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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-24

HTHE CELEBRATION OF THE LANDING OF THE
PILGRIM FATHERs.-The residents of Plymouth,
Mass, with several hundred persons from abroad,
ing of the Pilgrims. The exercises took place in
the Unitarian charch and consisted of prayer,
singing an original ode, and an Grafton by the Hon.
William III. Seward, of New York. The orator
occupied about an hour and a half A public din
ner followed after the exercises in the church, at
which speeches were made and sentiments given.
The celebration closed with ball in the evening
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- 800 1S3E.xs4L
ron NUx4 -. ElkAls TIsis
ep6a - Ing ~ lAfye - slk eanf torres 81
Meems. Kent, fsine CO. Each N these 1tossa lsoSt
1feotsn -. ttsset, WITH hte Aoen running bach
10 eef- 4hs Easements open On level With largo
paved court or yard in the rear, from which wide
alley lesds % llth strret opposite the wing 81
the Ams1sem Hotel These afe sincnea The most
are well asEsu9sd for business establishments OF first
clsn there being II fsct room enough 10 each tene-
inent TOR two eeta bllshments These stores are now
being painted isde and ont. The large sfors.roon,
md basesuent Of No. l67 can be had inediateIy the
upper foon being already leased, excerpt one 1srge
room inthe 81 story. Possession OF tenement No. 169
now occupied BY Messrs. Jones Potts. can Be had on
the Int September next. =
The superior location of these stores heinz In the
herrt ofthe city y too well known to requife srer
notice. Apply to- osEpH JAMES. Jr- q tho store q
Hugh w. Fry, Esq1 on 10 .a..l.ss7
je6-Stawts FLEMING JAMES I
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THE RUMoRED DEATH OF DION BoURCICAULI
is in all probability incorrect He was announced
to play Sir Charles Coldstream in New Orleans on
Tuesday night last, and the New Orleans papers Of
that date make no mention of his illness. Agnes
Robertson, the fairy star his life. arrived there
on that day and was to appear at the Variety
Theatre On the same night q seE =
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TTO HOUS e X KEEPER S.--We have ON
i hand the following very desirable articles for
housekeeping purposes which will sell at very low
prices; es' %
lO-4 Ill l2-4 and 1874 English Bed Blankets,
1914, la, l24 and 1874 Domestic do.
Marseilles Quilts,
Linen and Cotton Sheeting,
Pillow Linen and Pillow Cotton,
Plain and Figured Furniture Dimity,
White and colored Furniture Fringe,
Plain and Figured Oil Cloths,
Danask Table Cloths,
Damask Napkins and Doyles,
Every description of Tewellins,
Piano and Table Covers,
French and English Furniture Chintz,
Plain and Printed Booking, &c.
= PARKER, NIMMO & CO.,
no p 143 Eagle Square
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LEGAL DECIsToN.-Wm. Wells, who was several
years since sentenced to death in the District of
Columbia for murder, had his sentence committed
by President Fillmore to imprisonment for life
The case was brought up before the u s. Supreme
Court last week on the ground that the President
had no right to commute, and could only grant an
unconditional pardon. The Court on Friday deci-
ded for the prisoner, and ne was SET at liberty.
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COAL AND COKE.


IN 0O0 OR Id, 600 Bushels of best
lU,VUU average COAL, at VIM. Gray's Yard,
near Amory, for cash. at $3.50 per load. de 15-ts
CRATE FUEI4.--I am daily receiving
" fresh from the mines SOFT COKE of superior
quality which can recommend for in CRATES. as
more economical and agreeable than any other fuel
for that purpose. Orders promptly executed at the
Coke Yard, corner 10th street and Basin Bank.
de Its JNO- J. WERTH, Agent.
A NTHRACITK q O A LIE. Consfnntiy on
"A hand and for sale, the best article of Red aha
White Ash Anthracite Coal. Orders loft at Messrs.
Dove Co. will be attended to promptly. sgE 81
h. =. - * JNO. w. WRIGHT & CO., -
no 26-H Corner Goth and Dock sts.
