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Arrival of the Arabia at Bost,


BOSTON, March 1.-THE steamer Arabia arrived
at her dock this morning at o'clock Her mails
will be sent South this morning
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| MONTREAL March I3-The weather here is ex
| tremely cold, the thermometer ranging at six
degrees below zero. The railroads are still block
| ed up.
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A FOREST TRAGEDY and other Tales; by GRACE
GREEYwooD.-Boston: Tiehnor & Fields This
work, by q we'll known authoress of fiction is pre-.
ssntsd In the neatest style. For sale by A. Nor.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, Lewis
Parrish, master, arrived at City Point yesterday
morning:
Ed Taylor M MCGEE, J Lambdn Jos Gates,
Ed Jones, Talmsdge, Ellis, Kingsley A
Kingsley, w Dugan and son, Mrs H Allen, Miss
N Strong, II Conkling, + Platt, Joseph Maynard,
r M Dezeng, Miss Swan, James West, Mrs 5 w
West, Miss Louisa West, Miss Mary Kemp, L A
Sullivan, T Crowder, A Morris, w Pollard,
lady, child and servant; Judge w w Crump, G
Hand, Capt H K Eldridge, VIM Booker, w Fin
ney Z Leigh, w Skipwith, VIM Hunter VIM
Wood, VIM Cunning ham, Gilroy, w Deitrick, B
Duval, and II in steerage.
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YvI HuspkED MISTAKES CoupxrrvnA
work already noticed from the ryas. ~ n. 81
Burgess, Il Co.. New York '''
For sale By A AoRRIs e
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~ The ISth Monthly

cv- The 18th Monthly Meeting of the
Mechanics Building Fund Association viii be held ar
sauuderI Hall TONIGHT, at u O'Clock.
The Secretary will be at the store of Messrs l.. P.
Ellis Co during the evening, TO receive the dues of
msmbers ED. MCCARTHY,
NH l5..lt Secretary.
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r~To the Voters of Richm0n d--I respecs-
fuiv announce myself candidate for your surfaces
for the office of CITY SERGEANT, at the ensuing
charter elections. WILLIAM .. "ooD'
NH l5-tdet
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~Feuciux Academy.-Law Building...
Tbe nbscber would respectfully inform his scholars
and the public generally, that his health is
restored to enable him TO resume his duties, ~ ,
Teacher of Fencing on MONDAY, the nth lnst az
which time the second course will commence.
wHours of exercises from 10 o'clock A. NJ; 10
P. M. and frop, 5 to o'clock, P. M. except Thurs
day NH 15-3ta EDWARD De hEU'
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~To the Voters O

rvTo the Voters ofthe City of Richmond.
Il am q candidate for the Office Of CITY SEN
GEANT at the ensuing election-subject to the de-
cision ofthe nominating meeting
NH I5-5tt JOHN w. WhithT.
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SUIT GAINED.-Capt. Alexander Norton has
just gained his suit for damages against the steam
boat Ii. r. w. Hill in the District Court of the
United States in session at New Orleans The
amount in controversy was between $4,000 and
S6u0OO, and the suit arose out of the sinking Of
Capt. Norton's boat by collision with the Hill
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vYoung Mems Democratic Association
A meeting of the Young Mems Democratic Associa-
ton will be held at Corinthisn Hall on SATURDAY
night, the 18th March, at O'Clock.
BEVERLEY r.. WEXFORD, Jr, Esq, will address
the Association. Every Democrat is expected to
tend Members of the Association and all those who
desire to join, will please be punctua there 10 i'm.
Portant business to transact. C. l.. LONG,
NH lS-St President
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coMMERCIAL.
Richsnoud Ma
t., March Ia, 1856.

