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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

F,1u RAILROAD ACCIDENT Yesterday no;nns
rand ChaIs. Gay CONDUCTOR Of eses tI.a 20 70
49, Is,sey Coma Rsiroac Was lnstA-uJ hhes :"
L~ b@iuF crushed bstween tso cara wh4eh DC 20
eogpnE H body cut o'o 'hee ees y .os .p.d oSS
.hs,. Ne was about - o. age snd was 80 "A
mon,S. since a: Ezibs:aPoT tbs eecsa'ed I'~'sJ ''
in OF usst 6osgoR
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Election FOR JUDGES.

DETROIT Monday. April 6, 1857.
This city gives 200 Democratic majority for judges
Of the SupTe Court with two wards to hear fro n
The returns from the interior OF the State are scatter
ing and indicate that but a small v,te polled.
The weather tc day has been cold aud bo.stereus,
accompanied with snow.
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE

HARRISBURG, Pa Monday. April b, 80.
Senator Penrose OF PhiIadelphs died to-day. Both
Houses sojonrr ed in consequence.
The Governor has appointed Jas VI. Armstrong. OF
Lycouing Judge of the Supreme Court, in plsce OF
.Indoe Black.
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FIRE AT PENDLETON. OHIO.

PENDLETON, NJ ndsy, AprlI o 30.
The saw.ml and lumber yard OF james Mack, at
this place, were burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
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CnNNECTICIiT ELECTION.
NEw.HAyES, Conn, Monday, April G

NLN-uANbN, OCln, uOhuh(, ApiH "
The, election returns are scattering, owing to the
sorpi, which has aYo diminished the vote The opin-
ion il that the Union State ticket viii be elected The
Union csIdidates for the Legislature are probably
elected.
70 Congress, Mr. Clarke, in the Hartford District
ard MFR. Dean, in the New-London District, both
Union, sre elected. TIE Fairfield District s doubtful
nothing having been heard from the Ltchfeld part Of
it; but it is supposed that Mr. Arnold Administration
is elected.
OF the three Senators in this County, the Union
psrty have probably elected Peters in tae With Dis
tritt, and the Administration party English in the
WITH Di,trict and perhaps Spencer in the With Dis
tiict.
The chances for Sheriff of this County in favor
Of the Administration candidate by about 100 majority
The Administration Represent sve is chosen from this
city by 200 maj ority.
Hartford elects two Republican Representatives and
gives the State ticket so majority to the Democrats
Ezra CLARK jr, Opposition, is reelected to Congress.
TIE Democrats have elected three Senator'S in the
Ist District, and the Republicans in the Id The
Hid District is very close.
The House and Senate are believed to be R3pub.
Gcsn.
Enough has not yet been heard in regard to the
State ticket TO form any opinion as to the result.
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TIE WEATHER.

BuTFALo Monday, April 8, 30;
Spow fell here last night ara this morning to the
depth Of one foot.
CIscIrsATI. Mondsv April s. 1857.
II raiped steadily here yeTteids, til evening, vheo
i; tnowej. The weather i. very cod this morning.
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gF ICE IN THE PENOBSCOr RIVER

BANGOR, Ne, Norcay, April D. 40.
TIE ice in the Ptpobscot passed his city to day and
is ssid 10 have gone clear below The opening OF 1av
isa.iou is ter days earlier ibsa last Yeg
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RAILROAD CASUALTY NAVIGATION.

UsWEGO MUnudy, dVIH y I0"I'
A brakeman named VIM. Clsik, wsi killed on Sal
muay evening, on the Oswego and Syracuse Rail
read.
Navigation bas fairly CONNER ced The propeller
Kentucky. with -four and tbe scboOners Auna M.ude
and Sultan arrived yesterday from the Canada side OF
the Lake,
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| NETWORK LEGISLATURE
From Our Own R.porer
SENATE....ALBAsr,A April 6 1856.


