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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-27

Ge61 As THE season for planting has
We arrived, the subscriber would respectfully
%9sA call the attention of his friends. and the pub
- lie generally, to his large collection of
ROSES, GREENHOUSE PLANTS. ORNAMEN-
tai TREES EVERGREENS, PIONEERING
SHRUBS, Grape Vines, and Asparagus Root &C.
JOHN NORTON, Florist,
NH 24-1mN Grace street
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DAVID BAKER, JR., and JOHN H. PLEAS
ANTS, will continue the old business at the house
present occupied by the old firm. Thankful for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon the late concern,
we respectfully solicit continuance of the same
d. BAKER, JR.,
JNO. II. PLEASANTS.
March 7th 1856 NH 8-ts
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RRNT-A Beautiful Brick
ri House. with Kitchen and large Market Garden
- attached and excellent water In the ysfd, Desn
tfully sit,,nted On 18th street square North OF
venable at aud in about quarter Of an hours walk OF
the Old Market, yet retired enough for person TO
enjoy a the benefits Of the country AIR. 10 geod
than such another place be had in the county 30
near the city. Apply at No. 45. Main ssreet, to
NH p VIM WALSH
-. FUK KENT-The two story Brick
H:a House on tbs end of Marshall street, near
AA the residence of J. M. Bolts. Esq IL contains
nine rooms and will accommodate two small iaml-
lies Rent $3.50. Enquire Of WIN. RITTER or
CYRUS BURLINGTON, in the adjoining tenement.
NH t5-2aw6ts
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ID AEON q BASKERVILLE,
0ENFR All, t,0MM ISSION MERCHANTS

Receive conssnments of Tobacco, Flour. Corn
Wheat 8c and give their personal TO saics
Of same and hand large and gene
raj assortment Of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guane
10, feT-d&wts
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SPRING TRADE, MARCH IS56.--By
~ recent arrivals | am in receipt of the largest
stock of articles in line ever in the city Amongst
my assortment have:
1900 drums Smyrna Figs. cases Prunes
800 boxes Fresh Raisins, 10 DO Sardinea,
assorted 80 do Preservd Ginger,
SO do Oranges 50 do Muscat Wine
90 do Lemons, 10 bags Filberts
10 bags Palm Nuts, 25 do Almonds
l5 do new Walnuts, casks Currauts
IS boxes Shell Almonds, Is boxes Pickles.
Is do Citron,
leo 600 CIGARS, assorted from SIS to S 100 per NJ
With fresh and full assortment of nv ExceIsior
steam Candy, made of double refined loaf sue,r by
an experienced kman the best article in the world
solicited LOUIS J. BOsSIEIJX
NH IS No I'M Main street
NIOJMTAIN AEEn 0ATS--1 -.,..-..-;. :.
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TIME FOLLOWING desirable articles
L just received at HIRSH BOTTCHER'S, 2O9
Broad street:
Black Brussels LACE, all widths, a genuine
article. 80
Stamped COLLARS, SLEEVES, CAPS, etc,
new patterns
Stamped Linen YOKES, a new cut.
Chiidrens fancy HOSE.
Ladies' Silk and Gauze Merino 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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CHINA VASES; Tete-a.Tete sets; Ci-
~ gar Stands; Match Boxes; Flower Stands; Motto
aud other Gift Cups and Saucers together win many
rum lS7 Main ri BULkLEf u %.
