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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-18

Rev. Ant. Brown, (strong-minded woman1 in a
recent lecture in Philadelphia, said among other
things, whoever would make mark in the world
must make his own mark not the mark of another.
~ Is more noble Tor goose to hiss like a goose
than to make a miserable imitation of a niebt;n.
ool - " AiShAlAA1-
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Ex.Gollector Bronson comes out for Nebraska n
and Kansas rs In Mr. Douglass bill-at least 40 we
understand his letter TO the Hon. Mr.. Cutting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-18

sit Company, on the road leading from Lake Mica
ragua TO San Juan del Sud, is made entirely of ma
hogany.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-18

Rev. l.. l.. Witch, President of the Madison
oia) Female College, died in that place few days
ago.
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ITHE sTETHOSCOPE-The nronertr


Il and organ OF the Medical Society of Virginia -
January, February aud March Nos just received,
containing the following original articles:
IN January No.
An Essay on Burns, by }. Wistar Wake, M D.,
OF Chesterfield Va
Report Of f case of Suicide; read to the Med CHR.
Soc, by James Bolton, M. ID.
Case of Injury from penetration Of Hay Fork in.
70 The Abdomen; recovery; by Chas. r.. Kemper, NJ.
D., Culpeper Co, We.
=, Case of Poisoning by Creoscte; by Ed. f. Williams,
Harrsonburg.
Report ofa case of Congestive Fever quinine used;
by Dr.. Richardson.
ton >"''
. IN FEBRUARY AND MARCH Nos
Anofnve Treatment Of Pneumonia; by r. L. Madi.
SOP, Petersburg, Va
treatment Of Pneumonia: by Y. C. Blakey. NJ D.
Vile. Ala. ''' "i i"ooie'-
Phiyinasia Dolens by R. w. Haxall, NJ. d. Rich.
n f4nsls HoInstodes of the Eye; by Jas Bolton, M.
Together with great variety of valuable reading
nj, - pt'ons received by A. MORRIS,
81 Main
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THE DAILY Y DISPATCH.
BY J. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH is served to subscribers
at SIX AND eUkRTER csNTs PER WEEK. payable
to the Carrier weekly Price for mailing, 81 year
Ia advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every FRI
day and mailed to Subscribers at 81 per annum.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

q The circulation of the Daily Dispatch exceeds
that Of all the Daily papers of Richmond
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SPECIAL NOTICES

UENERAL MEETING OF THE BAR.-THe
members of the Bar practising in ali Or .nv os ~
Courts held in the city of Richmond, are invited 10
attend meeting to be held at the Office az tis
the 2oth of March at ~ o'clock p NJ to receive tbs
report OF the committee appointed at the meeting
OF the iith instant, concerning the rule rscently
adopted by the Court of Appeals NH I7~3fsA
DIR. BRAINERD can be consulted at the
Exchange Hotel Richmond, until March 18th He i,
ence in this city. ''Po"u-
DR.. BRAINERp has restored peasons to perfect
II weeks to So years standing by from 10 seconds 70
minutes application, by scientific method. Of hid
own discovery without cutting pain or wash
DR.. b. has also cured cases of inhamuation Of VA.
rious and aggravated grades; pain FROM and ntele.
rance OF light; far sightedneRs loss Of sight from
age, ana near-sightedness-all of which have fsl
mained permanent to the present moment
Advice or treatment given to the poor gratis
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number of the friends and admirers of Mrs
sioan' IN Charleston, are about to present to thai
lady case of beautiful golden ornaments.
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Inc San Antonio Western Texan, of the Cd
Col Stem ~ -
we learn that Col. Stem formerly Indian agent,
was Killed by a party of Indians few days since,
about four miles from Fort BelknaD while ridina
out in a buggy with another gentleman, who also
shared the fate of the Col. The particulars of the
unfortunate affair we are not informed of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-18

