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5 HATS GAIA 6no1a -
, 49, C 9!izy sIiET5rs 81 II
4 1yt ssls Esss. y
4 eaiytL .s.ns FL 8. 'sI wn- WALSH
~ 4; ,|5SlyIG9 g \ 2 n
1Nr re ~. cois S s' Hos. psilsiss9
Molsskin Hsts, best quality
NoIsshn Hsta sasqpd g
I'm s rsita sswsS Bocs
consrs Cater Boots Il e
Fine C-lsia sswsd snoss IN 2
Of the Hest makers In the city Of Phisdephis = p
Siv Inn with : handsome and subdsntisl Cslfskfn
s s s:s q ssA 3 - 's = The %
SOMETHING ENTIRELY
NEWs-The laoies have been very gene-
a. rally annoyed for some tive or three years
mast with Shoes and 0aites ripping; indeed, Il 10 al
mos. proyerbisi nov. sdsys for Shoes to rp before
the coles half ont In order, At possible to
remedy this saiverssl eril sentlsmaa Of ono ofths
thing TO stsnd and am happy to inform the lsdies
that he has succeeded admirably, and has produced
Congress Cater Boot very neat pleasant and tasty
article, the sofas Of which cannot by any force that
conid Be- employed, be separated from the uppen
An assortment Of the above have Just received and
:ssl b pleased to show them & ths sds. = No 10
- DIKECT IHIPORTATlVN OF
= Boots and Shoes for Ladies and Gentle
= men, Misses and Children.-I have receiv.
ed and opened of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Misses and ChildrenG Boots and Shoes, imported d.
rect from Paris by myself they of superior quail
ty Such Boots and Shoes have never been seen in
this part OF the world before. They wereimanufac-
tured by the premium Boot sod Shoe maker of
France, who received the medal ut the Worlds ex-
hibition last fall will challenge any house in Rich
mond in he entire South to produce such goods.
have also, materials for the manufacture of Ladies
Caters of ell coors such bo surpassed here
or elsewhere. ALEX. HILL, Importer,
snd manufacturer Of Indies and gentlemens'
Boots and Shoes, III Main street, Richmond,
ap1s @sSss Fa5ue sa'9e- Virginia.
m no COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-
Jill Your attention IL particularly called to the
- splendid and entire new stock of Hats, Caps
and SIaw Goods; comprising every style and variety
manufactured for the season, which will be sold on
the most favorable terms mt Wholesale or retail To
cash customers liberal discount viii be made.
GEO. w. DUEsBERRY 90 long known To the trade, u
now engaged with and will be pleased to see his
old customers at any time. Give q trial.
!. .BINFORD, DICKINSON WEISIGER. .a;
NH - NO. MAN street.
- > OES! SHOkS.--Ladies in
want of any kind of Shoes either for them.
selves, children servants, can be supplied
with good article at low prices, by calling at the
cheap new Dry Goods and Shoe Store, TBS Broad &.
ap28 a MARCUS AAkKIS.
LADIES !--Caii at MAUkiCE's
Metropolitan Store and take Q look at those
beautiful new Caters, which he has just
received. He only asks ST. so pair for them, and
every lady that has them say they are decidedly
the best in the city at that price He has several
~ OK Isl Main street.
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- sTVE T. TIE KINAW zY-25 Dol.

61of the subscriber, abont five miles f.onl Rich
~ n,ond negro man, named TONEY, the pro.
-. perry of Mr.. Rich'd l. Cooke, Of whom had
hired him. for the present year-said eEolef about
the last OF March, He IL black, well foxmed--aeous
considerably, especially If little confhsed-sEed
about twenty three II probable he u lurking some
where in Richmond, or fs vicinity or IN ths neigh
mas relations The shove reward will be paid on de-
livery of said sra to mo IN HIcomond or eonhnng
him in ial SO that can act him = " n s-.ss
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DEMOVAL-S. B. SWEENEY. Stone
H Ware manufacturer, has removed his establish
ment to Pearl street. south of Cary, where he will
keep constantly on hand large supply of STONE
WARE of his own manufacture, at factory prices to
which he invites the attention of the trade.
an link
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CLAY DREWRY.