Richmond Markets, March Ia, 1885.
FLOUR-No transactions.
WUEAT-No change In quotations; 4l.6 Tor
mime red; &1.75 for prime white Very little Of
ftrinT.
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t. Cough, Asthma, Rheumatism.-Let
THE AFFLICTED TRY THE GREAT REMEDY,
CONSIDERED BY ALL TO BE THE GREAT
EST CURE WHEN ALL OTHER MEDIC rs
HAVE FAILED Every day new testimony comes
in that speaks of this virtues that should induce the
afflicted to delay longer. The Dsbitated-the
Desponding-the Dyspeptic-fnd In it great resto-
rative and invi gorator
LUNEY's CREEK P. O.,
Hardy county, Va, Dec. l, 1855. s
MEsSRs MORTIMER MowBRAY
observation-disclosures to request here rive you a
description of the effects of Hampton's Vegetable
ed an injury to my constitution In the Mexican war
in l847 had malignant typhoid fever, which Affect
ed my lungs, and from which suffered moro or less
until short time since Last June was taken with
the Asthma (the Immoral TYPED and that stuck to me
all the Summer and Fall, and was reduced in weight
from l52 to lSS pounds, my average weight in nv
healthy days us pounds. Your Tincture has
cured me already, and have only used four bottles
hereby assure all afflicted similar to myself that NO
better remedy be found it is the best Expector-
ant ever tried 1t carried OFF all the phIeg GIN
from the lungs. have gained pounds since com.
menced its use. remain yours,
GEo. A. BuRGoYNE.
trial.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures Of Coushs
Bronchitis rheumatism, Liver Complaint Scrofula
As female medicine It is unrivalled-
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL LADD
CO, Richmond; bv DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store.
keepers everywhere.
q 8 per bottle; 6 bottles for S.
NH I-dSc
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The Warrentop, Va, Flag contradiets the state.
ment that DR. Marshall Bayliss has recently gained
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r. Religious NOtfce.-St. Paul's Church
will be open Tor Divine worship rinorrow Sunday.I
NH I5-lt*
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I<Ata meeting called for the re.orsan
izstion OF Phoenix Fire Company. No the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term hugt
w Erv Commander; VIM. g. Weed, LIST Assistant
Cbas Johnson I'd Assistant; Hillery b. EddinE, Secy
Thos " Carr, Assistant Secretary; +. w. Hancock
Surgeon; Robt II. Jarvis. Treasurer nah lS-It
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/ tEFAhTU IKE OF WAUA4ME ADOLFHk.
~ The original, unsurpassed, and Justly celebrated
MADAME ADOLPHE, the universally ackuowIsdKed
greatest sympathist In tho world and the same dis
tnguished lady who created, through her marvellous
revelations OF the past, the present, well tho
rect predictions of the future, such intense excite
ment in England, France and the principal cities in
the United States that Queen Victoria presented her
with costly diamond brooch, and Daniel Webster
with jewelled ring, will receive visitors few days
Longer at the Prescott House Main St. doors above
the Virginia Banks whom she will inform all about
the past, present and futureif they are married
not, and when or what lady husband they will get,
or business Of every description Mysterious and al
most impossible as her profession appears she comes
BILE certificates of acknowledged power and skill,
that It preeludes all supposton probability Of de-
e. Consultation fee, from so cents to 81 accord
ing to how far they wish co. what time they 90
cupy. fe l6-im
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1. p. Chase, NJ. d., Homeopafhist.-
once lSI Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
nichhono- va ia S--Sm
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" Protection Building Fund Company.
An adjourned meeting of this company will be held
at their Tower the store recently occupied by
w. A. Butters,) on SATURDAY Evening, the 18th
instant, at O'Clock. z. P. TOWNSEND
NH l4-2t Secretary
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EvDr. James Dove-0fnce eerner OF HanL
And 9th streets, opposite the Bell House 10 s--Sm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARCH 18th, 1856.

