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Stationery.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, May 90, 1857.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, May 60 1857.
GEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
Secretary the Navy until O'Clock,
m Monday furnishing the station
required Department and the
the commencing the LIST Of july 1857 and ending
the 30th Of June, 1858.
All the quality, delivered with
delay head OF
for which they required.
required each bidder for stationery must furnish with his
proposal a sample Of each article bid for
To insure uniformity the proposals. blank forms viii be furnished
disposed bid and bid will be considered which does
which each
bid which than price named for
article.
sufficient with approved
the faithful execution Of the contract, Will be required
person persons contracting The authorized
will also testimonials
Gl the bid otherwise viii not be
sidcred ;.
department ordering greater
quantity each article contracted public
service require
Should article be required enumerated the
be furnished the lowest market prices according
quality
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No 80 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, a CO..
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KFNNARD Il co,
81 Austin frinrs,
B. G, WAINWRIGHT & Co.
Paris.
Tho or these ships will gold silver
bullion specie iewery precious stones metals
ding signed therefor cxprescd
l-dl
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No. SSH
Notice OF the Removal Of the Land ONCE from
Red Wing to Henderson, in Minnesota Ter
ritory.
TN accordance with the provisions of the act of
entitled authorizing changes in the location
ocesn approved March 1883 II hereby declared
sale Of public lands al RIp
will be removed 70 the OF HFs
DksoS Territory froni AID after ne fri day # ye
ycn under hand the city Of Washington this soih day Of
April A. d. 1857
by q the President
TIiOf A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner % the General Land olce.
May I-1aw6w lint start
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TIME KINGDOM AND PEOPLE OF SLAM; By

TTHE KINGDOM AND PEOPLE Of SIAM by
Sir John Bowring with narrative OF hs mission 1855
London, 1857. - So
Speeches Brush Statesmen from the reform bill to the
Russian vol London, 1857 81 25.
Broughams Speeches, With historical intfoductoDs vol
London, 1857. 81 70.
Speeches Hasts selection his er
folary correspondence London, 1887.
Tales Of tho Gent translated from the Persian by Sir Charles No
rsn Now edition, Illustrated. vol london, 1857 81 IS
British Navy List for 1857 81 cents.
Almanach r.
Hughes's Of all vol London. 81
fBnys Letters; translated English hy Melmotb vols Lon
don 81 IS
May 30 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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- Of ---, In the State of -------, here
by furnish and deliver In the respective yards all thu
the agreeaby
schedules therefor conformity with the
emsM Of the Bureau of Construction Sc Of the 23d Of May 1857
Should be accepted request be addressed al
the forwarded 10 the navy agent at
for sign md cert
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stamped Envelopes.
Posi- OrncE prrAKrxESr,

Posi- OrcE DEPARTMENT,
May so, 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until 3, p.
~ m furnishing all the stamped
volope department require for period Of -four viz
No. LORI size, az by AZ inches OF white paper.
such proportions Of buff and white may be ordered
official size 3,x by So inches bun white or in such
proportions Of either as may be required
furnishing board boxes for
packing envelopes OF loo 500 each and wooden
for packing parcels II 10 10 rs 900.
The envelopes the best Of OF approved
quality specially for the and such water marks
General direct They must be gdmmed for
packed without charge s packing complete
for In such quantities may be required to MI the orders Of post
agent department viii furnish the address for each parcel
which the box by the manufacturer without charge
postage stamps the envelopes
STYLE they provided
and kept in order at the expense oi the contractor
requested furnish samples with their bids
quality the envelopes
they propose furnish
will BIO required for the faithful performance
the and under will be made quarterly Price
quality samples and the ufcny the bidder will be considered
himself right whenever he shall that
offered for sale the market the
purpose speculation and he viii transfer OF
the who shall be- in his opinion less able and
the failure perform faithfully Of
stpulatons.
envelopes po~tmases quarter end
ing 81 1857, $ below
so7, $50 No / stamped
si7oo q 10
1900 g. g o."
The bids should be marked Proposals for Stamped Envelopes
and addressed General
partn,entp AARON v. BROWN,
May 3o--dtJuly6t Postmaster General
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II IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS. by which

