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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-08

FINANCIAL AND COnMEhllAA1'@--a
s.,.. n eiOo0 Norm .srs.lns So in New Yois
Saturday 1t esi
n. Ss~ y.rk Jou-usl Of Commerce Of Saturday
sfssraooa says;
rh.,. a .t,l "A Unsettled feeling in the msrkst,
ad for money 10 less urgent than ysstsr-
day msst Of tae call osns tnen srss.oss ns,.i,
se,,sssd thas before she excitement eonsequs nt
n Tho recent failures, bat gradual rstarn 81 con-
Sseacs may new be anticipated.
rss sock market opened heavily At the Firs'
Roard taen partially revived, but again fell back
~ most dssciptions. eiosit q tsmsly.
tor.tss saeasnse has been iaaetlss fer the ETics
,o is.y,ns today. bas rstes are nominaiy sssler;
rs en- asodos itst 1851 for ggatures
ius AlVst tor bAnsers, Pafs5.si 65,l
ExroREs OF ,Hs UNITED STATgs.-Ths s!assif.
cation Of the domestic exports Of the country sin
u ariy interesting fer the magnitude OF the great
staples, and BY comparison with shs previous yea.
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sACh SONS EXCkLSI0k RlTTtHs is
~ peculiarly adapted, by its composition TO every
disease of the liver and stomach which ia produced by
our ever varying climate In al forms of bilious
diseases and Liver Complsint 1t is one of the most
valuable remedies.
Prepared only by R. q. JACKSON, and for sale
by Druggists generally. lie %
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&LhGtA IL NUCtGE max. preca1stion,
- Tor charge in our business with the beeiuninr
OF anothef year. we shall cou rnence from this dat.
~ onei our ealre STOCK at greatly reduced prices
thas presenting rare opportunity for gu rch sses to
supply the MISE ives with ali styles of Ores. Goods
n.a h'nss sc shawl Cioaks and scarf.; heavy
asso'inast OF Carpets such rich Tapestry. Velvet
and srnssei':, Three ply and Ingram, Eemn and
Kas Carpen, Mosaic, Veiyst and Tufted Pnss - y
Cloths and Druggists. The cast store. 90 Main A.
deo ChRl STAN & IATHR0p
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NOAH ~ Ain asS ~ Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHIERs No IS Main st.
Branch of the Baltimore House )--Most respectfully
ask the attention of the citizens of Richmond and it.
vicinity TO the stock of Ready sde Clothing which
they are just opening
Possessing superior facilities for procuring end
making up tee greatest variety of Domestic aid For
eign Cloths Casu!meres and Festings they are e1 a.
biet to offer unusual Inducements customers wi
are most respectfully solicited to give Us a call e.
fore purchasing. &C lily
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ri EEV DRESS GOODS ne subscribers
y are prepared to exhi oft entirely stuck of
FANCY GOODS,
and invite the public. to call and examine them
They consist in part as follows:
Plain and Brocade Black SILKS
Striped and Bayadere Cord do
Black and Coored Silk ROBES
Paris Printed DE LANES
Rich DE Lame ROBES
EVENING DRESSES, in great VARIETY
A large stock of Paris WHAPPINGS
Broche and Stella SHAWLS
Misses do do
Heavy Travelling do
LACE SETS
French EMBROIDERIEs of every description
Rich Bonnet and Sash RIBBONS NC
Parker, EIMMO & Co,
oc23 No. l43 Eagle Square
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sSVOp THAT CUUhA!

3
The great remedy for COUGHS, COLDS, Group aud
WHoorING COUGH
DR.. ROSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coughs of the worst kind 1t also hoarse
throat, weakness of the chest, pain in the
breast and lung affections. Wherever there Is pain
mix with the Cough Syrup 10 drops of Pain Curer,
and you viii find immediate relief Dr. Roses Coagh
Syrup relieves and frequently cures coasunptve
cough, and tosies the sanst further attacks.
~ Ia bottles at 80 cents and 81.
TO CURE GROUP.
The lives of thousands of children have been saved,
by using DR.. ROSES Croup Syrup. II gives instant
relief. Is centsa bottle.
