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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21

DRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.-A
L Democratic PAPER, located in furnishing
Virginia town, and in one of the weaithiest and
largest counties in the State is offered for sale pri-
vately The paper has an extensive patronage--over
1000 bona fide subscribers and large and profitable
advertising and job custom, which is constantly and
rapidly incress ing For further particulars address
the Editors of the Dispatch, is7-ta
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER AhhANdEMENI.
@ M -
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
TO ALUM 3sFs sayH n WHITE
SULPHUR IN ONE AND A HALF.
THIS is the best route to all the Vir-
l. gnia Springs. because there will be les. staging
supply of stages is expected than ever before.
Objects Of great attraction the line.
In the County of Hanover, the road passes by the
birth place of CLAY, aud the old Court House, where
Monticello, the residence of JEFFERSON; over the
top of the Blue Ridge, at Rockfish Gap, where
WASHING TON said, with few brave men be could
repel the whole British army; neal" WEIR's' cele-
brated cave; the "Blowing Gave" and the Natural
Bridge.
The cars are now running 10 miles west of Staun.
ton, and force engaged laying half mile of track
day. Early in August they will be THIRTYTwo
MILES. and ONLY NINE MILES FROM RoDKBRIDGE
A large portion of the Road being balls sted, 70.
cures to a great extent, EXEMPTION FROM DUST.
Fare in connection Nth stage line Of I'm p. Parish
FROM PErEBsBURs OR RICHMOND.
70 Sweet Sprip gs. $1,000 To Warm Springs. $3.50
To- Msi.s SULPHUR 90 To Bssh
To Hot To Lexington /. 90
Leave Richmond II A. M, dine at Staunton, 8
dine at Callahan's old stand, reach White Sulphur
early in the evening.
Southern passeng gers will find it more convenient
to get to Richmond overnight, but have ample time
to connect in the morning train.
RETuRNING-the best arrangements will be made
for comfort and despatch to secure connection with
~ ~ a. D. wHITcoMB.
Superintendent of fermentation. Va G. R. R Co.
WIN. P. PARISH co,
Office Va Central Railroad Co.,
Richmond, May %. 1855. ) je12
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las cHANDELIERS.-A large assort-
4. ~ sns 81 various styles and prices for Mle bv
~" eTEBRINe & PULLEN.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICH
MOND.
PRICES REDUCED,
EXCEL SI0R WORKS

