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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-26

session at Chicago, adjourned to meet in Mem
phis in 1862. During the sessions a plan OF
contederacy was adopted, by delegates in at
tendance for the purpose, by which it is pro-
yided that the Grand Lodges shall meet by
Representatives triennially for various inter-
esting purposes. A banquet of magnificent
proportions was given by the Masons Of Illi-
nois to all the representatives in attendance,
on Friday evening, in Chicago, said 10 have
been the best thing of the sort ever got up in
that city. About two hundred were in at
tendance
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FURTHER FROM THE ISLAND OF SAN JUAN.
A correspondent of the Victoria Gazette, (re-
ceiyed by the Overland Mail at st. Louis,)
writes thus from San Juan, under date of Au-
gust 10th:
This morning the United States steamers
Active and Shu brick, and the mail steamer
Julla, steamed simultaneously y into the harbor.
The Julia had on board an express from Gen.
harney, at Vancouver, and a portion of three
companies of United States troops, under
command of Lient. Col. Casey, which, with
some fifty tons of munitions of war, stores,
etc, with two howitZers, were duly landed
The American force upon the island at pres
ent consists of Lieut.. Col. Casey and his aids;
Lieut. Kellogg, Of the artillery; Lieut.. Rey-
nolds and Lieut. Conner, Adjutant; company
ID, Capt. Pickett; company H, Capt. English,
of the 9th; company A, Capt. Maloney; and
company G, Capt. Hunt, of the 4th infantry,
making, in all, about 200 rank and file in oc-
cupation of the island.
AT noon Ii. NJ. S. Satellite steamed into the
harbor, and shortly after, Captains Provost
and Eornby, and Commissioner Campbell.
from the Shubrick, paid together an official
visit to Lieut.. Col. Casey. The interview was
said to be of the most anicabie and friendly
nature"
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Mr.. Corcoran, the hAnker, at Waahtnston, y
constrpctine an art gallery In thai city. -
cost sue ,0O0 which b 70 b free 70 the pnhlic.
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~ ture for VI orms ,-B. "A. Eahnestock's ;
VERMIFIGE. the only safe and etlectnal remedy
TTi5Mi.>- RIM. f'-''"-'' "oN"' + MN NE 9 D
The lives Of thousands of children have been
saved by the timely of this extraordinary med
iclue.
This standard and valuable preparation has now
been before the public twenty six years, and there
cannot be any better evidence offered of its eifca
cy than its family increasing reputation. IL is,
without doubt. the safest and most eectnal medi-
cine for expens worms from the system that has
ever been discovered. The knowledge OF It's re-
medal virtues Is not confined 10 the United States
bat there is a constant demand for it from Eng-
land, South America, West Indies, &c, where il
is extensively used. 1t is perfectly harmless, and
may be administered with the utmost safety to chill
dren of all ages.
Ply sicans do not hesitate to recommend it and
use 1t exclusively IN their practice. Many of the
most eminent and sklllful of the profession, from
all parts of the country. testify to It's uniform sue
cess. Fer sale by FISHER Il WINSTON,
2-lm Wholpsalp
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.EA- Notice TO Tobacco nufacturers..
The undersigned hayins made arrangements with
Mr. GEORGE LINDSAY. Of Petersburg, Va, pro-
IdC AND'RETAIAING PRESS, are new pre-
pased to lannfaetase them, and are getting up two
form To the entire saisactionG all who may fsvur
them with their orders. -
au 29--lm TALBOTF & RP0
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l.aEAY 0pENlNs: OF FAl.L e.uvIIs Al

.. AlhSil \. Atj Broad street.
uh MoNDAG, the 18th of September. will open
MlN6S, FANCY and VARIETY GOODS which
embraces everything new and desirable in that
line. HAVING bestowed. as usual, great caro- and
attention tpon the selection OF my stock aud with
lans experience in the business and reat fac,ii-
ties IN buying, can offer purchasers ipducemsnts
which are n.it often met with i would call partic-
ulaf atontion To my stock of WORSpEDS of
every description, which, being of my own direct
importation, and under the manag eipent of srne
rIeBeed hands, rs by far the largest and hest ar
ranged Of any IN this country. ] am always de
.erniiped to accommodate purchasers with tho
BEST of Goods az the Low EST market prices and
confidently submit my clalnis 70 their judgment
sc 49, ln@ 5. HlRSH, 209 Broad street.
fIsO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS
AND OTHERS.
TURNER BRO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Csraer iIih and Bank streets,
RICHMOND. VA.
VIII be pleased To receive ADVERTISEMENT
for the following papers all having a arge and I'M
efeasins circulation Splendid chances for adyer-
tiEtng.
sgnTHERN CHRONICLE, Orange {. H.;
kE0TTsYII.LR REGISTER. scottsvllc;
xALLEY DEMOCRAT. Harrscnburg:
TENTH LEGION, Wondssock:
cpLpEPER oBsERVER, culpepsi C. II.
FACE STAR, Luray. Va. 50 Is-dim
l EONAKD'N INSTANT RELIEF- FOT
- COUGHS, COLDS, &c., &c.-One or the most
popular and efficient remedies in use, Consistently
y A' f'fG'asceEEIL, LApp CO, Druggists
~ Maia ST., Richmond, Va, j
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sc 19--ts
~. sora Shooting and squirrel Hunting

