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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-03

& AEK6s =. LIE ., Forwarding and COulniis-
"a Sion Mtit uA&l q. Dock, kIchmUndf Va.
Thankful ior til, Nttintd To last
have made afag Is TO iueroA the ac of Boats
hour, that boat will leave other day
(Nundays excepted BY this arran een shall be able
put goods through wu day. than heretofore, md very
nearly they 20 by the s. ). H. X and much less
My charge tu forwarding fobact Is per Box and
80 per Ind winch includes Drayage wharfage when
lheeis necessity dmAage. Tho dayaEe and Wharfage
from the Basu per Box and 10 per HID The
Lock Toll, charged by the James River kanawha Co for
passing at'e cts Ton about Ct Tor Boxes
aud cts lltt Having these of location
Wiling Tor customers the benefit ana charge only
iair pce y hoping thereby larger
business.
My personal attention will be- given sales produce
purchase oil goods Commission. a. 5. LEE.
IN a.
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BSEb w EEN RhshueND AND n. rsrs.
- NORk.-STEAMSIIIP j IAN EST w y .asazl.xs,rss
The l. ) Mail steamship JAMESIDN \, in
napd ottapL ltWfs PAhRsu leaves New York regularly
every sATI RDAl AFTERNOON nj o'clock, fpr Rich
mend She viii not take any freight from City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every II ESDAN AFTER.
NOON nj o.vlse Is, Tor New York.
Those desmB ship by her must have their goods here
Monday Passengers desiring take this ship here
State=lioom secured by addressing ns by mail
" The ROANOKE, Capt aRfNSLlt stups nj city Point.
where sn" viii laud and receive freight both the jamestown
and he Roanoke receive and land passengers Cy
aud Norfolk. LtDLAM n WAT~ON.
Irhm nd Nu
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jan 25 dts JOSEPH RuMMEL.
A,nr MELApaEsOEI .X NCMwtKG.-D

. Ms BRO DYEts Richmond, Va, beg to Inform the
lynh5ug that they prepared 10 execute
every desert piu silk. Cotton Nooen ycng Clean
New York elSeN here. We hay e
machinery and the best of workmen and guar
antoc satisfaction patrons Merino silk and DE Lain
dresses dyed fashionable coloTs suit the OF the
Shaws every description dS ed cleaned Grape
Shawls dyed scarlet crimson other culos TO import
ed Nevus dyed equal Silk DRESSES cleaned aud Grease
win. removed We Intend do work equal 10
establishment the niicd States espociully solicit
the patronage the citizens IyuchburE and vicinity. Gen
tcmens Garments dyed and cleaned to look equal to
DENNIS ~ BRO,
Successors To !. W lines Franklin opposite Meropoli.
ian all Ripbt Va lspri dis
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a ,REAE NOEEEsasHN a y Cd !, -l..t.a,s....1
u SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE BE ~ sSrrsa.s~slrXts
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
ION via NlRGINlA CT NIkAL AND ORANGE ND AL
EAANDkIA RAILROADS The Hight Train earLs Brua
O'Clock, allow ing minutes passenger
the Richmond and Daiyio Railroad supper Omu
bus nee OF charge
FARE BY NIGHT LINE
Richmond to Gordons vile. %
Gorionsvllc to Washington by Orange Alexandra
,
IL. ID. WHIICOMB, Sup rransporta
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fNuE stcam.hip- JAMEsrONN md ROAM
4 oKE having been thoroughly ovelhaulel and
ptc order have resumed their places in the line New ork
The JAMESTOWN, Captain PARISH, leaves Richmond
every Tuesday afternoon nj clock r New York and City
Point evening after The arrtN al of the Cars
burg and Petersburg touching only at Norfolk.
the ROANOKE, CAPTAIN SKINNER, leaves city Point every
saturday morning after tho arrival the Peters
burg, tol New York touching at Norfolk
Passengers by the South Side Road leaving Lynchburg
Tuesday and Friday mornings, VIII connc wuh thu Steamers
A. city Point
Passage aud Fare from Lynchbnrg New York by either
Ship S4 Stecragc Passage only 81.
For further Information apply to
LEE. JOHNSON 4 Co
1-l&cts Agents New York 4 Va q.
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heso vessels of the first class built expressly this
trade and have superior accommodations for passengers
They commanded by experienced taptpius vel, mali.
fled fer the trade, and who viii spare accom-
modate
They will be owed mp and down the river ny steam and
may be relied 10 sail promptly advertised Merchants
going North or ordering goods from Boston, will
their interest to ship by this line il is the only regular
and freight VIII always be taken low any other YES
sells and every effort will be made by the agents Richmond
and Boston to give satisfaction
We respectfully ask aud hope suec obtaining full
Share of patronage
The vessels viii lie in Richmond the Dock in Bos
RowrS Wharf
DAVID WIN. CURRIE Richmond
ALLEN y WELTCIl, Boston, Agents
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ANn .UumER GOODs.

