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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

properly write down. Gen. Jones can af.
ford the retirement which awaits him far
better than the State can afford to lose bis
services-he can afford to 60 into private
life better than the party which gave him
political existence can afford to dispense
with his labors--but we shall nevertheless
cling to the hope that slime, which sets
all things even" v i'll soon restore him to
public service, and to full participancy 10
the triumphs Of a party which he has nev-
er deserted, and for the success Of wiosc
banners we know be will ever stand ready
to do the best Of battle.- Bariinasoa Ga.
.ctte.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

o0rWhsn 10 IN suthor most iks s'psp
py7 Whom hs carries bis tsls With him,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23
BY .. y. TAYLOR.

Fns olA vsl.ase Pr,.si.g once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MaRxrT.


Capt schenck, OF tho steamship Alabama, which ar
rived yesterday from savan nah, makes tho following
port relative to tho loss Of the schooner j. w. Hale and
tho wife Of the master Sept 10, at II NJ, in lat.
%, Ion. 10 10, saw wreck with signals of distress
flying Ran down 10 her She proved ~ be the schooner
j. w. Hale, Of Brooklnc, Maine. heavy running at
tie time and nothing but the top of her house above
water. We lowered boat and took or the captain,
Elsha G. Friend, of Scdgwick, Maine; John G. Carter
mate q Brooklnc, Maine Frank sotko, steward = Boz.
ton James Imcburncr of Brooksyic and Frank Frni.
tcrs, Of Boston, seamcn and Walter s. Lee, Of ssdgwc
boy.
The schooner y W Hale was bound IRON jacksonville,
Florida TO New York, with cargo q lumber, and wss
carsized in tho night Of the 18th inst heavy gallo,
when she lost bo'h mass and the boat and the vessel
nled with water.
The captain and crew bad been to op n Tie house
four and a haf days.
The captain wiic, srs Anna FREUD was washed oot
OF the cabin and lost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22

THr ArBsSy BrDcr CAsE-SxvsroR SEWARD IN Cot'Rr -
Tho case of y. y. si man against tic Hudson River
Bridge Company continued yesterday 70 INC unitei
States Circuit Court before Judges Nelson and Hail. Az
known that W. H. Seward address the court for
tho defendants, curiosity and hear him was
manifested, aud The little hole up the City Hall
where the Common Pleas Judges won't 10 hold their
sessions called " courtesy room) was hcd 10
unpleasant degree Mr. Seward was of coursc an ob
ject q attraction both 70 the bar and tho oa,sdcs 10
looks somewhat stricken years Of late, though his
figure Is htho and elastic ever; and during bis
cngthy address yesterday no seemed overcome with "a
tiguc several times While speaking hc trcmbled from
bead 10 foot, either with anxiety Cor he SUCCESS o. his
cause from ~ health and his voice once vce
Almost naudibie NJ. seward easily recoen.zabo ii
he crowd by hs peculiar turtle shaped head, aquilns
and small sharp oycs With ,hclr cpntincj exscs
son q intellect and cunning, that mo curious Lat no
difficulty n discovering him before he q speak
lie was three hours and a baH making bis a.gunsns,
which be based the ground That the Cuod States
Court had jurisdiction IN The case that i coud not
either raty or ovcroru any act Of the STAT LEGISLATURE
lie CortnldCd that Congress nad maize law regulating
The erection Of bridges the HUDSON river that she
rover 10 do vested ID the legislature 90 long a.
Congress did not exercise rs power8 had any under
that portion OF the constitution which gives the power
So regulate commerce. His address was listened to with
attention, but clicted no symptoms u enthusiasm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the Nerthern Light and
North BritOn.
FOUR DAYS LATER INTEL l0ENCE.
he Atlantic Cable not BrokeyA- Dissensions
luaong the Engtsh Electrlels .ns-The Ne.
costly Of Having More Cables.
ADVANCE IN COTTON. CORN AND C0NSolS.
&C., Gc., &c.

