davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington union., 1857-11-18
GENRGETOwN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown, ID. G..

VNIIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies long avorably known conducted by Miss l.
English NJ j. principal
assisted by Of and experienced teachers every
department Of learning.
Members ofCongress call Washing
place their daughters wards here under their
vision, have dohe graduates this
seminary representing nearly every state in the Union
for particulars address NJ. j. NARROWER,
Principal Of the Georgetown Fcmac Seminary,
Sep 12-eon Georgetown, u. c.
The Washington union., 1857-11-18
Letter writing and Copying.

DERSONS WANTING LETTERS WRITTEN ON
business, friendship confidential affairs,
promptly mr nea eseca,cd eso copying attended TO with dc
spa'eh atis cfeeeor u ,-..s. 4
Notary Public &c., of 7h and streets
N bah business in this ONCE kept strictly eouadensal
~ Eff b
qHs-2sgam Jntel
The Washington union., 1857-11-18

SoUyENIRS OF TRAVEL; 10y Madame lie Vert.
- 2vol. Price ~.
The operate Album; 4. Ives, Jr. 10
ngaz OctOber IS cents.
Five Gs,esays of knowledge By George Wilson, n y
ssp2t FRAScK TAYLOR
The Washington union., 1857-11-18
UNITED STATES MAIL.

FLORIDA
Poer OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Sept. 80, 1867
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the Uni
ted States from l December, 1857 june 1859
specified win be received the Oace
II s city H. sss q %snSs @ aS Of the 18th No
store ION Florida raioad by
three times week, in ourhorse coaches
Bidders will s'aie the distance name other intermediate offices
making close connexions railroad.
New River and St Louis, TO Newnansvre, s5 miles and
pSss. ss Srs % se ss S,s1 schedule y & ss and v
49, making close connexions NJ, with the railroad
Middeburg, 10 miles and back, twice week in wohorse
making close connexions with the railroad.
requirements n contracts advertise
msnt January 2 s in pamphlet FORM the principal
octa-law4w Postmaster General.
Marble Manufactures, Tombs. Statuettes, Etc.
TJyIIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
Il lion Of the public to his large and elegant stock Of
MARBLES, ToMTsroNEs, AND MONUMENTS,
his establishment street north between Twelfth ami Thirteenth
marbles, every other description
MARBLE MANTEIs or THE LATEST STYLES
OF his own manufacture, and Of superior quality.
IINrs DOOR AND WIN WINDOW o. E sIs CARRIAGE STEPS, NEW
fact everything that required in the marble and bust
ne T. either for utility or taste FOR ,ns ans ne arts, @
daily invites visit TO his yard where every ono can Judge for him
self
In addition Of
suitable for either the
imported by himself Italy these
fancy he will manufacture such
he hopes o the expectations Of his patrons
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
Estreet north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
Sep 3-d8m
New Agricultural and Machine warehouse,
55s Sereah street south Of Pennsylvania doae, opposite Centre
Mdrkd. aHa
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY FIELD GARDEN
sEEIs, FERTILIZERS SC.
TIME undersigned is prepared to furnish the
and all articles pertaining tho agricultural
lowest market having returned
New England States where
which he has taken selecting choice nssor
machinery descriptions He has made
arrangements all times receipt OF Important improve
take place the agricultural line another
portant this estab mcnt Vs. that the proprietor
agricultural mactnt with experience twelve
acquired thorough knowledge this all
lis various that he
furnish m articles In his nc reasonable terms
house In this country.
Machinery descriptions repaired at the shortest notice and
the reasonable terms.
with experience facilities conducting
ness importantly he respectfully soicis patronage
the farming community aud public generally shall always be his
object To please.
Yours, very respectfully, }. p BmroIOw,
55s Tth ST., six doors south Of Penn
Sept 22-3tcoi opposite Centre Market.
The Washington union., 1857-11-18

