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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
CUPRENE COURT-County Of New-York. =

VUPkEME CUUhT-IOunIy OF New OfK.-
CwiLLIAmw w. BISHOP Assisn.e of JOHN D. BURGESS
ssin- Li.NIS J. ID y LIE, ROBERT 3. EATON, sse
H Jolu W Chandler Jsnes {. Wilet,, Sheriff u the City
nd County Of Ne~Yesk, Edwin H"yt, Philip rlfoshs'
William and Noh, IN knight Summons tor money
ssrssl % cobtract Com. To the sb we named
bfE1DANTS aud each OF them: iou are hereby summoned
r,qu ed TO the complaint ~ tins scioo, which
vn be fled In tb- Office ~ e Css Of the aforesaid County
dEsw.York the Cry Hal " raid City Of New.fo and
10 a copy "a complaint gu toe
seheher bis Office NJ. lS9 Broadway Va sat ciiy within
tsepy Aei service n his summons exclusive
sbe esy suct and you .s 70 the said CON
pA wi,h The tiu- Aforesaid the pls'rhf IN he s,tion S
hie agsnt for the OF Thirty eight handted
ees With A. terest tHcs the tTs. day DecsnoeJ
s Aouand eishs huu irsd and ay ~ beside de costs OF
Nils actor, :. u COLZENS Pi,iuuH's Attorney.
Tie - entitled sCt41l died in 70.
shce u. Of the unity OF Now foGk Aforesaid on
Tie l1lh Cav Of + may, 1871. 10 sNo"r
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SuPREME COURr-RALPH MEAD, ED;

VUPREME COUKT.-RALPH MEAIJ, ID,
OWN MEAD RALPH MEAD u O9ADlAH ME- - aud
IDNiN HYDF srsin At WILLIAM d HARRISON and SIM
BON ID MOODY summons tor scleS d. nsid o. c2o''sc
10 d df,ndarts-Srs: You leehy unmoned 20 an
,r The psint III this scion of which copy here With
upon YOU aud copy Of your answer on US a. or
tfce No SIN aa, New ok within w'tty days aver the
,ie hereof exclusive Of the gay such er.oe and sou
IL arwer the complaint fessd, the psDifs viii lake
Ecusn AGAINST you for Of hundred dollars and
ksre, from the ctn day Of Arr thousand eh, hundred
a y six beside the Of this sctionDated New York
Seps ~ 1850 STUART WHITEHEAD,
Plaintiffs At'oKs.s
Tie above complain, filed 10 he Office of the
Csti of the Cour ty of Ne~ York 9th January 1857.
Fels~6~Fg- STUART n WHITEHEAD, Attorneys
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nle0icdl.

