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Alfred -. LEE, Forwarding nna sonnis.

N SION MERCHANT. TN the DOCK Richmond Va
Thankful Tor the liberal patronage extended IL me- last sea
made mcuts TO incrca the hue 81 Bhts run
uing that boat Will aN"rNerY other day
cNceptrd) By this arfane eli stall br abir 10
out goods through than heretofore, and
neatly they 10y the : Il H. and at much less
ru-t.
NJ, charge ardng Tobacco Is cts Per Box and
- cts per lind whehncndes iayale and Wharfage WHEN
there necessity Tor drayage he dfa!agc aud wharfage
the Basin are cts per BX aud ID per HID The
Lnch Tolls charged BY the James River kanlwa ca Tor
passing ho,se 5es per about It tor Boxes
and per Ilhd Having dies, iocation
ling my tic benefit aud charge only
tar services hoping thereby command larger
husutss
Ny personal attention vii b gstn 10 sa,es If produce and
purchase goods Commission. a. =. LEE.
Uly
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- ih'SiIiA L. pi l-IhE-ILc attention Of Farm, -
ana tcsp ettuly tard com
puma .oi I"eT app 'acllne sprins planting
lhV 4" assure Ar
u,A may Always depend upon bciue supplied ith aGt>I
an NNb lNIf"kM ltitIt. fer he
III person. the eniIic process vi manufacturing AID Entf IN
- i''''At VI
rms article has been before the community for The m
iIod ol hN' yea during which time been aays, h
'"'e huhht "l tho most teputed Chemists IN fer,i place.
an" has eeh t by Various Farmers nearly ever, Sat,
III '1' mon WIN aunst unNayug success iss one 4
inc pea' T'h OF lis Nalir Is the greatly
"hP t'tdohIti IN the history ri Artinoiai ferulltr ami MOI
tq'tvu "S ltfuN"' tltho Itself Which
huVh "HN HhlHse nom the tact OF the
matter III ""Hl" IN TINS preparation being chemically
agent only dsslallhg Itself progressively hen rrnruo
"i'd VITA the son, this avaabe sGplate nn,lya
mated Win soluble phosphate becomes food for miami
an descriptions, ana by them readily taken u II vii I
uhd qhle as active IN inducing maturity a. f,an
ana mu'A more durable and tnry ing the soil and less 90.
latr ' ~ -
AS Ihcr" are large number Of super Phohates in ark,
Tor the value Of which would like to he respousj
arm stiN request all purchasn, to be
EEHulNE AKllCLt, which will be warranted b my sr,r.d
tea agents an 4 whom OF acknow lodged
ana l" thc mold myself punble good barnctr a.
my SLrr fh Srlatc All packages VIII destInctix brand
ed Consumers and dealers will enabled to make arr ur
m's i"f Their supply ON luabe with my aeensas
VIII - e
MtSHk> II C. HARDY Il co. are my arcret,it. and
"r Agent" iot the cly - Petersburg
c. Il. DEBt KG.
hRr'"tard CA,mis' and sois Prori,tor BTdiams5arY J.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


Genicmen. My child had commenced breaking last
fail IN small which gradually extended the
sad, including bath Nheh much by the
fear that both would drop OF
tIiud All ad, ertSed and domestc remedies without
good suits then procured and applied little I RI
on 1t began etbeef; the bottle sot broke aud APP
piled gals tit began My elder dau.h
said Pa 10 that Turf oi sisters hea
looked much better when used We got another
bottle. and her head nearly well This
vased and took ha hour every day wash H. aud
very offensive One bottle ico assntud viii cure
her entirely there IA but little tho disease
You entitled this and fe the benefit others,
great pleasure IN giving you TIL certificate
Respectfully u T CHALK.
To Dp A 10
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l. NANE HOUSE, No Il But1INuBHaok 81 I.rtrs
bth" Al nave 'sab shed ny sci tor ihc N A.,
General Iron Ntc' ad Metal Business lnyinc the ait,
tuh If Virginia aud North Carolina Merchants mr. In
hikt I" an tNthnaii'u varied ass rtunt
my arrangements otiug such As enable
lowest rates Ran Roads. Maclinss Bta,n lts un, ,l,
trade generally will lind their interest 10 Xpe my So
before purchasing elscw here - -"
ofd,Is Thankfully received aud promptly ,ttensdto
St.,
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &C.


