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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-31

DURE SODA WATER WITH CREAM
SYRUPS.-We sre now prepared to furnish
customers with delightfully."- COOL and PURE Soda
Water, manufactured by ourselves in PORCELAIN
FOUNTAINS, with apparatus of the latest and most
approved construction. The Cream and Fruit Syrups
are prepared in the most careful manner from the
freshest materials Our Fruit Syrups made of the
actual RIPE and SOUND fruit themselves, and from
the fruit essences.
MEADE BAKER Chemists
1876, Northwest corner of Main and 10th Streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-31

u RITTANlA WAKE..--On hand a large
- lot of Brittania Coffee Potts. Teapots, Sugars
Creams, Spoons, stors. Soup Ladies', &c, which
we are determined TO sell at very small advance.
GEO. J. SUMNER
jy 80 No 20 Pearl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-31

10y COLD SODA WATEh...Pure Fruit
syruPs. delicious and refreshing. Our apparatus
lie VI the last invention, fountains silver lined,
aud our SODA made from pure English Super. Carb.
SODA warranted free from oil injurious Ingredients
jyS0 DUVAL & NORTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-31

CARD...The Coal business will be
Continued BY the subscriber in future for each it,
equivalent, at the old stand of P. L M /. near the
Pstershhrg Depot. RIO. PICKETT.
jy T. Inn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-31

L Hspnessey Brandy, vinssses le46. isl9 and l6ty.
fer sale BY DUNLOP, AONCURE CO.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-01
WHOLE NO, 6ls

II this project were carried into eject, Il wouId
degrade the Electoral College Of yoar State into
sc, ol copper-counters and, II the ilws Of Pson-'
sylvania prohibit gambling. would subieot 81 ~.
ues concerned to the penalties q the statute. ~
That the Executive Committee Of the American
party IN your State should have rejected ssch .
proposition, q precisely what, froa their own
character and that Of the party thsy ssersssnt We
nsd right 70 expect. rejoice howsvsv, that
you did 90 promptly and 20 aseidedly. f~ss-l
Ny .nen, IN the same manly md dgnf6sd course.
Aafe no fusion or coalition, play no game ofheads
ana tails for the Presidency; fight under 10 -
ous yonr own and least Of all under the hhek hesr
ner o. Republicanism. Then, If suocssa6nl, ron
may Justly be- proud Of your success !; II d15sassd.
you win At least have the consolation 70 re0ec,
tnst you have preserved your consistency, and
served your country faithfully, II not fortonsssly 4
!" 'Tis not In mortals 10 command success:
But you will do more-you will deserve it''
lremain, very respectfully, your ob't servant,
-ay 7 g4 @. N. CONRAD.lk
( JOHN p. SASpEasos, Eeq. '1'~--a ..sa
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-01
AMERICAN ORGAN.
The Bridegroom.

E t Inc bridegroom. s
The moon yet strives with dawn
Which shall throw . shadow la
Through mists that lie all lightly on the lawn,
HsAveny on the wide and watery meadow
Not long: the golden morning
Gains every moment ground,s 4
The dying night-star sc0ruing--
Hark how the birds sing out for joy around,
Creation casts its burshen .0l s.stt
I. On such holy day;
Shall. not TO her then Ell. gEE fa
ilit Ny fall hesrt's sdorston meetly psyf w
She who has consented
TO be. to-day, my bride,
And has not repsnted
/ For any ills that might meantime betide
Dearer than all creatures l
Of sight or thought or dream,
Gilds me to-day her features
i'' With the mild lustrs Of loves languid beam
While upon the RvauRes,
pledge 70 her my laith, 3.
Give ear, ell good Angels
10 the true words my passionate spirit saith.
May ever shield her sss m eGa
4 From al shade of i'll,
Comfort her, and yield her -i &D4'a
Love 70 her love, Indulgence TO her Will.
May no remembered sorrow
Her pure soul annoy, astt f
But tomorrow, and tomorrow g
sun give her warmer hope, contentment, peac.
and Joy. istrts ~
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-01

