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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-18
THE DAILY DISPATCH
Friday mersins,, January ~,
-s<-A>-s-~S--~.<.- s>>s-s-l- ~s-s--- >>e~~~-s
= tsersfeual Feeling.

Friday msrniss, Jsssary 1s, 49,
sectional Reclinx.
n 4 shis feeling which BIDS fair 70 be the crrse Of
virr,pia = well ~ q the Federal Union. We
near vast deal shout patriotism and Stsse PRIDE
nm, far any practical disqualification Of them on
large scale we may look in vain Every iocal'y
10 engaged IN struggle for it, own advantage asa
the welfare Il The Commonwealth, except IN Wof'
and profession, IL merely . secondary eenees"
So long Is such spirit prevails. virgins -.
never realize the advantages TO wn'cn he' -.
seornpkical position entiile her. the eneIs's'
ana treasure Of her people win be ff1.'e1eu away
On = thos,ssud Iocal schemes. and her connexions
,rtt, the West win be deferred, TIL the Western
,r.ae has become fixed in other channels, from
49, -, bar fature efforts viii be unable TO divert
such result, melancholy and humiliating as 1t
!. IN me pride of her people In State which once
eu,oyed 80 proud position in the confederacy'
absoluteiy appalling when We take In considers
tion the mighty political and social interests wnlea
are dependent upon the prosperity and power VI
virginia The only safeguard of her oo.nosa.
institutions Is her ability to protect them sna "hA'
ability viii she possess destitute Of &n mesns
of developing her resources possessoa " o'nef
states. II she fall victim at last to the schemes
NJ her enem,es the responsibility win rest In great
measure upon the heads of those OF her own
children who prefer the petty interests of section
to the welfare and salvation of State.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Maryland I'M

EXTRAORDINARILY Maryland Institute in.
vited DR.. JNo. C. MCCABE, of Portsmouth, to de.
liver lecture in their Hall the night of the 18th
inst, and he had accepted the invitation; but in
consequence of the suspension of river and bay
navigation, he was unable to reach Baltimore
He had selected for the theme of his Lecture "The
life and character of Chief Justice Marshall"
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DEATH OF THOMAS SHARP, ESQ. - Thomas
Sharp, Esq, Superintendent of the Weldon and Pc.
tersburg Railroad, died in Petersburg yesterday
morning, of consumption. He was well known in
Richmond, having, a few years since, occupied the
post of Superintendent of the Richmond, Frede
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad
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FROZEN TO DEATH.-The Winchester Virgin.
ian states that John mcfarland, Esq, of Jefferson
county, lost his life by the severe cold on Thurs
day night last. He returning, in sleigh, from
a sale to his residence, six miles distant. The
horse took the empty sleigh home and its occupant
was found dead by the roadside. He leaves
Young wife and one child
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Property OF New YORK;.

Tbs property Of New York, as reported by As.
sessorsto the Secretary of State. is, real estate,
4l.lo7,2727l us; personal estate, s2e4 ol2 az.
gregate. q 400 s4S,5o4 The taxation on the above
valuation Estate tax Of /. mills 81 56l II;
County taxes, e7,947,5o3 10; town taxes 81 .s7S..
sol 50; total taxation, sll 67aol5 60. This makes
the rata Of tax $40 mills upon every 81 of valu.
alton. -
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Successful missionary Labor.

