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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-07
WORM KILLER.-Cour,

merchants and others should not forget Ia ann.
ply themselves With this popular and unfainv Mari
Dostro!er II u the best preparation in use being
very sweet aud pleasant and certain in its action -
Try {. II can DO A,d Of the agents. PUkCTII,
LADD q CO. BENNETT, BEERS FisHER. aud
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, whose sands
n of life have nearly out discovered while In
the East Indies aeertan cure for Consumption Asth-
ma Bronchitis Coughs Colds, and General Debility.
rhe remedy was discovered by him when his only
child n daughter was given up To die He had heard
much of the wonderful restorative and healing guam
ties of preparations made from the East India Hemp,
and the thought occurred To him that he might make
remedy for his child. He studied hard, and sue
ceeded in realizing his wishes. His child was cured,
ahd II now alive and we'll lie has since administered
the wonderful remedy to thousand OF sufferers ~ ali
parts OF the world and he has never failed IN making
them completely healthy and happy. Wishing % do
t gnod as possible he will send to such OF M
ucleI Ieitow-bengs request IL, this receipt with
li and explicit directions for making II up and sue
csass hy using He requires each applicant to in
CIose nun one shliingthree cents TO be returned as
postage on the receipt and the remainder 10 be alp
phed 70 the pay meDt of this advertisement.
Address DIR. IL. JAMES, No. 10 Grand st.,
~ n TT Jersey City, n. J.
n. R-DR H. JAMES has neither ONCE nor age mt in
New York, as some have pretended and adyertissi
The receipt is sent from NO PLACE hint No 10 Grand
street. Jersey tlty ~. .. ~it3m
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au7 GODDIN L APPERsON, Aucts.

5 t f E 5 SALE OF 50 6U9-IUUU
ACRES OF LAND IN HENRICO ON THE
FOUNTAIN ROAD, 10 MILES ABONERlCIIMOND
Az Trustees III Deed of Trust from the late c. l.
Long, dated oth December, 1856, duly recorded in
Henrico County Court, shall proceed to sell at
pu0lc auction, on the premises on NONDAY, thu
10Th day OF August 1857, at II O'Clock NJ, (f fair; il
not the next fair day the tract Of land conveyed By
the said deed, called Free HILL containing *
6G9-l0Oo acres 1t lies the mountain road, 10 mile,
above Richmond, the greater part of which is well
set i'll oak and pine wood.
TERMS. Enough i'll cash to defray expenses of sale
and 10 discharge note of s2 %, with interest from
Sth OF June, 1851; on credit to S2it % until sth
Decemher, 1857 and Il credit to the residue I'M
til Sth June ISIS. The credit payments to bear inter
est aud To be properly secured The title il believed
to be good, but the Trustees will convey with the
usual special warranty.
J, |, pAIPIP'EksoN, Trustees
Sale conducted by GoDDIS & APPERSoN, Aucts
x
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RENNETT, BEERS & FISHER, Drug

RENNETT, BEERS & FISHER, Drug
~ giots, respectfully inform their friends that they
Al" no" removing To their old stand Us Main street
where they will be happy t. execute all orders for ar
tlces IN theIr line on the lowest terms.
They are Row commencing business with an en-
tirrly new stock Of fresh ami reliable DRUGS MEDI-
G!NES, PAINTS, Oils, FANCY ARTICLES, PER
FUMEki, &c, embracing every thing usually found
first class Drug Store
We hope our friends and regular customers will
continue 10 send their orders "a they can now be
filled without any delay.
70 the public at large. who have generously sup
ported during the last eight years, return our
grateful thanks and hope that in future may look
Tor largely iHcreasad patronage
10 ReculieCt the old stand:
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AirANTED-A man DINING ROO M

W <FRN Ant ly tho month, or tor the remainder
,, the year q sri wages or hire will bs paid for
tr.. ma. ..- .alo. Apply 20
WIN. :. PHILLIPS
srk-f>N3lv Governor street.
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WTAGONS.-Two and four horse WA
w CONS, manufactured at the Virginia Penitsn-
tary in the most substantial manner fer sale at the
Penitentiary or at the store.
RIM. NIMMO, Agent and
lie Store keeper Va. PenitentiarY,
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SALE OF BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY

~ SEAT ON THE BROOKE PLANK ROAD IA
MILES FROM RICHMOND, ADJOINING TOLL
Mr. John A. Glazebrook, (whose business engage
ments require his residence in Richmond) we will
sell at public auction, on the premises TUESDAY
tie 18th daY of August 1857. at ) O'Clock p. NJ the
beautiful country scat which he resides The tract
contains II acres the most Of which is very rich AMI
in fine order. The buildings the place are near,
now, consisting of handsome dwelling, containing
rooms above basement besides large Kitchen barn
stable carriage house, &A
Also, small tenement fronting on the Turnpike
now occupied bv Mr.. Jas. Fulcher at an annual rent
Of SSn The dwelling is surrounded by grove ui
beautiful forrest trees and the whole premises are
neat and attractive. The neighborhood is excellent
aud the health of the place good.
TERMs.-Une-siXth cash balance Mt 8, II. Is p aud
30 months, for negotiable notes. interest added So
cured by Trust Deed.
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River New, and Markst,.

LOUISVILLE, April 22.-The river has fallen one inch.
Arrived, 7. C. Twichell. Departed, Winslow and Fan
ny Bulitt. The Twiehell Is laid Up.
During a gale last night at N,wburg, four ~nstboats.
loaded with provisions, were sunk
LOUISVILLE April. % The river is stationary. Ar
rived-Teeumseh and NorthernsT. The latter reports ten
~hat-bOAts, loaded with produce, coal, &c, sunk in the
vicinity Of Newburg, in a storm.
NEW YORK, April 22.-COttOn declined 81 market
very much unsettled, under advises by Fulton. Sugar
advanced \. Aolasses buoyant.
NEW YORK, April %, P. M.-Cotton, heavy. sales
1000 bales at a decline Of \. NiddIing Up ands, Il.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2s-Mess Pork, demand nod
crate, prices q shade lower So ~ to $40; Lard, the
light stock has caused much nrmness in prices, prime
barrel, las, prime keg, I4E Sugar active, prices ad-
vsnoed \, IOT mixed Corn, demand good, prices tend
ing Up. white TIC.
CINCINNATI, April 23.-Flour, all grades advanced,
the market closing with a continued upward tendency,
large speculative demand, prices advanced SOC, sales 50
sogs5 75i whisky, inactive, declined. 22K@23.
NEW YORK., April 25.-Flour, demand fair, prices sd-
Tanoei ? to Sc mixed corn, demand good, advanced, 73c;
Mess PORK. steady. fair demand, 23H@2sA; Lard, arm.
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4atest Aeps bn GeIearapb
LATER FROM EUROPE.
OF THE EDINBURGH.
Cotton Unchansed.
70 ASSOCIATED PRESS OF MEMPHl

NEW YORK, April 23.-The Edinburgh has arrived
bringing dates to Wednesday evening. Moderate business
doing in cotton. Prices uSchangrd. Sales on Wednesday
5000 bales. Market closed ct siy. Money more in de
mand, rates advancing Conso's advanced \, s3E6
s3k. The impression was that the minimum rate.
IA e would be raised at the next meeting Of bank to 7 pei
cent.
It was rumOred that the coron alton Of Napoleon would
take place on the 4th Of May.
The Emperor OF China has issued the following Impor-
tsnt document to the Governor OF Canton, by which Il ap-
pears that the recent rumors Of peaee are unfounded:
YER have serious news to announce. We have
read with attention the accounts you have given Us Of the
stacks made BY English barbarians. The Ning-Ko were
unanimous in their indignation, and we determined the
Emperor should be Informed OF II, SO, Notwithstanding the
pain it occasions his msgnsnimous heart these are, CON-
rAde, his mighty viii. You are to carry on a war Of ex-
termination upOa the fore gn bsrbarians who attacked
you. They NUT receive e~xempisry chs~stisement, but
after vengeance shah be sun -ientiy identified by you, and
II they manifest sincere repentance for what they have
done, the Emperor consents ssat hostilities shall cease
and that Ommerc affairs be resumed, and continue Of
they existed previous to their Interruption by their fault.
You will take heed and communicate these proc, edinEs to
the Mandsrins placed under your orders.
"PEKIN, 10Th Day, Second Noon"
A telegrsphic dispatch dated N .drid, April 4th, states
that Mexico has recognized the justice Of the demand Of
the Spanish government, and gives a report satisfactory
to Spain. The war fever is zbating. The Spanish Gov
eminent feared for the fate Of Cuba il hostiIities COM
The French Court in the case OF the collision between
he steamer LyOHnGise aud AGriGte. found the Captain
IF the Adriafie innocent Of causing the collision, and
exonerated him from the accusation Of inhumsnity
n not remaining BY the Lyonndiss after the accident.
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MircelInneau. llama.

