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The daily union., 1856-10-11
THE FLAG OF THE UNION is FLUNG TO THE
BREEZE

The tall hickory pole which graces the front of the
mers breeze for more than four years was erected in M
and throughout the whole of them memorable
year. which terminated in the triumphant election ofP
and King the glorious flag Of the Union foated prod
at its side After the Inauguration, in 1853, we ha
down the flag. for the safety honor, and welfare d
Union was intrusted TO the keeping Of one who
proved himsefequal to every emergency that has an
from within without For more than three yeaH 7
pole has stood hagless, but still in itself symbol d=
ing to the sight and proud to the recollection Of all
revere the memory Of the ustrious hero Of New 0r
Again we in the midst Of another exciting presda
tal canvass, and again up from all parts ofhe
try the voices Of exuting democrats, who assure Us
tones Of confidence that cannot be counterfced thst
aud glorious the democratic triumph was in 1851
greater and glorious triumph awaits the Friends
the Union and constitution in 1885, and again I
fling out our flag 10 the breeze and with not one Of !
thrty-ope stars missing Of the glorious constellation
free, equal and united States.
Much as we priced the old fag-the campaign flag
ls52-we could not do less than procure new flag |
the pending canvass. This determination on our part
been attended with the most favorable omens The or
for the flag and the burgee, on which the word "UMoN
conspcuously inscribed, was sooner forwarded to !
wel-known establishment Of Z. A. Gibbs 23 North a
street. Baltimore, (Gor obvious partiU
in this instance in giving and locality,) when
dnRs reached US Of decided democratic triumph 10
necticut The next day came the cheering news thai 4
democrats had carried little Delaware by a majority
1900 The flag and the burgee were run up ys'ts'a
morning. and before the stars and stripes fairly s
ing in the gentle breeze which then prevailed ~
fcom the magnetic telegraph announced that the an
racy Of Florida had swept the State Of every vetg
know nothingsm.
As the song has II aour flag is there" and there
reman-always barring very rainy very windy day
until after the Inauguration Of President Buchanan.
The daily union., 1856-10-11

bune Il Is only at the eleventh bour is only after the
Banks and Bennett wing Of the fanatics have declared that
the blaeirepublcan party is UniOn-lOvpg constitution
supporting and popularsoVeregny principle sustaining
party-that Mr. Greeley undertakes, not TO read Phillips
out Of the Fremont ranks but to give the lie inerena
and direct all who may have the eeriy to assert that
he there or atl Is there If Phillips had not spoken
out In meeting If he had told the truth at unucky
moment Greeley ould still have claimed him publicly
on the chief and chosen instruments in the work of
moral POLITICAL and religious destruction in which both
engaged and the OCCASION consequently would not
presented itself for the exercise of that choice
cabuary for which the Tribune and It's writers so
notorious. But fortunately unfortunately Phillips
declared that 1T he blackrepublican party) did not
know its own face, and It calls itself national but
it is not national; II is sectional" The polite Banks
desgnates this declaration Misrepresentation Gree
ley whose philosophy places him above truth and
good breeding, calls II a lie; and to preserve some
show of consistency until after the election he has
stgmatised and intends to stgmatise all liars who
.ssert that the sympahies of Wendell Phillips are with
the black republicans and their presidential candidate
We know of no person competent to write an in
srucve and entertaining chapter lying than the editor
work. would hesitate predict for him entire
cess if he should con6ne his illustrations to extracts from
his own columns
The daily union., 1856-10-11
COL. RORERT ]. 7. WHITE.

