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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-27
LYNCHBURG. TUESDAY MORNING NAY ". 1856.
RICHMOND Adv kRllsEMENls.


CLovER sEED.-rRmr MN clown SEED
feb 25.ts North side OF the Basin, kiehmond Va
A nOYsTER, R,WROvuERA 60. Hish
~ ~ are psr"r,a I" make n'ra .na nd
produce gsnera. to the address 1 th,i. hiends M'ssrs
ESy,s TO as. s' 1S Ss~
house will boiorwarded free OF charge
ian e5 dts JOSEPH nRl MMEI
NOTICE TO MEKCWANTs, FARMERS 4
~ OTHERS LIVING IN THE COT tNTRY--Iw ,uld most
especially call Merchants Farmers ndohers
my large and general assortincnto Boots, EIyn0 IN
shoes Trunks os,r,, "a, S Bags .,.,ss ys,sss Ss NW
-" myself with grea, ca suitable for the
Virginia trade and large portion Of my Goods having bee
Inducements Merchants and Farmers and all r want as
other house East North South either by the paeksge
dozen which call the attention of all In want as hey
will find them at prices that cannot fail to please by calling on
Dealer in Boots Shoes Trunks Carpet Bags,
Valises, Ac. wholesale and retail. No. l27
sep Ats Maiu street Richmond Va
fyUANO.-we have on hand sun, poo tons Em,lys
IL Guano that imported last winter So far as
have heard from the purchasers has given entire salts
Railroad of It's good effects by noticing straw
berry mn as the, pass h""SS the farms D. ,om, o hs
'p'>''''' EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co,
iy aets Richmond
LT.-525o Sacks Ashtons Salt; direct importation from
- crpool daily expected For sale by 80,
kAIT.-2560 Sacks Jof,es Dorsey SAT-, In prime
- order, landing and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co,
iy3-y Richmond Va,
INTANO, iuANO.-lia,n ing made arrangements with
NJ the Peruvian Agents supplies of GuANo on the
terms prepared to furnish IT, We have now
and will be In regular receipt oft
shall Sell but What comes to usd rect from the agents
purchase from rely getting 8ENtlN
GuANO the friends and all Others
with the will alw furnish them with the
''' '''''''' '"' '''''' '''''' cRENsHAw co,
feb North side Of the Basin Richmond, Va,
lNUtfEE-
u 1000 bags strictly prime Rio Coffee;
700 Sanios-eargo of tho schooner Indicator from
he Braz,ls-in and for sale by
EDMOND. DAVENPORT q CO,
oc cots Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-27

friend. At ths house JAMES A. CONNOLLY
AL "a RbBT NJ ADAMS.
k,.Ns;eu's sEWgNf MACnlNEs.-All per.
1s obtain full and reliable information
sncng Singers Sewing Machnestholr price, capabilities.
sizes method Of working means OF procuring
them particularscan do sn by applying At
f No 323 Broadway New York by letter In for
M SINGERS GAZETTE. This papers devoted entirely
Sewing Machine interest Copies will be supplied
gratis all interested
\ B-rhe unparalleled success of our Sewing Machines
has era tr dnlent mmitati MS II hem besdcbnu
Phtcnts-tf wbith we own
teen Suits the OF paenH have recently
been deci, in the L. y Chcui Court of New
York and W these suits the great prime plr of
hodinp be scmCd 10 The saraoe V IN, machie
I'M ydiaR which Is used in all Sewing Machines
has been fully established The wheeler Wilson aud
The Grover ewing Machines, alirg', each in
fringe three pa,nS rwhtd 10y We have suits
against them In the l. y Courts which VIII
b, tried hereby caution the pubic moi 10 buy any In
frngng they h" comp He'd by law - stop
using them. and Ia pay cost and damages
~ Local Agents will be wanting I" make sales u" our I'M
urov ing To persons properly qnrbhcd tor
The business opportunity for profitable aud pleasant
employment is offered
aud improved machines exchanged on lpol i'tls "t
old machines of every Kind VI NiN'i'n -
Principal Office, I1i Broadway W h"rk.
apl11 a.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

a DIR. ROBERT EARLY. Dentist,
hss removed his office door above his resi-
IITYvyYv sldenee. MAIN ST, and square above
IL ihr.li's IIot,l i-dts
uNR n. O.. l.REENGEE offers his profess oa-
IL Al SERVICES the citizens Of Lynehburg vicinity
Office on alley bcw Main and Frendsa arehouse,
AZ.
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VOL. 4---N0. 255
MISCELLANEOUS,

