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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24
FALL TRADE, 1856.
SMITH, RHODES d CO.,

FALL TRADE, 1856.
SMITH, RHODES q CO.,
LATE SMITH R0BERTS,)
IMPORTERS AND DEd LERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE CUTLERY
GUNS, SADDLERY, &c,
No. % Pearl Street Richmond, "a,
HAVE hand and for sale large aud stock
HsrwAre especially adapted to the Of Virginia, North
Carolina and Tennessee and would rrsnectfuy solicit
chants aud saiers visiting the Marx call and examination
Of the Oar IL full Comprising follows
Building materials Of description, large variety
Tools for Carpenters, Masons saddlers, Tanners.
hilwTghts Coopers, Smiths &c, kc
Axies, yi-es, Chains Anvis Bellows, ASer, &c. -
Hog Skins, Brdes, Bits. stirrups Webbing, &C.
Saddles srsp skns Patent and Eaamsed Leather, &C. &c.
shoe Lasts Pegs Crnp Boards, Boot Press, 4e., &c.
Cutlery, Pocket and Table 'pl-ndid variety,
Guns, Double and Single Barrel. Pistols Revoivers,
Rides. Game Bags, Pouches. Belts, Caps &C, &C.
whips OF all descriptions variety,
Fancy Goods, Port MonnAes Purses, Violin Strings,
Pins, Needles, FORKS, Spades shovels, Hammers.
Anchor Boiling Cloth. Ac., &e., &e.
:.
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ANDPETERsBU HAILRUAb
Esss 80 80 80 80 ~,

'" WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
IN the rains this Road viii fol-
rnarxs pos
Express. through Passenger daily, (sundAys exeep-
Mail through Passenger daily ~ p NJ
Accommodation and hsishi, daily, except sun,
LKAvk rkrxRssrRS RICHMOND.
daily A.
Accommodation and freight, daily texcepi sun
Mail aud through passenger. daily. (eIeep, san.
win be attached 20 ne coal train which leaves
Richmond daily, except sundays, Al % A. NJ
Clover Hin a
Pits nj ~ A.. NJ. aud at the Summit Depot by IAN
Express vii only At the halfway Station
up or passengers.
will when take
put Manchester Temples Rc HALFWAY Station Clover
hnl and wa,han functions.
The stop regular stopping plA
VII therea passengers take down.
Trains from Richmond with
Petersburg Weldon, Raleigh, Wilmington,
Weldon ticket Office
Rchulond.
The same trains Petersburg
Washington Baltimore &c Through
Baltimore and Philadelphia can be procured at the tick
e office In Petersburg
for white -
Children and IL years age....... s.
Cored the
infant chnfren sick absolutely
requiring which the fare for white
vii b. charged.
the Office and getting the where
tickets sold.
passes he retained at the Office and
stated the that they permitted to
TuOMAs oDAMEAD, Superintendent
ID n n. naN
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PAIL GOODS FOR 1885.

TUvHE OF READY-MADE
u CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS TO
which he would ask the attention Of his friends the public gene.
rally,
COArsRiue Black aud Dahn Froek Fancy
Cashmere Bu lnes froek and Sack Lmbssn Beaver
hohar and Pilot TAlm4s and
tersham and Negro. Head Sacks aud suTiouts
PANTS-superior Black French
Ribbed Cashmere, Green and Brown Plaid Cashmere.
'sTs Black SAITH sur, Cashmere Fancy yeve Merino and
Cashmere. silk nd Plush.
ALsoA very COLLECTION Cloths Casmeres and Vest
ngs OF shade aud quality which lie prepared
stye. Y IL sPFNCF
Rrhmond Va
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FALL TRADE.

