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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-23

I'D. ID. KEELING, Merchant Taller and
Il CLoTMEa. 1855 Nam s9TREEr.-.SPRLNG AND
SUMMER GOODS ---Just reeeived Large ios Of %,
penor Cloths: Cssdmeres and ve.nnss wn,cn ns vi
make up in the best manner, on the most
Serms. and at the shortest notice
large and well selected stock OF Redy Msde Cloth.
Ing which will compare with any In TINS OF any otner
market. Our prices ~ low ss stssny other house.
furnishing Goods in great variety. such y Shirts
Cravats, Scsrfs, Ties, &c.
He invites bis friends to call and examine his stock
NH 9-lm
UATHs: BATHS. HATHp.::-.,Het,C Cola
ID and Shower Baths can be had at all hours from
e0clock A. III. TO 10 p. M, at ths Hair Cuftins Sns
ying and Shampoonine Saloon, under the Amsncsn r -
Hotel Entrance on Ilth street. single os.n q Sss
or stcksts for dollar. me ~
Il AENT.--The very best evidence Of the superior
quality Of my Soda Water IL the fierce opposition
meets with irom certsin deeply iatsrested party
TOO vel sstsbshsd to Be Affected BY the dls rspors
put In circulation by designing persons invite
honorable competition and am willing TO sbide by the
decision Of .di'slimin.'ss WRRssss RssSisi oAryrELp,
Agent for .. b. Condict. 2oth st between
GLAss SHOW CAsEs.---I have tor sale,
NJ pnysteIy three very handsome Show Cases.
''sss:' .sa or S'.s{ ALEX s;s.' MOTT A...
1 AKD OIL, Winter Bieached. .--Pure Ex.
- us, for maehinery.--l0 bbls. receiving and for
sale Y BENNETT. BEERS 1 FisHEk.
sp z Drugsists
- SfKkM OF L-Wintsr 5slar Oh SOC
sasil''' 's' 81: sssssst. WI z Beers FISHER.
FIKE FK9JE EzIET:..Yg SIi:; sSE $40
THOMxYFOr LIME, % Sss7 order. q
= sfo's and fof ale - sx,sws.. ca
vS 6ssy sssss
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rtRw STOCK OF SPRING COO ID f.
~ We have received cur stock of taple and fancy

