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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14

Sr'LL rHEr cOHs.-FrOm every quarter. u.
most cheering news comes up, Of tslusbls =.
e'ssIous to the Republican ranks. J.S.. :
Dixon' formerly leading Democrat AZ D.,
nam courtyard for many years PROBATE Jod0,
IS out heart and soul, for Fremont n. =,
,srly = edited the Putnam County c4i..u.
democratic sheet. He says be cannot 90 n.
IumlHl''F''iOn, and the platform on which IN.
.uSaSn vas nominated. he is going into The
work for Fremont and Dayton. With a mich,
sna viii which will Tell at the ballot bor ns~,
November. Home Companion.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14

KE-ELEorED.-Bully Brooks and Keitt of
South Carolina, who resigned their sests in
Congress pending the investigation OF the Sum-
rer difficulty, we're reelected in their resDec.
tire districts. on Monday, the 2slh ul... By
unanimous and unusually large vote. Thus Il
will be seen that the rufianism which hes 20
many apologists and defenders in the North.
amongst the Slave Democracy, is officially en-.
dOrsed and apPlauded BY the South Carolini.
ans.
On The Grst inst, Brooks was sworn into of.
ace By the speaker ofthe House.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14

Ton THUMB ROBBED The Cine,nrsG =.
Pefs announced. the robbery of Gen. Tom
Thumb on the night of the aSth ult., of all the
jewels be had received as presents during III.
last eight or nine years, amounting In value to
about twenty thousand dollars. Tbev we're
deposited. says The Commercial, on chair near
piano. in the MelOdeCn Hall. with the inten :
uOn ofexhibiting them to the audience after the
Generals leVee had closed, as is the general cus.
tom-but when the time came for displaying
them. il was discovered that they we're miss.
ing. tits supposed that it was a premsditatsd
robbery with one or more persons, who had
woman for an accOmplics. The box which
contained them was between two and three feet
long.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14

E8- Our readers may have forgotten that
some dozen or twenty men 10 June last met in
some back room in New York. and nomin sted
Com. Stockton, ofNew Jersey. for President
Of the United States, which nomination he 90.
cepted. Within few days he has written
letter Withdrawing from The canvas, and is no
longer candidate. He makes 9 transfer to
Mr. Fillmore of his cab load Of suppOrten.--
o. S, Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14

Alas! POOR SHANNON. The forovi,r -.
reason Tor the removal Of Shannon, Is said -
nave been given in the Executive Session AZ
'ne Senate upon the occasion Of eouirmi,o n.
appointment of Gsay as Governor of Kansas.
IN reply to aquSstiOn from Gen. WiI.ou
WY shannon was removed, an Administrator
senator Is rePOrtsd'tO reply: 1--WE have tound
olm' Sir to be more than you proved him l...
FeOruary' Hs is scOundrel, Sir. ad-d
scOundrel.'.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14
The Four Years Race.
AIR. FesO Days"

The four years race is to be run,
Inafew days, few days
BY Slavery's "hack"it can't be won,
Oh! take Buck home.
Bucks wind was hurt on the federal track,
In his young days, his young days,
And Slavery's load has strained his back
-s... Oh! take him home.
Fer Freedoms cait Ia training,
For few days, few days,
He'll run without spur or refining,
Oh! take Buck home.
Old Buck has fed at the public rack
So many days, so many days,
When he ought to trot he's sure to rack,
Chi take him home, ....
A "hsck" that's fed on federal oats
WIN End too late, fnd too late.
II amt the Fit for winning votes,
Oh! take him home.
For freedoms colt is in training, &e.
'Tis cruel to run so old hack,
In few days, in few days;
His shoes are Ioose no spine in his back,
Obi take Buck home,
Our Free Mountain Colt will win the field.
In few days, a few days,
And Slaverys minions will have to yield,
Obi take them heme.
For we've colt in training, &c.
Next November when We get the news,
d. In few days, q few days,
Take away bis grain, pull Of bis shoes,
And send him home.
Poor old hack, We1l send him to grass
In few days, few days.
Ona Michigan prairie. with old Cass,
oh! take him home,
For wevea colt in ira ining, &c.
A bachelor President was neer seen yet,
'' IN our days. in our days,
And what Is more won'tbe I'll bet,
sE FOrhea going home.
Such enc horse team would look forlorn,
In our days, in our days; .a'.
We'll giveh him "Jessie'' as sures he's born.
Obi take him home.
For we've colt in training, &c.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14

