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ia Office.

A T the September Term 1874, o. M ~.
"A bate Court Of Tippah County MAd Al.
pi, the undersigned was apPoln.eo f,ook
minis'rator of the Estate Of Benjamn o;sen
Notice is therefore, hefeuy State
&c all persons having claims against sa " ~ law,
TO present them within the time liml'eo "
or they WILDE barred. .vANnER
SAMUEL ALEXAN,yTD...,s.
Adm. ofssi0 H'
January 4th le45-7-6W
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rfom The lloston Culiiyalot
TIE OLD BACHELORS.
nY mns cAuptt,

rs mns tAuptt'
who are tho mcn That on we meet,
Whh cyce casl down towuids the street,
That give nod bu, never fpeahl
Old Daehclote
Who pass their days and nights N fear,
II cause no gentle wiyea ate near,
Their weary aching hearts to cheoil
Old Bachelors.
What men sit up too late al night,
To read those tales of dove a, SIGHT"
And wishing they could have "bllel'
Old Bachelors
What men fofovrrever wear
Their clothes till they are worn threadbaro,
And know not how they look nor care!
Old Bachelors.
Who pass in wre,chedness their lives,
Aud wish that they had married wives,
Before they reached their thirly.fvesl
Cd Bachelors.
Who would not now propose for gold;
Because they've got to be so old,
And all the girls look up so cold?
Old Bachelors.
Who hath no pity in her heart,
To take the lonely Bach's part
But wishes they may always smart?
The Old Maid.
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From The Lynchburg Republican.
ME M DRY.

Stand on funeral mould,
Far, far from all that love thee!
With barren heath around,
And a cypress bowor above thee!
And think while the sad wind fre,s;
And the night in cold gloom closes,
Offspring and springs sweet violets,
OF summer, and summers roses.
Sleep where the thunders fly
Across the tossing biiow,
Thy canopy the sky,
And the lonely deck Thy pillow;
And dream while the chill sea foam
In mockery dashes DER thee,
OF the cheerful hearth and the quiet home,
And the kiss of her that bore thee.
Watch in the deepest cell
of the foeman's dungeon tower,
Til hopes most cherished spell
Has lost its cheering power;
And sing, while the calling chain
On every stiff limb freezes,
Oflhe hunisman hurrying Ger the plain,
OF the breath of the mountain breezes.
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R0ssfS and Shoes.

