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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

NEW BODEs.-Salad for the Social Pa-- asszSS,
~ Ri-Tlus-Tah, a Song by =. Doosticksi The AG8{y
Youth d the old Domnionby Hopkins; Abbe Mott AXW1
& other Knots by Katinka; Sight HearnRby DR. l4ty
J. Henry Clark; Reality or the Mlionaires Dangh y
ter by Tubil The Sparrow papers, by r. C. Coz
zens; The Courtees Welded Life by Mrs LESLIE Phily
kitby Chesehro. work by DE Quincy War
In Kansa. O. ID Brcweron The Bunsby Papers, Irish
Echoes by J1hn rcckman Married not Macdby Alice Cary
The opposite Church by Barncr With large lot OF School
Books Music Musical Instruments Perumery, and Fancy
Articles Paper Hanging Piano Fortes just received by
may 2gis LANGHORNE d Waikiki,
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Read she Tsssh nbost oar Tart Oil.


During siegh ride this winter past horses
5eg asa the skin off place larger than from
she traces rubbing the inside Of the thigh applied your
Tnrf Oh azd IN day he well. Another
mule which working dray became unable
yak On exauissng his foot, discovered a
inches long the head My driver and the noghbos said
would be good for nothing drew the nall inserted
piece 81 lint and your Turf on and him once
aud from that he hour good
sger also horse badly snagged the outside
His thigh In places inches deep
inches wide from which he day two Your Turf
GU was applied and brought them entirely sound
truly OF the remedies
Known and have lived In drug years
,ths as you think proper. Very truly,
Ro Mcssrs Dove g. Co. j. II. WEISIGER.
I'or sale by STROTHER a. WHITEHEAD
Al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

eight AND II TEARING, How Preserved and
= how Lost by Dr. CLARK; The Ship Carpenters Family
Margaret Maitland by Author of Zadee cyrla Romance
Author of Initials Fed Grahamby f. Smith; Edinburg Re-
for April Westminster for April Lakewood Nor April
H. II. Words May Eclectic Magazine for May; Ballous
Dollar Monthly National tMeihodist) May and june.
just received at MORSES.
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lhese vessels are OF the first class bp, w. n Nhipple.
inore cxprt ssly for this and h.x IN tue city Bal
aanons "r psssengers They are eomaned by assamn
captains well qualified for the trade and who vii rieh
ekertion to accommodate They will be towrd M safe
the rivers by steam, and may be relied OH 10 s, down
Advertised. W ID" promptly a,
Merchants going North or ordering goods from Non, y
WI ma II TO their interest to ship by this line as fre ok
always be taken as low as by other line Of VIII
every ehor VIII be made by the agents In RicbmnS and
Newi ORR 10 give satisfaction. Insurance can be ana
he sehIiond Fire Association by this line Mt no, III
we respectfully ask and hope to succeed oItanine
share OF patronage cunning tul
Goods shipped by this line to New-York will be f
mee OF commission TO New Orleans, Mobile, Chares,on
The vessels will lie In Richmond in the Uo,I II, N
at Berth No Coffee House Slip foot OF Wall Sire iork
DAVID VIM CuR1sII. Rich,nond
..s,.. C. H PERSON, Ny, Agents
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lDROG REssBON KEAGY,s PORTRAIT
GALLERY Main street I,vneh,urp on, of t,e mos,

