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me french IeuFnels tukakh ~ fosaosvs.~ l.4...
wrhfsn ~ 4 RsOussst A. Boalbon prsyioss & IS
departure from San Frsnciseo, and v,hsr,, -.
probably the lsst he penned up to he perio Il n.
death. twill be seen that he eiyes expre..,o,, 4.
Il 70 apreseniiment Of the late that avvaited 81.
SAN FaANcisco Nay is. 1854
Ny DEAF Arrixp- 4A.s -. d
The last malls have brought ma y, leffer 6c,,
you, although mine have beens dslsved IA neerlv
hffeen daya This silence leads ma 70 eupuose fhst
We hsve obtained nothing. ! expected i. Il now
only remAins for me % ack Isl sssf@ <sFs 81
]. About four hundred men lsfs ON the ID April ia
me Cnalienge. They must have arrived IL Guav.
mas hfeen days ago. The great psrt Of these rnea
oniy started In the conviction of rv aloet isn,na
aIafsly re1oining them. am closely watched by
.1s. .hs Ae.sn police The cspiatias, terrified &
III = nosf.My, viii NOT haxsFd d cent, sam an
aaOne, ana alone must Get. Ihave iu9 pureiased
small boat OF ten tons, and shail embark Il Il
oeiose the end sf the week. Hse q slsssgs 8.
.l sneceed N deceiving the watchfulneas that u
ahereised over my movements; ii I escape fld
american and Mexican cruisers; If arrive On the
coaM OF Mexico, after having tra yersad the M ar
elgnt hundred leagues which divide me from Cuay-
mas u L can enter into communicative win fIse
land, shalsee if INV mon are stiIlin - tn n
tney are, shall Immediately disembark. F4..sse
II my 0aus, discouraged BY false reports and de-
S.s.zsd by gig week. of waiting. should havs dis
PeHea ana penetrated into the iuterior. then viii
enaesyor 70 re-unite thema slow aud dificuIt mat.
ssf shali have to cruise on the Gulf Tor q least
s;sembls two hundred Of them viii ARE I'm non
uasymas install myself there, and endeavor to draw
senls,oscemsnts nnon on :, rom California. 8
o1ce master Of Guaymas, shall not act upor any
med plan but shah avail myse Of crcnmstsnces =
that have ten chances aganst sne n th
enterprise. The Mexicans have outisWed me. aIf
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AMUsEMENTs.
SpALDING d ROGERS
TWO CIRCr rSESi

sPALDING a. ROGERS
two CIRCUSES!
Consolidating their cele-
brsted FLOATING PALACE
~A CIRCUS, from their Palatial
~ NA Aquatic Amphi.Thss,re. on the
XII - Mississippi and Ohio Rivers; and
NX Xe NORTH AMERICAN CIRcUsf
AKglEs so favorsblv known in the North
aud East, into
ONE MONSTER CONCERNi
With the two Companies, comprising respectively
the most distinguished Northern and Southern Per.
formers IN FRIENDLY STRIFE daily 10 the same ring,
In presence of the aadieace, with
TWO SETS OF PERFORMERS >.
TWO SETS OF CLOWNsi,
TWO SETS OF RING H0RSESili
U PAsToMIME every Afternoon! SPECTACLE
every night.
NED KENDALL. Che Busler1
KENDALL s BRASS BAND!
CHoaTEsS STRING BATD!
And everything else upon the same elaborate and
Monkey: Madlle Agnea, the celebrated Creole Gym
c. j. Rogers, the distin gulshsd Scenic Equestran !;
Master Clarence, the young Equestrian Hero; Mrs.
% I.he' the we vsry intrepa Horsewoman; the famous
MOTLEY BROTHERS,: IL. Magninty, the renowned
voltigeur; Monsieur La Thorn. the modern Hercu-
the Versatile Equestrian; H. Durand. the skiful
Gymnast; Robert White. the accomplished Maitre !;
w. j. raul, the famous Jehu, = brown. j. Ryan.
w. Cenor, &c &c, will be exhibited at T. M and
~ P M. afternoon and night.
COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL!
TUESDAY.
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY. and
FRIDAY,
October 3lst. and November lst, I'd and Sd, Io54)
Also, at PETERsBU Oct. eth, 25th and 26th and
Lynchburg Oct. 9th and 23th.
~ADMISSiON Dress Circle, so cts Colored
Boxes 25 cts Children and Servants half price. to
Dress Circle sonly. oc l4-lst .
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The arrivals Of '.persoas Of distincti0n" are
beeinning 10 b. announeed In Washington,
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Or. Brsndresh, the celebtsted pin doctsr, q pui
in The feld for ConSroas b ths democrats n he
niuth distyicto Of New York.
