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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-08-16
SATURDAY, AUGUST Is, 1856.
RER. WALES LETTER.

We lay it down as an axiom that will
not be controverted, that suspicion will
ever rest upon the honesty of that man,
who, holding an eminent political posi-
ton, and being Dictated before Con
yention ms the nominee for nlsAaaice
suddenly becomes dissatisfied, and with
a somerset, leaps into the embrace of the
majority party-into the arms of those
whose political immoralities and vices he
has so frequently held up to pr'Siic scorn
and Indignation. Wosay, that suspicion
of honest sentiment will ever attach to
sucn political tumblers, however unmer-
tied it may be. Hence, whenever poll
tcian finds it to accord with his interest or
his principle to throw aside old party ties.
and party friends to join the legions Of
the party in power, he usually issues a
manifesto in the shape of letter, which
he hopes will subserYe three purposes.
1st, that it will herald throughout the
country The distinguished name which
has discarded its party; I'd, that the de-
fence which it contains will serve to ex-
honerate him in the estimation of honest
and intelligent men; and Sd, that such a
document may tend to turn the minds of
others, and thus do material service to
his new friends in the very outset of the
recruits career.
These refections-and we may say,
this course of reasoning which will nat
urally arise in the minds of others-have
been caused by the appearance and Pc
rusa of a letter signed GEoRGn Wales,
and addressed to the peopleof Louisiana
over the shoulders of the editor of this
paper. The cause Of the wrising Of this
letter, Mr.. Wales intimates, is occSsfi a.
ed by his being appointed sub-elector Or
this parish by the American Convention
which assembled at Baton Rouge last
June, without the eognizancea of himself
or any Of his friends, and made directly
known to him through complimentary
hotice in this paper, which he republisbes.
After a lengthy introduction, IN tne |
curse of which the writer intimates ms
atonishment that the convention alluded |
asbould ratify the platform Of the Ame-
riaa party adopted at Philadelphia the
Cd of last February, in other words, en-
tetain Fiews respecting it dissimiiar to
tlsse lie enunciafes, MFR. Wales produ-
ce!the 5lh Article Of the American plat
fora onl yas the whole cause of his leav-
/ ingthe party he was formerly attached
to, fitch he politely terms ''fraud and
sgiaaIe,' and which he considers
equity "odious'' as. the 8th article of the
platform Of the year previous. It is
something to boast Of al least, that no
where ID the entire platform which the
Batda Rouge Convention astonished flim
by ratlfving 50 harmoniously aud enthu-
siss ally. and which y " this moment
alla,s lItieaF gospel IF legions of pure
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New Grocery Store
AND
1WgT Tg

a BLUM respectfully informs his friends and
Il the public generally. that he has taken the
lare and conmodous building lately occupied
byllr. St. Dizier, in which he has opened q Gro
Ger Store in which will be kept every descrip-
ito Of Groceries required for Family and Planta-
tic use. r
e has also opened Coffee House adjoining,
WIRE viii be kept the choicest Of Liquors, and
wire he would be glad to see his friends from
ten and country. febl7 'J5-1y
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UlOLPl{O WOFE.
WHOLESALE AGENTS IN NEW GR-
LEANS.


LEAFS.
James w. Burke, Sc Common street.
Cady s. Holmes, Grauer street.
J. d. Griffe &C.,, 3s, % and % Old Leee.
Goodrich & Ca, "a Corsnou street.
Eatoss5 Henderson, 16New Levee.
M. Bayly &Co., 81 Canal street.
Hail. Kemp SGCo., M. Tchoupitoulas sect
Converse & Cs., cor,er Of Canal and lew
LeVee streets.
=. J. Hart & Ce, 70 I'choupitoulas street.
Thompson, Allsa &. Co., % Common stree
Schmidt Il ZiefIar, IT'S Old Levee.
w. L. Lanier & Co, ,26 Poydras street.
Al a. Fl. Blocks and 4 Front street.
Elliott e. CO., 10 Poydias street.
Payne, steels & Co., 27Tchouptoulas street.
hlnnell s. BailiF, 10 Grayier street
T. w. Cooler. 1i9 Common street.
4. O, WoodmaH corner Of Magazine and Con
mo streets,
bhn Wright s. Co., 151 Chartres street.
Al all the wholesale druggists and grocers in n
Ured States. NH ON
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JOB W0RK-Cash on delivery.
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SChiedam Aromatic Schnaos,

] would therefore adgbe al those who dnk the
Schnapps ii such places to mark The appearance
of the bolJe; and if the outside wrapper labe
should be defaced 10 rtfuse to drink, tIess
fresh bottle is opened.
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Caution to Persons. J.