fk1CES hEDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN Sis
INHE subscriber takes pleasure in annOuns
4 cling TO the public that hi. PLANNING and SAW
MILL, is now in complete order.
Having recently incurred expense OF several hum
dred dollars IN refttng and perfsctDg his Machinery
for Planning, Saving, and Tongueing and Growing all
kinds OF Boards and Plank, he is now enabled to
eeute superior work, at greatly reduced prices.
call from those in want respectfully solicited.
de 9-ts WILLIAM FORBES.
DARASOLS AND FANS.-Just receiy
ed. large lot of Parasols and Fans of every va.
ton of retailers. GINTER K ALVEY,
apSo No. 10. Pearl Street
E,ROM SO CENTS to 1926 Lovers of
l. GOOD PICTURES are respectfully informed
that POWERS 4 DUKE are the only artist. in
this city that offer good DAGUERREOTYPEs,
from so cts to Se5 which is an inducsment to every
one In want of good and beautiful Dasuerreotype
Towers DUKE, 1ss Main ST.,
Over Woodhouse's Bookstore, Eagle Square.
n HAGERTY, BELL AND BRASS
Ds FOUNDER, 10th street. between Main and
orders for all kinds OF Plain and Ornamental brass
and Composition Castings.
Also all kinds of Brass Finishing, such IS Mineral
Water Fixtures, Plumbers and Gas Filters Worn.
Also all kinds of Steam, Water and Gas Cocks
general assortment constantly on hand
All kinds of BELLS made to order. ap Its
COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES, &c.-We are now putting up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with sn6
without boilers attached. This Range not sur.
passed by any In this country for cooking for II,
economy in fuel
Also, Water Closets, Stationary Wash Stands, Bs.
thing Fixtures, for hot and cold winter; all of which
we will put up and warrant to give satisfaction.
We also pu' up ChILsON'S PATENT HOT.AIH
FURNACE, which, for its durability, economy In
tue and the great amount of fresh cir heated and
distributed through the registers 10 unequaled BY
any furnace now in use.
q. 4 A. BARGAMIN. JR..
NH q 201 corner OF Main and 10th sts
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EsSz23z0 subscriber has just received very hand
some let of Ladies' light Over Shoes. Ladies' visit
ing the Springs and the country should not fail to
supply themselves with pair. They can be found
at ALEX HILLS
js 10 Premium Boot and Shoe store. 1877 Main st.
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NOTlCE.-I hereby give notice to oil
~ having claims against the estate of Bernard
dssan, decd that they must present theft cisim.
promptly, and that these owing the said estate viii
make speedy payment, as l intend closing up the
buaine,s of that estate as early as possible.
JOHN HA9AN, No. rs Franklin ct.
NV Sew Admir- OF g. Hsgan. deed.
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EHCK s A LE-Vlrglnia Coupon Bonds;
l. do Registered do; Ricknond City Stock.
my 2-ts r. II. EAURY CO.
OFFICE OF THE J. r. AND X. CO.,
" MAY 1sr, l855-for the purpose of repairing
Locks Nos 20 and 90 on the First Division of the
points ON the 10Th inst at sundowp, aud will not be
opsned again until the 17h of June it will then re-
main open until the 9th ofJune. when 1t will be
again stopped at Locks Nos 10 and S. until the I2.h
of July.
For the purpose Of laying new floors In Locks Nos
4, D and 3, the navigation will be stepped between
those three Locks on the 22d inst and be openec q
again on the Monday following
By order Of the Board of Directors.
e. Il. CHINN,
mp dim Superintendent OF Repairs.
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HlHE WONDERFUL LADY HAS AR
l. RIVED.-The best Planet Reader in Americs
The most difficult questions will be solved BY sol
and calculation, from many years Of study fol
q short time only, by MADAME MAILOR, Second
street. the second house, the hah hand side, above
Main street. ap 2I--2m%
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nv O1INE OE N Il Va y "A liz II.
IN STRAUSS, Merchants Tailor, takes this method
to inform his friends and customers that he hes
moved temporarily to the corner of Sd and Broad
streets, opposite MIR. Mark Downey's. where he will
be pleased to them all; and at the time Of.
feripg his entire stock of Clothing and piece Goods
prime prior to his removing bis old stand
again soon rebuilt. h. l.. STRAUS,
nv l1-2m* Corner Sd and Broad sts.
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~ DRY GOODS!.!-I&PORfANT TO CITY
AND COUNTRY CUSTOMERS-I have large
stock of DRESS GOODS and all kinds Of Embroi
derry, consisting Of rich Onotou Collars and Sleeves
Ladies long and short silk MittE fashionable silk
Nantes. and large stock of fancy coored and black
Silks; large lot of Parascls and Ladies' UmbrelsE
L ladies' worked and grass Skirts Also-a large stock
Of Hosiery, all Of which vii, sell at greatly redu.
ced prices. MORRIS w. ROSE,
nv 3-d2m No 203 Broad stseet.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-09

"Against the insdieus wilss Of foreign influence
conjure you 70 believe me, fslow-citixens jeal-
ossy Of fes people ought W b constantly awake,
since history and experience prove that foreign In
uence 10 one Of the most banel foes Of republican
government = WGshiM1tom.
hope we may hnd Some means, in future, OF
shielding ourselves from foreign influence poktical
c0mmsrcal or in whstever form il may be attempted
oan scarcely withhold myself from joining in the
wish of Silas Dean that there were IN ocean Of FIRE
between this and the old world, "-,Is frson
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TRAVEL,

TRAVEL.
For baltimore.
The cars leave daily at and s16 A. NJ, and and
For Alerdndria.
The Washington and Alexandria boat leaves
Pages Wharf, Seventh street. hourly. Fare five eta.
For Rockville.
The stage leaves every morning at o'clock. Fare
81. Office, corner Of ID and 9Th streets.
For Upper Marlboro.
Ine n s'age leaves every morning ~ o'clock Fare
I For Gordorsviiie.
The cars leave Alexandria daily at 7 O'Clock, for
Gordonsville and intermediates places. n
For Richmond.
The boat leaves the wharf at the terminus Of 12th
street daily at A. NJ, and o'clock, r. NJ. Fare
For Lees5wy.
Tho stage leaves Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day. Office, United States Hotel.
California Steamers.
The regular mail steamers leave New York ON the
9TH and goth of each month. Persons desirous of
writing from this city should mail their letters on
the I'd and 18th Of each month.
The Poet Office.
The Northern and Eastern Mail Is opened at 8
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closes at p. NJ The Southern Mail, a. far South as
wi%1lngson SSrth Carolina arrives at half past p
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The Norfolk Mail arrives at II O'Clock p. NJ. closes
at = Z. A., daily, except Sundays
The California Mail, direct closes here on tho Sd
and 18th Of each month"; at . p M.
Warrenton Mail arrives at II A. NJ, closes at 10
!, Wa1renton Springs arrives at II A. NJ, closes at
10 A. NJ. and P. M
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COALi COALtf COALitf