April 1.--1Awc~ ''e'''' '
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DEPAArAKsI,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing,
June ,, 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed q Proposals for
- Beef Proposals. Pork, The be, will be
eeycd O'Clock Wednesday the 18th
furnishing delivering ree u all and rak
the United States, a the following navy yards
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The schedule which the bidder encoses be pasted his
by him Opposite each article seheu
price
for each class words
Form Of Guaraase.
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should marked Proposals for Stamped Envelopes
Assistant Postmaster General
partmenf AaRoN V. BROWN
MAY 30-dtJuiy6t Postmaster General
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OFFICE on rms WASHINGTON AoUEDrcr,
Washiniton March g. lsb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-30


Not what We eat, but what We digest, does IL
good SO with reading
Mr. John Rooms, of York, Pa. was drowned in
codorus creek, on Friday evening last while bath.
ing.
A son OF Jacob Hutton aged Is years was killed
by lightning in York county, Penn. on the 10th
inst.
There were l26 deaths in Baltimore last week
of consumption.
Gov. hCMullen will sail on the steamer on the
ist OF August for Washington Territory.
L. d. Gross, recently from the West Indies, died
OF yellow fever at Williamsburg, n. Y. on Monday
olr Elgin Beach, timer, residing In Washing,
ton, was accidentally drowned near that city, on
Tuesday last
lump of gold, weighing % pennyweights, WA
lately found on the land of LEROY Springs. in Ca
barrus Co, n. c.
Duncan McRae, United States consul Mt Paris has
resigned.
John Neal, of Pennsylvania has been appointed
superintendent of Indian affairs in tho Territory
OF Utah
Rev DR.. Hawks, of New York, has been offered
the presidency of University in of the South
cru States.
The common council of New Haven, Conn have
ordered the Alianthus trees to be cut down, on &C
count OF their disagreeable odor.
Prince Cherniskef, a veteran Russian soldier and
upoHiat, and one OF the relics of the great OF
iol2, died in Naples lately
A ship carpenter named Loug W Gross died of
yellow fever at Willamsburgh, n. Y, last Sunday.
G. A. Lyons committed suicide in Brooklyn, n
T., Sunday, by hanging himself, because lady
Tilted him.
Geo W. Hubbard aged l6 years was killed by
falling from pear tree, in Brooklyn, \. " last
saturday.
Duncan X. McRea, late Consul at Paris, is going
to the Greenbrier Springs for the restoration Of hs
impaired health.
garrotter was killed i'll New York on the night
OF the Sd inst, by person whom he had assaulted
and the act was justified by the Coroner's jury.
A sale of fifty-three negroes made, privately,
in Petersburg Tuesday, at average of $3.50 each
twenty six OF them were under twelve years OF
age.
In the county of Elizabeth City, Va, containing
nearly 5000 inhabitants there is not single fami
~ compelled from poverty to depend on public
charity for support.
Andrew Sullivan, volunteer in the Mexican
war, died i'll Alexandria, Va, last Tuesday night.
A man supposed to be named Porter from Bel
mont county, Ohio, was over by the Central
Jho train, short distance from Belait, ON SatuT-
day evening last He died instantly.
Boston is about to widen some of its most fire.
quented and business streets. The common coun-
ellis have voted half million of dollars for that
purpose.
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tt.I21IE FUR 7RArELERs and OTHERS
RAIIROAR LINES.


