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Nondctfni.= ~. ssrniy dnmphril ut
Montgomery county Pa II two bottles of Dt GHAflS L,
Lea IIt 'li dhI MOI tafe ms children OF scarlet Fever
running At The hrs and humps the Throat after the phys
r4't had given them MP lie says he has used Prof pE
"hN II l-l'f Tor 'h'e' ears IN MS and
wouhi NOT To- without Il IN his house.
A., Mr iile,amli OF Indiana county Pa II one bottle of
l"t DE- 'dEAlh : h'.tt ihlN on d"I not cure him Of
l.htnh'Hfh" two yea s,inhi lir says he W'nd tiye
s-IA 1p'N" Tor II Il he could not S'it ulHrtNIse.
FitGTIC on ai not cure Ms Som oi De,fncss Of t,,o
s,,u,I,, .eians bal failed hin, bn
,y, IL ~, l, san, ~ ~ nm "
CrIpFprR G. II Y, Ian 1917
proF ms Gr,rII-Drar Sir-Tbis J.. r., rerrfy ta r,,.
servant hoy phtn In, hen deaf fi ,yarj 81 Tan vea
Ihav. c yarIais remedies without cf ct rjast dye
,,,rg h., hon, t.,fti, ,y,rs, l o,,,at,,
T ,onr rr,niae FL rC,rui1 OH il, t ,r,onrl Of frt'
,,.ons l. s bearing wa. s lar ro rod t,,t i rnI 49,
r,rs,n sneak in ronlmon tome of voi,n ,an lr,!, re
onuond il to all
Yours truly mo JAuISpN
we IN, unIar&Irpni saw tho on era,, nrrfnrnnI md
~ To- be one Of the most n,irou, cIres cyrr
u,li,, in this ba,,#-
r NfI Sa,' Ct 4TbDlxr. Culrorcr c II
/. G.. TURNER. do d,
u II JAMis1N do do
JND u r. Rappahannorl county Va
PROF pE GRAIHS ELECTRIC on CURES
if..fs pnr,s s. III
pins CRANES laI,s d,
1sl,s sborli psoi II II ia sN.nat and ,,l.oi,', ~,
/, o .a,,a,l a,'1 500 ,bat mo ", ~ -. Us : ~
~ r,,l, f. an ,ba It'll apI n = ,,,,,, - -
Al. others ra4cals ceuatereiis.
% $ Ii1u1 ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-16

MARCH 1, iSJ7.-.Just eccivcd b, T. xpres,
AVA extra lot of Gold Lever Watches
set of Coral Cameo and Jet Call and look the prices
wIlsnit THURMAN DINWIDDIE
lots
ERESU GARDEN SEEDS.-u have jusI re.
ccived second supply of Garden Seeds which
my stock large and complete, FRESH AND GENUINE for
sale by lmar 9ss JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-16

tbtilS cpustioHt and VITA much
mcu readers the above nImrd medicine We speak
observation and eNpprien when
removes by magic from all parts OF te body and Is
uf the hest mci, in king DarrhHa and
ENJOYING the prcnotory symptoms OF Cholera II applied
BIO internally aud externally with the best effects and none
who have used the Pam Killer would willingly be with
Quit constantly in theis HOUSES en- EceHiaR NobPdre
onc word in regard to Perry Davis Pain Killer l have
used 1t family for and take pleasure
in recommending it valuable medicine that should be
kept every family have witnessed wonderful and speedy
by is usccenf1y within tn" last week have know n
very Rheumatism relieved and promising
speedy cure by this nay estimation, Invaluable remedy
JABrZ s. SWAN.
Pastor Of the Huntington 81 Baptist Church y London Con
F"rsle by Druggists Gr"rcrs and Medicine Dealers every
where.
M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-16

Dr. 4. 4. Cox.
A correspondent in this mornings paper urges d
=. e. Cox Of Talbot county, as the American eanc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-16
FRANCE.
The Emperor speech On the Openins Of th'
Inn herr

On Monday. the 10th. the Emperor Napoleon
opened the Legislative session in Paris. with a
speech from the throne. The scene is dasori-
bed as one of great pomp. and the enthusiasm
manifested on the occasion. as great. The fol-
lowing is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-16
.sOruN CLARK.

