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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-02
By Thomas w. kccsee,
(Ofice with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl ST.

SALE OF STOCK OF
i CIGARS AND TOBACCO. AND BED ROOM
FURNITURE, AT AuCTf0N.-Will be sold on
MONDAY morning next, May the 9Th, commencing
ct 10 o'clock, at the store occupied by L. B. Farms.
worth, No. is Main, between nth and 18th Streets
ell Of the above named stock and Furniture.
AL6O--The unexpired lease Of two years of the
above named store and dwelling.
TERMs-Cash. DAVID PARR. Trustee,
Sale conducted BY Taos w. KEEsEE, Auct.
my lids
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~ Board Of Trade. Committee Of Ar.
bitration:
LEWIS WEBB, Chairman
JAMES DUNLOP, BENZ. w. RICHARDSON.
BENZ. @. GRAY, JOHN b. claiborne.
S-a
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cV Old Furniture made New...To Fl ouse,
keepers, Furniture dealers &c-A fresh supply OF tbe
celebrated French Gloss, for cleaning preservins
and Importing beautiful and permanent polish to
Rosewood, Mahogany, and other furniture, removing
all stains with little labor Price Is cts For SALE
wholesale and RETAIL by
sp l8-l2ts BENNETT. BEERS L FISHER
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BY Taylor Il Williams.
I ARGE SALE OLE yALUABLEAND El

T ARGE SALE OF AND Elk.
IL CELLENT FURNITURE. consisting of Parlor,
Chamber, Dinins-room and Kitchen Furniture, Bar
and Office Fixtures, China and Glass Ware &c &c.
at the UNITED STATES HOTEL, at Auction. On
MONDAY, May 18th, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, at the UNITED STATES HOTEL, in this
city, will be sold the entire Furniture and outfit
thereof consisting in part of l0 Beds and
complete, 60 Mattresses together with the necessary
furniture for SO rooms consisting Of Bureaus, Wash.
stands, Chairs Tables, Looking Glasses, Carpets &c
Also the furniture in two Psrlors, comprising ee-
CANT Divans, Mahagony Centre Tables, Chairs Mir.
rors valuable Carpets and Engravnss, and splendid
Piano
Also, the dning-room furniture, consulting of val.
liable Crockery, China and Glass Ware. Knives and
Forks Silver Wares, Linen, &c, &C.. and the Bar and
Office Fixtures, comprising a handsome variety.
Hotel keepers and heads of families will here have
favorable opportunity for supplying themselves
with every article they may require in the house
keeping line the stock 10 of superior quality was
selected with much care, has been but little used
and the greater part Is as good new.
Sale will be positive, and will be continued from
day to day at the same hour above stated until
completed.
TERMs-Sums under 8 100 cash, over that amount
four months credit for approved negotiable paper,
with interest added. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
nv Auctioneers.
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sPHcrAr NoTrcns

- Fair nc CorisfhIr. Han - =. -
81 refers sCsthedsD consrcaasior hss. nm ~
ss,.i. AZ ss = C3ek'NTHtsN HALL us ~.ss. e
snsrdr. 49,, -. rsyfnG portion Of the della Tor
re- ne charitable public TO come and pssro"rr q
articles ws e. mad ,s useful ana
the hsie.s hS ey wil Be delighted 20 dsrose Of to
ap2s--et -" oPsns tnh evening.
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WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c.
w London Dock BRANDY
French Cognac do
Scheidam GIN
Choice Old Rye WHISTLES
Superior Clsret WINES
bo HOOK and CHAMPA0NES
Bsvridge's ALE
SUMMER LAGER BEER
Havana Principe and German CIGARS.
an 3o-h r. W1LBACHEk, No. 20S Main st.
n1R1SOIS And UMBkkLLAs..-Jus t
ii received from the manufacturer In Philadelphia
pretty lot of Parssols and Umbrellas.
myl =. nAnI " LII = ".
SILK AND ALPACA COATs.-Juse re.
- ceiyed lot Of very fine Black Blk and Alpaca
,a.i Corner Main and 18th sts.
"a EIGHTH CASKS COGNAC BRAN
CU DY; S half pipes do. do; 2 pipes Holland Gin,
IN m ssoI : and f0r 's's /" WILLIAM TAYLOR.
~ 0710 PNINCIPK CIGARS; $4,000
CUsUUU German DO. various Styles and orandsi
20 600 low priced do; 10 Matches U store and
for sale BY myl WIDTH IAYLOk
DOHKS, ROBES, kOBKs...Thc afscn.
II ton Of the ladisss called TO E splsnd,a s1oft
mont Of Chally. Rerase, asa Lesr Aeoes, wniSa sn
selling Il much les prices than re ne 49, Ssfe
sold at earlier IN The sssson; ALtik ~. = 49,
myi Cheap 1eore. " Msan 6.
7U5T KEOETvE6...7,4 Wsise Mcfii.. !:
y q Sl1 cents per yard; ~ Led Figured DO. q -
cspts per yard; So %. ct 81 cents Per yard.
ALF8LD AO13ss
nyi - Main g.
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4 z CASKS JULES, ROBIN e co. COZ;
lO MAC BRANDY, vintage 1851, Ia Bond and Or
sale By
sp s-2w wM. WALLACE 1 SON.
TMPORTkD HAVANA CIls1R6- 80
Havana Cigars, ccmprisiue the noet choice bsaees
received direct per schr Chss- T. Heiaher, - y
Custom House, end for ssle On eeco@g e9eet9g ~
By sp g CHAa Z. W0k12AM ~.
I OW FNTCEO T1WN9.--1 71n ssh -
~ Iow priced LAWS, fev ale - c0.
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~ To the Voters Of Henrico.
a,date for reelection to the Office of CnMG c6N
WEALTH'S ATTORNEY. VI SoMmoN'
ap 22-tde. JnuN ~ vo,
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~ N1-'oe' JOHN B. YOUNG.
foils,, n,s sar Nc; z,
JOHN NETTLES
THOMAS j. STARKE
JAMES NJ GARNETT
DR. RICHARD s. VEST
sp 22-dtdes nv MANv ,,0rx,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-02

