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American Hotel.
CHESTNUT ST., BETWEEN FIFTHAND
SIXTH, PHILADELPHIA.
$1.50 PER DAY.

aFhe undersigned, having renewed their lease for a
term OF years, have entirely reted the house. having
painted, carpeted anc refurnished throughout.
The location Of this House is unsurpassed, being
upon the widest and most pesent part of hestnut ST.
directly opposite the Old State House, near the places
Of Amusement, the jObbing houses of Market and
Third Sis. and convenient 10 the city Railroads. the
cars of which run to all parts the city for haldme
fare.
The rooms are lerge. well lighted have superior
ventilation and have been refurnisheI with care for
comfort
We are supplied with pure Milk Cream, Fruits and
Vegetables from Farm beOngidg % us, and Which is
managed exclusively for the Hotel.
The prophet uithe American assure their friend.
and patrons that pains will be spared to make the
appointments Of this Hotel complete and its table com
pare lav0rably with the best houses in the nlnn
jan IL '6O-ly. WYATT y HEULINGS.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-17
Philadelphia Advertisements.
GLENN'S
One Price Hat and Can &toro
OF THE FIFTH STORY BLOCK.

CORNER OF THE FIFTH STORY BLOcK0
N. West corner tf Eigh h aud Race s,rc, :.
Philadelphia.
llE public a respectfully inv itd TO hear IN min,
that at this Store may he found as orllncn ,,r
Fashionable and Handsome MOLESKIN DRESS
HATS, High Low aud Medium Depth Crown. CI,I,
and Glazed CAPS, Plush and PlusI Trimmed Ca'
FOR Children, at FAIR PRICES. R5-NO twO pri,
for regular Goods. ianlgIn
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July 23.--The New York
militia have re.enlisted for three years.
Great excitement exists here. The
Sou,herners are oveIjoyed, and their friends
are exerting themselves to keep quiet their
deirium Of joy. 1t is said that considera.
BILE military will be required TO Keep them
down.
The likenesses Of Gen. Beauregard are
being sold through the streets. A heavy
rnin prevents the congregation OF the peo.
pie.
The defeat Of the Federallsts is attribu.
ted to the inactivity of Gen. Patterson, who
had received u dozen official dispatches 10 ..
s.ruc;ing him to engage Johnston at any
odds.
Thirty arrests have been made in conse .
quence of an attempt to incite a revolt in
Baltimore.
The New York Herald's special cores
pondent says that the retreat was nothing
more nor less than stainpeds--that the
defeat was, in n great measure, caused by
Patterson's delay.
| Gen. Mcdowell shows great bravery but
he is unable to arrest panic.
The New York list, l4th, aud 27fh,
! nnd the Maine Regiments were moved
down like grass.
| The list of killed aud wounded en- brace
large number of Officers.
Col. C0rcorsn 10 thought to be dead.
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Notice.

Andrew Nelson, appii'nt. } In matters of
VS.. Probate Of Nan.
John Nisbet. Executor. icy Belk, deed.
Will
To parties in Lancaster District-to Abel
Nelson, VIM. Nelson, Esq and the children
Of John Nelson, decd. to wit: A. Nelson,
John Nelson. Jane Stripien. and WIN. II.
Nelson, Of Georgia, LeiitiT Stewart, wife
Of Col. J. III. Stewart, Elizabeth Stewart,
wife Of William Stewart, Nancy Nelson,
widow of Robert Nelson, in North CarOii-
na, distributes in Law, provided, the Tes.
tntrix, Mrs. Nancy Belk, decd, had died in
testate.
The above par les are hereby cited to be
and appear before me OF Friday, the 27th
day of September next, 10 the Court Of Or.
dinary to be holden ut Lancaster Court
House, then and there to shew cause, il any
why the said " i'll should or should not be
proved md established in due form OF Law,
or for what cause the same should be set
aside or established, and to such other and
farther shelving and proof, as you or either
Of you, the said parties, may desm neccssa.
nv, proper and advantageous for your re.
spective rights and interests in the premises.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office
at Lancaster C.. H., =. c., this 25th day Of
June, 1861.
p. r. HAMMOND, o. l.. ID.
June 26th-- lam3m. 20-pf STA
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FOR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
Miscellaneous Enigma.
cnIunnaed of d leitrra

