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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-26

NOTlCE.-A meeting of the Stockhold
~ ers in the Chickabeminy and james River
Steamboat Company will be held in the city of
Richmond, AT the st Charles Hotel, on FRIDAY
the Both of April, at 10 O'Clock nj. The beet OF
the meeting is take the of the Stockholders
on the charter granted said company, by recent
act of the State Legislature to the revised
CONSTITUTE of the company. and TO take into con-
sideration the exchanging of the Steamer A. II
Schultz for larger and swifter boat.
j C HARDWOOD,
Secretary of G 81 Il Steamboat Co.
Charles City co, Va. March 9th, 1855.
NH a
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TILE b rs ATCH.

A1Ik O3D FAl u n
Moxp II MORNING.. ~ .ss....... april 70. issi
ssFnancaah ana Commercial.
eaes ID n. Y. Friday Of I2eN Tsnnessee ss at -
Z Alex askdfaa Fish Market, Aprfl ~.
The fftvsls have greatly fsilen on. while the de-
rhAnd continues undated Prices are a shade atkh-
er. Sale Of ShAd ID 8i23sl4 per hunarei. ana bei-
ring I'll 5AeSla per thoasA nd There 10 large nuM
her az wA9ons from the Al accent canntry, at ana Ia
the vicinity Of the Fish Wharf, awaiting sappiies.
sss9a Northsrn Markets.
INV Yosk, April q --riour. The market today
litm with Gales Of 80 barrels at s4ssS4 80 for
Common 70 Good States: Ohio $tss6s isss southern
wNsst-.TAe market today IL quiet. with sales Of
6oea busheis-southern white l23&is3 cts; red III
cora-The market l. heavy Gales Of la.ooo bushels
Southern white 1878 ctss and s5GS17 cents for do
Pofk-The market is Arm, with sales to-day Of
Mess et tls nnfata 10. Prime SIS 306esi550.
Becf-Th market 10 arm; sales of kepacked Chi
cago At Ola 0osel3 50.
Lsrd-Is huoyaat; sales ct tiAGanss cents.
Whsky-is duIi-eales at ala cents for Ohio.
nALfrxoRR April 2a--riour Is arm; sales of How :.
Wheat 10 steady. fair 10 prime red Sl.0eSAsl ees
god 20 prime white SLIGO Vi -. Corn is DUH white
646esAc yellow est17u.
Provisions buoyant.s halk pork at 9'z6assx;
mtes pork, &fs; Lard fi1<l9iM.
Whisky is dull 81 2ostt2issc.
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FARE:

ITO Washington, ss4
10 Baltinlors, ia
To philadeiphis. ga
The track of the Railroad between Richmond ans
The Potomac River Ia nov undergoing relay. mora
than Of il being already completed with an
edge rail OF superior quality. while the reinaaer
In admirable condition. 8. RUTH
Superintendent OF Transpnrtstinn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-26

John LADEN,
(FoRMERLF NJ LADEN SONY
EnTABbI-H HE'D 1885,
100 WASHINGTON ST. NEAR FULTON ST,
New York City,
wholesale Dealer and Manufacturer of all kinds o.
wood. WILLOW AND PAINTED WARE,
ROPE, BR USHES, CORD A GE, THINE
WICKING, BR0OMS, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-26

DEPRIGERATORS. WATER cool
II ERs AND FH.TERS--We have inst received
an assortment Of Upright and Chext RsfFisegsseTs.
oil the hess aas most approved styles in use ass.
""'e' N'''' sTERBINs 4 puLLEN.
.nto lai krnsd =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-26

