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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

JENNY LIND--Ihe Charleston Courier learns
from letter recently written by lady in Dresden
that Madam Goldschmidt has no intention OF re-
surlng her performances as an artistic but will
merely lend her aid on charitable occasions. The
following is extract from the letter alluded to:
Last week the concert at which Jenny Lind
Goldschnidt was to assist took place. She was
enthusiastically applauded, but she looked very
thin and pale, and there is doubt that her voice
has suffered from her confinement 1t is true that
she came from her bed to sing at this concert. The
Lullaby (sViegen Leid or Cradle Song) was sung
with pathos and tenderness unequalIed. She
dressed in a white lace dress of immense va
lue, with set of diamonds most dazzling 10 be-
hold. shewiil sing again in February for chari-
table purpose"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

REINSTATEp.-We learn from the Washington
Star that Midshipman James G. Maxwell who was
recently dismissed from the Navy, has upon re-
hearing by the Secretary, been re-instated in the
service, aud ordered to the coass survey schooner
.'CraMIord.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

TrsyFR TO BE HuaG.-This man, the
If the old man Coleman in Ssal.ra-
TON il 10 espiata his crime the gallows to-day
DIV Jahnsor, having refused TO interfere with the
ssnfonee Of the Court by which he was found guilty
a1,,d sentenced TO deash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06
T.ppLIke.-There is scarcely a provision

IIPPLIEG.-IHtTeI IS scarcely a PROVISION
in the statute book mere frequently violated, than
that against tippling Yesterday, James Shinnick,
for selling ardent spirits in violation of law Ed
ward and Peter Dwyer both testified that they had
frequently bought liquor paid for it, and then drank
it in the house of the accused; and each of them
further alleged that he kept noisy and dsorderly
house. With this the Court fined the defendant $5
and costs, and then held him to bail for his future
good behavior which he viii of course forfeit if he
again eubarks in an Illegal traffic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06
CAWs, SAWS, SAWS oieyery descriI
~ ton Il uauEiaclureG and sold by


f9h between Main and Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
CIRCULAR SAWS Of aL sizes and styles, and
every otHe. etety SAWS that may he called for.
All saws s,sr4Frd T0LAND i BURGER, warranted
10 alye s1-seCton, if lot, being fairly tried, viii
be exctrussl OF The money refunded.
Stra:sg ps. Fe:Oothing and pairing OF ali kinds
cUuc az the Shortest notice.
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD TO produce q
Ctcu!a- SI-r, either large snail, that cannot
strs ghtsr matter from hat cause or how badly
il may have bslI sprung or bucked.
AHC!teuIa.s wa rented 70 run true. de l6-Gla
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06
/ EFY's CHEAP STORES, Is and

AI Main street.-Ladies you will find it to your in
crest te cal and look at my goods and prices before
purchasi9 elsewhere.
fancy dress Silks 75c., Brocade Alpaca fine goods
Sc worth 5nc.; French, Ems glish and German Mer-
nos; Giotn Clo.ks, all colors; French Merno Cioaks
richest syies brucads Slss, 81 dress, worth Sf0
embroidered and plain Grape Shawls S6 to $50; fast
cotora h.er-i&ack Pruts Shawls; Ehouse keeping
so@ks 81 eli aaGs i2i Linen and Cotton Sheeiiu gs
"a Bl4nsst.: Linen Dalnask Napkins; Towels; Ia
t1 t tiuthsi To"eing Diaper; pure Irish Linens;
iS' Negro Blankets, cheapest IN this city; ali kinds
Si heavy y go Clothing Give me trial is all ask
LEVY'S CHEAP STORES,
&c Il Is ana = vi sin street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

Within the jurisdiction OF the E0rsa Carolina
Conferences Of the III. E. Church there are 100 local
preachers, 28,237 white members, II ,656 eolorad
mernbers aad 221 Sunday schools, with '28 teach
ers and e,953 scholars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

FIEE.-Fhe dwelling house, with all its furniture
belonging to Alexander Hewlett, on Masonboro
Sound N. C., was consumed by FIRE last MeGaay
night Supposed TO be the WORK of an incen1iary.s y
Loss estimated 5000, upon winch there is par
t;al insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06
NEGATIVE ELECTRIC FLUID
~ SEATS FEVER ANTIDOTE.-Dr Maussenet

