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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-26

~ Go where you can get the best and cheapest
portraits, 1ss Main street, TYLER 4 Co.'s Gallery
Thew work bv steam
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wFresh Leeches..I have lust receive
ed, by Adams Express. fresh lot Of Ewsedish
LEECHEs. which will be applied upon the most
re asonable terms.
r. s-Cuppins and Leeshine promptly attended to.
Can be found a. all hours of the day. at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and at
night, on 9th street, French Garden Hill
my 25-ts re. HoBsON.
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A. TYLER Il Co.'s Gallery IL over Woodhouse l.
Co Bookstore, 1S9 Main street Be careful you get
In the right place. Enquire for the Steam Portraits
Taken only by TYLER Co., 1879. Mark down the
number, 1879 Main strest Remember the name, TY.
IN
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--~SrRCIAL NOTICYn.


~ Edwin Robinson ESQ, On the Gov.
INGTt y AND ONO RAILROAD Tho following cues.
tons respectfully submitted to Mr. Robinson. Aud
fail answers thereto requested, in order that the
people OF Richmond may estimate his htnsse 10 I'D.
.,ca.s ,hs completion Of the Covinston and Ohio
kAilro'd
DID you not in 18l0 bring Chsnssry suit In be-
half of the Richmond. Fredsricksburg and Potomse
ksilsesa for the purpose Of stoppng ths sFanspor.
tation Of passengers and freight for the period OF
eighteen years or thsreabous. from the Junction
TO Richmond on what IL now the Central hoeo
Did not your BILL filed In thst suit contain the foi
lowing prayer:
JOINED FROM m NsPoRTING ON TH0 RAiLeos D 80
PRoP ,s o, Pc ssons PRoPsRrY On To MAIL Y
Are you not ut this time attempting 70 enJoin Inc
alton Of passengers on that rosd4
IL NOT tbs Csntrsl Road, between the Junction and
Richmond, the connecting link between the Gov
ina,on and Ohio Railroad and tide water!
How do you propose to reconcile your advocssy OF
the Ccvinston and Ohis Road with your efforts
to Gu. of he transportation Of passengers from that
road to the tide.waters.
Will lou not II successful cut of the travel on the
Gowns ton ard Ohio Road from Richmond AID oiVef'
Il to Alexandria
viii yeu vote for an appropriation, If nessssary'
to comul ,he Central Road to Covinston!
my IS Il SEVERAL SoTLnS'
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ITO I'll AT THE

One beautiful evening, the first day of May,
On the NOISY bank of q stream lay,
Listening to the wild birdssinging 80 free,
And dreaming, dear Hattie, dreaming of thee.
Ihssr thy sweet voice in the rustling leaves,
Asst floats along on the whispering breezs;
Itspeskn in a language all thine own
II speaks to my heart with sersphs tone.
murmur thy name to the babbling stream,
And see in ita waters thy blue eyes CLEAN;
Furaptured, gaze on the beautiful vision,
Whilst hope TO my heart whispers, "'tis no de-
iuscn"
With PASSIONATE prayer to Heaven above,
kiss the bright wave tnat n irrors my love,
Whilst the tenr of pure joy that falls from my
eye,
L -ofs up from The wtvs to its home in the sky.
X. w.
RIcuIosD NAV 18th, 1857.
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U LARGEST sKY-LIGHTs extant and Steam, at
TYLER l. Co.'S Gallery, 1879 Main street.
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sEC'Ys OFFICE BOARD OF TRADE.

