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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-16

Simeon Drspers regular weekly sale Of bonds and
stocks win take place 10 morrow Tuesday, at hapss
IL O'Clock, at the kerchAnts' Exchange.
At the second board the market ruled si stl lower
points New York Central Railroad declined g per
cent; Erie, *; Michigan Southern, Il; Panama, ";
Reaching, "; Illinois Central, Il; Cleveland and Toledo
"; Galena and Chicago, r. There were many more
sellers Than buyers this Afternoon and quotations
were feeby sustained At the close. We look for ssossy
decline in prices for stocks generally. Most OF them
rule ct very high points and the market has outside
and very little inside support Money 10 uuoomfortxsiy
tight and tits likely 70 DO good deal before Ia
easier.
The gross eapngs interest on debt and expenses and
surplus the Eric Railroad Company In each Of the past
three years, have been officially reported follows
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CITY commFRCIAL REpoRr.

MONDAY. Dec. ls--b II. NJ.
AsHrsIhe sales embraced about IS barrels rOts A .r
BErApsruFfs-flour-1he nsrkei 1rm, with
demand beth for export ard FOR home fhc sales
hracsd about barrels wcudng lots for expor
Prices closed = about lie following quolationa.-
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DELAWARE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,

, ! No 37IcD. s33 5O'.
The bearer ~ ths ticket shall be entitled 10 whit
ever prize may be drawn by lis number In scheme No.
| 3, class ", letter b. Of the Consolidated Delaware
Siate Lotteries ay ana plau) 10 be dra~ al Whining
ton, Sept. }, 1856. GREGORY MADBy,
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Among the articles found Ia the posso OF the &C
cured PARTIES several letters from various poztmas
In the Western and southern Safes stating thst they
had received lottery tickets from the prisoners and
would dispose Of them 10 best advantage Sc These
letters show very conciu,yey that large number Of
posmssters acting agents for the accused 10 the
distribution and sale Of tbs alleged spurious lottery
tickets.
--
Fine Wedding Cards, Envelopes, &C.
ENFRDEIS Is the oldest establishment Broadway for
nne card engraving. ks'a0ished lao.
Continuation OF the Great Sale OF China
ware, raran Sc, &c., AZ = " HhUaHwouTs col and $50
The entire stock must positively be cleared on 10
hV''nk :" s"' 49, ~. -.
Smithsonian House, Broadsvsy.-HoteI Ae.
commoiaons on The European or American plan q option
seal Engravings, Crcsts, Coats of Arms,
Cyphers, 3c and metal scala rings. &C at EVER.
DhiIss, pa Broadway, corner Duane sircet
Bachelors HAIR Dye. Wigs and Toupees,
TIC hes, IN the world. msdc, cold and applied al No -
Broadway.
It~ir Dye, Wigs aud Toupcc., Of crisss-
dye privately applied, at No As,or nouse
Hernia Cured by Marsh 4. Co.-Radicai
cure truss at ~ Maiden are, New Yorx
HciIowsy's Ointment.-ssrcty and Certain
great external remedy docs rot suppress uaamna
uon but efpe he cause OF by excreuon ouRn the pores
Cure your Ccueh.-tsc Csmp',cll's Syrup Of
tar and wid cherry. sold only by .MPBEiI chemist
nerof kga'h avenue aud Iwenly elshth street
Apoplesy.-Whcn the Exeresions Small
and scsnty. Prandrehs pills should be used daily,
moderately, unti an natural Nature gives timely
ing and the pills should be continued until inc bowels
fully restored to proper action Sold si NO a3 Cana street,
at y cents box.
To she AHictcd-Of all kinds OF Diseases
consumpon.Nrs. Pauline Held undertakes cure,
through animal all diseases q the aDer outs ard
body matter what names they are called by the medical
faculty her magnetic 50 strodg and e6icatous
that she capable q making radical ordinary cases.
in four consultations and Ia exrrortdsry than
tvelve Her simple, and produces
spses She hes been ehecng cure. toe numerous 70
ten Certificates nj her residence VIII prove this A. she
her journey To France, and will only remain for
short period in the city since she has been called by the med
cal faculty o Paris there she calls the attention OF
