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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

TEMPERANCE CELEBRATr0s-The Re-
chabites and Hutchinson Division, Sons oil Temper
ance, had celebration last night, which was GER
| taioly very interesting one.
Az half past O'Clock, these ORDERS preceded by
Smiths admirable Band. march from their rooms
near 18th, up Nam to 18th, up l4th to Franklin,
| and down Franklin street to Trinity Church.
where they were to be addressed by Rev. Cnas A.
Davis.
| Alter the congregation, which we regret was not
very full one, had become seated, the band
played an appropriate piece oil music
i The meeting was then called TO order by Mar
shall Sharp, at whose request Rev. .Ieorge IA.
Rain, of Portsmouth, offered up feeling and ap-
propriate prayer, which was followed by music py
/ the Band .
| had been invited to speak on the occasion
| Mr. Davis took his position in the altar, remark
ing that he might feel disposed to say something
there which he might not feel disposed to utter from
the nulpit He then directed his remarks to two
objections often urged against temperance organl-
| cations, and endeavored to point out the errors.
| lst Some members of churches opposed these or
ders becau,e as they argued, the church was sum
ont the aid of O her Organizations; and
"a. The intimation the rtioE the CHI ershcd te
lief of some of the friends of.emperance, that every
thing slss must be secondary to this movement
! In examining the first branch OF thu subject, the
| sneaker declared temperance organizations to be
necessary on the score OF humanity apart c as.
pnments by professed christians, their Indulgence In
the use of Intoxicating drinks.
| In tine second branch, he thought the cause had
been injured by the over zealousness of some OF iti
| indiscreet friends, and declared that while man
might be as temperate as the devil hmsei ne Hsh'
be full of sin and inquity :.
He then proceeded to examine the subject in its
moral as we'll as religious aspects. and with much
force portrayed the many blessings had conferred
on mankind while he painted in unfading colors til
misery and degradation which intsmpeTance had
| hronpht upou the human family, and concluded with
touching appeal to the ladies' to lend their iDlu.
ence to cause which carried with it such
| or such woe to the freside of every family in the
land. =,
| When the speaker concluded his remarks the
| Band played another piece OF music ana the ser
| vices closed with q benediction.
| The procession again formed into line aud marched
To the new Methodist Church on Union Hill, where
thew partook of excellent supper prepared ut the
| Fair room by the ladies of the Fair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

New YORK BANK STATEMENT The last
weekly average of the N. York City Banks
shows decrease in specie of 1905, 21O, and
in deposits of s64s,9l5, and an increase of
S740,473 in loans and discounts. and sol o56
in circulation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

WoLFERT's RoosT, AND OTHER STORIES. is
another volume added to the list of Iryine's
works, which the Appletons have published
in very handsome style.
For sale by Buffers & Simons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

THE BURNING OF Col. BENres's DwELL1ss.-It
10 now ascertained that the fire in Col. Beptons
dwelling, at Washington, had been going on for
days, and arose from defective chimney In new
part of the building, and had destroyed the contents
of the office before II was discovered Col, B. had
no insurance either on his dwelling or his furni.
ture
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

CONG AT LARGE.-Henry Davis, slave to
H Rosenfeld, wss arrested yesterday as slave
going at large and committed to prison till the next
term of the Hastings Court. One of the greatest
curses visited the slaves of this city, Is that of
going at large, and as the law imposes heavy flee
against it, persons having control of slaves should
bear that tact in mind
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

BAD PRACTICE AT the request Of q
physician. we call the attention of grocery keepers
to the improperly of selling laudanum to negroes
unless by written order from their overs or
hireu Last summer servant woman, while in q
passion purchased q two ounce bottle Of laudanum
and swallowed the contents means OF revenge on
her master The timely arrival Of hysicians saved
her life, for which the weaked minded creature was
afterwards vary thankful A night or two since
BILE citizens was caught In dishonest act and to es
cape punishment procured bottle Of lsudanum, but
before he had opportunity Of usins 1t, was cap.
tured and deprived of the deadly drug There two
instances enough to show the Improperly Of sell
ing such articles slaves and II IL to be hoped that
grocers win bear them In mind
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR The telegraphic re.
porters fell into error In stating tina. Gov, Pol
lock, OF Pennsylvania, would have to appoint q
successor to Senator Cooper before the meeting OF
the next Congress. 1t has been decided that .
governor Of State has not the power to fill . va.
csncy 10 the Senate occasionsd BY the expiration
of aterm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

