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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS COM'Yl
RICHMOND, May LIST, 1897.
r. "a ES=saE1 SPECIAL NOTICE.
Sa.x ~ ICY .1s-sWe are prepared to transact
any bueiRess the Virginia Central Railroad (ap-
pertaining to the Express busners) Especial attcs-
ton VIII be paid to THAT ins in connection with the
different Springs of Virginia.
MessenGers viii leave daily at 7 o'clock A. NJ, In
charge OF valuableS money &C. -
For further particulars, apply to
}. l.. MACD0NOUGH Agent
myl Adams Express Co, 1884, Main St
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VARIETY.

As SOLE AGENT in this State for ia
"A cob seeger's Baltimore LAGER BEhk. an
able IN supply the trade and the public IN general
with the best LAGER BEER to be had In the mar
ket in Quantities to suit purchasers. at the lowest
Fresh lots received every three days No charge
"i eai's0 Office at als Main street
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DICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FOUN-
N DRY. FANCY GRATE AND FENDER MANU-,
FACTORT-No POS Main street, between Sth ana
9TH west sideThe subscriber has for sale go
Tenders and GUNNER Pieces. embracing l0 ulsI S
Wholesale and retail, at Northern prices. Crates
Bells &C. neatly packed and forwarded to any pat
the stats. Also. BELLS and Brass Castings made 10
order and all kinds of repairing done at the shortest
notice. ,.,,,, n DuNoON
NH ls-6m SAN II ~. bI-,oo.s,
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BOARDING, &c.
THE FREDERICKSBURG NEWS nul

THE FREDERICKSBURG NEWS, pub
L fshed sEMI-wEEKLY would not willingly be icsak.
" for any consideration, on any subject or in any
ofits departments, original or selected tendesyors
TO be useful TO the farmer especially and to all poll
ticians and others open TO conviction or willing to
listen 10 It's political friends having been re-
Gently demolished in the late election il will support
Mr.. Buchanan against the attacks of the Democratic
party, and is in the market for paying subscribers
without regard to creed or acknowledgements a.
lief have those who can't read English as any Others
IL they are honest men.
TERMS: So, IN ADVANCE
TO ADVERTISERS AND BUSINESS MEN
The Nsios having regular, permanent semi-week-
y eircnlatfon as large II not larger than any other
newspaper among the farmers and substantial bu d
ness men of fredericksburg and this section of Vir
ginia, is confidently recommended NJ a medium az
advertising surpassed BY no other in this place. n
numbers among its readers those who are able TO
would be yaluableto business men.
:, Sehher labor nor expense will be spared to make
bers or advertisers
Immediate applications. enclosing tie naopcy. NAV
De made TO NEWS OFFICE
Jrs-G Frederic sbnrg Va
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10 $50 REWARD.-The above re-

~ $50 REWARD.-The above re-
"a ward Of fifty dollars will be paid for the appre-
- 'hension of negro man, named JOHN, some
- times calling himself Nelson if taken within
this state and twenty five dollars if taken within this
city county, upon his delivery to the subscriber
Mr. VIM. Greanor, of Richmond. Tho said negro
away from the factory of Mr.. VIM. Greansr, on
the 18th of June last. He of rather sprightly
appearance, very quick in answering when spoken
to, is about feet or inches high, quite slim and
very dark in complexion 1t il supposed he is still
lurking about this city county; and as he has
relations in fredericksburg and Essex county he may
be in either of these neighborhoods.
j. 4. TRIPLE, Evansville,
All Sim Essex county. Va.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-NOTTCE.-]

A THRACITE COAL-NOTICE.-
IA am receiving orders for the best quality of AN
THRACITE COAL to be shipped and delivered dur
ing the present month and July. Persons ordering
their coal through me- will receive 1910 lbs to the ton
(they allowing me commission of 10 per cent -
Those who wish to lay in their winter supply, will
find it greatly to their interest to purchase at this
All orders enclosed to me through the Post Office or
left at the Drug Store Of Messrs Laidley Robinson
corner of 4th and Franklnstrsets, at the law of
flee of Powhatan Roberts, cor Of 18th and Main SITS,
(where my Office is kept,) will be promptly attended
to. Je l0-3m WHIT ROBERTS.
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DRY GOODS.

