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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-07
HENRY BXALL, ARCHITECT,
IL RIG MONO, VA

Assisted by
F:B; GLoProN. Civil Engineer.
OSWALD HEINRlCH, Mining Ensinesr and
Is prepared to furnish Designs with Plan, and f,,
Working drawings for Buildings of every description
Machinery. OF all kinds. with Specification, Esti.
mates and Contracts complete, and to guperiutsnd
the construction of the same.
He will pay particular attention to laying out and
improving SPRINGS PROPERTIES and other
WATERING PLACES, as well as Public or Private
Grounds
He 10 also prepared to survey and locate all kinda
Of Roads and Canals and to survey Mines and Lands
Having had over twenty years experience In his
bueiness and with the best corps of Assistants ever
office Ia this State, he feels confident that he
give entire satisfaction to oil who may entruss
their work to his care. And while returning thanks
to those who have heretofore bestowed 10 liberal a
patronage upon him, he respectfully solieits oon.
nuance of the same from them and the public gsns.
rally.
He respectfully refers to
VIM. H. Macfariand,
VIM H. Hsxsl
Jas. II. Gardner, Richmond
Bacon l. Baskervill,
Lewis Webb Son,
Lswis Il. Hsrvie, }.ou.
VIM. }: lBatk,daie, A"'""'
". Mm N s.sasfs' MsGsIn eooshlsnd.
WIN. y. Fontaine, King William.
DIR. Price, Hanover.
w. T. SutherliD, Danvilie
Geo Bolitng, Petersburx
Jno Mcdaniel, Lypchburg
Thos. J. Boyd, Wytbevils.
Geo. q Cure, Lynchburg
Andrew Beirne, Union.
Proprietors OF the Sweet Springs
Montgomery White Sulphur
9" Rockbndgs Alum SPRING.
Jas D. Davidson, Lexington
Col C Crozet, State Engineer. my2-h
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THE WHEAT CROP.-The Cincinnati Gazette
says of the wheat crop that the only State from
which unfavorab!e reports Of the wheat crop are
received is Illinois: and there where the fall
wheat is seriously damaged it is being replaced by
spring wheat From Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky,
the accounts are hattering. Generally the fields
look WELL and throughout the breadth CT land
planted is much larger than last year At this
time are pleased TO be able to report favora.
BILE prospect for larger crop of wheat than has
ever been produced 10 the West. Other crops
will doubtless be equally large.
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| NarYoD Escape Last Monday afteenoop, while
| party Of mischievous boys wsfs amushg then.
| selves by wading in the watsr on lot oveTfowed
| BY the rise in Shockoe Greek, near Cary street,
one Of them ventured too far and was instantly
beyond bis depth His comrades made efforts TO
rescue him but failed la doing 20, whon Mr.. Jno,
Mum, an employee at Talbotts foundry, saw the
perious position OF the little fellow. and plunged
into the stream, just In time to seize him BY the
hair Of the head and save him from watery
grave. as he was sinking for the last time. After
discharging large quantity Of dirty water from
nis stomach, the little chap coolly pulled Of bis
Clothes, gave them . wringipg, and donning
them wet made for home.
Fine Horses If any of our resders wisk TO SUP.
ply themselves with pair of Hne horses or q sins
gle well broke to harness. fast on the road and
perfectly gentle, they can do % by calling ct the
large stable on Ross street, near the Exchange
Hotel, where Mr.. Burnett has Q very fine lot on
sale Good horses are very scarce at this time, and
for that reason these who need them should call
Trespassing "A free fellow known A. Charles
Granger fell into the hands of the watchmen on
Tuesday night last while in state of intoxicaton,
and was locked up. Not having friend in astsns
dance at the Mayors Court yesterday morning, to
become bis ball. he was sent to the valley inn to
be locked up.
Going at Large.-Charles, an emancipated slavs,
made his appearance before the Mayor yesterday
to answer the charge of going 1t large. After q
hearing, he was released, with the understanding
that he should procure his papers ut once.
Capsi-ed.-Y Yesserday afternoon . small boat
cspsized on Mayos leland with two man in II, both
OF whom were fortunate enough to catch the trees
which were partially inundated, and thus saved
themselves from drowning
Catching Lumbv.-Several men made hand
some business Yesterday, by catching drift lumber
which hoated down the river in large quantities.
