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TIE DAILY NEWS AND HERALD
OF THE TIMES PRINTING


OFFICE.
No. l27 Thames Street.
Thi. Office bcing furnished with all the desii
able modern improved
FAST PRESSES,
adapted 10 every description Of ~urk, from the
mammoth Po,tu down to the sentecl visiting Gard
together with an ample supply al mell-chosen
varieties oi handsome pla,n and fancy
JOB TYPE.
The proprictors believe that their facilities for
executing every description OF
PRINTING
are such rs To- enable them To answer all orders
To the eutre satisfaction OF those wLo may IN
vor them with their patronage.
The proprictors are prepared n esrtmt
promptly, and "a, as
Low PRICES
a. can be offered any where,
MaIn,noth and Medium Posters,
shop Bills, Programmes,
Catalogues,
Bill Heads, Blapks.
Books aud Pamphlets.
business and Visiting Cards.
Tickets al.d Checks, PLAIN and Fancy I.al-,s,
shade, OH white or fancy coIored papers.
0J- Always on hand, a good stock of plain
pearl surface and enamrlled, white and colored,
CARDS, adapted TO every description oi worn
IN packs and ~ boards to Nv cut Ia order
Stx
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lIE ONLY ORIGINAL ASD GEHuIsk
CLIREiIUGH'S
TRIO OF IL T. IL u u =!
Let those now use
Whp never used before,
And those who always used
Now use the more.

Now use the more.
REDUcrD FROM oNE DOLLAR
To FIFTY CENTS PER BOTrLE!
,I,IIs Justly celebrated and widel, known com
1 pound which for - Strrh years has nrt with din
tipyuishrd success wherever ;; has been nirodnred
/. now tedurek 80 such low price Will eaabie IL!
to he within The reach o. all /, is the cheapest
hest article now ~ use. lis curative properties Hrs
almost iniraculnr,: re, vi IIcad, Snt Rheun sting
oc insects aud NJ nunr'oi- train Of disngrerae
,utaneou. erupiious disappearing as !, by magic.
IT'S SSTRENGTiiENlNG A\D STIMULATING
uu Il';ics are mtivacd osng into action the nerves
and biood v, ssrs vhici carey nnirmcit, impartrg
health 10 ,ls gr-rcs, natures ndr'nhcnis "a beau
tifuI head OF halo "a ,ae Latest peri d ui lire
FOR ERADiCATING DANDEiFF il is nrsurras-
srI ,IruIIs ,iir skin completely 81 every impnri-
w. leaving the nai' r,thrt lunny, dry. but mo'st
soit aud siky. l. is suprio' Ia -" - dress ihr hair,
~. il does not soil the Eat head Girss aid Mcrs
longer moist.
TIE TRI" "OpHEROUs has gradually risen IN IA
vor with the public. hy is own merits M! not like
the pr,d aud crlerrtra "nnn"siiions cSistin. day
and swroHtd ia obviui tu morrow, mil u has be-
come nrr oi ,hr staples a. 'ir ahd looked ior IL, all
our o; he pcccssnrir- ~, t~le and mtdiCpc chest
The Brown popularity al tpr Tr'opherous has oc-
c.sonrd many Spurious ARTICLES, hearing uutw nrdy
the same name aud ,htrntr ter. Ladies rrd Gentle
m.r pur, hnsry nist therefore be careful to ask Tor
CIIREiUGli's sTGICDpiiEROUS
Prepared by Vinr Cichueh, New York, and for
al, by his only whole ale and rtt"il agents.
HAZARD 4 tASWEIL.
p,.r22 w. Apnthuc ,sics ilalI L..
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ls,n used wnh prol,, bly gr,a,r n.rrss Than
ANY other article known, and rb, sirians v ho have
had An opportunity ol n nm, sang it, b. h., ,sl-
tTy ehrcts. recommend II ~ saic nnd ,eI, III.
casious m-dicine, cqral, il not snpeii"r, 10 ANY
Other prescription for the aioyc soinphaints ith.
in their Know ledge, The b,sis ai tho m dic,ne
was private recipe ofa distinguished physoian
in one Of t,e ighborisg States. and Was pre-
served by an indiv dual to " HON il gave the most
astonishing relief II is composed uf veg, talks,
and il used according TO directions, Inu, b. prI-
E-rtly SAFE.
r. From Nssus. ARsn 8. Co., MERCHANTS. Cincin-
nan, - "Those per,ons who have used the Veg
e'abe Pulmonary Basam, uniformly speak Of il
n. valu ,,le ardicine, and from the quantity
soil, notwithstanding tie numerous other prrpa-
ra,ions, used for similar complaints, We consier
il 6rst an the list
Respectfully, &c. ALLEN & CO."
The Editor Of the SENECA Falls CowU says -
awe have had occasion la witnsss the good IL
feet of the Vegetable Pulmonary l'asan in our
family, in case Of n young lady who has been en-
tirely cured Of fCoSsUMPTIos by the use If IL,
aud also in severe coughs and colds, and cheerful
ly bear testimony TO its being - safe, convenient,
and very etiicariOus nc icine in cases OF iini dt-
scripiion. ed. Couri,r.
Chrg, man from fhiladrl hia writes, that
he has hecn ia the habit OF using the Vegetable
Pulmonary Bal.am fnr himself and family fo' tie
last thirteen years, and also of !, con,nn ndirg u
10 h,s friends and CONSIDERS il AN invaluable
remedy for all pulmonary complaints.
For the las, five years o my practice ! have
had the satisfaction 10 witness the beneficial ef-
iects of the Vegetable rulmo,ar, Haisam in many
cas"s oi obstinate cough, and o,hrr affections II
the lungs. I would therefore confidently ,ecoin-
mend its use in all complaints oi the chest, as be-
ny equal, If not superior, to any other nedieine
within my knowledge.
Lempster, n. ii.
TRUMAN ABEI.L. NJ. D."
no BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS
AND INVITATIONS sWh as CAKTIR's
CoAPoUND PULMONARY BALsAM, AMERICAN
PuLmoSARY BALsAa, and oth.rs, in Jart,
bearing the name Enquire for the article by
its whole name, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY DALSAM,"
aud see that il has the written signature Of WM.
Joss CrTLEK upon yellow EiL', Oh The Lar
wrappers. Each bottle and zeal is siaml ed
"Vesetable Pulmonar, Balsan."
Prepared by REED, Cutler & CO., I'm
porte,s and Wholesale Dealers in Medicines,
Paiuts, Ch"mieals and Dye Stuhs, 33 l,dia
Street, Boston, and sold by Druggists, Apo,h--
carries, and Country Merchants generally. For
particulars and recommendations see II pamphlet
accompany ing each bot,le.-Prce so cents. For
rale in Newport by HAZARD * CASWELl.,
.nd X. J. TAYLOR. no 6n
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81 am man, aud deem nothing ~htlr relates r
MA" '''''YS 'YSOUTH X MANHoOD.

