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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

NEW SwINDLE-The Cincinnati Commercial
notices the operations of a man by the name of
Mathews, who pretendst to have town in Dscotah
county, Minnesota Territory. He has sent circu.
lars all over the States Offering give away three
thousand lots in his town to any one who will
make the application He only requires one dol
lar, be says, to pay for the deed. 1t is perhaps,
needless to say that it is all swindle and the Do
lice of Cincinnati on the track of the fellow.
He has lately received through the post office hun
dreds Of letters; indeed extensive had his cor
respondence become as to excite the suspicious of
the postrisstef, when the above swindle was de-
veIoped
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

FIsHERhEE's LUCK PENNIEs.-A Merblehead
correspondent Of the Salem Register says the fish
ermen of that port still continue the practice OF
throwIi g "cofpers" upon the Halfway Rock, on
their departure for the Banks, with the view Of
bringing them good luck
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

a. Cancers aud Ius. 0rs Cured without
cuttng.-DR h KAHN late of Philadelph res spect.
fully offers his services to the citizens and the pub.
lie generally for the OF Cancers. fumors,
Moulds Siotches and all diseases Of the skin. hS
can aiso cure Secret Diseases.
He will remain in Richmond three months.
car be ound at his Office, at the Clifton Houas, from
10 A. H. to P. h.
s4. ap I6-1m+ ,Ar -s.s q.f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

STRANGE ACCIDENT.-A strange accident oc
Cured in Hamilton, Canada, on Thurs.iay last.
A French Canadian woman, named Mary Jswetry,
was drowned under very peculiar circ amstarces
yesterday The deceased appeared to have been
walking along slight embankment on the side OF
the street. and having slipped and fall en- with he.
face into post hole full of water, was drowned
II Is somewhat singular that an accident OF the
kind should have occurred at mid day in one Of
the principal streets, without attracting the notice
Of sornc passers by: hut such IL tbs fact"
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T Abel u. MaNc.

~. Abel u. Mayo, +'eF
Will give prompt attention to the Liquidation. Sc
curing and Collection of Debts of every description
by legal proeess in the Courts of the City Of Rich
mond and County Of Henrico. ~e "
Depositions and other Notaral Business punctually
attended to.
Any reference given that may be desired. 5aa
Office oppesite the Law Building, over August
RanPolph's. spl l3-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

BURDELL-The newest piece of testimony ell
cited in the examination regarding Mrs Cunning
hams marriage was given Thursday by DR. Parm.
ley, who lived opposite Burdelrs house, on the
night of the marriage, and who said he saw man
in the room known ss Mrs Cunningha ms dr. essing 2
on that night, and that while he watched him he
turned away and reagpeared shortly aftvpards. 50
totally changed that he presumed he toas an actor
changing has appearance He does not say this
was Eckel Disgusting himself but he has since
identified Mrs. Cunningham as the woman in the
habit of being in the room
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

HONDURAS INTERoCEANIC RALwAY.-The
brig Favoritts, chartered by the Honduras inter.
oceanic Railway Company, sailed from New York
Friday for Puerto Caballas, Honduras, with large
party OF engineers for the immediate location of
the proposed Honduras Railway from Puerto Ca
ballas, on the Atlantic to the Bay of Fonseca, on
the Pacific. The interests in the Honduras Com.
papy are divided between English and American
capitalists but all the material and labor for the
road is to be furnished xelusivey from the United
Statna
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

NEW BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Mr.. Burrows of
Richmond win preach the dedication sermon OF
the new Baptist Church at Pittsylvania Court
Heuss, Vs., on the 6fth Sunday In Nay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

q Nofice...We, the undersigned, hHv-
ing taken the Store, No. 1Os, corner of i4th and
Main sts, lately occupied by Henry shsfer, beg
20 sna :oss Of
and Summer GLOTHiEG Also, besutifal nssort.
nent of Gentlemen's FURNISHING GOODS, at
VII lssals and RETAIL to which would respectful
ly call their attention. and will endeavor to please
aud accommodate all who call ss.f7ss -ss-7
N WALKER 4 CO,
ap l7--6t 1f3 corner 14sh and Main sts.
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fe -dSmos

