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DIefes befannte fOe..bsmUTrah(Me MsrsertIah
erfGetnt tdeltd. - 9reis Geute per @r&e,
Sablbdr an bic bdfir SerdntpCrtlifen @r6eer
bas &bpnnement tOifet fir bds babe Sabr af. 75
&nseisen tperoen biGieft bere6net.
This democratic
G Germ an M orning Pap er
IS published daily. Price 7 cents
a week, Advertisements cheap.
The Weekly Wecker So a year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30
Heading Cabbage In Winter.

The following plan 10 accomplish this de.i.
rahe end, is ilih which. we are informed. is
a,ioplei IL Tie New England Siairs by he best
farmers aud gardeners there. We invite 10 II
attention il This region, a. We moi uufrequenlly
ste sh cabhagc. which failed 70 head in The
laI from varies causes. either pulled and fed to
stuck. % LEFT prev 10 the ffosi.
"Selecl suiiable spot IN garden or field
six lerl IL width. Of any desired lefgth. free
from standing water, run funow tie plnrcsed
RlIi of your bed, snj throw a back Iurww
upon IT. This double funow will form side
wall uf your cabbage house. In tho trench
stand your cabbagr on their roots. leaning To-
wards tie furrow si an angle Of 40 10 IS de.
Qrces. Let the next fnrrow be thrown upon the
roots and stalks of Tie cabhages. and another
row be placed in The trench made by Tic second
lunow thus proceed until your six feet nf width
is planted, then LET The funow be double one
making The 'oilier side wall about The height
ol tie cabbage head. Through the whole
length of Tie middle Of tie patch lay rails length.
wise. Supported by rm,ches. ai height 81 ..
buui luo lcsI from The cabbascs; Ibis will form
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

the ridge Of The cabbage house Lay light blush.
wood from The side walls 10 heridge pole ,hen
throw on sal, hay, or boy hay, or straw, two IN
ches 10 depth. As the cold weather advances
throw on dirt Ill you have a dellll Of say six
or eight inches--or even more when The wins
iers are severe, and finally spank the dirt roof
with the ilal Of spade untl il will shed The rain.
Fill up two ends of your house in the same man.
uer. leaving only small air holes Of foot or iwo
diameter, which may be closed will hay. The
length Of the house should be on north aud
south line.
10 ,hr early sp-ing ,on will find your mos,
unprpmising plants have heads of their own,
aud all be hliving and fresh. Try il once, and
you'll ny il ever afterwards"
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$4,000

worm oI Land warrants wanted, and the highest cash
prices paid for lhem. Office IN The Coun House.
June 2'li. 4E % emp
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Mr.. Prime, the well known nurscryman Of
Flushing, e.. ~ recommends the culture Of Il.
quorice as one Of The most important plants iha,
could lie added 10 American agriculture. deep
sandy loan or olher light soil is adapted 10 il,
and The plant is ptaPaga,sd By cuttings from the
root. u yields an immense crop, is qui;e va,
iuablc, and now largely imported.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30
Clarendon IrOn Works,
WILMINGTON, y. {.

,iUl NIluJt ttUil WI hCg
WILMINGTON, n. {.
A. III. vanbolikcien. Proprietor.
THE subscriber having purchased lie entire inieTes,
II in the CLARENDON IRON WORKS. soi.
cts orders lor
STRAIN Engines. Of any power or si,lr,
Saw Mills II every variety.
Mining Machinery and Pumps,
Gr.t and Saw Mills complete.
Paiker. Turbine and other Watersheds,
Rlce.iield Pump. ard Engines,
Lca,iis's catn and Cob Grushcr,
Rice Thnsher,,
Shingie Machinss.
shsfine lianseis and rnHie.,
Cotton Gins snd Gearing.
Iron Castings oi aIl kinds and patterns,
Biass diIlo diiio ditto,
Locomotive and Tuhular Boilers,
fiue sud plain Cylinder Boilers.
Blacksmith work ~ ail kinds.
Iron Doors for Houses aud Jails.
Tnf ESTABLISHMENT
atirg teen eoisanized &c ior The express purpose af
insnfing puncinaiy in the execution Of a orders, the
public may ret satisfied thai any Nolk Which may Of.
ier viii he promptly delivered according 10 premise, aud
Of such workmanship cannot fAil 10 give saliacon.
THE MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
Being ii charge u man of iasn. aud experience.
have no hesitation 30 saying lat the Mnik hereafter
TUNED oul, sha compare iasualy in every respect with
that ol the most celeaicd IN The States and a, prices
which will make il lhe interest u oil that 70 send
me their orders.
REPAIR WORK
Always done without delay aud having large force
for that purpose IL will prove advantageous to any PER-
sun needing such 10 give tic preference. without
gard 10 ihe espcnse u sending from distance.
fIrefs will br addressed % Clarendon Iron Works,
Wilmington, n. g.
A. n. yANBOKKELEN.
October rs To-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-24

