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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-22
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Tome. then. and provide, security against - the
THOS. NJ. ALFRTEND'S
Insurance Office, nth st Richmond, Va.
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The zeal objects Of the Emperor NAPOLEON
in the French war begin now to be perceived.
The bold annunciation in his late speech re-
moves all uncertainty from his italian policy.
Those Of his admirers who have supposed that
he was governed only by pure and disinter-
ested love Of Italian liberty, may now, at their
leisure, reconcile this beautiful theory with
the proposed spoliation of the patrimonial
territory of VICTOR EAANUKL. The acquisi-
ton Of Savoy by France is declared to be "a
necessity" and being ga necessity" the prom.
Use to consult the Great Powers is meaning
less Formally. We shall now see whether
Lord JOHN RCssRLL's words, in his dispatch
70 Lord CowLEY, Of 5th July last year, will
oe realized. He then said that "if Savoy was
annexed to France. the Emperor would become
an object Of suspicion to Europe" In other
words, il he begins the business of annexa.
ton, where is 1t to end The Emperor must
lookout for another European combina ton.
The great military power Of France. which
had 70 pause and take breath, at Solferino. is
not great enough to meet all Europe In arms
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The Royal Visit.

The British and Canadian newspapers are
bestowing good deal of attention upon the
coming to America Of the son and heir Of
VICTORIA. The European Times =" says that
if 1t were the Queen
THE grand daughter Of GEORGE the Third. she
would receive no slight or feeble welcome from the
descendants Of these who fought 80 visoIons. 70
and the sympathes OF common origin anda
common language would find ardent expression
towards the personal virtues Of female Sove-
reign, under whose sway every British Colony has
been made Independent. and connected with the
sne s as ad %ost e
the old bachelor President at Washington, to ex
h af "s coar Mr. BucnxAs Repabcan feel
ings were no bar to the warmth OF his reception
whenever he presented himself. II would seem
ed the idea Of crossing the Atlantic, she has aba1
doned it at least for the present. But she sends
vounr Prince OF Wales is to leave England for
Canada in the Renown 81 gun vessel. towards tho
MED BY suite every way worthy of his rank. and
such an event will cause no uncomfortable stir on
the American continent
The TiAes does the American public simple
Justice in supposing that Z" the grand daughter
of GEORGE the Third" or her son and heir,
would receive q cordial welcome in this coun-
try 1t would not need the sympathieR Of a
common origin and a common language to
ensure such an ovation to English royalty as it
could scarcely command even in London. 1t
is enough that it is a Queen or a Prince, to
make that result certain. Apart, however,
from the admiration of title which prevails
among American Republicans almost as in
tcnsely as among English Cockneys, there is a
feeling of sincere respect for VICTORIA, which
would ensure the most cordial greeting to her,
or any representative of her house, in this or
apv other land
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nIIEn

On "Wednesday morning. INST INST, q lock jaw,
GEO. b. ANGEL. eEsd u $500 ea5,s noaths' 500 of
The funeral services will take place this after
noon, Thursday 3d. from the 81 Johns Episco
ausinta ness Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend. - IN
At Wood Cot. Povhatan. Mach 70, | DA. young
II months.
"a Portsmouth papers please COPY.
At his residence. IN Henrico county, on Wednes-
day. 1lst inst, ARCHIBALD BLAIR.
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A. Large and Attractive supply Of
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
BREEDEN Il FOX.

- r. 4,
Have been opening during the past two weeks,
and are now prepared tO offer, complete assert
ment of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
They would call particular attention to many
large lots of Foreign Goods. which will be sold At
prices much lower than those of former seasons -
We mention q few only Of the most attractive ar
:icles:
English BEREG ES, in immense variety:
English and French BEREGE ROBES; 4 to lO
VOLANTS;
A very large assortment of SILKS, of every va
rlety of sty e at % to 30 per cent. below the cost
OF Importation.
French Printed JACONETE and ORGANDiES;
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS, of every descrip-
ton;
Spring DELAINES and CHALLIES;
French and India POULAND, SILKS, some en-
trely new and handsome designs.
Our stock of Domestic Staple Goods has never
been more extensive.
NEGRO CLOTHING, Of every grade.
Amongst the last named. We would call the spe-
cal attention Of buyers TO some very large lots Of
Virginia and Georgia Plain ard Striped OsN Ma
Bt Rug, and T. large variety of other articles Of
Southern manufacture.
BkEEDEN l. FOX,
NH R-4wif 2l7 Broad street.
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Large Sale of Coffee.

