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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

UNIFORM OF 1t. GENERAL SCOTT.--Gen. Scott
has had magnificent uniform coat made in New
York. 1t is of dark blue cloth, lined throughout
with black and yellow silk. The collar and wrist
bands are embroidered with heavy gold thread
representing running vine all of which was
done with q needle, and cost $50. The collar and
lappels are after the style worn by Arch-Duke
Charles in which it can be used as a standing or
rolling collar, and the appels, are thrown partly
over the arms. Heavy gilt buttons adorn the
coat, but are not made to button. A rich gold
cord is attached between the collar and lappel by
which the coat can be fastened in front. The
eqaulettes that the General had during the Mexi
can war will adorn the coat. 1t will cost $3.50
when finished. & -t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

WIND FIGURING MILLS FOR THE PRAIRIEs-
The Peoria Transcript is informed that the no.
chester, n. " MilErecting Company intends TO
Prairies, during the year 1856, the motive power
of which is to be wind alone. The Transcript
adds: rex ~ zg8a ~
We hear company Is to be organized In Poo.
ria for the immediate establishment of one of these
wind mills We understand that the cost of A min
in operation, with two run of four feet stones Ia
only 5000 hRs fs2 5'5FfY s~N' -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

MORE BOGUS IssURASCE.-The Albany Jour
nal contains the report of VIM. Barnes appointed
by the comptroller to investigate the affairs of the
Enterprise Insurance Company, of New York, in
which the capital and assets of the company are
declared insufficient to Justify IFS continuance in
business, and that the pnblie interests require its
immediate dissolution. The assets are put down
at slo6, ,eIe; the liabilities, $l97,750
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

QUICK WORK WITH COuSTERFEfTERs.-On
Saturday, the 22d of December, tive men arrived
at Williamsport, Pa, from Syracuse N. Y. They
Immediately went to various shops in the town,
and made purchases paying for them in notes that
appeared to be good Towards evening, the shop
keepers, on comparing their notes. found that they
had been taken in, and that the money was all bo.
gus. A warrant was taken out-they were ar
rested the same night, and after hearing before
magistrate they were committed for trial On
Monday a true bill was found against them on
Tuesday they were tried and convicted, and on
"Wednesday they were lodged in the Eastern Pen.
itentiary Ft. ssttt fs 2.
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MR. CRaMPToN TO BE REMoyEp-It is stated
in a letter received at Washington from London
from responsible source, that the British govern
ment anticipating the demand of our government
for the recall Of Mr.. Champion, mediate transfer
ring him to other diplomatic station, in the
case of sending Sir Henry Bulwer hither from
Spain. Sir Gore Onseby Is named as Mr.. Cramp.
toms successor ...,s-.., az. t.-.s .. 81 --E.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

The manuscripts Of the author of Paul anil
Virginia" forming 12 or IS folio yolnmes have been
deposited 10 the public library If tho municipality
at Havrr, the birthplace Of the celebrated anthor
Tho richest man 10 Congress il said 90 be the
Hon. WIN Aiken. Of South Csniii.a. His property
II estimated q two million Of dallsrs 6 81 :
MONDAY was observed rs Thanksgiving day in
Ghsgiestop &, 6,
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THE HUDsoS's BAY CoMPANY.-Private letters
received by the last arrival from the Pacific side,
speak in the highest terms of the recent conduct of
the authorities in charge of the British (Hudson's
Bay Company's) trading fort at Vancouver, who
furnished the American settlers in their vicinity
with arms with which to protect themselves from
the hostile savages, and dispatched their steamer
laden with provisions from their depot, to the sue
of our people located more distant from them.
Such conduct their part deserves to be- and viii
be remembered Udsh Star
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DEFENCEs OF THE CRIMEA.--The editor of the
Province Journal, who has just returned from Eu-
rope, in remarkng upon the condition of the belig
erents, says .-...- ~ ........t t.
"The fortress of Sebastopol, a place about which
nothing was known, except that it figured on the
maps, withstood one of the most extraordinary
sieges which the world has ever seen, and now
that it is half taken another still more mpregnable
fortress arises in Ncolae about which still less is
known" --. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

