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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-11

Cenae III tue year loou, ne constantly, by his VOTE
refused to recognize it? He calls upon us to ere.
spect the. Missouri compromise, regard pliehted
faith, submit to the exclusion of your slaves in ter
ritory lying north of SO deg. 80 min, and. in con-
sideration thereof, will also exclude your slaves
from territory south of SO deg, 80 min" "I beg
you, says he, "not to disregard the terms of this
compromise. You are men of honor; you have
agreed to give up the right of carrying your slaves
north OF 36 deg. 80 min., and we implicitly agreed
that you might carry them into territory south of
81 deg 30 min. beg you to adhere to your sur.
render north of SO deg. 80 min" And, as the most
persuasive argument to induce us to do So he saws
" feel bound, by my love of freedom and regard
for the constitution to refuse to let you carry them
into territory south of SO deg. 80 min. that being
the equivalent upon which you made the other sur
render"
This is strange mode of enforcing the observ.
ance of compacts; aid it shows with what facility
We perceive the propriety of obliging others, and
how easily we perceive it is not easy to oblige our
selves by the obligation of q compact, when the
question returns, whether we shall give the consid-
GRAFTON for which the other party contracted. re.
member having seen somewhere, that DR.. Porteus.
who was at one time the Bishop Of London, and
man OF no small celebrity in his day, had written
poem upon the horrors and miseries war; in which
ne had given SO vivid picture of the dreadful con-
sequences and accomplishments of war, and its ut.
yer rreeoncilabty with the principles of Christian
~, tnat everybody who read the poem was deeply
..usk with the fervd eloquence and mpassioneG
rsy =! the right reverend author. It is said that
fore;.n . afterwards, during the prosecution of
rafnament in favor of the war, and in support Of
,s.,;r,. tha VINO were carrying it on. AS he was
rSyss w uouse some noble lord fell alonpsifa of
aln, snl sa9 After reading your lordshiD's verv
TAI. ahu SURFING picture Of the horrors of war
''"e surprised to hear your lordship's speech
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23
by T.. h. Cook & Co.
A DNEINISTRATOR,s SALE OF TIL

4 UNINISTRATUIS,s SAIE DE THE
OF THE LATE VIM. WALLACE DAY, ESQ
DEC'D.-Will be sold on THURSDAY Feb oath at
street, the Library of the late Wn Wallace Day,
Esq, decd, embracing general collection of Law
and Miscellaneous Works
sale.
Gentlemen having in their possession books belong
ing to the above Library, will please hand them to
the auctioneers. E. B. COOK Il CO.. Aucts
f. 10 No 10 Main Ar
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BY Goddin q Appenon.
TRysTEE,s SALE OF FARM IN HEN.

IhUsTEE,S SALE OF FARM IN HRN.
MoND.-As Trustee in deed made nv M Gsorss
n I9x dated 10th December 1854 duly re corded Ia
the pasrv Comfy Court sh1 at tie request Of
on the proceed to sell at public aucfion
newt ss,r me nonr Of II O'clock NJ il fair If not lie
lying and Ssin .hs s e., Ss1n conveyed
ssow Richmond adjonnr he landa ~ Ss1a. mics
acre. anS albert Akin aud Others centaininc O.
sides The tis, and on which said Coz now re-
w Convey with the nsua speeIsi lne sao
sale and to HnGsnsh In cash 2 asay tie expenses of
the residse until the 18th Deesbs 90 credit to
and 10 hs money to bear interest ei the dsy Of ssie
anu DC properly secured. The taxes for he nres
on year 10 DO paid by the purchase M 'he Ptes-
fslS J. L. APPEpSso ,.sxsls
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4 1OMMIssIONKR,s SALE IN a.,.i. |.