Funeral Procsssion.--The Odd Fellows were out
IN procession Yesterday to escort to the grave the
remains OF ADAM HARTLEINE, one Of their broth.
ers from Baltimore, who had died in this city.
The Chiach Bug, it is feared will be very destrus
tive this season In this section. At Broad Rock in
Chesterfield yesterday the air was loaded with
this destructive vermin.
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A new Odd Fellows hall was dedicated at Staun
ton, Va on Friday sst.
Gov. Vroom, our minister 10 Berlin, il s said. Is
anxious to return home.
Hon II Douglas has been chosen mayor of
Memphis. Tenn, vice Carroll. deceased.
In Madison county, Ky, the mules are said TO
be dying in large numbers from murrain
On Saturday the Rav. y Cough. Catholic eler.
gymap, connected with the church OF St. Philp de
Neri. N. Y, died of eonsu umption
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WHAT STEAM FIRE ENGINE CosTs-The
chief engineer of the Cincinnati Fire Department
states that if steam fire engine is established,
it will cost for salaries Sc $50 year; running
penses $500; horses and harness s. 500; hose car
rages $780, lot of ground 50 000 house Sc 000 horse
feed 5000; incidental 500; total S22 $50 He also
states that the total expenses OF the fire depart
ment last year was $4,000
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HORSES WITHOUT MAHEs.-The Persian Am
oassador at Paris, Ferouck- -kahan, just preset
ted to Louis Napoleon four Arab horses of the
purest blood from his master the Shah. Their
pecuiiariiies are-two: bat they are larger than
any blood horses hitherto seen, and that they
have no manes Paris was very much delighted
with the beauty of these animals,
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FATAL ACCIDENT.--R. II. Huntington, an oper-
ator on the Western Telegraph line was killed in
New York Monday evening by being run over by
Engine No. SO, while on its way to the scene of a
fire alarm. Deceased was a member Of the fire
company, and slipped and fell while at the rope in
discharge of his duty.
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:. Fbl& REM nk LEA- 4. .---Washtoa-
a ION GAL-sn- At lha hsad Of AarsusLL atrsa. Ia

o.! ton Garden. at the head of Marshall street ia
~ for rent or lease. for five years The
house IL nearly haSiug recently been thorough
ly repaired, containing three neat aad comf0ra BILE
I.OI-s congsu ent ossts &c. Aiso a new kitchen
with Two rooms and u most excellent new stable
W.T.! stalls. 'eed coal and wood house. &c
and well Of excellent water in the yard The
yard beautifully shaded with fruit trees ouch as
apples pears End cherries of the choice kinds
10 an early applicant and good and rer1napent te
Eanr the premises will be rented or leased on rsa-
soua1ie terms Persons desiring TO rent are iavited
e. examine the premises,
my my2-Savy1w+ w. p WALDROP
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WRECK ON LAKE ERIE-Elepea Lipes Lost--The
Canadian bark Empire. of Port Dover. Capt Mil
lgan, went ashore on Monday, near Marblshead.
The crew, eleven 10 number. were drowned The
captain and . passenger were saved.
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SPIRIrUAIISM IN TEXAs-The Huntersville
Texas Item says that Mrs. Force, lady spirit.
uaist, was recently hung in effigy in Montgomery
county in that State because of her belief 1t adds
that several persons in that State have become
manacs under the influence of the infatuation.
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2HE LONDON PoLIcE.-Tbe total expenses of tn.
London poiics for the year 1856 amounted 20 1874 eOO
The police force constitutes an army of 847 men-ls
superin.endens with salaries Of $40 down te H200;
l42 inspectors with salaries of $3.50 TO s9l Ias 6S
ssrgeants, with salaries Of Slv9 to SOS and 5056
constables, whose salaries range from t78 to $40
Year with costs of clothing.
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ANEW INVENTION Hart, the sculptor who has
long been industTicusly work in France has COM
pletei invention for taking portrait busts by the
use OF which the measurements are accurate, and q
likeness taken more correctly than by photograp phic
process. company in England has paid S60, coo for
the use of the patent
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BARK IN A AToRNAD0.-Letters from Montive
deo, under date of February Is, state at the
bark Emily, of aud from Baltimore, Capt Fitch
burger, with q cargo of -four, bound to that port
became a perfect wreck in a tornado.
