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KDs.. S01seaGeE Reynolds.

OFFICE-No. liz GRAYIER STREET, NEW oRLEANsE
Cures CANCERS, ScALD HEAD WATE SWELLING SORES and
ULCERS Of every description ja3l 2ply
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~ We ale indebted to the obiging officers Of the
magnificent steamer Natchez for late papers. II

& EXCURSION 10 KEY WEST VIA FLORIDA PoRTs.--
Seldom does an offer for sea excursion,
presenting 10 many dyantages, combined with plea
sure and that rendered to the public by
the propretors Of the United States mail steamship
Florida CAPT. Gozzens Having ourselves so long as
twenty-five years ago, enjoyed the pleasures Of the
same route though in foreandaft schooner, we can
fully recommend the contemplated excursion to our
citizens worthy Of attention For full details refe-
renee is made to the advertisement Of Messrs. q. G.
Rogers & Co in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-20

The Postmaster General has made the following
appointments Of routeagents From New Orleans
to ST. FrancisYile, S. B. Delange, iii. the place Of
Anatole Laurent, resigned t..
From Terre Haute to Maltoor, Jesse j. Phillips, in
place Of Hayden V. jackson, declined.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-20

Col. Bennett Of the New York Herald, has pur-
chased magnificent mansion on the corner Of Badi.
son Square and Filth Avenue that city for which he
paid 100000.
We suppose that his opinions about the Goldfish
arristocracy have undergone slight change Of late.
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Ill Card.

New ORLEANS, May Stl, 1856
Be known to all whom may concern that the Govern
ment of Nicaragua recognizes agent in the States
except Padre Will, Minister to Washington and P F.
Mancoso in this city. Capt W. Wilkins has acting rs
agent during the absence of Col Mancosos returned
and resumed the duties Of his office And further known
that parties have recently borrowed money the credit
HcaIaglan government without any authority. my9 Up
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alabama LOTTERY. .
Authorized by the State of Alabama.