- Fancy Siiks and sir Robes.
Pain Black Silks ali qualities,
Bsrage Drgandio aud lacpnei Robes.
Thread Houston Lace Muslin and Lawn Seiis every va
rirty,
tpu4bra striped solid and fancy Mouslin de Ianes
Parasols Umbrellas Coruets. whaebone stool aud reed
skirts,
Org indie French and other Lawns full assortment
varying IN price from iai to - cents
Tor sale by JAS S1iGLiR 90
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h"ht Nsi's No. 1, AnONItYED s,puH
ana fLhie is respectfully called com
pound Tor Their approaching spring planting
Inc Mhruat bcEs
they may always depend upon being supplied win uy\I.
NE ANp INFORM AKIILlt, for he
Ia pefS" the entire process OF manufacturing and putting NJ
i'e W
Tins article has been before the community for the mn
TIod oi hfe ynals during which yse m
large hhlnbcr VI me most !eputcd Chemists
anu mas been irti bt various Farmers
~ tho mon win almost unYary ing .rha one Of
the best proofs of lis value Is the greatly Increased demand
unprecedented ia The history OF Artificial Fprtll,r aud moi
tqtaIcl ny Peruvian GuanO Itself
mhch advantage, from the tact OF the
matter III 'uao in this prcarten 1eug chemically fixed
agent only dlssipailhg tSc r"Er incorpu
WIN the THIS
mated Will soluble phosphate, OuCurs
all descriptions, and by them
found quite active IN Inducing maturity tano
ana nuch more durable and iUrtlfyus
lat
As there large number Of upper Phu>patrs in market
iui me tai"e OF winch Would not r,sIuIyic
tarm St} request all PURCHASING carc to ubn Tue
HENtNh Ak a. hch VIII ., b, iny a.. rt-
ana 10 then hoid my sci saul rnar ct
ed Consumers aud dealer, ~ bv mat fr,.
with myself
MtnSks H. { HARDY co are IN, aecr, li,,d an
ole AgtAta tyi lHc g.y ot Petersburg.
dsrtsat"ral c'rm'staad soa irolyietor Haa4D.oos L
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-03

~ We take pleasure In announcing TO our friends and all
others who be la o. something
II fablo coffee Spoons well Dining aud Dessert
Forks mhde Of Albata aud plated with pure Silver
have received bot Of the above goods the
uaeturer III be pleased sell them the very lowest
prices. The patterns very desirable aud the quality Of
the a So.i Remember The house
m ~ 4
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.
Oaice Of the -. ~. Railroad 90,
ffrEh-BuHe. Sept -. ls5G !
NXvBNTEK sCUEDIIE.-,---u, mn -a<sxzz..ss

w On ard after wednesday. the Isl "a W. TS3|Es
day Of October. tia. Mai aud Passenger TX
ii leave Pcfersurg daily fSunaays excepted at
"elnck. 4 VI srrive At Bnrkese function Il NJ and
L. uehbarg st4 30 l. NJ
Leave Lynchbnrg 30 p'cloek A NJ Arrive at Burke
vile Junction. at II NJ aud at Petersburg at3r n
g u ALLSTP.
Spuc
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ArOWIuN a AIENANOEK.
nRia street

