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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-21

four Special Rsport.l
H1noN yoR ognCzzs
The Board resumed its sittngs last evening At the
usual hour and after disposng Of large number Of Pc
ttons, resolutions and reports Of Committees pro-
ceeded into election FOR Assistant Clerk messsn-
The Board being called 70 order the election for As
sstant Clerk was proceeded with During the entire
ner. The ballots being taken resulted follows In the
election Of Charles Johnson
mares Jonnson.
". i. u. chapman .........................
IN. Ro0rd than went into secton for ms..:nrsr
which, after the third informal ballot resulted In the
election Of Charles Holden, as follows
Charles Holden. 80
r Roony
Wainwright D
Total. "a
The election doorkeeper then took place but after
several Intellectual attempts to obtain choice the cleo
ton was postponed until the next night Of meeting
MPoRTAH COMMUNICATION FROM THE COMPTROLLER.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT
NEW YORK, March II, 1854.
Notice has been given to the New York Gas Light Com
psny and to the Manhattan Gas Light Company in pur
suance Of resolution Of the Common Council THAT
Of March, to light the lamps at the setting OF the sum-
and to extnguish them at the rising thereof" As this
arrangement will essentially increase the expenditures
of the CITY, and the amount must be raised
by taxation the Comptroller requested the officers Of
each Of these companies to furnish estimate Of the
additional 10 BIO embraced in the tax levy
of 1854 in order that the necessary be provided
for in separate act during the present Legislative
sion.
Itappears by the annexed statement from the New
York Gas Light Company mo ~ that the extra sum
required from this date to the 31st Of December will be
s. each lamp which, on 900 lamps is equal $4,000.
The statement from the Manhattan Gas Light Company,
mo. 81 which includes the fitting up and lighting 900
additional lamps Ia $50 $685. making total OF 500 3O6.
Heretofore the Gas Light Companies have been required
to keep the lamps burning at the rate Of 300 hours for
the year BY the arrangement the burning Of the
lamps is at the rate of $500 hours per year. The
Der of lamps to be lighted say in January fol-
lows
Manhattan Company Observation-Disclosures. 6,655
New York Company. ares
To be added in 1854.
Manhattan Company .......... coo
NcH ZCS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-21
Herald Marine Correspondcnco.

rhIIADkLfHIA. hsftt 20 PM-Ar bark Elm, Tay
Tor BOSTON; schr Epbraim Anna, Langstan. NXork.
GA rAxk Kyapd0t,e, ryant, New oslcans lszs Anna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-21

side Of Sixth tetwden Thirty aud Thirty
ds ss Sssssu HGnsads.y ssa
sysnue favor sfa.ssss west side q Ninth .Senus
setting curb and suser &e IL Houston street from Co
iumtia East Tagging Twenty third
mittee Of the whole
.ieth street, from Firth seventh svsnae 70 Committee
on Roads
sns rhep Sssns
street. To Committee on sewers 20 '"''
BY Councilman cIAser@Tbas tho Commissioner of Re-
nd sSSpgs: Srn 'Si 10 FS .n'
TO he :Ss Ssr .n :; % s
lamps every night at sunset and .sns,i.h them
former humber Tie eoss from S. Wy York Company
S'' g. ss'is
'ss viii ALTO TO
s' u the and
an ordinance making seeordnsy to
printed
Priston Of sse,cco, &c. Same.
or Committee on FinanceWi,h ordinance for additional
sIIroprs.icr fSr State School money for 1853 To Com
OF Samuel Nowlan, stating that he has invented
q as s sS ss and
Fire Department
~ s% may & Tisss
sLrcTIor or DEPUTY cLrRx. Erc.
sgS Se & sH q ~: ps.,s
Mr. Charles Sidsr for assSss The second b.o.
=, S:'Ss =
'''''' afternoon iscff n S;iSi; Clerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-21

COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET OR FOR SALE
~ At Woodhaven, Long Island. House two stsry And
attic, with wings containing in all eleven rooms via
BILE and house. and Of ground Eight miles
from South ferry and within Eve minutes drive Of Weed
haven depot Terms easy Apply 1t No 90 Sullivan srssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-21