ASOTHER BArrERr TURNED ELAN Day Jr
iA'e editor Of the Kalda Sentinel Democrat
paper who has all bis life been . st,un.L
democrat Sow repudiates BuchansD, and
comes out fair and square for Fremont and
Dayton The war goes bravely on in Putnam
county.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14

ply collins for the dead There they were.
WORKING hastily with the saw and plane, to
construct rude shells in which tOdsposit the IN.
fortunate dead IN the untimsly graves. amid
'oe crowds Of eager people. still waiting 10 see
The last Of the dreadful catastrophe.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14

~ It is said that at the celebration of the
9TH of July in Bnghamton, the Hon. Daniel s.
Dickinson, the President Ofthe day, insrodu.
ced the following toast:
''The Women OF the Revolution Mothers Of
men and patriots. The women OF to-day
HoOpl hoop! hOoPI HunahI"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14

ASoTHER Vorz.-A vote vas taken amouu
''ne legal voters at Child d Bishops MslodeOn
Mandatory, Cleveland o., July y2lst, with the
following result.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14

since the above was made up, the Boston
De' has changed from Fillmore to Fremont and
Ihe Springfield american. Fillmore nar.r
has been suspended.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14

Now all wire pull Ts take warning by this,
Ere dreaming of gaining political bliss
Don't knock at the White House on Uncle Sans Farm,
Unless Freedom and Jessie do hang on your Srul!
Singing to Ia, &c.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14

Twas thus be was talking sweet things to the crowd
When the voice Of the people rose up very loud:
Here comes John aud Jessie, so clear Oat the way,
IT'S too late in the season for you to make hay"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14
Singing TO Ia &c -.

sim am yours, my dear people," he fervently said.
sand 'tis for that reason never shall wed;
III be your protector, yours truly alone
Your joys and Jour sorrows shall all be my own,"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14
Singing to la, &c.

"We 60 for Free Kansas, FREQ Press and Fee Speech
And many great things that Freedom doth teach,-
We want no old fogies to crush US with wrong,
So clear out the way for Jessie and John!"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14

| aE NEW ESeLASD PREss.-The Boston Jo,.
nal publishes the following classification of II.
p'iunal opinions Of the New England news.
DapeFss NS"s"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14
Singing to la, &c.

Then Buchanan with weeping looked round on the
crowd,
But alas for hsfeelings they cried very loud
"Aake way for brave Fremont our hero, make way,
TOu can ride up Salt River at Ten Cents Dayl"
Singing 10 la, &c.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14
Fremont Song.
AIR.- Valikias and his Dinah.'

As Buchanan walking by the White House one d.v
His eyes did roll upward and thus he did sav.
lin looking for lOdgiGgs, and this is the thing;
so guess will take il quite early next spriog."
CEoRBs-siaging to Ia ial Ia raj "a to raj Ia Ia
Then bOwlng quite lOwy to the people around,
He called them the bravesthe ever had found;
The South vas his darling, the North was his pride;
aud speaking Of Kansas he tenderly sighed
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14
MORAL.

Singing 10 la, &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-14

A MAMMOTH RooN.-Thc largest reading room in the
world i completed in the British Museum II Is
cular, lao iet in diameter. anI lao feet height The
tables will accommodate loo readers The wrought iron
book will contain lu9 OuuuOO volumes The cost
al the will b. about SSuu. 900.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
oCTOnEH 80.

