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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-03
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"WEDNESDAY, May E7h, IsJ7-Sweepstakes for uutret
w year CldsI mile hests-S0) entrance, $50 forfeit
Three to make race, to close lst Of April.
SANE n.Y.-MatCh for $500 aside, SlGO) forfeit
mile hcats-lwO year ods, carrying 90 p0unds. l1os
q Bacon names ct colt b. imported Albion dam by Levi
Rlhan. VIM EOUndtrse names Ely ByHum by Glencoe
dam by Othello or Shamrock.
THURSDAY, May 2s.h.-ProPriat2r's Purse S2aO-nils
hesls.
FRIDAY. Nay cgh.-Sveepsskes for year old--e2OO
entrance, $50 l0reone mile heats Three mcTe to make
q race. close 1st Of phi.
SATURDAY May 3Jta-PTop5leo5's Purse s3go-tTgo mile
heats LjanI5-tfl w. PHILLIPS Proprietor
MOUNT DLEFET CEMETERY,
TINE Directors OF this Company announce to the
Public that this Cemetery las been laid OF WitlEut
able avenues and WsEs, ard portion q thc ground
EUbdivded into Family O-s which are offered for saic
The zap Of the grounds can Ds seen a. tie Office "i
Indsley Crockett where lae put!cars uTlted to ca.
ard ez0miDe the same.
The Company feel confident they cou5 net have made
mora suitable location FOR Cemetery IN the vicinity %
Nashville sid pledge tksuaeFG5 So the public 70 spare
money or paas 10 make egus 10 aly Cemetery in the
Union and such Nashville mag feel some pride in.
The Cemetery is -OEF in charge Ct q competent Super
intcudeut living the ground under whose direction IN
termens will bs Elg6G n the beat Dzr1eT and al the
usual charges.
The Directors Of Ice CGnpaET aTe dRsirGus that ts
grounds should be vsisdby the cIiSs8s O Eas5Te and
Tor that parpose Omnibus will leave the OC5 q Lnds
lev Crockett ct ( o'clock, Tuesday Afternoon the
sh inst and every Friday afternoon thereafter AZ the
game hour The SEATS will be free
Lsdies s1d Families DESTROYS OF visiting The grounds,
viii bs called for their residences, BY sendiBg their
cards to The President Of the Company.
4. Y. s. LINDSEY, Prast
c. W. EsSos. Ses'7. jy6-d
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100000 DOLLARS!
Maryland LotteryI
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
To Be- drawn IN Baltimore, Md, on
10 DO drawn 10 Baltimor Nd, on
uURSilAY, APRIL 80, 1857.