N
EY' The Annual Meeting OF the Board OF
the Office Of the James River and Kanawha Compa.
NJ, GA WEDNESDAY next, 27th inst, at 5 o'clock
p. M. WEI. B. ISAACS,
my &c ct Sscretary,
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TRLR0RAPHlC NEWS.
.EroRrED FOR TAR prsPArol


thu w CHtuCE~sk W0 VUl0 MEvUHs
CINCINNATI May %, 1857 Tho weather -
much warmer, and the accounts respecting 'uo
gro wing wheat are more favorable. u..
The river at this point is falling slowly A"0
water Ia the channel measures eighteen feet'
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Steamer Jemastown. Parrish New York, mdse. and
passengers Ludlam Watson
steamer Belvidere, Keen, Baltimore, mdse., Lud-
lam Watson.
sloop william King, Dennis, James River wheat
sehr George Psnnisson, Petersburg, Mill Feed, II.
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EY- 400 to 800 Portraits taken daily at TYLER 4
Co.'s Gallery, 1S9 Main street.
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SAnED

gehr. Mary C. Torou, Barker down the river lish
gchr. Liberty, sadlsr, Clsremount Hay.
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THE AMERICAN AND WRIG TICK ct
PLEDGED TO VOTE FOR THE
CONVICTION AND OHIO RAILROAD!
CENTRAL RAILROADl
DANVILLE EXTENSION
DISTRIBU T1ON OF THE PUBLIC LANDS
AND AGAINST
HENRY A. WISE
TO THE UNITED STATES SENATE
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MARINE INTE LIGENUK
ARRIVED,

Pert Of Richmond, May 5-HiSA Wa.sr II o'cloek.
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sy 90 TALENTED ARTISTS employed at TYLER l.
co g GalIsrv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-26

= GENTLEMEN'S GLOVE MiU
suH sHOES-The genuine article: extremely
soft, and the fiaest that can be made of
several together with the largest and hand
soonest assortment of every other style CT Gentle
mems Shoes now worn. l ever had in store Gentle
men in want of the best quality Of Shoes find
complete sssoI tment to select from at No. 4S Main
street. opposite the St. Charles Hotel, at
nv rs VIM WALSH,S
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MANTLEs, HlANTLEs. VIII open this
1VI morning, large assortment black and coloIe
Nantes just from the manufacturers. Ladies' wou d
do we'll to call early and make their seeetons alsc
large assortment of Black Blk and Cotton Netts,
and Trimmings suitsbe for the same.
ny26 L. GOLDSMITH POS EYoad st.
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NIX WEASONS why all HOrlmen use
- DUVAL q SOhTON'S HORSE TONIC
lat 1t is the CHEAPEST preparation for the Horse
I'd IL IL pronounced by all to be the MOST BEnE.
FICIAL.
Sd. 1t is the most AGREEABLE to use.
18th. 1t IL the pUREsr and most CAREFULLY pre-
pared.
5.h II has certificates from RELIABLE men.
9Th 1t Is the ouly article that fails TO give
ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
The immense sale Of DUVAL & NORTON'S
Rorue Tonic, nearly l,0O00 900 bottles per year, at
test its excellence and popularity.
DuVAL L. NORTON,
Hanufsciurers and proprietors,
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nAtkNes ROBBERY On sunday morn
- ing between one o'clock and daylight, the bar
of NV window was broken ef and the contents Of
the window stolen consisting ef about II to Is pair
Of p,tent leathsr kid, and cslfskn sewed Congress
Boots and Shoes. will give liberal reward for the
detection of the thief But do not expect to get
them back will take this opportunity to say to my
numerous customers that have large assortment
OF the above articles hand, which will sell at
from iftesn to twenty per cent. ess than they eau
be had tho city; with my celebrated calf.
stio sewed Boots which am selling at the uGprece.
denied low price Of Us 3D.
.
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ARNlVEKsARY PARTY.

MI THE
W"RIC HMOND JUNIOR BLUESpE2
WILL CELEBRATE THEIR FIRST ANNIVERSARY,
BY A PARTY,
TO BE GIVEN AT
CORINTHIAN HALL,
On TUESDAY, May 26ih, 1897.
And respectfully invite their Honorary and Contr,.
buting Members and friends to uaite with than.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-26