F~ATARRH.-GOODALP's POSITIVE CURE
" for this 5i..as- may be bad a. No 9e Bf9sdssy, OF
On kS H. RING; a. No IN Bo~ery, OF E. NJ GUlONj At
uron .qusrs o. THOs GREEN. Druggist md Of toe Pro
pe,or No Broadway, up stairs, room No 5-w'h dee
tsBs fer usrg
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feaal Notice.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New.Yok notice h hereby gwen to all per
sons having claims against WILLIAM BLAKE late OF City
York deceased to present the same WITH the N3uche
thereof TO subscriber. the office at No gus res
,he CITY az NewYork before the fourteenth day o.
syehne,-psed E.yl orb, the 10th day tSePtembe lS".
NANCY NJ. BLAKE, Admnistratrix,
,o,.vsmFr. with the VIII xed
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~ p WILLIAMS Executor Of ia" a't Will std IS soent
EshsSiel Pc ter deceased pliDta q, as.as, ELEANOR
LONG wife Fd~ Iou9. and sid EDWARD LONG. de-
-ndants Summons fo Relief (CHn not .-f III me de-
ksSsDts: You htIotr Summoned and required 80
the complaint in tins siion whb viii Dr. h!ed N the
sfee Of the ClsIk OF the County Of HI &C. the Cry
Hsn N The Civ OF Brrkyn rnd 10 copy 81
,wer 20 the said coysut the sOh-rb~rs ther oaice
No ~ PeArl street. the Cry If New York withA twenty
,, After he service OF ihs YOU exclusive Of
Ns day Of such service; and II you the
Ari whip the time acresd, Tie plaintiffs IN this action
apply 20 the COur soT the relief dsnAadal IN The
s. W a A GAINES Plaintiffs A,tc-ney.
n pl.nt 10 this scoR hicd IN the Omcs e :hs
esk The County Ki9ss the Sth Gay OF Decemb,
ma w. \ K A. GAINES, PAerh's At,sinsys
kkns iswewP
TIVE PsOPLE OF the STATE oi NEW-YORX,
by grace Of God free and indePe n-fo all p~rsons
stsrssied Estate Of JOHN JOHNSON, late Of the
uy Of NevYork deceased, eredoss, pcNt OF Rio, of
w gree ng Yea and each OF y0n aTe hereby ei'ed
eequed personssy % BE- ADD sppesr eio our Surrogate
I'VE Ccoo'y a Nsw-fofk. his Office - Ne CITY % NJ"
e en- the lth day OF Mach ucx a. eleven oclsk M tle
stsor Of that DAY. tbn md there 90 attend the nns e
.sh Of The account % proceedings Of CHARITY JOtNs~N
AdDiDsssIsFa Of the gods ehatte and credits Of said 10
~ssd
esnopy whereof have caused he seal Of Office Of
ssit Surrogate 70 be heTemto Affixed. Wines, Al
q EAANDBR w. BRADFORD eco S1rfOsa'e u
~ tas County a. he CITY of New YoTs, the 9Th day
Js1asiy ia The year u cur LoId Ope tbOns1n3 sht
In hundred and cry seven 4 " BRADFORD.
~ h~SSt Surrogate.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County of New York notice hereby gwen to Az
n.rsons HAVING claims against MARIA LOUISA GRAHAM,
lie 81 he Civ of York deceased 10 present the same
itb thereof the subcrbeT at the ONCE OF Wake
r.n Lattns esqs No 50 FutOnst in the City OF New
YoIl on OF before the ninth day Of May ner-D.ed New
Iorh the sixth day Of Eovem6sI 1856
na7 isxssF. CATHARINE 5. MILLER. ExeeuiriI
CUPRFME COURT-CITY and COUNTY OF
y FEw-YORK.-HUGH G. CRoZIER against JOHN Nc
IuIEY Summons f,r money demand on contradictions
MT ,,ry,ol-To JOHN McAULEY, defendant: You are
hereby eanrrd 20 soswer ne compliant 10 thm
ton which will be- filed In the office of the CLERK Of the
on, and County NewYoIk his office in the City Hail. m
he City Of NewYok and 10 serve copy your Inswe 10
a. said con plant On subscriber ~ his Oce No IS Chan
ksseet Ii city, wi1 .ents days after the service OF
his summons on you exclusive Of the day Of such seryoei
and You l the said complaint within TIE time
Gs.d plaintiff 10 this action will take JUDGMENT against
you or the ,u Of FIVE hundred aud seventy four leo dars
Win from the 18th day Of January thousand sisat
Apndied and seven, beside the costs OF this action
Dated New.Y oIk, January q, lss7 -
II T. TOWNSEND. Plaintiffs Attorney.
IN, eonpsin the above duly filed in the Office
The CI, Of the City aud County of NewYorb on the 21d
ssiswevF. HP TOWNSEND Plaintiff. Attorney
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02

