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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13

SISIEthave II day received lot OF NEW SLY III
CLoAKS KAGLAND~ AND CIECIt AR CLoAK2, which
are d, idelly elegant in s'Hr have ever seen h'
b, New York md ava ,dvised !" ask uWi
original wlirh is Mi that won't tor them
will decidedly
goods ed in this market
have .ccve lot If those handsome and III
decd fine BpNNErS scl at q! 20 and rs Now is the
time Get cheap goods hef'" the new year Come and
you will sre, be pleased. and VII hn! -, ,
ha almost mention fh' Black Brown in>h a',
y. aver FLATS eir.S ard Fuss f variety ami
ZEPHYR CAPES AND HOODS for girls and b. Us Of any
40. ar in. A =. ENGIEDuFE
.li. At kAl.'s l'nrIer, LynrhbnrE a.
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From Rr J. T. Htqas Pastor Of idrent Chn}ch, Roston
DR, AyER:I have used Your PHr with 'Ntaoinary suc
my family aud among those am called /, SIT Ia dis
To regulate the of digestion and purity the
blood they the best remedy hayc known and
I confidently recommend ihcm friends
Yours J. V. HINES.
WARSAW. WYnNING co. y Y oct "a lsJ5
amusing ''ahart Pills. Ia my practice
IND lind them exceot dvo to cleans" the system
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ANEW COODs.-JOuN II. DAVIS 4 co.,

ANEW l:OODS.-JOHS r. DAVIS a. CO.,,
~ offering for puddle inspection,
Ii stock Of shasonable Dry Il oDS
part ali the newest styles of Ladies' Dress
shaw lis Collars and Sleeves, Gloves, Hosiery
&C. STOCK Of Cloths Cassncrs and Neslimgs I'm
lete and special cal. T." their stock OF GOODS
FOR SERVANTS. consisting of Ga ami ~ fuled Cloths.
heavy Saifincs Plaid Linseys and blankets full stock
Furnishing Goods consisting in part al Velvet brur-
scs Iugriu and Vcuian Carpetngs Rugs Floor
Oh Cloths, Curtain Materials, Table LINENS &c
1875
NNGEARURG:, DL(ENDER 3D., 1SJS.-
IL COUNTRY JEANS AND WOt,LEN Socks hat..
store SALE large and superior lot of COuNli
JEANS AND WOODEN SOCKS. which will sell cheap or
cash Gail an see Them. Idee 3ds J. q. SHEARER
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AyEGIOEs w y NTED.-Vhe subsrribrr con-
~ nn.s mari, fpr NEGROES both sexes, between
the ages 30 years ineHdiug Mechancs such ~
his vii. the highest MARKET
prir, cash is c new erected brink building on
st or vuch of the Farmers Bank
he (havnR erected buildings with INST
view grucs II Lynrhhurg for sale an in"d
and keep them as II they were placed
II the Jail Of the Corror alton ....
oct ID ectmosft.i SETH WOODBRIDGE
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DyscutcVy. krtnN. mud Worms

Posr brfi'E, llaHrLANp, Inv co. MI'u Nov 10, 1888
bH AYIK; Your Pills IN" perfection al medicine They
have done witc good than tell She had
been sick and puinR for months N"t"n T." Ice doctor
I'D At but better She then commenced
fakng pills which cured her hy rNptllnE ntEr
lluan Of al. adj from her uny They afterwards
cured her aud cldren bn"dy 1AseuI"ry Dne al
nrghburs had bad, and wife cured HIM wh tive do.
pills white others arpUad paid from five to
dollars bills and murh time, without he
entirely then Snrh icur which
II actually good and honest will he pm dhcre
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~ PAMPIIk's DEPOT, Appomauox. Va, Dec ID, 1855
MEssRs WHTTEMoRE & JosLIN-Deay Sirs PLEASE send
mo- by train more of your LEFT-HAND STEEL
FLOWS patent They certainly the best Flows
have een ght raught and In fact Ia respects
Your earliest attention In regard TO the Flows desired
Yours with mueh respect,
dee dis THos. r. MATTHEW'S. j
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"MAxsMa."-A .lc.rrmi .n lion 4"

excel in variety .lrst materials. eli and
le ptir ~orkianrl Euarity IN ilt,s anu
liyjlg II III, lus'nU which fl.ASN
EAINE Is he>r thrh h0> 9cInIred pubic iafi
support; aui by fss;hg in thu" they Will MAINTAIN
mi , x,,,, IN "A, an ,,ii,n
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NEW GOODS.
FIRS STO OK OF
FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS.


