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A NEW DRUG SrORE-Havino M

. chased the Drug Store at the corner of 4tb sna
hsvs stock OF DRUGS, CHEMICALS. &c. which
the carefully selected BY of our firm from
pounS p, houses on North. We are prepared to com
the nss,s scnPtions With the greatest care and in
trv ensrn. style All orders from the city or conn
guarsntseino 70 will meet with prompt attention.
s being frs.b sn instance the article cold BY US
consessntly on hand full s.sortmsrt ~ P.nev
D,e.ssu. e sI.y; Patent Medicines PAINT. OIL
osI general a.sortment Of Druss; ali Of h Gssaes
esn h. puLenasets on a. reasonable ternns n ihs.
NJ. Se " purchased ior eisewhsrs 10 the city. my
s"o OF II n. SOJTHAII r ~ -
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COTTAGE, May 18th. 1856,
Near Curdgyille, Buckin CHAM Co., Va.
TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BITTERS

u Mr. r. Fl Jackson-Dear Sir: My mother-in-law.
MIRA Armstrong, has been afflicted with Dyspepsia
for some is years. Not finding any permanent reiief
from the various remedies used, she induced to
try your "EXCELSIOR BITTERS," and IL affords
me much pleasure to testify to their beneficial re-
suits. -
She can now enjoy her food with q relish to
which she stranger previous to the use Of your
valuable medicine. GEO. W. WIAErs
Richmond, Va. April IA. 1855
advise every family to procure these Bitters.
They may be found at Z. ]. Picots, A. BodekerA
8. N. Zachrfsson's, Chas. Millspsugh's, Bennett
Beers, and Alex. DuvsPs, Druggists, Richmond, Va.
All orders promptly attended to. abs
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THE undersigned have this day formed

YNHE undersigned have this day formed
Il scopsrtnership for the purpose of writing up
Books fort hose who have regular clerk, prepar-
ing legal Instruments and copying in all tn variou.
branches. They consider themselves competent,
from experience of many years, to give satisac-
ton to all persons who may think proper to patron
ize them.
Office ON Franklin street, between h and 9th sts
In rear of the residences of John NJ Patton, Esq.
HUGH H. GODDlN,
LEWIS w. CHAMBERLAYNE.
NAV 29th 1856 INV SO-d3m
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OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING-For

~ the aummef season. q ust Do cold; no use OF put
ting u ou any longer. We have large stock. are
rseeiyfng continued additions and are now Offering
Inducements to individuais % ksep tidy, seldom
Sofhcs Il to saw, that No. no Msin street. Il the
place 20 ind large assovfea stock Of gentes, we'll
Il In wsat Of Liesa, White, Brown or Buff. Duck,
Alp .oa Sstia D'Chine Goats, the various styles ana
prices Fancy Cassimerea, Lnsu, Warseiilss or DR.
d'Ete Parts, slit, Linen;or MsrseiIiss Ves. n II
= ant OF aay Of the goods, We bAy walk Ia ana n
prices viii be made sstistaotosg, while our CIV ..
house 10 the city.
The F.snisAias Departments viii BE- una sar-
plsts Waite end Fancy Linen Shirts Lii /, Thread
ana Gacxs Mertpo 6hifts and Drsvess A.
0iovsa Neck fies, Collar Hsndksrchie "a tossthsr
with variety Of other goods, 20 which ve In IT,
" ~ : ITO Mains srees 3
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NnD1c,Ilgne.

