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* EIectioneerinx CbanIa,u.

The baltimore aiaericaa has some iust structure,
upon the custom of eleciionearins Tor rho Chan
iainey Of the House and the Sensse. 1t seems that
it has become a regular ysaetice for candid.
ates for the Chaplaincy t. besiege members Of
Congress with solicitations for their votes. and
use all the arts and inersues for success which are
common among professional politicians and spoils
seekers IL is even said that these gentiensen are
sometimes found In the bar rooms Of hotels, hold
ing the members by their buttons, ana praying for
ineir votes with quite as maeh earnestness and
sincerity as they ever exAseia in their prayers to
mgner Rower.s We concur with the American
III 'ne opinion tina. the Office of Chaplain to Con
gress ought % ea abolished, and the clergy of the
Ahststet efaos@ the duties, each serving for a
week,fhe present compensation for Chaplain to be
divided among them -.
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The LeRislatGre.


The number of internal improvement aud other
resolutions poured in upon the Legislature is alto
gether unprecedented. Our readers must have
been struck with this fact in reading the Legisla-
tive reports. Such an avalanche has never been
witnessed before. This is one of the fruits of BIZ
ennial sessoas The vast amount of unfinished
business Of the last session and the immense addi
tional aecumulations of two years are piled to-
gether In mountain heap upon the present Legis.
latnre. IT, in the brief period allotted for their de.
alterations, they can get through one hundredth
part OF the claims upon their energies, we shall be
agreeabiy disappointed. Thatthe will make eve
ry effort to discharge successfully their most one
rous duiiea we do not doubt but unless those d,,-
ties are performed in very superficial manner,
the unfinished business of the present session win
double that which was left as legacy to their sue
eessors by the last Legislature %ia., .44 tEg sfa
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England and the United States-Pr0test Of
the Central American Con-
gressiOnRI Affairs. 81 .

WASHINGTON, Dec 6.--Dispatches have been
received here from Mr.. buchanan, our Minister to
England, to the purport that England positively
declined giving any explanation in answer to our
demand concerning the alleged violations ofour
neutrality laws, by Mr.. Champion. f, as5
!, All the Central American Governments have
protested through their diplomatic agents against
the recognition of the present Ncarauguan Gov
eminent by Mr. Wheeler, u. s. Minister. These
Governments state it as their opinion that the
Government of Nicarauga will not last long. and
they declare their determination to eXtealinate
all foreign Adventures who invade their soil for
revolutionary purposes. .s., 50. .t.-
r Members Of Congress OF all parties are busy in-
terchauging views on the prospects of organizing
the House. but no caucuses have been held Tonight
From present appearances there isno chance OF
Immediate organizations
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, Dec 6---Senate--In the Senate
to-day, resolution was introduced callipg on the
President for information.
Senator Hunter thought the resolution uncalled
for as the Presidents Message would probably
contain the information called for. -
The resolution was laid on the table and the
Senate adjourned. ... los.
House-In the House today six ballots were
had and the last one resulted as follows:
w. A. Richardson, Ill., DEM. .............7
l.. ID. Campbell. Ohio, <abolition) ......... 46
+ n. p. Banks, Jr., Mass, Ok. ny ............2l
A. G. NJ. Pennington, n j., (Whig,. 20
Henry NJ. Fuller, Pa, (Whig). ......... .......221
John Wheeler, n. Y. (Dem) J.. .........13
Many scattering.
There appears to be no prospect for an election
this week. Many members wish to consult with
their constituents, as to the course they shall
DurSIe.
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THE DAILY DISPAICH.
rrss.v ne.r-s.w. December y 1890