OFFICE ar McCoRELE& Co MAIN SfKfrf LYxcHRrnG Va
MIL continue to give his personal attention the sale
OF t"nny Produce ct every eiptiun particularly
10 the AMI Il Tobacco and ateTs himself
perienee OF years in the business the Planters
aud Farmers VIII not suffer b" being placed in his Rpa
smate advances made Tobacco snd produce when
IN haf,. JOHN CLARK.
inn n-cn1lN
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nhl SACKS PrestOm's Satin store
I9OVV and to arrive a thousand Sacks for sale at the
very low price of 81 80 Sack quantities suit purcha
sers Apply to the undersigned door to Iby Saunders
fe 20dts C. Il. LITCHFlELD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-16

Sn1lhe9s' nofrVr FOnTIH and WaTnnl Nts-
Cincinnati, March :, .s.5.
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SITUATION WANTED.-A yona2 man who
- has experience in teach IS sios OF forming an
engagement either assistant in school or Academy or
Tutor private family He believes himself qualified to
teach the branches usually taught schools As TO quaca
tons, character, &c, satisfaction can be gwen
Address A. G.. i.
l3 d&c2w Campbell Co. Ho. Va.
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&PRSNG STYLE for 'jt-snst received by
~ Express the lrs Ladies Congress Hened aites
la hes Mor7cco livccd Boots Ladies' Goat and Kid Boots
aud Bnshlis. something and nice.
LOUIS l.. ARMISTEAD,
ljtS Bank SQUARE
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PATrNT s3s,ssrsVv UInt

;. {. IERKTNt 4 UIr
Groom B,ek 35 1871 and Water ST. and 2a broadway,
Gnrner of Murray st, New York
AGENTsiowla land rr thcrs Norfolk Va: ] II Thomson
y I" lynrhhurg "a; B W. Knowles. Ri hnand Va; Gar
land Lester Petersnrg Va J. smith, Alexandria, Va.
l3d3u
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English I, ndir, EIcc,ioneerira.

The London Times says that an influence ths'
largely contributed to Lord John Russeiis return
was the admiration excited by the appearance a.
the hustsgs, and active Interest taken IN inc poh
by bis wife. Lady John Russell appeared IN Toe
city with her children, visited the different pong
booths, had smile and courtesy ready for every
voter. and completely won the hearts OF the mn''
tisude, who here, "a elsewhere like to see strong
display of domestic ties Another candidates wife
10 the country carried matters even further than
did Lady John Russell. Lady Mildred Hope, the
daughter Of the Marquis of Salisbury, and wife OF
Mr.. Beresford Hope-wbo has just got in for
handsomely the admission of all parties carried
the election for her husband. She cid not exactly
canvass for him, but all through the election she
was cons family driving about the town she also
was most active at the nomination and during the
polling and at the close, unable to restrain her.
self any longer, she threw up the window CT her
hotel, and addressed the mob in speech which
everybody agreed was better than her husbands
delivered Immediately afterward from the same
place.
This is practical demonstration Of "Woman's
Rights such as we could have hardly expected
in England, and which, even il this country, where
we hear so much Of "Woman's Rights would
40 alv he olo atpd
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The jamestown Celebration.

