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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

nEC0RA1lvE FRESCU PAINTER uF TEE GIl NAN
~ and Italian schools ready TO decorate n I 10
most approved manner, and In all styles. Addr 3 ut
208 Spring street, New York GE0RGF " ca
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l>oR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOSD.--
II The Tn tod States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, L.
Parrish, commander, ill leave pier IL North river
Saiurosy, March at O'Clock, p NJ; VII arrive in
Norfolk the next afternoon and Petersburg and Rcn-
Tor the 50 ub proct d railroad direct 18th through
Tickets WELDON TO @iming ton, Augusts &c. Pas
ssge and fare 10 Norfolk S. to Petersburg and Rich
mopd, $40; steersge half price. Apply 70
LuDLAM A PIRASANTS, 80 Broadway.
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Total. sb2s4a,4ss aa1o,444l4,s ,els 7,124,57s
comparison Of the above aggregates with those
Of the statement for the previous week exhibits the
following fesnl.s:-
Feb 20. March 8. Inc.
Capital stock $32 ?S6, 675. 80 3I4 276 ~. 800
Loans and discounts 81 III 500 81 343 asS Gss
Specie in bank 1921 PA. 1870 444 1909 ITO
Due from other banks. 73hs,6h6 s. 3i2 056 gs3 ago
Due TO other banks $50 si5., $50 242 SO 1877
Deposits. 1856, 4sS. IA 30s, 9,s TAI 43o
Circulation 6,o2l ,o2o.. 24,57s. 2o3 $50
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INVENTORS OFFICE, So WALL STREET, NEW
YORK; 40 (offce 27) State street, Boston-The OBJ
jet Of this Office Ia to place inventors OF patents in
nection with capitalists whereby they obtain
distance TO perfect sell the whole parts Of their in
ventons, form connections with parties for the
nufacturs Of their patented articles Such oce has
long been needed by young and ingenious mechs mics
enable them obtain 70 perfect their inventions
with rapidy, and place them before the public, that
they may realise substantial returns for the works Of
ther genius. OHi-e hours from 10 A. N. to p
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ICE CANAL STREET, NEAR VARICK.-W. l. b.
JOC VAN NOTES crate and fender, kitchen range,
summer range and stove warerooms. We have large
assortment Of the latest patterns Of mantel CRATES,
ranges and stoves for sale reasonable terms GRATIS
apo ranges set and repaired ranges lined brass fouad
ers and jewellers furnaces built stoves lined bakers
ovens built and repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

TO WIRE WORKERS AND THE AFFLICTED "A
i Georgia gentleman, Who has been for some 81 ne
pa.t in this city, desires TO obtain from hundred
10 two hundred breeding for FOR Southern
He, willie under the charge Of toe Baron De Spo.
lasco, and new coDvslescent after twenty years OF
suffering has been chsrme with the Doctsrs
in beedus and desires to devote his leisure to
the study A specimen cage to De cent to the
Bsrons, eS spring itreet, Sc. Nicholas Hotel In
ATTENDANCE from A till p. NJ, The Baroas aviary
numbers three hundred. Ladies AVID conpoisssurs in
pithoo. invited to call and visw the Baron =
stock affections from which may be offered for sale next
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NJ AIIs-oF ASSORTED SIZES FROM PESNsYLvA.
IN MA iron works, for sale low, to close, by
T. ". MARSHALL, JR 12S Front street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

INDIA IwINE-5oo BUNDLES VERY FINE 2 AND
Il thread, for mineral ~ater for sale by
IEMAREST a. JUROl EMON, 100 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

w ANrEp-FRENCa LESSONS FROM A NATIVE or
w France who understands his language well Ia
change for instruction in Spanish Address v. A., He
raid Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

