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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-11

nRESS GOODS.-DRkSS GOODS AT
IL A SACRIFICE AT No. 500 BROAD, CORNER
OF SIXTH STRkET.-ln order to close out tn
stock Of DRESS GOODS now on hand, notice ID
hereby given that from this date all such good,
will DO sold az a REDUCTION OF TEN PER
CENT. FROM THEIR COST. AS said stock con
sists OF variety OF RICH SILKS, FIGURED
FRENCH MERlS0S, and other DRESS GOODS
which were purchased at low figures, a rare op.
portanity is now offered to those IN want OF such
articles to purchase ct E&CEEplHGLI Low
PRICES. GEORGE :. VASHAN,
Agent for Z. Y. Cannon. Trustee
Ia T-Iv for w Polk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-11
Thu co,s,;,u,imaI Amendment.

ALBANY, N. Y, January lo.-The House
passed the CONSTITUTIONAL amendment to-day.
1t had already passed the Senate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-11

Election Of Missouri United States Senator.
JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, January LOO. d.
Drake has been elected United States Senator
from this State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-11

-ry RADICAL ATTEMPT TO wHlTEwAsH THE
RADICAL RIOT IN NEW ORLEANS.

TINS RADICAL ATTEMPT TO wHlTEwAsH THE
RADICAL RIOT IL NEW ORLEANS.
On yoluminous Is the testimony taken
~ the committee to investigate the New
orleans riots that il will require three
rrckS vet for the reporter to write his
NOTES and prepare the report of the CON-
,ni,ice to he ready for presentation 10 the
House. II is understood that as soon as
rrady II will be presented World.
II 4 asccrtaincd, on good authority, that
.he New Orleans Riot Committee will sub.
mil two reports, a majority and minority,
tho latter denying tho riots were brought
shout by any agency of the civil autho-
yity.
AZ UNCONSCloSABLE CONSCIENCE MAN,
claiming the name of Osterhaut, whose
Contribution 10 General Spinncr'S ICON
science fund " wasnoticed last week, turns
.a, to be a humbug rs well as confessed
,riTiicr, his check on presentation prov
worthless. The treasury detectives are
On his track, however, and General Spin
,er saws he intends to make him pay the
,2o0 which, according to his own state
mcpt. he has swindled the Government
on. o..-lIOrld.
BANKRUPT LAW.
From pretty general comparison OF
,.,r> among the senator's, il is understood
,ba, the bankrupt bill passed last session
IN the House viii pass in the Senate.
IMPEACHMENT.
The pressure against the impeachment
r~aiect is very great, and circumstances
are pouring in from all quarters by mail
and telegraph. The Judiciary Committee
will consider Mr.. Ashley'S resolutions
without delay. The deprccatory tone OF
the northern press has had salutary eff
feet here upon some of those who were
.r-iug impeachment merely upon political
PARTISAN iutcreSts.-W Washington letter.
THE CURRENCY.
II is the intention Of the Comptroller OF
the Currency 10 require the national
hanks TO keep the amount Of reserve OF
nwlnl money required toprotect their cir
culation in plain lcgal-tender notes, as the
..t Of Congress authorizing the issue Of
ruup0und-intercSt notes OF June 3, 1861,
,royidcs that such notes shall not he a
..eal-;ender for the redemption of any
bank of its circulating notes.
vICE-PREsIDENT.
4 successor TO NiCe-PreSidcnt Foster
having been selected by the Legislature Of
Connecticut, the Senate will probably, at
al carly day, proceed TO the election of
president pro ira., when it is thought the
choice will fall upon Mr.. Wade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-11

The Boston Post says that Fould has
financially fooled tie French,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-11

MILK FOR SALE.-A gentleman a
vi short distance from the city having more
SILK then is required for his family, would Ike
to se II abopt three gallons per day to hotei or
restaurant, or would not object 10 supplying Few
families In the same neigh borhood. Fer fuFther
infnrrna tim. anpIy al n Ii nflCs do s-u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-11

Factory Destroyed.
TRoY, n. Y, January lo.-The knitting
factory at Bennington Vt, was burnt last
night. Loss, sso,o0o-insured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-11

A LIE, PORTER, AND LAGER BECK.
n We are sole agents for the James River
Steam Brewery for this city, and are now prepared
to sell factory prices all OF the aboVe goods IN
whole, halves, and quarter casks The propfle,
to any ma 10.
iasL's A.Y. STOKES & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-11

TOR SALE, the GOOD WILL and
i FIXTURES of ono Of the most prominent bu:
s!aess houses on Broad street, specially adapted
for dry goods, clothing, or most any Kind Of bust
ness. Kent reasonable. Possession given lst OF
January il required. For particulars, apply at 4l'
Broad street de lbs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-11
BOOKS, STATIONERY. ETC.

