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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
NaShVlle& ChattanOOgaRalrOa
%DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS .,
EACH WAY OVEN THE ROAD.

ON and aler THURSDAY APRlL. 9Th, 1855. The Palss
- ger Trains wilt be iollOWss
Leave Nashville daily az 5 A. "a and P. 81.
Arriving a. ChslaRoOga st $50 p a. aad I2.55 A. n.
Leave CbaitaBOogaas 1880 A. d. ard 3 2. A.
Arriving az Nashville az 20 A. "a aud s.lU p. n
PASSENGERS Tor the East, Wilmington, c. s5v
Nashville either train and make close Connections throug
Gus. Via. knoxville, Tenn and Lynshburg Va. shout.
leave NahYile on The morning train make ne eonnes
lions.
Passengers for Memphis Isavs Nashville en- the )
irains Which connects AZ Stgyusnn with d q Railroad
Those tor Me1tnnsiiie and sparIl viii leave Aashgs o.
t1e 2 d train, which connects directly ~ Iuanoma Wis
the train cT hcMmHFle The train hIch leaves McMnn
vile az ~ 30, euunects h he day from Chaan00E
and arrives a. Nashville aE & 10 r M.
At Nashville there Is daily necti0u win boats FOR 81
Louis, Cincinnati Louisville, Memphis, New Orleans PIN
bu ~ &c, sc; also daily line o Stages for Louisville.
Through IcEet8 be procured Depot before Oh
starting Of the trains, Tor McMinnvie Huntsville Men
phis junction Atlantis. Macon, Montgomery, Charisuou
savannah, Augusta Wilmington and Knoxville.
q l. ANDERSON,
April 6, 1858. General Ticket Arsut.
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Notice.
meeting Of the Directors OF the Tennessee Marine
N and Fire Insurance Company this day, dividend
six dollars share declared OF the PROFITS
last sE months, payable in cash at the once Of said COM
paRy. A W BUTLER,
april 7-2W Secretary.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Mckay & Co.,

NO. % FubIIc Square.
ON THURSDAY APRIL 18th, 1858.
TEB will offer for sale IN front OF our store the following
" articles, and we invite the attention Of the retail
chants in the CITY and county, this sale as intend
sell in lots to suit purchasers, viz:
500 bags prime Rio Coffee;
rs hhds Sugar, 100 bbls Oyange Val Whisky.
~ bes powdered Sugar, p ." Old Bourbon do
70 " crushed do 25 RIVE do
so bbls aoasses. IS Smith Reserve do
so boxes NJ Raisns, 10 easks Porter
IS " Cove Oystsri, 10 Ale,
20 chests Tea, 25 baskets Champaign Wine
IS bbls Pecans, 2j boxes do Cider,
tieFces Rice, 100 obs Vinegar
$50 kegs Nails, IS nests painted Tubs
100 boxes Glassware, 100 doz DO Buckets
cases Matches, IS Wash Boards,
50 NJ 6 D Caps, so boxes Goldfish,
$50 Tesms Wrapping Paper 100 Hsrrings,
50 kits MGckeFel, 100 bbls Green Apples,
50 bbls do 500 boxes Star Candles
100 bills do 25 cases SaIdines.
With many other articles IN th Grocery line.
lpHl3, 1858. CARTER, MCKAY g. co.
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- -. LoEoHEa i Co, have been appointed By US
to Ill all orders for tickets 10 the She By College Lottery
april 7-tapr24 FRANCE & CO. Managers.
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HARDENAN COUYTT-0FFICIAL.

These returns show that q very small vote has
been polled, aud they elect W. P. Fiuney, Esq, of
Somerville, by nine Observation-Disclosures ApDsaL
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MARBLE MONUMENTS &C,
N. L. SHELTON
REGULAR SOLDIERS
OF the War OfTSI2.

