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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-29
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The Wing comes to US laden with political ar
ticles, whose merits will be best appreciated by
those who delight in the souabbles Of the ms and
OUTS of the day. The leader attempts to show that
the Union and Secretary Davis are at issue on the
Tariff question. The writer tries to prove that the
Union proaches tolerably good Wing doctrine on
the subject while the Secretary is out and out for
free trade The editorial columns are filed with
articles attacking the Administration, and attempt
ing to exhibit it's Inconsistencies and those of its
supporters We give NO analysis of either, because
the Dispatch has emission" of different Gort.
The Times comments upon letter of Col Ben
ton to the citizens of Greene county Mas, relating
to the route for the Pacific Railroad. The Times
describes the Colonel an approximation of
sel6shness, who "coud burn his neighbours barn, if
he had no other way of roasting his Gown . eggsi
There ia an article condensed from the last Black
wood, discussing the eff cts of the Influx of gold
upon the $40 franchise system of England, and
showing that the result will be the practical lowering
of the suffrage standard, and great conse quent in
crease of popular power in thar country.
The Enquirer contains very little of an editorial
character few brief political comments are to
be found in the first column, and the balance Of the
paper ia filed wi th other matters.
E@ Mr.. Absolem Blackburn, jr, addresses let
ter to yesterday Enquirer, concerning the myste
rious atfsr In Henrico in which he complains of q
statement made in this paper. His name has not
appeared in the Dispatch in connection with the
matter but it turns out that he the gentleman
vino met the missing man in the hands of Browning
Smoot and Thorp, and whom, it was said, the miss
ing man implored to take charge OF his money
Mr. Blackburn says he was not implored to take the
money, and we learn from another source that Mr
B. asked the man if he had any money, and re-
quested him to show it, which he did; but that the
man returned 1t to his pocket without asking him
(Mr b. to take charge of it. We cheerfully make
the correction. But we do not see the propriety OF
Mr. Blackburn's mentioning, in connection with this
error in the Dispatch Onto which 1t was led by
person who represented himself as his warm friend)
that there are "other errors by ''scrbblers' "cr
cuated" TO his "inury." If he had any other com
plant against the Dispatch, he should have made it
if he had not, that paper should not have been
placed In such an equivocal position towards the
aother errors of "scribb!ers." Mr. B. should take
care how he writes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-29

a STRAY HOHSE.-s,rayed from Mr.
10y Doerfingers s,ore, on Broad street. In the
Gay o. Riehmond, the 23d inss, q sorrel Hofse,
having on bride and saddle. liberal reward
win be psid on their delivery TO me, at the Shoekoe
Hin Market.
iy 2S-2ls JACOB AEUh
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49, D. w. sTAKkE, Attnrne-
ELaw and Notary PabIIc.-PrsS.si
ID all the Courts of Henrico County and Res
city. As Notary Public, particular st,en,io. ~
be paid to the taking of Dispositions (a or on, !.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Dover, &c. Claims for co..
ton entrusted to him, promptly attended 70.
Office removed 10 No SO, three ioors shove a..
Hotel. on North side of Main street, Richmond, y!
de 2-ly -
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JUST IN sEAsOs.-Received a
uzA the Ladies' Saloon" per Adam d Co
Express, a supply of the following kinds of shoes
Ladies 81 so Cater Boots
Ladies' Morocco slippers at S.
Ladies' Morocco Ties at 81
Csildren's light colored fox'6 Caters
Sole Leather Trunks
Iron Frame do
jy 80 WHITE & PAGE, % Main at.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-16
.al9LlDILllILIi I-LLL0
.NU MBER 222
MISCELLANEOUS y
THE UNION oFITWoI FOND HEARTS,


