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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-25

l4lli From St Augusta Forest City SO miles and back
once in two weeks.
Leave ST. Augusta every other Monday at a m;
Arrive az Forest City next day by Up m;
Leave Forest City every other Wednesday at M
Arrive at ST Augusta next day by 6pn.
l4ll2 From lie Crescent 10 Chafed, miles and back
once week.
Bidders will state the distance and name schedule
of departures and arrivals n
l4ll3 From ST Paul to Hudson, Wis, l8 miles and back
once week.
+ Leave St Paul every Tuesday at Tam;
Arrive at Hudson same day by IL m;
Leave Hudson every Tuesday at IN;
Arrive St Paul same day by pm.
l4ll4 From Iaylors Falls by Falls OF St Croix to Bay
held, Wis, 100 miles and back, once week
Leave Iaylors Falls Monday at 7am m;
Arrive at Bayfield, next Friday by g. PM
Leave bayfield, Monday at 7 a m;
Arrive at Taylor's Falls next Friday by 6pm
l4ll5 From La Crosse, Wis., by Hokah Min 10 Decorah
Iowa, AZ miles and back once week.
Leave La Crosse Tuesday at IN;
Arrive at DEBORAH same day by IL m.
Leave DEBORAH Wednesday at lpm;
Arrive at La Crosse next day by pm.
l4ll6 From Brownsville by Caedons, to Lansing, Iowa,
40 miles and back, once week.
Leave Brownsville Wednesday at 6 a M
I've q. Lansing by 7pm
Leave Lansing $500
Arrive at Brownsville by ~ !. - Co.
14ll7 From South Bend, by High Fo>e. to La Crosse,
Wis., 1870 miles and back, once ii two weeA-.
Leave South Bend every other Monday at 8 m;
Arrive at La Crosse the eighth day thereafter by
PM
Leave La Crosse every other Monday at 8 a m;
Arrive at South Bend the eighth day thereafter by
6pm
l4ll8 From Eota to Prairie du CHEN, Wis., miles and
back, once a week. y
Bidders will state the distance, and schedule
of departures and arrivals.
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KANSAa

N 1.
From JUN 4, 1857, 10 June 30, 1853
,IS From ossawatanis to Neosho City, SO miles and
back, once week.
Leave 0ssawattamie Monday at q no.;
arrive at Neosho City next DAY uy am
Leave Neosho City Tuesday at pm;
Arrive at Ossawattsmie next day BY SIP M.
247 From Cofachiqne, by Leroy TO Columbia, so miles
and back, once week
Leave Cofachique Monday at 8 m;
Arrive at Columbia next day by @ pm;
Beave Columbia Wednesday at 8 m;
Arrive at Cofachique next day by 6 p m.
2lS From Fort Scott to Coiachique 80 miles and back
once week.
Leave Fort Scott Monday at am;
Arrive at Cofachique next day by p m;
Leave Oofachique Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Fort Scott next day by p m.
2i9 From Columbia to Council Grove, 30 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Columbia Friday at 8 am;
Arrive ut Council Grove by 8 IN;
Leave Council Grove Saturday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Columbia by IN
$50 From Sac and Fox Agency to lie Roy 35 miles and
back, once a week.
Leave Sac and Fox Agency Wednesday at 6 a m;
Arrive at LIE Roy by p m;
Leave lie Roy Thursday at n M
Arrive at Sac and Fox Agency by 6 pm.
ISL From Lecompton by Glendale, TO Richardsons 10
miles and back once q week.
Leave Lecompton Monday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Richardson's Wednesday by 10 p m;
Leave Richardson's Thursday at m;
Arrive at Lccompton Saturday by 10 pm.
252 From Shermanyille to Cosachiqne - miles and
back, once week.
Bidders will state the distance, and propose sched-
ule of departures and arrivals.
l53 From Allen to Columbia ~ miles and back, once
week.
Bidders will state the distance, and propose sched
ule of departures and arrivals
15i From Topeka, by Rnlo, Nebraska Territory Ne
maha, and Brownsville, to Nebraska city, $50 miles
and back, three times n week. ~ Ian
Leave Topeka Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at Gam;
Arrive at Nebraska city on Sd days by 10 m;
Leave Nebraska city Monday Wednesday, and
Friday at nj
Arrive at Topeka on Sd days by 10 p m.
Bids to extend the service TO Burlington, Iowa
300 miles further, and also TO convey the nails in
four-horse coaches, are invited.
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MINNESOTA.