KANAwIIA IrEMs.-We have the Kanawha Re
publican of the 27lh of January, from which we
learn that the Kanawha River had been frozen
fast for 81 days. There was then fair prospect
of break up, as there had been rain for two
days.
From the l9sh to the 81 h January, inclusive the
thermometer stood below zero, except the 2Ist,
25.h and 9Th. On the 18th it was 20 and the 23d
a6 degrees below zero. The latter was the coolest
day ii the period On The Goth it was at zero, and
the 9Th A. degrees above, with a steady rain
The Republican says, ten wagons had been bu
silly engaged hauling coal for the citizens. Ten
years ago two wagons were sufficient to sapplv
the town with "a very Indifferent article a, that y
Ten wagons sufficient to supply town with coal
and that town right upon the line of communities.
ton so long projected by Virgins between the
Atlantic ana the ohio--that town upon large
river nasigated by steamboats,, near the salinss
and in the heart of deposit of coal of unsu,.
passed quality and extent, This Ia cert,;,,v .
thing for virsinians to be ashamed of. Z -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02

q 70 BUSINESS MSs.-CHEcKs, DRAFTS, &c
The year 10 about ending, and many business ,en de-
sire to commence with new Creek and Drsh Rocks
These can be furnished the Dispatch OIL s.. On
ersvsd In style Of elegance unsurpassed any ~
Gentlemen who denre Checks engraved, Bin Essoa.
&C., 'afpss"ns any thns in use here should al and
eAauuno specimens al the Dispatch countin troon.
They can have them with such vignettes ii 4 orna.
ments as are in the specimens or with any Others
that their fancy may suggest. Orders for Oh schs,
Drsfts Certificates of Deposit, Corporations b onds
biu heads Ge, cen be filled N the most % isfa story
manner and at rates surprisingiy low. Nerci ants
Bankers Corporation Ofiesrs and Others ahonl ex-
amino spesinena.
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che Great EaHferr.

The Enquire. Of Saturday, has al article earn
estly supporting the project OF Col mann, for q
'S,eam Ferry" from the Chesapeake Bay to MiI.
ford Harbor. 1t considers the prof ect of large
steamers of 10000 tons burthen every way prsc.
ticable. Referring to the Great Eastern" as the
pioneer in this new scheme for employing ste am
ers Of such immense capacity, it says:
We learn tina. private intelligence from London
Is highly encouraging for The early completion Of
the Great Eastern" As she progresses conf.
dence in her capacity to accomplish all ,ba. her
engineer and architec, expected, Increases II she
performs in all respects as it is generally tie.
Eeved that she will ia England, then has Virginia
bright future, the South 4 bright future, the
Union q bright future
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02

SPANISH CoIN.-Thes crusade against the old
Spanish coin, in New York, continues. Nearly
everybody refuses them except at the lowest yalu,
alton. The provision merchants Of the city took
the matter in land on Thursday and passed reso.
iutions ignoring them, except a. the decimal valu-
a1en The same course is pursued by the omIi
buses, ferries, eating houses sc. Where at the
Latter the rate has been shilling IL is now II
cents. and on giving an American % cent piece Is
cents is returned liz change. So with omnibuses,
where tie charge was 81 (Gtc.) it is now 6 cents,
aud 10 cents returned 10 change for an American
quarter.
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Presidenf's Dinner.-The iDiuuesOfa Bill.
The Life BOats ON the Jeraey Coast.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ii Mr.. Buchanan dined
with President Pierce this evening. There was .
large party, including ladies. Msssrs Crittenden,
Douglas, Campbell and others were present
There was no mention of slavery In the discuss
sion on the admission of Minnesota as a State,
nor is it mentioned in the bill
The Secretary Of the Treasury recommends to
Congress the appointment of additional superin-
teudents Of Lifs-Ssving Stations on the Jersey
coast, and more life boats of lighter draft than
those now in use. He objects TO pensioning the
families of those who lose their lives in aiding the
shipwrecked.
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Lexlngtou and Biz snndx R.,,rona

