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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-23

their excursion 10 Csrdenss, where tAey rave tvo
concerts. They mend 10 give grand eoscsrt m
the Iiceo 81 soon rs Lent is over The Rayels ara
still here an6 draw erv drd toases.
Gen. Coucha is getting along very y ell with hix
Fair. The proceeds of 10 first FIVE mehts amount.
I'd 10 $40. 600, = pretty nee sum. l. is eonteu,.
plated to buDd lar.o house for he poor ~ith Ia.
money rsi-.d by the Far. A large ngmbcr OF
Americans have sttsl ded regularly. | uoticed sey
ersl with handsome prizes. The weather has b.
come quite warm aid sullry. which Will have tho
effect OF driving cd all Strangers.
The NAL steamer Bla-k WSrri.r J W Smith con-
msnder, sailed irom New Or. ans a. :: 10 I. m I5h
inst, arrived 8, Havns s, 9:50s N tue Eth. msk-
ing the rup from wharf 30 Moro 10 a. hOurs 10 min
uies, the quickest time ever made between the two
ports. Sailed from H4v,n4 at 3 30 p. m. me Eth.
and srv,d here 81 ; N 90 saturday making the
entire rur from New-Orlrats dock 70 Nes.Yark IN.
GLIDING the stay at Havsos 10 the unprecedented
short time Of ds,s and II nours (dedu, ting differ
ence Of time ooe bourthe fastest ruo ever usie be.
tween the t~o ports.
From Havsns we have news of only commercial IN
por,snce. Gusno of good quality snd inerhsasa,le
Quantities has been oiscov.r,0 90 the ssnds the
s.uih side Of Cuba The Commiss ooers appointed by
Gen cnchs reported by telegraph rom Trinidad "a.
yorably q, to quantity qash y. They were sccou-
panied by Capt Green, the circoverer. The isaDis
are to be immediately opened to the commercial void.
Sugars continue to advance. They ae quoted a
to resl per srrobs higher than lsst sdysees. ak
change still improving .itn the heavy receipts Of
sptcie continually pouring into the island; New-fesk,
sixty days, at a to discount; Loodou, To- u pre-.
MUM.
The health Of the island Is perfect; the weather de-
hghtul.
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To pArnp ls- road 70 charge e1irs h.e ~ 80 81 ~
slsJ; fsr Loss ( ne ne from frssgh vos'd De sh
more oeiAciiorsbe-this privilege 80 ll-ei 70 efb
tbrorg Oh pas. ngsls would Re DO be- - Dc rOsd
II eould svsh I'sef Of thI' privilege on sucn
81 he fare CD through travel ,s ncS Ies-Iciel " a.
below the legal rstes by eonpft tIon vi.bn asa VIZ
out n. Eis.e, and 'bis esm. t;IeD - iocress'u9
.rPtherine year Oy year, "a neS rosds Se -
OiG obes perie I'd ana improved. TIE en-cl " =,
latitude would lie 10 pc 1It the Centra Rsh - i
psse taI upon citiZsDs over 3 n@r"~ VI. -
VT S,a.e, who could not escspe =: oy trhveuhg v
Other roads. Such TAI would be lpcal untq1S o.
" dfcrimna 'jon against hose citizens Inc V'Ie,
rcsds - strongly in competition With The csIe apa
Contra Railroad f.r freight nDd passengers c'1 O1
SITE ere me Erie Ron and Ns'.rtoTn 4na " 81,
burg Rotds. They were buit sih al imp p
Fl n tie safe der the conyic On that hey No1iu
IT, be tAXed--ihsy we're deemec la1isbr q ~ 1rs4
g Iub1c erte'p ises. IL rezafd % 'he t.'le' ~
er.siet eoUpttitfr ~ib the C-ntal an with oar %
psl., The ate agreed 10 give :. tnee Min 90 CT loI
loIs 10y reies,e ~ pre-, Iu- {" tai f"oo- p
weed ire roao ives completed - Da1kIs o. cet' al
tive The J. .d sss - npls'e1 spd ne Ssie can
d in go'd ksith fsirsess iutJa' u 20 90
except suct wood be common OF a tne properly
o. the St=tA.
While noet of these ROADS h.ve greatly benefited the
S6te by iIJess,Bg is c0z4msf a"d iAc,N sung lu'el
coure beween i,s citizens. hey have failed - re n1
nefse its Stockholders; soDs have sonS halt, otoe,
,te whole stock; some struggling 70 pro'ec' n's
others second -clss- bOn6holde,s
II II, therefore a. The opinion OF TIE rnieEsgneo
deemed uIjust 10 tax theee rosds-in-1t edieft ahu
unvise 70 tax any.
Ire crest obj.c-s sought by on system Of canals and
rslrosGs has beep commerce, and the result hss l,u
f. cur sniicipetors snd rewarded our euofs' noG.
tLis stem our STATE hos greatly osp~rei, aAd y
10; deemed ~se 70 hsZsr1 this prosperity 81 n" su'
doubtful e1perln EMS par .tc1iary noF, when he'sH
tong St.,ee ana Provinces are preparing to Wres'
this tisee aid iisVe from our state.
HENRY FITzHUGH.
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UTAH.


GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, Jsu 7, 1857.
.end you by the eastern mail, which leAvse this
morning for Indeper dence, letters giving oil the il
terestipg details OF for the past months bsi a.
il is probable that, owing 10 she severity Of the
Winter, the mail by wsy of California may reach tho
States FIST will send BY il these few hnes.
The Legislative A.s, NIB met at Fillmore on tho
Sth of February. Hrber c. Kimbsll wAs a. usual
unanimously elected President Of Ihe Council. In
the House Of Represen 'aives, H'sea Sout 70
member of the Dante Bsnd) WAS elected Sneaker,
BY unanimous vote, in toe place of J. NJ. Grant,
deceased. President Gront, be ng third n authority
in the Church, held thus position for three consecu-
tive sessions without oPpos ion.
TIE small pox has again broken out in the valley
with Increased yrulenoe, but every eIe'tion is be-
ing made to prevent les spread. have already
given you th history of ts Introduction among
this people.
We have been very much surprised at Tho
bold stand which Judge Stiles (our Mormon
United States judge has taken in the alb
sence of Judges Kinney and Drumm0nd,
against the neiarlous designs of the Church. As 8
reward for bis attempt. Ia support law and justice,
he has been cut Of from the Church. and few days
since his once was broken into aud all tue DOCKS,
papers and the records of the United States Cosrt
were taken out and burned. How long will the
Government suffer these men to commit 'ucb high
handed outrages and allow them not only 10 insult
but to drive "a wi h violence the Federal officers
Brigham Young lately gave party TO the returned
missionaries on which occasion his new harem wss
thrown open to the company He expressed his
gratitude on the occasion for having the privilege
Of being able to open such large house for their
papf and rod MT ha
able room in his house prevented him from inviting
every Latter Day Saint in the world
Two more emgrsnt comp sniss, or rather their
shadows, have ar iyed from the plains. Language
would fail in any attempt to describe the extreme
misery of thar condition.
The snow in the valleys il now deeper than at any
other period SINCE their settlement by the Mormons.
You will perhaps appreciate our isolation when
tell you that the last letters from home wers
dated the latter part of August and the last papers
We have received from the Eat were of September
dates.
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The following intercepted letters Of Gen. Mra
are published:

The following intercepted e5tets OF Ten. MIRA
are published:
mo. L. FoRT SAN 'AhLo'' req :, 1857.
To M. FNcE1ItScY ST Dos J'AS RAFAEL Mona
-Ufcr Brotl.r. bsve rad the pleasure Of recev-
ps ,ouI le,er Of the 2sA ui;. Respecting lie ss;. OF
IL. war refer 10 my IF sl note. Don; .tink Of
sending Spencer on any war commissions, as he ias
No, 10. much knowledge Of military "a irs nor dee.
no know tcs % r,psse our sOlCiers. Oocupy HMM
u,cirg or ?, bouse Of Vanderbilt 20 bei2 wA thar
:, hpsT , sd the ns:er,als of way l. voua no. IL
bad I nc Us ttn or t~eve !pouna srs tven ii ibsy
were nrly ZOE ores Serd ne, ~ Wy o. fortGga III
o. egl' oan6rd p.,sed men ss 500 a. pSsoie, sad
the- cc-re-popdi1c ammunition Dont ilE 70 ne
ar ~ ;he c-cp II this cI.sis, un'l We A.ye flashed
NsH.- Thee prejudice are the res.or ,ast tie w
bas es,p prolonged II DOW. Tie poss IN the rver 2s
too irDor-aot ara exposed n y gNr-cnsd oy rnsa
rom I,bsis por cap We reduct .oeT pu n'e'.
YorI .feeiicrs;e brother, IOch MORA.
Nc IL.
II -pr N,s,s-rR o. WAS: tckDovedge me
restic: Of ysrr ENeeE<r Us notes Of ne = aad 'a
ul., s,d OF duplicates sccoupa7y'Sg Rem $50 re-
ceiveC e., 200 ~nsch ycn sent me oy pca Evsrso
CI,szo RESPECTING me matter o tAe "r AID he
pos;.,n Which hoid r.fer - NJ srer. OF ;"-day.
sl.o anre1 q efi1al report, vsicn Dav. Jls. re-
e.iv.a fro.r -. Coumac6er ., Trinidad iSs,.Jeci).
T,.mor,ow. az isyLch: tie Cap:ains Don f.Incsoo
Av.r.so and Doc Rafael Rosss VII dNsiyoee Ae fill
bu,t.-s ,bo o-cuov he b.tk OF ne S4o J1sn Rive,
cruo-i:@ r pidad iee FOR TIE oaa behavior OF lbs
ic4,s ven r1&rt,on / fave .akea away -het- e0I-
mlss oss Ebieh ine eny pu1 -9o@' ?'--eaf
euerus-srcss ihev esn D. s7t1-crd % lsoopeee
.-,av >,nyir.,s5 o. t1y Zssi Il ne cJ<rsionr
.ns ~ ~, .nfs.yoss = e.taofso .ae nsE- The &C.
,y ,,u,.s b, b, rosds sid re I'D es-,Secer: af
At tss:s % ;at s--sy,gsj Byu. Web nsrt's lie
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Stt Of ny reach. throw hs' Il p generally nousn -
ccsta RE. that tks csmpaisp . q mere pssn ne, Aoc
that il ls ns1y eOnclsd.d. ! hsve had neither ~.
H'ni Of rec, nor have we b@en free frou continual
dangers. have been occupied DO, only in keeping up
his bong and exposed line o. efsnss, but have also
annto sna on enzec Snce more he Atesdy draeoItr
sgsD. II IN Costa RE. they cannot be dlssusded
htm their euor, icy viii have 10 depOre BY and by
bitter disappointment. !: $40 men had been given
10 me in time everything would have been f i.hed
II now strong rteniorceIns hts are net sent 20 me-
riImots will serve only 70 bring Us Rev dsngers asd
make our defes: more shameful.
Your most obedieL. serysu- JOSE J. MORA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-18

CHARGE OF CAVALRY.-Ths following ex.
tract from letter in q Calcutta paper, narratine
the particulars of the ter between British
sand Persian forces, gives good idea of e charge
of cavalry.
"When Forbes who had commanded this rsai
ment gave the order TO cbsrse he and bis sdiutsnt
young h ooie placed themselves in front of the ST.
troop, which was tbs directly Opposite the nesr.
est face OF the square. The other Moore, Macolna-
sons and Spens came the least tnlag behind ridi
Tssing after stag In the OF them rushed tn :.
dark troopers of the Sd, mad to avense the death of
poor Malct at Bushire. In spite of steel fire and
bullets they tore down upon the nearest face of the
devoted square. As they approached, Forbes was
shot through ths thigh and Spens' horse wa, wound
Tho ftshes and toe fire AID the nuss and cracks If
the muststry the yeuager Moore's horse swerved %
they came mp
dropping his swo1d from his Inland sr lettjng Il
hang BY the knot at the wrist he caught the
In both hands screwed his horss's head straight ard
then cooy a. II riding az fence. lesped him at ths
% ar, II, therefore, any can be said to have
bseh first, toe younger Moore 10 the man OF course
tn, hsrse fell stone dead IN the bsyoaets; so did
DIS rothers ridden with equal cour. &c and ast. rm
nat on. The elder Moore Is stone in weight and 6
feet or theeaborts height cut his way ont ON
loot. Maloolmson took ose foot out OF his stirrup
when he saw his brother eff GER down snd unarmad
flor his sword had bee brok BY she flD and no d
Ing ON to tina, the younger Moore escaped The bar
rler once broken and the entrance mad through
II poured the ayenslng Troopers On and over ey.ry
thing they rode, till getting clear out they re form
ed on ths other side, wheeled ana swept back "a
second wave OF ruin Out Of 500 Per.,an sodiers IF
faed square only twenty escaped tell the tale of
its destruction.
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g WAN dc CO.'S LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE SSO,OGU!!
TICKETS ONLY $40