Messrs. CRENsnAw & Go. sold at auction
yesterday, g. lO bags Rio Coffee, of good qua
lily, at prices ranging from 1885 to 1a.1O-
These prices show an advance on previous
sales. These large auctions of Coffee show
the enterprising spirit of our merchants. If
they are sustained by the public sentiment of
the country, their exertions to extend our
commerce-and enlarge particularly our for
eign trade-will be increased, and we are sure
with the finest results
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Reasonable Demands.

The New York Tribune is very much dis
gusted because Mr.. LATHAM. the postmaster
at Sackville, N. G., has refused to deliver three
copies Of Senator WILSON'S speech ON the SUBJ
,ect of negro equality with white men. 1t
calls for the instant dismissal of "such crea-
ture AS this LATHAM" That is the usual style
of Tribune Logic, good taste and modes'y.-
"Such a creature As this LATHAM" The use
of such epithets degrades those who employ
them not those against whom they are direct
ed. As to the dismissal of Mr.. LATHAM, he
would be a bold man who would take his
plnce and distribute abolition documents
The South has no idea whatever Of having i'm
cendiary documents forced down it's throat
The WILSON'S and GREKLKys may exercise
their free speech to their hearts content, 90
long as it does not interfere with the peace
and good order of other communities. As a
New York journal observes:
1.-The courtezans Of Church and Mercer streets
have their notion Of the freedom of speech and
the freedom of action and yet, If they were to
tempt to exercise that freedom in the house of the
editor OF the Tribune, they would soon find them
selves put out. IL they were to send their
speeches, BY mail to the families of other sections
Of the city, the Tribune would soon cry out for
the strong arm of the law to stop them
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FOR HlRE-For the balance Of the year, two
MEN.One accustomed To Driving, and the
other to Waiting in tho house, Working Garde n,
&c. Apply TO mh 22-tsl X. CAUTHORN.
T SERVANTS FOX nlKE.-A woman re-
presenting herself as q No. COOK. HOUSE
SSEERVANTs, one Of which can do plain COOK
Ing; man OF genteel appearance. suitable for q
PORTEK, or would mako an excellent DINING
ROOM SEkvANT; men for JOB WORK; one
FACTOkY HAND, and boy. a DINING OOM
SERVANT. Apply to EDW'D D. EACHO near
EXCHANGE Place. NH 2l-yt
FOR nen 4. ..As have sold my residence, and
shall deliver the same 70 the purchase, durint
the year, my COOK, young woman, who vas, us-
u lately, maid, but 10 becoming an. excellent
pssity Of WAsHER-woMAN and MAiR-as
either could recommend her. She has children,
the eldest smart BOY, Who serves ct the table,
AZ am anxious 70 ret them good homes, and a.
soon ~ possible, will hire them low. -.
NJ. 8. VALENTINE, ia,
NH ~ -5tf Leigh street, Sd door from 9th.
EOR nlRE-A No. man COOK. He will be
hired to 80 to the 6DFinss for tho season, or for
the balance Of the SsnE;r Apply r. =. ..
NH 20-M Between Nam and Cary. tup stairs.)
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CANT I'D TEs FOR OFFICE

