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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-16
The DanyilIe Deuot,

Monday and yesterday there was great exertion
by strong force at the Danvile Depot, in cleaning
away tho ruins and getting out the produce and
goods stored there. Under direction Of that eff.
cient engineer. Mr.. N. s. CARPENTER, the most
rapid progress wassnade. We are gratifed to
learn that very little damage has been sustained bv
the articles stored by the falling of the building
was mostly feared that the wheat would be dam.
aged The result shows that it has scarcely sus.
tanned any injury. A house which had a thousand
bags deposited in it, informed us that the loss was
not fifty dollars.
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Tke Bhuue Trek.
x....ra.v the deba4N wa continued e tfe
u., 80. ~ Delegates, - Dir. JOHNSTON Of HART
..sins, the bin an1horisns the Ceusznl Rail-
- n straighsen md shorten its road sssween
rs.smond and Charlottesville, and by Mr.. IMso-
,,rx IN favor Of Il. Mr.. IMBoDEs read an amend
,,eut which he believed would make the bin aecep
table TO q large majority Of the House. This
Amendment postponed the commencement OF the
abort track untIl the Central road shall have been
finished TO Coyington, and prohibited the employ
,ert ~ any dividend or funds Of the State In any
manner In lie construction until after the Coving-
ton and Ohio Railroad shall have been completed
and mt in operation. We refer to cur report of
the proceedings.
Mr.. JOHNSTON IL a gentleman Of decided ability,
and fair and frank debater, and was listened to
at,entively. We regret that he deemed the meas
ure one demanding his opposition. We would
have been pleased to have seen him take differ.
ent view; but one advantage win flow from his
energetic assault upon it, and that is. that the
friends of the bill win exert themselves little
more in its behalf; and il is probable we shall zee
some new and unlookedfor champions in the field,
whose relation to particular localities viii entite
them to the credit of the most undoubted dsinter.
estedness. and the most liberal and generous i'm
pulses. We do not mean to question Mr.. JOHN
sTos's motives for moment. He is a gentleman
whose character and conduct as public man enti-
tie him to the fullest credit of acting from proper
motives and sincere convictions
With Mr.. SEaAR, we regard this proposition as
one of very great Importance The discussion is
an earnest one, and glad to see it. This city
has an interest in it and this city, as paying one
tenth of the of the State (or nearly is emit
tied to some consideration at the hands of the LIE
gislature. But the great point in the measure is
its importance to the State, and to the promotion
of her advantage in the struggle for the Western
trade and this should pass it.
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no YOU WANT no SAVE MONTY e.
~ II So don't fail TO call at LEWIS. He is posi-.
lively selling Oh at cost close business The price
that he il selling at Is suceAt to remove all doubt In
regard TO his selling off to close.
Don't be msled, an fmany say that Levy is sepr
of to lay in another stock. Such is not the fact ss
he will certainly close in March next So tho-, n,
want Of Clothing Furnishing Goods at prices low
| than ever, have but 10 call at
A. LEvY'S,fe Main st.
Opposite St. Charles Hotel
"a - Sign Of the Red Coat
ARtsE Japanned CandIesfIcks. 1wish
- Exflnsuishers and Snuers very de- sirable art.
Tor counting rooms; elegant Brass and Brittana Al ~
vsnouspstfernsi for sale by
..,c ZIMMERMAN,
ARD LAnlFs.-Flaid, sperm on and
- - Lard Lamps for burning lard oil IN assf vsriety
ioi safe by ZIMMERMAN
Jato Corner Main snd i2fh st.
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EIeetion Of Pennsylvania q. =. Senator.

EIteLIUM OF 1cufsyIVHflN u - sScHtttUHs
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 4.-Ex-Governor Big
Ter. Dem was to-day elected U. S. Senator by the
Legislature. He received 81 votes, the rest were
scattering
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A scene I'M Congress.

