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Hrrr0n's Superior Sewing Machines--Xyith
valuable iuprovements. only t25. Al u. Rroadway.
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Wheeler & wilson's Sewing Machines
Valuable improvements oalcc 3l3 Broadway.
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or EVERY DESCRIPTION,
No. ~ pccgman street,
New Work.
.l011N a I.If.4lN1 ,AnN

No. "a Pccgnau street.,
New Work
John "a. IIsilrBoDy
CONSTANTLY uanmfesuug end has awav. nars sxe~v
variety ~ printing nk frn IN. finest black and cnarns u
INK which he warrants equal any snufacturea
and prices he sold by any regular usnufsc
ORDERS forwarded by steamboat and Il any
part II The Country BY addressing note 10 al No "a Beck
man street, Nee York
B-rhls paper Il printed with my news ink also rrea
mery other newspapers IN this city Philadelphia Bos
tmore New Orleans, Cncnna and other cics aud
tha rnuaf States
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Barryss TrfcOpherOus - the Best and
ch~spe article for dressing besuying ccanaing curling
presrrvn. and resornx The hair. Ladies' try sold by ali
Art1uu
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Harris & Russsk's Fall style OF SILK Hats
for A. unsurpassed for hauy and cirganc also splendid
chdrcns and mtsses fancy hats and caps
Bow-ry-3I Grand - .-t.-yi Eighth avenue
Good Tea n the Chest, and 10 lbs. Good
coffee for 81 CII.ISrIANSoN'S tea warehouse, No. l
atxars stra
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Courier and Enquirer says Play Billiards
at BAsF ORDS Court and Remsea streets Brooklyn; lag
Fulton. lie allows no betting. Makes bes, tables.
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Csistsdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toup~es-
The beet ~ N. world wholesale aud retail aud the dye
yasoiy applied, = Ak;0r House.
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Fall ISjs.-Noyv Ready.-vVe have now
ready fan yic Of gentomens hats and would call 10 IS
the attention ef csnners aud the public generally
LEARY A co. leaders and introduccrs OF fashion,
Nos. s. aud Astor House. Broadway
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10 Cents Gets Nonr Portrait Takcn--f:ravs
gay, natural arGeiaat HOLMES depot Of the Queens
artist 2Sa broadway.
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srrnshencr and pain destroyer Pain cannot c,st Who
Tho pis sier 4 applied. ~ q. MoREIIEAD ~ ~ 10 Walk
street. New YORK.. Sod ~ ~ druggists 10 town and coun
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DIR. GIovsr'- New Truss Retains Difficult
hefnls. perf,c,s so elastic lkaga. No
4 Ana
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Fall and Winter UndergarMents fsc Men,
chdren all sizes and qualities wholesale
TALL al MCLAJGHfINs Of Greenwich and Murray
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Meyers Miraculous v~r1nin Destroyer.
NO MOEE vFrNIN.
DIFFERENTIATED ny CONTRACT
Dwellings bo,.i- warehouses &C. thoroughly cesnsed By
Meyersbnr rosch and mice remedies Depot sis Brc-f
way Houston street General agent FREDEKICk "
RrsHToN, 10 Astor House and az Broadway.
Fancy CWs1ery.-A large variety ~ SI,orts-
and pocket knyrs OF the mos; and besuu
fai patterns cf which have before been imported
For sale by j. A. \. SsuNDEKS M. A~tog House.
Drs. IImnter and Melville In daily as.
,~nsnc~ their oGe-, as Rrusdwsy, for consolidation
ahms
with MI he most and approved appliances Of modern
the successful uf these Patients
apply personally Ur ty letter.
Bflls Hair Dye. ShttitnCp n Box.-Binck
or brown No Barclay stre InfslIl- cnsu"ai and
rails for the hsir.
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truss Reference III III principal surgeons and pby-s
81 this city Call -Dd -ssmn. before purchasing elsewhere
0niee No. ve..y street Astor House.
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Geo. Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor StrOp.
This the genuine article has been eaualled for pro
ducng the keenest possible edge 70 For sale by
J. s. SAUNDERS, No. Aston House.
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The Atlantic Tyieg f.ph.