me steamship Northern Light, Captain Tnkcpaugh
which sailed from Southampton the Sth inst, arrived
~ this port last evening. She experienced westerly
winds with peasant weather during the greater part
the passage She brings 262 passengers and full freight
The stsssnship North Briton, which left Liverpool at
about half past o'clock the forenoon OF the St
INST, arrived at Quebec yesterday morning.
The news by these arrivals four days later than the
advces brought by the Persia, and Of interesting
character.
The steamship Niagara arrived at Liverpool satur
day 4th Of September at p NJ. She spoke the Africa
n the 2etb ui the 3oth passed the ship City OF Man
chester and tho 3lst signaiIed the bark Augusta,
bound west
The steamship Europa arrived at Liverpool Saturday,
September
The steamship Great Britain, from New York, ar
rived ut Liverpool at p. NJ Of the 7th.
The petition in bankruptcy presented against the Euro
pean and American Steam Shipping Company assign
ed for hearing on the 22d.
Queen Victoria Leeds the 9th, and performed
she ceremony Of opening the town hall in that city
Tho Queen had enthusiastic reception and the decora
lions and lluminations were on splendid scale. The
Queen and suite had left Leeds for Bamora The Mayor
Of Leeds received the honor Of knghhood the 4h of
the month.
His Royal Hghness Prince Alfred, having obtained two
months leave of absence from the naval service about
proceed 70 the Oontnent WISH LneT
nesses Prince and Princess Frederick William Of Prussia
The Shipping Gaseae says:-During the month Of Au-
gust the number Of wrecks reported in columns
H. making total during the past eight months Of 0so
The soppsge Of John Powes Co., Of London and Rio,
with considerable liabilities, has been announced.
Ncssrs. Archibald, Montgomery Co., Australian
chants had suspended for about eco 900 The liquidation
Ia expected to prove unfavorable.
On the 2d instant the American bark Harriet Francis,
from Liverpool bound TO Baltimore, ashore the
Arkow bank Eleven Of her crew were saved. The
vessel soon became total wreck
appears that the remainder Of the barks crew, four
"a number, had taken to another boat, which upset.
and they picked up on her bottom.
The Dublin Fresmaa's Journal chronicles at great
length the movements Of Cardinal Wiseman since his ART
val at Dundak. His reception in that town appears
have been perfect triumph The houses aud streets
we're decorated with fowers arches and all the other
paraphernalia to be day Of general jubilee
deputation from the Royal West India Mail Packet
Company had an interview with the Secretary Of the
Treasury the subject Of steam communication with
Vapcouyers Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22
Markets.


From the London Times (City Article) Sept 81
The course OF exchange at New York on London for
bills at co days. sight is about lQ0A per Can't which
when compared with tho Mint par between the two
Fngand and, after making allowance for charges o
transport and difference Of interest," tho present rat,
leaves small profit on the importation OF gold from tn
United States. M
This has been settling day tho English funds and the
consequent TRANSACTIONS coupled with the remarkable
quarter per cent Consols were lrst quoted 08k 70
whence they steadily improved TO 96L to n, closing
with much frmnees. For tho 18th Of October 10 last
operations at 96s TO o. In the general arfhage
Of stock required to be delivered, and this asorp
ton considerably strengthened the market.
There was again an Increase Of ease in the discount
market to day. Ma
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon tho rates wcro
generally the same as last post ..BM
The rapid rso on the Paris Bourse has made further
progress. The Improvement yesterday equal TO
three eourths per cent and at time today another
Of like extent had been attained There then slight
reaction and the final prices were 72f SOC. for money
and 7lf 56c for the end Of the month"; showing an ad
vance Of half per cent compared with the quotations
Of last evening The parties to tho speculative sss Of
the past two three months have evidently taken fright
and have been eager to close their transactions any
terms.
The Of gold sent into tho Bank today was about
E130,O0O, fl0O 0C0 bar and $40 600 Russian.
[From the Daily News (City Articlel Sept al
and rapid rise in the Paris Boursc coupled with tho s
factory progress of the monthly settlement cons0.s and
that there was fair demand for money in commercial
channels.
With reference 10 the market for American railway
securities Mr. f. +. Sa!tcrthwate reports as lollows
The market for American securities has been somewhat
hrmer, and note rather increased disposition buy
on the part Of investors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22