We are glad to see sigu OF encouragement
relative to the construction of this railroad, so
Interesting to this State, and especially to this
community. The stockholders CT the Louisville
and Frankfort Railroad Company have, with a
vote nearly unanimous, subscribed 500 COO to II,
stock. This will complete it to Nj. sterng-no.
. great way, but enough to Increase the hope of
10 ultimate extension to the western, border of
our State. II we could only push forward the
Covington and Ohio Railroad, an additional and
powerful motive woald be given for the prompt
completion Of this kentucky road tbs. III meet II
at the mouth of the Big Sandy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02

COLUMBUS, OHIO, JAN 3D-1n the House Of
Representatives, yesterday, final vote was had
upon the resolution to expel Mr.. Slough, mem.
Der of the House from Hamilton County, for an
assault on Mr.. Caldwell. The resolution was
adopted by vote of 70 to Rs, sill the Democrats
voting against the luton, except Mr. Cory. of
Hamilton.
The case caused considerable excitement, and
the House was fall OF persons anxious for the final
deesiou Mr Slough left for Cincinnati last night.
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TKLRGRAPHaC NEWS.
REP oRTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH.
lsnpersast frosa Mexico.
,Dt.ig6E or THE REroLTT70.yTs7S f,foN
T4MPfCO

Me- ORLEANS, Jan. o9-The Pcayune 10 ia
receipt Of sdyiees from Tampico, Mexico. 10 tbs
lash inst The news d important.
A battle had been fought on the 9Th instant, be.
tween the revolutionary forcea. under Gen. Gar
cia, and the government troops. in which many
lives were lost on both sides, but the government
forces claimed the victary.
The battle occurred At the Old Town, and during
its continuance nearly every building in the place
was pillaee by the invaders.
At the date OF our last advices, Gen. Garcia, with
his troops, was advancing upon Tampico-beiog
then within few miles CT the town. The govern
meet forces, however, were preparing to give b'm
battle.
The American Consul a. Ta,npico has sent on =
request to the Collector Of this New Orlean.) port
asking that revenue cutter be sent Immediately
10 the scene tor the protection Of the American
residents of the place and their property, az the
reyoIutionsss threaten to pillAse the town.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Meoary Msrriua. Fehra~vy =. 1857


heal katafe.
Real sssa.e ia shls ely has been very 10" 'os
SINE months. This has been owing parry y '.1
scarcity of money and Marty TO the rasnes neA'!
tarn ~ she ares, of taxation upon city properly
sucA c.u.ss os,er,,. decidedly for time on tne
public mind. and their effects have osen
able upon the value Of real pfoPef'S.
city declining 10 commerciai p'ospelAy'
standing still, we should despair o. sesns IN wv.
peovemert Bat shere are ,nose indicauons VI
growing prosperity thai convince ustoat the sA.ue
Of real estate must improve. We do not look for
any of those wonderful rises in tn prices Ok lois
that take place ia Western cities, which are the
result Of tie rapid increase Of population. the sud
den conversion Of wilderness into fruitful farms
aud populous towns, together with powerful
stimulus from the rage for speculation. The APP
probation In values here must be of slower, and
we believe, more reliable character. Ours Ia an
old city Of State which has been the nursery for
other states-which has supplied men and meansto
populate and improve Western and South Western
fsads. We have no Fictitious aids from the spirit
Of speculation, and We feel the drawback OF the
mania for adventure and fortune seeking In the
Westeru Eldorados. Therefore, all OF advance
mens that We enjoy must be comparatively slow.
bat Of the same time, It must be real.
We believe, however, that there ia tendency
Of commerce In our favor that will give us q more
rapid gEowth-both Of trade and popuiation-than
At any former period of the history Of Richmond
Therefore, We consider that now is the time to
buy real estate. Those who desire residences,and
those who wish to invest money in land with
view to profit, cannot go amiss by purchasing At
this time AT large sale Of real estate some weeks
siece we heard one of the sbrswdest and most
thrifty men 10 lhe city say that there never would
be such another opportunity. In his opinion for
advantageous investment in real property. He
was right and time will prove it.
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PROPERTY SALES Gen. Rust, we learn from
the hoadoun Ns.> Mirror, has sold to IIoratio
Trundell 4, Sou, his large Exeter estate. nesr
Leesburg. with part of bis personal property,
for s9l. Ill. The Charlottesville IVA Advocate,
states that j. II. Undertake has sold his Green
wood Tunnel property-buildings and forty acres
of ground TO Mr.. Dinwiddie who intends using it
for large Boarding School for boys. Price $40,
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The Weather and the River.

