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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. Eycu. ~.
WASHINGTON AND HOME CORRESPONDENCE.

WASHINGTON AND HOME CORRESPONDENCE
The following interesting documents wer,
presented us for publication, to which we freel,
give place in our columns
! Mr. Madeira informs us-as may be seen from
MS letter below-'hlt he requested a pub.ica
tion through the columns of cotemporarv
which was refused on the ground that the co.
temporary is ''lncal paper!' 1t is supposed
that the Doctor intended to be understood as
tornl in principle, it's habi,ation is pretty well
dchned But like the Doctors ideas. the pre-
else locality of its principles is rather question
able.
we may observe that the subject to which
Mr.. Mad ira has called The attention of Nessrs
oi'rN ana Eastman, IS one of no inconsiderable
moment, and should recommend itself to the f,
vorablc consideration of Western members of
Aohgress, at as early day as would be con.
s;stent with sound policy. There can be no
doubt entertained Of the mlny and important
advantages that would result, from the cstab-
lislment OF such line, to he large emigration
that is constantly directed in that channel. and
which must continue greatly to increase with
each succeeding year. Such line wonld serve
as protection to the cmigr1nt, from the dan.
gers and depridations of maraudinp Indian par
ties who in'cst the country, and who live for no
other, than purposes OF plunder
DrBuovE, Jan. 10, 1852
DocToR IoIr:-
DEAR SIR, since our conyer-
'ation the other evening, upon the duty of roy
'rnment TO establish line of Military Post. en-
cute to Oregon and California, received let
er from our esteemed friend Hon. l.. Clark.
Which enclose f,r publication, with the hope
nat 1t will elicit from you strong editorial in
avor OF the measure. Your position as editor
nables you TO wicd an influence with Con.
.ress others cannot exert As one of your
a'rons, deeply interested in having a speedy
oca'ion OF Posts. If YOU will nditc s.ronc
rticle in favor Of the same, promise YOU,
Mould you ever visit California, and am there
't hasty plate of soup, but a real old FASH
oncd Virginia dinner
Sincerely your frind,
GEO. MADEIRA.
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PRESSED & ALLYN, PRoPRlEroRs
Removal.

~ Baggage :aken to and from the Boats, free OF charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
FRANCE.

Nothing new has happened in this un-
happy country.
The greediness Of Louis Napoleon for
power breaks out in the most unlocked for quarters.
Among other things he lays his hand heavily on the
theaters At the Grand Opera he has ordered thak
no strangers are to be allowed behind the scenes
without special orders from himself, and 1t Is said
that ne mas SHOWN peculiar degree OF Jealousy VITA
fespecIto the pTerosatve which ne has thus snnel'
AZ morality 10 the order Of the day it is to be pre-
sumed that Louis Nspoleon's object is TO preserve
the rats" OF the opera from the dangers 70 WHICH,
Ia former Gays, they we're exposed. Al all evehu,
though ne hmsefis very regular in his survelIahce
behind the scenes, the only special order wnicn 10
Ism embassy, said TO be worthy OF all conadenee anu
every way qualified for the directoshp OF n1ien
Tie Grand Opera seems, in fact, 70 anora solis
agreeable patronage, for there is Wong conss
about II ID high places Not only are NJ &c IsissIzz
ard VI de Maupas annoyed IN Il the Presloens shy..
appropriate IL 10 hirself, but they are qisIsnss
among themselves as 10 the share which snouia s.
volve 70 each Of them. II. de Perngny says ~
toe Opera has alwaya been IN the department. " -
Minister Of the Interior whLe NJ de aaupas Po.h.
to the recent decree. which places all tne tnsa ~,
within the Jurisdiction IF the Minister OF the roIoo.
in the meantime Louis Naco con steps In asa 'AAe'
II 10 himself
1T is said that NJ Granier de Cassagoac
is 70 be rewarded for h;s advocacy OF the cause
Louis Napoleon by being sDpoisted dfecsof oi -
Na.lonal Printing Office. Some say tina. ne hss "
cifIed the Office, and TIA, he looks higher. AM -.
ss,s upon being made Director General OF tae roIy
Office in place OF NJ Tnayer who IN that ssc "o''~
be appointed Protect the Seine.
Among the great projects which inc
Present conlenpaies, is that Of the conp'eaoh y.
ne Louvre. IL Ia siit, that not wishing 70 ~
thuaitsd ia iieyen ty tie slight opposltion "h''-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
Dates from Liverpool and London February
IL, Paris 10.