EOK SPRING. ls54.-Having just re.
turned from trip North with mos s,,,a,h
STOCK OF Gentlemen's Furnishing and Faney aaods
we would invite the attention OF purchasers In on,
se4eelion: Our assortment embraces an exfens;Ss
variety OF all the lesding styles Of the most csIsh
Tea French and English fabrics. Call and exan,ipe
VIM. y. ADCOCK L Co.
ma 10 ain street. under Am Ho,sl
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FREE LECTURE, ON MoNDAY EVENING
the goth instant by DR.. WILLIAM r., MASSEY, Of
Baltimore in the AFRICAN CHURC 1T, on
Broad st., commencing at o'clock.-This Lecture
will be given with SOME EXPERIMENTS asintroduc-
tory to series intended to follow Electricity s
various notifications and adaptations, with NUMs1
RoUs EXPERIMENTS and illustrations. +sE :.
The Ladies and Gentlemen of Richmond are re-
spectfully requested to attend. st.-f {.s'-. :
The attendance of Ministers of the Gospel and
members of the Medical Profession is earnesty so-
hcited. NH l6--4t%
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( ,IDER-50 bbls. extra Champagne CT.
- der Of fsuperioIoeuaiity, just received per stea.
"'st, snd Tor sale by ]. B. STEGAL
"s ~ No. "a Main st.
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RICHARDSON & CO.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS.
s5 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND VA.
SPRING. 1854.
Statesmen.
w. B. HOPKINS, Lexington,
IoHN +. KENT, Montgomery,
PsTER Law. Danville,
THoS. ]. CHsRLToS, Montgomery,
J. b. FAULKNER, Halifax, Va
MYTH the invitation to the Merchants
w of Virginia, North Carolus and Tennessee
examine stock Of DRY COOS this season
give The assurance Of having large and general
soytment of ENGLISH, FRENCH and GERMAN
MANUFACTURE, which with every variety of
AMERICAN FABRIC, selected with special refer
TO the trade Of those States will make stock
complete and embrace all the articles usually found
ia Wholesale Dry Goods Store, both Staple and
Fancy, on all OF which we will be content to place
moderate prices on accommodating terms
ALSO The most complete sssoriments. in the city
OF CARPETINGS RUGS, DOOR MATS, PIANO
and TABLE COVERS, sc &c, which will sell
in quantities TO suit purchasers
RICHARDSON X CO,
nah T-dlmAc8t % Main street
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HAVANA CIGARs-WM. d. MERIwETH
Err invites the attention of dealers his stock Of cf
CARS, the largest in this city, and comprising more
nestle Cigars.
Constantly on hand and for sale, LEAF ToBAcco,s
for Cigars and the celebrated Denicofised Smoking
End door from Columbian Hotel.
NH 4-lm Gary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-18

BRAND CUTTING.-Brands of all sizes and,
designs for marking Flour, Tobacco Boxes, Bags Ma
chinery, Linen. &c, made to order. T'
M. g. WHITMAN, 5fsx
At Langley's Tin and Gas Fitting Establishment
18th st., between Main and franklin q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-18

BALLARD's HAIR Dye NEW AND IMs
PROVED EDITIoN.-THE CHEAPEST AND BEST in
THE WORLD Warranted not only to color the Hair
any shade from light brown to jet ba ok in twenty
minutes but to correct all bad colorng produced by
any other Dye, and is positively way injurious. t.
the most complete and desirable article offered
to the public. Price 81. sE. ssfzt
BENNETT & BEERS,
ma lin Agents for Richmond.
FIRE AND MARINE Insurance COMPANY
The VALLEY COMPANY OF WINcnEsTER, vA.--i
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
Office at the Bookstore of KNOWLES u WAL
FORD, corner Main and lith sts. sif9 95fA
RA few dollars paid for insurance, 10 security for
thousands NH 6--dfm
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To ALL WHOSE HAIR Is FALLING OFF or,
TURNING GREY, would advise to use FLETC H.
ER'S HAIR TONIC, prepared by John johnson. It
is the best remedy for the Hair that 10 now in IL
acts like magic in eradcating Dandruf from the
Scalp. It makes the cosrsest hair soft and plant;
nor is there any preparation for the hair equal 70.
cations week being sufficient to keep in healthy
condition.
No Lsdy's toilet should be without bottle. ~
1t is seld by Bennett Beers, A. Duval, John H.
Blair, Broad street. and under the American Hotel,
Wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer -
JOHN JOHNSON. IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-18

HEsRY G.. CAxNos, ArToRsEY At Law,
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissions Of Deeds
Gc-, for New York, Pennsylvania. North Csrolinas
South Carolina, Alabsma, Tennessee. Ohio, Indi-
ana, Missouri, Wisconsin, lowa, &c. 8 asE.Ia q
Practices in the Courts Of Richmond city and Heay
rico county. VIII sttsnd promptly e I'll Legal ard
Ofics on FranklIa near Govsrnor street. -,
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AMxNIoAN HorFL,

