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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22
Things In Petersburg.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DIsPI Tel

PETERSBURG, April 2lst.
There was jovial fete at the Artillery Armory
last night, given by the Light Infantry Greys, in
compliment To their late gallant and handsome lst
Lieutenant, Mr.. Thos. Nj. Traylor, who has resign
ed the honors of bis post for the less conspicuous
duties of private life. No soldier has ever worn
the badge of preference with more credit to him
self, nor more deservediy the esteem aud
friendship of his companions in arms.
The w0rkmen employed in the improvement Of
ph0Hix Hall. preparatory to the introduction OF
the '.Naiad Qneen, !" by Messrs. kunkel 4 Co, OF
labors, aud expect to have everything complete in
the course of one or two days more. Mr.. Parker,
the ingenious scene painter, Is busily engaged ~
retouching the old aud producing entirely he"
scenery.
The Library Association has begun active mea-
sures towards the purchase Of the old Exchange
building, Bank street aud if successful will
der IL the NEST imposing and elegant structure in
the city. The cost OF the building, as is, will be
about $4,000. large number OF the sharehold
will relinquish their stock to the Association,
and others have manifested their readiness to coh-
tribute hundreds to the purpoed.
Notwithstanding the pfopinquity Of the munich
pal elections, aud the agitation usually preceding
the event, the city has 80 far enjoyed al uninter
rupted repose from disturbance. The police re-
ports have bee0 exceedingly meagre nor has the
Mayors Office been iatruded upon until this morn
ing by cniprit or complainant OF any character =
The lease" OF this morning simply that of
the wild boy, Johnny Dobson, who, some time ago,
peppered Mike Haley with bird shot, aud On two
three other occasions brought himself conspicu-
ously before the public. His offence was drunken,
ness and disorder, for which he was imprisoned
After a week of clouds and occasional rain the
weather today cleared up beautifully, aud now
hourishes in all the pride and psmp of versa
sunshine.
Miss Lizzie Petit gave a third Shakspearean
reading at Mechanics Hall last evening at the So
lieitation Of a number of prominent citizens. The
audience Mas very large, fashionable and refined.
The comedy Of As You Like liz /" was selected for
the evening, and although for the first time rem
dered by the winning impersonator, had the effect
OF eiiciting unbonnded appreciation. BEPpo
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The Next Presidency.

The Washington correspondent of the "south >
expresses the opinion that the Black Republicans
will be able to elect the President In the next elee
ton, and that he need not again be mere tool,
like Fremont, but principal, most probably Sew
ard. The writer then proceeds to quote an article
Of the New York Evening Post, a leading Free Soil
organ, boldly ayowiug what il next designed by
the party. They expect by 1868 President and
both houses of Congress of their own stripe; then
an act Of Congress calling national convention
to revise and amend the Constitution of the United
States; the cooperation Of majority of the State
Legislatures, IL is expected, might be easily 81
cured to appoint delegates to the Convention, and
tbs Convention might proceed to "amend +" the
Constitution by abolishing the slave representa-
ton and the surrender Of fugitive slaves, altering
the apportionmentt to correspond, and remodelling
the Supreme Court, 30 us to vaeate the Bench at
once, and require new Judges to be appointed, and
then simply order the next succeeding election TO
be held under the new schedule, the returns to be
made and elections certified by the President OF
the Convention. "0a the 4th of March, 1861 the
Government" adds the Post "would be peaceably
inaugurated on the new basic. ready for harmo-
Nous and resistless action in all lite branches
legislative. executive and judicial. And any mino
rity of States would lind themselves without
remedy or deliveranee."
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The Banks.

