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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19
GUIDE FOR TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS
Rn{Iraat tues

EIcHMokp FsEngsJcKsBuse AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD. coirE North, leaves twice every day,
(supdsy evenings excepted at O'Clock a m. and
At :! o'clock p m for the Potomac River where q
steamer /. taken for Washington .hence by Railroad
60 Baltimore, &c.
VIRGIN. Central, soiug North, leaves this city
tutee day fsupdsy evenings cepted, at O'Clock
. m and u O'Clock p. m for Gordonsvtlie, where
th.v connect With the tTsins of the Orange and Al
ex.ndyis Railroad. for Alexandria, Washington, Bal
Enors, sc.
RICHMOND ANo DAsvILIF-Leaves Riehmond at
ee'eloek a. m an6 eonsects with the Souths.de Road
At the Junction at l2o'eIock M, Sundays excepted
RIcKMosp AND PeTEEsBUke-Leayes this city
twice every day tsnn6ays excepted. ct 81 O'Clock
M and S O'Clock p. "a. An accommodation train
leaves here every Monday, Wednesday ana Friday at
qo'eloet g.
For Norfolk. &c.
By the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad to Port
Waithall thence by steamer VIM sELDEN Capt
WIN C. Smith. The cars leave the De pot every Mon
6Sv Wednesday and Friday moroinss Ut 6; o'clock
fhs steamer CURTIS PECK Capt. John D.vis
Ia,ye. her ~hsrf 81 Rockets every Saturday Tues
dsy szd Thursday mcrnnrr, at 5} O'Clock a. m for
NoFfck and Portsmouth, touching at ali the regular
Iardi nss or the River.
Fer New York &c.
The steamship JAMEsTOWN. Captain Parrish,
Irsvet every Tuesday evening st O'Clock. for New
York touching al City Point and Norfolk to receive
pssasugers Sc leaving Norfolk next morning, at ii
o'clock.
For Philadelphia. SC.
Ry the steamships p ENNSTLVAHIA VIRGINIA
,ndCITY OF RICHMOND One of these steamers
leavs every Moudsy and Thursdsy, stopping at City
Point and Norfolk 70 receive freight and passengers.
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. IF YCU HAVE ERHEUMATISM--
USE CARTERS SPANISH MIXTURE

= IF YCU HAVE RHEUMATISM-
USE CARTERS SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOU HAVE SCROFULA-
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOY HAZE PAIN AND ACHING OF THE
BONES
USE CARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOU HAVE SUFFERED BY MERCURY
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU ARE SUBJECT TO BOILS-
USE CARfERB SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU HAVE ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
If YOUR LIVER rs AFFECTED-
USE CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
If you HAVE FETERS AND NIGHT
SWEATS-
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU HAVE CHRONIC SORE THRO4T--
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
If you HAZE OLD OBSTINATE SORES
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOU HAZE NERVOUS DEBILITY
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOUR BLOOD is IMPURE .....
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU WANT THE BEST ALTERATIpE
IN THE WORLD---
USE CARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU WANT 4 MEDICINE THAT CON-
TALNS NO MERCURF---
USE CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU. WdNT TO KEEP RIGOROUS 14ND
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD
USE CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
ALL THE LEADING DRUGGISTS SELL
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

THE BANK OF FRANCE.-The Increase In the
capital of the Bank of France proves to be a
scheme OF the French Government to Obtain !.
loan. and that permanent one The bank char.
yer is extended to forty years from the presen.
date, and the capital is TO be $40 o00 OO6 m.
additional twenty millions of dollars capital ia to
be raised by four quarterly instalments and lent
to the state on the security of per cent rentes.
the proceeds being employed in taking up a por.
non OF the noating debt In addition to this the
Bank is to lend the government sixteen millior nf
dollars-more if required to do so-on Treasury
bonds at per cent !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