TOR sALK-AT HoBoKEN, HOUSES AND LOTS IN
ing over 10 per cent in rent PRICES from $50 to $1,000
For terms apply ONCE Hudson street. from to az r.
M, Town Hall, Hoboken, from TO 10 A. H. and AZ TO
p. N. JOHN n BOARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-21

E,OR sALE.-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOUSE. IN
II the village Of Madison, N j., situated Schools
churches and railroad depot contains nine and eel
splendid garden fruit trees l0X acre1 Of superior
ground spring Of water and large ponda Apply
DE LA CRACERIE. IN the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-09

will Tfis ar ofhe Lord acknowledged q oil 70 be
ire ciuTinc q VISION. ant was declared, IT. ccIl4on
With The commandu en,s 70 BE- the whole duty oi man.
Alter hymn sung by the children. the Rev Mr. P'R-
TER addressed the meeting He ssd, propose Z" aHlie
tie teachers. take II that the children are me e e.s
to-day. There il moral IN this spectsce "ch VI" ~
struct tie teachers hemseyes that If chance % ay
wogd 10 the children hope that shall not pave ni:sen
nv intention II very evident that the audience h+ora
ne composes the legion Of honor OF your church ro' INC
fc fhat many elderly people willing 10 put on me-"
bed.cs and Il: with the children. There are here an
tod 20 children from the German Mission school, ana
rom tic Greenwich School and the church in Bleecsosi
200 ere efen' How many there from other churehe-
] I'm unable say but hat there are many eur eyes
testify remember that clergyman md that he
was very shoT; man. and wOald make very snort
spoech. | VIII Try 70 proht by that When our SAVIOR
was On earth the most touching act which he ever per-
formed except his death. the consecTGon o. infancy
when lie said Suffer little children TO come unto me-
And when his disciples asked what hCy should do 70 enter
The kingdom OF heaven he brought little child and sci
before them. saying, Oi such Is the kingdom oi heaven
And bis disciples every where bap'nng the hitie
ons and sealing ihon TO the and favor OF Chr.i
There not little boy girl in al the word VINO Wn
not continue 10 live when Wonder bright star y e1tn-
cuhod-who may not be seraph before The throne o.
God. Tie Christian looks upon children as To be hainei
FOR heaven 10 be placed in the cOrone Of our savior here
after The Gospel fits 10 labor for the Improvement
Of Children in This world and their salvation in the world to
come doubt whether there be cny class o. per,'l-
Which il entitled 10 thc praise Of creator sciidSmai 1h
the sabhottScOol teechers They have very hils sym
PATTY from the parents and very little public appreciation
az they toll year after year Once IN WINE nt'ie
hov 6r eirl - converted and then the teacher 9oe-
! fofward 10 his tolls with redoubicd energy. Last
1 evening, ?. was about TO commence my 'scour,e
n notice was handed little boy was
/ lost ard he notice concluded with these words:
II any pc N IN the Congregation can give any nioa
tn f liz whereabouts be will relieve the Distressed pa
gents Are there not hundreds Of little boys in tins City
who ere not lost-ost their homes IL IS among the
faLbsthcloo teachers that must look for those VINO
win find them and restore them 10 their Father. The
bright eyes ard happy faces around show that there -
moral power in these schools which we have not begun
TO understand. do not know but that in the beginning
If Auriversarv week should do Nature does. In
tic sprng she puts forth first her tenderet flowers 10 we
ar1spo these bouquets Of immortality, and may we not
surrose that their fragrance will remain oil the week
ie Doxoloey then sung, and the ANN e-ary .of-
vices were closed with the benediciion by the Row Mr.
/ Vas Mr..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-09
ANNIVERSARY OF THE GENERAL SYNOD
SARRATH SCHOOL UNION.