A NTHRACITE q q A L.-.The schooner
n E. ]. Scott is now discharging, in the Dock, a
cargo of superior RED ASH COAL for family USE
Orders left with Dove CO., at Office will be
attended to. .JNO. w. WRIGHT 4 Co.,
de Is 4t6fi A5Eg p Dock and Goth street.
a NTHRACITE COAL.-The subscriber
IA keeps constantly on hand supply of best AN.
THRAClTE COAL, and will sell aa low ms it can be
bought in the city. Orders left at No. ID Main street.
will meet with prompt attention.
no 27-d5m p. C. LARtIS.
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|. TAVERN AND sTABLEY FOE

- TAVERN AND STAB ES FOR
:s RENT.-The subscriber intending 10 change
~ his business on the LIST Of january next, offers
for rent his House and Lot in the of Manehes-
ter kept BY him for tho last twenty yeafs House
Of Entertainment situated about 800 yards from the
Manchester station on the Richmond and Danvillc
Railroad, and within twenty minutes walk Of the
principal depots and landines the city Of Richmond
The rooms are large and comfortable and the Stabes
will accommodate 80 horses. Presuming no one win
rent without viewing the premises, invite those
wishing to rent to call early.
BEVERLY J. SIzER. E
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49, -s.isi- FALL 4M u Il TATlO Ne
LARGE STOCK OF g U N s, Pts
tolls AND RIFLES
S. am now opening large IN. =
variety of SINGLE AND d OF B LIE .IK
BARREL GUNS of superior finish
ALSO-A splendid variety of Powder Flasks, of
Dixon's make; Shot Belts and Pouches, of the most
approved styles; fine Game Bags; Wad Cutters; Dog
Calls and Collars; Ely's waterproof Central Fire
Cans; Wash Rods, complete; Gun Wads, &c.
volvers, and every description of Pistol now in
Guns stocked and repaired with neatness and dis
patch,g ssIf seyasA II 81 JAMES WALSH,
1, Gun Importer, doors above ST. Charles Hotel.
no 22-2m sRN3t7-sr@ =efa.z15s'4 -
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A TTENTION AND DEAL
"A ERS.-NEW AND EXTENSIVE LEATHER
DEPOT,-JOS. n. COLQUITT. Agent having Ia
ken possession Of the stock and fixtures Of VIM. II.
firm to be extended to him. Having had an expert
ence of twenfyiv years in the business he atters
and as low as any house In the city, and shall use
his utmost endeavors to please all who may favor him
with patronage. ~. -sa-sss-3. ~ -
His stock consists, in part of French and American
Leathers of every description and quality such Mo-
roccos, Calf Skins Kip Skins, Kid Skins Goat Skins
Lining Skins, RuHns, Binding Skins, Boot Webb,
Shoe Thread, Shoe Kitt Harness. Black and Fair Bri.
die Leather, Skirting, Oak and Hemlock Sole Lea.
ther and every thing, in fact usually kept in the Lea
Their and Shoe Finding business, at low prices.
+ JOS. H. COLQUITT, Agent,
{. Suecessor to VIM. Ii. Sutton decd.
CHAs. w. HAYWOOD, (late with w. H. sutton,)
Salesman. s de lin
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SAVlNUS 1NSI1IUI1ON Or, A1C1s
- MOND-Ofice removed to the Store OF Chris
tian l. Lathrep, No. SO Main street.-In conse-
quence of the resignation of David r. Crane, Wm H.
Christian was unanimously elected Cashier The of
fee has been removed to the store Of Christian La
throp, where deposites will be received which
interest of per cent. will be paid all sums re-
naming on deposte six months or longer and five per
cent for shorter period.
This institution has been in existence twenty-eight
years; has loaned over eight millions of dollars has
to pay any certificate when due.
JNO. THOMPSON, President,
g WIN. ii. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
NH 5-ts HUGH w FRY Secretary
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A CARD,--The subscribers desire % IN.
IN form their Gfends and the public generally nes
they have determined TO adopt the CASH System
In conducting their business commcneingon the hisf
Of January next "
sortrent Of the best FAMILY GROCERIES, which
we viii offer at the lpwea possible ratesS and shsn
be constant endenvor TO prove to our customers,
BY the quality and prices Of our goods that u 70
their advantage well oars sustain this systen
Feeling thankful 70 cusomers for their patfes.
age, respectfully solicit eontinnsnee usdsr the
cash system. sgxs5 & ISL r ELLIS Co-
Do 12-lms Asg 49, q ia nreea ~.
