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hands of Supreme Court that could VOL
UNTEER to make the extra-judicial, the
gratuitous, the pragmaIicaI Dred Scott de-
cisiOn, the Constitution itself must be re-
.gardcd rs perfectly plastic. AS one in
stance of the facility of assertion; We no7
tice the determined and arrogant denial by
Southern men, of the power Of Congress
to abolish slavery in the District Of Coz
lumbia And this IN the fnee of the Con-
stitutiOu, which grants to Congress the
power of ''exclusiye legislation in all cases
lrhGtsOeUeT over the Federal Distriety-
Let us not be misunderstood. No con-
siderable number of Northern men, require
or demand the abolition of slavery in the
District of Columbia. Nay, further; no
considerable number of Northern men
would vote for that measure or aid it or
promote it without the full and free con-
sent of Virgins aud Maryland, Butwhy?
Why because we would consider such
measure as ultra, unfraternal, aggressive,
and calculated to annoy and alarm Onr
Southern fellOw.citizeHs. But do We get
for our conciliatOry spirit, in
thus retiring from what we verify believe
to be the exercise of our extreme right?-
Not in the least. On the contrary, we are
denounced in the mass, as agitatOrs, .fTRdt-
ies, and even stigmatized as bFigands and
accessories to the aimless and maniac muir
ders of old John Brown. warn my
Southern friends to expect no further con-
IccssiOns on this subject, from the North.
If political leaders promise further sub
mission, they will be deserted by their
followers. And | warn my Northern
friends, that we cannot further abasc our
selves, by any acts of humber adoratiOn in
the temple of the Ebony God. Our wOr-
ship there has proved itself vain and n
barren idolatry. Not another prostitution,
not another genufexiOn. - .ir.i ~
The subject will be resumed in the next
number. a Sos Of. THE OLD DoMlNIoS.
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Dailg gntelIigenter.
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.

TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoxpARf11, {Oa oSE rNuu) on
~ % LESS, MAKE A SQUARE.
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e. SWEENEY 6 SON.
No. o5 Main street,

wHEELIxG, VA
A RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR FAIL IMPoR,
TATIONS, being thelaFgeSt they have ever made
in one Season. and embraces the new STYLES nj WINE
GuGN1TE or IRoS SToSE CnrsA together with Common
White and COorsd QueensWare IN great variety. Also
large and well selected stock Of Pure White, Gold
Band and EancyRILENCH CHINA either IN Eetts or
aennratc China Decorated Vases COl1gner, Card Eas
kets Tete Tete ScttR Fancy Cups. 9fuEs, Re. AlAe,
ns Table Cutlery Castors &cogether their usua1
heavy stock Of ttevarious grades of Pressed Cut and
plain RIINF GLASSWARE. Coal oil lanQs. &c.
They invite the attention Of the Trade and will -
plicas to Merchants their bills ehase Ia tho East,
at same prices a. Has nug2S'S9
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7
So Yearly Advertising IN reasonable terms accor-
ding to the space occupied and the NUMBER changes
made. - 4ts# ft-lHi 10
AnaIvertsements from transient persons or StranG-
ers, to be paid for in GlrGrce.
Legal advertisements will b0 charged 0t the rates
prescribed by law. rli r. 10 elsi
Business Cards not exceeding FIVE lines $40 per yaar,
or So for six months, but for shorter period nothing
will DO counted less than square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising IL limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other persons, as
well as Nll legal advertisements, and advertisements
Of auction sales and real estates sent in by them must
be paid for ut the usual rates. .Er ,.l.i I ,.tf
R9~Adyertlsements naI Arnmpanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid, aud charged
Notices for Political Meetings to he charged In all
casea at full rates. s5 a r r
Marriages. Notices Of Funerals, and announcement
Of Sermons, so cents each. noV1ll50
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FIRE. AND INLAND NAVIGATION
RsG accepted at terms consistent with soYOncy and
E- @ fair profit.
EsrtciaI dtsnti0n giuen 10 Insurance Of DWELLINGS
and C0ntentSf0' tersts Of one % .Tre gears.
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Scales.
p. C. HILDRETH & BRO,
No. 50 1Iain-Street,

