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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10
AIyNLIT. uoWEN q P0W,I,I

NURS. SOUTIIWOHTTI'SN EW It0OIS-rIP TOP
W GLEE AM CHORUS HOOk.A i,nd choice collection
u C"pyf gh never before Amuu-d aud gom. Of
Modern German and lta AZ Cmpr~rs arranged 10 familiar
aud adnpi.d 20 c n.c N G Clubs. Singing Glasses family
circle. ~ JARVIS aud Uetra o.
st2s "
back. cloth o..
Lioyd Steanbolt Directory me Western WI.
ters hundred ane enKravng- and ory.-ir maps ~
Conversations Faus snd 70. Graces coupei by Andrew
Peabody. 5nr.
" H'"'''
Az E's,y Liberty slavery by Albert Taylor Bea.e T. l.
u " for ssc by \ MORRIS
MIL No. " Msin street
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SnocSiSG.-An insane convict in the Preston county
Jail at Kingwooj during the late severe weather was
severely frozen in the limb, that ampul tion trm was
rem red necessary. Both legs had be taken or below
the knee. The patient is said be doing well 81 cal
b. expected. So saws an exchange
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HOTELS, &c.
IsREAKFAsr AT the JUNCTION
- 90.

TAN HOUSE .oets the patronage Of the members Of -
the deuerA Assembly, and others visiting the city thls
ter aud promises to pain. his
20 their comfort
The well known aud so desirable III
1t needs no further eommendation
na2i-f
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CO-PAHrNERSHIP.
uNHE undersigned have entered iuto opArnershp under a.
y style %
GARDNER, CARLTON 4 co.
or tc rurp1sc " Wholrsle ROOT sT0F lat
and LEATHER BUSINESS, 81 No III Main crs. .oeH
share " public patronsgs. JAS a. GARDNgR
AMBRlSg CARLTON
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BILL, BROOKS, PAcE a co.

uIOSIPONEWENT.-1t is With regret have 20 an.
nounce that Distribution Enterprise pisc~
th 20 81 february The hardness
vented fom seeing and sitng sh
them su tx anoher than sbout ~
" August at Whch time the drssug certainly pacr ~ The
,css ca,l n and ne money refunded aud should The
tickets Justify doing shall upou earlier dav a.
anSus 10 have The drawing place esr-t possible
ItopuTNa
ielr-uFAug. Lih.ry, Va.
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- no rIIE VOTERS or nICnnO,u

I'm 0T'lIrTce Tie aiVrr Tlcmds,
t. umr prc.cnt through the press
ior t rc - CITY SERGEANT, that thu nnis
would nt only he acceptable bat desirable nt nde
declare uyrei candidate manner, sine tie prac.
has into which becomes social affairs Il
Longer histca all ready ding Lawrvor to ABIDE d.
action ~ a nominating un-rtng, should b. held.
Your frllow-citizen,
mhiu-.ps pRANCIs 4 SMITH
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NOTICE.-TO BCYERS or DRY COODS-uayns de-
teruined 10 Of
ns 1om ns time hr CARPErtNG. MATING aud FLOOR OIL
CLOTH business, extensive ale than
cent Virginia, vii FROM any article
h'tc 10 ~ geaeri Drv goa's iiae -thout
Casa aud gill furnish aud proui CUSTOMERS credit
~ prices h1i must make q heir Interest 90 buv u
We have q large kof 10 summer
Goods rom which promptly supply
ncsily solicit examination b. from pfoapf JrvHg
LuHffs HfCUkUSON A fU
fsi2-dscims " N.to sr.st
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ANINo removed R.ehsot, n. prassonai -rvie.
10 ths CoaT Of Appeals aid Circuit OF 'e
5Ais aoi " The Cns stssssl he'd the He
"p.l,... .hd ia sitss Fs,pses chamber counsel
~ Oaes At residences sou.e.i Of Man
siEt-ts- ,,h.-tv
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LAW CARDS.
tIbtS. q. IsO>l.,
DIkN I'X At

ATTORNEY AT LAM.
Ni practice In the Conr. % the City % Richmond
w counties % H-urico and Hanover.
~ ONE. CORNER Of Main and Governor streets.
'snes's clothing oeR.-iy
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- no TIE NOrEWs OF TIE CIrY nI

~ TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
~ RlCHMONb:-liayng served for past =
nm Alderman ~ tn city, and feeling quaheto
the once Of CITY SERGEANT other candidate
method or announcing myself candidate ensuing
ton and trust that Il nay he
ings Of the highest ard, I remain
Your Ob-,lrnt servant,
mhI-,u GEO W TOIpP
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rHE ONLY lIEDAL AWARDED Ry THE IL
RY OF THE NEW YORK EyIIIBITIOS
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,

10 ENGLISH on roRkGS sArcE
AMONGST srsERoys COMPETITIONS,
LEA A PERKINS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-20
MEDIgA.I
EAR AND EYE
Drs. LEBRUN & DuEroo
OCIILISYS ANB AITIfS,,ntOS ~

nR. LRRRCN offers TO those sulferin. sro,, ~,
A.tRfdLibts aursl remedies, which iieve j. lila
in nearly three thousand cases Confirmed
remedies have been pronounced hv prs KhraS' !ase
aud DelSaa OF Paris and Curtis Pitcher Of 80 OF BsTa
most wonderful ever applied for diseases ~ a. iAe
middle They comprise different conrs Stfli aat
t;oul dssRscs that effect the external asl ~; The "a.
II the DISEASE Is canned 20 ths external ear
apparent on the ds:l Or sth day. Dr LFSrf irS
lion. He has sigeea eestcatcs hosS t "a h fsrra.
deaf from Infancy whess hSGTnE nov btca
SIi they enabled to led:R LIe L,, Ecs.oSs
twenty seven hundred cases Of deafness 0r,r
treated By hin. Certificates that e, zen Neeas.
on application. -'ay b SetA
In ar cases ofdeafness arising from i.ysap,r,.,
saiaE, or ils!SrHfi0n OF the tSit
usually called lie .'irun " iazao.nsafjon Of
brSd of the EyslpGNAt and 6uS'ek0i1 I,js "a ms.
:Itt5a 4f ,vess 1errous ti8ectioss, J,oi,l. ~
OF when the disease he traced I" Se5t, 'sfl'A
IaeIaurial medicines, gatherings In tic ears S q .
&C.. the seNge can. In Nearly ersVy iSihArl M Sitc
Where eart Of secretion Is apparent ts
being dry and scaly; whrn thu deafness rGslH
no.es tic car, a:e rns:l;p o: leaves Ch- sGA
failing water, ringing Q; bells, quotations, " 'rces
ter, when In STOPPING position oa hi Sc q nat.
OF blood 20 the keSd had taken place: When ~ Eah
perfectly acute where there is much aoi. ~ - SesiH
dull and cloudy weather, wien cold "a. las 'sas
thu COURSE pursUsd by pR. LEGRUN :. esrslt.ss hktn
Efiie, ''S t3SI.
IA. DUPToS. the only practitioner In The y,,.,.
who rracseS the new rliiiic$s, and sacccsSi S'sASA
treating all diseases 20 which :s is srb,ect n
~ orr means have failed to afford rlief he "a;
such fair and Impartial tral. Patients by - Al
few particulars Of their casS, have reer. SEN,
part. ~ =" lay
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ADVERTISER ENTS.
New Savings Bank Store,
At THE
Old POST OFFICE.

az eep thP E1ent aud Feet NoVeFed.'
TTLZRNs Theelinz Ei vic;nEyThis oh maxim Tor
hsa4th rraainG8 st Il MAJ ot BE- AuaiEs % eau yoGr
ttefio 70 and Winter Is= Of Boots, Sh9eS H9Ls
Care Ubrss A Care, sasEl, a the corner OF Market
for.As LATELY resolved Goods suitable to the season. n
vsTs I1snk for the Nbzral patronage received since
eon araoaFss you specially solicit you all 70 call and
examine Eay EtS iu b pleasure to see and VAT on
T0 ts i:c!as wish rest, that nay ETe their ou
Srsg hsfh md 70 thJ adding Industry and economy
Hssy have health.
zinfsT boanets, sure,
CIR Il ISe ola Posl once, opposiseih. MeLaEe.
dsutisEfu EJe1 Tssh 70 purchase fashionable cap or
nat,
Cal 1t Tie above phase, where you Val Set-thst =
Resla1ubIf the old Post Once corner.
10 Country Aesehsnts have few Goods to dsPeSe OF a.
90 oe gS'ss.' BIN. WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-20
2AxEsv,cLs, ONO.

