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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-29
Correspondence of the Dispatch.

"AohiN"io N, Aprl ~.
Washington is decidedly dull true there
are thousands OF strangers, from all sections of
the country, now in our midst who daily
throng the several departments in quest of the
spolls OF office. Our hotels, also, and board
ing houses, are doing thriving business but
that feyerish excitement, consequent upon the
incoming Of a new administration, has, in a
great measure, died away.
The guIllotne, as you are aware, has alrea.
dy been set in motion. The press for office is
unprecedented, and many estimable men and
elnclent o1hcers have been obliged TO submit
10 decaplatlOn IN accordance. now, with the
memorable decree of party. The Wing ins
cumbents seem to be resigned to the fate which
awaits them in prospective; for, if Madam Ru-
NOR is to be believed, there will be a pretty
extensive Sweep" though not an entire one,
in all the departments and bureaus, as, also.
wherever the Executive patronage extends in
the several States Of the Union. Whether this
policy will be fully carried out or not, am I'M
able TO say, but am Inclined to believe that
there is ground for the report.
Col. Nourse, chief clerk in the Registers
Office, has, learn, been notified that his ser.
vices will be dispensed with after q certain
date. He has held his present position for up.
wards OF half century. General Thompson,
chief clerk in the Third Auditors Office, has
received similar notification. 1t is said that
Stephen PleasontCn, ESQ.,, Fifth Auditor, will
also be removed. Mr.. z. has held this Office
for forty years. The above gentlemen are in
independent circumstances. Quite a large
number of clerks in the Sixth Auditors and
Pension Offices have recently been removed,
and the work will be resumed in other Bu.
reaus connected with the departments in few
days-so ! am informed.
The Postmaster General will, in few days.
direct his attention to the special route agen.
cles. 1t is generally believed that the present
lncumbents will be superseded bv the politi.
cal trends of the administration--the outside
pressure for these places being irresistible
And here take occasion to express a hone
that II changes are 10 be made 10 this branch
OF the servlce) the claims of Mr.. Charles T.
Hull. tor several years the efficient and ac-
complIshed mail agent between Richmond and
washington, may receive the favorable consid-
Grafton OF the department. Mr.. Hull, learn,
is an applicant tor q special agency, in the
event OF vacancy. His ripe ext erience in
postal matters-his long and faithful services
In the responsible position he now holds, sure
~ must warrant the confident expectation en-
tertalned by all his friends without distinction
OF party, of the ultimate success of his appli-
cation.
am informed that the Hon. MIR. McLana,
han, OF Pa, has been rendered the Office of
Solicitor of the Urea sury, vice Judge Legrand,
OF Baltimore, who declined thu appointment.
HENRICo.
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SUNDAY TRAVEL.

We learn from the Charlottesville AdVoca''
and the Stanton Spectator, that pet'.lo" ~ .,
disseminating Sunday travel on the .e""N'
Railroad is in circulation in those t"o
This, we presume, is one step 10 '"e
tinuance of The Sunday Mail also. Tor 'he .." -,
pany will hardly engage to cary
once week with no other prospect V
nerat,en than such as arises lfo''' SUI"
r;aro. The ne,tioners seem TO nave oi"'ie"'
-. c.o,, those entertained in England
There il was proposed 10 s'oP '"' -N"" vi
Sunday but not the uavei.
T., i hardly necessary TO point out the ex'
.,a sbsurdity of stopping travellers once a
vesk upon such a line as the Central IS ex
.a,,.d to be. By casting the eye over the
man, any one may see at glance the vast
svstem of railroads and steamboat commu-
nication beginning on the North with Cana
da. and ending with Mexico on the South, and
extending East and West from Cape Henry 10
the boundary of civilization, with which this
road will be connected as soon as il shall have
reached the Ohio. The hopes of the Company
and of Virginia are 10 drain off the trade and
travel upon these mighty thoroughtares
through means of this very railroad. And yet,
at the very outset, a petition is circulated TO
place upon it an insuperable bar 10 its ulti
mate prCsperity-to make it longer than it ac-
tually is by the whole distance that the cars
can traverse in day. The President of
the Central Railroad announced, some time
since, that it was the shortest route TO the At
lautic by something over one hundred miles,
This advantage il is proposed TO throw away
entirely, while the rival roads to Philadelphia
and Baltimore making no such arrangements,
will become, in point OF travel, each q shorter
route TO the Atlantic, and of course the more
acceptable to the traveller. Titus 1--WE believe,
for it is many long year since we dipped into
the pages of Josephus.) selected the Jewish
Sabbath as the proper day to attack the city of
Jerusalem, because he knew that the Jews
would prefer humiliation TO dissertation of
that holy day. Under the christian dispensa-
ton, nations have not been quite so scrupu-
lous. The battle of Waterloo was fought on
Sunday, and so was that of New Orleans.-
These petitioners seem anxious to place the
Central Railroad Company in worse attitude
than the Jews we're placed in. They make
their rivals present of fifty-two days in the
year, at time when their whole hope consists
in the fact of its being shorter route, and
when fifty. 1.-TWO hours would decide the CUES.
lion against them.
But the Mail, too, must be stopped, if the
cars do not run on the Sabbath. That propo-
rather late in the day TO revive the Sunday Mail
question. Twenty FIVE years ago, when the
Mail crept at the pace of snail from post to
post, it was tried, and decided SO effectuaIly,
that it has scarcely ever held up its head since.
We hardly think it can prevail now in these
days of railroads and steamboats,.
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WORD IN SEASON