Our correspondent gives an account of a little
storm in the House of Representatives on Satur.
day, between Messrs BARKsDALE and KEENETT,
of Missouri On Monday the affair was introduced
and personal explanations took place satisfactory
to both parties. 1t was quite Pick.wickian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-16

r. Constable for ID District of Henrico-
announce myself candidate to FIJI the vacancy &C.
casioned by the resignation of L. w. Timberaks, as
Constable of the I'd District of Henrico county. II
elected pledge myself to discharge the duties of the
office faithfully and promptly.
Respectfully, A. X. CRUMP.
ia1 d-t24J d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-16

MoNEY---Money is tight and in as active demand
walls of consequence have taken place. Consols are
dropping and close to-day at $50 to o8t for account
RaNY OF ENGLANp.---The Bank returns were unfa-
variable The Bullion shows a decrease of 4325 00o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-16

The patience with which Giddines Is treated
in Washington by the most ultra Southern mem.
bers, must be very annoying aud inexplicable 70
that individual His most fierce denunciations of
Southern institutions and Southern men, do M,
provoke the most hotheaded of the tireea,ers %
vouchsafe him kick or even an angry word He
10 permitted to rant by the hour without replv and
pump up bucketsful of nonsense and fanst;cisrn 30,
none to say to him, nay. Possibly the old gentle
man Is under the impression, and so intimstas e.
ms constituents that the Southerners are in fear ~
MIN. However this may be, the Southerners .fors.
said don't seem to care to what he attributes their
moderation, or to view him In any other light than
q crazy body, who can't be reasoned with. and
whom It would be inhuman to punish as q respon.
sible individual
ihH SAVANNAH REPuBLICAS.-wAa are glad 70
see by the columns Of this coutempofkry Of ours
N Seerg that It ID now receiving that little paper,
ne Dhpatch, Of Richmond, We tske occasion to
inank the worthy editors of that well conducted
journal lthe Repubiican) for their very instructive
Isttsr. The uaiifne clerk of the Dispatch Is now
perfectly posted With reference 20 tbs usp 81
0eoretA He = nce giyen TO any such irreRulsr1fy
a. they sueeees. and therefore they need fear no
future diea1ventnre of the Dispatch addressed ID
The Republican Lest some reader nasy puxxle
Ne Mid ne - What III this means. we VIII add
that 4 y eo1y private consnuniration intended
Tor ne Bspubncan, sent IN this form 20 avoid III
esNfs psseAgeil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-16

CF 1 hereby announce myself n candi-
date for the office of Constable of the Second District
of Henrico to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
signation of L. W. Tmberake; and promise, If elect
ted to fill the office faithfully.
JOSEPH g. METTERT
Richmond Januarv 16 1256-8t@
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RIO THE PUBLIC.-Hayias parchasea

rufO THE PUBLlCs--Havfn2 pufchhse.
Il the Drug store of T. II. Soathall Co.. cefneI o.
Broad and 4th streets opposite to Tayors Shoe store
and diasonally opposite 10 Breeder Fox and maas
large additions to the stock am prepared 10 Iarni.n
families, physicians and others with every thins ~
be found in well conducted Drug Store. inciadhk
large and varied assortment Of Fancy and Toilet az
ticies, Pcrfamery, Patent and Family Medicines &c.
II shall be my constant aim TO offer to the pashe
every modern Improvement in preparations Ae.. y
possible, and above all TO keep On hand 1etn
ing but the freah and Genuine
We have the usual assortment Of Paints Ollf sna
Dyestufs, Window Glass, (which win Be cut 10 o.,
der,) Putty, acs tho best brands Of Tobacco ahs y.
Csars, likewise, large and well selected stoek -
Garden Seeds. Invite the examination Of coanip
Merchants. Physicians aud all In want, aud soiiel.
continuance Of the patronage Of the late firm. =.
N.B-Fhyzicisns' prescriptions promptly atssnas'
10 ~ all hours WIN. @. BAfTAlLE
3 ja lG-ts Corner Brpad sud tth 81
a AECOND HAND aTkAM nOll m
"A good a. new, two setfs flastcning Mills Ana
Medium Tobaeco Pres. both new. will b. cold q
sssa1 0afss'n = carly spRlacsi1pn !. psds e 20
u LIST 2l6 Main street.
on hEls FEIaIE FxMIEY ExRI "
jsls mo. woMBLE co.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-16