kaneoes A ~ III Ii
~ ..h.s 81 shsnxa Ia thia sssritosy = wen esI
,..,..,.s -so awaken serious apprehenssons IN the
- 4 ar,oysfs q shs Union, md 10 aron'e 81
ss,..s,on ana saeers IN ever despotic Europe Inc
nee soil party have raised the standard o.
s,eed rebellion sgsnst the legal authorizes 2. -. s
territory, and Il win become the clear guy =. -.
Il s. Goyerument 10 array Itself on sne sss - M.
and order There 10 no medicine for moo ~
bh,s rlls The case nus, be met BY mos. aee'aea
treatment Tanpering or trffiins win IL nau VA
81 a. forv measures win only agsravate the eva
rr,a,lient applications win not extract tho poison
- .na.;ar rebellion II must be met with cantc-
- ..d the knife. The free sod ruilians who have
heen en,isscd. paid and commissioned to light the
.orch Of civil war, must be put down At once by
,hs .srons hand Of force, the fair structure of
our Federal Government win be speedily given 10
destroying flames. e. s, ~ E
Now il the time when we need at the head OF
national Affairs the iron will ~ well ~ tho patri
otto temper Of . jackson. The same decision and
Armness which he displayed towards the people Of
South Carolina, may now be appropriately exhi.
bitel towards the free soil eonspirators rebels and
bandisti of ISansas They must be crushed, and
that Instantly, the strife win spread from Kansas
TO every other State of the confederacy, until the
American Union is numbered among the things
that were. -! fes seq . 3
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rnrHoRA.sHc Nuv9
TrrH0RAcH1C MHWA
REPoRTED FOR THE DfsPATCh.
~s~,-.~e.,eo-eoenree-
sTND1T10NAL FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL or IN ST. LOU19
GREAT pEsrREc1IDNor QkAIH
TERRLBIsE EXpDCSIQN
In THE CnIMEA. %4~ss

NEW York, Dec. 1.-THE steamship st. Louis.
from HavTa via Southampton. with dates from Lon
don 10 the alst November arrived here this morn
ing Her advices, though not 40 late by three days
a. those By the Africa gfves s4xnc iteus not sHes
ded In the Halifax dispa tches Of the Afrcas news;
rKUM THE -CR1MEA
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION. a sai szssss
Three magazines, belonging TO the French artil.
lery. at fnkerinann, had blown up and killed ~
men and officers, and wounded 100 men and III
officers The magazines contained 30O00 killo
gramnies Of powder, GO0,000 cartridges, and 500
charged sheiIs--the whole of which exploded i I
g GREAT DESTRUCTION OF GRAIN as.
An allied fotiila, sent for that purpose, had de
stroyed immense quantities of Russian grain, on
the coast of Cries kechair. The grain was pack.
ed In six tiers and extended for two miles, along
the coast Is was intended for the Russian army
- ~ IL FRANCE. KS 3 1ssss sg2s NJ
A terrible fire had occurred in Paris, destroying
the Government bakery. with 2s,000 quintals OF
corn, and an equal quantity of -four and biscuit.
re !. .tjsssxs RUSSIA assa5. g&ss's . E'ssa9 9f
The Gear has dismissed Prince Menschikoff
from his position as Chief Of the Staff and ap-
pointed Gen. Aldenburg in his place. Es =
Gen. Mowriaeif had been SO depressed in conse-
qnence of his defeat at Kars, that he had become
in his stead. srss p as! .+eS 9 "a s t}t s-f ~ =
THE WRECKED SHIP AMERICA.
The ship America. Capt. Perry, of Baltimore,
bound from Trapahi, Sicily, to New Orleans, with
salt, which was wrecked in Gibraltar Bay on the
18th October, had been sold by the underwriters,
and gotten off the shore by the purchasers.
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4 sORANTHlAN HALL.
~ PROGRAMME OF
MADAME CECILIA YOUNG's
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL,
CONCERTO
ON MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 10Th.
~ift- ASSISTED BY
THE FOLLOWING TALENTED ASTTSTEs,
afs5A - --------a Fe &
ROBERT HELLER, 80
- $50 GRAND PIANIST.
SENIOR CARLOS MAHR, ..s5g77 - ..t.5 +
ts''s4 THE CELEBRATED VIoLINrsT.
~ > 7"~-' 80 Part L. 1tF{I 4ss ass
|. Grand Duo Coneertani for Piano and Violin: psr
formed by Robert Heller and Senior Carlos Mahr
g Grand caYatna from Attlla'' Data qussto Verdi
=" Madame Cecilia Young <s
g. Grand Fantnsia. From Sonnambula. =. .Thsiberg
. -ls+&t = y - Robert Heller. -
10 NATE hearney Ballad.
-%-SEA Madame Cecilia Young.
s. zzs-ss gsf1 Part II. :;4
s. Grand Solo and Brilliante Variations, for Violin
/" .1%5lrJ r. David
Senior Carlos Mahr r. ss
6. Eckerts Swiss Song las sung by Madame Sontsg)
.je3i Madame Cecilia Young
T. Nocturne Ne. 2Vase Brilliante Maxurka Josephine
composed and performed by Robs Heller.
8. Ssyournure Daliss. Ballad
ia IN Madame Cecilia Young.
9. Der Himmel hat erni Thrane Geweint, with Via
lin accompaniment. ............ .Kuebsf
Mad. Cecilia Young and. Senior Carlos Aahr.
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Rsceipes gwen through all the above names sss
and ~ charge wads for FerHayasHg ivossss .,s.s
attention. Tobace0nist wonld oenssit thsif -
sAippias thseash thid Has. - Y = sAsspss -
= b. i. aRIDovOnn 4 co. Asssa
{ snoH I17sf or he Docb, kiehaaeaa, -.
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THiRD SUPPLY OF THIS SEASON 9. s. At