January ID, 1856

January I'd, 1856
NOTICE.-.The firm Of BROOKS, BELL
IN l. WALLER will not be dissolved till further
notice. We will early day close out our stock of
Goods at auction, to make room for successors
Measrs. Elicit, WALLER, DREwRY 4 Co.
ja 2-h BROOKS. BELL WALLER
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j RICHMOND AND DAN.
lVTTIE RAtTRnAn-C

Smn c. VIRGINIA AND TEN
- In SSE Z RAILROAD-SUM.
-MER SCHEDULE.---This Road
ia in operation to Seven Mile Ford (l67 miles
and the track is being extended Westward at the rate
of eight miles per month. b.
On and after tb lst MAY, the passenger train con-
Meeting with the train from Richmond and Petersburg
will leave Lynchburg at 1245 p M and arrive at u
O'Clock, M.
Stage connections daily Sundays excepted.
At Bufords depot for Buchanan, IA miles.
At Bonssck's and Salem. for Sweet, Red Sweet and
White Sulphur Springs, "a miles. 30
At Newbern depot, for the Red Sulphur (38 miles)
and Salt Sulphur Springs The Turnpike Road from
Newbern to the Red Sulphur Springs has been great
~ improved and is one of the best in the noun
tains: Passengers arrive at these Springs on the
evening of the second day from Richmond At Sew
en- Mile Ford. for Knoxville, Tennessee. Fare from
Richmond $2S, through in q days.
The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad passes in the
vicinity of Coiners Allegheny, Montgomery, White
Sulphur and the Yellow Sulphur Springs, the accom-
odaions at each of which have been greatly increased
since last season.
The line of Telegraph from Richmond will be COM
pleted to the Montgomery White Sulphur Springs
early in June. E. H. GILL
ap 26-4n General Supe rintendent
Examiner. Whia and Enquirer will copy II
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IND, ID. KEELING, Merchant Tailor and
Fl CLoTHIER, I36 MAIN SrREEr.--SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS --Just received large lot of SUI
perior Cloths Cassimeres and Festinss which he win
make up In the best manneK the most reasonable
terms and at the shortest notice. setfiaa
large and well selected stock Of Rady Made Cloth.
ing which win compare with any in this or any other
market Our prices as low albany other house.
JFufuidhng Goods in great variety, such rs Shirts
Crsyats, Scarfs, Ties, &c. X
He invites his friends call and examine his stock
nh 29---1m
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NH 29-tlMay AUGUSTUS ANDERSON.
EOK SALE, UPON ACCOAI1IODATING
twenty c.es choice Spring PRINTS
Ten cases worsted and Lawn DRESS GOODS
S One case Fancy and Black SILKS
T T,a's es.s sai LINENS SHysoSAps
One case assorted MARSEILLES
EG .s, cases CAssIMEsEs for summer wear
i Ten Ten cases case i sleaeh Sii boMEsTfcs
One csse Silk HDKFS.
Four cases Cotton and bingham DO.
Ten bales BEp py TICKS .,,r,.vx
Two cases CURTAIN GOODS
d Two cases Brown HOLLANDS
One case Muslin and Lace CURTAINS
$ Il Two cases EMBROlDERIES
Two cases TABLE CLOTHS
With many other goods, at very low prices, at the
Also--Asent for Dix 4 Sons and Crawford 4 Cos
THREADS. d. H. LONDON.
E 5sSss n H NJ az Kes4s c1sr,., ss,.,.
