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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05
~ Many persons who voted for Bucl

r. Many persons who voted for Buch
anan, even in this county, are strong free
sellers, but having always acted with the
Democratic party were 10th to leave it, es-
pecially as they were assured by the leaders
of the Bogus Democracy, that Mr.. Buch-
anan was good free-soiler, and that there
was no danger ofKansas becoming Slave
State. A number of such Democrats with
whom we have recently conversed, arc not
ct all pleased with the tone Of the Black
Democratic sheets since the election
Their leaning towards slavery extension is
becoming too apparent to deceive any one
much longer. The day Of reckoning will
come shortly. The corrupt party is
doomed to be signally rebuked by the free
people of the North. for its trucking SUBJ
,e.viency to Slavery.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05

: The Democrat announced last week thai
Slough. member of the Ohio Legislature
from Hamilton county. who had been ex-
PEELED for striking the member from Ash
tsbula, had been reelected. Though ha-
bitually slow, in this instance it seems,
the Democrat was q little fast. Hosea, a
Republican, instead Of Slough. is elected,
by II majority. Slough gives up that he
Is beaten and does not intend contending
for the seat. Buchanan's majority over
Fremont in Hamilton county last fall was
about 200. What changel Republic
sesn gain in three months 2,700l! Thus
ssnay It fare with Negroocracy everywhere.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05
Suicide.

A Mrs. Knott. residing about three
miles east-of la Porto, committed suicide
by hanging herself on last Sunday week.
She was labormg under insanity. and had
previously teen an inmate of the State
Lunanc Asylum, but had recovered her
reason.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05

! From the St. Louis Democrat, we extract
the following account of the way the Dem.
ocratic party of Kansas have arranged
things to get such Constitution passed as
they want. A correspondent. writing from
Lecompton gives the plan in his summary
of the provisions OF the bill providing for
calling Convention:
An immediate census Of Kansas Terrific
~ is to be taken. The census is to be COM
plcted and the report made to the Judge of
each county before the 10th of April. No
prerious residence or evidence of citizenship
Is to be required, except that the voters
thus listed shall be citizens Of the United
States .iand shall be inhabitants of the Terri
tory ON the LIST day of April. 1857. No
emigrant coming to the Territory after that
date, shall be allowed to have his name on
the list thus taken. Persons listed before
the 10th ofthat month, as being in the Ter
ritory April 1st. shall be thus ranked as vo-
tiers.
The census shall be taken by the Sheriffs
Of the respective counties. In case of alb
sence Of the Sheriff, the county Judge shall
take the census. Either of these persons in
such case are allowed to have deputy
for each township. All the officers to take
the census, or manage the election. are APP
pointe,s Of the Territorial Legislature.
There is no penalty attached to taking
census. There is no requirement about WIS.,
iting the houses of settlers. The only rule
is that they shall Inhabitants on the first of
April.
As the elections are tn be held under
Territorial laws. it il probable that no one /
Will be listed or entitled to vote who has
not receipt for the payment Of Territorial |
= A copy Of that list is 20 be sent to the Sec
7etary Of the Territory. The Governor
'laH thenmaks an superintendent from il,
irving each Of the districts created by this
iii certain, and, as nearly as possible,
,qual representation, according to the re-
urns from each of them. There are to be
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05

@ Walker, it appears. is not quite
used up vet. The last accounts say that
ne has gained decided victory, and is at
present in a better condition than he has
been forsome time There is, however but
little reliance to be placed on the intelli-
gence from Nicaragua.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05

EF Gen. James H. Lane spoke at Indi-
annapolis. on the 24th ult.. on politics and
Kansas.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05

A We neglected last week to notice
Judge Stanfeld's resignation. A.. Dea-
witt, Esq, has been appointed in his stead,
we understand.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05
PLYMOUTH, md.

~. The article on eur first page on
Kansas, viii be found Interesting, by those
even who do not propose emigrating to
Kansas.
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srTMMER RETREATS.

DAGGER'S w H I + U Il II n
Iib,fu wateriiio nlaes IL now open tor the reception
Of visitors The efficacy Of its waters ths ps I'll sina
it's scenery, and the salubrity oi ts e.
item further The Table and Bar shall az IN
be furnished with the choicest 'iands anu I'll" '''
Liquors -. ror c--,, Ted
The Central Railroad having just been % ~
within ten miles Of the Springs, makes thls PIN
Passengers leaving Richmond in the morning " IN
Central Knilrosd arrive at the Springs 70 o
saine day with only ten miles of goo stasihs We
good roftd. soO
Board, per day. 10 20
" per ''''''''' ~, M
- per mouth. '"''''' ~ w
ixa7Mdim p A. HATCHER, Proprietor
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RUNAWAY.