Tue three Banks of this city. viz the Bank OF
Virginia, and Farmers and Exchange Banks have
resolved after the resumption Of specie payments,
to throw out all notes except their own and the
notes Of their branches and also except the notes
of such Banks as may provide for the redemption
OF their circulation Ia this city. We copy their
circular under tho commercial head OF course
the mercantile reader understands this regulation
to mean that the not % OF the three Banks and
their branches will constitute the currency re-
ceived and paid out by each and all or the three:
and TO this currency will be added the notes OF
such Banks as provide for the redemption OF their
circulation In this city. Whether or no the Bank
Of the Valley and any Of the stock banks will
make arrangements to redeem their notes here,
remains to DO seen. The Bank of the Valley has
generally kept an account here, and readily met
the demands Of its corresponding Bank here. We
suppose, however, that the meaning of an ar
rspgement to redeem it's ejaculation may be some
thing more than this.
This resolution Of the Banks will very much cur
tail the amount of bankable paper sHoat in thi'
In this city.
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ARGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES.
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
THOS. II. PRICE s. CO.

By arrivals within the past few days and by vessels
eEly xpectd d, making lasgc additions to their
extern sive assortment OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
II is unnecessary to attempt an enumeration OF
their leading styles will the limits OF an adver
tsemeut admit of it, suffice it TO say, that 10 everv
depAf tment Of imported and domestic fabrics, their
stock is at all times kept full and complete.
In extent, selection variety, and price they feel
willing aud able 10 stand any test which the most
discriminating buyer either at wholesale or retail,
may subject them to. In elegant
DRESS GOODS,
MOURNING GOODS,
EdBRO1DERTEs,
HOSIERY. &c,
their assortment Is always large at the duttest
of the year: whilst in every description OF
Heavy Goods for families, housekeepers, servants
and hands their supply is at all times adequate
tn mC ct tho heaviest demand thatmav he made up6n
il: and as these goods are bought Of the manufac
turers or their agents chiefly for cash il enables
them t. offer them at the very lowest rates such
goods be sold for by the largest houses IN the
United States, and will give their customers the ad
vantages Of any diminutiou in price which such Ia
CiIiiias afford them They therefore Conndent y
invite call from all who have never visited their
warerooms OF given their stock the benefit Of an OK
animation feeling assured tn at they satisfy the
moat waverIng that better iuaintance will work
TO the profit and advantage VI the buyer. They
have experienced buyers always in market, who
keep trem supplied constantly with the newest aud
best things brought In the country and at the same
time it affords them the means of exhibiting selcC
ton which in extent and freshness, cannot be sur
passed even III the larger cities Of the North
TfIOS. II. PRICE Il CO,
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sEy@ MEXICAN MUSTANG LrNIMRNT.

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the success which
this a4cle has attained--fnr RheumstisU, Salt
Rheu Burps Bruises, stiff Joints or Galds, Sprain,
Pole Evil. and Swellings upon Horses, it has 10
equal fpr Man or Beast n person will he without
eEce to the "a neral estimation of the Mustang LiR
meuiI can cheerfuliy say that no article ever per
flrTIfh so many cuTSs in our neighborh0od as this
l.. W. sMITu. Rideefeld, Conn" s. LEITCH. Esq
Hyde Park, VT, writes, that the horse was consd.
cred worthless, (hs WAS spavin) but since the
free nse of the Mustang LininIent have sold him
for SI51 Your Linime MT is doing wonders up here y
Such testimony is reaching US every day. The halt
is not told. Every family. should have it Beware
of limitations. The genuine Mustang is Sold by all
respectable dealers throughout the world.
BARNES 4 PARK, Pr0prietnrs.
an Jg-d{CWim New York.
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aMA RsrlREn PnxsIc,N

SEVENTY Five YEARS OF AGE whose san Is Of lfs have
nearly run out, discovered while in the East Indies
certain core for Consumption, Asthma Brohchi.
us, Coughs, Colds and General Debility The rem
edy was discovered by him when his only child, a
daughter was given up TO die Wishing 60 do az
mnch good as possible he will seed 60 such of his
afhcted tello@-beings as request it. this recipe
wlth inli aud explicit directions ior making it up
ana successfully using IL. lie requires zach appi
cant To enclose him shilling-three cents to be
returaed as postage on tho recipe and the remain
der 70 Dc applied 10 The payment Of this adv eftise
ment.
Address DR.. IL JAMES. 10 Grant street Jersey
City, N j. an l5--dswtmif
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OBSERVER
TragtCal Affair.
OF the RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