49,. Ks FRANCE s. Coz Manager
hAWln6S conducted under the supeTiniendenCe Of the
II state Lottery Commissioner.
Grand Capital Prize -lOO Prizes OF 600 each Lowest
FIlze IN the Lottery s i00-Nhos Tickets $50
Ihi5 is the most Magnificent Scheme drawn 90 the
United states. Only 30 100 Tickets al OF which printed
&c follows 5000 10 Whole fickss-5 goo in Half Tickets
istoo In Qua'teF TIeke,s-I0,OO0 in Eighth Tickets.
As all these Tickets will doubt be sold by the day or
Drawing persons al dsance will forward their orders
soon az possible.
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blYEDSS & 90.
IKPuRrEgs OF AID EHoLgsALE DEALrss N
Havana Cigars, Tobacco,
KINDS CT
ForeigB Wines, Liquors, etc
No, 10 CEDAR S.,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TO THE PUBLIC
AYE have uON Ga banda ana ere c11sau.Er re-Hiv q
W E-l well assorted stock g1
HAVANA ClGAiS, TOBACCO EJEElGN s. Uses
L-D LIQUORS
Which We are OHsllug 10 lie .rads o. prices mucif
lover than they be Est from -cg Oib,r aUuse in g
ct7 OuT st0cz consists O: the fines. brands &C HAvaga
CIGARS now ia the market; HaANDIss which e- l7U-
cannot lie surpassed, and g-Ort5d cy ourselves direct
through the Custom House 20 this GT SEzEET I0TT aaL
GADEFIt VINES iTra11ed pUrs and q the best qualities
with fab assortment Of Nhlskess, ST Cro.z and 5s
mllca Bum, Eaii-El Gin, and all other kinds
~ To Country Here, ants We offer the best Induce
5lts % pgTc ss from stock s. --E5 and alvEra
ne. To proc pr Cust cers, Easeru lime v b. -vg7- go
cash taE grE give every advantage orders 5r l..-
ter @, CthsrwIse wiz @l-ays meet rh prompt attention.
LYONS & &C.
g22 10 Csaar 81
CBIAHPAGAE VINE.
WE hive ua9 on hand
W loo baskets Calue4uE and Fills quarts AID 55..a
30 LsIegl-a s Co,
The above two Wines unsurpassed in favor and are
1oW USED throughout .as Union more tha1 any cite
Wine. We have been appointed BY tie Maaultc.ur.rs
Also, Is Baassts Ggrasa Royal, quarts and p.1ts.
80 LE-Lze-E g. o.. A."
For sale at reduced prices - LYONS Co.
~ l7 Csaa=- g.
az Ears zias A-sl.z .lr ..a -rs-ztrar Or Greens
w Ar0l.a- ce tH1ac- re la. cones assorted, now
.a store LYONS co.
STOBISr AND CIaE.fs $50, T0BACCOSs
tFT L have Just r-ce.7st-
W CHEWING T-EaC-,l EvgEyyG -rEAC~Ca
ID boxes H--1E-t L--.5 30 b-.gs r-c-h9U1zsi
}H " Ial-T basket. so boxes
3 Q. u aml..a IS 5h.l cas- and cry;
" ~ e5img CAKE So a-r.s
" H1oez r5-sk5 azar.at p raasrs.
- 90 Assorted Er--is ali rf which We warrant Of
TIE bestousrjes LYONS : 90.
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wynn. E&g2gg1f2ns.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, respectfully announces to
- the eli zgus OF Nashville, lhathe is located on
Of Church and Summer Streets opposite the Cloud
Hotel where he is prepared 60 al kinds Of CarDen-
ter's and JoiHers Work. Doors, Sash and BiDd Stair
CG Show Cases once Dssss, Fitting UD Stores JObbing
aud FrpsIrTg 2. &c, promptly attended TO- Ifeb25-3m
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Leave Thompson's az 50, An. 90 P. ".
Arrive Nashville 10 80, a. n. ., p. 81.
Passengers frm Nashville BY The morning Train will
Breakfast 81 Franklin.
Stsges connect with the Trains at ThOmpson'z.
through Tickets Memphis Hayns sbOsO Jackson Tus-
cDmbis, Ference Columbia and ruiss be procured
General Siege Office underline FerandGh EOts Nash
vile. lmlhzl-dtGI W. ON PERKINS. Sup't.
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D. W.. RUSSELL.
MANUFACTURERS AND STEAMBOAT AGENT,
OFFICE AND STORAGE At
r. L. w Z A * LIE US,
Coruerof Rroad and Front Sta
EASEVI LIE, TENN ESSEE.
IL FEEEECEs.
Drane & Hale, Cncnnad: Graf Bennett & Co. Pitts
burg Cr7ne, Bleed & Co CGcnnats g. IBmsen 4 Co..
Pittsburgh; N Barrett Cincinnati; Smith Guthrie & Co.
Iis; McCOma4, Cincinnati; Houssmsn & Smith, 81.
Louis; aBd Merchants Of Nashville generally.
aUrdeTs handed for PitsbuTg Cincinnati Louisville
S. Louis munGiaCuIed articles will be promptly des
patched. Lfebl9-u
Painting Establishment.
- that the undersigned having made the necessary
gemeu5 and secured the services peten WOTE
men, is nov prepared 70 take
Large Contracts
In the lire of bis vocation, In G It's various branches.
In the department. Of
House Painting,
The sEsscreGrs prepared with the greatest
promPness, all contracts no large hich msy be
dcred in sly and upon terms Whth cannot fail give
SEtistscan.
He also prepared to execute ell manner Of
Sign aud Ornamental PaiHting, Graining and
AaTb3iGgs
Having In that department s=Cursd the services Of The me
expert and experienced aTss.
The subscriber would request persons having work In bis
line 10 give Ann call before maxim ahal arrangements
nsFhs-dn r. 7. FLEEING,
20 60 VnsaR ~, RsigEsa GhsHT & SHanhT, |
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A WORD TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVING purchased the entire Stock O Goods Of NessTs
Ii Evsns Porter & Co succeeded them in their Retail
Trade, and having added largely their by
purchases OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
prepared TO offer extraordinary inducements par
chaBers Of DRY GOODS. Our Stock Tor the opening
Is complete, and embraces every variety OF FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS
AND SHOES, VARIETIES, &c.
TO The LADIES
We oEeTa handsome assortment Of Rich and Fashionable
Dress Goods, surpassed BY Retail House city, which
BriliDg at exceedingly low prices.
Purchasers Of Dry Goods will certainly End it q their
interest call and examine Stock and prices
prepared 20 offer great bargains any Retail House In
The city.
II Remember, No, 81 MARKET Street.
fsb27-f HASBROOK & HcWHIR TER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