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RAILROAD sUsK.-A portiaa Of the track of the
Racine and Mhsissippi Railroad a. point some II
miles OF Racine, has sunk entirely out Of sin
int. rrupting the running of abe trains The hole 10
bad one, it will cost good deal Of money to fill
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MonEY AWAITING AN OwsER.-A pociet-book
containing ooo In notes has been found in the city
riean Consul In that city sent communication to
Mayor Vaux, Of Philadelphia Notifying him Of tho
L fat
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sox, rSR s:ENT--4 he lower rooms In the
E*ss American saloon, fronting on NJ ain street now
Ma in he occupancy Of Thos Griffin. very de-
slabIe location for bu,iners at moderate rent
Pos.es,icG given Immediately Appiyto
NV s 5-AW iw j hAUHY GARLAND
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MINISTER TO EsGLAsD-It is thought in COZ ss.
qusnce Of the rejection Of the Dailas-Clsrendon
treaty, our minister Mr.. Dallas, will return home
and that secretary Marcy will b, sent out ss his
sueas asOF
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EAGLE KILLED.-A gray gle, measuring near
y six feet from tip to tip of the wings WAS killed
near Waylandsburg. in Culoeper county, Va, a
few days since, by Mr. Silas +. Core, with stone
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OkDEkED.-Csptain q. X. Stribling, u. g.
Navy, has been ordered to relieve Commodore
Rousseau on the LIST of June, proximo in the
command OF Inc Navy Yard at Warrenton, near
Pensacola Fla.
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F0R KE7xE ARD YsALE.

zs., FOR SALE OR rENT'-A lnrGe n d
Ssss desirable room over the store of Myers L
~ Jshnke, corner Of Pearl auG Main streets with
gss and water. This 10 of the mott desirable
r0ous for rent in the city Apply to
=. A. j. CLOPFON,
Cofner Of Wall and Frsuklin streets
Cppss.ts Eessrs Dickinson, Hill & Co.
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JHE REJECTION OF THE CENTRAL AMERICAN
TREAIY.-A dispatch to the Baltimore Sun, from
Washington gives additional facts with regard to
the rejection by Great Britain, of the Central
American Treaty altered by the United States Sen.
ate 1t says:
1t is understood here that the rejection Of the
Central american treaty by the British Cabinet
was III consequence of the amendments added there.
to by the L nited STATES Senate which knocked in
tue head the separate treaty between England and
Honduras by insisting upon the sovereignty of the
Bay Islands and our refusal to recognize the land
grants Of the Mosquito King, whereby foreign col
onization was completely checked
1t appears the whole treaty, contrary to general
report, was rendered extremely odious to Great
Britain, and our refusal to join that country in
any manner IN its assaults upon China rendered
the rejection of the treaty prompt and emphatic -
Our action on the China question was especially
hurtful to the feelings of the British Cabinet as
the moral force, at least of this country was CON
hdently counted upon.
The treaty is now looked upon as desd-and il
another is determined upon a clean set of books
will have to be opened 1t is understood how :
ever, that the demands. or rather our position in
the rejected treaty will not be changed-and if a
new treaty cannot be concluded upon the terms
already laid down. our government will refuse
any further negotiations upon the subject In
tact, AS informed you q month or more ago
the President is opposed to estaugng political
parties, and lis remarks in the inaugural are en-
pha.ic upon this point. The President now knows
his course, which, l hazard nothing in asserting
will be of non.interference in the political affars
of the Central American States.
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RECOVERING Hon J. Clancy Jones and Hon. w.
L. Dewsrt, both M. C's from Penns, lvania, have
nearly recovered from the National Hotel sickness
Ar d 10 On q visit to Wsshiu gton and Mr. Jones In
soon exoected there.
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TIE "RAILwLY KING" IN PARLIAMENT Geo.
Hudson, whom Punch, in l847 chrstened the Rail
way King" and who, it is said i 100 600, has
been reelected member Of Parliament for Sundsr-
iapd-thus setting the baffs ct defiance, for accord
ing to law, an M r s not liable arrest for debt -
Douglas Jerrold has written savage article the
subject in which he declares that the House of Com
mons is thus made horss Of refuge for the kusve
the trickster, and she charatsn and urges reform
az to place members Of Parliament the same foot
ing ss honest
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Wakes BKoTHEKs.-Gen Walker has lost two
brothers by the Niearagusn war. L. Norvel Walker
was the name Of the one who died lately the
steamer Empire City, between Aspinwan and New
Orleans.
