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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04
Lamartine Dumas and Sue.

Lamartine is--yes young ladies, positively
prim looking man, with long face, short grey
hair, slender figure, and suit of black Put "A
pen behind his ear,and he would look like conf
Dental clerk. Give his face more character,and
he would remind you of Henry Clay. lie has
fine head, phrenologicay speaking-large and
round at the top, with spacious forehead,
and scant allotment of cheek Prim is the word
though. There is nothing in disappearance which
is ever remotely suggestive of the romantic.
lie is not pale, and for rolling shrtcollar,
Byronc neck tie,he is not the man. Ro-
nance is in fact tho article he lives by. and like
other men, chooses to "sink the shop at least
when he sits for his portrait.
Dumas, on the eontrary,is burly fellow. His
lnrge, red round checks stand out till they seem
to stretch tho worry skin that covers them, and 1t
looks like polished apple. His black, crisped
hair is piled hgo above his forehead, and stands
divided in two unequal masses, one inclining to
the right and the other to the left. His eyes are
dark and his mouth sensuous, but not to the de-
gree of yulgarty. His person is large and his
flowing mantle red He is the gentleman to lay
bare his throat and look romantic. not Byronical-
| ly so but practically. Yet he looks good humor-
ed, and like man whose capacity for physical
enjoyment in all kinds is boundess. His negro
blood is evident enough to one who knows the
fact, but would not be detected by one who knew
it not. Ii appears in the peculiar rotundity OF
the man in all his parts. 1t orsped, and heaped
his hair;t gave the iullness to his mouth;it makes
him dress up in flowing red to have his picture
taken. But his complexion is only shade dark
er than the average The portrait reminded us
for the moment OF the late MIR. Hamblin, tho ac-
tor.
Eugene Sue is neither prim nor burly. lie is
Il man of large frame; which u loose black
coat is buttoned Complexion light-blue eyes
hair once black, now pepper and salt-whis
kers voluminous-eye-brows black and thick
good forehead and the lower face ample. Thi,
conveys no better idea of the mans appearance,
than the description in a French passport. Blu
the truth is, Sues countenance and figure hav,
none of those peouliarities which make dcscrip
ton possible. He looks in his portrait like
comfortable, careless elderly individual taking
his in easy chair and an easy coat
He does not look like an author. Authors nev
er do. His air is rather that of prosperou
citizen. Sue is only forty-five, but he has live,
fast and looks fifty five. Lamartine is sixty
three, and would pass easily for fifty three. Du
mas is fifty, and would get credit for thirty eight
Home Journal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04

The TREATY WITH SwITzrRLAND.-The doc
uments relating to the negotiations with Switzer-
land, recently called for, together with the treaty
as submitted for ratification, have been sent in to
the Senate. The treaty secures to the United
States and Switzerland the same reciprocal COM
mercial advantages as are enjoyed by the most
favored nations, and the mutual delivery of Grim
inals ON the usual terms of the various extradi-
ton treaties between the United States and other
countries.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04
MARRIED

On the 22d ult., at the residence of F. NJ. WI
lev esq, in Roekbridge, by the Rev. Mr. Pende,
ton, Capt. +. EcHoLs to Miss SUSAN, daughter OF
Col. LEWIS guggs, deed, all of Rockbridge
= on the I'd inst :, by the Rev. james Z. Clop-
ton. Mr.. CHARLES p. WILLIAMS OF Bedford, to
Miss AMELIA, daughter of Christopher Newer
esn of Amherst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04
S 5 @ REV A R D

- AN away from The subscriber Monday 2nth day
~ of February mulatto nam Il JOHN b, tier
known IA JOHN HENRY He i, about II 10 inches
high % years of aye and slender made and has the y.
pearunre IL disspated habits. No particular marks
Iecoeced. He has been allowed to hire himself /, an
intelligent and doubt trying make his way to
free The ubuve reward ,f $50 will be given if
taken in the state SIS if taken oui the stnte
" II MOsBY.Ag't,
f'r legatces of Doct Geo Cabell dec d.
o-dlwcot
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04