THIRD SUPPLY OF THIS SEASON At
4 the new store Of Il. CAMP CO.'S rs Broad
strcet--We beg leave TO inform tho ladies Of this
city and surrounding country, that we are now pre-
pared aud Offering the greatest IN our
limo ever before offered in this market Our stock Of
goods lust suitable for the consists Of Ladies
Dress Goods; Fancy Goods; beautiful English Mcrines
at 25 cent? nice Musiins, plain and figured at the
lowest prices. Also, handsome Embroideries ana
Trimmings all styles, such ~ Plus Moire Antique
add yevets can't be surpassed in price nor qnalaty
Call soon and be conyHced and We confidently believe
that you can't help from buying them.
: no 80 ~ E.CAMF W.
WTNTER, SOLAR SPERM AND LARD
w OILS--3aO0 gallons Bleached Winter Solar oiL
Aiso sporn, and Lard Oil. Of best quality for sale sy
PURCELL. LADD co..
de4 Druggists, % Main street
S,HINGLES, sHINGLES.--I23.O0 900 %.
- perior Cypress Shiagl@s; 10000 No ! Hssn
shingles daily expected, and for sale low from -
wharf. Persons in wsnjwonld do well % CAL sae
Iexvo their orders EDWARD T. DuDLEi
no Is 10th st.. between Main and Frsnkhs.
linen TTAND1xK 6C H1kFs.-We hs,e
La { largo assortment Of Linen Cambria, Gra1 II
ncu, Heanstich<d and Embroidered hdkfs tho ehesP
est ever offered IN this market.
i a. ssss@sss sssS = Is = i99 Breed street
TEI3syyVEfY 5T17s--NRIDlsFOkD Is
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~ Rockbridxe fyn ), Alum Pille, "a,

a. ROckbridge Val Alum Pills, for the
of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, the Diseases OF
Females, and General Debility, prepared from the
Mass obtained by evaporation Of the Water 1t the
Rockbridge Alum Springs Va esa a4 8
The Pills, possessing in concentrated form all
the virtues Of the celebrated Rockbridge Alum Wa
ter have been found singularly successful in curing
the above diseases, and Is neat and convenient
thod of securing its good resalts II 40 o2 g
Price = 90. Also, ROCKBRlDGE ALUM MASS,
for sale in any quantity by ssg "a sssssssssst IA
BENNETT L BEERs, Dnsssts, -
Sole Agents for the sale of the Roekbridge Alum
Water, Pills and Mass. Terms cash. no So-lm
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BOARDING
consequence of tho dealt