RICHMOND, FREpERICKsBCRG AND Po-
,ox.o R.iRo,p. going North, leaves twice every
"a, ,-utdg, evenings excepted, at o'clock, A y. .
.n3 a = seln-k r. VI tuT the Toton,se rlver where
q stnsr,rr j. taken for Washington. thence by RAD
rNa: t1 Baltimore &c.
TFraJSiA Cr>rEt ~ gons North, leaves this city
Co. 3s.IN sunday evenings cNccpl4t. al O'clock
:. N and "A, O'Clock T. NJ, fst Gordunsyille whore
flev r.YcCt with the trains of Ia" Orange and Aea-
a.. ia Washington, BSkimNTs Sc.
E-saNANn AsO DASNIiLE leaves Richmond at {
.gtNk i ~ aEd coUDN tr With the South side road
- 'tNA Junction. ais - o cosk 4. Nj, sundays ex.
*yeftwasH t>n pFyyRsBsEG-L Leaves this city twice
rr.r, dav ISuuIayr &ceptsi. At o., o'clock A. NJ
,.F I a.ri.sk y. '. An arCnmmpfatl,r train Layr
.rrr every NnIs'a! Wednesday aus Friday 81 :
POR NORFOLK &c
The steamer CURTIS rFCk, Capt San'l Barnes
leaves her aayf At RHrketts every saturday. Tues
fsy and Taun~!Sv BEsiuRs at -, scioak A. VI .,
"a the ttl ~ COVE. Capt John naris every Mon
day Wcdns~iay and Friday morning. ats. n'ciock,
~ Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching at all the
,,yIs a, IsaiiuS. an the river
P0R SKN IsRk, &c.
Tie steamship lAMESTO"N, Captain Parrish.
ls,.vs- every Tue-iay evening. ut o'clock tor New
", ,au-hrg a! City Point sni Norfolk Ia TcccivS
passenger &c. I,syinx Norfolk next morning. 81
YNE PHILADELPHIA. &c.
RI r.. stNan.-hIp- PEN NNSTLNASIA,F VIRGINIA
srfCITI NY RICHMOND One of these stlameTs
ios ve every Moniay ana Thursday. stopping at City
rr,ai sad norfolk 70 receive freight snd pasosng"rs.
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MOBBISG PREAcHERs.--A letter TO the Cincinnati
Gazette, from Cummins, Rockcastle county, KY.
has the following somewhat doubtful, or at least
perhaps exaggerated, story:
Last Sunday as Rev. John G. Fee was preaching
at this. place. armed mob forced their way into
the church, seized him, and two other ministers
who we're with him, Rev. J. Richardson. and Rev
J. VI. Mclean, and after abusing and insulting
them finally decided that they should be taken out
Of the county. Mr.. Fee struck the head,
and considerably injured On the way out-a dis
tsnce of about ten miles-eyery opportunity was
improved by the mob to insult and abuse their vic
tins, and they heralded through the neighborheod
they passed that they had three horse thieves and
nigger thieves, that they were going 10 lynch
The mob Was composed Of the lowest class Of Ken
tue klaus and all of them drunk.
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DEaiUVAL.-We have removed tel
BOARDING, &c.
pROAD STREET HOTEL.-The

DROAD STREET HOTEL.-The Pro
ID prietor Of this old aud popular HOTEL be4s
iraye inform his patrons and the public generally.
that he hayluE 1t fitted up IN complete order,
and ls ready to accommodate all who may give HIM
cal ia the best and most sat ti-iaCorN manner. lIlt
chambers are we'll ittpd up and airy his harder aud
cellar are ruppc with the best Of every thing that
the markets afford, aud his table il inferior 10 no
other well kept Hotel ia the State. BY deYoting his
whole tine 20 his business, aided by accomplished
us-istart- aud accommodating servants he feels as
cured that he can please even the most iastldl0us
lie Is also prepared to accommodate families and
others with BOARD. by the week month and
now that the house has convenient priv entrance,
on 9TH street for ladies he believes that they will
And accommodations inferior 10 no other house.
Board 10y the mont 30
week I W
-...-
bay Boa[ders, ny the month............,..' lG ~ ~
week ....-,..- .............-.-... I M
Believing that all viii lind the BROAD STREET
HOTEL II 1rsiGable place OF soJouTnmcnt, he solcitS
cal! from all.
lY 2y-d3tWit Il. NJ YOUNG.
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GREAT GAME OF BnuARDs-The Albany Express
states that the greatest billiard match ever made
in this country is shortly to come of Detweeen L. j.
Iiigham, the great Albany player, Michael Phetan,
and Ralph Benjamin. These three gentlemen are
said to be the greatest billiard players In the world
The match 10 TO take place either in Now York; Phi
iadelphia, or Baltimore.
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THE RICHMOND DRAMATIC CORPS are
about giving entertainments at Odd Fellows Hall.
II the weather was less soppressve, the public would
be more anxious To them.
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The Mayor of Baltimore has appointed ten dele
gates to the Southern Commercial Convention,
which meets at Knoxville, On the 10th August.
The Boston Pilot announces that Rev. NJ. Castello,
of All Hallows College, Ireland, Ia about to visit
Richmond, Va, on mission.
Hon. Thomas Y. Bowie QDemocrat) has been re-
nominated for Congress in the sixth district Of Ma
ryland.
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PLEASANT DRlvE.-Pleasure seekers
and others in making their afternoon drives, are
sure TO take the Westham plank road In their route
that being the most delightful drive to be found in
the neighborhood. On Monday afternoon last, not.
withstanding the threatening appearance OF the
clouds there not less than fifty vehicles that
passed along this road.
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PArESTs.-It is stated that the Patent Office has
received three thousand applications and issued
fifteen hundred patents within the last months
The income Of the office for the time has been
over one hundred and sixteen thousand dollars; I;
aud the expense Of the office, including some i'm
provements III the building, one hundred and eight
Thousand dollars
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FIsHERMEN, in the neighborhood Of
Richmond, have had bad luck for several days.
owing to the fact that the river is thick with mud
the tnny tribe" have deserted il for more inviting
a uarters
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SEWING MAcHINEs.-Our mechanics are