Wheeling, Va
A RR AGENTS FOR HOwE.s ISiI'EovED WEIGH
n ing Scales, HAY and Cattle Scales PoEtable DTOp
Lever and Dormant Warehouse Scales from 4sO to
$3.50. '-gp FllDAat SUB
VIRGINIA ETATE AGEICTIIUDAL FAIR PEIEEsnTHos
Nov s, 1883. A first class Diploma AWARDED hy the
TiEginiN state Agricultural SOeiely. Thfse scales
have been introduced in Virginia hut two weeks, in
which time they have received TTEsT DIPLOIIA
and two EIEsI CLASS MEDALS, and are appT9Ved and
recommended by all who hGve examined them. CAL
and seo them at q t.ll.ss-l-.I
p G. IILDBETn BROS IS Main st.
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Upwards OF $11,OOo,0Oo
or Losses have been paid by tho Atna Insurance Cos
.d-.a- inthe past 3S years.
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TOTAL LIABILITIES; ~ t.4s 7.f.-----
4g-LOns. Equitaby adjusted and promptly paid. .-Ra
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Piano Fo1etes.
A. N. GALE & co.

Take pleasure In uinvitingthe attentiau
q lof Artists, Amateurs, aud the Public
81 n ~ Is J3eeneralIy to their SIsW ScALH Pr
" y - Y 1ANO Porte. just fhtrodHeel. Th5
growing desire fora Square Piano Forte that shall ap
Fuar the Grand in volume Of B5und and, the Satna
tlIe avoid the unganly appearance Of that threecnT
Sre instrument, directed our energies to prodIse
tSnn of such HesiIeIffafs Our toll ts rewarded and
NE submit tile result without fear OGeompeiitiOn.
G5jsOuf I'nnOsarO All EuaTante to give eItIesat"
sfactiuIl whether ordered from direct or sold by
any OF our agents Throughout the country; and We
leit ennkiiIianea OF that patroHass Wbeh We have
enjoy el for the last twenty five year,.
~ flii t-lii = A. II. GALE 4 CO. r
ises, ,,59-ly 1O5 East Twelfth st-H.Y-
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(ITloice First Class Insurance.
- -IS FnE

a-Cas;l Capital 700 co., absolute and untmpared.
sJ1fi} Y WITH srTrLus S5OG3s7 Ss. -
And the prSRtge of 3s years and experience.
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CHAS. W. GRAHAM,

30 10 (sUucEssoE N JaSEs TKSNER.)
ETyTTE UNDERSU1NKD WOULD INFORM Tl4E CIT
fZeu4of Wheeling api vicinity that having Ptr-
cfIasqi the Drug md FTeFeFiTFiU1 storP foTrneTiy
owned by Dr. james TanGeF; be viii continue 20 carry
on the Drug business all its baBehee He unet
snerfnIlvsoiIr Gni inanreo of Che p1be pbtTonagS
which has heretofore been literally e1tended to-
yrHrSiE this old and WrIi known eEtabiishuIent.
IT will Ip his aim 10 keep uycTy thing % the pHress
kind and nt the IOWest prize usTAE to be tUuna IN
we'll furnished lIF1.g effahlisImeHt- -.
Prescriptions carefully cnHIH'unled irIl tAe PHTest
of siesIfribes 2. {, CHARLES ". CSItAH4N
g.-f- No. 20, cor. Sgsia and Webster fts-
rnvIa--so CENTEE WHEELING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-07

