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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

THE ADVERTISERS is ccsirOus of meet.
ing party, with cash capital Of $1,000 to
take interest in and useful inven ion which,
it 10 believed will yield good for ,hs amount
OF investment The address Of the advertiser can be
obtained at this Office, when personal interview can
be had; or any communication addressed TO "Inyen.
tor" left at this Office will meet with attention
sc 5-2ws stANs
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ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATHE-
Il NAUTICAL SCHOOL.
j II. BINFORD, (... p.;. al,
W. T. BAILEY, A. B, n''o'i"'' iAN p"''

Tie undersigned will open School on MONDAY
the 2Jth Sept, in the large and commod GUS Rooms
9TH street. formerly known the City Spring In
stltute. They design opening School of the high
est grade, where boys viii be thoroughly and accu-
rately prepared either for the University for any of
our Colleges, or fitted for the businuss of life.
Special attention will be bestowed upon the Eng
fish Department, it ia considered to be too much
neglected
The services of an experienced and competent Pro-
fessor Of Modern Languages will be secured.
TERMS:
Payable sen.annually 10 advance-Sesson 81 mos.
English Branches. .......................S40 w
Latin and Higher Mathematics. SO 90
Greek. ............................. lO W
July 25th 1856.
Mr.. w. T. BAILEY graduated at r. M. College
with honor, In June last. He proposes to devote
himself to School Teaching cheerfully and conf
IDENTIFY commend him for scholarship and Ugh mo
raj character; and with experience 10 the BUSH
Of teaching and motives to enterprise have no
doubt he will meet the expectations of all reasons
BILE patrons. WIN. A. SMITH,
Pres't of Randolph Macon College.
Mr J H. BINFoRD is graduate of the University
of Virginia and has been successfully engaged in
ching during the last four years both in Eastern
and Western Virginia. Testimonials from the Pro-
fessors of the University of Virginia and his patrons
as to his capacity and qualifications can be SEEN If
desired by calling Messrs. Binford Porters Cabi-
net Warerooms, Franklin street.
J. H. BINFORD,
Ir,G m w RAJIEY p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

pAkAEk, NlniNfO g Co., No. 113 IA.
=, eLE cavAaE- have Received variety OF heavy
" ooisns. ssttiueta Fisnnels. Blankets, Linseys.
shftinss &c, 10 which they iavits the attention Of
manufacturers and planters. 90 is
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DESTINY DEMONsTftATED, 80 rofe.-

hEsT1NH DEMONsThATkD.. -. Profess
- sor 3 respectfully informs the ladies' and gem
will be given in ali the affairs relating to le-such
sickness or health, wealth. love, marriage journeys
law suits. difficulties IN business absent friends u
Any person wishing to know true and corr state
ment OF all things-past present and tusare--must
bring send their age. N. $50 -.
TERms-d0 cents each. Cures will also be made
lwhite or Of colorl Of all the following diseases
Chronic cases, Sores Ulcers. Boils Wasting of the
BODY, Serofulss Consumption, Cancers, Coughs Spit
ting OF Blood, kheumstism, Headache or Tooth.
Aehe, Psins in the Limbs and all kinds Of Distsmp.
ors. 81
Apply ia Adams Valley, "a house nom corner Of
over tho creek. No 2 Prof. L s, on tho door. 8 s
Advice given free to tho poor and afflicted. No
sdvice siysn 70 peope Of color only on sckness nor
- 80
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Soar STONE finely pulyerized, for snIc
oy WIN sATTLER,
sc 10 l42 Main street.
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NEW WASHING MACHlNk.--The sub.
scrIbers beg leave to inform the citizens of Rich
mond city, Henrico, Hanover, Louisa, Goochland
aud Fuvanna countless that they have purchased the
right to manufacture and sell the Floating Balls
Knuckle WASHING MACHINE, patented by G.
Holngsworth, in 1852, and now ready to furnish
families Hotels, Boarding Houses etc, on moderate
terms.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing, requested to
call and witness the operation of this Machine, at
VIM Fl. Woodward's on 9Th and Franklin streets. or
r B. Woedward's, on Main and 9Th streets, where
orders will be punctualy filed.
VIM. 81. 4 r. B. WOODWARD.
III II m .
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~ Z. BURHUSS'S sc HOOL, in the
". basement of the UniversalisJ Church, Mayo st.
The thirteenth session of this School will commence
on the 18th inst, and close the 10th of July next
TERMS, PER SESSION.
For English studies, with without Elementary
Latln. ToVVu
For Classics and Mathematics. ............. so 90
Modern languages and Drawing at the usual rates
MIR. B. will be aided by Mr. Henry Battaile, who
for the last two years has been engaged with Mr..
Lewis NJ Coleman II, in the Hsuover Academy.
N. BAT the solicitation of friends, a limited num-
Der of small boys in the elementary English branch
es, will be admitted at forty dollars.
Int
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l EVILS N. WEBB g. CO., offer Tor sale
IL 500 hhds N O., 2. r. and Cuba Muscoyado Su-