(CoRREsPoSDEECE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
FLOYD G. IL, VA, April 10th, 1858
On the night of the 18th inst, Mr., p, Howell
having detected one of his negroes stealing meat,
and finding that he was in the habit OF selling it
to a white man named II. Mcdaniel, made the boy
make an appointment with the white Man to deliv-
er him more bacon, while Mr. Ii. and his friends
surrounded the spot, and effected his capture. Nc
Daniel was arrested and carried before Justice
Deskins. While in the courtroom he borrowed IA
pen knife from a bystander and, before he could
be stopped cut his throat. The wiBdppe was SO v
cred, and his neck horribly gashed. lie is still
living, but in a most critical condition.
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IL 10 stated by correspondent OF the Virginia
Herald that Mr.. Maury has been promoted to
Commander. This promotion 10 net on account of
bis extraordinary merit, but 10 the regular order
sf elevation, which he would have enjoyed all the
same, he had never signaliEsd himselfi In any way
What the Legislature Of Virginia desires for H. y.
Marry d extraordinary promotion on account Of
extrsordisary merit, aud that, not merely 10 the
rask Of Cbm@aader, bat TO the highest rauk known
in the Navy, Post 0lptaia, which he richly de-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22

OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH ]

NORFOLK, April 10th, 1858.
The case of Henry Giady, charged with the muir
der Of John Williams, came before the County
Court 10 day, and resulted in the prisoner being
sent on to the regular term Of the Superior Court
Tor Norfolk county, which meets on the 18th day
OF September ensuing. The Court refused to bail
the prisoner.
Patrick Mclaughlin was arraigaed before the
Mayor on a charge Of grand larceny. His exami
nation will te resumed ON Saturday.
Miss Anna Wallis first concert came off last ven /
Ing; there WAS about 500 persons present. The,
audience was quite select, aud the bellies turned
out in go0diy numbers In spite OF the uhpieas
weather. Everybody seemed well pleased With
the performances and appeared delighted to Learnt
that she would repeat on Wednesday evening.
The committee appointed by the United States
Court to apprsse the Bark VIM. g. Lews-morel
generally known as the slaver-have assessed her
at So 500 the cargo is separate item.
We note y slight decline In corn, and quote yell
low Is, white 6s, mixed o.; large quantities have
come In, In the the last two or three days, but we
hear Of none being stored
The demand, particularly among northern yes
sels seems to be for pure yellow, or pure white;
and ~ soon a. the farmers Of Virginia and North
Carolina, turn their attention 10 the production Of
these qualities. just 50 soon will an unhsard OF
trade spring up on the seaboard of Virginia.
pea nuts are out Of date just now, il being too
late for the old, aud too soon for the new crop
They come here, or rather they are brought here,
IN vessels from Isle Of Wight and sansemond
tbs y an important tTede, aud ID counted By
the million bushels per sekson. PERCUSSION.
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nA DYSPEPSIA AND Frs.