~ The COucluding Lecture ofihe pres
ent course before the YouBg Mems Christian a sso
citation, will be delivered ON TUESDAY evening,
April .2lst ht O'Clock in the Second Bspst Chu.c
by JOHN e. THomPsos, Esq
kembeIs procure their season tickets FROM th q
Librarian, at the ooms ofthe Association
Tickets of admission be procured st the princi-
pal bookstees at the Exchange Hotel at the stores
of La:dlsy Robinson, Meade & Baker, ssd at the
door. Price Of tickets Is cents. For schools eight
tick cts for 81 spl4-td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

QUITE NICE-As the $1,000 donation party to
Mr. Kalloch in Boston. Thursday evening" such a
crowd gathered that public hall was opened -
Mr.. Donald Mckay. the Shpbuider announced
his belief in the reverend gentleman's innocence,
and a collection to defray the expenses commenc.
ed. The sum of $1,000 was raised, and few mi
nutes afterwards MIR Kalloch raised himself at the
desk and harangued his firm friends who stood
by bin during the storm" This was followed by
piano solo by = lady, and then the duet OF
"Gently sighs the breeze" by two ladies The
meeting then adjourned, after enthusiastically
cheering the injured minister The "lady In
black" is not stated to have been present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

THE Loss OF TIE AMERICAN SHIP HIGHFLYER
Letters received in New York State that it is
supposed that the American ship HighHyer was
wrecked on the Island of Haitian, the inhabitants
of which are professional pirates and then run
over to Farmosa aud burnt by the pirates, who had
murdered her crew. The Highfyer LOGO tons,
Capt. Gurdon Waterman, left San Francisco
for Canton on the 25th October, 1855 The only
passengers in the cabin were the captain's wife
and one other lady, Mrs. Charles s. Compton;
there were 100 Chinese on board returning from
the gold diggings, and also crew of 20 American
seamen. 1t is probable that the Chinese, in the
last voyage of the ship, took home between them
an amount ranging from $3.50 600 to $500 OOO.-
There were also 50 600 on board consign ed to the
owners of the vessel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

BLOODY AFFRAY IN JAIL-A woman, named
Rose Bell alias Martin, went to the Jail in Wash.
ington, D G, on Thursdsy. wih some refresh
ments for prisoner named Jones, with whom
she was intimate Some circumstance says the
Star, had excited the jealousy of Jones, aud
while she was at the jail he asked her to kiss
him and on her attempting to comply. he threw
one arm aft ectlonateiy around her neck and with
the other hand drew a razor across her throst,
literally "betraying her with a kiss" He was
secured before he could finish bis deadly purpose
The cash made by the razor severed the wind.
pipe, but it is thought she may recover
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