20 $40 MISUNDERSTANDING from
IA the subscriber. on Monday July s. a negro man.
81 age, feet inches high. Of rather dark com
pIezi1n, ana has $ stoop in his shoulder; he was
Formerly the property of Nr. BeaZley, who resides
some four miles from the city, and purchased by
me a few days since of Dickinson, Hill Co. He has
been for years past engaged IN the well dIS$lnGi
and is doubtless well known in the n"ighborhood
OF Brooke Avenue. The above reward will he paid
for his delivery at Mr. Tat-'s jail, near Mayo's
Bridge ELlIABhI!l NIChEI'o.
lI-lIu+
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DAILY LINE BETWEEN

49, SsRICnMONp OLD POINT. ports
h6rTn AND NoRFQLk.-Th.' Steamers GLEN
COVE aud CURTIS PECK, now ia irst rate order.
win, on and after MONDAY next, lsth inst. CON.
msnce and continue daily line between the abV's
places.
The GLEN COVE, CAPT J. o. Davis, Will leave The
wharf At Rockets on MoNnAY nuzsing At II
o'cicck precisely; and the CURTIS PECK Captain
Samuel Barney, viii leave the wharf AZ Norfolk "a
the same morning and at the same hour and coz
thue 70 run every day Sunday excepted ard teach
turning.
Passage 70 Old Point. Portsmouth AMI Norfolk s. "
Forward passage, 81
Meals 20 cts. each r d UASKINS.
fretyhts taken as usnsl but the freights On sl
goods t1tent"d TO Be put on any sfthe landings 81
tine river must 10 paid when tbs articles are entts
TIE Boat and we not responsible for any arnes
after II - put on the wharf to which Il is directed
jei3 K, o. HASk1NS.
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~. -7gs.... Ezsz--1 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
kSst rSsss RAILROAD!
Track completed to JACKsON's RIVER

In advance oftime advertised tho rails are asw LAM
and instead Of the 18th Of July,
THE lGTu
The passenger tTass will certainly ~ -
JACKSON'S RIVER, wltlAu six hours HayN sy
stages 10 the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Oves a
goud road
The celebrated Greenbrier NHITH SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased by oRtiro nsw
Company who will enlarge the accommodations TO a
considerable extent this season for visitors
Passengers reach he white sulphur trsm Peter
burg, Richmond, Baltimore and Washia gtop, the
same day. and the Sweet Springs next nGAing -
break fast.
Passengers for tho Eockbrd @ Alum, Bath ALUM
Warm. Hot and Healing Springs take the stage at
Mllburs and srriye at tho springs to supper tho
day they leave Richmond.
FARE.
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COAL.

GOAL! COAL. COAL The subscr-
- h,r !. ,ran,rpd to furnish his customers and
others with a superior article of MIDLoTHlAT and
BLACK HEATH LUMP, AVERAGE :, ana IS RI J r. r.
COAL: aao the best quality RED anu " NJ II ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL. by the long Or short tor
Orders lett at his office. at the Coal Tara Oh n"
Richmond and Danviile Railroad, VIII be prompt!
attended to. r1DcCO,rp
or 4, b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-04

ROYAL TRWEING.-rh.e Queen of the Neither
ahhs Is travelling under the title of the Countess
Van bnren IN England, for the first time. Her
Jesty lsa princess of the house of Nurtemberg,
ahh married IN 1889 the present king of the Meth
etlands by whom she is the mother of two chill
dren.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-04

DEJSG.--The Glasgow Courier states that Mrs.
Smith is IN very critical condition. and is rapidly
sinking under the calamity which has been
brought upon that family by her unfortunate daugh
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UNITED STATES MAIL
S4a<S LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
49, ALL~N NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND
n N II "A 4 n "a EsTt1IG

Captain Parrish, leaves Richmond every Tuesday a.
ternoon. City Point same evening, and Norfolk next
morning "Wednesday for SsS York.
The ROANOKE, Capt. skinner, leaves City Psnt
every Saturday morning and Norfolk every SATURDAY
Evening for New York.
Returning the jamestown leaves New York. frem
Pier -, North River, every Saturday afternoon With
passengers for Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond
without detention Norfolk merely stopping th,rs
to land passengers She takes freight only hVr Rich
moIfd
The Roanoke leaves New York from same Pier eveBy
"wednesday afternoon with Passengers for Norfolk
Petersburg and Richmond bat takes freight ouly Jr
Norfolk, North Carolina and PetcrstuTg.
Passage and fare, StatcrooJn Included b-twsen
Norfolk and New Ycrk, s.; Storage passage. s.
Passage and fare, SiaterVDm included, between
Richmond Petersburg and New York s.; steeraSs
passage s.
NH II LUDLAM WATSON.
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A NEW ENTERPRIZE.