VENT, PAINE & CO.,
IA IMPORTERS AND
WHOLESALE DHALERS IN FOREIGN AND DO
r MBSTIC DRY GOODS
Mes. 1853 and les Main Street, Richmond.
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CPECIAL N0TICE.--My customers and
r the rear room, whore I have moved 10 for 81 rev
darn, until my new efure ID pontpls3<A. am NOV
''a %A T's' s'''''''' o'""W tssilkcss 'sssSFrH.
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DIAPER AND STATIONERY,
SUpT.'S OFFICE X. 4 d. Il. H., /
D,.k,.>,.. A. ,u.l to--

SUPTS UFFICE X. q ID. K. r.,
Richmond, Aug. 18th, 1857.
NOTICE TO COSSIGNEES.-In conse
~ quence Of being now engaged in rebuilding gu,
Depot at Kichmond it will be impossible to protec,
the foods coming to this station.
This is to notify all whom it may concern that ii
goods are not taken away upon delivery the plat
form TIL. same will be at the risk of the consignec
ami if they remain the platform twenty-foul
hours, they may be stored at their expense.
au Its G. CAMPBELL, Supt
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DARGA1NS, MANY
ID STYLES of Fight Summer Clothing must De cins aS
out in a few days and in order to do 30, we snaii
make such reduction in prices MS will meet the view
Of purchasers. We desire TO reduce our siosk n
mnch as we NAV before receiving Fall supplies, an9
nrrcbasers are assured that inducements VIII De OF
tered 81 them a'''o1 h~" KEEN, BALDWIN co.
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REMOVALS., &c.

EMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his office to the third house, South of Trinity
Church, South side, and about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel Dr. continues to treat all
much practice in this line aters himself that he can
1--WE very general satisfaction. call from those III
tarestcd is solicited.
Dr. r. also makes and vends of the best rsstora-
lives chemical Extract of French Flowers for con-
,titutional weakness ever offered to the public
Dr. F. may be consulted confidentialy by letter, or
otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent to or
Ter in almost any direction.
ONCE hours from 8 A. NJ, till 9 A. NJ. franklin
Get near the Excha Hotel Richmond city. Va
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a IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.

- Remnants of SHOES to close off the bal
several lots of Shoes and Summer Caters, such
IS Gents Patent Leather Low Quarter Shoes, single
ind double ties; Patent Leather oxford Ties; Patent
Leather Congress CATERS: Black and Drab Prunela
iaters, with and without Tips Prunella Shoes; Con
sress Kid Caters aud oxford Ties, and many other
tyles. They will be sold at q great reduction from
he usual price All Of these Goods are of the best
and Gentlemcn cannot fail to be suited
It WIN. WALSHS,
aus No. 4S Main Street
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COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-The subscribers,
Run and 5 ipl Mines now ready .a e
mtes A Coal L ar r oAE snd WOOD we'll
soned apply to Mr. Pitcher. at Coal Yard
erSVe Turn oa''' F. F. j. j. SMITH Co, Agents,
It'll, between Broad and Grace sts'
For Oak s. per cord. delivered CASH.
For Pine PING sit I, ,,S d. and on do; aul+am
GLOVER HILL COAL.-The subscriber
y "a nrenared 10 deliver CLOVER MILL COAL,
from his yard near the Petersburg Depot:
Orders nIled promptly, anda good article at the
market ar s1 pr Su"'""'''' PHI GIBSON.
GLOVER HILL LUMP COAL, OAK
~ AND PINE WOOD-I am prepared to deliver
best CLOVER HILL LUMP COAL; also, OAK and
PINE WOOD at the mart WM 5at e RRAzKA1
Office on Basin Bank North side,
au6-lm Between 9Th and 9Th sts.
GOAL! COAL! COAL!-The subscri-
~ Der is prepared to furnish biz and
COAL; also, the best quality RED and WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE, COAL, by The long or short ton.
Orders left at his Office, at the Coal Yard of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad, will be promptly
jy 21~sm c. B. LIPsCoMB.
A NTHRACITE COAL! Anthracite Coal
Il The subscriber having fitted up large and com
modious coal yard on Dock between 18th and 18th
streets with one Of Fairbanks patent balances. for
the purpose of weighing COAL, will furnish his pa
irons with 224o lbs to tile ton leach load weighed and
not guessed at,) at the worry lowest market price.
or if preferred he will sell his COAL at advance
of l0per cent. cost and charges at the same time
he will always keep hand the best quality, and iz-
vites the particular attention of his friends and the
public generally, give him call before purchas-
ing at 10. "a Main street, or at his COAL yard.
Terms cash. Gs l2-ts) Pc. LARUS.
A Mt ACITE COAL-NOTICE-
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49, LADIES' SLIPPERS are going

off at greatly reduced prices-some at ~
cents Also, Just received BOotees and Buskns suit
able for servants, which will sell low for cash
So &. 5. MAURICE. III Main St
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IN NEW STOCK VERY ST.