We notice in Of our exchanges that this gentleman
elected by the wings Of the Loudoun district 10 the senate
OF Virginia. recently chosen president of the demo
cratic club formed Hsboro, Loudoun county and that
Mr. James Kigour, who also prominent whig in the
same county elected vice president Colonel Whites
standing and popularity in his county may be justly infer
red from the fact that when whrg be elected to the
State John Janney esq, who was always re
garded as a wheehorso OF whggery in the Old Dominion
With such acquisitions these to the democratic party
in old federal Loudoun, should not be surprised Il
Virginia would give twenty thousand majority for Bu-
chanan and Brecknridge.
The daily union., 1856-10-11
GREAT DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING IN wEsTH
PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA.
The great democratic meeting held at Green's.
Westmoreland county, is said to have been the larE1
meeting held in western Pennsylvania W A. SOD
esq, presided, assisted by fifty vice presidents and "a
number Of secretaries. The Pittsburg Post says:
"The chairman, WILL A. Stokes, opened the ball with !
Of his best efforts. Happy he upon all occasions BE-
celled himself upon this. The immense crowd seemed
spire the orator. who retired amid immense cheers be
introduced the Hon. William wilkins.
"Judge wilkins spoke for nearly hour In mof
struotive strain. He gave familiar account OF Wen
land and her early struggles bringing down his history
the burning OF Haunasown the present time His rsn
and manly tribute James Buchanan the whole crowd N
out into tremendous cheers.
Colonel Wright OF Massachusetts,, who commando
regiment Of that State In the Mexican war; followed and
the audience enchsined for half hour in mastery 4
eloquent speech, replete with force and beauty.
- Colonel Black followed, and gave clear account o.
ties from the adoption Of the constitution 70 the ndmEn
Missouri in 1921 In this he occupied but thirty minu
and yet in that space OF time he illustrated the db
parties as TO convince many Of the opposition that Their
die was the Hartford Convention. We do not pretena
give outline Of his admirable speech which ""
than hour in length and Of the very best have
heard him deliver Argument and eoquence were comb
from the beginning 10 end and be sat down amidst dss
cheers. The Colonel is great fsvorite n Westmos'
county he is everywhere where he known or hesro
"The Germans addressed at separate stand oy
Roth and Francis Felix"
The daily union., 1856-10-11
COL. WALLS LETTER.

In another part of the paper will be found letter.
Gently received from Col James W. Wall by the New
Jersey Democratic Club of this city to which the atten-
ton Of the reader is invited Col Wall is the democratic
candidate for Congress in the second district New Jersey
and is son of General Wal-a still revered by
democrats for it is associated with distinguished ability
and exalted patriotism. The letter which give affords
abundant evidence that the writer is emneny worthy OF
the name he bears.
The daily union., 1856-10-11
q Il N Err A L. N L w 8.

THE REVENUE OF NORTH CARoLINA-The statement OF
the comptroller of North Carolina shows the receipts
for the fiscal year just ended to be 1868 2s being
increase of $950s 40 the received last
SLAVES LrRERATED-lt is stated that George W. John
son. of the large sugar planters the Mississippi
low New Orleans who died recently, has left an estate
valued less than 100000. He has by his will
united all his slaves 200 in number They all to be
Liberia in four years from his DEATH and each one
to be furnished with $50.
The daily union., 1856-10-11

There is something than mockery in the invoca-
tion by this committee Of the of Heaven for the
basphemou doctrines and REASONABLE purposes of black
repubicanism viii not the prayers of Parson Beecher
suffice? Have the Kansas outrages" ceased to make
verts Is there no consolation be derived from Burn-
games anti-slavery Bible aid from his ant-savery
"A
The daily union., 1856-10-11
GRoAYs OF THE KANSAS sHRIEKERs.

At the commencement Of the campaign the black repub
licans quite OF carrying Ohio by majority Of
hundred thousand. Some of the less rabid of the
fanatics content to put up with fifty thousand but all
agreed in assuring the whole brotherhood of negrowo
shippers that Ohio quite certain for Fremont
Vermont In few short weeks how changed the tone
and scene The whole democracy of the State to the de-
light, and may with truth add, the surprise of their
brethren throughout the Union, exung in the confident
expectation of glorious triumph in November next and
the black republicans their ranks thnned, their spirits
broken groanng bitterly from the depths of despair The
following circular from the black republican central
mttee of Licking county will show to what desperate
strait the in Ohio have been reduced by
the knowledge power and wide diffusion of sound demo-
cratic principles:
The daily union., 1856-10-11

Hon. John Ewing, Of vinceunes, indiana, former!
whig member Of Congress, announces his determination
vote for Buchanan.
The daily union., 1856-10-11
WELL DONE, GOOD AND FAITHFUL SERVANTS.