SEWING MACHINEs.-0urm mechanics are
beginning to take hold of all sorts of work In their
iihe' and seem to be learning the important fact
that TO compete successfully with Northern work.
men, they must be satisfied with as low prices
We understand that Mr.. Daniel Haggerty of this
city, has received contract for manufacturing a
number OF Watson $ sewing machines, and that he
will get them up in good style and lust az cheap
as they are manufactured at the North
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DEArH OF CAPT. PArrES.-Captain Joshua A Pat
ten, formerly master of the ship Nepsunes Car,
died at the Mclean Asylum in Somersille, Mass,
on Sunday. He was but a little over 80 years Of
age 1t was on the passage of this ship to Caliior
MA, that Mrs Patten the captains wife, successfui
ly navigated the ship into the port OF San iran
cisco
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REMOVALS. &c.

NOTICE OFREMONAL.-I have moved
y into the rtorc, lately occupied y MIR. Jo4,ph IL
talquitt, tWu doors below my old stand, whrrr
would be glad 10 my friends, and all III want ut
LEATHER, SHOE FINDING, &c. ,,
4, .S-dIwNlm O. II. CIIALkLKY.
fuR SALE have for sale two Counters and two
pair plat form Scales which nm hc bought low;
q. H. tHALkLEN.
ID DEMUVAL.--We have removed tempo
IL rariIy to Ne Pearl street, undot the ENchany.
HotsI whers We shall be pleased 10 see our old
frep.s {. VI II RCELL K CO,
le4 Exchange Brokers
DEMONAL-Dr PLUME has removed
IL his 1fico to the third house, South OF Trinity
Chur. h. south civ, and about one hundred yards hr
low the Exchange Hotel Dr. r continues 10 treat all
syrhiltc and gonorrhnal complaints and having had
n arn practice IN this line Haters hlmsefthat h"can
give very general sati-de call from those IN
t-rost-d r solicited.
Or p also makes and Vcnds Of the best restora-
ev-- chemical Extract Of French Flowers FOR con
etltuti0ual weak neT4 ever offered 10 the public.
pr p may no Conssitct Contlientlaily hy letter,
sther~sr. NeiicHc- securely packed and sent to or
der, in aim 1si any direction.
Qtfce hours from 5 4. NJ. till A. N. Franklin
Get LeAr the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city, Va.
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SINGULAR.-We were shown yesterday
by Mr.. Thomas Wheeley, two eggs, which wor.
laid bya common duck on Friday Last. With.
twenty minutes of each other. Both of the egg,
are perfect, and one of them very large The SAM
duck has been laying ever since the great snow
storm last wieter, and has never missed day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-30

NEW FLoUR-The first barrel of new
-four received in Richmond this season came from
North Carolina The gentleman to whom IL was
presented speaks of it as a superior article.
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PUNIsHED.-The notorious Sam Harris
7i'as Patch was soundly fogged yesterday by or
der OF the Mayer, for beating vile creature cale
HliZa Bridgwater, and then committed to prison in
default of bail for his good behavior
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THICK DRINKING.-Those who see III,

THICK DKINKING.-Th0se who see the
abominahle, muddy stuff now dealt out TO our citi-
zen from the hydrants in place of water, will not
wonder at the continual complaints going up from
All quarters. Yesterday il so thick with mud
ihat one could almost eat it with fork. Can
nothing be done to filter il; viii not the Council
Try the half circular brick walls, recommended by
us lew days since. as the easiest way OF remedy
ing the evil! Surely something will be done, and
that speedily, to give clear water instead OF
thlck mortar To drink
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Recommendations and Freder-
lex slaves to William n. Barrett were ordered 4.
oe punished Yesterday morning by Alderman Sad
YER for being disordery in the street the night be
fore
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THE MAYOR has returned to the CITY
and Is now at bis post. doing service
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Coop SHoorIsG--A Miss Curtis, of Hartford, Coma,
gave good specimen of rife practice at a shooting
gallery in Saratoga last week. She fred ut the
distance of6j feet hitting the bulls eye eleven times
out of thirty-one shots; every other ball she fired
s,ruok within two inches of the mark.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-30