fPiymcuih Oiay u correspnnaeBce of London Tines
al the wire hes been removed from tho ttrSs a.
Keyhanl excepting ehOut 900 miles, which are 10 the
course Of removal al the rate OF about tO niles hour,
~ the Niagara IN 70 nine ;ock ns mordng she hal
received t70 miles, :sardroom cell, Jl2 nod, 3sS
lower deck TO and mrln deck $50 iaf 1o last Dans-
Will receive 30 40 rore the after tack deck. lu0
miles and second deck forward $50 mss. rAe b-lancs
Of tho wire daily cxpectcd from the mandatory by tho
Adonis and another steamship Toe to'si laugt pped
last yeAr was s5 niles Tns year the Will take
4CS Acrofs tho After tank there Is a stage ~bica
httsd right the 10 .the ceusre, horizontal
Hanged wheel, With The spnule fore and all rom this
wheel the wire once rcvnd vertical revolving bar
rel and IL then guided hy horizontal roer 70 the ay5g
out machinery over the s'era. rhs .lA ia. be die
charged first and will be followed BY tue main decs coil
then ire lower deck and hold, and finally the rartropm
The after deck tank ebch s or the wariroom, nearly
fnshed. TIE one foTgsid "A between the fore aud
uas.a surrounds the main hachvsy with the cumbingr
OF which s floor will DO level this expected be
ready bv Monday. TIE Agsnem has received ali her
portion Of The wire from Key ham, and Ike tho Niagara
expecting from the Adouis she has 10 her upper
deck coil 200 milcs; orlop p6; aud rain bold o3-hers
there s spscs for 2o additional miles, which will com
plete her stng 20 t7o miles about the quantity
that beard the frisae and IKE her, zoo miles
than lest year. The measurement by statute mes
The regirg OF the AgamemBon Is complete she
In The basin until al the machinery n on board when
shc will be turgod into Hamoazc 70 rcceiyc her fuei
HE ROYAL Hgbness The Prince de Joluvilie. Win the
Duo GAuruas and ssvcral ohor members &C the royal
family Of France, visited Keyhsm o, Thursday, ios The
purpose Of narectpg the embGkAaon OF the Auaanc
telcsrenh
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rup LATE BATTLES AND BRITISH RsvERsss-sEvERs
FIGHTING gxPRcrED IN RouILcUsD-tFFAIRs AT
LucKNow- POSITION OF THE ENGLISH AMY IN
otps--ACrIons AT yHANsI AND KoTAH.
fa,mtay npr o. correspondence Of the London Ncwy
The month Of March hss passed; We arc on the owe OF
the great heats and We have still vast amount Of terri
ryv 10 recover rom the insurgents The capture Of Luck
now By dcprivins the enemy Of ralyins pcin h scat
tered the rebels-no: only over Dude and Rohlcuud,
whittier II expected they would 1y-bus ssutnwsrds
ir,o tic districts OF Ghorruck rore Azmghur and Juan
PORE ttat Ne have now on our hands on the eastern
shore M the Garges valley ccrsoersole number o. reb
cops % meet hem We had hoped that by tho judcsous
distribution OF the forcos undr FRANKS Jung B.sdoor,
end porcs ", rious points the bands led by Mohum
eo arvunng 10 several thou sands 10 number
would be thrown back TO tho Gomee and forced 70 JOIN
The Lucknow rebels Ia their hgat norhw.os. franks vac
tcrv AZ gultappore seemed 70 have attained that ohjeot
Pui The rebels instead Of falling back 90 Lucknow retired
eastward on D.e and Fyzabad, crossed the Goga near
Rowcrofts position, and engrged wa, oncer lns
renut was produced the engagomenl IS co1sdd
The rebes were beaten at Amora with great oos Co ROW
croft with only twelve hundred men having khea ny
wards Of Thousand and dispersed an Hny OF 10
Bat after the action the nsurgsnt masses separated
part remained Belwa en,genohment whilst tne re
nainaer by movement 70 ine wee'ssu, u ~ ran.
and penetrated the Ghorruckpore and A1ngnur dT
frics, whore they rallied by Kcor sing the Old scn
traitor OF shshaosd Essed with tue possession o. 20 I'm
sforoe, Kocr Sing resolved march ,~srds Berares
by way OF Azimgnus. and on tue ed hs vaog1Td wa
within twenty miles OF tost place.
The garrison &C Azimghur--a siug OF her Majesty
am, under Colonel Mnmsn, and wing OF the an Msfa
cnvalry-oearios o. the approsoh Of body " insurgents
vent out TO meet them, and 10 AtfO~Oa
The victory was compeis, but w@ dearly paid for. Col
Elnsu bad committed the same mistake az Gen. Wind
ham at Cawnpore Had ne been content 10 wal for On
enemy IN the ,nrenched jail OF Aznghur no would hav
been safe There were ample means OF defence there
The js surrounded by thck walls and ucep di,c
provsons could have been brought in aud pre- oara,on
made for stout resistance Colonel Mmap, after M
yictnry retired slowly heerng, doubtless the advano
az n ~ error force hut the enemy upon mir
IN overwhelming numbers. lie lost his camp, and had
hurry INTO mehur an rake hasy preparations icr dc
serre Kocr Srg steuet n attack and the 2ith ha
oouetey surrounded force aud oDercd fies o
she on ncbments No lime had heen los, IN tno mean
while IN sending news Of We dsaer to 39aaes, and u,
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From Hamburg. in steamship Ausiri,r " Casar Johr =
Calssr, caroline talsar Cs'harine Cssar Henry uel
sar Clara Calssr Hendrix Kruh sophia kruhi D Rich
ard, Fred andsr Cohn u hppel,g hopez TCrsaeh,
IL VI Rielcfeld Il Tache, q Beef, " Beej, w Reed,
Vachere John Foillz, Henreve Hartmann Marie Hart
mann Cefs Hsscn, Vim Men gsrfen John lseg Ma h-es
seu Sophie 'hreesen. Otto MAcus Anna Sfnc
II 4 Robertson, tally Robertson, VIM Roosrtsou, Bella
Robertson, and Chers
Mrs srohecker Son Miss Hale, Mrs Vlapr, BALE
Rabbit Bowers Pendereas stlxas, and IL N the
seersge.
From Savannah, In he steamship Hunisve-Adsm Ford,
W Turner Ruihford, INSTITUTIONAL w Merwn, Miss
gyoiieser Nra Murphy O'ynnrei q Johnson, Moody.
Mrs Moody, Mis-. Moody = Brown, y pickerson,
braves Nph session " Weeks aud daughter. rsth Il
Merrit Chstlss Merritt ghos newman srs Walng Miss
isnnle awton. Miss Powell, allen staumh slchell,
Mr. hichell Mss schen Schell Jr., Sicnel navid
murphy 10 Murphy, Carr. Frank Damon. j ID Sron-
son, W A Bronson, Jas loyL and 70 IN he Storage
From liverpool, IN he ship Ca houn-Frs Sterling.
r,or, Tsvro IN ne hip ksa Fldrfge-rhes Wright OF
BOSTON, Chas Moysna Fraoe uespar Fouscn Of Norway.
From Nassau Mp IN ihs achr Christian Keen Cap,
TrOt tste Of bsrk iiolapon e. and .Al, ~VA ara
Jenklus Hrs u Sltrtu.f.
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GOV. vIDAURRI TO GEN. HESNINGsEN.

