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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-26

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EXTRA TRAIN FUr InEs 1NAUuUkAIIUN.

EXIHA TRAIN fOn IdE iNAUGukAllOn.
axU Round Trip IS.
nN THuRsDAY, Sd March, an extra train, In
~ conjuciion with the cspacious and splendid
steamer Baltimore will be run, for the purpose OF
affordng those who may desire to witness the Ger.
emonies Of the following day 10 washington,
comfortable trip the OCCASION with put tne less
Of single day from business.
The train will leave the depot tn Richmond pre-
cisely at O'Clock NJ and arrive ct the creek
about az + M, where passengers VIII pc aple 70
have comfortable supper, and nights Iess On
board of the commodious steamer baliimore, ana
reach Washington 10 the course OF the night Dur,
Ing the following day, meals will be served IN board
for such as may desire ii, and all 80 disposed can
lodge on board the same night, free oil extra
charge.
Returning, passengers take either of the
mail boats which leave Washington daily at P
and 81 AN.
u Fare for the round trip ss-meals and
state-room extra. SAMUEL RUIN,
Agent of Transportation.
Office RE- e. PR Company,}
Richmond, Feb 81. 1853. 5 fe2l
NEW TALE, BY INKS. GORE.-This
In day published the Deans Daughter, or the
Days We Live in-by Mrs Gefe, authorizes of the
Bankers Wife, Mothers and Daughters, Mrs Army.
tage, &c, neat vol 12mo, paper SOC, cloth 75c
a This 10 delightful story, and we think our pre-.
dictions as to its will be completely verified
1t is written in q pleasant and lively style, and
comprises an abundant flow of humor and inter.
"a tale of deep interest. tits written in an ener-
getic and lively style and unfolds some of the pro-
found passions of the heart. Some of its scenes
are highly eloquent and impressive. while the les
SONS which they convey cannot fail to meet the ap
proval of all readers."-London Globe.
Light and Shade, or the Young Artist by Miss
Harriet Drury; 12mo, paper, Is, cloth SIS
Lady Bird: by Lady Fullerton; vol lamo' pa
per As, cloth 6s
The Lofty and ffle Lowry, by Maria Mcintosh;
9 vols l2mO, paper Ss cloth LIS
Experience of Life, tale by Miss Sewell; 12mo,
paper 4s cloth 6s
English Items, or Microscopic Views of England
and Englishmen, by NJ F Ward, vol 81
A Winter in Madeira, and Summer in Spain
and Florence, by Jno Dix; 12mo, 81
Projections, by ] Augustine Smith, / vol 81 so
Calhouns Works, vol L. $40. cloth 81
For sale by NASH e. WOODHOUsE,
te % Eagle Square.
NEW SCHOOL BOOKs-A. NORRIS, 81
~ Main street
nav Method of Learning the German Ian.
guge, embracing both the analytic and synthetic
modes of instruction, being plain and practical
way of acquiring the art of reading, spelling, and
composing German, by w 81 Woodbury.
Analysis of Dramatic and Orstorical Expression:
developing the associative relations of the ele-
ments OF the voice and of gesture, by J A Fowler
First History of Greece By E NJ Sewell
A new and cheap edition OF Peterson's Familiar
Science
The Appalachian Primer, consisting of progress
sive lessons in words OF one and two syEables, by
Mrs S L Griffin
Appalachian Reader, No l, Mrs S L Grifla
IN dn do A 70
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"A CHANCE To OBTAIN CHEAP DRY
n GOODeS-TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
Az have determined TO sell my entire stock Of
Winter Goods at cost would call the attention OF
the ladies and the public generally, to my sssoa
ment of Silks, Delanes, Merinoes, Alpaccas, Plan
nels, Blankets, Shawls, Kerseys, and large as
soriment OF Muffs and a great variety Of other
Goods, too numerous to mention.
MORRIS w ROSE,
IA 6-2m 203 Broad street
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~s,. UlNG 10 EUkOPR AGAIN.