BROOK AVENUE STREET, sbsI, :. oN.oN
conissoner under decree of the circuit conf ~
Ine city OF Richmond, pronounced on the 29h dav ~
BY sell at public auction on the premises iif an
not .he next fair day thereafter at the hour Of -
uci ssls NJ on SATURDAYsfhe sd day Of Februa-
on nreoke Avenue street, Of which the late Edws,d
"a T. a. Mosey, died, seized and possessed This pro
DEITY aa]oins the lot Of MIR Henry Lyneman and hes
e1Plea IN the upper part private residence. :
. INNS: one-third of the purchase money Wfll he
IN cash; the balances in equal instauents on
Sulns negotiable notes interest added with rood en-
ance directed by the court - - ,''NS
ks - JOHN N. DAVIS, sal
nc Io-Ios Special Commissioner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23
by Taylor & Williams,

1--WE HOUSES AND LOTS, AT THE
L CORNER OF ST. STEPHEN AND CHART
IY STREETS, AT AUCFION.---On MONDAY, the
ses, will be sold two framed Houses and Lots at
the Northwest corner Of st. STEPHENS and Charity
streets, and now occupied BY Messrs. Edwards {
Winston. The Houses have threel arge rooms and
yield good rents. .,a i,
The lot fronts so feet runs back 129 feet inches
Aiso--a lot Of 50 front feet on Federal between "a
and St. Stephens street. !
fe % TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Ancts
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DICHMOND ATHEN .isC NJ

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR.
John R. THOMPSON, Esq, having az the re-
ose.i OF The Committee, kindly consented TO repeat
a. The Atrensum the Poem on Patriotism, recently
lowered by him before the Delta Kappa Epsilon
Esteruitv at Washington, D. c., the hall of the Ahe
mann will he opened on MONDAY EVENING, the
5h instant that purpose, and the proceeds will
b. srplied 10 the relief OF the poor of this city.
kS- Tickets for the evening 30 cents-to be had al
The Bookstores aud ct the door.
- Hour of commencement o'clock. fe H-4t
TRIVIAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE.-
\ The original unsurpassed, and justly celebrated
MADAME ADOLPHE, the universally acknow lodged
greatest svrnpathst in the world and the dis
fIurusled lady who created, through her marvellous
revelations of the past, the present well as the
rect predictions of the future, such intense excite
mont il England, France, and the principal cities i'll
tie United States, that Queen Victoria presented her
with costly diamond brooch, and Daniel Webster
with ieweed ring is now ready to receive visitors
n the Prescott House Main street, two doors above
the Virginia Banks whom she will Inform all about
the past present and future-if they are married
not aud when what lady husband they will get,
or business of every description. Mysterious and al
most possible her profession appears she comes
recommended by SO highly respectable and innumera-
bic certificates of acknowledged power and skill,
tha, it precludes ell suPposition probability of de-
cept.on or imposing. many others now practice.
~" Consultation fee from 50 cents to 50, accord
ina TO how far they wish TO so, what time they
cCDy. lie lo-ts
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By Thomas w. X eesee.
IOffice with Genrpe / Summer No On Poi -

BY Thomas W. Keesee,
Office with George J. Sumner. No. 90 Pearl street
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE FOR SALE
AT AUCTiON-Will be sold on MONDAY morn
ing next the 18th inst commencing at 10 o'clock at
the residence of Mr.. J. D. B. Evans (gho is deciin
ing housekeeping,) on Main, between 9th and 10th
streets all of his Household and Kitchen Furniture
consisting in part of Sofas, Tables Carpets Sscreta
~ and Bookcase, Wardrobes, Bureaus, Bedsteads.
Beds, Mattresses Beding, Chairs, Washstands China
Glass ana Eartheuware; Parlor and Cooking Stoves
with usual assortment of Kitchen Furniture
fe 81 THO. W. KEESEE Auct
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,.aAyMos u1srIrur1o1s

