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Died in psyI vania county on the IN II 0rto,,r Mrs
REBFccA FfR6isoH wife Of Mr.. William, Ferguson
For nlpDr OF wears the d cease. bsd been a consistent
nobf of at Methodist Episcopal churc, and hy her uriat
and Christian Ike de10rtm N.on tin love and esteem al
was generous kind and csureaus ~ \ wife she vs. al
fi,l4.c and IS a no,aer ,eli.r d,t,pr hus,ai e. -
seven an Ii eli la, "a large circle Of fi, ia, ou
tinee mourn brf lrfsrtrt 5gl vtl.algf 4l; -,l t!
cloeu, import a mai .ofA tv agrees with Der h,ty ~.
from On me sata ot rs Winch w. In. sorro,vire friends
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prsf alone 4. fl and pfct ,Iu9 atirn tt,u
il and cnjtfin, her babes into the hands nt her ilr1,.B,q
l>lrr na at sad youll care for them stt. M. IN
t,le ,.fre hv,n Of rar to t;od and shortly after " non
A. ss s,rt rr-lf she " as uas-tr tlrough the ,i val
4da,v II death, the faith W hicn she rr0tesd in Is
K r. than sufficient 10 the irving hour and proved mich
T., r tat 5sroha Death The repuyc King of his fnv
t,5 and n,de the rraya tn, starnrpost for heaven Ior
ti,sa,l, death has chilled the Indy
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Her harpur 3 PERFECT, her N a. Il, un, oudeI,
sirHbdte ia the a, ean 81 pleasure unbounied
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Arctic Cruise of the VInoennes

From the san francisco Herald, Oct 10
Through the courtesy nt an officer attached 10
the United States sloap of-war Nleennes, we ARE
enabled t. lay before our renders some interesting
facts connected with the recent cruise Of that
vessel IN the Arctic Ocean. The Nineennes Is
the nag ship Of the North Pacific Surveying
Sqhdron, under the command of Commodore john
Rodgers whose observations On jnpnn, and other
points of interest assigned t. thu inspection of
this expedition, compose large and valuable nc
QUESTION 10 The previously acquired Information
of the places visited. The Nncennrs entered
Behring's straits in the month Of August H55.and
anchored in Senivane bay port OF the Eastern
coast # Asia. The principal object Of visiting
this point was to obtain astronomical observa-
tons.
The subject Of most interest to the general
reader, however. j. the information gained res
pectng the 'rehucchis Indians, "A warlikc race
who inhabu this portion # Asia. TAey know M
allegiance Ia foreign power, Onying never heeu
conquered by the Russians although the c"un-
try which they occupy i generally conceded a.
belonging To the Russian possessions ia ASIA
The manners anl eu-lnm- al this peuple arr pc
culiary their own. Unlike saVag, : in other por-
TONS of the world, they are characters ticully
proyldrnt and anXou. "f accommodating property.
Having no llnowlrgde OF I o existence If II Su
preme Being, q and acknowlrdr ring u" attribute
superior to animal instinct, they are wihuut
superstition, and lead life e ignorance Of all
things uacomectea with thu present.
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extraordinary Iulce the truth of which is placed be-
vgnd g the article and the
being daily performed hyt winch previously had resisted all
other medic and skin tue best physicians in the
world II composed basoG.s, and gums peculiar
Arlbpesscssing, In concentrated form, all their
penetrating, and reVusNc proper
aud the which, used by the SOUS of
the desert" miraculous success earring the
east Of bot ms N
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RACIfEL-We learn that the great French &C
tress may he oxpected in Washington about the
5tb of December. opening with Camille, in the
tragedy Of Horace. She will play some three or
four nights, and then proceed on her way to full
eli engagements. nov in the process of negotia-
ton. at Charleston, Mobile, N. Orleans, and Ha-
vsns.
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S3anaal in the Roman cath lie Church.
4 Priest Secretly Married. His Hjft Suing foj