- gr. N1UHOLAY AALgON.,,..
WN4AAOYSTEk9wfh be served up N thb Wei
1M knewn Saloon. next door e ne FL
II change Bank, ffom and amer MONUAi
next far the balance 81 the seasoa. = 4. ssss ~
EH JELLiEs and CREAMS 70 b had :. ssrsseT
10 ls--s sueessors q Jas. rsszas.
TS0R a1TE--1 Pow g g. Paal's Ch.rch
+ rniddie Aialc, No n. Also ems mo ETY. Of fsw ~
= : .''''- Ss'-' EDWARD D EAcH0 =
de 1a--lw 0enAral Agent auA CQIisctox.
NOW 0TENINE A aEKnnlNs 4
sly kuIdENA 1ot nresa sttestr-s e Is. -
Z White QEsnies DINING 9eetA e
1lnch China q. De- s; - - ~
SjsS 6scossss1 q. = q. ~
VIII great variety q vesss and yeaey eeods'
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Wxkyl A1g1JH1s1Y. 4
- :. Sf65F1s!! 1f6P!! !
Ia Halo. thsre! vhsseAte you sotagi
[ n2 ans going . ~ Ito, ~ b4oef ~ Qen-
(.nsos yo = sssp = s4asusk - ~ NJ
g Waish % sspaiss e 49, 80 ~ !.
81 vea havt g6e 20 efdef 10 not b Clock hun Him.
= 70 rat up Attic Coasssh house. - : s. p. .
would havs sess q long 40 bat don't know where
Then 70. cas.o. r..a the Dispatch paper ofssn But,
: sny how, Pilteli you.t - - -,
s 30 viii give you his address, e s -
~ And bid ron st once sdieu. 80 80
~ Sc At the corner Of 18th street. -
! IL Lives BILL BAR-TIioI- NEW. 8 -
~ Watches Clocks and JeweIry Of every deserip;
ton will be found &C tiie store Of
wv. ]. BARTHOLOMEW
sRka Corner Main and I1th sts,-s
Near Autonis Confcctioasry store.
n Repairing done a. well and on ~ reasonable
terms any othNr honse In tho city. sts II e de5
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Manchester. Dec. ls-eost1eat.

-. FORl RENT---A LARGE and convenient
::5 Store Room with counting room, cellar &C.,
~ attached, for the ensuing year. at Louisa Court
Also-A Wheelwnght's Shop, and House suitable
for carrying on the manufacture of tobacco
As place of business, but few surpass this. For
terms, apply to GEO. w. TRICE 4 co. +
LOUISA c. H., Dec. l, 1856. de 5-5taw&wtiJsn
FOR RENT-The three story Brick
s3 Dwelling on Grace street; now occupied by Mr..
- C. w. Macmurdo. Possession given on the LIST
no 2i~eodts JOHN RUTHERFORD.
- DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
E|sa CLAY STREET FOR RENT.-Mr. Thomas
ASG Tnsey being about to decline Housekeeping,
offers for rent his residence situated at the Of
Clay and 1st streets. $50 T. Fe5E
The house has ten rooms, kitchen four rooms, with
water in the yard and good garden. The premises
are in perfect order This is very desirably arrang
cd and conyenienty located residence and invite
early applications f.stfsf
de 6-eots TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
A. FOR RENT, from the LIST January
#::S to the LIST October next the house at present
occupied by me, just outside the cooperation
limits The house contains rooms closets, kc- with
excellent water For terms, &C., apply the prem
Uses. 81 e JAMES GUEST,
t.s. 51 Fess Hollywood Nursery,
de l4-eodts Square above the Fair Grounds.
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a LLE(SHANY SPRINGS w u Il X 50
n THE BEST MINERAL WATER KNOWN.
We have now. and will constantly Keep on hand,
the Water of the Allegheny Springs In tho following
cities: Richmond, Messrs Purcell, Ladd Coz Peters
burg, Messrs. Lyon 4 Rives Lynchbnrg, John II.