WEST JERSEY ACADEMY,
BIuDGETON NEW JERSEY
DAVID THosrsoS, A. NJ, Principal.
YNE fall and winter session Of this institution will
Il commence Wednesday, November 4h, 1851,
For circulars address the Principal.
RErIuuScs
Rcy. O b. JONES, H. D.. Bridgcon, n J.
Hon WM. BGIER Y. s. senator, ucarpelt Pa
TfEp FtEIJNGHp YsES L. D. New Brunswick, n, j,
Rey. JAMES MOOD d. D. Philadelphia, Pa,
Sept 1a--w6wt
The Washington union., 1857-11-18

We would attention the card Of wm Granin, who Is
Of he Territories and ao commits
sopcr n The United Court Of Claims Colonel candn Is thor
ougy business with tho departments at
Washington and the practice Of the United saes Court Of Claims
lNep yo,k Daily Neos
The Washington union., 1857-11-18

American Gothic and Brass-Foii Roofing.
INVENTED BY EUGENIo IATnIA ARCHITECT, NJ ), b. &c.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches villas, cot
IL ages, and lm buildings Once Gotea, Cappaqaa,
weslchester county, New York.
June l7--d1
The Washington union., 1857-11-18

Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York.
Trinity Buitding Ill Brocd'cay
TTNHE assets of this company amount to nearly FOUR
DOLLARS and entirely cash, of which three md
da invested bond and mortgage
city and State of New York valued at He NIT
lions Of dollars. . !,
profits already amounting to million sir hundred
the property tho policy holders
TNsNs
application and pamphlets giving every Information sup
Piled applying tho the coanys agents
FREDK S. WINSTON, President
ISAAC ABBATT Secretary.
SHEPPARD HOMaNS Actuary.
MINTURN POST, NJ. d.. Mctical Examiner.
May 261ys
The Washington union., 1857-11-18

OREGON.
l27oI Astoria Catlame Wash Ter, Oak Point Rainier
Oregon st. Helen, River, Wash, Vancouver souyes
Island Portland, Milwaukee, and Oswego Wash Ter.
Oregon CITY, Or, l44 miles aud bark twlpe week,
In stcamboats.
Leave Astoria Tuesday and Saturday am;
Arrive at Oregon City next days by 3pm;
Leave Oregon City Monday and Thursday at Ia IN;
Arrive at Astoria next days by am.
by Oceos hlboro Tualatn, and Wapsoo to
Ii fayete 40 miles and back once a week
Leave Portland Monday at lam;
Arrive a Faycttc next day by Gam;
Leave a Fayetc Tuesday AT pm;
Arrive Portland next day by pm.
127o3 From Oregon city l luteylc, Cmpoag Fairfield
Salem Independence, Bloomington liberty, and Alba
n.y. TO Corvallis, S5 miles aud back, twice week.
Leave Oregon City Monday Thursday "a m;
Arrive q Corvallis next days by 5pm
Leave Corvallis Tuesday and Friday at Tam;
Arrive a Oregon City mkt days by . p m.
l27Oi Corvallis by Stars Point Franklin Long Ion sus
claw Yoncala Oakland, 30 miles and back,
week,
I9ayc Corvallis "Wednesday at aaml
Arrive at Oakland next day by dp M,
Leave Oakland Wednesday at q "a IN;
Arrive at Corvallis next day by 6pm
Grove and Coast Fork of Willamette Oakland loo miles
aud hack, week,
Leave Corvallis Wednesdays at 7 ami
Arrive at Oakland Fridays by 4pm;
Leave Oakland Friday ysat7 N;
Arrive at Corvallis Mondays by N NJ.
Bids TO end at Winchester invited.
las, Etna Plum Valley, Dayton rayc,is, SO miles
and back, week. a.4a4g
Leave Corvallis Mondays a M s.s-a
Arrive At Ia Faycttc by m;
Faycttc Tuesdays a l D m;
Corvallis days D m.
salem, Dosks Ferry fayetie,
AZ miles and back, once a week
Leave Salem Mondays NJ cam;
Arrive "a In fayeue by spm,
In Fayete Tuesdays a m;
Arrive at Salem by SPIN.
The Washington union., 1857-11-18

