davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-03-27

MONDAY Evzn11a. March T. le6Q.
The following are the receipts end shipments
Tor the past twe.ty-sour hours:
, 1860-03-27

There was more nerve in the Provision mar
kct to day, without much cause beiug revealed,
unless it br found in j larger business in Mess
r"rk, created by the concession made, which
On tile market for Hulk and Bacon meats IL less
.aan the current figures, but tl,ese are mast
likely speculative ftclcrs, which would be placed
US quickly as were tie orders for Mess Po.k.
when il beca.ns desirable for holders to retire.
aud consequently submit 10 n concession.
Five hundred barrels Of Lard were reported
at 10Ic; 5s0'kees do Mt lie; 1900 brls Mess
Pork ut e1s, and y, ,00O lbs bulk sides ut st.
, 1860-03-27

l. General Ncsrx via New York.
Nkw YoaE, March .s.--John Lathrop Motley,
Historian VI the Dutch Republic, lta<b.cn elect.
ed Corresponding Member Of the French lnsti.
tu;e, in place Of the late YIN. H. Prescott.
o!r. NANNY, onc Of the Commissioners to ne
go,ia.e loan Of 100000 for the Republic Of
Bolivia, came passenger on the Baltic.
Gen. Uerran, the New Granadan Minister to
Washington, has bcen nominated :o7 President
Of Lis country, and will doubtless be elected in
June.
Hon. Beverly L. Cark, United States Minister
to Guatemala, is coming home for his health,
which Is very prccarious.
-ad-t*,s frtu E:Eudor report That Mareno,s
forces Gave beaten those Of FRANCE in Tire:
.skirmishsa. both Of The factions we're waiting
till Nay.sor tue rains to cease, when the contest
vii tc renewed.
FROM Peru it is said an attempt lad been made
to get up areyolution in Areluippa against Cas-
tila. hi. il was put down after th1ce hours
fighting.
Auv.:es from New Granada state that the
Cass- -lerran t1eaty, as amended by the United
States, has tceu ratified Ly Lot.4 nuuses Of TIC
GsanaIiau Congress.
The reported insanity Of 4. T. Stewart, the
dry goods merchant. 10 untrue.
This statement in thr city papers OF Saturday,
TINT tie Grand Jury had indicted Gideon j.
Tucker for bribery. is pronounced By District
Attorney Waterbury to be untrue.
Counterfeit IS purporting 10 lie on the Sicr-
cantile Bank at this city, are in circulation.
Tie Ckinnman Jno. Luw, who is supposed to
have murdered Capt. Lutte md lis brother Of
tile Spray, has been captured near Jersey city,
aud is in custody Considerable money IL gold
and silver was found on hispsrson.
4 large meeting Of the members Of the Third
party WAS held this evening at Cooper's Ius.i-
iutc. The great lal1 capable of seating o,0u0
or ! 1000 people was filed to overGuwng. The
meeting was called to orier by Wm. Z. Dodge
ard addressed by lion. Thos. r. Il. Netsun,
Hon. Horace Maynard Of Teunessce, uad others.
Circuit enthusiasm prevailed.
, 1860-03-27

Openin: of tic SVcllAnd Canal.
ST. CArnAR1SEs, c. W., March s6.-The Wei
lind Canal will be opened April 1st.
, 1860-03-27

FLorR AND GRAIN IN STORE.
The following table shows the amount Of
Flour and Grain in store in this city on the cath
inst, compared with the amount in store at the
corresponding date in 1853:
, 1860-03-27
Later from Oregon, California, Cen.
tral and Suulh America,

Later from Oregon, California, Cen.
trat aud Suulh America,
NEW YoEK, March 25.-The steamship Daltic
arrived this afternoon with California dateS n{
tue STU inst, with 420 passengers anu $o5 ,oeU
in specie, brought down by the Golden Gate.
The shipments Of treasure arc unusually small.
on account Of the investments in the Washoe
Silver mines.
A rather destructive fire occurred at Sacra.
nento on The 4th. Wexton's brick building.
occupied By 4. 3. searles, carriage shop,
Tolls brick stable, aad tue old County Court
buildings, which be was fitting up as d hotel,
were burned; loss $4,000.
Adrices from Portland. Oregon, arc to the
eth, aud Victoria 10 the 29th ult-
The Democratic State Committee Of Oregon
had elected delegates to the Charlie: :tou Cun-
ycntion, and til: Republican State Committee
had appointed delegates. to the Chicago Con-
ventioli,
Lieut.. Mullins wagon road expedition was
in winter quarters. The road is compltt led
800 miles IRON Fort Wal!2 Walla, md Is e4-
pceted to be finished to Fort Benton the CON-
ing full.
Ilc Nicataguan Government has approved
the contract with Croskey 4 Co., and Invoked u
special session Of Congress to ratify il.
The revolution in Liberia, Costa Rca, in
favor OF c1-presideut Mora, had been suppress
sei.
News from Chill is uninterestiug.
Peru seems tn be On tho ere oil war. It is
reported that President Castillo is about td
march with Lis entire expedition against Boil
via Nothing has been discovered concerning
tho murder Of Capt. Cambcrt Of the Britisi.
slip |ixen. 50 ships were loaded ut the Chin
caxs and others were daily expected.
, 1860-03-27
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, 1860-03-27