III W ~ = y JIFfsUNs-'MhS UAWS'
"A COUGH ELlAlR-Fhe prevalence of colds
the present season, arising from sadden CHANCES
OF weather, has rendered extreme care Dacessayv
Those who have used Mrs DAVIS Cough Elixir'
have found speedy relief. friend who lad been
suffering for several days with cold on the lungs
accompanied by painful cough, states that be Was
relieved By using half the contents Of bottle
This Elixir carries off phlegG, soothes Irritation
and produces a decidedly beneficial effect on the
whole system. tits extensively used in all puImo
nary complaints. Manufactured only BIZ MrsA-B
DAVIS, Main street Richmond
tor sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT L.
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CgAs. n
YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street. and
BOUCHER d. MELTON. Broad ST., and CHaS.
MILLSPAUGH, Druggist, Richmond aD2q
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NEW PUBLIcATIoNs.-With his usual prompt
ness, Mr.. L. L Smith. periodical agent on Main
street, opposite American Hotel, furnishes with
copies of Geason's and Barnums Pictorals for
this week-the Herald, and Gotobed Tom, new
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MAYORS OFFICE, April 2s.-Judging from the
very frequent violations of the following provis
ions of the ordinances of the city am induced tc
believe that they have never been generally known
to the citizens, or if known, Il at they have beer
as generally forgotten, and therefore now cause
them to be published.
The ordinances of the city are much the Law
OF the city as ale the laws of the Common wealth
and the good order Of the city requires that they
should be enforced against all offenders
JOSEPH MAYO Mayor
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POLITICAL MEETING The citizens of Church
and Union hills are requested to meet at the Tenn.
perance Hall, Church Hill, this evening at clock.
Fendall Griffin and Rotert A. Mayo, Esqs, the cam
ddstes for the county, have been invited to attend
and are expected to diress the meeting.
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49, News! News! News The va.
49, rious Newspapers and Publications of
lhs uay may always be found at the Newspaper
and Periodical Depot Of L L SMITH, opposite the
American Hotel. He keeps always on hand large
assortment of all the Standard Works, and Ro.
mances, Song Books Toy Books. Prints, Station cry,
&c, and we recommend all in want of articles in
his line to give him call
Remember that his store is opposite the Ameri-
can Hotel. an 26-6t
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. CHTLDRENs' AND YOUTHS

