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The DAILY DISPATCH.
Wsaassday tIernins, May II, 1856.

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eei' FREMoNT's "MARIrosA" LAND CLAIM
a ies.er irom Thes. Denny Sargent, appears in
.oe New York Herald, giving very different &C.
count Oh the value ofthe Mariposa claim in califor
ma from those that have appeared. He saws th.,
no person knowing the land would give more than
from % cents to sl per acre for It. He cites the
cases OF jackson and Walker of Baltimore and
washington, and werth & Co., of Richmond, who
went out and afterwards abandoned their opera.
tons there. He says:
In tne northwestern part of Virginia, the tono.
spuy OF which Is similar to the foot hills of The
area OF greater mineral wealth. which viii .ea.S
tneir proprietors in time a greater revenue from
coat IRON, &c, than will ever be realized in Gold
mined or washed from the Mariposas
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RENTS IN DETROIT, MIcHIGAE.-Rents have
been very high in Detroit, Mich, this spring. good
frame and brick houses. for mediumsized families
ranging from $3.50 to $500, and some even higher.
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FROM PERU-We have advices from CalIao to
the l2th ult The revolutionary movement which
had been anticipated for some time past had bro
ken out at Arequipa, in Southern Peru Ex-
President Exchinique had landed in that place,
and after some little fighting had routed the ar.
thorities and gained firm footing. 1t was prob
able that he would march at once to Lima, and in
the present excited state of public feeling it was
believed that large numbers would join him on
the way. The people were much preudced
against the government, and were ready to follow
any one in whom they could place confidence
Guano freight was rising, and there was large
increase in the number of arrivals Seamen's 3
wages were lower than they had been for years,
and desertions had become less frequent The
American ship Damatia had been sold at the Uni
ted States Consulate for Sc 500. The surviving
coolies of the Inflated cargo of the American ship
Waverly had arrived in the bark Louisa from
Manila 1t was expected they would meet with a
ready sale, as there were but few laborers in the
market
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ENGLISH InTERFERENcE EXPLAINED
recently stated that Capt Tarleton, of the British
frgate Eurydice, had undertaken to interfere n
San Juan. with the landing of the passengers o,
.ne steamer orizaba, from New York. The Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Times no- s.
says that Capt. T. was urged on by a secret aren,
OF Com. Vanderbilt and J. l.. White, sent ont or
the Orizaba) who informed him that the steame,
nad ooo nihbusters on board. This does not excuse
the interference of the British officer hu, th Dc"
ident and Secretary Marcy are said to be much
,neensed at the alleged conduct of Messrs. Wander.
bilt and White eANe'
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FyW THE PUBLIC.
Il LADIES ESPECIALLY
IAKE NDrICE No lIINpI

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
Bereges, Berage de Laines; French Jaconet aud
Lawns; Ribbons worked Bands; Sleeves; Collars
Parasols Swiss, check and dotted Muslns; corded
grass Skirts, Mantllas black silk Mitts; Irish and
French Linens; farmers Linen; linen and cotton
Pants stuff; Stockings; large assortment of Domes
tics and servants wear and various other articles toe
numerous to mention, which have been bought very
low in the Northern markets, at COST PRICE. The
reason ofselling of my new stock of Goods AT COST
is the following:
Two weeks ago meved in the house now occupy
ct which time the rent of it was $500, but the land
lord has just raised to $500 and therefore made
up my mind to sell out at cost to reduce my stock
To remove.
invite the attention of the public, also country
merchants to call before purchasing elsewhere and
you all that come will be fully satisfied with
what they buy. Come one, come all, and judge fol
yourselves at No. 23 Main street, three doors above
thelnaTket bridge. l. ROSENHEIM.
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HENRICO SAVINGS BANK..-Ofiice af
i 4 the store Of Smith, Rhodes Co, No. q Pearl
street, Richmond, Va. where deposites will be re.
ceiyed, on which an interest of SIX PER CENT win
be paid on all sums remaining dspodte six months
or longer, and five per cent. for shorter period
CHAS. 3. MILLS, Pre1t
4. b. RHspEs, TresSr. my a--Sm
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CREAT BARGAINS In FURNITURE