Sir G. Grey, Governor Of New Zealand, has ex-
pressed his belief that out of one hundred thousand
natives, there were not more than one thousand
who do not profess Christianity, fifty thousand of
whom are estimated to be in connection with tho
English Church Missionary Society. Civilization,
it 10 said, is following Christianity and the island
is fast becoming the garden of the Southern
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MELANCHOLY ACcIDEST-Miss Mary Camp
bell, an interesting young lady of II years, met
with shocking death, in Augusta county, Va, a
few days since. She attempted to step across the
shaft of threshing machine, when her dress was
caught in the machinery, and she was drawn un.
der the shaft and horribly mangled. She was dead
when extricated. But day or two before she had
professed religion.
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THE MAILS YEsTERDAY.-The mails as late as
due from Philadelphia came through, but not from
New York. Last night the mails from the South,
with New Orleans matter of the 9th inst, arrived.
There was no connection yesterday between the
Danville and Southside railroads.
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FROM RIO JANEIRe-By the arrival of the brig
Fairy, at Philadelphia. we have dates from Rio to
the 30th November In the commercial accounts
we notice sales Of. 9219 barrels Richmond flour, at
22NO35. Richmond City Mills is quoted at 22llO0Oa
25HOO0. The coffee market was quiet with hume
rous arrivals. Stock on hand 100000 bags
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The reader will find in the proceedings OF the
House of Delegates yesterday, communication
from Governor WISE to the Legislature, transmit
ting some reasonable and fanatical resolutions
from Vermont The reading of it produced pro-
s,und sensation
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TELEGRAPHIc.-The telegraph wires between
Fredericksburg and Washington are down, thus
preventing the transmission of messages between
Richmond and the North.
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COLD WEATHER IN THE WEsT.-The st. Louis
Republican, of the 10th instant states that the
cold in that vicinity is intense, and that large
portions of stock were perishing for the want of
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Miss JOSEPHINE LOUISA LEE, of New York, was
married recently at the American legation in Paris
to the Baron de Waechter, Minister of Wurtem-
burg to France.
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TRAvEL-The Alexandria papers announce that
the Orange and Alexandra Railroad is free from
snow, and that the Southern mail arrives there
regularly. The railroads North are also clear
The Potomac is still frozen over
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CoNGREssIoYAL--Wednes in Congress the
balloting for Speaker was continued, without re-
suit A motion to declare Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio,
Speaker, failed
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C- 1 hereby announce myself a candf.
date forthe Office of Constable of the Second District
of Henrico to fill the vacancy occasoned by the re-
signaton of L. W. Timberake; and PROMISE If elect
ted, to fill the Office faithfully.
JOSEPH G. METTERT.
Richmond, January IT, 1s56-8t*
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The Martinsburg Va.) Republican, comes out in
favor of Hon HI. A. Wise for the next Presidency.
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Col VIM. Niche, of Albemarle county, died sud
denly on Tuesday night last.
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HxAtfH or Hon. Tnos II. BAYIY Judge
John Z. MAY, Of Petersburg, e brother-inlaw Of
Hon 2. u Bsysy, hasreeeived q letter from that
ssosisman Who u now In Havana, stating that bis
health = much fnproysd and that he expects ere
Gag y ssssns his datiss IN Congress. { S. :.
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Encouraging to Editors.

At the late Irish meeting in New York an on.
slsught was made upon the editorial corps by one
Of the speakers. Another speaker came to the
rsscns and had the courage TO express 'sthe opin.
ION that editors were generally ~ honest and re-
spectacle - the majority Of men of other callings
We are sorry 70 SEQ IL recorded that this courage.
Gus ard liberal sentiment did not seem to meet the
appreciation Of the sssemblage.
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LOST.

