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DEATH one Eeats egaa9 EeoNches.

5 WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
guaranteed 70 be the most safe and effective agent
the destruction of these troublesome vermin.
MBe particular and remember the name, there many
spurious articles offered. For sale by ~ G
j. WRIGHT b CO., 4 555s
jy14 2p3tMoWeSar - q and 15l Chartres street.
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N CgSDgEegaa III 4gsa a. Il Shirts

MADE no ORDER IN the BEST MANNER.
WA
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of having their AND WINTER
q SHIRTS made invited TO call
and have their measures taken prior TO the 18th
that daeour Mr.. b VIII leave for New York
orders entrusted will be executed to the ENTIRE
those they beunder obliga
tons otake the goods. - A s. Is
LE1GHTON y BARBoT,
jy14 2ptf corner Of ST. Charles and Canal streefs
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
The copartnership heretofore existing between the under
signed under the style of NORRIS Way is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. 1t, VIZ j. ls;ia5 AZ
Tdeus Nosriss charged with the liquidation Of the
g - THADDEUs NORRIS, If
I'M s7ss per pro. EDW. O. HANCOCK, i
New Orleans July LIST, 1856 A. II. WAY.
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This medicine should be hand in every in every
household only expaes intestinal worms but
healthy and vigorous action Of the digestive powers
the liver and the inesnes and thus brings about condition Of
the general SYSTEM which prevents brood of vermcues
from being after the old has been discharged
Be particular and remember the name Winer's Canadian
ver,fugen This the only article that be depended
Remember this. g-@ lf4J
Fer sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans, by
J.WRIGHT & CO.,
iyl4 2p3tN{oWeFr<W q and ISL ChRrtres st.
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eele, NJ. 60 Camp street
HUI Iafd III which
Il The portion
zsf The & 4
preface BY
u Harper 4
Ef0tiers
d of
is Intended to3 Of all
pf society from cellars through the
% The order top prove
AVE that the con
life are even more gall
VII ssFs ititfe and that many
ilavs To II in the
zos ef uncle
AFRfeA ITS History Condition and Pros
poets, the Rev. 4 ghton Wilson, one Of the
Secretaries HE Presbyterian Board Of Foreign
New ~ a I;pers Il Brothers.
AIrs seilsen resided IS a Missionary in this
eoanty vel Ee esed TO be
polite on biect npo N hichi he writes.
sso. n tile author Of Head
olive etc, etc eW York
Harper ina Nh
an unusual novel and as an
antii5te To tile blues We would econamend IT, III
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MORE G1as1s ROE TEXAS, We learn from the
Philadelphia Sun that the United Suites storeship
sRrprise now at the Brooklyn Navy Yard lis to be
sent in afow weeks Reinforcement to the stock
ef easnels Srsught LID by her on her last "trip, and
lantsd IN Texas ior the United States Government
fses i asbeea foaa that file experiment succeeds
admirably and that for the transfer Of tile United
States stores the plains of Texas the camel is
perfectly lifted, and thstands the soil and climate
Of the country withopt any daicalty Thus far only
thirty FIVE have been brought Il is intended in the
aext;tgip to bring fifty.
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under to the attentive of
ilsars epnblif Ior Iafe 81: Lonis apers.
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m Tie language Of the laaented, immortal Clay-.sI
had rather tefight than be President.n s
The great heart Of the nation--the conservative
men of parties, will respond to these sentiments
regardless Of party ties theywil meet with detern
nation the crisis--they will vie with one another in
raying to the standard of the only candidate whose
past offers guarantees for the future 1t is meet and
proper, that man Of more than ordinary mould,
should ill the highest position known to mankind.
The people have decreedit Their voice is allpower
-fnl ~. 8168. - 81. .=.E. ~
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Caution,

Ladies cautioned against using common Prepared Chalk
JONES, SPANISH LILY WHITE.
Its perfectly innocent being purified of all deleterons qna
ties and it impars TO the skin NATURAL healthy aabaster
clear living white at the time acting as cosmetic or
the skin making it soft and smooth.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
lyll 2psMoweFr n and ISL chartres street. sole agents.
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i ,AY AND % FspING sGHpoI4 FeK YOUNG