Lehigh Coal Of various Sizes s prepared 10 furnish
his customers and citizens generally that win favor
him with CALL clear OF dust carefully weighed and
promptly delivered, from quarter Of ton and up-
wards,
Also on hand good article Of Cumberland. lump,
and blacksmith Coal with quantity Of oak and pine
Wood, at regular prices
Office corner Of Seventh street and Mass. avenue.
jan 15-eo1m J. HUNSBERGER.
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mot receive the paper regularly, will eave their name
or Dr. Lnthicum,a W. Il. CALHOUN. ~
nov is No. SO. Jefferson street
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THE PowER or THE Porr.-It is in vain for
those who undertake to reason on the topic, to
separate the exercise Of the Popes temporal and
spiritual power Asacase in point, we may men.
tion that Of the Right Rev. Frederick Reize, Bishop
OF Detroit, who was consecrated October Q, 1889,
at Detroit by the Pope, and Is now in confinement
in some dungeon In Rome Reize Is an American
citizen. He has committed some fault against the
spiritual authority Of the Pope and is now under
going punishment under the same Pope's temporal
power The United States Congress have called
in vain for his release, American citizen. The
citizens Of Detroit, who once knew him, have pc
titioned ia vain for his release. Here we have
citizen Of the United Ssates, for crime committed
in the United States against the spiritual power Of
foreign potentate, imprisoned in the dungeons Of
another country. Comment would add no force to
these naked facts. ts.--Hdrtford C6urant.
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Fortune-TeIler. In New York.

The war just declared by Mayor Wood against
the fortune teers Is bringing TO light several cases
who're young and unsuspecting females have been
made their dupes. A complaint was made yester
day against one Of them, who processes 10 be able
TO secure husbands for females The complaint
was made by young lady, who called on one of
these fortune-tellers who told her that she would
register her (tbe girIs) name and secure her hus
band for five dollars. This she readily paid, in tho
vain hope Of securing 10 herself good husband.
She was subsequently introduced, at this fortune
teller's house, to young gentleman, who was rep
resented as being in search Of n wife. Tho pleas
ing manners of the young man soon won her siiec-
tons, so much 30 that she agreed to proposition
formally made by him, which was that, as soon a.
winter set in, he would take her TO ball and there
receive formal introduction 10 him by some re-
spectacle person. He subsequently,, by his acta,
effected her ruin, aud she Is now likely 10 become
mother to an iegitmate child.
The Mayor has the case under consideration. -
CoTTsspondeacc San.
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nENNSYLVANI Aveuue. befp

II and 10th streets have Just received large as
sortsnent Of Cloths Cassimers and Yesting, which
they win have made up 10 order In the most fashion
able styles.
Also, on hand very large stock of ready-mads
Clothing which they will sell cheap any otbsr
establishment in the United States. dec
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~ Warrants bought and sold Drafts on all the
principal cities sold TO suit purchasers
Highest rates paid for Allegheny Bank, Bank
OF Kanawha, Va, and Seldcn, withers h Co.'s notes.
Claims against the government collected
81 HAMILTON @. FAINT,
No. 4s2 Penn. avenue, Washington, ID. O.
lR-lr
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GENTLEMENs' HAIR-DREssING
A EsTABLISHMENT,
WsIIardss HnfoI

