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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-18
l1HOsPECT OF sEACE.-The bIooay Dc.

1OROSPECI OF PEAG .-Ehe bloody De-
mon OF War, which has long been gloating the
s OF the European Nations satiaed with N
murderous havoc while the hte winged Angel Of Peac
movers with plying the and des
dated hearh'ston Other objects will the at
enn OF mankind the arts of engage the houghsa
employ the hands OF busy millions and gay and
imposing pharaphenaa of the will be laid aside for tie
haDlhamens ct honest industry. Spreading Of babidm
suggests the extensive and splendid stock SPRING READY
MADE CLoiHlNG on exhibition at the Clothing Bazaar q
burroughs nhater 20 The propriciors of this popular
ohsuheh approaching and grateful The extraordinary
patronage extended to them have SPARED neither pains OF
hPsr III getting up their goods for the Spring sales fu
cnaser are invited call and thcns Ives
p'rt"h certainly viii convince them OF the superiority II
sYle Workmanship, fl &c of the cnthnp of
frtnry sold by US at the CLOTHING BAzTaR Mlin4t,N
side, above Bridge. BURROUGHS SIIAFER a co
apl
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,FsX BRAND INSTRUMENTAL CON. IN
syCERI The Lynchburg Musical Association viz tSf
give CONCERT Friday evening. April lsth' -
nj Masonic Hall :.
- secrred scats can be procured Messrs Payne
Christians sore without extra charge Tksts 50 cen"
spl I5st
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS,


II D
January 1885 duly Of record in the clerks Office Of "a
Of Campbell. shall. Monday, the 2ls dav -
next day thereafter upon the brer ann
eeed 10 sell the Of LAND upon which Horatio H. Pm
resided the time If his dealh near Campbell Cour, h
containing about eighty teU) (more or ss1 oase
with all the Improvements and sppurtenances thereto
ed and beopging; being the her, tfore sold u,
Moore ard be esold in consequence Of am
part ofsaid VIM Moore to comply with the terms ne
also deem proper TO that we shall hold the said we
Moore responsible for loss deficiency Nbi,I u IN
gear between the first and last sale and for p
dent thereto The sale will be made upon and 10 ihe
credit and the purchaser required to execute boa
proved security. The title Is believed to be sb
except as to the widow dover and possession VIII b
the LIST Of January next or earlier but viii Eve
such title only is vested in us by said deed convey
l.. X, PAGE
apl l.d&c tds A = REID Trnstees
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Rheumatism.-M,s Inges, Nurse, Catharne street, be