DESPERATE ALrERSATIvE.-A few days ago. the
body of Mrs Treat and her child were recovered
from the river at Grand Rupids, Wis, after they
had been nysterionsy missing several days For
some days previous to. her sudden disappearance
she had endeayored to fiud some one to adopt her
child, Failing in tiiat, it would seem she deter
mined to free il from future neglect, brutality and
ruin, and in pursuance of this idea fastened it to
herself with a rope. passing it around the bodies
of both, and tying it in hard knot Thus they
found-the child with one of its arms around
its mothers neck, the mother with both arms
clasped tightly around her child. Her husband
manifested entire Indifference during her absence.
and after her bonnet had been found by the side Of
the river, and while the neighbors were dragging
the river for the body he fingered about the tay-
ern stupefying himself with liquor, and manifest
ing feeling.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

10! TIE pooR iSm,N.-rhe statutes of Minnesota
make it peniteutary offence to furnish liquor to
the Indians. Notwithstanding, there are white
men who make money by selling them whiskey.
receiving high price therefor, paid in the gold
which The Indians receive in annaities At the
late payment there was II general drunken scene
at Its conclusion. 'Only two three Indians
were killed., and one White man stabbed. Two or
thFee more Indians reported killed short
tine afterwards, and the days Of the payment were
described by man who was present, rs having
passed very pleasantly and agreasbiy," although
ii4r
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Tar GREAT EAsTERy.--At a late meeting of the
Eastern steamship Company. it was announced
that the vessel may be launched in September but
that the trial trip to Portland Maine. will be de-
rIred to the April following. Her total cost will
amount. including all contingencies. to about three
millions of dollars, of which nearly one remains
to be met. Of this Sl60,000 will be provided by
calls at present in arrear, and to supply the bal
ance of 100000 the directors empowered to
borrow $500, 600 upon debentures.
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GOLD TO BEC0IyED.--It is stated in the Philadel
phia Press that within few days s759000 in re-
fined bars Of gold, stamped by the New York as
say office, has been received in the United S.ater
Mint for coinage, and that half a million more il
daily expected This fact is interesting in connec-
ton with the present rate of exchange, as a proo
of the strong check given to the expectation o.
bullion by the extraordinary demand for it here
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GRAIN AZ CmCAGo.-The Chicago market is rath-
er inactive, though without change of prices liz
produce from previous reports. Money still very
stringent. eping wheat is So cents in store
iHree cargoes (4T.000 bushels) sold for immediate
delivery So cents on board. The market firm al
these rates. Corn inactive. Lots were sold at 6e
cents board of the boats. In Buffalo flour is s.
for fair Michigan and Ohio s. 70 double extra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

