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Music for Balls and Parties.
E8EEKGE NWTIUFt
DR., w ASSON. DENTIST.

ii .se4 DR., WATSON, DENTIST, IL
sEz===zzzs HAVING permanently located in the city
Tyss@g of Shreveport, and having fitted up and
~tl-IIIy furnished rooms in the most suitable
Manner respectfully seicits the attention Of the clt-
zens of this place and the adecent country to his pro-
fession and hopes by close application and unreuii-
ting attention to business, he may merit the patron
age of citizens generally. AL operations ia every
department Of the profession will be sknly perform
ed and warranted to give entire satisfaction Office,
on Market street. opposite the post-effce. APPS
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To Travellers and Shipper.

5sI5I.=
C Being DESTROYS Of making known ID the pt Bile
the superior excellence and great speedof the NEW
steamer SUNBEAM, now running in the Red River
trade, we, the undersigned, passengers on her last
trip, bear willing witness to her strength, swifness
and beauty The elegance of her cabins, her extra
large and airy staerooms, and the superior quality
OF her BEDS present combination of comfort speed
and safety seldom offered tothe public in small boats
making her one of the most delightful SIMMER pas
senger boats now running. We would recommend
bert our friends and the public generally, and state
that we left Shreveport on Wednesday evening, at
o'clock, July lst and arrived at New Orleans Sat
urday morning, at half pasta o'clock July 4fh thus
making the trip in fifty-six and half hours-the
shortest trip of the season
;, Mrs. A. g. Greer, Mrs E. j.. Holcombe, Miss L.
+. H i Greer Holeombe, D S Wilder J.
W Sanders. J. W. Pitkin, Sam, B, Wyly. S. 7. Bur
ney, I. Mccain, [ Rosenbauny, Matt. Maglee, g. 7.
Houghton, L. " Duyall Louis Mayer, y. Sheridan,
AW. Newcomb, t. r. Williams, VIM N. ELLIS, E.
brantner n. Orleans, July 6, 1857
U Harrison Flag, win copy one time ana send bill
to this Office for payment jyl51t*
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOoDs!!
d r Y e O % d ST.!

DRY GUUUo. DRY GUUDG!.
d r Y G O Q d ST.!
u. G9 GUS sACRIFICE!-AY
To the inhabitants of Shreveport and its vicinity,
Planters Merchants, Hotel Keepers and Pediars,
notice is hereby given that
$50, 900 WORTH OF DRY GOODS
Is TO be sold without reservem
r OUTS CHARLES, corner of Baronne ard Poy-
~ dras streets, New Orleans, has determined on
opening branch of his store in Shreveport with a
view of disposing in part with his immense stock
To accomplish which he has taken one of the neS
brick stores on Texas street, (nearly opposite the
MarketO where the whole of the splendid assortment
of Merchandise will be sold, without reserve, at
so per Cent. below the Original Cost!
FOR CA H.
Wholesale buyers will be treated on the most liberal
terms. Persons examining the stock will find it re-
plete with every article the most astdous In fashion
or the most economical house-keeper could desire
25, GOO yards Splendid Silks, assorted qualities; +
10000 yards beautiful Bareges at Is cents;
10000 yards superior do at 25 cents;
$1,000 Yards very choice do . at from IS TO IS cts
800 Elegant Robes;
$4,000 yards French laconet rich styles; ~
$4,000 yards French Lawns, at l21 cents.
CALlCOES-'The stock is immense, and warranted
fast colors. -..... s
Irish linens, table damasks damask cloths and nap
hluS, towels, CRASHES. udpelS, linen
and cotton sheetngs, shirnss, hosiery, gloves en-
broideres, ribbons, laces, parasos, umbrellas, and
an endless variety Of Fancy Goods, embracing eve
ny descriptions .-..
Merinos, alpacas, delaines, gnghams, printed and
check linens, and every article in dress goods
$4,000 yards of Linen billings Cloths, Cassimeres,
and Vestings.
very large assortment Of fashionable Manlas, in
ending every variety of material, and at unusual
low prices.
$40, 600 Worth Of Ready -nade Clothing, BOots,
Shoes, Hats Sc, suitable for citswear and planta-
ton use. All the cloth goods in this department
warranted hand made-having been manutac-
tured under the immediate supervision Of Mr.. Louis
Charles, on his own premises - therefore diftei
from the s'slop goods generally sold in stores.
We beg to impress upon the public mind that this adj
vertisement is ''no humbug!" The goods, as above
stated, now in store, comprising one Of the
largest and most complete stocks ever offered in this
section Of land will be sold regardless of cost
LOUIS CHARLES.
ShrpveDUxt June TO- 1857.
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At John ". HoweU E Co's-Cheatham d William
son: Col, 9. A. Edwards; G. G. Gregg q CO.; w M
Johnson; VIM. Brack; j S. Charles salnl ,Hollings-
worth; ]. D. Scott; G. ]. Belts; G. G. Calvin: M
4 ]. 9, Murphy. a.
At White, Smith 8 Bald,eins--R. Hughes: y. w
Orr; Chas. 2. Bruce; P. A. Huffman; Colonel L. j..
Caldwell: E. Greer.
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Minden Female College.

