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The FouRru EsrArr IN CossKcrIcur.-There

The FOURTH ESTATE IN CossEcTI cUT-There is
no order of merit for which the present national
administration shows higher appreciation than
that which is employed in the press. This refec-
ton occurred TO us to-day, upon perusng the fol-
lowing passage in private note from friend in
Connecticut $500 ~
"In our ewn State, political matters are in a
deplorable condition. Most OF the Democratic
pspeas are debauched-bought up by the govern
ment, and the Wing papers have but little honesty
and less tact.
I" This subject Of suborning the press has been
carried to length that would, II exposed, receive
attention. f.. 1lr ST. EtE5I
"The editor of the New Haven Register is Col.
lector at New Haven. lH
"The editor Of the Bridgeport Farmer is Collec-
tor at Bridgeport.
"The editor Of the Middletown Sentinel Is Col.
lector at Middletown. u stfg8#F
"The editor of the Norwich Aurora is postmas.
ter at Norwich.
"The editor Of the New London Star Is Inspec-
tor at New London.
"0f course, these Democratic presses are de-
voted TO the cause Of the administration and all
its extreme and ultra measures as much 20 as that
disinterested paper the Boston Post, whose editor
and all bis relations are pensioned on the gov
ernment"--N. y Post.
A NEBRASKA ELrcrIoS.- Purple, who is the
gentleman from Burt county" just at this time,
informed gentleman Of this State, at Chicago, a
short time since, something how members are got
ten up in Nebraska. He said
Cummings, the secretary, said to me one morn.
ing 41t3s8
"'Purple, We wanta member from Burt county.
SO harnessed up and took nine fellows with
me, and wo started for the woods and when we
thought we had got about far enough for Burt
county, we unpackcd our ballot-box and held an
election, canvassed the vote, and IL was sstonish-
ing to observe how great was the unanimty at the
first election ever held In Burt county Purple
had cpcry vofsf So Purple was declared duly
elected, and here / amlr--D Detroit Advertiser.
ScRurLEs NOT DRAcHxs.---The California papers
tel good political joke. In speech at Sscra-
tnento city, Ned Marshall remarked that although
Gov Bigler, (who Is an exceeding fat mani g had
been weighed In the balances and found wanting
yet the scale kicked the beam owing to defcien-
cy OF scruples and not drachms. The cachinsto-
~ propensities Of tho immense mass, 40 irresisi-
bly, excited by this apt bit At his obtuse cxcelency
found vent in uprosrious and prolonged shouts Of
applause Is ss1haw
SALE or MnLs.--The Washington iron mills at
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NEW YORK.