VALUABLE HALE acre LOT ON
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on THURSDAY, the
9Th day of May, 1856, the premises, commencing
at Al O'Clock p NJ that valuable half Lot at the
of Main and Madison Streets fronting 1872 feet
the North side of Main street, running back $50
feet to alley IS feet wide. If required it win be
divided to suit purchasers
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance at 8, 6 and 9
months, bearing interest," secured by Trust Deed or
title retained The taxes for the present year to be
paid by the purchaser.
my GODDIN L APPERSON, Aucts.
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Railroad
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WHEEhEK q WIhsON;s sEWING
VREAT FIRE AT PHILADKLPHIA...
NJ fBY TELEGRAPH.

PhiLddetphia April II, 1886
SILAs C. HERRING, New York.-Geo. W. Simens
Co. had Safe of your manufacture in the late fire.
IL fell from the fourth story of the Artisan BuildnGs
and contained 600 worth of Jewelry, which came
out all safe FARRELs L HERRING,
No ~ Walnut street.
e. KNOWLES L WALFORD, Agents for Silss
c. Herring Co., have in store and vessels arriving
large assortment Of those celebrated Safes secured
with burglar and powdsr-proof Locks, Depot No. q
Pearl street. my 1-H
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CGyMssMNIssssI I z . sALE OF IOTs .,
A 4 .h messiDs e .he Council Of the City Of

A It a meeting Of the Council OF the City Of
"A Richmond, held April %, 1856, the following
Preamble and Resolution was adopted:
Whereas. ordinance has been passsd this dav bv
the Council exempng the stock Qfths City Of Rich.
mond from TAXATION and the Council having been in
formed that some of the citizens have given in said
sor not having entered it separately from other stock
therefore,
Resolved, That all persons having given to tho A..
sessor the bonds of the city Of Richmoud in their
list are hereby notified that il they do not make
known to the Assessor the amount of said Bonds
they have given in within ten days from this date
they will be charged the tax az on other stocks
A Copy--Teste.
ap 29.--5t THOS. LAWSON, C. C. r.
SCOTT's PATENT REFKIGEKATOKS
C-Aeknowledsed By all who have had them, to be
the best now in use For sals at ~ Main street. BY
VIM +. BUTLER, sole agent here,
ap G---6t for the manufacturer.
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Cof1oT OF FftnkH0 hnd tdtu lE{0e<eE
r1sktop Cofins Of all uSss, and Furniture
49, for shose who desire or prefer "
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firms of l.. p. ELLIS CO. and L p. ELLIS,
are requested to make immediate payment to the
subscriber. Claims remaining unpaid on LIST June.
will be put in suit for collection.
Those to whom they are indebted, will please pre-.
sent their claims properly vouched.
JAMES u. GODDIN, Trustee,
1T 0f4srae n nk ana sfs
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Northumberland NJ. Il. ISBkLL, over
ID Howe's Furniture store, on Maip street, has
delightful front room the second door which shs
would like to have occupied by gentleman and lady.
Several gentlemen can also Be accommodated with
Board either by the day or with rooms.
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Miscellaneous.
Sale Of United States Land near Richmond
Virginia, known az Bellonna Arsenal.
ORDNANCE OFFIcB,

