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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12
Maryland l. Legislature.

The Legislature it is presumed adjourned
last night at twelve o'clock.
The Eastern Shore Railroad Bill was de-
fea,ed 10 the House on Tuesday evening by
a vote of yeas %, pays AZ. The justice OF
the claim was generally admitted IN the
debate, but the manoer Of satisfying 1t was
regarded as Objectionable The spectators
in stocks were charged with having bad
hand in framing the bill. The Senate
rejected the bill regulating the inspection OF
guauo, aud for building guano warehouses
10 Baltimore. The House Of Delegates
passed the Senate bill tor speeding, weigh
ing, and measuring grain in Baltimore city.
Also, bill relating to Banks 10 Baltimore
city. The appropriation bill for 1850 was
passed with 100000 for the expenses OF
the proposed Reform Constitutional Conven.
ton. The bill for the better observance OF
the Sabbath was rejected by the House, and
the bill to restrain drunkenness was Indeh-
nitely postponed Bali. Amer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12

Virginia sizes are quoted at the New York
Stock Board at 933.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12

NOTICE. The undersigned has on hand a
~ large and superior stock OF sly HE
STONES, which he will dispose OF at reasona
Bile prices to merchants and consumers. de IN
vites the attention of the public TO them, at No.
50, King street, corner of Market Alley:
NH C. c. VI. CASTLEMAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12

N0TlCE.-C. NJ, CASTLEMAN, mas just
" received large assortment OF WOOD
WARE, such as Hubs, Rims, Spokes, Shafts,
Poles, &c, 10 which ne invites the attention Of
tue public. NH O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12
COM VI EttClAL.


BALrIXoRs, March ll.-Flour is firm, al an
advance. Howard street and Ohio SiJJ5
SI.S2. Wheat is firm, in consequence OF light
receipts; red IO5IG lose; white ll5GGI2O 10
1900. for strictly prime. Corn is advancing
white and yellow 6OG62c. C!OyeG.seed IS
dull, at 81 750S5. Provisions are active and
firm Mess Pork $500 TO $3.50 for future
delivery. Prime Pork $1,000 Bulk should
ers 63G6sc. /; sides sac. Bacon shoulders 7tc.;
sides 9tG9ic Western Lard iOGiOtc. VIII"
key is dull, at 20G2Olc
New York, March ll.-Flour is firm; sales Of
1900 bbls, State $4259Sa IS; Ohio S5Oos
1918; Southern S. G0GS5 10. The market
closed quiet. Wheat Is firm; sales OF i+D
bushels. Choice Southern red l25c.; white
1900. Corn is very dull, and the market IS ur'
settled Pork is active and irregular; mess
Sl6.7O9sl6sO. Beef is steady; Chicago Re'
packed $l2OOGSl35O Lard is quiet a;
q!Gl04c. Whiskey is dull at 81 tG22c. Stocks
are dull and lower generally. Va. IS 80
Mo IS $50. Sterling Exchange is nominal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12
LIyerpooI Market, Feb. S7.

Flour was dull; Western Canal pos I'D G@s;
Phladel phia and Baltimore 22s. Cd ass Ohio
24s ais Wheat dull; Western s. Gfo 20
white Is ais 3D.. Corn dull; yellow 33s @6
3ls; white Gas Beef was heavy, and holders
pressing it on the market at IS decline. PcrI
dull Bacon dull at 6s decline Lard dull a:
Sos Tor good. Rosin buoyant at As. Id as o.
for common. Spirits OF Turpentine IS. I'd o
As Cd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12