NTOTfCETO STUDENTS AND PLY
IN SICIANs.-RAND0LPH & BN0LIsH, 1870
Main street. have received several hundred yo.
lumes MEDICAL WORKS, many OF them valua.
th:1 sost =" jalo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-11

4 successor TO Vice-Presidcnt Foster
having been selected by the Legislature of
Connecticut, the Senate will probably, at
al carly day, proceed to the election of
president pro i.H., when it is thought the
choice will fall upon Mr.. Wade.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-04

The RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE,
Situate At Riverside. Burlington County, New
Jersey. IL founded for the purpose OF eratuit-
eusly educating the sons of deceased Soldiers
and Seamen of the United States.
The board Of Trustees consist Of the following
we'll known citizens of Pennsylv snis aud New
Jersey -
HON. WILLIAM b. MANN.
District Attorney. Philadelphia. Pa
HON. LEWIS X. BKOOMALL,
Exchief Conner u. 8. Mint. and Recorder
Of Deeds. Philadelphia, Pa
HON. JAMES N. HCOvEL, New Jersey.
HON. w. W. WARE, New Jersey.
HENRY GORMAN, ESQ,
Agent Adams Express Philadelphia, Pa.
Or JOY, Coo 4 Co. Philadelphia.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
April lS, ls67.-Ofiice Of Internal Revenue -
Having received satisfactory evidence that the
proceeds Of tho enterprise conducted by the
Washington Library Company will be devoted
TO charitable uses, permission is hereby granted
to said Company 70 conduct such enterprise e.
empt from all charge, whether from special tax
or other duty. 4. A. ROLLINS,
Commissioner.
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AfUh MANHOOD:
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The engravings and Certificate will be dsliv-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-04

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All who try II express their surprise that 90 dell
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PIANO-FORTES

OkAND, Stli AXE AND JIlSlGul.
Which acknow lodged - be, by the lead
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The special attention or Dealers Teachers and 9th
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Prevention IL Better ahnn Cure.
DIR. IlCOREb'S
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CAM LOOMS.
TAPE LOOMS,
FOsA' DISCOVERY
FOR TINE MIR

poisonous preparations which do not accomplish
what they are advertised 10 do.
EOS8' DlACOvERY
Viii positively reproduce heavy and natural growth
Of Hair rpon tho.e Issts Of the head where Il has
fallen OF. asa Dressing, also, II cannot be sur
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or gunny, like many Of the vile compounds put be-
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Ell. TOSS, Esq, 10 fremont Row, Boeton, Macs,
after ming this discovery iour months. hsd
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Z,