The steamer Atlantic, Capt. West, ar
rived from Liverpool yesterday morning, making the
passsge in less than is days.
The steamship Asia arrived out at 10
p. M. on the It'll.
We are indebted to Mr.. W. B. Dinsmore,
Of Adams & Co.'S Express, for late English papers
3 The Atlantic brings no news of much i'm
ponance.
The following passengers came ia the
Atlantic;
W. II Babbitt, special bearer dispatches from Paris
MI Feue, Geo Lorrillard. Mons Blanc Mons
Blanc, 3. y. Yourg, r. Whithers, A. j. Petrle W N
G. Swift, Mr. DnsmoIe DIR. Glanse, f. Hlrrlson f. H.
Harrison and servant. l.. IL Thomas DIR Brodice Fos-
ter. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Samson and child. Mr. and
MIS- Seldom, MI Seldom Jr. Mr. Parson, J. W. Bryant
J. DOwnie, w. Downie. r. Fraser. II. Topping w r.
Palmer; ID. w. Wait. lily McFarlane, Robert McCerea
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ARRIvILe AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
aATURpAY.

EXCHANGE HOTEL James Dunlop, yr, re-
,.rshars. r Z. pinkney Jr n d Sims, Charlesf0n;
/ 4 ridsv. Henrtco: N g Gentry, ana a .
49, I + ynchburg; DR. L C Crump, DR. Crump,
- r r -, n r Dsiarnette, Caroline; Whitney,
rsstalI n Hatch, C Trowbridse, lady and
Ts,.np,ar 4 Miller. Augusta. NJ Osbern and lady,
NJ Work: Pleas nts Mrs kinkle, daughter and
80, Huntsville, Ala; A N North, Philsfelphia; 9
Reen- Louisiana; w Lowering and son, Baltimore;
i f,opgood, Petersburg; J c johnston, North Caro-
lima; c L Coles, New York; c Jones, Lynchburg;
w Davis, Richmond.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.--R G Holloway, Motto.
way; Geay, John CAPITAL ] A Cooper, Norfolk;
w Harrison, Powharan: ] G Garrett. James M
Bower, Palmyra; L NJ Roper, Petersburg; ] Gun
ningham, Portsmouth; L Caldwell, Farinviile; I A
Johnson, ] Meball. 4 Russell University Virgins;
Shelton and son, Louisa; J J Averett, Halifax.
AMERICAN HOTEL-W Tyler end lady, and
C H Bewley, Norfolk; w G Turpn, Buchanan;
w Preston, Lunenburg; NJ Garnett Aibemarie;
C w Wiley, North Car DINA; Pickersg'l ana
T Bogden, New York; Hobbs and PM II
lips. Albemarle; w Dressed. BALTIMORE
Joynes and son, Petersburg; ID Day. new Iork
D Brewer, North Carolina; Peaice fennsyt
wanna; C Davis, Cumberland; SANFORD anu
G C Hanna. Washington; B Adams, Z; Dr 1eyer'
Cumberland, Md.
CITY HOTEL L II Moseley samuel " SIeS.
ens Williamson county, Tenn; Willborn, Y
e TaIIey. VCR X; Mrs Gibbs and servant M
j Gibhs. and w l. Gibbs, Lynchburg; James Roys.
Ter Granville N C; Z A Norton. Charlottesville; J
5 Battle North Carolina A w Talley, G X; b
L Matthew, Alabama; A Zeiger, Louisa; Matthew
Anderson, Virginia; w o Hatcher, Clarkesvii!e,
Tenn
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CONGRESS-EKIDAY.