Col Gates written defence before the Court
Martial sitting on his case is plain statement,
and an indignant denial of the truth of the
charges brought against him of neglect. selfish
conduct, harsh expressions. &C., and he asks his
judges "to accord to Ian old soldier exactly his
duc-no more, no less"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04

We are informed says tho Knoxville Register,
tina, the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad
Company have not sold single bond of those is
sued by the State to the company under an act
of Legislature of 1852, for less than ten per
cent premium A sale of S50,000 of the bonds
made only few days since to Tennessee
purchasers Mt that rate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04

GRAuAM's AMERICAN MONTHLY MAGAZINE, for
March, prompt as usual in its publication, is an
elegant number, containing much choice and va
ried matter, and indicating its.caim to rank u
mong the favorito periodicals of the country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04

AN AMERICAN OFFICER IN THE TURKISH SER
VEGA letter from Constantinople says "a
large number of Polish officers have been sent to
the Georgian frontier to help to fight the Musco-
vltes. Mr.. Bonfanti, of New York. formerly of
the American volunteers in Mexico, has been
sent to the same place, with the rank of major
lie has also received the name of Nevrs Bcy''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04

Gov. Wright, of Indiana, last week paid WIS.,
it TO Frankfort, Ky, as the guest of Gov. Pow
ell of that State. He was received with dstn-
guished honors in the capital of the latter in the
presence of both branches of the Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04


LENT is an old Saxon word signifying Spring.
The Lenten Fast means. therefore, the Spring
Fast. This is n season of abstinence and humi-
liation for forty days exclusive of the Sundays)
before Easter in memory of our Saviour's mirac-
ulous fasting forty days and forty nights in the
wilderness. The first day of Lent is called Ash
Uednesddy, from n custom in the ancient church.
OF fasting in sackcloth with ashes upon the head
IN token of penitence and humiliation.
MUSICAL AND THEATRlCAL.-Ole Bull had a
large and fashionable audience in Baton Rouge
ON the Goth ult. He left next morning for
Natchez.
Madame Sontag sang to a crowded audience in
Mobile on the night of Goth ult
The Batemans left New Orleans for California,
Feb. 22, in the steamer FL Dorado
Macbeth has been brought out at the ST. Charles
In New Orleans, with all the possible magnifcence
and strong cast-Mr. Anderson performing the
Ihane.
Young Paul Julien has been delighting the
Havanese with his wonderfully precocious pow
ers. The Captain General honored the first con
cert with his presence. Gottschalk, the pianist,
is likewise there.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04

The captured ships are. in every case, to be
sunk. or brought into tho Atlantic and American
harbors of Russia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04

KENTuoKY.-Gov Powell vetoed the bill ap-
Forthcoming the State into Congressional Districts
recently adopted by the Legislature of Kentuc-
ky, but it was subsequently passed by the requi-
site vote, over the veto.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04

The Wings of the Knoxville district of Ten
nessce have nominated n. G.. Taylor as their
candidate to fill tho vacancy in the present Con-
gress caused by the death of Mr.. Brookins Camp
hell
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04

The fashonables at New Orleans, we see are
having gay time of it, just now. They had a
mask and fancy ball at the ST. Charles Theatre
on the evening of the l4th, which the Delta de-
scrlbes as most brilliant throng of beauty
fashion, splendor, taste, humor, comicality, &C.
centricity, extravaganza. The rules required
everybody TO appear in mask or fancy, and it was
inhexby enforced
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04

PRINTER TO CoNGREss.-Mr. Nicholson was
nominated Printer to Congress, by the caucus
ON Tuesday night. There was but small atten-
dance of members
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

TEMPERANCE NOT1CE.-The Rev. John r.
Edwnrci. Of Lyn hburs, will deliver Temperance dis
course at Gon Church. Monday, the 9th of March
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and Tuesday the 9Th of March
he will deliver another discourse at Smyrna Chun,h
al tie Lenh Of uarris' Crnrk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04
Stop the theft!

~ ~ Of February, n ROAM HORSE, ak wears Old
with short rod maine and red tail stolen from my
stable. He is good riding horse and of Common size
rather slim, and in lean order The thief ml.t have
had key which fitted the lock the stable door as
the door was locked the morning, after Il horse
token. will give the above reward foi the hon Sc and
for the apprehension of the thief will give suitable
additional reward. WIN. LEFTWICH.
marf Is O,ter Bridge Bedford
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19
NUMBER is.
RICHMOND wHIG.
LEXINGTON.

