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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-27
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
RRCTlREERS, LIQuOR MESClaANFS
AND WHOLRSA Z 4 GROCERS.

DIX. FEUUIIW AENNIEiN-o
FLAVoRINGs TO PRODUCE AT MOMENTS NOTICE
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR
The undersigned has lately made great Improvements In
business. The Gayorngs are put mp In pack
ages Of 10 ami gallons, and requires but the addition
OF Spirit fur proof and Liquors such as
cognae either dark pale, Holland and English Gin ia;
IuaicE and ST. Crox RUM Bourbon Irish and
Whtev Apple Peach, Cherry and Raspberry Bran.
dy Port Madeira Wines will he Instantly Produced u
TSdulrcs no st hut an addition Of good spirit so
Eaiiuus 10 each saiiof tie respective FlAvoTihS.
Te best Corac OIL gree yellow and white, warranted
genuine ~ Low As any other importer In the u B. i.
Essences Of Liquor. Extract Of Cognae h. OF
which produces quo gallons Of Cosnae.
RAw whisky may ~ - and body preparation
- ~ ..s s-s~nt. st=h = tiiEs; usISen's.
Ia r-- - piarnrir=z 3AtTEirJ moderate and dl
pr LEWIS PRUCnTwANGER,
GHeBlisf and flporfSr 0f JrEgs EsSen:tdL Os aud NET
Gis, DdgHsrrs0tYpe md Photographic tHe71tcdtS,
No. IA3 Maiden Lime, New Work,
~ 49, Sole Agent for GodfTeys celebrated Cordial Bters
Gin. ApZS-6md6H
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-27
REMOVAL.

NIE undersigned, grateful for the patronage they
received from the citizens of Wheeling and the public
generally the old stand, respectfully ask continue
Of The at their location No 115 Man, be-
tween Monroe and Union streets
purpose all seasons, keep such assortment OF
CHINA, GLASS. QUEENSWARE, HOUSE STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods hand that will he most likely uit
the taste who favor with their patronage
Our Rooms spacious, adordng facilities unsurpassed
exhibit goods to advantage, and aside from
our Retailing packing department shall
keep hand original Packages Of assorted Queensware
adapted this section OF country and the extreme West
which will offered small advance the cost.
Connected with this house, Is RGlET GLASS MANU-
FACTORY: hence Country Merchants rely upon
saving carriage from the East TO this point buying
their Glass and QueenSWare from Us.
]. X. DUNLAP { CO.,
mhl4 No. li5 Main St, between Monroe 4 Union SITS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-27

ITO THOSE WHO ENTER MY INSTITUTE OR REMIT
i me $50, and thus secure GUARANTEE SCHOLAR
SHIPS time before the LIST day of next September
upon completing thorough course OF Double Entry Book
keeping Collateral Branches lucrative
ploymen Commercial Ban king Houses Accountants
within ninety days after their graduation, else they will
Indemnied the full amount of the paid for tut
ton, and thus realize
Free Tuition. or Lucrative Situations.
Graduates from this Institution now filling response
lucrative positions Cashiers Book keepers and
Railroad Clerks different sections of the country
and being preferred by business men to Graduates OF
any other Mercantile. College. Hence the above unparaI-
leed Inducements which nothing but the Superiority
OF my and thorough training Of my students for
business life would warrant
The Principal of this ZnSitWti0n hGs been practical
accumulation longer period MGfl any other Teacher
in the Western country.
Address the undersigned for further particulars
my9 WIN. W. q FRANC EfES'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-27

SUMMER ARRANG MENTs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-27

1ATAWBA Ginger and Domestic Bran,iy inst received
~ ami for bv [Seszl W. A. EDWARDS 4 BRO.
IsBON Madeira, Port. sherry and Malaga Wine, just
% dcs sss''''' ana ''' sac w. A EDWARDS BRO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-27
MEDICAL.
-wA a Z ER'S
~ Cathartic Pills,
SUGAR C0ATED0
ARE MADE TO
A.. att,
Cleanse the Blood md Cure the Sick.
ARE MADE 10

