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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

ARREST OF COUNTERFEITERs.-A gang Of
coun terfeiters has been arrested at Parkers.
burg. Va, viz: Ira Johnston, Adam Valen.
tine AID Hiram Sutton, the latter a hotel
keeper. In the possession of Sutton was found
many implements necessary in the manufac.
ture of the bills. In the cellar they found the
plates for State Bank of Ohio twenties; Bank
OF Kentucky tens; new two dollar plate on
the Southern Bank of Kentucky, W hich had
never been used. The plate is thought to be
one of the best ever made. The arrests were
made by officer Reany. of Pittsburg.
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aAA BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE
XcM MYSPRING&--l hese 2nrinxs will lie omar

4..W Cor The reception of Visitors on the 18th
oI Jane rbet are situated dIrec lily on the Lynch
barg and Salem turnpike, ten miles from Lynch
bpfg aud four miles from Forest Depot on the
Frslnia and Tennessee Railroad. at which Depot
avehiete Will during the season to convey visit
2fs 10 and from the Springs Persons from Eastern
piIslnia and North Carolina. coming here J public
cnnveyancs, VIII take the South Side Railroad at
petersburg, thence TO Lynohburg. and then PER
virginia and Tennessee Railroad to Forest Dc got.
ye7-Sm r. ECHOIsS SONS, PToprietors.
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JNO. L. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
iy It's Ashland, Va.
a. a RED VI FHIh SfaiNus
WV MONROE COUNTY. VIRGINfA-T

a. A RED VI. HIh stciNoss
yEYeYMONR0E COUNTY, VIRGINIA.-The
AnGl proprietors Of this old and elebrated
dIellns Place respectfully inform The public that
their place will be open for the reception OF vsl
tors on the lst of May. We must confne ourselves
to mere enumeration of the diseases tor the cure
OF which this water Is celebrated, referring The
reader TO pamphlet Just published by William
Burke. NJ d., which will he sent free OF charge by
the pToprietors on application. The diseases for
the relief of which this water ls most remark
able G-e chronic phthsis, lafyngitls, bronchitis,
functional uiscase OF the heart, hypertrophy OF
the heart, mucous dlarThGa. lrrItdblllty OF the
nerves-producnz Size plessnoss, irritation OF the
Kidneys and bladder, lthlc acid gravel, chrome
affections of the liver, amenoTrhRa, dysmenor
Thaa msnoTrhag la chToL C splenltls, chronic gas
trItis hemorrhQids scroiula chronic eruptlons of
the skin. The Depot OF this place is the Va.
and Tenn. Railroad, Newbern (now Dublin }
whence before the first of ,uly, passengers wIl I've
convey ed triweekly, bT day h., distance OF SS
miles, over hne road and through most plctu
rescue aud beautiful scenery. From the first of
July to the first of October there will be a DAILY
LINE, and after the first of October again a tri-
weekly While any visitors remain
This 10 the shoi test, most direct and best route
to the WnIte Sulphur, whittier the Stages will pro-
ceed Via Salt Su rhur making their nlsht stand at
red Sulphur. There will be constant and reau-
lar communication by Stages with White and Salt
Sulphur, and the Sweet and Red Sweet Springs
Daily mails arrive from North and South.
T. s. CAMPBELL i CO.
Red Sulphur Springs Va. April %. lie 8 I'm
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R0BERf HUDGIN
EauauIer Co. Va. June g. la6n.- lie 2S-d2aw4w
k.,x VARIETY SPRINGS.

IA Va X r. 7 Y SpRISGS.-These
YEM YSPRINGS are opened for the reception
l..aE i of visitors. They situated Is miles
west OF stanton, on the Virginia Central Rail
road, the cars stopping at the door. There are
here two alum streams-oHe caly beate, one heal
ing-and free stone springs, all OF superior qua
hty. These mineral waters have already become
celebrated for their medicinal virtues.
Board per month, or 2o days. S25 90
Children and Servants half price.
jy S-dlm C, w, BJRRISS.
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- CHINA AND GLASSWARE Az

