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NeuefeS aus Ntcara8ua.
Walfer bat am 10. SEER. bur9 ben lp9elanls
ten Brdlipenten 9(ipa8 has Wtr8fitpreid purd
0efret an 0tfara9ua anaerirt, ia beIen Nu,
iprud barauf unbeitreitbur let: j3u9lei9 murz
ben &innep l1nO ieite &nbdn9er al8 Attentater
.9e9en Die llnperlebbarfeit Gertralamerifa8 Be-
6etdnet. Srr5 nafber traf Sinnep in @ranabo
elm, lpr1rbe a~rretirt ulb bann perbarnt, pb9leid
gSalfer ami an98 9rpBe Quit bate, i'm eri6ieBer
3u ~lalien. Nle 8unbe8z unb OtenItantrd9e
Stnnep8 puroeu pe9en beiien vidledter Ser
8au9en9ett" ab9elebnt nllp er am s.. 6ebruar
gum 2anpe btnol8 bef0rbert.
Sberit S6lelin8er gir9 na6 Gan SpIe, UNI
bic Ne9ierun9 prn @pita silica sur Gepe 81 ltet=
len, neil ie nit Der Nepublif 91tcoro9ua nidr
tu piplrmatii den Serfebr treten mil. @eueral
@abanp8 rei5te Die 8empbner ppn San Salpa,
opr 9e8e1t gticara8ua u1f, u1O pa8 9eriidtmeti(
8IipniB 6lpiIdeu @pta Silica, 6pnpura8, @lua'
.@tenlala unp Gan Salpapor beunrlbi9te Se.Gr=
@alfer iebr.
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= Ste YfatnraliiatiDusz Geiebe.

Der pNew=YOrf DemOfrat" ~fOrri9irt unIere
neulide In9abe pe8 Snbnlt8 Der 9tebe, melde
8anfS am IS, Sept. 1855 i'm Gpnsreb sehal=
ten bat. St mei1t, 8anf8 babe ridt geIagt,
oer 9etraue fid ntdt gu eutldeipen, pb bic Gfas
taralii atipn89eiebe gu arbern leten, lrnDern er=
fldrt, er CLAUDE a1erbin98, baB III Nnbetradt
Der un9e4turen 8ermebrut9 Der @inpanOer>
un9 eiue Serdnberun9 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
npt9penDi9 9enadt porben iet, Of aber Die elbe
III Serldn9erun9 be8 NaturaliIatipn8 g rmtne8
auf 10, Is pber 81 Sabren ODER in elmer a1oez
fea WtaBre9el beite9en foae, iiberlale er unpern
5u entIdeiOen."
@ut 3anf8 mag AUDI . seIa9t baben mir
6aben Die betrefenbe Nebe nidt lelber geleIen
uub ben SnAalt b~erielben MIR aus benz @ebd6t=
niB nad Wtitt9eilun9en zines Nnbeaen, ber le
Qelelen bate, nlit9etbeilt; aber gewiB bleibt eS
ie(bit bieruu6, baB it6 8unf8 burd iene Nepe
feine8tpes8 5n ben Brin5ipten Der Snpten Be-
funnt BAT. 4u6 bleiten mir Bel Der 8e6aupz
tu1g, baB 8anfS pur4 jene Gepe einen @influB
auf ben Srpen 9epinnen lpOlIe, I'm oenielben gu
iPren8en.
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SaIifar, 20. 6ebt. - Der Oampfer
Nmerifa fam beute init Na4rt4ten bis gum 16.
Don 2iperpppl bier an.
Gr bringt, mir beba1ern e8 1telben 5u uit1len,
feline Nadrttten bon Dem peruntBten Oampfer
B%aciftc. Der GpttpnNtarft mar better 8rcpz
ltpffe maren nieprt9er. Brcpiiipnen maren I'm.
perdrDert, Sdinfen a189enpmmen, mel9er 9es
fallen lpar.
Sn England berrI6te np9 inrner etrli9e Gufz
regunS itber Die amerlfaniIde In9elesenbeit,
aber pielelbe mar nidt all9emein, ul1D bel6rGnfte
li3 NUT auf 9%epiiie &lallen.
Die @rnennun9 pe8 Dallas gum gtaG1plser
Su4ananS bat Die Sefar4tun9en pieler niepers
9eldla9eu.
Der 6rieben8cOn9reB ioGte in Der fpl8enben
Wpde in Hari8 5ulammentreten.
Wtebl flau urto Inn 6 B. 9efalen. Neltern
Canal Sc 9. 6 ,. SOrn 1T nm 1 @. 9efallen.
Yrppilipnen llau. Yprf so g. 8eef 12O 9.
@pnlpl8 9O8 Bis 9O4. @elbmtarft fnapper.
3mette Depef9e.
Die lebten Nadrtdten aus Der &rint bertd=
ten, buff bic altirten Zen lebten 0od BON &C.
batpppl in Die 2uft 9cipren9t baben. Gu4
iparen ale Vcrbereittn9en 9etrpffen, MIR AUDI
Sort Nicplau8 I'll perttdten.
Stint en9lii4e &e8tl1enter ~riiteten iid gum
Mb3u9.
Die fran5Siiide araee empfin8 bic 9ta4ridt
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re8 SanoelS unb Der Snpuitrte brin9enb eefprz
cert tptrb." SirSter fiibrte pte8 in Der &an=
sner aus, inoem er inter gluberm benerfte:
uGS 1T rtdt r1r Der aus ber 8all5eu beutI6en
@eldldte berprrwadicnbe naticrtale Oebanfe,
eS lt1lo 5ul1lal Die Grei9nilie Ter 9teu5eit, weldbt
baS geoiirf1tb elmer f%eitern @ini9un9 pieper in
Den Norber9runo eelte0t boben; e8 lit bic faf
9dn5lide Gtnflublrii9feit res rcutlden 8utoe<
bet BET 8rDben prientaliI6en 6rage; e8 lit oaa
~trauri9e Sdtfial cine8 lp89ertiienen 8ruper.
~ltamme8 i'm Ncrben r~nIere8 Nnterlanpe8; CT
Iltno Die piellettioen, lnall&9cietten 0efabren
Itpelde BET leper 9rDBeren pplttilfcn &atultrppbg
nift nltr bic reAtIiden 3uitdnre, icabern lelti
pie Grilten5 Der meilteu gin5elltoaten beprchelt. d
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SfNSt Baltimore.