NOTICE.-In consequence of tho death
of Josiah Wills, ESQ.,. of Norfolk, and certain bu-
siness relations between all of my real estate Sit
uare the city of Richmond, will be offered for SALE
under the deed of trust about the LIST of January
unless by arrangement between the parties interest
dence on Church Hill, fronting on Grace street, is
desirable piece of property in perfect repair, and
beautiful shrbbery and garden There FIVE ether
lots adjacent fronting Grace street, and others
fronting on Broad street Persons desiring to pur-
chase will please call and wee tho property. Refer
is made to Messrs. Goddin AppeIson, Joseph
Mayo, Esq. EDWIN FARRAR. =
mn I5-dEcIm 7-'
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- aeaaE6a dire As&ssHsg esaa s8aaaaa sassf
~ saaafsmss -! gssss .saaa5 ssss#s u 4 lea5 ts
.a@.s9xgs4m ssaasga
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Bursting of u Steam Fire Engine.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 6-The boiler of the steam
fire engine exploded in the street yesterday, while
being worked for the inspection of committee
from Chicago. The engineer killed and two
Dersons wounded. ~ --.- .-1e
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gv-Specfal Noeices..Es y. Geek Il Cos
AuctonYers ssk tbs attention II thu public 10 fheil
sale Of apd Kitchen Furniture this day 81
10 QssQek l92 Main Arrest, OVER the shoss Of Jt
kstua9H so ..s NJ q -. I. Il 4 IL &c Z
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n DID FEE LOW ., Ill A l. L..
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK BUT TWO IN
.sfs e RICHMOND OF
DR.. Beale's Grand Illuminated History Of
sgzx DIR. KANRsS 80
ARCTIC EXPLORATION
3tna s9ba - TOGETHER WITH
aiax ~ ENGLISH AND DANISH
= SEARCHES FOR SIR JOHN FRANKLIN
WITHIN THE FRIGID Z0NEt
In connection with which will be exhibited At each
sIEGE AND B0sIBARDNKNT OF
.SE TOP OIL
Executed by the great American Artist, GEORGE
HEILGE, Esq, Of Philadelphia. :,
y Exhibition every evening At a O'Clock, and
Wednesday aud Saturday afternoons At O'clock
e TY-Tickets IS cents. Children Ia cents.
Doors open one hour previous.
> The Panorama win positively close on Saturday
night Dee I'D aud open in Petersburg ct Mechanics
Z Hall, on Tuesday night, Dec. Is.
no IS - D. C. LA RUE, Agent.
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-
'as CF The Poetry of Physic.-.Aycr,s Pills,
glide, susarsod. the palate but their energy
on the very foundations Of disease There are thou
sands of sufferers who would not wear their dstem-
pers if they know they could be cured for Is ctsty
Ayers Pills and you will know it. .Ce 7,s5t =
Purify the blood and disease will be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities and you are
cured already. =, s. ftsa an, 81 5sssf ss.n
digestion, Weakness, Headache, Backaehe Sideache
Janndice Rheumatism, Derangements of the Liver,
eases which purgative remedy reach fy before
them like darkness before the sun. eg sst5 81
Reader if you suffering from any of the numer-
has been provided for you and it Is criminal to neg
lect it. son - sAattts !, -
4. That AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL 10 the best medi-
cine for aCough iskpownt the whole world and that
AYERS Pills the best of all Pills, known to
those who have used them. Fam s..tEg ~ 3sealst f=
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER, LOWELL Mass, and
sold by PURCELL, LAID Co, Wholesale and re-
tail, Richmond, Va s'' no 50eod&c2m !
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fs7- U0ecial Noeice..-1 aslk afeonftnn q
- sale q Clothing, Dry Goods noofs. ShdA &c,
a. ~ = u o'clock. R~cAuT li.'ass.,
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u Furs, Furs.--I have just received a
fresh supply of ladies' Furs such yictorines Capes
and Talna, which i am selling very low Ladies
would do well to give ma a cali at the Premium Hat
Store, No. 2o7 Broad street, doors from Brecden.
Fox Co. 1919. :.
no H-2wk &$tS a@sA4sf@ RICHARD MOORE.
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Ansuselnentsr In the (;isy,

There has certainly been NO enterta;,u,.,,. :.
our city for many years which has proved as Al,
tractiye as Dr.. Beales grand illuminated
of Dr.kane's Arctic Explorations An exh,h,o,,
which will draw crowds every night for mont,
must certainly possess rare faseinasions 1t re-
hects credit on the good taste and Intelligence O
our community that spectacle which combine,
instruction with amusement should command ia,
more popularity than one of mere amusement
however excellent in its way. We eheerfulIv com
mend the Kane Panorama to all in our cty WIN
have not yet seen IT, if such there are, and to otbo,
communities in which it will soon be exhibited i,
IL splendid painting, doing full justice to It's sub
jeet Its enterprising proprietor, and the liberal
and courteous gentlemen who are engaged i'm its
exhibition. deserve the encouragement and support
OF the public.
The Marsh Troupe, whose performances have
just closed in this city, has not drawn n. ,,rye
houses - was Anticipated. Other enterta;.m..t.
seemedto command a much larger share at r.onuia >
favor. No doubt, with less Competition. n world
have been more attended. Little George NAIL
y certainly worth seeing. ''''
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond NIarkers.I Dec. 1ith. 1855