hONTkFkfs hPfh vs. ioJ'
Il, DE,R siR The ratur, Of subjsct sdv.red 20 10
your letter OF tho 18th inst demanded lis early pabca
ton the oca organ Of the government, 70 INFORM ne
yeope hoee matters whh you pon, out sni n satisfy
their iha, the refutson u toso charges whch had
been publicly made should the light Entertaining
favorable idea OF yourself IRON tie principles shcb you
set iortn your ester a1d tho~s which you have YER
baly communicated " me, conslder shai-not 0n'y Tor
myself but for ell men OF ldemeathe couFss you awe
pursued sanps you a. gentleman, sod iesses you "a
possession si your good nane qualities which ~e CREAMY
appreesse aId whicn, notyhstAndns the c)otrsry in
sinuatons Of Mr. Locrdge hrU very evident IN yourso
through The expiAnanons wbicset tnem fcrth clearly
congratulate you and myself thai 50 favorable al %
portany has presented ef 10 enable you 70 ,ndi ate
yourself from n sccwaicn which, II can scarcely
be believed, could have been made against moa o.
cducatpn, from whom think tnero ournt gays 20 be
ex ced ell that right moral and never I, oonsider
them capAbe Of committing criminal acss ssch a. TIE IN
II this country, which, notwithstanding that ~
involved In civil war maintains toward foreigners tncse
consdcrnons belonging " their cAs and gives no rsht
them by 10 unsettled condition 70 mix themselves up
with rs Affairs nor 10 outrage lie majesty, carrying On
var that has no nams.
thank you TOR your desire N oppose With your in
uerce and that Of your friends be pAs age Of the o
legal authority, and accept equally for the good
opinion yoa In regard 10 The prosperity which ycu
obserse In th Steie undtr my command and when you
attribute " the Development Ct liberal principles
This, from the lips OF q cillzen of the United STATES
from man sno has Visited onsbb ned nssonf-hooors
exc edney, AMI s another motive Of gratitude or tse
part of bis aectonate servant who places himself Al ms
command and ksses his hani.
SANTIAGO vIDAURRL
IN Gan C. j. uRvxvgsrx
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NEW yoRK, May Is, 1858.
In your very excellent sketch Of the Life Of the late w.
Herbert published this morning, there 40 snschronsm
which might be corrected. In speaking OF the duel
which originated In ct old Washington Hall between
Herbert and another gentleman the writer OF the sketch
says: II about this time thar tho community was
stocked by the fatal renconre between Barton an Gra
ham, al Hoboken. The affair In which Herbert was
primo nal took place Immediately sfor Mr. Grsbam yas
shot by w. Barton the cath November, 1871. Mr..
Herbert DID no, arrive in this country until the close
1891, four years after that In many re-
spects there was strong similarity between the Two
IMAM u.
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To Gen. G. J. HxvSrSasFS.
OUR VERA CRUZ CORRESPONDENTS.