SENATE. .ALBAsr, April 6 1885,
REPORTS.
Mr. UPHAm-Relstve to the er rgement Of tue
Csyugs ano seneca Caral Third reading
Mr.. RlDER-To annex the Boston Corners to An
cram, Cclgu b,a County. Third reaiipg
Mr. MADDEN-To incorporate ire Peoples Stesn
Ferry Company. Third reading. Special order for
Weor esday at p N.
Alao, 70 regulate the use of Sllps ard whsrvss IN
New-lork Cny Third reading.
kr j. A SAlTH-To pint 100 copies OF Asse nbly
bill to amend Oh spter 10 Of Laws Of 1885, Ag-es1 To-
THIRD READING or BILLS.
The following psssed:
To authorize the Greenpoiut ard Newtoun Road
Company a. collect toll en- their bridge.
To amend the act to incorporate charitable be-
nevoept and religious societies.
To acorpoIais the Geneva lily yenic Institute Com
To modify the Exemption laws in the matter of labor
performed in family as dom site.
The Auburn and Csio Pl ankroed bill.
Relative to the presery alton of deer.
To provide for the preservation Of trou. in the inland
waters Of the State
To change The nsme of the town OF Linden, Cats
reugus County, TO Elgin.
To smt ma the charter of the Chemung r abroad
Company.
To- INCORPORATE the Port Richmond Fire Company.
To Incorporate the Fire Department of the Essen
District of Brooklyn City.
To amend chapter 81 Of the Laws Of 1857.
To amend the chatter Of Jordsn village.
in the city Of Troy.
For the payment of canal damages to Huntley and
Others.
To amend the chsrter OF WssdsDort village.
TRINITY CHURCH.
The Senate in Committee of tue Whole. MIR. Oar
ling in the chair, considered the bill 10 amend the
charter of Trinity Church, but no one being prepared
to epesk-Mr. Sckles, who Rad the floor, beiog i'll
progress lei Orted and II made the special or
der fer 4p. m.
CANAL APPRAISERS.
Mr.. UPHAM had consent 10 Introduce bill TO TX
the term of office OF Csnal Appraisers.
Mr. UPHAM, in intr ducing the bill, said that the
State would be greatly benefited if tue Canal Apprais
ers went out of Office as the Csnsl Commissioners did,
one in esch year. He thought il wss damage to the
Safe to have all these officers 90 out at once as they
now DO and this bill to remedy the defect 10 that
re,pect Bill referred to Canal Committee to report
complete
GENERAL ORDERS.
The Senate in Committee OF the Whole, Mr.. FER
DON in the chair, considered the following bills:
Relative to Divorce. Progress.
To organize In Insurance Department and to regu.
late the business Of Insurance. Progress
Recess 10 p.
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HALWAx, Monday, April 6. 1857.
The etc amship Cncassian, from Liverpool on the
10Th ult., via st. Johns, N. F., arrived here at 9
O'Clock on Sunday morning, and will sail for Portland,
Me-. on Wednesday.
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ASSEMBLY

Mr. LEWIS moved that the House shall proceed on
Wednesday to the third readiog of bills, under the
Joint rule.
Mr.. LEAVENWORTH moved Friday.
Me.srs. VARNt NJ and JONES reminded the House
that The most important bills yet remsinei unac,ed
upon and 10 order ehould be fixed until those bills
were considered.
The amendment was adopted, AMI, 90 amended I,
the resolution passed.
Mr. HOGEBOOM on question of privilege, called
the attention of the to an act passed some days
since 10 lsgmstize the children oil Marcus &. Stanley.
That act leea lied greet wrong. 1t allowed vile
man, whose history he recited 81 length TO take the
children from their mother. Tdis was vioatlon OF
gel-seed law; bat when the history OF the man was
known it was piece If moDsfrnus legislation, which
sbould at once be rectifed After detail ed statement
of flcts which plsceo Stanley IN tne light OF greaI
villain lily of almort every conceivsnle crime, hr
H. brought in bill 10 repeal the Law referred to.
A long discussion en-ued, when Mr. WOODS moved
10 order the bill to a Il ird readiag.
Mr.. FOOT objected, arr gave his ressons at length.
A further discussion f,lloweo, and much excitement
ran ugh the debate when
Mr. WOOSTER moved the previous question.
Mr. FOOT withdrew his objsctlon stating that ne
oopcurred with the House 10 it, opinion that the prin
cipIe of tie bill to be repealed WAS wrong. and that
these chilnren and all similarly stusted should be
left with the Courts
The bill was then pared, Yeas 80. Recess.
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THE l.. S. STEAM-FRlGATE MERRIMAC.
BosToN, Monday, April 1857.
The Uotej States steam rate NJ srrim.c arrived nj
from Quarantine this forenoon, and anchored off tn
NAVY Yard.
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FRESH DRY GOODS.-We are receiving
Il per ship Riga" direct frem Liverpool, a variety
Of seasonablc and desirable Goods, among which are
Plain and Printed Persian CLOTHS
Printed CASIIMERES snd De LANES
English Mourning PRINTS
White BRILLIANTES
White CAMBRICS and JAC0NETS
Checked and Stripped SWISS MUSLINS
Plain Swiss and NaiHsoOk do
Black Hohar LUSTRES
TABBY VFIVETS, all widths
Travelling BLANKETS, in variety
Real Manchester GINGHAMS, &C.
To which we invite the attention of the trade.
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AND COMMERCIAL

