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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-29

GROUND PLASTER.-We keep con-
~ stantly on hand fresh Ground Plaster, and our
care In ee selections from the best Windsor Lump
Plaster Enables us to recommend it a. the best that
can be had. All orders left at our Office on Cary
street, promptly executed.
TALIAFERRO BRO
N. B.-Farmers can be supplied in their own bags
at a reduction in price.
Liberal discounts to merchants for cash.
ia z-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-29

RRANDY, DARK AND PALE.-A few
~ packages very choice for sale BY
jazz DUDLEY L CO. y Main at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-29

DOCTOR ERASMUS POWELL, (late
~ of Goochland) tenders his pro fessonal services
to the ctizens of Richmond. Office on 10th street
rear of Duval Norton. Druggists. ia 23-2w&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-29

800 lbs. SEINE THREAD
TEREs-All sums under 500, cash; under $500.
months; over that amount. months credit for ap
proved paper. KENT, PAINE KENT,
In q .tF Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-29

GOFFE Els bags prime Naracai61
Coffee rsceIvlnE Tor sals by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-29

NORTHERN A APPLE BRANDY
IN just received and for sale by
RAWLINGS L MILLER,
ia q Corner Pearl and Cary SITS.
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To the sovereigns OF America.-For the Las

twenty Brnndrc,hs pills have been some
yey used hy the sovereign people Of these United
Their sale has gone up from ninety thousand TO miO
Of substantial evidence Of the appreciation they
held And let me say In this connection that am mod
proud OF the ayors Of such free and enlightened
than had been received and honored by the highest
HE notes do the same the people follow the example,
uset or say they DO. They take this hater
curry favor with those in stations superior their
They would do THE however poor and miserable the
cine might be in its effects. Not In this
country where mans heart fairly expands with the ber
and knowledge which he feels everywhere people
AZ they please and they do not take medicine
President IT, but because they know
done and its good effects evident them Wherev
Brandreths pills have been introduced they have supe
seeded all other medicines of proessed similar IN
have never been superseded They harmless brea
and powerful as bread to sustain life As food to the
ing, so are Brandreths Vegetable Universal Pills to
sick in danger; saving restoring to health giving streng
for weakness and in fact proving them wort
servant, b. BRANDRErU
Sold at Dr. Brandreths principa ofce Brandreth Bui
nrentrance No IS Canal rect-at Is cents per box wi
full directions; also at the branch ohces No gi owe1
and No 2f1 Hudson street.
The pills may also be had Of ID. D. right, No &C He
ton street, corner OF Lewis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

The BANK ADvERTIsEMENTs.-The public will
learn with satisfaction that the Governor has
resolved upon the dismissal of Mr. D. B. ST.
John, who has given such general dlssatisiac-
ton in the Office of Bank Superintendent. OF
the Mr.. Schoonmaker who has been nominated,
but little is generally known; the public are
however prepared to give him fair trial.
This reform accomplished, it is to be hoped
that the Legislature will devote its attention
to another subject in the same department
urgently requiring reform. We allude to the
rule by which the city banks are obliged to
pay for weekly advertisement in some news
paper or other, stating their specie, loans, &C.,
&c. This is nothing more than q species of
blackmail levied on the banks for the benefit Of
some Newspaper or other; tax which neither
benefits them nor profits the puhlic Every
daily journal Of any standing is prepared to
publish the information contained in the adver-
iisements for nothing, and to be thankful for it
as financial news of Importance. Thus the pub.
lie would lose nothing and the banks would
save a useless expense, were the rule abolished.
We hope the Legislature will see to it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

