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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-03

STEAMBOAT Acc1DENr.-The new steamer
VIM K. Doug lass captain TarbaIl, from New
Orleans for this Port, struck a snag or sawyer,
on the evening OF the ESD ult, nearly opposite
Donaid$onFlIle' which tore up one of her guards
and carried away, the cook house, and broke
one OF the engines and the steampipe The lat
ter burst through the cabin floor, and scalded
Mr., J, NJ. G. Williams, of DeSoto, Mr.. VIM IT
Vaughan, of New Kent county, Va, and Mr.
Eli Carnes, of Georgia, passengers, and Ham
liton, the barkyeper. Hamilton and Vaughan
were badly scaided, but viii soon recover: VIII
hams and Carres were but Slightly Injured
IL was very toggy at tie time of the accident.
and during the excitement some seven or eioht
persons jumped overboard but tie boat beno
very near the shore, iii is believed that thew
were all saved. The ". R. Douglass was tow.
ed back 10 the city, +and;wil be thoroughly re-
paired in a few days @a.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-03

The sheriff will sell at auction on Saturday
next, at the courthouse door, variety of town
lots, valuable lands belonging 20 the success
sions of P. Wheeler and Benjamin Metayer,
lot of negroes, etc. ... s-. .
A. L. Hcine will sell at the same time and
place lot Of negroes
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-03

Thanks to Mr.. Ferd. CeIlos, of the NJ. L.
DauSheriy, captain Amsden, of the Union. and
the officers of the Storm, Lone Star. Era and
White Cliffs for files of New Orleans nane,s
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-03

GEocER1Es.-WiIy d lofty have just receiv-
ed fresh stock of groceries, boat stores, ETC.,
among the rest new buckwheat, English dairy
cheese, new raisins, cranberries, pulverised su-
gar, golden syrup, etc.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-03

During the week ending on the god ult.,
$4,000 bales of cotton were sold in New Or
leans--the largest weeks business this season,
The receipts Of cotton during the same period
amounted to only $1,000 bales.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-03

Thanks to captain Hutchinson, Of the Belle
sulphur Mr. Jennings, ofthe Camden, and capt.
henton, of the Ospray, for their attentions.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-03

ANoTHER.-The new steamer Belle Sulphur
arrived on Monday, She was but during the
present fall, at Louisville, by captains Garlic
and Hutchinson, expressly forthe trade between
this port and Eliiott's and Hayes landings, on
the Sulphur river, (near SO miles above its
juncture with Red River, which was cleaned
ont last year by captain Hu,chison. The
Belle is l33 feet long, 90 feet beam, 81 feet
hold, and will carry 1000 bales Of cotton. She
has two six dued boilers two engines, Is inch
cylinders and feet stroke, two steam capsterns,
steam freight-hoister and steam fire -extinguish-
er. She has handsome cabin and can com
Portable accommodate so or so passengers.-|
The hull Is extra fastened very staunch, and
The bottom covered with four inch plank. She
rates A. I, in all the New Orleans insurance
ofices. We hope her owners will be amply re-
aid for their enterprise.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-03

Governor Wickliffe has issued his proclama-
ton appointing Thursday, 18th inst, to be OBJ
served as day Of thanksgiving throughout
Louisiana
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-03

ANOTHER New SrEAMER-The Era arrived
here Sunday night from New Orleans She
was built at Pitsburg, by captain G, L. Kouns
expressly for Red River and its tributaries
Being very staunch and Of extraordinary light
draught' and entirely new throughout, she is
admirably calculated for the trade. .~. .s.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-03

Another ''wise man. has come to LIGHT in
the shape of Mr.. Mooney-a very good and
most appropriate name, especially for the addle-
Drained originator of new theory. This Mr..
Mooney has been delivering learned scientific
lectures on the origin of gold, which he en-
deavors to prove ''is nothing more than the
petrlhed remains Of matter which was once an
mA' Among other things, professor Mooney,
the crudIie, assures the unlearned barbalians
that gold is the petrifed marrow Of peculiar
fish, and IN proof of the hypothesis he dis
plays to his wondering auditory specimens of
quartz, in which marine shells are embedded.
He alluded to the fact that iron exists in the
human blood, and argued from that position
that gold might be reduced from the marrow
of tishes!'' We suppose that the theory is all
right, and perhaps gold is nothing more than
.'the petrifed marrow of peculiar fish, and
have no doubt but that if he can procure his
marrow petrifed, the yield of gold will be
We advise the professor to make
.he experiment, and if he succeeds, hope that
he will be philanthropic enough to propagate
hespecles of fish in all the streams throughout
he Union.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-03

