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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

Crrpnn OOUlY-zdxY .AHl CouIyy - ~
~ HsSs r.. L. r.. M rhcnas =. snn
-suwssm - nnhW go . ssnw~sA-fo ue dse.rA.
= s.~V = - $3.50 g sS3 vkscA Mh DAT SIS
he b0ro - ~ J1ewk a ~ stfy ard so-Ay Hev to0s
a Ne 80 nAH = - ccy, end 70 serve @py yow -
- ~ laRI The subowmernL - oHfr once
IA ~ HS~oAuay. n city Of Hev ro1h. within swer
1Svs skg : srnu.srs Ms noecs yc sscs.~vs q .
80 1890 nj w srswe~ ne sd comp ain
49, . uvns s}srrs.d he pAistn vfn taSs jvdsrsss
sgos Nw hos~and dollars 40 nrr fow,
ssut Nh irSsre frosl o. s.a day q necens1 one to-
k~r<f-s Ne c1s<s - his -
a'rx 4 aIcHAkDsoN. risns6s Ans~rsvs
- a ferq, w DvoAlvsv.
~, ALL WHOM ~ NAY CorCKRr.-rAKs NofI,
II a. r rs-srt 4 decwes 81 The Cook county Court
6r~ Pfsss IN ard cr The ccucty q O.ok and STATE oil
-, on sfe herecf made certain ca
~k~r~n Qib~ps n cornpfainaft and Edward serh
As< G-fsndsns All pfscns navnt cans sse pa
p~n,v ins ths city q New York and ts-
r<.aed eonrsctes BY said Heury MS. ~
vpes prior the oh esy u January ID iy1 49,
raured present ard establish e sst cias ard vrcys
no he hefre T. O. y Freer Waste IN Chs1cey.
w ans Coz Of Cook Al rs office 10 the ~ ~
rhtcssc IN said county. on cr hefo-e se on -, or sr~
wassr IA cAAacery. cook cssss. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04
yss. CbEEg AND pIoGx LAND M jams Oysv

ptvsa. C6EEg AND nIoGS LAND IN jams OIsH
tae.,,s otts,.d CO &c BY he ~tt, a,IsGn n Io,s sc
tes.se .aa mooasv the 9TH osy Ct Mn CD 'sS es'ore
rob,ic esece 'be M iog ga q saias6lo ,Gre ss
tsres' srs nMg on ssos soomooy r'vsr a lts erouss
acT.p nf vhce acres er eosed sd too bsIsuot
In WOOD e9ct sns quarts OF oierst 1ae col s wsi
saps.d % nc srw,a q stea sad cru oee g q. tea:
Nsceo unscr st,s- Tracts Vi be nc .cgrsor they
postoe csarsd nte maNh Ard The tsancs y
The cod q ~ail aispd "a ~te~' ed corn soedsnd
55 stsd.ied OF orons crook have
euut iaad rems adec Of he yo usslz
so Aatba before meuti~aet Nil Noes.
tso ooces ff3 acre. witic 30 ~ three m los a.
man 81 dirrt ire f@o huntrec OF II ctesrrd.
~ acres In wheet ems acres phrzhed nr for W.
1eec end timber oak chestnut tor w-irh stsre
eiusy@ r-sd, eas 10 VIII sreburr 4 sbo"ncs " ms -
fess tSs ard ys, Ia be- esrea soou, 90 .ses are level
aLd eupesio, 70 thai yhic6 IL ses"v eesred nee
~ a nSs ss ssS'sa ssdv 1bs so Is 60 s
OTekr'v" contains ABOUT ~ ac-ef. f
On q nee 90 Ct Ss % S a,s Sse dos 1
s+esed Tho pat cerp'et tY Mrs. DAVIS b" ~a"n9
boose sSH seod o.' ssuss TIE cue, 20 ten % we ,.s
fits OF dis isrd arc cesre The bsIsnce N wo -
Ire acsd for ~aea ssd oats vtr .n.rc tysos
kre All tho Aforesaid aDds are n Jsrns CITY couoV
tkrwh WHICH hes IN York cosny about t~o mlee ess
mrrd coo,snA Y1S acres Of vhch ,1 arc card aH ID.
Ge,ee Ia ~oAJ. The uncieered land "a seu 90 =
Of wh at com rerDs--O thrd Of the purchase
s-aes bc rad the ist osv OF Oco.or ,ssI sncher
on the LIST 1859 the whole carr i-tsres. fre.
the coy pad purchssx give tond ~ttt eosa
prscaA security and d.eS nS Tn~ 10 ~ On Snass
II wS afford pleasure any inquiries concsn-
As '"' ~""t'''' ''''''" "''" al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

