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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-09

S1O, O0O!!I
n EW Go ODs. 4
Just Received
PEI Steamer aSFter Heels"
At TIE
CASH AMI PRoDUcE STORE
-Oz-
McALLISTER, DoZIER s co.
Calico and Brown Sugar.
Fish Hooks and Clothes Pins at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & COS
Ginghams and M~olasses,
Steel fens and Wash Boards, ct
hIcALISTER D0ZIER COS
Salt and Brass Kettles.
Tar aid Fine Combs, at
McALLISTFR D0ZIER & COS
Lawna and OK Tokrs,
Tin Ware and Crushed Sugar, ct =
McALLISTER DOZIER & COS
Bleaehed Muslin and Bed Cords,
Shirt Collars and Fiddle Strings, as
McALLISTER, DOZIER& cos.
Deni4ns' drawing Knives
De Aains and dried apples at
g McALLIsTER, DozIERt cos
SIX hanaksrrhisfs and hand Saws
Blaeking and pain killer, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER& COS
FI0Er ara irish liner,
Black pepper and bar lead at
Mc%ALLIsTEE. DozTEB & cos
Flows and powder,
Pocket knives and percussion caps, at
McALLISTER DOZIER & COS.
Blk six eravass and cod fish,
Lace mitts and wall paper, at
M~cALLISTER, D0ZIER & COS.
Coffee and fine shirts
BED and white flannel and tobbacso, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & COS
Rice ana ladies undsrlssves,
Nutmeg graters and 0usensware. at
McALLISTER, DOZIER Cos
Glass and Ayers cherry Pastoral,
Carpet sacks and hardware, at
McALL1STER D0zIER 4 COS
Ladis. hosiery and log chains,
Needles and sh0yelsi &C
McALEISTER, D0Z1ER & cos
Ladies coIlarsand striped shrtins =
Puff combs and saddlsry, 1t
McALEISTER, D0ZIER 6 COS.
Broad cloth and bar soap, 2
Curry combs and dress trimmings, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & COS.
Boots, shoes and star candles,
Lace edging and Sala-atus, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER s COS
Coth5nades and spectacles, g.
Br00ms and Ticking, at q
McALLISTER, DOZTER & COS.
Sewing silk and buckets,
Envelopes and Kentucky jeans, at
McALLISTER, D0ZIER & COS.
Blue drilling, knives and forks
Tea and white lead, at
MeALLISTER, DOZIER s COS
Wash tubs ana tooth picks,
Buck combs and knit needles, at SAT-
McALLISTER DOZIER s COS
Cassimers and vessings,
Shoe brushes and G0dfrey's cordial, at
McALEISTER D0ZIER & COS
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-09

To All Whom It May Concern
NOTICE is hereby gfvea, that I vii, On the 17th
IN day Of April, 1857, proceed to che Land Once
at Omaha and prove up my Pre-empsion Right TO
the South East faesionsl quarter and the South.
West quarter Of the south East quarter Of Sec No.
Is in township No. ID, in Rance No. Is East, in Ne
taska Territory. JAMES FElGUSON.
Br0WnviHe, APriI 9th, 1857. 43-lW
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-09

4EfImEa
.EdifoT Efebrnska Ad--rssa
DEAR SIRs Il Unlocking over the tast aanlt ei ryour
paper 4 Botiee attracted ny Attention iisned By
jerome HooTer, Esq-,in shish ha states dat crsaia
stoEies are in cir0ula-ibn haEthe aa1ersirnedelbim
some 1tcrest III Nemlha CITY ~ TIE rur5ote 81 in
.juring its prosperity, ~ maa H3saiss issf tocir-
estate 3 ~TeEertef tbat natuFe EhsIe tnstaeas7nro
mkncEHs bat = taose moving tha fastI tah >
statc1leltE merely foolish. ~ e -ar
And fer the purpose 81 glFiny aaT ep7Grtunity
90 persons O. aEertEiR TIE llsts Ne heraH war; all
persons fEern VurchasiRg aRE enduIc ni1af o.
interest IN the said town of Neuafa Car frsurtbs
said jerome Hoover, as hehas a5dlru1 reairHs sav
fsTaine-tEslGhssfa5 snit pesanr
60 Flaes The undersigned in p0Eskskns8tsas iraersss
by rhemVurehnstd II the ImeS and TIM haEs not
authorized the said Hoover 10 sci OF dsp1se Of any
lp0Ftion- Of their interest hut fizectsd Suit u Be-
bzo1xht lohr inca fer IL rocszsfTt al4l1A
TnfoHsske -
sAas IS.
JAS. D0Nh1IAE.
- AE-ARELBALLARD.
x G. BISHOP
fH1 al1sal
u. SrGEBEEs-
Ma.h ; Sd 1ss. eft
BRUSHEH BRHSHES
s1HmaA
F.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-09

nthsre S anything more despicable than
Another IN The character Of POLITICIANS, il IS
TIC desperate rayinss ater The hOnOrs and
pN0hHrO Of odics1 Il 5 q constant and pnceaz
ias ain thrOugh their lives TO gain Their
POINTS though the whole world be Inundated
by bloody e0nais.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16
The Young Mems Christian Associations
Closing Lecture.

