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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10

A u NoETLEY, EsQ.. Of UTIcs n. T., writes al have
u-ed yrtr pEcroAAL myself and in my family
xou Invented IT, AMI believe il the best ueiicine for its
purr.. ever put out. With bad cold should sooner
paw t,yentyye iars r bottle than DO without It, oz
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10
Prepared by DR.. ]. c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Nasa
PRICE 20 Crs PEn Box. FIVE BoxIs FOB 81.
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10

AMOS LEE Es9. N0NTTEET. IA, writes. "a JAM 1856:
HI hat tedious Influenza. which confined NE in doofs
SIX weeks; took many meirus- without relief, finally
tried your PEcT0RtL by the advice 1t our clergyman.
The first dose relieved the s0fen~-s in my trOst and
pg4; less ;hau half the bottle Tlus me completely
well Your medicines tha cheapest we'll a. the Lest
We can buy and esteem You, Doctor and your rens-
- e..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

The President of The Uuitrd S,ares has remitted
the iue imposed upon Captain Smith tried some
time ago for implication in the slave trade.
The grand jury of Louisville have indicted for
murder fifteen persons aud all ths could disco yer
az participants In the recent lynehng Of four
slaves
M'j,r Benjamin. McCulcch, WILL it 10 sad, be a
candidate for the Uaited States Senate from Tar.
a. against Gen. Houston.
It is rumored that Hon Isaac E. Hsiste, of
Lancaster, Pa, has been rendered the gov srnop.
ship of Utah
w W Lester has been appointed Third cls4s :
clerkship Il 60O clerk In the Department of the
Inferior, vice Simeon Smith, removed.
VIM Strong, of Berks county, and Jas Tbomn.
son. of Erie county, bave been nominated bv tbe
d IN Gratis Of Pennsyvania for Judges Of the Su.
o arpe Court nf that State
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On .or L.ir OFFICE, I

On soc LAIS OFFICE.I
aichDoud. Jun- IL n 1857 !
NOTfC6 The Transfer Books AT ts,s
cffice will be closei and afler the 10Th in a.
4pd until ths 5th July nexe
Those persons holding Cert'f ,ates Of Dsbt of tina
CITY which fall due he lst July ,s5, or soch
Certificates IS may have becou,e dus b. fore that
rlms, noihed that tn y must then prs.eur III m
Tor payment as no intsres. will be allow ID ter hat
is'e fHOS LA AASDN
Je ii l-d2awSctJyl Chamberlain.
VIHGINIA NJ LiT7KY INsTIT TN.-
TIL Board OF Visitors will OF on 22i June
to make appointments Of Cadets In the vi gin Nil.
AIy institute. Application for pay - we'll a. State
Cadet appointments will b. add essed th- a. Ger.
s'g I'd Vacaucies for Stdts Csde's 1i'i exis from
no following Senatorial Ds rsts under the old Con.
st,tutlon:
ii BEDFORD AID franklin,
III spotsylvsn!a Ca oline and Essex
XVIII Patrick. Henry, Pittsy yIvsnia
XIX City Of Richmond, Charles City, New
Kent TO-,
Xxx Roskins ham and Pendls ton,
XIII Harris al, Lewis Word So,
xxx Botetourt, Allegheny Bath ke,
XXI Broke, Ohio, Marshall &C.
XXXiI Kama xha Mason, SO.
Thoss desiring teachers from the graduating class
caa be supplied by application to the superintsn-
dant.
The srsduatory sxercis wi take plses on The 4th
of Iuy-op which y the Literary sociei i-s will be
addressed by the Hon. Il. N T. HUNTER Lieut. ~.
r MAusy, kavy, sEd MAI q BARNAnD u,
ARMY compose the Board of Ex miners invite
BY the Board Of Visitors to attend the exsmi
nation.
The usual osply IF Fire Works on ths 4.b of Juy.
The Alumni Association will be addressed by J. w.
MAssIE, Esq., on he 3-d of July.
FRANCIS ii. SMIrH PrtneipaL
ia1 II to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12
Il Chapter on Crops. DC.