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E,ITS' FITS FITSi-LE WIS g.
l. FLETCHERs VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
recently discovered invaluable remedy for this tru
" distressing maady, Fits Prepared and sold by
Lewis Fletcher, at Franklin, Ind For sale by
PURCELL, LADD co. sole agents for Richmond,
Va. For farther particulars call the agents and
get pamphlet. je 6-d1aw6m
MRS. B. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED
N1 CEDAR TAR. for sale by Messrs. DOVE
CO., Main street, has more testimony than any ether
medicine in use, for the of Pulmonary Diseases,
Bronchits, Dyspepsis Asthma, Piles and Liver and
Kidney Affections, and all diseases arising from inn
g See pamphlets for full testimony.
'T,HE only infalhble Medicine known
l. BURROWS ELIXIR ViTA-The original ar
cle In ali it's purity. Quick and powerful, its vr-
tues proverbal-in SO many instances having
raised from the very verge of the tomb the subjects
of diseases ir their most terrible forms, testimo
uials of the exalted character from individuals
and institutions testify In the descriptive circular
may be found from the Masonic and Odd Fellows
Lodges of Norfolk The medicines able to give relief,
numerous and valuable ;but If persons willing
to suspend their use and submit to course of ELK.
IR VITA, cure at once can be effected in ord nary
wG s os ogT and
weeks: 1t will thoroughly purify the blood. In
scrofula. Rheumatism, Indigestion, &c. it stands
alone. Its action on the Bowels, Liver and Kidneys
direct and efficient. Deprsved humors in the
circulation ahectthe vital orsans A course of two
three weeks will relieve the syste of all morbid
matter reaction ensues, uncomfortable appetite
with high and vigorous health the result. In deep
and heavy colds that often end in rapid decline,
nothing s comparable. For nercurial and syphilitic
diseases it is truly the only medicine known, not
leaving vestige of the disease. Pursue the course
above, unless the bones have commenced decaying.
If SO, at the end of three weeks suspend its use
weeks, recommence, and at the end Of three weeks
the body will be restored to its original health.
supply Of a "
'derful curative powers Of which are proverbial
PURCELL, LADD l. CO..
JACKSON B. WOOD,
GRUBRS APPERSON,
fe 25-1v UruSyistr
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sPAN.-From summary OF foreign intelligence
in the N. Y. Herald we copy the following:
Spain is unguiet There have been serious riots
at Burgos aud Malaga owing the rise ia the price
ofbread. It is reported that Queen Isabella fnds
the crown heavy upon her brow, and intends abdi
eating 10 avor of her infant daughter Poor Queeni
she will not even be allowed to retire TO prvate life
the royal puppet must remain. You remember
Theirs celebrated observation -" lie roi reqne.
mais ne gouUerne pas"
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a
DoLLARs Tom Hyer, the celebrated pugiiist, 10
now in this city professional business, are
informed 1t is stated that he has entered into
wager with man named McGowan, OF st. Louis,
for prize fght--the sum staked being three thou.
sand dollars and that the parties meet about
half way between the cities of New York and st
Louis and that the encounter II to take place about
the last of this monfhhe precise day to be settled
presumed by many that the contest win be at some
locality near this city. but the exact place is mot
known. We hope our police will be actively on
the alert and prevent the fight from taking place
anywhere within this State-Cia GAG. Oct Ia
SPECIE DIGGING DELusroN-Probaby there Is
scarcely locality in many Of the older States
Union which has not, at some time, been scene OF
gold or silver digging humbug. The last we have
neard of was in Warrington county. New York. st
place, as we learn from the Troy fhig, kuoWa -
the Picket where, In the old French war, Gen. Put
nam, with his rangers, surprised and captured Dody
Of French and Indiana Tradiuon says tnal largs
tor fifty and seventy fve years there hes scarcely
been season in which somebody has not unsuecess.
fully dug for It. The diggers are generally Rom
distance. and have tho assistsnce o. Ionune .eeIs
A company Of Vermonters have lately been q wors
under such auspices but ct the latest accounts had
abandoned the Picket and were digging In the door
yard of the man who boarded them. weo would en-
courage their labors until he cot Al her money ior
board They were succeeded By 2 psEty'of spriia.
aliat, who procured the services OF medium, and
called on ST Paul for help 70 remove rock which
vas ia their wsy. who replied through the mediem
ihat' he was engaged, and advised them 70 invoke
the aid OF 81 Peter. which ihsy accofdingy did re-
ter they afirm rendered fhemiha seTvce asked tor,
for the rock immAdiately yielded To their levers.
