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DRMOCRArs and AMERICANS are meeting with s'es'
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,, in ever part Of the country supplying themselves BY
hundreds. The eomprses
PORTRAIT on JOHN c. FaRNONTn4 good ,Is haene aess
q COL FREMONT ON HORSEBACK, CKossINo ihH
ROCKY MOUNTAINS ~ t,r .urprcIN
8 COL FEF MONT PLANrIYG THE AMERICAN
STANDARD ON THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS. eu
PORTRAIT or JAMES BUCHANAN -beauhiaiiy en
beilDhed a ih Americas Flags, &c "a, a., ..
PORTRAIT or MiLLARD FILLMORE, ~itn he nsuo'
o. JuSee and Liberty, American flsss, EAslel k1 .
These Enaavlss al Of uniform sze ,lst n
Spirited Ascgehe neaest cheapest and best saAPee
tI The Campsiss Of any published. - u.Nn
fiee only l21 q copy By the hundred, 90. nD
soMELf COLORED H e,Its or SI6 per hundred -,
Specimen ooPies either EDssyiDg eel BY n.h eic 80
reeep Of oIe AhhDs snd cent postage stamp S0io~
copies Is cents and one stAmp
pss2ER GoDWiH. Printers, Tribune u ,h1ss,b
pbALEhs cat of he eit) order c!eet 81 U.s. 'hSst"
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TVO PLEASURE TRAVELE RS.-DiII5,a iI,ae oHr r.,
i srffJs RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP GuLDLn n Il. r.
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TNHE CRYSTAL PALACE. - This beautiful
building contains vaous oAeo Of Aneset ooss
TAPESTRY, Gallery OF fstntinss. rare and vsusas
sFATUARY beside Agricultural Implements and hsehinsry
Il VA remain op>D III further notice
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DIGELOW. LIFE OF FREMONT
The Largest, Cheapest, and Best
AGENTS WANTED
In every Town and Village to Sell
rHr AurHEsrIo AND OILY COMPLETE EDITION
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
John CHARLES FREMONT.
Ineludins Account Of
ui. r,po rstions Discoveries, and Adventures
an FIVE successive EIpedtsns scro~ the
North American Contnet; VSuminous Se-
l,etiors from his Privs:e and Public Core
yponaeree including his Defense before tho
Court Martial and full reports Of his principal
Speeches it the Senate Of the United states
ByJOHN BIGELOW,
Editor of The N. Y Evening Post.
With the only Portrait Steel and numerous
spirited lllarrations.
One large l2mo Of near 500 psses Price el
NATTER IN TAIs EDITION NOT TO BE FOUND IN
ANY OTHER BIOGRAPHY OF FREMONT
A.eooot Of Col Freraonts mothers family IN Viz
ii ia ard bis relationship to Warrington 8 psssa
ps1icuars OF her FL u and second marriage;
WI. Of b. S bI Tna n the ul.sd State. sen.t. on
fmoyir q 70 PRINT copies of his Report Of the
FS.t E1pedfiOp. pages
Io% he pen Of Col Benton pages.
double brevsted IS Captain the Army.... page.
EmanepsSon Of CsliiOrns. pages.
Account Of the eIusordrsry Ride of Col. Fremont
from Los Angeles to Monterey and Oact-s0o miles ..
Commodore stocktons Account Of the Conquest OF
CshS mia by Col Fremon. pages.
pages.
49, betveen Colonel Fremont and Col. Mason, Gov
of with all the Corespo 10 pages
Letter TO the Citizens Of st. Louis after bis arrest pages,
Lsnsi ,;s V '.o pages.
u NJ before the Court Martial reported entire 81
R,,,on and CLARK psses
psses
connlipasutsry Letters from Aexanc von Humboldt
from The LondoI Geographical Society pages
M souts Sc. Exploring EIpedition. % pages
Col Bsntop;, account of FiemoIts Fourth Exploring
'I; pages
M nr,too Ioo " ..,.......................6 psseA
His frst political letter in which be avows himself
I.eT 10 the Phade pha Pacific Railroad Cor yenton pages
~. fpTed States Sci ste. pages.
nomespcpdsnee pages
!. s. who Accompanied MIN. s psses
,on w,ittsn by himself. pages
L< tiers In relation 70 the pracncsolity VI racine
Rsoort Of Senator Bree.e on EIpcdiOns pages
1he facts in regard 10 bis religious preference ana
opinions pegea
Making in all,
oS8 PAGES OF ADDITIONAL MATTER.
For further psaticuisrs apply 70
DERBY L JACKSON, Publishers,
Ne. lls Nsssau-st, New York
e. Copies sent By mail postpaid, on receipt Of price,
Copies sent by mail postpaid to publahers Of newpsPe"
sisrs z the above insertion.
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= P L E T o
RAILWAY AND STEAM
NAVIGATION GUIDE,
70 hnc