CsTrSp STATS DISTRICT CouRr-Nos IL l3, So 81, S.,
II, is, SO, 81, II.
srrsrxR couNr-specisl Term.-Nos. %, T. %, SO II,
60, 1It, so, 40, ITO.
ls4 1916 e4t 3s5 1854 1855 1lfa 1851 70 1895 1897
T3ep 1905 1907 laos 14ic TO ls26 $780, 11T2 ISL COS
ols 1890 500. seT, ass, 1lee, ios3, 8.
rts new trial calendar for April May aui June will
b re- az IN the clerks Office on Friday rornirg
IT, COMMON PiAAs.--IAst day for fling nctes ~ sscs
III, te tc morrow, the 2sth instant.
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rec 10 questions Of State pc, -, .,a I'm ,ort.nt
principles Of the party OF ~. - e a naarhs,
He fully endorses the b. 20 ,ha nr;nc;o,es OF the
Order, believing ther % 10 the mos. conservative
,~...rxaa to the = Il W 10 Su0 .
presented W 'ne Consideration Of the country since
estsp.1nh ut OF independence. The rapid 10
nux OF ioip ,gners into the country he thinks viii
uitifnae he subyersive Of our republican instisu-
lions nd ccunaels the repeal or modification of the
%" .raliEation laws to avert such an evil. He re
? ards the Roman Catholic Church as despotc, pro
scriptive and intolerant and is Of opinion that lbs
members should be excluded from tho flies Of the
government in all its departments.
The bill awarding damages to the Rochester mill
owners, for the diversion of the waters Of the
Genesee river for canal purposes, was rep rted to
the Senate yesterday by the select committee
These claims involve an amount nearly equal to q
quarter Of million OF dollars. The Canal APP
praisers are TO pass upon them and report
to the next Legislature and it is quite
probable that before the claimants Arc satisfied the
schedule of damages will foot upa round nillon.
For period of twenty five years these claims have
laid dormant; but all at once the mtllers on the
Genesee are Convinced that the State has robbed
them Of valuable water privileges, and they have
almost succeeded in convincing the Legislature Of
the truth Of their repi esentations.
By the proceedings Of the Board Of Aldermen
last evening, we perceive that the expense Of re-
moving the ruins Of the building in the Park
amounted to s6.907. The number of men employed
on the work during the distressed condition Of the
poor was three thousand one hundred and twenty
eight.
Hon. s. S. Phelps formerly United States Senator
from Vermont, died at his residence at Mddlebury,
on Sunday last.
The Supreme Court of Massachusetts, has dis.
charged from custody the two deserters from the
British army who were convicted u larceny in rob
bipg the military chest at Sydney, @. B., some
months since. The crime being one Of simple theft,
and not robbery, the case was decided by the Uni
ted States Commissioner at Boston as not coming
within the terms Of the Ashburtcn treaty, and the
Supreme Court has confirmed the decision.
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Casualties at Utica.

UTICA, Mareh 70, 1885.
Martin Cavanagh, about thirty nine years old was,
found drowned in the Chenango canal this morning he
leaves family residing here
Robert Brass young aged about eighteen, was
found dead in his bed at his fathers residence THE
forenoon. He retired yesterday afternoon somewhet
intoxcaed and his father with whom he slept retired
at night in q similar condition, and unconsciously
smothered his verdict returned: "Died or
congestion superinduced by strangulation."
Eight or ten persons left here to-day for Kansas
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News for the Pacific.

M steamship Northerr Light, Capt Tnkle2augh, VIII
leave this port this afternoon, at O'Clock, for Punta
Arenas.
Ebe NFw YORK HERAID-California edition-csntwin-
sse al the latest by mail and telegraph from all
rArts Of the world, win be published at eleven O'Clock
this morning Agents viii please send in their orders
N early az possible.
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bU8VOns
THE DEsERrERs FROM THE BRITISH ARMY-THE ASH.

BURTON TREATY.
BosToS, March 20, 1855.
In the supr me Court this morning the two English
soldiers who deserted from Sydney, b. after having
robbed the Queens treasury and who were convicted on
charge of simple larceny for bringing the money here
were discharged from custody, the ground that they
OF be punished here for larceny committed in an.
other kr gdem This Is the the United state,
Conaifsorer refused 10 send the soldiers back under
the Ashbur;on treaty, the ground that the crime
committed was not robbery, but simple theft.
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Movemcnfs OF Steamship

ARRIVAL OF TIE FLORIDA AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH March IS, 1855.
The steamship Florida from New York, arrived here
early on Saturday morning.
ARRIVAL OF THE MARION AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, March "a, 1855.
The United States mail steamship Marion, Capt VIII.
liam Foster from New York. arrived here a. six O'Clock
Ii
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Suicide In H0rnelsvlIle.