Tho Fifteenth Anniversary Of the General Synods Sab
hath school Union of the Reformed Dutch Church was
bd Yesterday afternoon at the church Of that denon-
nation ON La Fave,te-pace. After prayer by the Rev.
~ yyR.l,rK the children sang very beautifully hymn
ao,no>,d for fine occasion The Rev Dr. hlnpESHEEG
,hcn proceeded 10 address them, from the words
Come We children, hes.ca IaIo ne. i"A ''a'h YOU ~ ~
of the Lord ~ q, -, L.. . variety Of sigrifca.
go, in be srnures as well in other books for II re-
g. somet;mes 10 the children of God and sometimes 10
he children of the Devil. IL expresses sometimes
natural and sometimes special relation II uouV'N'
ihe Character sustained by well as the affections enter
tanned for hoscwho are small viii not pretend 20 uc
eide in which if either Of the above senses was heIe
intended 10 he used should rather proceed TO MORN
YOU how would have it considered this afternoon @n
requested particularly to address myself 10 ehon' V
me YOU that heartily love YOU 10 h w nav
been disposed in the providence Of God VINO ha gwen
most of us children Of 50 that although We ar
human We know how TO give good gifts unto you L want
YOU with your eyes and your your Thoughts
and souls IN readiness 20 hcarhen. some Vdeh
about the soul the other about the body about me
Others about eternity Ii is only of the LAST of which
fess TO be teacher. David wrote the psalm from which
have quoted. David was good teacher good soldier
also and good statesman. But he did not teach his peo
nile 10 war with the bow and the spear with the gun and
The sword, nor how TO manage Affairs Of Governments
he taught them of the fear Of the Lord l. too wish
teach Won something about the fear of the Loydthe fear
~ Him who Il able 10 destroy both soul and body in hell
Won should know something Of the Of ss fear.
n not the fear of slave bat that Of freeman the
Gar of criminal but that Of child. This marked the
character Of Abraham Of Christ and the holy Melchedek
1be little He brew maid who instrumental IN the cure
az Nnaman feared the Lord. 80 did the multitude Of
sl;dr,n in the temple when our Savior was there. Ii
m L,Vc II IL viii show itself by your dread Of the DIVINE
.o,nre by your longing for Divine favor by your zeal
Er Div NC knowledge, ard by your obedience 10 The DH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-09

prrysyry,sIa-At a meeting Of the Democracy Of
Bradford County at Towando, May ?, Col. @. f. Mason
in the chair with the usual number Of Vice Presidents and
secret,res Judge DAVID WuMoT arose and stated the
object of the meeting 10 be TO express their opposition ~
~ Nebre.ka Bill in the course Of which he gave some
terribly severe hits that nefarous scheme and It's infa-
mons peorpor- end neglectng to rap the knuckes
of the dod ding gentleman upon the Democratic ticket for
Governor Of Pcnnsy After his remarks, says The
To4casda i,g1s he offered paper-in substance all
dress or declaration of principle 10 the Democracy Of
The Sa,ewhich passed by the meeting unanimously.
In his zen and paper both The Judge boldly declared
the Neraska question 10 be issue, and that would
overthrow the Demo acy in every free State Of the Cnlon
that ATTEMPTED 10 back is passage party question.
The address called upon State Representatives to pass
Immediately the anti Nebraska resolutions which have for
for some time been pending before that body; and in
Of is reiusa pass them then the Democracy II the
State are called upon meet 10 Convention 10 take such
action thereon the egeney Of the may require.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-09

The senii-elurs meeting Of the Connecticut State
T,seher Asoe.a-- be hed "a EHavea AID eoamenesI
today.
Lectures viii be delivered to-day by Mr.. Godthwae d
Mss.achuse the Rev g. W Perkins Of ConIectcu aud 20
CWsanedsy By the Hoa. Henry Barnard and the Ho-
Francis Gillette Addresses via be gigen By member Of the Asa
eisteu and oihers
The BeNt0s Standard, noticing the recent announce
rent in Tie Biese ldro1te Tat Col sell viii again be
c1ss from that District says short time ago
uIdeccd pretty generally that he 10 Be the anSebEka
d2sse 10. the ULi.ed States sssins- Gen. sb.dA
james +. Cooley late Of the NewY0rk Senate, has
IT, City hsvEg P1ichaed the residence recently occupied
b. Auguse Belmont, Ia VT. hay
lie National Medical Association commenced IL annual
meeirs = Lcu ihe - r Dr. Usher Ptfaoai Of Rhode
alrd aEFe 8LGt.T u Delegates attendance
islu. al ,ar;l u lie Ullgu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-09