The ADMArIc-Mr E. V. Haughwout, of New
York has just finished the table service for the
new steamer Adriatc. The whole cost Of this
service sSQ6, 900, and It embraces entire, fifteen
thousand pieces. The table ware Is Of the fneet
quality double thick French porcelain, and the
entire service Of this alone consists of near six
thouinnd pieces. The water pitchers are orna-
mented with gold, with the name Of the steamer
inscribed upon them. The cut glass is Of the
finest quality, in the style of the old English hol-
low diamond, and consists Of about two thousand
pieces. The covered dishes, castors, tea sets,
baskets, forks, and spoons are very rich, and COM
prise over two thousand pieces. The table cutlery
is made of the finest steel, with the name Of the
steamer upon them, and consists Of some thirteen
hundred pieces. The other ornaments Of the table,
consitiug of silver and plated goods are very
beauliful. Lamps suspension and brackets, with
statelroom articles, are all in the same superb
style. 1 43Ns al4s- 4. t5 81
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-01
GOOD TNVESTMENT.

" Il have for sale the following bondls
wv or stocks. which can be sold to yield the pr-
chaser 10 to IL per cent, per annum.
900 Ramsay County Bonds, minnesota Terri
tory 10 per cent Coupons, payable in New York.
sF 5000 Virginia and Tennessee, per cent Coup
ons, payable ID New York. ailGs5HSG y ffF.i
10000 Oreugs and Alexandria, per oent. Coup
onS, psyahls in New York .,s. tsef a5s4 -
5000 Corporation Of Washington Stock, 8 per
cent tF.
$4,000 Corporation Of Alexandria Stock, Q per cent
! $1,000 in shares of the Patriotic Bank
The Ramsay County Bonds we regard as very safe
and desirable The county is the most wealthy and
prosperous in Minnesota in which s situated the city
of st Paul The county has only issued $4,000 of
bonds, and only $4,000 II now outstanding The
bonds fall due annually the first two being payable
IN New York In 1851. The taxes now tdne to the
county y represented ample to lquidate the whole
debt ~ s. f IN - sS 50 y sff.
SWEENEY. RIrrRNH0UsE, FAINT 4 CO.,
oct 20--eoQw tlfsHt5 ~ Benkers a
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-01

NvHE Great Eastern Panacoa, prepared
- in the Temple of Health, and for ages formed
almost the sole medicine used in the East These
up q sny drug storsat triAing cost Some of thsm
are particularly applicable In Consumption, Herofu-
- Liver Ahsctions, Inpurity Of the Hood, &c. ~
: Others remove Syphihs, Secret Diseasss, Itch,
Nervous pisesses, Costiveness &c. in an almost in
cnsdibly short time Bent with plain printed drcc-
tions, on the receipt Of 26 cents.
,sas YAH n taF WIN. FRANKLIN, 4.
sept l--ly q fat'- q Box 29l. ALBANY N " ss
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-01

m i D4a aa4 E4.NnW AND QA4AP 4tf%sagstitk 81 II
i saddle, Harness, apd Trunk store,
400, Seventh Street, opposiks Odd FsllosOs' Hall.
I'M EsSSRs, T0fHAA Ilate Of Philadel-
fnlly announces 10 thsr ffiends and the public, that
thsy have commenced the Haddling Dnsiness 1t the
absjs stand, where they win make and keep con-
ssautiy ON hand large and superior assortment Of
M Mems, Ladies', and Boys 6sddles 3 ~
Brides, Martingalss, and Whips
Is Harness of every description, both for city and
5as3 All kinds Of Trunks, Yalises, and Carpet Bags
s7i Ladies' Satch6ls, Travelling Baskets, and Fancy
~ -sk9 Work Boxes tiS9a ~ .a+'
Horse Blankets, Covers, Collars, and Hamss
- Horse, Spoke and Dust Brushes
,Fga Cards, Curry combs Sponges, &c.
All material used will be the best that can be OBJ
tained; and both Of having been practical work
sn for several years. feel confident that our work
1annot be surpassed either for style or durability
70 merit and respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage. 3tsI@ek Sff 3Ne3'a Gl pssWs- tvaf
Particular attention paid TO covering Trunks, and
repairing all kinds OF work.
Baddlers' Tools constantly on hand. nov Sly
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-01

William Colton is appointed Postmaster at CAf
ten, King George county, vice Addieon HAnssoed,
resigned. James W. Jordon, at Gainesville,
Prince William county, vice A. w. Gray, resignsd |;
and benjamin y. Bradley, at Msssanutton, Page
county, vice d. +. Almond, resigned.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-01
A CARD.
Washingten, Oct. II, 1860.