We copy the following from tho Wilmington North
Caroiua) Commercial Of the 9th inst
meeting will be held in this town the 22d and
23d Of present month"; October given in compliment
our senator's and representatives in Congress- who
fully up their duty in Congress at the most trying
period Of the recent session. when black republication
tempted revolution by the defeat Of the army bill.
awe need not urge upon our friends the Importance of
Keeping alive the spirit that anmaes friends Of
southern rights and the constitution at this important cr
Let us and take counsel together this occasion Die
tngushed speakers from other States will be in
attendance, and free barbecue given All parties in
yited 10 attend"
The daily union., 1856-10-11

democratic mass meeting was held at Snow Ill., Ma
ryland the sd inst which addressed by Senator
Pearce Hon. John R. Franklin, eT-Gov. Love- Hon Isaac
d. Jones, Hon John W. Crisfeld, and others Hon Edw
Long addressed similar meeting in Somerset county Nd
last week
The daily union., 1856-10-11

To show to what extent the Fremont journals practise
upon the credulity Of their readers clip the following
from the Philadelphia Times
We rejoice to that the friends Of Fremont
have carried Connecticut in the charter election by
a very large majority"
The Times fairly entitled to free exchange with
the New York Herald or Tribune
The daily union., 1856-10-11
CENTRAL COMMITTEE Rooms,

Newark October L. 1856.
DEAR The contest between freedom and slavery is
hand The crisis is upon few days and the
destiny of nation will be fixed for years. perhaps for
ages The poll of townships in this congressional district
shows clearly that the contest between Galloway the de
fender of free territory and Cox the servant OF the slave
power, is to be close We will not deceive you.
THERE IS DANGER OF DEFEAT. Congress is closely
and evenly balanced. With the defeat of Galloway, the
scale will turn, and all western territories be for
lost freedom So close is the vote in this district
that upon your exeron may depend his election Look
upon the immense responsibility that rests upon you and
upon every voter in Licking county Work. then, while the
day lasts On the day Of the election give up thing
your country go to the polls early let not the 20
down the lIh of October with single for freedom
unpolled in your township. All may depend upon single
vote With active, energetic determined labor,
tainy shall trump ph-wthou it, fail. In the of lib
ery and humanity, in the of untold millions who
destiny stake, in the of country
in the Of Heaven, make to you this last appeal
J. BUCKINGHAM
L. p. CONAN,
JOSEPH WHITE,
JAMES II. SMITH,
WILLARD WARNER.
The daily union., 1856-10-11

Lieut. Coleman informs that the agent of the gov
ernmen of Nicaragua has chartered steamer which will
sail from New Orleans the 27th of October Persons
desiring emigrae to Nicaragua will find this capital
opportunity for securing passage"
The daily union., 1856-10-11

ARTIFICIAL ICE-An ice machine has just been completed
Cuyahoga iron works Cleveland Ohio which ca
pabe Of producing ton Of solid crystal ice twenty
hours trial has recently been made with the above re-
suit while the mercury stood at eighty degrees in the
apartment The estimated expense of manufacturing ice
by such machine is S. per ton, oneourth Of cent
per pound.
The daily union., 1856-10-11

A PATRIOTIC VOICE FROM NEW JERSEY
Ertract cfd Letter from Dsngnished Citizen II New cr-
seq 10 the Nsto Jersey Democratic Cub in Wasiington
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J u BONll1 RANT