d y
JONES d NOELL,
ARorasysd at Lac.
DUBUQUE, IOWA,
WILL attend faithfully and punctualF to any
wv bussaesl in the line Of their profession committed W hep
Collections made IN Iowa Illinois Wisconsin, and Minnesota Territory
and proceeds promptly RENTED,
REFERENCES.
Col. Thomas Green lw,.,t.u,o, ,,,,
Messrs. Pairo x Nourse, Bankers; ! e -
Hon. Reverdy johnson, Baltimore, Maryland.
Hon Hon. John 1oln h'Rson MS New York city.
Sep 2-dU
The Washington union., 1857-11-18

l21Os salem by City, Central Washington Butte
Calapooya Union Pine, willamette Forkf Mckenzie
and Eugene Cy Pleasant fl 80 miles and back onee
The Washington union., 1857-11-18

Gray haired BALI persons with diseases OF hair scalp read
following and judge OF the articles
Mira a Aliens ZyIaha lsa mum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07
The og.gin OF sYheat

The Eliabgrg Review, in late able article, dis
cussins the origin of the cereals, especially OF
wheat, states that there two theories npo1
this subject, one which considers races OF plants
immutable, aud hold therefore that wheat existed
tnce and may still exist indigenousiy, somewhere;
and another, which maintains that the cereal, Is
At present known, has been developed by cultiva-
ton. This latter opinion the Review advocates
mai1taang that the particular plant nom which
wheat originated is grass growing wild on the
shores OF the Mediterranean, and known 10 DO
tAnists by the name of ngiieps
Ills urged, In confirmation OF this hypothesis
that. wherever the cultivation OF species Il
kncsn. II is found that man has nrst applied to
hi. use a pant growing WHO about bin, eultiyss'
Ing Il, and scy ing seeds fren the best species OF
thu cultivated plant, until it reached state 30 far
sxeeinr its original condition. that it would have
been impossible for any but an observer of the
process TO trace its origia.
Ths origin OF wheat Is presumed to be analo
ets. and, In fact, the Review adds that French
b tsnist, reasoning In this way, and observing
many striking points OF resemblance betu cen The
sxlops and wheat. undertook to develope The lat
Ter from the former, aud BY saving, year after
year. tks ssed from such plants ss appeared 10
spproaeh sssrsr % Its ohjscs actually succeeded
Ia his ebJses The plant. Tina obtained siill con.
ssuss y b. sui,ss,sd. both by him aud by osbsrs,
ssA n yisA reel ss~s fds whsss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07

THE AMERICAN OFFICERS IN EseLAsD.-A
letter in the New York Journal of Commerce,
dated London, Dec 19th says that Capt Hartstein,
Of the Resolute, will return home in the English
war steamer Retribution. The writer says that
the English Admiralty have almost positively de-
termined to sepd out another Arctic Expedition In
search of Sir John Franklin. The letter, speaking
of the attention to the American officers, says:
The Queen treated Hartsteiu with marked al
teution at dinner and in the drawing room. AT
forwards she came up to him and said she wished
20 talk with him, and remained in familiar coHver-
sation for ar hour On leaving the Isle Of Wight,
there was q great display of enthusiasm as the
ship passed out of harbor, .he shores were lined,
aud the air rang With cheers We were escorted
by p steam yacht-wbich is always in attendance
on the ship-aud the fine steam f,igste Retrbuinn,
which was also acting as an escort, and We were
toered by Government steamer. An Admiralty
messen ger also continually in attendance On the
officers On Tuesday, Capt. Hartstein Is invited
70 Lord Palmerston's country seat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07

syz- To BUSINESS MEa-CHEcKs, DRAFTS, &c
The year 10 about ending, and many business men de-
.ire to commence with new ChecE and Draft Books
These can be furnished ut the Dispatch Cthce, en-
graved in style OF elegance unsurp ssaed any where
G.ntleman who dealre Checks engraved, Bill He ads
&C. surprising any thing IN use hefe should call and
Examine specimens at the d .spatch counting-room
They can have them w.th such vigneties End orha
tnenis AS are in the spcciaens, with any other.
that their fancy may suggest. Orders foe Checks
Drafts, Certificates Of Deposit Corporation Bonds
Bill Heads &C. be filed il she most satisfactory
manner ana So raIes surprisingly low, h,sIoheutt
Bankers. Cooperation Ohieers and others should ex
amino opT specimens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07
DAILY DISPATCH,
s<-~s><-~~~sS-s~~>~> !.
Wednesday ltiasRtns. Jasuar5 iS9F.
An Exrhnuye.

