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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-16
COLLECTOR's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, n. c., Feb. t, 1856

WASHINGTON, n. c., Feb. t, 1856,
MEssRs. EDITORS My attention has ht eli cli., Il To
an article in your issue of january 23d, under the
head Of g Commerce. Of the States" and as have
Just etcd statement of til, Exports of DOnes-
tic Produce ant. Manufactures from this port for the
calendar year ending 3l>t December, 1850. it las
bccn su.g. strd that sa sratrin might BIZ accept
able To YOU for pub ic..lion. 1t is a. follows:
Exports coastwisc. $9S3,56S IL
Exports to foreign countries, S7,U45 80
Total $l,u2o,6l3 II
have been informed by Il gentleman well quail
tieI Judge, that Hyde count, exported r,c' ths
past y,ar corn and wheat 10 the amount nj $780,,
900; aud b, another. that l;,conbc cxp"rt,,,, io'
ih same TIM, $4ut,O worth oi Cotton. besides
lang quantity OF grain, nava! stores, lumber, &c.
Respectfully yours,
ii F. HANCOCK.
We return our thanks to Mr.. Hancock for this
statement; aud W. sl.ou!i be obliged to other Col
lector<, and to merchants, lor further information
on this suj, Ct 1t is u matter which touches the
pide ami the interest OF every North Carolnar.
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS Tic following officers for
the town OF HiilShorougil nave b. Il, ccd for the
ensuing year: Maj. james NJ. Palmer. Magistrate
OF police; Josiah Turner, ST. George Laws, j. {.
Tnnentnc, LeI,.uu Lynch, L. vim Carmichac, lI,n-
r, Richards and \. W. Hclgp, IT,, Commissioners
Robt. F. Pca>ants Constable, and John Laws
TREASURE
The following gentlemen have t"e" elected C"n-
miSsinners of Milton: n NJ. wis. n. l.. Walker
S. Watkins a. L. Ball. r. 4. Ncwbe!l, r. II. Lewis
L. Hines and Il. b Tho. nton.
FAT OFFlCEs-Thc Cincinnati Gazette states aha,
.ne hVe leading Offices in that County yield the fol-
owing profits Treasure, $40,uO0; clerk $25,Gc0;
aod''or SisCoo; sheriff $2O,Oo0; probate judge
$to'ooo The office If sheriff &c New Orea, S is
WORTH $i'O0OO per annum. Ct course no X ow
Noihins would iavs h offices unless they should
happen y 'scck hm-for The rule witt, them is
that the "ofice should seek the an, and not the
NAH the Office" ------ 49, - -...-s -
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10 We are requested to state that Rev. N. F.
''e'a VIII Preach the first # series oi sermons to
young men. at the Methodist Church in this Civ
on Sunday evcn g pext.
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RALEIGH 81 CASTOR RAILROAD.
Raleigh & CASTOR X. Il. OlCce.

