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10y Que VII acknowledge the naturally superior persona
suy' Csnirson. and form Of people Paris. y,br AMI
49,. ~. means whereby they attain those ends, win:
o.Auy sud LONELINESS In Compile and
or, the Art OF winning the Affections opo.,,, ~, ,,.o
-''' '" >""''P'"h /" peA
sh 10 the world Mt the death Of Celebrated Gp.y Queen
ant which has been transmitted ali over ~. rn,. ~
nsni BY the Proprietor with universal .atisf,een
r captivating and he and dle.e, ~
sY Que can supoy 'h. With results The SnSss
signed the ProprcoTs Agent United state. an, H. 60
ias, and such will ali ~on6l,n,ia ,
Of Dollar be CHI mon d.
M package with iali aud explicit particulars be
respecting the above This which no ,ouny
snan married man OF lady should let unmprasc
Auutess CHAs = GOuRANDES, NJ
LA a Opposite Dr. Brabdr,ti'.. broadway
Nexy
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wORCESTER'S ELEGANT PIANOS.
\ SPLENDID Efa.l~1{S1Sl1
CHRISTMAS PRESENT ONE WOULD MAkE.1 n


Is PIHSoS~Tns result Of d, ss
at Paris has shown that American mechanics excel the EaroPean'
that better made OF the world than those
mes,. from the factory Of Mr. II worcester that are elegant
FROM aud and powerful In tone that doubt whether they
Tiro~ Gs v y CoDm,-cth Adr>rti.,r, Aprl 80, isssl
AsrRcS Pianos admitted by the competent judges
be the bes' Tor in This climate Though EUROPEAN Pianos
said h greatly impaired by the heat aud cold aud the sud
YorE sslb rival & Sns.i in Fnro, NO,
only durability bat in deea Of souSh and in strength and 20,
scarcely b. surpassed in all the qualities that render as instrument
tFro. @e y; !, Courier rnd EaqHirerl ,.,
Piano Forts by worcester auihos our reminding
readers that woreer Instruments sagta and
Those aa .ir aa Of 1S very truly yours. speaks.
mot human o S from Pns OF T weI SSJ n P
said they give forth next to the melody OF the voice in loves
sherng the sweetest and most perfectly harmonious and meo-
oa' tones that " ar, Sse0s1 ES e s " %,,o,
Piano T Te IN h aIss room OF ne rhiom Paee HS,
that came from The @a9af;eoy Of our friend WNrse;e Mr.
% n1S cS s5 % and S s, Ra SS fSs 2. M5
s "a, nom ,s we yS o iah aa we t-H
and equal any the World.
constantly supplied with assortment Of Mr. Worcester
s 's s % TO a and H ANN OF them
Also, celebrated Melodans constantly on hand
Il large materials. ~h con.
BrigL, and Black Elliptic spring.
Gs spo Soa r yp sA SSeh o Sa'' .nS Pole.
Enarneled Cloth, Buckram aud on Carpet
Coach Laees, Tases, Tuns, Fringe, &C.
s l. ' and P s9eS Si Pa ina GSas' Innings
Hinges, Locks. Handles. knobs and Tacks
hoy sy'I h,1.c and J,Pan s,,l Lining Nan.
oeso VAN LEW 4 TAYLOR, 10 Main street.
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n. GmAY,s InPnoyEp MANonErEn, on

STEAM GAUGE
GRAY. having many years experience the
M Msnometer steam Boilers descp-
established mandatory city,
Of all sizes
motives mills. Also Glass water Gauges Locomotive
Lamps.
evident constantly Indicating
Of reliable Ia ts character and With ordinary
ret arrangement desdcratum both engineer pro.
enables
other ua l. managed and will only protect
eSlos0ns by every promote high degree the
economy and efficiency 81 the whole establishment.
The above Gauges Al warranted
Virginia Central Railroad Danvle Railroad,
bot Brother Enger. Philip Rhhm, Engine Build.
ers, and % the Richmond Wing.
When desired tie Manufacturer will attach the Gauge the beler
For sale by VAN LFw TAYLOR
aug rect
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STEAMBOATS,, &c
a. :. MAIL LINE ron NEW YORK FROM
RICHMOND