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, 1860-03-27

DOSEIIILL CEMETARY.-
l. Nsnaters aflhe no.eaill CemetasY would announce
that snd atltr this date they s the public the sler
4ou Of fCe:,rafy Lois Tue &esuci1Y caM ha reached by
&c laks WV flank Eoad, sae 1resa nay Road q ,he
Sr:th CLARK Wells isungh Ea~nsuvtlr rs By
te Chicago xr6 Milwaukee Railroad to Ehtittcn staten.
or further rart 1.At>iaeuse tht tee Of t- toraEy.
Tc. "a ts:11E street tas-1Y1ax3
AIRS. BATES AGENCY OF
M t!CE FuE DOMESTIC SERVANTS.
111 Washington Street, . III
Esswaen Wells and Lasa1le, ChIcaKo.
No 0lrls seat hn.n tha oGlee Without primal eard.
, 1860-03-27
~ ALEl,A j CHICAGO UNION

GREAT = EST XiiN NAIL ROUTE.
wEy:Ka A.kAI3kxkxr-
On snd afses MONDAY. Raw. s lsat .niss 1';;1e,vs
"sas aIeet dspos cas - as 'oow sar'ays ssssSt.:
Rapids. Aad snseYmes1ts ponsA
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port Warren. a ens. p1relt itha1us, N~llt, Jars+-
willie. and intermediate pl3ees
AZ ase Tua for Gencsa Es:n sad ut'-etIat. rT.~e'.
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rternettaie pont4 viii axe tha 1t:a0 sna tain
n 5.as1t1g eazson cfEaI E.ins.
- i. Z. TAlt0TT. Gtus9A sr,t.
L. T. F0HI4& Qt0. 13.3e-Ssx A&tet- N.Y.
, 1860-03-27

H sSs sRA AAII.lk i CD.
NIL; Furnishing 7r7ot Wes. aer street. es.rtea aso.
L1ipE aad Ne .s.n, Cacx-o.
~ POST 0Ge~ :I:!.exs f.cx-.4. ock'Aa1v
, 1860-03-27

4 MlCAGO. BtT3i,INGIUA *
- GUM n>1:H,I.D
fAs<n.sE Trains rave .ut cacI:. y. ta:!,wr:
DAY ss*Netl ll:a AZ. suE4 ~ cstse1: ,r.:y,4
go s:aU pm Sun.t4, ~rxcrrs,+i.
Night rxin..a leave. liza ss.u7l7ys s1ren..4i *.
. Evcs t: 5 1.r.t, My."IS e nc. p.r4. @'
AcCc:!t Aeeta,uI..r 4.ls In St.t AZ tx-+.tj
Arrives I'D -.as. S'tslays 1sttt-i,
Decent er T:t. 1889.
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Rith1noah 4iylIskk
TERMs OYADvHRfISlN0.

;, Theatre Re- Eseaxemesf Of Miss aad NJ
h'eh'ag*-- The Eachanfress--Weh have o. several
occasions spoken In high terms OF the ma9aiM-
sen. n.opeIhtic spectacle which hos atfTaoted fuIl
"ouees 10 the Theatre during the past Wooh---
a, ZINES under the disadyantage Of very Ia,
cement weather-and we now aunouuce With
pressure 'nat . re-enKagement has hoet ef.
isc'ed with Miss CNroiine Richines ana NJ.
refer KichiDss. and that the EaeA~.s1,ss vvile.
probably make her appearance ever svssias
during the coming week In the rrodmcfion
of the scenery for the piece. MI Co.
Heilee, the artist Of the Theatre. hs. -
'ainly distinguished himself The iints n
times are as gorgeous as the hues Of
an Italian sunset. and so happily arrnurs,f
with regard to degrees Of light and shade. ss T.,
seem more like magic than rSAliyy Mtes
Ricbings, as Sf~i0. receives every Aight the
merited applause of u numerous and delighted
auditory. Mr.. Richings has made new friends
by the correct manner in which he has render.
ed the character OF RaMiy and 1t must b q
source of satisfaction to both TO know that
they have rendered themselves exceedinsly
popular with the public of Richmond.
Mrs Adams has pleased her many friends
by again appearing as danseuss. MeesYs.
Adams. Bailey. Rogers, HilE (the latter q new
actor ON our boards and others. have in their
several parts given satisfaction to all; and iu
closing this impertec, notice, we advise the at
fendaGce of every one who wishes to experi.
ence real pleasure from the senses of sight and
sound.
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~ rhe Great virginia Remedy. ana po