CHOLERA IN THE WEST ISDIEs.--A letter from
Kingston, ia, dated Dec. Sd. says the cholera has
broken out in the pententiary in that city. sAd-
vices from Porto Rico to the Gath ult, mention the
gradual spread of the cholera in Nuguato In
some eight or ten neighboring villages 600 cases
and 2e0 deaths have been reported. The disease
had not made its appearance In the city of st.
Johns Every sanitary measure was adopted by
the Captain General to prevent its spread
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A WEALTHY PRoPRIEToR.--A large portion of
the rich valley Of Genesee, In New York State, il
owned by James wadsworth. He owns 5000 acres
in one town, as many more In Genesee, about 5000
more In tho adjoining town of Rush, 5000 or 6Oo0
In the town Of Caledonia, and . great mapy thau-
sands In other towns aud counties. Ills landed
posseaons exceed 10000 acres Il is nearly all good
land-the best In the State, and constantly In
creasipg In yalus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

LARGE BEQUEsTS.-The Boston Advertiser re-
cords the liberal bequest by the late 7. p FL De-
grand, of that city, of quarter part of his pro
perty (Which is estimated to amount in value to
Sl20,00O to Harvard College, the income to be
expended in enriching particular department of
the library. He also bequeaths one-twelfth of his
property TO the city of Boston, and twothirds 10
various charitable institutions
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CUiI,kLEY, Leather DeaIerT

,. 18th street, between Main and Gary, keeps CON
r,rr On ..sud. an assortment of all kinds Leather
..... g. lofz Sole Leather; Reset and Wax Up
.- o.; French. German and American Cal.-Skius;
.n 4na German Patent Calt-Skinsi black and CO.
Morocco ard K,G-Skins; R0aus Of all colorsi
, and Sheep Binding Skins; Shoe Thread Boot
s1.e Trees: Mru's ard Ladies' Lasts; Boot Webb;
:. Lasting Tacks; silk Twist, with full assort-
~ # Findings 0t every description, OF the best
.rt, no 22-d&wts
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG....One large, elegant front
y Chamber, at Mrs. BURT0NS Boarding House,
corner 5th and Franklin Streets which she would like
to have occupied BY an agreeable family.
!. de 31-lwt fi fofz a. 4
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A CossoLA oLATIos.-An obituary notice in VIII
mington, n c., paper consoles the friends OF the
deceased by the reflection that though she may
not return 10 them, they may shortly 60 to her. -
This is consolation not generally appreciated by
the lifeloying people of our day.
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JUST AcT.-The st. Johns Protestant Epis.
eopal Church, in Providence, r. T.. having enjoy.
cd the pastoral services of Rev Dr. Crocker for
more than fifty years, have provided for him ill.,
eral support for fe with annuity to his family
on his retiring from the ministry g vi :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

