The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, December 23, 1856, Image 4

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1777-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, December 23, 1856, Image 4',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn84024738/1856-12-23/ed-1/seq-4.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn84024738/1856-12-23/ed-1/seq-4.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn84024738/1856-12-23/ed-1/seq-4/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn84024738/1856-12-23/ed-1/seq-4/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

The daily dispatch. [volume], December 23, 1856, Image 4
About The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884

Image provided by: Library of Virginia; Richmond, VA

Image: of 4.

Page All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (5.4 MB)

The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]), 23 Dec. 1856. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn84024738/1856-12-23/ed-1/seq-4/>

Newspaper Page Text

*rif« i>Aii.y
T«— i'V Mornta*, |>«r*w»»»r
inmlititti. <wn «Q!WBIKH«IAL.
Mr meirapk
H«w Yoa* Pec 23.—flonrand Wfceattmehanged
Car. tower-iiued 70, White 78 Btoaka lower.
B*LTlMoa«, Deo Si- e.lghtly lower-How
ard Street *6 Mi Wheat unchanged. New White
Can
KlrkiMad narkeia, December
There it »«>• doing, and for th< next two week
there will he a <omp*ratWe wpeneion of bualne*.-
Mcn*y ie aearce and the Bank* nnable to meet the
demand, upon them. A great deal of good paper I*
tbtuwn «» u '-
TOBACCO The spprosohiog holiday* have e*na«d
„ inn of buaine**; but little Tobacco c nning in.
.~i w have on chars* to note in p'ice* U"e quote
mfeti"r told) Ln:» »' •9««l 0 50; SHppint *U» t 2SO;
Manufactnrm* $12 50<$#13 50. Kins shipping Leaf
A 508 1H ; tire Manufacturing <U7 50«538 50«»»0 ._
N.-w Lu*a,in hM*. ♦7SO»B.V>; Leaf *Jo«>[4/.0.—
L< o*e iHit. #6 7.5'c7 7«f8S0; Letf *10rj>!3.75.
KLOUR —Littleor nothiag doing, with no chanre
of quotation*, which «eJj ntinue: <66 C2tfti 75 for fair
to choice Supe'lioe to *hippet* Fine $6; X Mid
dling* '2
\V HK AT.—Very little effenn* and rate* unchanged:.
1 tnrf 14"> for good to prime Red ; 150<ii6 f > for good to
prime White.
C >R" • -Market quiet, but film. We continue to
quote "•> ota per buaftel; bat holder* are demanding
mors _ ...
OATS.— 42<? 4> ct*. per buahel.
B iiCON.—The exciting account i received from the
Weat of a large defic ; ency in the crop of Hogs, to
teiher with l&ige advance* in the piiseof Provision*,
ha* caused *onie activity in our market. Sides are
now generally heii at In ct*. an advance of half cent
ver poind Shoulder* withcut change.
COfrVfeK — Marketqui't. Wa quote Rio 10J dM jo;
Laguayra l2®l2Jj; Java 1j«916c!; Mocha 16c.
SUGARS. —Markets little more animated, with no
rlitnga in quotations. We quote New Orleans 10J@
I Ic. for common to prime; Porto Rico lOtfiliic.; Cuha
H'rfMOic.: Loaf HVs ,' Crashed end Powdered 14c: C.
Coflee lie ; Circle A ISo.
W.IHKEY.—SO®3I ct*. per gallon for Richmond
reelHi*d.
RECEIPTS
By thr Cnnnl, ttnilrontln nn<l Hiver,
[For the week ending December 20.]
Bv the V*. CrNTBUL R">t> —l'i hhd* and 64 pctps
Tobacco; SJ 6 busheia Wheat; 920 do Corn; StO
do O'tx. 210 no P4" bbls Flour; 42 bbls IVka
Vev; 21 roles Leather; 246 bbls Apple* • 15 tons
Pig Iron ; 2 hhd* Dried Fruit; 2 boxes Shoe*;] 6
hhd* Hide*; 4 bag* Wool; 6 do Ragg; 7 do Flax
seed: 20 bhl* Potnaes; SO bundles Pansr: S Deer;
.'(> Hjgs;3) Boxes: 32 bbls Kowls; 22 Turkeys:
0 boxes kgss; S2 Firkios; l!l Kecr 14 boxe»; 6
bbls Butter; lit Fitkin* Lard; 31 boxes radze.
Bv ni! Pktkrsrupi; Road.—44 hhds Tobacco; 110
bale* Cotton; 134 empty Liquor Bbls; 255 emrty
Kiourßble; b kegs Paint; 1 b x Turkeys; 1 hhd
Raeo.i; 1 box Castings: 2 boxe* Tobacco; 12bbls
H randy: 7 bales Rf«s; 2 Better; 21 bxs Mdr;
|n bSI« Oysters; 3 kegs do; 5 biles Hay; 2 Hors->»;
bales Waste; 11 bbls Scrap Iron ; I lot Furtii
ture; 4 Iron Kettles; 3 rolls Paper; 1 keg of Sun
diie.s; IS2 bushels \V f heat; 821 tons Coal.
Bvthk RnEnER'CKSBURU Road. -12 hhd* Tobaccc;
1701 bashel* Wheat; 34!" flo Corn; 4Srt do Oata.
2"3 do Ryi; W* do Meal; 36 bbls Apples, 8,(i00
feet Lumber; 80 Hides; 24 bundles Rags; 2!»0 emp
ty Barrels; 5 boxes Fowl*; 8 boxes Butter; 17
boxes Mdse.
Bv the Lower .Tames River, per Steamer*.— 13C
b:ixe* 05 bale*. 12 hhds Mdze; 120 bbls Sugar; 35
hills Buck Wheat; 30 bbls Potatoes ; 4n boxes
Tin; 7-5 Tubs Butter; 71 hhds BacoD; 140 bbls \ in-
and Liquor; I'O bags Potatoes; 2CO bexes
Cheese.
Bv the Dock. —10,4&7 bushels Wheat; 360 ii do Po
tatoes; 7.590 do Shells; 22.458 feet Lumber; 23
ranks Soda; 58 bbl*Tar;2o do Brandy; tons
Piaster; 60 do Pig Iron; 58 do Phosphate Lime;
15 do Scrap Iron; 60,000 Shingle*; 30,000 Laths:
1 ID bales and boxes Mdze.
During the week---l New Vork, 2 Baltimore. 2 Phil
adelphia Steamers; 1 New Yoik 1 Baltimore Pack-
et
During the week~2l Vessels arrived in, and 41 do
cleared from Dock
EXPORTS COASTWISE
FER STEAMERS.
To New York.—'o hhds, 45 tierces, St<4 pckgsTo-
v Heco;sbags Woo!, and 2 bbis, 11 boxes fadze.
To Baltimore --2 blids, 2064 ptkgs Tobacco; 10
<ir> «moking Tobacco: 2 hhds Stems; 10 hhds
Hides ; 59 bags Snake Root; 25 rolls Leather; 5
lilids 12 boxes Olasi Ware; 4 bb's Lard; 15 bun
dles Bags; 2 boxes Wax; 6 do Wool; 16 bales
Yarn; 31 do Osnaburps; f!9 empty Barrels
To PniLAD'l phia.—ll3o boxes Tobacco; 700 bbls
Flour; 20 big- K»«s; SI emn'y Barrels; 1!) bags
Featheis; ii bags Fiaiseed: 2i boxes Mdze.
From fhe Dock.
T > N York —19 hhd <. 1508 pekgs Tobacco; 6436 bbls
Fl ur; 2 52 bushels Feed; 43 tons Iron; 15 bales,
ih boxes Domestics
To Philaoi lphia. -Sool bushels Wheat; 3629 do
Feed; 900 Dels Fltur; 115,121 lbs Copper Ore.
To Boston - 1169 pekgs Tobacco; 2189 bbls Flour; 7
hhds Hides.
Ta Hampton Roads (to load ships).—l6so bbls
Flonr.
BUSINESS CARDS.
AI;AKI>— TUe subscriber continues to
h re aut Servants for these who have them for
hire. Th« striotest attention will be paid to their
comfort if sick.
He also continues the Auction Business, for sa'es
of every description of Proper'? in the city ai d
country. All business confided to him will be prompt
ly attended to.