white rs MS Dd. Corn dull; yellow 31s 'IS
3ls; white 3is Beef was heavy, and holders
pressing IT on the market AT rs. decline. PORK
dull. Bacon dull at 6s. decline. Lard dull J:
Sos Tor good. Rosln buoyant at As. I'D as %.
for common. Spirits OF Turpentine S. ID
Is Cd.
w"I CAN NOW INDULGE IN THE
Richest Food with IMMUNITY, whereas previous
to its use, | was obliged to confine myself strict
ly TO the plainest food" Such IS the eEPs''
fence of not only one of our customers, but Of
hundreds OF persons here, III Philadelphia, New
York, Montreal, and Quebec, who haze used
BERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS for In
digestion, Nausea, and Acidityo OF the Stomach
CAUTfog!-Be ca eful 10 ask for Bq:RHAEhS
HOLLAND BITTERS Sold al s per bottle
or 6 bottles for S., by the sole propre,ors,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR., co,
PIttsburg, Pennsylvania
Sold in Alexandria, by PEEL SIh'hNS
Wholesale Agents; WIN A. HART, }. H.
PIERPOINT, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States. ma s-eoiw
IL MoCORMICK'S IMPROVED REAP
ING AND MOVING MACHINE FOR l'JH-
This u1rh renowned Wachins, has proved 'iY7"
| TO all other Reapng Machines, and Is toe ony''.
liable Machine now IN use-as al KINGS '.
Grass or Grain can be Cut with it under Amos
any circumstance without breaking do"n.
This Machine Is simple, strong and dIi8D'
having an Iron Beam and Fine MaH''o'
Iron Fingers, and can be run as close 70 -'
ground as may be necessary, or raised 70 any
required height. a.
Price of4 Horse Machine al Baltmors, ''o'
5 SIS; S55 cash and balance months WIFE ~
terest, or $3.50 cash. Horse Machine %,
$40 cash and balance months with In'eis''"
) IS, cash. ,sr
PITTS PATENT SEPARATOR 4 HONI.
POWERS. pdrranted 10 Thresn and CIe a,. =.
Tor the Granery or Market, one BusheI o. W., w.
per Minute This Machine is superior 70 o.
In the Market-Prlce 800.
/ ECASTINGS, &c, on haut.
! ~FARMERS warted TO act as .fs,nLh
Apply to or address r. I ELhIN
mn 5-w3m bdihUO''-
! C,OLMAN'S MUSTARD; Bakers Cocoa a., =.
4 Broma; Morrlss Extract Coffee CO'i g,,n
Bar Soap; Sand, Transparent, and pure
Soap, received, and for sale by IN
PEEL, STEVENS 4 CVr
NH II cor. of King and Alifse-.r~ ,
GLOVER SEED.-Clover Seed, in si0tS -
for sale by liam 30l DANL. ; h'O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12

Sold in Alexandria, by PEEL n SIEVhNSS
Wholesale Agents; WIN. A. HART, }. h
PIERPoINT, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States. mn s-"oi|
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

(Exawiss earVxAy ne forms and Instructions anne1sd)
sol From New OrleanA La by Galveston, Tex Ssluria
Port CavalIo, and La Sale 10 Indianos, $40 milee
and back twice wedk In vtsamshipA
Loys New Orleans Wednesday and Saturday Of 8
am;
Arrive at Galveston Friday and Monday by 10
Am;
Leave Galveston Saturday and Tuesday at a p
m;
Arrive at indanola next days by I'm
Leave Indianola Tuesday and Friday al . nm
Arrive at Galveston next days by 10 m
Leave Galveston Wednesday and Saturday at a
pm;
Arrive at New Orleans Friday and Monday bv !,
pm.
Bids TO ran three times week, daily aud by a pro-
posed schedule, ire invited
sS02 From New Orleans, La TO Brazos Santiago Tex $50
miles and bach, twice each month.
Leaye New Orleans first and third week of each
month, Thursday at AM
Arrive Mt Brazos Santiago second and fourth week
OF each month, on Monday by sam;
Leave Brazos Santiago second and fonrih week of
each MONTH on Thursday at pm;
Arrive at New Orleans third and first week Of each
month, on Monday by 4pm
Bids 70 run once week will be consideredl
The Washington union., 1858-02-13


