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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-18

u IMPORTANT INCARNATION, by which
4 much suffering and misery families may be avoid
ed sent to mared men, and those contemplating mar.
rage address, enclosing four postage stamps Dr. L F.
PRoBART Box S603, New York CITY dsm* j.l7
EBURE POTASH IN TIN CaNs.-B. T. Bah.
BIT, 6S and 20 Washington street, N. Y, and 3S
India street. Boston The proprietor Of this Potash has
for many years the necessity Of having sumo rel able
standard for the potash The adulteraon has become so
general, that has, outstanding its valuable proper
ties gone nearly out OF The pruprieors has taken
the responsibility Of subscribing his pack
age and warrants the strength 10 be uniform and when
used always producing the same results Potash many
times is adnlterated with salt, which is destruction in
making soap makes the ladies say they did not have
good lnck &C. One other reason that potash has gone
out of USE is it is unpleasant to hande being put up
in Tooden casks and becoming liquid in many cases,
and very troublesome to the retailers.
Now the proprietor FIRST obtains pure potashes always
being the strength, and producing the same results
and will warrant it in all cases, if the directions
followed, to produce double the effect in making sOps,
and all other purposes for which potash is used with full
directions fer liking the best of Soft, Hard, Fancy
Soaps 1t made with little troubles the ley is all pre-
pared in Ee ten minutes
One pound of potash warranted cut five pounds of
grease into good soap.
Twelve pounds will one barrel of beautiful soft soap
Directions for making soft soap.
Directions for making hard soap.
Directions for laundries and hotels.
Directions for cleansing cotton waite that has been
used for cleansing machinery of all kinds
Directions for using his potash IL place Of sal soda.
Directions for sticking India rubber soes shoes
x All the above directions accompany the can.
g
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-18

nR. HART's VEGETABE EXTRA. CT
~ For the safe and speedy cure OF Epileptic Fits
spasms, Commissions, Nervous debility, Seminal Weak
ness, Ge, Price So per bottle. Remember, i Is sure
cure. for sale by GEO. X. sPURR,
my20 dO 2O1 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-18
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
y Q E X A! E o r Elk Al!
We Have Found It.''
A SIAlPLIFIED
&EFE'EsE'G sEsz O. 81 EsN'E,
Peculiarly ADAPTED II Family use,
A SILVER NJ EDAL

A SILVER M ED AL,
The highest Pr MUM given for Sewing Machines, was
awarded by the Massachusetts, Charitable sechanc As
socatioR at he Eighth Exhibition recently held at Fan
eui and Quincy Halls, Boston.
We show any LADY, or gentleman who may feel dis
posed to investigate claims to their patronage that
we have recently obtained letters patent oI, and now
manufacturing
A SEWING MACHINE,
Not much larger than ones hand which extremely
simple in its construction, rapid in its movements and
easy to keep in repair that feel certain every
who takes the trouble to examine it win say that it is
The Family Sewing Machine
Which has SO long been required ia our MARKET Who
will be without one when they have ingenuity
bined with beauty and make Swing of
FINE, MONEY AND LABOR,
This success Of Machines unparalleled in the his
tory of Sewing Machines; and may well say here
that ze have them adapted to all kinds Of
MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.
As well for household USE Give US an opportunity to
explain their merits. II Machines do net sell them
selves, we will not ask you to purchase.
The prices OF the machines are from sos to 500.
EMBRY HOUG TON & CO.,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-18

THE NORTH STAR.
This celebrated Horse the best bred Trottng Stallion
In the County, viii stand, this season, to improve the
breed Of horses, at
e.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-18