JUNCTION, NoTTowAY Co, Va, 4
June lOth, 1857.
Af.er two or three days of oppressive heat we
have a tLe braciog morning; had quite storm ON
yesterday afterDooa, with heavy wi d and hail
Cai see The farmers, as write hurryirg In Ihsr
CARTS &c. to and fro, in search of tobacco plants
of their friends who were more fortunate than
themselves in raising them Season a delight
ful one. and learn that the farmers will make q
finish this season he crops of svery descript on
LOOK well with very few exceptions Que Of the
farmers near here told US on yesterday that he had
tue ttneat prospect f'r heavy crop of wheat be
had ever bad; field containing some 60 acres
averaging 81 feet in height and as iuxurisnt as he
could wish, and entirely free from chinch bug, or
joint worm. Quite crowd en-route for ii. Sydney
commencement, anticipating sn interesting time
jtice At the Hotel this morning the K=v. Mr..
Kirkpatrick and family of Danvilie and Rev. Mr.
Nay lor of Meckienburg.
The Young American portion of this village gave
grand serensde last night and learn this morn-
ing were very much pleased with their trip; music
good f)wers abundant but the smiles Of the fair
ones, whew don't ssy q word.
Yours truly, SEHEx.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

fear OF harm from the eppro-Ch Of the expeetea
comet has prevsi.rd tn Incredible extent not on
ly among the n4asses, but among h7 Gu utivhred aud
ths sristocratic Many We b 'heve that toe word
would % t. end on the IA h Of June; the scrip
lures have bsen anxiouay searched for pred stions
the eveat end the priests and clergy have been
mented with questions some have made pre- para.
for the sstrophe by oourse of fasting Ind
prayer; Others have fooishly squandsred their p'0
PERT, believing In go3d sooth That they would hsv.
no farther need of The belief has prevailed tina,
on The day named the fi-ry messengers Of doom
would be Sen drawing nearer and nearer to our
IN; that its bulk woud sprsad and Il the
,shole visso horizon enye'opng this globs in .ter
darsn,s,, drawing tn. water cut Cf our seas an
WIS., and ii 4sy converting the wolo into heap Of
clnde.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

Insurance sTATisTiCs.-There are only seven
tyfour iosu lsnce compsnies In Great Britain. O
ithit.y. nine Of them briug in Loneon.) sevea In
Scotland and two in irs'and. The amount of proper
{, Of all kj1ds iasur, 10 b5 $4,000 0U0 Til ct in
suranee policies in Engisnd were issued in 1870
10 France th.rs Is Insurance on property amount
ing TO SIS, ,u00,000. In Begium the smeunt In
sured 10 bout 469a, 900, 600 In Swed-n there are
five assurance comp ..es IN Stockholm besides socce
minor Il cal nu .ua associations in the p owl ees
The late Car If Russia, In l847. forbade he insu
rance Of property situsted In Russia with foreigl
Offices under the fine OF three per eept on the sun
lnsurd It 10 estimated that $50 900 00 insured
ia Russia and $50 900 in the kin gdom OF Pulsud
In Ge many. it appears twenty proprietary ofic
insure - 200 0JO the mutual companies 81 o. o.
06O, ,OG0 overnment Offices So $50 600, 900 Total
rs IS 600 zoo.
tho avsrsse snausl in,ursnce losses In all cnun-
tries are estimated 70 be the immense SUN of TWEEN
tv three N IL ioa dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12
The Franco GtrmGR Statement.
)RREsP oNDEhCk THEDIsP PATCH
RICHMOND. June 10. 1857