HoRSELsyILE, March 90, 1855.
man giving his name as Abercrords about thirty
years Of age committed suicide at the Stafford House,
in this town. las. evening, by cutting his throat from
ear 10 ear. lie is supposed to have bsen iasane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27
Destruction Of a Tow Boat by Fire.

PnuADnPmA, March 20, 1855.
The tow boat 1hunderbot, while towing the brig Ella
Reed down the river yesterday, took fire Chester
and burned so rapidly that the crew had barely time to
escape. She drftsd on the fat, and burned 20 the
waters edge. The brig was detached aud anchored In
the streau,
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Death OF the Hon. s. s. phelps.
RUTLAND, Vt, March "a, rSs

RUTLAND, Vt, March q, 1876.
Hon. 8. s. Phelps, late United States Senator from
Vermont, expired at his residence, 81 KnddIebury on
Sunday, the 18th inst His funeral takes place on
Thursday, 2sth inst.
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lns COMEDY ID frequently peSio rmed. We believe II
was last played at Burton's two three ago
1t is lively, busting affair." with thin and unsatis-
factory plot but with plenty Of busy SCENES odd stua
tons and incidents. We have two eccentric young
women-Hypolita and E1ora-who put ON the con,
no. we never mention 'ems," and start upon Quixotc
expedition to prevent Rosara, the daughter Of Don
Manuel, from marrying any other person except Don
octavio, the brother OF Hypolta. Tho last named
person is precisely the individual that Don Manuel
desires to prevent from marrying his daughter and the
old man. like all the stern fathers in ths comedies
is victimized to q tremendous extent by the
young diplomatists, who materially assisted by
two roguish servants, Trappanh and yiIet!a. After
five acts Of bemboozlng, the enemy is comprehensive
ladies get their lovers and return to the legitimate ap-
parel Of their sex.
The performance last night not good it ought
to have BEEN great deal that Coley bber wrote was
omitted and many thiogs said which he cannot be held
responsible for. This mperfecton made the first part
Of the piece drag The third act however, brought
up by Mr. Bakes excellent acting In the last scene and
the performance from that time till the fall Of the cur
tain, went on very well indeed. Mr.. Hake with the
exception Of one or two points, inclndng that
above named, was not so happy usual in
Don Manuel, and occasionally seemed in a fog about
the words. Mr.. Brousham's nsppanh good-very'
like Figaro, and sometimes very funny. Ono could
hardly help acmrng such dashing rascalty. Don Octs
vic and Don Philip not brilliant parts they well
represented by Messrs Lester and Dyott Mrs. Hoeys
Hypolta was neat weldefned performance, well
dressed and fairly acted Mrs. Brougham too slow
and elaborate for pert soubree Mrs. Conover ap
parenty bewldered ard certainly imperfect in the text
The costumes scenery etc tasteful and appropr
ate The comedy was well received BY very good
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BoAKD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOAKD.
PHILADELPHIA, March 20, 1885,
Stocks very heavy. Money is easy Reading R.
r AK Morris Canal, 14X; Long IslaDd RR, 16L :
Pennsylvania RR AS Pennsylvania State Elves, so.
NEW ORLEANS, March "a, 1856.
Our cotton market is firm. The saes to-day foot up
$500 bales Fair sugar II 4c 4Hc per H. FYeights-
Cotton to Liverpool &c.
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Meiodeon. Triumph over all Compes,tIo,

s d. A H. w. Smiths celebrated meiodsons The hrst|
melodeons at the Grand National Fair held al Washing
ID c. also at the exhibition ~ the Mechanics Charab
siute for the State o. Massachusetts,. For power and
ness o. tone evenness tune. elasticity OF touch beauty
durability Of axe they excel n OF any other
turcr In the United States. Persons desiring sup
nelodcon at very low PRICE are invited 70 call a. tn
agency HORACE WATERS, isS3 BrJadw
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wallaek's Tneafre-Another Revival.