WHO DRINK AT BARS AND HOTELS.
Numerous complaints tre made Of pesons who
keep BarsOn steamboais and in hotels, Nbo fill my
empty bottles with common Gin, aud SCI tito The
nnsusneciihg for my
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BY Lcru. & shine.

MIGHT SALE, OCTOBER list, lSSS.-TO .
our store, No. "a Main street. large anortmsnt of
staple and Fancy Goods embracing almost eyerv a..
ucie In the fancy Line, and suitable or the city ana
ALSO-Wll be offered an extensive stock Of Bos
Ish Gold Patent Lover Watches; Gold Ankers ma
nders. - Vt
ALSO-A splendid lot Of Gold Plated Wstches Of
al styles together with large stock Of Double Barrel
Guns, Pistols, &c, 10. - :. -.
Country Merchants would do wsn to attend thees
sales, a. great bargains may be- expected, Goods
warranted to be - represented.
oc 9d LARIJa g1INH A,.t.
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IN q. WILLIAMS Produce Conmission
~ Merchant General Agent for receiving and for.
warding manufactured tobacco, Goods, Gc. &c
No. Shockoe Slip, Richmond, virginia,' beg.
and the public for the very liberal patronase
bestowed on him during his burrsss oonpecti0p
with Messrs. Booker Watkins of this city, ma re-
spectfully soicits continuance to his house. In
thus appearing the theatre Of business alone 40
10 with full confidence in my business qualifications
that tho interest of conisnsss win BE- fathfuy rep-
resented
Liberal cash advances made On eonsisnnsah q
produce in hand
RErEss To-Means. Lewis Webb Bon, w.d.
mond and Jno: d. Otey, Esq, Chiswell Dabnsy,
Esq., Messrs. Peters, Spence & Co. and Nsssrs
McCorkle Jones. Lynchburs We. jai--ts
THE FALL SESSIONS or Mr. q. n.
GALLEHERS Classes in VOCAL MUSIC, are
about closing, and he 10 making preparations to reor
sanixe them He would respectfully solisit the a.
tention Of all person. interested upon this subject
its confederation. Mr. G's Musical educstion was
completed at tho New York Musical Institute which
under the direction Of Lowell Mason Musissl Dr.
and Professors @. r. Root and w. B. Bradbury, aided
by several distinguished muicians He was also .
plished teachers of the voice and mussai eocuton in
the country In these classes the Pestallozgian
thod of teaching viii be pursued. Particular atteu-
ton will be given to the rudiments Of musical
ton and the cultivation of the voice, which ineludes
knowledge of respiration quality Of tone resonance
and in general all that relates to tasteful style in
the performance of vocal music He viii commences
a course of instruction to adult class in the Loo
ture Room Of the second Presbyterian Church, (Dr.
o'clock. He viii give . lesson on FRIDAY, u the
same hour.
He respectfully invites all interested to attend these
| meetings. j. 22-lHs
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BY Taylor g WilIiams,
BY Alcxander Mott, Aucf

r ARGE AND FEKE1lPTORY SALE
Il or VALUABLE FURNITURE, CARPETS.
MATING, &c, ON ACCOUNT OF THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA.--Will be sold on the first and second
floors OF my auction store, on THURSDAY, January
81, commencing ct 10 O'Clock, large and valuable as.
sortment of Furniture from the Governors house en-.
braeing superior mahogany Gard and Centre Tables,
Lounges SetteeE Tetetes Sociables, Mahogany Rock.
ming Tables, Hat Racks. Mahogany Bedsteads, Cur.
tains Cushions, Hair Pillows, Stools superior Brus.
sells and Tapestry Carpets, Mating, Cooking Range
ton.
ADDITIONAL.--Will be added to the above sale
Every superior Rosewood Pianos
superior large size Mahogany Dining Table
Egyptian Marble top Table
/ Refrigerator.
Sale conducted by
ia q ALEX MOTT Auetioneer
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RUNAWAY.