EVILS N. WEBB q CO., offer iOr sale
IL 800 hhds. n O., 2. r.. and Cuba muscovado Su-
gar, prime to choice quality.
100 bbls. Coverings" Crushed and Powdered
Sugars.
800 bbls. "stuart's'' C and Egerton, Dougherty L
Woods and A Coffee Sugar.
rs half boxes Coverings" and Egertor, Dough
ety Il Weeds Loaf Sugar.
100 hhds prime Porto Rico and Cuba Muscovado
co bbis prime New Orleans Molasses.
10 bbls choice Syrup.
$40 bags prime Rio and Laguayra Coffee
600 pockets prime Java and Mocha do.
800 kegs Old Dominion Nails.
200 boxes Adamaatine Candles.
Sperm and Tallow do.
25 barrels Tanners Oil.
IS do. Vinegar.
Rice, Cotton Yarns.
Window Glass. by IN and 10 by 10
Soap, Candle Wick, Wrapping Paper.
Wrapping Irvine.
Shot and Bar Lead
Pepper, Pimento, Bed Cords.
Leading Lines Sporting and Blasting Powder
Painted Buckets, Brooms, Blocking and
Green and Black Teas, &c nc SO l-sm
EOK SALE.
10000 City of i. Richmond per cent, long and
10000 State of Virginia per cent, long and short
dates
10000 Central Bonds
5.OO0 South Side Bonds.
iy 2l-ts c. w. PURCELL CO.
II BELLEVUE HOsPITAI..--This Instifu-
II ton is situated On Church Hill, Richmond, Va,
In delightful airy position, and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to toe comfort of pa
uents and the successful treatment of disease.
The Lying-in Wards are peculiarly commodous
The undersigned give their personal attendance to
all patients placed under :heir charge.
TERMS:
Uoiored fa'aens.. ....................$5 per week
Private accommodations. to 10
These rates embrace al charges for Board Medi-
cines, and Medical and Surgical attendance
EY- No Small Pox admitted
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, M D.
Grace street, between 4th and 5th.
c. 8. MILLS, M. d.,
18th street, between Broad and Marshall
4. T. COLEMAN M D.
Corner of 4th and Grace streets
Resident Physician-Dr. WOOD INV 2A-6u,
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AUG. ANDERSON & CO,

A UG. ANDERSON IL CO,
Have removed to the store, No. l0l Main
street. second door below 18th street. where they
prepared to shew the largest assortment of
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS,
offered in this market Also, good assortment
of BONNETS and Millinery Goods of all kinds
au Tits
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All letters TO De dlreCt6d TO
jy 2 am HUBERT +. LEFEBVRE.
MRS. a. MISS ADA b. MlNOIt Z
Nl SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LADIES. RICH