YOUTH N MA ANhopD. -.
A. VIGOROUS LIFE LR PkEMAT' kE pbhlh
Kinktiir IN S,D P'ss.fraiion--"n,r 20 c'rh.
vIrlitS Book, just pubshed, IL ni'd with n.r'ui ~
L formation on III. inirmitiss AID dsshsrs 81 ~
humqn system. 1t addr, ssrs itself alike :" fouth,
Mnnho.l and Old Age-to all wAo spprrhehh or s"i~
fer under the dire pn-rquchtrs early or pr"iohreu
ipJiscrciicn. to all who feel the exhaustive rTv'tS
of bsneful habits-ln all who III Aarioh 10 d'riimS
phy.ral euergy. the victims at nvsy"i' aud hlrl
tai debility aud oi mopuy aud nisaheE-s de'pohs.
ency-to ali such Br wrad eUi-
READ DTHk BOON
The valuable nlsiec aud mpre,siv warning "
gives will prevent yenn Of MISERY aid suffering, and
save annually thousands of lives
Parents h, reading will learn o" I" prevent the
destruct tiop nf their thiltrcn.
IVA remittance uf ~ rents. enc lrsed IN letter
addressed To Ur kiukclin, ihad,iihia viii ris"in
n book, under envelope. prrTriurh oi man -
rrpr. X, ~ wears resident lhNslfiih ~ y" rot
neI of ST aud Union street hetwe,u rprnst wd rihc,
philn,I, lphin ina, lee cunsrsa ean adrhiinlly.
lie ,~ru plac,.. himself nrdcr the cure ~ pr. N,
may re liously conldt IN biz ho' 'T ~ g,ntlrhi"hr
and ccuiiirntS rcb Epun his skiii ~ pbt ~ an
Persons AZ u distance uInS aj,lrcrs Di N ~ eter,
fp,e paial) aud br rurr,i NJ h"ns
ksgcs uf medr ines, directions. &C. 1nfwhIdea
nv senl,ng u remittance Aid put up s;cor- Rom d.m
AZ. or curiosity.
Dook sellers News ,crnt-, Prslnrs, Tsnrassers
and all others supplied With the abo'' ~"rs Of very
nv r.,r. ap.4 ~ dnw.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that he has
Il been appointed Administrator on the estate
Of SAMUEL. .SEABURY, late OF Tiverton, de-
seased, and has accepted ,ad trust ard g'Nrn
bond according To law. An persons indebted TO
said estate are requested to make pa,m.ni, AID
those having claims to present, them ior settle
ment.
Tiverton. Feb'y 16, 1859.
CHAS r. SEABUKY, Administrator.
f2t I'm
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E.P.PECKHAM. II. l.. DAVIS.
PECKNAM & DAVIS,
AGENTS & GENERAL COMMISSION

