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The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12
THDTEAS EEEADEN

rr Il deliver Goods free charge when bouEhta4 his
AE Store He kseps supply of Bacon Hams. Shoulders
and Salt Pork also Corn in the Bran Oats Corn Sea
our Shelled Corn White Beans Butter, Eggs Lard Tea
Sugar Coffee. Stone Ware: ----.----- - -Is9t1
- - UNCUfk RENT TONEX-5..,s =
+TTIZENS, BanS Oherokes Insurance and Banking OGm
OF Chattanooga and Commercial Bank OF Nash
Mcmphis and most Banks of Alahanaa Tt n
Georgia and North and South Carolina taken at par
tor ~ % SNe.. Water.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12

MERCHANT, 7a5 aIas Eas8sas-# IL
e4South William street, New York. es
DEfNG loagrestablished with extensive co onnecuon
in the above business respectfully solicts eonsgn-
ts inss Of Western Produce, which willrcelve
i'm and personal attention at the lowest
lconsgnments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made OH all shipments when required oy e
S 49, a+%Fa H. MAGHEE dx CO.. hag
re.4oos+f rszs51-a 81 s4ama "a Evansville. Ind.
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e. FRED. DEL BONDRIO,
ISSI0N MER CHAN

Z = 80 FRED. DEL BONDRAOs
oMMIssION MERC RCHANT,
b ssfa-h n \ 10. Il LAFAvETTE STREET, 80
New Orleans, La.S
HSo the sale ot Ber Lard Eggs pr Cd rTuts
Flour all sorts Of es5ern anu oop oI
sjsnTTnentssS rrl - s-s.r desl4-aenl
IN have just lot sqgss2E S
/ w deer ss8 tiGas q ezaee1i =, = = : :
. : II NOTICE. sl.sssl .s.s tsAs3
ADtERsREEG; 5sz WILLIAM si1Ei hEMFE snrnsss
yr,E havs joined Partnsrshi The
surveyofand Civil Engineer BUSINESS ana Senl0i' m
sgrvsyins Leyelliag etc. will be puncsd
as Pisns views Drawings etc., made TO order with
Riss9sis 2sPsi.sa saa 'i'Pa'sA ApLRRs Beng kaNpF
EMFoNEyT HoNEY.-2oo lbs choice Strained Honey
iassreeeiyed At s.eA4e COOKS Family Grocery =
.MqE BOOK HsiSaT sTopEiRF1aa e.
Cbrstnas Yankee Eotioner Deeember london
ted News and Godeys Ladies Book LOT Deeenl
4 S,A,I, DUCK bales sairD D+cz v@ry heavy doubl'
- width, reed this day and for Saas b Low & CO.
II s.t75Aw AIS street. Louisville. Ky
!. -- sTVER WARE.
w Tea Desert salt and MuaTa aTn 1pSnes
a9d R sS@ss sS!S + =,
Ffsssaa aesrad can soon FlFatand seeoad
Y X ysIofEF,E n q eases grey Do eassimere. ara.
II As tAssAA A- 20 riecsshlack = - 4AT'
Rsesiyed& & this day and feF saie9s asfEs Low CO..
% new 6i,nies landing steamer Peter Tel
@ ion 1s AZ d for sale low a ey !, IogN RURTIs
SOFFEE4ob bags F9 EPPiTf FdSTsR sT tas Co
is " RovIs - ss - - ~ . ~
be RECETyIsD T5EIEssFEEAAfER ? MIDAS.
ad BOXES W r Cresm, Chess so z,oss 49, s
,F Fass boxes ssss q
For sale at E reduced prlssse 49, H. & psAEtAAsS
= - oetif asarafgsf7szf lFrs
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12

NSIsHING = jacineed Poles; aoz fancy Bsass Kesas
n ooa oa .S-;sfed Hair Grass and Silk LiAesT
: DO Cork Eloats 80 go aatAad Limerick
Hooks, rising best
~, - F;sh Trout. and eysrs afsc al xiAs1 "
ton Bate received ap sale BY ABOouK PRQks
9 nh22 ~s..sf - se1@ 80 ssSs,7s
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TyOBACCO -25 bxs Blue Hen and Chickens. Nj % sxs
Stansons Is hxs S. P Dick il Ca. .s limp; o DIS
Flower Of Aunerfca for sale at ea COOK y soN1a 4
feb21 -17l9T : Corner Main and Firststreets.
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0.IlHaa p " NKs - VIC d n u. - 3
e7se ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PuHLAC. Eff
81 mace in the Crescent City Bank'' Bnldlng
WwTTLL attend faithfully to all business entrusted 9 @
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12
FARNEEisS, HOTEL,

