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LATEST NEWS BY NAIL.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1866
The Republican Conservatives and the Fana-
tics-Comrromise with the President.

WARRINGTON, March H. 1866.
The Republican Conservatives and the Fana-
tics-Compromise with the President.
1t Is evident that the Republican members,
as distinguished from the Radical faction In
Congress, are becoming more and more ayerse
TO rupture with the President. They are
disposed to strike out some new line of action,
whereby they will avoid collision with the
President, retain the Offices, and afford time
for the consideration by the people of the policy
proposed by the President in regard TO restora-
ton. Some of the members propose that Con.
gress should close the session after admitting
Tennessee and Arkansas, in difference 10 the
Presidents wishes and opinions. They make
this concession 10 him, and he, in turn, Is not
to use the power of Executive patronage
against them rs a party-that Is TO say, not
against the Republican party proper. This
scheme leaves the Radicals out in the cold.
The Executive axe will be free TO fall upon
them wherever they may be found in office.
This plan involves a separation OF the Radi
cal fanatics from the Union Republicans. The
small Democratic element of the present Con-
gress will not favor this arrangement, for it
would destroy their hopes of an immediate
rupture and collision. But there is ma o
rity In both Houses of members who may
come into this arrangement, and II is not GER
tain that the President will not approve of 1t;
for he has positively assured a leading conser-
vatiye Senator that he will not make any
removals at present Besides this it is under
stood by some influential Republican mem
bers of the House that the President is not
disposed TO enter upon any course of proscrip-
ton. This is understood in Pennsylvania,
where, as Il Democratic politician informs me,
the Democracy are heart and soul with john
son in his fight against the Radicals, and all
they require is that the President should
remove any office holder under him who fails
to sustain him against the Stevens and sum
ner rcyoluti oniStS. lOTA.
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New YORK, March 1.-THE Commercials spe-
cial Toronto dispatch says: 1.-The authorities
are said to be in. possession of the startling
intelligence that thousand Fenans will cross
the border as soon as the weather permits,
and will be joined by sympathizers in Canada.
Government detectives are on the alert on this
side of the line, and keep the Canadian autho-
rites informed of the movements of the enemy.
The panic shows no abatement. A serious run
for gold has commenced on the banks through
out the Provinces. The Government is help
ing the banks with specie
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Extract OF letter from Bishop Whelan.l
wuPpTTSG Januarv 5. 1866

The very remarkable and highly cultivated
talent which presided over the Musical Department
In any institution for female education I'm the coun-
try, led me, as duty to the public, to encourage
the erection of buildings of such extent, and 80
ducement to avail themselves Of the benefits OF the
school The Sisters now occupy their new build.
nrspared for the accommodation of two hundred
pupils. The same sense Of duty which led to the
Improvement now suggests the strong and decided
public through the Freeman's Journal. trust II
will be extensively circulated by the friends OF
West and South. have alluded only to the musi-
cal department "a beyond competition: In other
respects, regard the school as inferior to none.
X. V. WHELAN,
ia "a ON Bishop OF Wheeling.
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sDuarantiue Regulations.

The order establishing quarantine regula-
tons in the South, which appeared at the end
of the report of the proceedings of Congress
in our paper of yesterday, was issued by Gen
eral Grant. 1t applies only TO the Southern
States-for the reason, we suppose, that the
military are supreme in those States, while in
the North the civil authorities will attend to
the matter.
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New Hampshire Election.

CONCORD, March Is, 9 p. M.-The aggregate
vote day considerably exceeds that of last
year Returns from fifty eight towns give
Smith, Republican, for Governor, 1920, and
Sinclair, Democrat, l,o09. The returns, thus
far, indicate Il majority of more than 5000 for
Mr. Smith. The Republicans have carried all
the five councilmen, nine Of the twelve Sena-
tors and will have about one hundred ma
iority in the House.
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DEAD OF THE CONFEDERATE ARMY.-Mrs
Mary Bayard Clark, an authorcss, of Raleigh
n. G., whose wood Notes " some years ago
were received with general favor, has lately
published q volume of original poems under
the title of 4" Moses from Rolling Stone"
&C., and proposes to devote the profits all the
copies purchased directly of her (by remit
to the association of Virginia ladies for the
collection and burial of the Southern dead
about Winchester .-Ctntrdl Presbyterian
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Arrival of the Steamer Hibernian.