5: :
with the Fluid, and was introduced to DR.. Genaz,
Physician to the Mayo, and explained to him the
properties of the Fluid. He promised to try it.
saw him afterwards, and he said he had not believed
word said of it, and begged to be excused foa His
iucreduity. but now he was fully convinced; be had
tried the Fluid in all of and had been lit.
express his wonder and admiration; and hear he is
doing with it what no one can do, whatever may bo
his skill experience, without this invaluable renee
dy. A. MAUSSENET, N. D., ,i4'
Paris Feb 9tb 1853. Rue Rochepoupt A.
For particulars and proofs see pamphlets to be had
gratis of the Agents. 1gts 80 a fg.s8sG
Price Is cents and 81 per bottle For sale BY
ia 2-6t @ i PURCELL LADD &TCO g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

CosTfsuEp.-The examination of the me-
cro man Frederick. CHARGED with stabbing Barber,
was postponed yesterday for teu days longer, Or.
Cal,ell being yet unable to live any epnion Is 70
he result OF The wound, which is SAID to be very
dan yeraus one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

GEN. RuFUs WELcH.--The Philadelphia papers
mention a report current in that ciy that this well
known gentleman died few days ago at New Or
lpans where he had been ont visit with his Hippo.
droire AS the report ari2inated at New York and
has rot been conf tned by later advices from New
OrIeans, i. Is supposed to beunfounded
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SlA EllAsD DOLLARS MoRIH OF

MUST BE SOLD IN SIXTY DAYS.-The subscri-
bers have IL store, of their make, recently
ceived. fifty thousand dollars worth of seasonable
ready made CLOTHING heavy winter goods, of all
qualities coiorg, cuts kinds prices and thing
ascertain, they must be sold If you in want of
any kind Of clothing, from negro suit at S. to q
spit Of fine twiled French cloth at S75 come to No
l02, and your wants shall be supplied.
KEEN, CHILES l. BALDWIN.
81 duZ heavy wool SOCKS de 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

Capt. Mckay. the builder aud owner OF the
Great Republic, has issued orders for immediate
preparations to be made for the laying of keel Of
another vessel, 10 be built precisely similar in
every respect to the plan of the one destroyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

Washington Irving, who has returned TO his sea
on the Hudson, ipexceilent health, after spendin.
the summer and autumn with his TREND, the Hon
John p Kennedy in Virginia, spreparing foI i'm
rnediare publication, the concluding volumes Q6tt
and f7th) Of the revised and Uniform edition OF hi,
works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

Coanterfeit fly dellar bills on the Bank Of Ham
burg s c., are in circulation. These who have oe-
oilsion to handle money of that denomination, are
requested to look ont for them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

TAKE 1T. SLoWLY.-John Lindsay had q
small fne booked against him. because Lis hofsS
and wagon was drivea aniawfally last up Maia
street, on the ID Inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

Col. Chew's tavern, in Upper Marlboro, Nd,
was burned down last Saturday The property
belonged to Capt John Brooks, ana was insured in
the Fire Insurance Office of Alexandria for $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

SENTEscnp,-Jmnes Cloagh, the man recently
convicted OF murder in Massachusetts, has beer
sentenced to be hung on the asth of April next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

Pop CRacKnns- Charles j. Regnault was
fined by tie Mayor for firing pop crackers Ia tsse
street On Christmas eve.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06
pARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, AT

- GOLDSMI1'S Cheap Store, No. Al Main st.
As the holidays near at hand, persons who want
great barssins i'll Dry Goods, have only to cali en-
GOLDsAllT, as he IS determined not to stand on
profits Mouseines, Calicoe. Irish Linens, Raw Six
PiaIds Blankets, Comforts ClOsks Shawls, Cottons,
Lindseys, Collars. Chnsettes. Bands Flanuels
Quilts FfDses, Gloves Diapers. Napkins Silks, Ne
Iinoes Checks Bobbin Edgiugs, Swiss and Cambria
Edgl1ss ana lnsertings, and numerous other goods,
which will be offered at low prices. de 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

TYroGFArHIcAL.--TAe Typographical Society o
Charleston celebrated It's thirty h anniversary or
the 3lst ult with great spirit and hilsrtsy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06
NJ W. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and

NJ ". NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and
4Ns sDealer in Fashionable Ready Made CLOTH
ing. i35 Bfoad street Richmond, keeps constantly
hand and for sale, a fufl assortment of GENTLE
MEMS READY MADE CLOTHING Of every de-
scrIption, Also, beautiful assortment of Cloths,
Cassime-es aud Nestings, which will be made up
order the shortest notice and on the most accom-
modatng terms, and in manner which cannot be
surpassed by any other establishment in he CITY,
Citizens and strangers respectfully Invited to call
as feel confident that | can give the most perfect
satisfaction.
All kinds of CUTTING done and warranted TO fit.
FURNISHING ARTICLES, of all kinds, for sale
at a reduced price oc 5-5m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

mr. Jas Bridge, associate editor OF the Jersey
City Mirror died Of apoplsxy last Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

