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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-18

LOST.


4 OAT...Semewhcre In the neigh6 srhood
Ii of Jno. n. Cooks ofi:s, an order drawn upon
Jno. r. Cook by M,a ~. =. Anderson, in favor OF
Miss williams B. Tszewell. tbs payment Of which
has been stopped. Any person finding the same will
please leave il ct the Dispatch Office OF with us.
jyI8-2t HAhKOLO MURRAY.
4 1sT--A NkeiOrlABLk NOTE drawn
Il By Jesse White, for GI10, payable 80 days after
the llth July 1885, N. Rives ORDER and endorsed
by said Rves he public are cautioned against ira.
ding for III. same. The finder will please Leave it ut
the Dispstch office. jy Ia-lt-
4 OST.--Somctisne within sile last three
Ia months . bond for $85 with credit of sal rs
on the back, given by James Thomas for the hire of
a negro boy. named Juhn Hicks will suitably re-
ward the finder Of the Same upon it, delivery to mo
j Bit. NARA HICKS.
I OST.-TEN DOLlDAKS Il Il VA KU.,-
IL Lost ysst erday, Gary street, hetweon Is and
18th streets GOLD LEVER WATCH, double
case, made by Jos Johnson No Is Church 1t LIVER
'ol and No. II 239. Tho above reward Of $40 will
be paid for the of the this Office TO
jyI7- St. DANIEL WHITE. 18th st.
1 OsT-S6O RkWAkD.-LOsI On SaIar-
~ day morning THREE HUNbKED AND SIX
TY DOLLARS, all in twenty dollar bank bills. Tho
above reward will be given to auy one who win de-
liver the same at A. RICHARDS store, On Franklin
street, near the old market
jy H-5ts w. M. SMITHER.
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~ Auction N0tice...The attention Of the
public 10 solicited to sales Of Furniture ths morn.
ing 10 ocock also to the sale Of an elegant seven
octave Pian,, taken under execution.
~ I8 LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
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FROM 4. s.. sANxAY, JR., ESQ.
Dr.. Schultz has removed three cerns and two toe
nails from my feet without the eli ghtest pain and to
my entire Satisfaction. would recommend him to
all sufferers. July 8, 1856.
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Ice IN JUNE-The Weston (ya) Herald is in
formed by very respectable gentleman in RAN
dolph, that ice was found on the Goth of June, on
the head of Valley Fork of Elk, from the freezing
of last winter, and it was supposed would remain
until August. A cool place, that.
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IMPORTANT FROM MExIco.-We have news
from Mexico to the ID, and Vera Cruz on the 5th
inst. The expected decree, declaring that the
clergy shall not be permitted to centralize proper
sy in their own hands, was officially promulgated
In the city Of Mexico on the 18th Of last month
The people seemed to be generally well satisfied
with this measure, and numerous congratulations
had poured in on President Comonfort, in view OF
this important step. The next feature OF the pro-
gramms, relative to the clergy, it is understood.
will be the expulsion Of the Jesuifs. The Con-
gress had passed An important bill, guaranteeing
liberty Of conscience, aside from political inter.
ference. The Spanish difficulties had been all
amicably arranged, and the Spanish Minister was
officially received on the Goth ult The ports were
all open for emgrants. and general comparative
auietness reigned
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
PROM II. 4 BALDWIN, ESQ.
RICHMOND, July 18th, 1856.
DR.. 8. Schultz has removed from my feet two bum
IONS of eight years standing without the slightest
pain. Also, toe nail that has given great in
convenience. l recommend him to all who suffer
from corns bunions, he, a. very skiful operator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-18

Cor THRoUGH.-Joseph Williams the fugitive
slave from Mobile Ala, who escaped from the brig
Growler. in the port of Boston, was carried be-
fore Judge Bigelow and no claimant appearing, he
was released His abolition friends Immediately
got him off to Canada.