V- A Card.---P. X. Gibbs, Esq.--.Dear
ded that Mr. Simons is not infringing your Ambrotype
patent So far from that being correct the case IL
still pending at the instance of Judge Hayburton
the Judge not being acquainted with that sort OF bu
siness he could not be expected to be; and thR
the familiar practice in such cases.
A. JUDSoN CRANE.
Richmond, Jan. II, 1856.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-16

r. Card..-Thomas w. Keesee, Auction
eer, (Oice with George j. Sumner, No. 90 Pearl STD
will attend in person to the sale of Real Estate,
Household Furniture Stocks of Merchandise, Horses
&c.
ALso.-To Renting out Houses and Hiring out Me-
groes.
de 10 30 @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-16

~ Returned to the The Delegates
have nearly all returned the city, and there is
better evidence of the fact than TO see them going
in crowds to SIMON'S to- get one of his beautiful
Ambrotypes. What vast number visit Simon's Gal
lery daily stranger seeing the Delegates going i'm
and out might suppose that the Capitol had been
moved to ISL Main street. ia Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-16

CDr. James DOve..Offlce corner of Bank
and 9th streets, opposite the Bell House ia s-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-16

e. DIR. O. A. Crenshaw, Office LAB Main
Street, over Parker, Nimno Co.'S, lately occupied
by DIR. Haskins, ja7-2m'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-16

I OST.-TEN DOLLARS RE WAR d.
IL Lost on the night Of the l4th, 90 Broad, between
5th and 9Th streets. black PORT NOMINATE, with
fifty dollars Virginia moneyone so and 30 dollar
note. reward of ten dollars win be given for tho
return Of the money 10 this Office. is i6--ir
4 OST.--On Saturday Eveniag Inst, In the
La neiehborhood OF the Armory Bridge, mail TN
box, containing my FREE PAPERS. liberal Re e.
ward win be given the finder, if they len st TINS
Office ROBERT TAYLOR,
ia l5--3t* A Free Man OF Color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-16

kOh sALE.--A light and genfcel busines.
l. many years established, in Richmond, Va which
mas or the last hive years realized clear profit of
800 per .snnum The proprietor being DESTROYS Of
fetirns VIII offer great Inducements 10 purch sser
ne VIII either dispose of the whole for s300O or
nail interest at proportional rate. None need appv
VINO have not ct least 3 !, 500 capital =,
ia l6---lts R;.6,,a,.s sp..s a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-16

Dear Sir: As Mr.. M. p Simons seems to doubt the
truthfulness of your statement made in the Dispatch
of the 9th instant hereby certify that handed your
ed your proposition by saying that you knew he
not prepared but insisted on the forfeit of one hun
bred dollars. My reply to him was that you were moi
betting man. but that would take the forfeit to-
you; which he declined, by saying that it was rss c
venient for him to put up hundred dollars nc uba
time. To which proposed to him to make nsee a
from to six months which he also declined tiara
by backing out from his own challenge.
Yours, respectfully,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-16
Z q - 6.

Fu%O al! of our customers AMI friends, we would
u once more rc:and theta that daily re-
cciviag from NcN Turk very desirable Goods Hav-
ing received such liberal patronage from,
tosners the past year. have returned to make very
extensive additions to stsck, comprising all tlr
kinds Of goods usually kept at this Store. To the
laics in particular, we wJuli say t:.t assert
Elci.s Of fancy Silks Nous DoIlaines. and all the
other kinds Dress Goods found in the market is Very
large. We woul!, also, call their attention to IN
Auction lot Of Em,oiicry, sosse number Of hundred
dollars worth. j,,~t purchase |, AM selling
them vt half their cost to mauuacture-and
n,a,iy other Auction Goods, such Manchester NJ
D. LANES 1T che shilling per ward Tie iaiuooRcat<
which shall offer to fsisnis, THE spring, art
many. Our f.c!!e fyr getting goods enables
to sell them at less price thaa other merchants
there is eisputia, this fat. ole OF cur firm
resides in New YORK and he makes it his particular
business IL make sure Of aA bargains, especially ii
the Dry Goods line which are offered.
With many thanks to al who have 50 literally
patron;zed our establishment the past y.u. wouit
here SLY that il is inte,ion to keep up the rcpu
tatiou Of the stand as j; reSssis variety Of goods
chcapness Of priccs ana our manner ii conducting
business. n L. i. BERRY.
wulc-.tv:l,c, April l;th. 1856.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-16