nm composed Of 23 letters.
Nv 3, l3, 10, !, 20, was an ancient order
of architecture.
My IL, l6, ID, 23, ~, 4, l8, is n written
document granting immunities to n compa.
ny or an individual.
My s. %, /, 10, Is, 6, ia a scion Of royal
lineage.
My Is, 9, ,, 81, is an American coin.
My Ia, lS, II, 7, IL, -. is leading
country in Europe.
My 20, l6, I9, 5, 81, -, %, is one Of the
principal divisions of book.
My 5, 8, 8, II, 10, ~, is man who s,im.
ulates learning but is in reality destitute o!
it.
My 81, l8, l9. l, 81, l3, %. is one who
proves recrcant to the cause which he pro
fesses to esponse.
Ny B, II, 2, ~, !, was one Of tho mos
sublime Of Italian poets.
Ny l,7,3. II, 2, 10, is Western
State.
Ny whole is n strength and manliness o
principle. which it would do well for all lo
initiate. HASTINGS.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
HEADQUARTERS, July IS, 1861.
BY the Governor of South Carolina
A PROCLAMATION.

"HEREAS, THE PRESIDENT OF
w THE CONFEDERATE STATES
OF AMERICA has made n requisi,ion up.
on the State of South Carolina for three
thousand men. that being the quota Of the
State in the additional force now being
called out ; and whereas, it Is required that
the Volunteers offering for this service shal
be received "for and during the continuance
Of the war :" and whereas, it is right and
proper that such requisition should be
promptly complied with.
Therefore, |, F. w. PICKENS, Governor
and Commandcrin.C Chief in and over the
State of South Carolina, by virtue Of au-
tho,ity vested in me by law, do hereby pro.
claim that Volunteers for this service are
desired, and will bs accepted, in companies.
'for and during the continuance of the war;"
10 the number Of the three thousand men !;
each company to be composed Of one Cap
tain, one First Lieutenant, two Second
l.eutenants. four Sergean,s, four Corporais,
two musicians, and not less than sixty. four,
nor more than one hundred privaics !; the OF.
fcers to he elected by the CONF pani.s res.
pectively. No men will be received, except
those Of provcr age and health.
And for the PURPOSE of organization aud
instruction, ! DO hereby designate Light.
wood Knot Sprlugs," near Coumb,, and
some proper place al or near Aiken, rs points
fer the establishment Of camps and each
company, after full aud accurate roll "f
its members, and certificates Of the elections
os its officers, shalt have been returned 10
the Adj jutnHt General Of the State, will re
pair To the camp nearest TO it, there 10 be
mustered into service, and To he organized
into Battnllions or Regiments. II will not
be PIE requisite in the acceptance of these
companies, that they shall be- armed, al.
though it is hoped tha, many of them will
be.
And d" further procIaim, that all the
men or companies Who volunteered under
the Act Of 1860, and who declined, for di-
ccrs reasons, mastering into Confederate
service, and whose Regiments have gone 10
Virginia. may now volunteer into hi. ser
vice. and in ccrtain cases, where cnya,rv
companies have been di-orgnnized, their
members also may volunteer ns infantry uu.
der this reqnisition
And do further proclaim, that no other
Companies, Ba;talii"nS or Regiments will
De received until thi. force Of three rhou.
sand men be rnised
Two additional Regiments for the war"
are also called for Immediately : aud have
designated the Regimen, now raised by
Colonel Orr "for the war;" as one. and have
Offered the other Ia Colonel Gregg
Given under my hand, ~ Governor aud
Commander inChirf and under the seal
Of the State, nt Columbia. this. the iif
teen'h day of Juiy. eighteen hundred and
sixty one, and in the eighty sixth year of
the Independence Of South Carolina.
+. w. piCkENS.
July I9-2I-l
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Bank of the State
SO u II Ill e. A Il y Ii n a