IN UIIUEs-The undersigned would inform his Cd
at No 207 Main street. up stairs, where he keeps
Chttdren'S Carriages, Bird Cages, Birds
Fishing Tackle, &C, for sale very cheap Umbrellas
Pan asols Canes, &C Altered Covered and Repaired
Pinkng in various St. les; Eyelets set; Marking for
Embroidery, from any pattern sent in Also many other
small jobs done, too numerous to mention.
u Agent for the New England Dye House, Boston
Please observe the sign of ssEhe Variety Store oppo
site Brinley Hall, Nc 207 Main street. up stairs
APPS DIFF p YOUNG, Agent
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TO LET

TENo LEp-An Upper Tenement on Edward street
a Rent $50 Apply at No. Edward St d2H* iva
EAyO RENT-Three good tenements on txchange St.
near Meiriheld's Machine Shop. Apply at No. 6 or
Worcester Rank Block Foster street. df jy2
EyOR SALE--A Genteel Eouse tor sale or to let
on the corner of PARK and Trumbuii street Inquire
of A. ?. BARNES at the General Sage Office Bay State
House Possession given Immediately. d6 je23
EHNO LETT viii let to two single gentlemen, The
n south front square in my house No. l Court
Hill, NJ ain street, with board Apply at Bapk Block or
thfough ooX l31P u; to WM H. EATON.
Iezz - Off
~ y Le-1 "a good Uthc5 Ou "a d0Orwltn a
u Stove, Coal and Clothes Closets good order end
very convenient, oUer Store Of Brewers 234 Main
street, Pane's Block dtf jel9
. e TENEMEN1S TO LEC.-severaI in
II " nice new bul5ings will be rented very low and
rent taken in carpenters, masons painters' or most
kinds Of mechanical labor. GEO. T. S CURTIS.
JeIf Jaw 1871 Main st., Union Block.
gENO LET-A very nice Lower Tenement OF nine or
ten rooms, well improved lot with fruit aud bean.
tul prospect at No elliott street, back If the Laurel
street Church Call on the premises. DIFF je2
TEy0 LET-on long or shors lease, lot Of Land,
90 b 30 feet, on the corner of Main and Austin ss,
suitable for wood yard or building Purposes, by
my26 dtf o. BARFIN, 10 Pleasant street.
TBVo RENT.-over the store of the subscribers,
large and pleasant ROOM suitable for an flee, with
small room Ssl adjoining Apply to TAFT & LILbEY.
ny26 dtt 2}7 Man street.
TENO LIE IA small Tenement at IS SOutaIridge st.
VENENEMENT TO RENT.-An eigably 10,
q catel Upper Tenement on Park street. rent $3.50
Possession given June LIST Inquire at this Office.
myl6 du
EnNO LET-A hns Cottage House with barn room
and halt of excellent land one and rniles
from the City Hall, Inquire of A THAYER,
myl4 DIFF 2lS Main street
FsNO LET-A small upper TENEMENT with Ave
g. rooms, to a family without children. Rent $l25
year. Iuquire of G. P. Bryant ap14 diff
EgOOMS TO 1, eth Olark's new BocK.-One
IA Front Room, story, with ire-proof safe--
Also one on che third story Apply to
d27 tt VIM. @. CLARK
FHNO LET-Three good Tenements Inquire Of
a A. THAYER
TO du 2ls Main street
YENO LET--6 Rooms in FawcetTs New Building
a Apply to FAWCErr y WAKEFIELD.
EENO LET One House with TWO leuemarts, on sunny
Sde. One House and Barn Home street. Rent
i0W' Inquire of JOHN HAMMOND.
mch24 dtl
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Having opened an Office At 25I Main Street, over
d. SCOTS Apothecsry Store ready TO attend to the
measurement of estates city lots, grading of Streets
roads, evellng, measurement Of masons and panters'
work. conveyancng and any other business belonging 10
their profession.
Persons leaving orders for work may depend upon their
being promptly and faithfully executed.
VIM D.. oHEEvER,
w. WILLIAM y. ELLIS,
"Voeater' June TO- 1867, d3mt
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q UNI BERs-The subscriber having purchased of
"a Edwin CHAPLIN, his entire stock of LUMBER, is
prepared to furnish all kinds of LUMBER as low and Of
IS good qualities as any other dealer Mr. Chaplin wiie.
main at the same place, and would he happy to wait
upon all his old and new customers. You can buy Lum
Der here, gentlemen, as usual although may rere.
Rent that you cannot. S. o. HARDING
ap22 d&@6m Corner of Central and Union streets
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Greenough,s CarbOnic Acid Gas
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MEDICINES.
FUNHE GREAT REMEDY AT HAND

SALT RHFUM & ALL HU-
MoRS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06
DIED.


