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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-24
To the Fair Pharisees Of Britain.

10 TIC Fur f>n0rlSceS Oh bf1t01ns
Born in that zone where deafeniag thunders roar
AS fierce traditions Of almighty lore,
Where burning whirlwinds start the slothful air,
And desolation reigns supremely bare;
Where lonely palms, gaunt and scattered band,
As monuments to vegetation stand,
And streamless hollows in the desert rest,
Like fluctuations Of a milkless breast;
Where suns, which bring to other lands delight,
Burn as they beam, and with their splendor bligh.
Where nature lies PROSTATE feverish form,
With intermittent rawlings in the storm
In scenes like these the colored sons Of earth,
Draw their subsistence from their native daarth,
And lower than the beasts that prowl around
Like slothfnl worms they drag along the ground;
Whilst muddy dialect is all that can
Distinguish them as of the spokesman.
Reclaimed from sloth and vlest degradation,
They're raised to servants in foreign nation.
Fed, clothed and card for by masters hand,
And happier far than in their native land;
Strangers to hunger, easier much their task,
Than that OF Others wearing freedoms mask.
We graceful fair ones who deplore their lot
Ye British mothers on your island spot
Ye satin Pharisees who love to roam
In search of evils plentiful at home
Leave to our care the fictious slaves OF Stove,
And to the famished seamstress kindly go:
Inspect the garrett where the rushlighlburns,
And ask your starving sister what she earns.
Ask Of your freeborn fellow-beng why
The redeemed lid sits heavy on her eve
Look at her poor white fingers, thin and long,
And think one m oment OF your poets song.
Immortal Ho,d his lines will tell you where
You should bestow your philanthropc care,
The lines of him you left to starve in life,
Then compromised BY pensioning his wife. b, Il,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-24
The Southern Commercial Convention.

MEMFHls, ienn feDru2ry L. 1000
SIR The Commercial Convention, held at Baltimor,
In Decem last having adjourned to meet at this city
the first Monday Of June next, the citizens Of Mem
phs have resolved with great zeal and unanmity, Il
second the proposition.
The various important subjects discussed at that
vention Direct trade with Europe from Baltimore ant
other Southern cities the establishment Of commercial
relations with the valley of the Amazon the mporanc,
Of which has been ably presented to public consdera
ton by Lieutenant MauIy the extension and completion
of system Of railroads from the southern Atlantic
cities to the Mississippi river the great project Of rail
way from the Mississippi river to the Pacific coast
other xsters Of vital consequence to the South anc
West will doubtless be renewed, with increased inter
est in the discussions OF the June convention.
We have been commissioned by our fellow citizens OF
Memphis to invite you 10 be present that interesting
OCCASION and to participate in the deliberations Of the
convention
1t is needless for to remind you that the time has
arrived when vigorous and united effort the part OF
the South and West required for the protection Of their
interests and the developement of their and
power.
We have great pleasure in rendering to you behalf
OF fellow citizens the Inequalities Of the city and
surances Of cordial welcome.
We have the honor to be- with great respect your ODE
dent servants, j. T. PRYOR Chairman.
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its practice, would be utterly hopeless.
About the time Of this correspondence, the friends
of Mr.. Marcy prepared a letter to the President
signed, as was alleged by majority of the demo
cratic members of the Legislature requesting that
in case New Yorker should be called to the cab-
net, Mr.. Marcy should be selected for that place
This recommendation was successful, and Mr.. Marcy
was appointed Secretary Of War. The particular
friends of Governor Wright, (he radicals and barn
burners regarded this selection with disfavor, and
some feeling of resentment. Many Of the friends Of
Mr. Marcy were openly opposed to the reelection Of
Mr. Wright as Governor, and it was well understood
that the election of John Young, the wing cand
date, and the defeat Of Governor Wright, in ls46,
was owing to the votes Of bunker friends OF Mr..
Marcy.