AA sHsas,1z u N 11'-ilst5 Fs@0RR DALZELL &
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12

:. . EsT RECEIvED-A fresh lot 81 81
" DroMn oSoes,ns-' Farm srs Satin;
Nankeenss- s4ss --s-As8 Tssninse
mia Apron onfef; G. JEWELS co. cor yine ene tr,-
a.ssz 90 nron Check rood this day si- g
(tHEelA. - ec~sss - JAMES sL0W-9 GU.
~ sale oF 4ts Mai2sstzeet, Lou,syisse. ~
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I a RELL HANGEKs
LOCK AND GUN . M III. -
NORBTNG such repairing Umbrellas, Parasos mend
- ing Brass mounslhs eAlss' AMES SPAEDIEG. y
f.'- X. Corner Fourth and Main streets
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LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for and not due 70

@RTED REEF AND TONGUEs.-1o00 LBS eStre q s.
sntf cared dried Beef; 50 extra sugar eoreo sesA
Tongues reeie Ps- Ps-sse- - 2. Il. COOK g SOM.
- eorner Hfs4# an dfst.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12

PERI case linen Diaper. reed this day snd Tor
,s -. 41s Main street. Louisville KY
GtAsHN Err FITS case CashmaIettz reed @ this day
" ~ 41s Main street, Louisville. Ey..
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Sati Sass tas;4 tas + BE st Sorsey City 800 %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
" d N X Y II A Il X r II.

SUNDAY, April So r. N.
Within the past two three days ,here have bees
more. decided Indications OF upward movement in
stocks The operations have been larger and
have purchased freely time, boyers option a date
sufficiently remote carry maturity wen into the speou-
atve ses~on. The month OF March having passed way
without the usual sringency in the money Market pub
lie confidence has become strengthened and tie DISPOSE
TIE month OF April will about close up the spring trade
with the interior bat II Win open the trade with thu sea-
port markets. We shall probably have before the close
Of this month full and perfect resumption Of internal
Eavs alton. This viii give great impetus TO oil kinds
of business, and load railroads with produce for
transportation to Eastern The immense amount
grain, &c. in every part Of the Western country will
forward rapidly the crop in the grouAd ap
breaches maturity Az 1t be clearly seen that
the growing crop viii be large one, we shall hsvs an
rush present supplies 10 the seabosrd Tbs
old crop must come forward for consum ption and we
look for an immense business our Western railroads
during the rest Of this year Cheap food will give an i'm
pulse to all manufacturing and mechanical pursuits and
n AXE all branches OF Industry more remunerstiye.
Money Is likely 70 be more abundant than ever The
FORMULATION OF peace in Europe will let loose vast
amount Of capital, and have doubt IL viii be
cheaper than has been known for years II has for some
time pest been our opinion that the aunounce nent of
peace would create demand throughout Europe for
Known and The effect upon priceBI and npon our own
markets canr OF be Otherwise than favorable The next
isrt report vi wbhoutdoub', show quite decrease 10
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los sey not Ut all employed the Turkish hori les
viii Justly be open censuIe and incur to their peril
the charge Of acting upon principles nsonssent tn spirit
and effect with the existing alliances
BrigA6 Ter General Williams writes to the fellowng
effect after referring to unexpected conmunica ion
he had received oieot Of slave dealing sh-
mai Pacbs, the Governor General OF Erzsronm:-
The buy and tepg Of slaves, by the officers OF the
their part Boys preferred by these brutss and tie
girls are seut a. brides to constantnope and until the
allied coneus are authorized 10 demand the res uon Of
these victims to Turkish sensuAity aad provided
With funds 10 send them back ~ their families Georgia.
and M the Ports IL bound bJ treaty TO send the
pitts go detected 10 the gaes for certain specified
time this Infamous traffic viii flourish AID al which
been sai1 or may be written, about aboJionary ans
simply eods mockery TO crit I'D voe.s
When saw nustspha Pschs quit the camp at Kars,
ard fswn upon the soldiers drawn out in line to salute
hin who had robbed and starved them, he was closely
followed and that At noon day by two Georgian saves
under 80 escort Of regular cavalry They had been
bought the day previous 70 his eparture and this traffic
was notorious throughout the camp.
Your lortsbip may, therefore, infer, that had the
Turks penetrated into Georgia last paign very
youtbs Of either would have escaped 20 luton and
feel bound 70 tell your ordhip my opinion this nost
Interesting subject, hich Is that II Ergtdni dies MT
aeot,atly repres MS trade By stringent tren,y Russt1
p1U oeconplish By h7 arms Ad! IS pedoe lsot her q,
pos,ession VI Georgia.
proyement has taken psce 10 this dreadful state OF things
since the foregoing despstchss penned and SEEING
that there many ndnceue ns to evae the prob
tory enscuenss issued by the sultan, the committee
woad respectfully, but most earnestly, ebreat her Ma
jssJ government to lake advantage u the present on
portunity p puate Ia sny treaty about to bs entered
i6o with Turkey not orly fr the adoption Of measures
Of the most stringent Kind for The suppression OF the
Ell sc the Tukio ionisions, bit sso or ths icaasd
ate abolition of slavery throughout them.
GEe. VIZ. ALEXANDER Chairman
Iorp i'JX's chxxToysow, secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-07