Mr.. WALLACE, LAST NIGHT-A this time when 80
many people look to the Tbeator, and not the least TO
"Wsllacks for the means Of passing evening pleas
anty the temperance Of such actor the proprietor
of the ast-named establishment the boards is matter
for specal note. His neat, cosy little establishment
was crowded last night with brilliant audience,
to witness Much ado About Nout'ag himself as
Beaed,ck. In Mr.. Walaek find actor rich in
the traditions Of centuries Of the English stage, to
which are added perceptions peculiarly his own.
We do not with to tread the delicate subject OF age
but It adds the merit of performer who has long hai
children the stage that he mimic youth and Us
ho, blood a. TO interest an auditory during long comedy
We have 40 particular admiration Of this comedy Of
Shsksrere Bcnediek and Beatrice creations Of the
roet 10 show of the sharp antthetca points of the mt
and last act-and not realities. Women aud men DO o'
rail seriously against love any more than against sun
l.h.-tak OF thar kind being considered mere
clan and having nothing TO do with positive character.
Both BensIick aud Beatrice are essentially unreal,
and given tie paradox OF such creations the smart da
lcgue !. rot particularly inspired. The 'einess Of Mr.
Wallack a. BeEedck, responded 10 by NEs Conway
Beatrice.
The Comedy vas wcH flied, notwithstanding that M
Tbourson was taken ii and could not 20 with Lis part
III ezou polized substitution kept the play going. Mr.
Blake did Dogbery with his accustomed skill, aud
20 far a. en- 1udicuce could be amused with the apology
for lunor which pervsdcs This character throughout. Mr.
Vincent Verge OF the beet pieces Of acting in
tic play and though subordinate part deserves notice for
H. excellence. The piece well put the stage. The
sceUery vas f,,h and the dresses good-excepng that
Bcredick better eppareed than the Prinee-which
was mistake The actors called fcr-and Mr.. Wal
lack wac only let-of with neat speech in which he IN
formed tie adm.ng auditory that he would appear again
Gu hs boerds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-09
H,onwlY PobBERr IN GEoRGn.-TRe Sacan,

H,GnwAY PosRERY IN GEoRGA.-7Ie Sacanaat
snis9 Nr' contains the psrgis 90 daring highway robbery
pc~'sied lie uebrhood Of that city II appears fha, tho
b. ID inst, Mr. fsas Hin,en q ssvsnnah travel
Raots prd when within miles The station
yhts men nd nsro who going IN the opposite direction
led 20 by the white man with demand for M
to which b. replied oyaayey Without further palsy the r,n
20 The ground The negro then Peed large bowie sns With
emse bio" VIII he weapon b. side Mr. Ensisn Prceyns
ie intention tho uegro odesyOt,d parry With hs
arm Tie 1o' aa.d At me ie he nie h0Eeyer de'esnass
brt oruat'[ ns Nsteh arh e carried IN hrs vet Pe.te
sud e fac II vi h bears uitalsbe evidence Of he severity OF
ne ccssf ard TOOK rom II All ne money he had amounting
70 soaetfns B. Tie villains stripped him u hs coat.
Thy nov esasd hs. hs should sh6~ hem iss Of b
bundle snd asked be htd uo clothing aud wey u E pa.
e the white hend sHa warning hi companion be started f ''
n. Industrial Lague of Inois chartered at me i..
eoE q e Leshiaiur MAKING efforts 10 sssen n
isfesi n m or Of snd finally secure leslstye setsa ~
Industrial Uuiveriy where .ssl ;.
Instructed b all the various bran hes Of nday v AN ali
IN, sors AID eosSe.is ss
the In;uon Normal School fE ne to Isgsrt
iioa 70 tlsir pupils IN al these trsle6e' "hS" w
strictly prot IN every particular s are becoming
ROBB-rITs At ArGUsTA G,-oD m The a
,,-y frss a. Aulr,t. h sppssuL TIE c''''''''"- u ~"
81 s'y.' ,a5ercs Of M Freeman 90 BroaS'
IT, Re fsar. Hots Va esiers Is; ne .,s pS, We
~ Sc i-te 70 ts g e, gs.9, HOPE Broad ea;eres
snq stSe p NE Of Nr John kerr on Bfosi e. va s
sna Gee re were IN & room eoayernE aeai TOD roo.
ber. ,rd s5fas 80 IN money $40 -''' Wv
I1eh'fd gre IT, town Of Melrose Texas yisiied by
-" ,-,sio the 18th ult, which prostraiof .eFeIal
ial. and ufroofed othcrs aud IN when ohe uis n 80
- The damage is set dow At several thonrsll "'1'
"a Al Fosvorth for many years prominent, re-
Ut O. rssen citizen ~ Rochester diei ~ ne re-.
! dtnec of ni' 'oh-'''1" al -
/ q. al "a Nt1lt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-09
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GEN.
EItAL COMMITTEE.

