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VNU THE PUBLIC,
Is-fUIFN FNPFJIIIII i
TAKE NOTICE-NO HIMBUG.

TAKE NOTlCE--NO HUMBUG.
shall sell from this day, April 25th until the 22d
Of July next, my entire stock of Dry Goods and Fan
cy Articles consisting of plaid and black Silks; cold
Beregss BersEe de Lsines; French Jeconet aud
Lawns; Ribbons; worked Bands Sleeyes Collars;
ParasolG Swiss. check ses dotted Musns corded and
grass Skirts Mautillas; black silk Mits; Irish and
French Linens; farmers Linen; linen and cotton
Pants stuff Stockings; large assortment of Domes-
tics and servants wear and various other articles
numerous to mention, which have been bought very
low in the Northern markets, at COST PRICE. The
of selling of my new stock OF Goods AT COST
is the following:
Two weeks ago msved in the house now occupy,
at which time the rent of it $500; but the land
lord has just raised $780, and therefore made
up my mhd to sell at cost to reduce my stock and
to remove.
invite the attention of the public, also country
merchants to call before purchasing else here and
you all that will be fully satisfied with
what they buy. Come one come all, and judge for
yourselves at No. % Main street, three doors above
tbeimeTket bridge. l. ROSENHEIM.
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TYNIPI0YMENT DEsIRED.--The under.

|! TNtF1IU 4 NIE En- L DTt91Ia ED.-- I me- UHiItF-
lA signed. having eceived commission NOTA.
RY PUBLIC, tenders his services to the citizens of
Richmond and county of Henrice in that capacity -
He will attend to tesins Dispositions receiving Ac-
Acknowledgements of Deeds Ren9uishment OF Dover,
and perform any other duty pertaining to the highly
responsible office of Notary. He proposes also to
draw Deeds of Bargain and Sale, Release Deeds and
every other form OF Conveyance Contract; pur-
chase and sell Real Estate, negotiate Land and PEN
sion Claims superintend repairs of and Rent out
Houses; collect Rent, Medical and other Accounts,
and attend other legitimate business that may be
confided to his management, upon reasonable terms
Respectfully, ISAAC AVERY GODDIN.
E Office on Bank and 18th Streets southeast corner
Public Square, few yards South of State Court
House.
Z. S--One of the best Scriverers In Virginia will
give me his assistance. |. A. g.
an l2---ts
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NTOTiCE.-I have removed my office from
the late Constables office to NY residence on Mar
shall street. between Adams and lst streets, where
can be found after this week Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays, from sunrise to sunset each day, to
transact any business connected with the late High
Constable's office of Richmond.
an I9--.ts j. P TYLER.
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REIGHT FOR NEW
1 York. Boston, Providence,
EZI<1EM Portland, Newark. New Ha.

IdEE Portland Newark, New Ha.
Orfeans 81. Louis, Galveston, San Franz
cisco, &C.. per Steamship jamestown, to
and via New Y0rk-Can be shipped every Mon
day and Tuesday by the u. S. Mail Steamship James,
town, Capt. Parrish.
The Agents at New York. Mesn Ludlam 4 Pleas
ants will forward goods by this line to all of the above
mentioned places free of commission and at the low.
est rates of freight.
Large and commodious sheds have been erected on
che wharf in New York. where goods entirely pro-
attention ID bestowed in forwarding goods for trans
shipment.
Merchants shipping by this steamship can always
calculate within hour the arrival of their goods
The Jamestown leaves New York every Saturday al.
ternoon on her return to Richmond.
For freight apply to
au25 LUDLAM & WATSON
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Extract of a letter dated

Tie Slavery Discussion in tie General assembly Of
the Neso School Presbyterians-SiRns Of Promise.
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Eu ACCOMMODATION
~ lTRAIN--CHANGEO OF HOURS.

on and after Tuesday, LIT April
the Accommodation Train Of this Company will run
daily (Sundays excepted) between Milford and Rich
mond. Leaving Milford at O'Clock, A. M stopping
at the Cottage for breakfast and arrive in Richmond
at 20 O'Clock, A. ~; returning will leave Richmond
at O'clock r. M, and reach Milford at sos, p. M
stopping for passengers at any point each war
Fare the same a. on the rs gular trains
SAMUEL RUTH
Supt. Transportation.
OFFICE r. r. p. r. Co,
Riahr IG56 l. os
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HOTELS.
UYaEIx H0TETi...l0iEiD5 -ri0iST con-.