CAMELs AND DROMEDARIEs.-The Emperor of
Brazil ID about to Introduce dromedaries into that
country, This animal can go two months without
water and therefore will be found valuable upon
some of the deserts and plains of that country. A
common load of an ordinary dromedary is 500 lbs
One of the camels in Texas has carried two bales
OF cotton OF 800 pounds each. One Of the best kinds
of dromedaries for riding can travel 400 miles
without stopping to eat drink or take rest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

HEAVY SUGAR SPECULATION -'It ia an i'll
wind that blows nobody any good" The high price
OF sugar has already yelded q fortune to those
dealers who were 10 a situation to take ad.
vantage of it and among them may be mentioned
the house of E D Morgan & Co, and of Spofford
q Tileston. The latter firm, we are informed sent
an order for ten thousand tons of Manila sugar, a
part of which has already arrived. The outlay for
are expected to exceed $3.50 OOO.-Nts York
Post
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

EXTRAORDINARY escape Near Erastus Frank
lin county Ga on Wednesday the 9th instant the
infant daughter of Reuben Num-, about sixteen
months old, was struck with lightning The little
child sitting on the stiles blocks at cross
ing place of the yard fence, when the lightning
struck three trees very near the child; one of which
stood more than rod from it, at the same time
passing directly under the blocks and fence upon
which the child was sitting, literally bursting the
blocks apart, throwing the child off some five or
six feet, leaving it nearly lifeless The child was
considerably burned-several places blistered, but
no broken bones, nor dislocated joints.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19
'I'HE RICHMOND WINK STORE.
DUDLEY & CO,
importers and Wholesale dealers In Choice
Wines, Fine Brandies, Liquors, Cigars.

We call particular attention OF the trade hcts
Keepers private families and those that buy for
Medical purposes, to large and extensive stock
consisting in part, viz: Wines-Madeiras; Sherries;
P3rs; Pure juices Hucka; Ciarets &c 80. All grades
PoFt very old snd tiue in original packages Of bot
Le', for Medlcsl end SecEsLa entail use.
Champagne Wines
heldscE Co sOucher; VT. Olivier K Co; LIE
Marquis de Poncet; Sillsry; Old Anchor; and other
btgnGs for which We agents. and can offer great
inducements 10 the trade aud hotels.
Erandles.
hennesseyi Otsrd, Dupuy Co.; Msrtell; Pelle-
Vorrn A seignett and other blends from the loves
pllce upwards.
Liquors.
Jamaica; st Croix Eos:on Rum; Arrsck; Hol-
land Gin; Scotch and Irish Whiskies Old Bourbon
1nd Mountsn Rye Whiskey; Old Peach and Apple
bTandles Curaana hbisinth; Kirschi Msraschino
Aiso Ginger Wine; Blackberry Brandy; Cherry
brandy; Bitters, which are excellent fer Summer
Complaints
large variety of Choice Brands
Malt Liquor.
uurne,s's; Dublin Brown stout; Hibbert's 4 By.
Ss'. London Porter; Philadelphia Porter; Muir n
IONS Scotch Ale; Alsopp's India Pale Ale; Dudleys
Tonic and Sparkling Ale; Philadelphis Ale and La.
ser Beer in pinta and quarts
ihose In want OF the genuine article, invite TO
cali and examine. u Main street, Richmond, Va.
gp II -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

CONSUMPTION OF TOBACCO IN EUROPE
France, with population of $4,000 600, received
an annual average of Is 000 900 lbs OF Amerieen n
tobacco during period of three yesrs (le5l, leo1
1887 which gives about one third OF pound 20
each person; Great Britain. with q population oi
27 600 900. received an annual average, the same
period of 25 900 900 lbs, or nearly one pound per
head; while switzerland, with population OF
240O 600, received more than 70oO,Ooo ios-, OF
nesrly three pounds for each person.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND AND MUTEs-
Ths Louisiana Safe authorities have taken mea,
su es for the en!ire completion of the Institution
for the instruction Of the Blind and Mutes The
building, when completed, will have cost about
100000. The lsst Legislature appropriated some
S5l 900 to building purposes, S5 900 for the pur-
chase of furniture and $l4,500 to current support
of the Institution; the amount thus far cappropria.
ted to building excf Is $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