BREAKING UP OF THE ICE m CONNHCTTCUT RIVER.
-OPEsISG OF NAvrGAToy.-The mild, moist, steaming
weather Of the last three days has pretty eectus
Iy taken of the ice In the river which Is clear
'front.' Of this city. At the Narrows Niddle.own II
is still fast, bat will probably of during the next
twenyfour hours. The water is rising steadily, bat not
very rapidly has rsen at this point about three feet
city and New York the river Is clear. The
City Of Hartford will leave New York (Sotue
day. afternoon and It Is expected she will arrive
Sunday morning Business has already commenced in
the oadir Of propeers and vessels and in few days
We shall be In the midst o. the spring business ordinarily
brought about by the opening Of navigation Hundreds
who have been waiting for the opportunity of ge ting
their freight transported at the cheaper rates will b,
joced at the opening Of navigation On the rssr.-Hut-
f0rd Times, ApTil4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-07

BREAnsrurrs -Flour-Ths market continued dull, with
moderate transactions ncpog seal i1s for export
common Michigan at SO 80 s6 o., and common to on
ira State ct s. 62,e 81 and 2s Modern to good low
IS = SO So Canadian was Ia light sap0iy, and aru,
with moderate sales at 81 80 $40 CO. The lower grades
Of Southern were dull VIII d,spGMon e 0ws
Common to caoise sold at ST. "a s15 and fancy and e.
tz.a q s7kAsss7h ao< and cOrn inca, were DALI,
changed. The stock of Western was light While there
va. fair miilrg demand for prime lots Of red and
primo Canada white for milling st 81 o. and small
Eors vas du and sssdsd to lower rates With sales Of
about Is 600 $4,000 bushels, including Mixed white
:ss ed ,s s. :. as
at 66c. Rye was dull at about 81 03 from store Bar
ley and barley malt were firm. Oats were steady, and
Corr1R-Ths sales embraced about 1850 bags Rio,
At 1l1Sc &c., With small lot Of inferior, Ut 10Xc.;
100 mats Java at 16c and 100 bags Laguyaza 1t Ike
! Corrox-The market continued firm, with sales Of
about 600 bales included in which line Of oe
fsneass-To Mys.peoi scC 800 bales Of cotton we're
engaged Ad l5oO bbl rosp Al g. sd with some lsts
sns.sd a. & 70 S5 bales q cotton
we're engaged At xc; and Danish brig xss chartered
we're uneh.nsed TO California they ranged from sOo
aSe: per foot.
IRoN.-scotch pig was selling in small lots, at $50 =
$3z per ton--tix months.
A0IAss.-The sales embraced 200 800 bbIs. New Oh.
leans ut 43c. . 46c
NAVAL STORES were quiet and prices unchanged.
PROVISIONS. market was slightly better
with sales of 700 500 bbls including mess 1t S16 so
$6 62h, and $l6 IS for prime in small lotG Beet
Ssi' sas M s1 s
beef hams sold at $14 90 SIG 5O repacked West
ern mess ct $11 $13. Cut meats were firm,
71e. . Sc. and hams at 90. 0Kc. Bacon was active
andfsm; sales of 1000 boxes made to arrive in
May sellers option Short mic dies rib in at 8Xc for
half Of them, while the remainder private ter MS
The tIarsactions for future delivery within few days
have been quite largo. The Asia news had tendency
TO stien prices. Lard steady with sales Of 800
400 bbls., at exc. loc. Butter unchanged, and
cheese ranged at &c. . Toe.
RICT-Sales Of about leo caskr, At 4Lc. q 4Zc
sUGARs-Ihe sales embraced about $50 hhcs Cuba It
6bo. . Ike, with small lot of prime At g..
WHIeKEY dull. Sales Of about 100 bbs Ohio wee
reported at &c., though hsdsrs in many cases DE-.
msnded higher figure.
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there WIN som BE- current 81 Spsc,s outward thst win
give ths mcaey market Pretty severe pinch.
The following eompar alive ststemeot o, the value
Of exports bcu the ercsnsnt Of toe year 70
Anil
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11O1S,l39

