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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-22

ne HENRY L. BROOKE has resumea
the practice Of Law in TIE city of Richmond
ofgce IN BelSns New Building, on 18th. fronting
g-i
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~ LIocRIon.

A. o. O. BRAND,
Tns ABOVE WELL KNOWN rAvosIrE BnAyp .Iw.vs
IN SALE, By JAMES G. McANDREW
~"o~iI %, PINR STREET, NEW YoRK
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v DNksDAY MokNINe .......-.. ...IuNH D. las
THE FRENCH GENERALS AT MA
GENTA

The great battle at Magenta, fought on the 4:h
inst, has caused some important changes among
the French general officers We learn by telegraph
that Espinasse Yves killed, Marshal Canrsbert NOR.
tally wouaded, McMahon made Marshal Of France
and Duks of Magenta on the hs'd, where b. dis.
sirguishsd himself, aud Marshal paraguay D'Hf.
isrs, who appears to have been degraded We
give the following brief sketches Of their several
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M IDLUTHIAN LUMF COAL i am
IVA prepared ta delivsr the above coai at 81 90 Ter
lead II twenty fivo bushes. IT ordered within the
mcnths 81 Jnne and July. Also, red ani white ash
anthlacite coal ut market price
q b LIPfCOHD
le l4-2m Office, lat st ear Mnvo's Bridge
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advertisement in another column.

sRs- SAkFoap's LIVER IEvIGoRAroE--
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM aUs.-Is q mild and ef.
fctuRi cltGSTtlc, acting first on tho LIVER, to
eJtCt 4ts In0T5Ii matter, then the St0mnch and
F,w"iy. aui carries "a sill matter that prevents
their he-lIhy action, and thus strengthens and
builds az the whole system very rapidly and is the
best LJNER lHNlGOEATOR
LIVER INYI00RAT0R
Liver IN n4Ia0RATOR and
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ToSQuA BHANs-hnsasiurs, Black and CrFs
tallzci
OLIVE OIL, in glass. OF new crop
n store ami for sale low bY
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In Il Blair d Co.'S Building.
my 4-fm Cor 18th and Cary SITS.
ssg~ LAIDLKY Il RoBIEsess
SODA WATER,
AT
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A BoeUs BANKING CONCERN BROKEN UP.-The
Cincinnati police, last week, succeeded in break
ing up q bogus bank ct Hartford, a town IN the
back couosry Of Indiana, called the "mannfsc.ur-
ers Bank" ard arres.iDg one Williams, The alleg-
ed proprietor. The Gszstte says:
"Iho Ulcers teok an account Of the 'stock, which
invsntorled ss foows: About $3.50 in rs, 3s 50 snh
t0'sof the Manufacturers fank, one trunk, (Which
represei ted the ssfe two shirts one vest. aud tive
sections Of fate! fhs entire ca.siosuA. EXCEPT
the bills, was snhseGuent'y attached fer q bosTd
bill. due tho village Justice; Williams, before n
knew who the officers were, tfor they passed hep
seves Of 80 fDspcierrO explsinsd that the ba'
was sot up be psr:ies in New York ana Dstroit
that be. Mr. Williams. the banker. and the or
ly person to be known in the matter; that they
pa d slf5 for ;hb engraving OF the til!s and that
$1,000 bad been prieted, At cost Of gu Tter of
cent on the dollar; tia. he came 10 Hsr Drd in Fs
bruary last to open his bank tut that the want I
few hundred do!isrs had hitherto rrsventsd hisop
Grating He further said they he'd evsrythh
ghtw the pub i,hers OF . certain Yors conn
tsrfet detsctor, they had paid him nin>tstf han
dTfd dollars 10 quote the money right! the bills
were intended to be circulated away out Wost 50
that it would he difcult for them to cane back
rs,ia srti
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Private Eoom. ........I % sts
ssypsoci 0psyat.on ey agreemsns sish ne Ire-
charged for the operation. varying nom ~ g ~.
according to its importance. The pAKtieniar - N
any case may be Asccrtained By appcason to siteer
of the Attending Surgeons or The ksssdens Phya-
clan.
tent. ~
Attending shysicass- rUckxk. CONWAY
a1s Rssidsns adsa Piy -yyNlUs NIcHlI. ND.
gtevard--R n PAkklnH. -
Prsskient-L y0YNEes ..
to tho Innrmary, NAY 4ddross either Ne trsesa5s
or the Meetdene fhysicAn. lAE-L
HHAMPA0Nk MINsc.--Ns hsve -
~ store tAe 6llpving nne Champagne Wives. v's'
La PsFle aud Ruhis. superior
''' a'ai s;i;:;I s:;sI. 'ss:;; ": !.
n.,a.,es .Ss Sss'ass
Aillsry Moanssx ,.-.. !. po.ess
yss. IS 4. 80 !, :, - = s'tsc 8 8,
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NOTlCE.--All persons having claims
against the estate Of the late Rev John Wool
bridge, deceased, of P0whatan county will please
present them 81 my once In the city OF Richmond.
by bond or account will please call and make pay.
ment without deiay. ~ further iadulgsnce cannot
be given. WV W00LDRI DC &C. Exr of the
Js S-ts John Woodbridge, decd.
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BROOKE RAILROAD What are the friends
OF the Brooke Railroad doiug2 Have they given
up the s'bems, b.csuse some few persons do.
nounced it as insxpedenI' Or, are they getting
ready TO commence the work this summer, aud
| nave " completed IN good time? The experiment st
made with the horse cars on the Frsdericksbur 3
rcad 10 the beat guarantee that the new scheme i.
carried out. will prove snccsssu even If used on "
lot plessure rides. But there are other reason,
WY tue STOCK should be taken aud the road built
When business men iod that they can reside In
'he country and attend to business In Richmond
gong to and ffo at trifIug expense, scores OF
them will purchase suburban retreats on the Brooke
read the lands along its line will decrease iu value
aoa ih the course Of few years. pretty dwellings
ana osautiu gardens will enciose Ii on both sides
from end to end
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TTPHOLsTERING AID PAPER HANG.