DISGRACEFUL.-The town of Greenfield which
contains 5000 or more inhabitants, six churches !,
and $25 coo town hall is so poor that it canI OF
afford hearse to carry its inhabitants to their
last resting place earth, but the friends of the
dead obliged TO obtain any vehicle they can,
most generally a job wagon, to convey the re-,
mains of their dead to the grave.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

THE BELGIUM CONSUL AT CHICAGo.-It has al
ready been stated that Mr.. Ponceet, the Belgium
consul at Chicago, was accidentally drowned few
days ago. The Chicago Tribune says:
Adophe Ponselst about thirty five years Of
age and had resided in this city about four years He
was possessed OF fine talents, liberal education aud
was greatly admired and respected by all who had
the good fortune to know him. He we q native OF
Belgium, and held the Office ef cousu of that govern
ment for this port He ives also the agent comps
ny Of heavy capitalists 10 Belgium, and invested
some $500 600 in real estate nd buildings in this city
and vicinity. and intended to have invested some
460O, coo more in a ahort time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

SHIPMENTS OF TEA FROM CHINA.--The guam
tity of tea shipped from China to Both June last
year, amounted to 50 100000 lbs. The estimated
quantity to be shipped for the year ending 30i b
June next is 20 COZ 900 lbs but TO 18th March last
1t was 5l,00o,OO0 lbs, against II 100000 at same
tirnal Les
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

AGsNrRous AcT.-Commodors John c. Stevens
has maze provisions to pay annually, the of four
HUNDRED and fifty dollars to q good physiclan who's
SIC shs ps .u.b
be unable 20 secure proper medical assstsnce 10
Sickness on sccount IF poverty inability to pay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

T BOLD VILLAIN-A man In La Grange. Texas,
calling himsef Edmond Raymond, went to the
mousse OF WIN. Fl, Mathews, during his absence,
and assaulted Mrs. NJ, and after . struggle tied
ner TO the bed post then told her his object
violate the persons of her two daughters and pro.
ceeded 10 their room for this purpose. threatening
Mrs M with death, If she made . noise He found
tue girls but met with q desperate resistance
which gave Mrs. NJ. time to unite herself and load
gun, with which size proceeded to her daughters
room. Here desperate hand to'hand fight took
place, the mother unable to use the gun, lest she
snoot her girls, one of whom was badly cut with
Z knife Finding the W omen too many fer him. be
He'd The citizens were in pursuit of aim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

A NEW ROAD FOR CANADA Three railway
committees now in session at Hamilton, Canada,
are bringing to light fraud and corruption in con.
nection with railway matters, almost inconceiva-
Bile. The Toronto Colonist says the great fact
whicl has been clearly ascertained SO far is that
there is great need Of road TO the Penitentiary from
fhe Parliament House aoick is not yet coustructed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

THE Hog CHOLERA IN NEW JERSEY This
strange disease, which has made such ravages
among the porkers of the west, has also been very
prevalent in this part of the country. At Easton,
New Hope, Lambertville, and many other places
where large numbers of hogs are kept hundreds
have died and the disease has not yet disappeared,
neither has its cause been sscertaned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

GERMAN EmIGRANTs "A letter from Hsmburgt
of the 18th ult says that the day before, upwards
of 4 600 emgrants were collected at that port &c
embark for the United States. They generally
came from Holstein and Meckienburg, and the
mountainous districts of Central Germany.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

NJ 10TH & E.-All persons bavtng s'n.I s'a.s.
Y against the estate OF tho late THoAAS ~ 81.
LAND CLARKE, of Hanover, are requsstsa a.wsst ~
sent them, properly authentie.tsd, .,a,n.y ioa ~
without delay, to w. 0ODDIN, Ano9IL 9I.L.
.eo-a., ~ ss'' W. Exscutrix.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

