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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

syr Removal .-Dr. John =. ID Cullen has
,snoved hi, off e to the Richmopd House, Govern
street where hs may be found during the day; at
rgbt AZ M Mabens corner OF Grace and 9Th streets
Ia 2l.-lms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

p 1CRMOND ii kO u Nd PLAsTEK.-
IL The incre ased demand upon for Richmond
richness in tho selection of lump and the properly
puverized state Of the grouad, enables to offer
my grinding at reduced rates. and particularly to
the trade with purchases of large quantities Canal
boats can load at tn mill DIOR near the Danvlle
Depot. Loose plaster s per ton less than packed
The banvi!le Rail Rosd Company transports this ar
tcle at twenty cents per ton less than tariff rates. to
the LIST March.
Orders left with Womble Claiborne, No. II Pearl
street. will have SUI let attention
" 5000 good second hand barrels wanted
ja g. JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

wPistOis, Pistols, Pist0ls--Lfie and Pro
tERTY PREsERvERS just received, one hundred
COLTS PATENT REPEATING PISTOLS; for
sale By JAMES WALSH Gun Importer,
.s8-lm 7doora above St Charles Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

- resiponea eat Finding that my
s.oos ~ yet too large 10 expose IL no hazard Of
Tier opportunity tc NV fisbSs and customers to sup
p'y themselves with DRY GOODS ct pdms cost I
nan eontipse to sell OF the resdus Of my stock un.
tad for short time longer st The cs.h store Of
THOMAS D. QnARLEs.
a&-h 223 Broad It,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

FFICE ELECTROMAGNETIC chants
~ and others can supply themselves with
PAPERS, PENS,
ENVELOPES, INK
COPYING PRESSES,
BLANK BOOKS, &c. &c ,
at 'Stationer's Hail." No 81 Pearl street, at low
prices
good assortment of HERRING'S FIRE.PROOF
SAT- Els, constantly in store.
ia Sl-2w B. W. KNOWLES
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u...,.. oo., - .. w. UABNEY.
"nofet, <otn Januafv. t851. ia 21-fda

q The nndersianed, mt ihe soIicieatio,
Of many friends irrespective OF poIittcsi neti ~
sp 'ctfuy presents hmsslf candidate for the Of
flee OF CITY SERGEANT. and solicits the cit;zsn.
OF hichmond generally to give him their support
"a io-ou ED. 3. GAY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

a CIfy Sergeant. lin couformitv \, ~.
expressed wishes Of many of my friends ANNOUNCE
myself IS candidate for the Office of CITY SER
low-citizens to elect me- promise to discharge tn.
duties to the best Of my ability.
ja l3-lm GEO w WILEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

NMANTED. employment to- four strong
w Negro Men, by the day MO h. Apply to
SIZEk PHAUP,
Two doors above Mr. VIM. Pamer's Plough Store.
fe ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

~ New Knfr Dye.--H0bson uaS ne"
Hair Dye 1t instantly dyes the Whiskera or Nous
tsches q beautiful natural black or brown, which
n;,bs, uster nor sunshine can taruish In the least
We ADVICE all who dye, to call on HOBsOH, at his
Hair Cutting Room, under the American Hotel -
Entrspoc on lth street. no ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

~ To the Voters Of the City Of Rich.
MoND-l am a candidate for the office OF CITY SER
GEANT and respectfully solicit you SURFACES at the
next April cleo ton.
la Its THOMAS W. DOSWELI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

NANCY BALL DRESSES .-The su Drrcf.
l. Der has made up, and will keep constantly ON
hand, a large supply of Fancy and Characteristic
DRESSES. of every variety, suited for Stage Fancy
Dress and Masquerade Balls, which will be let by
the evening and for the sea on, these who may
wish to use them. at moderate prices Persons de-
sirous of procuring sue articles invited to call
en- him at his taors store, second door of 18th
street. Main. C.. WENDLINGER
ia S0-lw Merchant Tailor
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~ St. Charles Hotel,