NOWLIN n ALEXANDER,
~ Main street,
ITSCHHUNd Va.
OFFER ron SAFE 4 LdRGE AND JdBIED STOCh or
sUGARs-Nrw Orleans tuba anil Coffee Sugars, Loaf
Crushed aud Powdered do.
COTfEES-MeN Crop Klo Old Government Java and La
guyra Coffee.
SAIT-Aalons Fartory-f filled In clean Sacks
PLASTER Mountain Plaster Ground and ia Lump.
IRON-tOunry Hammered Rolled Iron. Tyr IRON Nail
Rods. Band. oval linrso Shoe and every Mud
Of Iron
STEEL Histered Cast and Shear s"el--sl. Ayes
FLOW MOGLDS-We keep supply always On hand.
LEATHEK-Solr. Upper aud Harness Leather
BALE tOTION-AN numbers and s4ca ftom Southern
Factories
GUANONo. Peruvian In quantities. To suit purchasers
TEAS-Impcrla Green Teas aud Black Tea all qualities
NOLAsSES-New Orleans aud Museovado Molhssos
LIQUORS-Fine Ola whisky Apple Brandy, Kun, French
brandy, aud tine Liquors oi ali Kinds
Cotton Cloths Calico, tottOI Batting Blankets Linens, DC
Iqnorice Cases and Sweet oil tor Tobacco Manufact
all which invite lie attention Of Planters and
Country Merchants, old established stand Man
STRAIT. Lyuohbnrg
We sell Commission. Bacon Lard Butter Country Lin
Tobacco Wheat Corn and Produce generally an oicit
consignments mar I'd dhets
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ITALIAN ManBLE TILE, 10, noo,.ng, n,
MI I tai MIN .AllllI..NL

=
VIRGINIA TnRAsH1Nti NatsiINg.-Wc
engaged in making large number of these Ma.
chimes for the Harvest of 1887 and from and
several years past with tho addition very
machines which and will give the
unqualified endorsements The advantages claimed by for
the Virginia Thrssher others In general the fol
lowing list lis strength and simplicity 2nd Its abii-
do work than can he performed by any other four
horse machine 3rd II portable and easily hauled by two
horses Jh We have also succeeded In removing what has
heretofore been obj couable TO wit The necessity
speed the Of the horses machines being
accomplish greater motion with le speed in dr
wing
We give the many testimonials in favor Ma
ohinee;
AMHERST COUNTY, VA. 1919.
MfssRs, II. s. WHTTFMoRi Il BRoTHkI--6 5css Tho
four horse Power Thasher purchased you July
crops with Taking of about five thousand
bushels, and nave given the entire satisfaction nil
have thrashcd Tor The from thoroughly
cleaned of grain than by other thracr
and the grains are less broken have worked with three
horses. and once with only Ii is surprising
what ease the machine isworked Yours respectfully
TltOS. W. JONES
We will also furnish Reapers and Mowers dhereut kinds
Sineairs Propeller Straw Cutter, superior machine HEX
oks Cicles and Wine MIL Flows Cradles Wheat Drills
&c, &c. al the Lynchburg Agricultural Works
WHIITEMORE JOSIIN,
ma cots Successors 10 II. y WhtiemoTe X Bro.
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MERCHANDISE. &C.

yu,O TIKI g.ADgEs.-J1st openca 1000 Yards
OF white Brtlans assorted figures suitable for Dresses
Aprons and skirts at 10 cts yard with now supply
Of Nantes and parasos JOHN ABRAHAMs.
may 5,s
ItIOvER sgED.-tOO Bushels prime tie-
Y i Seed Just received aud for sale by
m. ,ts IEE JOHNSON a CO
DIETER th0u ever iW price ond q"n'pt.-
apened 40 skrs teaid and whliel Mt -
cents Grass s7 rs Whaiebope at 81 p with
fue assortment II Embroidered do $500.
sn9,s JOHN ABRAHAMS
ArEW Spring. asODDs.-lanc- n spghr
~ GO. receipt Of th'ir spring aud summer
Stock Of Staple ry Goods Contractors Planters
and artnsrs the best sorf suiud To their
wants Offered and determined to sni a.
rhean "a any oth.r House. cal purchasers be
for. tuvipg JAMES A SriGLER & co.
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f6H rhlLsriLr,iis nNp n 90 MrA A.,

Steamers CIty of Richmond, Cant sltcurtI
Pannsy lya ANA, Ilu
Virginia. Ronu
composing tins Line, will leave Philadelphia every W elncs
day ana Saturday, and y Point every Monday and Thurs
day alternately 800
tktl6hl taken fof Philadelphia and Boston via Phad,
phIi, through by Seam at moderate
i'Ssago ana + are to Philadelphia, s. "
" NJ z. PORTER cor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-03

NAV YORK PACKETS. This home a. IS
line composed Of the following vessels and sails
from Ne"lork every three days. AL owned In tia. city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-03

II u
l. Minutes IN twelve he and r,t,st
mtnt OF Cod ana SILVER Patent Lever Watches IN Virginia ia
now Tor SAFE at iDAlAS NON lAN'S Watch M
fstabISlmoh liz has atchcs from all
ted makers and OF superior quality and
WE'VE months u YOU want I" si superior Watch he
10 bn5 II" NOW Ian, and yuu will certainly good
time Tic has tile fashionable assert
III nj ot Jewciry Ia be found IN tin, market
Petersburg. a 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-03

