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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

~ ~ nspHArE or LIME--1hc attention Of Farmnr.
AM Planter S respectfully ealed To tho above invaluable
pound TOT tieir approaching spring planting
1ha Nannfaeur beFs his ficnd that
they always depend upon being snprhcd with aGfNt
EsIfoUa ARTICLE be constantly supcrincnd.
Ia person. the entire process Of manuciu and putting NJ
for sale
This article has been before She for the
rod Of five years during which time has analysed by
large number Of the reputod Chemists ia dhorrut places
and has been trn by various Farmers In nearly every Stat
In the with almost unVaryinR Perhaps ~
the br praofs of Its Il the greatly increased demand
unprecedented In the history Of Araca Icurrr aud not
equaed by Peruvian anano Itself which II poasrsca
much ADJ from the fact of the volatile
matter In Susna IN this preparation being chemically hX"
only dssanF itself progressive ely Whom iucprIu
rated with the soil This available salt ~tphhic auaEl
mated with soluble phos phae becomes hod food Tor plants
all descriptions and il by Them readily taken up II will be-
found quite active IN inducing early maturity Guapo
and mnehnar durable and terrifying 20 the soil and l"s
LATHE.
large number Of Super Phosphate market
for the sauo Of which would not Ike to he responsible
silly all purchasing hc careful obtain The
GENUINE ARTICLE hieb will DO warranted 10y aCctcd
ted agents all 81 whom Of RekuuN cdgod rrspccab
and them hold myself responsible Tor the good character
Sapar Phosphate. An packages Will hc distinctly brand
cd Consumers aud dealers will be enabled TO make
ments for their supply uitahe crms with my agoutsa'
with myself
MEssRs II. & HARDY a co. my accredited AMI
ole Agents for the city OF Petersburg,
&. r. piBURG,
asri, CaeHs and se, Proprietor BtIam-ba,g J. /
APP 7-ds
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EIETWEEN KIGHNOND AND y. f .1r.
~ YORK STEAMSHIP JAMESTOW " asIksnssrzn.
The l. = Mail Steamship JAMESTOWN. in com
mand of Capt LtMIs PARRISH leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTEkNOo% , o'clock, for Rich
mond She viii not take any freight TO from City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER.
NOON AT o'clock, New Aork
Those desiring 10 ship by her must have their goods here
Monday Passengers desiring this ship
I State.lioom secured by addressing Us by mail.
q The ROANOKE, Capt. SKINNER, stops at City Point.
where she " i'll land and receive freight Both the
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers City
and Norfolk IIDIAN a W ATS0N
9TH, W,
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|hS.-Heriinrsl
Da...,.,...

EW BVONS. NEW KOOhS.-Iser ri
~ Lille, Tho Great American Historical Romance
Hon jeremiah Clemens of Alabama The Last Fores
tiers by John stcn Cook Reflections Zouaye
haStopo by Iclu Maynord and translated
by Mrs NJ Harrison Robinson Daisy Chain. Author of
Her OF Radcliffe Manual Of Coal and its Topography
Hodges Commentary Ephesians Poems by 6old PEN
moiore Perys Expedition Japan &c illustrated. The
Kingdom which shall not be Destroyed Fashionable Life Ad
ven'ures of Gerard the Lion Killer fuckers History of the
United States, for sale by
au 4 on
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VIRGINIA n TENNEssEE
siRGrNsAA TENNEs>EE

7
i9th OF June the Passenger Tram will
commence running 10 Salt Works Branch Junction.
~ Is GILL. Gen Suu't
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

u chihery Stock &c, to Mir l. l. Coffee ioosT ,,rII,
recotn'na him to therformcr friends patrons as nron
lied upon. IDNAN'r q -, a :, ,l -, uV re
July jim y '''tN''>-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

r0N6GMts W. ROysTEN's Clothing ~ Gur
u NlshiNG STORE, pEfEhsBUba VA.
aug Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

(SLOVER SEED, SUGAR, &c.-
- Superior Glover Seed;
N,w Orleans Sugar
Coffee do
Clarified do
Loaf and Powdered Sugar;
Fine Gun Powder Black Ten:
M,hes Caud,s for sale on accommodating terms Iv
ms aus HOLIINS > CO
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HATS! HATS, uars..-spn.NG n