WANIA W. fOs the pest 80 Year,. ana Il the,.tn,s
the pereou whom I'll Afflicted ahould corsr,t NJ me
svSt heard Of patient Of his not bcinS cnseS .ncs he
~ beep in this city, Hts reputaton kss yorchs.. N
sesioa, both here and abroad q being the mort sri
isd specialists here and thorough master 81 Al ~.
III deeeeee n al Others fall. domt n.svs;, ~
nm caN Tits oaly common occurrsncr ~sah HIM
% cuse oueh ea1o0. His rooms ase eens,eHs ~ ia1i
Nd Rsnsismen, and TIE most conn - n ~ ~.
YouNo Mns. Take Particular Notice -ncr4cr ME-
chow dev0tse much q bic tims 20 the t,.ssnsnt 81
1hos. carer csuesd By secret habit vhieh rrins boih
BODY and mind. unAtti the unfostnnss. ,rAivaSuaI
for either business or society. Tie cad sct Of these
early habits the exceeees Of rper yeas. e !" veak
O. the debilitsts the constitution des,ov ths nhys
cal and mental powers. diminish ana cuseehie the
natural feelings. ant exhaust the vitsl srsrUies az
manhood the pleasures OF life are ar,a6 eha nhiecf
Of marrag frustrated. and exis.epce ifscif recred
4 term Of nncessing misery andregret anrh re,sone
Especially those contemplating rnarriaye shosiA Inse
no time In making immediate apr icsfior. a. n, n
b. his new treatment. IL enabled 20 insure speedv
and perm anent cure.
Cons citations free andconndenttal. Ofee. No. ~
South Clark etHeet, Cor Monroe. hair h,uck nom
the Post Once. Post Office Eox la C,hscaro nj
once hours nom A. n. to p. M
Send for HE 'duide to Health, = published month
. free Of charge.
N. B:-Lediss,. sind for . descriptive circular q
Rsssass Hcmsdie, The bet peevsetye Of conceoeico
hnoWo. osatte Az oodsss0 fssso eAaeno0
The New York herald., 1867-08-02
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Admiral Tarrszut in letter 10 the Secretary of the
Navy dated Ch,roourg July 1s says he assumed com.
mand or tho European squadron the day before that
time The passage from New York to cherbours q hs
flagship the Franklin, was made in sixteen days under
very favorable circumstances. He found there Rear
Admiral Godsborough, with his flagship, the Color ado
Tie Capandaigua, tho Ticonderoga and the Froc on
the 10Gh Admiral Farragut report, the arrival OF the
United States practco ships Macedonian the snvan pab
ana the Dale The Shamrock and the Swalara were Al
Lisbon awaiting the Admiral's orders Rear Admiral
Godsoorough, having been relieved by Admiral Farra.
gut n on hts way home
The United States steamer Tuscarora in roua ont a,
the port Of Tahiti, Society Islands, on the tb struck
on reef AFTER throwing overheard quantity OF coal
sho succeeded in getting on, aud returned 10 the port
Her bottom was examined with o diving apparatus,
when was found that her damage was Slight She oss
repairs had been made she recoaed saod again foy
the Fejee Islands,
The New York herald., 1867-08-02
The Mark cts.

foKoHAnA, Japan, Jure I, 1857.
oar imports market leaves nothing reuort
our last The demand in shtngs continues about tc
same, but apprehension OF shipments from pro-
vents higher rates bong obtained. There yesy ts
demand for white shirtings musln and stocks in-
creasing Chinzes can be Quilted hut only at low prices
Cotton yarn 10 In tar demsnd aud almost every
description Of dry goods depressed We have change
report IN metals Sugar aul rico st heavy
rather lower No cotton al hand.
Ia tue exports since the 10Th OF May The silk arr
vals have been nearly picus and settlements
about the same leaving unsd stock OF 200 200 picns
We have no change TO report In prices small Parcel ~
hne Myoash H st being held at s9 aud from $3.50 ss7o
has been paid for best oner few piculs
0een se ed during the week 10 ill orders but buy
n, "e iva waauns Tor we new tea set,cments ABOUT Soy
metium, SIS a SO; fine, $50 sst; finest s35 $40
Freight 10 shanghae. per steauer-For SIR 81 SO bale
Measurement - per tons pes sailing vessel 81 80 81
sang sesse ~ e per steamer as per ION of cubic
Ies 10 san tfanclscolgh freight Sc IS per of 40
q os se1psr s4 ger 10 feet Eiehsnss Lon
doc, A. Ti4d q. I'D tinonths e. Bid a. 81: private
g. Gsd 80 Skd. doc. ts esd Is ts1d On Shanghae,
Buying y}els, selling, 3-sj. per Hoo - w.
The New York herald., 1867-08-02

