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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-06

-- -vILLE.-The regular PASSENGER Train
will run daily Sundays excepted) between RICH
MOND and Danville, stopping to take up or put
off passengers the following points ony Manches-
ter Robious Coa-feid, Tomahawk, Powhatan, Mat
toax, Chula Amelia C. H., Jetersville, Jennings Ord-
nary, huntsville, Prices Mehein Keysvile, brakes
Boston, News Ferry, Barksdae's, Ringgold and
Danville.
Leave Richmond at O'Clock A. NJ, arriving at
the Junction breakfast house) $40 A M, end at
Danville at IS P. M. Leave Danvile at u NJ, ar.
irving at the Junction at 4:S0 P. NJ. and Richmond
7:l8 P. M.
Children over and under u years of age, and ser
wants, half price. Servants travelling by themselves
must be furnished with two passes, that one may
tickets and it must be expressly stated that they
permitted to go on the cars.
Passengers for Farmvlle, Lynchburg, Wytheville,
daily with South-Side Railroad huntsville. Pas
sengers for Greensboro and Salem, N. c., connect
daily at Danville with Hoiderby Co.'s fast line of
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MnDICI1GHs.


I1AIL, BEAUTIFUL SPRING!
II Hail, 6ssutifai spring the birds hos thsy sins,
AID s.s The sasss e Che
And does away With eli Cough Syrup til ne cad Of
Il vii Mn ~ be- be lous-ssxope week or two
For the IL benefit q ladss win Introduce sonsthins
nat. hys !, !: made s g Their & :.i ,:.. I'm
Price Is cents per bottle, 5 bottles dollar. ~
Hiii, I. B. Thomas Laidlsy 1 Robinson, 8. +. Sem.
ple s. NJ Zaehrisson, Grubbs Apperson, and all
brugEi.ts IN tbs State Of Virginia
4 HOME MkDIC!NE.--nIFs.- DAVIS
"A ELIXIR cures Coughs, Colds and Whoopfng
and . great s ana IN
The following few extracts from certificates OF
citizens Of Richmond who have testsd its virtues;
"By timely use Of it. I have doubt 1t has saved
one many doctors fees ! knew of its good effects
with great many other than my own family W.
i have used it in my family for three years. and
found it the best family medicine have ever used
aFor sickness among children, nothing can be bet
az have tried ali the cough remedies Of the day
and have no hesitation in saying that belisye Mn
DAVIS to be the most valuable preparation OF the kind
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS Bennett e Beers.
Alex Duvsl, Paterson Jackson, Chas: Millspansh,
DOLLAKD'SRHEUN G LINlMRNT
il Some remarkable cures performed by this Lini-
ment have come under our especial notice Of late,
and among them will mention the case off Mrs.
Johnston, on Union Hill, who had been confined to
her bed for more than week by Rheumatism, and
was cured by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARD's RHEUMA-
JOHN ". POLLARD,
Druggist 18th street.
And for sale by Druggists throughout the city.
NH Its
IACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BITTERS..-
This valuable and popular preparation combines
all the medicinal virtues of those articles, which
long experience has proved to possess the most sae
and healing properties for this removal and perma-
nent of diseases arising from impure state Of
the blood, and disordered liver-such Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Want of Appetite Waterbrash, Ner-
Debility, Liver Complaint, &c. 1t is the best
female medicine known for the many diseases Pc
cuar to females 1t cures by renewing the fountain
of health and strength, the Blood carries off bad
humors stops atural secretons and gives healthy
action to the whole system. Ye Dyspeptcs, seeker.
of long lost health, try them and be cured Price 50
cents
Prepared only by R H. JACKSON, and for sale
by E. ] PICOT, BENNETT, BEERS FISH
Err, A DUVAL, JNO. W. POLLARD, A. BODE-
KER, s. NJ ZACHRISSoN, and by all Druggists
generally. my IA
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Aud for sale by Druggists throughout the city.
NH IL
DIssoLUTIoNs, &c.