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UTANTED..To hire for the balance Of the
w year, few able bodied NEGROES, for sur
face operations ct tho Coke Mines.
INV N-ts JOHN J. WERTH, Agent.
WANTED.-BOAKD- 4 professional
w gentleman and wifc. Location not above 18TH
or below 18th streets. Address Box I47. je Ats
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Fri4Ay Blsrsiass Jsiy -, lxs6.
ScssSsrs Peif5,s 1xps1is1s. . ia
Z s.1s ~ apA he China gene.n
fhis M spi6cess volunse. IN IL rast fnnd q val
uah,e nd snsessssins infbrnasion, the simplicity
Z ana Animation u m style, the superb typosA
Z pSy PAPER and bindlps, drom DE pres o. =. -.
pie.on = Co. New Yssk,, and he nulsisadlnoos
-1vs tsEaay ffIuser4tIohs win which y 2 aool1su
!, a. worldly Of the grand expedition which com
2 snerporate8 Itiaa national work, the pnonessson
. having bean ordered BY Congress, ana W. : WORK
{ Of which ths nstaon may be proud. No gentle
mani library win be complete without T. The
government wae mot more fortunate u securing
Z for the command Of the important Japan expedi
sion. an officer III the rare judgment, experience
and 6suucss Of Commodore Perry, than that Dis
fisrufshed commander has hIpnself been fortunate
In obtaining for the work Of compilation 20 emil
nens . scholar and elegant writer ~ Rev. Fran
: els L. Hawks. D. d. . clergyman and author
whose reputation Is commensurate with the Union.
Z The volume before US affords the most ample
account Of all that WAS done by the japan expe.
dition, and Of everything Of interest connected
with that part Of the world. The whole subject Is
exhausted by this great work. There II vast
amount Of valuable facts upon every thing con-
nccted with American interests in the magnificent
region visited by the expedition. The excellent
Illustrations and maps let Ia . flood Of light upon
the scenes and events described in the volume.
The materials placed by Commodore Perry at
the command of DIR. Hawks, were the manuscript
journal of the commander in three large folios and
his official correspondence the journals of his
cretary, and other officers the diaries of the feet
captain and flag leutenants the official reports Of
gentlemen detached for special duties and the pub
lie documents connected with the expedition. DR..
Hawks informs us that considering his duty to be
simply TO weave into connected narrative all Of
interest and importance that could be gathered
from these various materials, and to present, in
chronological order. the incidents of the expedi
ton. Eminently suggestive as were many por
tions of the story the compiler felt that it was his
business to deal with the facts only and spare the
reader his reflections on them. Robert Tones,
Esq, M. D., competent literary gentleman, assisted
DIR. Hawks In the work Of comparing the various
journals. documents, &c, arranging chronological
Iy the incidents gathered from all sources, and pre-
senting them in a connected form. Every word of
the work was read to the Commodore in manu-
SCRIPT and received his correction before it went
into the printers hands; every proof sheet also
was read by him before it was sent back to the
press, and he presents the whole as his official re-
port declaring his responsibility for the statement
Of facts it contains.
the compiler to the publisher, and to the country.
We commend it cordially to the public. For sale
by Mr.. J. Woodaousc
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ANOTHER GAMING AFFAIR.-At the Metropoli
tan Hotel, New York, Wednesday, Bashford w.
yicks. of South Carolina, beat with cane Jacob
Stanwood, Of Massachusetts, for saying that the
attack on Mr.. Sumner was . brutal and cowardly
act. The parties were separated and Vicks was
arrested
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THE FIRE IN NASHVILLE, TENN, on the 9th
inst. destroyed property to the value of $4,000
including the following: Masonic hall $4,000 !;
J. w, McComb's factory, $4,000; Sloan S. Mitch.
ellis marble works, $5,OOO The only insurance
was Is 600 on the Masonic Hall.