hgNHuF.- tEiEkN iNrALL1BLE REMEDY
teR n0tpbEhtEh. AND ALL SECRET DIS
IASES-lhs great American remedy. contain
lts iu Mercuna ef Ba,saHllc properties. exceis
c.erS Tins heretofore offered the pubic, its Gu
-lfl.e, res'c gfIye. AMI renorHtlas powers aud
tie Peiioii world ere astnnls.ted when told that
t0e Sc ieHeGi w.lI cure tue anove diseases, ard
Hi' aided amen they have ocular demonstra-
oHf Ui the iaotg. But tha proprietor, who has
s1oet al TIE remedy ior twenty odd years. has
Ac'lot p case al twenty Yeas sladlns n be
rfs't-fd Z" perfect health. aud ali other cases of
.l0rer Duration to ''e restored. without a single
fIct5 s-a, and therefore chfiitE-cS ans case If
vob'. hua v hlCh tha remedy vii not cure pro-
te .He directions are carried out " III prudence
10 ita part q" tbs patent; and any one purchasing
lsl dozen lrti.es. and usln- accurdin-ly. in h IS
~ laT case. ue l4laBiees 4 perfect cure /: and IN
-le II i..ip.c, Vii furnish additional medicine
.ee "l charge, to eoinpiets the cure, through his
Nfsts aud cure wl be effected without neon
Icllence 90 tne patient. Sold hy
AfPtRSUN 4 DUPEI, Druggists.
AGENTS for the cl.y Of Il ichinond,
20 5-5lH No 2Di, Broad street.
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kA .s,Isrers from debility among Americans
- u, found smeng any other cislhzed ma
~ ."s TIE reason rs obv,ous We take too little
'ion 80 ard forxet the wants ot the BODY in the
f' - rnrSy}ts nt business IN All suci, cases.
80, pedc.nes ear do Little good. What is re
g t,st such a tonic and iuVlzoVatoF aS Or. j.
<aIsU,.y IsU h-s stten TO the world, IN his CkI.E-
fS,- r. "GtlTtRS' The weak and nervous
f.H ,ffbe spunf.u ~ heuse. the exhausted toler
a. 80 sAtr hoard. and the prostTsJsd student of
" ,Isft larip. have fou nd a Wonderful fegen-
,r tbe S4rgsss, and prefer st TO more
ms, bat less ethcacious medicines But ii
F' ~ i.e 4 .rsatiCn That The asenG which Is st,
4, Is influence upon "A frame VIII Is
49,, .e5 Unlisted IA saHslis powerful IN assisting
- "a oyrs' the most terrible forms of d. sease
= - 80 ei~e :, 4 trlai
"si5 n, arass SIS and dealers everywhere.
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IA asue and Fever. ,,,, ,,,
& n I

STILL ANOTHER CURE
,--rpt DAY WI HEAR OF THE WONDER
ELlhtERIIS OF
y4NPTO N'.S r NCT L f Z.
SkICuA. VI NlddleseN Co. Va.,}
August II, 1889 {
,t,-t u9-fi9r- + Nofrbvag'
- .t;alret: i e ltii uu.fected pleasure bear
-, M, ~ ,be rea.; merit al seuT HAMPION'S s
-fttTIPF ! vas tSken last spring with the
.r. snt r. .er ard debfiI'y OF chest and lmhs. |
o.. 4 ,-.-,.s, tuesaEIues. M; found no relief: but
te..s al tsri js friend Ia try your Tincture,
90 an. AKA now cutoStns excellent health.
. agi-.ea ,HN nue bottle. lffydbIi, Uarfn.''
= ~. .sr nae til,s d, lest suits you.
Iei, tIuis and respectfully Yours.
+. ADDISON BRisTuw.
c. al ami 1et pamphlets and see cures OF Cough,
p E..f,..' ,G Se -aia.a, etc. As restorative and
go So '.'-e.lr n las teep hiShf recommended.
u ~ lra.is y ID test IS oi cures on themselves and
~ Is ai,er si other cures have failed
FEN4[LS ANu CtiiLDkEN.-ThIs TING
TjRFu.,ts be- io0nd q great medicine ior all their
- r- and ee' Pamphlets and see cures
- b, Pl RCEIi.. IADD CO. Richmond;
D, ir COOK T.. FfeJeFIcksbg ~ al The Drug
SIS in petersIurs: by MORTIMER & NOW
.RAT. Baltimore; and hs Dru Ia SITS and shop
,.sgess even where 8 per bottle s.s bottles,
ae j-i&cwts
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u. Good ADVICE Worth VoI,o,,;r, r.

