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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

IHs " WLoIEhN NV AHo-Au ue Db t15uIs 1so'
publican Of last Tuesday says
.'fhs river a. this point Continues falling slowly
.nd yesterday full OF fostiss leo. The last ami
val from illinois reports ths rivsr closed uith ios
az Peous aad gorse4 at MssEtcn. Some ofth, boats
in she river are aa Sn6 those IN port end
bound fer tito lldsos viii Bow lie quiet astil warm.
for NJ. ., essnt Several OF shs ksofak psshst
In port. bAt none Of them left ye.srdsy The compa
sy oon'lasrinE ssn'se: 70 ,ss. ss'if -, eo.t' A.
without She das ger Of tearing thsmsslvss 70 pieces
Navigation on the Upper Htssissppi lasy b so,si'
dersi suspended. There were swo arrivals ffom the
Missouri yesterday. They report tae hvsr very low
and still falling and the weather s.ssstasiy cold
zsvsra Gf che boats upward bosna have hsA 70 store
The snow which tel! On Sunday night EssshsA .
dep,h Of thrss inches. slsighs wsEe out gesssrdsy
morHins.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

RELIGIOUS AProIyraENTs.-Thefo following ap.
poiutments by the conference Of the United
Brethren, were made at It's last session In Mary
,@pd
Eastsra Tbgtnsa Dis;ric,-J. Markwood P. E.
Woodstock Circuit, H. B.. Winsoa; Reel CHAM,
Circuit, Brashsar; Laoy Sprisss Circat, II Tsl-
helm, one to be ssppse; Chsrehvtlls Circuit G. w.
Strsttos ard @. D Hamu ask; Slue Ridge Circuit.
z-- hows franklin Circuit J Frissi Highland Cir
cuit ----r Haorei 1ostb Srspsh, q. kimsL
West Coismsia Circus. J. 1asAssl and enc to BE-
sspplsd; Pu nam Circuit L; W. Youss; Cahfornis
Mission, VIM. Miles; Clenvile Circuit, J. W. Hih!-
esr: Lewis Circsit, ]. W. Miles; Middle Isasd J. P
White; Parksr.bsrg Mission, Wa. James; Taylor
Circuit L. Warner.
The followisg prsashars located: Fl. 4. Davis VIM.
Yerky. Samuel u Nartin, levi Hess, John Kansy.-
Tfansfsrred--W. n X. Kane, Moses Michael a. their
request to no particular conference.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

RAILROADS IN CUBAN Havana correspon-
dent of the New York Herald, ssys'
met q sestl.mau who lives IN New York, last
evsnias, who Informed me no had been on = visit to
tn. railway now bsias erected b. MssIs Robson
Isgo de- Cuba aad Matso. through the valley Of the
ssyaEillc; that there were a5ost hundred ant fifty
msn At vork oa tbs line. He also present ss the
openisg of the lae Of railway between Guassnam
SD 81 CathartAs, which has bsea rssentiy compiet-
I'd; that Governor Farsss wss presenti ms~ was
Isia IN a peisA borisg Eorshonss fhe Locomotive
w.s chrtgtensa "Varsas," and tho passenger car
sphnkled with holy water There wore at least
hsndrsd asd dhy suesn present, and they had quite
Ground viii be broke on the 18th Inst, ths Saints
d.y OF o.ners| Copsha for the now railway between
Retis and Matansss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17
~rxQ r U X Z K l. l., L. A ID ID & q o.,
w DRUG9ISTS,
E& DE ALERS IN