Gin iebr fetn 9ef(etbeter Snbu>
itrte> Sitter rperirt 9%e9eumdrti9 III Der
Stapt nit elmer rnperi6Guttbeit, bic ibre8 @lei-
den itdt. St nirnmt tr9erlo elm Sans oltf8
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espirDpGifcbe ~ ocArict,fen.

&piiut6 1Areitt aus 2onopn utterm 8.
6ebruar vSe ntebr i4 oariber nadpenfe, beItu
itdrfer miro in mir bic lteber3eu9ung, baB meme
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@9ee1tns, 30, Tebr. Der Sale9 uno
Wlpnpn9ahela 6luB linp BET 6etteruau uno
6airmpnt auf9ebrrden, unO Die @epaier iinp
iebr bod IN Brownsville itebt f~a8gBa1er 16H
SUB unp itei9t thinner mod. Munn ermartet
bier, paB ba8 @i8 mGbret1b Der 9fadt aufbredeu
perpe. OaS Sis BAT ii4 an Der Miroung res
@9eelin9 Grerf qeitppft, aber Die Stapt 1T bis
iest nidt IN @efabr.
Som @tnctnnatt abmdrt8 lit bic S6tffz
fabrt berett8 e%rDfnet; a~ufipartS mirb lie bel
letAt mpr9en erDffnet rperpel1.
Ct 2put8, 81. 6ebr. : Sci bem&i89an9
welAer beute bier erfrl9te, lanfen 3 Oanpfer
uao etpa 20 anbere purben beI6Gpi9t.
Y9tlabelpbio, 20. Sebr. = grbeiter
lpnreu Die 9an5e Nadt burf bel6afti9t bic
Erit1111er ppn 8u86n8 etr9eIttr5tem @aarenz
bat8 ipe95urdumen. Die 2eidnabme BON So
IiepbOtiiler, Wa9etfi6rer, uro Marf Opnabitn
Otelier tpurDen 9efurpeu. gfpd befinbet ii6
Elm 2etdnabm inter ben 9tuinen.
Sid mpnb, %. Tebr. - Die bempfratis
ife Convention trat beute 5ulammerr, ullp ers
|nannte @r9pupernSr Sbellpn S. 2eufe 51 ibrem
|PrdIretten. Die Sttmuutn8 lift 1ebr entbu=
fidIttid.
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&Orlt unO wartet; Bis be
gebt. Damn tritt er gu il
gen iiber feline Q8p6uur7
ndditen Gfe ullp Mir
Sag. Sit pie8 SCI
8obnun9 ieine8 in
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Dem I'M 6uu8, (
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fetn Gapit1n IA II
ter tauienp Gnt
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wartet bic Wftttel
unO lift feline {
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28
THE "SOUTHERN SHORT CUT"