SENATE.-The Chair laid before the Senate
communication from the Secretary Of State,
in compliance with resolution of the Senate
calling for his views upon the propriety of u
scale of salaries to diplomatic agents.
Mr.. Hunter submitted resolutions that the
President ofthe Senate inform the Executive
Of Kentucky of the death of the Hon. Henry
Clay; and that the Secretary of the Senate
pay to Thomas H. Clay. son of the late Hon.
H. Clay, whatever may have been due his
father for mileage and per diem; which resolu.
tons were adopted.
MIR. Mangum submitted a resolution that the
Committee ofArrangements cause to be printed
in pamphlet form ten thousand copies OF the ad
dress made in the Senate and House and the
funeral sermon by DR.. Butler, on the Occasion
Of MIR. Ciay's death; audit was adopted.
The bill TO reimburse the State of South
Carolina for moneys expended by her for the
United States during the Seminole war was Ia
ken up, and ordered to be engrossed.
A bill to establish an additional land office in
Michigan was taken up, and ordered to be en-
crossed.
The private calendar was then considered.
HeUsE OF REPREsENTATIvEs-Th House
proceeded TO the consideration of the bill gran.
ting the right of way and donation of public
land to Alabama to aid in the construction of the
Mississippi and Charleston, the Selma and
Uuntefs Landing. ana the tennessee and
Winchester railroads.
MIR. Stephens, OF Pennsylvania, moved tina,
the bill be laid upon the table; and the ques.
ton being taken, it was decided in the affirma
tive-yeas sc, nays 81.
The House also laid upon the table the Sen.
ate bill granting to Ohio all the unsold and un.
appropriated lands within the limits of thai
State.
The Speaker stated he had received letter
from the Hon. George w. Thompson, resign
ing his seat as member on this floor.
The House then proceeded to the considera.
ton of the Pennsy Ivania contested election
case.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
3 PLURIBUs UNUm.
nr 6. ". currKA

BIZ G. W. crTrRn.
Tho many and bright are the starr that appear
In that nag, by our country uufurPd :
And the stripes that swelling 10 majesty there,
Like rainbow adjoining the world
Their light Is unsnliied, a. those in thu sky,
By a deed that our fathers have one--
And they're leagued Ia ~ true and as holy a ne
In their motto Of '.MANr IN oSx."
From the hour when those patriots fearlessly hane
That banner of Alright abroad,
Ever true 70 themselves. to that motto they ciuns'
As they chung to the promise ct 100
BY the bayonet trac d, at be niidnignt o. "ai'
On the fields where our glory was won
oh perish the heart or the hand that wouio uiai
Our motto of "MANy IN ONE
Mid the smoke of the contest, the cahhoh' aeep
roar,
How Oft il has gathered reno~n;
while those stars were reflected In rivers Vi gore
vUh.ra the cross and the lion went down;
.nd tho. few were the lights In the gloom OF that
W, ths heart. fiat were striking below
1xad Cod for their bulwark, and truth Tor their
And tbey s,opp'd not to number the foe.
From where our green mountain tops blend with
the sky
And the giau, ST. Lawrence is rolled,
To the wares where the bamy Hesperides lie,
Like the dream of some prophetof old:
They conquered-snd dying beqasathed to our
Not this bonndless dominion alone
But shat banner whose loneliness hslIows the air,
And their motto of "MANY IN ONE"
We are many in one while there glitters a star
In the blue of the heavens above;
And tyrauts shall quail, mid their dungeons afar'
when they gaze on that motto OF love
Ii shall CLEAN DER the sea, mid the bolts OF the
storm
Over tempest, and battle, and wreck;
And fame where our guns with TIER thunder
grow warm,
Meath the blood on the slippery deck.
The opuress'd of the earth to that standard shall
fy,
Wherever its folds shall be spread
And the exile snail feel It's his own native sky,
Where its stars shall float ovef his head:
And hose stars shall increase till the fulness OF time
Its millions of cycles has run
Till the world shall have wecom d its mission SUD-
line,
And the nations OF earth shall be one.
Tho the old Allegheny may tower to heaven,
And the Father OF Waters DIVIDE
The links OF our destiny cannot be rlven
WhiIetae truth of those words shall abide.
Then oh let them glow On each helmet and brand
Tho our blood, like our river should run;
Divide as We NAV in our own native land,
To the rest of the world we are one
Then up with our iag--let it stream on the air
Tho our tathers are cold in their graves,
They had hands that could strike, they mad souls
that could dare,
And their sons were not born to be slaves.
Up; ~ with that banner-where'er it may call,
Our millions shall rally around;
And naton OF freemeu that moment shall fall,
When its stars shall be tTailed On the ground
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UCTION GOOns -This moruiug v