&@%A \ LhhUE OIUCh UF CATS, just
81 from aucton, to be sold at 30 cents, just halt
- their value. Some of them retail in Rich-
mOnd for Sl50. We have them for boys and men,
They are going with perfect rush. If you want
bargain. call at the Metropolitan Store for we are
determined TO sell them out.
sc G. S. MAURICE, ISL Main ST.
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no HAND THIS DAY-A large


= ment Of summer Goods of good andleptirely new
styles, 10 which we invite attention We have iusi
received s0Hle new Ragians ADAPTED to the season
and We are now Offering Inducements to purchasers
10 all ia want of
SUMNER CLOTHING
We address ourselves. and think by examining sur
stock, customers will find quality and appearance
sufficient to please.
ECONOMICAL PURCHASES
NAV b. made at 10, Main street of everything per-
tanng TO gents wear. both for dress and bushes.
purposes. Fashion AID comfort are both consulted
III the selection andmanutacture of our goods
GR0SH0NG Il TUPNAN
j. Ii. 10 Main street
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NOTlCE.-Having determined to change
my business, have disposed of my stock and tia
good will of tho store formerly occupied by me- to
nessrs. HAMILTON BOUCHER, who will con.
tlnue to carry on the HATING business. at my old
stand, No. Is West Main street.
Mr. JAMES HAMILTON has been engaged with me e,r
the past thirteen years: and take great pleasure in
recommending the new concern to my former pa
irons and the public generally.
August cath, 1857. JAMES COLLINS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-11

The dangers apprehended from the organic
tendencies of the Supreme Court to engross
the Legislative power of the federal govern
ment, which Jefferson foresaw aud SO often
warned his countrymen against, are no longer
imaginary. They are upon us. The decision
rendered by that body, Friday in the case of
a Missouri negro who had appealed to it Tor
assistance in asserting his right to share the
promises of the Declaration Of Independence,
has struck at the very roots of the past legis.
lative policy of this country in reference TO
slavery 1t hassschanged the very blood of the
constitution, from which we derive our polii-
cal existence, and has given to our govern
ment direction and purpose as novel as it is
barbaroTs and humiliating.
1t is with feelings of more than ordinary
solemnity that we record this decision, for its
consequences are beyond the reach of human
calculation. We are not so much concerned
at the invasion of the laws and Constitution OF
the country, both of which 1t accomplishes-
for the American people we have no doubt,
will take care of their rights, in spite of the
Supreme Court--as we are in being forced to
the melancholy conviction that the moral au-
thority and consequent usefulness of that tri-
bunal, under its present organization, is sc.
riously impaired if not destroyed.
The time which is chosen for this iuridical
revolution-just alter the adjournment of that
department Of the government most injured
by the decision, and a. the commencement of
new administration, when all the patronage
of the nation can be used to the best advan-
tage in reconciling the people to its doctrines
shows, when taken in connection with the
doctrines themselves, and the Constitution of
the Court, that a majority OF its members have
consented 10 become parties to a combination
with the administration to transfer the poliG.
col control of this government to the hands of
the slave oligarchy, beyond the possibility Of
recovery by the free States Of their fair share
ofinfuence. .aa
So long as the subject was within the range
Of congressional action, so long the voice of
the people could be heard, and their wishes
could impress the egislationof the country
To get the subject beyond the reach of these
influences, to make every judicial tribunal in
the nation and every lawyer sworn ally of
slavery propagandism, il was only necessary to
secure the co operation Of the Supreme Court,
and that has been done. A conspiracy has
been Uttered into of the most reasonable
Characteristic justices Of the Supreme Court
and the leading members Of the new admins.
tration are parties to 1t. One who runs may
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NOTICE 10 OUR READERS.


