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Musical Instruction the art OF Singing. Playing
III Piano Forte Organ, Flute, and Violin, hc, Sell
BEYN, music from Germany prepared % giv
o. The above banches Of nse WHISTLER a. hi e
residence Of pupil and will devote himself
trey ~ those intrused 90 his
N BMr the best Of recommendation from Mon
ea music. We
be found Mr. Ksif, piano forts Isanuciurc SCUM side
Pennvapa between io and h Streets or at Fishers
Snuonerz, Hail. Itist tta &. Ht iEH IA 10 q
Ocf
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6, ,s4 Concord Academy. td sr8ta
THE Institution viii the lst Of oc
r. WIN. COLEMAN, A. M, Principal.
LEWIS M COLEMAN, A. M

N ~ IS. ss.a.i REpEREHcRs. 9sfa q. .ssase
Hon. John Y. Mason;t XIV
DR.. f. r. Scott Speaker Of the Senate Of Virginia;
Thomas J. Randolph esq.,. Abemarei
DIR. AImistead Cook Portsmouth
Robert c. Stanard, esq, Richmond;
Vim. II. Harrison, esq., Prince George;
WIN. II. Tayloe, esd. Mount Airyi %4aH
Richard Baylor, esq., Essex; ns
Andrew Hunter esq, Jeherson
Clayton q. Coleman, esq., Louisaj 3. fta... s2
John I'abb, esq, Gloucester;
Vim. H. Roy, esq. Gloucester;
Hon. Robert M II. Hunter, Essex;
Right Nicholas Cobbs ID. D., Bishop Of Alabama
Hon. Thomas n. Bayiy, M. C.i ~
Judge Daniel Coleman Alabama;
Hon. James A. Seldom M. O. t -
Gen. Bernard Peyton,. Rchmondi aas iL X
Hon. James M. Mason,. Frederick;
Rev, VIM Friend, Port Royal
John r. Bryan, ESQ., Goucesterj
Thomas d. Ghoson, ). Petersburg; 'a.
Men W. Fisher, esq, Northampton
John w. Tyler, esq., WaTenton;
George r. wilkins, esq !. Northampton; ft
Francis Il. Rivcs, esq, Petersburg. ts
.Gentemen who present wards
Of the institution. ea t saa.
Sep. 2-u lintel] .atf
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ADAns = ooss GALAEoRHIA ExsRnss,
- pS9 vi S1Ski

Hn ssbscrxbsrs rssp<0tnualy give nstsus a. tAsy
isrs parcel sssSsse s ssp' and % s
hm.s q every steamer for Chase, Sending sspseial
asent through each Trip who win take charge Of freight
ela n person 70 ~ Immediate dslxty Lseu viii ss bore
witch islands, by every sailing foI New Fok 10 Cassr
Our hTst express viii ,esys Nsg Isk SATURDAY Sep
Haskell who has for several pears been scshy tnovsio
Ted reside San fsne, have ealiss eoanol
'N'l ADAMS i 90, d wan s,rsss New Yo %
.8- 4. % Chesnut street, Phlsdsipha
90 |" l62 baltimore street, BALTIMORE
Sept 7--eodtl4h -
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MA A. DE vAUDRIcOURT begs leave 60 inssrsn she
III public and his friends having permanently located IN Wa
he intends devote attention The tuition Of the frcn
Italian and spsni. languages and also Of e pano oe and draw
ing an IN branches References Of the highest re<pectaby
Win gwen by applying bis residence, 2 between and
d. ner door 20 Gbsons Academy Dsv music store, and
Mrs. Andersons stationery store.
Jnfy I7--codn
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To Constructors.

EAIED PROPOSALS. viii received the Office Of the James
- Company Richmond, until the 23d day Of
November next Of stone dam james
river falls wenyeight mdirs shove kic
mo 80. g ~. U
The dam viii be 100 feet long and 10 feet high.
The work will be paid for In current bank notes Besides the
monthly estimates, the
tractor ample security zaSfhctory
Board Of Directors completion Of the work and
specified In the contract -. - 49, ~
work viii be exhibited, and specifications
thereon delivered TO coInpanyr Office In Rich
mond November application 20 The
tary Of the company WALTEk GWfNN
: Erel h' r'g Chief Engineer J. n d X. Co.
Richmond, October IL, ls4o.
9-Anw3w
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KENNETH CLEmENTs,
Notary Public, Besniv Lond, Penston, and 6tnaoi
.ggrnt, Washfngfon,