PrFTsBURGH Pa May !, 1850.
DR. c. AVER Sir: have been repeatedly cured OF the
any body have by dose two OF your
pills It seems arise from foul stomach which tney
cleanse at once. II they will others as they DO me- e
TACT IL worth knowing. Yours, with great respect,
Ed. W. PRRBLE, Clerk Of Steamer Carton
billions Disorders and Liver COmPlntuts:
DgPIRTNENT OF THB ISTKRiOR WASHINGTON, O. Feb, 90
SIR; have used your Pills in general and hoepltaI
practice ever you made hen and cannot hesitate 70
they are the best cathartc employ Their regulating
on the Uer quick and decided consequently they
admirable remedy for arrangements Of tnst organ
Indeed have found of bilious dtsedSe SO
obstinate that 1t did not readily yield to them
Praternaliy yo1rs, At0Az0 o BILL H ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22
BY JAS. A. OOwARDIN.
GUIDE FOR TRAvELERS AND OTHERS
Railroad Lines.

KrcHmorp. FnEpEaIcRsauke AND PoroMAc
RAtInoAp going North, lesvee twice every day,
(sunday evenings excepted at o'clcck o. M, and
at " O'Clock n for the Potomac River, where Q
steamer 10 taken for Washington, thence by Railroad
to Baltimore, he.
VIRGINIA CESrsAL, going North. leaves this city
twice daily. (Susdsy evening" 81 O'clock
O. m and u O'Clock p. m tor Gordonsville, where
they connect with the trains OF the Orange and Al
exsndria Kai,rcsd, for Alexandra, Washington, Bal.
timore, &c.
RIcHMosp AND DASvrLLE-Leaves Richmond at
seieock a. n, and connects with the Southside Road
at the Junction at IL O'Clock m, Sundays exceeted
RICHMOND AND PETsRssusG-Leaves this city
twice every day, tSundaSs exeeptedl at 81 O'Clock
NJ. and 5 / O'Clock p. m. An Accommodation train
lesves here every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
so'eioek 9. m.
Fer Norfolk, DC.
By the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad to Port
Wm c. Smith. The cars leave the Depot every Mon.
dsy W sdn esday and Friday moraings at 81 o'clock
The steamer CURTIS fECK, Capt. John Davis
leaves her vharf AT Rockets every Saturday, Tues
day and Thursday mornings, at St o'clock M, for
Norfolk and Portsmouth, toushing at eli the regular
landings on the River
For New York. &c.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish.
leaves every Tuesday evening st o'clock, for New
York touching at City Point and Norfolk to receive
passengers, &c, leaving Norfolk next morning at ii
O'Clock.
For Philadelphia. &c.
By the ste an,ships PENNSYLVANIA, VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One of these steamers
leave every Mondsy and Thursday, stopping at City
Point and Norfolk to receive freight and passengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

General UrbistoDdo, fret Aide. .de-Camp to the
King of Spain, has died at Madrid.
John o wilkinson is In custody at Charleston.
South Carolina, charged with causing the death OF
John Farley.
U Senator Jones, Of Iowa, is In New Orleans,
en- route for Texas.
Mr. Hamilton, u consul at Montevideo. has
resided there for twenty four years and In All that
time has not visited the United States.
Mr. Denison, the new speaker OF the House OF
Commons made tour of the United States some
years ago.
On Lake Superior on the 18th instant, the ice was
nearly IS firm and the snow as deep in the woods
- In the winter.
The income Of the Wesleyan Missionary Society
of Englanl during the past year was &l19,2o5 b
81, or upwards of $3.50 600.
The American Congressional Convention at Lex.
ington, KY, on the 10th, nominated Roger Hanson
for Congress, Alexander Marshall declining re-
nomination.
The American and Forsisn Bible Society report
their receipts for the year SAT and sxPendituEss
e5e 426
The income of the Wesleyan Missionary soeisty Of
Enfl.nd suIi.s sss Es't ssar, WAS fil9 aoS g. 3D.,
Simpson says the aliss do not set their caps for the
ssntlsmsn any morsi they spread their hoops.
Four hundred drsys have BEEN licensed In Chicago
since the Let OF April
MiN Avonia Jones appeared In Boston on Monday
night. producing most favorable impression.
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LEXINGTON, VA, Nay 2O,h. ls57.