II sGsInsg e e Csst, and ss ss
MANS, Direct Imporfer af 1 ua. HY-
Gunss 10 %, Main strest-As in,snd s ,as sad
Europe sfsn 10 the Spring 70 make f, sg.ng 70
raHsernents for importing Wstehes 40 1 s1ef a.
reel 70 this city, SO as to be enabled r. a. ns q
rsos n our STATE, % compete with the soe
my valuable stock OF Gold and Slv., ~ moe 81
60 Gold Foo, Neck and Vest Chssns' a.. sch
aocksts, Ear Rings, Finger Rinss Be-, ansys,
bracelets and Bands and CREST yarsetv N -
Articles too numerous to mention = faneJ
~, = Rare Chance.--I have also on hand L..
arssa sase ana Fruit Baskets, Pistea casa, -
apasa four pieces; Casters Ssjt rsa,ss
lnk STANDS and lot OF Paper Mscas CO..
VIII De seid less thaa Cost, to make - ssacn
lot OF Guns which expect daily from 80. .sl ny
Don't forget that it Is al N'slaaa.
no HENRY HYMAN,s. No On
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I UBIN's EXTRACTS, Maneenet & Con
~ drays Perfumes, Roussers and Hauers Beef's
Marrow, Laroques Florida Water Shaving Creams.
French Shaving Soaps, Colognes, Nail Brushes
and Combs of all kinds, Toilet Bottes fancy Soaps
hair Oils and Tonics, &c, &c. For sale BY
Z J. PICOT,
fe "a Corner opposite the Old Market
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KEEP cFF THE PLATFoRM.-A decision
was pronounced by Judge Marshall of the
Court of Common Pleas of Baltimore, a few
days ago, to the effect that railroad comps
MES are not liable for personal injuries where
the same occur to passengers while standing
on the platform of the cars, against the warn
ings of the conductor. The case was that of
Temple VS.. the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad Company. Itappears
quence of a collision of the train in which he
Yves riding with another train. At the time of
the collision, however, it was shown in tes,i-
mony that Temple was standing on the plat
form of the car, in direct violation of an estab-
lished regulation OF the railroad company, and
after having been specially warned OF his peril
by the conductor of the train.
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GOD LIVER OIL.-Our efforts TO obtain
~ this article pure and unadulterated having
succeeded to the satisfaction of Physicians and 9TH
who have tried it, the increased and increasing
to make permanent arrsn gemants with the same
reliable manufacturer, at ST Johns, Newfoundland,
for regular supplies, which we shall continue 10
receive direct and always fresh.
Persons of delicate stonachs, who End difficulty
in taking Cod Liver OIL can have II SO prepared
as entirely to disguise the taste
For sale By ADIE & GRAY, and By ] BLAIR,
Broad street te 81
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A UMBER.-40e00 loot Seasoned Oak Boards
IL for Tobacco Boxes
10000 feet Seasoned 5usGuehsnna Boards
% ,00G feet Charleston and Baltimore Dressed
Flooring
10000 feet Assorted Rock Maple
5000 feet Assorted Buffalo Ash
5000 feet half inch Cherry
soon feet half inch Black Walnut
Landing at Rockets, from board schrs Virginia,
C II Cole and the A!varsdo. For sale ON the wharf
on accommodating terms, by
feI2 BELvfN e. PARKER.
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pOOT AND SHOE MANU- FACTURTHG

DOOT AND SHOE MANUEACTURIEG.
ID To meet the wants of my friends and custom.
ers generally, have concluded to engage In the
manufacturing of Boots and Shoes, and have en-.
gagged the services of Mr.. JAMES BOLTON to take
charge OF the same.
Mr. Bolton Is known to be faithful workman,
and well qualified to have all kinds of work gotten
up to suit such of my customers as may prefer to
leave their orders for Richmond made work.
| shall at all times have a full and complete stock
of Boots and Shoes, made BY the most approved
manufacturers of Philadelphia and the Eastern CT
ties. most respectfully ask continuation of that
patronage that has been SO hberaf3y bestowed on
me for both departments of my establishment, cor
ner of 4th and Broad streets.
fe Sim WPW.T TAYLOR.