PORTLAND, March l3.-The steamer Hiber-
Man has arrived with dates to March I'd.
Cotton has advancedat Liverpool I'D to I'D.
on the week. Sales of the week, 10000 bales:
sales of Friday, ~, 900 bales the market closing
quiet but steady; midding Orleans, l9Ad
Consols closed at S6T8lS7. United States
Five Twentes closed at 7O!,.
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CHOLERA IN PARIs.-It appears from the
final report of the sanitary department of
the prefecture of the police that the total
number of deaths in Paris from the recent
epidemic of cholera amounted to six thou
sand three hundred and eighty-three to the
18th of January last, at which time it had
nearly disappeared. IA very, small pro-
portion.
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hoAICIDEs IL NORTH CARoLISA.-At tour
hainent held IL Laurenburg, Richmond coun-
" last week a difficulty arose between MAJOR
~ -. Monroe and Mr.. Angus Shaw. MAJOR
monroe Knocked down Mr.. Shaw, when MT.
Shaw arose and shot Major Monroe, killing
nm instantly. DR. James Beckwith, on re-
cent visit 10 Swift creek, while on watch with
one OF his neighbors for rogue who had been
committing depredations, was accidentally
shot by his friend, Mr.. Calvert, and killed
Rdteigh payer
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A. Il. CHRIRTIAN. NJ. D.
BENJAMIN BATES.
II ~ III ID II N O. q
G. 3. CARDoZ0,

A. q. CHRISTIAN, NJ. D. c. 3. cARDoZo.
BENJAMIN BATES.
A H. RISTIAN. & CO.,
IA BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONERS,
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE sPOTSWoOD HOTEL,
keep constantly on hand a we'll selected stock OF
MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS, embracing all the best text
books in English, French, Latin, Greek and Ger
man. Our STATIONERY DEPARTMENT will be
found full and unsurpassed.
Medium, Demi- Crown and Cap Blank Books, In
every style. Memorandum, Bank and Pass Books,
in great variety. Copying Presses, Books and Ink.
Oil and Blotting Paper, Notaral Seal Waters, &c.
Photographic Albums, Work Boxes, Writing
Desks, Gold Pens, together with great variety
of Fancy Goods, Prayer Books, Bibles and Hymn
Books.
liberal discount made to teachers. Country or
ders will receive prompt attention. jas-ts
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New York Markets.

New YORK, March l4.-Flour heavy; sales,
! 200 barrels. Wheat and corn advanced lc.
Beef unchanged. Pork firm :, sales, 5000 bar
rcls at s26. 800 S2G.7j. Lard and whisky firm
Sugar dull. Naval stores quiet. Cotton
steady: sales, ., 800 bales ut 4Ic. Gold, Sl.30E'
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From the Southwest-New Orleans Election
Sacrifice of Land-Death of Judge Truster.

SUCTIUCt OF LHHU-DtHIH OF JHUUt
New ORLEANS, March l3.-Great indiffer'
ence was shown to the election yesterday by q
large number of voters, n great many not
going to the polls, especially business men.
Mrs. JEFF. Davis has arrived here et route for
Canada.
In Iberville Parish, La, last week, at 4
sheriffs sale, six fine plantations were sold for
what their elaborate machinery originally
cost.
Hon. J. T. Truster, one of the leading Judges
in Mississippi, died at Holly Springs last week.
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Steamer Adelaide Run into by Schooner