ILLUSTRATED BY OVER SIXTY MAPS
CONTAINS OVER 80 PAGES.
CONTENTS:
An Index nearly One Thousand of the principal Towns W.
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In connection with Railway
An Alphabetical t Of the ssrs Of the principal Steamers and
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Ports Of the United States and Cansdss.
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Over Sixty Maps the principal Railways throughout the Uni
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Description Of the Towns Villages and Cities through which
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Al Accoont Of Watering Places, Springs, &c.
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1T CONTAINS
ORIGINAL NOVELETTE,,
BY HARRY HAZEL,
entitled
THE COBBLER OF GOTHAM:
Or,
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A STORY OF THE UPPER L. THE LowLY MILLION
Beside other
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ONLY -Four CENTS Cory. For sale BY the Trade
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OVER ONE THOUSAND SELLING DAILY.
~ ANOTHER LARGE EDITION READY
500 Pages, Only 81 rn
sMU CK R A ID
EXPLORATIONS OF FREMONT,
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The Biography carefully dgested ana beautifully written
h. AN elegant and prsceed wer and made up Of
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THE MOST ORIGINAL.
sMUCKER'S FREMONT -
Ia work of rdspuable and important FACTS, and certainty
FACTS are both - nr,,.n,r
n. vas submitted criticism OF the Coionels
family and approved" by them and
WHO DARE DENY IT.
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TRyING's LIFE OF WASHINGTON
POPULAR EDITION.
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Edition (unoI with lryinss other works) Of
IRVINGS LIFE OF WASHINdION.
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AZ. 10 srow M popularity and the read aud
The mole he authors design s Understood. .
This h Life OF Washington which will be read Others
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Rorses, Carriages, &f.

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i IS bands bsh perfectly sound and in good con on n 70
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NEW MUSIC" Oh, dear, I'm so pleased
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
and GROOM wANTED-Two

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Published This Day.
FRIENDS of FREEDOM, LOOK at THIS
il THE REPUBLICAN POCKET PISTOL ,v

TRIENDS OF FhEEDOM LOOh dt IHIC'-
THE REPUBLICAN POCKET PISTOL
A COLLECTION OF FACTS FOR FREEMEN
This little weapon complete outfit Of Facts aud Arguments
f Ere edon Ii prepared with the ana
tbe request Of several prominent Republican Clu' N ms e
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sornd thep IL embraces data facts and proofs nom many
Ibsne sources Of hish authority which expose and relate
The VARIOUS fshoods uttered against the measures and men OF
,bs R.nubcau party PmiIel among the fasenoods mus
sInssd are the statements that the Republican party soo
ZIONIST; that Fillmore tho principles Of hePuonca
Fsedom equally with Femont that the sefsyled
nftv NOT devoted extension Of yey ana hst re-
mopt Catholic The enemies OF Freedom are ousy
snd, should be equally in circulating facts an
not he doubted but little gents be scattered IKE ne
issyes of The forest the Influence will be most mighty
THE POCKET PISTOL will be furnished at the following
prices: s.s,t.
Per dozen S'Ne
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thousand
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only AUTHENTIC PORTRAIT Of JOHN
~ FREMONT Republican Candidate for the Presidency
-Lthoaphed highest style Of the art by g. Cehen
sitter Roots magnificent Photopsph Size OF the Print
15xO inches Price per copy. Sent TO all PaS Of The
country free Of expense the receipt Of 81 AddTsss
n. sCHAUS Publisher No d2S Broadway.
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GENTS WANTED-TO canvass ana md sell
n HODGES BAEKN0rE PLATE oLLiNsS "a sya sSa
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CIAL REPoRTEs Men Of sood adsie.. sa ,M - 90 90
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Aouses an6 farms hanie