MERCHANTS.
FORTH SALE OF (AT wHoLEsALE AND
RETAIL,)
GROCERIES, GRAIN, PRODUCE,
SHIP S1ORES AND CHANDLERI,
BEEF, PORK, HAMS, BUTTER, LARD,
OILS, PAINTS, TAR AND VhRNlSIi.
WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS.
AZ CLAY STREET, BELOW DAVIS ST.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
;oO
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THE AIlltMpRA,

rs nov open Cot the recep,inn NJ visitors, where
will b. oons snily on hand Oysters, Game, and
a, the delcacirs " the season, srryed up tn order
CaLe. and Pastry made 70 ordcr and ooss,an,l,
m hand, and parties supplird a, short notice. and
.,,.rded td2al ISAAC RICE,
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lAMrs AT GREAT BARGAINS.

CuE prc s.m riu,k III lamp, ~ hand, cinlmse-
L Ing y grrai vsrtt, oi ,aml bcse. Pine Oh,
fluid, solar and Phosgem i@,np,, oil W. sod st
greatly rrduc'd pr,ccs. Pc',o"s IN want ,h.nh
no, Gail TO call. We have Jns, rc'i'rd : hue
oup, Of w,oks ku oil, Cnmpbepr. au Fl"id.
,,n,rnaws of all patterns, Ghbes, Case, As. all
OF ~hich zre of.i, u lew.
jly u. %. TG pAIh soN'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24

DThe Fail River steamers now
leave New York at 5 o'clock instead OF
4, US heretofore.
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IFrsu, the Irish American


ASArPEAL TO CoMaoS SENsE.-It wonh
10. at this day, to advance an opinion without Civ
ing "A reason for it. We might tell the pubic in
every issue of our paper, that HUTCHINGs' vEG-
ETABLE DYSPEPSIA RITLKRs were a sp,cifc
for Indigestion, and all the diseases growing ont
oft, but they would n believe our ipse diln
without we gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, as the result ot per.
sonal observation and from the concurrent tcsti
T,ny Of all our friends and acQuananccs who
have tried the article, or have seen it tried, that
its tonic, alternative, aud restorative properties are
altogether uncqualled. That it braces the system
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, impa't.
frmness to the nerves, and invigora,es the const-
tuition; AM that its stimulating effect is followed
by no reaction. We therefore consider it the
very best sto'nachr which me ical science has
yet given To mankind.
Circulars, containing the ccrtifcatessof remark =
able cures, and the high estimation in which this
Medicine is held by the public press bc had ei
the agents, free.
PRICE so GENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal Office, l22 Fulton street.
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TO THE LADIES.

ID n. TIsDALE Il SON have Just received
ID. a smal, invoice Of Choice ingh'h Nsedis'.
Of entirely different st,l from those IN gene'h
use, which are warranted TO be perfect. Iney
have also the mdinary Kind. of sewing Needl~s.
f., .alc at reduced prices, at i3s Thames s'
d1
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kIrCHEN fLANOEING EXTRACTS
NNTE would invite the attention of Families,
w Conf.ctioncrs and Hotel tcerrrs. To the
peculiar exec Hence Of Burnett hsyor'nee extracts.
II is nov neatly two years slncr W hrs' in''oduc
ed them into thi. community. AMI IN no inrt7nc'
to our knowledge have the, failed TO give perfect
satisfaction. The, furn,,h M admirable ,ul,sti-
tut. i,r ,hr ripe iiuii, from whose Aayms the,
are derivcd,---are cheaper, and Tor more cou'en.
lent; Tor sale by .
HAZARD & CASWEIL,
o22 Apoth CARES Had.
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AROMATIC FLUID.

