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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10

Scan. Mac. IN CAIrFoRNIA.-The San Fran
cisco correspondent Of the New York World,
gives the following bit Of scandal:
The chief topic OF town talk this week has
been a case of scandal. The parties impli-
Gated are Duncan Perley, a we'll known law
yer OF San francisco, (the came whose quar-
rel with Senator Broderick led to the fasai
duel between the latter and Judge Terry,
and Mrs. Fall, formerly of Cincinnati. -
MIR. Fall having become suspicious Of bic
wife, followed her the other day to disrep.
utable house, and, in company with friend
forced bis way into aroom therein, where BIZ
found her in company with Periey. Both
Perley and the husband drew their pistols
but before either was discharged, Perley
suddenly rushed from the room, and into
the street, leaving behind him bis entire sui
of apparel, with arms, pocket book, 5000 il
money, and valuable papers, and after run
ming block or two took refuge in a Iivsrs
stable, where he procured carriage AMI
buffalo robe, and rode of.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Fall it appears are net to b,
separated, but expect to leave for the Eas
by steamer on Tuesday next.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10
What the Douglas Platform DON'T
Contain

The platform Of the Douglas party is con-
venlntiy silent on nearly every question upon
which the people are interested. Not con-
tent with showing their complete want of
principle, by nominating an advocate Of the
slave code for Woe President, they still fur.
Their insult the intelligence of the people by
refusing TO take any position whatever upon
many OF the vital questions Of the day, in
order that in different localities they NAV
proclaim different doctrines as Dem ocratic.
and thus suit their discourse to the locality
and the audience.
For instance, their platform is as silent ss
the grave in relation to the Homestead cues
ton. There is not one word from which it
can be inferred that the party is in favor of
such measure. But inasmuch as. TIE home
steaa policy - exceedingly popular 10 this
locality, our Democratic speakers, Dean ex.
cepted, generally advocate il as a Dem ocrat
10 measure. But bow, think you, it is down
South, where the homestead policy 10 hated
az q measure calculated to fiji the Terrific.
ries with poor white trash" and exclude
Slavery Think you the Douglas stumpers
there are proclaimiug the Homestead lav az
Democratic? Net word of il. On the
contrary, while Cola il declaring here in fl
vor OF the homestead policy, the Donolas
orators of the South declare against il, and
point with triumph 10 the Douglas platform
to show that the party is not committed to
any such policy. This is downright dlshon.
esty, and yet il is in keeping with the po.ic,
OF the Douglas party throughout, 1t ha.
been the constant effort Of that party Ia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10
APp0RTT0N MENT.
Appointments of senator Bins IN nm /,
Of michigan.

We are authorized by Samuel F. Miller,
ESQ.,, member of the Republican State Gen.
trial Committee, TO announce that Hon. Kings.
ley S Bingham, of Michigan, will address
the people at the following times and places /:
Bloomfield, Tuesday, Sept II, at 5 pm.
Abba, Wednesday, Sept. 2, at 3 p. IN.
knoxville, Thursday sept. IL, at 8 p. IN.
Indianoia, Friday, sept Ii, at p m.
DesMoinss. Saturday, Sept. ] 8, at lap. N.
Newton Monday, Sept. II, at 3 7.
Montesuma, Tuesday, Sept 1s, ~ 3 p. m.
sigourney, Wednesday, segt. 10 at 3p. IN.
Washington, Thursday Sept. 20, at 3 p. IN.
Columbus City, Friday, sept. 81, a. 5 =. IN.
The Republican Central Committee at each
place named, are requested to give general
notice and make all necessary arrangements.
A grand rally at each meeting is expected, az
Senator Bingham is one of the abest Repub-
lican speakers in the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10