BALTIMORE, March 4-At o clock, A. NJ,
the steamer Adelaide, for Norfolk, when off
Sharp's island, was run into by schooner,
which demolished the cook room of the AIDE
laide. The cook, J. Chapman, who for thirty
years has been employed on this line was lost
overheard. The schooner was lowed to Balti-
more by the Adelaide. She lost her mast and
hoyCSprit
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WAR CHESS Or, THE GAME OF BATTLE
Among those gallant youths. natives OF this
civ. who reflected honor on their mother
State rs we'll as the city i'll which they were
horn. by their conduct i'll the war, is Colonel
CHARLES RICHARDSON, son of the late Captain
'IrUN b. RICHARDSON. No man fought more
calamity or was more faithful TO his duties rs
a soldier III all lis phases OF trial, adversely,
and suffering. He was dangerously wounded
near the close of the war, and possibly dis
ahlrd for life. He il still, in moving about,
dependent upon the assistance of crutches.
80 drpadfully wounded was he, indeed, that
hc was left Oh the field for dead, and the sur
yrons thought he could not possibly recover.
Being possessed of Il considerable degree of
ingenuity, he amused himself in his hours OF
Aplplrssnc>> by INDUCING his inventive facul-
ties one Of his achievements was the mltu-
ring of a new game which he calls WAR
CHESs: On, THE GAME OF BATTLE" When
sufficiently able to travel, he went TO New
York and sought aid i'll bringing 1t before the
public. The liberal and enterprisinS DOCK
pUblishcr, Mr.. &. B. RICHARDsoN, OF that
city. mrithrr relation nor TO that Tune &C
quaintancr OF Colonel RICHARDsoN's,) took an
interest IN his case, and, though foreign 10 ms
specially OF book publishing, undertook to
get up the game and bring it out. This he has
done in handsome style.
War Chess is played by two persons with
figures representing soldiers-caNalry, artli-
lrry. and infantry - belonging TO opposing
armies, operating on a board traversed by q
river passable 1T three points-a bridge ana
two fords. On one side is city 10 De ue-
Tended, the capture of which is defeat 10 the
side defeudmgit On the other wagon, re-
presenting the supply train, the loss OF when
u defeat for that side. A book of eXplana-
tons, with plates illustrating moves, accom-
panies the game
Persons who have seen this game pronounce
II a most ingenious and interesting game OF
strategy. The board is morocco covered, ana
the figures are III bronze, handsomely ana
aTlls;ically finished 1t will be for sale i'll dit
ferent cities, but may be ordered from New
York, and received by express. Price, ten
dollars. Address G. Il RICHARDSON, $40 Broad
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Death IF Jared Sharks.

BosToS, March 14.-Jared Sparks the his
torian and ex-President of Harvard College,
died at his residence, in Cambridge this fore
noon of pneumonia.
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yhr Election for Mayor.

Mr.. Lo,rrH MAYO, who for so many years
wa, Mayor of this city, has announced him
self As candidate for the office At the election
10 be held on the 9TH April, and so far no other
candidates have publicly entered the field. 1t
j.. however, reported in the city that Mr.
MAYO is positively and emphatically opposed
10 the present police system, under which
Richmond has been kept in condition of quiet
and order previously unknown in her history !;
and for the satisfaction of his friends, as we'll
~ for his own justification, it is desired that
Mr.. MAYO shall state what are his opin-
Ious upon this important question. The day
Of election is approaching, and before electing
= Mayor the citizens wish TO knowi whether
The candidates for that office, well as for the
Council, will support the existing police, or
inaugurate some other plan which has either
never been tried at all or has already failed
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REWARDS FOR CONsPIRAToRs.-lt is stated
that Solicitor Jordan, of the Treasury Depart
ment, has paid during the last month twenty
seven thousand five hundred and fifty dollars
out of the secret service fund for the arrest of
cOnSpiratorS.
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DRY GOODS, SHOES, &c.

SWISS, STRIPED, AND CAMBRIA
- Muslns, Lace Collars, Linen Sets, Hoop Skirts,
Linen Cambria, Bobbin Edgings, Embroidered Edg,
ings and Insertings, Engls Hosiery, Lisle Thread
Gloves, Mitts, large assortment OF Dress GOODS,
dry goods store, and all of which will be sold at
vaTy9 low prices LEVY BROTHERS,
NH "a Is Main street.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March l4.-Flour dull How
ard Street Supertine, $50. Wheat firm. Corn
active and firmer at 69Gl zoe. for yellow Oats
dull. Seeds heavy. Provisions steady
Whisky dull at - IS.
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". NJ BCRwELL, EsQ.-The National Inteth-
gs"cer, for which paper Mr.. BuRwELL has been
writing letters from New Orleans, announces
that he has determined 10 locate in the Ores
cent City, with the press of which place that
paper presumes he is hereafter to be identi-
fed.
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NR. JOHN MAHONY,