The great CURER OF CONSUMPTION was fnr
several years badly afflicted by dyspepsia tina.
for part Of the time he was confined to his bed -
He WIS eventually cured by prescription furnished
hinI by n young clairyOYant girl This prescrip
ton, given by mere child. while ia state Of
trance, has cured everybody ~ho has taken IT, ney-
er haN ing failed once t is equally sure in cases
of frs. of DYSPEPSIA. The ingrt dienss may h.,
found in any drug store | viii send this valuable
prescription to any person the receipt of one
STAMP " pay postage Address DIR. TRACY DE-
LORME, GREAT cURER or CONSUMPTION, New YORK
Post Office an I5-dAwI miT
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The New York Herald calls attention to the
great disproportion In the pay Of the Army and
Navy. The Army Register does not give an ade
quate idea Of the compensation of army officers,
for the amount of pay is only given, and then
some column stating how many nations, servants,
&C., each rank 10 entitled to. 1t appears, however,
from document, transmitted to Congress by the
War Department, in conformity with u re-
cent resolution of the House Of Representatives,
showing the gross amount paid and allowed to
each officer in the service for the past year. that
the "payp of the army officer In nearly every in-
stance 10 not quarter of the real salary received
The Herald publishes the following table, showing
the amounts each grade Of army and navy draws
from the treasury:
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ray-GRkA lMpRovEMENr tn

gXTRACTiNG TEETH.-G. w. JONES.
DENTIST. would announce 10 those wishing then
teeth EXTRACTED, that be now has instruments supe
rior to any others ever used. The simplicity aud
perfection OF their adaptation is such as To render
the extraction OF the teeth almost painless tieegr
hlt9 10 bring The tooth the first trtdt never breaking
parts
All other operations Filling, Cleansing. aud In.
sertins Teeth. gently and thoroughly performed
Office opposite Corinthian Hall, On Main street
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!. RARE CHANCE!-The undersigned,

4 RARE CHANCE the undersigned,
~ being in feeble health and too 'ar sdgauced III
life engage 10 active busnt pursuit desires
to dispose OF a large number OF valuable Recipes
she has collected during the last forty years OF her
life. Among them she wishes 10 sell the recipe Tor
making her celebrated COUCH ELlAlR- mtdI-
cine So well known, AID so generally used IN this
city, that she need only refer to the large number
of certificates in her possession IN praise OF IFS vn
tues This Elixir yields an annual profit equal 10
Fix Ger cent Interest on five thousand dollars and
by moderate outlay il could be made to yield
handsome revenue. 49,
The next III Importance among these recipes III not
the first) is one for MOTHERS BREAST SALFF,
al article which is unsurpassed by anything ever
yet discovered Scores of Ladies in Richmond have
used IT, aud never without the most beneficial re-
suits and they willing to bear witness to the
fact publicly il necessary.
But 1t is unneces to particulari3e further, All
the recipes good and an energetic and enter
prising m an, with small capital, can, by proper
manaReme mt, make them a source OF great profit.
The terms will be made to suit any one wishing TO
buy as | am willing TO trade for other property or
sell them for cash.
For further particulars apply to me at my old re-
sidenCe on Main street, square below the 6nited
States Hotel. ANN Is. DAVIS.
q I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22
A.llin-
Macy.

Justice TO the Navy demands that this glaring
disproportion should be done away. Tho service
0fths Navy 10 even more arduous, aud exposed TO
more peril and hardships than the Army. The
Navy has achieved glory aud respect ior this
country throughout the world, aud 1t must DO our
main reliance 10 the future Sgainsf the great mar
ttine powers. II ought TO be put on equality
Of pay, TO say the least OF IL, with the Army
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22
rnLHoRAPHIC NHwe.
REPORTED ron TIN DAlLY pIsPAruH
Congregational Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, April 2f.--Snats--fhe morning
hour was occupied with the protectorate resolu-
tons The debate was unimporlant. The resola-
ton was referred to a committee.
Hous.-Mr. Taylor, Of New York, from a select
committee presented 4 report TO establish Print
ing Bureau, to inclnde the public printing engra-
wing, binding. &c. A minority report was also pre-
sented.
In Committee OF the Whole, the Nebraska cleo
ton case was discussed.
The House allowed further time for the delegate
and claimant of the seat from Nebraska to take
testimony.
The West Point bill was passed.
During the debate Kansas Mr.. Cobb STATED
that the Kansas question would be settled when
both wings Of the Democracy reconcile their con
ficting difficulties.