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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-07
THE DAILY DISPATCH
monday Morning. Aprfl =. fSa6.


Fashion.
we had thought that Ladies' bonnets had reach
Cd the extreme of absurdisy; but from the follow.
ing paragraph 1t appears that we were mistaken.
We copy it that the ruder sex may be prepared
and submit with becoming grace to the coming
fashion The New York Independent says:
rushing business has been done by the retail.
ers the past week. The "spring fashions" in Ia
dies hats are now exhibited in all the millinery
shops, and such demonstration of foiiy was pro-
baely never before seen outside of heathendom
81 pauls injunction in regard to corerins the head
has been entirely forgotten. A full chronological
view OF the fair sex has been determined upon,
and therefore every maa for the sake of peace and
the safety of the nnion, must be reconcled No
daotherpord!
"Wednesday was the Opening" of spring man
tillas: The styles generally are very beautiful
and the variety unprecedented. This ranch Of
trade has grown steadily and rapidly for fve years
past, and is now attracting good deal of atten
tion. The aggregate business In this line is much
larger the present season than ever before.
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VIRGINIA INTEELIGE NCE,

STEAM Saw MILL BuRsT-Thc AIexans ria
Sentinel states that the steam saw mill Of He nry
Kinser, of Westmoreland, was hred by an ir ,cen-
diary q few nights since. and destroyed. Loss
$1,000 II
AGRIcULTURK.-The editor of the uex andria
Sentinel in q visit to the country, says the wheat
has suffered considerably since the dsal1p ears ace
of the snow the freezing and thawing p o esA Az.
ing loosensd good deal of it, and the r. weather
and winds laying the roots bare In ome places
Pioughing for corn is going rapidly on. The grass
and buds have not yet awoke. II
PETERSBURG AFFAIRs.-The Pete iesburS papers
Of Saturday have the following:
Aprl F1a-E. "Mr. D." says th u Express en-
gagged himself to marry a young Ady on the LIST
inst but went fishing instead, lea, fnT the intend.
ed bride and fifty guests to eat what good things
had been provided.
.Superintendent-.Th Secretary Of the Treasury
has appointed James Minitree, Jssq Superinten.
dent Of the erection the Custo Hou se and Post
Office, to be built in Il is city.
Fresh Shad last weeI, sold at from so cents to 81
each.
The Nesc Market Races next m0ntb will be snirit.
ed. number of splenaid horses are now In the
training stables of Messra, Hare An ID Gibbons
NEW TRIAL REFUsED.-Tbe Court of f.Appeals
have refused new trial 70 Sam CI;ooele. charged
:tnd found guilty of rape. He HAS been sent to
ltichmond by the proper Office Ito serve for the
| term of twelve years in the Penif entiary.
NEW BRfDGEs-The beautiful. thouob ;nsacrre
IRON orldses OF the Central road over the Rivanna
IVer' ana Moores creek, nave been superseded
by substantial wooden bridges. The iron BRIDGES
have not yet been taken dowrI but can be At anv
mol nent the Central road can dispose of them
RAILROAD TAX AT WHEIELING.-In the Com
mon Councils of Wheeling ON Tuesday. the oues
top of levying railroad tax for 1856 coming mn
1t wis proposed not to levy as per cent diyi
dend was promised by tie Baltimore and Ohio
Rair Dad Company. After considerable iiiscnssios
It was agreed to ins truct the committee on ordn
ances to report an ordlnanc assessing a railroad
tax.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ABINGDON. On the
18th ult. the carriage factory Of Henry simons, at
Abingdon, Va, containing about 30 new vehicles,
was destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000. The large
brick house occupied by Mr.. Crawford, and re.
Gently purchased by the Martha Washington Gift
Enterprise, and the brick residence of Michael
Shaver, were also destroyed Mr. S. loses $1,000.
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KACHEL.-The gr' at Ere,ch ,ro,os;.
letter to French oa,.ra, .iroa a,enne has . IN
nave We TWO @ sop that adore; am
sv accord;ns I " ding to the record of INV b,rtb-tsf
~ ~ ,he ras. my face; shall not saw how much
speeches ir Eighteen years of passionate set
news to n Apred by the theatre, of foolish iour
cow aft "a ends OF the earth of winters at Mos.
the unr reasons at Waterloo, the treacheroas sea
i;.t,a rateful land-these have all made a nocr
'A'"s DIT eta woman like me prem atureIv old -
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AN IMPORTANT ENTERPRIsE-" a. e,..
Government Of Mexico has voteds ~ su oopseme
of S65 600 to Mr. VIM G. Stew - ~
nf sao Of line Of teegr from een to the
which, when completed, WI sas,,.o oaaoalaAara
rupted communication fror V.pe Gru an ahin1er mn M
cifc. Branches will also' a. se.@ NIuz 70 tne Pa
1' o~~' 'Ao'oA' 4 and Matamoras
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ROANOKE VALLEY RAILKoAD.-Two new en-.
gines from the Union Works, Portsmouth, reach.
ed Clarksville, Va, Sunday morning for the Roa-
noke Valley Roaroad, with a new mail and bag
gage car. Mr.. H. B. Barry has been appointed
superintendent of the road.
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BOARDING.

