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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-04-30
Valuable Farm for Sale,

Valuable Farm for Sale.
THE undersigned ofers for sale farm
i containing lO3 acres lying in Cross Greek
M'lntires adjoining sweringen's lower mill
FSere are e. acres cleared and in good repair
with fine orchard of choice grated fruit.
The above farm is offered very low, and easy
terms Of payment will be given,
Ian. l6-4t pd ANDREW EKEY Jr
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-04-30

UNION MARBLE WORKS.
M MULDOON & CO.. corner of 4ih
A'A' and Market Streets, keep constantly on
and large aid splendid stock of all kinds
of marble work, co insisting of Monuments Tomb
aud Head Stones, Marble Mantles &c, DC.
They are prepared to execute every variety
of design. in the best possible style. :
Work will be done at Eastern prices and full
satisfaction given to customers.
Stenbenvlle, Oct. nth '55.l y
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-04-30

CITY BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
JUST received at the Civ Shoe Store,
"a Splendid Stock Of Boots Shoes suitable
foa the Winter trade never should 90 barefoot
ed when Shoes can ,e bought at the City Shoe
Store so cheap for cash.
Washington Hall Building Market Street
Steubenville Ohio. D. SCOTT.
Travelling Trunks a complete assortment)
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s L. Sharp.

Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist.
X EEPS constantly on hands all kinds of
IN manufactured tobacco, cigars and snuff
Articles sold by him are warrented to be Of the
best quality. @
Shop on Market street, sonth side, one door
below sixth street, and opposite Nash's new
building. H.'
S,enbenville, sept 10 55-ly, ...
WAGON AND CARRIAGE SHOP.
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NHE undersigned would respectfully in
form the public that they have ente ed in +
to partnership and are carrying on the above
business at the stand formerly occupied by H
NJ, Brister, South Sd ST., between Adams and
Market Streets. From their knowledge Of the
BUSINESS; they hope to be able to give satisfac,
tion to their patrons. ...,,
A lberRl share of custom is respectfully So
icted. JoHN KENDELL,
October 9th IS l.y. "A. j. REYNOLDS.
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S. C0URSEY,

S. C0URSEY,
RARBER and fashionable hair dresser
IL Razors set, and all kinds Of Surgical in
struments put in good order. Room under
the Mechanics Saving Fund, Market st. near
the Washington hall, between Sd. and 4th.st
april 5th. 1855 s' lA 'f
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
A NEW STOCK OF FASHIONABLE
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING AT
F. GUTTERMANN'S, Market Street,
\ " One Door beloW Fourth.
THIS Establishment as usual offrrs The
best assortment in this city Of Ready Made
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, hats and
caps. Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags, &c.
The subscrtheris respectfully soliciting the
patronage of hi,friends and the public a, large,
and invites purchasers to the examination Of
his stock. 'a"I I.l7s
The superiority of his goods in selection Of
material and careful manufacture, is a long
conceded fact, and being determined TO please,
he is Offering now the best stock Of ClothiDg,
at lower prices than any other house in this
city .g sag 0 aat
3 II you wish to save money and,Iime in pur.
chasing .frst rate suit Of clothing, call at
sit % FRED GUTFERMANN'S.t tSfeub,
ias,s Mafketst, one door below Fourth.
oct. N-5m. Sc gw3 t,g .kc&
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DR.. s. RoTHAcKER.

