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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

SEyERAL HOUsEs AND
- - BER OF BUILDING LOTS IN SYDNEY"
FOR SALE AT AUCriON.-On TUESDAY. the
7th day of April, 1857, commencing at O'Clock P.
M, will be Sold in the order advertised the follow
ing Houses and Lots in the Town Of Sidney, viz:
LIST. Lots Nos 40. Ill, 1!2 lt3, ia, in Ritchies
plan. each fronting SO feet on Wiams' street. run.
nina back al feet, having thereon good framed
2na feet of land in the same plan. with frsmes
house therson, now occupied by Mr.. Roach.
ord 10 other Lots in the plan, fronting the
FLANK Road, near to the residence Of Mr.. Richard
4th. The House and Lot at the corner of Elmwood
and Plumb streets now occupied by Mr. Saunders.
9TH. Two handsome building Lots nearly sdjoin-
Ing thereto each having front of 40 feet, and a
9th. Four handsome building Lots on the North
side of the Plank Road, (near the stable of Mesars
ming back $50 faet.~
TERM..-One-fourth cash, balance at 8, and 9
months, for negotiable notes, bearing interest," and
title retained tn last note ispaid The taxes for 1857
NH q GODDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts.
P. S.-After the above, will be sold valuable lot
at the of Laurel and Federal streets fronting
1893 feet the public square, and running back las
feet to alley 10 fact wide,- belonging exclusively
to this property. 1t will be sold altogether or di.
vieed to suit purchasers Terms as above.
NH 80 CD
SECOND STREET, AND ON ST. A q /
STREET, DUVALS ADDITION, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION On MONDAY, the 9Th day OF
April, 1857, will be Sold on the premises in the or
der advertised, commencing at clock a lot, with
old blacksmth's chop thereon, he east line oil
second bst@ Clay and Leigh Streets froat ng q
feet, running back $50 feet.
After which say at 4t o'clock, will be sold hall
lots, Nos Ill, LIZ, 49, ia, u.s. li6 btundec by
st Paul, St. Peter. Coutta and Hill Streets &C
cupied ~ Robert Hil avng thereon several dive l.
ings. The location is ad niably adapted to dali.
market garden. The property will be divided to
suit bidders
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at 4, and Il
months for notes, bearing interest secured by trust
Deed, title retained. The taxes and insurance for
1857 to be paid by the purchaser.
NH &c HODDIN APPERsON, Aucts
P.S After the above sale, will be sold the bricks
in the addition to ths old Orphan Asylum in
DuvePs addition, the TO be removed in ten da 70
thereafter Terms at sale
GODDIN Il APPERSON
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold a
house and lot West side of Sc. Stephen, between
Federal and Coutts streets. The lot fronts 363 feet
and runs back I24 feet to alley 10 feet wide.
TERMs-One- third cash; balance at and 12
months, for negotiable notes, interest added title
retained. The taxes for 1857 be paid by the pur
chaser
NH e GODDIN APPERsON. Aucts
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NRUST TEE = 4. u T TWO SUITS
L ROOM FURNITURE AT AUCTION BY vir.
tue of a deed of trust, from Thos Il. Gresham duly
recorded in tbs Hustinss Court CT the city of Rich
mond dated 18th February, 1857, and by order of the
Trustee, we will proceed to sell, at the occupied
streets FRIDAY. Sd day of April, comm cling at
10 O'Clock, the fol- owing articles named 10 said dead
VIZ Cabinst; ideboard; 6 Chairs; / Centre Tia,
bic; Mirrors; Ingram Carpets Rugs; Mats; Shades:
Tables Bedstead, Mattresses. Bedding, NC : &c
Il COOK
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lSOR RENT-.A Coal aud Wood Yard,
L with ia'se Stable, on 9th street and the Cansi'
near the Armory u.rr
fs 2t-2awts j. y kEEsEE.
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WOODWA KK, Nc.-Hrass ana is Is =.
w bound Cans and Buckets Cedar I r1 80.
Measures and Half Bushel dittoi bsooms yot
Plough Lines, Bed Cords, 10. ln a9t4 rseS ny
By E00Lre3oN , rixAy, n ~ sssi 4.
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& 'DMMlSS1ONER'S SALE az REAL
~ ESTATE In HENRICO COUNTY Pursuant
to the provisions of the decree pronounced by the
County Court Of Henrico On the 4th day of Februa-
r7, 1857 ia the suit of Toler agsnst Iolers admins
trator and others, SHALL MONDAY, the 9th
day of April, 1857 THAT being court day. proceed
execute this said decree by Offering for sale pub
lie auction. the highest bidder at the front door of
the Courthouse of Henrico County, the piece of
land mentioned in the proceedings of said suit.
This tract lies about fifteen miles above the city OF
Richmond In the immediate vicinity of Short Pump
and coz tains lis acres. The tract is in the well
known coal region of Henrco, and is believed to be
valuable coal property. and the soil of the entire
tract is of good quality.
The sale will take place at IL O'Clock M.
TERMS One third cash; one third at twelve mes.
and the other third at shteen months from the day
of sale-the credit ins,aimens to bear interest from
the day Of sale the purchaser to give bonds with
good personal security for the deferred paym ents,
and the title to be retained till the whole purchase
money be paid.
JMo; G. WILLIAMS v.Hs Commissioner.
NH l4---d wtos
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IN ONE a. 40 !. 40 LIARS