L
Dry Goods, embracing complete and varied assort-
ment adapted 10 the spring and summer trade, which
has been purchased on very favorable terms and will
be sold at small advance for cash. We Offer amongst
Other articles, the following Cottonades, Nankeens
and Cotton oznsburgs fine stock Blssehed Dones-
sics s widths; plaid, striped and plaid Cotton for
servants; Sstinets ke atucky Jeans and Tweeds; Fur
aturc and Apron Checks and Tickinss; Brown Sheet.
ing and Shirtugs various widths brown and bleached
irish Linens; Cloths. Csssimeres and Vestinss. fine
assortment; Prints, GinEhams and Lawns in great
riety; Canton Cloths and Alpaca; printed Barases
and Cbses Plain Challi.s and Dslalnes. all quail
tiss; Lawn Chalhe and Berage Robes; white Cam
brcs, Jaconet Swiss aud Null Musns; Lace, Mus
I'M and Cambria Collars Lace Coll srs aud Sleeves in
setts, Silk Linen and Cambria hsndkerchiefs Our
friends and purchasers generally respectfully in
vited 70 call and examine our goods with the sssur
snoe tbs, osr 0e. effort. Till Be used 70 gys entire
NH hSi-dim No % Main street.
RICHAKDsON g CO.'S WHOLESALE
II DRY GOODS STORE, IS Main strset.-Ws
s s' aooSs ass.s 70
cost that may be enabled to place in store
unequalled stock of Carpetnss Floor Oil Cloths and
Merchants from the country are assured that our
stock contslls many desirable articles of STAPLE
GOODS, and large lot of DREss GOODS, in all which
ss NH si..rms' MY '' ' RICHARDSON 4 co.
NERCEIANTS' INSURANCE COMPA.
lVl NY or KICHM0ND.-By authority of an act
of the General Assembly of Virginia, passed Decem-
Merchants Insurance Company in the City of Rich
mond" We, the sisned, Commissioners appoint
ed by the said act, WILL the lst day OF May next,
open booGs for subscriptions to the stock of the said
Company, at the Office of Messrs. Goddn Apperson,
st the corner Of Bank and llth streets
The act fixes ths value of the shares at $50 each,
snd the capital stock at not less than ty thousand
than Eve hun red thousand dollars Ii sutho-
rzes the Company ito uske insurance against all
rine risks, and ssanst any damage lost by FIRE.
by any other liability casualty hazard, upon any
and every kind Of property, real personal or Mixed
make insurance on lives to grant annuities, to
ceivs endowmens, to contract for reversiopary pay
ments to guarantee the payment of promissory
bills OF exchange aud other evidences of debit to lend
money on bottomry and respondentia to cause them.
sevesto be insured against all risks upon the interests
shey may have in any property lives in their
right or in virtue of any loans advances of any
policy Or contract of insurance." &c &c.
JOHN PURCELL,
]. L. APPERSON,
R. B. HEATH,
LEWIS GINTER,
WIN. II. CHRISTIAN,
VIM. G. PAINE,
mh 29-tlMav AUGUSTUS ANDERSON.
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SALE OF CHINESE WARDROBES-The theatri-
cal wardrObes Of the Tsng Hook Tong Dramatic
Company of Cinnamon was sold in New York at
auction last week for about $500 The wardrobe
originally cost about $4,000 and Is gotten up in
the richest STYLE large portion of it being silk and
tinsei work. Among the articles sold were ele
giant embroidered and satin robes, embroidered
scarfs and mirrors, aprons, vests, pantaloons, &c
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TAs HxsinTs Couss have beou eneseed dpee
rridsy last n The trial of Edward HeAdan. In
diessd By he Gfaud Jury fbr creating . suissaes
dlss- Afssr bearing large nsmbsr of witnssses,
the cause was sTeued with great ability, b.
Msssrs August and Aylett for the defsnce. and
III X r. Daniei for the Commenwealfh- Yestw.
verdict: We. tbe jury, undss instrsesions q ths
eoun fhaf any nuisancs on public square. and
near public thoreughfars, i : pubiie nuisance,
Ind the defendant guilty, and Ane him $50 The
souns:, s. .svsd e arrest q jsdens.t which mo-
DisAsyTsa-Aftsr Len ths court room last
Monday, the Mayor discharged Charles Deems,
who had been arrested and examinsd on The charge
Of forcibly entering Mrs. Elixabsth Davis house
last Sunday morning, and roobine II u 800 In mo-
nsy. We gave the sv idsnes n ths cauas yester-
cused.
~ II Serefassss A.ssefioss, Msrcusisl Diseases,
ninSs Evil and IN fact al aissasss sxising from An
Iuns has won for itself envisbls re-
putatlon ssssd on it, own intrinsic maria By 70.
ma.ent cure. hur drsds Of our felowcstisens have
Gsess % sn9w Try L before 1t Il TOO late sod By
EMPLOYMkNT DRSIRRD.--Tae 1rder-
10 Sgnsd; having received comn,ssion = NOTA.
81 ruSLC tenders HE services 70 the citizens Of
He will attend to takipe Denos;t;on. -
knowledementso Of Deeds Rehnquishnent Of Dewer.
and perform any ether duty pertinias to the hishly
Deeds Of Bsrsn and Sale s.ssss ps.ss s.s1 .ns q
every other form Of Convsyasce Of Contract: 10 uur
chase and cell Real Estate, negotiate Land Nd Pen
sion Claims, superintepd repairs Of and Rent ont
Houses; collect Rent Medical and other Accounts.
and attend to other legitimate business that NAV hs
confdsd to his management, upon reasonable terrns
Respectfully, ISAAC AVERY GODDIN
q Office on Bank and 18th Streets southeast corner
Public Square, few yards South Of State Court.
House.
r. S--one of the best scrivensrs In virsinis win
give me his assistance. ss a
an l2---ts
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WINDOW sHADES-At the how price o.
w SIT cents, worth 81; Lsndscspes 50 CENTS worth
.25 Boquets 50 cents worth 80; Vssss l. rich
ly worth S. elegant Gilt Shades %. worth 81; Il.
bic Oil Cloths, Bureau and Stand Govern different
widths aud patterns very cheap. Also very nice
assortment OF Dry Goods hoisery and Gloves. Just
received, 40 pieces Irish Linen ct 50 cents Q ward
worth IS cents Brown Table Cloths 50 cents worth
$ towes 10 cents Is CENTS with several other
articles, which win be sold at great bargain Cali
before purchasing elsewhere, at the cheap store Of
z N. GOLDEN, 80 Broad st,
NH % Between Sd and 4th st.
NKW STORE AND NEW STOCK OF
IN SUPERIOR READYMADE CLOTHING for
SPRING AND 8 U n MMER-Comprisine N 4 Ill new
styles Of Spring dress and frock Coats Business Goats
Of fancy Cloths, Cassimeres, Merino, Drsp Dc Etc
Alpaca Linen and Msrseiles Vests In endless vsrs.
ETY.; black dress and fancy Cashmere Pants do Lin
en-, N Msrseiles, Camblet, &c
FURNISHING GOODS-Cravsts Ties and Stoeks
Of the greatest variety; Suspendsrs; Kid Silk and
Thread Gloves; Handksrchiefs, Socka Shirts, Col
lars. Silk and 0suse MeTino Under Shirts; Silk Me-
rno, Linen and bleached Cotton Drawers kc.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ID. GOODMAN has now open 1t bis large new
store room, l19 Main street. Richmond, Va, large
and entirely now stock of Spring and summer Ready
Made Clothing, embracing all now styles Of every
grade Of Coats, Pants and Veas and Furnishing
Goods. From his very great facilities in msnufac-
turing, his liberal patrons and the public generally
will s ind all articles in his line from finest low.
srades of the very best make, and ct unusually
low prices for CASH. Csll and examine.
Remember Place and No, 1l9 Main street, mex
door 70 j. w. Randolph's Bookstore.
spls aHs D..GOODAAN.
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mh 4-tlhfav