The subscriber begs leave to inform the public
generally that he has opened an UPHVISTERING
and PAPER HANGING Estsbishmont, on BROAD
4 RECT, between 4th and 5tb. where he keeps con-
stantIy on haud large agsoI tment Of fine
FRENCH AND kNGLISd PAPER,
suitable for parlor use. Also lot OF fue OARN
ED CH&IkH aud SOFA FRAMES, which can be
covered to suit the taste. Also, en- assortment Cf
CURTAIN GOODS and WINDOW SH LDS2.
&s- suUCK and HAIH HATTRBSEES made to
order and warranted to give satisfaction.
AS- All work entrusted to me. shall meet with
prompt sttenton and at as reasonable prices as can
be lad elsewhere. J A RDMHEL.
js Aims Brotd ST. between 4th and 5ih.
T,HE GENUINE CRA n 3 L Z Y
L PLANTS Also, Orange, Blackberry. Rsspber
ry ana Whortleberry oulisre. cranberry, Bell
variety, - per one thoussad, or $50 for hye thou
sand plants; Washington variety s. Rsr one 'hou.
sand. or x20 for five Thousand plants; H,spbsrry 81
per d',en; Cherry and Blsckberry varsity 81 per
one thousand. sII per i've Thousand plants; or
dInary arCberry 81 81 per dozsn; Whortlobefry
81 30 per d. ysn. The subscriber offers Tor sac the
above varieties for FtVdnd .Spr,no planting Hav.
ing itsued circular shs cultivation. will send
than free OF charge ts those wishing for them
Plants will lie packet in boxos in meadow moss.
and will be sent in fresh stats to all parts o. the
United E:atrs. Address
PAUL CHILEOr,
is lS-1sf Beiitnghsm Norfolk Co. Mass.
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QUPTURE CURED FOR $5.-Dk
~ SHERMAS'S great radical CURE TRUSS can
now be tad for only five dollars. Every medical
man who hasexamined hisinstrument, prouounces
1t superi TO all others 4 desired, We will cheer
fully refer TO any of the very numerous pcrsons
who have been thoroughly cured by this truss
Persons owning valuable slsves. thus affi icted.
should procureon they being so.dursble. and the
cheapest in The end. We will send this russ to
any part of the country by Express mail
FOr the Truss, or Information concerning it, Bd
dress @ @ JkCkh0T.
Hol7 Main stret, Richmond, Vs..
Persons not knowing us, send their mo6ey
to suy merchant or TREND in this city
1hs Truss can DO had aiso At Messrs MEADE
Druggists q-iy
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CPECIAL NOTICE-WM. 5EAkS
~ WOOD ia the sole manufacturer Of A Lyons
patent Copper Lightning Conductor for the State OF
Virginia, and also authorised TO sell the same -
Perss wishing their buildings safely and proper
il projected viii do well TO call at No Main street
Richmond, Va. EELSx SON.
JeI6-lw Propristors.
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II Lnh CCOA hrb ILLaN hIS '-nOA
IN AND COLD SHOWER BATHs.-The rndeT.
signed most respectfully informs the citizens Of
Richmond that he has ere, ted one OF the moat ex-
tensive establishments in the city, where gentle
men can be RCcomr1 0GSted in all business hours
vi h all the modern improvements Of Bathing
House.
He most respectfully calls the attention OF br old
patrons 20 this new addition to his establish
ment IS ho has gene TO great expfn c to make his
Hair Cut ing AMI Shaving Emporium, compete. If
not to excel any other place of the kind in Rich
mond.
He prdss himself especially in the art ofpYxiNG
WHlSkEkS, II proof of which he invites trial
He most respectfully makes his boz to his numer
GUS customers for past fsyors and invites them to
call at his BAZAAR of FASHION, on Main street
between 18th and 18th streets, the Ola Market
Your most obedient servant.
lc S-lEH ROBERT FRANCIS.
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SELLiN9 OFF, BILLING UEF, at sua
> below cost. $3.50 worth Of window Shades;
Brsases Cords ard Tarsels Floor and Table Oh
Cloth ali Tiiths; Fire 2creeps Wall Pa per; Curtain
Esrd and Cornicss, 81 less than the original cost