The Iowa legislature met At Iowa City on Wed.
nesday the 9th inst in special session. to take ac.
ton with respect to the grants If lands to rail.
roads in that State.
Edward Kinney, youth, was killed on the 9Th
At Guyandotte, Va by blow from a watchman
connected with the Tournaire circus.
James Short and NJ Cummings of Cabell coun.
ty, Va, were crushed to death by log raft last
week. - : = :
Almost the entire business portion of the VII
lage Of Lincoln Centre, Me-, was DESTROYED by
fire on Monday morning
Robt. Burnside, anative of Glasgow. Scotland
for 45years an American Citizen died at Shrieye.
port, La. June &c He was soldier under Gent
Jackson, At New Orleans
On Thursday, June 26th the wife of Henry Har
rison Goliath, of Exeter, Vt, presented her bus.
band three fine girls weighing together sixteen
pounds e'A
:, Miss Davenport. trasedienns returns to Boston In
tae steamship Arabia, which leaves Liverpool 18th
Lieut. Rose, Of Detroit, has been appointed Assist
sas Professor OF Mathematics at West Point Militia
49, -
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AkANNasly. fMk Aea ETE11Sf
- Ssgannea Waeer Oene- - ~ tn IN dNSs 49,
sseeselss sat The neeohs Fersate M $50 80 Il
q ~ zsssa8s - hataMtsNA 44 xemU1nn1AN. i
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REsIGSATIoN OF Hon. L. NJ. KEITT-The tele-
graph has announced the resignation of Hon.
Lawrence N. Keitt, of s. C. Mr.. T. made brief
speech on the occasion
He said it waenot his purpose to widen auy breach
or exasperate any feeling He much preferred the
latter
He vindicated Gouth Carolina from the charles
made sgainst her conduct in tho revolution saying
private from Massachusetts in that State.
he vividly depicted the suffering and patriotism Of
the Carolinss conteuding that the exploits of Mas.
sachusetts in that struggle had been greatly exsgger
ated.
After replying to Mr.. Burlinsame, and making some
caustic remarks relative to Massachusetts, he said
that it was little extraordinary that when gre at
night was concerned, they heard nothing about the
constitution from soma men but that that instrument
was invoked 10 uphold SANDER He was in the SEN
ate when the Rssault was committed BY Mr. Brooks
He knew that it would be committed unless An ex-
panaion and apology should be made by MIR. sum
nsr: but - he had said on a former occasion
the assault would be made or where the explanation
would be demanded. Nor did he anticipate that the
affair would occur In the Senate Chamber. The pro-
vocation was gwen and he knew that when his col
league Mr.. Brooks sSid he would do thing he
would do it.
His mr. Keitt's) offence wss that he did not turn
lnformer; character which he characterized
thy of stern condemnation and disxust. In conclu-
sion, he said for tho individual opinion of members
he cared nothing, but did sonnet hing for the sf
cial opinion of the House He represented men who
lived the battle plains which had been aspersed BY
the Senator, tSumner,) and he had his ressns-
ton to the Governor Of South Carolina to take effect
order from below Many friends approached and
shook Mr. Keitt by the hand
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OUR IA BE
BLACK ROCK SPRINGS.

rTNIfis delightful wftcring place will be opened for
Il the reception OF visitors on the 18th oil .JuIy-
II is situated in the county of Augusta. 30 ailcs
East OF StauntoE, MES from Wavnesboro'. and
miles from Meyers Cave. Hacks and bugrics On n
be readily obtained, either al Wayne.bofo or at
Stauhtan.