C. 7. BAGBY, formerly with Messrs.
- hnford Mayo q Blair. is;now with Yessrs rpos
u fhiCE CO. two doors below. Thankful for
past ayors he hopes his friends and aeauaintauces
may continue TO patronise him at his new home
i3-im - N'.Ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-26

formed by dissoiv'g gums
(which is soluble for the
cine. These gums remove
sfrom the system, supply
flow Of bile. iuyisoTatinR
yto digest well, purify ine
4healthto the hole machF
of the disease, and effect
fany of the disagreeable
Caiolnel or Mineral
sresorted to.
.srfiiNrAnt Ia rAiiava fh1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-26

A DMINISTRATRIx N0TICE.-An
: = PERSONS indebted TO the estate of A Kriscb
mann. deed will please make ma mest n tho
signed forthwith and all persons having claims
AGAINST the estate are requested TO present them
properly authenticated for settlement
RkBEGcA W. KRISOHMANN
Administrative of "A Krischmann. DECD.
api s-12t "'
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3gAT 10 sSsszs&sts~ SOUTHERN RoIrr.
F0k TIA EEL--TW ICE DAILY (SUNDAY SItijts
MORE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK III
ACQUfA CREEK AND WASHINGTOE. -ttTcr -
Richmond. Frederick shHrg and P0toInsc gsiliasd I,
the Potomac Riser, +eventy -is~ miles aud III sris~
did ard comfortable steamers thence n WasH,pste
CITY five milesjn all l9 miles. in seven hears Lsi
scomfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed
Hours of departure. 6. l5 NJ and7 y T. w. and bsz.
gage under charge % special agents checked thTnU1
10 Washington, Baltimore Phladelphia and Nss
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nRESS GOODS FOR CASH
~ Plain Silks at sI2, worth II 60
Silk Robes sl5, cost $500
$50. 800
Rerage Robes Sc and S. worth 1000 and IL CO
yaconet and rgandis Robes at IS, worth 600
Rich Lace Sets at $40 and Sl2 worth Is and 20
Grass skirts at 6aeents
Alexander's Light Kid Gloves Is cents
At " p PERKINS Co.'s.
ap23 No l4i Eagle Sqnare.
QUILTS, QUILTS, QUILTS.-I have a
" large lot of Turkish Quilts. which 7 can sell
from 81 50 to 50, very desirable articles for sum-
mer use. ALFRED MOSES,
apps 90 Main street.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOUDS.-As
~ have not closed ont as yet all Of those cheap
De LANES left over from last season, will now OF
fer greater bargains in them than ever. l am de-
termined 10 Gloss them out at great sacrifice
Come. all those n wan, :, OF a; cheap dress;
ap % ALFRED MOSES, o3 Main st.
NEW GOODS.-A. K. PARKER & GO.
~ are now receiving their spring supply of For
eign and Domestic Dry Goods, comprising every va
rietv of the newest and desirable styles of la
dies and geutlemens wear. Also. every variety of
Goods suitable for Planters and H9usekeepers: 4
FiouEced Berage Robes AM Robes Aquilie
Black and Coored Flounced Silks and Robes
AaUille
DaIila Muslin Robes
Black BroChe Robes
Bayadere and Fancy Silks
Berage De LANES, Plain and Figured Mousse
lines
Plain, Cord end BLACK Berages
Plain, COLD and Black Cha!iies
Black Bombaznes and Alpaca5
Alexander's Dark KidGloyes
Brown, White and fancy Half Hose
Ladies and Childrens Hosiery
irish linens, Linen sheetiHgs. Table Damask. Da
mask Napkins, Plain and ColOred and Rodrered
ings, Striped and Plaid Osnaburgs. Plaid Domestics
&C, &c. NIB q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-30
More Threats from the Mormons