TO CURE WHOOPING COUGH.
DR.. ROSES Wbooping Cough Syrup is the ouly
time, and aliays all irritation of the Lungs o0cens
bottle.
The above valuable medicines ere recommended by
PhsiciaIs who have tried them In their practice.
TO be had of ali Druggists in Richmond, Peters
burg, Norfolk, Lynchburs aad Fredericksburg, Va.
no % SIN
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- ID. DESUUN has Tor sale 900 knnm-
NJ eiled Crates Fenders and Summer Pieces en-
brscing Square Topped, Circle and Elliptic Patterns
be sold the oweat prices Ordsrs from town and
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Mechs.
MICS destitute award silver medal the hish. &C
prersum. to SAMUEL ID. DEKooN for the best speoi-
mems of Crates and Fenders. Also, for sale large
stock OF Bells. Brass Brick Moulds &c. Apply at INV
sel and Brass Foundry. No 225 Main street. between
ath and Nth. west side. Richmond Va. oc Is-aea
hkUG STOkE FOR sALE...The stock
- and fixtures of Drug Store, we'll located and
doirs good BUSINESS, offered for sale. address
,.DRUG0tsT
% x5-'0 Richmond p. O.
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Mfoh FAINT Il HUUsnKEEFER.
L Washing done In less than two hours rith 80.
saving OF time and labor by the use of PicsIToS
celebrated VIRGINIA MAGIC WASHING Firm
The great utility Of this preparation must be evident
to every one and be appreciated by ALL So evident
is this fact TO all who have once tested this
ton, that they never relinqush the use of it. ami saw
Lhay would not be without II for any Grafton
The great reputation it has acquired hiss produoed
many worthless imitation. Of it, So be ON 1opr
guard an use only The genuine nrcle which ia nre
pared only by i PIC0T PFC
81
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{ 'iEf GF kis HMuSD 40 wa:
~ st Rules he'd in the Clsrss Offes Of The Cont
of Hastings for tire said city on Monday. the
list cay of December 1885:
JsmesT 7. Butter, surviving partner of him.
self and - TInsley constitutin. the
late firm of B utter & Tinsey .......Phfs
SCANS In debt
ners und.r tine firm style CT HrF,nxn
fohr and hTothtr.s.. ........,.....n efts
Tbs object of this suit is to recover against TIE de-
fenoants the sum # ninety two dollars an thirty
cents with Legal interest thereon from thu Sqfh dsv
OF oetobet, 1854 till paid due by negotiable uot.
AMtsvt hev.ne been made that tn defendsn are
not residents Of this State they hsr1v Jaorirad
to appear a. the said Clerks Office within one y,on,b
after Que fobilcaion ne eof aud 10 do " nat ia NJ
sary tO proaec, their intsrssts
copy JTes.e RO HOWARD cl.xl
ds 2-l.w4y o-eiN'
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DENTISTRY.
mEDICINES.

ANS DAVIS, COUGH ELfXIK.-Thfs
fl excellent and never falling remedy for Coughs
Colds, Whoopng. Cough, Pulno airy Compisi nj, ano
sins from Colds and ected Coughs Is rapidly
c,.asny in popularity. The following testimonial is
from a Gentleman well known in this community:
"oni RICHMOND, May %, 1853,
Mrs. A. b. Days: Dear Madam, take great plea
sure in certifying to the beneficial effects OF your val
DAVIS, COUGH ELIXIR" Having used It In my
family for the last seven years in the use OF wpeh
my wifi has been greatly oenen.'ea ara Sn,;ex
nv c.rnpajsu in the late war with Mexico with all
gratitude Madam towards you. tor its good ehsem,
You can make any use OF this letter you may thinR
prousr. for the benefit of the community at large
+ YOURS ri Iispsfsss9 Z. BALL.
70, .sie hv Mrs A. g. DAVIS, Sennett Beers,
Alex Duyal. Peterson & jackson, Chas Miilspss&h,
y. j. Pisot A. Bcdeker and Cha, es D. Ysle.
sEAe Z sig1II a LAVk MEMBER OF
IL THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES oF VIZ
in nv family Or. /. Scotps Celebrated White Circes-
sian Eminent for several years, and am fully sAtis-
fed it is the best Liniment have ever u,sq 81
s sul I'D JAMES EVANS.
