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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

LaEuT. GHN. ScoTr has gone to Wash
ington. He was sent for by the President
i Is said to consult relative to the Utah
expedition. The General is quite out 81
health il consequence Of an accidental
fall, received through The carelessness Of
9 seryant, about two weeks since, at West
Point, which seems To- have affected his
wAole system.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
On. John 4. HuNTHR,

|OGers his PROFESSIONAL SERlICbs'
Etkescifizens Of CH~Sn1EsT6a AND vleisiit,
lie maybe fdundZwhen notensafea-r Y,
Once, in thelfoom formerly OCCUPIED ..
MDsely, Two doors above the AA1e"-
House OF at the Ksnawh& House.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

HURRICANE BRIDGE
|CTILL eontinaes to min6fatt1ie III 4
~ BAc00 and CIGARS lle Wy. ~.
especially Invite the stisptiqp o. -
|oKants to bisl Tobaeco pledging g
at tht very Lowest prices.
June 4 Ia5s. 2si
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

r Christiansbnrg Wa! tar has.
seer Counterfeit ten dollarbills On the
FaLhr's Bank Of Virginia. ana Eve
dol bills on the Bank of George
towns. g. incircnltion iii tlat rcEion.
Il also seen counterfeit half dol
lars stated 1854.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

Ex-sicN Joseph johnson, Of n a., was
70 baltInore est week. for advice as ID
.cancerous Affect> of his upper lip. II
y said thatgthe ieI1sdyapplied vas en-
inently successful.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
HENRY ELIAS.
Successor 10 lbsErn Dsarss.1

e~srccEssoR Il 7losEPt DRAPER.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRlfy. j,
WATfIES, JEWELRT AND aQfFF
Aiso-Manpf ctnreA of Silxefwsse
Lodge, Chapter and Encampmeht jt
Seals, Marks aud Clothing, No. tsT
Fourth street. between Main and F,l...
Cincinnati, Ohio. @
~ B,--M atctes, Clocks, and Jessn
paired and warranted. Sept l@sl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
MoFFAT1S
e. Z RE
n rrrurr prrrnrxnr

- Z RT ELs
AND PHOENIX BITTERs,
THE best family medicine now befass i
Il public for the cure of
scRcFuLA ULCERS. scuRvY,
or Eraptions Of the skin. Fever and Anl
Dyspepsia. Dlopsy. and in fact all discs
soon yield 10 their curative properties.
II has been computed that DUNG the iris
years upwards Of FotR MILLIONS Of peiYr
have been benefited BIZ the use Of these de
|ieiues, q fact which speaks volumes in tarl
of their cura tiyepr1perties-a single tralFa
place them beyondfhe reach of~compe,iDni
The estimate Of eyefy patient. By theit us y
blood is restored to a healthy state and IL.
fio1 all Impurities. The system is netFedaes
during their operation, but inSigofateds sp
they require no restraint from bushes
pleasure.
The afflicted have in these m~e5icimesehu
Iedy hat VIAL dofort them all that medicines
possibly effect. Prepared BY
ie t6.Iy w. b. MDFFAT, N Tak
q nj Is.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
SHACKLEFORD 3 sPrY.

(sUccEssoRs 10 snAckLEFoRb & enrcu5esl
WHoLESALE
DRUGGISTS AND APoTHEcARIE
No. Enterprise buildings, Front-stsst,
PORTSMOUTH, ONO.
Dealers in Paints, Oils E~arniskes, DyeShl
Window Glass Chemicals. Periamen
Fancy Articles, &c.
PURE WINES, BRANDIEs, q.
Fhe highest price paid for Ginseng. Pin
seed, Beeswa1 and Rags. Ispa Il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

The business Of the above coneem s
lhsTsaheE be conducted undtr ths stvs
GOODWIN & WELCHs IN ne ssore.Lt
lately occupied By ]. G. Ruby.
II. w. GOODEIy.
GEO. L. WEIGH
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
Notice.

