnt at Owego.

OwEGo, New York. May 16.-The tanuery In
this place. owned by Messrs. Howe & Lincoln ~
New ark Valley, New York, was burned s. the
ground to day. From two to three thousand sides
of leather were in the lofts, none of which
ed The green stock in the yards was oil saved -
The total loss is estimated at $40 600. The stock
was mostly owned by parties In New York and
Boston. Messrs. Howe g. Lincoln are insured for
S15 600
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Richmond markets, May IS

Richmond markets, May IS
FLOUR We have NO change to note in our quo.
tations of Flour. Holders ask 1926 for superhne,
and nothing doing
WAEAT-Sl50 for red and $160 fol white are
still the quotations for Wheat
CORN.-7here IL No shsnge in Corn.
NEW YoaX, May 49, Flour unchanged. Wheat
do Corn buoy ant. Southern Yellow SO; White So;
Mixed 80. Stocks irner. Virginia 6's, GIT.
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= Mr. WIN. P. NELSON, who has been for long
time resident of Kansas Territory, will deliver
free lecture on the and prospects of that
country at Metropolitan Hall ToNIGHT at O'Clock,
Every body ehouId hear him.
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70 AKlaAlNs! BARGAINS !!-JOo lots 9.
ID seived this morning BY Jam. stown from auction
Fine Naipsook Musns, slightly soiled, at Is cents
yard, worth 3 cents solid soored Brilliants sight-
y soled, ct l2i worth rs cents; splendid new style
Childrens fancy Cotton Socks at sixpenee per pair
Brlisnte Shifting at IS cents per ysd Grass ct 62i
cents each; Fnnges, all colors for dress Trimming:
White Brilliant,s at Sd. per yard; White Canton
Matines at 3i3 cents Per yard; Slack Silk Mantias
at 81 % each, with number of other desirable srt
cles. purchased within the last ten days. in New
York. Hsvipg the advantage Oft buyer In that mar.
ket always on the look cut for aims am enabled
TO exhibit something new by every steamer at the
old established bargain store of
ALFRED MOSES.
myJ9 IS MAR .trs.t
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rEU- M VESTS
" BULLETIN OF NEW BOOKS

U BULLETIN OF NEW BOOKS.
ADAM Crane, of Mossgrsy; by Mrs. Oliphant, au.
tor of Zadse Magdalen. Hepburn. &C. 81.
tho Usisea States, and Opinions of the Judges
thereof in the case Of bred kcott w. John r.
A. Sanford Price Soc
THE Life of Charlotte Bronte, author of Jams
author Of Mary Barton, Ruth, &c, with portrait
of Mrs RIoate, 2vols So
THE Life aid Public Services of Dr. Lewis F. Linn,
fer ten wears Senator of the United states from
the state Missouri by E. A. Linn and N. sar-
gent; with portrait 200.
ILLUSTRATED School History of the U. States
and the adjacent parts of America, from tho ear
lest discoveries to the present time; BY g IL.
GENERAL Atlas of the World, containing seventy
maps, drawn ard engraved from the latest and
best authorities; by Charlie. W Morse; With do
seriptions and statistic: OF ali nsons to the year
HARD Words Made Essy-ku!es TOR Accent and
Pronunciation, with instructions how to pro-
nounse French, Italian. German, Russian Nor
weeian, Da.ish, Swedish, Dutch, and other f-
PLUMBERS in Behavior Corrected l23c.
FIVE Hundred French Phrases, adapted for those
who aspire to ssk French correctly. I2ic
MIND Your Stops! Punctuation made plain and
Competition Simplifisd tor readers, writer's and
takers l2Ac.
LIFE Scenes from kissisn Fields: A Book of Facts.
Incidents, and Resslts the most material and re.
variable in Missionary experience; condensed
and arr.nged for popular use; by =. D. Moore;
with an introduction BY Rev. II Winsow. l.25
Mss LesIe's New Cooking Book. 81 IS.
RECOLLECTIONS Of a Lie Time or Men and
Things have seen, in series Of Faniiia. Let.
Is tiers to Friend historical, Biogranh'csl An.
ecdotical and Descriptive ByB. 6. Goodrich.
(Pe,er PsrleyJ 2vols., with portrait,
to IN Dos with great v.sy Of Other sUo are
INV 1877 2doors from post flf;ca Ia,h -
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Theatre.