new route the South has been recently projected
which, when completed will not only be shorter than any
existing, but IN this particular will be likely To
main uurivailed It's IN fact, direct line from Ph-
delphi to New Orleans, by way oi Richmond, Virginia,
Anderson, South Carolina, and Augusta, Georgia. BE
sides it, advantage ia respect to length It eau be opcr-
ed in less than any other, large portion OF the
line consists of roads operation, and the location
Of the connecting links required TO unite them a highly
favorable To cheap aud rapid construction. BY tn
route the time between Philadelphia aud Richmond viii
Ice reduced hours whilst Norfolk can be erchcd
in twelve. Moreover and this even more important, II
will form direct connection between this city and tie
Chesapeake Bay point where navigation Is never Oo
Ftruct ID bv ice aud where there is sufficient Tor
ships Of the largest class.
TIE entire amount of new road required to reach Rich
mouj all he about hundred and twenty miles less
than halt OF what IL necessary to complete the Air
Line from New York To Norfolk, which l. Intended to
AVOID Philadelphia altogether TINS new road will GO g.
Smyrna, the Delaware railroad and crI-
nat near Hanover the Virginia Central On it, Wy
il will traverse the tide water sections of MARYLAND AMI
Virginia connecting with the navigation OF .he Potomac
the PauNent the RAppahannock aud other streams T.
region OF country among the most fertile in the Unit j
States and its aud wheat iavorably known in tbs
market
From SMYRNA to Oxford Oh the Eastern Shore of the
Chesapeake the distance is ouy nifty miles, and this
ton Of the work has been commenced hy the MMyl d
and Delaware Railroad Company. The contractors TO-
been engaged upon it since last December and tile
essry be obtained, it will be pushed Or~
TO rapid completion. A considerable portion OF lie
stock has been subscribed by citizens OF that part of
ryland among whom there is earliest desire to
facilities Tor u better communication with this metrOT
TO which their trade interest naturally direct them. r
ability. however, il limited, though their feeling is
cordial; aud the Company looks to this company for d
enable them press their work a conclusion vi Ia
If the req uisite is forthcoming be accomplish,
during the present
Gen. Tench Tlghmau, the President OF the NJ. and ID.
Railroad IL at the La Pierre House, in this city ON
Saturday he had interview with Of the leading
members Of our Corn Exchange, and to-day lear NE
expects TO hold conference with committee ol lie
Board of Trade. At proper time he will submit lis
plans such citizens may be especially interested il
this project aud his expectations very modefat
have doubt lac will with success-PhiId. NORTH
diner
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CnuRcH GoSo THE OLDES TINE.-We find the fol-
lowing in history Of the town Of Salem Mass.
"The boys ranged on the stairs Of the meeting
house, aud appointed to keep people from slcc-
ping by means ola short dubbed stick having ut one
end a knob aud at the other fox tail with which he
would stroke the womans faces that we're asleep aud with
the other would knock unruly dogs aud men ~ sic
place, Salcm.tWo appointed mark down
the noa-acndnnt in order to present them to the ma
gstrae, while the time three constabes were ap
pointed "a keep watch the three doors Of the meeting
house to prevent fro going forth I'LL the
ses we're finished "
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OCrOB T. K ID.
INO Lynchhurg