Friday night and Saturday, we had a!pretty steady
rain with temperature, that assisting the rain
dissolved the snow rapidly. Yesterday, we had
very light, mild day, and the melting process was
cor 1ucted with more effect perhaps than any day
since the storm. The ice upon the river, however
showed signs of breaking up only in a few limit
ed spots 1t is no doubt getting porous, and if the
rain Of Saturday general, there must be
fresh in the river, which with continued moderate
weather. will break it up ia few days and re-
store navigation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02
Mystorious Death.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1-Dr. Harvey Ba-nell, IA
we.known dentist of this city, was found dead
in his Office yesterday morning with fifteen stabs
and marks OF strapgulation his person. The
coroners inq uest ELECTED nothing. There were no
sigma Of aroobery having been committed and the
cause OF the murder is shrouded in the deepest
mystery
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The StJrni.

PHILADELPHIA, January 3lst-7Re had quite q
fall of snow aud slset during, tb night, which
has been succeeded this morning; by cop ous
fall of rain. The snow is now diss ppesring rapidly
from the streets.
NEW YORK, Jan 3l.-A tire menlous storm O..
snow and sleet is raging here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02
Er0Hl SU pericr.

CHICAGO. Jan. 30.--Tye have received dates
LON Superior to the l3.h inst The weather
was moderately cold, and there was bat little
ice at that cad Of the lake. Provisions were
now plentiful and chea per than in any previous
winter. The people VI Superior were much
gratifed st the prog ress which was being made
with the st. Croix and Superior Railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 30-Tha stea mship En-.
pire City from New York via Havan a is coming
up. The Granada touched. at Gre ytown and
brought to Havana ffty-one of Walk ,r'sirecruts,
where they were transferred 10 the Empire City.
Greytown was ia possession Of the Costa Ricsas
Walker bad not beer heard from for. three W eeks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02

HEAVY DRIFTS The Rockingham, Virgins
Democrat learns from the stage driver who arrived
g. Harri onburg Wednesday from Woo istock, that
the snow is drilled in many places between Mid-
dletown and Newton. from seventeen 10 tw enty
Zee. deep.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02

Tue WEATHER IN WESTERN VfRGIsIg-.in
the papers in Western Virginia comp ain OF an-
tense cold, but do not represent the snoy Is We.
deep. In Greenbrier much suffering was caussd
among the cattle by the freezing of the onds .of
water.
In Highland county, 80 great Was the carcity
OF water that some had TO resort to tie netting
# snow to supply their cattle. great many
beasts aod fowls have frozen TO death n that
county. On digging a grave at mellow, IL. the
earth was found 10 be frozen to the depth of IL
iuChebi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02

BOSTON. Jan. 30-The Arabia arrived below
this morning, with passage of ouly 90 hours from
Halifax. She was, however, detained by vessels
in the channel which, with the ice, completely
blocked up the entrance to her wharf at Eas. Bos-
ton. Her mails were, nevertheless, got off and
sent South by the 3 o'clock train.
The America finally got to sea yesterday, hav-
ing passed the lower light at ) p M.
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Vessel Ashore.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-The schooner II. Platte,
from Newberr, N. G with cargo of government
stores, is ashore at Atlantic City on the Jersey
coast. The crew were all frost bitten.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02

THEATRE-Miss JONES APPEARAsCE -Ts
highs, aiiss AvoSiA JoNks makes her first APP
psarance In our Thestre As before announced,
she takes the part Of par.henia 10 Iogomar. She
10 really ous OF the most premising young actresses
We have sssn. and being . native Of Richmond,
We hope she viii be eheersd By .. full house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02