u The annual examination of the different CLAUSES
in the Miaden Female College viii commence On " ED
NEsDAY, the 22d July, and continue two days
The degrees will be conferred in the afternoon Of
the second day After which, G. a. AUSTIN Esq, o.
Shreveport will deliver the Literary Address.
The whole exercises will be closed with CRANE
CONCERT, commencing at 8 O'Clock, Pm.
The patrons Of the college, and the friends Of fe-
male education generally, are invited to attend.
July IS, 1857. J.. FRANKLIN FORD, Pres.
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THE ICE-H0UsE HOTEL.
House & Furniture Fer Sale.

AzSSA House & Furniture For Sale.
llISxA WILL sell en- the most liberal terms
sa.N - my Family Residence with Or With
Out he Furniture Possession given OF before the
lit dav Of November next. The property is situated
on the corner of Travis and Marshall streets in one Of
the most pleasant and desirable neighborhoods il the
town The house is a good one with large grounds
and all the necessary buildings, cisefns, etc.
nlyl r. C. OGLESBY.
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u D. SALE is my lawful agent and attorney in
IA. fact, during my abseHce from Caddo parish, to
transact business for generally, for myself and as
tutor for my children. JAMES II. BRYAN.
ShrnHnnnrt. Nov. % 1856 dec3-tt
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s>NoO
CIV Died

z4*=5m 542f# ss Died @ & II %% 3%E
On the 18th inst, at his residence near this place
Mr. JONATHAN GUIcE, aged Ga years native Of Frank
lin county Mississippi, and for the last l9 years
citizen Of Caddo parish. Heleaves large circle o.
relatives and friends to mourn his loss. 9
Gr n atchez and Vicksburg papers phase copy.
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~ E13 IVL1Hl1-N DO'UAJ N51AOIlII oII.-at~V
To the inhabitants of Shreveport and its vicinit
Planters, Merchants Hotel Keepers and Pediar
notice is hereby given that
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Vaencienne and Gypnre sets;
FIllet Mitts and Gloves;
Fans, Parasols, Marquesses;

Linen Cambrics and Lawns;
Swiss Muslins; Jaconets; Nansook.
Aso-A full assortment of Mantillas, such as Lace
and Chantlas squares, of every variety and descrp
ton: 20pieces white and eoored Mating; Window
Shades and fixtures.
Hcheapness ia price and superior quality. is IN
ducenJsnt to our lady customers, they would do well
to call early at the store 81
april e. NJ. LILY q Co. IS
1AILs-0f every description. for sais By
" mas T. II. MORRIS, Druggist y
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Naticn.

w H. G. HUoGINs, is my duly authorised aggen
w during my absence. G. A. DENNIS.
Shreveport June ;, 1857. Jl0-3m
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Particular Notice

@ PaTtiGNIaf NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted TO the undersigned are re-
" qnested to come forward and settle without de-
lay, as he is compelled to immediately closeup his
outstanding business Those having claims agains
him will present them fer payment.
iune10 JOhN LARMIER.
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Dissolution.
Dissolution.

