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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

Taere were ll0 deaths in Baltimore las: week,
Hon. John W Forney 10 lying i'll in Philadel.
phia
The Maine Legislature adjourned sine di. on
Friday last after session of I0l days.
DR. Rae, the celebrated Arctic traveller, IL on .
Wait 10 NV York,
The Niagara sailed, contrary to general usage,
without chaplain,
Rev George Loomis has resigned the presiden>
cy of the Wesleyan Fsma'e College at Wilming-
ton, Del. He designs going 20 the West
Last week there were received st Philadelphia.
81 60O boxes oranges and lemons, worth az least
$4,000.
The Methodist Episcopal Conference in Brook.
". NJ Y adopted extreme anti slavery re.
port.
Hon. Percy Walker, Of Alabams, and Hon D.
r Wright, of Miss., decline reelection TO Cons
gress
Last week go letters were received at the
general land office ia Washington requiring action
on the part Of that beresU.
The Pacific Railroad through TeTss will be ss3
miles long and has grant Of e,0l7 0c0 acres
OF land and loan OF S6 COO per mile from the
| State
Ex President Pierce has been rendered several
en,artainueuts since his arrvs! Ia New Hamp.
| shire all of which he has declined He In expect.
| cd hack in Philadelphia day or 10 morrow.
| rxsaRArros. Thus far this month there have
| a A.
| carr "a follows; from Liverpool. 1898; Brer en-,
| I320. Hamburger, 5a3; London 57i; Hasre, z, 024;
| Antwerp s79, Glasgow, i45.
| OPENING OF THE STATE CANALS "A despatch
| from Albany says that the Csnsi Commissioner.
have fxed upon the b of May as the day for open.
inc the New York State Canals
| safp Nsws The ship Saxon, from New YORK
| for New Ore ans has been wrecked on tha GiDgef-
| bread Grounds. Captain Sears snd the pAssen.
gers of the Morning Light, and part Of hereerso
| were saved
JUDGE LoRrNG "A majority Of 4 com mittee OF
the Massachusetts Legislature have reported IN
favor of abandoning the assemp TO remove Judge
| LoIin1.
THE NIsETEENTH OF APRrL--The bslls were
rung and . salute OF thirtsen guns was dred 10
1 Concord, Mass on Monday, In honor Of the e2d
anniversary Of the victory over the Bn.ish sroo.
| In that towa s sA@
/ AfPoisrasEr-N d Hnbbard, Esq has been
| appoiated United States Dispatch Asent Tor ~
ton, u place of X, Glenn Ar. Hubbard
| son OF ex Governor Hubbard. Of New HsmpsnHes
| and held the same efsacs during Mr. Poaks sdms
nistrsticn A
4 LARsg CARGO The ship John l.. Demmoek'
| Capt Sko.feid. was cleared 1 Savannah "a.
| Saturday last. for Liverpool By Aoiy vita
| Q cargo Of 1898 bsIes upland cation, valued p1e
as e225, 1885, With the exception Of one. tAn ~ sns
lasSess cargo shipped from savannah soasssssea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

ascertained that the horse is foundercd, take
from the neck vein from one to two gallons OF
blood, according to the size and condition OF the
animal; give ounce cf alum. either powdered
or mixed with damp oats, or drouth, place the
horse in dry stall, ground foor is best, wrap
his legs up high as the knees aud hook i,nts
with woolen cloths saturate them with COLI W ater,
and keep them so for seven3 eight hour give
him no food for twenty four hours, aud then let it
be g light feed of oats an6 bran mixed In two or
three days your horse will be fit for almost auy
kind of service. If his ankles continue faverish,
bathe them ct night with equal parts of vinegar
alcohol and sweet oil
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r. Abel Z. Nlnxn.

~ Abel L. Mayo
ATTORNEY AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC
viii sive prompt attention 10 the Liquidation Sc.
curing and Collection of Debts of every descri
by tss prooess. IA the Courts of the City of Rich.
mord snd County Of Henrico.
DISPOSITIONS and other Notaria Business runctuaily
attended to.
Any reference given that may be desired
Office oppesite the Law building, over Anpu,t
Rsnpolphs, spISIm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

