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


The subscriber would most respectfully requesta,
his city customers all his bottles to his dr
of tn missing and he forewarns all purchasers OF
Sod, Water Porter, Ale and Cider not receive any
of his bottles except from his drivers.
nj. MCCORMACK,
NH 2I-1m No sos Rro'd street
DEKFUMERIk>, FAN, Y GUUDs &c.
L The subscriber il just opening beautiful lot Of
Port Monnaie, Lutin's Extracts, Tooth Brushes,
Combs, and Toilet Articles generally, to which he
invite, the attention of his rspds and tina public
His store is just rsfitted and he has fine stock
of articles usually kept in yell escorted Drug Store
JOHN w. GARLlCK,
Apothecary ard Drugai.t,
ap Is Market Place Franklin street.
V1O THE CiTY AND COUNTRX TRADE
Il Just received, superior assortment of House
hold Furniture, embracing In part Mahogany and
Rosewood Wardtobes; Ladies' Cab nets N arbie Top
Wafhstands and Centre Tables; Parlor Spring Seat
and Cane ssat Chairs, Sofas, Tete a:Tetes, Divars
Lounges; Rocking and Nurse Chairs; Mahogany
French and High Post Bedstead. Hair and shuck
Mattresses; Gators, Waters, Fire Irons, Table
Cutlery, &c, &c, which we are disposed to sell at
extraordinary low prices. LARUS SHINE,
NH % LIN u Main st.
STEAM IRON WUKhs, $50 Main ST.
~ Eenr seventh The subscriber is pre-.
kinds of IRON WORK, such .sIRON RAILING,
vERANDAHs. STEPS, VAULTS and CELLAR
DOORS, GRAT1NGs &c, SO CRATE 8 and
TENDERS and all kind of House Work and Job
bipg done Gu reasonable terms
CIV Particular attention given to the enclosing of
CEMETERY lots, Railing. &c, for the country, ~
made as to be easily put up. call solicited
NH l4Gm GEO LOWNEs
'T,O COUNTRY MkKCHA NTs.--- w e are
L row receiving our spring supply of Clocks
Watches and Jewery, Fancy Goods. c., ac in fact,
almost every article in your linsin which you can
make moaey. All we ask Is for you to examine our
stosk, and judge for yourselves. which will be sold
to punctual customers on terms 20 please.
Call at our Store, "A Main street. above the st.
Charles Hotel. LARUS & SHINE.
NH 25lm
A AGRICULTURAL W A K Il o q : e.
"A The subscribers continue to manu- facture Agri
cultural Machines and Implements of the most ap.
proved,pstterps and superior workmanship They
ask sttention to "Csrdwefs Horse Power and
Thrs'her,' single and doubled gsared, with sep.ra-
tor If required. which have takea a premium at
every fair at which they have been exhibited.
ALSO,
Crcskill's CIod Crusher
Msnny's Improved Reaper and Mower, the best
in use
Rich's ron Beam Plow, highly improved
Seymour & Sages Broad Cast Grain Sowers
Magic Corn and Cob Mill an excellent machine
Reynolds Wheat Fans, AID several other pat
terms
Corn Shelters. Hand and Horse Power, from 81 0
to GS5
Hay Presses; Wheat Drills; Corn Planters
Cidsr Mills; Grain Cradles; Hay Rakes; Harrows
Grain Cleaners Tobacco Mills. &c sc
BALDWIN, CALDWELL & CO.
ap 4-dSm No l48 Matn ut Richmond.
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CO.PARTNKRsHIFs, &C.

OOsRARXNBRSH1k 0C.
nIsr0IUTiON.-THs arm q BROwN
III HARRIS 10 this day Dissolved BY mutual con:
sent William H. Brown Il alone authorised wind
up tue O''"' " Inv "'" WIN. n Bro vN.
p HARRIS.
Richmond, April Is, 1857
Twill continue the Commission Business at the old
stand, Cary and 3sh street. opposite shockoe
take this opportunity again to return my sincere
thanks to my numerous friends In Albemarle ana
elsewhere, for their liberal patronas. since nave
been In business and hope, by strict attention 20
their interests to merit ana receiye son.nusnsNs
the same. WN d. bho"N.