- -
THE VIKGINIA sAVINs,s GO
: \ chartered by the Legislature Of the et.t. ~
over i've dollars which will be paid III -, @
or longer, and for shorter time five per rent
stsrke AZ the stors Of Z. b. Spence. rorner MAJ,
SAMUEL 8. COTTRELL, Presdent
T. B. STARKE, Treasurer
~ WALTHALL. Secretary.
SAYINGS INSTITUTION OF RICH
- moND-Offce removed to the Store Of Chris
nan Lathrop, No. 90 Main street.-In conse.
anence OF the resignation of David n. Crane, VIM n
CnIsuan was unanimously elected Cashier. The OF.
nee has been removed TO the store of Christian La
throp where deposites will be received on which an
interest OF per cent. win be paid all gums re-
manning on depoGte six months or longer and five per
cent. for shorter period
1nm insttution has been in existence twenfy-eiEht
years mas loaned over eight millions of dollars has
no suspended debt has lost one dollar or failed
70 pay any certificate when due.
JNO. THOMPSON, President 4
VIM. H. CHRISTIAN, Caahier,
mn o-ts HUGH w. FRY. Secretary
CAPITA Z 100000
SAVINGS BANK.-Ofie at the store of Quarles
Brooke, on 18th street.
DePositors in this Institution will receive six per
cent. on all sums remaining deposite six months
or longer, and five per cent, for shorter time
WIN. g. PAINE, President.
NJ F. BROOKE, Treas. jy6-h
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BY Larns & Shine.
MIGHT SALE, UcfOber lar rSx.

l NIGHT, commencing at O'CLOCK we win seii A.
e.r store, No "a Main street. large asso-tmsur of
Staple and Fancy Goods, embracing almost every ar.
tcie IN the fancy line, and suitable for the city and
country trades IA - Tg--IT - N''' a""
ALs0IWill be offered an extensive stock Of Eng
t,sn Gold Patent Lever Watches Gold Ankers and
inders. sF-l' @"s SJr
ALSO-A splendid lot of Gold Plated Watches ~
al together with large stock Of Double Barrel
Country Merchants would do well to attend these
Sales as great bargains may be expected. Goods
warranted to be represented.--
oe Sta LARUS Il SHINE, Aucta
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. RIiIXAI. nE MADAME ADOLPHE.-
WANTS.

w Mt L D.-A WHEELWRIGHT.--A
w single man, who is a good workman, and of
steady habits. find constant employment, and
good wages Il the Clover Hill Pits, in the county of
Chesterfield. ANY communication by letters must
be addressed to MANN L CROSTICK
Winterfork Post Office, Chesterfid CO., Va.
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LOST.

OST-On yesterday. small BEAD
Ia PURSE, containing 10 bill and four gold dol.
lars. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at
tins office. fe 2l-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23
By Alexander MOTT.

By Alexander Nots. 81
NIGHT sALES.--WATCHES, EEwEI.
ZINC, commencing at n O'Clock, a large lot Of
WsfsEss Jewelry, Pens, Pencils, &c. 81
ALSoaA General assortment of Fsucy Articles !.
no 10 ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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RUNAWAY.

n TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
81 Runaway from the subscriber on the Ilth Of
I'm January last negro WOMAN, named joan
<NSna. She is low, chunky woman very
~S1x.s black two of her front teeth out and about
s. years old; she had when she left new red and
plaid Lindsey dress. will give the above re-.
ward Of twenty dollars for her return me- She has
been recently near the Poor house, and has a
husband al ". Cooks, where she is supposed to be
lurking E. ]. cox;
fe i9-5t+ At WIN. Greaners Tobacco Factory
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23