y
To give 10 the Board of Trade i's greatest ae-
gree of efficiency and energy, I, is necessary that
40 Exchange should be established In connection
with 4, ye,rs aso. when the writer Of this advo-
Gated both these institutions, the answer was, that
/, ,x.. 70. ear,y,ba. the trade of this city did not
wsrrsn, them. and could not sustain them II this
.renment vas Of weigh, then it will hardly be
urred now. The trade has grown since sufficient
" both 10 demand and sustain them. we have
air. adv the Board of Trade, but that cannot pros
per without The Exchange, and the advantages
from them boh are 80 great, that the merchants of
the city should cordially cooperate in their COM
riefe establishment
yrea, draw back TO the vigorous advancement
Of tie interests of Richmond has been the want
Of harmony and concert among its business men.
They do not meet and consult often enough; they
do no. confer upon the subjects relating to the
public interests how to benefit them, and how 10
prevent evils tina. threaten them. Injuries are
done before any notice is taken of them, and then
IL is discovered tco late Eow one ounce Of proven.
ton would have been of more service than q
pound Of are. Like the blind and the deaf man
the commercial community has TO knowledge Of
danger, as body, until its effects are fell. There
Ia no combined intelligence, no combined effort
either ~ avoid evil or promote q good. A few
intelligent gen tlemen look ahead occasionally, and
in casual conversation, or by G newspaper essay
eadeavor to awat n the public mind TO important
questions of policy, but little attention is paid tc
them. To remedy this state of things % bring the
mercantile and trading public more together, and
give power and effect TO their efforts by making
them united, The complete organization OF the
Board Of Trade and Exchange, is one OF the very
hest means- We cali upon the merchants and man
nfacturers to give the subjsct their candid ant
earnest consideration, assured that if they but d.
fhie, they will lin heartily in sustaining these IN
stfu,;ous
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07

MAILS FOR CENTRAL AMEyICA-We are re-
quasted 10 give notice that monthly mail will
hereafter be made up al the New York and New
Orleans post Offices for PHnta arenas La Union,
.4cqj9ltG and san Jose de GHetemala Central Ame.
rica) fer dispatch by the California mail steamers
of the 9Th of each month from those ports. Said
mail, on arriving at Panama, will be Immediately
dispatch I'd thence 10 destination by the steamship
Columbus, belonging TO the Panama Railroad
Company.
TIE single rata of United States postage il 10
cents when the distance from mailing Office is IN
der > 500 miles and % cents when the distance
is over 500 mies--prepaataent compulsory - Union
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07
New York LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY, N. Y jan. 6-The Legislature of the
State met TO day The House organized with
Dewitt c. Littlejohn, Speaker
Governor Kings message was received The rev
enue of the State received last year was nearly
SI8 900 900, and the expenditure nearly SIS O00
0O0-balance in the Treasury, upwards OF $1,000.
coo The canal debt il upwards of 500 DOC, 600
and the canal receipts So 10000. The banking
sy stem ia in healthy condition.
The Governor declares the Presidents message
to be an imputaton wholly groundlees. He gives
at length his views on the questions of the day
and aIudes to the Kansas "ou.rages"
The message, on the whole. is an able docu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07