This tho nineteenth conturyi
IHprAnA Erxcr1oH. The Indiana Sentinel says
that ID the First Congressional district Of thai
Stats Miller, Dem h elected BY 956 mAjorty all
tho returns in, and that Enslishs majority - tho
soc0ud district h CPL. Also that III tho new Sen
ate there are 26 Democrats and @ wings, and IA
the House Of Representatives, II Democrats. ~
Wings, and adOu6tful.
Or. Brsndresh, the celebtsled PHI docter, 4 pu
In the feld for C0ner6as by he democrats q III
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1UNTY,

- ---,lsl-ea@--fal :
pUNTY,
the Farm
about IS
nsin Stage
knd known
pntains, BY
lance hes-
poplar and
Dwelling
enc q tho
,slthy.
to the uss
1re can be
han can be
Extent.
rory, from
g the land,
tkahominy
hern cities,
ord by the
advancing &
pearly City
alf its real
RKER,
lon6, Va.
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+ A L l. ID K 7 G 90 DIS,
CHEAP FOR CASH.


TNHE subscriber has now in store his fall
Il stock comprising every description of GOODS
usually kept in dry goods house.
He invites the attention of the Ladies to hand.
some assortment rich plaid Goods, ofthe most fash
ionabe styles as well a large stock of Fall and
Winter PRINTS.
Always in store full supply of DOMESTIC
GOODS with full assortment of Negro Clothing.
His Fall stock consists Of fresh GOODS, recently
purchased in the Northern Cities by himself at the
late reduction.
The most liberal advantages offered to CASH Gus
tuners WIN. BOOTWRIGHT,
oc l2-1m 285 Broad st., corner of lst st.
CRATES AND FENDERS.-Five Hun
~ dred Enameled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city, of his ewn manu-
facture. The Crates embrace all the various kinds
and patterns, such as square topped Gothic Liptic
Circles &c. with beautiful rounding Tenders Sum
mer Pieces &C.. to match.
Orders for Crates Tenders &c, from town and
country punctusliy attended to and carefully packe
Merchants purchasing to sell again. will be iupplied
at the lowest northern prices with the usual discount
Off for cash by wholesale
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main be-
tween 9th and 9th SITS, Richmond, Va.
Sc 2s3m. SAMUEL D. DENOON
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I ID U RIANv8 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
= The underlined would u spectf1lly ieterm al
scs sLsa ss e. u Dwsrs :. c.nss o.
s that a Sss RTEssf M ns
ap saeh work fully 2s per cent cheaper sh.a b.s ever
the city, He S.s sso several new md Sssa
fa to which h SGSd 1sse
TXECUTOR's NOITCE.-All persons
SHER decd. are requested TO present thsn proper.
y authenicatsd; and those indebted. 70 make pay
men' without asl'1 LEWIS D. caENsHAw.
willis Executor Of James Bosher. decd.
TIO THE CREDITORS OF FRANCIS
j WICKER. DECEASED ALL persons hsviSs
clams against the eststs Of Hrsncia Wisksr decess
sss e = ss csa se s &:
City Of Richmond, pronounced on the 25th d.y q
sis, apd Fcreseon Va wicker and sls shsll ths
4 n, ~ my Office, ID the city Of Richmond. proceed
'' take 'n account 2 'ssn jas. sss'n E HEATH Con-
Commi.sisnsrssfsss Richmond. Sept asth. 1884.
DICHMOND SODA W ATER AND
Ne 81, s.a.a. .e. Il soss
S9PA WxTEsE n g. i y 1ss r 81. e
Compete with say msnufaetoFy, either North or
South having been engaged In the business for psvsn
sssss s5Ss SSs'ss %srss = '' 's' r'coa
n. B. Al o.dsn either from city o. .sessty.
Sode ssss, ~ Peasss ana Az delivered n IN r.rts
Aiipsrssa. III 2 S..ins my bott.s .ii pl.... s.t.r.
sAs1i e IN: lin:'1''s''' sscSs1snS1 ss g s1sss .
I OOK AT THIS.-&1OyDO0 worth Of
II r 1sHS IL - nkraef 49,
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The YELLOW FEvER.-There was but one death
from yellow fever In Charleston, on Friday last.
In Augusta. Ga, during the "a hours ending at 3
O'Clock, Ihursday, there were two deaths. We
notice the death of a son Of Mr.. Thompson, editor
of the Constituionalist. @
The Board of Health Of Savannah report five
deaths on Thursday, including three of yellow fe.