ABxL u. Marc, ATTORNEY AT Law AVA
NOTARY PUDLIC.o@eson on rrsnk)in slzssk up1>s,
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LAsDs-FRANK @. RUFFIN. Se<ye-f
NJ AUGUST offer their services TO the public -
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase Of
LANDS in Pvginia and the Southern and Wsstsrs
States. s4# ats7s
ofhce-at the office Of the Yn0iaia State 4zsyiek..
tdydt Society No. lis Main street.
N. AUGUST, NerARy PusLIc AND AccouHrAa ar. (
Office--aa above n
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"DIscRErIos IS THE BETTER PARr or
yAIoR n-Therefore be discreet and don't be hurn.S
bnered and deceived by moonshine advertisements.
Be wise and call on Mr.. r. T.. MOULSON and have.
your pictures TAKEN as insures and waxrsuts en-.
tire satisfac csion sale to all who may give him
their kind patronage. ks8f F{2 ilJ
have on hand, at present, q very handsome as- )
sortment of Fancy Cases Medaiions Breast Pins and
FingerRings all oftbe finest quality. which cannot
help pleasing the tastes Of all my tasty friends and
customers. s5tF9 etkAEsg ?
Pictures from 81 to $75. s.asY *, /,
r. E. MoULsoN,
feR Hall of Science, l10 Main Ut.
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SOME OF THE STOCKHOLDERS in the Rich,
mond and Charlottesville Turnpike Company having
failed to comply with requisfion to pay the $5 per
share by the 18th iEst they now requested To
pay the same by the lst of April is important to
the interest of the Company. 5T
JOHN B. CRENSHAW,a..,f
mn l6-dtIAp President.
GEO. w. WILLIAMS & CO., COMMIssIoE
MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA-Ofice on 18th street,
opposite Shockoe Warehouse-wil attend strictly to-
will promptly execute orders for the purchase or
Goods, &c They solicit the patronage of their
friends and the public generally.
GEO; w. WILLIAMS.
Butte record., 1854-10-28
NUMBER 81
THoRS. THE MrLLroSsfRr AT Sara

Thorn, THE MILLIoNAIRr AT SARA
roGA.-A correspondent of the Mobile
Tribune, dating from Saratoga, gives
the following sketch Of an American
Prince
"Thorn to whom | refer, has made a
lion Of himself by indulging in extray-
agances and excentricities. lie is man
who SO eclipses the emperor of Francs
in the splendor of bis ''turn out" Ho
is said to have driven four span Of hors-
es, richly comparisoned, to the most
splendid carriage in Europe. The En-
peror, unwilling that any one should go
in better style than himself ordered him
20 appear no more in the streets of Paris
with the aforesaid establishment.
His party consisted Of his wife, two
daughters, beaux, attendants, pages,
maids, grooms, &c. | witnessed few
DAYS since the ceremony of their prepa-
Ration 10 ride. Five steeds and car
Iiage, with ii groom aud drivers, in finest
livery to each, were first presented op-
posite the U. s Hotel. Next came
tie party with their maids and attend
ants. \ beautiful mahogany bay horse
was fast led up, whereupon grooms and
servants took their position to perform
the feat Of mounting the fair Miss on
her saddle She placed her foot in the
white gloved hand of the groom on the
left side, who gracefully placed her in
the saddle, while on the right stood an
other ready to catch the jewel, if per-
chance, it should drop that way. Theu
came the maids to adjust the riding drees
and place her foot in the stirrup. This
and similar Ceremonies with her sister
being accomplished, the beax aud as.
tendants mounted, the old folks ascend
ed their carriage and off they put as Ii
to funeral This ceremony must have
taken half hour-long enough-as ]
heard an Alabama girl remark, or
Southern party to have mounted and
taken a respectable ride. l forgot to
note that after the adjustment of the
young lldies' dresses, reins, &c., the
horses were sugared (fed) from tho
hands of the grooms, which, | suppose,
was to sNeeten their gaits and spirit for
The evenings performance."
Butte record., 1854-10-28