PAINTS, OILS, DYES, WINDOW GLASS, &c,
No 80 Main street, Richmond, Va,
Offer for sale their usual large assortment embracing
the following Ia part very low for eosA or To pyomDf
customers on tae.r ~ val tfkse. s.. 80 tls1i
5000 lbs superior Indigo 100 ounces Bensofr Aeii
5000 lbs best Maddsr 2bsls Bslssm Copsivs
6o bags Pepper Is cases re sfued Borax
% bags Fimento Is bbls Putty
800 mats Csssia $500 bbls. Ext Logwood
coo lbs Nutussa China. English and
500 lbs. Mace French Vermillion
10 GASES Cooper's lsin. 50 les Chloroform
glass, shred aud shset 40 lbs GlyoerTns
5bbls Olive OIL so boxes Starch
2500 gals. Lins.ed Oil 800 lbs. Tartaric Acid
l000 kegs Lewis White l5O lbs. Citric Acid
Lead IL casks Sal 8 ldA
5000 gals Lamp Oil 10 KEGS Canary Seed
i0a0 gals. Machine Oil $50 doz Enplish Mustard
6a bbis Tsnners Oil $4,000 Cissra. vsri.us
40 bbis Burning Fluid brands
400 baskets and boxes Is bbls. varnishas
SwestCil IS cases Chrome, green
IS bols. Spirits Turpen- and Yellow
tine 30 kegs Red Lead
Is csrboys OIL vit,ol 80 gro Brown Windsor
1000 ounces QuiniIs Soap
$50 lbs. root and powd 0gre. Cod Liver Oil
Rhubarh Is bbs. Castor OIL
100 lea root and pow'd so oss Sulph. Morphia
Ipieac case Opium
- bales Gum Arabic 500 lbs Paris Green, dry
sorts and IN Oil
10 cases Gum Arabic 1000 boxes French Win
picked dew Giasa, assoited
And an assortment OF Chemioss. 6urgcal lnstyu.
msnts popular Patent Medicines 10. &c.
N Particular and prompt attention to packing
UNIV '' PURCELL LADD CO.,
NH 10 Dugsista 80 xsin str eet. c,rrsr Ath.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

THE CoAcHMAN WHO MARRIED HIS EAPLoY
urday has the following In relation to the late
secret marriage between the daughter Of Mr.. Bo-
ker, q wealthy merchant of that city, and his
coaehmSn;
Young Dean the lucky coaohreu, hss finally
sgreeA give up his wife TOR time, and ssospt tbs
peounisry off srs of her friends Yesterday his ceun.
sci reesivea . letter from Mr. Boxers lawyer propo
sing that Dean should 10 i8to bpsinses In of the
western cities capital bslna provided by Mr Be-
ksrsnd that he should sonssat to be sepa,stsd from
hts wite for the period sfdx mouths correspondence
between them being allowed during that tine Dean
10 w.s 10 assept the proposition and thss the sub
jest 10 dis posed of for tbs present. at least.
The Rsv Mr. Hatfield, who performed tbs mar
sossiss aspsarsnse, geatlsmanly address, and with
nothing about him 10 show that he Of Irtsh orr
gin, bat the stishsss Iosstble broGns. Mr.. Dsaa
and snqsirel II NJ. Hatfield would tho follow.
ing Saturday, tic ths marriage hnot for him Mr.. Fl
assen'sd. On Saturday, M, Ds.a presented himself
ssrvaet IN . ssnslsman's family close by. had bee.
unable to psrfso, hsr arrangements, and is was
eesary TO postpone the marriage until the ensuin
II s.s or II. bs.I pay :: al. 1
form sAs c.remoAJ; bu. he Waited snd they atd no.
eppear Towards svsaina, however. Desa's frtesi
sams 20 TIE hou's and void the ssrva.t thss owing
20 the storm Of she prsssdisI day: the youps lady
had been unable 70 faisS W her ho1ssnolt dures
asd shs wanted 70 fe main In her Vsss time
longer. she did not wtsb her marriage known, but
that they wopd come the nsxe day.
Wednesday morniss came the eorple eiso, and
thsir two Witnesses with thsm Miss Boxer .As
dressed a. bsssms her Assumed station not In hlk
saa hoops nor sparklina with diamoads. Mr.. Dean
aeaty sstirea, and eessd like veil bred gentle
A. she day was muddy, sna Mr. H.s parlors
had but latsiy been furnishsd with . new carpet It
was dsemed prudent ihat tie ceremony should bs
psrformed IN the basement, which vaS . sosy eaous sh
place, ssd there the marriage took place.
Ati1 ooseiufcn, 0es. took ftom his purse roll Of
bills from which astashsng V, he Asicstely passed
it over, politely isqunns II that would sasfy the
slsrsymas. Mr. d. bowed afn masivs, asd the
happy party lsn, Mr. H. r.msrkias - his wife that
ths isay hs sviasasls shs bes. Of shat lsrs.ia He
called to en- tuesday last from she In the
papers, when hs foaad that Instead, a. he had sup
pUss ppSoss51 ~ @.ao plH t.m, m..rsSe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