..al. tHAUGHTILY REJECTED. - 9sl.r
bright glorious n, Jupiter indoenty reclped
- IN MS palace OIL Olympus, the Goddess Diana entered
M Meeaateols lace wLcathed in smiles more bewitohing
ehe song OF the Cumaan SibYl herself on
Tue Knee OF tho tndlgent God besought him 20 grant
her permission 10 lead ,f % ~ ~ cut
LtFE OF PERPETUAL vIR R0IHtTY! -. '-ii7.
ef compliant Sire asselted UNSlruR Al reoueat
- -. sIIKEN BONDS OF wEDLock.
spoties Virgin and in the masculine pleasures of The
connubal bliss, ...r. sI - - ~ t"P1ueS Vi
'Her HeGrenly Form haughtilvshe Pris,J, (, t'+
And enough preferred exploit of
Seer with horns OF Gold that at the foot OF Mount
tarrhasus on the howery banks dark pebble AM
drus,' to stateof sa -f.ss at Tl.rT o '
domestic happiness, the only bliss ." +
ofParadise that survived the fall.,J itlr
such choice although supported the presti. or th
Goddess Diana, the public is fully assured is enfireIv
upo'lal 10 the incnatons OF H"'.'Sr' Nt
THE TRULY FORTUNATE AND FAR FAMED .u
LOTTERY AGENTS& BANKERS -
PYFER & Co.,,
-' No. Light Street, Baltimore; Md. ll
They undisguisedy in the Union and their
productions for both never more forcibIy IL
ustraed ths in the Month March, 1853 as viii be oh
served by reading the following grand distribution or
RICH AMI. RARE FORTUNES!
The Old Established House sti stands nn,reeedep,s5
In the sale OF Splendid Prizes. ~
S4S,603, in package of Halves, sent to Tennessee '
SS5,00e, In package OF Or. Tickets, sent to Penn
$4,000, in package of Wholes sent to s. Ca,olIna
$4,000 In package of Half Tickets sent to Georeia
S!S696, in package OF Halves, sent to S. Carolina
Sl6,52, In package of Quarters, sent to n Carolina
PsGssse S q Saa SSasrs sent to Vrgnia
- PYFER & CO., No. LghtSt Bait
SPLENDID S SCHEMES
FOR APRIL, 1858.
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mails alter the lotteries are drawn. j : III I. -
US Correspondents will please order few days before
the lotteries drawn. ~ fF7'7r7f7'F' -
There is large per centage those purchasers
who order by the Package and the chances drawing
four OF largest prizes the scheme thereby
red We advise the purchase OF Packages Tickets In
Gc5-Bank Drafts Certificates OF Deposit payable in
Gold at sight, will be promptly remtted 10 those Cores
pondsnts who draw prizes at PYFER q Co.'S.
Q5 Remember-A PACKAGE OF Tickets, can draw FOUR
OF the most splendid prizes in scheme 1FiEsT y
9Tn order to secure Fortune, and the cash immedi
ately alter the result is know the readers this paper
nave only to remit cash Drafts prize tickets the Old
Established rsmed and truly fortunate Exchange and
Lottery Brokers, gls ,lir.e,.-g, m PYFER d CD
ape1-1m No Light St, baltimore. MD.
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KELIS g. CALDWEIL.

KELLS & CALDWELL,
E(sucCEssoRs To JAS. PAULL & COZ .azt
Importers md WhoIesnIe dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Chemi cnls, Paints, Oils, &c.
No SO, UNION BUILDINGS; MAIN ST. elfi-
HAVING purchased the entire stock, fixtures, chemical
Ii apparatus, &c, of the firm of James PAUL &c. would
respectfully solicit the patronage dealers and the public
generally. All goods warranted 80. -, I
In retiring from tho Drug business, take pleasure in
to favorable consideration
that our customers and dealers will
for this well known house large share OF patronage.
liaal ,7E.a f-i., - ~ sg.7,t a. JAS. .PAULL& CO.
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states h4oItery nmd Exchan.e Onic
SMALLWOOD DE- co ..

Lottery and Exchange Brokers, aud dealers in Foreign
- ., Gold Bullion, 4c.,-
BALTIM lore, MD.
SPEC1AL licensed vendei the MARYLAND State Lot.
~ teIies, drawn under the State con-
nsSioners appointed by the Governor and confirmed by
the Legislature OF Maryland:
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3ea9N Notice to sHousekeepers. - .

bepe Notice to Housekeepers 10 Cd
NEWCARPETsA AT RRDUCEDPRICER.
600 Tbe s 5 Main
and the generally that he has just
most beautiful stock of Carpets Rugs Oil Cloths
offered In this city embracing almost every variety
style and quality that can be found in the
from finest English Velvets down to common Rag
pet This been selected with great and pur.
me to sell them much lower than the quality
goods were sold this city Those want soods
line, win Please call and select from my over
with $50 different patterns. varying in price
I sonH = J. C HARBOUR no f43 Main 81
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: WHEELING. sa.saaa o1a
SPRING OF 1883.
'.1 WIN. T. SELBY.e ess'oe
WHOLESALE DEALER I'M