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IIthHR and Crushing tin's III hIaII' oTI' MI
mund Va I-56 Fail Stv h lrat
Ia calling attention 10 the SINK n ends ir'infrh hf I'M
Su bct perhap would be We. II otiet the met Il our
randi, increasing tade sih ali sections Il The ale afhR
the ie heated ia Richmond And hsan mr.
fi j. s Ays n. e,s.r, site, taxi advantage Of
dis medium Which make ourselves aHanh expecting ot
r., that On all parties will Judge tr them
cy.. ~ particular merits being perfectly satisfied iha'
III, customers nntuns and Judgment uust ' consulted
w are, now receiving such aid assure purchasers
thai every thing the OF Gents Wearing aPpaiei VIII
.rr aud III" frtsd n's VIII al All hs "e
t,lt "A rusnm'fs wants VIII he snrpel
Ia ing facility tie folef prosecution nj our husl
n,s ln the ia apparent t. onr cushh' s anu
se,r, ..ii.a J., trade During the asf year have hit
tcdup room Npfesss Tor Gents Furnishing ios where
rr may uud ,kar pertaining Ia lat Department
Ia tnr Clothing department en1fantre The Stock to
he ipIf,c 80 point durahiiy. Fl aud StSl heeanse W
MAKE r,,r IAIg .rAelvos and aNe hesituon IN Ing
our goods be found equ In r hest order wark III The
cpnntry WATCHING the chang 81 fasi5n latts
NAV ,.t asir. hHdmg e latest aid Hal, IN i
ga ct 10 inspection aud approval call Is solicited by
GlDsIfONG i TGFMAN,
son fl. Ne 10 Main st, Richmond. Va.
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TRAyELLERs DIkEUruk1, ~U.
OMee Of the =. -. Railroad 20.
p1TtnsBuha, sept -, .eJA
NNrIsTEk sCns peas - LA ssss.s.ss.

w op ard after " e'in. sns, The Ut Ia n TIT.
Iran Petersburg daily, isHIdays excepted at
oeloek N. Barkssic Jnnetiouj AZ N and at
LfHehbnFg Al I ~ L. n.
IeaVa Lynehbng AT % o'clock, A NJ. AtriSo at Burke
slla tJunttian,1 ~ NJ aud at Petersburg at3 T. NJ
q Is ALLslP
Oct + Supyrtutt
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thisftfItlp April 18th, 1855
Mesvs Ders Co-Hsyng used your Turf on and finding
lit be such bne medicine thin II due that
should know Ny daughter about fell ON the
OF chair and aud bruised her thigh much
assumed the form OF boil and became very had
aheed by but thai did relieve II became
a ruunng aud continued nearly tried
every medicine could hear Of with effect until
dueei intry bottle ofyour Turf oiatcr using bottle
asd hsi entirely healed have used
and found the benefit. You liberty
this as you think proper. =. CHALKLY.
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B,is Monies pereussia tu,, t'fnpa' r Patent
shot Balls Pow Ftasks Pouches and bis 6fd tatS
Niprlrs and NrenoheS Washing Ests aud itthiarr big
rhpuA aud Collars. tim Makers Mata1#ts a. a. Ill.
NOIN Frs and FIVE SHOOTERS At mtfti ihe's rfi'.4
tu the trade - Iiisi'i.ANp
Nu. I2 Main street opposite hast sanI. RieLmahd y
4 DIPLOMA
Ttf FIRST Class NAs AN Akptp ny fHf VIRGINIA
MEtnANitsl sgI1r u foK TIL fuMotIoN
or MECHANIC ARfs II
sANI-El SWITZERLAND. or RICHMOND NiltG a
For ra,ea Ct N. FSIpl and Iii lis, exhibited
thr Exhibition af Articles 81 American Manufacture, hrd
The ClN of Richmond tho 10th day q Ny. iedi.
JAWS W ItwELLFN y. Bi.LNI$,
Secretary. ff'Sldtht
g.. I.y
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e.. - -kas.as.s4tS.J VIRGINIA n TENNESSEE
M yX s4Y@83w Rail. ROAD On Thursday hr
l9ibot June the Passenger Fran will
running to Salt " urks Branch junction
innp fsi 4. GILL.
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NVt II III WATCHES, ! 4 ;. t1,N
sin El WARE AND FANCY GOODS NJ -
nbucsae and rctail, IN every variety STYLE low ~
,ast precS, Dy calling AT Now Ian = signot m, H. e.,
gle, 40 81 caIuur, street, Fotcrsburr. Va uL,t 49,
,i lie has t.=,,t.
lh"'" Mauntar'Wtts ana Inrfs, with III. largest ana ~
asl, rsLlt uI NJchts, "a ar
Tan G""ds rurottdu tlis Wand MOI Ia. ,
n'r you {" cal amt examine his
pei buy an tros tt cash ami can -.
them al less than the regular prices same tuaI
al Goods lou have atches and Jew,r, r.,
pared the best aud at short notice and aiw M,
The aud most fashionable foods exchange t y,u,
Remember the place sign OF the leie NJ "a sycai,r
STREET P"iershurA Va lllfAAS NBNIAA
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a VGEs> nEyW gl,l>