~O CHINA AND GLASSWARE Al
yCOST.-REM0VAL Or SCHAhP CO IS
~ EttGANT STOCK oF CHINA, GLASS
GUUDS FROM 70 MAIN ST, TO THE COR
NER OF BROAD AND TIL IRD STS.-As we were
compelled to give possession of our store to the
Traders Bank on the 22d of June. and oonse-
quentiy have still a very heavy stock on hand. we
concluded to sell for few days at cost, and re-
quest call of all house keepers IN want of aprime
article at a very low figure. Our supply of Din
ner, Tea and Chamber Sets, Silver Plated, Albata
Brittania, Japanned and Block Tin Ware Bird
Cages, Carriages. and thousands of other articles
useful and ornamental is complete and as fine as
ia any estatll shment in thus city. Call iumedi-
atel, at SCHAAP & CO.'S, cor. Broad and Sd SITS.
vN KEESEE PARIS IMPROVED
AASTONE WARE FRUIT JARS, with Cork
~ Shoppers, Air Tight. for Preserving Fresh
9 Fruit .. sters, Mlnce Meat, &c. We have
q very large oItment If the above superior
Jars, of all at very low prices, at our Potte
ry. corner 18TH and Cary streets.
KEESEE Il PARR, Manufacturers.
S~R G GLAssWARE--c Comprising GobIets.
H3saTumblers, Wines, Cham pag mes, Decanters
HtS8 Preserve Dishes, Fruit Bowls, Spoon Hold
HskB ers, Lemonades, Lager Beer Glasses, Glass
Store Of T. A. BULKLEY. lH Main street.
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aAlAs AMELIA WHITE SULPHUR

yEN YssPKINgs:=; :=;This beautiful and healthy
from Jet~rsviile, on the Richmond and Danv,le
Railroad. U miles from Richmond. will be open
lst July. when there viii always he conyeyanee
u take the yisitor to and from the spr1nss 80
TERks.-$30 per month, $40 per week, and S2
per day.
Or the 9Th Of July there will bs grand military
alspla, Of six volunteer COMPANIES. An oratoa
IoSnssssa I n ,, tne hsv, Mc,Lwhhiss A. and reading
At4 O'Clock the afteTno ., there will be grand
Ittlng Match, between the Cumberland and mo
wiil be agrauc military party, when the Queen Of
Love and Beauty will be crowned. We are max
ing arrangements to accom- mmodate on that occa-
son several thousand persons. -
jsN-Nx' YHOs, g. WILSON l. SONS.
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~ GEORGE u. STEEL,

GEORGE b. STEEL,
- DENTIST,
Once and Rendence Southwest corner Main And
8th SITS. first door above Crenshaw's New Eotai
Richmond, Va. '
Having an experience Of ten years in his profess
sion, he feels confident of giving satisfaction Z,
those who may favor him with their patronage.
NH lH-6m
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Warm Springs, June 10th, 1866.

GEORGE MAYsR Esq.-Dear Sir Your note of
the 10th inst. asking my opinion formed from
personal observation, as to he remedial effects of
the War n Springs as curative agent. is To hand.
and 1t affords me pleasure 10 say, 10 reply. that |
have heen advising their use. for various diseased
conditions of the systemwlth the happlest results,
for the last eight wears, us a resident phv soIan.
When taken internally. the, are dIuretic, anti
acid ana apeTient, actinE mnst nappily IN Consti
Dlatheses, lumbagn, Sceatca, and kindred dIs-
eases, their good fleets have long been known
and appreciated. For the cure of dyspepsia re
gard 1t of the most valuable remedial
agents. Functional DerangemeLt of the Liver
Enlargement Of spleen, Secondary Syphilis. Pa
Tabsls, and some diseases peculiar to females
have all been relieved from the use o! these
waters. Very respectfully, yours,
A q. MCCHEsN NEY, NJ. d.
Warm Springs. June 2lst. 1860. liz Il d2aWlm
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"Stitch, stitch, stitch ~
and also.
"Seam and ausset and hand ~