j. Alphu "wednesday, 45S broadway.
Q. Washington, Thursday, Ludlow Grand.
8. Warren, Tuesday, Court Montague, Brooklyn.
4. Manhattan, Thursday, Avenue and Fourth st.
g. Lawrence, Thursday, l2s,h st and 3D. Avenue.
O.. American Wednesday, 4l3 Broadway. 6a
I. Columbia, Thursday, Christopher Hudson.
8. Putnam, Wednesday, Ludlow Grand.
Q. Franklin, Monday, Ludlow Grand.
10. Paulding, Tuesday, 2sd and sth Avenue
II. Marion, Friday Court and Montague, Brooklyn.
IL. Continental, Thursday, 1877 Bowery.
IA. Hancock, Tuesday, Hudson q Christopher.
is. Liberty, Friday, i95 Bowery.
Is. Decatur, Thursday, 1856 Spring
II. Lexington, Monday, Court & Sacket, Brooklyn
Is. National, Thursday, 1877 ROwery.
90. Ethan Allen, Tuesday Grand and Fifth 3, Brook
90 Charter Oak, Wednesday, 1877 Bowery.
"a. Woodruff, Wednesday, Jamaica, LII
%. Champe, Thursday, Grove Il Hudson.
q. Bunker Hill, Wednesday, Christopher& Hudson.
90. Excelsior Tuesday, Ludlow and Grand.
80. Schuyler, Tuesday, 1921 Bowery.s
81. West Chester, Wednesday, Tarytown.
80. Pavonia, Saturday, Tottensvle, Staten Island
"a. Worth, Tuesday, Astoria, L. /.
35. Jasper Monday, Christopher and Hudson.
36, Republican, Monday, Newburgh.
as. Magnn Charta, Thursday, Court and Sackei,
Brooklyn.
80. Zachary Taylor.
40. Tappan, Monday Piermont.
Al. New York, Friday, Grove and Hudson.
AZ, Huguenot Friday, Port Richmond, Staten Island.
40. Puribus Unum, Tuesday, 45s Broadway.
A. Liberty Tree. Friday, Hudson and Broadway,
As. Union, Thursday, Port Chester.
49, Rnggold, Tuesday, Greensburgh.
AZ. Ironsides, Friday, ass Broadway.
So. Wayne, Tuesday, Grove and Hudson.
3d. Peekskill, Tuesday, Peekskill. ~.
g. Fort Greene, Wednesday, CT. and Montague,
S. Empire Friday, 1877 Bowery
S. s. s. Banner "Wednesday, State and Pearl, AL
81. United States Thursday, $50 Grand and Essex.
S. Constitution. Wednesday, Smithvie, L. ].
So Fort Putnam, Monday, Buttermilk Falls.
GO. Montauk, Tuesday, Green Point, L. l.
6l Henry Clay, Thursday 45s roadway.
49, Sevcnty-Six, Tuesday, New Lots, L. !.
a. George Washington, Friday, Hudson and Albany,
65 Flushing, Tuesday, Flushing, l.. l.
&C. Nathan Hale, Thursday, Grand and 9th street. E.
Brooklyn. 49,
81. Jackson, Saturday, Canarse, L. /.
6s. Brooklyn, Monday. Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn,
20. Golden Rule, Thursday, Rhinebeck sgeg
II. Central City, Monday Syracuse.
70. Freedom Monday, Sing Sing. al t.eV f&
rs. Putnam County, Saturday, Nelsonville
"a. 0swegonia, Oswego.
7e. Concord Albany,
~. Cayuga Chief, Auburn.
rs. Good Old Times, Fonda.
70. Pine Tree, Wednesday, Myrtle avenue and steulo
so. Free School, Tuesday, Philmont a.2
81. Croton, Saturday, Croton Landing.
so. Mohawk, Thursday, Auriesvlle
49, Young America, Tuesday, Troy
"a. American Flag, Thursday, 435 4th avenue.
IS. Red White and Blue Thursday, Buffalo.
So. Daniel Boone, Wednesday, Thirteenth street and
Broadway.
81. Palmyra, Thursday, Palmya.
IS. Webster, Monday Yorkville.
SO. Doneondo, Rochester. a.
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The Esd day Of November has been set aside as
a day oftbanksgiving by the Governor Of Iova
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EVE wINTER or lsb4-lbb.

Tho extreme severity Of the previous season
made IL evident that the brig could not be libersted
before the winter set In. She was fast impoupded
IN the centre ef large field Of ice. The provis-
ions, although ABUNDANT, Eere not calculated to
resist scurvy; and the fuel, owing 70 tho erner-
gency Of the previous winter was deficient IN guam
tity. Under these circumstances Doctor Kane,
with party Of volunteers, ION an attemptto reach
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WASHINGTON, ID. G.
WILLIAM NJ. BURWELL, Editor.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1855.
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MEDICINES.
CARTER's SPANISH rIIxrI,,.-