sFLpUR.--The market for the week has been firm,
with limited transactions, because of the very limit.
ed stocks The earl part Of the week it nearly
swept BY shippers. at $9750%s87k for Superfine and
none can be bad AT lower figures Some dealers have
stored, 70 await further Developments There arc
City Miiis Flour never stranspires here We quote
for home consumption to the trade Suparfhe &9.75
6$ie: Extras &les50zbfi HI smiiy 81 5GG$l2.
TOBACCO hs.receipta of old Tobacco have been
very light for the past week aud prices shade hight
err We qnote inferior Lugs at $47505. 25a good ISL
a$6.. Common Leaf 81 25Gs; good $85oda5o.-
No fine Shipping Man afacfuyiaa In market. Some
new loose Lugs sell at S25Cd5 Is Leaf $5032i j.
WHEAT.-The market ID dull. Indeed, the scar
city OF money depresses the Breadstus market In all
the cities. On Tuesday there was decline of cts
and Wednesday further decline of 5 cents. To-day
there lisa decline of cents in red Wheat, owing to
the large of that description. We quote good
to prime red, So 2o5; good to prime white 81 10 to
$2l5. Market hnguid. Receipts last week about
5000 bushels. 4F sf-s -
Observation-Disclosures 4ol 94I4 cts demand fair.
Cincinnati 40 to 41c. cash
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Reported by JohaA. Lancaster & Son, ceek ending
December 9Th, 1855. ee.,s
Virginia 6per cents, 81 years to rum sales at the
Treasury z;ges5s n I'd stt-st-s "@ ~
Virginia per cents shorter dates sales IS to 81 and
E interest f-',t. sys... Il i Isl as5 *.
Bonds guaranteed by the State sales 92l and int.
Richmond City Bonds, last sales IS and int. g.ss
Virginia Bank Stock. par $40, last sales 20. Ia
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales = 100. .
Exchange Bank Stock none in market.
Virginia Fire and Murine Insurance Stock last sales 49,
Richmond Fire Association Stock par B20-sales SO.
tichniond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock, last sales Is. slsa.. ,ls- sEz. - s1
Virginia Central Railroad Stock last sales old 49, new
S. ESH@ 9 ''f- '.l.sr..s z.x5 +. Il. 80
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock last GALES 80
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock last sales H.
james River and Kama W ha Stock, sales l2l.
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sf3hSs egs eessses US sss.ss -yasisaNas4H 3
6 aia stlg 81 i.gs ri BIS saie4sasasss - 81 = =
.sAe
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Reliable True and Natural-beyond all question the
BEST-neyer fades or fails to dye brown or black
to natnre without the least injury skin hair
Made and sold or applied I'm nine private rooms) Il
BATCHELoR'S old established Wig Factory, IS,
Broadway, New York.
For sale by s. IA BENNETT 4 BEERS. q
no 30-dlA No. i25, Main ST.. Richmond, Va.
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50 ai. COHssaiercIAls +" ST -
NEW YORK, Dec 6-Flour drooping-straght
State So; Ohio S9.37; Southern 1857 Wheat
dropping Southern red So. 10, white $225. Corn
declined-Mixed 81. Pork unchanged. Beef low
or, Chicago re-pscked Sl52. Lard improving.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Cotton unchanged with
sales 1900 bales. Fair Sugar 7W73. ....
1 HAVANA, Dec: 2-Business good-Sugar adj.
vanced but unsettled niolasses better
BALTIMORE, Dec. 6-Four steady Howard
Street, Ohio and City Mills all quoted at So
Wheat lower. Red 81 930$2 Oh; White, So 06
a 81 10. Corn lower New White and Yellow
75c. a SOC. Provisions generally unchanged