YER.
SET AT LrBERrY.-An ultra red republican,
named Barbes who has long been confined in
French prison, recently wrote letter ing a
hope that the French armies would be Victorious
in the East and on the strength of this the Empe-
ror ordered that he should be set at liberty, uncon
ditionally.
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THE ELLSWORTH OUTRAGE.-It is now stated
that the Rev. Mr. Bapst, who was roughly treated
by party of rowdies in Ellsworth, ME-, is not
dead but recovering from his injuries.
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IN HENRICO COUNTY COURT, Octo-
i Der 2, 1851:
Robert L. Halle, PIT
VS., -
James Elliott, sometimes called James Tally, Diff.
IN cHAkcERY.
The object Of this suit Ia to obtain partition of
tract OF land In HsnIico COUNT; and the Plaintiff
Court that the defendant 10 inhabtant of this
State it Is ordered that he do appear here the ID
bi of the Plaintiff, and that copy of this order be
forthw inserted in some newspaper published in
the city of Richmond for two months succesaiyeiy.
and posted ut the front door Of the Court House Of
'nas ne s~Iswaw JAMES ELLETT. Clerk
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AhuMUH UIsPOsED 0F.-Ih0 London Globe con-
tains ths following semiofacial paragraph:
1t has been stated In asomewhat prominent man.
ner. that the French and EpeIlsh royernments
have demanded explanations from the American
Cabinet on the supposed negotiations to purchase
the territory of Sitka from the Russian govern.
ment Russia may think it wise TO c6mplicate her
relations with Sweden by harsh treatment of the
innocent Laplanders on the shores of the North
Sea- but France and England are not likely to Gre
ate an American question out of the proposals to
purchase for the republic an ornamental Artic
boundary. We have the best reason to believe
that the rumor is altogether unfounded.
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MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER e. VINCENT,

MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER g. VINCENT,
MARBLE WORKERS, on Main street,
AVA between 9TH and 9th streets, and nearly oppo-
site the Second Baptist Church.
MONUMENTS. T0MBs, FONTS. &c of foreign
and domestic Marble, made in the most modern and
CARVING and LETTERING executed in a man.
ner not to be surpassed here elsewhere.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
anime specimens of work executed by them, as the
best test ofther merit. jy 18-d3m
NEW GROCERY STORE-CoRNER OF
IN 2D AND BRoAD STREETs-Thes subscriber takes
this method of returning thanks for the liberal pa.
tronsge heretofore extended to him, and informs
moved to the corner Tene ment on Broad and Second
ct, eets. next to his old stand, where he would be
Ter enabled to furnish all articles In his line Having
more extensive and commodous house, he has
constantly on hand, select stack Of Groceries Tin,
oclz-dlms
EOR SALE.-We are authorised to sell
Il that desirable framed dwelling, sisuated ct the
corner of Marshall and Monroe sits. The lot fronts
80 feet By $50 to alley The house 10 remarkably
well built, contains rooms, with fire places. good
brick Kitchen containing 8 rooms. and supplied with
made Ts,' very / ssy ;gsssiss be
T IFE INSURANCE ON WHITE PER
LIFE iNsUkxNcE conpANny.IIEE.D, pANn.IED SuAIEo .so
ASSETS VI 81 2as GO Co psny win take risks
on tins Lives q White Persons and Siayea on favor.
1o'' 's" .'' '''s, ~ T. iPR'EG gPRREGssE. e A,.,.
Ohhcs Of the Valley Fire and Marine insnrsnea
Go u1der the Exchange Hotel. Richmond Va
Dr.. y. w HAncocK, In ksminer
k.yEkEncEsaJsmes nanlop. Hugh w. Fry, John
q. VIM. Wm. nouldin, kichmond; Hiegison HaI.
eoeks NneeteWeid CO.. Naa oc Tim
RACOE.-l5 hhds prime clear Sides. for
II s.ie hy ocss EDWIN WoRrHAM i co
HULL'B CANDLEG.-IO0 half boxes.
IL W sale By EDWIN WoRTHAA 4 co.
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DOWDER.-l5OO kegs Duponts blasting,
% ls's received 'is s6wiN n M wsbRrHAn II co.
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OTIC E.-The undersigned hereby
IN sives notice that be hss lost CERTIFICATE
In his name for one shar~ Of Stock In the kichm cd
F,e Association No. 9al6 Issued the 18th Of August,
1851 md that application will be made to the BoaiA
Of Directors OF said Assoctation 70 direct nov Csr
tifcate 10 be issued In place thersoE K
ANY person havine found the same, Will be suifa-
bly, rewarded by Eetnrring It 70
oe l--lsw2mh JOHN buuCdEh.