THE mercantils partnership heretofore existing be-
1 tween H. Cozart and Forbes ]. Houston, at
Shreveport La, under the and sly OF Cozart u
Houston, was dissolved by mutual consent, Decem-
Der 3Ist 1856 All the debts and liabilities OF said
partnership are assumed by H. Cozart. He will con-
tinue business arheir old stand of Texas and
Levee streets, and will keep for sale large and gem
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II WILL not be liable for any debts contracted by
i T. ". Gardener after this date. x
shrevenort. June 10. 1857. j2f-tf
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Notice.

% W. I. HoDGsoN, formerly Of No ls8. Camp
street, New Orleans, takes this method Of informing
his old friends and customers that he Has given up
business at the above number, and is now located at
No. 70 same street, with Messrs. @. @. Bier r CO.,
Whose advertisement appears in another column,
where he would be most happy to see them when they
VISIT the city, and in the interim would pay most par
cular attention as Of old to any orders they may
favor him with nh4 "
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Notice,
Notice..
Notice.
Notice.

MIR. f. W LANTER, is my authorised agent
IYl during my absence from the State
Shreveport July /, 1857. +. =. IoLil.
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Gnpartnership.

rENHE undersigned having associated with him Mr..
1 SAMUEL VAxBtBBER. the Grocery, Produce, and
General Mercantile Business will hereafter be carried
on under the firm and style Of HIDGIAs VAN
BZBBEg, w. H. c.. HUDGINS.
Shreveport Anil 90 1857
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New Orleans Market.
July 9.-Yesterday about 1000 bales Of cottor
changed hands, at advance rates. To-day, there i
some some enquiry. We now quote:
Inferior, SOLO MiddliRg, I414@l4ls
Ordinary, ll-@ls- Good l455a@l47ll
Low middling, l324 @I4-l Midling fair-a-
The receipts (lncluding $685. bales on hand !,
since the lst September, have been 5u7 366 bales
Exported during same time 1862 065,
Homeopathic, Sc 2506 %; extra, s. 1909 90.
PoRK-M.6 S23 00@23 so, mess, s$s3 D0a93 SO.
BAcos-sdes. 1871 0l41ac; shoulders 1907 o1sc
LAHD--l3@I6c. " ID.
CoRS-65@90cts IL bushel.
CoFFEE--Rio. 95s@IIc. Il p.
SueAR-s24@l2c u fb.
MoLAssEs-63@ 65c. fR gallon.
WHIsKEY-Rectifed, 25@2s; raw, a5Q530 N gal.
BAeGIseGRoPE-- Bagging 15(a iac.; rope Sell.
sAIaTs-Liverpool fine. 81 2o@l Is: coarse. s5cts
,te$l 90 u sack.
Lms.At retail homaston 50 3oa2 50. Yves
tern, 81 5T1aGD1 80.
Exchange On N r., sight, so V Up ct prem
Land Warrants, soc. @95c % acre
CArrLE MAaKrT, duly g.
BEEF-Western ffe, staloL VI fp ne,
Texas and Lake, Sa6fG4ssa head
hogs, -l-Afof9i5 c -
Sheep, So 00a5 10 S3Bhead
calves and yearlings, 81 oo@Ia 10 FL
Mitch Cows, $50 oeEBs540G
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SUMMER XkTKEATs.
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STKIBLING SPRINGS.