HOUSE AND lot FOR sAih THAT vALUABts
II new four story brown stons house 60 west Thirty 40
tenth dre, between Fifh snd xh cnntainrg AL
we modem inprovn eus having subceder wen hes.ss
WIN Two rrat<s IN front the sns glass doors
toearh s'So wire vault; house v ~ IN By SIR WIN
nszza IN TIE rear; lot - n IN. by q n 10. Appy ~
FiiAs " RksY Zen rs West Thirty eevech siree<, nsw
Ne premises, OF NJ Is W.ll street JeunceJ court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

L'LouR AND FEED STORE FOR sALE-wrrH STOCK
and erires or partner would be taken wins capital
at 81 go or $40 Location rood for CITY and trade
Decd given fct ispc-tng a the Inquire $40
Canal Of Wsta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

L,URNIsHED HOU6E FOR SALE IN BRooHLvN.--
three story brck- built 10 hs best manner rec~a6ly
painted hfsue bout pleasant and central ~
rc~d route abort 10 or Is minutes walk fror Fulton WAR
street ferries contains range &C h we'll wnp1e1o
y furnished. Price 1870 NCpo remSin ersNa ~
san; OF wu be sod without he furnfure. Apply 80
hroctlsn Post ofnce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

DPoPEagF on HH-0KLyn HEIGnra go EXON hAGH
orcce-.y 10 Se upptr pss o the cav a. gprk er
che cot of Bruotyo. 1ne ci's -.
fcp and tsiuu sxehsx&
| IkF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04
aEn Aars A.00nDxAAAs


T0 No-s 30 LWr-6 shUNrf%s ON HAnofs
~ SFSet aud & hurtine loupkinS srNt lNgnu- ~
WILLIAM ANITA sve. correr OF k@rgst asa H-otT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

DATsEg sIGHf FOR A VALUABLE tNPR0vHnEre
geperA do~oesnc ter aale, Appk -
q j. sNh y Al. IekLtAnd ssreet slter , r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

nslhsTAi. OuhF'HiorkEF;-FOh shLs, sHH
~ al- 6yu-ss Of q the Oldest enc het
Ltlsh6 sAossso sct retail eisnts la the CIT, th7t eu
Coz tho psopfictr who Ia oesrous OF resva
cG 20 ,orstsracope ip,y Immediately 81 81 blee okU
eIs C. se1x BsJ atvaY, rev Ecrx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

hkINAtt KheInkhOFs FOa bALE-sHAT eEN1
ttsee be eieep t8os snd ,o AZ Bsnk sh0oa
es ,he stcry srd brick house Ard LOT 40 %
Ic'nriot s'raet sisn three stors high eksp tuc "a
INelia For cards adtnxxi,C &C piy A 6EE-
GRANT, II WsIi stroS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

ON nm HAVANA, DoNrvy10 AND eEnMAH
@OO.vUO sec srs vt s,uch teow merss rNfes 70 go
buyers Cssh adv made q avaty Ard
any quantity o. CHnnka
HAVANA DOMESTIC AND GvRMAu snoARa ~
IL os n pur,assre much below nsrk-f rAfea pssh
O. GHExK2. II nrAdvW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04
RUR aAL2s

(pncEEv FOR 5tIf.-rHy srCCE AID vTxrvRrs
~ "a sd .~tabsh-d frt csss sariiV grooorf Zoe ssa
srs'fd Of he rn~rai sv'noes IN The npror pat
Ge r,.y. Slr Ger, stsen fT ssditfC oct
bet t~ 4 of aua SocHrt. q. % 70
strs,a ~ ssl5s or esdr a BsrOii. hera6 odio6
pshBMNfy HAlL e. Ef7RE sTRrkr FOe shLE
III eIetaeSenrt q sisr o. lea store FCtD eresS
xt Nudfhs for Vctn'y o. wD ks10p also sn ~
Vctss Ia EsnSsrs't tno otbne on seoGad floor OF NO
CJu Had pipra. n inI ~ Ws A nAhIEt no Ostg
Pei q hos Oi re ar e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

merit tcupes ss3 and AS tate, between fevins and
Powers Streets prvcsyn with ths neie,o improved ens
TIE location roof and 10 the cars; oefp OF
cloths snt hxtures r sale, possession be mad o e
house within wtck The other 18th OF aprtL InqvFe 81 WN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

vro BARRIERS WILL BE LIT CHBAf A NICE BAsH
emit NJ hot and c)h wster sni fss, vel focsted 30
poefe Ire para III Dvsos rrers owner Of sspe Posses
sion Immediately. Inquire On the premises
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