TUNo Lynchhurg 81 ~ To Lexington o. ~
II To buchanan ~ To the Natural Bridge
Fare from both Richmond and Lynchbug
Satisfied fair trial. that the majority 81 travel the
Boats are better accommodated by leaving the evening.
the old hoursJn after the 22d Instant,
M"niay, wednesday and Friday,
NJ and scoisyil " VI Of the first, aud Lynchhurg A.
and Buchanan and Lexington at 6 2. NJ Of
Rturuns, leave Buchanan at A. VI, aud Lyncihug
VI Monday "Wednesday aud Friday, reach Scotts lille az 10y
New Canton at = p NJ and arrive In Richmond A. NJ
Tie Boats at New Canton with the for
and buckingham Z. H.
Ioitesvillr.
80 see Time aud Distances In Gard below:
l. sTus KtcAHsOHd AJHddy, Ledre LyHoAburg Monday,
M.lln..il LLnL EcLLLn N M..Ln.--L ErLLLLL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-14
SPRING HARDWARE. 1896.
SMITH. RHODES IL Co.
(LATE SMITH X ROBERTSl

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE CUTLERY
GUNS, SADDLERY, k,
No % Pearl Street, Richmond Ia
HI AVE nov store, and receiving fr-mt the .-
manufacturers Of Eng aud aud S4.xr[9
lNrrv and well selected a. Guods,
adapted to the the Trade o Virginia North
Carolina aud Tennessee respectfully invite Sal
lrrs aud Others, visiting this msrksi xainr same
Our stock l. full and complete. comprising
Tools for Carpenters Mssons
C,opcr-, Smiths, &c. ~ great variety.
Building Materials Locks. Bolts butts. screws,
Heavy Goods. Chains Anvl. Vices steei. Hollow Ware
ANlcs, Springs, ANes Ac.
Safety Fuse Seytle- Snshs, Stones and Rides
straw Knives, Hay Knives. Brrr Hooks,
FORKS, Spades, ShoVrs Hamcs. Hog SKINS
A hne assortment Bridlvs Saddles, Strrups
Whips Pat. and EnAmclied Leather, Sh-rp
Shoe Lasts Root Trees Crimp Boards
Cutlery, Of Rodgers, wosisnholn's, Butchers and o,Ner
Guns double aud single barrel Rides
Pistols. good
Fancy Goods, As Port Monnsie., Brushes, Purses, Ge
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-14
HEAD QUARTERS FoH FASHIONAHtE
GL9TiiING;

HEAD aIA"TIIns r r9M FAsHroNAHLE
SILVER MEDAL FOR 1855.
'HNIE member. o. The li,n'rs aud visiting city,
of Mar and dove, nor streets and .eorr n,.rivs, ,s @
q Grnemen- Wearing Apparel surpassed y any
A. evbe Of the .ur,a,y q Clothing WIN. awarded
u. highest premium "a Silver MEDAL by Mechanics Iuir Tor
lie keep. constantly Of Cloths Cashmere. Vest
mFs a., wv 'o9', Of upr1uf w9,smrn ie deem, u"urrs
more In ls conm,nlion GIe .arrag,s all coldng he J
del 80 i25 corner Of Main .nd cSygrSo, st.,
wOOI DEPOT.-we have determined to op,u H. con
ho, %' s rl h.s ggSS , We ',,e " VIZ John water
city Hi ''ienon.m neersary will be devoted exclusively ~.
81, AZ Wool ; soS. mtg, to .. wiz y a tina, each purchaser
ssl,nt aTsntIy Of wop eencer, ne, gpwn N Vrsna .
hope 70 'uceed In establishing tie Wool gown
Tor particulars Circular. cRINanw Co.
,oe Grocer' and Commission Merchants.
o.. TO TO Az WHOM u NAY CONCERN -whgrrss
misfortune 10 hose their freight house In Richmond a veil ~ Dor
ga o s5 rolling oek 'hey eonsraisd for the present
lot In 90. CITY a. arrive aid freight TO be
long ne Company not be responsible iSr G safe seepnr n
therefore take notice & , o , o. y 'sy ,s sc .,s w
At their r'f a. soon ~ unloadsd from tie cars
Js9t-a Superintendent n TrSn.paTisiIcn
ps &c, sS1 s - -. nmE ~: i ~ ~ t, -
Kitchen Especially adapted % The ~ si faf1iss Ao
Portable ovens and entirely article In s market and btv
recon, ned ~ e Who have ussd them Just received and ~
safe ~ SfAkgETs STOVE STORE Main street ns, -
o'."p "na sp2i
n vtKS, HINGES AND NWEWS.-Op hand
large ~ Knob focts Hut IIiuss ADD s,r
which Oder 81 small advance Of
THO ROBFWTsON
Importer sud Dealer In Foreign Domestic Iladssre and
10 Cutlery No. a. Main
GUITARS AMI SCISSOHS.-Jns, received a soe Al.
- 'orinen Of American Shears and s..or, estresy how
,..---. TiiEO HOBERrsON,
importer and Dcalcr w FOregn and Domec Hardware
~ CUTLERY No. CO Main
a tGEHs, HOLLOW AUGEHS AND IRON
WAUlr-yus' 70 hand large assortment % Augrr hollow
Asr's nd Iron braces of good quality and Al lov price,
THO HOHERTSON,
Importer and Dealer In Horegn Hardwms and
80 Cutlery No. 81 Maln II.
MtHsTILLrs QrIrTs.-Beauuful white French
~ haFHhles and Umiy Quilts, Tor sale ny
P' DUDLEY JOHNSTON, rs, Eagle square.
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RICH COMPREHENSIVE RAILROAD
w ~ Ss;7s- ssssS55tss1