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FOR Rem T.--The large Tobacco
LIE Factory recently occupied by Messrs. Grant
- Bennett, on Goth between Main and Frantha
streets is for rent for the balance of this year. with
the privilege of the next. This is decidedly the best
and most desirable Factory for rent in the city. Fur
terms which will be very low, apply to
THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.,
NH I0-lm No. 20 Pearl OF
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II WiLBACHER, No. 2US Main street,
i begs leave to offer TO the trade aud pubic IN
general his newly selected stock of Brandies Gin
old Rye Whiskeys, Sweet Wines, Hook and Claret
Champaigne, Cordials. Bitters, choice Havana CT
CARS, Albany Cream and Beverage Ales, London
Porter, Lager Beer, at the lowest northern prices
Orders promptly executed. Terms CASH
NH IL z. WILBACHER. IL
IQuORs...l5 hall pipes C0enRc Bra,
~ dS; II qua'ter do do. dol 50 bbls cd Family Hs e
WhiskeJ. For sale bv
NH 8 CHAS. T. WORKMAN x CO.
EARDEEN sEEDs.-AdditionaI supplies
~ OF SIhclair's celebrated Southern Garden Seeds
much better adapted TO climate than grown
at the North Sold by
NH ri BENNETT, BEERS FISHER
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I,IPRDyEMENT LOAN

KANAWHA IMPROVEMENT LOAN.
~ By an order of the Board of Directors of the
James River and Kanawha Company adopted on the
nth of February last in pursuance of the of the
9Th February, 1885, and joint resolution passed on
the 18th of the month, the President was au-
thorzed TO advertise for loan of $3500G0, for the
improvement of the Kanavha River between Loup
Greek Shoals and the mouth of the said river to be
paid as follows
$l2,500 on the LIST August 1856.
1850 do LIST October, do.
$4,000 do LIST January, 1857.
$4,000 do LIST July, do.
$4,000 DO LIST January 1853.
$4,000 do LIST June, do.
100000 do lst Septr, do.
For the said loans the bonds of the company to
be executed payable Is years after date and bearing
interest at the of per cent per annum, payable
semi annually and secured by special pledge of the
net Tolls on the Ksnawha River for the payment of
the interest and redemption of the principal of the
debt by the operation of sinking fund and the Pre-
sident and Directors have. by resouti passed at
the time, pledged and set apart the said Tolls
for the said purpose.
By the provisions of the said act and the joint
luton aforesaid, the company authorized to estab
lish collection district below Charleston to charge
full tolls in cash, whilst the river Is undergoing In
provement as well afterwards and to borrow mo-
ney upon the credit of the tolls now due, and here
after TO b come due,
II is believed by the Board that the nett revenue
from the Kapawha rver will enable the Company
promptly to comply with the conditions of the loan.
The Company is restricted by the terms OF thesaId
act, the bona de sale of the bonds, for Gum not
less than the par value OF SIX per cent. bonds.
Proposals for the loan, payable above indicated
ere respectfully invited to be addressed to the under
signed. THUS H. ELLIS,
Prest of the James River and Kanawha Co.
Richmond. Va, March 18th, 1856 NH 8-2aw4w
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NEW SPRING GOODS.-Receiving dali
ly by express and steamers, varied assortment
of new spring and summer Goods, TO which invite
the attention of city and country buyers The Goods
have been selected with great care in the Northern
markets. and purchased exclusively for CASH and be-
terms, purchasers will find it TO their interest
TO give my stock examination as great ssying can
be effected. My friends and customers will be con.
vlnced OF this by calling early at the established
cheap store of ALFRED MOSES
NH % late Hart B. Moses 63 Main ST.
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NlkGINlA,S SONS, OUk u N ION,
PRIDE Coughs Colds and Consunp can be
cured by Leonard's Cough Syrup. 1t has been tried
by thousands in this land of ours For sale By
DUvAL & NORTON,
NH az 10th and NJ ain sits
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NEW SPRING GUODS.--We have now
Y in store choice selection of Fancy Articles for
Plain, Striped and Plaid Blk Silks
Do do. cold do.
Blk and cold Silk Robes
Grenadine and Berage do.
Organdie and Lawn do.