=
y BALI MORE AND RICHMOND by steam 31L.Iixnn
BEINlDERE and fotAHoNIAS.-lhc
STEAMER BELNlDERE leaves baltimore every SAT Il
DAY Al iiRNDbN for Richmond Returning, L.. Us III al
MoNB every TUESDAY AFTLKNOoN tor Baltimore
Inc rot AHONIAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D.
NESDAi AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning lr N"-
RICHMOND every SAII RDAl AFTERNOON Tor ain
limofe
shippers TO Baltimore by these two Boats must have tci
goods here every Monday and Friday OF each week.
marry IlDLAM 4 WATSON, Richmond Va
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robnrco 1Ian"fa.ts. ....

~ T. 70 WI 20 TI'i"f"sF n. tfr.
~ - Cases 4 81 L Mass i.ic.rice
~ i { G..
IUU Halt Casts NJ I
tH| zoe
All on cons uUrlt and fpr sale low b.
IHDS BRANCH 4 Sons
lJUS I',trrs
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"SS%- 40. - .sSNs s;iI-..pt. Al.
A. "ae w wuI s lnr cost OF salt in sac
s""hV and cheap article Tor stock and farming purposes
I"u' '"-'s PELBIES \ WIFI T..
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ne very beautiful faucy articles R.npnc ,Nnrl A. -
ant tl"Wr Vases Toilet boxes Pun SnNrs f5ncy p,rfnns
~ Porte MmHtcs Cahas Toilet ST. tnlsgna lit,s GioT
,'Ae0 also Fine Hair Brushes. tumus
"H'uHn ivory labl' a.. q, comprising SOM n;
sac nr'Sl bcaut ul arti,le in the IN. ~
r1iY. Tor sale by IA IiiDNpAi,X :" INV
oct
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' II
3issaa. Uort Co ientiennl used ahout fourh OF
bottle of fn ti the back horse the
back almost entirety place as large
hand. this angle Application q applied oncr) cured
up entirely and permanently t-alS surprised
quiekne.a OF lie onrat properties aud think more
and ohcaciaus than any thnr Of ths Kind and
have sold housa DIS batcs for similar
urposes.
Res /
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- MERCHANT. MATS SrRrfr Ii NeHBtta# Having iust
returned from the Northern Cities have on hand aud
cuvng DAY thr largest desirable stock nt iro
ceries and Liquor. before offered by old
the public Nh stuck consists in every
iicc usually Kept the Gfoeefs M feel hcsitaon in
that viii sell Eauds cheap II not cheaper than
house Lyuchburg atffy article That sell 10 give
clir. Has,cton sae my nothing but the very boat
Ny met" quick sales aud sn3ii profits every instance
Az knds courty produce change goods teah
triee IoefI 4.
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fHNO THE uAD1Es.-We hive on hand the
largest aud bs selected stock of Extracts Cologne Yer
lena Florida Lavender Bav Leaf Waters all kinds Of
omado Tor the Hair, Balm OF thousand Flowers Aromatic
vinegar Sc, to ho found In the city.
may ltia LANGuORNE & WALkIP.
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XInG.N.ALlNE Of m,snn.ena AND =

NEH YORK fAtkE1S.-1hs new bunr S.lL.- !.
line Is oIHposed Of the fYtowiug vessels. aud
Irom A.s ork every three day Al ownsd Ia the city
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gEs ,sITI.A NDFse e. commencing the lth of Jane
2-.s.-s3sk0 and dndug the repairs t. the AqucdUC
Iyuohbufg the Packet Boat for Buchanan.
Will leave ltnchbure Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday
Reulrulng, lave buchanan. Tuesday. Thu>diy, and
saturday Mt \ NJ and arriv In LvnchbUrg, at T. n
BOYD. EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
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~
~ abraham Mills Modern Greece by Henry Burd, A
New work nv the Author u the " ide Wide World Widdi
fields Three Per Cent Month tho Perils
Living The Old Regime and the Revolution, by -
Tonqus, liz Marion Lester, the Mothers Misinke Conf
dental Letters Of Napoleon and Josephine Memlo II CHS
holm Poems by 4. smith Hcadloy Life Washington usra
Coli ms Life and Times of Henry Clay, DE Ia lipddes
OF France Woods work
Therapeutic and phanacology ThAnkulneEs by
,slor AMI BENJAMIN Franklin, Memoirs
Powell Life Adventures II Beckwourth. Har
per October Godoys do do ed
Enrrcss. LANGHOkNE A WALkUP
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Ia, I'M; l5asssasssae VIRGINIA \ vE>NEs-E
ksA ~ .isas-..,ssitsRAIL EOAp-NoTICE 10 PAS