a fresh supply of Boots Shoes and Brogars
"a consisting Of gentlemens sewed and pered
~ shoes, peged boots and shoes, ladies and
youths Kip and calf shoes, vi the best quality.
for sale low for cash by j, b, WALKER.
may, 10th ls44,
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Talk not of the minstrel Lutte,
The warriors high endeavor,
When the honied lips are mute,
And the strong arm crushed forever;
Look back to the summer sun,
From the mist of dark December;
Then say 10 the broken hearted one,
''Tis pleasure to remember"
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5 feet or inches high, will weigh about lou
or 1875 pounds. The owner OF said negro wo-
man is requestedto come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges, aud take her away, or she
will be dealt with as the law directs.
E. NJ. ROGERS, Jailor
Of Tippah County Miss
February 18th lS45-l4t
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Two copies year 49,,
Dealers in periodicals throughout the oh'~u
States and the Canaaas who wish to become
agents for the Columbian Magazine, WIZ pleas1I
apply 10 the publishes immediately. The n'"''
discount will be made To them.
In addition to the above, the publisher SUM-!
adds, for the benefit of all, that The w9rH WIN ~
sustained by sufficient capital. Edi' ors "No
vii insert this prospectus entire and send copy
marked and addressed TO the Columbian Maga.
zine, shah have a copy oft sent to Them ''r
| one year. - 80, moon PAIR
'"e''o''' IS Bowery, New Cork
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women ought 10 have their wills wllle they
live, for they are not allowed Wills when they
die?"
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'sh roueiy, Thai No has iur returned liom
sua LfuHhi Wiib hini . finall anu
tesl lnt n Dtasa spd Family Medicines " W.
iWu rrIerii9ns, Which boz Jl'W 90 itAephaplN
Itims ~ tasN, tvnsalint 10 par " wv V'V"'
ing atiiCltH
gulphale fQuinue, Tooh nfushts,
t,,l,un. Cale,nrl, RpuHg Lancet blades,
I,gasun,. patfgat,r, CfeaU oi Tartar
,.og,,rv's tetdist, Rod q white pfocnaie
lst,n,snis ufDns. afshafn, Ipocar,
n'...i..ll.r r.,n.ber Castor Oh, Sweet on,
0,' 81 smke. Aeolol, Elsom Na.ls
Oh i Zee. PcprcfmIn',sp'g u'p'hu"o'
Oh vi Annlsecd, 20. MS WE
OIL al eHseeiras, ie' w
N,,,,c Ac,d. SappneIon's do
mn,,sde do. Eist Vnfiol,
s,JnG,sc n, pafcip Caib. Iron,
r,I,,le goan. kfcoaotc, Morphine,
! Rhubatb, AUts, M't'u', y, o'''"''"'
pe,vy,an n .rk. " hhe g. blue Nl'Iol,
! Bis,enng Omtmcnt fIofF, sulphur
! Cloves, Numcgs, swI sp's' N'u''
! ,ouor,ce BAN. Hive Syrup,
| G,iannt |, ocwood. Ca,haric Worm do
Ground Mustard, Salt pere, PHI BoSer,
| Rlnn Mass, Assorted Nlals,
Balsamic Capsules Number SIN,
| Red Lead, Swans iauaoe''
T,not. Lobelia, syrup nehna'
| Rasned Qnassa, Aguo PilIS,
Soda powders, Rochelle Salts,
! Sienna, Crotonol', Mdsuos,d,
! Nux Vomlca, Juuhlas olh.'ne""
Cinnamon Bak, BaslIlcon 90
Spanish Fines, iioP he"'vs'
Virginia Snake Root, Gum ARABIC,
Dr. Root, Vegetable Caus'ic,
sanata sake root, Comp. Spts. Lavender
! IVA Ursh hrgo,' Quasea'
Comp Syrup Sarsaparapu vd. Gen'Ian'
Ralsam t,onaiya, FRS solution Arsenic,
| Sugar OF Lead, naVin o'",he".'
Nitrate of Silver, turner's Ceta'c'
.rsonic prussic Acid Tiuct Nitrate of iron.
NV Poison, Burgundy Pitch,
Syringes, Assorted, Shaving SOAP
Corrosive Sublimate, Vial corks, Trusses,
Cologne Water, Oh Soap,
| Blue lax, Black Sand, Gum Gulacum,
Waters, Jalap, Adhesive Plaster,
| Crm Mvrth. Court do
Cayenne Pepper, Tartar Acld,
Tocofoco Matches, Super Carb. Soda,
Ss;dhtz Powders, Cubebs, Alum,
Wallets Ferrugnous pills, Qmvksiver'
Iodide Potassium, iod'de lFo"'
Do Mercury, Phosphorus ,---,:
The various Tinctures, and many other arh
cles He expects to keep conslai t|y on hah'
full assortment of fresh Family Metclne'
and warrants them all to be genuine. Purcha
sers arc respectfully solicited % call.
JAMES B. ELLIS,
Physician & Druggist
Ripley, Miss, April 22l ls45'
H. would also respectfully tender his service
10 the citizens of the County, in the varioI
branches OF MEDICINE SURGERY, OBSrETRlC
etc. Returns his thanks to his former patro'
and respectfully solccits their continuance.
GPOfice, same heretofore occupied, VINE
L. ,nay aluara k-.t-s.-~i ---.-~rs '''. ~ =,
ionally absent. - ~ ~
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Never tread on the tail of a cat, or tell wo
men she is no, handsome, unless you are fond of
music.
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IA said gentleman to an acquaintance
shave you heard that B has run away with your
wfe?" alas he?" was the reply,"well pity
him."
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ESTRAYS-Tippah County.

rvAKEN up BY Moses Shannon, one gel
demo. III or II years old, with high
~ sash, black name lying on his left SIDE;
Appraised 10 $50.
ALSO one roane gelding. about 4years old
dark name and tan, name lying on me yer, ace
and both lelt feet white; Appraised TO $50.
~. n. ARMOUR. Ranger
April I2,h 1545-2l-3t
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q a. lgutcheson.

rgr AyiNG permanently located ~ ''
LII mar, Marshall County MUS ''"
dcfs bic proless''na' 'e'''g'' " r. :"
,i,izcns, aud surrounding country. r'1 ~
t','D'" ..a,,,eprc and success 10 rracIlcr be
,'" ,. s' himself. thai hcsill be enabled u
rive general satisfaction 10 W WV W.
favor him with a call .o,,
Lamnr, MI, August lSil
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ADMINS RATOR'S NOTICE.