CUrsfEu1ftp April tath. lsa6
h,sers HH Having used Turf on. aud finding
Ito Ice such fno medicine. thin il due 10 yan thar YOU
should know Nj daughter, about age trl on the
raeker o chair and and bruised ho thigh much soon
the torn otR hul and hrcame very sore had
lferd by bian Lut tlal dd MOI relieve IT, II became
RrupnnF and continued sp t1r nearly Two fvd
every medicine could hear of With 10 effect until Mas In
duted bottle of Turt Ouer using one bottle
and Rhat entirely healed lhAse snee nsed il for nthc
and found the amc tenrht You are At liberty II nn
a=a- 4au jhinN proper : CIAIkIN.
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\ . IT,1T
y Il. WAHnFN. Esd I.qr ST -: on desire say how
like the "DiNon Watch which purchased you in May
lra2 Nnuough know that much pleased it from
the icto your having sold the make mon
my recommendation and among them my will.
state, however in reference 10 that
keeper II cqualod 10y other watch quite
not be cxcoed II has been running nearly two wears
and during that time has been subject jots consequent
upon travelling in Stages. never been able To
discover that il was in the least affected thereby. could
hot Obtain H. Sir from me nj advance per
the iee paid you Tor it, unless il would be upon Your guar
anee Of If the same kind perform well
should hesitate But in truth, far my KIN Wedge
tends aN heard nothing from those who the
watch hut words Of praise to Ler accuracy time Ecrp
mr Yours very Rrsnectflllv "
tofIfh. JNO. VI. HAMMOND
Is
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sHiaaIlHIT uHH receiving #fgc aHiHual supplies ei
pfaa Msairaz s Points AaIuithes. Patent Meiioiaes.
A. si feHlfH H sI5.t large and complete oHsHa-
.HH es,rf article usaaiiY faa.r il - ne Store
Ifiaur attention If,o Che selection Il The {ur.s and
i.I goods and sssrt sI.# warranted presented
,lzf .t=u. fer rAssetrs aHi fauz ttfetH s#lar aHud
- aI sHl ali the Pharmaceutical IraFs atoms
lai# a. fsss nl4.slr Ia thr Journals
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~ IIt Inc tiltat Ameflcan Hlst0ouI Romance by
Hon Jeremiah Clemens OF Aahala The Last Fur,s
tiers by John scn Cook; Reflections OF Zouve
basopol by elm Mavnord aud translated the French
by Mrs NJ Harrison Robinson Daisy Chaiuhy The Auihart
Her o Redclinr \ Manual Of Coal and 1uIugralr,
Hodge commentary on Ephrsians Poems iN Cold Ion,
Wadutc lr1Ys Expedition 10 Japan 80, uusirat,d lilo
Kingdom which shall net be Destroyed fashouabe Lite. Ad
yeutues Of Gerard The Lion Killer fuckers History the
United States, for sale ly
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These vessels Of thu fin class built in tie bal
nore expressly Tor th, trade and have superior
dlu9ns Ter passengers Tho 7rr commanded by rNpeuced
Captains Ne qualified for the trade. and who viii spare 10
Nurtiau 10 accommodate They viii hr toWcl np and down
@ tEeis by steam, and may b, relied to ,lH promptly As
adF,rflf,d
Merchants going North ordering goods New York
Will mud To thc interest To ship tt this me freight " Ill
al" N~ Toe taken a. o" A. by any Other im, Of laukcl-
HrrA Mort viii bc madc by the agents IN Richmond and
NrWAotk 10 give satst lion Insurance he
the Richmond Inc ASSOCIATION iy ttts Inc per cent
Wer,speetNliy ash and hope b. sarccod ia obtaining ul.
share "t patronage.
Good, shipped by this line NensYurk will lie forwarded
hoc d commission to New Orleans Mobile Charleston S
>rudal or any otlal San'horr or Northern port
Ite viii lie in lurHmuud in the book in New ork
al Eerh W. g. Cufre House slip, foot OF Wall Street
DAAlD y WM q HliiE, Richmond
{. II. PIERSb&. y !. Agents
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sAJ.ss steamship, ROANOKE las been put in fist rate
order, aud again commenced her regular trips from
New York 10 city Point
Uurmrrohaut, and others ordering Goods from New Yor
sill not forgot 10 ship by her.
Cloud, shipped from New York Wednesday arrive in
Ianehturg un the follow ing Saturday.
LEE x JOHNSON Agents
New York aud Virginia Steamship Go.
= S-The JAMESTOWN leaves City Point every Wed.
and the tOANOkEtvcry Saturday uiug
Ii ILl-LLn iur NJ q /. j
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Y y SPRlNG AND SUMMER TRADE. .seasag1
- LfNsl#fRG ApIu u st. 56-Nc are ss>fsssgAs a
- uew in receipt al the heaviest, AMI ss"-~5ss
varied stock laws vet been pleasure to ofeg to ,ra,
ruhiu.
Those WHO will Gear establishment with visit viii he
npu sud with the general superior character and >ty W
cur goods beside hudnA the most ample i'm every
branch Of .nr to cons sting of Heavy and Fancy Hardware
Tahl' and Pocket Cutlery. Guns and Rides Alien.
Ssl vesS S, AMI eg'tt lrt's hunting and Fishing
tackle Su'er Plated Ware Of warranted quality Block
Tn and Britannia Goods, Saadlcry. Carriage, and BIr-,
trimiurs Shacmnkars Findings Floor and Table oil
tatl> Carpenters. Mtlwrghts Nberlvrelf. s.I
SmHi louis Housekeeping articles Of almost ,,.r"
description Window Shules GILT Conicc Bands and ~
A. Aci HOUSE Building Materials French Gla.s I
Locks Of eNcN sN and furniture a. &c Farming tn
sis g'uefal! Patent Grain Cradles, Gfass Blades anil -
oteN"ry variety, to- he found In such an rstalfri U
N."i''ai' ot fetal lts's o1rsiach isehcG lut the man
Watiu'ers ond selected person. and assure fo
Who may call they will find an assortment UNSURPASSED IN mn
pan 'H'S""'"' tHAS SIMPSON
). VI. SIMPSON
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" bbs Winter steamed Lard pil, superior article
ftra=hluF sui other uiafhlues=
Pure sperm OF
Winter " hale
Nevtaf#ut a. a.
pH baud AMI rif salcbs sfRuraEE WHITEHEAD
II. 2. I. DrnEEL-i. BIN. snla-a
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s.sr IrrTTIlN MOTTO E.-Gommcneing the 18th of june
z.E--isSI7 and during the repairs t. the Aqueduet in
Iynchbnrp. the Packet Boat for Buchanan,
will leave yncIburg. Monday Wednesday, aud Friday Mt
\ NJ Returning leave Buchanan, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at A. and arrive in I.YnribHrg, t. T. NJ.
BOYD, EDMOND y DAVENPORT.
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AH&