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A--A---a
|NGIrA
bo~ brSO.A
- S'uzsns ~ ems
- frss..n N s sne
|''ss'e 's~
-,
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house Of H. Cory, in cooperstown, n T. was en-
tered by burglars one night last week, and Mr.
Cory, in attempting to arrest them, was severely
stabbed. sSf z asse Is
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DEATH or Coz. JOHN SwG4NEY.---The Niagara
Courier announces the death of Col. John Sweeney,
long a well known and highly respected citizen of
that county Colonel Sweeney was soldier du.
ring the war OF 1872 served with distinction, was
made colonel, and during the latter portion Of his
lite, suffered from wounds received In honorable
service. sa 8ssl y
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MARRIAGE ExrRAo8DINARY.-The Rev. Anfci.
net.e Brown was married At Carmel. N. Y. on the
nth inst, to Dr. James II. Merritt.
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CARPETING.
THE subscriber has just received, on
l. consignment and now open for inspection, a
very large andschoce assortment of the newest pat
terms of English
gspsssisy. gEslssss cARrErlNe.
Brussels
Together with full stock of Three-ply, Ingram and
Venitian Carpetnes, which he is ordered to II at
cost prices, to close them INN ediately.
Persons about furnishing, have opportunity of
Supplying themselves, at very lew prices.
VIM. BOOTH,
Oe 14-2w I46 Main st corner of 18th.
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HoNEsrY.-A merchant named Corpring, from
Virginia, recently lost his pocket book containing
note fer 800 and 81 in cash, in Baltimore. 1t
was found and returned to him by little girI
named Susan Manning. The owner rewarded her
honesty b.. giving her $40.
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lRELAND.-The Newry Telegraph, an Irish news.
paper has the following statement in reference to
the return of two of the political exiles from Van
Dieman's Land
'We have had the qualification of hearing that
.ohn Martin, permitted to depart from Van Die
mans Land In pursuance of the recent act of Royal
clemeucy, arrived In Paris on Saturday last having
reached the French capital via Marseilles Smith
O'Brien had parted company with his fellow exile
on the coast of India proceeding Madras to visit
a near relative ia the Indian army. We hope we
may anticipate Mr.. MARITIME return to Loughorne,
where the philanthropist would be heartily well
coined even by those who repudiated the political
views with which he unhappily identifed him
salfn go. eFsl7E7ssf
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READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATEs.

Wafren Co,,.ty, NORTH Carolina, Aprit TN, 1852.
MR. .KENNEDy--Sir: This will inform you that
had Negro man Burnt from above his knee to his
and insiated applying your Ointment to it; con.
selted and to my great asonishnent in about eight
ten days he was we'll aud able to go to work;
have also tried it for Biiss Tooth-ache and maehed
Thumb. and am happy to say it cured in every in
stance. Yours with respect,
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ArorHEa HoAx.-The account publishe1 yes
terday of the murder Of printer, at Phonixvile,
Pa was false. Some evil disposed person. it ap.
pears, has played off a "stupendous hoax" upon
the Philadelphia press. The David Fleming, said
to have been murdered, is editor of temperance
paper at Pittsburg, and therefore not likely to bs
engaged in drunken affray in an oyster cellar.
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AN0H0Rll'l nllr91l0h Z 2lLK 4
!. - 1o6a1 I IAsaIlsiLi.
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OARS. -
| ~ superior
quantities
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4 T'EKs.
854.--The
holders OF
psny, will !
he city OF
( October
], See'y.
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A DAMS & CO.'S NEW YORK, VIZ.
~ GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc
TERsBHRG, &c, &C., As.-.Hayins effected arrange
ments with the u S. mail line of steamers from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond fors rEcIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES on that route, we now prepared to
receive and forward, to and from New York, MER-
CHAND1SE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express will leave New York every Wednes.
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods will be re.
ceved at our New York Office, SO Broadway until 81
O'Clock, r. M on the day of sailing. :
merchants and others ordering goods from New
IoTk, are requested to order by adams & CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS.n
, Our inland Express viii run heretofore, leaving
New York and Richmond daily, in charge of special
messengers All Goods not marked to 20 via the in
land route. will be forwarded by the Steamer Ex.
press ADAMS CO. /.
NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
lolk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship.
ment per steamers Roanoke or jamestown, win
hereafter be received by ADAMS CO., So Broad
way who are the only authorized agents for Express
privileges by those steamships.
LUDLAM PLEASANTs,
~ ~ IS Broadway, New YORK.