NJ, j. B. F0adeTmit1:
with Rheumatism nny back and for the last SIX months not
a get Of bed help and rour agent N our
s nsted on my trying one bottle of Chang Yhu Iinmcnt
and Try would have; ard bo: has relieve
ne go much that abe 10 get oft of bed without am.
cuity II las blessing jus; ty 10: aud
you will be veil pleased. . .~,,,,,,,,
WHOLESALE anu '-e'A'' +. II. LOGAN 4 CO.,
my7:1y Bridge Corner
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DR.. }. DELAY LywauS.

Union Place, New York C,tv
and Diseases Of the Rar with the Treatment o! liz
and DTnh. Prce 81.
Registered letters rl,S-plvas, bear u in
MIMI Correspondents EHrlass Ta.!ty. for linz
answers, the New Postage Law requiring prepayment Of M
tesS. $50, MD; .i5l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-20
TESTIMONY.

TH, the undcrsiEuedp practitioners Of uetisns IA ,s..,,
Of New York having had occasion witness hr
Drs. LeRsun and DGoa i'll diseases the Far and r. 80, %
Ing aside all personal Jealousy and prejue, .S,
lcate orgaus, from the 'npdFtrIsd irIH -
tee5sd q, Is wel worthy the attention Of cur E.o.I
brethren throughout the United States Their svsl, -
treatinEdseascs Of the middle and internal ear by H.
of ''recatei Vapors," particularly chronic ana cS,.I
Gated cases, forms In the practice oF r
AMI fills up void which has long been fe ny IN, CrSsv
practitioner In diseases of the they seldom suIr, n
devoted to their profession, cordially 10.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-20
MISC ELIl a NEQU us!
BOOKS BooKsll =

t9A&&EG&G9 ~
10 lin FITS Fl r. RS
RoSiI, and Variety store.
" WOULD call attention TO my very large stock OF
i SCHOOL BOOKS
Of every variety used In and about
atredneei pFiecs. t5tlt
McGauey Series Of Rcsdsrsi
u q s-sts. So sf
Eiraentary, Eclectic, Sanders and Towns spsilers
SMITHS. GREEN'S. AMI hFkiisipaS GTaniaaTsS
Davies, Rays Adams, TrsSy's aud Grsenleais Arm
All Linas Of Primers for eldrtn together with an assert.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
Of late Standard Works.
ETY.; Plain and Farcy Envelopes Pens and Penhe!dsF Yam
ker Notions, Porte Monaits and
DIARIES P0R 1856.
Blank DcOSSTin always be found eonTeSe.
would aIsu call attention to my stock Of E
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES,
which he surpassed In style and qualify
cheNpneSS, by any, house in the West.
Earring my goods directly from the s
enpb 10 sell at pricrS Don't my word for IT, but
examine yourselves before purchasing Else
where JOHN FISHER,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-20

Also
large Biac Brown Ctaret and Pearl coll
or son Hats Of every grade; together with large assert
INT OF mems youths chillren's Caps, Wholesale and
Retail 10 which Of patrons and the public
e B@iiats made to Conforms,ure measure, warranted
easy fit, at shortest noticc ~ ~. ,,,,rso,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-03