e CAPTAIN OF THE NIGHT
go WATCH - Mr.. EDITOR - Among the
names announced in your columns as candidates
for the above mentioned Office, none have I'M
c. BAPTIST; and in this Impression, we are
pleased to say, We are entirely and heartily coin
eliminating citizens. The merits of Mr.. BAP-
TlST..regarded either officially or socially-are
nor . lew. re is native Oh hicnnona' Rs every
to fill respons bile position in the promotion Of its
reputation for good order and safety IN the long.
and, IN other cities. perilOus hours of night the
prestige of his moral excellence and worth could
not tail to exercise wholesome influence. For
the prompt and fearless exercise of the duties Of
the office. he possesses youth, great ply steal pow
ers of endurance and a rare degree Of courage. In
addition to his own merits, we may add, he IS the
head of an interesting and growing family. This
the unsolicited tribute of -
NH 22-2t' ONE WHO KNOWS HIM
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Inc iate speech Of this rising star of the
coa.a Ia ne House Of Representatives, seems
/" nave created q decided sensation even
among his Northern hearers. The Washing.
~" correspondent Of the N. Y. Daily News
Gays the speech Of Ar. CURRY, on the l4th
inst, was decidedly sAe spseeA OF the session.
ana commanded the most marked attention.
In boidness OF defamation and power OF Ian.
guase. nj. CUARy. Gays the correspondent. IL
second 70 10 mas, and the Irresistible area.
msass smbrscsd In his late speech cannot fail
10 arrest the public mind upon . topic Of such
VIAL importance and great national concern
=. slavery 1t the present time. The N. Y.
He'aid has nearly . column In communication
=, As same gsntlsaan, who seems to have
"oo' MIN something Of the logical power
aaa psr'enai digaity Of CALHOUN; and the
A'eAanof'a Gazette says: mo man in the Pre-.
<e"' .oasrsss has made more favorable i'm.
PRESTON 'ssa NJ. Cuaax, Of AIahans. Even
those VINO dissent from his yisws praise the
ability, cosstssy asA iorcs, 81 arsumeu, win
which they are presented.
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IA TO Observation-Disclosures. "A music teach
er IN the Southern Female College," Athens,
Tenn, says Of " Bro,cm's Bronchial Troches," or
pectOrant for HOarseness without much benefit.
seemed cured by the use of box. / am highly
Pleased with them" NH 2l-d3tWTNS Xcwlt
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HYMRNIAL. "A New York letter in the
Charleston Courier says Mr.. A. d. Banks.
formerly of the South Side Democrat, at Pc.
tersbnrg, Va, but now Of the Cincinnati En-
qulrer, is soon to lead to the altar the daugh.
ter OF our well-known citizen, George Law
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HA Southern SEWN. Machine
MANDATORY
LOCK,sT!TCH SHUTTLE SEW

EESTEKS LOCK STITCH SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINES
ARRANGEMENTS being made to manufacture
the above justly celebrated Machines in Richmond,
Va. They are unrivaied in y int of simplicity,
beaut. @. nhlsh; nma ,neir ReIieet aaaptai"n TO
CURED.
They are gotten up in various styles, ranging IN
prices from $50 to $3.50.
The above Machines are exhibition for the
present at Cornthian Hail. Main street. ana at the
Old Dominion Office" in I}elvin's row. opposite
Bank street. Richmond. JOHN H. LESTER.
ma. AGENTS wanted IN every city and town
thrOug hOut the Southern States, and liberal in
placements offered for the same. For terms &C.,
address +. HORTON KEACH.
NH 2O-6h2p) Richmond, Va.
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Coop CITIZENs.-A correspondent, writing
from Raleigh county, Va, says there are tro
ladies in that county who are the mothers of
IS children, having nineteen each.
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COAL, COKE. &c.

u ED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL.-w.
IL have n cargo superior RED ASH COAL ,gs
size. landing this morning from schr. Ida v Ne.
Cabe, which We offer Tor sale ~ freight at marke.
price. SAM'L =. HALVES & SON
NH 2l-3tif 18th ST.. souih side Of Dock
A NTIIRACITE EGG GOAL.-DIschsr9
n from schr. Golden Rule. this day, 40 tons Ne.
l RED ASH EGG COAL, which will sell for "
cents pei load less If taken from the vessel
VIM. C. BRA2EAL,
Office on Bason Bank, near Petersburg Depot
La Dn
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The Late John ii, Clepton.

