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s.. clalr FIa,s Approprlntlon Yetoed.

Sc. Clair Flats Appropriation Vetoed.
President Buchanan has made another stab
at the interests of the Northwest He has fol.
lowed Democratic precedent, and vetoed the
bill passed by the last Congress appropriating
S55 600 to the improvement of st. Clair Flats
This was but mere pittance to III vast COM
merce of the Lakes, and yet this was denied by
the pro slavery President who had no scruples
in approving appropriations of millions for
Southern rivers, harbors, light houses, break.
waters, and piers. When the Northwest asks
for only $685. 900 to deepen q channel through
which passes commerce enriching the na-
tional treasury second to no other, the Presi'
dent says 81 Forbid" and declares by way of
excuse thai a constitutional mode exists by
which the Legislature Of Michigan may, at its
discretion, raise money to improve the channel
of st. Clair river. He does not deny the power
of Congress to make such an improvement as
may be essentially necessary for defense and
protection against invasion of foreign enemy;
but as st. Clair river is the boundary line, and
any improvement of its navigation for the Pur-
poses of war would equally enure to the
benefit Of Great Britain, the sagaciOus Buchan-
an thinks the proposed improvement is not
within this category.
The veto of President Buchanan is but one
of series Of acts of injustice to the great
West and Northwest by modern Democratic
administrations. The only hope of remedy is
by wrestling power from the hands of party
bound hand and foot by the South, and inau.
gerating government based ON an equality of
rights throughout the Republic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-06

CHARGE OF K1DEAPP1Eo "A FREE Boy
SOLD INTO SLAvERY-Deputy Marshal Man
son yesterday arrested one DR.. Hardy, whose
Office is at the corner of Court and Sycamore,
on charge of kidnapping. 1t is alleged
that, sometime since likely negro boy came
to the Office of Hardy seeking employment,
and was engaged by him as an office boy
After q time, it is said, Hardy induced the
boy to sell himself, and then on some pre-
text, succeeded in getting him across the
river to Newport Iwhere he sold him to a man
named Brown, q resident Of that town.
Brown took the boy to Louisville where he
vas put on the block and sold fo2 81, ,lO0.-
The bow told his story, and his purchaser be-
inc an honest, humane man, telegraphed to
tbis city to see if it was true, which resulted
in the arrest of Hardy as above stated.-Cin.
Com,
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The H,.use Csmmittses.

Mr.. Sherman will be Chairman of Ways
and Means, the most important position in
the House. Farther than this is not known.
Washington reports however are, that Mr..
Grow will probably be Chairman on Terrific
ries; Il. Winter Davis or Mr.. COrWin on For
eign Relations; Mr.. Stevens on Judiciary !
Mr. Adams on Manufactures; Mr., COlfax on
Post Office; Mr.. Washburne, Of Ill, on Com
meroe; and Mr.. Curtis, of Iowa, on Military
Affairs.
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Homicide in ooshoeton Comfy.

On the 2sth ult, during an alteIcatiOn be,
tween Lewis Farwell and his brother-inSlaw,
DR.. Howard, Farwen struck Howard a blow
with his fist under the left ear. which caused
his instant death. They resided IN Ksens,
were both men Of respectaBility, connected
with excellent families, and both married. The
unfortunate quarrel had its origin between y q
wives of the parties. Farwell was arVsted
and lodged in COshOctOn jail. His fp' her il
very wealthy.
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MARRIED.

ON tha dls ullimn. Mr. l. MALiN and Mias ELIZA
LOCKWOOD, both Painosvillu.
% The 2eih ult, In pniuetville Mr. JOSEPH MILLER
ahd Miss CAROLINE HODGES both Of Cuyahoga Go,
IN Painssyllls, 1lst ult DIr. wM. MARSH and Mis-,
SARAH PEARSON, both of Madlion
,, IN haIr vile on Che 2ah ult, Mr. e. H. GLE Of Afe
u''''' ana D'l's hAhFHA lIEBERLY, Of Homer
In Plym nth Ashtsbula Co 2lh ult bv Rev J. Hau
MI. LEYI GRAHAM Of Plymouth, and Miss M IN N
MiADi Of HartsgFOTo ~ 49,
TiLDA WALLiNG. auu H''' ~
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A. PENF1ELD, sec'y. pro TEN.
YOung OOppOek-More Blood Wnnted.