Seam and gusset and Dand TT
alt was prin ted on cotton pocket handker-
chiefs, for sale, and has met with the usual
fate of all popular poems, having been paro-
lighted, and yet touched my father most deeply
was, that the poor creatures to whose sorrows
and sufferings he had given such eloquent
voice, seemed to adopt its words as their own,
by singing them about the streets to rude
air of their own adaptation"
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THE SONG OF THE SHIRT The following
too brief notice OF Hoods exquisitely pathetic
poem will be read with interest. 1t is from
the published memorials of him, collected and
edited by his son and daughter:
"In the Chris mas number of Punch for this
year, Qsi3l appeared the famous Song OF the
Shirt 1t was, of course, inserted anony-
mously, but it ran through the land like wild
fire. Paper after paper quoted il, and it be-
came the talk Of the day. There was no little
speculation as to its au thor, although several
/ believe Dickens among the number, attribu.
ted il at once to its right source.
"At last my father wrote to one of the daily
papers and acknowledged it. He was GER.
,ainly astonished, and little amused, at its
wonderful popularity, although my mother
had said TO him, when she was folding up the
packet ready for the press Now mind, Hood
mark my words, this will tell wonderfully
II is one of the best things you ever did /. This
turned out true prophecy. 1t was trans
lated into French and German and even, /
believe, into Italian. My father used often to
laugh and wonder how they rendered the pc
culiar burthen,
Stitch, stitch, stitch!'
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ny CowaKprN 4 HAMMERsLEv.
SUMMER RESORTS.
A. a WARM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA;
Eva 3Tbese Springs, so well known to. q
lEM l. publio who have been IN the habit OF "

ss, 4 i: s:s. + Il. i.
~. ne YGrgia,a SPUR q. are situated a. BATH
CoIR r. HOUSE. in = beautiful and fertile valley
iisS,ro DEPOT, ana niles east Of the Hot and
Heshng Springs, and 10 mites east OF the White
Sulphur Spgngs 1he picturesque mountain see
Deys "a beautiful ard sublime
Tins sncle nj anu celebrated Watering Place is
rotsd and esteemed for It's medicinal and curative
qusAties, salabrty OF climate, heath giy!ng and
RATHS. OF the Temperature OF S6 to g6 deg rees
Fahrenheit aiso, two COLD SPRING BAI
his 70 TO regretted that no effort has been here
tolofe m9de to collect and preserve accurate
ard partcu ar accounts of the curative agency OF
these Warm SatAs. IL records of eases that have
been relieved and cured by their use, had been
co lectsd ard preserved from their early opening
as pls1e of Invalid visitation. doubtless volumes
Of such oas ea nus ht now be recorded. But IT ~
matter Of sober history that very soon after the
discovery oE the Warm springs by civilized man'
ihey became celebrated for their curative quali-
ties in VARIOUS diseases, as well as for the mere
Bsshs in the United States They we're much fre
qusnted. 81 much labor ard fatigue by kreaL niul-
tgtddes before ant other of the valuable wafer
ing Places "a VIrginIa we're known. ...-
RevrsBy railroad from he principal sifies ne 81
the United States TO the Miliboro Depot ol ds tie
tnuder the care and management of responsible
ge eatlemen,l fifteen miles over = wei graded Turn
Bait.roe G, Md, Richmond, Petersburg or byDcH-
burg. Va in the morning, can come through to
the Warm Springs tae Same aAs 70 suppeu ~
The following is the Analssls made nv professor
WY Rur YRS. Of the University OF Virginia;
The large Bath Is an oo'agan' 81 ieet In dame
ter. IT'S arena is les II feet. The ordinary Depth
Estnr ave ieet f can be increased tn SIX the GU
b,c psctty IS SIS IS feet, or 43 535 81 gallons
Notwithstanding the leaks, this quantity oi water
viii aow INTO the reserv rvolr IN one h1nr The ave
rage temperature of the Bsth is ss Fab. The gas
which rises in she Bath consists of nitIosen, with
mYnute quantities of suiphuretted by drogen and
cnrbouic acid PesIdes this gas. each gallon OF
vHter contains 8 cubic lnshes of gas, consisting
of n s IS.
SulphuIetted hydrogen..--. ..025
Carb nIc acid d.---. 49,. W
The saline contents OF one gallon OF the water
are follows:
Salphate Of magnesia, EPSON salts. 9 9s4
Spphate of lime .............. s $50
And trace OF soda ...,....... o0O0
-ns
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Nr GRo. MAYsF- Dear Sir Your favor of the
18th inst IS TO hand, asking me tn give my views
from pc sonal observation, and practice as a resi-
dent physican at the Warm Springs, bath county,
Va I I" ost cheer riull, comply with your very rea-
spuabie request. and can with candor say that
regard the Warm Spring Waters as being II very
great be neft to pc sons laborlng under the follow
ing diseases: Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Gout.
Cnronie Hcpatitls, ToTpoIty ana En!arp cement Of
the Liver, Enlargement of the Spleen, Jaundice
some form of DIarrhT4, Paraly Sis, Syphilis and
DysnPnarrhTs. A large majority of the above
nance diseases have fallen under my own per
sousl observation. and many the invalids
ierng from them left the Springs entirely re-
stored To health. while others left very much i'm
proved and greatly relieved, and doubtless would
nave been wholly restored TO health had their so
Journ st the Springs been of longer ddration.
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FoRKreN ITEMS Ladies Association he .
been formed in London for the relief of the
sick and wounded, widows and orphans, of
Garibaldi's followers and sufferers at Palermo
q nd other places. None Of the money will lie
applied to warlike purposes, but solely TO
those Of charity and bensvolence The lady
president Of the association is the Countess OF
Shaftesbury. Miss Florence Nightingale has
subscribed fl0.
The city of Armagh has been greatly excited
lately by rival Protestant and Catholic de-
monstrations. The couflict is said TO have
been commenced by Catholics yellina opposite,
and throwing stones into q house where a
Protestant prayer meeting was being held
Shots have been fired. It was expected that
the district would be proclaimed.
The interest and management of the ma
tionai debt OF England amour ted last year to
fas372 ,il6, being at the rale of GO los. Sd. per
8l00. 84.5s
II is said that the Lazzaroni of Naples are
90 dis gusted with the King for cheating them
of their promised piiiage, and declaring him.
self ready to grant free institutions, that they
have gone over to the liberal side
The New Hanover Gazette states that King
George has "vouchsafed to nominate Napoleon
Ill, Emperor of the French, the King Of
Saxony, and the Duke Of Nassau, among the
members Of the Royal Order OF St Georce.n
The number Of persons who visited the
Palais Royal 10 see Prince Jerome living in
state was, as nearly as can be calc aisied, not
less than 300,0OO.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY SHEET