Southern Military Academy Lottery.
Glass ENew seresTo be drawn in the City of Montgomery
Ala. in public, on THURSDAY, July 10, 1856 on The
HAVANA PLAN. ....
SAMUEL SWAN, Manager. .-.
Prizes Amounting to $2O5,O00!
VIII be distributed according the following magnificent
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WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER,
be the safe and effective agent
the destruction of these troublesome vermin.
EBe particular and remember the name there many
spurious articles offered. For sale by
--..s J. WRIGHT s. CO.,
jel6 2p6t 81 and Isl Churtres street
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The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions Second
hand Furniture. Persons leaving the city wishing
pose Of their furniture will advantage to call on
the undersigned.
Aso-Seconda hand Furniture sold, exchanged and repaired
P. NJ TOURNE,
ie9 2u2m % Baronne street.
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Gov. Reeder arrived in town this evening from
Philadelphia. He was met at the depot by band of
to the hotel where thanking the citizens for their
teness he RETIRED He made no alllsion to politics
His reserve puzzles his friends considerably Rumor
says he has spent the past two days with Mr.. Bu-
chanan, 5.#E.
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MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENTS OF Gov. REEpER.-The
Easton Pa.) correspondent of the New York Elk
press writes them follows, under date of the 18th
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that condition Of peace and tranquility in which he
left it at the close Of his Presidential term
Judge Butler to-day commenced, but did not finish
his reply to Summers speech. 1t was exceedingly
able, powerful and telling. It will have happy
effect in restoring better feeling between the differ
ent sections of the confederacy. Tx
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To Samuel IT. Gilman Esq:
SSugRr planters etc. with perfect safety security
contract with for improved Bngasse Furnace in no
wise conflicts with any enAbe claims held existing pa
tents To be still explicit, it wise conflicts with any
claim held under existing patents Respectfully yours
THoS G. CLINTON, 4i4 Seventh street
apT If npnosite Paint OFca
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John EIALLEFs d. BROTHER. PAT TCuoUpI
~ t t9YHS stref above St. Joseph COPPER TIN AND sEET
ih0H WokkERS are prepared do all kinds OF wor,
m their line of business such putting Tin and Copper
tes Valleys ETC. Also putting Copper Tin and Zinc Roofs
N all parts OF the city moderate prices with prompess and
dispatch Al kinds Of Jobbng and Repairing attended to with
share of the public patronage - '
We beg leave to refer to the following gentlemen Messrs
CroMer Wing Jamison Mcintosh It Norelouse Roa.
eIt tughe e. " Church. Thomas Murray, Isaac Thayer
Letter Box 60 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange 10 St
Charles street. a2l 9mdtE
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written by our correspondent Young America"
whicn win be found highly interesting to the mer-
chant, the tourist, the botanist natural historian
and clergymAn-in fact to every class Of our readers
The United States sloop-ofwsr Vincennes, Com.
Rodgers arrived at this port yesterday from Tahiti
The v. is the flag ship Of the expedition sent out to
explore the North Pacific and China Seas.
An important movement with reference to the
Presidential question is in progress among the Ger
mans. Recently, at meeting Of delegates of the
German Turnverein Associations of New York,
New Jersey and Connecticut, held in Williamsburg,
in which twentyeight organizations were represent
ed, it was reported that all the societies were in
favor of the election Of the republican can
didate TO the Presidency. 1t appears that there
are sixty thousand Turner'S in the United States but
seven thousand of whom reside in the slave States.
In New York and New Jersey they number ten
thousand, all of whom, with the exception Of about
ten hundred, are in favor of Fremont.
The value of foreign goods imported at the port
of Boston during the week ending July IL, amount
ed to 81, 3d. 65.
The cotton market was quite firm Saturday with
sales Of about 1000 200 balcs, based upon mid
ding uplands at about lac. llsc Flour declined
about loo. l5c- per barrel, and in some cases a
greater concession was claimed, while transactions
were moderate. Wheat was irregular, with fail
demand and moderate sales. Canadian prime white
sold at 81 So !, and common at 81 65, and lot O
choice Geuesee white at 81 80. A cargo Of hand
some new white Maryland was on the market ant
held at 81 80. small lot of good new Nortl
Carolina red was also offered for sale. Cora was il
light supply and prices were firm, with moderat
sales at SEC Sc for dstillin0 lots 6Oc for prim
sound mixed, aid 60c. 62c. for Southern yellow
and small lots Southern white were reported at SEC
/ &c. Rye was firm at s5c. for Northern. Porl
was heavy. Hess sold at $40 g. with retail lots q
s2l. Lard firm, with sales of about 200 bbls
prime, at ls4c. l2ac Freights we're irregular TO
Liverpool and London, with Heterogeneous t
Havre they remained without change and with ligh
engagements.
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THE CHARLESTON MERCURY on Ma. DOUGLAS
AND MS NEw KANSAS BrII@-We give, in
another part Of this paper, an article from the
Charleston Mercury, upon the new Kansas bill,
originally introduced into the Senate by Mr..
Toombs adopted by Mr.. Douglas and his Com
mittee on Territories and passed by the Senate
as the true, allhealing panacea for the Affections
OF Kansas.
Our Charleston contemporary, speaking in be-
half OF South Cardinals chivalry, says that this
hill win not do--that Mr.. Douglas has deceived
the South and deceived himself, and has assumed
TO carry load which Las broken him down.
Worse than ALL the Mercury agrees with Mr.
Seward that the day Of compromises is past.
What, tbeu, Gle We " dot Is IL secession Liat
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our South Carolina philosopher is driving att
If so, why not await the results of the Presiden-
tial election? for, should Fremont be elected, as
he may be, the South have only to follow the
advice Of Mr.. Fillmore, and they are out of the
Union and in for war which will last them for
several generations.
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NEW YORK HERLLD-ErTrToN FOR EUROPE.
ne cunard mail steamship Canada, Captain Lang will
have Boston on Wednesday, q noon, scr Liverpool
The European mails win close In this city hGif past
Two O'Clock to. morrow aNeynoon.
The HERAID (printed In English end Frenchs win be
published at ten O'Clock IN the nscTnng Single COPIES
b wrappers, sxpence.
Subscriptions snd advertisements for any edition Of the
Nzw HAID win be received the follc wing places
n Europe
LospoS-Am European Express Co., II and Is Cornhn
PARIS do. do. S Place de Ia Bonrse
IIyKRPooI-- do do. Rumford street.
LvEErooI-John Hunter, u rSTchange street. East.
The 9. the European edition Of the Hx1AiD
viii embrace the received By mail and telegraph at
she Office during the previous week, and 70 the hour Of
uuhs,rstiou
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rext Governor and Legislature can thus be Sc
cured-whether republican, hard, soft, or Know
Nothing or all combined, SO that the stock job
bers' alliance secure it--their game is won. The
Hudson River Notwithstanding the Alba
ny bridge, and the confscation and purchase of
the State canals to the same monopoly, at half
prce-may readily be turned, by the tactics Of
Wall street, into cash profits TO the coalition of
five or six millions as the first years dividend
from the perfected enterprise But even this wi /
be but small item compared with the pow e.
they will secure over all our future elections.
In due season we shall disclose more in stai]
the plan of operations under which the A ibany
Journal and the A2as and Ary,s are makir .g, ant
are expected to make, the success, on. either
side, of their Presidential ticket, subor dinate tt
his grand scheme of Camden and \ .mboy mo
nopoly for the State Of New York ihe scheme
at all events shall not be worked out in the dark
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FRENCH THEATRE, Chinese Buildings, $50 Broadway
In CxAR RussIE CHARPESTyER BouRGxEsTRE
sAARpAn-LA DEcoUyERrE DE LAsEKIoUE-Sous On Bee DE
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BROADWAY VARIETIES 472 Broadway-IscoHAR, rHx
DAnsARlAS, AND PARrHESIA, TIE CHEEK MAIDEN.
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WOODS MrNsTRELs, "a Brosdway-E1n1oPrAx Mrz-
unUSY-THE MASQUERADE BAIL.
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DowERy THEATRE, Howery-DoxnEY 4 SOMA DAY
~ PAns-FoREsr ROSE.
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nrBLOs GARDEN, Broadway-Youse HgsGIER on III
1nonr RoPE-LEs ABEIILEs-MAGIc TRUMPET.
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coRRESP oNDENCE OF 1ah
WASHINGTON, March ="
Tho repetition Of an Grafton In severa el.Isa W
Mr. Everett has only made US the more sNs
"a him here; and expectation Is aeeoruingiy
n" hish The hall of the Smithsonian institu
Wy .S;rh seats eighteen hundred persons, but
~ w., whjch four hundred more may be crowded,
~ ban chosen for the occasion
'" 80 iust-at nine o'clock, p. M-met the
,,si5an, If the United States in the street, alone
"a ,,;,bout cloak or other protection than dress
., ,,non his person. He was returning from
burch little In advance of the throDg, for be is
a hrisk walker and quick In all his movements
exceedingly Yankee in manner Aside from po-
ltical relations know of no man more agreeaDie
or more popular with those who know him per
sonslly.
resolution ordering certain number OF copies
Of DR. Names account of his late expeuitloh VIII
rome up in the Senate tomorrow ior reference
This work will be better executed ana cost Tess
than il would il issued by the Governments. why
then should the government hesitate TO purchase
III Because a publisher viii proht somewhat by
the purchase This is seriously urged rs an OBJ
lection nv grave and reverend Senators.
Dr Kane has done more in the department Of
reorrsphicaI discovery than any other living man
lie has ulveu American names to regions in the
far north and England has not only approved
.hose names but given his name TO the open water
of the farthest north, tse existence of which he
has established
We look with anxiety for the commencement of
legislative business tomorrow, after a recess of
three days. A. b. Q.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
I IFE INSURANCE.-MUTU BENZ

