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River Matters.

AAAH@A A1NNNA
TIE GORGE BKOKEN-Esrly yesterday morning the
Golden Gate arrived from above, being the first boat that
arrived At our landing since the breaking Of the gorge,
which occurred on Sunday. Daring the day the 4. B.
Chambers, Illinois and Amazon arrived. From the
clerk Of the latter boat, we learned that the n. ". ThOn-
as was the only boat that suffered any damage from the
breaking OF the gorge, so far as his knoEledgs extended;
she Vas thrown on . bar and waE hard aground when the
Amazon passed down. OF the boats below the gorg-, the
Fails City, had parted her cables and was out in the
stream, but It was not supposed she would suffer matsri-
al damage. Ac0nsiderabie quantity Of floating ice passed
down yesterday, snd, we presume, on to-day and to-mor-
row it viii run heavily. We are glad that navigation is
now uninterrupted between this and Cairo, and We may
reasonably expect = "heet" Of boats IN a few days from
the latter pert.
- The river Is rising fast, opposite our city, having
risen in all, some six feet since cur nrst announcement o.
a rise. Owing to the breaking OF the Fulton gorge, con-
siderable floating ice passed our city yesterday, but in the
course OF two days We expect to be enabled to chronicle
the fact that the Mississippi river, opposite Memphis, is
entirely clear Of ice. owing to the lovely weather, yester-
Cay. considerable business was transacted at the landing,
ana should Ike weather continue for a few days longer,
We may expect the landing 10 assume that business as
psot which is it, wont in February, when the weather Is
fair. We rejoice with boAtmen, at the breaking OF the
gorge. and can only hope that they, As vel as we, viii
have no more complaints to make concerning low water
and ice for months TO come.
The fine steamer Choetdt5, the veteran Captain
smedIey in command, will leave for New Orleans this
morning at ten O'Clock. She has her load en- board. and
will 20 through with dispatch. Passengers will be taken
on reasonable terms.
The Kate Fris5ee was detained by heavy fogs On
Sunday night. and did not arrive until noon yesterday.
She left, however, at FIVE O'Clock, on her return "trip, car
ryins a large number Of passengers, with a good freight
list and the Q. s. Mail.
The fine steamer EvdEsv.He arrived on Sunday
from JaeksonpoTt. Navigation is now unintsrruptedi in
white river. She viii depart this afternoon at thrss
O'Clock for the White river country. The Evansvils has
Superior accommodations for passengers and we commend
her to the public.
The fne packet james LdughHa, leaves this after
noon for White river. She has superior accommodation
fer passengers, and viii carry large amount Of freight
Captain kaingault is her commander and M. Booker is
her clerk. Billy Hodge Is her agent.
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FRIDAY EVENING, January %.
Weather without reaction, and the supplies Of prOdu-e
50 small as 10 cause a very small trade.
The river continues firm with its bridge Of ice, allowing
tbs free passage Of foot passengers and light vehicles.
Nothing later from New Orleans or Cairo.
Small sales as follows:
confined TO the retail trade, and no
sales reported.
WHEAT-SAle q 12T sacks damaged at roc, sacks re-
turned; 35s 20. partmusty, at s1Gs1 10, sacks returned.
asking soc in bags. but the only sales
reported we're ls2 bags at Sc, including bags, and 50 bags
al Sc, bags returned.
PROvISIoHs-Aarket quiet. Sale OF 100 bbls. city
mess pork to-day at SIS. In other descriptions, nothing
reported
SUGAR-SaleE Of IS hhds. at I0kc.
WHsKT-Ssle OF - and 80 bbls. at CSC and 60 bbls
at sOo-the latter an outside figure, as the market was
dull al CSC.
GUNSIEs-A lot Of so bales light was sold at I2Hc-sO
days time without interest.
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STEAMBOAT GOLDEN GATE,