10 Sora Shooting and Squirrel Hunting
are the ainnsements of sportsmen now, and the
season for PARTRIpGE. Duck and TURKEY shoot
ing IS only three weeks off but to enjoy these. and
20 be IN no danger of premature explosions. oc
bursting barrels. man nrst have sood GUN. the
best PoWDKR. diamond grain.J SHor, ELEY's
CARS and ELEY' CHEMICAL or ELAsTIe WADs.-
II nc has these, he needs only a SAFETY FLASK,
good BIRD BAG. a small CANTEEN and a LsATH-
ERN cur to complete his oGttit ard he rs then
ready Tor the field and wood, and for enjoyment
Of late years so many botches have turned gun
makers Ia Europe, and so nagy cheap guns have
been shipped TO this country on sale, that nan
rams some risk IN baying, unless he knows the
dealer. As We are well acquainted with Mr..
JAMES WALSH. Mt No. co. north Main street.
and snow MN to be entirely reliable, we always
purchase OF hii., and never fail to get Just what
we wish: His guns inferior to none in the
Union his ammunition is the best to be had. his
PISTOLS, RIFLES, KNIVES, and FIsHING TACKLE,
cannot be surpassed and. what is equally impor-
tant, las PRICES ARE As Low. II not q LITTLE LOW
Err, than similar articles can be found eisewhere.-
Ne thef faiore take pleasure in cammendlng hun to
cur brot her sportsnen liberal, honest, straight
forward. candid merchant, and us a man that can
ne relied on for whatever he says. Remember, in
making your purchases to call on JAMEs WALSH,
sunmaker and Importer. No. 90. north Main street,
and II he supplies yeu, you ready for the field
and ior genuine sport. lS--lm
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DRY GOODS. CARpETINo &c
EPfk kMBER, 1889.
SpIE MIN Sra-
THoMAS R- rnrce :. -