THE CRops.-Throushoutt the heavy grain States
of the Northwest the wheat crop uniformly repre-
sented as in most promising condition Toward tba
Southwest, where the crop had more nearly ap-
preached maturity, serious apprehensiens were be-
ginning TO De felt on account of threatened drought
but the late rains have been very copous; in some
cases infictng serious injury from their abundance
In South Carolina the rice and corn crops are good
North Carolina wheat not favorable. In Georgia
wheat looks we'll and fruit plenty. Florida the
yield of breadstufs will largely exceed any former
year. Alabama, the cotton crop is unfayerable-
Mississippi. cotton and corn much better than last
year. The accounts respecting the crops in Louis
lana are conflicting; some papers speak of the cut
worm az destroyng both cotton and corn but more
frequently the cotton is described very promising.
complained OF.
In ohs. grass and wheat never stood better, and a
great breadth OF wheat sown throughout the State
Cora 10 considered failure The wheat crop in Ten
nessee Is suffering from the ravages of the fly, but
with this exception appears well. Michigan appears
to have suffered from the severity of the winter
more than any other State the wheat having been
Killed wherever it was unprotected BY the now.--
This injury, however, 10 not supposed to extend to
more than eighth ofthe crop In Indiana crops
very promising, injury in any quarter In Illinois,
the winter wheat 10 reported as looking remarkably
WELL and farmers are now putting In the largest crop
OF spring wheat yet in that State. OF Missouri.
the st. Joseph Gazette says, 'the growing crop of
wheat is the most promising that has ever been
in that country. In New York, while there is much
VARIATION In the appearance OF the crops some OF the
roots having been winter killed both grain and
promise full average yield. Corn planting 10 still
progressing ESQ
The breadth of barle 10 believed to be quite
large In proportion to other crops on account OF the
Increased manufacture of malt liquors II is expect
Cd that apples and peaches will be produced abun.
dainty In Pennsy lvsnia, the general accounts are
snat there present prospect Of large crops. Tho
season u backward but that il said be very avora-
bile to the wheat. which sown in immense q uan-
titles last fall The peach crop is considered total
failure, but apples promise abundance New Jersey,
ward and any opinion yet formed as to the fate of
crops IL liable to mistake. On the whole the pros.
poets are regarded as favorable r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-03
Ricbmoud nInrkcts. June 2.

ToBACCo-The receipts Of Tobacco continue We
lsrre, also the breaks and the demand for all de-
ssrip.ions Of Tobacco good particularly hst 10 dry
order faa most of the Tobacco comng IN az this th
i. Of inferior quality and in soft order we nave 70
notice small supply Of good and hne TooaeSo SUI
"A for manufacturing. We quote inferior Luss o,
good weight at s95 5o sood IS s5a So me no -.
ySs615 Inferior Leaf S7.s5a8 80; GOOD Ss1iv o
fne .temu,ins Sll63i4; fine shipping Si1@io; me
mann fnctu ring SlSp l25 and one light ma az so
FIOTIR-No sales and market perfectly quiet
Rscs;nt, last week 4s52 bbls against 1873 same week
Lest Sear shipmenis last week, coastwise 27b' bos.
foreign 1894 bbls. o...,o nm
c,snssd-St seal IS for good Red; $l6O3l 30 for DO
Wbite All the mills except Galleso are out OF mar
tst. purchases for that mill will be probably made
E,y two dsys longer 1t will grind out stock on hand
This week and there will then be general suspen-
.;on Of milling operations until the new crop begins
10 come in. The purchases for shipment continue.
Receipts last week. 3 S7S bushels; against 96 same
week last year. Shipments las. week, 5S7o bushels
CORN.Unchanged: by the cargo 50 cts; sales in
sm.ll lots from depot at s505s cts. Receipts last
week II,742 bushels Same week last year $3.50.
BACON-We have to note some Improvement IN
Bacon, and quote to day Sides loii Shoulders 8!
cts.
WHISKEY.-c57aH cts.
oATS.-Stock very light-3o055 cts. per bushel
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WORCESTERSHIRE CONF
& pnny-for PhiladeIDhia. via
.IFRfE City Point and Norfolk

=. Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND
Capt. G Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA Capt
David Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain B. Rooms.
One of these superior Steamers will leave Rich.
mond, until further notice, every Wednesday.
touching City Point and Norfolk to receive freight
and passengers Returning, leave Philadelphia every
Wednesday morning ct 10 o'clock.
These Steamers are in fine order, increased &C.
COMMUNICATIONS for the comfort of passengers having
hope, by regularity dispatch aud care in protecting
goods committed TO our charge to receive increase
Of patronage.
a. No transhipmsnt by this line
rs.see through TO New York, and found 90
Do do Philadelphia, and found, LIST
S.D,u b.0o
rsssee through 70 Philadelphia, not found, I'd
rsnssase % Saty ro,ut and Norfolk same a. by the
Isssensefs ~ nlls line can stop in Philadelphia
two or three days. ard then proceed to New Yori nv
80 -, sssse ucket. H. T.. FUTILE, Agent,
~ z Rockeata
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-03

DACUN e. BASkERyILL,
ID GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Receive Consignment, of Tobacco, Flour, Coni
Wheat &c. and give their personal attention to sales
of same and keep constantly on hand large and gene
raj assortment Of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Gusno
h. fe2-dGwts
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RUNAwAYS.