The subscriber having just returned from the East, begs
leave to state that he offer in ucements in Dry
Goods pging himself he will sell Is
than any other house in the city-ior cash.
Particular attention is called the following TENS.
French CGOOdR.-l5O pieces Of SILK, ali c,lors and
excellent quality black SILK only
55c worth dollar yard the very quality black
Sxs the Eagle brand for only $l25, al sold at 81 80;
STRIPED Silks, B:yalere, Satin ETC.
quaLtty ami very cheap: qaljty
100 PieceI French NEerInO OF all coors: an ex-
eelIent quality only 5jc. yard 53 Wide the
best Of Lupon' Nerno always sold at from 50 l5JI will
1902 pieces Of CObnr rigs n nd E0nrnmctIOs fine
Sualty such as always sells for 3c yard for only
All wool plain De I.aines, all colors, Lupon's
make, for only 3I1%c varI.
All Wool PIuids, double width, best quality at
Soc Rchsile robes also robes de Bavadere aqu
les robes de Champs large greatly reduced
prices "
10 cases OF Prints best STYLES neat and small figured
fast colors warranted from to cts worth 1917
yard and some as low as 81 cents ward.
Blenchcd ShecItuS uHd shifting M HSIIn OF
all widths and prices client qu4ltv4 wide at only
lOc and some very good a. low As Gc; Brown the
plete assortment brought city, OF all possible
FurU! FHrD! EXTR AORnINARY BARGAINS LA.
dies desiring to provide themselves with beautiful and
genuine of Furs this season. will find 1t their advau
tag. examine my Stoc before purc sing as nv asor
bly, lower, having purchased the direct the
4nl MlnuEacurers and ONLY Tor cash il gives coDsIcra
cheap. Russia Sable Mink, Stone Martin, French Sable,
Pitch Lynx ennets and ali the usu al yaretle have in
large abundance AMI at all prices.
Blnn keGS-15O pair 1914, ia and 1874, very cheap
In Blankets can offer great indu cem-nts
CuFpetN-1Ol pecas of Carpets Of all kinds Brussels,
Three Ply, superine, InEran, all Wool, etc will sell
goo quality A Clrpt at Poo and superior quality, all
Bruss-l Hearth Rug 81, only
quality Velvet Rugs the largest size, always sold 49,
ALEX HEYMAN,
Usp17 1871 Main Street.
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r AN now Offering splendid assortment of all kinds and
colOrs OF Fren.h Merinos, some OF them worth 1928
for Use. all won Pais worth T5c DOC; Broche Shaws
$tJ 90 81; Chenelle shawl great
lance and reduced prices; Fancy and Black
Silks, ch one per yard worth 75o all wool
Dc Laines worth Soc for 81 Fifty pieces Thlbet Cloths
worth 31c for CSC, all colors; Embroidered and White
Goods At nearly Onehalf have pay generally;
DIES improved shape HOOP Skirts at astonishing low rates.
PannelS Of description, among which will be found
of the finest Welch and Country Flannels warranted
not to shrink; heavy and fine Ladies' Wear-in
fact of the c1mDetest assOrtments OF FANCY DO
MESTIC DRY GOODS in the CITY. Receiving goods daily
Of thu latest styles made here and imported thereby keep
Ing full all and prices
will satisfy the most parcular-'or CASH OXLT! Cash
buyers particularly invited t. give CALI
fore purchasing elsewhere, No. 30 Main
Wheeling ioctlGl JOHN ROEMER
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THE TN FELLIGENCER.
THE BEA U7YFUL.