~ fFFF HFHNNNs
Voc mvc done grea, injury the s,a,ement contsaed
y6ur paper ~ 9Th ins. connecting ny nane Win ne
charge 1ansi Nr. len.
Thr following correct statement of nv connection With
M Company ofesnxed under the laws Of
~ q Nw les PRINCIPAL stoeshodsrs resided IN
Boston Noudlul President, and Mr. Walter Bryant
rrsasnrsr both Mr. Allen ard Nr Bryant resided In Boston,
and Of The Company. had an oace IN hat city
Nv ANtn as president n The Co hste Bank aud both
men y means meeting wss called a Boston 20
ray m the cnpsl dd not attend, but informed hy
Aesrs woodruff An and bryant that the capital had been
paid INTO Trcasurers hands In cash received receipt
Ia my amount have aiwfys believed at the amount
psd Up IN fun and hat he expended IN the pur.
chese u real estate Nmgara Falls and IN carrying the
works for time 1hat am ignorant OF such financial
arrangement az alleged your article, aud there MAS any
in any way party ~ Messrs Allen and Hrvant
.anaaed The financial Affairs and AZ at time had
he stat Gent made e ne, and have UT reason b,
Ggubt ukA, DANL ID. 81 DGEfs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22

An Official report of Priuce Napoleon, Minister a Al
gcria, cn the condition of that colony, published He
expresses desire TO replace FAR and may bo
safe, military by civil government
The latest accounts from the departments announce
gradual Improvement in commercial Affairs. The Paris
Hour market was quiet but nrm, Wheat dull, and
buyers demanded reduction. The French vino and
brandy markets had dropping tendency.
duel with swords between two Partisan Journalist
Mcssrs nelvar, of the Steele and vandIm of tho Pas
Lad resulted without harm 10 either.
The Paris Bourse continued buoyant and advancing;
the Ihrces closed the seventh at seventy two fyve
despatch from Paris reports dreadful railway accl
dcrt tho Heights of ST. Germans, stating killed
and ATTY wounded,
Prince Napoleon goes 70 Agers about tho 25th Of An.
gust.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22

In the four milo race of Friday newt tho Fashion
Course stated positively tsue Washington, Noho
las and Tar River win slashcr and some of tho
others entered for the may be at the post but no
above named make up tho best hci o foar ncTs that
have had the sOrh since Tho great race bctw Tally
Hc, Bostona and Free Trade spH, heat. being aate pated
this occasion the racc will be started al one O'Clock
Two other races-one with four AMI the other with i've
enlrirs-come on The fame affrrnnnn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22
THE CHANNEL ISLANDS TELEGRAPH.

The Inauguration OF the Channel Islands telegraph took
place this day. hags flying tc and harbor,
and proceeded around the town accompanied
by military bands. This evening there was nno display
Of fireworks aud grand illumination.
The directors sent congratuatory message 10 her Ma
icsty.
The assembled multitude hailed the completion OF tho
telegraph with tremendous cheers Tho streets approach
ing 10 the Office filed 10 with tho throng
The cable works successfully.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22
DESPATCH FROM THE AMERICAN END OF
THE GABLE

in addition to the above, We permitted 70 state that
the New York honorary directors OF the Atlantic CON-
pany yesterday received despatch from the supern.
tendcnt in Newfoundland that the electricians
have been unable TO communicate with the vacna sta
ton since the lst NJ September but the electrical mani
fcsatons such that doubt exists here that tho
difficulty Is AZ, very near, the valcnta Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22

letters from Warsaw mention that three ships of war
are their way from st. Petersburg to the Gulf of Tar
iary IA order 10 join the squadron In Amoor river which
has recently received renorcements Of seven vessels
Tho details Of the recent Ere IN Astrachan show that
ono hundred and wcntyone houses and eleven qnays,
covered with various articles principally of timber
destroyed, well great number of boats. The
Der cf lives lost was not asccrtancd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22