CHEAPEST AND rLEAsANrfsr ROUTE
r mn SsT SSSaI STATE
VII s , and S JhMtTSS ssS' Can't sSa ,s s Es
ss T a .SS Sss a., yG raS s',,' y
me ROANOKE Capt ss.sss.. leave. City New
Ps..cnsSr. Ssrns City Point,
Sp sS leave, s' NJ %Ssrs As i r %' an Agent
@ @ saa to a ss nj ,S ,y a
r ss . sfoas cry r H ssn N s
shish leave. The n,ersors Depot A. NJ by way Of rsr. Wal
tio, through from Richmond to New SorI
& Sa o IsSS side Of the saa >.
tSs board Of The Al the sS. here Syi
mia LupLAM WATSON.
UNION STEAMSHIP COnPANX.
TOR s c 81 nA SIrT rolN AND NORFOLK
~ s:s:4 yiiaiSis G.S S S:s.'
one q il:e superior Steamer. vim leave Risn - -
SS 1n nS S T S,Ss sSs RaTRns
Iavr rhsielpha "Wednesday and saturday morning at 10
order. accommodation.
foI iy and y 5eal.ry dispatch and care IN protect,
sv- No 'ran.Airnen' sy ss. Iss,,cyr
Passage through to New YSSS and found ..... - 90
Do do 10. ,osna "a S al in. 49,. ."
. & lime as y :' q n rsIsa ; two 'Ars
SGS~T IL 4 rUrrLE Agent Rockets,
R%,IKss A A., ,d aosIo o. n. .,I:, OF
sells, snd sails from boston every saturday 1.-
Schooner SUSAN, Captain : G. Rogers
MISSIONER, q q Rogers
J. A. ALLEN, obcd Baker Jr.
COURIER 4" Seth Kelly
" n. Crcwcn
T. MCPHERSON, Cyrus Nickerson
New J. r. Rogers
elias. built expressly for this
aud have superior Recommendations for passengers.
They commanded by experienced Captains well qualified for
the trade, Who wM eNTons accommodate They
will b toWi and down the river by steam and be iet
10 promptly, advertised.
viii down the and
relied on sail promptly as advertised
Merchants goods will
ship by this the only regular line, As freight
will be taken other vessels and effort
gill b made by the Richmond and Boston give ssAe
zion.
respectfully ask and hope succeed obtaining FUN share
OF patronage
In Rowe's
Wharf DAVID a WM. CURRlE, Richmond
ALLEN A WEIGH, BOSTON, Agents
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
u>nE Arm Of SMITH RoBERrs this by mutual
~ % ., ae I'M s% sss s S 81 :. ITS
smith. Rhodes Co., alone liquidation.
R.cAa.oad. January LIST, 1850 JNo r. RonERTs
'Nnos NJ SMITH, Of The sMirn RonERrs h..
Mitss and WV purpose sOniacns ryne.i
Of RoS business under the n'" aud style
Ts 40 have .s. rsss,d and an nom time
n.y. large aud we'll selected Of general Hardware Guns.
Of The S1 s. and r osSl
b able to supply ,Ss upon the no sS1.S. sS%.
% the patron. S The Old Arm rs,s,n our grateful .tnS-I
% 70" .ns. nesssi and long continued n.;ronase and would
% sSs, tor our ne. n the same
ssS. VI M u H.5SDr'
wM = HURT
Rioan,.,,f. January ist, 1856 jaiT
CO-PARTNERsuiP.
undersigned have formed cepartnershP to commence
az Dry SS s1S yoSSiSS ab SSK
ely New Ye1s uSs the yi~ and ar@ Of briI SRccSs
under n: sI and arm Of IErr WALLER pRrS RS
our MIR BELL h.. returned from Europe where he selected and
ParchIsef gu FsreiVn COSTS in person or c>is,
trade SaS .iSi At bob points ,aS upon as sssrsSs ,Sr%
