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psshford cordially by the hand, and after few nrp-
ntss conyer.stiop quietly withdrew having scted the
o, ,utleman throughout He was no doubt consfaine1
20 take the course be did by bic partisan friends snd
against biz own convictions. Governor bashiord u'-
.dately after taking possession, sent up the oowng
mtsssge To the Senate, which po'y received NAh
resolution Of general rejoicing;
nyss.GE OF HIS EXcLLLESCY, COLES BAsHToRD.
Fx.cuTIvE DEraRTnENT AADIsos, Mach 25, ls5-
M ot.e< su,y 70 iufrm you tha. have. IA ob
e a. s will Of the people assumed he GEtes and re.pons
b.itie. Of the ofhce Of Governor Of this state
.D.si e.e;ion u November never hsles, oapd PIE
eured by incumbent who refused 70 sdeE Il or
N been duly elected tha; proper invest
,s,o would show ths, entitled spon the iis
force order obtain ? sseson tnefe apteeed 70 the
law protect ny night, well a. the nShts of TIE electors
- he she,, ,rlbuusl of the s,se-,he hshes
evidence Of title the a~-hss D9w ssceraled M
tile AZ the ofce f,on which have beeI wrong
HeeogizirF n tie peaceful ssue of the recent no
srsifg testimony the supIeaacy Of The over prefer
euoes pTeud Of political nature eano; crbsf 70
,nsuss he Of ihe people whose sovsrisa
viii ias been yind sted IL the fJrm Of their On sp
rontnent uTon the result and am happy 70 know thai
10 NV election did nevertheless most promptly recoz1I- toe
feet o y election aid have IL faithful adherence the right
,.s,ons already 90 far advanced, snd little in
ed re.peeie The of the business before you, that
- the .2e eleouon m one' 70 a. Ia Is 49,
be what and by whom hose ira4ds were eo'
ted ebd that proper safesuas may be provided ssas
~. iis- occurrences in The future. ,
I ii be my administer the Executive Department OF
tic Goyerne1t for the pSPp soOs Ss de Dy s N
cor .,itutors ways. ready 70 cooperate with yel-
81; Of the Supreme Court Of this State determining Ih,
srd Mi. uuc .ton to you BY B. T. Hopkins. esq
whom nave 'ip'N''e' ~ COLES BAsHFoRD
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War and Slavery, the gscvs and prsoos xoaa cs az.
.rrssr from the earth No miracses recofooo IN toe
s,ds a. ths Middle Ages equal the power OF
Ch,;.,i.n Fsth 70 cast out Evil sprs. Sopropneces
n bful future are too golden to de-cnoe tne SUI
shine of universal Love-
Ii. not to be presumed that the position as
.rusd IN these volumes will meet with favor from
,bo,e who regard Christianity as essentially reve-
la,ion of dogmatc vsrites. Nor will it fare oe''ef
with readers who deny the existence oi tue reu-
Oious sentiment as sn ndestructible characteristic
of the human soul 1t is not addressed 70 the nAed
sdherents to system on either side. But tne De-
lever in the identity of truth though IN various
forms of manifestation, will find much IN the re-
searches Of which the fruits are here set forth,
not only to gratify liberal curiosity, but to con-
firm his convictions Of the expansive character OF
bumsn development. The reverent spirit and
catholic temper of the writer will command the ad-
miration Of every appreciative mini.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
From VALPARAISO.

From Valparaiso we have accounts of most aw-
fulshipwreck and loss Of life.
On the 3oth January,the Gillian war steamer GAIA
DOR, len Talcahuans, having board o5s persons 50
OF whom were solders, officers, las women 10 ch.
eien, ~ Passengers, and 6s Of crew. little before
2. IN, OF the same day. in smooth sea, and making
oSe nsne Knots, she ran upon rock south of Maulc
e.s n'msua'eiy commenced sinking. An order was
al orc eNsn TO lower the boats aud in the attempt
cee Has UNFORTUNATELY upset The other three reached
sne ,noie IN saie.y-ebou. 500 yards dstance-.he
Purser, one passenger, and twelve sailors
Ont of the 3Ss unfortunate people on boarl onlv a.
were saved, and only one female escaned rhc can.
tain has been reeed under arrest aud s to be tried by
Court Martial ~ ~ =!
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PRESIDENTIAL MESSAGES.