From July 1, 1851 10 June 80, 1853
l4o52 From Brownsville, by Wilton and Winnebago
Agency, TO Maukato, 1853 miles and back, once
week
Bidders will name aschedule Of departures and arri
vals.
Proposals 10 commence at Carimona are invited.
l4053 From Red Wing, by Owaonna and Wilton, to We
roma, lilo mic and back once week
Bidders win propose schedule OF departures and
arrivals
Proposals to commence at 0watonna arc invited.
l4o54 From Red Wing by Wezoa to St Nicholas 80 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Red Wing Monday at 8 a M
Arrive at ST. Nicholas Wednesday by p m;
Leave ST. Nicholas Thursday at am;
Arrive at Red Wing next Saturday by pm.
l4055 From Red Wing by Pine Islands and Mantonye 70
Austin, -- miles and back, once week.
Bidders will state the distance and propose SEIZED
ue of departures and arrivals
l4056 From Red Wing by Owaonna, to Blue Earth CITY
miles and back, once.
Bidders will the distance, and schedule OF de-
parures and arrivals.
Proposals to commence at Owatonna are invited.
li057 From Red Wing by Norhfed to Le Seuer "a miles
and back, week.
Leave Red Wing Monday at s am;
Arrive at lie Seuer next Wednesday by 6pm
Leave lie Seuer Thursday at am;
Arrive at Red Wing next Saturday by pm
4o5s From Owatonn by Elwood and Cannon River Fails
to Hastings, SO miles and back once week.
Leave 0wa,onna Tuesday at 6 am,
Arrive at Hastings next day by IL am;
Leave Hastings Wednesday at 2pm;
Arrive at Owa' onna next day by 7pm.
1869 From Owatonna by Lemond and Adamsvie, to st
Nicholas SO miles aud back once week.
Leave 0watonna Wednesday at 8 am;
Arrive at St Nicholas by 6 PM
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18
TAXES--OFFICIAL.
STATE or LOUISIANA, PARISH oE oELEANs

CTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS
- City of New Orlenns-Fh Justices Court for the Parish
Of Orleans.
The following named delinquent Tax Payers for Taxes
Real Estate Slaves Personal Property due the City
Of New Orleans for the 1856 hereby cited appear be-
fore the undersigned within fifteen days from the first pubica
ton of this citation to to the demand of said city for
the opposite their respective will interest
thereon the rate % per per month each and
every month from the h day Of July 1857 until paid and five
Court.
Witness my hand the city Of New Orleans this 1h day Of
August, A. D. 1851. WILLIAM PILES,
Fifth Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
Hi- Offce-No. Frenchmen street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

THE IMPROVED MeCHEsNEx WASH
ING MAChINE-M Manufactured and for SAFE by ths sBf
srrber Orders left at No 10 Apollo street. in Box if as-
chancs, Excharge the Grocery Store of James Collins
Nn Il Apolo sfrest specimen he viii ke
ponpt atrenoed TO- All ask of the d Bile is fair bals
hey give satisfaction Tenrn 9e1 an the or
will be refunded. j. NJ papGhhhS
iyl1 " No. 10 Apollo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

DRIDGEwATER WEATHER PRpof'
ID PAINT1ne most esirable and economical covering M
Railroad Cars, nepots Bridges, etc: For sale o1
G. u BOGERT CO.,
Agents for the States of Louisiana, Alabama,
d22 Motif hissis pp and 9exRs-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23
THE DISPATCH.
wTpNEsDAY MOANING DECEMBER .. 1851.