NEW YORK, April 22-The New York Conference Of
the Methodist Church reported q resolution TO appoint =
committee to devise the bsst plan to emsncipste the slaves
in the country.
TIE newfoundland Fishery Treaty between France and
England failed in consequence Of newfoundland refusing
70 give her assent.
The Niagara sailed to-day. She took $500, 900 in tuI-
lion.
The America is fully due at Halifax.
John McIlrn. Cashier Of Breck & Co.'s Dry Goods Is
ta~blishmsnt, has confessed to a defsleatisn for $500 900,
duriag the past four years.
Fenby & Co, produce dealers, Baltimore, have suspend
ed. Their Liabilities are heavy.
The Massachusetts, House OF Representatives ordered
the Kansas resolves to be engrOssed, BY seven majority.
The merchants OF New York are about presenting Ex-
Secretary Marcy with a service o: silver plate worth
$40 900.
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Departed this life, On the morning of the 18Th inst, at
Holly Springs, Miss, Brother JOHN A. WILSON, after 8
painful illness Of several " eks, which he bore with
Christian iOrtitude. He having been long a resident
among rs, we feel that the virtues Of our departed
Brother need no eulogy at our hands In his death the
are deprived Of a faithful Brother; the CON-
nuaity Of auseful citizen and his children Of a kind and
indulgent parent.
While, therefore, as Aasons and friends, we deplore
our loss as Christians, we feel that orr loss is his eternal
gain. aud can only say, "ths viii Of God is accomplished,
so mote IL be, amen" Friend Of our hearts, rest in
p scel Raised BY the Grand Masters word, mAy'st
thou share the blessings Of immortal life and unfading
glory.
Resolved, That 8 copy Of the foregoing be transmitted
70 has family 10 Holly Springs Lodge No. IS OF whish
be was a member, and TO the city papers for publication.
A. B. JEWELL,
c. VAN CAAPEN, }Committee,
h. N
South Memphis Lodge No. IFS A Y n
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WILLIAM s. WILLIAMS,

"ILLIAN Ss "HLLAAMos
Il a N ID a 4 N IT,
BLUFF. Ark,
TTAVING moved his Land once from Memphis %
III Dsval's Blud, on White river, where the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad crosses the same, VIII att nd to
Locating Land. Paying Taxes. &c, in the adjoining
counties. and attend 10 gqtting Deeds for all Lands Fn-
tered at the Helena, JacksOnpori, Pine Bluf, Little Rock,
and Batesville Swamp Land Ohces.
He will also furnish information on liberal terms 90
those that wish TO Locate swamp Land. Having person
ally and By agent. examin~d the country from Memphis
% Little Rock, the last summer, for aftsen miles on zach
side OF the Memphis and Little Rock aanroad, he Is fna-
bled to furnish correct and reliable Information to all
that nav cali spi5-Utf
Fine Residence TOT sale.
~ IOFFER for sale one 81 the best residences in
81 Memphis, On SeooHd street, betSeen Court
Euiiti Square and the P~ostcnce-
EA Also. NJ. I Negro Man. superior house or
body servant. ;. Z. SN1DEh-
spl6 Win
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THREE THIEVES LYEcHED.-Three fellows,
who got on board the steamer Ohio Belle AZ Memphis,
during her recent trip from New Orleans to Cairo, were
caught breaking into the state room Of the other psssen-
gers, and rObbing them. The w4tohnAn Of the boat was
watching them, and caught one by the coat c liar in his
grasp. An immediate search was made, and he was
found on DICK, apparently asleep. The torn coat betrayed
him, aud his arrest led 10 the discovery Of the others.
They had robbed several passengers but were made 70
disgOrge their i'll gotten gains. They were then pretty
roughly treated, their heads shaved, and then put ashore
on an Island in The MississinnI river.
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SAVANNAH RAILROAD ROUTE.
Snecial Notice to Shippers,