nHEsS GOODe, DRESS GOODS.-Oul
u stock of Dress Goods lie large. ne and handsome
If you want Lawn at l2A cents to the finest
Handsome Jscone.s
Splendid new styls Organizes
Low priced and fine Bsreges
Ve'y handsome berege Robes
Very handsome Orgaudie Robes
Black Lawn Jaconets
Oreandies and Organdie Robes
Black Bereges
Black Grape de Espange
Grape de 0rientes
Tamestine
English Pop'ins
Low priced and fine Silks 30
Black Silks
Striped Mourning Silks, &c. &c
Call at the New Store, IT'S Broad street. wher,
Goods are ell new, many having been bought within
the last ten days, Ia New York.
CHILES & CHENERY.
my q New Store IFS Broad It,
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DANGAINa, BARGAINS, BARGAINS
ID GOLDSMIT'8 store IL the most attra active place
in this city. Just the crowds OF ladies hocking
there's and what il the cause Of 1t! Why, he is sell
q GODS of every description can be had of him at
's.vins Of at least IS per cent Embroderies Para.
mnss Millinery Goods and host of other articles,
which are to be closed out at unusually low prices.
e. GOLDSMIT,
my26 205 Broad street.
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lust X f CEIVk ID an assortment OF
y Brooks Coloted Spool Cotton, ct
INV 26 G. HARTWrII,R
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DHINTED LAWNs.--10O } DIS. r Printed
Il Lawns, I24 cts; 1000 do do, Is 1000 do do Is4 /;
Fine Organdie Mrslns; Muslin Robes; Berage co.;
Terlton Robes, at greatly reduced prices, ct
C. A GWAfKINS
my26 Opposite Exchange Bank.
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II ATTENTION IN q N r q q MI X Y
IN GUARD Attend a regular Company Drill. at
mi Lafayette Hall. on MONDAY EVENING, 25th
W inst ct o'clock
BY order Of the Captain.
my IS -.2t JOHN McDONALD, O.S
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VOL. I'd THEODOSlA.
DYNEFOR TERRACE, or the Clue of Life
By the author of Heir of kedsfs."
SISTERS OF CHARITY, Catholic and Protestant
and the Communion Of Labor. By Mrs. JAIME
son.
THE Poeticai Works of Gerald Massey.
THEODOsiA ERNEST. Vol p.
Received and for sale by A. MORRIS,
my 25- St No. 80 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-26

DUARDkNG -lMrs FRENCH, two doors
ID from St. Paus Church, Grace street hss sevs
rs! vacancies for Gay bcardsrs, which abe would be
pieas.d to have flied By genteel young men upor
70 usona hla terms nv 26-Se*
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TFHE GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE
L SEAsON.-M ANTILLAS, MANTILLAS-Rs-
oeived this morning, by express, $50 Summer Man.
tias purchased at an enormous sacrifice, and will be
offered on the same terms to close Now 10 the time
for bargain in GUNNER Mantillzs at the old stand Of
ALFRED MOSES,
mvS5 6S Main st
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GREAT SACRIFI q E.--LAWN AND
u BERAGE ROBES AT COST.-Having large
assortment of the above msntiened articles, | will
close them out at coat. Also large lot Of Brass,
Steel and Whalebone Hoop Skirts, which will be
sold very low Parasols Of every description Lawns;
Bereges and Mousslsipes, all of the latest styles
nice assortment of Collars. to be sold at half their
value Black and Coored Elastic Belts oniv l2t cts;
Dimity Bands, 81 cts Yard wide Beached Cotton, 10
cts per 20. All Of which can be had at the cheap
store of JACOB LEVY,
my 26 Is Main at.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