,;clfn:I ln:77ssS1ff1II STA 7H0UsE, Richmond, virsinfns
4 'p'as.snt and convenient rooms can now be had
- EARRAR BY two or three families. Also,
q linen can have rooms furnished for them Eight
,,nre Gay boarders desired. Transient board
o. 's be promptly and well accommodated for any
18th Of time ~ n,a 1o-olm
-.,,ISIA H0tSE--tsrace street, near
tlhMrs ROSA "a. VALENTINE would re-
h,1lv .oI;cit share Of public patronage, rromis-
nse every endesvor to make her guests feel ''st
~. me- Transient boarden also accommodated -
t>7e e,.ssonable NH il-lms
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CoNGRATULATIoNS.-Ale letter from Paris writ.
ten the day after the birth of the King of Algiers
says that of all the Legations the best Illuminated
were the English, Russian and American. The
American Minister and his two Secretaries,
Messrs. Wise and Wilbor, called in the course
OF the day at the Tuileries to congratulate His
jesty. =
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EMIGRATION TO KANsvs-The St Louis Dem
ocrat of the 26th ult.. says that a pioneer party
consisting of numerous members of the Vegetarian
and Octagon settlement Companies, after making
considerable purchases in that city, are proceeding
ND the Missouri river to Kansas this week, with q
view to commence a new settlement
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THE TEXAS CREDIToRs-Hon James Hsmi
ton has issued circular to the creditors of the
State OF Texas He proposes that they shall hold
convention in Washington city, on the lst Mon
day in May next, to consider certain propositions
to be submitted to the State of Texas at the assem-
bling of its Legislature on the first Monday of July
next.
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FIRE.-A letter from Powhatan C. H., states
that on Monday morning last, the barn of Mr.. Mat
erson Warener. of that county, was fred and de-
stroyed with 100 barrels of corn night or two af
forwards Mr.. WIS dwelling was fred, but extin
guished before much damaged.
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BALLooNIEG IN HAEASA-Senor Morat aaFer
t;sod to make a balloon ascension at Havana, on
the 22d March, but for one reason failed to ascend
He was Immediately sci zed by the authorizes and
marched off to prison. .iti dangerous matter to
"eull" an Havana audieI CO.
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THE TYPKUs FEVER RACES in Southern Russia
particularly m those places which are near the
theatre of war. BakshseraI, Simpheropol, Kher
son and Nicholaieff are almost empty 1t is esti.
mated that this pestilence has already carried off
100000 men.
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INCREASE OF NEW SHIPPING.-The number of
vessels launched from the yards in the vicinity of
Boston since January 1st is twelve, and their ag'
gregate tonnage is 12 $50 TONS During the ceres
ponding time last year there were launched three
vessels, with an aggregate tonnage OF 279o tons
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STAMPEDE following paragraph IS from an
English paper:
Twenty one husbands have abscopiied from
Sund land and the parochial authortiee have of.
fered reward Of f2l fer the whole lot. or 81 per
head
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INTERESTING TO FIsHERMEs--In answer to a
letter from Mr. Thomas Loring, of bingham Ms.
the Secretary of the Treasury writes that he Is
not only unable TO recommend the extension of
the fishing bounty to the mackerel fishery. but he
Is " of opinion that both the bounty on the cod.
fishery apd the drawback on picked fish exported
should be repealed, with the duty on SALT
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DEATH OF VETERAN.-Mr. Geo. Wise, an OLE
citizen of Alexandria, and thesast of the pail bear
ers of Washington, died on the Sd inst He hat
attained the advanced age of 7a years.
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FIREs.-During the month of March. according
to the accounts furnished by telegraph and the
newspapers, there were 80 fires in the United
States, where the loss in each instance equaIled
$4,000 Is of which destroyed manufacturipg
property. The total loss was 81 OIL 900,
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,;,;INIA HOUsE--tsrace street, near
4 4
Ia. SALE, UPON ACCOMMODATING