Plain and fgd Jaconets
White and Printed Brilliante
Plain ana Printed Moussea1ne
Cashmere Shawls and Scarfs
Newest styles Paris Nantes
Embroidered Muslin
Cambria Collars and Sleeves
French Wrought Collaretts and Sleeves
Mourning Collars, in great variety,
Muslin and Cambria Bands and Trimmings
Infants frock WAISTS
Thread Edgings and Laces
Alexanders Kid and Silk Gloves
Ladies' Kid and Doe Gauntets
Black Thread Wells
Fancy Soufte do
Grape and Love do.
Muslin Caps
Embroidered and Revere Hdkfs
Misses Gloves and Hose, all sizes
PARKER, NIMMO & CO.,
NH 25 No I43 Eagle square.
s,PRINl2 CAMPAIGN, IS56-SPnING
- AND SUMMER CLOTHING am now re-
ceiying, and shall continue to receive weekly by
steamer and express, my stock of Spring and sum-
mer Clothing, which will consist of all the neatest
designs of pattern and style of cut that the market
affords NV stock is ample and well assorted, and
any in this city to style, workmanship and prices.
call respectfully asked of you at ia Main street
VIM. IRA SMITH.
N B. Just received fine lot of Spring Cassimeres
and Vestngs which will make TO order in short no.
tice and workmanship manner
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EXECUTORS' NOTICE.. Persons in
II debted to the estate of Moses Branch, decd are
requested to make payment of the same without de-
lay to Edw E. Dudley, at the store lately occupied
by the deceased; and persons having claims against
the will present them to him, duly authenti-
Gated, for settlement.
WILLIAM BEERS, ! Exr'sof M.
EWD. E. DUDLEY, Branch, deceased.
The business will be conducted as heretofore at the
old stand where we solicit continuance OF the pa
tronage so literally bestowed on the late Moses
Branch.
WILLIAM BEERS, Exr's of M
EDW. E. DUDLEY, Branch, deceased.
,,,b dStgIu
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~ GRIFF EDMONDsON.--This cei-
L~@ITebrated race horse and stallion will make his
next season, commencing 18th March. 1885,
and ending LIST July, at the Fairfield Race Course
near Richmond Va, and at Mr. Deans Farm, in
Goochland county He will be let to at the
very low price of twenty dollars the season, payable
in all cases in advance.
The owner is induced to put the price so low that
all may have chance for horse almost with
out cost
Mr.. Dean Mr.. Tally will receive and receipt for
II money for his services.
Mares sent to him will be well cared for at either
place at reasonable rates, and ample provision is
made for their accommodation.
Groom fee ST.. NH 4---lm
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"a WILLIAM HOLT RICHARDSON

Wa 18th STREET, OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
.-1lA- would respectfully announce to his friends
and customers, and the public generally, that he has
Just received and opened his Spring stock of CLOTHS,
CASSIM ERES, VESTINGS, &c, selected by himself
with great care in the Northern Cities which he
would be happy make up the most superior style
and on reasonable terms NH 2l-2w
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nor SALE.--We offer for sale n small
4 tract of land owned by u.s. lying the Darby
town road about seven miles below Richmond. and
containing l66 it being onehaf of the original
Goode the other half recently sold for 25
per acre. Terms accommodating
BICK. L. WINSTON,
NH 2l-FGTuts S. C. GRFENHOW
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- RES ERVES, PICKLES, BRANDY
l. Peaches, Guava Jelley, Currsnt and Apple
do, fresh Peaches fresh Peas, fresh Tomatoes
Anehovies CaPers, Olives, French Mustard, all fresh
DAVID N. JONES CO,
NH Is 10 Main street
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EHUES AND BOOTS MADE TO ORDER.
- MR.. JAMES FELLOWS Superintendent in
gentlemen's department.; Mr.. JOHN KIMPEL, do
do Ladies do
The subscriber having in his employment the above
named Cutters, who known to be equal to any in
the State respectfully announce to the public that
he is prepared to have made order in the neatest
style, every description of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Boots Caters or Shoes of any style desired
HENRY w. QUARLES;
fe 10 No. Is Pearl street
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NEW C0NCERN.-.The subscribers have

hISSOLUTluN.-- The firm of BAKER
~ PLEASASTS-& co. is this day dissolved bv
mutual consent, The of the firm will be used by
either of the parties in the settlement of The bust
ness. ID. BAKER JR,
JNO. H. PLEASANTS,
j R. MOUNTCASTLE.