APPOINTED BY TIE PREsIDENT-Henry E
Stoughton to be U District Attorney for Yer
mont, vice Peck Commission expire6D VIM Nor.
row, Marshal for Delaware, reappointed James
Conner, District Attorney for S Carolina, vice
Evans Commission sxpiced;j F Moreno Marsha
for the Southern dissric: Ct Florida, reap2onted
E Blackburn, Marsha for Northern District
# Florida, resppointed; Csc S Walden, Distric.
Attorney for the Northern district of ALABAMA. re
appointed; Richard fifth, Mar8da for the Soush.
era district of Mississippi, reappointed, " II II
Tyson, Marshal fer the NortheTn district of Mis-
ss,ippi, rsappointed W II WeIch, to be Chiei
Justice Of Miunesoss, reapp0inted; L z Nelson
Associate Justice fer the same territory, vice
Sierhurne, commission expir.d3 John Petit, dc.
ex-senator from Indiana. hear-ED) vice
Chatfeld, resigned; w ack Of Pennsylvania
Associate Justice for Nebi aska Territory, vicf
Underwood, resigned; K Bddle Roberts, United
Stsres District Attorney for the Western distIfct
# Pennsylvania. vice Shaler, resigned; the pre-
sent Judges Of Oregon rsapponted; Edward
LaDdrr Chief Justice for Washington Territory.
reappoiuted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

DRAMATIC FUND DINNER The ninth anniver-
sary of Ii New Yors Drama,i3 Fund Association
was celebrated by 8 dinner at the Astor House
Monday evening Among the guests present
was Rev Dr.. Bellows, wbc, during the evening
made speech in behalf Of the fand, 10 which he
denied having received letter from Francis Ken
BILE, charsi z immortality on the stage. Miss Lou
iss Pyue and W. Harrison added to the amuse-
ment Of the company by some Of their pretty
songs The assets Of the association amount to
S35 COO, aud III. increase Of the fund last year was
81 DlO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

EXTRA SESSION The 81 Paul (Minnesota)
Pioneer and Democrat, of the 7,h last contains
the proclamation of Governor German, calling an
extra session of the Legislature on the 9Th inst
'for the purpose of providipg by law for holding
courts, and for enactiDg such laws as may be
deemed necessary to enable the people to form 3
State Constitution, preparatory 10 being admitted
into the Union State y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

LOBsTERs.-The lobster trade at Provincesowp, q,
Massachusetts, appears to be lucrative business
According to a statement in the Banner:
THE lobster trade employed last year six teen
smacks, averaging 49 tons each. or 7i8 tons. The
average number of Holsters to each smack was 90
000 making an aggregate of $4,000, sold at A.
average price of 4 cents each, making an agsre-
gate of SS 500 Besides these abou: l2 coo were
shipped to BostOn and elsewhere, realizing $3.50,
and those sold for cash realized further sum of
80 2aO"
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THE DAILY DISPACTH
Thursday niornius. April 23. 1857.


FOREIGN irEMs.-The for eign flies by the Fulton
.Hu o"y OK Washington, bring nothing of impor-
'~n'e beyond what has been telegrsphed. We
extract Two or three items of interest:
Az the Giouesster assizes on the 4.h instant. a
se,u,u. oi Sooo damages was given against Cardi-
maj "lseman, At the suit Of French priest named
Aobe Roux, lately in cure at Chelsea for breach
ot acon'ract upon which the plaintiff alleged that
rue 1etendant bad received q document signed by
lne rripcess Lettia Bonaparte. niece to the Enpe-
Ir OK France. which ihe Cardinal had either lost
or disposed OF in some other way. The document
% "As an acknowledgement on the part of the lady
,nas shs owed Roux % 000 which she desired that
her Children would pay as a sacred debt"
The ncconehement of Queen vic.eria was daily
expected to take place.
fearful tragedy was perpetrated on the 9th in
Liverpool A butcher named Gibbons. who bad
oeen II a despondiDs state of mind for some time
owing 20 failure in business Gu. the throars of his
wife and two Of his children wouDdink a third on
tne cheek bone The eldest child a years old) ws
quite dead, and the mother and the youpeest child
were not expected to recover
The Emperor of Russia is said to have defpi-
lively given up his intended journey TO Western
Europe.
The Turkish Gazette Of the 24th instant an
nounces the formation of e permanent Diplomatic
mission at st Petersburg Although the Czar hs q
always had a representative al the Court of the
sultsn there never has been q resident Turkish
Minister at st Petersburg:
James Douglas, Baron Douglas died at his seat
Boutwell, Castle, upon the Clyde on the 9th inst
The Times Parisi correspondent ssys that the
rate OF Interest had necessarily affected French
trade. On the other hand. the new American tariff
mad encouraged manufacturers who were antcipa-
ting profitable business with the United States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