THE completion OF the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road, vhith has Just been accomplished, connects this
city Memphis) with Savannah, Georgia, by continuous
rail. Shippers Of Goods from or to Northern and East
ern cities will find It greatly TO their interest 10 order
their shipments via Savannah. Besides the ability and
willingness Of this line to oher every facil. ty Afforded by
the Charleston route, 1t possesses one peculiar advantage
over il. There is one irGns-shiPmenf Tess by Savannah
than by Charleston. Goods and Produce are transported
between Savannah and Atlanta, in the same cars, with
cut detention OF trans hipment
Rates Of freight are at present same rs by the other
route. Handbfls, containing rates and other informa-
ton relative to the Savannah Line, will he issued in due
time.
Nj. J. A. S. FUTILE is the agent Of the Central Rail
road, in New York. once No. Is Broadway, where be
will be pleased to furnish rates, and confer with SOu-h-
ern Merchants or their Agents in that city, as to the ad-
vantages Of shipping via Savannah.
A. G. WARE,
Agent Savannah Line, Atlanta, Georgia.
.-Fn af-.HNr
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BRIEG Il YOUR MEATs AND VEGETABLES.
We are requested BY the COMMITTEES Of Arrshgenents to
advise our friends il the adjoining country TO bring in
their beef, mutton, lambs, pigs, poultry, vegetables, &c
&C, IN time for the great Railroad Celebration OF The Ist
and q o. Nay. They will ind a stiH demaudf for all they
have TO spare in eur city at that time. and wiz besides
e1nier a CREST favor On our citizens. We look to the sur
r0uudlasoouuty for our supplies Of these articles, and
hope that our friends viii not fail to meet eur expecta-
u9ns. The celebration Is intended as q joyous reunion Of
town and u5artry, where We can Interchange the good
Fellowship and ezultsHt feelings Of the occasion.
let then, our friends bring in their supplies IA tine.
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gpetial A0tifss.
FreckIes.

OF all the effects that exposure Of the skin to the air
or sun produces, the most disas-eesble Is called freeklts
or tan. II spread over the entire surface Of the parts
exposed, 1t Is called TAM If scattered at intervals,
freckies. The nnsst skins are most subJsct TO THIN.
B~Ernett's KdVisfOn, or Orient Water, prepared by JO-
seph Barnett a Co fremont street, Boston, contains a
peculiar erasiye property which will remove these dlsa-
grsesble stains.
70 For sale BY S. MANSFIELD & 20. and all Drug
aists at SOC. and 81 per bottle. ap27-datw1w
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Personal

The American ladies are celebrated not less for their
delicate beauty than for its early and premature decay.
How important then to make use Of the means which
science has provided to arrest the pernieious effects Of
our ehsngeable climate, and preserve the complexion
clear and beautiful in spite Of d%eleterious influences.
Burzsfts KaHistoH, or Orient Water, prepared only BY
Joseph Burnett s. Co., Al Tremsnt street. Boston, will
be found to accomplish this result.
For sale by s. MANSFIELD & CO., and dealers gener
ally. Price SOC. and 81 per bottle. ap22- atw1v
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nWnndIand cream. 8,