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SOMETHING NEW AND DfSIkABLE
~ We have just received per steamer Roanoke, a
style of Toilet Glass; it is fixea on pivot 30
that 1t can be moved in eveay position and is well
INIT alton of Walnut and Papier Machie Some
beautiful patterns of the above article can be mad
at BULKLEY 81 cos,
fe % 1877 Main street.
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a 4 THE MET8OPULiTAN STORE, )
IA may be found large assortment OF Cloths
Cassimeres vestings, Waterford Neck Ties. Sell
adjusting Cravats, Collars, Hdkfs, white and CO..
ored Aid Gloves, half Hose, Umbrellas, &c, togetn
or with general assor inert Of Gentlemen's fuf-
nishing Goods, all OF which will be sold al loves;
prices. WILCOX Belts,
fell Isl Main street, near 18th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-26

AND NEAR RICHdOND EOR SALE,
II offer for sale most desirable Tract Of Lana,
contain ng 40 acres, more or less, lying Ia The
county OF Chesterfield, three miles above Ranches
bounded by the lands of Russel Dicksrson, Thos
Hardgrove, hrs Fisher and others, 40 acres of
which is cleared, the remainder wen timbered
with Oak and Pine. The quality OF ths sod is ex
ceeut in fact not surpassed by sny Ia thst section
of the county deem any further description I'M
necessary, as those wishing 10 purchase will of
course examine for themselves. Application may
be made to me, near Gregory's Tavern, Chester
field county, or to Mr.. Richard Archer, at the BANK
OF Va. GREEN WOOD,
fe l1--diafk
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GALE OF A COUNTRY STORE, &c.
~ The subscriber intending to remove to the
town of Danvilie, offers for sale, privately, his
stock of Dry Goods and Groceries, and to
rent for term of years his Store and Dwelling
House. There is also attached to the premises,
Wheelwright and Blacksmith Shop, with an ex.
tensive custom, which will bs rented. The loca.
ton is equal to any in the country for retail es
tablishment. ANY person wishing to embark on
the mercantile business, will do well to communi
cate with N at once. WIN. ROBINSON, il.
Black Heth, Chesterfield Co, Va, Feb Is, 1883.
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NOTICE.-PRtCE OF WOOD AND COAL
lS REDUCED Prom this date, the subscriber
will sell Oak Wood for 81 per cord, delivered;
Pine for So 50 per cord, delivered; Hard Coal
good article, warranted to burn we'll, at 50 so per
load delivered
5 per cent viii be deducted from the above prices
fof cash.
Orders left ct Mr.. Wootteik's Grocery on Broad
street, or the Office at die Yard win be promptly
filed.
fa3-ts THOS FOSTFR
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M HEAT STRAW.-For sale at the low
w price of 81 25 per bale of 200 lbs, which is
about the average weight of the bales, suitable for
forage, for stock, bedding or packing. Apply at
the Toll Office of the James River and Kanawha
Company, or to Mr. Crutch6eld at the Wood Yard,
near the Packet Landing, on the Basin.
e %
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JEW BOOKS, FEBRUARY xx.-J. w.
/ RANDOLPH has for sale The Deans Daugh-
ter, Or the Days We Live In, by Mrs. Gore, price
so cents
Digest of the Laws, Customs, Manners and In.
stftutions of tina Ancient and Modern Nations, by
Thos Dew, 90
New volumes of Bohn's Library. fe %
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The CHANGE OF FAsHIoN.-The ladies
and gentlemen of the fashionable circles are
anxiously discussing the changes in male and
female costume introduced by the new Frsnch
Court. The example of France is, of course,
supreme in all questions of dress, and if the
Partisan miliners should take notion to pat
renize the Bioomer, the whole espectable
world would be obliged 10 go into the shorts.