RICHMOND, VA,
WOODWARD l. NEWMAN, froprietors.
GEO. J. SCAMMELL, Sup's
Gee G go, W; RGHBERrsoS' Clerks.
ia 22-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

81 n T. A l. NssEl q E.--Feb. I'D 1877
- HENRY SHAFER will commence this day and
will continue sell prime for cash to close his
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODs-as fol-
hlows: Suoerfne Rsglens Over and Bushes, Coats
black and fancy Cloth Frock and Dreas Coats; black
and fancy Velvet, Silk Cloth and Cashmere Vests;
black end fancy Cashmere Pant; Shirts, Under
Shirts Drawers, Cravats, Scerfs, Ties, Stocks Sus
penaers, Gloves Gaunttetts Shawls, Dressing Robes
Collars, &c.
My friends and the public requested to give me
early call. HENRY SHAFER,
fec corner \ ain and 18th SIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

NTANTED..-The undersigned wishes to
w employ a 20 ID Coach Palnter-oue that under.
stands the Painting n all Of its branches To such
an che, a steady job and good wages will be given
JNO. Il. ATKINSON,
r4-9r tern urg We
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

RUKNETT'S ORIENT TOO II n
y WASH This Elixir for tho Teeth and Gums
combines. in concentrated form, the most desira.
PIE cleansing and astrngent properties at the same
Tune 1t contains nothing which can possibly in;ure
the most sensitive and delicate organization.
1t arrests decay of the teeth; renders the gums
hsia and heeithy nentralzes this offensive secretions
oi me mouth, and imparts to the breath fragrance
peculiarly aromatic and pleasant
For sale by BENNETT BEERS & FISHER. st
5oc. per bottle. :. 50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

NOR aALE--An Improved FARM, cor
L tanning Two Hundred and Sixty Acres-a shol
distance from the city. Apply to
GOBLIN l. APPERSOF.
Is q -2taHIstMar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05
By Iay,or q Williams.

RRICk HOUSE AND LOT On MAR.
~ Shall STREET, AT AUCTlON.-On TUES.
DAY. 10th Feb at O'Clock P. N 4, upon the pre-
misses. will be sold The neat Brick House ana Lot
situstad on the south side of Marshall street. near
Henry street, and occupied by Mr. J. L Rove. 1t
has rooms, with kitchen, closets and cut houses
and il in rood order Ths lot fronts 81 nd rms
back l4i II feet to an alley l6 feet wide
Ms-One-fourth cash; balance at 9 ard "a
mont s with interest," ard secured by trust deed
or preferred, the purchaser may retaia a loan of
about $l0'0 obtained upon the property from the
Monroe Building Company; and for the balance ,ibs
raj terms will be given
E.. TAYLOR WILLIAMS A.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

"A sold the house cccuplso By Augusss A. Qaerlss
on Franklin street. b,tween 22d and Esd streets
FRIDAY the 18th day of February inst at II O'Clock
OF the late r. Qaarlss sstlne of the usuat va
nsty, and including one Negro Womsu. Terms at
sale AIJGITsTa A QtJARLES
fs 5-tdsT Adm'x. of F. 8. Qasrss decd.
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WANTS.

NAANTE D..-A situat ton, by a young man,
.urug house. Can give the best of eference
a. to ehsrscter and qualifications. Address p H. s.
Second Turnout. Va Central Railroad. fe 5-7tk
WANTED TO HIRE--A House Girl OF
w good qualities, for two months. Amply
to fe THOMAS JONES Il CO
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.r1rIAL NOffuks.