December 4, 1855.
Ali the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Ladd
& Co and Alex. DuvsI, Richmond de
VIRGINIA W OR III kILLEh--CHiL-
' DREN CRY FOR IT!-Tbis valuable and pop
uler preparation is recommended with the greatest
consdence Pest experience and test of years, bss-
ing proved It be of the best, safest and most
reliable worm destroyers in use
taken by children. may be given with perfect SAFE.
ty to the youngest infant IS II contains no oii OF
Worrnssed Turpertne other neuseatlng drug, that
would be- apt to irrtats or disorder the system On
the contrary the health Of tia patient Is generally
benefited by its adnpst-Itlaa even hen no WORMS
exist Ii is prepared especially fol children.
Prepared only by Z. J. FICCT; sold also, By
PURCELL, LADo l. Co BENNETT, BEERS FISH.
En-, Wholesale agents, and by Druggists generally.
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s=-ss-.a6sa NOriCE ..-sIn the arrival
GEaE Of the cars d.ily at Tomahawk
station, ON the Danviile Railroad, l shall be
prepared, IS heretofore, to convey passep.sr. r.
Po~aa,an Court Hoyse and its vicinity Profession
al gentlemen ana others attending Powhatan Coart
viii DO accommodated With CO miortable hack i'm
'uetnstes upos tle arrival Of she CARS
Eo 81 lm* WM. A MARTIN Tomabawk
RsERCHANTs, AND MECHANICS,
w SAVlaG3 BANK Office No Is Main street al
the store Of Wake Co This Institution continues
TO receive deposi,es on which en- interest of eer
cent will be paid Tor ali sums remaining on deposte
six mohths, and five per cent. for shorter period
ALEX. GARRETT, Pres't
/ IL. Wake, Treas'r
je 6-iswem r Fl EUrLFR Ssc,y
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HOW 40 CURE All PAIN 80

Pain Is the forerunner of most diseases-cure the
Pain and check the disease.
DR.. ROSES PAIN-CURER
will cure rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pains in the Limbs,
Sides or Beck, Sprans aud Brcisos Ear and Tooth
Ache Pain or Crsmp in the Stomach or Bowels,
Sore Throat. Burns, Scaids, Ague Jumps in the
Breast. Chills Spinal Affections, and Pains in the
feet. Indeed, it cures ell Pain.
e. l25 Is snd 80 cents bottle.
II you are Bilious and have bad Cold. take DR..
ROsE's RAIL ROAD OR ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.
They carry off all bile and remove cold. These
Pills go ahead of all ether Pills in their good effects
~ Boxes l24 and Is sold by ell Dfus gists
in Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk Lynchburg, Fred
eIickshufg and CharlntteaNilis. no 25-Sm
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hkSIINf DEatUNSTkkTED.-.
~ DAME MOLTEN respectfully informs the La.
diea and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that
she will give information in the aairs reIasiog t
life, such as Health Wealth, Love, Marriage. Jour
nsys, Law Suits Difficulties In Business, Absent
Friends Sickness and Desth, and In respect to all
concerns of life. Terms For Ladies' Is cents. Cen.
temen 30 cents. each. Apply at No II, (Which il
over the door Tay Tors alley, between 18th and 18th
oc
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MORE THAN CkE PsuzE TO kVEkH TEN TICKETS I
PRIZES aIrARANrEEDi
ALABAMA LOTTERY!
AsIAoriaed By ths STATE Of Aiabama
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY,
lef. CLASS
TO be drawn In the city Of Mobile, Ais. in public
Wednesday,, December 10, 1885,
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
" Purchasers In buying 10 Whole Tickets when
the NUMBER end in J. 2 5. A. 5.6,7s 9. o. are qua
ranteed aprse OF 6s0-Hslves and Quarters In pro-
portion; or Certificates of 10 Tickets viii be sold at
the rates below, for the risk the Tickets and
which entities the holder to all he draws over the
$40 prizes.