Richmond March It'll 1875
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MOUNTAIN sEED DATS.--A superior
IVl article in store, tor sale
NH - J, w, COSBY.
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Notice. Having been employed hy
Mr.. Ladd, to act In my former capacity of Gene
raj Superintendent and Manufacturer of the Rich
mond Soda Water ard Rottling establishment en-
brace this method of informing my numerous friends
and patrons of the old establishment that nothing
shall be wanting my part to sustain its
taton; and from experience of eight years in the
business feel assured of my competency TO give entire
satisfaction TO all who may be pleased to favor tho
house with their patronage.
" Orders for Soda Water, Porter Ale aud Cider
from city country, will meet with prompt atten-
ton. M. MCCORMICK
de 20 No. S08, Broad street
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ERANARY AND FEED STOkE.-The
VI undersig ned has taken the house of Frank
lin and Wall streets formerly occupied by Messrs N
B. l. { B. Hill, for the purpose of conducting the
GRAIN AND FEED BUSINESS,
where he will keep constantly hand full assert
Of all kinds of Grain, Mill Ofal Hay Corn Meal
and other articles usually kept in Grenares and Feed
Stores
He hopes by giving his business strict personal az
tention and selling on reasonable terms, to secure
liberal patronage from bis friends and the public
generally He will deliver any article free of charge
anywhere in the corporation. He will MISC attend to
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE, .
for a moderate commission, and will insure for his
country friends the highest market price TOR any con
signment entrusted tie him.
fe T-n JOHN w. COSBY
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SPklNG GO0pS.--We are now cpeninU
~ onr stock of SPRING TRIMMINGS, which, rs
usual consists of greet variety of new and desira.
bic goods We are receiving FRESH SUPPLIES
every week. and our customers may rest assured inst
by giving us call rt they will save themselves
much time and trouble in the tedious effort of
MATCHING TRIMMINGS"
HlRSH l. BOTTCHER,
NH 25-4mS 200 BROAD street.
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- FOR RENT.--The store and Dwell.
kIii Ing Broad street. at present occupied by ths
I&A subscrl Der, suitable for most any kind of bnS
Possession given on the LIST of April. Fa
further particulars inquire on the premises at
ISAAC ROSENHEIMS,
No. III Broad ST., opposite Frederksbg Depot.
NH Al m&
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A RE YOU SICK f--If you are, don't take
n Quack Medicines, but those prepared by a
regular physician.
DR.. ROSES celebrated Family Medicine are the
result of thirty years practice in Philadelphia His
prescriptions for each complaint and have been
well tested and approved by hundreds of physicians
and thousands of patients. remedy for each dis
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IA 30 DOLLARS REWAKD.--Rau-
ETY away from the subscriber, the 7th inst,
N negro man named HENRY. He is about IS
~ years old, of dark brown color, medium size
x=s~ and height. The said negro hired by me
from Martha Allen. | will pay the above reward of
$50 for his Apprehension and confinement in any Jail
in the State of Virginia, SO that get him again.
LEWIS HYMAN, 98 Main st.
Richmond March 18th NH l8-2wt
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HING AND CUPPlNG.--hR S.
A WuOLHOUSE offers her services to the Me
deal Faculty and the ladies OF Hchmond ana ls VI
ciniry as LEECHER AND CUPPEhr ana trusts
nv sssiduous attention to merit their knd patron
age. ,,,. s,- ,,I n;nbt
at her residence, over Messfs' S""ie'' =" "'o'"''
Hardware store 2l3 Broad st.
y X. The best imported LEECHES constantly
receiving and for sale
All orders from the country promptly attended to
ana aaLIso"Ladiss BANDAGEs en- hsn' and made
TO order. I'm
inc ia Z5--ts
C0N-IGNEE WANTED For 10 cnses
- Iiauorce, marked 80. b. per Steamer Roam
oke. LlDLAM WATSON.