,i THOMAS n. PRICE & co
&, syers ayss,. ppened, and will continue to add
gss assortment s 70 Fsoof, ies largest S an Spd
tas;r hss si ~ nhi GOODS which II has ever hem
snan md s ',ne v. 70 oef g tho citizens of Rich
aey vii attempt no Detail Of thor supnl,. snc.
seon Of i and o'e4 sssili's iss sss 600 Sc. 6s
hsufed and plain Mennos. Fonlardo. eemtiTsi,
neMo thsy hTyG r1 ~ abandat: 5 s"ss s;, e
crowded with the newest shapes ana choices, fab
IN CURTAIN GOODS. cornies. Bands. Looms.
Moreens. &e-, &C., they~iaye full line. and will
have made up upon the lowest 'erms.
) HeIr Cellar they keep packed 10 ITS utmost
faF}'s with every article IN the way oi FURNISH
fNG GOODS, for servants and laborers, such as
ci<;A<, Kefseys, Lnseys. Satnetts. Oznabugs.
BTown and Bleachcd Goods, &e., &c, all of which
~s 81 e Si ofnsd a" the SeT FH6s SseT + fiP'Sc PScE CO.
L a. Is. PARKER C co.
rSsI>i52iEyNbIp I>5iy bb A,SSSS0oRTMEAf OF STAPLE AND
noancinf 10 oar friends and the puhc generally,
taSS N We haye 10Y Eo e stte isrge aqG VEL select
JoOt'S. to which we very respectfully invite their
,pl1in;, Black ana Figured sLLKs
- . txG Flonncsd SILK ROBES 'S
Extra Rich Colorcd SILK ROBES
,,,e = Paris Pm ted NOUS elm Z
Rich Psf,s cmntz Printed ssET.TNEs
PorrL,IilHS; l. Mt AS, POLL DE
Pslp ard Printed French MERJNoES
Black French MkRIN0ES
lack BON MBAZINES; Black ALPACAs
CLOTHS: GiASsiMS.EIFEIE;Si Fl s., and &, ylE;S:T!NGs l;:T
f2ssP'fT rs5 81 xxx e sFAFliNETls' Fl LiNSEiS &c.
White aud Coi'd Servants BLANKETS,
Ioeether ~lth every article usually kept in
hFst-rlsss DrY Goods House. All of which we viii
soli verS cheap seI9-,s
A! GOING r0JosEPH sTRAUSE'S.-I
Auction GOODS and JOB LOTS. New, popu-
lar, md successful motto Of sen; soodS-in other
h"FiS, small profits, good value, and quck re-
tar -, are nv system OF selling goods Fast-col-
ofen Calico 81 &. 3. and 10 cts. beautiful Plain and
FleDfed De tame MT l2s cts; rich quality Vaen-
claS from l2}R cts. upward: MerInos from ~ cents
tr the best quRhts French AeFinO. NJ rs cts Stella
Sha@!S; Plaid, all wooden ShawIs, Cloaks, Mantii-
las hasians. Nc. ~ all prices; the cheapest and
h9eAt French Needie-Work Cambria Bands ever
!aG; Cambflc. Check, and SWISS MuSns at 10
cts yard-wids handsome dress Ginshans Mt i2i3
cisi EXTENSION SKIRTS 80 cts.-for children 81 CTS.
aHd b,sHar price; Fiannes; Bed IickiHF: Striped
UolIratiCs tor servants wear; HroWn and Bleach
cd Dnmestlcs o ali kinds; 1000 doz. Black " hite,
N1&ed ana Slate -coiCred Hose, at ; per doZ or 10
cs palr; arPe:s from Is, z5 81, and all wooden,
hsag}, al s. cts, worth 70 cts. All ask is a call,
HHd ecareiui OF gong to the ri-ht place. No. 81,
.Na'n street. JOSEPH SfkAUSE.
i DRY GOODS.
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
Received and in store, for sale at the lowest
"'' a.' ~ WA6swoRTH, TURNER & CO,
IL
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Mtss jane Coasnbss. the young American
richmond Theatre tonight, In the character
OF "Margaret Eimore,'sin In Loyeiis celebrated
play Of Loves Sacrifice. or the Rival Mer-
enanE coming among gus as Miss O. does
with an exalted reputation as an artress and
possessing youth, heaufy and falent in q hieh
degree, our plays goers will expect to see the
margaret Elmore'' Of the authors imarina-
pointed, III the criticisms of the New Orleans
papers are to be relied upon. In the play Miss
Z. will be sustained by the very best talent Of
the company, and will doubtless be greeted hv
fashionable and discriminating audience
After dance by Miss Salome, the entertain
ment will conclude with the dramatic tale Of
terror entitled aDeeds of Dreadful Note. ;,
which will be put upon the stage in the most
effective manner.
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In few minutes afterwards. Admiral Harvey
came alongside In his yacht, dipping his en-
sign as ne approached, as every single vessel
man war or merchanfman. which has vet
met the Great Eastern, hns hitherto done. In
an hour afterwards the ship was surrounded
BY yachts and sailing boats of all kinds
fixing OF Mr. Langley's steering apparatus
was completed, and worked TO perfection.
The following telegraphie dispatches in the
Times. continue the account as late as possible:
WHIsTABLE, Friday, Sept $500 A. M.-The
Great Eastern got underweigh at 9:15 A. M.
and proceeded under steam for Portland s.
W., fresh, with rain.
MARGATE. Friday, Sept. Ell A. M.-The
Great Eastern is sieaming grandly past Mar
gaze distance eight miles from shore
Eastern passed through the Downs at 1:,o p
NJ. Wind WSW., strong thick. with rain.
Dover, Friday, Sept. 9--3:5 p. M.-Great
Eastern passed at 2.i5 II. NJ Wind wSW
strong, thick rain.
A letter in the London Post describes the
life on board the Leviathan
With regard to the arrangements for tho .c.
commodation of the Passengers they are II
must be owned, of a first rate character and
ne IN on board most agreeable, Notwithstanding
mat still the decks are numbered with lunlher
Oh every kind-here barrels of g uinuess, stout
or Aiisopp's Burton ale; there a crate of china
from the Royal Porcelain Works at Worres
VI, anu labelled saloon stores; in another
anu the decks far from wearing that clean and
a, ppearance which is the first thing which
81 IN, the attention OF visitor on board one
Q, OF .ne Queens ships. On the lower decks. too.
aii SIN seems confusion, Notwithstanding :,
very observable progress in the process of Set
ing Things to right. All these draw backs are
however, amply atoned for by the comfort OBJ
serVabie in the finished saloons where the
gentlemen read and chat, and the ladies sing
and play, and each one strives with the other
In making the whole thing wear an appear
ance of home.
Saunders News Letter, of Dublin, says that
the ship nearest in size to the Great Eastern
arrived IN England from America, about thir-
ty years ago. She called the Baron Of
Renlrew, was 600 feet long, and was composed
OF large logs OF timber ciamped together in
the toughest manner 1t was predicted that
she never would steer, never would cross the
Atlantic +; but she did, and Immediately upon
her arrival was broken mp. Indeed, she was
nothing more than imported timber, having
been patched together to avoid the timber du-
ty, which was then exceedingly heavy. She
fulfilled her mission in every way, but the
government was down upon the new dodge
and prevented any repetition of the expert
ment.
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CAKPETtNGs, CURTAIN GOODS, &c.