a.sss - szs=zs .sz.s&. So se- Hs=
4. NAa s. s Is4o.N
lRuf1s iynrsfHr or the LIZ. 90 Arm ~ a5hh. -
4 sef4 interesting sd s93Ha Re fesi y -. aktst
saeIg and denominations.
Any H. a lEhls interesting aud stas''''s : 4,
aaiH nunE Atssr- vii 10 HtfFa iaR''4fst
and greatly benefited ts reading thts hfih"lf -
car faaNHs frti not tHtl htitH#f5 :" '
NaInme-- Cha t.H viii ssrufe that,
Sftaa nArs Rt4frN nsfadsnfs should mot fan 70 road
this ftIuuo ..,.l.#
rms SD MfsTAkfi narrative Illustrating Win anfh WV
ms aal adelV thu mistakes which too oilcn occur "a M
faaes training u flmlIes Parents daht 5oH netu hia
boakf
yF GKFAT QUESTION s great book u treats al Eiea' "
fafi ssa. " ID YIN f,gd IL
All he ala4s and Publications 4 the American 5
gin aneray sueh Libraries 1eselera lt"iz Q sion
lioaks HYMN baak Ma ard aneen~ tontass tn be
tad # Paw Christian BOOK store lypChhuIfs "a
Z 4. JENNINGS,
IA :
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VI or. news from. one OF the girsi wcn iu Henry
tiH1.s POINT. Henry County Va

june 6fh. 30
DEAR SIRs - About The 18Th If December last b'eamt
very Ieach afflicted with what thought cid hurt ia on 81
lay ERaas (ha left one long standing at which hhd IT.
oaent attacks Within abau sN or esb days Il heeahe zs
violent sleep inpuss5s Ia about twenty To-
hours attacked Ia right hand and fsif aA1 h aa
twelve hnurs attacked right ankle al when tH
was upder such oxcrueiang pain be able ia ttt
any s. whatever; losing all appetite for any kud ot food
perfect helpless condition became aim Fl " a
ranged man NJ family standing around NY bad sHie ini
ring ra in mysticism my replx was uHti sehe "a
tam fehi a would On So nut taAt mai ~
well with aane Al length consented Ia
my 30 Mr. james \. Crews, merchant ncaf me
aud say him what my situation was after Lad ieH
every Recommendation possible without tar least ben ' ta
had any thing which h. could truly recommend 10 SCI
lle "a hsIile a. Doves Rheumatic lulIntu'
/ used Directed aud after about SIX hours dItfI9
asrep tha "a iafy hours Ny 1sint h'raHz
uirn froa tie fiHs began 10 act CAS- the sN
ling suaeed and 10 aNs MAS ada Ia attend L. my tH=
ness ususl sometimes have attacks in bf zhenilrfs
tisa I'nmeat with Immediate rDif Ia tlmsla
application fink a ms iHv tnaHis REMEDY AID am d.
araus thar eserA person afflicted Win ihr nasi d'"ha
seeufgn on earth thtuaafislsj Should give 80 + ffla
Yours #uHv. g.
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GHf-rEtsfHip COUNTY \ a. Aug l. 10
MEsSEs DDN b a co, Richmond -l.a- isai on" o. ny
,ns VA. tarl anS Ia TIE sisuie While PLAYING about
with .ies ains h. ran with the weight ot VI whole DIS
axalnsta large pain cutting hnse On " ea
ham abunf 10 acios ioRE and fum 40 mon anu I'
inches asep Tha WauHi ut such ehHta f = u
suppose he sssnd e If any siea 6" Ne asah So
ing notice Of tle oil IN tho papers procured ana a.
pia and abani three Nsss iV W.
perfectly Yrl work AND you cannot pefrni.e M i
whore the made. j. A W.T. NIT
T. There fnanf Of iainf.es 2" eant n TINS
naighboroof which have been cured by Youf lufi on hH
II any bpnent 10 procure saH many certificates
The whole fhood 50 the quickest heaff rcneda
they saw IL \. NlNtItii
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MEDICINES