80 oo"l"o apl@dlm
Rhe"matism.-Ms Inges, Nurse, Catharine street. be.
tween Fourth and Fifth cured Thinks the Electric Oil"
wonderful ASK Mrs Ella, %, :. Third St
fot bad that the flesh almost dropped off Used Derahs
Electric Oil" which made rapid cure Ask him father
From Dr. Williams, Columbia Pa. March Cd 1861
pRof. G. DE GnATH Co Gents; am out of your
hlghy esteemed Electric OH again Sales increasing
with me and the Ihave bottle to cure
from one to four people to which testify Please
ward me dozen small medium, and large Sizes draw
R: WILLIAMS, Druggist
PROF DE GRATH co.-Gens would like to have your
Please send us six dozen Csc four medium three dozen
oe and two dozen 81 size and draw for Yours
The (genunc) "Elctric Or cures and the (gennnql Flee
irc ON sellsnake note of thatbut remember that
Is genuine unless signed IN writing thus: trath & Co..
and A. b smith Also see the name blown glass add
Chestnut, Philadelphia
30 South Eighth ST. Philaielphia
For sale at DR. sesy's Lynchbug; Purcell Iadd & Co
n nS General Agems and all the principal Druggists
A"o Aereio,,s IN tne state Ina 25dfs
Aperfnmed Breath, pearly white Teeth. son.d
Dental Fluid 1t relieves tootbsbe ,ns use @, Dowdens
10 he SKIN lmpars abeautfu hue the
irlee 30 cents. For sale hy
'e asdSe'sO) srRoTHER WHITEHEAD.
Peiie,ier's Fnide Biondi-samt, or Golden Enid
foR The HAlRA beautiful glossy and luxurious grow,h
mar can he obtained by its Ii only article knew
'nat vi" prevent rs falling out turning grey Price rs cs
fp 2o-dse's " sfRoTHER & WHITEHEAD
Old Furniture made Ncw.-A fresh sunni, ~ ,L
celebrated French Gloss for cleaning preserving and
ing beautiful polish to Furniture and removing all STAINS
Received and for sale by "e al S'ahs--
fe 29d&ets % STROTUER & wuITrur,n
NrnAing! Srazinx II viii; take into .,v r.,
ASSURE, DO Lorses at six dollars and 30 cattle
uh,eueeu O. besi at four dollars the N For s,ok a,
e my pilce Is - d. Season to begin 10Th MAY and end Inn
-, , pa" Ter broken down rises. Send meme
i'naHm WIN the stock and the money them 'e'''
,-- s------------A "a DErMMOED
awe Fana. ~ VI Es.mA large assortment of
lawns reneh Cambrics, Tissues Berage d., e. ~
Silks. BY " 'o n u u d latest styles striped
ap ISIS =, :" oeuptNHElMER.
X EEEaaSnNG DAILY Large .unnI;.. -
=, S lie and ready prepare any order II 10 vi
VI BUSINESS from the plainest the most COST " my hhe
JNO. aADDESS
4 EEMIN'S STABLE, I.yuchhurg V 10 !
far ssia M ~ No Mules and few Inc bor,o
~, sac ne On the Path of April. 1856 ~" "'e horsos
GRAHAM THOMPSON |
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The Paris correspondent Of Le Nord states
that an incidewe occurred a few days ago. in one
of the chief salons Of Paris, which serves to show
that the rancor Of the chiefs OF the ancient par
ties against the existing regime is far from e1-
tinct. In the midst of the sei,ee. Count Flahault
and Count Morny were announced. NJ. aud Ma
dame Theirs, NJ. and Madame Remusat, NJ. and
Madame Jacksonville. and other istors. imme
diatsly rose, saluted the mistress of the house
and withdrew. The salon was then almost emp.
y, Two or three diplomats alone remained to keep
MN. Flahault and Moruy COMPANY.
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ma 81 d&eM&Ftlsth apl& 81 St22d S23d apl
Two TIE LAOiEs.-A very large stock OF
n PRINTS, French Work and a variety of white goods
very low rates. tor sale by N GUGGENHElAER
apl Is is
kl efigerators! Refrigerator A few of this
y invaluable article yet sale which W III dispose
the most reasonable terms. Apply early. A. WINSTON
apl sts
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u % ,nr,L.-- 70
ling proposition
purchaser buying book for dollar viii place ~
nam! IA nat ai'i draw therefr0m slip Of pa with q
Men on H. he will hand this of the pr0preiors WIZ
WI, INFORM Nun that he has drawn btdnk, upon hsaf.t
"h ne places his book under his rellres For eyer
anlloh dollar worth bought the purchaser VIII repeat u
ABOVE process fine should nav prize he will inform ih'
p"P'c'or' WI" Will he very much amused and eNPl'"
"nefenpon the prize drawer will be p, rf.eily satisfied
'he hnyihg Piano for aSsted price VIII be eatie4
e>' the propfletofs. II they-wonf take less
ANY one buying flute, and In ease the junior proprietor
'nouo WHISTLE will be entitled IN hesr Kim Of csage
any one onYing violin anh paying for IT, will be s5N'
70 ahe away with him or send for it as he may desire
ANY one buying An article ofcsa yaue than a. and more t
" sha have the priv egc looking at penny pcu'
and asking the price.
any one buying an article ofhss value than 30 cents n
stand m 'front.' ofthe street window. and look tic arle
paced there for u minnIts.
ne above Is no humhug We pledge our,e elves TO stana
.n result he The sacrifice what II may We are peiiey
aware OF the risk offering such inducements w.
P"oiie TASTE must be gsatifed nj private loss.
apl lEts LANGHORNE WALklf-
Il
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-. n. Id DiEs.-A large ns.ortmen, of
r.r & eheh Cambrcs, Tissues Berage dc LANES D.
Si anu Camoc Robes also fine of latest ves
AMI 1sfs N. GUGGENHEIMER
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~ Mountain Pasture. 40 Lolses at six dollar, and a. go.
untedeed Be 80 at four dollars the seas m attic
Tie my price Is 80 So Season to begin ION Nav ua
Vel H. res place for broken down rises send , ,a
Iandnm with the stock and the money IL hon ieiAo
apl II ctl0usy ~ inr,,,,,,,
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Ii MARBf,E ana go LA- Large supplies of
nv, Is rom the painest to the costl, my inc
JNO. b QADDEss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-05