Snow AND TRAvEL-A gentleman arrived
yesterday morning direct from Canada. informs US
that about eighteen inches of snow fell in the vi
cinity of London and Paris Canada West. ON Fri.
day and Saturday. The railroads were more or
less obstructcd until he arrived in this CITY The
train leaving Albany at o'clock Sunday after.
noon was ten hours on the track, arriving here At
O'Clock Monday morning.-N I Journal Com.
sReTee Tuesday -"
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LOOK FOR YoURsKIyEs.--The rairmont virgin
ian tel the following anecdote Of Rev. II. C.
u. g. Senate, and foffneriy satationed m North
western Virginia - e q s stpi %
while preaching one day at a church situated
few miles from Fairmont. he was annoyed by the
inattention of his congregation ss manifested in
turning their heads 10 see everybody who came In.
Brethren" said he "it is very dificultso preach
when thus Interrupted. Now, DO you listen 10 me,
and will tell you the name Of every man as he
enters the church" OF course this remark attract
ed universal attention Presently some one on
tered: Brother William Satterfeldrs called out
the preacher, while that brother was astonished
beyond measure, and endeavored In vain to guess
what was the matter. Another person came in:
Brother Joseph Miller basvied the pr sacher,
with like result and so perhaps in other cases.
After while the congregation were amazed at
hearing the preacher cali out in loud voice, :" A
little old man with . blue coat and white hat on
don't know who he ist You may look for
yourselvesF .eS -nesss ssrgF1
UNDERGROUND RAILRoAp.-Two families of
negroes, some of them from Staunton and others
from Charleston S. G.. were arrested In Baltimore
Monday, while trying to make their way North
They were lodged in jail ss sgs.sas .sa.zs 81 4
FIRE-On Sunday last the dwelling house of
james T. Heiss, in Monongalia county, was de-
stroyed by fire during the absence of its owner at
church, Loss $1,000. ss ..f1,.t..a,i., t, .s...,.
SUPPOSED SUICIDE--A hat and coat were found
a few days since at the mouth of McMahons
Creek near Wheeling. In one OF the coat pock-
cts was found a note addressed to 'Wilhelm Budg.
hoff." The owner it is believed, has committed
suicide. lzees -,kzs-s sf--..-ss.s,ss 2 t-fss
RELIGIOUS James d. McCabe, of Wheel.
ing, has received call to the pastoral care of St.
Pauls church, Baltimore. The Wheeling papers
do not hear that he has accepted it. :. ~
PETERSBURG AFFAIRS.--We take the following
items of Petersburg news from the South.Sidc
Democrat of yesterday:
Rtjigioas.-Rev Mr.. McGovern, of st Peters
Cathedral, Richmond, officiated at the Catholic
Church New Years day.
4ccideat.-Mr. Alfred Brown, of Dinwiddie, was
thrown from his horse in Halifax street, Tuesday,
and badly injured. m r- - .-s sfsf +
Queer Mail Matte.-A bag of money was found
in the letter receptacle of the post Office Monday,
supposed to have been thrown there by the thicfto
escape detection. 80 ~
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THE GERMAN DIEr--A boy al sehool In the
West when called TO reeite BIS lesson IN history,
was asked What y the tiesuap n'stf" 'sSour.
krout, pretze schnsp1 !, biue wrsss aIlt lager
EseT," was the reply,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

a LADY MuLcTED IN DAAAGEs.--A gentleman
by the name Of Lucas, in Demopolis Alabama.
has recently obtained verdict of 5000 against
Miss Lucinda Meiggs, for breach Of promise Of
marriage. 81
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DEAD.-E Nicaragueuse announces the death,
in the city of Grenada, the 18th ult of Charles
Fl. Gilman, formerly of Baltimore, but recently
LIT. Colonel in the army of Nicaragua under Presi
dent Walker 5Eaa -. f-.. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

FROM TURKS standby the arrival of the
British schooner Coronet we have advices from
Turks Island to Dec. IL. Salt ia very scarce and
high. None TO be had either at Grand Turk or
East Cafes. The last cargo was sold at 3ac. per
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

ANOTHER DoSATIoN.-n is stated that George
Peabody, Esq, the distinguished London banker,
has made an additional donation to the Peabody
fifteen thousand dollars. He has also purchased
and forwarded to it some 2500 volumes Of valuable
books. a-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATuRE--The Legisla.
ture Of Pennsylvania organized Tuesday. wm
NJ Pratt was elected Speaker Of the Senate and
Richardson L. Wright Speaker Of the House.
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mas n. CLAIBOKNE, GENE RAJ

C6NNlSSIeN MERCHANT, Dealer in Provi-
! Richmond Ya.---Particuler attention given TO
.,.c Of Flour, Wheat. Corn, &c. Cash advances
q ops. Euraents. VIII supply Richmond Ground
+, Dast md super Phosphate of Lime, Peruvian
.-, Ar de
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03
-, City Hall. January !, 1855