NkA tRcz, CAPITAL of MEXICO, Nay D, rSo
Arrival Of Pres,ent Juares-His Euhusasic Recept'on-
R1usd Adrance Of Beheaguray- -Prepuratiors Of Go
Za~rru for Dsencs-A6airs IN Mzsoo-0so'ias De
clines b take TIE FYed--I'ojicy for lS UeRod States
Gcrcnm-r, 6c., &c.
Tho arrival yesterday, per steamship Tennessee,
from New Orleans Of the constitutional President Juarcz
and Cabinet, makes this Heroic City the seat OF ies-
mate government and consequently the capital pro t>~ Of
the republic Of Mexico
The august vsiters landed at about 80 r. " amidst
tremendous din Of church bells and regular seSasto
posn thunder Of big guns from various forts aod ihe
awful San Jrsn de Uluo All the troops no. on quad
duty under nni te President aud suite were
escorted by bands Of music. stschsbt Procession, ths
entire ae population, and 70 th,lsa1d bayonss % he
temporary palace fitted up Tor his rcoc uon Ia All he
was received rhh rs ml,n en,hussssm ~ cDuli be eE
Pc tel 'Tou TIE dssJrous mx,ore Of Clssiian gra7i
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the FILIBuSTeRS ON THE RIO GRANDE.

Cen HsnnlDgsen at Monterey and Col. Lock
ridge at Brown,viIIe interesting Cores
pondence between VIdaGrri, Hcnningscn
and Lockridge-She Fillbusters right
Before SIdaurri-President Juarez's
Reception at Vera Cruz Inter est
Ing fam the Capital The
ChG Oh Party In q Tight
Place,
&c. &c. &e.
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THE ADVENTURES FROM THE NORTH