ExTRAoRDINAY SCENE IN New Or
LEANS CoURT.-An amusing, though ra-
ther pointed, passage-at arms took place
between Recorder Sunni RS AID Ccun
srllor Field, when the case of the fa,r
but frail Jennie Gleason was on the
tapis, and whn the ease was closed the
Recorder ordered the girl to a fine of
ten dollars Mr.. Field protest d against
the act as an outrage on public justice.
Having slep. over The matter, the Re-
corder took hts se.t on the following
morning. and The Counselor took spirit
ual consotation. Eventually, the Coun-
sclor took it into his head to go before
che Recorder, and when there he asked
permission to make II motion Leave
being granted, he launched out into a
running commentary on what he WAS
pleased to consider the Recorders ilIe-
gal act of the previous evening, where
upon the Recorder told him 10 < ho.d
ON And SO the Couns lor did h0id on,
in sense different. however, from thai
intend d by the Rec rider I is brought
the blood to The Recorders ce, and the
ire to his bile, and bringing his knuckles
down hard on the desk before him, he
ordered the Counselor to be committed
to prison for "a aours for contempt OF
court The Counselor mere Observed
that since the present Recorder hid
been presiding, tha Court had neral
ly BEEN considered Il legitimate objec!
of contemai and thep, king has i'm
gers 1T til Recorder, he sdid. ''whil.
clothed in your Iltle br au osity,
YOU may play after thus fashion your
fantastic tricks, but The time will come
when | -h.!l meet >ou on ,qu ! terms.
and then shal have nv revenge, 10
l consider y''n to be nothing but . Id
jackass. " At this jueciure the Record
er abruptly adjourned the Court. and
springiug from hi magi~teriai tripod,
app AIRED drt' rmined 10 yi>i> the pnrtly
Counselor with a touch 'hr ier talon
is The Counselor, observing The rap
id movement, said, I'm ready for you,
but if you dare to lay = hand on o'e, Ia
kill you as dead as h-l!" drawing at
the SAM time, from under Tia vest. s
pretty "bull dog" as ever drove a
piece of cold lead through a fellows
bread basket. The police here inter-
posed the Recorder returned to his
seat, and the Counsellor was conveyed
to prison to purge himself of his con-
tempt.-Nen Orleans Delta.
Butte record., 1854-10-28

aud see if l have not the exact list of
h m all -
=" Yes, they are all here-eveu the
painting l finished the day before the
duelo
So I was persuaded al the paint
ings in this catalogue are my property.
B ine my property, l do with tn m what
/ please, and please to burn them aye
to burn every one of them, that your
name shall be efiaccl from the glorious
roll o. artists In two hours from this
time, your oil. your conceptions, your
skill, VIII be as complet ly eiftced from
his world as the lines which the archin
traces in the sand are eHaced by tht ris-
log tide. Fire is as destructive as ter"
In vain the p9or artist begged for
mercy The wrongd husband was in
sensible to his supplioations for in Two
hours the servant brought to the artists
large eaithen vessel, commonly used
to contain oil, filed with ashes. It was
all that remained Of his paintings.
Butte record., 1854-10-28
ENGL1sHMEN AND GEORGIAN WoxEx.

ENGLIsHMEN AND GEORGIAN WOMEN.
Crossing a substantial Russian bridge
of wood, stretching over mixture of half
swamp and half stream, we reached .
little Russian village where We were ev-
identity looked upon as wonderful speci-
mems of natural history by tho inhabi-
tants. The houses are composed of
wattle-work or wood, and consist Of
three or four rooms on the ground floor,
the principal room being lined with so-
tas, upon which when seen by us una
wares the residents were reclining. l
never saw so many women to a house,
hold as in this place, about half dozen
to each, and generally exceedingly plea
sing and pretty in appearance, and grace
fpl in their walk At first sight Of US
they generally adhered to the Turkish
custom, and covering up their faces, ran
away to an inner room, or closed the
doors while we passed by but curiosity
soon prevailed; their doors opened
little, and then whole figures came
gradually to view, until at length they
came out in body and unveiled, and
boldly criticised the appearance of the
" Ingleez; ;" they were attired in col
cured or pure white drapery, drawn in
at the waist, and setting off their figures
and fair complexion to advantage. The
men wear calpac and robe supplied
with cartridges, like the Circassians, and
are generally fine intelligent looking
fellows.
Butte record., 1854-10-28


BROTHER JoNATHAN.-1he following
king portrait of Brother Jonathan was
given by Rev. A. l.. Stone, in his ora
ton at Boston, on the 4th July: =" Some
have called him the young Giant of the
West. He has many grades to be sure;
ne does not wear patent leather and ape
the exquisite, but gets up early and dres.
ses in haste he does not spend much
time before the glass. and often is salts
fed with passing his hand through his
hair to keep it from his eyes his shoes
are loose, but he stands firm, and when
he swings them the momentum is consl-
derabIe his hands are large, but they
have hard grip; his shirt collar is stiff,
but keeps hun looking straight ahead ;
his beaver rim is narrow, but it dees not
prevent him from taking an upwardyiew;
his coat is short-waisted, and the cover
ing Of his neither limbs is scant; but he is
growing fast, and bears about him 50
many elements Of success, that it does
notencourage his opponents to try a fall
They make game of him, and that Is jus.
what they find him-sasgs."
Butte record., 1854-10-28
BALLROOM SKETCH.

