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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22
More About the Alleged Frauds I'm the U,
Marshaps ONCE In Cincinnati.


The Treasury Department at Washington has b
somewhat exercised" on the subject Of the accoun
the Witnesses fees in the recent enlistment cases
dered to the department by the U. $. Marshal for
diAtr let
The suit was brought against Charles Rowcroft,
British Consul and i've others; and though they were
tried together and II made but case, yet the Mars
taxed the feee for every witness six times over rs th0
there had been six separate and distinct cases.
The suit was brought in the name Of the United St
VS.. Charles Rowcroft Frederick Poshner VIM Hamil1
Robert Mckay, James Trumbu and David Ready
instead Of one certificate recting the names of all the
PENDANTS being given, different certificates were gve1
och witness; the first headed Omitted States Cha
Rowecrolt;' the second, "United States VS.. Fredei
Poshner," and so through the list OF defendants.
The following Is copy of one of these certificates
United States OF America Frederick Poshner-For
ing and retaining men TO 90 beyond the jurisdiction o|
sa@u sass epea to ye aay az @
ness in behalf Of the United states OF America IN the
''''D D'''N' : INV WIN. WALLACE WARDEN
u. e. Commissioner for the Southern District OF OH
Tic fees in one Of these certificates, to witt I'M
States vs. Cbes. Rowecroft,n were paid by Mr. RobinI
and lie took receipts for the others, saying he vi
present them TO tho department, and pay them whe
returned, il they were allowed
On his return he reported that they had not been al
cd, and would never be paid.
Iheee certificates had, however in the meantime
purchased by some sharp fellows, and they being
pcious, inquired Of the department about the matter
were informed that they had been paid but the inqu|
themselves awakened suspicion in tho department
an investigation then commenced, the result Of wi
may be learned from the following letter. which wa
ceiycd by gentleman in this city few days siuce:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
COxPTRoiLER's OFFICE, May 20, 1856
DRAR SfrS-Your letters OF the 10th and 9Th have bee
ccived =,
have this day transmitted copy of your commun!ca!
the 9Th inst 10 the Hon. Secretary Of the Interior for
formation, with request that he viii advise you II he
proper the possibility q the payment OF the ccrtt
In the fugitive cases No payments the certificates
Rowecro CAGES VIII meet The approval sanction Of this
having been paid in good faith by him and on that suppo
he credited with the amount claimed TO have been
The forty Witnesses for FIVE days each, amounting TO
50 but 40 will be charged to him enormously a
Had in good faith paid all these Witnesses, as he claim
had the above amount OF 81 40 would nov be carg
HIN ss Illegally paid no witnesses being entitled to bt
per diem OF 81 81 per day for the day. Here s ella
That they we're entitled TO ak per diems ON the same
This h not sustained By The Law, and cannot be suasi
counieanoed by this oRce hess witnesses have NJ Ga
the Unted States than 81 10 poe day In tlkse
croft cases and YOU can advice hem. Most ancerr
ELISHA WHlPTLIfSEY, ComptyoI
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honorable hearing in the courts Of this foreign go'
eminent. =. H. MHlTMH.,
J. w. WALDEN
JOHN A. CCII,EN,
Z. 8. WILSON
REpr-BIIc or MEXICO CRY oy MExyco
John A. Cullen T.. s. Wilson, X. II, Whitmcr and j.
Walden, whose names are subscribed to the foregoi
representation being all duly sworn respectfully dcpo
and say that the facts forth in aid representation
correct and true in revery respect 10 the best Of tho
knowledge and belief. Sworn and subscribed this sir
day Of May, 1856, before me, John Black United Stat
Consul JOHN A. CULLEN.
T.. $. WILSON,
X. ii. WHTTMfIe
j. w. WALDON.
CONSULATE OF TIE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, y
MEXICO, May 9, 1856 &
the undersigned Consul Of the United States of Amer
ca for the city Of Mexico hereby certify that this day
this Consulate before me, the said Consul, personally
pcared John A. Cullen H. $. Wilson, X. II. Whsner. and
W. Walden, and severaly subscribed and sworn To u
foregoing deposition In testimony whereof h2x0 her
unto set my hand md affixed the Consulate sGGi the did
and year above written JOHN BLACK, Consul
MEXICO NlAY II, 1856.
To ALL MASTERS OF Visx1Is:-Thesc two yrnn KS w
son and J. A. Cullen, were put on board nay vessel
tnpe 81. Lucas, from the bark Archibald Oracle; Ann
rcnn passengers for Acapulco and nade prisoRc1
in the port Of la Paz Lower California, andare now d
their way 70 the United Sttos in destsut condition
The two above named gentlemen deserve the attenti
o all masters OF vessels and free passage ~ e Unit
ftates, ps they are dostii0te Qf funds sc. And by
DING, you will 0bligc an old sailor.
THOS s. Anderson,
Master Of bark r. Adams u San francisco.
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FALL sreCK oR HAnDWAnE.
80 ~ e, !. !, 49, 49,. :, X .sa 49, q aAkD -
i.:ss:: 90 = s.s :ss.ss. " :;sss s:s -
o. os1, H. 49,, "a g.:. sss: s,'s ana srsassa
nras. and eas. ksalrons ana "a frpos ~.
hi s: sss ssss..is s:s..s r s. sss sa''s
w,nsrs nnsfs and IN .ssss sons very handsome
Tall and "a. bottom srAs cAndise sauasr frays and
IVORY handle Knives and ysrss Of o, piece. Of aosr. and
ssss.. ,s.y as.a.. ]. .sl... .,.Ass. fora.
Rsdss and Other AAs Of bset. bone and buffalo
PesLs, and pen knivs Of Reass wsslsaho,.s and o.r
:9s s::.; s. s: .ss ~ nal. .l'
Pruning aud hedes sheArs
Hand, panel. rip. tenant pii and srcsssas s.w. .t
ss.ss, and si,s sesses and arn.s chss ard esssss
ssns,ins, istSius and bench asisAsss YUM"
Nan, ersd ana carpet Hammer e.
Houss esspsnisrs and railroad Aa,ss
eqaares, neviis and spoke-shAves EEL.
Two and foes.fold Rules and raps Measures
w,sh,.: .slid-so. ana sedsr aud hand Hammers
Malls aud splkes Of all sisss
x xsssr: and =. aug, and s~ss s''i'. u. si.e
s s 0ss @ sas, sTgss.r ss,s rim and so.s, Ls
Curtain Pins and Curtain Banda ..
Hank and vove Wire ...e
Amer. and Rs.,,sd. Spades aud shovs long
riseu's hlnnF Hoes and srubhlns Hoes
T ira. halt, halter breast, log. .. .sa syu chains
but. hnsss Q, every .ise and Kind
Iron Hooks aud Staples, and Ha'ps and Staples
Together with almost every article usual. Kept line Of su
colo Opposite r. v. 4 p. 4 r. Depot
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FALL iaPoRTX T16N, 1850.