sNussOa VVUON.-Tke firm 81 MeDsnsL hnft r.
rr,.,n, i. ,,is day Dissolved by mufnas rsshL AZ ~"
n,m, a, ,he eonesrn used by ehhsr psrnsf IN
m. hu.lness phals Will be kept - eHs o." INV
occupied by asr''' "'y = ,smm nosrs MCDANIEL,
PLEASANT PRESTON
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NEW.YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

ftJsNOILY n ADAMS, Tobacco COmmSe.
Il SION MERCHANTS, No AZ FRONT str ct, New Yorh
~ Liberal adV Vances consignment.
III INSIS C. ADAMS would bc pleased to hear from his
friends Al th,s house. JAMES A. CONNOLLY
al ROBT NJ ADAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-27

BEST WORK WITH LEAST DRAUGHr
RICHS PATENT PREMIUM ROW
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A. an.ss~s. GASLsaON> ~ ESt.1. E. <FI6f
n sk1DovE'a BONNET AND FANCY STORE -0yG
NIX .da, h. To thai on OF before the E2S
W. shall produce tlon three ~ the moH-ss
Al usblp s.tnbiishmcnsin N,N York tho aust rts u
l., rst. You M assured that every ihns that the
ngrr ompihhsd shall be pesuted W yos even
it hc v hun
win ay Tor yur perAonal qualification that the sshaDition
ct ILsnsis Sew York. Will the gJd inst and as
,, .cr considered second only ~ sweet pret
apd ns,iy will ba seen beiors any other article
Il dress, shoad be s.le. ted with muni oare ssq
n p variety
nathn W, field Of ssety not only IA l"nn.'r
ht In Manh and every vanciy of sninme, Coverings
10 shall
horctofurs IN Hats, Fats, Le Bonnets aud CAPE
,,d oth., pretty little traps as#a
Very respectfully, ..,....-........... +.
ma ladts ALFRED r. aNGLEDONE
lAsG WINDOW sasADEss, GILT "a lss AIN
ara Lt Oh window Shades Of and beautiful pat
ors also, am Curtain Bands and Corniee OF every
'iulys.,s J. ID GREGORY 4 co.'s.
-. alYmAssEs.. UssAsEPN .a.sks |, ,-Einc
IVA Maasos made order; Also nuinb.f OF ihom
supafiD, quality on hand and for sale by - -
tuay l,don NM LoooIs
IVA eae,,od 6y Express the finest nj OF Navy,
i,4 a. nad suits over neen Ia this i'Ai keI
"tay ,se ..
NrGW GOODS EVERY W9n1k-, Rtais silks,
~ plain ana ngnred Barages, anghanA Lawns eaitoes
ana au,st other ar,ices receives, and saio
thvap, Tor cash JNo y FohNiot asent
may lp-s 4zaz4-A-A
apaNE Arpl.Es,, OnAN0Hs,. LEMONS, &C..
u - BoAes Oranges,
" do. Lemons. 27tfHH af.
4 bbl. Pnu Apples
bDls. kueset Appies
just received and IN good order D. A. HofO.
may 2D2w
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The above via ONO RIVER n sie'
charged If sent all the way by Railroad No storage '""8
U" "o'"' ''' RRIDGFORD g. CO.. Richmond
~ NJ ~, Sa,den a Miller J. H. Claiborne j. W. wright
q oop chas W :. 25-ts.
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S.CEaN SAW WILL FU.t "a So w %icb "
NJ thirty horse power STEAM SAW Mill, with
will be sold very low; all the rnnninggear !" ,nilv i'm
der Any Information concerning II WIN M d pu u' "
p''cu aPPi0"''" " A. WINSTON,
JNO IL BAILEY.
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40 ,trpCr,y CV NAGSEOUS DRUGS USED.
NJ "h' DN JOHN sTON,

,o,nber of the Re- al College OF surgeons Lnnaoh S
IS tho mt II eminent Colleges of the United states
a ,ba greater pa whose life has been spent IN e hS M
WAS Of Lond H. Paris, Phadephia and esemnere' mss
M "a acme of II most astonishing cures ,hat were eSe'
many troubled with rim ing in the heaa anu ears
asen great ne .vnusuess, being alarmed az uaaen
and bas6funess with frequent blushng a''saa s,.,, ~
snu ., AT Of mind cured Immediately
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-25
Peace Pr0snecta.