NEWS FROM THE LYoNEAIs.-Sofety Of seUera
more Passengers.-From TAborads, q Cuban
journal published at Villaclara Of the 25h ult, we
take the following:
ave have to communicate to our readers piece
versal satisfaction.
"Senor Don jose de Eulete, one Of the passengers
OF the Lyonnsise, is sac. The next day after the
catastrophe he was picked up BY British vessel
bound to Jamaica.
His wife was saved at the same time, we'll 81
some othef pssse nsers. This news has been con-
frmsd by private letter from friend of tho former
Lieuten ant Governor, who, when he left rs, left
among US sach deep and warm sympathy.
"senor Eulate was the former Lieutenant Govern.
or of Villaclara"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

Charles Fairfax. Esq, democrat, formerly OF
Virginia il elected clerk of the Supreme Court Of
California.
The amount of gold received at New York frem
Calfornia during the present year, is $40 $40 92S
which IL Oil, 1862, sos less than was received last
year.
The quantity Of gas manufactured At all the gas
works Ia Phisdeiphia, during the past year has
amounted TO 434, 600, 600 Of cubit feet.
The Baltimore Museum has been purchased nv
Bateman, father Of the "Batemsn Children =
and is 70 be opened In February next
The LADY Of Lyon" WAS played BY the.tri
cal company at Leavcnsworth, Kansas, two weeks
ago
Miller Ferguson. well known pilot OF the C,h,o
river. died . few days since At New Madrid.
The Alexsndria Sentinel states that thu mail,
peg u spreading In the neishborhood Of Langley 3,
In Fainax. >
Rev. William Graham, for ten years the Pres.
cyssrfan niptsfer 1t Woodbury., Now jersey, died
~ Cincinnati wood now commands ol0 Der
cord CAal sells readily y 0eents per bushei.
Seth Hathaway, Of Marblehead, has cold e37S
wsstA g esheagss this fsll, ths produces Of onehaf
aHes oflasAi
N>osss coewsy. ths. cs,sSrsssd oiibwsy ch,ef
y On teur thyeash he large casiss sivins resd.
tnGa a "HfasathA" n fun sostams
Tue ssdGnatios Of Second LIEUTENANT Timo.hv
6sysa:f Nth infsntry. hasbsen sccepted BY
the PFsaidsnt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

LgGIsLATIvE-The South Carolina Legislature
has passed . law prohibiting the circulation of
engraved paper resembling bank notes also q
law to confer upon alien widows the right to take
and hold real estate. A bill to encourage and
promote matrimony has been introduced into the
Legislature of North Carolina A bill is before
the Arkansas Legislature, to compel all free ne
groes to leave the State, under penalty of imme
date sale into slavery for life. The Baton Rouge
Ola Advocate expresses the belief that the next
session of the Legislature will be asked to pass an
act prohibiting further emancipation of slaves in
Louisiana; at least one forbidding their remain.
ing In the State after emancipation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

New WRINKLE.-Coionei Forno the new Chic.
aPpears to be after the light gentry
with remarkably sharp stick, and IL bestowpg upon
Of notifying the public of their personal appearance
and merits 1t 10 10 fasten their hands behind them,
place poster upon their backs, with name pyofes.
sion 40, and parade them about the hotels and pub.
lie places. This ID certainly silky, and will, we are
inclined to think, operate like charm. The frat
exhibition wss that of notorious fellow named as
Reed" whom he had previously warn.d to make
himself ssaree. He will probably now co. If he gets
Q chance te.--N. O Bulletin
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,fKDfcINEr.