LEXINGTON, VA May 20ih, 1857.
This morning. the grand old mountains all around
us are covered with mantles of fne, white snow,
which fell during the night. The rays Of this
mornings sun are beautifully reflected from them,
giving them the appearance of immense beds Of
shining silver The rich green Vt the early foliage
which. as yet, i but partially developed, adda
greatly to the effect of the scene.
Hon John Letcher-"Honest Johnr-addressed
the sovereigns at the Court House last night.
Times" which are 'hardn every where else are
harder still In this county The amount paid for
taxes last year, was S28 900. Besides this, some
900 have been raised, as the basis of opera.
tions for the Bank of Rockbridge," An indepen.
dent institution located in this place, but which is
now as tight" ~ any similar institution In the
country. Therefore, there Is very little money In
this county. Yours, TODD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

LETTER FROM UTAH TERRIToRY-More Vio-
lsncc and Bloodshed By Mormoas We have dates
from Salt Lake City to April 1st, with accounts
of more violence, and even bioodshed by the
Mormons.
1t appears that man named Parrish, seeding
Mormon, left the wall town of Spriogvile, to come
to the States on foot his wagon and horses having
been stolen BY Mormons the night previeus to tn ;
departure. He was accompanied by his two sons
and two men named Potter and Darger. They had
hind " hen they were attacked by q number of men
armed and disguised Potter was shot dead five
balls having entered his body; Parrish fell wounded
his disabled condition, cut his throat from ear to ear
and ripped up his abdomen. Ono of Parrish's sons
ran abut eighty yards when he was struck down. his
young Parrish and Darger contrivsd to escape The
only notice taken Of the matter by the Mormon au-
thorities was the sammoning Of ootoneIs jury who
sat upon the case and returned verdict OF assassi
nat on by some persons unknown" a.
Potter was q brother of one of the men K lied in
Guonison's massacre. and was one of the very few
who knew the secret history of that culinary trans
acton. Parrish and his sops were also well sc-
qusinted with the Mormon secrets, having been
in full Mormon communion.
Another tragedy, not very dissimiar 10 also report
ed by the last mbii from Utah. 1t occurred about
seventy miles from Parowsn. GA the California road
sad the vicGims were small party of seeding Nor
sat encamped at the foot of some rocky hills The
names Of two of these men were Tobin and Peltro-
They, too were well apprised of the aims and se
orets ofthe Mormons and therefore too dangerous
be allowed to emigrate.
Joseph Young, a son of Brigham, has returned
from England to which he had been accredited -
missionary. He left young wife behind him wher
he undertook his mission. but aince bis return hal
taken no notice of her To make up for this def
cheney be has sealed" two wives one CT them
q niece of the deceased Jededish Grant. Brigham
youngest daughter, Alice, by his first and true wife
has been recently sealed" much against her moth
sr's will a. well - her own, to q man named Claw
son, who had already three four wives. Bsptism
had been very frequent in 0rest Salt Lake City. A
ons of these ceremonies four hundred Mormon
were baptiz I'd and re-bsptzsd and at another thre
hundred went through the same purifying" rites
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Episcopal Convention 1ri0l-Races &c.
cokhEsPoNDEHcE OF THE DIsPATcn.
PETERSBURG, MAY 81.