ADMIN STRATOR'S NOTICE.
SIA ETTERS of Administration having been
~ granted to the undersigned, by the Pro.
bae Court of Tishamingo County Mississippi,
at the December Term thereof lS44, upon the
Estate of Wright Bonds, Deceased. Notice
is tereby gwen to all those having claims a
gainst said Estate, to preFent them properly
authenticated within the time prescribed by
Jaw, or they will he forever barred.
sas w. w. BONDS.
January 10th lSi5-9-6t lice 81.
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What is longitude!--A clothes line. prove
tit stretches from pole TO pole.
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l,urnnt HATCH.

COMM Hioy MERCHANT = o3ooh"
reosf Row, Mrrnf, TEN
vwyiit,,, eonrsody on herd id
w mrpy ri Con'c, Sugar N'"l'' .'',
Nan, Cotton lliasl'a and to'
Sc Sc, ahicli be- wall sell at tho ''w owe,
n,,eas for cash. ITO Is prepared 'trh sue
,n,c.mp aud convenient Sore " ,'f'l
inf col ON shrd AM yard md .oIicIl' con
,,,uep,s Of Merchandise, Cotton nn'
r,Imrco.--on which ho will make ltef'
cash advances. vet - ''''
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We learn from the Ripley Advertiser that
Andrew ]. MoCannon, the murderer OF Mr.
Adcock, his wife, mother and two children, was
taken in Madison County, Ten, and brought TO
Tippah on Saturday evening last, but owing TO
the popular excitement, was not lodged IN san
until Monday evening. The citizens OF 'I'ippah
deserve much praise for using no personal vio-
lence upon the iuhuman monster whose crimes
are ,hout parallelin the history OF the pre-
sent day.-Holly Springs GazsHe.
LARGE VOYAGES The Ship Ohio, which re.
Gently arrived at this port, from the Pacific U
cean, has turned out on the wharf, 2SlO barrea
sperm oil, and has sold on the voyage about 81
barrels sperm and whale, making 269O barre
in all, valued at about eighty one thousand do!
lars. The Potomac has also turned out on IN
wharf 1854 barrels sperm oil, and has sold 0
the voyage 90 barrels sperm, making 2444 bal
rels in all, valued at about sixty.nine ihousan
dollars.-The Nantucket is also at the bar, wi
about 1880 barrels sperm (incudiDg oil SCI
honey and 1900 barrels whale oil, and 1910,
pounds bone, valued at about fifty six thousal
dollars. This makes an aggregate of two hu
dred and six thousand dollars for the three ship
Can our "Of Island" brethren beat this!
Nantucket Inquirer.
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NEW. FAMILY GIRO
CEIRY AND
Produce store
IirasipEey.

have lust received anu a'c Nv" "
~ the Town of Ripley, large and genera
assortment of Groceries, Produce NC, consls-
,ipg in par, of the following articles, when au'
determined to sell cheaper for CASH, 'hah
thew have been heretofore sold in this Market
VIZ
3 bxs Jas River Tobacco. 2COo os eesl "Os"
q" Kentucky do. bls Molasses; q.
3 4" Rasins, 30uo lbs nv None'
. kegs Saleratus, ~ SACKS oa H.
g 4" Pepper, ~ DIS sup NV
Spice, III rect !" u'sn'
2 d" Ginger, "Cog pfanpy'
:, Is " Nails, assorted. sweet WINE
}. 10 bales Spun Cotton. 3 Leaf Sugar.
q q together with Indigo, Nader, Starch, Broom;
" Water Buckets, Powder, Shot q Lead Candl
Is assorted Snuff, Percussion Caps, Writing "a
l. per, Ink, Sperm, Star and TalIow Candle
ne Horse Collars, Wedding Hoes, Spanish an
on Melee Segars, Bex Backing, Stone ware a
n, sorted, RIce Imperial and other Teas l DC
nd fresh Lemons, fresh Mackerel; anu many o'h
TN articles too tedious to enumerate, CaIl II "
no want bargains, as you will be, sure to gel 0ne'
400 NEWTON w. SCOTT.
nd Ripley, March 22nd, ls45-l6G
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Job Printing
OF all kinds neatly executed at this VI
fee. md on terms to suit the times.
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE
n II The September Term 1914, OF Inc
SseA Probate Court of Tippah County MIS-
sissippi: Letters Of Administration were
granted to the undersigned, CD the Estate q
Pascal ". Palmer, deceased. Notice. Is
therefore, hereby given to alLpersonS nav,
ing claims against said Estate to pTese"
hem within the time limited by law, or ''0
same will be barred.
MIR, jeremiah II. Pickens, is my hSen'
as Adminis,ra,ix aforesaid, to whom cla''"'
may be presented and payments maGe'
MARTHA p. PALy.ER. Aam,
of p. W. Palmer De''
Sept, 9Th 1914 -43--6w
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Pound Pins.