NOhfCLhy Dcc. *.
There was heavy gale along the coast Satur.
day and yesterday, and we will doubtless hear Of
ship wrecks. The Roanoke from New York due
Sunday evening, arrived this morning. In conse
quence of the heavy snow storm she was forced
to make harbor below this place, until Sunday
afternoon
About two inches of snow fell on Sunday
A mulatto girl, named Ann Allen, living under
the house of Susan Curlett, on Roanoke street.
was burned to death this morning by her clothes
taking fire. She was, tits supposed, intoxicated at
the time
The agitation of the Hon. A Dudley Maun's
great ocean ferry enterprise is attracting the at.
teniion of capitalists in this city Il is stated that
some Philadelphia gentlemen, of wealth. intend
visiting here, looking out for good investment for
funds.
The Roanoke has on board several Enelisbmep.
returned from the Crimea, who are going TO PEI
tersburg, and thence to Southwestern Virginia, to
settle.
Lit. j Ii. Nmmo, Of this city, attached to the u
Revenue Gutter McCielland, at Mobile, has been
promoted, and ordered to the U. S. Cutter Allen,
at Baltimore.
MIR. Neafe, the tragedian, is playing his own
piece, "Harolde," here. Miss CappeL plays Flea.
nor Smith well. This is the last week of the sea.
son, as the Company opens in Petersburg next
week.
Wyman and Sharpley's troupe are both here.
PACA
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DIED.

On the 18th Of December, 1896, JAMES II. WADE.
In the 18th year Of his age and on the ed OF De.
esmber. WIN. r. WADE.
.Ths Lord CAV. and the Lord taheth away. Blessed
hs the name Of tho Lord"
Their funeral viii take place at the residence OF
their hrothsr in law. VIM C Mayo. on Marshall st.,
above lat Wednesday morning at half past 10 o'clock
The fiieuds acquaintauces of the family and those
of his brothers Ia Law respectfully invited to at
tend without farther notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-24

VESSELS IN PoRT.-There were ia port on the
goth at New York 688 vessels, Boston PIT, Balti.
more 50, and on the 18Th, Charleston %, Savannah
p, New Orleans 208, Mobile 40 Sailors are
scarce. Wages to Liverpool, per month, $40,
with $50 advance; coastipg $40, advance $40
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CDnGEPaS inglaI.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23-Senate-The Senate
until adjournment debated the bill to settle the
claims of the widows and children of Revolution.
ary officers. a
House Mr.. Letcher, from the Committee o.
Ways and Means, presented a minority report or
the subject Of the revision of the tariff.
The Indian, Pension, and West Point appropria
ton bills were passed.
The House then sdjourped
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u To BUSINESS MEN-CHEcKs, DRAFTS, &c
The year is about ending, and many business men de.
Are to commence with new Check and Draft Books.
These can be furnished at the Dispatch office en-
graved in style of elegance unsurL any where
Gentlemen VIII, desire Checks engraved, Bill He ads
de-, surprising any thing in here should call and
examine specimens at the Dispatch countng-room
They can have them with such vignettes and orna
msnis as are In the specimens, with any others
mat their fancy may suggest. Orders for Checks.
pra'ts Certifcstes of Deposit, Corporation Bonds,
o'h hsads, 10, can be filled in the most satisfactory
manner and at rates surprisingly low. Merchants
anime our spseinsens. '1o ga
mlTH OBRiEN'S NEW BUOK-Pr1r.
liam Smith O'brien '"t'''en ia sAiis1 oy VIII
frce rs csnts. "S'''' W u De MARBLES
s,,as sos Of iteard. by Hayes. Price 81
nnsy moore, Tale of the Tims. * -.
s,e ssiselen Of Vocal and Inst umsn,.I M,
. de A-,t. JOHN o'NErLI.
AT1II1s = nIoad street near 9th
n e. Kun so 66I. =. = =. = r.
DAVENPORT, ALIEN n
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Terrible Fires In Phiiadeipiiia--.UneH Hun
dred end Forty Horses BURNED