We respectfully invite residents of and visitors to-
the Clt} Ia examine tins season our stock OF CAR
PEflNGS. CURTAIN MATERIALS, &c which
ws think more extensive and varied in as SoFtment
than any We have before Tered, and which we
have ready to exhibit at our Carpet Ware
rooms. No rs Main street.
Giving our Individual attention to this business,
and importing large portion of our stock direct
from the foreign manufacturers, we are enabled at
n! times to supply housekecpcTs, at prizes iotrsr
thau ran othsytr{Se ordMHrtty BE- afforded, III the
t9ewIna description Of goods, viz:
CARPETtN6S:
VELVET.
BRI SSELS.
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EALL AND WINTER

Uhl DUUUb.
\ general assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
Received and in store, for sale at the lowest
B4Lr act price, by
WADSWORTH, TURNER & CO,
SO Bpm No. IS l4th street.
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ANTIDoTE TO STRYCHNIyE.-Dr Bewiey.
wishing to Kill NANCY cur, and having read
in Mageudies Report on Strychnia'' that the
sixteenth of a grain will kill the largest dog.
determined TO make sure of this very little an.
maj by giving ii about half grain. Buteithe
MagehdleS statement incorrect or the
drug was adulterated, for at the end of ten
minutes the dog, though suffering frightfully
was not dead DR.. Bewley resolved to put
nm OUT OF his misery at once, and accordingly
mixed half drachm of prussic acid with a III.
We mix, and put it under the dogs snout He
lapped the milk with avidity, and in less than
minute Nemlted, got upon his legs, ran away
and recOyered.-Lf:erurv f;ozette
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=

y GRAIN. THREE-PLY. TAPESTRY, BRUS-
! LIS, VELVET, BOOKINGS, FELT CLOTHS,
RUGS, DOOR MATS, &c., sc.
BREEDEN & FOX.
BROAD STREET.:
are receiving, THIS DAY, Monday, 18th August.
tie LARGEST and MOST ATTRACTlFE r assort-
nent OF CARPETlNGS ever yet exhibited by
them. We have made arrangements Ia keep our
Carpet De partnent constantly supplied with the
newest and most desirable styles. Our constant
attention shall I've gwen Ia tins branch of busl
ness, and 10y adding the Inducement of large and
well assorted stock To the very LOWEST scale of
prices, We nope 10 increase sales IN this De-
partneDi very largely.
BREEDEN 4 FOX, 2I7 Broad st.
+ S,-We have engaged the services of UPHOL-
STERERS, Who VIII ne pre- epared To cut and Law
down Carpets for at shortest notice. au 30 lmi I
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5.tRMs 0FADyxK7IsiNiss'