VXyANTED-A SECOND STORY or part OF q
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fine arts.

lust PUBLISHLD-LIFE SIZE POR-
u TRAITS Of FREMONT and BUCHANAN. Price 81.
Ths ns,I dscoupt 10 the trade. GOUPiL Co.,
No. 800 Broadway.
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Nov Resdy:
II II Z L l + E Q F
JOHN CHARLES FREMONT.

JOHN CHARLES FREMONT.
AN AUTHORIZED AND COMPLETE BIOGRAPHY,
embracing as contained Of the larger WORKS and
absolutely FREQ from the with which
abound, containing all the
INCIDENTS OF HIS LIFE,
In brief and attractive form.
CONTENTsi
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Real estate for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE foi
"A SALE In Fiank N Y miles from The depot, - screl
Of fLAND Hot and Cod Water with every modern
the and about the prssa Inquire No les oresn
vishst-
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I RefhpeS Ae;dnE ~ ssclus atlse1>s = -
Nofshsuh nan ttaln, = @ Olness7 49,. -
wfh hance16e4k, 49, Af1ooS 1l6clbn, - Mei.
day ntghk wkjeAs doe6eoo1 - 0nla ahouf tkeeo
hsefa Nosee - hjuMd ~ - eseurrenea =
We usderstand uAas 80 - ~ Asesh - bollr
gave cot
Hssyies Cxrxh Csan.- --Judes c1epasn wis1 hssa
special tssm q kis Ceast s. ~ Stato Csurs-
.ouse. eomMeaeine fhjs nBofnin1k = II eIeleck- -
asd sthen win bsas udss fAet II nlh6,
Ss.f 0s.--Ths Hus4ines Court spsat ~ snfsss
yessssdsy p sbs exaninaaien = Richard ,.
49, sed eettus Joseph Psiit, on ~ flah e
49, ~ sne esneieuion of ~ ssi6sncs. t1e eass
60. ~ ii - 1engsh ~ Messns s3anecek %
49, ~ ne assenee. aSd Mr. Dandel fpr IL C.n-
- ~. Ssss 1ns Coust then sent he prisoners
thstr baa at 600 each - - > -. -
~ b Aesyd d-Henrv ReSA-..9 -. -
aiding in the murder q GoSfts.d r.ass = ~ ~
nesmfakes on the 16th June, wnl - ers.sj.eS -.
s@e sne huseings Coust tsrday
~ Stsas~ JaMsstopm suiisa - ns- ~.
s.ssInoon With full shElst ani ~ GSi-
]. Hesmsn, Z. {. Ram. s1 = ~.
VIM H Benson. Ms. Eilsfs, ckss: f.Isnsgt. q -
gueaetn y Snelstts Nm. Jase G. LniIan. E;ss -.
LudiIm, Mn: G. d. Sasndsre Hre r. ii ~.
John ,s T,sr s. Is. T...S T.:. ~ lsslsasss ~ ss.
nn 4. a: sands Mrs. Z. Mea1, Mn CsrSssA al
0eseen, ~. CrosA wifi md leAilrsns ~ ri.hns
s sna 90 sos, - Z. Dgbyshire aaa sos, 1rs b Isss.
and l.dy Mss r Dudlsy and daaabtsr. M Iissr ~
eenfsM 80 dauehtsf. nYa Coukstoek. q. ri w.
sna and shildrsn g: Coshlsn, Chas Wss1. For IA.
.ss., n M Ma Ho.p w,ss sss ::S Ne w.. s.s
esnfnrerr \: e; Ofeeas Aia keKsndns, =. Now
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The Memphis (Tenn papers chronicle the desth
Of Jesse e. Maxwell, one Of the oldest merchApts
Of that place. fs .ast 9skf 4s4 ! gasssg ass
Col Alexander McDouelsd, we'll known poll.
tician and lawyer of Columbus, Ga, died In that
place last Thursday. X.
At Chicago, on tho 7th inst, fire consumed
nine dwellings and stable, in which 20 horses PIT
rished.
Tie cholera II still raging in the villages In yene-
xueia The Dutch Colonial Secretary from Cura-
Goa Is one Of its victims.
The Belgian papers state that King Leopold Il
about to pay another visit 70 the English Court
A statue OF Washington has been made from
sheet copper, BY coppersmith Of New York city
with hammer.
There arc now 1895 petitions on the table Of the
Enklxh Commons House, against opening the
british hnseum on Sundays. signsd py GRa7S
persons. <sttf sFssss'
"A L.ondon paper says Three persons, fecd0Ny
returned from Now FORK declare they poekiyely
ssw john 6adleir there, few weeks aoD, II goo1
health" H7sfI
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a. ". MOSENDAUh, DEALEMs IN
.FokEfGh AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
hns Goods euitsbs for Ladies' and wesr:
sise fall line Il Linens and Housekeeping Goods
WIN large stock OF Dom rsties from tho best mspu-
sss0fles ssas and ssIvsnts wsnr whish are offering
J. 4 N. ROeENDAUM,
III lss, DEosd sk 5
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0AeoObUTlONa 90,
CO-PARTNHRSHlP hnvc fhis -
~ assoaated With % II business G. ri. PLEX6.
ANTS. The business win hereafter be condsnss1
Julr !, 1S56-jyS yAN-LEW & TAYLOR
his SO l. UTI o N...The co-parfser.11s
y heretofore exciting under the & m Of PICK KETf
MAYNARD vss dissolvsd By nutusl conssnt q
used in setting up their late business Thoss in-
debted to NJ will please maks Immediate payment.
- u necessary to close mp their hssiness = soon =
possible. no. PIcYETT.
GEO. r. MAYNARD.
A CARD...Tho Coal nnslnosG viii ~
continued BY the Subscriber In future for sash or IL
Squivaent e the old stand Of r. 4 n near the
Petershhrs Depot 40. PICKETT.
jy q I'm
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.