EcKEL AND MRS. PRossER.-We found Mr.
EckeI in Q very different frame Of mind. Confiat.
ment seems to wear upon him. He appears de-
jected 70 . degree. and to entertain serious feara
Tor the result Of the trial He says FARRELL il .
psrjured man, and committed the act In the hope
Of obtsining reward few days before Mrs
Prosser, the lady who formerly lived with him ~
his mistrees. came 10 see him. Eckel Is still very
much attached to her, and both wspt freely during
the interview. Mfs P. Ia now living ~ common
public character Eekei says II be 10 ever libe-
rated be Will provide for her ~ long - he lives -
As very few parsons are allowed 10 see the pTi.
soners. and even then only for brief periods, your
correspondent could not elicit much information.
The trial will come on about the middle Of April.
Cov PAiIa Mercury Mareh7.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17
,V.N a. CO.'S LOTTERIES.
- CAPITAL PRIZE s3O,000!I

o.,,rs 70 n. sres, favor With which our Single
owse Iottsries have been received BY ,hs public,
od the large deuasaa for sasti u: I'M n'nsss
s~'s,hout ths year The following Scheme will be
nm In esoa a the.r Lottesis. for Mstss 1857:
af'~ saturday, March 2tst, 1887.
GLASS %,
s-,rp IN the city Of Assnts, Ga In public, 90
TO oe "snturday, 1isrch 2sth. 1857,
az T-Hs PLIN or SINGLE NUMBERS.
o' 1850 Prizes.
49,. than Oas Prize to Esers Ten Tickets
' 10000 Tickets.
HsGSIFICEST SCHEME!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

tn. ST. LOUIS DEFAULTER.-The defalcaiions
Ct Nohl, the defaulting treasurer OF the Mutual
Savings Institution at st. Louis, are covered by
three deeds of trust upon his property In that city,
two for $50 900 each, and one which Is collateral
covering his household furniture. The amount Of
his opera tions is not known, but the Leader. In
stead Of calling it 'smair as has heretofore been
published, estimates It to be between S50.0C0 and
500 00O Nohl has left the city, and the matter
appears to be looked anon raiher with sorrow
thu 4 severer sentiment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

pAaIs9 IEvEsTNErT.-The Raleigh, N @ Re-
gister says ssr:.aman Of that city, at the North
Carolina State Fair, boss.t half breed Devon
cow. four years old, for which US pad st0 to .
Lynchburg Va, dealer. The purchase was msds
on the l7.h October, since which time strict &C.
count of the milk obtained from the COW has been
kept, which foots up the enormous qusntty OF
thres hundred and eight gallons. Valuable i1vest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

CLOSE OF THE CoTToE SRAsoN AT N ORLEANS
A dispatch from New Orleans, dated Friday,
says:
Ssverai Of our. largest men have already lefs
for Europe, regarding the season as nearly closed
70 far a. English orders are concerned. As . ge
neral thing ,he season has not been a good one
pecupiariy, though In Z number of individual ca-
e. large profits have been made. One dealer alone
Is said to have cleared. mainly by speculation,
over A quarter Of . million of dollars,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17
TIE Indian ar0r in Florida Prtuatioas of Iroops
CoRRESP oEDEECE oFTHED DISPATCH.
FORT DALLAS, Fla, March Goth, 1857.

FORT DALLAS, Fla. March Goth, 1857.
We are up to the eyes In hostili.ios. All our
command except N. Q. statf. and band, have been
out since the 7ih uls. scouting and burning up Kew
Largo and the adjacent Keys
Gen. Hxrney's whole force Is operating. and MAJ
ny Of them suffering dresdfully. Maj Pembsrton 8
command, consisting of companies u, g. K, of the
4.h arrived here last night after having lost their
way. and bsen starved for four days They ate q
horse valued at S2l0 i've days ago for breakfast,
and In the interim until their arrival here had no.
thing else to eat
The campaign promises to be sgually one.
Yours, PRIVATE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17
LUpLAM & WATSON.

& m IA A.On q 49,, a q. aks sh ssGcos
EXlT ara now In receipt Of large and tine asort.
WEfH mont of CHINA, GLASS and EAkThEN-
- WARE, and are offering the sssas st very
low prices. They sl.o keep constsntly On hsad Pls-
ted and BiittanAis Castora Coffee Urps, Tee Pots,
Ise P.tshsrA Spoons Folks, and variety Of qeali-
ties Of fsb's . Cutlery ssaa.ia.a > o.
Green snd Bisck Tea, a. New York piises.
Matte and Fable ornAmsnts, Ac hs.
Mes,rs JOSEPH 6TEBBINS and r. T. HApCH-
LR for many yesrs engaged in the Chihs bsnaess In
this city, be found the above estabtsh msnt,
and would be pleasedi to meet with all their old
fr euds and asauaip T. nses. rnh i2-tm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