HOLDE bATEI
February /, 1857.
whereas, W, The passengers on the Golden Gate on
her lsts hazardous and dangerous trip from Cairo 20 New
Orleans, having observed the Energetic and gentIsmsnly
conduct q Capt. williams, and If the tin=ness and couT-
tssy with which we have been treated BY the clerks
Nessrs. Hibbsrd and johnson, and the ether officers
aboard, take this method Of showing Cur appreciation Of
their services and their kindness.
We, the undersigned, DO most heartily commend the
steamer Golden Gate to the traysllng community.
Judge II. S. Orton. Madison, VIE; c. H. Wicks, Bos-
tea Mass; Dr.. !. q. Mclean, St. Louis, No. ". =
Perry, Boston. dass.s A Z Jones, Holmesvine, Miss;
A. J. PerTy, New Orleans. Ia; II. ]. BENJAMIN, Mem
phis, Tenn; together with sixty other gentlemen, and
f0rty-three ladies.
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DAILY APPEAL.

EsDAY..........FEBRUARY 3, 1857.
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NOTICE.

TJHE undersigned has a set OF the latest improved 81.
i Luis Steam Saw and Grst Nil Machinery, which
he wishes TO sell, either part for cash or all on time. Any
person wishing % buy the mS-@snsry, and has not a good
situation TO put the mill Up, I win al him, for m0npy or
on time, six or seven hundred acres Of as good timbere5
land as is in the county, nine miles from Memphis, aud
two from the Memphis and Ohio Railroad. Ny mill has
a 1O-inch cylinder and two Ss-inch boilers, IS feet long.
All OF the machinery IS new and in good running order
bands for Saw and Grist Mil. Ny Machinery runs two
Saws-thelover one hfty and the upper one thirty inches
THIS Mil Ia warranted to cut one thousand feet OF lumber
per hour, II attended to as it should be. Any person
wishing to buy a mill can get a bargain BY calling on the
subscriber, at his residence, one and = half miles OF Raj
etgh, shelby county, Tenn.
fanq-a Q. II. s~ANDERLIN.
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give had the pleasure yesterday morning
OF greeting our friend Or. McLEAS from ST Lsuis, the
proprietor OF NtLEAE's CELEBRATED STRESeTHES-
ING CORDIAL. We advise our Druggists to order a sup
ply Of il, As it is beyond AL doubt the most popular remedy
in the United States. We know II is veTy pleasant 70
tats. See he notice In anoihsr co-uma.
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VI, the undersigned, passengers on board tbe steamer
H. D. EeDeonB, hereby tender our sincere thanks 10
Capt. Hart, Nj. Lsndrum. and the other officers Of the
boat, for their uniform kindness and attention 70 their
passengers, and especially for the skill and safety with
which the boat il managed and we e~hserfuly recon-
mend the II. D. Nsseomb to the travelling public for
safety and comfort equal to any beat on the Mississippi
river.
G. D. Mitchell. Thos. R Banks, V. T.. Ferguson, Wm.
?. Pesrciaeld, John R. Hampton, WIN. Baste, D. n. Rog
en-, J. Hannah, and seTenty-hTe other passengers on the
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Vocal Music Mr.. L. c. and DR.. A. F.
E~vERETT, who have visited Memphis with the view q
estsblshing congregational classes in the different churchts
for instruction in sacred music. viii give a free lecture on
the elements and practice Of this science, il the CumbeT-
land Presbyterian Church, al ~ O'Clock tonight. These
gentlemen Gene to cur city hishly recommended FOR pre-
noeney, and We doubt not their labors viii be felt in the
improvement Of Church music Ender their instruction.
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Commercial Mlattfrs.
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL OFFICE,
TurepAv rrhruarv Z 1897 (