NERTATN CURE FOR co UGH rs
~ .RicHmoHp, Nov. =, I857-I have tried nearly
ali the soash rsmediss Of the day. and have hest
tation 10 salipg thst believe MIRA A, =. DAVIS
COUGH ELIXIR to be the most v1lasble prepssa.
os q ai ass u a's and
Mas. DAws' coucs kxMrpY.--Ws can speak Of
the virtues Of this msdisine from the book, having
.i.sss:sd its operation n bad cough, Il which 4
FOR sale By Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, eennett Beers
Alex puvai. Peterson 4 Jackson, Chss Millspaugh
.. J. Pieot, A. Bodsksr and Charles D. Yale.
r EONARD'S DOLLAR CORDIALLY
II certain cure for Gravel, elect Fieur Albus
aud all diseases arising from imprudenee. It has
cured upwards Of 5000 patients. and not one single
diseases must Try 4 II they wish speedy and per-
mAnent cure. No difference In diet IL required; no
hindrsnee from busness and warrant cure in few
DAYS All should Try "Leonasd's Dollar Cordial
Hill. and of all Drussistsin Richmond. my 70
NOTICE.-The attention of the public
IN 10 called to the annexed certificate of BAKERSs
popular Family Medicines known In this county,
which can be had of Meass PURCELL, LADD
CO., and Druggists everywhere.
| Near Curdsslle, Buckingham Co., Va.
Ma elijah BAKER:
/ Dear Sr-My wife having been for many years
afflicted with Liver Complaint and Nervous Debility
hearing of your Premium Bitters" she was induced
to give them trial After trying half dozen bot
ties she found her health much improved, and her
digestive orgsns greatly nsthened; and as ton
she fnds Z in her and continues
medicine with many Of my neighbors, and ir 10 be-
coming almost In general use a. tonic In this sec
| ten. With my best wishes,
| lag J. w A. SAUNDERS
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Al sovent small notes, sxcspt Hreds fcksbure Cor.
SsxsT Te; s,s t.ksa y the brokers at y cent "a
naS-t premium. SGssv-Oid prsmium: E.x
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A MELIA SPR N G S-Two and half
IA miles from the Richmond and Dsnville Railroad
at Wyanoke Station. will be open lst July for the
accommodation Of visitors. Every exertion will be
inside to please our boarders who will be good a.
to favor US with their patronage. Our BAR viii be
well supplied, and coseion Sabbath and every night
erected new at the Springs where hot OF cold Baths
can be had s7ass
Terms of Board per day $780, per week 81; per
month $25; all children over years cid and under
II years. and servants half price. There will be 81
Omnibus in attendance st the Depot to the sarG
my 12-2m THOS. C. WILSON 4 Sens.
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EtOK 5 ALE-Vlrglnla Coupon Bonds
l. do Registered do; Richmond City Stock.
my Pts r. 81. kAURY & CO.
OFFICE OF THE j. r. AND K. CO.,
" MAY 1sr, 1855 the purpose of repairing
Locks Nos % and 40, on the First Division Of the
canal she navigation will be stopped at those two
points on the Goth inst at supdown and will not be
opened again until the nth of june; it will then
main open until the 9Th of June. when 1t will be
again stopped 1t Locks Nos Is and Sc, until the 18th
Of July. s-ssssg
For the purpose of laying new floors In Locks Nos
4, s and 6, the navigation will be stepped between
those three Locks on the I'D inst and be opened
again on the Monday following.
By order of the Board of Directors.
Z. L. CHINN,
mp dim Superintendent OF Repairs
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m. subss,ibr 5ess Leave to refer to tie oOyise per
ay 2s-dim Wing and Enquirer copy.

~ and GENERAL HOUSEKEEPIN AR
LUXFORD has removed to the
two stores ocsapied by Mr. Dickeu, opposite the
Ne Market. HIS has good supply of Mattresses
and unaerbeds, cheaper than any other house, a.
well as a quantity of second hand Furniture.
MATTRESSES made over, to look veil as new
L. has in the sd oinins store an excellent stock
OF FAMILY GROCERIES.
Seif.Risirg Flour and new kind Yeast Powders,
the best now in use, at shilling box.
FOR RENT-Ths store recently occupied by him.
Possession given Immediately, and rent low. -
nv 23-lm*
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DRINIING OFFICE FOR SALE.-A
Democratic PAPER, located In furnishing
Virginia town, and In of the wesithiest and
gest counties in the State is offered for sale pr
vsteIy The paper has an extensive patronage--over
900 bona fde subscribers and large and profitable
advertising and job custom, which Is constantly and
rapidly increa. ing. For further particulars address
the Editors of the Diecatch alta
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NIECHUM'S RIyER HOTEL.l-Tbe