IMPORTATION Is WanIed Of the persons named below
4 Tor tbsr heiTs) who REGULAR SOLDIERS OF the
War of 1912, well OTHERS whose name is not in
ths list;
John Arnich Phil0mel Hort
Samuel Auet joan Houston
Joseph BaItrEnd BENJAMIN Jacobs
Joshua BTs Joseph KeywOOd
HyeTt Berger Noah Lanyard
Hugh Bracken John Lea
Peer Cook Joseph Lewis
Philip ChuppsP, T Clipper Daniel L0Okingbiu
Andrew Clark Nathaniel Meeks
KincheOn Chestnut Thomas Mccormack, or heirs
James CrOWder formerly Of Va.
Samuel benson Asa NOTkup
Joseph Bowling William NeEsCm
Jacob DuVan John Il Nichols
JANIS EATsy Benjamin OdOm
Joseph Ferguson Humphrey Pope
GreenbeTry Finn Stokey Parker
Job Fish Archibald Rutherford
James Ferguson Thomas Roberts
James Grimes Richard Sanders
Lewis Gray Andrew Shannon
Lee Gordon William SEOdgrass
William Gam Jacob S riCkler
John Gibson John Stewart
Jonathan Garrett Stephen Step
Joseph Hobbs Levin Southern
Ignagus GateWOOd Leonard Tsy lOT
John HUI Jesse Turner
John Hart James Watts
Jacob Huffman Lake Waterman
Jonathan Hugans George Waddle
JOhn Hodudeld Frederick Zimmerman
William HelIOn Joshua YouUg
Address W. B. YOUNG,
april l3-d&Wln TX Cherry street, Nashville lem,
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NOTICE.
by virtue Of dseretal order OF The Chancsry Court at
- Gainsb0FO made at the February Term, 1855 Of said
Court in the Of W. W. WOodfOrk against IsOm Phars
ard Others pending in said court will on Saturday The
let day Of May, 1853 the Court House door GansborO
sell az public aucnn credit Of twelve months the
Land in the peadings mentioned lying Jackson county,
Tennessee in district No Il the Big RTalch, and the
tract Of dud which James PhaF resided At tue
time OF HIS death. Note with good security will be required
Of the purchaser, and lien retained me
uTCbase money. This 18Th March, 1853.
mar 7I-W4t prs fee 81. W. H. Bolts, C Am.
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% BE CONCLUDED To-NoRRoW.1
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ELECTION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL We are IA
debted to our friend Whtmore, editor Of the Somer
vile Democrat, for the official vote Of Hardeman
county. This makes our returns complete, which
are as follows:
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srfLoUIs FAIR.