WA CLOTHING The subscriber has jus,
received full assortment OF BOYS CLOTH.
ING, of all sizes and qualities, from to II years
OF age. The quality of work and mate rals as
is well kRown by those who have tried them, are
no where excelled, and the latest and most ap.
proved styles always to be found here, and
to which he respectfully socits call from those
in want of such JOHN II RIDDICk,
Sign of the Little Boys, opposite Swan Tavern.
l. 3rk
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ASSAULT Andrew, slave to Mr. J. Steel was, on
yesterday punished with 90 la.hss for ssssulting
negro named Joseph, slave to Cornelius Crew, al
Thorntcns tobacco factory, On the goth inst.
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The CUSTOM HousE.-For several days past Mr.
LYNCH has been dscharging his duties as collector
for this port. His assistants are: RICHARD H. LoR
TON and MABoELLus 7. sTARKE, deputy collectors,
and EDWARD MCCARTHY inspector.
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FIRE.-The Court House at Greenville, AL
ALBANIA, was destroyed by fire on the night of
the 18th inst. The South Albanian says:
So expeditously did the fire do its work,
that not single paper could be saved the
county records, everything, has been reduced
to ashes. There is no Gale ulating the loss
which the county and individuals have sus.
tanned by this calamity. Hon. s. J. Boiling.
our Judge OF Probate, and E. II. Pickens. our
Circuit Clerk, have both lost their private pa.
pers, notes and accounts 10 large amount
Conjecture is al loss to account for The Ere
but the prevailing opinion is that il was the
work of an incendiary. ""' '"e
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- b. w. sTARKE, Attorney MT

w>Ea Law and Notary PubIic.-Practices
in all the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. As Notary Public, particular attention will
be paid to the taking of Dispositions, Gin or out of
his otfce) Proof aud Acknowled gements of Deeds,
Of Dover, &C. Claims for collec-
ton entrusted to him, promptly offended to.
Office removed 10 No 50, three !oors above City
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond Va.
de 2-ly
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S>-Ga PATENT INFRINGEMENTS- IT Ill 4
PATENT REPEATING PISTOLS. ARMY,
NAVY, AND POCKET S1ZEs, Price sly. For
sale at s SUTHERLAND'S, Main street.
ap 25-1mis* Opposite the Farmers Bank
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J. HAROLD
A NTHRACTTE COAL-T6e .n5

A NTHRACITE C0AL.-The su6.c-75e,- -
Ia hourly expectation Of the arrival az ano
tons broken and screened red ash Anti rsrj,e CO
and 200 tons Foundry Lump, which viii be d sl;''
vered at % IS the cart load or Sc IS the ton. If
taken from the vessel while dischareing DID,.
left at my Office ON 18th street between gsin 40
Cary, will be promptly attended to
ap 29-d3t+ EDWIN II f,Japur
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SOUTH notwithstanding from valpa-
Ia'so represent more movement in the markets
and an increased buoyancy in freiehls. Politi
rather quiet. "e''
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ID EMOVED TO GRACE sTpV4,77-

~ subscriber being unable 10 rent .~i,l me
Store on Broad street, and not wishing IN - sS
has opened Room on Grace streei fop1 s tae,
above the Catholic Church, where NAV he t eoors
variety o. FANG? GOODS aud TOYS, Tor ssls
stfeauced prices Also just received from psfIs
delphis, supply Of double and singh "A rE S1rs
GIGS, the best that is made. Ell
ap 29-6t+ IHapporn
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Religious NOtice.-Elder ALEX.
@EA AMBER CAMPBELL, of Bethany, Vlr.
ginia, is expected to preach in Sycamore Church,
IN Richmond, on the fourth and fifth of May, at ii
O'Clock, A d.. ap 27-t4M&w
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~ ffanconrs HippodrOme, in New York
WIN nave a rehearsal to. day, to which the
A'"'Oef' Oh the press throughout the Union
"e'e invited. 1t will be one of the most Al.
uaetiVe places Of resort ever opened in Nav
York.
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~ Auction NOtice.-Particuar attention is
solicited to the sale of Stock, several first rate
Mich Cows, Farming Utensils, &c, This Morn.
ing, at 10 O'Clock, at WoodviIle, Judge Crumps
farm, on the Mechanicsvle Turnpike, about II
miles from the city.
ap2 ALEX MOTT CO.. Aucts
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MARRIED.