r,,,, .onrt R, y IGN, February $, 1856:
n completed Charlotte, notice herpb, given that
goods produce brought down that Road intenaed for
Transportation the Raleigh CASTOR Railroad will bc
received by this Company at the North Carolina Railroad
Depot in Raleigh Owned jointly by the Compancs)
and will be transported thence without delay or extra
charge and goods designed for the western merchants and
others along that Road will likewise be delivered at the
All dues for freight be paid Petersburg or Ports.
mouth, except way freight, which must b. paid in ad.
vance or ON delivery of the goods
goods and produce.
DISTINCTLY Marked that their destination may be known
r. A. HAMILTON, President.
Raleigh Register and Star, Hsboro' Recorder Greens.
b"r Patriot, Salisbury Watchman aud Banner Charlotte
Democrat and Wing, publish till forbid
DATENT MEDICINEs.-YOU WILL FIND In
patet md my medicines advertised in our papers, or
known to community which we will sell at propreors
prices whuieSi,e and RETAIL
FEsCUD GATLING.
Raleigh February le, ls5s est.
VIMMER's QUlNINE.-WE HAVE JUST RE-
"A CE1VED one hundred ounces On nine direct from the
' PEsCUD GATLING,
rosu,. 20 ,e-. wholesale and Retail Druggists:
wv iNDOW GLASS AND PUTTY.-JUsT TO
w hand in good order 100 boxes Window GLASS; com.
n%rsng The various sizes and qualities usually called for in
cans for sale at a small advance by
PESCUD & GATiING.
February IL, 1856. 23-tf.
DAINTs AND OILs.-THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE
prepared execute orders for all kinds of Paints and
O.~ 1fe ~ - ~ PEscUD GA1lING.
February -. 1856, 23-E
IF YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM SICKNESS OR
pain, if skin is chapped covered with any erup-
ton, if your hair is gray falling
out, refuses cure if you would have clean mouth
and teeth call al Pescud and Cuttings and you will find
the greatest variety of Medicines Cosmetics Preparations
for the Hair Teeth and Skim Soaps Perfamery Brushes
and Combs upon very favorable terms.
Reader If would look better, cheerful and be
free from many of the ills Of life. call and
PESCUD 4 GATLING.
February 10 1885, e3-tf
The N. C: Mutual Insurance Company.
A MEETING: OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
"A Of the North Carolina Mutual Insurance Company Will
be held at the Office Of the Company, the City Of Rail
egh onThurday the 18th day OF February inst AT -
O'clock H.. for the purpose of filling the vacancy in tho
Board and Of exciting President in the place Of Col JOS
5 B. q. Koulhac, decd.
Raleigh, Fob. $. 1855. sz-ta.
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The coolest weather We have had in this place
during this remarkably cold season. Monday
morning last, when the mercury marked deg. be.
low 0. We learn that it was deg. below o at
Waynesville. The weather has considerably
moderated, aud We hope that Boreas wt;l soon be
sIpplan.ed by Austrr.> AsheriUs Spectator.
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HON JAMES Bt cHANAN.-Thc Phi,adcEI hi; P,1.-
Syi'ah'an gives the following rx'Iac, from a ,,vate
letter from Mr.. b cilaan to gentleman Of tina,
City. Ihs ntnag. is w,,,L OF tic lofty cha, act,r
and unslIl.icd Patriotism OF tn, man who pvnncd II
You let'r to the connection of my name with
inc Presidency. Tins | neither
DESIRED nor expected. The movement in nv la,ot
na> 'hcrti lore, originated ithou my previous kn"w-
ese or consent, and should be quite sat,sti, d
Should another be selected
he mex will be the important and re>poi,-
she Presidential term since the last war with E,,
,a'i VI perhaps, since the origin Of The government
l"th our "reign and our domestic affairs will r.o,,r,
Tue guidance Oh an able, firm and skiiu nj OF f.,
Steer The Vessel / State clear of TN. br.,kn,.
pray Heaven that the b man NAV b, se,,,,,.d
the Crisis, and 10 me 1t is "a matter Of ;d;ti. - n
Whether from the North or tb Sn,,,, NV
East Or the West"
New HAMPSHIRE Democrats of thu. =. ,,,.,,,;,,,
State are waglng fierce abolition Know
N'thn g'sn. and Maine awism. The election vii,
'aAt place Oh the llth of next month A Governor
ana other State officers are to b. chosen. Their,
was an immense mass meeting at Concord on the
'th' which was addressed Ivy Weller of California
orr OF South Carolina, Cobb of Georgia, Lane q,
oregon, and others. Success to the nobl. national
democracy of the granite State!" .8ss
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SUNDAY SCHOOLS The Methodists have found by
careful attention to the statistics of their body that
the Sunday School the great nursery ofhe Church
An exchange says:
1.-The number Of hopeful conversions in the Sunday
Schools Of the Methods, Episcopal Church. the past
year, was seventeen thousand four hundred aud
ninety four more than half the net increase of
tn. membership of the Church, which was thirty
Thousand seven hundred and thirty-two. During
fnl conversions in the Sunday Schsols WAS between
y-fou and ninety five thousand, one-eighth
Of the whole present membership Of the Church"
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