The cabinet appointed by Gen. Taylor, consisting
Of John NJ Clayton, William NJ Meredith, George
w. Crawford, William B. Preston, Thomas Ewing,
Jacob Collamer, and Reverdy johnson, was con-
.idered respectable in point of talent, but proved
failure in practice in consequence Other unpopular
appointments to office, and their administration of
affairs generally, without giving satisfaction to either
political party. They went out OF Office on the
death Of General Taylor, in July 1850 with the
odor Of unpopularity attached to them, and it was
considered the part of wisdom in Mr.. Fillmore,
when he announced an entirely new cabinet, on his
accession to the Presidency. The names were
Daniel Webster, Secretary Of State; Thomas
Corwin, Secretary of the Treasury; Charles M
Conrad, Secretary Of War; William A. Graham,
Secretary Of the Navy; Alexander II. II.
Stuart, Secretary Of the Interior; Nathan X. Hall,
Postmaster General; John J. Crittenden, Attorney
General. The designations have been, Wm A. Ora.
ham, in whose place John P. Kennedy was APP
pointed Secretary of the Navy, and Mr.. Hall,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-13

~ "a S. evening" 4 he soush e na,
- issss2 ;sriss issiafF s noon vksFs ! 5!ays
s i'd s a 8 ssl, IL. .ss s Sc:
- - = Il III az ole 1oxs e1bss IN $3.50
Tsf ksS hem Hin on de bank. an carry &C. ,sr &
q - curreuk ynehy de walsr 60 % ~ eosebed On
IS 80 s. & 81 s .sn j. ade Sc sss s
r. W5S8f<n ii Asyin 90 come s ~. Il brought
- sr{vsl as iuion o!e ~. I'll IS 3olf
RI - "a bsekelider brought pass M. bredren,
eanain. = mighty ssss oosb W sivafs eonsdsn
8 ssnek an his own si aen a. s,, IN
- & <s.fchcd where was a.si :. q &. - s1eion
: r5seF. dnn one atier noue. H. ia isll snoler
H "a long de shorc. a. s;od bfess your souls
sefs1l Belnbcd bfeQscn'
e sas ss 81 aiss.r.sion beautiful enough Tor
go s,sgauf dress and TOO tfus alsss =
IL own race chvs.s.ax ne1os-
q s. $50 r,tr DRowNED 70 LIFE = Isssased g g
:. - s ssesy m4a Aat g - 19ay
s 80 ssrribly downward and backward and ~
S.sfiv discontinue the pressure kepeas sals vlo-
- i1ferruution until pair OF common bellows
- 4 nrocured When obtained, introduce me
muscle we upon The base @ me mns1s s sass
cia~e 4 Direct bystAnder 70 prese firmly upon
= ;arfire r,arf Of the neck. called Adams APP
~ ~ ne de bellows actively. Then press
NJ, ia cest 20 expci thesir from the lungs, @
ssste nafural breathing. Continue this at least
=, fonr uness sigma Of natural breathing como on.
Wrsp the body In Blankets. place linear fire.
ard al every thing to preserve natural warmth, as
iI a Is inipart an arf6cial heat fpossihle Eve
~ thing however, Is secondary TO Initiating the
lsnss. Send for amedics1 man hnnediately
Avoid al frictions until respiration shall be Ia
anne degree restored. VALENTINE Mort,
Surg Gen Of the AMERICAN ship-wreek society.
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=, 7:55NiT IS zND
pE a s sss 8 g es'a|1 & d ~ 6
ss lssss ss y d |s|ss's 81: O.
81 issss q; %: :; S. 1|.|5 IS
s ~ Z stoss non rs6s I'll s
Also. for The u 56 s.11lt en'
4es s ssr Inca 1t foos uslssa ezcssssion ga ns
AIso f5r die constuctipn d eheut 81 lnt4 fret 81
a seess via sss sasss &c q Tlsss stsssI fss
innate for this culret hGn been m411 &c $50 pr
fss RsIpass sfs.ras; sa saa 5 ss,J
tending from the wsst ode Of 7th sreef westH
snd connecting with chlxert neax esaaH Ihe ~
innate has been nsde e - per iinesi rot neiudmg
4 AIso, Isl Willing sSsut 10 lset ~
Of ihe baltimore stesmbost Company slssdI9s. This
.ssd & ss6s g e CO S yss Il I - g g
Also, for Planning Wharf srsst from Peach street
s. hs sorpoTsssss Inc
street southwardly % Wharf street.