yirsinia historical ssci ns <. .; cen.
- ~ the extreme intiemency OF tne westnef;
sequence o. of the Society 10 postponed until
,hssssnAY the 9Th d.v Of February, 1857 Of the
RlSsRp b. MOSES D. BOOZE will then deliver the
annual discourse.
srec,al Cnrd..-Jnnuary 1gth, 1897:
to-. PsrcE Co. viii comm. nee .nn as s,r Srs
eonun"e Iii of without regard TO cost aud 10 many
their ss sa.S Ss SIM, FSasS silks
kcn ., p, eres Tissues; Hsrnanfs: bersee de
I S.;n.s and ether styles of press Good. sso
, L .nd Gotten sbeetnes Table psmss a pam
Linen quo Hu.tshsck; Towelnes Pillow Cot.
s.n. Nsrsee. oailtsi Bed slsnf s Gsnsna ms
'sooX W.i,st and Cloth Ciosks and falnss &e. 10
r. orseT that the exhibition ana sale these t9oas
ms5 p se Displayed upon their second floor where
will ne 49, force will always be in readiness to
sever sever y. W ,bs ,r.nts Of their customers.
s.;r yiend. and the puolic are requested to give
,hsu, an early call.
New Good, daily arriving. pp,cr IN
IA lalm =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

SONE MORE CHEAP GOODS. -.(s0cd
~ Furniture Calico, at ST cts. per yard, De Bsige
at l2A: Cotton Cashmere for dressing gowns at
VOL ed Cambria hands at % cts, Misses Worked
Collars ct l21 cts Velvet Trimmings at 81! cts
piece; Gents large sze linen Handkerchief at rs
wool Flanneis at Is cts heavy quality shirts at O2
Csctus Skirts at Is c.s; Lnseys shilling worth
IS cts; and any other articles at low prices, at
fe JACOB A. LEWIS is Main ar
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AUO1luN sAI.Eaf
HUTUzE pAYa

VARY nLk HlNOvER LANn FnS
wrnNrsnnivv I'll cher for ale 81 public sacsi ). -
the next fair dsy, the pssmisss. Is. Win hof
TkACL OF LAND on which nov reuide s;tn -.
In the County Of Hanover, byst Is mile frem
mosd, and not moro than two miles from ashs..S
the b =. = r. Railroad. The trset aonts;.s ~ -
AC tES adjoining the lands Of Messr1 ". 4. n;es
Benjamin Thomas. and others, hes : DWEIIIEa
ing 10 purchase would do well to cali on The subse
ber and view the paes previous to the DAY Of saIe
TEaMs-One, third 10 casd and the balance il
equal Dstalments OF " ana IL months the purshs-
ed till last payment made Also will be sold on Ia
same day. two Horse WAGON and Harness, horse
head of Cattle, number Of Hogs, ana Farmina
Implements of various kindr; also Feed of different
kinds
NJ Terms for the perishatle property made
Known the day of sale. J. A. HINES.
fe 5-dztav6tke3tr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

DIR. Coons, late Of st. Louis, Mo-.
Umes ana residence on Sd street. west side, between
Aarshal.sad Clay sts. ne S-ams
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

NNANTED-.LAND WA ttktA NTs.--i wish
w to purchase LAM WARRANTS. and as am
buying to locate myself, will pay the highest
ket price. Persons having Land Warrants to sell
will 90 we'll to before disposng of them.
8. GRIFFIN, Office on Wall street,
la 7-dSmk Oppoate St. Charles Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

XNANTED- "A No WET NURSE; one
w without incumbrsnce preferred For QUE that
will suis, fair wages will be given Apply to
EDWARD ID EACEO,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

a Dove LODGE, NO. JI.---A11e1d n
called Meeting at your Lodge Room Boshar;.
N\dall; on THURSDAY evening, 9Th inst. at
O'CLOCK; Mem osrs Of sister Lodges and transient
Ry order of Worshipful Master
fe At GEORGE II. TOMPKINs Sac,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

1T FOR BHEMkN.--The ship ri h r.
go MINE. Capt. Il. RAscHEN, will load for the
above Port as soon as navigation re-opens--
For balance of eight apply to
fed 6t* EDW'D VIM de VOsS Il CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

~ HENHICO Light DKA G(D(1NS
- ATTENTION.-Attenda meeting of the
HN} Company. at Wilbacher's Sale de Armea
~ FRIDAY NIGHT, 9Th inst at O'Clock,
As business of great importance will be before the
company. a full attendance ia re CURED
BY order of Col. DAVIS.
fe 4-St C. HANES 1stC evc-t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