commence the LIST day of October next, for one
continued session, to LIST July, 1857.
In the organization of this school, its Principals and
accomplished Assistant unite, with the fruit Of their
own experience, the light and counsel of others emf
in the profession, and they intend it to afford the
means, not only of thorough course of substantial
instruction, but also of all the accomplishments
cessary to finished female education.
Neither in retaining their abe and experienced
Assistant in the selection of her fellow laborers
nor in their other provisions have the subscribers
spared anything that may make their institution
worthy of the patronage OF the community. Atten-
ton will be paid to the manners and morals of the
young ladies at all times and deep interest taken in
their advancement.
MUSIC both vocal and instrumental, will be taught
by competent teachers. The Harp, Piano and Gui-
tar, all furnished in the family.
TERMS: Board, $500; English tuition, $40; Prima-
~ department, $780, Modern languages, each, $50;
Latin, $50; Music Piano, $50; Harp, $50; Guitar
$50; Drawing and Painting, $40.
REFERENCES: Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Rev Jno.
F. Mcclure, Rev. j; Peterkin, Va; Oliver White
Esq, Fleetwood Academy, Va; C. q Gibson, M. d,
J. Bolton. M. d., Peticoss, M. D., g. A. Wilson,
M. D., DR.. R: G. Csbell, and Col s. Fl Parker, Rich
s. S.; Frederick Coleman and Beverley Douglas,
Esqs., State Senate; o. nj. Smith. Esq. Lunenburg
county; Thomas Field, N. D., Mseklsnburg county.
MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR,
jy 24-Sm MISS A B. MINOR.
CUUTHEKN FEMALE INSTITUTES.
- The seventh session of the Southern Female In
stute will commence on the first Monday in October
next.
The Boarding Department is under the charge Of
D. Lee POWELL Esq.
TERMS:
Board for months 5000
French Italian, German, Spanish, each.
Latin 10
Drawing from 500 to $50
Music at Professors prices.
Preparatory Department. 40
Washing and Lights extra.
p LEE POWELL, }Pnncioal,
ROB'T J. MORRISON, iin0ipai'
address, Richmond, Va. ~ 21-ts
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w 14th Street, Richmond, Va.
ARE now receiving very large and general assert
ment Of rich fancy and staple Fall and Winter
DRY G 0 0 ID S,
To which they particularly invite the attention
Merchants
A large consignment of celebrated Rock Island Cas-
sHera and Jeans daily expected. 2l-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17
SODA WATkK AZ POKCkLAIN FOUN:

CODA WATER IN PORCELAIN FOUN-
~ TAINS.-Our Soda Water is now in full opera
tiou and will at all times furnish this delicious
and wholesome beverage in the greatest perfection
with all the delicious Fruit and Cream Syrups man.
ufactured by ourselves from the real ripe fruits Our
Apparatus is of the most recent copst uction the
Fountains being lined with the finest WHITE POR-
CELAlN. and the cooling arrangement such as to
insure its being at all times Icy cool and pure
Saratoga and Blue Lick Sulphur Water kept con.
stantiy cool on the Ice during the warm weather.
MEADE x BAKER, Pharmaasutists
1876, N. w. Corner of Main and ldth streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

- ID. DEMON has Tor sale 600 Enamel
-. led Crates Tenders and Summer Pieces,
bracng Square Topped, Circle and Eleptic Patterns
These CRATES of my manufacture, and shall
be sold at the lowest prices. Orders from town and
country promptly attended to- The Virginia Me
chanics' Institute awarded silver medal the highest
premium to SAM'L D. DENooN for the best speci
mems of Crates and Tenders. Also, for sale large
stock of Bells. Brass Brick Noulds, &c. Apply at my
Bell and Brass Foundry, No. 225 Main street, be-
tween 9Th and 9th west side Richmond, Va.
iy i0--3m
HICkOk's PATENT PORTABLE CI-
IL DER AND WINE MILLThis Mill comes to
highly recommended and we have reason to be
lieve it to be the best Cider Mill in use.
We solicit orders. Price SAP so.
BALDWIN CALDWELL & CO.,
au 2l--2m 148 Main street, Richmond
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A UGUST, 10th 1885,
n GREAT ATT RACTION PRIVATE