RICHMOND, June 10, 1857
have seen a statement in the Daily Dispatch
In which it is mentioned that the whole party be
longing to the Franco. German Company reside
now At Richmond, Va this is complete error
shall, therefore. give you the names of those col
onists who actually resde here:
Tournier Ph ifEi. Toufnier Louis Bernell Pros.
per. Prevot t., Feinn,ety Gustavs, Hurry Tsques
arrived last Saturday
Some of the party that left Wythevs are at
New Orleans, some st Nashville, aud others at
Knoxville. l shall send you, therefore, the nsme
of every one who belonged formerly to that Com
paDy, 80 that you may insert them in your valuable
paper:
Ossrmanu E Wytheville; Thschinser do; ; Geek
r, New oIsssns; Bivost r, knoxvi ie; Rodius
Wytheville; Psrmaur fe, Nashvie; Schneider
Wythsvi.ie; Catbin.r. Lynchburg; 8emsn, Wyths-
vile; Achsr, New Orleais; Wagner, Knoxville;
~ittner A, Wythevile; Toushan, Na'hviIie; Char.
mais A .soi Bsrbrau, WytheYie; Buguet Nythe
vile; GaillaEdet, Bristol, Tenn; BsLp,rd, Aa
Knoxville ONs Of THE PATTY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

A RAPID YOUTH "A contemporary says he
would be- willing to put his young friend r Fl
Purdon editor Of The Port Gibson. Mss Rev, ille
against the fastest young American in any c.he!
State Of the Confederscy He Is not yet nineteen
ysars ole; has been editing q newspaper for nearly
four years. has courted and been accepted by a
Ia. 81 dozen OF the most intelligent and handsome
young lsde. In Mis- issippi-did'nt marry either o
them; and last, though not least, met the chival
rous aud gallant editor of the Natchez Free Ira
der, James Mcdonald, in moral Combat, go
wounded in the arm returned to his pos. anc
went to work az if nothing had happened. He viii
do to bet certain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

RAcHsL CHRISTIAN JEwEss.-A young arts!
has recently returned from the East who sccomps
MED nschs from Fgypt to Ma settles be says tina,
the celebrated trdgedieane was in such delicate
health duriDg the voyage that she could not wsk
upon deck without support Ralnor has often said
that Rachel had been converted According to the
Pays, she was upon the point Of svowing the Caho
lie faith at tn. time OF her sister kebecca's death
she had marble bust Of Christ and fhs constant y
wore ehspIet blessed by the Pope One ighs when
hebeces suffered of the crsis of her sickress.
Rachel In despair Sossed the chaplet from her ex
claiming -Alas! thou bringest msfortune!' and ON
that moment rem 'unced all thoughts Of conversion
But Iumor now says that her determins ion has re-
turned. The loig Interviews ihe has eIj yec
with Psern, apostolic visa, daring her journs
from Alexandra to Marseilles may have given 10
to the reGorf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

hra5s Retuyps Tho sbsrrfs ars r, a,,r.a .,
make tneir returns I've months sooner thls e..
'nan last and for that reason will have 10 po.S ~.
people for the payment Of their Hcsnss f.ee srd
:. ,xAes N order 10 meet the demand upon them
Merchants and others vho nav b. na,i.d No., =
speedy settlement Of their doss, will now know
SentnS UeA-Laura A Bennett, the little chilx.
nuose person was violated on Tuesday last, and
ny much bruised and Injured 10 getting we'll. ard
sa 10 doubt be able to appear In court nex, Tnss
her. s"A'' WIG "fesen who Injured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

GLAvxsYtK MissEsoTA.-The Minpesots hePuo
Hcsn Published at st Anthony, says that groes are
d, W held - slave property In Miuneaota Every
'. ar ,n who come from the South bring their slaves
as body servants to The hotels. and take them away
srn IL now holding his slave ct Saltwater, and &c
ca that under the Drsd scott decision hs dees tne
auth odties interfere He intends to remsin In the
tsrnt,ry and thus to render slavery permanent In
stitutiOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

IRISH EMIGnAT1,H Ia the i'isi House of Com
m, % ON a lecsnt occasion, Mr. Bsgwetl ask d
whether the gCv.rnmenc had received ny informa
ton az to the Ieoorted continu.nce and inc ease
emiera ion from Ireland MIR Horsman said thst b =
govern ment az in possession of very preci and
nc eurate iaformatIo ths subject. In 1852 the
number of ants frc m Irish pors l90 3l2
1853 is i7S 43; in 1854 l4U 555; IN 1855 81 4;
and In 1855, 81, 7d; sh rowing decrease of ISS a..
pared with he previ us year. and deere OF
40 IA ss compared with 1853 The population OF tn
list o. January of the pres mt year Was 6 047 493
sssir on 285 the st CT spusry i55i and since
he year 1921 the population had decreased by 754,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