u DIEs-Fouided IN 1898 by Madame Iefs
since 1870 BY street be-.
tween Cusomiiouse BieDylle streets, New Orleans
The Summer Session tits at Pass Christian,
begins on the LIST June buildings there large enough
10 accommodate FIFTY boarders Indefinite Of
Day Scholars Attached to the premises fine bath house
and good The institution provides thorough and sub
stantal instruction IN stage and
offers great facilities acuirem French Lam
gase. Singing and soege Prevosts well
known leader Of tile Orchestra Orleans Opera Mr.
Provost will reside during the and viii
tinue his lessons Singing and soege establishment. He
will also give private lessons in families.
place every month during winter
te city every fortnight during lie Pass
city school remains the whole for
day scholars u1y26
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George Law is out long letter in the Worth
ern papers shosing why's and the wherefor's5
that support Fremont the Presidency. He
says Nfr. and gives many
reasons CANNOT but believe that he.
fails assign the conclusive one, that the Con-
venton that gilmore ought to have nom
mated George Lag The funny Republican papers
cali In 4saiUfal argument in favor of .fTee.sol
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sN TslsIss ANp SONGS are nde bted 70 RI
4FIsir, Is toF the folleNSn named
az 2aEisie ana sor
Polka posed and5d sieatsd stoss Miss
na &; Avenue
IEa by eseonl-
ISoser Eilsch snlie never have been
Il salses fo Thee comp posed and dictated to
Julia FerIein and
cong, words Ey air by
gen I'll 10 Day, Of
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The trial of Hon. p 4. Herbert, for the murder Of
Thomas Heating, commenced in Washington on The
morning Of the 9th inst He plead not guilty to- the
Indictment, The court did not succeed in empanneng
but i've jurors on that day.
The counsel obtained in his case, are 3iessrs. ]. H.
Bradley, D. Ratelie and Hon, Percy Walker of
Alabama 2 .5s
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.Ne1E PagpiSS

.VtesU Pupils
In Penmanship, Bookkeeping, English, French Spanish,
German, Arithmetic Algebra and Geometry begin this week
DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, LOG Canal street.
who wish ready for Fall business, should begin ime
diatey.
n55- There is special Professor for each branch.
jyl2 3t2p* RUFUS DOLBEAR.
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E,RENGEALANGuAGE and LlTEIsATURE.
LEON LAUGHIN, lately Lawyer Ut The Bar Of Paris,
Professor Of French language and French Literature
inthe3 University Of Louisiana. 24t t6s .
at his Office University Buildings Of Baronne and Com
ytra ~
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81 us there not some secret curse fss
Some hidden thunder red with immortal wrath.
a To blast the wretch who owes his greatness
v N 10 his cnitntrXtS rt,in ID - - = -
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,MTOTICE-MEssRs .5DENNIsToUN, WOOD CO.,
q New York have made appis4o e hs Sly q s
City New Orleans Second suncipaf bonds for one thou
sand dollars eachhe said Coupons being the sum thirty
dollars each all dine first day 0 Fehruarg 1876
said we5e posted a On
for transmission TO Said Dennson Wood Co., BY The Pa
cihc steamer which vessel Is missing and Is supposed have
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.!gltlttiQll sALas.
! fsf n n y 4, NJ Il II lib d lRpETINSi

gB X 4sIsAE HEBS IN LEAU III al a
Nm MI ;fEs sfs,st dit 10 O'Clock
rooms ChaFites stFeel F v sola for
account ofEHlioni II niity Sy
pieces or damaged EaFpetng and damaged
~ nss II I @ jyI5
SUCCESSION OF Ii IA. n sIsFEg q RE-HoUsE AND
Lot on Bengile street s .8s
q BY M FIGNI III Auctofeer. vi
3SATJTEA An Nc, M
trict Court Of New Orieans, dasd 26 will be-
sold DIT public actoT Ronda Of the ~ Louis
for Of said succession
III u VIZ square hollnied, By
French neasEe thirty street BY
four deep together the story house
four rooms, cabinet Kitchen 8$!S
cash "A and he bel.
credit Of ~ is months notes
hearng nterestat The rate from date until
maturity and after maturity I'LL rRid eight per ~
property The buildings policy transferred %
ACT d aale before s. Magner Notafys Public. ly2
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Iou1s sT. .NlAR j, 3 RagIsterI..