NH Att
DAR(.AINr, BARG JAMS, IN Dry
ID GOOD S.-The subscribers having their full
Spring stock n enabled TO show ainller and hand
somer assortment than they have ever done before
consisting in part of
Plain black and striped Silks,
Bareges, Chel;es and De LANES,
Brilliants, Jaconet and Muslin Robes
White Goods and Embroideries
Irish Linen and Damask Table Cloths
Ribbons, Psrasols, Gloves and Hosiery
Will full assortment of mems and bows wear and
lars stock of brown aud bieached Domestics Oz-
nabuygs, &c. J. * M. ROSENBAJM
NH "A 1893 Broad street.
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v..xO SPRING SJ6--l vi OkT A.
AKjTIONS OF CHINA AND EARTHEN-
&A WARE-GEORGE J. SUMNER, No 20
~ Pearl street, Tor l4th ST., Iron Front Ware
house Is prepared the present season. with large
and well assorted stock of China and Queensware, of
his own mportston and heavy stock of Glassware,
Looking Glasses, Fancy Goods, &c, to which he in
vtes the attention of merchants buying their spring
supplies To all cash prompt paying customers,
such Inducements will be offered as will save them
the tiue and trouble of visiting Northern markets.
Stone ofsuperior quality at factory prices. The
most careful packers are employed and prompt at
tentio- given to the shipment and forwarding
goods He respectfully solicts examination of his
stuck NH
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EI;.i KENT-Ih ne dtsITdDIe Gnd newly buIIt UotAc
attached lying just OUTSIDE of the corporation line
Rockets; admirably adapted for a market garden, At
present occupied by Mr.. J Fl. White. Toa good tea.
ant, the rent will be moderate, and possession gwen
Immediately.
Also, adjoining the above, convenient House suit.
able for store and dwellings, good stand for o-
Gerry. Apply to WIN. I: KING,
NH lift Frank lin st. near Old Market
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FgIt1fNIUNU IN .Ut JUNE DAY N.---Tn
III press and will be published about 2oth Anil
by GEORGE N. WEST, Exchange Bookstore
Richmond in By-Gone Days, being "Reminiscences Of
an Old Citizen containing account of the city, It's
old residences. and their occupants aud various sue.
iects pertaining TO the habits customs amusements
and incidents of old times. / vol. Duodecirlo
NH z5--.jt
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FVh wv a
E:I Dwelling with eleven rooms, kitchen, kr
-@~ complete. on I'd street, between Canal and Co.
~. Possession given LIST April.
Also that large newly painted Store, with counter,
&C. on the north side of Main, between 18th and 2i
streets.
Also, the two large Lumber Houses, adjoining tn,
Custom House, on 18th street between Main and Ca
~. Apply to VIM o. GEORGE,
On 4th between Grace and Broad streets.
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- FOX RENT.--Ne have Tor rent ;
ST new Brick House. containing rooms, with d
III ne cessary out house, water in the yard situate
on Church Hill. Clay and S;sG streets. Rent SIS
per annum. Apply to
NH Cots LARUS Il SD me
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a. FOX kENT.-That very desirable
Haa House on Main street. 2nd door above lHhst
> This house In in the most improving part OF tue
city being In short distance,of the Banks and oihe'
public places of business. Possession given let Apr|
Apply TO fe lets BENJAMIN DAVIS.
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RACON sIDEs.-.l9 hhds for sale by
~ mh "a EDWIN WORKMAN l. co.
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Observation-Disclosures undersigned

CLAY UKEWK1.