yfkDICINEH. 80 -
1NaTANT R3LlRR -RORkvkRs
70 nv ffea1e 1kAf - hsse No. - III good cheer
BE sttentivs and kfnA tosafJ on bold dear
toast nov dys y6u, ID yuuf - frsst,
The Ladies In txoab(s aBd askssss hey ere kind,
Ard for TO ~ god they bsef this fhct IN mind.
That for Ceaghs Colds md Asthms Whist b there
csa beat s8 ai
Lsonard's Cough Syrup or Instant Relief
In return will ycu pray listen 70 what 0y-
Around the FIRE tell seories. IL ycusFs st play,
Ifyouf friends they do Coash when yoe iss treat,
Recommend them bottle Of Instant kslief
10 Be had of ill Druggists and Dealers In the State
Of Virdnia De II
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THE DAILY DISPATCH


.
TEE CoEvicrloE or HuErIssTos-ScsM ::ss
Cps1 -Ths New Yesk Exprsss furnishes ~ &C.
count q ~ ssavictios u Huntiagsou the forgsr,
ed his ssatsaes - tear years and ten nesths Inn.
prisonmens Il says;
At Is minutes pa.s ssvsa, tho Judge entered BY
tie sde ed ,sck bic ssss On che bench. Lns eIier
M. Wm. B. Wsise, tbes informed bis Honor that
tAs Jsry vsss rsaay. whsrsspsn they were immedl
AZ .ss moment he ai.nss v.s - impressive. that
2: "a . q r. sn ses.
Court. he JurY end the Prisoner. showed the great
snxiess unaffected q 70 the result. very slight
Ssisy oeeurrsd. owins to the Absence Of Mr. Brady,
who however soqn entered. and took his seat outside
The CLERK then called over the roll Of the Jury.
whea ell answered TO thsir names, and rendered .
x.iisht bag: son.thine like the rus:lins Of .
seuasement Of tho verdict, but in an instant all was
The District Attorney rose ana said: If your hon.
or peesa. gave ice this afternoon 70 my learned
friead. the Junior Counsel for the prisoner, and
through him 70 my friend, the Senior Counsel that
in the evsnt Of q conviction. a. your Honors term
OF eice about 10 expire, and for other reasons
shonid move for immediate Judgment, and i now
make that motion aceordngly.
Tbs prisoner Ss then directed TO rse He sp-
pssred to evinee no emotions except slight rest
1essne!s about the eyes which has boon noticeable
throusheut the trial
The Clerk ito pneoner) You shsll veil and truly
answer such questions a. shall be asked of you a
touching your knowledge of any mechanical trade
30 hslp your God
The prisoner was sworn.
The CLERK Have you ever learned any trade?
nesative shake Of the head was the only reply.
The Clerk What have you new to say, why sen
tsnes should not be passed upon you according 20
lsW1
The same motion was msde
The Court Do / understand that the prsoner has
nothing to say?
The CLERK. He has made motion to thst effect
sir.
The prisoners counsel asked that his client
might have time TO make an assignment to Hal
ieck, for the benefit of Earbeck and others, and
that he might not be sent directly to prison. Thit
was granted, and thus ended one Of the most re
markabIe trials and defences ever witnessed in ~
American Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02
HOW TO CURE ALL PAIN !.-

Pain ID the forerunner of most diseasee-surs the
Pain and check the disease
DR.. ROSES PAINCURER
will cure aheumstism, Neuralgia, Pains in the mbA
Sides or Back, Sprsins and Bruises, Ear and Tooth
Ache, Psin or Crsmp in tt, Stomach or Bowels,
Sore Throat Burns, Scslds, Ague Jumps in the
Breast. Chlls, Spinal Affections, and Pains in the
feet. Indeed, it cures all Pain.
- Ia Is and 50 cents bottle.
II you are Bilious aud have bad Cold. take DR.
ROSES RAIL ROAD OR AMBITIOUS PILLS
They carry of all bile and remove . cold. These
Pills 70 ahead of sl other Ps In their good effects
- Boxes l24 and 3 cents. Sold by all Drug zistl
in Richmond Petersburg. Norfolk, Lynehburg, Fred
ericksbure and Charlottesville. no 25-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

SINGULAR ACCIDENTAL young lady. daugt.
ter of Hon. B 2. Bailey, of Corning. n Y, died a
few days since. from singular accident She was
passing along the sidewalk, when . man brushed
passed her, hitting her q sharp blow on the tenn
pie, probably with his elbow The young lady fell,
and the man went on without SO much as looking
back. Miss Bailey soon recovered sufficiently to
for day or two, but an attack of fever, said by
the physicians to be consequent upon the blow,
suporvened, and the patient died.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