As | contemplate changing my business and wish
to avoid tskiBg them to auction, CREST hargsins viii
be given, the goods must be sold Call and secure
pair of my Gold shades. which are very boauti-
full. Don't forget the place $50 Broad street the old
established pry Goods and Window eh .de De not OF
MG0LDEN,
80 Broad at. between 3D. and 4th sts.
NH
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BMLooN ASCENSION Prof Banni,ter, father.in.
law Of the il.tated Thurston, made his long ex-
pected balloon ascension from Kalamazoo, Mich.
on the 7.h inst This balloon, which was bull,
under :he supervision of Hr. Thusstop, cost 81,
500. /; Is G6 feet in length, 40 feet In diameter,
and has q capacity of 10000 cubic feet. Mr., B.
says:
"After passing over or near Jackson, he con
timed gradually to descend for considerable dis
tance. until he fund he was coming down in q
heavy pisce Of woods and consequently discharged
all his ballast sand, bottles, and even provisons
aad landsd about three miles from the villags OF
Fentos svile, GsDesee county, losing his balloon 10
the defcaut, In this wise: When he haf passed
the woods above spoken OF, and got inst 20 the
edge. he threw down his grapplrg hook, which
caught fast in a tree; but sudden gust Of wud
sruck the balloon, twitching him ont OF the bas.
ket, AID ing him perform double somsrset ss
he came to the earth. The balloon, being thus
relieved. rose and passed on, and In this manner
he lost it.''
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IHE New VOLUNTEER COMPANY, it is said,
VIII be raised and equipped. beyord . dsubt, a.
more than fsrty members have siresdv been oh.
tanned. and others are expected to ,in 10 shor,
time; Tho Grsys, too. are daily adding TO their
n"fnpers' aud viii probably oontinuo to do SO til
they compose battalion of shemselvss; and the
old Bues, ever warmly cherished for fts paat re-
nowp,sre enrolling new recruits and daily gaining
strength The military srirs among tho youac
mon OF the city. ssems tn be looking up, and the
hope IL now expressed bv military men, that all
the companies are prospsring and becoming strop-
ger every day. We should lk. TO see the proper
snort made to organize corps of horsemen for
'ne nrst regiment. which will continue incompl
without cavalry and 4. seems to MS that the NOW
parties.
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HFFORD'S PATENT SMOKE CON,
~ SUMING LAMP.-The safest. most economi-
cal. and Producing the strongest light fsDy iSmp
noy in use. 1t will burn freely the most common
solar oil lard grease. After some dolEy We
have snoth her supply OF these desirable Lamps Por
sale wholesale OF retail by the sole agent tor thm
city, GEO SUMNER,
mr. 10 No 20 Pearl etreet.
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The battle Of Mon tshello, the first fight in the
Italian campaign, was won by the troops of the
Porsy brigade, ,Hhich formed part Of the nest d.
vision OF the sfmy, under the command Of Mar.
shall paraguay d'Hiiiiers. At this battle Forsy
showed himself such bravo and gallant officer
that the Emperor, when be visited tho held, EN-.
brecsd him and publicly thanked him for the vic.
tory he had won. He has now, 10 would seem,
distipg guished himself ~ highly IN the battle OF
Magenta; and IL 10 not matter of surprise that
he has been promoted to the com mnand OF the di-
vision IN which he served. We are told that
General Bsrsgusy d'Hillisrs has been super
ssded BY him 10 command VI the frst corps
of the army General Forsy, as almost
all the general officers of the Frspca
army, distinguished himself in Africa,
where hs served for ten years as colonel Of the
twsnty.sixth rsgimsat. Hs commanded brigade
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EOTTUN AID WOOLKN WAsIE--