"a UNE IA ND 4 Esd u OLi4ARS
~ KAWAKD - Han away from tha subscriber
En- er the &Sth uitimo, negro boy named
~ LEWIS Gala himself Lewis Cobhs The
-@@~ aid boy ia & rather dark ginger bread color
hAa stopping OF the shoulders when walking is
quite stout built, but not corpulent; uaes vsry Ger
rect language, and is addicted 0 hing his hat
when spoken to- had a yers black and handsome
mJustache when ha went off. He ia about "a wears
OF eye. though be looks younger. ] will give 80 if
tahrn IN thu city, $50 II in tina stare and u 100 re-
~zTd II taken out of tae State and returned to me-
ID this city.
apl- 6. gsMITET, AYRFg
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~ YOUNG WILL BkOkE MULES AT

IN YOUNG WILL BkOkE MULES AT
~ AUG fION.-Wlll be Sold on SATURDAY,
the 4th day of April at the large lot the Central
fine SIZE and in fist rate condition ard warranted TO
work In single or double harness
ALSO, two large work Horses, well matched and
In GOOD condition.
The attention of farmers and teamsters 10 request
ed to This SALE the stock being of superior quality
and will be sold without the least reserve
TERMs-si1ty day.. for proved ne otiabls paper.
NH Is Z. B. COOK CO, Aucts
ADLIrTONAL.-A fine Buggy and Riding Horse,
sound and gentle.
well in single or double Harness.
apI E. B. COOK CO.. Aucts.
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r. i<EC ttEit 81 klitsTHEK.
MERCHANT TAILORs