81 Loum, Sept. 9--Yesterday was the most To-
teresting and exciting dsy of-the fair, thus far.
The exhibition iasthee morning consisted In
remarkably fiue display Of thorough bred and
native cattle the pfemfnms for which were divided
between the States Of Missouri, illinois, Ohio and
Kentucky In the afternoon the very climax on
intenee excitement was reached by the display In
the amphitheatre. there being large number OF
Morgan Black Hawk and other breeds OF roadsfers.
embracing stations, geldinss and mares OF all
ages, aud probably no better collection OF horses
ever exhibited at any fair in the Union. The In
terest in the fair continues to increase. and reeh
entries Of horses and cattle are daily being made
Tomorrow morning there will be an exclusive
exhibition Of Morgan and Black Hawk horses, oil
which about forty are on the ground. Prof Rarey.
the tanner gave a very satisfactory exhibition OF
his wonderful power wild, vicious horses, yes
terday. The weather is charming, and thousands
upon thousands CT spectators throng the grounds
daily. Is
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FALsrHooD vs.. RAcrs-A MALICIOUS and designing
card, by A. g. Bragg, extensively advertised
throu ghout the country, In feet says: The pre-
sent proprieto-s Of the Mexican Mustang Lininent
being unprincipled men, they do no. make the said
Eminent &C itform srly was. and that he .
will oct be respon sile for its Effects cautoning
the public against its This means ns-Barnes
and Park, Of New York, and John ID. Park, OF CHI
! cinpatI We have been somew lat known to the pub
lie OF the Unit ID States for number of years. were
il necessary to vindcate reputation. We should
consider the endorsement Of this MIR. Bragg cry
| eQuivocal compliment.
hi, statement implies motire--either as public
Which isil, Fhis said Bragg was. at one ,ia part
IN the Mustang LnmeSt made celebrated ate p. by
composition Of watch hIagg had nothing to do. Mr..
W. aid Mr.. b. $5o,00 for his taf Interest in the
article vi course the iniplied ana covenantet con-
sheraton for such an amount OF money Was, that
'hs Bragg, .huuld not icrey' r. in any manner d.
rsetly OF Indirectly ts iot'Ies ed 10 manIiacrur,Ig
" estbrook was heavily Engaged in ou'site bu-i
nes To protect his properly end pay BTa rag re Of
the article naie the adv ances, hltd the cancelled
notes Braggs receipt IN fnMfor so 0o and became
to examine its recipe protect its purity crease its
sale etc We believed then. as now, that no adver
,senlen; a. cheap as really oood medicine and
that our il erest lay dire city in reaching the inter
ests of the Consumers. his Linirnent. always pop
uiar, as never entitled to the ssine attention as
now. The very best materials are usea-'he recipe
ID alone ours
In less than six months fcom our purchase Of the
LINN emit Mr. Bragg entered the market with an
an itai.ou nd eounteet article under another name
We pres euted his contract OF sale; he secuted the
moral oblig stion aud eoa std his legal petition W
doing the business undsr the name OF his son. He
has strus gled for some t.me unable to make his
tic.e sell. It is not like; peooi say, IL has no
,ictue Is not his fItiitre inpostnr1 md TIE i'm
n.ease success qf niosnt. the goad'ng occasion
Of hisla (disiRtrssted) public appear The Inrlic
are not interested between Ban nes and Park aud
A. q Bragg, but they ar. interested in the genuine
pur,y of an article of such versal n. Cess ty
This Lin,ment viii you beimposed upon. We
have remained quiet; he mistakes the cause and
tresds cI se. We warn him of the results If he pro,
caeds farther, it will be when we cannOt perceive
yillianv and when dare not punish its perpetra-
tor and protect our rights.
We naanfacture the original, genuine Mustang
Liniment. We are RI ponsible for its effects.
Respectfully,
BARNES Il PARK
10 Ij-dScW2t New Y, rk and Cincinnati
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
aERoRrkD Foa TIE spsskAIIH.'
I1orkMENrs a. erY1il1ks

North AasSstca. Which isst Eiserpool on IT, 18th
Of August for Quebec aud Montreal, passed River
Du Loup at o'clock this morning. bound mp sne
was' stsantax very slowly. had lost hes bowsprts,
aud her rigging svas appareptly shafsesed. W.
probable that she had 6Gsn 10 collision WITH some
oshss Sesssi thA sats ihs ~sseasaes was eean9,
when passing Rivsr On sLoup, We cannot expecs
any further infeiiieence to day.
INV YoaK, Sept Q,--The. British screw steamer
Pacific: from Gaiwsy, d on her way up the Bay,
and wilt Be 81 her dock Ab0ut4 O'Clock. She feft
Gaiway % the 24shv VI Aukrtt
The Brftish screw steamer City OF Baltimore
Capt Letcb left this sftcrnoon for Liverpool with
Is cabin passengers xid 100 10 the steersge. She
takes out SlO6, 900 iDspeeie,
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BsAEL AID fHB La PLATA.-By the arrival Of the
bask Gienwood, Ut Salem, We 10 possession Of
sdviess from Buenos Ayres to tho 16thof July.
The Government 10 In trouble financially. and
the coufedsrated Provinces threaten the city with
faturs war lifts Independent position was not
abandoned. gee 80
We have also our fies Of Rio Jour nails to the
same date The protracted fight 10 the Brazilian
Chamber o; Deputies on the vote Of thanks for the
royal message had terninatad In favor of the Gov
srnmeut by . vote OF Is TO IS.
Yron Montevideo We hare intelligence OF the
ratification ofths treaty with Brazil in the Cham.
ber Of Deputies. There are doubts whether 1t
will 70 throush the Senate. The latter body has
been discussing bill discrediting the copper
coinage Of the Republic to the extent of rs per
cent.
decree for the protection Of the Jesuits has
been issued.
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81 aCIAt qox1UHa.