There is, however, no danger OF that just now,
as the order of the day at Paris is, TO revive the
style OF the time of Josephine,-short waists
for women, breeckes and knee buckles for
men. 1t is ms!ancholy prospect for tall girls
and spindle.shanked youths; but we see no es-
cape for them, unless there should be revolu-
ton in the French empire, before the new
mode comes into general use. Gentlemen Of
fine calves, rather pride themselves on the
chances ola future display of elegant proper
TONS ". i. Ep. Post
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ID UILDERS.-Theunde having erecsed
- Shop on 3rd street, between Main and Cary
streets, intends conducting the Carpenterins
Business in all IT'S branches and is now prepared
TO execute faithfully and promptly ali orders that
already extended to him, he pes, by strict per-
sonai attention to his business to merit a contin-
uance OF the same. Plans will be furnished by me
for any house.
fe IA Inn JOSEPH r. POWELL.
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NUT1CE.-Hav;ng determined to tarn my atten
~ ton more particularly b a job work business
would make known to my friends and the public
put up Steam Boilers, build Furnaces and Bake
Ovens, and all other job work connected with the
bIicklaying business. All work with which | am
favored, shall be done in a workmanlike manner.
Orders left at the City Drug Store OF Mr. Jackson
tention.
fe I4-1m* JOHN SWANK.
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS.-I have, of my
~ own raising, about 1000 OF the celebrated
can now sell at 621 cent per 100 Plants These
Plants are of fine size, and the fruit ia 100 we'll
known to need description.
As this is good time to transplant, those who
stand in need would 90 well to Apply soon. For
ale by
fe q O. A. STRECKER
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q ADIE 81 GRAY, DRU1iGIsTS =,
MAIs STHEET, have in store, and are r..a n,
Ing, large additions to their stock of nrno.
Medicines, Surgeons Instrumess.'
Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window GIass az
rancy Arueies, which they offer for sale on IL
most favorable terms to cash and VIC
~ KEEvE q BLAIR, APOThECaRTES
hand q general assortment of Druss Mai "a
cines, Paints, Oils, Dye stufs, &c, 10 wbi.b
they respectfully invite the attention Of their sanI
and the public generally. Prescriptions earsf,sl,
CON pounded at all hours. Orders from the conn.
Try WIN meet with prompt attention. They have
also in ssoi choice selection of Chewing Tana.
proved brands ~ ap'
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MOOD FOR SALE.--Tne sabsessoer hsFing
w large quantity Of Wood 70 spose Of, hAs
found It convenient to take yard ior that
His yard 10 on Broad street. opposite brocAs
Avenue. Orders for Wood may be left q. tns
stores of G. g. Herring, Esq Messrs Reeve z bisiT,
Jas, B. shelton, ESQ, OF as she yard, watch vii meet
with prompt attention.
he Mss on hand about TOO cord saperfo. seasoned
Oak Wood, which be VIA ssA ~ the marEet pzSe'
ia ie-ts John II. REEVE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-26

bacon & LARD.-50 kegs nice Lard
- 10 bbls nice Lard
5 hhds New Baltimore Sides
3 hhds New Baltimore Shoulders
9 hhds New Baltimore Breast Pieces
Just received per steamer Belvidere, for sale by
fe 81 JNO WOMBLE CO.
TO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
i The subscriber solicits the attention of Tobac.
CO Manufacturers to his superior Presses and Mfls
OF every description. p RAHM,
Eagle Foundry, Cary. below Pearl street.
au 21-6m
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A MISTAKE CURRECTED.-As has
"A been falsely and maiici0usly ramofed that
intended discontnuing the manufacturing business,
this is to s'keep il before The people,, that am SUI
making to order all styles Of Gentlemen's and La
dies Boots, shoes and CATERS. Not aagFaie-
full for past favors, and the liberal pssrOnsge have
met with, most respectfully ask continuation Oh
the same II by using nothing but the best maze
rials, employing competent workmen, attention 70
business, and desire ana effort 10 phase, shall
merit ysur PATRONAGE hope TO receive IT,
SETkR TiaSLEY,
fs lq-2w No 23S broad street.