DAGUERRoTYPING THE Noon .-prcfessor Sac
eoi, director of the Astronomical Observatory a.
Rome, has succeeded, after long series Of o5ser-
v3tious made by means of the ine telescope at
his command, in producing remarkable drawing
OF the lunar mountain, C0rps1nicus The drawina
Is on scale OF ten geogr4 phcal miles to an inch
and all the objects are laid down by triansuatiou
1t ID said 10 be- og far the best representation o.
any portion Of the moon's surface that has ever
been executed and is of much scientific value.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

DEATH AND MARRIAGE - The Philadelphia
Times of Tuesday morning announces the death
of Mrs. Emily Langdon, of the Arch street Thes
tire, who fell an early victim to consumption; and
also the marriage Of Miss Olive Logan who has
been united to MIR Edward A Delisle, wealthy
merchant of New York. The former is conveyed
to her last resting place to day, and the latter lis
on a wedding tour 10 the Havrs steamer fiom Ne Nv
York Such In lite
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

FREE TRADE IN HAVANA A Havana letter
states thst at & general meeting OF the Society O.
Political Economy, on the % inst, in which the
principal citizens of Havana took part, numerous
tariff reforms were discussed. One of tie mos
marked features of the meeting was a proposition
for the entire freedom of trade. A molten was
also before the society for the organization of an
international tariff reform assoei eiation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

E@ Noftce.--Ne. The undersigned, hay-
lns taken the Store, No. los, corner of 18th and
Main sts., Iateiy occupied by Henry shsfer beg
leave to inform the pub 10 generally. that we are
resolving large and handsonog stocs ~ snrin
and Summer CLOTHING Also, u beautiful essort.
ment Of 3entlernens FURNISHING GOODS at
whce'aie and retail to which would respectful.
ly osil their stsnjion ard will endeayor to nlensa
and accommodate eli who cali,
WALKER co,
sp l7--6t IfS corp.r l4.h ana Main 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

OFFICIAL IsTERviEW--Conin Lawrence
kearney, president; Commodore John Thoma
newton, and Commodore George ". Storer, snd
Rober: Little, Esq, of Penpsvlyania. iudge advo
cate, totticers of ths new naval court1 paid their
respects TO the Secret.ry of the navy on Non.
day, as also did Captain Pendergrast, of the Mer.
riusac - N'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

MAPLE SUGAR.-A eorrespondent ut Couderf .
port, Potter county, Pa, writes as follows:
"More maple sugar has been made By the far
mers of this county the present Spring than ever
was made here before in one season / think we
have made 325 600 lbs., worth in cash 10 cents per
pound, and really worth to the farmers I24 cents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

CUsIous DEvGLoPmENTs in tks esss of Sect
chard, charged with having made vsitures to vari.
parties 70 forge pardon and effect the release of
Charles Huntington, the Ws street foIser, frr z.
sig Sing grows quits Interesting es the exarnfus
tion proeeecs His pre- j-ct as reYe sled to Hr Cha,
/. Kane, cf Wall street, AID others to whom he ao-
buli, ofislnal, snd by means ir pTa acticabIa He
he name OF any Nan SO accurately to defy dstsc
zion Added to which, he w.s 81 sdept in the tele
graphic art, AMI whe he Tesd ded in New Orleans ex
Living The out.kirts Of The city near the
to osfaph linss be made counts Felt pole
with hollow space through the csEtre, in which h
conte3t, through h.le in IN, glass insu stor with
the main of the nss Thsn continu ne he
branch wire to his owe house, b. enabled 10 read
of tse m ages that we're ssnr to from Mes.
Orleans and make su h uss Of the information he
pleased. To efsct Hunting or's release he Wauid
for.e the OF the Gove.aor TO 4 pardon, and be.
fore it presented tsse possesaoa Of the tele.
graph above ard bs!ow sing Sing and b. his peculiar
machinery intercept the Inquiries of the Warden 20
the Governor albany, or ths District Alto Dsy
new York, thu su7heptic1ty Of the pardon ena
seud, either case, tbs f1l wing reply:
. hs p>Ic0n Las en- granted bur you will give
him in Charge cf The cfficer, who has bench " sr-
| rant for his detention"
This warrant was to be presented at the prlfon b7
confederate st the proper moment, and Hurting
| To- to fy with him TO tbi city, where swift
sailing schooner to await hsra and iastantlt psf
to s=a, and make for Havana or ths ls.e of ines
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SPECIAL NOTICES
- =, N1-1~s@%------->-.~~~~-~
~ Cancers aud I,urp oru s,u.o-s -.