GALLERY, Main street, Lynehburg Is of the most
exclusive and beat arranged in the reception room
VI ts sues neaiy furnished and embelshed with choice
" he styles Of porraiture known
srrsSas The Aapbyetype beautifully eolored Pho.
9cEsass sskrsx the 'rushfUiness oftbe Ambroiype with
fs sxsses " xrt IL The best eDgrxspgs also
gnstaetstss " every saxs,
The sgaspg large sBs eoBuOdious with large
srf sSs Axia arsagd % that 10 the dafk weather as
s 40 seLy stsrts ean ~ produced than when the Sun
ssStx esaxas@ss NJ. X - u H. happy all times,
s44s ssess n ~ bxQrfsi ~6sher they wish pictures
~ nh Tie very Catering he has received la
the pas sssssrys s6 hope that during the prcsr
sie fasy haze The piszxare ~ glselng rord many
face Which ssii b. a. apeas the
the Impression made Especially would he appeal
iaas faany Of whom are about beautiful they win
bethn secure the shadow the Bring
your friends with yoayour husband chd-sad
Jugs VIII cotne final separations must take place Then how
Wa alleviate and soften the pangs Of those dark
nok upon the bright Images hearts cd
Come one-come everybody Loekes breastpins rings ETC.
constantly on hand. lmay Ala
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~
Gentleman ay aliil sslaasollane ua.ilf lsg
ial n snal vei gfnfee1v esefaeS eitifs
heat including sri whiae tsnch A.,
IL 1fhr 41a- hrtt aful -
2rie al sur-s VI ntss-sst nnd ,snediel
hi' eeat rehff thef nJ,5s.e bfe - ~
W. brsn ~ Esu sss.r 1ts hsifas Aftte enc
li,ef e.ia lid Ny eaost dAuFb.
sat 1 - ~ thn 3 Hrs b1
"set ~ Innt stsi~s ~sez usea j. We another
safaHt iEis he head a neAr4s well This sggra
easac case ssa took hall hour day to wash and II
Tssy offensive One bottle feel assured will cure
efr entirely there is but little Of the disease
foa entitled TO this and for the benefit Others take
great pleasure In giving you this certificate
Respectfully d. T. CHALK
To Massra bar
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MIsCELLArF0Us,



PIANOS. Piano..-Tbe subscriber, man
faefarrr invites the attention Of all
II who wish q purchase PIANOS, to call at MS
= Ware rooms. Main Street. Lyneheure. va, op.
ssIts the House whore always caHe found an a.
sffeni uHsufpassed pIASo. both In power and sweet
saeh nish aud durability Of workmanship IN
carved aud plain Ac and which VIII be sold
very good negotiable paper All instruments
are warranted In every re-peet
Old Pianos taken In exchange.
Nn OF ALI hand Planes and all kinds
Of musical repaired and tuned Narerooins on
The secoud floor entrance through the alley
june 3ts sihhhnt.hh-
-.n,- NEW BOOKS! NEW HOOKS!
TVfxA PAYNE a CHRISTIAN have received the
following NEW BOOKS =
NnR Abbis Noti and ether Knots,
The HIaw alta Legends by. Sehoolcrat,
History II the liavates Of the Yellow Fever, in Nor
fok IN 1855, by Rev George ID Armstrong,
The spanish Gonqneror In America by Arthur Helps,
sehamyl and the Crcasson War, by Mock1
Tho ART Of perfumery, by Piosse
The Adventures ~ my Cousin Smoothe,
The American Battles by Carroll,
The Defence Of the American Policy. by Whitney,
Worth and Wealth Maxms for Merchsnts and men Of Bus
ines, by Freeman Hunt.
Nassall Morton. by Parkman.
The Piazza Tales, by Melville,
Lite Of Napoleon the Ill.
Mr. Sponges sporting Tour. by Frank Forester
Lie and Death If Sam in Va, by Virginian,
Pagots Obsfeirie Tables.
The Philosophy Of the Weather.
Dreams and Realities Of Pastors Life.
Woodhill, o the Ways of Providence by Talye.
iBne 7.tr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

TI - 3 u, EANofII ME TOT n. 8tENssS
m'hd OF capt LEWIS PARRISH leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 8 O'Clock for Wiri
mona she VIII not take any freight from CITY Point
she leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTTE.
NOON AT 4 O'clock for New York "
Those desiring ship her must have their goods hero
Passengers desiring TO take this ship
S,ate It secured by addressing us by mail
~ The ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER stops at Civ pon,
where she VIII land and receive freight Both
and Norfolk. I'M All Z. w hTcGN '"'
2v p;h,,anJ ~
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DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, &C.