J. TERMS-
Twenty cases choice Spring PRINTS -
Ten cases Worsted and Lawn DRESS GOODS
One case Fancy and Black SILKS
Fifteen cases COTTONADES
Ten cases LINENS
one case assorted MARSEILLES
Four cases CASSIMERES, for summer wear
Eight cases GIHGHAMS
One case China Grass CLOTHS
Tsn cases Bleached DOMESTIC8 ..,f
Forty bales Brown SHIRTINGS
Une case Silk HDKFS.
-Four cases Cotton and Bingham do. d..
Ten bales BED TICKS
Three cases APRON CHECKS
Two cares CURTAIN GOODS
Two cases Brown HOLLANDS
One case Muslin and Lace CURTAINS
Five cases CAMBRICS checked and dotted
Two cases sEMBkOIDERIES
Two cases TABLE CLOTHS
With many other goods, at very low prices, at the
eorner of Main and 18th sts.
Also-Agent for Dix L Sons and Crawford Co.'s
THREADS. d. Fl. LONDON.
sp dim -
THE FOLLOWING desirable articles
/ just received at HIRSH l. BOTTCHER'S 209
Black Brussels LACE, all widths. genuine
article.
Stamped COLLARS, SLEEVES, CAPS. etc.,
Stamped Linen YOKES, new cut.
Childrens fancy HOSE. 20
Ladies' SILK and Gauze Msrino SHIRTS; do. for
Misses and children.
India Rubber PIANO COVERS, something new
Every variety Of FANS and other FANCY AR
TICLES. NH 25--lm*
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-23

NEW KAMlLY GHVCEKf,, on sfxth
EVEN 4 CD, respectfully inform their frisads sala
the public generally that they have opened the abovs
with fresh and well selected stock Of FAM.
LY GROCERIES. Cash purchasers will find II 70
their advantage by giving us q call.
ap 49,
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NOTlCE-I have FemsOved my enlce frOa
the late Constable's Office TO my reidepcs Mar.
shall street. betwee Adams and 1st stfseta whore
can be found after this week on Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays, from sunriss to sunset, each day. %
transact any business connected with the late High
Constable's office Of Richmond.
ap i9---ts WaF J. p. TYLER
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THE PROSPECT.