u MOTHER great Resoiutifn ttaooiiass rs yef,l
Ia rsscInti0n thai the great armies of Europe
never Thought 0f-a rcvolutiUn not such as clothes
the ground n crimson. iaFs waste large tracts Of
country !: but revolution IN the Boot and Shoe
tradetlax sort Of revolution which makes the heart
glad and all the sons and daughters II 4. B. and C.
leap fur joy. Hos can it be, says one Is it possible
says anotcr. that the ingenuity Of IN Can invent
~ many patterns Ut dress for the foot alone. But
it Is and the undersigned have spared mo- psns to
refit the '.Cii Brick in the neatest manner and
filed it mp to the walls with that which viii tit the
foot, please the eye, and draw light On the purse
To number the kinds AMI quality, would be like
Numbering the Sulsis OF the sea Suffice it to Say
it is necessary to call and examine fur yourselves
before Jon ca, determine wi,at You would like. ii
there is aiy who think they should like any partieu
lar kind If hoot or shoe for their benefit VIC will
narac few cf the more common kinds. And firstly
iasss Esjtcrs. Congress. side and froat lace with
and without tips and feelings Glove. French, English
and plain Slips, from 80 Et, 10 81 So Thick aai
thin sole B;skins Ct superior quality With any
quantity Ct kosSata AID Jenny Lind Ties Gents
siliek and elk B,ots-do. Shoes, do French calf
Congress Rtsts. together with all other kinds of
E,titess, Kussutn, Oxford and ether fashionable
Tics for gents A full supply of infants youths
AMI gents kubbers, Shoes, Boots Sandals and Cos
saancrs. Oak AMI Hemlock SIZE Leather moro
Innings, Bindings Mills, Pegs, Wax, Thread. Aais
and HATS, s.oe Brushes Paste and varnish hacking
&c The ylicia TO conclude with great rush at
the Obi Brick where the che pTic. aud ready
pay system has ::cae 50 we'll We respectfully invite
all TO give csi assuring them that every thing
shalt be sold IT the lowest per cent possible at No.
West Main Street, Ltchield Conn.
MEAFoI ssUSS0N. =
First door Mes; Of Court House.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-16

HI UIl,AH f9r CHARLES McNEIL'si is the talk all
Il Il over town. When you ask people where they
caa find the best assortment of Groceries anil
Proyisons at the lowest prices, the answer is, u,
CHARLES McNEILS, No West Street where FROM
morn till night dispensed goods in abundance to
the satisfaction Of many customers, who take great
pleasure in Recommending their friends to shere
the finest and best goods sold at little the lowest
prices in towa-where direct form head quarters he
is constantly receiving Teas. Coffee, Sugars Spices
Flour, Salt, &c, in fact all things necessary 10 r1frsl.
the inns, msn, thus a',yiating the necessity OF
spending time and travel for the wants Of the culinary
department Of the house.
! expect to show people that sell at the lowest
living prices, and hatter myself shall receive the
patronage Of large share or the people Of this town
have constantly ca hand large assortment ai
confectionery and fancy goods.
Attached to the sazne is Oyster Saloon fitted up
in good style where eli who want good stew can Ie
accommodated at short notice. and the tastes Of the
greatest epicure may be satisfied.
The above is dream but reality if any OPT is
in doubt please call and satisfy yourself for nv
motto Ia to satisfy every of the genuincaess 81
~wary thing which ssfer TO the pas,lic
CHARLES MCNEIL.
Litci4a.I, .,pril 1885,
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Litchflc.a Hat EEspori;.asl.