intads children sdusJ TO consult Der Her consultation
fee r 81 for ordinary and single consultation Will
OWce hours from IN ~ a. NJ aud 2 o6P.M
Mira PAUfINA HELD, - Howard street
Chnppcd. Tender 6ougn skin That
beautiful heairg emoicn, Jones' Italian chemical SOAP,
sold Tor "a NJ 202 howery Fine for shaving.
Dissipated I,ebeuchees, runkards. and all
people try Dr. wFBBERs nygorang cordial, de-
pot 202 bowery.
Hnrs Hair Dye, shillings a Bor, Hack
brown No. larcay street; also druggists and fanny
scGaE A.gle. alS.eiaB..
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GenfH's Festival HaI.-rhis Matchtess FA-
brio confessed imp e style just issued IN
Paris is now ready GkRIN6, PA Broadway, opposite st.
pauIis.
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surplus IN three years sl2 W
Not cent Of this large amouns has been paid Ia the
share OF dividends pu IL has all been disposed Of In
way On the 3oth Of September 1855, the company had
no surplus hand The reported edh balance Of $780,,
COO me ne han 1. Hand At The date lat year. IA merely
imaginary. In the thre years that tho company have
psssed It's dividends the aocumuatons in tao sinking
fund and small reduction In the noa,iug debt arc all
shore n to show Of throe millions OF dollars reported
surplus. Tho company now in want OF moro onoy
There are already indications Of appeal 70 capitalists
In some shape and stockholders must be prepared for
some financial operations.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day ~ follows
7ftaI 1bdi Tsdl
Receipn. PdymeAs Bdidnz.
Monday s21,oil OF s2i2, a32 10 Sll 1885, 2is 10
The receipts tooay cude $4,000 for transfer drss
on Bosou. Tho payments include $50, 900 on California
certificates and checks.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
wsxhinstou IN the inst solloWy-
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Hnrs Hair Dye. . shllings n Bor, black
o. brown. No. rarclay street, also druggists and fanny
scGaE AeIe- atgeIat..
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Furs, Fuys, Furs AT Whites, I4S Fulton
street betwees Broadway and Nassau. Gents hats a. S.
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Ladies' and Children's Furs-Girts for the
season sets of mink Hudson Bay sable and fitch
Also, beautiful of chdrens furs. appropriate
cies Christmas Years gifts For sale at BAN
T1A's fur store, OF Cana and Wooster Streets
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HOLIDAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
IL MEADE BROTHERS,
HOLIDAY PHOTOGRAPHS AND AMBR0rYPEs-AT
III RRADY'S Gallery,
No $50 Broadway, over Thompson's ssiocn.
CANGuIFIkR NERyIuE TONIC.
- divine and pleased remedy
For nervousness weakress dvspepsia aad general de-
OF the system DR. Jacob Webhers lnyiorng
cordial. Depot. 3D2 Bowery. Price " 50 two gor 81
nOOIHACBE CukED Ia FIVE MfrUrEs BY DR..
i TOBIAS wonderful Venetian linment Ut no pay bead
ache half hour Sold all druggists aud sorekeepers
Depot 81 Cortandt street N. T. Price % and 80
THOUSANDS NOW Csc 1HE TOKAf wfrH BESE
fetal results Unlike nbscco, The saliva swallowed
with the disgusting and injurious habit OF splitting
the breath does not dscolor the teeth Put
In foil and reiaed Mt saoons and drug store; whole
sale, Az broadway
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Dissipated Uebnuchees, r,snkards. and ali
people try Dr. wFBBERs nyigoraiing cordial
not 9l2 Howcry.
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Chnpped. Tender or eougn Skin THAT
beautiful hearg em0tcn jones' Italian chemical SOAP
sod Tor "a. NJ zO2 fowery Zine for shaving.
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BaBta's New York Styles or Fancy Beaver
hats for little girls Toys and nfans Also, q Gull
dIens iurs, appropriate articles for Christmas ADD NV
Years gifts. sold Of Canal and Wooster streets
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Plush, Furs, Hat Trimmings, Varnish and
rubber cement for sale by EASTMAN ROBERTS No. 81
Maiden lane.
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Aporlcsy.-Mhcn the Extreslons ars SIN