THINGS IN NAPLEs.-A letter to the PrOvi-
dence Journal from Naples, gives the follow
ing in relation TO the political aspect OF the
country:
As the young sovereign drives through the
streets OF his capital, it Is interesting to notice
such exhibitions of loyalty as come from diff
ferent classes of his subjects. have repeat
udly seen the king driving himself in an open
four-wheeled vehicle, with a single compan-
ion Of the court and one or two foOtmen. The
signs Of recognition from the citizens were
The people seem to regard the king with in
difference, and the king the people. But such
is not the condition of feeling with the head
of the State towards the army. As the king
passes the military stations, and the soldiers
give the salute by roll OF drums and flourish
of trumpets the kings hat is suddenly pulled
off and carried very humbly in the hand until
he has driven quite out of sight In contrast
with this, the naughty air of un bending pride
towards the peoplei is marked. The king knows
that the army is his only hope. If that fails
him, his fate is fixed; and like the Pope and
Dukes, he must flee from the wrath of the peo-
pie which he and his Bourbon race have so
long oppressed. Regiments Of German and
Swiss continue to be formed. Their hard,
stupid faces, one can easily distinguish in the
mass of olive-skinned, dark-eyed Italian SOL
diers. Naples swarms with troops. Their
constant marchings and counter marchings
give additional liveliness to the streets Of
city, which, with a population of more than
half o million, il sufficiently busting and
noisy. The troops are for the most part strong
men, well fed, we'll disciplined, and well con-
ditioned but 1t is a melancholy sight to see so
the instrument of despotism. There can be no
hope for popular liberty in country in which
law cannot be enforced and order mai n tanned
without the aid of a great standing army.
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.SrRnNGTH OF cE.-From experiments late.
~ made In Germany, tor the purpose of test
Ing the strength Of ice when pond or river is
frozen over, II appears that when its thickness
Is an inch and halt. 1t will just bear the
weight OF a single man; when about three
inches and a half it will bear detachments Of
infantry with their ranks rather wide apart
with thickness Of fOur and four tbs inches
eledges; Ave and two. tenths inches will bear
twelve Founders; eight inches will bear TWEEN
sy-iour FOUNDERS; and q thickness of twelve
inches will bear auy weight
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,LY UNE PRIZE 10 EVERY
TICKETS.
ORDINARY DRAWING,
To take place an above specifiad

~ prize, ano.nting g $4,000
Certlncafes Of Pncksges in the Ordinary Draw
inEs 9it be sold At the following rates. which is
The r ns Csssss.ts q Package q Tick
~ cs1siheass Of Psoksss Of 10 Eighth fiSksis,,
NJ osassns Tickets or csrti6easss enclose the
e sssssasss q, 9,@s re Lottery yhc6 yes wish
SSss q ~ hths, on feoeipt of who'll NJ sand
xhSs. = oroersu. By 6rst mail. togethSr Win the
lm|sdiasely after ~ drawing. \ Pr.t.s a,.-
Ing: Cornaed % By The C0anSsiasionsS.. iii e
sat- VIA N Explanation. "An u
pam s2d give the name Of thsir Post-O y. cone.
Al oen9aaicaGioas strictly oeasdents.,
All Pri9es or a 00o and tnder raiS 49,
otAteI after the drawing-Othsr Prisee - - sss,
IA p w sSss E6DY 1 co.'s lorrserrs
drawa at Augusta. 6soEEia. and Wiiminxto ton, Del.
0Tdsss for Ticssts os 70 b. directed 70
& F66R fBBf 81. Win: 49, 8: ~ s'''
N nv M n ii3s1sS. u Sl1s ~ &ssS' !;
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. INDIA AND THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
f. Wonders multiply in this strange world of
ours Space and time are partially annihi-
lated. When the Red Sea telegraph is re-
paired, news will reach England from India
in about six days and if the wires should ever
pass overland through the desert in which
Alexandria the Great lost SO many of his
troops, and via Persia, Syria and Judea, the
sending of q message will not occupy more
than as many hours. Already there are a hun.
dred and forty telegraph stations in Hindo-
stan, connecting Calcutta, Bombay. Madras,
Delhi, Lucknow. Agra, aid other cities When
a communication is open to Ceylon, it is in.
tended to extend the wires to China and Aus
tralia. Thus the British Ministry in London
will be enabled to transmit and receive daily
dispatches to and from the Asiatic possessions
Of England, and also, it is probable, from the
FL Dorado of New South Wales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-07

UTILIZING SAwDUsr. The inoennitv NJ
aaIisian cabnet.makers has found q use for
. ,Sn. sawdQst, which raises the value OF
Ina. commodity far above the worth OF soiled
ara",:. ny new process, combining the hy-
parucIes are made to form themselves into =
sSn .u mass capable Of being moulded into any
snape. ana presen ting brilliant surface. with
- S nnas ana beauty Of appearance not TO
~''~ :" e0ony, rosewood, or mahogany,
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= INr.oy.xsnrs or PXRls-The xor. ~ ;,