TIE LATE OPERATIc CAMPMGN-REsuLT OF
Mr. STRAEOsCH's SYsTEM.-The highest magma
tive fight of the directors of the Academy of
Music has beer an operate season of forty
nights and, as a rule, shorter seasons have ended
in grand collapse of the manager and a foray
upon some small town like Boston or Philadel
pbia, with diminished company and general
razeeing of expenses on all hands At the CON-
meDcement Of the present season Mr.. Maretzek
took the cream Of the business then quarrelled
with the Executive Committee, and went Off TO
Havana The Academy then remained closed
for two or three months, when Mr.. Suakossh was
requested 10 undertake the direction which be
did simply promising to give twelve nights OF
the Opera He counted the cost beforehand, aud
resolved 70 pay all the bills LET the result of the
experiment be what il might. A manager who
intended to pay, whether the money came in or
not, was a rdrd aris and attracted much attention.
At The same time Mr.. Strakosch resolved 70 have
DO unnecessary expenses. He was a man Of
bwiDess as well as an artist and he cut off many
of the camp followers who had sponged upon pre-
vious administrations. In the matter OF adver.
the mos; successful traders in every line of bust
ness, and Published bis announcements in the
daily journals Of the largest circulation aud
widest influence, confident that through them he
could reach every patton Of the Opera. He cut
of all the DrigaDd journals of the Erpress stamp.
and received, as might have been expected. a
torrent Of abuse In return for bis independence 10
doing his own business after his own fashion.
The small daily and Sunday papers bazed
awoy at Shsckosh and his artists during nearly
the whole Of his first season, but without much
effect The other managers, who knew as well
as Sirackosh that great deal Of money had been
thrown away upon these journals. looked with
amszement upon one who dared TO have a system
of his own, and TO carry il out without regard to
the lbels Of the Bohemian journalists. The fire
season resulted 20 probably that another was i'm
medistely commenced under the same manage.
mert and upon the same system The whole
number of representations in both seasons was
twenty-five. On two occssions-the benefits OF
Madame de Wilhorst and Mr. Srackosb-more
money was taken than had ever before been re-
ceived at the Academy since the present scale o
prices was adopted. Mr.. Strakosch comes out of
bis campaign with handsome balance on the
right side Of his books, and every bill paid
The result of Mr. Strakoscb's experiment az a
whole, and particularly the cordial manner in
which the public responded when bis benefit took
place, form convincing proof Of the truth of his
theory, which we have no doubt will ultimately
be adopted by all the other managers The at
taeks upon him did him no harm, but hal rather
contrary effect The small papers said openly
that be was a bad manager, that bis artists could
not sing, because be did bot give them few
dollars per week for advertisements Of no value
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The Manhattan Gss Company.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

In an article publsbed In Jour paper Of this mosniss
headed The Gss Companies suspoiops and suppcsops
sussesed which certainly very and inju
ous 10 the companies. and especially the nanhas
tan ass % npsry This company has recently been sob
isosed 10 rigid ssamns BY Committee Of the Beard
ofCoupcmen and nc NE tssmosy elected The folIsw
Ing facts esablshed:i The quality Of the gas hat
been usifovhy good . The meters By which n has
bel measured The correct and OF the
most reliable kind. O. That 10 impossible for the In
supmest or meter 70 register against The nsumer n
any breguarty occurs IN The working Of the measure
must Of necessity be against The COMPANY. In regard
10 pressure was shown that oil gAs companies strive
from principle OF interest, 70 work under the lowest
possible pressure high pressure causing OF ens
NOT through the burners OF consumers without giving
more light bat through The joints and impeyfec1oos Of
the mans which conduct through the slreesD These
points being proved, how oan be possible that the
suspscsons In your article b siehfuly entertained
The managers Of these companies clam be fair honest
upright men ssd The recent isyesseaos regard 70
Manhattan Gee Company hes shown nothing justices
The article compliance OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

NEW ORLEANS. M,rch a, 1857.
The sAles Of cotton TO-DAY 500 bales, Of un-
changed prices Decresse in the receipts OF cottor at
this polt, compared with the same time last year.
66,000 bales.
NOZZLE, March 20, 1857.
The Adu<yters msIke' circular reports that mo sales
OF cotton during the past week have been 0c0 bales
and the receipts 10 the same period 800 bales
II COO in the p0ndirg week last year. The de
In the receipts at this port compared With the
sRn time last season 10 "a 600 bales Stock on nand,
1l0,Ct0 bales. Mddling Ii quotee at 1870
PROVIDENCE, arch II, 1857.
Cotton-The demand has been steady during the week,
with moderate Saes, ut full rates. The week closes
with An upward tent ency In prices. Tho wool Market
has been bIm, with light saes, 1t full prices Sales Of
the week, ~, 400 los Printing closhs-Aarket active
snd prices tend upward An advanced rate 10 demanded
for renewal Of contracts Sales Of the week, IL 600
D.eCea
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Malls for Europe.