APrARArus COMPOSING MUsrc.-A curious arrange
ment has been devised by which the Of musical
composition may be registered by the composer fast
they struck upon the instrument The plan consists
in placing the Of the piano frame in which
endless apron of paper other substance is made
volve by means of weight spring. series of light
perpendicular rods extend down from the frame the lower
ends Of which upon each key. The upper ends
OF the rods furnished with markers anG whenever
key pressed the rod which upon il also falls and
its marker touches the revolving paper, leaving mark in.
dcative of the touched When the finger removed
the key rises and carries up the marker away from the
apron. II the paper lined off literally and Longitude.
naly the composition may be easily resd and copied by
the operator The length OF the win be shown by
the length Of the mark This apparatus will tits thought
prove OF practical utility to composers
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HARDWARE.


FALL STOCK OF HARDWARE.
Il wARE. o. psrs,as ssi Bens..s ' s.S ~
70 which r..psesisly invite ne s,,sstion NJ
=, ~. IN sSsn ~ ''sa and country. NJ stock con-
c n. s., .,.s. Srsn. iron. wire and bronssd
S az. sas AT, .ses n s'. and IN pair. 'o~s very aas
Iron Tea kst,les and sauce Pans. und and untind
Bell metz. and poresaln Preserving Kettle.
Msssss slnxe and In ,stis some VERY handsome
Tall and DAT bottom esass candiets and rays
ivo handle Knives and rorss Of PIECES R0Assr and
double plated table and Ss..s., rosss '''"
and e,he. nAhes Of buck bone and buffalo
rests, and Knives Of Rodssr wss,sahos and Other
s..ss. Of we.,saSeas ana w. s. DS.sSsn. n.i ina"
Pruning and hedge shears $500.
Hand, panel. rip, tenant. pit and cross-eut saws
Brace. and Bi. .oess, and arusr chissls aoss.s
shlngnx, sihlng bench uatchsts
Nall. brad and carpet Hammers
rant<d " - -
House carpenter. and railroad Ads..
Squares ResIi. and spote-shAves
s Two and four ar fold Rule. and Tape Measures
wrlshss sold.box Vices sledge and hand Hammers
Malls and Spikes. OF all shes
x xSssr; and d aug. and slmis' ps all sIes
aa stock @ ehs cupboard mo.tiee rim and slo.s Locks
Curtain Pins and Curtain Bands
Hank and vove Wire
Mineral porcelain and mahogany Knobs for furniture
%ss and Re.,sd Spades aud shOve long hole
nw.n's h,rinE Hoes srubeins Hoe.
Trace, halter, breast, log, on and veil chains
HUT hlnsss, OF every stre and Kind
Plate, hoax and eye. ,rop and T Hinge,
Iron HOOKS and Staples, and Hasps and Staples
Together with almost svrry article usually KEEP. line
o.,o Corner o. sts and Broad streets,
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, II A r p IVA r E.