49, 4-s G1ty h6i Jouuhff too,,
ice until Il O'Clock, N, on MoHpA tne ssa Z.
January, la5s, for furnishing weekly rstlons 70 me
bands a liIse 1snnsry 1855 to the ot January is The
Ratops to consist of the usual vanefy sna qasnIns
Of sound, wholesome Proyisons ana nc :. ~
state the kind and quantity 70 y
The indiyidnsi to whom the contract is awarded
win be required 70 rn,sT ,n,G ~ Ss sSno soSrses
! For further particulars, inquire o. 4 n.rrs =
,.ss Superintendent Streets. Z
TS1Sv .1IE..-T WIN srIi 4 gentle aad
ese,llent family HORSE at moderate pries,as
have no farther use for him. He works either IN
single o double harness. Apply + W. HaxaLI
"1CK Ann HORsIss FOR sALk.-A
III very good Hack and good pair OF Horses ior
sale cheap, If Immediate application be made Fof
further 2 ss,s !s.0rmas''n' spp's % LEE ovERBY
n R0J1sTI15N OF ST0C X ..-ln order 30
IL reduce cur stock Of Dry Goods prior % sakins M
yeutory on the lsf Of February next we hare ae,e.
mined sel them OF very low Our sss;.s
inr Of Dress sks; MsntelG Mernees Del.ines Elan,
nels. Shawis; Needle-worked Collars Sleeves sna
dkfr Cambria Edpnss sd nsers'nss Is sw M..l;n,
snas ssirt,na Linen and shifting Csi.ens hssd Ts
gre a' ssll ssfiiIasrges sfiIis sao lss sre.a
.s1SE E1I.E.-XI@zs q. GO Cd BNlCks'
/ IL Also I iot sf old IRON, window bsfAl AfP'y
Q q. Gentry y D'ssslr' wsssssrss voS osshsossiso
O1K WOOD fOk sAl.k.--.1ea...ase.,r1 =. 800 !
O0sk Wood, on the Desh, for ,als = & kayoM =
AEiga. 80 Ysss Il issa .az M..sg -:
EOR CHARskD 3 ANns1 Slhs. Ss!h.s.ssI s l.iss~i. $500
lqrid sasirely nee iop Irss.s - sss ~ 3. n9ie;ssi
o. saplssaast pscycrisa e.s {, - rssss 8 sSns
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EE 4 RAYLY, Attorneys at Law, and

I'D EH0fAL.-I have removed my office
~ from No. Pearl street to No. Exchange Place,
der The Exchange Hotel, and next door to Mr.. Vests
* Store. | am paying the highest market price
Lend Warrants, Gold and Silver Coin, &c, and
! NJ Exchange, Gold and Silver and North Carolina
JHsy the best terms. Cali at
WIN HURLEY'S Exch. Office,
or 2-9m No 4 under the Exchange Hotel.
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srRYAsr ltIRIse.--Dn saturday last. at Fair
fax G. II, men servants hired atso 70 ei2S--wo.
men. 50 70 s7o--boys, 10 v go. AZ The hiriag -
Tuesday. at Casas' Wed End, aboHt the sAme
raiss we're sbsaiasd
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=, II.LIAM 7. COLEIAN 8; CO., .HIP

1 LILLIAN 7. CDEEtIAN & %, Silt
nv PING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
.uoEH!A .HD FRONT STREaTs, SAN FRANCIS
II. T COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
!. IL. WILLIAMS.
fv- COLEMAN is in New York, and viii give ship
...r, O .3rIaation is to markets. shipping, &c.
n EXCHANGE on San Francisco, for sale by
- VIM. T. COLEMAN,
-. "a 81 Wall street.
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AIRS SHINE. AICTIONEERS AND
''HymISSION MERCHANTS, ~ Main street,
,-.,-'I 10 al sales of Real and Personal Estate;
,n the sales Of House Furniture, Stock Goods &c,
IA accommodating terms.
,gt JAMES ". SHINE.
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,0NETHING FOR THE 1IILLIG

) KENDALL'S GUTTA PERCHA WATER
,R0OtlNG s evidently destined to have large sale.
h.. speak what we know, when say that it will
'er Boots Shoes Carriage Tops and Harness per-
city waterproof soft aud plant, and greatly adding
durability of all Leather fabrics, if applied ac
-!.-g 20 directions which will be found upon each
''.o.
B be- above article can be had of o. II. CHALK
" 18th street. Richmond, Va, Wholesale ana re-
a who IS ths only authorized Agent for the city.
aa 22-GGwts
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n T. WILLIAMS, Produce Commi.sio,