PETERSBURG, May 81.
The Protestant Episcopal Convention met thi
morning at O'Clock. Rev. George Woodbridg,
having rendered his resignation as Secretary, ths
Rev H Kepler, of st Johns Church, Richmond
was unanimously elected as his SUCCESSOR Bishor
Meade presented the report Of his labors durinf
the past year. which We. read aloud to the Con,
vension by Bishop Johns. The report gives
very encouraging account of the state of ths
Church In Virginia, particularly in the cities
where the increase seems to have been unusu,
ally large. The good Bishops "flibustering" no
tlons, regarding church music altering the PRAYER
DOCK, etc, caused some wry faces; but, on the
whole, the report gave very general satisfaction
Several additional lay delegates reported them
selves and the names Of the different standing
committees were announced; after which. religious
services were held In the body of the Church -
The congregation was immense, and marked at
tention was paid to An interesting discourse from
Rev. Mr. Andrews, of She hephe-dstown
William Jocelyn, arrested on the 18Th of March,
Tor steahngn valuable gold watch from passen-
examination before the Hastings Court he was
led In heavily ironed, his two or three desperate
attempts to escape making it unsafe to trust him
alone without them. No claimant appearing for
the stolen property, nous proscqui was entered
and he was discharged, but was immediately re-
arrested, and sent back to prison to be tried for
the rather excusabe crime of attempting to break
Jail
Fine sport was anticipated at New Market to.
day. and larger crowd of spectators was assem-
6ied than on any previous day during the season.
The entries were three In number, viz:
Mr. Talley's G b Engineer by Revenue
Mr. Doswelfs ch Deucalion, by Revenue.
Mr. McDaniels Franklin, by Nicholas
Three mile heats, for the Club Purse Of $500. On
being stripped, Mr. Taley's horse Engineer was
decidedly the favorite, and odds were freely taken
on him. But for once the knowing ones were
taken, Deucalon leading of, winning the purse
In two straight heats.
RECAPITULATION.
Msj. Thos. Doswells oh. b. Deusalion, years old.
by Revenue. dam Queen. i
James Tally's gr Engineer. 5 years old, by
Revenue, dam Andrewetts. ........., 22
David Mcdaniel b. years old, by Nicho.
las, dam by Simon. on.................. 8
Time, 5:5'i-5:57A
The two first miles of the second heat were run
In 352f, notwithstanding the depth of the mud
which made the track both sticky and heavy
Two races are announced for tomorrow t22d J
Eight entries have been made, and altogether 4
very lively time may be expected ~
P. SIN publishing the colts race, first day,
you were mistaken as to the winner, which please
correct as follows:
Maj Thos Doswell's b. Q. "Sleshernb
Childe Harold, dam Sarah Washing
W. q. Gibbons ch. T. Mary Eveline. ........o 2 2
n. M. oine . c0iI. ...............S
Time-l:52-I:53&-l55
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

How TO SELECT FLoUR.-1. Look at its color;
If it 10 white, with sghtIy yellowsh or straw-co-
lored tint buy it. II 1t IL very white with blush
cast or with black specks In it, refuse it. 2. Exa.
between your fingers If it works soft and sticky it is
poor. Flour made from spring wheat 10 likely to be
sticky. 8 Throw lit lump of dry flour AGAINST a
lump the flour hiss life In it, if it falls like powder it
Il bad. 4. Squeeze some OF the -four in your hand;
If 1t retains the shape given it by the PRESSURE that
too. fs good sign Flour that will stand all these
tests 1t safe to buy These modes given by cd
flour deslers, and we make apology for printing
Them they pertain to matter that concerns every
body, namely, the quality of the ''stsff Of lifen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

HxyARrAN BEEK-Municb. the capital OF Bava
4. 4 the Paradise Of beer-drinkers. The govern
msnt hs wing long sincs discovered that cheap beel
is ! preventive Of revolution among the B.vsri.ns
encourages the manufacture and regulates .os
tsins twenty hres brsweries. whose stock. for d.
snsuing summer, amounts in the aggregate, accord
ins 10 "a official statement furnished 70 the author
isss. 10 393 $50 rundlets or kegs, bssides y, 76s
randlsts left over from the winter supply.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