EEHis rare article so seldom found in this
~ market, is now for sale a, Kings corner by
Feb 20, 1915. J. b. WALKER.
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Medical Notice

X E ~: IS; IS; :::i : +: +: !: +:
--nh.-.sS ~ r..
IA hons~ h, .lfIcitleniion IL his pfo'e',.
.iapsl duiier, 10 merit hvefu' "''' V
public patronage ,..e,.o ,en.
6.rlla Cficc u tho same heretofore ~ !.
v~ by Laird, Ellis & Wyman' whefe "
r,y =, oH limos be found, unless p'olos'
rinnnly absent
Cc'r, ljIh, 1912 ' G"'
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,EaiEOl''S Notice.

WAS Committed to the Jail OF
Tippah county Mississippi on
the 18th instant,a Negro Woman
y no calls her name jimmy, and
,ssys she belongs to Thomas
'IThompsor, living in Madison
county Tenn. Said negro is Of
dark complexion, has down look
,bo 10 about a or 40 wears OF are,
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drugs ~ Family
MEDICINES.

yplll. undersigned would respectfully beg
~ late tu snnBunfr ~ The ctiiyuhh " TYP
rsh ruuaig that ba has iuf foiufhed tpm
phiIsdtIpliia snd huuaui Wdl hin . finall ahl
neal h, "a Deusa sud raniy Medioiuosoi w.
.eWn srlsrli9n', Which boz rliW un ieasphaulu
ltims IN Casb, Coaslsliat pan oi The io'Iow'
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Pauperism in Richmond.

IL is melancholy fact, not generally known
we believe, that our city contains many, very many
citizens who are in the most INDECENT circum
stances. They are paupcrs, not because II is IN
their nature TO be beggaTs, but because they are
no from absolute necessity.
A friend of ours has told us that he has had re.
peated applications from INDECENT females in this
city, to nercede for them in procuring employ
ment in the manufacturing establishments of Rich
mond or elsewhere. Here, then, is one of the
strongest appeals to the phanthropist-the mon.
led men, to bring their idle capital into active
vice by giving employment 10 those who ask not
their alms-but employment, by which they would
give value received for any aid afforded them.
IL has been an impression heretofore, that labor
in this quarter is too high TO be made profitable {;
but surely when ii is stated that hundreds OF poor
women. now in our city, are willing and anxious
TO work. for mere sustenance for themselves and
children, that impression can no longer exist.
This class Of our citizens who are now ia alb.
ject poverty, would, if actively employed IN some
manufacturing establishment, soon become differ
eut beings; and, where wre,ched squahdness
now stares them in the face, they would be-
come cheerful and happy. Does not this SUBJECT
deserve the attention Of those who arc less i'll ia
vored than the persons we refer to above. We
think so-we sincerely hope others more compe-
tent to push these matters may think with us, and
at once exert themselves in behalf Of that which
so strongly appeals TO philanthropc action.
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eAsr>' % ait sea,Hs bfra he.
plant bum: but he paest air
sfe ssa .erca and other fApdaar complaints
shieA rse1sed fom generation pAis and
dig>rnr hssey We the bis.ns
cf kai Cresr erofa and Kindred deae when their
ains Hereditary the blood etadested and The entail
cut onfessr BY SapJ. o the
wtosshs BY this PREPARATION mrht reihs- be considered neura-
h- thry bet voaehed
Hot ue voice % nth
restored viii spsas Rhcumst.a a
For rher evidence OF Il. superior
value and eeaey pamphlets which
gratis.
a Prepared AID ssh retail and for ..pos,.,,ou
BY A H. SANDS Co. DruEr-ts and Buid
ne. No "a nrosiway of Chambers street. Yos
soh ai-o by ALEX DuvAL co. AEenis Main street. Rie
usnd. Va aS- tsee "a Rnl-. ,s bottles for 4,
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Desulse nol .maN Lcginnine,.

