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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-08

YOUR OWN FAULT--if You Will sufscr
l. from protrscted cough when relief may be so
easily obtained RICHARDSON'S WILD CHER
RY AND BLoODROOT CANDY Is one of tho mcst
reliable of all preparations offered for curing Throat
snd Lung Complaints, Asthmas. &c II loosens
soothes and heals all irritation Inflammation and
imparts healthy action 10 the lungs
For sale by Druggists John w Pollard, 18th street,
L. B. Thomas Broad street; and
J.J. RICHARDSON'S
Confectionery and Variety Store.
NIB Sim Columbian Hotel Building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-08
By Alexander Mott

EukNITUKE, CLOTHING, SHOES.
L HATS, &c.-Will be sold at auction Oh SATUR.
DAY, March 8th at 10 O'clock, general assortment
second band Furniture Also several in oices Clo-
Glassware. 5000 Sesars, choice brands.
ADDlTlONAL.-l00 boxes Scotch Herrin.S boz
es Lemons boxes Cognac Brandy; 5dem;ohns yerv
superior Brandy. ALEX. SOTT ~
"n Auc'r.
MIGHT SALEs...W AT(}sNS ymWxU
~ Ky, &c.-Will be sold at auction, fEalS EVE.
MING, commencing at n O'Clock, q large lot Of
Watches, Jevelry, Pens, Pencils, &c.
ALso-A general assortment of Fancy Art,cles.
cutlery Dry Goods Clothing, Segsrs &c
no Is ALEX. MOTT. Aust
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L,OR SALE PKIvATELY.-Weo offer for
l. sale privately, adesirsble hrte Farm and Market
Garden one and bsIf miles below the city, on the
williamsburg road containing nine acres; the soil is
in Ugh state Of cultivation and well adapted TO the
growth of Vegetables of all varetie Upon the pre-
ains eleven rooms and large passages, together
With all the necessary buildings all In proper or
der Upon the PIE misses 10 young and thrifty or.
chard OF choice Fruit The locatjoo is healthy land
the society good. II 10 one ofsthe most beautiful
places in the county Of HSnrics Possession given
@. once.
The terms viii be made to suit the purchaser.
Apply 10
NH 7-Iot Corner Franklin ara Unien ssA
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VALUABLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q,

VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING On
' CLAY, BETWEEN lST AND 2ND STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Wlll be sold on MON
DAY afternoon the 9th March, 1886, on the pre-
misses ut d O'Clock, that very desirable private resi-
dence on the south side of Clay street. now in the oc
cupancy of Mr. Calvin Green. The lot has front OF
IS feet and depth of 1863 feet The house is built OF
wood has ample accommodations for genteel fauli-
w. and is admirably located.
TERms-ith cash; balance al 5. and months fol-
negotiable notes interest added and title retained till
last note is paid The and assurances for the
present year TO be paid ny the purchaser.
NH lids GODDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts.
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SALE OF LOTS ON ARCH

FvNRCSTEE,S SAL Or LUIS gN 49,
Il AND CENTRE STREETS. AND BETWEEN
6TH AND ira STREETS, AT AUCTICN.-As Trus.
tee in certain deed executed to the Subscriber by
john w Hines, now decd. bearing date 18th Feb.
1854 duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court
shall sell at public auction, ON tho premises on
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th March, 1856. at Al O'Clock
r. NJ il fsir if not the next fair day, the several lot
conveyed by said deed, viz: ~ 3. "a, 25 rs, n, IA
5 the first six fronting together l28 feet on Arcl
street. and the two latter ~ feet Centre Streets
Terms: Enough In cash to defray expensc2 O
sale and note of $72i ha.ance on such credit q
shall be agreed on at the hour of sale- The title
believed be perfect; but the subscriber viii conye,
with the usual special warranty
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HANDS ONE BisTCK STORE An
Il DWELLING. ON OREGON HILL CORN