/ OOk AT THlS.--TO tax payers of the
II Upper Commissioners district of Henrico county.
The time has arrived again which requires call
upon You, not TO enquire whether you democrats,
wings or knownothngs, but to get list of your tax
able property for the present year. which you had
in possession the first instant. The same subjects
taxable this year as last now when call, which
will be soon don't say you have not seen this notice.
because it is in the Dispatch which everybody and his
wife Sees with the rest of mankind.
J. B. KESEE. Com'r Revenue
fe 2i--Gt u D. Heinrich cnunty
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NJ Lin n ID hOh ~ DlD..-SnliIn ttneet.
~ ing old acquaintance with hair all over his
face): Say, Brown, is that you? did not know you;
thought saw one of the monkey tribe at the first
start"
Brown.-"A good joke, Smith; but who the deuce
can afford to pay a ninepence shave every five
minutes, these hard times"
Smith.-"Brown you are green. Let me give you
piece of advice. Go to Schaap Co.'s, up the hill,
lent Shaving Cream, Brush and small Looking Glass
You sure to get good article there, and cheap,
too; and next time we meet you will look like de-
cent white man."
Didn't Brown run to SCHAAP & CO.'S
French Confectionery and Variety Store.
fe . Corner Rrnad and Sd sts
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ID EDUCING STUCk.--We are still offer
II ing all heavy Winter Clothing greatly reduced
prices. The stock of Overcoats, Talmas, Togas,
Heavy Cashmere Coats, Pants and Vests is much too
large, and must be reduced Those in want need
only CALL examine stock and prices to be convinced
that l02 Main street is the place for bargains.
fe l6 KEEN, BALDWIN co.
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VIRGINIA HOUSE, Grace street...NIrs.
Y WIN. IL. VALENTINE having taken the above
desirable House. under the most favorable auspices,
and with the termination to leave nothing undone
that may conduce to the comfort and pleasure of her
patronage feeling assured OF her ability to render
satisfaction to the most fastidous She Is now pre-
pared to accommodate several families, az also gem
fe 22-3ts
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ED-.SITCATION.-Ay young man
w who has had considerable experience in bust
ness; who writes good hand, and has general
qUaln;snce with accounts desires obtain situa-
ton IN Richmond. a mode tate salary will suffice
The most satisfactory testimonials furnished rs to mo-
raj character and business qualifications. Address
"Henrico" through the Richmond Post Office.
Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23

ENDWAKD c. GODWIN, nm Apprentice
IL to the undersigned to learn tin plate and iron
work, left this city in December last visit his
father in Portsmouth, and has not since returned-
Having reasons to believe that the said Edward C.
Goodwin is now at work journeyman either in
Norfolk or Portsmouth, and thereby intends to de-
fraud me of his services, per ndentures, which
makes him my apprentice until the 9th of January,
1857 hereby forewarn all persons from harborng
employing him, as l will enforce the law against
them for 30 doing. CHARLES III. LANGLEY.
fe 20-6t
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NlANTED--H RELINGS. IL wish 10
w hire for the balance of the year, two abe-bodied
Boat hands and five Laborers. Also, first rate
Sri,h---sll negroes. JNO. j. WERTH,
ie PITS Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23

NALUABL REAL ESTATE.. eginning
near Rockets, and running East of Fairfield, we
have q CHAIN OF FIVE TRACTS OF LAND, of
fine quality, and some improved in the best manner
which will be sold low and the payments made easy
We have another, of HUNDRED ACRES three
miles West of the city, unequaled by any in that
gion. Apply early. III. Y. GRAVES Il CO,
fe l9-l2t* 18th street, near Shockoe Warehouse
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MEDICINES FOR COUGHS, COLDS