Richmond, April IS. 1857. ap14--du
nIssOLUTION-1 firm OF II w. TY-
IL LER SON CO. 10 this day dissolved by mu-
Wa 81. TYLER is alone authorized to settle up
III. business of the late firm. Those indebted will
nlesss come forward and settle; and those having
Claims against the late firm, will glssss Prssent them
''i '''''' WIN. Fl. TYLER.
&c tyler
~ Office on 18th street, between Msin and Cary
Richmond April 20. 1857 40 q ..
CO-PAKTNENsHiPN NOTICE.
49, The subscribers having annotated them
ss0- soIve. under the style Of g MlLsss
co, for the purpose Of carrying on the CARRIAGE
MANUFACTURING business are now prepared !"
furuish the public with CARR4 GES, bU0GlEs;
SC of every description, at the shortest notice ana
reduced prices Having procured the services OF su
peror workmen, we can conhdsntly WarInos Oh
work turued out of establishment, and respect
fully solicit q share of the public PATRONAGE Our
factory is situated on Virginia street, pesr the Dan
vile Depot Repository, 18th street between Main
end Cary G L. MILES,
6Ha "A''' THOs. s. THORNTON,
Ps-REPAIRIN2 done with nsstness and dis
pstch. February LIT, 1887.
fs 5-d&wtm
MS so UTlON.-The Copartaersnip
II heretofore existing between the subscribers for
the last five years, in the Lumber and Mahogany ou-
ruess il this day dissolved with mutual consent.
| john A. Belvin having purchased the interest OF
the other partner in the stock hand, will hereai'
ter continue the business st the old stand, on mis-
own account. go -,
Truman A. Parker will close the unsettled bugi.
nesg of the concern without deey, aud requests all
persons having claims against the firm to present
| them to him Immediately for payment;
J. A GLVIN,
| TRUMAN A. PARKER.
The undersigned Is ae0nductfna, on nIs
| own account The LUMBER and MAHOGAh4 81
SINFSs ut the yard formerly kept by ID ssrs T. D.
q. Whitfield corner of Gary and 10th streets
He returns bis thanks to his friends for the noerai
patronage he has heretofore received and hopes by
industry and attention to his business 70 merit con-
| tinuanee of the same, ct his new location
| an Tins TRUn PARKER
|
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SANaEHse superior IN Us lAMD, always
- on hand and for sale by
= I7-lw DUNLOP, MoNCURE 1 CO.
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>sa EI.kGANT sP3iNG AND ATN
Mr. K GOODS-E D. KEELING Mar
H9 rhans Tailor and Cioi hier. No I26 Main street
AA- has in store large assortment Of spring ana
Summer Cloths. Cassimeres and Vsstnzs which be
would be pleased to make to order, in the mcsr an
proved styles and a. low prices for all that may bs
in want. w
READY-MADE CLOTHING "A beautiful assort-
ment just received Call ard sec th.n NH 2s-Im
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NIEDlCAL ThSFIISIONY.-FttU RUM II .
Nl JUSTLY CELEBRATED DR.. PARSONS OF
VA-This is to certify that have used in my practce
and have seen used by Others DR. l. Scotts Celeb a.
ted White Circassian Liniment, and have he eli
aton in saying thar have confidence in it than
any other Linimsnt l ever saw have used 1t in
Rheumatism, Sprsns, Bruises. Pains and Burns
with almost universal success and can with conf
dence recommend it to the afflicted.
EDWIN PARSONS, ii. D.
-, Va, Dec. 4, 1855.
Ali the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Ladd
L Co. and Alex. Duval Richmond Ia 9
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NUTiCE..-is pursuance of an order OF
Henrico County Court | will recevs written
proposals until WEDNESDAY the 29th inst, for
repairing or building the Bridge Beechum's
Run upon the road leading from Brooke Turnpike
same height and to bs ten by fourteen feet; all the
present. tinbeIs to be used far practicable; oil
the timber to be of good heart, Ell her oak pine
that all this posts be oak, ten inches square, the
sleepers be 3xl2 inches heart pine and Govern
to be pches thick and not than eight inch
IS wide either oak pine; the sbutmens be well
secured, to prevent washing up or otherwise giving
way The wsrk TO be completed BY the lst day OF
August, in workmanlike manner. and to be paid
for out of the county levy of the present year,
j. B EEESEE
an 15-2awtd Com'r of Roads Of Henr:c co
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CLOTHING E-TABLIsHmkrrs

Ia NG GOODS FOR IS51
IN This subscriber has just rscsived bis spin,
stock OF Clothing sud Eentlem ms Furni,bips
-AA- Goods consisting Of every article of senfjs
mens' wearing apparel, a well as lsrse ana fs.h
,ouabls assortment Of spring CIoshs C.ssimsr.,
VestiHss SC, 10, which rs Ia prepared to mar. ~
measure. ct the shortest notice. and in the mo-,
fashionable style, not to be surpassed by any
l.. SPENCE, no l20 cornsr of
spI Main ana ia,h 80,
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.usDtGiNkc.