OFFICE Corner Third and Market SITS
~ SteubenYille, %. in. l. "A
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-04-30

For through tickets and further Information
apply at the Depot on Washington st, to John
!. Nelson Agent.
Lafayette Devenny, General Greight and
Ticket Agent
G.. W. Fulton, Superintendent marl-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10

REGULATION OF TIME ON SOUTHERN RAIL
ern Railroad Association, at its session at Ashland
Va, to enquire into the best plan to ensure uni
form time for the railroads South, mako tho fol-
lowing report:
The Telegraph Company have fixed A. M.
ton city time to all the aforementioned stations.
Railroad Companies take their time from
telegraph Offices, and set their clocks sloser than
Washington time, the minutes and seconds stated
opposite each station
Should any Railroad Company wish to run by
any other standard there can be no objection If
the connecting roads are informed how much
slower or faster than the Washington time IL
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-.The .PRESC0TT HOUSE,
ID two doors absve the Banks 10 sgain open for the
reception of bosrdsn. BY the day, week or month.
Dr.. Hudson, who owns the property, hes spared no
Boarding Houses In the city. He shas made several
additions that rendsrs it much mbre plsasant than
heretofore. Nothing my part shall be lacking 70
to render all who may favor with their patronage
their stay in my house pleasant 1t the same ns the
comforts of home.
au I8-1m Mas. n. G. JETEk.
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Ia0 FkEsn I.hPOMTED
go FALL GOODS.
1856.
VIM. F. BUTLER,

now receiving per ship Pepperell, at this port,
land by the ships Progress and Muscongus, via New
Yotk, bis usual full zuppy of
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE,
Of the latest styles and psttein aud from the manu-
.actuIers of this country a heavy stock of GLASS
WARE, Looking Glasses, Castors and Fancy Goods,
in great variety, which he offers to the Trade at low
prices for CASH, or the usual credit to punctual
payers
Every effort will he made to induce the merchant,
Of Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee, to make
their pure hases in this market
Richfncnd august 1885 25-lm
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LEWIs HYNIAN,
IprcETER or

IpPcETER or
KA WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
IL Wholesale and retail. No. So Main street,
asAxs rsceIync large and eleEsnt assortment of
y articles aud will offer this Fall the greatest
has ssen pnpfss 9ssss b !. ,ss maas s'y Inland and
- ,nst srticles can be had in his establishment as
t'e'. , .s fpy heuse in ths Northern cities.
~" G5Ia detached Levers, IS Jewels, $2l 90
III; Huntinf do do so 90
no DO Patent do do IS 90
Silver Levers, II oo ..
Gold Guards 10 Vo
GCIs Neck Fob ana Wsist Chains of varisus pat
terms
Goid Lockets ana Jewelry of sll kinds
tn be had cheap, at the old established store of
LEWIS HYMkN,
60 .-2m No. 9S Main st.
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TIE VIRGINIA COMPANY IN KANsAs.-The Pc
tersburg Express contains the following letter
from one of the emigrants who left that city q
short time since for Kansas:
SANTA FE, X. T., Aug. 9th.
The Virginia company has disbanded, and fif.
teen men from our company has joined the Geor.
gia company, uader Capt. Taggot. Col Rosser
has been elected Colonel Of the 2d Regiment, and
says he will keep an eye upon the Virginia boys.
We expect to start for Ossawottamie creek in
two days, and our company 10 expected to make
theesstack. Report that the Freesoilers are about
300 strong and very well fortified at that place.
We have now in camp about 400 men, and
expect some 500 more before we start for action.
We have two regiments, and we want them 1000
strong, each. Time il pressing now aud must
close. will. il living, let you know how things
are after the battle.
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OFFICE VA. r. L n. INSURANCE COL
RICHMOND, 24th July, 1856.
D DEMOvAL.-Th1s Company havfng re-
HI moved to their now once, No. Isl Main street.,
neat aeor to tho Dispatch Office y prepared = hare.
tofore to take Fire and Marine Risks on fair terms
Chartered in lS52, and having now been in opera
ton twenty four during which time they
MILLION OF DoLLARs-they refer 70 the history Of
the past aordns the very bsst guarantee for tho
future. The long acquaintance Of this lnstitution
miliar with their wants. and pains wilfbe spared,
or information withheld, that viii tend to insure
curacy and give satisfacton. They will be happy to
receive and consider applications for insurance sd-
dressed either to the President Seorstary, and will
In return render such facilities - msy be In their
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-naTcgps AND JHwBLRY.