yU1IfE GREAT pIrKJEiEy ~ TItE pt,.1,.sas.
Not a .or,,cle of U.yc.,,; nooo
A. Ixy.,,,s,s Rv.sn, e. $500 u;
pl.,;.,n nb,'s', ;1 ~ h,ngs Esi
I... ., pns,,,ls.,, ~. - a. ,'i9ns, Pm
e. Fy., Hi,o Wor,,.,r r. s., 'oi' GrsaIs
i,,,a,,, I'D P.;n ,,t,, I,ai' aesd. E.
Ifi.s Sv,bJi,r I,is Ia. Ti" MS, Stahbor,
ri.in,. .nI nil Diseases ,r;,;ng r.e spinal Com
no of Nerc,,v Inn,nd.nce in 7 ;c a' IN udcio.,
the plood VI 'hfurly Of
TL;.v.Lubla A. dic;oe Which la. H.
q, III. n,,,be, II extrrd,oarv -, nv Celebrated
its agency has ;nJured The ,r.,n.;o, TED thrugb
,uest II iheir finds 90 oarr il 10 Inc ue urera IL
In with the D,r,os, ncdeuc !, it "hici tie,
lerf,l curative ,ro crt,es Tbs c,n s'9es and VIZ
.e.c,ed {, ON a Ia,oo pup,J.r ara Is certificate.
testimony than tie rrer,. vorl of H., fuong.l
,re all from gentlemen .,li k,nr = pplfieots; md
md of the highest re.recnJ,ili,v 'H'f ioea.ties
In the civ ol Ricl nonl Va. - '"e'h feeidig
r. DOYnEN ESQ Of the Exe,
mond knosn every whore, saws h., - NM Rr.
inc called Cnrer- Srani.h MxIra , ,e' n Inc Md
over hundred cuscs 10 nearly Il N
i il r.cotnn ended with the ms, Ter "hel
anil. He spvs i, il the rlost ex tra ,1ia6 good II
ba,sver seen. "eucihei lie
Agne and Fepey-- Great Ca,e-I b.rob. -.
for three years had Arue and F,ver =, thsl
ent oesciiption had several pI, -. ",''st FiO
manti,ies at O mime Mercury ma t1i sooA areA
Ponies advertised but al wh,t any -. III the
lief Ar last | triea Carriers Sn.nisL Mii.''he to
h,,,les of which ca,er,uall, cp,ed No. o., 'A''e lwa
tn Il. pVp an
AIDE, II the best Tonic in the world md ,ba Con
cine thai ever reached m, case JOHN IoN"9ysnedi
R.,yer Dam n,ar Ricbm,,d \,
q H. Luck E.o NOW in Richmond l
,e.rs in the Pns, Cfice Inns snrb conG - 'l hany
,.n;.,;c. ,.tbcacy of Carter S,,nish N; !" Tue t'
49, ',.,,,ol, ,,ru,rd nc n h. ,,t, - mai h.
,..y,o15s afflicted Nr IucL .s,s La La. ~ ia' gHen
80 fai .tn ,lo,, accorIi,, =, ,i,,a; "e'' MIMI
n ,i.a-a r,ac,;s;na pr -;
:, ~. n - T. .k.o r p;L ~ 'oii,efy Of
hs - - - 's ien rs Will
snaai.t N;x,nre which wa me-, ,.,lx.'. 'aifef,
- ~ ~. :, - :: - ~ - 'lsie lie
-. i = q 49,. 49,, =. - + ,.,,,l ~ -, " va 'ue Live
'"e suo,' ~ At 80, ~ 't e
p,ap, " ~ ar 'y '.'' y, ''Ner q Mo Ii
nv H. .c w L i,t' " '," u = Fe7s
u'u ~ ''0 - wv ''''''' u 0ai'ei q aa'0
"i h,. -, cc,-
o'ut ~. y ne eui'or' Oh the hffh
n'onu ou e''l'i"ye" IN men Pies
'o' .u,ei u, .."p.'ea win kheu
'a' SUI ,'' run MS work =
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Tisliiays from Chesterfield.

CHksTAkFikLp z .uNTf Va, AhE Z ~
NTESS IS. DOVE " CO Richmond Ls.t M ar
wi n nv ,nu - ,v. tur I'd loo.e IN tive Stale snid;
vhie PLAYING al with other mules he ran WIN the
weight ri hi- hob body against lar pihte 81 sh+et
inn cut.,ng himself the high ham ahut u ihehes
long and fro inch and a h u to t~ inches deep
Tire 20 mi wac &C such character as to snrfo@e be
a, ,,lJ ,s.er w. ., any s.rv again Seftre
npti.e OF Rue ruti o. 10 the papers procured ana
aonli,a it a, once the ou aud In about thee "eeh'
he was perfectly well and at work, and YOU cannot per
& ,sr fkr ierst scar wtere the cut Wa made
A. A WlNFREE
P S--Tlcre are many cases OF ialnries To ranie IN
III ..icb,rruod which have been cured by your lur
o and Il d any benefit to you. onn prornre YIN
man, C 6nates. Tue woe n'iehbofho'd -ey II Is the
Quickest hoslins remedy they ever saw. ..,..
Il A. WiNFREE
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NERCHANUlsc.

1OrfGE-The subscribers having purchased ol
l \ joan A. FfunAin his Interest IN tue concern ..
r.na,,u BROTHER a. Co. will continue the ,vsiness IN
IN, -sr house next door Libery Warehouse, under
the firm and style Of franklin Brother They return
men tbas.s 10 their friends and the public generally
for inc liberal patronage extended to them lei the shof
-. ,bey have bee, IN th, Grocery ar Commission
business aud most respectfully solicit continuance oil
the .ane prom sng their best exertons 10 give
an, isf,con TO all who may do business with them.
JAMES FRANKLIN,
i'm l-9ts EDWAkD fhaNh.'L',''.
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stilI more News II ON "a Good Man.