Avs rack sszsss.E zs=a4rtts
u 81 /. lEE=5z : 44s
.i.e 1.s .la.s, N ga. Il NJ ifi e. 50 aady
/! % swell the 81 naas bead On which t'H 49,
remedy could hHsr link of without relieving MIN "a s
Mr.. Archer sa IL commended fuur lnt{ IN pr"
cared bottle and IN fssy stsst I'M. eeiae taa V
not tell " heh - Ma. INJURED lie wei AMI dining Al
kinds Of fifsa " 1rk kers respectfully.
~ Am v ARCHER
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asasz q. . - . e - - - Il So .-s s :. %
) ,,r - =fIflUf = I.--Itfe aI o. fzzsd f.s largest
F.. f.#4f l.las=s s4o, laa Double and S-ss4s t'a4-
IA. s i4raFI sff Caehng Fiye shesie t4ts A.
49, All THHri4ts Rat divers an Single ii-io- f"'t
is5s.. sins Bolts fJurho tau. Bass, teaHtas Rods
Vrara.s Eiezss Coos aHd q. - fert usst9H cps
80 n ads 44i Wire Cartridges al str- Curtis harvey
l,i5i pm American faed r. al Xmas compress
- .If=. gue, AID smell Shot liquor flaSksl Rogers
t3,4. fafarf Bowie knives Razefs Hae assortment CT
- In and .sa4 thing ia line GuH makers
" haze a 1T 81 premium i,las Eaad Repairing don"
nth q -sf4t1A, AID warranted. -
WI & 1. FlfIH-E. opposite lie
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egEEI.b4. Ng~s tSrs, &c.-Ne have an hand a very
b handsome assortment RITES Pistols Il, a. com
pIlsIug Rifles huads nrly mounted with Ger
mn Silver Ritz and p.sta> Sharps i's Colt
IIsa Sh9o=HEs. Alloas Slteoesing Pistols Cane Guns
fH-. Hunting K1ives Pistols of ali sizs caps,
a. A., 10 a,!4 invite Tie ateni IN 81 tia pulls
sna Hiz - GREGORY 4 co
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~ stf.asl u-tptiaI i4t 81 Gods 8gIss
,Yulr5 1ass az f1und ARTICLES
i.ldira finr CauTraas fsAeIs- sfFIH5
uiark
without tip
C4laaHaa
hid side lace.
ksa aal Aer4ees Iifas i3nsAins lias and slippers.
tirutafaans fine fateni Leather congress CATERS
oxford Tics
And aeaeral assortment # eldren.s Shines &c, 81.
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~
n Mrey IT. a->s htnlm' l1N."t for :. - nut. ...
Kings Evil ihana'"'isln phsha = .a1.''7s h'nri,eos
Pmli5s "a las . % The Fac is'q5. ,. egan,, Sore
t .' " - - - e.t.ti..,'
iaai u an' lie ans s S,ah', 9l ANY, all 6ii
arising 'roa an inigdicioas use Of Mercury mfnaf'' =
l'ie, ef mpGftt OF me Blood .t
As Na'n'.e aiehou', "hlvh 'as -,
~ 1870, - ,',+3 :, a.. - -, ~, -
tsa mint" ti' if'ii''utst ~ '' No. " @
,,leads !" oH.f II 70 ih' pabie "h',u a ~ re "'i
.1hnti'' ia ~ 'Ht''s anu ""i'Hit5A 1''if f''t'5
me ia''"ihs s.iael' I'm, ''' e. NM .t
hoN'fs' siI2hle s.'n'3 uian 'h' m ".ia 81 Wv,
anu a. az nom R2htieli, ~ N'n ~ l'' ~
caiites ahd "i he highest fesprr'RuitYt h'it ~ lh H.
s'1lne "a m M - - 'e'"i'l4A "a ,, ,,,,
- ~ - -, ~ ~ ~, W ''A4s' a, IL
Carers spanish NJ Atgra administered 10 o''f huud'es
"a 20 n'"I's M t't nf "ih " linn ~
wl'h ta' h'St astonishing ea9a 't- i'r rHt#o '' ~
- - ~. -. ~" 80. -. - " - '.,#,. d, ., f
ciptsa had several Physicians tsa l9ae guarantees
81 aas 9!.rs5ts .n' ss.s '!' e INC ' - I D9
spanish MiAtutz tt 4..t#i },lr fi.suatlt elrfd
sinte tlh-tt ft.. p taur 100 H. 81 ri #ll ihc onf
lnediainr tbai .fa.. rts s.g el-c. JoHN Lo&GpLN
beaver Dta4. a. 3.l.anaiut %
{ Luck isl, t.,l Richmond ,u3 iaauy yr44s n
Office han sl,l eunnlaae, ,u X elc
or Caro- spanish AllNtura tl to bought n5gd- 3.
bottles which he has gi,en tu TIE aid nd. Alr iu,A
says never known 10 tau .,hen ase. according &.
directions
Mr. Mnre practising Physician aud formerly Of the Cle
number Of instances the cfeets of ,rtafs snis Mixture
which were most truly Surprising H. says 10 ease o., CON
sumption dependent ON Liver the god effects we Won
de s,a9 alf n prs- of the m Of pq.aer Morris Rid,
,oora Va emu =, ,r Con,f,Int All > ynT,s sfai. -
ns nv. Of ~ 9s.s Of e5,teTs spanish aiS4.rs
tredf err ~ ef4f"d -l In tdH'fs II ih" lenfni Re
publican had -r} ant employed ~ Then pres, rtn tucd ~
violent Srronla, combined WITH Rheumatism, which entirely
disabled hin from hls work Two oots Of Carter Spanish
lie notice saw hev el,ernllg recommend it 10 an who an
afflicted with any disease al the blood
Sit Jaoi1r Ggt q Neny4ta-i had a very Naihahr u't
euI' ~ ~ I'' 9la',a ,a e,
'u9 '',a - d. ~ - = a. -, = i.'',
Rlesn Of % gaays standing Ggyed-Nlr John rhunp
son residing Ia city Richmond cured bv three ba
Spanish Mixture h,uIu ~ heh hc Ind
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IR8EElIfEs o1asCt0hK g.
La e.