I IfE INSURANCE.-MUTUA BENZ
IL FIT COMPANY.
Capital, July LIST, 1855. 81, 125262 Ia
Losses paid in Richmond, over. S80.500 90
This Company is purely mutual, and is paying an
nuai dividends to the insured Of IS per cent
Office at "Stationers Hail." No q Pearl st.
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
N. B. Slaves insured in the Albsmsre Insurance
Company from | TO years. Il. w. K, Agt.
de 22-Sm
NIKE AND MARINE INSURANCE can
l. be effected with the ALTERNATE Insurance Com
psny favorable terms with any other pa
in this State, possessing real cash capital TO meet
losses. Apply to STOKES l. CO,
Agts, Richmond, Va
WIN. T. EARLY, Pres't
JNO. WOOD, Jr, Sec'y,
Charlottesville. '"
I INITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
- ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY, OF PHI
LADELPHIA-CAPITAL s ,240 629-Issues poll
cies ON White Persons for Life, and makes annual d
vd-nds policy holders; also insures Slaves for
term ofyesrs For rates &c, apply to
OF. BRESEE, Agent, or
y. w. HANCOCK,
Medical Examiner,
At the office II the Insurance Company of the Vel
ley ofVirgina, l4th street, Richmond, Va.
re 2-6m
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rINRUE TURF OIL--For old sores of every
dsscrintinn on Reast Zig uaaless q ~