The SCARLET favEE The prevaIeree Of this
,jsesae al the North. and iss fatality sHons chit
ben has attracted attention to the "feIla donna
question" The recommendation which evokes
much discussion Is the application of q globule Of
u to the tongue Of each child, in the house every
day. The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
contends that It Is poison. while number Of other
medical authorities advocate It's use. Several ply
icans.. besides those of TIE Homer psthc ''persua.
sion,' recommend its use AZ q preventive of the
disease
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07

late in charge of Fort Mif1n died to-day, at the
Lepierre House of Erysipelas
W D. Casey, an active fireman OF Norfolk. Va
died on Monday.
There were 429 deaths in New York last week,
1G being OF scarlet fever.
There will soon he. within and around Chicago,
no less than FIVE theological seminaries.
Col Titus late CT Kansas, was in New Orleans,
Wednesday last, with 100 men for Nicarsgua.
The Boston Chronicle contains statement that
Mr. Sumner will not leave for Washington, a. ne
intended, owing to the advice OF his physicians
The schooner Jove Mario, bound from Mexico
IN New Orleans, was lost on the 26.h ult. with
900 in specie and cargo of hides
ST. Pauls Episcopal Church, Norfolk, narrowly
escaped destruction by fire on Sunday night, from
detective tue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07
Suicide of n Sea Captain

O6DENsBURG, n. Y. January !-Captsin Ly
man Case committed suicide on Sunday night, by
banging himself in the rigging of e vessel. He
was tifty wears old and leaves family. Nervous
debility vas the supposed cause of his insanity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07

ARREST OF A SUPPOSED F0RGER-John Fer.
ris was arrested in Bottom Saturday. charged with
obtaining nearly $4,000 from several Boston tanks
in October last, by forged checks. Mr.. Ferri~,
who ia quite youn., maa, has been travelling in
Europe since the alleged forgeres, and returned
il the Niagara, when be promptly arrested
and committed to answer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07
RICHMOND January oh. 1897
Two AL. WHOM 1T NAV CONGERN.

/ Notice is heraby given that abb ut the lest
OF October, 10 my Pocket Book containing variCu us
the following, VIZ: Bend No 2, dated TIN April l349
isaued By the sts Louisa nowl Virg mia Central Rs
roai Com oan, TO Elisha Melton II co for tn ee hun
dred dollars; bond No OF same date ard am unt
issued By said Company, to Elisha Melton Co both
which bonds ,Sssued to me by said Melton 81
Co Also bond OF e Fontaina. President, for six
hundred and fifty dollars given to for negro hire
for the wear, 1856 and bond of E. Foataine, Prss.
dsnt for six hundred and fifty dollars given for negro
hi for the year, 1857. also, lost at the same time
bond 10 81 of the Virginia Central Railroad Com
usuy dated ist December, 1854, issued to C K. na
SON Or his assigns, FIR one hundred dollars. Fer a
renewal of which application viii also be made.
an oersons are warned egeinss trading for the
abnve nenti 2ned bonds and notice is hereby given
That shall apply to the President Directors Of
the Virginia Central Railroad Company. for renew
al of tbs same JOHN S. BUCK
;s7 -diaW2nl*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07
PENNSYLVANIA Legislature.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan 6-The House of Re-
representatives. of this State assembled here too day
J. S. Getz, was elected Speaker.
The Sens.e meets this afternoon. The Demo
Gratis have nominated William Williams, and the
Republicans David Taggart for President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07
MANY FRIENDS.
RICHMOND Dec. 3ist, 1856.

RICHMOND Dec 3ist, 1856
" In reply TO the above article, signed
macy Friends, will say, that the support which
they offer ms, Is truly gratifying; and while haze
RESPONSIBLE grounds TO expect such a mark of pull.
lie favor in nv behalf a. the bes.owsl me- of,h.
office of CITY SERGEANT would he, | will of
my services to my fsowctzens, IL it shall be ;her
pleasure to elect me
Very Respectfully, GEO. w WILEY
ia l. 1w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07

~ To the Voters OF the City Of RIch.
MosD TT undersigned respectfully announces n
the voters of The city that he 10 candidate for ts
Office of CT CY SERGEANT, at the ensuing must
CT pal election and would be pleased to receive tn.
surrsges. JOHN II. RICHARDSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

|" Insurance upon slaves, upeB terms
that cannot fail 70 give satisfaction may be obtained
in the BALTfNonE LIFE Insurance COMPANY
Persons having slaves to insure srs requested call
and examine the RATES. &c OF this Company. It
insures for one to seven years.
B. PRICE, Agent,
$50 Main st.. opposit. American Hotel.
THOMAS PoLLARD, Medical Examiner. Once ~
Powhatsn House. jA7-ft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07

