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MlnvFtors Crats.--we have always been slow 10
believe the wonderful cures which enc medicine snef
another pse,ends 10 have made bot slow are,
will own up. when We sfe fairly convinced. Those Of
feadcfs who are acqusinisd with the n Mrs
Beach and NJ. Farwrl will no, think lightly iurnr
whsu confess oar belief ihst Ayers Csihanic Pills
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Intere.lIng sialIstIcs.--Ths following

isesng official table has heen communicated By the
Secretary Of the Treasury, 10 accompany bis annual
report Of the finances
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" We are authorized to announce Mr.. THOMAS
J. HANCOCK as q candidate for the offse Of ToHr
Constable q, the election 10 he held 10 the count hous.
on The frs, Saturday 10 February next.
JsLusy7 Z. lid.
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Messn. Vim. =. Beers & Co.-Geuilemeni &c on.
sderalions Of duty the afflicted alone prompt me
send you this voluntary testimonial 10 the afesi
value Of GATHERS SPANISH MIXTURE, or
that almost incurale disease, scrofuIa.
Without heiug disposed. o. deeming Il necessary,
10 90 ino the particulars Of the case. can say that
the astonishing result. that have been produced ~
that medicine, on membef Of my own family, and
under my observation and supefiniendence, after
the skill Of the lest physicians hsd been exhausted
and III The usual remedies had failed, fully justify m,
IN recommending Ne use 70 al who may be suffering
from that dreadful malady.
10 not mean 10 say that 4 u adapted 10 all con.
sutons OF that Il will afford the same relief IN oil
cases; for. of course. know nothing about that
hat from what have seen Of the effects. would not
hesiise 10 use Il IN any and every case Of Scfoula.
with persons for whom cli On interest OF oset whom
could exercise influence Or control.
Respectfully you're, JNO. N. DOTTs.
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The Peoples Press SAYS that ]. p. Crews.
of Forsyth County. slaughtered hog on The
LIST instant. aged ! year 4 msnths and "a
days, weighing $50 pounds. Some grunter.
that.
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January 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-01
RY JAS. A. OOwARDTN.
x;UTDF FOR TRxrELRRs AND OTHERS
Railroad i.inss.