]SNANIEL EDWARDS csG CGEsso Oh TO TWIBILL Il
&E& EDWARDS Nos 80 and 81 New Ieyee, and "a, 20
81 Fulton street every description Of Cop
per Tin Sheet Iron Brass Work Hes TO
tract making Steam Trains Clarifying Eyaporatin
Pans Ferers Juice Boxes and appsraning to
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UeoEss1 ON or ". Able REAL Is
RYs II. PEYG HAuD \ CO., n, III.


syNTEDNESDAY,t Iae 18th of August, ri ~
wv O'clock NJ at the st Louis W virtue q an or
der from the Honorable the Second District Court OF New
leans Under date the ID os sold
succession, WILDE sold = 5s4 -,
"a IoTGoF GROUND situate in the First Dis
ct city New Orleans US o 70 OF
20 Comprised between Canal aska i aaa
dated the lst May and ~ the ffce Of p
rs by inches 10
tween lines Engs together with all the
thereon consisting House md out build
ngs. j5S 8 &..Sls
TERMsTweve nonhs credit for note with good and SOL
won't security mortgage the property sold ~
cIasrr e} fSiss1 VIE % anl ID Y
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general assortment Gauges Steam Whistles, Brass
Cocks Coupling Valves, etc, constantly on hand
He would call the attention Of planters to The Steam grans
which successful operation the plantations Of
Col r. q Camp, T Harrison, f. y Forsta Nelson
Il Donelson Osgood IL LAWRENCE w. II H. Steckhouse, A.
Thomson Co. and u q Forsa, Of this city to whom he
s,eculfy 5m22
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5rTyOBY'S CTTYAND SOUTF1EEeME EXPRESS
Running at all hours Of the day thfoughout me ely
Agent the Pontcharain Railroad Company me
Mails and having entire charge of the Baggage Car
messenger will wait upon passengers in the
Checks VIII be given for all baggage IN charge ny 'na
Company. !, {z5s 5s I, r, - -.
boats by authority Of the Pontcharain Railroad Company
Aeeky Express every Sunday TO lnalanoia
Powder Horn and Houston Texas . VI q,
Will be three times week
Watering Places the Lake Orders and parcels re-
ceiyed at the Office s . ,
Bills aing left the office for goods the New York
Texas steamers, will meet with profupt attention
Schedules Of rates and signals supplying Of the
Office S58l8$St SSst Sa.$5SS3S
Branch office the Railroad Depot the
pm.
The proprietor begs notify the pnhc that his only
City Express running md that his
completed and that the Of goods can DO
relied upon. TOBY Jr., Proprietor,
1y Principal Office, Is rayier street. corner Camp
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TOETN EALLER IL BROTHER. 247s TCHoUPI.
touas street above 81. Joseph SHEET
n e ne 5 IS I'm and n Gp NJ T1k
!ers Valleys ETC. Also putting on Copper and Zinc Roos
dispatch. kinds Of Jobbng and Repairing attended 10 with
dspatch By strict attention to all orders hope merit
share Of the public patronage l} 4 s.s51
We beg leave to rfero the following gentlemen Messs
Crozer Wing, Jamison Mcintosh Cook Moehonse Rob-
| Caller, Turpin 4 Co., j. W. Jewell. 5E$ 5$5t
Box 60 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange St
Charles street. .4=45s=t5553 ~ AL sMd&W
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SUBMARINE BLAsrING-The New York Her.
aid gives a description of the mode of blasting
Diamond Rock in that harbor. The rock is en-.
treiy submerged. 1t says:
The first blast, of one hundred pounds of now
der was fired off, and cloud of water shot up in
tne ar, In the form OF cone, with base of about
nifty feet, and upwards of hundred feet high -
Inc powder Is enclosed in simple tin canister
whicn Is placed near the edge of the rock and con-
sequenty on the explosion the rock is torn off and
the pieces thrown into the deep bed of the river
The second blast was of one hundred pounds
and the third and fourth of two hundred pounds of
powder The larger quantities of powder did not
appear to send the water high as the smaller
but much larger body raised. The sight
was beautiful one First, dull shock was
heard and felt under the surface of the water then
huge hody Of spray and foam would burst forth
with the force of ten thousand fountains as if the
whole river was a champagne bottle, and the open.
ing made by the powder was the neck out of w bich
the carbonic acid gas and wine found vent AS
soon as the foam would subside the men in the
beats amused themselves by pulling for the reef
over which were always found q number of dead
fish, who were killed by the shock. A number of
pcrgies and sinners were caught, together with
two sharks. and q sturgeon that must have weigh.
ed sixty pounds
The two last charges were of five hundred
pounds each, the largest fired upon supken
rocks since the first introduction of this mode of
blasting under water by Gen. Paisley, in 1899
Both of these caused tremendous body of water
TO rise, and must have had great effect on the
rocks
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PRICE ONE CENT.