HYGEfA HOTKIss-0LD POINT con-.
HI FORT THE delightful summer resort. the
most inviting the Southern Seaboard and for at.
traction, inferior TO in the country, convenient
the Salt bath end The other iuxuSies OF the
water region, in brosd view of Hampton Roads and
the Chesapeake Bay, and with extensive military
post beside it, hes passed 10 the proprietorhp of tha
undersigned, and will be opened fot the public reesn
ton the roth day OF June, after which date It will
not he again closed.
Disease at Old Point Comfort, at any ,sa.on !.
almost unknown. For heslth, 1t NAV be said inaeea
rivs the most secluded watering place of the ronn
tain interior, that the uplander may feel no
in going down to test the attractions this
l2wlsud retreat
Nhe proprietor has engaged for the general .u,er.
intendence. Mr.. Joseph B. Stegal of Richmond Ia.
OF the Hugepot Springs, sentleman of marked anti
ode for the trust he has assumed while his own su.
reputation of the establishment
my i2-Sm JOS SFGaR
rINnk COTTAGE HOTEf. al Ashland, n
L now IN oreer for the reception of boarders by
the cay, week. month or year.
To persons engaged in business In Richmond. who
nsy desire TO be within reach of their families every
necessary facility Is afforded by the transit of three
trains daily each way, between the two places whilst
on each Sunday, commencing with the first Sunday
tthe thl in May special train will leave the depot
Shockoe HiIl al O'Clock. A. NJ and return sbont
sunset tor the accommodation of those who MAY de-
SIRE to unite in the religious exercises Of the day in
the village.
The Chambers of the Hotel and adjoining Cottages
provided with gas the is equal to any in the
state and the location proverbial for health whilst
in addition. the extensive and well arranged grounds
Of the establishment furnish facilities for exercise aud
recreation surpassed by other place of the kind
THE PROPRIETORS
r. s The regular passenger trains of the Rich
moud. Fredeyicksburs Potomsc Company st op at
the Hotel daily, for breakfast and supper.
Ashland Hanover CO. Va,
Nav :, 1856 my S-2m
NATIONAL HOTkL, llain slreet, stann-
' ton, Virginia w. j. HUNTER CO, Pro-
Yrieton.
rIs- An Omnibus will always be in readiness at the
Railroad Depot 10 take passengers to and from this
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m YT Ess:z=3 y N9TiGE = z 3 To TIA; !:
aEs- IN NJ q nRTHHNTbs0 Potom.s y

Route, between Richmond and Washington, via Fre-
dericksburg and Aqua Creek is now open to the
yelling public and passengers going North may rely
over which through tickets between the South
and North sold. The same can be obtained at the
regular Offices in Wilmington, Weldon, Petersburg,
Richmond.
By this route tin solich passenger has been
injured by accident of any descrptonJ the distance
miles the route by Gordonsvlle, with tho fur
ther advantage of 100 miles less of railroad travel;
whilst being in addition, through line, and under
CONTROL is attended with hazard of disconnec-
ton at any point of the route.
t~ Hours of departure from Richmond, 81 A M.
and u P. M.
For farther particulars enquire at the Ticket Of
fees in Wilmington, Weldon, Petersburg and Rich
mond SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
Office Richmond, Fredg and Pc. r. r. Co.,
Richmond, Feb. 28th, 1856. fe29
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National HOTEL, aiain street, Stnnn-
! ' ton, Virginia w. J. HUNTER Il CO, Pro-
Yretors
~ An Omnibus will always be in readiness at the
Railroad Depot TO take passengers TO and from this
house fr Aa of charge nv s. Sn
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NorE.-Mears. Francisco, Burton and Hundley are
the Commissioners elect.
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nKsHONs's HOWKK BA T H s.-.I