"a FREsW ARRlvAL OF JEW-
H ELRy OF TIM LATEsT sInLSa .,ss :,
M.s,s5S .bs most fashionable styles, among which
nzss< .a,;rslv new styles The assortment con.
n rsrt Of Cameo, Gold Stone Lava, Mosaic and
nt'noha large variety Watch Keys Gold ard
l.s $50 srs,e;l. eioId Pen. the best manufactured
SILVER variety Of Silver Ware All gesds war
Isn!ea . MYERS l. JANKE,
profit 75l Main street
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:, SEW JEWKI.RY @A@
* sToRE. StaN OF


"A SSoID EAGLE. No. SO
ENA W.iSs srREsr.-GfLL L WEIDEMEYER
So Frsisrtctsburs, Va. have in.t received new
sfrpp w;nss. Ladies' Chateisins Gentlemens' Fob
fnfrs t3ola And Silver Pens snd Psncils Gold and
eS''T ,.n TSinbles Gold Silver aud stee, Spectacle;
ise s;iver Goblsu Cups; Spoons Batter knvs'; fers
Niexrelrv snd Silver line for sale on reasons
IN IN. 'as ,srnss, ard warranted ssrepresented
''g 'a WATCHES Of all kinds repaired and war
hs!' :, ,srforra well; also, Jewelry of every de-
Is,irtjcu repaired a. short notice
I'm
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MARY STUART.-Princs Alexander Labanof, of
St Petersburg, is such An intense admirer of the
unfortunate Mary Stuart, that he has passed .
great part of his life in studying her history, and
in collecting materials connected with it. About
twelve years ago he published seven volumes of
her letters, and recently he has brought out no.
tce, in 226 pages OF the numerous portraits OF her
which he possesses, and which he has got together
after infinite pains and expense These portraits
are l36 in number, namely, 12 paintings and 144
Autographs or engravings He also possesses %
engravngs of events in which the Queen figured,
aud great many portraits of contemporary states
men and sovsreigns-Literary so Gazette.
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-. APoTHEcA5EIEs 9.s q az .s.s . .s.,.
Offer to physiesns snd f.mi!issa perfectly vss. sosk
Of yelsable Drugs, Chemicals and hsdiolhsA Fancy
Articles Spices, ground and nnground Surgical q.
s.,.: tSs best brands smoIss and Chewi Tebs<ss.
and eyery article usually found In hrst els0 Drag
store on . good terms Z: sesy ssS = nsn
in the country. : IaAnI RosERfs g sAkxa, skxa
0rsdus.s Of Philadelphia College Of fAassssy.
% 4-dkctn
MOTTO K.-JOHN W. COSBY hsys.a
his creditors all dsbn and claims das o. ssesumG 9
him by bond bill, note open secouns o. 0ehsrwec,
hereby require oil persons owing such deets or csa1s
to make immediate payment % me- = sosss<
ssSsi I, is.ss cannot = ''lA; ALEX. oAlRnrs A..sa
DEDUCTION IN COKR~.1rsa - aay
n until the lst Of September nsxt ! vii dettvss
HARD COKE, Of the best quality, g W. DUEr a-
other fuel for beating furnaces = Chssesse ssssee
Tobacco Factories, and private dveilinsb - ven
for eoshinG s.ssee snd acyss, >sn
pef load Tor lump, sn1 o5 Tor hsiIshs ara pslSSs.
ins unsurpassed = fusl fcg gzasss - spsa assS
;1y CO. css, yns Yssss Gems. seA s.a sys sss -
ioss 3 :1. :..s:' ''a s'aa JNo. ]. wEarn As.a
TSAGLE SODA WAITE xsTA I1tlsls-
III HENT.-This cslsbrassd mansfse.ey et.s.isn.
s:a as fs.dsssis ss sis1 Als iss sss - e..
81 p d ths sisy Thoss |. vses go sssvs
:fsss... :fs,ss s Al T. ssssss ssass
s..; g :ss q the n;sss;s;5t ~ ~;
sss nj = befvesa nsla - 49,
E1EE zN9 g Hz115lS||H !! 4 ~ :. s. ~ y g. =
ps4M g = f.sesssss -. -. \ ~ ~ |iS| r 81
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A FATHER KILLED BY AN INSANE DAUGHTER
The EatniNMi Michiganl RAnuhlican eivea tha mar.