tHAWLESr"S. l!rh February. 1861.
The Legislature ha\ing, at its latc sos
sion, author Zed the Issue of Bombs tG the
amount at s675 900, bearing an interest "f
s,ren per cent, Tor the purpose "f providing
the funds required Ia sustain the State in
the act "f IeSuming her lights of sovereign
~, this Bank is nov prepared to dispose at
the Bonds. They are issued in sums 1T
$50, SiUO, aud s5uU. An opportunity il
TIM. afforded every citizen tn make u secure
and profitable Investment, while contribu-
ting a:d Ia the cause Ia which the Stat. il
engaged. With the view of enabling cil.
zcns ia any part "f the Sta,c to share in
thu l.pan, the ci"rkS Of The Courts nf the
several districts have been required Ia open
b"ok, at sub,uripiinn for the Stock. Sui-
table arrangements vii! b. made for turn,
i,hi"g the B"nd- on tnc receipt at the mon
cy, at am early da. after each suh>criI,inr~
ha, been inside. Ensng-ur-nt, ior The Iur.
cua>. "f bonds may b. made al thc Bank,
"r ar any 81 its Branches. It's probable
that, al the next Session "fthr Legislature,
th"-, parties who desire IL may nave their
Bond. converted int" St-ck
q. VI. FURMAN, Presii.u
- e y.c
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
HEADQUARTERS, July 10, 1861.

MY PROCLAMATION, dated July 18th
1xl called for three thousand men to
form encampments, to 10 received in CON.
panies for the war"
Now, this Is to give notice iiai in rails.
ing these three thousand men, ! will receive
ten companies TO form a regiment, and they
may Immediately elect their field officers, or
they may do so after they assemble at the
encampment The rolls OF the companies,
signing distinctly "for the war;" and the
certificates as to the election OF company
officers, must frat be returned to the Adiu.
tant Generals Office. The first thirty com.
paoies offered, according 10 the require.
ments Of said Proclamation, will be re.
ceivcd. One Artillery Company and two
full Cavalry Companies, TO each sncamp-
mont, will DO received /; but these will be
attached, at any time, to any regiment or
regiments that the public service may re-
quire. f. w. PICKENS.
All papers In the State will copy and
publish the above for four weeks.
July l9,--24-<t.
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PROCLAMATION.

STATE OF SOU I'll CA2OIINA,S
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., July 6. 1861.
4 CCORDlNG To IN Act Of the Confcd.
IA crate Congress, entitled an "ict 10 put
into operation the Government under the
Permanent Constitution Of the Confederate
States Of America" it is required that .,ch
State shall vote, on the FIRST WEDNES.
DAY IN NOVEMBER NEXT, for Prcsi.
dent aud Vice President Of the Confederate
States, which officers are 10 be inauguraied
on the twenty-second Of February next !;
and whereas the existing law Of the State
provides that the Electors for President and
Vice President shall he appointed by the
Legislature and whereas the Legisla tnrr
Of this State will not be in regular session
at the time prescribed by the aforesaid Act
for appointment OF Electors
Therefore, be- il known that +. w.
PlCKENS, Governor in and over the State
Of South Carolina, by virtne OF the power
vested in me by the Consultation, nuthori-
zing the Governor, on extraordinary occa.
sions, to convene TIE General Assembly,
do issue this my proclamation, calling upon
and requesting the Senators aud the Mem
bers Of the House Of Representatives to
convene In COLUMBIA, ON TIE FIRST
MONDAY IN NOVEMBER next ensuing,
,hsi they may be present in the House ot
Re representatives., on the said irst Wednss-
day in November, 10 appoint Electors Of
President and Vice President Of the Confed.
crate States Of America, in conformity with
the Act Of the Confederate Congress afore.
said
As the Permanent Constitution is TO be
organized, an election will be required Of
two Senators frc,, this State, and also, 10
oil probability. considering the peculiar state
OF the country, other important matters will
be acted OF at the same session Of the Leg.
islature.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
State aforesaid, at Columbia, this the
sixth day Of July, In the year Of our Lord
one thossand eigb. hundred and sixty .one
and in the eighty-s year Of ihs inde.
peDdeDcr Of the State or South Caroli-
na. r. w. PICKENS.
ISAAC u. MEANS, Secretary Of State.
July l7th,--23-2tamtd.
All papers in the State will copy twice
month till day OF Election.
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Tribute Of Respect.
WHITE PLAINS, ). c.. July 30, Is