NaonR About NEW GOODs.-13ih Jane,
M s<--JNo J PtRvis ssfsf, Is this day receiving
- af The articles needed IN tbs marks Vi. Ladies
me-. faaoas frsa Ribbons Mnsns &r Alsc fine
of Il eussaaas Goods siz 1antaloen stuns Coat
-. Ys.tins sells esciaseiY for cash His stock
~ = sofiea zpos n be seld at smaii profit
q sav ps.ona d., them cal and have their doubts
fefaaxad
T. s-A few desirable and small stores fer rent
ian. iot, JSo. J. FuRyfs Agent
N-OrUCE ENTRA.-New Coed. of every de
II .srpfion be had Store for cash We arc
e4tIny thi, new aud very desirable ati
L. III n which he odd at small advare the cost
ipge n l. JSo. }. PuRyIs. Agent
Attest STYLE FRENCH WORK.--We
gaYf lust opened Stock French Work, dIf
,rFgnt fros, anv Ia tha city J. A. STiGLER a. CO.
may IT'S Rep copy
N1ASONIG NOTICE.-MAsTER MAsoss CHAP
INu TIN AND KNIGHT TEdpLARS REGALIERs
FOR sALR-GIAs RAISE viii receive In few days
splendid assortment above Geesi aud the Msnrbtrs
The viii have opportunity TO supply themselves with
BEAUTIFUL REgALIASfr the great Masonic Meetings
held White Sulphur springs i2th Of
the laying u the Corner Stone OF the Lynchbug
College, n the 23th Of juno.
ALSd-The largest aud best assorted stock Of SUMMER
CLOTHING. Gents Furnishing Goods Sc &e. 10 lac found
IN the state GLAhS q HAiNE,
june Dts J. DIXON. Ag't
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TWICE A WEEK he WEEN
u BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND by steam sZNfTf,
ers BEl.NlDERE and PUCAHONTAS-TheS DlAss
SIEAMER BELNlDE leaves Baltimore every & Arm
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning leaycs III -,
MIMI every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore
=, ne fOCAHONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every YEN
NESDAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returnine Ia yn
tmore. " "N i'' H"'U
Shppers to Baltimore by these Boats must have tc
soous mere every Monday and Friday of each week
mar BY ITDLAM a. W ITS0N p;nh,.o,a w.
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GP HxDrEASr

GsHFFIIyffaE AErE la4k B-iG
dsay-r lApx fIk usee Ttr Tgss Oh an tr
Z A les I'm, met1ns, anpu cue gep ftss Tss
ainlim innifssf atssr Ftart fs1
7,ss VI f,rifsse h' tist ssry
i,s - isni, ssrF Aa8
iavaanI I'm slanl rss,rt
art utiiftnne fr nun'4f Feaft ss
',sas medicine wifi sf.uz ti,1i . n
Try gnrs Gu ua,ns l5l,t
.iHail auiro,, i.ana 8tpss
auito ia, nal.il. sop hhl'1y
thi yal innI liyufsf EEAAEIN.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY 80
DAVID & WIN. cIinRIr


NETWORK PACkETS-rhis new nom. 81 ~,
, hilos.d OF the following vessels and
Wh NV ORR every three days. All Owned in tho ,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