He has on hand an entirely new rosewood case
seven-octave PIANO, a fine toned instrument, which
he will sell at a very reduced rr ! ce.
JOHN R. D. PAYNE, Auctioneer,
2MU Office on Rank street.
/ 'fc.NKti.Al, AtihMjV, iVi\
vr HILL Si RAWLINGS, ueneral Agents and
Collectors, attend to hiring out NEGROES, renting
out HOUSES, p.&d collecting CLAIMS of every de
scription RICHARD HILL, JR.,
ae 10—d&.alm E. G RAWLINOS
It-. VV 1 •"» II I I. I-, I'rotluce (Joiiunis»<cii
Jt Merchant, attends to the sslo of Wheat, Flour,
Com and Tobacco, and continues to HIRE OUT
NEGROES.
rr Otfiie oa Governor or 13th gtioet, Richmond,
*• de s—dStwlm
"jtf ««;.% tt iUAtm
IU AGENT AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Metropolitan Hall,
Again offers his services in HIRING OUT NE
GROES, to whom every attention will be paid. Al
so continues to give his personal attention to selling
PRODUCE. He begs leave to express his obiiga ions
to his friends for the very libeial patronage hereto
fore beetc wed upon him, and hope, by strict atten
tion and prompinesi, to merit a continuation of their
*"V"' r »- de 19—d&cta
J T. MiIKTON, JtS M AtIMISTEAD,
(Late of Farmvilte ) (Late of Cumberland c 0.,)
JOSEPH BLANToN,
(Of Cumbeiland county.)
jtiOUTUN. AIt.IHSiTKAU & CO., I nn:.
ITA mission Merchants opposite Shockoe Ware
house, Richmond, \ a., will give special attention to
Uie sale ot Ell kinds of PRODUCE, and to any other
businest entrusted to them.
Of* Liberal advances made on Produce, either
in cash or Guano. He I'j-d4,-c6m
pK«FK«a«R J. W Ciraduiito ol
A the L niversity Oi Yubinjfeu, hai srrivei in this
city, ana would be happy to form classes in Geiman
trench, Latin, Hebrew-, (iieek and Spenish.
—Prof-Fasqueile, of the University
lege Oh?*"' HoreceMacn > President of Antioch Coi-
He can he seen at O'NEILL'S Reading Room
every clay, from U A. M., until 1 o'clock, P. M
4e J9—9t*
IV ■—T taesubucriber ugai n
h h porvicsß to his friend anri the nnr.!i,■
tor HIRING( OUT NEGROES for the
He pledges himself to use his best exeriions to pro
mote the interest of those who may favor him with
groes'lur'i" g"i "1m P " y " peclel allSnt ion <o the ne-
He hop. s from an experience of twelve year?, to
be a-le to give satisfaction. 3™*''
the °, d °f Dabney U Canthoro. eor-
Hotef !s " h * tr «ets oppo.ite the St. Charles
de 19—Iro EDv\ARD N. DABNEy.
|J. Off -Nn a w n i ' * euCu,ld *.'oilecu»r,
t«i ,i„ a " s£reet < "indsr St Charles Ilo
n t'-r§»7«V * » tt ® ntion to hiring out
J^TA,\^ T 11 ° OUT HOUSES, COL
ttiniJJu CLAIMS, and any other business per
taining to a General Ageocy. He 17—dim
jVKtabO ill KlNO—'llie subtenber* beg leave
■° f " >,M ™ lh«ir thanks for the liberal patronage
.ut m ,T JWe ° n Uy Bnd wi " c«tinue to hire
out j n>g r "»s the ensuing year. Particular attention
psid tlism in oaae of sickness, and exertions made tr.
oetain for them good home* and liberal prices
deS—l« BAKER it PLEASANTS,
Corner of Franklin Mid Union IT*.
('KUKUK
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
rm r urT : r yßm,l2th,tr " t -
HhieTs" JommHlK and' ifS*
Nash, New York 1 I:roT*>1 :roT *> Bnd Reid t
n024-2m .
H tSSJL A Z a^ Tobacco *'" 6
sr»- TowVtl* p,r * b " e of fjo.r, wh*t r t ;
"
15 " f OU KoZU"* Jo* T Jj l « T "
CaAB T WORTH Am £7 0 j
OUITUINU KJ!»l
CHir.OKKri'i* ANO I<»UTHM>
CLOTHING*~-Tbe ««>*orib»r fauaovtht
larjeat and Heat uwi(meat of CLOTHING
for Children'* and youths waar, that be mr
hud to offer, comprfalng all *t*e», *tyle* and qaalitle*
P»-ent* and guardian*. and all other* in want of inch
good* would *«ve much time and trouble bv calling
immediately on me, a* lam determined to offer very
inducement to I a tare perfect aatiaafstlon. and will he
■old low for ca*h, or to punctual cuatomer*
J. H. RIDDICK.
No 1624 Main it., oppodte the Atnerioaa Hotel,
no 24 -lm
>11 UOiTIK AUAIN.~Tkr »nb*ertl»er l»
|H again back at hi* old atand, corner of Main
iIJ and 13th (tract*, with a new home, mw and
mMmm fre»h atook of Good*, and id now prepared to
offer greater Inducement* to hi* old patron* and
friend*, and the pabllc generally, than he ha* ever
d' lie. Th->«e in waat of tomething really nlr.e and
deairnble la the way of Clothing for the Cbri*tma*
Holiday*, would do well to give him a call.
K B. srtNCF!,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
de 19 No. 120. corner MMn end 13'h tt*.
>11 If lUOKKIpnutM received per the
TPI last iteamer, a fre«h assortment of Fall and
I|4 Winter CLOTHING, for the wliolciale and
retail Trade, viz: Overcoat*. Riglana, Punts.
V *ta, Sic.: also, a large assortment of Beaver Cloth*
of diffe-eut shades Rtid color*, plain and fancy Ca*-
airaere*, Scotch Plaid*. Sic ; Silk and Silk Velvet
Vsating* of all kinds and price*, forcu*tom and city
Trade. He wonld ask his friend* to call before pur
chasing elsewhere. F. MORRIS,
100 Main street, Richmond, Va.
N. B. A large aa*ortmect of Negro Clothing, fiom
$4 to >J.*• a auit.
tr Wautai—From twenty to twenty-five eoid
Tailor*. no 21—2"i
WATCHES AiSD JKWKLKV.
« TIIOL<G!I I livo in the couutry
A'Tk a hundred mile* down,
M I have my repairing don,, alway* in town;
Vnd the tracesman I dml with if BAR
THOLOMEW,
And the work that 1 give him, is done up like new.
But heie I wonld tell you the right of tny tale,
1 waa thrown from my horse right on to a rail;
My Watch, it went further, sm*ek into a ditch
And rusted the works to a very bad pitch.
1 took it to one, who *aid " trade it away"—
But I valued the watch, and was willing to pay.
When a friend told roe of a watchmaker he knew,
And tiiai's how 1 came to know BARTHOLOMEW
He did up the wp tch, and some jewelry fine
And my watjh to thi* day, keeps excellent time.
WM. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner Eleventh ar.d Main ctreet*.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry of all kinds, repair
ed in the best manner, end on a* iaode»-te term* as
any other house in the city oc 29
VtIARD.— KDWAttU fs KAllllO, OSNE
RAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR, would most
respectfully infoim his friends, arid the public gene
ral'y, that lie will continue in the sameiioecf bu«i
riess the ensuing year, viz: -uch us HIRINO OUT
>EGROES,RENTING OUT HOUSES and FARMS.
SELLING REAL ESTATE. COLLECTING
BONDS, NOTES and OPEN ACCOUNTS and at
tending to all other business pertaining to a General
Agent. His long experience, extensive acquaintance,
and promptness iu adjusting claims, wiil make it to
the interest of those who have business, requiting
the aid of an agent, to place it in his hands for inan
egement.
He would avail hi inaelf of this opportunity to re
turn hi* thanks to his frieuds and the public gene
rally, for the very liberal patronage heretofore be
stowed on him. and respecifully solicits a continu
ance of the same. Office on Pearl street, near Ex
change Hotel. de6—dtSJan.
TVtJAII WALKftK »V ('<>.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHIERS, No 86 Main «t.,
(Branch of the Baltimore House,)— Most respectfully
ask the attention of the citizens of Richmond and its
vicinity to the stock of Ready-Made Clothing which
th?jy are just opening.