e. Correspondence ., ,s.s
J. B. FRErcB, Esq:
Dear sir--f beg you to accept the enclosed ehsin
from the Committee Of Proportions and orievances,
A. small Testimonial of their regard and OF their
hish appreeiatiou of the faithful manner Ia which
YOU have discharged your duties as their clerk
With sincere esteem,
am truly yours,
JOHN H. LEE, Chairman.
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ARRIVED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, Philadelphia, mdzs.
and passengers H. Z. futile.
Schr Invincible, Parker, =, oysters.
SAILED,
Schr Joseph Holmes. Holmes New York, -four
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~ Holm DOOLEY, @zsA
Ill No. 81 MAIN ST, RICHMOND, VA. EseA
Has now ready his SPRING stock Of Goods. both Of
his own manufacture and imported, for wholesale
and retail and larger scale than ever before pre-
seuted by him. His assortment of
STRAW GOODS
Embraces every style of those articles got up.
THE SILK AND OTHER HATS,
Of his own make are exceedingly elegant; and those
imported, whether French of Northern manufac-
tura are of the choicest and most fashionable kinds
GENTLEMEN's AND BOYS CAPS,
MISSES FLATS,
LADIES' RIDING HATS,
INFANTS TURBANS,
And all other articles belonging to his trade is
ceedusly rich and varied, and will be found to meet
all the requirements of merchants and others.
Ct
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RICHMOND, March II, 1884.

RICHMOND, March Il, 1874.
csr,,.m.p. To have received your appreciation OF
nv ossciaI course and the evidence ever afforded me
Of your personal regard, would be sufficient reward
r., INV 1sbnrs IL 10 therefore impossible for me to
sInrs,. INV gratitude and high appreciation Of the
hapdsoms present which you have made me as tss-
tmonial Of your approval and your friendship Fer.
;,h nrid. M An evidence of what regard far more
than h, intrinsic value and that will remind me OF
those who knew how to cheer ms In my laDorious
courss by their smiles and spprobationi and to be-
Sow upon me the need of their personal regard.
With high respect,
am, gentlemen, very truly.
Your obt servant,
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.
Arrival or the Ericsson.

REPORTED ron THE DISPATCH
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EXECUTORS' NOTICE.--Pers0ns i'm
II debted to the estate of Moses Branch, decd
requested TO make payment of the same without de-
lay to Edw. z. Dudley at the store lately occupied
by the deceased; and persons having claims against
the estate will present them to him. duly authent-
Gated, for settlement
WILLIAM BEERS, Exr.sof NJ.
EWD. E. DUDLEY, Branch, deceased.
The business will be conducted heretofore at the
old stand, where solici: continuance of the pa
tronage so literally bestowed on the late Moses
Branch
WILLIAM BEERS, Exr's of NJ.
EDW. z. DUDLEY, 5 Branch, deceased.
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pIs.:;:.s ossX !
Ah,sn and |
Astinson !
Adams mar
Anderson
A1lsxsnde1.
Arthur ni
Baker mr.
Barr mrs
Banks nlr
BARLEY m1
Barnett 70
Bell mrs I
Bssk mrs
barker m
Bevsris M
nrringtoI
Cowbuss ]
Congaron
Childre~
Corkran Z
Charter %
Dsyly mr'
Denton m
Dalton mr
Dabnsy M
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Edwards l
Foikes mi
Folkss mi
Gillespie
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'8oodlos n
Griffith m
Gsule mri
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Hunt mrs
Homes m
Harrison
Hagan mn
Howaii m
Hatch nis
johnson n
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jackson n
Kelly mn
Liyingsto1
Langiord
Melton m
Murphy
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Motley n
Murray q
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McGiMu
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OlCott mr.
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| PRICE nTI
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1 PieToa mi
Perry mr.
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4 StansberI
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Nhite n
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NNilley m
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Abrams {
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Blowers a
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Bass J T
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ACorcorsI
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MARINE NEWS