] deem IL altogether unnecessary to enter into any
elaborate description. Its waters have bcca shajy
zed by Professor Rogers and pronounced the sfr5,n
gest and purest Chaly beate in the State They are
e'eacous in eases of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
act most powerful on the kidneys, and general de-
bility but their most powerful effects have been dis
PLAYED IN the cure of rarions female diseases
These springs are admirably suited to persons
from Eastern firgininia. whose health would be
more readily promotedbv the use OF the wa ers and
the md and healthy climate BY which they are sur
rounded. Frdeed. The region Of country in which
they ere tied, has been long noted for its saln
lblity: and. possessing they do many advantages
beth ter health and pleasure, render them very
desirable rotreat for few months. and commend
to the public l%var by more than ordnsry elyfms.
largo Ban Room itr those who may wish IS o.
gage IN the iacanders Il :ile merry dance.
Teams iar board per week, Sc children and SER
We pledge ourselves spare no pains Go please all
who may tayonr us with call
J., 7. ID. FAULCONER
n. v BATS, Proprietors.
,juiV = IS5G- re-
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EllsIiiESS DIRECTORY.

-
~x7lRGINlA FEMALEiNsTTUTE-Sessiod
co-n.rc- ses lst September IN each year.
REV. Y. H. PHsLt.lPs, Principal
fIARMAG & BELL, Attorneys al Law oihee
Il so:nasi.e the Central Bank.
ET NJ. BELL, Notary Puehe any I'm
Avn miss soer to take iepoS'io,'si Nv" s.'''e
n.coa@t5 OF Guar lians. Adm'his''"'o'S'
n,nsees, g.. t cen,r.
ANs Bank Row. Saunton, Va
r. n. neutrality-suspicious. Chemist and
ej.bruggist, Main street, TAUNTON, va.
n\vlD 5. BEAR, Watch-Maker and Jewe'Fy
~ Min Street, Staunton-
D. CHI ANnGER, Cabinet MaEaF, Main
"A. street, Staunton-Furnilure al kehHohe
rrces.
ssyO. B. EVANS, Tobacco and segar Store
~ opposite the Pos, Office, Staunton.
srORRls & GooDE, Merchants and dealers
IN i, E,,r, ana s,1aole Goods aud Groceries
.a,o,slic OSo,si,e Vinaicalor Office, Nam
treet Staunton, Va.
HdRBER j. CONNELL-lrta Founders
W anl Macbinjs,s-voIks at North end OF
fewn.
IaR\NDEBURG & Co.---Forwar,dn,s g. anu 70
- Commission Merchants, ana oea'ef9 ~
Jry U)OdS 9eHeldliS; So'"', -
VINO. b. WATFs--Auofney at Law ohice
ID on Central Bank Row, stanton
III ,YLORN BAYLOR-Auorney al Law =
Nd @ ice in Brick building opposite me eou''
sNouse.
faUDSoN MACOY--Sadlle, harness a''
d Trunk Factory, opposite va Hotel
ruBDDE.v Il Nc CUE-Attorney al Id"
l osfi,.e next door to Hartman 4 Bel.
~ r. COCHRAN j. CO.-Tobaceoniss, and
". dealers in Segars Snuff, &C., New Siieeh
aunton.
rdYSERS STRIBLLNG Merchants and
n dealers in Fancy Goods, generally, Main
Street, Stanton.
90 q yJa.uIN & Is. CRAWF0RD-Mer
,8 chants ana dealsrsin Fancy Goods, MAN
Street, Starrton.
NJ SCHHID r-Merchant AID Grocer,
1yl New Town Pump, Main St., Siann'on'
VIRGINIA EMBELLISHMENTS Nc t1ng y
Y Peyton, Projectors.
IN NJ. CUSHING s. observation-disclosures Gro
T.. GERS and dealers in Fancy Articles, No
Main Street, Slanntdh.
,rsEYTRAL BANK OF yIRGISIA-New
9OBrick Building opposite Union Hall.
rAMES G.. I.MRD-Chemist aud Druggist, Main
j Street, stanton, Va
MFRS. L. II. WARD, ~ liner and Manlan
1vA m ker, Stanton, Va. .l-=7
RRP )oDWARD HOUSE :. Staunton, Va.,-
W.. N. Woodward prol tor.
np. BIB. DCNAGHE-C Re Immediately
IL opposite the Post Office.