WARRINGTON, Sept. The United States
and California Boundary Commission will
start on Sunday for the scene OF it's duties.
Lieut.. Mowry, the commissioners on the part
OF the United States, has received bis In.
structions from the Secretary of the Interior,
which contemplate, with the concurrence Of
the commissioner of California, the estab-
lisbment OF the initial point Of the boundary
at the south intersection OF the 25th parallel
of latitude north with Colorado River, and
q reconnaissance of the line toward the north.
This winter Secretary Thompson has limited
the number of employees to be engaged here,
to those absolutely necessary for the scienti-
fc work and charge of the instruments on
the way out; the remainder OF the corps to
be engaged in California. The commission,
as organized here, oonsists OF 8. Mowry. q.
s. Commissioner; Lieut.. j. G. Jones, q. s.
Astronomer and Surveyor; q. Mclean,
Comptroller. Jacob +. Kantx, P. Nj. and
Oommissary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 7.
The great annual fair week, commencing
on the Oath inst, is the standing topic OF
conversation. Private premiums offered
have swelled the total to be distributed to
over 1923 900. Special invitations have been
extended TO the Presidential candidates, DO.
Ii il estimated that 200, 900 strangers will
visit st. Louis during the exhibition. A
considerable sum of money has been expend-
ed to repair the ground.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10

Republican County Convention.
A Convention Of the Republicans Of Lee County
will be held at
TT. MADISON, SEPT. 18th, AT 10 a. M.
The object of this Convention Is 10 nominate q
candidate for Clerk Of the Court, and to transact
such other business a. may properly come beforeit
Zach Township is requested to send delegates
according to the superintendent appended to this
call.
On the same day there will be a COUNTY MASS
MEETING, to which ali he Republicans of the
County are earnestly invited.
Hon. ]. w. GRIMES, Hon. ]. HARLAN, Hon
]. \. WILSON, Hon. s. +. MILLER, and other
speakers will be present the occasion, and there
will be parade Of the Wide-Awakes in the eve
ming. A. T. SHAW,
Chairman County Central Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10

INV YokK Sept. Z.
The slave bark N. g. Kibbe WAS condemned
to-day and ordered to be sold.
The Breckenridge State Committee met ss
the Astor House to day to consider the pro-
position Of the Douglas Committee for fu-
sion, for which purpose q subcommittee
was appointed. Adjourned till evening.
The Republican State Committee also met
at the Astor House, where they are sitting
with closed doors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10

CT Hon. VIM. Bebb, formerly Governor
OF Ohio, then for many years a resident OF
Illinois, and now q citizen of Tennessee, is
stumping the Eastern part of that State for
Bell-Everett. We believe the ex- Governor
was Republican when residing in Illinois,
but his politics he could not carry with him
to Tennessee as other proner.y. Y Tsoen;
speech tue Governor is reported to have said
that II Lincoln should be elected President,
in the formation OF his Cabinet, and ia the
selection OF Federal officers taken from the
South. be would look to the Bell party, in
the Southern States for his materlal.o While
letting OF this eloquent passage it could not
be possible that in the thoughts OF the Gov
ernor, District Attorneyship could have
been coupled with bis unpretending self 7
Such thing might be, however.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10

BURLINGTON, VT,

BURLINGTON, VT, Sept. 7.
Returns from 143 towns give Fairbanks
Ia, $50 maj, Republican gain of 1881
Fairbanks majority will undoubtedly reach
22, 900.
The Senate is unanimously Republican,
while the House thus far stands, Republican
It's, Democrats IT, Republican gain of 6
over last year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 7.
Prof. Lowe has commenced the imitation of
bis mammoth balloon, at the Philadelphia
Gas Works, and starts on bis proposed trip
to Europe at 81 p. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10

The Peoria Democratic Union, Douglas
paper, admits that the offensive language
said to have been used by Douglas, in re-
gard to Henry Clay, at Carrolton, H., 10
1874, is genuine. That paper says:
Some years ago, Douglas was candidate
for Congress 10 the Sixth CONFESSIONS
District Of Illinois. lion. David M. Wood.
son was bis opponent. During the canvass
they spoke at Carroltop, and in his speech
at that place Douglas used the folio wing
language:
"Henry Clay is black hearted traitor
and the only American statesman who ever
sold himself for British gold.''
The Peoria Union ought to know NOR,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10

GT BY the death, lately OF the mother Of
Judge Douglass first wife, (who was Miss
Martin Of North Carolina,) bis two boys, his
only children, come in possession Of a large
fortune, consisting in plantations and slaves.
This, added to his extensive Mississippi
property, will make Douglas, in behalf OF
bis children, one Of the largest Shareholders
Ia the South Mobile Reg.
III don't care whether slavery 10 voted IN
or voted dovn."-S. A. Douglas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10