should be the guide of all legislation upon this point Low
rates benefit both the producer and consumer and the
lower the better All attempts 10 increase the price by
legislation should be discoanenauced The struggle that
Is going for the trade of the country Is struggle
between giants. II rs no small warfare The railroads
this State have invested hundred aud forty millions,
the canals OF this State cost forty millions, and
our competing lines have much greater amount, all
entering into this great struggle for the Of the
country Imagine the importance OF this gigantic strug
gle He would assure them that 1t not yet decided
Here We have three four millions Of capital engaged ia
THIS warfare, and well may you tremble at the result
Ces arc built in these times by commerce and commerce
alone Cities are also destroyed by commerce Liverpool
the present great receptacle OF goods OF this country ha
succeeded Bristol and there causes that will soon
make some other point the great seaport 10 Europe
Buialoa few years ago was looked upon as beyond all
competition but how is 1t nowS The acuon
OF Of her representatives ON the noor
Of this House obtained the Western terminus OF the
Eric Dunkik Since then that city has been on
the The State of New York could have better re-
than taxing the trade that she was trying TO get
and II the railroads could carry freights at less price
than the canals he considered SO much better Tor the
State.
His speech throughout was close and powerful one
II has been the great speech before the committee aud
could the members of the Legislature ali have heard IT,
doubt If the bill could be passed.
Dean Richmond was on hand, prompting his attorney,
and watching closely the committee in all their move
ments II determined that they should play no under
hand game
The House has adjourned until Monday evening, to
give the Select Committee opportunity 10 continue their
Investigations 10 morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-28
Naval Intelligence.
OUR PORTSMOUTH CORRESPONDENTS