1t will be seen by our advertising columns that
the closing lecture of the Young Mems Christian
Association will be delivered by JOHN R. THoMP
SON, Esq, Tuesday night next, in the I'd Baptist
Church We congratulate the Association on hav-
ing secured on this occasion the valuable services
of Mr. Thompson, whose facile and accomplished
pen, elegant scholarship and fine talents as lee"
turer are highly appreciated by this community.
Mr.. Thompson will undoubtedly give us pro-
duction worthy of his distinguished taste and
abilities, and of an Association which has secured
the services of so many eminent and eloquent
lecturers We invoke fer him crowded house.
We may here remark that the public owe
large debt of gratitude to the Young Mems
Christian Association for the spirited and enei"
getic manner in which they have ministered this
winter to the intellectual and moral enjoyment of
our people. Their exertions for the entertainment
and instruction of the public, and for the welfare
and happiness of young men, are beyond all
praise and deserve to be gratefully recognized by
the community.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16
Federal Offices.

The limited States Custom House has two thou
s.nd nine hundred and seventy three agents and
Offices; the Land Office eighty registers; there
are fifty Indian agents and superintendent WIN
two hundred and fifty employees; seven Govern
ors of Territories; four hundred and hhy-oRe
clerks in the Treasury Department; four nun
bred and thirty clerks in the Interior Depart'
ment ninety four in the Post Office; hfty-seVen
in the Navy, and ninety in the War There are
nine full foreign missions, and two hundred ana
forty one Consulates Adopting the basis OF Dem
ocra.ic representation in Congress as the principle
upon which these Offices should be distributed
and estimating the whole Democratic strength in
the next House at l20-Virginia sending l3-it is
stated by . Democratic contemporary that Viz
sipia has not onefourth of the offices she is enti
tied TO-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16
RusseII,s NIaRaZIno.

This y the title of monthly organ of literature
and Criticism, published in Charleston, 8. C, the
hrst number of whichLas just appeared. Itseems,
from slight examination to be edited with signal
ability and good taste, and abounds with instruc-
tive and entertaining articles, and capital literary
criticism. We enjoyed very much the cool and
scientific In which the editor castigaes that
impudent cockney, Putnam, the Potipbar of lite
rary bear leaders When one has occasion to chas-
tise mental. 1t is important to keep the temper -
The Charleston fagellator understands this, and
smiles amiaby - be lays on the rod, every stroke
drawing the blood
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,ror,mc.,nI Cbsrch..Laases, Fair.

mouumcnsai CbsTch..t.aates' Fair.
The Fair. by the ladies' Of the Monumental
Church, now In progress 1t the rooms In DR..
Hudson's building, opposite the new custom.house'
. few doors above the Ranks, presents some Of the
most beautiful specimens Of female taste and IN
senuity ever exhibited to the public. The elegant
tables, the magnificent specimens Of neediewoi.'
and the great variety Of attractions which 'o,'
Fair possesses, are unsurpassed by any similar sA.'
Of the kind which has occurred for years 10 "'ea'
mond 1t IL well worth visit, II only 70 sec soA..
wonderful specimens of the Industry ana s.A u
the ladies' and to look upon the dainties wh'Cn ~
.emp.insiy invite the eye on every haoa ne
object, however, 10 one to which few can oe lnon.
fereut for the Monumental Church. from Us sacred
and touching associations, will never appeal in
vain To . Richmond heart, N any cause OF interest
to itself or to the welfare of religion generally
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