In and scsny, Rrandrehs Pills should be used daily,
moderately until ah 4 natural Mature gives timely warn
and the pills should be continued until the bowels
fully restored TO proper action sold At NO 3 Canal street.
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Paris Hats just Received and for Sale by
j. N. GESiS, pa Broadway, opposite et. paais church
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Cabinet AInbrotypes, beautifully COiored,
only 20 cents photographs 81 at IL. A. LEWIS li2 Chatham

Overcoats and Business Coats OF Various
sty les and qualities selling OIL AZ reduced prices.
K. X 5OuGHr0N, 256 Broadway.
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Gold and Silver Watches, Diamond Rings
and pins jewey and silver spoons forks &C. for sale al
wholesale and retail prices by GEO
O. ALLEN importer of watches and jewelry, II Vail street,
second loor, Broadway.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-29
VOL. 4-.-N0. 9OS.
DAILY VIRGlNIAN.


Where Is the man with his harp Of . thessano
ttringsi ssi '1s
The following rich srtract from . sermon will
lose much of Ito humoy, because We ssn't put
n print tho sing song style sHd aRprPoriste
,,estures that acoompay it: so ~ ,xsd ssssl slsa
Nv friends, sin makes the purtiest young man
Or woman in tho world ugly-ah. And III tel
you how know-sh a. was coming Up TO onarcn
70. dav. .ah,I saw some young men in the rosd-en.a
And thought one Of them the purtiest young
man ever saw in my life Oh. And - drew
s,ich unto them discovered that they we're play
ne NV marvels, and they all drew nigh unto
place what they called taw-ah and they narvei.
.ah. And this purity young man vas ~ lass
oue 70 marvel -ah, and when he marvsled' ne
Jumped up and tapped his hands like . iooster
does his wings, and says be, II wish may DC
id II | haint fnt. nh." And, oh my friends then
thought that was the ugliest young man ever
saw in nv fe-ah. And l opcnedmy mouth ana
spuke unto him thus.ah;s says |, young man.
this Is not the way to salvation" And says ne:
.Old horse, IL you had been salivated as bad a.
have, you wouldn't want to hear talk "f SAWS
ton" tt..
And now my friends. when that ar young man
said he was fat no told leah, for he wns lean
US that hungry looking sister over thar thAts -,
ways praying 80 pious while the hat - Dem
passed around-ah. ssss t..,.a
And, my friends, il that young man hadn't
been blinded by sin. he never could mistuk mo
for an old horse ah F
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AMERICAN TRAVELS. Since the issue Of Miss
Murray's book on America Mr.. Frederick Law
Olmsteal Of the samo nation, has published his
travels and opinions. In Richmond, Virginia,
he was much concerned to find that that great
State, tho "mother Of States and Statesmen -
was satisfied with "stuccoed building for its
capitol; and nothing short Of the test by touch
suificed, he says. to, convince him that Virginia
would have so long remained content with such
n '.parsimonioss pretence Of dignity as is found
in imitation granite and imitation marble In
North Carolina he represents himself as having
been literally ''vctimzod" by stage agents, and
feeced by negligent and unaccomodat'ng land
lords
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-29

PRoposEp MoNUMET To. .LAPAygrrE.-At a
banquet gived by Ame rioans sojourning in Rome
Italy, on the recent anniversary of Washingtons
raising funds towards the erection Of a statue at
Paris, to the memory Of Gen. Lafayette. with
whom he was personally acquainted during tho
Generals residence in the United States. A
committee Of ways and means were nominated,
with instructions to enter into communication
with tho United States Minister resdngin Par
is and find out what dasree of support he plan
might expect in that quarter II is probable that.
should the undertaking be realized. Mr. Craw-
ford will be charged with the execution Of the
monument ,.. f....=s stss#z..I
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Remarkable incident at Sea.