alo. -,.,,,,,1f WashlnGten, Oct. IL 1860. n
VyHE public are hereby cautioned against
IL purchasing note drawn by John s. Suite in
favor OF Samuel Strong f0r one hundred and fifty doll
Lara dated April l4th, A. d. 1856. and payable sixty
days after date. S9sia32 ~ s7sa esia ~,
Also, one drawn by John g. Suite ia favor OF Sam
uel Strong for two hundred and twenty-five dollars
dated April l4thA D.lSos, and payable thirty days
after date. II, ssfafi.aftys .'ff p4 80 r. 1-
Also, one drawn by G. Wendell in favor of Samuel
"A. d. 1855, and payable one year after date.
Also, one drawn BY Samuel Strong In favor of WI
liam B. Sssser for one nehundfed and twenty-five dol
lars, dated April 18th, "A. D.. 1885. N G'Q III {
The said notes were passed intothe hands of q
third party and the consideration having failed, the
drawers Of said notes are cautioned against paying
the same. SAMUEL STRONG.
ff oct Q8-9aw2w stt~ Il .fstsstsss .f f3tHt
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-01

Mn Charles Callahan, the Nicaraguan cores
pondent of the New Orleans Picsyune, recently
mentioned as probably killed in the skirmish at
San Jscinto was formerly local editor of that jour
nal, and is highly spoken Of by the press 1t the
South. There are circumstances detailed IN regard
to bis supposed murder which indicate that Il was
attended with peculiar atrocity. tna
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-01
, WASHINGTON AUSTIN, IsrALIt
CLINTON TRULL, fsxAL1
SAMUEL HODGES, fssAL1
LEWIS FAVORITE. fsRALf

sworn TO and subscribed before me, this 24th
day Of October, A. d. 1856.
Csgncd) GEORGE II. ONEAL, [sxAL.l
sfnt Justice of the peace,
1851 Escambia county.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-01
THE WEEKLY AArERICAN ORGAN
10 publishsd every 6stuSdAy, ON the following

against the inddioSs villas of fbrsigu itdusnsu
oonjure you 10 bshvsV ns, fellow citiSsns The jsaL
ousy ot ffss people ought TO b consAutly awsks;
iiasnos q c1s q ths mort nsnsfui fos 81 Subiisn
govsrnmsnt" ~ Wdshisvtoa. , 9a ~ ,ss'. q 4
n hope w may md some means, Id fhtnrs, Of
shielding ourselves ton foreign inAuanss, polfucal,
commercial or In whatever form II may he attempted
can scarcely withhold myself nom Joining in the
wish OF Sas Dean - that there were IN ocoSn az fire
between this aud the old world "--.l6wAtA
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-01

Ono Of the greatest curiositics exhibited at the
fair, at Winchester, was table cloth made IN
1850 from aax raised and spun before winehssesr
was laid o6. The cloth was made by Ma Lydia
Neil. wife Of Lewis Neil one Of the 6rst sstaisss
in the Valley Of Virginia. 3.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-01
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY
I .t,.gs I'm. OF THE AGE tsie III, Il q g,5g
WOOD 8

ID IL II AEBTOR ATIVEs M
j ration, turns hair back to iis original color,
sfter having become gray and reinstates il in all its
original health, lnstfe softness, and beauty re-
moves at once dandruf from the scalp, and sll un-
such q Sc4id heads, d., and hence creates per.
fecty healthy state ofthe scalp by acting as stmu-
tonic to theorgans necsssary to supply color
ing matter TO the hair and completely restores them
vents all tendency 70 become gray 1t also prevents
the hair from becoming unhealthy, and falling of,
and brings it out where ii ia gone by resusctating
the Organs Necessary 70 supply nutrment, health,
Hair Invigorst0r and Tonic.
sf8sei CnARLnsrowN, MASS, Aug. g, 1855.
GExrLnHnx: Nothing but duty and sympathy
that feel TO communicate TO others who are afflicted
as have been would induce me to give this public
Prof Woods Hair Restorative When first COM
menced using y my hair was quite gray, and IN spots
entirely bald. have used the Restorative about
1--WE months, and my hair is entirely changed to its
inches in length ON the spots whore it was bald
have also been much gratifed at the healthy mois-
tre and vgor Of the hair whichbefore was dry, and
Il has ceased TO come out as formerly.
Respectfully, yours 4c., a.
1t9 WATERFORD, 1854.
Prof o. j. WooD: With confidence can recon-
msnd your Hair Restorative as being the most cfca
and many other preparations Of the day. all to no eff
feet. Since using your Hair Restorative, my hair
and whiBkers which were almost white, have gradu-
ally grown DARK, and now feel confident that few
more sppcations will restore them TO their natural
color. IL also has relieved mo Of all dAndruf and
unpleasant itching, 10 common among persons who
perspre nsey.o4i iaalga X Js0s klLBY. 81
I address o. J. WOOD 90, sls Broadway, N. Y,
and ia Market strest, Stskoais, Mo-
ROr =. in Wellington CHARLEs sTorr ;
OO., and by all DruggistS ian 9--f
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-01
"a r. - - - - H1E1


