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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-29

NEW PAPER.-The "Virgnia and Tennessee
News"'is the name of = paper, the publication
which has been commenced by 4 stock company
1t Bristol, the western terminus of the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad. A. K, Moore, Eco, is
the editor The paper is published in = locality
where Richmond merchants will find 1t to their
advantage TO be known, an object which may be
accomplished by advertising In the News
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~ sPEING, which causes all Nature to bud forth,
10 upon u.s. Now 10 the time to purify the blood By
taking CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE. A few
bottles will ward eff the insidious attacks of Summer
and keep the patient always fresh, healthy ssd vi.
gorous.
Again we say, keep the Blood Pure" Carter's
Spanish Mixture is the only thing which will do it
Trv il at oprs-don't dAlay Ct
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MARINE INTEi.LIGkNCE
Port of Richmond, april 2e-High Water 81 o'c

Port Of Richmond, april 2e-Hish Hater 81 O'clock
ARRIVED,
schr D. v. Seasons, Lyons, Wilmington c.,
lumber, Rsgland Bro.
sehr VIM Gregory, Backlsnd, Rockland, lime,
Bridgford x Co
sobr Josiah Achorn, Merrill, Rocklard, Inns, l.,
Libby.
schr. Onward, Smith, Matanzas, sugar and molsss.
es Workman 4 Co
SAILED,
Steamer jaime stown Perish N. Y, mdz and pss-
senseIs Ludlsm and Watson.
Steamer Belvidere. Jones, Bait maz, Ludlam l.
WATSON.
schr shshes. Cooper, Providence, R. l., mdz w.
D. Cclquitt Co
seh,. D. w: Eldridge, Ogden, Charleston, bran,
Jos Brummeli.
schr Albatro's, Wilkinson, Fredericksburg s,al,
g Peake.
schr Hampton. Eddns. Frederieksburs, in bal.
last.
sehr Jos Libby, Spence. N. C in ballast.
echr c Carroll, Busnieht, N. c., in ballast
6losp Wm. King. Stainback, down the river Ii ht
MEMORANDUM.
Schr: Gallego and bark Virginia. in tow of steamer
VIM. Allison.
NEW YORK April y Arrived schrs Lydia Ann
VOORHEES,, Richmond; surprise. Cole Citv Point.
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TxLRaRApHIC NEWS
REPoR1ED FOk The D1sP 40 o.
The Pacific Wasen Read.

WASHINGTON. April % Tho War Department
has completed arrangements for the Wagon Road
from Fort Defiance 10 the MAORI River. Il H.
Beale. Supt; @. H. Heap, Asst Supt Jos p.
Hambleton, Physician. constitute the corps. 1t
Thorburn, Of the navy, accompanies than, for the
purpose OF making geological surveys. Twenty.
Ave camels and dromedaries will be used BY the
party. This, with the other parties organised for
other sections Of the road Ia to rendezvous 1T Ne
Orleans on the Goth of May. 1t is thought the
party over which Beale Ia Superintendent, includes
fifty picked men,
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Missouri Politics

ST.. LOUIS April 27-James s. Rallinss, recent.
" recommended for Governor by the American
Convention. announces himself q candidate for
that office. in opposition to the candidate Of the
National Democracy.
Gov jackson has fixed the Sd of August for the
sigma ton of Gov Polk.
The election for Judgef of the Supreme and
o. 9TH. courts is fixed ~ the first Monday in Au'
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~ The success of TYLER Co rests upon the
basis of their being hard working set of men, tho.
roughly understanding tker business, and plenty of
means to put their plans in execution. In addition
to the many inventions TYLER Co. have already
eff, cted In picture making they will shortly intro.
duce plan by which objects out Of doors can be
taken while moving, instsntaneously. They are in
imitable in their profession. Depot for fine Like.
nesses, 1879 Main at.
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a. To BE CONVINCED that the licensees TYLER
Co. make for so cents are better than those sod
So elsewhere just step into lS9 Main street and be
assured of the fact. The investment 10 but tris.
and the time required but a few moments II you
do not not get portrait for so cents that as perfect
as art can make It, we will take a back seat to the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-29