THE PLANTATION BELONGING TO THE he.rs
of ihea,e VIM. 7. Hopkins, will be sold public auction
front of the Court House, in the City II Rae gh on
Monday the 18th OF February, II o'clock NJ Tn plan
1a'ion about ~ miles south Of Raleigh is all god
tains alb acres.
Terms made known on day of sale. If desired it may
be d,v ded to purchasers.
Also, the same time and place. if previously dis:
psed OF, fou improved lots in the city of Raleigh to wit:
The ol and dwelling occupied by C. C. Raboeau on
the SIDE Of Fayetteville ST. few yards below the
Court uouse the lot and store-h. the north.
east colner II Market Square, occupied by Joseph Belts
md The McBa.n house and lot adjoining the Missionary
Chn ell being Of No co. also the vacan, lot adjoining,
being the other half Of No. 60.
WIN. WHITE, Agsnt.
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W ALUABLE REAL ESTATE In THE,
TOWN Or NEWBERN FOR SALE.-The subscr Der
perry known the Washington HOTEL situated on the cor
ner IF Broad and Hancock Streets
THIS of the most desirable business locations in
he town, beng the Huus Market aud
an'c and n. c. Railroad. For further particulars ap-
ply TO w. H. PEARCE,
Newbern, N. G.
February II, 1855 l6-6.
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VIM. E. BOND, Sec'y

ARKANSAS WEArnER--A gentleman at Camden
Ark, thus graphically writes of the weather in that
rcgion:-
1t is so confoundelly cold that I can scarcely
write. am fairly freezing Thoughts may breathe,
but there no chance for words that burn"
wherewith t" warm ones self in this merciless
weather. ] do believe this must be the coolest
place. just now, this side Of poor John Franklins
remains. The river is from over; foot passengers
cruising on the ice, and others not all.
Stock freezing to death in numbers all around
us, and verify believe (,lnost y that shall lose
seed Of every thing in the poultry line. The ther-
m",neter for the greater part of the time ranges
a, about 20 % degrees below the freezing point
| write all this with the inksta,,d on the hearth
big blanket my head, and both feet in the fire
U-u-g-g-h-h l can't 6" any more.
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The K Ms OF The FIRST Dl<TRICT.-A X. n.
daylight conv, ntion was held in Edcn,on, the
9TH instant to appoint delegates to the Philadelphia
Convention. The published proceedings show that
just fifteen delegates in attendance, represent
ing thousands OF and entire Congressional
District! Seven deli gates, ne,riy ha!fthe Con-
reuti0n, were appointed Committee To suggest the
names Of delegate to Philadelphia. Mr. John Pool.
OF Pasquotank Was appointed pin, ii'al delegate,
and David \. B.rneS II. A. Gillian, and Willie Cd
liam, E>qiircs, atcrna,c>. Tnc Convention an
nounccd no principles.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA WAKE
- COUNTY. In Equity Elijah Winston, Admir-, o.
WAN Il. Ward, Jno. J. Ward and others.
Whereas FL ah Winston has filed his bill of complaint
i'll G ur of Equity against JOHN Ward and Others
and has made oath that VIM. Fl. Ward and John j. Ward
no-lesdents of this State but residents of the
Slate of Tennessee.
Tbs therefore, is to notify the said John ]. Ward and
VIM H. Ward wherever they may be- to be and appear at
Court of Equity to be held at the Court House. in the
city of Raleigh The LIST Monday after the 4th Monday
i'll March next t" plead answer dcmur to the said bill
them, and decree made accordingly
Given under my hand this 18th February, 1885,
ED. G. HAYWOOD, GENIE
February la 1876. 24-6w.
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snip sailed from New YORK on SATURDAY iaSt having
OH board hun,lr,d passengers much the larger
proportion bound for Nicarausa, and people, says
the New York News, of respectable character and
pursuits. Gen. Walker, it stated, is in fair way
to maintain aud permanently establish his authority
in Nica,auga. Til. passengers by this steamship
will add cosidcrabl, to his strength
CoMpTRoLLER's REpoKr~-Wr commence to-day
the publication OF the Comptroller, 5 Report, show
ing the receipts and disbursement at the Treasury
Department, for the tiSca year ending Oc,. 81, 1850
1t is document in which every citizen of the State
is Interested and it will doubt he generally read
TIE Presidency -rin Savannah J.,u, ,sa pub
fishes portion of a tt,r from Southern S>ia.
tor from which MAKE th: following striking pas
sage:
81 am anxious to see your comments on The Mes
sage am decidedly of opinion thar Pierce is the
proper candidate for the next trial. lii" S'uth will
be untrue to herself IT, forcgo the opportunity of
distinct trial of the Northern people upon the issue
he boldly presrntS-and presents in the st-posSi.
bic way moi by party resolutions of II convention,
bn, the mat,,rrd judgment of President, who,
although citizen of Northern stare, np"n the res
possibility of his oath t., >ilppnt AL lf.ll the
C"nstitut'on. exposes the dange of the Unnn from
N"rthern aggrc>si"n, aud justinrs the Southern
Safes in their just and moderate course"
GEN ArCn,s,N Is kASsAs-G,f.. AtchiSun, with
a co,npan, of tw" hundred of his ue,ghI'ors have
made their arrangements To ie,I"ve I" this Territory
early in the ,ring. Ir will l'"at. in the ne,ghbor
hood of Atch>on. Nhc, himself and friends will
me with n cordial wrcon. from the <qua:tcrS IN
this SECTION of the Territory. II is the intention of
Gen. A,cIlison engage in farming, and 70, that
purpose he will bring with him number of slaves.
Many Of his companions Nho will accompany him.
capitalists and arg shareholders, md their set
Element in this section If the Territory is con-
summation devou'ly to be wished for.
.Squntter Sovereign.
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Poetry ny Mrcr. Illustrated 81.
The American GIN Book Containing the Farewell Address Of
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The Stories Of Oid Maid. 81.
d. Edited by Rev. n. v Gcrhart 81.
The Last OF the Paarchs Lessons chiefly from the Life OF o
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HaRDWARR.