A QUOTATION TO PONDER ON-The question
sis the earth growing COLDER" ia at present at
tracing the attention of scientific men, and excit
ing considerable discussion among those who feel
interested in the matter. 1t may not have entered
into their minds that the change of seasons which
we now experience is but pr ecursor of that
eternal change which is rapidly drawing nigh
HAST thou entered into the treasures of the snow,
or hast thou seen the treasures of the hail, which
have reserved against the time of t-ooble against
the day of battle and war;" "Job 80 chap 22d and
C3d yerses"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

PRACTICE u.s. PRISCIPLE-Ex President Tyler,
in his address at the Jamestown celebration, when
referring to slavery, spoke of the injustice of the
North in reference thereto. He said he had
knowledge of the fact. that the marble palace of
Stewart, In New York city, built upon the
sale of three thousand slaves. who had been sent
to New York to be emancipated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

FIRE AT TOLEDo.-The elevators and grain
store house of the Toledo and Western Railroad
Company, at Toledo, Ohio, we're destroyed by fire
Monday morning. The building was valued at
$40 000 and insured for $50 900. A large amount
of produce was also destroyed, the value of which
ia not known
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22
VHK RICHMOND WINK STORE.
DUDLEY & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale dealers In Choice
Wines, Fine Brandies, Liquors, Cigars.

We call particular attention Of the trade, hcte
keepers private families, and those that buy for
Medical purposes to our large and extensive stock,
consisting In part, Wig: Wines-Msdeiras; sherrtes;
Ports Pure juices Hocks; Clerets; DC &e All grades
Fort very old and fine, in original packages OF DOT
Ties, for Medical and Sscrsmental uso.
Champagne Wines.
Heids!ck Co; Voucher; VT. Olivier Co.; Le
Marquis do Poncet; Sillery; Old Anchor; and other
brands, for which we agents. and can oner great
Inducements to the trade and hotels.
Braudles.
Hennesseyj Otard, Dupuy Co; Martell; reile-
vorsin A. Ssienett and other btsnds from the loves
price upwards.
LIQUORS.
Jsmsiea; st. Croix aud Boston Rum; Arrack; Hoi-
land Gin; Scotch and irish Whistles; Old kourbon
and Mountain Rye Whiskey; Old Peach and Apple
Bran dies Curacoa Abisinth; Kirsch; Msrsschino
Also, Ginger Wine; Blackberry Brandy; Cherry
brsndy; BitteKs which are excellent Tor Summer
Complaints.
CiHaFG.
large variety Of Choice Brands.
Malt LfquoF.
ournesp's; Dublin Brown stout; Hibberts = by-
ssss London Porter; Rhilsdsiphis eortsH Muir
Sons Scotch Ale; Aisopp's India Pale Ale; Dudleys
Tonic snd Sparkling Ale; Phiiadalphis Ale and L.
ger Beer, In ptnU and quartz
1hose In want Of the genuine srtiels. ~ tnytts 70
call and sxsmins. ~ Main street, kiahmoA1, We.
spH &sssf.s5 e.
nOUHLk ICE PlTCHkHb, Of HEftaaia
- and kieh Plated; sn article Ne can fully recon-
mend RREBRINH 4 pULLEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

NAVIGATION WEsrwARD.-The wind has bros
ken the ice In the harbor at Buffalo, N Y, and
260 600 bushsls Of wheat. 70 600 bushels of corn.
and AGO, 600 bbls Of -four were received there
Wednesday :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

A FRENCH DEFAULTER.-Among the passen.
era by the Asia was police officer from Cologne
in pursuit of . merchant, who having deffauded
the banks in Cologne and Frankfort on the Main,
of large sums of money, by means of forged bills,
fed to the United States, and is now probably in
Quebec,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