~ Cancers and Tum orr Cured yyithous
outttos-Dk KAHN iate of Philadel phia eepect.
FULLY offers his ssrvices tn the citizens aud The pub
TIC generally, for the cure OF Cancers, Tumors
Mouds Sotches and all diseases of the stin IA
can Also cure Secret Diseases
He W: II remain in Richmond thu ee months
car be found at his Office, ct the Clifton House, from
10 A N, to r. Al.
Recommendations can be sssa on application
n lE--Imt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

PROFIT AND Loss The brig Fidela, which has
Just arrived st Georgetown from MaysgueZ, brought
four thousand fine oranges, the remnant OF TWEEN
ty four thousand on board when she started The
remainder became damaged during the rome whist
long voyage, and were thrown overheard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

HUMAN CHEss-MEN AT great ball recently
given in Hanover by the Minister Of Foreign AT
fairs, the proceedings commenced by process
sion of living chess men kings, the queens
and other pieces magnifcently dressed. After ths
procession, The pieces took up position on a gi
gantic bosrd, prepared for the purpose Two ma
gicians then played the game, which excited grea
interest and entertainment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

IIBERaL-The New York Tribune states that
Messrs Grinneli g. Minturn have offered q fres
massage in the European packets to all Polish ex
es now in this country, who may wish to ava'
themselves of the general amnes y granted by thf
Emperor, Alexander III on his Coronation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

LARGE FIGURES OF SPEECA.-Mr. Golden fix.
es the population OF China st 3O0O0OCOO. This
Duke OF Argyll. said on the same evening that Il
wss 2OOOOOOC0 Here is the difference of only
l00,00000Gi A hundred million souls Gf the Chi.
Eese are allowed TO have sous) are certainly moi
much in taking she census Of country!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

A FAMILY SWEPT OFF The little schooner
George Hanson, owned and managed by three
brothers Nichols and Jasper. and accompaui-d by
a relative of the family, wss capsized In Lake
Michigan, esrly In April, and all four were drown
ed, each Of the men leaving families The Nich
ola family came from Canbridgessire, England
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

FATAL ACCIDENT A man named Michael Nc
Leod, employ ed IN the Brooklyn Wife Lead Fac,
tory, WAS on Friday accidentally caught IL the ma
chinery and killed. He IVES il the third story a.
the time. Another man who was present saw the
accident and could have saved the life of the un
fortunate mar By slipping the hand from the IS heel
but utinstead, being frightened, he ran down stair;
to tell the engineer to stop the engine. The dc.
ceased leaves family
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

RAILROAD REGIsTER.-Ani Ingenious gentleman
of Mobile, Mr LerDier, has invented register,
which, when attached to the car, indicates the
speed at which the train is going. Not only can
sPe at glance at what rate they are travelling
but the superintendent at the end of the road on
examination, can ascertain what speed the train
has made at any and every part of the trip.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

A HINTl-Our London Exchanges Inform u.
that baker in that city publicly advertises a re-
ward of two thousand five hundred dollars for this
detection ofany adulteraton in the bread be baket
and sells; and that since one has been able te
obtain the reEsrd by discovering the les. impuri
ty therein, the baker is OF couase making great
and rapid fortune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

OUR TROUBLES WITH NEW GRAsADA--A dis.
patch from Washington, has the following regard
lag our troubles with the government of New Gr.-
NADIA:
distinctions were sent out by the George Law
to Aspin wall, for our squadron on the Isshmus TO
h?ld Itself in readiness for any emergency that
nls1a arse; It is understood that our steamers Ia
the West Indies wilt also proceed as once 10 ioin
The forces on the thmu5
So far as can learn, the Government will m ak
one more attempt to arrange the pending difficult
ties by negotiation, out should this fail and ou-
demands be still refused, :he United States will
proceed TO take immediate military possession n,
both the Atlantic ard Pacific sides Of the Isthrnus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

WITHDRAWAL OF LAHDs.-The Commissioners
of the General Land Office has issued instructions
for the withdrawal of the public lands in the State
OF Alabama falling within the probable limits OF
the act approved toe 1lth of March last to aid in
the construction of that portion Of the railroad
from Savannah to Mobile which falls within the
lmts of that State, and the branch road from Eu-
faua TO Montgomery
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