NH '1VNTe NJ M E.-NNSTER MNNONN. tIIAI
Afh Ter, AND KNIGHT TEMPLARS REGAIIEI,>
foN SALE-GIAss EANE will receive in a feW ta1s
y 'ndd assortment OF the above Goods the wbfs
the t wiHAave an opportunity supply themselves win
BtAl llFl REGAlAS, the great Masonic Meetings To
tr held AZ the Montgomery White sulphur springs ON Eth e.,
june and the laying Of the Como Of tie Iv1ahbrs
taiii ON the 9th At june.
A.NO-Ihe largest and hest assorted so,L - ct-NiNlr
LolliNl' Gents Furnishing Goods, &c. &c &c found
in the state GLASS a, I5NtNt,
jis ~,
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IT aN0IE0r lot tI0se DNon Wafchcs in tiod IIunI1E
tasrs II Karat fine These watches uncqualed
Keepers Below append one OF many commentators c
they have received from those who have worn thea.
. y Warranted for two years Forsalcby
SIN Ii.iIloIN ~ CLfiF
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IN,u.s.. Flour Enmii, Flour in aua.,c,
ss,sp~oS H,soTnEr

,lss LEE 4 JOHNSON
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ta,uOuAs W. RONsTEN's Clothing n tur
Il NIsHiNa STORE PffIRsHuHs, "a