The New York Journal Of Commerce, abiding to the
great aocessOns to the democratic party as evidenced in
the elections in the North and South uses the follow
Ing encouraging language
"Ths immense gains Of the demoOrs In large cities
towns and in those States where elections have been held
this SPRING although opposed BY combination Of tb. know
uothpgs, republicans, and abolonss, show very clearly
which way the wind blows year ago. In each OF the State,
alluded tov New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Connec-
tcut-hs democrats defeated by overwhelming
ority This the combination against them has been
extensive and complete than before yet In each case they
pres very closely upon the heels Of their opponents Until
year there had long been abolition free soil party
which neither sided with the democrats with the wings
But the last elections they have sternized lovingly
with the other opponents Of democracy and the consequence
that although the democrats in each Of the States mention
ed poed nearly, II not quite, unprecedented hey
still slightly in minority. But they the foil strength
the enemy and the amount Of work to be DONE All that
remains Ia 70 And the opportunity is near"
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RIFLE RELIGION.

In late number of the Boston Mail we find we'll
timed and well wtten article the subject Of rife
ligonn We make room for the following extract,
The clergyman has his place, and there be respected
and honored 1t for him TO speak Of things spiritual not
and when be forges the sanctt Of tho pulpit and
initiates the OF the forum, his general influence
then impaired and his sacred mission nsulted In the po
cal arena be has place. Let him. the retacy OF hi.
study entertain what opinions he may the political ques
lions OF the day. On each Recurring election lot him eI
ercise citizens nobles privegethe right of ranchise
vote for those candidates whom his judgment considers
most worthy hold Office. Bat here he stop His Do
tiea principles predictions and preudces should never
find in the pulpit for there it Is his only duty to inter
pref rightly and calmly Gods messages to man.
all should the preacher nculcate doctrines which
the Bible universally condemns He who is appointed 10
speak OK peace should not breathe Of bodshed But
there those regret to say, who think otherwise
recent Instance at New Haven, and examples az which each
days brings accounts prove how olorgyuer
interpret their duty 1t dgraceul to the American pull
pit such things should be- and II these persevers
their phrensied career society will efuy realize thai
they do not preach peace but sword
The plea of sedefence which the religonst de.
tends bis conduct perfectly untenabe IL the purchase
Of Shapes rnes 10 the East that danger the
Wet Every rife bought in Massachusetts, nece,ststes the
purchase Of revolver in Missouri Like begets ke-srms
bsget arns-and II the norborner he moves westward
equps himself like pirate he not be surprised II his
couutryman Ia armed like Arab. In this way a collision
instead Of being AVOIDED provoked aud civil war en-.
must thank those clegymen who In their teaching,
initiate the papsl examples OF Paul ~ or Sertusy.
Bat trueheared Americans do not believe in the nfs
bty Of the Church. particularly when patent
They sill not be misled by fsnatcsm, when talk,
from the pulpit and only silly and ,mperiDg women
will be affected BY the rife religion Of Beecher Par
kcr-meu who smell as strongly Of gunpowder as Captain
Kyd or Guy Faux"
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SOUTHERN KANSAS EMIGBANTS ARMING THEM
SELVES WITH-BIBLESl

The attention Of the reader is invited to the following
news paragraph, which find in southern exchange:
There is at present large company Of young at
Montgomery, Alabama gathered from different sections
the South who about to start for Kansas On Saturday
last they attended church. and after the services over
each emigrant was presented with copy Of the Bible"
What contrast here presented to the ruanly scenes
recently enacted in the New Haven rifle church. under tho
guidance and goadngs of Reverend Henry Ward Beecer
and Reverend Mr. Dutton to say nothing Of the precocous
and ferocious feeling manifested the occasion by the
sympathetic Miss Mary Dutton No talk of strife and
bloodshed-no infammaory appeals to passions and
prejudices-no stirring up Of jealousy against this
that section of the Union, or of hatred against
this that ingtution of sister State; but Chris
tian meeting in Christian church. assembled on this
special occasion because portion Of their number about
emgrating distant Territory were desirous of invo-
king the Divine aid and blessing The religious services it
would SEEM conducted entirely free from that exhi
biton of brutal ruansm which SO recently desecrsted
Din the land of steady habits temple supposed to have
been dedicated to the worship of Almighty God; and
the close OF the services each Of the emgnts present
ed-not with bowie-knife, a revolver, Sharpes
rife, but with--a Bibief . . a.
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SENATOR sLIDEIps SPEECH.