FOR TwENTY-FIvE CENTS.
NHE Recipe for making the won-a
M - dreus Panaces, ., cure for almost everyS|
caas Of disease for only Is cents. II readily sells
&e26. A good family Newspaper sent for one yesrj
Zextra. RA sf~eF w T.WILLIAMS, -
~ june 2l-lys Albany, New York. ~
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-01
WARRINGTON, Fla, Oct. ~, 1855.
TO the Editor ofsAs Anericax Oygas: a7,

I'll +
To TIE Editor oftAs Ameyieo. Oroas: asl aa
Sin: The anti American party have commenced /.
their proscriptive operations here, as you viii see n
from the enclosed. Alter the late election. in
which they used the influence of government OH
cials OF every grade, from the Commodore To ths
lacqneys TO coercs votes, they now refuse work to
any man Who Expresses sD opinion favorable to
the American party. Men who have been here
for thirty years. respectable and competent me- "
chanics, are refused work on this ground, and
Others OF no character, Irishmen who arc no citi-
Gems are given the prsference., When We ask
that public interests does not require our sssvi-
ces. Query. Did James Heron, Eenator Msllo-
ry, or Judge Hawkins ever carry arms to defeud
their country, as many Of us have DONE or would
they, II the country required itf
y Yours, truly L. w. RowLEY. 4 4
(Copy.) osag
WARRrseros, October 2sd, 1855. ~
Tho undersigned mechanics address you this !
note, asking employment, and II refused wish you I.
to give reasons for 30 doing a. oil of us have been
employed by you heretofore and hsve not been
discharged for misconduct. You will confer "a
vOr on the undersigned by an immediate answer.
lSgned) L. w. RAWLEY,
@. TRULL H}kG
~ g. SIERRA, asAW
w. RUSSELL, ==
WASHINGTON AUSTIN zogug
SAMUEL HODGES,
ALEX. McCAsKILL. f.e-9 lsF
To jams HKRRos, Esa. ~ sgta 1
(Copy.)
CONSTRUCTING ENaINsHRs OvvIcY
u 8. Navy Yard, Pensacola. II
a Warrington, Oct. 2s, 1856. ''a
lnlreply to your note have to say that the \
public interest does not require your services
Your obedient servant, ,r
A'tcg (Signed) JAMES HEBRON.
81 i nnv,aku .,ot:s~ D~.~
Messis- RAwLEY, Truli Sierra Psvorite RusseH
Austin, Hodges, and McOaskill fAs
Copy .y
STATH OF FLORIDA,
Escambia County.
Before the subscriber, a justice Of the peace, IN
and for the said county, personally came Wash
ingtdn Austin, Clinton Trull, Samuel Hodees. and
Lewis Fayorite, who being duly sworn ssy, they
called on Mr.. Heron, Civil Engineer Of the Navy ~
Yard Warrington, for the purpose Of obtaining
employment Mr.. Heron replied thst he had Is ii
moro men than he wanted. We then asked
him hf 1t was our politics that debarred us from
employment He replied that no had conversa- &.
tion with Senator Mallory and Judge HAwkins In ) I
regard to employing men of the American party: 7
their reply was, None should be employed whs
wereopposcd to the present Administrator far-
THEREFORE, that master workmen dare not employ I'd
men who differ from them in politics." But
he htimated, that If we Joined the keystone
Club, or brought Recommendation from It, we
might be employed, and Senator Mallory had told 81
Mr. =. q. Watts, master workman, that he was e
discharged for employing men of the American III,
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-01