Coey Nbber, who had great deal Of tact and talen.
II he without genius and who could act, talk and
write wel is still the freshest of the wicked old auth,r
whose comedies so delighted our grcat-grandfathsrs.
"He Is worth dozen Of your men," said celebrate
ed actress when he vergng fourscore and many
endorsersfor Peg Woinstons compliment win be found
even in these latter days. I" She Would and She,
Wouldn't" Of the best Of Mr.. Cbbers pieces was
acted last night at Wallacka HAra In the cast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

THE WEATHER AND NAVIGATION AT DUFPALo.
BUFFALO, March 20, 1885,
TIE weather has been quite mild here to-day, although
snow storm has bseS prevailing. The lake is filed
with ice far the eye reach and Il IL the opinion
o. the oises. mariners that Il viii be quite late In the
season before navigation opens.
THE WEATHER IN BOSTON.
BosroS March 20, 1855
Tho esy opened with clear, frosty weather, add clole
v.sb grs. and rain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

sort nent Of celebrated pianos In the United States
6iber, and Co.'S premium .elesn pianos Horace WstI
otfer makers comprising the largest and most desrI
,Sortmsnt in the Union will be sold af prices which
competition, for cash or satisfactory paper PersonS
the city having orders for panoe will hnd IL TO their
vantage TO call on HORACE WATERS, 3s3 Broadway !
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Malls for Europe.
Hm NEW YORK HERkLD-EDITIoN FOR EURoPH.
me Cunard mail steamship Africa, Captain Harrison,
xM leave Boston Wednesday, at twelve O'Clock for
Liverpool
mo European mails win close in this city at quarter
% two O'Clock, this afternoon.
no HERALD (prnted In English and French) VIII be
SuAlished ut O'Clock this morning Single copies
n wrappers, sxpence.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of
sAs NEW YORK HERALD win he received at the following
paaoes in Europe
lEvyRPooL John Hunter, No. Paradise street
tOsDos -. Edwards, Sanford Co., No II Cornhiu
VIM. Thomas Il Co., No. 10 Catharine street.
Fkas. Livingston, Wells Co.. place de La Bourse
M contents Of the European edition 81 the HERALD
xfn embrace the received by mail and telegraph at
sce during the previous week. and to the hoar Of
Snbnekton.
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CHECK TO SPANISH AGGREssIoNs-THE DEFALcA
TON OF GOVERNOR PRICE,
WAau

Our gulf squadron 10 to be Immediately augmented
and any Spanish vessel hereafter sverhau or fires
into American vessel she viii be promptly chastised
The Star says in relation the defslcation Of Gov
Price that the balance Of $4,000 has been in dispute
since Price resigned the Pursership Of the California sta
tion Price alleges the money paid to Van Os
tand his successor and that he took receipts therefor
Van 0srand however, alleges that the receipts were given
without n con sideration.
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T H E L A TEST NEWS.
BY MAGNETIC AND PAINTING 1elesRApHs,
Non-ArrIvaI oi .he European steamers.

-zHS european SteamcfB.
andy Hook, March 26-l2 O'Clock.
Inc "oa'nof cry calm and rather nazy. There are
NO the approach of the steamer Atlantic
HALIFAX March 26-10 O'Clock p. NJ
we nave tidings Of the Atlantic Asia The lat.
yer WIZ ct be considered due here till Tuesday or
wedne sdsy
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Very Funny from Washington.
4. s0ULE-MR. NANCY AND THE PERRY CORES
PONDENCE-HIP AND THIGH.

WASHINGTON, March 20, 1855.
understand that Mr. soule has come from Phils-
dephia to Look after that Perry correspondence He is
after Marcy with a very sharp stick. Mr.. Pierce
knocks under and thinks the suppressed Perry letters
ought to come out. Marcy says no-they private.
ForDey says they shall out, ard they proba.
bly, viii come out in spite of Marcy Soule is resolved,
Marcy is suIlen, the President is frightened Cushing
laughs In his Sleeve and the Kitchen Cabinet IS In
stacies at the prospect last of hosting Marcy by
the seat Of his breeches Things in awful stew.
The diplomatic corps excited at the prospect Of
warke change in the Cabinet. II the news due from
Europe foreshadows . SPEEDY peace, look out for
cup d etat at Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