Co~TToN-Ttere was a good inquiry in the market
YESTERDAY, and sales reached 1745 bales at about an aver
age price OfI1A cents, sales mostly running upon the
lower grades. The market Up to Saturday was very in
active, owing to the unsettled state OF the Liverpool cot
ton market and the slow facilities CT shipping from this
point We give a statement OF the receipts and ship
msnts at this port TO January %. It is estimated By our
principal Cotton Factors that The number Of bales yet to
come viii net sxceed 50. 600 bales. We arrange oar quo
tauons to correspond with prices now being paid.
SALES bales at 81 cents; IS at 9 10 at 10; q At
IoN; Is At IOs IS at IOK; Iss at IL; I stIfA 100 at
50 at IlH lss at IL \ Is at lIN lie at IL X; 4ss
1t 70; IS at 1876 81 at 100 I; 60 az u sic; "a at I2z; p
1t 1875; l6 at l6K; 81 St1s Total number Of bales, I745.
MEMPHIS COTTON QUOTATIONS..
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SUBURBAN PRoPERTT.-On tomorrow, Col.
LOCKE, viii sell, on The premises, thu desirable residence
property OF Mrs. Law, situated On the Memphis and
Grenada Railroad. about one vile South o; the city. The
property in that neigtbOrhood Is improving as substEn-
tally and By Is good citizens As any in the vicinity Of
Memphis. This property viii be sold 20 tie highest bid
der, Szd all who fee any interest in such sales would do
well to attend. Omnibuses viii be in waiting 1t Col.
LOcKE's austion rooms 70 take bidders cut 70 the pre-
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LOUISVILLE, January s1.-The Dsmserats Of the Sen
ate AID Assembly met in caucus to-day and nomtuaied
Hon. JesseD. Bright and Hon. G. n. Fitch for ths q. s.
Senate. The election takes place on the % Of February.
Tho Convention recommended Ez-Gov. Wright for an ap-
nointment in the Cabinet.
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Lois at Private sale.

OFFER for sale, upon easy terms, snimproTed Lots,
I2l, 100, I25, I2e, lO3, IO4, I51, 1872. Improved Lots,
I6e and ITO being on the plan Of subdivision OF GreenlaW,
SaHar-sns, LOooey & Keele. G-B LOCKE
nov2-tf Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker.
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Plantation and Negroes for sale

THE subscriber, living in Fay -
AZA-A cite county, Tennessee, about four ~
fSTF2fe-A miles south Of Hickory Wythe,
and i've northwest OF Macon, VILE
EEE[L[Ez ali 70 he highest bidder m the
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e Gen. J. A. QUITMAN and Hon. A. G..
brown, Of Mississippi, have our thanks for numerous
valuable public documents; among the Number the tenth
annual Report Of the Board Of Regents o: the Smifhso-
nlsn institution, and the Report OF Secretary GUTHRIE
on the Finances. Our thanks are due to the Mississippi,
Arkansas and Tennessee delegations in general for IN
form similar fsvnrz
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Carpenters Tools
Union Factory Planes, Rules, SC,
Spear & Jackson's Hand and Panneu Saws,
Butchers cast steel Chisels and Files,
Earl Smith l. Co.'s Piles,
wetherby's Chisels and Draw Knives,
Cams celebrated
Spirit Levels, Rules and GuAges,
ADgers, Anger Bits, Screvdrivers, sc.
BIacksmith's Tools.
Peck's Louisville Bellows,
Nsweomb's New York Bellows,
Solid Box md Parallel Vices,
Armitage's Mousehole Anvis,
COley's warranted Anvils,
Hand and Sledge Hammers,
Blacksmith Tongues,
Farriers, Hammers, Knives and Pincers.
Timers Materials.
Best Charcoal Tin Plate C,
90 60 a
" Loaded Roofing Plate l c,
Bar Tin, Speltre. &c,
Iron Brass and Copper Wire,
Bolt Copper, Soldering Irons, &c,
Timed and Brsziers Sheet Copper,
Boiled and Charcoal Sheet Iron.
Russ imitation, Russ. and Galvernized Iron,
Bar Lead, Rivets, Copper Tscks, sc.
We would also call the attention Of RailrCad and Lsvee
Contractors 70 our stock Of
Railroad Barrows, Ams's Shoveis and Spades,
Boring Machines, Mattocks, Picks, &c.
Having q Thorough knowledge Of our business in all its
branches, We are determined to give it our entire atten-
ton, AMI shall attend personally 10 all the orders, and TO
the Transaction Of our business in every particular, and
BY 50 doing hatter ourselves that we can give ~Eafisfao-
ton. HAWKS, SMITH & CO.,
febi s4 and sos Nain-st-
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
We learn from the Huntsville AdrocGfe, Of last Thurs
day, that L" only thirty miles Of trsok-laylng remains to
connect the two ends OF this road, and place US in direct
connection with Memphis. The grading is 10 Be compile
Ted BY IN. LIST proximo, and the track-layingb BY the LIST OF
April. The iron for the thirty miles is ready to Be laid
down Nessrs. I. RUSSELL at this end, and J. C. GOOD
LOB At the Western end, are the contractors for laying
the iron, and We consider the completion o. the read, BY
The designated time, as certain"
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~ C.RRD.
Mechanical a