CO-PARTNERSHIP undersigned
~ have formed q. CO-PARTNERSHIP, to com
the lat inst for the purpose of conducting
a general DRY GOODS. IMFORTING, JoBBINd
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, at SO Chambers
and II Reade street. in the city of New York, under
the style and firm of BELL, BROOKS, PACE
Co., and at No II Pearl street, in the city of Rich
mond. Va, under the style and firm OF ELLE1T,
WALLER, DREWRY & co.
Our Mr. BELL has just returned from Europe
where he selected and PURCHASED our FOREIGN
GOODS in person, for CASH.
We shall at early day be prepared 70 exhibit
and offer to the trade beautiful stock at both points
and upon 81 favorable terms as any house In this
country.
JAMES s 8. BROOKS, Brooks, Ben ~ ! Waller.
JAMES JAMES 7. PACE, x,,,, OF the f1 Tn. OF
RICHARD p. WALLER, of the firm Of Brooks,
Bell & Waller.
CLAY DREWRY.
January I'd, 1856
NJOTICE.--The firm OF BROOKS, BELL
Y & WALLER will not be dissolved till further
notice. We will early day closs out our stock OF
Goods at auction, to make room for our successors,
Mesrs. Elicit, WALLER, DREwRY Co.
Ia 2-ts BROOKS, BELL WALLER.
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There is but little wheat to come in during this
month, and the above represents pretty nearly the
years business. There is much of all those staples
received by wagons that is not included in the above
The quarter ending in July last year. only brought
$500 bushels of wheat. The two months of April
and May, this year, bring in 1909 buthels.
COASTWISE EXPORTS.
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IA SELLING OFF 1T COST-M. W. ROSE.
No. aS Broad street, Richmond, Va, with view to
changing his busness win sell from this time TO the
stock Of teT =
DRESS AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
At c0ST. The goods then remaining on hand, will
be closed out at public auction. d. s5ss.s
All persons desiring 10 purchase Dry Geods Of .
superior quality. will here find sufficient induceme Ut
70 make an investment he intends 70 be very AZ
communicating. and wants 20 % much expense e
possible by, II not wholly, avoiding the auction Be
wiss!-call and examine for yourselves.
n. B. The store occupied BY win be for
rent AFTER the lat Of September. Il i an excellent
location for dry goods store for which purpose Il
has been occupied By me for upwards Of II yesrs
{ my x-@Sm ~ w. ROSE.
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wu JOHN DOOLEY, Mya
Ill No 81 MAIN ST., RICHMOND, VA. -
Has now ready his SPRING stock of Goods both of his
own manufacture and imported, for wholesale and
retail and on q larger scale than before pre-
septed by him. His assortment of
STRAW GOODS
Embraces every style ofthose articles got up.
THE SILK AND OTHER HATS.
OF his own make are exceedingly elegant; and those
imported whether French of Northern manulac-
ture are of the choicest and most fashionable kinds
His supply of
:. GENTLEMENS AND BOYS CAPS,
MISSES FLATS, e.
LADIES RIDING HATS,
INFANTS TURBANS,
And all other articles belonging his trade Is
ceedingy rich and varied, and will be found to meet
all requirements of merchants and others.
NIB = 4
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MONEY MATTER s.
E~ohon0a