MORE ATTEMPTS TO MURDER PRISON OFF.
GERS This morning, at the House of Correction
IN South Boston, a prisoner, named William Jen-
Sawyer in the neck, with shoe knife. evidently
win an intention of killing him. Fortunate,y.
the blow, which was struck as Mr. Sawyer was in
the act of opening door, was received between
tne shoniders and though The knife penetrated all
the clothing the wound made in the flesh was not
OF dangerous character Jennings w 80 insts atty
knocksd down and secured. He was reported on
Saturday for bad behavior, which is supposed to
De the cause of his attack. He has brother in
the state Prison. Officer Sawyer is the same
whom Cater, the State Prison murderer. also s.-
tacked when in the House Of Correction. At the
STATE Prison, in Charleston, last Tuesday q con
Vict' pamed John Dunnagan, rushed at officer Al.
pert Gibbs with chisel, but the officer kept him
st bay BY drawing his loaded revolver-B Boston
Iranscript, MOndaQ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

OCEAN ENCRoA CHMEErs The New Jersey ce
ological report ahows that the Atlantic is steadily
and rather rapidly eneroaching upon the land on
it's coast AT Cape Island the surf has eaten in.
ward full mile since the revolution. Along the
hay shore at Cape May the marsh wears away at
the rate of . rod in two years One Of the beaches
upon it is mentioned as having showed inward one
hundred yaIds in the last twenty years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

George A. Henry. Esq has been nominated Tor
Cor gress by q C,nvenliru of the Nashville dis
trIct, In Tennessee, Mr. Zolikoffer, the late Rep
resentative, having Withdrawn.
A boiler In the steam saw mill belonging to Mr.
John Troyer, In Meredocia, Ill. exploded on the
evening of Monday last, the lath, instantly killing
the engineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

FIRE AT WHEELING. - A fire occurred OF
Monday at the outer station of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company a. Wheeling. Va. The
sua! req air house for engines was destroyed aud
three engines that were undergoing repairs therein
were seriously damaged The large engine
house, wood piles, &c, however, all escaped, and
the entire age will not exceed twenty thousand
dnlIars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

BEWARE OF WOMEN'S NOTES A case of a good
deal of importance was decided by the Superior
Court in New York, on Saturday, from which it
appears that the note of hand OF s married 1o>
man, however wealthy she nsy be, is utterly val
uelesS, unless her husband is able and willing TO
pay it According TO this decision, a rich wife
may be the most dangerous and slippery of all GUS
tomers SIS her note is worthless uoess it be mote
Of Invitation" The amount of the note in ques-
ton was for $500, for board and money loaned
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GENERAL CUSHING The Hon. Caleb Gushing
Attorney General under the late administration
left Washington Monday sf.ern DON for his home
ia Newburyport. Mass. from whence we presume
he will soon go to the Northwest; to attend to bis
business Interests in that quarter where De is un-
derstood 10 have made heavy investments many
years ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

sMrGLISG IN LIQUoks IL is reported in q letter
from New York, Il a hesvy ugiag operation in
liquors By an inporting firm Of sons eIninerce 10
New YORK city, has recently been huah.d up Abe
story goes that the Custom House Officers made g
Eeizurs of the goods and arrested thes parties impi
cat. d; but upon tie suppostioa tbss the accused
mish be able TO ezcnipate themselves their mare 8
were withheld from the public. An inves'ies CATION.
however, owed that the shsrzs well fou7dad
s.nusg Il gods ere declare for ted and fine o
promptly paid, ard The matter srrapged thst thF
names OF he parties have not, yet bssn sufersd
70 trsnspile
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FIRE.-About three hundred yards OF the track
of the North Carolina ltoad was destroyed on
Thursday last, caused by the wood that is KEEP.
piled on the road taking fire. The destruction was
at Pine Level, between Golisborough and Raleigh
About 1000 cords Of wood were consumed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

MASONIC CELEBRATION The coming festival
of St John the Baptist. on the 24th of June, is to
be celebrated in almost every city Of the MON by
the brethren of the mystic tie"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

DECEAsED--John Mitchell Kemble, son o.
the late Charles Kemble and brother OF Miss Fan
ny Kembie died at Dublin. on March 20, Of ihtia
nation Of .he chest He was distinguished rs an
Anglo Saxon scholar, and was the author OF q
work on the En- Rlish Saxons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES The poem before
the senior class at Jefferson College Cannonsonrs,
p. at tbs next commencement in July, will be
read by VIM Cullen Bryant. At Dickinson Col
lege Carlisle, Pa, John Sake, is to read the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-23

Broad Etock tub. Members and
othsTs desllons of becomi ng members Of the Broad
Rock Ciuo. are respectfully requested to meet at
hocn NC i'sra's Hotel on THURSDAY eve
nirs the 23d April, 1857, at oc ock, to elect otfi
csTs, &c CALVIN GREEN
ap l7-6t PraoTietor