u call ON the subscriber, who keeps constantly ON
haai large assortment Of HIS and CARS OF every
variety and fashion. The s;.lstgilcr having made
complete arrans with the best AMI most
fashionable houses ia New York city for supply OF
Hats and Caps is prepared 10 furnish all who may
give him call with articles il his iac that cannot
Esi to suit. and at prices cheap as they can be
bought IN any place in The United States. lie has
on hani Silk and Tar Hats OF Geans and KNOX S
manufacture: also, large assortment of Faulc.
Hats and Caps of every description He aevotes his
whole attention - this particular line OF business
and hereby tei,,.srs his public Acknowledgements to
lbs patrons fol- their generous support and humbly
asks sor a continuance of the same. Store Iii West
Street, iwc doors ives. of the Gsust-H HOUSE.
HIRAM JACKSON.
Litchiiali, Mara. 1876.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-16

PALACE on WHEEls-- II floating palaces are the
invention Of Republican America, Imperial France
has the credit oforiginating palace wheels. The
train in which the French Emperor recently journey
Cd consisted Of SIX asloon cars, connected by
Of bridges. Tho first contained the officers If tho
Imperial household; the second served as dining
room this was followed BY platform. decorated
with flowers and furnished with settces, to rese, lie
tearace-the artificial garden surrounded by a
fancifu light iran railing, surrounding this terrace
vss tent. msdsof light material. whose folds were
ample enough 10 cnclose the entire platform. Fol
lowing this came the ear the Emperor and En-.
bTess. built u thc styls Of . vaulted room gilt
crown covering the peak al tn. roof. The next ca,
was the Imperial sleeping apart, ent which WAS :!
lowed b the car OF the Imperial ,rnce his cradle
teing oontriyance sshioned hike q .aamnrock The
NH ear contained the ladies attached to q person
Of the Empress and the Prince and the last contain
Cd the sssva. u Of the Imperial household,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-16
1c 1t wet or Drvs

n USr received at the q Bee HIVE, another lot OF
- Dress Goods and Trimmings including Silks
and Btrrcgcs OF various styles and coois white and
pAntcd Lawns, Cainbrics, Musins aid Iilliants.
embroidered Muslin Collars. In Ter H,ndkerchiefs
unler-S!aeycs Elgngs and lusertngs large assert
iI:nt. Also, Ribbons and Dress Trimmings
enormous stock including Frnges and u. Antique
Ribbons of all descriptions: also. Gloves Hosiery,
Mits and Fans in all their varieties and styles also
shawls, starfs. Linen Collars aud fine Shirts If al
slses and OF the best quality made expressly for uy
own sale, and warranted to please. Linen and cot.
Shirt Bosoms, stitched AMI woven; Aiss. ovcrails
and Ovcr-shirts, white and brown Linens. Dvai,as
Stripes, Sc, Ticks, sAirtihss, Sheotings
Prints &c., perIisnginss aud Dsapssy, Muslins--
variety G,00s Bricks, Crockery AMI Glass Ware
and 1000 feet Pine aud Hemlock Boards Also.
Flour aud Groceries. including PunE MINES and
LIoroRs. Ladies' and Misses Bouts, Shoes, &c, Sc,
cheap for cash. work or produce.
Please to GIL and sec them and then you'll. by
If course
N. b. Shi.ss given out .: usual Also INSURANCE
assured. 5. a. B..uNGON.
Litchasld, Jul, Cd, 1856
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Do. Il3 Chatham Stras. toorasr 4Hui6Hzy.) Ier ias
Fl INVITES attention to his Large Assortment OF
II Watches Jewelry. Silver Ware and Fancy
Articles.
ana Fob-chains. Coil Necklaces, Crusses Iochets
Rings, Spectaeiss, Pencils, Seals, Medals, Keys,
Charms, &c
Cameo AMI Mosaic Bracelets Pins and Ear Rings
Silver Tea Sets, Cups. Pitchers, Spoons, Napkin
Rings, Forks. Fruit and Butter Knives
Skier P,ate,, Tea Sets Cups Castors Cake Baskets
Ur,,s. Teahetties Card Baskets, &c
Tor sale chap f.. cash and warraHsedas represented
fs5 Particular attention given to repairing and i
jGst;n:, Duplex. Clroneneter and iae Lever Watches