NIW soHEDUIE-SUMMEk ysSs - Il
AR=RA GIN y 4 On and alter -,
.54a SUNDAYS excepted at o'clock p N ana affe ~
WsfheyHle 3. Returning leave NNiheh' Al , a, ~
spa arrive al Itnrhbug Pan making tle ~ " isie-
M and pefafsburn to RytheX lie in IA hours
Fa<NFxI0NS Bucl.anan. via Bafords Depot on
.fi,s W,lnesdays and Fridays and arriving at Baehaa-
a. - supper For fiuease Sweet, aud White sulphur
SIN. tkarIfsfon Kanauha, and Guyandee via B5asaek 5
IN, Mondays wednesdays. aud Fridays For Abingdoh'
ianssb ora and knoxville, lcuna daily So
ta Buchanan
fue4~ilr.. . .tst''''' .
White sulphur springs. .'t......'.s q "
Charleston -. 49,
GuF4a4ltte. e.. ~
.i1Ifst -. ~
aHl fgfn l.. n. till ttrt-l sltilt
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These vessels are the i3s class, built in the city Of Bal
nurc expressly superior aec"nmo
da1u- passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains qualified the trade and who will spafe 10
exartiou to accommodates They viii be towed up and down
the rivers g and may be relied sail promptly a
atNertiled
Merchants going ordering goods from EeT York
vii their interest ship by this line as riEh, Will
always be taken by any other line Of Packets and
every vii made by the agents in Richmond and
NV York to give satisfaction. Insurance be effected in
the Richmond Fire Association by this lue At per cent.
respectfully as, and hope Succeed in ebt tnuB full
slare If patronage
Goods shipped hy this Neu.Yorl will he forwarded
free # commission 20 Hsw Orleans, Mobile Charleston Sd
yahnah ID Any other Southern on Northern port
Tho s., sseIs Will lie in Richmond ia the Dock in New York
n Hari " Coffee House Sip foot Of Wall Street
DAVID & WI Ct RRlE, Richmond ,.-=,,t.
{. II. PIHRS0N, \. Y, ''9
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g.,oH NEW xoNn, r.o'n l57-s,. r....sl,. ...sss-

i IYNoIBt re-, sitpETERsBpEG. efAAi as:t--ffaas@
BY sol liIStDE KAliRoAD-bNIY
o<F NIuIl BETWEEN PETERSBURG AND MN NoRk -
GIEtPLSP 4IND PIE4SiNTESI HOIYE3t-Sl4 to Nov
York Including Rorand and meals and satU-roem on
baard 50 TO view Nof second class cars and STEEP
aPz -.
Passengers leaving Lyedhurs en- II EsDAYS and FRI
DAYS y 3anh-Sdr itaoad connect next marntuE at CITY
Pint VITA Tee large llpl esnInod!nus steamships
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DAVID & wM. cuRRIE,

II
ps-shppcrs hv this vessel vii get their goods 10 port
q ID stination at onaf rate freight cheaper than by any
other route. and less tac. Insurance can be GREETED Gu
the best terms D. d VI. &.
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VI, n
- STAR DOUBLE GAEN COOKING S1at9, AuENR
wood, just ree.ih, tue Furnace and r. = I'm ua.
East Main Street A Stow ulief Is c. = s..t.5
cheapest, must sn' staRal, and perfect CooEig,i A
tie NOM and Warranted 10 bahe, faast BAL + alla
the mast s4fsiaet ry manner. With les f s aud m
Stow of sn.'eT c7pacity III MS tall and 500 aly o
Also, fine ass Iment Of liza u PIP, Ct
hand and ion sale by in l7fsl " - ,affs ,1,s
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ASoH .GH OWLEANS--ssra5ina aud f.o"i'