Hearing of the demand made by inss .tiate
Virginia upon the Governor of Iowa for the
surrender of COppock, the hunted ounp man
returned to Canada, the home : # American
exiles. He has the cOnsumr ,tion. and had
gone to his former home in iowa to die with
MS mother This rOOr privilege was denied
nim' anu - escape prO-slavery vengeance
OoppO0LA is compelled to fly from the mother
nose gentle care would have softened his
dying pillow.
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ROUSE & JENNINGS,
Ar--L-L-
For Sale or Exchange.

q Oh SSAEC Oh EACAAlusSCS &c
PROSPECT House and lot west of Erie street; will
exchange for lOJcres on On' OF the main roads from
the City-S2JOO.
A HANDSOME RESIDENCF-in 4 large and flourish
ing village ruilroad. 60 miles east Of this city.
large and well finished two story house and barn. acres
OF land with great variety OF cheiCe fruit; exchange
for city property OF a farm IN this State or west
DETROIT ST ouse and barn and four lots to exchange
for farm in this State or west.
TAVERN STAND-Ina thriving village and thor
OughilTe in Minnesota; buildings large and well arranged
doing good business; 10 e1chlnge for stock Of
goods or other property.
SAW BIILL-and Is acres Of land on the Chagrn River
81 miles nom Chagrn kallsi valuable Water and
permanent stone dam with small dwelling: exchange
for city propeuy-SlCO1
STEAM SAW EIIIL AND WATER GEIsT MILD
miles from this cty; uils and machinery nearly new
and good order with dwelling BAN l3 lard
TO exchsnge tor god farm within s. miles Of this
city-S30OO.
WESTERN LANDS-SOms very good in Indiana, Illinois,
Iowa and MssOuri-to exchange for city properly
good farm.
S64O WELL SECURED by bond and mortgage with some
money to exchange or city property 10 acres near
the city.
log house ard frame barn good orchard and % tim
ber-to exchange for city property
ORANGE STREET-Houss and lot, to exchange iOr a
farm.
AN IMPROVED FARM of l76 in Illinois 10 miles
from Joliet II from railroad statiOncomDetey fenced
fifteen timber, balance prairie; l01 cuva-
ted house and barn nearly cost S2I00. S525 $500
in hand 500 TO SAOe city property balance 10 years
time,
AN EXCELLENT STEAM sAW-lfILL in the city of
Oshk sh, Wis, on the Fox River, at OF the best
markets for lumber in the Mill about year
old-mRchine1y manufactured CuyahOgl Furnace-e1-
change for city property.
$50 ACRES TIMBER LAND-On line Of Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad-w;l exchange for city property well
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
dec3O AIsrblesBlock.
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The Kenroncopsra conaiot.

We are gratifed o hear that the Kenyon
College difficulty between the faculty and stu
dents has en- amicabIy arranged. and that no
iurthsr interruption of good feeling is aPPre-
nsno' 3D. Kenyon has been aOurishing finely
i0-f some time past, and we trust will continue
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-06

CALIFORNIA EHeRANrs.-The CbsrdOn Dem
Oerat states that q party of ten, mostly from
Huntsburgh and vicinity, started for Californis
last week, designing to embark at New YorE
Feb. 5th. Seven of the party seek the land Of
gold for the first time,
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PLAIN AND oRN1MFNT1I- PRINTINo

~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
dole al the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Once
on the latest improved and mostrspd steam presses in tie
eststyo, On short notice and reasonable rates. Par
toular attention paid TO blank work. Every description
Of Binding done, especially blank Books LedgorE JOum
IS Sales Books Receiving Books. bo.. &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-06

n The Steam Saw Mil belonging to MessrS.
Root d Marsh, in Cherry Valley, was destroyed
by fire on Tuesday night last. Loss about
81 800. No nsursnce.-AshtabHla Telegraph
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DIED.