n CE 4 TAI n CUEkE EVIk AAAs
In dreery winter, snow or rain,
When winds do blow, am the same
In lowly cot, or rich mans retreat,
am to them INSTANT RELIEF.
For lonely or ohan the poor mans bride,
For those that use me it's their pride
To recommend when cast down with grief,
Their greatest comfort is INSTANT RELIEF.
For COUGHS and COLDS tits to prevent,
And cure ell those for such Pm meant,
Pm nice to take. tits quite treat,
Do take this Syrup, LEOHARp'h INsTANT
RELIEF.
Prize Is cent. &c., &c. fa l0
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WAHESts Il PEARL T. ,

q WAXING IL PEAHtE T.,
~ DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARlES.
"a NV. Corner of 4th and Broad sss.,
RICHMOND, VA,
Dealers In Imported Drugs, Chemicals suralesi ~
suuments Fancy Articles PerfameIy, Eefsh slu
Am .rican Window Gls.s Paints, Oils, fnttY way
pishes, Dye stufs and Imported Havana Cigars
Prescriptions carefully compounded st eli hours u
the day II night
Physicians orders filed with accuracy 81 'ns '''''
est notice. 81, -,
Fhysiclans saddle Bags sud Medicine Cne'A u
newest styles aiways hsl6 Uu @o--El
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"a RETInkD PHYSICIAN, whese
4 IA ,ands OF life have nearly Tua out a'ey c
FED while In the East Indies. certsn cure ~,
4 sumption. Asthma, Bronchitts Coughs noIs 5000
1 General Debility. Ths Remedy Vas asS"fv
l BIZ him when his oay child sosashtst VS. -.
up to die. Wishing to do a. much seou "a,
Die he will send to such OF hsstiieted iso~ ,,, a.
50 request IL, This recipe. with full ara In,
r.ctions for making 1t up and snessninii asns |
it He requi,es cash applicant TO ineiosr hln "n
shilina-ihree cents to be returned 30 possst0h I
1 the recipe and the remainder 10 be SP2hoa :" Wv
PAYMENT OF this advertisement Addfess
DE- Il JAMES, No. 10 afsnc .;
II an I3-6sc elm jersey CITY ~ -
DEILaVUE HUsriTAL --This insuWts'
ID lion 10 situs ed on Church bill. kichnoaS ,'s
In delightful airy position, and 10 ferasa ~ "a
every convenience conducive 20 the ooIiion - r
tients and the suscesxful treatment OF dsess s3
The Lyinx-in Wards are peculiarly seiI~.. 10
The undorsigued give their personal SE'oAa
oil patients placed under thsir charge
Colored Patients. ................''"SS
Whites a. "A
Private accommodations. .....-...... 80 x,aI.
These rates embrace all charges Tor coN.~
tcines and M edcsa and Surgical stsonaaass'
gT no Small Pox admitred
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES sOLTON, Il. d,
araee street, between 9Th and 81
C. MILLS, 81. d.,
Izsh strset between Broad and Aassna-
kF coleman, n. D.,
Corner of 4th and GRACE streets. An,
Eessdent Physisian--Dr. Woop. -
. ~ 4 ~. N57TrsS e .tidereu nj kisdsi az"
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UFklLs of TLE Il & L X 20
March 90 1857. }
-v,gszzzs-ssy7 NDTYEE..-fsH nrd after April
Ist 1857 Spanish Cola sill n be re-
N&---- eeiyed for freight or PASSENGER iSrs on
his road. JNo N. PAhhhh,
NH 2n.--H As1Ea
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sn BAlsS NUTS, Of different sisa o. 40.