TEE fAiine err IN TEE RECEIPTS or PRopver At
fnR kEApoRTs. o previous article We shosea
that the falling of In the receipts OF produce ~
the sesporta, from the interior, fnciuding oreaa-
stufs provisions and cotton, amounted IN value 20
aAout 100000 900. This amount has been swollen
ssncs then hy farther falling OF OF 17.eoo bales
of cotton at the seaports while there has been no
material augmentation In the receipts OF bread
stuffs and provisions, 81 Importance, BY the ca.
malls.
ceipts Of Canadian produce at this port The re-
opening Of navigation 10 the 18th inst, from the
best data We can obtain. only embraced about one
third Of tho amount received last year. or about
lS&.9st busheis. against about 6S&s62 bushels for
che same period last year. Giving decrease Of
about SOC sos bashels which, at an average cost of
81 90, would show . decrease In value Of about
Ss4o,sse. The crop, II Is said. was full average
OF last years growing, though not equal to u IN
quality. We have not been able to obtain the
exact amount Of decrease in quantity and value of
Canadian tour at this port. compared with that 81
Last year, Yet We venture say that 70 was about
two-thirds less, or only about one-third
years receipts; which, II added to the decreas> :.
value Of wheat. made gross aggregate Of decrease
vAius, compared TO that of last year, Of not less
than 500, 900 70 Ss0o.0o0. A small amount Of this
drcrsase Is to DO accounted for by the increased d.
rect shipments from Canadian ports {, Europe
through the agency Of steam propeilers, &c. The
heaviest receipts OF bseadstusts at New York CON-
ing direct from Cpper Cana Ia we arrive at the con.
elasion that the disturbance Ia banking and mono.
fsry masszs. and the consequent unsettiing of the
exchanges with the interior had their effect in
keeping back Canadian as well rs of American pro-
duce. II We add the decrease 10 the receipts of
Canadian Iamber add other products to bread.
STUFF, the falling OF may be safely computed at
over 81, 900 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

ORIGIN or 0pp-FEILow.--It has been supposed by
many that the origin Of the society OF 0ldfellows
or rather the organization Of that association
was OF comparatively modes n date. They will be
somewhat surprised. however, says the Gncinnati
Times, 'sto learn that its origin dates as far back
As the time of Nero, and was established by the
Roman soldiers In the year So. At that time they
were called Fellow Citizens. The present name was
given them by Titus Cesar, twenty four years az
ter~ards; and they were 80 called from the Singh
lar character of their meetings and from their
knowing each other by night or day by means Of
mystical signs and language. At the same time he
presented them with dispensation, engraved on
= plate OF gold bearing different emblems Of NOR.
tally. In the 9th century the Order was estab-
lished In the Spanish dominions, and in Portugal
In the sixth century. II did not reach France and
England until the eleventh century. 1t wss then
established In the latter country by john De Ne
villa. who, assisted by Ave Knights from France
formed Grand Lodge in London. This ancient
fratsnty has its lodges In e@ory quarter of the
globe, and, BY It's usefulness aud benevolent char
acter. commands the respect and eouutsnauce of
all who are acquainted with it's nature and pur.
poses" Those upon whose Information reliance
may be placed give credit to Baltimore for Rrst
introducing Odd Fellowship into the United States
and to Grand Sire Thomas Wilde, belongs the
honor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