IL PHOSPHATE OF LlME-fhe attention 81 , sfinefs
and Planters respectfully called "a the com
pound for their approaching spring planting
The Manufacturer beRs assure lis s ubs aud patrons M
they may away depend upon being supplied With a1iN
~ AL UNBORN AIgotf, for b. constantly HPefpi'ua
person The entire process If manufacturing ava putting ~
sale
rls a,ito has been before the community iHf t Fe
sd during hish time II has he'u auhNss hf
the repnfod themists IA dffT'i place
by vAriuu farnefs In nearly eFrE STAT
with almost sBcreze iefhaTs '"' =
proofs Of IL vAiur Il the greatly increased a#Hu#
unprecedented The history Of Artificial Iertkefs ahd he
oqnaed h, Peruvian Gusno srll over which 10 ras-'e.f
much dyauiage. from The tact II the ammonia sn volatile
matter in nano preparation b'uR chemically hh
srrt only dis mating itsr rrurre=syey When tertu
tsted sitn the s ts available sai' su,FHato snsfH
mated with soluble phosphate bcnas Gflad food ia znia
all descriptions and - them readily taken up II val NH
found quite ia inducing early maturity H@ eHHi
and much durable and arii ng I" thu s aud ea" -
iailo
A. there are argo number Of super Phosphate 10 mark
for the value 81 which would not like a hc responsible.
earnestly request all purchasing Ga te careful 10 obtain Ut
gFNuiSF ARTICLE which viii be warranted bF ms htfrei
ted agents all whom of arkuols E'd fesrr'iahuu
sud them held myself responsible ir The good thtfH
nv snrr Phosphate All packages viii he destin'tA hfhH
81 and dealers vii be- enaus &" maize at4ufa
thef supply equitable torhs my aFeisa
with mYseif
MESSRs II { HARDY co are my sefIDdls1 aH#
ole a scnt f1r the city Il Tetersbarg
Agr,.uaafaI e4eaaasd SUI Proprietor. H,laaas'as3
az sdts
.h.I 4 ,sbo Snt
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Z -sIs.sN s.sNEof Richmond 4

NEWNoRk PAtkEIS--1hs new home q III I.
lane composed oil the following Vessels and -Hiis
Nom NtN Aork every three days All Owned m the city
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Scaling Cans and Jars, for Preserving Fresh Fruits To
m,tpcs, a., lay Dramatically Scaling
There NO additional cost ct wFonchrs tunnels
sougo rat boy contact with Cement India Rubber Lead
or athorehrfc or lr,tcous matter The Cans and
are an prepared tf Sealing and the purchaser has only
hnat ihe rover slightly, when The ca lar ilcd with
fresh uit. and press 1t down into channel the outside
d#r9 With cement and The work of Theoretically Sealing
done The Cans strongly made In and thr Jars finely
glazed fire proof yellow the best Can which
Auurs, and don Your sugar thousands
Of families did last yea by asng Cans wrong prin
Cle The ladies' invited to call aud these cans
and s before purchasing For sale wholesale retail
by ANDREW l{oNn
may 3l.i}mos L1,cA6nlp IA
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z@a - '..-......;.I RAILROAD AMER Stitp-
ULf.--On aud after Thursday May
the Passenger train wleaye lyueAburg at minutes be.
~. O'clock p M aud arrive at l. l.. II. Gilt
"A f,pn IA
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~ Cos line another Stock of New Goods eoH,i>ir.
in part af Solid Blue Barge Cotton Draper, Florence SIN
Elastic, Belts Patent Leather do Honey Magnuu Saat Ar
A. \ SIH'l.tR & 60
iIul, I-,,.
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fs,waeE WEEK. asErwEEN

n BALIIMOkEAND RICHMOND. by se0nl as1nslL.As.aNN
BEi.NlDERE aud rOtAlO&IAS.-Ihc
STEAMER BELA1DEKE leaves Baltimore every SATJR
bAN u IIRNoOA for Richmond Returning lea III II
MUNB every I ESDAA AFTERNOON iol baltimore.
The roc AlIO&IAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
&ENDAN AFTERNOON for Richmond, Returning, lrav es
RICHMOND t,cry SATJ EDAN AFTERNOON Tor tald
Hmore.
shippers baltimore by these Boats HAY thci
goods hcl, every Monday and Friday a each week
IL DIAM y " AIANN. Eirllmnna n
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ssyYvEEN KssuuOND AND \. >f~<
a. au =sssssB ,sm..i>,aA rENNEssEi
X.xC,>,,A TENNESSEE

Ialh june the Passenger Tram viii
,Hsuuturc running to Salt Works branch Junction
ppr l-.f.I T. j. GILL. Gen Sup't.