w. SURGEON DENTIST.
for many years associated with DR.: John q.
Wayt,) would respectfully inform his old patrons,
and all others who may need his services, tna IN
consequences of the destruction OF his ONCE by the
great Are he has opened an Office at his residence,
On Fourth street. between Broad and Marshall,
where he can be found at all hours. Arincial
Teeth inserted on gold, silver and vulcanite. The
highest price paid for old Gold Plate. de27-Sm
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ECLIPSE OF THE MOON.-There will be total
eclipse of the moon on the evening of the Both
instant. 1t will begin At five minutes past g.
and will reach its total at twelve minutes past
10 o'clock. 1t will be visible throughout the
United States
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Small Democratic Gain i'm New Hampshire.
CONCORD, March l4.-Returns from ninety
eight towns and cities give n Democratic net
gain of eight hundred and ninety.
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sorrurKx HorsE.RENTs NOT TO BE rAID.

SOUTHERN HouSE-RENTs NOT TO BE FAlD.
Comptroller Broadhead yesterday decided
adversely to any allowance of compensation,
by way of rent or otherwise, for the use OF
private property seized in captured southern
cities and used by officers of the Union army
for military purposes during the war. A re-
cent decision TO the like effect was made by the
@ uartermaster- General, rs our readers will
remember. The question eXcites some interest
among LAWYERS.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
IL JOHN G. WAYT, DENTIST,
having recovered his health, has resumed the
practice of Dentistry in Richmond, and respect.
fully offers his services to his old friends and pa
TENTS and all others who may need them:
Office and residence SOUTH SIDE OF GkAC6
STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EldHTh.
do 1a-Bmk
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4 CADEMY OF THE SISTERS OF
N TIE VISITATION, AT MOUNT DE CHAN
tai NEAR WHEELING.

TERMS.
Board with bedding, washing, mending, and
Doctors fees, per annum. sE0o W
Tuition per sn ranass f r te to 40
French, German Italian, Spanish, and Latin, y,
form extra charges, per quarter. .........'. w
Sfms;o w Wv Iarn costs ner nnarter .. 25 90
Music, Vocal In class costs per quarer; rs 90
Embroidery, Drawing, Painting In Water and
Oil, and Fancy Work, also form extra charges.
For the character of the School, the Sisters refer
to Right Rev. Bishop Whelan's notice In the rres-
wa" aaS Ir sse DIRECTRESS OF THE ACADEMY OF
MOUNT DE CHANTAL. near wheeling, va.
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ABOVE his BCsISEss.-FREEMAS CLARKE,
Comptroller of the Currency, has written
very impudent letter to the Secretary of the
Treasury. He attempts TO make it appear
that Mr.. McCrLLocH is not fit for the high
Office ne fills
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IRE IN FAUQrIER.-W hear of the total de.
struetion By fire, on Monday last, of the resi-
a ace OF Captain j Blackwell Smith, near
marfenton, IN Fauquier county. IL was a
spaeions dwelling, but recently erected, and
tue loss is heavy. The furniture WAS mainly
saved The fire was accidental, and occurred
III The day time, but had. made large progress
18Th
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deneral Fttz,Joh Porter has been the
guest Of the Orleans princes In London,
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SPRING TRADE, 1866.

SHhlNU lhADJ, 1Coo.
HALL& HISON,
Importers and Jobbers Of
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, and WHITE GOODS
(atthe old stand of Thomas, Hughes CaldwcllD
No. PEARL OR FOURTEENTH STREET,
between Main and Cary, Richmond, Va.
We are prepared with large and elegant stock
of GOODS for the spring trade, and respectfully
invite an examination by our friends and the trade
generally. mn
AT COST! AT COST!!-Wishing to
N retire from business, offer my entire st3cs
of GENTS, LADIES', MISSES, AND CHlLDREN'S
BOOTS AND SHOES AT PRIME COST. My stock
having been bought of the manufacturers FOR CASH,
| am enabled to sell the CHEAPEST BOOTS AND
SHOES in the city.
notice, and avail themselves Of the above rare
chance of buying goods at manufacturers prices.
NJ l.. STRAUS, ls5 Broad street.
f. elm between Fifth and Sixth streets.
THE REMAINDER OF MY STOCK
offer al New York cost NJ L. STRAUS,
fa 2Its lS5 Broad street.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. SEc