L.91 NtWPSDN \ WKWThhEK, ~SS@srNH,
VI SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE, Xy<H~
Is LYNCHBUuG April "a st, le56-We ,nrsfs-ssnsS
" now in receipt of the heaviest and most
varied stock 1t has yet been pleasure offer TO liberal
public
Those who will favor establishment with visit will be
impressed with the superior character and style of
goods beside finding the ample assortment In every
branch of trade consisting Heavy and Fancy Hardware
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Guns and Rifles, Aliens
Self Cooking and Colts Pistols, Hunting and Fishing
Tackle, Silver Plated Ware of warranted quality Block
Tin and Britannia Goods Saddery Carriage, and Buggy
trimmings, Shoemakers Findings, Floor and Table on
Cloths, Carpenters, Mnwright's Wheelwrights, and
Smiths Tools, Housekeeping articles of almost every
descriptions Window Shades, Gilt Cornce, Bands and Pins.
We &e House building Materials such French Glass
Locks of every style and furniture &C. &c Farming
sis generally Patent Grain Cradles Blades
ofevery variety TO be found in establishments
Wholesale or retail prices Our stock is chiefly the
uiacturors and selected In and
who may call they will lind
part of the south. CuAS SIMPSON.
4. Nj. SIMPSON
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ssS sts4Kg. B4sf4F4 eozEsy Va Nov J. 1851
hsurs Easa 1ss<as-zazs@-I zse .besi fgurth Of
s-s - T1s % ss.s4 tas ASek q hays4 the
amfss sas5feag gazew large
ilnt Ha1t 1tf rByzsHz u say aVp5nd Il pnc4}
surstfF aat permanently Fsag ssrFtssst
sisraazs ID 5sssrz AID lAsk Efaaati
amt sifrsiata lara EIg1taf n 81 kN4 aHa
iss. Htt 9afazIs u a q a1ir 5SsHs5as ~ ssxr
Esn)ssiztsaAs : r EoHDTEAST
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Together with welsecced stock If Pfuhcs CNfons Sof
Shell Almonds, English " anns fiborts Palm Nutp Mica
Toni Fermaeeia Mape Sugar Ouants, Preserved Glnga
sATdue Pickles In Jars Brandy pcaehps, Imported aV
aud Principe Cigars Of the beet quality Fancy and French
Confectionery 81 ALL kinds talking Canes Banjp ramboruoe
Boys Drums Fancy Articles Toys &s Plain aud Fanny
Candies manufa tned daily Of the beat material In quantities
10 suit respectfully solicit call aud
ers as charge is made for showing the goods.
MI ElNn
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~ E Ws p GKOUERA, COMMISSION a. FOR
~ NAkDlNf HOUSE--1h Subscribers have leased far
term o. wears from Mr. c. II Lynch his new Fire proof
bdg taey erected in this city directly opposite the depot
OF " * 4 H. H. and immediately between the Railroad and
oahai Tor the purpose of carving general CRoCrRy
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS under the stvIa
anu hrh OF BLACK Il PETTYJOHN. We offer to our
friends and the public generally well selects,
STOCK oil Hroeerie Liquors in exchange for cash or
country produce and earnestly solicit from them befr.
purchasing ~ ~ 'o'o''
gooa supply OF Lime, Plaster and Cement kert On hand
Al goods consigned to our will be narded with dis
po anu parti uar attention paid to the of them
we offer our vices the sale of Wbe,, lox
looaceo, Corn, Oats, &c. Charges reasonable and No
go rs "'"'e' A. j. BLACK,
s ~. A. PETTYJOHN
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IN EW CONCEKN.-The UMdersIgMcI hive tn.
~ ken the brick doors below the Norvell
House where they intend keeping all times well selected
stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, and all other articles
ly kept well regulated Family Grocery They have
hand fine ~ o. Sugar Rio Coffee Coffee prime
ar;cne Tea, Dried Apples Irish Potatoes, Butter, Lard
Soap Adamantne and Tallow Candles We also
tifu lot of Prints, Gingham Domestic Buttons, Combs,
Thread Sc, and many other articles not mentioned.
We shall be receiving few days Molasses Coffee Sugar
Laguyra Coffee and other articles useful in families
We hope by strict attention business and cf
fort to please to share portion of the public patronage
&. D. FLYNN Co
NIB C. l., SMITHSON will be pleased to see his old
friends Mt the above establishment. Ina 2l.dtsN)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

AfEi'bo IL HAMILTON are now il, rec.;,,.
80. VI iheh spring supply of GROCERIES and IIofiopr
Minus 70 "hch they would call tho attention ~ ,Li
,W la ,ne pubic generally They are determined 10 soi,
49," ipr oNsli as to pnnctual customers They ,so,d 81,
r,, a al1.l'an TO their stock of SUPERIOR CHEWINT
pp ealSo have for sale the celebrated or EGoN
40 well 10 give imal '''.is afuier would
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

ISfa IFas= NOIce 10 Northern Travellers
ex2 ~ e1sssseTss7SS9 CHEAPEST AND MOST COM
woman, 80, .,E FORTABL ROUTE TO T
QUA CREEK. ~ ~ "
"eket from lynchburg to Baltimore... Sll 90
a, Richmond to Washihton. -. 5 81
=, =, paitimore. .....'... .''.'''...... o "
passengers and baggage conveyed Danville
the depot on Broad FREE OF cu ,RGE snnor
Ashland, 10 miles above Richmond Nff
lY1For particulars enquire of w uoRNEp
ap 10 d3m. anan, So,.S,:s - u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