THE RICHMOND FIREMEN The members OF
the Liberty Company were escorted by the Hope,
yesterday morning at u o'clock, to City Hall
square, where they were formally receiv ed and
welcomed Captain Addington replied briefly
and appropriately, after which the Liberty and
Hope Companies marched through some of the
principal streets, presenting handsome and order
ly appearance.
The collation. came off in very agreeable man
ner at O'Clock, at the Blues Gun House, which
was decorated in good style for the purpose. The
tables were supplied most pentfully and tasteful.
", and ample Justice was done to the various pal
atabe articles provided for the festive occasion -
N0rf0lk ArQus of uesterday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

n To Merchants, Mechanics and others.
Merchants and others;wishing to hsve CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING,
POSTERS. &C., &c. printed, invited to csll at
our extensive Job Office, which is supplied with al.
most every variety of type, embracing all the latest
styles.
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Busi-
mesa and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot DO ex
ceiled
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS, and Whiting
and At Home CARDS, printed in the neatest posi-.
Bile style.
All work executed at short notice and at the low.
est CASH PRICES. call from those desiring any
description of Printing Is respectfully asked at the
"DIsPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and
18th streets, where can be seen some of the finest
specimens Of printing executed In this country
JNO. HAMMERSLEY l. CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

~RAzoRs SHARP kAzoRs!!-A. MEADoR,
the master of the important art of Setting Rszors
has returned after short absence from the CITY, and
may be found indicated by his advertisement else
where. He makes shaving luxury BY the exqui.
sey fine edge hs gives to the Razor. Hell an hon.
est man. as we'll az a master of his vocation acd de-
ssrves the encouragement of all who have anything
in his line to offer him apl5-2t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

q The RUSH FOR PORTRAITS AT TYLER Co.'s
il the increase and the only thing now to be done
10 to enlargs the premises to accommodate the ero"a
The patronage which TYLER Co. have aiready TO-
ceived from the country il . mark OF their iauio'
already throughout the State. People who nave NO.
YER heretofore dreamed oflikeness have been SELF
ed with the pannic since the opening ofTYLER q 10
and the result will be, no one will escape having
themselves delinested, by the famous Artisa OF 10y
Main street. Portraits so cents
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~ III ~, YDg Y Have q. xnrMMATlsM-


~ If YOU HAVE kHhUMATrsM-
IF YOU HA1E scRoF Z T. Al'i'h "iAfohI'
IF YOY HAZE PAIN and ACHrNG az SHE
BONES ~"
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOU HAVE SUFFERED BY MEPCUPV"
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOU ARE SUBJECT TO BOHS-
USE CARTER,x SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOU HAZE ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOUR LIVER rs AFFECTED-
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOU HAVE FEPERS AND NIGHT
SWEATS-
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
If you HAVE CHRONIC SORE THROAT-
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
If you HAZE OLD OBSTINATE SORES
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MiXTURE
IF YOU HAVE NERVOUS DEBILITY
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOUR BLOOD rs IMPURE
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF you WANT THE BEST ALTERATTTE
IN THE WORLD.
USE CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOU WANT 4 MEDICINE THAT CON.
TALNS NO MERCURY-
USE CARrER's SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOU WANT TO KEEP VIGOROUS md
HEALTHY
USE CAREERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD
U5E CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
ALL THE LEADING DRUGGISTS SELL
CAREERS SPANISH MIXfURE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

ftculsr season, when the weather Il a. ,hsn.p1i
a. the wind when the most robust son,t;t..on.
attached and Northumberland when feebis sy..sns
ssry that scientific principles sbouid be- bror.h. -
tne ad OF Mature in order to the contrsation
OF those diseases that usually become sssd and
q. ION Inc continuous changes referred TO- Uf ain
purpose 10 well a. BAKERS BIrTERs, f,r Will; lie
other remedies have been tried and failed. this ~
Creme mas proved to be ths opIy panseea for dgs.
peps'a, nervousness, general debility cholic snr-
stomach, colds, and consumption in Its incipi.n,
nsses Prepared solely of vegetable extracts ara
40 admirably compounded a. to act at once upon IN.
ilver digestive organs blood and mind it dryss out
Impurities, increases the sppetite improves tn. Al.
yeston, strengthens the luegs and % tones No IN.
lonsr man as to rendsr it imperrious to orS;narv
colds. As family msdic!ne, il bas no sousI saS
needs only 10 be tried to recommend itself
For ssls by all Apothesaries and Drugrist, Pr..,
so cents per bottle. nh OF
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m.,.r0aApusC NEW ..
F0A THE DIsPAtf 9 =
.nnTTIONAL ny The BORUeDfA.


Nrw YORK, April Is -Ths following ID addi-
aoual news by the Borussia:
PARIS. March 29-There q nothing certain
Known about the day when the Conference OF
Nsufchasel will hold It's ffth session The general
opinion favors satisfa Glory settlement
Count Morney's return IL expected Ia May. Duke
Gauement and Duke Montebello are mentioned -
likely to succeed him In the Mission to Russia.
At Lyons, numerous political arrests had taken
place II was said the police had discovered Sc
cret society, whose members had united for the
purpose of furthering the election Of well known
Republican. RaspaiI, who lie not eligible under the
new election laws.
The election for the Cortes began on the 18th -
The prospects we're favorable for the government.
The Infant Don Enrique, brother of the King. bad
been ordered to quit Spain because no nad DC
clared for the Progressistas.
DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, March 30-To-day, the French
Ambassador exchanged notifications OF the Sound
Dues treaty on the part of his government
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, March 81 Flour has advanced "a
0ls.; Wheat advanced 2i Corn advanced Is
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Brooks an d sumner.