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No 4 25 MAN srRkEr RicnsoSp viKouIA,
GtALL attention % Country Merchants, .
~ trade their usually heavy Of Drugs M-dIcins ~
Paints OILS Dyes window Glass, Coors Nsrnlshrs ~
brushes especially adapted the trade Of Virginia and North u
Carolina They principal
Mixture, the remedy for the blood Rsekbrtg.
Water Pills and Alum Mass and all the popular Medicine.
day At proprieto lowest prices Always
the tne- Chewing Tobacco and Cigars
brands They oHer great Inducements buyers and respectfully
request n call .I
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
~ OOu FOlS RENT.-A storr so
III 81 lee; wide will be rented mode "a
Light fancy business, for which Is ad- ~
mirsbly suited. Possession given LIST September.
W. p. PERKINS CO..
au22 No. iii Eagle square.
uNUR RENr-And possession given immediately, ~
and convenient DWELLING, on si street between Main Lii
and Gary containing eight Rooms and Kitchen with four Rooms
ALSO,
Aiare WAREHOUSE street. suitable for
which will be rented low Appyto
jys5-Sitf HILL 4 RAWLINGS.
NOR RENT. LEASE OK SALE.-The HOUSE q
Main fronting 26 feet, adjoining the Ii
Messrs Barnes. recently occupied ny Mr. VIM
turner's shop Possession given the LIST OF January next
FORT term. apply 10 JOHN A. ROBINSON.
Corner Cary and Virginia SITS.
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~ Tir GOLD EAGLE No 90 MAS sTsK1NGILIx bsto

wEtnEMEYER late Of fredericksburg Va, .sk
ceivel supply If Gold Silver WATCHES
Finger Rns Ladies' cselains, emen's
Silver Pens aud Pencils, Gold rmbrs
Steel sseaeIes Silver 6oblss Cups Spoons Batter Knives
Nonnaies, Card Cases. Match Boxes and
ely and silver ne for sale reasonable aud
Represented.
Also, WATCHES repaired warranted to perform
we'll Jewey OF every description repaired notice
sg-iy
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE a, cEHfsursE-
v RAILRoAD-A0TICE 10 PASSkS- sk2 y1RS--1fc
GERS-CiIANGE OF sCHEDUIEOn and after the ist OF
will he completed the Tennessee line, and the Pas
sengrr Tran will follows IL
Lyiichbug - NJ. and reach Bristol at p NJ
Leave Bristol At 20 A NJ and reach Lynehbug At Is p NJ
sral 8m Y u. GILL. Gen Suph
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CAnHIAGEs, CAHIAGEs.

- ". BOsliER, Successor OT JAMS BpsHER u-n -
HAs Has on hand, large assortment Of Cauia- -
and harness Among which may 6r7l(ss
hne Coaches With ou-ds Keats and seat Rock A1NS-
aways, Slide seat BugEes, aud Bug with aud without
which he particularly Invites The attention
article In the Carriage line they viii be syod ~
modatng terms by application his manufs tory Corner
Of I'D Ja14-fv
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FALL IMPORTATION, 1856.
w. y. a. q. DOMAIN,
NO 10, PRARL STREET, RICHMOND VIRGINIA,
Importers aud Wholesale Dealers iR Fine and Heagy
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS,
received by Great
and Atlantic aud Africa" from England, their
fai Of Buckingham sheed Cutlery
ard Guns, aud prepared exhibit merchants 9TH
visiting market the complete
trade ~ and adjoining States.
or goods adapted particularly for the full
and complete,
Pen ket an Tabl Knives
shears,
Locks Il all kinds. aud Rides,
Piles description, Trace, Log Con other chains.
Hollow Ware Pots &e, Steel of different Kinds
Shovels and Spades, Curry Combs Fry Pans, &c,
Coal Hods, fendrrs and Cinder
Siners, . d.. ... ......H
all usually among
which paTilcusr constantly
Of brs' quality CupeHfers and dcksHh Tools and Budding
Hdrdtodre.
We respectfully solicit Of the patronage literally
bestowed upon US for a number Of years past.
aus w. &. a g. D0NNAN
sRParieuar and prompt attention paid orders entrusted
to
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NEW STORE AND NEW STOCK
FOR SUPERIOR
READ YIN AIDE CLOTHING

FOR SUPERIOR
AIDE CLOTHING
FOR FALL AND WINTER 1886, 1881.
Comprising all Of Fall Winter Over Goats, Ragsnd
Taimas ShaWi- Dress and Frock Cna's, French
English Cloths. Business Goats Of Fancy Cloths and
Casrners, Vests In endless variety of silk, Satin,
Velvet Plush, MerDo, Cashmere. Cashmere,
Ac., Black, Dress, and Fancy French and
Cashmere Pants, do, satinst, Kersey,
&C.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Cravs searf Ties, Stocks Comforts Nunisr ke Of the
variety suspebders KID Silk, Fur Book aud
Gloves Handkerchief Socks Shirts Collars SILK and Msrino IN
der Shirts, SIN Merino and Cotton Fann. Drawers Ae Umbr
las, Indian Rubber Goods.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
D.GOODuAN has now open ~ his large new store
80 i1g Main street, Richmond Va large entirely
sbcf Of Pail and Winter READYNADE CLOTHING
i, styles every grade Furnish
Goods his facilities manufacturing his lib
sral patrons and The public generally will s hnd All articles his
line from finest toowes, grades Of the best make and at
suAV Low PEICEs CisH
Remember place No iS Main street. door to- w. Ran
dolrh's BooE store
N-TrywesEly Receipts DIrec, from the Manuiaetory
S-tT J u. GOODMAN.
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MEDICAL.
.n-e.rEt Es!HkalAr,or.,