CLEVER STRIPED PIG DoDGE.-When Del.
monico undertook to comply with the new license
law; by filing an application to sell liquor signs
go oy twenty freeholders, he purchased couple
of acres of Long Island for $40. cut It mn into
twenty lots presented these lots to twenty Of biz
walters who being thus qualified, signed his pc
tition according to law" A Connecticut Yam
kee could not have done the thing cuser.-M. Y
Mirror "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

MoRMCNs "A company of Mormons, who for
marly resided near Centreville Del, arrived in
Iowa city on the 5th or 9th inst route for Salt
Lake City. An old man. named Titus Mousey,
OF Wilmington, was observed in their company.
His family were farther represented by several
more of bis name Old Titus had accumulated
some property, which he sold, sending portion of
the funds to Brigham Young. An old woman, 80
or 80 years old, also formed one of the party ard
was on her way to Utah to try her luck.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

FORTUNES TO BE SCATTERED.-The recent de-
cease of three prominent merchant bankers OF
New York-Samuel Nicholson John F. A Sanford
and Jasper Grosveuor-wili distribute, 1t is esti
mated, about $4,000 900 to their respective heirs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

LAND SPEcuLATIoN.-The Huntsville, Ala,
Advocate says:
his land specializing fever RACES among our
people and Is mainly confined to Arkansas and
.ne mississippi bottom. The Texas fever ia over
we predict that there will be a general crash in
less than two years. The whole Country ia ora11 ~
with speculation-an insane desire to make money
At one dash-a haste to be richn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

CURIOUS DISEASE AMONG CATTLE "A very
singular disease, of q contagious nature, called the
"black hoof, is stated to be prevalent among cat
tie in the neighborhood of London, @ w The
Herald says the disease first appears in the legs,
causing a swelling, then an immediate and total
rot of the hoof and legs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

TERRIBLE HAIL STORM IN MIssIssIPPI-The
jackson Mississippian records very severe
storm Of bail in that vicinity on Wednesday last
IL was severest between Bottoms depot and Clin.
ton, where much damage was done to stock and
crops The hail stones were as larpe A hens'
eggs, and three mules were killed by this icy ar
.Hiefy. Trees were blown down and fences strewn
about like straws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

LAKE SUPERIOR WEATHER.-At Portage Lake,
as late as the 10Th ult the thermometer went down
to minus 10 deg. On the 18th the Snow at Point
Kowonaw was four and half feet deep, but had
begun to tbaw. The ice on the 7th of April was
% inches thick This news may explain whore
our cold winds come from, and the cause of the
backwardness of the season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

THE OLDEST INHABITANT-There Is an older
citizen than Peter Nassau, of PoEafref, VT, in
Wisconsin He is called 'Old Crele," aud WAS
born in Montreal 130 years ago. His memory ia
distinct for a period of III years He was mar
ried at New Orleans century ago, and now re-
sides with one of bis grand children, who Is up
ward of sixty years old He is still bale and hear
ty, and does not appear to be over 20. So says
the Madison wis Argus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

Cool LSUICIDE-Thursdaym morning, an omnibus
driver, in Buffalo, New York, saw q man hanging
TO a limb of q tree in an orchard. He was hang
ing BY red sash or curtain cord. with his feet on
the ground and pipe in his hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

ScARCIrY IN NEW YokE.-Feed 10 90 scarce In
Csttaraugus, NJ. T., that The Randolph Whig ex.
presses apprehension that much If the snd will 60
untitled this season, account of of strength
Of teams to do tho work Oats sre selling 1t PEI
bushei for seed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

FIREARMS In IRELAND.-The following is from
the late Assizes of Tipperary:
Patrick Ryan, young man of respectable an.
pearance, indicted for unlawfully having In his
possession, in proclaimed district, pistol. wa.
twelve months" Ava
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