Two Lynchburg ~ 81 To Lexington o. -
ii To buchanan 90 To the Natural Bridge 5,
both Richmond and Lyncburg Charlottesville ~ 81
Satisfied, fair trial. that the majority Of travel the Paeke
leaving evening"
old aud amer the 22d instant leaving Richmond
Monday Wednesday and Friday al T. NJ reach New Canton at
4 Scotisv - VI Of the FIRST, and Lynchburg A. NJ
Buchanan aud Lexington p NJ OF the day.
Returning Buchanan A NJ and Lynchburg ~ p
Monday Wednesday and Friday reach Scottsve 10Y A.
New " NJ, and arrive Richmond at next 4. NJ
Boats New Canton with the FOR the Institute
and buckingham O. H. and Ia scoye with the stage for Char
lotteSvlle.
~ See Time and Distances, IN Card below:
LeIrs Richmond Monday, Ledre LvncAburg Moaddy
Wednesday, Ind Friday, at "Wednesday and Friday, al
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physicians Of extensive practice SAYS, in reference
20 the vast number Of experiments witnessed by him
he Of chorofOrm that is by any means ncce
cary to the absO puOn OF the chOrolOrn to the x
tent Of destroying al power Of moycment-n fact la
there IL danger IN crossing the line which separates motor
and il abolition
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28
NORRIS PIANO-FORTE ROOMS,

81 MAIN SrkEEr, RICHMOND,
RE constantly supplied with full and complete assortment Of
~ the choicest
o. y a 10 n T.
this which offered for
and the absolute and
satisfaction purchasers The words Of
pondent Acs aid. and take pleasure in repeating
the u I woRCEsrERs instrumeafs made Aoaor,
nd egHdi oHy he ror have been and daily being
highest testimonials from nearly ONE THOU
SAND purchaser. In the past TWENTY YEARS.
Attention is asked to the following notices 81 IN. press;
FROM TIE " Y Commercial .drertiser, April So iSaS,l
Pianos made by Mr. H. Worcester OF this city scarcely be
instrument valuable
PROM ". Y. Courier dHd EHguirer.l
constantly increasing reputation Of the
Worcester, authorizes reminding
beautiful and
they admitted be Ina their essential
qualities OF musical excellence.
FROM As " \. Commercial ddrerfiser1
duce strains Of which speaks
from OF those wonderful pieces of
"worcc-es Pianos" As have than
forth, melody Of the voice In loves
harmonious
dous that accustomed TO listen to-
A. MORRIS. sole Agent, W Main ST.
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MEDICAL.
rnE GnsAr RUSSIAN aEnE.Y.

every mother head have box In the house handy
Of accidents 70 the chndren."
Rkpoiso's Rus<A sALvl
remedy % thirty standing. and
Boii. coas Fslons, chblain. every
Nipples, scommsadd by nurss whtlow- ss. Fosters. fva
Bites. Spider Linb-, Salt Rhsun searvy,
Cracked Lips Sore Nose, Warts and feh Wounds
have ID In he o
ysars Ia Injury, Interfere With
is pure-t mstsrisls.
brought froa Rus.aof articles In that
have letters all
physicians captains. nHr aud Others who have used
Of
disabled soldier which picture also engraved the
IS Box. Sold all the
Try. may ordered Of any Wholesale druggist.
REDDtNGS a CO. Pro ,rietcrs.
BENNETT BEERS FISHER, Agents and all Druggists.
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nR. SANfORD,sI NvlGOR \ TORI. recommend
IL the public relying It's intrinsic excellence
truly and safely relied
Of which
the general system.
by the
prctor Through urgent solicitations who have
the proprietor has BEEN induced place
before the public fo all bilious persngsments Sick adsehe
HabuAi Costlveness Blious Cole
Stomach Bowels General Debility Female Weakness
itth GENERAL and by AleS
~ sanford A n. fct-ty
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VALUABLE HoRsE.-Silver Heels il the name Of a sal
liable horse lately purchased by General Singleton u
Quincy, ILL.,, Tor the round Of $3DUU he ono oi the
highly bred Morgan stock and pronounced by compr
tent judges 10 be the finest specimen Of the horse Kind
living.
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RICHMOND ANDPETERsBURG RAILROAD.
- 80 49, % 49, 81