t$ NO 40 MAIN ST., BELOW ST. CHARLES HOT II
--AaA- Having received their Spring and sum
mer supply. consisting in sple ndd stock Of French
oesmsn and English Cloths, Cassmsres Vesiiuss
and other Genseman's Furnishing Goods of The
hnes; quality, aud most fashionable patterns com.
Llneo with most elegant assortment of city made
Slosotng OF unusual variety respectfully invite q
cal of their friends and the public feeling confident
thetr goods and prices will please them
"a All order, in their line promptly and neatly
executed and warranted to give satisfaction.
NH .6-iunt
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PRIL IsT, IS57.-Atter this date. the
A DRUGS, &c, in P. sempIe's store will be
sold exclusively for cash. at reduced prices unless
where considered BILE quantity is purchased and the
price fired r. HfGlsSON,
Trustee for S. F. Semple,
aira ut
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EXTRA UUO0U0 PAINT B.UStaESt at
Il 81 cents usually sold at 81 u; and other Brushes
at equally reduced prices; Chrome, Green and Yell
low No. at ~ cents per H.. instead of ST. and other
Paints at Ike reduced prices: Hair Brushes at = l.
Equally sold IS; prices of Coiognss, Soaps, Po-
mades PORT Monnai.s, &C reduced from Is cents
to 5 from 50 cents so and Is; ftom to Is and so
cents; from 81 81 to 81, &c, SC. in ether words,
am selling Drugs COST. An opportunity like this
seldom offers ii GIBSON,
Trustee fer S. 2. sempe,
an / St 2H2 Main st.
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}. 7. MORTON, JAS Nj. ARMIsTEAo
Late of Earnvilie) (Late OF Cumberland so.,)
JOSEPH BLAEToN,
(Of Cumber land countv)
HTUET0r, ARMESTkAD q CO., Conn.,
Iva MISSION MERCHANTS. Opposits Shoekoe Wsre.
house, Richmond, Va, will give special attention to
the sale of ell kinds of PRODUCE, and to any other
business entrusted TO them
~ LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Produce, either
in sash or 6uano. de i9-a& c6rn
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fS NuT!S :. d /, havs on isrna. Cat Bur.
1y1sBett old Stabie.D s=verei pair OF good SUBJ
staLtis CARRIAGE HORSES. Also, one fl ne
pair CT forsss with fac Saddle horse, aud seve
raj good family horses.
ml 1'-1'' J0YN DAVIS
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A NHR CANDiDATE..-1 he undersian
"A ed would respectfully call the attention of his
friends and the public to his claims, 8 candidate
not for Mayor. Alderman, or City Sergeant but for
their patronage, an humble vender of Yankee No.
tiens House Keeping articles &c, &c
Having just opened new Establishment, at No.
90 Main rect, opposite Messrs. Richardson 4 Co .
Carpet store ne resp settuly invites ali who are in
want of any thing in his line to test his claims by
giving hi "a early CALI
an I-St F. WARREN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

mn a. SEUKDAVANT-
y. Attorney at Law and Notary Public
Practices in all the Courts he. d in and for the CITY
Of Richmond, and in Hanover and Chesterfield
counties.
All notsrisl business promptly performed.
EE~ Office corner Bank and 18th streets opposite
Goddin's Hail Richmond Va. ia 21-Sn
EWIs n. WAEB q ca, GENERAL
"a COMMISSION MERCHANTS, otter shetr ser.
visas for the rals sEd pErshaEs Of Flour, Wheat,
Corn. Tot,aeco dc. "a 8--err
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

~ ,,ka,kesANT SPRING And sIT0I-
M Mf sooDs IL. D. KEELIN Mer.
Hf liant Tailor and Clothier, No l2s Main street.
- mas 10 store large assortment OF Spring and
summer tioths Sa'fimsrss and Veatnss, which be
would De pleased to make to order, in the most An
Proved styles and at lev prices for ell that may be
hhAof -hADE CLOTHING A beautiful assert.
ment just received Call and see them mn "a I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

Aksa< r i3ALh RIVEE{ OYSTER 81
&N o 1Ths s!oop RAVENS has just arrived in
SsASsy E7 Dock, with cargo of splendid Back
~>Gsy Rlt Err OYSTERS, brought expressy
Tor The various candidates ana their rie nds and all
others who bsppen to be fSud OF frat rate Oysters
HEY are Of GOOD size, very IA, snd of delight al fla
vor call is respectfully solicited by the Captain
Hp l-.-2L7 A HTJNTISG
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SAMUEL AYRFs.

s~rA EUK PHiLADELPHTk..-
.-T-@s<Ssss.ss The A. No / Btsau,er VIRGINIA
Sef ss $500 Captain B. Eooms, is ready to
saass:ssss receive freight, and will leave on
FRIDAY, april Sd, ct II O'Clock, "A. 81,
FOR freight or passage, having superior sccommo
cations, apply to
an Ia ~ & ryr~vrr 49,, po.Sat+,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

kOHN W. DAVIES,
DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 6TH AND 9TH SITS
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door sin, As
buryng o2orncs enclosed with Stone and Iron Raj
ing kIss tEs.aum awarded by the Mechasiss In.
sttrfe and Agricultural sceietv Of V.rs,ra
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oL0rHINts RsrABf.rsHmxrr..