Possessing superior facilities for procuring and
making up the greatest variety of Domestic and For
eign Cloths, Ca63imeres and Vesting#, they are ena
biad to offer unusual inducements to customers, who
are most respectfully solicited to ue a cail be
fore purchasing. oc 14 —ly
PISKC U3IEUIKS, SOAPS, Arc-Jusr re
ceived on consignment, fr in an importer in N.
York, a large assortment of Perfumeries and Soaps.
The iidies would consult their interests by calling
and supplying themselves at roy store.
da s—ts A LEX. NO'TT, Aact
—The exercises in this Hue art
have r.lready comrreuced in iny Salle d'Armes,
N0203, Aiain street, where 1 am prepared to receive
nnmbercf pupils.
Terms—Five dollars, a cuurj? of twelve lessons,
oclx—ts P. WiLSACHER
DOGGKTT & AJIPEUSOX, UPHOL
STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, COR
NER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STS ,
invite the attention of their friennsand the public to
theirstock of FALL GOODS, being the best assort
ment tiiey have ever had to offer in French and Amei
ican Paper Hangings, all qualities; Muslin and Lace
Curtains, Damask and Delaine Curtain Gcods, Cornice!
and trimmings for Curtains, Table and Floor
Oil CjOths, White and Check Coco Matting. Window
Shanes, Mattrasses, Feather Beds, wnh many other
articles in the line of business, which will be sold or
worked up on the mos: reasonable terms. se2S-3m.
\fIUUJNIA. ACKI CUI,TSJRAJ< SOCI.R
TY, ISSS —Anctiibr Premium —A Silver Gob
let awarded to JOHN W. DAVIES, for specimens
of Marble Work, over ali competitors
Monuments, Tombs. Head Pieces, a:;d all kinds of
work in Granite. Marb'e and Brown Stone, done in
the beat manner, aad on terms to suit pu cnasers.
Burying grounds tceloeed with Stone and Iron
Railing. Marble Wo'ks,
del 6 Main street, between Bth and 9th.
\ r OUK OWiN FAULT, if you will pas
sleepless nights from coughs, colds, hoarse
ness &c., when reii> f may be so tasily obtained.—
RICHARDSON'S WILD CHERRY COUGH CaN
DY is on? of the best remedies offared, end common
cold yields to its benign influence in a few hours,
and when resorted to bef re the complaint is far ad
vanced, all danger of f omumpt'on is entirely pre
vented. Foreale, wholef-a'e and retail by
JOHN J. RICHARDSON,
Corner 15th and Cary sts.
Also, for sale by DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
THROUGHOUT TH y, CITY no 29-lm
AGKM V for It inoiittirrn ittanuftit-torv r.i
Stretched LEATMEa. BANDS and LKaTHEK
HOSE, ail size 3, of superior quality, at n>anufictu
reis' prices
IV The public may defend on getting the best
article that can be had. The bands will run straight
hold thi-ir width and run fla-tothe pu|:ey Ail made
of the best oak tanned Leather, and tiie solid part
only used. Cemented and copper riveted. An a» c -ort
meat g?nerally cn hand and ali kind. made to order at
short notice.
Also, superior Lace Leather and Copper Rivets
with Burrs.
All orders for the above promptly attended to. Ap
P'y to GEORGE C REID,
D 0 29-2 n Corner Cary and 12th s's.
£ 'HAS. ti. JLANULKY, Tia aufi SLcct
■ iron Manufacturer, 13th c-ireafc. betwafia '■ * r.i >
•nd C&ry, Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
e'eatn Pipes for ChurcheSj Fublic Buiidmn,
Metallic Roofing, Gattenns and Spouting pit
op in any part of the citv and country.
WSLL AND GARDEN POMPS rOR ,1A f.T
HDIN <i BUS! N K »
A CREASED DISPATCH.—I have mads arrange
ments to increase the line of boats running from my
house,and shall, at the commencement of the fall sea
son,send outa boatevery otherday Sundays except
ed. By this arrangement I will put goods through two
days sooner than heretofore, and nearly, if not alto
gether, as soon as by the S. S. R. XI., and at much
less expense.
Alerchants west of Lynchburg wishing to consign
their poods to the railrord agent are required to de
posit funds to pay the charges to that point, as tl ■■
Virginia and Tenneisee Railroad refuse to pay jr col
leot charges on goods jeeoived by the Canal
jy 29 ts ALFRED S. LEE, on the Dock.
{ SAVINtJS BANK-OW
V, te ™ d o by the Legislature of Virginia, Dec.inbei
nth, 1833—Capital, *50,000.—This Institution rs
ceives deposits. c» which interesi is paid at the -ate
ot b per cent, per annum if remaining on deposit sij
months, and oper cent, for ihorter periods
WM. G. PAINE, President,
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary,
u H MONTAGUE, Treaiirar.
f)< "ce No. ]jS. corner Vain anrl lith gt*
VVh.«H 0 ? ' SALK.-.l'i»i ««te, a second
*» hand one hor « spring \\'AGON, in jr 10 d ra-
P *ni' £1 t n y Pain ed. A. BODEKER,
- f» T o 10 Main «t
ilerembrr tiiiu, l!S5«>.
tine cioThTnt "" th " w « k ' ">« followi n*
Wklaek Beaver Cloth Over-Coats, fine
S Hf! D *' v S r>i ' g I''a!i'y from $10 to *35
j Businesi Coati, of Drab, Brown and Black
Ca«gicn era
W'peif of Biick Doeskin Cassimere Pants
bO pair of tanev Cass nuri do.
120 Vests, of Milk, Velvet, Black and Fancy Cassl
mere
Kdcr.. Col'd and White Kid Gloves
lOdoz Merino Shirt* and Drawers.
Those in want of fine Clothing, of latest styles, at
the lowest cash prices, are solicited to call and exam
iue the large stock, at J D.GOODMAN'S,
„ D ' No 1 19 M• in street.
N B „T' V** in, "lore. also, a Urge stock of fer
vau* Clothing, at low pries d« li JD. G
CJCWTCH WlllhKKk.-iO tM.rtoo™ „l"
Si„ i&STj ?' oi l Whukey imported bj
ui in 180i t ace for low to c </«#»
d » 19 CH A* T * CO
' 'W.thiNi, j«iX\ ~
01 lUhned 8 (""'klm ? Gnlstnio 10,
j* b .l A HODCKEP
— Mniw litres*t
I) *?!£*£ ? TO *tk «"1 H - A «... h
1 M.' ore - wbll '•«**"« -.l.:
* 4 * ot,d bunutHt »<« ufftt/ed for sain Ac.!..*.
...« u ,'DRUGGIST,
U Richmond, t. O,
.hkpiciNem.
INSTANT KKLIEP KOHBVKK!
A toart 1 oowfife yoo. '*•J"*!*?
Your health la o banaparof laataatt Rel'of.
The Ladle*la trouble afld eickna** they era kind,
And for to <*n good they baar this fact in aia*.
That for Cough®, Coldf and Asthma what U there
oan beat
lyooaard'i Conih Syrup or Instant Relief
la return will you pray liiton to wb*t I *ay—
Around th* Are tell stories, or if yoa'ra at play,
If your friend* they do Coa< b when yoa five a troat,
Recommend them a bottle of Inetant Relief.
To be had of all Druggists and Dealer* la tbo State
of Virginia do 17
JJOW ID ( IKK ALL FAIN !—
Pain 1* the forerunner of most diteaaee—care the
Pain and oheck the disease.
DR. RUSE'S PAIN-CURER
vill cure theumatism. Neuralgia, Palnaia the Limb*,
Hide* or Back, Sprain* and Braieea, Ear and Tooth
Ache. Pain or Cramp in the Stomach or Bowel*,
More Throat. Burn*. Scald*, Ague or lamp* in the
Breast. Chill*, Spinal Affection*, and Pain* in the
feet. Indeed, it cure* all Pain.
TV 124, 25 50 cent* a bottle.
If you are Bil'oua and have a bad Cold, take DR.
ROSF.'H RAIL P.OAI) OR ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.
They carry off ull bile and lemove a cold. Theie
Pill* go ahead of ell other Pill* in their good etteot*.
ty Boxes I£4 end Z r < cents. Sold by all Druggist*
in Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynchburj, Fred
erickslrir* and Charlottesville. no 25—3ni
TOP THAT UOL'ttH !