r.-'rty cases choice Spring PRINTS
r-er rases Worsted and Lawn DRESS GOODS
S,s ssse Fancy and Black SILKS
To,.u cases C0TTONADES
Tea cxse. LINENS
a. -sse assorted MARSElLLES
~ ra,es CASSIMERES, for summer wear
rrssf cases GlNGHAMS
1rs case China Grass CLOTHS
r. r,ses Rieached DOMESTiCS
~ bsles Brown SHlRTINGS
m. csse silk HDksS.
r~-r cases Cotton and Ginshaui do
Ten bsies BED TICKS
Three cases APRON CHECKS
rv,. c.ses CURTAIN GOODS
Two csses Brown HOLLANDS
ore rase hiaslin and Lace CURTAINS
giye cases CAMBRICS, checked and dotted
Two csses sEMBR0lDERlES
Two cases TABLE CLOTHS
v,.h many other goods, at very low prices, at the
.-rsr Of Main and 18th sts.
Aso-Agent foG Dix l. Sons and Crawford q Co.'S
THREADS. D. ID LoNDoN'
dim
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THE NEW MAINE LAw.-The new LIQUOR bill
which has been introduced into the Leaisla sare OF
Maine has passed the senate-yeas IA, nays 4. II
was amended in thirty three places.
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uolNG Io kANsAs.-The seven or eight Young
men of this place. who design making Knns.s
their home, will leave about the Ilth Inst. we
have learned that several students of the rTniyer
sity have left that Institution to unite their for
turses with those of Kansas.-C CAarloaesrille LIZ
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The Indianapolis Ind) Sentinel says that there
wiz be ten twelve hundred houses erected In that
city this season.
The rice planters at the South are complaining
OF the backward spring, which seriously interferes
with planting.
MIS- e. N. Sinclair was 70 sail from San Fran
cisco on the 10th March for New Orleans she In.
tended to play there and iron, thence to New
York.
Martin Wygand, who 80 wysteriousiy disap-
peared igpn staunton, has been traced Is far ~
BaItimofc.
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HUNG IN SPITE OF A REPRIEVE.-We see In the
paners an account of the execution of the convict,
bv the sheriff of Franklin county, in this State af
ter the receipt by him of respite from Gov Win
ston He is said to have pronounced the docu'
ment forgery If th order of the Governor was
i1rms sbar sns ne. eansng l Mail
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FoRGETFUL JUDoE-ithe Milton IN. W v dro
nicle relates the of Judge IN Aiamauce eoun
ty who a few moments a ter charging the granG
jury particularly with re- gard to the sm All note
law, came off the bench an in paying oebt gave
his creditor some 60 bills.
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THE MAINE IMPEACHMENT CAsE.-Rufus Choate,
Richard H. Dana, Jr., and Henry w. Paine of Bos.
ton, formerly OF Hallowell are engaged as counsel
for Judge Davis of Maine, who is threatened by
the Legislature with removal from the bench for
his refusal to recognize Gov. Wells sheriffs. The
hearing commences at Augusta on Friday.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT NASHvILLE-Ths nv
tenslve wholesale and retail shoe store o. (, CO g
Holllns d Co, and the banking house of .fah1 n
James d Co., at Nashville Tenn, was ..;.1
destroyed by fire on Sunday last e""ee0
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MURDER-Thomas j. C'apeheart, an overseer
on plantation near Mt. Ma gs, Montgomery coun
ty, Ala, died on the 2oih n IT,, Of sixteen knife
wounds, inflicted by negro who he was about to
cbastise. Two negro women wero drcadfuly cui
by the negro for their efforts 10 prevent the mur
der. Capeheart was a native of Berthe county,
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The amount Of lead sent out from 'Salena, Ill
the past year, was 30 1885, $50 pounds i value, 81
732,2ly,
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Fatal FIRE.-A house was burned down ai
Holly Hi, s. O., on Tuesday last, andl three per
sons burned TO death. Their names ar Joel Jack
son, ir, Francis Sweat, and child. Intaemperance
Ia supposed to have been the cause Of the sad If
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I10R sAiE.---I have four-hOrse EN.
/ CINE been used but short time, which will
.s ysry low | can be seen At the law oihce OF Jno
\ nsr;s MASSENA BEAZLEY.
u lrIN
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\ FW STOCK OF sPRTNG GOODs-

NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOOD s.
by Goods, embracing complete and varied assort-
1lsn adapted to the spring and summer trade, which
has been purchased very favorable terms and will
he sold at small advance for cash. We offer amongst
o,1,- articles the following Cottonades, NsEkeens
and Cotton Ozuaburgs; fine stock Bleached Domes-
ties a widths; plaid striped and plaid Cotton for
revsuts Satinets, Kentucky Jeans and Tweeds; Fur
nture ard Apron Checks and Tickings; Brown Sheet
ing sGd Shr.ngs varions widths; brown and bleached
Table Cloths and Tickngs; beautiful assortment of
lnsh Linens; Cloths Cassimeres and Vestinfs, fine
assortment; Prints, Gin CHAINS and Lawns in great
Tlety; Cantoa Cloths and Alpacas; printed Barages
and Chaes Plain Challies and Delaines, all quail
ties; Lawn, Chaie and Berage Robes; white Cam
lrics, Jaconet, Swiss and Null Muslns; Lace Mus
lin and Cambria Collars; Lace Coll Sleeves in
sets: Silk, Linen and Cambria handkerchief Our
fends and purchasers generally respectfully in
vled to call and examine our goods with the assur
that best efforts will be used to give entire
satisfaction. j. l.. SMITHER il BROTHER.
NH 3-dlm No % Main street.
pICHARDSON 81 CO.'S WHOLESALE
IL DRY GOODS STORE, 95 Main street.-We
selling to The trade this season, entire stock
Of GENERAL DRY GOODS, without regard to
cost that may be enabled to place in store
unequaled stock Of Carpetngs Floor Oil Cloths and
Mstlinss
Merchants from the country assured that our
E.ock contains many desirable articles of STAPLE
GooDs, and Il large lot of DRESS GOODS, in all which
BARGAINS may be had.
NH SLIM RICHARDSON CO.
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nv JAS. A. COwARDIN.

The Daily Dispatch is served TO subscribeD
" .Sn A euARrER cRSTs PEn WEEK, payable 10
=. r.sr,sr weekly Price for mailing. e4a year In
,<- The weekly Dispatch 10 issued every hi
mailed TO subscribers at 81 per snnum.
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MERCHANTS, INSURANCE CONPA.
vi NY OLE RICHMOND By suthnrity of act

MERCHANTS, INSURANCE COMPA-
vi NY OF RICHMOND.-By authority of an act
OF the General Assembly of Virginia passed Decem-
Der 18TH 1855, entitled IAN act to incorporate the
Merchants Insurance Company IN the City of Rich
moud, we, the undersi gned. Commissioners appoint
open books for subscriptions to the stock of the said
Company, at the office of Messrs Goddin l. Apperson
at the corner of Bank and Ilth streets
The act fixes the value of the shares at $50 each,
end the capital stock at not less than fifty thousand
than FIVE hundred thousand dollars. 1t autho
mes the Company .to make insurance agsiust all ma
rne Tsks and against any damage lest by fire. or
by other liability, casualty hazard, upon any
and every kind of property, real personal or mixed
ceIVe eDdowmenis to contract for reyersionary pay
nents to guarantee the payment of promissory notes.
bills of exchange and other evidences of debt to lend
money on bottomry and respond enta, to cause them
eyesto be insured against all risks upon the interests
they may have IN any property lives in their own
nght or In virtue of any loans advances OF any
policy or contract of insurance" &c sc.
JOHN PURCELL,
J. L. APPERSON,
r. B. HEATH,
LEWIS GIHTER,
WIN. H. CHRISTIAN,
WIN G. PAINE,
NH 29-tlMay AUGUSTUS ANDERSON.
VALUA ABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
GRACE STREET, FOR SALE We offer for
sale privately lot of ground situated within the
Closure at the Fair Grounds at the southwe cor.
ner of Grace and Pine Streets fronting so feet and
running back l55 feet to 20 feet alley.
This is one of the most beautiful building lots in the
whole range and viii be sold upon favorable credit
ss to the greater part of the purchase money.
Apply to TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
I'D 2 ct AuciioneeYl
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TERMs OF ADvERTTsnN<5.