HAIL SToRM.-On Thursday terrible hail
storm passed over Richmond Ind About 3 OCO
panes of window glass were broken
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

THE PRINTERS BANQUET ET-The New Orleans
Picayune says the printers ball and banquet which
took place In that city the 9Th instant was one
of the grandest affairs of the kind ever known
there. There were not less than four hundred
persons seated at the table, which was loaded with
all the decacies OF the season. The whole affair
passed off with great spirit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

SCARCITY OF Food IN ALABAMA-The citizens
of Courtland. Ala being made acquainted with the
INDECENT poor in the counties of Hancock and Wal.
kerr subscribed 1924 in cash, and in corn and
bacon $325 more, making in all S539.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

Alex ander Smith, the poet. was married in Glas
COW, Scotland, last month to Miss Flora Mcdonald
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

Ngz FOX RENF.-Tbe house and store,
bSfs north side OF Broad street, 70. 256 (Lyons
" nrw occupied e millinery establish
uent Apply to ESQ Broad street
N B. The pre,eut tenant gives up the business
sno 10 selling of a. cot. my l5-lW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

~s$-aa IN person TO thA n ~ y ..s-tS
Household Parniturs stoak, Of Ns,sh.IHssi Hssi nssase,
ks. noFsess
ALso.-fo ksltins out Housss ana r1,,.
groes. vs. Hs'
~DebjIIfa1 -
have suffered from incss,. NJ ruose who
,;,s or imnronsr Dass,,;on"Vei .eVeis Loss of Ap2e.
,hs n,s ~ R.KsR,s RITTr.A easily DO cured by
10. sn,i,e1v rs,to-s5 70 hssi.. aavs known psr-
v;.,;ns ,li the ws,sr;ns III oy THESE bitters, az
; 70. nr hsn.ft n.n. 81 pieces without receiv-
11on bvsnsns;a Nsrvons n.h;;.ae h;.aers are suffering
!.o, ISitaip - ~ 80 v.r. si.y. Torpid Liver
2ss.e.' 80 Ell, "a SoaL stomseh or Loss
W oL 'neS WI, ' n nne,in relief BY using
THESE oIttsI a. e!ecseu. DeAea,e females may
re- .ns. 'n.ss si ar aamtaoiy adapted
70 snsn .s sna I. .a ~ 9'is.enins nature
sno Ies.oins 'ne oioo oi neaI'n Io lheir cheeks
IeeenlIg !nIan1 may ai,o De improved BY their
ST. ", -. ela o.es sHo seA' IN os o.nehtted
oy tneit strene.nenins pIopeInes As a family med
1cne these bltters STAND unrivsheo anc must event
psny suPsrse9e al otnets; " invite .ris as once
For safe oy all Drussss IN this city, and elsewhere
In virginia. my 8
IF- The whoio Animal crea fiou .re soh-
iect to disease But few die from sictns.s wbsrs IN
stnct is their onlv P6u,ician The heni6csnt Crsa-
Tor ha. givsn Nh. Ss,;og. nIan+. 80 80. g - -
of disease and n uoop tbi. great trntb ,bs. Or
HAMPTON bs.s. m. msnv woee5s~Si s .a ~;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

r. FOR RkNT.--The ii Ouse occupied by
@S by {. " Allen, four doors below Governors
kzA street Apply to w Allen, over Mr. 81.
Ksachs Trimming store. Rent very moderate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

7 T Barnpm WAS in Paris on the 30th ult
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SPECIAL NOTICEs,

80 d:..Thomas w. Keeses. A-..,..
al, 'omce with George j. Sumner, No. q Fsar,
Hn..sSelx IN person to the sale Of Resl Es4.s.'
-. 'sraisars, Stocks Of Asrshsadiss, Hor,ss
A. ALso-fo ks.tias out Houses and Hiriax o.t 1,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

