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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08
TypF PFCTTAR MAIL LINE via sTONiNG

TGSHE REII[T LAR MAID LINZ Wa o VNIANO-
l TON for BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEwBEDFORD
and TAUNTON.nlaAd route without delay ehAhse :" CAS-
or basssse, carrying the Eastern Neil . 49, -, c..
The Steamer PLYMOUTH RoCK C:P.'p Joel ss9Ss
with tbe stopngton Providence and Boston and frov
d.uce Radicals leaving New fosk daily sundays
rom pier No North River ft wharf above Battery Psce
At oclocA D. and Stonington at $3.50 M OF Oh the @''
of the n all rniu which lea, Boston 81 b ~ p M -
The COMMODORE from New-Iork nonfhy, "ednes~v
and Friday stonngteu Tuesday, Thursday All SAT
The PI yNOrTH ROCK rom Eew.York Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday From stobinston hondsy Wednesday ana
Passenger. proceed stouin tcn Railroad 20 r,g
depce Boston Taurton and Bedford IN the sn
Tin reaching said Pieces several hours in advance OF those oy
o,bcr ,outes and in ample time all the early m"rnht INES
connecting North snt East PASSENGERS that prefer rea
On hoard the steamer enjoy nights rest nndsurbeo o"sN
last If desired and Stoninston IN the 7so IN un ''
Providence. -. u...... ana r,.i
through each way. .,-.. ,- =, pi., No
For passage berths state rooms o. fresa sPpy riei NO.
2Nortb River or At the office No. 10 Battery place
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nle0ical.

CICHESTERs DYSPEPSIA SPECIFIC may
~ b. had IL be principal Druggists la the Uni'"d STATES
and AZ No 100 wals.
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TIVE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES MAIL sTEAMERs-The ships composing this

i STATES MAIL sTEAMERS-The ships composing this
Inc the following: ~ - anil,
ATLANTIC, Capt Wen PACIfiC cspt Eldilaee'
BALTIC, Capt CoInstocf. ADHlAriC. -,
These ships been built By contract io tne
Government service every has been taken In en con-
uco az also in their engines insure strength and speed
Accommodations for are uneSuaed ior es
rance and comfort Price OF passage from New YORK 70 reI
POOL 10 frstclsss cabin 1885, M second do bo eIciS"e
Use Of exrasze state MONS sS5 rom LIVERPOOL 70 New
Yos 80 and 20 suines An experienced Surgeon stscno %
each ship No berth secured ant paid ior ~
PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08