On the 81 inst. after a painful illness. Mr. ROB-.
3. FARQUHAR. son of Nj Thonss w. Fsrquhar,
In the 9Th yesr of his age.
His funeral will take place On Tuesday, 9Th inst.
at oc' ock from The Rev. MI Meore's Church. corner
of 10th and Broad streets to which his friends apc
scouaintances respectfully invited 20 attend
In Norfolk, Decsmbsr Sis, 20, about 81 O'Clock,
P. 81, Ann Z. HATCHER, in the 5Sih year of her
age.
On Sunday evening last. ELIZABETH WHITE.
daughter of John and Hannah Bowlss, aged z
mouths.
The friends of the fapiy respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. the afternoon, at O'Clock,
from the residence Of her parents let street be-
tween Main and Cary streets
veryssudd emily. at his residence, Amei. couaty:
Va til, first day Of January. In the 59th year OF
lis age Mr.. Z. r. EGGLESTON, leaving 5 wife,
two children, and aged mother 10 lament their
in eparabe loss. As neighboT friend, husband fa-
;her and sc n, his model character; his kind
ness AIRED him his neighbors his fidelity to his
friends his tenderness tn his wife, his ali scton to
his children. and his devotion and reverence to has
mother. His hospitality unbounded, and his
heart without guile, AMI tender a ehlds -
He lived loved and respected, and died lanented by
all who knew him His death has spread gloom
over the community, the deeper, because Of the
che ertulness that his presence always inspired.
OF Paralysis NM. L. BASS, consort Of Lucy +
Bsss in the 9th year of his aga
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

GOV. WILLARD INsMIssIssIPPI -Goy. Willard
OF Indiana, was last week Toasted in magnifcep.
style at Jackson, the guest of Mississippi Being
Introduced to the members of the Legislature and
large number of citizens assembled at the State
Capitol, he delivered an eloquent address, from
which we select two paragraphs:
His Gov. Willard'sl position was this: That
all American citizens were constitutionally
vested with privileges that legislature, State
or federal could take away And, first was,
the great right of property. 1t was right
expressly resolved to every State. from the
grant of powers to the Federal Government by
the compact of nion AID each of the States
would decisivey say to the Federal legislature,
you cannot-nay, you burst not touch that sacred
right usurp from US its regulation.
We of the North said Gov. Willard, desire
free labor while you of the South, prefer involun-
tary slave labor. l promise to protect all your
rights, to the full extent of the Constitution
What say you If your slave escapes into In
diana, l shall, in obedience to the Constitution
and federal legislative enactment, send him back
and rely upon it. the North will say and do the
same lCheers.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06
l.pa-.s by Fire, Railroad ind steamboat
Accidents In $50.

From - record which has been Published OF sil
the fires 10 the United States, in lejG, where tie
amount Of property destroyed has been estimated
equal to and upwards of twenty thousand dollars,
1t appears that the total number of fires has been
two hundred and twenty seven, and the total loss
twenty one millions, one hundred and ffty.nine
Thousand dollars. The total number of fires in
1855, was 1913; loss Sl3 049, 00J. One hundred and
eighty. three lives were lost in burning buildings
in 1885, one hundred and nineteen in 1850.
In 1856 there were AZ railroad accidents in the
United States, attended with loss o: life l9j killed
by these accidents, and G2, wounded. Among
the killed were 20 engineers and - tiremen. In
1855, thsre f2 railroad accidents; ll6 killed,
Including 20 engineers and Il iremen) and 80
wounded
The steamboat accidents of 1856 numbered %;
killed $50, wounded l27. In 1855, steamboat ac-
sdents, 81. killed 176, wounded l07.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06
rsl.EGnAPntn ,swr.
sensres.Ional.