Asa specimen Of the accuracy or the candor Of
the most enlightened guides of public opinion in
Great Britain, when speaking of any topic con-
nscted with slavery, we give the following version
OF the Brooks and Summer affair from the North
British Review:
I'VE are assured that the d ault on Mr. Sumner
was preceded by consultation - to the safest
mode OF perpetEating It. The notion Of encoun.
sss,ee nim on equal terms In one of the public
walks was speedily dismissed, upon the ground
soss no being stout man Of acknow lodged spirit,
n's asassant might get worsted In the struggle p
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
sursday sIsr~isa. Apri, So. 1897.

.-~~,-S.--.,r.,> -~->-~~~-----~~~~-~~~- , =
no Ceaeral Rsi,re.d md sse C"s
RichmOnd.
OF al the railroads In which k'cn"o" r.,
tie State as large are interested the 80
,rai Railroad, In its connection with tne III,
towers above eli Others. That the oo''ns
road win be built, the State has gwen - ..
by the heavy appropriations aireaoy - -, ,rr.,.
purpose and, Independent OF this m. ",.. a. ,,.,
an,ee on the part Of the Common
p,e Of both the North and SCUM SUES "
River. with singular unsrimity' agree upo" VIZ
,u,ort.ncs Of this work to Virginia. 'nel' ony "
y.irv 4, rerard TO IT, being Is 70 when snAn enJoS
"a. .av.r,ares. We do not desire 70 monopoh]e
,h. h.reats of this road for Richmond. fetersouis
90 Norsolk will and ought to have full particle
..,.r IN tts benefits II lisa great state WORK, ana
Iii, .;sh Is TO secure for Richmond her just
.,.-e If Its benefits Il 10 In this point OF view
.h., the Central Railroad Is to the citizens OF
p,ebmoud a road of the first iuportance-a matter
If life and DEATH 90 far as her trade and prospe-
-i,v ara concerned Let this road be checked In
TIA onward course; let II even lauguish and move
with a snail's pace towards Its destination, ana
the vast trade of the West, which the Covington
Railroad will open to Virginia, will seek other
ehanpels and leave Richmond Impoverished ana
desolste There is no interest of our city. no
branch of business. no species Of property, which
would not suffer irrecoverably by the failure 10
siren gthen this right arm of the connection o'
Richmond with the West. We hail, therefore
with the greatest pleasure, the onward STRIDE
which, under the energetic administration OF Col
Fon,aiue, the Central Road will make this sum-
mer. both In its extension Westward, and In the
completion of the Blse Ridge Tunnel, and ear
nes,ly hope that the next Legislature will enable
II to complete the link that Is to unite Richmond
In the iIlimtsbe wealth of the fertile valley of tn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

REAL DISQUALIFICATION Is called to the adver>
tisement of Messrs. Goddin g. Apperson, under the
auction head of the sale of valuable real estate,
in Erin at Rockets and on Church Hill, to take
place to-day at 10 o'clock. Also, to Messrs Taylor
and Williams extensive sale of desirable property
in various parts of the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

DEFALcATfoN will be remembered that the
telegraph recently announced the defalcaion Of Jno
Oxnard, of New Orleans. He was a we'll known
stock and exchange broker, and he ia not only de-
faulte to the extent of $50 00O but he disappeared
in the havana steamer with large amount, estima.
mated high $50 000 of exchange and promissory
notes. obtained from various partisa under the plea
that he could dispose of them forthwith He left be.
hind him letter for the swi ed parties assuring
them of ultimate payment. the mater being mere
question of time; and that they could better to
lie out OF the money than personal friends to whom
he was Indebted and who he felt it matter of honor
to pay. The cause of the defslcstion may be found
in the statement ofthe True Delta, that "Col John
oxnard kept fine and fest horses, and splendid and
fashionable women"
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wTHE PEoPLE begin to see who takes the

ETHE PEOPLE begin TO see WHO taKeS lHe Usst
Pictures at the owest price.
Mr. POWERS deserves much credit for the manner
In WITCH he conducts his Ambroype business, taking
scores of citizens and strangers each day. at 50 cts
each.
The people of Richmc nd at once see the difference
between the Ambrotype and the old Daguerreo'ype'
which every body knows will fade in a few months.
Mr.. Powers 10 the only artist in this city that
makes Ambrotypes for so sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16
Legal DifH Guilty In the Garland Slave Case
Fire at Syracuse.