4 A1S' uAI>'' HATS ~ y 81 NJ ~
y FASHIONS FOR le56 ##stIf ZIR ~ Iutfuduy ~
the spring style brnss Hat tho March -
ir the inspection OF his customers and the public ganora,
which viii he found 10 Hat is market In hniu
~ style quality aud nsh Also lot nf heauh stylu
suti Hats young All fiss Dfras 1ia-
g." ef any fhug In this market viii reasa call at ihe
~ the BLUE HAT
An kinds Of Hat made nitb ueaess aud dispatch
Customers Hats dressed usual
WI sIIIXIH.
NGW sUstsNN.= Wn. =. ad.,son hn-
~ this da} aaaaeisted with han JOHN . ADAMS aud
THOMAS . ASDEHsDS hf lie purpoae af uansaatiuR Il
GENERAL bHGCIhh. COMMISSION AND FORM AID
IhU Ht sINESs under the finn and slYlo of ANDERSON
ADAMS \ CO. thu old stand II ". Andetsau tor.
urfiy i y tonwrhj
They will always keep hand eli Of Gro
Guaun ground aud lump IaHter Livingston luugH
nId Castings
Particular Httontlna given aae Of Rnmcnts and
ads auccs made On Produce la hand
WILLIAM 7 ANDERSON
JOHN q ADAMS.
tlln THOMAS . AhDl.RSoA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

Mssrs Dor, ca -Gmtlcmon I used portion of hottie
ot you Iurt OH which you very kindly presented win,
and iuA" pleasure Ia lnE HAT found 1t ehccua ia
ug eruption OF tho skin Tor which had been pTRctisrd
Tor HcVetHl }rnIs 10y without receiving the
hwt oruoht also recon uoudod II To friend nj mme WIN
for months had beou annoyed by .lHla eruption II
tar skin and be informed short time since that Tho
ace ct one bottle he had been entirely cured
Respectfully, T.. NJ LIFIAlGH
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L'OR sALE ON CONsIGNMENT-iO

III SSO5IUTION.-Thc firm of ID Hard Il
- GREENLEE is this day dss lived by mutual consent
All persons having claims against billiard Walton Oil,
lara Geenlec viii present them to t. q pay
nent and those indebted billiard Walton and billiard q
Gfeenee VIII make psymeH, to f. q. Greenec, alone
&"h0rzcd TO settle and receive the The firms
Is only be used in settlement othe debts by f.
and no else. W s DFIIARD
may IL "ts Z q. GREENLEE
'HNE undersigned will continue the Grocery Commits.
n sion business at the old stand where pleased
/" wait ON his friends and the public generally.
may lGdts(yl l.. c, GREFNLEE
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EN0R stIE.-S1O.OOO Virginia Re.i.,c,e
n Bonds $500 South Side Rail Road Bonds. 10 Il ores Y,
q feuu Rail Road stock PETERS, SPENCE & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

Hssse1t IbOS.-The firm OF ID ;iI,rl a W.,
- roS this day dissolved by consent An prrsns
having claims against will present them 10 mn ann
GREENLtf Tor payment and those Indebted WIN nakn ,S
meltto the The CONCERN is only "a IN, ,
Ia 'piniIAti'h' WM. =. DlI.ARD,
ma ) uts JAS c. WALTON
EAANTED.-Ghe su bsc ribcr wishc. 10 Lir, II,
w good Female House Servant for taancr Of the
year July eisl JOHN II. aEAY
rUDALM LEAF FANs.-anosh.r lot OF pain,
4 Leaf Fans, just " hand J A SFlGLER 4 co
Rep copy July L. Is
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PAYNE 4 CHRISTIAN
NuhSONIC NOTICE.-MASTER mASoNS CHAP.
lVu TER AND KNIGHT TEMPT ARS PEG AJIEpS

EN GOODS.-1he subscriber has n
~ complete stock of Spring and Summer DRY GOODS:
to Which ile attention OF his friends and the public general
IL respeciuly called Having taken advantage the
pressed state Of the market i'll purchasing his Goods will
be able to offer great inducements to buyers.
Inc articles lie
found all the articles which general Dry Goods business
tihJlacs besides large assortment of Boots Shoes Hats
Caps Umbrellas, parasuls, &c Country Merchants
peay nFitcd to call him before they go further
is determined to Sell Richmond Prices Strict attention
Will be pald to orders Come and all
lots NATU'L, I,yfGGENHEINFR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

- alf Bbls Ne. Cut,
Direct from the British Province daily expected. for
july 3lts II. &. HARDl &
-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

NSIstE.-hnsiug purchased of Ncs.rs. 90
uant and Waldou all their Machinery Stock Tools Ac
ahu ak'h tho stand formerly occupied by then fully
prepared to manufacture at The shortest
nparco Mould and Fancy fohaeeo every descr
non IN short all kinds Of work formerly done by them
nave employed the Wofkme formerly with Messrs Conant
Waron and feel confident that will be abe tn Iease ali
who may taHorme with their patronage Orders no rrsoee
fully solicited. IFEApI ,s,i.,s,ttS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

hsW0SNOdsnt rs, MOULD CANDLES. a..
~ # superior quality another empty sails
by II {. HARDY a co,
July Ats petrrsbnrp IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