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4 GARD TG THE PATkUNs OF Tsi Il
a EAGLE SODA WATER ESTABLISHMENTS
Be pleased to accept my kird Acknowledgements for
the very 'matcrial aid" you have rendered since
| commenced business l trust have given entire
satisfaction Be assured that nothing shall be want.
ing my part to furnish you with the very best
cles in NY line to be had in the city. To those who
have not given them Trial, have only to cay try
them, and it, after fair trial. they not found To
BE- superior to aDy in the market, will most willing
~ submit.
Manufsctory on goth St, between Main and Frank.
in sta. de WARREN Garfield. AIT
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0LD whlskEY-i lie M miner tn. Mind
pure rye" the celebrated and long tried Nils,
from the tact tbHt is better than ar elss the
aan md we warrant it to please or take II bsck r
A. Goes NOT More than nine years old For sale bv
WINSTON & POWERS
No ~o-'m Corner Gary and Pearl s,s
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FHE1-. rs.-s rEs5===zzzs=z1 SPECIAL NOTICE.
AZ ~ 81 rs ss7ssTaE ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY, I5i MAIN ST.
Having renewed their Express the Rale*6i AMI
lispatca and reasonable rates, every kind of MER
ChANDISE, VALUABLE PARCELS, JEWEL
SY, &c, &C., BANK NOTES AND SPECIE, in
charge of trusty messengers, to all points on the
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad, viz:
CASTOR, HENDERSON,
FRAEKLlNTON, RALEIGH,
and int rmediate points.
Merchants and others entrusting Goods to the
Adams Express Company, will be relieved from the
necessity of finding consi guees at every point along
the line, thereby saving time and expense.
Goods called for end delivered free of charge
J. NJ. TAYLOR, SPIT
j.. Il. MACDONOUGH. Agent It's
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EGk sALk--A fashionable two hor.e
4 CAhkiAdE,w has been in use not more th,ee
."s Npp'Y ~ ths oihSa f4--ts
~ GREATEST LlNIIENT FON
HORSES. EVER KNOWN --POLLARD,S
Rheumatic Iiniment is now acknowledged, BY ali
who have used it, taud their name 10 Leson) to be
ne best Linement In I'VE for nil Diseases of
Horses, snch - Cute Kicks Bruises sprains Chafe.
rom the saddle and hirnsss; Poison in the Pasture
scratches, Cramp Collie, Swellinss OF the Loinn af-
ter severe exercise; Quinsy. Sore Throat Lockiaw
fisuls or role.evil and all other diseases of the
horse, to which tina Imminent would be applicable
single trial Is sufficient TO convince this most skep-
teal Pre-. AIRED by JOHN w. POLLARD
Drug rst, "a h It.
Anf seld by every Drussis. In this city, dee
NO. ] SMOKED HERKIKGS ip store
and forssle by hRiDGFoRD L. ~.
slN BnLs. Old PEACH AND APPs.E
~ BRANDY, just received. aud for sale by
: no DUDLEY l. CO ~ Main st.
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

$3.50 Prizes amounting to. $204 900
Whole Tickets $40, Halves s. Quarters $50.
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YoUn uwS FAULT, u you viii 00s
,... SIGHTS from coughs, colds, hoarse.
s es. aer when TsIief may be so easly obtsjnsd
6H,ChARDsONs WILD CHERRY C0IJSH CAN
VI one OF the best remedies offered. ana rommor
soia Yields TO its benign influence in few honrs
vsnssd al Iesoea TO before the complsint is far sd
'oheeo' For sale, wholesale and retail hv o' pre-
JOHN RICHARDSON.