At the First Baptist Church, bv Rev Manly, jr,
on Wednesday, April 9th, 1858, Mr. WIN. II.
HARDGROVE to Miss SALLIE E. LIGON, oil
of this city.
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BXILEp.-James Alexander, imprisoned for mis-
demeauor, on yesterday was admitted to bail in
the sum of Sl00, and discharged from custody.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-This Court did not sit yester
day, consequently no decision was given upon the
motion to quash the presentment against w Pur
cell for Issuing notes of smaller denomination
than IS, contrary to law.
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D>--a thic Physician, Office ON Governor
street. nearly opposite the Governors House.
NH l4-6m*
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II To that portion of the Democratic
Party of the CITY of Richmond camnns ed

II To that portion of the Democratic
Party of the City of Richmond c0mpOs ed
of Adopted Ci,iZens.-The late appointment to
office, brought about by our would be party mana
gers, having clearly shown the small consideration
paid TO our rights and wishes, and as the powers
that be have, by their sanction, confirmed this &C.
ZION, thereby declaring unworthy Of their notice.
the time has arrived when, if we wish to have
our rights respected, we should resent with proper
spirit the slur sought to be cast upon US by the
small clique. who endeavor to have themselves con.
sldered the leaders OF the party there is plenty
OF time for US TO interchange opinions between
now and the election, and the very large MAORI.
ty OF 2e2 votes have been secured in this district
tor our party, suppose our services may be dis.
pensed with for the present. One suggestion |
would offer for your consideration, which s this
That on the day of election, the fourth Thursday
In May next, we remain at home and take no part
In the contest; by that means we may show our
friends that our services are of small rdlHe. What
think you OF the suggestion should it meet your
appreciation, you will hear more hereafter from
ap 29-2L* AN ADOPTED CITIZEN.
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49, ROPER 81 MURRAY, UNDER.
ee>-S-A TAKERS. Governor street, between
Main and Franklin. fe 2S-ly
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Washing and BIeachips-T

D>E> Virginia Magic Washing Fluid is the
greatest discovery ever made for washing clothes,
securing floors, &c. 1t saves time, laoor and hard
rubbing The genuine article is prepared only by
ap2l-3m E. J PICOT, Druggist
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80 AtAdam & Cos Family Bakery,
w. l44 Main street, can be obtained Bread,
Rolls, Biscuit, Crackers, Cakes of all kinds, Fruit
Pies, &c, manufactured daily from the best mate.
rails Balls, Partes &c, supplied at short notice.
Orders promptly attended to- ja28
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DISMISSED Woodson Warburton was, on yes
terdsy, brought before the Mayor ON the charge Of
threatening to assault George Bender, but at the re-
quest ofthe complainant the warrant was dismissed
upon payment OF the costs by Bender.
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- Religious Notice To

>R$s Religious Notice TO correct the
~A mistake made last Sunday, announce
that will deliver Sermon at the Synagogue, on
llth, near Marshall street, next Sabbath, (Satur.
day the 30th of ApriD that day being the last day
of Passover, at 10 o'clock AM
ap 29-2t" Nj. /. MICHELBACHER
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e E. M. DUPUY, the present Chief Assis.
tant Engineer of the Blue Ridge Tunnel, and
H. l.. WALKER, have been appointed Assis.
tant Engineers on the Coyington and Ohio
Railroad
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APPLICATION As we stated yesterday, the May
or ordered young Bradley, the negro boy whipped
for attempting to set fire to of the outhouses
attached to Mr. Williams dwelling, corner of Broad
aud Sd streets, to be brought back into court on
Wednesday, after he received his punishment,
which order was executed Bradley was then re-
manded to Jail on Mr.. Williams complaint that he
expected Bradley would endeavor to fire his prem.
ises again, if set at liberty. Yesterday Mr. Cannon
stated to the Mayor that the guardian of the boy,
Mr.. John G. Christian, of New Kent county, desired
to take him back upon his farm, and that Lomax
Smith, his present employer, was willing to enter
into recognisancs that the boy would be carried
back Immediately, if the Mayor would discharge
him His Honor stated, that if Smith would give
security for the good behavior of Bradley he would
discharge him. This, Mr.. Cannon stated, would be
done, and here the conversation dropped
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DIscHARGED.-The continued case of John Dus.
try, free negro, arrested on suspicion of stealing
two pair of shoes and box of cigars, found in his
dwelling, came up in due order before his Honor
yesterday. He was also charged with stealing a
quantity of anthracite COAL also found on his prem.
ises. Yesterday, producing receipts for the coal
boots and cigars, and proving also by witnesses,
that he had purchased the articles supposed to
have been stolen, he was discharged from custody
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~ At Meeting of the Council of the