SAYE YS II BIU NE Y ECONOMY ~
- wealth and you will practice It if you buy your
CLOTHING or GENfLEMENH FURNISHING
GOODS at the old stand, i62 Vain street where my
bs found at all times the largest assert mem, Ia est
styles and best workmanship In the city. The late
mesa of the season and anxiety reduce winter
stock will enable you to supply yourself with hrst
quality clothing at greatly reduced prices.
fa 5 KEEN. BALDWIN CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

WANTED Troopers 10 make flour bar.
w rels by the year. day or job.
The highest cash market price paid for Barrel tim.
Der and Hoop Poles.
je lots CRENSHAw& FISHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

kAjANTED BOYS The highest ma hes
w price will be paid for 10 or y Boys. Those
having such for hire will please call on
ia6 LARUs Il SEINE. "a Msir street.
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NEW FKENC HMN ~
ANN RESTAU RANT N Il u
s ZETELLE begs leave SANkMv

H----"r-1~ 10 INFORM tno PUBIC that ~
he has fitted up in elegant style the store No. 52
MAN street, one door bs ow the Exehsnge Bank,
where he 10 prepared TO furnish Meals In the best
style at short notice. He is also prepared to arns
Dinner and Supper Parties In insarpassabls Style.
rIva,e Families wishing any pa ticular csh, he will
furnish IL upon reasonable terms
he asks the public for their patronage. assuring
them that he will be ready them in the hest
stcle. with all that the market affords
The Restaurant will be open TO day, February Sd,
1857 q.
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fNANTED to Hire, for the balance of the
w year, No. Cook, Washer and ironer APP
plyto
j. IS WOMBLE l. CLAIBORNE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

DAKGAI ms IN DRY GOODS, nTNo. Ij3
ID Eagle Square The subscribers In order to maze
room for their Spring purchases have determined to
sell thei, stock of Fancy Goods, many of which are
just coming in season, and very desirable. at ereat
sacrifice fhe assortment consists of every tescrip
ton of Fall. Spring and Summer Goods and will be
sold thout references to cost
Those in want of yteat bargains, wilt Go W ell to
give early call.
fe 2-ts PARKER. EIMMO g. co
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TOR SAL k.-A ikely Negro w m an, who
L is a good Cock. Washer and lroner. Apply at
Cary street. jail. fe TIA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

NUTlCE --I ne subscriber wish. = IN mr.
ehase about 2oUt0 Tbs Of good SMOKING TO
b&CCO, bright, and cl, CT stems TO bs delivered
price W1li be psid
have on hsud few boxes extra fine CHEWING
TCEACCO, suitable for private use. Appi7 10
NORHUkNE sOkTON
At II. II. Tbolptons r obscco Factory
70 8 . Corner A rel end 18th sits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

NA WANTE D..For tne UNITED
&E STATES ARMY, able-bodied, unmarried
XNAO Men, to whom will be given good pay,
~ board, clothing and medical at.endance.-
Pay from $l2 to 1922 per month. No man having
wife child will be accepted.
Apply q: Mounted Recruiting Rendezvous, Frank.
lin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall.
LIEUT.. JAMES MCINTOSH,
LIST Lieut.. LIST Cavalry
ia S0--ts RscruitinT Officer.
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MS.
|ocds
Atlc-
|sA 1t
ping
|arcy
25c
! hot
| and
who
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

S,hLLknG OFr AT COsT..-AIi kiBds Of
- Dry Goods .an be bought ct and below cost at
EZEKIEL'S, IS Rain street. Eow Ia the time to
get che ap goods My stock 10 we'll assorted and you
can find all kinds of goods usually kept 10 a Dry
Goods siore shall offer for fouf week the entire
stock at cost price. Ladies guTs and Licaks Eug'e
Trimming; last eoicu Calico at t4 cts
EZshIELS Established Chssp Cash store,
fe 8 70 MsIa street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