The great remedy forCot'GHs, Colds, Croup and
WHooriNo Couch.
DR. ROSE'S COUGH SYRUP
Cures Conihsof the worit kind. It also cure* hoarse
ness, sore throat, weakness of the chest, pain in the
breastand lung affections. Wherever there is paia
mi* with the Cough Byrup 10 drop* of Pain Curer,
and you will find immediate relief. Dr. Fose'* Cop.gh
Syrup ielieves p.nd frequently cures a consumptive
congh. and fortifies the sys;em against further attacks.
LV In bottle* atso cents ana $ 1
TO CUKK CROUP.
The live* of thousands of children have been *aved,
by using Dr. ROSii'S Croup Syrep. It give* instant
relief. 25 cantsa bottle.
TO CURE WHOOPING COUGH.
Dr. ROSE'S Whooping Cough Syrup i*the ouly
certain cure for Whooping Cough. It cure* in a fhort
time, and allays all irritation of the Lungs. 50 cent*
a bottle.
The above valuable medicines are recommended by
Thisiciacs who have triod thara in their practice.
To be had of all Druggists in Richmond, Peters
burg, Norfolk, Lynchburg aud Fredericksburg, Va.
noSs—3m
iii H T it K hTOUKD A MOTH Kit
k* Wonderful Cure or scrofula by HAMP
TON'S Vegetadle Tincture.
Near Chestertown, Oct. 23d, 1856.
Afrssrs. Mortimer it Mowbray : Having seen a cer
tlficate of a great cure of Scrofula by Hampton'* Ve
getable Tincture on a servant boy in the family of the
Hon. Wm P. Thomasson, of Kentucky, with certifi
cate* of Hon. H. Clay and others testifying to per
sons cured by it, 1 was also induced to try the Tinc
ture on a lervar.t girl of mine. Her diaease 7on* scro
fula in its worst form ; she was blind rii both eyes;
and her case was so baa that I never expected to see
her restored 1 procured tli- Tincture ar.d lam hap
py to say before she had used one bottle she began to
*ee—and by the time she had taken the second "bottle
ber'eye-sight was quite restored, and she cured of
this loathsome disease, and now, though two years
have elapsed, she has had no return of the disease
and I consider her entirely cured by this Tincture.
I give this certificate that others may be induced, as
I was, to try this most valuable remedy, ss 1 believe
from what I have teen it would cure most diseases of
this kind. J B 11. Anderson,
Kent county, near Chestertown, M(J.
l&>~ Delicate Ladies and children will please give
it a trial.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis, and se® cures of
Coughs, Bronchitis, Pvheumatism, Liver Complaint,
Scrofula. As a female medicine it is unrivalled.
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends after all othfr remedies havn failed.
Sold by O. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LABD
k CO., Richmond; by Dr. COOKE, Predericksbury; by
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER &
Baltimore, atd !>y Drcjjtsia *ai Hiort
keepers everywhere.
i&" $1 par bottle; I bottle* for $».
no s—d&cts
RK.HOVAI;.-l)r I'l.l'.UK liun lemoved
his ofiice to the third house, South of Trinity
Church, South side, aid about one hundred yard* be
low tin Exchange Hotel. Dr. P. continues to treat
all*yphlitic and gonorrheal complaints; and having
had much practice in this line, flatters himself that he
can give very general satisfaction. A call from
hose interested is solicited.
Dr P. a!s i makes and vends one of the best resto
re ives, (Chemical Extract of French Flowers,) for
constitutional weakness, ever offered to the public.
Dr. P. nny be consulted conti ientially by letter,
or otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent
to order, in almost any direction.
Offico hours from 8 A M., til! 9 P M. Franklin
street, near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city,
Va. no IS
17VBRY HOMY OltiliT TO READ
J J T IS, to find out the secret where to buy the
cheapest Dry Goods in this city. The undersigned,
intending to a change ia their firm, are, from
this day. commencing to sell off their entire
stock of Dry Goods and Fancy Articles, without re
gard to price. Back, Plaid and Striped Silks, at 50
cents and upwards; HJerinoa, Alpaccas, all wool De
laines. Plaids, a large lot of Sliawis and ladies Cloaks
of all descriptions; Flannels, Linseys, Hosieries
Gloves, Blankets, a large stock tf Embroideries,
very cheap, end a great many other articles, all of
v.bich will be s .Id at and below cost. Come ladies
from the Eastern cud Southern part of this city spend
6J cents for an omnibus ride, and make $5 in buying
bargains, at P. STRAUSE & BRO.,
deS—lm* No. 27 Msin st.
9 UMIOiiM tfOK ( iI!i!fiT.»IAS,~WINB
- TON 4l POWERS have in etare a large and
general assortment of V\ ines and Liquors, among
which will be found :
3 puncheons of superior Old Jamaica and Anti
gua Kum, suitable for Egg-nog
14 half pip>;B tlecyaee, London Dock, and Otard,
Duouy St Co's Brandies, vintages of 1840,1814,
1848 and 18M)
2 pipes superior Hollard Gin
7o hois, very old Whiskeys, Pure Rye ai.d other
liae Whiskeys
158 do medium Whiskeys
360 do. Cincinnati, Pennsylvania, and other
choice Rectified Whiskeys
31 i and i pipts medium French Biandy, pale
and dark
27 i and £ pires Port, Sherry and Madeira
Wines, some suitable fjr cocking purposes,
and a portion very choice.
A L SO—Among our collection will be found a va
riety o{ choic° Brandies, Wines. Schiedam Gin, Hum
and (scotch Whiskey:', &c., &c.. buttled up and pack
ed in cases, snitablo for family and Apothecary's use,
among which will be found :
• London Dock Cognac Brandy. Otard, Dupey U
Co.'b vintage 1E40; Stalker's Amoutillado Pale Sherry,
very delicate, vintage 1813; Sandeuian'g London Mar
kec Port, warranted genuine, vintage 1840; lsley
Sjotch Malt Moun'ain VV Itisgey, verypure, vintage
1812; Out .lues' Old Schicdam Gin, pine applo lla
\or, victe.ee, 1842; Jiima'ca Rum, prime for Egg-nog,
vintage 1812. All of w hitU we call attention of deal
ers and customers. da!)—lra
r j l ill S certifies tiiisi the '"rdiuiwiiada
1 Valley Agricu tural Sjciuty, and Farmers' ami Me
chanics' Association " a\ its first Annual Fair and
fchow. held at Athia. Wyoming countv, State of New
York, did award its first premium on Daguerreotype*
to Peter E. Gibhs, of Richmond, Vs.
f ecretarj's ftfiice T. V. A. S L F St M. A.)
Athia, November 24t i, lfc's6 S
SILAS FOLSOM.
no 29 Recording Secretary.
IS HTI N Y J*UiHOMMT itATI: D.-MA.
DAME MOLLEN respectfully informs the f.i
d:eg and Gentlemen of Richmond «.nd vicinity, that
she will give information in ai! the etf'aira relating to
iife, such as Health, VVealth, Love, Marriage, Jour
neys Law Suits, Difficulties in Buainesi, Absent
Knends, Sickness and Death, and in respect to all
other subjects both past, prs sent snd fnturo, and all
concerns of life. Terms-For Ladies 25 cents, Gen
tlamen 50 cents, each. Apply ai No. 17, (which is
over the door,) Taylor's alley, between 17th and 13th
and Main and Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
oc 11—3 m*
Notice to ciikuitokm.—aii i»er
song having cieims against the estate of Dr An
drew C. Atkisson will present them dnly au'heutioa
ted, to the undersigned (or settlement and all person*
indebted to him, are requested to make prompt pay
ment. JAMBS R. RATCLIKFE,
Curator of the J-Utate of
<"e I—dtl2Dlit2awM T A. C. Atkisson, dec'd
T'O THE l^AOlKS.—from itud after to»
ria» I will sell Ladies Faner furs, at greatly re
duced price*, consisting of the following k'ndt:
Ptone Martin, Vic ks and Cutis
Fitch do do.
"Rock Marten do d*.
Siberian Squirrel do do.
Blue, Blk., and Brown Cmey d-.
Black and Brown Oene»t do do
Chi'drens* or various kinds do do.