Far WOMAN ~ TRouBLE AT sEA--A corpuIent
lady, on her way to California writes back 10 one
Of her ac1raiDtances LeI experience 10 travelling
Here 10 an extract;
'our cabin has two boxes Ia Il called berths
though collins would be nearer the thing, for yog
thina moro OF your latter end at great deal.
Que Of these IL situated over tbs other like two
Shelves and these together make what they call
a state roou Ny berth is the uppermost one, and
have TO climb up to It, putting one foot On the
lower one, and the other way out on the wash
stand, which is q great stretch and makes IL very
straiuiHs lift one knee the berth aud
FOIL into IL sideways. fhis Is very inconvenient
Tor woman of my size, and very dangerous. Last
riyht put my foot In on Mrs. Browns face az
she lay asleep close to the edge of the lower zone,
aGa nearly put out her eye, and ! have torn all
ths skin OF my knees, and then have a large
black spot where have been hurt, and my head
Is swelied- To dismeunt Is another feat Of horse
manship, emily ut for a sailor, Nou can't set up
Tor the noor overhead, 30 you have to turn round
aud roll your legs out first, and then hold on till
you touch bottom somewhere, and then let your.
self down upright.
.I,is dreadful work; don't know which Ia the
hardest, TO get In or out Of bsrth--both are the
In9st difficult things In the world and shall he
glad when l arm done with II. am Obliged to dress
in bed bsfore leave It, and nobody who hasn't
tried to pat on their clothes lying down can tell
what task II 10. Lating stays behind your back
and you On your face, nearly smothared with the
bodclothss, feeling for the eye.et hole with one
band and trying to put the tag In with the other,
while you are rolling about from side to sde is no
laughing matter. Yesterday fastened on the pill
low 10 my hustle. by mistake, In the hurry, and
never knew it till the people laughed, and said tie
Sea agreed with me, had grown fat but putting
on stockings "a the worst, for there amt room 70
stoop forward, 90 you have TO bring your foot TO
you and, stretching out your back lift ND yonr leg
I'LL you can reach IL, and then drag it on Corpn.
people can't always do this easy, can tell you
1t always gives me the cramp, aud takes away nv
breath You will pity me If you could conceive
but you can't, nobody but woman can tell what
Q woman suffers In a berth ut saa
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DICHMoND DYING AND CLEANSING

specifically invite the attention Of the citizens Of
Richmond and vicinity, to the following card:
Dyeing of Merino, Delaine ard silk Goods. Cloth
Cloaks, Capes, &c. Also, Grape and other Shawls
dyed with special reference to patterns and beauty Of
finish. Damask aud Moreen Curtains restored 10
of every description. Carpets, Rugs. Table Covers
Lace and Muslin Curtains Kid and Satin Shoes
Gloves, &C in the worry best style GENTS COATS,
PANTS, &C.. cleaned or died, and repressed ss orr
ginal. Merchants Goods made saleabe. Goods re
turned on the shortest notice, consistent with their
being we'll done.
We would invite special attention to the manner in
which we dye Grape ShGwls-Scarlet Crimson, and
other fashionable col srs. call Is respectfully so
cited.
We pride ourselves upon the colors and style Of
work We produce. and the impossbty of compe-
ttien in this respect; and while promptness will al
ways be exercised. price will be as low as is
often paid for inferior work.
DENNIS q BRO, Franklin street.
Opposite Metropolitan Hall,
NO hichfnoni Va
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UNION STEAMSHIP COM

- UNlON SIEAMSHlP CUM
PANY-F0R PHILADELPHIA VIA
Der CITY OF RICHMOND. Captain z
Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. David
Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA Captain B. Rooms
One sfthese superior steamers Will leave Richmond.
until further notsce ssesy EpN EsDAa touch
passengers. Returning. leaving Philadelphia every
WEDNESDAYemorningsa at 10 0cik.
These steamers in fine order increased
Communications for the comfort of passengers having
been added. also mere room for freight; and we
hope by regularity. dispatch aud Ia protecting
goods committed to charge, to receive ami Increase
Of patronage.
eT No transhipment By this limo.
Passage through to New York, and FUND. SO 90
Do do Philadelphia, ndfound. ct
cabin, %
Passage. through TO Philadelphia. not found. ID
cabin, 40
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same as b. the
River Boats.
~ Passengers by this line can stop In Phiisdsl
pha OF three days and then proceed to New York
BY tbs saIne ticket. Ii. Z. FUTILE, Agent
ana Rockets.
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~ GATHRIGHT. formerly on l6th

II GATHRIGHT, formerly on 18th
LIZ street, has taken one of the new tsneraents
Just erected on Governor street. between Main and
and all others who may desire to purchase FuRNI-
TURE assuring them that he will sell goods fer cash
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere His
ever has been consisting Of all articles usually kent
In furniture store, together with large sssortnsft
MATTRESSES: also BED o0yERiNG. Persons in
want OF any article IN my line will Gnd ID 10 their
where. 49,
90 2S-3m QATupyauw
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LUDLAM Il WATSON.
THE AUAMS' EXPRESa