On and after the first OF April next we snah
.a,Ot the cash system, in reference to the cireu'
Luton ofour Daily paper. 1t has been aaop'ed0y
INST Of our contemporaries in other Cities and
with manifest advantage to all parties concerned
..swe are disposed to avail ourselves Of a system
1S;.h ,he experience Of others shows to be good
one.
.rws have lost hundreds Of dollars every year
,naer the present credit system, by those who
ss,nee their residences, and leave their bills un-
,e,,led. and We feel ipdisPosed to continue fur
nishius papers gratpitously to those who are net
v;l,;ny 10 return an equivalent for that which
thew receive. Those persons who really want the
paDer. and intend to pay for il, We know will not
,,s;sc, n = compliance with the terms upon which
~ ,ball hereafter publish the Daily. and if there
.,s those Who want it. but are not willing to pay
q, 1, We can only say, that. after the fret Of
AOril they will find its daily visits discontinued.
The terms Of the Daily will be four dollars
wear payable quarterly, half-yearly, or yearly, in
advance, and no papers will be sen. by mail or
delivered BY carriers to Subscribers, unless PAID
for. except to those who have accounts with the
Office for Advertising or printing.
Is In establishing this rule, we shall make no
other distinction, as to persons to whom it will
apply We greatly prefer to have less number
of subscribers, ali Of whom will pay, than'to
have a portion Of our profits hIched from US BY
the negligence or dishonesty of those who do
not intend to pay.
whoever. then. receives the daily paper alter
the LIST of April, may consider it strong case
Of presumptive evidence that it is paid for; and
ill who do not receive it, may consider it
gentle hint to :. call at the Captains Office and
settle either for longer Or shorter term, as
may best suit their convenience, if they expect
the paper to be forwarded as before.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-11

WASHINGTON, March 8. The Democratic
members of the Senate, in caucus. have con-
cluded to adjourn on Saturday next. provided
the President has no occasion to deiain them
beyond that time
Mr.. Cass has rented the dwelling now oc.
cupied by Mr.. Marcy.
The following combinations were made to-
day: Samuel Treat, Judge of the u States
Court for the Eastern District of Missouri;
NJ. N. Parsons, United states Attorney for
the Western District of Missouri Thos. IL
Duval, Judge of United States Court for the
Western District of Texas; VIM. c. Young
United States Marshal for theWestern District
of Texas Richard B. Hubbard, United
States attorney Tor the same district, and
Jas. L. Jones, United States Marshal for tie
Western District of Missouri.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-11
Town Omcer.-Is57

SouTHBoRo Moderator-Peter P Howe
Town Clerk = VIM. Greenwood Selectmen-
Joseph BOYD, James Williams David Brewer.
Warren Parmenter, Sylvester C. Fay. Assessors
Curtis Newton, Jonas Fay, Abner Parker
Oyerseers Of the Poor-Dana Flagg, Caleb S.
Williams, Dexter Newton School Committee
Peter P. Howe, Dexter Newton, Jonas Fay.-
Constables = Wm. w. Woodward, John Blair,
Edmund Flagg.
BoYLsToN. Moderator-Abel w. Longley-
Clerk Henry H. Brigham. selectmen-t enry
H. Brigham, Edward w. Toombs, AFRO e. Wa
terman. Assessors-John Andrews, I'd, Henry
II; Brigham, David 7, Moore. Overseers Of the
Poor Moses w. Woods, Thomas Bond, Leon
ard Brewer. Constable--Joseph NJ. Wight
Treasurer and Collector - Robert Hudson
School Committee-Rey. VIM. H. Sanford, Geo.
Forbes, Henry H. Brigham.
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read tie evidence of itin every revelation from
She capital.
of course, the moment this conviction
takes possession of the public mind, there is
an end of the Supreme Court; for judicial
tribunal, which is not rooted in the conf
dence of the people, win soon either be dis
regarded as an authority, or overturned.
winch OF these rates is III store for the court
at Washington, we do not care now to spec
late about perhaps both; one thing, how
ever, Is perfectly certain that its ancient and
proper authority with the people and with
Congress is gone beyond recovery. The last
objection to the election of the judges of this
court by the people, is now removed Its
members have long borne but an Indifferent
reputation for learning and ability, but it has
been usual to coneede to them independence
and an Insensbility to the political influences
which swayed the other branches of the gov
ernment. 1t now appears that they are but
branch of the Executive, and like the ia.
nous Its de Justice of France before the rev.
olution. merely assist in lending a judicial
sanction to the policy dictated by the Execut-
i've or Its advisers from the other end of tie
capital Such an ALI nee will not be per-
mitted to continue.-N. T. Ege. Post.
This decision, we need hardly say, is emit
tied to just 50 much moral weight as would
be the Judgment of majority of those con-
gregated in any Washington bar-room 1t is
dictum prescribed by the stump to the bench
: the bowie knife sticking in the stump ready
for instant use if needed
This dgment,annihilates all compromises
and brings us face to face with the great issue
in the right shape. Slavery implies slave laws
that IS, laws sustaining aud enforcing the
claim OF one man to own and sell another.
Iii the absence of such Ie,yc Javnrv oanpof
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Alpine Hair BALM.
FOR RESTORING GREY II AIR TO ITS ORIGINAL