TO THE PUBLlG;--Haying purchased
Broad and 18th streets opposite Tsyors Shoe store,
and diagonally opposite to Breeden Fox, and made
large additions TO the stock, prepared to furnish
aniiles, physicians and others with every thing to
be found in well conducted Drug Store, including
large and varied assortment OF Fancy and Toilet
ticfes Perumery, Patent and Family Medicines. &c.
1t shall be my constant aim 10 offer to the public,
every modern improvement in preparations &C., as
soon possible, and above all to keep hand moth
ing but the fresh and genuine. ...
We have the usual assortment of Paints, Oils and
Dyestutis, Window Glass, (which will be cut to
dero Putty, &o'; the best brands Of Tobacco and
Garden Seeds. invite the examination Of country
Merchants Physicians and all in want, and solicit
continuance OF the patronage Of the late firm.
-Physiciaus' prescriptions promptly attended
to at all hours VIM. c. BATTAILE, .--
ia lots Corner Broad and 4th sts
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE At ARC.
- TIoN.-We will sell at suction, on friday.
February LIST. at O'Clock, Brick DWELLING vtuated
ON the corner OF st. James and Charity streets The
Lot fronts "a feet, running back ITO feet; the DWELL
ing contains rooms, all in good order and Is but
ater the modern style, and would suit smslI family
ANY person wishing to invest money in Real Estate
would do well to attend the SALE There ID aIso an
excellent we'll of water in the yard.
:, IskAs--One.third cash, onethird in 90 days one
third in months title retained til last note l. ;d
Sale conducted by fN'~
BAKER, PLEASANTs & CO,
Ja @o--tds Auctioneers
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-em ny Alexander Notgs
MIGHT SAI.Ks..-NATCHKS, JKWEI.
/ Kf, &c.-Will be sold ct suetisn, THIS Eve.
MING, commencing at u O'Clock, . large lot Of
Watehes, Jswelry Pens, Pencils, &c.
= ALSo0A general assortment Of Fancy Articles.
cutlery, DRY Goods, Clothing. Segaz &c.
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a xkb EAkkk n TtnII1SHdf F SysHl eIs


