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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-26

NOTICE...The subsc riber having remov-
Y ed to the WALL STREET HOTEL. the Ar.
BOUR will be closed for few days for the purpose
of making alterations whom 1t will be opened again
by another proprietor. r. w. ALLEN
WALL STREET HOTEL.
Board and Lodging, per day................@1 Is
Do do per week............. 90
Single Meals or Lodging. s74
Breakfast at 81 Dinner at Il Supper at 6.
few gentlemen can be accommodated with
Meals BY tbs week, month or year. ia Its
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lCHMOND iKON A Nd STEEL
RlVER.-The undersigned returns his thanks to his
friends and customers for their past patronage and
wOud respectfully inform them and the public gen
orally thar he is still manufacturing and keeps con.
stantly hand. full assortment Bar, Band, Hoop,
Scroll and Rod Iron, of all lizes.
ALsO-Coach and Buggy Tiers, Steel and Iron
Ovals and Half Rounds, all sizes
lightning Rods, Round and Square.
Cut to lengths and fitted with Burrs
Flog Steel, all Sizes or Railroads
Tapered Iron, all sizes, for Tobacco Mills
All made from the best selected Scrap Iron
is iS-lm* JAS HUNTER
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~ Many Thousand Likenesses have
been taken this year in JOHNSUHs Dsguerreotype
Wagon, corner Of 7th and Broad streets Go and get
of his 20 cents dollar pictures, and you will
be pieosed with it, ia l3-2wk
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-26

r. Bad Colds arc now prevalent, and II
not checked in time, may end in pneumonis or con-
sumption One of the best remedies for this disease
is BAKERS BITTEkS. as of cur readers " i'll find
on giving them trial. The proprietor is q receipt
OF certificates voluntarily given by of the most
respectable citizens of Henri o. Hanover and Rich
mond CITY, who have cured the wors- colds and most
painful coughs by the of these BIrTERs, when
all other remedies had failed. When used morning
and night they prevent colds, by creating natural
circulation of the blood, and a sure remedy for
night sweats and cold feet. Composed entirely of
vegetable properties, they may be used at all seasons
and by all sexes with entire impunity. Price so
cents per bsttle.
To be had of all the principal Druggists in the city
OF Richmond and elsewhere
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ALEX MOTT.

EOR nlRE.-A WOMAN W6e 4 : @-11
sook, washer and irsnsr, Also 0IRi. Witch
ladies' maid. ss"'' "
js6 ALEX MOTT
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a Morgantown Va. Jan. rs, 1856
~ 1. SGu1 Co For several weeks past had
severe Headache, deranged Stomach and LIVER and
ny system generally cut of order. After using
Jew dosss OF your Nc Lanes Improved Liver Pills all
~. ue aooVe mentioned symptoms are removed, and
proved rus As being both mild and pleasant in their
opeiIioh. J. j. PEIRPOINT.
q Cos and Alex. Duval Richmond in o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-26

" Baths. baths. baths Hot Cold
ana shower Baths can be had at all hours from
oociosk A. NJ to 10 p. NJ, at the Hair Cutting Sha-
wig and sha mpoonlng Saloon, under the American
Iotei Entrance on llth street. Single bath % ets
VI 'hsAeH lor dollar mb 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-26