HAUNTED HoUsE.-Tbe Syracuse, N. y, papers
assert that there Is house in that city which is
haunted. Something in the shape of a large white
dog Is frequently seen through the windows, but
when the inmates open the door to drive the ami
nal away, pothipg can be discovered. Several ia.
nave been scared away by ny sterious movements,
such as violent slamming of the doors and win
dows, even when they were known to be securely
fastened, and moving Of the furniture and other
mysterious circumstances. Efforts to unravel the
mystery have failed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

NEW YORK INSANITY. "-Shopkeeper--"Hu lloa
there; here. you Niger what are You doing with
those bootsT' "Sah, Use only jist takin um away
Shopkeeper-"Takiug EN- away, you scoundrei
don't you know that ia stealingf
"Be keerful, masss how you accuses dis Niger
Of stealth. Use morally insanei"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02
IOHN Il. COOK General Agent and Col

IUHN H. COOK General Agent and Col
leetor, woulc respectfully inform his friepds
and the public generally, that he will continue 10 the
line OF business the ensuing yesr, viz SELL
ING AND HIRING OUT NEGROES, renting out
houses, collecting claims, &c. &c. at the same old
stand, Lsle's Building: Pearl street, Richmond, Va.
All business entrusted TO his will be attended
to with prcmptness and dispatch. Thankful for sst
favors, he solicits a continuance of the same
~ Being agent for number of the springs, per
next Sc by placing them in my hands and hiring
them CUT with that understanding, will be able to
give them good situations
Also. Agent for renting cut Metropolitan Hall
References-Robt. A. Mayo, Kent, Paine l. Co.. r..
w Flournoy, Harvey 4 ArInistsad, Col C. Crozet,
VIM. C Scot, William B. Newton, Hanover, VIM,
w. Michsux, Powhatan.
aa i2-dNctf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

HIGH PRICES FOR NEGROEs.-At the sale Of the
negroes belonging to the estate of Daniel Odom,
on last Wednesday, men sold at prices ranging
from e1lOO to $500 and women from $500 TO 200.
There were ffty-fve negroes in the lot.-Ckeras0
(S n Eeroid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

THE BooMERINGE.--This curious weapon, pecu
liar to tho native OF Austrelis, has often proved
puzzle to men Of scienca 1t is piecs of carved
wood nearly in the form OF crescent, from thirty ia
forty inches long, pointed at both ends and tbs
ner quite shsrp. The mode Of using it is singular
81 the weapon Ask black to throw 1t 80 az TO LEI
1t fall at his feet, and away 1t goes full forty yards
before him, skimmins slorg the surface &c three
four feet from the ground hen it win suddenly
rise IN the air forty sixty feet, describing
and finally dropping at the feet of the thrower--
During its course it revolves with great rapdty on
. pivot, with . wbizsils nos.. 1t is wonderful 90
barbarous people hsve invented so singular wea.
pom, which sets the laws of progression st d. fance
1t is very dangerous for European to try to
it at any object 1t may return and strike himself
In natives hands it 10 formidable weapon, striking
without the protector being ssen It was invented
to rke the kangaroo, which is killed by it with
tsinty.- Jersey City Telegraph
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

Col. REAH FRAZER The Lancaster, Pa, Her
aid says q report reached tina: city on Tuesday
evening that this we'll known lawyer and politi
ciAa. was dead. It will be remembered that he
was lately sent to the insane asylum at Harris
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

REMARKABLE EsCAPE-On Christmas day, ut
Rochester, New York, Q boy named Shaie. run
ming down bill on 4 sled, was precipitated over
preeipice 100 feet deep. The fall did not stun
him, though his leg was broken. Hopes are en-
terfajned of his recovery
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

VOLUNTEERS FOR GLORY Oh THE GRAVE
Among some Virginia gentlemen who joined the
steamer James Adger at Norfolk, en- route for
Nicaragua, are John Peters, Jacob J. Jones and
Henry Clay Cornwen, Of Petersburg.
Also. VIM. V-Catesby and Charles P. Murphy,
Of Amelia, and John Grove, Henry Thomas and
Frederick Barham Smith, of Prince Edward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