HE General Houston delivered his lecture
on Texas, in New York, on Tuesday night
The same night, VIM. L. Garrison delivered
a reply, in the Tabernacle, to his speech on
Slavery, in Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

HORSE OvERBoARD.-Yesterd morn
ing horse in one OF the canal boats in the basin
became FESTIVE, and not exactly understanding his
situation, stepped too far and went overheard =
The noise soon brought the bsstmen to the assis-
lance of the dumb animal as he fioundered abou, in
the water, when they Immediately procured a
cord, threw 1t around his neck, and drew him
ashore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

70 The Board of Ten Governor of the
Hospitals, Almshouses, &C., of New York,
have determined to remove from the offices
under their CONTROL all persons who are not
naturalized citizens of the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

SUDDEN DEATH,-A melancholy occurrence took
place at one OF the government departments In
washington on Wednesday. Mr. Samuel Whiting
oil Fairfax county Va, who has for several years
been clerk in the third Auditors office fell dead
Immediately on signing the pay roll for his months
salary Verdict visitation of God
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

LAID OvER.-Herman A. Lucas came
before the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge
of receiving stolen goods, theiproperty of Mr. Geo.
S Palmer, knowing them to have been stolen -
Owing to the absence of witnesses the examination
was postponed till this morning and the accused ad
mitted TO bail for bis appearance to answer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

DRIED PEACHES are selling unusually
high in the city at this time, owing to the great
scarcity of the article In the markets they are re-
failing at the rates of sc and SO per bushel We
have no doubt that whole cargo might readily
be sold at 81 and s. per bushel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

PRoHIBrroRY LIQUOR Law IN DELAwARE.-The
prohioitory liquor bill has passed the Senate o,
Delaware BY vote of to g. 1t had previously
passed the House. and goes into operation on the
LIST of June.
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You've MSS CHRnrrAr ASSOCIATION.

YOUN0 MISS CHRlsTiAN ASSOCIATION
The lecture for this week before the Association will
be delivered BY Rev DR.. Howell, this evening". At
u O'clock. In 81 Jsmes Church. We know Of no
ons who has warmer heart or more generous nature
thsn he-nos need 10 inform the community Of his
powes 70 interest And nstrpct them on such "a ocsa
sion. We bsspssh for him - ovsraowing a..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

MEoHAkIos' MEETING The committee
appointed by meeting of portion of the mechan
les OF Richmond, to take suitable steps for erecting
a monument over the remains of the late Thomas
J. Glenn, will hold meeting on Saturday night
next when every member should be present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

THE MAILs.-The morning and afternoon
terday. The ice boat Powhatan was back
again on the line, and in spite of the ice the
trips were successfully ACCOMPLISHED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

VIM. Jackson, formerly member of Congress
from Massachusetts, and leading free soiler, died
on the 9th of Feb ruary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

GfRIous AccIDEET.-E0me few days
slnce Mr. Jscob Poe, very industriors citizen, 10
the employ OF Messrs Anderson & Co, lost one o.
hs eyes By scintillations from iuruace IN the sr
snis Foundry, while engaged 10 casting one o. .n1
large cylinders for the steam frigstes now being
built for the u. 8 Government
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

NEAT PREsENr.-We are indebted to the
ladies of the Methodist Fair on Union Hill, for a
very handsome present, which we appreciate the
more highly, coming as 1t does from such fair
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

DEMOCRATIC MERr1sa.-The Democrats OF
Orange county held quite an enthusiastic meeting
last Monday. Thomas N Welsh, John H. Lee,
Shelton p Leake, BENZ. II. Berry, George l.. Cor.
don and A. r Blakey were the speakers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