Iofon do do Heart and sap do do
loa.oo do #. Dressed Flooring
$1,000 do n. and 6 and aud Heart
Together with general assortment Of s,l kinds az
sd.pine Lumber a my yard corner Of Canal ana
le.s srs;,. south dido ofth; !, ss " ,s..aa
I lQUOke. CIlaARA &c.
~ q 6bis old Nectar WHtSKEY
81 asf Eda bbSss Box, i. Dsls NJ
B saeSiApEIRA WINE
20 demijohns do do very sapsricr, vintage Of
ss ls42 and ls47 Of the following brands--.fa ALE
tste.a ~ slhatimen aud ssoid Reserve
Is baskpts CHAMPA0NE, very ,tlne 81
doz euperioF CLAHET -
20, 900 choice Havana CIGARS
5demljohns Tsyaor's BRANDY
-. sxkkR ! PLEAsAHra
Waheve N bond In The Norfolk Custom kIouss Z
choice To- pf dne BhANpTE6. WINES. GIN, &c--
We have the samples II storo 70 Mhich We hee leave
% cali the ettsntion of dsalers D. n
kHAW1.e, STA yfl.ts---j NJ reeeived nSf
- sesesmes su1ae very handsome Grape au1 efe1fA
SheWla 70 which Nef1vite thoee whoore ID Wouk %
ptif- sad quality. Can soon = 2&i nfosd srAee
spA J.. CAMP 4 BIO. j
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TU.PAKTNERSHlP undersfGned
mence the LIST inst for the purpose Of conducting
general DRY GOODS. IMPORTING, JOBBING
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, at SO Chambers
and II Resde street, in the city of New York under
the style and firm of BELL, BROOKS, PACE l.
CO.. and at No. II Pearl street, in the city Of Rich
WALLER, DREWRY / CO. -- =
Our Mr.. BELL has just returned from Europe,
where he selected and PURCHASED our FOREIGN
GOODS in person, for CASH.
We shall at an early day be prepared to exhibit
and offer the trade beautiful stock at both points,
and upon a. favorable terms as any house In this
scuntrv. 80
VIM; r BELL & spooxa }a.,of t 3 Of Arm ,s q
I iNMW + P FACE ,,,1o ,h the E9 Of -
RICHARD p. WALLER, Of the firm of Brooks,
ti Bell Waller
CLAY DREWRY.
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HOTELS.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA.
"A The subscriber informs his friends and the pub
lie generally, that the AMERICAN HOTEL il now
being repaired and furnished, and will be opened for
the reception of guests the rst day of May next
He hopes by strict attention to every department.
give satisfaction TO his patrons. =,
JOHN ]. BROWN,
Late of the firm of Dean L. Brown.
P.S. The services of experienced OSTLER
has been secured to superntend the stable attached
to the Hotel. ~ J. J. b.
ap 25-d6t&w4w ,-e
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DOWHATAN HOUSE, The Legislature
L having adjourned have now number OF
comfortable and suitable for families single
persons, and very reasonable terms. Persons de-
string board would do well to apply to
NH "a JOHN DARRACOTT, Proprietor.
NOTICE.-Passengers going North are hereby
IN informed that and after SATURDAY, lat OF
September the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
do %, to obtain Breakfast or Supper. By the
PROPRIETORS.
9lash Cottase Hotel Aus 81 1875 su 81
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NEW STOCK OF SPRING G 90 ID s.
~ We have received our stock of taple and fancy
Dry Goods, embracing complete and varied assort-
ment adapted the spring and summer trade, which
has been purchased very favorable terms and will
be sold at small advance for cash. We offer amongst
other articles, the following. Cottonades, Nankeens
and Cotton Oznaburgs; fine stock Bleached Domes-
tics all widths plaid, striped and plaid Cotton for
servants Satinets, Kentucky Jeans and Tweeds FUR
niture and Apron Checks and Tickinss Brown Sheet.