r OST..S1O acknowledgements in
i Richmond last week, BLACK CLOTH OVER
COAT with black velvet collar and lined with figured
black silk. The above reward will be paid for its
turn to the Dispatch Office. ia lS---6t
n OST.-During the past three weeks, n
IL hunting case GOLD WATCH, with an old fash
toned steel fob chain and seal attached Makers name
Joseph johnson; number not remembered A re-
ward of twenty dollars will be paid for its delivery
this Office. ia l8---2w
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Schooner Henrico, of Richmond, ashore on Bar
nagat Shoals, has been gotten off with little or M
damage
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rVMark the Impr0vement...H 0Dson, 2.
the American Shaving Saloon, is Furnishing Up n's
accommodatina place for the reception OF FAN ana
Winter MISUNDERSTANDING guiding, carpeting, &c
He will soon have his place handsomely renewed l..
1t has heretofore been and will continue 10 pc, Enc
ali who want an agreeable Shave, or their Hair cut
in style unsurpassed by any one will surely nno
md set clean nice shave your hair in becoming
style. ana take good Hot Cold Shower Bath, and
YOU will come away better and wiser.
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" Returned to the City.--.The Delegates
have nearly all returned the city, and there is no
in crowds to STMON'S TO get of his beautiful
Ambrotypes What vastnumber visit Simon's Gal
lery daily stranger sesng the Delegate going in
and out, might suppose that the Capitol had been
moved to Isl Main street. 40 is ia l6
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wThe Poetry of Physic..-Ayer's Pills
glide sugar-shod the palate but their energy,
on the very foundations of disease There are thou
sands of sufferers who would not wear their distem-
pers if they know they could be cured for % cstry
Ayers Pills and you will know 1t.
Purify the blood and disease will be starved out.
Cleanse the system from Impurities and you are
cured already.
digestion, Weakness, Headache, Backache, Sideache
Jaundce, Rheumatism, Derangemeuts of the Liver,
eases which purgetive remedy can reach, fly before
them like darkness before the sun.
Reader, you suffering from any of the numer-
Gus complaints they cure, suffer more-the remedy
has been provided for you and it is criminal to neg
lect it. fat4a re
That AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL 10 the best medi-
cine Cough is known to the whole world and that
AYERS PILLS the best of all Pills, known to
those who have-used them.
Prepared by DR.. J. AVER, Lowell Mass, and
tail Richmond, Va. no S0eod&c2m
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MARRIED

On the 18th instant, in williamsburg city, Va, BY
the Rev T. II. Haynes. JETHRO 4. JENkiNS,
Esa.. Of Portsmouth,. Va, to Mrs. ELIZA o. WALK
Err of the former place.
On the 18th instant. by the Rev. G. Hoover, JOHN
MORTON, of this city, to Miss MARY ANN Glib
BONS, Of Jersey City. N. j.
Petersburg papers please copy.
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CANDTDATEs FOR OFFICE.

rw In accordance with the publication
In the Daily Dispatch Of tho 18th instant signed MANY
Voterar calling on me to become candidate for the
Office of Constable in the ID District should 1t please
the voters in said District to elect to said Office,
will serve them faithfully and to the best OF my abiii-
ty. 90, -. JUN riAA'
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,,e.mer peIvidcre /. I Critical 81

PETERSBURG. ian. 1.-THE fine Steamer Belvi-
dere az the Richmond and Baltimore line, y now
iyfng7 miles below CRY Point, N critical condl
ton being badly cut by the ice The Commander
has left for Baltimore, In order TO bring on the
steamer Pocahontns to her aid
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rnr.nonAPHC NEWS.
REroRrED roR rHE. DlsrArcH.