IV'Es'~S'' Wv TT ~
propose PURCHASERS PAM take ppr I,.,r,
trial in order say their aiai, m
tore paying for them
Twenty experience part satisfies our W mind
and could fifteen hundred persons unite nh ~
in the opinion. tn establishment North South. can, M
Silly furnish bettcr cheaper, rurnts than d.,
my lids f. = NASH
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PETERSBURG DVERTIsEYENTs


Il MISSION AND fDIN ARDlNG MERCHANTS An,
DEALERS IN GuANO AND AGRICu 1URAl. lM,j
MEMS PETERSBURG, VA-lrodure cousguleuts sli,i,.d
which will the personal partners NJ,
10 John VI. Dcy Dr james Saunders Sunni Miller Ami. =.
Eucker, fyi chburg Thomas aiace, Hon John T. MAJ ~
McI~aine, VIM I. 10 mes Petersburg, Narw iek an
dale, Haxall Il Co, Richmond THOMAS BRAA,Ji
JAS. K. BRANCH
iy 2G-d2cts J&D 4. BtANIu'
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N/B T. CiilLDREI, former conductor ON ). ;. Rail Road
and John Dickcrsou, the firm OF Il +. Chidrey Co.
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER
CHANTS
Petersburg. Dollogbrook street
JOHN DICKENSDN. u. r. EHILDREY.
may 2y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-03

~ y al W hulr sale, 10y Ten LNSON " EbDllI. who
nave no" IN store superb Stock, embracing french German
British and American abrcs all winch iay. been scl,.
with great care and attention by tim at the very
lowest cash prices ''
more inviting Stock for the wants of the North Carolina
and Virginia trade cannot be exhibited North o. South
fuhcHa aud responsible invited to give o,r
ototh an eAainiaon and Judge themselves the syIe,
and prices. n sycamore Strso,
21is p,,orsI'nr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-03

Il WILLIAMS & sos have inst received fult a.sort
of the aboYr Watches IN hnn II karat Hunting Cases
aud beautiful designs -also a hnn assortment .
Johusous Watches,
Bods
Ialias
David Daylpr'."
A OF which VIII be sold very terms the SRr
of tie t,t, IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-03

all d which viii be sold very reasonable Sign
ct tlc Eagle Ian 11.fs
uDEAhGS.-Uhc e.Odirs can ind = Wa
y LIAMs q ms. the hnest and beautiful set If
Pearl tconpri offered In TITS market together win
finn Roman. Mosaic Pearl.
lrl Coral Of the beautiful description some
very hne Mourning aud Second Mourning Sets Of atc
syle whr they have opened and would glad
~ the lovers uf he boa fui" Cali convinced
nice lot of Silver Gohlets, MHgs, Mustard Cups.
Stands Napkin Rings spoons every description Chdfpus
Toys, &e just received, and which they offer cheap.
IS
NEW PLATED WARE.-taiI nj j WILL
y LlAMS SONS aud see lot Of Plated Ware Just
cctNcd Ina Is
11iATED sIKAWHEHRH BOWLS
! thing nice and entirely
ma Its J. WILLIAMS q son \
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAl-
NEv m A X TX E n.

rrpp.Y, April 1s-s 2. ~
me stock market generally vas lower 10 day. win
considerable activity wO ssnad impossible 10 susals
prices. Al the nrs, bors0 - York Central Rbircsa
fell OF X per cent; Castor 61mQ1. X; Erie, X; Had.
con River Railroad, I; Realise ~ NIrh'gsn siutbsrn,
i Panama, AZ, Illinois Cortvss Railroad, 1; Cleveland
and Ptsburs, q; Cleveland ard -roledc, ~ 'Cn'c'so
and Rock Island, X. The sales Of Michigan southern
Railroad were very large tor the opening, and the
probability 10 tina, at that time the sopply Of stock
pu, upon the make, viii he very great Tns
decline In Panama s announcer Illustration Of tue
arsrcierins prncy pursued Oy our most prom
inert rsirosd Composites large loans are secretly made
and the stock ,od by those IN The secret While toe gre
mass OF The stockholders kept 10 Ignorance, 70 get
out 90 they can.
Mthe csnd board 10 day he Market -, shade or
'vo better small amount Of busipe' vas transacted
but generally at nale better prices Reading went up
per cent; eslens and Chicago, X; IA Crcrs and MI
vnusie, y; CLEVELAND and Toledo, " Ne~ York Cen
irL Railroad decrned 4 per cen. nchissa soushers
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The Ohio river