Table Cloths and Tickings; beautiful assortment of
Irish Linens; Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestinss, fine
assortment; Prints Cir CHAINS and Lawns in great
riety; Canton Cloths and Alpacas; printed Barages
and Challies; Plain Chalffs and DeaInes, all quail.
ties; Lawn, Challie and Berage Robes; white Cam
brics, Jaconet, Swiss and Null Muslins Lace, Mus
lin and Cambria Collars; Lace Coll srs and Sleeves In
sets; Silk, Linen and Cambria handkerchiefs Our
friends and purchasers generally respectfully in
ance that our best efforts viii be used give entire
satisfaction. j. L. SMITHER BROTHER. -
q NH Sl-d1m ssaJ No % Main street
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LYNcHBURe ToBAcco MxRXEr..--Our tobacco
market has been in very animated state for several
days. u9usually large quantities have come in since
tho 3n-for long time previous to which plant.
erWe Unable, owirg to the dryness of the weather
70 handle their tobacco consequently great scarcity
has existed in market. The qualities now coming in
are fair, and prices range pretty high. The appear
ance about the warehouses is highly animated
Wagons constantly unloading ms pectors at
work-.Lynehburg pirginian.
by Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, April 28.-Flour In fair demand; How
ard street so.l20$6t City Mills S6l2 Receipts of
Grain large. Wheat hesvy-Red s i.5001 40; White
$l.4e0 $l.65. Corn dull-White 1903; Yellow 40
652.
NEW YoRK. April 28-Flour declined Stats s5S
0$5f; Ohio $5a0$6.l2; Southern $6l0$7; Fancy
do. $7l20$a. Wheat declined cents. Corn firm
at 81 cents.
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QICHMOND SASH, BLIND AND DOOR
~ WOkkSs-The sundersie ned, Proprietor OF tbs
Old and well tiled establishment takes this methodof
informing his numerous friends and patrons that he
near Haxaips mills TO Main street, between 7th and
9th streets where he expects to be nerinsneny To-
Gated for tho next five years, and respectfully solicis
call from all persons In want CT any articles IN d,
favor him with their patronage both as TO price and
N B--AiI orders from the surrounding country, I'd.
dressed ~. v. CRAWFORD, Richmond, Va,' viii
ap t-im* sl..ss ssll ~ CRAWFORD
lUDD,S PATENT SPERM CANDLES
y Mitchelps Hydraulic Pressed do Hnlfs and
Jackson's do; HUBS No. Family Soap, for sale "
uOsE! HOsK.--Jasf received asoiher
s & Of those ZANE s' 4 II Fl gf srss.a
CTEKL sPECTACLEs.--Pebbl Glasss
y FIR Gentlemen and ladies', fresh supply fecesv'
sea - q G. 6E u Essle saa.rs
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHKs.--New
~ mpply, suitable for Ladies or Containers wesf.
apps Q. GENNET rasle SQUARE
lava COFfKk-sO sass prime sla Java
. ss . y 80 z sDwls wosrARn 4 90.
DOMTkR.-sSO cask. kest Lenaon Pesssrs
Ass sss'' '''i ES S. fs'' wwo,SssrHAM GO
iME--5O0 ca.ls Ile.....s,s!E.e sss 20 ssis
- q. EDWlMWokThAm = ~, s.
a CsIsIrLKTT TQPz- WxTKK APP Z
q. $50 Pss1i J aeas.,c .s z, S; q: 4: !
SUFEEF1NK xNE EXTRA ELUUIs.
: : Ses 8 A1'''e = = :. 4 !, LEE.
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by Telegraph.
CEIPTS.
BY the Canal. Railroads and River,

ny inc Ouuhts IIaIIrO6Q0 ana hlV6Fs
For the Week ending Apra 26M.
By rHg CANAL-25 258 bushels Wheat; Ills do. Corn;
1885 bbs Flour; sss do Cement and Lime; 2se
55beles Oats and Hay; 583 tons Copper Ore; POT
do. Pig Iron; 49, do. Coal; the balance in Wood
Stone ton Sand &s7 sss-sE.res..e down tonnage
Coal re-, &e.--ssresate up tonnage as5, $50 lbs.