~y{ AfOTHkCAkY A Nd DH n Z,
~SSTokE--The subscriber respectfully informs
MS friend. and the public generalIy. that he
- hes moved into his new store, Ton the corner
OF oh and Broad SITS, Church Hill and has supplied
nns ~, WIN fresh and we'll selected assnrtusnt of
D Dn uSs MEDICINES, FANCY ARTICLES,
CIGARS, ETC. be solicits call from the public
uine Them that they will find everv thing that ia
~. ~. " keot IN well regulated Drug Store -
OF the day ans night ~ Ao0i'
VIM. @. sNELLINas. Broed.t
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IS--
will
II at
sold,
Clo-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

X ID
OF.
off O
|, Bit
y the
lie les
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

having bought DR. w. C. BATTAILE,s sntire
stocs OF pkUGs, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
iANc1 AkIiGLEs, &c, shall continue the bu.
nness, assisted by w H. HARRIS. 0 DN
%, >, WARNER L. WARING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

MA NJ r. D-.A Jonraes SaiOnaiA A
w KER, capsule of doing all kinds of repairing.
in the neetest manner and who is willing to work in
the cutting room ct the estabi,hment None need
kinds of work necessary be done in such an ests-
bshment. Good wages and prompt pay. Apply at
the Shoe aud Trunk Establishment of
JOHN C PAGE, JR.,
Ia M Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

Lrds
j light
|osed
ling.
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|ffk
ht of
Rag
mere
&c,
60 as
must
may
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HARD cox E...tsrders for this excellent
Fuel for Furnaces and all kinds of close Stoves
pre- Dptly executed.
JNO. J. WERTH Agent
Corner 10th st. and Basin, and 9Th and Byrd st.
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|ios~
|atin-.
and
Sati-
/ no.
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BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.


. - - :. a., 90, 81
the PRESIDENT, Josas y. Phillip, Esq, presiding
M gyy.s- pre-ent.i hs yaasous for not vstrs len
-. a. - =, a., -,
w WV 'ciuee"" !" W ~ y "'o "'"'"'
A isuE fIGai
Tie ocver r,e-,her. who YER. psceJ under srrest a
50. -. 80. o.. sa,....~ a.. r-...a..,,. 49,,
'"e 80 "'o""s iO' UH"".'"e VAC i'0 "'''
apologzod for leaving the chamber remarkinz that Troy
did nat intend W yiosNe the rule Mr. McCAhlll IN
,,, a. -. -, . -, A., ~ -, a..
pI,snahs n.s f.n . ~ , vi .,ttn,.
Sank ~, so W =. M ~ r,sTt =, sar,cu.i d sta
-, ~ =, 80, ,bo-e ,bo roso ~ a ro,r, oe
sovu' g. - -. aos ,rar, ~ essI~ 80
OIL 800 - N'.I -, -. -, 4,.,,a. 80 e.,
v,ne, naru nau NJ ~ ~ o.. ~, ~ 49,
80, ,bo rour,eenth IM, warner xns not nreSent thai
hon ue ''"''''" t"' "-' ~ fS'e"' '
NJ sox r,shos a Mr. warner,s rcsrua ,vt,yA uhv
A. ,o,,i.,,a, or he 7gbiI, ma MI ~
VIZ ~, ~, ,.1 -. - q, ,or-,sr W a' NV
h,, ,,. .s,cr M a, b,,,,o, NJ ho, 49,.
III, 80 n.,aho "a eo~crany hersef The rc-nla, hns,
~. ',d ,laraesad
.hI -, ,,,.,s =. 100. handed in aud d,,,,o ,,.o
,ossins Of one IL thern.
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BruDMa Cribs AND Towns III KAssls--A
Kansas correspondent OF ihr Boston Journal saysln very
many free State towns where three months ago not
house could he seem hotels stores and workshops TILED
with mechanics have mad. tbeir appearance Sumner,
tho young city in which writing, Is, It's
indicates, free State Although but four weeks old,
there thirty houses in process OF construction
therein and many others contracted 10 be built mmcdi
atey. tx situation Is at the great western bend " the
Missouri river, Ia the centre Of Northern Kansas, thus
making nearer Topeka For, Rey, Manhattan Grass
hopper Fails Powbatan and nearly all the country north
Of the kansas river than other point on the Msso-r
The location the river II where the divide or high LAID
between the White Clay creek the north and walnn
creek the south approaches the stream, thus aordiny
rock landing unsurpassed by any the river
from s. Louis Ia the C'hcad OF the hollow y Sioux City
Town. distance OF ten hundred and fifty miles. Summer
neted being the landing place OF the Rev Psrdee
Butler when he tarsed and :eshered and put upon
RAN logs by A,rhison Ssrngeiiow aud their
co-wcrters IN sin aud iniquity, NJ The little burgh Of
Atchteu four miles above The worthy nr. Butler in
making his residence In Sumner, saying that II IL 10
him lie tho promised land. Mechanics and business
very much needed, 10 whom the most liberal induce
mepts oHyed ~ The town a,socaiion The present
inhabsrz 81 ufHer nearly al from Massachusetts,
Vermont and New Hampshire, and the frequent arrivals
m.sty Eastern people The country back OF Sumner
In Ksysss for beauty 81 scenery and fertility
Of oil Coal pfcn.y upon the city site. well timber
rad fine spring water OF which there y an abundant sup.
ply together with building stone Of the very best quality
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SUPREME couRF-0ENERAL TERM.