B. SANFORD, eyed 30 years. -O'9
In YOUNGSTOWN, 3Oth ult., Mr.. JOHN BRoUGHER,
IN San Antonio, Texas tho 3ist nit of consumption
MT JOB MORGAN, Of HoungstowH, Ohio
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For Sale.

FARM OF 226 ACRES in Loraiu County. well sruaie ed
and and an excellent graZag farm about half bottom
land; large and good farmhouse barns, orchard, &c
So per acre.
HOUSE AND ACRES, 3 miles from the city BY Euclid
road; soil sandy lean, with good orchard $500.
ls ACRES 20 miles frsm the city, with valuable water
privilege large water wheel, story bull ding dwelling
barn aud orchard. SS2l.
WAHTED-To purchase, a mortgage well secured for
$4O0 also good ten per cent mortgages for from
$1,000 to 5000.
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| lNGHAM & BRACES
COL MN.
INGHAM & BRAGG,
Publishers, Booksellers and stationers,
AND DEALERS IN
Law and Medical Text Books,
No I9I superior ST., Cleveland, o.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
janis INGHAH BRAGG.
lYlHE BOOK OF THE FIRST AME-
= hlCAN Chess Congress. by F'sks. 81 60.
-la1ls ,NGHAM ( BRAGG.
THE BUCKEYE ABROAD-BY s.
lanls INGHAM BRAGG.
GRAWF0RD'S LIFE IN TUSOA.
IT .IFE AND CORRESPONDENCE
~ Of Thomas Amold-by stanley vols. Sl
lanls INGHAM . BRAGG.
MEDICAL BOOKS-OOMPLETE
4A4= aisgtmsnt. janis INGHAM 8 BRAGo.
SCHOOL BOOKS-AT WHOLE
~ SALE and Retail. All the ToKt Books used
Janis lNGHAM aRAGG.
IOPAQUE ENVELOPES OF ALL
" sizes isnls lNGHAM \ BRAGG.
TBE DIME ETIOUETTE-FOR
4 Ladies and Gentlemen, just published BY
lanls INGHAM BRAGG.
BROWNS GRAMMAR OF GRAM
u MARS. janis INGHAM BRAGG.
|. NORNELL'S OUTLINE MAPS
~ Just published. complete series of Maps Town
ships l,s supplied at atpubiahors' rates ,Ties s.
NEW CITY DIRECTORY-A FEW
II eooies for sale hy janis INGHAM & BRAGG
TEFFERSON'S WORKS-Complete
n vols Syo. bound in hbraT, md md at Iue
OHIO STATE REPORTS-35O vols
Isnls INGHAM & BRAGG
BEAUTIFUL CHINTZ COLORED
II FRENCH PRINTS-Just opened, at shilling per
yard. Also esss Of best American Prints at reduced
NEW BOOKS AND PERIOD l.
Mouno Vernon and its Associations by LOSING 50 80
The Me eohSnts and Bankers Register for 1860, Sl,25
Iryngiana-a RiemoTialo Of Washington Irving, Is;
Scis@'hs Ansrican o5gadl vol Ne" SERIES Slo'
Impending Crisis by Helper, lsound) s.
Atlantic Monthly for Feb &c.
HarI er's Magazine for Feb 2jc
G0dey's Lady's Book for Feb &c.
PsteIsOn's La1ies National for Feb 2Oc.
BallOu's Dollar Monthly for Feb. l0c.
Yankee Not Ous for Feb, l2c.
Nick Max for Feb lOc
Emerson Bennstt's New Monthly for January, lOc.
World Of Fashion (LOndun) for jan 50c.
Le BOn-TOn (PaIis) for Jan. Soc.
Lesliea Illustrated Monthly Part for Feb., &c
WaVeTlV Magazine, Monthly Part for Feb, 25c
Irving Magazine; Monthly Part for Feb, sc.
Dyor's illustrated Scrip Book. 25c.
OnT Musical Friend, No. 81, lOc.
Solo Methodist No l0c
Thomps MS Reporter for Feb Ice.
And all the latest Papers and Periodicals. for this week
for sale by HAWKS 3 BRO,
lun23 256 Superior street.
VALENTINES "A Large Assort-
ment of English and Amel lean Valentines, Includ-
ing Movable and Double Comics, for from TO S2OO
ne ada sun ed flh
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STORE AND STORE HOUSE FOB SALE,
.ALNETILLE PROPERTY