CABoURa, Sept. 7.
Every thing passed off quietly here last
night. The Princes carriage was drawn
from the wharf to the ball room by fifty cit-
izens. The ball was successful, and the
Prince expressed himself delighted with his
reception.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10

CT Should we wake up some OF these
mornings and find ourself metamorpho sed
into Methodist Episcopal divine, and it
would be something Of a change we confess,
zoe should experience but little astonishment.
II Dubuque Times.
The change from Methodist Episcopal
divine to a roaring BLACKBOARD Douglas
stamper has been experience1 hr yoal friend
Dean, without causing any special surprise
30 himself or anybody else, and such an
OUTWARD change in the opposite direction in
your case might not amount to much.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10

ALBANY, Sept. 7.
The tolls for the fourth week of August
are $64, 900 over the same week of 1859
The excess this week 10 greater than the en-
tire receipts OF the fourth week 10 August
1852,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10

WARsfso.-A little son of VIM. Pane.
Of Davenport, died on Monday from swal-
loving the seeds and skins OF plums. He
Was sick about twelve days. A postmorfen
examination OF the body revealed several
ounces OF the seeds and skins Of plums lodg
ed 10 the intestines, causing a serious and
fatal arrangement OF the functions of the
BODY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10

SUICIDE OF ScnooL GlRL.-A Miss Brack-
en- committed suicide at Iowa City last Mon
day. She was from Hopedale, Ohio, on
visit to friends at Iowa City. Dependency
and insanity, caused by excessive study at
school, are assigned 10 the cause OF the rash
act.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10

Republican candidate for Attorney Gener
al. will address the people at the times an
places indicated below:
Monroe Tuesday, Sept. Is, at 2p.m
0skaloosH, Wednes lay, sept. 10, p. m.
Ottnmwa. Thur sdsy, sept 20. 2 =. In.
lowaviIle, kriday, Sept. 81, p. IN.
heosaaqns, Saturday, sept, 20, p.
heokuk, Monday, ept. "a, p. IN.
r. Madison, Tuesday, Sept. rs, Up,
burlington, Wednesday, Sept. rs. 7 .. M.
MT. Pleasant, Thursday, Sept. 27, p. IN.
Fairfield, Friday, Sept rs, Up. M.
Wapelio, Tuesday, Oct. I'd, Up. m.
huscatine, ednesday, Get 3d, p. M.
Davenport. Thursday, Oct 9TH, r. m.
Dewitt, Friday, Oct. 9th 2 p IA.
Lyons, Saturday, Oct s, . p M.
bellevue, Wednesday, Ger. 10, p. m.
Dubuque, Thursday, Oct. IL, 7p. IN.
Garnayilio, friday. 0ci. r. at p. III.
Nestheld Saturday, Oct. l3, Up. IN.
Independence, Monday, Oct 1s D. IN.
Waterloo, Wednesday, Oct. II, Q D. m
Vtnton, Thursday, Oct. rs, 2p.
Cedar Rapids Friday, Oct. 10, ppm.
Upton, saturday, Oct. 70. p. IN.
Iowa City, Monday Oct % Z q. III.
Washington, Tuesday, Oct q. 2 .. m.
sigourney, Wednesday, Oct. p 2 p. m.
Bloomfield Monday Oct ". 2 pm
Abba, TUESDAY, Oct. 80, 2 =. IN
Charlton, Wednesday, Oct. 81, z p. IN.
Oceola, thursday, Nov. lst, 2p. IN.
"inserset, Friday, Nov. ID, 2 pm.
VIM. McClintock, Esq, Democratic ca
didate, 10 respectfully invited to meet NJ
Nourse at the alb owe APPOINTMENTS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10
MAR FxfE

At Iowa City, Sept. 5th, 1850. by Rev. A. Young,
Prof. D. Il. WELLS and Miss ELIZA M. Bowen,
dauE liter Of DR.. Bowen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10

Ptan0 Porte for sale Low.
A RICH-T0NED PIANO for sale ut $I7b Ap
"A plication must be made within ten days Il
secure it. j. u. PATRICK, Agent.
SeptSdGt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10

VIM. McClintock, Esq, Democratic can
dldate, is respectfully invited to meet Mr..
Nourse at the above appointments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10

Republican candidate for Attorney Gener-
al. will address the people at the times and
places indicated below:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
Sewing Machines.