SINGULAR DEATH OF Horse AND D0G.-NaDy in
stances have been related Of the savage ferocity
the bull terrier dog, and the tenacty with which
he clings 10 his hold once aroused to anger and
gets his jaws lirmly attached upon his adversary,
but the case We cite scarcely has parallel in
the history of doRiestcated animals: Yesterday
evening, on Carolina street, bull-tcrrer dog, be-
longing 20 Il coored man, (carter,) seized his mas
ters valuable horse by the throat, aud held to his
GRASP SO firmly that he had to be killed by being
struck on the head with an axe all Efforts to re.
lease him otherwise proving uRarailing The ing-
uar vein Of the hOgse was completely severed and
ne died immediately Baltimore .S,iR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

BREACH OF PROMISE CAsE.-We learn from the Con
cord On. H. Patriot hat Miss Helen ". Shaw has
commenceda suit against Jonqs i; Aiken, of Frank
in, for s000O, for breach of promise of marriage
Also that Aiken aud IL Mrs, sophia c. Thompson, Of
.!alicruess, have been arrested TO answer to the
charge Of causing unlawful Operations be per-
formed on thc person of Miss Shaw, whom Aiken
Lad betrayed under promise of marriage. 3.
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SCIENCE AMONG THE JAPANEsg.-M Won Siebold.
the distinguished scientific author states that the
knowledge OF the natural sciences amongst the Ja-
panese Is much more extensive and profound than
is generally supposed. They possess great many
learned treatises thereupon. and an admirable geo
logical map of their island by RuntSio. They are
we'll acquainted with the systems of European nat
uraists. and have translatious of the more impor-
tant of their works. They have also botanical
dictionary. in which au account is given of not
fewer than 5,30G objects, and is embellished with
numerous fine engrayrgs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

SToPPED-Thc Franklin factory at Wilmington
Del. ceased operations Monday morning on ac
count of the hands refusing to submit to deduc.
ton of 25 per cent. on their wages. They were
willing to work half time for half pay, but the
company did not accede 10 this proposition.
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DAILY DISPATCH.
BY JAS. A CowARDrN

-. > - -
s@tut bAfbY DISPATCH IN served to sub
'eetS NJ x AND oVAaTKR CENTS pKR WEEK payn-
uie Carrier weekly, Price for mailing &f a
IT OF $50 tor six months, in advance.
~ THE sEMI-wEEkLY DISPATCH. 4. ixsuea
e ~ Tuesday and Friday, at s2ao. in advance
Ms~TIIf wFEKLy DISPATCH ia issued cverv
friday, and matted to subscribers At 81 pcr anrum.
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ENGLISu. CLASSICAL AND MATH-

~ FMATlCAL SCIIbOI.-prof. IL. J. Christian
having resigned the chair 1f Greek in Richmond
College, will apcu su EnEli-h Classical and Mathc-
matca school in thus Clty on lst october next. DH-
r'uS hts lnng experience a. teacher, he has been
th- preparation ot boys either for college or the
Griivo dutp>o life. lie therefore proposes admit
onlY manF pupils - he Ctn teach and tn devote
himself With uHtiTing energy to making thorough
scholars n the trCtesj seu-e OF the term. lie has
secured comfortable rooms ith street. between
Franklin and Main. Any communication addressed
tn him through the Richmond L. o.. will be prompt
u attended To-. He hopes that those who intend Il
pstrOniZe him win make imIHe'iatea application.
Terms tpa vahIe scmi-rnuaily in advanced 800.
RxsRENC.,- Rev. !. Pet"rkiu, Rev Geo. Wool
Mr-ssrs. Wm. H. Christian Ino. VI. Gregory. Fred
Hransfnrd Wm. +. Tayler. h. Il. Minor, L. l.. Chris
tiau. yH'lh;m Euhcrrsun, Jes II. n;erson. JOIN
Stuxrr CiI.s tit'nuct, Rev. Mr.. Krplcr, t,n. Vim
H. Richardson, Col. I. j. Evans, Capt. G. pipuuock
pT If !. Miller. ii. j. CHRISTIAN.
p Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