We are indebted 10 Mr.. SIeade, the ever at
tentlVe clerk OF the Planter, for files of New
Orleans papers to the evening of the 26th ult.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-03

GIVE HIM GALA. EngIe, adjoining the
City hotel, has just received choice assert
mentot Havana cigars, chewing and smoking
tobacco, old brand y, wines, Scotch whiskev,
cordals, fruit, fancy groceries, etc.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-03

We are indebted to Mr. VIM. McMasters If
Tor files Of New Orleans papers TO the eth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27
RICHMOND ANDPETERSBIR rig RAILROAD.
- - ~ 80

ON and amer this date, the will FOL
ra,Ss Lr,vr Ncr~oxp rON rvrrNssrNa
Express. through Passenger daily, (sundsy's eSeeP .
Mall through Passenger, daily, at.............S r. NJ
Accommodation and freight train Crriweekly) viz.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays At -.....-.sS \ VI
Norfolk Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays 81 A. VI
PETERSBURG FoR kicHNoSn.
Express through Passenger daily at "
A. .omnoiA,on and freight train rri-weckly, viz.
Mondays Wednesdays aud Fridays. ai.....-...sS " 4 NJ
Richmond 10 Clover IIir- A passenger will be
attached 10 the Coal Train which leaves Richmond
daily tSundAy exceptedl for Clover Hn at..6 oek 4 NJ
Passengers coming rot Clover Hin by this train
~ summit Depot by ...--. 10 " n VI
will not stop e either TO take up or
pu; down passengers.
The Mail trains stop there passengers taxi
put Manchester Temples, Rc HALFWAY station, Clover
II and wsihan functions
train w At all the regular stopping pA
ce when ar passengers TO take put down.
Mail Trains Richmond connect with the
southern Trains Petersburg Weldon Raleigh Wilmington
Tickets Weldon lie procured NJ the ticket ONCE IN
Richmond
The Richmond with the
Northern Baltimore, Through tickets
Washington Baltimore Philadelphia, be procured a. the tick
/ ct fhc n Petersburg.
Chndren and over - years Of =
ants
persons will permitted In the hs class except
infant children sick absolutely
requiring care, which the fare FOR white
Il will he charged.
discount Of 10 when tickets
purchased TIE oce, and 10 getting the cars where
| no re- sold
Servants travelling by furnished their
passes be retained the ocr and IL
be expressly stated the that they PERMITTED to So
| on the ..- ...-.
| Ofsee II 4P. r II. Co March. 18th iss6.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27

-, .''-- " ~
TUNHE having their Factory
between 9th and 10th STREETS prepared receive
orier Agricultural Machines Implements
which will be made the
and superior workmanship They attention
single geArcd Horsepower and Thrc.he-
Which premium AZ Fair which they have en
Also -Croskrs Clod Crsher Mannys Patent
Mower" tie best In fsWkes Patent Lime and
Sresdrr highly approved Hay Presses Hay Rake Corn
shelters 10 SIS Patent Cutter
des tc Rh'. Piov; They
suoin opinion Hon william C. Rive- Of Thea Pow
BALDWIN, CARDwELL co.
Richmond. February 81.
Hut 18th Dee. 1854
Col SroUGurox-Dear pleasure recording
Impression performance Of Plow Reh
r,,enO Ccbha to-day The work far thorough
complete than that Of operation before
The furow opened by generally Is inches deep and about
hard, close land aud edccualy and
out on o the cod falling back It.
pillow witnessed by many neghhors,
MessTs Nelson, H. Genet,
H. Lewis b. Hopkins Thomas Watson, OF Louisa, &c prac-
and excellent judges Of agricultural implements
opinion them the superiority and
.xceptonafIe Performance OF your pillow.
Wishing equal elsewhere making valuable
prrneu iay.rably known o agricultural brethren
remain yours truly
s2s WILLIAM c RIyEs
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OCTut ~ 22 -.