y. r. MOORE a. CO.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARD WARE
No. - Pearl ST., opposite II. W. Frys, Richmond, Va,
AVE received direct from the nufaeurers
country full supply Of
American Goods Their stock large and complete
ing Ia part Of .t t .. = NJ ~
Rodgers" md wosenhoim's Per Pocket Knives
Pocket Knives OF l, 2, 3, I and blades, -.
Buck bone. ebony and ivory handle Knives and
Razors of Wade Butcher Greaves
manufacture. OF style and quality,
Scissors aud Shears Of various makes and styles,
single and double barrel guns, superior,
Psols Rides Rine Barrels and Mountings,
Trace, halter, log, well, 9th and tongue chains
Wedding and killing Hoes, all sizes,
Axes OF Collins smmons, and Virginia make,
Hand and panel saws, Hammers and Hschets,
MIL, pit, and circular
Spades aud shovels Of owand add other makes.
Anvis, Vices, and Smiths Bellows
sledse and hand Hammers Screw Plates
CAstlngs Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails,
Wire Selves and Sners
Horse C1lars Blind Brides aud Hames,
BrdlS Filings, wors,ed Re6s and Glrths,
Locks Hinges and Screws, OF every description,
Planes. Chisels, Augurs and Piles, OF all kinds,
Platform and Counter Scales Balances
English, American, and G. ID. Percussion Caps "
Hay and Manure Forks, 2, and prong
Tea Trays and Walters and all other goods usually
Hardware Stores.
As goods have been
and selected exclusively for the Virginia. North
merchants visiting this city aud respectfully
minstion Of stock determined any
house In this o any the Northern cities
r. S-Orders promptly and carefully attended 20.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-05

INTERESTING FROM CENTRAL ANEkIcA.-N appears by
advces from Costa Rca the 25th u that President
Mora has consented for another of three years.
ted him for the currentyear All the bonds issued
during the struggle against Walker be paid in
tonal money Congress had voted sum OF $4,000 in
order to carry the next campaign against Gen. Walker
and special envoy had been to Peru and Chill in
der to perfect the allied league. The American brig Do
yer bad been bought for purposes There eight
vessels at La Union for the purpose Of conveying thou
sand Guaemaan soldiers to Nicaragua and eight hundred
from San Salvador embarkng Realeo for the
same destination.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-05

TUSSELLISG East RivER.-It is rumored that n
meeting oil eminent engineers and other scientific has
been held in this city, with view to consider the prac
cabity oil tunneng the East River its point
between New York and Brooklyn. Though the proceed
ing yet have been disclosed the understanding
is that their opinion unanimous the feasibility
OF the enterprise is probable that future conferences
will be held looking to a intimate interchange OF
views: and in due time the result WILL undoubtedly be
make known to the publicly. Y. Express.
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MEDICAL.
..ro.rIHst Ii Iii! II ka.Ar,os.,

In this chapter yin hpvArr Ram and
kApwArs srribie
sss .nss ans.s rhy.sAns SCOT, county Vs. had uisd s
using k.d.sys Remedies Let vho anietea Nth ais
read this all furnavs
and cAihartc Medicine Of kAdvays kegAtor Let
hos covered with pmpe sores blood ded
knIss hpuArs kov.nns R.olvnr, and RApvArr k.suiA-
ross Ais the only remedies the torsring
palma the most terrible and xh and 10 the
human system In regular and healthy condition spring Dssss
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE e.,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OC II % B T. 10 I'D.

TUNo LynelburE o. 50 To Lexington nn
Il To buchanan 1 90 To the Natural Bridge
Pare from both Richmond aud Lynclbug o. so
Satisfied, fair trial. that the majority OF
Boats better accommodated by leaving the evening
old the 22d Instant leaving
Monday, Wednesday aud Friday, NJ New
A. ~, and Scoy l2 NJ OF the FIRST aud Lynehburg
Buchanan and Lexington at G 2. NJ.
Returning, buchanan A. NJ, Lynehburg at ~ p
NJ Monday Wednesday and Friday, seottsve
New Canton ~ L. NJ and arrive In Richmond
Buckingham O. H. stage
20 See Time and Distances In Card below:
L eaCe Richmond Monday, L care Lynchbur0 Monday
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FARM LANDS FOR SALE.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL ROAD COMPANY