The Eatody Michigan) Republican gives the par.
ticulars of a truly melancholy affair which oc
Cured Ia that tswn few days since. While the
family of Levi Leonard Of that place were taking
their breakfast, . daughter who had been consid-
cred insane, rushed into the house. the door being
open) and before any Of the family could give the
alarm, dealt her father four blows with = sharp
axe on the head, enc passing clear into the brain.
breaking out large piece Of the skull. What is
most range is, that as soon As Mr. Leonard was
struck, he jumped up and ran after the girl with
all his might until some Of the ncighbors and
caught her, when he fell down gasping. He was
traced through the field by the profuse bleeding.
He was taken to the house and soon after became
in sensible He fingered until the next morning,
when he expired. The girl is now In the Marshall
jaii waiting trial
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Sw9 GLASS, CHINA AND kAHTH.

Y@1 GLASS, CHINA AND kAhTH.
EssAf fENWARE.-Hsving taken the store form
EgT ery occupied by James Evans, we are now
III receiving a new and splendid assortment of
fitid and Solar Lanips, Csndles bras Looking Glass
"a, Table and M antle Ornaments Britannia and Plated
Ware, Table Cutlery, Glass, China and Earthenware,
In ses ana by the piece ali Of which win sell at
uls lowest market rates
Orders sent to us will be faithfully executed, the
best articles fardghed and particular attention paid
to packing TAYLOR e. CO,
au l6-dlm III nj lain Street.
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A STRANGER In BosToH.-The person who
sawed the figure head cf Gen. Jackson off from
theship Constitution. twenty-five years ago, is now
in the city of Boston. He has never been here
since that bold operation. He 10 now q resident of
Virginia.-Boston Paper.
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"TEETHINa" AaAIN.-There is an old slave
colored woman, Familiarity known Aunt Betsy,
In this city, who is l0l years Of age, and has
new set of teeth just beginning to peep out from
her gums. She resides on Marks alley, which
runs from Old street back to the South Side Rail.
road, few steps above Grace echurch.-ParsbHrg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10

vr.rIsrs PoRT--Ths following lathe num-
her Of vessels ia the following ports ON the 9th
;..,srt. New York e04, Boston 169, Baltimore 6l;
S - ,hase norts on the 30th ult: Charleston 81,
ssvsnnah "a. New Orissns 100, Mobile H.
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RAILROAD TRAINS ARRIVING AT CHICAGO
rhere are railroads running out of Chicago, over
which SO trains arrive In tho city daily. OF the
number 81 are passenger trains and ~ freight
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10

APPOINTED. Charles w. Abbott, Of Rhode Isl.
and. has been appointed Purser in the Navy, from
the cd of September, 1856, in place Of John r Alb
bot, resigned.
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ALMOST ANOTHER DREADFUL RAILRoAD a

ALMOST ANOTHER DREADFUL RAILROAD AC
CIDENT.-The passenger train on tho Massachu-
se,ts Eastern Railroad came near being wrecked
on Friday evening, in consequence of the draw on
the bridge at Charles River being left open with
out the usual light being displayed. The engi-
neer fortunately saw the danger but not until the
moment more and the whole train would un.
doubtediy have been a mass of wreck and ruin.
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srop THE PAPER.-A country editor says that
81 has receiv ed the following stop my Paper;.-
.Dear sir.-I have looked carefully over yoar Pa
,,.r for air mouths for the death Of some tndivid-
nj nj that vss Acquainted with, but ~ yet not
sinsle soul care anything about has dropped on;
vou Mi please have my name erased
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10