Among the startling incidents with which tho
papers are filled, Of the sufferings and iossos
that have recently occurred on the ocean, the
following account Of the escape or ths snip 0m-
eou,;n. Captain Scott, from Havre to this port.
from destruction, by lightning. and tho unusual
phenomena attending IL, will be read with inter-
est: - an
w. Temperature of water, CD deg, mir 70 deg.
Fahrenheit. The weathdr durk and lowering.
with sharp lightning, aud barometer falling Hast;
shin under double reefed topsails, foresaill and
iib' At2 A. M, commenced blowing bard. with
heavy rain and elect. At 2.a0 A. NJ, while shor-
teninp sail. an immense ball OF fire. struck the
mnin ro oval mast head. und then fellson the main
hatch. where IL exploded with tremendous foroe,.
filing tho dock with FIRE and sparks with contin-
ued explosions of the PARTICLES like detonating
powder or torpedors. Owing to the ice. slees
and snow with which the decks, bulwarks.. Hg-
piue, ond sails were covered the fire was soOn'
distinguished. About ten minatas alterwards .
second ball struck near tho same place, but was
driven by the force of the wind just clear of the
Sims side to leeward. when itexploded With .
loud report and great commotion. - :. 2 = ls7'
There we're several men furling the jib at the
time and tho concusson was so great that 1t pf-
ted them nearly clear Of the boom. The torna-
do lasted all next day and night, from N: w. oy
N. The air was very cold and water ", deg.
causing I'm immense exhaatQn from the Gnlk
which CONCEALED 6s soon it rose. and,waA dris-
on furiousiy over the ship. excluding the very
light Of day. One Of the crew was knocked down
and stunned, for time, but was not sariously
injured. The mate was blinded.by it. and prob
ably will not recover the sight of both, syss.--a
Had il not been for tho ice, seet and, sain which
deluged the ship, there canbs NO doubt but that
she would have been on fire. from, the truck TO
the water. The fore.topsail was blown out OF
tbs bolt-rope, and the royal mast head scared -
il were with red hot iron. being all the DAM
age the ship received which, to say the. least was
very OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES York Courier. Il fA
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NTEw GnoCEMx, GoMMlsslS.N y. 4 .,.s. ES., T.,

NrEW GROCERY, GOMMuaSbON ~
n waRDIN0 JtOfISELThs subscribers have sesseu, TOT
term az years from o. H. Lynch his new fme ssoo.
pnInu lately erected this city directly "cp"
~ & n n r. and immediately between the naaoau s'a
Canal for the purpose Of carrying on general
CoMMIssIos AND FoRwARDrso BusiNtss nnaes VI: Sy.s
and firm of BLACK A. PETTyJoHN, We onsf 70 o"r
friends and the public generally, new anu Wen ss n ~
stock of Groceries Liquors. &c In exchange !or ens u
country produce earnestly solicit call om 'n'"' "'
purchasing -. ..., an, b.nd
good supply Lime Plaster and Ce,ncnt kcre On nah"
which win bc sold any other house ~ tne v A..
An goods consigned will be wnruea WI" us
patch aIar attention paid to tho order , w rio,
We ssviees agents for the safe OF hss' ~
Tobacco Corn Oats &c, &c Charges rcasonNme NM ~
pains spared render satisfaction Account Of
" ang % ,s ~ ~ A. pETTYJOHN
AyEW CONCERN.-Thc Wndcrsigncd h.vc IN,
IL kcn tho brick doors below the No've
House. keeping at all times wen seeote"
stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES, and all other articles usual
ly kept well regulated Family Grocery They nave now
on hand Ane NJ o. Sugar Rio Coffee Java Coffee prime
arthio-hnc Tea Dried Apples lrh Potatoes bui.ef alu
Scar Adamantnc and raiow Candles We also have abea
ufui lot Prints, Ginghans Domestic Buttons oo"os
Thread O., and many other articles not nantohed
We shall be receiving in few days Molasses to"ee o"ss
Iag,iyra Coffee and other articles useful IN iHnsea
We hope by attention to business and au earhese 81
please share portion of the public
MIC L. SMIrHSON will be pleased TO SEQ h's o."
fnends at the above establishment lm" s'"sV
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Fitzgerald the Murderer Monster.