We undergnnd The three negro women belongings
70 Mrs. ATmistssd Of this town who wsrs supposed
TO have escaped Some tims ego to the North. were
found In Norfolk, yesterday. and secured In Mr..
Halls jaii.--Povfs. 1ras WtdsesdGy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

IsJuREp Mr.. VIM. Dunn, an employs e
AZ the Tredepar Works, has had the misfortune TO
Iose portion Of one OF his thumbs by getting bic
hand csueht in the machinery. The loss y very
serious one TO him. as il will prevent him from re-
Stunning his labors for some time 10 come.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

CROWDED Dock yesterday was a
busy day for the Mayor and High Constable, who
were engaged several hours In dlsposing OF civil
warrants There were 132 cases docketed, each Of
which had to be called and decided or continued
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

ACCOMPLIOEs.-Betsy Martin and Sarah
Fortune, free negroes, were arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday, to answer the charge of receiving
a blanket from John, slave, knowing the same 10
have been stolen. The evidence falling to estab-
fish the charge the parties were acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

4 T meeting of the r. L. /. Blues, held
IA the 18th February, 1855, at Lafayette Hall,
ON motion
Resolved That the thanks of the Company be ten
ds1ei to Messrs. VIM H. GOODMAN Co, Propsie-
tors of the St Charles Hotel for the Supper gem
srousiy furnished the Company on the evening of
the Goth inst previous to leaving for Philade phis;
and that the resolution embodyng the said note of
thanks bs published in the Daily Dispatch
Extract from the minutes.
GEO. C. WILDE,
NH Pit Assistant Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

IMPosITIoN.-Some person sent us, on
Wednesday, from Cumberland, marriage
notice in which Henry Rosenhe'na was re-
ported as having married young lady OF
that county. We are informed that the com
munication WIS hoax, and that Rosenheim
is not only not married but that he lisa youth
only sixteen years old The communication
purported to bea bona fde affair, with name
(of course assumed) signed to it. We cannot
conjecture the motive that could have
prompted such hoax-it may have been
merely mischievous, or it may have been ma
lignant. We do not know the parties. But
the mildest light in which such practical jo-
king can be viewed, would justify exposure
and punishment that would noe soon be for
gotten, if the perpetrator could be found out.
The MS, which we suppose is in disguised
hand, has been given up to gentleman In
terested in finding out the author.
TO be guarded in future against any such
trick, no marriage notice will be published in
this paper, that is sent by mail, unless it be
vouched for by some person in this city, or
we are ourselves, from what We know, salts
fed of its correctness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

RESTORING ORDER.-The number of
rows and disturbances, as well as the disorderly
character of some of the fish mongers In the second
market, will be the cause Of inducing the Council to
pass an ordinance by which the public may be re
iieved of such characters. The subject was
brought before the Council, last Wednesday even,
ing and referred to the committee on the markets,
with authority to report by ordinance or other.
vice; and we have very little doubt that they will
report in favor of preventing men who are noto-
riously quarrelsome and dsordely, from selling In
the markets. This remedy will be the only proper
one and the sooner it is applied the better
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

Nor PROvED.-John, slave to L. & S
Hargrove, made his appearance before the Mayor
yesterday, TO answer the charge of stealing coat
and five blankets from Robert, slave, Tue sday
last. After hearing the evidence of Witnesses the
accused was dismissed, his honor believing the
evidence insufficient tor conviction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. March L.