"hHn0lOAis'ssA EOVGEC1Rn GfmG0yssslS
10 in sncent history that Hannibal the great
Garth ,genian Gent raj. was upsbie successfully TO
follow up his great victory of Canine by entering
Rheumdtisrs. lad the great hero been able to
cure singe bottle of CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE
rINcTURE" be might have crowned his briilisnt
success aud saved Carthage from the dire and utter
destruction which ensusd 81 the hands of the Roman
legons This historicsl fact IL becoming universally
known, tudsing from the vast crowds that use this
will be regarded a. the only certsin remedy for
rheumatism, and the various other complaints 1t 10
advertised to cure.
Delicate Ladies' snd Children will please give 1t .
trial Gail and get pamphlets, and seq cufes OF
Coughs, Bronchitis, Rbeunstism, Liver Complaint,
ScrofuIa As female medicine It 10 unrivalied
Hundreds will testify Of cures on themselves and
friends sftsy all other RENE dies have failed
Chronic OF Periodical Nervous, or Sick Headache.
of long standing hiss been cured by it-ss an nvso-
rator and restorative whsEe gentle stimuisnts
wanted we beeve superior to all the eordss sysr
before the public To the YOUTH and OLD AGE, tne
dy. Call and get Pamphlets gratis and see cures
Cell and get psmphlsss sTatis, ana see eures
or etsmSurs; By MoRffSER MoWBRAY. Rsla
more and by Drug gsists and Storekeepes everywhere
D 81 per bottle; six bottles for e5.
n special Notice; e;-Accounts due me g
be placed in other for collection longer In
diligence cannot be given. ~ z<t. .-.
sp li-2w ALEnED MUSES.
u samuel X. w. Becker, Attersey as
L.w 10 prepared to undertake any bunns's peItail-
ing counties May be consulted in any OF the mod
ern European l4ogusgea and gives prompt attention
to the Coee;ion Of ci.in. me-, Nj,
ap @d3nS
UNew SPRING siNfoRo, SHSR MAYO BLAIR
are recsyins their spring supply Of gRGHch, ENG.
LIsH and AMERICAN Dkf GOODS. whieh nave
s1iff fra tail AND
They invite their friends and the pube seuersy 20
Examine their stock, amongst which may be found
Silks. Black and Fancy coiored, brocade ana
| organaie, Jseonst and Bersss Robee
Solid CoIored French Csmbfies and Brliiaso
% H,nb smbroid.rsd sS red csmsrs ssd Muslin Bands
Muslin and Csnbris cslisI' and sls:Vs'' N :s'''
Lace M :. ]. -.
| Infsn.s, Tsoueht Bodies end Drassss
| SUI and Lass Mantlss and Taimas, n sFsas ss'
| p,,,r,s ne3 3ss.stips and lrish LAssn
| Dsmsst T.bls Cloths sad Nsgsins sa
s' a'sss|; ss|;asS 81 ''s ss4o Il 5:sis sEs1.
- Law Nesiee...I. addttiss &c sn the
canr,s hid in the city Of Rishmond, the saessnbsr
=. ss;s:t,ss .ssoaS GoUEflg ssle'' 'h' 'i'a o''
fo JOHN o. s1EGER. Astonsy st Law,
i mh2s-dlms ..sla1 nishmcns' ss.
/ rwCe.ntry sfeFchs aes and others Wait,
.ai n: :gss .a.ass 'ss o:.
hssnre parobssius esswhsrs, = an eslltne g -
i sost 10 eIsee hpSiaso. THOMAS How..
i mh 7o--fm - -. q Zls hsin
- Hushasdas CaicioeA Masne91n.s y DcS
ftcm unpleasant taste snd three tinss me WI ~
1... 9SpAL sud roUa BIasf Rxsnfua nLssn
MrpALs have besn awarded y = bsns "a - =
the market. -. ..-.s.. x6u.-r~s.erl> >are
and ~ sne maas'ss.S .SsHfonAs nugsAHn.
N1OIASsES.--3o nhls: g.4s - ~ :ess
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

TRAGEDIES IN ST. LOUIS NO less than three
murders were perpetrated in st Louis last Satur
day night week. A man named Carr was called
out of his boarding house by an unknown man,
and stabbed at the door. causing death in a few
minutes A German named Christian Heinz was
stabbed and murdered in the street by . rowdy,
aud at the same time his companion, named Grei-
CERT, was msrsally wounded. Onthe next evening
man named Jacob FIach was knitted In the street,
aud, it was supposed, mortally wounded. No ar
rests were made in either case
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

IMPORTANT GAZE The action Of ejectmanf,
brought by stephens and Others, cisimins hes o,
c. Betencourt and thirty Others resdents OF the
town OF Wilmington. north Carolina, vss tried st
session lsst week at Smith vile, North sCarolina
The cause which has excited much attention In VIII
miugton, was one Of great interest, and consumed
fendanr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

AssAULT.-GeorgeR r. Herrick having written to
the New York Herald some charges against Phil
ip Clayton, Auditor of the asury in connection
with the payment of the Thompson Indian claim
was caught at the Post Office, in Washington, Fri.
day, by Calvis r Sayre of Alabama, . cousin of
Mr. Clayton, and severely beaten
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