3 siuuu E4iHr.-firsi Tacket % sII WIN N =
aith Superior sailing, double aefhed sxssss
/ Hd copper i4zHeH, q schooner, "ElslEN.' taPtaih
JANIS STEWART, loading and VIII SAL as aooNe. or
I-allncn II fraL.hI anILE 70
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esAIl.Yas!Gs, pATENl. ~,

a FORM AND COUNTER SGAiTS w.
GEO. e. EWING \gt, Il Baitilnors 81 Nh =
RAILROAD Il Af and COAL SCALES Fl
set in any part # the country, at short natj.n IN
Z. q. ilNERMORE, Travelling Agt. 10
mar CIV :im. j
u have Il - on hand an Assortment sssss,
Of The above Sc. 5, which Will sell n Fac, .ssSS1s
tory prices. y. b. III CkFR ACT -
apl IGtS
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II - 'F-eAAsS " -. IA ~ hit
IL lat and el'!'ineh If Lynrhhnrg. that isle tA
SALOON is nov opsn, and VIII bc eollstau + s8f4a.
10 incest Ice Cream during the wl.le seas Il. r
furnish il Tor parties at the short u efiev lie Ha
h. friends mud tho public is earn,s sly iuti.s ~. E
fresh Pine Apples, 1aa1sbcuy, aid j.! Ids taa.'
may
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NNfh We lhNitu the Ladies toeall ard examine
sep --ls SflGBEH, McELpERN & 60.
1oRsEIs, C8RsETs. geRsETS.-Justo p,led
y W th cash Store 100 pairs French Corscts coorcd and
"h-a hfsntu article AT al - worth 81; 2O pair snpe-
l si DC '"'rr boots at 81 ga great bargain French
''' n7hus, at>'3 els. worth &lsnnetliHg nov Please
ee-! lI N2l-lg i1nm. lSCp l-ts IouN ARR AHsNS
go, tHo3-Aiy customers respectfully informed
'"" aelr bills are ready They vii ple.Se aud
H a. WISH 20 start North in few DAYS
AZ nus vi" u tuture, become due the Isl January and LIST
e's 'e sumo credit get my Self which will enable
lA' to uuY and s,low
ave la ieo'iNedmy Plate Of Fashions the Fab Please
A''.'' 'N'ih'Ft i1uE 22tsl Nm. l.. PAGE
tsNsaSS. ., DAVIS n 90. OPp9aITE VssE
a NAhAlCk HOUSE, offer To the trade of Lvnchhnrc
superior lot OF GROCERIES, consisting Rio aRnira and
Aiarcabe Cohcr = '0' Se ''''
stewards Refined Coffee Sugar;
Ha!oweil q Cos do
New Orleans Sugars;
New ofeanS and Cuba Molasses
o. Maryland Golden Svrup. very nice for tai IL rscA
4s IMP ''r eaah' 'Nl aud see them. sep lots
k'SE BESEsNED.-l0 tons Peruvian Cusno 300
- ss Sole Leather, philadelphia Calf SKINS and shoe
lal assortment vi Groceries.
''o ''s JOHN HOI.IISS
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6sspl an aaNssasts7t<e,

y CITY, from the accurate painting e II BfYta rs Y
he had al TIE BOOK STORE or pAY&I.& UHi1SgI,.#
eallS application Mt the Low lAicc of - 90 '''
il lets-he uhcan copy.
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ArIRasrNtai.INnoI isichmon.. ND

y NEW YORK PACKETS This new home - " -
line coup, OF the following vessels aud sails
rom New York e,cry iiree DAYS All owned in the city Of
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a car ~ he u5dt rsisn,d " II contip5,.=,
"A. tir GROCERY, COMMISSION and ~ : ltl,us
BUSINESS I'D so The aiunIactarils,"f IL Aii
fal tol fo1aef tas' 5 Lac ledge lien b,sj -. c.
tht il continuance. a5ts flo u.
nj O dts NfflA ,II.I III -.
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4 CAHD.-The sabscllber la,lar nn..,.--

