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SANFORD'S INVIGORATOR.
For all purposes Of a stimulating Lsu-
err Medicine,

fEfHERE has long existed a demand for such q
l. remedy that could be relied on as safe and eff
fectual. This remedy has been prepared to meet
that demand an extensive trial of its virtues has
shown how universally it has accomplished the
purpose designed. Among the complaints which
have been speedily cured by the use Of the Inyi
gorator we mention Lirer Complaint, which is the
cause of many other diseases-among which are,
Biiliousness, Headache. Pain IN the Side and Loins,
Bilious Fever, and Ague, J~aundice, INDIGESTION,
Languor and loss of Appetite, Listlessness and r.
rltabillty-ali Of which are caused by a diseased
action Of the Liver. The Invigorator is compound
ed with particular reference to the Liver, and when
that disease is remove ed all the rest are cured, as
the cause of them is taken away. a few doses of
the Inyigorator rarely ever fail to stimulate the
proper action, and by It's continued use to remove
the disease. 1t has been taken with great success
in cases of Cholic, Dysintery, Humors, Serofula, u
GERS. dc, and for these it has been found a very
eficacIous remedy. An occasional dose stimu-
lates the stomach to q healthy action and restores
the appetite and vigOr. One dose win relieve the
oppressive uneasiness experienced by eatinga hear
ty dinner, as it exeites the digestive organs to VIC
oTous action. For a debilitated state of the sys-
tenn the Inyigorator has no equal which experience
proves, as it restores the system and removes the
yellowness from the skin which is the result Of 2
diseased Liver.
Prepared and sold by Sanford L Co., 19S Front
81, New York. Price 81 90 per bottle, containipn
forty doses. Also sold by Williams & Haywood,
Raleigh.
September II, 1856. 3--7y
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SANTOS. NALKg & co.

SANTOS, NALKg & GO.
CExcLUsIvELY1
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
AND DEALERS IN
WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS,
LAMr, MACHINERY n PAINT OILS,
FaT"'shes, Dye Sta6s, Spices, Imported
n american PeyJumery,
Landreth's Garden Seeds, Grass Seeds, &c.
No. 80 Iron Front, Vest side Market Sgr.,
NEXT TO HERMAN L CO.
NORFOLK "a.
W. t. Wake,
F. A. Wake, NJ. n.
the attention Of Merchants, Drug
gusts, Contractors and others to the above
Gard, we beg to announce that we are now pre-
pared for active trade. We enumerate a few lead
ing articles.
5000 Gallons Sperm, Lard & Solar Oil,
,00C Boxes Window CLASSIC do Pearl Starch,
Casks Sal Soda-20 Bbls. Blake's Fire Proof
Paint.
rs Bbls. Logwood & Redwood,
2Casks Yellow Ochre,
90 Boxes, 2Olbs each, Ground Ginger, Pepper &c.
rs Boxes & Half-bbls. Dwight's Soda Ssltratus,
10 Bbls. WhitiDg-10 do Venetian Red,
8 do Furniture, Coach & Japan Varnish.
. DO Bach's superior Alcohol,
$50 lbs. Pure Cream Tartar,
l,e00 EPSON Salts,
$50 Nutmegs, Government,
120 Macs bags Allspice 4 Pc Per,
Cask Chammomile white and handsome,
$50 DOES. Sulphate Of Quinine,
ID Cartoons Oil Vitriol-l2 dcz. sands sarsa
parilla,
- Bales Bottle & Vial Corks,
20 Gross Fahpestock's Yermifuge,
lCask Fine Wedgewoood Mortars,
500 lbs. Flowers Sulphur,
900 Red Lead & Latharge,
10 bbls. g. Hak-bbls. Scotch 4 Maccaboy Snuff
Tons White Lead 4 Tine,
$500 lbs. Putty in bulk and bladders,
l,Oo0 Pumice Stone,
1000 S~altpetre, &c. dc,
In addition to the above we offer a select stocl
LUbin's Extracts, Louis & Cleayer's Hone,
oaps, Combs. Brushes, and all other articles soil
by Southern Druggists. In our several depart
ments we are heavy dealers, and will sell at rate
charged by Northern Houses for correspondents
quantities. We shall at all times be harry /
show our stock, or viii serve quotations by return
mails. SANTOS, Wake & CO..
Norfolk, Va. Oct. II, 7-6m
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TOBACCO LAND FOR SALE 3