~ sP RING GOODS ron ISns.~
M s s, snssc,ieer has just received hts spring
~ Goods, consisting of every article of asntles.
mens wearing apparel ~ well ss iarse and fssh.
Vs.,;n softment Of Spring Cloths Cassimeres
measure. OF the shortest notice And in the mo-,
'asnionsoie style, not 10 be surpassed by any
49,, Il. SPENCE, No 100, eorner of
Nal ara
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NoTsCE.-PeFsons :. 10 IgIrgd Ia lac as.
4 sea az Merchants, Ordinary Keepers NC
~ uppsf Commissioners District of Henrico tax g
renee On the LIST Of April, ut which tims / shall
"' asssay 70 asssss yes. J. b. KEEsEE,
~h si-ss Ceuy. u, D. II. G.,
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-. ~ nih1"ANs J. D. HILLMAN.
q W.HILLMAN g. CO.. so Front street,
:. IN. NEW YORK, Agents for the sale Of VIRGINIA
Liberal advances on cousisnmart. ..1 &c..
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DDTASH. Potash In cans from one 10
l. ak pounds, q very superior quality. for sale by
r JACKSON
apf No. II Market Priase
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BUSINESS CARna.

+ j.. MONTAGUE, SIGN Ann 0RNs a.
IL MENTAL PAINTER. Bank Street, sornsr n
l2th, Richmond, Virginia. continues to exssnts III
Kinds OF work In his limo In the best msnrsr ana
highest style Of his ARr, and on the lowest uo.hs
terms All who ars In want Of Bl0Ns, vilf 6nd n
TO their interest to call on him
Country Merchants who wish to procure gisus can
have them done at this establishment ana sesnrsI,
packed and forwarded to any part of Virsinia 8,
North Carolina, At short notice. cali solicited.
de 29-dts
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D.. ssiDsFoRD, N. rINsLRypAra
FRAEkLtH MATHEWS.
pKIDGFORD az CO.. General Ccrwr,f..
~ mission and Forwarding Msrsharss on tte Dosk.
Richmond, Va.
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WANTED. acoiupsfCut APuTHECAkY.
w Tc or : uho est come well recommended AZ to
..rscity &c. liberal ae?arY wi. b. given. Aprly
a tie corasr Of Broad ard 25th streets Church Hill
nh =
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CEh1AIN CUKk kOR DYSPEPSIA
n and Summer Complaint, highly recommended
by the physicians of both the new and old world
Lager Beer put up in bottles for family per
aozen, pints, Is LIS; do do. quarts So IS. By re-
turn of the bottles IS oents dozen allowed Orders
Jeff at MIR. .. A. Strecker's Messrs Laidley 70
pinsoos or at my store. No 208 Main street, will be
promptly attended to To be had also Ia all the
,rincipal hotels and restaurants of the city
No charge for drayage. r. WILRACHER,
NH n No FOB Main street
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ehAsrAiN WHITE. LAwRENCE s. MARYE
| WHITE o. MAkYh, Attorneys mt Inv
~ RICHMOND VIRGINIA, attend the Courts
OF Richmond City, the counties of Henrico Hanoi
yer, Caroline Chesterfield and GoochIand; and the
| District Court of Appeals at Frederichsburg
| LAWRENCE 3. MARYE il Notary Publie And
Commissioner of the United States Court of Claims
Office over Z. B. spencos corner of Governor and
Main streets
CHAsTAIN WHITE will havs an of,se at Ash,
iand, hanover county - i9-Sm
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W. B. r. w. BoBso.
EEHEN g. HDBSON,
N PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Richmond, Va.
JOHN BOOKER sALEe-aAN
EE Office on Cary street, between 18th aad 18th.
ia i2-d&w3mt
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LNOR sALk.-Being eraered outside the
L CORPORATION along with others engaged in the
same business myself. by the Common Council,
after the lst of April for crime and before any
CON plant he's heen made (but on the contrary, pc.
titions been laid before the Council signed by all
the neighbours for to continusl the hscriber Wi
SELL TIE FIXTURES in use by him, and
which cost about $4,000, together with the good will
of his estabishrnsnt, which has been in operation
over years without any complaint ever being made
asainst it. The above will be sold at bargain If
early application be made -
IL j
The Washington union., 1857-05-08
Ex-PREsIDENT PIERCE.

