The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-25

| &C., and are agents for steamers X Roanoke, &c
Commission Merchants, corner of Cary and
| 18th or Pearl streets.
| Davenport, Allen g. Co, wholesale grocery
| dealers. and extensive operators in heavy pro-
| duce, and articles generally suitable Tor farm
ers and the trade, Cary street, corner of Cnry
and 18th streets.
| L. ID. Crenshaw s. CO.. wholesale Commis.
sion Merchants, and extensive dealers in flour,
| feathers plaster, and groceries generally, on
Basin bank near Warwick Il Barksdale's
large mills.
McGruder & Sens, wholesale Grocery and
Produce Dealers, iron and steel merchants. &c.
on 18th street, between Main and Cary.
| Bacon & BaskerviI, wholesale Commission
Merchants, dealing extensively in cotton, gro.
cerles, and heavy produce genel ally, corner Of
| 18th and Cary streets.
| Edwin " or,ham & Co., wholesale Grocers,
| Dealers in Lon, Steel, Plaster, Lime, &c. on
10Th, betwe cen Main and Cary streets.
4. $ Lee, wholesale Grocer ami Comm;s-
| sion Merchant. agent for the steamer City of
| RicLn.on', &c. Basin bank, North side.
Robert RANKIN, wholesale dealer aud Com
mission Merchant. deaIng principally in lum-
ber plaster, linz. cemenr, potatoes, &C.; also
agent for the s;earers tlrg mia and Pennsy.-
vauia, on the Dp,N ccrner OF 22d and Water
| streets.
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mission Merchants and Auctioneers, dealing
largely in sugars, molasses, cofees, teas, salt,
and groceries generally. on the corner OF Cary
| and lth streets.
c. L. Workman & Co, extensive dealers in
Bacon, Iron, Steel, and heavy articles, on 18th
street, between Main and Cary streets.
Medicines, Drugs, Paints and Fancy
GoodS.-Ii you desire good health, it is inp0r-
tant TO know where 10 procure good aud pure
| medicines, fer bad medicines are worse than
none at all We have eight or ten splendid
apoihecnry establishments in this city 10 which
we can with confidence recommend our friends
for the freshest, the purest, and the very best
medicines, and where can also be found many
fancy goods, suitable for presents, such US
odors and perfumes in boxes and bottles, pa
per weights, hand mirrors, snuff boxes and CT
gar cases, Tazors, knives, pencils, extracts for
the handkerchief, TONGUES for the hair, phi!i-
come, bandoiine, oi!etynegar, Areme de Perse.
ox-marrow and pomades, hair dyes, Indian
and bears oils, Maria Farina colognes, toi!e;
pow derS, tooth pastes, toilet and shaving soaps,
Eau illustrates, lip salves, combs, hair, tooth,
and nail brushes, &C., &c. These, anG a thou
sand other articles, can be obtained by calling
on
GA. Strecker, aIain street. opposite Old
Market.
Bennett & Beers, Main street, below 18th.
Thomas Z. Pace, No. 222, Broad street,
Shockoe Hill.
E.J. Picot, Nam street, below old market.
Ade & Gray, No. l47 Main, below 18th
street.
r. r. Dual g. Brother, Main street, corner
above the Baaks.
A. Duval, corner OF Main and 18th stress
B. Wood, (late Gaynor s. Wood Main
street. corner above City Hotel.
Purcell, Ladd s. Co, corner Main and 14th
streets.
w. NJ. Dade, Main street, nearly opposite
the old market.
Seabrook & Reeve, Broad street, South side,
opposite Ticheuor's coach factory.
Mrs. Ann B DAVIS Cough Elixir is for sale
by Bennett s. Beers, A. Bodeker, Charles
Beck, Charles u. Yale, and Mrs. A. B. Daw 3,
Main street, and Boucher g. Melton, Broad
street.
p. Horton keach. No. 81, Main street, is the
agen, for the sale of Cedar Tar, so celebrated
in the cure of consumptions, &c.
Groceries, Liquors, &c.-The holy day sea-
son creates an unusual demand for groceries,
liquors, &c. Hence, we are glad 10 have it in
our power 10 recommend our friends I o various
establishments where they will find genuine
articles at the lowest prices. II you want
good sugar, coffee and tea, or first rate bran.
dies, whiskey, rum, &C., &C., coll at the
stores of
George J. Herring, Broad street, ShocGoe
Hill, opposite the Rail Road Depot.
James b. Shelton, corner Of Broad aud Al,
streets.
p. Voolfolk, Jr., No. l30, Broad street.
Il. n. Burton, Main, between Ilth and 18th
streets.
William Taylor, Main street, just below the
Old Market.
William Eggleston, on l4th street. leading
to Mayo's Bridge.
Hulst s. King, Franklin street, near the Old
Market.
Wines, Liquors, Cigars and West India
Goods.-All these articles are in great de-
mand during the present festive season. A
very extensive stock of the most popular and
choice brands and varieties Of wines and Ii.
quors generally, together with groceries, can
| be found at the new store of Wills & 7 nm.
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