The chances for peace are becoming ''small by
degrees" The London correspondent of the Phil
aielphia' Bulletin says there is perfect under
standing between Russia and Austria, and that
when Russia sends her answer to the present Aus
TRAN proposals, she will SO modify them to give
both Prussia and Austria pretext for urging them
upon the acceptance of the Allies. Prussias doing
30 will be very inconsequental, but Austria will do
30 in mode to produce grave consequences, for it
will be for the third time made apparent that she is
playing the game of Russia, and that she has no
intention whatever to take any part in this strug
gl unless her Is certain to lead to issues OBJ
viously subservient TO her own interests
The same writer adds that the allies themselves
Aaue no doubt that Austria will back out of all her
ostentatious professions but they deem it polite
to Let her plcy her game. The French Empe-
TOR desires to keep on good terms with Austria 1T
all costs so long be is at with Russia and re-
lies upon his censorship of the press to prevent the
mind of the French nation from canvassing the
points of this policy, its practical results The
CORES pondent says it is alleged where no mistake
can be made, that embarrassments to a real ener-
getic, hearty war with Russia, ,oiaOm The consen:
Of Austria have been thrown in the way of Eng,
land from first to last and it is for the first time
put forth within the last few days that the Aber-
deem government was influenced solely by know
ledge of the indisposition of the French Emperor
to press Russia beyond the limits of Austrian ac-
cuiescenee, in all its half measures, by which the
country and the Empire were extremely dis
gusted.
In the opinion of the intelligent correspondent of
the Bulletin, the British government is at war for
the ends ostensibly protested by it; the French
government has other and Interior Objects and
Austria is PLAYING ingenio usly with both.
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English Relations.

Our relations with England continue delicate
We hardly ever knew them when they were other
wise. We cannot believe there is any real danger
of war with England. The wolfmay be at hand,
but we have heard the cry of wolf" so often,
that we have lost all faith in it. We recollect
with what pomp and circumstance squadron was
sent to the scene of the fishery difficulties, and also
the great talk about formidable squadron to be
concentrated in the Gulf and watch the British
squadrons there, but it all ended in smoke, and not
gunpowder smoke at that. England and America
cannot afford to go to war with each other.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
800, rrernins. .Janunry Is. 1856.
Interessiss NIemor,als % yirsinia Hlaior


r..eresttse Memorials OF Virginia Hssfory'
The report Of the Executive Committee OF .ne
virginia Historical Society sets forth that WIZ
.ha small appropriation of one thousand dollars
v..r for Ave years from the State 1t wiz De ems
hled 10 procure from England copies OF manuscripts
relating 70 the early history Of this STATE and % pro-
esute IL publication of the early voyages TO Amesf
=, and the annals Of Virginia Among ofner vaina-
h,e records. they would publish in one year from
the massage of the act, an account OF the voyages
:. .,a Atlantic Coast of North America, from
,s-a 70 1906 Including in this period, several let
,.r. ,o Sir Francis Walsingham, written by Ralph
rane In August and September. 1885, from what
was then called Virginia and within two years
from the passage of the ACT they would publish
the first volume of Annals Of Virginia, coming
dawn 10 1919 and giving full report OF the pro
ceedings In that year of the first Generai Assem-
blyon this Continent. ''0f the particulars says
the report shat PASSED at this Assembly, hosng
;, to be found In Mr. Heaiags COLLECTION Oh the sta
tutes nor In the volume of Sfh, or OF any one VINO
has vet undertaken 10 write the history Oh NHgf
min We ran show how that Assembly was organ
lied and wha. II did-its resolutions and Acts or
ors;n.nees-aud give the names of the two Bur
sesses for each Incorporation and plantation. The
sn.bor of the Declaration of Independence would
have been pleased to know that one of the Bur-
sesses in 1919, for Flowerdie Hundred bore the
name of Jefferson. Letters written from Virginia
In 1922 by George Harrison, will be interesting to
others, as well as the HdrTisoas of Brandon and
of Berkeley. Yet they have hitherto been igno-
rant of the existence Of such letters the sage Of
Montpelier of the fact that Capt Isaac Madison
and Mira Mary Madison were in the colony In 1923.
Many there may be who will be interested in the
names Of those living in Virginia in February,
1923 and the list Of the dead; and the complete
muster or census of the inhabitants in 1624-a pa
per embracing lob pages. No Virginian should be
willing to let such documents these, bearing es
sentially on the history of his State, continue to
depend on the frail duration of single piece of
paper-and that in foreign land"
The Societys collection of paintings has had
valuable addition during the present year in the pre-
sentation by Jaquelin P. Taylor, Esq, of por-
trait of Edmund Pendleton, the first President of
the Court of Appeals of Virginia, painted by Tho
mas Sully of Philadelphia, from miniature which
Judge Pendleton had taken of himself, and gave to
Mr.. Tayiors mother. 1t is anticipated that within
q year, copies of the portraits of Washington JEFF
ferson Madison, Monroe and Marshall will adorn
Its rooms. We trust the application of the Society
may meet favorable response from the Legisa-
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Wood and Coal,