Sales IN New York, SATURDAY, Of 5000 Virginia Sc
at Ola # }e-f-
TVS sua.R MARKET.--A letter from New YORK. On
ted Friday, says
"rhr last news from Havana has created 80.
excitement in the sugar market here n'ine, n,ici
decidedly anxious to dispose Of their rtaos, W ;,,
patton Of urther reduction in price inis ln,' 49,, s
some as0 hhds. Melado aud 100 hhds. snLiar, A.,
sold at a decline of a &c. per ID on yes.11..H n
ure- aud Sc .On those current ON noh"a' '
BALTIMORE, Auv l51Fiour ha. declining teId o.
heavy Wheat Arm: rcd si&idSlh', Mhi.e sl nh
al 10 Corn lower; yellow sGb'6 cts "h'ee ozo>f
~ ynvx Aug I5-Flour-The market to-day
as se,j. with sales of 40 barrels at decline
az cts on ohio and p cts. on southern-$s.tGds
Al (, Tor comlnon to good State; Ohio 81 o5g7 IS;
Southern t6.7tGs7,25. .
SWhcat-The market to-day closed with declining
Corn.Thc market to-day was quiet, and quota
tious are nominal.
RICHMOND MARKETS. AUGUsr II.
FLOUR-Sales to-day 10 the trade in small lots, at
s. aud market not 50 buoyant as il has been. No
operations for shipment.
WIIEAT-So change in wheat. Receipts smartly
increased. Good to prime red, Sl45d $50; prime
white. 5 .l5stDSl.6H.
CORN-Pretty firm. at 5000 cts.
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The Weather-Meehani Meeting