The Sacramento Union furnishes the following :
PLAcERylLLE, Dec. 28.-The mail carrier arrived
this morning from Carson Valley, bringing the L.
5. mail and important dispatches direct from Salt
Lake City, sent by Mormon to his friends in Car
son Valley. The express found difficulty In coming
through in fact, the trail is open sufficiently for
the passage of pack animals, the greatest depth
of snow on Nevetts Summit being less than three
feet.
The following are the main particulars of the
Salt Lake news:
The Mormon train, after leaving Carson Valley,
got along very we'll, and without any difficulty
with Indians. Nine of US left the train at the
head of Humboldt. and pushed on for our destina-
ton, Salt Lake City, arriving there eight days
ahead of the train, making the trip in 80 days
We suffered considerably from the cold, but there
was no snow of any account. We are all in good
spirits. / will give you the particulars in regard
to the war here. The troops arrived at Fort
Bridger seven weeks ago, with an enormous cara
van of horses, mules and cattle. They wanted to
come into the Valley to establish the laws of the
United States, and put down polygamy release oil
those who wanted to leave, agreeing to furnish
them teams and means to reach either California
or the States.
Some of the head officers have been into the
city to purchase grain and such things as they
wanted for use They had talk with Brigham
aud told him they came to civilize the people, es-
tablish schools, etc. Brigham said to them that
he didn't want them there, bat told them If they
would lay down their arms they might come and
stay tnere THIS winter, ana Uo would nnd them
provisions for the winter, aud they could leave ia
the spring for the States California. They re-
piled that they knew orders only from the Pre-
sident of the United States, and there to come
into Salt Lake City in spite of brigham or old
Christ. Brigham told them if they were bound to
come, why not Gomez what made them stay where
they were? We have taken from them fifteen hun
dred head of cattle and burnt their wagons. We
have now got the soldiers completely surrounded.
Some OF them have deserted and come into the
Valley They we'll treated. The troops do not
know what to do. -,
If they give up their arms and come in peacea-
bly, they will be well treated; but if they under
take to come in by force, they will all be killed.
The Mormons are all in high spirits, and say they
will die rather than have the soldiers come into
their midst. Hundreds of the boys anxious to
kill the soldiers, but Brigham won't let them One
soldier, an Irshman, said he was coming in, and
would take enc of Brighams wives and promenade
through the streets with her. do not feel alarmed,
as think it will come out all right in the end.
wish you were here to "war dance"
The foregoing particulars certified to as cor
rect. by a gentleman from Carson Valley. we'll
known here. who is acquainted with the parties
who received the communication, which is dated
Salt Lake City, November 5.
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THE DISP ATC III.
SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY - "a,


The PsopLH ConIss-Tbs Bedford Sentinel saws
taaf the court Of that county have changed the
time of holding the February torn, to sfrord those
who desire to be present at the celebration of
Washington's birthday, In Richmond, on the 2cd.
an opportunity of doing 80.
INAUGURATION or TEE WASHINGTON sraruu-Ths
Washington Cd. C.) Light Infntry, Captain J. Z. Ds-
Wis, AZ late meeting, decided to join the Washing
ton Ysagers their excursion to Richmond. on the
2ist Of February to assist In the inauguration of
the statue of Washington
Posr OFFICE EsrABusHEp.--A pos. Office has been
established at croftsville, Tazswsll couutv David
Croft postmaster; the route from wytheyille to
Tazswell Court House
DIED In CALIPoRSTA.-Capt. @. ". Hammerslev of
virginia, died in San Francisco on the 39th of De.
cember, aged 81 years.
CONFESSION OF GUIr.-The Lynchburg yirginian
says that Moses and David, slaves beionping to
Win. d. Miller, confessed to having fired The to,
oacco factory of that gentleman and gave as a rsa-
son, that they were tired of work, which tbey
hoped to avoid by the destruction of the building
IN Which they we're employed. The Mayor sent
them on for tIisl at the next county court, which
meets on Monday. February lst
Richard, slave, the property of Charles L. Mos
oy, charged with being implicated in the firing
was also examined aud sent on for further trial.
FATAL RAILROAD AcCIDEyT.-On the morning of
the 18th instant, the lifsless body of "a man was
found lying upon the track of the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad, near Grafton. Va The supnosition
Ia that he was walking upon the track, when struck
oy the locomotive and killed instautly--and
as 1t may seem, not n bone In his body was broken
lie was man OF advanced years citizen Of Ohio
and was engaged in the late war between this conn
try and Great Britain. His remains we're takep
Possession Of by his friends, who reside near Graf
ton Wheeling Times.
FIRE IN WTrHEviLLE.-A new honse, belonging
to David Sexton, In WythevilIe, was Consumed by
hre on Monday morning. Two negroes havs been
arrested as the incendiaries. Susan Paine. N degra
ded white woman, who was seen in company Wit h
the negroes, has also been arrested
FIVE WARS IN RIcHsoSp-Joseph Miller has
been tried in Wheeling for passing counterfeit
money, and sentenced to the penitentisry for five
years.
CoEREcTroN.-It was james T. Jordan instead of
John Jordan, who was killed in the ARRAY at Camp
bell Court House on Tuesday last.
ANpHDIoUs ~NgGRo.-Tbe Petersburg Express
states that negro child, with a head very like a
rugs was born in that city last Wednesday morn
ing. 1t lived buta few hours.
EscAPED.-D. n. Davis, charged with forgery, and
H. Miller, charged with stealing, have escaped
from the Hampshire county Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-30
Yousa AxEnIeAs is making rsr