Seay-other Druggists IN any part Of the Union can
get . supply by application to PURCELL, LADD &
CO., Richmond. al esgsa
This Water is considered sovereign remedy in all
cases Of Dyspepsia, and viii relieve any deransement
of the digestive organs 1t win be found upon trial
worth oil other medicines In restoring to healthy and
sound condition the lost tone othe stomach ana bow
els. and putting in healthy action the liver
We refer persons wishing to gain farther informa-
ton Of the ssnitve properties Of this Water to the
following gentlemen
Messs. John J. London, Robert C. Stanard Doctor
L. s. J0ynes, Robt. Ridgway, VIM Scmplc Samuel
Rutherford, VIM. II. HaxAll, Quinn Word, and Dr. p.
y. Christian, Richmond; John w. Syme, Dr. Thomss
Withera WIN. T. Joyncs and Chas. Kent Peter.
burg; Dr.. Rebt. Early, G. L. Mosby, H. o, School.
WIN. s. Reid, Jr., r. w. Page, and A. B. Rucker,
The~ springs Vim be opened Tor viasors the 1t dsy
OF June next, when we win be fully prepared 10 10
ceive all who may wish 70 ha Wafsr the fean-
.se 2I-Ads mo. W. HOLT ! sons
SEMPLksA HARBAF1EILLXlT seed
~ thing for General DEBILITY ard many Chronic
pissssss Prepared end sela y &
: deH 10 Man syees.
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DICHNIOND GLASS WORKS,
II .s,ssf = GEORGE GAVJNZEL, =
MANurAcruRER, CORNER OF MAIN AND TYLER SITS,
RocKETrs, RICHMOND, Va,
Has constantly on hand large assortment and can
furnish to order every article of White or Green
Glass of any pattern or color required. 50
Jars Deinijohns Porters. Lamp Glasses, &c.
Tumblers pressed Decanters Minerals -
Do plain Madeira Wines, Rhine do.
Lemon Syrups ;, Colognes, Flasks
Castor OILS Walls of every description
- and Pickles Of every variety, .s.s5
r. Moulds made to order and particular attention
given to their faithful execution de l2-lm
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The wonderful success of this (;ou.b sn ~ $50
and 10 81 part, Of the State Of Virginia. fer TIP mere
e GSSsl sp fa Asshma Hos1ssnesa Gc samrs
Syrup in nse Certificates sufficient 70 m ~. I ns
Dispatch could produces lint leave il to its ovn ~;
rue. and tie m Of the thousand. who
tain cure for the above complaint. - ana GER
&. I. per bottle bottles. one dollar. Lk..
wa isn e Gbtslnsd q ~ respectable Drusrss.
- $3.50 -. 80 e.e-- =. vt.1aiht - de 20 =
Pn pm y &; kalf bhls. Pranes, I.1dIas
a 2 DsvEsfpRr, ALIEN 1 CO. i
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES, &c.

al NEW AND EXPENSIVE NAT.
Kill CAP AND FUR DEPOT, No. rs MAIN ST.
1~0 Members of the Legislature and visitors to the
city will find at the above establishment splendid
assortment of Hats. Caps, Ladies and Children's
Furs; Misses Beaver Flats and Bonnets, and Fancy
Carriage Robes, at wholesale and retail. ON the most
favorable terms.
N. B.-Gentlemen's Hats made to order of the fin
est quality and at the shortest notice.
de IL BINFORD, DICKINSON g. WEISlGER.
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Der respectfully begs leave to inform his
friends and the public that he has now re-
ceived his entire Fall Stock, consisting of Gentle
mems, Youths and Children's Hats Caps &C., which
he will SELL Wholesale retail at the lowest prices
for cash only. 800
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex
anime at his store, No. 181 Broad street. sfs
lt3s GEO. L. BETTY, Agt.