llN the this Road will
~ ros
Express, through Passenger daily, Sundays eseeP .
Mall through Passenger, daily, st.............S 2.
Accommodation and freight train (rrwecklyJ via.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays A.
Norfolk Train Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 6S A. NJ
Lk.vx rErERsHrRe KicEsoSp.
nspress through Passenger daily at :........;s n
Accommodation and freight train Tri-weekly, via
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at........s% A.
Richmond o Clover Hill passenger will be
attached o the Coal Train which leaves Richmond
daily, Sunday exeepied for Clover hin o'ck
Passengers coming from Clover I'm by this train
summit Depot by 10 A. NJ.
trains will the either
NJ passengers.
The stop passenger. up
pu, Manchester Temples Rc Halfway Station, Clover
I'M aud Port walthal functions.
accommodation will ut all the regular stopping
ceswh there to take put down.
aud Mail Trains Richmond with the
Petersburg for Weldon, Raleigh Wilmington &e.
Tickets weldon be procured ~ the ticket Office in
Richmond.
The same Petersburg
Northern Washington BALTIMORE &c Through tickets
Baltimore and Philadelphia bS procured the tick
ct Office Petersburg.
PArv for -hte persons s.
Chndren aud - Of 49,. -
Colorel In servants s.
Coory will not be permitted In the hrsi
attendance infant children sick absolutely
requiring which the fare for white
will be charged.
discount Of cents tickets
purchased the Office and getting the where
40 tickets sold.
Servants travelling by by
passes retained once
be expressly stated the that they permitted to
the
Once r A ?. r Re March. 25th is55
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UANTIILtS. NtNTILIAS.
tr received further supply " MAntNs Of styles o.
- SIX Morr Antique and Lace White Black and ColOr also
70 doz Cactus Skrts, a reduced price.
Embroidered Muslin and Corded skirts
Whal,bpn- and Zph, Cord do
Hair Cloth Manila Grass do
Paulraf Ivory and Spanish Pans
JacOn-t. Orgsnd- six Robes
Cheek Canton Sik- a
Small Check French six for Misses
French silks \ - and ~ cents, a bargain
Black At al per yard DO
Do Grenadines, BArrges and Chalies
Do Brochc aud Satin Plaid Bareges
Parasos ~ Lsdes Umbrellas
Gents SIX Cambria do
Linen Cambria Handkerchief. In White Colored borders
very pretty.
Cent? SUMMER Crayas Stocks and Ties, variety
Geu- Isle Thread, otlon aud SIX half Hose, White aud
GeS. Under Shirts la suk Gau1e Merno Cot
mag CHRISTIAN LATHRoP
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VhnsGiIrSS,,As- ! ASP TE sSIirbiI

ROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. mi8l-8m.
VhGIIHSSssSS -! ASH FE ssrIrbsflI ,ys
IN r seaq por ] M fSsa @ % Is@
train from Richmond Petersburg will leave Lyneburs at l2''
NJ and ar[,.s a. !. GaIScs VI
At Buiords depot, for Buchanan, - miles.
At Bons. aud saem for Sweet Red Sweet and White sulphur
Al Sewb.rn depot for the Red Sulphur (ss e and Salt Sulphur
SPRING. Turnpike NewSsrn to The RED sulphur
f1"untsn. P,..engsl, srIve AZ The s,ny, ON % evening Of
tbs second iy from Richmond :. SVEN Nil rS[ 'oL Knoxville
The vns and Tennessee Railroad Pss;e, in the vicinity o
sulphur SPRING. the accommodations at zach Of which have been
Tie Telegraph Richmond completed the
Montgomery White sulphur Springs early in June.
apqs-im General Superintendent.
nPENING THIS DAY.-N.- ,na choice s'yy.of Fancy
.,le. and Check Valencia Fancy Maisse
Linen rendering very superior Which
MAIL KEEN, BALDwIS Co
WATERMAN,s PATENT REFHIGERA-
w Tons This Refrigerator With ts improved Nniiaior or
T s Esrcn vessel. and wairr coo-r ss@S peFas snd d..
svsr 80 strong % sso others be ever 80 delicate Upon esSm
sS anS ,r, ., ~ Refrigerator svsy gus',, vii he '"'
' ''''' '''''','' 20 sac ''oo liSSfSMaN
ONDON POHTEH.-25 ca-ks iIbber,'s beet London
mali EDWIN WORKMAN CO
STUAHT's LOAF AND CtI SHED SUGAR;
mali EpwIN woRrnAN co.
NEW uALIFAN ITEHHINGS.-foo bbi. No I Gu,
@.i7 I u SKINNER CO, Cary st.
RACoN.-g Family Ham.
" hhd' Hams sides and Shoulder for , 81, BY r,,
SsEED CORN. bushels very superior corn, Tuscs-
| - rora Tor salrby CRESsHAwh co.
/ CUBAN SYHUPS are constantly supplied Win our pure
- FOUNTAIN, cecool soa orminF delicious,
NM ''"''"'"S ''''' prepared" LarpLEY ROBINSON.
mss Chemists &C.. ih and franklin ss
| No,i, or HALIFAX BEHHLSGsa 10 hsn bar
ma2o Cary street.
{, WORKING COATs.-A new and fashionable coat jn,ln
| KEEN BALDWIN 4 CO.
ran va Main street
- BHIs. UHQUEHAHT. SUPERIOR ar
| rns3i JAMES WINSTON
ns4s LEWIS n wEBB co.
UDEAS.-2nf Rusheis Stool peso
MACK kye DO 'ior sals by 49,. . 80
6tsrEEE SUGAH.-c9 barrel. cote Sugar, store Tor
nsz3-iS DUSLOP MONcURE CO
SUGAR AND uOIAsSES.-
- ~ llhds fair H. choice quality surar
$50 Barrels prime Noass-., In store ~ sae BY
,ma2s DUNLOP. MONcURE co
upICF, "u0UNTAIN DIV" WINS. y. JACK.
IL sons Cauds James River Hydraulic Cement Psuvisn ON.
rusa DAVENPORT ALLEN CO.
6tHoI NJ PLAsTEU.-qso ucroe. Labso Plaster, hs.h
y. ~. sKINKEH 4 co,
maR No 30 Cary street.
NUTtCuEII,s CANDLES, IN plain md fancy boTss
AVh nov landing, and for sale by tlLDtN MILLER,
msia Corner Pearl aud Cary streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28

SoNrtmSo NV They have now boz Paris an "Um-
brela Great Coat, which IS intended 20 great
coat and umbrella ai the time. II b. made u 1000.
pervious material, aud has running along the loser ,a
arpfOpi tube Under the collar Is little blow hole
communicating Nitl this tube The wcaicr appnr- h.-
mouth 20 this hole and with few Civilizations be initiate,
IL Nth air
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28

DiFtoNsrtc MoRAtry.-Thc late difficulty between
Persia and England -aid 20 have been caused hy ih,
misconduct Of Che English Ambas-ador NJ Murra, vii,
persisted iu keeping Boo his house bcustiul Persian y
the SISTER Of The shah after having provided Tor her bu
band by giving him appointment in the British col
sulatcthe shah, II seems being willing TO Icsv, hf
relative any longer be- such position.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28

PEEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGER WINE.
hdHUcfrea from French Grapes Green Jamaica Ginger
ScriAe orange, CarOH, de- Three Years Od.
a REMARK ABLY pleasant. stomachic
~ stmu,ni highly beneficial In checking that disodcrc
the stomach and bowels prevalent weather
frequently when Neglected produces DysenAry Cholrr
also valuable remedy for Hstency Dyspepsia aud Gene De
by Persons living districts where Ague prevails hnd
preventive Price - cents pr bottle, Is per dozen
~ Wholesale and Retail Agents BENNETT BEERS
rrefA Pearl street, srIs-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28