y. r. MOORE a. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARD WARE
No. "a Pearl ST., opposite H. w. Fry's, Richmond Va,
AVE received direct the England ful
and complete Of Birmingham
and from the
American Goods Their stock 10 large and complete
Ing In part Of
Pocket Knives Of La, ., Z and blades.
bone ebony cocoa and ivory handle Knives and FORKS
Ivory handle Knives and Forks. IS pieces
ksrors Of Wade Butchers Rodger wosenhol
manufacture OF style and quality,
Scissors and Shears OF various males and styles,
Single and double barrel guns, very superior,
Pistols, Rlnes, Ride Barrels and Mountngs,
Trace. halter, log, well, hth and tongue chains,
Wedding and killing Hoes, all sizes,
Axes OF Collins, simmons and Virginia make,
Hand and panel Hammers and
NH, pitt cut and circular SAWS
Spades and shoyss Of Ames' Rowland makes,
Anvils, Vices, and Smiths Bellows,
sdse and hand snmer Stocks and Dies and Plates
Castings, Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails
Wire Selves Siners.
Horse C1iars, Blind Brides and Hames,
Bride Filings worsied Reihs aud Glrths
Locks, Hinges and screws, OF every description,
. Planes, Chises, Augurs aud fles of all kinda
Platform and Counter Scales seeiyard
English, American, and q. d. Percussion
Hay and Manure Forks, 2, g and prong,
Hardware Stores.
goods purchased most favorable terms,
and selected exclusively for the Virginia. North
merchants visiting this city. and respectfully
mnaon Of stock, determined sell
house In this any Of the Northern cities.
PS-Orders promptly and carefully attended to. aus
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rur EAST sfxSs E al s sAE S:up,,v