Hon. WIN. L. DAYToN-This gentleman, who
was the late free soil candidate for the Vice Pre-
sdeney. was recently nominated for Attorney
G sueral Of New Jersey by the Governor Of that
state, bat was rejected by ths State Senate. Last
week the Governor again nominated him, and the
aanst "a confirmed him,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

HORSE RAILROADS They are discussirgi In Lon
don the feasibility Of horse railroads. or city pas-
sepgers railways. 10 the streets Of that city. IL
was stated In paper in favor ofths argument that
/. would save hundred sud ifty thousand pounds
sterrg per annum TO the oainibus pr0prietoTs
who could dispense with half the number Of hors Q
they use, and stiH carry as many passengers on
tha RAILWAYS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

CoNvIcrED.-Barney Jordan. who broke into
the house of Judge Potter, Of Portland. Me-, q
few weeks since, and committed . violent assault
on the Judge, has been tried convicted and ssn-
fenced to Imprisonment for life at bard labor In the
State prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

Jaesb B. Jackson, Esq, Of Peasants eouniv he's
oeen nomnated as a candidate for the Ssnats Of Vii.
Rinia from that District. ..s-7- "
Madame Victoria Balfe. daughter of the ceebra.
ted composer, will make her debut In the musical
world during the ensuing season.
The extensive stables attached TO the Norveu
House, Lynchburs, Va, were destroyed by fire on
Saturday evening Z; - =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

THE CAsE CROP IN LoUisIASA.-An exten
sive platter, who has recently examined large
number Of plantations in the parish of st Marys
I,ouisisna assures the New Orleans Bee, that the
prospect Of the next sugar crop Is magnificent
Never at this period of the year, he says, has the
Appearance Of The cane been rner, or the shoot,
larger or more succulent. Throughout the whole
growing region Of Louisiana the prospect is said
o be equally bright
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

ExoDus or FACE OoLoRED Pro- LE.-In conse'
quence OF tue recent stringent ensctments 10 Flor
ida touching their Interests, foroidding trade with
them and appointing guardians over them. large
mschanics, &c have determine upon ebarserins
q vessel In the spring and emigrsting 10 body be
yond the sonfines ofthe United States, Tampico
being their immediate destfnation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

RAILROADS AT The WEsr.-fbs Iowa Cen.rsi
Airline Railroad Compsny hsve put under contract
the eptire line of road, commencing at sabula. on
the Mississippi, and terminating at some point due
west on the Missouri, distance OF $50 miles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

10 :, =, Captain Parrish. leaves Richmond every
Tuesday afternoon City Point. same Evt Ming, and
Norfoi, next morning, Wednesday, j for New York.
The ROANOKE. Capt. Skinner. lsavss City Point
every Saturday morning, and Norfolk every 6atur-
dsy Evening for New York.
Returning, the Jamestown leaves New York. from
Pier 49, North River, every Saturday afternoon,
with passengers for Norfolk, Petersbprs, and Rioh-
monf without detention at Norfolk merely stopping
there to land passengers. She takes freight only for
Richn. ond v5 lsssss..
The Roanska leaves New York from sane Pier,
every Wednesday sftsrnoon with passengers for Nor
f,lk PStersbuig and Richmond but tskss freisht
iy for Norfolk. North Carolina, and Pstenbura.
Passage aud fare, stateroom included, between
Norfolk and Ne y York. So; 6teerage passege. -
Passage and fare, Ststsroom included, between
Richmond, Petersburg, and New York, SO; Stssrs
age passage, G6
NH III LUpLAM q WATbON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

HISTORICAL The original Wampum-bet pre-
seuted by the Indian Chiefs to William Penn, ha
been presented 70 the Psnnsylvania Historical So
CITY by Mr. Glanp..le J Penn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

HEAVY SEsTENcE.-The Nsmphie. Tennessee,
Enquirer of the 4,h instant. says young Nor nest
icdIcted for the killing OF William Harver has been
found guilty of murder in the second degree. and
bis term Of punishment fixed at ten years mprison
ment in the penitentiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

HUyGARIAEs.-Fo FortyIwo hungarians and
Prussians, who fought with distinguished valor I'M
der the British flag during the entire Crmean war.
have arrived IN New Orleans en- route for w Waksrs .
army In NicAragus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17
~ hAnxH6NVv ~ an, CnANA A.sD
W1a GLASS aa
H@ SPRING, 1857. sass4
W M. F.. BUTLER,