January I'd, 1856
NOTICE.--Thc firm OF BROOKS, BELL
l & WALLER will not be dissolved till further
notice. We will at early day close out our stock OF
Goods at auction, to make room for our successors,
Messrs Elicit, WALLER, DREwRY Co.
a2-ts BROOKS, BELL l. WALLER.
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side He rushed to the balcony where the speechying
was going on, and amidst burst OF groans mud cheers,
pebbles Kisses &C. exposed the trick, and dragged
back by his exasperated amicos
The most exciting event Of the day here however is the
trial OF Geo Brown ESD leader OF the opposition before
special committee appointed report upon certain charges
made against him by the Attorney General, Mcdonald,
Of perjury fasyng evidence, &C. during the time that
he was Secretary OF Commission in tho Kingston Penen
tary case, resulting in the dismissal Of Warden Smith
from the evidence adduced McDonald's charges appear
10 have other foundation than the spirit which
schoolboy calls another scoundre what the in
situation OF Solicitor General smith, eldest son OF the ex
warden, may have induced Mcdonald of whom he is an
old ohum, 10 believe.
Business, especially in the retail line has been very
brisk during the week and both supply and demand Of
seasonabe produce have been large There every pro
liability, however of decline in prices The harvest
promises unusually WELL although the thunder storm Of
Sunday has injured the fruit more less in parts
Farmers have brought in their wheat freely during the
past week, and large amount OF money has been taken
into the country The range for the week has been 6 ID
Is Sd per bushel 900 bushels Of the very best white
wheat shipped this week for Liverpool direct Mont
real II experiment Of which the anxiousy
watched The receipts of wheat were very heavy to-day
nearly 5000 bushels The average price for the day
may be quoted at Is per bushel
There increased feeling OF confidence here since
the arrival OF he Atantcs news and the favorable
aspect which the Anglo American imbroglo Is viewed
BY the majority of the English pressalthough the iuve
nile militia talk big, strut and display their Enfield
rifles, TO the wonder and admiration OF their cellar sweet
hearts, while they show how the Yankee may be mas
sacred.
Stabbing has lately become quite an epidemic here
among apbTlcNCu drunk pcIsOhhges We
had another case last week. unattended, however wAh
serious consequences.
The universal feeling here Is in faver Of Fremont's
nomination and especially in Upper Canada the public
feeling l. very strong founded on tho belief that his
is the only possible of escape from all the
horrors Of civil Perces government is universally
condemned and scarcely any epithet Is considered SUM
GENTLY abusive, when applied to IT, Buchanan has been
and is 40 intimately come cei with the Pierce policy
government tina, his success would be looked upon
merely continuation OF the old government under
new, and IN some respects weaker head Besides the
anti slavery feeling Is 50 very strong among religious
folks, that any one, TO hint at the success OF
Buchanan, would be booted down. Niggcrs all very
well in their place but il will take many OF
development before they up alongside white
folks, and of their "bittcrest friends be
ginning to acknowledge that The righteous oyermuch
rule the roost and man 70 get on In Canada must the
whole hog mo-, at all. Cant and pull arc all essential
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Jersey City News.

BANK RoEHsRr.-A clerk in the Morris Canal and Blnk
ing Company Of Jersey City, named Francis : Norton,
absconded on saturday afternoon with a package Of
money Amounting 70 - ooo. Th- money had been sent
IN from the Dover Bank, aud was received by Norton,
who after no len.
TRr.-Yestcrday, about II O'Clock Gre occurred In
house in Newark avenue, occupied oy Matthew sum.
mcrs The FIRE department, turned out and cxtnguishcd
Il before much damage WA done
SrProzgp BrRGfAE--M an early hour yesterday
morning officer yandenar took into custody a man in
Grand street supposed TO be burglar. In attempting TO
Jump from the ref u building another he EEL IN
the groucd su-s ng considerable INJURY and found
lying there by the officer AcCn-e. who was tken 70
the losk up. gave hn narne a. y - DAILY