- O., frsm New Yort and have ready ar eAhlbulu
-Heond supply ST The beautiful Lawns aud Tlanua
Robes Maniih= l{ibhans AMI Trimming with another
ply of French Needle pfk Collars SLEEVES magnihre
worked Cambria and SN ISIS Bands
jeun 81 JOHN ABRAHAM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-19

Tn. last number Of the Stylus bethany Coll
lege Magazine, is on our table. 1t is aniexcei
lent number, and yies in strength, point and
general raeiness, with the best of American
Magazines Hisjudiciously made up with edi-
torial, original novelties, essays. and general
literary and descriptive correspondence from its
numerous subscribers and contributors among
old Students
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THE LA TEST NEWS
RRcayuyED nv
MAeNRTIe TnLEGRApH.
ARRTYAL OF THE WAsHINGToN
Foreign NEWS.

-
FOREIGN MEMS.
iRRlSsAIS OF III d WARRINGTON ~
CAPE ISLAND, Nov. Is. 1T he steamer City of
Washington passed here last evening bound for
philadelphia Her dates are to the 9th inst.
The steamer Siagara, for Boston, arrived out
on the evening of the I'd inst
I.rvFHPoor, Nov. fs-=r. ,s.--fhe Brel.ers' Cir
cnl:,l reports the Cotton Market as inactive,
with but little inquiry aud prices weak at de-
cline Of lsl6 Holders arc Wiling though sel-s
lers manifest no disposition TO press sales The
sales for the three days have been Is, 600 bales
including LOCO on speculation and 1000 for
export.
The Manchester markets are qniet, but steady.
BFeadstntfs dull. Flour inactive, with a turn
IN favor OF buyers; baltimore and Philadelphia
32s6das3s6d Ohio 35stid.I Red heat quiet
and unchanged at ss9dags3d; White 9s9dal0s.
Corn aliet, but steady at 34sa35s; Mixed S3sa
33s6d; yellow 33sGda3ls. Beef and Pork dull
Bacon steady.
Gcnsols for cash are quoted at So . sa93. The
English funds have been less buoyant today
but the market has still a favorable appearance.
PsRIs.-Priyate letters from Paris do not in &
dieate any decided change in the money mar
| let, and although the position of the Bank of
France is supposed to haze slightly Improved,
al
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-19

WAsnlseTos, Nov 1s.-The office of Capt
Ieigs, in the south wing of the capitol, caught
fire early this morning from the furnace. When
discovered the flames We're extending to tho
other rooms, but were soon suppressed. The
damage is comparatively small Most of the
plans and drawings of the capitol extension
were DESTROYED.
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rurS SATURDAY EysSII;y,e ossT.-Tho,s,e, o 0

rnESATuRDAY EyHSISG PosT.-Those of our
readers who desire to subscribe for an Eastern
paper, We refer TO the advertisement of the
Saturday Evening Post, which viii be found in
our paper to-day, The Post is an old paper,
having been. established in 1921, and has always
sustained high reputation,
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Adrertisns and correspcndns ofee No. aJ1 Brosdw a.
Nels York.
Commencement of New Volume.
FL a RIP .IE RS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
i FOE DEcEElBEss.
sUNNysiDE, TIE HONE OF WASHINGTON TRYING.
Illustrated by Tvyenty-seven Engravings.
SCRAPS FROM Az ARTISTS MOTH BOOK.
aitustrated by Nine I'm ( IA Tiiags.
A GIGAN4Ic C,.STIpEDR. :
pAssAG rs OF Fasfi:lsS TisAYEi. b, ss finances.
M 5II1ssi;a,s Sy s ains
/ i hS% Il Is 'I kfaa NIl:I
Tie TIE SiReh i al s szfSos
81. pn fs'5Ia Or fsr fltE Rsai'l
THE essIsr .sL He'll
n THE 4. ALL or ISLAM.
4 LITTLE poaisir- ~ cianLEs DicE
MIR * rererse of Cir
canstssless--7i ustltet stronger than Training.
easfrsa SLII sssaaa g Rsas sssssasss
MONTHLY EE6oaS on CURRENT RTlNTs
i LITERARY NOTICES.
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Each Number OF the Magazine Will contain 1s4 octave
pages in double columns each comprising nearly
Illustrations. Plates Of the Fashions, copous
Chronicle OF Current Events, and Impartial notices OF
With the Numbers for JUNE and Di0EMBE hut sabs
nevis HARPER Z BRorfERs. PunLIsIrERs.
tI p YOUR HAIR Is FALIdNei OFF, ecan be preyentsd
and preserved In and lxuriant growth byth
ceuis, and $i-elcgantly periunied. ese f5ai
lf YOUR HAIR IS GRAY there Is nothing equal to BAL
LAifDS HAIR DfEl lttnakes any shade, fonbr TO
or the skim 1t for these peerless qualities
The premium the NorlIs Fair, and the
those eminent chemists, DFs Chiffon and rorres. m
manufactured sold and applied nt 4aS and 800
| New York. = ga 7a.4 e 2 sp30-iydaw
4 r 0OzklNss: q lslassES y 1850 al
$500 PFcTURE FRAlLES z
fasnH and Picture T hosot NJ
Nos. sss 500 s92 Greenwich street. corner Beach,
| New York. L lss sat SIS sp2o-i yfAw
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ro olllIssP61NpNNTs