N YORK 20 ROCHEsTER-Ths ROCHESTER and
GENEsEE VALLEY RALhoAp now open, spa N y con,
and Erie Railroads, firms direct route rom Nsv-fon 70
III direens. Of this roote together with the superior
for, afforded By the wide renders By far The most desr
bic between tie above-naned cities
Tickets can the New York and Ere Railroad
rchet Ofce foot OF Dusne and No lsS Broadway also In
Jersey City.
Frss,. will be transported bstwsen EswYort and Reches-
t,r with dispatch Any information desired IN resd therein
BE obtained BY calling on TIE Genera Freight A.rn '
EIpres. Freight Agent No iss Broadway
No trains ire Buffalo c0TDns sns New ORR y"
Sunday. kEDfiELD, oaIeIln --
NTW-JERsEY RAILROAD-For PHILA5
CTTY-Msil and Express Lne.: Leave New tots .ad -
and and D. fare s5 " m ~; sDpisos = s "a
an ri ,nS III. West and for Baltimore, Warrington, Nor
folk &c, ard taroash s-<ssss Sonafrsr assa, s;,
and 81, w WoODkOfF. A..s.sn. soR-
DTNEsYLVANIA RAILROAD. : THREE
i DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHitA,
TrIPHIA and PITTsBURGH.-Tbe MORNING MAIL
TRAIN leaves Phl.delphs for PittsbUrsh ., N and
leaves fittsbursh for Philadelphia The FAST LINE
s:';. Ra.15sgA. 'oT psO1sA i THE SGr EXPRESS
TRAIN leave. Phlsd@lykia for Ptsbusb 81 II p m and
r.tursh for Phi 'tsph. .! s' e.;,b With the .O.a, !.
and from 81, Louis Mo- Alton, Gslsas and Chicago Illinois,
Er,ntfOr. Lexington, md Louisville ny Iss h.a's x.at
surinSeed Beefontsine ssodusky Toledo Cesesnd, Co
Jun bas Zsnese Masslon and Wooster Ohio also with the
Steam Packet from AID 70 OeaI1 Sc Loais Louis
Tor fur,hsr hsaa bills hotels Of this city
$500. rou,. between The East and West.
Throush tickets be mad q either Of de sosJenonnoned
j. X BUTTS, Agent, sex Jeney Railroad Co. foot Of
Cogrtsndt.t, Newfofh
il ELLIOTT, Agent, Penn'Jlv.ni. eelro.s Co ...
No. Aston House. Broadway, New rorh-
THOMAS MOORE, Assot ec-. u5 and anAscss AZ.
Eew- orb, Jan, 1855 rhnsoaPns
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EpW1D X COLLINS No. IS Wdst., " Y.
BROWN SHIPLEY 4 Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN KESNARD Co.,,
No Y Austen Fnas. London.
B. q. WAINWRIGHT Co, Pans .
The Of ships will he accountable f soid
silver bullion specie ewelry precious or metals IN.
lee. bills Of ladis signed therfo AID the value Aeres
therein expressed. 80.
Shippers viii please lake roee tes The SHIPS OF this me can.
earry goods contrsbeDd Of wal
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HEERy H. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
w HFNRY H. LFEDS & Co wl sell BY auction at No s.
and 81 Irvngrae corner Of East l6h.s on WEDNESDAY
9th 81 at l(l O'clock the FURNITURE contained in the
HOUSES, consisting OF Tapestry and Brussels Carpets
nearly PsrlOr Furniture covered with velvet
Mab..top Tables Rosewood EaRere, Mahogany and Black
Walnut Double and Single Bedseads Mstreses Beds Bed
ding IoD Bedsteads Maple do large number Of Dressing
Buresus with Glass Bureaus Center Table,, WUhs'ands
large assortment of Mahogany and other Chairs Painted Cot
ase do, Rockers Sofas Couehes Oil Coths Window Cur
-ns Shades Wadr bes China Gass and Other Furniture
Sale commerce with Kitchen Ware.
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IRON NEW-YORK TO LIVERPOOL d.

II
l. RECT.-Tbe Briti.b aid North American Royal NAL
Steam Pseke, CompAny's rrew seamshiP EMEU j. ontD
Dder viii sa from the Company DOCK 81 Jersey |y
TUESDAY, the eth April. -.
pg pro,on ard .usr. but wlbou: wines and liquors
Which car be otrie on board Tle and accom-
rodstons unusually large aid excellent
Freight taken moderate rstss .
Attly y. CUNARn, No 4bo~nnssreen-
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
II PORT ard FALL RIVER The splendid and suPsref
sc,mer BAY STATE, Capt T. Jewett leaves New. OH
ey.ry TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY a. osoc.
m and EMPIRE STATE, Capt b. BTaytoa. leaves New
FoTk eyery MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud fhiDAf, 81
o'clock p u. fiom Pier No. ), ~ r. near ne nssfi '''n
T.sSr no rooms viii he regarded secured to any sPp'i'
rant until the came shall have been paid for . -,
Er,isbt Boston forwarded through WIN great 'Pe'.A'
nv an E.press Freisht Train. u,.
" ;" VIM BORDEN Agent. Nos. 10 and II Westst
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ASTHosY J. BLsEcKER. Auetoneer.
GALE of "a LOTS of GROUND on lst "a
- and 81 avs and 10Th 7ls 7Si and 74hsts at AuCnl0N
ANT1oNV II RIFFCKER 4 Co will sell GU TUESDAY,
April IS 1856 at - oclocA at the Merchants Exchange eo
following property via: -,
Lots o lot av., between 74th AND foc-sA
slots south side Of 74thst between ISL ana xuar.
slots north aide OF 1Sd-st, between lst ana <sS
Lots on 2d-av ,,o,
Lots on north side OF 70thst between Isl ana <da'S
Lots pa northeast corner OF Sd-aV ana '4'h 81
Lots on north side Of 7ith+t. $3.50,
Lots o. south east corner OF Sd av and '41hs|
Lots n south side OF 74thst
Los on north side Of 7Sds
Lo,s on south side Of 7ith-st, between 81 No HNs
Slots on side Of 2dav., between I'D ana 'fthF~
Lots orih side Of 73ds-
Lots side Of 6thsv, between Nst ana fTn-ss
Los N nth side Of 7lstst- -r.A.
Fer and further particulars apply 81 tns once Vi 0
Auetioueers, No Bfoadst JOEL
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IaICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.