- Now p,rpss 20 -. :. u 600 Of acre. Of land.
IN g,s,: .: 20 acres and upwards on LONG credits an! at 10"
These lands granted by the Government, to aid In the
They with Chicago the
Danelh in the extreme part State Of
these lands lie i@@eaiey and Within six miles ofthe Road and
cheap facilities furnished for transporting their products to
lion by immigration consequent rapid growth
hng and villages the line Road and throughout the
Kind Of farm and garden prodeee.
In the northern and Central parts Of the state prairie lands
Der Southern, the timber abundant; and exceedingly
dark rich mould from ave fee, in depth
G OF Wheat Indian corn etc tn. AIR Is rSSe sp bra
the climate more healthy mild and equaee than that Of
other part OF the unon While living streams and springs OF excel
Economy In euilvatng and great proue,veness the we'll
known ehsrAeees OF Illinois lands Trees are not required 70
be down. nmPs gruho or stone picked OF a. generally the
s oSS1 1 Mo oSs Si Vi and tenesns ' '-' 'r~' wv
wheat the newly turned sod to yield large
Preas with pillow and two yoke OF oxen VIII break one
Ing ready for corn or Wheat, at rom ~ to IS per acre ny judi
cOas NE l1nd may o ana fenced The h and
Corn graH cattle etc WIN be =. reasonable rates to
namnOa Coal extensively mined along the road and supplies
to .cS Per ton Wood can par cord
tensve quarTs have been opened ne par. Of the state
white and blue e'one and white and red
which be had for e more haa the expense 81 inpra
Tse gorernHe, ttnd. in 1s land State. hHriHg Oeaeny
States and Europe Dc accommodated by ns company A
s saas i ~ rS S r tetre ,%c '" ." a." P"'a
When those lands restored to market persons who think OF
Company the prices for which they sold
better Investment: than ho:s in other States Ter,or.,
remote from market at Tor The reason that The
Of transporting the proiue OF e latter market viii AL
cS they require nanSrns which not the with Illinois lands
The remarks hold good IN s1Sn to the Lands IN The Terri,
found the water the distance 70 market Is far great
either increases
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-05
j. IL. FERGUSON, JR.,
NO PEARL STREET.
Importer and JObber of Dry Goods.

VHE SUBSCKiBEh having sold out many styles OF
IL Goods purchased In the early Of the season,
make another visit TO New York for the
pienhing his stock, and receiving and
LADIES' DRESS GOODS embracing silks, Rich
Lanes and CAshmeres, Mrnos medium priced Moueans
Cashmeres Embroderies, Laces, Hdks
So-A full supply silk and Out Velvet Nesting, Black
Fancy Cassmres and other
which have just been purchased prices
fer to The city and country trade by wholesale advance
An early examination is requested.
3n II
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&MNssREaHWg


ALLY LINE TO THE VIRGINIA sPRINGs-C EMIT L
~ Railroad extended Mlboro' To Rockbrdge Alum
Alum and Warm Springs, and
sulphur Red and Sweet Springs and half days. 10 Salt
Sulphur second day in the evening
The track being laid and by the LIST Of July will open
Alboro Sc miles from the White Sulphur Springs
% miles; Hot Springs, 20 miles, Warm Springs
Alum, 10 miles; the Rockbridge Springs
Richmond saunton arrive
Mnboro ~ NJ; thence by Stages the Springs
supper Leave day ~ NJ passing by
Sweet and Old Sweet to dinner and the Salt Sulphur night
second day.
Through tickets by Hartman Browns the white
pu t To the Sweet SPRING. t0 the Salt Sulphur t3-aso,
To all the other Springs aud 70 Lexington.
sf- See Ticket Agent in Richmond.
There are many objects OF in,ees, this line but the NOUN
TAIN TRACK, the OF the Blue Ridge
Gap, will ride OF Eve hundred mics has been
with perfect success for more than years
JNo. H. TIAiBERLAKE, supt.
omee Va Central Railroad, Richmond.
OUR LINE STAGES
Will leave the terminus OF the Railroad Immediately
val Of the aud reach the Warm Springs before O'Clock
This the old familiar the
the best FROM MILFORD to the white Sulphur s sfdgng
by eight miles than by other route with still greater die
OF the roads
The public rely always having abundant Stage
coDOdfOn Eithout crowdng and effort being
please the travellers, by having careful drivers and making
time. HARTMAN A BROWN.
2-ts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-05