ORDNANCE OPTIcK.
Washington, September o, 1856
NO satisfactory offer having been received for
l the above mentioned property, under the ad-
vertisement from this ofice, OF the I'D June last
proposals in writing are again invited for the
purchase OF the property, and will be received At
this once until IL O'Clock, m on the 9th day Of
October nett
should satisfactory bid be made the bidder
will be informed Of 1t, and will be required to
to pay the purchase msnev In cash upon the re-
ceipt Of which deed will be made by the score
tary Of War conveying all the little Of the United
States In and to the same.
The pro erty to be sold consists Of twenty
aud a half acres Of land located on the James
river, some II mile, above Richmond; part Of
the land is covered with grove Of valuable tim.
Der; another part has been under cultivation as
q garden, &C and another part is covered with
the arsenal buildings, among which are A brick
store house. 100 by 25 feet slate roof three stories
and basement; brick barrie X. 100 by 80 feet slate
roof, two stories and basement; two brick build
ings for officers quarters, each 40 by % feet slate
roofs two stories besides cellars and gayiets; two
brick store houses, each COX by IS feet slate
roofs, two stories and cellars; two brick work
shops. each by 90 feet slate roofs two stories:
one armorers and smiths shop, brick FAX by 28
feet, slate roofs, two stories; brick wall Is feet
high and feet thick, connecting the e bui.dings
and enclosing the arsenal square. There is also
on the property magazine, OF stone, 81 by rs
feet with slate roof, surround ed by an enclosing
stone wall 1i3 by So feet ard 80 f Ell high; and
brick stable 37K by 20k feet, slate root, two
stories high.
All Of the foregoing buildings are said TO be In
coed condition, with the exception Of tie armor
er's shop and stable, which require repairs They
were erected In very substantial manner, and
would yield large quantity of brick stone slate
lead and ether Materials hould the pure de-
sire to take them down, which materials could
be boaled down to Richmond at a small cost
Persons disposed to bid will please apply to Mr..
Macarthur, on the premises, who will give all the
necessary information
Proposalsto be sealed, and endorsed proposals
for Bellona Arsenal " II. X. CRAIG,
Colonel Of Ordnance
The National In'elligencer and Star, Washing
ton, ID. G., and the Enquirer aud Examiner,
Richmond, Va will publish the above twice a
week till 9Th October. sc @ 2awt9thOct
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom-House
&c., at Georgetown. D. C.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September pa 1855 (
SEALED PROPOSALS Will, RE RE-
- ceived at this department rntll the 2ld dav of
November, A. ID 1856, at II O'Clock ut noon. for
tie construction OF the Georgetown custom aouse
and post otfce according to the plans ar d specia
cations prepared at this defarl ment; said propo-
sails to be either fer the whole building or fepa
rate for the different kinds Of work; bills Of par
GELS should accompany each bid with the amount
OF each kind Of work, and the total amou 1t
cut; the department reservIng the right to reject
or accept the proposals hereby invited, or any
paris .heieof, when 1t deems the interest of the
Unite1 states requires 1t; the department also re-
serves the right TO exclude the bids # any person
or persons whom there is last cause to believe W
not faithfully Ierform the contra is, or which
hey have ATTEMPTED TO obtain by irdI-eciion
and ell bids when there shall be parties In iDtp,e
who do not join In the bids and all bids that.
upon investg CATION, are below fair price for the
WORK.
Bids will be received In gross at the ONION 2
the bidders; but no contract will be awarded to
such bidders until details are furnished tie de-
Pa'tment Oh the prices OF the different Kinds Of
work and materials, which shall be subject to
the revision OF the department so that the gross
bid shall be uitably appoTtioned upon tie whole
work to guide the department IN making paw.
ments. fN'
Ninety per cent Of the amount Of work don. and
materials delivered, according 20 contract price
(sald amount to be asceTtained by the estimate OF
an agent OF the department, appointed Tor that
puTpOse,) Will be paid from time to time as the
work progresses, and ten per cent re aimed until
the completion OF the contract, and acceptance OF
the work, &c, by the agent aforesaid, and be
forfeited In the event Of non -fulf iment of con
tract.
contracts VIII be awarded only to master build
cIa and mechanics, and the assignment thereof,
except by consent Of the Secretary of the Treasr-
ry, VIII be forfeiture Of the same
Each proposal must be accompanied by a writ
ten guarantee, signed by two responsible persons.
eftihed to be SO by the United States district
judge or attorney Of the said district in the sum
OF 80 eO0 Tor the whole work, Of pro ortIonae
amount, II for any part that the bidder will when
required, II his propo'al be accepted, enter into
a contract and bond, with proper and sufficient
securities for It's faithful performance.
Plans, specifications, and working drawings
can be examined after thirty days, and other In.
ment.
The proposals must be sent to this department
addressed to the Secretary Of the Treasury ZEN
dorsed 60 Proposals for the Georgetown Cns,cm.
House, dc - and will be opened at | O'Clock.
p m OF the last day named fof receiving the
same JAMES GUTHRIE,
se2i@d"oOdays Secretary Of the Treasury
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sIRGER,s
Improved Sewing Machine.