WasHiEGTos. Jan. 5--Seaate M Butler,
from the committee on the Judiciary reported that
the committee were unable TO agree upon the sub
jeci of the credentials OF MIR Harlan; but under
instructions from majority of the committee, he
submitted . report declaring Harlan not duly
elected, and his seat IN the Senate vacant
Mr. Toemhs gave notice that he would submit Z
minority report. Adjourned
The Revolutionary Pension Bill was submitted
Mr.. Seward supporting ii and Mr.. Pugh opposing
Il
House The House adopted . resolution enqui'
ring of the President by what authority the ar
chitect was regularly employed. aEi placing their
construction under the SUPPLEMENTARY OF the
military engineers.
motion to suspend the rules, in order to take
up the Pacific Railroad and other bills was defeat
ed, and tie House adjourned,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06
InDIAN OUTRA6Es IN TEXAs.-The Aust
Texas State Gazette says:

InDIAN OUTRaoEs IN TEXAs-The Austin
{Texas) State Gazette says:
A gentleman Or. Neal Robinson) writes US
from the Upper Blanco, that thess have been
more dapredations by .he Indians ia Kerr coun
ty. Seven citizens were lately surprised by a
party of thirty Indians; three of the whites
wounded one mortaily, the other slightly, and
the remaining two made their escape. One o,
the wounded men succeeded IL reaching some
rocks and hiding in their clefts. He says that
the Indians, after killing their victims, commenced
yelling over the bodies, aud there were collected
over sixty Indians. The Indians pursued their
course to Sisterdale in Comai oouuty, where they
killed young man who iriviag up his
fathers and his own horses. He was ;irst shot al
from thicket. it not being fatal, he hailed ira
weller near by for help. 4'ha latter a. unarmed
and rode up to the house of the young mau father
Before, however the father and traveller could
reach the spot, the Indians had killed and scalped
him. taken four ont of five head of fine horses and
made their escape
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06
THE DAILY DISPATCH
American @nsbs.

American Bno0s
Th..kersy has given Ii a. his opinion that toe
yorl,,h mob a the most disgusting and Vulgar vi
mankind but We doubt whether the grsa' sa''a'
bad aver seen an American snoe when nc e1
,,,....a tia, opiuiou. The English snob Is noble
"a . gentleman ty the aide of bis American ims-
,,,o, The E.pglish snob may pleadin exsenuation
80. .h.,.e,sr whole centuries Of sham and Iun-
s.r,.,, snn ration after generation Of coneeited
"A n,,,ov snobs Ike himself; Q country In which
s,,hsr the law nor public opinion recognize soeiai
.nd nol,tesl equality, ana, consequently. In which
,ha n,ebsiau may be pardoned for sometimes aspi
,;oo TO- and endeavoring to initiate, better T>'
d;tIon. But the American snob can offer no SAGA
excuses. He Ii born in . Republic coantr-
where every man stands or taIls by his own nsr-
Its; where all are equal, socially and po!itica'
where the man who looks down upon another, On
account Of difference In fortune or BIRTH is consa
cred by all sensible men a FOOL where the plsbeiSh
Of TO day Is the patrieian OF somorfow, and TIE
pstrician Of TO DAY can only boast pedisree OF
Yesterday. An American snob must therefore re
eessariy be more idio;c and debased than TIE Snoo
Of Eugland and deserves the contempt and exc
Grafton OF every Independent and self respecting
man
OF all American suobs, the most absurd anu
mischievous Is the American snob abroad We
say mischievous, because The snob at home harnh9
no one but him self, whereas tie travelled sn''
briggs bis whole country into disrepu:e foresn
ers, who have just learned that the Cniteo ''",''
Is not inhabited by American Indians, may DC
pardoned for imagining that the American shoo ID
fair specimen of the sort OF white people u
whom this country ia occupied. it Is no wonder
that con.em puouq opinions OF An4e'icans are riie
In Europe whea We bear in Initd lie class OF pee
pie no make up so large proportion OF our tray
ellers abroad, and whose vanity, iuspdity sn'i
servility are standing joke in tvery capital III
the old world J. IS matter Of frequent remark
BY English gentlemen and authors that there are no
such worshippers Of mobility and titles IN all the
xerid as our American snobs
If 1t were possible by legislation to reform tooiS
and funkeys 1t woui ss well to pass statute
iQlriag the Collector OF every port 10 seize every
sue: cortrs band parcel OF humanity, as an Ameri'
can suob, that any foreign vessel may attempt 20
land upper our shores. After expstriating them
selves In heart and habits they should never more
be permitted 10 return to the United States AZ
all events, they should be subjected to longer
quarantine than people from the yellow fever dis
tric'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