THE partnership known as II. n. eoah
II WIN 4 co. is thisday d:ssol1ei 4, =
Itlal consents
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.Haunlbal.',.-A sovereisu Remedy ...If
Il cd In ancient history that Hanniba the great
Garth .seuian General. was unable successfully to
foIlov nm his crest victory Of CsnnR by entering
Rome In consequence Of violent attack to acute
Rheumatiss Had tbs great hero been able to pro-
eure : siusle bottle Of "HAMPToH's VEGETABLE
TIrcrUREb he might have crowned his brilliant
success and saved Carl from the dire and utter
destruction which ensu.d 81 this hands Of this Roman
esions This historical fact Ii becoming universally
Known, judging from the vast crowds that use this
great fincturs Of Hampton's, which. BY the way,
will soon be regarded the only csrtsin remedy for
Rheumatism, and the various other complaints 1t 10
advertised to cure.
Delicate Ladies' and Children will please give IL
trial Call and get pamphlets, and see cures OF
Coughs, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint
Scrofu,a. As female medicine it 10 unrivailea
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves ana
friends after all other remedies have failed
Chronic Periodical Nervous, or Sick Hesoa .,
of long standing ~ been cured by it-ss an inV,so
rator and restorative, where q gentle slmutah. !.
wanted we believe superior to all the oordias
before the public To the YOUTH and OLD AeE, sue
single and married, offer the most vauaole Ieno'
dy. Call and get Pam hets gratis, snd see cures
Call aud get pamphlets gratis, and see cures
Sold by PURCELL. EADD CO, hchmonni pY
TT COOKE, Fredericksbarg BY III the yrrs 70
Petersburg; BY NORTHERN & kOWBRAY, baiti'
more and BY Druggists and Storekeepsrs e'erywnefe
CT 8 per bottle rix bnt'iss for 3d.
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Mr. Riyes and Sir. Hope.

The Recommendation of VIM. G. Rives as the
orator, ard James Barron Hope, the poet, OF the
jamestown celebration, seems to give Rniversa
satisfaction The South justly says of these gen
tIemen ITO illustrate and adorn the colonial an
mails of the Old Dominion, rich in stored recolec-
tious and legendary lore; to illumine the dim cor
riiors of the half forgotten Past and brush away
the dust and cobwebs which have gathered ~ VI
those sacred portraits that hang In it's unfrequen'
ed galleries; 70 tell each romantic story OF ino''
vidual renown; to recount tbs sorrows ana SUI
feripgs, the many deeds of heroic daring OF s'o'e
fortitude what reverses sustained, what victories
won, before the indomitable energy OF the Anglo
Saxon succeeded in laying the foundation OF IL
empire In the New World; to recall each vapisheo
scene of the olden time, when wild In unsough'
woods the free born savage ran to paint the viii
derness stretching away in primeval and unbroke'
immepsity, ere It's sounding asles rung to tht
music of the woodman's axe, and gradually MELT
ing before the onward march of triumphant civi
Iixato to depict the character of the gallant Ca-
valiers of Virginia. Tin colors more faithful thar
Mr. Grigsby has done ID to draw the impressive
lessons of sublime philosophy from the chronieiet
wisdom of the ages gone, and, above all, 10 MARI
the slow and certain development OF those grea'
fundamental doctrines of sef-government and rep
resentative republicsnism, which had their germ
in Bacon's Rebellion, and which were successful!
contaminated by the great drama OF the America
Revolution, requires an intellect highly cultivated
and refined, an imagination at once glowing ano
tempered, q nice discrimination and sound AND
tutored Judgment; aud all these qualities we re
cognize In the lofty endowments and scholarly al
tainments of Mr.. Rives. Ii anything were want
ing to give zest to the proceedings of the day. thu
deiciency would be more than supplied by the
choice of Mr.. James Barron Hope, genuine ane
gifted votary of the muses., who will reclte an ap
vrouriafa ndan
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02
Tho Free stare men In Kansa'