RrcBMoFD, fREpsstckshuAG AND POTOMAC
EAtsoAp. going North. iesves twice every Gay;
SUNDAY evenings excepted eft O'Clock M. ana
at a o'clock IN for the Potomac River, where =
steaer s taken for Washington, thence by haitroad
10 Baltimore 5s.
Virginia CgSTsAL, goirs North. leaves ths city
twice daily fsusdsy evenings excepted. az ociecs
a. m ard * O'Clock nj, for GordonsviIle, where
they eonn set with the traps Of the Orenge eno Al
exsnaria Rsiiosd, for Alexandra Washington, bsi-
tmore, &c. .
RICHMOND AND DASvfLLe-Lesves Richmond at
oeclock a. IN ard connects with the soutbs'de Road
at the Junction at IL o'clock m Sundays excepted.
RIcgwaNb AND pETEEsRUas-Leaves this cIty
twice every day, tsandsys excepted st 81 o'clock
m and 5 o'clock p ~ Au accommodation train
issves here every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
9o'cIack 9.
For Norfolk &c.
By the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad to Port
wal:hali thence by steamer WIN SELDEN, Capt
VIM c. Smith The cars leave the Depot every Mon
dsy, Rednssday ard F'idsy mornings ct 81 o'clock.
Tbs steamer CURTIS PECK. Capt. John Dsvis
iesvts her harf ST Rockets every Saturday, Tues
day and Thursday mornings. at 6t o'clock m, for
Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching at ali the regular
landings TIE River.
For New York. &c.
The steamship JAMESTOWN Captsin Parrish.
leaves every Tuesday evening at O'clock, for New
York touching at City Point and Norfolk to receive
passengers &c, leaving Norfolk next morning, at ii
O'Clock.
Fer phfiR de!nbia !kc.
By the sseanships p sA AkSYLVANIA, VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One of these steamers
leave every Monday and Thursday. stopping at City
Point sud Norfolk TO receive freight and passengers
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THE NEW GOVERNOR OF KASsAs-The fol-
lowing II an extract from the letter Of the Hon
Robert J. Walker, to the President, accepting the
appointments of Governor Of Kansas:
understand that you, and AL your cabinet, cor.
diaily concur in the opinion expressed by me- tha,
the actual bona fde residents OF the Territory OF
Kansas, by fair and regular vote unaffected by
fraud or violence. must be permitted, in adopting
their State constitution, to decide for themselves
what shall be their social institutions This is the
great fundamental principle of the act Of Congress
organizing that Territory, affirmed by the Supreme
Court OF the United States, and is In accordance
with the views uniformly expressed by me through.
out my public career. / contemplate . peaceful
settlement of this question by appeal to the in-
teilgence and patriotism of the whole people of
kansas, who should al participate, freely and
Iniiy, n this decision and by majority of whose
votes the determination must be made, as the only
proper and constitutional mode of adjustment.
:, contemplate no appeal to military power, in
tue nope that my countrymen of Kansas, from
every section, will submit to q decision of this
matter oy full and fair vote of majority of the
people of that Territory If this decision cannot
tnus De made, see nothing in the future for Kar.
sas out civil war, extending its baleful Influence
throughout the country, and subjecting the Union
itself to imminent hazard IL
VIII go, then, and endeavor thus to adjust these
amenities in the full confidence so strongly ex.
pressed by you that W i'll be sustained by ali your
own nigh authority with the cordial CO operation
OF all your cabinet
AS 1t will be impossible for me to leave for Kan-
sas oefore the second Monday of Nav next. /
would desire my appointment to take effect from
that date -~' - "--
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ELoPEMENT IL LOUISVILLE Considerable ex
element has been created in German circles ws
informed, by the elopement of the lessee Of
the Woodland Garden, with a young German lady
of Second street The lady is young, handsome,
wealthy and accomplished, aud the gentleman is
about forty years of age and is also said to
some accomplishments. 1t is supposed that the
twain have gone to Cincinnati, having left on Sun
day or Monday A report says that the young
lady was "drugged," and thus overcome, but we
are not disposed to credit that portion of the ru-
NOR. The young lady's friends are anxious to re-
claim her, and have awaited themselves of the vi
GLANCE of the police here, who have telegraphed
to the police of Cincinnati to seek out the couple
and arrest them there. The name of the gentle.
man is Schad, and he gave out some days ago that
he was to be married shortly, and would give q
ball at the Garden on Friday evening next-Lou-
isuiUe Democrat, March 25.
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MASSACHUSETTS SHOE TRADE.--The shoe bu-
siness has been prostrated by adverse circum-
stances till it Is at the lowest point that has been
reached for years, and many manufacturers--es-
pecialiy of women's shoes-are reducing the rates
of labor and discharging the hands. Prices are
not advancing; but stock is. 1t is found also that
the manufacture has exceeded the demand not
withs.anding the short work.-Nsasbaryport Her
nd
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Cincinnati manufactured last year l9,26O COO
gallons of proof whiskey-orly 1000 600 less than
England, Ireland, and Scotland, produce
The Lexington, KY, Observer notices the IN,
pearance OF one dollar notes on the Northern
Bank of Kentucky raised to FIVE.
The eclipse of the sun Wednesday afternoon
was plainly visible in New Orleans
Miss Fanny Morant is playing at Norfolk, Va.
A new steamer the Commerce" has been put
on the line between Norfolk, Va, ard New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-01

A RUSSIAN GRAND DUKE on BOARD An AME.
RfcAS FRTaATE.-A Correspondent Of the New
YORK Journal Of Commerce, writing from Genoa.
gives the following account Of visit of the Rus.
sian drand Duke Constantine to the fris.te Con.
gress:
The Grand Duke Constantine arrived ~. an
the 2oth ult two days ago on his vavto Me- ~ -
ne is n tho head of the Russian navy ana |. Ana
squAaFon OF hve or six men-of war---soma of them
.wo oecker-were lying in the hs rbor y aitine his
ga G0 messenger was sent by him to our
Gonouore Gon mat no would be pleased to visit the
congress, and grand demon stra ation was mnds in
receiving him all The men -of. war in the harhor
hussian, Sardinian aud American manned yards
ana poured forth voliies Of ioud welcome IA he An,
peared In sight With his staff He visited several
OF 2, the Russian ships, and also one of the Sar-
The scene in the Congress was quite brilliant.
All tne officers were in full dress the fripate in
,ne most perfect condition, and the men the finest
looking crew IN the Mediterranean The Grand
Duke was accompanied by staff, elitterine all
over with stars aud orders and brilliant plumes
Inousn ne was himseH dressed in q plain frock
COAT. set OFF with blue ribbon over the shoulders
and few orders on bis breast, without sword or
any other sppendgge, except a pair of dark-mount.
ed speetaeles, through which his bright ewes were
evidently viewing all that passed around him -
His gentleness his courtesy, his freedom from af.
fectatiop, his manifest enjoyment in seeing an
American ship, and his warm cordially, won the
hearts of all He is a gentleman, said one though
he is a Russian, and could not but feel as look.
ed upon him and heard him converse, that such a
man might do much to bring Russia up to point
Of civilization and freedom worthy of the age in
which we live In leaving the ship be begged the
privilege of having Yankee Doodle from our
banda delicate compliment to them, as well as
to our country as they Lad just been playing the
Russian national air "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-01