lsnsc." II 10 complete, and very Interesting
The Late ysAn ,. Cleptsn.
The death Of this able jurist and most ex-
celleat man, which, We learas=oceurred yes
tertay, the 2ist inst., has produced q pro.
found sensation in this community, where he
resided 90 many years, and where his virtues
wers 80 we'll known and his character SO pro.
p<riy appreciated. 1t came upon us, notwith.
standing We knew his health had been feeble
for long time. quite unexpectedly; for it was
not known that he had even been confined 70
his house.
King and Queen county. His father, the late
JOHN CLorToN, was a nan Of considerable
distraction in his day, having represented this
district In Congress with great credit for
number Of years. 1t was he who was sell cted
by the Republican party In 1890 to run against
General, afterwards Chief Justice Marshall,
by whom he was defeated after struggle Of
unequalled severity, and whom he succeeded
after his appointment AS Chief Justice, in
representing the district. The subject of this
notice was educated at William and Mary
College. where he imbibed that taste for
letters which distinguished him above
most of his brethren on the bench, and so
IhT lTOW ueCIiuiuk, 6tcW TUG suOuSeA as
he advanced in years. lie was known
as q profound lawyer and skillful ad-
voca,e. many years before his elevation to the
bench, which occurred in 1893 or 4. In this
Office, his decisions won him the applause Of
the profession, and the number Of them which
was afterwards set aside by the Court Of APP
peals, was said to be uncommonly small. At
1.-THE same time his modesty, candor, good sense.
and the perfect simplicity of his manner, rem.
dered him highly popular. Perhaps no Judge
in the State commanded SO much Of the alb
solute good will and desire for his prosperity,
Ofa whole constituency. Everybody knew him,
everybody approached him, everybody loved
him. 1t was, in fact,impossble to feel otherwise
towards him, so engaging was his deportmerf
and SO frank his address. In conversation he
was one OF the most agreeable men we ever
met with. His stores Of information and an
ecdots were houndless, and he drew on them
80 freely, and expended them with so little
ostentation, that it was impossible not to be
charmed with them. Never did any man pos
sess less of the austerity of the Judge, or more
of that true dignity which does NOT fear to be
lessened by too great familiarity.
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ma PHOTOGRAPHS ard Ambroty pes surpassed by
none in the world from the sma! lest up to lte-
those executed at REEs' Mammoth GALLERY, u
Nam street. Copies taken from old Daguerreo-
types and Ambrotypes, enlarged to any desired
size. and warranted perfect. Prices range from
Is cents to $50 NH It-ts
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MARINE INTHLLT0DNCU
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH q.
High Wate, tAis day Thursday 4 O'clock.

ARRIVED.
Sehr. Ashland, Graves, Baltimore. guano, Schaer,
Koher l. Co.
.Schr. Burnett, Johnson, Philadelphia, pig iron.
Edmond Il Ettenger
Schr. King William, Fleming, York river, corn,
f. Workman Il Co.
Schr. Rough and Ready. Warren, Eastern Shore,
oats and potatoes, to Capt.
\, SSnr Sarah Ann, Crockett. Eastern Shore, oats,
SAILED,
.Schr. +. H. Atwood, Rich, Boston, mdze, D. &
w. Currie.
Schr. N. l.. Johnson, Burrus, Norfolk mdze. w
d. Colquitt & Co.
Schr Exit, tray, down the river, light
Schr. Eliza. Mathews, down the river, light
Schr. Ambition, -, down the river, ght.
Schr VIM. Speare, Jones. Baltimore, light.
Schr COquette, Skinner, Baltimore, light.
,,Schr John Alexander, Lewis, Baltimore, n DIE,
". ID. Coauitt 4 Co.
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ma Methodist Hymn and Tune Book,
AT T. C. DREWRY'S. l73 Main St
THE WESLEYAN HYMN AND TUNE BOOK,
comprising the entire collection OF Hymns in
Church South, with appropriate Music adapted
to each. Hymn By l.. c. Everett. Planest
binding. S125 Roam binding. 81 50.
NH 22--3t*
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Isl Main STREET,
Are Olennk this morning further supplies Of
NEW AND ELEGANT DRESS GOODS, consist
Handsome SILKS, REREGEs and OaGANplEs.
Beautiful BEREGE ANGLAIS ROBES, Of the
Elsssn; BE REG Z and ORGANIZE ROBES.
New SILK MANTLES.
French LACE MANTLES, OF the latest styles
DUST Is RS, in great variety, among which may b
faund PULL SUITS, incucing DRESS and
MANTLE. somethinx entirely new.
HOOP SKIRTS, the last novelty and the best Of
the season.
We win open in fsv days tqf which due notice
viii Be given, an assortment II REAL THREAD
MxNTLES and POINTS, Of THE VERY LAf-
RST Inspirations nh l1-3W1Dl
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nEisher l. Winston,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS,
DYE STUFFS, BRUSHES &c.
NH % tt No. I25 Main Street, Richmond. Va