Fitzgerald the Murderer "A Monster.
We have in our midst prodigy of wickedness.
In company with the Rev. B. !. Ives Of this city
wa lately paid visit to the cell Of one of the
most hardened villains and reckless murderers
the world ever knew.
Jno. Fitzgerald was arrested last fall and
brou cht here on charge Of murder. Such .
murder the annals of crime can scarcely paral-
lei. He did this in cold blood, and without any
special provocation. He came to the bed where
his parents slept and killed them both with an Ak.
after which he went to he'd where his yoang-
est brother was sleeping and killed him. OF his
uctual guilt. there has notsat any time been the
slightes, doubt, though he has not confessed the
crime. At the last term Of the Supreme Court
he was found guilty. and sentenced to be hung
on the 18th of this month. There is not . par
tcle of doubt he will be executed; unless be hap-
pens to make way with himself before the tine
arrives. When be 6rst came to the Jail he man-s
ifested some signs Of repentance; but Il soon
wore off.and he is nov by many degrees the most
hardened cuprit we ever saw. During The time
weware present in his cellhe repeatedly ssPssss-
cd u wish to kill his remaining brother, hs said
he would willingly be hung if he could only
kill his brother and . few others who had tssti-
fed against him. He 10 q murderer throughout,
soul and body; and, With . heart steeped IN nur-
err. he will probably be ushersd iEto the presence
/ Of his God.-.4sbsrs Advocate. Mareh l9tk. assti
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s~ ACARD.-To the citizens ef Ly mch-
Ets1r3Isf3 BURG AND THE SURROUNDING COuN'
Hn IA H NTRY.--If youwiah purchase magnificent Pi-
- v AMOS, eal at STREMMEL'S on Main street,
opposItc the Warick House Mores Book store and
YOU will lind Instruments which cannot be surpasssd
In quality OF touch and tone beauty Of finish and duir
blity of workmanshp--all Of octayeBand which
will besold New York pfees Every Instrument VIII
warranted in every respect. Call aud examine for
Yourselves Music of all descriptions from the best clas
and modern composers, always on hand aud for sale
Pianos all Musical Instruments repaired and tuned
Do not the hands Of ho have
knowledge of the profession but call nt the above place
where realize entire satisfaction and where all ORDERS
will be promptly filed Secondhand Pianos taken II exi
change for new ones dec l9ts
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PETERSBURG ADvERTIsEMENTs.

= SAR p.,, =. .,...-a a.. .......s ~..orswscme
of Cioths G.ss,mrras ~, vnas axer ouercJ in his
,nsrta, rho.s I'M VS. ,s anu ,ssas & 49,, cs,. having In
vcy, tho "a ant. .n5 s., - r. Tho
ls, eomprsrs H s,yi ~, sa,hs insuSns rrrneh Enulsh
ana Amarsan tsn nas W =, s @ra ssen ,be plain plnck
10 the eeehrat.J uaa.,a ..ho a.. nuch worn AT
~ nrsan, ,, a., 'e ~' A.su u . III, a. s,,o. of Ves
ngs by far supss thing the Kind variety Of ccors
and beauty combined with durability which have ever hs.
the pleasure OF Offering to my friends and can eonhay A.
hn lhh can now oner greater To 'ns
my Custom Department than other house south m mason
Dkons line ishal be pleased for my old friends To give
me call upon the arrival OF goods and WIZ taNe pleas
ure In showing my stock Of goods to tse wh" ye' "'
The success OF Mr. WHITE, Cutter, Ia universally ae
knowiedged TO be unrvaed and workmon are eieeeu
from the best in the Satc thoreorei warrant all Of my work
maJts No A, sycamore street Petersburg.
-. - -. = = :, 49, :, =, .Srs n
'uNsE raNESI SUITS ~ UE ~. ~ n.D na
WI ''n, W"Ih Nu'er anu msn"ku'o' ~ v. ~ -, ~.
partmont-oiofhs Cassimeres and Nesngs o 'na nus ,,
cen, mpo,auons heoleys French lwea anu ,n a - hc
Cloths and cassmersi olive blue aud brown ootns Q, o
BLACK and Fancy SIN Veye for Vess all new and resh
silk Satin Morautiane and Quilted Vestngs Of the
beautiful patterns English French American Cassmeres
all qualities and coors t..
Call and examine our larp. assortment
Its established that white beat the world In the
Cutting and Fitting line
BE give us call before making selections
THOs w. R0YsToN,
Dealer In Cloths Cassmcres Vestings
and lne Clothing of all kinds,
e. oodis Petersburg, Va
- --...-..
VuNs HuE flNNO TussSs. - poP',-ss'Os'
Is now made by H. T. NASH 10 select MOS tor ea.
TONER'S nnu allow ,hem 10 'esi tnef q'auos ooe pnyh
'hon better evidence cannot pe gwen oi mo 'n'hi"'" "
whleh we mold our Pianos -.
we Keep about 40 Pianos of various patterns on han y, s
eet ron which are bought exclusively for cash rom ou "
the largest manufacturers In New York which were Meue"
athe Paris Worlds Fair to he the best We have sou
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RICHMOND ADvERTIsEMENTs.