1.- WIN. T. SELBY..ssa7o9 -'sa
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Foreign & ID DomestIc Dry Goods, aIi :ls
No. III Main ST., West side, bettocen Monroe and
.gfFgs f.Is .5l...e Onion SITS. r. b. .r.,
Wheeling, Va, '-''-''sS' 'i
NOW In receipt or his Spring stock OF Dry Goods
sna Motions direct from importers
Goods adapted 10 the trade this section be fon
IN any hou East West, to which would respect iIv
invite tile attention OF retail dealers; consisting OF
~ 80 pllDREss GOODS. I'D I.a va rf .s.fsI
IN black silks alpacas poplins, lawns de Ianes gins
hams etc. with very large stock orprins OF the best
makes and colors Also, bonnets ribbons, Innings and
other trimmings in variety. And OF ~
I MEMS WEAR. 5fin2 5s-I'ir1G
In cloths, cassimers, sattinets, merino cassimeres
Jeans tweeds and summer cloths; also Cottonades Den.
MS blue dfllls, brown lnens linen drills, nankeens and
other such goods very desirable assortment, Also
men snd boys palm hats Leghorn and Canton hats
WOOL bras hats, etc.; with full stock of linen and cot.
1agglng seamless bags, buraps, table diapers crash
driigs. ekngs, checks shirting stripes, etc. brown
in the = ~ N e"""S
~ = i..a. NOTION LINE. .r# --a ~ 5e,.s.
cambrics, jaconets Irish nens aces, threads but
tons, hosery gloves, COMBS ETC.. in all their variety
MY whole stock will be found unsurpassed as well in
quality and style, as in prices.
mares 15l' fEE-.- ri TT
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New Music Store.
Sign of the Gsrccfnn Trigonum, No. 100
! - Nlnin StrcCt. " w.

Sign of rhc Grccian Trigonnm, No. 100
80 Nlain Strcct. -s f'F---
LE-sE- J. FICKIESON would respectfully
inounce to the citizens os Wheeling and vi
aiA II einity that he has Just opened new and
Guitars, Vionceos, Flagolets, Flutes, Fies Aceorle.
ons, Banjos and Tambolines. Brass Instruments tho
first and best make. -
Instruction books all kinds of Instruments;
singing. fE.'l f.r=tLsttf= ! G-fi gl3. l.44a
Music for the Piano. Guitar, Flute and Violin, also, tho
newest Songs Duets, etc., and the very best Roman and
Italian Violin ard Guitar Strings. o'f q ha li17 E'
Carones, Reeds, Tuning Forks, Violin Guitar
Screws Violin Finger and Tail Boards. ,... If 70.
Bows for Violincelo and Violin.
a. kleners Furniture Polish for renovaing vanished
Furniture, Pianos Cabinets Steam Boats or any
descriptions of Furniture. n z,--.-v
Also sale by the Agent Kleber, Pttsburg Pianos
OF the first and best man in the United Sates such
as Nunns and Clars grand and square Pianos, J. b. Dun
hans Halet and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos &c.
Agent for the make of Carhardt and Needhams Patent
Melodeons. % fsfH 7ef s 1ff7f 7fat 5lf 7'7'6ff a.
at : !. :.
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Americans, PntrenIzo xonr own Hrnnu


wheeling Silk Factory.
A MERICAN Silk, manufactured into superior and sub.
n stantil articles OF the various fabrics in
GILL'S SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel.
ing The curious in such matters invited to call and
the of manufacturing. and those wishing to
able Gils Store adjoining the Factory at ~
lor's, and o. W. Hesks, Wheeling, Va, and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 1t9, Main
Street, Cincinnati, o.
Our Fabrics warrened all pure silk. and have taken
the IIIGH HEST PREMIUMS and gold and silver medals,
at the American Institute, New York Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair. We constantly
manufacturing and stock is large and seasonnbe
comprising many varietiesvevets satns vestnss, dress
silks, fnges cravats, hnndkerchefs, of white, black,
plaid, figured and printed, all the styles, made
best twncd silk, tilled and plain Also, Shirts drawers,
and half hose for gentlemen. iE'Tfl.l saasr1s'
Please call this important branch
ican manufacture. variety osilks
ly executed. at' - '.F.'
Merchantable Cocoons and Reeled Silk bought. y
-. T.Ef| |=- i. .-.s.. \. JOHN w. GILL.
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- - ~ TO COuntry NIcrchants.I -75Ie3-I9I =
Wholesale Boots and Shoes. aa
NToCLALLENS 6s KNOX, have commented receiving
M their Spring and Summer assortment Boots, Shoes
ard Palm Hats. When completed, they not Hesitate
that IL will be the largest and best offered in
this market. a+F ni asl - I-lE sUF ~ s3Ljss s1Ui
To country merchants theiray East, especially, all
invitation is extended call; being et that
upon exa nation, they win find it to their advantage
purchase here, instead OF the Eastern markets, q
Thankful for the heretofore them
'4Sh iebsS 5|'s'' : y NJ G,cLAiLENs& & KNOX.
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speed and safety!