Two Lynchburg IS - To Lexington ~ e9
N To Buchanan ~ To the Naural Bridge ~
Pare from both Richmond and Lyuehburg Charlottesville o. 80
Satisfied trial. that the majority travel the Packet
better accommodated ~ leaving the evening
old aud amer the pa leaving Richmond
MONDAY "wednesday and Friday at NJ reach New Canton a.
" scot;-v - 81 81 the hs aud Lyuchburg A. NJ
Buchanan ami Lexington p VI Of the second day
RETURNING leave Buchanan at A. NJ and LynchburE At ~
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, reach scole AtloF 4. VI
r. NJ, and Richmond At 4. ".
New Canton with the r The Institute
Buckingham 4. H. aud In scottsve with the stage for Char
te-vil
20 Time and Distances, In Card below
Lsdrs Richmond A9EjIy / care LVacllurg Monday,
Wednesday, ,fnd FridIy, Wednesday, and F-sidy al
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RAILROADS, &c.
virginia CENTRAL RAILROAD.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
g ~ NJ III

GREAT NOR THERN AND SOETHHRN MAIL ROUTE,
socruNRS ASp wEsrxSS tHAvttlhss
rUyWIgE DAILY, (sanday nht esceptedJ ectvecn Richmond
and Arlington CITY, ctd Gcrionsvtle and AleNanirls
departure Richmond OAS A. W. ARD 'S' u "
R.turrine have Was abingdon NJ, and y. VI.
At Richmond ~ y W. sni A.
Tickets through between ehmonh ana
Washington. - ---...
TUysg TWO Rail ROADS HAVING No STRAP RAIL, snd
being excellent oriet CARRYING rliE GREAT NORTH
the best guarantee of
secur shown BY arrivals daily at Richmond aud
wash & y a. Of the steamboat line.
b-~ Washington.
found Niways ready a. take hngh Passen
ger. apparel between the Do free
Of charge ample them take their meals whether
Ing North South.
through he obtained between panvle and washing
Road, completed
the
the Danvc Road their baggage MI the Wash
ngto or Baltimore DEPOT
he line, by the old Steamboat route
OF the night lne between Richmond
and A-x.,dra jas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27

VNREIGHT FOR NEW YORK,
g BOSTON oRON1DT SCE. PORTLAND, NtW- ~ .,
ARKS NEW HAVEN, CHARLESTON, MOBILE, 81. N liz
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS GALVESTON. SAN
FRANCISCO. ETC. ETC. PER STE.i NSHIP JAMkST ~ Nv
To AND VA NEW YORR-Can be shipped every uONDAl
'CtESDAN by the United States Mail Steamship JAMES
rows. Cspt Parrish.
York. Messrs LUDLAM PLEAsANTS, will
forwards goods MI Of the places
~ Comtn ssnn, and Il the lowest " freight.
coumodous sheds erected the Wharf IN
Ne York where goods entirely from injury and other
defaceeu and and attention Is bestowed Ia orSAE
ing goods trlnshipulent
shipping this Steamship always calculate
hour o the arrival ~ their goods.
Saturday Afternoon
jya5 LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
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NO. 90 MAIN STREET.
EtHRISYIAN 4 IArIROP-DEALERS IL

NU W MAIN NIHLETs
EtHRISTIAN s. LArIROP-DEALERS IN DRY
- GOODS, FOR CAS-woud invite an examination Of their
Spring Goods suitable for planters families and purchasers
well assured from the twelve months
that their u ng goods for cash only enables them
which they could otherwise Offer We shall
prepared stock u Planters Goods, such Cotton
Co,tonsies and Dri Linen Drills and Ducks, Plaid Domess
Beachrd S--tng Prints
Orand Berag Tissues tirenAin~ Poular aud
French silks in black and eoors
Chalr Mouscin-s Gngem Table DamAsk
Napkins. shrrtug-, How Linens Towvugs Dmtc,
Materials White Cahrics, Nusns Lawns, &C. Novelties
Enhrotierv Of Lace Muslin and Cambe honrrf71 Goods OF
Fabrics splendid
English and American Carpets Of Rich Tapestry,
Velvet, Three ply and Ingram Rag CArp-ts Rug,
and Floor oil Cloths Canton and Coco Maiings
aocr devoted this department and will make
their
CIIRISrIAN LATiIROP.
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yENHE srEA THROAT ATGUSrA, n eE-Tl
wM c SMITH viii her regular
trips Hampton, &c, WEDNESDAY next, Aug
pa.
Pe;erbuc Depot that morning 6A o'clock and
Monday, Nciue-lAy
Friday Morning Returning, The Augusta will leave Hampton on The
alternate Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, o'clock
Boat viii stop an the regular landings the river,
both and returning.
THOs pnDAMEAD, Superintendent
oGee II. p n. n. Co.. Aug ~, ISIS. su22
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PRESERVE YOUR FRUIT PRESERVE YOU FRUIT II
DIN MIIITIfs PATENT SIII-NEAIING