VIZ have S0r sale a few Of these surious instruments,
w which, By the entirely mood principle OF their opera
ton. completely puzzle alike the Philosopher and the
uhthinking; 10 one has yet been able to account for The
cause Of the motion exhibited By these jokers, which
seems 20 set the law Of grayftafion altogether at defiance.
You have doustiess witnessed spiritual manifestations
and puzzled your brains 70 account for the Phenomena
here is something equally mysterious On which you may
study as vainly TO understand the cause as on the sub
.ect Of Spirituaiism. II you do not believe come ana
see FOR yourselves and you viii acknowledge that Il IL the
most mysterious development Of mechanical laws you
have ever seen or heard Of.
dec25 J. & MERRINAN & co.
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CONB very substantial and beautiful articles Of this
- kind now for sala by rs.
jaRIs J. Z MERRIAM s. co.
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round.
Deast0E Notice.

- DR.. J. B0RBLEY would respectfully
$50 inform his friends and the public that he
QTfSha a fine Assortment Of Artificial Teeth
N and is prepared, where the gums are sound
and free Of sensitiyensss, sc, to insert Teeth on Gold or
Silver Plate, in twenty-four hours after the cast IS taken.
Specimens OF Teeth on Plate can be seen at my Office.
All other operations performed as usual
- once over WINS Saddlery Store, Wig Building,
nnnnaf. Court Sluare. ianlI-ln
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The Baton Rouge Gazette, of Sunday
week, says:
"a son Of our fellow-citizen, Judge J. J.
Burk, met with a serious accident yesterday.
Whilst shooting at a flock Of wild pigeons on
the wing, his gun burstcd, shattering his arm
and hand in a dreadful manner"
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WEEKLY APPEAL.-The APPEAL for this
week, besides containing Z large amount Of political,
miEcsIEaeoas, news sndlooal matter, furnishes the pub
lie with Gen. Q~UITAAS'F great speech. It can be OBJ
tanned in our oounting-roon, his morning, with or With
ogt vrappers, AZ ten cent? per cory.
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RENT.

on Lsuder6ale strest, outside the corporation,
Finn NINE ACRES OF LAND, which has been oc-
,,I cupiei for years by q Gardener. On the prem
IL Uses is a small dwelling, containing four rooms
and basement. There is a good cstern near the house.
There is also a good orchard, aud a hne grape arbor. Ap-
ply Immediately to
fsu22-tf John
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Farm for sale.
IAN extremely anxious to sell one OF
E~@ the best Farms in DeS0to county, Miss
~ ] offer for sale my entire tract, consist
sS ing u 1850 acres, on which there Is IN
i[ exceTtionsble improvements, at what
il in reality a reduced prioe-S25 per
acre. Or will, In the event that il would suit the pur-
chaser, sell smaller portions Of the same, mot less Than
l6O scres) At $40 per acre. The Farm is situated sixteen
miles from Memphis, and eight miles from fernando
The Memphis and fernando Plankroad runs directly BY
the dwelling, while the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
also bisects IL about a half mile sfill west Of the dwelling.
II would be well for any one who might wish 10 purchase,
70 make IL Known early Terms OF sale, one-third cash;
the residue in one and two years.
Address the subscriber, al born Lake. Miss.
A. MANNING,
~iau2S-lw@ for RI S. Manning.
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~ Il will be seen By a card in another
column that Messrs. ". R. GUSSIs & Co, have opened
a public cotton Warehouse Oh the corner OF Third and
Monroe streets. weOommepd cur young friends to the
community, generally.
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Profitable and Honorable Employment
FOR THE WINTER.