DIT Mr Soy nxHMTs OF PARls-The work in Tho
asco ae IEfotie for the opening of the tweivs
sss Hs which are to run from IL In difer.
two Ola ocsro s are sdvaneing rapidly and the
w rSs place when completed, and esnscisilv
1871 nsa nsentncent MANSIONS shaI b huiit II,
Mo or. VIII be one Of the finest In Eurons
monumental psdestals. are 10 Is sef m .rcn On
boulevards. '~1ee VI the
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GxEATSOuTH. ,oeo

fsfe N4Fp Ut = II SOUTH. fOPn
4s .s5sssiz W sTERN MAIL lou.
n.NV1, Observation-Disclosures LENNON AND
DULE.-On and after SUNDAY, lamar p,
1850. tho Mail and PASSENGER Train on ths ron
will run as follows: "
Leave kIchmond. daily at A. NJ, for Juuc,cr,
ton nnd AiIan,n nonnars' s1stol, AnoAyas d.
Grand Junction, and Memphis. Team, Mont
sGmefy and Mobile, Ala, and New Orleans
Leave Richmond daily. Except Sunday %,
Danvlle, Va, and Greensboro, N. c., MSA,M
RETUESIN6
Leave Junction, Burkevillej daily, at 10 AN.
and arrive in Richmonda At ] r NJ.
Leave Danville daily, iexeept SUNDAYS ia
NJ :. and arrive in Richmond at Up. "
The above trains connect both WAYS with the
South Side Railroad trains To and from the SJu,a.
west at the Junction. anu with the Vifgnls Cap.
trail: and Richmond. Frederickslu,s and Potomac
Railroad trains. to and from the North at Rlcn.
mOnd.
nA Through Tickets sold. and baggage checked
through to the above points; also, TO the Virginia
Springs
u. For Through Tickets and further intrna
ton apply at the ticket office Of the Richmond md
Danvlile Railroad Company, Richmond
ia B-ts ALEX. W0RRALL, sust
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&sts!'aea ! 8apatebs
sArUR u Y MORNIN0,. APRIL :, 1896.

=
Familiar. yet from osher lands the pleasant echo
The assias ana eldsn myt!ic lore from distant
Or saias n sSe srssnwood shade, when on fes'ai
fsr, r;cse-chaple. crowned tie maid Of whom the
Thai she II si..s. most sxesl'ed. her choice the
b, whom he elder. watched and prayed lest pride
w m.sn M. sIn wcrSs tho good priest spake.
In whose mos, 3 fleet life the grace Of mseknes'
brightly shcne.
The crown was formed Of roses wh'se-s'sn so ira
And 4 was treasured Afterwards and better loved
For when the summons came to those who Owned
And they had i.isn; asleep, released from earthly
Reposins with placid smile within their narrow
The faded wreath again was placed beside tho
Exhalnx perfume rich AZ Il from freshly gathered
flowers,
Tcsva.iinK all the quiet room before the burial
hours.
o. pleasant legendary lore-memo'iai pure and
Mciodiously in simple rh, me the listeners car to
As fancy swim each void can fill and humble faith
The myth 70 realize as one in which we claim a
For oral repetition when the stars rejoice our
And angels hover DER the fold as day dissolves in
And when night eomes-the night of death in its
corruption sown-
May we to interruption wake, and an immortal
crown. C.. A. N. W.
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OFFICE K. h u. K. R.t
RICHMOND, Oct, 2. lxy
GREAT NDlTslNRI'

48 ET EHN MAfL nut o ~
ahA1-NaCla late Arrangement, the k!eEh a.s.
and Danvilc, South-Side, Vtslnls ard ienhes.,I
Fast Tennessee and virginia. East Iennsssse -.
Georgia, and Memphis and Charleston ksi,Ivs. 80,
have entered into an agreement 70 sass ~. 80
Children under three years of age, fgEk oyes a.
respective roads, TO take effect on aud alter i'o'e~
Der LIST, 1859. ri
To persons trading in Negroes, snd othen, =.
route offers advantages unsurpassed ny rni III ~
For further particulars, Apply at the p:sh..esl
nee, Richmond and Danyllle Rsiinaa, niV ssst
&C H-dty C.. CAMPBELL cay .
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HANOVER COUNTY.