Military laspssties Friday hfehs last,
Company +, commanded ~ Col. r. Milton
Cary, pAraded on Capitol Sq mare, seveHty-six
strong, all in full dress uniform, ard making
handsome appearance. Patterninf after tho
National Guard Of New York, In many par
tfcuihrs, the dress was very much admired, and
~ the skirts Of theesats arr rather longer than
those worn by the Greys OF this city, though
Of the same style. they hang easier and seem
more dressy. After waiting some time for Col.
August who was detained by other engage
ments, the company WINS presented to Major
Nimmo BY the commander, In meat and ap-
propriate speech, and the Major proceeded at
once to inspect them, according to law pre-.
paratory to their application 70 Gov. Wise for
arms. After the inspection was over Major
Nimmo reported to the Comma nder- Int Chief
the number and appearance Of the unen. and
before this time the Governor has given orders
for their arms.
On the 10th of October next, Company will
parade for the first time, in public, and will
then turn out not less than eighty men, all OF
them of the right stripe for soldiers, and many
of them educated tactitians. They Intend to
be second to no other corps in member, drill
and discipline, and If every private and ofYicer
will do his duty as faithfully rs Col Cary,
Company will soon surpass all competitors
for military glory.
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CLOTHS, STAIR RODS. &C.
CURTAIN GOODS. to1r stock aud assortment of
which IS unsurpassed IN any house in Virsinia:)
BROCAFEL,
DAMASK,
DELAlNFS,
. TURKEY RED, &c.
with TRIMMINGS of every description and qual-
ity.
..OoR OH.-CLoTHS of various qualities and
r3ttrtns, from to "a feet wide.
WINDOW SHADES, of every style and grade,
with all proper fixtures of good quality.
Having exclusively IN our employ an ex perenced
AT competent uphoisteTer, we are prepared, when
Larpets in the best manner, 10 hang Window
Shades, cut and put down Floor OIL Cloth &c. H
RICHARDSON & CO,
an 25-l2my5tt 95 NJ ain street.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-05-05
Harper,s Magazine for May.

Full of illustrations, as usual. Here is, first,
a humorous piece, called THE Lanentable
Complaint of Katharine Maria Poppell, spin
ster;" and then comes, very appropriately
"Flies," not butterflies, but genline house
flies, with their wondrous eyes, fee.ers, feats of
walking, &C.. well worth reading, for its mar
wells. Loungings in the Footprints of the
Pioneers" that is, in Virginia, with numerous
wood-cuts of scenery, and text to correspond ;
another instalment of four chapters of Thack-
eray's Virginians," and good variety of
stories. An article on Quarantine and Ven
tilation," subjects just now exciting no little
interest; its suggestions deserve attention, as
summer is drawing on. The "Monthly Rec
ords of Current Events" Literary Notices"
" Editors Table" Editors Easy Chair" Our
Foreign Bureau" and Editors Drawer"
together with " Fashions for May
We have had time but to glance at the num-
Der; but the variety of original and selected
articles are of promise, and we doubt not that,
as whole, it will be pronounced amusing, in
structive, and just in season for the many who
will soon be on the wing for their summer re-
treats, and who may want mage zine, as they
sit in the cars and steamboats, to- turn over, to
relieve the tedium Of the way. n
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YER's UE CURE,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF


Inieri,,s't Fever Fever Ague ReIniten, Fever
Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache or Bill
lious Headache, and Bilious Fevers indeed for ,h,
whole class OF Diseases originating in GIiary D-range-
ment caused by the Malaria of MIasmatc Countries
NJ remedy is louder called for by the
~ OF the American people than and ore for
Fever and Ague Such enabled 10 offer with
perfect nty that IT will eradicate the disease and
with assurance, founded on proof that harm
from its use in quantity.
That which protects from prevents this disorder mu
be immense service in the communities where II pre-
walls Prevention Is better than cure The patien
capes the risk which he violent attacks OF
this baefu di-temper. THIS "Cure expels the mia
poison Of Fever and Ague from STEM snd prevents
the opmeni OF the disease If taken on the mrs,
proHch OF It's premomiory symptoms II only Ib,.
best remedy yet discovered This class OF CON
plants bat also the cheapest The large quantity W..
supply for dollar brings wi hin the reach Of ever
body and In bilious districts, here Fever and Ags
prevails every body should have and free v boIh
for cure and protection IL Is hoped this will plaee
IL within the reach of sll.he well "a the rich
grea, superiority Of this remedy any 9th ever dis
covered tor The speedy and
is that contains no uininr or miners consequently IL
produces no quuism or other injurious effects Whatever
upon the Constitution. Those cured by il are lei ss
healthy rs nthey had never had the dis-ase
Fever and Ague Is not ao The C. nsequs nee of The
mlasmauc poison. great variety OF disorders arise.
from It's Irritation, among which Neuralsa Rheuma
tism, Goui Hesdache. Blindness, Toothachr Esrache
Speen, Hy sterIcs, Pam in the Bowels, Collie P-ralys
and Derangement Of the Stomach, ali of winch when
become periodical. This Cure eIpeIs the Do son from
the blood and consequently cures them all alike II is
an invaluable protection 10 emgran's and persons tray-
cling temporarily residing the distr,cs
ton, mat will he excreted from The system and cannot
accumulate IN suhcen, quantity ripen into disease
Hence II IL valuable for protect than cure
a. few will suffer from niermiients il they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy affords.