The Moniteur, the official organ of the French
Government at Paris, states that DIR. Mabbitt .
Homeopath, has been recently created knight OF
the Legion of Honor as regard for his successful
treatment of the cholera.
In Laurens county, Georgia, on the Gath inst g
man named VIM. E. Green, was SHOT dead by
another named Geo. Slaughter.
Elder Prsst, Mormon Missionary from ST.
Louis, is enlightening the people OF Cincinnati nth
exposition Of MorInon doctrine.
The Lagrange Opera Troupe is doing suc:ess-
full busiaes In Haysnns.
There were ll3 deaths in New Orleans for the
week ending the Both ult.
Recruiting for Walker is going on in Cincinnati
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06
MARRIED.,

On ~hursday evening the LIT inst by th, Rev. DR.
Howell Mr.. JOHN L. BENNETT, of Richmond to
Miss ELIZABETH REEFS, of Hsndco, Va
e Baltimore Sun please copy.
On The lst inst, BY Rev. DR.. Powell, MIR. THOMAS
BAYEs to MISS VIRGINIA y. BOULWARE, al
of this city.
At the same tine, by the same. Mr.. EDWARD
ALLEN to MISS FRANCIS BEAZLEY, sii OF thu
city.
On 9Th Of December last, ir Halifax county, n. C.:
By Jno Csmpble J P, ANDREW g. ADAMS OF
Pe,ersbu-s Va. to SARAH ALICE, daughter ri
James w Johnston. Of Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

THE National American made Its appearance
yesterday as daily paper. 1t is published in a
neat FORM its general Arrangement is good and its
contents interesting. Mr. +. W. Perry has been
associated in the editorial departmen 18th Mr c..
H. Lewis, and makes his salutatory in yesterday :
paper. We welcome MIR. Perry TO the editorial
corps OF Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

PEACE IN MEXICO-The Brownville, Texas
Flag of the 24th inst, says:
The recent settlement Of the difficulties between
Gen Videurr and the General Government Ia already
beginning be felt to advantage this frontier.-
Communication is again established with the capital
and the distant States confidence 10 being
stored. and prospects in every way fatter-
ing. We may soon hope TO see commercial in
tefcourse with our eishbors red to their former
hsaltbfuipess
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06
The Erie Canal.