VI We, the undersigned, return thanks for the
patronage have received from friends and the
public generally and will state that we can be found
at the same old stand corner of Franklin and 18th
streets where we manufacture and have hand all
kinds OF CABINET FURNITURE. We will sell
what we have on hand at such prices will suit
these who buy for their well as those who
buy TO sell again.
We have also an assortment of CHAIRS Of all
kinds which we will sell AT COST.
We also keep on hand at all times and hours day
or night COFFINS- Pine, Poplar, Cherry, Mahoga-
nv Sc from q inches long to feet. Also. Pinked
Sheets Shrouds &c.; Hearse and Horses, with good
Driver so that our friends in the surrounding country
who send to U.s. will not be detained more than half
xn hour in procuring articles to bury their friends
VIM. A. LEA,
WIN. L. SATTERWHITE,
Corner of Franklin and 18th streets.
N B-Flat-top Coiins of all sizes, and Furniture
Wagon for those who desire prefer it.
an SO-dIm& VIM. A. LEA co.
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HOTELS.
nYEEI1 HOTEi-.OED P0iNT CON-
III FORT -This delishtful summer resort. Tho

nYEEIA HOTEl.-.OLD POINT cow
III FORT -Ths delishtfal summer resort The
most inviting on the Southern Seaboard and for A.
traction inferioy TO none n the country convenin,
TO the Salt bath and the many other laxares of
water region. In broad view of Hampton Roads and
the Chesapeake Bay. and with an extensive military
rost beside It. has passed the proprietonhp of th
Undersigned aud viii be opened for the public reesr
ton on the leth day Of June after which date II viii
not be again closed.
Disease at Old Point Comfort, at any sea,on. 4.
almost unknown. For health, il may be said indeed
,orivai the most secluded watering place Of the roun
In eons down to test the attractions ofths celebrate
lewland retreat.
The proprietor has engaged for the seneral suner.
OF the Husenot Springs, gentleman of marked anti
tude fer the trust be has assumed while his own sn
pervsion will guard the comfort of visitors and th.
reputation of the establishment
my l2-SIn jos SEGap
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<tEN Il L. M 4 NJ, = SHAVING, HAIR
~ DRESSING AND SHAMPOOING SALOON,
I4th street opposite the Exchange Hotel, Richmond,
V1-WILLL4M HHLIdMSON, Proprietor, bav-
ing recently moved to the above establishment, and
after incurrng considerable expense in reittng and
tion and patronsge of the public With polite at.
tendsnts snd together with his knowledge of the mo
dus oeraad feels assured OF his ability to give en-
tire satisfaction.
Strangers visiting the city waited on with dispatch.
m Tim
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NUTICE.-I have removed MY Office from
<the late Constable's Office to my 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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AN EAGLE HATCHED AND NURsED BY A SHAN.
6HaI-Aoout six weeks ago Mr. r. Cameron. OF
Butter county, procured 4 bald eagles egg and de-
posted It beneath setting hen" and in short
sime nne iusty eaglet picked the shell, and made
MS appearance, with less pain, and pomp, and cir.
cnmstance than attended the birth of the s.enfaD,
de France" The Cincinnati Commercial saws:
Inc piebe:an nurse fowl is we are informed nv
Mr Cameron apparently at times very much a..
tonished at the eccentricties of his roya hpbness
the infant bird of Jove whose keen. uufiinchinc
eyes, and stout, sharp, crooked beak, and appetite
for fish and flesh, are slightly terrible and beyond
her appreciation Still she attempts to relieve his
wants with true motherly devotion, and in trying
to induce him to take promenade cucks at him
vainly by the hour. His legs are not serviceable.
and disclaiming to crawl after her, he looks with
eager aspirations, as becomes his illustrious race
skyward. He is very fond of fish. and luxuriates
in rats and snakes, though he is not yet strong
enough to skin them for himself. The quantity of
skinned garter snakes that he consumes is queer,
b, being competent to dispose of almost his weight
In that article of prepared snake
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IN STORE AND FOR SALE
i l50ae0 NJ. No. l. All Heart Cypress Shingles
7G,oo0 do do Heart and sap do do
100000 do #. Dressed Flooring
$1,000 do #. and and and Heart
Together with general assortment of all kinds of
Hard-pine Lumber at my yard, corner of Canal and
10th streets, south SIDE OF the Basin
ap 2l.-lm L. w. GLAZEBROOK
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War, scith an its horror. y /. ,,. :. .-,.a
% our r.ee a. those fell disssses scrofs 81.
pmns' PM nnesm.eism, the imprudsnt use Of M.rcnry
state of the Blood. CAnrEs;s s,sn,s1 nc impure
remedy which win drive these insidiou. A..
Sessh s..1. from the Many haze been restored
in despair. Do NOT DELAY, HUT rrw. .r q. nsse sunk
Sold by BENNETT, BEERS FIsHrs ~ TIME
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-On PAIkS OF TIOSE CHEAP VIM
DUU DOW SHADES, only 37i cents, TO be run
sa at the following low prices for one week only
Beautiful Landscapes Soc, worth 25; Light Shades
plain with boauets only SOC, worth 81 50 Splendid
Vase Shades, at ST. well worth 81 Gilt Shades, Vi,
richly worth 81; Table OIL Cloths Bureau and stand
Covers all widths and patterns, from Zoc up
Also, a seasonsbe stock of Dry Goods, Hosiery and
Gloves Irish Linen SOC, worth 75c; Brown Linen Ia
BILE Cloths, 5Oc White do Dsmask, u yds long, vi;
Large size Towels, 10 cts-wiih great many Disss
Goods which will be sold of cheap. Call soon at the
Dry Goods store of NJ GOLDEr,,
go Broad st., between Sd and 4th
N. B. storekeepen and peddleu supplied at rev
York prices. my 10
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TTIHE CHEAPEST DRY AND FANCY