NAITRESsES! VIA TTRESSES!!- ~ am
prepared to fill orders for every description of Maasses
TAR shnck Cotton Wool and Moss-on the most accornmo.
ag terms and at the shortest Cali and leave orders
cots Wy r, ,roen,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

~ HDUsEThe subscriber has received large aud beau
tlfn let 0fGODDS in the above line. which may
found of the hansem Catsrres and Nongs IN tn
oihHr market Black calored Cloths John NJ pA
ves Jones Co.'S Shirts and Coliat CLOVIS Hand
ksrcht Half Hose nndR full assortment Of all stys Of
Ready Made Clothing
al II the above will be sold at low figures for oash
ROBERT MCEIDEBf.
atihe old stand u WIN. :, Hannah. nearly opposite
np 2dss W Mctnrkte 4 Jones.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

~ BkiThc steamer Roanoke, her last trip from New
fGff Virginia with accident running
ses9sF - ias Capcs Delaware and sinking her 10
ts&sHssa mo all saved One passenger
arsW n The steamer being repaired aud will hcr
isas I'll Ia few dsys Ina speaking Of the Roanoke
tas1susir receiving Spring
sptds teafissnens Furnishing Goods before tho
AtlI lad up. We determined keep up
" ng Aissys Prepared Those wishing perior article
CAu1hitE esAl md much their advantage by giving
cas- Atte purchasing Our system business Is small
JrJhu ARD large sales. GLASS & RAlNE,
! are
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

IL COOKING. SFDVES.-Just received
Another supply of the celebrated Morning Star dou
44y beoVen Cooking Stores for wood coal. This
needs but examination to Salty any of the many
advantages it has all others cordial invitation
IS extended to all to them the Range
Works, North east side Main street, Lynehburg.
apl lots c. S. BLISS.
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Alexandria Items.

! INoUEsT.-An inquest was held, by Coroner
Sunday last, on the dead body Of the
Nesi, 2. - led on the Washington and
coiored man iouna w., 'i"t rendered, that
hieAahhia iuiHpihci "nu ~rre TO
the deceased came to bis death from expos
the weather. on Saturday night.
The man, it is supposed, belonged to a Mr.
Clark, of Georgetown, and was on his way to see
his wife, who lives near this city.
ovERBoARD.--As the Steamer Powhatan was
moving off from her wharf on Sunday morning, on
her trip down the river, man attempted to leap
on board after the steamer had left the wharf, but
slipt and fell overheard. After some difficulty, be
was rescued fom his perilous situation.
MITIGATION river yesterday morning was
completely frozen over above, opposite, and for
some distance below this place. The steamer Pow
hatan made her way through the ice, with great
difficulty, to Aqua creek. With this exception,
navigation is completely suspended.
FALLING IN OF RooF.-The roof Of large
frame warehouse, at the upper end of Union street
belonging to Mr.. Ftzhugh Coyle, fell in on Satur-
day night. The warehouse was filed with guano,
but no damage was DONE
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CERTIFICATE OF VIM. i. ATWOOD.

. HUNTSVILLE, lADKIN Co., N o.,
h November /, 1855.
"A DEAR SIR: Allow me to express to you my sincere
thanks for your discovery of medicine which, to say
the least Of it. has effected that all other med
ieines that have taken have entirely failed to do
Hoofands German Bitters have cured moot the most
stubborn and aggravated case of the Piles that per-
haps ever fell to the lot of man. Ny case is not a
stranger in this community, as am well known in
this and the surrounding counties and can truly say
that my recovery has astounded all my friendsiand
relations. ais had tried everything recommended,
and nothing did me any good, until was prevailed
upon to try the Biters. You are at liberty TO make
any use Of this communication for the beI eft OF the
afflicted, you may think proper; -
Truly, yours, VIM. y. ATWooD.
DR. G. NJ JACKSON.
These Btters are entirely vegetable. They inyig-
cato and strengthen the SYSTEM never PROSTATE IL
and can Dc used for infants as well as adults
For sale by fespectaplv eveas ai,on y
y. d. GILMAN, rasn,..
j. l.. KIDWELL Georgetown
]. r. PIERP0NT, Alexandria.
10, A
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Later from, Europe.