u FfSi httftffB hdfftf"= fitS - ~ SHiHS IoF
Dotcer - Testimony Of their Son
We copy the following from the y. Y. Evening
Post Of Monday. which publishes the testimony
at length. In it we notice the evidence "a the
son of til" Priest:
Supreme Caurt Before J. VI. Van Colt, r..
fcree Julia Ann Smith agt. john Ianghlin
This suit, novel in its character as il is impar-
tan,, is brought by the widow of une Charles
Smith, Catholic priest, deceased in 1851, Ia te-
covrr her dover in certain lhud- conveyed 10y her
husband, in the alienation of which she did not
join with him. The lands in quesii n consist of
two lots in jay street, l,rooklyn. valued at
ten thousand dollars. of which in l5l3 Charles
Smith was seized and which in the same year
he conveyed in fee TO Archbishop Hughes, far
the sumoi fifteen hundred dollars. They are
opposite 81. james church, of which Smith was
the pastor, and the defendant, john Laughlin.
who Is thr Roman Catholic Bishop of Brooklyn,
is now IN possession of the property as tenant.
The plaintiff claims to have been the wife of
Charles Smith, at the time of the conveyance of
the property, and for many years previous, and
to have had two children by him, who are both
living
The defendant denies that the plaintiff was the
wife of Smith, and sets up that the property was
purchased held and conveyed by him in fdn-
ciary character.
The suit was originally brought in the City
| Court If Brooklyn, but account of some
doubt as to the legality of the appointment of
! Judge Culver. transferred to the supreme
! Court. subsequently, by the agreement OF
counsel, it was referred TO J. NJ Van Cott Esq
| referee.
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short notice, variety
Ornamental ROCK aud JOB PRINTING greatly reduced
our facilities for doing hne work being daily in
creased by the receipt the latest styles Of Types Borders
Cuts fIom the best Founres in the North and would
respectfully inform friends md the public generally that
they their orders Tor printing filed the style
and low charged other establishment
slnthof Baltimore
Jobs printed in coors in the finest style of tho and
warranted to give satisfaction
CARDS CARDS - CARDSll Printed o q swift
Yankee n ext chaau rate foco
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.6NNILsV yvs: Eve. a.Er n..,,.

inspired by the comfortable feeling " hch c,i
rug anu pohte attentions begct desire say word ~
the caterer, whose providence for the disciple Of y
titles him to their consideration ''t'NuHss
Inc lnimitable IETEII. has refed His Saloon T., 49,,
Ieea 'he hungry with something convenient aud 10 brI
whms OF capricous stomachs without let or hisderar
Is one OF the princes in Cookery and his stay among
Restaurants of Lynchburg such pleasant rendcgvors u"
His thorough education in the obituary art viii eual
delight the palate of an Englishman Frenchman Gre,l
American and we would gladly recommend him Ms CHI
hekchen cabinet under the next President whether k
Nothing or Democratic The Bill Of Fare for the winter ~
Uses rich things to those who take thought for the norr ~
they hall rat Even the memories of sayorv Rec,
have dcNunrpd there come thronging back nnon rs
who thai has tasted his deecable "Muntone Chop" car
forget, er that has Pp his coffee once and does not Iona
its ujusrhaiiag pow '7in. The best Of all is by the
you - Priest Awmmentn," Zetell gets tho, II
ready Will the hast' qai' ct a w yman.
New. Inv traver-'fay firing man. let me tel y,
yon need oeiar fr vnnr afite and Zeell cannot e9r
go straight across Int street and r the services Of the
dortakar
ne n:ldNvlw ..EN GnI.n.rA VI
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thu list Il October by fi Rev Or Iuktn President &,
Washington College Miss ANN AYIErI, eldest daughter &,
Francis T. Anderson Esq and the l.eH. vi r JrN&lN Z,
Rockbridge county, Va
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TUE IIIiRRlcASE on the Harlem Railroad /

Tue IIuRRICASE on the Harlem Railroad j. the
topic If talk among the newspapers. ~ breaks
mnr Mr.. Gnyiore)on the Harlem Road, says
He found it utterly Impossible Ia keep one Of
the ear doors closed; that while Mt his post h.
zen The entire car Hned up By the toind, and al
most Mt the same instant the ear turned over. aud
TINT lie went down the emh,nkmeut with IT,,
which wa the last he had any recollection Gfre-
lative to thr accident, until rescued from the
wreck Of a chr and taken to house near the
-e,ne Of di>nster where he lies in a very preca
riaus ,t, to, having five ribs breSrn, his lungs
r1ptured by the points Of the broken ribs, his
stull depressed. and hi- right shoulder, chest
and face severely bruised
Another account SAYS:
Z" From close examination made of the track
and lamentations in the ties. it j. evident that The
piad raised The cars anil carried them distance
Of SIR feet four inches ,ceStCIrd, Tint the eh,t
side wheel Sided eighteen inches west of the
west side rail, aud tina, they thus ran with west
side wheels ut considerable elevation above the
cmhuniment for II distance of nine feet, when ii
is believed, from the jagged condition of the
rail. that the coupling between the tender and
hngease car gave way, and set the cars at lib
ertv to roll down the cu,hmkmcnt.
"According to the iuf ,rmation obtained. II i
hv no means II rare occurrence iur the wind to
blow fmiau-ly at the point in question that
pedestrians iind it impossible to walk along the
rmbankment. and are Obliged to kn'ei do,on and
ciag 10 The rails far a fte moments before hcg
ran DjDresf{.f
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GENTLEMAN, will, /, .,,,n