fravelge - fhe llDalnus4s RsIlread.
rYrcnsur6 jan. IA go Sraln<r Ct Pei
bnrg arrived here today. U14ginf q ~ passen.
8ers who hox4 been desaiu4d n fnrmvino, 40 .
6ther poiSts dong the routa- The koad WIN .o0
be clear, and without any interruption to travel
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g as. Sa'.iss: r.. s. q. l:s -: -:
!. B Nd j: 81 81 e 6 Isl. ossss l .
s .ssss r. vslisa! H. 30 cheap.
~; iSrs5ess, MonSIin ds Lame.
m Fts,d Brocsde and rlain Silks.
,soo xs,ds Merinos and Alpaceas, all sol0m.
r.,.tfsy With :. general sssortrent Of Dry 0ooda
.Slss a.ssasa e ss e + ~ E gIffis {. cannot
arg csssss Cloak M.utls and q sssss
a., next door 70 T. x. Whites
- r.ara Of Trads-- Csmmifses Of Ar
bitrstion; LEWIS WEBB. Chalr@sn;
n,r.' ~ BENZ. w. kicHARpseH.
49,, an. JoHr H cLAfsosHE.
- Hair Dye, Hair Dye.-.Johnson,. B Bar
ber has Hair Dye when = y. Tho dye to sive john
son cali. a. be warrants to give Periec'
or no charge; u r,srcHrs,s HAra Tonic, an infal-
MI. rsmedv for al the ills that the human nsaf y
ne aer ~ STREET BETWEEN MvIs CAsf STREETS.
no q - -
~ f,.utnin Canot, the hero OF fhs ce.es
bIa.sd I, wGi1 Tsps4s VEG VsGETaBLE
Csnfs3n Canots brother has long been tne ~ ~,
mt and friend and 10 now Medeeen en- e"V' VI A"o
EPtrsct from letter, written by the Captain 20
Ms;or Stockbridge, of the Fountain Hotel, Daas-
more
RHEUMATISM CURED.
uHavins called on me on the 18Th OF April, sh1
seen me prostrated on my bed, IN al ny ~
Won can appreciate nearly as wen as mysel,, hi
prompt relief received from Hamptens sesetao'e
: 81 have been under the treatment OF seveIaI Ply
sicans in London and Paris without any appsiIunI
BENEFIT. also. while in New York, having tneo the
Tho,nnsouian and Homeopathic remedies, sher M.
ins been tormented with galvanic COLO anu
hafhs and hundreds Of internal and
medicines ali to no effect, am so far cured oy tnis
Hsmntan,s Vegetable Tncture only. Therefore, my
dsar sr ACCEPT of the assurance OF my grstiIuae'
and believe me your well-wishe,r,' rur, c.norp
- Delicate Ladies and children will please give
trial. ,f r.ou,bs
pnah SSa Rheumstism, Liver Complaint, Scrofuls
a. fsms1a medicine it il uurivslled.
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and fUkCELats mAI ~
| h Co. Richmond; by Or. COOKE, FredsrlcksbTrE y
ain the Druggists in Petersburg; BY MohIIMS5!n :
| MOWBRAY Baltimore, and BY Druggists ana Seofe'
keepers everywhere. "a IN
| ~ Card.-.Thomas w. Keesec, Auction;
.ar fOfce with George J. Sumner, No 70 Pearl %,
viii attend in person to the sale OF kesl GsIate
Household Furniture, Stocks of Merchandise, nofses
/ 0es nd Hiring mt Ne.
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u DIR. ID. y. WatsOn offers his Profess.
sional services to the citizens of Richmond
Office and residence corner of Franklin and Gil
streets. ia a-Irn
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R I. r. Chase M. D., HomeopathIst.-
Uice l6I Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank
Richmond, Va. ia S--am
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A.W. Osborne,s great Picture Gal

~ A. w. Osborne,s great Picture Gale
nv. Main street. opposite the Exchange Bank, 10
known to be the finest and largest Daguerrean estab
lishment south of the Potomac river. Citizens ano
strangers visiting the Fair should pay visit to this
estabshment, where they may obtain ikenesses in
every known style of the art from the smallest to the
largest size. The ladies will do well to call and LOOK
at onr assortment of beautiful Pearl, Shell, Papier
Machie, Velvet and Morocco Cases before purchasing
elsewhere. A. w. OSbokNE,
'oc q Sign of the American Flag.
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rF Constable for I'd District Of Henrico.
announce myself candidate to fill the vacancy oc-
easioned by the resignation Of L. w. Timberake,
Constable of the I'd District of Henrico county. If
elected Ipledse myself to discharge the duties of the
Office faithfully and promptly
Respectfully, A. X. CRUMP.
in 14-t24J
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apECIAI NOTICES.