Mx wHIrrsD LryE.-An incorporate man
named Stanley attempted to commit suicide at Newark,
n J., Sunday, by taking large dose of lAudanum,
which rendered him insensble The Newark Advertiser
says
A physician was called who decided that the only
means Of restoring animation to give the sa5jec. a
severe beating which done by two with heavy
switches Tor quarter Of hour, when signs Of
Ing animation shown, and the patient sat up. A
glass Of brandy then given him. when he Tell to sleep
and the beating process resumed until he fully
restored consciousness He is comparatively WE'LL
except suffering from the bruises received from the
Extraordinary course Of sprouts to which he was sub
jectod. This 10 the first heard OF where
whipped to life from state bordering on death
Cases Of whipping death occasionally occur Of
whipping 70 life seldom
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-05

FALL CAMPAIGN, 1856.
FASHION ABLE CLOTHING
BIG leave to return thanks for the liberal patronage
bestowed OF late and hope by
my patrons wants to merit continuance Of the
My facilities
Gin all fair compeon) sell goods (o the quality
workmanship as low any house line Virginia.
Ny stock will be large and ample
new and viii consist Of all the latest and desirable
patterns both Of aud DEsiGS, the
fully solicited from all Ia need at 10 MAIN STREET.
Ny MORO: SMALL PROFITS, LARGE sALES-GOoD ART
CLEs AND sATIsFACTIoN TO THE BUYER.
Se8 VA I'D
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-05

Ina Prizes, amounting 600
~ Tickets siO Halves e. Quarters $50. Al
The lp prizes OF $40 determined the
number tina; the capital prize
w, Of end with OF these hgures-l e.
o. Those whole tickets ending with the
capital viii be entitled to $40 Halves and
Persons sending money by mall need not fear its being lost
Orders punetuAy
Notes OF sound Banks taken a
w Those wishing particular numbers should
Address, JAMES y. WINTER, Manager,
nol9
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FALL TR AIDE, 1856.
J. wILLINGHAM BE. TARDY.

niPNETKNs
FOREIGN, DOMESTIC, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
NO. Is PEARL STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
HAVE In and receiving daily,
Stock Of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, which they
attention OF Merchants visiting this market They claims
TO srL advantages their competitors either
buyers, but that they
and soe, eonhdenAly they
n few Of the leading styles.
brown and Bleaehed sheetings and shngs all the different
widths.
Satinetts, 81 and e. Failed Cloths.
Plaid Lndseys n
Large Stock Of Blankets.
English and American Prints, all grad
Coburg DeLAiue ApaccA, Ladies' Dress Goods
Cloths and Cassimercs.
ShAwls, Cloaks and Nantes;
&c, &c.
Terms, months credit, or per cent Discount, for cash
Aus0 WILIISGHAN a TAEDY
have engaged with Messrs wlingham the fall
trade and will be pleased to have friends call promising
every effort 10 give them satisfaction.
The Commission business OF Hunt
heretofore by Senior partner which by
OF November next, d. r HUNT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-05

PHILIP IA VI.
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Richmond, Virginia,
MANUFACTURES LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, TEN -
I'VE der Railroad Cars and all descriptions OF Ill
road Machinery Stationary Engines Of any required nfl
Also, Portable Engines with decided improve .S
others heretofore made iron TO 20 powr
wheels and well adapted 10 farming purposes getting lumber
4e with Circular Portable Saw-Ms attached
and 81 class. Mining Machinery Gr and sawMl Machinery
pngs and Tobacco Factory fixtures Of kind
and Iron Castings made TO order. p. KAHN.
RurHER GLKSS. Caroline County, Oct. %, 1856.
Mr. PHILIP RAHM,
Eagie Foundry, Richmond. Va:
DEAR S-It with pie that give testimony regard
the performance ef ire 10 Horse Power Engine and Third Class
Mn purchased ~ yon January believe will drive ~
Inch saw, and that than recommended 10 do. have
doubt that the farmers viii md In this Engine useful impe
"a farm, and all Who
from to 1000 feet per Of inch board
Yours respectfully, HENRY II. GEORGE.