n -. ICED an . snfety! ---l. -
WASHINGTON AND WHEELING sss
TRL- WzEEKL Y EXPRESS!
NHE subscriber has perfected his arrangements run
ming regular WAGON LINE, for the rapid transmis.
, e Freight, Packages and Parcels! >,.ss
Between the above mentioned points
This will be enlphatically SAFE AND SPEEDY Accoaao-
be carried speedily and safely The Proprietor
aud afford fair margin for living profit. ~.
.--.. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
LEAVF-Whceling every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, arriving in Washington at
O'clock each day.. ~ !li lsl ,iiG .rr ysfE Es= st
. o every Tuesday Thursday and
O'Clock, each evening. a. s55f- % ~
oFFic ES:-In Wheeling alter the first OF April 1853
Market Street. above Monroe nearly opposite wash
ingon Hail., and in Washington in the OF Morrov's
Store p si5, ~ rnar26 ~ 4IEF /. W. STOCKTON
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Spring and Summer Clothing.
80 STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor; a 4.

NNoUNCEs TO his old friends and customers and the
IA public generally, that having business,
he is receiving at his Store Room inhe SPloG
HOUSE, qte-Str et, splendid assortment of CLOTHS
OF every color, quality, and variety. Plain and fancy
CASSLMERRS; Silk, salin. and! all kinds Of YESIYNGS.
6c, recently selected by himself in the Eastern citics,
make up TO order at the sheytsst Notice, IN the test
embraces Shirts OF every kind, Collars Cravats, Hand
kerchie, Gloves Undershirts Drawers, and
every article kept IN Gentlemen's gene furnishing
Store. II you in the city call sHead
Quarters, South !SPRlfG HOUSE, Water Street,
1-'a - -
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. r. AMMAN, 8. MAeu1RE.s ?. REYNOLDS
AMMAN. M EagMire and CO.,

J. r. AMMAN. 8. MAeuIRE. =. REYNOLDS 4
AMMAN, NEagMire and Coz
nj (LATE OF oF6cumBERLAND,. .dp!) NON
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
ia ne No. 81, MAIN eSTREET,ye.g .T.sfs,i;i4
ssst.,.,,,e4 ,y,.,, T. 2yvheeIing z, {Vn.
theirlong experience inthe Commits and Forwarding
are prepared to oaer eqea to- thai
fcineInnati Gazefe and Loplsyills Journal copy
.s:ss Z ReriioynIs and dsCe.Fartnersiafp.a gtsf5e
g D-HARPER has. removed his, Wholesale retail
lat cap store 70 III south corner or Main and
Union sts south Of his old atahd3 and has
associated with him business his souH Harper
der the pane and style Of s. p Harper Som ( eI
ATL persons knowing themselves indsbtsd to mo are
Tespee tfRy car ana setile
TTi7 5is57zE ~ FOR THE EBLAnIES.I Z 90 1sEN7.a5.
A MOTHER lot OF fine Gold Breast Pins Rar tRngs,y
al t1tts ~ tisl - - ~ CP. BROSfN,s, y
tap30EIaY& 5gu 5es Nh 4 WaShiEst0n Hall. ~
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Smalwood Co., hbeg leave 10 present lew OF the
schemes o" Maryland State Lotteries,' believing those
selected the best to venture In The lotteries
Maryland, drawn under the supervision OF Commsr
elected by the State and ticket stamped by
them, Cnone others being legal.)
To those who have the to venture largely
disposed to do, will find small lOtteies drawing
every week, and to those who wish to venture
largely will find of greater magnitude. ranging In
price, and larger from S8 to $40, and
packages, from S4to S24O We wond particularly cal
your attention packages the most advantageous to
the they have about twice the amount
or tickets packages the cost,-viZ for 26 tick
cts in 81 charge S16 and the Of said
package entitled to all that be drawn over The OF
S10. Halves and quarters in proportion. ,,sd . q
For ourselves as prize sellers will say nothing. but
official accounts OF the daily tho
many prizes sold by are acting only
It advantage to make the best possible
lection thereby gain credit
the renewal cashng prizes make the most prof
it. and experience of13 years in the business at-
Ter ourselves Judgement IN selection OF some
tance. i-,s.s -.TIl 54ttsss - .f.lLI
Bank notes or drafts, any solvent Banks IN the
United Staes, received by US in
er sinely Package. Postage stamps IeSeiyee
odd amounts CHANGE Our monthly circular %
ed TO an who desire Il, free Of ehafge.L ,,,s
For good prizes, and prompt atfn11n your
! Snee ---------->---s-~---B Baltimore, Md.
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MAMMOTH LOTTERY.
-.gs $50, 900. Tickets only s32. i5