NAVY YARn PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Jan. 20, 1860.
The United States ship Cumberland is fitting out at this
yard preparatory being placed in commission To join
squadron In the Chinese waters Her old battery has
been removed, and In It's place will be substituted tho
new and powerful gun, which viii give her an armament
Of which she worthy, and well calculated for thas
distant station. The officers have not yet been ordered,
but is generally understood that an old veteran Win
command her.
The Old ronsides and Santee still remain in ordinary,
but the department has In contemplation the equipment d
either of these fine rigates in the spring The Con-
stuton WILL very likely, grace the waters Of the Medi-
terranean.
The number Of men employed in the yard is very
limited, the whole not exceeding 1S0 Rumors cur
rent Of contemplated official changes at this station.
For some time past many decided and advantageous
improvements have been going here, which the coming
summer will show TO much advantage, none more 20,
however, than those which have taken place at the
marine barracks in this yard. fine, imposing gateway
is in course Of erection, military roads have bce
planned and laid out, trees planted, walks graded,
watch towers surnounted with sentry boxes built and
in the centre of the barrack grounds has been erected
fine imposing flag staff from which graceful and curling
folds, waves the flag Of liberty The severity Of tho
weather. however, somewhat reards the spirit OF Inn
but the opening Of the spring will again see the
work in hand, and the summer wllpresent grounds az
handsome any that will be found In the country at
week has been fine but cold, the Thermometer ranging
from to s above zero.
The United States briggs Dolphin, Com. SteedmaA, and
Perry, Com Tlghman, were at Montevideo December g.
The bark Release Com Harrison, was also at that port
The United States Steamer Water WITCH Com. Sartori,
was At Manzania, Cuba, Sunday Jan. l6to sail next
day. All we'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-28
Personal Intellfgence.

Judge Edwards Pierrepont of the Superior Court has
left New York for Cuba for the benefit Of his health
which, owing, perhaps, to the badly ventilated Court
rooms, has been somewhat impaired
Mr.. Burnside, merchant of New Orleans who, twen-
tyfve years ago, was dry goods clerk in Virginia.
ceving fty dollars month has recently purchased
sugar plantation In ST. James parish La. for $500
There are some 1000 5000 in the tract Mr..
Burnside Is slaves now number thousand Three
ago he purchased the magnificent Houmas estate,
with five hundred slaves, from COL John Preston,
exceeded a million Of dollars.
At preliminary examination OF Rev Thos. Abbott,
Baptist preacher, of Blue Point, Christian county, Ill
charged with inhumanly beating his wife, appeared,
upon testimony Of numerous Witnesses, that on the
3oh Of November last, Abbott, who has been In the
habit Of whipping his wife, in phrensy Of rage seized
her. and inflicted most shocking beating. causing tho
blood to spirit from the mouth and Of the PROSTATE
and nsensibe woman. The parties have been married
some four years, and before bad separation, but
through the efforts Of mutual friends became reconciled
and went TO living together. short time after mar
riage appears, the reverend prisoner, groundeesly,
became Jealous Of his wife, and nom that time on the
poor woman's life has been perfect hell upon earth.
The Springfield (Ohio) Nescs says that Dr. B. F. Baz.
ley whose disappearance from Cleveland about two years
since excited considerable interest," and on the strength
whose reported death his wife attempted 10 collect life
insurance policy, has turned up alive in Wooster Ohio.
He has been keeping school in Virginia during bis sb
sence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-28
Brooklyn City News.

DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES THE CHARLESTON CoNvENnoN.-
The Democratic Convention Of the Second Congressional
district met at Montague Hall yesterday afternoon and
ganized by appointing Mr. James Bell Of the Sixth ward
Chairman and William n Burri Of the Eleventh ward,
Secretary. After which the following gentlemen were
selected delegates and aernaes to the Democratic Ma
uonal Convention to meet at Charleston, s. c.
Deteodtes-D NJ. Chauncey and DR.. John Haslett.
Akerndtes-Joseph Wilson and Richard II. Tucker
The nominations unanimously made, and the Con-
vention adjourned.
The GRAND JURY OF TIN COURT OF OYER AND TKRMNER.-
The Grand Jury organized at the of the
january term Of the Court of Oyer and Termuer, came
into Court yesterday with eghysx indictments, CLASH
fed as follows
Assault and battery. 80
Petit larceny. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Grand larceny s
Receiving stolen goods. 3
Mayhem, malicious mischief malicious trespass false
Imprisonment, sodomy, carrying sung shot, attempt
70 cause miscarriage and selling lottery tickets, enc
eaCu. D
Assault with intent TO kin. 8
Assault on officers in discharge Of their duties 8
Nul6enCe.
f5urglary
lntoxication IN public Streets 8
Selling liquor on sunday.
Keeping disorderly house. 2
Iotnl 80
The Grand Jury having completed their business were
discharged for the term, with the thanks Of the Court