Nett increase 10 April ,, 1885,. S65S
TIE exports from this port last week. distinguishing the
quantity, value, and destination each atse were
follows t
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spsds me sIportsfkn kst week vss large, and tse
Sub treasury has draw in considerably more than It paid
out We xhan not be surprised to see falling OF Of
million Of dollars In the department The disco mt
line Of the old banks has probably been moderately
d,niuished, but the bAus Of the new Park Baak msy
make the sggrsgsts large; Than last week.
The sxportson Of spece from this port last week
quite large &c win he BY the annexed stssement
eHIYhMs SPECIE FROh THs PoR1 Ngw York.
steamer Tennessee, Lagsayra Am. silver $40 600 90
Do. do. " DO. Am. god. 81 900 90
Do. Psriia, Liverpool, U. s. gold, bsrs
ana .ooo voo ~
Brig o. =. HveImo.e, Cecfuegos doub.oons. 1876 90
Bark Tahiti GsDfuegcs, Am. gcld....... 1900 90
Schooner J. G. Homa, Jacmel An. COLO 400 90
steamer Fulton, Hav.s, gold and siysr. 90 900 90
DO. do. do. gold, bars and coin. .4s4 oao y
fetal for he week 81 2A0 922. 10
Previously reported. 3,802,673 10
fCal, 1856. 81, O6l 4e5 sb
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lsslrLTtSG GoefMoN IHFoRwER. On the even
mig o. he fs'b aAtss faig n. H ps,a0ns va
lsio and assaulted Neal Btie1, prominent e1tnsss In
fcuor pfosteulicna lie dsenceS himself vi revolver
q ocnting one " lie assslAns slightly.
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CITY COMMERClAL n EXPORT.
SATURDAY. April b-6P. n.
80 bSls pots and pearl at &C., and IT, the stoek on
hand In the Jnspectiop oflce was as folfOWs:- H.
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Excess oiimpots over exports. esl
Last week was the heaviest in ths way Of noporstions
ever Known IN this port. In tae whole month Of April
last year tie icporta only s9lO7 1885, and here ws
Rave In ere week this year. than twothrds ofthst
amount Houf yortatons continue long at this rate
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"A CROSSING & TUPMAN,
H3 DEALERS IN