An aud thu. date Road
~ lows
Express, through Passenger daily, Sunday
Mall through Passenger, daily, At..............3 r.
Accommodation and freight train Crri-w-,klyl
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays ISIS A. NJ
Norfolk Train Mondays, Wednesdays and friay...6 A NJ
Express, through Passenger daily At............s NJ
Mal (SdndSy'S exrepieLO ~ T. NJ
Accommodation and freight train TH-wecky, via.
Mondays, wc,inr~iays and FRIDAYS, at
Richmond To- Glover Hl. ar
sttscsl ~ the Coal Train which leaves RichpoEd
daily (Sunlays rNccpcdl Tor Glover IA ock, A. NJ
PNsscnsN coming from Clover H,l by this train
BE- summit Depot by 10 A..
The Express will stop way up
down
stop Passenger. MP or
put down Manchester Temples Ries, Halfway station,
Hhl an por Walihall functions
stopping pa.
when there passengers TO take put down
Tie Express and Mail Trains from Richmond with the
Through Tickets To weldon b. procured the ticket
Richmond.
The trains from Petersburg Richmond
Northern trains Tor Washington, BALTIMORE Through
Washington BALTIMORE and Philadelphia be the
- OIL Petersburg.
Fare for white -
Children and u, ~ years Of age ..... -
Clored persons Ia servants .................
Coor will not except
when attendance infant children. persons absolutely
requiring their which the white
wil bc charged.
discount Of 10 fare ticket.
are purchased at the Office aud to persons getting the where
tickets soil
travelling furnished by their
with that Office
must b. expressly stated ON the that they prmi,,
the
THOMAS oDAME,D, Superintendent.
Once X p X X Co. March 2ath lsi6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-14