4 sires TO procure male OF female SCHoOf ii.
lie mas had eight years experience in teaching mi
g * ~ testimonials Of character qualifications a.,
i2c:1aw I'm = -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~o,;ecTbc carriers connected with this Office have
authority sch or Otherwise aspo 3, r n9 df INV
,he- possession far a::r 3::.s5 pr pose
U.d;c. Pre-er,e your Teeth avoid the 2oni-
zng ootahe the horrors of the dental oreep by the ha
OF DnwDRNs DESTAL FLUID 1t prevents the for
nation all acrd the gums
the aetb refreshing aromatic flavor to the mouth and breath
principal dentsts and physicians OF this
.,red only, Inv GEO. D0WDEN, Chemist,
Richmond Va
a1 ,'' ia,. sapp'' sTRoTHEK 4 WHITEHEAD
Fall Trade Is55.-Nerchants aud business
cards a-iae-s ards Labels Ne executed neatly, cneary'
aud .Vpeitousy at the VIRGINIA. Jon fl'NFSd -
rABtI-iNssg, First Alley, Lynchbnrg Va
A Letter froi., Rev. DIR. John 4. Hesabc, of
'"e'''a HAMPTON VA Oct. 10th, ls55
Having had occasion to Premium Bitiers in
family the in cases OF Dyspepsia ahd
Nervous Headache, safely say have never used any
remedy the distressing malades with SO sigma" success as
this haccrvor rrcfy avoided recommending any Of the
nosrnms with which the country Is Hooded because
believe in majority OF cases they do more hrni ah sooa
but as BAEERs rffts have been tried under my immediate
produced chbenehciai results do not feel
JOHN c. McCABE
We advise III, u5ict to be ever mindful Of Bakers
B.tters Family Medicine You can be supplied by
calling Messrs Il Stltor 8 Co.'S STROLLER Witehoads.
J. H. Thompson COS, and J. H. Seay's Lynchburg, aud
druggists 6caeraiy. nov l4-2w
Thr World's Fair OF all antion-.-AmoIg the
noticeable things exhibition at the Crystal Palace we saw
the contribution OF New Pills from the Laboratory of DR. j.
{ Aver the huhnrot t. widely known and valued Cherry
ltvtura ~ tie regulations OF raj
ace any laack medicines this fact shows that his
remedies placed IN that category by the authorities In
decd, have before noin that his Pccora highly
prccatelhy scientific and have seen lately that his Pills
great estimation by those deeply learned in the
heaipg arf -7rHe Reformcr Mas. lnoy 4.lm
EsEssE NAN, CLARK a. 60. date ku>htOu,
CLARK y eO9-GENrINE COD LIVER olL-lhc great
attending this valuable remedy in tonsump
avin all kinls limitations purchasers
toned to notice thai The signature HEGEMAN, CLARK
60 in full is the cork Of each bottle without which 1t
genuine aa h value Of the oil depends it's pur
- much ctnBnt be taken to get the genuine.
UEGEMAN, CLARK d co.
Sole successors to Rushton, Clark 81 Co.,
SOS. los, 273 5ll and 756 Broadway
Wholesale Depot, 40. 100 Broadway.
Sbid by Druggists generally in the United States.
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! IunLto PRiNTER.--l. is al mat Ten toi-
Ion of Tenn. will probably hea candidate for
public printer The Messrs. Towers will be
prominent candidates. They are practical prn'
| ters. are not connected with my newspaper, aud
have an Office ready to commence the work. he
Oldest member of the firm is now Mayor of Wash
ington. The Intelligencer has a pretty good
chance in free fight. The editor of the Union
will be voted for by the Democrats, aud If he
shonld not succeed J. c. Rives, of the Globe
may receive the appointment.
BANKs-STArE SrocKs.-Ibe Richmond TX
smincr, in an article the State Finances, IN
which il argues that the internal improvements
of the Stat. should be completed, but that addi-
,onal taxation to any extent should not be re-
sorted 10, advocates the following policy
Let the Legislature refuse to reeharter any
bank now in existence. or 10 grant II charter to
any new bank. ercept on The STATE stock bdsis;-
making it obligatory, on the part Of the new
banks thus 20 be organized, to procure the neces-
sary State bonds upon which their issues nre 10
be based) from the Treasury Of the State, al par.
This will ensure disposal of the bonds of the
State, and will prevent individual holders from
undertaking, in order TO supply the banks with
the bonds
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re OF FAMILY PHYsIC.-This is the best, cheapest
rlpst efficient trtharc offered the public II is
taseiesS thereby avoiding the nauscatug effect Pix,
U Senua & and produces gripping other painful
Saons Unlike all other pursatvr searches 10 the bottom
Of the disease thoroughly clcanScs the stomach aud leaves
towels entirely free from cuatyecss No family should
without IT, Children drink readily and without forcing and
medicine IS highly recommended 10y the medical
uty.
Give trial and then judge for yours Ives be
wholesale and retail at Dr. Wrishts Principal Depot
Broadway y Y; Purcell Ladd 4 Gus, Richmond STROLLER
s. Whiehoads j. ii. Thompson & Cos. Lynehburg; and
the principal Drug throughout the State
Dr. Wright will pay ONE THOU SAND DOLLARS for the
discovery any admiXure purely vegetable in his
Liquid Cathartc or Vegetable Family Ihys by analyst
chemical process aug l-Iv
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Next House REPRESENTATIVES,.