G58TmD ~.
At the last sitting OF the Gsrmsn Diet IN ~.
sian Envoy put In note. in conformity with thos.
o. the other Powers which signed The treaty. n
Paris calling upon the Assembly 70 adhere a. ths
declaration respecting the rights Of neutrals and
Ine aooii'on OF Privaseering. II 10 believed that
when the adhesion Of al Europesn Powers IL OBJ
tanned, Europe will call ON the United States 10
adopt the same principles
India.
Public works in India are stopped The s.r.
tails are again uDquiet An insurrection is on foot
near Vizagapatan. The King Of Dude had ar.
Commercial.
MHENRY CO IS CIRCULAR
LIVERPOOL, June q, I853--Prosision- The CON-
sumption takes Bacon of rather freely without
cnsnee in value There IL nothing now in Reef The
socx OF Pork sccumulatss, and to effect salss lower
Bre.dstufs- Everything lower. except the best de-
ssSsfpIlons IS OF Flour and Wheat. Wheat-White l0s.0
lb. .te9n Canal sas to ss per i s' Il.
Ind &c SIS. to S6s. do Ohio SIS to Sss do.
5nosn 5n CoIn-Yeow 29s to SOS per 480 lbs; Mixed
~s; oa 90 Jus do; White 29s Sd. to Sis. do.
pected the Bank Of Enelsnd reduced its rate of dis
c1Jat Ga cent, 4t being now the minimum charge.
be made. ieoue'ion N1AJ' oie iSAs'
Bullion has increased Rz7oI7s sterling. Consols i'm.
proved, and closed Friday at e4E to 95l for ac-
count. American stocks mad been active and pic,
dearer.
The Latest.
LONDON, Saturday, June %, l85s.-The Bishop Of
Arros, according to the Paris correspondent of the
Times, intends visiting England and Ireland with
view of exciting sympathy among the Roman Catho-
lie Prelacy behalf of the maintenance of the
temporal p-wer ofe
Conscls steady, with but little doing elo,;na .t e,
asst for account, and 95a 0ss4 for money
The Latest Markets.
LIVERPOOL, June 2S, $50, P. M--Messrs Ricbars. !.
SOD. Spencer Go. report as follows:
BreadstaRs- Weather continues brilliant and ths
market quiet with little inquiry for any article Pm
visions without change. Cotton-A steady INCUR,
and prices very firm, sales of 10 600 bales.
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DIssoLUTIONs. 30.