In retiring from the concern Of Burr Ettenger,
the subscriber cordially recommends bis friends and
those of Burr Ettenger to their messrs.
Ettsnser& Edmond WIN. 3. BURR.
Richmond, May 18th, 1s57-my l4-diw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

NEW CO.PARTNbRsAiP.. 90 The sub
ssribers have formed co partnership under the firm
Of ETfENGER & EDMOND, TO conduct the bust
ness of Engine and Car building swell as seper-
Rurr a Ettsussr on Cary street, between 18th and
I'm .tree.s WIN. ETTENGER,
HORACE P. EDMOND.
Richmond May 18th, 1857
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

EOR HIRE..A Seamstress and House
Il Servant . woman with one child, who 10 9 ine
Washer and Ironer, or House Servant, ard capable
of making or httins any portion OF genteman,s or
ladys wearing apparel. X. CAUTHohN.
m 2-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

-eus FOR hkNG.-The tenemPn of pruIt,s
Sc Cettsge pied by the subscriber on
-Ex 5th street, nesr Leigh street. Po,session
may be had next week Apply on the premise. or
Al Hr Stewards Office, 7th street between Main
and Cary ARCH. BOILING.
ii-tf
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nsa FDn RENTA very large Brick
~ Lumber Hose on ths cornsr of Cary shd l7th
sa-A streets, formerly occupied by II w. Fry. Esq.
The house fronts Gary street p feet and
the h5use ia aUt of repair but for good tenant
al necessary repairs vii be made.
E. D. EACHO, Pearl street,
my l2-2w Near the Fxch4nge Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-19

AN AMERICAN CIRCUS IN ENGLAND-Howe g.
Cushings American Circus has astonished the
people Of Liverpool, While the English Circuses
build houses to show in, the American concern has
mammoth tent which lights upon a city at night
and fits away with the light of morning. A rival
English Circus paraded the streets with eight horses
TO the band chati)t. The Liverpool Times thus
aneaks of the American Cirnna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12
GRAPES AT THE STATE FAIP-NEIv
VARIETIES.
HISTORY OF THE DIANA, REBECCA AND
DELAWARE GRAPES-THEIR ORIGIN
AVN Waite

HISTORY OF THE DIANA, REBECCA AND
DELAWARE GRAPES-THEIR ORIGIN
AND VALUE.
In one Of my letters from the State Fair, men.
tened the exhibition OF the above named grapes and
the commentators upon them BY two .uch e1pe
rienced and reliable mer az Charles Downing and Dr.
Grant Of Newburg One Of them, the Delaware, I
then pronounced the grape for the people, because Is
good bearer Of good fruit growing in email punches
OF email berries that bea- transportation well while
the vine bears that kind Of neglect that is apt to fall
10 the share Of vines cultivated BY an experienced
hand As the iistoy OF new grape that il destined
10 make q poise in the world viii be interesting,
.bsl friah of my letters OF and about toe State
Fair, with come account Of this and the o.her rev
grapes ths. have mentioned.
Singular as it may Feer, we are probably indebted
to and tobacco for the discovery and nrod action
into cultivation of the Delaware grspe; for /. was TO
boy ihese "neeessEies OF life" that German IN
DeiarGse Courty, Ohio, used 10 gather Wild grapes,
ard osry them to the village for sale. About ten
yesrs ago, among proniscous lot offered, Mr.. A.
Thompson who WAS az cOpnossear Of fruits
ciscoytred snail new kind Of grape resembling the
Ca;aHbS IN color. which hs sas ioGueed out II Gu
nOsiy 20 taste, when be At once discovered thst il
poss,fsed qualities Of unccInuon vsue. lts peculiar
delicious flavor led his At 0rcs 70 tsxe steps 70 pro-
cue cuttrfs, ard test I, in esTSen cauTe. he Also
rouced some tiers % iry Z and The resns VS. az
ard mere han ,heg expected. Oee pe-s.D w1Eoarced