We call the attention Of housekeepers 10
the advertisement el Gen Richardson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

DEcLTHEs.-Hon S. RsHeher declines the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor ofNorth Carolina.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06
BrDR c.sB. BRAsnxRD-p,- e...--.-z.-


, uYrDR 10 b. BRAlNERD--Ds.e ee1m--. -.
III sfnsa,asd e !hs Ezsh.nss Hotel un sssssds1
Ny stay will be short, therefure gIsf All j.. -.
lreatment apply at once. CORES poud snts ~ ~
dressing mo- pSstp0sd boz 7ef New YOfS ifv .ess
,ss1ns is nasIs ef Their ease, And whether tfs sys-
ous prominently or is sunken-can. fpy fsse aollsSs
Obtain advice or treatment for ten dusra n rhieH
case the pay for advice win be deducred. The oot
Iavofsety considered. rs is u s aFas.s sIa'Gs-
BsAIsEs sp has restored persons to perfeet s;.ht
70 cases OF partial aud total bIiDdness, of from m
weeks to % ysafs standing by from 10 secorsas "a
minures by scientific method Of hie own
discovery, without cutting, pain or wAsh = . 20
Ur. b, has also cured cases Of infiammsA;ou of -
rous and agsrayaed grades pain from an intolerance
OF hghf farsg htedness lcss of sight from sse ~
pear7sisbseeness. All Of which have rsmsinsd per-
manent to the present moment = x@@I
For EbEndaDt evidence OF the facts stated. Yefars
ence may be had TO statements Of persons treated
and published In the city papers. Many Of thess
NJ. ef each day-at which hours, Dr B. viii perfbrm
experiments on the worst that may by present
ed. Ladies' and gentlemen are invited to call and
witness the experiments. T'7
P. s. See notice above for hours aud days. Those
who de not DR.. BRAISERD within the time stated
may fa.i TO see hfm at Alt Se ja2-6e ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06
THE DAILY DISPATCH.

r7r The circulation of the Daily Dispatch exceeds
considerably that Of all the Daily papers of Richmond
c.Snbiaed c a. ss5a zaae sss ST. HEH.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

Ice EMBARGo-The ice in the Potomac has laid
an embargo on the regular transportation of the
mails, north and south. We learn from the Alex
andria Gazette that the mail bags lie in heaps in
Washington, waiting for means of transportation.
Every occurrence of this kind will show the neces-
siiy OF more certain mode of transportation and
travel than we now have during the winter season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

" coo S.-Just received, per
~ Adams * Co.'S Express
ntisuta iialds aud t!aid Raw Silks
fsea "a Pi1lH De LANES, all coiUrs
TfsLt& NefHacs aud Velvet Ribbons
l.sEe LAd Mugia Sleeves
ats.En Lace and Jeconet Collars
'iia thD Printed flannels tUr children.
- "l-t L ne call the attt ptiCu VI the isdi3H.
WARREN & PERKINS,
tS' No. I4I Eagle Sguare
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MERCHANTS' ACCOUNT B.OOKa

w AND STATIONERY FOR THE NEW YEAR.
JAMES WOODHOUSE, Eagle Square, has for sale,
and manufactures to order at low prices, Blank and
Mercantile Account Books of all kinds. suitable for
merchants banks factories, railroad companies, insu-
rance Offices clerks of courts nc. y ~
Also, for saeBills of Lading, Bills of Exchange,,
Presses Copying Books the best black red and COPY
ing Inks Gold and Steel Pens, Whitney's Patent
Inkstand and other kinds, Bankers Note Cases. En-.
velopes Portfolios and Elotters, Twine, Wafens and
Sealing Wax Together with extensive stock of
Foolscap, Letter, Wrapping and Note Pspers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

