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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-25
Fisher. WheIess & %.

Successors TO JOHNSON, HORNE co., a.-
COTTON, Tobacco, Stozge, General ComEnlsslon -
- Produce Merchants, Corner Broad and 1855 - I'll
Nashville, Tenn, will devote particular
buslness entrusted 70 thams s p nv
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A. sTRREr. A. L. KING wE. B. srREEr. z
STREET. KING n CO..
FnGyS at Law

"A TnGyS at Law
LAND, COLLECTION, AND
G. r " E r H b 4 E N rs,
OMAHA GIFT. NEBRASKA TERRITORY
XNTILL practice Law in The Supreme snd inferior Of
w Nebraska, buy and sell Land arraDts land
lme give special aIten on making Of lands in
Nebraska for those wishing desirable locations In
for distant dealers reasonable terms pay fur
abstracts entries and notice, buy and
sell lands, town-ois and all kinds Of real estate, and do
GENERAL AGENCY business.
RKFEREFCRs
VS. Gilman, Banker, New York city.
COnTgrse, Harding & - D. Boston, Mass.
G, Vibbard, SnPt n. Y. Central Railroad, Albany, N. Y
Gen. Leslie Combs, Lexington, Ky.
Hon. Francis B. ROa z, Nashville, Ten.
Johnson, Weaver q 4"
Or. J. 5. Young, "
Gov. VIM. B. Campbell, Lebanon g
Hon. JOrdon Stokes,
Lucas, Thompson & CO., 81. Louis, Mo.
AcCaFie, Chttenden X CO., KsOkuk, Iowa.
Wm. Il. SEWERS & CO., Bankers, Oskaloosa, Iowa
Baldwin, Dodge & CO., Council Bluffs
DAVIS, Moody u CO., Chicago, Illinois.
WA. Johnson 4 CO., New Orleans. La. Ju2.tf.
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A. 2. BEEKEs D. I. TERRY
BEERS g. TERRY,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,


p VIII attend TO the sale OF all kinds OF Tennessee
Produce al theirSt0Tc opposite The Planters Hotel.
John f. King, Pres g. X. r. Augusta,
= Ausey Augusta; n X. Butler, Augusta; 70. Z. hesi-
man. Nashville. Tenn, J. A. Brown MuTetslOr0 Tenn.
Seymour, EsuIinE O. Co., Nashville Tenn. imThIg-tf
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TVa&ATv

WISH 10 purchase from 10 70 f5OoO o1shels o. pflnS
mercbantabe Wheat for immediate delivery, for Ehitb
viii pay the full maTzet price, n ~ ANEs
tune IS-tW&Wu MhfAsLoueets
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE

A MOST desirable residence miles from the City, on
n Louisville Branch Pikea comfortable dwelling, with
OurrOOns, kitchen servants rooms and fifteen acres
Ofsnd will be sold liberal terms exchange for resi-
deDee in the City, between Cedar and Broad streets
JL& " BR JWN.
dec Sim AK Cherry st.
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VIZ nted.
I. J. NOJLTON. J. NJ. RID,
M0ULToIT 81 REED.
GROCERs, FORWARDING
COMlHISSION MERCHANTS,

DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, BACON. LAID
FLOUR, FEATHERS, &c, &c.
NO. 80 BEOAD WAY, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
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Bank of Nashville.

WE have eOmpiets stock Of Groceries, consisting In
w psrtof-
SALT, WHISKY, NAILS, CANDLES,
Tea Cigars Tobacco, Brandies, &C.; which, with Bale
Rope BAQzing ard 20 bales Augusta Drills all or which
We will REASONABLE rates for Bank Of NashVlIe Notes
or for certified checks o. deposit.
also desirable city and Rdgs6eld prODeyy
which will dispose OF favorable terms in tbe same
way. Apply TO FISHER, WHELESS & co,
ncf
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E. r. GLASCOCK,
VALUABLE FAMILY CFNEGaOEs FOR
SALE,