ElHANWHIyE;S PATENT SELF-SEALING
- AiBTlGHI CAN-Tfs useful, ingenious and chap CAN
having been thoroughly tested r. offered 10 Che public uh the
That b. relied ti perfectly Alrgt Can
90 he market Of m Can
- uu sud screw ~ ihr metallic formuga perfectly alright
joint Foui M u ~ wax ~ cement and dispensing With the
mode ~ soldering the 90 the outside ~ me
Ths Cap made ~ metallic substance uch the
fruit Doc me leat Every warranted sod dealers
The country. Sole Manufacture and for The city ~
York. GO. UODGErrs. is4 william
For rgh'so manufacture Rauwhs Patent Can other places
apply e. C0NGEH Co ,ab B,oadway Nsw York
fuh1n-im
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ROY AL III y V \ N
LOTT f. Il y.
S2IO.OOOII
sOETFO SUMERO-56i ORDISAEiO
To dram In ,v4y,. Isle Of CubaI gsh lsss.
CdPTTAL PRIzE

approximations the ~ Of 600 cac II $50 $4,000
Z o. tsnH TO {i6Jlao. Z 81 201 20 as.0O1
~ whole tickets 5000. Halves 800 Quarters t25O
Przes cash ~ sight at per dsc0unt
Blls The Banks ~ Richmond taken At
drvnE viii De- forwarded the result
Communication addressed DON RODRIGO
Post Charleston, 80 until the 2-th March, will be attended
ml,
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TIT sI.iyING soAP.

TIIE SHAVING SUNP.
ATHOON A FOWLERS WALNUT OIL MILITARY sHAVtNg
SOAP, admitted by The thousands who have used during
e twelve surpHss anything introduced s
branch ~ the toilet, ad 0 render agreeable operation usually
considered The form convenient sgreeabiy erfue
aud viii produce and lather with either hard
cold Eltef leaves The kn smooth and uncnpped None
us without NE signature TO- fl smnc, n NEppg F0HtEE 1ryt
F9r Hlr bog 1ls cHy bv PURCELL. LA1D CO. and WOOD
n New YORK w h cpai fancy goods houses druggists
" Cherry street, Sew York jait-sn
TENO Wv SOtTuEHN FRIETns.-Ttanknr you Tor
DE appreciation that have favoufaby b.
oFed upon during visit 10 his ciyJ nv liberal
1uare have only that BY continued eNerons
hope 90 nat Sind APPRECIATION and encouagrncnt that
will place IN your estimation .tauhng hrst ln profession
Very Respectfully, yours. &C..
4 3 nHOWV.
Champion Card Writer
Nnr ~ ne Hx.hanre llnlal. mill ~
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ELLETT, WALLER, DREWRY d co.,
NO II PEARL STREET,

a.
beautiful assortment
the following Goods selected Ia Europe by
English Prints
Manchester aud Scotch Glnghams
Printed Lawns, Jaconets aud Challes
white and Figured Brllsntes
Plain Colored, Black Printed Mousellns
do do Persians and Chalies
Plain Colorei. BLACK and Satin Striped Bareges
Coiored Grape a Espagnes
Jacone, Barcge, and Tissue Robes
lack Colorrd silks
Black Apacas and Italian Cloths
White Catnhrcs, Jaconcts, and Swiss Muins
Cloths Cassimers, and Yestngs
Irish Linens, Bay Linens, u Hands, DAmAsks,
Dowas. Linen Ducks and Drills
Glazed Cnmbric-, Black aud Colorcd Cambrics,
Hosiery. Gloves Gauniletts Mits Threads, A., &c.
To
and North Carolina Trade.
and will always hand full
Pri6ts sheet,
Dring Denims, Cotonadc Pads and stripr,
O.natur Heavy Ducks Bsggngs Kentucky Jeans Tweed
Checks, Flaunel- &C, &c.
The facility afforded u. by having house In New York
be all times To ODER Inducements
generally, equal 20 any house In this country.
mh2 Elicit WALLER, DRURY co.
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FOR RENT.
ron RENT ON LEASE.