John Parker, an old merchant of New Bedford,
Mass Is dead.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Yesterdays Enquirer replies to an article in the
Wing of the previous day, wherein the proposi-
ton tor tie purchase of Mount Vernon is regard
ed simply as a question OF dollars aud cents. The
Egcuirer is averse to lavish expenditure of the
public money, but has "no sympathy with the
economy inculeated by the Whig" An expendi-
ture which gra;iies the nobiest aspirations OF the
soul, is as good economy an outlay on works OF
Internal Improvement. tits well occasionally to
pause in cur eager pursuit of physical ease, and
from our abundance to set apart some tribute to
the virtues OF human nature
The Whig has something to say about the oppos-
ing factions of the Democratic party. We quote
the concluding paragraph:
Notifying as may be the avowa tcan no longer
be concealed that Gen. Pierce hasnot realized the
expectations ot large portion OF those who voted
for hiin--he has moi been true to the Platform on
which he was nonainated-he has repudiated the
best and coalesced with the worst factions OF his
own party;--he has proved himself to borrow the
words of d distinguished Democratic Congressman
from New York; wanting in capacity and hrmness
for lis otEce. Like the Prime Minister spoken OF
hy Boiugbroke, he grows less by his elevation as
a little statue upon mighty pedestal. The Judg-
ment which Milton pronounced upon Charles l.,
will lit him 10 +: Ia man Lelthef oy nature nor by
nurture wise"
The Penny Post gives a brief history Of the
Turks Not less than one hundred and fifty years
ago the down hill march OF the Turkish empire
commenced, and from that time to the present is
decline has been gradual, but as certain as the
march OF destiny. From present appearances
however, Turkey, if she falls, means to tall glori
ously.
The 5fail defines lis position the suall-note
question 1t is not to be considered an advocate CT
asnallnote currency butit are to have It. let it
be safe and reliable one. 1.-THE present law will
not he observed it is the duty Of the Legislature at
once to repeal it--or else enforce it.
The BulLstin pays William Walker President
of Lower California 'the respect due to his posi-
tion, by stating the substance OF his inaugurai'-
This document has heretofore been laid before
our readers The Bulletin concludes that Wal
ker is a universal genius, but it is pretty evident
that he belongs to that class of men whom the old
proyerb exempts from the harzard OF fdrownins,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

Mr.. couldock has been performing al Hamilton
Canada West
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NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAM.
IN sHIp sT0CK.-ssuG 10 Ss,s 500 of tsas above
stock (which haa paid abuus q per eeas dividend Id
tho last o uioatIs, for sala by
Ia JkE4A Cd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

SVlA WATER, PORTER, ALE, &c.
= ~! tHb-c;l1er begs leave to return his thanks
- .-s ~efai patronage hc has received ard soiicis
ltfe- l. has just returned from the r orfh,
~. -' 1ls made extensive purchases, and is PIE
iHts.Aht htLfliIA ALE 1ad PORTER lie feels
''1' ~ lg"ai The seven years eXperieuce he has
~ -- ~ ' Fnsiut IS, that ne is fully competent TO
&'she'=ege as good articles ii his line as can De fur
81. BiCCOkJACk.
"r No SEp Hroad -
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BCRGLARY.-Yesterday morning, at an
early hour, the shoe store of Mr. Frederick w.
Bass on the north side OF Broad street few doors
west of 5th was broken into and robbed of boots
and shoes to the value of Sl25 To effect an en-.
trance, the burglars had to force two doors which
they did by means of crowbar, or some such in
strunent; and after getting in and finding that no
one slept there, they had nothing to do but help
themselves and then leave. The loss is heavy one
for Mr.. Bass, who is a new beginner, and we trust
that the burglars may be detected and the goods re-
covered s-- -a--
An effort also made, on the same night to
force the lock on Mr.. s. o. Fishers door, but fortu
nately for him it failed. ---~
The watchmen, we understand, think this robbery
must have been committed between 4 o'clock and
day break, they were in that neighborhood about
half past o'clock, when everything was perfectly
quiet. -
An attempt was made to enter the third house on
Broad street. but this too failed from some cause or
other
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

ANER COATS. Our steck OF OVER
NJ COATS islarge. aud va will seil them very
selves. "a
ia 9.MERCHANT 4 WEISl0EH
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S3a3 FOR SALE--A Lot near Manchesy
- - 5ss containing acres, on which is large ruG
eL-f -i Dwelling, Ia thorough re pair with an ex-
6--' 6rr' = eHel, se5vania' house, stable, carlisse
80 a~- eNtty convenience and comfort q family
- - sf@'[f Ilis io1 affords an excellent garden is
i1A Hgti5hY. s&oE}s excellent wafer, and from
r. ~ IS : : NJ tad commanding view cf the city OF
" enc. Terms accommodating Applv 10
- TOLFR 4 COOK Agents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