Nl subscriber. having recently purchased this
property, has entirely furnished The House, and Is
now pre- pared to receive company. This delightful
summer retreat is in the county of Albemare about
ten miles above Charlottesville Immediately on the
Central Railroad, and situated in a region of country
unsurpassed for both health and beauty of scenery
Being in full view of the Blue Ridge mountains
within 80 minutes ride of the great tunnel now cor
structing through the mountain. and equally conve-
nient to the University of Virginia and Montce llo
WIN. p. JARMAN, P. M,
js 21-dts Mediums River
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Rates of Fare in connection oih the Hysinid Centyal
Railroad, BY Harman IND BroUn's Stage line.
FROM RycTyMoNn p
NEW MILLINERY.

~ ceivipg from Austion In the North XAS
80 ern cities, large and we'll seiected.S'esS
st"ck Of fine Sill, Grape, Leshorp, Nespolitan and
Florence Spread Bonnets. Mits. 0lovea Boys Hats
and Flata Embroideries, Hosisry.
ALSO,
A largo stock Of FANCY GOODS bought on the
very best terms, whiuh will sell ct rsaaced prices
Thankful for the patronage Of my friends and Gus
tomefs, Ssh . continusncs Of the same.
ask ony call to convince you that the only place
where you can get bargainA 70 on Main Street be-
tween !5fh and 18th Streets, opposite Mr.. Psmbsr
tons Grocery Store. IS = =
q STRAW Bonnets Biesched and pressed At the
shortest notice and lowest terms ~ 8 -
my So-lms MRS. J. DEMELMAN.
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7 IGHT sUMMER CLOTHING, SUIT.

- ABLE FOR THE HOT MONTHS OF JULY
AND AUGUST.-I have now open a superb sssort-
ment of the following Goods 10 the latest styles
workmanship superior viz: Fancy Msrseilie Ffocks
Plain. FancY s3d White Linen do; Black Alpses;
MsIino and Camblet do; Fancy Cashmere and singie
niiied Cloth do; Plain Linen Sacks Pants, rich
sortment of Fancy French Cashmere, Plain Fancy
and White Linen; Checked and Striped Msrseilef
Black Cambiet, Black French Doeshin, he.
Those 10 want solicited 70 call ard examine
styles qualities and prices before purchasing else-
where To be brief. the Goods viii be sold Cash
II we uted. D. GOODMAN
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TRUE TURF OH.-For old Sores of
l. every description. ON Man or Beast. One tea.
spoonful equal to an ounce Of any preparation
known.
Bruises and Sprans Ulcers and Fellona Sealds and
Burns, Sore Logs and Chiibsins, Fresh Cut Wounds
Cramp and letter, Stings of Insects Wounds under
the Nails Infamsd Bressts Glsndular Tumors, Sore
Back. Swelled Legs and Stiffness Of Joints.
Warranted to cure, and no damage fromlexposure
to colds.
Applied to bgrns at once, 1t leaves NO SOAR
Price 30 and Is ssnts a bottle.
L. m
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RUNWAY.