- 4 rnrA..-re = deemed Unnecessarily
80 80 q fske 10 any cclIeeclcu qfueney nf ~
8 next sabbath iu cid ef fsor h 2, ne e
-. Who have not consrib1x5& can do. 70 6y.
5Ts. S-srv one 81 the collecting 65nmittep, MI
- q ysslf IN the City Hall eissns e "a g.
49,, W. Rstes or myself and not any member Of
.n ls. eoas. ,s.;r Snties JOS. MAYO,
su u e ul sne'' $3.50 #EAEE Chairman.
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FoR KENT-The store and dwelling at prese mt oc
cupied by Possession given on the LIST of March
or soonerif desired. Apply on the premises.
"a l0-dlm' 13l BROAD STREET
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- s0sfhern and Wesfern Cenventtcn.s
T6e appeinted by the public meefinE VII
80. ssse,nbie Al So'clock. SATURDAY EVENING,
:, ~ Msyor's Office IN the City Hall. It's all i'm
narfsnt The committee should meet. j. ls-I
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Richmond, Jan. II, 1856.

r. DIR. O. A. Crensbaw, Office 143 Mali
Street. over Parker, Nimmo Co.'S, lately occupies
by DR.. Haskins. ia 7-2m~
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requinns sa VII :, rvscf and not On any member Of
~ eommftee who for the present VIII
- -. 49, 5ufies JOS. MAYO,
suspend .neH aa'e E&84RE Chsirman.
PfoT7's ---Aa---s--z-
ux~sS.xw and yVeeteru ConveneiOn...
The Csmmsse u che Sbe Tss,iSH NJ
pleas 1919, SI;ea Is the City Hall II Il all inn
q tne ~ ~ eor.mittes should meet 10 1s-1
Pof'an. 'is '-..------- - So
80 Nnss~e srs~ = fse milan of fine
II. = .oI;cited 10 our sale this tFRIDAY) morn
Rup &c 10 O'clock Of Househod Furniture crockery
and oiasswafe' TARI1S 4 SHINE.
Gc- NC. q Auctioueers
ia 1s-H
.ouard,s CouGh Syrup.-Ladies and
Iaas,.r,sn the astonishing cures made by my Couch
syKuP, under the name .. WI esosIv,, and Ep.
RELIEF IN rns' .s ~ hrins -sh;a ronsh gyrup I,
land, has induced me 70 onns 'n's Cough 'JaaP =
your partie uial :. -. r. .4,.d nth the nm.
Il IL not msec. srnrc,Mr a. = ,rs. med by one
of the most eminsnI Pyd .h tr ,s,t ~ nv
London, VIII wno 80 - ss;haa ~ hin, aftcr
PROFESSIONS, ,hss left sny conan ssctns The syste
and not in nngle ~ ~. the ,reat
prevalence OF S1ssns .uas sr ne cnnsh Svrun
here and in new 1oI., 70 pilhs - v.I. Tth -
the sale OF wnch uai,ns so ;oss :" o'e
exceeded my u.mos. snpec'a.iopp: ,,s a,,;n, M
The sale OF .nis meaieaS rrs Tuo,,ss Nm soT.
brief period mas e1ceeoea a. .asct.
TLEs-a pretty cei,a1 sign Vi s si;.u 80. a1u ;isnt
in curing Coughs, Coias' &C. N tneI .G. N 49,
trums appcaDie 70 the oisease, stsL ING 9:o VI wv
or three bottles OF tnis tluiy Wono9l.u, Ok 90.
have put the Msdicine up IN ho'.es =. 81
bottles for $l, 80 as 70 SUI. tue COW
with cough. Of even 20 years stsndius win take
this Syrup as directed, It will cure them; ana eau
eectual remedy ever offered for the oenen. OF those
afflicted with Coughs, Coios Consu"p'ion' anu
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q AuctIen Notice .--Haviux retained pcs
session OF the large warehouse on th street. recent
occupied by us, we arc prepared 10 receive con
SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, FURNITURE, Or an
other description OF Merchandise. Tho premises ar
very central and conmodious, and goods can be "a
returns rendered
de 2i--ts KENT. PAINE 4 Co, Aucts
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CIR m ova - Children,s and Youths,
CLoTHING.-The undersigned has taken the store on
Main street. opposite to the American Hotel where
he would be pleased to his friends and customers
He intends carrying on the MERCHANT TAILOR
ING BUSINESS in all its branches. He also in
tends keeping full assortment of YOUTHS and
CHILDRENS CLOTHING, az heretofore. and re-
specially solicits call from those in want
ia l-lm* j. H. RIDDICK
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~ Card.--Thomas w. Keesec, AUCTION;
eer, (Ofce with George J. Sumner, NO. ~ rear ~,
Household Furniture, Stocks of Merchandise, Horses
&c. rT;x;,u o,t Ne.
groes.
de II
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WINTER observation-disclosures, $50.
w GROSHON6 TUPMAN, ITO Main street.
are offering inducements for the purchase of
Ready Made Clothing pertaining to the season rarely
ter wear will be found cheap for cash.
Fatterins themselves that their Goods have given
satisfaction whenever tried the subscribers deem it
unnecessary to call attention to quality or style
Look stock, and word for it, customers win
be satisfied.
GROSHONG TUPMAN,
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~ A Letter from the Rev. DIR. John G.
McCabe, of Hampton Va.