HEAVY Aoss.-The cargo of the schr Yolant
wrecked on the Eastern shore OF Maryland, has
proved = total loss. The merchants of Portsmouth
and Norfolk losing about Sl5O0O and the Navy
Yard at the former place from S5 900 to $40 600 in
machinery
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT OXFORD, N Con
Sunday morning last fire occurred in Oxford, N
c, destroying all the houses on the west side of
Main street, from Mitchelrs drug store to Will
liams Hotel. G. Hernden's store and stock were
destroyed The entire loss is estimated at $40 600
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HARPER, for May. has been furnished US by Mr.
]. w Randolph, No. l2l Main street. where the
periodical may be had.
We have received from the same gentleman,
Orkney" story-book for children, from the
press of Harper, which may be purchased at his
store
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A SCHOOL boy at . recent examination In an
English Academy was asked who discovered
America.
81 wish 1 may die" says = correspondent, IF he
didn't gay Yankee Doodle"
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Bishop Early. Of Virginia, preached In Memphis,
Tenn on Sunday Last

- THE PORTRAITS TYLER & Co. make for 50
cents are not worthless carcstures but are credita
BILE works of art, and all who see them do not hes
tate to pronounce them such. Great efforts are
made by Tyler 4 Co. to make them creditable both
themselves and to the public for it is their fnten
ton to permanently locate at 1883 Main street. -Four
hundred taken daily by the aid of machinery and the
steam mercuty vat.
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A uev, drama--"1hE VIRGINIA OoMEDfANn---
g.. 10 be performed as the MArshall Theatre to.
night This drama 10 bounded upon the splsndd
novel under that title, Of John Eaten Cooke, one
of the most gifted Of the young authors Of Virgil
MIA brilliant production, which achieved for Mr..
Cooke an snviable fame To dramatise . popular
novel is difficult achievement, but No understand
that the dramasist Of this admirable work has en-.
deavored to preserve and present the leading
beauties OF the novel, with ~ few omissions Of
charassers - the capacity of the Richmond CONS
pany would render necessary, and with ~ few
alterations in the chronology Of events and ar.
rangeu,ent Of incidents as dramatic unity and
consistency Of plot would absolutely require. Te
give additional effectiveness to the performance
the managemen has brought on some Of the mos
popular actors Of the Holiday Street Theatre
Baltimore, who will take leading parts In the
drama. We anticipate . most brilliant and crowd
ed house.
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From Havana-.Naval.

vAus on the 25th inst, arrived here last night -
Muscovado sugar l2t013; Rials active Clayed
moasses 81 MuIeovado 10t011.
The U. s sloop of war Saratoga sailed from
Key West for Norfolk, Va on the 23d inst
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Madame D,Ausrf.

This admirable cantatrics gave delicious con
cert at Metropolitan Hall Monday night. She had
. fashionable and intelligent audience, aud won
their most ardent applause. Her voice lie amongst
the finest, and she manages 1t with great skill
She is aided by several superior artists. Mr..
ScHREIBERs trumpet is esteemed to be the finest
perhaps ever heard 10 this city. He ia indehd q
most accomplished musician. He thrilled the au>
dience with the brilliant tones of HE instrument
Tonight Madame E'ASGRI gives her second
and last concert at Metropolitan Hall No true
lover of music should lose the opportunity to hear
this deservedly famous lady. The programme
includes some of her favorite pieces.
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DIED,

On the zsth inst, Mr. ROBERT BAUGH In the
nth year of his age.
rhs friends and scquaintances of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from the
residence Of Mr. Thomss Claiborne. in the town
OF Manchester, THIS EVENING, 29sh inst, at 4
O'Clock
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~ LUNcH.-We acknowledge the receipt of an
excsent lunch yesterday, from the restaurant of C
L r. v. Carr corner Of Cary and Virginia streets
specimen of the Holsters these gentlemen always
have on hand, formed part OF the treat, and was
highly palatable
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FROM LIBERIA-A letter dated Cape Palmas,
w. G. Africa, March Sd, announces the conclusion
of the in that quarter and the return of Gov.
Roberts and his force of 100 men to Liberia. The
U. s. ship st. Louis remained in port. The U. s.
brig Dolphin arrived on the previous day.
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MORE IRoN.-Tbe ship Helen A. Miller, Capt.
Gait, arrived At Norfolk, on Sunday, from New"
port, with cargo of rails for the Norfolk and Pc.
tersburg Road. Six thousand tons have been re-
ceived being more than three Of the entire
quantity required to complete the track from Nor-
folk to Petersburg. The balance is expected soon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-29