back, week 8ra
Leave San Antonio Monday at 8 am;s
Arrive at Fl McKabett Saturday by SPIN;
I.e,ve Fl. Mckabett Monday at 8 a m;
Arrive at San Antonio Saturday by Spm az
Bids to commence at fredericksburg will be ccnsid-
cred u48 f
ss61 From San Antonio by Bandera and Kcrrville. to
fredericksburg miles and back once week.
Bidders will state tha distance, and propose schsd-
ulc of departures and arrivals. -
45s5 From Elm Creek to Howard, miles and back,
a week. ssl gt
Leave Elm Geek satardsy alto m{
Arrive at Howard same day by IL mi:
~ Leave Howard Saturday at , m; rA
Arrive at Elm Creek same as. 81 ipm.
s5es E.sm Casssssille, by Baadera and Herravie to
Frederiokaburg, - miles and bark, once wask.
Bidders viii state tha distance and propose sched-
$50 From Eagle Passto Racket, Mckinney county,
miles aad back, once week.
Bidders will state the distance and propose sched-
ule.
s57l From Frontera, LEI Paso or Franklin) Tex San
~ Francisco, Col, l,400 miles, once month.
Leave Fron'era LIST OF each month;
Arrive 1t San francisco in thirty days; tta
Leave San Franeixco lst Of each month ~.
Arrive at Frontera IN thirty daya.
s5s2 Fres Burnsu, by Liberty HILL Oatmeal, and Bag
dad, 10 Austin, As miles and back, twice week.
Leave Burnett Monday and Thursday az m;
Arrive at Aus.in Hext days by 10 mi
Leave Austin Tuesday aud Friday al pm,
Arrive at Burnett next days by pm.
a67s From Burnett by w. II. Wotens' IN, O) aud Ca
manche sprpg IN O.,) to fredericksburg, Go
miles and back, once wees
Leave Burnet Monday at am
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

5os From Berwick La, 10 Galveston, Texas 255 miles
and back twice week from LIST July to list Noveuo-
Der, aud three times week from Isl November 10
i lst July, in Steamships
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

Financial and Commercial.

Tl,a 20, tnr transportation over
The South side Railroad during the months ~ ~
vemher and December. 1851 and January wv e
March and April fsss-seyen months and the COT
responding period of 1861 by the 1reaso'e''
shows Of the most encouraging proofs Oh t'ie -,
crossing prosperity Of the road the gam 'oi ',i0
seven months IN '57-'5s wa. T4 ~. The gam tot
the single month Of April. 1850 ever the correspond
ing month in the preceding year. was no less tl'an
s6Tt2 ts-the aggregate cspts Of the lafmef peins
s3a,Ii3 g.. to the latter's s2e.ool -.
Friday there wss Sudden rise in sugars, 10 ne"
York, and saturday prices were maintained. Inc
change in the market s attributed to conclusion
among a number that prices had touched bottom -
The late advices from Europe and Cuba after belhs
fully dgested. exerted some influence me creTasso
on the Mississippi the accounts Of which are regard
ed with certain degree Of allowance, had. perhaps
.orae effect The rise from tbs lowest point Is null
sc per ID.
Nav Orleans Cotton MarlSet-The Frsss
NEW uRIssss MayT-smong the sales Of cott"R
to-day were parcels Vt middling at Nc ne mar
ket closed with firm appsarnnce ss s W.
without anY excitement, notwithstanding + ports
wer. indu.trf4usly circulated of tremt ndous aslt
-Ee TO the growing crop from the pFeFaiilhg hs'"e'
Tho exports or specie from New York last week
amour: to sioi,n5o, mostly to Havana on'y ,n
went 10 Europe in The Kangaroo on SaturoaY; lhe
balance in the New York subTreasary; n satur-
day. was s3al3,n36 %. decrease OF s2LSs1l % 10
compared with the close Of the previous "ee~t
Northern Markets
grr Yong Nav Inth-FT6ur-slI brands except
state a trifie lower wheat lower-no southsrn re
ported Corn 6ull and noIninal-whits 7ofgT2; 1ei-
low IS. Stocks frm-Va 6's92@
Richmond Markets, May 10.
FInUR.-Flour is lower. We quote supeI fine At
s DIERpT-Is notso firm We quote sL9Oec 20, as
outaie srices for prime red ard White eoasq-ths
CORN-rs also lower, ana Quoteo at o"t90@ INC
/ lat erfi uuTs being the outside price
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11
Lieut. PcEraIn