A UCTION GOODS This morning we are
II receiving and opening additional supply of
new and cheap Goods bought at auction, which
we will be able to sell great deal cheaper than
they can be bought elsewhere. Among them are
the following:
100 dozen Linen Towels, at cts piece worth
double. very fine, and 70 wide Shifting, unbleach.
ed, at 64c.
Lots of small and large Dotted Swiss Muslins
Checked and Striped Muslins, at all prices, some
rs low as 10 cents per yard.
Linen Hdkts, very cheap.
Blk silk and Silk Laces, Swiss and Cambria
Trimmings.
GeDtlemen's Silk Umbrellas, 90 so worth Sc,
Kid Gloves, in white, light and dark colors, sac
per pair, besides quantities of other cheap Goods
Call soon, as they certainly will sell very quick at
those prices. ], MILLHISER 81 BROTHER,
]e Is 1913 Broad street
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Evils OF INFANT BAPTISM 4so

IL copies OF the second edition of this work just
received and for sale.
The first edition of this book having met with
ready sale, it has been vised by the author (R.
B. c. Howell, d d. and stereotyped. From the
great enquiry for this Book since the first edition
was sold, we anticipate speedy sale. To those
who buy to sell again discount of Is per cent
from the retail price of SO cents will be made.
Just received further supply of Religious
Works, American Tract Society's Publications,
&c. Also, additional supply of Books for
schools ano colleges stationery of all kinds. Bap
fist Book Store, No. 2G3, Main street square above
the Banks CHAS. WORKMAN,
je 20 Depositsrv
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IL ObEHT =. BROADDOs ofscTs h1s 1er ..
- ces 70 the citizens Of Richmond aud ths nuh,.,
generally % general Collector ii Claims dc
trusted TO his care. His Office Is Is tha rssr sc q.
mond, Va NV 4.sms M
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CKEAT FIRE IN CHEKAW. :. {

NJ MONTREAL AND OTHER PI.ACES-We
have just received certificates from highly respecta.
BILE merchants in the above cities, who were burnt
out lew days since, and but for having one of
HerIings Salamander Real Fire Proof Safes, they
would have lost all their books and papers One
of them says, have of Herfing's Safes in nv
store cost 8 $50. would not take $1,000 and be
without it,
Call aud supply yourselves with ere which we
are now receiving, at the New York factory prices
-and none of your spurious kipa made tor sale
but We to stand the hottest ire and to save
its contents from all harm.
FRY d McCANDLISH, Agents.
je 30 Cary street.
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Office Superintendent Streets,
Richmond, June %, 1852 5

Richmond, June g. 1852 5
ITO STONE PAVIEKS.-Sealed proposals
l. will be received at this office until Thursday
the 9th July next, at IL O'Clock NJ for re laying the
gutter pavements on 9th street from Main to Broad,
and on 10th street from Main to Cary, and paving
the residue or crown OF the streets solidly, with
good medium size paving stones, on bed of good
snarp sand and gravel. not less than nine inches
thick. The work is to be compile ed on or before
the lst day of November next, and in the most ao-
proved mode of paving.
Payments will be made on monthly estimates, as
the work progresses-the city retaining twenty per
centum on the monthly estimates, until the com.
pletion of the work.
The estimates were placed at 60 cts per square
yard for the new, and 30 cts for the old stone-no
bids beyond these will be considered
The contractor will be required to enter into
covenent with security for the prompt and faithful
execution of the work which contract must be
signed within ten days after the work is awarded,
otherwise it be considei ed abandoned
The proposal must state the price per square
yard, for both the ole and the rk, including
all grading and removal of earth and rubbish from
the streets.
je 29-td M BATES. Supt Streets
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L NASH Il WOODHOUSE Gag Square, have
received The first number OF vol 2, of The Model
Architecture, by Samuel Sloan, Architect
Also fresh supply of vol l, in numbers and
bound.
The Model Architecture con'ains original desi Ems
for Cottages, Villas Suburban Residences, &c, &c,
accompanied by explanations. specifications, es
timates and elaborate details, prepared ex-
pressy for the use of Projectors and Africans
throughout The U S. The work when complete, will
comprise volumes of IL numbers each number
Contains four Autograph engravngs OF original de-
signs tor residences varying in the cost of erection
from eight hundred t. fourteen thousand dollars
There will be four pages of details corresponding
to these designs. The price of each number is 50
cts; bound vol, $3.50.
The great demand for this valuable work is a
guarantee for its excellence lie 90
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF RICHM OND.