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MONEY PAID FGEg HID. s
AT wAyNEe POpn

eANliE subscriber having purchased the Tannerics
u of Mathew II. Parry and George W. Deal, in
the Town OF Waynesboro, Augusta Comfy, Va, is
preparing to go largely into the Leather inanuactu-
ring business. A good market will thus be opened
for the sale Of Hides Of all kinds and cash paid for
fcred.
The citizens of Bath, Highland, Pendleton Rock
.ngham, as well as Augusta county, may find it to
their interest, to bring their hides to me. Persons
having large quantities in those Western, C9Nnties
could make arrangements to deliver them al nepots
On the Rtil Road, and by corresponding the sub
ject, much labor may be avoided in the delivery
Mr.. Wan. Wifhrow, il, the well known merchant
at Waynes5Qro lss kindly consented to act as cash
Ter in my absence. Those from distance viii
may be obtained.
HUGH j.. GALLAUER.
Waynesboro, August 2, 1856.
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Pref abe esraala's Practice.
SHERIFF. CURED INONE NIGUr nv
DE GKATH'S ELECTRie OIL.
Letter from. .nfrKesser.

mon mn, :; ;; rlhaiiApELfhIA, Iay 20. 1850.
PROfs DE GRd tn, 50 South sh ST, mn
have rkabe cure. Deputy Sheriff Kerr
ct pittsburgh, had veGs swollen and paniulhaad
applied the oil personally, which gave nstan. re-
lief lie has recommended the oil to others afflicted
with rheumatism, in Which the results were mort
Gh6RGEH Ii. KLYsEP.
GnEAr CunEs-@GIrizENs, kgAui RneuM.us.'
Mr.. Joseph d. Bartle, Nyitls street. saws the Ed.
trc Oil cured him Immediately.
PILks-Charles Sexton, Esq, FIX MAYOR of Cam
his Rheumatism.
NEuRALeIA-Mr David Mann, 400 Vine .st., saws
he was great sufferer, but the Oil cured him So
SAYS L. II Grant, ESQ.,, SIT North Eighth ST.
CRorp-This Oil is infulhble for Group Ask
frvln AID Aanr-ffss'eA E!eosrie Oil will cure ,hi.
Shipper lanes, and others.
-AsrnnA-This Oil made new man of me saws
James Thomas, George St, above NiAth. "A "a
RHsUN4TIs,s-tN wonderful cure-I4 months in
bed-Mss ,hcG lnley bad two doctors-used the Oil
and ives cured, l0l7 North Sixth st.
;, pErslglc ANg AsrHnArMrs Mary Sutton, Twen-
ssnd, pleasing effect in such cases, and throat and
breasS disorders. ~
Bunss Hundred. and thousands have baen cured
PAINS BACK AND BREAsT-Thos Il Potter, ESQ
Broker No. Ledger street, and Loco others.
Beware OF counterteitipg Scamps, nostrums. NY
Electric Oil is sweet as cologne.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN AND, PROFESsEO
DEGaArH.-FrankIip brought electricity from tho
heavens to the earth, but it remained for Prof DE
Grath to apply that electricity to the relief OF dis
eased and suffering mortals-di seases that hereto
tore batlled the physician old treatment. such as
Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Pains, Stiff Joints, Deaf
ness, swelings, Palsy, Piles Skin Diseas es &C. arc
now cured by Prof DeGrath's electric oil in one or
two days. Read this letter:-
PROF. De GRATH IL have been the victim for m a.
NJ years of Rheumatic affection, and lost the uso
OF my limbs, ! eauld raise my hand to my head in
short was totally heples. u applied your Electric
Oil, and before had used enc bottle was perfect
y restored. You may refer any sufferer to me,
KS Mas. T.. llurcEINs,
Seventeenth and Thompson streets.