IA. Boots ana Shoes for
SPRIN G a Nd SUM E.R.
MARCUS HARRIS g. BRO,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOfESALE AND
RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS
SHOES, TRUNKS. &c.
No. LIS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
We are now prepared To offer a complete assert
ment of BOOTS and SHOES. of the latest and
most approved styles. among which will be found
the following goods of our own make, which, for
excellence of material and superior workmanship
are surpassed by none in this nsrket viz:
~ ~, pairs Gents French Calf Boo }TsiIs
400 :. - OXFORD TIES;
40 . =" STRAP SHOES;
lU y Cali and nd CATERS;
900 :. Ladies' Morocco BOOTS;
0OI - :. Morocco and Kid SLIPPERS;
l.W0 :. Misses Boots and Shoes, Of all sty les;
1000 " Children's :. "
Also, a well selected stock Of Boys and Youths
Boots and Shoes, of oil STYLES, together nth n
large and desirable stock Of Pesged Work, makes
our assortment ~ complete and great rs any in
this market, To all Of which respectfully sollcit
3 call from the purchasing community befor max
ing their purchases, zs our facilities enable us
oer them advantages as great, At least, AZ can 10
ofie red by any other house.
N B--Custom work made to order. a. usual, at
short notice and fair prices.
MARCUS HARRIS 4 BRO,
No. us Main st., next 10 American Hotel.
NH l9-2w2pb
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~ Nend: Read:-Life Insurance! Life
NSURANCE -MllTI- AL. RENEEIT cQMPX

INSURANCE .-MUTiUAL BENEFIT c0MPH-
Myths Company has more capital. a. compared
with Its liabilities than any other Life Insurance
tSee report Of Comptroller, Of New York; II re-
celved SlW eco more in 1885, and lost S3s 800 less
TYFIVE per cent, all of which belongs to the
insured. as 1t has no Stockholders to ray Diri-
deHdS TO-. 1t pays its Dividends TO the Insured
,chtLs hrins and has paid tO JAM 1st 1860 81 3iS
359 %. and has S3.4c0 $50 30 left. to losses
The Dividends are made annually. Half Of the
premium on policies for ERIN Of ilfe may I've paid
BY note bearing sir PR cent. interest. We know
OF no COMPANY that affords the same security and
advantages to the insured. Call and get a state
ment nf its affairs. 40 Main street.
NH 22-5t KNOWLES Il WALFORD.
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LARSr EALE OF NEaRosa.-A ,aia of n A..
Groes. " Of whom WERE cbilirep, belossine 70
h. Peytas Harrison. of Cunberland countv
Va. took plaessa FEW days sincs. hringiss
s32,i7i.0. Que hand bropght si,U:5.
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fO,OOV CONNEC CUT
HELPERS
IMPENDING CRISIS
DISSECTED'
s. M WOLFE, ESQ,
OF VIRGINIA
THE MOST POW ERFELL WRITTEN
WORK IN THE ENGLISH LANG UAGE,
ENDORSED BY $40 MEMBERS
OF THE
UNITED STATES SENATE AND HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVE
$50 $40. pages; Cloth 81, Half Calf 81 %; Paper
editions rs cents, 50 cents and IS cents according
to quality of paper. Sent by mail free Of postage,
on receipt OF price.
Address, J. L. LLOYD, Publisher,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Those ordering, will please bear IN mind that we
cannot send these books before the LIST April "a we
under contract to supply the State Of Connect
cut with $1,000 copies Immed ately.
NH 1D-d& cwlm
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NEW BOOKS.

SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL GUlDE...
~ The undersigned are now compiling, and ex-
pect to is sue within few months. Il
BUSINESS GUIDE,
which shall contain the names of the principal bu-
siness men in the South and Southwest. classified
in States, places, and kinds of business. The book
interesting statistics-the whole making volume
of about Ave hundred pages. 1t will he printed on
good paper and well bound.
They intend to make the GUIDE as complete as
their facilities, which very great will enable
them. and they confident they can present to
business men reliable reference book.
AS the Guide will have large circulation. it of
fers great inducements to Merchants, Manufactu-
rers and others, to bring their business before the
public.
Only limited number of advertisements will be
inserted Those wishing to advertise will please
make early application.
GREER H. BAUGHMAN,
W. A. WRIGHT.
Such newspapers as will copy the above an
nouncement and notice 1t edtorially, and send a
copy of their paper containing the annOu ment
WRIGHT. p. o., Box No. 400. Richmond, Va
will bo entitled to a copy Of the Book.
NH 70 -d6t&cwlt
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-, 4Ai1 sT., HRAn kxcUANoE DANl,
The u. Nicholas saloon, second - 10 oaher e.
esn.:s.sst ~ - eesss. v seaseaaey nDelis4
fAsNcA AND AAxAIcANsy C;AINplESsa
z IS W. iss; j.. .,..a,
iss eosssssiiy sdSs1 q. Eslsss ssssekssiss sls-
where, - =
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NJ 6,sss & F - l