FOR RENT on LEASE.
TuvHAr convenieny arranged and
- Ing situated the NJ and i'm ats.
dagonay opposite The City Courthouse, Cspto
Ior professional combines once
detaehs and the building mo.
&C. Possession Of The detached
the entire Premises by the s day VI IN,
present term though ma, b,
made Ia informed
g us present occupant Mr. wm Brent lof the
srst VITO s take pleasure In showing the any
Apply To either Of the A.ssr. TABB Rieh.nops.
orioP NJ rABB Jr, rrusiss Of william shspaii,
ssS-u hahden. Henrieo county, Va.
u1Wn RENT.-rhs sery desirable dwelling ON sth
Il street between Grace and adjoining ~
Of United Presbyterian eonanlnr seven com EH
Portable rooms with Kitchen attached rooi
we'll Of ' N sS'a
Possession given ist March, Appyto
80. 4 H. SKINNER Co,
zen No 80 Cary street
H1NOn hENT.-The store 18th street, lately oeca-
'' " " wonnlr CLAIBORNE. a
.eo Nc IL, Pearl street
D4OH RENr.-The newly erected Brick t. nsmsnt ON A.
II 9Th street, between Clay present occupied Nt1
~ the subscriber. II las and
k.tsn with four rooms, rreenhouss, and other
wooden In
NM ~ ,ssus. Possession given 9Th April next
f"r turther Information enquire OF
-. 49, } u. srRoBIA. on the PREMISE.
...-on UT u l.Ah,ksr, at Edmond, Davenport A 60.
>Oh SALE OR HENr.-A d..irs bIe brick d x,i, - a.
on "a street. between Main ,yb, M
reorns with Kitchen and other house,. Immediate oss..en
given; Apply to
"h'-a JAMES GRATs SONS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27

HAW. SANFOWD'S INVIGOR ATOR-Isreeommeud-
~ ed to the public, relying IT. Intrinsic excellence
For an Bilious Attacks he truly and safcly relied
beng fully capable Of removing The seies for which II
mnded aud frr giving snl vigor the general system
It, qualities have been fully practice by the
preior Through the urgent solicitations u who have used
apd been benefited by IT, the proprietor has been induced 10 place u
before the pnhlc Por all Bilious arrangements Sick Headache.
Darrl0a Hahtua Bilious Cole,
Pain u the Stomach and Bowels General Debility FEMALE Weakness
&c.
Ror sale by generally by PURCELL LADD CO.,
No ~ ~ Main and 18Th General Agents and by Aerr
49, g Whit, iTi
BIZ SANFORD 4 Co y. Y. frl-iy
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N0TIrE TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY ClNCrRS Where's
~ he krhrlui aud Utuvlle Railroad faf te
misfortune t I N.r freight house in Richmond Dor.
Won 0 Ne rnnT .fnt. they prsts1
1. i dnFn i.df 0n ue siding Of their road pot
- DE- son as he traIus shall arrive. aid 'rsglt 20 he
tll'' w removed hF flosr fn whom be
if .f Nr Company VIII naf De- resp1nsbfe t@eflrg rf
'ni N pl'. Interested 10 any way concerned.
Iu'ir ik. nHf-. Co.,. 900 down before stated
/ ~ iheIf rt '. 5000 as urioaH.i from u.e car.
40, c CAMPBELL.
I'fI ut Fureriuifrdalt ~ rr1nln4rtaf,n
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
II ~. BOSllER, SCCCESeoR
me- Has on hand large
and harness Among which CSSzrsEs
tine Coaches with seat Rock
Slide Seat Buggs and Bugges with
which he particularly
article n the Carriage line, will Disposed
uodng terms by application at his mandatory No 23
u Main and 9Th JAi4-iy
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WORCEsTER'S ELEGANT PIANOS. ILL
WHAT SPLENDID lt-slYE<lz[ci
CHRISTMAS PRESENT ONE WOULD MAEE.1 V1H