A MOST valuable negro woman, q Nc. I, servant, and
a SIX likely int 1EeHt cmidren-2 gr's and boys
3 Of vnom will be zortn each Glj1u vuen grown. The
oVer wishes procure good home tho went
l. OF IA hve aud viii q sell Go Irb4er az dou0g
value Gas stock, stale bonds &c uble BuiIms los
Fprefeld or Nashville including VI D. us HaTCIuG 's,
40 ohsr adduisns west GHsHye, Will be part
Tsgmeut Add1ess "B. W" BOX aU5 Nashville 2. o.
nov II.
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SMALL RESIDENCE FOR SALE

A SMALL frame dwelling, kitchen, &c, with 40 or
of fine gsrdinE land, the purchaser may desire
about "a miles FROM the city, near the Gallan Pike
great bargain will be given for Is or cash.
l. d X W BROWN,
dec l2-YIAl Cherry street.
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BaiIey's springs

FOR SALE.
by virtue of decree Pro04te Court Of ne Uouny
ID Of LAu derdais, Alsbs the undertlhs9
tors Of u OF Jonathan Bailey deco, VIII SEN %
Monday, 1Ith day January 1857 on me Rfeis IN
miles from he Town OF Florence, Alabama the eeleoiau
wateTiUg place, Known as ,r,-ce
Tbsaa S,ris 90 20 widely and faVOrs ly known, as be-
ing me ost waters for the Cure Of nyspepss
DTopSv Scrofa and all CuaneOus diseases, mat u u
deemed speak Of their curative PIoPsf1es
This otf OF persons who have been cureo
and r a r., health by the Of the waters are scatter
ed ali ~ ar e county. North and South and are @ nAIy
Ifvtn 5rsssgs Of their virtues u VIII pc sumeleni 70
~, ra cops.daTed the most remarkable hPrings IN
Inc oi and their waters have Effected more cure hah
any oibo known .-.- -, -. 20 -t.,,,-. h.yo
No. % great pnetUr could never acc m oaale
tas ditis believed 10 De the most P01l4oaI As wen rs
,ke - tcurJtive watering place IN the sopti
hs are nine hundred and weCiy acres OF land Of excel
lent aa Hty good state OF euiuVaon win orchards,
steblvas. houses and 0gber valuable Improvements
ere dit Of one, and th,eU years VIII be given, Tie
hse or giving hoods VIII approved personal security
aud len the property until he zane u paid for
RICHARD A. alley,
JAkESJ. BAILEY.
De O. l5-tri " &W5tI Ad min istl alto
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Groceries, Groceries.
JUST RECEIVED AND IN STORE.
rs nhds La. sugar fair TO 10 salmon;
choice; IS do fresh cove oysters;
$50 bags Rio coffee; 2j do sardines:
1876 OOls La hOasses; IS bOxs champagne cider
50 DO n syrup; DTS & pts:
100 do If q sugars; 50 boXs cod fish;
80 pa 'gs z rzisans; rs bbls Walkers XXX ale:
100 bOxs LAYERS 90; 800 bxs candles;
100 Nos g. mAokerel;300 bbls Tenn. white whisky
50 bbls Nos, 9 & 3 do; so SIS imperial tea;
DO tierces fresh hgs. IS bags Texas pecans
IS pockets Java coffee; &c, &c, orc.
Which we will sell 10 The de low for CASH.
LAINER, PHI LIPS & Coz.
nova BPa&R No 80 Mark Of street.
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MORRIS g. STRATTON,
wHOLEsALE GROCERs.

WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION M ERCHANTS
NO.Is Market street, Nashville.
ETAVING made Srrsn by which viii be receiV-
Il ing large and fresh supplies Grocery every few days,
&c will hereafter have regular sales every WEDNESDAY
morning. [deci0l E6G NORRIS q SFRATTON
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GEORGE a. HERTOT.
(Late HERIOT & HoLMESJ
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
NO. VENDUE RANGE,
CHARLESTON. s. C.