FALL STOCK Or HARDWARE. -
w&sS q ysssiss sss Sens..s ' S.ssisssas,
70 which re.psssfsily Invite the attention. Of my -
N 10. 90. 70 ''sn ana country. Ny 'oes con-
s s:ssl :s . ana ss:; sSs;, s's and 's'
Ss.. n sss rss.. p ss.'. ard n pairs some v,ry aas
Iron rsA Kettles and sauce Pans. tind and untlnd
Bell metal and porcelain Preserving Kettle. 't
w,ssr' s,nx. and IN ,e,is some very handsoms
Tall and "a, bottom bras cAndsets and snunr Trays and
IVORY handle Knives and rorss pieces Of Rsdssss and
Doussp plated liable aud dessert Yorrs WIS
Rodrs and other nakes Of baek, bone and buAo hand,
Poeis ana HALVES, Of ROas.r wo.,snAoim. and other
Rssor,, Of wos,soholms W. 4 $. Baehsrs msis 49,.
Pruning aud hedge shssrs NV
Bench aud Moulding Flames, Haldwins make
Hand, panel. rip. tenant, pi, and erss.-eui sa.s
brace, snd bl, ,osts, ard aTe,er ceses ard G0Ssss
shingllng, iaihlng and bv.sa Hstehsis
ranted
House earpensr'. and railroad Ad-es
Squares, neviis and spcks-shAves
Two and s.g n, icld ssly. and T:ps Measures
wrghts's seid-box and sedEe hand HAMMERS
Nails and Spikes OF all sizes
Augers and auger aud gnet Bl,ts, all sizes
Virginia patent p. Locks
Pad stock IN, ehe, cupboard Or,ee rim and Close, Locks
Curtain Pins and Curtain Bands
Masons challenge Backing
Mineral porcelain and mahogany Knobs, for furniture
Ames and Re~land Spades shovc long
Eiiwvls killing Hoes and rrubbing Hoes
Trace halter, breast, log OK and we'll chains
Butt Hinges ., every sile and Kind
Iron Hooks aud Staples, and lia,ps and Staples
wv RATCiiPFE,
Corner Of sth and broad streets,
oclo X. y p. r.. Depot.
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III A II WA RE.
FALL RATION, 1856.