1s1 &c.-I have on hand a full supply ofthe 70
lowing popular remedies:
Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Jayne's EXpectorant
Roses do
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS
Gardners alsaIn of Liverwort
Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixer
Leonards Instant Relief
Cod Liver Oil; and
Phosphate of Lime.
fe 20 JOHN r. JACKSON. No. II MAR
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DEAD THIS -.
h MR.. III. WELLAND, from Philadelphia,
will remain in this city for tioU ceeks aud TO all those
ON PLATE for their DOORS he will furnsh an
Aibata plate with name, for two dollars and upwards.
warranted not to corrode. All kinds of PLATES,
such as these-Pew Doors, Engine Plates &C., and IS
he remains here but for weeks he tusts that all
who desire Plate will call early.
OTdersieft at tho store of W. j. Bartholomew will
De punctuaiiy attended to. fe 22-5ts
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IN DEALERS. AND LOVERS ORS0on cIgaRs
AND TOBACCO-I will continue to kee,, a well Sc
lected and large stock of choice CIGARS, TOBACCO,
SNUFF, FANCY ARTICLES, and all other articles
Of old HAVANA and AMERICAN CIGARS. &c,
such win offer great inducements TO the trade.
house in the city and on accommodating terms. I
thankful for the patronage so literally bestowed
for the last five years. and solicit continuance
of the same. - 800 ~ %s48
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NOTICE.--TO Ii U YER OF DRY
IN C0ODS,-Having determined so to arrange our
store az 10 admit of our conducting, from this time
the CARPETfNG, MATING, AND FLOOR OIL
CLOTH business, more extensive scale than any
house at present in Virginia, will from and AFTER
this date sell auy article we have in the GENERAL
DRY GOODS LINE, without regard to cost for
cAsIi--and win furnish our regular and prompt Gus
toners credit at prices that must make it their in
terest to buy of us.
We now have on hand large stock of Winter and
Summer Goods for which we can promptly supply
the trade, and we earnestly solicit exam nation
by, or orders from, prompt paying buyers
RICHARDSON g. CO,
fe I9-d6tc4t* 95 Main street,
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EUANU, GUANO..-A good sIpply Of pc.
VI ruvian Guano The dryest and strongest article
we have ever received For sale In lois to sut pur
chasers, by 8. Mc9RIrDER'S SONS,
fa Is 18th street. hetweep Main and Cary.
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LTKEsH DRY GOODS.--We have just
received a variety of Fresh Goods, among whch
English and American Prints
Black and white do. do.
Rich Fancy Silks; Silk Hdkfs
Satin and Grenadne Eestings
Linen Collars; Shirt Fronts
Colored Cambrics; Rice do
Irish Linens; Brown do. do.
Fancy Cassimeres; Black Doeskins
Black French Cloths
Bleachd Drillings Corset Jeans
Worked Muslins and Jaconet Golfers
Muslin and Jaconet Bands
Patent Threads, &c.
Which we offer to the trade very low.
fe20 KENT, PAINE l. CO.
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~ Metal Brass, China, Bisque Ware and Japanned
Tin, both for paTlor and chamber use Girandoes in
pairs in sets with six lights both bronze and guilt
Also great variety of Lamps for burning lard fluid
and oil. BULKLEY CO
te IS 1877 Main streat
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HASWELL'S MechanicS Tables 75c
LIFE SKETCHES from Common Paths; series of
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INTRODUCTION to the Study of Art. By NJ A.
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NORFOLK AND PoRTsMoUTH.-A thunder storm,
accompanied by copious rain, occurred in Nor
folk Monday. The U. s. surveying schooner Het-
EEL Lieut. Almay. arrived Saturday to survey
Ocracoke Inlet on the coast of North Carolina.
Among the letters detained in Norfolk for the non
payment of postage, are one each for Palmer &
Clopton, Miss Hannah Mahony, and Jas. Warwick,
of Richmond. S. s. Stubs is the American can.
didate for Commonwealth Attorney of Norfolk
The National Greys, Capt. p. H. Daughtrey, is the
name of new military company formed in Ports
mouth. A J. Crane, of Richmond, addressed the
Americans of Norfolk Monday night.
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ePuCIAx NoT1Cua.