The New York Herald presents the following
ANALYSIS III the next House Of Representatives
A fail House exclusive Of Territorial Delegates
whose privileges are limited 10 Territorial hu-
sineS-) is observation-disclosures = 81
Members from the sixteen Northern
States Observation-Disclosures. III
Member, from the tifteef Southern Suites ~
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DO DLEN III ALL.
Monday Evening, NOvcmS Der 40, 1858.
FIRST GRAND CONCERT
BY ~. ,. II q Il H. 10,
The celebrated American Ballad and Song Singer with
4

sIGNOR YINCENZO AMICI,
The Great Double Bass solo Performer and
:. y. SANFORD.
The Popular Comedian and Manager Of SSrfrds Opera
House, Philadelphia who will appear in their
DRAUIYG-ROOM SOIREES
Introducing National Songs ntersperscl with Gems Eng
lind, Ireland and scotIaud--also, popular
Ethiopian Melodies.
NlCESZO AbfICi WILL PRESIDE at the PIANOFORTE.
q Tuesday, change of Programme.
y Cards If Admission. C.nts-Chldren % Cents
p SANDFORD'S SNNG BOOKS containing 81 Songs,
for sale h the ushers--Irige II Cents
=. Doors open ut IT" Mt half past O'clock
~ SANDFoRDS opERA TROt Pc is now performing
nightly at Saadford opera House, Philadelphia
ats
n OsT-A few days since, by the sua-criber,
IL PORT AbNAlE containing several valuable
~ to himself liberal reward viii be paid to ho
find and leave this Office, the store of J. d.
Gregory Go. lfioV 17-d2tl WIN u. CHRISTIAN.
Fu0AR.--IoO bbls. North Carolina Tar. ira prime
Il order, just received on consignment, for saelow by
nov l7ts A. s LEE Richmond
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FASHIONABLE uPHoLsTER,

z yS.sisz.St9H Il NCHBt re, NAThe undersigned 10,
s---~---eS3 leave to inform the public that he couag
his lPlOLSTERY BUSINESS, and is pf
pared all orders Ia his line of business IL na
moss and dispatch, srch as PAPER HANGING aud PH0
SrERY Lounges, SofIs, Tee retes, Easy Chsrs AZ
~ WINDOW and BED CURTAINS maGt ana lta.
Rooms neatly prrpnrcd Mattresses made over, and l1ga
DOM in the pholstery line.
= Al orders thankfully received and prom. ty r.sa
aul Masonic Hall WI LU0sl
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Carriers connected with this Office have
b-y -, ., ar otherwise dispose OF papers, dev
% bo 10 regular city subscribers. No papers put into
thas-..a ssass inrf e.:r a...ar farnese
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4 trey Cashmere suits .-An0ttler supply
IA those splendid Grey Cashmere Business Snso r io1N
only at the Clothing House Of GLASS q RAl@l"
nov l2ts ~ DIXON Agent
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For THE PRESIDENCY Frederick sburg
Recorder names ,he'following gentlemen in con
nection with the Democratic nomination for the
Presidency: Stephen A. Douglass, Geo. NJ.
Dallas james Buchanan. Daniel s. Dickinson.
Henry a. Wise. Il. NJ. r.. Hunter, Gen. Lewis
Cass, Celeb Gushing, Col. Jefferson Davis, and
Frani, linaierce.
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Fall Tr abe. Isj5.-Merchants aud business gener
av are informed they BIZ heads Stores Pla-
Labels executed neatly, cheapY,
and v5tstlously the VIRGINIA. Jon PHiNT4sd l..
rABJI-iiNESr First Alley, Lynehburg, Va.
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4 q lNIlT4 NtNDT NIS DI Z TWICE \ 3..NIN W.
DAY JANUARY, aud lst DAY OF JCLY ..,r.
GEORGE NJ RtCKFR & co, respectfully beg ie AZ" g
'lnHi their customers and the public, 10 the very
Stock Of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS the, HaH ;lt.I
IN store This Sock needs only Ia he seen 10 BE-
rs ' extent, S4 les aud prices. ,,.ols
PERSONS visiting this market for the purchase 81 " s
Ni save themselves tne and money by cahnG %" Co
scrihrrs Tro, Il " i . u
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III. q. s,nrrcll,. genuinc Arnbinn Linimen,