A Farm, containing by recent survey 437 acres
IA about one third of which is in the original
growth, about the same portion has grown up
In woods which is now nearly as good as it was
originally, a cons iderable portion of the remainder
is prepared for cultivation. 1t is on Tar River.
elght miles south Of Oxford, has a good dwelling
mouse with three %chimneys and a cellar. There is
a never failing spring of first rate water within a
hundred yards Of the house. The sum of two
thousand dollars will be required in cash for the
residue liberal time will be given. The tenant on
the premises will show the land.
WILL. E.. WYCHE.
Granville, Dec. 10, 1856. l6-tf ST.
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This is to certify, that one year ago, was quite
gray, and my Ealr so thin upon the top of NV
head, that | feared its entire loss. In this condi-
ton, [ applied for and obtained a bottle of Prof.
Woods " Restorative" and before / had used one
quart bottle, the gray hairs had entirely disappear
ed and it had thickened up, so as to be as full as
more beautiful than ever it was before. I do. there
fore, cheerfuily recomm end it to all those ladies
who value q beautiful head Of hair. I will also
state that use it now, occasionally, for its beauti-
fying effects.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-02-04

IN. Grobe's totest.-A Perpetual Feast, consist
ing of four of Glover's beautiful melodios. viz.
each so cts.
No. / Gypsy Countess,
No. 2 Murmurring Sea.
No. 3 Slowly and Softly Music should flow,
No. 4 Two Forest Nymphs.
The particular attention of Dealers. Teachers
and heads Of Seminaries is invited to tn above
Inst OF New Music. Please take notice that we can
send music safely by mail, and always prepay the
postage when the marked price is RENTED.
a liberal discount made to dealers, Teachers
and Seminaries.
Baltimore, Dec. IL, 1856. So
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Prof. Wood-My hair commenced falling off
ONE three or four years since, and continued to
do SO, until I became quite bald. L tried all the
popular medicines Of the day, but to no effect
At last, | was induced to try your celebrated Hair
restorative, and am happy to say, It'll doing won
ders. l have now "a fne growth of young hair,
and cheerluily its use to all similarly
afflicted. A. c. WILLIAMS, 1873, I'd Street.
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POETS CORNER.
LINE s.
Written for the Spirit of the Age.

Written for the Spirit Of the Age.
LINES.
BY MINNEHAHA.
Farewell to the shades by the murm ring
brook,
Where the waters smiled, as they danced in
glec,
Farewell to the place on the moss-lined rock,
Where tbs moments sped as | unused on thee.
Farewell to the seat, that we loved, so dear,
To the trysting place, where the heart met
heart
Farewell,-it is said with a silent tear,
For that trysting place is the place we part.
Farewell to the walks, where we used to
roam,
That tear to the eye from the heart will start,
Farewell to the place, to my loved ones home,
And again, farewell, from the burning heart.
Farewell to the form Of the one l love,
Whose gentle smile is the light Of my soul.
Farewell No, never wheresSr / roam,
The form Of my love is on mem'ry's scroll.
Jan. 1857.
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re- Sold at IA Market street, St. Louis, Mis-
souri,, 3l6 Broadway, New York, and by all Drug
gists everywhere. All kinds of family patent
medicines for sale, on the best possible terms, at
Prof. Woods establishment, ia Market street, St.
Louis.
For sale by all Druggists in Raleigh. By DR..
T.. J. Patrick, Greensboro, and I. S. Carr & Co.,
Charlie tie. 19-3m
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SARAH ]. BROWN
CHICAGO, MaYl. 1851.