In iris eh.pssr shsv ssv RADwArS R.Apr R.zs
terrible
aa amer anssn rhy.esns IN scott county, Va had d Asi
hov paii<nts
RHdvay's ksusss Lt Who aesea 9Th dis
all
Medicine Radwaya
Psp,es
e@d the pabsh
R.sr. RApvAr RzsovAsre knolv.rr and RssrA.
required tbs
palms. ghtfe hep
bamAn .ysm regular and healthy condition spring p.sss
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=. p. sEMPLE.
DRUGGIST. 2O2 MAIN STREET.


DRUGGIST. 2O2 MAIN STREET. I
TuNHE SUBSCRIBERS constantly receiving supplies N
Drugs, Chemicals, &c which parcu- ~
lar purchasing from inpoIters Of undouhted ~
lie constantly adding his already large "
purchasing from nrsi hands he prepsred to sell low
lower, than any house Ia the city. TO '
lie of his Chemicals,
commend thm suitable prescrptio purposes
Prescriptions all times nght
and scientific Is
versy OF Colleges
phia, and be excused for referring following voluntary
testimonial:
lave known Dr. s. r. semple years Physician
and Apotbecary. He thoroughly educated medical
In opinion has apothcary knowledge
Medca Pharmacy Chemistry being and pro-
found A. EvANs NJ n
Pref Surgery in Medical College Of Ohio.
"Med- Col Of Ohio, May 10, 1854"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
AN AND AFTER OCTOBER the lst 1855, the NAIL
" TRAIN will leave Richmond daily Sundays
O'Clock, A.. Junction,
southsde Railroad Lynehburg, hlzaEi2
o'clock, 81. In DAnville at 5 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Returning leave Danvile rs o'clock A.
O'Clock, Richmond ais o'clock, p. NJ.
Trains the Richmond and Danvie Railroad aud the South
o'clock NJ Q. CAMPBELL,
GenerA ende
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BOOK AGENCY.
TuyE Subscribers established Book Philadelphia
and will furnish book publication NJ the retail price
es postage Any persons by forwarding the subscription price
o. Magazines such HArpers Godey Putnam,
0rAhAms eses Fashions will receive the magaEines
for copy splendid autograph portrait Of either
Washington, Jackson Clay subscribing TO " and
Magazine they will receive either Of the three portraits
II Subscribing &c worth % Magazines three portraits v be
gratis. Music furnished 10 those Who may Wish H.
Envelopes every aud small quaint
ties, furnished Seal Presses Dies, &C, sent TO order
Every description Of Engraving uocd executed With nainsss
dispatch. Of buildings Newspaper Headings Views Of
Machinery Cerhates Business Cards DC.
by promptly attended Persons uishng
oer buildings send Daguerreoype sketch Of the building
By mail express ...-...
distance having saeahe articles would End u 10 their
advantage address the subscribers would act ~ agents for
The sale Of the BYHAM PERCY.
so South Third street, Philadelphia, Pa.
D. ~ v.
uo23-d&wiy
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TO TIE CAHHIAGE UsING PIJHI,rC.

VOUH attention Il invited o. RICH - ~
- MOND MADE CARRIAGE, consisting ofCeer4& -
COdchs sir ssdf trrfGge iioctGdVs. BHygfes eSfefs
SnLts &c THIS YORK Il made Of The hes, nateXAZ--S1
rial, by good s0rken and under The umed
propreiors Who thoroughly acquainted n The
Also hand several second hand Hghf
which viii be sod low By AINsIIE. BOWEN 4 POWELL
jet2 1Oih street betu en- Main and Cav
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EmANGE o. HOtIn1wiNTEa As-d IN
Capt. John Davis. vii on and amer Thursday
mornings sA oelck. NJ,
sandays sscep,ed At
6k o'clock. A NJ touching
landings on the River going and returning
Passage and fare as usual
n. q. HAsKT~S
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ETsyEsdNy!5nTT,dM,,EE wAsIR.E,sFoo,s -