UOHN III. GIBBS begs leave to call the
- attention Of The Gentlemen TO the above estab-
hshment where they will find every comfort in the
Shaving, Har-cutting, Curling, Shampooing, and
Hair Dying departments.
Also, TO his Wigs, Scalps, and Toupees, which ar
ticlcs cannot be surpassed in the United States aud
always hand made TO order at short notice.
His stock Of Toilet articles and Furnishing Goods
are carefully selected, and viii be found TO comprise
the best kinds Of Combs, Brushes Lubins Extracts
all sorts Of Paris Perfumeries; Guerlains, Rgges,
and other Shaving and Toilet Soaps. Best quality
Razors nail Knives; Penknives; Tweezers, Razor
Strops; genuine Farina Cologne In long, short, and
wicker bottles; Toilet Mirrors; Cold Cream, Lip
Salve, Amondine; and almost every requisite for
the Toilet
and colored fashionable Cravats Scarfs Neck Ties
winter Gloves; Shirts, Suspenders, Stocks pocket
Handkerchiefs, Collars &c, all of which have been
purchased from the beH houses in New York, and
are warranted to be what they are represented.
dec 1I.A-nodam* u. - =. 49,.
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GENERAL INFORMATION.

Abnanae for The oily Of Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-25

THURSDAY. SDv. IL Toe court tac' Al II cl1c \.
The judges we're ~ prwseyI DAVID Bailey, W.. u
Ctaliestn -vufh Carolina, appeared All a.,
WON IA sttrtty ~ this court Tie argument N
he privAissr Armstrong clalm is1jowrssi OVER
fftm ys.tsrdnyl wa resumed ~ Uois rhlDp
~ liiIs who VAS followed ~ Hoo tlmfies NAyigf,
q. P,rnel ivhnia, who c0nrisded his remarks TIE
Nieil0r ~ili follow With has Augment ign9fry~.
AdiOyucd.
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YIyLp on THE Lsyg SUPERIOR CoFrrg Nisxs
The present bas been very prosperous year for the
Lake Superior copper mines The b,1 yi.ld n
copper for 1858 Il estimated AZ hst 200 ls Witch
NJ present prices. i worth II coo Tie Lake
SuJerior Jorrnc rays the yiei6 exceeds H. egnsA;rs
by ! 100 tons, and adds
The copper that has g0bc below this .easSn has
been more thoroughly clcansed than bcfeioiofc. the
average for The whole range Icing 10 ~ e'Si Lat
year the average ssisssn 81 and ~ per eeu,.
The present prospects are that the yield I'll -
nearly douh,o the coming year. many fnines thI
have Just bsgnn operations viii berpnnr l1Fc ship
rers We nnssce also chs; sofnc ~ the mines thsl
were compelled 10 stop opersipDs ~ tbe. money
prt ssurs ~ The lAtt winter roaming uflr wnrk
md doing well Thee are rood grpnrss f0r be-
lief that nearly al The mines that were clo-c I'D
will " o,epsd and worked, and mot ~ The locations
are good cpes-
A. vel, the wori Of dsyoloping ihs wealth ~ the
rrrsf pcnln.uls haS tsi, lasi t~gun, and 80 may
lsf forward - a. iuctc4se IA production more rapid
tan has yet iera thou yht 81 an inefv41e that all
tend 70 give tonAdsnes and stability 70 our "pecn.
Las tfntt flars
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Isiss Cart = rnslnsk oe ts 18th lssi&ts 81 as4fsg
~ Nhtssy A. aa 1fsis*n res wv b.sasg h.a.S -
H1titrsn Ffiseiua tastfas@ NJ ancpsfF q ~ 80
hstnnsn' -. fn~s i~sasy Aslisfs, aDa F aner ssts
G2ts asf .s!srs ts1h.
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Monthly periodicals., not exceeding four in
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exceeding eight ounces. "a cents. and eight but
rot exceed ps ak 20 cents year quarterly
eniu cniby and other periodicals., in the proper
tim.
We have no space for further extracts. Those
who desire TO he thoroughly posted up on postaI
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CASTE; A STORY or REPUBLICAN, EQUALITY. Phi.
lips, Lampson Co., Boston.
This novel, attributed 10 the pen OF New England
gentleman Of the name Of Story. but from internal
evidence more probably written by the authoress Of
Ida May has, from it, political character excited
a good deal both Of friendly and adverse criticism
We published on Monday last an extended notice Of
the plot and we have only to add that the impress
ons created by the book generally In the highest
degree favorable 70 ts success. Even the abolition
1T papers conoede 10 1t the merit Of being o. the
cleverest productions Of the day.
Whilst noticing ono Of The publications Of this firm,
may az well avail ourselves Of the opportunity OF
expressing our satisfaction at the programme Of