rrapslaled from N Bolen ohcis a Monterey, April
for the NEW YORK Herald
When the copseryatvcsi In Mexico cAumnslei the fron
tier provinces BY Affirming that their inhabtanh, and 10
,articular those amones. them vho we're most dawn.
gusboa by ,ic,r patriot sm working in favor q an
alienation OF the national territory, wc, on our hsnd,
answered tncse traitors in such satisfactory manner, and
bis Eroeency scror vdsurf st whom these tressons
were aimed demonstrated well the perversiy Of Tie
auaorz Of such fabulous stofes that oonfounded ney
pevey again made use ~ tnote bunsed weapons from
whch the common Of the people end the evidence
Of facts hao taken The point Since that VINE we Gsssea
tons ana N 10 day return 70 this subject no' 80
much in order 70 rspel the Attacks o. these ola
enemies a. 10 undecoive persons OF me noHn
boring nation, Who, enh,r In good or in pad f>ish,
believe that there exists here party OF the re
public o. errs ssdrs aud saO MN sucn sss ne
speak and 10 them We address curse ves ana no, 70
those aScsiers who carry from sea " sea the pratcs
excursions by which they make thor living, receiving
ever the puns hucnt OF their crcs and 10 hope
that our explanations will sssfy The sensible men whose
co operation those adventures solicit By false promises
and absurd delusions for 70 nothing more anouuv Vns
they say IN the documents wearc about 70 pibiish
10 ssst In founding republic Of Sierra Ma1re say me
authors Of these pieces we ooc ., 40 ne Nopb a.
Mcxso which nss dno spei the su,oofi OF laloaga 40
piled for 10 the United states aud only waits Tor an
opportunity to declare isef 10 favor Of Nnarr Wnot "
" supposed, In 10 put himself al toe head o. ne
new rcpubic-sn eaey eptefpTiso, they saf, on
account " the weakness OF lhe estsOheu kOVttuhsu
en- account OF tho intestine war the elements on which
thew reckou she compromised BY y, ebi suy MO
ccfnbinatsns which secure success, ahn0usn IN RVS
there be single VIII may declare Tor engralon
and become a citizen OF the Lsw staio
This IA suuuagily the news brought ~ t1e laat Ame-
rcan nevepspersnews which az we nave zone o. otaer
occsscns We xruld have deertset n herewith had no;
been connected notable rculsiance Noich oVhgeA CT
70 rive publicity 80 of dcatros ING that gross IA
ventor which rscvouturs might pnss unpercevef, ~
a 6istssce IN vrch las been circulated ri'b tvo o'
dors int utous IN b. sd orn % US IN odsr th' 20
b,dy through snorspcg, NAY sa INTO me snsFes ehcn
ravc been lad. -
clolnnel y A. Tockridge. companion Of WsIIer n NJ
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BOARDING AND SEARCHING THE wINGoLD.
icLuEs' HOLE CORRESPONDENTS.

HosSys HotR May ~ 1855
Arrived, big wnsois tcf sce,oa), Icring, Sierra sore'
IA, seth ull, via Csrde,as 81 inst. for Boston
Encloeed you ~ill and csptaia Lori5ss statement OK
havug been boarded By boat from British man Ok SAe
on the 18Th ult While going from Isvals to Gardens
From the tpowlecrs have Of Captain IOrDg 'he a~ie-
mcnt IA correct
On -burss,~ Ayrr rs. being bou,i from Hlvsns -
Ssrr. No,eps 20 load mossscs, afer havrg made tis
lsud. being about I've miles from the Keys saN aol1s
working 10 vpd~srd. supposed might be some d'ner
men coming on 10 ce- theu services A. ploi When Sir
about Two lies Of The Anchorage, sni iutro sna half
f.scms water rasfed within h-'' c's'ss ccs', ~ no
boat her uoceJ ahe had ,-, & G's hlt'g, ana
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GEN. vIDAURRI TO COL. LOCKRIDGE-
MoxTsHxy nrii Is. 1873

10 SENIOR 3. A. LocKRIDGE, BRowssvIllE;-
DEAR SRI answered yo1r letter OF the 2eth last thank
rr on for the offer you made Of men and arms for tn
purpose asestrg the liberal party In Mexico, which
old not WILL ak for foreign aii being tself strong
enough 10 conquer alone, and loving it's own
doing IL ham Believing your offer sincere, Thea
prom ssd 10 accept youf Services IN case bosuites
pste.cu Mexico aud Scan should break cut, and
1 a 1ui be In absolute want OF them Koday
Wien ! a letter 81 yours IN the ns~soapers o.
the UDi,ea states, Advocating ieeAs diametscaly OPP
posed TO these you prsesseo 70 me 10 yoa mrs, Letter
VI 10 ,hat of April 1t wherein you revealed tue per
verte projects CT Genera HenninRsep, companion OF
Vaser With respect 70 my county 10 ~pien a. you tell
me the former directing nimsen for toe purpeee in-
vaion bong Already rve Tor .Acareo aud LArre 10,
the time protesting sg.icst such acts and repeal
lug your Offer In tuch event hod myteu oonseit 70 DO
clare frankly 10 you thss cogsocr Il as offensive, on
account OF the pu6s.On Of the document Ia tho Savcs
ten Ncws, sguci by you aud not oso~ned IN tne same
form athough you must have been a~are OF u, snd j
deem II indispensable 10 auvRe you besides tnat my
prOrnRe 10 call fer you when should Judso oppoftVre,
u revoked long do no, tee that The docnnsnreler'
rcd 10 lB contf dicteu
Ts occasion IL very proper to dispe cortsio errors
shi.b shared by several Of yonf country Ds rea
ave 20 TIE oppornny sto tsci', o. ioHsons a. peess
the republic Of Sierra Mare. II u Necessary 70 ~
quaint you tnst u not The offspring o tas ni91
81 our frorier mtn, pUt uat0rons party "eAOo san
shich the reaction have prteDaed 10y uvonf H.) "
appatc TIE impe sud aston OF the pfogresss parry
10 Northern teNfo II Is imporisHt u yo1 y, ka"" ta.t
consequence Of cfour IA 1cs snonil he asocssHg
% rea ize tins sea- S0ud snner VA; egaers,
without any foopg s'stun IN country. sbOai 10
crefe in our oUrnee'ic Hntirs Tor very miserable mus
D the oopalon at tnofe who ~oud deliver tnsne'yss
.rto the hanos % sSyentuiers trsf king rith Tho
Revolutions and oiesst5fs Of people. nss nSftr Dc
forgotten that Nexcj IS bgs NcIssus; that u continual
revolutions have noteesuo ed 'he sentiment OF pasossm
N IT, children who would rather sacrihcs Their osrty
tan the prec0us good OF nationality SOD must Tays
be kspt MIND That any SUCH pfOiect a. thai wacn ~
spckon q VII meet eitn nrm resistance fof iaefe are
men ard resources " oppose vigorously and Dot even
cue srae Mexcsn, even ycu supvOse hun 'srassn OF
this d. esmed Of republic, viii be found dspscd tofavOr
the sdyestuTers --. -.
pray yen tc lave the kntness 70 regard this reply 10
your letter under date Il April ~ The sincere expression
Of my prpcplss, aud DO MT write 70 me Asan 90 any
subject before ou have con,raiicted and declared a.
untrue the document which Ia Attributed " you am
your devoted servant, SANTIAGO NlDaOku
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02