The indomitabIe Sut,ler of the Richmond Regi
ment, Mr.. HENRY MYERS, is getting everything
10 the line of provisions for the multitude to be
drawn together at jamestown on the 18th inst. in
applepie order. He has laid in ample stores of
eggs, chickens, salt meats ard groceries, and the
fresh meats will be taken down on the eve of the
day, and part of them on the day itself, that
no one need apprehend short or Indifferent sups
plies. The worthy Suttler has gone TO work on
the most magnificent scale, and we only hope
that the number who will take part in the celebra
ton may equal his expectations, and reach the
standard of bis preparations. On the ground be
has erected bar-room and two dining halls of
immense proportions He goes down this morn
ing to complete his plans In short, the Sut.ler
has nude every arrangement to acquit himself in
the very best manner. If everybody else does as
well the celebration will be worthy of the occasion
1t is no more than justice TO that gent leman to
say that Mr.. ALLEN, of Claremont, has rendered
every assistance to forward the preparations that
are making for the celebration.
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1854 and 1855 and certificate OF superiority over
all trotting stations exhibition a. the late Fair OF
1885, (he being disqualified according to the rules OF
the Society from receiving any further Uranium,
having taken it two former occssons and who is
now pronounced by judges 10 be one OF the pprest
bred and fastest trottng stations in America VIII
commence hia season on the first Of March, At the
stable of the subscriber, the Mechancsvis Turn
pike, one mile from the city Of Richmond The
season will expire the Goth of June.
TERMs-S30 the season, if prspsid; or SS5, pays'
HI. at the close OF the season. Insurance SJ'-
Groom fee 81.
Kossuth was fosled in Coluuba county, State Of
New York on the 9th OF July, l647, IS a beauutRl
rich dark brown five feet three inches nigh OF gfeaE
muscular power and symmetry OF form, dociie dis
position, and can trot his mile inside Of two min ues
and forty seconds to a wagon. His colts are remark
ably fine and promising, having good action, and sF
cry indication of speed. Three OF them reserved
hrst-class premiums 81 the State FslF OF 1902 ana
five at the Fair of 1856, aud from $500 TO S5'D 4
piece has been refused for Of ihem at one year
old -
PEpIGREE.-KOssUTH was sired By that world
renowned trottiuR horse, New York Black hawk
out OF the well known trottlng mare, Lsdy OF the
Lake Black Hawk, while living, was tue CHAM
pion of the turf and all of hi, get trotng ho'e'
and command high prices. For further particulars
refer to nv bills or the Turf Register, where II VIII
be seen that Kossuth is not chance horse or one Oh
doubtful ped gree bat that he belongs to tTottlns
family, and that one beyond dispute the very ysst
America and traces his blood for more thsn haii
century through line CT choice ancestors-si ceie
DRAFTED for speed and great endurance ana goes oat
TO some of the purest Arabisn and Enrhsh no Se'
Persons wishing to breed from kossuth Woud %
we'll to make early application as be VIII DO Aui'eu
h aving fall engagement.
Mares sent from d distance Will DC TAKEN SAio
Of 1t my stable, at forty cents per dsy ,,r,
II. J. SMITH,
fs 25-d2tcIst Near Fairfield Race Course
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C.ea. Tcdleben and sebns.opo,.

On his late visit to Paris, Gen. Todleben, the
distinguished defender of Sebastepol, was asked
by Louis Napoleon whether the place could have
been taken if attacked by the allies Immediately
after the battle of Alma. He replied that i!
could have been taken with ease, as there were
but few troops in it at that time.
This confirms the superior judgment OF Lord
Raglan, the English commander, who was strong
ly in favor of an immediate attack upon that city
after the victory at Alma. The French Marshal
opposed the movement, and Lord Raglan was
compelled TO yield.
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Died,


On the 7th irst, SARAH AGNEW, infant dsuah-
ter OF Patrick and Christians copnor. aged nineteen
months
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
rsaus ed to attend tbs funeral from Ut Peters Ca
tholic Church this morning, st 10 O'Clock.
" Philadelphia papers please copy. - i !
On ruesday evsuiug. thu 5h Inst. at u O'Clock, of
SCARLET fever, FANNY sLAFoa, only child OF Johr
H and Ann elizabeth Lsttwich, aged years and =
months 1870 49,.
FuneraI servi,es WIN tste place this morning at
half psst 10 o'clock, from the residence of Mra Sa
ran =. shelton corner Of Grace and 9th streets
The file nds Of the families invited TO attend
At his residence, u.sr WILLIAMSBURG on the 9Th
inst JNO R. WINSTON. in the S3th yearof his
age Mr. Winston dearly valued BY his many
warn and devo.edy attsshed frisnds FOR heart
which from is youth to his death knew no dissem-
bling Proverbal for his honest Integrity in all bis
dealings with his fellow kind TO excess to th-ss
who were under his care and protection while liv-
ing his desth has caused the ksenest sorrow in his
circle Of friends. He leaves behind him Borrowing
wife and three little children to mourn their irrepa-
rabIe loss.
His funeral will take place this morning at II oclk,
from St James Church. His friends and the ffsncs
of Messrs II. T. and J. P. Winston ere respectfully
invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-07