Scatter the germs Of the beautiful,
By the wayside let them fall,
That the rose may spring by the cottage gal
And the vine on the garden wall;
Cover the rough and the rude OF earth
With veil of leaves and flowers,
And mark with the open bud and cup
The march of summer hours.
Scatter the germs of the beautiful
In the holy shrine Of home;
Let the pure, and the fair, and the graceful theI
In their loveiieSt lustre come;
Leave not trace Of defornity
In the temple of the heart,
But scatter about its hearth the gems
OF Nature and of Art.
Scatter the germs of the beautiful
In the temple Of our God
The God who starred the up!ifted sky,
And lowered the trampled sod;
When He built temple for Himself,
And home for his priestly race
He reared each arch in symmetry,
And curved each line in grace.
Scatter the germs of the beautiful
In the depths of the human SOUL
They shall bud, and blossom and bear thee fruit
While the endless ages roll;
Plant with the flowers OF charity
The portals Of the tomb,
And the fair and the pure about thy path
In Para disc shall bloom.
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E. GEST Pres't, W. w BAILEY, Act supt,
Cincinnati. GAINESVILLE, o.
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uhls-1y

SHEET MUSIC.
stock OF sheet music musical works &C., &C.
in the Western country.
81 Music sent to any address, postage free.-4ga
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HONORABLE ENPL0YNEN7'
BY JOHN WEB STER.

Oh, my lord, lie not idle:
The chefest action for man of great spirit
Is never to be ont of action. We should think;
The soul was never put into the body,
Which has so many rare and curious pieces
OF mathematical motion, TO stand still.
Virtue is sowing Of her seeds;
In the trenches for the soldier in the wakcful
study
For the scholar; in the burrows of the sea
For men Of our procession: of all which
Arise and spring up honor
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j. 7. SCOTT.
FIR e SH RRIV Al
4 I a z IL
THE
LIVER INVTGORATOR!
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUNS.

X.
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
Is ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER Me-
DICINEs now before the public, that CLhqrtic,
known 1t is not only Cattaric, but Lire" remedy,
acting hrst on the Liner to eject its morbid matter then
the stomach and bowels to carry OF that matter thus
compshing two purposes eEectualiy, without any
painful feelings experienced in the operations of o.
hGrcs. It strengthens system ut the same time that
1t purEGs ii; and when taken daily il moderate doses will
strengthen and build it up with unusual rapidly.
The LLIER Is one Of the principal regulators of the
human body and wnen it performs its functions well,
Is almost entirely dependent the healthy
s soT @ sn snG I the
system suffers in consequence .of orgauthe LIVER
ran one OF the D~onr.toTs-hSs NV, 10 :; nc ~, =;
practice Of more than twentyOyetrs, find remedy
it is liable. witch
bl I'd % TtTEF P5FSs
has but 70 G try bottle a1conyctiontS certatn
the system, supplying therpIace healthy flow Of bic
PKYTSG T f99 STooh food p dEss we'll
whole machinery removing ~the cause OF the disease
BILIOUS ATTAcKs ares-curea, AND. WHAT Is
BETTER BETTE PRIIEVESTEB, blythe occasional Of the
eating sur to relieve the stomach
and prevent the food from-risinG and sourng.
MARE. z '''''''S' prevents H''1i
9ay and 'G's taken SoS f3 H 2Sssn' the
on l3se tn as n after each meal win DYSPEPSIA
One bottle taken for fe- male the
SI rsvcs G ;Sft while
One dose often repeated isca sure cure for CYOLERA
| HOHBGS, and a preventive. OF CLOLEHA'
| ESH3 Only bottle to throw ont NJ the
system the ELECTS OF medi-cinc after long sickness
One bottle taken for.aJ ATNDICE removes All sal.
IoWuess or unnatural color-from the skin
One dose taken shortt!ne before eating gives Wig.
or to the appetite, and understood digest we'll
One dose often repeated, cures CHROME DyAP.
| RH0sA in its forms while S UMJCER and
bOREA complaints yieldZalnost to the first dose.
One or two doses cures at tacks caused by WORMS
Children there or speedier remedy in
| the world, as II neUsI' EIiEs
81 few bottles curesADROPSY, by exciting the
We take pleasure in mcnllng this medicine as
preventive ror FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL. FEVER
| and all FEVERS Of Bill LIOUS TYPE II 0Dcrates
with certainty thousands willing to testify to It's
wonderful virtues.
| 4 III VITO USE TT ARE CITING THEIR INA NY
| NO US TESTIMONY ~ ITS IA VOR
ET Mia 7Cdter IN the mouth qoih the InUi1orQtOr and
| sl1aIEoeO both together.
TIE LIVER INvIGORATOR
is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is daily
working cures almost too great believe. 1t by
nHEe, eteh e FIRST dose ViDiHg IcNeft seldom more
than one bottle Is required to any kind Of LIVER
Complaint from the JdUNdics Dyspepsiu tn
common HeGddGhe, all Of which the result DIS
EASED LIVER. :
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, 345 broadway, New York.
And retailed by all Druggists. Sold also BIZ
myl4-ly r. II. LOGAN 4 CO., Wheeling, Va,
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
At the Office of the Millennial