EDWIN WORKMAN &, co. offer for
IL sale and keep constantly on hand:
Tr~degar Bar Iron, assorted sizes
Refined English Bar Iron, assorted sizes
Common English Bar Iron, assorted sizes
American hammered Iron, assorted sizes
Oval snd half.round Iron, assorted sizes
Scroll, band and hoop Iron, ssforted sizes
Horse shoe and pillow plate Iron, assoI ted sizes
Nail Rods and Sheet Iron, assorted sizes
Also, English and American BIisterfd Steel; Nav.
lor's Cast and German Steel; Sheet Zinc and Spell
ter. ia q
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NEW BILLIARD ROOM 1.-The under.
v signed will open this day, January z4th, at tho
"ARBOUR," corner Main and 18th streets bis a.
loon, which he has entirely remodled and furnished
with Winaups elegant improved marble bed Tables.
Also, the three Bowling Alleys thst have been
tlemeu who fond OF this healthy exercise.
No Bar will be kept on the premises, but every
exertion will be made to please those who pstronIxs
an orderly and we'll kept house.
j. B. LUNT. 18th street,
ia 2i-1w Eornerlv stTbe Ar hourV
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SChUOL MUSE, JAM Ox.E AND
- GOOD WILL FOR sale, School House, re-
Gently built, with School Furniture, In good ORDER
and the ground Lease for The remainder Of The term,
together with the good will of the school, now in op-
GRAFTON, in the upper part of the city Possession
cen be had on the lst rebrusry.
For terms, address Box l57, Richmond Post Office.
10
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a Perfumed preafh con ne oh,.tr.a
~ uoWDENs DENTAL FLUID. Tootheche in.
s satS'Iy relieved BY DoWEN'S DENTAL FLUID
T TAI a sq spongy Gums cured by DoWDEN'S DEN
- na LgID Teeth msde white and tartar removed
by DoWDEN's DENTAL FLUID, recommended
~ ofa, rieassnts, Hudson, Edmunds, Hancock, %.
80 " .ni1 city, and Physicians everywhere. For
sae oJ Gil Drusgis.s wholesale and retail
ee GEO. DOWDEN, Druggist,
49, Sixth and Broad ct.
= Beware OF limitations Toothwashes. &c.
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NIrs FAMILY ELCUH
IN New HAMS and JOLEs
Boited CORN MEAL
Woods ROE HEARINGS
Together with full assortment of other Family
stores js 70 u MCCARTHY 4 sON.
EROST BITKS, CHILBAINS, RURNS.
L ko-Snow Cream II q most efectIal remsdy
for the above comp laints 1t relieves them In few
moments. and in a few days performs perfect cure
Price 37A cents per box. For sale by
J.F. JACKSON. Druggist,
rs No. II Main ct.
HAY-In lots 20 suit purchasers, for sale
IL By Bk1DGEFORD 4 co.
% 20 On the Dock.
AAfs..P Primo under deck Hay, In store
- and for sale, In quantities to suit, BY
70 h, II. WHITLOCk & SON.
AWRkNCk & CO.'S PATENT FAB.
~ MIC BATH STRAPS AND GLOVES. for sale
~ DUvAL 4 NORTON.
g@ Druggists.
RUANlNG TAPkRs, Without Wick,.-
- yheee lights emit neither sparks nor smoke nor
bad smell. For sale by DUvAL MORTON,
1a26 Druseists and Chemisfs
nleH LINENS A very fine aes0r1mecf
Of Irish Linens, imported direct from Ireland az
@. HARTWELDB
ls g lis Broad street..
CUGAh-. Hide. -lrime Cs6a sugars,
~ ssr ss's EDWIN WoRTHA ~ GO.
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" Brandreth's Pills. =. The weak, tho
eonsumptye, rheumatic, costivs bilious and delicate
after some days use, will fLd renewed strength and
life parysde every organ of their frames
Every dose makes the blood purer. The nerves
commence in the arteries and terminate in the veins
These Fills as first effect, act upon the arterial
hiood increasing the circulation by which Impurities
are deposited in the veins and they throw Oft such
collections into the bowels, which organ by the en-.
cray derived from Brsndreth's Pills. expels them
irom the system. When first used the pills NAV oc.
casion gripping and even make the patient feel worse
EMS must be with for the good to come after.
wares No great good is often achieved without some
trouble In Its attainment and this rule applies to the
recovery of health. These symptoms only occur
%hers the body has long struggled under a load of
impure tenacious humors. consecutive use for
few days will satisfy the most unbel eving of the
great good the pills doing. The directions should
be carefully studied II understood and followed,
heath and vigoi will In majority of cases, be 90.
cured ny the use of Brandreth's Pills
ood at % cents per bsx az 43 Canal street. Bran.
areth Building, New York; by T. w. Dyott sons
ao North second street. Philsdelphis; by NJ.
nnANCh, No J. East Main street. Richmond, Va,
and by medicine dealers gensrally de 2-Sn
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- Fpstois Pistols, rfsaols..I4ife and Pro
rn MI y, . fEtsEsvsKs-Just received one hundred
sale by JAMES WATsH a. I, iof
oe-lm 7do0n above St. Charlea Hotel
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1.-TWO TkACTs of LAND IN HANOVER
i NEAR PEAKS TURNOUT, ON VIRGINIA
scribsr authorized sell small tracts of Land
well wooded-one containing 24l acres, immediatel,
on the Virginia Central Railroad; the other wei
wooded, containing 40 aores and within one mile O
the Railroad-both tracts near Peaks Turnout. Fo
terms apply to WIN. o. WINSTON,
ia l7-ts hanover C. >
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-26