THE STEAMER CANADIAN The cargo of the
steamship Canadian is all saved and fSrw arded to
Montreal and Quebec; the portion that was in her
fore compartment, chiefly dry goods. is damaged
The vessel being very large, and rock being
through her bottom 1t will be costly job to ger
her off They are building platform around her,
aud steam pumps have been brought down from
Lake Ontario, and have gone to the steamer The
reports of the vessel being SO badly injured are
untrue The interest of the New York underwri-
tiers the cargo would not be over $50 600. and
on the vessel nothing is insured in this country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

MoRE or THE FAMINE IN MIcHiGAN.-Dntress
fno Sceue,--Tbe Michigan famine 10 sadly pictured
nv . writer from Detroit, who says that In Oratio
county he saw a womsn who sustained her siek hus
band and two children maple sugar aud ieeks sew
era days before she could get other relief she theE
had to carry tn several miles on hr back
Tbis w m ~ had taten of her alex husband since
last Au.ust and Der family OF two children, beside
wnich she msoe 100 pounds Of maple sugar, cleared
h. ,Iound and bosd In two aoI es OF spring wheat
ard planted soms corn and po .atoes She was habit.
cd Ia tatterrd ga m nts
Another family Of father and three daughters
sad fifteen Give and ten said they lived on milk
ms sugar AID lseks for a week after they &C ud
borrow no,hiug more, before supplies reached them
Two other miles eo1siftlns OF Tour grown PeIsons
"a ,-v.n children, and who considered themse ives
vel of, had no bresdstufs except two bushes Of
a-ns wheat and like quantity Of osts, which they
sot for SEED. 1hs they mixed tosethef and
a,o,.s IN a eoass mil Milk and few fish they
Ssa caught constituted their supp!ies
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

Hon George Bancroft WAS at Louisvi ille on Sum-
day, en- route to the Mammoth Cave.
Wstermelons have made their appearance In the
Savannah markets. .
Passed assistant surgeon, United States navy,
James F Heus,is, has resigned.
Monday last was the anniversary Of the death Of
Gen jackson, tive I've years ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12
zsAAC i. MERCER & co.

ISAAC j. MERCER & CO.,
LUMBER DEALERS,
(.oUrH SIDE THE DOCK, NEAR MAYos BRIDGET
Have just received
cargo Of Superior Heart Flooring, dressed.
Step Boards
And we in their yard,
White Pine, Poplar, Oak, Cypress Shingles and Ce.
dar Posts
Also, good assortment of Virginia Lumber.
bsvng the Agency 0f several Saw Mills. we are
prepared to offer inducements to builders and oheIs
In furnishing ali descriptions Of Sill Timber at short
notice
We res,sotfully solit a call from all In want of
Lumber ISAAC J. MERCER,
GEJ. w. SMITH
is 2-1un+ p w HARDWOOD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

ELI THAYER's Ea'eRAIioS scHrxv-u,
Eoder~rod 'hs secretar, # the Ne. Ees,. nd
sa,s.sn. aia s,e,eay sives nosiee that ,hs im-
pahannock river, In Virginia, h,s be-n sscn,sa
for Improvement, and he publishes ,e,,sr s,or,
the mayor Of Frederick sburs, conveying To no,,h.
ern capitaisis and emisraot, who desire 10 se,,Is
there a.surAnces of fra.ernsi feeling and cordial
good will
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

DON'T GIVE THE NEW CENT TO THE BABY -
4 fine little girl, thu daughter of James gle of
the Seventh ward, sw allowed one of the new cents
on Monday, to the great dismay of the parents.-
Suitable remedies facilitated The passage of the
oirty little coin which saw day light just fourteen
hours afterwards The sane ply sician who put
this eagle through has child now under his care
in Williamsburg whoi swallowed one of the new
cents about week since Alemetics and pur ga
tives have thus far proved useless The patient
suffers immensely from gddiness and nervous
irritsbility The new cent is a bad plaything for
children ~ Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