4 n 7 4
SE\GERS.-On aud after IL" lS daV
of October sA6 the Passenger Trains will stop for Pas
which there Depots except hcf
lowing viz Clay Gpodes Lowrys Lisbon. Gishs Ow ems
Tanks. sim" ssle Montgomery Springs. West e. of New
River Bridge Martins and Emory College tick, viii
be sold Ia Clay Gisas and New River Bridge but the De
pots hey md by order OF the Board
sep Ii I'm I. II GILL G,u. Supt.
hpD
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PUBIICNT1ONs-.l

w lutams Godcys Magazine, Arburs BalIou's knick
erboccr a. Frank Iesios n Jorrral Frank Lcse Ca
zec Of Fashion Hunt Eclectic aud Bsckw Gods Magazine
London Lancet American Farmer London Art Journal
Planter, Chambers Journal Yankee Notions Knick
knseks, Mrs stephens New Monthly, The School Fellow
subscriptions received for tho above single numbers be
lad At MORSEs
dc,
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"" ~" ~ ~" NJ Z. N"d' '.on h""
= y tue day Hssprtaied With hun JOHN q ADAMS al
THOMAS q ANDERSON nr the purpose of ransaeng
GENERAL GROCERY. COMMISSION AND FORWARD
INt BUSINESS, under the nfn and styl. ANDERSON.
ADAMS a co, nj the old stand of W 7. Anderson, tor
murly j ~ hcumicRl
They always keep hand oil se1ecte stock
ceres Guhno ground and lump lascl Livingston Poughs
aud Castings
Particular attention given the sale II gnnens and
advances made on Produce Ii hand
WILLIAM T ANDERSON
JOHN q ADAMS
to th THOMAS - ANDERSON
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4 t"NO AVNeNAI, of ttc largest stock at
fh and Winter staple and fhney Dry Goods pnr
chased roro aud Tor exhibition by the nnderspd which
n Hn goods are selected with quality
ana P'r II Nou wanl to buy bargains ea on him he
u dotrprd 10 soil cheap for oHHh To Country
chants u" has "ny word 10 and that Is your
r'us"s - go further Ea and buy goods he
VIII sell cheap house in Richmond Dbnrg
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.VA and ms: To hand. rhiis con>i he mos reli,
H. eparaii.n tor the Hair NJ hing ar irht No sr qrl
Hair and No general dressing Hair al! cal /. -
mot dye and yet changes haif original color Far
ale by the Agents, j H. THoNpS0N . G,' ''r
- = -. -
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Res's Dprs y Go GcuilsmenI used portion OF bottle
OF voc. Turf on which kindly presented with,
aud take pleasure In saving that found cectua in
eruption TIM skin, for which had been prsctscd
upon tor several years by physc without receiving the
least beDeft also recommended II friend Of mine VIM
tor months had been ANNOYED by similar eruption vi
the sk and lie informed short time since that from the
use OF ono boe he had been entirely cured.
Respectfully h. "a, LLFTWlCH
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Together with welse.cted stock u Primes rrans Sn
NheI Almonds English alnuts fflherts Palm Nuts Mata
ion NotnhcoIia Maple Sugar tnrrantH Ginger
S"rdnrS Pickles IN Jars brand, Peaches imported Havana
ana fhop' cigars M the beat quality Fanny French
'htc"h''y 81 all kinds aking Canes anos Tamborines
hNA Drums, fahty Articles, TOYS, &c Plain and Fancy
Candies manufactured daily Of the material In quantities
to suit respectfully solicit call city and country bnX.
ors' mho charge ia made FOR shon the goods
Jts A uoyp
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
HAVANA.