u STANDING Commiftee, Y~ung Meas.
sssus spposssd { shs 81 actin es
mittss i ths Chairmsn MemIsn can obtain ssps.
rute lists ~ Tomorrow morning. Of Joseph Laidfey
o. o. J. 9. Taylor Jr, Or ct ths Rooms Of the Aaso-
''l FIsi Distriet-North from Broad and west frsm
TN streets. e. w. Andersen Portsr. Scott, Swords.
Sscoad Distvicf.---Ffym Bread 10 Canal streets
west from TN street: J. n. Murray, Brsat Conway,
T%srs Di.srsss -c.nsl street 10 tho river, wsss
from 7th street: W. r. Powers, Mayo, Robbins. Step
'0i Fouysh Di,rict From It'll to 18th strsets north
from Broad. w. B. Smith, Mccarthy, Mesds, sum-
FIN Distries -From 7th to 18TH from franklin to
Brosd streets: @. L. Bidsood, Blair, King. A. ..
Sirta Disfries-From 7th to 18th, from Franklin to
Main streets: J. B. Taylor, Jr. Gordon steel, emi
SersnM District IRON 7th to 15th from Main to
Gary streets: A. y. Denny, jonas, Law, walker,
EIgah Distyies-From 7th to 12.h, from Cary street
to the river j. r. Cottrell, Barrett, Peers, WICK
ham.
to tho river n. w. Hobson, Lockett, Williams Van
Tenth Distyict-From 18th to 18th sts, northwsrd
from the river: J. w. Maury, johnson, fitt, Aee"
Eierenth Dissrict-From the river, which forms ito
southern boundary, northwardy alenE 18Th street 10
side TO Frsukn along it, northern side to 25h along
ts eastern side to MAN. along ts northern side to and
including RoeksiE p. }. Wright, Christian .nd Me-
TmeinM Distriet-Church and Union Hill: Y. w.
Gone, Clarke, Gentry, Stokes
Committee Insfrnefion.--W r. Mayo, biair,
Brent, Cone Hobson, Maury Peers Porter, smith,
Smiley Tayior, Woodhouse, Wright.
COMMITTEE on boarding House. Meade, Anderson.
PPss09S ss.tss Gsn. M sai Law
Committee on Empicymeat Gordon, Clarke, Den
ny, John.on, Murray, Swords, VIM Il; Powers H. >.
Committee on Putting the Sick.-Georse w. Jones,
Conway, Christian, Cottrel, King, Lockett McCar-
thy. Redwood, Robbins, Scott, Steel, Stokes. NJ,
good Gone, Cottrell Hobson. Denny, Maury, Murray,
w. II. Powers, Smith, Taylor Wright.
Committees from Churches.
Trinity, meth. )-S. L. johnson, g. Bidgood, Jas.
First PTesbyterian.-H H. w. Lockett, C. b Barrett,
st. James (Episcopal) -G. L Brent G. w. Jones,
" United Pfs.byterisn-L H. Blair, Jas Gordon, W.
First Bsptist-J ii. Mccarthy, J. C. King, R. 8.
Centenary tAsthOdist. ~. s. Walker, r. W. Hob.
81 ST. psafs. iEpiscopal)--John wictham, James
Second Baptist. M. Murray, w. B. Robbins, Geo.
Monumental, tEpiscop.l)-w. II. Powers, R. H.
Meade, Jos. Laidley.
Discipies-J. C. Redwood. g. w. Andersen. A. C.
Porter.
GRACE Street Baptist j. B. Taylor, jr, L. B. Con-
ST. Johns, episcopal "a Y. Stokes, vacancy.
Third Presbyierian.-C; p. Mechanic w; Cone.
Duval St, do. -Thos Scott r. Vandeursen.
Leigh Street Baptist.-A b. Clarke, w. III. Pitt.
80 Asbury Station, Methodist )-R j. Christian This
Beyidere Baptist.-A. J. Watkins, J. +. Cottrell-
=
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-11

~ THE USE OF BUSINESS SIGNS seems to be get
ting out of dato of late years in large cities Stew
art the Prince of dry goods merchants in New York,
has not so much as "shingle" over his door. Half
the wholesale business of that city 10 carried on In
the 4th and 9Th stories of buildings where signs would
be completely out of eye shot without the of tele-
scopes How, then do merchants in such places make
known their business and attract customers? By
tering the CARDS by thousands throughout the city
The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE can furnish them by tens
of thousands in elegant STYLE at the cheapest rates
and with great rapidity.