E HszzzS5 THE ADAMS EXPRESS
49, COMPANY. 1874 Main ST., having
resumed their Steamship Express to and from Nor
town and Roanoke which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, aud thence by railroad &c
Weldon. Wilmington, Lynchburg Salem, Wytheville
and the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
lina are now prepared to forward, with great dis.
Disc Valuable Parcels, Jewelry, &c. to the above
named cities, and all places on the seaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
attention to the careful handling Of goods entrusted
TO the ADAMS EXPRESS co.'s Steamship Express
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points III Virginia and North Carolina viii be sent By
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received on day of sailing until O'Clock
PM. J. L. MACDON0UGH,
Agent Of Adams Express Co.
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o. roaAoco an ZEE roRr on xrw YORK M

Taking she aggregate value of the decrease of
products at this and other sesports, IL probably
docs not Gall much below about $40, 100000.
" y Herald
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DS win be kept constantly on hand
.-d3m L. S NcFJROY.
HEAD QUARTERs. lsh7

$40 HEAD QU A RI Frs, 1851
IA CL0THINGi CL0THINGu CLoTHINGlii
NM Visitors TO the Agricultural and Mechanics
.AA~ Fairs. attention. -lf you are in want of some
thing really neat and cheap in the way of Clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, not at below
l Will promise my goods, when quality and work
are compared, shall vie with tue cheapest
Il. X. SPENCE
&C % No. 100 cor. Main and 18th sts
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CLOTHING.
E. S. MoELROY,

la E. S. MoELROY,
IN KER CHANT TAILOR,
W. NO. 9, BALLARD HOUSE,
--lk2- Has on hand good assortment of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, VEST1NGS, &C., which he is pre-.
pared TO make up In fashionable style, on COOP
TERMs, and at short notice. In connection with the
above. he has made arrangements with the well
known house of VIM. I. Jennings q Co., one of the
most fashionable establishments in Broadway New
York, to supply him with superior Clothing and has
now on hand an assortment of all styles, from me-
dunn to the finest quality All new styles will be
troduced as they came out.
An assortment OF GENTL.EMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS viii be kept constantly on hand.
Oc 2-d3m L. s. McRIROY
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HDUCATToN.

r 8. SQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
l/s AND ENGLISH fCHO0L, CORNER MAIN
AND isT STREETS. RICHMOND, yA.-The elsy-
enth session Of this School, II now In progress. Pu
pills entering. are charged only from time Of admis
sion. 90 26-2m
MIGHT EC2y-.. q. Ts-G VIRGINIA
IN MECHANICS INSTITUTION WKDNEs-
DAY NIGHT, the f4th Oct. two PRIMARY SCHOOLS
will be opened by the Committee OF the Institute.
one In SAUNDERS HALL. ON foushee street, between
Trace and Broad under ths. management Of Mr.. w.
A. RxsNIE, and the other In the PREsgrrEKIAs SCHOOL
HOUSE, on Franklin street. at It's intersection with
ed street, Rev THOMAS II. Josgs being the princi-
pal teacher. These schools will be opened every
other night, aud FREE OF CHARGE TO all boys
who are members Of the Institute, Persons wishing
to obtain certificates Of membership and tickets TO
the Schools. can do By calling the Secretary
at the Hall Of the Institute, or on either Of the fol-
WILLIAM MACFARLANE.
Law Building,
SAMUEL g. COrTRELL,
Main ST., betw 18th and 18th,
A. BARGAMIN, in,
10th and Main sts..
ocl-ts Com. on Night Schools. Y. IL.
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MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURES
gre solicited to call at 30 iis Main street. and
~ 's C esSf III No.
NV NJ gen aud rsady f9s sac Fine Dress .uts bns
Cioaks ana turmshing hoods, ion Gentieman OF the
sisatsss variety Ali Of which viii ssil at ,nss,,
aiS Vow prices. fot Dash.
Id. GOODMAN.
No. ii9 Main street
cam Dress saits made 70 order. when pre-
, ., a Cal . esanins styles, quality and make
RUPTuRES RADICALLY CURED
~ ~ DR.. sHERMAN's RADICAL CuRE TRUSS
Lais z the most efeactons aud comfortable Truss
nos IN hse. Persons ethicted with rupture and Who
ets rally dsssros " beng radically cur~d now
sog trial Of tbs Truss from the mig ken idss. thar
Lpar case u really fad one and Of cong stsf.iipg
aou csn b cured-tnoroughly apA permansntfs
ssanlished y yogJ entire astsfc don, b. rsiere "a
ssias e this city, Who have Esn entiisly rsii1aa
i & . sa sra ,s disease
Msdie sssit. their entire and moat e.vS,ai
sianss !. soisc issdnse . 4 ss,.ieians i!xias
Sfy INCARNATION GOVERNING It. esn be had u
No " Main street g q k lAsoxsoN
He WIN saiiths naht Ia .ax ssx ss,'., -
yosrs ~. ssAae neGotsss for agencies On r.
>ys1x-T:x5--~-- de I3-iy
CgMlEGB PREMIUM STRAW our
fsrpxa VA ssc<tvsd lot o. the sfoya sn,,s,t.,
sops. 3 AT knks warranted 10 cut np ss..ssa
sss y y cHTsSsRs1 ss sfs & s;sa i
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BOYS CLOTHING AT COST.