NARROW ESCAPE OF A RAILROAD TRAIN-The
New Haven Palladium of the 25th inst says that
the express train from New York to Boston was
flying past the junction of the Naugatuck Road.
on Tuesday evening, at fearful rate. when it
struck portion of the engine of the Naugatuck
freight train, which though standing upon its own
track, allowed, by the carelessness of the en-
gineer, to lap over upon the New York track The
blow was a tremendous one, and swept Off nearly
all the bolts from the floor timbers of the Pc assing
train, damaging the corners of each passenger
car, and wrenchirg off the iron platings upon
them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-01

FUNERAL OF MR.. BUCHANAN's NEPHEw.-The
funeral of the late Elliott E. Lane took place on
Sunday afternoon, from the residence of his bro
ther, James B. Lane, In Duke street, Lancaster
city. His sister, Miss Harriet t. Lane, accom-
panied by James B. Henry, the Presidents private
secretary arrived in that city on Friday afternoon
and was present at the funeral On the morning
of Mr. Lanes death, his cousin, Taylor Lane, re-
ceived letter announcing the death of his sister
at Lexington, Ky, on the 18th inst. She had been
in i'll health for some time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-01

CURIOUS CUBAN CALCULATIoN Ns-The Aurora,
of Matanzas, has determined that there are just
100000 900 inhabitants on the earth of whom
die each year 333 333 33 each day. 81 334; each
hour, 3, ,730; each minute. co. and l each second.
OF each 500, reaches so years of age; of each
10 600, l reaches 100 years. Tall men live longer
than short men; and women stand better chance
of living fifty years than men, but after that the
sex lose ground. The number of marriages is as
IT'S to l000 Marriages are more frequent be.
tween the months of June and December Chill
dren born in the spring are more robust than oth-
ers, Births and deaths are more frequent at night
than in Il daY-
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THE WEATHER-We are now in the full flush
of spring time, with flowers blowing and glowing
all around us; the trees blossoming the gardena
cleaning with emerald hues the air perfumed
with myriad scents the sunshine by day, and the
clear starlight at night suffering no overshadow-
ing from envious clouds and in brief, every thing
being as deiiciously vernal as the heart, tired of
winter and yearning for summer, can desire.-N
d Pc Odd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-01

WAGON ROAD TO THE PACIFIC.-Letter wri-
ters from Washington state that the three Departs
meuts of the Interior, of War, and of the Post
Office are uniting to hurry forward the construe-
ton of a wagon road from the Mississippi to the
Pacific. Such road is an indispensable prerequ.
site for a Pacific railroad The Department Of
War appropriates 100000, the Interior half 3
million, and the Post Office Department contracts
to pay 5000 600 per annum for carrying the mails
over the new route
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-01

Port of Richmond, March 3l-EigA Water lO4 O'Clock
ARRIVED,
Schr. Marcia Farrow, Basdell, Rockland, lime,
BridgfoId Co.
schr. Carrie, Boaz, Baltimore, guano, Bacon l.
baskerville.
SAILED,
Schr Redinston, Clark down the river to load for
Portland.
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, New York, mds and
passengers, Lu6lam & Watson.
Stesmer Geo. Peabody, Prtchett, Baltimore, mds,
Luaam Watson.
schr. Lynchburg, Harris, New York, mdz, D. l.
w. Currie.
Brig jas. Crosby Clifford, via Norfolk, to load for
5t. Johns, Porto Rico.
Schr. Five Boys, Harris, down the river light.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-01

BREACH OF PROMISE AND SEDUCTION CASE --
The case of Mary Abrams against Richard r.
Jones for alleged breach of marriage contract and
seduction, concluded yesterday afternoon
His honor Judge Hubbard charged the jury, after
which they retired. After short absence, the
jury returned with verdict of 800 for the plain
tiff The damages claimed were $1,000 Utica
Herald March 81
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THE RIVERS All the upper rivers are rising -
At this point the water has risen fifteen to twenty
inches in the two days just passed Arrivals to
day quite numerous and receipts large and busi-
ness on the wharf quite brisk The ice has broken
up above Rock Island, and the probability is that
the Mississippi is open to Dubuque.-&. Loais
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-01