I CO-PAkTNERSHIP have this day
ANTS. The business will hereafter be conducted
under the firm of VAN-LEW, TAYLOR Il co.
Jul- |, 1856-jy3 VAN-LEW TAYLOR.
nISSOL UTlO N...The cO-partmer.lhiD
~ heretofore existing under the & m of PICKETT
y MAYNARD YVES dissolved by mutual consent on
The lst of july 1856. The name of concern will be
lsed in settling up their late business. Those in
debted to US will please make immediate payment,
it is necessary to close up their business soon -
possible. RO. PICKETT.
GEO. f MAYNARD.
"A CARD...The Coal business will bo
continued by the subscriber in future for cash
equivalent, at the old stand of r. N near the
Petersbhrg Depot RO. PICKETT.
jy T. I'm
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NAVAL APPRENTICEs.-A bill has been reported
in the House of Representatives to require the EN-.
ployme of apprentices in the commercial marine
of the United States, as follows For every yes.
sci of $50 tons burden and less than 800, one ap
prentice; from 300 TO 500 tons two apprentices 500
TO 900 tons, three apprentices; and one additional
apprentice for every 500 tons above 900 tons.-
Commissioners to be appointed under this act are
empowered to bind apprentices applying, not less
than 10 years old, during the remainder of their
minority, or such portion of the same as may be
agreed on; the consent Of the parents or guardian
of the applicant having been first obtained in wri.
ting
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The water of the Jordan used for the baptism
of the Imperial Prince of France was brougns
from Palestine by the Baron do Saint Julien.
The Queen of Spain has caused Thanksgiving
service TO be celebrated for the recovery OF the
jewels stolen from the chapeiof the Palace.
Thomas II. Wolfe prominent lawyer OF New
Orleans died at Sharon Springs, N. y. on the 7th
inst.
w. Berry, . well known merchant of Dalti'
more, died on Thursday last.
The Old Line Whig Convention, Of Maryland
on Friday, endorsed Mr.. Fillmore.
The man who took passage on the wings Of
morning returned on the shades of night He Il
doing well.
The New York Cburchman demands that an
example be made Of Rev. ID. A. Tying OF Philadel
phia, for his recent "Kansas" sermon.
The Bank Of Poland has ordered 1000 cwt. ol
guaBo from Londen, for distribution TO the landed
proprietors and farmers At cost price.
George w. Curtis (Howa6jD has takon the stump
for Fremont In Massachusetts.
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TOAD POISoN.-The Dantzic Journal relates a
cad eircu taIce which has just occurred in that
place. young naval officer was present with
his betrothed at a large party given in the conn
up and attempted to frighten the ladies with 1t -
After time, he threw the frog on the ground, and
then happened to touch his face with his hand -
A trifing pimple which he had on his face in
stantly commenced swelling and the most violent
agony speedily forced him to return to Danizic -
Every effort was made to stop the Inflammation,
but all operations failed. and the unfortunate Off
Ger expired alter two days intense pain.
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FINE TIMES FOR CHILDREN On the occasion
of the baptism Of the Imperial Prince, $1,000 little
bags OF bon-bons were distributed by the Prefect
of the Seine among the pupils in the primary
schools in Paris. Each pupil received q bag On
the same day, monster balloon ascended from the
Camp de Mars, taking up 10000 bags, each of
which, when the balloon had attained great alti.
tude, was fastened to little parachute, and sent
back to terra fTtaa
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A SOUVENIR OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.-At a
recent meeting of the Lancashire (England) His
structed by Benjamin Franklin for his relative,
Miss Bache, during his stay in Preston. 1t con-
sists of seventeen pieces of wood which strung
equdistantly on two cords, and decrease in length
from the lowest to the highest; it is played by be-
ing struck in the manner of the dulcimer, and its
compass is two octaves.
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STATE CoNvENT1oNs.-In MedgeviIle Friday
week, the Georgia Democratic State Convention
assembled to appoint State Electors. The nomi-
nation OF Buchanan and Breckenridge was sus.
tanned
10 Macon the American State Convention az
sembled and endorsed the nomination of Fillmore
and Donelson
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PETITIONS FOR A DISSOLUTION OF THE UNION.
There are now in circulation in all the Northern
States petitions for the dissolution of the Union,
having been sent out by the agents ofthe American
Anti-Slavery Society, with the request that they
be signed and sent to Mr.. Hale, Mr. Wilson, MIR.
Wade, Mr.. Seward or Mr. Fessenden for present
alton the Senate, or to Messrs Giddinss, Burlin-
game or Comins for presentation to the House. 1t
is charged and not denied that prominent Repub-
lcans in New. Y York have signed these petitions
Pr0ridence Post. July 10
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MAKING 1T PLEAsANT.-A writer In the Chris
tain Register expresses the opinion that another
generation will look upon our custom of holding
church at the hottest hour of the day in summer as
no less absurb than we consider our grandparents
worshipping during winter In churches entirely
unwarmed"
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SALE OF CATTLE, &C All the animals exhib-
tied recently at the great Agricultural show in
Paris, were afterwards sold at public auction
bulls at from 800 to 5000 francs, cows from 700 to
1000 francs. male lambs were engaged at from
1900 to 1000 francs and male swine from 400 to
1900 francs. The Emperor Napoleon, Prince AL
bert, the Grand Duke of Tuscany, &c, were
among the purchasers.
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,-..- -7--l.z.----s5-7 TnE ADAMS, ,kXPREss

E0 -..s...i1a 10y COMPANY, lJ4 Main st., har-
s1s--loA---7--ing ing resumed their Steamship
EXPRESS to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
nupc by steamers Jamestown and Roanoke, which
,rsye New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
end thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington,
Lyuch-aIg, Salem, Wythevie, and the principal
E.ss-s IN Virginia aud North Carolina, now pre-.
a.eG to forward with great dispatch, and at reduced
rsies eyer7 Kind If Merchandise, Valuable Parcels,
.ewslry &c to the above nsmed cities, and all
places On the seabosrd.
Our Express Oh the Steamships will be accnmpa-
Rsd by special Messengers who will give their per-
sna attention to the careful handling of goods en-.
trusted 10 the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express,
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
poiat. in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
Ste a!IerE unless otherwise marked,
Freight received on day of sailing until O'Clock,
Pm. J. l.. MACDOEUGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.
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MusrNor oBsThucT BUSINESS in Boston the
police do not allow carriages to remain standing
in front of stores or houses in the business streets
"hen they find them standing too long. they take
them to the city stable. and the owner Is called
upon to pay for putting them up."
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Monday NIorninx. July IA, is5a.

UNPAID LErrsRs.--Postmaster eneral Camp.
oeii has ordered that persons having unpaid let.
ters inpost Offices addressed to them shall be no,i
lied OF that fact by the postmaster. Upon the re.
ceipt OF the notice they are to enclose a 3 cen.
stamp to the postmaster, and will receive the LEI,
ter
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RAcHEL-M'lle Rachel since her return from
America, has been in very bad health 1t is said
to be irretreyably ruined She has gone .oEms, to
place herself under medical treatment.