Owing to the grest favor with which our Single
Number Lotteries have beea received by the public,
and the largo demand for Tickets, tho Mau ayers g.
SWAN Co, will have q drawing each Saturday
throughout the year. The following Scheme viii be
drawn In each of their Lotteries for Nay, 1857,
GLASS S.
70 be drawn in the city OF Atlanta, Ga. in public On
Saturday, Elay 9th, 1857.
GLASS Sc,
70 b drawn In the city Of Atlanta Ca, in public O.
Saturday, May 10th, 1857.
CLASS 81,
70 be drawn in the city Of Atlanta Ca In public, On
Saturday. May 23d, 1857,
CLASS SO,
70 be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Ga. In public on
saturday, May 3Dth, 1857.
ON THE Plan OF SINGLE NUMBERS
$3.50 Prizesy
Hoys tA1a One Prize to Esery Ten Ticket
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
DRAWN
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT ---Edwa ard ITolmes negro,
belonging to the estste of the late A. B. Spooner,
met with painful accideu. on Thursday afternoon
He had placed ladder on the top OF a small frame
house attached to the residence of Mr. w II Davie.
In Chesterfield county, about u miles from the
city, for the purpose Of painting it, He placed
props under the ladder about half way from the
ground and going up distance above tbs
props, the props gave way aud be fell to the earth
distance Of some 90 feet striking his RICH. eve
against small cedar s.ob. The sharp point OF TIE
s,ob penetrated his head some inches, and he has
been insensibie ever since.
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Loss BY THE STORM In MISSISSIPPI. -Tha Sea
Coast Democrat published ia Mississippi city thu
sums the losses in that vicinity by the recent
storm:
Whole loss not less than $4,000 The largest
losers whose names we have no: beard, are: Hon.
R. c Stafford, $1,000; Messrs M"Beau & Henry
$1,000; Messrs Taylor & Myers, 81 900; Mr. Flower.
SO 900; Mr. Burr, 81 0O0 Col Humphreys ST., 500
Some mills lost much 200 900 feet of lumber
each. Every man engaged in the log and lumber
business in this district has lost all he bad irveate
in timber. And it being the chief industrial pur-
suit OF the people trade is completely paralj yea
for the present. None of the mills can be started
to work very soon, because of the damage sus.
tanned by their machinery and of the vast snoqut
of drift accumulated about the bulldogs; and ev.n
when the machinery can be righted again, they
will have to wait some time before supply of log
can be had
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zu SPRING STOCK, FOR 1857.
A~AYHE NEW AND EXTENSIVE HAT, CAP
AND FANCY FUR DEPOT.
- vlDTu Ifranf
Binfcrd, Dickinson & weisiger,

Binfcrd, Dickinson & Weisiger,
Have in store and reedy'fOr SALE at wholesale
retail OF the largest and most complete stocks Of
Hats Caps and Straw Goods offered Ia this
market, which have been selected with great care
from the largest and most extensive manufactures
especially for the Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee trade.
The attention of merchants and others, il most re-
spectfuly called to the above splendid stock, which
comprises every style suited to the Spring trade.
NH Ii
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A LEGAL DECIsION.-A case of interest TO
Railroad Companies was decided in the Crcui,
Court of Prince William county, Virgins. Thurs
day. The suit was Instituted to recover the value
OF two mules, horse and a COW killed by the
train OF she Orange & Alexsndris Railroad Com
pany on unoccupied lands, and was conducted on
both sides by very eminent counsel On the ap-
plicaton of the defendant the court instructed the
jury that Railroad Companies in Virginia are not
liable for the killing Of stock tie commons with
out proof OF negligence or carelessness in the ma
agement Of the train at the time of killing. Yer
dict for defendant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-18

JAMESTOWN ITEMS Different correspondents
estimate the number of persons at jamestown at
from 1000 to 10 O00 noat of them giving 1000.
One native Virginian came twelve hundred mile q
10 join In the celebration
Inc Norfolk towr. sergeant accompanied the Jus
NOR volunteers. and bore large and massive sill
yer mace, which was presented to that CITY by
Gov. Dlnwiddie, in the year l759, and which was
never used but on one occasion before, and that
1t the Jamestown celebration of 1897.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-18