Ladies' and Childress' Muff*
JOHN THOMPSON,
de B—MiThSw b7 Main street.
r PIIK t'HKAPKWT FI'KL..~At the pre-
Jl sent relative prices of Fuel, NATURAL CtJKr,
i* undoubtedly the cheapest. Th« SOFT COKE is
unequalled as a fuel for grates, being easily kindled,
cleanly. and one-third more durable than Hitaniinou*
Coal The HARD COKK is an excellent fuel for
stoves, cooking ranges, and for furnaces in dwellings,
factories, churches &e., and i* nearly, if not quite, e «
durable n» Anthracite.
P*ic«.s—Soft Lump, #5.50; Sr.ft Hail, Haul
Coke, either grade, per load.
yards, corner loth street and Basin Benk, and 6th
and Byrd streets. JNO. J. WERTH, Agent
uu 21—La
v A LTJA JKA uM * KOU »A£FTI
v have for a, le, in Powhatan county, very val
uable harms, varying in s'./.e froui !00to VSO acres i
will sell a great barg un in thcai if early application
is made to me. Also m,u v. (J gain.- in
CliMteitieid county.
Ten.ll very lli>»rh<.
A Ijt X NOTT, A act.,
d * '*> Curuer 16th and Mala street.
HAW, VAFH, MHOBtf, §tV.
m J? m
WBPOT.—JOHN DOOLET, «1 J
Mala atnet, baa now nUj for tb» Wlatar TrU» of
IMS, • iKvt superb assortment of Lailafi Mtaaatf
and Gaatlamaa'a
PURS,
entirely mw, of tba latest atylaa, ul of ooorj It
aariptioa. Amoegvt thorn are -
Lyna Cape*, Mantillas, Mantalata, Vlatoriaoa, Tip
pots, Gauntlet* and Caff*
Short " " " " '
■•bio " " M " "
Mlak " " " " "
Brown Imltatioo " " " \\
Stone Morton "
Stone Morten Gill* "
Froneh Marten M " " "
Chinehlllo " v"
White Ermine " " "
Siberian Squirrel "
Bine Conej " " "
Black »
Fitcb " ' "
RuM.na Fiteb "
Golden " " " ' "
B P° tted !! «
Look " " " "
Black Jennet "
Brown " 44
Hwarndowa "
Bed Pell " M
It*., he.,
ALSO
Wolf, Buffalo. Racoon, Bai r
1 leopard and Jennet Robe*
Far and Whits and Pink 8 wanidown Trlmmlags
Muffs. Gentlemen'* Collar* and Glove*
Prepared Hare Skint, for the chest, &*.
oe 2.s—t*
JUJKNTL.KJIKN&' I!ALF KKIN
BOOTS', LEGS So IN"HES LONG.—The
subscriber ha* just received a few pair* of
_ these much *ooght for Boot*. They are ju*t
the thing for Huntsmen or Horsemen, a? they protect
the entire leg. An early call a* they are
the only one* in the city'and cannot ofien be gotten.
Those who have been lookinz for them should not let
this rhange slip. PETER TINSLEY,
de 20—lot Boot snd Shoe dealer. Broad st.
. JUST IN Tl.riK FOK CHRIST
MAS.—Received this morning the follow
ing seasonable and desirable Shoes, viz:
Ladies' French Morocco and Goat Double Sole Beets,
warranted not to rip; do Buskin*; Ladies' Congress
Gaiters; Misses' and Children's extra qualify Button
Oaitera ; Ladies' Double Sole Fox'd Gaiters at $1 50;
with many other styles of Shoes. All of the above
are of superior quality and will be sold from 15 to 25
per cent, cheaper th«n the same can be had elae
where MARCUS HARRIB,
de 20 IS3 Broad at.
t«KKAT RKDI CTIOM IN l ilt rn
PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.—Frem f|!
15 to 2(1 per cent, saved by buying from J 4 *"**
H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Bniltling.
Molsskin Hats, bast quality $ i 50
Moieskin Hata, *econd quality 3 00
Fainionable Silk list* 2 50
Fine Calfskin Sewed Boots 3 50
Congreaa Gaiter Boors 3 25
Fine Calfskin Shoe* 2 25
J. H. ANTHONY ha* made arrangements with one
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia to sup
ply him with a handsome and substantial Calfskin
sewed Boot, which he will *ell at the unprecedented
ow price of (63.50. oo 18—d&cly
- TEN DOLLARS KfiWARD.—Kan
(ffi away from the subscriber, on the 27th No-
JBUfA vembar, a Negro Woman, named Emeline,
jW™eged 17 years, of dark complexion, sprightly
T m and speaks quickly when spoken to. She
has been in the habit of running away, and was
chained around the ankles, when shs went from my
house in Sidney, near the Fair Grounds. 1 will give
$10 reward for her apprehension and delivery to me.
no 23—lm ELIZABETH JENNINGS.
im sirAi, INSTitL'CTJON.
f'f "CASPAR!, Professor of Vooal
f|fland Instrumental Music begs leave to
J ■ m J ll offer his services ns a teacher on the
Piano Forte, Alelodeon, Organ, Violin, and in Sing
ing.
fie would also accept a position as Organist or Mu
sic Teacher in a school in the cit j.
RESIDENCE AND REFERENCE,
Rev J. L. Burrows, D. D., 7th It., beyond Leigh,
no 24—lm
rjBTM W. • I'AKItIAGKN.- 'I'lie subscriber
yr&** Ws9z keeps constantly on band an assortment
-of ROCKAWaYS. Bt'GOIES, SUL
KIES and SPRING WAGONS, of his own manu
facture.
Orders taken for every style of Carriage, which
will be executed promptly, of the best materials.
REPAIRING done naa>ly. and on liberal terms
No. 7(5 Franklin street, the place formerly occupied
by Jno. Hagan. O. A. FRANCIS,
no 27—Sm
NOT I Cl£.-THAN*POKTA-
OFFICE R Sc D RAILROAD.
After the 20th December, 1856, no UP
FRKIGHT will be received for transportation until
the 2nd day of January, 1857.
Comienees or owners having DOWN FREIGHTS
in the Depot, are especially requested to have them
taken away as soon as they are unloaded from the
cars, as the Company ',in the present situation of the
Depot) will not be responsible fur their safe keep
ing. C CAMPBi'.LIj,
de!B—tsJ. Supt. Transportation.
fPRKSIIKIPI'IOJiS nccuritU'ly nn«l
promptly dispensed at all hour», day and aight,
by one of the Partners, at
MEADE & BAKER'S
New Chemical and Prescription Store,
lßti, N. W. corner of Main and 10th street*,
no 12—d4m Just above New Custom House.
WoM)fcasMtn«,KtiiAsh.
jSH&'M Man born of a woman has but a 6hort
time to live; therefore 1 am desirous
... ah «ii /I to make good use of ray time. Alter
being afflicted for a number of years; yea, in the fiery
furnace, and coming out with the patience of Jub. I
now call for help—but as Hercules did, by putting
my shoulder to the wheel; and as variety is the spice
of life, I have now turned BUTCHER, and solicit
my friends and acquaintances to give n.e a call and 1
will nlaaso and accommodate all
JOHN HAGAN, part of Creek Nation,
no 13—ts Stall No. 7, Old Market.
jSSkjl— IftS'fUUtTiwin u,n in p.
PIANO.—A young lady,who has had
T Sill considerable experience in teaching,
11 " ■ U " and can produce pupils that, in one
quarter, can play and sing most any ordinary piece of
music, wishes a few more scholars. As she herself
received instructions from the principal pianist of
Jenny Lind, W. M. Hoffmann, Esq., feels confident
she can give satisfaction to those who encourage her.
Terms *15 per quarter of 20 lessons. Address M. S.
A., box 5G7, post office. jy 22—ti
va i'K-N U«LL*IW It KVV 4Ul>..'Kiid>
away from the subscriber's plantation, on the
(&A I 2th mat, negro man RILEY. Riley isabout
4ii years of age, 5 feet. G inches high; of a dark
brown colcr, and stammers when spoken to
Kaid negro has a wife at Mr. Danisl Weisiger'a, in
Mansho-ter, and is no doubt in or lurking about that
plac«, as he has been for some time selling charcoal
in Richmond and Manchester. Ha is quite well
known in both places. The above reward will ba
jiaid for the said neero if delivered to the subscriber
in the l-iwer end of Henrijo couuty, or confined in
jail so that ha may gst him.