She wore satin slipper,
A pair of silver shoon,
And seemed the daintiest tripper
In all the gay saloon
Her gown of pink was covered
With richest Limerick lace,
And sweet good humor lowered
Around her dimpling face.
Her hair was brown, or golden
It changed as fell the light
Her bodice scarce could hold in
Her bosom's heaving white;
Her eyes were gay and merry
AS fountain the shade,
And her voice was sweet and cherry
As the thought that it conveyed.
she bent as may the lilly
When the morning treezes glide
Adown the upland lilly,
To the rivers ripling side;
She waltzed, and as outfioating
Her robes and ringlets streamed,
could not keep from noting
How fairy like she seemed.
But when, with heightened color.
She ceased the whirling dance,
A strange and painting pallor
Came Ger her countenance-
l asked her-"0h, forgive me-
Can | serve you '-nay-I will
Ny fears do not deceive me,
You are-you must be ILL.,
"hep she with timid glances,
Prom lips as sweet as thyme,
Replied-"These eastern dances
Ill suit orr Western cline:
Could you-it might relieve me-
q rose upon the hint)-
"A glass of water bring me.
With little-BRANpY lx'r:"
Butte record., 1854-10-28

A devotee lamented to her confessor
her love of gaming 'Ah, madam" re-
piled the priest, '.it is grieviOus sin /;
in the first place consider the loss of
time" "Yes," replied the fair penit-
snt, II have often besrudged the tine
lost 10 ,sr fs;,g ard at.!s--"
Butte record., 1854-10-28

Curious SCENES IN SHANGHAE-A
CHINESE ARTIsT.-A man, seated on the
pavement, holds in his hand white por-
celain tile, about foot square this he
overspreads with deep blue color, from
sponge dipped in a thin paste ofindigo,
and asks us to name flower. I sug-
gest the lotus. He extends his fore
finger, most remarkable fore>fnger,
crooked, flexible as an elephants trunk,
and as sharp as if the end had BEEN
Whitfield off, gives three or four quick
dashes across the tile, and in ten seconds
or less, 10 F.. there is the flower, exsuis-
itely drawn and shaded, its snowy cup
hanging in the midst OF its long, sway
ing leaves. Three more strokes, and a
white bird, with spread wings, hovers
over it; two more, and dog standing
beside it. The rapidity and precision
OF that fore-fnger seem almost miraeu-
lous. He covers the tile with new layers
of colors. and flower after flower is
dashed out Of the blue ground.
Butte record., 1854-10-28

"Sambo, why am locomotive bulgine
like bed bug ?'' 81 glib dat up, Mr.
Dixcp, tore you Ak it." ''Bekase it
runs on sleepers.
Butte record., 1854-10-28

A German almanac remarks that
pretty girl is a fishing rod ; the eyes are
the hook, the sweet smile is the bait, the
lover Is the gudgeon, and marriage is the
butter In which he is fried.
Butte record., 1854-10-28

He who would enjoy the fruit, must
not gather the flower.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-03-18

ways looked heavenly This does make
me think of her
DO you like Closets asked her nus
band throwing open the doors.
'Oh, l like everything. Yes, lis rather
fortunate they are dark; the flies will
keep out nicely. Indeed, | like every
thing she added, running up stairs; we
can get little new house paper soon,
brighter than this, and paper the stairway,
and here we are, chambers small, and cot
tage fashion. Most people like upright
chambers, but DONE you think it pleasant
er to hear the rain rattling down the roof.
Oh, such dear snug looking places--nOt
at all ungainly, and looking out on such
delicious prospect. Besides, here is a
joyful surpnse---a pond, that is, it will be;
oh, am so gIad---just in front of the
house, too! the prettest spot. And when
the trees are all leaied out, and the birds
sing on the branches, right close 10 our
windows---a the garden and meadow
are in full bloom of summer--oh wont we
be happyH
we are happy now;' said her husband,
thanking God in his heart for his cheer
full little wife. 'We are happy enough
now, dear. Louisen
As they were riding home they passed
the new house on the hill.
'There,' exclaimed Louise, pointing to-
wards it-'how much better our little
home will be than that stiff, ornamented
place. Ipity whoever will live there--no
shade trees, 10 nice Ole corners--be-
Sides added she, roguishly, turning to
her husbands, two hundred dollars TO
spend in comfort, is something of a gain
Ah, we have made much the better bargain.
How true is the old proverb. that '1chere
the spider sucks poison, the bee sucks
honey
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