leading Free Soil Journals) ofto-day, has strong
article in relation to Kansas affairs regretting that
the free State settlers have determined to take no
part In the election in the Territory. 1t cannot
see what the people gain by such step. Ii they
mediate In the RESOLUTION forcibe resistance to ali
territorial authority, except that of the Topeka
Constitution and men who hold office under 1t,
then their proceedings at least unintelligibe
but all such intentions disclaimed. The
only effect therefore, of refusing to vote will pc to
throw away the chance either of influencing the
result or challenging the fairness of the trial -
If they decline having anything to do with the
election they lose all right to be heard in the mat
ter at all, and voluntarily place the whole game
in the hands of their opponents.
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,-1E DAILY DISPATCH.
- --sSny MIerpiws, A priI ,, 1897.

SI.~~-.>>~~~-,..>-~~ s->-~-->-~~-,.,s.
,rse Irreiirteus Press and PuIp''
r, r,ply to . flaming threat OF the ne" .nsr
.,.d.peudens," IN irreIisious eceies'ssuc-' :.
.,., she decision of the Supreme oou'' COZ. -,u
,n.xed. /. the New York Express Gays;
....-n ever in this city you try ois'o s * noo
THAI. q an army Of 10000 irisnmen .1N
Germans and French here tmos' Oh 'as% - 49,
Nm conscripts.) who stand reAas )" - a
- United States Marshal, CAPT Ny"u0
-. .,e % oo0 of us Americans VINO WIN 'o'~
w. .a fellow Judge Belts whenever capt hyn-
o.' =. ,..;.,ed 10 serving United STATES process,
W. 800. of the Supreme Court OF the on"eo
States" ..,,,,u Tho f,,m,n /. =.
...,, and prospective, Of the Free Soil
'o.'' r.,,., the decision of the Supreme Conrt,
~. Dred Scott case, says: Meanwhile the
!" ~. If the South win doubtless take up the
49,. and we shall see the pulpts breathing
a.. tnrv and sedition from Maine to New Orleans
Th,.e who desire to know the story must read the
-, .o.ouots of Puritan and Cavalier two hundred
The southern pulpit has not deserved this In
i,.,,cs During the whole exciting period of the
La, Presidential contest, when New England
pulpi.s were laundering anathemas asaihs'
Buchanan, FILLMORE and the South, not . siog'e
pulpit in all the Southern States was desecra'eo
by political preaching. Not one clergyman IN 'ne
whole South pros,itued the sacred desk to poiitica
purposes. Our preachers, Of all denominations
have confined themselves to the preaching OF tne
oospeI. and will continue to do 50, Ano"1ns toa'
their Masters Kingdom is not of this world. VINCE
of the two the Southern or Free Soil clergy, re
feet in their pulpit course the spirit OF their MAS
teri Which are the truest opponents OF Chris'
s.>,, t&~a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02
w- To NIerchants, Mechanics and OF hers

EP To Mcrchants, Mechanics and OF hers
A it is now about the time when Merchants and
others wishing to have CIRCULARS, CARDS,
BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POSTERS,
&c. printed, we respectfully call their attention to
extensive Job Office, which is supplied with al.
most every vsriety of type embracing all the latest
styles
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Bust
and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be ex
celled
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS and Visiting
and At Home CARDS, printed in the neatest posi-
bic style.
All work executed at short notice and at the low.
est CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring spy
description of Printing is respectfully asked at the
"DIsPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and
18th streets, where can be seen some of the finest
specimens of printing executed in this country
JNO ID. HAMMEKsLEY l. Co
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sPee.TAI NOriCRg.