L'AGLE SODA WATER ESTABLISH.
H MENT.-The best article is always the ches pest,
especially when it costs no more than the inferior
article, and this is emphatically the with CAM
FIELDS celebrated filtered Soda Water. If any
body doubts It. let them try for themselves and be
convinced. am prepared to furnish superior Phila-
delphia Porter, Ale, and Champagne Cider in guam
tities to suit customers the above articles are not
found to be of the first quality, the money will be
refunded. W. Garfield. AGENT.
Manufactory, Goth, between Main and franklin SITS
de Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

A YOUNG LADY BURNED TO DEATH-We learn
from the Reading, Pa Journal, of Saturday, that
young lady named Caroline Speer, living with
Mr.. Dennis r O'Dyer, in Bern township, abou.
two and half miles from that city, was burned
70 death on Christmas night about IL o'clock, by
her clothes taking fire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

POST OFFICE AFFAlRs.-The Postmaster Gese.
raj has ordered the following:
Discontinue the office at Keep Trieste, W = h ue.
ton county, Maryland.
Change the site and name of Burners White Sui.
phur Springs to Powelrs Fort, and appoint Daniel
Fiaharty postmaster, vice Noah J. Burner.
Appointments VIM. Z. King postm sster. Millville,
signed. James Andersen postmaster Gsrey's Store,
buckinsham county, Va, vice Richard g. Carey,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

relics FROM NIEEvEH Professor Hitchcock
Of Amherst College, has just opened a large co.
lection from old Nineveh. They contain some fine
ihings-amopg which IL . king. seven feet high
leaning on his sword, and Offering incense A
gentleman from Amherst has agreed TO build a
Nineveh Gallery next spring, large enough to bold
all the College specimens, arranged as far as pos
sible, Is they were upon the walls of the old
places,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

As., &s,
ALSO
Wolf Buffalo, Rseoon, Bsa
Leoperd and Jennet Robes
Fur and White and Pink Svansdown Knnnins q
MuH1 Geutlemen's Colars and Gloves
Prepared Hare ekins, TOR the shesh as
~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

INTERESTING FROM LIBERIA.-The Rev. John
seys late of Baltimore, special agent Of the Ameri
can Colonization Society, land recently appointed
BY our Government, agent for reesptursd Africaos
under the act OF Congress of 1919 for the suppress
sion Of the slave trsde writes to the Society from
Monrovia, under date Of the eth Of Noyember, that
ION the 5th he had arrived from Cape Mount, made
sn Preparations for travelling, end in two hours
would be on his way to the interior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

THE LAKE TRADE.-Ths importance of the trade
OF the Lakes to our city is topic which we have
long and frequently urged readers, but we
never weary OF keeping IL before their attention
We find the following artc ia reference to it in the
Erie Gszette CT last veek:
We ask the attention of those of our Philadelphis
friends who seem indifferent to the project new under
way of connecting their city with the Lakes. to a
few facts relating TO their trade and commerce col
lectsd from authentic sources The tonnage of the
Lakes, at amall figure, for 1854 was 2Si PSI for
1855 458 s27. During 1874 the total tonnage of the
United State, wss T. SOL .9o2; 1855, 5sl2.O0O. This
shows an increase of Leke commerce in ratir over
double tina: of all the enrolled tonnage ofths United
States
During the years 1855 and 1856, the clesrances of
vessels from America to Canada, and the entries OF
Canadisvesses in ports of the United States, shows
double the amount of tonnage entered and cleared
between the United States and any ether foreign
country.
The valua of the Lake tonnage in 1855, was over
SIS 100000 The commerce of ths Lakes this
son. will approximate $500 600 0c0, shoH ing that
the value Of property exposed to the psrs Of
lake navigation is creator than tbs total saue of the
whole foreign commerce of the Union. In this esri-
mate no calculation hiss been made for the Iron and
Copper trade with Lake Superior, " hich forms 10
unimportant branch of the Lake Commerce. Tbs
exports from Lake saperieE the present year, will
fully come up to SS,C0o,o00
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

r., u. COOK dc CO.. AUCTiUNEEKS
"a. NO. 70 MAIN STREET, offer their services to
the public Auctieneers for the sale Of Real Estate
Furniture Groceries Dry Goods, Horses, Cattle, &C..
at the shortest nstoe and upon the most reasonable
terms.
Having large and eor,modious rooms they will re-.
seve goods for sale rsate sale without the charge
OF storage.
Out door sales of every dsssrEsion attended to Up.
on reasonable terrEs.
L. B. COOK. wA. MOTIF.
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