Particular attention given to the sale Cotton Plou,
Wheat Corn, and all other Produce; also Forward.
ing Of Goods 10 and from the Interior.
RKFKRENCRs-B. S. Rhett, Esq, Messrs. T. S. & T. G
Budd, W. B. HeTio Esq, Charlie son S. James Walker
ESQ., Nashville, Tenn, Thomas S. Kennedy, Louisville Ky
Wilson q Burns, Baltimore, Nd. Iapr23-WIy
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Williams & Co.,

Who is IN Of Single Double Barrel Shot Gun,
ns Razor Pocket knife Knives and FORKS
anything usually found Hardware Store would ind 70
their interest before purchasing, to call on
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ANDREW WINn,S
Kerosene Oils.

Advertising and Subscription Office,
40. ISS Nassau Street, zszt door to Nassdw BaaE
NEW YORK
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southern Portable Plantation

CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Freight Lines.
1852,
Through Rates from New York and Phil,
adeiPhia To Nashville, ia connection
VIII new YORK and Philadelphia
steamship Lines, 10 continue with
out alteration from ISt June 10
IsL Of December, 1851.
First Glass, per 100 lbs, go
ISL esq., ST. l.: !: i! i:
Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other light
goods not enumerated, Carboys Of Acids, or
FIRST CLASS.
Piano FOrtes, Books, Stationery, BOots s. oes Liquors.
OILS &c in bottles, Gamph,ne and Spirits Tsrpentne in
barrels Competing, China Glass and Glassware Cigars in
boxes or bales Drugs, Fruits Fruit Trees and Shrubbery
Furs, harden Seeds Looking Glasses and Locking Glass
Pstss lat owner Iisk Oysters and jars saddler
Tin and Britannia Ware, T eas and Spices.
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except such as specified in third class Coffee
Tobacco Leather in rolls and boxes Oils il barrels
cssks, Crockery and Queenswsre in al casks
RiCe, Whiting, Plaster, sheet Brass and Copper.
THIRD CLASS.
Tin Plate Anvils Vices casks OF Chains and Hoes MsGgs
and Cotton Cordage, Cofee Heavy Castings Mill Gearing
Carriage Springs, AKes, Railroad Wheels and AxIes
Cha. Is and spikes, and Rosiu in barrels.
SPECIAL RATES,
Boxes Bats, Furniture and Carriages boxed and other
Cberacals will be charged al double frsi class rates
70 Have even package plainly marked with name Of
Conscience destination and depot Of delivery. Attention 10
matter prevents delays and losses, iusuTe speedy
delivery. "
Goods shipped via Savannah should consigned 70 gent
Central Raj road Savannah and Packages marked care
Ageul c. X. h-, Savannah, Ga.
shipped charleston should be consigned 70 the
Agent of the South Carolina fGlroad Charleston and pack
~ marked care cent S. {. K. Z. Charleston. : C.
The through above ali expenses from New
Ycrz Nashville. Nc commission, drayags, or 1EGufays
charged Cik6r az Ck1TlsstOE O SIrGJFGk.
Shipper may rely U1On uniform rates and prompt delive-
re By both lines OVER h2rges and damages by either
line, will adjusted By the ggeuls OF the Nashville and
Chattanooga Road.
In OF lost or issing goods will take charge any
spOudeuce necessary thgrTecUVery and il found
will pay the at the expiration Of 80 days aner no
.f a0tirCs Of lost goods, or Nashville
tCas the NastCh and Chattanooga Road must Dc al.
DRESSED II. J. anderson, SHgt., Nashville
Merchants when 10 N6E GUrE will receive every inOrma-
ton and in shipping, Cy appyi gent of
Charleston La5, no 35 Broadway, and tbs anHab
Line, No, - Br0adEay.
CRA'S ~. ANDERSON,
may2s-u GenI gent.
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Powder! Po,Wder !