fssn Oar Own ConespoDdeDt =, ,osa
HAVANA, March %, 1856.
The American ship Sandsb, Captain osgood'
arrived here Yesterday from HoDg-koDg and ~.
Helens. with 375 Coolies- They came consigned
Ia he.sr,. Teriees. Puente g. Co, as did also the
t.o .a,ooe, that have recently arrived in English
,hip. There bas not, however, 10 my knowledge,
Non ,ny Decentralization Of Africans on this Island
sspee last wrote
Arcbbishop Clar6t having entirely recovered
from his recent wounds, a solemn TIE Deum was
celebrated at Holqun in honor Of his recovery
One of our city papers stated one day las. week
that the Archbishop had obtained promise OF
sardon from Gen Concha for the man who had
xoupded him. and that he had also paid the mans
massage back 10 the land Of his birth, the canary
Islands. Archbishop Claret, as Roman Cathohe
friend told me, 10 perhaps the most exemplary a.a
Christian like man connected az dghltary "tn
the Church In Cuba. Added to which, ne Is uni'
versaly stated 10 be an uncomPromishg A"oh"oH
ist-a rare character on this lsianG.
Tomorrow will be a rehglou. nonIa' I W. W. bsJ
the ceremony of the Cruelty Xion enacted 10 all our
churches ON Thursday and Friday, figure OF the
desd bodv of the Savior, borne in procession
Nrouoh several of the streets Of this city, accom-
nanied by soldiers, priests, bands Of music, &c.
Until Friday last, all the preceding days OF the
veek the thermometer reached as high point
within three degrees as it did on any day during
the whole of the last Summer. Since then We
have had norther blowing, aud cashmere again
became comfortable 10 wear.
The Saratoga and steamer Fulton arrived here
yest.rday-tbe Potamac and Cyane several days
previously. The British cruiser Brig 10 also again
here
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
CENTRAL AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
correspondence Of The n. Y. Evening Post:

CosrespondeDee Of The ". Y. Evening Post -
WlsHIsGTOs, Thursday, March n, 1886.
samuel L. Wood g. Son, United States merchants,
residents in Greytown and Virgin Bay 10 Nicaragua,
addressed TO President Pierce formal protest dated
February 2e 1856 against the ex2cti0ns OF Walkers
Government and asking the aid Of our Government TO
secure repafatiOn for the damage incurred.
The petition IL predcated upon what they declare TO
be Q statement Of Mr.. Marcys, that this Government
would hold the State Of Ncarauga, one of the Cenfa
American States, responsible for any Losses or dam
"ages that may be done TO American citizens, or may
"be sustained by reason OF the unfortunate dicute,
"tbat have taken or may take place IN that country
/ have no copy of the letter of Mr. Marcy containing
this abatement but presume il may be fOunt either In
has reply 10 Parker n. French, or the dispatch 10 Ai-
ister Wheeler, both Of which have been published
The petitioners declare that at the time walker was
about seizing the Transit Company steamer at the
town of Virgin Bay on Lake Nicaragua, for the pur-
pose Of carrying men TO take Granada, the reVouion
ay troops unoer his command entered Their store 10
without paying, but leaving receipt for them. Inc
goods thus forcby taken estimated at about 600,
not cent Of which has been paid They, therefore,
beg the intercession Of Government in their behalf
A. citizens Of the United States, and Untitled TO tue
protection Of its tag.
I also learn from another source than the memorial
that afer Walker had taken Granada he levied con-
tribatons upon the following leadlng meIchahs VI
that city, to wit: 49,.
Wiederman & Berseho, German merchants,) $4,000.
Duke e. Derbyshire, English merchants,l 81, OOO
Mr.. Soar, italian merchant) $4,000.
The Brothers LacayOs, (Ncaraguan merchants,l
el2, 900.
Mr.. Bernard, French merehant,l $3.50.
Pedro Roux (French merchant $3.50,
ss well as Others to a large amount.
All the above. me ntioned merchants, it would ap-
pear, with one exception, subjects of foreign
powers whose interference against Walker they may
Justly cain. The Lacayos are reputed to be the
wssthiest citizens Of Nicaragua. The presumption is
that the sums thus obtained were forced loans.
Setor Espinoza, an influential Nicaraguan citizen,
td my informant recently that Walker took from his
~. xVhe his COOds POstO
of Granada were the of -, 500 in geld, and then
banished him from the country.
II is furthermore stated that Walkers government
h generally irksome TO the native Ni,araguan inha6
uAbts and Il at PatriciO Rivas nomnslly Supreme D
rector or President is forced against his viii to hold
that Office 10 save his life.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
pOOEs RECEIVED.

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