THE SCHUYLER STOCK ILtgGAL-The temporary
Injunction obtained by Mary Ann BIatchford
against the payment of the dividend declared by
the New Haven Railroad Company was dissolved at
New York on Wednesday by Justice Davis, on the
ground that plaintiff is not stock holder, she
holding the SCHUYLER stock.
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the Mayore Office in New York, Tuesday morning.
and made complaint that man named Henry Ran
dolph had been in the habit of going to his store
several times week, and presenting bills amount
ing to some 100000. Randolph alleges that Queen
Victoria WIS engaged TO be married to him. but
broke off the match and offered him $4,000 TO say
nothing about it. He also says the Queen owes
him $4,000 for services rendered He imagnes
that Mr. B. is the agent of the Queen, and wants to
cheat him out of his money The unfortunate in
dvdual was consigned 10 the Asylum for the In
sane
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

Hoo CH0LEgA.-Dr. J. Z. Manloye, a distinguish
ed physician OF Tennessee, says that "hog ehoe-
ca, which is destroying so many swine through
out the west, is a disease of the lungs, and not
cholera as generally supposed. He thinks its
cause is evidently of atmospheric origin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

BLUNT CoscLUsI0S.-The New York Sun de-
cidres clearly, but with great calmness:
ave are becoming nation Of vain, evtrRvagant
f,ols. From January lst to this date we have i'm
rted foreign merchandise totLe value Of one hun
dred aud seyenty-hye millions Of dolars-abOut
fuurfccn millions more than our imports amount
rd to for the time last year The value Of our
exports siBoe January LIST is about fifty millions of
.toliars four millions Of dollars less than our
Ports foT the came time last year. We have run
into debt this year alone about one hundred and
iwcnty five millions Of dollars and by the end OF
le much larger. ttf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

BANK ACcoMNoDATI0Ns-Th money editor of the
Journal OF Commerce has the following notice of a
bank operation in Philadelphia:
There Is much written and uttered about the il.
hOeralty OF the banks, but those who complain
most would perhaps be equally loud in their con
domination ii any trouble should come'through a
want OF prudence the part Of these institutions
We doubt II any Of our city banks has been rs
Close hs SOME of their sister institutions in Phil
adelpha. 1t is reported that one bank there be-
came so costive that customer little irritated at
the picayune policy drew note for five dollars ut
tinrty days, covered it down the back with first
class endorsements from his fellow sufferers. pin
ned to 1t ten dollar bill Of the same bank as col
lateral, and then offered il for discount. This
was what Jedediah Tompkins would cali 'hiati,,
ur0nf,d."
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SUMMER RETREATS.

MONTGOMERY W lite SULPHUR
w SPRINGS.-NOffCE.-Na rumors preiu-
ical to the interest of the Propricpr ia regard
the opening aul closiHg Vt the >-tSoHs. having been
put in crC uaon heretofore in order to prevent Che
recurrence of similar reports, We now give notice
that the present will not I've clnsn before the
lSt ufOctober. ItU IL. MOSBY,
an Hi--ts President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

4 PRECIOUS CHARGE--Sir John Dean Panl, Strahan.
Bates. Robson, Agar, Tester Saward (aias Jim the
Penmanl together with the notorious swiuder.
Redpath are on board the Nile convict ship. which
vessel about on Saturday got under way from
the Little More. made sail aud proceeded towards
the Downs with a strong northwest wind.-LOgdtp'
Globe -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

SALE.-Wm. II. Tunstai, Esq, Clerk of the Cir
cult Court of Pittsylyania county. Va. pnrposing
removal South, has disposed Of his residence in
the village of Chatham, in that county, with the
ground attached. Mt SS000 The purchasers are
Messrs. 7. r. Shepherd and p. Grigg, who propose
to open hotel on the premises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

~ FOR IT AaAS.-A free negro named Fenton
Lewis. has been arrested, aud confessed that he
stole the goods from the store Of Mr. French, Mt
Hamilton, Londoun county. Va. The washssgto-
uap says that he has not been out Of the penfien-
tiary more than year or two. tfss.se.p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