BENsETr OLEmENTs,
.Nsfarg TssbHc Heunfr Land, F'eHston and Gtn<roi
Sgrat, az W,ashtngfoR,
CONTINUES prosecute revolutionary services, In
VALID revolutionary, halfpay and widows PENSIONS and MI
claims growing of 1919 and The with Mexico
Is cle In the Treasury Department, and
enables him
with proptncrs and efficiency all claims coned 10 hts
pectod thai correspondents viii pay postage.
RKrrERrrcEs.
Hon A. r. paeby, Ala Hon. A. Iverson, Ga.
r. Butter King, Ca. Col. a. q. Beuneu, .. N. army,
n D. Rheu, sc. Gen. Towscn, ., NJ. Gen.
J.. 4. Phelps, Mo. Hon. y. La sere, La.
r. w. Tompkins, Miss. Mrr-r-. Gales seston,
J.. n. Hnrmsnson, La. Mossrs. Corcoran RirFs,
T. q. Chapman Md Col. r. 2. Andrew, PM. A.
Ms. Col. ID. j.. Ricardo, Orleans
Job Mann, pa. Nal. Lloyd !. Beah, r. MA
A. n Paris, comptroller Of Pesr Hssser, esq,
treasury. treasury.
Sept U--1y
National Medical College, Washington, ID. G.
UsHE ANNUAL. COURSE or LECTURES viii commence ON
hrst Monday In November and continue until the end OF
March.
THoxss Miller NJ d. Professor of Anatomy and Physiology
wLLss JoHEsros NJ d., Professor Of Obstetrics and The
Disc ases Of Women and Children. -E ~
Josaoi Rilsv d. Professor Mseha Medica Thsrapue
jcas rssssmcr MAJ, d., Professor Of he Principle.
es.sros TrIss d. Professor Of Pathology and Of
Esw"sp PosrS.s d. Professor of Chemistry Pharmacy
KEe srosE MD Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy and
Y.sss u Moss.s, M D.. r,osecor and Demon.Tsor.
Cnca twice week cases selected from the wash
nefon fnfrmary Operations pcrbrned before e class
Pee ~ fsn scgrs q lectures w. Demon'uaos ticket go
49, WILLIAM p. JOHNSTON, M D., Dean
July io-2swt5thNov 5h street, between and streets
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IENI<s' new Commemorative Conservatory ths n1-
be containing the text Of the authorized yeriop with marginal
Hcny' Commentary he practical ohserva
Thomas Scott, with extensive from ecoy bod
dridge Gill; Adam Clark, Lowth, many other witen the
SCRIPTURES; with
scenes, illustrative OF the customs, sndqudes &C, ~
ancienb. itr+ " ff-At-sa sss A'tt'fsff tf II
TAYLOR MAURY,
|, Oct 10 Trp nttE Pubtshes osif street.
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nv wssn sss -. $1,000. "a ~ ma
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900 pair point esninss blue Msssnsc " measure
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1000 yards scarlet strouds
500 yards blue srouds 3gt ~ Hst5
l,oo yards fancy list cloth, blue
$50 yards fancy list cloth green
"a zoos yards gray list cloth, blue A h&t3s tf@H
5000 yards saved list cloth, blue #
1850 yards saved list cloth, scarlet ~ XII
800 yards list cloth, green ggaf.Bg 9s.,-H
9a5 pounds worsted yarn, 3 Told III
100 dozen cotton fac hsndkerchiefs
$50 dozen COTTON Madras handkerchief
20 dozen "a cotton sIaws
so dozen a. cotton rhaws
as dozen "A cotton sbaws NY F M n
40 dozen 81 wooen shaws
$1,000 yards domestic calico a. '5 ..a.a.t
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a'sO0 yards blue drilling
4s0 oS yards yards blue dsnirs ts
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= 40 40 s ssJs Soaassic sh,;ns unhssch.A
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5000 vards checks ntriues ma plaidn #4 5
80 80 Wa So.s" y ' inss -
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I6oo flannel shirs #rt
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benjamin r worcesss teacher
offhcnosphy during me past sessoa b sevrd schools y "
city, i've privse insucdon q bic room ms
Goens, Penn avenue, between 7m sss On =
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Christopher Gramuer,
Attorney and Connssuor at LoW,
HAVING Pennsyivania Avenue, be-
III ~ and 9Th he will continue 70 practise law In the
District, Congress, De
paents, and the Board Of Commissioners Of Mexican claims
Aug l2-eod2m f4f&{ 4l3 tacA tatsaf
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n General auction and Ccmmis.ion bus,nes N w c, q
Beach Tucker beg Iesvc sos
liberal Of pubiic patronage They psose sfer9in nc
eli kinds Of properly real aud personal hn may pe nuuH
goods which ne earliest gecd nsd e e Vol
Ana they attention 70 business, sod
fI sdhrvsnrr good Old psincps, eguiek sales and
prompt returns, merit the confidence o. me people :. L
HOTEL central me civ and ned up exwes.y or n
door nIee uu be ample accommodate ~
sooas snns may Be coAsipned % gft4 s .i4i6ds Va
They will add bdcss 70 be conducted upon
sry bosscsf principle, tnusscd
eir be bid in ny themselves consequently pcrnI
mem cslcuste upon receiving sss vefy hheN pces
''''' :" ~ ''''' BEACH TUCKER,
oetia-da US ss. 81. lfiI slfI3uiI Ancdoneerr
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New Goods for Gentlemen.