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 23rd.-Three destructive
fires occurred here last night keeping the fremen
at work all night John Funsten's brush and block
factory, in the 10th Ward, was totally DESTROYED
throwing two hundred hands out of employment
Mills Il Flynn's omnibus stables, West Philadel
phia, were also destroyed, with 140 horses and Sc
omnibusses.
Wilson's planning mill near the Navy Yard, was
burnt. Total loss, 500 600
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PERSIA.
THE LATEST.

PARIS, THURSDAY-The Journal DcS De6G.S
says that England in entering on the Conference
has distinctly declared that she will conform to tn
decision of the majority.
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CnRIsThIAs AND NEW YEAR
~ PRESANTS that Cannot BE- beat
Book of the World.
Ladies Delight.
Album of Birds.
Picturesque Album
Album of Old and New Testam,.nt
Geological Mu,eun, and Garder.
Christmas Album.
Christmas resent.
Washington as Boy.
Children and their Dumb Friends
Little Harry's Picture Book.
Willy ou-Nots.
Sevs Petitions of the Lords Prayer.
Parable of the Ne " Testament
The above are be autifuy illustrated and bound,
, wln me engfGvln g. which are alone worth more
Pearl and Shell g ard Cases, Port Monaeis Portfolios,
fine bound POI ket and Family bIes Juvenile and
ether Books, 10 sale low by
IT, j. s FARKE, No. So Mainst,
de4- st Opposite st Charles Hotel.
EUk E4i RE.--.-A NeAro Woman with
n, children VINO is good cook, washer and ironer
The owner DESTROYS of hiring for their board
ano clothes, but viii pay reasonable amount to get
de 24slw HILL & RAWLINGS.
NERk CnRIsTMAs LIN anticipa-
l'A ton c the wants of customers at this
son. we ar In receipt CT many new sly es of elegant
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, to which we ask
de "A KEEN. BALDWIN &co.
SEkV ANTS CLOTHING. - Additional
~ supp lies received by Roanoke. Purchasers viii
hnd goods, styles and prices TO please.
de "A KEEN, BALDWIN & CO
Epk THE CULD WEA
Blankets. Shawls Raglans, Ov ercoats; also, Com
forts, Fur Collars, Fur Gloves &C. in store and fo
sale by KEEN. BALDWIN co.
MAS CAROLIilE LEE HE NTZ.- (iECI
IVA ID. WEST has for sale richly hound edition
OF the Works of this graphic writer of Romance. H.
iuatrstiye of Southern Social Life. vet Of these
would be an elegant no liday present for lie Sy
u ~ WEST has ais , most attractive collection
OF Literary Gems for he Holidays. Eve ry kind Of
volume 10 here present. ID, which go and in
strucs youth or entsrta in and charm ripper years.
Inc Poets are presented in styles which TO add
sraces even TO their 6I fancies aod Fsir,' Tales
Impressed with greater wonder and delight by the
beautiful iilustr ations
Diekens Works are ala very attractive.
Cspt Wayne. Reid, calp Hunters, "a hite chief
Ncr hed Beard stsres I'D indeed ndess We riety
OF Boots, suitable for the present season
a.. % --ot lat ST., near the Post Offic '.
Jnf,EGOEs --5N 900 Torpedoes, j isl
ae@ LOUIS J. BossIEUx.
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EXTRAyAGANT PREsENTs.-The New York
Post condemns severely the fashion of making pre-
SCENTS on Christmas and other holidays ard on
wedding days. 1t says ''the standard by which
such testimonials are now measured is no longer
the affection of the friend which the testimonial
represents, but the testimonial ITSELF There is in
this, as in everything else undertaken in this
country, a great tendency to extravaganza; and
persons weak enough to be influenced by fashion
against their judgments are very frequently dri-
ven to shifts which not only destroy their own
self respect, but convert those for whom these
sacrifices are made into objects of aversion,
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steamer Knoxville De,stroyed.