u. II. MOORE n CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARD WARE
No. 81 Pearl St. opposite II. W. rrys, Richmond, Va,
AVE received the England
and complete OF Birmingham and shtid HAND
and manufacturers In this county, full supply
American Goods Their stock Is large aud complete,
Ing In part Of
Rodgers'" wos,enhoiu's nne Knives
Pocket Knives OF L. 3, Z and blades,
Buck bone ebony and Ivory handle Knives Forks
Ivory handle Knives and Forks In sets 81 and 80 pieces
OF Wade GreAye's
manufacture. Of every style and quality,
Scissors aud Shears OF various makes and styles,
Single and double barrel guns. v
Pistols, Rres, Ride Bsrrtls and Mountngs,
Trace, halter log, well, nth and tongue chains,
Wedding and killing Hoes, all sizes,
Axes Of Collins. simmons and Virginia make,
Hand and panel saws, Hammers and HAtchet.,
Mil, pit, cross cut and circular saws
Spades and shovrs OF Ames' Rowland other
Anyils, Vices, and Smiths Bellows,
Hege and hand Hammers SOCKS Plates
Blister, shear and cast Steel, square and octngon
Castings, Horse Shoes and Horse shoe Nails
Wire Selves and Slferr.
Horse c1liars, Blind Brides and lames,
Brid, Filings, Worsted Reins and Girths,
Locks, Hinges and Screws, Of description,
Planes. chises Arglirs and Fles % all kinds
Platform and Counter Scales patent balances and sey ars
sngish, American and q. ID. Percussion Caps,
Hay and Manure Forks, =, 5 ana prong,
Tea Trays and WATERS and all other goods usually found
Hardware Stores.
As goods have been purchased terms
and selected exclusively for the Virginia. North Carolina
trade. feel eonhden offer
merchants visiting this city and respectfully invite
mlnAtlon Of determined sell
house In this Of the Northern eilies.
u. S.-Orders promptly and carefully attended
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MEDICAL.
umronrH+ EEkgHka.Ar,or.,

In nj. chapter boz. Rlpvasr k.Apr Rnv and
RApwArS terrible attack Of Chronic keoma
ansen Physicians Scot, county Vs. had ui.i ns
using Rzdvays Remedies let every amict<d with dis
all Who dsslrs ROOD rurxatve
and Caharc Medicine Of Aduays kegaaors <
ess covered with PmPe Boiehs Sores and Who's. blood nsd
With bad huor read the here puesh kApuAr hnpr
RzisS, klpvAr. RrscvLrxo k..vrsr and kApvAis k.ee
the only the most torturnE
palms, shtfsi tho
human regular and healthy condition. Spring Diseases
RADWAr a 90.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OCrOBE s2p.