BIZ rnE bAsvILLE RAIL DIS, 600 bushels Wheat;
Isl ss e:. eo S
leather; IS bushels Flaxsesd; so do Oats; 2 bar
car loads Slaves S boxes Butter; 50 packages tx.
press 752 kegs Nails ia tons Stone; lols to.s
Coal. -
Tobsceo; 1856 bushels Of Wheat; 65l bbls Flour;
1905 bushels Corn; l22 do Meal; s82 do Oats, l5s
Rys e K! e Iii. 1SSs Eq So1 Tai
Iron; boxes Shoes; bags Flaxssed; Il rolls
Leather IS empty ba1ef; y pkgs Butter is
Bssves; IS bags Peas and Beans; 70 do. do. Fruit;
BY TIE PErEnssuRe RAILRoaD-4t bales Domes.
tics; l0S hhds Tobacco; I76 bales Cotton; 40 emp.
~ barrels s boxes Furniture; tierces and bbfs
baccni boxes Snuff; 2S bags Peas sets Furni-
ture, 50 bbls Fresh Fish; 10 do Flour; 10 do. Lii
rolls Leather; 407 tons Railroad Iron; Isl tons
ofCosl; 1893 feet Lumber.
Dy TEE RICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
RoAp-ll9 hhds. Tohscoo; IS boxes do; 1880
bushels Corn; ,7eo do. Wheat; 50 do. Meal; 50 do.
Oats II empty Barrels; 81 sundres Roll
Ls..h: asCo feet se Of Lumber g bag. Rag. g
Lambs, $50 lbs Bacon; 81 bags Pess.
BY the Lower JAMES RIVER 65 bushels Wheat
ITO tons Plaster; 5g7 bbls Fish from HalifaxG
lSoo easks of Lime; AS bales Hay; 1850 feet
Lumber,
During the week, one New York and one Baltimore
packet, and one New York, one Philadelphia and
two Baltimore steamers arrived with assorted
ExPoRTs-coAsrwIsE
70 Bosron.-lsos pkgs and 81 hhds Tobacco; 1891
hh1. Eiouv. Al00 hushala TAed
70 Nav YoRK.-S572 pkp Tabacco, lS9 hhds do,
and 81 hhds Stems 1924 b6ls Flour s2oo bush
and i hhds Furs; Is sundries; 20 tons Railroad
Chairs and Spikes % empty bbls
70 1ALIIMoaE e4s pkgs and II bids. Tobacco;
empty bbls 81 Sundrieg q bags Feathers; 5
boxes Soap; hhds. Sugar; hhds Hides 81 bun.
dlsa Iron and II Rails 4 bags Peaches; Edo. Snake
Root, and Rolls Leather.
81 tons Pig Iron; Railroad Wheals; los empty
Barrels s. pkss. Sundries boxes and 2 bales
Shoes. q.
70 NosFoLK.--6l tons Iron Machinery from J. R.
Anderson's mandatory, for u. 8. steamer IS tons
Stone; $3.50 Hoop Pol ss,,
70 BREMEN-Per ship PreEdent.-l96I hhds To.
c sSs9 $sls ssS s da Stems si7ss Rocking
TO MATANzAs-per schr. VIM. Gregory.-52, $50
Hoops, Sl,5T7; case Tobacco, go; boxes
Ndze., SS6-total $I,659.
70 HALIrAx-psr schr. Camelia -6sl bbls Flour,
10 feRNAMBuco, AND A MARkET-per bark Clam
HAxall-Lls2 bbls Flour, S3S Ss4; 3 boxes
Ndss, &56-total, $S9.4
To ko-per ship Matia-S.0o0 bbls. Flour s29657.
Richnend Markets, April 1S, 1856.