STERLING BILLS-lUs ~ cent premium.
DOMESTIC.-NoRTHERN EXCHANGE. Checks on
the chief Northern cities ~ cent. premium. Large
Northern City Bank Notes, prem.
Uncurrent Bank Notes-or rather notes not Banka-
ble-we quote as follows:
Notes Of the Exchange Bank of Selden, Withers i
Coz p cent discount, and of the Trans AlIeghan
Bank ~ cent. discount.
The notes of the Bank of Kanawha, Maiden, p
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2 JOHN n. .tVATCi.
= MAKER AND JEWELER-FoRMERL

n JUHN n. WIllLlAMS-.WATC
~ MAKER AN d JEWELER-FoRMERLY
IN WITH JOHN HlLL--Continues to repair
&Sak6 Watches, Clocks, Jewelry nc, at his old
stand West 17tk street. two doors north of Main ST.
Immediately opposite the Old Market.
All kinds of line Watches such as Chrcnometer,
Duplex Independent Seconds, Repeaters, &c, re-
paired in the neatest and most reliable manner
Ali watches and clocks warranted TO and give sat
lsaction for one year, without any additional charge
JOHN N. WILLIAMS, West 18th,
two doors North of Main st..
nv 29--dlms In front of Old Market.
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FISH HOOKS AND FISH
Nesf ING TACKLE of every description,
consisting in part of superfns Cast
Steel Kirby, Limerick Virginia, Sea and other Hooks
Silk Hair Linen and Cotton Lines; Walking Cane
and Jointed Rods; Snoods Canton Sea Grass Floats
Reels; Artificial Flies; Silk-worm Gut; Cane Reeds
Nets &c.
ALSO-Guns and Sporting Apparatus; Powder
Flasks; Shot Belts; Game Bags; Percussion Caps; drn
king Fasks; Colts and other Pistols; Pen and Pocket
Knives, &c. all Of which offer ct the lowest whole
sale prices. 8. SUTHERLAND,
- Importer, No. 1S2 Main street,
nah 24-Sm Opposite Eagle Sar
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informs ths : citizens its Of fiehmosd, -
tie BOOT and SHOE ln.IIss basiasss, o.
s l. e make TO order any artcs in kis line
In the most tasty and fashionable style. 49,
country viii superntend the busness and uss every
effort to pease both ~ TO article end fit. have the
best mstsdsl--and workmsnship shall mot BE- suTpsss
% ~ snJ isrH i' sTsEEf ISLE row,
an 2s---dsm ist door. from Main street.
-u sTKAW lsUUDs.--We BEG -
ssss n s. ss y ~ sraaw ooops .ss
Ladies' Beaver and Leghorn Ridins Hats and Flats
Children's straw Goods. Of every vs,isty
BoyG and youths Lsghorn and Braid Hats
Do do Straw Csps
Hats; and last but not least those beautiful India
Hats, which for neatnsss cannot be excslled.
Besides . large assortment Of Straw goods for
Palm Leaf; Mountain Leghorn, and the noted
Shanghai Straw Hat, to which we most respectfully
CAL the attention of our friends and visitors to the
BINFoRD. DICKINSON wE1sIeER,
my29 No. 10 Main street
80. LADIES GAITNKS.--A large
fresh stock OF Ladies' CATERS beth plain
and tipped; also, Congress- and Side Laced
Caters, for sale at c.s. MAuRIcE,s
JET Isl Main street.
- NUTICE--TU II III T. LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN OF RICHMOND
AND THE COUNTRY GENERALLY.
All have to say to my customers. friends and the
public generally, is that furnish ladies and
gentlemen with Boots Shoes and Caters that cannot
be surpassed either here where either of my
own manufacture, of the best Boots and Shoes
manufactured expressly for me in Paris by the pre-
MUM boot maker of Francethatis, Meeez of Paris.
So that all in want of Boots and Shoes of superior
quality such caunot be purchased elsewhere, call at
ALEX. HILLS, Manufacturer and
Importer of Ladies and Gentlemen's French
Boots and Shoes, No. 129 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
- NOTICE TO MY COUNTRY
8CUSTOMERS AND FARMERS GEN.
ERALLY.-I would most respectfully call
the attention of ell in of Shoes for their harvest
hsnds to my assortment of Harvest Shoes, as they
were bought late last season, that can afford to
sell them at lower price, than if they had been pur
chas ID this springthat is before the heavy rise IN
leather ALEX HILL,
je5 No ia Main street. Richmond va .
IN NUTICE-I have urge assert.
I'LL ment of Summer Hats of all styles, which
AAaam selling very low. Persons in want wsud
do we'll to give me call at the Premium has
Store, No. 207. Broad street.
just received, a lot of the Ceylon Leghorn rama
ma and all other kinds of Straw Hats for Gents,
Youths and Boys. Also, fine assortment OF Black
and Drab Dress Hats, of my own manufacture,
which am selling very low.
Recollect the Premium Hat Store, No. w, Broad
street.
NV Sl-1w< RICHARD MOOkE.
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DICHMOND SUDA WATER AND BIO
HI THING ESTABLISHMENTS 10 a fired f