Nl Travellers for CHICAGO ST. LOUIS, KANSAS, and
al points West and South obtain Through Tickets
aud eli inform concerning fare &C, either by the
EEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW-YORk
CENTRAL RAILROAD, by application at the Oompsnys OF
ice, No 1888 Broadway, corner Dey.st
JOHN f. PORTER. General AGENT NJ $. X. X
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GREAT CENTRAL X e.
NJ The Through Ticket and Freight Office OF the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD, ,,,
INA ,hr Railroad and steamboat Connections to chicago,
Hw.ase. Osena Burlington Louis Cairo, and all ponts
" est and South-w west x,, - os,,u,o -. =,
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE, BUFFALO, OF Os"Edo'""
' No lTS BROADWAY " Y -
Corner OF Courtlandtst DAhiUs 'LAhn, Aten-
HUDSON RIVER RAII4ROAD.-On and after
MONDAY Jan. 81 1885, the Trains will leave Ch.noe.,.
81, Station follows: Express ain M ronne1,'hs Tin
No,,be,, and Western Train Through Way Fra !. ~ "a
press Train p For Poushheepse M and 10 S ns
s nd Peek.k Trains stop the Way Stations Passengers
,sssn q Chambers. Genial, Christopher and Slst''s NJ
inAiN Wv AZ T. SYKES ia, Superintendent
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r. L. DgLIssgR, Auctioneer
DY IEAVTTT, DELISSER e. Co, No. 377
ID and 1s Broadway corner Whit s,-Fo the SALE Of
BOOKS, STATIONERY. PAPER PAINTINGS, FANCY
GOODS. WORKS Of ART FURNITURE aod MEkCHAa-
Disc generally.
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CENrRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY,
" \. e,-p,.cron With the LEHl6B VALLEY RAILROAD
- 49, N.nrb Chupk- Winter commencing
n, ~ Iss Leave kcvYok sor Msseh Chssk end inter
,.dbs,. rlsre. PIER Ne 2Norh River go nj fos
n.ls. Nd s:l5 ard SO The sbsVe trains CONNECT 81
s6..t. IN 18th trains the NewJecy Railroad leaving New
80 a., n rourtl. ndr o. o. - spd II q and n
- WIN JOHN q. Stems. Superintendent
OAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD LINES
u Or PHILADELrHA-wrl snsl further ssass .s,s
Pis, NJ I r at " oelech. m psre 81 n he =
~ .nd?n M lines are discontinued Enisrans Lsnes al
and 4 o'cioch N. o<uAl ms oi''o, 49,
ELCSEING RAILROAD. The Steamboat
i ISLAND CITY Frl,on F'uy Wharf porsh eide a
"a ara 10 g IT. aud l., II ard Up M daily mesons snd
,.el,rs,p. Psss.r win Cars hunters FONT eppr
site :sd - whieh flehirs the same hoos fsnoss
ran 70 20 Fr,hps By Of tAess Trains and cfsIu o e
nett OF airy seeetdins rsn. hroaxh IN 50 uinufss Fse %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08

4 pSfGNEEr SALE Of BOOTS SHOES, BRO
"A CANS kr-ALFRFD BkAGG win sen st sasts~n ~
sSe pfers % A. Bragg Co No IS eoru.bdtst, on fUsS
BAY Arm pl 800 cases Of Bonts Ssoos. arusans,
IL Ieipr the Of dealer be cold by order Of Asse
Ds wa positively have chance to buy desirable number
n dur E<ates
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Ocean Steamers, Sc.