In pennng our article on Manufactures yes;er.
day, and in copying the extract Of Il letter Gom a
match manufacturer, were aware that II might
seem, to some. like throwing the subject into ridl
cule. But such is not the case. We simply pub
lished Mr., RaDders letter 10 show the friends ol
manufactures in Richmond that they should not
despise small beginnings. They certainly can.
not expect to see our city spring up all at once
into a great manufacturing Metropolis. These
things require beginning even = ube but small.
We do not wish readers to suppose that Mr.
RS letter is the only VIC have received from
tho North, making enquiries about Richmond and
its neighborhood. We have received letters from
New jersey and New York, requesting inlorma.
ton as 10 the price and value Of Virginia lands,
and from the tone Of those letters, We have been
led TO believe that many entcrpfsing men Of the
Northern States would be- willing 10 cmigrate Ia
Virginia. il they were convinced il would be Ia
their advantage to do So
As there are many Of cur landholdcrs in thi.
region who have probably more land than The,
can conveniently cultivate, We trust such may put
ms IN possession Of any information in regard f.,
their prices, which may enable us to answer th,
many enquiries on that subject
Would il not be well iOi all Of our farmers WHO
have spare land, # they would send US IN som,
memoranda as to quantity, price, DC ? II wiI
afford Us graet pleasure 20 use such mcmp5anJ.
20 their advantage " we can.
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tonilsmcrl have hoteCd the reeommc ndahons 81 TIE
Wang, upon scvcisl occasions, Of "Brinkerhofs Health
Restorative which be the fesu at the pcVsnnal
knowledge ct the Editors OF its eic,cy-Wd the Editor
state whether they hsyc any farther knowledge # this re
medy THAI that derived from the cerheates which accom-
pany ~ II they have they will confer benefit on tho
community by making 1t known. II they have not q Q
winch remedy noticed in the Wing. Is cal
culaicd to m,sload the community.
am much interested in knowing the fact in ihis mat
aud will b. ples scd this published. u.
Richmond, July 29,h, rs.
In reply TO the communication of our friend
above, we can assure him that the Editors Of the
Wig know nothing, OF ''thc;r personal know
ledgH" in regard to the Restorative" Nor 10
they wish their readers TO suppose them willing to
puff article in their editorial columns, of which
the editors themselves are ignorant.
We request our friend 10 examine the ''recom-
mcndations their position in the paper, &c, and
he viii see u attached to each, which is always
an indication that the article having such Il mark
is not written by the Editor. Again, the reader
will that such articles gcnerolly appear IN the
form Of what the printers term "6isAoP.'
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Eerrnrinons Chncolnic.

IIOR TIE n Chotoss Neou, At eton of the stomach
" Leucorfi pebfy, nnd Disease fChidfen Approved By
the Faculty n Medicine q Fans snd by French
goveument
Nam Practitioners have administered Iron in an s forms md
cnfeatouci N render grateful pos.be Tie digestive ~.
The dAcuy for ~ al Tie
tie happssi and best inputaby Ferrugtnous Cho.
coinfe
The pefon' who will derive great
feffus nous Chpcoiat.. arc
IT., Women 81 paid complexion WIN complain 81 dienlt
breathing especially as.enfrg staircase. paphaton 0f tho
har % ne head. dresis tadiy, and
wh0s" appe'rs BE- desti 'omeuues poved who ofien
'HpeTntc aeeng0 ~ cnfhcs tc lower etontes, and n
general defangrmsntof the whole system
Cd Mcn who pale ard NJ delicate constuton, whose d.
e0n sdfcur ami cahaucd ~ and fatigue
hd aner Fenugnous Chocolate
| material Improvement heir
ID Wsas edtsn and efeeay i1fe who arc retey vii &C
qufc strength and theh zon w fail 10 dcveipe "
ssiC
h. Bu principally young rs budding ino wonantood
who're fBsy anguisbur
and vivid complexion succeeding
ness regularity of The economy and word
fnunshine fervening will prove only
utility obut the Indispensable necessity for the % ts Peru
rsous Chocolate.
fresh supply this ysIuabe preparation hand and fo
| sale ~ p. JOHNSTON.
! lu.5I Druggist.
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Ny. MARKET july as-a Sap. \