ToBACCO.-The receipts of tobseco have incress-
- ance our Let report The inferior GRADES are nor
quite 20 setvs bat we make alteration in our quo.
1At . lvvAa 1f -
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INSURANCE CONTPA.

IVA NY OF RICHMOND-By authority of an act
of the General Assembly of Virginia, passed Decem-
Der 18th. 1856 entitled san act to incorporate the
Merchsnts' Insurance Company in the City of Rich
mond," we, the undersigned, Commissioners appoint
ed by the said act will the lst day of May next
open books for subscriptions to the stock of the sed
Company, at the Office of Messrs Goddin Apperson,
at the corner of Bank and 18th streets
The act fixes the value of the shares at $50 each,
and the capital stock at not less than fifty thousand
nor moro than Eve hundred Thousand dollars 1t autho
rzes the Company ito make insurance against all
rne Tks, and against any damage or lost by nre or
BY any other liability, casualty haEsrd upon any
and evsry kind of property, real personal or ixed
to max insurance lives, 70 grant annuites to re
ceiye adowments to contract for reversonary pay
menta 10 guarantee the payment of notes
bills OF exchange and other evidences of debt to lend
money On bottomry and respondentia, to them
seyes3 be insured against all risks the interests
they AZ have in any property or lives in their own
right or in virtue of any loans advances Of any
policv or contract of insurance. &c &c.
JOHN PURCELL, go
siass J. L. APPERSON,
R. B. HEATH, es5s
gf ,#5 LEWIS 0INTER,
~ VIM. H. CHRISTIAN,
WIN. @. PAINE,
NH as-tlMay AUGUSTUS ANDERSON.
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DIsSoLUTIoNs, &c.

ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNEK.
II SHIP.-The copartneship heretofore existing
between the subscribers, under the firm of L. b.
ELLIS & CO., is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. L. P. Ellis will settle up the business Of the
firm. L. P. ELLIS,
ap4 tts4 ts-sy o5 C. BATES,
The subscriber having purchased tho In.
terest of Mr. c. Bates in thu concern of L. p Ellis
Co.. socis the patronage of his friends and the public
ap4-lm L. p. ELLIS.
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0ATA B x Cf.(ITH !--15o1c 81 de
hsudsemest patterns Of Oil t:lath sfbr tsbis rnr.
posss n ser ssis u AUGUSTUS MAIIlEHT8
W. No. III, Msinst
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DU6TNHs1 CARue &
;; 4; ans. Sia 81. r.
ilth, between Msin and Bank ssreeI
MechanlcsI aa1 Jf1asent.l Dra ~ H.s,
In eonnecticn with my AveAsssefseg ~ ~ ~;ksse
sssias sihcs. have opened prehins s0e . msis
Design and Copies q Ill knds q m.ssns :, T fSss
Pisns M Bridge ssens ots.ri.s' Sogss, .s q I Pr
gsps fom q ksiirysa sns , .sh Ss With Be.
isns for wood Stone or isSqi oTn,%i pERcsVAi
NH ls---sm cixii Ensineer and Architect:
DINFOKD MAYO q BLAih NO. g3
~ ,s,.sst ana bv far the most desirable stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
ever heretofore brought to this market and 70 which
rS.We particularly call the attention Of the ladies
70 large stock OF MANTILLA3, of the latest Paris
styles = 8 ep 4-d&wlm
TTKPIN, kOfkk z. MJltkAlI, U.asr-
keep constantly hand ell kinds of readymads COZ
4TNS and METALLIC BURIAL CAsEs.
~ 25-diy
WILLlAM HURLKY--K < Oh ANG
w AND COLLECTION OFFICE, 18th street, op.
a. Bills Of Exchange, Bank Notes, Coin, 40,
a. coiieesion. on the Cities Of viieini. and North
Carolina, made on favorable terms.
q Stocks bought and sold on Commission.