I have use q Professor Woods Hair Restorative
to decided al Ivan tage. 1t prevents the hair from
coming out, gives il a gloss and softness very de-
sirable. The few gray hairs I had, entirely dis
appeared. Others of NY family have used it, and
concur with M = in pronouneing it ali it processes
to be.
KERRY A CLARK. Michigan Avenue.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, Carlisle, June q, 1853.
I have used Pref. O. J. Woods Hair Restorative
and have admired its wonderful effect. My hair
was becoming, as I thought, permanently gray,
but by the use Of the Restorative" it has re-
sumed It's original color. and, I have no doubt per-
maneEtiy so. SIDNEY RREESE,
Ex-senator e. S,
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MANUFACTURED BY
d 0 n A L D K e NED Y.
No. l2O Wa1ren Street, Ror6ury, Mass.
Price 81, 90

Wholesale Agents. New York City, c. v.
Gickner, 81 Barclay Street; C.. H. Ring, 1872 Broad
way A. B. & D.. Sands, 100 Fulton Street.
I. w. Dyott & sons, Philadelphia; S s. Hance,
Baltimore Geo. H.: keyser, P~ittsburg A. B.. Moore,
Buffalo: Hugh Miller, Toronto Lyman & Bro,
Their, Toronto John Birke, Montreal Brinkinhof
b Pcnton, Chicago; James Reed, Chicago John
William, London, c. W.
At Retail by all Respectable Druggists in the
United States and British Provinces, and by Will
.LIAMS & HAYWOOD Raleigh. 3
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GARDINER, Maine, June %, 1854

UANUINEK, NIdIH6, JUHG z, IO04.
Dear SRI have used two bottles Of Professor
Woods Hair Restorative, and can truly say. it is
the greatest discovery Of the age, for restoring and
changing the hair. Before using it. / was as gray
as a man of seventy. Ny hair las now attained
its original color. You can recommend it to the
world, without the least fear, as my case was one
of the worst kind. D. N. MURPHY.
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WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE
WAPRENToN. N. G..

VNHE Spring Session will commence on Wednes-
Il dayJanuary IA 1857, under the direction of Rev.
It's. Campbell Pres. f.. E. Parham A. NJ. prof.
OF classical Literature and Mathematics, and {. Ii.
hehr, Prof. Music. with a corps O deficient assis-
tants in all the departments Of instruction, both
thorough and accomplished.
Terms. Zone baltin advance and the balance at
the close OF the SESSION. Board $50. English
Tuition $3.50. Higher English and Math,
ematies l3.09, Washing and fuel 80. An
cient and Modern Languages, Music, Painting,
Drawing, Needle work, &c, Extra.
Students admitted at any time, and charged
only from the time of entrance, but after entrance,
no deduction exceptin cases of protracted sickness.
1t Is rery desirable that pupils be present at the
opening of the Session.
For further particulars. apply ;to the. Principal.
I. S. CAMPBELL, President.
Dec. 10. 1855. 5T-8w
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Lindsey's Double Acting
sOt0ry Force 6 Lift Pump.

THIS pump has just
be enpatented in Amer
lea and England, and
far excels any pump
heretofore invented ; its
peeuliarities are simpli-
cfty, poner and chedp-
ness. Its simplicity: there
is nothing about it but
iron and east metal, and
it can be taken apart
and put up by any one,
and will last for an age.
1t has the power to raise
water HUNDREDS ofFEET.
This pump is from a to
SO inches in diameter and
must set in the well or
water. Water rises in it
by hand 100 feet ner
minute For cheapness
a No. | pump (for all or
binary purposes) COM
plete, and fifty feet of
pipe, costs but S30!-
The handle ut the ton.
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T FOR LADIES,

A LADY of experience, who can come well re-
commended, competent to teach Music, Draw
ing and Painting, is ID desired to take charge, in the
Female department at Jonesville, at the commence
ment of next session, Jan. 7th, 1857. Ladies
making application will please do it immediately;
and in connection with the application, send the
estimonials of qualifications with tho stated sala-
v WI. VAN EATON, Principal.
Jonesville, n, G.. Is
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ST.. LnrIs Sent 90 1889

DIR. O. J. Wood.-Sir: I have used nearly three
bottios of your Hair Restorative. and have found
its effects very satisfactory. il has entirely des-
troyed all dapdruff from my head, and restored
my hair TO its orr ginal coler, which had become quite
gray. VIM. IRUSDALE.
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WAKE MALE AND FEMALE
ACADEMY.
Rev. S. R. TRAwIcK, Principa
NJ @ II