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How TO JUMP OFF THE CARs.-Unless you In.
tend suicide don't jump from the cars when in
motion; bat if you think you must and won't be
persuaded to behave like sensible man, this is
probably the way to do it: jump sideways, as high
as you esp, and when up in the air screw your
legs up and bend the head forward. You will
strike the ground with that part of the body that
is should be cushioned by nature for the purpose,
aud you will roll away from the train in the man.
ner of wheel. Hands, to avoid the scratches,
had better be in the trousers pockets. If you
survive the operation you will feel better, 1t is
quite likely. than if you had blundered off without
regard TO the rules of science, aud broken your
neck or cracked the dome of thought. One exper
iment will probably satisfy you rs to the conve
nience and comfort of this method of getting of
the cars.-Spriagfeld RfpnbLican.
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FIRES IN APRIL.-There were thirty.two fires
in the United States last month according to teIs-
graphic and newspaper reports, occa8ionins a loss,
in the aggregate, (al losses less than $4,000 ex-
cIudedD of $3.50, 900. The largest fire was in
Baltimore, the loss amounting to S340, 600 a fire
1t Marietta, Georgia, destroyed $l25 600 and
others at North Adams, Massach usetts, and at
Atlanta, Georgia, each 100000.
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w York Post Of Monday SAYS

The late demand for Land Warrants, caused by
the ssles;n Iowa, the 4th irs having ceased and
dealers being appre hcnslve that many warrants will
bs returned on the msrke. from the Yves -. plus
has gone out, refuse to bay until further orders
are received"
1908 quoted dull al 90, and 1905 aud 8Us at s.
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THE DAILY DISPACTH
Thur.day Morning. nx1.1sa1.
oRREsPoSDEscE THEDIsPArcH.

SHnddg-Tr Matthews Of Eetc York-Cad,fs Bible
Society-Ihs Boone Family in Trouble
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% NOTICE. have for snIe, lesse OF

<sSA notice. have for snIe lease or
II rent, Houses, Lots &c, from lst to SD street
~ 6ud ia the cuunty Of Henrico, soma Of which
c1 C4auct be surpassed for beauty and locality by
srY within the corporation limits; and when YOU
come 70 county Lots, for soap and candle factories
Nature could not have her part for the
convenience OF man for to erect such establishments
upon all or any of the above. | shall be pleased to
have the views Of operators upon tn. subject now
before them
Apply to H. w. TYLER,
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LAND WARRATTS.-The financial circular of
Sweeney, Rttenhouse, FAINT & Co., of May 9Th
says
The densnd for L.nd Warrants continues light
and prices have suddenly declined fur cents PER
We quote the market dull, as follows:
PGy'y per acre SeIPy psr AGRA
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A CAAD.--
"a PURCELL, LADD 4 CO,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
" IEurI AIraaI u q

Penri street, 2ichmond)
Beg leave to inform their fciend Merchants and the
pubc, that since the destruction Of their Store house
by hre ON the 1}d March they have by arrivals per
steamers and Express, made such additions to their
ttccs, as will enable them, heretofore, to fill or
deLs entrusted 10 them with .heir usual promptness
and dispatch
q 1hsir store, for the present. is Pearl street,
and opposite their old stand.
PURCELL, LADD CO,
ap7 DruEgists Iichmond
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E+NRESIt ARRIVAL

Ry the achr. Haxall and steamers, am in receipt
25 bags soft Ivica Almonds 100 boxes fresh Oranges
25 " Sicily - 100 " lemons
"a " large Pecaps $40 assorted Rsisins
- - Palm Nuts 1909 drums new Figs
10 Filbera casks " Currants
10 Wuinuts Is boxes Citron
D " Paradise lGUU - Sardines assorted
STEAM REFINED CANDY.
also, manufscture daily, my justly celebrated
Steam Refined Crushed Sugar CANDIES, which
warrant unequsIled, ana guarantee to stand hard
and htm through the Summer, or money returned
Give d call LOUIS J. BOSsIEUX
ap Z4-i0t Iu7 Main street
80 sT0kAasE.--iNerc Accommodate IA
> warehouse for the storage Of Flour, Wheat
Corn, Coffee, Ac, 10.