CONCENTRATED F0oD The u. s. War De.
partmen has ordered $50 600 rations of diss,eated
vegetables put up by the house of Goblin l. Co.
OF faris This new description Of food for the
army OF the United States is to be used upon the
fiains 1t 10 for making soup, and has been adopt.
20 e. Tor the English, French and Sandman armies
ne cos ~ which 1t is to be delivered at our army
deposits on the Atlantic coast is about one and
nx. cents per ration. l. is said that cub ic yard
81 me preparation is sufficient to make . plate of
s1ceAent, most palatable and nutritious SOUP
around flor IS 600 men '0'f'
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FINANCIAL AND CODIpIERCIAL.

Sales sc 900 Va SIS in New York (s3) Saturday ct
1914 Foreisn circulars By the Asia quote them
(isee) at s3t0aii and Va s's tIss8) at s4as6
Richmond Markets. n1ny 10
FLoUR.-Thsre 10 no -four arriving and the stock
isvery light We quote supeifpe at Ut Is and moth
ing doing at that price.
WHEAT. - We quote prime White at 6l.eo and
prime Red ut Slo5 There 10 little doing In the
Wheat market.
CORN There 10 no change in corn
New YoRK MArKEr, May l6.-Flour 10 firm; sales
Wheat r. frm: saies OF 1900 bush Canadian fair
White e1 so; Southern fair White Sl.7S.
Corn Is busysn,; sales Of 1900 bush Mixed ssc
BALTinoRr MAskEr. May l6-Flour Is quiet,
with more sellers buyers and tbs Gales sht;
Howard street Sc Is; Cisy Mile 10 held at Sc 81 but
40 buyers at that figure; Ohio 10 held at S6.75
pbe.t u dull and sales are nominal ordinary to
sood White 8 70fl 90, choice 81 80
Corn is unchanged and firm; White s0669 cts. and
| yellow s.165 cts.
Whi.ksy Is firm, vi h light supply; City 81 cts
and Ohio IS cts.
New ORLEANS MARHEr, May H.-Co!ton-salei
toe az Con bales; receipts 90H; prices ea,e
but unch ,nged. Sugar 10 firm at lie. Mixed Corr
75Gs80 cts. Lard In Ibis ID cts.
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OuTaAGE.-Early on the pornip, If thu "A ir.t
ssne OF men overpow cred the watchmsn in charge
OF the reservoir at Hartstown, Crawford county, Pa
the embankment through which the waters
fusnsd with terrific force. At last accounts the
break was about 80 feet wide and The water sttl
voir 10 feed of the Erie e.tensinr ,sni .ns -
filled from French Greek i' "Ao 40
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-18

Capt Dunlop Of the BrI,i.h &C.,
Drought Lockridee's men To Nsu na iar'ar, who
Of sss, complimentary dinner feom shs e Ias DC
from The ~. =. "a Cymer. Of Virginia. but ,.,s,u
hes bear mon, Theological Seminary. New Yo,r
Of e ':p ps the
BEN: r. Cog, veil known c,s,.. mo.
IL, formerly Of Rlchmond died On Es:Ss
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CITY or RiCHNI0ND, TO vii: At rule.

ETTN OF KfCHNlUND, o w IT: Al ru es
" held in the Clerks Office of the Court of Hust.
ings, fer the aaid city, the first Monday IN May,
1857
Peter w. Grubbs and Richard w. Apperl
SOD, merchants and partners trading
under the name and style of Grubhs
and Appsrson.. ..SNfs.
Agsiest
kohert ~ DWyeT. Dtlt
The object of this sut is to from the def
dsnt the of $50 SO. alleged to be due by said
fen liant to the plaintiffs. on open account
Affidavit having been made that said defendant is NO.
reii Mt ofths State he is hereby eaured to appeei
az the said Clerks eff &C. within mouth after due
publication hereof End do whA. may be necessary tc
protect his interest
A Copy-Teste:
my Clarity 30. HOWARD Clark.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-18