NOW prepared to sch out Of acres tanning land.
rates Of sis, al.
ss sads .i ~ the Ss to a sas u, SS
They with the Chicago he
DSnA In the sI,r.ms par, State
these lands lie nm on and .n AZ NILE o. The kssd and
facilities furnished Tor transporting their products
Ae and the rapid growth Of aoar
ns and Sh ns p o. s 1 ss DEMAND % s
kind Of farm and garden prodsee q
Ss southern, timber abundant, exceedingly
valuable. =
The son dark rich mould rom TO eve feet 10 deph Is
s lSs ess The ar p Srs
chg the climate more heay mild and eqeae than INA, OF
lent water abound.
Illinois lands Trees reqalre
be cut down. stups or stone picked on . generally the
Indian planted on the newly broken sod usually epays the
Wheat oun on The newly turned sod sure to yield very large
r9Ht, man WIN p.v anu yo.s ., t s e1s.a one
Ing ready Tor corn OF She. rom " 70 ~ per acre ny Ju
under hiSa state 81 qualifications the second year.
Corr gram es.s =, cs ~ ~ rates 70
Bmln0S. Coal sssnssy mined along the road and supplies
s Wood can be bad a, the same rate cord TX
ensvs have esen % M part o. ,ns
such as white and blue ana rhs ana RED
uhieh can DC hAa '0i n'e '' ~ ~ eAPeH's " ".n'P0r'a
7zs gSrsrnnen inds "a as dna It.s hari"g generally
Ies and 6roPe can 20 % ~ " ~ 'S.e
sgi,, III aoa,is IN raine scitlin tsoelrs nonfls
When ,hose lands are r,sorsa 20 & persons Sh9 hnk
settling on them or In Mnneos should PAT 70 mind s the
lands OF this Company AZ he io when .sy ae sod are
remote rom ~ h ,uet. ~ M, ., 70 as,ps ~,
expense OF usnsoruns sne s s a. 90 VII a.
don hey require nanuns, which Illinois
tine s nns Sst for sshosSh vacant land ma. b.
found the water % s S a a. Tar great.
e an1 ssey ~sisr co,mnnIcs,Ion. ncse.s
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
&C d B T. Il 2 ID.
FARE FKOM RICHMOND.

TUN0 Lynchburg 50 80 To Lexington ~ %
IL To buchanan I 90 To the Natural Bridge 30
Pare from both Richmond and Lynehburg Charlottesville ~ ga
Satisfied, fair trial, OF
the Instant leaving Richmond
Monday Wednesday Friday, r. NJ reach New
A. NJ and sottsy 10 NJ Of the FIRST and Lynehburg at NJ
Buchanan and Lexington at r. 81 Of the day
Returning Buchanan at A. NJ, and Lynchburg
Wednesday Friday,
r. NJ, and arrive In Richmond A. NJ.
and Buckingham O. H. In seottsve with the
lsttesvlle.
go See Time and Distances In Gard below:
rhWouH Mouda T. IanaI Btfrd ond.f
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FALL TR DE, 1856.
l. wIILINGHAM BP rARpY
WILLINGHAM TARDY,