PuorooRArRY USpka wArtR-In the last number Of
the Journal OF the Sceety OF Arts Mr. W Thompson OF
Weymouth. g,es account al the he adopted Tor
taking photograph Of the bottom OF the sea- In wey.
mouth bay at depth OF three thom- IL sppears that
the camera placed in box, With plate glass front
aud movable shutter to he drawn when the
Was sunk to the bottom The camera being ccussed in
hoS on land Toe Objects In the foreground at about ten
yards other suitable distance let down from boat
o the bottom o the Sea- carving with IL the cuodan
plate, prepared in the Ordinary way. When at the
bottom the shutter al the box raised. and the plate
was thus exposed for about ten minutes. The box
then drawn into the boat and the image developed in
the usual manner. view thus taken oi the rocks
and weeds lying at the bottom oi the bay Mr. Thompson
anticipates that will be- ready and Inexpensive Of
arriving at knowge ofpies, bridges, piles, structures
and rocks under water.
STRANGE SroEr-Thc Paris correspondent of the
New lotk Evening Post tells the following strange story
the truth oi which, he SAWS may be relied ON
"rhe Able Nigau, Coniessor to the Emperor Napolc
Mt ST Helena, carried about with him. up his
garments the last will and the fallen
in which lac declared excluded from the succession his
throne the two sons OF the King ot Holland punish
m.nt Tor their fathers This w which has Tor
long time remained hushcd in grim repose, has last
fallen into the hands of Jerome who threatened give
pnhctN and demanded from his nephew high price for
his discretion. lie has il il said sold il the Emperor
by whom Il destroyed Had it however been made
public, w"nd have fallen still boru upon the world
We nov wandering in the donuions Of tact and this
tardy protcSaion al the great Napoleon would have
cised little or u" iniucnc" On his successor
TsRRnLr.-The Troy New York; Budget Of Friday
saws that Margaret Sars arrested and committed IL
jail Yesterday 10y officers Fuller and urlhurt bench
warrant tor murder. Indictment having been found
against her for the murder ot her husband Francis Sears
~ho il will bc remembered, died very suddenly hy poi.
time since in the upper part oi the city The
Troy Wing Mrs. Sears i the daughter respect.
able parents She l. the mother of youug children. anl
the at the houS, when she arrested between
mother aud children described "a heart rcnng Ii
will he rrc"lectcd that Seats i'll at home and lbs
wife procured medicine for him. and that he died Poi
sou found in his bowels. The that she
him what she procured Of the ply sc.an and moth
ing more"
Tax l.ivERPoOL AND CANADIAN SrEANERS.-The line OF
steamers between Liverpool and Montreal rave been thus
tar successful in making short trips that has been
determined to have communication with these vessels
long before they reach Quebec This i liz
p>hed 10y the Government placing boat the Rverc he
Lonp, IL miles below Quehcc obtain synopsis of the
news aud transmit the II the steamers pass through
the Straits O Bese and the brough.is tcrgaphed
from Rvee De LouQ, may be expected reach Quebec
In ten days from England.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-14

SENATORIAL PoRTEAITs.-The Washington corrrspnn-
dent at the Cincinnati Commercial contributes the
lumn oi that sheet the following pen and lux sketch OF
some of the prominent of present Federal -
uA'or-
IL looked In on the Senate to-day General Cas-
pOnIcrou- old fellow. with massive head, which hr
veIs ri rIsty Old brown wig, aud keeps opening and
shutting his mouth, and sucking his breath between his
teeth a. II lie constantly tasted something dslgreraLlr.
JOhn VI. Clayton l. more enormous than Gen. Cas- aud
hiS face though tat, is magnificent He i the best look
ins man in the Senate aud laughs heartily at intervals
from five minutes Ills hair white snow aud
his hig 'yes gisten all the time with intelligence aud u-
nor Sc"ari i-as staSart in appearance pair "f to.
He does weigh than lOu pounds His hair short
ami looks dra lii ewes hidden behind pair Oi gold
epeotaceS. Ills face Is Thin pale and wriuked, but it,
lines hrn and he appears be what he is-a OF
RESTLESS intellect Senator Butler of South Carolina i,
the tlckc>t AZ the wasbani, though not uncomlura.
bly, heavy His face bright aud his hair which lac
long aud ia singular confusion is white newly washed
Lambs wool. falc's appearance indicates that he has
been ted literally on fat pork and bucrmk. Pugh loolS
younger when among the old, bald whitcheaded aul
bg-bellied Senators than ever before him. \ ma
Joy Of the Senators have naked patches on the top n
their heads, and quite half of them the opposite If
slender They chew tobacco very much other folk
20 lat a. could discover aud Immediately after adjourn.
mrn eyeal ut them lii cigars and leaning back appeared
20 feel comfortably
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.
l,rrHoRuKD ~ rnE sr,rE 90 GNoKgn.l
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY,

To be drawn In the City Of Atlantis Georgia public on THURS
DAY, June 70, lss6, on The HAVANA PLAN
SAMUEL SWAN A CO, Managers.
Prizes amounting to
81 .OOO Dor a. \ rs
VIII be distributed according the following
$1,000 NUMBERs-2tg PRIZES
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FImE ANp MAINE INsrHANCE.