PATRONIZING TIE DRAMATIC citizens c!
Montgomery, Alabama, we infer, are not theatre
going people. At the close of late engagement.
In that city, benefit was giving to the manager,
VIM. NJ Ward formerly Of the Richmond theatre,
who being called before the curtain addressed bis
audience follows
Ladies and gentlemen 1t affords me much
pleasure to return you my thanks. am delighted
to see you au-U.at ftu hare h0norfd US aoith your
presence, since we came Ladies and gentlemen, il
would afford me pleasure to stay LONGER, but / did
not bring dLong money enough
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SPECIAL NOTICES

~ Fresh supplies or I3enutif,,i spriug
GooDs-BY Steamer and Exp press we are recsiyin =
eplendid Flouncsd Berege Robes =
Dc do. Grsnsdine DO ---es
Do. do Jeconst 90.
Rich Chints Printed befsyes
Taper r. yadsTe Striped Silks ....
Extra quality white and Black Moire Antique
Elegant Black Striped Grsnsdins
New style Bsysdsre Lovsliss
Pyrsuese Bhawls. new sftisle-------
Superb Lace, six and MORE Mantles
Real Point I.see Msutses aud shawls and Wells
Ana great variety Of other NEW and HANDSOME
Goods, which have been purchased by one Of our
coneern at lower prioss than ranged earlier in tn
sesson. Every article in large and choice stock
OF Dry Goods will b. sold at the lowest market
prices for cash, shsrt time to punctual custom
a full supply Of Cloths. Cassimeres and Vestings
Hsbis, Table and Bed Linens; Plantation Goods, 3 c
PRICE l. WATKINS,
my6-6t Nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
BROAD ROCK D. o.,

Ia2E~ ct ssHof sej ks2yk "a.
ING, 1851 THIN EFT
toTs Prs. si5s All. 1hh .s,.y My 7-Prosri.
Jas Tally names Oh. h. Shockoe. 4 g..
Tally-Ho, out OF Betsy White. 'ea" cs, ~
o I; Hare nsnss ,; Tolsr, yssr, OLD. bv cbu,
David Mcdaniel nsnes b. h. ys.y. hou,ovn
las, out OF Prisn mare "'a " sleh0.
Thos Doawell names Spider Leg vs,,,,,
c. Green names b. h. Fillibust.r :
Tallv-Ho. out OF Prism mare '''' Old, By
die Horses. S. entrance. Bal
z Gate fee 80 cents. A''Phsssr.
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ET EoiHerchants, Mechanics ond lot hers.
a7rchants and others wishing TO hsv g CIRCULARS
CARDS, BILL HEADS BILLS or LApING,
POSTERS, &c, &c printed, are invited to call at
our extensive Job Office, which supplied With al.
most every variety OF type, emb acns ell the lates
styles.
Our assortment of CARDS, la -ge and small, Bust
Des ana Visiting, plain and 10 acy. cannot bs az
celled
Wedding. Party and Ball TICKETS, and Visiting
and AT Polae CARDS, printed in the nestest posi-
bic ss'lle.
S-ll work executed at hort notice and at the low.
est CASH PRICES. call from those desiring any
description ct Printing s respectfully asked at the
"DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and
18th streets where can be seen some OF the finest
specimens of printing executed In this try
JNO D HkMMFRsLEY 4 co
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THE STAUEToN SPECTATOR, il which the True
American has been lately merged, is one of the
handsomest newspapers in the State The Messrs
Waddel are among the very ablest editors of their
party in Virginia, and Mr.. Mauzy, who has CON.
Quoted the True American, which paper is low
merged in the Spectator, will, without doubt, add
TO its interest aud prosperity. The Spectator has
our cordial wishes for its sucoess
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-07