eINeW GOods for Gent1emeW.-
Medium and 6ne French Cloths and Cassmefes
Bfsck Drsp dsEte and SILK Wars Cssh nasretss
FsYmers' Satin; Colorsd and Black Merino Cos.
Hmeres
white and ColoFed Linen Drilhpss
Checked Maissilles for su'ts
HANDSOME Summer Css5imeres and Twseds
MeD,s Plain and Colored BoYdered L c. Hdkfs
gilk and Linen Crsvsts. Ties and Mohair stocks
Linsu collars and BosoGns, Gloves. &c
silk and Cotton Bslbrigsn Half Hose, 9 nsw ar
ticie
Cotton and Msrino Shirts and Drawers
FRESH GOODS FOR LADIES.
Spring and Summer Nantes snd Shawn
Muslin and Cambria Bssquss
Beautiful Lecs Sets
Black Grape Collars and Sleeves
Steel, Spring and other new styls Skirts
Black Lace Wells, medium and very fus
Gtensdine, Bsrsge and Orgaudis Robes
Ladies' elegant Dress Goods IN sreas variety
BaibriEsn Hose, new and beautiful artists
Our stock 10 entirely fresh, and are and viii he
throughout the season. receiving additions to IL of
the newest and handsomest coed, imported into this
country. PRICE & WATEINS
NH 3l-6t Dealers 10 Dry @ -o1s, 1871 Main ut.
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~ Fact worth Il moving this par.

~ A Fact worth IL moving Al this par
ticuisr season. when the weather 10 a. chaasesble
S. the wind-When ths most robust constitutions are
attacked and undermined and when f. ebe systems
are shattered and unuerved, 10 bsoutely Beee.-
ssry that scientific principles sin 1u6 be brought 70
the aid of Nature in order to avert tbs contraction
Of those diseases that usually bee seated and hx.
cd from the continuous changes referred to. VI all
the discoveries yet made, none sesm TO answer iee
purpose 90 well BAKERS BiTTERS, for while
other remedies have been tried and failed this me-
pspsis nervousness, general debility, eholie sour
stomach, cclds. and consumption in its incip'ont
stages Prepared solely of vegetable extrasis, sno
admirably com oundsd to act ST once upon the
liver digestive organs blood aud mind t drives cut
impurities increases the appetite. Improves the al
gssion, CITIZENS the lurss and 90 tones sp t"e
inner man 10 rend VI IL impsrvioas to csdiasy
colds. As family medicine, 1t has no equal, si
needs only TO be tried 10 recommend itselt
For sale by all Apothseariss and Dragsists r1ee
so cents per bottle. nm ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

~ TYLER Co. take the finest style of Por
traits for 50 cts.
TYLER Co. have the largest Gallery in Rich
mond.
TYLER Co. are the only Artists who use steam
m ,chinery.
tyler Il Co. have two immense skylights, and
employ Is operators.
TYLER Co manufacture their own Chemicals
and all other materials used in the business.
TYLsR Co. hsve had Is years experience in the
Diguerreotype bushes.
TYLER Co. have been established for the last
ree year, in Charleston, g. c., and the eight years
p evious la New Orleans.
TYLER Co take as many pictures in ons hour, as
oil other operators in Richmond combined, can In
diy.
TYLER & Co. take better Portraits, keep visitors
sitting Shorter time, and charge lower prices than
ANY other Artists in Richmond.
GALLERY. 1879 Main street
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National lbentlnys

In q late debate in the House of Lords, the
MARQUIS of Clanricarde said he believed on the
whole, that the condition of the people Of India,
from the highest to the lowest, was deterioratpg
under the British rule The administration OF
Justice there would be disgrace to any civilized
country. The Duke of Argyll, replying to the
Marquis, observed-"the noble Lord talked about
the British thirst for conquest. He, the Duke, be-
heved that the empire had been acquired, not
through any thirst for conquest but, by the force
of circumstances, and, to use phrase much quoted
In America in fulfilling the destiny OF nations
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

MoEARcHs RETIRED FROM BUSINESS; by DR..
Doran. author of Habits and Men," knights and
Their Days" Queens of England of the House Of
Hanover" &c. New York: RedfeId. This ia q
very curious book, which its industrious author
has presented to the public. 1t Is quite on,
of the usual order of book making and rather
quaint idea developed in the quaint title of the
book, to take up the history of the deposed and
retired Monarchs. The first chapter is an enter
tainiog essay on 'The King"
For sale by Geo M West
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02
North Carolina Insane Asy lum..Dr. Fisher.