This Mountain Retreat, in Augusta county; va 10
miles from Staunton. ana q miles from natI.so1,
burg will be under the m snagement OF mr, cIEn
II. WOODWARD, formerly at Jaokson,s river, ana
for the lasr three seasons ut the Healing npIlhss.
The proprietor respectfully announces 10 lnva-
lids and pleasure seeking public. that oy ereetins
ei1ht more double cottages, and by the general I'm
uroyement of the premises since last season. tnst
ter the 10th of Juue he will be prepared with en-
tirely ne,c furniture and sufficient mum Der OF attsn
6auts to osr visitors the most pleasant dccoh"o11
tions in the virginia mountains.
fhe waters of this place are unsurpassed: In
the visitor at these Springs has the advantage OF ali
the various waters belonging to the entire mineral
region Of Virginia
The Sulphur Water excelisd by none except that
of Greenbrer.
The Alum SPRINGS inferior to none. =. tested for
tie last five years with the Caybeate and Free stone
Waters all at hand, sbundsnce render TINS placer
properly the MIsERAL SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA
For pleasure seekers, there will bs Music in az
tendance. and the amYsements and sports afforded by
mountain resorts.
An experienced physician will reside ct the sp,inss
TERMS $40 per week; $50 for month OF four
weeks and reduction made for an entire season;
for less than q weak s. 50 per dsv will be charged
fB- A line ofSUPERIOR FOUR-HORsE MAIL
COACHES will leave Staunton daily, tor This place.
after the arr val of the Eastern cars.
ety- A line of STAGES is expected to pass the
sprinss en- route from Harrisonburg to Bath Alum
Springs CdEsAE1 h.NNl,
nv rs d2mSStaw1m Propretor:
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T The circulation of the BIOed Is iusr.
y esteemed the greatest ordination of Divine Provi.
dence, BY that beatiag engine tbs heart it il driven
ell parts of the syste Swing visoand strength to
flood, whether We sleep or wake. saliies briuIly
through the arteries and returns softly through the
veins. How necessary that 1t should ba kept free
from al impurity, and yet how negligent many are
respecting this great essential to the enjoyment of
perfect hsalth Dsran cement in the Liver and Nsr.
iseston and all tbs harrasaing feelings attending
Dyspepsia, which make life burden, result from it,
sucide wonld rapidly follow suicide if thor. was no
cure. No one would suffer long, if he will use BA-
KEYS PREMIUM BIrTERs pre- pared by r. BAKER,
Richmond, Va. They a never falling remedy,
aud be had by all the prominent Drugssts In this
city and other towns and VILLAGES in this State
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PASSENGERS par STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, LEW.
Is PARRISH msster from New York
JB. Webb, N. A. Ogden, H. B Fresmlo. H. K
Wood, John Fl. Williams, II. U. Motto, B Hsvre. g
w stanley, Capt Ed. Barnes, w. @. Piercs, 3. b
Smith, VIM Green. @ M Moon Mrs. r Voorhees,
Miss G. Benton. Miss Kate Whitehead, Benton, =
w Rowland, Miss Rowland, George 9. Smith, J. y
Perkins. Ms g. Z. Starkee. Mrs. r. Labby Mrs g
H. Saunders, B. W. Mason and lady, n. 5ua
laume, lady and two children, John HAYES, Z. 6ia
ser, J Bell, and % in steersge.
Also from Norfolk Sim pson and lazy, A. J. Wood
v. Rockch.rlie. John Scherro, r. Younger David
Wright John Bonsall, w. g. Glenn. X. Orr, >
Levinworth, George staior, john E. Langley, John
Perry.
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Editors: The brief span Of the lamerted Judge
Conwsy's official career yet long enough to add
one example more OF the purity and ability which
have ever the Virainia Judiciary Our
State pride IL naturally and properly jealous that
such should always be this csae for In those truthful
and eloquent words OF that best and abest Jurist.
which this any her land ever furnished-'the
direst which angry God visit upon an Of
less to ssY that this was the Language OF John Mar
shall. 1t beheovss us, the even those like myself
not resident in the district where the vacancy has
occurred feel the deepest solictuds that the hi
therto eIa!tad reputation of Virginia 'hall be pre-
served, not weakened There viii no doubt be many
candidates for the office. Several, probably. who
were competitors CT Judge Conway, will be again In
the field, and though any one Of them may, for all
know TO the contrary, be eminently qualified, 1t
seems they ell lack what hiss of late been revived
from the maoy sise thoughts of General Jackson,
expressed by him in reference candidate for Of
fcs, 'the talent to 10 elected" therefore desire
call the attention Of the voters In the district to
one, who think can be.eleotsd-one who has never
been In political lfe whose profession and only bust
occupation IL the law; who has studied law
snce and with mental love for II, studiesit now;
hoss serenity of temper, and love of justice and
truth and honesty ae only equalled by tna good
der and disciplined srraDg sment of bis mind whose
manners are in beautiful ha menv with his polished
education. rsfer to WILLIAM 8. BARTON, Of
fredericksburg The ermire of justice could not
find its congenial resting place-"For equaties
weished that curiosity in neither can make
choice of sithsi's moiety' PUBLIC.
Richmond, 18th May, 1857. my dizzy cat
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sT- Tall Wbeat...A gentleman showed
a bundle of Wheat, containing eighty STALKS four