Mr.. fIutehins is well known in Philadelphia Nv
Oil has cured 2G00 other Philadelphians, amop%
whom are, Geo. W. Ward, Esq, Jos. X Bacon .
r. B. DeGosta. Mrs. Fassit, George G. Bower 5O2
N. Third stree, aud others, adj ninitum. Sole de-
pot for this city, No. 50 :. Eighth near Chestnut
street. .r . PRor. CuAs Dr. On ,ru
The Electric OIL Depot has not been removed
A4i- No Electric Oil should bemsed unless nv sig
nature is on the label and name below ON the bottle
All others are dangerous. Bottles %, so and 81
va Thconly genuine Electric Oil in the Emitted
States is Professor CharlesDe Grath's. Prices o.
so and 81 per bottle. Only office 80 South Eighth
Street Philadelphia.
&sa~ DRUGGISTS will address their orders to him
alone. Sold in Baltimore BIZ $. s. tIance, AGENT,
aud in Staunton by Thomas +. Eskrdee and al
Druggists throughout the country. -
July ), ls5s tx
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Near the National Hotel.
BEA u TIFUL SPPIEG GOODS.
PIpEB e. ETTNKU0yteEP

M0UbD call your particular attention to their
w large-and we'll seectedstock scasonahle Goods.
ureat attentonhGs Seen paid to Ladies Dress Goods
ana we thmk our stock ~ill compare favoraby with
any other ia Staunton. We will only paitcularizea
few kinds, viz. Fancy and Black Silk, Silk Robes
nets, Printed Chalfes Paris Printed Be,ages and
Tissues hotted SFiiss, Plain iRerages and Muslins,
l,isle Thread Second Mourning Bingham, Stelal
Shawls, Grape do, Parasos, Beaehed and Brown
Brilliantes, &C., &c.
We are determined to sell orr Goods at asmall ad
vance for Cash or to punctual customers.
April II, 1856.
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HsUBu.sC COLLECTOR.

TUE. HnUersigned rr0poses to undertake thecnl-
l. lection Of claims and accounts. lie assure all
persons who are disposed to encourage him, tllata
claims ent;rstel to him shall be promptly attended
to, and the raorey when collected p1nctually paid
over. Having beea Deputy Sheriff for several
years his extensive scguaintanna with The people
viii give hin great advantage in making colIec-
tiors He may be found az all times in the rs ON
dioining Ilarrnln 4 Bells haw aasee
Dee. 0, 1858. THOMAS s. CGALTER.
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New segar ana Tobacco store.

Adjoining Kamerers Jeneii.y More.
TIE the lovers OF the Weed, and chewcrs of To-
4. bacco, beg leave to announce that have men
ed EEG1R AND TOBACCO ESTABL fSH.
NEWT, at the above mentioned stand. where AZ ali
fines, may be to2ui 9essrs Of all the most admired
Brands, of imported and domestic manufacture.
With Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of the yery
best Kind. \ practical experience of many wears
in the above business, and thorough knowiefss
of the same iusies il saying, that can sunnl,,
all demands. and administer 70 he tatse of the most
inveter ateto tobacco chewers and smokers. hone NV
many friends viii give me trial. and heir kind
support, in my endeavor to establish myself here
promising them stric: and fsithu attention IN nus
ineSS WILLIAM BARKMAN
May IS 1856
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HAVING refno7ed my yard from the old stand
IL miles farther up on the Middlebrook road
and having just received a beautiful and we'll selec-
ted lot of Marble, yiz: Italian, Rutland and domes-
tic, am prepared rs usual tofurpsh Tombstones
OF any kind desired 4 number Of beaatiinl drafts
aad designs may be Seen by calling at the Yard.
| challenge no one, neither do | claim other than
my work, and certainly never exhibit that done
in the cities as my own | only ask that those in
want of any thing nmy line will call and exam
inc my stock before purchasing elsew here
s,.. A.P. NlQuESNEY.
AUGUST o. 1856