E H. POINDEXTER,
de 15 —lOt Henrico county.
ra®B3SSSin Al' (JO.H.UO I) AT 10 N THAI > J
OF HOURS—On and after
MONDAY, 28th inst., the accommoda
tion train of this Company will run daily. (Sundays
excepted,) between Miiford and Richmond, leaving
Milford at 6J o'clock A. M., stopping at the Cottage
far break.'"ast, and arrive la Richmond at 8,68 o'clock
A. M ; returning, will leave Richmond at 3 15o'clcck,
P. M., and reach Milford at 5.27 P. M., stopping for
passengers at any point each way.
Faro the game as on tha Through Trains.
SAM'L RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
Office R. t t P.R. R. Cr, )
Richrnend, Oct. 21at, 1856 ) oc2!
\ OABU TO TIIK l'lrxjlat:—The
gßj Subscribers, having lsased the new Hotel rn-
SBL cen y erectadby James Lyons, Esq., with 'he
old Washington or Monument attached, to be called
thu CENTRAL HOTEL, from its central location in
tha city, situated on the corner of 9th and Grace
strests, frrntinu the Capitol and Washington Monu
ment, and convenient to all the Depo's will open
the same on TL EBDAY, the 9?h day of December,
when they will be pleaied to see their fiienos and the
public generally The tables will at all times ba fur
nished with f>r hest the market affords, and the Bar
with the best Wines and Liquors
JUSRPH A. MAYO &. CO., Proprietors
F. J. *AMrsuKi. Clerk.
ty An Omnibus will he in attendance at all the
Depots to take charge of passengers and their bag
gage rie it'— tU-r J. A. M At CO.
vEyi fmjJ BER having made his ar- vrfj
XWy*Mr raniemenU to be supplied *4l'»
with OYSTERS of - 1 - - * "iwwrt
■very best quiluy the entire season ; also, UAME cf
-v#y kind; DU;KS from the Potomac, which are
«lwaj»of the best quality, selected for him : CAN
VAB BACK REVJ NECKS and MALI,ARt>; h,«
LARDKH wi!! ilwaya be fouod filled with the beat
tha: cur owa and other market* can afford
The Bar ia well aupplied with LI QUO AS, WINES
and CIUAKS
vr SUPPER ROOM? for private parties
Families and private parties can be served at short
aotioe.
Phi adrlphia CREAM ALE on draught.
ROBERT RKID, Proprietor
de tt»- dim* Verariah Hotel .id Market.
meatnueTgD vikhinia AIMII TKN
ktimNKBKEE RAILROAD JLvVi.
™~. TICK TO PAHSKXUKRH
CHAKtiK OK BCHKIWLK.-Qn «nd after the Ist
of October, the Road will be completed to the Ten
nessee line, an« the Passenger Trata will run m fol
lows :
6.4.* i A. M. and reach Briato
Uave drlftc.l tteWi M *ad reach Lynchburg st
5I » f • E. ti GluL
"" Oe«. Sup't.
i , , L'Lr *««•«» set tM liub.l lltON
* HakE, at less than half prite.
da U js. b. SF ji«CK
DKWTIWTRY.
"jamDJtI*TAL HOTWX.''a7w
JONlii, HtflfCil AMD MCCHANI
uTlVyißiciL Dtnrttr, offloa between 9tb aad
1 «il Ii I " 10th, Main ftraat, ona mmn above
the Banka, (offloa boar* from » to S 4 to •,)—will be
happy to Ma all nab aa dartre bie profe«rional eer
rloea, promising bi* beet endeavor*, by gentiene** aad
thorougbnesa. to glf* aatlafaatioa In all operation*,
either in Pilling, Cleaning, Regulating. Extracting
or I neer dot Teeth • oe 13—3 m»
KKMUVAL.~-JOM.WMOU.
WARD, target* aad Mechanic*!
U/TWWI Dantiat, hae removed hie Offlee to
v " > III" fiats (treat ooa square above the
Bank* and next door to Corinthian Hall.
In thl* location hi* feeili'ie* are mncb increase <i by
the acquialtioa of more room and good eperatlng
"'lie insert* teeth opon fine gold *nd *ilver plate,
plain or with artiflcial gmn*. Style* acknowledged
to he-tha beet, andi* practiced by the profe*»iongen
eraily. , ocJl~2m*
THE iUIJHIC K'TOKK.-r
H. TAYLOR wool" remind hia
friend* and the public generally that
J 3 ■ If If hi* (tore 1* on Governor (treat,
where may be found PIANO FORTES, MELODK
OWJ?, G'IITARS, VIOLINS, KLUTES and ACCUR-
I>SONS, uf the beat quality, and at the lowed pr.ee*.
lis w sole agent i& thi* city for the (ale of the cele
brated Nunna 4t Claik'a PIANOS, which are uotaur
pa&*xi by any other maker*, and equalled but by few
Also, Gale It Co.'a superior Pianos.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, of the bestqu&Hty.
Ha has the largest *tock of MUSIC to bo frond in
tn t State, and is conatantly receiving the latiMt pohli
cations, which he will *eM at the mod reduced priea*
and upon aa good terms a* can be bad elaewhore.
gff Piant.a tuned, repaired, and let on hire.
tjr Old Piano* taken in part pay # for new one*
I I lllimillllim TIIEAI>AUS'KXPRI.,s»
lU4 Main at., nav
fc*_L*c reaurned their Steamahip
Ezpreaa to and from Norfolk, Pater»burg and Rich
mond, by ateainera Jameatown and Roencke, which
leave New York every Wedneaday and Saturday,
and thence by railroad to Welrion, Wilmington,
Lyr.chbure, Salem, Wythevilie, and the principdl
Virginia and North Carolina, are now pre
pared to forward, with great dispatch, and at redused
ratea, every kind of Merchandiae, Valuab.e Parcela,
Jewelry, &c,, to the above named citie*, and ai!
placea on the aeaboard.
Our Expreia on the Steamahipa will be accompa
nied by special Measengera, who will give their per
sonal attention to the careful handling of gooda en
truated to the ADAMS' EXPRESS CO.'S Steamchip
Exnre(«.
Snippsra will plea(e take notice that package( to
points in Vireinia and North Carolina, will be (ent by
(teamera, unlsa* otherwiaa marked.
Freight rsoeived on day of aailing, until 3 o'clock,
f. jg. 8 J. L. MACDONUOH
Agent of Adam** Ezpre** Co.
NOTICE. —Exp r es» package* for
Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond, and all places in Vir
ginia and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steamship* RoaDoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY,
who are the authorized Agent* for Express privilege*
on these ship*.
Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM t .PLEASANTS,
pd 4—ti Agent*.
AND CURTAIN WABFRQOM9I
We have determined to confine our *nle* in future
to the goods a* indicated above, by retail; and having
arranged our entire and conveniently fitted store for
that purpose, are now prepared to exhibit the largest
and most complete assortment of
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Curtain Goods &c.,
ever seen in the State of Virginia, and but rarely met
with in any one establishment in the United Jtatei.
Importing direct from the English manufacturers,
and selecting with care, in person, the beat American
fabrics, we shall at all times be prepared to furnish
promptly all articles pertaining to our business, and
relying on the citizens of Virginia, North Carolina
and Tennessee to sus'ain u* in our enterprise, assure
them we will be content with moderate profit*.
It is cur intention to keep our stock supplied
throughout the year with the latest styles of fashion
able goods in our line.
We now invite buyers to examine our entirely new
itock, which embraces a great variety in patterns of
Velvet, Tapestry and Brussels Carpeting
Three-ply, Ingrain and Venetian do
Velvet, Cheneille and Brussels Rugs
Door, Parlor and Chamber Mat*
Satin. Worsted and India Damask
Satin and Figured DeLaine*
Brocatslle and Turkey Red
Muslin and Lace Curtains
Cornices and Bands for Curtains
Cord, Tassels and Gimps do
Window Shades, all styles and qualities
Piano and Table Covers
Worsted Fire Screons and Foot Stool*
Crumb Cloths and Booking
Bocktng for steps, new article
Floor Oil Cloths; Table OH Cloth!
Oil C'oth Ruga
Stair Linan; Stair Rods, Sis.
When furnished with diagram and measurement of
room or h»H, we will superintend the cutting of Car
pets and Oil Cloth* to any pattern.
se3o—3m* RICHARDSON Si CO.