I'VE Just received beautiful Of cloths,
and vesng Of te newest slndes and Styles which
prepared make order in the best style.
In te quality
beautiful Of latest with
DESCRIPTION Of pantaoons and vests 70 suit every
We have large stock q wooden sk and cotton
piste exeeiled
my OF which offer oar usual low and uniform
p'"' YOUNG 3 oREM.
Sept yo-3taw4wf
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CTEEAP SCHOOL BOOKS ~ every ksnd q Tayier "
Msnys Bookstorc, ON street. N go y
slsss sss ssyy sooks aaa pens i very low pdessi
Assm
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UEnRy = rOOrE win hereafter Practise in me suprsm
Is,sc him maybe s'.s'ss siA.r ,:ss:,r
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UNITED STATES WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
HOUSE. - ~ "A. u

rr HOUSE. arInf r.. nfsr \
EVILS HANFoRD, Nos "a, s54, 256 and ass Pearl street,
IL (beween Futon and Burning sip New York. have on
CLOTHING United 5nirs,
adapted all marke In the article Of Shirts and DIawe we
o.k Ct oTHLNa AMP COVERED HATS Z. shs void. PLAIN
Catalogues OF stock sent by mail Orders promptly nled
80 LEWIS d HANfORD,
ff. Nos. 25a, a5t, 256, and 25s Pearl St, N. Y.
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DEFrIIP BARTON KEY Will stt<nd 90 amy busines
may before either Of me courts o. his Dis
tct, and Of claims before Con
rre-- and The Departments. once on street -
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1875. July r-Swu
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KNOX WALKER win practise law IN the srprene
j. Court Of The United Sies, ncnd
claims ssaa-s se government hddrtss Washington, D. O.
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gRrsNCH and Spanish Lsnxunges.--J. MEIERE, late
ss.or United navy Yale College, Ae respectfully
Of washington that be coniemp.te~ ewing in
eirners.
Prof Mcicre hb reputation instructor
established require particular references
fm &C., address NJ the bcoksores Of mes fr.nct
Tavor Taylor Maury, his residences Mrs
wiiass Opposite fsnck TayIor, Pennsyivsnis
kovs sd = .stlfaf 3 III
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e,UVrEMRp Report Of the Mutual Lifs Insurance
~ cosnr.ny 81 New Yok. Once No. rs Wall street f'
Men Accumulated l. 1873, exceeding tsT2o0o
mi. September, Issued hun
aredn nj policies, via "a ra.'
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lust RECEIVED, the Island Of g. Thomas, brig
Aanao-tin, Dory, lot Of the finest genuine green turtle
ever brought market, which
modes Of cookery and In the best possible style
Norfolk sced sbeephcad, mack
ere hog6s he all Of which win be served up q nc shortest
f1-Fsmiies served . usual
An ls-u W. Whbhsh
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ORLANDO BROWN, -
Commissioners Of Indian Afhir.