oALi4f4- VILE FAOf EhI4 T.
THE SUBSCRIBER, BEING DE-
Il SlROUS OF entering largely into the Coal trade
TO dispose Of his entire stock Of Dry Goods and Gro
ceries, and NIL also either self the building in
which doing business. The stand Is cit uated IN
the addition the 1u ishng village Of Saiinevile,
aud has business Of over Twenty Thousand Dol
lars per year among which embraced the Cash patron
age majority Of numerous population Of industrious
and honest mineTs besides the country round about
settled with wealthy and euterprisng agricultural pOpu-
aton who for prompnoss ia their deangs with the mer
chant, mechanic aud community m general avoTabY com
pars with those Of any other locality in the State The
Goods hand ma be cassad new, and viii be sold
the suyant terms to good and reliable
chaser Possession given Immediately the first Gay
Of April next. For further particulars, address
]. WALTON,
janl6.27O Salinsville. Columbiana Co. Ohio
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MYSTIC COAL OIL 4 LAMPS,
Great Success f!

TTHF NEW EXCELSIOR COAL
ed history Of Coal Oil Orders pouring in from
all parts Of the country Nearly every Of Express
tax packages Of these Burners cities towns il
Ohio India Michigan and Wisconsin; yet machinery Is
OpeistTOu which turn a unlimited
supply. As Agent for the Western States have
Taagemens for receiving thousand dozen per week. and
and viii sell them low they can be purchased
New York. thus saving freight ths purchaser Orders
for any numleT, fom one Burner 10 hundred Dozen
will be filled the sane day received
u Coal Oil and Lamp Des0t. ls9 Ontario ST.. ClsVs-
land. s. S BARRIE,
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.ELLIOTT'S WESTERN FRUIT
~ BOOK-Price SI,25.-A new sUiIion of hi work.
thoroughly revised, fer sale by
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RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
@ME zzls 80

~
euPERNpKHpKEIs oFFIcE
Richmond, 18th Nov 1850.
winter Arrangement.
TO TIE SOUTH AND oOUIH WEST
ON and Monday Nov. 19th passenger trains viii
FROM RICHMOND TO DARHILLE
Mall Train leaves Richmond daily Except eunday att O'Clock
A. NJ and rea hes Danvie at 3 10 O'Clock p. NJ
Train leaves Richmond daily Except eunday
O'Clock r. NJ, and reach Danylle at 81 O'Clock A. NJ
FROM DAHTTLLE TO RICHMOND
Mall Train leaves Danye Tally Except suudayB ats o'clock A.
N and caches Richmond al 1 O3 o'clock p ~.
train Danvle daily Except sundayB at
2Ia'clock p NJ, and reaches Richmond at 6l0 NJ.
Trains Rehm Burksy with the trains
thtSou Side Railroad for Lynohburg thus forming
with the South and souihwest twice q day.
Trains Danve al Burtsye with the souhslde
Railroad trains for Pesrburg and clk and at Richmond
With the the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Railroad the York River Railroad with the JameB
Steamboats, for Norfolk and Old Point
Through tickets be procured and baggage will be checked
through TO the folio sng points:
Lynchburg, Chattanooga.
Bristol, Nashville
ROCKVILLE, Hun svie,
Dalton, Grand Junction.
Atlanta, Memphis,
Montgomery. Canton,
VlcAsburg and Jackson
New Orleans.
oHAs. q. TAJcoTT.
mole Gen1 supt.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