LETTERS concerning snbseripon advertising other
sAeial business Of the onld be addressed TO
he PFoprietorS.
Letter. CONCERNING the editorial Of the paper,
thcud endrssed 70 the Eitors jointly either
Of them.
Correspondents writing publication, Eiii please write
only side Of the pafIef.
An observance Of the aoye rules win greatly ohiige
and prompt gttstic. correspondents than
:. nlIgllt otlerMise reeciYe. -
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THE SATURDAY EVENING POST
E.tn bl i.l,ed a q: ...st TT. SCI g

The publishers Of silis old and araly estbIsaed paper
es for s'a s q tue . IS sI
e eialns o. literature VIII than ever
rsssnts st the iosvins iii u %ltt laas ~
STIId;n MRs osITT 8
MRS NJ A. DEN1S0N, TIE dnthof N s.ZJELAL,, dc.
next the following orisinsI
~ - =. enget,sas or the squnrtcr'. Faome.-By
Of the Poets y &c 6cs = ta''nss
This & STORY OF AUSTRIAN LIFE. Mr., How'll. hay.
ing visited Austria expressly with the object Of acanatife
tile novel romantic aspects usider which
nature and society present themselves inhat singular
The following Norests be given though proba-
The story of a flonntry q iFi z-By ALICE carr.
Az N9ysst written for die Post.
ten s g 4. for the Post, By T s.Aaraun
author Of any Confsssloa. zIais tie Child Medl.
The elunEerss s,rosexe An original Soyc,e,, ~
M9s MAY A Dssisos author OF the sextcn,
The lssrfd OF Einrsunsiv, TALE OF THE SWISS
entas ~ by AregsrsE pveAssE
We have also the femise suoRT CONDENSED sa
Noyeiet, by Mrs. soathsvorth, ~
w IN above list Of soairibsiioas we de-
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s SO, AGRIcglTURAL ARTICLES GENERAL NEWS,
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KETs, BANK NOTE LIST, EDITORIALS &c. &c., our OBJ
admit 81 ne Great 40 - ~ MUS
ESGRAYINGs:-Int the way OF En- wings we generally
OF humorous character. go ~ 49, ~ -
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paid Quarterly or yearly in advance. the Office where 1t
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requested.
~ 10 EDITORS who give The above one in.
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columns shall he stief to an exchange BY sending a
copy of the paper the or
notice. noyIs
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4 DIsrATcH was received yesterday, by one
of the city banks, that The Lancaster, Pa, Bank
had broke. Quito an excitement was also rife
about the failure of Messrs. Gettings & Ailnut,
Commission Merchants in Ballinore.. IS
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70 InR eUsssEo.

wehave this dag sold aIessrs. Campbell AfcDerm6t
tisentire ONCE wsreturn thanks
20 patrons Tor d. Kindness have re
eeivei at ter hands successors
70 tcir rotee. wedoubtnot hey WIN prompt
and attentive 10 department ofbasne-s, AMI wiz
use every effort 10 deserys community.
Our vii the ishius;ant. and Nc hope our
ftsshds PeediIy closing up out.standng
accounts m a
The business Of the firm win be settled BY either Of
Mr. Realty VIII be found at the office for that
Psfp3ss. BEATTY & co.
wheeling. oe. lsih. 1850. 49,
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IlARRERs' Magazine for December, commenc-
ing new volume, IS received at the Washington
Hall Book aud Periodical store-now is a good
time to subscribe Also, 200 Illustrated Stories
for Children, nice thing for the little folks
The Young House-kccper's Friend, in which rs
found all necessary information for the Kitchen
and Nursery, etc. Just opening, full assort-
ment of Tpckediarics for 81; Blank Books of
every description; and Tit for Tat, in answer
to bred.
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SOUTHERN MAIL.