large number Of the members OF this Committee 49,
scmbod at SiuyvCsnnt Institute last evening. In conSe-
sequcuco Of neglecng To- reengage the room which had
been occupied by thom had been engaged by other par
ties The President Mr. GUSIHTR, called the meeting TO
order tie hallway, and on motion Committee ol tree
In.iiinie. md nofy ihc membcls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-09
Above below. around.
III circlir- sTE-fIs JOIN
Awi.ierr-ss % harmony

n .orrI Al which would never have penetrated 70 e
G.,l,te teat Of man. nor have stirred lis mglonless
.ririt 10 divine thought What contrast 20 tn, hu-
.err iu.omurehensbe world is thai in which we have
-I,irr vfere the obvious simplicity aud regularity Of
,is d.-lT tleuomtna invite our contemplation win so me
end igrtii .e percussion Where al he developments
I'm e.e.rsr amid .ruume-abe forms @ beauty to the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-09

OF citizens oftho Seventh Ward 10 have the boundaries
Of he nib aud nth Council Districts eed o. Job
Crdy lo ,thoershp IN Columbia College. OF VIM Fumes
,rd ohe sgs the opening If he tty'nhay from fhiy ninth
m 10 One Hundred snd s,venii-si.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-05
More Fupitipe SLAVES.

OSwEGo, June 1.-The Times, of this morning
ates that three fugitive slaves were shipped on
board the steamer Ontario, yesterday, with the
'wner in pursuit; who was too late to take OUT
'apers for their detention. He had telegapheu
? Saokett's Harbor to have them stopped.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-05

MORE Mob LAVA few days ago John Noogt
Nas killed at Memphis, Tenn, in an ARRAY win
young man named Carter, who was taken
|nto custody by the sheriff. Soon after large
|hOb gathered and demanded the prisoner OF the
Eherif'for the purpose of inhicting summary pun
|shment; and on his refusal to surrender him. they
\ tacked the prison where he was confined Inc
FheFitf at last had to convey him to an adjoining
bounty for safe keeping.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-05
ON con SEGMENT.

lust received ON CONSIGNMENT, 10 be sold on IN
~ vornbe terms, IL CLOSE
10 hhd. Porto Rico aud N. o. Sugar,
90 bhs. Coffee Sugar,
10 do Pulvefsed Sugar
so hnPs Rio and Legun Conoc.
30 bbs. No. | lc,rings.
10 do, Mackefel.
40 boxes Sperm Candida
90 bh- Re tilted Whisltey,
IL do. Tanners Oil,
A uf which will be sold NJ greatly eduord prices.
may ~ VIM. II. MOSDY, Auctr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-05
A NEW BOOK.
LEADERS OF PARTIES:
BY JOS. G, BALDWIN,
author of Flush Times of Alabama and
Mississippi