xY'"Ross's DOLLAR ToBAcco," The most beau
tifoi and superior Chewing Tobacco in TIE ct'. 1t
was put up pressly for sales, out Of crop OF
su't-cUred leof which SOLD for s7j per 100 bs.
We confidently recommend il 20 our friends IS the
me Plus Ultra" of fine Chewing Tobacco. Price s.
Ger pound It can be mad of BENNETT, BEERS 4
FIsH2s, DrugSistr 4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-07

PHILADELPHIA, May AT the municipal ell c.
ton yesterday the Democrats polled largely in~
creased vote. Select Council stands-2i Demo
Gratis TO 3 opposition. In tho Commo n Council the
Democrats have largely increased majority -
VIM V McGrath, City Treasurer, ard Jas Logan,
City Commissioner, both Democratic nominees,
were elected.
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as. .,.s,on.a u. letter an ecsr ofths
that ths ilth March L,ut EsIeI 'saieo, Sis learn
msnt OF th..y,five men Of eempanyB. Of hat rs..
W1a S1 pss 81
sharp action defeated IA AMI rssoysrsS a,'er
nosss ~nlch ,heI = . stolen om Ssnor Vi IL Lieut.
o,hsr ss.ss a0's .tllss ID
Srsisf are also wounded and two hrEr.. vara
teo saa iosr wounded by the arrows OF .hs Aps
sh.ir Vas regarded quits cssSsa bI. to
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II A cEsAlkFIkID =. A.
PpE ESoE.,s-sPRiN9 N EETISg

4
haT with cot stats a. foilovs s%'a osy o.
rhsr Day Tuesday -swsepstsks for wa, ~.
the following '"'7i' closed with
WIN J. d w Gibbons nans'ch, t. By slsn,oe, dam T.,
mesa. @Sh 0an Hsfehlo.
Cheatham Tally names b. f. BY T,uru
Orstrix. Aaiy-ho, dom
Also, b, (. by Revenue, dam Andrsw.tts
A. u Payne names b. Q. By CbiIds h.,
Emily Thomas na'fod, dam
fhO mas. D'sEsll n.me'S C By Child. Harold dan
odsn Bowie and d. Hall name or. Rris. -
ALL, ftinse george, out OF ArrabeIs 81 Yra,tss y
also; D. c. Costinston, by Prince Georgs 80
Eergrsve. 'ss' VAN BY
+ ~ secosD Day Wednesday-Propriesor, pn.,.
- THIRD DAY, 1hwsday-Joskey Club Pure : 70,
foVsTH DAY, Photographers. Pur,a a,co
mile meats, three or more TO msks rsns 80
ages. M q EGcT R iIT5 Tor al
- ", Proprietor
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A MOST EXCELLENT TREAT, Including all the
delieacies of the season, was received at this ofc
yesterday from the ladies of the Cd Baptis. Chr
Fair. The beautiful weather and nor r,;ah,
lights now with us, will render visit 70 tho fa;
very pleasant, and we sure the lao,e ..i,, soa
that the public are not disappointed after oe,,ine
there, ... -." ..---- 7
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Thursday. Metnipx..lIay. q laas
Central Railrnad CAnpn1y.