NAaAh HOf E0rOpcs
UdB NEW YoRC HEaALD-EDfTtoF FOR EUROPE.
Yhe ounard mail steamship America, Capt. Lang. viii
sssve Boston on Wednesday, n noon, for Liverpool
ne Buropesn mails will close In this city 10 morrow
sfsernocn, at hslf- past Two O'Clock.
- European edition OF the HnAID printed IN French
cd sngsh will be prbsbed n ten O'Clock In the mern
inS. nnsie oorios In wvsppcrs, sixpe.ce.
subscriptions ertiseuens for any edftio. Of The
INV York RnALp VIII be received 1t the following places
In Europe
LespesAm European Express Co., 81 King william D.
pAxs- Do. do. SPlsoe dc II Bourse
LvBsrooI-Do do. Chapel street.
Ldvu-eoI-John HuEteT, IL Exchange street Eat
HAvH-Am b European Ed prca o., ~ Rue Ocrneine
The contents OF the edition Of the HsRALp
VII mblne the received Dy mail ana lesraph
NE ooe during the previous week, and up - the hour
q publ,catjOn.
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Fourth District Court.
Before Justice Van Cost.

INTERFERING TO THEATRICAL MANAGERS AND PLAY
eoERs
MARCH 7l-Pipg 10 Lavs Kecne Suit 10 recover back
one dollar paid for two sss the dress ercs Of Laurs
Keenes theatre on the evening Of February 20 last
II 10 claimed that when The tickets we're bought, the
seller represented that seats could be lad, ana on this
specific understanding the money We paid. AZ
soon % vas found that the house vAa fun end
seller and demanded his money bsck vhhch refused
This action 10 brought test the legality Of his prac
The defence sssed for iury and the sssss ct down
for trial on Tuesday NEXT q O'Clock r. r.
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The MIGRATION TO KANsAs.-The immigration
TO Ksnsas 0 the present season. sr esceeos anything
OF the bird before Witnessed IN country We
doubt whether the emigration 70 CALIFORNIA; vas greater
than hat going forward 10 the nev terf orss. ~
Douis oiled with Strangers and stcawes crowded
With the sturdy yecmsnry o. the older ssaAss al dessiss
for ibe fruitful pls,rs Of Ksusa.-M Louie p>rrccre
kUct 10.
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Court OF Special Sessions.
Before Judge A. d. Russell.
TIE JUDGE AND TIE rKTTIFoaoKRs.