We have received the Messages of the Presidents Of
New Granada and Venezuela. Tic President Of New.
Granada, commencing with the usual congratulations,
states that negotiations pending with Costa Rica
Tor the determine naton of the boundary between the
two countries and that Consular agreements pend
ing with Chill Ecuador and the Hanse Towns. He
presents to the Legislature the resolutions Of the Pro-
viDei Legislatures in relation TO erecting the Prov
inces into sovereign States, and recommends that
Constitutional Convention be held. lie states that
exports are increasing railroad is to be built around
the Sato dc Honds and bridge to be built over the
Msgdalena which will soon be navigated by line of
steamers roads to be opened, and foreign capital
b coming into the country, giving impulse TO the
industry Of the nation and colleges and schools
being established. He thinks that the laws need cod
6cston. and the modes of proceeding simplihcation
The gross national for the year ending August
81 was o., has SCI, and the approximate eIpend-
ture O., ,se5,5 ,576 The estimated revenue OF the
rent year lie o. 32l, ,75l, against expenditure Of
2l62 2i6 76 OF the year 1861; revenue e go sos
expenditure s $50 O56. negotiations foot with
a company in Pans to fund the national debt and the
President trusts that wA the continuance Of peace
prosperous financial condition may be retrieved.
The President Of Venezuela winds up his Message,
read on the 9Th Of February, with earnest exhora
ton 10 the formation Of Confederation Of Columbia.
He says that thirty years of ornel experience has
shown that the liberty Of the three countries-Vcn.
ezuela New. Granada aud Ecuador-can be consol.
dated only as il was achieved under the of Co.
l,p,hia
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TENEMENT HOUSES.
THE INVESTIGATIONS OF THE COMMITTEE
CONTINUED.

THE INVESTIGATIONS OF THE COMMITTEE
CONTINUED.
SUGGESTIONS MADE BY ALDERMAN wM. TUCKER.
The Legislative Committee resumed its sittings at
the City Hall yesterday moning-presentJ j. n. REED,
chairman, A. J. H. Duganne, w. j. Shea and s. Bre-
wort.
1t having been announced that the Committee would
be glad to receive valuable Suggestions from any per-
who might see fit to offer them, a number o.
gentlemen were present for that purpose. Aid. Wm.
Tucker was first invited 10 state his views. He said
that be had had good deal # expe, ence in building,
and had given this subject considerable thought;
Among the prominent objection that might be urged
against tenement houses s first that they cover
too much of the lot second that they are too high
many being six stories and come seven the means OF
pgress and egress are also lnsuclent the entry ways
Of rome being not than three or three and halt
wide the staircases should never be less broad than
three feet and the passages not less than five six
A building having front Of 25 feet should be about
"a deep and the rear building, il there s any should
have depth Of 25, allowing an interval between the
Two of 80 to 40 feet They should not be more than
four stories in hight. Every tenement house should
have sBybght over the staircases, which could be
thrown open at will TO yentiate the halls and in fact,
The whole house. The common method of ventilation
Is by an open aperture in the wall, usually lead
ing into the chimney. Public bulldogs especially
have an opening in the cengs which is rather prefer
able.
One Of the Committee remarked that Landlords sad
agents represent that there is actually less danger OF
fe in tenement-house than for example, 10 the 81.
Nicholas Hotel, the Inmates constantly On the
alert.
AID. TUcKER replied that If fire should occur In
tie night owerstory, ear the starcase 40 great
psIic would be likely to take place among the nam-
b,Is above, that escape would he almost impossiDie
There were many tenapt-houses the Alderman said
which yield net profit of Is per cent. No ceilings
should be less than 10 10 feet high. An eight noa
wall well built might be carried up az high as 45 feet
l. IL t.nf tIar faAfh harh
eehtineh wall is sufficient for fourstory bailling OF
this hind He considered most Of the tenement-hous
bui.snce as regarded public health, aed a. danger
to the ,tfety Of the inmates in case of fire. on
account of the manner in which they are constructor
He understood from the Police that these houses are
occupies in large numbers by thieves, prostitutes ana
otb of that character. lie was Satisfied that ihe
: any needing the action Of the Legislature
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
DESTRUcTYVE VOLCANIC ERUPTION