73 . IHMEI LIN METI LlMETff n
NILL Be opened to-morrow, at the
w Limo Kilns Of w. II. Cooley d CO.. situ.
stsd on Rock Crssk, between, the upper and lower
bridges, HIN Of vBfy hyperion Wood-burnt lame
The subscrfbcfs have also on hand : large supply
Of PlastsssrS' Hair, Cement Calcined Plaster. and
every description of the very bsst quality Of Lime
which win BE dhposed of on the; most reasonable
tsuns. a w. H. Cooley co.
J, 18-AOff -.l8.sts
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-01

HOUSE FOR BAIE. 81 l,syll l7e
u ssory bref hcuss, jda oosapistsd 10 modgn
style Will b. cold 1t Z bss9alS, or exchanged for
other city proper SO & "a An opPertanitJ fdr -
curing al slie;hIe reaid6uce st acasfttt p1&cs ~
dom occsr. Apply st this otscs, third stoiy.Tg =
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THE DAILY A0KRICAN ORGAN


IL publishsd every aftsrnnA (szespt Sundsy,) ss
the corner Of Louisiana avenue and Tenth stresk and
10 delivered 10 Cty Subsefbsu (payAbls 70 tho ear
risrs) ut ~ oents Per wssk, Single copy, cent
Mail subsoribsrA - 90 ~ aInum, or - 90 for
SIX montbs, always IN advsnss-
RATES OF AnyuE1TBM0.
Five lines Isss oas inesrtion, rs cents each ad-
ditionsl line, esats.. "a y, IS M,
Each additional insertion, hAlf ef ths above rstss
Displayed advsrtissmsnts shAzKsd Gold u,sAgars-
THE wEEKLYs AMERICAN ORGAN
10 published every 6atuydAy, ON the lowing
~ Terms -
copy, one year.. u 50 4 copy, months "a 90
copies, onS year. % 8 copies, mos ths-.6 90
10 copies one ysSr 10 90 10 copies, mos this, 90
~ Payments always In sdvanes. RS
RAfTs or ADvxnTraInG.
len cents ps .ine for eaoh insertion 4.
T All communications on business connsctsd
~ith this papsr must b. dirssted TO the Ans~toon
D-pan," Wsshin&ton eity, and be ostpai6.
e. All sdvsFaeem1nta for the O1He" should
DO handed into - omen be1np twelvs O'Clock n, Of
NE dav az puhh utiou ~ ssss- etNf st ~ ~
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REERE's New York Fall style Hats for
4O 1885, also, Philadslphia and other fashionable
y Fmhionabls Hs1 Csp and Gents Furrishing
auu Qaesb!aft ~ Stor T4o4 RSunsylvzhia avenue
HENTLEMEN ARE INVITED TO, cali
~ and Axsmfns model Of (}entlemanys Fall
Style Drsss Hat. For lightnses, nrmnesa, and els-
rEk LANES +. s.,, =, - /.
Hat Cap, and Gents FnrIShing Store,
42@ Penu av. bet ~ and eth streets
D. sep l6---dn 80
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-01

About ave years ago, I obtained from Mr. Tobias,
n Washington, pah " GI1sSes tor The Speetaoles
v which ussd and found them o great assistance 70
my decAying vision; and my opinion Of hlm ID that
not too far gone to s. 6sns1lsd By such hid. 9
eeE ~ ssst1ssp JsF. NAY z
Gee, for mere tsstimonials, ~ Hvsunx Star.
Aug 15---ly : ~ hsfssaf 81 N gas'ga,b .-,as..
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WlLMNoroN, N. o., June Is, 1854.
To persons who have have had the sight VI their
eyes 20 impaired - 70 require The uss a (ases,
would recommend Mr.. John Tobias % suitable PET.
SON from whom 10 obtain such GLASSES % they ,ma5
require az be has suited with pair of 6ps0iceS
Tor far and near sight Ny sight has been impsired
very much hy q sarTrs of years In the Post O6ice
Department, whish berth required me TO be on duty
from II o'cock t night I'LL altar day, during which
line used but one light 4 s lsgf' ag.i-I s..3lss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13
LA fHRoCcH FROM BUCHANAN
l-N~----a---ssaS JYNCHBI-KG AND RICHMOND