~ We have just received from New
York auctions beau iful selection OF Cambria and
swiss Flounciug. Collars and ether Embroideries,
which we offer at very low pric,s Also. . SUI
ply of those ele CANT Tsssle Fringes, Buttons and
other Dress Trim mings, At the
LADIES' BAZAAR,
sp 28-.-3tt No. 204 Broad street.
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Real ESTATE and O her prooertv IN . .or.,d..-
1 r extern: II changing hands A. Psrker.hnr- ".
u courier notices the sale Of the United S,s,ss
sea 70 James MoreheaA for o. 600. and the Mn.
saSs. Ems 20 Dantsh gentleman for oi2. 600 -
Sees large nanbsr Of buildine los,. "' ~
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MADAME D,ANGRI
LOST.

/ OsT-.-0n Monday, the 27th, at the Far.
- nerF Bank, Or between there and our Off d.
$3.50 composed of two one handred dollar virrini,
Bank bills, two twenties aud one ten. A libsrsl "a
ward will be paid for its return.
ap % st H r PAIROA IN
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FIRE.-A destructive fire took place in New
Orleans on Wednesday last, in the neighborhood
of the Pontchartrain railroad depot. 1t commenced
at the corner of Elysian Fields and Victory streets
and extended along Elysian Fields street to Mo
reau, and along Moreau to Frenehmen street, de-
stroying altogether dozen one-story frame houses
belonging to the McDonough estate, and several
other small commercial houses, besides a tavern
noted for having been the haunt of the pirate a.
ftte. The entire loss was $40 COO
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~ spIedid SILK Robes n,

q SpiedId SIX Robes at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
From THE RECENT LARGE
FRENCH AUCTION SALES IN NEW YORK
We are In receipt of
OF the newes:stylss, which we offer at prices from
20 to g per cent be low the gular prices earlier in
the season Those In want of these and other beau.
tiful styles Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
will find 1t to their advantage to examine our sssort-
ment. PRICE WATKINS,
ap S-6t Nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
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Tbe Ohio at Pittsburah.