- ~.~IN~ Il MI IN LIlGh ILE.-
.s3.,--oh1IgSE a The subscriber viii commence on
r=s-==--EeeSSs the Both day of July running
neat PLEASURE AEON, between the old Farmers
Pearl street, Richmond, for the convenience of the
public, with careful driver.
FARE, any distance. either way........... 10 cts
TINE OF RUNNING:
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CTRIBLING SPRINGS This MAINTAIN


~ Retreat, In Augusta county, Va, Is miles frsm
stanton, and q miles from HarrisonbuTg, will lie
under the management Of Mr.. PETER II. WOOD
WARD. formerly at yacksons River, and foF the last
thrive seasons at the Healing Springs.
The proprietor respectfully announces To invalids
and pleasure seeking public, that 10y erecting eight
more d0t6ls CSdees aud by the general improvement
Of the premises since last season that after the 10th
Of june. he Will bs prepared with entirely nero ffrDf
turs, and sufficient number of attendants 10 0fger
visitors the most pleasant accom- Hloatoas ia the Viz
GINA mountains. "
The waters Of this place are unsnrpassed: In fart
the visitor at these Springs has the advantage of AN
the various waters belonging TO the entire mineral
Of Greenbrier. '"''
The Alum Springs inferior 10 none AS tested for the
Ast nse years, with the Calyb eate and Free stoa.
aters all at hand in abundance render this plac.
properly, the MINERAL SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.
for Pleasure seekers, there will DO A,isic in at
tendance ana the anusements and sports afforded by
mountain resorts. ~
An experienced tstcida will reside al the snrip
TERSs-slo per week; so for month Of ionr we.ks
snd reduction made for entire sf4,so,,. fcy -
than week $50 per day will be Charged -
as- line Of SUPERIOR F0UR-HORsE MAIL
CoaCIiES viii leave Staunton daily for this MAJ,
after the arrival OF the Eastern cars $3.50
IA line of STAGES il expestaa IN mas IT,
springs, en- route rom Harrsonbprg to Bath Alnm
opl,nsss Ia 49,. CHEsLEY KINNEY,
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C-~~~ TRUNKS! TRUNKS
FSSTiyT-yI1 Just received another supply @
30 sISN Trunks, Of every description Whicf
Nsss'--Ai-aAs will he sold a cheap as they can b,
bought in the city, ut Sign of the Biz Boot.
au Nv VI. WALSH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-04

TORTURE IN ITALY.--At Naples boy thirteen
years Of age, non-commissioned officer and two
other persons, have died in prison of torture
They were charged with being concerned in Mia
nos attempt on the kings life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-04

r.. FOR RENT-And immediate pos
@i session gwen. The three story Brick r- ~" g
situated on Broad street Church Hill, near St'nh'
church containing 10 rooms, are in perfect order
70 it good tenant thu rent will be- low: AHplE u
r. A. j. CLOPGoN,
Corner Of Wall and Franklin streets.
mn I-2t flnInSitc Mr-srs Dickinson, Hill / g.
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BALTIMORE COMM COL
Id

FOUNDED lS52-CHAETERED 1884.
Located corner of Baltimore ana Charles streets.
BALTIMORE, MD.
iourishng condition. Twice during the last two
ears has it been necessary to obtain larger apart
nens for the accommodation OF the increasing num-
OF students representing nearly every State IA
he Union.
Thcadvanta yes and facilities here afforded to yeung
ncn desiring to quality Themselves properly for the
ari0us duties of the Counting Room, OF 10 obtain
FtoJOugh Practical Business Educdti9H generally,
ire unsurpassed in any particular by any similar
ablishment in the United States.
FACULTY.
f. K. LOSER, Principal
lecturer on the Science of Accounts Commerce, Blu
siuesS, Customs, &c.
J. NJ. Z II LIPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of BoOkReep-
inx and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor oi Bookkeeping.
N. C. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business and Ornamental Pennanshlp.
> L. WILLIAMS, ESQ.
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. E. YEATES REESE, d. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. John p. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Eansant,
Hon. Thos Swami, VIM. II. kegher, ksq.
Jacob Trust, Esq, VIM. knabe, Esq.
SEA large and beautifully 0ruamented Circular,
co ltanng upwards Of SIX SQUARE FEET representing
he exterior and interior view Of the College various
'haracteristic Designs, Penmanahlp, &c, sent by
nail. FIRE Of charge. accompanied with Catalogue.
E.K. L0SIER,
le 23-d&c3m Baltimore. Nd
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A LLEGHANY sPRINGs-Tbis water.