DICHMUND SODA WATER AND but.
IL THING ESTABLISHMENT.-It ia a fired fact
that the only genuine article of BOTTLED SODA
WATER, made in this city, is put up by M. McCOR.
MACK who fietters himself that he is able to COM
pete with any manufacturer, either North or South,
having been engaged in the business for the last nine
years.
He is now conducting the above business in all its
branches for Mr.. WIN. p. LADD and takes this me-
thod of informing his numerous friends and the pa.
irons of his old establishment, that nothing on bis
part shall be wanted to sustain its former reputa
ton.
EF- To prevent imposition, be sure to call for
9McCORMACKS SODA WATER"
EF SODA WATER, ALE and PORTER deliver.
ed in all parts of the city, free of charge. af
r. All orders from city or country customers
promptly attended to. Address
WM p. LADD,
5Sm Pearl st., and No. 308 Broad It.
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City BATHs ,i5 a.s sT sIsErSI, BE- BE-

Warm and Shower Baths, invite my friends and
the public generally, to give cali; the price 10
reduced 20 cts for single bath. The Barber Shop
Shaving, Hair Cutting, Dressing and Shampooning;
ALSO Cupping, Bleeding Leeching and Tooth Draw.
ing will be done before in the quickest and best
manner Please give me call, and don't forget the
sign "City Baths" nth street between Main aud
Cary streets. GEORGE BECKIEG.
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NTcCORO,S PATENT SOAP,

NIcCORD'S PATENT SOAP.
1Vl We would call the attention of families and
others to this newly-iuvented, labor-saving SOAR.
By using this Soap the old process of rubbing and
boiling the clothes is dispensed with which will be
found great saving TO the and 1t can also be
used with half the labor and time ordinarily con-
sumed in washing, whilst the clothes will 10 whittier.
1t seems peculiarly adapted for washing fine Musns
and Ladies' Collars ase for Flannels and Blankets
as it leaves them soft and smooth. For washing
PAINT we believe it has equal.
w respectfully ask tiial of this Soap believing
that one fair trial will establish its claim the very
best Soap kno1on.
rSr Printed directions accompany the Soap. Put
up in Boxes of "a lbs and 4S lbs Also for sale by
tail c. CREW & SON, Sole Manufacturers,
NV 1D--lm Opposite Old Market
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MUM. New premium.
FREIGHTS.
FOREIGN-Some few vessels wanted for the Con-
tinent-rates nominal. In a few weeks some will be
wanted for English and French ports.
DOMESTIC-We quote at the following rates:
New York. Boston. Phadelp hia
Coal ~ ton......$l as $S 90 81 40
Flour, ~ 3D.. 25 80 Is
Tobacco, ~ hid. so 800 2 30
Do. 4y box. Is 25 20
Coal to Baltimore st cents per Blu shell. Flour 15c p
barrel.
The above rates are by sail vessels. The following
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HUNMKL5s ksskNCk OF GOFHKE
II for sAle Ct Hills prss etoTs,
nyN Corner above old Market ITsaliin Il.
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I EECHlNG AND CUPPlNGs...NiRs.
II WOOLHOUSE offers her services to the Me-
dicsl Faculty and the ladies of Richmond and s vi.
cinity, as LEECHER AND CUPPER, and trusts,
Dy assduous attention, to merit their kind patron
age.
Mrs w. may be found st all hours day and night,
at her residence, over Messrs Sublett l. Brothers
Hardware store, 21S Broad ct.
N. b. The best imported LEECHES constantly
receiving and for sale.
All orders from the country promptly attended to
and carefully packed.
ALSO-LsdisS BANDAGEs ON hand, and made
to order.
~ light over the door from O'Clock till morn.
ing. la 2S-ts
The daily union., 1856-03-28
THE WEEKLY UNION.