- n. n
we'd HE Furniture
building, "CORNTlifAk HALL" (the Old stand -
Of Messrs Iore Po Main square Banks
We ate pleasure In saying 20 hs customer generally
established hisf u large factory, which him decided
hss ad VIII vheh he again prepared g. e very best
styles addition
manufacturing article To- The Furniture
choice and well styles qualities
b. knows adauisd 10 the varied
pie.
manning generous community Tor The bra patronage
ioe bestowed De respectfully aoic
aud eut.re
JOHN BELvfN, as9 gives bic personal attention The UN.
DhhAhiNt busness-being az times vel supplied
Ae nuf. &C., Nologany and Poplar COINS fura vessnts
rVian Hah' WI meet With prompt ma2p-fv
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o. TIIEoLs LoNDcN sonrEn, ge, sud
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STEAMBOATS,. &c

Eom NoMSoI:k aSn rs.nrs- a ~.-u-
fAvosis steamboat AUGUSTA, Caps Wa. Q, sxrr.
Rerend and the hove places on MONDAY. October aeh
leave The
Richmond and Psrsbarx Depot Monday.
Friday Al ~ O'clock ketarng the Augusta wisve Nor
ok Thursdays On n
toaching at all the landings the river.
Pare CITY Point. Noe
yare TO ersv. and io,srm-di.,s landings. $50
Fare o Norfolk aud Portsmouth,,
Servants, through. ios
Meals
ohiarsn and not over II Of half price.
oe1s TT
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ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.

ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
" T. BAILEY 4 D. Principals,
Prof EMTEN, Paris. Of Modsrn language
rUNt undersigned will School Monday 2gb In the
large and commodous 9Th formerly
The City Spring Institute They design school
grade where E be thoroughly prepared
either Tor The University, or FOR any Of Colleges fitted for
Special upon English Departments
a. is considered tobe too much neglected
TERMs
Payable semi annually In advance, session ~ months:
Latin and higher Manemniies .............. $3.50
Grerk. .................
hohern Languages eaeh 2oae
Mr.. W. Bailey graduated NJ Colleve With honor in june
last lie devote himself school teaching
and confidently recommend him for scholarship and high moral
and motives cnterpse have
tatons Of al reasonable patrons. WI. 4. SMITH,
Prest. Of Randolph Macon college
Mr.. ". Bnford graduate University 81 ard
been successfully engaged teaching during years
both IN Testimonials Pro.
sors % th@ University aud his desired
hessrs Bnfofdk Porter's Cabinet Warerooms iankin -
auf-U W T BsIfEY n
Nh. LEFEByHE,s sCUOOL.--The next session Of
close on he 1T Day Of July, 1851.
t2O, Washing g2p English Tuition go; Modern
Language. each 800 Latin go Music Hap Geitar
$50. Drawing go Painting eorr go In OIL
80 Prmary Department Tor children under
RgFssEscEPstrons u Rev Bishop Goth. On
Aah.ma Rev Messrs D Hogs, D. ~, Rev T. v Moore ~ D.
Rev ~ GftFfaiefVe.
uber, Ieebvre Principal Rev ~ Ksppisr
Rev W. Welt, A. " John y Little, " ~ Lewis Joe
Ncard, John Caiyo " Thiion, Mis- Gordon
Madame Es'yan, Mile Lacy, Miss 2 Bartlett Mile veei,
Al letters 20 BE- directed
iyT-tm HUBERT p. LEYEBvKE
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UDItNOS FOR RENT.-Persons desiring <rs7r9{r--s
y the use Of Pianos. without purchasing, can hire i
them By the month, o moderate terms. IIf II
~ Pile leTgest stock Of Music and Musical the
State. p. n. TAYLOR
au23 nd Music store Governor At.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24