1Sl ACRES OF vKEGA1LF wOOD.
Il; mO : LAND On THE MANCHEsTER xNp PE
CHESTER, FOR SALE Ar AuC :1r Nv ~ AZ 8.
soId on MONDAY. the 18th Jsnnary, les on tse
premise, commsncinF at q o'clock, Z. II, Isl ssres
turnpike, miles from Manchester, adjoinns The tai
gate. 'As ssl
Terms: One-fourth cash balance 1t 4. 3 and il
months, for negotiable notes with Interest sddsd ~
title retained till last note 10 paid.
ja18 GODDIN l. APPERSON Auct.
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+ Anlxsp eAlsE u IAgHIONADLn
70 redncs my steek 81 reaAy neas Miitinery so
Fapey 0oots, en1 nake rocu ~ oprfne 0cois
hsse Determined e sys ~ la1iss . elytsnIsy q
Inst, 4 ~ reens q Droa1 sfrest Il Ill, not. sks
pext fair day. The amozs1enk eonnfGeu n yslsok
silk md Straw Bonnsts, Head Dress Caps Had
Flowers esakhsfa - ssuszsl sauzfnnf u 1sa-
q Goods. xzs
The whole being worthy tie pas1eular s1tsnzios II
the Ladies', viii - seld v1thoet ressEvs.
MIS-. n. - LYON.
4 Sale senasstsl by =. ,. Cson { CO.
The sale viii commsase g II oclosk, an1 sc.tinae
tom day 70 day js3
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CO.PARTNEkSHIP NOTlCE..-The un-
~ designed have this day formed CO-PART-
NERSHIP, in the city Of New York, under the firm
and style of BRUMMEL L REGISTERS, for the pur-
pose of conducting GENERAL COMMISSION
business particularly for the sale of manufactured
and leaf Tobacco and Flour GRAIN Cotton and other
produce.
~ Location 9S Water street Liberal advances
on consignment JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
A. L. ROYSTER,
J. B. ROYSTER.
Richmond, January l. 1886. ia 42m
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s5:::=55Sd NAV roGcR an W Wnom 1T nt
Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company have had the misfortune to lose their
freight house in Richmond, as we'll a. a portion of
deliver all down eghts Oh the siding of their road
the depot lot in this city the trains shall
arrve-said freight to be Immediately removed by
company will not be responsible for the safe keeping
of the same and the parties concerned in any way
interested will therefore take notice that all down
freight before stated will be at their risk az soon
a. unloaded from tho cars. c. CAMPBELL
10 10 Supt of Tranaportation
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~ ley. Peter Fehr, J. G. Mettert VIM jenkins, J.
Fl. Gary w. s. King, Mrs. Evans VIM. GRAY Won
Grooming Rogers DR.. J. r. Jackson and the gu bscr
Der sell SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING POW
DER-the best preparation known for making de-
lishtful bread of all kinds, and pastry. e
s. P. SEMPLE
jaA 202 Main street.
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nlSsOLUTlON..-NO I'll q E.-.The Go.
~ partnership heretofore existing between HULST
KING, Ii this day dissolved by mutual consent
Either party will use the name of the firm In iquida-
ton Of outstanding accounts.
JOHN P. HULST,
WILLIAM r. KING.
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AUCTION eAlsHa.
..r1uTURE pAYa.