IA BOYS CLOTHING AT COST.
IA FOR CAsH-The subscriber. intending 10
close business with the close Of tina present
.A- year, will commence to sell his stock of Chill
arens and Youths Clothing at COST for CASH only
He has on hand Suits for Boys from to ~ years of
age. Also Jackets, Rrock Coats Pants and Vests al
all sizes-all of which will be sold at cost
- j. IL. RIDDICK
=, No 1924 Main st opposite American Hotel
N.B-My regular customers will obIiae me nv
settling their accounts at the end of the year with
their usual promptness Those whose bills are over
due, are admonished that, without speedy settle
collection. J. M n
no 2S-imf
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UNITED STATES MAIL
80 k! SEF nBEEEf Fkf fHS S8ak A ANP
MXSN81R1 G II NJ 0SD.-TheJ JAMESTOWN,
Captain Parrish, leaves Richmond every Tuesday at
teTnoon, City Point same evening, and Norfolk next
morning "wednesday for New York.
The ROANOKE. Capt Skinner, leaves City Point
every Saturday morning and Norfolk every Saturday
Evening, for New York.
Returning the jamestown leaves New York. from
passengers for Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond,
without detention at Norfolk merely stopping thert
TO land passengers. She takes freight only for Rich
mond.
The Roanoke leaves New York from same Pier every
Wednesday afternoon. with passengers for Norfolk
Petersburg and Richmond but takes freight only foI
Norfolk. North Carolina and Petersburg.
Passage aud fare, Stateroom included, between
Norfolk and New York, So: Storage passage. 81.
Passage and fare. Stateroom Included. between
Richmond, Petersburg and New York, $40; Steerag,
passage s.
NH II LUDLAM WATSON.
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81 NO A YEARl
$1,000 A YEAR

GRAIN BAGS.-For sale in lots to suit
- purchasers Enquire AZ the oftice Of the Trsas..
urer or Superi r.scdent G. tho Edmond and Dan.
Vile Railroad >r--s- iy 7a-dkesx
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~ SPECIAL N0TIUE.-Express packages fl r
Norfolk. Petersburg Richmond, and all places in Vir
g1nia and North Carolina, intended for shipment BIZ
Steamships Roanoke and jamestown, will hereafter
be received by tho ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
tf6ce of the New York and Virginia Steamshit
Company. LUDLAM PLEASANTS, Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-23

AMERICANS IN IrAIs.-Among the Americans In
Florence on the 18th nit. were VIM. d. Astor and
family, Hamilton Fish and family, Mrs. Jones and
Rev. Dr.. Patton, Of New York; Mr.. Boardman and
family, Of Connecticut Mr.. Jared Sparks and fami-
~, Of Massachusetts,, and other well known names
4 letter adds:
We have also q mnlatto sculptor from New Or.
lsaoa, eugene Warbourg,) who brings common.
dationa from Mrs. So1le, Mrs. Stowe and the
Duchess Of Sutherland, who gives some promise
o. respectable attachments In the profession. A
panoramic view of the journey from Boston TO
novelties here