AIDES wishing Machine to do Coarse CLorHEs
IL 1nE1R WORK, would do well
ne BARTHoLFs IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE Price
$50 $50 and $s5. The following certificate is from we'll
Tailor In this county, only had aboui 20
instruction THE Machine:
LEHviiAE, Campbell county, Va, June 18TH 1850
Nh. WN l.. PAGE-l am well pleased with Bariofs Sew.
ng Machine, and would not exchange II for have
find difficulty In operating with II any kind of CLOTH
from the thckes Cashmere 10 tbe finest Linen
several pair of coarse Linen pants fur servants have
and operated ak different kinds Of Sewing
Machines but Barhofs Singers the only Mshines
that would recommend person to buy They the only
Machines that make TditoF's Stitch consider Bartholfs
much the cheapest machine II is simple In construction easy
L" understand. and not likely get Of order Almost
that has Barhos operate Singers
that worked on last year. give Bartolfs the preference
Respectfully yours, &c, CAROLUS c. Tt4.Y
Ps. find no difficulty In getting my wife to
ihof's Machine. They say that something J. IL b.
done tor The man that invented Sewing Mac shu,
lie and Lock Stitch. June l6-di'' C. r.
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PATENT ASPHALTIC

ROO FIN G. FELT.
LIGHT, Cheap Durable, and perfectly Fire and Water
"A proof Rooang for Churches, Houses, Farm Buildings
Eailnad DepOts &e DC Also entirely and superior
Roofing Cement
EDMISroN BROS,
ap 30-d3m Bowling Green, New York
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ITrs AND YrRI = TRANCE.

Thevirgtnia Life Insurance Company a 'is
ssSs ss ii IL
s.: a. u. z; ~
toe q ssfg.,ss Ss. sosa Of sSs rel
n.ere 10 conducting ~ sr.is IN. pssdsnoe and eeosN%y
The Charter require. onsha q ne Capital o.s snd k.rn
Real Ess.s worth double he saassi
The chief oelse. Of the Company . 70 AID IN rss.nns a
GA, State for Lie Premium. % No.hsrn co%psnl.s I'M.
Inler,s, and dlsburacd In midst ,,
Endowmen and annucs Trspted Life and Term Policies
ssoed ut low a other good nsased
for one year or for term o. Years
WIN. II. Mcfarland, John Purcell,
Joseph Allen, saml +. Bnyiy,
RoscDe y. Heath, Joa K Anderson,
Thoa W. McCsnce, &C. Barney,
John II. Montague, Ko. II. Maury,
Lewis Ginter, Bat u. Nash,
ia. L. Apperson, John H. Claiborne,
Lewis u. dsensfisw, Be. Winery,
HE.C baskerville, wyndham l:o'.rtson,
saml =. Harrison, John C. shaf.r.
WA. Il. linxal, Peter g Warwick.
Georre b. shell, Inward Nor,cll
Wellington iiodin, George J. sumner,
' %@s.rS.ni.wM H. MACrAKLASn
HIoe- Fresfdent-sAML J, HARRISON,
tay.lcla"apn; nLAlE Bu. ES
~ "'' j. ADAiR PLEAsASrs Secretary.
JOHN NJ MILLER, Agent Lynchburg Va
eW- Ofhce Main and ith Streets, Richmond. Va
Fire, Life and Marine A. -n..o.
Lynchbuig Hose Il Fire Insurance Company
fuNlS Coman, makes Insurance against lu or damage by
Fire. Dwelling Houses storrs Tobacco Factories AMI
other Buildings Furniture Goods Wares and Merchandise,
generally In and country the most favorable terms
Aso makes Insurance the ves Of all persons enjoying
good health and Of sound constitution for The whole durn'oh
OF life, tor u limited period
saves employ ordinary occupations will be insured on
reasonable terms
The Company will as ake marine risks from and to any oil
'he Northern or soutesrn Ports, Mt favorable rates
o
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President,
JAMES NJ COBlS, Niee President,
JAMES NJ LANGIORSE, Chief Engineer.
JONI OTgY TAYLOR, DAVID 4. SPENCE,
JAMES ,. PAYsE, JouN T. DAVIS,
-, MAuRIrE :. LASGHoRSR,
.... 81 .tSaEy CuAa'I Il. SLAUGHTER.
JAS. 0. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
CREED r Wiii.N,
DIR. wM. orWAY OWEN, Medic / Examiner
The Medical Examination Of subjects for will be
made al the Once Of the Company each day between the
hours Of und O'Clock y. NJ. feb Z3-dts
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1890. SPRING TRADE. 1850.
ELLETT e. WEISIGER,
Msnufaciurers and Wholesale Dealers In
Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
No. 1917 kafn Street, opposite Enchonos Bank,
RICHMOND, VA.
HAVING made extensive preparations ARE now onerng S
the merch ns 81 Virginia, North Carolina and Tcnh"r
prices which cannot but insure sale. the hrgsn and
most Iefe sfook " Spra0 di Snmn'er Good. ever got
up Market which for quality vaci, aud sfs1anef
be cxolvd All they ask look before purchasing
csc~ here. ORDERS strictly and promptly attended to-
Mr.. D. L. HuTcHSsos formerly of MON, Monroe county,
Va interested In busincas and will devote Ia his ,aa
lc services ELLEIT - WEl5i6ER.
feb lI.dlmnf lp'6
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HHLMB oLD's SORE WASH.