n T. WILLIAMS, Produce Commissios
warding manufactured tobacco, Goods, &c, &C.
No. S Shockoe Slip, Richmond, virginia, beas
and the public for the very liberal patronage
bestowed on him during his business connection
with Messrs Booker Watkins of this city, and re-
thus appearing the theatre Of business alone, do
with full confidence in my business qualifications
that the interest of consgnses win be faithfully rep
Liberal cash advances made on consisnmsnts of
produce in hand. f5 y
worth, Turner l. Go. and John Booker, Esq, Rich.
mcnd !; and Jno. M. Otey, Esq, ChsweH Dabney,
Esq, Messrs. Peters Spence L Co. and Msssrs.
McCorkle Jones LynchburG Va. 81. d ja i.--ts -
TRUsTER,ss sNOTICE..-WM. A. HUT
i TERS Bookseller and Stationer, No. Isl Main ST.,
has by his deed, bearing date the 3lst day December
1856 which has been duly recorded, conveyed to me
in trust, for the benefit of his creditors ell Of his
stock of goods and fixtures aud debts and credits of
every kind.
He is, as my agent for the present, authorized to
collect any debts due to me as trustee, and to make
Persons desirous to purchase articles in the Book
and Stationery line, and Piano Fortes &C.. win find
it to their interestto call. WM. II. WATSONsEs.E
NOTI G E.-.A little upwards Of ave
~ months ago, sold out my entire stock Of Books,
Stationery, &c., to Mr. T. D. Clarke, thinking st the
time would be ultimately the best Arrangements for
me to comply with an agreement made with Mr..
Clarke, have been Obliged to cancel his contract
with me- He has accordingly sold the stock back 70
me- and have thought 1t best and most prudent stn-
ated to convey II at in trust for the ben
eft of my creditors, which have done p lssss q
Il ~- WIN. A. BUFFERS. e
Richmond, January lst 1s56-6tA -, /.
JANUARY 3D.. 1 8 SJ6.-Trimminss and
y Fancy Goods to be closed out at unusually low
prices, as the season Is far advanced, and GOLD
SMIT having large stock of Trimming and Fancy
Goods on hand, will close them out al such low
prices tempt those that in want of theE to pur
chase of him. 5000 pair Ladies' white and colorcd
Kid Gloves at 50 cts, would be cheap at q cents;
2500 yards Cambria and Swiss Insertings et 6t cents
would be a great bargain at l2i cents; Embroidered
Handkerchiefs at Is and 57i cts, giving away. In
Ladies Gents and Children's Cotton and Woolen Ho
siery GoLDsMIT will sell them cheaper than can be
had elsewhere In Enlbroderies, % Collars Sleeves,
Bands, Infant Waists Embroidered skirts. Cemone,
Swiss and Bobbin Edgings and Insertinsy wiz os q
closed out very cheap. Wooen Good. snch as 1@9M- @
forfs Lexgings Fascinafors Opera Hooos woo'eE
Sacks Millinery Goods snd lots OF ofhGf e.
be sold of at most any price. r. 0QLpsM... 8.
jag e. .----- - - ~
= WISH TO HIRE. for the ensgine year.
/ GOOD COOK WASHER and fhoNEh ior my
a,vn FAMILY Satisfactory references required APP
ply Of the ofhce of James Grsy's SSns; np.v
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OLp FELLOWS HALL.-In consequence OF the un-
favorable state of the weather last night DR. Valen-
time did not give an entertainment a. announced IN
yesterdsy's papers The Doctor 10 In town and VIII
6e happy TO meet his friends tonight, 1t Odd felows
Hall. where he win serve up dish OF humOr % o.
olden times Everybody that has seen the Doctor on
read his laughter provoking anecdotes, viii surely po
on hand to give him greeting Sless "A
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SAVINGS INsTTTUTIoNa
OFFICE VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK
RICHMOND, Dec &, 1855.

