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RESIGNATION oF THE REV. q. p.
GCEETEE.

We deeply regret 20 learn that the Rev. Geo.
p. schrtkv has resigned the pastorshiP Of
Grace Church Tef5Isssi-E resolutions. pass
ed by The YES ~ Of Grace Church. pay a Just
-buts 10 him
WHrzrAs. Or beloved Rec or, Rev. Geo.
p. S-hrtkr. has truie-ai 10 this vestry bis res
~ alton ~ the Rarto--hip n Grace Church.
VIII Cd he has s1 fs5thfullr and z-alously filled
f1- bore than two yesrE and whereas, The
c-cu-stances which impelisi him 10 this res
iEna-ion are frllv known 20 this vestv 10 b.
s-ch ss 20 Justify our Rector in the step BE- has
ttus tsken be & therefore,
Re1oIssd. Tia We receive and accept the
resi- nation q Rev. Geo. P. Schrfky, Rector
OF Grace Church PR 50 10 the City Of Mem
phis. 20 take effect scco-dinE TO its tenor, on
The third n October. prox.
Rf1oT7e5 That while We deplore or loss IN
-hs removal of or Rector 70 another he'd Of
mniE-nrial labor. We faly approve him in The
Acceptance Of q csIi % another charge, and
win nT7E that In bis new pastoral association
and lsh5rs De may BE- richly and sbundan-ly
blessed by ths HeaFeHlv Master, whom be has
20 fef-hfulv served while with Us as our pas
to-zI bead.
Ra1lrod. Thzt iu al orr relations and inter.
CORE, both officially and socially, with ON
Rector, We have ever recognized ID hin tn
4eaIgr7 fuf Flcf=lE mfnfsters Lle loNal ser
1sn of cd. the faithful pastor, and tie pur'
ali besvenlv-miniad Christian. and rs suci
c1Iomrud him 20 The parish If St. Andrew.
New Jersey, 70 which he has been called.
RGsoiuoi. That Co zeVerinE our connection
wfth the Rev. Geo. ?. Schetky ss a Rector
G-ace Church loses a faithful and earnestly
balovrd minister aud pastor, and the Dioces0
If Teuness p an able and devout clergyman
Fes1luci, That we, IS the vestrv Of Grac'
Church, rsrrssruing the whole parish, tende
20 him ocr hearty ard cordial owe and sfsc
zion. which shall bind Us 70 him wherever b
maF 60. ami our earnest prayers that be an
bis may be richly blessed, both in this life an
ars- tr the life 10 come.
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CHEROKEES,

Perhaps no race Of people on earth are more
peculiar in their language, habits, manners
aHd customs, than the Cherokees, and az an
Indian tribe, they resemble but few Of the In
dian tribes known IN the United States. Pick
EFT, In bis history Of Alabama, SAYS that an Of
the southern Indians came from the west. ex-
cept The Cherokees, and that they came from
the east. And this accords with their own
tradition. They say they cane from toward
the rising sun. We have been Intimately ae-
quainted with them for many years. and we
are Of the opinion that they are ike no other
Indian tribe on the continent Of America. In
the FIRST place, they apply the name Of Yy-we-
yah, 20 themselves, which, In its literal sense.
means the real people. Their langua E Is pc
culiar in its construction, having no sound OF
b,f, p, or v, In II, and not a syllable ending
with a consonsnt. The language has scarctly
ever been learned b. a white person alter wears
Of maturity and owing 10 the peculiar con-
s. uctioE Of the language, the lips are seldom
used in speaking Il and a Cherokee Indian
can talk al day without ever closing his
mouth, or pressing bis lips together.
The Alphabet was invented bv an ola In
dian, George Gu %, who was mixed blooded,
being half white, but, who could not sneak 4
word o. English, The characters are syllsbie,
having sal one ssnionaHs, n he Bbsls alpha.
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HRou AM snor his date the FRA J..
Il A Co. u dissolved. I h8vinz Ud AT ny Interest 20
~ f-~rer rarfner. NJ. rhcuas r~aEue. VITO viii re-
~, n ~ carrr % the bnsinsss Al fhe Oh siand, corner
al Iipiru and ST. Ptuick streets. Ne also assumes al
- usbfiues o~ontraccf BY tie n-m q Sllizman q
n. M l. alone aufhoriaed % oonect the debs due ne
JOS gFLIGMAN.
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q The following communication from
SAM TATE, Esq, President Of the NJ s c.
Railroad, was received too late for insertion In
our issue Of yesterday.
wrwru AND CHarrUgro. q uYu.t.g
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Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Stockholders Meeting,