IfHE CHEAPEST ID X AND FANC4 4
IL GOODS IN THE CITY, ATTENTION Buy
ERs-The subscriber having recently returned from
the North with extensive sock of FANCY AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, which he bought at the
New York auctions FOR CASH offers them to purcha-
such that will satisfy them at that
HENRY BROWN, at No. Is Nam street, is actually
selling the CHEAPEST GOODS in the city. To
all the cheap Goods he keeps would fill up
your own interest give him call, when about job
bing, before Purchasing elsewhere. Convince your
selves vt HENRY BROWNS,
No. 25 Main street,
dnara ahoye ha market hridSe
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Foyging Fams.-Fleming Burnett, . free boy
rom Petersburg. wss arrested and brought befofe
me Mayor, for having in his possession two passes
PuIpornng TO have been signed By George ".
huinn' .' the barber Ruffn appeared in court ana
sessned that he neither signed the passes himself
,a, antnorized any one else to sign his name to
son.. - ss statement fixed the guilt of the pri-
'0ner' and he was ordered TO be punished
n.rdsos aosea q We understand that Gov. Wise has
Il fh;s ss.s oeorge w Williams, who was arrested
III, 'n,s city In November last, and senterced TO
- ..,. we've months, on conviction Of attemptins
Jr, In the night. so " James Ino"ss'
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RMPLOYMENT DEsIRED.--The under

Gfn1PLOYMENT DEsIRED.--The under
IL signed having received a commission as NOTA-
RY PUBLIC, tenders his services to the citizens of
Richmond and county of Henrics in that capacity -
He will attend to taking Dispositions receiving Ac-
knowiedg gments of Deeds, REIMBURSEMENT 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 or Contract; to pur
chase and sell Real Estate negotiate Land and PEN
sion Claims, superntend repairs of and Rent out
Houses; collect Rent, Medical and other Accounts,
and attend to other legitimate business that may be
confided his management, upon reasonable terms.
Respectfully, ISAAC AVERY GODDIN.
Office on Bank and 18th streets, southeast corner
Public Square, few yards South of State Court
House.
T. Some of the best Scrveners in Virginia will
give me his assistance. /. A. g.
an 12---ts
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FNHE VI GINA SAVINGS BANK,
chartered by the Legislature Of the State. = now
prepared 70 eiye deposits Of money Of any amount
over i've doilarh On which will Be paid sx per cont
interest on ell sums remaining deposit six nonths
or longer, and for shorter TINA five Per esnt-
Deposits may be made with the 1Teasarers =. =.
Btarke, at the store of =. b. 6pence, cornef Matn
and lsA streeta % With either 81 the ciEcen
SAMUEL q. C0I31ELLt krog6one
=. B. eTAHKE, TreasureEs
fsH 70. WALTHALL. Secretary.
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COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANk.-Char
~ tered by the Legislature of Vii rginia, December
18th, ls5S-Capital, s50.eU0.-This Institution re-
ceves deposits which interest paid 1t the rate
Of 6per cent. per annum il remaining on dspost sx
months, and 5 per cent. for shorter periods.
WM. @. PAINE, President,
GEO. ]. SUMNER, Secretary,
NH Is HENRY w. QUAkLES, Treasurer
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MILLINERY.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO It III T. LAD les s.:

t0ppodts Old Market, nth g. 5 doors above Main,
Informs the Ladies that she executes the following
work on reasonable terms and In the neafest and
msst fashionable styles
MANTELETS, TALMAS and CLO1KS
PIHkNG, CHIMPLNG AND CUTTING
B0NNETS CLEANED -fND TRIMMED
CORDED 0IHGHAM AND QmLTCO BONNETS.
q All work done at the shor notice.
I6-eod5th r. RTrYTrT
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JT1Hk COTTAEE nOTEL, aI AshIand. !;

IA
now in order for the reception Of boarders by
the day, week, month or year
To persons engaged in business in Richmond, who
may desire TO be within reach of their families everv
necessary facility 10 afforded by the transit of three
trains daily each way, between the two places wh,t
on each Sunday, commencing with the first Sunday
tthe 4thl in May, special train will leave the depot
on Shockoe hin at o'clock A. NJ and return about
sunset, for the accommodation of those who say de-
sre to unite IN the religious exercises of the day in
the village "
The Chambers of the Hotel and adjoining COTTAGES
paovdsd with gas the Is equal to apy in The
State aud the location proverbal for health whilst
in sddtion the extensive and well arranged grounds
Of the establishment furnish facilities for exercise and
recreation surpassed by no other place of the kind
THE PROPRlETORS.
+. S. The regular passenger trains of the Rich.
mond. fredericksburg l. Potomac Company stop at
the Hotel daily, for breakfast and supper.
Ashland Hanover CO.. Va,
May 3. 1856. my S--2m
NATIUNAL HOTEL, Main street, Staun-
~ ten, Virginia w. J. HUNTER X CO.. Pro-
prietors.
TT An Omnibus will always be in readiness at the
Railroad Depot to take passengers to and FROM this
house, free Of charge. my S. 6m
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FASHIONABLE MTLIINE- RN<
KY, FANCY GOODS, &c. ~
3 MRS. j. DEMET.MAN gS

(Main street, between I7sh and 18Th street.l
Has just returned from the North, with her Spriur
and Summer assortment of MILLINERY consisting
Ribbons and French Flowers. Also, . large assort-
ment Of Misses and Boys Fiats and Genficmens eu-
peror Lezhorn Hats. She has likewise good supply
Gloves. Mitts &c.
The Ladies are particularly invited to call and sx-
.W BoNNErs and HATS Bls.essa at short no.
dce mvr-SJ,s
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. FASHIONABLE LENIlI.LlNERY Y ES
TABLISnMENT IN MANCHEST Err, VA.

J2h tls- .. W. AhlSS, corner OF MALL and Al
49, len streets in Manchester, 10 now receiving
ner spring and summer assortment Of Millinery mcR
- Donnets, Ribbons he, which she feels confident
ahoe oe mrPas.ed in beauty and fashion, and can sell
snsap az the cheapest She has also ON hand fine
a's3nsnt OF Dress Goods of the very latest styles
alt III returns her thanks to the public fer their
1s nysa. paIronaee heretofore extended to her. and
an 3-d&wlm*
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A MBROTYPE GLASS, tine best in she
"A American market from the factory of the cee-
brated Florefe Plate Glass Works in Belgium: case
of various sizes for sale by WIN. SATTLER,
nv 20 142 Main street.
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