We published yesterday the handsome CORES
pondence between the Executive and Lieut.. Pc
gram. U. 8. N. conveying the resolution Of the
General Assembly for the presentation Of sword
70 that gallant aud deserving officer, and also the
strikingiy beautiful and appropriate address Of
Col. VIM Munford in presenting to Lieut.. PegraE
the letter of the Governor and resolution Of the
Assembly. The achievement of Lieut Pegram.
which has been thus gracefully acknowledged by
his mother State, was fully equal to anything per
formed By the British in India. lie fought aga inst
odds quite AZ great as any encountered by Have
lock, OutIam, Iuglis, or any of the Indian gen
erals and with immediate results even more de-
cisive. With only ninety men, and two boat how
itzers, he fought from A. VI. till p. NJ, against
twenty times his numbers, in seventy Chinese
junks armed with huge sixty-eisht pounders.-
These men exhibited far more courage aud feroc-
ity than the Sepoys have manifested during this
whole rebellion, but were completely VaBquished
auf scattered by Lieut.. psgram and his small
party. We commend these gratifying facts t.
those who always speak in di.paragemeht of the
Navy, and say it is not what it was In the war Of
1sl2. On the contrary, what there is Of ii is as
good in pluck as it ever vast could not be bet
ter--and is superior in the scientific attanments
of its officers and the greater efficiency Of its in
strumens Of destruction. Let the Navy have an
opportunity. and it will speak for itself in man
ner that will silence all car flr the next century
The details Of Pegram's battle reflect fully as
much glory upon that officer and his brave fol
lowers as anything performed in the Indian war.
and America ought to be proud of him and of her
gallant sailors. We may add, as an act Of sheer
justice to this mertorious officer that much of the
credit Of the result due to his individual, per
sona mastery of all the details of his pro ession
and to the fact that he himself took sight every |
time the single gun in his boat discharged du
ring the action. One Of these discharges killed |
and wounded thirty men. Another she'll fired |
during the action struck large junk, heavily |
loaded, amdships. and she sunk instantly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11
Military banquet to the Duke of
nfalaLnH

The military banquet, given by the Senior uni
ted Service Club 20 Due de Malakgf, the new min
lister Of France TO EOglanl, sgnalized by great
enthusiasm. This festiyity occurred several DAYS
after the Bernard acquittal. The hearty manner
in which the Frenchman responded to the friendly
sentiments expressed on the occasion by the Duke
OF Cambridge, do not look like war between Eng
land and France. At the close, the Marshal vol
unteered the observation that, although his igno-
rance Of the English language prevented him from
following exactly the meaning of the compliment
tary speeches, he understood them with his heart
II not with his ears. and he could not better ex-
press the sentiments with which they inspired
him than by asking Of the Duke Of Cambridge per-
mission to give him "a hearty shakehands."
Ihi. is gratifying to the friends Of Peace. Ma
poleon II he consult his own inclinatons, viii no.
make war. 1t Is, however, the Army, numbering
coo 900 bayonets, that is Emperor. oorrssron-
dent of the Independence Beige states that the
Emperor is pushing forward with great energy
the works In the Navy Yards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

Sir George Hodgkiuson Il CO., shipowuers and
brokers' London. have suspended, but their liabil-
titles were only about t2+,OUU-
There were 80 deaths in New York last week
- Of consumption.
The Kansas Bill will be officially dispatched to-
day to Governor Denver, with instructions design.
ed to secure fair vote on the proposition - be
unlimited to the people.
The value Of the annual crop in broom corn
grown in Schenectady county is set down at sl33,
go.
Two children belonging to Martin Kalor, ofOsn
kosh, Wis, recently frozen to death in boat
aiUat on Lake Ninnebag0.
A meeting in favor of an American Protectorate
over Mexico, is about to be held in New York city
Mrs Sarah Benjamin died in Georgia recently.
at the extraordinary age of ll2 years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