FENRUE TURF OIL--Fnr old sores of every
Il description, on Man Beast tits useless to try
any other remedy, warrant this to under any
circumstances all the for which it is recon.
mended and are here at home to refund the money
if it does not. DOVE & co.
PROOF POSITIVE FROM LOUISA
LOUISA, Feb. 18th 1856.
MEssRs. DOVE Il Coin the Spring of IS, one of
negro women, suffered from a dreadful sore on
of her ANGLES, the inflammation from it extended
20 the knee and foot though tried the usual RENE
dies 1t continued TO get and for six months she
could neither work nor walk about. procured bot
tie of your Turf Oil, and in fort-night's time she
able to go about and is well. look upon it
excellent for sores, cuts and bruises
Yours, with respect,
OVERTON III. PETTUS
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Halifax Street, Petersburg,
SPRING Observation-Disclosures.

- We are receiving by various arrivals our
SPRING IMPORTATION Of BRITISH, FRENCH
AND GERMAN DRY GOODS, among which are
the following:
Black Alpaca and Mohair Lustres.
Silk Warp do; Alpaca do Beiges
Farmers Satins; Italian Cloths
Mazourka Coatings; Rice Cambrics
Plain Black and Black and White Prints
Black and Grey do; Hoyle's Purple do
Rich Printed Chslli's and Bsreges
French L8uns and Organizes
White Cambrics; Jaconets
Plaid and Striped Cambrics
lain and Figured Swiss Muslins
Mourning Satines
PLAIN and Fancy White Linen Drills
Heavy Brown Ducks and Drills
Black and White Ginghans
Fancy do do, beautiful variety,
with splendid assortment of Embroideries, Lace
foods I'll yes, Hosiery, &C., &c, to which invite
the attention of the trade.
mh3 KENT PAINE Il co
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NEWS FROM MANCHESTER.
WILL YOU READ THIS!

Every day we get additional evidence
MANCHESTER, Feb. 29th 1856
Messrs. DOVE & Co: Gentlemen-My horse
accidentally thrown down, and large cash his
knee, which | considered damaged him $50. By
using one bottle Of your Turf Oil, the sore
trely healed, without leaving any 1t is truly
great remedy. r.. L. PlLklNGTON.
NH Its
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The American residents at Florence celebrate ed
the recent anniversary of Washington's birthday
by sociabe reunion at private house.
II il the universal impression in New Orleans
that the last sugar crop would fall far short of the
preceding one.
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ARE YOU SICK f-.If you are, don't take
IA Qnack Medicines. but those prepared by a

RE YOU SICK f-.If you are, don't take
IA Quack Medicines, but use those prepared by a
Dr.. ROSES celebrated Family Medicine are the
result of thirty years practice in Philadelphia His
prescriptions for each complaint and have been
well tested and approved by hundreds of physicians
and thousands of patients. remedy for each dis
THE WONDERFUL PAIN CURER.
This preparation is truly the wonder of the age
Cures all pain external internal. Cures pains in
| the Sides limbs back, chilblans ague Jumps in
the breasts corns bruises sprans toohache, eaache,
stiff neck, throat pains in the bowels and stom-
ach, sudden cOlde, &c.
The Pain Curer being a'fne tonic mixture, is also
used with great benefit for weak stomach and bowels
likewise for fever and ague
Whenever you have pain use the Pain Curer freely
and you will obtain immediate relief Bottles III Is
and 80 cents
THE GREAT COUGH SYRUP
Dr. Roses Cough Syrup, Expectorant, is the best
preparation in the world for Cough, arising from
cold ore consumptive cough. Bottles fifty cents and
~ 70 CURE wHooPING COUGH.
uso Dr. Roses WheopSg CGaga syfu rpnd osn S
tai complaint. Price !52, gents as,o ,rp
Dr. Rose. Group Syrup hes saved the ives OF 'n'''
TO CURE NERVOUSNESS.
The most wonderful 70 By a., Heo,s
affections Of the mind or BODY Is Df' fose
Cordial. SO cents a bottle
70 CURE KIDNEY And LADD.E COM
~ PLANTS.
DroP'y' r. Fo eF' FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Dr. Roses Golden Pills the only remedy FOR fall
ing ofths Womb, Weakness and General Debility. 50
cents box.
Are the great regulating Female Pills. Is cents
box.
DR. ROSES SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND.
Should be used By ell females as it s.reisthens I'D
invigorates the constitution, puhies the blood, and
all eruptions from the skin. Quart bottles
small bottles so cents
Use Or. Roses Dyspeptic and Liver Compound. 50
cents bottle.
TO CURE BILIOUS HABITS,
Tage Dr. Roses Ambitious Railroad Pills. They
carry of all bile l2k and 25 cents box
These Pills called Railroad Pills because thew
70 ahead of all other Pills in removing bile bad eoJds
and all foul secretons from the system.
Sold by PuEcell, Ladd CO.; Gubbs x Apperson
o. A. Suecker; Patterson 4 jackson; Bennett A
Beers Alex Duval; Duyal Norton; j. Blair: s M
Zachrisson; A. Bodeker; VIM. Z. Ladd; Laidley A Ro
binson, Richmond; and all the Druggists in Norfolk
Portsmouth, Petersburg, Lynchburg, aud all other
towns in Virginia. oc3O-2awd
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CRANARY AND FEED sTORE.-The