THE JUDGE AND THE rKTrIFoaaERs
MARCH 81 Tho court room WAS crowded 10 i've utmosr
capacity this morning with prisoners Witnesses 5000
tstors and By looking NJ the oulprs box would ina
CINE that would DO impossible for even our sfneien. sno
discriminating City Judge 70 give them ir and impair.
tia trial he were 70 preside on the Der CD Oil; Q ate
them v1 deter mined for The coming sumner :. ssus'
Indeed, Judge Russel we're 70 alo~ each witness W
SPIN out long yarn preparatory 10 wha,hey knc~ Scout
the matter under nvestsa and " be would permit
the crowd Of pesfossers nest me rombs and DO
used 10 make The walls Of this ainsl thsip
bench, hs would be compelled TO 80 Ill mldoishi A
striking nsance Of this faot occurred this r. when
ss Isey I've youns mes ssrs osarred "so e.ss
silver watch, valued sis, the property Of Thomas a.
al appear for Gone, may please your Honor" aie
en- Ambitious disciple Of Story, With Al unsxcepuo-sslc
.Irsprssent Mr. upssy, may I, please the coer,p OBJ
served another 0pirant tor legal fame
Bere dyspspuo cid gentlemen, Who 70 on appear
cples approached the bencn viih msasured aeps ana
informed the Judge that he thers ensous
"Issvs svSd 70 sy. SAID one Of Toe counsel, "bs-
force tbe osse prcocedsn LAY H. ctr rcspop led ne
crsssss sssss,ios By an slsOor.,s opening we WI
% drunk d.. he nssoos I lamp pc, for a. a'msse
friend "CA Up your witness and stop your spesohy-
ing here, shoused the Judge persmpsory. rs intsssa
patiently 70 The evidence for mones or .vo sod wan
remarhabw intuition, which 70 DO his dsr gaisb-
ps charsossrstc, perceived that ssuf ssss, :,
convics accused, and said 81 dad him not ealyu
Az this uncture OF The trial the vegetaransh looking
advocate mildly addressed she benoh saying tia, sAs
story OF his client vas periecsly vuthful ~ donr
.n, 70 sss, Sou :. s os,s GO Toe mother Of mo
speAs Win The Judge, and the friends Of the party s
The court
A sTRArAGEM.
julia Jackson, VINO charged with sssauItiss
Bridges Maaoo said she wanted 70 have fair trial ~
brought . very serious charge against the plain TO-
namely thai the complainant lived with her HUSBAND
But Of course her story w not credited, she vas
sent 10 the peniteptiary six month"; ID really
smuspe 70 witness the strAaGems which these unfoe%
unste pessons resort 70 In order escaps pusish nest
EVER plan vhich humsn ineenuiv devise 10 eagerly
usd, and 10 acommos pTao Toe for females borrow
bsees for the purpose Of ~ortpe upon the parental ssd
ympathetic feelings Of the Juose
POLITE DoDou.
John Lee end Jonn Mason, too well dressed youu
men, who were remanded on Tuesday. were broughp
p seemed, IRON the evidence Of the complainant .
phy respecasle lazy that the accused politely offered
sssht oey 'rto stage she came of ferry
CT but mnoe Ntely afsey she vas seated her purse
on@isnG large sum OF money, vas gone. A number
Of police ocsr stated that noted picspoctes
but % The svsssce against tnem was not c5ncluslve
they we're discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23
Superior Court-GepersI Tern.
Prssnt-Judses Oakley, Deer, Bos ~ortn s,osson
Eoodrar

eanuel r. Townsend va Empire Stone Drerslps Car,
PAM Order N be settled ~ chambers.
John Ia Favee So Marks Fire Insurance Comns,r
judi ent afnrmef, with costs
A spcrs Brown vs. q Richardson et al -ords, "A
be setted. -
atlantic Fire Insurance Company v, Ethan Ror.,-
Judgment for plaintiff
Charles Edmonos W. Daniel Allen New trial. oa.,.
70 abide event "' WV"
Paul a. Brsz va Edgar Farmer ct sl--Judsmsnt for
plaintn on verdict with cosu "
samuel Stevens et al w. Commercial Fire Iosrrspcs
Company Com plant clsmsgd
osnarine NJ johnson, execu,rix, SC, vs. the Huds1u
hv~ hsirosd Company - Juds mcnt sn msa -Itn
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The southern Mall, sc.

BAIrMOkF, baroh II, IbbT
We have no mail 10 day south Of Mobile
Our politicians al fever heat reg riding the appoint
ments On the possibility tbs, the bes city oGses mar
be given 10 poAt from the Interior Of the State
ctc,orrg great arr nbFns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

Non-Arrfval Of enc Circassian.
HAIuAI, March IA. n.
mo screw steamship Ohosssian which was appointed
70 leave Liverpool for thn port vie b Johns, N r., On
ths IN Instant has not yet been heard Of here.
thick smow storm prevails with essterly wine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23
The Cotton Crop.

Augusta, March Il, 1887
The a,st Information ON all parts show The decrease
In the receipts Of Gotten 70 be use oeo bales compared
with the same time last season.
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The General Assembly Of Rhode Island.
Providence, March "a, 1857
The General Assem- bly, adjourned on Saturday. after
session Of eleven weeks The principal business Of the
stsssa has been the revision OF tho State laws