sxcsat Lotion u syphic Nature and n,
an aleson la Disc ses 81 Tbs Urinary Organs arising from
Maats OF Dissipation, used la With tho Extracts
Asideass s "ass retfatts aad rA.oasibs CHARACTER
vii '''s SIsrif Il 1;fi,s' .: CURES.
From 5 TO 20 ysdrs' sfaadtnG
"H1 NAA'' s sGiESc & AND r.xE
Yer n.dicsl Properties Of BucHu, pipcnsalory Of the
sss pi.ssor Devices valuable worss on tue pruc,s. &.
Ph,nc.
.ma,ks mad. by the late celebrated Dr. pHYslck, OF
, sss REMARK. made BY Pr EPnRAIa MCDOWELL, celo
gpS Ire ant and published In the King
TkAvEks. Fellow Of soya Collage OF ,urgeons
See mos. u the ia's Standard Works on Medicine
Csraft B"cb".....s 10 per Oottie SIX for So 90
Sarsapariiln LOO 500
improved Rose Wash so asa
o. Aly for si2Oo which will be sulcien, to
sarseas mss obstinate II directions a.ri TO- De
Dscesk sYHrfoMs IL
Cures Guaranteed Advice Gratls!!
appeared before me, an Alderman Of the city
~ s n r. as.so.D WIN being duly doth
tatmte~ drsgs, but are purely veselaLie.
s, IL. T. HELMBoLD.
.fssl ~ "e Wm me- ,his "a day q November
.......,...-. q. Ninth ST. above Race, phiia.
IA 4. AULMB LID, Chemist
0AroL iea Sonth Ienih st. below Chestnut, Phiia
Beware Of nserieits,
AND USPRINCiPLED DEALERS
Who eadeav@ dispose owx. aad aorurr ART,
a. . e E.. .:ss .asaasS 's
- --,, Improved Eoss wash
sssss i ;tAz 1s;s1:s;'. VA
Asa F9x IHf.MBsh.ps TAKE 40 OTHER.
;sss;sr isss ;sf isss e. zsb EXPOSURE
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Forwarding Business.

FvNHE James River anu kanawha Company having acccdcd
l. To the proposition IL the south side H. H. Co. advance
rates b. rouca have been compelled to al, my
rates nm however, by that enabled to
goods through al % 10 10 below the South Side Road
Co. provided they adhere the spualons; AMI
tces the difference will be- much greater Al
detsr,ntned 10 raos 10 s ioresf po~be point ersry
article which the high tolls will permit and The merchants
Lynceburs and the West will nnd greatly to their
to ship their goods via Richmond A. :, LEE,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
march l.ts On tho dock, Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
BLOOD! BLsDOD. BLOOD!
Hets6oids Highly Concentrated COMPOUND
ElQid Extract SarSanarilia.