FOREIGN, DOMESTIC, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
NO. Is PEARL STREET RICHMOND, VA,
AVE In store, and recsving daily and
Stock OF Pail Winter Dry Goods they thu
attention Of Merchants visiting They
superior advantages their Competitors
buyers but that they advantages
and solicit conhdentAy
a few Of the leading styles.
brown and Beaehed sbeetngs and shrngs the
widths
Saineis 81 AMI ca Fuled Cloths.
Plsid IIndseys all prices.
Large Stock OF Blankets
English and American Prints. grades.
Coburg DeIanes, Apaccas
Cloths and CAssime-es-
shAws, CloAks and Nantes:
with general Stock OF Hosiery Gloves Spool co,,on Tres
&c, &c
Terms, months credit per cent dI.coun. Tor cash.
au30 WIILINGHAN a TARDY
have engaged With Mers wuiagram Tardy for the fall
trade and viii be pleased friends call on me
every effort 10 give them
The Commission business Of Hunt be to
heretofore by Senior partner which by
OF November next, r. HUNT.
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Liz frlcs amounting tluzVO
~ Tickets siO; Halves s5; Quarters $3.50 Ii
The 300 Of $40 ngure
number that draws the capital prize s5 The capital
will OF with u hgures-l 2, s.
Those whole tickets ending with the hgure the last the
capital will be entitled SO Halves and proport
Persons sending by mall need fear Its being lost
Orders puneuAly
Notes Of sound Ranks taken at par.
Those wishing should
Address, JAMES y. WINTER, Manager,
nulQ rs.
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SOUTHERN LOTTERYi
on TIE HAVANA PLAN.
PRIZ n - G. u \ NJ A r r e d.
$l02,000-0NLY $1,000 NUMBERSl
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCrIoNi
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY
I0TTERvll

BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
ClASST.
To he drawn Dec 18TH 1856 CONCERT HALL Geo.
der the Superintendent Col Gao NJ LooAx
s-sAkI, ESQ.,
Lottery only
than any Lottery In e World therefore the best for invest,
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wCLOY a. SHAW.
STONE CUTTERS,
or MAIN. RETWEEN aEyENTn avn EIanIn n,

go. on MAIN. BErwEES sEyESrH AND ugHTa srREETs.
Rcnrorp Va,
a nE FULLY PREPARED 10 execute every dss-rip
" lion Of None Work The narner
embrace eonc
hoaacs orane, eand Stone, Msre Tanb stone a.
hfanch which falls within Of
tsIs busnr Thsy wn ~ an tines take pleasure Furnishing
A for prorosed lb
psns ey % arrive a. ts best snd cheapest
Srafnr Itey VIII b. preared al promptly 10 IN.
Of
r 81 chsg r The Satisfaction q persons may md
/. fhzu % ltsir pre1i.,a -. ], AL -.- ..
ne prefer - have he vogt done IN Richmond and
unrfrl. arcounnodalcd short notice.
49, lo1rus sra n Rhand end ts suroundne ecuby
fkr9'sl~aTI Satisfaction.
W 49, !, S-s. Thsrss kssArr Morson Tuhbard os,aner
unrT nx<n kfcbte kaerssf Whig. and NJ pst o. Richmond
Illnrl.nf '' '|f nco
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MEDICAL.
..re.rHt Ek!HS a.Ar,.n.,

IN M chapter v shev bow RADvAvr RaApr Rss ana
nApwArr ksscLkrsa tsrrbls Of
tn snss ans.a rAysssns sss., sessV, Va AAa tisi
AN vsln Also hev country pocsrs thsk patisns
ssln1 ksassys ks.ss Ii every one Who H,es.a vhh s
os, coward viii Pnp pssehs. sorss and bsod sd
knis hpvAss knov.sne kzoav1s. and RApvArs RsseiA-
ross ae the only rs.i<s required The ostsng
palma, Ne nosf srribis and fh The
human system In regular and healthy eendon spnk psasss.
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PHILIP IRA n VI.
EAGLE FOUNDRY. Richmond, VirginI