ny-NOTICE.--The tisas fDr opening the bids h ex-
10 day Decrpb<r merit, 81 10 O'Clock, and
,he time Aeverv Of te eoods l June, o The
iAon hddins extracts be taken nom The contracts Of former
yssrs hss been re.cipdcd o. n.
: DsrAsrNrrr rms fSTrHIoR -.
Once Indian AfAirs, Oct 20, 1879
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IL
CuTans Speeches, vol large octavo-poruait-42 %.
Watton Cyclopnda Of Commerce, Finance, Mercantile
&C., edaed by McCuiloch I vol. large octave, ~ ~
stfus Sports and Pnzines volume, octave, with leo %
vinrs, " So Published at Is rs
shshdan's Speeches. vols, octave, aud portrait 10
Martins Bniish Colonies vol. large octave, - 30
Pnccs History Of the mahommedan Empires volumes, gu
80 90, published at ~ guineas. -.
DOM Gardeners Dictionary, vols, large quarto, -, publ
at II rsneas.
And oer ne English editions Of books Of staple value,
spcndIns abovebcoks which will leave The ADJ
sers hands In a few days. FRANCk TAYLo
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pounds them for His constituents In The courts,
be speaks at all the political meetings, and
goes TO Congress when he can. Look at him in
the councils Of the nation-hear how he talks
-there is wisdom on lis tongue and industry
in his action, midi II he only struggle onward
he may yet rise into the best society. Sobri-
ETY., study, industry, and good behaviour will
elevate him above those who now sheer at him
because he gets his living BY the tortuous and
doubtfullya honest profession Of the law.-
Look at his hands! They nre stained with
ink! Is he to be despised for that! They
were honorably stained in writing q brief or
pennipg an opinion He is the great talker
Of our country, if he only keeps sober, and is
honest and industrious, we can with conf
oenee trust that country's liherliesto his keep
ling .,s.7 ,ssa a Vi g
All this sounds very ridiculous when np-
piled 70 lawyers, and is equally 80 when up.
piled to mechanics. The fools who prate a.
bout where the mechanic may riso to, il he Is
only I" honest, Industrious, and SOBER" insult
his intelligence and basely imply, that, from
the character Of his occupation he must nat
urally be prone 10 dishonesty, ~idlensss, and
drunkenness, Asa body Of men the miechan-
les Of the United States will compare with
any other profession or occupation, whether.
as regards intelligence, honesty, OF virtue, and
such gratuitous counsel from those who have
no superior claim to the qualities, ia peculiarly
offensive. IN every station Of life, from the
foundation Of our Government until the pres
ent, in civil and military life, men raised to
mechanical occupation have distinguished
themselves and shed lustre upon their coun-
try, and we should like u know at what We.
Rod Of Us history, mechanics, and the sons Of
me Chanics, composed no portion Of that best
society which these insulting paragraphs re-
commended them to aspire to? In every. city
Of the Union, mechanics number among them
men who stand pre.eminent for every quality
which can distinguish man as better than his
fellows.-H. Louis Reueile. s
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subIImIty and varlett u lhe nibIe.

The true reason why some literary men dis.
believe the Bible, is the one given BY DR., John
son:-'Because they are ignorant Of it's cons
tents.' Ana the same may be the roason why
50 many readers fail even TO read this 'book
divine.' Mrs. Ellis, in her Poetry Of Lie,
has well said -
"With our established ideas Of beauty, grace.
pathos and sublimity either concentrated in
the minutest points, Or extended to the widssl
range, we can derive from tho Scriptures !
kind Of qualification not to be found in any
other memorial Of the past or present time.
From the wild beasts of the desert, to the
lamb within the shepherds fuld-from the
consuming l%ocusts, to the cattle on a thousand
h%ills-from the rose Of Sharon to the cedar Of
Lebanon-lrom the clear crystal stream, gush-
ing from the finty rock, to the wide waters
OF the deluge-from the barren waste to the
fruitful vineyard, and The land flowing with
milk ana %honey--from the lonely path Of the
wanderer, to the gathering Of a mighty null
titude-from the tear that falls in secret to
the din Of battle, and the shout Of a triumph
ant host-from the cottage to t.. throne
from the mourner clad in sackcloth, to the
prince in his purple robes-from the gnawing
Of the worm that dieth not, to the seraphic
vision Of the blessed-from the still small voice
to the thupders Of 0mnipotence--Erom the
depths Of hell 10 the regions Of eternal glory
there is no degree Of beauty or deformity,
no tendency to good or evil, no shade Of dark
ness or gleam Of light, that does not come
within the tognizance Of the Holy Scriptures,
and therefore there is no expression or con-
ceplion Of the mind that may not here find
a corresponding p%icturei no thirst for excel
lencc that may not meet with Its full supply;
and no condition Of humanity Excluded from
the unlimited scope Of adaptation and sympp-
thy comprehended in the Language and spirit
Of the Bible'''
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The editor Of the Portland Transcript says,
that certain editors, with owl-like gravity,
address themselves TO the mechanic, telling
him fine is industrious he will get wealth.
il studious he will will get knowledge VIZ.
tuous he will get a good name, aud into good
society, &c. &c, aid then i1atter themselves
that they have won the favorable opinion Of
those whose sides they have in This manner
tried to tickle"
The men who thus address the mechanic
Of the United States insult them, and betray
their own vulgarity--they do not know the
men they seek to instruct, and this IS unpar-
donable in those who assume the right to coun.
sci them. II the dissemihatofs Of this twad
die were placed in a condition to be contras.
ted with the mass Of mechanics, they would
discover their own deficiencies, and ever after
c%onine their silly counsel to minds Of theil
own class.
This offensive kind Of rdvice is continually
travelling the round Of certain papers, and is
sure to be copied and sent numerous
readers by mammoth literary Sheets
Were it confined to this latter class OF pa.
pers it might pass without rebuke, for twad-
die l~egitimately belongs to them but some pa
pers that have character for intelligence and
ability also copy the offensive stuff. Let Us
dish up a dose Of il for those Of some other
occupation than a mechanical one. we have
a moroccan before us, addressed 70 mechanics
which We have traced thfongh abontthirly ex-
changes, and the substance Of would sound
about thus-addressed TO lawyers:
The lawyer il The noblest work Of Cod
THAT means, Of course, that he is honest
Look around you and see his labors-ho
make the laws in our Legislatures, and Ky
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GFLieut. Lynch, Of the Dead Sea expedi-
ton has brought home a few fragments Of the
Pillar Of Salt into, which Lots wife was trans
formed. We understand that the Lieutenant
says the pillar is fifty feet high and stands pre-
cisely on the spot designated by the Bible!--
We understand that the Lieutenant preserves
the fragments in d very curious horn which
he picked up on the shore of the Deudssea--
T. Whtg. 'a
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4 ard--R cad 1t.