TUST received in Magazine and for sale, 1000 kegs SOTO
d hakegs 500 quart kegs Dupont celebrated he Powder,
by 4 f CHEATHAM, agent
mrhII-tf for tbe Manufacturers.
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The Old Stand of KrkmaH & Ella.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-17

ExSpeaker Banks declines . public dinner in
Boston.
The election returns from Iowa indicate the sue
cess of tie republican candidates for State Offices
by a msjorty equal TO the November elections.
II NJ Cushman, ESQ, assistant editor Of the
Courier, died Tuesday night.
Georgetown, D O., was lighted with gas, for the
frs. time Tuesday nght.
B. Conley, American, was elected Mayor Of
Augusta, Ga, Monday, by n majority, over his
competitor, DR.. PninIzy.
A man showed Professor DeGrath from . goods.
box In Macon, Ga the other day, when a muss
ensued in which the Professor was stabbed In the
back.
The St. Louis papers Dotice the death Of DR.
Re, burn prominent physician Of that place.
The London Critic says that the works of Dick
ems are better known ID France than those OF
Shakespeare.
There were 226 vessels in the port Of Havana
q, the 2slh ut.-l05 ships and barks, 81 brigs and
80 schrs.
The dwelling house of DR.. Thomas s. Page. near
Martiusburg, Va, was burned down on Sunday
night last.
II is said that Thackeray is realizing i've hun.
red pounds . week by bis lectures on the fouf
Georges"
Hon. Edward Everett has lef. Boston on his
western lectusing tour. He goes hrstto 81 Lou
A fashionable duehes In Paris recently issueo
| Invitations for an evening party, with the Wofds
sans crfnoiine written on her cards
Rev. N A. Keyes. late pastor Of the Second
German Reformed Church in Lancaster, Pa, dieo
recently IN Illinois.
The planning mill Of James Millinger, at Pitts
burg, Pa was destroyed by fire, Tuesday morn.
ing. Loss $4,000.
Ex.Prssident Pierce arrived at his home, In Con
cord, N H., Tuesday evening.
Jacob Lauhrsit, returned Californian. VA
robbed Of o5o00 IN gald dust at Lovsjoyb Hetsl
n. r., Monday night.
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= "WoOdiana Cream"--A pomade for
BsAUTIFYrNG TIE HAIR-highly perfumed 90 neri ,r
to any French article imported, and for half the
price For dressing Ladies' Hsir II h.s no s,u.i.
giving 1t bright glossy appearance 1t causes Cen.
tlemen's Hair to curl in the most natural manner
1t removes dandruf always giving the Hair the ap.
pea-suce of being ffesh shampooed. Price only ifty
cents. None genuine unless signed
FgrRIRGE Co, Proprietors of the
''Bslm of Thousand Flowsrsr
For sale by all Druggists
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
NH 1l-eod6m Agent for Richmond.
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ANOTHER MASSACHUSETTS CLERGYMAN DE-
LINQUENT.-The Rev o p Harrington, Methodist
clergyman at Cohasset, Mass, Is being examined
before 4 church counci on charges of adultery,
lying, and indecent exposure of person. He is
about 35 years old, preached for $500 year, and
has wife and seven children. member of
his church is the accuser. The examination
causes great excitement 10 Cob asset and vicinity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-17

A REMARKABLE VIRGINIAN FAMILY 526 YEARS
OLD.-There is at present living, partly in this c-
ty and county, family of brothers and sisters,
named A.. whose united ages amount to 526
years, viz: Thomas, aged e6 years Arm. 7s
Alice 76; Betty, "A Isabella, II; Mary, 40 and
John, 6S. AS the above was the age of each al
the last birth day, about three years ought to be
added to the total given, in consequence of the
time which has since elapsed. None of them were
ever married and according to their own state
ment, none of them ever brought trouble to the
family house, or took any from it. 1t is somewhat
amusing to hear Thomas say: my young sisters
very childish and simple in the affairs Of dress
Petersburg (Vd) Democrat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-17