A HIRED GALLows.-The authorities of New
Brunswick, N. J., have hired from the city OF
Philadelphia sn iron gallows, for the execution Of
Fox, on the eth inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10

A TRAIN OvERBOARD.-Last week, freight
train on the Illinois Central railroad, consisting
of Ave cars and the engine and tender, was pre-,
cipitated into the Galena river, from bridge ~
feet high, the draw of which had been LETT parity
open. The hands jumped off before the train
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10

LONG SENTENCE-A little boy only years
old was brought before the police court yesterday
afternoon, and sentenced to the House OF Refor
nation during his minority. for stealing fifty cents
worth OF lumber from yard on Commercial street
- TBostou Trans.
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FkEMoNT's RELIGIOUS views -The New Yor

FKEMoNT's RELIGIOUS VIEWS The New York
Commercial Advertiser of Monday afternoon,
gives an account of an interview between Colonel
Fremont and some leading merchants of that city,
the subject of the religious creed of the former
when Colonel Fremont declared that that question
was his real difficulty; but he had formed his re-
plies on that subject as to the votes from
both Protestants and Catholics.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10

WoMENs CoNvENTIoN-The New York Wo-
mems Fighters have called a State Convention, to
be held in New York, on the 8th, 9th and 10th Of
October, at the Broadway Tabernacle. The names
of Mrs Lucy Stone Blackwell and Mrs. Paulina
Wright, are signed to the call. The objects in
view have reference chiefly to the procurement of
political privileges to the feminine gender
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10

NICARAGUA SUGAR-The New Orleans Ga)
Picayune has receiveda specimen of Nicaragua
sugar made by the Indians of that country 1t Is
very fair Muscovado of excellent grain and very
rich saccharine proportions.
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NEW SALOON, 4e~
SSNyxs On l7th street, opposite SA
tho arch of the Old Mar. CS19NSA

Ssx2o On nth street., opposite
=, tho arch Of the Old Mar U
ket-JOHN FRIEDRICH, formerly Pro- --AksA--~-
prletor Of the Irving House," Baltimore, having
tesen the large brick house situated above, is now
PePefed TO serve up, at short notice, every DELI
6ACi that can be obtained in this and other markets
ms Is AK will De found supplied with the choicest
solicited. au l8-dlm
RELLEvUE HOsPITAL.-.This Institu.
non is situated on Church Hill, Richmond, Va,
IL delightful, airy position, and Is furnished with
every conveniencs conducive to the comfsrt Of pa
uents and the successful treatment of disease.
Inc Lylng-in Wards are peculiarly commodous
The undersigned give their personal attendance to
Gil patients placed under dor their rel charge.
pi. . .. ;. :. a.. :. .;....'.'.''''.'..'..- :.
IiIpate accommodations. to 10
eines, snd Medical and Surgical attendance.
z No Small Pox admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, M. D.,
6rsce street between 4th and 5th.
G. s. MILLS, nj. d.
18th street, between Broad and Marshall.
r.. 7. COLEMAN, N. d,
Corner of 4th and Grace streets.
Resident Physcian-Dr. WOOD. my 24-em
HIcKUK's PATENT PORTABLE CI.
~ DER AND WINE MlLL.---rhis Mil comes to
ns M highly recommended, and we have reason TO BE-.
Asse 1t to be the best Cider Mill in use.
We solicit orders. Price &42 so,
BALDWIN, CALDWELL l. CO.,
aa 2l--2m i4S Main street. Rschmond.
NOTICK.--The members 81 the Vfrsinia
a State Agricultural Society reading In the city
o'hshmond. Vi viii be summoned to meet. ON the
second MONDAYin October next, ct the City Hall,
tof the purpose of ciecting sixteen members to the
1asners Assembly. Life members. and every such
saat mse member of the Society shall satisfy the
oonmissionsr conducting the eection. that ne has
Ssa hs annual dues or who shall then pay the "a me,
acafe entitled TO vote. Accounts Of annual embers
nave been put into the hands of Mr. James A. August
VINO isan authorized agent 70 receive fhs ssms The
Presentation Of his recsipt the commiioner st the
sscccn, will be conclusive evidence OF the holders
Eght 70 vote
GIL b. WILLiAMs 6sc'y and Tress.
~ ll-H w. State Agricultural Society.
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DR.. George d. Blakev, one of the republican
electors for the State of Kentucky, made speech
at Russelville, Ky,a few days ago. In favor OF
Erarpop. and DavtOu
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Medical and Surgical journal chronicles case in
Shwresbury, Mass, where child Was born with
out eyes It was healthy boy well developed In
every other respect. There were eyeiids but no
eyeballs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10