I "A UhEAT All RACIIUN II III ' Al Il
AUCTION
THOMAS R. PRICE Co., at the old established
stand, 80 Main street, will commence this day and
continue until their regular fall trade begins to sell OF
a large lot of rich figured and striped Silks BToche,
do, Plaid, do. figured French Mouslines and Cash
meres TALL wool) common Mouslines and variety OF
other goods the accumulation of past seasons at less
than half their real value.
These bargains will be exhibited on the second
New goods daily arriving
au a0-d&wlm THOS R. PRICE co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

ess FOR KENT OR LEASE.-AI the op
H::s ton of the tenant, the tenement mo ~ on
IHsA franklin street, recently occupid by Mr. John
I'll. Gary, grocery. 1t is situated very the
market aud ia considered Que of the best locations
the city for grocery dry goods store. Possession
given at one days notice. Apply to BAKER
PLEAsANTs, or to
P. FL AYLETT Trustee,
an 23-ts Law Office, rs Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

M gu l. ID 1 lis DRESSED AND UN.
A'I DRESSED Observation-Disclosures Planning Mills
on 9Th street south OF the Basin in of the Pc
tersburg Depot.-Planing Of all kinds of lumber,
IoDguing and Growing doue in the best manner -
Dressed Flooring Sd, A. 4and A inch thick; Shelv-
Ing, Partition and Car stuff hand and for sale.
Also, Frame Timber, Oak Fencing, and building ma
terials generally
Builders Mouldngs, sixty different patterns, al
ways on hand ~. =
Sc s -3m & C. ROBINSON
SEYMOK,s., PATknT BROADCA-T
~ soWlNGMACH INE.-This machine Is capable
OF sowing correctly Isnd tny quantity per acre) all
Kinds OF Grain and Sc eds commonly sown by farmers
from Peas to the spses Seeds and all fertilizers OF
dusty nature. Ithastreceiyed the highest recon-
mendations from societies and hundreds of farmsta
We have few of them for sale I
BALDWIN, CALDWELL l. CO,
an i9-d4wA ~4t Ricbmopd Va
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- FOX RENT-.The Rooms over NV
::a stores Frsnkn street, occupied for the last
Ill five years by Mrs. Roane, as boarding house
Eight commodious roou's good kitchen, and cty
water the premises and of the best localities
in the city for first class boarding house Pose.iou
given on the 18th September Apply to
WILLIAM 7. KING,
sc 5-ts and Franklin street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

~A FOX RENT.-A Dwelling House M
E::a the corner of Csry and Foushes streets. Five
A rooms with fire places in them, besides the kitch.
en- and outhouses for servants. small garden. Tbs
house ia conveniently arranged and in good order-is
now occupied by the owner, who I'M ends go to the
country. The premises may be seen by any person
desiring to rent. Possession given mme diately For
terms apply to THOS. J. EVANS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

BALTIMORE, Sept l6.-F our unchanged Wheat
&c ined cents; Corn cent.
New YORK, Sept IS Flour has declining ten
Gency. Ohio Sc 1896 20, Standard Southern ST.
l5WB75. Wheat steady White ST. ga no.
Corn a tri6e lower. Mixed 69t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

AXIS. A. Is. =. COLE wilt resume her
Nt elias. in singing yocsllxstion and instruction on
the Piano, the second week IN 0ctooer,
ar Mrs Pellets Broad street se6-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

RA FOK RENT.-The store which now
I occupy on Broad Street. between 4th and 5th
streets. Possession given lst October An
ply to ]. H. BRACKETT
se I0-dl2t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

"Mr Stuart is graduate of the Virginia Military
Institute ard for three years discharged with great
satisfaction the duty of Assistant Professor OF Ma
thematics in it, do, with great confidence, say to
the patrons of his Academy, that they will find In
him a Jealous, competent and faithful teacher
FRANCIS Fl SMITH,
"superintendent of Va. Military Institute"
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OLA ssICAL And 5MATnEMATICAL