Rev. 5. K. TRAwIcK, Principal.
Mrs. S. Il. TRAWICK, Assistant.
IllE ARE pleased to announce to the pub
uI lie. that we have secured the services of
MIR. Trawick aud hisaccomplished lady, for
next year. This is q preparatory school of
high grade, or young ladies and gentlemen
may take an extensive practical course, pre-
paratory for the duties OF life. Young men
wishing to prepare for teaching, will find
here wholesome and thorough Instruction
Special attention viii be given ia that depart
mem.
This Institution is situated in Wake Co,
n. c., six miles south Of Raleigh, upon the
Sage road leading from Raleigh to Fayette-
vile, in one of the most moral, intelligent
and healthly neighborhoods in middle North
Carolina, with first rate water. Ample pro
visions have been made for the comfortable
accommodation of a large number Of stu
dents.
TIE third session will open on Thursday,
the 9Th Of January, 1856, and continue q
weeks, at tic following rates, viz:
Board, including fuel and washing, lights
exceptel, six dollars per month.
Tuition PER SESSION.
Primary studies, spelling, reading,
&C., s s 90
All other Englishsstudies, II co
Latin, Greek, Matl.ematics, &C., 10 90
Extras.
French, > S 90
Music on Piano, INSTRUMENT incIaded, Is 90
Wax Work, different kinds, each, ) 90
Tissue Work, eco
Needle Werk, saFaea Kinds, eaef, 3 90
Painting, water cotors, 90
We give the following names, as being eli
Their acquainted with our teachers, or the To-
cation as references: Rev. B.. Craven, Normal
College; A. IL. Lewis, II. w. Miller, ESQ.,.
NJ. A. Bledsoe, ESD, Raleigh and tie Ed
itors Of the Standard, N. G. C. Advocate. and
Spirit OF the Age Rev. Thos. G. Whitaker.
Col. Willis Whitaker. G. Il. Wilder, Esq,
and Jno. N. Fleming, Esq, Wake.
Special attention will DO given to the moral
as well as the intellectual training OF students.
Preaching IN the academy once a month or
more; besides there are churches OF different
denominations convenient.
1t is desirable that all students be present
the first day, though they can enter at any
time. and be charged accordingly, and no de-
ductlon made only in cases Of protracted
sickness.
Those coming to Raleigh from any direc-
ton, VIII be met with conveyaRces and
brought out free of charge, if they will liz
form us when they will be there.
Address the Principal, or either Of the un-
oerslghed, l9r particulars, at Raleigh, N. G.
Il Il. b. whitaker, pronr;etor.
w. II. whitaker, froprietofS'
Dec. 18th, 1856. Solicitation.
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L: y. Perry, successor to the late DR.. "
- q. scout having extended the favor of his
ne subscribers will continue to keep a sample PIT
tNo FORTE at said Office, an dwill hold them.
elves bound to the purchaser Tor the ~satisfac.
DR.. L. S. Perry. Wv
III. WISE 4 BROTHER.
Ao.M Hanover street,
NJ =. Baltimore.
f--T
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For the Spirit Of the Age.


For the Spirit Of the Age.
"Benevolence."
Oh /! let rs never lightly fling
A barb of woe TO wound another,
oh, never let us haste 10 bring
The cup Of Sorrow TO q Brother;
Each has the power to wound-but He,
Who wounds that be may witness Pain,
Has learnt no law Of Charity
Which ne'er inficts a pang in vain.
'Tis Godlike to awaken Joy,
Or sorrows influence to subdue;
But not to w~ound-not to annoy
IL part of Virtues lesson too w.
Peace, winged in fairer worlds above,
Shall bend her down and brighten this,
When all mans labor be to love,
And all his thoughts Brothers Bliss.
"FLORRENCE."
Carthage Jan'y 18th, 1857.
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Raleigh, Oct.F1, 1855.