HALIFAX, JAM S.--The steamship Canada, from
Liverpool on the 22d ultimo, has arrived at this
port Be- advices are three days later than those
by the Arago. They confirm the rumors received
by that arrival touching the prospects of peace
and speculations concerning Esterhazys mission to
st. Petersburgh. The Austrian ultimatum, after
its modification had received the joint approval of
England, France and Austria, before being sent to
st. Petersburgh Nothing further is known, as
its terms are kept profound secret
The reported treaty between Sweden and the
Allies 10 confirmed
Affairs were quiet in the Crimca and in Asia
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-09
Neso York Markets.

NeW l0fN M dTK6[S
NEW York, January 9.--Flour has declined
Sales of 1900 barrels Straight State, So; good
Ohio, at IS 90 Southern, IS 81.
Wheat is firm and inactive, and prices are nomi-
nal
Corn has declined. Small sales Tat 81 cente
for Western mixed.
Pork is quiet. Sales of $50 barrels, at $40 10
for mess.
Beef is quiet. Sales 200 barrels, at $14 10 for
Chicago repacked.
Lard is frmer. Sales of 900 barrels, at IL IA
cents.
Whiskey is quiet. Sales of 100 barrels, at 46 S-4
cents, for Ohio.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
-~poRrsD ron THE
DAILY AMERIos ORGAN.

Detention Of ne Cars and Aails--The Hs,..,Asr.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. eli A. M.--The and 9
o'clock p NJ. trains were detained on the road all
night by drifts. The o'clock train did not leave
Trenton in consequence Of the distractions. In
many places the track was buried to great depth
by the wind. The passengers were transferred to
the o'clock train, which started from Trenton
with two locomotives but at in the morning had
only reached Cooper's Creek, two miles above
Camden, where both locomotives became frozen
up. Sleighs were sent thither, and the passengers
were brought to the city at o'clock. One of the
locomotives was partially burnt in an attempt to
thaw out the pumps
No trains were despatched from here this morn
Ing, but it Is probable that the track will be clear
ed by afternoon.
The thermometer at seven this morning stood at
2 l-2 degrees below zero; at ten, Q Ia above.
Two afternoon trains on the Trenton road also
froze up near Tullytown, aud the passengers were.
taken to Trenton in sleighs.
The Delaware river is frozen tight, opposite the
city, except where broken by the ferry boats.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, JAN 9-Flour Is active and lower.
Sales of 500 barrels of City Mills at SO rs.
The weather has laid an embargo on grain and
nothing is doing.
Provisions are quiet Mess pork, $40.
Bacon--shoulders, cent?; sides, 10 cents new
family hams, l3 IL cents
Lard in barrels, 10 IL a 10 3D..
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-09
Financial.

New York, January Stocks are lower,
and dull. Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 81 !;
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, rs; Cumberland
Coal Company, 20 So; Erie Railroad, "a; Illinois
Central, 96 Michigan Central, 90 Sd New York
Central Railroad, 90 81 Reading Railroad, 81
l-2; Va. 6's, SO. Sterling Exchange is dull
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CapitaI Prize sIO,OOOl

ONLY TEN THOUSANDNN UMBERs.
Tickets $5--Halvcs az 6o--Quarters 81 25.
Bills on all solvent banks taken at par.
All communications strictly confidential.
Samuel SWAN
Agent and Manager,
oct 81 Atlanta, Georgia
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-09
TRUSTEES SALE.

10y virtue of Deed of Trust, bearing
- date the 22d day of July, 1858, and recorded
in Lber j. A. g., No. 62 folios $685. AGO. 4ol and 402,
of the Land Records fof Washington county, in the
District Of Columbus, shall proceed to SELL on the
called Ann Elizabeth, with SAIL rigging, and tackle.
Terms cash.
JOHN III. STEWART,
jan S-d5t Trustee.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-09
TMPORTANT TO PERSONS +

IMPORTANT TO PERSONS POSSESS
il ING Daguerreotypes of absent or deceased
friends.-By late invention and improvement in
the Photographic Art, any Daguerreotype may be
magned to cabinet life size, and finished in pas
tell or oil colors without losing the likeness in the
slightest. Specimens of the art may be seen at White
bursts Gallery, No. 49, Pennsylvania avenue, where
they are made at very moderate price, and at a
short notice. They are also made from life.
nov 2S--6m