strides for the aseendaney, " We are 70 judge BY
the rude and ill msBnsriy conduct Of the scores
Of boys that daily assembls on the cApitol squAss,
to engage in rude sports snd vulgar eonversAtion.
SO outFagsousiy bad have these chaps become Of
large police force on the square 70 preserve order
and protect the superintendent In the iiseksrgs
of his dutiex lss sts sstF4 A. 4 aesE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-30

EIGHTH ASSIvKRsARy.-The eighth
annual ball Of the Young Guard Light battalion.
win be given at frst Market Hall, on the night Of
the 2znd Of February As there wiz he vass GEN.
course Of strangers in the city ON that occasion.
many OF whom rill no doubt desire 10 wiad mp the
day By participating In this entertainment, onr
own citizens would act wisely b. securing tickets
at once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-30

SAD CAsuALrY-Vhile Mr.. Elijah Young of Lin
cslnville, Me- cutting wood at his door. his lit
tie laid bis hand npon the log and the axe came
down, chopping it of. The lad was carried into
the house of his grand parents, and excited the
grandmother, Mrs. Young, that shetoo TO her bed
aud died the next morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-30

OPPOSITION TO SMALL NorEs.--The Senate Of Penn
sylvsnia has passed joint resolution authorizing
the Governor TO open . correspondence with the
vention for the adoption Of a measure to prohibit
the issuing Of notes under i've, ten or twenty dol
lars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-30

SUIupE.--Robert Cooper, formerly canal boat
captain, committed suicide, last Saturday morn
ing, by drowning himself in the Allegheny river,
near Freeport, Pa, while laboring under attack
of hypochondria. He had left in his bed room. in
Freeport, his gold watch and between $500 and
S400 in money The body Was recovered and bu-
ried next day.
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VlRoIsIA HIsroaIoAL soorx,r-rbs

VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIErY.--The
rooms In the Atbeneum building, occupied by
this Society, worthy visit from every Virgin
Ian, and particularly from the members Of the To-
gislature, who will nnd In the admirabls paint
ipgs alone, sufficient attractions 10 repay many
calls. In this same building Ia the Richmond IL
brary, which 10 free OF access TO every one who
feels disposed to nse the thousands Of faiuabis So-
lumes there coilested. ast 81 Nss u
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A PESSsYLyASIAS HUNG.-Tle Sonora (CalO
Democrat states that James g. Lyons who was re-
Gently executed for the murder of John Blakey
was native of Westmoreland county, Pa, which
he left in 1916, aud has frequently stained his
hands with the blood of his fellow men, until his
recent arrest, trial, conviction and execution for
the murder of Bakey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-30