[CoRRGsPoNDENCE OF the RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH,
PETERSBURG, Aug. 18th.
Should any Of your nnumerable readers be taken
Win cn,arLteS nyye,dR direct them To Petersburg.
Ne have had to-day Il luxurlant supply OF genuine
eastern weather. The sIruccu, bearing with 1t the
UusG clouds OF Lydia, the summer sostICe of south
rIu hInd, the skies of sahara, and the tempera
Ut torrIdity difficult to locate. In fact, thr
DAY has been remarkable for its heat. At twelve
O'clock the mercury rose to lOIo falling 10 81 at :,
aId - at clock. During the day, several ladies'
tuHted III the streets. brass hoops OF course Were
ln J"opdihy vi melting. HUuge refused to do IT.
au'y. .riIe collapsed, and perspIratiun ruled
prruIe.
Ine Merchants OF the Corn Exchange, contem
plate giving shortly, grand entertainment l.
,heIf country friends, which If Priv2.c Ldyices may
pv Eiedlr Il, "ti prove one ui the itrest oyationr
oi modem times. lhc banquet VIII take place Ii.
the rotuuua VI the n&chauge bun ling
\ driver named IhUlnas, save of ,tr. .JnO u
4asIdhd Was seriously, aud perhaps fatally injur
ed 'l.s morning ny being thrown nom his wagon
through Tie Hahuc behavior OF ms horse. Jnt
arm - Df1kcn his face painfully cut up, and III.
Icit chest injured internally.
IAe house OF 'iartld Cooper, on Harrison street
was broken lnto yesterday and robbed OF several
vainloe articles oi Jeweiry, amounting in cost
about so.
4hc mechanics held an adjourned meeting this
evening, at the Courthouse, winch was largely at
tented \ series Vt twelve Resolutions were pass
ed. pertinent 10 the objects of the proposed assuc
Atiuh, appointing committee Of ten to draft bye
laws ana constitution Tor the same and Tecoh
mUudlng the establishment Of a Lyceum, for tn,
behoht vi apprentices and mechanics generally,
MI Of "hIch we're unanimously adopted.
Ned Allchliis, free culured, charged with making
a murderUns assault on his vile, with an axe, was
before the Mayor to-day, but the witnesses being
absent, the case was postponed, and the prisoner
admitted 10 Sl0O bali.
Ihomas Hughes up" for threatening to
shoot one smith, (ot course il unnecessary to say
Iottcr one,J II he interfered white friend OF his
was pouring plug ugly battery into the features
OF 4. '. frOsise. dog catcher general the city
Of Petersburg, few days ago. Admitted TO bail In
the sum Of 300, 10 rcappear on Monday.
Delegates from knoxville, are fast returning to
their native element, Disguised with ther trip.
ami down on the starvation hospitality which many
OF them met with. ARIEL
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IcoRREsPosDENcR oP THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH I
SAVANNAH, Aug. 10, 1857
If news was as plentiful rs rain, what u deluge /
should send you. The rain seems to have daniped
the ardor OF our inhabitants, and we have but lit
tie stirring except III the political line. Three candl-
dates in the field, and the classics have been
brought to bear upon the campaign ThemistocIes
bury brides, MIltades and the Greek Slave have all
been brought before the public for review. The
treek slave, our friend of the ,ieorgiau saws has
donhtd hoUps-to make IL greater show 1 suppose
Much amusement Is anticipated during the cam
palsu, from both sides
Speaking OF ram, We have not had a clear dav
since the 9TH OF July. Ii has raIned IL DAYS since
then Today, hope, We will escape, thoug h ces-
sation at this time must cause good deal of sick
ness on the outskirts Of the city.
uenS Walker and Henulngoon arrived here on
Saturday night last In quite quiet manner. No
puuIlc demonstration took place. Whether the
ueheIai VIII deliver rs IA speech not. do not
know, but presume he will. Judge brown the
democratic nominee for Governor, holds forth to-
night.
Al seems in my letter in relation to encampment
In Mliledgeville, l unintentonally did injustice
10 the Moosrs. Brown of the MilledgeviIle Hutel-
he origin of the difficulty l am unable TO learn
but cannot tall, 1 understand, on the Messrs
brown, who are gentlemen VINO do all in their
power Tor the comfort and convenience of lhrir
guests hS many testify My version was from hear
say, aud Therefore / hasten To correctit
" wheat II coming III freely, but prlces are NOT az
h"ttefihS ~ they were last week. Corn still hold,
we'll at sI.iu 10 ~, AZ.
cotton Is looking we'll and promi.as N Ior.
crop, tut will Ice late. We understand A line nt
rropeiiers viii soon he put on between thu. and
Now loIk III opposition the line of side wheel
boats now running. NiGs.YTr
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Tom LonG--The Weather and the


CORRESPONDENTS OF 1HE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
DANyILLE, Aug. Ii, 1857.
The negro, Tom Long, mentioned in nv last let
ter as having made an attempt upon the life of f.
b. hsen I'D, Was captured TINS county ON LAST
wednesday. The citixeDs of the neixhborbood
held a. meeting, aud II was determined To SEND him
10 the county jail To await legal trial A strouv
disposition, however, was manifested at the meet
ing To enforce the law of Juuge lynch, but pru
deuce prevailed and l am CHAD, Tor the honor of
the county, that hei citizens were So we'll proved
- DO d la" abiding people even amid the greatest
excitement. VI course, 40 ienlency will be shawn
f"o nesfo iof this s too glarIng case of intent 10
murder, too black all Instance OF base ingrati-
tu4,. - be passed over lightly.
4he weather, to-day, 10 much warmer than | hsve
experienced any Jay this summer 1t ID so nor
that lear, unless We have rain very SOON our
Ps oi MISUNDERSTANDING. tie .i.l,. s,.s,ns W..
AaNs 0riSIoOte had, Nil suffer gTeati, on account
%. Thought. Tie wheat liza Ice Il Ihered in and
ALREADY our farmers have cuuumt o. Ell u tleroa,e
'he Heishts VI the iiicninund dnd Danyiile haii-
i"d' " u'eir eonsisnIneAts vi this article to tine
'''i'Aiis7'oh iheiehauts vi Jvur city.
"a ~" !" just nov Is exceedingly dali Nothing
. Il" ana h'o'd5 ~ az a. aAauy vi the l.,iie,-
mat class oI oar cltlzens who n Yer permit auIl
mess 80 eonAe ABOUND thei--haye Jeff for the conn
tiy some 10 the MOUNTAINS, and Others In tha
e"uhtiS residences Of ffIeuds. our several G.,aI.
s.nools' however, viii be opeasd ON the lst
IioAinio' when We hope teachers will hay. f,II
s'e as tes really deserve fur their very .x,I,snt
Dam.
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RUNAWAY.