A PoMADR for be4utifying the HAIR highly per-
fumed, superior to any French article imported, and for
half the price. For dressing ladies' Hair 1t has no
equal, giving it a bright, glossy appearance. 1t eauses
Gentlemen's Hair to curl in the most natural manner.
1t removes dAndruH, always giving the Hair the appear
ance of being fresh shsmpOed. Price only nfty cents.
None genuine unles signed, FETRIDGE & Co,
PrOprietors Of the "Balm of q thousand Flowers"
r. For sale by all Druggists. ApI7-deodly
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I'll Ii III I'll
NJ Z w
Spring and Summer
c. O O ID

THE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing TO his
friends and the public genera ", that he has just
openeu his large and carefully selected stock Of STAPLE
and FANCY GOODS su1trd to the Spring and Summer
seasons. which are on sale low 70 cash or prompt paying
customers. For the ladies-Eugenia MarRarette, Gren-
adine. Organny. B rsge and Muslin Robes; beautiful
plain and fancy Poult de LOi, Organdies. Lawns, Bersges
Muslins. Gnghams and Prints; rich Lace, SILK, and
Embrsi cred Swiss Nantes sets Honiton, Maltese. Point
and Muslin Sleeves and Collars Busle, Gimpure, Thread
snd ether Laces; = inges, Ribbons, Dress
CLOVIS, Hosiery, Skirts Of all binds, Ladies Umbrellas
and Parasois, etc.
A large lot Of Ready. Made Clothing, Cloths, C~asimeres,
Boots. Shoes, Iats, Osnaburgs, bleached and brown
Shi tings ard Sheetinys, Linens. Linen Drills, Cotton
AIDES. and in a wsrd every thing In the dry goods line.
Country Merchants are offered great Inducements
Call and examine my stock. No charge for showine
goods A c. BLAIR,
ap9-tf No. 2TI N in stree, west side.
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Those of cur Readers

WHO are under the necessity Of making applications to
the hair will do well to read the advertisement Of Prof.
WOODS Hair RestOrstivs Ia another column. In the
space Of time which it has been before the public, it has
won for Itself 3 reputation uneqaslled by any other ar
ticle Of the kind nov known, and wherever tried, 1t has,
SC far as our knowledge extends, been tried with success.
JaeksonviHe ConsfifutonGlist, March, 1855.
To be had Of o.. J. Wood & Co, ia Market street, St.
Louis. and Of druggists generally. april17 daw2w
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8(gular Qatkfts.
Leaves THIS DAY, April "A, a. s A. 81.
For New Orleans.

Miller.
RaEah TIL magnificent IassenR,r psck e..
LA.Si having uuAurpazsgd ccCmmldstlB-
2 wLltsve positively a. above
aroIIf
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The DELEGATION from CHARLEsToN-
Mayor NILES, Of Charleston hAs written = letter under
date l6th INST TO SAMUEL TATE, President o. the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad, informing him that q re-
EPecta1le delegation OF the Aldermen, together with a
humber OF the citizens Of Charleston, have signiaed their
discrimination 70 b. present Al orr Railroad Celebration.
one Of their ene ere companies viii also be here, the En-
CINE charged frsn the "briny deep" 70 complete the
meeting OF the waters " OF the Atlantic and Mississippi.
We have = hearty welcome in store for them.
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DEcLINATIoN.-We learn that Hon. J. Par
TON ASDERsoN has declined the once Of Governor Of
washington Territory, rendered hun BY President BU-
oKANAS. Nr. A. VIII be In the city in a few days. BE
intends starting for Florida soon, vhsrs he has recently
made an Investment In real estate.
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n Wehaye read a treatise upon the ori.