"a. "ood Advice Worth FoIiowins.-To
'. 'Ui .rr'" bein~s hat are suffering from
rAt-smru' o. 'i" di-e.tive system. we advise
u>r ~ 'ati Touderiui medicine. BAKERS
LtlO " Ei'IhhS. Many have failed to find
~ '''A nlIff Medtcines,-but aN those that
.1st +ooi ads ce' and made use of the
+t'e l"jnd Sreat and permanent reilef.
t' tl- tHd G1 kew ise.'' Is sa,e advice, ana
.Ne- E MS Instance Will show the man of
-'- t- 'att are afflicted with Dyspepsia
H'.'-'- Nsisous Headache. Liver plant
aug Diseases arising from Indigestion. s'ioud
mag e'~ ei BAkER'S BiFrERS, If they desire
- ie 'ia.1l1 cured.
J.. ,e l73 "i all the principal Grugsists in this
'.lf 4s.*herc IN ElretnLa. orders promptly
~ l11ies4lng r. BAKER. Proprietor,
v : Is Rlc ln,nnd. Va.
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- The Fine iriS.

..6at rOOIE. Artist ~ OIL C0lors.
T. fN.UiTiNGER, ARTIST IN Graz on ana Water
.u1s.
BEADLFY. Artist in lndis Ink.
30 7. Cow ~. t., Photos fgpAeF.
The sia~e named artists are engaged perma-
-saf.t wt4D -. MINIS and nave Their siGdlo los
.l A, PHOTOGRAPH and FIN + ART GAL
gRl ~ Nam street. lie a.so deyotes his per
.. "a! 7rtrr'o. to Copying and tnieT-ins small
suhret.p.s aHd DasHerrenlSpes. NJ this esta bsh-
r.rt TIE ttIzenS oi Richmond and the South
"a secure 81, and every So ie of Likeness. from
, su..l AmDIoiype up to rbe HE size Portrait,
. Id the hl-nest stsie al the art As all work is
y srrtnel tn give entire satisfaction or no sale,
re .- nnf fsE 10 run; and n the same time you
r paffalzlr. q Southern establishment. Citizens
.rt stfrE Crs are invited 20 VISIT THIS Gallery ,
q !etAer they desire work done or not
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gA Great Bargains

n hfcAt NHrsa!nS-
t0R CASH, AT
PERKINS ( CO.'S,
-. No. lfl. EA6LK SQuARR.
9. Frowr HITTING, Heavy, q. Cd.
Igr - p. 10 cfr-S
-ar 'fsii- ever.sold here, ut 121.,cts
'ps fas, G'iG PRINTS. at s.; cents
.is1 arc American PRINTS. AT II cent?
, q ALIEN ! LAS trd bELaiNES a. f2J, cts,
tar. 3tLAlA IS. Al 81 cts. worth 81, cts.
.aaNr Sil.hS s. tefy cheau
Z. q" Aga iLA ROBES, AZ s35, worth sA5
w. ~, ~ a. GOOD tf ! ex .nder's. al 70 css.
5e'. 10 cached II hEEIiNtj2. AT Is cts.
PERKINS & CO.,
fs-s No. i4i Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-16

Nen Bindings are springing up in every
direction, and from present Indications cai.
ren'ers and bricklayers are TO- have their
hands full this year. On Fifth street. North
OF Clay, a row of neat tenements xre about BE-
Ing completed, and on French Garden and
Navy Hills large number Of medium. .sizo
residences are to be put up As soon ~ ,As
spring opens. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-16

southern Rights Associatton.-A meeting of
me Southern Rights Association WAS called at
the City Hall last Friday night, but no busi.
ness was transacted, as very few membe al.
tended. The inciemency Of the weather pre-
vented persons from attending
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-16
AHartshorne's sture-AII.