San Cs.E-Rey John Lyon, a teacher at Kirk
rood, Missouri, having become deeply engaged in
/ Fchgiors e>ercises, continued his fasting and
PRAYER until bis health and Feas0n gave gay and
10 has been taken to the in-eee asylum at Fulton
PkI2k FIeHT.--It Is circulated among the "iancyD
that prize eight for s. 900, between John Nor
ris.ey and the "BeneCja Boy" HeDaa Of TROY. i,
has been arranged.
NEW MINISTER TO DENMARK 1t is stated that
James NJ. Buchanan, Esq, OF Baltimore, has been
appointed minister TO Denmark in place of Hon
liesry NJ. Bednger, whose commission had ex.
PRED.
FoR HAyASA.-The Norfolk (Va.) Argus notice.
the arrival there OF large number of cross les
Tor the Havana Railroad, having been sent from
Nersh Carolina via the Dismal Swamp Canal.
TIE GRAssHoPPgR PLAGUE-A letter from Usw-
leyvllle, Iowa, says: THE grasshoppers or To-
Gusts have again made their appearance in our
midst IN countless millions. aud already com
pehced destroying our spring wheat Fears are
entertained that they will destroy everything in
their way this season.
Non CosxUsIcISr DkLssATrs IN EPISCOPAL Con-
Fhsfioas-lhere Was n warm debate in the Pro-
testant Episcopal convention in the diocese of Mas
sachusetts, which adjourned Oh Friday In Boston,
Gu proposed amendment TO the constitution that
DO person shall be lay delegate who 10 not a COM
muncant of the church. The subject was, how
ever, hnaliy postponed.
CosT OF TIE VOLUNTEER REGIMENTS FOR UrAH-
Tbs estimates for the three regiments of yolun-
tsers authorized by a late act Of Congress have
been prepared and before the committee OF
ways and means. They are said to amount to -four
atd half millions for the coming fiscal year
This amount probably meets the expense Of
mohhting them, Is said to be the purpose of the
government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

Gen. Smith-The Army of i'tah-Kansne
The selection of Gen persifer +, Smith for the
chief command of the Army in Utah is generally
considered very judcions. He ranks high In mil
ftsry skill and judgment, and will act with energy
and Intelligence. The Washington Uaion seem.
to anticipate resistance from Brigham Young and
says the common error of despisng oues enemy
has not been committed In singular particular
with reference to the Mormons. 1t is believed
that those deuded fanatics muster from eight to
ton thousand fighting men, well provided with
small arms and ammunition, right well drilled
and embracing very large and effective force Of
cavalry. The relative number Of the combatants
will be abou. two to one but our Army is thor
oughly appointed aud drilled, zone of the finest
bodies OF troops in all respects" says the Union
"that ever marched upon an expedition" and
commanded by s0me of our best oficers.
In the meantime, while this effective force 10
marching upon territory, whose resistance is at
present een!ectura, the Free Soil presses are
Boosting Of successful rebellion in Kansas. and Of
attacking U. 5. dragons, and compelling them 10
retreat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

=, ,s,s- ..THr CnyIs sTrLL THEY c.

sns- Tins Car IA STrLL They Cows! I"
sss oTl DRAwg-Dnt y few days since we mentioned
~ .lio xarson. in Charleston and Savannah. We now
have 10 chronicle another Of siATY.FIyE TIloUs-
AND DOLLARS. sold By them on whole ticket.
ao3 drawn saturday. April 24th The fortunate
aalssris = wealthy merchant OF Philadelphia. and
.ha,.b vs ar. not At liberty to mention bis name.
- know who he 10, and his place Of business =
wor rich schemes, honorabls desiirg., and pr mnt
ps.n,en, 81 prizes, SWAN co.'s dEohdI LoI-
~.s hu,inoss Ia the result Of close application and
,,nrgbt conduct IN the mana cement or ft--Angbsfd
(6a.) 0,psttt,stonahst
w. rsorp that T. swan CO. sold prize OF 81 0O0
IN thIs ci,y. in Glass All, drawn Msy 9Th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11
MARINE NEWS.

HAMPTON ROADS, May l0.-Bark Maine Of Wells,
for Wells of Maine bound from Matauzas for Eng
land with sugar, put in here to day, bound North,
NORFOLK. May l0-Arrived, bark Leighton, SO
days from Rio, with coffee
schooner Fannie. of Philadelphia, II days from
Inasua, with sugar, &c, put ia here to-day leak
ing.
Also arrived, ship Texas from Sombrera
Bark Lanock, from Cardenas, with mo'@sses,
bound for Europe. put in here with cargo shifted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

and wnrlj.renowned Picture maker, having nearly
cnmplotet.iha 4uCG1 Photographs contracted for ~
the member Of the Legislature, would be pleased
t. devote fs ho1rs If each day to the citizens Of
kich,ncnG promising those who are kind enough to
patrouiso him the best Of Photographs, Ambr1-
types kc., at very moderate prices.
No picture viii hr allowed - be tak en- from the
Gallery unless perfectly satisfactory 10 the cust
mer PowERs' Photographs ch4lerge competition.
Call and examine specimens at l5l Main street
IO-2t<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11
- DYSPEPSIA AND Frs.