1Mp0YfeT, 70 USsH sSeeE, Etf6000d F0.,f
Is now receiving per ships 'Andfsw rosesrs and
"America,"s tuil supply Of Cngiish goods Of new
trade sales in this eoaatry, very lasss stock Of
French China, Glassware, Looking 0lsNss, Csstors
and Fancy (aosds hioh he 1tsfs Tor ssls npon the
most favorable terms. a&eS a
The msrcnants of VirGinia, Tennesses and North
Carolina are Invited 70 xanfns his ESods. 5sR
eV- special pains taken To pssk sai goods sessrely
and orders promptly 6ned- NH N sim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

PARrRIDaEs The Maryland Sportsmans Club.
Ia Baltimore, purchased one thousand live part
ridges the past winter to be turned out 10 the
spring. Their object is to preserve the breed.
hupdreds having been killed by the excessive
cold weather of the past two winters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

NOVEL ELscTIos-The democrats Of Annapo'
lie, Nd, srs 10 open poll today 70 dstermine
who shall all the federal offices in that city unosr
the new administr alton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

las A. Price. fund spilty Of the assdes ef a "a
sente need to bebunf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

!" APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
rd.e, Of $3.50 sppvor!matins - S50,oh
.'.s = i,'VV
r1ses OF 500 afpro1lmstinz 70 S2o,Voo ,o
Y,,trs ..-.ss....'..... ooN
,.1ys,.f sl0O sppfo1imstpg to $1,000
uyxe EEe -...,..'..,'..s' NV
,.rifes of SG0 spproIimating to FS,Ooo -.
Sr.s are s..s..,..........- .'s.'''..'... -"
,rfgs, Of aU5 spproIiu1atins to &s,Wo
uTiza Ere,.....s.ss.ssr'''s.''' NV
MES OF $50 spproximst:rs to $1,000
uTias are. -.'''''''.'''.. ~fo
<ns .s Of SIS appromimati4s to $500 49,
n,iA are.....-.,..s'. '...-'.''''.s'', ~
-, o. S5J epproEima'inS TO S5.Vu9 ..
rr,5s axs,, ...ts.....' .''..'.'s'''.''-.. Aoo
psitss f;.s' Of is experimenting to $4,000 ,ao
uyi,s afe.....sss.--'.-' '''''..'... 10"
nr!sss g,,sV Of 80 sprfaximatins to 5000 ara
nttzs sEFs........sssess''''' ''.'''.'..'.. AoV
,rsss II saJ ap2roSi2.siiGg to S2,u0 -.
rrfZs Zssre.......-.-...-.'.'f sss''...'s- i~S
~. O! SIS experimenting ~ sl,CUo o
,, fai.o = "a ...................s..,sa,1 81 ,1OG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

II UShNtUOD NJ IL l. ~SThe subscriber
az having taken leass upon this mill, ttornerly
kn0~n "a iounss MilD respectfully soiicits ths
parouage Of the public. There Is an excellent COB
IrG'htr attached Toll ons-tsnl. Mr.. John A.
~t.ef sober, lndastrious and competent miller,
"4iI bs at al times In place TO serve customers.
NH It's UApL. q. GARDNER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

LoEa journey IN. Bolleau, late of the
French legation at Washington. and bis wifa.
(daushtsr of Col Bentop) are sojourping few
days With Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont IN New York,
preparatory 70 their departure for Calcutta whih-
or N Bolleau goes In few days on diplomatic
mission.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

Johs Clayton formerly member Of the virsfefs
House OF Delegates, from Aononsalis county, aad
solder Of the wAT Of lsl1, died Lest week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

AaRiviL.-Ths schooner Dewdrop, Capt Randi.
arrived at st Aary's, Ga, on Monday week, with ~
students and professors Natura lists, from ilsn
College, Maas. They propose to visit Florida to q.
lset specimens 4c. = -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