ANOTHER CASE OF SUSPECTED HUSBAND Pol.
soNING IN BosToN.-The body of Nathaniel Sweet.
ser, who died in Lowell on the Goth of February,
was taken from the tomb.on Thursday by Coroner
Jewett, with jury of inquest, and the stomach
and viscera were removed by nr. Spauldng, and
sealed up for the purpose of being analysed, by q
Boston chemist, probably. 1t is said the usual ap-
pearances of decomposition were not visible in the
remains Mr.. Sweeser was 50 years old, and left
considerable property. He had not lived happily
with his family, and was sick but 25 hours before
he died The coroner visited Mrs Sweetser, and
informed her of the suspicious and of the examina.
ton of the remains in consequence She has re-
tanned b. +. Butler for counsel in she shall be
arrested. She is an intelligent woman, and a sis~
ter of Granville Parker, Esq of Worcester, and Of
Prof. Willard Parker, of the Medical School Of
New York.-Bost0n Post, March %. fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-01

FINAL SETTLEMENT-W.H H Garland, late trea-
surer of n Orleans, who was charged with being
q defauIter having executed seventeen acts OF
conveyance ct property 10 the city, the mayor, q.
ali suits and given him : fall aud entire trslease
from ali claims
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-01

NEW YoRK, March .8.-Cleard, schr Henrico,
Scranton, Richmond. S0th Cleared ,ischrs Bergen,
Magee. City Point, ard Chief, Trader, Alexandria
Arrived. schr. JOS. Sparks, Rodgers City Point
Rio JANEIRo, 18th Feb.-Arrived, schr North
Point, Richmond
MELBoURNE, Dec: l6.-Arrived, schr. C. H. Tall
bott Burgess, Richmond, Va
4 BosroN, March 7.-Cleared, schr. 8. r. Allen,
Baker Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-01

e@. LADD'@ E.t 1lBER HOUSE. South
ksH side of Basin, FOR RENF.-This luEn5 or
house, the property of the Jas r l. Ka. Co,
j. nearly rebuilt, and will be ready for tenant by
the st of April. The house is large and commodi-
cts; we'll suited for storage house tobacco fac
tory. For terms, apply to the undersigned
MlCHAELS,
NH 26-ts Agent for T. w Connarton
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Fltgs HENT. nrd noauc.s

ess FHk RENT, Rnd possession atven
- ths first of April eat brIck tenement in Syd-
EzsA ney, containing five rooms with brick kitch.
en-, SMOKE house, and all necessary out-houses and
pump OF fine water in the yard together with two
lot Of good land well enclosed. For terms 8c.,
apply TO the subscriber No. los Cary street
NH % 3-.tlstApril B. w TCTTY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-01

SENSIBLE IDEAS ABOUT MRS. JOHN DEAN
The Providence Journal has the following very
sensible remarks ON the Boxer and Dean mar
riage:
"The papers generally take the part of the
young people and rejoice over the decision,
which is doubtless correct and inevitable, since
the marriage has taken place. The fact that the
girls father occupies such social position rs to
make so unequal a match especially distressing,
seems to give zest to the comments that are
made upon the affair, and it is thought to be ex-
ceedipgly funny that rich mans daughter has
runaway with one of her fathers servants. We
don't see the fun of it, We know it is very old
fogy, but we never could get over the idea that
children owed some duty to their parents, some
return for the unwearied care of their nurture
and education, and for the affection that has bee
iayished upon them, from the cradle to the altar
and she who allows girlish fancy to carry away
her Judgment SO far as to marry man that Is no
match for her, and whose union with her will
orins dissress upon her whole family, is either
strangely infatuated, she is utterly unworthy of
the love which she deserts"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-01

CoMMUTATIoN-Michigan has passed law di.
minlshing the sentences of State-prison convicts
one day for every month of perfect good behavior.
~ snorL terms this would not amount to much,
but, in cases of Imprisonment for life il might come
70 considerable, provided the convict lived long
enough.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-01

RAILROAD JUBILEE AT MEMPHIs.-The board
OF aldermen of Memphis have voted three tbou-
sand aoiiars toward defraying the expenses Incl.
Memphis and Charleston railroad. ~