sAAan8 Fufnlanlo& OoO00s
OFFER for the Fail and Winter trade of 1855 the
following goods assorted in size and STYLE to suit Man
and Boy. All can be satisfied with cheap, fne, plain
aud fashionable goods In fact let the taste be 90
fastdious, confident the stock embraces GUAM.
tity and quality sufficient to please.
Expecting our customers will acknowledge facts
which must be apparent on examination, we merely
enumerste the following list of goods brought out
his season:
Beaver Over Sacks, Over Coats and Raglands;
Cashmere, Beaver, Petersham, and Cloth Business
Goats; Black and Fancy Cloth Dress, Fr0ck Coats;
cheap Tweed and Sattnett Goats; Black Doeskin,
Black Figured, Scotch Plaid Brown, Drab, and Steel
Mix Cashmere Pants cheap Cashmere and Ssttinstt
Pants; also, Velvet, Matassca Silk, Cashmere and
Satin Vests giving much variety 10 possible not
at all scanting the number Of styles, but rather in
creasing former years. have produced several
novelties tn the Clothing department. whish We
think g.nteel. Our Furnishing room contains full
stock of Shawls, Blankets, Umbrellas, Merins and
Knit Wool Shirts Silk and Buck do; also, Drawers
match the above styles of Shirts White and brown
Jeans, White and Brown Canton Flannel Drawers, Of
our own make, which recommend as perfect in at:
Gloves, Guantletts, 6uspenders Night Caps Money.
Belts Cricket Jackets, Handkerchiefs, Muflen, Cru
vats Ties aocks, Collars and last though lsest
our Inc proved Yoke Shirt, of which we have sold
240e since the Ist of last January Examination
gives subtraction and you advised to call ON
GROSHONG l. TUPMAN,
20 1S-St ITO Main street.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN HENRI

GALE OF REAL ESTATE In HENRI
~ co COUNTY, UNDER A TRUST DEED
Pursuant to the provisions of deed of trust execu
ted BY John P Tasy to the subscriber, for the pur
ed. due to James H. Poindexter which deed bears
date The 18th day of January 1885, and 10 recorded in
the clerks office of the County Court of Henrico.
shall, on FRIDAY, the 2.h day of September, 1885,
commencing at half past o'clock P. NJ, proceed to
sell at public auction, the premises, to the highest
bidder, the following Property, to wit All those four
pieces of Land in the county of Henrico that
portion of the city Of Richmond called Church Hill
and bounded follows: Beginning on the west side
of 9th street. at the distance of l16 feet from its
terseCton with the north line of street, and
ming nor.hwsrdly along said 9th street I4 feet
to street 1872 feet to alley Is feet wide; thence
southwardy along said alley l24 feet thence at right
angles eastwardly 1872 feet in line parallel to st ,
to 9th street. the place of begin aingdesgnated
plan annexed to a deed from VIM Mitchell TO Pat'k
Curry, as lots Nos A. Is, is and II. Also, another
Lot lying in said county, and bounded follows :
Beginning on the west side of 9th street. at the dis
of IS feet from it's intersection with the north
line Of street. fronting 81 feet said 9th street
and running back at angles to said street, and
wide, and designated on the plan aforesaid by the
deed, as No. IS.
Acting Trustee, shall convey with the special
warranty only
TERMs-Cash for a sufficient to pay the ex.
psnses of sale and the execution of the Trust and
terest which will be due thereon at the time OF SALE
and as to the balance of the purchase money the
terms " i'll be 10 de known at the time of sale.
Should the sale be prevented at the time above
mentioned in consequence of rain, from any other
cause tbsn the said sale will be continued from day
sale of the property 10 effected.
Sc 9-dtds LOFTIN N. Elicit, Trustee.
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ny Taylor e Williamo.