nESHONS'S y HOW Ek b A T III S...I
II hereby certify that have had in for con-
Baths made by Mr.. VIM. Forbes, of this city, and
find 1t to answer tho purpose intended better than
anything Of the kind ever saw. The Pump l con-
sder very great improvement over the old mode
of supplying the water to the shower, and would
not be without it for double its cost.
JAS. w. LEWELLEN
The above machine took the first premium at the
last Fair of the Virginia MechanicS Institute and are
for sale Wholesale and retail by tie subscriber Or
ders left the store of Messrs Jones Potts will be
promptly attended to.
my 16-Sw* WIN. FORBES.
n opportunity to purchase established manufsc-
turing business that be made to clear the cash the
first year. Apply at this Office. my lS-ts
MEWtSTORE AND NEW STOCK OF
IN SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOTHING for
SPRING AND U NINE R-Comprisins all new
styles of Spring dress and rock Coats Business Goats
Of fancy Cloths, Cassimeres Merino, Drap De Etc,
Alpaca, Linen and Msrseles Vests, in endless varie
ETY.; black dress and fancy Cashmere Pants; do Lin
en-, M arseiles, Camblet, &c
FURNISHING GOODS-Cravnts Ties and Stocks
of the greatest variety; Suspenders; Kid Silk and
lars Silk and Gauze Merino Under Shirts; Silk Me-
rino, Linen and bleached Cotton Drawers, &c.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
j. D. GOODMAN has now open at his large new
store room 1I9 Main street, Rich6ond, Va, large
and entirely new stock of Spring and Summer Ready
Made Clothing, embracing all new styles of every
grade of Goats, Pants and Vests and Furnishing
Goods. From his very great facilities in manufac
turing his liberal patrons and the public generally
will still find oil articles in his line, from finest to low
est GRADES of the very best make and at unusually
low prices for CASH. Call and examine
Remember Place and No., ll9 Main street. mex
'UU1 spis iS . " ~ j. D. GOODMAN.
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q RIC III M D ND AND ID A N.
4VILLE RAILROAD-OPEN TO DAN

vILLE-The regular Passenger Train
viii run daily Sundays excepted) between RlCH-
MOND and Danville, stopping to take up or put
ter, Robious Coal-feld, Tomshawk, Powhatsn Mat
toax, Chula Amelia C. H., Jetersville JenningS Ordi
nary, Burksvie, Prices, Meherin Keysville brakes
Boston. News Ferry, Barksdale's, Rinssold and
Dsnville.
Leave Richmond at O'Clock A. NJ, arriving ct
the Junction breakfast house1 at $40 A. M, and at
Danville at IS P. b. Leave Dsnville ct II NJ,
irving at the Junction at 430 r. NJ, and Richmond
7:I8 P. M.
Children over and under II years Of age, and SER
wants, half price, Servants travelling by themselves
must be furnished with two passes, that one may
be retained at the Office where they purchase their
tckes and it must be expressly stated that they
permitted to go ON the cars.
Passengers for Farmville, Lynchburg Wytheville,
daily with South-Sde Railroad at Burksville. Pas
sengers for Greensboro and Salem, N. c., connect
daily at Danvile with Holderby Co.'S fast line Of
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zoo PAIhs or THOSE CHEAP WIN

JUU DOW SHADES, only 57t cents, to be run
sG at the following low prices, for one week only
Beautiful Landscapes soc, worth 5 Is; Light Shades,
plain with boquets, only Soc, worth = So Splendid
Vase Shades, at 81, well worth S2 Gilt Shades, So
richly worth S.; Table OH Cloths Bureau and Stand
Covers all widths and patterns, from 25c up
Also a seasona BILE stock of Dry Goods, Hosiery and
Gloves; Irish Linen SOC, worth 75c Brown Linen Ia
Large size Towels, 10 cts-wi,h a great many Dress
Goods which will be sold of cheap Call soon at the
Dry Goods store of M GoLDEN,
$50 Broad St, between Sd and 4th.
N. B. Storekeepers and peddlers supplied at New
York prices. my 10
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PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
no 29-dtsi If Agents for the Proprietor

DOSTPONEhlENT.--l IL with regreflthat
Il have to announce that my Distribution Enter.
prise cannot take place the 22d February. The
unusual hardness of the winter has prevented me
from seeing and settling with my agents. As
than about the LIST Of August at which time the Draw
ing will certainly take place, the tickets called IN
and the money refunded. And should the sale of
tickets satisfy me In doing so lshall fix upon
her day, an l am anxious to have the Drawing take
place at the earliest possible time
JESSE T. HOPKINS,
fs 16-tlstAu Liberty, Va.
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He,lrico Ooanty.-We append the vote in Hen
rico last Thursday, for the Office of Common
wealths Attorney and Sheriff, which is said to be
accurate:
Com Attorney j. B. Young. j. N Davis
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THE DAILY DISPATCH!
NERMB or ADvERTIsINo.