lISTfN TO THE NOTES
NNTOWCENEEsg'> PIANOS.-Thc result Of The eNrb.
w ton ~ musal ustrt1 in the ESpoiOn Jnfrersss
has shown that mechanics tn Europeans
the manufacture ~ pianos an+ believe quite safe say
that better made the world an those
made NrF York
t- factory Mr. w. Worcester that elegant
from aud and powerful n tone that doubt whether they
d. SURFACED
Prom ns " J. Tomueccir1 Adrsrfiser. AprR 80. 1851
admitted competent Judge
Do h' th. climate Though European
may De- more highly hnhe when brought 90 tbs country hey
d 60 De greatly Impaired by TIE heat and cold and e sud
den change. ~ temperature Bui there made New
York which rival the finest Instruments u Europe
only BOO durability hot in dcnry 81 touch, and strength and
ritz ~ Piano. made by Mr. 49, Worcester, ~ Thu city
valuable,
rF,ooi ne v y CoHyisr anil EaguirSr1
WuErE-rEt PftNO-Tln constantly ~ the
Piano Fortcs manufactured Worcester reminding
mental a. they admitted 10 h. unsurpassed ther
qualities of musical excellence
fF,on Ms ~ J. CgD,nsrcf1f Adcsrffssrl
Those duosf ~
from human throat but from thors wonderful pieces
mechanism, "Worc,.'er's have more pr
sd they give forth. the melody NJ
Whispering e Wreie.t and mos. ptrcy rmonou. aud eo-
tFro0' ne " y ErsgfHg Mirrorl
We nlnrur lev
Piano Forte te ernu' drawing n To- Union Hotel
rat cnne hom DE manu'scory ~ our r. END Worcester Mr.
wheeler t proprietor ~ 'e hotel that tfs
Dc bad bought many Fortes WUr.
csser r himself 1nd lends and at an hal given per.
peatng ne truth Mat Worcester instruments made upsn
and equal 90 Zoe world
constantly supplied as.oriras ~ ur worrs.,s,.
Plano, hnt Invite 'r attention ~ those really SUPER or
As9, cs-bra'ei Mripiau' constantly 90 hafi.
D a ~ tIH af
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NEW YoRK I.IFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.

new YORK IifE Insurance COMPANY.
meeting OF the Local Board Of Directors,
the New York Life Insurance Company, Monday Feb 4h,
1876, the following resolution unanimously adopted
The undersigned President and Directors Of the Company,
examined report exhibit. New
Company for the last embracing full Of It's
4c the LIST January 1856. being satisfied
perfect sound condition Of the cordially recommend
the and support Of the whole community
II commenced Its operations ~ with guaranteed
capital of $4,000 which has accumulated To fi!h9o0s c., all In
ve In State stocks and In bonds aud believed he
undoubtedly good
mode Of probably. The
profits mutual for
thirty sent. annually ON the premiums paid.
GEORGE ". MUNFoRD, Prest.
Rev. CHA-. II. RE,p,
WV q. pATSE
Rev. JAMS Il TAYLOR, =
GEp. W. CIuTTEE,
THos. p. ArCpsr,
ELEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT.
Amount ~ assets Jauusry !, ISIS. t902O62 ~
Amount Of receipts :r premiums, interest, &C, to Jan.
/, lS56, t31sls6 u
D-huiCSHNfsrs.
Paid losses ICY death. interest dividends
aud al other expenses, 2el9tO ~
I5G9I5 g.
Accumulated Fund, JAny !. 1856, tl.G9Hs 6i
further
Mai IL rect ntays Virginia Hnuks tn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.
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WT.ter ArrtHCelaeHf Richmond ria Situation, Goshen.
WAhs Slsr SpriHgs Lstcis5.rg, Charleston Va 70 hS
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Daily Richmond StAunon, snd ,rweckly from
Mondays. Wednesdays and frday-connect
at wv. p FsRSSH Co : Mad Stage Line,
veekv Mail arrangement adopted by the Post Of
ace Department, from Rchmoud to the ohio River. -
Richmond daily Gas n VI
stanton .Sso
with ihe Mall Lines
ington, Winchester aud Parkersharg, Va.
Returning the trains leave stanton NJ
Richmond
in full time for going south to connect with either OF the
Southern Roads
The Virginia Railroad extended and completed
Goshen Saunton, sud laid with heavy Rail al
exception about miles, between Gordonsvlr
Mills which space being relAyed with heavy
Rail completed lev weeks after which the whole
perfect ORDER snd FOR speed safety aud comfort will
compare with any Railroad In the United states - .
jas J. w. riMBERLAkE, SuPt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27

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their supplies, Informed that 81
Gold Silver watches
JeSylry good articles
Of tie Northern cities Our Will
and TO consist NJ variety,
establishment Merchants purchasing sell ngNn
consult their Interest by giving call before
determined otter the smallest profits
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