BAIT1MonE, Nov. is. The Southern mail to-
day brings nothing from beyond Mobile.
An accident occurred on the South Carolina
breaking of arail. Three cars were broken to
pieces, and number of persons injured, two Of
them fatally.
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BANK FAiIuRr.-It was currently reported in
Louisville, on Monday last, that the Bank of
East Tennessee had closed. pa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-19

Tnr attention of country readers is called to
the advertisements of James N. Dillon, in anoth.
ericolnmn. If any of them want pipes to con,
-vey water from their springs on The hillside to
their doors, he promises at a very moderate ex1
penditure to furnish them. He also has a great
variety of Chain Pumps, which arc every where
snperceding the old riekety logs formerly used
He also'has Bells for churches and school hou
ses, of the famous Troy manufacture, which are
admitted to be the best in the country. he in
vites the attention of all who have manufacture
ing establishments, of any kind 10 his anti fic-
on-metal, Gum-paeking, Hose, Steam and Wa.
ter Gauges, &c,
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con SIJE1PsIsI7C5=5)TfTl1i 7eSTIB-ETY

M NOT DECEIVED by base f-nitafons. IIfs;rsfAS
CLARK CO.'S GENuISE COD LIVER oIi never dss,,.
points aqd nire ns Il,
Al Tiers and the only BILE CONSUMPTION
As there great deal OF spurious oil aui-
whale sl, DC, 60, eolaueh care cam
not he taken 70 procure the Genuine.
Our OIL y inade at facfory nsd
has cork be earcfal 10 ret
CtaRK = since the dedfA of MI Rrsit-
toy GU! lsle tsFs ss been Article
Cos or II. %. q o.. Sold y.dtlsgisls .oeti5:s.Elax
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WE return our thanks to Hon.z. RidweIl for
valuable public documents.
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WE request that our patrons would always
hand itftheir advertisements by three o'clock
ia the afternoon, in order to secure their inscr-
tionin the morning following. The crowd of
night work renders it necessary.
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RnItirnorc H1arhea,
- lssl. =

a very neat and superior article OF
BANK CHECKS on all the city Banks
@ RID E II ID GO *
BLANK DEEDS, NOTES, DRAFTS, &C
Printed ON extra; paper. for. sale at this once
Dray Receipts AID Zf17s of Zadtag
Printed and Bound Also. every description Of
PLAIN AND FANG PRINTING!
Prospectus for 1857. q
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SUSPENDED,

SUSPENDED. sssssss
LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. 1s.-The Bank was
suspended this morning by the officers elected
yesterday, believing their inability to meet the
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SoNE days agowe noticed in this column some
new and improved passenger cars. which the
cnterprising directors of the Baltimore aud Ohio
road had put on the track. Wegather from the
following article that their energy has not alone
been confined to that branch OF the business.
Inspeaking OF IA number of new cars Intended
for sleeping cars for the benefit Of slroyers, who
accompany their stock, the American says.
Nehaye lately examined one of these cars
and have been pleased sonotiec the great i'm.
prove,nent it exhibits over the scanty and rude
accommodations heretofore allowed to tiroyers
onthe railroad lines This car, which is but
one OF a number just put upon the road, is 24
etlong, and IS strongly built, though quito
plain IN all parts. Itcontains eight neatly ar
ranged berthS and two end places for sleeping.
thus amply and very comfortably accommotla.
ting ten men with all the convenicnces Of good
way-side Inn. The berths contains good mat
rasSes and bedding An ample cooking stove
with appnrtenanees, water closet, lockers for
provisionsand baggage, water buckets for the
horses and ptheriwr and comforts are fully
supplied. These cars are attached to the rear
of the stock trsips on starting from the Ohio
River, aud rs those trains quire some 10 hours
to reach Mount Glare station. at Baltimore the
.droyers have to seionrii about two days on the
route Il has heretofore been the custom on this
read, and Is so still upon all other lines we be-
lievc, 10 give The droSels tie imperfect accom-
modations Of an ernigrant car, or IN ordinary
freight car, where no refreshing rest or equally
refreshing meal could be enjoyed twill there
fore be seen ut once that great Improvement
has been carried out by tie Baltimore and Ohio
Company, which the stock men viii no doubt
properly appreciate. We learn that this new
andsensible provision has been made nj the cx-
press instance Of the President of the company.
About City new first class Stock cars ara also
being put uppn the road, which win thus in.
considerabls extent