/ 'KANiJ nK'ft I'ATEM i OHS I'OIJ
*-• CRUSHER.— VV» have been appoinied sole
Agents here for the sale of this MILL. It will grind
from ten to fifteen bushels per hour of sufficient fine
ness for cattle. It is not liable to get out of order,
acd is much more durable than any other of its kind
that we havs> knowledge cf. We recommend it with
confidence. This Mill took the first premium at our
State Kaii and the Fair in Petersburg.
BALDWIN, CAnDWELL U CO ,
f.o ?C—d 1 mSt\v2m 143 Maiu St., Richmond.
SI). DKNOOiN bim I'or hale tiOO Knnm
• elled Orates. Fenders, and Summer Pieces, em
bracing Square Topped, Circle and Kiiptic Patterns
These Grates are of my own manufacture, and shall
be sold at the lowest prices. Orders from town and
country p.omptly attended to. Tha Virginia Mecha
nics' Institute awarded a silver medal, the highest
premium, to Samuel D. Denoon for the best speci
mens of Orates and Fenders. Also, for sale, a large
stock of Bells, Brssa Brick Moulds, i.c. Apply at my
Boil and Brass Foundry, No 225 Main street, between
Bth and 9th. west side. Richmond Va. oc 16—Sua
Oi>'b Af COST --lliiviiiK inn-
O ny new mid desirable Goods, well su'ted to the
present season, and not adapted to Spring sales, I
will from this day offer at erst, for cash, or to punc
tual customers, at the usual credit, interest added,
my entire stock of WOOLEN GOODS, embracing
Heavy SATTINETS, FULLED KERSEYS, PLAI D
LINSEYS, BED and NKORO BLANKETS, a large
itockof Black nnd Fancy CASSIMER?; Velvet, Silk
and Woolen VESTING®; all styles LADIES' WIN-
T/.R DRESS GOODS, euibiac'iug Fancy Siiks, Plain
and Fancy Mouselaines, all qualities, Embroideries,
Lcces, Sic. ic.
City and cotin'rv buyers would do well to eall or
send in their orders, as 1 am oli'trlng supirior induce
ments, having determined to close out the above
Gocds. to make room for a l"rge Spring stock.
J a. FERGUSON. J»„
(3e 6—lm No 9 fearl it.. Richmond, V*.
KK SULI) VlittY ( lIKAi*
FURNITURE bought and commissions saved
FURNITURE repaired at store or private resi
dences
FURNITURE packed and boxed
FURNITURE hau ! ed by Spring Wagonj
MATTRESSES—New Hairand Shuck
MATTRKSSES—Made over
COFFINS —All sizes and kinds
HAULING done. Removing Furniture, Merchan
dize, kc. to and from Railroad Cars and Steamboat*,
by honest and careful drivers.
JAMES LUX FORD,
no 2f>~lm* Grace and Btb sts
Al/T AMD PI,ASTKK.--fho~Vlr «i oiit
and Tennessee Railroad is finished to faltv.lie,
and I am now prepared to furniih SALT and PLAS
TER to customers id sacks or barre's, upon the most
accommodating terms, and upou tha shortest notie*.
My Agents along the lino of the Road will receive
orders for either article in any quantity customers
may desire. The attention of fanners is particularly
invited to the Virginia article, acd I feel aasnred that
a trial of either or both articles will result in i s ex
elusiva use. Ary orders addrest»d to Mr. C. T.
LI TCII FIELD, my agent in Lynchburg, will meat
wi'.h prompt attention.
Allartlclea of my brand are warranted pure.
THOS. L. PRESTON.
So 9—? m* Saltrille Washington county Va
IYIAKBI.K U OUKS-OUM fcK «fc VlN
l*l CENT, Dealers in Italian and American War
hie, antT Macufac'.urers of MONuMKNTS TOM H.I
HEAD PIECES, FONTS, FURNITURE MAK-
Blii;,, tc , nearly opposite Second Baptist Church,
Main st.
We respectfully invite the attention of these in
want to our stock on hand, which consists of as
large and well finished an assortment as can he found
at any establishment in the city.
MONUMENTS of any size or design made to or
der, at the lowest New York or Philadelphia prioes
Remember the l>Uce, and pieasa give us a rail, af
ter examining workmanship and prices elsewhere,
no 25-3 m
Notice TO TAX pavkks-Pumuaot
to an Ord'nauce passed llth of January, 1855, I
»111 attend at the Collector's Office, iu tha City Hall,
from 15th to 31st of December, inclusive, to receive
the remaining half of Taxes, from such persons as
are entitled to a deduction of 10 per eent, by having
previously paid the first half in June last, in accord
ance with said Oidinanee.
J. A HOBgON. C. C. R
N. B. It will be seen from the above, that th*
Collector is required to sttend at the offioe. from the
15th to 31st of this nicnth, to receive taxes remain
ing due from Jane last; before the January term of
the Hustings Caurt, he is required by Ordinance to
advertise delinquent real et'.e e to be sold for non
payment of taxes Persons who have not done st>
will see the necessity of calling and paying the r
taxes, as it will be impossible for the Collector to call
oo them before he advertieee.
de 1 -dliu J. a HOBSON, C. C. R.
NKUKO CLUTHINIi. -My Mack •! Mr
gio Clothing t5 vet large, ol my owe city make,
,y l 'Me To those who have uct «ip
plied tltnuuelven, I would say call before you bay,
m I have the goods that will be roy ieteieet to
Ley, being nicely out aud well made, at 114 Msio st.
«• WM. IRA SMITH.
*#*•», ?
H. Gary, M ■ pour? it U «Ifi«fr/.V Jofc *
market and la considered one of the tk *
tha city for a grocery or dry foodi (tor, IwT w
givaa at om lij'i notice A»ly to r
'•o^D'rJcVo"*
• POH KKNT-A nw|f bails n 7"
Ing Honse within a few hundred JtfrTt' P .L
Central Rail Road Depot The houut k ,
•tori#* and basement and kitehen, with* «n W Ji
good water on the premie Rent
go<fß tenant. £nq*tre of *
. ~ W „ M WHITLOTR
da l3 ~" /tall 8 01* Market
HrlrU ntable, #a ,,~
•treat, tn r# , r t jj ß Theatre. eonttiofJ *
Stall® and a Carriage Hoate. 3
en immediately Apply to Q 9h.
de iW -St EDW T). KACno. p,» r i , tr .„
KOOJt FOU KKi>T.--uTVi7r^ —
■9 oat a ROOM over our atore, 80 f*«t J.
JE. feet wide, well anited for a«, 40
rieu. Poaaeaaion given i*t January cy ***•
W. P. PERKINS U CO
ri * 3> 141 Ea,l«
MIIOLSK A.M» LOT KOit -
The subscriber wiahe* to leaa». for «»«. *"
eight aere* of Land i l the Bowii n #f esr ' l".'."'
comfortable dwellirg house opm it Re»t'ixi*«h %
quarterly, and lessee to pay the taxes ' v,
givenimmediately. J. H. KEEskk
Attorney fir LUCY A BURTON
de 22—d"a And Ouar<tian for G. L CHARTER
MfUK KKNT.- A fomlorinble*hri<i7
Tenement, with a b.kk Kitoh- u, &r rt aii n '
(ary ont bouae*, id the town of ilvdnev „
oppoaitethe resi'tnee ot H. C. l.s,i \! ...i'''
with a two acre lot at!a{:hed. Thete ii »' DB ,^'
pure water in the vard Aoplyto 9 ?
<■„ 22—>t B. W. TOTTY. No. 1(3 Cary tt .
FOR KK.NT'"I wl«h to rent tori^2.
ecaaine y-ar my VEGETABLE GARUk N
Cburcti Hill, containing two acrs« 0 f
hirhly improved. E. L. VAN-LEW
de z2—ta .