Persons havins Goods to store would conault theiI
interesl by storing with We them all trouble
III receiving shipping snd marking. attending person
ally to that selves,
IhsY also save large amount OF money In drayage
alone, by storing with us. Our WereheUse being sit
uated on the dock, goods bs received and deliver
cd free VI drayage.
INSURANCE. effected at the lowest city rates II do
sired. BRIDGFORD 4 CO.
IS Corner Goth Donk and Cary strsets
SOUTHERN SAVINGS IL n X This
- INSTITUTION Is now organized De posts received
ana eerthchtes bearing interest ut the rate of per
sent for 8 shorter period, issued at the office OF
isAACs TAYLOR, opposite the Banks
JAMES B. DUPUY, President.
Wh A. JENKINS, Secretary.
WIN. X, I6AACS, Treasurer.
ap a-dGsim
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Agaa FOS EENT--A Eraroe gesement
40 with rooms, on Concord, Central Railroad
s~z street, back of Wesley Chapel. Possesaion
given Immediately. Rent $75. apply to
ar 10 WA WALSH.
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~ FUR Shs, E--T,y0 very desirable
8fs Houses and Lots lie gh street, ca unusually
s1SA hoeral terms. Apply to
ap .a--4aw4g GODDiN L APPERSOH.
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sss EUa HEHr.--P0ssession EiVen ina.
RSs mediately, that very desirable residence
A2 Franklin street, between Sth and 9th, adjoining
:he resiGeIse of Mr.. John N. Gordon Fer terms ap.
ply 10 SELDEN L MILLER
fs l3-ts
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CHURCH SINGING Fuller of the New York.Mir-
ror says A friend of ours, who went the other
evening to meeting" where they sung old hyn
to new tangled tunes, describes the performance
this wise; the men in the congregation turning
around and looking steadfastly tas is the eustom)
towards the choir, sang
Oh. Sal, Sal, Sal Salvation,
Come down from on high
Then the woman in the ehoir--the sweet sing
ers in Israel-took up the refrain, and answering,
sang
We want man, man,
We want q man, man Hesitation by thy grace!
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~..s EUR - Ai4n -EeA!des those yaIunbie
Es Tenements already advertised for sale on Grace
E@@s street, and which $5 600 and S6 600 may re-
main tecured for several years offer two desirable
central residences for only s423 Of which the great
er part may remain secured for ssvors Years. Also
thatVauable lot on Governor street next the Hsh
Constabe's office, with 8 Brisk tenement on it
Also, that valuable acre lot in Sidney, fronting 1859
feet On the public square.
FOR kENf-A desirable new residence, an CT
fee, and several rooms in the Law Buding suitable
for Offices, lodging Ioolns dc these rooms cool!
convenient soG comfortable. b B.MINOR,
ap l6-dlm No Law Building.
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Capital punishment" as the boy said when the
school mistress seated him with the girls.
John s. Jones, over thirty years a leading mer-
chant Of Charleston, 3. g, died at Sing Sing, N
Y, last Friday.
Mas Mary Devln played "Ophelia" In Baltimore
Monday night, to Edwin Forests Hamlet"
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sga LADD's LUMBER HOUSE, South
- SIDE Of Basin, FOR RENT.-This lumber
house, the property Of the Jas Il. i Ka Co,
nesry rebuilt, and will be ready for tensns by
tho lat Of April. The house is large and commod-
ous wei! suited for q storage house tobacco fac
tory For terms spply to the undersigned
A MICHAELS,
mh 26-ts Agent for T.. w. Connection
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MASS LICORICE.
IN1 al eases Sanford LiCORICE
- r. H. do
la store aad far sale by
ny yl-i~ DUNLOP, MohCURE l. co.
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<zse, FAMILY RESIDENCE FOX RhNT
Maass The lower OF the lew brick buildings on the
2ssl north side Of Main between Sd and 4th streets
recently finished, with II rooms and all suitable &C..
Communications for family.
mh 2I~eots JOHN ROBERTSON.