subscribers beg leave, most res
.chly, to thank their friends
,sry generous, liberal, and sub
patronage extended them. They
her best e~xertlons 70 merit d
|,hcs of the same-and will be
I sstys their friends and The
heretofore, at their old stand.
IN GOLDEN MORTAR, where
ast received from New York
ihspbia, a FRESH and complete
Ra q articles in their line.
PRlESTLEY & MOSBY,
n, luiy 81, '48.
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WALKING THE WATER. -ExcURsIoN Ek4aGoR-
DINARy.-Ferv boats,and bridges are likely 10
become articles Of unnecessary expeHse. {
celebrated india rubber firm Of the city Of
New York have recently "6xed up a con-
%trivance which will enable b maFfto ainghim
self into The river with perfect impunity and
float there too, as plbusantiy as He likes, ahdas
long at he chooses, only using his digits for pro-
~pulsion whiihetsoevef he lists. The thing wsa
prcalically tested on Monday last about noon
whenayoung genlleniaR named Lowell Leaps
ing from a steamboat at the South Ferry, went
out with the current and returned with ito
food tide to Castle Garden, about i've o'clock
having been about four hours Ia Tho wa
ter. lie came out perfectly dry aud warm,
to the aslOnishment anu satisfaction az a nani-
Der Of genllemen who witnessed ths CONS
mencoment and close Of the excursion. rs
regretted that he did not take along with him
a aewspHPei Of . book, "a while away tho tins.
We expect now 10 bee the North river fun Of
floating bipeds, furnished with thdse rubBsts;
Egoing to and coming from Eioboken.--M n
Express
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GEoRGE BAGBY

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NM ss'ese Als saloon in the Canton
leco |, s9eFe he i ready and anx.
b, VIVA Oualea al his friends, and
poe bsl 4 comfortable shave, at
asad i'sa ana DREssINe done in
t@iaa@ wv, W genteel style, and to
every reasonable per-
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4.Aionable Tailor. 4.
N Alice formerly occupied by
IN CalIihum, where he is pre-
\ II II kinds Of work 10 his line
M, " prices to suit the times.
Y Y the road to wealth,
s3s II Clothing renovated.
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...s,sou County, Mississippi
Aa room above the Post Office.
Els0sr attend the Circuit Courts
1ss,;ss Ii Alfalfa, Leake, Madi.
ssd Holmes. Business en-
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SLAVE LABOR IN FAcToRrET.--The Proprie-
tor Of the factory in Tuscaloosa, Ala makes
a calculation ii one Of the Southern papers
to show that, if the Eastern factories could
make cloth at tenconts per yurdyhe can make
il at 81 cents. This (aGtcryis worked by slave
labor; and another IN Tuscaloosa county. also
to be worked entirely by slaves, which will
run a thousand spindles-Bah. SUM-