Wholesale Depot, 30 100 Broadway
Sdid by Druggists generally in the United States.
I.tt3uI
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EsnUssI ,sDrNTAxN ugs.L-sTONEs,

- % undersigned procuring from theh N,Il l.,
quarry the Brush Mountain Mont geometry county Mla
nloN rs aud 81 RRS of the very pest qualiY ~, ving
non ut these stones Is known bnt the kai"a I'd
us increased facilities in 6rg orders We nave aPin{r
Mcdaniel Hurt Preston, aud Lee 4 Johnson ~ ,rs ana
our agcnts for the sale of them, who will receive "
nave them fulfilled the shortest notice =.
Our AItlress-BlArksburg, Montgomery county, n ga
James NJ. Williams DanvIle, Va, Reynolds q Goa -
vile C.. are also agents. , n g. 20
feb l4-dScs r p" =
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lust REQ IyED-A nice ns s.oIa styIes by
- SHAWLS TALMAS and CAPS, of handsome 1yT
lots NATHANIEL GUGGENhh'"''
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M For sale 5ji of well timbercd LAND, Stha''
Nanph' County Va about il miles from lynctnTg' On Il
me-" alhqg Crock and adjoining the property owned ~
Flood, aud formerly owned by Samuel Branch.
For conditions of sale, apply by cttcr ds'',a
Richmond, Va. JAMES II GAHllNLh
aug lO-c2awtS. GEO : PtlNfE
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NEW GOoDA. New s40oDs!..-thc -

"a seribcr has opened his stock Of FALL and = is
TER DRY GOODS. comprising complete Of l.adi d
Geailomrns Dress Goods Heavy Woolsns, E!auncs te
idfs, Kaus a.. 81.
he Ladies particularly requested to look at lis tr
Nark silk Guuds toaks Ialnlas, &e
Al ty. 4b9y pea, viii be- sold ON the most liberal terms
~ NE IlIIIII Y pAENl
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GREELY DoN'T LIKE .--The New York Tri-
hume, (abolition paper) in commenting upon the
New York election, says
I'VE feel that the cause of human freedom,
.dabolitonism) has received fearful how in the
result ofTuesday's election. We shall be very
glad to see that il is not q fatal one"
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EtSssAk. fsibN EA.-,Fnss rcsriN"d 81 I'M br,t
IVA sortmcnt of MUSICAL. BONES which pirN I1.
nov 5-ts wa anu ''' '''"" " Bank Square
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IUsT gsECEsyED-A Iaran nnh brnmtifni /"
- Of CLOTH CLOAKS frem 81 to Sl5a piece, by -
NATHANIEL. GTGEFNIIEINhE.
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subscriber takes his Informing his fer0s ~
the public generally that his for The are
single day and = Ter week children un6,r T. years "'
servants half price He is ready nr the reception o. VI
tors and haters himself that he is prepared give gem =
Isl action to all that may visit these Springs He Noh'
patronage Of his friends aud the public generally. 80,
iy u kNlI"
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MIGHT SCHDeI.-ihC subscriber viii opeaa a
~ School on Monday, 18th November for the accYuIa
Of those whose business requires their during
day. The hours Of his school will be From. ~ @. p M
room occupied by him for day sehool. Terms -
mouth. SAM J. y. RI
my
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ANTsCNERsIsAM,. NEW NOwN WIHl
y WASHINGTON HOUSE EAR n


- The iaf6t and cotnmodious steamship AMES = -
TOWN, Capt PARRISH leaves CITY Point, for New
YORK, every WEDNESDAY morning at . o'clock AFR
army 81 lac Cars from Petersburg in. Ii New fr h
Nening lArouhh Tickets including abroad Fare and Aea
ehd State Room on hoa"d steamer, SliSeeond Class ca
aud stecragc, 50. Apply t. LEE & JOHNSON
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