THE LONDON POLICE The total expenses OF
the London police for the year 1856 amounted to
upwards of two million dollars. The police force
constitutes an army of 5847 men-le superintend
ens, with salaries Of $1,000 down to $1,000 l42 in.
spectors. with salaries of $1,000 TO $400; 63l ser
geants with salaries of $500 to $780, and $3.50 con-
year beside clothing, which is furnished by the
Authorities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

BABY CARRIAGE FOR THE QUEEE.-Mr George
Kenny, of Milford, New Hampshire, will exhibit
IN day In front of the Old State House, beauthn u
natent carriage, which be patented In this country.
Ersnce and England. TIE carriage IL intended ~
= present TO Queen Victoria, for her lsst baby.
Boston Traueiier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

HEAVY DEFALCATroN Edward Ward, mem .
ber of the Charlestown, Mass, Board of Alder.
msr, has absconded, taking, as is alleged, about
$40 0O0 belonging to bis partner and other
of Charlestown
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

SNow.-On the morning of the 19sh instant 1t
showed verv briskly for nearly half an hour at
Piedmont, Va The Indepenient, oflthat place.
says the tops of the mountains remained white
nearly all day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

Col BENTON has written another letter, dc.
ploring slavery agitation as an unmitigated evil -
He claims that the emancipation controversy In
Missouri II intended only to excite the slaves and
sys that much mischief has already been done In
this way
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

A WoMAN's REVENGE Hester Simons, in
Troy, has been fined $75 for disenterring the
corpse of the husband of q widow lady with whom
she had quarrel. and upon whom she thus ven .
ed her spite. That's the latest invention of femi.
nine cruelty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

A SEVERE LAw.-There IL . law in South Car.
olina which infiicts the penalty Of death for grand
larceny. A man named Antonio Deu has been
tried and convicted under It at Charleston and on
Saturday last was sentenced TO be hung In Decem
bor next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

WIN. Roper, Of Mobile. Ala, committed sui.
eide on the l4th inst BY shooting himself through
the head. H aG 5sss
The annual convention Of the Christian demon
ination known - "Dunkards" WIN meet In Wash.
ington county, Nd, Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

GRATITUDE.-The relatives of Captain John G.
Starr, of Savannah, Georgia, who died recently,
after arriving in New York from Nicaragua, sick
and wounded, have presented A ] Vandyke, of
New York, who was very kind to Captain s., Q
pitcher and salver of silver. valued at $l50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

TaE LAST DODGE TO SECURE TRADE.-The latest
dodge, whereby profitable trade il secured, is thst
which has lately been brought into pracce by assu
sage vendsr in Paris, where Brussels ssusages In
lively demand We find the following account of the
dodge In q translation from French paper:
As every traveller knows the Brussels sausages
arc savory nutrition Working men, particularly,
dine oftenest Brussels sausage. To make living
by the sale of cheap article however, 1t 10
ces'ary to sell many; and Monsieur Vsudenvsle, OF
the sSauc.me d. Or, (ss he descrptively names his
eating house,l has hit upon the wsy to bring this
about.
AT the usual price and like body ess Monsieur
Vaudendale sells ssussRes but the one you eat at
the saucisss d. Or may be blank or it may be q
prize In every fifty saussges there 10 In one Whole
eayory bowels 10 hidden gold dollar. Your chance
therefore, to come upon this pleasant variation OF
minced meat is one in fifty. 1t 10 said that the mum
ber of ssusages eaten this place. since the estsb-
lshm emit Of the lottery is truly Incredible 20 great
10 the crowd that It 10 difficult to gain adminioa at
the door; and 1t 10 said that this successful lottery
many other articles OF common uss."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

SPANISH TOBACCO CONTRACTS The Spanish
consul at New York has issued proposals for sup
plying the Spanish government factories with Ken
lucky and Virginia tobacco for period commen-
cling on the 10Th of July next and ending with
December, 1860. The value of the supply to be
contracted for will amount to from five to ten mill
lion dollars per annum. The number of quintals
Of tobacco which win probably be required Is -
follows;