ARRIVED,
Schr Manchester, Chichester, New York, days,
mdz. d Curre.
schr Courier, Rogers. Boston. mdz, d Currie.
schr Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore. mdz, w D
Colquitt & Co.
Schr Brilliant Bailey, Baltimore, mdz, w Col.
quit & Co.
quit 4 Co
SAILED,
Steamship Virginia Teal, Philadelphia, Irdz and
passengers.
Schr John Bell, Ham, Boston. mdz. ID Cufrie.
Schr Connecticut, Burrows, New York, mdz w D
Colquitt Co
schr Henry Clay, Forrest, Back River.
Schr VIM Colqut, Phillips, cleared at Baltimore
for Rich mond 18th ult.
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DID,

At his residence in the county OF %
~. r;sht of the 2B.h ut. fcer proffaste hno.s
NJ Tfa0MAs p. WINFREE, In the 46th yesr OF
his age. - II. LATE ,s,id suce
auaintances Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02
CAeED.-Patrick Max6eld a

was arrested by officer Seal, yesterday afternoon,
and Gagged, on the charge of threatening to assau
and beat Cyrus Msxfeld, and having no papers
He will have hearing before the Mayor this NOR
ming
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

MOTT C E.-The co partnership in the
IN mercantile business st the Glover iii Scmu,it
in the county of Cheste cid, existing between the
under gned, was this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent Either partner will attend to the settlement
of the affairs of the concern. All persons indebted
will please csme forward and settle their respective
dues WILLIAM 2. PUCKETT
TAOS. J. CRUMP.
February 14th 1855. NH 2-2ts
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GREAT EXHIBITION
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT,
TyHE GRANDEST EXHIBITION
EVER IN RICHMOND.--Tha splendid
MAGIC DIORAMIC PAINTINGS,
By;pa rticuiar request win remain week ior ger
ar uDD FELLOWS FALL, commencing MON.
Day MARCH 5n. Admission 12A cents only
These Paintings have be.n visited, since their sav
In Richmond by over 1000 peTsons, and have been
pronounced the greatest exhibition ever exhibited
10 this city.
The great and sublime life moving figures, 6 feet
In height surpass any other exhibition of the age,
and have never been xiibited ia Richmond befors
to conclude with the most gorgeous dsp " by the
exhibition of Chinese Fire WORKS.
~ Doors open at u o'clock-commencea tA
HGo carly II you wish to obtain good seats.
NH 2-8t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

At meeting of Phoenix Co. No 5, held on Satur
day evening" 9th inst, the resolution of the Board
of Directors, expelling from the Fire Department
Mr.. A. Leary, member of Co. No s, was presented
for consid GRAFTON; and, motion, it was
Resolved, That committee of three be appoint
ed to prepare resolution expressive of the OF
the Company. in regard tn the action of the Board
the same to be communicated to that body
The undersigned having been sppointed for the
purpose beg leave in the discharge of the trust to
pressve of the sentiments of the Company, as I'M
d rstood by us:
Resolved, That the Board of Directors of the Fire
Association be and are hereby respectfully request
ed to reconsider the vote by which resolution ex.
pelpg Mr. A. Leary IA member of this Company
from the Association was adopted in order tnst Mr.
Them to answer the allegations contained in the re.
solution of expulsion
} 5SS Sa RENE Jn, Committee.
January 29th. 1855
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02
SOIREES MAGIQUEs.