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
" WARD -ksnswsy. from the rendsnse % ne e
snhesythsy l.st fall mulstto boy named Hart.
WELL. he IL . likely boy. sbeut Eve feet Gig
inches height rather h. n:as Wit. ss naas .v g
snovn 81 HAVING one Of his toes Il think ons Of the
small onssj sut Oh think be made his escape on
grsy horse, and that endesyored to make BIZ wsy
one Dollars will be paid for his
II tsksn ont Of the stats. and fty dollars taken
within the State, and lodged In some ~, g yns'
IL S-dsw p. o. Jefferson, Powhatan CO.. We.
DUNAWAY.-Ran away from the sub
IL seriber. ON the ed May, . NEGRO NAN,
named SAM He 10 an uncommonly likely fellow.
about twenty-five years old, of dark, einserpIesa
He is no doubt about Richmond or its vicinity. 4
will give reward Of Ten Dollars for his spsIe
sion and delivery ioto the t.i! OF hsnco eegn2r
je il-2swts JOHN a n0ISn 1S0.e.-
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IVORY L u RNlN AND HAIR
IL WORK.-The subseriber IL prepared to de any
kind of ORNAMENTAL TURNING AND CAR
WING IN IVORY, to any pattern desired for B reast.
pima Parasols, Cane Heads, &c. He 10 also prepared
to make Ear Rings. Finger Rings, Flowers, Brace
lets and Necklaces of Hair.
Specimens may be at his shop on 18th street
opposite Taylor Williams.
je 6-lm CHAS. A. MILLER.
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O6LIN EDGIN0S AND INSERT.
~ M0o.-We have resolved several nav It.ef
E... Z - ~ ]. nlLLAfoEn HkO
jan lss BIZ, 10 r-s..
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O FOR RENT.-A room over Nv. P.
EkA Perfins' store. No. 141 Main street) well
adapted for most any use and furnished with sbei.
wing and sty and side lights 80 feet long and 50 feet
wide. Apply to w. p. PEhKINS,
ap9 -a 14l Easie Square.
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5nRY GOO D s! DRY GOO 81!
IL Day OoDs!i.-IMPORfANT TO CITY
AND COUNTRY CUSTOMERS II have r large
stock of DRESS GOODS and ali kinds Of kmbroi
derry consisting Of rich Onoton Collars and eleevey
Ladies long and short silk MittE fashionable silk
Nantes, and large stock Of fancy colored and black
silks, large lot OF Parasos and Ladies Umbrel!as
sdiea worked aud srAss Skirts. Aso-a large stock
Of Hosiery, all Of which will sell at greatly rsdu-
ced prices. MORRIS w. ROSE,
. nv 8-d2m No 203 Broad stseet.
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DOtE q w..
sois Proprietors. Richmond. Va.

Messrs Dove l. Color about seven years my
negro boy, Simon, had ulcer on the shin bone OF
of his legs he had had the very bsst medical add
vice. and tho strciest attention from myself the
has been repeatedly poultced burnt with caustio
at intervals Whit giving applying medicine he hss
with the limb elevated; sometimes the sore would
be large the palm ofs mans hand and st others
no larger than half dime, aud even when 1t has at
tanned this small size would break out again. be-
came certainly discouraged about it, and one day
while in your store, asked you what must dc for
using bottles (by the directory it was entirely
healed Previous the time of using it, he had lost
months from his work, but since, he has never
lost single day. l will add that have expended
uselessly on his limb about two hundred and fifty
dollars and it gives pleasure to ado to the many
you have this testimonial Of the virtues Of your
"A copy-published by permission from a lady of
his city.I NH SI-dA cts
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DEF TONGUES, CHEESE, ETC
II just received By schooner Nsw York. essk
prime Beef Tongues; few boxes 4sup erior In. E
Gheesei Table Salt; Judd's Pateat Sperm Co, dls,;
Hulps extra Family Soap; extra fine Black TEE; !
NC IL tieIce pine Rice. For sale by
~ al ED. w. 1OMPKlNS,
js21 s Road street
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ENOR s a L E my 81 A 7 T N G
u ESTABLISHMENT AND BRICK STORE
U E on Main street, S.aur ton, Va Here
Is presented fine op eninE for the Hating business.
1t being the only one In the town. My reason foF
selling Is permanent i'll health, disqualifyng me for
all kinds of business.
For terms and particulars generally apply to SAINT
z. Clarke, Esq, Staunton, Va. who win give any
information that may be desired. touching the
premises WIN. RUFF.
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TOR SALE
l. Richmond City STOCK ~. as.s
Virginia State do 3f
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad BONDS
Richmond and Danviile do do
South Side do do
LAND WARRANTS purchased at the market
price by b. H. MAURY & co.
lie It's -
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.-M. L.