BY Gss6l. = Appsrsss.
zEp $ n rH sAI 4,,s 81 LcTs HSs; p
By virtue Of decree Of The Ciro1if Cort 81 CO.
6sld in the case Of (" Martha ke. aSsinse Wsisissr
ae-s pronounced on The sth Nsvsnssr. lass sssii
MONDAY, he 2is Jsnnsry, Is5s, = 7ssiosE 3. n.
III fair; II nos the merit fair dsy1 hsuicons All
.sss Ist Ne 2 and = , E =. e. q
nsfr1son street and the corporation line. 80 :
It nAs-oushaf cssh balance g nonfha. for
ssea i ZEE e ss .s
a5iEso0sdliE ". sHELEInos.
s. !. 3: sssad.sssd ), ooDDls I 1frsasos. 1ssis.
=, fisossTroEEAENr.-In consequences Of the NOV,
.x ~ ~. sale va postponed to TUESDAY afternoon
he next fsr daz ' = the same hoar, II fair, II not
jag GoDDN I ArpERsoN. Assts.
pUnaLIC sALK OF sTOCK IN VTR.
authority in N vested By MeCurdv 49, i.s =
eontrseto upon sections No IS ma 81 81 -. ".
snis Central Rsilrosd, We win offer & pubic ~ -
Apperson. Auctioneers in the city Of R;ehmor1in 3.
81. 81 Sra H. aaH q cseen5er lss5 e 4 eloek
virpuia csntral R RAJ e. OF STOCK II he
said Mccurdy and yowles became entitled under ths
contract with said Company for the coustruetou ~
sections No. S and 81 Of 's s%S SsSg.aS: ysTl
~
Agents. and Trustees for Mccurdy Vowles. e.
until sSs S y Fs5r1aT shove ls
BY Taylor & Wiiliams.
YNRUSTEE,S SALE OF HORSES, HAIR.
i NESS, &c, AT AUCTION.-On SATURDAY.
ID February, at II o'clock M on Council Chamber
HILL in front Of Earnest's Stables by virtue Of deed
OF trust dated 18th December, 1855 and recorded in
Henrico County Court, viii be sold, 2 Wagons and
Harness for Horses Horses yoke Oxen and Cart,
and Buggy and Harness.
TERMs-Cash.
By request of the Trustee. Ai
ja24 TAYLOR L WILLIAMS Aucts
$ HERlFF'S SALE WIN be sold un-
der an attachment, by order of Court in favor of
John Curry. plaintiff VI. L. l. J. w. Pendeton, on
the land now in possession of the said Psndletons
the lower part of the county, Tmberlake's Gro
Gerry, on SATURDAY, the ID day Of February. 1855.
sett of old Carriage Wheels about 20 barrels Corn,
stacks Wheat Straw, about 100 cords of Pine Wood
l Calf and lot of manure.
Time Of sale II o'clock, III. Terms cash.
JNO. 7. CHILDREY, D. s.
ia 25-tds for A. B. Hutchinson. 8. n q.
American copy.
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~ xByH0F - W usn1 -
SALE OF nAK And EIx3URkg.
- nOuSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
1c7 At The FRANKLfNH OU9E.-On MONDAY,
IN q ssnsaxys - Ii o'clock a. II, Il the Fnnkin
hgqss g re corner Of Wan md rnnkIin strssss.
VIII Do seld the Bar Kixturss Counter shelves ani
1qnora 40 Housshold snd Kifehsn Furniture, con
nsnns o. SSds Matfree.sa, Chsirs, Tsblss &c.
ALSO-The Key Of the Houss. s.
jas TAYL0R WILLIAMS, Anets
a VALUABLE PRlVATR DWELL aN0
~ AND THREE BUILDING LorS ON CLAY
STREET AT AUCIION;-on MONDAY, 3eth jan
nary, ls56 q O'Clock Is NJ .pon ths prsmises, win
Nj. James n. Taylor.
Il has rooms and . two story brick kitchen, ana
other out housss with wei Of excellent water =
ne ys9- The improvements are Substantially huilt
an nd With small outlay this msy - made mosf
passasnt residences The lot fronts about - fest and
n x ls ne above will be soa three beautiful baa
~ ts soJoinne lying ON either sids of the House.
1 Ts. uon1ns = fest and running back lso fact
.sha., One-fourth cash, balance ct l. and
JET, VIII interest and secured by ( trusf deed
ehasers. TiyTCy y - Kr4 ~ sne Yaa-
= y. - Auefjonanru
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OFFICE r.. r. AND 2. K. K. COMPANY
RIcHMoND January 81 1856. :
- gSS5z=ES1 oPEN-NoTicE 70 1RAvEL-
LERS GOING NORTH VIA
FREDERICKSBURG AND AQUA CREEK, COM
MENCING THIS DAY.-The Railroad and Steam
boa line, going North from Richmond is now unob-
structed, and Travellers may rely on Regularity,
Speed, Comfort and Safety BY the old established
Route via Frederieksburg and Aqua Creek. Hours
of departure from Richmond, 81 O'Clock, A. NJ. and
7sP.M. SAMUEL RUTH,
ja 2l-ts Agent of transportation.
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%SxhI(xMr Spring Meeting.
Tlr T1IICIying stakes are now open to be run ever
tie Fa..Ee!d Course IN May, 1856, viz:
4 hIyuaustake for 8 year old colts and flles, $500
eutruuce IC0 forfeit, mile heats to aud close
LIST Fobla.ry. This stake to be the first Tues
Gaoepstake for S year old colts and FLIES tout OF
mares which have never produced winner,l 5 100
entYance $50 forfeit, mile heats to name and close
LIST February, 1856. This stake to be the FIJI
day following the first Tuesday in May, 1856
III. C. EGGLESTON,
de- 1I-1awtlF Proprietor.
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TIME winter we hnve, affords little plea
i sure,
Makes trade very dull, and Is devilish cold;
Provisions are high, and sold by small measure
Coal, sugar, molssses, all scarce just as gold.
In such times these we should spend our money