1t is very interesting sight to see worthy citi-
zens marching knee deep in snow and slush, be-
leaguering wood and coal offices in crowds and in
imploring tones, asking the means of saving them
selves and their households from freezing to death
The great moral to be derived from all this ex-
trouble is to lay in your supplies of fuel before
,yinter sets in
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commenced business in September is said to be
operating well. The purchasers and stockholders
being mostly mechanics, have bought their goods
20 per cent. cheaper than could be bought of regu
lar traders. There are now six hundred stock.
holders, owning ,060 shares.
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Southern CommerciaI Convention.

We invite attention to the notice of the Commit
tees to make collections to defray the expenses to
be incurred by the approaching Southern CONNER
ciaI Convention There will, of course, be no
hesitation in prompt and liberal subscriptions to
this object the credit of the city is involved in
the manner in which the thing so far she is con-
cerned is to be done
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-25

The cold weather seems to have put stop to
every thing. The wood and coal have stopped ;
the sugar and molasses have stopped; the boats
have stopped and the cars have stopped; the mails
have stopped and Congress has stopped; every
thing, in short has stopped but the tongues of the
lawyers and Of the ladies' and when they stop, the
world viii stop.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-25

nearly, of New York, held an inquest Tuesday, on
board the schooner Joseph Holmes lying in that
port, on the body of one of the crew, known
only as Thomas who died very suddenly of con-
gestion of thu brain. The deceased was la years
of age and has parents residing in Richmond, Va.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday, Jan. l6, by the Rev j. J. Lyons
MYER MYERS, of Salisbury, N. c., to GRACE
ROSA, daughter of the late Bernard Hart, of this
city.
On the Esd inst. by the Rev. DR.. Howell, Mr..
CHARLES NJ. SMITH, TO Miss SUSAN 4. TEN
SER, all of this city
Papers of Natchez, Miss, will please copy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-25

BOSTON AND THE SHOE TRADE 1t is said that
the forthcoming statistics Of Massachusetts will
show that the Shoe and Leather manufactures Of
that State amount to. the enormous of S55,-
100000
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p.rr.r;xa,ion OF the Militia.

We concnr with our contemporary the Enqni
rer, in the hope that some system VIII be matured
by the present Legislature which win secure the
reorganization of the militia The circumstances
Of tho times demand at least this first step in pro
viding protection for the State against foreign and
dornastic enemies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-25

IL A change for bargains in Embroide-
RIEs FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, Ac.-The subscri.
Der contemplating a change in his present business,
will from this day, sell his whole stock of T. BROI-
DERIES, FANCY ARTICLES, RIBBONS, TRIM
stock is well assorted yet all in want of the above
named goods would do well TO give him q call pre-
yious his removal No. So Main street. great
ducements offered at
J. L. WELLS Fancy and Trimming Store
ISI Broad street.
FOR RENT-The store and dwelling at presen. oc
sooner if desired. Apply on the premises
ia t0-dfm* Isl BROAD STREET
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paw nf Congrers.

Some newspapers express doubt wns'n1' 'ae
members of the House Of Representative A.o 'A.
titled 10 pay until an organization 70 ehsese
There need be no doubt on that suptecs. ~
House know very well what they are about
Their pay begins with the first day OF inc session
and continues whether they organize OF ho'. Hence
there is no necessity far as they are concerned
for an early organization.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-25

CTR m wa - Children's and Youths
CLoTHINc.-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
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, heretofore, and re-
spectfully socits call from those in want.
ia linz ]. III. RIDDICK.
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sales Of stocks in Kichmend.

Reported By JOHN a. Lancaster q Son, Deek ending
January 24h, 1856
Virginia per cents u years 70 rum NO sales g Inc
Treasury. !.
Virgins per cent? shorter dstss sales a 70 "a aAa
interest.
State Coupon Bonds. s5 and int
Bonds guaranteed by the sfate. sales e4 and ms
Richmond City Bonds sales 953 and int.
virginia Bank Stock. par SO, sales TO-
Farrners' Bank Stock, sales . 100.
Exchange Bank Stock. sales = iof-
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock last sales ~
Richmond Fire Association Stock. par So last sales
q.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poton1ac Railroad
Stock, last sales 49, Al
Virginia Central Railroad Stock last sales old stock ~
new IS.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock last safes
s5aA .
Richmond and Danviile Railroad Stock, last sales ~
James River and Ksnawha Stock last sales III
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DTED