KANSAS TERRITORIAL paten. has just been
issued from the General Land Office to Walter
Lowre, Esq, attorney OF the Board of Foreign
Missiens of the Presbyterian Church, for reser.
vation of land on the Missouri river adjoining the
town of Iowa Point. in Kansas Territory, contain
ing about one quarter section-being one of the
reservations granted to that association by the
Iowa Indiaps, in the 7th article of their treaty of
18th May. 1854 This is the first patent issned by
the Government for lands in the Territory of Kan
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

LYNCH LAW IN EENTUCKY.-Edward Hawkins
who last month shot and killed James NJ. Land
and Jesse Arvine, sheriff and constable of Estll
county, Kentucky, was taken at his fathers, in
Adams county, Ohio, and lodged In the jail of Es.
till county, Kentucky. On the 18th instant the
surrounding inhabitants assembled together, broke
into the Jail, carried off Hawkins conveyed him
to the spot Of the murder and there hung him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

| ~ Broad Rock s.lub.--Alembers and
others, desirous of becoming members of the Broad
| Rock Cuh. are respectfully requested to meet at
| Room No. Bellard's Hotel. on THURSDAY eve-
ming, the 23d April 1857, at O'Clock, to elect off,
| GERS, sc. CALVIN GREEN
| An lift Propristorf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

kTs am n candidate Tor the Third Con.
GREssIoNAL DISTRICT Of the city of Ri hmoDd.
THOS. EORVrLL.
Richmond Va, April 18th, 1857. ap l5-dtds
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y IF YOU HAVE RHkUMATJsM-
USE CARRIERS SPANISH HlxTUhH
IF you HAZE SCROFULA- ssssss -
.s..l. USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIxHUkE,
If YOY HAVE PAIN IND ACHING OF THE
BONES eak - - r7Ht h. -
USE CARrrR's sPANISH MIXTURE.
IF You HAZE SUFFERED BY MERCURY
USE CARTER'a SPANISH MIXTURE
IF You ARE .SUBJECT TO ROfL.S-- ass
USE CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOD HAVE ERUPTIONS ON TRE SKIN
USE CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOUR LIVER rs AFFECTED- 4sa3
USE CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE
IF You HAZE FETERS AND NIGHT
SWEATS- cs g2sssl e. iitrs
USE CARrERs SPANISH MIXTURE.
If you H1HE CHRONIC SORE THROAT
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU HAZE OLD OBSTINATE SORES
USE CARTER's SPANISH MlXTUkE
If YOU HAVE NERVOUS DEBILITY
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
If YOUR BLOOD IS IMPURE 81 sa
USE CARTFRS SPANISH MIXTURE.
If YOU WANT THE BEST ALTERATITE
IN THE WORLD .8.s 4s~
USE CARTER's SPANIsH MIXTURE.
If YOU WANT Il MEDICINE THAT CON-
TAINS NO MERCURY s44
Use CARTEh'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU WANT TO KEEP RIGOROUS AND
USE CARrER's SPANISH MIXTURE.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD Fhsy
USE. CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE.
ALL THE LEADING DRUGGISTS SELL
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

&c FAMILY RESIDENCE FOii RENT.
## The lower Of the new brick buildings on the
AkA north side of Main, between Sd and 4th streets
recently finished, with II rooms and all suitable ac
ce u. modstions Tor family.
NH 81 eots JOHN ROBERTSON
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s~Cnnnfry ,isfePchs nes and othefs vsAle'
a.. ths eity this sprins to make their purehasss VII
Al well 10 cali snd sxsmins my stock Of hardwsf,
hsfnre psrobssius slsswhsrs, . an sslltnS q .
sost, 10 elsae hpsiaso- TAvmas auw..
nh 7D-fm Sis nsn 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

.sss F1R RENT The Dwelling House
Mss over our store, tnow being painted &c ! late
NaA y Cccupied-b by Mrs. Chamberlain, 50 a board
ing houae. has 10 rooms To good tenant rent mod.
crate. Possession given at Apply to
eu3-d1rus +DANDBIDt,E a. HART
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vNew spring Goods. /, ..xo .,.,