RECENT DEATHs.--Mr. Vim. Starr, one of the
oldest citizens of Savannah Ga, died suddenly on
Monday night last. He had been Inspector OF the
at that port for many years. DIR. 4. Ill.
Demare, health officer Of the port Of Savannah,
died on Tuesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-30

ELECTION OF CoHsTABLR.-An election
was held ia the second district Of Henrico cocnty
last Thursday, for Constable and from all that ws
can lesra, the vote between Messrs. GEORGE W.
Thomas and Joseph Elliott Is . tie AT tho Court
House, Thomas received II majority and at Escho's
Elliott received majority Of II. The Conductors
will therefore meet st the Court House to-day, aud
decide the contest by casting lots. a.,sls; r -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-30
MrRcHAvprsIso.--At an early hour


yesterday morning Lieut.. Kelly arrested william,
slave to Crew Pemberton, for having In his pos
session large basket filled with dry goods, whish
be said he had purchased Of an unknown negro
for SIS Among the articles were-ons piece Of
Irish linen, two pieces Of dimfy, several new tow
els, and t~o or three dress patterns. That these
goods we're all stolen from some merchant there
ID not a shadow of doubt, and In order 20 Ascar-
tain II possible to whom they belong, the exam
ination Of the prisoner was adjourned until thia
morning Many Of the articles have priysts marks
upon them, that the loser may readily Identity
them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-30
UxpopULAa PUrr.-Washineton. a,

to HaxalI Co., got drunk last Thursday hight
and placing lighted cigar into his mouth march
smoke. He had not proceeded q great dIstsnss,
however, before the strong arm OF the Law, took
him by the collar and led him 20 the cage, where
he was retained for few hours and thea whipped
and cleared EtLII-H - $50 s.4-a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-30

TREspAssIso.--Two negro fellows, Pc
ter, in ths service OF R.,A. Mayo, and frsnts the
property OF r. $. Uardxross, were conyscsed b.
Wm Barrett and sentsneea 10 TIM lash. fsssA
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fe9L- ARE YOU A SUTTERER ARA un,r


afflicted with Chills aud Fever, nervous headache
sour stomach Indigestion torpidty Of the liver COS
the use OF bAkER's PREMIUM BiTTERS. and bo
reii we'd Have you bal cold or do YOU snfier with
,hhS, and he permanently cured. Acting as thew
40 upon the Cicod stomach and bowels no ordinary
but yied TO its invigorsting powers and health and
cheertuness assume the steads of debility and low
y rIts. Are you dyspeptic, suffering the hourly
lfs in BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS, you find
an uniainR panscea-one that has not yet failed To
pro-uce n cure. however long the consuming fir.
may nave been burning. Prepared in the most scI-
eutiar manner from vegetable substances only these
UacE bowels and blood; and when regularly used at
this sAson OF the year, will prevent colds and sore
throRis, by toning zip the system TO its naturally
Ahy condition Let not the afflicted take our word
ia recommendation of this medicine but try it for
thens Ives, rs thousands have done, aud become
converts TO its priceless virtues.
For sale by all the prominent Druggists in this ci-
ty aud elsewhere. jas-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-30

OUT OF FUNDS IN TExAs.-The San Antonio Her.
aid, 18th inst, says both the Qnartermaster and
Paymaster Department of the Army at that post
have been out of funds for a month past. More
than fifty thousand dollars are now due Major
Howard for hauling supplies for the Government
from the coast to the different poets west.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-30
A yAR1KrY OF NAMEs-l)n SATURDAY

a VARIETY OF NAME5.-Un SATURDAY
morning last, two men were arrested and taken
before the Mayor for lighting In the FIRST market,
one of whom then gave his name as Louis 0unds-
shine, and also gave bail for his good behavior
Last Thursday night the same man fell into the
hands of the watchmen, for being drunk and dis
and by way OF escaping prison, resisted the officers
manfully. When brought before the Mayor, his
first bond was forfeited, and he again reqrir-
cd to give security for his better conduct In Ia.
tura
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-30
Ray Why SUFFER wIrH Rusux.r,sx