~NOTICE Of kE d u v AL.-M. IL.
IN STRAUSS, Merchant Tailor, takes this method
10 infem his friends and customers that he has
moved Temporarily to the corner of Sd end Broad
streets, Opposite Mr.. Mark Downeys, whore he will
be pleased to them all; and ut tho same time Of
fering his entire stock of Clothing and piece Goods
at prime cost prior to his removing to hs old stand
again a. soon a. rebuilt. N: Z. SfkAUS
nv I1-2m* Corner Sd and Broad Sta
MI EkCHANIS. AND MECHANICS
2X1 SAVINGS BANK. Office No. l8 Main street,
continues to receive depostP, which an interest oil
per cent. will be paid on all sums remaining MOS
or longer, and per cent: for a shorter period
~ -. ALEX. GARRETT, Pref.
III. Wake, TreaSr. my 11-Sm
NEW HOUSE.-The subscriber offers
IN his services to the public to Go an AUCTION.
COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND FORWARD
ING BUslNEss.-Hs will sell B AC CO
non: and will receive and forward PRODUCE OR
give his undivided attention to his businsss.
CHAS. D. SLAUGHTER,
Danville, May %. 1855. 80. : 4
The subsc,ibes bsss Leave to refer to the IoUis0 per.
| tf-ay--e F-=figss sons ...
John w. Brodnsx, Pittsylyania Thomas D. John
atom, Yanceyville, " c.; William Long Caswell, N.
c.; Col Williamson Price William Normally, dc,
DR.. e, r. Brodnsx, Rockingham, n. c Burton l.
Hamlin. Leaksyils, n C Samuel Hardin Haisston,
Egg Henry. Va; John Fontsine. Eeq. dc; Rsg3dale
I Go, Pittsyivania Court House; James C. 11sce
Halifax County. Va; Stekss Co.. 5u6ge William
Daniel, Samuel Ayres. Rkhnond. Val VIM. Ayres.
nv 25-dIm Whig ard Enouirer eany
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CEA BATHING.-CHEH SAP EA X Il
- HALL, HAMPTON. Va q sfss.sd within two
miles Of Old Point Comfort with which plaee hourly
commuuicsfion 10 he'd By . neat and eommodious
Omnibus. Of the most modern style; slso b. Beats,
Backs. 10 The Hall will be open for the reception
of visitors on she 18th Of May, Ct which time tn
happy the stay OF all who may be SEEKING health Or
pleasure. Many improvsTsnts have been added,
such - cottages for families play grounds for chill
dreu, shsde trees &c indeed every thing that can
condueo to the comfort Of the visitor.
For health and beauty Of location this place I'M
surpassed. There u daily comm nicatiou with the
steamers OF Richmond, Norfolk and baltimore
TERMS, = fs7 !
ss Fer Day. ~
Ker week.. "
FER Montn at... . Pei 0ay.
my Ism q. g. BANKS.
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A LONE, by Marion Harland. has beer
"a published IN London and Paris, i0th sditisB. -
American edition now ready, juss pubiisaed AID fol
sale By A. MORRIS.
my 1-b tS s-ssH Publisher
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~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND DAkvILLf
~ RAILROAD CHANCE OF HoURa-On and after
MONDAY, the 10th inst the passenger train on this
road will leave Richmond ct O'Clock, A. M instead
of az heretofore.
Returning, leave Boston at P. M.
By ordal. r. z. HUGHSON,
Ticket Agent.
RICHMOND, April IL, 1855. apl3-dts
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GOVERNMENT LANDS IN KANzAs-The
Washington Union contains the following
important decision in relation to the titles
to Government Lands in Kanzas. 1t is
worth preserving:
"The question is frequently asked how titles
can be acquired to the government lands in
Kansas and Nebraska Territories, and wheth-
er military bounty-land warrants can be locat-
ed in these Territories. We have ascertained
that, except the lands reserved for the Indians
under treaty stipulations, or to be sold for
their benefit, or lands reserved for military res
ervations or other public uses, the whole coun-
try to which the Indian title has been extin.
guished is subject to settlement even prior to
survey, and that preemptions will be allowed
for claims predicated on such settlements This
is an important provision, as in the old land
States and Territories claims are not allowed
or settlements made prior to survey. All that
an emigrant has to do, therefore, is to select
his location, make his Improvements on any OF
the lands not exempted from settlement by
any of the restrictions mentioned above, and,
on the completion and the return of the sur
veys, file his proofs at the local land Office,
where his claim will be allowed and he can
pay for the land and secure his improvements,
providing the improvements are such as are
required by law; or he may delay payment
until the lands are advertised for sale, and
make payment any time before the day ap-
pointed for the commencement of the public
sale. Land warrants will be received, acre for
acre, in part payment for the claimants pre-
emption; and this is the only use that can be
made of land warrants in these Territories be-
fore the lands are in market, as the law re-
quires that the lands shall be first subject to
private entry before warrants can be located
thereon.
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A MoNENrUs QUEsrIoN.-During recent
speech in the British House of Commons, Mr..
Bright, one Of the members from Manchester,
and one of the ablest debators in Parliament,
said:
"Do you believe that when the capital OF
the greatest banking house in Lombard street
can be transferred to the United States on q
small piece of paper in one post, that the i'm
position of 975,O0O,00O of taxation over and
above the taxation of an equal population in
the United States, will not have the effect of
transferring capital from this country to the
United States; and if capital, then trade, pop
ulation and all that forms the bone and sinew
of this great Empire?"
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GROvELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY

T. > T..
THE HALFWAY HOUSE.
TIME subscriber, would invite the attention of those
Il who wish to set out fruit trees this fall the
suing spring, to their stock of trees that have been
growing in this Territory from one to three years. In
connection with the Scott Nursery, Davenport, Iowa.
they prepared to fill all orders for either standard
or dwarf trees of any and every description that will
be required for this climate, together with Currants.
Gooseberries, Grape Vines &C. Also, nyhns in the
ornamental line, such Roses, Dahlias, Phoxr, and
the various kinds of Towering plants usually keptiL
such establishment.
Orders respectfully solicited from those who wish
fruit embellish their grounds As
have not sufficient quantity OH hand to supply the
demand, we hope to receive orders EARLY FALL.
may be addressed to left the of Mr.. J. E.
Fullerton, ST. Paul. L. NJ. FORD r. co.
If.
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This letter embodies complaints against Capt.
SimPson, of the Corps, and recommends that Mr..
Emerson "a Civil Engineer) be assigned to the d.
rection of the military roads of Minnesota in the
place of Capt. Simpson
Considering it an act of justice to Capt. Simpson
that he should be informed Of the complaint against
him, and have an opportunity Of replying to them,
and Of rendering such explanations as in his Judgment
were proper, the letter Of the Hon. Mr.. Rice was
sent TO Capt. Simpson.
The reply Of Capt. Simpson of Dec. 1S, 1854, was
this day received and is now submitted with the let
ter Of complaint.
Although the War Department endorsement upon
the letter Of the honorable Mr.. Rice does not call
upon this Bureau for report, yet doubt was en-
tertaned that the reference Of the letter to this Office
was in order that an investigation of its complaints
should be made.
The result Of that investigation is satisfactory to
the burea, and is submitted to the War Depart
ment. Respectfully, sir.
Your obd't servant,
il ALERT,
Col. Corps T. E.
Hon. J. DAVIS, Secretary Of War.
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MONEY MADE QUICKLY.

GNHERE is great complaint among young men that
IL they cannot get employment that will remunerate
them for their services. To such the subscriber would
call attention to sae pleasant and very profitable bus
iness by which, without any risk the capital invested
can be doubled every three months, and by little
ira exertion every two months Agents wanted in
every city and town in the Union-you cannot over
stock the market, and there is always ready sale.
Circulars cont aiming full and description of
the business and all matters pertaining thereto will be
sent free of expense any address, application by
letter or otherwise to SAMUEL SWAN,
June 6-3md Atlanta, Ga, or Montgomery, Ala.