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH IA.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT Y O'CLOCK, NJ.
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IMPORTANT NOTfCE...TO the
1891 ladies and gentlemen of the city of Rich
mond and surrounding country, we take
this method to inform you that offering the
remnant of our Fall and Winter stock of Ladies' Gem
tlemen. Children and Servants Boots and Shoes at
greatly reduced prices make for large stock
of Spring goods that arriving daily; have also
lot of trunks aud Carpet Bags that will sell very
cheap. ifyou wish bargain in Boots, Shoes Trunks
call before you purchase elsewhere for our stock of
Fall end Winter goods must be closed out e.
possible by the last of this month.
c. S. MAURICE.
mil No. Isl Main street, Richmond.
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RADUATEs i'm the Medical CoiIeaes In
VI Richmond Philadelphia, or elsewhere Intend
ina to commence the practice of Medicine in Virginia
or North Carolina can be supplied with every srt-
and the most reasonable terms by the subscriber
Having practiced medicine several years ia the
country and city he is better able to FIX the proper
8 P. sEMpLE, NJ D.
Apothecary, 202 Main street
NH IS RichmonS T.
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am, gentlemen very truly.
Your ob't servant,
g. BASSETT FRENCH.
To the COMMITTEES of Propositions and Grievances g.
House of Delegates. nm io-il
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SPRING FAsHIONs.-.Miss A. BKID.
- WELL, Dress Maker, having just arrived from
the North with the latest fashions OF the season.
ders her services to the ladies of Richmond and vi
entity assuring them that pains her part shall
be spared to do justice to their favoB
Residence, Miss e. VOGERS Millinery Store, 2S4
Broad street, between Sd and 4th streets
NH I5-StS
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TgF FOR RENT-The two story Brick
LIE House on the west end of Marshall street,
ss& the residence of J. M. Bolts, Esq. 1t contains
nine rooms, and will accommodate two small fami-
lies Rent = l5O Enquire of VIM. RITTER, or
CYRUS BURLINGTON, in the adjoining tenement
NH 15-2aH6t*
= r. STEAMER BELyIDERE,
sE.s--I FOR BALTIMORE.-Freight
4as.Ea:=rsa<s- ceived to-day, (saturday) 18th in
Consignees are requested to send down for their
goods.
NH I5---lt LUDLAM x WATSON.
M.s FOR RENT--A framed house. ON
E$s Jackson street, containing four rooms, with q
@A kitchen containing two rooms; the house has
lately been repaired There is well of excellent
wat or in the yard. Possession given immediately
AIo house containing four rooms on Broad ST. APP
ply to ED. ID. EACHO,
NH 15-6t Pearl street.
~r., FOX RENT.-A stable on Clay ST.,
Esa beyond Brooke Avenue, containing six stalls
III with room enough to shelter several carriages
and we'll of water in the yard. There is large lot
attached to the stable. Rent 4.5O per month Pos
session given immediately. Apply to
ED'D D. EACHO,
NH l5-3t Pearl street.
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NH 5--d&c
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L Post Offices in the United States, with the names
of postmasters also the principal regulations of the
Post Office Department, just published for the Gov.
eminent. For sale at J. w. EVANS
Newspaper and cheap Publication Dealer.
th-9tt
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Anew HOOKS! Fancy Articles and Music
~ A Good I'm Coming
Rose Clark. by Fanny Fern
The Home Garner;
'Kuickcfbocker Gallery, fine ed;
The Phadep bia Housewives;
Rejected Addresses, by Horace and Jones Smith,
Song Of the IIiawatha. by Longfellow;
Harper for January, 1886, ,
Together with large lot Il Blank Books Just received At
LANGHORNE WALkCPS
New Book Store, opposite Citizens Savings Bank
lee ID
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NEW BOOKS AGAIN.
~ Notes on Central Amcrca--by L. G Squircs;
allr.oon at ~. Htlcna--by Abbott:
HE Escaped Novice from the SeIhoodof St. Joseph En-
mitsburg Md
Aemuirs of 5. 5. Prentice, of Missouri:
The lauccs If Lnwood-by the anihor of Hearts Ease
Leaves from Family Jouual-by T. Souvestre;
lrau1 l,s}es Portfolio Of Fancy Ncedcwork;
AmatNs-a tale a English Society;
IrVerIHo-a Iumauce-hy George sands;
Lilly II Is. n-iy Alice Gray;
My Household Receipt Buok---by Mrs Hale;
NV Cook Bopk-ly
Nortl British Review for November:
london Art journal for December;
frank Le~cs journal for January;
Rallnus Dollar Magazine for january
hunts Merchants Magazine
Aimie llto-by ANN Cora Richie.
Also Wall Paper School Books &e-a further supply at
! MORSES
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~ co-pAmyNns~nspN notice.

* COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-We have
IN this day entered INTO partnership, under the style
" Il and hrmat SiLNERTHOIN n Cliff, tor the trans
s teton af the Watch and Jowelry business in the
heretofore occupied by H. Siycrhorn street. Lynch
Inrg, Va.
Watches jcveY and SiYerwarc, which will compare
AMY for style and quality with any house
purpose keep hand always the hes, newest
}lcs goods In line and sell them easona
6r prices aud any article sold by will be
aa presented
We shall give attention especially the repairs fine
watches one Of the firm being practical Matchmaker and
as enjoyed tal anumhrr of years the afford
the largest houses North from which he has received
The highest testimonials for integrity and capacity.
W very respectfully invite the public examination of
uf stock, If which shall speak particularly hereaf
Ter H. SlI4NERTHORN.
Deer; ls3o. j. CLIFF
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A tHIlIsrnIAs GIFrs.--payme ~ Christian have
u hand and receiving variety OF beautiful
Books and fancy Goods Tor the Christmas holidays Gail and
them.
Wilkes Gallery 81 line plates, price SO;
Court OF Queen Victoria. 100 splendid steel plates
Findcn Gallery Beahfy, 100 splendid steel plates;
Lodges Portraits usIrous Personases, 2iO iiusations
Portraits OF British Noble Lades-tine plates;
Ndyery GacryP0rraits of the Female Characters In the
writings Of scott
leron.s Of Shakcspcarc--bcautifully illustrated
characteristics q Women. by Mir Jamisoni
Gheora Other Regions the Conquerer and the Con
querod;
Tie Republican Court American Society in the Days of
Neutrality-suspicious.;
Women OF the Old aud rcstamentlusrated with col
ofed plates,
Rpin1ncc Of American Landscape
Tho Works OF II.garth
Binds OF the Biblo--very pretyi
hmm Authors and Home ARTISTS
/ Floral keepsake
/ t Leaves of American Poetry
liaok If Beauty
The Works of Byron, Shakespeare Burns Cowper
Romans, Moore, Montgomery Scott, Milton, Sterk White
Campbell. Gray, Topper, Longfelow, SgOumcy Rogers
a.. Nc., ali elegantly bound and illustrated;
Annuals % sdti--seme thirty different styles;
beautiful assortment of Papier Maehe Desks Portfolios
Work Boxes Ink Stands &C. Paper Weights Gard Gases
Jewerv Cases Porte Monaos. Cabas Sc
Also, of Bibles Prayer and ii yum Hooks
some elegantly bound
Wtia great variety OF Books suitable for children.
,lrrJt
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a ppie., nPPic..-JO barrels or Green .nn,..
ts.' o. tnem fppins just received and for sale he
LEE u JOHNSON
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~ / kh-Ni EAMSilf j A NJ ; ! ON y .ss1nhsnfn.
Inc T. =. Mail steamship JAMESION y, III
nand capt LEWIS PARltsH leaves NV regularly
every SATURDAY AFiERNUoN at O'clock for Rich
moud She VIII not take any freight City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at O'Clock, for Now ork.
Those desiring to ship by her have heir goods here
Monday Passengers desiring take this slip here have
State-Roum secured by addressing by
~ The RoANDkE, Capt SkiNNlR stol City Point
where She viii land and freight. Btu tie
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers City POINT
and Norfolk IJJDI.AN a " Al son
Ii, OUd
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Il BAL1 MORE AND KIT HMDND. ty steam. a,AL.-I
BELt DEERE aud pot AhON1AS.-1Lt
STEAMER BiLNiDLhE leaves Baltimore tNciN SAT r.
DAY AFTERNOON TOT Richmond Returning, leaves III III
MbND every TUESDAY At1LKNOON Ban
The PoCAHONlAS leaves BALTIMORE every NED.
NESDAI All EENUoN Richmond. heIuruug. L.
RICHMOND every SAL 1 RDAi Al TEKA0ON Tor att
uiore
Shippers Baltimore by these Boats have Their
goods here every Monday and Friday each week.
2-v III DIAN Il " Al >tA Isrl nrnd Va.
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NUMMER AKEAxGEmENT. -, -szzss.s7s5