PITTSBURGH, April 27.-The river continues in
excellent order. There are this morning seven
feet two inches of water in the channel, and fall.
log slowly.
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~ Ronnefs Ii lea ch cd, Pressed and
Trimmed in the most fashions bic styles at the
LADIES' BAZAAR,
ap 23..-3t+ No. 2O4 road street
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r The jamestown Celebrate on.- Hav
rg received the appointment of Sutlsr to the Fits
Hertm.nt of Va. Volunteers, such soldiers, oil
of the Regiment mentioned, as those of other bat
tallions and companies and all citizens present on
that occasion are hereby informed that | will be
prepared at the coming enoampmeut and celebration
at Jamesto to furnish EALs at ali hours OF the
dsv. and good Ii aUaks, at the usual city priaes
Hsving laid in supply of the most cheice srti.
cles. such persons may patronze me, will find a.
good Breakfast Dinner aud Supper, az oen be pro-
cured in sny city Restaurant
ap 25--6ts HENRY MYERS, sutler.
a. Removal. The subscriber has re
moved his office to the corner of Wall and franklin
streets, opposite Messrs Dickinson Hill Co.. and
continues to hire out Nagroes, rent out Houses COL
lect Claims and attends to any business purainlng
to q General Agency.
ap 25-lm E. A. J. CLOPFON.
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SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION RETURNED The schr
Dew Drop, Ruiand from ST. HIarv's, Fla, was
chartered by some students Of Williams College.
for scientific research She Taft New York city
jan. 18th, for st. Mary's, where she arrived Fe
brusry 9Th, took In q fresh supply Of provis,ons
and water and left part Of the company 1t that
place; sailed on the 18Th for Key West, where she
arrived 22d, and sailed thence on the Goth for the
Bay OF Honda; thence for Tortugas, thence to Key
18th March, for Fernandiua, and took on board
ne students left At St Msrys, and sailed for New
York ON l7sh April, where she arrived ON Sunday
last
On the passage, the Dow Drop experienced hea
w westerly gales. and when OF Hatterss. had ice
On deck. The object Of the eruiss wss for mine
falogieal research.
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n Powers II stu ticking scores Of 80
CENT AMBaoTYPEs. All the citizens OF Richmond
have to DO to get GOOD Ambrotyps for so cents, il
to call at PowERs' Gallery, l5i Main street.
fhs line of POWERS stoaniers to Hsvre, Frsnse,
10 now ready to sail. Any person whining to engage
passage, has only to call at Powers Gallery and
have 100 Ambrotyps 80 taken at 50 cents each.
an e ...SEk
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CRAWFORD, THE SCuLPTok.-A postscript to
letter from Mrs. Crawford, dated Paris, April
9th, to gentleman in Philadelphia, says:
add few words at ths last moment, that ysu
may have the very latest news of Mr. Crawford,
which this Saturdays steamer carry. He has
. succession of comfortable days, and 10 this
ing better than he has been during the three Fonr
past ones quiet rest a refreshing awakening, and
arising vii hout sick discomfort of any kind
have combined to make him feel brighter-pe laps
more encouraged. BE is at this present moment,
having finished his breskfast, extended ON chaise
iongne-where he passes many waking hours, and
some sleeping ones, too.
In another part of the letter. Mrs. G. says the
physicians re of the opinion that Mr.. Crawford
may live several months, possibly q year, but
there is no hope of his permanent recovery.
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HUGH MlLLhk,5 LAST WORK.
IL HAKPEk's Magazine for May and Harpers
Weekly, at p. 8. PRiCE'S.
HUGH MILLEk'S Last and Great Work-Testi.
mony of the Rocks $l25
COMMENTARY on the First Corinthians By Chas.
Hodge, D. D. 81
LIFE PICTURES from q Pastors Note Book BY
Robert Turnt ull, author of "Chl,t in History, y
Genius Of Scotland" As. 81.
Oracle AMBER. By Mrs C. w penison author
of "HUms Pictures" "What Not arrie
Hsmton &c El2
PRIESTHOOD and Clergy, unknown to Christian.
fty, or the Church a community of co-eQusl
Brethren By Campsgins:or. 100
THE NATURE ard Claims of Young Mens Chris.
tian ASS Citations By Rev. Thomas smyth, D.
D, of Charleston, 8. c. SOC
~ The most important works of Religious and
Theological Literature received soon d published
A large assortment of STATIONERY a. Iessona.
BILE prices. 29-3t
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vBalbrigan Hose and Half Hose.-J GU
WINS KID GLOVES We are in receipt of further
supplies If those superior HOSE aud HALF HOSE
which for beauty, durability and comfort, une
qualled. Also another invoices of Lsdiet and Mem,
KID GLOVES Of Jouvin's" celebrated make.
just to hand, ORIENTAL BAYADERE LUIS.
TRES and Ladies' Silk and Lace MANTLES, en-
tirely NEW. PRICE Z WATKINB,
sp 28-St Dry Goods Dealers, 157 Main ct.
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Expedition Fitting out Mt New York for
Mexico st

NEW YORK, April % The Herald says that An
expedition is being fitted out for Mexico, by Santa
Annals friends here. A vessel has been chartered
to carry arms, munitions and men.
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a. No,ice.-.The Hair Dressing, shaving
Shsmpooiug and Bathing saloon. under the Ballad
House has been Handsomely fitted up and is nov
open, and we invite the citizens and strangers to
give q call
N. Hot Cold and Shower Baths can be had
daily, from O'Clock A. M to 10 PM
ap 28-d3m HOBSON NORTON.
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NJ ETKoPOLITAN H1LL-
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29th. Iss,