DR.. TRACY DEL5NMD,
The great CURER OF O0EsUMPTlUN, was for
several years 60 badly afflicted by Dyspepsia, that
for part of the tins he was confined t. his bed
lie was eventually cured by apre.ccp tou furnished
him by young cisirvoyaut girl This pr-scrp
ton, given by = Tnere child. while ia state Of
trance has cured everybody ~ho has taken II, new
er having failed II is equally sure IL cases
Of FITS ~ OF DYsPsPsTA The ingredients may be
found in any drug store. / will send this valuable
prescription to any person on the receipt of one
stamp to pay postage. Address DR. TRACY DE-
LOkME. GREAT CCRsR OF Consumption, New York
Post Office. an l5-d&wlmif
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

CALL-ReT. Mr. Shrigley, of Reading, Pa, has
been unanimously invited to take the pastoral
charge of the First Independent Christian
Church." in Richmond, Va. lie had previously
been invited to the Sixth Universalst Church in
New York City, hut has declined that invitation
1t Is not known what his intentions are in regard
q Nichnunnd-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

rs HAVE you ever had your Likeness taken! II
not. it is duty you owe your family and country
The Portraits made by TYLER Co do away with
all excuses for not sitting, the price Of them is
mere song their quality, excellence, and but few
moments required to execute any number. Prices
Of pictures from IS cents to s25. Gallery l39 Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

SOUTHERN CoILEGE-It has been determined to
locate the Southern Baptist College at Greenyille
C. IL. in South Carolina. The sum of S100 900 has
been subscribed to the enterprise. Among the de-
lagatos present at the Theological Conven ton
which decided this matter, were Pew Dr. ,Jeter aud
Rev Basil Manly, Jr., Of Richmond, and Rev Mr.
Broaddus, Of VIRGINIA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11
The Encnts,uIaeut.

The encampmento OF the LIST Regiment of Viz.
gioia Volunteers, at Ashland next week. promises
70 De gay aud brilliant affair. The preparations
mace Tor the event by Ii. Col Cary, ensure the
carrying out of the programme In the most sol.
alerit, efficient and agreeable manner, and ref,ec.
great credit on that accomplished, energetic and
popular young officer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11

COMPLETION OF THE EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA
RAuRotD.-0n Saturday last, the last rail on the
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad was laid
This makes a continuous line of railway from
Richmond, Va, to Memphis. Tenn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11
POLITICS IN SUURI-DEPARTUEE0 OF GEN
SMITH

ST. LOUIS. May 1G.-The Democratic Convention
81 the 4th district Of this state, has unanimously
nominated hon. Jas. Craig for reelection to Con
gress.
Cen FORSTER F Smith and staff leave this after
noon for Utah His health Is much better.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11
MARRIED..

On Thursday, the 9Th instant. by the Rev rnil,p
Courtney, Miss ELIZABETH = ~ Ley 81 r. n
mond, to Mr.. BENJAMIN q. GALLON Al, u
tershurg, Va. $-.s es-. ar rsss----------zx--
II In ThnTssiay. NAV Efb. BY tie Rev. Philip nonr.
ney. WILLIAM DgwDFN. of this City 70 Eliza I'D
ANNA WILLIAMS Of Henrico county, sHshi's
= He- Philadelphia paper. please copy
Ia par, Na,o uanrlco on the 9Th insisthnt, ~
Rev. l. II Wallace Mr. CHAELEs u. BLANh y
SHIP, to Mrs SUSAN BR iWN.
On tn. 10th inst by Rev J: lansing Burrows ~
ALBERT q. daSKfNs, ef South Carollns, 70 Ai~
e. FANNIf NANCE Of this place.
az South Carolina papers plesse copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-11
.THs AsxuAL MEETING ofthe Stock

holders OF the Richmond, fredericksburg and foto,
mac Railroad Company will be held at the Office OF
the Company. in kichmond. on WEDNESDAY, the
Al ofJuue next, at I2O clock, VI.
spZs-td q " MtCNURDO Treas