nonGHHS, POCKET AND TAt.IE CuplE.
awe have opened hreuu assortment Of the above,
vhlcl se cali NE attention u ~ IN vsnt
ocI5 CLARKsoN Anderson, 100 Main o.
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u,yOR THE FAIR.-An Estr. N
ct NV VI
night n o'clock, and pass New Canton
Jefferson N, Cedar Point ~ A. NJ, Mehsux Ferry ~
Jude ~ A. NJ Manskin Town r. NJ and Rich
the 9Th Inst. nj 3 r. NJ
Mall Packet arriving In Richmond weine 29th
A. " pAssensers win be In time for the day u the Fair
RErURSING-The Packet Y.
Scoltsvlle will list OF Now
assam
oei5-td BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR PHIL ADELPiiIA VIA CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.
CSTEAMER CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt T. MrrcH-
- Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain DAVID <<f<fSf.
Steamer VIRGINIA, Capt II. Rooss IL
One OF these superior Steamers will leave Rich
further notice. Monday and Thursday touching
Norfolk receive freight and Return
Philadelphia wednesday and Saturday, morning
O'Clock.
oler, increased accommodation
for the comfort Of having been add as also more room
by regularity, dispatch and care In protect
committed ehargc receive Increase OF patron
~ No r.nshpment by this Tine.
FARE REDUCED
through New York, and found .sio 90
do Phnsdeiphia, and found, ist cabin 90
10 Norfolk
line philadelphia three
ma6-d H. T. rUrrLk. Agent, Rockets
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NNT a.. NATHALIE offers 10 Country Merchants, pty.
w scsns snd others congsts asssrtneni ~ drugs nod
Medicines y ne purchased N he city, snd
~ naaaI tsrrns DnUn AND CHEMICAL fTORE
Corner en- add BROAD sfs. d
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HOTELS. &c.
TUNsTALL HOUSE.
DAsvttln. Va.
SIM N 0NS 4 WITH Frs.

a otnnIbu. 70 nosa Depot. 10 . .
this House Evsry attention paid passengers Who -
Wish IN leave BY any Of the routes Of travel ~
seis-iy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-22
IL. Hnwden d Son.

\AI oi LID respectfully call the attention of the
W public TO their stock of the first quality Of
Marble, which they have just received direct from
the East, which they are enabled 10 sell at as cheap
rate n can bc obtained in ST. Louis
We are determined TO act upon the motto
SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS -
Give us call and We pledge ourselves to show Won
as hne marble, and US good workmanship both in
the ornamental and plain styles as can be found
anywhere in the United States
We have another extensive stock Of Marble on its
way from the East, and shall be fully prepareti 10
meet any demand that may be made for articles in
our line.
Third Street, between Main and Blondeau
Anril 5, 1854 q
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CASH CROCkEHY HoUSE.

soULDs6 ELLlOIT, Importers and Jobbers of
" Earthenware, China and Glassware, No 60
Nersey Street, New York, would say to Merchants
anu dealers generally that having established a
Cash House ia this branch If trade they are fully
convinced that they can sell Crockery etc. at such
prices as will pay the purchaser fine profit to retail
Experience has proved very oonclusivey TO US that
by adhering strictly TO the cash system We cnn af
ord 10 sell from ten 10 twenty per cent below the
regular credit trade prices
To this end We ask an examination Of our STYLES
and prices, list of which will be forwarded y mail
to any party desiring.
Earthenware, by the Invoice, single package, or
very carefully repacked for he country trade
July 81, lS55-dly
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WM. MANNEKS.

hYER AND SC0URER. On 4th ST., between
- johnson and Exchange, where he will noyate
and make TO appear as new, all kinds Of Ladies and
Gentlemen's apparel, such Grape broscha, cas- :
simere and woolen shawls, cashmere, silk and mer-
dresses, rugs, piano and table covers, window and
damask curtains &c
All Of the above, and every other article Of cloth
ing coored in any Of the fancy or plain coors. l
hope by close attention and knowledge Of my bus
iness, to give general satisfaction.
nov 2sd6w6m WM. MANNERS.
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Nheff.eId's ehieaso pe.onnnrr