4 tAs2D 1.-The subscriber having purch,sst
"a Hart n ff son their interest In H., ee II VI b.
Anderson %. viii eaHfhue the GRHrFIX IN q ".
AMI FORWARDING IL SlNESs n A. =, 9hAI>,#.
Basin where they VIII Keep on hand ST. az ~ stand e
Lime an, Se1atl for sale the lowest r.. s'eai1 Pa
tic ret Hs his thanks to tllr friends Of III fihfs
the public gem rally, for lie lbcral t t'aeo
ami hopes il, Es.H his Htst rNoaaiz4s ,,s 'ai'Hi,
Of the same % Iie concern - d etlt4.r#5
apl a-d-s. Nru r4 -.
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Nt,,lIt,N NENAlssEks.r.-

4 turfUN OMAR Hits Bales No. ! Cotton
u UznabnrPs heaYg affirle just rars ed from the facio
Ty RnnOut snl n Ice sold merchants better
thin they @ ihi Ia kahOnd u Baltimore Please
call HHd esaIliuD Yourselves.
=
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lNITRATE OF IissNEslA, far sale by
~ july 7-dts.l X ADLER & co.
ROMO, cocoa, CHDCOLATE ANB RICE
FLOUR, for inyaiiis for sale by
jy l2ts STROTHER & WHITEHEAD
M AaTEO IMMEDfATETY-TWEArY VEST AND PANT.
~ ADos MAkERe Nome but first hand IMPLY
ssst GLASS RAINE
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ERBsH FALL AND WINTER CADBAG1 sl.tD.--
=" summer Turnip
Rua Bags
just received and for sale by
~ cots ~rRoiIIFR a WHIT iUFan D-.,-,ia
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And Tor sale by j. II. Saay. auuther a Nhfebead j.
Thompson q Co, Il Stahlei y co. I.yncbbutr. Va and
dealers In Medicines VIII
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Smyrna times., 1855-01-03
The Capital of Russia.

St. pctersburgh, the present capital Of the
Russian Empire, now containing population /
of about 350OO0, is little more than II century
old, having been founded by Peter the Great, IN
l7U3, When he raised with his own hands the
first hut, which Is still preserved for the mspcc-
ton of the curious. The first brick house was
built in I1I0, and in l7l2 the residence of the
Emperor was transferred from Moscow to the
new city, which was named ST. PeterSburgh,
after the patron saint OF It's founder. The ap-
proach 20 the city Is through Wild and desert
country. There are neither country seats nor
gardens in the environs of this large town.
The steeples are not sufficiently high to be seen
at u distance. The entrance Is undera wooden
barriere, and for mile the traveller drives
through street of small wooden houses
Turning an angle he finds himself OH bridge
over the blue Neva, having before him the Ad-
miraltv, the winter palace OF the Emperor, the
! Hermitage, the Marble Palace, and succession
of magnificent buildings on the granite quay
fNo dirty lanes or patty huts are to be seen, the
ground being the property of the Emperor or
the mobiles. Most of the houses are built on
| piles, as IN Holland, the ground not being suth-
cienily firm for stone foundation without
them.
! Most Of the original edifces have been de-
stroyed by time or by fire; and none of the
principal streets are now permitted to be built
of wood The usual material is brick, well
succeed and the prOprleturs being compelled
to renew the outer wash once year, the build
ings always look new. The modern houses are
built on piles, the ground being marslN. They
are lofty, and generally very handsome, witt
roofs. nearly fiat, shceted with iron, pointed rec
or green: they are all numbered, and the namt
Of the proprietor is on each door: the grounC
floors are chiefly Shops the first and secont
, floors being occupied by families The pane
, of glass lii the windows are as large as SIX fee
by four feet and upwards, so that each appear
Z. a separate window. At the corner of eacl
! street is IL policeman, in a sentry box. Th
large and several small canals, studded witt
bridges of cast iron and granite, facilitate tn
intercourse between the different parts of tn
CITY, whose circumference on the banks of tn
Neva, is nearly twenty miles; though scarcel
:. a foarth part of the area is covered with build
ings. The waters of the Neva are perfect
y blue and transparent, and reflect the long lin
of Grecian pillars on the banks. The river, a
the broadest part, is about three quarters of
! mile wide, and is deep enough for heavy ships
g but bar across the, mouth. prevents vesse
= Ldrawing more than seven feet from going hight
. up. Near the Isaac bridge, in the centre
the city, is the famous bronze equestrian statu
of Peter the Great weighing sixteen TONS an
- resting on n piece. of granite of nearly l,5O
a tons, being the largest block ever moved by ar
:, The royal residences are so numerous thu
- y st. Petersburgh may well be called the city
a. palaces.