THE DAILY DISPATCH!
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
! ssssss. 5ins.stisass g sqs.ss msata..e4 g
.e....le.... rs .,1D..N b
l...do. .12....de.... ! Is I....lo..I yssr....N -
UAdvsrtissns.b vsblishea IN fsritl Nm -
s.sssS .ss s !.s - e s:.s s e - a
RAILROADS, sTEA1GHoAxa. &c.
Eu - GREAT N0RTHE4N
- exSP xoR rsoyEalnqwrd5Eo soSThzsN 5oDzE ST1s
LY SUNDAY NIGHT ExCEPTED,l RETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHlLADELPHIA
AND Al new YORK, VIA ACouA CREEK AND
,WASHINGTON.-Ovcr the Richmond fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac River,
seventy-6ve miles, and by splendid and comfortable
ssssmen thence to Washington, fffy-fve miles-in
perfectly safe rate of speed
Hours Of departure, 8 L. NJ and y r. n, and bag
sass unaer charge OF special agents checked through
Yori. s'A' 'a'1n0's' fhilsdsipnas and New
ss
!. Bs,imore, 500
!" Philadclphia,. ....................... 500
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
Of it being already completed with an edss rsl Of "a
perlor quality, and more than million of pas
sengcrs have been heretofore safely and satsactorly
that no one win be induced by the misrepresentation
embraced In the advertisement over the signature Of
d D. Whitcomb, Superb to select the longer
and more circuitous route referred TO therein Tho
r. 4 r. p R. r. has been in operation for twenty-two
years and in all that time has either been
Killed OF crippled BY accidents from snake heads or
otnerwise which s without parallel In the history Of
railroads in this country. g. RUTH,
superintendent of Transportation.
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CRAIG ALUM STRINGS, Craig Count!

CRAlG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
u VA.-Ths proprietors Of these SPRING., which
have for some time past enjoyed a very favorable
putaton in the counties surrounding them have been
induced to put the water in barrels for the convent
ence of invalds In other sections.
For the present, the price il fixed at q rase which
barely covers cost CT barreling and the carriage.
lis healing virtues beyond question. Tho fol.
lowing certificate from Dr. Carper, leading and we'll
known physician In Botetourt county, is selected from
many of equal responsibility and force:
FINcAsTLE, BoTErouRT Co., VAL
July 25th, 1855.
Having been called ON by the proprietors of the
"Crsig Alum Springs" to express my opinion of its
medicinal virtues, hereby state that have exsmin-
ed the analysis of the water (made by Prof Boothe Of
Philadelphia and believe it we'll adapted dis
eases requiring tonic alternative action the sys-
tenn and further state that have known some re-
markable cures effected by its in scrofulous aes
tions and diseases of the digestive organs
Samuel NJ. CARPER M d.
The water has been analysed by Professor Boothe
Of Philadelphia who says.
"A mineral spring of such richness and quality a.
the analysis indicates will prove valuable aid to the
physician. Its position in the healthy mountain
gon of Virginia. about equdistant from many of the
sulphur and other well known springs eff the State
confer higher vaue upon the Suphated Cbalybia
of Craig county. Very respectfully,
"JAs c. BooTHR."
Eruptive diseases, derangement of the liver dys-
pepsis, &c have yielded to the power of this water,
and prove its efficacy whereverit it has been tried.
This very valuable water is for sale in barrels at
PURCELL, LADD q CO., Drussists,
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SPRING GOODs.--We are now opening
- stock of SPRING TRIMMINGS, which, as
usual consists OF great variety of new and desira-
Bile goods We receiving FRESH SUPPLIES
every week and customers may rest assured that
by giving call at they Will themselves
much time and trouble la the tedious effort Of
MATCHING TRIMMIN0ss
HIRSH L BOTTCHER
NH 25---4ns 2G9 Broad street.
DICE..-I0 uerces extra qnality Kire in
~ store and for sale by VIM. TAYLOR.
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MOURNING DhEsS GOO S.-Biack
NI Bombszines; Alpaccas; Mouslaines; Bersges;
Tissues GfaDadines; Ha Mourulngs; Bersge Tissues
Grenadines; Mourning Prints; Solid Black Lawns
Figured do. Black Lace Mitts; Black Rich Gloves,
&c. A fall and handsome assortment of Mourning
Dress Goods can be found at
ALFRED MOSES,
my 81 g. Main at.
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rLUE BRUSifES wire, irvine, aHd iron
VI and copper bound, all sizes, and OF the best gua
ti.s far .aie nv WIN. SATLER,
wi I42, Main st.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-29
rHE II AppRoACH1NG FAIR.