An srtcle which burn, With a clear and beau.
"A utul hight, l.sving ~ inc,ustation on 'be wIck
being ire. from g,easc, sm"kr. or disagrrrab o'i.
or, and msnuf,ciurcd eniircl, without Cnmphcue
or Spirits II Tnpn,ine. We have made I.,
r,nvr,nrnt. With the manufsctncr ior " consian
supply aud will ,urnish At his prices eithmr a
~holrrsle or rciah.
u. ". TIsDAIE 4 SON.
o2i Agenis for Ne~port and vicinity.
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TIE GREAT REMEDY FOR
COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION
The VEGETAI LIE PULMt--

NNWI bAIoAW ~ probably
without q parallel in having,
during a irisl Of more than
1s,nty-Irt l.~. foil, mann.
tanned the high reputation
" h,ch II hss mqnn'ahr CoA-
toMfLAIn1s, and
all DIsLAsts of the lukes,
'tHROAT and tHtsr, n har
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HOLlOWAY'S PILLS.
CUREOP A DIsoReIRtD LivIR AND gAD
DIGEsTiON.
the ROAD TO health.

CURE or A DisoReLRtD LivIh AND pAD
DlGEsTiok.
c0pv of Letter from n. ~. NJ Ius. Chsnin, !
Prsscot Sueef, Lio.'rrcf, ddi' 9th Jane, Ie5l'
T0frolessor HaLLowAy,
sia,-Your Pills aud Ointment have stood the
highest On our sale list on oprirtory Medicines Tor
sun.e years A customer. to whom ! eau refer lUr
enquiries d,s,rss me TO Jet You know the pnrtc-
ulirs OF her rhe had been troubled tar wears
wuh dlsordrred h.cr and had dipesiion. o. the
last cooas,on however, the virul'sce II the attack
al1rBi,ug z, AID the Inflammation sst IA 30 st-
yrreN, that doubts were nrrihihed uf her not be-
ing AIDE Ia bear up under u; tu tubhtk sh- MAS ~
dIccd Ia Try yoIs Pills ad she informs me that nt'r
the first, aud each ,ncce ding dosr, ~ had fiu, "a
lief She continued - iate them and although she
used only ihree BoNes, sh- IL nuw III Ilc tly,l mIt
of perfect health. ceuld have s-n, ,on many more
but the above. from the ssrsr'ty ~ The attack,
snd the sptsdy cure, think. speaks nLch IN favour
OF your astonishing Pills. (sigEcd) X. '" kiRkUs
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE or RiEUMAT.C
FEVER, IN Van DlEMEk's LAND.
colyofa Letter in,e,f.d IN N, Hobart To,~
Courier, Of N, LIST NmoA, ie5l, BY Major J. WohA.
Margaret M'Connigan hin, teen Jears of sge, resi-
ding AT New Town, had he.n suffering from IA siiltnt
rheumatic fever IOr upwards Of Two months. which
had entirely deprived her oi the nsc {" hci lbs dn-
ring this pelud She was under the care 81 'h- ss
eminent medical men IN Hobart Town, aud by them
her case was considered hopeless. friend prevail
ed upon her try iIoloways celebrated Pills, which
she consented io do and IN MI incredible 'hor' space
OF time they effected perfect care
CURE OF PAIN AND TlGuTNESS IN TIE
CHEST AND STOMACH OF A PERSON ei
YEARS OF AGE.
From mes~s. Ths~$ Son, ProprhtoIs @ me
Lynn Ifrrrtissr, uho can ronthJoI me Jo"o"HX
nf,-AaguI 2nd, lojl.
To Professor HOLLOWAY.
sIR,-I desire to bear testimony 10 the good ELECTS
OF hollnway's Pills. For some lesfs suffered @-
vereiy from pain md lghln, in the stomach which
also accompanied b, n shoriness "fbfehih, mat
prevented Inc from walking abont. am "a !'ars of
aye, and not " thstauEg my sdyAnced rtste of llie
fhrsr hny "a ed q,
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Later tram Hprjco