- Lav Nofiee...la addtttea 90 Al tho
c,r,. h,ld In the city Of Richmond, the suhssnbsr
Iii berssfter attend regularly The Circuit Courts sf
PUWHATAN COUNTY.
JOHN O. SxEGKk. Attoensy at Lew,
80 a xfvnn nmQ00<
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- Hushasd,s CaiciseA MugneeIn - ~
frsrn nt taste end three timss me afspss
OF the common caicinsa MssneM s.,.ss
S.s. 9apAL aud roUa pIasT Rxsnfva 9Lsnn
MspALs have been awarded = = bsins tae -
the market. ....... .6.-n.xeu
Yor sale By the Drussisss nd sessssy
and ~ The nsasasss.Ssiii .SsiiionAs nggsAgn.
,.h ,s-Ssws 80 .--- k1dl.esss.se-
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srEOfAL 10 ssusp |.

teniar season when the wsasher = - cbsaes esable
a. the wind-when the most robust constitutions ere
attack I'd and sndermined- and when f<ehJe syssemi
are shattered snd unnerved, It 70 beoIu'efy neees-
ssry fhst sciestifu principles shoad be brought q
the aid Of Mature in order 80 avert the eonsrastion
Of those diseases that usually become seated and FIX
ed from the continuous changes referred 70. OF ell
the discoveries yet made. nome SEEN 20 azswes the
purpose 20 well a. BAKERS BITTERe. Tor uhile
other remedies have been tried and failed, this
6ieine Eas proved to be this orly psnseea for dys-
pepss, nervnusnsss, general debility, eholis. soar
stomach, colds, and consumption in it, fpcipient
stages. Prepared solely OF vegetable extracts, and
90 admirably cem pounded sct st urou the
liver, digestive organs blood and mind il drives ont
Impurities, increases the appetite, improves the d
gest0u, Strengthens the luogs and 20 tones up the
inner man TO fend IT IL impsrv ious to ordinary
colds As family medicine, It has no equal and
needs only to be tried. TO recommend itself
Fo- sale by all Apothe carries and Druggists Price
50 cents per bottle. A&f NH "a
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xcn FOk kENT..The BIncksm.th shop
E1 opposite my Soap and Candle Fsetory, Frsnkrn
kX street tsvorahIy known Fairbanks Horss
ing esta ablishment To good tenant the term
will Be accom- modatng
S -.S St EDW McAnAA
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~ e ArI4H, Sx1hk }cenn,s....
40 s--dtd JNO. NETTLES

X REMOVAL--T The subscribers have re.
AZ moved from their cid stand to the corner 1Tb
saa Main ssrestsi immediately opposite the Old Mar.
friends and customers
ap lin WJIaON 4 QnRRER
a MtNisphATOh's NOTICE -naving
4 qualified a. Administrator of the estate Of Jas
"a b'echs't deed. hereby notify all persons indsbt
60 70 the estste TO soDs forward and settle and
!nsse having clar.s against the same, viii present
ihsm 70 me for payment.
JOHN r sUBLETT,
40 blot Admir- OF james II .Breckett deed.
WhfTH GMEAs u. 10 kegs and Jars "A
w supply, just reserved, by
spH r. JOHNSTON 4 BRO, Druggists.
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~ samuel X. w. Becker, Attorney nj
W. 10 pre- pared to undertake any busIne's pertain
ns to his profession In this, sny Of the sdjoin-
ing counties May be consulted in any of the med
ern European l.ogusges and gives prompt attentoa
to the Collection Of Claims
an 4-dSm*
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,vB kGR kE W.. Il essessiO ion Stven i'm =
sNE medstely, that very desirable residence O.
Ec& franklin street between Sth and 9Th edioinint
TIE residence of Er John N.Gordon. For ter us, ap
plv 20 eELDEN MILLER
fs IS-ts
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TRH-sYF7.a LAMB! A.AMss !---Haa N,a
sNsiasGE JOHN is in the field with LAMB " hat
m WI Is Lambs. STALL No T.
syaHae~&4dn NH Its Old Narket
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