THE MILLIONAIRE NEGRO SINGER.-Among
tie celebrities OF New York is Z. z. Chris:y the
negro minstrel, who having made princey for.
tune out Of burnt cork and Ethiopian melodies.
u0.g lives the lie Of wealthy and fashionable n
Yorker He recently made a great dash in tha
streets with 8 magnificent Sleigh which attrac cd
urusual attention. fri m its srleldor and lac beauy
Of the prancing sud of enow,white horses. to
which it was attached Ia The summer be drives
cut in an elegant carFisge, behind two splendid
bays, with fine large coach dog running under
the carriage. He is qutea connoisseur in horse
esb and in driving ont aiternates between his ba Y
ard white horses. II his promenade he il accom-
panied by large bul!.errie T, splendid specimen
of the canine race. His alth il prodigious ar d
as he has been economical and labogious while
earning it, he feels authorized to spend it freely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07

~ Special Notice. The particular at
tentien of the public 10 called the sales to take
pIace THIS DAY LIST The "Valuable Farm in
Henrico, Al miles below Richmord at - O'Clock a
And, 3D. 'Vsuable House and Lot Broad street,
between Esd and oath streets. for T. Jones' Trus-
tee at o'clock, P. M See auction bead.
js7 GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07
E.pECIaI NYTIGE - kEQU EsTED

E~PECEhs1 EUTICE IA kEQU ESTED
A TO THE FOLLOWING CARD.-A Lady pos.
sessins thorough. compl,t snd accomplished odu-
cation and rho has recently experienced a nest un-
expected misfortune, il desireus of obtaining
ploYlnsnt in the South TEACHER, and having
devoted great part of her life to the study Draw
ing and Painting, would prefer giving her attention
exclusively to thet branch Of elegant and fashion
bic education. She would not OH ct, however, 10 4
situation Governessto family of children, to
take charge OF select number Of pupi in neigh
borhood Further particulars made known spplI-
cation Terms salary will be arranged to suit cir
cunstAncss and according to amount of duly perform
ed. The highost testimonials siveu to qusifc.
tions &C. Address LADY TEACHER"
TO care CT H" Box SIS, Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07

Fatal AFFRAY.-Last week, in a row at Vfcks
burg Miss, among the boarders of Mrs Foley
James Rsirdon stabbed to the heart Morriss Car.
roll with bowie knife lie then started tor the
door, where he was intercepted by Thomas Kahn,
whom he also stabbed TO the heart They both
died almost instantly Kairdou is still at large, but
the officers think be has not left town
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07

e To G. w. Wfiey-Dear Sir: As maoy
of your aequsintancss and friends desire to Ter
you will please snnounce yourself a csndi data f
that Office il agreeable TO you do sad We beg
you to feel assured of cordial support believing
you deserving and competent
MANY FRIENDS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07

~ beg leave 70 asn0uscs - the vssevs
Of the city Of Richmond, thst an q Candidate t,r
the ones Of CITY SER0EANT 1t thu snsufns
siscsien and most rsspst tfuly sslic th.r support,
ia 7-6.s JAMES D. ELLETT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07

The contested election case of Mr.. Harlan, OF
Iowa, was debated without coming TO conclusion
Adjourned
House-Mr. Boyce, of s. c., gave notice OF an
amendment he intends offering to the tarin Dill
In which he proposes that on and after January,
1857, all goods, wares, merchandise and other pro
ducts under the existing tariff, which pay 90 per
cent shall be admitted that rate, and that tea
and coffee be included in the schedule.
Mr. Greenwood introduced a bill more efectual
ly 20 prevent the introduction OF spirits into the
Indian country. Referred to the committee on ju
dietary
A debate on the Presidents Message continued
until adjournment.