FTNRUSTEE,S SALE or ONE MOIRTY
OF THE SWAN TAVERN NOW BROAD
STREET H0TEL PROPERTY, in THE CITY
BY virtue of deed Of trust, executed By Lease A.
Goddin to the subscriber trustee, dated 18th Az.
gust 1854, and recorded In the Office of tho clerk of
Richmond Hustings Court, being thereto requested
by the beneficiary in the said deed named shal on
TUESDAY the 18th of September, 1856, at clock,
P. NJ, upon the premises, sell tho property thereby
conveyed, to wit: One undivided moiety Of lot No
7s4 in the plan of the city of Richmond situated on
the North side of Broad street, at its intersection
with 9th street, fronting $50 feet Broad street,
and running back the full depth Of said lot No 7s4
being the same lot upon which the swan Tavern
tnow Brosd Street Hote 10 situated. Also, one IN.
divided moisty Of one other lot parcel Of land ID
joining the above the West, fronting so feet on
Broad street, and running back the full depth, the
said piece Of ground having thereon large brick
building, which has bcen used - . stable for saiA
taverD which said lot of land il psrt of lot No. 7s9 in
the plan of said city.
The highly valuable character of this property II
such a. to render unnecessary . further description
thereof
TERms-Suficient in cash to pay the expenses Of
sale &C. and bonds amounting in the aggregate to
$3.50 With interest thereon from the 18th of An
gust 1854, and the remainder to be payable in such
manner as may be prescribed by the grantor In said
deed Of trust. JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Trustee
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucta. o. 5-tds
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~ DaIley's Genuine Pain Extractor
will subdue the pain and Inflammation from the
versest burns or scads in from one to twenty min
utes-end that will heal the wounds without
and effectuslly cure Fever Sores-Piles-Sslt Rheum
-Infsmmatory Rheumatism-Sore and Inhsmed
Eyes-Cuts- Wounds Bruises-Old and Inveterste
Sores-Scsld Heed-Corns and acknowledgements
Sprains-Swengs-F Observation-Disclosures of In
sects--Swelled and Broken Breast-Sore Nipples
Eruptons--and all other iniammstory and cutsneeus
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached.
Don't DO incredulous about the many diseases named
tobe cured by only reflect that the few
but positive properties which the Daley Save alone
contains and heretofore enumerated-oue to four
can reach not alone the aforementioned diseases,
but many more Lot enumerated
Query.-Do NOT REGULAR BRED PHYSICIANS PRE-
SCRIBE CALoMEL INwARDLY FOR SCORES OF BIF
PERsNT DISEASES
Each box of GENUINE DALLBY's PAIN ExTRAc.
TOR has upon it a Steel Plate Engraved Label with
the signatures Of C. V. CLICKENER l. CO.. pre-
prietors, and HENRY DALEY, Manufacturer. All
others counterfeit Price Is cents per box.
ET All orders should be addressed to C. V. Click
ener Co, 81 Barclay street, New York.
For sale wholesale and retail by
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
ln-Ssrn I95 Main
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OFFICE RICH'D L DANvILLE R. R co, !

- Notice..-TO all whom IL may Concern.
Whereas the Down Freights the Road are 30
heavy, and having no depot to admit of storage, the
Company will be constrained to deliver all said
treishts from the platform siding of the road the
Depot Lot in this city, the Trains shall
rve-said Freights to be Immediately removed by
th$se to whom it may be consigned or belong, the
Company will not be response Bile for the safe keeping
of the And the parties interested or in any
way concerned, will therefore take notice that al
down Freghts before stated will be ct their risk as
soon unioaded from the cars
II said Freishts not taken away, the same will
be stored at the expense of the owner consgnee.
C. CAMPBELL,
au 2-N Suoeriptepdent
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y Gibbs' Gallery for Patent Ambro.
scRIPrIoN-Daguerreotype copi ed into Ambrotvna,
and made permanent, If desired, to life size on
paper retaining the perfect likeness aud painted BY
hTstcisss Artists, making most beautiful and desra-
BILE style of portraits.
AmbrotyPes, in lockets, pins cases, and frames Of
ell descriptions. Pc GIBRS
Corinthian Hall, Main street. below 9Th,
fe 10 Richmond
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HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL, Main street. Sfaun.
ton, Virginia w. J. HUNTER L CO., Pro.
prietors.
" An Omnibus will always be in readiness at the
Railroad Depot to take passengers to and from this
mousse Tes OF charge. my S. 6m
.usA BATH OUTAGE, ROCK kTTS...
NTf This pleasant retreat 10 in successful ope-
INA ration. No expense has been spared to make
it place of attraction To provide for innocent and
healthy amusement Ten-pin Allies, Shuttle Boards,
Q uoit and Marble grounds have been arranged; and
indeed everything has and " i'll be done on the part
of the proprietor to make those comfortable and
happy who may favor 1t with their patronage. Riot
here.
Also, Boarding and Lodging. The rooms are nicely
fitted up and indeed for comfort and Cleanliness can
not be surpassed in the city.
jy 15-2n" THE PROPRIETOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16

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on tn. day of sale % mace Known
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centns any further information, will sddres. me
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