WIS bo"k consists of biographical sketches
" jefferson aud Hamilton, Ohm Rannol PHI OF R"a.
''' eed jackson and CLAY, embodying outline OF
p'alcaI n't ry OF the United States. and incdrnta,
num- more or less extended oi Patrick Henry J Jhn
,a"' Madison, and la &c number Of American States
/ H. II Is Co posed of tree distinct Articles: the
peVoted To Jefferson and Ha milton, the second, to
Oil1 ard the other to jackson an Clay The
|, was published IN til September aud Oct Der Nos.
r southern Literary Messenger. but has been re-
~ una enlarged lay the auth The OF are now
| T r,e hfstt in print.
a; Ie BOOK will be about the ,ze ef Flush Times and
"a enealy got IN in every respec. 1t wAl be is
a Us SION AS can be hurried through the press.
n Fe'rt o' the price dollar. The book will be
IT, fm,l Pepaid, tn any address in the U. Stat s
','e'es viii aso be published separately. at 90
r. '' u which can be remitied in fosiage-stamps
INIT. t"FP'eo at Gust "''y -"
|, 'l"'s7 lie agen wanted to sell his hook lib
Bon IS s''"fi In every tuwn in the U The atten'
war;, men, who are getting subscriptions to other
~ SSfecttu.lN inYite tot is
a All order, will rec, i've PROMPT attention
49, G BALDWIN, Nul r)
- No ,. astor II au.r, n. Y. City
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-05
EhnIern In YenneSGeP.

LOUISVILLE, May 30.-The cholera broke out
Nashville, Tenn, on Sunday last, and hfteen
'aths are reported to have occurred from 1t.
The cholera has also appeared in Rome, lenn''
ID nearly all the citizens have left the place.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-05
Boys Axes. Amateur

nor'e Brushes. Horse Cnrds. Boys Axes Amateur
i""is IN Chests Cnfpet raek- 4 Hammers. IL n 4 Cup
nfrhiYets, Tooth Nhtcwash. Hair. Sine nud Ciohes
brushes plated speeiaeles naa Cases rla.terng
btick, Painting mud Garien Trnw -. Wallets. Por
n,onts Tapo Inns Steel Wire aud Spring Run f,ap',
Won aud Fox Trips, Globe NM :, besides man, other
hriirle nsilalls kept In such Houses
e-Aiso II luto' Flues askes. fun the eleHp
estarlele Ia sic aa3 eigk dllas eecs. All Invited
tn cal aud thea anai.t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-05

The MEXICAN TREATY.-A letter in the New
Orleans Bee from the city of Mexico, says;
The Mesilla treaty, as amended by the United
States Senate, stands chance of being rejected;
santa Anna has openly expressed his dsapproy,al
bf the notifications. and swears he Will not take
/ dollar less than s2O, 200, COO His minister of
finance, Senior Parres, assures him that he can DO
without the money of the Americans, and that he
|vlI create ample pecuniary supplies by inerea
ping the duty on imports 50 per cent, and by
prohibiting the expectation of coin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-05
,IyO THE PEOPLE Of Lynchburg.

TTFO THE PEOFLE OF LyHCHUUTE'-
/ ADAMS e. cos. Expresses one DHiy Ceytais
aud Cheap facilities for obtaining good. OF all descrip
tim, from all parts Of the United States.
We have secured Special Express Privileges tho
.wifi and Jamesoon and Roanoke leaving
York, "Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Rich
mond Friday and Monday of each week. BY this lin"
we are prepared lorwesd goods of all descriptions
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and DuvenpJr's line of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Porteraee.
Our inland q press per Great y. s Mail L.c u
lies AS heretofore, to arrive ia Richmond 7xiee d.
The weli-known character of our house for resp,
bilty and attention to the interests OF our custom
in saying that shippers will find ii to their
interest to order their Goods through "hdamst T. Go.
Earyess" ADAMS & CO.,
per HIM H. Mostly, agent,
~ 26ifdts Ly hburg, Va.
NJ B.-Goods dispatched to all points where ve hav'