~ For cleaning and packing s<am engines and 10
cometives sm prepared TO taihi'h railroad com
panies and others with the above article, OF BHpe
rior quality. at very low pricss.
an lS-u LRs on the Dnrk
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Drr GOODS.
2 2 . 2 gs'Y a. 2
@ 2 &c Al NO TIC e,

! g c / A l. N D T e.
BOWEN. HOLMES & Co..
CORNER BROADWAY AND PEAxL-srREEr.
Have jus. oser for sale the following De-
sshIe GODS which tie special attention Of the ssis n
vited viz:
MERINo CLoTHs-cou prisips the q entire balance n
Of he celebrated mxnufscture Of
PATURLE. LUPIN Co.
NERINo CLofHs-COmprsns the e entire balance "A
Of the popular ahric imPOrtedby
LACHAISE, EAUCHE. & Co.,
MERINO CLOrHs-Compsisus the q ec,ss b,laass "A
Of he vel known importation Of
G. GIGNOUX & Co.
MERINo CLOTHS-A large invoice from the two hss
q suction ssles al Of the desirable manufacture Of
THIRION, MAILLARD Co.
PRINTED MERINoEs-Compsisins the q eu.ire bal.
snce Al of the rish goods imported BY
BENKARD & HUTTON.
PRINTED MEHINoEs-coa,prshs the TY suars bal
snce Al in magnificent chinx colors Of the importation o.
sCHULTEN & HURD.
PRINTED MERINoEs-comprisns the q entire bel
ance IL Of the importation Of
LANE, LAMSON & Co.
PRINTED MERINoEs-cOmprisins the " entire ssl.
srce Il Of tie and beautiful styles imported BY
LACHAIsE FAUCHE 6 Co..
Commission House In Paris Of
F. VOGEL e Co.
SILK RoBEs-Nsw and rich desisus FROM the large import
Ing house Of
CHARLES PAYEN & Co.
SILK RoBEsAs twenty per cent below the cost Of a
porta,iou, jus. received
FROM AUCTION.
DRESS sILKs-The most mssu!6cen. stock exhis
tied, and low prices just received
FROM AUCTION.
sAxoNY PLAlDs, ELvIRAs AND POLL DE cHEvREs
A. lower prices than the
COST OF IMPORTATION.
sHAwLs-several large invoices just received
FROM AUCTION.
sHAwLs-Of ell the popular makes and varieties both
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
MUSLIN DELAINEs-In great variety, from the
PACIFIC MILLS.
MUSLIN DELAINEs-Ne~est and rches. styles, nom The
MANCHESTER MILLS.
MUSLIN DFLAINES-Lsrse assortment, from the
HAMILTON MILLS.
MUSLIN pELAINEs-An WOOL designed for the most fash
| onabls city and interior retaltrsde, best
PARIS MANUFACTURED.
80
HOSIERY AND GLOVES Comprising probably the most
| ds.irable stock ever exhibited In the city.
o,
DOMESTIC GOODs-A complete assortment. comphans oil
the mos, popular makes Of Prints Shsens shnss Denms
Ticks Stripes Cheeks Jeans Diapers, Sannes Lnsey koisa
ysconets, etc.
| CLOTHS CAssIMEREs AND TAILoRS TRIxMIN0s-
| In great variety ADAPTED to the best trade
| l. o,
| RIBBONS AND MILLINERY GOODS-Newest and riches
| styles; Q very extensive Assortment
| L o,
| LADIES' CLOAKs-kAnufsc.ured expressly for our ovr
saes great variety cloth and sk velvet With newest style
tTimminga
| YANKEE N0TIONS-Comprsins . very extensive sssort
ment.
The sbove together with great variety Of other scoda viii
b cold for
q PROMPT SIX MONTHS BUYERS "A
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Brooklyn Mercantile Library Lectures.-Th'
Course OF Lectures before the Mercantile Library
Asocistiop, viii commence al the Brooklyn A'heneum oa
TUESDAY EVENING Nov. l. 1859. and win be continued
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