IL n II u NJ r. BRICK STORE AMI
IL DWELLING. ON OREGON HILL, CORNER
OF CHURCH AND BIGHT STREETS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on SATURDAY, the
9Th of March, 1856, O'Clock in the afternoon, on
the promises. that desirable Grtcery Store and Dwell
ling on Oregon HILL together with Lot running rs
feet Church street and 40 feet Hight st
The above Property is good grocery stand and
hoardipg house, being near the Rolling Mills The
House is new, and contains five with kitch-
en-, and porch in he rear, above and below TIE
house be entered either in rcn the rear with.
out moesting either part There is also covered
porch from the house the kitchen; also small GEL
lar for the purpose of keeping butter lard, bacon,
&c. in weather.
The house is conveniently built, and ia be sold
on account of the present owner wishing to remove
to the country.
ANY one wishing to purchase, can do so privately,
previous to the sale, application to Mr.. VIM Gray
on the Canal, or b w. Starke, Law Building. If
rot sold privately Il will be sold public auction on
the above mentioned day.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance in and 8 mos
with interest added, negotiable notes satisfactorily
endorsed end title withheld till last te ia paid
The for the present to be paid by the pur
chaser. VIM. GRAY, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
NH .4.s.f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-08

M ID. BLAIR il now receiving full adj
w ditions to his standard stock of FAMILY
STORES, such as
Fine Green and Black Teas
mochs Java and Green Cofees
Sugars of all kinds; Syrup and Molasses
Hams Shoulders and Middfngs of Bacon
Chocolate, French, sweet and plain
Cocoa and Bromar
Mustard, American, French and English
sweet OIL; Capers
Sauces, Worcestershire and Reading
English Pickles, DELIGHTFULLY."- seasoned
Spices, Ginger and Pepper, ground
Scotch Ale and London Porter
Fine assortment of Wines, including several, OF
the best brands of Champagne and Hook Wines,
from the importers
Cigars Olives; Sardines
Rum and Brandy, Imperial, in bottles, &c
NH 9--6t ' ---V-'
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~ Richard Caurhorn.
NILCH cows Ar AUCTION.--ep,

VI yVWS Al ADCVIUNsss<Eu "a n.
~ OtDAf, 9th day of March. At 10 O'Clock, in the
sIgs lot nssry IN resr Of my store, and near to the
tIty oes w orks, viii sell .: auction sich Cows
all OF them with young Calves. These Cows were all
raised shout three miles below the city ard win be
mh5 fnr,,on..Y
ADDITlONAt.-in addition to the above win
sell several work Horses Mule new Burr. tisht
Csrryall. &c. r. CAUTIeRN
u1hs Ancftnnser
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WILLIAM HURLEY..E X e HA NC Z
w AND COLLECTION OFFICE, i4th street, op-
poste the Exchange Building Richmond, Va.
eF- Bills of Exchange, Bank Notes, Coin, &C.,
bought and sold
cT- Collections on the Cities of Virginia and North
Carolina made on favorable terms
" Stocks bought and sold on Commission.
EW- Land Warrants wanted.
REFERS TO
Messrs. R. II. Chamberlain Sons, Bankers, Nor.
folk, Va.
r w. Bowden, Esq, Cash'r Bank of Virginia. Nor
folk, Va.
Messrs. Msury Il Morton, Bankers. Richmond, Va
Messrs. C. w. Purcell & Co.. Bankers, Richmond,
6-13rn
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VALUABLE COZ NTKY SEAT ON We!

VALUABLE CUINTKI SEAT on Wesl.
' HAM PLANK ROAD, 5! MILES FROM RICH
moNp. FOR SALE AT AUcTioN.-On WEDNESDAY,
the 18th March, 1885, commencing at " o'clock VIII
be sold on the premises the Farm on which Mr. wink
Ter now resides containing SO scres about half clear
ed. balance in wood, adjoining the lands Of Messrs
james C. SPOTS ana John Clendeuing The buildings
on the place consist of Dwelling with three rooms
besides cellar and garrett, and good Barn. Inc SOL
is of excellent quality.
TERMS: One-third cash. balance at and z years
for bonds bearing interest, secured by trust deed
After the sale Of the Land. will De sold one Mule
three Cows, a parcel of Hogs Corn, Fodder, sc.
fe23 GODDIN & kPPERSON, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-08
BY 4. B. Cook 4 Co.