40 wnlen vas granted the Highest Award Of
tho Worlds Verdict Of supeesor, t,0eeiVins
fENHE IMPROVEMENTS IN THis A..
III chine has simplired them In many resn.ca.
and they aIeoapableof executing twice the aIponnl
Of work they did formerly in any given time
They are without question the only nj achines ca
Fable Of ewing every variety Of goods perfect |,
shirt boson or heavy trace for harness can be
sewn by any Of these machines by sim pie c anpe
80 needle and thread in such manner that tie
closest scrutiny cannot detect a fault.
. manufacturers, planters ard families will and
men tae only safe Machines to purchase, as they
90. a,S. strong and durable, and not likely 70
S.,,,Inti We, machines with gunges attached, for
F SUI nsis, ca fronts, CATERS, &c.
or hand, az the lowest Is,aS u'e'' "''' 0on''.huy
Persons desirsus OF so-.s... - -
I-s Eacaines will please ad dies o'
M SINGER Co,
~ B;.,;s are Prepared to exchange these @, j..
ohlnes LOT old machines OF any hind r oso NJ Ia1
ga. Pc.sons who have been {ndncax erms lib
s s michinss under the prstext % Setns
uk1Sd
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Marriage, its duties and oisQusl,s cat.ors. ana
thelI remedies; with Lithcgrnphs illustrating the
Ahatomy and Physfolcgy, snc Diseases OF the Re-
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Proposals for Building Six schooners for the
United States Revenue Service.
TRr.xrnv DEp.pr~p S. o

IRBAsUhY DEPARTMENT, Sept 6, 1856
SEALED PROPOSALS. Distinctly EN-
~ dOrsod 'Proposals for Revenue Vessels ,, and
addressed TO the Secretary Of the Treasury. will
be received at this office until IL O'Clock nTo, Of
the 9th day Of November next, for Furnishing the
Materials, Constructing, Equloping, and Deliv.
Ing afioat, Six + e-and- AT Schooners OF abou,
nifty tons burden each, for the Unit d States rev,
nue. service on the northern lakes
The models and plans to be furnished by the
coolactor, and the vessels to be completed within
three months from the signing OF the contract
No proposal will be considered unless received
nom persons engaged In ship building And
ca b CHER must he accompanied by the sign tures
OF Two responsible persons as guarantee that the
contract will be entered into by the bidder in case
OF acceptance OF offer by the department
One half OF the amount Of contract will ba nal
on presentation OF satisfactory evidence thai tbe
vessels are planked up ceiled and the dock Is laid
pleted. O''''
All the materials used to be Of the best oua,,,v
and the work to be executed in a faithf,I IN ~
and TO the satisfaction CT the superintendent
Inc vessels, when received from the hard NJ
the contractor, to be fully rigqef fnrnished snd
equipped, and finished to ceat win ,be .no au
lions chains, anchors armament. nautical I,s,,p
ments, camboose, cabin, and ward room f,,nit,,e
and boats. 'iA 1'hi'ufe
Persons des'rous Of bidding wi | b. furnished
with the required specifications on snni,c,t;on 20
this department "
In case bidders should not de,ira n n,oro.. o.
the Whole number ofvesscls thew ire a. it, ,V -,
oner Tor one or more, as may SUIT Their conve,i
Onss. JAMES a. nTuu CouVehl-
ses-iawtNov6 Secretary Of the Treasm,v
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mo. 56S
Notice Of Withdrawal Of Additional Lands
in Florida

FURTHER IN PURSUANCE OF THEACT
entitled IAN act granting public, in alternate
sections, to the State OF Florida and Alabama, to
aid In the construction Of certain railroads In said
States" approved 18th May, 1853, instructions
Were communicated by this Cface to the land off,
instant, for the withdrawal and suspension from
sale or location until further orders Of the follow
Ing described lands, as falling within the proba-
pie limits OF selection Of the Tampa Bay Main
Stem railroad, in said State, to wit
ONCE at NHwHANsvILLB: All the lands situa-
ted south OF the body Of lands heretofore with
drawn FOR the Cedar Key Branch railroad tcssf OF
the line VIII Oh divides ranges twenty four and
and twenty Ave; and north Of the line dividing
townships nineteen and tweRty.
Ohce at TAMPA: All the la ads situated tcest OF
the line dividing ranges twenty four and twenty
i've, and north Of the line which divides town
ships thirty and thrty-one.
Given under my hand, at the General Land or.
nee, at tHeci OF Washington, this ninth day Of
September, 1886. JOHN HOOD
sc IU IeWOW Acting Commits Sioner.