1oASo DISCOVERED IN CuBA--A Ies,., -.
havans 70 the New York Times ssstee "a, -.
u'asors are an asos as the unexpected i,iDrn.,:..
Inasthe keys on the south AIds d The h,s.6 -.
1a'n immense deposits CT rich suaoo. The S,.....
cry was made By Capt Grsens, Of the brir Hen.
". Moncure Of Baltimore, about two vsar. ...
The writer's adds:
Capt. Greene states that he has m.A. . ..,...,
vey OF three of the principsi keys. and found IN.
euo " oe. on An average from three 70 fnur 49,
- sss. " coulse contains but small proporfaon
na n. Isa. oa.i understand that iss market val
h.s DeeG rated In the BALTIMORE msrhst - 80
tne ton. Captain Greene has hsd scv.rs, ;n.s.D -
VIE TIE Captata General And haa .pcr.sa.
60 ~ sssaog war steamer TO be pIacea a his 80.
Of ali the Keys ou shs making complete survey
the most prominent cfficers of IN. .s.. s.' ..
accompany Ospt Greene The pertv ss,isd t.oro
mere iass week, And propose exsrnininr ~ .o.,h
nae Oh iae iss.a nrse Specimens Of the epsno Are
on exhiDtion at present, and understenS ,h.s.-e
companies have been formed for ~ -r.rss ~ -
digging the guauo tor the American markst
Psdition, after the obsequies on Thursdav vss,s.d
the establishment Of Childs d Peterson. PhilsdsI.
phia, the publishers Of DR.. Kane to sea ,hs
Faith, the boat which had been their cornnsnian
ana o1en their best reliance, during that psrilous
expedition, and which is now in Mr. Childs' noss
session. They were cordially received by Mr.
Chids, and escorted to Parkinson'e, where . cola:
ton WAS prepared for them. 4. ~ ,ssIE
BANKING IN rHs UsIrsp srArx.-r rt.,.
1888 banks In the United States iueludirr 10 this
number 81 separate banks tho I4S "brape he s'' NJ
sone OF the bsnis Their aggregate capital il fS4s
o74ZTz The amount of loans and discounts At ths
date OF the returns (Which are al dated the
ead OF the year 1855 early in the year 1851 was
ooSiiSS,a8o The amount Of stoet & real estate sud
other investments In s79 IFS 500 Due by othsr
banks Sd, ,6s9 725 Notes Of other banks. e2a 779.
SiS Specie funds &l9.s37. .718 Specie s5g sl4 f6s.
GlTouiafion SIs5 TAT $50 Deposites, e2I7, at62
Sl2 z27 867
The number Of banks and branches IN 1887 w.s 7ss,
with capital Of S.9o, 772 e9l, in l842 the number
10 1887 was SS7 95 $40; in l843 a3S 516806 Cireu-
Iatlon In 1887, S]4sl IS $50; In I845 s58 56S $685.
.ai.a..a. pS...x-.-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

5hsTkUUTiU n In THK ART OF
d SINGING, privately Or In oiassss, and also In
GUITAR PLAYING, is gise4. By
.. 4. ERR CSSON,
Corner of Bank ana ilEh sis,
Opposite Go6dint Gsll.
Stores 10 2l-lm~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17

AIUTItE.--F. LAUBB would respeclfui.
: Y ly return his thanks to the citizens OF Rtsh
agGd f1G The enooura cement he he's received since
be commenced the Undertaking business, and would
aay that he still keeps good Hesrss, Pair Of fac,
larS-, gentle Horses ana careful Driver. kIso
GsEirs OF s STYLES and qualities; ana to persons who
lGay lose their servSsts ha thinks shey viii fna 1t
70 heir irserest 10 eal him. TO get them hestiy
aDd chssply inferred
fe lS-ln Bro4I arrest bett1ee7 I'd ard Sd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17
sALuABLE KEA l. EsTA FOI

Z sAfE PRiv ~ M y ~ nj - haor,tar pr.asrs-
J9fS 10 removal 10 his farm in Eelse3 county, Of
Is. Tor sale the following Eeal Estate IN A1anond
and its Vicinity:
na1csoms three story brick tenement on Main
street. between I'd and I'd streets, now occupied BY
q E. Peske, Esq
9Hck yelling on Clay street, near the corpora
oh las, opposite to tho residence Ct Peter d. Glenn,
ksg.
several bailding Lots adjoining the asovs.
3 vacant lot on 9th atreet betwoen Marshall sud
-gi 81 SEEaets, opposite tbs esdence of DR.. wayt
nlsniy-hve acres Of land, adjoining Wocdls n, In
teeT' On which are many beautiful building Lots,
VITA handsome groves
o6e hoHdred and thirty-three scrss Of land all In
,yo Ga re Williamsburg Road, about rnjles fforl
ninety acres GIL IN wood, on tho Daiby-TowH
tesa about Eailes beiow Richmond
the aooVs property will be sold on reasonable cre-
IS fof farther information, apply TO GoDDIN &
rkke'os' Gr TO RlCHD HILL, JR.
inh Sim