New ORLEANS. July 25-Advices have
been Received from the city of Mexico 10 the
10th INST. The papers were filed with dis
cusslons relative to the proposed Spanish Pro
ectorate, and the scheme was understood to
be favored by the government.
Santa Anna had invited the Jesuts to re-
turn TO Mexicopreparatory to a union between
the Church and State
The Count de Boulbon had arrived in Mex.
leo, and visited the president.
The diligence running between Vera Cruz
and The city of Mexico had been robbed and
one of the passengers killed. Fifteen of the
robbers had subsequently been arrested
Dreadful foundations had occurred in the
State of Jallsco. The town Of Huajacan was
entire y swept away and many lives were lost
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o..o.gen CONSPIRACY AGAINST NApo

The London Times. writing etiltorially
LboN ,I,a The rumored conspiracy against the
ASST. "a lie was really founded on fact Some
epI on. as the Emperor and Empress were
w' ,hs;r way to the hppod ONE, plot was
Ia;q for intercepting the cortege. One OF the
har.rs in the carriage preceding that OF the EN-.
.aror was to have been stabbed, and In the
Pe.e,sion that was expected 10 follow. more
,,a;s;ve blow was TO have been struck This
IT,, ,oiscarried at the very moment of its exc
P '',;on. for on the occurrence Of the stoppage
= font. the imperial carriage was driven rap
M, On. and the emperor escaped molesation
No., NV persons supposed to be implicated in this
s,;racv were arrested. and are said 10 have
y a. secretly Sent out Of the country. 1t was
y account al la ing failed to unravel this plot
.ha, II de Maupas was removed from the Min
~, ri P,,lice and his office abolished.
Su,picions v ere entertained that other mem
lors o( the secret society to which the alleged
.on.piralors belonged would renew their ct
,smnt. and close but quiet watch was kept
:, heir NOV ements. AT the door OF The opera,
The other night, S. veral of them w,re recog.
n;sed pressing near the person of Napoleon,
when the police dcxt.rously raised cry au
.o1eurs-thiie, es! and arr,sted their men with
gu, disturbance. The police said nothing about
it, but it crepl out that the persons arreslsl
were armed with pistols and poigna DIS. and
doubtless meant mischief. The public records
merely announced las stated per last steamer)
that several members OF secret societies wee
arrested in an attempt 10 disturb order at the
opera. The trial Of the prisoners concern
in this affair " i'll shortly commence before tn
Police Correctiomelle, which proceeds withou,
Jury. The members of these secret socieries
are affiliated together under the name of the
.Inyisibles."
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WASHINGTON 1f1irs.

WASH NGToN,JuIy26.-The jury in the
Schambourg case have gone out.
Minister Soule left this afternoon.
Hon. D. T. Disney. of Ohio, Gov. Lowe, of
Nd, and Prof Eaton, Of the North Carolina
gold mines, are in town.
Col. Paine of Rochester is here, and, it is
rumored, will receive the Bordeaux consul
ship.
1t is said that Mr.. Marsh will be retained at
Constantinople for some time longer as he is
finishing work upon Turkey.
A large number of Pennsylvania Democrat
ic politicians are here, en- route for the Harris
burg convention.
The appointment of Minister to France will
probably not be made till the session of Con.
grcss. Mr.. Dix may not be the man.
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
Te'egfaphea for tie Lyacl6arg Ibgigiaa.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

European Markets TIE Eastern quesfion--
Lord JOHN RusseH-Brihgh Parliament.
NEw YoRK. July %
The ASIA with Liverpool dates to The 10th
inst arrived al IL o'clock last night.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Cotton unchanged.
Breadstuifs-frm Flour and Indian Corn
brought full rates. Wheat advanced Id per
40 lbs,
The future condition of the markets depends
on the weather.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The difficulties between Russia and Turkey
remain IN datu quo-no intelligence having
been received TO change the present aspect.
BRITISH PALIAMENT
Lord John Russell stated in Parliament, that
the war question had not come to head. and
that negotiations were still going on.
AUSTRIA.
by the Asia we have intelligence from Wen
ma as late as the 18th inst. which represents
there. that the Turkish question was settled.
News from the Princpalilies aud Odvssa. 8
dlsneartening, stagnalion, being daily on tho
increase.
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OBITUARY.