IN RUNAWAY In JAIL..--There was
eW committed to the jail of Henrico county, on
a the 4th day of April, negro man calling him
~ self ARMlSTEAD CLARKE, az the property
A> of Mary Sims of the city of Richmond, and
was formerly the property of Mr.. Thompson, of
Goochland. Heis about fifty five years old, black,
and has very grum look when spoken to; and was
very badly dressed when committed The owner
will please forward, prove property, pay char
ges and take him away, he will be deaf with the
law directs. A. B. HUTCHINSON, s. II. C.
INV SI-Gw
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A aAKr up. II. TAYLOR has RECEIVED
Hxap 1s Music Store Governor street. sfns-toned
nssins tne double action and all modern i'm
Iesaaa re nesufAetory Of Alexander Blszdelj Or
Eonssa lsssnf Harp Manufacturer, under royal ID.
~ II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-03

sROFARnlERS.-WG have the agency for
Buueps Improved ReApers. and would Be elad
% furnish any who may be IN want Of Reaper, be.
having them to be superior TO any now IN uss.
my " BAKER eLEAeANTs.
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nusrMHea cAnDe


A CAKD...WnI. PERCIvAI,, oiyuu .,i H N
n eineer and Architect-Ohice, oodoins -
18th, between Main and Bank street.
nTechnnIcnI and Ornamental yraww'Ts .a,.
In connection with my 4vcAffsefayn sna ..hsyys
neeriac Office have opened Drafting IooI :, M
aided BY competent assistants am p,epstnsa wnrS.
Desisns and Copies Of ell kinds OF .a. - Tin
Plans for Bridsea stone or otherwtsei p mi Pm
cgraplf FROM Of Railroad aud Csnal M nl With ma
fies; Copies OF Land Maps, Iracines Wcys
signs for wood, stone or iJ GILLIAN PERcIvAL,
NH 1s-srn Civil Enrneer ano Hrcn..ec..
TyTRE AND MAKINk INsghANIh can can
II he efFecfed with the AlbermaIie InsuIsnce som'
r,nv on A. favorable terms a. win shy III
nv n this State possessing reai sssn r ~ ee'
osses. Apply to An Richmond. VI.
WIN r. EARLY, Presk
mo. WOOD. Jr, Secy,
Charlottesville. "
.xiI1-I-IaM HURLEY.-E X q n A n q Il
w AND COLLECTION OFFICE, 18th street, OPP
no,;te the Exchange Building Richmond, We:
rvr Bills Of Exchange, Bank Notes, Coinr &s',
bought and sold.
csroiinn made ON favorable terms
eszP- Stocks bought aud sed on Commission.
Ct Land Warrants wanted.
REFERS TO
Messrs. r. II. Chamberlsine Sons, Bankers, Nor
r.. w. Bowdcn, Esq., Cash'r Bank of Virginia, Nor.
folk, Va. -.
Msssrs. C. w. Purcell 4 Co., Bankers, Richmond,
Va NH 6-dSm
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informs the citixens Of fichmond
and country, that he has commenced
- the BOOT and SHOE makiDg business on
he i preparedt to make to order any article in ks line,
in the most tasty and fashionable style.
Mr.. A. NJ. DAVIS, of the best CATERS In the
country, will superntend the business ana use every
sort to please both a. to article and it. have the
best matsrisland workmanship shall not be surpsss-
ed BY any. trial e respectfully solicited.
14TH STREET, Isle ROW,
mp 29---d3m 1st door from Main street.
IN STRAW GOODs.-.We BEG -
El leave TO call the attention OF all who
AAAA are in want Of STRAW GOODS, to
our beautiful assortment, viz:
Ladder Beaver and Leghorn Riding Hats and Flats
Do Leghorn, Braid and Straw Flats and Bloomers
Childrens Straw Goods. Of every variety
Boys' and youths eghorn and Braid Hats
Do do Straw Caps
Gents Lesborn, Braid, Panama, Senate and Ceylon
Hats; and last but not least those beautiful India
Hats, which for neatness cannot be excaled.
Besides large assortment Of Straw goods for SER
wants, such as
Palm Leaf; Mountain Leghorn, and the noted
Shanghai Straw Hat to which we most re especially
call the attention of friends and visitors to the
- BINFoRD. DICKINSON wEIsIeER
my % No. 7s Main street.
IN NOTlCE-I have n large assert.
Gll ment Of Summer Hats of all styles. which |
Fam selling very low. Persons in want weuld
do well to give me call at the Premium Hat
Store, No 267. Broad street.
Just received, lot of the Ceylon Leghorn Pana.
ma and eli other kinds of Straw Hats for Gents
Youths and Boys Also, fine assortment. Of Black
which am selling very low.
| Recollect the Premium Hat Store, No. 207, Broad
| street.
my si-iw* RICHARD MOORE
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q RUNAWAY Runaway from the
&3 subscriber, on the LIST January last, negro
..EFM woman named AMANDA, belonging to ihs
<ee3V estate of Samuel Peasants, deceased. She
-SsSs4a is of a dark brown complexion, about TWEEN
ertown, and many relations living in Powhatan
where she is no doubt harbored. The usual reward
will be paid upon her delivery TO the Jail of
Henrco, ard all expenses paid.
my Stiff ALEX. p. HUTCHINSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-03