feat, inches high. grown on the farm Of DOUGH
Winston, Esq, at Hanover Court House, on a farm
Of six hundred acres He hasa field of one hundred
sores from which he expests to make fifty bushels
per sore, without the application OF guano. There
10 no chinch bug, joint worm, or fly. DOUGH is
tiptop farmer. We also lesrn that the wheat crops
of that region of country, il exceedingly promising
Tbs hind ef wheat il the Earl of Purple Straw.
my26-lt*
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oeAhcIIf OF BREADsrUFFs-The citizens OF
hun.s'hae, Ala, propose to call a me sting of the
peop'e Oh hancock comfy, to provide means for
.ne lenel OF 'ne destitute and suffering people of
ly populated counties, the desti,u.ion i. sr.h
many cattle and hogs have died from st,rv.,,a 49,
and the farmers have in some instances deserted
their homes, and gone to where they could obtain
the necessaries of life, leaving their fields And
houses 70 take care of themselves.
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en- The Candidates of the Democratic
Party will address the people at the Old Market
TO-NIGHr, at O'Clock, and at Saunders Hall, TO-
MORROW EVENING, at the same hour The can.
ddatss of the other party invited to
attend aud participate in the dscassi n.
III
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FrREMEEs SUPPER-Tonight the Phoenix an 4
Aid boys. Of this city, will feast the Norfolk a,,
men at the st. Charles Hotel, and there can be =
doubt that the proprietors OF that house will Dr. !,
vide supper worthy of the gallant visitors in
honor OF whom the feast Is given. The strange ca
are now quartsred At the Central Hotel, and u e
not likely to have much idle time to day, q No. s
company viii probably take them In hand III ID
forenoon.
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SOAP AND CANDLEs.-W have now In
- store large stock Of the beat family Soap, whsh
we warrant free of fish oil and all un pleasant on ders
Also on ap d. large OK OF Talow Candles put no
expressly for summer use, and warranted to stand
our cimste We would AJAX the attention of the
trade and families who wish good article at a fair
price, to examine stock, and satisfy themselves
that quality considered, Offer great inducements
to euro ase of Us C. CREW & SON.
18th street near Old Market.
~ We are still prepared to offer the highest mar
ket rice for all kinds of clean grease.
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sgy' american and Wing Meeting In JEFF.
FEssoH WAkD.-A mass meeting OF the Wigs and
AmerisaIs OF Jefferson Ward will be held at Market
Hall, TONIGHT, at O'Clock. Messrs Edwin Rob-
nson. VIM. P gurwell Liiteton w. Tazswell and
others will address the meeting Come one Come
all! This candidates of the Democratic party are
invited to attend. my 26-1s
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- TYLER 4 Co. again caution the public against
a troupe of Daguerreotypiss who are travelling
throughout the Stae, pretending to take pictures by
the steam process and in instances 20 20 far as
to use the name Of "TYLEE l. Co." Tho original
concern, where so cent portraits mads by steam,
and of good quality, is ct 1873 Main street. Lock
out for the bogus
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g Merchnnfs Insurance Company
The annual meeting of the stock holders of this Com
pany will be held at their office, this (TUESDAY
evening, ct O'Clock. A general attendance 10 Go
sired. J. Ell. MONTAGUE,
amy 26-1t Secretary.
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CO Special Notice. The attention al
Drusg ists and the public generally IL requested T.
q contiru .tol Of the sale Of s. P. Sempe's stock
THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock. The most Important par
to-day.
my 26-It E. B. COOK & CO., Auets.
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ETo Merchants, Mechanics and others,
Merchants and others wishing TO have CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING,
POSTERS &C., &c. printed, invited to call at
our extensive Job Office, which is supplied with al.
most every variety of type, embracing all the lates
styles
Our assortment Of CARDS, large and small, Busi.
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be CT
celled.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS. and Visiting
and At Home CARDS, printed in the pesteEt possi.
bic style.
All work executed al short notice and at the low.
est CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any
description of Printing, lie respectfully apked the
"DISfATCH JOB CFFICE," corner of Main and
18th streets, where can be seen sone of the finest
specimens OF printing executed in this coun try
JEO D HAMMERsLEY CO.
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e. Trustees Safe Valuable Furniture.
PIANO, &c, AT AUCTI ,N.-Atteltion 10 asked to nv
sale of Mr. Henry Shsfer's Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Rosewood case Piano Forte, &s., this
morning, commencing At 10 oclosk, at his
in Sydney at tho corner of Elmwood and Laurel
streets. ~ order of the Trustee
my 26...It THOS. w. KECHEE Auct
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ThE AFRICAN CHURCH was crowded last uIssr
and Msssrs August and Robinson. candldatss q
sns Senate. addressed the asssmblass. tn.
friends Of both ssntlsmsa were well pleased VIII
their efforts
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nIARRIEu.