PETER w. WINGFIELD il. a
80 cand { ate for COMISSIONER OF ThE
REVENUE 1r the upper district of Hantvs
county.
Election fot h Thursday in NAV. [mh 26-tde
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CRAxnERnlue.--The Bo.ton D..
crannexry 9yer still RACES at Caps Col and
the peope there have entered in 10 thsir sa
~, soas e cranberry planting. Nearly svsrS
: Dc made available for ito cnItnre H.vS h csn
s sseatsa by capitalisss, and are now beine
speseuy transformed Into rich and yalushie
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10 ll-d&cWly Richmond. Va.

MEDICALCARD PLUME offers his ser
III Woes e the public in the secrst
branch gives DR.. p. claim to public fayor.-Ofice
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
vsys on hand, supply OF the "CHEMICAI EX-
TKACT OF FLOWERS;" one Of the very -best
FenOvators for weakened parts now known. Medl-
oinee sent 70 order. All oOmmv uicatons BY letter
OF otherwise promptly attendA to. Richmond. Va
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A~ SURGEON DENTIST,
D Once on Main. below Pearl street, next
door to r. Horton keach's trimming store. and two
doors above Messrs. The-. n. Price 4 Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed to the above
house, would he pleased To see those with whom he
has engagements, and has made extensive prcpS-
nations TO serve the public generally. All. opers-
tons performed in the most approved and
style known To the Profession, and all work done
by him warranted to give satisfaction. Iccl3-ly
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1850 sPRl9s s.s SUMMER. 1880.
!. ...,. Q: aEL i!f;... ]. CO.'S 9; aoor. -.
81
as 81; !s :s;s
Lsde. English lasting New sf:ls ByTToSEp
BOOTS and az ss.oTsmsns nc 81 M.ss: ana ch
and quality, nor defed in prices BY any regular
Also no" ready La g. sE LII! s!f Co
ap s-lw 1913 Broad ST.. between sth and 9Th.
nASSSBH sNo & b SAfFl All HSffb K S3SF -
friend. and .he public generally that he h has ncs
ana j.
grades Of Goods in his line, both Of his own manu-
lie respectfully invites the attention Of the pub
ic to his stock. being satisfied that 1t is exce'sd
fer 1t at such prices as cannot fail to give satsfac-
CITY are Especially 'Gn invited to call a.
M 10 70 'J &. f PASE. je.. No ., Main st.
nR sESHTf aSR n s Ps,SisSGHAs
Keeps a large stock Of Ladies', Gentlelnen's and
body in Richmond to compete with him in hls line,
he os TO 0SfHA aad
1sAA cSlrhk hHHb ~ sSSSii~
AONE.-We are Low prepared to furnish our
sns 81 sn and II: s& SSss
want. either of our own manufacture or imported.
either Tor Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses, Bows: or
TX ss" n aFs
PiPFsGyeG and
description. all of which will be sold low either by
Ehossas Q. retail y ALE E; a HILL "a Co. Co.
l27 Main street, Richmond, Va.
GREAT REFLECTION IN THEFT
II PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS.-A
V9NN Columbian Hotel building.
Hat: Of best aegaE's s. g. DO .s o
fine calf skin sswed Shoes, . rs. .,
H ANrHoNI ha4 made arran m With
vi ST 4 s. SSYS
f aaIFe 10" ''''' OF 1ANAA D &C. n1d S
80 GENTLEMEN'S w AR. We
Shave the following desirable styles of
Sole, Channel and Stitched Boots: Caters and OK
ford Ties Calf. Kid Caters and oxford Ties Last
ing Oxford e ss ana BpeTsns FL hro H
named Shoes are all of our own Richmond make,
and we invite those IN want of really prime ar,
'"' '"'S' ''' N MARCUS HARRIS & BRO,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
Next to the American Hotel.
M. NENzKL. Foreman.
eEw0 TRUNKS AND vALICES. The
faTs s1,G the les.
pressy to their order. All in want of good Trunk
OF '"'''' AL HLE EXT Hill c., iz Man St.,
Richmond.
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1000 SPRING TRADE. 1870