MR. MALONE RAYMOND,
LECTURER. BUMoRrsr AND AUTHOR OF
I'm HOUR IN IRELAND AND OTHER LANDS"
II AS the pleasure to announce that he
IL has engaged the attractive and valuable ser.
vices of the far famed Magician,
MACAIIISTER!
For limited number Of Performances in this and
SOUTHERN CITIES,
Previous to the return OF the
REAT NE CT MANCER
TO E u ROPE.
This celebrated Professor of the CABALsTIC
ART has just rsturned from a most successful tour
through
G ANA DA.
N0TA Scotia. lie,
Where his SOIREES were attended by crowds Of
RANK AND FASHION,
Including His Excellency
SIR EDMOND HEAD,
LADY HEAD,
NAVAL AND MILITARY OFFICERS,
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT &c
During tn visit alluded to- MALONE RAYMOND
secured to the great Magician the sum of
$40, OOOi!!
For a series of his att ctve and popular perform
ances Acknowledged by the united Press of Europe
and America superior to al attempts of aspiring
pretenders to the Art This gifted descendant Of
TIL TIRE
FL We MIG II rs,
COMMENCING
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, !,
And 4 following Evenings,
AIDED BY
MAD. MACALLISTER!
AS THE
WIZARD'S PAGE.
The beautiful CABINET and NECROMANTfC
WONDERS of the Wizard will be nightly dis
played including the grand Scientific and Brilliant
Feat of
Lighting $50 Candles at Pistol Shot
THE douse previously yelled in darkness)
The Mystic Cards; Spanish Harlequin; Mechanical
Pescock Chinese Confectionery; great Watch
Feat; Cabalistc Teapot; Magical Hat; Won
derful Clock; Inspired B ellis; Nose Ampu-
tation; Fortune Teller; Tower of
Time Port-Poo;
THE BEAUTIFUL SHAWL FEATn
AND
ERIAL SUSPENSION,
MAD. MACALLISTER,
&C., &c, &c.
MR.. j. NJ. WESTON,
Secretary to the great Magician, to whom all busi.
ness matters must be addressed.
" The MAGIC TROUPE opens IL The WI.
ZARD appears at u O'Clock.
~ Boxes and PaTquette, so cents Second Tier,
% cents Centre Gallery, so cents Colored Gal.
lery. East S7a cents. Do West, Is cents.
u Box Office open from 10 to O'Clock and to
= when Seats may be secured. NH 1-3t
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At a subsequent meeting of the Company, the fol.
lowing resolutions were adopted:
The Board of Directors having refused to complv
with our request for alton of the vote on
the resolution expeilins Mr.. A. Leary from the A..
ISOLATION, be 1t ~ -
Resolved. That thu summary expulsion Of anv
member OF the Associston, upon parte te stimo
however veracious and high In authority the vii.
nssses may be- 10 an exercise of power that viii al
ways receive our unqualified disapprovsl
Resolved, That we have ever REGARDED Mr. Iaaxr
40 one of the most quiet orderly and efficient ms M,
bers OF our company, and therefore find Il difficnt
TO be rec nciled 70 the belief that he has acted in
manner which should have exposed him 10 Inc sx :
Board. " sne
Resolved, That while we recognize tba ,,.h, ~
the Board TO sxpel any fireman for violation a. A..
der and decorum, we are ct loss TO concsiva hc,v
an impartial verdict can be arrived At unless tSa ~
eusea peImittsd TO appear In hia own defence. ana
70 sdduce Iebuttlng testimony. II he csn-a n1ivts
nsi. sasss ctimi'
Resolved. therefore, Thatwe feel eop.tr.,n.s =.
spectfaly, but enphsticay, 70 protest sssinst ~
nctisn OF the hoard, q proceedinr ~ ~s,s..ss
with orr idea OF equity and Justice =, '-'ss
Resolved. That the Secretary cornnnunia.te . an.
Of these resOlutisns the Hoard 81 Dir.cecvs ~
Associations and also farnsh NJ. Leasy With -.
lar copy. il
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Uuw SPECIAL NOTICES.


DUrLOP, MOSQUE Il Co ask the attan-
Hon Of desIers to their cargo ssls Of SUGAR and
MOLASSE6, at kockstts eonmencins Il i64 o'erk
this morning, without r~sasd tn weather mhz
SPECIAL NoTIcE.-We invite the atten-
ton Of the public and those IN wspt 70 %. sale Of
WATCHES, &c. THIS MORNING. st II O'clock
After cosnG sII belonging to Elias HaIes stock We
win commences and sell the finest stock OF Watches
Chains. he ever before effsred In this market 1t
Auction. For particulars see advertisement.
NH 2 LARUs SHINE, Aucts.
On FRIDAY, March ID at IL o'clock,
we will commences to sell the Watches. LOCKETs
kc., nc. LAhUS SHINE,
NH Aucss.
AUCTION NoTIcE.--Mr WV. 4. Bur-
TIERS, having had much experiences 90 : Saleupap,
will evs his personal attention TO the sales Of public
and private Libraries Books Stationery, OH Paint.
iugs, Engravings, &c.
BUFFERS sTMONg
Booksel and statione-s, 1877 Main ct,
fe 14-1mif