In thebest and most useful way and for this
advise You to spend it at Schaaps store, my honey;
For he sells the cheapest, whatever 1t 10.
To describe what he sells, would take me day,
Please call there yourself and without delay.
SCHAAP l. cos
French Confectionery and Variety Store,
las Corner Broad aud Sd street.
NEW YORK LIFE IN6URANCE COM
IN PANY-ACCUMULATED CAPITAL Ov Z r
81 600 000.-This company 10 based upon the mutual
system Every Policy holder becomes member OF
the company. and 10 entitled to all the rights and
may be paid in cash, part paid by note at the OPP
ton of the insurer.
.sBe wise to-day-'tis madness to defer"
What greater evidence il wanted TO prove tho I'M
certainty of life and the dangers Of delay than
ment's reflection. How many can call to mind re-
membrance of mothers, orphans and dependent pa
rents victims of the uncertainty Of life, and this dan
declaration that delays are dangerous. Procrastina
ton 10 the thief of time; disease may come upon you
and In an hour when you think not you may be sud
denly cut OF and that without remedy to your fam
lily. Wait not, them for more convenient season
accept the boon while 1t IL near and 1t the earliest
possible convenience provide for your own household
the means of an honest livelihood, when time shall
cease to know you more.
~ For rates of insurance and explanatory books
above Virginia Banks.
CHARLES WORKMAN, Agent.
b. b. F a g. MMo asn Medical Ez.minsrs
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A MOTHER GRkAT REDUCTION OF
a. PRICES in DAGUERREOTYPEs--PoW-
beautiful - well eleanible and neverfsiiinr %.
Guerreotype. st very reduced price, and psrsons In
want OF good Likenesses do better than 10 ca
10 Is
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administrative BURTON, corner of
- 9Th and franklin sts, has two fine, large rooms,
On the first floor, which she would be pleased to have
occupied by agreeable families. ia Its
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mined sell out his stock at the end Of each
will THIS DAY commence SELLING OFF the bal
ance of his Fall and Winter Goods AT COST. The
assortment il very complete yet, and comprises
the usual variety found in dry goods stores Also on
hand-Taretans of all colors; rich, figured and plain
Swiss Muslin and one beautiful Party Dress q Pmpe-
risle, with trimming and head dress expressly made
to suit it. Please call and you will not be disap
pointed. ia 22-6t*
~ OR HERN ICE..-The subscribers
will deliver Northern Ice, of the best quality, in
all parts of this city and the town of Manchester,
during the coming season.
All who favor with their patronage shall hace no
jast of complaint for cant Of punetuality in
its daily dei;rerv, making such arrangements
for conducting the business warrant in pledgng
this.
Orders will be received by Messrs. M. L. Straus,
Broad street, between 9th and 7th T. w. Turpin
Main street, near It'll; Laidley Robinson. corner
4th and Franklin Streets George Timberlake, Brook
Ave nue. Broad Jno Boucher, 18th street. oppo-
site Post Office; j. w. B. Dodson, at the Toll gate on
Mayo's Bridge, and at the lee House when eomplet-
ed South-side of the Dock, opposite 18th street
ia 8-lm* STEWART Il KING.
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NlOTICE.-The subscriber will from the
~ LIST of January, 1886, conduct his business exclu-
yyely OF tho cash system. He will keep constantly
an hand of his own manufacture, large assortment
Of TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, at wholesale
aud retail, which will BIO sold at the lowest market
rates and he assures his friends and customers that
every effort will be made to give satisfaction and So
licits a continuance of their patronage.
ISAAC T. GRAHAM,
Ia lR-I2tk la1 Broad a. between 5th and 9Th St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-28

nOARDlNti...tsenf with families,
ID single gentlemen in want of board will find very
by calling at No. 203 Main street. second door below
9Th street The house large and in complete order
with every convenience, with rooms furnished and
unfinished. CAPITOL HOUSE.
80 I,.S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-28

DOAkDING.--Mrs. HENRY, corner of
ID Governor and Franklin streets, accommodate
family with board, if immediate appca-
tion be made. Her rooms large and convenient
She can also accommodate six or eight single gen.
tleuap ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-28

SUCCHARINE CARBONATE OF IRON
- AND MANGARRESE, Sulphate Alurnina. Ar
Fresh Gun Cotton, Burnt Sponge, Arsenic of Qui
nine, Acetous Extract Colchicum, Chloride Zinc, and
Flores Martialis-prepared for PRESCRIPTION PUR-
POSES, by s. P. SEMPLE, Apothecary and
la "a Chemist. 202 Maiufstreet.