PHILIP IRA VI.
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Richmond Virginia,
STREET, TTTEExrH,
An ANUFACTUREs LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEs, TEN -
IVu ders, Railroad and all descriptions Of Rail- I'LL
road Machinery, Stationary Engines Of required rHsr3
Also Portable Engines viii, decided improve kx
ment others heretofore made (ro 10 90 horse povc
wheels and well adapted TO farming purposes getting lumber
Ac with improved Circular Portable Saw Mills attached is %
and 81 Mining Machinery Ghs savM Machinery,
prngs and Tobacco Factory fixtures Of kind %
and Iron Castings made 10 order. p. RAHh.
RvTHKR GLENS, Caroline County Oct. 81, 1856.
Mr. PHILIP RAIN,
Eagle Poundyy, Richmond, Va:
DEAR SR-ft IL with piasure that testimony regard
performance o. de ~ Horse Engine and Third cas
Mil purchased Of ia January believe viii drive -
inch saw aud that than recommended TO do have
doubt hnd In this useful imp
n farm all Of
from 70 1000 feet per dAy Of inch board
Yours respectfully, HENRY n. GEORGE.
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&AN4MEN0HR4U


nMLY LINE TO THE VIRGINIA sPRINGs-c EsrRAL
~ Railroad extended to NIboro' To Rockbridge Alum
Alum and Warn Springs and to Lexington day To white
SULPHUR Red and Sweet Springs and half
Sulphur second day In the evening.
The being laid, 1st Of open
Aboro Sc miles from the White Sulphur sprags
xS miles, Hot Springs 20 miles, Warm Springs miles bath
Alum, 10 miles; and FROM the Rockbridge Springs, miles
Richmond 63O
At Mboro ~ Nj thence by Stages the Springs
supper Leave at ~ NJ passing by the
Springs and reach the White Sulphur by IN
Sweet Old Sweet dinner and the Sulphur night
second day. .|.-
Through tickets by Hartman Browns stages-to
phur si the ec Springs sO the salt Sulphur
TO all the other Springs aud TO Lexington.
tH- See Ticket Agent In Richmond.
There many object, Of ln,ee., this line but the NOUN
Gap, will ride Of eve hundred mites has been
with perfect success for more than two
JN0. II. TIMBERLAKE, supt.
oniee Va. Central Railroad, Richmond.
OUR LINE OF STAGES
win leave the terminus OF the Railroad Immediately
val reach the Warm Springs
This Is the old familiar the Springs
the best Mboro the White Sulphur dgn0
by eight mills than by other with still greater differ.
In favor Of the roads.
The public rely always having dbHnddn
o0MUsOfdOH without erow,lng and
please the Travellers by having careful drivers making good
time HARTMAN BROWN.
II
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SOUTHERN IMPORTING
GUN AND SPORTING ESTABLIsIIMENT.
SAMU Ell. SUTHERI.A AND.

GUNS. RIFLES, PISTOLS, GUNS q
~ NATERIALS, and the finer descriptions Of MI
CUTLERY, No 182 Main Richmond, virgina NIX
asks the attention Of the Southern public 10 his IS
aud wen selected Of Goods lie imports d. - -
reey from Europe aud therefore enabled supply Guns Po
Fishing Tackle Walking Canes. 4c
similar goods purchased the Northern While
De time he from long experience the his
public
generally be found In the largest Importing houses in the Northern
and Eastern cities lie partlcuare his
stock. Suffice that comprises article In The trade,
from Pereuons Caps the largest Swivel Guns lie call
from Merchants and Others with the that bo
prices and goods shall prove satisfactory. oc1
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ANEW AND IMPORTANT
DISCOVERY IN TIE sCtENCE OF mEDf-