40 $50 REWARD The above re-
ward of fifty dollars will be paid for the appre-
'henson of a negro man, named JOHN, some
~. times calling himself Nelson, if taken within
tEo state aud twenty five dollars if taken within this
city county upon his delivery to the subscriber or
Mr.. VIM Greanor. of Richmond The said negro
ran away from the factory OF Mr.. VIM. Greanor, on
the nth of June last Hei man of rah sprghtly
aDDearanc" very quick in answering when spoken
to- is abuat feet or inches high quite slim and
very dark in complexion. 1t Is supposed he Is still
lurking about this city county; and as he has
relations in fredericksburg and Essex county, he may
be in either of these ncighborhOods.
j. 5. TRIBE, huntsville,
Sim Essex county, Va
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r rssz=zz.1 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
~ wirAssssa5sty RAILROAD.
Track completed to JACKsoN's RIvYRi

In advance of time advertised, the rails now Laid
and instead of the 18th Of July,
on THE 10Th
The passenger trains will certainly go 10
JACKSON'S RIVER, within six hours travel By
stages to the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. over
good road. -
The celebrated Greenbrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased by eptire new
Company who will enlarge the accommodations TO q
considerable extent this season for visitors.
Passengers reach the White sulphur from Peters-
burg Richmond, Baltimore and Washington on the
same day, and the Sweet Springs next morning 10
breakfast.
Passen gers for the Rockbridge Alum. Bath Alum
Warm Ho: and Healing Springs, take the stage AZ
Millboro and arrive at the Springs to supper the
day they leave Richmond:
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f. UNION STEAMSHIP CON.

-
- f1s1s PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA
NasutIe Afsxss CITY POINT AND NORFOLK. steam
ExAS1EzSS19er CITY OF RICHMOND Captsin y
Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA. Cant David
Teal; steamer VIRGINIA Captain h. Rooms
one OF these Superior Steamers NJ leave Richmond
until further notice, every MONDAY and TIIVPS'
DAY, touching al City Point and Norfolk to receive
fciGht ana passengers. Returning, leaving Phila-
drlphia every WEDN ESDAY and SATURDAY morn
inks Mt 10 o'clock.
These Steamers are now in fine order increased ac-
commodRtlons for the comfort Of passengers having
been added, AZ also NOR. room for fright; and we
hope, by regularity, dispatch and care In protecting
goods committed 10 our charge receive AM Increase
Of patronage.
E5- No traushipmentb by this line
Passage through to New York and found $40 10
Do do Philadelphia, and found st
cabin, m
Passage through TO Philadelphia, not found ID
cabin, m
Passage TO City Point and Norfolk same A. by the
River Boats.
81 Passengers by this line can stop in phiIsGel.
phia two or three days and then proceed 10 New YDk
ey the same ticket ii. Il. FUTILE. Agent
rkafta
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-aUMHHH RETREATS.
H1G0ER's WHITE sULPHUI