CcuespoAdence OF The v. Y. Tribune.
HoSoLULv, 5. Islands, Feb. T. 1855.
The volcano on Owyhee is ic state OF unusual ac-
tvity, as you may have already learned II has been
playing the mischief for the last months stream
Of liquid lava flowing from its crater from three 10
seven miles wide, downward distance of seventy
niles filing eulcher, destroying forests running its
fery track rivers, &C., and still il flows on
The flow Of lava is now within few miles oi one OF
the most lovely villages and valuable harbOls cn the
whole group of islands The destruction OF both ap
I<ars inevitable p
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

CosrA RIcA.We learn from private letters r,ceived
by the Illinois that the British frgate President which
had come down the eosst with silver 10 panama, i'm
nediatey upon her arrival at that port fastened back
D. Pnnsas Arenas, the seaport OF Costa Rica the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

Pacific in order 70 defend the country againsi an m
eur.on Of Walker which wa expected by the authon-
ties. French fngate was at the same port with the
purpose Of acting with the Bntish force againf'
Waner
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Richm.na AM
@icT.H

These the first class, built Ia the city oi al
uare expressly and have superior
daons passengers Ihts commanded by experienced
Captains WI, quaned for thf trade and Who VIII hpaTt no
cxsrtpn to They vii be lowed uP and do"
the rivers and Ia relied on 10 sail promptly rs
adsertArd
Merchants going North ordrng goods from Ncw YORK
y IL their interest snip by this line, as freight VIII
always any other line OF Packets and
every vii he made by the agents in Richmond and
New give satisfaction Insurance be effected Ia
the Richmond FIRE Association by tis line per cent
respectfully ask and hope TO succeed Ia obtaining iu
share OF patronage
fee a New Orleans Mobile Charleston Sa
yanual OF auY other Southern or Northern port
The vessels will Richmond in the Dock in New York
nj Berth 80 l. Coffee House Slip, foot of Wall Street
DAVID WIN CT RRIE, Richmond Agants
G IL PIEKSO&, y. Y,
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &C.


NfEw BOOks.-Ibs Ancient Hebrews, by
y Ahrshan AitIs Muaura Greco. bs ienry NJ Bard.
SasANurk by the Author 81 the Wide y de World, ~dd
asl book Three Per tent Month the perils
Living The OBI regime aud the Revolution. by NJ -
1aaIueyls Marion Lester tho Mothers Mistake. Conf
In al Nare-an ID Josephine. Memior Of CHS
"a 4 -ilh lfeadi1y Lie " ashington ilusra
tei1egsns Lif and Times 4 Hourly Clay De In Hodd"s
II lars Of the OF France Woods new work
Therapeutic AID Phaunaeaa.y, Ihankuluess by
Nor LIFE Eszays Il Beuamn frsukln, Memoirs
Fa4vo buxton Lilo a4d Adventures of Beckwourh. Iar
October t4fty d. d. Just received by
ESnks LAAbHDHNE WAIkIP.
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y cas- s. s USIDN@
Fruit ~ iNuusTtY or the LIN ADAM CLARKE
very Interesting and should be read by oil ages
seats and denominations
iuslt AMY - highly interesting aud seas9nabe volume.
MEAHIb DoIl ouug bi " ii Ia deeply Interested
aud greatly benefited b. reahhg this Memsir.
IKTAtONHs - RuaE-- Is "a need call Ais
soluuc--the tile IS ~ secure thai.
senooL DAY. RtynvEp Students should fail read
tha volume.
III SAD MsTAKF narrative lug rating with much vivid
aud ddeiits tho mistakes which the
religious training u rimie- Parents don you need THIS
houk
TnE GRkAr QUESTION great bodk II of great in
turests MI you
All Of the aboee and the publications OF the American S s
generally such Libraries Teacher Helps Question
books Hymn iiaak Maps and Miscellaneous lqi4me
had Al Ian horne 4 Nakaps Book Store LyuchhurR Va
r Z. JENNINGS,
fl - Supf. Am =. \ Mon.
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MS & BRO DlTts. Richmond Va. beg to inform the
of iyHehhrG thar they prepared TO execute
descrip Sk Cotton Woolen dy cling or Clean
ing be done in MN York ore>eNhec WrhaNe
liners and the very best of worknen and Gnar
Hntce satisfaction to on patrons Mcrno >lk and De Lam
dresses dyed fashiHuale coors, The taste ot the
pwnts Sbaws Of description dyed or cleaned Grape
Shaw scarlet crimson other coluis equal Ia np"
e Sevcs dyed equal new Sk dresses cleaned and GREASE
removed W. intend to do work eqna to
IN the Iiitcd States. and respectfully solicit
the patronage Of the citizens Lyuchbug and yiciny Gen
trMrns Garments dS ed and cleaned To look qtal new
DENNIS n BRO,
" lines, Franklin st, opposite Metfopo
tan Hall I{chmana Va lsep i-dts
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- - a NO. nt.-A house without Music islik, a 49,
naaol S"uI Ct lille breaihed or suggested every VIII W.
tut' an" "nIy absent from thu ips uls nt III, ~
mt iaf treason sratasrus AMI spos" SoKonug ' i
a. 9h't upon E"ur Papa buying IItno from T. T. NASH %,
ei'lAhhs although you mas h. able 10 piav NOR
Polka Neg Meieds, and bay. Of Absence on n " '
IL ABOVE IS good advice. iuu can always lind anon, an .
ltet lahos al the lowest prices all the VARIOUS
patterns. = I, - - 'NI
Piano Forte Warcroom 81 Sycamore corner of B1t %
tersourg. Va. IN " '"N ~ is
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K AXE HOUSE. No 81 BoLLlNGBRooK 81. pt'Ifrr
1h" - nave established myself Transaction ~
''atiat iuh ''teel and Metal Bnsn,ss le
ton Il Virginia and North Carolina Mercaatf. :, Ism
n'iktl 10 an examination Of my large varied 49, fiaa
aa "a 'Ht'l' ID tenB such enable ~ ia
lowest rates Kan Roads Macbinsts Blacksmith 5I -,
Uae generally Will lind it to their interest To examine
before purchasing elsewhere
oia1iS Thankfully received and promptly attended To
7 :
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MUIR n .TEVENs.-rn,,. ,,,...


SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS :, -
nholesaio and retail in every variety style at ~
cash prices bS calling at NONLAN'S Signof ,, ~ "A
gle 80 81 Sycamore street Petersburg " wArG CO.
ynh vii aaV9 20 PER cent He has just ~. armed
lheu Manufacturers and Importers the lar,si NpT
ashionahic assof fmelh OF aehts, Jcwery, SILVER @
fancy h"oa1 ever "hered IA TINS state. Would II
Tor yoh to call and examine lis magnificent Sarl 'e
least ~ per cent as he buys all his Goods to- cs
them at Hiut l.Ss than the legula lrcts for , s,
ot Goods Non also have your Watches and | 9Hali
psred IN the best manner and at short notice ana ~ f."
money 's' 'oi tonl
Remember the place sign the Eagle No "a s.
street, Petersburg VI THOMAS %',,,999,e aIAuIt
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
0aiee Of the -. =. Railroad 90.
PETERSBURG, Sept. -, 1856
WINTER stssEDs Gsi-T..- .gG EssssszsEsss
~ MI .LH.-.l. LL- IL "a 40 49,


ram will Petersburg ay. lsnndsys excepted at
aelack arrive At BurkeYie JunefoiD at 2 NJ aud al
l. nchborg at 81, = VI
eavc Lynchbarg al : 30 etock, 4 II Arrive 1t Butke
me uul:tasI ~ NJ aud at fttcrsburs at ) J. NJ
& Is ALLsIP.
oetIts Superintendent,
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE


Gentlemen NV chud had commenced breaking oat lat
tai IN small sores which gradually extended tho entire
head inrhldtnE 18th which nv
TO cansp mo t0ear thai both
sried all sorts OF advertised Asd domestic theu
any good resus then procured and spplitd RI
OIL IL bcgsr get bssr the bottle got anl ~ a
piled gals toIi 10 az ain began 10 M dtugh
ter said, Pa - get some ~ that 1utfO al
looked So muchettcr when you used It," W. Aaothor
bottle and her head now nearly wc This agra
vascd ease aud took hair All hour every lal
very offensive hosile assured III re-
her entirely, thac bnt little Of the disease remaining
Noa entitled .s and for the N others TAX.
great pleasure In gleing you this cegtitosic
Respectfully. - =. CHALK
Tf Mes nau a. -
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AD IONk-STEAMSllu Jam J. STOW ,..ssstasssa.
Tue 1 s. Mai steamship JAMES TOW y in com.
apt IENIs PAhEtsIi, leaves New York regularly
every NAII ltpAI AFTERNOON at ; O'Clock, for Rich
mond She VIII take any freight from City Point
Slit raves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY Al Err
NOON ar eipes for Now York.
lhas drsrI slip hy her must have their goods herr
Monday Passengers desiring take Tins snip
a Room secured by addressing us by mail
q The ltD ANDkL, Capt. SKINNER stops at tny Point.
@4fr shr So" lal aud roeeie freight R9tl The Jaieso,,
and fs Enanuh, receive and 1a1l passenepI5 Cs POINT
aud NnItulk. LrDIAM y ~ WATSON
tUnf. RAJ IA
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Duns sleigh ride ms winter DISCOVERED
le and the skin Vd place large band from
. traces rubbing the Inside Of the thigh spplos vour
4uf CA, aud in day OF he well Another
mule which was working any Aisy became unable TO
walk On sKansuing HE foot discovered abost
iaehes long the head ally driver
lie would be good fer notain drew out
piece OF lint aud your Turf Oil aud him once
aud from h Il moment lie Loot rood
also saw horse BADLY paggee outs4ir OF
bis thigh ia two Places about inches
inches vide from which be stiff day Your Turf
Gil applied and 1t brought tbem erund II
truly is of the remedies
known, and haze Lived drug Tor years
ths you think proper. very truly,
Ro Messrs. Dove a Ca II wEiSmrR
For sale by fTroTHER & WHITEHEAD
dom IvnrhtuFr
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MATED SUPER

4 s'ns sst-'s No. 4, AMONEATEEs srpyR
~ PHOSPHATE OF LIME-The attention ot parr-ors
ana i4a"teIsis respectfully called abo We inv conn
pound ior ther approaching spring planting
lht hanufaeturer friends
ey may Always depend upon being supplied W in CIV
INLAND NlfokM ARTICLE constantly snI.r,,,ad.
III person. the entire process of and uu nm
Tor $50" iN''tIb "F
ms article has now been before community for tho no.
rod q hN' years during which has been anaiycd M
lae hIihbef q" the most IeIuud Chemists dntI sc
ana mas oeen tried by various Farmers nearly evey >fa
IA ue mon WIN almost unNaryIg Perhaps one 81
we tsi proofs OF rs value s the greatly mcreaS. demand
unprecedented IN the history OF Artificial FerLers ana not
eqltl uy feFuNan Guaho Itself over which il ra sess4
H'otn advantage, from the tact of ammonia So S,fe
ier III Huae IN mis- preparation being chemical, r>ru
'k" ON! oissipathe Itself progr, When IgaarIu.
alta VITA 'h' sol, this avaabIe phatc anus
ua WIN S1uhe phosphate becomes far plats
VI descriptions ana by them readily mp il VII h.,
num- 4Hl' a. active in inducing early maturity as tH#fr
lathe &c ~ - ga "'" ~
II Here are large number OF super Phosphaes in la
''i TIE Naut ui winch would not like be respon4
atH'stN request all purchasing to be careful 10 fa -
HNllHt Aiiile Ii which viii be warranted by my ..
ted agents an 81 whom are q acknowledged r,str,f
'Hd 9ihtiu hald myself responsible Tor the good "
M etsf Phosphate All packages win dcstucI, brand
ca Consumers aud dealers will be o MAKE, arr ~
uehs Tor 'her supply on as iuitable with my ss
4fNSRS IL c. HARDY & co. are nv accredited and
on Ake"iS tor ne eity of Petersburg.
e. b. DEBJ EG.
s1"Nral Chemist and sole proprict.r JJilams5a,.
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Belts and Porte Monies Percussion Cups Gunpow der Patent
shut Balls Pow Fasks, Pouches and Bells, Bird Bags
Nipples and Wrenchcs Washing Rods and Tcklors Dog
Chains and Collars Gun Makers Materials &c, &c fB RE
VOLNERs and FIVE SHOOTERS at manufacturers price,,
tine trade = ST / HEklAND,
No Ij2 Main street opposite Eagle Square Richmond, Va
DIPLOMA
THt Glass WAS AWARDED BY TIN VIRGINIA
MECHANIC INSrIIuTEF FOR The foMplIoN
or rHF MECHANIC ARTS TO
SAA[I Ell SWITZERLAND, OF RICHMOND, NIRtiA
Ior a case Of Guns PISTOL 5 and RIFLES oNlHhtted
the Exhibition OF Articles ot American Manui cturc he'd
the CITY of Richmond the 10Th day of Nov, t5i
JANIS W. IEwELLEN j. a. BLLNlN,
Secretary. President
f
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CHESTERFIELD April 18th, 1856
Messrs Dors Co-Havng used youF Turf OH and hndny
/ to be such tine medicine thin you
should know IL Ny daughter sbout
Rocker of chair and aud bruised hcr thigh much
assumed the form Of boil, and became had
lanced by physician, but that did relieve
running sore aud continued for nearly years tcC
every mcd'eiae could hear Of with effect IN
dneed otry bottle OF Turf 0sfef usug bottle
and shA entirely healed Ihave since ed IL fer other
sofes and found the tame benefit You liberty
this as you tliuk proper CUAlKIY
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JEWELRY, WATCHES. &C.