nERSONS IN town or country in search Of employment
L as q source Of income, OF to III up their leisure hours,
may hear Of such by enclosing two stamps, 70 pay post
sge, TO Professor ] AMES 7. HORNE, Box No. 1851 New
York Post Office. The employment Is lifted 10 either sex
station in life immaterial. Il is an article Of daily
consumption, and can Be Manufactured in any persons
dwelling; secured BY copyright; sales as permanent as
hour. An agent is wanted in every town In the Union.
jan2l-1m
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The WEATHER-Yesterdsv was a beautiful
tEy-ths son shining out In gorgeous splendor, remind
ing one Of the swes; spring time, and giving token Of an
early EhiTof the mild South winds, breathing Of Od0r and
the perfume Of violets. II this delightful weather should
last for q short tine, the buds and blossoms Of the early
veruLI season viii come, and the green vtrturs spread out
It's mantle ever hill and plain and the woodlands vocal
with the wsrbling music OF the fssthered tribe, singing
anthems OF praise TO the Great Givsr OF All Good. This,
however, is premature reckoning, and we may ~Sntieipate
chilling times yet 70 come upon :, Before We can welcome
IN real earnest The sweetest season Of the yea. At any
rate the streets vii dry up, and the walk OF pedestrians
- much facilitated thereby. We hops that il may con-
tnue and our eyes ~gladdsned again, as yesterday, with
the unmistaEabls Indications Of 3 speedy resumption Of
business, everywhere exhibited in our city.
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Railroad Accident
Frcm I%ndinnonolis

AUGUSTA, GA, FEBRUARY ian accident oosurred on
a railroad here to-day, BY which 40 persons were injured.
Gov. johnson had his arm broken.
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CASE AnFANCES-

XXI up at ny house, one BAY HORSE.
ZS4N left hind foot white. Had on new saddle and
Mbridls. Inquire Of K.J.B.L l. VIM,
fanlT-tf No. 93f Mafn-sf.
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.TIH undersigned, at present representing the house
/ OF BREWER & CALDWELL, New YORK, win MAKE
iberal Cash Advances on Cotton consigned to than fE
Apply at ~ Front Row, up stairs.
seua7-tf wv. II. HULL.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