Some 500 bales Of have been sold full prices
part tor export.
Flour without change Gsnessee fresh is plenty
and good only be had 81 3ls3S Ohio and Michigan
SI,i?ss25; 20oO bbls Beach Akron sale S525,
porauon. Sune Brandy wine has been received and
Is held at S. old Southern St15 for good brands Two
care"es TAR Ncrh Carolina wheat sold Csc, and
another cargo IS On the market.
One parcel OF Norhonrye brought Csc and another 69e,
delivered csrsn Jersty yellow soc, VT. for Alba
~. No change IN the position OF whiskey.
No important movement IN Provisions; sweet Butter Is
sca'ce. and some Western dairy brought l2!c.
Sterling bills firm at 9ial0 prem; prime francs
not b. had better than 5,215.
PS. Evening-The amount OF cotton reported above
Is quite enough fer the whole Gay.-JOur. Cora
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We learn from the Union, that though the Post master
general has been far defeated his for
Prding the mail fr"m the north, since visiting Pniladea
Fisv last lac has hopes of carrying the
Plated arrangement At all events, the gap will be
filled up aud whether the mail from Washington
o. las present, should fall back O'Clock.
dinc the old arrangement. hour only will b,
ssHed IN Wash,neto ton, instead ut seyen--ALEx Gaz
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Dron Cormnnieafions.

We take occasion TO say TO our friends, who are IN
the habi, OF dropping communications for the Wing in
tho Richmond Post Office, that we have Cox OF our
own, the Wig o.iice, where such things must be
dropped. their authors expect them 70 be ,akcn out
No communications Tor ,hs paper viii hereafter be
opened. At they put the Post Office OF this city
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no "A TRIlE VIM .

oar friend ybo writes through the Richmond ro.
Oee. touches. fear. upon subject Which would pro-
dsee iI-tempored aud an unpleasant Discussion.
controversy zach would necessarily be- brought by
the publioatou of - True Whg's article, uloogh no
81 p5ldco chafacicr)i s to BE- dreaded than de-
question Of almost sny other to,ac.
We hope therefore, our unknown friend may pardon Vi
for declining his srie'c.
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kErORrEn FOR TUE UNITED STATES GAZETTE.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

MoxpAy EvExING, Jaly 2S,h
Florr--We find no alteration notice in the maIkc;,
all descriptions dull. and continue quotations 81
laI for ordinary. and 81 - :orsolec,ed brands 81 tor
sound old stock. Ry. F1our-Smll sales at 50 S1t-
Corn Meal-Penn. is held at 81 Isl. Wheat Remains
nj steady prices; sales u Southern s6c old
Penu'a at the same. Corn-Sa,es Of Southern yellow
At lie. Oats-clj Southern sold 30 cents. PlasIcr-
Cargo sales 81 90 Sugar-The msTket more ac-
tive, and ubou, 1870 hhdS. changed hands mostly
Orleans at q re-, whrskey is scarce aud
wanted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-31

We see iron the Boston Journal. that complaints aye
made nboat Mr. Wise. Minister Bsnz, aud that he
has had quarrel with Mr. Gordon. Consul Rio.
who has seu boue Of the dispute
The statements tho paper have nonsd, strong
" against what IL called the sng aud
course Of the Minisier-Iier Gar.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF VA.

By letter from the University, we Learn that ws H.
MeGurrEy Eso has been appointed to the Chair OF Moral
Philosophy. and ]. b. MisoR. Es. Professor OF Law
The S2o extra Zee in the Senior Class Of Law hes been
abolished.