PRoTRaeTED MEETING The Baptists
OF Hanover county are about holding aprotraeted
meeting az Black Creek church. 10 eomTaenee ts'-
day and continue for several days 40 the
distance is but fasen miles. uuay persons hv'n
ms eity will doubtless attend sunday, II tie
weather is favorable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

A BREAK.-The locomotive John H.
Tmlerlaka, broke it's I" COW catcher" yesterday, by
running against a wagon which was standing ON
the track The wagon Was also damaged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

PAfh FIRE DEPARTMExf-The indications are
that ST Louis will have paid II department.. The
frequent ineendiary fires and the riots among the
fTemen giving general dissatisfaction Ia that
cff
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

GOVERNOR OF NEW MExIco.--GOy Reucher, of
North Carolina, appointed by the President to be
Governor of New Mexico in place of Gov. Merri-
weather, arrived in ST. Louis on Sunday last on his
way to Santa Fe lie takes his family with him.
GOV Rencher will be escorted over the plains by
detachment of U. :. troops.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

The MAYOR was busily engassd yes
tertay, assisted by his officers, in endeayoring to
TO discover the robbers who attempted 10 murder
Mr.. A. ID. Morrison last Thursday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

AccIngsT.- Thursday afternoon
a negro WAGNER named William. the property Ct
irbo,nas Atkinson. Of New kent, WAS thFewn Holh
his saddle N ai aud the wheels 81 the ~asoh 'ss
H.. oyrr him. both thighs were fractured ne 10
attended by Drs. Briggs aud I'M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

Az AnsRris COLLEGE KeaE.--Bshop 8eon-
nor of Pittsburg who has just returned from
iaine states that the Pope has agreed 10 purchase
4 house in that city, at cost of SO $50, far an
American College which is TO be fitted up be- con
tritutons from the United States. The English,
the scotch the French, the Germans and The
Irish sIl had colleges there, and the tlshep
thinks there should alss be an American Colie g..
where the people Of this country might Meet
each other aud exchange the same courtesits es
other nations a~
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- EMOVAL.--Dr. PLUME has removc

DEMOVAL-Dr. PLUME has removed
~ his office to the thir house, South of Trinity
Church South side. and about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel DIR. p continues treat all
syphltc and gonorrhral complaints; ami having had
much practice in this line tlatters imscfa he
give very general satisfaction. call from those in
t,restr,i is solicited.
DR. p also makes and vens of the hest restora-
tvrs (Chrmci Extract of French Flowers. for con-
stitutiona weakness, offered to the public.
Dr. p may he consulted cOn,dentiaily by letter,
otherwise Medicines -ncur, packed and sent
der in almost any direction.
Office hours from A. NJ. till A. NJ. Franklin
eat near the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

SAD EFFECT OF ANXIEIf--J. NJ Turner started
last week from his residence Huntsville, Mo,
to convey his deraBged wife to the State lunatic
asylum. On the following day he awoke in state
unfsrtunate wife had to be taken back to their Tel
atiYcs
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TIE CHiSWICK SCHOOL,

/ III Z NIIKN " II n NVUVVB,
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH,
VIII De- r. opened at the subscribers residence ~
nules vest Of Richmond, on Thurs lay, October list
credited a. "Gp, totsdch share Of public patron
age l. solicited.
Ihr location j. retired and remarkably healthy
Tho discipline will l." Christian and PARENTAL
4 ~ h1artieTs (Wale or temaie,) may, on early
application he accommodated al my house and 9TH
rF- 10. rhr nrighhoThood
3-lm~ GEO. q. EEAII, A, NJ,
=. T.. For information in the city apply 10 Mr.. Hen
~ txALi. Architect, opposite the American.
COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- RICHMOND, Va
Tho aeTf session of this Institution viii! begin on
the first Monday in October, and close the st day
oi July.
The Principals will be aided br nine assistants
For further particulars, address
ID. LEE POWELL p.;,
II. J. MORRISON J Frihclpais'
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