4 n ing place, 80 Eiyorsbly known to the public
will he opened for the reception of visitors on the
first day Of June The present propriet0rs are hap
py to announce that they have secured the scryise
As general manager. OF Mr.. JNO. =. LEE, (of the
American Hotel, Richmond, Va whose long exrc-
rience in the hotel business, and we'll established
reputation gentleman and caterer are sufficient
guarantees that every effort will be made 10 give en-
tire satisfaction to our guests.
The powerful curative properties of this water
and its efficacy in all diseases of the stomach liver
bowels nervous system &c. is well attestsd by the
many cures almost nsiTula0Is which have been et
tested by its use. We refer with confluence to all
the parons OF the former proprietors A complete
bathing establishment has b,en added 10 our AR
rangemens for the coHr0rt of visitors since last
season.
For further particulars refer TO the cards 10 be-
found in hotels cars, steamboats, 6c.
A splendid line OF FOUR-IIORSE COACHES will
convey visitors from Shawsyille TO this place ~
miles over a good rad, with only one hili between
the TWO points. BRIDGES HOLT
my Z7-d&ct25A PruprIet0fx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-04

MARINE DfsAsrERS.-Fhc marine disasters far I,,,
are as follows Five ships two banks three bri,s
and eleven Schouners the total value amountin- ~
about Sloop,O0J. The number of vessels was mot
as large as the previous month, yet the value of the
property lost is ia excess of Jnna about 81 "a 600
me loss OF one vessel alone the ship Samuel VIII
les, reached $50 40: and another, the ship Car
rack, burnt at SEA $4,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-04

BEAUTIFUL DWELLfN GS Oh
Iii THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY, BETW Ell
y 4 D 3p STREETS. FOR SALE.-Ihe subscriber,
Are authorized to sell the Teuements above located
occupied respectively by Mrs. Kirby and Mr.. Tho. ]
Johnson Each Tenement has II rooms, beside
Kitchen.
Til" Tenrments ara nearly new. are well built, Al
IRE supplied with water and gas. As the owner Il
anxious tn sell being about u remove to the countr!
1 bar3tn will be given. Apply to ,.,,
!, 2g-Gt GjDDIN Il APPERSDN.
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LIZZIE. A renort has been circulated

c"E A report has been circulated
sf3fgS8- on several occasions, since my shop was
burnt down on 18th street. about year age, maj
was not now engaged in the COACH MANUFACTC-
RING BUSINESS. Such reports, L am persnadeu
has operated in degr0e against my interest ana
take this occasion to say, they are entirely laise
having never contemplated stopping it since e'ts-
bshed III self mt 20 Franklin street where am now
prepared to execute all the branches OF the business
neatly and substantially at prices that cannot t 70
please " 9-lnI v. At i>En-,>l'3.
c5vR> CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
6RlSIt4F- The subscriber has hand, ut his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, be-
tween Main and Cary. Q3th and ltth streets neal near
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES. CHARlOTEEsi
BAROUCHES, BJGGIES, " th and without tops ana
SULkIES all ofhs own make OF the best materials
and workmanship; all OF which VIII De s3i9 Tow ~
GOOD work the kind can be in the city Of Richmond
aud respectfully ask call from those want OF any
article in the Carriage line, ~ am determined -
make 10 order and sell at the lowest prices possible
ami all work sold, that is new, warraqted; worm
falS-qm hiCa'AH hNNU0-'
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uEALlNG SPRINGS--These celehrn

HEALING SPRINGS.-These celebra-
L ted springs are now open for the reception ol
visitors. They situated in Bath county, q miles
OF MiilburU Depot. OF the virginia Central Rail
road. and three miles southwest of tho Hot Springs
Immediately upon the turnpike Road leading from
Millburo' Depot tn the White Sulphur Springs
These waters are celebrated Tor their efficacy in
diseases of the skin, scroua Old ulcers, diseases OF
the kidneys, bladder and urinary organs, nervous
affections chronic diaTThtra, hemOrThuTds hrunChi
It's, rheumatism, dyspepsia, and diseases Of tbs eve
in general. Their properties are gently cathartiC
diurrtic phoTetic Alternative and sedative aud are
especially applicable to the above diseases.
The Baths are exceedingly delightful, buOyant and
gratetul-mparting glow and sOftness t. the skin
BXCeiled by any waters in Western Virginia tn
temperature being sho Fahrenheit.
The buildings and Furniture are all new and com
Portable, and sufficient to accommodate 2SO person.
The proprietors viii spare pains to make their
guests comfortable.
The Stages pass daily East and West. thereby fur
nishing two daily mails
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no HOTEL KEEPERS. HEADS on