The Printers CentsnniaI Celebration takes piacs
In New Hampshire on the 26ih Of the present
month.
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Mr.. CRAMPToN.-We learn from the Angle
Saxon of the present week that the rank of X. C.
b.. or knight Commander of the Bath, is about to
be bestowed upon Mr.. Champion, late British Min
ter at Washington, and that the next official Ga
zette will probably contain the appropriate an
nouncement. 1t is understood that this honor Is
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CAPITAL, 5000, ,ooOl!!
DIRECTORS,

DIRECTOHS.
T. NJ ALFRIEND, President.
81. L. Kent, of Kent Paine Co.,
II. w. Quarles
VIM Beers of Beers Poindextss,
H.W. Fry, Of H. w. Fry L Sons
Wn. Palmer
]. A. Inloes,
A. K Parker, of Parker, Nimmo Co.,
J. T.. Wadsworth, Of WadgwoFth, Turner Co..
Tho Samson of Saunson Pas,
C. w. Purcell, Of G. w. Purcell 1 Co,
B. L. Winston,
J.P. WiLston, of Winston Powers.
8. T. Pulliam,
H. A. Claiborne,
P.Cullen, -...ss,--,s
Geo. W. smith, of Smith L Harwood.
iy3@h w. L. COWAkDIN, Deo'y.
~ Regular discount day of the company II Thurs-
day in each wesk-papsr to be offered before s'slk
on that day.
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- -uzsx4=7Fss1 SPECIAL NOTICE.
a is: :s:.:s.sss.s.:s:ssTH - ADAMS EXPRESS

go y,-r -sSzz5sy5El SPECIAL NOTICE.
LA Is. 80 1.-THE ADAMS EXPRESS
ho.a--A--S4--- COMPANY, l34 MAIN ST.
Having renewed their Express, on the Raleigh aud
Gs.,ou Rsrosd are now prepared to forward. with
I,fc5 aud st reasonable rates, every kind of MER-
CHANDlSE VALUABLE PARCELS. JEWEL
KY, &C. DC, SANK NOTES AND SPECIE. in
rbsrsa Of trusty messengers, to all points on the
gaIe.sh and CASTOR Railroad, viz;
GAsTON. HENDERSON,
FRANkLlNTON, RALEIGH,
and intermediate points.
Merchants anu others entrustipg Goods to the
Adams Express Company, will be relieved from the
necessity Of finding consgnses at every point along
The line thereby saving time and expense
Goods csilod for and delivered free of charge
J. "a. TAYLOR, Srp't.
J. L. MACDONOUGH Agent. se Its
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A SLAYER CAPTURED.-The United States Dis
trict Attorney at New York is reported to have
received information of the capture on the coast of
Brazil of brig engaged in the slave trade from
New York, under command of a skipper who has
already once been on trial for bis life in that dis.
xrso