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EEvE ~ BLAIR, DRUGGISTS. No IFS
Broad areas have constantly on hand sup
ply oil Richardson's. SHERRY Wins) Bakers Pre-.
MUM and Hu0Azad,s German Bisters. Also. Car
tsrs Spanish Mxtuss. now so justly celebrated for
the cureof Scrofua and ell diseases arising from
az impure state Of the blood, feI7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-26

ORNATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME u
co. may be consulted, confdentiaily, for the
treatment of the following diseases: Eruptions
u Sore Legs, Ulcers, Gaanduisr Swengs, or
largemeuts, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges,
whether recent or chronic Also all those com.
plants termed female diseases The advertisers
Invite attention to their chemical extract OF WHO
article known, to give tone and vigor to certain
abused aud debilitsted organs as well to renovate
system shattered By dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up, with full directions,
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly a.
tended to. Office on Franklin street, below Ell
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity church,
Richmond VIRGINIA fe 80
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ME DAILY DISPATCH

go. Spr.IruALrsrs AT CHICAGO.
"a. s-o,,u,v Court was occupied yesterday
=, he trial of two fthe parfies--Messrs. fh
.,;n, nd Arnold--connected with the Bank OF
Se,h Paine. on an Indictment for inciing 70
r;o,. The following is a portion OF the testimo
nv Of Mrs. Herrick, one OF the mediomsi nau
49, :, Chicago some months; had been EN-
,,ioysd in the bank 10 take money and pay ~
pm,. ssve advice 10 Mr.. Paine TO open the bank
~ Tuesday and let one person IN at q time,
En- ssr;ce was given BY the spirit OF George
Wesh;ae,on; did not know OF any other cosf
,,,,. s;rn,ions: might have received one from
panrv CLAW; does not who got commun'ee
,i.n about the smoking; Henry Clay sspfu
fold then, to receive all the oiiis anu Ieueen
~. ~. ~ s...;.ad communications three or four
.;n,ss . ws.k. n rsie of the bank was not to re-
Jser9 money for any person who came IN
syak;nr. aid not know of any revelation not to
,.Jesra money for dishonest persons" The
49,, :, he case were out all night, and came
mt (,omr, this morning; could not agree. and
wee discharged. Chicago Journal of 18th.
A New RouTE.-A railroad is in progress
from Mobile (some thirty miles already COM
pleied) TO intersect the road of Tennessee
through Nashville to Louisville. A Rail Road
is already in process Of construction from Lou
isville to Cincinnati, which when complete, will
open communication between Mobile and
Louisville of but about thirty-six hours travel.
Forty-eight hours, by packet, from Havana to
Mobile, thirty-six hours from Mobile TO Louis
vile, and about tairty hours from thence TO
Buffalo, would give the fruits ofCuba, in four
days and eighteen hours,-sooner by two days
than New York can get then at present.
PARTITION OF FLoRIDA.-The geographical
position of Florida is somewhat ineonvenien<
and divides the State into local parties the ir-
terests Of the west being different from those
OF the peninsula. A proposition has been made
TO give the western part OF the State as far as
ihe Chattahoochee to Alabama, the nothern
portion of Middle Florida to Georgia, and 10
erect tAe southern or peninsula portion into a
State.
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TOWING LINES.-A superior article, which
L. we will guarantee to give satisfaction, for sale
by c. J. SlNTON IL co,
fe 25 Sign of the Circular Saw, III Main az.
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II OTiCEs-s. MERCHANT q WEIsIGER
- Wlaniag 70 reduce their stock OF Oiosiarg
osioIg lsAseg Spring purchases, VIII sell ary art-
cie n - Ger me az very low prices.
ny GsS =. uaafs offered at cost. Can st Ne lie
ia % 3. MERCHANT q wFlsIGER.
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.-CHRTS.
IN TAN & LATHROP are now receiving their
stock OF New Spring Dry Goods, to which thew
particularly invite the attention of their
and purchasers generally. Their stock viii COM
prise the newest styles and latest designs of fereen
as well as domestic Goods, of every description.