Senator Sdeps late speech the action Of the nava
board has been received with great favor by the prcss gen
orally The Philadelphia Inquirer (opposition) says
"Itis calm dspassionate and remarkably able The dis
tnguisbed senator vndcaes the board from many Of thu
charges been preferred against its MEMBERS
ssys that the effect OF the adoption OF Mr.. Iverson resou
ton would be put the officers Of the board trial They
were selected by the Secretary Of the Navy for their sup
posed fitness their accomplishments their high standing
character they merely performed duty which
them sought, and which every Of them desired Il
avoid"
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OF FICIAL.

THsAssRx DspAarMrsr. December ], 1888.
Notice hereby States
that this dess~msss win psschsss
said stocks time when the mny prior
LIST day Of June and will pay following prices
wit:
For stock of the loan Of l6a psemum of 10 per For
stock Of the lonns Of Of Is For
issued commonly
nifty stock psniAm Of And for Of Of
s46 sdesnaAs The 18Th November, 1916, If received
Treasury prior the lst Of January premium
cent nrcesved between the ls January
premium Off received uer the 3Iss March,
and prior 70 said st Of June premium Of IN
Interest will also be allowed specified
In the certificates from the la July with tho primer
pal OF the certificates received prior the LIST January Ass
thai date, the interest will be allowed in addition
from LIST Of receipt
interest will bs allowed in addition for the reach the
e
Certificates transmitted 70 this department under the
ice should DO duly assigned United States with
half prior The LIST ncx BY
entitled to receive The purchase mopsy.
Payment for these ocks Will be made by drafts the assist
Boston, New York. Philadelphia the parc
entitled TO receive The money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec l--dilstJaneH
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THE DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPHS. -MICHIGAN WHEEL
ING INTO LINE

Every mail from every section Of the Union brings as
stronger and gratifying evidences OF the rapid
progress Of that reaconary spirit which adding thou
To record the results Of the recent elections which have
been held In the southern western eastern and middle
States is but record unbroken series of democratic
gains and democratic triumphs We have now 10 add an
other star to the constellation Of democratic States On
Monday last township elections were held In Michigan
and the result clearly shows that the people of that State
have utterly repudiaed know-nothingsm and black rs-
puoicansm, and have turned TO the democratic party
the only true national conservative party Of the country
After spreading before its readers the returns from large
portion Of the precincts in the State the Detroit Free Press
Of Wednesday says;
We suspect, from the complexion of the returns thus
Tar received, that fusonm, black repubcansm, negro
worship, and Maneawisn have gone up In Michigan We
suspect the democracy have carried the high dry
We suspect the anti Nebraska party been liter
ally slaughtered, We suspect its black trails
DUST and that the stars and stripes Of the party
hoat proudly and umphanty in the broeze We suspect
the State administration has been condemned rebuked
and notice given 1t to quit We suspect deter
mined on Monday that they would have change
And we suspect one other thing that s1 electoral
may be set dozen certain the democratic Pres
iden sa...#
eve give elsewhere all the returns at hand They nd-
cate sweeping victory. We expected it. We have for
moment doubted it, The people OF Michigan demo-
cratic. The ownothing and fusion coalition the last
general election produced result for instant APP
proved by the deliberate of majority of the voters
That result has been twice rerersedat the cleo
tons Of 1855 and 1856. 1t will be still decisivey
versed at the next general election" "
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-12

FREscH rRoors IN WKsr ISpIrs-The Port-au- Prince
correspondent Of the New York Journal OF Commerce ays
that u was currently rumored and believed at Port-au
Prince that from twelve TO fourteen thousand French troops
had just been landed at Guadaloup and that much
est was excited to learn the object for which large mid
ry force had been thus quietly despatched 10 the West
Indies