Y. sx
ing Goods selected by Mr. Bell, the other side
Manchester and Scotch oinghams;
Printed Lawns and Jaconets;
White and Printed Brilliantes;
Printed Mouselnesi
Plain Colored and Black do,
Plain Colored Persans;
Plain, Coored and Black Beregcs,
Colored Grape L'Espasnes;
Satin Plaid Bereges and Tissues
Black and Colored Silks;
Cloths. Cassimeres and vos,inss
White Goods-A full assortment
Irish Ineps Bay Linens iiolands Damsshs powlas Linen
bes Black and Colored Cambrics sesas, &c. &C. with
full assortment of Foreign Goods
stock of choice Prints Bleach
cd and Brown Sheetngs and Shrngs Beaehed and Brown
oznaJSres Donms shrting stripes Plaid pomes,ies, Cot
'onads. ken,uesy Jeans Twseds &s SS mno,s stock
of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods to which cordially
fc 2s,d3w IT, ssl BELL, BROOKS PACE co
NOTICE TO BUYERS OF DRY GOODS.
Having determined so to arrange our store as 70 admit .,
and FLOOR OIL CLOTH business. more extensive scale
than any house at present in Virginia we will from and AFTER
line without regard and will furnish
regular and customers credit a prices that must
now have on hand large Winter and Summer
Goods from promptly supply the trade and we ear
buyers RICHARDSON & co,
fe 2l dim 95 Main street. Richmond Va
L.. ROYATER, BROTHER IL CO., Rich
AZ MOND VA, prepared to make liberal advances on
consgnments of MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO, ana
produce generally the address of their friends Messrs
I}rummel e. Roysters No. 93 Water street. New York.
Shipments Messrs Brumme & Registers, through our
house, viii bo iorw ardcd free Of charge.
A. L. ROYSTER,
j. Il. ROYSTER,
ian 25 dts JOSEPH BRuMMEI
FuNO TOBACCONIS1rS..-l:rent reduction IN Lock
TOLLS-The Lock Tolls for the Dock connection hre
reduced Fioe Cents Why henpay Ffy Cents
per Tobacco when can save the an
ference by shipping the subscriber the ockf Having
charge only five cents peri box ON Tobac-
which includes all the charges III Richmond by steamers
the whole from Iynchburg on
hoard, only thirteen cents per box.
dee cots ALFRED s. LEE, Richmond
IVERPOOL FINE sALT.-5OO sacks, i"
IL prime order for sale by A. >. LEE,
fe eats Klchlnohi
NROCERIEs.-
u 5000 bags prime Rio Coffec-dircct importation;
1850 mats Java do
800 bags Santos do
900 bags Maricabo do
200 half chests Gre Tea-fnes imported
100 casks Hibberts, Stout aud London Porter;
900 casks Scotch Ale;
$50 baskets 1Ieidsick Wine
- packages Hcnnessey, Otard and Goddard Brandy
most of il high cost-for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co,
ian 25ts Richmond