Yesterday, at IL o'clock, NJ, Mr.. HUGH HAMMER
GODDIN, of this city, of Isaac A. Goddin. Esq
His funeral will take place Sunday next due no.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-25

e. To the LADIES'. ID owden's ID e q |
FLUID is 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 q cosmetic, it whitens and soft.
ems the Skin, imparts beautiful glow to the com
plexion and effectually prevents it from chapping
See circular for the testimony of the principal Dem
tsts of this city. For sale by BENNETT BEERS,
PURCELL, LADD l. CO., ADIE 4 GRAY, LAID
LEY l. ROBINSON, GRUBBS 4 APPERSON. and
all Druggists In l4-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-25

~ Hair T0n;c...Thir Tonic il unsur.
passed by anything nsw before the public. 1t will
promote the growth and the healthy action of the
hair clean the head Of dandruf, prevent headache
and is of the best toilet articles used.
Made and sold by R. C. HOBSON, wholesale or
retail, at his Hair Cutting, Shaving and Shampoon-
ing Room under the American Hotel entrance on
1lrh street. jas
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ia 25-2t

wAuctiOn NOtfce.-The attention of the
public solicited to trustees sale of Furniture,
&c. This Morning at 10 o'clock, at our store.
LARUS & SHINE,
ia 25-lt Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-25

~ Abel u. Mayo will be found hereafter
9Th and Main streets. ia l4-3m
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ry, Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, 10
known to be tbs finest and largest Daguerrean estab
hshmenE south of the Potomac river. Citizens and
strangers visiting the Fair should pay ayisit TO this
establishment where they may obtain hkenesses ia
largest size The ladies will do we'll - call and look
at cur assortment of beautiful Pearl She'll Papier
Mache, Velvet aud Morocco Gases, before purchasing
elses hero A. w. OSBORNE,
oc q Sign Of the American Flag
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-25

ber has Hair Dye which Is instantaneous and never
washes of. We viii advise all who dye to give John.
CALL lie warrants to give perfect satisfaction
or charge.
Also to be had FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic, an nfa-
lble remedy for all the ills that the human hair 10
heir to.
10TH STREET BETWEEN MvrN CARY STREETS.
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w Auction Notice.-The attention of To.

CF Auction NOtice.-The attention of To.
bacco Manufacturers quested to my sale of supe
rior Screws and Fixtures This Morning ct III o'clock
at the Tobacco Factory of Messrs. Grant Bennett,
on Goth street, between Main and Franklin street.
ALSO.-To the sale of one likely Negro Boy, q
good Stemmer.
ALSO.-To the Renting of the Factory for the
present year. THOMAS w. kESSEE,
% Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-25

E The Managers of the s'Union Bene.
VIOLENT Society,"" informed that there 75 BUSH
els Coal at the Danville Depot subject to their
der. ia 25-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-25

w I. p. Chase, M. D., homeopathic.
Office 1877 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
Richmond. Va, la S---3tn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-25
w The Adjourned Annual Meetin

Er The Adjourned Annual Meeting of
the Richmond Building fund Company will be held
in my Office SATURDAY evening, 18th January at u
O'Clock Members are urged to attend or send prox-
les, that quorum may be had, officers to be
elected and the annual report made.
B. B. MINOR,
ja 2-N Secretary and Solicitor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-25

EgSpeciaI NOtice.-.I ask attention to my
sale of Dry Goods Clothing, Boots Shoes &C., this
day at 10 o'clock; ALSO of Sugar Herrngs Glars Jars
&c. n. CAUTHORN
ia 25-lt
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M p p. 0rsBs-
JOHN w. DAVIES.
10 i2--ts
January IL, 1856.

E DIR. ID. 3. Watson offers his Profes.
sional services to the citizens Of Richmond.
Office aud residence corner OF Franklin and 9Th
straets 10 Sim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-25

II DIR. o. A. Crenshaw, Office I43 Main
Street, over Parker Nimmo 4 Co.'S lately pied
by DIR. Haskins. la T-Sms
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Z. SIN
WIN. A. BUFFERS, Sec'y.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, } To wit.

CITY OF RICHMOND, 5
This day before me. William r. Watson, q No
tary Public in and for the city of Richmond Store
SAID Personany appeafea EDWARD SintSn
Building Fund Company of Richmond, and severaliy
made oath that the foregoing statement of the nan-
3lst day of December, 1885, is true, to the best of
their knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 23d day of january, 1885,
ja25-lt WIN F. WATSON, N. p.