HAMPTON, VA. Oct. 10, 1853.
Having had occasion to BAKERS Premium
BITTERs in my family within the last two years. in
of dyspepsia and nervous headache, can safely
say have never used any remedy for these dstre
nostrums with which the country is flooded, be-
cause believe in majority of cases, they do more
tried under my immediate observation, and produced
such beneficial results, do not feel at liberty to with
hold my humble testimonial to their value. ...
JNO. C. McCABE.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., and Druggists
generally. oc 80
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u To the Ladfes.--DOwden,s ID nj N
FLUID IL now acknowledged by all Dentists to be the
best preparation for the Teeth in 1t has in fact
superseded all Tooth Powders and other Injurious
compounds Used as cosmetic, it whitens and soft-
ems the Skin impart. beautiful glow to the com
giexion and effectuaily prevents i from chapping
t,sts Of this city. For sale by BENNETT i BEERS
PukCELL LADD CO., ADIE 4 GRAY. LxID
all Druggists. IA ia = Nm M
Abel y. Mage will be found hereafter
S'n ana Aain streets. ja A-am
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~ A change for Baruains in Euhrctd.

~ a change fOr Bargains In EmbrOfde-
R1Es, FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS &c.-The mbscri-
Der contemplating change in his present business,
will from this day, sell his whole stock Of EMBROI
DERIES, FANCY ARTICLES, RIBBONS, TRIM.
MlNGS, &cy at and below cost, for cash As his
named goods would do well to give him call pre-
vious to his removal to No So Main street. as great in
ducements are offered at
Yr>U
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~ DR.. James D0ve--0fIlce corner # RAM
and 9Th streets, opposite the Bell House ia s-Sm
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=. FOR RENT...Tw0 desirable Brick
ia Dwellings on End, between Main and Franklin
I'LL streets, containing - rooms, with all neces-
sary out houses Possession can be had immediately
Apply to Z. A. J. CLOPTON,
Agent and Collector,
Office No. Wall st, under st. Charles Hotel.
o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-18

NOTICE...This is to caution the public
~ against crediting my wife. ELIZABETH fISCH-
Err, ON my account, a l will be responsible for no
debts of her contracting, she having left my bed and
board without any cause.
BALTASER FISCHER,
IN Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-18

NOTICE TO MY CREDITOKS.-They
Y will have to give me six months indulgence, if
they wish receive the full duo them; for
have good many bad debts which can't collect. l
have over $780, which win take S l50 for. If my
nv .hnn 70 make ayyan"smenis far neei o.
turday, 10Th, at ii o'clock.
In H-2ts r. Il. SAUNDERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-18

q. FOR RENT-The dwelling part Of
LIZA tn house over store No. 1l9 Main street. next
Wl door to j. w. Randolph's book store, containing
IL good rooms kitchen attached hydrant in the yards
cation for boarding. house. Rent moderate to a
good tenant Possession given Immediately. Apply
to J. d. GOODMAN. :.
ia Its No. 1874 Main ST.. opposite Eagle Square