:. wilmington. n G.. by the Rev. Mr.. Gresr Mr..
. " SKINNER. Of Richmond. to Mra EMILY J.
vWfIKINHON. OF the former plsee.
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sHELsuRxE, N s., May %, 1857. The snip na
Robert L. Lane, with six hundred eMs ..sm.t ~
Brszii RacS 81 oar" sable, on the night Of the
aIs. inst and backed Of again in lsaky state
put on board schooner st sea. ana LANDED mere
sin. r,o hs rhor 20 day by continually working at
the numps with loss Of rudder.
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THE CONTINENTAL GUARD, Captain Crav fa, d
paFadsd yesterday afternoon, and made oui,.
Handsome display. ~ they marched through a !,
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u TAKE NoTIcE.-Genuine Vitrotypes that will
not fade and will stand tho test of soaking in water
These the only style Of pictures in vogue in all
the large Galleries North and South. Can only he
obtained at TYLER Co IS Gallery, 1S9 Main ct.
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O LAFAYETTE kDY VAL ARCH
~CHAPTER, No. 4S.-ComPAKIoks: Attend q
~\rsgulsr Convo cation of your Chapter, at DO
shar,s Halt THIS EVENING, at Z O'clock.
by o'1'- v W. D. CoLQUITT s.c'y.
Richmond, May Goth, A. n. 1857 r. A. M. 1887.
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a FULL SIZE PORTRAITS Union Cases, Mercury
Baths and Crocus Bromne for sale at TYLER L Co.'s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-26
1,s.~.. ngniust an U . Consul, &c.

w..uIscrox, May 25.-Jonashan s. jenkins,
r. q Consul at Navigator's Island, was arrested
his afternoon at the State Department. on q
variant issued charging him piracy, sworn to by
Or Van Camp, and for seizng aud selling q large
amount of the property of American citizens, in-
Guiding the ship Eudoria in the harbor of Assica
Jenkins was committed to prison sitter exami-
nation. to await requisition of the Governor of
New York for his trial. he first landed there on
his return from the Pacific.
Mr.. Morse, late special commissioner to Bogota,
Is here on business connected with that mission.