NEW YORK; Dec. % The ST Gamer is entire
DESTROYED. Loss S2OO,OOO. Ins nred for SIOO OF
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SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdze and
passengers Ludlam l. Watson.
StesGner Belvidsre, Prtchett, Baltimore, meze,
Ludiaen L. Watson
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NORFOLK, Dec %

Heavy -Snoao-FGtat Accident-Enterprisc in
NOrJoik-Amusements, &C., &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-24

r. At regular Church meeting held
this evening the following revolutions was unsni-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks Of Leigh Street Bap-
tist Church are hereby rendered to w DlBRELL
NULL, the little boy who spread the alarm with so
much earnestness and and to all their friends
who so generously came forward in time Of need and
extinguished the fire. which at one time threatene d
TO consume their building, about half past one O'Clock
this morning
- A. B. CLARK, Clerk.
DrcrmRyR 2zi 1896 de 23-1t+
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r ADIKD BAZAAR. AT ao4 BROAD

ADIEs, BAZAAR. AT 204 BkoAp
L. street, between 4th aud 5th Streets hleh91N
A choice assortment of DRY GOODS. suitsa p an.,s
season and exclusively for Ladies felyets s;b
Antique and other Trimmings, great variety
boas, Flowers, Embroideries, Gloves. Hose, ~
Also, variety of articles: Ready Made
and InfAnts Clothes hand aud made 70 70 oses A.
Embroidery Of every style executed IN tue nsass
manner Al Of which will be sold Is per CENT ''''
than can be purchased in the city.
de 2a--dlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-24

Sailing of the Canada - Il he AmerIca's
Mails.
HALIFAX, Dee. 23, 2 p M.-The Canada has
sailed hence for Boston.
Ait the Americas freight, newspapers, &c, was
left at Liverpool
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-24

northern Mari &c ts.
NV YORK, Dec 23-Markets UNCHANGED Stock
dull. Virginia It's $94.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 23.Markesk to-day unchsnp
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port of Richmond Dec 23-High Water II o'clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-24

WIZ FRESH SUPPLY. mA
- Just received at 10 Main street, fresh -
supply Of Ladies' and Children's
FANCY FURs,
Of the following styles:
Stone Martin, British Sable,
Russia Sable, French Martin,
Black Lynx, Mink sable,
Fitch, Siberian Squirrel,
and evsry other style and kind worn this season
Ladies will please call and examine for themselves
ALSO,
Splendid Carriage ROBES, Gents Fur COLLARS
and GAUNTLETS.
BINFORD, DICKINSON & WEIsIGER,
de IS ~ Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-24

CD NOTICE.-SMITH'S BALL.-A Co.
- tillou Party will be given az SMITHS SA-
y 3T1 LOON, on Broad street, between LIST and I'd
er-rA streets, on CHRISTIANS EVE night the oath
of December, 1856. Tickets for gentlemen. inclu
ding supper, 81 Ladies free. No. supper and
other refreshments may be expected the occasion
Good music has been engaged. The ball room will
be most magnifcently decorated. Tickets to be Sc
cured at the Saloon
J. B. SMITH, Proprietor.
II. B. On account of the large crowd at the last
Ball, the number of tickets will be limited
de 13-td s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-24

slAIR BRUSHES AT SEMPI E's Drua
II Sore. you will find decidedly the largest aud
NEST select assortment of Hair Brushes and 1o' n
Brushes and Fancy Soaps, PerfGmery, &c, IN lie
city of Richmond
S. P. SEMeLE, Druggist and APothecary,
de % 202 Main stIeet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-24

4 TREAT BARGAINS IN ROUskhEEP-
"a ING GOODS.-We would invite especial atten-
ton to our:
Rich Velvet aud BRUSSELS Carpets
Tree-Ply and Ingram do.
Crumb Cloths, Druggets and ana Raizes
l2-4 Cotton and Linen Sheeting
Curtain Material and Gimps, Lace and Mouslin
Curtains
Pillow Linen and Cotton, Irish Shifting Linen
"a and 10 4 Table Damasx and Damask NAPKINS
Huck Diapers and Damask Towels
Real Welsh and other non shrinking Flannels
New York Mills and other good makes shirtings
Furniture Diuity and Furniture ON Cloth
Goth Piano and Table Covers
Bird Eye Diapers aud Kentings
Rich French Furniture Chintz
10 900 yards fine tast colored Priuts at 81 cts
5000 do ali wool filling Plaid Linsess
Purchasers are assured that Unusual inducs ents
will be offered, in all goods for reasons herstofore
given, at the cash store 90 NJ ain street
dc 23 CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-24
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