.JU drums Srnsrna Figs 3 cas.s F,uaes, ~ - do
boxes, quarts and pias jars assorted F,saieS ana
Caisaps and Sauces, just resolved Pc, s'ss%csnsn
spi No. 70 Maa ssfss
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sess.Gklsgs> SEGHGk h. @sEhl, ben-
FSs&sSsssg tist, has JUST received from the mar
NIfY3 ufacturers a lot of Z Aioh
lI-AJ TEETH, Of sll shades and sizes
which will be inserted the best material, ana "a
the most substantial manner. he also txtrae''
Fills and hesu'atss Teeth with gentle ness ana 'hS
Toughness. All worn warranted
gSF~ Office 25l, on sssn, bssween 9Th AID gin 'h
DtcbrnopS Va r. IA Sm
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BX THE NATIONAL LINZ.
Reports furnished b. the Associated Press.I

New ORLEANS, May 6. .
The flIibusters brought by the Tartar have ar
rivec; Capt. Dunlap also came up.
NEw ORLEANS, May z.
There is to be meeting toni mt for the reliei
Of the returned flbusters, and also TO raise SoOo
advanced for their passage by Capt Dunlap oil the
Tartar.
New YoRK, May THE steamer Leopold, just
from Antwerp with dates to the 18th, Is coming.
The steamer Hansens sailed for Bremen.
The prosecution closed their evidence in the
Burdell murder case. Dean made TWO unsuccess-
iul motions for the dismissal of the case. The de-
fence then opened.
HALIFAX, May The Chersonsse from Portland
was detained by fog; she arrived at o'clock last
evening. and sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool.
HoLLIDAYsBURG, Pa, May S.--NrKrn was con-
victed OF the murdrr OF Necross, and sentenced TO
be hung. He denied bis guilt.
RIcHxoSD,.va, May S-Bennett. Beers Fish
er'S drug store Is burned; loss $2S 0O0.
NV York, May s -Young Snodgrass was eX-
amiued for the defence 10 the Burd,l murder case;
but nothing important was elected.
ST LouIs, May The Mississippi is rising
socth of Lake Pepin. The Missouri aud Illinois
are falling.
LOUISVILLE, May S.-The river is i'ing, with ct
feet water in the canal. Weather clear. TheI-
mometer at IS.
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Saturday Morning, May 9, 1857.
OfficiaIJOurnaI for Publishing the
Post office Letter List.
TheAfricaIs.

To night, in sdditoo to the beautiful Opera Of
the Dau liter Of the Regiment, we are to have the
nov celebrated burl, sque of "Pocahontss," which
has created such g sensation all over the Union.
since its fret production, at Wallsck's Theatre,
New York. Il is from the pen of John Broughsm,
E-q-, aud contains more drollery, more wit, and
more loci and other susioh, than any other Extra
vagsnzs eEtant We give the following extract, from
New York city, and other papers respecting Mrs
Georgna lIodson, (who is the original q Pocahon-
tss,'1 Mr. Robertson and Mr.. Trevor 10 whose
hands the burlesqne, has made itself one Of the
most mirth provoking and popular entertainments Of
the day.
" Miss Georgia Hodson as Pocahontss," the
beautiful heroine has msde perfect sensation.
bar tragic 'eRtTee attired IN the mag nifcent
dress, is possible almost 10 con give, the si-
nal for an outburst of APPRECIATION from the
dience. Her " Rect tire from g ErRdni" follow
ell by a medley Scepd, Introducing some OF
our most popul airs was raptuOusly applauded.
The spirit she infuses into her part together With
the traec-comic styles of hrr delivery, OF Brougb-
ANS speaking points, and witlicisms, s piquant. in
the extreme. Her great PERSONAL beauty, her bill
liant vOcalisation. together with lhe depth, tone,
and sweetness Other splendd contralto VOC IN he
the deepest impression on the audience. She was
rewarded by double call N y. Exchange.
ROBERTSON IN PocAHoNTAs.-We know no EI-
travagsnza qnal TO Pocahontss. IL is the most in
genious builrsque ever presented upon the stage.