Harbinger, Bethany, Va.
SHRIsTLAS HYMN-Book in full saee .-S7 cents per
gilt edge, IS cents do Turkey morocco gilt edges 81
F155 I GASP 7 do do
Christian System, edition, 81.
Debate Roman Catholicism, between Bp. Purcell
Christian Baptist. tn1 vol complete muslin slzs copy
do do d. d sFsbesqus'' 81.
Review of DR.. Je.er, by N. e Lard, per nall e1,25.
by Campbell and others. By r. Richardson Price, frou
BaEtsrs Poems--Plain, q; extra, 81.
An Address War, price 10 cents per single copy.
Back volumes Ct the Mnlennis HarbngeT, 81 per vol.
- On receipt Of the money, the above will be sent post,
reeChrstian Baptist Rice Debate and uaEbnger
latter y and 25 cts
u 10 books viii be sent on commission.
PRICE OF BOOKS BY MA1L-PosrAeE PAID HER
Hymn Book, sheep, per dozen. 90
5%a gilt sagss pc. dozen = 80
Christian Baptist, per dozcn........... .........1O
Christian System, per DOZEN.
Terms of the HnrbInEcr for 1855.
copy single subscriber .................. 81
Ifnot paid before the expiration of six months. 50
copies for one year, or copy for three years 90
10 copies (and one copy gratisj 20 90
25 COPIES (aud gratis) 80 %
10
tism and neatly bou2d Hymn BoOk) so
70 copies (and to getter Of club, two books Bap
tism and two neatly bound Hymn Books ..... 20 90
Baptism and hrss neatly bound Hymn books 100 90
l50 copies (and copies Of the book Baptism and
neatly bound Hymn Books) ............... $3.50 90
EXTRA PREMIUMS!
Por eIargest Of three clubs $780, &5
Of Books.
For the next largest over $50, $50 worth Books.
And for the largest $780, $25 worth Of Books
The books TO be selected according order
AEErt to whom the premium is awarded.
E5S- THE CASH MCST BE FORWARDED INVARIABLY
IN ADVANCE FOR CLUBS. We cannot afford to keep
counts for Clubs.
No person residing in Bethany oiN be admitted as
competitor t0r These premiums.
Address A. CAMPBELL, Bethany,
mhls-1y Brooke county, Va.
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1SP7-S. 1S57-S
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
NTTINTER ARRANGEMENT.-On and after Monday De-
THE FAST MAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
every morning, except sunday, 5a O'clock Pittsburgh
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station every evening,
at $40.
stations, and running C0nemaugh. Accom-
mediation Train Turtle Greek Bridge leaves daily ex
ceped at 20 D. m The Third AccommSd9t,oH I'll f-
Turtle Greek leaves daily, except Sunday, G20 D. M
Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh folows-Ex-
press 47 p. ~ Mail, 800 a. m; Johnstowa Accommoda
Second Accommodation 40 Third Accomnoda alton
Trains for Blarstie and Indiana connect at BarsvIe
Intersection with Mail Train East Express West and
the Johnstown ccarn'nodation Train East and West
tions the Pittsburgh and Connelsyile Road daily
Sunday excepted, fUliows:-Ma Train. m;
and ConnesVil!e Road, arrive at Pittsburgh S35 m,
61OP
IN going East vest travel by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, the accommodations offered,
stone, and is entirely free from promise
t speed and comfort all who favor this road
their patronage.
Fare to New York 313 90
Philadelphia. ................IOO
q Baltimore. ............ g so
lancaster ..-....-..--.... 5 90
Baggage checked to ali Stations on the fsnnsviysp;.
Railroad and to Philadelphia Baltimore and New York.
Passengers purchasing cets in the vii! be charged
Ten Cents in addition to the Station rates.
tions where the Company has agent.
selves responsible for personal baggage only AID for IN
amount not exceeding 500.
NB.-rhe Excelsior omibus Line, has been employed
charge MOTTO exceed % cents for each and bag
gage.
Atthe p. r. r. Passenger Station,
Janl on Liberty and Grant sts, Pittsburgh.
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.


rTNHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
tic cities with Western Western, and South
Western States by E2oway This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line Steamers to
all ports on the Western Rivers and at Cleveland
dusky with Steamers to all ports the %orthWrSter
Lakes; making the direct, cheapest reliable
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded and from
the Great West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAsS-Boots, Shoes, Hats and
and Brg n boxe sn5 bs per 100 b
SECOND CLASS-Domestic Sheetng
Shifting and Ticking, (in original bales ) eo.,
Drugs lin cashs) Hardware, Leather JUG per 4oO Ids
I'm rolls or boxes)WOol and sheep Prlts
Eastward.
THIRD CLASs.-Anvils, Steel, Chains lin
casEs,) Hemp, Bacon, and Pork, saItcd "a - 80,
Goose or in casks Tobacco manuacu- 'Ve per lou los
ed, (eSceDt cigars cut.) &c. &c.
FOURTH CLASS-CoGce, Fish, Bacon Beer
and Pork Un casks or boxes, eastwarjD an. - m -,
Lard Lard Oil Nails, Soda Ash Ger 4oc per 100 lbs
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rostn. &c.
FLOUR-I5c per bbl. until further notice
GRAIN-In carloads IS cents per lbs until further
notice. "
CoTToN-s2 per misunderstanding 500 lbs weight, until
further notice. 80
EB In shipping goods from any point east OF Phadel
pha, he partcuartO marx packages Ui0 min
I1roho All Goods consigned to agents OF this road
at Phaephi" or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
FREIGHT AeESTs-C Evans - Kflby street Boston. ]
Clarke, No Aston House, No William street md b
McDonaldNo Battery Place, N,wYork Pierce eco Zanes-
yt",o; Irwin Co, aud Sprngnan Brown Cincinnati O:
h"'lrGm, Madison, Ind: Dumesril, BIN & Co ana
Carter Jewett, Louisville Ky e O'liiey Co Evans
vile, Ind; r Sass, St Louis, Mos Harris worrIey Co
Nc nPhS, rem; Leech Co. CHICAGO Ill; GLASS; Fort
WAYNE Ind; E sHseler, P.a; Magraw Il Rooms BaIt!-
more; A Stewart Pittsburgh
II: II. HUSTON. Gent Freight Agent Phlad
0p9lyI HI. hOMBAERT, Supt, Altoona, Pa.
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II. CARTWRIGHT
NJ I : & Z Y b LISH Er
1913 EfSS$ rTF-,