nv THrRsDAT, e0th DAY OF October next, the An
nr,f Meeting q the stockhoii-rs ~ the Mississippi
snd tennessee Railroad Company Wiu BE- helt a. ne CITY
III Nempbi.. Tor the purpose % eiecfiug Directors for
~ m~crpeiiur corD1rafc year. ani o. voting o. a m1dih-
eguan o. the autharity to Directors 20 issue income
-ssls-ds9im G. VANCE. s~a'y.
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Lands,

X C-RITTENpEN COUNTY,
90 Acres. fua 81 .rs 'ron Eil11rrrs Depot, Above The
oTrru5F eiisss %, acres deas-uef.
HuWss PETERS.
SO Acre on Fifteen Mic b hih lsuI. = ar & miles
THOMAS PETERs
1850 Acres. - mis- frl ue Hrr.sippl river. 90
miles below Memphis THOMAS PETERS.
TO Acres on The St. Francis River. 8 miles below Madi-
sn. one % the highest points "a the river
THONAF PETERS.
900 Acres On the g.. Francis River. aaaye tbe overi5v
ofthls year. THOMAS PETERS.
1850 Acres, sane usighborho1d ala % ne liver
THOMAS PETERS.
Is. 90 Aeres in Pliutseu county. near the 81. Francis
River. THOMAS PETERS
TOO Acres IN Prairie county. z1o5 hiEh land, well
selected IN a nncy settled country.
THOMAS PETERS.
G. 600 Acres IN 81. Francis county. near The Little Rock
R1iirosd. 10 miles from Madisln-
1908 Acres In s.. Fraaris and M-urne oounties; he
Hafroad runs urJughu- THOMAS PETERS-
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Do the people, who are admitted as a state
into the Union, derive any additional power
over their local and domesti, institutions
from such admission? IF 80, from whence OF
OF Of whom is it derived? Surely not from
Congress, for the powers Of Congress are al
derived from the people Of the States BY dele
cation, and do not include the power to form
and regulate the domestic Institutions Of the
people before such admission. Certainly not
from the people Of the States a. separate SOW.
reigntiss, FOR as such they possess no power
Or jurisdiction beyoad their respective bounds-
Ties. II this power over the domestic ant
local affairs, possessed after admission as al
eoneede. is derived from neither Of thesl
sources, it must have been inherent and self,
existing IN the people from the beginning, Of
was created BY them in the act Of forming a
See constitution. Does man erea'e rights
Did our fathers create rights BY The adoption
Of the Declaration Of Independence, a thel
successful maintenance Of the truths 1t con
tanned, and its final acknowledgment By ID.
British Government al the end Of The Revolu
tion7 tt is thought not. But they merely
asserted AMI secured to themselves and to thosI
who should zone after them, the inalienabl
rights Of freemen to govern themselves. TIL
right to form and regulate al the powers an,
functions Of government in their own wa
without the Intervention or Interference Of hi
Majesty George III, or any Of his successors
Tue tights and powers acquired BY a peopl
upon being admitted as a Safe into the Union
are those Of a State. rather than Of A local o
domestic character. The right Of representa-
tion in both branches Of Congress and 10 par
ueipate in he election Of President and Vic
President Of the United States, together viii
all the other rights and powers Of a sovreigl
state not delegated to the United States b
the Constitution nor prohibited by it to th
states, is effected BY admission.
aItWil be conceded, that in countries whsr
no law OF regulation prevails, opposed 70 th
existence and Consequences Of slavery, person
who are born in that condition in a foreig
STATE would not be liberated BY the accident o
their introgressiou. The relation Of domesti
slavery is recognised In the law Of n~atiohs, a..
the iatsftsFsnss q TIE authorities e OUT stat
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Louisiana Plantation
FOR SALE.