The above jobs viii require about feet board
thick and has been sstisnssed & {is perm. isef
board measure, intending workmanship and 1nyine-
Plans and spseidesssens q ts .6oxs yc tosethss
plicafion st the Office Of tho underuignsd ss 8
It Is highly important that III the shove urk akoad
g ssss Sc e - so ss ~ Bd g @ hs
when completed. The individual 70 whom work 4
awarded, win be required % enter into eonssaci With
approved security for the prompt and fifhfu exeeu
ton Of the work, and nnless the cont1se b uenea
within ten days aftex the date Of the uwurd e i Sc
considered abandoned. No bds viii Sc considered
which exceed the estiated prlces ana wl,ick a. nat
conform to the above stipnlatlons. ~
BY order Of the Commissioners 81 Streets gene
rally. w. GILL CITY Ensineer.
Proposals viii also be received until the time men
toned above, for filling Peach etxpc< from Water
street 20 Wharf street. and Wharf street from Peach
street. to the lower fine Of tho city wif3aesrth 70 Sc
taken front city lots lying on the soth side 81
Cary street, below OK east 81 znd street. and from
Bloody Run Street. eat Of Rockets street Il such
manner ~ the Commissioners Of Streets generally
may direct The earth = to DO placed smoothly upoT
sid Peach and Wharf sreets 10 suc grades and lines
as may be marked ont and directed b. the Engineer
OF the city or superintendent of streets II
The estimate for the longest haul has been estna-
ted ct ~ per cubic yard and no bid beyond that est-
mate viii b considered.
The individual TO whom the contract Is awarded viii
pc required 70 enter into contract with the city and
give approved security for the prompt and faithful
be specified and unless such contract be signed wth-
IN ten days from and after the date OF the award it
will be considered abandoned and the work re-let
As Is important to have the work executed
IL practicable. the proposal state the time at
which the contractor proposes to completes the work
The quantity needed win be about So,0oo cubic
yards. M. BATES, Sec. Com. Streets.
an 9-dtd
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r AMBERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
- NO. 5 NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTI-
MORE Opposite RARMITM,c F40T1r T.--Tl,o

- NO. s NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTI-
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUMS HOTEL.-The
purchase sale Of Lottery Tickets within the State
Of Virginia being now in violation of law, and at
tended with heavy penalty conviction, the sub
scrber would respectfully solicit tho orders Of his
friends and Others who may feel disposed to purchase.
Having been reaident Of Richmond for upwards Of
thirty years, and being pretty generally known
the State he deems It almost unnecessary
to give any further that AL business CONT
ded to him win be promptly and properly attended
to.
EE Packages, single Tickets and shares, IN al the
Maryland Lotteries, for SALE
q The printed official drawings sent. to cores
pondents by the first mail.
ca Prizes cashed at sight. 81 Y
Address THOMAS LAMBERT,
my l4-ists Baltimore Nd
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FRESH FoREIGNsGooDs.-H

Il steamers Bnlfic, Asin and GLASGOW, We have re-
ceived rich embroidered COLLARS; do do mandarin
and puff SLEEVES; do do CHEMIzETTESt do do
BOOK EL0uNCINGS; Jaconet and Swiss ED6INGS
and INSERTINGS; Madras and Bingham HDKFS.;
Printed Cotton HDKFS, in great variety; Turkey
red do; Men,e buck and doeskin GLOVES; Ladder
black and mode cold ak do; Ladies', Misses and
Mems Kid do-1 full assortment; fine and extra fine
silk TWIST; silk and Inohair coat and vest BIND
NGS; silk Trimming BRAIDS; do BUTTONS;
Lasting and Twist coat aud vest BUTTONS, kc., TO
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NEW LINE OF COACHES From

DINEY POINT PAVIIION.-Ihis
egreesbls hsthilg place, and qniet retreat for
been based 81 tie underisned, with ! view Is ths
purchase Of it If successfni % his efforts to aceommq-
date the public, win be opened for the season On
"Wednesday, 18th June.