SEAyEs IN THE PooR HousE.-We learn
ed from Mr. Michaels yesterday, to our sur
prise, that slaves were sometimes sent to the Poor
House by the Overseers of the Poor, to be taken
CARGO at the expense OF the city Mr. NJ, in ex-
planation, says, it isno uncommon thing to have
both the owner and the slave under his care at the
same time, and gives as reason for it, that per
sons owning old negroes, in order to get rid of
them, sell them for mere song to some poor des-
ttute creature who, in the course of time, has to
flee TO the almsouse for the necessaries of life and
by consequence the servant, who has become help.
less must be taken there also prevent starvation
AS soon as these facts were made known to tile
Mayor he turned to the twelfth section OF the one
hundred and third chapter of the Revised Code
and read it, requesting Mr.. Michaels to let him
know whenever another case of the kind should
occur that he might protect the city against such
lmpositions. The section reads thus: 5.a
''lt any person emancipate slave who is likely
TO become chargeable to the county or corpora
tion, without making adequate provision for bis
support, and such slave becomes so charoeable
the overseers of the poor shall provide for his
maintenance, aud charge such person or his es-
tate quarterly or annually, with sufficient sum
therefor, and may recover it from time to time by
motion in the court of such county or corpora
tom
The character of sale spoken of by Mr. Michaels,
is nothing more nor less than an effort to get rid
OF supporting the slave in his old age, and we have
no doubt that such is the construction that will be
given it by all the Courts in the Commonwealth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

.I.an.-..E III EIHEs % EHss mxxn snrxnx. a1neS.
sbeis "a nsn shsrssdia sEass DrDpsrsos. ~ RI
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nUCKsTERIEG.-Iheh hsh case against JOs.
sharpley was concluded yesterday, after Mr. Ellis
produced to the Mayor the pass given to the negro
fellow George Washington by his master, to bring
hsii. fowls, &C., to market and sell them Without
other evidence, this simple fact would have satisfied
the Court that the fish purchased in the city by
! the defendant, and not consigned to him from New
henf, az be stated The Mayor received the cir
curnstances as well the evidence in this case and
gave the huckster to understand pretty clearly thar
in future they would find some difficulty in eyadins
the ordinances and nonopoising the necessaries of
lie Tor speculative purposes. Such transactions
are IN direct violation of law, and would be broken
up II possible, He therefore ordered that the two
cart loads OF fsh should be coniscate TO the city,
and the defendant pay fine OF s and costs .s.'ss
4 we are glad that the Mayor decided this case in
behalf OF the city-not that we desired to see Mr.
Sharpley lose his fish and his rnoney-but because
our markets are SO completely under the control of
iucksers that the entire community is made to su-
ter BY it, So thorough is their organization, and so
perfect their drill, that persons from the country
with poultry, &c, never think of making sale of any
thing they have until the price is set by one or more
OF these spectators. For this reason we have al.
ways insisted on the citys giving all necessary faci-
ftes to country persons to sell their products free
OF charge and we would even go farther, and efter
them premiums for attending the markets and act
ing their own salesnen. a $50 3 ~ .ita
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Gzs FOR RENT, by tie day or week,
Ai the .arze ROOM over my store, for the sale Of
Fg.t:nzs 2uJfs, &c, at auction. The room is very
v,r.Isu.ttd, lsglus shelves, gas fixtures, &c.
m y ELIAS HALE, l06 Main ST.
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! ron AND oIEEL STORE

hon AND STEEL STORE
lEugtsi IR0E
ljJ t.l. ifsdeEar do
S~rt dos Do
tConGtcy 30
fa+o,- Eaylo.1's cast III ard Oct4gon STEEL
N 3sh btststed do
, a htEr:icsu do do
rese1.n and are = 'au Sheet Iron .s
[s,l5c, epe tef, B3oct Tin. Tin Plate
IA I-.s oi LeGd and + all Rods. For sale by
70 - EDWIN N0RTHAML co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

T FOR T-1'he small brick
e. HOUSE ou 29,h street, Church Hill, ut present
o~r,.pied 9y Ir Robert Currie. Possession gwen in
- g,vs Suply TO TOLER l. COOK,
s.I Pearl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

AlRh FINE HAVANA CIGARS
- LOU extra fne Havana Cigars, 1abanas. Lu
AS*ah , Ealaila, sutsna, aud other brand-
s'' 4VS V'p GigafE, # medium quality for sale by
6aao PURCELL, LADD l. Co,
- Druggists, 81 Maia ST,
IOLlAs, FLUTES. AND ACCOR-
DEQAs--Aiso. Fiutinss Violin strings. In.
so,1s Beoss Desks, odor Cases. and general as-
H., s.l' oi fsrtunlery, Soap, Combs, Brushes &c.
ELIAS HALE, 1866 Main 1T
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E@ FOR RENT-My residence at the
E5".tt ~ar1erof 81; aud Nam street | vii! rent it
1-rr1.qc1 O geaIee family foI four or SIX months
r d-s.srf IGr 81 A MORRIS