BFoUEsT-Matthias Plant Sawyer, E.q, of
Boston, who died . few days snce leaving
fortune of half million of dollars, gave legacy
of S. 600, the interest forever to go for the pur
chase of books for the Free Library of Newbury-
port He also left $4,000 to lady formerly
Of Newburyport, and $4,000 more to child CT
that lady.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-17

~ AbeI u. Mayo
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Will give prompt attention TO the Liquidation. &C.
curing and Collection of Debts of every description
by legal process IN the Courts of the City of Rich
mond snd County cf Penrico.
Deposition and other Notarial Business punctuslly
attended to. - - - :
Any reference given that may be desired
Office opposite the Law Buildins over Ausust 4
RanPolph's. lS1Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-17

CHARTER ELECTIoNs.-At the municipal elec-
ton in Albany, New York, Tuesday, the Demo
Gratis carried a small ms jorty of the Council. At
Paterson, N. j., Judge Sanford Dem, was elected
Mayor and at Trenton, N. j Joseph Wood, Dem,
was chosen Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-17

TANTALIZIEG The N o. Courier of the 4th
inst says that flowers are giaddening US in pio
fuse abundance, and straw berries are quite plen
tiful, with no lack of other fruit-such pluns
of home growth and bananas oranges, &C., from
vet more southerly climes. Vegetation generally
ia rapidlY assuming summer luxuriance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-17

FATAL AFFRAY The Muscatine, lows, Journal
announces the death in that place, of William
McCarter About the middle of last month he
had fight with . man at Rock Land who bit his
finger. inflammation took place. the arm sbr;veIed
away, and McCarter iaally died from the effects
of the bite
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-17

Mr. TEN BRoECK IN FLoRENCE-The Boston
Evening Gazette records that this celeb turf,
mau conducted recently, in a light carriage eight
horses, two abreast, at q rapid rate, up and down
the narrow, slippery streets of Florence, in a
manner that SO affrghsed the police, though noth-
ing of the KIND could have been more prettily
ldone, that they waited on him withia prohibition to
INIT himself for the future to four horses, roy
atty itself never aspired 20 more than six, even
with the aid of postillions.
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week have been $500 bses the msrket closing heavy
though ah qualities have ishtIy advanced.
LONDON MONEY MARKET
Aopoay Evening The English funds have been
steady to day at the improved quotations Of yester-
day. At one time there wss /. further advance, but
it was pot maintained to tho close Consois for
money opened at e3f to l. aud went to s5s to at
which they remained till near the term nation OF
hness, when they returned to the opeIios prize.
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~ special NOtice.-Acc0unts due mo %
the lst January last, unless settled ftrthwth wil
bs aoed in ether hands for collie longer in
dulssuce csunot be given.
ap ll-2w ALFRED MOSES.
~ Samuel e. w. Becker. Attorney at
is prepared to underts ke any business pertain
ing TO bis profession, in this any of the sdjotn-
ing counties May be consulted in any of the mod .
European languages, and gives prompt attention
to ths Cole ction of Claims ..
a. Office 1lth street, between Bank and Main.
an 4-d3mt
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VALUABLE NEGRO "A negro woman belonging
to Mr.. E. W. Caldwell, cf Memphis Tenn, gave
birth, few days ago, to three boys, two of which
have since died. The same woman, on frmer
sion; gave birth to four children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-17

EMIGRATION ERoM IRELAND The Ballinasoe
Star says, ''the spirit of emigration is again
abroad throughout ireland No: only to the Uni
ted States and Canada. but to Australia large
portion of the emgrapts engage their passages
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-17