w N. COOK, TAKESTHIs METHOD OF n
w forming his friends and customers, that he
has received bis Fall and Winter stock Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware and Cutlery, consist
ing, in part, of Coffee, Sugar, Brown, Crushed and
Clarified; Black and green Teas Bacon, Lard,
Meal, Candies, Adamantine and Ta1low Ground
Alum and Liverpool Salt Fine Tobacco and Ci-
gars, Also a lot of Miles fine Boots, Shoes and
CATERS. both for gentlemen and ladies wear; and
a great many other articles too tedious to mention I:
all of which will be sold low for cash.
This establishment is the same recently occupied
by Beckwith & Clayton, On FayetteyiIle Street.
opposite Lawrence's Hotel.
Raleigh, Nov. 5, 1856. loft.
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Sell for and Beferto
ORANGE COUNTY.-J W Carr, J I Hogan,
& Co, John F Lyon, Alex Dickson, Henry Whit
ted. James Webb, j C Turrentine 6 Son, Latimer
d. Brown, Webb Il Douglass, E G Mangum & Co.,
? G Cameron, W IA & J A Murray, " j Bing-
ham, w W Guess, j A MeMsnnen, Geo w Jones,
Thos D Oldham, Shields Il Nelson.
ALAMANCE.-John Newlin, Hon Thos Rufin,
W r Albright, DR. P A Holt, Thompson Mebane
COL W Kerr, w II johnson, Trollinger and
Montgomery.
RANDOLPH.-John Long.
PERSON.-Barnett, Williams 4 Co., Edwin
G Reade, VIM Baird, VIM Daniels.
CiATIAM.-J II Haughton, A II Lindley, NJ
Williams.
GRANVILLE-J NJ Bullock, John Barry.
CASWELL.-GeoA Smith, JOS Simpson, J G
Pi mix.
Norfolk, Va, July 18th, 1856. AZ
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stbool 9OOtrtisements.
DANBURYFEMALE SEMINARY

UANbUKI, STUkES Co, n. G.
Miss ADA MOORE, Principal
Miss BETTE MOORE, Assistant.
TIE next session of this Institution will
commence On Tuesday, the 3rd of February,
1857.
Let those who seek a healthy location for
acquiring Il useful education, consider the
high claims which Danbury Female Seminary
has upon them. For circulars or any par
%tlculars, address the proprietor at Danbury,
Stokes county, n. G,
Rev. E. MOORE, Proprietor.
Dec. ID. 1856. lG-3m
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THE VERY LATEST MUSIC.
Published by
MILLER & BEACHAM.
BALTIMORE, MD.

soNGs
Smile once again nay Hattie dear; Vignette rs
Loves Invitation, rs
May Guardian Angels hover near thee, rs
The Curfew Bell, Vignette, rs
On Katy dear, while in my dreams nv
thoughts still turn to thee, 25
The Good bye at the door, 25
Be of with you now, rs
PIANO PIECES.
Arnelien Schottish, %
Home Circle az
Minnehaha, Vignette, IS
Roanoke, o.
Adricatic Grand Waltz, rs
Blush Waltz, T.
Westmorlaad Waltz. %
True Yankee Polka, 25
vAprAr1nrr
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Inc most popular Weekly in America, which Ia,
Immediately upon its issue. sprang into an
IMMENSE CIRCUT ATION
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Tbs rapid s-ceess Is unprecedented in the bi,-
tory OF journalism, and can only be accounted for
by the fact that the prcprietors have EMPLOYED
without regard to expense. the
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A & &c U R A l..

Cartilage Jan'y 18th, 1857.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04
The National Hotel P0isoniug :.