ARRIVED, ..
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse, &C.,
to Mayo & Atkinson
Schr Telegraph, Bnze City Point, light.
Schr Victoria Phiadei phia coal.
SAILED,
Schr Mercy Taylor, Eicserson, Port Walthall.
Schr Edwin, Aarons, Baltimore.
Schr Jno Watson, Cambern, New York.
Schr Eliza Jones Boze, Port Wathali.
Schr Ga'lego, Nelson, arrived at New York I'd, 4
days from Richmond.
schrs w. Morris, Taylor, and Eugene, Piner, ar
rived at Norfolk 3rd, from Richmond
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Those over fifty years of age will be charged IS
PSF cent extra. One dollar and fifty cents admls
sion fee will be charged, in addition to the above
the first year, and must be paid Al the time of ap
plcation, and the first years deposit within thirty
days.
REFERENcEs.-Dogget Anderson, UpholsteI.
ers corner 18th and Governor sts., Richmond, Va
Geo West & Bro, Booksellers, Exchange Place
Smith Il Marvin Merchants, Main st.; Bowen &
Bruce, Washington Hotel; Mcdonald & Lyons,
Regalia Manufacturers, Exchange Place. Habls.
ton e. Bro, Furniture dealers, 18th st.. do; Thomas
Hornbrook, merchant, Wheeling A LANG. hard.
ware do, do; George Hardman, builder do; T.
Wharton. Editor of Times and Gazette, do; And
Mehatfy, Esq, Gosport Foundry, Norfolk, Va; Geo
w Balm, Savings Bank, Port mouth; J NJ Blanchard
Superintendent on Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad,
Portsmouth, Va; Hon Reuben Wood, Governor of
Ohio; Hon Joseph Wright, Gov'r OF Indiana ;
Hon Augustus C French, Gov'r of Illinois Hon
Austin King, Gov'r of Missouri; Hon Richard
Brodhead Senator from Penn Hon James NJ Por.
ter, Easton, do
All communications should be addressed (pos,
paid TO A. WILBUR,
Actuary and General Agent, Richmond, Va.
my Its
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q $4,000 WORTH OF COLI