UAH TRtE, ' A. Jun I1lh TS5ll
Al SSRS nov . & col h" rbs eeiuts that e.
WI YEA. past have been much afflicted vi II Rhsl
rsti.,n ,ni : u,n the frequent ri Your Lnin nj |
sell crest zeal of II nv Leell,fs, mud ic nj
reeal,.a ailsry where II hes besfi arpiied nc
codne q the directions Of II. bsyiap aH,d Ia aifrd
relief Nnisniy ST uld be with nj tn Li4ntn.
tegsd il Of the host rtinedies ftt rheumatism
have tried ard with tie greatest tasure do ~
amend 1t ~ aveiy inniiy Ia the word
Yours truly, a. CREWS.
On. a 4. 1
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

= BBl.S Stuart's G. Sugar.
ID 25 G ound, Clarified & Crushed do,
20 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 ibis NJ o. Molasses,
10 hhds. r. X. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
80 " Laguiia do,
10 " Prime old java do,
so boxes Adamanlne and Sperm Candles.
Large lot of Clover Orchard. Grass and imohy seed
Dnll selling cheap.
ffsba4r.l YOUNGER & SMITH
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-7-717---7 7-71-77717777-77 - 777777777@
Fishing Tackle, &C.

HssutuS sbNAbts w.
ME aro re,t ~ . a.t.t, " 80 b4 ekl1ess. FISH.
w ING TADkLB a. Nh'c We invite tn attention
at al nnr pBs ssnting anything in / at line. viz:
R1ds ftvm tiret 10 joints,
Irout rods, with up. full mounted,
-Four joint roJ. At 81 %,
Walking cnner H. "a 3 md lnints,
sk. grass, hemp and haze lines sior quality.
Gtavitation, Limerick and Virginia Iook',
Bs1t nets, with ~ without rods.
Plum aad ile recls India Rubber G-h bait needte-,
artificial g. snoods. aEd every III in the sporting
line nj the Qua store W Il &. FISHER,
Opposite Noty.l' House, LYnohburg.
u.
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INV BOOAs AG I'm, a q MOK>E's
y NJ D,,rmirk. Camp BET ~ ~ .inpai,
The fsa .sriiaas-by tho +btiar OF Heats Eassi
fieaui- Esse--a loG
H#sfIf- y the
easile lou iers r o. tfe.
1sasH5stf. q { aa.u i.Ii,;
he Esesfed Nua---dedioniei the Pfote iant' Of
Am sieai
The Do1seript-- Dumas;
Sam Slit., IN .-Htrh II ~ w fe;
III. Ecl.ctio in August;
Tn Lunjpn Art Juurnsl for Angus;
Eiinbltqh u 'vrw tor ! ";
Huls.'iold " 8ris Tar September
Frnnk L. .l,e'. inufnnl trS pienbef;
j., IN fase--fr Dung Mothers;
Thu Nsrsi Pio1.-- by Ju'spn;
h- ioll aud complete stock II School AMI Class.
cal Books a at price thar cabnnt fail IL plsh.s.
HHs ISL
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND

RECEIVING AND ON HAND:
IN HHDS N. 0. & = X. Sugar,
~ DO BIZ, Coffee and Clauted Sugar
30 boxes and bbls. Loaf Crushed, and ful
tcrzed Sugar,
100 ues Rio and Laguira Coffee.
30 tigs Superior Old Java Coffee,
Ii hhds. Cuba AMI +. r. Molasses,
30 hb4'N. @. Molesses,
~ Bnr Iron. assorted,
10 Hoop and Band do.
dc. Bis;erd Steel,
&c. Cast and Shear do,
10 000 lbs Bacon,
200 Sides Sole Leather,
IL do Black UpTerdo
40 doz. Calf Skins,
20 " Pink Ii ling do,
10 Sheep Skins,
1900 bales Cotton Yarn,
10 Bales O4naburgs.
50 Boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candies,
so do. Hull & Sons Patent do,
Is do Soap.
10 do Starch,
800 kegs Nails, 3 to co Gy,,
10 Wrsi Nails,
ID bbls I ,nners' Oil,
40 ons Peruvian Guano
200 sacks Salt.
--ALSO-
Plaid Beeched and Brown Domestic Calico Linen.
Drill Bed Cords and Plough Lines, Window Glass and
Putty. Corpeas, Alu y, Nader and Indigo, Pep,,e
Ging.r Spice, Spades Shovels, Trace and Halter
CHAINS Manure and Hay Folks Boots. Shoe. and Hats
Fer shle exchange for country Produce" accomo
hitting terms (ap 2l.ts) JOHN I1OLLlNS.
LGM WATER AND MASS = We have
n just received supply of Alum Water. direct from
the Alum SPRING in Rockbrid Sc county, which sell
per bnrrel or gnlon Also, supply of Alum Mass,
which we will sell in quantities to sut purchasers.
mas2lis RUCKER X REDD.
S.'OK sale ON CDNSIGNM ENT-
000G bs. Cation Yain,--Jus: received and 70
,sle on consignment by
NOV Is I. MISC NRKLE q, JONES.
VERY rNE COGNAC BEs A NDY,
Lond m rort,r Port and sherry Wines for inval,
ID u rrceivG0 by r. STABLER & CO.
iuoe lasts
( EgkAVE 1issNEslA "A supply con-
" SANITY o. afd, rFnred every week, and always
- ana good Ais sautoea or Congress Water, iii
r#ri fram lie Srrir gs. For ale by
- JOHN II SEAY, Druggist.
t2stuMA CUGa1A, CfaOCOI ATE d
- 'siGE FLOUR, tr ,rv did, for sple Nv
1aiY - ia STHGriIEh 4 WHITEHEAD,
4 t0ftSEI's. C1RSETS, GOasa ETS.-
u isi etrcd at the Cash Store 100 paiis French
Cur-es. orrd sad whhea beautiful article. nj Sl.75
wo,tI q; 100 pair surcri"r Elack (ailer Boots at
5u--a great bmgai' French Shirt 'soms Mt Is rts
-wotn $50 etling Please call und .xamine
| tirm. sen [, JOHN ABRAHAA>.
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1 Assis ANn SHINGLES =
L'Rrsn ARRIVAL 6c fs@5a Or

TTsENH AEEaNAE,-I m f1Wln Or -r'IA
la I9-t rrc' ly". ln' t'l tt.iete- 10 ahith
the ,ubsrl wrul resp. c,ty inn. the pfirnf,onn.
thtpt Al h' rru ~ the tH'til 6, rel thy vi f5d
IT, issrs. ta' b.,, BE-. Ion.n,'- ever -,4u in IN.
nprs,'; ire l- Dred b," T. 80. Sausage
Ddea cup ra,r-; upri.t IL. { Bsaanss. do,
tftclenf }a H. lmprunl md Gu + wiz fea.i n eoal
tssp,tr ii al bu.rty Eir luhe. eentlapien unl rhi
dren, aisppa,, snoyUr'icr-, i'ran,e- Sanls
Cine lac IA, l' fru.hcs. Pocket a. Toiie Combs
Lena Conl. f., ciu ron. M lb1n, al ~ mil
tniiou tn ncn' ol al VIII Ii will be I'D ,htep e.
eash, Or IN ffrFaagc to' current Baak aoafs Mas b.
al led the ohv' list Sc,s Of all n,ni- q and "a
In ~ parcr. &c family -. "a SUPPER fn,trle 81 Mas
uri nnd Roi r,rrcr Ctiqnck b,trr all IL pone.
u IL - !. ) SOLOMON
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4 CARD the -u'scriber hn ving purchased of
a Mcdaniel iiuu d. Pre- their interest Ia thu
late concrrn uf " I Anderson 4. Co. will continue
the GROCERY Cow IssIuN ard FORWARDING business
the old stpnd thc Basin, wbete the, vii. keep on
hind stock of Guam, P'n>trr Lime and Cement for
sale nj the lowcs cash ,nice-.
He ieiurns lis thanks the fiir4 {, uf tn lat, cot
the puhir ernrr.!v ft the he H. put tfee
eXfendeio II. md horts, by using his exepli1s
merit continuance of the ,ha #9cJ#
ud9 dts WM r ANDE SON
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Now an HAND