Fare from Lynshburg to Buchanan. ..............s a
~, :" 80 .
On and after the .2d Of October Packet Boais
buchanan at \. NJ, and Lynchburg al = T. n. Alout
at ) o'clock A. NJ
CharlottesNle passengers leaving LynclLurg at z
feaNh scoesfie at 10y A. NJ, next day, and arrive in Ga
ottesvlle at , Z NJ. Leave Iynchburg for Buchanan
Lexington At o NJ Monday, Wednesday and Friday a
card below:
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II BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND. by steam- a,AlLa....
BELN IDERE and pUCAHONlAS.-lhe
STEAMER BEIN iDEBE leaves Baltimore eSeiy Sal -
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning. leaRt, HI j
MOND every IT ESDAN AEfEk&OON Tor Ban more
The POCAHONIAS leaves BALTIMORE every WEI
NESDAG AFTERNOON ion Richmond. Returning, lew
RICHMOND every SAlURDAY AFTERNOON Tor la
timorc
shippers to Baltimore by these two Boats mus la}e
goods here every Monday and Friday of each y eek
~ II DIAM X WATSON Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

he lVKh.--a EAMNHIF J a VI 7 ) 7 Q " esEsEE4a
The l. $. Mail steamship JAMESTOWN, in coin
mand OF Capt LEWIS PARRISH, leaves New DIRK regular
every SAIJ RD.AN AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock. Tor ED
m"hd Sic Will not take any freight from City Io
She leaves Richmond regularly every II ESDAA AElU
NOON at clock for New York.
Those d string To ship by her must have their gols here
Monday Passengers desiring 10 take this ship here can a
Il state Room secured 10y addressing us by man.
20 Inc RDANOkE Capt SklNNElG stops al Ciiy lol
where SHE will land and receive freight Bot
and the Roanoke receive aud land passengers tiy r
and Norfolk. IIDLAM a WATSON
~ E;ul1..nlH IA
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N~liM snNpkH! NEW HOOKS

"a American Almanac for leJ6;
The 1hree Marriage; Life ut n Watering Place;
Philosophy # MurHge-hy Ryan;
Union with the Chucl--hy Harbaughi
pocHs-by Gold Pen;
Voice ii the Church the Regnof Chrst-by Taylor;
Looking unto Jesus;
Memoir Susan Ahhone or. Life hid with Chst in Cod
Kate Weston; or, VIII and Ia DO;
Loyds Steamboat Directory and Disasters the Western
Waters
Boswells Life Of j, huson, (>cS EditionD
Btithwaits Retrospect, fr January;
Ileadand the Action q Medicine
Raubus Abstract, for January;
cQuartay Law Jouua-by Jay-for which agents
Prize. 50 cr anuuu;
Laws tin United from lIs9 ls56-hy Dunlop
f., ri
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

Anew RDORs. Fancy Articles and H"sc-
y A Good Time Coming
Rose CLARK. by Fanny Fern
The Home Garner;
Knekerbockpr Gallery, fine ed
The Philadelphia Housewife j., 81,
Rejected Addresses, by Horace and Jones ohnn'
Song of the Hawatha by Longellowi
Harper for January, 1855, ,, :.
Together with large lot of Blank BOOKS JUST al
IANGHORNE 4 WALkuPS
New Book Store opposite Citizens Savings Bank.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13
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IikoIHH FROM PETERSBURG no
NNIHENlLLE ~ ONE DAY "A passenger train of a2
,nc dtpet II tt SouthSie Railroad, in PutcrsN
LNLhl DAY, Sundays cXcepted) O'Clock a arrn
az 'v Jucon with the Richmond and Danvile Railroad car
" eau a. m tarmviId 9iJ and and at LonehburE l--
T. M connecting at that place with the Virginia and Tome
See Railroad cars for the West
Gown Tram leaves Lynhburg at O'Clock p. after the 81
liN'l OF the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad from h
at 1870 D III. = ~
Passengers by this route can take the splendid STEAMSHIP
IpANoht tor New York, EVERY SATURDAY AT og'
a. a. M, M or me steamship JAMESTOWN, every WEDNt>
IA nv clock and the steamships PhiadeU'
every Monday and Thursday afternoon
are nom Petersburg to Lyuchburg .......... s. o.,
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