TOR MEMORANDA, via KINGSTON, ia
L n.cs-Tbe Steamship OSPREY ~i sail on The sa Q
ApTil For Passage srpy to WM V ROLLO Co. no e
WHarn-st For Freight apply 70 SOsoUBRA Co, No ~
Roadway.
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JOHN T.. VANDEwArER, Auc,ioneer.
EENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, at
W No II GTeenes., at ~ o'clock on WEDNESDAY,
Anil cenng Of every variety Superior rosewood Piano
Forte by Gilbert; rosewood, mahogany and walnut Paror,
Dining Furniture; Plated Ware Tapestry
Carpets Sale win take place rain shine Also twenty
rsirs Of Blind Doors
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. - SALES Of
Il HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE will be conducted
this Spring the residences declining house
keeps BY the subscribers who have had number q years
e,rererce Persons desiring services wiz
plesse sall or address COLE 4 Chiffon,
Real Estate and Furniture Auctonoen
C2Oe) No. IS Nassau Libertys
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e.ptedl-Lssve Brooklyn for Greenport, 10 a. m i9I
ysnbsrh 10 ~ and Saturday 3+5 D. IN. for farmngdAe
md svosset 10 and s;4s m ior Hsmp'tesd a. %;
and s. so D. Leave Greenport for Bcoklyn 10 m Y.P
hank IL S m., hondsys 6: 10 Lakeland, lZ;o p
M syos.et SIS a. and p ;Hempstesd, 6S =, and
$50 p NJ Jamaics G+O. 80 and $40 g IN and zlO and
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A. n MsswH Aucbonser.
DY BANGS, BROTHER e. Co.-Trade-Sal

"WEDNESDAY EVENING April o. ct ? oclosk.
sUPTRB OIL PAINTINGS. large collection. comprising
ovypss bv celebrated and ere copies Of exqu
pspulsr pictures The whole In reh gilt anes)
Catalogues ready and the pictures view.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-24

Seizure of an Alleged SLAYER at New York
It. was stated under our telegraphic head yes.
tnrday that the United States authorities at New
York on Tuesday, seized the schr. Falmouth. on
suspicion that she had been fitted out for slave
expedition. II appears she had been watched for
several DAYS. aud on Monday had been hauled
out into the stream, and proceeded as far rs the
Narrows where she overaken by the officers
snd brought back 10 the Brooklyn Navy Yard and
libelled
The Falmouth is n ''long. low, black" craft. of
$50 tons bnrthen. On Der stern is painted the
words Falmouth. Baltimore" and. the American
enele adorns her prov. The vessel open
under deck from he cabin to stem. and boards
were found to erect, it is supposed, a slave
deck, that would hold. one of the officers re-
marked, 'about 600 niggers" the search OF
the vessel revealed many curious circumstances.
On deck was found large medicine cbest.wlth
castor oil lint and drugs, evidently intended for
a larger company than those on board the ship,
in which there were only thirteen persons. Be
tween decks over 50 hhds. water large
stores of rice. beans. farna and preserved meats
such as are used by savers. Large copper pots
and pans for boiling large messes OF food at n
time, with ladies' and spoons to match, and many
other questionable appurtences About the deck
number of extra spars. In the cabin were
found charts of the west coast of Africa, and
large quantity Of bunting to make American
iings.
These on board refused to give the officers a
ny information, not even the captains or the ow
ner's name. The following named persons were
placed under arrest and ordered To be taken to
Kings county Jail, there to await the further ac-
tonthe Of District Attorney:
Passengers Jose Lopez, Casper Marrech.Jo-
scph Antoine. Seamen-Manml Fortunate, An
tonne Gomez, juan Grazzie, Albert Rose, Antoine
Jose. Manuel Gomez Emmanuel Jose, Emmanu'
cl Robert, Jose Azarlo.
1t is alleged that suspicious point to the Port
uguese Consul at New York US upcrson knowing
something about the vessel
a Virginia Postmaster has been inquirng Of
the Department the meaning of the little pic
lures stuck on the letter." and another official in
Iowa desired the department to sustain him in n
csion he had made against "!cllGw,' who in
sisted that ''thcm pictures of Washington on the
letter paid the postage"
Edward ". johnson. E,q., has retired from
the editorial charge of the Cincinnati Columbian
Mr.. Johnson's card is very brief, and in it he
assigns no reasons for his withdrawal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
anr. far D,spcpsia and A.ue and Fever