EseRAvIEgs oy THE sEAIs % TIE PATENT OFFICE oy
sRsaT esIraIS sSoLE 6E 50 ~
are saSsd upon each wrapper and around each case
TEIEsEM3fs q, NO :, 3, AND5.
Thus protecting the public against nrarosauhch liable 10
the sevsrss, penalties courts Ofiav can svard.
uNRH A. BARROW Meg,Jsr Of ne IMPERIAL COLLEGE Of
- vIENNA, and ROYAL coLLeeE Of SURGEONS LONDON
sTkEET, sv blocks % Broadvay1 gs Yort gRoM q ~
TIVE MORNING I'LL AND IRON fills ~ THE EVENING
TRIEsE1AR 10 l. Is us remedy for RELAXATION, sPERHA
,s. ~ ~ ny. 81 ~ enS s.,Ssnes IN bos e
mates nYsorad and perfect health ou.and'
oss 81 msnhood snS ss.lsvr may be ss CAUSE every Dis
QUALIFICATION Tor MARRIAGE syvScuitLT susDoED By bs
TRIEsEMAs NO. completely snd entirely srsdless y. TIA
roturcs Irritation o. The Bladder retention Of ne Urine
Pans ohe Lon ssd Kdney snd hose desd. shs,e oopsv.
" ssss 2, y s Ps 2, s gsySsaSs Remedy for ~
pbs Secondary synpsos II constitutes eeisln cure
r survy and sn cuseegu. Hruposs removing and
oss,ssr srsss.ss me o. dl.., "a nsy, i.InE
kneay 20 dhss ss.. - ~ ~ ,esvlass ds.,,seon ~
patenrs constitution, and v an The sarsapara In The World
TRIvsFIIR Eo ~ and are prspsr,d the form of los
asyS p a.s o. nell ~. s.s az s ise s ss, ~
~ vapcau Laeman, Row Rcord, Sc Ac Price
esss 2, tGsr ss 70 Ss ls '' ~
s,ssI hsvaE n.ds .t o, vereus =,
forwarded By Dr. Barrov, cora0 patti immediately re.y
% r ssssrs ~ .rSeos. q s s, boo eas
ne pub gsnuine kulopesn gfsparsens snd yrs
Solsr case. ssns = u-Isi. bu, sotfss Of earfsgs
3 ..s % s n s esJsS Or s' fTTSoscsf s sG
kEARoHFss u describes 70 ee.r ard l.eld m.nnsr ihe essss
hsr proper ssssns Price Is sent nee
sssss ps BARROW 1871 Prime. street, Csv bos.
aSo l.' coraIls Ann coLus.--syrsp Lavs.sr, .ad
"a o boaa'' sENHrrr BEERs 1sHER, Druggist.
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PAIL CAMPAIGN, 1896.
FASHION, ABLE CLOTHING.
BIG leave to return many thanks The liberal patronage
~ bestowed OF and
my patrons wants TO IN rt 4 Continuance Of the
Ny facilities than before,
Tin all fair competon) sell quality
Sorkmanship) a. low any house In line a virgnA.
MY STOCK VIII be large and My styles
new and wiz consist OF all the latest and desirable styles
paerns both Of and the call respect
ialy solicited from all in need a 10 VAIN STREET.
MI MORO: SMALL pkOfITs, LARGE SALES GOOD ARTI-
- xgM IPA aAuTu
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
4 4 n L ID ID ID A A. a. 4 AZ Il n n

Am AND AFTER OCTOBER the LIST, 1856, the NAIL ~
" TRAIN will leave Richmond daily Sundays except a
sd) O'clock A NJ. Arrive Junction, eonneeiingn
with the Southside Railroad going Iynchburg,
o'clock, ~. Arrive in Danvils at O'Clock, p NJ
Returning Danvie LIS O'Clock, ".
l2 O'Clock ~. Richmond at BIS O'Clock,
Trains the Richmond
side Railroad the going both ways
o'clock, NJ. Q. CAMPBELL
Gene Snper inten de
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RlnRoaps, %.