house In this country
Ssss stsl anooNs, Brook 3, % nj 'iT % ::
ANDREW l. rilkrr, wniashS%, .i 1'ti 4 4 Co;
RICHARD P WALLER Brooks Ks, BED BED e.% w al
CLAY DREwRr
NOTICE.
vuNHE Arm Of BROOKS, RELL WALLER will no, he dissolved
TIL further notice. W. w close uf
auction early succ--sors
ELLErr, WALLER, DREwRN CO.
January -, lS66. BROOKS BELL A WALLER.
DISSOLUTION.
'U>ik Arm Of MERCHANT wEIslaER Dissolved the
authorised To the the firm in liquidation.
rhoe having claims ~ present
requested 10 call and settle wih little delay possible
CO-PARrNEusHIP NOTICE.
on ne isi instant SS'sr n,S
all Its branches, under MERCHANT wEls
GrR a CO
They solicit continuance Of the liberal that has
long bestowed immeiis ate
esssd
Retail department they
~ DC able please their goods. aud price
SlLAS MERCHANT,
u. y. wEIslGER.
Jan. 5, ls56-IA4 CHAs r. DARRACorr.
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superior c1furards View York preference a. half
dollar barrel Thee Nus cell adapt@d Tor all kinds o. Grind
B.'utr hy Premium Medals have been awarded
o. h M trt 900. Flour and almost volume ~ testimonials
Wseh0It@ or Flour and Mile, i9i Duane street New York
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H. 4: z; f. i;:, /! $S : 81: 1
Sei. sc ether sbd,'ae o. f. a. i b.. bee" tested ~ hun
~, worth o. good Children. Shoes, Only ~ ceq,. pair
, E T T$ :s:' K "".s
Al other goods equally cheap .......,
Boot. Ses. Hate a. i5l Main door 70 e
uSt hif Si, S tlofass '2 b GffsSrs
FURNISHING GOODS,
yHNO close 10Th Of march, No. is Main street opposite
w open the la. o, March In my large ne" Gsre 1ooru
and summer Co'anE GeslI J,D'G.
,ENHUE run OIL.-Rssd The tonogos and come 70 our
store and viii tell ~ many others Wn haVc been
gentleman Of u, city. whose niece te ehud. suffered
much sore eye. painful 70 oos A. ne ienr'ctiug
n9.n We ~ ~ I ~, :. ~, IT, o,ytet,, -. g
- ,al 80 wy, eoaa 'O' , '" ,s y, 9 rr,s m, s ~
Gs,rrss frisad outs Who suffering painful
compliant .ss entirely eured BY oas rattle. a. -, 1900
.n is. ia % spp Va. sor one 6o,
We can refer parties snd many o'er se have qu'st.
.sis by neady al The druggists Of The city and by
fn Sole Proprie,or.. Tuehu'ond, Va.
| SCAHFs, TlEs AVID CmAyATs:-ws h ,T ef,n-
49,, a., , ~ to- ssa crsvs t. -hieh ne s,,enuon
u van, q something really y,.,y i Invited co
ILL., HfLER A PHAtP,
| cis ~ Main
NIEw CROP y. %. HOLAssEs. - = small .uppy ju'
- received and for ssie htlhk PllAlP
| tets ~ Main street
! UpPUoVAI.,rwOMBL CLAIBORNE have removed 4
spacious Marchous- No " Prs street. fnrnery occu
pied ~ Kent. Paine 4 Kent. wi
% CAROLINA sHAn for sale ~ . -
xxyuITF ANDRED CuECKED uATrINts
w Tgs1g d1 pcs White aud Ned CHECKED Mating
toe best quality. Purchasers VII please car early -
| ~, Opposite Eschang. ntnt.
Z. HHIs. NEW ENGLAND as "a, IN 'iOfe aud 70
~ JONES
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TRUNKS, &c.