hots l#aSe inform friends aud ,ublie
N l. rally tia Dee h1. tho Store formerly
sssfe i''t la l1ihp "a here lie will be happy
all NluH guod al,hcs, L'svcy Plated
Mare JEIIlt WILLIAMS.
#et1sts
y 1W - he tiwe ~ .et Atargasns.-B ~ouid
" mual respectfully Ct tue attention In" public
TIN. ME, ma thr llmr bteas Ins, Hair Earrings
s,N aud GLASS Earrings Aud things
nmcntion just ed and tor sale cheap, d,rrln
a L. soil BargRha am constantly adding Stock goodg
1 sYery doAcIIptieu. Can and Yourgeves.
=. THURMAN
Z COWS AGAIN. have Just received nno,h.
al supIy u lnv,r hoauii tlmoos aud have att~ time
httvr Sta,k than has ever boon pleasure Ia otI
public have hand Gl1uoo Twelve
- fey nv, poaf.. Cal and examine tbctb and feel
lied thai viii hf pleased JOS. ). THURMAN.
g0ts
EEANE you s.ru tho, beautiful stock Of Seats
Pins. coualsfug vt Masonic odd Fellows, Claw and in
tat almost uvpr variety Pms that uay called
ut PINS buttons would do we'd Ia examine
ntf stock before purchasing dos :. TIlI RMAN.
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NrEw CoNsEnN-wm.r y. Anderson In.

NEW (ONsEhN.--W IN, y. Anderson Inns
4 y thh day associated Win HIN JOHN q ADAMS ard
THOMAS . ANDERSON Tor the purpose trausat tln.
GENERAI. GROCERY. COMMISSION AND FORWARD
ING ~ StNISS under thu ffu and style at ANDERSON
ADAMS a GO, at the old stand Of ". I Anderson lior
ms5lY j Is kenwlctJ
Ioy AWAY. Keep hand wei stock Of Gro
duane ground sud lump lisiei Livingston PluushS
aud tsstlnEs
Particular attention given 10 the sale OF gnmnnls aud
ada made on Produce la hand
WILLIAM I ANDERSON
JOHN . ADAMS
IL THOMAS ANDERSON
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IaoNp MONDAY lgAyr lYNcupri,o MONDAY,

FL .s., -gs4.4asss5rl VIRGINIA - TENNESSEE
f48 ~ tEU-~BKs RAIL ROAD On Thursday, IA
Iallruf Junr the Passenger Tram will
commence running to salt NorlB branch junction.
I- ISL T. II Gill, Gcu Sup't.
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q IllIl' NhnWIdFIs
10 " sides.
30 Bbis = Lard,
20 fair
20 Kegs primo "
200 Canvassrd Hams
All on consignment, tlld tor ale at low rate
lJdts - t rvSf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-13

~ ,IIILA SasTks ~ Commencing the 4th ct june
aud during the repairs L. the Aqueduci in
LYurhhurt tho Packet Boat iur Buchanan,
viii raNr lynehbnrg Monday Wednesday, and Friday
\ Nj Returning, lreyr Buchanan, Tuesday, Ihuls1N. and
saturday \ N. and arrive IN .yuchhnre, T. NJ
BOYD EDMOND DAVENPORT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-13


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