anernriss a, an end The chief contractor and Super
;ntendent OF the works was In Valparaiso prepared
10 leave the day BY the mail steamer ior es
20 dismiss everybody close up the establish and
Get ont Of The d,lculty well when ha re-
ceived telegram from Cadsrs stating tha. the Baron
had arrived at Caao aud Gond soon be on hand With
funds. THIS cheering news has somewhat revived the
hopes Of those who ventured into the speculation and
It s thousht that the work will proceed 10 satisfactory
conclusion Several months OF ldeness and unceralD'
have scattered the men, and brought everything 70
stand st from which II will ba difficult TO start again
but If the Baron has the promised money, fs weeks
may suffice to set the establishment operat ION again
The past month has been occupied TO at extent in
religious festivals, processons, &c. The Ceremonies
attending the feast day Of Corpus Christi and of 81
dred years. sere OF very imposnr. character After
pro.racted religious exercises in tho cathedral image,
OF the saints were borne about the Streets surround,
By the priests with tapers and Incense and the VII
escorted by soldiery with sevef>i hands OF music An
immense hroDg attended the procession and fas, lion
able society turned out in gorgeous costumes as on
gala day.
The ruins OF the Church Of the Compania which xs,
destroyed by TIRE three four years ago. geher with
about threo theosand ladies' eeng removed
atory 10 laying out the grounds park. TIE clergy
desired 70 egSct another church the same yc but
public sentiment prevented u. In clearing awav the
rubbish great nuufser or skeletons a together
with fragments Of clothing snd other sad OF that
awful catastrophe -
There nothing Of Importance connect al with the
marketa Whest remained Al high pr ne Int this is
Attributable 10 domestic speculation and eannot be long
long maintained Questions for other ~rt,c,es do moi
vary materially from that given in the AzRslp not long
Stree.
The New York herald., 1867-08-02
G ENT RAJ AMERICA.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of TINE HseAlo.

PANAnA, July 20, 1867.
The Paname Railroad Company's steamship Salvador
which arrived here last night brough. the latest mails
from the Central American repablica There is no mail
from Nicaragua, the steamer not having touched al
Realeo her way down. in order avoid being quar-.
antned at Panta Arenas Cholera Is reported to con
tnue in Chnandega and other districts of MICA.
ragua although the port OF Realcjo said b. free
from that disease The steamship Moses Taylor of the
Nicaragua opposition line, loft san Juan del sur for San
Francisco on the 18th inst
The paers and letters received Salvador report
everything quiet IN Central America and contain NO
news OF sny special interest
Goneval A. Williams United States Minister 70 saliva
DOR . visit TO Guatemala
The New York herald., 1867-08-02
p E r u.
SPECIAL ctaarspcxuExct Or rSt HERALD.

Another Spanish scarc-Acfive Preparations
TO Receive Mendez Nuncx-The Fourth In
CniIao-IBternal improvements Before Con.
sress-A speck OF Trosbic Betwces Bolivia
aud Peru-Runors Of Pence from Chile
Cssrtesy Of Peru TO the United states Navy.
LIMA, July IL, 1857.
Zoe return of the Spanish s9uadfes to the Pacific s
'ne general topic OF the day with us a. present. In
walking aops us streets one hears the question argued
By oil kinds sf indviduas Every one thnSs THAI gov.
srrmen' has rsceysd much more positive ns,-s 10
sard V shAp known 70 w pubic, fSy after ~ ~.
The New York herald., 1867-08-02
THE Kew DOMINION.
From the Evening Telegram Of yesterdsy.l

IFrom The Evening Telegram Of yesterdsy1
Ottawa, August I, 1857.
The route OF tho fntercoloniai Railroad is under
discussion. Three lines are proposed, namely, the
frontier the central and The northern The nrst would
10 10 considered be open to the attacks Of an enemy
ara the raids Of late Confederate leaders cited az
evidence OF the possibility OF such aitacka The second
oute Is direct and less obiectionabs for military
rcA sons The Third indirect though safe The central
rou, therefore, possesses the most advantages and
will ~, bably receive the approval Of Parliament
The d. mnon Miniseers are assembling here for the
council 10 be held TO. borrow II will detsrmlno at
what time tie wrN for ne coming election VIII be
Issued.
The New York herald., 1867-08-02
ARREST OF AN Asscusuws BUFFALO MERCHANT.

BUFFALO August /, 1857
=. W. Patterson, prominent merchant here, ab.
sconded with the proceeds Of eleven boat loads Of corn
this morning, valued a about $50 0oo He was arrested
tbs afternoon. and United states bonds &C. were found
he amount stolen
The New York herald., 1867-08-02

Tire Feeling ia Chile On the Subject Of a Re
ncwal OF Kostili.ics-ActuaI state Of the
ncfcnccs OF Observation-Disclosures Good
Ee,-Thc Bare N de In Riviere Turns Up in
ERilno.