at would be required. Tins quoted 10 great measure
the angry feeling which existed but still Young declared
his firm determination not 10 suffer the troops the
Valley this fall, unless he had revelation
II s not the intention Of the government send any
additional force TO Utah this season. that resistance
offered, Col johnson will have all the fun himself He
has two thousand troops including two complete batteries
OF light artillery. OF this description Of arms, the Nor
mons have none and their crowds of fanatca popuace
you'd but furnish food for powder and balls.
Major Van Vet reports the passage for sixty miles
among the mountains, before you enter the valley, as
narrow, difficult and easily defended II the snow has
not already filed up and rendered Il impossible. After
leaving the mountain passes you come upon beautiful
table land which extends for three miles, and at the edge
OF which and in the valley below B located the famed
Salt Lake City single six FOUNDER from the table land
above could destroy the whole city, which ID built entirely
Of sun burnt brick.
Brigham Young had made his brags that the government
owed him for his Indian superintendent and he
would seize the army supplies and pay himself literally
The rumor TO the Of Major Van Vlrt, and he
consequently stopped the advance trains OF supplies until
the main body Of the army came up
seems TO be settled that the President will recon-
mend abrogaton Of the Clayton Bulwer treaty but Of
this more anon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-26


list OF the failures in Boston during the year 1881,
before contains tho Of one hundred and forty
two business houses During the financial crisis u that
time six large manufacturing corporations having their
headquarters In Boston suspended seven banks failed In
the city together with the Nahant Bank, Lynn; Chelsea
Bank Chelsea, and thr Mddlcsex Bank East Cambridge
The list OF bankrupts twenty years ago includes the
Of numbers who have since retrieved their for
and now occupy honorable and commanding posi-
tons In society. In many cases, however the parties
cal and social circles The long array OF names suggests
many painful thoughts, as reveals how extensive aud
the financial difficulties Of the period, and
how many homes made deeoate by its terrible train
a disasters.
Inst OF the failures in Boston the present year
tans the names Of seventy eight concerns and includes
a wider range Of business than s generally supposed,
we should infer, from the tone OF remark In
many quarters Grocers, booksellers, boot and shoe
dealers hardware dealers importers OF Canton goods,
on the suspended list An examination reveals tia.
very large per of the various departments OF the
dry goods trade have gone through the hard times this
wear without failure. Persons not aware Of the immense
extent this trade and the vast interests connected with
a. have doubtless otentimes been inconsderate in their
comments upon tho class of fellow cizss engaged
therein. let ma give few dgures. since the beginning
tho present fcycrh state of the money mnrkctcom
mencng with the failure OF the Ohio Life and Trust Com
panyten dry goods and wooen obbers, out OF one hun
bred and two houses Of the class IN Boston nave sus
peuded. OF the thirty seven dry goods commission
houses this city eight have suspended ~ the eighteen
wholesale clohers Boston four have failed Several
Of the firms alluded 10 In the above statement nave
already compromised with their creditors, and seued
their affairs Al from sixty TO eighty per cent We nave
failed dry goods dealers Of Boston this year will pay
seventy i've cents upon the average This " a mucn
larger centage should judge than Will DC pald IN
other branches OF business this year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-26

THE CANALS CLosKDr-O Our hopes Of milder weather
experienced yesterday morning were disspated before
night The weather became colder, and during last
night the mercury stood ten twelve degrees below
freezing OF the canal IL closet and all the boats
are this vicinity How far eaet the Toe extends
have not heard. The from the West II very unfs
voraeno hope being left Of opening the canal this
about Lockport The torwarders and boatmcn are
disposed 70 give up and prepared for winter az they
best Mr. James Connolly, miller has Just returned
from Iockport where he had been looking after boats
laden with wheat He found large fleets al Iockport,
Mddport and other places Whereabouts He also heard
Of many boats above the locks They All fast, and
with little hope Of being extrcaed this TALL The canal Ia
filed with that boats cannot move Tar u the ice
NJ c. reports that another fall Of snow took place yester
day about hkport and the quantity on the ground was
increased about eight nchcs in depth making the total
fully twenty nches-some say two feet The seighing
rood except upon the roads which are blocked up
and impossible altogether. -Rochester Union, NOv ~
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ARRIVAL OF EAIGRANTs IN NEW ORLEARs-We
have kept pretty good account the last few weeks of the
specie received this port yet have gene
raj notice of the labor, which is money! constantly
arriving We make up the following table of passengers,
chiefly from Bremen and Havre, from last weeks nles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-26