Land Warrants wanted.
REFERS TO
Messn. Y. II. Chamberlaine Il Sons, Banken, Nor
r. w. Bowden, Esq, Cssh'r Bank of Virginia, Nor
folk, Va.
Messs. Maury Morton, Bankers, Richmond, Va.
Msssrs. C. w. Purcell l. Co., Bankers Richmond,
Va NH 6-d3m
4 BROWN, Jr., Stock Broker has re
Y. moved his Office to No. Isl tzimmerman's) come
Main and 18th streets. Goods
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A HARP..-P. H, TAYLOR has received
"A at bis Music Store Governor street, q fnetoned
HARP, having the double action and all modern i'm
provements which he will sell at a reduced price,
1t IL from the mandatory of Alexander Blazden of
London, Patent Harp Manufacturer, under royal pa
tronage, ,,s.,,..s E,- ap II e
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"ILDEN1S PATENT SALAMANDEk
w SAFE TRIUMPHANT.-The Safe that stood
the great test of forty days exposure to red hot
heat at the burning of Adams Co.'s Express Office,
proves to be one ofthe world removed WILDER PAT.
ENT SALAMANDERS, although claimed by Silas
G Herring, of New York, and his agents. Messrs Ro.
land Brother, of Norfolk, Va who had it display ed
with large placard in front of their store for some
time after the fire occurred. Mr.. Cowdery has or
dered another, Of the sort from u.s. for the Ad.
auls Express Company, and re-shipped the old Safe
TIE citizens of Virginia are informed that Sias G.
Herring of New York. his agents in no section of
the country, now make and sell the celebrated VIII.
der Patent Salamander Safe-the best re-proof safe
in the world; but the same can be had of Messrs
MCLEAN, of Norfolk, and Boberts Harrison of Pc
tenburs, Va, our duly authorized agents whore the
public are invited to examine them before purcha.
sing. g. WILDER CO.,
Patentees and Proprietors
ap A-6t i!t l22 Water st. N. Y.
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lust RkCkIvkD, per Jamr.1c,v. ,..-.s
=, for SALE. Is casks II h6ers Brown STOUT !.
At sso'ass aos OF aASEk BEE snd Bsseddss,s
&. "iLRAGHER, 40 Main 81 !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-29

4 Asst NOTlek.--BUsINKs MUST BE
IL CLOSED:-fhe business Of BRAzEAL & STAGE
must hs closed We therefore respectfully feauest
all persons indebted to the late firm to coma forward
and pay their dues longer Indulgence will not be
given. WIN. O. zRRAZEAI.
ep LIN JOHN y STAGE ? -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-29

RICHARDSON q CO.'S WHOLESALE
II DRY GOODS STORE, IS Main street.-We
selling to the trade this season, entire stock
of GENERAL DRY GOODS, without regard to
cost that we may be enabled to place in store an
unequaed stock Of Carpetnss, Floor Oil Cloths and
Mattings. .lG
Merchants from the country arc assured that our
stock contains many desirable articles of STAPLE
GOODS, and large lot of DRESS GooDs, in all which
q NH Inns RICHARDSON A. 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-29

Z FOIL fEN1sssAIN IIHFUHTANV Llb-
I:a CATI0N-The well known and popular House
and Restaurant on Bollingbrook street, Peters,
burg, known as the "HoMssTEADn is now for rent.
and possession will be given immediately on lease
of one, two, or more years. 81 sf ft
:, The upper part of the House contains two large
Drawing Rooms with folding doors.
There are also good Kitchens, Smoke-house Oyster.
house, Cears all in good ORDER with plenty of good
water large yards and room for Bowling Alley and
many other conveBiences.
Recently the above establishment was fitted MP for
Restaurant but would suit for any business either
IN the Grocery, Commission or Dry Goods line. Ad-
drets by letter or personally,
C. BROWN K CO,
q an % --6t Paterabnry Va