PrrrsBu so, April u, 1887.
mo water the channel Of nc river al this point mcs
surss 10 feet inches, and Ia Milling
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
rHuapstPmA April II, 1857.
Stocks heavy. Pennsylvania Sc, e3x; Reading Rail
roso aex; Lnrg Island Railroad, 10; Morris Canal, 10;
Pennsylvania Raiiroad. 4sx
ssv oruAss, April II, 1851.
Cotton nrm. Sales 70 day, $500 bales Rsoe,pW 70
day $50 bales sugar quiet. Meas pork, s2 So Ex.
chsnse on LONDON. 81 per cent
CHAuryrov April l8, 1887.
sies OF cotton today COO bates average decline
or No. hddfug fair 10 selling q, 10
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From tho south.
BALrxoss, April II, 1887
Tampa dates are 70 tho Sth nss but thsrs no Indian
news. General Kearncy was III Fort Myers.
Nurses we're being collected In New Orleans for Walk
sfs army.
Eighty Tvs voyksss On The Tshuansspso route had
turned l. Mes OYcans
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Ex-Pr.sid Fierce at aome.
CoscoRD, n a., April Ia, 1857.
Ell Presdsn, Pierce arrived h ho In Concord shs
evening.
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Exclusive straw Hat W.rehOuse.-We are
prepared IN cier the retsil he both tie
county entirely ard dessbe STOCK mxsufsc
sxpressly for III trade sag
part and desirable styles for and boy,
toge her it'll the lara ct aud ole'e
chidrens richly trimmed strs bats offered every
ole AsipR strictly Of manufacture thereby surins
uufo nifty OF finish other sie ob0ed and enabling
70 ofer gseater sdvAntases 10 buyrvs
A LAL SD CO.. I50 Broadway.
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Holmes Photographic observatory, $50
Brosdws and Union Portraits ST. Ard shilling
views, 40.
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CebAQieh Hour Wab nfm abd TOT oOmmOn FTH17u Wt'e
&c per barrel big' or, with sales OF 400 o0t ooh
souih,p brands sso better for spe io~ss grades
wish ssi.s Of 1000 l2oO balls o. ton rage OF
prices s,v.n above Rye -four wss N modorA's de
mspd NJ 80 SO . 81 90 Tor nna ssd supsruae Corn
meal was quiet q Ss Is 50 Is Tor No Jersey
Wheat MAS quiet, and medium lover gre a
were more or less Dyninal about eco blshes Il
VIII Southern ee'e sold ,t 81 60 smah lot OF psor
red wss por Cd snch Afforded 01toruu OF
me stnIe III toe OJrn 10 s0oa dsmssd and
qrite nrm The sAles emO sosd aood, 81 Quo bushels,
ipouc ed 10 vtich 1900 oTsheir mixed o. Ito
and consisted OF sonsbe'n sud Jersey aew
81 TOO Ryo 1rm $50 Q voc tor Northern. ia
~ aoy win fair saes, al Ole sSo for ssa and
II tSc . no Tor Wes,erp
IoFrsB The na'ket vas firm snd quiet; loo . 400
bags Rio soid at 10 Seetiy circulss gives ia,
following account OF the ia mArkst:
Sock bi RIO Tan VI Ap-u, 1887, osss ....i0 7D
Received aimee 10 date per Alice 4639; per u. n
ro.ns.pd q 79s coast vine 1 6S4 ..,... SOS
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An Interesting Divorce Case.

Bosros April II, 1857.
mo Dalton di voros case oonmsnoed before Judge
nsrr,ch, Of the Supreme Court this morning II b .
sequel 70 The Coburn asd Dalton assault oass which 70
suited In The dsaih OF young Summer
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Gems ~ AIt.-Barcoien q Hopes Photo
graphs, smbrotypes taken 20 and 20
Bowery admired and sough Call specmens
Taken oAily rain sh'ne
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The Southern Steamers.