FAMILIES AND Alb OTHERS FOND OF
THE LUxURIES OF LIfE.-SkMPLEs InltllibIe
Baking Powders the greatest preparation known for
making sweet. light and wholesome Bread Puddings
and Pastry Of all kinds One trial will insure the use
of them in any family forever IL il saving Of time
saving OF trouble, and saving of moneythree In.
savings 10 be fulfilled in these modern
times of reform. For sale, wholesale aud retail by
JNo. w. GARLICK, Proprietor
Je22 Market Place. Franklin street,
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TERMS. "a N AnNANNE-

TO ADVERTISERS IND BUSINESS MEN.
The Nt}CS, having regular, permanent semi-weck-
circulation large, fnet larger, than any other
newspaper among the farmers and substantial bust
less men Of Fredericksburg and this'section Of Vir
,inia, is confidently recommended medium Of
dvertising surpassed by other in this place. 1t
numbers among its readers those who are able 10
'uy literally aud pay promptly, and whose custom
would he valuable TO business men.
Neither labor nor expense will be spared to make
he Macs worth more than is paid for it by subscri-
els or advertisers.
Immediate applications, enclosing the no7sy, may
. rls!r 10 NEWS OFFICE.
j. SIS fredericksburg, Va
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A NTHRACITE COAL. Anthracite Coal

4 NTHRACITE COAL. Anthraclte CoaI
n The subscriber having fitted up al large ana com
rnndjnu5 coal ward on Dock between 18th and lsth
streets with ono Of Fairbanks patent balances, Tor
the purpose of weighing COAL, will furnish us pa,
irons with 22tO lbs 10 tho ton each load weighed ana
not Guessed at at the very lowest market price,
Or Il preferred he will sell his COAL at an advance
of 10 per cent cost and charges at inc Saihe tle
ytes the particular attention OF his friends and the
public generally. TO give him call before purchas-
iI,y at Ne ~ Main street, or at his COAL yard
2,.rms razb lie I2-ts) Pc LARUS.
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MOURN NO MORE

q MOURN NO MORE
"a Id mourn thee, hopes that leave me,
" n. Iffrum thee I'd parted, too;
Szx<~ I'll keep thee when all friends deceive me,
For twenty years you have proved true.
No better Watch shall ever win thee,
As in many It store | chance to roam;
I'll keep thee for you'll not deceive me,
To tell the hour when | IN at home.
Brit while before me. yet have the,
With hands - clean and cases bright,
A cloud OF thought still fingers DER me,
And tells me true. the hour of night.
And if by age you'll need repairing,
And your time will not run true;
Yet still for thee III be caring,
And take thee to BARTHOLOMEW.
". BARTHOLOMEW,
Practical Watch and Clock Maker, and Jeweller,
iva Corner of nth and Main SITS.
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The citizens Of Monticello, Ark, have subscribed
81 Artesian well ia that town, 00''"s
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IHOo. DDDAMEAb,
Supt Va. C. r. X.
HARTMAN, BROWN / CO
Jy 2-ts Prepri5turs stage Liss.
e.. rsszzz.s::zzzs-7 THE ADAMS EMPRESS

~ ~ NJ a MAJ 1@NI ~ ns'@
ssssa-s sMPASY I3I Main St. kaviAg
resumed their Steamship Express to and from Nor,
folk, Petersburg and Richmond BY Steamers Jane.
town aud Roanoke, which leave New York eveiy
"Wednesday and Saturday, and thence By railroad %
Weldon, Wilmington. Lynchburg, Salem, W ythsVlls
and the principal places in Virginia and NSrts Care.
lima. are now prepared 10 forward, with great d.
patch and at Ueiuced rates every kind Of Mere sas
disc, Valuable Parcels. Jewelry, &c, TO the above
named cities and all places on the seabuard.
Our ENpress Oh the Steamships will be accompanied
by spociN He1a ayers who will give their personal
attention to the careful handling of goods astei
to the ADAMS EXPRESS co y steamship Express
shippers will please take notice that packages to
points in virginia and North Carolinx will DO b.
steamers, unless otherwise MARKED
Freight received. day of sailing, until s'slock
z. Nj. J. l.. MACDONOUGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co