This weeks number Is Of the most valuable and in
teresting which have yet been issued 1t c,ntains-
The admirable speech Of Hon. John V. Wright Of Tennes
see on Kansas contested election CASE delivered the
House Of Representatives on the l1th inst.
The akeof address Of Albert Pike TO the southern
know -pothngs, with editorial comments on the same.
The able and elaborate address OF Hon. T. L. Cngman OF
North Carolina, to his constituents.
Interesting from democratic cotemporaries
Summary Of the interesting foreign intelligence BY the
steamer Persia.
An accurate synopsis Of the congressional proceedings for
the week.
Special New York commercial correspondence.
The latest intelligence by the telegraph and the mails mp
TO the time Of going 70 press.
Editorial the leading political topics and in
cidsp Of the week. besides much other original matter
pared expressly for the Weekly Union.
With exception, the Weekly Union has the largest
circulation Of any political weekly newspaper pubshd In
the United States and subscription list 10 end and
rapidly increasing. Notwithstanding its large s, the
immense amount Of reading matter furnished frot week
to week. and the superior quality Of the paper sed the
subscription price Is only dollar per annHm Members
Congress and Others desiring extra copies shd send
in their orders on or before Tuesday.
The daily union., 1856-03-28
CONGRESS-FRlDAY.

SErArE-A message was received from the President Of
OF the United States Mint and its branches for the year
1855. On motion by Mr.. Pugh, resolution was adopted
calling the Executive for any additional documents in
his possession in either of the departments respecting
the condition of affairs in Kansas The nyad-pension
bill was considered and passed The subject of the naval
board assigned for Monday next at hafpast twelve
o'clock Mr. Collamer being unable to address the Senate
to-day the Kansas question account of the state OF
his health, Mr. Harlan spoke for about two hours in op
position TO the majority report When he had concluded,
Mr. Butler made few remarks and the further consdera-
ton of the subject postponed until Thursday next
when 1t is expected that Mr. Collamer will speak, who will
be followed by Mr.. Geyer and Mr. Seward. The Senate
after executive session, adjourned until Monday
resolution which adopted nstructng the Committee
on Foreign Relations inquire into the expedency Of re-
peang portions of the act of March 1885, better
known as the diplomatic and consular-reform bill The
deficiency bil amended by the Senate was referred
to the Committee of Ways and Means In the contested
election case of Archer Allen the Committee of Elec
tions reported that they still pursuing their nves
gaous Estimates received Of appropriations de-
sired by the governor Of Kansas and referred to the Com
mttee of Ways and Means.
The consideration Of the Washington city election bill
was then resumed protracted debate ensued, mainly
on points of order The House adjourned at late hour
without taking vote the bill
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.