- e - Is - IS Tis;zs1s2z6
ON and AFTER Monday the let Of October,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
VIII Richmond daily Except Sundays al $50 NJ Tor
saunton all intermediate Way Stations connecting at Cor
donsve with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains iof
Alexandria Intern eda stations and at Charlottesville with
Lynchburg and all points West and Southwest Of
that place every other day, viz TuetayS Thursdays, and
Saturdays JAckon River and stations West OF saunton
HArman Browns Stages connect with the train at saunton
Moudsys and Fridays and at Goshen on Tues
days Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington.
Harman Mason and Company connect with the TTain
Tuesdays Thursdays and days at Mboro for the Warm
SPRING. Jasons River for the White Sulphur Springs
Lewsburg, &C.
Mall Train leaves JEckson's River Mondays Wednes
days and Fridays, at 3:l5, p. NJ, for siaunton.
A FREIGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED,
will leave waynesboro as, and staunon, ~ g45 A. NJ,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, for Jacksons Byer.
RETURNING,
Ackson River Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at T:45 A NJ, for Wayne,boTo.
Through nekes for the Warm and white Sulphur Springs
Lrxn ton LevSburg Ao for Winchester Ly nchburg Bon
sack Salem Shawsyle, Chrs!ausburg Bristol Knoxville Dali
ton Chaarooga Nashville, Grand Junction, Memphis, Canton
New Orleans and all important Points In the SouthW be
procured at the Ticket Once ~ $500.
THOMAS DoDAMRAD,
octi General superintendent
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DAILY LINE or PACKETS.
TN QNOTrcNIIIF

UyRI.wERKLY TTfK UGH TO LYNCH. SS1.-nTTIrb
Il BURG LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, Fz<sresrfrf.S
AND TRIwEEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, hAKlNG A Dali
LIZ LINE AS PAR As sC01TsYILLE
Rchmondto scoitsvle 80 Richmond 70 Lexnston % 90
The through line Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at r NJ and 9Th September the Way
line for scottsve p NJ Tuesday Thursdays and Sat
urays run up scotsve Returning leave ecos
willie Monday wednesday and Friday al 11H A NJ.
distance and time Of passing In card below for through
line and that the Rcoie line will intermediate
points opposite day at the going GndiH hour
later coming doEn.
Leave RchGOnd Monday We'd Leave Lynehburg
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rs natural functions. These, II not relieved, act upon
themselves and the surrounding organs, producing gen
cral ayrravati0n, suffering and disease While IA TINS
condition, oppressed by the derangcments take ayers
Pills, and how directly they rcstOre the natural ac
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AMI common complaint, l. also true IN many OF the ue,
seated and dangerous distcmpers. The same pursalNS
effect cNpcls them. Caused by similar distractions and
arrangements OF the natural functions OF the body they
arr rapidly and many them surely, cured by the same
None who know the virtues OF these nus Will
neglect 10 employ them when suffering from the disor
dCrs they cure. -,
Statements from leading physicians in some OF the
principal cities, and from other well known faOuc per
sons
Prom Forwarding Merchant Of 50. louis, Feo' T. $50
DR.. AVER: Your Pills are the paragon OF all thit -
great In medicine They have cured my ltte daughter
Sfurrous sors upon her hands and feet that had proved
incurabe for years Her mother has hcen long BrieN
ously afflicted with bOtchcs and pimpcs ON her sSn ana
I'm her hair. AMER child was cured, she also trieu
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

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with your system derangcd, and
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These symptoms are Oftcn the
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you, and should b. averted by a
timely use Of the right remedy.
Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse
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VUOME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. InfslIiblS Baks
Ill ing Powder The best ard cheapest prepayascn for
MAKING BISCUIT Bread Pastry Batter and BuekHheAt pak ETC.
FOR Ials By Druggists ard GFoe1s generally
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-26