5YP.AILIS
This 10 affection IL the blood,
AND ATTACKS rIE SEXUAL ORGANS,
Innings OF TINE NosE, EARS,
THRoAfs - .- WtNDPlPk,
Making It's appearance In the firm Of ULCERS,
helmbsla's Extract Sarsapariila
rariass the Dlood,
And removes oil scaly Eruptons of the Skin
GlvIyG TO TIE COMPLEXlUN
lArt CLEAR AND HEALTHY COLOR
being prepared expressly this class lie
BLOND Purifying Properties greater
than any otser preparation Vi ssrsaI,arila
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. ~.
r.iweekiy Freight and Psssepser Line
FOR RGTTIMORE.

tOh oAlS4IMOXkE<.
r. THE roshssa s,eeaeosi oenpeny'. Steam
sssz GEO. PEABODY, Capl RscaAsp PEIIca-
zsD, and BELsfDERE, Carl VS. KssrH WIN sss.e Rich
m md for Baless every 7sssdae 7Asrsdas and Sataradt
prTrnssa viii leave Bat1ors Rteknond every Tsesdat
TAsrsdag and Satsrday thereby ing Shipper and Pa
srnsrrs opperuniy of eonunicaa sse
.wo points every oihes day.
RI Freight resolved Il both place. even day.
For spced and Comsor eqsal not
superior any their class 70 BE- found In this OF aay ohes
city having beea atss ont with seadid state
Room Passenger Accommodations recommended TO The
travelling and frsghng community - the most comfortable
cheapest and speedy mode Of transportation between the Two
points at
Toxrrs be procured at our Oee shockes Slip opposite
Columbian Hotel, the steamess Loading, Rocket
d 4 W. CURRlE, Agents, Richmond.
sep, IDLY J. BRANDT, ia, No. Ughi ST., Baltimore
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val .on hand the best kind alec Coal on Lamps
wa ne osse impFos I'd Burner uss, very pretty
syss q bsxios LAnps-rss GALE ~ - T"
~" J.H. THOMPSON
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Great Passenger and Freight Route
TO THE NORTH.

TuNRAvELERs and Merchants from Virginia. Tennessee the
Western part Of Georgia aud the Northern part Aaba
aud Mississippi, informed that connected through
Pa Freight line arranged and Ia
ming three per week bctw ,nchburg Va and New
York, by the South side Railroad Point, and
New York by The New York aud Virginia steamship Compa-
iys splendid line al first class side wheel steamships
town, jamestown and Roanoke.
This ne affords above nil others II Ia the CHEAP.
eat and mos, Agreeable route route particularly
thsc eonnx long line " railroads nr they board
the Steamships the evening Of the day they reach nehhurg
Al nn large and NIL handsome
"ns Ia be iound IN the bs steamships and amer short
voyage thu! are In New ork perfect, rested and ready
basneas Passage nom LynchbuiH 10 New York. Fare aud
Stale Room steamers included tl2.
Freight route this line Ia The shortest md best between
New York aud the south West The STE msniIs along
slc OF south de railroad Company al City
Point and there drayage III Goods Thing being
transferred immediately fron the Steamships thu and
with the greatest dispatch The following Tariff vi through
ha,es been agreed upon by Railroad and Steamship
Company, and all gbods forward charge. shippers
Wishing avail themselves OF through
their goods marked Of Railroad Ag,nI City Point.
RATES FROM NEW YORK TO LYNGIBURG.
90. 81 ola Is r.s 40 cts. rsa
LEE, ROOKIE h TAYLOR, Agents, Lynchburg, Va
sAM'L g. DAPrlS L h Co, Agents Petersburg, Va.
LuDLAM HIENEkiN, Ag'ts 10 broadway, n. y.
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IlURNlNG FLUID.-Just 10 hand fresh supply Burn
- Ing fud thai does not gum Just the article burning
la the Patent Gas neraling Lamps-F"r sale cheap b.
10 ts j. II. THOMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

IN Whole and Half bbls, MacksreI, =.
~ 20 Whole aud Hall bbs No Cut Herring -
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