GEORGE STARRET
Governor Street, Richmond, Virglnia.)
Offers for sale the following list Of articles, Of his
own manufacture. Wig:
Tin Ware, of all kinds.
Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
Cast and Sheet Iron Stoves for wood, j varieties.
Sheet Iron Stoves for WOOD, u
Cast and sheet Iron Stoves for COAL 10
The Brilliant Gas Burner, nzes.
Portable Heaters.
Portable Gratis, "
Diamond Radiator, -
Richmosd Portable Furnace, :.
Llcovlcs Boilers. ttor wood and coaIJ !. !.
~ Also, eoastantly for sale, the most popul u
STOVES, RAJ GEB and HEATERS. now made
and repairing Gees for the same. always on haK I.
CREASE EXTRACTOR-For removing
- lalpt; ssr, yax. q any kind Of gFscss. from ~
soths CassiFerss, TO-. without the slEhtsst inju-
This arSisls has been used extensively through-
eax - country, and has received the hghest r.,
~ nv e9aflo19. Is ALSO reserved the SILVER medal
~ ~ leoAAnics Fair. Ii 10 made IN ting city,
s :s !; + :
~ fssssts e9sF4F y
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A NICE POINT SErTLED.-Monsieur Dupin,
recently in conversation with his master.
asked the Emperor why he saluted the Arch
bishops and Bishops with the title of Non
Ssignenr (My Lord y Because it seems to be
the usual custom, said the Emperor. NJ Du-
was inadmissble for Il sovereign to address
one OF his subjects with a title that placed the
subject above the sovereign, and supported his
to the Archbishop Of Paris, who asked the
King with whom he should confer, now that
the Cardinal Mazarin was dead. with me,
Monsieur (Mr.) Archbishop" replied the mon
ter we shall hear no more, my Lord Arch
bishop" or my Lord Bishop" from the I'M
perial lips. We gather this incident from
letter of Mr.. Galliardet's to the French paper
in New York.
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Passengers brsakfas and SUP Mt Ashland and any
on board the comfortable steamer between Aeass
Creek and Washington.
HI For further information, apply atshJo s"
Broad street, Shockoe Hill.
JAS. b. WINSTON, Gent Ticket AfI
SAM'L RUTH, Sup't.
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AAshtoAx Bible SocIDrY.-Ths financial
49, u the American Bible Society closed On
s Sa.araay last. March 3ist. The past year has
Dsen Que Of great prosperity. The total re-
eespes were Js.v A1sdsaa SD tAsses. 4 o. eAe,,
$50 dollars, and the nsnbsr Of voIumes r..
sued seven hundred and afty.two thousand.
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- flsgsIftsSS:S::%;t sSSss ~

The ws,I "A :. !nAN0EMENT. "hH AZ
:, Az 81, III dsts between 90 rdsn"s ~, ~ scs
Sse.Sis and s nss ",, - 'un Dali, ssS
Iney wiz connect a Gosd ,psv,n., wy
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-07
DISSOLUTIONS. &c.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-D. HAG-
Themselves together. under the style and firm of
HAGERTY Il SrARKE, No. 900 Main street. next
door to Adams Co.'s Express office, for the pur-
pose Of conducting the TIN, GAS-FITTlNG,
PLUMBIHG, STOVE, RANGE, AND HOT ALI
FURNACE business. Also, BRASS AND BELL
FOUNDING, BRASS FINISHING, &C.
We are now prepared to execute all orders en-
trusted to charge in either of the above
branches. n the very best manner. and by first
class nee anlcs. We would especially call the at
tentlon of country merchants before purchasing,
as we feel confident as stock is entirely new,
that we can give entire satisfaction.
We would also call the attention of the trade to
and Steam Filters, which we are manufacturing
and selling at Mort hern prices.
Babblt Metal. Carrots Patent Anti Friction
M etal, Anthony and Block Tin for sale.
Highest cash prices paid for OLD METALS.
IN