CHICAGO. April IA collision occurred at
Miwa ukie on Friday between two Deputy U. s.
Marshsls, and the Sheriff of Milwaukee county.
relative to the property of s. N. Booth. editor OF
the Democrat No violence was used on either
side, and the Sheriff retained the property. Inc
affair is in continuance of the Garland slave case
A fire at Syracuse, Wisconsin, on the 9Th INST,
destroyed the -four and planning mill Of White,
Dyer and Gregory. Loss 100000. Insurance
EI5 600.
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ID I'D,

D ~
JuTH ALL and Mia SALL1E G dsuenser ~ IL
Joseph Gentry, both Of Cbsrl's City county
At his residence, Chestnut Grove, In tne o1uny ~ ~
Hsurico on Saturday, tho 18th inst. DR.. WHALE "
r. TAYLOR in the SD year Of his age.
Hsw men have died more universally beloved ing
lsmsnted by fri snds and the whole COMMUNITY tns1
the subiect of this potiss Possessed Of clear sno
well balanced intellect and Judgment Of remsf..
sble accuracy he distinguished for his success
in the sminent profession to which he hsd devoted
hmself. His rare sifts Of mind were admirably %.
aoeist,d and blended with . eentleness OF manner
and liz dness Of heart that won for him the univer
al love and confidence Of his patients his tru.
place was ever BY the bedside Of sickness and i
there that his sym psthisiue nature sud
n.tin Judgment found their appropriate sphere Evel
honorable just and generous il all bic trans.eto.s II
r. not believed that he has left 10 the breast OF any
|. ain lie untind thought or feeling The Borrowing
hearts of all Who know him, are bis best epHapn:
s'Peace to his ashes"
OF scarlet fever, at the residence Of her lister
Mrs Maraaret Delarue, CLARA Al. infant daughter
Of Patti. in her 9Th year and 40th day
She being adopted child of MT ana NJ Cep H.
t,sn Dearue both families. and the friends OF ,hs
families. are requested to attend her funsrsI Uni.
evening at O'Clock, at Mrs. Margaret Deisrueso w
6tb between Broad and Grace streets.
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u.c,ures mt Metropolitan Hall.

Professor IVES. IT will be seen, is announced for
two Lectures before the Young Catholic Friends
Society at Metropolitan Hall this and tomorrow
evenings Professor IVES was formerly Bishop Of
the Episcopal Church in North Carolina and his
conversion to the Catholic Church caused much
discussion few years since. He is well known
as q man of learning and an accomplished orator.
THE TELEGRAPH LINE North was blown down
by the high wind of yesterday afternoon, and we
are without our usual dispatches,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

u JOHN GEoRGs GIBSON, the we'll known
Builders were the gentlemen who erected the ex'
tensive sky.lifht, used by TYLER Co AZ regards
the optical effect produced by it, 1t 10 considered
the most correct light extant Owing to secret
angle the heavy shades and distortions 10 common
ia other sky.lights is avoided in this. When the
san is at the meridian it works in one second. TY.
LER Co. commend the Messrs. Gibson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

THE TEA DEALERS in London, it is said, are all
for Palmerston. They have on hand 100000 600
lbs of tea great part of it bought on speculation
ia the prospect of rise in price by the contin,
uance of the war. Peace, at this time, would in.
volve them in ruinous losses; but war would add
two millions sterling to the value of their stock
Politics and trade are here so intimately blended
that the London tea-dealers WILL no doubt, see
great deal of virtue in gunpowder for the per.
verseness of the Chinese in refusing to allow
themselves in their internal policy to be governed
by ou.siders
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

" NoTIcE-To ME. McEvoY's SCHOLARS
The subscriber has Just received lot of Misses
White Kid Caters, with heels; little Childreus sa-
tine Francis Cater Boots, with hecls Boys, Youths
and Chidrens' Dancing Pumps. All in want had
best call soon, or else they may be disappointed.
an I5-2t ALEX. HILL, 1T Main ut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

GOOD SALARY The Charlottesville, vs., Ad-
vocate says that while the salary attached to the
Attorney Generalship of Virginia is only o. 0OC
per annum, yet that Selden & Withsr's Indebted
ness to the State, reaching over $500 0O0 Ii about
70 De paid, and upon that sum the Attorney Gen
eral 10 allowed a commission of per cent for
collecting, making in the aggregate over $50 0O(
for two years salary.