The connexion which has heretofore existed between
COL John W. Forney and ourself joint propretors and
editors Of the Washington Union terminated yes
terday by mutual agreement. Having purchased Colonel
Forneys entire interest in the newspaper establishment
become sole editor and proprietor. We should not dc
pret at the termination of association which has been
marked from its beginning to its close by uninterrupted
harmony and mutual confidence aud esteem. As Colonel
Forney has assumed obligations in Pennsylvania which
would necessarily conflict with his attention to his duties
as editor of the Union he has voluntarily chosen to rert
and devote his whole energies TO his undertaking. We
need not add that the loss Of the valuable assistance of
able and prsctised political writer Colonel Forney
another source of regret We shall endeavo however
satisfy our readers that the great principles of the demo-
cratic party will be sustained with the same ZEAL and
hope efficiency that they have heretofore been maintained
in the columns Of the Union There will be change in
It's line Of policy but will continue to look to principles
more than men avoiding all discussions as to the
paratve claims Of competing candidates for the presden
tal nomination sustaining and defending the sdmnisra-
ton with promptness ZEAL and earnestness and repeng
with rmness energy all unjust assaults upon the prom
ineut democratic statesmen whose eminent public services
have suggested their suitable
the coming presidential contest We avail ourself OF this
occasion 10 tender democratic friends grateful
nowledgmens for the unprecedented circulation 10
which the Union has attained
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w ASHINGTON CITY
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH ss, 1865.

u MI HEsRY M Lewis, Of Montgomery, Alabama, 10 osf se"
sa travelling Alabama and TENNESSEE rs
sisted by r. Lewis, JASEs LKws. and sAAuaL D. Ls"
pJ sRAEL g. JAaEs No, Isa south Tenth street. fnaae@
phia, general travelling assisted BY W. H. wHLD
CoLLIEs JAaEs DEEEIEs, HAxnrr, r. g. JAMEs Thos
o. NlcE, w. MoERsoN, T. w. Wiley, Wa. L. WATEksAH
ALKx. H. CARsoh, d. X. hUsTH BEM r. SWAIN, 4. AsnsAS
and p. DAVIS
collecting the Western States and Texas
a,ssled by u. THosAs WILnAA Il. THonA Taos NJ JAaEs
Dr. A. L. CHLps GEoRsE MohhIs, aHa RIcHARB LEAkE Re
ceipts Of either will be good.
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Az rspusrRlous Eprroa-The editor Of the Council Bluff
Buglc thus sums up his isbors for two days:
"On Thursday last the mail brought us ~ letters and
ale exchange PAYERS Eighteen Of the letters contained
most Office business fifteen contained inquiries in regard TO
,he city and county, which have answered at length
seven we're upon the special business OF writer's which
we ans wered also and nine orders for the Bu-
ole and other matters interesting N ourscf Don't you
thtnk We hare happy tims-to Rnswer about th'ry let
tss aud then sngy OVERHEAD two hundred and nine
,ssn in one OF two days besides doing the po-
;,s ~ scors Of yisers writing editorials clipping items
Of news attending TO our duties @ head OF family and
the overnight OF the post office"
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TO THE PUBLIC.

retire from my connexion with the Warrington Union
with deep sense of the Importance of the step have
deemed it necessary take Ny associate Judge Nchol
son, is my personal and political friend, and cannot for
bear this testimony bis high qualities democrat and
gentleman. have generally shared his feelings, and
have always reciprocaed his friendship commend him
most heartily to those who to listen TO my sugges-
tons.
whomsocver may be nominated as the candidate for
President in ls56 by the National Democratic Convention
whether the present eminent Chief Magistrate the
who Ia the choice OF my State and Of myself any
other democrat shall be found supporting him with all
my heart and with all my energies.
JOHN W. FORNEY
The daily union., 1856-03-28

The Hartford Courant that Of The objects Of the
Hndoo abolition party is to maintain the linton Of these
United States constant upon the reserved rights
OF The States and on popular sovereignty In tho Territories
Is queer way Of supporting the Union r This pre-
tenoe about as consistent that Of the boy who was
shyng stones through glass windows for the purpose
Of letting in ightr
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Fillmore says the LouisviIle Democrat Is an ill-used
man oy the late nomination He Ia odious TO his party
Northcant get their support On the other hand he Ia
popular with his party South but the party itself too
unpopular In this region to do him any good So between
bis own unpopulary North and his psrtys nnpopuarity
South, be will make q POOR thing out Of H.