To night the last, save one of his engagement,
Mr. Forrest appears In his favorite character of
THE Gladiator" His name Is inseperabIy cor 4.
nectsd with this performance, and the public may
rest assured of witnessing piece Of acting, which
In its peculiar STYLE cannot be surpassed.
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2O5 TONS LUMP PLAsTER.
$50 bales Northern HAY.
Soo barrels James River CEMENT.
1o0 barrels Hudson River CEMENT.
10 barrels Ressndale CEN EMIT ~
10 bales RL ADTERING HAIR
100 barrels CALCINED PLASTER
1000 bushels WHITE CORN,
Is barrels No. YAR, in store and for sale bv
BklD0BORD CO,
my ~ On the Dock.
CLEAR WATKR.-On hand, q few Wa.
~ ter Filters OF our own manufacture which will
filter about four gallons OF water in one hour They
are decidedly the best Filters svsa offered In this
market Call and see them and judge for yourselves
ct KEEbEE vARRs Fotterv.
my 10 Corner Of 18th md Cary etrcet.
ERkhH MAY BUTTKR...I200 ne1-ds
ehoics Orange Coanty Butter, reseiyipe this a. :
Per steamer jamestown, for sale BY
WILLIAM 2 KING.
my is'''os q and Q, YFanklin street,
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.

NEW YORK, May l8 The steamer Arago ar
rived to-day, from Southampton on the 9th, with
1913 passengers and $ls5, 900 in specie
The Black Sea Squadron, under Admiral Lyon,
arrived at Malta from Tripoli, with slave ship,
seized at Tchernaya, and the slaves liberated.
Milford Haven has been selected as the point for
the steamship Great Eastern.
The Queen of Spain is in the fourth month OF
her pregnancy.
The Austrian cabinet have been defeated and
resigned, and new one formed
Sir John Rawsden has been appointed Under
Secretary of War of Great Britain.
Admiral Behrens of the Russian Squadron, is
expected In Alsiers.
The general election in France for members OF
the corns leeislatif is xed for the 2lst of June.
Among the passengers by the Arago are o. J.
7. Wise, ESQ, late Secretary of Legation at Paris
and Mr., Chase Vice. Consul at Paris.
Martinez De La Rosa has been chosen Presis
dent of the Spanish Cortes.
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- Aucfion Notice Tho mtt0ntf0n 81 the
Trade. Bots Keepers and Citizens In general L tnvi
ted to our s,ls of Plated Wsrs Castors Fancy Goods
Clocks 10. 10 this Tuesday mornns q our sales
room MP stairs, comm sncins Of 10 O'clock
nv 1q-1t LARU6 SHINE.
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~IaAies, Fair.--The Ladies' @f the
0fsce Street Baptist Church will held FAIR tho
present week sk tho store on Broad stree, second
door bslow Broad Street Hotel, ana second door
above tn. corner Of 9th street.
Tho FAIR will begin this tMONDAY) evening 9.
O'Clock r. NJ my l8-d5t*
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Thu Ohio River.

CINCINNATI, May l6-The water in the chan
mel of the river at this point is falling. 1t now
measures eleven feet. Weather mild.
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a LIKsNEssEs of the Bear Woman on exhibi
ton at TYLER Co.'s Gallery
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- Notice ..The Apauai Meeting 81 the
Stockholders Of the Clover Hin Railroad Company
DAY, the 18th day Of May. 1851, ct O'clock, ~.
nv Iy-dtd D. g. WOOLDRlD0E, Treas
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q Largest Shy Light and the finest of Por
traits for so cents, at 1879 Main street. TYLER Co
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ffairs with New Grenada
Naval, &c.
WASHINGTON, May 1s-Rsv. Charles A. Davis
of the Southern Methodist Church. has been ape
pointed chaplain in the Navy. [Mr. Davis was
recently pastor Of Trinity Church, Richmond.
1t Aston of the LIST Dragons has resigned
Don Herran, New Grenadian Minister, ex.
presses the belief to the State Department that
the little affair." between bis government and
the United States will be "amicably adj listed"
The U. s. slvop of war Saratoga has been or.
dara1 tn Grevfown. .r..'
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epYO1AI NOTIONS

