The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-11
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Ont of Woyk.-Of the thousands of mechan
les ana laborers thrown out of employm nj
the North. by the operations of The "irrepres-
sble conflict" scores and hundreds of them
are making their way South to find employ
ment Many of these hard .fs ted men nav .
found their way here within the past few days,
only to learn that they can get nothing to d %
in Richmond, and that a large number of
workmeu here are without jobs. So serous
has already been the effect of the dissolution
OF the Union, (Which is now almost n fixed
fact that business of every kind is paralyzed :
Uney Is scarce, and manufactures are not
purchased, because they can't be paid for. To
prevent suffering among our own mechanics
many of the masterworkmen speak Of put
ting their entire force on half time, and thES
escape the necessity OF throwing their en-
ploy out of work. At the high prices now
asked for rent, and for the necesSaries Of lite
very lew mechanics can make both ends meet
by working al tIs time. How they will get
along on dolt-pay, we are unable now to see !;
but as even half Il loaf is better than no bresd
at all, they will be compelled TO submit to lie
necessities of the times, and by rigid economy
endeaYor 10 keep afloat until the Southern
Republic is organized and fairly under way.
RspiciouS.-Isaac FL. Conde sus pee ted OF be-
ing not all right on the negro question, ha.
been committed to the lookup for being too
familiar, on short acquaintance, with de-
scendant of Ham.
Not H.ard.-The charge against Thos. Fisn-
nigan, of stealing money from David King,
was not heard yesterday, because OF the alb
sence of an important witness.
No Home.-William Myer, II travelling loafer,
was sent to Jail by the Mayor yesterday, tor
icing drunk and disorderly in The street, and
having neither home nor employment
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of being disorderly aud resisting the watch
men, was partially heard by the Mayor yes
terday, and will be concluded to-day.
An OH Paupey, known as John Brown-not
he OF Harper's Ferry memory--was sent 10
jail yesterday, for loungiug about the streets,
and taking lodgings in the dcorways.
Bound Orer.-John and Michael Burke. for
threatening to beat Michael Walls, were held
TO bail by the Mayor yesterday.
Djsmissed.-The charge against VIM Jones
Of assaultiug and beating VIM Minnis, was
teard by the Mayor and dismissed.
rLHCERtNE Balm is said to be the best
- thins for chaPped flssh that ls known. Il may
os 40 N - cent hCttes, at
r. w. POWERS, corner Main and 18th sts.
( f,OsMETioUE FiNA UK-tor fixing
- darksnlng and giving a rich lustre to the hair,
'''N' w " }%fis PETERsoN q { coe s5'e Hrusss,s RS
I55 Main street
C'HuICE WHISKE Ys-BumgaIdneris
~ very old and mIld Pure Rye, very old, and %
rich taVor-together with large stock OF various
WINSTON POWERS.
MEnGER, POTATOES. MERCER PO-
w TATOES.-2C0 bush. very fine Mercer Po.
lard %ss o' ' " WN Ne s. n'6f 'gt the
L lot Of PRIME ROLL BUTTER Also, ind
F. MCCARTHY.
\ did Lynchburg smoking Tobacco now in store
w, Jefferson Il CO. 1856 Main st.
FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.-We have on
hand a large and select assortment of the most
popniar brands, which we Will sell at manufactu-
rers' prices. DOVE & CO, Druggists
Bo0GdkJE4Ks. 4 < H'!ALSEY,s EXTRA LIE.
supply OF this celebrated brand of Tobacco just
v. PETERsoN & CO., l5s Main st.
CHEsNUTS AND FRESH BUTTER-
'''''' '''' ''' WINSTON WI Isl on 4 POWERS,
" Corner Pearl and Cary SITS.
;SARDiNEs.-6,tO ,tOU one quarter and eco half
for sale oy Louis j. B08SIEUXS," anu
+. No, 50 Main street.
40 BAGS LAGUAYRA CUFFEE; so
l - hhIs. Sugar; 40 bb!s. b Sugar; so 6hls
Yellow, Sugar; 81 bbls. Cut Loaf Sugar. Reoeiv-
I-1 ~ - IEWR9s WEBB Il JNo. G. WADE.
ALL HANY WATER-Bottled at the
sale By ''SD' W fPETERsoN & CO. anu io'
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
l5o Main street.
CUMPOUYD CAMpmUK iCE-WIth CIV
~ cerine % sore iPs, "happed handg and face,
sun O''n' w. t' PEfERs6Ns 81 E95 sa,s g. e IS, Main st.
NOW Is THE TIME TC MAKE YOUR
J. good things for Christmas nd in nrdar IN
succeed, you must call on pow ERS and get sup,
css oi sParng aIn. Getatiine, F,ssorng s Extracts
DUyAL'S COUGH sYRUP-A soverel.n
- remedy for coughs, colds, hoarseness, Group,
whooping cough; asthma, bronchitis, inclpient con-
" " PETERsoH f5fPsfas a9a sGa coy oy iss Main st.
EENDERS.-B Bronzed iron Tenders, OF various
4 sizes Wire and Brass Fenders Nursery Fen
GERS Coal Hods, OF Brass, Copper and i on; Crate
''' '"FiSSi TH6s. a. a. 'BELKEEY III XII CO.
60 no LEvY'S-If you nave Dry Uooas 10
- purchase, for there you can find large and
we'll selected stock at such prices that cannot fail
to give general satisfaction.
SURGICAL AND DENTAL INsTRU-
- MEMS; Phy sicians' Pocket Cases and Saddle
Days. fsS " ynPIsy KS 5fo y Co. 1856 Main st.
& LII GOOD NOTES OF Virginia and North
ing. IRVING HULL, Agent,
81 Nam. cor. l4th st.
DRESS SILKS! DRESS SiLks!- we
~ have a lot of Dress Silks of new and fashiona
bic sty les; also, lot of light do, which we will
sell chaap. CEILES Il CHEHERY.
pUTATOES, ROLL BUTTER, 4c.-Just
L received prime Mercer Potatoes and fresh
Roll Butter, for sale BY +. MCCARTHY.
III Broad street.
SULpHATE OF ZINC, Alum Borax, Sugar
- OF Lead. British Lustre, Emory and Bottle
Wax, for sale by VIM. SATTLER Il CO.,
l42 Main street.
pEKKy'S PREMIUM FIRE BrICKS,
II Rosendate Cement, Calclned Plaster, Plaster
ing Hair and Rockland Lime, oan be had from
X. HI. WHiTLOCK Il son.
hRGE STOCK SUPERIOR WHITE
- Pine, Ash, Cherry, Poplar, Sycamore and Ma
PIE Lumber, for sale by
r. H. WHlTLOCK K SON.
CRATE GUARDS-For preventing children
- from being burnt, or ladies' dresses from tax
ing fire, for sale by
THOS. A. BULKLEY & co.
CANDLES, &c.-lO0 boxes Adamantine Can.
boxes eoap; receiving and for sale by
HNRITING DkSks.-Mahogany Rosewood
w and Papler Machie Writing Desks, for sale
low by THOS. A. BULKLEY l. CO,
iI Main street.
DEARL DENTIFRICE.-A dellg htful prep
aratIou Tor cleansing, beautlfYlng and pTeserv-
S '"' w W. pETfERsSoSNI NJ / '3d Co. o iss Mains.