H At Meeting of the Council of the
City Of Richmond held April 18th, 1853, it was
ResoLUed That poll be- and the same Is hereby
directed take the of the freehoders of the
city on the question, whether the Council on behalf
of the city of Richmond may subscribe to the
stock of the Virginia Central Railroad ompsny, a
Company Incorporated for work of internal i'm
provement in this State, part OF which is consruc.
ted in aud near this city, an amount not exceeding
two hundred thousand dollars-that the time Of
holding the poll be Monday the ED day of May
1853 and that this resolution be published for one
month and afterwards until the day OF the poll In
at least two newspapers of the city.
copy: WIN. +. SHEPPARD, C. c. K.
an 1O-dt23dMaV
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70 The Richmond Sacred Music Society in.
tends to give concert in few days in the first
Presbyterian Church, (Rev. Mr.. Moore's) consist.
ing OF Solos, Duets, &C., and the choruses of Ham
del and other great masters. The society has been
organised, and in constant practice for nearly 10
months, ana Is iaborlng in addition to the improve
men' 81 It's own members in sacred music, to pro-
mote the cultivation of the science in all classes of
the community. 1t has already been partially sue.
ceasfui in attaining this object there having been
lately established, in great measure through the
exernons OF its members, three adult and two
juvenile classes, which under the direction OF
three gentlemen, members of the society.
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E HE SAFETY LAMP.-A letter from Mr.. J
d. B. EVANS, which we had notroom to notice yes
terday, explains the matter of the safety lamp and
| the probable difference between that he planned
and Mr.. NEwELLs, noticed by the National Intelli.
gencer. Mr. E. represents that he had for some
| time searched the manufactures in vain to find
lamp. protected from those accidents which have
been SO destructive to life At last it occurred to
him that the wier gauze of Sir Humphrey Davy' IS
lamp would accomplish the object aud had lamp
made with tube of this gauze down the centre of
the bowl Afterward, when in Boston, he found a
lamp he had not before heard of, which had a tin
soldered tube with its appertures covered with the
wier gauze He now has some of these lamps but
does not consider them safe, as upon severe test,
dangerous as any. This he conjectures is the same
as Newelrs Lamp. Mr.. Els lamp has no solder
about 1.-THE tube itself is made of wer gauze,
and he had tested it fully, he says, at least a hun
dred times before he advertised it,
Mr.. +. corrects US with regard to his having pa
tented his lamp. His whole object he says, was
to promote the safety of those who burn the fluid,
and not profit for himself. He therefore never pa.
tented it, and has objection to any one using it as
they choose. If any body has made as good or
better one, he will be glad TO hear it, and hopes
their motive was the same as his If any such in.
vention preceded his he is entirely ignorant of it.
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ES There were strawberries in the Nor. |
ioik market Tuesday-rather few and little |
pale.
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COX REWARDED above 7s,S--1 - Il
49, PAD Tor the apprehension and d lei W., Be
.. , ~ i.1 Of a eREEN slave that a5.con5a9
eight inches high not very stout Of - seven Or
color, and his teeth little open 10 from, uofesd
vie at Mrs Susan Crump's in New Ken, r, ne eas
and when last seen was 10 that peigbho-s c9aIig,
ap 29-MSW2S& ADuEOFE
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NOTICE TO TOBACC0lr.C

l ogtaiaed Copyrights for the '.Jo5n CT Gang
and Henry Chapman" Brands OF Tobscco cale9"
iactnred oy Us, all persons infrsios M. manu-,
rlgnts. WIN De prosecuted according to law 'A'o
~ -9-lA MAIIERT 4 EEsrn..
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4 OsT, On Tuesday evening last, on 7th, be-
~ tween Cary and Broad streets, Gold Ring,
much worn and worth but little save to tha owner.
The finder will be suitably rewarded BY leaving it
at this Office. ap S9-4tE