N.B-Hats made to order. The highest cash prices
paid for all kinds of Fun. oc &-2m
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81. FRESH SUPPLY.-ladies, thick
and thin sole Caters at 81 50; Ladies' Mo-
rocco Walking Boots; Ladder Morocco
Walking BuskinE Lsdies Gsats BuskinE Misses
Goat and Morocco Boots; Children's Thick Sole
Bootees fresh lot Of the above Shoes just receiy-
ed at $50 zs4e seq" - DAVID WALSHS,
de 6 rs ~ fss7ssA Z. 129 Main street. &
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For sale by DOVE co. f. M. CUSHING;

~. La w. kEESEE, Aucfioneer a.
wlI s.t.,d =. 1eorge j. sumner No 20 Pearl strea.
aeho 70 the sale of Real Estate ana evsr
cnptaon OF Merchandise, Household FuInitnrss des'
Aiso, 70 Renting cut Houses, Collectins NJ &C
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STREET-Where there is large assortment
do Kip do do Calf Congress Shoes do Patent Lea
Their and Black and Drab do do; do double and single
Sole Oxford Ties and many other styles. Also, a
large supply of Boys and ChildTes Boots and Shoes
all Of which will be sold cheap. by -
de 20 s5sfE8I SIS VIM WALSH
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NOTICE.-.The undersigned having pur-
v chased the stock in trade of VIM. H. Sutton
decd in the Leather Business, lately carried by
him in the city of Richmond do hereby constitute
and appoint JOS. H. COLQUITT, of said CITY, our
legal agent to carry that business in names at
| the old stand on 18th street.
- TSigned.I VIM. GOULDIN
VIM. d. COLQUITT.
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FOk kENT.-.THE HALI4N -
E&s::s No. 10 Main street, over A. BodckeI's MI
III Drug store, handsomely fitted up and X
lighted with gas, expressly for the Order ~
Of Druids, but equally wen adapted to the
nesday and Friday nights, and may be had on YER
moderate terms, if immediate application be made e
VIM. Sears Wood, two doors from the premises, 4
the subscriber, corner 18th and Broad SITS.
de l9-6tS MARCUS REEVE.
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al ON GRACE STREET FOR RENT.-We Il.
@ fer for rent the residence of Mr. A. Y. Crenshaw,
ON Grace street, who il about to remove from the
city. 1t is only say of this property that
it combines every advantage of construction location
and finish which be desired and for comfort and
convenience equal to any dwelling to be had in the
city To good tenant the rent will be moderate.
a*,,-sg TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS,
de l9--6t sr ,sog ss-f..a& Aucfioneers
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PUBLIC SALE of REAL ESTATE.

yTTILLbe exposed to sale at public vendne
w upon the premises, in Centre township.
uolu mbia county, on SAL URDAY, 18th ay
Of Oct oDer ue.; :aa.s folbwins dsscc;.:ssd valn'
able rea estate as the property Of Della Boone
and Hanna Shive, and lale the estate Of Benz
jamin Boone. deceas ed, VIZ:
A FARM AND PLANTATION,
situate in Centre twp, Cd umbia county, lying
between the Susquehanna river and Lime
Ridge, through which the public road q North
Branch Canal, passes from bloomsbury to pee
wick, near miles above the fits. named place
containing about
SEVENTY FOUR ACRES,
all of whrch is improved and IN high stale oi
cultivation.
There are two dwelling houses, q large barn )
lime kiln, and other suitable outbuiidings erec-
ted upon the premises.
ALSO,
Two good Orchards !, and never-failing spring
Of water near the door, with running stream
through the meadow, some twenty acres o.
which is exec lIent meadow land.
Sals 10 commence at o'clock. r. M on
said day, when attendance will be given ana
terms d ade known by .,,,,
Bloomsburg, Sept 8, 1855.
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MIRROR OF CRONSTADT, SEBASTO-
Ni POL, grea, Redap, Mamelon and Ma
iakofr Towers, Map oi the Crimea and Balnc
Sea, with portraits of the principal crowned
heads also Russian. French, English and Fur
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lion and correct name of all The Notifications,
with the number of guns in each. new
plan Of Sebasopol, (Sou,heast View, show.
ing the great Redan, Mamelon, and Malakofi
Towers, (drawn on the spoi,) Allied Forces
in the Crimea, Baltic Sea, &c.
Size of map % BY 80 inches. Price % els
beautifully colored. Sent by mailto any parl
of the country for one cent postage. Agents
Wanted 10 sell from a list of the most popular
Maps ever published. Letters OF inquiry
promptly answered. Catalogues and speci.
men sheet free 10 the trade.
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No. 60 Fulton Street, New York.
Oct. A, 1886.
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The A American and Odd
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