FURNITURE WAGON AND TWO HON.
SES AT AUCTI0N.-Wili be sold This Day ar
10 clock at the large lot the Central Railroad
depot one large Furniture Wagon nearly new; two
young and wei broke Horses also, several saddle and
harness Houses. Z. 3. COOK & CO,
NH Aucf1oneefs
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EU(aAK AND MOLASSEc-
- $50 hhds. fair to choice quality Sugar
SEQ bbls. prime Molasses
In store, for sale by
NH sIw DTJNL0P MOECURE &

NJ etB mos f3lr 70 CuoiCc qutitty sugar
SEQ bbls. prime Molassea
In store, for sale by
NH 5-tw DUNLOP. MONCUHE ".
0UO X 5 ..-DUDLEY 4 Co., would
call particular attention TO their stock OF BsaA-
dies Wines and Cigars comprising IN part:
London Dock BRANDlES, DARK and rsls
Port Madeira and sherry WINES
Old Scheidam Holland GIN
Champsene and Ciarct WINES
Old Rye Mountain WHISKY
London Porter and Scotch ALE
Philsdeiph,s Tonic and Sparkling ALE
Champagne Cider and Philadelphia fohIkh
a0eO0 choice CIGARS.
For sale by DoDLIu 49, 49,,
mh5 = r.e.- -----se
T1TT1GHER,s MORNING s0Ak
mnriy Of (3ALLAGHER's DOUBLE OVENMo
ND STAR COOKING STOVES. the ehssrssls s ssa
most perfect stove now in The great demand ~
fhis soye q the best evidence that can eo onesa =
their great superiority over oil othsu Ine .;es
her has sold i've hundred OF these s9ses 49,
sheir Introduction into this market and has 81 sns
dine number of orders ON hand for them. 100
much cannot be said II theis pIsDs
mh s--St4 y. HEfFLkf.
Tin and Dheef Iron nsng3ootaFpr.
No 81 sstn stsee,
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THIS DAT.


HORSES, MULES, kc.. At AUCTION
IL Will be sold ut auction st the horse lot near he
Central Depot this morning at 10 o'clock, 5 young
work Mules, work and harness Horses.
n. The public will recolleet the large sucticu
and comuodious horse lot which il welSsdspted for
exhibiting stock. NH 3 LARTTS & SHINE.
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN K ApPEHsoN, Aucts.
NH

COMMIsSIUNkh's sALk OF MOST
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND-As Commissioner appointed by
q decree of the Circuit Court of the city of Rich.
mond, pronounced on the 18th e January 1856, in
the case of Cullen, exor, against Lts and others
shall proceed to sell at public auction, on the pre.
misses. on FRIDAY, the 2lst day of March, 1885, Nv
fair if not the next fair day. in the order adyerts-
cd commencing at II O'Clock M, the following very
valuable Real Estate, belonging to the estate of the
late Dr. John Cullen. viz:
Let. That large Brick Tenement on Pearl street,
now and for many years in the occupancy of Mr. Jas
c. SPOTS, as Penitentiary Agent
I'd The large three story Brick Dwelling on Ross
rect adjoining the Richmond House, recently in
the occupancy of Dr. David H. Tucker.
3D. The valuable property, known as the erich
mond House." now in the occupancy of Miss Ring.
The above Real Estate Is well known that a
more minute description of the is deemed un-
necessary 1t is located in those parts of the civ
where real estate is justly regarded as very valu-
able.
TERMS One-ffth cash: balaneeyat 6. r. IS and "a
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained till last note is paid, and conveyance d.
rected by the Court The and insurance for the
present year to be paid By the purchaser
G A MYERS, Com r.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN Aucts
P. S.--Immediatey after the above SALE will be
od that very valuable and desirable Building Lot at
the of Marshall and 18th streets adjoining the
residence of John Jones, Fsq having front on 18th
street of so feet, and depth of 100 feet
Terms at sale. GODDIN l. APPERSON.
mh6 Aucts.
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BY Thomas w. h eesee,
tonce with Geo. J. Sumner. No. 20 Pearl ST.

HOKsES FOR SALE Ar AUCTTON.-
- wiii De sold on SATURDAY morning next tie
In nsI az 10 o'clock, at the horse auction lot near
three hne young Mules one Cow and Cali ons Car
tiasI ana Harness, one Cart and Harness &c
III TH0S. w. KFESEE 4uct
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NH 4..-lm*
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08

ATTITUDES. As poverty and crime
are spoken of as to thei. depth, so On the
the other hand, a person may speak of the
height of so-and-so, as the case NAV be
thus:
The Height Of Folly-Endeavoring to
have the last word with your wife.
The Height of Impudence-Kissin
another mans sweetheart, and then protes7
ting that you couldn't help it,
The Height of Intoxication-Sittino on
your top step and addressing your area rail
ings as gentlemen of the jury
The Height of Fashion-Six inches Of
shirt collar. =
The Height of Assurance-Offerins to
bet live pounds when the bailifs are in
your house, and you have not ssfeather to
fly with"
Height of Vulgarity against
lady and vociferating chow stoopidp'
The Height of Absurdity-Advising a
tlmber-toed veteran of Navarino to walk in
his fathers shoes.
The Height of Enjoyment-Turning
over the music when your charming Laura
sits at her piano, and urges you to sCome
let us be happy together"
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08