49, - : 1T - -,
oDumD ~ DDDAN1H
s,ss n, a m NnrR rBUu.nRN Ann n1DUr7rnscnw
eNTT-r
49, MALL ItoOIH.I .It.
vInorNIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
: 80 RAlLRoADS
vuyRArNs daily evening" sxsspsss r vss
inrton GorionsvnIs a n and q p n comet
a Line sni Al Rshuopd
with the Danvle and The Richmond and tsr6urr
rcct =
Through tickets and bakxaxe CHECKED
Washington. Fac through Including an
sSno Through ucke Railroad
Washneson can
applying stare aoad onces Al rhsr az the
above named piaees- = - -
aulS JOHN II. TINBERLAKR. euperi nt<ndent
-------- .-----..----...---...--------
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nnO4o sxAtLD9oADs
49, Rz1lEHf - D0nDDr DnroSY
>u1n1u&r
WIvrpp mn ccc MCeT
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n. lvuanK.
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
~. SNEAD a Co., Pnornnxroas.
hMNIBU2SES regularly and HON Railroad Depot and
" Packet Landing connected With this house. sefs-1y
LYNCHBURGH HOUSE,
O. USHER, PROPRIErOR-
II Transient Walters 81 50 day. "a
fc21-dsciy .....
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80 go w., ss3 no1 kssss oIosts sails, 81 sss
it Ladies
ss.r.l~~ 1.rs- PERKINS 4 co,
"a No. 49, Esrlc Square.
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xvIRGINIa AND TENNES

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE e. cseSuuaEgl
RAILRoAD.-hOTJCE TO PASSEN- 49, STIs.-,rsf-
GERS-CHANGE OF sCIIEDULEon and afer The is OF
ber the road viii be completed the Tennessee line and the
Train will a follows:
Leave LynehburE at - A. NJ. and reach Bristol at 6P NJ
Leave bristol ut 20 A. NJ and reach Lynehbug 10 p. NJ.
l-3u X H. Gen. gupt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-04

Peen 10 twenty drops Of r. Relief little water taken say
every 10 10 30 minutes viii quickly the distressing
charges Of Dyseniery and DsrrhGa VIII In few minutes
The pain.
r. sold BY all Druggists the State
BY Purcell Ladd Co.. RehmOndi also, BY Adie Cray Rich
mond. RADWAY A co.,
jA12-dAv1y-mh2a 167 Fulton New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-04


CHANGE IN BUSINESS.
n ChD.-ihe seo'cfDeI. on ue encouragement received
On Temperance principle, Cad their business Win barely par
sI Therefore y have concluded 70 abandon that
Osls sfzES PHAUP. - Main street,
nDD STYLES AND LOTS or CLOTHING, are
- nov being offered AZ extremely low prices cash 10
vheh must s sold. ~
CoATsi !
Made W manner and recommended a. perfect, In
Wis veek 70 Which call Aenion those ineessd ana Al
W sas ms Jet "a erge examination determined
no2o oEosIoN6 TUPMlN. 10 Main d.
tOUGHs iCOUGHs ~ COUGIIsia t-feonsras m.
- sant es speiy cure for Coughs, Colds Asths, &c
oo2' PURCELL, LGDD Co. Drugss,., % Main q.
DuHE CHEMICALs.-ysl,riana,e Of Ammons.
horphs, Qunia, zine, Iron ~ Atopia Deysna Pru'
a Dgtshn s,ychuia snd ". different prpsrons Ammonia
Pyrooshe Aed and Al e Foreign native Chemicals
MkSDv ssKEps ve- o.u,,,, s,o,..
no4s ls5 N w. Corner Main and ION .,s
HEGRUAN CLAHKE& cots, AM sTUT,s.
- FURE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OLA supply just
SEADE BAKERS Ne- Apou,ecary Store.
nos ls6, n. W. Corner Of Main 4 iOth St.
NNIH y. y. a. ALLEYS zYLOBALsAmUU
At mar De''nS 4. . ares s e., rspas ios NE a Tor e
noD isc, W. Corner ofSain 4 ION sis
OE CASES nav HUU.-An sreelen, ar,leie for bssb.
lof received and for sale A. ae Reaona Win. Store,
N 90 sale, sisrse q sbov, sosds -''
non SMITH RHoDgs co, % Pearl -
(lLDA AND sCHATCHED FURNITUur y, NAY be-
y y pee snd brirhuedby osng IInlsrs txeesor
| NEADE BAKER, Chemist. Ge
Nv" ls6, " W. corner of Main ion s,s.