The Directors of this institution, at their meet
ng on the 23d ult, resolved to proceed with the
water works. gas works. the erection of walls for
enclosures, &c, under the appropriation made by
the last Legislature. The Raleigh Standard thus
refers to the Superintendent a former es-
teemed citizen of Richmond: SIT affords US plea
cure to bear testimony to the fidelity and zeal of
all the officers of the institution, and especially of
DR.. Fisher, the Superintendent. He combines in
high degree all the qualica tons for this respon-
sible post, and among these we may mention an
evenness of temper, and kindness and benevo-
lence of manner, which never fail to produce good
effects upon the unfortunate class placed under
his charge We are gratifed to state that bis
health, which, some months ago. was quite feeble,
appears to be nearly entirely restored"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

PICTURES OF THE OLDEs TIME, as shown in
the fortunes of = Family of the Pilgrims, by Ed
mund II. Sears Boston: Crosby, Nichols & Co
work very handsomely printed. 1t appears to
be an effort to develope through fiction some par
scuiars Of antique history, part of which Is con
nected with tbs first emigration to this country
or he exact purpose Of the author, we cannot
spsa ak, a. We have not read him sufficiently.
For sale by John O'Neil, Broad street
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~ Col. TYLER AND FAMILY, G

AZ Col TYLER AND FAMILY, of Alexandra;
sjor Walcott and Companion, Washing ton; Rev.
Isaac Wilcox; jean Bruce. the Poet; Wallace, the
Ar list; and many other distinguished gentlemen
We're among the visitors to TYLER CO.'S famous
Gallery of Art yesterday All the talent and elite of
Richmond are daily visiting their mammoth concern,
to p their portraits admirably executed by
these great Artis's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

t. PORTRAITS AT so CENTS, ard the best of facil-
tiles at that is the plan TYLER 4 CO. have gone
nto at 1879 Main street. The price so cents cause.
doubt in tn minds of many but when they get to
1885, and the extensive arrangem ents for picture
making, and the great number of Artists employed
in executing pictures, all doubts vanish. TYLER
T. co. have made their mark in Richmond; for the
last years. In Charleston South Carolina; the years
previous in New Orleans; their regulations have
bean world wide
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

RAILROAD MEETING.-The meeting of the cii-
zens of Bristol, Tenn, was held on the 23d ult.'
having in view the recent movements made to.
wards building railroad from the finished roads
of Virginia, to Cumberland Gap. The length Of
the road will be thirteen miles. Resolutions were
adopted in favor of having the Eastern terminus
at Bristol, and the meeting pledged itself to SUBJ
scribe largely TO the Improvement
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

PESsIoNs.-During the MONTH there were 3,433
land warrants issued from the Pension office, re-
curing 500 $40 acres of land. The total number
of warrants issued up to this time is 1873 AT, re
curing "a Isl $50 acres of land to satisfy them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02
Cleanliness and Ventilation.

The causes of sickness at the National Hotel, in
Washington, have awakened the public to the fac
that q majority of the diseases to which humanity
10 liable, especially in towns, are caused, or, al
least seriously aggravated, by foul air and to the
proofs abundartly furnished by medical scienc.
and by the history of every city in the world, thai
cleanliness and ventilation two creates,
aids to health and long life
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

SERMONS PREACHED BEFORE THE UNIVERSITY
OF CAMBRIDGE, by Richard Cheneux Trench, D..
d. Dean OF Westminster; New York: Redfsld
The American public are familiar with several Of
the works of Dr. Trench-sueh as bis "Synon-
yms OF the New Testament" the STUDY of
Words" &c. Eor sale by Geo NJ West.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