Totai o,o.o
The arrivals OF steerage passengers during the week,
from the ports Of Boston and New York. 2e6 making
1884 in all or about four thousand enough TO populate
good sized cty.-New Orleans Pscoyun<, Non. ..
DALTON DIVORCE CxsE.-The Dalton divorce case
has by mutual consent discontinued and discharged
from the docket OF the Supreme Judicial Court in Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-26
ICorrespondence Of the New Orleans Delta.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2, is

frfFtffuN
The subject of Mormonism IN now occupying much or
ne attention Of the government, and will nll consp
euous place IN the forthcoming annual message Of the
President Mr. Buchanan has not yet determined ON his
policy a. regards this fanata people bu, " certain
that /, viii he Of force, any other be do
ytsed Force has yet queed fanatcsm, unless it's
victims AL put 10 the sword Such would hardly DO
considered Christian policy In this enlightened age.
am peased that n scheme ~ about being naugu
rated by the government rather now under oonsde
ration which novel in its character but whsh In likely
- worL like A charm in dssoving the Mormon league IL
, based upon well known principles Of philosophy and
unmarried hy equally we'll known facts For the present.
Nc matter il designed 10 be kept profound secret az
revelation OF would certainly defeat the object intended
Tfe Mornons we're induced N believe that tho troops
hsely sent 10 Utah sent there 70 make war upon
them This OF tcnded 70 excite anu tnc
people and enpeuder hostile feeling Major Van Vliet
during his late visit 10 Salt lake CITY, had endeayored 70
disabuse their minds this subject and am autnorzea
10 say that least partially succeeded Tor many Oh tne
leaders who had declared the United states troops shout
never enter the TERRITORY expressed IN the Major thci
willingness 10 receive them. The difficulty was that trg
ham Young had prcphesed that they would not enter tne
Valley sh season and for the safety ns ,Sa,
this prophecy be fulfilled. The only way 70 AVOID was,
~ suggested by Young himself 70 Major ny ano,ner
revelation from the Almighty Young nnds tnat Vol
Johnson and his about ~ take up winter qAr'ers
n sah lake Valley IN spite Of bic bravado, then you may
nok out Tor new revelation Such rs the only means
~ TINS bold and reckless 10 get out OF ms treason
Major Van vlet assured them all that the government
had no disposition whatever 70 make upon or harrass
them Inc troops were only intended 10 support Cover
nor Cummings IN the discharge Of his duty the civil
executive Of the Territory An Apprehension seemed 70
exist that " Governor Cumming should be placed IN
power, surrounded by the military, as he would be,
would pour into their rcrritory-their mon would
ressrd and women abused taken from them Major
Van vet gave assurances that by zones should by
zones" and that an obedience 70 the law would be all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-26

A COURSE OF FOUR LECTURES ON THE HISTORY
Of the Netherlands VIII be given be given by NJ g. de
Bruyn Prince Trogasis Hall Jersey City, The SON Of
November nd ha D. OH ~ December Tickets for
course and for each lecture "a cents To be had
the evening the door Lecture
10 commenfe s1kP.M
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-02-05
New Arrangement,
THE undersigned have entered into Co-part
l. neaship, under the name and style Of
RAVES f. .puRNE

and will continue general Mere antile business,
al the old stand, Boonsboro, where their friends
and the public generally will at all times fad a
good assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, &C.,
which will be sold on as good Ter ms as similar ar
ticles can be had 10 this section OF he State
S. z. GRAVES,
II. II. TURNER.
Boonsboro, Jan. !, lSj7-Iw
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-02-05
DENTAL NOTICE.

BOONE Liek, Howard co., No, NOV. l3, p
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-02-05