StaMuWEK NKEANGEHENT, T. rsTgsssF1y.5
- TO YIhE EFFECT f6h ARM Ass ~,
THROUGH FROM PETERSEN RG TO ---------
w iuLA Lille IN ONE DAY A passenger train o
leaves the depot of the Railroad in p.t,rslrr
nv h1 DAY, tSundays exceped) q O'clock i arrives
al me junction with the Richmond aud Railroad
" -" a. M farmNld $50 a and l.. nchlurr
T. M connecting at that place with the Virginia and Tennis
see Railroad Nest
Down tram leaves Lynhbnrg O'Clock p m after the ar
rival 9" the Virginia and Tennessee ai nd ears from
west arrives at the Junction 40 p,I and AT Petersburg
at $50 p.
Passengers by this the lend steam ship
ROANOKE for New York, EVERY SATURDAY at q o'clk.
~ IN, or tie steamship JAMESTOWN. every NEDNES-
bAl AZ clock m, and the steamships Philadelphia
every Monday and Thursday afternoon.
rare from Petersburg Lynchburg ......... s. 90
bnlksNlllc' ~
- Fanny
The mail train will stop only at the regular atoms along
Inc line 10 take MP put of passengers
ap l3ts f. {; Vail Sn,,r,,o,,.a.s . u u
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a. 4 FANCY llARDW ARE. w II q LESA Il & w
REF All, spring lr,l-hatR STREET igoolbayg, ia In
We haYe Just received nur supply for the Spring Of -
Hardware Cutlery, Guns Pistols Hunting raele Building
Materials Carpenters Mliwughts and Smith Tools Farm.
ing OtrhSs Carriage and Buggy Trimmings oaddlcry, Shoe
makers Findings, Floor and Table Oh Coths Plated Goods
Window tornce and Shades, " God and Willow are House
keeping articles of most every description, Fishing Tackle
a.. A. which renders stock the and
desirable have offered for public favor and embracing
greater variety than any in the State,
Those desiring to purchase will find superior class
goods and at satisfactory prices aud all who wish merely
soc many articles that catfreig shall take great
pleasure IN showing. SIMPSON Il BIO.
m W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-19

These vessels Of the first class built tor this
trade and have superior accommodations fof pss.Lsts
They commanded by experienced captains wed quail.
fled the trade, spare
modate.
They will be lowed up and down the river by steam,
may be relied ia promptly as adv ets,d Merchant,
gong North ordering goods BE stoh viii fud
their snip by this il i the lilly regular
and freight will be taken lew by any
sols and every effort Will be made 10y the Lcmoid
and Boston to give satisfaction
We respectfully and hope succeed i'll obtaining full
Share of patronage.
The vessels lie in Richmond the Dock aud
ton at RoweS What,
DAVID & WM CrRRIE Richmond ,.
ALLEN a NELICll Boston, ) 'NtS''