JoKR PoE SEIPIsH HUgBASps.-Tord Fllenbo-
rough vas once about to go on the circuit, when
Lady Ellenborough said that she should like to ac-
company him. He replied that he had no objeo-
tiou, provided che did not cucumber tho carriag,
With bandbOxes, which were his utter adherence
During tho first days journey Lord Klenborough
happening to stretch his legs struck his foot
against something below the seat He discovered
that it was bandhoI. Up went tho window and
out went the bandbox. The coachman stopped
and tn" footmen. thinking that the bandboX had
tumhled out of the window by extraordinary
chsnco. were going to pick it up, when Lord FL
lenborouEh turinusly called out. Drive on" The
handhoX wss accordingly left by the ditch side
Having reached the county town where he was to
otfcate as Judge, Lord Ellenborough proceeded to
array himself for his appearance i'll the court house
- Now, said he, where's my wig, where ia my
wig My Lord" replied his attendant, '.it was
thrown out OF the caxrIage window
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KILLED By LIGHTSING.-Peter Rolts, farmer, in
the employ of Mr.. Bridenbecker, near Utica, n. Y.
was struck by lightning on Wednesday and instant
ly killed. Two others were Frustrated at the same
time. They all had pitcbforks in their hands. The
two threw theirs from them but Folts held on to
his
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RECPE.-Take one pound Of sal soda, and a half
pound of unsacked ime-put in a gallon OF wa
ter and boil twenty minutes. Let it stand till cool.
then drain of and put il i'll stone jug or jar
soak your clothes night or until they well
wet through-then ring them out and rub on pleu-
" of soap; and in one boiler of clothes well covered
with water, add one teaspoonful of the washing flu
il. Boil half hour briskly-then wash them
thoroughly through one suds and rinse with water,
and your clothes will look better than the old way
of washing twice before boiling.
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FORTHCOMING WORK OF A VIRGINIA AT
IHoREss hoSsSdt is the title Of new work from
the pen Of Marion Harland to be issued from, III,
press OF Messrs. Derby Jackson. in August our
friend, Mr. p. b. Price, will receive orders for the
work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-30

GEN CoScHA's WgALrH-Gen. Concha, it is stated
remitted last year a surplus from the revenues of
Cuba of four millions dollars and the present
promises to yield still larger return. IL is also
stated that lac sent home million of dollars on his
own private account, realized in successful stock
Ejaculation.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE. Having quail
IL hed ~ the Execu'sr OF Thomas Williams decd
this 10 70 request ell Pc indebted the estate 10
settle the amounts due by them without delay; and
thoso having claims will plossc present them.
JESSE WILLIAMS
k-ts Executor Of Thea Williams. decd.
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ARREsTED.-The negroes of Mr.. Boul
ware VINO attempted the life of their oyer.ee- NJ
uo1H, nave been arrested and committed to the ia;i
OF Ilenr1co county. What an opportunitv f 10,
ing hemp these fellows will now have ' pun
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-30

EARLY APPLES are very scarce in the
markets and command high prices when they are
offered for sale. Yesterday none Of this fruit that
was fit TO eat, could be had for love or money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-30

MR. BEVERLY TUCKER. of Washington. has written
aletter Kansas affairs, which is published in the
Richmond Enquirer. Mr.. Tucker defends the course
of the administration and of Gov Walker, and ap-
pears, generally, TO be anxious to smooth the agi
tated current Of public opinion in the SOUTH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-30

ARCHBISHOP HUGHES says that he gave general
letter TO hr. Reed, the American Minister To China,
and procured another for him from His Eminence
Cardinal BarnabO, Prefsct Of the College Of the
Propaganda.
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MORE New JERSEY PEARLs.-Mr John Dey has left
at the office ofthe Hightstown IN. J) Excelsior,
pearl of about the size Of three cent piece, which
he found in common shors clam 1t is valued at$l0o