NJ OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
Min, e on %iss ,ss Ger ,se meadow vas creeping.
R0'e The bold rebel and .horldsrsd hts quo.
Over the sien, dale
Dh'he leSssa S The morning on eO,las. .ad splr,.
While FROM nj, noble ss, -
'h'hed The last sparfieo Of ,isert,s Gre. M
o,r ,se ,moo,s sIesu where the fresh I.sf sprnrnS
h,k the death roll.ry around them is fissinsi
Look With their life blood the young sra,. Il v.,t
Marmuriny low In dsais
I" S,cia Ssr son. hoy their is,h.rs have disd5''
Raised for its native land
Les ey The vespon that gieami Il Il, sfd.
Over the hillside. the Wild kn.,i /, ,osiar
A, through the The ,hanser saf,, rolling
pa.ton the soldiers path
Darken the waves Of wrath
Red ssr., the @a,ses. S" Saa a,.i ,S.' 'h'5 fall
sharp rings the riaei erash
osI'os ana changing from thickst aud vail.
G.ily the plane OF the horsenaa Va, d.nei,x
psi nsser to shador his e''d brow sgsIA;
heshps and painting he drsops ea the rein:
rae yoIe.,. r. tn: lip Of soorn
Torn l, The .ilkenfrnged red eros. on hi.h.
Msay bei,ed breast
Low on the ta,f ,han rest,
hs he dark hunters the herd hay . pa,,.s h.
snaS girdlsd erags where the hosr,. wind n. r,x,
WI sn anere e, ne weary aaoh tnurmar .ni vail
Reced with the echoes uat role oa m. s.i'
ar as the tempest thrili,
over the darkened hilI
fh h the sunshine streams ever the ul.tp
Reused by the tyran. hand -'
Woke ALL the N ighty land
dirded for battle from mountain 70 main
'issn De the graves where her martyrs are lying,
- anu ioonbless they sunk their rest
while Ger their ashes the starry fold uyInr
wraps the proud eagle they reused from NJ. Ma,
Borne on her northern pine -
Long Ger the foaming brine
'p'eAu ner broad banner % storm aud 10 .un
Heaven keep her ever free
Wide As DER land aud sea
fI'ais the fair enblem her heroes have va,
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UAds favorable Of
and Splendid patterns Of FLOOR OH CLOT his
aoy climate N VAN BRUNr,
nhx,-ea IS Burllnr slip. New York.
URr LETr- Ha PATENT SECURED m isI9-PUIyER-
- MACHERs PATENT HYDRO ELECTRIC yOLTAIC CHAINs
la discovery n medicine electricity
lhey relieve without pain shock acu.
psns such as he sad I'd toohahe
cal psrays nervous Complaints liver
H by miracle They have been applied with tie greatest
All those dreadful diseases In children.
ms also In cases OF teethng under difficulties
oruefso The bowels They
ueeotpose water dehect the short show
OF powerful voi;aic pile The
pocketboos are always ready for
last man guarding himself family and frie
aeaihst That number OF diseases and complaints d
seaning electricity perfectly safe
remedy. The a
batteries from $40 to f22 CO. " ~ " " w.
incredible as seem the above person easily
convince himself beforehand, the depot
Importance Of the Invention has beea America
BY the Academy Of Medicine the
applied with great success In the medical
Bellevue, and Wards Island Hospitals
etc. In Europe by the Royal
10 London; by the Academies Rationale Medcn.
the Imperial Faculty at Vienna Faculty ern
principal hospitals In EUROPE
The proprieors In possession OF testimonials
eject ron all the above Institutions and Europe as
well as OF the most eminent and distinguished
them. " " fN " N~-"e
Pull and illustrated descriptions one for personal u,e and one
or seehine men, with cop, OF testimonials number OF
cases cured IN NeS York and Europe
the ohcs They will be forwarded free postage any part
@ h answer to prepaid lnquirie., tanning
cents poS'Agesta J. sTElSERT Sole Agent
For sale by PURcELL, LADD Co.. Sole Agents Richmond
Virginia. - isSTJ,,
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DIR. JOHNSTON,
BALTIMORE LNrk HnSPITAI

BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
NM may be obtained the speedy
" ~ SEGRET DISEASES.
Gono,hG Gest, sirie,ures Seminal Weakness, Pain in tn,
55As%,y !5n. % Disease. Of the head Nose, throat
s9 Is pSGSfs: S & b s
Especially, who have victims OF S,,i.a ve, that
dreadful and destructive habit apiuay sweeps 10 an IN
sf haS o:. ssans. siass aaa @
WITH tue ,s, 1 Of eoqunee or "at"d to eesAsy
o, ssd He, Hrs0 or aS;f contemplating marriage bsiag
stored to Perfee, health
~ oFgzcE NO SS5fR FRSSsRycx STREET .e,.a
] de- & ssi II sHmss @ e 60 III
'0&s "As&FS t&5 Gg2 % SS ASo A& g4fgE B1Fs MADE
TiEs SoTicE-Dr. Johaston OEes hi. dHeiuy Or fHF
Ia. ney extensive practice Is sassa guarantee that
the ''S proper fhi,l:,i6 pS 5oSsPfSGyN 4 sPSy TO-
one of the o moe hsya nsS SSS tssrs 5 @ Snn
reair Of whose lie spent the Hospital, Of
most nns saPt i an Ia. sS Of h
nshg IN ne ears s1d head when asleep
eusing attended sometimes with dsrangement mind
A Certain Di-ease.
IA" mS ms Si y0.ary o. pleasure ENDS he
mat antimsd sense Of shame, dread discovery
Alone berend him. dsiayngm till the
f %asf 6o, @ such a.
nes Of sight dsanes nodes on the shin bones arms
piilty t at last the paate OF ~ uoa or he hns ~ h
al in the yietr, Of mis- awful 5sSs bsr. 1917
ngs by sending him TO "thst borne ,ra nsnss o
turns" Tosuch therefore Dr. JoIISsTOS
the most iay oAbr fscTssY. an r. XII.
Hospitals in Rurspe and hneres he n re-
commend .sfe and spsey cure 20 bs - III
horrid disease n 4. N Il. ,ts al ~ =. 80 % " ,
this dreadful cornpI IL ovnF 10 ~. nn,tent, -
pretendcrs Who by the use OF h, d.sIs pojs ~
the consultation and either seq he M a. s., %
timely grave, or else make the resiiue fir r1,,.rs
AH,ctions Of tbr I,ads'
And diseases the eSis.,pee Of which !, Sns,,,v ,,s,. -
Pain, Uneasiness Urinary Organs weaEnss Of t system
ssd pseaar assoS, s Snn m ~
Take PAriicuisr so,le,
ouug men who have injured themselves practice
panions sehoo-the elects Of Shish Ts nigy tt
when asleep cured udsrs
destroys both mind and body.
What pity that young man. the hope country and the
darling Of his parents should suatrii from ali
sujoyments Of fe by consequence Of rom e
OF Nature aud indulgng In certain such
before contemplating
. Narrisgr,
that sound mind body most
the journey through life bccsme, weary the prospect
hourly dSrssns to the view the and becomes stb de.
Of another becomes blishitd With our own
Constitutional Debility.
Dr. Addresses young Anl all Injured he mseire
bypriVaie and Improper indglgcnces.
f.S. . $sS @ s,s sSSs ; Ssis
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sgss2 EsssS zEss sssSsy2a Sa 49, d..