FALL SrOCK
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS &c.
THE subscriber hes leave to
wi ~ and the publc his sock Of -FN{NIs- M
cAA1 Boots, SHOES, Trunks, Ae., re sASll1O
eeutly selected by himself IN person.
II consists of the variety, com
with IN. market.
lie respectfully Invites purchasers Ia
sell by the dozen single
JNO. C. PAGE,
oc2 No. IL, Market bridge.
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vu>nE arm Of SMITH RoBERrs this day by
consent rhos. NJ Smith having purchased
his by
smith, Rhodes Co., alone au.oriIei liquidation
/ TiiOS. NJ. SMITH,
/ R.cAs.oad, January ist, 1850 JNo r. RonERTs
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RAILROADS, &c.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAII.ROAD.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
GW " ..,,s-ls,,,,,33 :,;5szI RS

GREAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN Van ROUTE.
rHANttLes-
eNccptetl Richmond
aud Washington City. ria Goriohsslls and heSanlrls
Hours Of I.p.rtur, A. Richmond A. NJ. ard 50 2.
Returning leave Washington. .......... A. NJ. and "
Rchmeni. IN u NJ and y VI
Checks and Tickets given through between Richmond and
Tnsss rwo RAILROADS HAVING No STRAP Rail-. and
being order CARRYING the GREAT NORTH
ERN SOUTHERN MAIL, the bes, guarantee OF slwsys
on shown by arrivals daily at Richmond and
advance 81 the Steamboat line.
Rchmond Washington ~
40 be found aay~ ready take nrOayh
apparel the pepots
charge ample their meals, whether
ug North South.
Through Tickets BE- obtained between Dsnvlie and Washing
terminus the Road. nearly completed to Dsnvu
will the checks tfOm
the Danv Road aud attend their bssyagv all the to Wash
VI baltimore Depot.
the mail line, by the old Steamboat route
There change Of the night line, between Richmond
md dra As
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M tLEs AND IOltSIS.-2O0 head OF Mule. -
I'VE and Horses have very (yI
ehoicr and superior lot Of stock have IN
for Iron Masters Railroad Contractor ali
Tor sale or exchange, at fair prices, and
EDWIN WALKER
Al H. hankenshp, Stables
" ~ De IN receipt OF fresh stock direct from kentucky,
month In the W.
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TIE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE.
GOODS OF THE SEASON

NJ ISIS T.. n. REID bcgs 10 assure her old cuso.
I'VE and the public that she just returned from cd
NORTH where she
and BEAUTIFUL supply Of has
Her allow
passed -qualirl In the selection ui goods
In Nfit"n To the ordinary has
sale abundant supply enbroifsrV elegant and beautiful
She has In store choice and elegant pattern aud everything
Ia her line of the an styl
lsies who fitting aud Winter viii a
u TO their advantage consult their
oci2
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ND. 2.
X. r. RESOLVFNT.
DIsEA9Ea