L OFFER FOR sale The plantation on uhiehI reside, In
Il Madislu PARISH. louisiana I contains over so Ecrss
all shove The orerdow o. this year, and sail cane land.
Situated On Joes BAYOU and the Fi1ksburE. Shreveport
anf Texas Railroad. and ouly three miles from a steam
boat landing On the hacou, aud fuur Ecm a anllug on
ne Tensas river and elioying unusually enc stock range;
this place Is very valuable.
ne improvements consist % about 90 aresof cleared
fo0 mare or Old daadnluE uoU ready 70 cea- up and IN
close. AusW frame dEeiing 50 By % feet hani=0ulely
finished, painted and papered below. sud new Gin 20 By
q feet. shecded on both sides. ne house is heated 90
the bayou, in q beautiful ucve q elms, dagEord, etc.
and within fc0 yards o. a Railroad station ne cars
are runninr from Vickshurr o. Quehec. within seven
miles o. he place andhy the Ist % September vii BE-
ruuninE 70 ne place.
Apart o. ne sfock and crop can b. had f desired.
TERMs-One third cash. one third IN one year and re-
sifue In two years win 9 par cent Interest, rr one bali
cash and remainder IN and 2 years without interest.
Apply 70 James Coleman. Telegraph once,W. g. Furd,
Esq-, Memphis, and % Eeasrs. Coleman, Brton Twin
ers, New Orleans. or myself on ths place.
Nd COLEMAN.
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DEn0oRATTc RaRHECUE Az RAJ

The barbecue given BY the Democracy OF
Raleigh and vicinity Yesterday was ATTENDED
BY a large crowd, many Of whom were lao'es
Able snd eloquent speeches were msoe @.
hon. ". 7. AvrHr aud R. G. PAYNE "He
were received with the greatest enthusla''.
TIE barbecue was most spPsazing and eies4N"'
ana every thing passed Of with the gTes
hs-nopv and GOOD feeling. We regretted r
inability to be present at q gathering OF ne
Democracy which proved 20 genial and agr o.
BE 70 an present Wsshsll endeavor here r
70 rivs a more detailed account Of the pro-
---nf--e
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nCErHAs RS o. Real Estate can aal z1ld bargains
Il AMI valuable Properly IN the I.st below I will
s1or any q the city prGsrty % th1se wlshiug 90 par
chase, AMI wil away have ame one uhl is acquainted
really o. 90 90 any nia-e 10 the bottFa O. sboa any por-
uou cf he Lands 1ferri for fale. Give ne e trial
TH0S- PETERS.
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WANTED.

WE wish ~ rent Tor . friend q oars . smal Pisntt-
w fitu 90 the est side % the Mississippi Ever- with
a crnfartahie ~rrsidcnce aud ocbrldinEs, md rcm - O.
80 ACRES Of land In cultivation. Der friend wishes The
ui.ce b. raise q crop the ensulug Fear-wants e Eai
Z sae within 20 miles Or les from the Gty Of Memphis.
hnv psrsan having Euch a place 20 iet viii please repofi
ne sane 70 c. Al our once, corner % Main and Manrna
sfrsefs. IseplBl HOPKINS 4 KfRBY.
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rHnMfS

ooRSER OF LINDEN nj ST. PATRICK SIS,
keep constantly on hand a oompiets ss-nnmen
w al an kinfs o. choice Family Grccer-si fresh
prftrr and EGGS. Poultry, etc, % which BE- invites the
---.-~arr ssrIS
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MARKIEn.

IN Philsaephia on the 18Th int, BY the Rev. John
jenkins, d. D.. M. W d. PAISTER. o. Memphis, 70
NIss BErrIE T THosPsoS, Of the former place.
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A " near shady Grove, n. a o. r. r., a note ir
a afru ~ 60 DAYS from AuE 2. 1853. craru By h.
Cbh' urvahle b. the order CIV 8 wells, and iniorsei
bv nm and W P. Levi. payable In Bank warn Ell
persons not % trade Cor said u0ie.
eawfs-HE ". 8. NELA5.
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I WISH 90 lease a Resifenee win Ave or TX rems
IN ne ctv limits. Army by letter through box Gas
u me Cite Pest once shouA-
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S. u HANKINs : 4. PAss.