ROBERT J. DENNY.
Dealer In Hardware, Cutlery, Tools, &C.,
Embracing erery variety q articles adapted Ior
No. EOS AsoyE THE BANKS
7 HAVE in store the largest and most com g
i pete stock Of English, German and American f<I,P
Hardware have had the pleasEreto Of - -
fer and respectfully invite all In want 10 examine s1A
purchasing elsewhere Ny goods are esn ana
having purchased exclusively for cash. an prepared 70 Of
fer them upon the lowest terms.
shoy spades Forke RaS syhes SnSths Axes and chAin
Together with GARDENING TOOLS Of AL kinda
In House-Rurnishing Goods my stock Is ALSO very
eomplete-vE Pine Tea Trays and Walters single and In se
JSpEnd Toilet Sets; TnWAre; saucPans Tea and Preserving
Kettles Cutlery ZINE Ivory Handle Knives dos and In se
Double Forks and Spoons Brushes Hair and Dust
ara TuhE Buckets Mats Brooms; Cooking Utensils DC, de
Ana Building Materials, particularly am constantly
prepared with large and complete soey Locks OF every De
scrpon; Belts Hinges Screws IrOn and Brass Rail- screw
side Puey Sash Cord Screw Wrenehe Gut wrought
Ns and Spikes all other articles for building purposes To-
gether with Tools Of all kinds
~ Orders carefully and promptly attended TO-. ,,,
ROBERT J. DENNY,
MA 705 Main STREET, above the Banhp
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n HE damage done The Va asd tenn. L. "A -
a.ill. a. ~ ta- late hvshet having 80 - 49,
h-eu repaired there dsteaon ,or III
rg.i,1 f-5-, tll, date Z g. HUGH-ON.
Ticket Agent z 6DRR
n ~
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FlLL AND wiNfER ARKAN6k MEAT.
THREE TIMES A WEEK.


RlYER, b. the steamers CLAN COVE and
CCKTIs PRICK. The steamer CURTIS PECK VII rat r.
DAY MORNING ncx ne 18Th inst, the regular
egeen Redmond Portsmouth Norfolk leaving the wharf
Klcketis every rsURsDAY SATURDAY aad IL ssDAN MORN
1NqS NO O'Clock -
DAY "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS 81 tre same hour
clock and each boat u reurn Alternate day ttxcep
sundavI making rrguxr daiy line between the above
p4-- aasa-pass- r speed and aecinoia1zs By any other
lla
The r1ch AZ tAc regular Lsntiars he river
both r0ur ani rriur1inT i1i take freight uslA but All
D. sht h Be landed paid Tor vhru
dara ani be responsible Tor g after Is pat Oh,
Wha-f % which o. Il directed rarkcl
Passage o from N5rf,E o. Plr;slc0uth e..
"sil % HAsElNS
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We'd Leave Lynehburg Monday, Wed
Ii AZ I'd. - CJd.w at d N
UGBTE 4 BRADBURRY,S PIANOS

WE GALL the attention OF the citizens OF Rich ~
w mond and Virginia. TO Piano Portes which 3HE
have placed with Mr.. Carusi, that their qualities G ND
Ia every respect may be tested by the ode OF theBI
famed ChlckeringA
We warrsu. ali our Pianos and can high and
Testimonials any factory in the country All Of which can
at Mr. Caruss Broad Street ID door from gh
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1860. NCTECE. 1860
q - = x IS
TO PASSENGERS GOING s0RTH-HEW ARRANGEMENT,
IMPORTANT no TRAVELLERS.
THROUGH IIChEISAND THROUGH CHhCHG
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MALL
TWICE DAILY-Sunday night excepted-between
RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA,, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHIL
ADELPHIA HEW YORK, and all important points West via Ac
qula Creek and Washington, ever the
RICHMOND, FREDERICK R6 AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To the Potomac River rs miles, and by Splendid and comfortable
steamers thence Washington IS miles, In all 1870 miles In hours
being comfortable perfectly safe rate Of speed
EsE- Hours Of departure $50 A. NJ, and 100 P. n.
~ Baggage charge Of Special Agents, CHECKED
THROUGH to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York.
Through tickets procured the following points To
Baltimore Philadelphia Cincinnati Columbus, indiana pos Cal
70, JGronye Rock Island GAINESVILLE, Washington
New York st. Louis Chicago, Pttsbug Louisville Decatur New
ark, Vlncennes
Passengers and sup Ashland and dine board the
comfortable between Acquis Greek and Washington.
Persons shng obtain tickets for servants for Warrington
City, points further NORTH In all be youehed for BY
responsible white citizen Of Richmond peIson known TO
the Road tickets Will be sold applied for by
letter.
shockoe Hin JAMES B. WINSTON,
Gsnl Ticket Agent.
sAML RUTH, supL
once 4. kP. R. o., \