House keepers will at all times find well select.
ed assortment OF goods suited to their wants.
fe ~~'
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A Il PRIVATE SALE, an excellent double
"A TO2 BUGGY, with pole and harness. Apply
to
fe 25 A. MOTT & co.
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THE AGENCY OF 4. FRANCE g. co..
i Managers of Lotteries. is removed TO the Office
late in the occupancy of Ro G Scott. ESQ, on Gov.
ernor street, and viii hereafter be conducted bv g
b LUCK. take pleasure in recommending nv
old customers to him as enc In every way werthy
OF the confidence which they have SO generously
extended to me during the last eight years.
feS CIV PIED Cryr
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NO. 50.
Che Dailp birainiau.
nr rLnNGFrLL Low
A u t U M NJ

o. with what glory comes nnd goes the yesrl
The buds "f srrng-thoso benatifn hnrbinsers
Ot sunny skie- and loudess times enjoy
Liie's newnes-, nnd enrth enfniture sprrnd out;
And when the si yer habit Of the clouds
Comes dpwn upon the Autumn sun and with
A sober gladness thn old year talrs up
HE bright inheritance Of golden fruits
a pomp aud pageant ill the splendid scene
There is beautiful spirit breathing NOW
lt' mellow richness on the eustsf'd trees
And from heuker full oi icheat dye-
Pouring new glory IN The Autumn woods
And dipping in wnnn light the pillard elonds
Morn. On the mountain, like u summer bird
lifls up her purple wing aud IN the vules
The gentle wlnI--n sweet und passpruto wooer--
Kisses the blushinR lenf, nnd sirs up life
Within the solemn woods of ash deep crmsoned
Aud silver beeol aud maple yellow lcnved--
Where Autumn, like u faint old mnn sils down
by the way side weary. Through tho tree.
The purple robin oyes the golden 6uch,
Tint on wild cherry and red eednr rcds--
winter bird--eones ith its plnniive whistle.
And peeka by the witch hazle: whilst along
From cottnge rooG the wHrhinR bucblrd sings;
And mefry. " TIA n-rrpcnted stroke,
Sounds from the thresl Ing floor the busy fail
q. whnl glory doth this world put ON
For him whu with ierycnt heuIi goes forth
Under the bright and glorious sky, aud looks
On duties well performed aud lnya wei spent,
For him the wind, ny. and T. yellow lcnves,
Shall anve n voice, nnd give him eloquent Teachings
lic shal henr thu solemn hymn llmt Denth
Has lifted mp for all. that be ahnll 60
To his long rcsine place wthouta tenr.
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Office at the Depot Ofthe Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad.
1853 Southern EnIerDriZe. 1883
IA u 90 :-s.:;ss;:a -
PARlSEN & KING

VIRGINIA, ~ CAROLINA s. TENNESSEE
Freight, Package aht Parcel EXPRESS,
TENO and from New York; Norfolk Petersburg aud
Il Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN x ROANOKE, and by the Seaboard and Rna
noke, Weldon 4 " Wilmington, CASTOR Raleigh, Peters
bug Weldon, Petersbu'g & ri -hmond Richmond aud
Frederick sburg South Side aud Va. Tenn. Railroads.
and connecting with Stage and Wage Lines from the
different points the Railroads 10 almost every pon
throughout the above Staes-throul in charge of sPe
rial Messengers Nero availing themselves of this
line for the transportation Of their Merchandise may
pose full confidence in its great expedition and
my of rates.
Merchants in tie interior of the above States order
ing Goods hom Baltimore and Philadelphia. to the
Of Parisen S Kings Erpress at Noriotk Petersburg
Richmond, may depend upon having all cha,ges paid
and their Goods forwarded without the east delay. and
free of all dtavfge and Commissions.
JAMES ii. KING Northern Office.
No. 3S, Broaduoy, N Y
W b. PARISEN. Southern Office,
Corner Boliingdrooh ami 2ndSts.
PaerSbrg, Va.