A TTOKNETs uCOUsSELLDls FLAW HnEG-a-
~ sra Cairuin- Agents. Grslala. Ms--WlI prao-
tca 0 The C11rtsn E11u-ha, Calhoun Chuctuw Carroll.
suuflwsr. Taushaachie and L1ilveues ln the Frderai
Court a. P1rttc. End in uF Hlzh Court % Errors and
Arnaals.
rrrrHEgcEs Pref vi st-aus. H1- Hrnr7 Di1E-
iran, Jutzp r. r. Miller. Hon. IH1ah T~hrmuson. Col
9. 4. WHIT. Hon A n. Clayton, Ju Es n s Bennett.
e. . orr, p n. Ter-er, 6 p. vance
HDIg--1m
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DY As LEFT n co. So. 10 Asdis9a street w
ID viii sell this morning a. 10 c'cock 10 haut % oui
store. FiuF tba. Chose Apples
fenf6 A = LhNt AulAuaeEI-
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. RE BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED By
CLEAVES A. ID
suburban Residence for Sale.

I ofer for sale ny Reaiienca. ~ miles east r1m Court
i square. In the ueiEhhnrhoad o. c. n Williams aui
John G. Lanl=r. There are six acres On The place. bat
viii BE- divided % suit purchasers, 90 81 b give Hur
arr 3 % he residence ad leave a beautiful two acre Dc
with haudssme forrest tress- Thr holse contains r.
hall and seven rooms. new, wel bllt and Iu perfect Of
der. There are on the place q lar-a clsteru. vel and
every Necessary cuihouse tau neEl a me and prctuc-
tive urien AMI a vel selected and lsr-e collection
o. rrnit trees boz the Eroving condition. The yard T.
nicely laid "a and heauufuIy set win large forrest
trees. Apply 70 J. A. ANDERSON.
or 70 Thomas Peters, Real-Esute Agent Calhoun
BuiIding. sepIt-tlm
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FR BENJAMIN BABB becaTs toini partner win
M rs from the let srrtember. inst The style o. cur
hon-e viii hereafter D. Harris. Huut 4 @.
---tEtf- HARRIS A. HUM.
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CITY PROPERTY.

s Acres. well improved, n miles from Court sgaars.
THOMAS PETERS.
a. Acre. On Pnular street. opposite Q. C. Atkinsou's.
Terms very easy. THOMAS FhlhAS-
rHoMAs PETERS.
THOMAS PETERS.
THOMAS PETERS.
A. R.-t4rnre an Adams street. large LnL well
i-rrrvef essf of The Bsvon. THOdAs PETERS.
bs,uflsul v.e.n, 10. on shelby street. one o. he
-.-1e THOMAS PETERS.
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WORKS OF PHTLTPLTSDSLET, L z