THE INSURANCE COMPANY OP TiIE VALLEY or VIiGISI
At WINCHESTER,
BRANCH OFFICE, FOURTFENTH STREET, 2ND DOOR PROM
TIKI POST OFFICE RICHMOND VA.
CHARTER PERPETUAL
CAPITAL 100000.
TENIs Company will insure BRICK DWELLINGS Per.
peiualy fora single payment % per Time policies
also be uei Of buildings Merchandise county
current
MARINE ASD INLAND TRANSPORTATION RISKS taken Oh A.
favorable terms by any other responsible company
ALL LOSSES promptly aud literally adjusted at ofce
- %. D. BRtsEE, Aciuary.
Samuel Marx, Cashier Rank 81 Virginia. Richmond.
J. \. smith, do Farmers Bank of Va. do.
Joseph X Anderson, Esq DO.
Messrs. llaNal a Co.,
Henry NJ Brent Cashier Of the Bank Valley Winchester
H. sh-rrard, Cashier OF tie Farmer Bank Winchester
Hon James VI Mason, u. 5. :, Winchester.
mia
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NTIutINtt AND CENNESS fS-.-Ellz.ua5sr-
RAlLRoAD-SUMMER SCHEDULE kSH ~tres-1sif.
This Road In Mile Ford, (i6 mcsI
the track being extended Westward the Of miles per
month
the i; May passenger connecting the
Richmond Petersburg will Lyneburg
NJ, aud STRIVE IL O'Clock, NJ
stag connections daily, Sundays excepted
Al Buurl's depot, for buchanan, II miles
AT olsck and Slen for Red and White
SPRING, 81 miles.
Newborn depot Red Sulphur mlrs) Sulphur
Springs Tlrup sulrhur
has been greatly improved and
mountains Passenger arrive springs evening
the second day from Richmond, Mile Ford
rcnnc.rc Pare from Richmond ~ through in ~ days
The Virginia and Railroad Of
Coners Aerany. Montgomery, Sulphur Yeos
sulphur Springs the each which have been
greatly Increased seas
The line Of Telegraph from Richmond will be completed
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs early In June
GILL
ap2C-@m General Superintendent.
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APPROXIMATIONS
TIE two preceding and the following numbers
lug the hrst 2n entitled the appro p u
usual manner. -
without de lucun.
- All prz 81 tl0"o and under paid Immediately afer tie
draNiug-'thcr prz-s at the usual time ~ thirty
All communications strictly confidential
Will b. forwarded in purchasers Immediately
Whole Tickets o. Halves AZ 81; Quarters 81 p
Pr tickets car renewed In other tickets either Office
- Orlcrs for tickets can be addressed either to
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a,NAISE Ti MOH J0nHECTrD.-Ia a.

public may not he med by the
are day Icing made 10y the enemies Of family srnith
duty prominent
INST u not true that have
various pcban pursuis. reported, particularly n.
man 81 peace do deny having
powder but wish them to remember proprietor 81
Wat elegant Hotel on the EUROPEAN plan Bards
Hotel 10 e new building opposite the EHchangr Hotel Richmond
va anh m future that they distinguish ~
wnoucn,, e,,-,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-14

NORRIS PIANO-FORTE ROOMS,
~ VAIN STREET., RICHMOND.
RE constantly supplied with full and complete
K n the choicest
PIN OIL d R r a.
manufactured county which
sonab factory and the absolute
entire satisfaction guaranteed purchasers. The words Of
Pondeut haze osH sdd. and take pleasure IA repeating
ne truth, r woRCEsTEES iastrUHsnts ads upon AOor
and equal any h toorL have bc~n and daily
eooboaie by the highest testimonials from nearly ONE TiioU
SAND purchasers Ia the past IwINrY WEARS.
Attention Is ASKED to the flowing notices 81 the press
From ne ". u Commercial AdreTfissr AprH 81, lSSl
Pianos made by Mr. II. this scarcely
all the qualities that valuable.
Frufs ne " y. t0s~isr and EHYHirerl
WOECNSrEE PANThe constantly reputation Of
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