O. TpuDan a. Parker, aDlcoo1aor - Il.
ard q. Whifheld whDlAsa1e end retssi eesief ID
tion ONE. and yard corner Of Cary and 10Th strests
Riebmond. Va. my 10 -d6ms
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e RAIN or shine, the TYLER Co Gallery con.
tinues crowded. 1879 Main street.
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aNA MEETING OF THK
8pS> TROTTING CT IA
4 meeting of the members OF
3Ss. the Union Trotting Club
will taks place at the esllard House This Even.
ING, at O'Clock. Every member 10 expected to be
present a. an election of Office will take place.
my 10 Its C. II. MILLER, Proprietor.
EOR HTRK-I have for hire, for the IbaI.
L ance of the year, an alb bodied man, who il q
No | feans.er and also . good farm hand and can
do any kind of labor. Apply to
e A. J CLOPTON
Corner of Wall aud Franklin streets,
Opposite Messrs. Dickinson, Hill l. Co. :.
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LAKE NAvraATroS.-The flrst propeller ~
Cleveland arrived from Buffalo last Wednesday,
The Ice In rome places seems packedt to the bottom
of the lake, and fields were seen some thirty
miles In extent
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O. Mecbanicss BUILDING Fuud Asssc1a.
Tfon An adjournsd meeting Of this Aae0aiatron Ill
BE- held It Saunders Hall. on WEDMEbDA! EVE
MING. goth inst q o'clock. fall Attendance 10
desired.
my 19--2t EU. hcCAhTnA, 0scJ.
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LARGEST STOCK EVER KNowH-The stock of
k'o Coffee at New Orleans Wednesday was the
largest ever known In that city. II amounted in
toond numbers 70, one hundred and twenty nine
snoosana oass, including eighty eight thousand in
me city, and forty thousand I've hundred on
BOARD ~ Rio vesssis lying at the Quarantine
Station below.
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The New York Journal Of Commerce remarks
that there is large breadth Of land sown with
wheat and even If part Of II Is winter killed, and
still more ID damaged BY the backward spring and
other causes there will still be left yield above
the average Of past years.
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~ special Notice.-The attention Of tho
pubic - respe" tfu~ invited to sale of damaged
Boots, Shoes &c, of Mr. A. Hilps to take place ct
our stors THIS MOANING at 10 o'clock See ad.
vertjsoment. Z. b. COOK Co.,
INV 10 Auets
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a UNION CASES with double elliptic snameled
mats, a. very low prices TYLER 4 Co Artiats
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HAMrDEr SYDNEY CoLLEoE.-The trustees Of
this institution have unanimously elected the Kew
John M P. Atkinson to the Presidency. tn pes
ueved that Mr. Atkinson will accept the once.
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a. PORTRAITS of the finest quality, so cents -
TYLER L Co., Artists, lS9 Main street.
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- 20 ARTISTS, the best the country affords
making Portraits at TYLER Co.'s Gallery, 1879
Main street
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| a THREE ikenesses at one sitting That 10 s,
tonishing TYLER L Co.. 1S9 Main street
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- FIFTY CENTS 10 what TYLER Co. charge
you for fine and durable likeness 1879 Main street
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SALE OF A RAILROAD AT AucTIoN.-The Buffalo,
Corning and New York Railroad was sold by suction
at Corning on the 18th iust account Of the frat
mortgage bopdhoders and brought 1875 600, namely:
Rsiroad and franchise 100000. and rolling stock
@75 000 The first mortgage bonds amount to s. 000.
000 thus sweeping the whole assets, which yield the
bondho!deIs seven. ei ghths Of their principal.
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APPOINTMENTS y Oliver has been appointed
to second class clerkship in the Office of the Soil
tor of the Treasury, in place of Anderson,
resigned II Crawford has been appointed to .
rst class clerkship in the Sixth Auditors Office In
place Of John N Oliver, promoted Union.
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STREET FIGHT IN BARDsTowN, KIN bards-
town on Monday last terrible fight took place
between william Hardin grandson Of Hon Ben
Harding sud john Robertson They fought with
bowie knives and both fell desperately wounded,
when their friends took them 10 hotels to care for
their ghastly and dangerous wounds. The parties
have been At enmity for 4 long time, and have had
n previous frht
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

THE MONUMENT TO THE AUTHOR OF HOME
Sw.Er HoME.--The proposition to erect 2 mon.
ument A. Roston 20 the memory OF John Howard
PAYNE the author Of the touching household song
.Home, Sweet Home seems to meet with much
favor r. that city, and several wealthy gentlemen,
il said have promised to contribute Tor the pur'