LiSERfooL COTTON AAhKET.
An advancing tendency was very apparent in the Liver
pool cotton market prices being In some instances fiod
per pound better than at the departure Of the Persia The
salcs Of the three days 2s bales OF which
bales were taken by SPECTATORS and 1000 bales
port. The market closed euoyant.
STATE or TRADE AT MANCHESTER.
The adyices from Manchester favorable advance
being quoted IN all descriptions of goods.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTUFF MARKET.
Mcssrs Richardson, Spence Co. quote aour arm, WITH
an advance on fine qualities Of 3D. in cases Western
2os. Cd. ais Cd; Philadelphia aud baltimore ala 22s
Cd. Ohio 22s Cd 25s. Wheat steady: red Western
was quoted at 5s. Cd 6s 3D. do. Southern o. ID es
3D.; white Western, Us. Sd de- Cd do Southern, 7s n
ss fd There bad been slight advance on all sands 81
Baltic whaat csTn veFs dli, bul nomhai.y yss.s
changed yellow was quoted at s3s 33s. Cd white
a 34s I'd
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARxET.
Beef was duh. Pork--ln pork there was little doing
Bacon was inactive. Iard-No sales Of any mOmcnt;
quoted at Cos. 6d. a 62s. Ialiow inactive.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE aARxEr.
Ashes were firm az $685. for pots aud SIS Cor paris
arrive. Rctin was steady at is I'd 4s 81.
mon. Spirits OF turpcntnc steady at 3ss Coiec
was firm. Rice was quiet. Lnsced ol-sales were made
at 34s.
LONDON Markets.
Rreadstufs dull steady, Sugar was quct and
quotations barely maintained. Coffee 6rm. Tea was
steady, at l0d for Congou. Rice quet at bls 3D. Pig
iron steady Ut 64s. q S4s. 3D. lAnsced oil al 33s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22

NNNF IT
Before Hon. Judges ravies Sutherland and Hoseboom.
The writ o. error the cf stephen " Branch
called when Mr Ashncad announced hat he wia ready
IN the absence q the sStrg pstses Attorney the oas3
was reserved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22
Loches and Rossett Districts during which several lives
were lost and many Of the natives taken prisoners
China.

China.
letter from Hong Kong says that tho Chinese indem
nifty TO England 10 70 bo three million two hundred
thousand pounds and TO France million two hundred
thousand pounds The English treaty said to bo much
lengthy than the Others and tho delay in I've receipt
attributed TO this fact Another letter places tho ndc
nifty for the two countries high twenty millions ster
ling, but this is supposed 10 mean twenty million dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22

The German papers give rurnor that Queen Victoria
daughter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22
Meeting of the Board OF CouneAlnssn.
FURTHER DBHALOATI0N IN THE CITY a0vKnsuxEs