fsSr n sara Cosb i 6nrfH's 6cHe6t.
Is cnns!d si u ofa desire feQurntiy expressed ~
Isrops q This inelttuti01fhe Principals wish %
Gnke kxgwn 10 th0ee interested that clsm - n
dfNyx9n3 "a the Primary tspdIes. viz: aeonnDhy.
Arithmetic, Reading. 80 VIII be formed d chasR
Of go 4 = ssion and thaf frequent exercises in yo
eel Musc will b. given l., the school. md the He
meuts Of 1upic taught without extrp cnsrKe.
iai Echool : ! 81 TaTI&EN ssl0-1n
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ACCIDENT ON THE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
u ROAD -

Nkwroy HAMILTON, Sept San accident oc'
CURED here this morning, to the express passen-
ger train that left Philadelphia at IL O'Clock last
night, in consequence of switch being misplaced,
through the negligence OF conductor OF a freight
train The entire train was thrown from the
track. but none Of the cars were broken, a. the
train was stopped In very short distance. There
was DO one injured except Jeremiah Kane, the FIX
press Messenger, who died last night OF his
Wnrnda
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TEE PsvHR AT Nxw 0RIEASs.--The New Orleans
Bulletin Of Saturday last, says:
The latest report It will be seen, exhibits, We
were apprehensve II would. an increased mortality
nom The yellow fever. The whole number who
had died Of this disease up to noon on Thursday
Of Last week. amounted to l,0l2; since that up to
Thursday last same hour, 3s4; total from the
commsncemeut OF the epidemic to the hour named.
1893. Yesterday was q very hot day, one Of the
hottest Of the season. and fear the beginning of
the fsvsrs decline is yet. One thing ia worthy
Of note. II 10 general remark among citzeus that
they sec less OF the fever this year than in any
former epidemic Of equal severity. TO many 1t j.
. mystery where the victims all come from. In
some uslghborhoods, especially In the Fourth
District and In portions Of the First and Second,
Il scarcely prevails ct all.
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ERICssoN,s CAI.ORIC ENGINE.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y. Sept 3.-The yacht Marie
Louise of New York. with Ericsson's Calorc engine,
Is here and exctes great interest. The Marie Lou
ise has made several excursions to-day, with DR..
Mott, Professor Gillispe, aud other scientific gen.
tlomen on board. At the full speed, allowed by the
Canal laws, and all was satisfactory
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- RDLIGIous NorIcI.-Elder JoHH
DuvALI. Of Petersburg, viii prAech In aycsmors
Church, ON LORDS DAY. ct II O'clock. The Public
II most respectfully requested to attt nd.
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kc NoTIcs -BUrTER.-Untiit the ep-
i,iemic among Virginia cattle disappears, shall
offer no Virginia utter at Ie:ail supply of tn
best FRESH ORANGE COUNTY BUffER con-
stantly receiving and lower grades OF Goshsn But.
ter for boxing purposes, always on hand
WILLIAM KING
Sc 7-2w 6 and Franklin Ct.
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lH- No QuAcKERY-JACKscns Ex-
cEIsIoR BIrTKRs are made from an old valuable ana
sraIi tried Receint and every one that has gwen
them fair trial agrees that they are the most
cia, and pleasant BITrfRs ever introduced 70 tne
nrhi;c Head the annexed certificate from me d.
'a' son''S' JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
"Na IT. JACKSON Dear Sir: have tried 100
,o.tiaS IF vanr IcEIsroR Buffers with my custom
ara ana universally recommend il as Q specific
against Agua and Fever, Bilious Fever. &C. As
aosIe and Il superior 10 sny o'her article have
eysr tried AS an agreeable article In COCKTAIL, 1t
il only 10 be used to be approved.
~ Your friend and servant,
co a-aw;f THOS FALLON, 81 Dr.
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vHou vmaIml.-Prof. John 3. Wilson, Who died
q Tsiiadega, Ala. recently from taking morphine
shscagA mistaks, Wa formerly Of Botetourt conn.
y, vs spd for several years editor Of the Fincas-
fla Do>ocrat
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- RRv j. G. Lone, late Of Florida,
wl prsach 10 che Second Baptist Church, CORNER of
Main ard 9Th streets, tomorrow (eUNDAY) morn
ing vt II o'clock. - fl-lts
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NAVAL.
ILLINOIS POLITICS