= =, 7 Z II rs # ID AIN.
.''E...y !, cures ''''''' "-'N
y Hhcht: HEADACHE,
91.a =, sfd HRl rs Oh lLBLAINS,
. 5til'i-fA NyRBUA. EARACHE.
NIB ~ N. SCALnS and BURNS,
,R&4,IlA, CHOLERA,
y ihk ~ n BS, PAIN IN THE SIDES,
54irhr IQMACH, PAIN IN the BREAST
.. t>HEE9hT. FROSTED FEET.
H. ~ M bAtk, PAIN IN the ELS.
y.,. s' f,.r Alr TONIC. II * very beneficial for
VI ~ ~ Of Z % aud 50 ceLts. Sold by all Drug
..-',- M h,liaoAd, Petersburg and Norfolk. and
'' ,Ae ci&te. Je l4-t2ui
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-16
: - -, .anry and BLADDER rCompIaints.-The

,S>-N'daty and BLADDER ComuIa
49,. v. most important discovery ior Kidney,
n. VI. ft'!.Paints, trnary Distractions, Leucor-
'asr,,.,'' " .tes, .. Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Z lkN t.s 9i-l 9-l heigttt OF either sex, is HARTS-
i....'.G-.ap : 81 ChU COMPOUND,
~.t s :" - awe been bic 10 walk have soon
,.r,rel3fe "a = this powerful COMPOUND. It's
"a aep a. , Nheii. ST. aGd IS pronounced by medi-
ggi IN ', ,tiHae te who have used II, 10 be the best
.s,l ne, -. Nd IN the world. Large bottles
p ,e t ~, i e. - cents / fresh supply iust re-
si-l9s F4Shhh u WINSTON, Druggists,
MAIN street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-16

Dori Street, from 18th to 2}d, needs the atten.
ton of the City n nds at once II v ell scrape1
now. and the accommodated mud 10 hauled
away, rs it should be- it will require but little
else till the summer is past
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-16

PHg'{iSm is becoming fashionable. if we are
10 luose by the occurrences OF Saturday morn
ing. Al an early hour, a merchant tailor aud
Il bDok-binaer got into a dispute near 18TH
and Main and attempted 10 adjust their mis-
understanding by a resort To bore and muscle
but were separated before IL niuring each uth her
= Ion after the above, "a large ia.Yypr and auex-
cayaior became yokes. and icr a second or two
made he mud fly, the lawyer falling and his
AL tagoni>t Ii n1untiug hin. Luckily Tor both
friends interiered and stepped the i-hi before
either was seriously injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-16

J.0LsHt 4Ssa.att.--A negro fellow named Hen
ry, the property OF Mrs l.. {. Reawo.d WAS
arrested by Cpnsta Die ThumR and examined
before Justices Atiee al 81 Chi!drcy vi ienrico
county, on SATURDAY last, charged with yiu-
lentlF assaniiiug anG beating WIKI A bar of
iron Patrick Brldswager. 81 white man on III.
3ist OF December last. The eS ideuce es ah-
h-hed The guilt OF the accused 50 Clearly thar
ne was rfmanded 10 The February term of the
County Court to be tried for felony
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-16

Acc'dsn:.--i Yesterday afternoon White man.
whose name we could not learn, met with a
serious accident, while On the south side OF The
Basin He had a loaded pistol in his pocket
aud whilst lingering il the Weapoa exploded
sending the ball through the centre OF the
right hand. the powder tearing and burning
his fnGrrs in a most irightIui manner Such
lnJuries are becoming freq uent from the car.
rying and careless handling OF deadly Wea-
pons. and the wonder is that so few OF then,
r. suit fatally
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-16

The Crossings, generally, are in bad condition.
and need cleaning. The chain gang could
readily do this work, and thus earn the bread
they destroy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-16

StabJ'ng.-Wilson, slave to Mrs Carter, was
arraigned before the Mayor yesterday, TO an.
sWer The charge OF cutting aud stabbing Jim
Jackson, slave 20 Hatcher Il Webster, in De-
cemb"r last. The evidence showed that the
pariles got into 4 fight on the dock about a
trivial matter during the progress of which
wilson gave Ji lin severe cut in the left breas I,
near the nipple The Mayor sell fenced Will
son 10 the lasn, and thus ended the affair-ccr.
ainly much better way Of disposing OF all
such cases than sending them to the Hus ting Q
Court, and having the gully party punished
in the same way