srEs stock o. rich barege robes also rich printed ana
tareges; also, French printed musiins: also "a
ersPss. y. II. LEADBEATER CO., 3i7 Broadway
ner ard street
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HUDSON RIVER FROZEN OVER AGAN.-In fronl
Of the city the river again frozen over
morning, considerable ice having formed during thu
night. The Hendrix Hudson arrived from New Yosj
about O'Clock, having encountered considerable fc
curing the night. The Manhattan left last night "A
ham, Argus March
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

will ofr this morning. large stock Of superne tabll
masts shirtnE and shee,ng linens napkins, towelnss
and viii be sold very much belo their value. r. H. 4
BRATER& CO, Sf7 Broadway, corner Leonard streetl
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THE GlRMAS OPEasA.-.'Der Freischutzn WIN be given
for the second time at Nblos to night Miss Caroline
Lehman win sing Agatha; Herr Unah, . new tenor, vii
make his first appearance here to night. He rempa
cant for Heir Quint who is unable to sing BY reason
illness.
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The Ohio River.

PrrTsBURo, March g. 1855.
The water in the channel of the river this point is
now but FIVE feet FIVE inches Deep Tho weather is colo
and cloudy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

Murder will Out, and the Truth must
spoken; therefore give IL our honest opinion q
kHDlirRST a HEARD are the best wig makers in
York Mandatory q Maiden lane Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

KNOWS new spring style of hats yet. not you are
hind the and nd you to call him at on
either at No 533 Broadway or No 12s Fulton street II
the most graceful light airy and elegant affair OF the
yet produced and knocks the shine oN< OF all comrI
tors-eyon beating all his former efforts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

Whites Styles are sought after by tue mc
fattidious Of city gentlemen. Those In want Of n
combining both grace and elegance, should call on
WHITE, 2i2 Broadway, corner OF Fulton stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

Triton stree,-Every Description ~ fashl,natls
clethinr may Re obtained At this popular bstsAt
rer cent below the market price. 2so ane o,sb y
a'ss
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Great Baby Show.-Premium daguerrd
,pes AWARDED not tor the best looking but the best
laly For tv years past there has been baby III
a. SO Broadway exhibiting 600 and 600 beautiful N
goo COOS daily.
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Suicide of a DueIIist.


NEW MGfCH
Col McClung the duellist committed suicide at Jack
TODAY
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merino ard cotton undershirts and drawer: fne
made expressly for custom trade all sizes three III
cravata ties, stocks, AZ - McLAuGHLfziS 81
wich street, corner Of Chambers.
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CALL Upoy THE USrERRrrrEp DExocRAc,

CALL UPoN THE UNTERRTFIED DEMOCRACY
Why don't the unterri6ed democracy make
another bold demonstration in Tammauy Hall?
The administration waivers, fuctuates up aud
down, vacillates to and fro, lodges 10 and
out, and still falls back upon Marcy aud
his do nothing old fogy policy. Will the
country stand this? Look at the revolution
going on. 1t is clear that if the unterrided de-
mocracy hold back any longer, waiting for
M. Pierce, they may just as well shut up the
old wigwam, restore the key to the landlord,
and turn the sachems out to grass. The true
democracy must look to themselves. They
have no time to lose. Why not call another
meeting, on large scale, and startle the coun-
try with something bold, dashing and accepta-
BILE to the people? The people are impatently
waiting. The tide favors bold movement.
Why wait till it runs out? Is there no
backbone in Tammany Hall Let us hear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

after the Legislature has disposed Of the
swindling scheme for the disorganization OF
the police usder political commissioners,
some little attention will be bestowed on
Mayor Woods bill for new city charter.
Many bills have been presented to the CON-
mittee; none of them, we are sure, so well
calculated to answer their purpose, and give
satisfaction to the community generally as
this one The feature altering the day for
the municipal elections, and separating them
from the State and Federal elections is alone
worth worlds to us here; and the other features,
80 far as we are acquainted with them, are
excellent likewise. If the Legislature has any
dc sire TO do its duty, it will pass this bill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

most desirable vintagcs also, good wines q, low Il
all in Of dozen each landing ex "Cudad
and II. Won Der sieke, for sale b. JOHN DUSCI
SONS, t05 Broadway