gin, causes, symptoms, and proper treatment for the
cure Of Fever and Ague, BIS G. A. LEONARD OF New
York, and it is enc Of the most sensibly written articles
that we have ever perused. II Is scientific, yet void Of
those big words used By some to mystify the science Of
medicine. L is sufficiently plain to b understood by the
unin.tiAted, and deep enough fer the wi sest in the medI-
cal profession. His South American Ferer and AgUe
Remedy, alluded to therein, is the article which can e-
fect q p rmAnent cure Of that disease; and any one
reading that work, will see that 1t is q scientific article.
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q Our energetic friend, Capt. BAKTER,
y~ssteriay telegrsPhed an invitation to the Nashville Fire
Companies 70 visit this city in 5 body at the Railroad
celebration. They viii be Warmly welcomed b. our elti-
sens. Lathe capital city cultivate that ~brOtheTly feeling
between the two CHIEF cities fths State which, we hope,
does exist. But what Of nres IN Nashville during their
al encef
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MAKsHALs FOR THE RAILROAD CELEBRA-
TToS.-rhe following gentlemen have been appointed TO
act IS ksrshas for the Railroad Celebration: J. L. SAT-
FARRANs, 2. Z ROCKET, :. CALVIN JONES, J.
EDMoSDsoS, CALvIE MORRIS. F. BANTER, r. n
BATER, D. S. SHEPHERD, JAS. A. CARNEs, FRANK.
RoYsTER. In. c. KIRK. -
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MOnarchs Retired from Bushes 5.

Retired from Business by D.. Doran,
w author OF Knights and Their Days. Hsbits
and Men, " two vols.
Ne" Biographies OF I~lustrious Men by Thomas Bsbing-
ton hacauiay, Herry Rogers, theodore Martin, and
others.
Two Years Agoj by Rev. Chas. Kingsley, a somewhat
elaborate work Of fiction.
The Story Of a Pocket Bible, with Illustrations. It Is a
work Of great power, and few will read one chapter
Nltnout reading all The author shows great
kn0wlesge of human nature, and q degree Of pathos
sttlm s which is remarkable Home Journal.
the Chndrens Bread, in Crumbs, from the Masters
Table.
Romantic Incidents IN the Lives Of the Queens Of Eng
lard; BY author OF 'Stanfeld Hall, % Amy Law
renee, " etc.
Husband in Utah; BY author q. oFemale Tie Gmoug
the Aormons." For sale by
au9I Crnau-u 4 Crror
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GOING AHEAD.-Ws observe that laborers
are now employed in preparing the foundation for six
new fOur-stOry buildings On the vacant lot Immediately
North Of CAYcE's old stables, on Main street, South Of
Union. The Buildings viii be erected by Messrs. J. n.
PRovISE and PIScKNEE STEWART. for wholesale gro
cery stores. They will go up under the supervision Of
Mr.. J. L. MORGAN. Architect.
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q Efforts have been made to secure the
atteadAncs Ct H0u. RDwARD RyERETT, OF Boston, now
In 81 Louis, to attend the great Railroad Celebration in
this city on tbs lat and zad proK We earnestly trust
that they may be successful M. EVERETT Is one Of
the noEt chaste sns accomplished orators and profound
scholars that our country has produced, and his presence
here OF the interesting occasion alluded to, VIII be 4 great
feature In the entertainment.
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ACARD.

I HAVE this day disposed OF my entire interest in the
l. firm OF STRA1TON, McDAVITT & co. TO nv asso-
ciates in business, who assume its liabilities, and 10 whom
payment must be made. And in retiring, allow me.
through this medium, 10 express my warmfst acknow-
Judgments to my friends and the public for their generous
patronage during my connection with the house, and to
bespeak for my former partners your confidence and Con-
tinued liberal favers. W. B. DONOHO
Memphis, April 9Th, 1857.
The subscribers, as above indicated, have this day pur-
chased the entire interest Of W. B. DOnOho, in the house
OF Stratt0n, McDavitt b Co., assuming its liabi tiles and
entire control, and will continue The Grocery and Com
mission Business under the same style as heretofore, and
in doing so, would take this occasion OF returning our
cordial thanks to our friends and the public for the Ibe-
raj share Of patronage accorded 10 Us for the past Twelve
years, and solicit its continuance.
o II T STRATTON,
EDGAR McDAVITT,
S. d. DUNSCOMB.
Memphis, April Eh. 1s67-ap7-Im