Before Judges Mitchell, Peabody and Roosevelt.
MAY -1Ae People on The relation Of fernando Wood,
u.s. simeon Draper, e. al-As soon as the court was
opened this morning gentleman named l. j. Wemyss,
sprang up and addressed the Court asking that he Eu-
ropean who received projections from his own govern
meut might apply 10 this court fot relief and justice
against Daniel Sckies by whom he said he had been
grossly betrayed and cheated out of 81 500 Ths strange
announcement caused quite excitement Tho Court in
formed the applicant that he had any complaint to pre-
sent 1t must be presented in writing or BY an AFFIDAVIT
The gentleman said he had his affidavit ready.
Judge Edonds then arose and stated the Court tina.
action OF o sadn.o had been commenced BY the (old)
Police Commissioners To les; the consiu;oaaity OF the
recent police acts of the legislature but that arrange
men had ade between the parties in the controver
sy so Is 10 bring the In this court this term
by he dofeudans with TIC proposition hear the
once, which proposition we this morning acceded n and
now ask the Court taey win assign day for the hearing
Mr. FIELD then read the following letter, which they (the
counsel the Commissioners had sent " tho counsel
the other side On fasurdsy-
Supreme e'z" f paSs, s a.a "a o saaa' H''d ca 1"''
sR-we send yoa answer herewith Upon I en- issue
ofiaw may Be tried Il special term '. a..
a ss ia s W ssa I s
s sss Ss Gown &
Hov. g. B. CUSHING, Attorney General
kEw YORK May 2, ld.S.
Mr. OConor then read the following letter thelf al
swcr 70 the above
Tie Pvy,e Fernando w.p'rs cie,r D-spsr on oilers.
BROWN, HALL AND VAsDERroEL- EsoRs. -
GssrEsksrour proposition dated 2i Inst dill no, come %
hand hs o: s date and for that alone
more promptly answered
The proposition therein contained is hereby accepted
Isubm however for your consideration. whether f. no.
eypeden tha; unite IN re2ues; 70 Judge Peabody TO
pend h decision the uncon. until The Judgment OF the
1 @ os lac IS a sa r. OBJ a
detailed statement; Of them Is desn1c1 unnecessary
Ny aiss Ia this await 81 ue General Term
Upon your arrival they viii unite With you In application
Court assign day Tor the hearing To world
be quite agreeable and associates II Will take what
this day prepare the papers for DC Court
Yours truly. j. W. kDnCNps.
for s. u. Gushing, A.orus5 General.
new YORK. Nay 1851.
The Court by agreement OF the counsel, directed that
the ju6gen; should DO taken NJ the special term W the
Supreme Court o6ay and the argument brought on IN
tie general term q the Supreme Court TO morrow.
Mr. Field not willing ta, The should be takss
before the special torn today unless Judge Peabody gave
his opinion upon injunction but finally consented II,