WHITE PLAINS, ). c., July 30, 1861.
At Regular Communication of Mount
Moriah Lodge. No. So. a. +. NJ it was re.
solved.
Whereas the Divine Ruler has seen tit to
remove from among us our much respected
and esteemed Brother Lewis Blakeney, tha,
we hunbly submit to the Will ot frovi.
dence, we deeply lament the death Of our
worthy Brother.
Resoired, That page on our minutes be
dedicated to the memory Of our deceased
Brother. That the members Of this Lodge
wear the usual badge Of mourning thirty
days.
Resolrec. That a copy Of these proceed
ings be furnished the family Of the deceas.
ed Brother, and that We tender them our
sympathy in the sad berenvem ent of the
loss Of devoted husband and father, and
we q good and faithful Brother.
w. A. EVANS. Sec'y.
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Daring Feat of Louisianians.

I'VE have heard from source entitled
to the fullest confidence, (says the Peters.
burg Express, OF the 22d inst.) that one
Of the most daring feats of the age. was
consummated near Newport News on Fri.
day last, by Confederate soldiers. Ever
since the killing Of the much lamented
Lieut.. Col. Chas. Dfeux, four Of his men
have resolved to avenge his taking off
With this view, they obtained permission
to leave their camp, and providing thenisel.
YES with several days rations, proceeded
stcathily through the forests until almost
within sight of the camp Mt Newport News
"They laid in ambush for five days await.
ing an opportunity to avenge the death Of
their Colonel, but none presented until FRI
day. last. On that day they espied n party
of seven Yankees, three of whom were
evidently officers, engaged ut n small stream,
measuring with lines, and seemingly pre-.
pairing for the erection of bridge. They
were all unarmed, and the l.ouisianians re-
solved that the Prey they had so long and
perseveringly sought, should not escape
them. Knowing that the report Of their
guns would alarm the camp not far distant
they speedily determined to rely solely upon
the use of their bayonets, and crawling up.
on their hands and knees to within conve-
nient distance, they suddenly sprang for
ward, each man selecting his victim. Two
officers were killed, bu. one Of them, n Ma.
jor, not dying at the first trust, was struck
over the head with musket, until life
was extinct. The other five men were sc.
cured, one Of them severely wounded, and
carried into camp Mt Yorktown. The
wounded man proved to be Captain, and
when our informant left Yorktown, it was
thought that he would certainly die, having
received n severe bayonet stab in his breast,
and other cuts in different portions Of his
BODY"
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Arriedl Of Arms from Engiand.-New
Orleans papers Informs us that the tonfcd-
crate States war steamer Sumter had ar
rived at that port with $4,000 Enfield rifles
together with other accoutrements and n
number of riled cannon. Out ut sea the
Sumter met All English vessel with these
arms bound for New Orleans. They were
transferred 10 the Sumter aud safely landed
in New Orleans. What of the blockade
We had this intelligence from n Mem.
phis paper several days since, but now it is
confirmed - Charleston Courier.
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Copartnership.
CAMDEN. 8. G