BosToS, Sept. 9.-The United States brig Dol
phin for this port was off Highland Light at noon
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TaH aTInaRAPH PLArEAu."-W. P. Trowbridge,
assistant engineer In the coast survey, argues IN
bis report to Prof Bache that the existence of
plateau l. not proved by any soundiugs yet made.
The cancellations ofMr. Trowbridge are sustain
"a By the experience OF persons In charge of lay.
ing the cable. The quantity Of cable paid out for
Different distances varied in manner to be ac-
counted for only BY the great Inequalities IF the
bottom Of the ocean, aAd quite rreconciliable with
the Idea Of grand level plain at the bottom Of the
OCEAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11

NOMINATION IN NEW YORK.
New YoRE, Sept. 10.-The Republican State Con
ventioB has nominated Morgan for Governor II
is believed that the American Convention will con
cur In the nomination.
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YRxov REvsa At MoBiLr.--The yellow fever has
sasds IT, appearance IN Mobile. Three cases are
reported BY the Secretary Of the Board Of Health,
Doctor D. Herndop, under date Of September T.
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A CaAass u raApx Norfolk, W. shs point
froa Which - many csrEoes o. vseseaSsss were
sAippsd 70 New York Hast ssmasst = nov recsivinE
large supplies Of cabbage from that city. The
aroushs 10 lover virginia 10 thseasss. @4s
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. I8-Flour dull: Howard street
A3 81; Jity Mills $3.50. Wheat duli and unchanged.
Corn lower: White 7st9sO; yellow 90@92.
new YORK. Sept. 10 Gotten firm. Flour heavy
State S4.9lGls; Southern $5304l5 40. Wheat Red
sI.,561Iz2 white 81 25tsl45 Corn-Mixed 666G7Es
Spiiits TurpentiIe firm st 4sGpis1s.
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On sri Instant in Hsprico cpunsy. DKLAWARB
MILLER, In the 2fth yearof his age.
On 9Th instant. In Hsnrico county,. ARNANDY
ruRNER wife OF Delaware Miller, n the 18th year
81 hef "a. after short and painful lines.
AkT Pesce TO their ashes.
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rmaBls Acc1Dssr.-The telegraph has men
tIoesd tho death OF d. P. Fessenden BY . railroad
collision near Cincinnati on the 7th inst. lie was
sravsilisg 70 the city In barouchs With his wife
ssd two pi~oes. The Gazette says. -
He had just reached the point where the com
N IN road Was nearest the railroad, when the
train ssAssged from the deep ent referred to and
gave loud whistle. which 80 startled the horse
that be sprAus immediately upon the road and
ysmsined there. a. 10 we're palsisd with fear IL
vas bot 40 Instant and the train struck the ba.
rouchs, shivsring IL into thoussua pieces, and
scndiug its inmates in every direction.
Mrs. Pes ssnden wss caught upon the COW cat, a.
~ Of the locomotive aud carried, nearly Que hun.
Arsd yards, to be picked up q mangled corpse. Quo
Of abe uiecss was thrown with great force to one
side Of the road, and against low board fence
that borders the road. She IL very badly biured.
Mr.. Yssssuden was also fouad some yards IN sd'
vance Of the trsin, where he had been thrown by
the force OF the conclusion. 1t Was supposed that
he could not live, - he was badly injured. The
othar niece severely hurt, but her injuries, it
n thousht, are not mortal. The carriage was made
. complete wreck, scarcely tive pieces of it re-
mAlnipg together. a@ss
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oAIn OF BEDFORD LIND-The tract of land be
Dougisg 70 Mr.. Junius A. Clsy-known a. 'Ciay.
Crosslsg"-on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
ssveu miles West Of Lynchburg, and containips
Auctoa, on Saturday last, and purchased at S24 2;
nor acre.
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WIN. & DAVID GIBSON.
w u0USE CARpENTERS AND RJIILOERS