Also N, -, Corner 18th and Cary Sta
rHso,uSS, sale BY DRUGGISTS GENEP.Tv
4 q =. SlIi no 70 lin
"A strs,chs. i Is q son ihern sIanufnc1o-v-.7
HOSE, eli Ala. a . I'D BANDS and LEATHER
rars prices u superior quality. a. manufso1u
srci. that can be may depend on getting the best
Of The .s ana .sr q: pulley
eopss, ans tie :od par.
short oo;as on hand and iii kind An as.or
VITA sa" ss superior Lace Ls..A., and Conn.,,
rIy 10 ''f tne shove promptIy a.te.a.a..
no 7s-lw GEOR6E G REIN AP
AS11E Carney Gary ana ls,h
4 pis. .si s, one 10000 Old EEICKs =.
oeA q
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" IhtsINIA SAYINGS BANK ...ClAN e.
TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ViR-
G!NlA-CAPiTAL 100, 900 DOLLARS.-Mon-y re-
eeived on deposit in sums of five dollars and upwsrds
on which interest ct the rate of per per aunum
paid for sums remaining six months longer; for
shorter period interest at the of per centun
The whole int stock bound for the deposit.
Deposits :. ceived, and certificates Issued by the
Cashier, r. B. STAKE at the store of T. n. Spence
corner OF Main and Governor streets. Richmond Va.
SAML 5. COTTRELL PRECEDENT
T. b STARKE, Cashier,
90 if--3m G. Waltz ALL. Secretary.
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- FOR REHT.-- The house on 1sry
M;:S street. opposite the Columbian Hotel row o.
cupied by Messrs. Radcliffe 4 Douglas Posses
sion given let January, 1851. Apply to
de Sim pnyvr
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eaA tUk kENl-ltIA IA 80 40. tOfmeFs
Esss iy WALL STREET HOTEL.-Ths property
x1S Is situated on 18th, between Main and FrsnSiis
streets has BEEN recently enlarged and unoerg2ns
thorough repair. IL can accommodate comfortably
from fifty to sixty dodgers There is Iarse bar room
about thirty by forty feet, parlor Is by so test
dining room so by 40 feet, spacious kitchen With
large bake aud extensive cooking ranges, sii ~
Gently built; comfortable servants rooms, cenveni
ence5 for coal and wood, is well supplied with water
in the kitchen, bar room and on the second dooS
gas has tesn introduced into tire house, and there
every convenience necessary fer such an establish
msns
Psssesson given Immediately.
For farrrs snnl4 70 EENNALI GRIFRIN =.
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We have waited Ia vain for explanation Of Mr. Fin.
ores late declaration In favor Of ratification and the d

We have waited In vain for explanation Of Mr. Fin
more late declaration In favor Of notification the dso-
luton Of the Union in the presidential election should not
result in certain Wha voice OF solemn emotion
he has repeatedly proclaimed that in the event OF the choice
of republican President II madness folly TO believe
that southern brethren would submit be governed by
such Chief Magisatea proclamation which, we are told
bis friends received with cheers SO, too he continued Al
the southern States should cast majority Of the electoral
votes and should elect Shareholders for President Vic
President he and his friends would not submit
men and this sentiment he also expressed in style 70 draw
applause from the sympaihzng audienee.N y Tribune
We have waited in vain for some explanation Of the fact
that when Gen Webb in the Philadelphia convention dc.
cared its nominee not elected President would D.,
the duty Of the republicans to resist by the sword he sen
fime loudly eeeed and prononneed good by the dele
yates
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We have recently observed, with regret disposition
manifested the part of certain journals 20 create i'll
feeling between this country and France by seizug upon
the slightest misapprehenson BY the authorities OF either
country in their intercourse and magnyng IL into cool
between the two governments An instance of this
kind occurred not long ago in the account that given
of the reception by Marshal Valiant Minister Of War to
the officers OF army who sent toEurope mill
itary commission We have taken pains to inform
ourselves what took place that occasion and we
satisfied that extent an erroneous impression
prevails in regard to IL.
II quite that these officers did not receive all those
facilities for the acquisition of military information which
they anticipated and so represented their interview but
when the interpretation which had been put upon the Mar
shals manner on the occasion was made known to him. he
at once disclaimed explicit terms any design
to withhold from these gentlemen any courtesy extended to
the officers Of other nations or to show dsrespect the
United States.