6tENrKAL RIA IItOA OPEN 10 STA TNT0y-
~ cheapest most Comfortable Expedition.
men ever made for Travelling the Virginia springs
Lexington, dc. 'F'eN
Ihs Company are provided with large supply Of
nc" Engines and Passengers Cars have
gage rem cas Stages the whole route hr only
line 'anhiny through SSrsn H,lTS tcerE. '
The cars mountain at Ro,kdsh 0su
where AZ various points In the
view of SGrpAssInF grldieuT aud beauty "
commencing with the LIST day Of July
viii be run daily between Richmond aunton and an
mediation Train also daily, except Sunday With The ye Of
securing TO ladies and 'nyadJ amount Of ent
The Express Train will leave richmond Gle and ar
rive at stanton l3o Returning leave saun,on =,
VI aud arrive in Richmond at SIS p. NJ.
y TINS line passengers eEy- Petersburg
at 80 p. ". 'f''"e' "'>' "''
The Accommodation Train will leave Richmond NJ son
ping al charlottesville - minutes arrive in
ton at 6 IT, W. where the pight aud m
at3P.M. ' ~ '""'o''
The Aeeomtnodaon Train viii lervc staun,on at A. and
arrive in Richmond at $50 r. NJ. " '' $500
Returning from the SPRINGS will
with the Orange aud Alexandria going Sofhv,yI snd lii
the Petersburg train going South ~ '
The early train will not for passengers going up sxrep
iHterHaoiiate points. " '"''
IheesooHd train Dcpg H will stop the usual
points for passenger but will not stop coming except
depot- ''' ~
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o. ToCks FOR sALk-S2O 900 Coupon Bond. OF ,e Cor.
poraton of Lynehburg so by
ginia and Tennes,e Railroad Company
nually.
$4,000 Coupon Bonds OF the Virginia Central
company ~ years TO run Interest payable half yearly To
cure the payment OF these Bonds Of which
OoO And be ued there
works OF the Company costing about 81 100000.
$4,000 HichnOnd city Stock 81 maturity
payable semannualy. sinking apart for the
payment OF this stock, which will extingush In 80
Persons having stocks to dispose OF would do we'll them
10 always
more desirable to then, will sell their
crate commission.
To those wishing TO invest would
rally have hand OF
which will be sold ON very moderate tens,
ja26-N MAURY A MORTON. Nome under Cy Hotel
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Two FIFE III BIIC.-We are running a daily line ~
stages from the terminus u the Southde Aroad Lynch
bG continuing on ly the virginia aud Railroad ana
our stage Line TO the Sweet Red
whole cost TO the passengers aS So Richmond and The
"te sulphur springs, and by the following schedule
Leave Richmond daily Except sundays via the Danye Rail-
tosu 20 junction Of the souhside Road, a,
terminus; and our Coaches TO tynehburg by AZ Leay,
Lynehbug NJ via the Virginia Tennessee Railroad to
uergnH point OF odr line, at Binsack Pnease
sy DARK Leave Hneasiie At daylight day. arrive at the
Springs by 6PN 49, " ~ ''''
Hchmond aud Danye passenger, are inrmed at on snd
eer ihe'th day of July, We will splendid
Coehc sPeed increased and fare reduced
Railroad and Danvile " ~
night " ~ ~ ' '''
Pare from present terminus to DanvIle 500
De do do TO Halifax Q. " ia
Suire. " "N' ~
II
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TIE NEW YORK STEAM
BLA M BOOR
RICHARDS, IIAIDHT & co.,
IMPORTERS
CLOTHS, vEsTINGs. DRILIINGs, CLOAKINGs,