SALE OF LAND-The farm Of the late Michael
Whitmore, on South River, in the lever end OF
Augusta county, Va, containing 4lJt acres wa,
sold On the 18Th instant to Doctor 3 Walker
of Rockingham for the pretty little sum of $751;
7J9 JGL or 500 pe- acre
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02

REASONS EsoucH-A man has do slime dGheins \
candidate for ONCE in 81 the new Etasss besause
ne ~ rot legal etizsn-has never psid tsx or sav
other deht-cwns no prop srty- cAn't resd write
liz blind has bnt ons lslhss lost four fingers from
hts eft hsadhss ten children. and cAL't issys homo
for fssS they viii sknss thsg laothsT.
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New Orleans Commercial News.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 29--The Cotton u,arke;
il quoted firm at 12.al2s cents for middh sgs --
Freights to Liverpool are l,ths, aud to 13avre
3-IG hs Domestic Exchange, 90 days bills, Ii
quoted per cent.
The receipts of Cotton are falling Off
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02

ALLEGHANY TUNNEL.-The Greenbrier Vir
ginia Era, learns that this work ID rapidly ap-
proaching completion The tunnel is about 700
feet 10 length, and Il is thought ligh. will shine
throug i. early next Spring
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02

INDIANA U. .. sENAroRs.-A diipatch from
Indianapolis announces that at a caucus of The
democratic members IF the Legislature of Indiana
held on Thursday evening last, Hon. Jesse D.
b-iah: and Hon. Graham n. Fitch were nomirat-
edfor the United States Senate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02

DEATH OF REvoLurlosARy-vErERA The
caion' Monroe County. Dsmocrst, Of the a4sh, an
nounces the death Of Major Samuel CLARK, an old
citizen Of that county, who was soldier in the
Revolutionary war He was very respectable
snd much estesmsd man, and had reached the
vsry old age Of 81 years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02
Fearful Haiiroad Accident.

AUGUSTA, GA Feb. 1.-THE Sunday morning
train on the Georgia Railroad met with fright
fu! accident II miles from here. About forty pas
sengers were more or less wounded Gov. John
son of Tennessee. who was on the train, had his
arm broke Two ladies were SCI ionsly Injured
The particulars Of the disaster have not been OBJ
tanned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02

CREDir--The interesting article published by
us, few days since. relative to the Tunnels on
the Blue Ridge section of the Central Railroad,
should have been credited to the Richmond Erami
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02
Detention of the Atlantic

NEW YORK jan. 3l.-The Collins ste amship
Atlantic, which was to have sailed for Liverpool
at noon day, was detaiu ed by the storm; she
will leave at nine o'clock Tomorrow mornit,g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02

AID FOR THE PooK.-We have 50 from friend
for charity to the poor, which we WAL hand over
to MIR. STOKES OF the city com mittee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02
Hardware Enc,orv Rurnr

HARTFORD. Jan 30.-'Fhe hardware fad.ory of
l.. P Lee, of New Britain was DESTROYED by ire
this morning. The loss is about s., 600. Insured
in the Springfield office for 81 500
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Eafsof n KuyIdiux,

Augusta, Ga, Feb l THE roof and three
floors Of No. g. Warren block, fell last night The
lower floor was full of wheat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02

To yr RxL,Evxp---rhe steamship Jas. Edssr,
kn New Yesk Fhday night. to render -. stance
to the ship Ga musi Ranell lfeem the East Indies>
sad othp .ssases, 70 the lee, h or near Hampton
Roads
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2J.-Stringer, the bank
runner, who abseonded II, the Steam ship Cala wv.
BIS, carrying with him $4,000, has BEEN arres ted
a. the mouth of the rive..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 29.--Tbe St. Louis au His
sonri river telegraph line, as far as Jet sersol
City, went into operation to-day. It will l,&, ex
tended to Brownsville. aud thence to the froi ,tie
AZ lar az il can be built
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