We would take occasion especially to remind the
good peopleof Edgefeld and the surrounding Districts
tnot omtting our Augusta friends among the rest
chat the first South Carolina State Fair positively
comes off at Columbia during the third week Of mex
month, beginning on Tuesday Of that week, the llth
From present Appearances there is good promise Of
very interesting time The grounds prepared by the
Executive Committee are said 10 be beautifully loca
led and commodiously arranged. An earnest and
pressing invitation is extended from head quarters, sc
ali who may feet:incned 10 compete for the various
published premiums. The whole affair is in the charge
of gentlemen who will see that everything be con-
Quoted on the fairest and mostliberd principles. Tho
right hand Of cordial welcome will be promptly prof
fered by the spirited and hosptabe citizenry of Co:
lumbia. An oration by gentleman highly qualified
for the task, win be portion of days exercises
Fine music will relieve the flowing hours of all edi-
BUSINESS. The ladies will be out in their richest su'
tumna colors The enterprise and energy, the bone
and uInew' of our State, will be there too
Then prepare all of ye, to attend Let US line the
Columbia road with our carriages and buggies and
wagons and bulls and sheep and hogs and FLOODED
horses and co,,on-bngs and ponltry,--with our men
and women ourboys and girls, our beanx and bellies
In short, let us have full place in the picture.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-29
THE pSRio1spEcr. Sli1pr.c pioL1T1cAL.

So far as may now he judged, from general indica'
tons throughout the country, BUCHANAN and BRICK
ENR,poE will be elected President and Vice-Pre'i
dent of the United States for the next four years
Their cabinet will Of course be Democratic to the
core and their administration signazed by the MANI
ienance of their partys creed with all The means avaa
Bile for tha. end. The next Congress too, it is now
sufficiently ascerained, will be Democratic by CEN
siderable majority,
If these things be thus disunion would seem to be
at present not only impractcable but undesirable
Little as many Of may to hope for in the sue
cessfu career of strong Democratic Administration
vet all are at least willing await its results and to
profit by its triumphs, If possibly the Confederacy
NAV be rescued from disruption thereby.
Another week will tell The result Of the furious
contest now raging around u.s. and perhaps foreshadow
The final destiny of our country 1t is time for pa
.riots to reflect deeply and to act wisely Because In
this issue Ia involved not only the continuance Of the
American Union bu. the further and higher problem
as TO whether man Ia capabls of selfgovernmens.
We confess TO heing among those who look with
hopo age with confidence, 10 the BUCHANAN Term
We do 3d. because it Is the Democracy Of the country
that will guide the measures of that Term, and be-
cause it is the South that will direct with potent voice
the councils of that dominant PARTY. 1t will be
Term of open war between Conservatism and Revo
luton the former necessarily carrying in its wake the
rights,and equality Of Section. We believe thai
the Term will be triumphant one; for we cannot
rcalze that in this 18th century, and under our free
institutions, great political struggle like this can ter
inmate otherwise than favorably for the cause o.
Truth and Jnstice
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-29
THE PLANK ROAD.

We had occasion some weeks ago to make fe"
structures on the Edgefeld g. Hamburg Plank Road
Since then, we have tried it again and find consid
erable improvement. This is right Surely it would
be good stock, Il we'll managed; and we earnestly
hope the company will go to work a.fresh and with
the determination to keep it continually in proper
condition. There are many very rough places yet
but they can be nmedied without any great expense
we should think. A. any rate, to see hands engaged
at the business and getting on too with seeming ra
pidily, is encouraging Let not the EdseheId e Ham
burg Plank Road prove failure, say we; and We
say ab.imo pectore That 1t may not, let new sprl
FIRE its directorset it be kept in fine order-let it
regulations be strictly enforced-and lastly let ever!
one patronize it,: In other words, do your part gen
tlemen drectorssand We'll do ours. 10 the active
President of hs;Company, we need say nothing spe
cally. lie is onsiwho will do his duty in any pos
faithfully and energe,ically. We congratulate hin
on the increase Of travel and the means thereby al
forded him to putihe road in spanking order.
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aPRINTERs, REGISTER -

This very valuable and interesting paper, especially
40 to oil persons in anywise concerned in the printing
Enthusiastically known as tue "Montly Rainbow,
is now before u.s. abounding in entertaining and in.
struclive matter. The present number, containing
The Grafton delivered by the Hon. R. c. Winthrop al
the Inauguration of the Franklin Statue, at Boston, is
worth lhribble the subscription price. 1t is certainly
one Of the cheapest papers in the country, and there
ars but few journals better conducted. We will be
glad 10 iorwardhe of any desirous Of subscr'
bing. Price so cents per annum. Address Crofut &
Bigelow, SO Dock Street, Philadelphia.
saD We value it highly, and hope the Publishers
will in no instance fail send it regularly, we in
tend filing The numbers