BLANKETS, ALPAC0AS, TIVEEDS,
ysa-sm-t4l 10 s;'s lso 'ss &ii BARCLAY STREET. Ny.
iE G9T % AsD sa9E lHN
Sis,, W, MSIa: rat in lsi
M M4Tsly and can aGI 10 sell cheaper other house No
ap2s-dsm-IMl 5. oAHILI.
HNXGEisIoR SEWING MACHINIs-Made by HOOD, BAT
these Mses Sasntsa as & Es hsT
.ana and sorkmanIkr TaIcr, shoenai.
ean ana % s%. S in n r Satrsn'sd to give .a,
done by hand Cali and them In operation 40 oHENuT
myS-diy-iaI WA. DAWSON, Agent
\ AMrs snss rHosdENE Gas. BuhNI.;a YLuID AND cAM.
in the above articles and oder for sale the
's'fs Ssfs s.sss.
aud principle Dav safety Lamp
s @ s s.
Materials for light Of best quality always for sale the
market price 1 sHas sTass .'1ss 5 K. ssss GO
H!0LIAN AND OTHER ritNOs.-BERRY q GORDON, 2gi
X1L Broadway, Publishers OF Music-apd Dealers wholesale
and retail In piano, Meodions and
Co.. Pianos are considered superior ali o"r
Nsg Si od hand
BERRY GORDON Successors to T. $. Berry, 2.I broadway
P s. H. 4oliAn Piano. have the ae,, improved
EoHN rInFE, Dealer Ivory m or Ivory
% Goods, Murray street, n. Y. ocI9-dy
20 pno.p sraEf i ear@rr e. hs.,.- New yo.. oGer
% - for sale the following heavy Cotton Fabrics:
New England Cotton sail Duck-22inch, all nos,
hard and sot also, all tho widths
ured at this estabiment comprising every known TO
the trade, and offered at the lowest rates.
United states Pilot Duck-wociberry Mount
WilIinantic Cotton Ducly-l6 IS 20 and % inch all
numbers This
muG at the London Worlds owa state Pair
ship and ISeur Mark Duck-Plain Il twilIcd man.
ufaenred by the Greenwoois
.as tents, awnings, &C.; also, Mount Ravens
Howard Ravens Pioneer and Phpnix Mills:
plain % TO 81 inch; Heavy do do.
Cotton Snil Tyy inca ass
Turpaulins HnmmoclSs, Stuns, &c.
PAPER feitng-3o to ~ inch, made heavy expressly
for drer fets ~
Car Covcring-coon Canvass, all widths. from 80 TO 100
inches and all numbers made expressly
railroad perfectly and permanently waterproof
enduring than the itself
EnamclIing Canvnss-3o IS, 40, IS and 30 inch plan
Bngs nnd Ragging-of every description. Seamless
Bags whole, all bales l0O
bnuE strength, utility and ehsapness
| surpassed.
Also heavy Cotton saOkng Canvass Warp and
Filling heavy tsled. do do, 20, %, 80 and sIiuch
| article fels-dI
IRON RAILING WORKs.
oN hALNGs-ETery variety, OF Wrought and Cast Iron,
and the celebrated wc Railing Patent WIrr
Fence for Prairies Railroads. Farms Lawns Gardens
per rod Iron Bedsteads and Iron Furniture
Second edition Of the New Phase
containing designs explanations and prices Of the
forwarded by addressing the subscriber.
JOHN b. wIcKERsHAM
- Warerooms, No. 3i2 Broadway N. Y.
mh?i-d'm-Gn] WORKS. Nos. So, Is. 81 50 6
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xKw yoaK ADyxRrrsRnKsr
r'posAiDs norsz io9 ~
THE WEST POINT HOTEL.


rsoz 4 sDosIlDs ADyxariaso ioa sissio
THE WEST POINT HOTEL.
(kN rHE UNITED STATES GROUNDS AT WET POINT, Is
" open for e reeeption Of guests Dock has been
built by the Anordng convenient landing for the
stsamboat Steam FERRIES pyinE Cold spnT
Point and also bstueen Gsron Depot and West Point have
Hudson Riy rr Railroad.
The fast and elegant steamboat Aida New York daily
O'clock NJ At the foot OF Robinson street. landing
the Point In time witness evening parade Of the
boat communication Will te frequent during the day.
The Hotel has been freshly painted renovated for the
and the public. "
jei'-u-tnl g. r. ROE.
TIE NEW YORK STEAM
BLA M BOOR
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT.
Caps boun numerous per qaire upwards
do full boand, White. 1Sc upwards rine Blue lse
do With knds and BirdS, White Gee Zine Blue pagd f5c
Dsmy fns Blue Russia corners PACED IS cts and upu,rds
do do with ends and bands pay,d, ltc and upwaId.
do do Hn..i. do DO DO eoe. do
"sunm fns Hue haia eernr, pAged Gle and upwards
do do bindings, SIC.
Royals and super. Royals, extra bibi do tl.o5
ef Pass Boobs t fross and upwards
do do Memorandum Books, fa per upwards
heeept boofs Petty Accounts Blanks Letter
Writing Books Cy herring Books, School Albums
every quality and description, all bound n
and In the nesest STYLES which
staioner' and Dealers generally for approved paper by
JoHS oHARA,
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b1A liberal dIeount when purchased large quantities.