As soon as the full extent of the great democratic
triumph in Philadelphia was known in that city on
Tuesday night last an immense crowd of the democ-
racy called upon General Pierce at the La Pierre
House, and, after delightful serenade from Becks
Philadelphia Band, he delivered very effective and
eloquent speech. In the course of his femarks he
said
" have highly enjoyed, gentlemen, quiet month in
your city. The occasion has afforded opportunity
observe more at leisure than before the extent and
admirable character of your public institutions TO admire
the large and intelligent application by your citi
to the promotion of and science and TO regard
have done with unalloyed qualification the noble
steps which have been taken to the wants moral
mental and physical, of suffering humanity You citi-
of Philadelphia, have shown that while you
ber the generous spirit of toeation of VIM Penn you
have not forgotten to emulate his expansive benevoence
You have shown, too, that long the consecnted
Hall Independence Square, to which have adverted
shall stand you determined that the work wrought
by the fathers there shall stand with it.
~ honor you for all this Your geographical position
in the Union, and the precious and glorious memories
which must cluster around you here impose high
and peculiar responsibilities and have faith TO believe
that you viii continue to redeem them all.
The Washington union., 1857-05-08
THE WEEKLY UNION.

This weeks issue is ready for delivery.
Its various departments viii be found unusually
attractive and in every respect worthy of the large
and increasing support of our friends 1t contains
editorials on the rejected Dallas-Clarendon treaty;
the opium trade; the approaching elections in Mis-
souri, the tyranny and oppression of black repubi-
canism the young mems Christian associations; the
Northwestern democracy the Pennsylvania democ-
racy; tho Bank of England cotton in Algeria; to-
gether with brief articles in relation to the principal
political topics and events of the week. Also, high
ly-interesng intelligence from California Oregon,
Nicaragua, New Granada, and jamaica; the war in
China; address Of the acting-goyernor of Kansas !;
Gen Cushing's speech at Newburyport; the banquet
to Senator Brown; the Philadelphia municipal elec-
ton; the recent guano discoveries and the latest
intelligence by telegraph and the mails up to the
time of going to press.
The WeeHy Union is large and handsome sheet
printed on fine white paper, with new type, and is
furnished to subscribers at the low rate of dollar
per annnm; payments in every instance to be made
adpance.
The DAILY Union is furnished to subscribers for ten
dollars per annum; and the Tfi-Weekly Onion icon
tanning all the reading matter of the daily issues and
published semweekly during the recess of Congress
at five dollars per No subscriptions will be
received for any of the issues unless accompanied by
the cash. From this role we are determined not to de-
yate.
The Washington union., 1857-05-08
ANOTHER POLITICAL pARsoN.

1t would seem (says the Detroit Free Press) that
the black republicans are not to enjoy all the "hon-
ors" reflected by the parson-poticians of the Kali
loch stripe. Rev. Cad. Lewis, grand chaplain ofthe
know-nothing order in kentucky was last year
charged with grevous misconduct, and, after trial
know-nothing organs thought him badly-Teated
and prosecuted individual, and took up the cudgel
earnestly in his behalf The Rev. Cad appealed to
the courts, and the submitted to the decs-
ion of cxChief Justice Thomas A. Marshall (himself
a know-nothing,) who has sustained the church, and
decided against the reverend politician at all points,
and decreeing that he shall pay all costs.
The Washington union., 1857-05-08
MAINE-LAWISM IN ENGLAND.