~>------s---.-S
OFFICE VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANx
RICHMOND, Dec 2 iass
THE VIRGINIA SAVINGS HANK a.
tered BY the Lesislafure Of the Sfafe i nosr 80
pared 10 receive zdepostes Of money OF sny .n,tn,
over hve dollars, on which will be paid per cent n,
terest on all sums remaining deposit NJ month. ~
longer, and for shorter time five per cent -. v
Deposits may be made with the Treasurer r
at the store Of T. B. Spence corner Main ana
18th Streets or with either Of the officers I @s".
- go -. SAaL E = CoTTRELI. President,
I'd C. WALTHALL, Cashier. re .sf
de21---2w ise ssstasi IS - ;. --.z ss
CArITA u $50 yOOO.--C
~ SAVINGS BANk.-0fhc st the store of Quarics
& Brooke, on 18th street
Dispositions in this institution will receive six per
or longer, and five per cent for shorter time -
80 WIN. g. PAINE, President.
NJ =. BROOKE, Treas " 6-ts
SAYINtaS INSTITUTION or RTCR-
~ MUND-Ohce removed to the Store of Chris.
tian Lathrop, No. 50 Main street--Ip conse-
quence OF the resi ignation of David X. Crane wm H
Christian was unanimously elected Cashier The Of
nee has been remoyedto the Of Christian La
throp. where deposites will be received on which an
interest offs per cent. will be paid all sums re-
manning deposte six months or longer and 1--WE per
cent for shorter period. ~ -.r2re 1stzI .--,ss'r7
This institution has been in existence twenty-eisht
years; has loaned oyar eight millions of dollars has
no suspended debit hrs never lost dollar or failed
to pay any certif cate when due. r55s Is ss=--g
~ zsaf f+4s yNO. THOMSON. President,
WIN. Fl. CHRISTTAN, Cashier
NH 6-ts "a HUGH w. FRY, Secretary. =
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.,C0Y & HA1KERVTLL,

D GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
-.s.ve cons snnents Of Tobacco, Flour, CBn,
hra. &c and give their personal attention to sales
same and keep constantly on hand large and gene
.,sogtrnrnt of Groceries, Seed. Peruvian G~'no'
fP 2-dGwts
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S ~ sROWN, Jr., stock Broker, has re
f&p,0yed his office to No. Isl iZimmerman'sl corne
xAEn and 18th streeta 6-eod.s
Hl PENIBERTON, No. 10 East Alnin ST.,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, offers for sale the
- wing Cysats-
II "s. sHd Hemp Seine Twine, all Nos
II si''i,s Patent Seine Thread, do.
81 i- lines, various lengths aud sizes.
y s-", and Hemp Cordage, Bed Cords and Leading
Lines
h PET Warp, all colors Cotton Yarns and Batting.
'"n and Wool Cards; Wool and Wool Rolls
= niger Pepper, Alispice, Chocolate Cocoa.
II 60 Blue Starch, Mustard; Shot, all sizes.
81 aon'- Sporting Powder; English and American
q IuH Caps.
s. u Nin well selected assortment of GROCERIES
''a I" the uade-sh, or any part of which, will be
at very smaH advance, FOR CASH. oc "A
a iGNOR q. GEORGE Professor of Mu.
81 SIC, most respectfully announcesto the citizens
n.chm2hd that he is prepared to make engage
~ s WIN parents or pupils for instruction in Music
s. the PIANO FORTE, GUITAR and SINGING.
S'"NoK GEORGE pursues the SolfeGgi system of
81 iaA@ation deemed the only perfect mode and uses
q distinction Books of Lablsnche, TICooke, Creyel-
81 -nd SIgnOr Bora, late of this CITY,
~ Orders may be left at the Book and Piano Forte
8 ne 'i Messrs. James Woodhouse Co, l39 Main
q ~ sc l5--ly
|I HOMAS HOW 2I9 Matn street, is
No~ receiving hls fall supply of Block Tin Goods,
'ab'e Tor housekeepers. Also of Wood Ware, COM
eNt every article IN that line. oe Is
q ENSltS, REX & MOYER would in
81 ''n thr citizens of Rchr1ond that they are now
81 ft''a to furnish FLOUR in 10, Is 20 or 25 pound
g LINN NEAL IN any quantity, from their
a '' Mlli, corner OF Main and 2lst streets or from
wagon At customers doors at short notice
7se give rs u call; all who have tried il pronounce
r,t-iate article
s'm' REX MoYER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

WTSH 10 HIRE. for the ensuing year,
l good COOK. WASHER and IkoNEK ior my
own family Satisfactory references requires. AP'
Ply 2. at.s''e .ns o'A00 y ''l's' BENZ c. GRAY.