Robertson, as big Ingun" Chief. il inimitable. He
cutters fully into the humor of the piece, compre-
bends the incest shades Of the authors tning,
and by his burlesque manDcrisrn and mirth-provOk-
ing drollery keeps the house 10 a roar. His mike
up is admirable and his uagic-comedy tickIes
an audience to death.
feature in the burlesque Mr.. Frank
Trevor. plying Capt Smith. tbs acting and sing
ing cannot be TO highly commended-Te would
particuarize the duet with Miss Hojson - which
was sung with expression and feeling quite in'
resstiole.-Aemphis EOg'r d Enquirer.
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The BALL AL THE CAPIToL.-Thursday night
closed the series OF brilliant demonstrations by cit
liens of Nashville 10 honor of the American Med
icaI Association. 1t was, beyond all question, the
most magnificent affair OF the kind ever gotten up
in our midst. Fer macy years to come it will be
remembered and talked OF with feelings Of just
pride by all who witnessed or participated in it. in
ANY way. At an early hour, the large Representa-
tive Hall was filed with fair adi and gallant men,
who to the strains of lively music, tripped it galy
upon "the light fantastic toe whilst the extensive
GALLERIES were filed with those who, for want Of
room or Medication to dance, became spectators,
and the roomy aisle and issag"s were given over
to promeuaders, who essayed to make the most Of
the opportunities presented for enjoyment. lit
tie later, second band appeared, and the chamber
of the grave Senators rrsounded to the strains of
merry music, sDd the gay laughter and lively SAL
lies OF another assemblAge of dane ers.
By midnight the crowd was immense, ell parts
of the house presenting its picture Of beauty and
manhood. The supper was spread in the northern
crypt. EThe tables presented beautiful scene,
being laid and decorated with judicous taste. We
doubt whether any thing approaching il has ever
been seen here. The dancing was pt up to
late hour of the night when those that remained
separated, nothing having occurred to mar the
pleasurs or harmony of the occasion. All who
we're concerned IN The getting up and management
the pablo. They acquitted themselves notify.
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frREE sPaISes.-rhis weIl-known and lavOrite
sumner resort Of our cisizsus, has beea leased b.
Mr. ). hosher, aud sill be opened for the recep-
tion OF guests on the lst Of June next We are
pleased 70 learn thai the buildings have been thor
OushIy repaired. and refuraisoed; and We are sure
that nothing to increase the comfort aud soavs-
nience Of the visitor. which eau be commanded BY
money, viii be spared. Mr. Mosher. the lessee,
has bad great experiences, and onags 20 bis new
post degree Of eaergy and enterprise which var
rants the highss expectations on the part Of the
publics Of bis efficiency a. q caterer il this line.
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THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New ORLEANS, May Sal s of cotton to-day
5000 bales. at a decline of t. Orleans middling
l3stl3s Receipts to-day 250O bales. Pork firm.
Corn buoysnt Other articlss uuc hanged.
NEw ORLEANS, May 7-Sales of cotton to-day
2 900 bales Middline 0rl l3s rl3A. Receipts
to-day 1900 bales. Sugar firm, at lie The mar
ket is bare OF mossses Ohio -four Sc 75s$7
Yellow corn IS to SOC; white so to S5c. Fr,ights
6rmer.
CINCINNATI, May Flour firm, at Sc 25aS6 80
for supertne. Whisky 2Sf and active. Corn
scarce, at 78c. Oats advancing. Rye 81 20. Lin
seed oil 90c.
New York, May 8 Flour excited; Southern 81
as7 80. White wheat 81 SO. Mixed corn 81 SAT.
Whisky firm Stocks frmer.
CINCINNATI. May 8 Flour firm, at Sc 26i Corn
76a7sc. Whisky 26a26A aud active. Provisions
unchanged.
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croohsr,. mIIllnerr E.,abll.hmsn,.