CAMDEN, 8. G.
TlIE FIRM Of e. MATHES0N g. CO,
L being this day dissolved by its own
Limitation, the undersigned have formed .
partnsrship under tho name Of
NATHEsON d 90.
for the purpose OF continuing the business
10 NIL lis departments, and hope by strict At'
lention TO merit continuance OF the pat.
ronage 90 liberalls bestowed on the late
frm e. BELL,
JAS. ID. MATHESON.
July ist 1851. 2s-2m.
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Brigadier. General Pok.-The Raleigh
IN. c. Register has the following in rela.
lion to Brigadier, late Bishop, Polk:
"Bishop Polk ~ native Of this city, a
grand son Of Col. Thomas Polk, one Of the
signers Of The MeckIenburg Declaration, and
n son Of Col. William Polk. who died here
about the year 1880. The latter entered
the Army and served through the Revolu.
ton. lie was with Gen. Washington at
the battles Of Brandywine and Germantown,
in the latter Of which he was wounded. -
lie was also with Gen. Gates at Camden
and with Gen. Greene at Guilford. and was
severely wounded At Eutaw Springs. Al
the close Of the war he had attained the
rank Of Lieutenant Colonel.
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Prisoners En- Route Lieutenant Selden
OF the Uuited States Navy and nineteen
men, recently captured off the Florida coast,
were brought on yesterday in charge Of the
Florida Regiment A man supposed 10 be
a spy. from his action towards these prison.
srs, also accompanied them, having been ar
rested near WilmiDgtoa, N. &. Lieutenant
Ssldsn is.s Virgnisn.
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THE MISSOURI CONVENTION.

JEFFERSON City, Mo, July l3-The Con.
vention was organized to day, 81 members
present.
Gen. Wilson has been elected President
OF the Convention.
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$50 REWARD,

a. RUNAWAY, ;,om the oubscrihrr, iiv..
n ing near White Plains thestc, field
~ District =. g., nbuu, IutI, uf August
last my Nero i-iiuw BEN. lie Is ~ years
"f as-, ui n yr!l"mi,h COMPLEXION, almost.
black, has no Gvari weighs about i60
pounds, about Il feet inch high. lie walk.
with firm srrp nnd carries Himself erect.
II j. likely that Ben will -ndra,or - make
hi, way To- - free Statr. Any person wi,n
will nrrcs, the -aii Nrrr. and lodge him t..
any sale al :" lii,i gan sct him or i.i'.r
him {" ~. al my resid.ncc shall receive tho
ahu,e reward viii al,, give $ 100 r..
ward i"r proof sr,iiiri.n, To c"nvici any
white pcrs"n or prrsoi,s. of karboring the
'aid boy or trying Ia elect his escape.
WM. ii. Bi.akENEY.
Feb l3, 1861. I-ti.
Charlotte DrJ"crst AMI Salisbury Watcii-
nian will please Copy, AID insert until f"r.
bid and turw ard bills 10 lhi. Office.
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Col Charlss +. Fisher. That noble spir.
tied .and patriotic gentleman is no more
tie fell upon the battle field on Sunday
last nobly fighting in support Of the rights
Of the South aud the liberty of her sons
A truly good man has fallen Charlotte
Bulletin.
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Burial Of "Lady Dapis."-A volunteer
in one Of the Kentucky Regiments in Vir
ginip, relates the following incident:
Yesterday afternoon, during n lull in
the storm, quite mn affecting ard notable
little incident occurred. Lady Davis" N
pet kitten Of the South Licking Rebels,
who We found in Harpers Ferry, and who
On all our long marches and dreary bivou.
acks John Kennedy has carefully nursed,
wns buried with all the honors Of war
Three soIIeys were fired over her grave, and
she little lady whose playful pranks had SO
often amused the boys, was left to discover
the whereabouts of Cats Paradise. Nam.
I'd af,sr the accomplished wife Of President
UaYis, she was not unworthy OF the cog.
nomvn, but being gracefnl, winning, beau.
tlfo.. and not little proud OF the elegant
coraI necklace that wns suspended about
her nesk. Let us say farewell, and repeat
the famous and some whist threadbars Latin
Ole; Rs9uiss CAT Tn pace.
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Tie other day Il British ship came into
Mobile harbor under thc Confederate flag.
While passing Fort Morgan the band ofthe
Fort played "God save the Queen," and the
Brittoa's crew sang "Dixie."
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The Raleigh Register says i, is conceded
by every body that the wheat crop just
reapcd is the finest in quantity nnt quality
ever made in The State.
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Notice.