Warranted to Cure Badness Souri, Daudruf Itching,
and all diseases OF the Skin This Balm gives the Scalp
new and healthy aeti0n restores the col0ng matte to
the roots of the hair which passes through h. Hair and
gives it natural CO Tor without the nair Dye
HUI dreds Of pr, aratons have been iutroduce1 pre-
teniing pr serve the Hair and keen from falling off
composed OILS, Alcohol and It deleterious materials
and all 10 no hair Dyes have been introduced that
dc not give the Fla al color besides being uhl
some to use. This Blm is not Dye Knowing that
preparation was need to 10 what required for the
Hair. the proprietor duced to ex erment until he
could obtain an srtc that would be he remedy,
and ter seven years trial he has perfected this Balm
II is soothing and llent allays all irritation of the
cures DandruH and urf and when the Hair has turned
gray will ring 1t buck to its original be it Black
Brown or Au uru 1t makes the Han sof and glossy
prevents the Hair from falling OF will he upon
using this Balm for only few daysf will be given
the roots of the Hair, and g-Gwh will appear
Gro 9Th does take place the eud of the HAIR viii
be seen in persons who have their r dyed. If you
anime hair that has been coloryd r week You will find
wards the roots, that the hair has gray hence
it Try to have fluid the of the hair
hair has root in The skin, and is of Itself hollow, gray
tube through which there is constant crcu tion he
pigment from The root, Whtn this pigment or cOlorng
matter dies out leaves the hair hollow and becomes
gray 70 invent Balm that would produce this pigment
has been The study Of the proprietor Tn discovery Of
the alpine Hair Balm will do it. will bring he hair 10
its naural color by making anew the cooriDg matter in
the roots OF the hair.
1t mistaken notion that oil grease Will restsre the
hIr, nothing can be more Injurious. The Alpine
those who have been sick with fever any disease
Prepared by G. A. MASON, Providence, r. l.
For sale by all Drugs ists.
D. z. IVES 4 co so MIX streeE Bostan sole Whole
sale Al mt Tor the United States and C4nadas.
Agent in Worcester, J. ELL, Mechanics Block.
20 dom
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-11

SUIT AGAINST THE MAcDoNoUeH ESTATE.
Mrs Myra Clark Gaines, as heir Of the late
Daniel Clark, has filed in court at ~ Orleons,
bill in equity against the cities of New Or
leans and Baltimore, as heir of the late John
McDonogh, aud against fifteen or twenty per-
sons besides, for the recovery of a valuable
tract of land known as the "Bayou ST. John
property" which belonged to Clark at the
time Of his death, but which is now held in
ownership by the different defendants. The
property comprises the best part OF twenty six
squares of ground, mostly unimproved but
very valuable from the locality. Baltimore
Su,f.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-11

DEAR LUxvRY.--Ihe yanilli bean, which
is used 10 Aayoring puddings, jellies &c.,
grows IN Mexico, near Vera Cruz. and has
become very profitable to the cultiyators =
The bureau at Washington has information
that last years importation Of, and consump-
ton in, the United States, of this article,
amounted to 5000 pounds, at a cost Of 500
per pound, or 800, 600, paying the United
States duty Of 20 per cent, OF $4,000. AT
the present time the vanilla bean is selling at
from $50 to $40 per pound.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-11

The LATE WIN. A. WHirE.-All hope Of
obtaining any clue to the fate of Mr.. WIN. A.
White, formerly Of Watertown. bat for the
last few years resident OF the West, has now
been given up. All that can be ascertained is,
that be departed from the hotel in Milwaukee,
intending doubtless TO return in few hours,
for he lett behind not only his baggage, but
even his gloves. His wife has applied for let
tiers Of administration upon his estate. Since
his disappearance his child has died.-Boston
Journal.