ENTHUSIASM UNMENTIoNABLE.-A
number of ladies were congregated on the
balcony of the Golden Eagle Hotel last eve
ming to view the Fillmore torch light pro-
cession. When the head of the column
appeared in sight, the idea suggested itself
to them that they should get up transpa-
rency expressive of their sentiments.
After searching while for the raw mate
rial, and being unable to find anything
better at hand, they dissected a pair Of
ladys unmentionables, and in a trice the
affair was completed, with the exception
of an appropriate inscription. Pot and
brush were soon procured, and in a few
moments the words "Ladies for Fillmore"
were inscribed on the transparency by one
of the ladies, with the kind assistance of
Mr. Washburn, of the Placerville Times,
who volunteered and held a light to guide
her hand
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08

THE BEE.-This industrious little busy
body, says the California Farmer, is now
perfectly acclimated to California; success
has crowned the efforts to establish them.
I. G. Appleton, Esq, on the Alameden
road, near the city of San Jose, has col
lection that is cheering to look upon
Long rows of the bee houses, with their
hives swarming with the busy workers re-
calls to our mind the familiar scenes of
New England homes" where the bee
house is like a household god Mr.. Ap-
pleton deserves well for his efforts. He
received special premium the present
year, from the State Society.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08

A LONDON EDITOR ON THE AMERICAN
BENCH.-The Right Hon. Robert Lowe,
Vice President of the British Board of
Trade, and the chief editor of the London
Times, recently took a seat on the General
Term bench of the Supaeme Court, by the
side of Judge Clarke. His stiff collar and
cravat, white hair, and red, full face, give
him decidedly English appearance, which
the frequent raising of his grey eyebrows
makes still more striking. " 7. Tribune
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08

New SToRE.-Messrs. Kolberg, Ros-
enbaum & Co., have leased the first floor
of "Odd Fellows Hail." and have fitted
it up as Variety store, in most elegant
manner. In another column will be seen
their advertisement. Their assortment is
as extensive as any other similar store in
the mines, and they sell at prices as cheap
as the retail trade of San Francisco One
of the features of their store is the large
quantity of Toys, especially for the coming
Holidays.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08

Died. San Andreas, Tuesday, November
4th, 1856, JOHN GAVIN, aged So years. The
deceased's remains were taken to Stockton for
interrment
Yesterday morning, November eth, D. D.
FOX, aged 33 years
bis friends and the Masonic and Odd Fell
lows raternities, are respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral in this place this afternoon.
Obituary.-In making record of the death
OF Bro. D. D. Fox, it may be truly said, in the
midst of life we are in death" Ten davs ago
he was in good health, and had as much buoy
ancy OF spirits and as high hopes and aspra-
tions as any of US now his Brothers aud friends
are called upon to perform the last sad memo
rial of mans mortality. The deceased belonged
to the Masonic and Odd Fellows Fraternities of
this place. was an active and energetic man.
true and faithful in all his business relations,
had a warm and generous heart that ever re-
sponded to the call of the needy and the aid of
the weak. To his public spirit, the citizens of
San Andreas are much Indebted for the estab-
lishment of this paper at the time ofhis death
was one of the Trustees of the Independent-
But his generous hand is closed forever He
died
" Like one who draws the drapery of his couch
About Lim and lis down to pleasant dreams
He was native of Longsdale, Canada West,
where resides father and two brothers.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08