OLA SSICAl AND MATH EllATlCAL
" SCHOOL-By ROGER MARTIN
This School opens on the LIST of October, in the new
building the corner of Clay snd 9th streets.
TERMS: Payable semi-annually in advance.)
SENIOR CLAss-The Classics and higher Math-
ematlc5. Fou
JUNIOR CLASs-The Rudiments of the Classics
with the higher English Branches. ........ so
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT-Spelng, Reading
Writing, Grammar, Geography, Arlthme-
tic, &c. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Mr. Martin be found at his fathers rooms, q.
B. MartiA's,) from to | o'clock.
Modern Languages and Drawing will be taught by
com peteut Professors.
~ This School will be permanent one
Sc Sim ROGER MARTIN
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4 AEp NJ eE NM fk sIy5i gnaWsaaskAsLs

The nearly new family residence, built OF br;..
at he corner OF I'm and Marshall sgeess viii -
has ten rooms, besides number OF co,ets bs'ss
room &c, supplied with the city watsr The sn,ira
building 10 furnished with gas The kitchen has fan,
rood rooms, besides two basement room. e.. 20. iouI
and coal, and is also of brick, covered with tan
residence 80 complete in all il arrangement, 40 ~
mirably and centrally located ia pleasant ae;sb
supplied with furniture. any portion Of which shs
tenant avsil himself at very low prices Po....
sion given Immediately Apply at once to
esF THOS. w. KEESET or+.
se 15-ts Price Bsyly A. Ws.ti
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-24
The Union further

icacy of these relations. The Union further
says:
We cannot deny that there are serious
questions and differences between the two
governments
Jefferson Davis was nominated as United
States Senator from Mississippi, on the first
ballot, by majority of twelve.
HoUsE-Mr. Clingman offered resolution
that during the calling of the roll, no personal
explanation be in orders and the rule limiting
members to ten minutes in debate shall not be
suspended exc e>t by unanimous consent of the
House. He thought the House had derroga-
ted into a mere debating society. Voting was
more likely to result in an election than dis
cussion, because the latter only served to in-
flame parties and factions, and thus increasing
the difficulty.
The resolution was adopted, and the House
proceeded to vote.
Banks 92; Richardson, SO; Fuller 81; Pen
nington 8; Campbell, 3; Porter and Foster one
each. Necessary to choice 1O2.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-24

6rThe New Albany Tribune in alluding to
the lynching of Brady at Lexington, thus
touches up the editor of the Louisville Courr-
ier:-
We know nothing about Mr.. Brady or his
principles, but we know, and have heard much
OF, one w. N. Haldeman, who has written
more in favor of Abolitionisna than we ever die,
although he has not seen near so many frosts.
How did it happen that he was never tarred and
feathered, while day after day he was dissent
mating his pestient heresies against the pecu-
liar institution, and in its very midst? We
venture to say he has committed more sin
against slavery in one hour Of his life, than
Brady did during his whole residence in Ken
lucky. Out upon the renegade and hypo-
crte.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-24

The MISSISSIPPI AS TIGHT AS EvER.-Be-
tween Friday evening and Saturday morning a
marked change took place in the weather, from
mild and genial warmth, to cold. Since then
it continued to get colder, and yesterday even
ing it was almost as cold as at any time during
the past three weeks. The ice on the river is
again solid; the water which the warm weather
had brought on the surface, is frozen as hard
as before. Thousands of persons were again
on the river yesterday, fearless scampering
about, skating on the smooth places, swallow
ing ''toddies,' ect., at the tent DOORS and anus
ing themselves in a variety of ways. Yester-
day was in fact the gala day. of the season on
the ice.
To-day a strong force will be at work in
cutting off and breaking up strip of the ice
outside Of the boats from Washington avenue
to the last boat at the extreme south end of
the harbor, in pursuance of the plan adopted
by the committee of steamboatmen. From
present appearances we may judge there will
be ample time for the completion of the work
for the preservation of the boats. All the
crossing is now done on the ice, as the ferry,
boats are unable to run On account of their
paths being occupied by large piece of ice
which foated down few days ago.
aE st. Louis DEM 21st
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-24