a, CentraI Railroad Cenpnny.
! In our notice yesterday of the sale OF me ooNo
: OF the Central Company At s75, we Should nav NV
sa,ed that the bonds were previously 'o"n " ~
under the influence of the necessities OF eonNa''
'.ors, who received them in pay for work and were
conpalled 70 sell. Great credit Is das the ener.
ss,c md ,ndomi..ble president, FOR his sc've and
1saeee.sful e1sr.ions Ia .hisSsAaif Ths company.
during .his ysarr '-ss.A s..e gen oossu V ''e
...,,.,.. :. nall all the bonds Of the last mort
s.s. and p.yias the contractor. ID cash. If the
z.~.,,t-.c,o r, and the company had both come on
tb, make. together, the consequence would have
tbe,1 q probable decline below $40 The sale.
therefore. a. s75, has realized for the company e
slvfns Of ave dollars in the hundred, aud advanced
,se value of ali bonds IN the hands of contractors
TO the same extent. On every hundred thousand
Of bonds, the company has saved 5000 a. least.
We may add that the bonds have been cold to the
most substantial merchants and capitalists in this
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~ Abel Z. Mayo,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Will give prompt attention to the Liquidation Sc.
curing and Collection of Debts of every description
by legal process in the Courts of the City of Rich
mond and County of Henroo.
Dispositions and other Notarial Business punctuslly
attended to.
Any reference given that may be de,irsd.
Office opposite the Law Building, over August i
Ranpolph's. an lS-Im
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IT ~ n II y II u y III
The Eraef,pt mt LyMcSbury

LYNCHBURG, Va, May 6.--The rise CT II feet IN
James River here. has fallen six feet and is still
ia ling Percival's Island is covered with water
and the tressel work the Southside railroad
there ia swept away. No train reached this city
yesterday or to-day.
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Arrival of NEcaraRuar Soldiers. DANA q,
go the Crops

NEW ORLEANS. May ga British frigato has
arrived at the the mouth of the river with 100 OF
Col Lockridges men. in 4 destitute condition
The storm of the 29th ult. did great damage in
the southern part of Mississippi
There has been bad weather throughout the
South.
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-. TyyENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

N TWENTY DOLLARS RkNAhp
GH Ran away from Charles City county a 9s I'd
29eh March, two negro men, GEonoA "a
N RANDOLPH PAGE, 80 and ~ yeas o.a
IL both dressed In great sssk coats and pants ~
low wo9i hats George 10 low, square eai', W..
whisksrs all around the chin, Randolph 70 spa spa.
ana taller, without whisksfs but hn oien,sa "a
OF his eyes, and stutters when spokea to. They aa
either near the Glover Hill Pitts or 10 iowa. Ia.
county, or near Major Wooldridges farm' In A'''
marie oeunty. . Mi. In
Richmond Wh. "An''"
40 3O-W2ts
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Naval.

NORFOLK, Hay 6.--The L. s. sIoop of war Sc
ratoga. went into dock to day. A part of her crew
discharged. She will start out to sea as soon
as her bottom can be repaired.
The q. S. sloop of war Dale, sail ed for the coast
of Africa TO day.
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" l Gm Il candidate for the Third Cons
GREssIoNAL DISTRICT of the city OF Richmond
THOS. J. NORVELL.
Richmond, Va, April 18th, 1857. ap l5-dtd"
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The Eiecsion Ia PhiIadeIph;a,

NEW ORLEANS, May 6 -Collector Hatch of
this port has ordered the schooner Louise Mel sde
70 be seized, on suspicion of being SLAYER.
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EF Persons down town having business
with me, and who find it inconvenlent to come or
send to lny store, will p.ass leave their orders at
the store OF messrs y McGruders Sons on 18th
street, when they will be attended to
ap I--lm MARK DOWNEY
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NyAV RIED,

~ A.. ssh inst by tho Rev DR.. LEROY ~. Les,
NJ THOMAS JaLAaFRAnE to Mac EMMA b.
aItoEMAKER, both or this pspsT.
eY- Mobile papers pleas" copy. Fs a
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Gs TYLER Co take many portraits III a
dag as will fill two bushel baskets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-07

IT TYLER Il co. are as far ahead of sll cthers IL
theif business, IS an ocear is in advance Of
q canal boat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-07

DEAD.-Rev. VIM McKenney, for apspv wars
chaplain OF the navy yard at Gospor.., Va and far
two years of the navy yard at Wasbing,o, d;sa
Tuesday afternoon in that eitv.