U. q. T6EAsuRY.-The amount Of funds In the
U. q. Treasury, on the 23i ult, subject to draft.
was S24, 722 s2l 81. of which s46,53l "A was at
Richmond, Va; si6.ss5 At Wilmington. N c., and
s3.3a4 go at Nashville Tenn. A transfer of sl20,
600 has been ordered to Norfolk, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02
The Coming Election in Kans

WASHINGTON. April 1.-The law providing for
the election in Kansas provides that all the free
white male citizens of the United States resident
in the Territory the 1st Of April, shall be en-
titled to vote for members of the Constitutional
Convention. This vote is to be given without any
regard whatever to any test vote.
Gov Walker repeats his opinion that Kansas
will be free State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

Among the Virginia graduates at the late com
mencement of the medical department of the Uni
versi.y of Pennsylvania, was Henry Terry, O
Halifax county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

THE AMERICAS ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY
FOR 1857 Boston: Crosby, Nichols q Co. This
ia we'll known and valuable annual, containing
great deal Of information.
For sale By John OEeil
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EXCHANGE HOTEL, April Isl

EXCHANGE HOTEL, April Is.
r. Hon. j. Mayo..Dear Sir: In conse
auence of the sudden storm TUESDAY, March 24sh,
regret to say that the receipts of Miss Stanley
terteinment, intep ed for the benefit of the poor,
did not amcurt to tn actual expenses therefore
have no oyeTpus to nsnd you, but am requested by
Miss Stanley to send you the enclosed ;r;fe,
slight substitute tor the benefit which will great
ly favor her, by placing in the proper channel to
lieve the wants Of the dss!i lutte.
Yours very respectfully,
Copy: SHERIDAN CORBYN, JR.
I'VE are informed that the amount presented by
Miss Stanley was iity dollars Fl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

ROUGH FACES AND CHAPPAD HANDS be re
moved, and a clear and beautiful complexion pro.
ducsd by few applications of FoNTAINE's CREAM
F WILD FLOWERS. Every lady sh ,uld have 1t upor
her toilet. Sold By ell Druggists St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

The ELEMENTS OF PUNcTUATIoE; with rules
% ne use Of Capital Letters. Being snabridse.
msns ofshs "Trsatise on English punetus prs-
psssa Tor seheohs BY JOHN WILSON, Bouton,
Crosby. Nichols 4 Co.
Sss sA's by Joha o'Nsn, Bread strsst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02
Result of the 100 Mile Race,

ALBANY, March 80 P. M Taylor the New
York horse, is the winner of the one hundred
mile race. He arrived at Whitestown at $50 P
NJ, making the distance in twelve hours aud half
The Albany horse was quarter of mile behind
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02
The Dificuit, with New Grenada.

NEW YORK, April "A special dispatch to the
New York Herald, says that Commissioner Morse
and Mr.. Bovine entirely failed 10 their mission to
the Government of New Grenada, to obtain repa'
ration for the Panama massacre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02
q April Isf, 1897

Thus Il. PkICE co. adding By every ar
rivs 70 their commanding stock of staple and anew
Dry Good, to which they call the attention Of th.ir
fnenes ana the pahhc In every de eli ption of hes
goods for servants bookkeeping ices such a.
Linen and Cotton Sheetinss Table Dam asks Nap
kins Irish Linen, Huckabscfs Toa eliuas. Bed
Quilts Pillow Linens, Dispsu, sc. &c, their stock
10 At all tunes complete
In their BAZAAR" or Show Room, no stairs
will be found eadess variety of Tbs newest styles
Mantiss from the lowest price to tbs ns,t import
ed; also. Stella Shawls; Grape shsws; Lace Points
Hermann Shawls and scarfs; Muslin ard Lace Cur.
tsins; Curtain Dana,k; Brocatelles; Corniee; Tas-
sells; Loops; Bands. &c. They receiving and
will continue to get every week throughout the sea-