EOIIN y. GORDON 18th STREET, NEAR
- he Exchange Hotel, has and offers
American Hammered SIRON.
English aud American rolled
English and bli-;errd Steel.
Broad Plough Iron. 10 inch.
Flat. Round and square Iron, all sizes.
Oval, half Oval and half
American, English aud Russia Sheet Iron.
Band and Hoop Iron.
Nail Rods. American and SWedes.
American aud Swedes Horse Shoe Iron.
Horse Shoes, assorted.
Tin Plate. Pig and Bar Tin.
Sheet Zinc, Spvlicr and Speiter Solder.
sheathing, Brazsr's and Bar Copper.
Shot Pig aud Bar Lead.
Ground Wagon and Cart Boxes.
hcCormick's and Palmer Mould BoArdsJ
Wooden Bucket Haudiu-.
Bucket Ear- and Rives timed and black.
Tin Plates, various
Hardware and Wrapping Paper
Gotten and Hemp Plough Lines.
Sole leather, good and damaged
Sperm, AdAmantine and Talow Candles.
Soaps fancy and brown
with general assortment o. Groceries mh2
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FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA CITY POINT AND NORFOLK
- rkANiER CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt. T. MrcH-
- Steamer PENNSYLVANIA Captain DAVID -<zkzf1}>.
rN,L, Steamer VIRGINIA, Capt H. Rows E-HB.
Of will Rich
mond, Wednesday, touching
Returning
Philadelphia every "Wednesday 10 O'Clock.
These
for the passengers sdd-d also
for est regularity dispatch and
Ing goods committed receive
sW No uanshpment by this line.
REDUCED.
through 10 York ............
do Philadelphia, nd found. At cabin ........ 90
Passage City Point and Norfolk the river
F Passengers by this line In Philadelphia three
days and then proceed New York by the ticket
ma6-a II. \ FUTILE, Agent, Roeketts
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DOGGETT q ANDEHsO'


Corner ~ GorsrH0r and FrrufiiH strait,
AATHOLKSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS In French and Amer
w Paper Hangngs Satin Detnes and Damask, Tor Win
dow Curtains GmT Cords and Tassc COrnccs Bands and Coug
Lace aud Muslin Curtains FLOOR and Table oil Cloths Hair Cloth
and Plush Tor ssf Curlrd Hair sofa Springs Twnc Tsck Mat
tng-; Window Shades Curied Hair
Feather Reds. Lounges usny
line ~ business which
and Paper Hanging and Uphoeng pune,ualy attended
In to- &
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STEAMBOATS,, DC
SUMMER ARRANGEME


UINOR NEW NOu The superior Doable
n Engine steamship ROANOKE, lioa bur. (rSA.
then. TOHa1s Ntfsaer, Leaves City Point ~
New Saturday morning. y
Pa Richmond Wishing Ibis Feln
- leave early ak A Pstsr-barg
Saturday morning and obtain
applying oes, south side
uriay
Passage aud Pare n " including State Room, siO
Passage and hare TO Norfolk from City Point by the
The Roanoke proceeds Immediately
arrival Southern Tor New
Ing there evening. FROM Rehmo@d being only
nagA board.
This viii be found far the comfortable
TO New York besides the cheapest heat
he Railroads avoided and there changes u
departure til arrival In New York.
Returning the
ternoon At Z O'Clock.
for state Rooms, apply once
LUDLAM a WATSON.
S The JAsEsrows, Capt. Parrish.
nond Tuesday afternoon O'Clock, touching Point,
and proceeding same night tn Norfolk msio-2t
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
PASSAGE TO PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK.
ruNHE STEAMER CURTIS PICK. Captain Johns >~<-n
u Davis having Just undergone thorough
hauling. will resume tho between this
the above place. leaving Rockets. SATURDAY
morning 10th ak oek) precisely and
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday mornings at that hour
Returning the Curtis Peek will leave Nerok Monday We'd
ney and Friday the hour ON oelockJ and
touch the
Passage and meals usual X. d HASktNS.
The fright all articles landed
when they sent to The boat