\ Nj PkINIEhS WAREHOUSE, EU- a. Prank
I'm street, tHIcA6u, III. fiayin. all our mr.
Fangements complete to supply all the requisites If
the trade with stock q Presses Type Ink Chascs
Cases. Galleys Cuts, Borders Ornaments, etc etc.
as Wei rs every other article required in Ncwspa-
per, Book OF job Office, are prepared TO furnfth
the trade ON the most liberal terms
Oihces entire, with everything complete, furnished
without delay Printers viii hnd upon trial that
the iyPe Of our ocH manufacture are excclIed ~ none
IN the great requisites Of superior metal dae Gnlsh and
most perfect irffer
In addition 10 which, large and diversified assort-
ment Of types of all styles from the old and Justly
celebrated foundry of Messrs. c. T. WHITE & Co
New York, will be kept constantly on hand, and or
ders TO any extent for their manufacture will be fill
ed without delay.
PRINTING PRESSES of all descriptions from the
we'll known manufactory of Messrs. X. HoE 4 Co.
VIII be always on hand ordered to suit the Trade
as well as the great variety af their Furnishing Ma
terlaI, Tor which their manufactory has obtained 80
high reputation. Ruggles, Foster and other press
6 furnished on order at Manufacturers prices
lsK Of every description from the best manufactu-
rers Confident that other establishment in the
Northwest can ehr the facilities for furnishing
or renewing printing Office respectfully solicit
q call. C. a. EHEFFlEID sent
CHICAGO, February 1855.
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WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
A3l
SUMMER IREIXGEMEN

=
fI'HE Western Stage Company respectfully an
i 70 the public that their Coaches leave
heokak Daily Sunday excepted) for Fairfield os-
kaoosa Fort Des Moines and Council Bluffs, passin
through Boston, Charleston, Primrose, " inchester,
birmingham, Ashland, Agency City, 0ttumwa, Ed
dyYiile, oskaloosa, pella, Monroe, Apple Grove, to
1T. Des Moines.
From oskaloosa ttri weekly to Council Bluffs via
Bcefontain, Knoxville Pleasantyille, lndianola ST.
Charles, Win,ersett, Indiantown, Silver Creek to
Council Bluff.
Also from ottumwa via Blakesburg Abba, La
grange, 10 CHAR ton, tri-weekiy.
Also from kekoak, Daily, via Warren Farmi ngton.
Bonaparte Bentonspor, heoeauqna, pittsburg, Troy,
to Bloomfield
Also TO Fort Dodge from Fort Des Moines passing
through Boons bore and Homer.
Every attention Will be paid for the comfort and
convenience Of passenger.
Coaches leave keokuk for all the above places at
O'Clock, A. NJ.
zS- Office on Main Street, second door above the
La1lede House. Il. A. McCHESNEY, Agent.
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n. W. Alexander a CO.,

L,0RWARDING and Commission Merchant ;
i Freight Agents for New York Rail Road, and
Fulton Lake Boat Lane, on Erie Canal and Lakes,
ITO South Water Street, Central harf Chicago, Ill.
Liberal cash advances on shipments Of Produce
or Merchandise for sale in this market, or shI :
ment to friends east
Refer 10 W. l.. Ewing Co., ST. Louis, Mo; S. 4
W u. Thayer, Quincy, Ill. Green Il Stone, Musca-
tine, Iowa, u. II. Campbell Co., Galena, ILL., J J.
II. Langley Co, Rock Island, M; Barkley,
Thompson Co, Davenport IL. I. Poster, Boards
town, H.. Hon. A. Starne, Springfield, Iii. A.
d d H. Reed, Gale burg, III. VI. S. Gilman, New
York Fassitt Il Co., Philadelphia, Pa; A. Gilbert
Cashier Commercial Bank, Chicago.
Mark packages of 7. W A, 4 Co.
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HNHREE daily Through Trans, betv zen Philadel-
L phia and pitsburg.-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for pittsburg at - A. NJ. and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at A. Nj. The FAST
Lisg leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg al p M.
The AIenr EXPKEss TRAIN leaves ph adelphia for
Pttsburg At J J p. NJ and Pittsburg FOR phiadel-
phia at 10 z. NJ.
Tue above lines connect at Pittsburg with Rail
roads to and from St Louis, Mo-; Alton, Galena
and Chicago, H.. Frankford, Lexington anu Lon
issille, Ky, Ierre liaui1, Madison LAFAYETTE and
indianapolis, Ind; Cincinnati, Dayton Springfield.
Beliefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo. Cleveland Colum-
bus, GAINESVILLE, Massilon and Wooster. Ohio; also
with the steam Packet Boats from ana 10 New Or
leans, St Louis Louisville, and Cincinnati
Through Tickets be had to or from either of
the above places.
For further particulars, see Hand bills at the diff
ferent starting points Passengers from the West
will find this the shortest and most expeditions
route 10 Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Bos-
ton. IiIQS MOORE,
AGENT, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia
J. MESklMEN,
Agent passcnge Lines, Pittshurg.
Feb. !, 1855 Nv