The Buffalo, a. Y, Commercial states that with
pepper energy ou the part of those having the
matter In charge, the Erie Canal will open in the
Spring with hvefeet depth of water from end to
end. This will admit the passage of boats of two
hundred tons burthen. When the enlargement of
she Erie canal is completed it will be almost equal
10 a river, uniting the hudson and the Lakes and
touring fresh avalanche of business and wealth
into the Empire City.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

The year 10 about ending, and many busnrss de.
sire to commence with new Check and Dreft Books
These be furnished at the Dispatch office, en-
grsved in style of elegance unsurpassed any where.
Gentlemen who denre Checks engraved, Bill Heads,
&c, surprising any thing in here should call and
examine specimens at the Dispatch counting-room.
They can have them with such visnettss and orna-
ments a. are In ths specimens, or with any others
that their fancy may suggest. ordsu for Chschs,
Drafts, Csrtihcstes of Deposit, Cosporstion Bonds.
Blu Heads, 10, can be filed In the moG satisfactory
nsnnsr and At rates surpriaasly low. Merehants,
Baaksu Corporation Ofhssu and Others shouid sx-
sssins our spesinens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

Of the arrivals of last year, Germany sent the
largest number, j., e55; Ireland next, A ,09J;
England, 23,69li Scotland, A, 6.e; Holland , l377;
srsncs. 2,93ii Switzerland, 1855; Wales, $50;
Ine rest only number by hundreds; China seat
eigh: emigrants; Turkey four and Greece three.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

HIRsUTE ExTRAvIGANCE.--A ladies hair
| dresser in New York informs his patrons that
owing to his present style of dressing ladies' HAIR
| the charge will be two dollars each time during
in the fashion of Louis NV, Nv, as heretofore,
I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

SUICIDE john Dougherty, a well known and
respectable citizen of Scott county, Va WAS found
on Tuesday, the 10th uls, his residence, hang
ing by the neck and entirely dead. He had not
been missing more than an hour when found His
mind had been partially deranged for some weeks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

To MEssRs. DAVENPORT, ALLEN Co, CHARLES
R. ALLEN, JAMES II. MORRIS, CHAs. Z. sNoD.
GRASS, +. AcGRUDER's Sons, r. H. MAuRY 4 CO.,
and Others,
Gentlemsn-I acknowledge, with pride, the COM
papers of this morning, requesting declare my
self candidate for The office Of CITY SERGEANT,
at your next April election
This compliment 10 the more highly valued, be.
cause for 10 year, past have enjoyed the personal
ssqu aintsnce Of most of you, and have been known
officially to all Whatever Fitness possess "for
the DISCHARGE of all the duties appertaining to the
office" shall be diligently used in your service, IT, At
the April election, prove the choice of the voters.
With very great respect,
lam your obedient servant,
ia5-2t THOMAS w. boswell,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

The WEATHER AT THE NoRTH-The New
York Commercial has letter from friend at
Carlisle, Schoarie county, dated the Doth of De-
eember, In which he says:
ION my arrival here l found such weather as
We seldom, il ever, see in this winter REGION
The mercury on the 18th instant, was 10 degrees
below zero, at the South side of the house. at &
O'Clock IN the morning. and now, while am writ.
ing, there is drift Of snow across the road imme
datey In front of the house q. least eight feet in
DEPTH =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

HIGH PRcEs,-On Thursday last a nunlier Of
negroes were hired out in Washington county, Va !,
at the following rates: A blacksmith, at 1858; men
from 100 to Sli3; woman 63 years old at ST: q
girl aged II, without any qualifications, at SlOO
Two other girls, one at $50 so, the other at SIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

Hog MARKET.-The Abingdon Virginian says
that al! the hog drovers from that section of the
State realised handsome profits upon their stock
They have generally sold at prices varying from
Sc 80 to So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06
Emigration daring 1885.

A record which has been published OF the emf
s,ation OF the year 1856 shows a slight increase
ss compared with that of the year 1875, but is
much less than any other year since Jas. The
1umber last year was Ill ,9l5 The following are
the figures
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06
S.nteurens Contrad.cted,

WASHINGTON. Jan 5-T'i . saienent in Sa..
urday's New i ork Herald, that Costa Rica had
negotiated loan of 100000 from Commodore
Vanderbilt, IS understood to be without founda-
f;on