NOFiC e. The undersigned having taken
sas Johuson, begs leave to inform his ffiends and
the public generally that he 10 now receiving from
the Northsrn markets large and desirabls stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODSl
all Of which entirety NEW and FRESH and adapt.
ed to the retail trade TO which hs would respectfully
call their attention prousing to every exerton
to please and accommodate his pstrors
az 4ts GEO RsGRY 81 Main NJ
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FOK SAL.k, PXIYAVrLY--EI Eli

- FUk SALE, ktIeler
q Of those very desirable RESIDENCES ON
AeA Grace street, rear 9th. They very pleasant
sud have eyery convenience in them. They will be
sold very accommodating terms, both az to price
and time Of payment large portion of the pur-
ssse money remaiu secured for several years by
psying the interest rni-annualy Possession given
sts convenient time Also, for sale lease, or rent
ether va iusble property. B B MINOR
ep lin Attorney at Law. Law Building No
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NIkaA,ssUklNG, AACKiTECTU kN

Nd =, EN.
4'i GiNSERlNG, &C Ac.-in consequence Of the
great lfhculty Of collecting small accounts have
oetermioed 10 adopt the cash system All persons
work or make estimates, will be expected to pay
ths fee upon taking the bill from the ofse Chsrges
same es heretoiore-prirted copiss OF which may be
had on application.
u hsvs the assistance OF an experienced Epsi
neer.
meauripe, and all busness usually done oy Archi
teSts and Civil Engineers prom pity attended to.
For sale, ROOFING SLATE, of the best quality
ALBERT l.. WEST. Architect,
Chce on llth street, next to Goddins Hall.
l--lInr
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Fun %~ sx1.E oR %~ RRNT.-a S.r- |. -

&$ Tenemsnts already sdv~rti'ed for sale ON Grace
Ea street and on which 5 oOa and se oo0 NAV re
m,.n ecu eo tor several year, offer two desirable
csutrarrsdepees for only $50 of which the great.
er cart may remain secured for several yesr Also
thsvaluahls l. Governor street next to the Hish
Constshle's office, with Brick tenement on it,
Also that valuable acre lot in Sidney, fronting 1879
feet on the public square.
FOR nEN1--A desirable new residence. an cf-
zee and several rooms jn the Law Bui ding suitable
fer ofices, lodging rooms &c; these rooms COOL
eeuveuie Mt spo comfortable. B b. MINOR,
sp l6-dlm No Law BUILDING
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

Her canvass consists Of maipsai, b lying tb, gaa top
sail, squaresail and studdnssal-spreadng in all 200
yards. The hull Is built OF white oak tmbers ard Frame
with hacmsiack knees; the deck is of white pine and tho
ceiling yellow pine.
She was built, Is now owned and will be sailed by Mr.
Charles H. Webb, native OF Stamford Connecticut and
shfcsrpenter by profession. He informs us be Is only
twenty seven years OF but he certainly looks much
older tor there s an air Of experience about him much
OF which has doubtless been acquired during half dozen
voyages across the Aan, board the Pno,nx, OF
Kermit Carew's line of Liverpool packets.
Mr. Cbas. Webb's will consist Of the mate, Mr..
William Andrew Tucker, 80 seamen and a cook--ave
hands in all, including officers lie carries out provisions
and water for ninety dsys, which safely we'd away
In The poop cabin This apartment is considerably roomy
inside ana contains eight berths cooking sove coal bin,
cask OF water. sc.
Mr Webb feels confident of reaching Liverpool within
three weeks but says he intends doing all no reach
bis destination In quicker time than the yacht America
He proposes starting about the 18th OF the month"; and we
therefore advise The citizens OF Liverpool n keep sharp
lookout for little black soop OF twenty three TONS with
white water line and deck rail- which mar be expected OF
The kcrsey about the Sth Of July next