ELECTION AT ST. PAULs The election held at
st. Pauls, Minnesota, on the 9th inst resulted In
the election of most of The Republican Candidates
by majority of four hundred Mr.. Brisbine. the
Democratic candidate for Mayor, was elected with
out opposition
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1927 --SPkiNG and SUMMER STOCK
ca or EEADY.MADE CLOTHING Il am

1927 --SPEiNG and SUMMER STOCK
1901. OF READY-MADE CLOTHING i am
in receipt of the largest and most desirable stock
of Spring and Summer Clothing have ever opened,
at my new store. have now open full assortment
of sizes Of Black Cloth Dress Coats Business Cassi-
F,ocks, (shoice goods Blask and Fancy Cassi.
mere Pants; Satin, rich figured fwilied Grenadine
Silks Farmers Satin. Fancy Cashmere, Fancy and
White Narseillea Vests.
FURNISHING GOODs.--Cravats; Neck Ties of
every variety; suspenders; Haadkerchiefs; Gloves;
shirts; Collars Gauzs Merino and Silk Undershirts
and Drawers; helfHose of Silk, Cotton, Thread
&c, &c.
In returning sincere thanks to my liberal patrons
| solicit early call from them and the public gen
orally to examine my new stock.
J. D. GOODMAN, No. 1I9 Main st.
N. B - Desirods of reducing ny Winter Stock as
low az possible those In want will find sush goods at
satisfactory prices. NH l6 j. G.
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MEDICINES.
COUGH EI:IXik- Fer Pulmonary Dts;

COUGH ELIXIR For Pulmonary Dis
Coughs. Mrs. DAVIS COUCH ELIXIR stands far
above any other remedy that has been offered to
the patronage of q Southern community. This med
jspe does not projects tn eradicate all diseases, o.
whatever nature with which humanity may be nf-
htcted NOR does the proprietor declare it to he the
ONLY cuRE for palm onsIy dlHsases but from tn re-
putatu 1t has acquired for itsef and that too with
out puff az" wit those who have used It, and from
thu great number Of certificates of residents of Rich
uoud Who have beer benefited ard cured by its USE,
abe feels ct liberty commend il 20 general sat
ised that the afflicted cannot it without receiv-
irg great benefit from its healing and eurativs pow
o..
For sale by Mrs A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers,
Alex Duval Patterson Jsctson, Chas. Millspsus h,
T. J Picot A. 6odeker and Chss d. Yale. II
DE0iesVAL.--Dr. PLUME has 1 emo ed
II his Office TO the third houxe 9outh Of Trinity
Church South side and about one hundred yards be.
low the Exchange Hotel. DR.. p continues to treat
all syphlitic and gonorrh0si complaints and hsvins
had much prsctice In this linz hattars himsef that he
can rive verv general satsfsstion. GALL from,
hose interested Ia solicited.
DR. p. also makes and yends ons OF the best rssto-
ratives chemical Extract Of French Flowers, for
constitutional weakness, ever offered to the public
DR.. P. may be eonaulted conf dentally by letter
or othe ryYse Medicines securely packed and sen
to oder IL almost any direction.
OHse hours from A. NJ, till P. ID. Rrankltr
sire near the Exchange Hotsi, Richmond sity
Va no Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-18

THE NEW TARIFF The Secretary of The
Treasury. In anticipation of the operation Of the
late Tariff act, has just issued TO the officers OF
customs additional general regulations under the
Revenue and Collection laws As the act of
March, 81, destroys oxly to a slight extons the
classification OF the imports made by tie act OF
1886, the construction heretofore given by the
Treasury Department to that ae. is appiica bic.
except where that law has been modified The
provisions OF the 20h section of the &C: Of August
1912, furnish the rule of construction to be spped
to articles not specially designated in the several
schedules Of the act Of 1851 All other unenume.
rated articles. not susceptible Of classification,
" II he lab to 8 duty of Is per cent
Merchandise in public stores on the LIST of July
next, or in bond. under the warshousing laws,
whether deposited in any warehouse authorized by
law, psssug in transi.u under bond from one par,
of the United States to another, will irrespective
of the date of their original importation or land
ing, be subject, on withdrawal for consum ption
to the rates of duty prescribed by The act of 1857
As to the admission. duty free, of sheep's wool
manufactured, OF the value of 20 cents per
pound, or less, a. the port of expectation the Sc
eretary decides that the value in the foreign mar
ket does not include the expense of packing
commissions or charges incurred in the shipment