WIN. & DAVID GIBSON.
w HOUSE CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
MAIN, NEAR THE CORNER SrH STREET. RICHMOND, va,
Respectfully inform the Citizers of Richmond ano
public generally, that they prepared. with the
useful weed working schinery, t, execute every
description If work in their line # busuess, in a
manner not to be surpassed, such as Building Hons
es of all dimensions, repairing OF remodelDg the
same; pu ting in store Fronts of any kind Sneiv-
ngs put up, Counters made, &C. in neat and taste
full manner. Stairs built and Hand Rails worked
according TO Geomet ical Principles Cornices made
to suit any style of Euiidines all kinds Of Mould
ngs on hand; Sash, Blinds and Doors made To or
der and sent to any part of the country every kind
of Wood Turning euch Stair Bslusters, Newell
posts. &, Architectural Wood Carving for Store
Fronts, and Capitals for Porch Columns Allorders
executed in a neat manner.
w. 4. D. GIBSON hope. by strict attention TO
business, together with their practical know ledge
of the same, to merit continuance Of publ, pa
tronage.
NJ Orders respectfully solicited Sc I1-Im*
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GYMNASIUM.-The second se.sion of

" my Gymnasium will commeucs the 18th OF
September. For the proper development Of the
muscles. and az preserv alive OF health. the Gym-
nssum has long been acknowledged 10 be pre-smi.
pent; much co. indeed. that In Europe, and sspe-
eially in Germany. the Gymnasium IL Q marke
For Young men of sedentary habits. or for those
who are closely confined over their desh the Gym
nasnm IL especially intended; and have therefore,
fixed the h 1ur for HxERcIsIrG ut ia, p NJ on TUES.
Day, TH URsDAY aud SATURDAY EVENINGS,
for the night ASS. There will also be class
for boys. OF fifteen years and under, at 4, p n. on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturday afternoon
thus allowing the hoy time to study and the young
m an time to attend to his business. My terms are
per month as long as he chooses TO remain men,
Der fthe 9y nina stun. For the Boys Ciass 81 81
per quarter of three months. to be paid In advanc
and II scholar takes four lessons he shall be held
accountable for the whole quarter. For further In
formation apply to u. KEMPE. at Gymnasium,
meeting mig hts or afternoons. or to j NJ DIAN.
II KEMPE, Proprietor.
&c 2-llts MarahalI. between 5th and 6tb sts
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Tas PEACE WITH CHNAs-The London corresnop
dent Of the n Y. Commercial. writing ofthe effects
Of the peace with China, says:
sit produced further slight rice 10 the funds
end considerable depression In the tea market, al
thoush the holders have armIy received to await
further advices, and meanwhile not to submit to
any heavy reduction. Ths silk market has not
been materially effected. 1t previously exhibited
Q tendency to armuess, which has since been no
way diminished. In the liverpool cotton market
the tidings naturally occasioned animation"
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p ILLINOIS POLITICS. y"
PEORIA. ILL.,, Sept 9.-The Democratic Conven
ton to day unanimously nominated Mr.. J W. Da-
wilson for Congress from the fourth District.
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TEE BALTIMORE AND PoToMAC RAILRoAp.-Mr.
bowie. the gentleman recently appointed TO re-
entered upou bis duties, and 1t il stated some
$4,000 or 10000 has already been subscribed.
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Louis J. BossIEUx
OIO ACRES.-Inteudine. to ENGAGE !,

ClC ACRES. intending. to engage in
- other pursui q. ann snxious to sell my farm
" y gnsssstfeid county. called FORREST GROVE
tho Manchester and Coal Pit Turnpike. (which e
nov free road The imnroyements which arc
new. netUtng OF . brick dweliing 2Dr5a VIII
rooms and two covered With tin brick hitch
en- and landry. brick dairy aad other out honsss.
~ msesss1 n be.ntifnl grove. and Commanding
q Which Z cleared, the bslance In woods. Of which
rsss 4 snonxh % pay the price a.he its proxim
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