ingenuity Of aided by the skill aud the whole
Medical Faculty Of this and Europe has
succeeded in discovering certain safe and speedy for
aud Agur and that could bear
with Bakers celebrated and universally popular Premium
Bttcs Since their discovery and introduction the public
used by all ages with the
sautay effect aud thousands and thousands of persons
them daily, aud constantly recommending their
teirnephhos and friends To those who Suffering
these complaints but who refuse to take the Buffers
they ptschcdby their family Ply scians besecch
them 10 discard their prcuices aud like sensible fairly
test this medicine which is recommended them by
who have been rescued from the brink of the
heating qualities decide themselves ms lis merits
The Proprietor asks only fair triad for his Bttc
decision OF unaffected public he is willing TO abide
Every family should keep few bottles hand Price 30
cents per hottls
For sale by Messrs Sirohcr & Whitehead and Staler &
Jones, Lyuchhurg; and by Druggists generally.
. 40
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-24

The Louisville Journal makes the following
comments on the article in the Detroit Free
Press to which we have heretofore directed ut
tention:
The Detroit Free Press, from which we copy
the preceding paragraphs, is the immediate
gan, the home organ of Gen. Cass,and is univcr-
sally recognized throughout the country one
of the most oracular and influential OF all the
Democratic newspapers of the non slnyehodinr
States. And we call the especial attention I,
the whole of the honest people of the South to the
fact that this important Democratic organ puts
forth and strenuously insists upon the doctrine
which we have stated to be the doctrine of the
entire Northern Democracy, that slavery so
nowhere unless invited by positive law, an ac-
tual enactment. The leading Northern Demo-
cratic organ the mouth piece of the greatest and
most bonored Of all the Democratic champions
of the nation proclams the doctrine of the
whole Democratic party of the North that South
ern property ceases to be property tile moment
its owner dares to take it to any territory, how
ever far South, to which no positive law of tho
squutters has invited it, and the same organ
gives fair warning and huils fierce threat u
the Democracy of the South. that if they hol
any other doctrine, their honor is forfeited an
their sacred obligation shamclessly violated, an
that no confidence whatever will hereafter be Re
posed in them.
= Ne say 10 the Democracy of the South. tina
If they act with the Northern Democracy und,
an impression that the Northern Democracyhol
principles not utterly revolving to the South,the
are cheating themselves most shamelessly an
shamefully. They have the testimony of &c,
Cass's home organ and the testimony of Ger
Cass himsef,and Of Mr.. Douglas and of Mr.. Rich
ardson. that the Northern Democracy will b.
perfectly united in deadly resistance to any at
tempt Of the Southern Democracy to introduc
slavery into any territory without the authorit
Vt an express enactment Of the squatters; and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-24

The National Intelgenrer contains letter
from Senator Brown, of Mississippi, in reply 60
the criticism of,a correspondent Of that journal:
wherein the effort was made to Justify lritain's
infrac,on of the on-Bulwer treaty ON the
ground that xhile.the words 'to occupy" mean
one thing, according to American photographers
they have different meaning according to those
of England. Mr. Brown brushes away this spe-
cial pleading saying:
Il did not speak in the Senate, nor do now.
on the authority of Mr., Clayton; but | now say.
that if Sir Henry Bulwcr, Lord Clarendon. Mr..
Crampton or any enc else in position to know
the facts. and who il authorized 10 speak for the
| British Government, shall take the grouu,f that
| the words in the treaty were understood to mean
| that Great Britain to he left in possession
| at the date of the treaty. the evidence can he
| produced that the words mot To oceupy' wer, de-
| fined by the American negetator to mean mot
to take and not to keep possession af the country,
lfthe British negotiator. the British cabinet. or
| British MINISTRY or any one authorized to speak
| for the British Government denies that the word
were so defined, our country should ask that ey.
! cry injunction of secrecy be removed and that
all the facts be laid before the world"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-24