M. 2.
r. r RfSOI.HFNT.
HUMORS-CHRONIC DISEASES.
DissdsSs fiGf hare
eiD tdHiiHg te b0i tc Dsprfss cOrsrng bofD
irih amt Ulcers diseases fhsrief by herfhdry De
sent coHtrdcfsfby inoccHLOH, oInsfsi bV ,'Ae
ders al ~ hich salt diseases and disorders ~ MS
secOHi cid..
RAILWAYS RENOvATING REsOLvENT.
PossFssEs the most positive curative powers
THIS ALL POWERFUL REMEDY.
Has performed miracles ia the IL IL has made
sound and whole whose nesh Of corruption, and Who
the sight.
HuMORS-BAD BLOOD.
Chronic DissGsss, Soflos amt AVJhHc ColpiDnts.
sumption. dRd tier affections ofse LHOsdgd Throat IHda
r1tOHs and OTOdnc Eairrgsnents, Chronic Rlsati-,H
Ci"fri1r loeVng Hacking DrV cough GdHcsroHs As,c-
h0ns, BsedDG 0fhs lungs. DVpspsid Water BrGah To
DsrsuV WHIT SreHinQ. TfaOrs I2csrs, Mr.
male JtHts Rcks Bronchitis puins
AND ALL ERUPrINE DISEASES.
The R-sOlvent
eced with da. the patient the delightful
a,lons for life cOursinR through and tissue the
hody-eneing and purifying the blood-and casting out all
bh, corruptand loalisotne humOrs.
The Eenoystng Rssoyentis positive for all chronic
plants II has made whole and patients who had
the most terrible torture disease could nn the system I
os who tried other and still uncured
The Ecsoivent triai-t will cure you.
Price one dollar per bottle.
HADwAy Il co.,
1872 Fulton Street Nsir YCrE.
Sold by Druggists Merchants, and storekeepers everywere
PURCELL LADD CO,
ADIE GRAY
ia12-1kW1y moudy Va
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ATOEICE.-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN Whereas
~ Richmond and Danv Railroad Company have lad the
misfortune lose their freight house Richmond, we'll
rolling they constrained for the present
deliver I'll freight siding their depot
lot In s city the trains shall arrive said freight 90 b.
Immediately by those be consigned
Company will be responsible Tor the keeping
the and The parties Interested, In concerned, win
ali down freight,
At their unoAded from the
c. CAMPBELL,
ia2i ~ SUPERINTENDENT ~ RECOMMENDATION
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RICHMOND ANDPETERSBIRG RAILROAD.
- - - - - o.


<NN MONDAY November 18Th inst, the trains this
y Road will follows.
rErERsRUkG
Express through Passenger daily at -.-...-..sS al
Mail, (Sunday's eNcepied0S r. NJ
Accommodation and fre ght train (rr-weeklyO viz.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays At .---..--sS " A VI
Norfolk Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays ON A. NJ
LEAvE rgrEksBUEG ncIuNoNp.
Mall, q" NSdnday's eNcep'sdJ ~ " p VI
Mondays, Wednesdays and fridays a...-----..sS A NJ
Richmond O Clover HUI passenger viii be
attached 10 the Coal Train which leaves Rchmoni
daily tSundsy's eNcepiedl for Clover Hn At--6 ock, A
Passengers coming Clover I'M by this train
Summit Depot 10 n NJ
Will either
put down passengers.
Manchester Temples Rcv's Halfway Station, Clover
IA 10 and walihau functions.
accommodation w all the regular stopping pa
&C. when there passengers take up put down
The Express aud Mall Trains Richmond with the
Southern Petersburg for Weldon, Raleigh, Wilmington,
Through Tickets Weldon D. procured a. the ticket ohcs il
Richmond.
The Petersburg Richmond with The
Washington Baltimore Through
Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia be procured At the ik
Ct In Petersburg.
for white pous. 81 -
Children u years Of ag-. =
Colorci persons servants -
the hrst class
children sick persons, absolutely
requiring their which the fare for white
vii be charged.
i-,oun; be allowed each fare when tickets
purchased the oce, and getting the where
a. tickets sold
Servants travelling themselves ~ furnished by their
passes retauy, At the ofc and 10
THOMAS oDAMEAD Superintendent.
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DRI-Te performance this Dr1 the SEASON vas a.
rey -aaetory and spoken ofn ofhg
ny those who used IT, therefore feel Recommending
Interior TO hitherto invented. II Il simple oonstfu
ton durable and not liable 70 o. order the
less than Of most other drills Those uho
Ing season respectfully requested 10 forward their esy
avoid disappointment. uAIDWIN'
aufO-tf AZ Nj, -,
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CO-PARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsIiIP.
NhE Of RArcLiffE. DOUGLASS
on the LIST Of oeeb<r By mutual consent, Mr.. THOMAS v.
DOUGLASS having uithdF avn from the business
". h. RADCLIFFE,
7. v. DOUGLASS.
Richmond. October LEI, 1890 JNo. " DOUGLASS
- CO-PARTNERSHIP.
kArClIffk and JOHN v. DOUGLASS have formed .
partnership under The nams and Of RArCLIfrk DOUGLASS
and u continue the bushes. formerly Radcliffe
Es co and VII collect all debts Of the late
the Ab, Of the same, they alone being authorized
name Of ue nrm In settlement VI lie
Rehuond Oct LIST. 1850. John v pou0iAss
Having vl,hdr.wn om the business. ehe-ay recommend IN.
"neen Of RArCiffE DOUGLASS former friend. and
oeb THOMAS w. DOUGLASS
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THE BOWELS.