TUyO Lyuciihurg - To Lexington - O9
II To Bueia 4 % To the Bridge
both Richmond and Lynchburgto charlottesville ~ 30
Satisfied that majority OF travel the Packet
better accommodated by leaving the evening return
the old hous-on 22i Instant leaving Richmond
and Friday at l.. NJ reach New Canton At
A. ~ and scoisyie NJ h and Iyuelburg A NJ,
and buchanan Lexington r. NJ Of tie second day
R-iurnnF Buchanan at A. NJ, and Iynehburg at ~ p
Monday Friday, reach Scottsvie 1O51
r.. NJ and arrive In Richmond At . next A. NJ
At New Canton with the stage for te Institute
O. H. and In sco; with the Stage for Char
lstesvile.
~ See Time al Distances, in Card below:
Ltdre Richmond Aoaday ears LyHchbur9 Monday,
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SOUTHERN IMPORTING
GUN AND SPORTING ESTABLISGsMENT.
SAMIJET SIJTH ERR MD

!: ::::; *
and well selected stock Of Goods. lie imports di ~ "
rcy from Europe and Is therefore enabled supply Guns Pistols
Fishing Tackle, Walking Canes &c a. reasonable terms
similar goods purchased In the Northern cities While NJ
the experience In the trade that his
adapted Of the souhern public than
generally he found Tie largest Importing houses In the Northern
and Eastern cities. lie unnecessary n PARTICIPANTS bis
stock Suffice say that comprises article In the trade
the Swivel Guns lie asks
Merchants and others With the that both
prices and goods shall prove satisfactory. ocI
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@MM9aszaEss -


nALy LINE TO THE VIRGINIA sPRINGs-o ENTRAL
IL extended Mnboro. To Rockbrdge Alum, Bah
Alum aud Warm SPRING. and TO Lexington Ia day To VIII e
Sulphur half and TO Salt
Sulphur day the evening.
laid. Of July will
sc miles from the White sulphur Springs from the Heal
niles Springs 20 miles; Warm Springs Is miles,
miles; and the Rockbrdgc Spring. miles.
Richmond 63O NJ dine
thence by the Warm
supper day NJ passing the Hot Heal
Ing Springs, the White S1lpi by NJ;
dinner, and the Salt sulphur by night the
second day
Through Hartman Browns sagsto the White Sui
rur Springs, siO the Salt Sulphur, sS-also,
= -. he other Springs and 10 Lexington.
~ See Ticket Agent n Richmond
There many objects Of interest this line bot the NOUN
TRACK passing Blue Ridge Rockhsh
Gap ride Of Eve hundred mites Ii has been worked
With perfect success for than two years
JSo. n. TIMBERLAKE, supt
oGee Va. Central Railroad Richmond.
LINE OF STAGES
Railroad Immediately amer
cars, reach the Warm SPRING. before o'clock
familiar the Springs, and undoubtedly
Mboro' the White sulphur there Il les singing
eight other route with still differ
in Of the roads
public always having dbHRddnf Stage
Eout erowdng, aud effort being made
please Travellers by having careful driver. and making good
time. HARTMAN A BROWN.
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U'CLOY g. SHAW,
STONE CUTTERS.

l. Il Il
on MAIN BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, Va,
A RE FULLY PREPARED 10 execute every descrip-
a ton OF Stone Work Ia The best
Their operations embrace Cutting for inner and finish
Of houses Granite, Sand stone Marble, &C &c Tomb Stones
indeed branch which falls within the the Stone
ter business They will all times take pleasure furnishing
plans estimates proposed job % and thus
faculty the aud cheapest mode
eeuting work They will be prepared, at all times promptly
dcr;ake They WILL moreover, pleasure
dressing specimens q stone Marble which be forwarded
to them, Of charge the satisfaction persons
them their premises.
Bills Of work will be furnished to all who
those who prefer have their In Richmond
warded, can he accommodated o short notice.
We have executed large jobs for the sagacious and the
best judges Of work. IN Richmond aud the surrounding aud
have always given satisfaction.
We refer 10 James Thomas Arthur Norson Hubbard Gardn
Henry Exa, Architect EoTso Whg and the public Of Richmond
generally nolg
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n. L. v.
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
LfNCHBURG, VA.
NJ. SNEAD n Co.. Psornrross
hMN1RUSf regularly and from the Railroad Depot and
" Packet Landing connected with this house. se2s-ly
IYNCHBUR HOUSE,
MAIN STREET.. LNNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
{. FISHER. PROPRIETOR.
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