CHARLESTON April II, 1857.
The United sates mail stca sship haron Cspt Forbes,
hom New York, arrived here this morning 81 o'clock.
THE ALABAMA AT SAVANNAH.
sAvAssAH. April H. 1857
The United states mail steamship Alabama, from New
YorK arrived here this moreinE.
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aallOtyPcs,

DAaUKRRROr up ss
0URNEY challenges the Photographic world to produce
pictures In the above equal TO those made his photo
graphic palace of no. SO BroSd~gy.
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EUs I'm, ID e1ks". Gag ~e"s OF MS aas
iossess Of ~ renssr snd tibet, RELIGIOUS
csu's. An apr 'p'isss 'od e's YES Hel've's' by VI
No-d.p on the oocasor u ~ni;h ,hs P-esteBt rso'e
n,'ioGiy. several other pr~s' Ssoa ncns
vno1 taere was silver pitcher to Mr.. Vice. sos %
oo%' !...d ,.a, o the ss.osn' .aa silver 'a''s :"
p Joscbinsssn Esq has ossn elected President Of
the Hebrew Bspevosst Soosssy
The steamer Empire ssats OF the Fall River lss, ~
rived here ut ~ O'Clock yesseres' n oriias. nNs'in
usndioG the s,o'm rho reduosd rates Tor pas
s'gs aud freight 70 into effect 70 cav, the iSsa.
Ooasv .ss..eGsAsx-- u'usx sAa1
-. sCr..n oocm.0,o.,s-r.,s l. so. 81 sol TO-
~ . uSs .ss w. s,s sSo ss 'ps ~ s ls
1875 1870 lss7 ls2u, 1879, 1880 ltal 1857 1885, ,sa
1880 1888, 1881 1855 sss; u.', i.n. i.sS :.
auPIsns Couls-Spen.l Ts-w -Hos l51, 90, "a, 63,
l'7. lel. lie. so>, ala sas ss4. 1so 2s1
sur..oa Oou.s =" Eat $50 ss6, asr. ass sai. ao2,
So So al ssh SIS s $40 81 49,
oo::o- r,' =, p" No y: $40 g, Ts. s,a s,s
Sic, tSs TO SOC 'pc us,ve Ass %esk, AL.
Notice 10 tho Political s'rses.os sf Fremont.
The honest and cutspoken political supporters OF
John c. Fremont are earnestly advised to form. as
soon as possible, stonding committees and clubs in
every toscn. precinct, distict. city county Of the
United States and thus prepare the way properly to
enter the field for the Presidency in 1860. Unless
the friends Of Fremont bcgin at 10 act in this
way, he and his supporters will be cheated by the
corrupt politicians who are now seeking the ma
nagement and control of the republican masses
throughout the country. Now is the time to begin
the great movement for 1860 by forming honest
centres Of union and intelligence against corruption
fraud and incipent revolution.
Tine Use of BIandeth's Pnis Will Insure
health because they take all impure Of he blood
raop for these valuable pills do force bu. tday
sture opposed but harm ohe with her Sold
No. 43 Canal street. No. %6 Bowery and No 24i Hudson
street
the Most EIsg CANT Hats or tSe season - The
haas tn which We allude may be found at EsPEkCAkIDs
LIS Nassau street.
Hass,-Hats Mt Reduced pricea On and
this tse offer for beat quilts Of slE
for 81 Of superior quality 10 those cold for 81
70 Greenwich street. betwesn Warren sad Mu.rsy
NDox's Spring style OF HAT Sale, at No.
22 broadway OF Fulton Also spring for boys
Brady's Lower GabeUy. 2O5 Broadway,
corpeH OF Fulton street uand photogr apis
conv enient for those ECU pied down town
The Imperial PhotoS r~ an. Uasque AppIi-
cation Of the ar In effect Of unusual AND
preventing the combined vantsRe Of painting flush with
the tnh OF the camera To be procured st BhADYs $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15
Marine Disasters.

Loss OF rHK scHooNxR JOHN YRKDKRrCx AT SANDY
HOOK.
MSpr HOOK, April II, 1887
hs soAoosss John Frsdsiok, soule msssss four days
from Philadelphia with coal for Boston, ashore
Sandy Hook his morning, u O'Clock, during the north
esss gala thick fcs prevailing Of the time. Tue Grew
we're saved By NE great sovs Of NJ Cummings, opsvs
w u he telegraph station ana NJ. FARRELL manager q
NE nsws scht Of The associated press.
Loss or THE STEAMER RESCUE
ST. Lorrs, april 10, 1881.
The steamer Rescue sunk the losh lnssaat through
COMING In collhion win the Rock leland bridge Several
cher have also bsan injureA from NJ
cause since the Resumption Of navigation.
LOSS OF THE SCHOONER DELAWARE.
NoxyoIk, April H. 1857.
Ths schooner Home, nom Ponoe, Porto Rico r~ports
The schooner Delaware, Of and from E6garovs lost IN
~biis squat long Co. lat ~. The captain and orsv Of