The Washington Union says that, while not
disposed to give countenanee or currency to the
dark insiuuations which have been made by SO
varaI influential journals in regard to what is term
ed the National Hotel poisoning" and whilst So.
tisfed that most of the reports in regard to thi.
lsmentable affair are greatly exaggerated, "stil
there is sufficient left of fearful reality to call for
the srictest and most searching official investiga-
ton" Such an investigation should have taken
place weeks ago. 1t cannot, with propriety or
safety be postponed day longer.
The journals referred to by the Union are the
Phiadelphia Pennsylvania and the Albany Ar
gus, the former of which alludes to certain coinc
dences connected with the subject, which, it OBJ
serves are suggestive of the most horrible suspi-
eions. Mr.. Buchanan arrived at the National
Hotel on the 25th of January. On the Goth, DR..
Hall was sent for to see the first case. A few
days after ards he had thirty FIVE cases, and quite
4 large number took sick, many of them after
leaving Washington. Mr.. Buchanan was among
the latter The symptoms in all cases were the
same-violent, copious purging, Inflammation of
the large intesnes, with constant disposition to
relapse.
During an interval of several weeks previous
to the second of March no new case occurred On
the evening of that day Mr.. Buchanan returnedto
Washington, and about that period the hotel was
crowded with visitors. On the 4th of March the
disease broke out with increased violence, and
many hundreds were affected. The symptoms
uniformly indicate poison which some physicians
consider of a miasmatc and others of mineral
nature-probsbly copper. No satisfactory eluei-
dation of the mystery has yet been made"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04
Iank mt for n Hma sh.

The writer in the ST. Louis Republican, who
predicted that the comet would bit Carondolet, Gan
old French village, ak miles below st. LOUISE ha-
wing been called on to publish the elements of bis
astronomical calculations, says, with gravity bes
aomipg the occasion, that those elements" exa
tend over four hundred folio pages, and being
made up of equations composed of algebraic signs
and Greek characters, their publication would tie
attended with an amount of expense which be Ia
not disposed to incur. He deems 1t best to econo-
10th Of June, on which occasion the comet is TO
clear Carondoet and the rest of the earth Of every
thing animate and inanimate.
Since the first comet has caused so much sensa.
tion, rival orb has made its appearance, which
IL Visible through telescope, in the western SKY
and IL nearly as bright as the Carondolet comet
Possibly there may be contest between the two,
~ to which shall pick up this planet first. A
Northern journal aggravates the horrors OF the
prospect, by declaring that the world is getting so
bad, It is time that something should happen to it
But the world has always been bad enough; we
think 1t is trying to reform little and if the CO.
met will give it little more time, we have no
doubt 1t will be very excellent world by the next
time the comet comes round. At all events why
should 1t strike Carondelet, obscure village in.
habited by half dozen miserable old Frenchmen,
who will probably all scamper away, like rats
from q sinking ship, when, by variation of only
six miles, it might destroy st. Louis the finest city
In the Western Statesl We invoke the Republic
cans correspondent to overhaul his Equations
and see il he can't demonstrate grander denoue
ment than the collision of the comet and Caron'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04
MAKINR INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Richmond, May 2-High Water 1t o'ci


Port of Richmond, May 2-Hsh Water II o'clock.
ARRIVED,
sohr. Ada Frances, Coombs, Eastpors, Plaster,
Bridgeord Co. r,u. .t,
Wombls, Claiborne a,
snhr. Ocean Bird, Jones, James River, corn, L. N
Webb Co. r,... p.
Schr Andrew Armstrong, Fitcbett, fetersourg,
rnmber Whitock Son.
HJpronei,er p shentfellsr. shentfeller, Chicka.
b,miny river Lumber John Nsttles.
SAILED,
stearer Pocahontas, Keen, Baltimore, mdse., Lud'
sc6r. Lss angs, Reed, via Port Walthal Coal, Phi
sehr Jane Aumack, Psarcs, Charleston, mdse' W.
sehr. Hs1all, Winters, New York, mdse D. x
schr. Crenshaw, Mess, New York, mdse d. w
Currie. w n
Co quilt & Co. ,y-,...u
Coal Washin gton.
s.hr George v. Scott Hubbard, Georgetown
Flour and Feed, w D. Colquitt Co. =
schr Josiah Achorn Merrill, Rappahannock, IN
ballast
NEW YoRK, May L. Clsaredisshrs. Hsnrico
WbinnIe. Richmond; r. g. Yull, Cooper Fredercks
bnry Arriyd schr. s. R Allen, Baker, Richmond
BosToN, April 30-Arrived, schr. n. J. "a DOT
sweatuau Richmond. Sailed. bark, Richmond
DAMARIscoTrA, Ap. 25.-Arrived, schr. California
RecSpoRT. April 25-sasd sch-. Nevis, Brown
City Point. Gath, schr. Mohawk, Henderson, Rich
mono.