-
Berlin correspondent Of the London Times
affirms thet the Emperor Alexander tried twice
to lure away Louis Napoleon from thc alliance
with England. II is stated that friendly eour-
tesies. but of strictly private nature, had
been kept up since the commencement of the
war. between members of the imperial family "t
Russia and the Princess Maihide. the cousin OF
the Emperor Of the French, natural result ct
her anion with Prince Demdof, in September
last. political turn given to this, and one
of the smaller German States undertook TO bring
about separate peace between France and Rus
sin Russia communicated 10 France the con-
oessions she was willing TO make, land which
sequently were published in the circular dis
patch of the 22d of December.) aud in addition,
offered to France special advantages for herself.
These temptations. however, the Emperor re-
sisted, although the alliance offered by Russia
opened the widest field for French ambition and
love Of conquest considerable territorial acqnisl-
tons were 10 be the price, and the result of this
union of the two greatest and most aggressive mil
itary powers. bat il involved breach ofthe En-
peror's engagement with England, winch would
have thrown him into the same path and career
Ms his uncle had unfortunately trodden The En-
peror, on refusing these overturcs, communicated
them TO London and Vienna. The result in this
latter capital was that Austria became suddenly
alive to the danger 10 which she had been expos
cd. and quickly resolved upon putting herself on
an unequvooal footing toward all parties; the pro-
posals she drew up for the conclusion of a peace,
after revised being aud somewhat sharpened III
London aud Paris were forwarded to St Peter
burg, md accepted there While these neg tatl'
were going on, Russia got wind OF them,
and endcavorel to antcp pate them by att
thorizng Prince Gor,schnkoH 10 commnn
cate in Vienna the concession that had been
already mentioned 10 France, and which formed
the contents of the dispatch of the 22d of Dec.
The Prince acc, rdingly called upon Count Bu"l,
and addressing him with, well. my dear Count,
bring you peace opened his budget of commu
nica,ions, but met with the objection that Rnssi
as offer came too late; Austria had already drawn
up her own propositions, aud submitted them to
France and England" All the rest is known.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-24

WEST via BAIrIMORE-The undersigned Forward.
ing Merchants and Agents of the Fennsyl Railroad
Baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS or TOBACCO
TO ALL POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST
aud from their acquaintance with trade having la
years the eonsigues of large part the Tobacco m
ing West through Baltimore they Gacr themselves than iey
can give satisfaction to shippers.
Freight as low as by any other line
Consumets 10 from the West solicited and urnc,uall
attended To- MAGRAW Il KOON
20 North street. Baltimore
R.or to Jacob Head Co, J Brandt Baltimore. = l.
Dudley, w. 7. Smith, Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston Miller
Crenshaw, lynchburg Crenslaw &Co., Richmond
MAJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-24

BufihoRE CATTLE MARKET, March 29th-Thc offerings
Of ee'e at the Scales to-day reached zoo head which
number 100 were driven off for Philadelphia - Washing
ION t 100 left unsod and the remainder head
posed OF 10 Baltimore butchers ut prices ranging
500 IT, loo bs-averaRug 80 very of Cattle,
Tor New York, brought $50 The market duh day.
HosS-lrires have declined sales 75aSs % p 100 lbs
Sheep in good demand sales at 1 50aS6.a0
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dallar-. they added: Take this money aud your
freedom" The girl took it aud went out She
entered theatre. and was. told ..sfe must 60 to
the entrance for coored people" In church she
WIS ordered to sit with tine blacks. Trying for
a placed in an omnibus, the driver said it was
no place for her. She hurried back to her mis-
tress to return the money, and entreaed that
she might be taken back TO that South where
h1onk neonlp ore free
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-24

Horrible Death .-CAUrIoS--A poor miserable ped
der called sick coiored and pretended
Electric OIL Out it counterfeit induced her
she had the lock jaw and she died In hours
using IT, If want the genuine call only the office
DR. Detirath No 81 South Eighth street three doors
c. estnut and If don't You back aud get your
money.
will give 30 for the of any man who offers Lice
rio OH without my written signature each bottle.
PROF. DEGRATH,
30 South Eighth st, Philadelphia
For sale at DR. Soay's, Lynchbnrg Purcell, Ladd Co,
Richmond General Agents and all the principal Druggists
and Merchants in the state. Lma - div