GEN SCOTT AT BOSTON - General Scott is TO
receive Off isl welcome TO Boston on the occasion
of bis visit that city the l7Ch instant to at
tend the celebration st Bunker Hill Governor
Gardner has ordered out the First Brigade escort
him to the Stat- House where he will BIZ officially
received on behalf of the Commonwealth of Mas
oh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

A WomAN's fRICK-Psintng is said to be carried
to great excess at he present ZINE among the fesh
ionsb ladies' of Paris, notwithstanding the uso OF
paint ruins the natural complexion. malicious
practical joke which an English lady devised to tor
"a ent the painted beauties. 10 thus made note of
in a Paris letter to the New Orleans Picayune:
"They tell very good joke here of an elderly En-
gsh woman who had trained little Hayaha dog ~
lick the face of the per. s4s who kissed it They say
ths. whenever she meers with lady under fs Sc col
ors she makes her puppy jump on the adys lsp; she
pe citing tn 1t 10 perdioUs ltste scroundre, viii
her cheek W tn It's false bat vigo ckins
not lopg ago this En- lsh WOMAN was ct iiisn.
party in the fsub0urg Saint Honors shs singitd cut
among al the guests an Italian lady of noble r,h
who 10 extremity sddIctei to paint, at the conven
tional .ignai Bbi jumped in,o The Italians lap end
begsn To play lis tongue with great eoefgy-on ne
ce of the florentine. cheek a. like p-ach smolh
cred in cream, the complexion Of sweet sixteen the
other side shriVeed, rine led and yellow. 1t
quired all the Frenl dexteriy OF smotheing LAUGH
ter to suppress the peas OF merrinent, which thii
sight excited to explosion and the malice OF the En-
.Iish woman ce ghted bv the laughing eyes OF
The VIII 10 room But that Bib was tai en- SICK with
violent qastyitis snd day afterwards LED
js Is,t bow. in the arms OF Its Keeping al
d. llu,s mistress who told body that II was the
n,tnt of the ali which killed .his angelic pug and
shs ads this report so industrousy it said there
i, no ANAL of s getting into the court house
in the shape of = suit for SANDER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

FiLss By MACHIsE.Y.- Fvr maay years past,
skilled mechanics have exsrciTed ell their ingenuity
Ia trying to discover q process Cf manufacturing
fi-s so &c to lesssn the cost of production a ma
ehiaa which has y, owed succsnful 10 that mAI fac
tufed by 9 mir Ross, of 0laasow, seoiisn6. 1t l.
stated that by its agency 6ies can be struck In a
very superior manner, with sn advantage IN labor
alone OF at leas. 800 per cent over the o prcce .
of striking skilled hle cutter viii strike by the
hand somewhere about tweaty common 40 inch lat
bsstafd d Giles In . day, while with one o. Ihsse ma
chimes sxty flies, 1t il said, may be struck in the
sams time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

RAT STORY "A lady in upper town was awak-
ened from her sleep night before last by sharp
pain On her forehead, aud on putting her band TO
her head it came In contact with q large rat. AS
a matter of course she jumped up quickly, and on
procuring a light, discovered that the rat bad
goa " ed hole in her f.rehead, aud yesterday the
Injured part was swollen, and caused her much
psin-tH. Paul (Minnt s0td) Times, 29h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

AN EXPERIMENTAL TEIp acyo..
As,..IMr. a,,. Charles r Webb, Of S,snsara o.
fss, Ion ns ouit sloop rissed yacht forty shrss
.ees soos .nd thirteen And = haif feet beam :. of
~sh,y IONS o. burden. with which be ius.nd. 70
~ ,h,ss ~ L.pooi and expects 70 re.. there
IN navigation '"en 1895
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