~ Christmas and New Year Pres.
ENTs.LThers 10 nothing more soceptshls than
a correct life like picture Of friend. And we Ssh
the pubic to give US call and try u.s. All our PIC.
tu,e, are warranted to please. Call al the BIG
GnTpIC WINDOW, i45 Main street, and call early.
do 2I-2w SANxAY Il CHALMERS.
ny. Temperance Meeting. All who nre
In the habit OF taking little brandy Tor their stom
ach's sake and all who think that Lager Beer has
nothing to do with being found on the streets
unable to get home will do well to attend as we ex.
p.ct Competent physician to give advise (gratis)
10 the former, and one who knows to explain to the
latter the secret workings Of Lager. The meetins
will taks place at Union Station Church, this wv Ed
NEsDAvi evening, at O'Clock.
Springfield Division will meet at their Hall at Of
O'clock and the Sons of Temperance and Cadets are
invited to meet with them.
nv order of the Committee Of -
de "a -t* SPkiNGFIEO DIVl6lON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-24

DR0MINENT BOOKS FOR CHRIST
L MAS AND NEW YEARS 9IFTS.--JAMES
WOODHOUSE 4 co have for sale rich collection
of European and American Books. suitable for
Christmas and New Years Gifts, among which may
be found:
ROBERTS Sketches in the Holy Land, in vols +,
quarto Morocco Extra Gilt, copously iilustrs-
ted in superb style; price $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-24

~ HEAD QRS IsT REG VA. VOLS,
u December I'D, 1856
EfORDERs No. 81.
liz In obedience to Orders received this
day from the Adutant Generals Office, this Regi-
nent will parade, at its usual parade ground, on
FRIDAY, the 26th inst, at 10y o'clock A M, for in
spection and review, by his Excellency, the Com
mander in. Chief.
By order of -
T. p. AUGUST.
Comd'g LIST Reg. We. Volunteers.
VIM MUNFoRp. Adjutaut. de23-td
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'OKPEDOEs.---5WJ 900 Torpedoes, j %
l received, for sale 10, xby
ds% LOUIS J. BossIEUx.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-24

If YOU WANT ISINGLAss Tor CELIA.
Il TINE, call on POLLARD, nth street.
If you want Spices, for pies, puddings, &C., call
POLLARD, 18th street,
If you want Mixed Spices for pickles, call on
POLLARD 18th street.
If you want superior Burning Fluid, call on
POLLARD, 18th street.
If you want beautiful Porte MoDnsie call on
POLLARD, 18th street.
If you want Handkerchief Perfumes, call on
POLLARD, 18th street.
If you want Hair Oils or pomatums call on
POLLARD, 18th street.
If you want nything in the Drug line, always call
J. w. POLLARD, 17th at,
Between Grace and Bread streets,
aud you can he supplied de IS
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DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 60
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('HkiSTNiAS PkEskNTS.--As GOLD
~ SHIT is closing Dis stock at such great
rtce, persons in wasn't of handsome Collars; Sleeves
Bands; Infants Waists; Emb. Skirts; White Kid
Gloves; Tarlstaus Swss Musns plain Gro de Nap
Silks, for Party Dresses; White Blond Laces, quar-
ter yard wide. very cheap; Flowers; Wax Beads !;
Cloaks and Temas to be closed out less than cost
Worsted Hoods; Sacks; Head Dresses; Bracelets !;
Black Silks; Irish Linens Cemb and Swiss Edges
and lnsertn gs; French Thread Lsces and Edges and
thousands of other articles be elossd out at extra
ordinary lew prices will find them at
GoLDsMIT'S Trimming and Fancy Store,
de 70 EOS Broad al.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-24

ROARDIN.s.- MOTTO ga gentIened
ID and his wife be accommodated With one o'
two pleasant rooms and Board. Also. 4 few gentle
Day Soarders, moderate terms at -!J
Main street, Bosher's Row.
N. B. For rent "A large room, with separate =.
trance, suitable for Professional men, or for Societies
to hold their meetings. Enquire of
WIN. J. SWORDS,
Do IS St At Kent Paine Cos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-24

NEW rTtCkWe are opening IL fresh
supply of Gas Chandeliers, OF patterns; also
Brack cts, Pendants, Glass and Paper Shades &c.
de "a STEBBINS PULLEN