Many and varied improvements have been recently
made, calculated TO promote the comfort Of vitors
and nothing shall be omitted b. the proprietor and
bis family which can afford the ieast satiafaeticn 70
his anests. Parents and their children will find the
comforts Of home In ample provision. whilst the de-
votee Of hshing may come asSured Ehxt every ncces
saxy arrangement for his accommodation In the way
Of fishing boats and tackle, with proper persons TO
wait on him whilst engaged 70 hts captivating sport
has been fully made In addition, eeine will be
daily drawn for the Of tie place and
nasic WIN be IN rsadinesA dsy and NIGHT for the
Vistom from Richmond and Fredsrieksburs can
reach the Point on Monday, "Wednesday and Saturday
Of each week, by means Of the steamers Powhafan
and 0uceola which touch IS sAcquia Greek on those
days. and returning, can re.ch the crce1 On Tuesday,
IL time to connect with the regular mail tan Of those
The farms Of board Il the Point viii Be q for !
Jingle day u - per day for three days and less than
: week, 30 per week, and &56 per month Children
and servants kalf price. A. no public celebration
cQntempleed on the 4h Of July ct the Point visitors
Ricx 70 that date may come with every assurance
fpt their scnfoEt and quiet win not be disturbed s.
.ny .s'snalass e ! b0i'tsr0.s sA "H s. ~
Formerly proprietor Of the Fountain Inn.
PInEy PoIxT PAynsox, M. s 3 I -
Juno 6th, lt53. Il TT
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u WARns--Ran away from my RESIDENCE Ia Chez
terfeld, on Sunday, the 5lst or July last NEGRO
NAN nsmed HARRY. He i full medium heieht Of
good proportions about IS 50 years old Of very dark
brown color his eyes very smokey, his nose more
than usually peaked for negro both Of his HIPS tnrn
out has some whip scars he has ridge scFoss the
navel aud small ecqr 81 ono Of bis e3e brows. He
wore dirty drab coat cotton oxnabur& shirt and
pants md black hat The said Nesro ves brought
Goldins and have no doubt ha q airs}ne ,ef sssin,
Axewerd Of 30 WIN be given # taken 81
md delivered % me. and taken on III ~ sans -
fullism Dasis auctOneers h tho city 81 Behn3ond
- s-d5tknzx* JosxrH d. woopr1N.
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II OTIS FOR SALE.-I. "a beautiful build.

IL ing LOT on the North side Of Clay street, be-
tween 5rd and 4th streets adjoining the residence Of
Thomas w. Brockenbrough, Esq This Lot fronts 66
feet and runs back 155 to an alley.
2. A LOT ON the corner of Marshall and College
Streets opposite the Medical College, fronting sixty
feet and running back 134 alley 20 feet wide
On this Lot is carriage house and stable, which
would be rented. should the Lot not be sold during
the month. Apply to 8. MAUPIN.
au 2-df19thau
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sis FL s dc IL s.Asr .els i :. .h.l =.
stauuton atfer hxeakf1st sup fer tie night e the
ss.sa ths q 81 salphss ae1s s,snin1 sssssssssss
each, acoach 10 accommodate vIsifou Eoins We'd q
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8 49,. IAlsWEEk1x G0NNEG1IQN.
xo I1nehbEk Mondsys WsdnesdAys nd RE;d.ya
ssasss asssias without iisii nssfsss nsss
leaye pas Nth the Iiekst Assnt, md slse shex
An. AZ "a. slssss ~ s. .ds 4 81 not
oDss'n ucsssa. 80. e: e esllsl.