HAGGER'S WHITE sULPH q r
~ SPRINGS. BoTsroURr COUNT, VA-This de-
fightfu watering place il open for the
of visitors The efficacy Of its waters, the beauty o.
its scenery and the saibrty of ts climate, all being
80 we'll known deem il hardly necessary 70 mentlon
them further The Table and Bar shan az All silss
be furnished with the choicest Sians and the hhes'
Liquors
The Central Railroad having Just been completed
within ten miles of the Springs makes tins place as
Passengers leaving Richmond in the morning by the
Central Railroad arrive ut the Springs 10 supper the
same day. with only ten miles Of good staging over
good road. ann
Board per day:
" per week. ~ ~
Children and Servants half price
y7-dIm p A. HATCHER, Proprietor.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

o-E DISSOLUTION OF CO-PART-
&&3A NERSHIP-The undersigned, who have
been conducting the CARRIAGE MANUFACTURE
ING BUSINESS under the firm of AlNSL1E.
BOWEN Il POWELL, have, by mutual consent, dis
solved partnership.
GEORGE A. AINSLIE will fulfill all the engage
ments and obi CATIONS of tho irm collect all debts
due thereto, and will continue operations at the
same place. ~ formerly, in his own name; and hay
ing enga ged the services of d. Y. BOWEN and Ii. II.
POWELL in their respective departments, aud adher-
ing to the established practice OF the concern OF en-
blowing none but the best workmen, using every
care in the selection of materials, and strict perso-
nal attention to all work done by hope to receive
continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed G. A. AINSLIE,
u. Y BOWEN,
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RICHMOND AND DASvrlLE RAILROAD. /
July 81, lsj7. !
"a rg7 AMELIA SULPHUR

Il 4, r-s;Eslt.sss.s----ss1 AMELTA : Q l. 7 II Z K
80 x1Ers Stss SPRINGS, NEAR JETERs-
NILLE.-SPECIAL N0TICE.-for the accommtaJa-
non ~ persons visiting the above popular Springs
special tram Will be run every SATURDAY after
noon commencing July nth, leaving Richmond sta.
o., =. NJ, where Onuibuses viii be in waiting I.
take visitors to the Springs Omnibus fare q cent?
returning, leave Jetersville every MONDAY morn
inS, NJ 90. A. ~, and arrive in Richmond at g:a1 A.
VI Tickets for the rousd trip by this train f27S
whcn purchased at the office in Richmond For ali
cRets purchased Oh the cars ten cents addition will
be charged over the regular mail train rates
Je3 C. CAMpBEII Suporintarau.
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*Charged to profit and loss account past year.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, ONO COUNTY
Personally appeared before me. j. X. Dickey, a
Notary Public for the county aforesaid, Daniel c.
List Cashier who duly qnalined that tue above
statement is true to the best OF his knowledge.
dyen under my hand, this eth day OF August, 1887.
J. K. DICKEY, n L.
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y FRESH AND RELIABLE MEDI-

@CINES-MEADE Il BAKER, practical Che
IL mists and Pharmaceutists, IS6, \: W. corner III
Ia Main and 10th streets. Richmond Va offer to
PHYSICIANS and families complete and varied assert
rnrnt of PERFECTLY FRESH Drugs Medicines, Chemical
and Pharmaceutical Preparations; Ground and whole
spices, sIFTED and PURE; Surgical Instruments and
Appliances; Trusses in great variety; supporters
Shoulder Braces; Medicine Chests; Medical Saddle
Bags: Pprfllmery; Soaps: Brushes Combs: Cigars
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, of the best brands
Pure and Old Bran:y; Port Wine, and the best Lon
don Porter. selected especially for inyalid5.
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~<N MUDDY WATER.--W AFTER Fill
SATERS.-Wea are manufacturing Water Filters
> - at the very low price of 5 80 which every
~ family should have. They will filter four gal
Ions of river water in hour, perfectly clear as
any spring water They have only to be triCd to b.
appreciated. Call and supply yourselves at
kEESEE 4 PARIS Pottery,
ie7 Corner of 18th and Cary SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-17
CONDITION OF VIRGINIA BANKS.

BANK OF THE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA,l
WINCHESTER, August !, 1857. J
Dear Sir: enclose statements showing the condi-
ton OF this Bank ON the LIST day Of July 1856, and LIST
day of July, 1857.
Very respectfully, Your ob't servt.
ii. NJ. BRENT. Cashier.
To His Excellency HENRY A. WISE,
Governor of Virginia.