WOEKS OF PHILIP LESDsLEE, 70 d
We have received fron Messrs. J. B. LIP
rrScorr & Co., Philadelphia, Volume ] Of The
works Of PHrLH LNDsLEY, D. D late Presi-
dent Of the University Of Nashville. This
rs'une contains the Educational Discussions
o. Tie lesrned aud distinguished author. It il
printed in elegant style, and will be followed
BY ano-her volume ia a few months. The pub
lisbe-s are rendering a great service 10 the
pablo. al large, end to the ltsraray world, in
particular. in reproducing in an enduring form,
De writings Of Dr. LINDSEY. He was one q
he vsn7 Bbles eduestionists, most learned
scholars. and most profound thinkers Of The
south. He has left the impress Of bis mind
and genius upon the history Of Tennessee. ne
Young men Who we're thoroughly educated un-
ser his eve. scarcely ever failed TO succeed ir
the various wake Of life, and to become use
tal. respectable or eminent members Of society
A perussl Il bis educational diseourses I'm
presses Us with a deep sense Of his profound
learning, bis clear and comprehensive insight
into the edrcstionaI wants Of our country, and
be us-ure3 and mastery views Of the svsteU
needed &c place or Sta.e, and the South ger
sralv. on an elevated s'snd, Ia respect TO THEN
literary institutions. The various Discourse
1s President LINus1Ev their date
from bic inauguration as President Of Cum
bernard College. al Nashville, January -
1895. and oo1clutet with his withdrawal in
Is52 The las d~iscolrss is devoted to the Dr.
z4t character OF Prof. GEEAD TEoosT, End
wz delivered October ?, 1850. The profound
visd1m, acute observation, and elevated sen
anen's Of the author, speak from every SEN
aucs. and we commend this valuable work
particularly 20 tie teacher, and TO The genera
reader. T nav BE- had at The bookstore Of
Nes-rs. CLEAvE & NkDEE-
give publish this morning d ssco-d letter
from .he able pen Il a distinguished Demo
crate statesman Of Middle Tennessee, and
ask fo- e. the earnest and ~thogghtful consider
a-ioa Of ouT readers. The question discussed
q treated with a recurrence 20 original prin-
er,ea that is most refreshing in a day when
cz1f phrazrs and mere prejudices are appealed
Cd ~ the discussion Of political questions.
TIE subject Of tie righ Of The Territories is
handed with mastery ability, which canno'
fsfI 70 make a deep Impression upon the public
mind. We irust that TIE writer will continue
20 make The AFrEAL he medium for his dis
olrsitious. He is one Of the ablest and puTest
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IKE EOTTCE.

WANTED q situation a. Wei Nwse. D. a woman
W who has z,od and nsaitl- br7Fs-mHE s1f has NJ
lbiectiou t1 q 90 the country if required A-1Iv l1ms-
iiately tn b. Dr. DErdis, 80 tho InfeUiEfnce on q Center
Alley, between Plplarald lshIuzt % streets Msmphls.
saDf a-ws
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mr~FSTEW TO THE ARGENTINs
CONFEDERATION.

Tie H,n- J.. T.. CO HslAs, recently a.
pointed Minister to the Argentine Coufedera-
ton Of So1th America, leaves this city FOR his
destination this morning. He viii take
sac a. New York for Eaglsnd and thence 10
so-th America Ithas been our forum 'a
knou Judge CUsHNAN personally and "a b
metsly For a number Of years past, here afi
IN Mississippi, and it gives US pleasure aor,
as we have often done, to bear testimony 70
bis excellent qualities Of head and heart We
take Il that the mission upon which be has en-
tered is not one, although OF high grade, r
which &c is expected that great reputation IS 10
be gained, az it's not likely that any very inn
por ant questions between The two rePubi'eF
arc to be decided. sdn, should gu b questions
arise. II cannot be doubted that Judge CUsH-
NAN IN their discussion and settlement, viii so
dsmeen himself asto maintain to the last de-
gree the interest and honor Of the United
st7tes.
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COME beautiful Pail Styles o. SOFT iu-t -
- received hy Exrress a. me F-shidurt1a Rat N
Emporium o. FRANcrsrO 4 Co. -
augT u~rinkiey's RorE lq MNn street.
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BOtanieO Medical College Of Memphis.
FOrRTEESTH ANIMAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