All OF the pills called Vegetable Indian
ihac claim bow.
This they gothey upon by Irritating the
the bowels moved by eating something that
health, by swallowing pills that diagrceS
It. Those who have taken these pills
weak and drbtaed condition their len
securing OF these drasrc pugAtves over
and feeble and becomes
Hence arise dyspepsia and host of diseases Railways
leave the bowels in cosiiye condition, occasion
WEAKNESS In their operation
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SUmuruDEAN WI,IsnIx

eINROM his Dter Augusta county the subscriber viii an
n orders IN quantities and Tor any part United sia
Tor this celebrated WllIsKEf. yfnsr
DIPLOMA the fair Of the Mecancs' Institute In Richmond No
yenier 1884 Tls Liquor Intended family and ~.
aud for the hest Hotels II be- any age from two g
nve Orders through the malls promptly attended TO- Al
dress a., WILLIAM KERR,
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WIT Ss'sr rH0s, Ls'oisb"rg. Charleston, ~ 70 ne
fitio Rirsr.
Richmond Sauuton sud tri-wrrkly from
Go.hcu. Mondays Wednesdays and frdaysconncct-
inra - : Mad Stage Line,
crng the werky Mail adopted by the Pi of
dee Department from Ktrhmcnd t. the Ohio River.
Ecmund daily 6iS 4 VI,
.sio y VI,
with the Mail Lines
ingten, Winchester aud Parker~hurg, Va.
Sgauntcn
aud arrive In Richmond .......lS
either OF
Southern Roads.
Virginia Central Railroad has been extended and completed
to
way exception miles, Gorionsve
Mls witch being rrlsyc with heavy
Rail and will be completed In few weeks after which the whole
he order and Tor speed safety and comfort will
compare With any Railroad Ia the United States
ja5 J. n. TlMBERLAkE. Sup't
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HEAD QUAHTEHs ron fAsIIONaR. n
CLOTHING.
SILVER MEDAL FOR 1855,
HEMOyALi HEUOVAIii HEnOyAI.Iit
To the People OF Virginia and North Carolina.
nnng

JVNEo q
HAVE removed their Wholesale and Retail fnnre Wa.
Rooms to Cornihan Hall" Main street, Richmond
Nanext door above Hooker Osborn Co.'S Carriage
where they offer for sale the and varied
Cottage Chamber Furniture" before narke
Also splendid assortment Of style Of
reduced prices Our old eustomes and all goods
o line, are Invited 20 call pur
-
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NXTOOT, DEPOT.-Ye INV d.,s,,a,ns5 ~ -.