- Advertisements pu5lished until forbid, win be-
charged 80 cents per square Of tan lines for the frse
insertion and 25 cent? for eash eontinusnce.
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= rFR PHO@PIIATE OF LIME

,pg made arrangements with Prof. Mapes for the
,-e 5f his ntrogenized Super Phosphate of Lime, at
-,rvfsctureI's prices we confidently recommend it
- ur friends believing it to be superior to any fertil-
,,r rev in use, having Its effects last year on
IN and having heard much ofits good effects, we
.e 5n.,.sned TO believe it superior to guano, not
G,s1s il makes better crop the first year after sp.
-,st,on but because of its durability. having in it
rse proportion of bone dust For sale by the ton or
mn ~ oAhEh q LEArA.Nio-
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DICUWUND SASH, BLIND AND UUUR
IL WORKS-The underss ned, Proprietor of this
- snd we'll led estabs shment takes this method of
morning his numerous friends and patrons that he
b,reoved his works from his late place the river
near Haxslrs mills 10 Main street, between Ith and
ftb streets where he expects to be permanently To-
fed for the next FIVE years and respectfully solicts
call from all persons in want Of any articles in his
Inc ss be is determined TO try and please all who will
,syp him with their patronage, both TO price and
workmanship.
n 3-An orders from the surrounding country, ad
dressed to 81. V. CRAWFORD Richmond, Fa.," will
meet with prompt attention.
an I--Ir,s j. V CRAWFORD
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J. L. APPERSON,
r. B. HEATH,
LEWIS GINTER,
WIN. H. CHRISTIAN,
WIN. G.. PAINE,
4 LBEkT L.. WEST,
n ARCHITECT AND MEASURER,

q LBEKT l.. WEST,
y ARCHITECT AND MEASURER,
Respectfully reminds bis friends and the public GEN
orally that in addition to MEASURING and PRl-
ZlNG all kinds Of work used in the erection Of build
ings-Brck work Carpenters work. Painting, Ples-
tenng, Sc--he is prepared 10 furnish PLANS and de-
tail DRAWINGS, Specifications, Estimates and Con-
tracts FOR every ysiety of Buildings and Will super
intend their eonstruction. Having thorough fRAc-
TIcAL knowledge of the Building business, and con.
siderable experience Architect he hopes to give
satisfaction to ell who msy employ him
~ Qfica on lIth street, between Main and Bank,
where be may be found ct O'Clock every morning.
mn 14--lInr
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az = j. v ONHWrUhD.
n NIOTICE.-EAGLE SODA WATER ES.
y TABLISHMENT- i beg leave most respectfully
70 announce my friends and the citizens generally
that have commenced the business of manufactur
ina and Bottlng SODA WATER, ALE, PORTER
Lr and would also say that | am thoroughly &C.
cuanted with the business in all its branches having
been engaged in it during residence of eight years.
ard feel assured am able to put up very superior
article Allow me 10 return m sincere thanks TO my
friends and the public generally, for the uniform kind
ness have received their hands and hope by strict
s,ention business TO obtain share of the patron
sge SO literally bestowed upon me
WARREN CANFIELD,
Agent for S Fl. CoNDIcT,
Goth ST., between Main and Franklin SITS.
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For sH fa.
BIZ g. L.
Ere Lotsin
J cottage
the Far
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LINER

rent u,
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Rent $lD
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Tobacco
. Grant \
Franklin
rear, with
v the best
tity. For