TAI.AVEKA FOR
m K , KK ;I T J -™ 3 delightful and
MOL Market Garden, aitnated aboat one miie ft, c,
Richmond, and jnat beyond the Baptist Col>?e
offered fjr aa!e, rent or lease. Th» houaea are 1»,»®
and comtfiecioua, and in good repair. Itiasitmted
in a good and healthy naighborhood. b«n exce 1-nt
watar, aud everything on the pren);«-s necewary U Jt
comfort and convenience. Poaaeaaion given lat lu>
uary next Apply to Dr. YV. GIBBON CARTER at
hia office on stn street, between Cary and r»' r ' k i' cl
to Mr*. ELIZA K. TALLEY, Grace, fie- ween j'ff£
*on and Adams street*. oc dinwltc.t»'
MKOK HKNT---lntendin#: to rcuTfivii
to the country, I offer my dw,l|i c » on
street, for rent. I <il»o -wish to sel, p? wNn >m
in St. James' Church. p w £, ° *
no 4—2awt* BICK. L. WINSTON
MKOOnS FOR KT>TWi Wo verr
larg-j and comfortable rooms, over the Firurlr
spector'* office, on Cary'atreet, asitable for ain"
g!e gentlemen. D. S. Lt.LAPLA.NE
de 4—2'awts
£ K!»K HKNT--Ar>tl peNMt «»ion Klvr ,',
immediately, the Store and Cellar (a new hriek
building) on the South side of Broad, between
Second and Third street*. Apply to
de 17—13t* E. W SLATFR
el* OK KKMT" A hutiNc nu<l «urden
with six acres, in Duval's Addition. aod a hotm.*
on Union Hill. A. B. HUTCHESON.
de 12—t»
RKN'jT—'l lif tpnrnietit -icni.d
door from Franklin, fronting oa sth street.—
Possession given Ist January. Applv to
de 12—17t JAMES SCOTT.
OH. KKiVr••ljHrge IVnre llouxe
on the Dock Apply to
de 13—tlstja OEO 8. PALMER
®FOK KH.M — I- n«-.CKHtun KivMi imme
diately, one fins Office, and one la ee Lodping
Room in Morriss' Builoing, corner of Ma n
and 10th street*, with Gas, Water. &c. AUa, in fbe
same building, one Office with two rooms, two late
m-nt rooms with fire places'and teverai lodting luonn
wi'h all modern conveniences. fcsaession jivenls
January next. Apply to DITV AL &. NORTON
de 9—lm* or RICH G MOP.RISS
*RB> KOtt Kb NT.--A <!rnirnlilc tniiiilr
HSj| residence on the south side of Leigh, between
2d and 3d streets, and nearly opposite the resi
dence of Mr. Dan'l Truebart. The house coctam*
about 6 rooms, with the necessary outhouses, and
conveniently arranged for a genteel famiiy.
Apply to
de B—ts TAYLOR fc WILLIAMS.
m-.-u it A 15!, ittMiitxiTTt > H
ffiS, RENT —A comfortable brick dwelling on Main
JHE& street, between 3d snd 4tb. The house is welt
finished and in complete repair, hav ng just under
gone alterations and improvements; it hus <ss
throughout, ho. The Lot is 160 feet deep, giving
ample yard room bath in front and rear of the house.
Possession gi.en immediately.
Apply to JAMES P PURCKLL,
da 4—l» Of Puree!!. Ladd & Co.
®KOK KKiMV Ike Insure on lury
street. opposite the Columbian Hotel, cow oa
cupieii by Messrs. Ritciiffe Si Douglas. Posses
sion aivan Ist januaiy, 1837. Apply to
deS-ln. N K FOWK.
KAVTOKV KOK KENT.
The fine four story, brick Tobacco Factory, oa
litb, between Main and Cary streets; icis very
well adapted for the business, having city water and
gas and other conveniences, or sn ; talle for any othsr
busicess. Pries $<00. WM. GREANOft.
de 2—U
MCUK IttN'f.-'! he roinfm litble Tro.
ement on Second 'treat, r.ear Main, oppcsita
the residence of Mr. Sam'l Denoon. It Has nine
or ten rooms, with comfortable Kitchen, a hydrant,
itc. Possession given Decfmber Ist Apply to
no 21—ts vVORTHAM k COTTRELL.
M STOKE HOI HE KOK UKNT.—The
Storo House on 15th street. Una
Cary, no w'occupied by Royaii li. Snodgrass.
Possession given Ist January next. no 17—ts
MTWO HdtSi.SI'UKKt.M -A com
modious house containing seven rooms, with »
basement, d-ining room, &.C.. on an extensive
lot, on which there is a largo stable and carriass bo na
situated in the most healthy part ofibe city, near the
centre of business.
A small house In a retired part of ilia slty, on a io«
40 by 106 feet ~
Apply at 115 Main street. 06
KOtt KliM'.—Tlif >tore iiud t ellur,
opposite the Escbaage Hotel, on 14th street,
lately occupied by Mr. William Hurley m an
Exchange Office.
Also, several Lodging Rcorns over trie store, ccrtisr
of Main and 12th streets, lately tccupied by Mr. K.
M. Zimmerman. .
oc 10—tf JOHN ORffMB.
M TOBACCO KACTOHV FOSi
E!3 Tli* Tobacco Factory, now occupied by »r. w.
Hl'i b Dickinson, cn llUi slioet, between Main and
Gary, will be for rant next jear. Possession
Ist January. Apply to _ „_
BARKSDALE k READ,
oc B—tf Shockoe Warebtn"_
—JKOii lora.M
£®j ly WALL STREET HOTEL.—This ffoprrtj
.nM. ij situated on 15th. between Main and t- rsniii*
itreet*, hu beeu recently enlarged and ucu«
thorough repair. It can aceommo<!»te cemtsru y
from fifty to sixty lodgers There is a >arge bar roots
about thirty by forty feet, a parlor 25 by 36 fas , *
dining room SO by 40 feet, a spacioos
large bake ovea and extensive eooking r*n;e», all '
c«ntly buiit; cocxfortable servants' rcouis, eon' ?n'*
ences for tusl and wood, is we. 1 ! supplied wit., w <
in the ki'chen, bar room and oo ttie second 9 ->n
gas bas been introdaood into tie bouse, and tbere m
every «onv»:n;eao3 necceaary for «oci> aa
mint.
■'.«* imtnadia^l*.
For terms cp?lv to ftl&OAlt
4A SfKAVbI) UK .«*TOI.ti.V ,r ® ni ,h *
>jiSJ Kir*t Market Home. <n SATt
ing. the imh cf Oo'obar, a
MARK, 3 years old Sbc h»d oa a black «add>« » -
a leather firth, a grey blanket and a Gomniuv
t will give a reward of Ten Dollars for ' n "
of the Mars to me; ana if stolen, <i«0 far the app
hecsion and conviction of the thief vrnrv
oc 21-tf JOHN LINIHHEi .
H. MOKSKi«c »««•• i^iVo
gFSSST®V K A C T U R K K »
TTH TNI'KORTKB -Have opened *J .
JJ%t J BRortcand M'isfc Store on Ms.ettJ"*
second door from tenth. next to Meade
»here they will keep for tale Piano#. M«l*» e
Guitars Violins, Flutes, Ascoideons, o! 1
quality and at low prioes. Muki*l
Instruction Bocks for the Piaco and otnsr
instruments. , _
All new and standard Music for the nano. tU .
Banjo, Uultar and Violin Strings, of tne
y pieno Fortes tuned and repaired; a.i '
promptly attended to. W
Our friends; ad the'pnblic generally are
give us a cell
i iin 111 iimm i NUTtI'K —Tkr rrrUWf" lU
over the Roitd of ihu th ,
be discontieued from W td»sod J- ,
21th December, I8">6, to the sthi day ofJanija
0«e« R., Fred'g k Fo. It. RJ Co f , , 0 „a
Richmond. Itth Dsn.. IS.W. \ —J—- -
"js; TUB rKT«.*»(»CBU /J
JGI rOR«AN»W
OKM, on *jeamore if ik*f «•**• *
choice ttAMe W <l DtSUCACIRSof t\« *•**"*,**
I.en 'he markets ran produce, lor the 'ebles o
who love lo nourish the iuner wan f ,o 7**'"
Fratie Chickens and Partridges |filled. C«"* - at( ,
Ducks, Snipe and Venlsop. Oyeters an J CfcenjfM
and li-s I.iauoK* end Cicaa*. and Uss** »
d» 1 dim* WM V MOTV Prowlfj,
"iiSSS. WIH » AMSSW".

The daily dispatch. [volume], December 23, 1856, Image 4
About The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The daily dispatch. [volume], December 23, 1856, Image 4 About The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The daily dispatch. [volume], December 23, 1856, Image 4
About The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884