In pursuance OF 4 Deed Of Trust executed 70 me
$50 Wm. WalBer for the benefit Of Wm Richard-
S%Ason Hunt, dated on the sixth day OF February,
- eighteen hundred and hfty-hve, and duly recorded
in the Registers ONCE OF the county Of shelby, and State
OF Tennessee, in Book No. I9, pages 166, i7 and les, on
March 2lst. 1885, I viii proceed to sell for cash, al public
sale, in front Of G B. Locke's Auctisn House, east side
Of Main street, Memphis, Tennessee, al II O'Clock, on
SATURDAY, the 14th Of February, A D 1851 the fo-
lowing described
Lot OF Ground
with the improvements thereon, to wit: Beginning at .
stake on the east side Of Rayburn street, atW. T. Avsry's
nov R A Psrker'sl southwest corner; theuce south
with said street four hundred feet and six inches (4OOh
feaO to a stake; thence east ssvsn hundred and sixty-0ne
feet and six inches C761S fsst) 70 q stake on Parks ave-
nus; thence north with said avenue four hundred feet and
six inches (4O0z feet) TO a stake at the said v + AVery's
nov 4. A. Parkersl southeast sOrneri thence with said
". T. Avery's tnow R. A. ParksT'sl south line, west
seven hundred and sixty-One feet and SIX inches CI6lA
feet) to the beginning, containing seven acres acres6
being the north half OF Lot No l89, laid on By WtlOugh-
By Williams, south Of and near the city Of Agmphis, snd
the same that was decided 70 VIM J0yner BY h. L Guion
on the Sd day OF April, 1881, and registered In the Regis
tsr's snoe OF Shelby county, Tenn, in Book 10, pages No
sO4 and 300. on the eth day Of Nay, 1881, and also decided
By WIN. Joyner to Wm. Richardson Hunt en- the 5th Of
January. 1854. and BY said Hunt decided 70 Wm. walker
The title to the above property is undisputed, but I
convey only such title as Is vested IN me as Trustee.
Equity Of redemption Is waived By the terms Of the Deed
a. Tru.t- J.. d. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
Nemphis. January 10th. 1S57-jani1tds
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THREE or four good MATTRESS MAKERS vaute
i Immediately. Good wages given, at
ianIT & CO.'S.
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The You've MINIS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
hold their regular monthly meeting, at their rooms, to
night. AZ there are several important matters I'D for
consideration, it is 10 be hoped there viii be a fun Rttsn-
dance Of It's members.
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miscellaneous.
NURGERR

fKNNkh attends exclusively % Surgical Diseases
" sun as Piles Flstrl9 in Ano, Structures. stone In
badher, Ulcers, Cancers, Tumors, P0Ipus. Diseases
Bones and Joints, Def0rmities from Burns. Hair-Tip
Contracted Tend0ns from loss Of Lips, Cheek. Nose Evs
lids, &C, Closed Jaws from Salvation and all other dis
eases and deformities requiring Surgical aid.
sengD-frwawIvfs
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II AWYER, Memphis. Once on Main street, Opposite
Ii ClArks Marble Block, up stairs, above Johnsoni
drug store. jsns0- daw2w
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LathS and NhingleS.

DOGERT * WITT are still making Lathss and are al
ID ways prepared TO supply the public with the best ar
ticle at reduced prices. They are also making shingies,
and will keep supply constantly ON hand. MI on Wof
river, above the Bayou 1uJ IL, tS6-ly
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n The Conductors Of the Illinois Central
Railroad, Nessrs. KOoKES and SHAW, snds. A. KEL-
LEY, Of the Bsfontaine Railroad, arrived yesterday on a
trip south, and are stopping st the Commercial Hotel.
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Classical and Mathematical School,
IN MEMPHIS.

A SCHOOL OF the character above Indicated will be
n opened in this place on the 9Th OF February, 1857.
The course OF instruction viii be the same as that pursued
at the University Of Virgiuis, and adapted &c the prspa-
ration Of youth fer the University, or the business pur-
suits Of life. The different branches that will be taught
in this School are:
English Language and Literature;
Moral Philosophy and Ethics;
Mathematics and Natural Science;
Creek Language and Literature
Latin Language and Literature;
Modern Languages and Literature.
HAVING attended the Lectures in the Literary and Sci
entinc Departments Of the University OF Virginia; OBJ
tanned the degree Of Bachelor OF Arts, and been several
years engaged in teaching, I hatter myself with the hope
that I will be abe TO give general satisfaction in the dif-
ferent branches which ] profess to teach. As regards
qualifications, moral character, and standing. can refer
to the Professors Of the University, and to The citizens OF
Charlottesville, Va, from whom I have ample testimo-
mails.
TERMs.-S40 per session OF FIVE months, payable inva-
riably in advance. No deduction made except n case Of
protracted Illness.
For further particulars, see printed circulars, or call on
me, at the Commercial Hotel.
janso JOHN E. JONES, A. B,
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~ Hon. JOHN Y. WRIGHT has placed us
under obligations for Congressional favors-