~ undersigned has taken the house corner of Frank
I'm sna Wall streets, formerly occupied by Messrs N
b {. b. Hill. for the purpose of conducting the
GRAIN AND FEED BUSINESS,
where be will keep constantly hand full assert.
men Of ell kinds of Drain, Mil Ofal, Hay Corn Meal
aud otseT articles usually kept in Granafes and Feed
Stores
He hopes by giving hts business strict personal At.
tention and selling reasonable terms to secure
liberal patronage from his friends and the public
generally He will deliver any article free Of charge
anywhere Ia the corporation. He will also attend 10
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE.
for moderate commission, and will insure for his
country friends the highest market price for any con-
ssnment entrusted 70 him. WA
IL Cts JOHN w cocpv
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1T7O nIANUFACTURERs AND CAPT.

ITO MANUFACTURERS AND CAPT.
L TALISTS.-The Fredericksburg Water Power
Company incorporated by the Legislature OF Virgil
MIA, have improved and made ready for manufacfur-
ing uses the entire water power of the Rappahan-
mock river at Fredericksburg Va.
They are now prepared to offer for sale, manuiac'
turing sites with water rights appurtenant conve-
nently located easily improved, and upon which the
entire power may be operated.
The works of the Company have been constructed
in the most improved and substantial manner, under
the superintendence of the experienced Engineer
John Chase of Massachusetts The Dam, tof the
same plan with that over she Connecticut ut Hol
woke \ and the Abutments constructed upon
tural rock foundation; the Dam, of IL inch square
timber the abutmens of granite laid In courses with
hydraulic cement. The Canal is 50 feet wide and 81
feet deep which capacity, with the available fall of
sons than 1000 horse power, and ranging up to 1000
horse power.
Fredericksburg, having population of 900, situa-
ted 90 miles from Washington City and Richmond,
with Railroad and Steamboat lines established to
both cities having good Vessel and Steamboat COM
connection to the Ohio progressing, located in
the centre of an agricultural region inferior in ferti
ity and productions to none in Virginia, with q eli
sslubrious and uniformly healthy offers great
inducements to manufacturing in all its departments
Large supplies of Wheat and Corn seek its mark ct;
and Cotton may be procured as cheaply as at any
point the seaboard provisions and fuel are che
white labor is abundant and easily trained to employ
ment in manufactures
The Company is prepared to offer inducements in
the prices of Sites and Power.
Amy information desired, may be had by commu-
nicating with JOHN CHASE, Engineer, Chcopee Mas
sschusetts, the undersigned, at FredericksbuTr
Virginia. JOHN L. MARYE In
fc @-4w President II, w p Co
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kANCY ARTlcL kS--Ladies' Pnffs na
I hoaes, Brushes, Comhs. Ports Monnses, fis4.
and Furniture Dusters with great variety OF csasi
articles, to which invite the attention OF thoss "
wsnt, w O. BATTAILEs
nah ~ pSaSpss
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r7.s=szzxs.yE1 THE ADAMS, Il EXPRESS
COMPANY, No. 80 Main street, (pro
TEN Having resumed their Express
es from NEW YORK and NORFOLK, per steam
ers Jamestown and Roanoke, which arrive every
Monday and Friday, prepared to bring all
kinds Of Merchandise to Richmond and the Southern
cities.
Shippers will please take notice, that all Freight
for Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
steamers unless otherwise marked.
Our DAILY INLAND EXPRESS, via Fredercks-
burg and Acquia Creek in charge Of special messen-
gers, will usual
NH 8---ts J. MACDONOUGh, Agent.