y 80 tons otter A No. ] Puuyian Guam;
10 Mcxican
lou Casks hounston Lime;
lol " Mount in
80 I" North River Concn,,
SO &" Cncincl palcG
A. lot sule accommodating trims by
MILLER ( ELAN,
NM il. IL Bnsin
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RIcHMoND, January G, l8jJ
Mossrs. DOVE l. Cu.-For about sew. n years my M
gro boz, Simou, had urer the shin bone oi end
at his legs; he had the very best medical adyIcr
and the strrte>t attention from myself; the s,ie be-
been repeatedly pouced AMI burnt with caustie at a
telvls, whilst giving an applying medisue he ha bee
Srt on l'W Diet and also kept pefeclly quiet will @
limb -"vatcd sometimes II woui be lHrge o.
~ - al uHn'> hand aud others 10 larger ta
hal DIM, and even when 1t has attained tia. sna
size wuLll break out hgHiu. becnme entneiy d"
ural ri alb IT, aud, day, While in your stored
hri YOU what mc>t do TO u YOU gave Ie II ltfe q
Ypur hi OIL and after using bottles tby the ih
ton,) il vas entirely healed Previous tff flmf
using H. lie had lost months from ms Moik hut since IL
has neve, lot single day | wa aid Tint lmYe ~
pen ed use esslt, on his limb about hundred ii
hityeolms nnd il gives ppa,ure to add t, tif M
ny y'n have this lestiul4.i;l cot the virtues 81 ig
ioht OIL. Very respectfully.
Ia coPy--puolishcdhy permission from "a la'y mn
city. luae }dGn
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\ eshSNEtIEsot.-fu ca { ~ Of HI Re &
a. JohDAN j. tbs day DIS livei y mutnhl ron-
'en' l. c Jor A having pir, hiscu TIE eHii interest
ot Mr.. hi,c sill alone attend to The settlements Of
The concern. HUGH BITF,
mug oats Z =. ) .seAN.
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IL receiving and have in the following bra,.is
oil linz Licafice, for sale consgnments
li0 cases and 5. Sticks,
80 do I iracco do
- do / G do
pni13-,s MCDANIEL, HURT & PRESTON
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These vessels OF the fret class. built in the city
baltimore, expressly for this trade and have superior
concentrations Tor passengers They are coniman,.3
y experienced Captains well qualified for the trail
and who vi spare no exertioa I" accommodate Tho
will be towed mp aud down the rvers by and ma
lac relied on to sail prom tiy rs nnvertzed.
Merchants going North ordering geeds from NV
York, will find it their interest ship hy rhirl II
reigh will always BE- token low NJ by any III
line of Pack is, and every effort will be made by to-
agents ia Richmond ard New Notk III give Satisfaction
Insurance be effected N the Richmond Fire Asso
citation b, this line III 3-S per
We respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtain
ing full shai- of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to NewYork will be fnr
warded free Of commission New Orleans, Mobile
,'l,ireston, Savannah any other Southern Nor,i
port.
The vessels will lie in Richmond in the Dock In New
York al Beth No. l, Coffee House Slip, foot Wal
Street.
DAVID & WIN CUR lie Richmond } y
c. II. PERSON, n.
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Y AND NETWORK PACkETS.-Ths .aasS
hume line is composed of the following vessels. sni
sais from New-Nok every three days. Ali owned In
the city OF Richmond, viz:
Nav Schooner Dnnville CarainN illiam Nelson
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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-10-16
RUSSIA AND THE AFFAIR OF THE
SOUND DUES.

The rumor which reached us in late arrival
from Europe that Russia was about to intervene
amicably between the United States and Den
mark in the matter of the Sound dues-a rumor
credited by some, and contradicted by others
derives a slight degree of credblty from the
manner in which it is stated in the following
graph of letter to the New York Herald,
dated Berlin, September IL, 1855
I" The difficulty between the United States and
Denmark about the Sound dues, excites good
deal of attention in the political and diplomatic
circles of this capital There is report current
that Russia has offered her mediation, which has
been accepted by both parties, and that the Car s
Minister at Berlin is TO be invested with the ne
cessary powers TO bring this questio ueratd to an
amicable termination; Denmark giving way in
principle, but the United States consentifg to
waive their claims till the conclusion of the war,
when the Sound dues be included in the
general settlement If this rumor should prove
correct il will be another master stroke of Rus
sian diplomacy, binding Denmark to them by the
strongest ties of interest and gratitude, and ce-
menting the friendly relations already existing
between them and the United States"