We doubt whether the fair danes and bellies Of
Nashville have ever experienced so much difficulty
in the selection Of a bonnet this season, thi
establishment. The cause is not TO be found in the
increased iastdiousness or csptiousness Of their
tastes, in the puucty Of the stock ineIegance
Of the styles. No; We must look for it in some
other quarter. Their fances to tell the truth, have
been bewildered by the great variety and beauty Of
the assortment to choose from. They experience
such sensations while behoding it, as one feels
in a rich conservatory surrounded by the rarest
oIics andaved IN their delicious perfumes They have
such emotions as led the poet to wish that the
lips OF al wOmankind, especially the beauties,
condensed Into one pretty pouting pair that he
might in kissing them, kiss the whole race. Where
there is 50 much elegance, so great variety,
choice must be difficult. The things Natural; and
the dear creatures to blame. But not OF bon
nets alone does Orooker's congress consist. Nearly
all descriptions of millinery goods are represented
there-from the lightest and most ETHEREAL to the
heavier fabres which art produces to adorn the
lovelest Of natures hAndiworks. ASH
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Company.
'INHEsE superb animals will make their first season in
Tennessee at the State Fair Grounds ne Nashville
be limited to a. mares each.
Stockholders and gentle wishing to breed tn r mares,
will please make their entries T. &. Rains,
practcabe and settle their bills during the with Dr.
4. c. Foster, Treasurer Of the Company.
Good p.stursge sill be furnished mares by p. R.
Rains FAnuing the prices Of the country and
grain will be fed and extra attention given, required.
THE EATON ORsE is good red sorrsI, full seven
hands HIGH aid for strong points and perfection Of
FORM for horse Of his great size his equal cannot be
found He was bred in Maize, is fifteen years old, has
roted under min 50 and is one Of the fullest Mes
senger horses known. His dan descendant OF the
old winthrop Messenger nd his sire the Long Is
land branch Of Messengers. His colts large and
generally open, quare and feet roters He is the sire Of
the era Stranger" that trotted in min 80 sec sfer
his shoulders seriously injured the and sold for
$2O Of Mount Vernon, that OIted At the United States
Fair at Philadelphia in the words OF Mr. Brown, chairman
Of mittee, hGndy IN 240" and other excellent
roalters Mr. Holmes, editor ofThe Maine Farmer" says
of him hi paper Of I'd 1851 that No horse since
The days Of he Old Winthrop Messenger "a son or Lapor-
TED Messenger has got so many fleet treters;" the
ageuts Of the Company regiri him horse Of higher
chsrac for string roadsters than other America,
EAUGATUCK BLACK HAWK. is a rich and stylish
bros horse eight ears old 5H hands high has often
roted in 2:45 and he bore of the first prize Lone
Star and many others the State Fair he New Haven
and mis- colts promising He
sired by Vermont Black Hawk, that made Hill, his oHn-
err s40OO grand sire sherman Morgan great gran
sire the original or Justin Morgan Horse. HIS dam
Lady Burton, by OF old Membrno, and Re by the In
por ed Messenger He ha brother 10 Ethan Alien. the
popular trotting stallion living, Blaos HaNk Maid
Black RaIh KnowNothng tn At rotted tChcago in 22T
and brat Flora Temple Long Island 23U hsle of SA
ratogA that in $780, and many ofhe roadstes
OF the country-See Linseys book Morgan horses, p
1870 10 1875,
These animals have been imported from the North with
ve~ Of afordng the best opporu breeding good
family horses aud the Drec have thereto put them
price that will Justify owners Of breed them
W. 2. ELLISrUN, r. @. P,'SFER,
ANDSEW EWING, ALLEN,
y. n. RAINS, 10. EDWARDS,
]. TANNING, Directing Committee
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The Cumberland is still rising at this point, with
about l6 feet OF water on Hsrpeth Shoals.
The arrivals yesterday we're the Cuba from Pa.
dueah. the SaLie West from st. Louis, and the City
of HnntsviHe from Memphis.
The departures we're the Cuba and Ella for Pa
ducah.
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FoR ST. LoUIs.-The 6ue steamer SaHis West
arrived from St. Louis yesterday, foil Of passengers
and good freight list. Her regularity and promp,
ness in the trade has rendered her great favorite
with the travelling community. For comfort and
speed, with the attentive and experienced CoRBErr
in command. our worthy and good-ooking friend,
DoYLE, the Commodore, in the Office, and the
spfighrly and sfible GRACEY, as 'cheeker-of," she
staDds without a rival on the Western waters For
tuuate indeed are those who place themselves in
charge Of the pleasant and attentive officers Of the
Satiie West She Will leave to-day at o clock p
~, for ST. Louis and oil intermediate points. She
will go through railroad time. Get aboard early.