Neuralgia. Head Ache, Ear or Tooth Ache or ns,n
"a any part OF the limbs or body stomach or boweIs
Hhen {od can be cured instantly with HARTS.
HORNES CURE-ALLi II IL fine tonic fnr waas
stoc ms and bowels giving them tone aud stren osh
20 digest food. thus curing Indigestion and Dystsn
ga Let all who suffer buy bottle from PURf,EfT
ties 23 aud so cents. o. iaes DoV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-30

suIcipE.-Mr. Chapman, long favorably known
as the landlord of the Wells River House, Wells
River, Vt, committed suicide on Sunday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-30

1ES~C. b. BARRETT, formerlv with
Mossrs Binford Mayo Blair. desires "a ye,u,n NJ
sincere thanks to bis friends and acauantancas who
pan.ronia9d him 30 kiSdly while thse aud bogs to
WI lmh,gm !, Them that We Is located at Ms.ars
,SltkIsTiAN L5THRoPS. whore he Will he
happy to see them, Ia r~dIo, "v.i, oo
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HARD THErr. : slAyes - the
service " Morris 8 ranner 90 coasictsd bssoss
the Mayor Of stealing iron from bta matters ana
sentenced TO receive nvsand-twsnty stripes.
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SETTING AN ExAxpLs.--Ths ordinance

SETTIN0 An ExANPLs.--The ofdanaAcs
authorisinx the Mayor to inniet stripes - Tree
negroes when brought before him yitbent regis
ter, will probably have the effect VI EAking nAry
OF that cIass more particular about their pspsss 10
future Yesterday meaning Jacsb AIlsa sessak-
hsssd on raw hide, for hAstsg 10 rseiss~ we
night before. @;ss.f ~ 4Ssssf
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x2pTo MACE Coop BtscUITs,

Use Scinple's InfallIbe Baking Powder.
To make good Batter Cakes,
Use sempe's Infallible Baking Powder
To make good Back wheat Cakes,
Use Stmple's Infalbe Baking Powder.
To make good Pastry.
Use semples Infalble Baking Powder.
JOHN W. GARLIOK,
Manufactures and Sole Proprietor.
Market Place. Franklin street, Richmond. VR.
Ia lh-fs
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To DR.. KAHN,
Uffice corner 22d and Main streets.
Esatp DsAR SIR: l feel it duty | olge
10 you state the public the sful removal
Of ruinor from the side of my neck. Of Serent<rn
years standing. weighing upwards Of sir poun is,
without tho Of knife the loss of blood-a nd
Of which ain now well. | was examined by Nr.
ago, and he prononnced % Chances against NE sy
cutting it, as also did other eminent physlcia ns
throughout the country. Yours. &c,
JAMES MILLER.
Resideuce-Perkinsvills Goochland Co., Va.
ia IS-d3mt
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s TPLixo.rRYedsrick Dcshsr sas fned
Is 3. tbe Mayor for psrmisting his hstssr hea 20
ssil siu 10 paupsr 70 bs dsvnk = ~ hesssssss
hsyibg 10 tavern license s.sk3s 40
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-30

MAP OF tbs Hx.VENs.-A most magnificent and
interesting work is now being issued in Paris-a
complete map of the heavens, so far as modern as
tronomical knowledge extends-prepared under
the auspices of the imperial observatory 1t is TO
consist of sixty-fve plates, executed in the most
superb artistic style, each of the plates indi-
eating the position OF 25,525 stars Of the third
magnitude, or 1,6a9,125 in all. The eighteenth
plate of this magnificent series now finished, was
recently presented to the French Academy of Sci
ences, where 1t excited the greatest admiration.