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81 sHsea : sssss
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IA A. 81. \ ssfsss cIoEs: B., Coos sEs =
this lncrnins at 10 o'clsek 9sessassstissMsnt: -
ss7 Haetionesl'. 4
tv- 9Decial Notice..-I ash aftesf1Rn q
.s's 8 i G, o'sae Dry c0ods f, se as
ez-speeIsl. Notice.-.Es ,. Csok Il Co.
sss q spd kitchen fsrnisss 3 tLis day !.
q i92, Main atrssts ossF the sloss Of
ns9esss: 80 ] ! . sa~
WANTS.
w ANTED..-.A CHAIR PAINTER.-Ap-
w ply 10 Howe's Furniture Bnzaar Main se5est,
betwixt and 10th streets Also,I wish purchasesS
colored girl, age from 10 to Is years One of xood
qualities can have good home 2. Ions = ,5s ilys.
WANTEO-.A hnsiuess hna9 with solne
w means to join the advertiser, who is prsctes
Mechanic and thoroughly acquainted with the bas-
ness, to nsnufacture Ga. Meters in this city For
particulars. address, GAS" Ut PhiiadalPhias Pa.
de- ISIS ~ 49,
M Ant subscriber wishes 20
w procure the services Of Southern Lady, Of ex-
T. ., np tss s: sa e
STEP.sF. SAMPSON, -
80 sszt ytagf 8 saa 81 aA.kts Keswick Depot 81
de m44lsas 8n:ei.ss5 Albemarls County, Va 2
M A n r & D.--T wish to dispose Of the
w wood department of my Coach Mandatory to
some good steady work workman and am prepared TO
do such cannot fail to be satisfactory
For particulars, apply the premises next door to
Messrs Edmond T. Dayenports packet office. b
de 7-6t& = - = DANIEL B. CORR1E.s
WANTED ..A Teac her who can teach the
w English branches and Music, is wanted, to take
charge of small School in Amelia county. Address
M. Winterham r. O.. Amelia county, y q. ~
de6-eo4ts 54.. ssgtsssg.
WANTED--A White Girl, abonf IL or Ia
w years of ago. to attend in house, wait I'M
FAINT and do plain Sewing. One that can come well
recommended viii receive iberel wages Apply to
g h-s@ IS PATERSON i JACKSON,
de 4-I0t No. II Main ST.
M Imlne diafeIy,. one or two
w good men to work on Custom Coats. Meme need
apply who cannot give good references; to such stea
dyfwork during the winter viii be given. Call ut
liz, Main street. te3 ~
i no % Aat % t-as- WIN, IRA SMffH
VA 4 NTE D-s.TOKAGE.-Th bulk of
w 1000 bills heavy storage wanted at moderate
rates. Rfdze. stored at my Warehouse can be ship
ped up the cagal by vessels, at any time free Of ex
pehse in getting it aboard 80 A. S. LEE
no, 27---tf ,.stf vsgsys .fiz5sf - aSs $50
MTANTEsD INIMEDIATELY --Fifty Cont
w MAKERS, to whom good wages and constant en-.
&C II = KENT. PAINE l. CO.
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Tks rst Lecture 81 tie C0ans win s. dsliversd ~
zIsosxl4n. g kIxEs, on rnfRAx44enins nsxf, e n
nscs IA ineais :. a = Gsio11S u Is cent? vii
20 q "a. iDlp half Re- - II companies
% 81 - mo diets be ~ 1t the Exchange
s sas 2 :. ? . 01s1 @ = - e 'n' 1'''a1'
Each member win be furnished with ticket free.
upon application 70 the Librsrisu, st ths Rooms ol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

sOMETHlN1s FOR THE MILLION.-.
- KENDALL,S GUTTA PERCHA WATER
PROOFINGi is evidently destined to have large SALE
We speak what we know, when We say that it viii
render Boots Shoes Carriage Tops and Harness per-
fectly waterproof soft and plant and greatly adding
to the durability of all Leather fabrics if applied
cordng to directions, which will be found upon each
Iottle al ffg S..e ~ 30 ts4 gIl4itt-. sa4sHiass
The above article be had of o. II. CHALK
LEY 18th street, Richmond, Va, wholesale end re-
tall who is the only authorized Agent for the city.
no 22-d&wts -. Z.