DVt4LAAu MUTUAL NuAl7l VI 1AlMAFAAos
FOURTEENTH ANIMAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
FACULTY AND OFFICERS.
G. ". BORROW. n. D..
Professor o. General and Special Anatomy.
s.P. CUTLER- NJ. d.
Professor q Chemistry, nuEicolozy and Medical 1uris-
prudence.
g. y MORROW. n. D..
Professor q SurEery and Demoustrat0r Of Anatomy.
L.W. GABBzRr. D.,
Professor o. Obstetrics and Diseases q women sui
Children
6. P. CUTLER n. D.
Professor q MineralogTs Geoogy and CrystalographJ.
w. HEWITT. n D..
Profes.or o. Physiooy and PHihohgy-
4 c. GATLE. n D.,
Professor o. Institutes and Practice q Medicine.
B. MORROW. n D.,
Professor o. Msterla Medica and Iherareuttos-
s. P. CurLER. n. D., Treasurer o. the Faculty.
l. " GAHBERr, r. D., SecrstEu % ne Faculiy.
T. c. GAYLE. Ger. Secretary and AgenL.
" B. MORROW, Dean o. the Faculty.
Fsez Tor Tickets to Lectures --..-.....---.s.slo 90
AaIlcl-al1n . %
Payable invauahly 10 advance. In cash, or the Stock
Certifates % ne JOINT Stock Company, e. par valua-
uon.
Lectures viii Commence ist Tuesday 1st dayl o. No
vember next. ant unuuue ~ weeks Stuteuu viii O.
well b be prasut % take e fair start
For further insormadou. address either PruH. Gayle,
Gabbsrt. or Hewitt a. HauphiE Prof Cutler, 81 Hony
or ne Dean, e. Mathews Tenn.
sauf l-lauln W-n MOEROW. N. D.. Dean
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A uE-LT B6R GIL. niasissa years q aTe-a
- Sod go, Fsskar and rona ApplY 70
9 sEttia JOIN WIN, ~ EAB IEssi.T
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II C~RITTENpEN COUNTY,
Acres. two O. iaz from EllnnEr Depot, above The
1rrrn5F el 1855. so sores d~ea+-uei.
mr.Hr nr mu-nnn
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CANAL ROUTE TO LYNCHBURc AND nUCH-
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AsMi:

IL and Lcsirgiou SAGA -
on TIE lath day 81 Juiy the firm % Co will com
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wednesday and Friday, at NJ, reach New Canton 81
AID Hcoyie a. " NJ 81 the first aud Lynburr AZ NJ and
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RETURNING:
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wednesday and FRIDAY reach scnyiie al OS VI New Can
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The boats connect ~ New Canton wh the Institute
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PtUenfe from the country viii obscrye that by is schedule
hey arrye IN Richmond and Lynciburg O'Clock 10 The morn
M ana can return home same days At ~ from Richmond
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the state fairs az which 10 cxhEsf,ed. - " "
Is the mes; perfect sstraI yrssbutsri1a
No other compares ghh b.=-S0HA.
Ihe work u sysn s.rong aed Psrfeet-C7ran Adrocdt1
It's no hdgnSgg II does all u proposes.-EnJnfrer
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a triumph OF mechanical genius.-Tres Defionaru
hSlnen'ly supeIior-Dichondrg II Mechanics.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-06

breakfast and al Ashland and dine board the
comfortable steamers between Aequa Greek and Washington
iuheT inioaaton, apply az this once, Broad Street
snoekoe NIL JAMES X. WINSTON
a,Nr, ,,,~r Gen1 Ticket Agent.
Once r. p. & p r. 4 &C., !
Richmond, Jan. 81, iSss. 1 I.na4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-06


r,, 81 Pearl street,
AVE ust received large and varied Groceries. which
hey oder 20 TO the trade accommodating terms eoupn
sing
1000 bbls. No. Herrings, very superior
100 hhds. y o. Sugar
- bbls. @. Sugar
leo bbis- Crushed, Loaf and c. Sugar
- hhds y. o. Molasses
q,G.s AeEs Old Dominion Nails.
Loo tons sEeefeg Igoa
100 Do. Hoop and Sheet Iron
80 do. Vail Rods
10 cases Nayiofs Cast and Shear gteef
10 tons Engish and American Biisiered Steel
go boxes Ti1 Plato
300 tieTees Line
30 tons Richmond Ground Plaster
90 bags RIO Coffee
% bags Laguira Coffee
9oo bags Java Coffee
loo fnAis Mocha Conce-very choice
100 eases sandfori's Lcorice
30 chests Assorted Teas
100 bs - Orchard Gras- Seed
100 DO. Herds Grass SEED
lou bag Cover seed
n thls. Tanners Oh
q ii-G-sr Ne~ i.ice
20 hhds Bacor tflss
10 bids Bacon iicrlicFI
~ Los. whisky. ~ do y r Rum
l0J tblg hne brandy o. Wilsxy
80. 1000 hNs. Adamantins sperm and Talioy Candles
A cal hom buyers collected fsss