A Cool SwINDLE.-We have never known
of quite as cool swindle as the following. A
young medical friend, residing at Port William
Franklin Co., Mo, subscribed, and paid an ad
vance for the Medical Congressional Report"
purporting to be published at No 512 Broad
way N. York. About two weeks since, he
received in place of the third No, the follow
ing note, with small parcel of pills.
No. 512 Broad,oay, NJ Y, Nov. 8, 1856.
Dear Sir:-The Medical Congressional Re-
porter having been discontinued, send you a
box of my Anti-Billious Pills, which is the full
price of Reporter. Yours &c,
III. K RooT M. D.
We have not heard whether these pills loos-
cned the money market at Port William.
ST. Louis Intcligencer.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-24
FIGURING MILLFOR SALE.

undersigned offers for sale his FIGURING MILL in the
M town OF Grayvilla Illinois, Almost ything
ted with the Mill is new-engne Buss. botng cloths.
There three of with everything xeeent
running Srde! and calculated do fine and bus
There is also connected with the MIL
dwelling house. we'll arrsngd for comfort
out houses etc. 10 destFous of embarkng
busin Of this kind chance is here offered which
seldom be had The country surrounding this abounds
kind of grain TO keep the m
all of Which be obtained at such prices
running of the mill profitable The entire properly will
reasonable and time given for part the
purchase make It If or
improved land will be taken For further
the premises. JOHN RIGALL.
lax Gf
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-24

SUICIDE OF A QUAKEREss.-Th Philadel-
Phia Ledger says:
Prudence Ferguson, an unmarried female,
about 35 years of age, a member of the So
ciety of Friends, committed suicide on Friday
night by taking laudanum. She occupied a
room in the house of Mrs. E. Lewis, in Wyatt
street above Seventh, in the second ward, and
supported herself by sewing, aided by the So
ociety of Friends. She had been for some time
laboring under melancholy"
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-24
AUCTION SALES.
HIRAM NELSON
DANiELwooLsEY.
AUCTION ROOMSs


Court House. Corner Main and Third ir1e
dately opposite the Washington Hotel.
HWAvING leased for a of years and fitted the
MI I'LL above we'll stand prepared to re-
ceive private SALE all kinds of
household furniture horses, bug
gies. etc..
Cash advances made consignments when resuired.
Regular every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
O'Clock A. M Also Tuesday Wedn esday
and Friday nights. early gas light.
Out-doorsaes and sales promptly attended
to.
of FU Re- consisting ofslat
spindle and banpister backs scroll and seooP rim
back Office French, Jenny Lind, and B<ste wood seat
Chairs mahogany and wood sofa seat Chairs Elisabeth
chairs; spring seat rockers SOFAS soeabes centre
card tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors and misses bedsteads mat
trasses tin and wire Safes which will sell at Gin
cnnati prices.
We have hand variety ofnoti"Rs jewelry,
violns accordeOns pocket cutlery guns pistols whips.
etc. which will sell at reduced prices for cash.
wholesale retail. WOOLSEY NELSON,
my9 AHcts.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-24
COMMERCIAL.
OFFIcE EvANsvIILE DAILY JOURNAL, !
"Wednesday Evening, Jan %.

Wednesday Evening, Jan %.
RIVER-For the first time this the river was
closed with ice last night this point. This morning,
the ice was stationary. Navigation is suspended from
the rivers source to its mouth.
WEATHR-Contnues very cold and bright Every
thing frozen up tight.
BUSINESS--There is nothing doing in any depart
ment of trade worthy of notice. the cold weather has
blocked up everything. No produce coming i'll and
there is of course chance for shipment Nothing do
ing in pork buyers the market. If under the
circumstances any quotations can be IN de, hogs may
be quoted at s49S4 SO 0according to quality. Our pa k
ers are not doing much. We make but few changes
in quotations Groceries of all kinds firm, and stocks
slim.