MADAME D'ANGRI,
(Cantstrice di Csmsrs TO the Emp.ror ~ 49,.
and First Contrsiso from Her Msi.a,,s Tsa,
In London, and tn, italian Opera 10 an, will ~
one more wa" give
@ 0 y CE RT.
- MADAME DANGRI will be a., ,,sd l..
powerful Company "
MILE MATHILDE DANaRI
MR. sCHREIBER, solo Trumpetsr to thu XII,
Of Hanover. A' nhs
MR.. THOMAS. violiuist, and
SIG. ABELLA, Pianist.
MADAME D,ANGRI
Will sing tbs following Gems:
Cavatro ''Safo," Variations; Pistro ii ersrd..
expressly composed for Nine pAngti BY Ro.s.si =
"Merry Zingsra;" Aria Taneredi. and a Duet
a. MME MATHILDE DANGRI win an, A5..
from Trovstore, File de Regiment, ana q Dos,
MIR. THEODORE THOMAS ana Mr.. SCHRvt
Der will play two bril- isn't Solos each
CONDUCTOR.......... .sisnor ABELLA.
u Tickets @1 mo extra charge for reserved se,,.
to be had at j. Weodhouse l. Co o 1883 Main sty...
and at p. II Taylor's Mass Store
~ Tne sale Of Seats will commence On Tp..s.,
morning at O'Clock. Tickets may also DO had a
the doer.
1- Door open at7i; to com usnce at o clock,
ep 20 2t
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An~ SUMMER FASHIONS Mr..
WOODY will open this day her largo Az
spe udid sss)rtmeut OF MILLINERY. wbi.h
w she hatters herself cannot be surpassed in hl,
city ap S9-lts
Ann FOR = A L. E..T wo very deyirnSIe
H Houses and Lots on LIE gh street, on unususlIy
Nm liberal terms. Apply to
ep 29--2sw4w GODDIN l. APPERsON.
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a Elegant Printed Tissues aud Ba.
REGIS, vERY caRAP--We are IN receipt of lot oil
FRENCH PRINTED TIstUES, BAREGEs, &c
purchased greatly below the cost of i'm portation
which offer at much less than the reguler prices
ap % St PRICE & WATKINR
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AYealAI. NeyVfrka

i. q ,. DAVENPORT.
An 30 III Aucticneefs.
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HAKPER'S MAGAZINE, for May,
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HARPERB Story Book, Orkney boend; 40 cts.
II
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~ Notice. The annual meeting Of the
Stockholders of the Bevidsrs Manufacturing Conn
pa y will be held at the ofise OF the Company On
MONDAY next, the 4th inst. ct IL O'Clock
an 23-6t GEO WHITFIELD Pres't
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HAKPER's MAGAZINE, for May.
III READING WITHOUT TEARS
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a. MOhhl6
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EOk sALk--One Cylinder BtAvo saw
I and one Dtsve Dresser, both new and In good Or
der. For terms, apply to
ap N-ts JDTCR LCkTWII0hs
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RUrThn. "A lew kess Mes ataia Hutlsr
- fo' sale BY r.. n. BKtNKEA 4 Gu,
sp& No. 80 Cary street.
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NEW YORK. April q Arrived schrs Lydia Ann,
VOORHEES,, Richmond; Surprise. Cole Citv Point.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

,uo7n says that 10 prcsnt when tAco n faver' 81
frr,d John Callahan employment acr'rins W ~
,,b him. that said Caalau shoua. admitting hs nff~-n"nt
f. ia 81, o. refused % en INTO The employ 81 ,- .sA
p Tfe,.. that 10 amp Zoe sltcn'' i' by ,a'
Sssla al rre.,rr of d,rouon' fh,t the .a'a ahsn MAJ
undrsiod the place Of The boh, On ~c9 ar Ta'
a. h. employed -. ies- ''''-''
HORACE ANDREWS. Com nis-'o1er Of Deed.
C,,,,5 800, ~ N,, York tsOeorg- Prsndner. being
av won saws tbaf h. Us, present when c. eo y rr'vers
lob, Cishsn employment arcot ding @ bis agreement
win him that said Csahu though admitting his str.cme,
T. ~ eject rri.'eo 20 or The q,er1ers rras by al
cbs &; ncsence II dpouent that the said Callahan had
The name the place Of ne boat which b.
g he employed. -, 80, ''l'O1 IN ND-'HR
WM DlXEi. Comm'r of d eds
C.fy oaS County Of Ne0 York "-Geo W Fenner beiu7
auy sworn that he present. VII Caleb Tfaves
oa.d John Callahan Payment according 20 biz Agreement
M him that said Callahan, although admitting hs agreement
t. effect refused 30 enter into the employ u sad { "
Tryer II appeared fro the statements made BY ad Gala
n IN presence Of depooeu that the said Callahan had .un
sriood the the place Of the boat which he 20
K eroploysd GEO. W FENNER
sw on 10 before me this l2,h Day Of June. 1857
WIN. DlAEY, Com'r q Deeds.