r ,sr ~, ,,s,,- ,,,-s,o l25 MAIN NTE.ELT.
- The Crystal " ai'E; oos7sS'su ess:as Of -,
F"rtUne Teller; (Gutall J. P G.a.a.
Suitan's PolEa' (Psauo) Charles D Albert:
La 3 lphile alse (I'iano) ). AsCi=r
La Ciochette du Patre; Piano lafei-.- W.fr
F:urlne hGsurka Sentimental; U'.angt J.Ir. P.r,t
Masurka des TraineauH: sr:;l:.".J A-.-r.- ''A'
The celebrated koruo Fi-s!c as su;.r rs v,,-,
horde; (Piano) Max IiaretzeE --'' -
Also received the folIUwiuS pieces Of N,s4,
R"ssis's Grav,; beautiful song
What is Home without n Brother
VIVA; is Home without Sister; co-aqauou. to Wis,
Home without Mother. a'
Maid OF Sylvan Nook.
Flight OF the 70
the Snow has fallen arcr~J -1s
febG-Iw -.'@e
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE g. OHIO r. r.
& 80 :, :.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGENIEN
on and after Monday 29th November, 1885, the
" will run follows-Viz:
Frst-The St Louis, Cir cinnati, Wheeling, Bcnwood,
Baltimore and Washington City Express leaves daily al
1881 A. NJ, arriving Baltimore 1:2O NJ, time for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
Second-The Northwestern Chicago, St. Louis Cairo,
indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati Wheeling, Benwood
I9re and Washington City Express leaves daily at $50
r NJ (Saturda! eNcepted), arriving Baltimore
II in time for Eastern connections.
To enjoy the elegant mountain passengers should
take the 1lSO A NJ train Cumberland their
trip by the 500 A. N.
Returning the West and Southwest the trains leave
Baltimore daily fellows: Frst-The S:IS A. NJ train
arrives at Wheeling at 6:25 P. NJ Seoond-The 1850 P. NJ
train arrives at wheeling 1880 A NJ.
The 1850 A. NJ. train bound viii stop at all stations
between heeling and Cumberland
Round trip tickets being issued MoundSvie So
cents and TO Bcnwoou a cts. J. b. FORD, Agent
w. P. SMITH, Superintendent.
L. NJ. COLE, Genl Ticket Agent. noY2O
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information, enquire
at Central Ohio Ticket Office il heSpr!g House. Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
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In connection with the above keep every Kind OF n
establishments and musical merchandise generally.
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS
Twice DAILY Sunday night excepted) between Rich
mond aad Washington City via Gordonsville Alex
andria.
Hours of departure at Rich
uond 645 A. n. and $50 P NJ
Returning leave Washington. 30 a. NJ and I Pm.
Arrive at Richmond; ....... 1870 p. N. and4 AN.
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
mond and Washington
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being in excellent order, and CARRYING GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL give She best guar
anee Of always securing connections shown by arr
walls daily at Richmond aud Washington city
the Steamboat line.
FAEE BETWEEN RcHNoSD AND WASHINGTON. $3.50
An Omnibus will be found always ready through
passengers and their baggage of wearing apparel
the two Depots free OF charge, with ample
take their meals, whether going North South
Through Tickets between Daayille and
Washington the Terminus OF the Road nearly com
peted to Danvie An Agent of the Company will
the Checks OF passengers from the DanviIIe Road
tend to their baggage all the Way 20 Washington
timore Depot.
route.
THERE'S change of the night line between Rich
mond and Alexandria. fe1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

At DAyILeBT Tbs Crhursa.r, MORNING. rsE
a rev YORK Ledsey wNbe forssle II al the odces
In he United STA es New Jersey aud the Sandwich Isancs
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At DAYLIGHT. THIS rHURsDAY MORNING. Tar
"a Ledger will le Of AL the news cmc "a
In e United States New jersey and the Sandwich isA6ds
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-06

AT DAYLIGHT. THIS Thursday MORNING. THE
"A New York Ledger will be for sale all the Offices
In the United States New Jersey and the Sandwich Islands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-06

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