Died. the 2lst inst, the residence of her brother
Mr. F. G.. Morrison, Miss Ann MoRRIsoN-Aged 80
years.
She leaves smitten friends who will ndly cherish the
memory Of one whose life WIS ameless, who was
most beloved by those who knew her best-who will re
member how amabe sensitive, generous unselhsh and
kind she throwing tie mantle of charity he
faults of Others 1t is consolation know she
really and willing depst-hat she breathed out her
life calmly and quietly in the communion of the Protes
Episcopal Church-in the confidence of a certain
Fath-in the comfort of reasonable, religious and no.
the world.
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MARIE

On Thursday he 2lstat the University of Va the
Rev. John A. Broadus Prof FRANK SMITH. of The Uni
yersity of w. Miss MARY, second daug Inter OF Prof
Gessner Harrison.
Ga Wednesday, the Goth inst at the residence of F
K Nelson Esq, Mr.. THOMAS J. RANDOLPH Jr and
Miss MARY w. MERRIwETHER, daught, of the Lutte
Dr. Frank Merriwether.
On Thursday the 2l,t inst by the Rev. Joel Hubbard,
Mr. Isaac H. RoBY and Miss MARY SHIELDS, all of
PHI sylvania.
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THE LATEST. NEWS.


ehaRLEsTos July 22-The ship Galena
from New Orleans for Hayre. has arrived ber4
having been struck by lightning near Ab,co
and afterwards found to be on fire. s 49, aa'
S',ou 'aies OF cotton on board, and it is doubl.
ln' whether The fire can be cxtinguisheJ Fo,
y passengers and her specie were taken ofT bv
Inc DANISH brig Margaretta which has also ~.
rived here to land her passengers.
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VNO THE PEOPLE of Lynchburg.

Il ADAMS 81 cos Expresses oher Doay Ceytatn
and Cheap facilities fur obtaining goods OF all descr Up
tons from all parts Of the United Stntes
We have secured Special Express Ptiveleges on Tie
swift and sure steamers jamestown and Roanoke ,ayinp
New York, Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Rich
mond Friday and Monday of each week. BY this line
we re prepared to forward goods of all descriptions nj
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and Davenpors line OF Packets
Goods delivered Free Of Porterage
Our inland express per Great u. s. Mail Lie contin
ues as heretofore, to arrive in Richmond Thrice Daily
The well-known character of our house for RESPONSE
bv and attention the interests Of our customers
warrants US in saying that shippers will find it 10 Their
interest to order their Goods through "Adams d. Co
Express" ADAMS q CO,
per Nm. II. MosJy agent,
~ 26-ifdts Lp,chbug, Va.
N B.-Goo9s dispatched to all points where We have
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PARISEN & KINGS

VIRGINIA, ~ CAROLINA g. TENNESSEE
Frcigh, Packogc aud Po,eei EXPRESS
II 70 aud from New York, Norfolk Petersburg md
d Richmond per first LASS Stcnmships JAMES
TOWN e. ROANOKE, and by the Seobonrd ind Roa
noke, Weldon Wilmington, CASTOR n Raleigh, Peters
bug Weldon, Petersburg Richmond, Richmond and
fredericksburg, South Side, and Va Tenn. Railroads,
and connecting with Stage md Wagon Lines from the
different points the Railroads 10 almost every point
throughout the above Sintestbrou in cbnrRe OF spe
cin Messengers Mere nvnling themselves OF this
line for the transportation Of their Merchandise mny
pose fall confidence in its great expedition and econo'
my Of rates
Merchants in the interior Of tho above States order
ing Goods ON Baltimore aud Philadelphia TO the care
of Parisen d Kings Erpre@ at Norfolk, Petersburg or
Richmond, may depend upon having all changes pnd.
and their Goods forwarded without the least delay, md
free Of all drayr &c and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING, Northern Office,
No Barclay STREET N. y.
w. b. PARfSEN. Southern OGcc
Corner Boiiingbyooh ond 2nd Sts
Pttcrsburg, Va.
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n Office All persons indebted to will plense
y come forward and pay. We have given long in
dulgenfc, therefore hope all will pny romty and
put To trouble
~ All persons having claims will present them for
settlement. Is. u. LEWIS a. co.
iy 1875
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NEW YORK. July 25.-The U. S. steamer
ul'on and Princeton, and sloop of war Deca.
'ur' sailed from Portsmouth Yesterday after.
noon, for the fishing grounds.