HAIL STORM Between Spotsylvania Court
House and Fredericksburg, Va along the Massap-
onix Greek. hailstone fell on Tuesday evening As
large rs Guinea eggs, entirely destroying the
crops and doing serious damage to dwellings 10
some places shingles were knocked off the houses
and window sashss completely cut out
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as FtN nn~T-And possc,sion given

<xS rex An Wand possession given
EgE between the Is. and 10th of Ju Y, & large aud
EG4 de ghtfu brisk residence with furnace or fire.
places b atiog the whole house Double porch in
resr with shower and plunge bath, and water In the
house. and ali other modern improvements; large
yard; Kitchen and servants rsOms detached from
hOuse; is cool in summer and warm iu winter loca-
ted between STd anS 4th, Frsnklin street; and Is
Of the most slisbs, convenient and comfortable
residences in the city, For terms &c apply TO No.
2o4 Maia street, opposte Corinthian Hall or the
house is 5-tF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

MORE SELLING DEAD BODIES The poor house
oMcers OF Chicago have now got themselves into
trouble about selling the bodies Of dead paupers
Is appears that they have been In the habit of pack
ing up the bodies of th ose who died In the aimss
mouse - pork, and sending them to the medical
cotiegts In that vicinity for disposition. Some
ume since several Of these barrels of provisions"
were found In war. house in Chicago, whittier
toey had strayed. The discovery was fnaly
made BY wagon driver. who was employed in
iAoiing the barrels from the almshouse, and who
took tie liberty Of examining his freight. The
supervisersRt once met and recommended that
the Ply sciaD, Warden. and al concerned, be re-
moved from office forthwith. l. was shown that
.he price asked ter bodies TO g. TO Michigan was
so delivered At the depot They could not tell
how many had been taken; Is the business had
been Garfield on for some time.
Ne trust is will not De sad hereafter lha. we
nave no use for 'paupers' 10 this country for
eign" or native. Wbeh dead the are worth $40
atiece in Chicago, and we know not how much IN
Philadelphia l. ID Fortunate these things occurred
on the other side of Mason's g. Dixon's line. We
have not Yet heard Of q slavenolder selling his
dead negro.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

ADVANCE PAY TO OSEAMES.-The meeting of mer-
chants 10 Boston, Wednesday, in relation to the
discoptinuance of the advance wages to seameD,
referred the subject to committee of ten. Letters
were read from the chambers OF commerce of Ii
verpool and New York. requesting cooperation
in futherancs Of the object, - benefit to seamen
as well IS to the shipping interest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

THE SHOE TRAUG - Tn- os.oa Traasc-ipt sa'
No brsnsh OF bus suffers severely ON tn
general drptes ion OF bu-in1ss than the snos manu-
facturAr la many If ;hs large .hps towns OF the
stare hundreds of wsrsmen thrown ont Of en-
ploy ment by the temporary nson Of opeTatio
as manuf-crurcrs 6sclIne Operate, in the p
un srtan .Gte OF affairs and th the ic of Gather
fl .ctuatIns from tho hlgnest point to what
garced as fair rates
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

PoTAToEs.-Ths schooner Louisiana Captain
ro,f, of Cherry Sore, Va. arrived q, New York
few days since from Antigua. vi The drat car.
GO of oew potatoes She brought $50 bbIs Soma
OF the potatoes weigh Is ounce. e.c ch
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

Asa EUR KENT z hat very de sirabis
Exna Dwelling House, situated Fenabie street,
AS1 recently occupied by ar. r. A Blsnkinship-
There are five rooms IL the main building and four
in the house 10 the yard There is good we'll of
Wster on the premises, md large lot attached. To
good tenent, the rent will be very low Apply to
l.. D. WALFORD,
Atthe Office of Valley Insurance Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

HEAVY RAIL-rns stockholders of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Co.
1t their late meeting determined to continue lay
log the heavy .raii the entire distance to Acquis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

HUNG Arthur, the ssvs sentenced TO be hung
At the April term of Caroiine, Va Court, for at
tempting to take the life OF Mrs Ciift suffered G
full penalty of the law in the Jail 1t the Bowling
Green On Friday last.