e $4,000 WORTH OF COIN
"a AND SILVER WATCHES, Jewelyy. 81.
N2. verware, Albata and Plated Goods. sslIr,
Soff at cost, for two months emily, to rsj,s
cash.
N. Gordon, offers for sale the whole OF his yslua
BILE stock, consisting of Gold Lever Watches, prics
$50 to Sl20 each, warranted ; gold chains, seals
keys, ear rings. fngerrings breastpins, silver IA
bic, tea and geser. spoons, forks &c, and gressl
variety of articles too numerous to mention Also
large lot of plated casters, cake baskets AhataI
tea sets, walters from to 40 inches in size, guns
clocks, &c.
Do not neglect this opportunity, as such rar4
chance as this seldom or ever offers to the pubcI
Do not forget that it is at HENRY HYMAN'S, 81
Main st., the old established store, and Direct Imj
porter.
N. B-Watches an Jewelry carefully REPAIRS
by competent workmen, on reasonable terms.
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DRESS TKI NMTNGs.-A handsome vari
II ETY. OF new style Dress Trimmings, for sale
very cheap at VIM SWORDS,
225 Broad street.
N. B.-Dress Goods selling at very reduced
prices. je30
y IBBONS AND FLOWEKs,-An elegant
IA assortment OF French Flowers and Ribbons,
OF the newest styles, at reduced prices. at
MRS. SWORDS,
Millinery Warerooms
225 Broad street
n B-Bonnets OF Nespolitan, Silk and Grape,
with all the new style straws, at reduced prices
CaN 10 tlme. je 80.
MAIN COATS, SACKS, Nc.-No. lO2,
l. Main street.
Colored do do
Grey mix'd goats hair do
Grass, Linen and Grass Silk do
Merino, Strouds and light cloth do
Black aud Fancy Pants, all Grades
do do Vests all do
Fancy Cravats, half hose Collars, Shirts, Draw
ers, Gauze Merino Shirts, &c. The goods must be
sold, the cash must be raised. Call on
lel7 KEEN. CHILES & BALDWIN
RAAANAs.-A supply of this delicious and
u most healthy OF iruits, just received by
Also, a lot of fine Pine Apples. Call in next door
je18
IN WORTHY OF ATTENTION.-J
AAhave this day received two thousand Canada
Straw HATS, suitable for servants, W hch am dis.
posed to sell at a very low price. Those in want
OF harvest Hats for servants will find il to their in
ferest to call at No. 81 Main street Also a beaut
ful article OF India straw Hats for gent=mens' wear
my I-ts JOHN THOMPSON.
o. FOR RENT, first rate large Brick
Ii Dwelling, with every convenience, situated at
the inter- ection of Marshall and sixth streets This
house has lately been repaired and beautified
throughout II has about 10 rooms and ia delight.
fully situated. Rent $500 per annum; and posses
sion may be had Immediately.
TOLER g. COOK,
20 General Agents
O. FOR RENT. two newly built three story
q Houses, with gas ppea lhrous ont-on Main
street, between End and 3rd streets. Apply to
@5 For RENT.-fhree ortces. suitable for
II professional men-one adjoining our Office,
In Lisil Row. and the other two In the Law Build.
ing. Apply TO US. TOLER & COOK.
gen General Agents
a. FOR RENT-A small brick tene ment on
= Church Hill. near the residence of Mr..
hutchinson. Rent. % per month.
ell TOLER & COOK. General Agents.
RY KxPRESs.-Workea Muslin Sleeves n
80 90 Z, ;s ~ 70 and 81 Aiso best quality Whale
~ ABRAHAM Levy, r.
e ~ 2Ol Broad Street
HAY.-ai4 bales Hay. per schr Martha Collns.
: ISI bales per,schr r Brown, daily xpected
jeA mo. w. wRIGHT.
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800 CARRTAGE,, CARRTAGEs1

cA CAkRiAGEc, CARRIAGES
R8N The subscriber has on hand, OF hi
Concentrating establishment ON Lombard AlIey
between Main and Cary, (i3th and 18th street,
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Cbariottees
Barouches. Buggies, with and without tops, AMI
Sulkes, all of his own make, of the best material
and workmanship. All of which will be sold as loV
as good work of the kind can be in the city ol
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from tEosa
in want of any article in the Carriage line az and
determined to make TO order and sell at the lowest
prices possible; and all work sold that new war
ranted. MlCAJAH MANGUM.
m - d6yrs
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- uu Csz<z4sasE ADAMS q CO's
IL e. MsSTsEXPRESsEsa are nov rua,

IN IN x 4 . as Ms q q now uu ,aa,
ming to nearly every city, town and village in the
United States and its superior facilities are ohersa
to all lat low rates for the rapid carriage ana 40
livery of articles of all descriptions: boxes oais5
packages, parcels, money, &c &c, and for the COR
lection of notes, drafts bills, in all places wGefe w
have agents.
Our arrangements are such that tue a.nio"
promptness may be relied upon for the perform
snce oil all business entrusted to as.
astom-house business attended %, goodseaseIe''
duties paid, and articles forwarded with dsps'cn.
Be sure to order goods BY ADAMS d. cos ES
press.
Checks on England ireland. Scotland ana Wa"
in sums to suit. for sale al this olrcs.
Our European and California Expresses give ss|
erai satisfaction.
The Express leaves Richmond for me so,sa.
last and West every morning Except saaos5I ;. J,
II O'Clock, arrives every evening texceP. ao.aAU
81 O'Clock. j. H. SAWYER, Agent,
Office No. S. Fourteenth street. Richmond. VA.