|VN7OULD respectfully inform their Friends and
w the public generally, that they are prepared
for doing an extended business in their line,
and solicit call orders, pedging prompt atten-
ton, satisfactory work and prices.
~ @TovB@s SD
cay Cook Stoves of the mostdesirableSTsIg
patterns, with all the necessary fixtures, always
on hand. Extra vessels made to order, and a
stoves sold, warranted.
PARLoR AND OFFICE STovEs, forwood or coal
OF all descriptions, constantly on hand. ny51 All
stoves sold by us will be delivered and put up
without extra charge. We havethe exclusive sale
of the celebrated
Charter Oak Cook stoves,
believed to best in use.
Pumps and Lightning Rods.
Allkinds of Pumps and the necessary fixtures
FOR SALE In The Pump line we fear no competi
non, and those wanting pumps are invited to leave
their orders.
Lightning Rods warranted perfect, and put up
on short notice and reasonable terms.
TIN AND COPPER WARE.
Our stock of Tin and Copper Ware will be at
salltimes full and desirable. Wholesale bills de
livered at the purchasers door,
GUTTERIN NC.
We are prepared to put up guttering of any de-
sscriptlon, either in town or country, warranting
the same. Having experienced and careful work
men, and wagon for the business orders will be
promptly and satisfactorily filed.
Our prices for the various articles in our line,
as well as for our work, are based on
The Cash PriMciple.
and hence the usual credit need not be expected.
We are compelled TO pay cash for Stock and
Workmen, and therefore must demand il in turn.
GEARHART g. CARSON.
Glasgow, February IA, 1856.
WANTED-Dry Hides. Beeswax Feathers, Flax
Seed, Dried Fruit, old Copper, Brass and. Pew
ter, which will De taken in exchange for work or
goods, or the cash paid, at Market rates Give
us call, whether you wantto buy or sell.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-02-05
DIR. A. ?. N ACKEY

y i. A. 7. N A . II L
ID RESPECTFULLY announces 10 the citizens
N of Glasgow anAYiciniiy, thar he can be found
at his Office. where he will take great pleasure in
waiting upon his friends and patrons until the 1st
of March next. He then expects TO leave home
age in 10 attend to his professional engagements al
oil places. jan, 8, lS57-2m'1
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-02-05
DissoIution of Co-Partmershiu.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
/ the undersigned, was dissolved on the Both of
December by mutual consent. Either of the par
ties is authorized TO use the name Of the firm in
closing the business. r. H. TURNER,
ID. e. ROBBINS.
Boonsboro, Dec. 81. 1856.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-02-05

IL Galgnani's Menssenger, of Paris, of
23th of December, contains the following
news summary:
The liberty Of the press has just achieved
triumph in Sweden. The four Chambers
of the Diet have unanimously rejected bill
of last session, which grasses from the consii-
tuition and places in the rank of ordinary
laws that which guarantees the liberty Of the
press. In the Chamber of Mobiles, one oil
the Ministers, IN. de Grappenstadt, made
a sort of apology for presenting the bill, say
ing "Ministers are men, and as such are Ii
able TO commit errors" The rejection took
place almost without discussion in the Cham
Der of the the Clergy and Of the BOurgeoise'
In the Chamber of Peasants fifty members
spoke against the measure. The last speak
er, in concluding, said: "The liberty of the
press is the tongue of the nation, and the
wish now is to cut il out. Will you allow
that to be done?" "No! no! thousand
times no! God preserve us from it," was
. Ne cry Of all the others.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-02-05
Home Onera.

Since the night when Ike went TO the OPP
era he has been, as Mrs. Darlington says, as
crazy as bed-bug, and the old dame has
been fearful lest he should become "non
pompus mentus," through his attempt at i'm
itating the operates. The next morning
after the opera, at the breakfast table, Ike
reached over his cup and in soft tone
sang:
"Will you will you Mrs. p.
i Help me TO cup Of teay'
The old lazy looked at him with surprise
his conduct was so unusual, and for a moment
she hestotcd. He continued ina more i'm.
FASHIONED strain
DO not, do not keep waiting,
Do not, pray, be hesitating,
am anxious 10 be drinking,
1 So pour out as quick as winking.
She gave him the tea with a sigh, as she
saw the excitement in his face. He stirred
it in silence, and in his abstraction took
three spoonslul Of Sugar. At last he sung
again
Table cloths, and cups and saucers,
Good white bread and active jaws, sirs
Tea-gunpowder and souchong-
Sweet enough but not too strong;
. Bad for health to eat hot biscuit,
But III risk it-butterll risk it,
What do you mean my poor boy?' said
Mrs. Partington tenderly.
'All right, steady, never clearer,
Never loved breakfast dearer,
I'm not bound by witch nor wizard,
So don't fret your precious gizzard.'
But Isaac, persisted the old dame. Ike
struck his left hand upon the table, and
knife aloit in his right, looking at plate up
OH the table singing
what form in that 10 Inc appearing?
Is it mackerel or herring2
Let me dash upon it quick.
Meier again though thrice as large
Charge upon them, Isaac, charged
Before he had chance 10 make a dash
upon the fish, Mrs. Darlington had dashed n
tumbler of water into his face TO restore him
TO conscientiousness. 1t made him catch his
breath for moment, but he didn't sing any
more at the table; though the opera fever
still follows him elsewhere. She is VERY
UNEASY about him.