rHy wuuAsEBrpG
Mf FrAyIvR offered The following which was adopted -
hersy = Requested i q rspo sSs . 81. sosrs r nv as
c%psu1 ne s % y asn ss s sr. ss ~
"a, ertng - e ssr ees slip r ferry, vas permitted
cuSpuiox p uU roaDs or uu crrr.
Mr. Drss presented the suhoncd preamble and re-ola
ton
Whereas e roads The city arc h eonsp una, n ..es
svs ana to sass ,s.m ~. ~ nsce,ssr entail % our
j,
s srre1sssss m ,es s LEAVING su; De ss sa,Asse :.
present street q mssoner. thsresors sen
R.sel.ed That nc q s2io,o BE- ana hereby appro
& sum q scS b nserSa :, % f' r he g r. rs r s @ ~
was referred TO the Committed Roads.
On motion of Mr.. DrSS, the COMMITTEE we're directed 10
rcrort at their next meeting The subject
Mr. Grrrr wae of the opinion that tho resolution was
improperly constructed, and ntinated that was al cec
uoaeering Dodge.
rpF Qrrros or srraa sr FosrY ssvSp srp1pr.
Mr. BRADY offered The following preamble and resclu-
whereas an injunction is.ans from, Court cf Common
rles. ha hsp - grsS w ,, %s@ssr, 2, Ae sssr ani
card restraining action upon e rss, q ssh parties hereiu
sn eams ,te inerfercree % he Jaaiehry ssranins ~
legislative dparut ~ q our government a. hayng becom
ssns n abaniue delays "a iresavs action and wioa, da
w,ish q ne res.ons pssen'e or srsnns he same are a.
RssoIse. Sai he Counsel % the Corporation esrsquessi
pon.sa o. ?. such esSer period = may b hn 81 pgv
possible. forthwith.
Mr. ARcvIAmrs ia an eloquent spcech. observed ,hst
TIC njuncten served upon the Common Council urevant-
ing them from considering certain question which
not properly before the Board was an insult 70 ther CON
mon sense dignity and rights vcc in them BY their con
shtnenls tie had not read the reports 81 either II m
committees, and did not know which wy ~ would vcts
untii he heard the merits of The question discussed Mr.
Aculari1s became a little erratie, however, before 10
concluded, Tor he said thai PRACTICAL ideas hal y
suggested by that porton Of the ncwTaper press who al.
vocated the reduction of taves.
Mr. Gxxrr made some truthful observations relative to
the manner Ia which judges granted nIpuctons. 10
said that instead of examining all the papers connected
with the subject they The facts FOR granted, and
signed their raines 20 "
Thc RESOLUTION vas eventually adopted
Mr. prxS offered tho folowirg-
Resolved Tes the Chy Inspector be directed deliver
A ire - Of the Central Park sch
s hey ray require from the dumping boards the North
river Aaspsei
large Number n reports and papers from the Board
Cf Aldermen were presented aud aid for fntCra
acton. o. motion the Beard atjourned til Friday
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08

uDROyE<rc YOVH RpOKa AND SALuA-
i BILE PAPERS FROM fIRF-lierring Champion fhc
and BURGLAR proof SAFESthe best in the word-and at
New York prices Those who valuable bo9ks and pa
per. would do well put them in of HKGING's FIRE
pKijoF SAFES as this is the season when fires
to occur j. ii. THOMPSON d co.
dee d,s Agents for Herring.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WASHINGTON. d. C.

ruyHE respectfully informs hs cnds anil the
pnhlc generally that this Hotel has been greatly enafg
by the addition ~ hye1argr Paors and Chantrs
nso many aud alterations have been mAh' IN
The Hotel proper hh enables HIM 10 assure all n" make
Ills their home. whilst In the Metropolis that sha oe
second to for aud pleasure lie ho ny Het
attention 10 the oi h gness 10 merit continuance {"
The patronage literally hr>tow I'd upon hm heretofore"
This only hc charges less than ~ oo per "ay
nov adly |. SMITH Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08

KNOR RENT-THAT DEsI ABLF ~
RESIDENCE, in Amherst. within short distance NiI
OF city, eveny occupied by the Rev Mr. Trnpcr
The House is and rommnus with NIL necessary out
perfect repair with fine Garden. Orchard Grass
Lots, &c &c. PosscsAioL given Immediately. Apply 70
NOV 2t dis JOHN $. LANtilIORNE
UDURCHAsED AT A GREAT SAlRSflCE.
u JOHN Ann ADAMS will open this morning, 100 BENUTl
FUI, CLOTH CLDAkS nil of the most approved styles -
They comprise the Raganis. black ami fancy Circulars trim
med very handsome Taas Dusurs, Ac Iwnud call the
as they per less than they
al purchased in the city. -..--
nov lpJtsI JOHN ADRAHAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08