FROM NICARAGUA-A correspondent of the n
Y Herald, writing from Greytown, April Sd, com
firms the reported taking of CASTILLO by Lockrdge.
saying:
Last night Colonel Lockridse sent q courier to Cap
tain j Il Scott informing him that he had taken
Castillo, with the loss of twenty-ssv.n men, and had
killed upwards of ons hundred Costa kicaEs. We
momentafiiy expect to have further rews, siving
tho details Of the action. General heat, it 10 said
dstine eushed himself In this battle; Major Bad win
also did his part ith heroim. From all that have
been able to ascertain, Colone! Lcckridgs will push
his way up to join General Walker a. posi-
bic Itisintended not to attack Fort San Carlos but
up into the lake at and capture the large
steamers at Ometepe. At this of the year the
if requisite. Ihe lake 10 now like basin. Should
Coz. L5ckrdge cary out this plan, he will obg o
General More surrender, die of hunger In very
short time at Fort San Carlos
From Costa Rics hear by way of Moin that .
German had offered the gtveTnment at San Jose to
raise loan in Berlin taking the Costa Rcsn govern
bos de- et fifty cents to h do lr redee nabe in
thirty years and tea inv interest at per cent
anpum Pub il lsnds offe!sd in security and taken
at thirty cents scte at maturity, if tbs bonds
not redeemed by the COVE nmenc. He proposes to
get one million dcars such terms; this amount to
be invested In getting out fifteen. hundred German
soldier wi their competent arms muuit On.
The osa Ricans hypothecatipg that which the Y
do not possess at pre- sent ard will have. No
doubt they counted the lands of kcarasua to gay
their debts
By friend lately from Costa Rica am nforme ed
that Fulgencio Vega the Marshal Radetsky of Mica.
ragua, has organized at Granada a chain gang, in
which there are upwards Of six hundred natives
W hose crime 10 having aided Walker. Men and wo-
men made to WORK; they are clearing the stIeets
ct the ruins and 1t 10 intended they will rebuild the
city. The suferinas OF these poor miserable people
| are snld to be horrible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-17

MAD DoGs.-The people of Warehouse Point
CT, are in a state Of much excitement, with re
gard to mad dogs, several cases Of hydrophobis
having occurred there recently, A cow which be
come rabid was shot on Tuesday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-17

APPoINTMENT.-Master Singleton Vaughan, Jr.,
son of Major Vaughan, of Solano, California,
has received the appointment of midshipman in
the United States navy He has been ordered to
the naval school at Annapolis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-17

CHINA.-Accordng to the accounts from China,
received by way of San Francisco, the Emperor
was desirous of peace. and had appointed an impe-
rial commissioner for Canton, in the place of Gov.
Yeh, with instructions to open negotiations for
trade. Further it il stated, on the same author-
ty, (tbat is the English papers publish at Hong
Kong) that the Emperor cares not a sttaw for the
sacrifice and suffering Of his people id the south
ern provinces.
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ZN New Spring t.oods.
BINFORD. MAYO & BL

BINFOKD, MAYO BLAIk
are receiving th-r spring supply Of FRENCH, ENG.
LIsH and AMERICAN DRY GOODS, which have
been selected suit the retail and wholesale trade
They invite their friends and the public generally 30
examine their stock, amongst which may be found
Silks. Black and Fancy Colored, brocade and
Plain
Organdie, Jaeonet and Berage Robes
Solid Colored French Cambhes and Bnllisah
Ombre Striped and Plain Berages
Rich Embroidered Carnbrie and Muslin Bands
Muslin and Csmbrs Collars and Sleeves, In setts
Lace
Black Grape
Iafants' Wrought Bodies and Dresses
Silk and Lace Mantles and Taimss, In great vs-
riety
Pillow, Sheetng and Irish Linen
Damasn Table Cloths and Napkins
AIso the best quality off 4 and 81 Mating.
mh 25-dlm BINFOkD, MAYO bLAIk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-17

COFFEE The advices from Rotterdam by the
Niagara, state that the spriug sales Of Coffee al
Amsterdam amounted to 239 6l6 bags Java, and
brought an advance of la2 cents.