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NORFOLK AND n. York STkAMsna--The Nor.
70 io's Argus, alladins 10 the great Trade between
that city and New York. u Vegetables, ss,. ~,
there =, = ,Sns is q getting up Ano.hsr line q
convenience Of the 'trnckcra (Sns .s,.is,sss =.
In Norfolk county Offers 70 take eiooo worth 3
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- III. Daily Djspasch 10 served 10 ssbssslbess
..,x arp ousRrRn ckHre PRR wgRK. payable -
sss Carrier weekly. Priss Tor mailing, ~ ysas an
sAvsnce. ~
r. Tho weekly Dispatch Il issssA svsgy III
x.v and masled to sabscribsU ~ el per annum.
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sectional diviiions n she cos6mSnisv =. ....~ =
cIsss 81 orderly eitisens 81 whefevsr -, ,s.s
or naaivitv nav become rnern6ers ~ az
M diecuss,on Of political eActjooai . -.
subSecte shaIl Be Allowed in tse rooms a. -
ciaifon 3ss 81 lad sls - =.
SIN. That no person. accuaed before mi. hrl,,
shaIl be punished untI sser fair and parsi.i Nj.
N anss .srftnn a 81 a3 1t
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admission 70 snis oody, undef sucn feguianons -
,s.,.. 20 "a = ,.ax. ~, do,;..a,
.soHs; Ana sny uuWoItny PeIson eAm Aumisson'
iney shall ON dne proof. be expelled: ana oeii:v'
lnS ousscaves - eAecuIo,s os ing W'n ol m.Jo
~ ~ euI cisAcns We oo ple0so our s.cEea nono.
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.S - 80. 1917 =. ~ sO.'oe' - 'AAo ns
A-'1 - w. AZ ..u oS. sS '1.suns 1asn
80. ~ !. - ..t
nno neAnn OF Tug !stnmus was gooa, ana tne
lsiIroao IN nne order, the passengers onward and
nomerard crossing IN very snort nme
new Granaoa paper states tnat the pecunia.
y damages resulnng from the Paname rlot 40 mot
emouns 70 onetentn wnae the Americans claim
aen- Moequera warmly urges MS governments to
make speedy feparasi0n for the cutrages.
ine government % bogota nsd got through with
the evidence toucning thc Panama riots. and bad
come % sne conclusion tnat the authorities OF Pa
n.ma weIe eu,My. Faorega, the Governor ot
rsnam. was 70 De suspended. ne would be sent
20 nogota 20 0e Haeo. together with other parties
'mpalcA'sd N .ne mass:cre 81
rh. n ". 49, IA1 LA Arnnc @
"a a. oon ~ o.a.os, Man over 4OV passengers
- spoSe, ~ NV Useans ON
Ssonu. .a's. osa s:S Sn.n. Sne connec!e6 WIN the
;.a ..;, - 49, Nv, - os'sined .. pan iran,
a." s,ers', IL - S ~ on Doaro
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TAKING THE VOTE.-The political papers are
discovering how the wind blows by votes in
steamboats,, railroad cars private parties, &c
None thus far have accomplished their object as
neatly as we find recorded In the following:
The captain of a canal boat was bringing .
large number of passengers down the Pennsylva
mia Canal, and had been considerably irritated by
travelling public were ali for Adams. Watching q
favorable oportunity while nearing bridge, and
while his passengers were on deck discussing poll.
ties he called OUT, "Ali in favor of Jackson will
stoop their heads" Every man ducked of course,
to avoid coming in collision with the bridge, and
the captain triumphantly raised his head. crying
Unanimous for jackson" aud SO it was reported
in the Democratic paper of the next village. This
was considered the best political dodge" of the
campaign. tf
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sSUIcDE--Nathaniei r. Baker, of Conway
Mass, member of the Bangor Theological Semi
nary, hung himself on the 10th inst Cause, here
ditsry insaniiy. He was to have graduated In
few weeks
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FATAL AFFRAY AT yicKsBURa "A few days
ago an ARRAY occurred At Vicksburg Miss in
which Wm b. Blodgett was stabbed and killed by
James Norris The latter fed, was pursued, and
shot, receiving mortal wound.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-16

RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES IN ENGLAND.-There are
In England four Bible Societies-the great British
and Foreign, having an income of about S70O, ,OOU
year the Naval and Military, the Trin,tarian
ana the translation Societies-together having an
income of nearly $7500O0. There are seventeen
missionary Societies, which have together an in.
come of nearly Sc, 100000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-16

FOUR MEN HUEG.-Youne G. Bovsrd, for the
murder of bis wife, was executed at Yazoo CITY,
Miss last Friday week Three negroes, for kill
the same time and place. -
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THE LONDON CRYsTAL PAEACE.--At the Crys
tai Palace In London, when tho fountains are II
full operation, they have l,7s6 jets playing, and
the quantity Of water displayed simultaneously
In them, Is sbout 100 600 gallons per minute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-16

DEcLINED.-Amos A. Lawrence. Eso ~ Hos
ton nominated ON the Fremont electoral tick ~ q
Massachusetts, has declined and will support FiIl
more.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-16

VISITORS AT THE SPRINGs.-There are 800 Wis
tors At the White Sulphur Springs, Va ; 80 at the
Red Sweet, and 20 At the Blue Sulphur. All are
hlling mp rapidly.
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SUFFERING AMONG CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS
One hundred and 7Tcnty Deaths. Tho passen.
gers who left New York on the 9Th Of April for
California, when they arrived 1T Castillo they
found that the country was closed. Thence they
to were taken Grenada, where they were detained
, month and 70 died After that they embarked for
San Francisco on the steamer Sierra Nevada, and
80 deaths occurred on the way.
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ing resumed their Steamship
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Lynchbuig, Salem, Wytheville, and the principal
places n Virginia and North Carolina, now pre-.
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trusted TO the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express
shippers win please take notice that packages to
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