1 III. Persons having demands ng ,in.t
"a the Esiat. of Ralrigh Hammond, late.
OF Lancaster District, deceased, are hrrcby'
n"iihrd {" attend, either personally or by
their Ait"rnr., in the Ordin,u', ourt to
be- holden al Lancaster tour House on the
5ih day OF August pcxt, To rst ,biish their
re-peciivr claims, ani accept or object Ia
the provi,i"ns made by the said X. Ilam--
m"nd. dec. IN his late viii aud Tssta,
mrni. f.r the payment If all Of his just
debts. ln default vi! sub--1urnt claims
will be- debsrcd by the irn. intention uf
this hoiicc, ihi, the Sd June, 1861.
y. y. HAM LOND. q. !. ID.
Jane ), 1861 I7if
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ADVERTISEMENTS,
The Battle at Manassas.
OUR ARMY VICTORIOUS I

JEFF DAVIS AT TIE SCENE OF AC.
TlON-TAKES COMMAND OF THE
CENTRE-HIS OFFICIAL REPORT
TO CONGRESS-. &c. &c
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Nicbmunb pispatth.
MAY G, 1881
MONDAY MORNING

~
Be The following verses were recited at a
late meeting at Ringgold. in Pittsylyania
county, for the enrolment of volunteers, on
behalf of the ladies then present;
Haste, brothers. haste, for your comrades no
longer
Can stay for your coming, their flags are IN
furled;
Each moment the chains OF the tyrant grow
stronger; -,
On southrou's are resting the hoTes Of he tposldf
For who then shall serve at pure Liberty Affair,
or offer iibations, If Soafh7eas be slaves
To oypas them TO arms f~leave towards to faiter
sis Liberty calls you; hark,-"Ferward, ye
braves"
Hark to the wild shouts OF freemen that raltyl
They come like the roar OF the storm on the sea
They roIl Ger the mountain, they rise from the
valley, f 49,
Ana the heavens re- echo the cries Of the free
They come: ne er in vain did fair Liberty call
them.
Her foes TO beat back and the despot lay low ;
"Sie Semper Tyraaais can millions enihrail
them
That march meath this banner to tread down
the Zoe
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Y.-.y.55 r,ss.sI..zsf.sy-I NoTICE 70 TIE PUshit.
- ssssESSssssN NEW AND IMPORTANT ~
ANS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully announce
to the pubic that they have arranged to ru1 their
EXPRESS TWICE DAILY frem EET YORK, PILL
ADELPHiA and BALTIMORE to RtChMoN D,
thereby aFor6ing unusual facilities for obt2 ming
their freight and packages in the ahortes possloif
Tine. .-
p 81 Expresses leave Philadelphia at a. IL. ,
ana IL +. III. Expresses leave Baltimore al 40 !.
NJ and 20 P; H., arriving in Richmond at a.So 4
Expresses leave Rishmond for New York, Phils,
delphia and Baltimore, and all points North sai
Freight and packages should il all cases be a.
our oface ONE HOUR before the departure Of ina
Trains.
TWICE DAILY, at 40 h., 2.4a T. Ill,
The Adams Express Company feel that they can
guarantees the public oiviity, attention and sat
isfaction In s4ftheir Intercourse with their
IN Richmond, and nothing Will be left nndone on
their part to meet the wants Of their customers.
Freight and packages arriving by the Express from
immediately, thereby giving TO our customers an
advance oftwelva hours over our arrsEsem ents
STEAMER EXPRESSES, TO AND from NEW
YORK, SEMI W sEKIY. Frsights deliv srsd I'm.
medaely upon The a arr =, q The ship
MONEY, BONDS, LEGAL DOCUMENTS, sc, for
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United States c sa9s ~ sn I'd hrrogs s
Goods coligctsd at sll accessible points trough
OFT The United States snd prompt returns guaran.
SLAVES forwarded By each OF car Expresses, In
charge Of careful and reliable messengers.
TOBACCO and ethar samples carrie3at unusual.
iy low rstss. &C.,
All freight promptly called for and delivered
without extra charge
s4g For further Information. please call It our
'-'@~' ~ ' ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY"
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