This was what might have been expected from gallant
soldier great and generous people, and sorry
sec an explanation sought for inconsistent with the high
character always sustained by that distinguished officer
The Misrepresentation might rather have been ascrbed to
the difference Of language to some popularity in the
manner Of the Marshal which, when not understood, may
have given ground for dissatisfaction to others well
70 the officers referred to-
We have reason to believe that our government
tinues on the best footing with that of the French Empe
ror 1t is known that his minister here has evnced in
proper manner the anxious socitude that
troversy with England should terminate amcaby and has
contributed all in his power to effect that desirable result
We do not doubt his efforts in that direction have been
duly appreciated in the right quarter When couresiss Of
this kind are taking place deto pretend that i'll will is
entertained towards this country by the government Of
France.
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UNITED STATES MEDICAL BOARD.

board OF medical officers for the examination Of can
ddates for appointment in the medical staff Of the army
win convene at Newport barracks Newport Ken
lucky on the first Of August next
To obtain permission to appear before this board is
necessary apply to the secr~.r of War; Applications
must be accompanied by testimonials vouchipQ for the
good moral character of the applicant and his physical
ability perform the srduous and active duties Of an off,
of the medical staff his age which must be not less
than tweniy-one than twentyeght years should
also be stated and his present residence and place Of birth
Those who, upon examination, shall receive favorable
report IRON the board will be appointed
in the army as vacancies mag occur
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New YonK, July Cotton has advanced 18th of a cent
sales of 900 Orleans mddng llss Upland
iddlng, Flour has advancedsaes Of "a 0OC
bbs.good State, Sc 65 superns Ohio So 90 standard
southern, 81 80 fancy to extra do 81 So So TO- Wheat
is active and hghersales of 100 600 bushesouthsrn red
81 10 southern white, 81 02ls Corn is translates OF
900 bushesouthern mixed, go cents. Pork is hg
sales Of 900 bbsmess $40 62j Beef is heayysaes
400 bbs.-repacked mess, Sill Lard is Of
$50 bbs at 1875 cents Whiskey is rmsales of 400 bbls
Ohio 81 cents Coffee y duilsaes OF 500 gsRo, 10
ll9s cents Sugar is frnsaes of 500 hhds.-Cuba So
Moasses is firm sales of 100 bbls.Oresns So
Spirits turpentne is rmales of $50 bbls at 3
Rosin is activesaes of 1900 bbs at 81 62. Rice Il
heavysaes of 100 erces at 3 AS cents. Freghts are
active. -.a. II s I .t
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THE DIsUNION MOVEMENT.

memorial to Congress in favor Of dissolution Of the
Union being circulated through New England for sigma
lures postmaster in New Hampshire sends us copy Of
the memorial which we publish with the single remark
that there is significance in the fact that certain members
of Congress are designated as Suitable persons to take
charge Of the document:
THE person whom this petition is transmitted is
esy requested to circulate 1t for signatures of the
in bis town. and is speedily either
Senators Wilson, Hale Wade Seward, and Fessenden or
Messrs Gddngs, Barngame, Coamer any other suit
able representative at Washingtonl
10 tie Senate and Hoe Of Representatives Of the United
iStasss.
The undersigned, citizens and inhabitants Of - State Of
-, respectfully submit TO Congress;
That in the nature of things, antagoniscal principles
interests pursuits and institutions unite that an
experience Of than three years having damon
strated that there be real union between the North
and tho South but the contrary unceang aiena-
ton strie the imminent hazard of civil war; in con-
and slavery; that the South having declared to be not
only right and purpose her system where
exists but extend it all the territories that
belong may hereafter be annexed the republic
what may; and having outlawed from her soil the
tire population Of the North, made it perlous
right Of freedom Of speech in that section of the country
In the national capital and proclaimed her hostility
all free institutions universally: =
Wc therefore, believe that the time come for new
arrangement of elements hostile OF interests SO irrecon-
cabe Of institutions homogeneous and earnestly
quest Congress- at its present session. to take such inatory
for the speedy and equitable dissolution of the err
sstng Csson the exgenccs Of the requroeayiDg
the South to depend upon her and to take
the responsibility in the maintenance of her slave system
and the North to organize independent
cordAnce with her own ideas Of justice and the rights