The Liverpool Times, in its Issue of the 22d ult
says:
ave yesterday noticed the arrival of Hon. Neal Dow
in this country from the United Statesthe object OF his
visit being the urthence of the Maine liquorlaw prn
eiples in the United Kingdom. We much afraid he
will meet with most determined opposition In Scot
land he will not make many converts The Forbes Macen
zie act in that part of the British islands, Maine
law in small way II was in the estimation of many Of
its supporters only the first step to complete
The act is rapidly going the way of its exemplar in
the United States Regulation of the traffic to
tent Of course there must always be- but it is vain to
expect the spread of temperance and the formation of
Der, manly habits, anything more indeed than mere
external ORDER from legal restrictions police arrange
ments 1t il To different instrumentaity altogether
namely to education and to moral and religious culture
that must look for reformation of the habits of the
people"
The Washington union., 1857-05-08
From the Barnsiable (Iass.) Patriot
HON. PHILIP CLAYTON.

This gentleman, who succeeds Hon Peter G. Washing
ton Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury Is an officer
Of much ability and great experience He has been con
nected with the Auditors department for several years
and has been universally esteemed. His appointment TO
his present position by the Hon Howell Cobb Secretary
of the Treasury Is approved Of by prominent men Of all
parties at Washington The office involves a most thor
ough knowledge of nancierng, and the individual and
personal responsibility of the correctness of the financial
accounts of the government depend directly upon
linn than upon any other person. Tho Secretary Of
the Treasury eminent as his financial abilities may
be, has task sufficiently to exercise gen.
eral supervision the immense machinery of this
department, and the Office OF Assistant Is therefore
one of the greatest responsibility Mr.. Clayton has
for considerable time, been distinguished as man Of
marked ability in dnties similar to those he now s,ipen
tends, and has long been understand warm per.
sonal friend of Mr., Cobb. The press at Washington
New York BOSTON, and various other places were pleased
to bestow this appointment the highest commenda.
ton soon as it made Mr. Cobb, eminently dis
tinguished he is for that same financial talent which
equally distinguished Mr. Guthrie peculiarly fortunate
in having such able officer Mr. Clayton; and we
doubt not that the present administration WILL at is
close be as eminenty approved of Throughout the
try for its complete financial success as the aminst.
ton just terminated now ls
The Washington union., 1857-05-08
THE WASHINGTON UNION.

great memories in which they feel common glory,
Their laws and government moreover, resemble each
other in features, and their people boast
together Of their love Of liberty. These are all pow
erul considerations why they should keep the peace,
but their very equality may lead 10 discord unless it
is honorably acknowledged on either side. If they
treat each other as equals and in the spirit ofusce
there is no fear for the future. Such treatment we
feel sure, our own government will extend to Eng
land and viii anticipate different treatment in
return.
The Washington union., 1857-05-08
WASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 5. 1867.

ssMr ~ LEWIS Montgomery, Alabama, generalirAy
sng agent Tennessee assisted BY
D. IHwu JAMES o. IKwn, SAMUEL D.. IKw1s
Sa-Ar No. South Tenth street Philadelphia
general travelling agent assisted by wN WnD JOIN Col
uSs DEanso, j. Hnnr r. JDs, THos NoE r. W. Nor
Esos T. W. why wArsssAs, IL cAnsoS, D. X Mus
ny BsS. y sSAiS T. AsIuAS and Y. DAVE
a8A c. W No Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio our
general collecting agen States and Texaa assisted BY
H. J. TioaAs wmuam H. Tsosas JAMS, Dr. A. l. anlps
homus IEAK Receipts of either viii be good
The Washington union., 1857-05-08

After il has been definitely settled that the demo-
Gratis of Iowa have elected their State ticket by an
average majority Of about twenty-five hundred, the
New York Courier and Enquirer makes the following
cool announcement:
Thc Iowa State election has gone for the republicans
by about $500 majority"
The Washington union., 1857-05-08
NAVY pEPARrMENT.

The Canateriaad. Surgeon George Blaekna has been
ordered to the Cumberland at the Boston navy yard
as tieet-surgeon Of the African Coast Squadron
The y. $. brig-ofwr Perry is now upon " the ways
at the Gosport (virginia) hayward undergoing tho
rough oyerhauing and repair,