"OOI. DEPOT.-we have determined 20 open In con
NE, nsSnon WIN our present business, Wool Depot is h
house, the former efficient agent WOODEN Facterx m mi
city Ills attention. necessary will h. devoted sxciuei 70 i
business. w.
~ Wool eonsgnei 70 will h. GRADED, tie, purcln.
can y such WOO ~ De wants and b. coupsii
s. WV not answer hs purposes There IN virgnia sud
net quanty OF Wool concentrated graded
attention Of Manufacturers dealers 10 market. and
hops TO succeed IN establishing good market for the Wool rev
home w. Ns
For particulars circulars. CRENsHAw A CO.
rOrera nd Conn issiou Msrrh
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Dissrs and com plants ctHSed by Exposure and
cl Changes, hirA Rddtciys Ready Relicf and RH
tiV Regulators Jascs he J-D,csrs
and ,rlicA rU redfHy yield % ths n. n. treotaeHt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-06

EDS s~s> body. Twill meciisa-, Tor t1{y,.p
tRSt sss sy sy dsiss Ofs'ss.osstpS United s'ttss y
Sss he SsdS T5 nS.risn blood s os
Inese plants which wen tnown DssS,,!s 'nree of
Ss',s are g. sss found sss
P'e'e 'no wye named aud wereit not for M sei,,n "
SO cents per assl!ser 'rhfeI pI.esr,kes
plain and easy ins.ractons towsyf eus.,
tssirous of building. Il is. - ID ". SssS
'seisss ns..sn.h' of oa, Ssy't: t.. q
.aversea nssns !, fi,i ~. ,s., o. my .,:s
against counterfeit and spurious Articles
= CIV. HALsEY's
General Depot No. 81 Walker Street Kew.Yerk
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 81,

SESArE.-Mr. Weller, from the Military
Committee reported a bill for increasing the
army in accordance with the recomme nda,ion
of The President in his message transmitted
to Congress yesterday.
Mr. Butler, from the Judiciary Committee.
submitted report in the contested election
case of Mr.. Trumbull, OF Illinois, stating
thar the o.Ject had been fully discussed bu,
there was such diversity OF opinion among
the committee as to render it necessary that
/: should be referred to the Senate, and the
conuiltee discharged from the lurlhar con-
sderalon of the matter. Agreed to.
MIR. Pugh. of Ohio, gave Motice of his
Intention To offer resolution declaring Mr..
Trumball not entitled to the seat.
Mr.. Criltenden gave notice that he would
offer resolution declaring Mr. TrumbuIl
elected Senator for six years from March
1865, The matter was nude the order [
the day for Monday
The bill to authorize ,,he construction o.
forifcations in California, Texas land Florida,
was discussed and re- committed % the Mill.
tary committee, with instructions to repor,
such new works as may be necessary.
The bill making appropriations for the
payment OF invalid aud other pensions, was
passed.
Senate then adjourned.
HousE.-Mr. Campbell, OF Ohio, from IN c
committee on Ways and Means, reported an
Indian appropriation bill.
Mr.. Grow, from The committee on Terri
,ories. reported bill authorizing The people
of Oregon to for u State Govt, prepara tory
to admis ion into the Union.
Mr.. Grow reported bill annuhng the acts
of the Legislative Assembly OF Kanzas,
which required certain osths, including one
to support the fugitive slave law, to be taken
by the public officers dftha, territory.
The House then reshWed the DISCUSSION
with reference to the message of the Presi.
dent, recommending an appropriation of
three millons Of dollars tor 70 increase
military material.
NJ Qu,man said there IS not ia the
message anything looking TO war. as had
been charged though, H. his opinion was u
possibility, If no, Of probability, of war. -
En-. land could not thus engage war without
convulsine her kingdom; her three millisns
OF SUBJECTS being dependent on only one oi
our products, cotton.
Mr., Fulkner did not regard the message az
wsrlike, but suggested a reversal Of the past
unwise policy, regarding the Manufacture OF
arms At Arsenais. He thought Humphrey
Marshall had excited an unnecessary alarm
Yesterday by throwing on, the idea that war.
lhe intentions were eon,sined in the message.
Ne apprchendet that when the Ado,inis ira.
tim determines on .wsr, IL would send a
message openly. announcing the fact, acting
acting on 'ha, ~ on s.hsr subjects, boldly
end fesrlessy.