VIZ EDDIN RECEPTIONaAN AM
w VISITING CARDS, and ENVELOPES, en-
graved or printed in the most fashionable style.
woODHOUsE q PARHAM,
Booksellers Stationers, and
Dealers in Piano Fortes,
NH 10 Governor street, near Main.
VIRGINIA AM AND OTHER LAW
GRATTAN's REPORTS. Is volumes.
LEIGH'S REPORTS. Il volumes.
ROBlNSON's PRACTICE new. 4yolumes.
ROBINSON'S PRACTICE (old). volumes
ROBINSON's FORMS new.
MATTHEW'S DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF vIR-
M9T'THEws' GUIDE TO COMMISSIONERS IN
CHANCERY, with practical forms for the dis.
HENYfNG AND MUMFORD's VIRGINIA RE-
PORTSr Condensed by MINOR.
TATE'S ANALYTICAL DIGESTED INDEX.
LoMAX's DIGEST. svo1umes..
LOMAX ON EXECUTORS. 2volumes.
TATE'S DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF VIRGINlA;
MAYO's GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES, with praeticai
PATTON AND HEATH's REPORTS.
JOYNES ON STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS.
HOLCOMBE'S INTRODUCTION TO EQUITY.
CODE OF VIRGINIA (lsso).
VIRGINIA CASES.
Several of the above works are now scarce, ana
as they become more so, the prices Will pc en-.
HANGED so those who want should secure,them At
once. WOODHOUSE PAhhAM,
Booksellers and Stationers, Governor street, near
Main. mn US
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NTERS' NATIONAL BANK,
OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $780,
8. C. ROBINSON, President.
]. NJ. GODDIN, Cashier.

TREASURY DEPARTNENT,l
Opp1cr OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, January 18th, 1895.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented TO
the untersigned II has been made to appear
that h THE PLANTERs' NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND" in the city, of Richmond, In the
been duly organized under, and according to,
the requirements Of the Act Of eH ss
cnred hy pledge of United States bonds, and
to- provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof" approved June Sd, 1854, and has com;
70 be complied with before commencing the bust
ness of banking under said act; con,ro,,oro :,
the Currency do hereby certify that " The Plan.
tiers National Bank of Richmond" in the city OF
Richmond in the county of Henrico, and state OF
Virginia, is authorized to commence the business
of bank ing under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand ana seal
of Off &c this 18th day Of January. 1855.
ISgAL FREEMAN CLARKE, Comptroller.
No / 62a-Treasury DEPARTMENT. ia 23-2m
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT

PAIN.-G. w. JONES, DENTAL SURGEON,
announces to all having teeth to be extracted that
after much difficulty and expense, he has secured 9
"NITROUS 0XYDE CAS-" now SO universally
and successfully used at the North, where, IN IN
surgical operations, there was POSITIVELY NO
PAIN to the patient; and as 1t Is ENTlKEL1
DANGER IN IT'S USE. To the medical Profession
of this city he offers his services when In surgical
cases an anasthetic may be needed All other
operations appertaining to his profession gently
and thoroughly performed.
Office on Main street, corner Of Sixth, opposite
Arlington House. fe lo-Sm
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SMUGGLING TO BE STOPPED.

The Secretary of the Treasury yesterday
received q telegram from the Minister OF
Finance of the Canadian Government, asking
that they be allowed 10 place officers n rail
way points on our side to examine baggage des-
tined for Canada; in accordance with which,
the Secretary tcegraphed the collectors of Gus
toms along the northern frontier to allow the
same to be done, rs it is understood that we
ha va similar privileges.
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THE FFSIASs

Secretary Seward is said 10 have assured the
English Minister that the Fenians will not be
the Government will issue a proclamation in
case of any violation of law.