OAKGAINS IN tshEAT QUANTITIES
ID As made an agreennent with the landlord I"
to the North and purchased my second spring supply
of Dry Goods and Fancy Articles and have just re-
turned, with beautiful and well selected stock,
which bought very cheap. because it is late in the
season, and will sell them off at greatly reduced
prices Ladies will find it to their advantage to give
call before purchasing elsewhere, as EN- per-
fecy satisfied that suit the in quality price
ISAAC ROSENHEIM, No u Main ST.,
my 27--ifn* Three doors above Market bridge,
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Financial and Commercial

This In the aullest season Of the year and u
therefore quiet time. The holding back on 'n ~
wheat crop has occasioned unusual ACTIVITY ~ -
Breadstuffs. Never was there before so isrse a.. ~
amount Of Wheat brought TO this Marker IN 'Ac
Spring. ~.a., sove,,.
~ for some wecks in seriously affecting crops
The water courses are much diminisnea .na .ae
smaller streams IN some localities nearly dried up
BY Telegraph.
BaIY,roxs. Jane 2-Floar iirmer ana prices rath'
., IN Tsyor 81 sellers Wheat end Corn unchanged
nv Vasx' June 2--Flour declined. Good State
q s5s snneriue Ohio, SO 80; standard Southern. %
s. Extra ss,75 Wheat declined and anset.led: Corn
declined aad quoted at 81 cents. Virginia SIS moi
quoted.
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LRGM A DISTINGUISHES MEMBER
L OF THE BAR-THE GREAT iORATOR OF

WESTERN FIhIJINIA.
MoRGANrowN, Va. 27th March, 1856.
DIR. ScorT:-Dear Sir-Last fall had violent at
tack of Lumbago Having for several weeks used the
ordinary remedies without any permanent benefit,
got vial o your WHITE LINIMENT" had not
used this more than a week. when was almost tstal-
ly relieved have every reason to attribute this
liefto the of this Medicine, and have no hests
ton in saying that consider your Liniment very
valuable remedy for Rheumatic affections.
Very respectfully
W. T. WILEY.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Ladd
4 Co and Alex. Duval, Richmond. my7
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FISH HOOKS AND FISH.

FISH HOOKS AND FISH
Ast IIH9a ING TACKLE of every description,
%$IA- consisting In part of superfne Cast
Steel Kirby Limerick Virginia, Sea and other Hooks;
Silk Hair Linen and Cotton Lines; Walking Cane
and Jointed Rods Snoods Canton Sea Grass; Floats;
Reels; Artificial Fes Silk-worm Gut; Cane Reeds;
Nets, &c.
ALSO-Guns and Sporting Apparatus; Powder
Flssks; Shot Belts Game Bags Percussion Caps; drin-
king Flasks Colts and other Pistols; Pen and Pocket
Knives &C. all Of which offer at the lowest whole
sale prices. s. SUT ID, .sL,
nah 24-Sn Opposite Eagle SCR.
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a ADSCUNDED from my prcmises
60 10 HenIico county, two miles from the city of
-E$M Richmond, on the fifteenth of the present
4&x3V month my gro woman MAHALY. She is
.AzSz. about thirtyfve years old, has very young
appearance good set of teeth she is of medium size
had on new blue Jeans frock when she left. She is
about the city its suburbs will give ten dollars
for her delivery to or her safe confinement in any
Jail so that get her. JAMES w. OTEY.
INV 90---efk