HREAT REJECTION OF CHARGES ON
u THE CANAL-TliE HIGHEST RATE of FREIGHT
ON GENERAL MERCHANDIsE oNIf0C CTS PER 100
IBS-ON GROCERIES, CROCkERf QUEENSH1RE.
NC, ONLr23 CTS PER 100 LBS whh includes all expen
from the wharves at chmond to lynchburg Guano on
ly q. IS per ton ofaiNU bs.
Thankful for the LIBERAL heretofore received
l will the trad hti more on the tahh,
pnt through the above low So Send your
goods the more get quicker forward them.
LLE on the Dock,
augl6ts Richnond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08

CRNTs FINE GAITERs and SHOES, jsss
" Yeceivad Hs9ml ADUtfb
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08
NEW BOOK! NEW BOOK!
Sketches and Recollections of fLynchburg,
BY THk Oldest lNHABGTANT.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.


PAYNE a C 81 RI TT AN.
scpo1-ts Rep and Cour COPY
NSTE 6E.T AND THK GHEAPEaT.-SIL.
IL vERTHORN Cliff wish tn say to those persons
who are familiar columns, the prgiaan that they
nav. juat added their stock. supply Of JEWELRY
from the b"st max rs IN the Union.
They would long other items the following for
Genilcnen. viz;
Gross Pins and Gold Stone Pins
Sleeve Rutnns Collar Buttons and Studs.
Seal Kings. PLAIN Rings. Fob Buckles,
Fine Vest Chains. Vest Hooks, Seals and Keys,
For LSlirs the following. vixi
Jeit Grass iiNs and Ear Rings, very NICE
taoii Ncrka'hans, with gold Crosses attached.
Jett Necklace Of superior quality aud raro style.
Gold Thimbcs and Shields,
Coral n ckl ices and Crosses.
Tho goods all very fne and will be sold At
sonabls prices .
the buy
Fin, Jevery ssare above the Market and opposite
T Davis 4 Co fnov 6dta--Rep. copy Mon. Thurs.
SCOTCH WHINKKY.-We havei !. .Iore nd
- for sale very superior old SCOTCH WHisKEY.p1rs
nov A-dh LbA, JOHNSON y w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOHN DOOLEI, In
\ Hat NnsuGrtsrer and Whslcsale -


n JOHN DOOl1EI, In
- Hat Mns"factsrer asd Whslesaie -
Dealer ia ..
HATS. CAPS. FURS. TRIMMfNGS &c
FALL 1919!
have In store extensive and complete assortment
of everything In line adapted to the Fall Trade aid au
prepared to oHer unusual iniurr To purchasers
In late visit TO The markets aud manufactures OF Inc
North and East have spared pains the selection I" thS
stock. and hRr that long experience enabled ne
anticipate the ants Of triend in Virginia North thr"is
ard Tennessee call respectfully solicited from my DID
CUSTOMERS III the public JOHN DOOLEi.
Richmond, Aug J., lsJs-ts -
FORWARDING BUSINESS.
From the Nerahrrm Cisi~. to J., mel bury via J n..
River Canal, and 10 sOatS- western Str-
ginin and Tennessee Win Va. d II.
and Easa Tcan. Il Virginia
RailrOaas. -. .
II AM PREPARED To FORWARD MERCHANDISE
II q II the most favorable n and without delay.
Having control of weekly line "t Boats (Which VIII he
made daily tho business will justify ~ which com
pei to every other day full ull goods are drtan
ed longer than actually 10 get them foni ne
wharves Time, through from New York to Knoxville oh'y
twelve or thirteen days.
Owing late reduction in Tolls on the Canal, the espc
this little than half of what they NJ"
by the South Side Railroad
u Charges alabiy follow the goods to thrir de''a
ton. ALFRED = LEr
Fprrdr ding ~ Com, Af1rhanf
iy l3.ts On The Dock. Kchmond. Va.