- washington s.. m.y S 81 ks Jsaetiep
s ss .ssch thss ely e g hour. ssessen t.hns
fns night n:,n g tne Richmond Fredericksbug and
js q - - q n GILL. sur,t 2
ENROM PETERSBURG AND RICH
THsOuGa u TWo b11s i 4 v u q, "a
est safsat "a chs.peat zouis With Increased lsci
es never before offered hY any line 70 the travelling
gss s ssss s Is g Fssn sRd9 as, os.el
g i II ss sey GmSna
Railroad meeting passengers leavns Petersburg st
0,ciesz q. m ne same morning 6 the junction Of
where they VIII find line 81 new and superior Troy
Coachess Gne horses and experienced drivers Ia read
ness 70 conyey them with Che most possible ispatch
have good nights and take the Cars Of the Vir-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad It oiclock IA. next
g "a II %
inc Of Stages SO well known to the travelling public
for their safety and Dispatch, well mPpied with
drivers ready TO convey them to the Mountain House
to supper and after comfortabc nights to the
~ nne oupnur Spnn&s before ~ O'Clock nexf morn
Refurnins, passengers WIN lesve the White Sui.
phur Springs ct o'clock, r N. daily Sundays ex-
md as I ia ne spH 5uss e
leaving next morning e day light breakfast at Scotts
burg at g ?: n. leave LynshbuIs same evening 81
SECOND mornings at O'Clock, A. M.-or by Stages at
fs1os Icy 9 I'd fs
road 70 Richmond arriving same evening ITO O'Clock
BY Boyd I Edmond's Packets. tom Richmond
Sulphur aa aua g @
70 Sweet Springs 90
By Dsnyills Railroad from Richmond and
Rsss:a fem sss.d s
White sulphur Springs 10 80
To Sweet springs. 3 30
jy11--tf supt Trans Va Va { Tenn. 4. 4.
= -, !. 2, ---z--,-,---,-.--
nv Nv 1Nb nn1easI MAi s,l R0HIE
TWICE DAILY FROM HfCHEf5N6 ri NEW
YORK WITH TRA AZ! oT rAssENGERs
WASHINGTON. bALTIMoRE AND PHIL 5 az A1FI-
PHIA, FREE 81 ExTRA cH1RoE-onI md sffer
schedules viii Be- run over dc Inland route between
4 oooL H. and aocf dss
Fsss e CIV e sson ii IL sss e
"a a................ o.
B.'t.n0rs s Z g g
Between Baltimore and Phiade phis ~ railroad, %
Between BALTIMORE and philadelphia, By New
Between philadelphia and New FORK. s o
sls.. g: !, -, 4, 9. q. 81
above with the main Northern route, through tckets
direct can be obtained e the Depot f the Baltmors
Pist.buIs and Whsens Us fke Rsisy Ho1ss s. Us
following terms: -...s S.
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DNEY POINT LINE no BtETT-
- MQRE-0N MONDAY on EACH 81EEF-
kAkE - 0NLX.rxhe 1nhl1e - kereby inlh{z1ed
HxTzN csPs cSsss IS s. sss ss i Sss 8
sSss i:assss ses fs s . 8
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u one hundred and sixty-fve acres in Chesterfield
county, 81 miles from Richmond immediately on the
Danyille Railroad. This farm is handsomely located
necessary out houses-fhe whole nearly new. About
65 cleared and the balance in original growth
The timber and wood ON the land will probably pay
more than asked for it. The owner being detefmn-
ed to SELL bargain May be had upon early application
to GEO. w. COLE, on the premises, or to
am TEIER A. COOK
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ntelngence and Agency Office,
ans Corner of Broad and 9fhstrects.


HHEAP FARM offer for sale, In the
~ county of James City, two hundred acres Of VAL
uable LAND that abounds IN mari, tine two-stoy
house, out-houses &C., eight miles this side of VIII
liamsburg, immediately the main road, in q fine
neghborhood the best of water, kc three miles from
Chickahominy River, and Il miles from navigable
Greek There can be cut this land about 1900 cords
of wood, good ship timber and pine, &c. This Farm
is of the best locations for professional man In
the county. deem it unnecessary to nay any thing
for themselves. If not disposed of privately It will
be sold in williamsburg the second MONDAY in Oc-
tober, which will be Court day.