g rrgzssssx1 THE ADAMS EXPRESS
s4s9 COMPANY, 1874 Main ST.. having
resumed their SEeamship Express to and from Mo-
town and Roanoke. which leave New York every
Wednesday aud Saturday, and thence by railroad to
Weldon, Wilmington, Lynohburg, Salem, Nythevile
and the principal places in Virginia end North Caro-
Iins are now prepared TO forward, with great dis.
PATCH end at reduced rates. every kind of Merchant
named cities, and all places on the sesboard.
Our Express on the Steanships will be accompanied
attention to the careful handling Of goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EXPRESS co.'s Steamship Express.
clippers will please take notice that Packages to
POINTS IN Virginia and North Carolina viii be sent by
steamers unless otherwise marked.
Freight received. On deg of sailing. until o'clock,
PEI ]. L. MACD0NOUdH,
Aeentof Adams Express Co.
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NOTICE. - The subscriber having a
~ large number Of accounts due and unsettled
which should have been SETTLED prior 10 January.
1855, would respectfully notify all sueh that al &C
3ounts dine him previous 20 1853. and rot paid or
closed by bord o. otherwise by the Is. day of Fe-
pruary 1859, will be put in the hands Of the law Cor
collection.
Alwaes on hand, large sssortmen. Of Clothing
ADD Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods low for cash, or
20 punctual customers SPENCE,
G!otbier and Merchant Tailor
noIi Corner Of Main and 18th afs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02
~s,-uuUrA REDUCED THROUGH

AxsasasszSaszzlEk3 TAKIFF OF CnAKGEs ON TIE
CANAL FkOa RICH M0ND TO LYNCHBURG.-
The subscriber thankful for the very liberal
mage hi herto received. would inform his friends
that his hrough charges on general Merchandise
such Hate. Caps, shoes. Boots, Dry Goods &c are
Queensw are, &C. only TW Twenty-Five CENTS per
100 lbs., which includes all expenses from tie
Lynchbnrg-
Boats leave every other day. full or not fun, and
goods are sept forward without any detention.
Produce and Tonnage articles forwarded at low
rates A. 5. LEE,
au Cts On the Dock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02

Az exchange paper says .us. t"aog gentlemen
who would prosper In love, should WOO gently
Il 10 not fashionable for yoang ladies' to take ar
dert spirits.
Somebody says-
"press doe.at make the woman, but when a
woman IS made she looks . good deal better
dressed up"
.'od she goesi" said Mrs. Smith TO her spouse,
Is they started by the railway from Charleston.
"Thees you are vreng," said Smith, "ior 1t is
the mail (msie) train"
country gentlemen. Mr.. N. Cely Trave!ifsr.
has written and Published handsome cetavo OF
500 pages to prove that L1uis Napoleon Ia the
Reast Of The Asocsiypse. What nexts