To be dTatDn in the city of Baltimore, Od.,
I a=a sATURDAY:,MAY: 2Sth, 1855. y
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n5Ths list is the price OF whole tickets and packas
fwhoes Halves and quarter tickets either singly
the package, in proportion.
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New Watch and Jewelry. Store.
Room, No. Washington Hall, Monroe ST..
30 4" WHEELING,L VA rfc - r.
subscriber would call the attention OF the public TO
i his well selected stock OF Watches clocks, jewelry,
silver ware and fancy goods, which he is opening-
His stock Is composed in part OF gold and silver watches
keys, guards and chains. '- G775 q af= I-.. -
Every description of gold djewelry; u. ss. 81
Gold silver, silver plated and common spectacles;
fure sve table, tea, dessert, sugar. mustard and salt
spoons and butter knives; ~ s.-rfa. g D, s..
Plated and German silver forks spoons butter knives
etc. etc. ~ .,-r,-- -
Port monnaes pocket cutlery, scissors;
VERy FINE raZors. strops, shaving cream, ETC.;
Periumery combs, brushes and ageat variety of fancy
goods; E l'sl.. -...Is-l tl.l9
Particular attention paid to repairing Watches clocks
and jewell y, and engraving handsomely done. = ~
share of patronage is respect tfully solicited. F
ap6-dtf sI ,..0s .st@f 5 G. P. BROWN.
New WHOLESALE Tobacco SJore,
+ oGAN CARR & Co., are now ready to supply dealers
IL in the city or country with Virginia Chewing Tobac
co, imported aud donettic segars, snuff, OF all kinds,
snuff boxes, etc. 4.#a HH f7Igt H..-rEf --..-s-
They will offer, the best terms, at their wholesale store
No. 81 Main street. between Quincy and Monroe streets,
&c 5;o boxes 5S and SIS lump chewing tobacco;
POD do ! lb do do
$50 do pound, some very superior;
60 do Dadem and dew drop twist;
81 gross yellow bank and amulet fine cut;
90 Dbl smoking tobacco; #H EHi ~ ~ So ..
1000papers do do Rs ...7f..... ...r.- a ...f. ..
100000 superior segars;
300, 600 domestic do -..- . L
$50 boxes chalk pipes and pipe heads; ar-,f.
go gross snuff boxes; .lIt u. l.5 sE.sa f-s
-# 90 do cigar cases, ETC., ETC. r- I'D b.. -....,
Dealers invited TO call and examine stock. We
are determined to offer inducements equal to any in tile
aestern market. l-t aG. ID .s.. $40 mar30
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


MONDAY, Nov. 7-6P. NJ.
There WAS more activity 10 the stock market this
ing and better prices realized The advance does
not however, amount to much, and there Is no evidence
Of it's being but temporary. The worst Ances the
market improved, while the really good stocks-those
which have been unwarsnably depressed-rs main the
same ~ previously quoted Nicaragua Transit advanced
to-day, u per cent Erie Railroad II Canton Company,
~ fenns Zine, -; Ulster Lead, u; NJ Y Central Rail
road, "a; Reading, Ia Hudson River Railroad u; New
Haven Railroad, al Michigan Central Railroad u Morris
Canal Il; n. Y. Central bonds u. Potos Lead fell of
u per cent: Brunswick Land Co, Il. After the board
stocks wers lower. The announcement of several fall
ures depressed the market, and all the fan es were
freely offered at the decline Mr. A. D. Patchin the Patch
in Bank Of Buffalo, AMI the New York City, Hornellsvs
and Buffalo Railroad Company have failed the amount
Of liabilities involved is very large. The effect of
these suspensions throughout the Western part Of this
State must be most disastrous Railroads throughout the
West been serious sufferers the present srngsncy
in the money market and many Of those partially COM
pleed will be compelled to discharge their laborers and
wait for propitious period for finishing the works.
In the meantime they will be decsyng, and the capital
expended remain unproductive. Contractors will be
obliged to withdraw all their sub contracts and
runous state Of things throughout prevail The history
OF the Erie Railroad Company shows very clearly the
eject and result Of such suspensions public works. and
In any case it cannot but be highly detrimental to every
interest concerned. Where these failures will end and
how extended will be the effect at present can
tell We nust patiently wait the course u greats, fog