TERMS OF sALE-6 II and Is months. For infor-
nation, &C., applyto EWD. d. EACHO,
an 8--fs General Agent and Collector.
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FARM NEAR RTCI
IL MIMI ZGH akI.E 1El.e srul..tf5s - - 9

~ M0zD nor sALE-sThe subseriBers srs az
fhonscd 70 sell privately very valuable mail FARM
wafhina short distance Of Richmond. This Farm &
now Il high stute Of improvement q dtuated IN an
exceedngly healthy and Is regarded e
one Of the best that has been offered for sale or
day from the market garden alone, An Il Il believed
that this sum could be made with ease every day
The improvements consist Of . large and COMING
dious dwelling, containing fifteen rooms, IN completes
repair; very convenient residence for the Gardener
containing hour Kitchen smoke house, stables
and all necessary houses. There are also two fe
wells Of water upon the premises Of them located
at convenient distance from the dwelling, and the
other at the stable.
For terms, which win be made very accommodation,
and any other particulars, apply to
ALLEN CROUCH
nj -
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TOR RENT-A small brick HoUsE, on
y Marshall street, between 18th and 18th, III
Hampton's Row. Apply to
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NUNS & CLARK'S PIANOS.-P. /

II
IN TAYLOR, sole agent in this city for the sale Of
PIANO FORTES made by the above named celebra.
ted makers is constantly receiving elegant and plain
manufactory.
Their Instruments received prize at the sWorld's
Institute Fairs in this country They combine
all the modern improvements with the METALLIC
FRAME and PATENT OVER STRINGS, and are conf
IDENTIFY recommended for sweetness of and great
durability, which latter quality viii be appreciated
in the country, where good timers seldom found
r. II. TAYLOR has sold these instruments in this
city for the last seventeen years. the entire sats
faction of bis numerous customers
u Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones
The public are cautioned to observe that the title
of the firm is NUNS & CLARK
Guitars Violins, Accordeons and Flutes. Also Gui-
tar and Violin Strings of the best quality.
r H. 9. has in store the largest stock of new and
standard Music to be found south of Baltimore and is
in the weekly receipt Of all the and fashionable
music Of the day. liberal discount made TO schools
and dealers. PLANO AND MUSIC STORE,
an $50 Main street.
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CT, Nl5ealII: sss.asl v q err Tz &
f ts fhilssdslphis every WEDHEsDAY g hish.sa-
tss.i9s, Leave fhil.dslF6i. every WEDNzsDAY. 4
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receive freight and The hour of their calling.
.enss before 3 ~ e ne M 3 e bs
Pssssgs through 70 n y, IL cabin and found, 81;
Phiiadeiphia, "a cabin and found, 81; d. a. HcrSoif
g. For freight OF passage, apply to
RoBERf RANKIN, Agent,
:, 3 -
Il DAMS a. COS NEW YORK, VIR-
"A GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS PER UNITED STATES MAIL
AND FROM NEW ToRK. KfcHMoND's re- b
ments with tie g. s. man line 81 ssese9s fom mn
York to Norfolk and Richmond for SPECIAL ExPnEss
receive and iorwar to md ffam New nri MERe
CHANDISE and PACKAGES Of every Redemption
with dispatch and at greaflg reduced rsfes.
Our Express win lsase New York every yxsdnss.
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& od t xo 5sy Once % y until
York, are requested to order by ss6DAMS q Co.'s
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New York and kcbmsnd daily Ia c5spee 81 ssc;a
messenger All GOODS NOT MARKED n ~ 81 sis E IN
land route viii be Forwarded bv the Steamsr ~ E4-
press. = ADAMS y f,01 =
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$500 -. re q : : =, Z 80
NOlICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship
ment per steamers Rca.oke or jamestown, win
hereafter be received by ADAMS L. CO. 5e Rraad.
way who are the only authorized aeenfs or Exnress
privileges by those gtearnshipa 81 -
je 6-fs S. Broadway. New York.