FAvoRs.-We are again in receipt of
large bundle of papers eastern and Euro
pean fles), from the Agent, J. w. Sulli-
van, near the Post-office, San Francisco
The Torn TaM uses the following Ian
guage in reference to "Jerry,'" who IS re-
ally and truly the editors friend:
"Our citizens have long maintained a
reputation for enterprise beyond that of
any community in the Union, and an ex-
ample bearing on this occurred on Satur-
day. The mail steamer having arrived
just as the up-river boat departed, before
the mail was deliverable, Mr.. j. w. Sui
Ivan, who provides the interior with At
lantic and foreign news matter, made up
his mails and chartered the steamer Mar
tin White for Sacramento The Martin
White left at midnight on Saturday, and
arrived In Sacramento at noon on Sunday
The interior stages having left, wagons
were Immediately chartered, and in half
an hour the western, southern and Marys-
vile packages were en- route for their des-
tlnation. This enterprise involved cost
of over $500, which is by no means
small amount to one in the newspaporial
line. Mr.. Sullivan has earned his posi-
ton and extensive connection by his indi-
vidual enterprise. At present he receives
over one-half of the California semi-month-
ly mails, besides receiving an individual
express via Nicaragua Inevcry town and
mining camp he has his agents, through
whose hands he distributes the enormous
amount of reading matter he receives from
the Atlantic and Europe. Such enter
prise as he displays is certain to thrive
Mr.. Charles Faville, newspaper agent at
this place, also supplied our sanctum with
the usual San Francisco " files and choice
selections from the supply on his counter
of Eastern papers. Also copy of the
Lady's Book for November, 1856.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08
ELECTIONS IN VALpARA1so.-A cor

ELECTIONS IN VALPARAIso.-A cor
respondent of the Ata says
On Sunday, the 7th of October, it
was announced, by the laundering of can
non, that Manuel Montt, the ruling Pres
ldent, IS reelected, for term of five years,
during which time there will probably be
peace and quiet in Chile.
Elections in this country are mere
farce The requirements of voter are !:
that he shall be 25 years old, read and
write, and own certain amount of prop
erty. This is a most excellent law; but
the people are ignorant, and care but lit
tie for their privilege. On election day
here, tables were placed in each of the
three plazas, with men to attend them
The National Guard, who are with the
Government, of course, are drawn up; an
officer goes to them and says, " So-and-so
is the candidate; here are your tickets =
and they deposit them as they are bid
Great liberty in this Eight hundred and
eight votes were cast in this city, none but
the Police and National Guards voting.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08

The PRESIDENTIAL SUcCEssIoN.-Th
judiciary committee ofthe Senate, through
Senator Butler, has submitted bill regula-
ting the succession to the Presidency.
The act of 1892 devolves the office first
upon the President pro tenn of the Senate
or, if there be no such officer, then upon
the Speaker of the House of Representa-
tiyes. Should either of these officers be
ineligible on the score of age, or otherwise,
or not be in existence, then an interregnum
would occur. Judge Buffers bill provides
that if there be no President pro tenn. of
the Senate, nor Speaker of the House, or
if these officers should be ineligible from
any cause, then the Chief Justice of the
United States shall succeed to the Presiden-
cy in the event Of a vacancy in that office
and the Vice Presidency; after the Chef
Justice then each Of the associate Justices,
according to seniority, to hold until the
Electoral College can be assembled. This
law becomes important, in view of the pre-
sent opposition to parties and party men,
and the intention is to endeavor to secure
its passage during the present session
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08
A PEACE OFFIcER.-We were some

A PEACE OFFIcER-We were some
what amused yesterday at our hunting
friend, Smith, familiarly known as ssPeg-
legged Smith" who was in attendance at
the Third District polls Every time dis
pute arose causing high or angry words,
the old man would approach the parties
and insist in the most urgent terms, that
they should fight. He thought it very
wrong to use such words, and felt quite dis
gusted that no one would fight It "wasn't
the way they did things twenty or thirty
years ago, when he went electioncering. =
-Th,rn Talk
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08

WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S EXPRESS, ever on the
alert to go ahead of all competition, have been
active during the week in collecting election
returns from the various Precincts in this coun-
", and from other sections of the State "Joe"
ful looks he bore the burden dead weight) of
r'negdr dispatches to our equally sanetimonious
presence, merely saying ''returns," and then re-
turned whistling a satisfactory" tune to keep
his spirits up. We are indebted to Mr. Knight
for the first delivery of Eastern papers per Ori-
zdJd and Sonora
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08

DoCToR MARsH's S MURDERER-uER-
NANDEZ "NoT THE MAN" "A letter re-
ceived in town this morning from Mar
tlnez, written by relative of the late DIR.
Marsh, (murdered six weeks ago, near
Martinez, says that the man Felipe Her
nandez or Morena. who was recently ar
rested at Columbia, as noticed in the Bul-
tenn, on the charge of having committed
the murder turns out " not to be the man."
lEo persons committed the deed, one of
WI wnom Is IN custody, and the other at large
Inc former says that the other has pos
session Of Dir. SIarshs watch, which may
lead to his ultimate discovery. The
watch IS eold-hunting detached leyer,
marked ma l16 . on the works /" Cooper, London
20, ,030. '-Bm7ntip.