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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20

ioR SALE i oder for sale, privately my farm called
oN Il, formerly owned by BlAfiermann N H.
~ nvs from kes~iek Depot the Central n r. mIis
ION we lyannA Improvement thus Offering choice OF faiiIs
ios 's aporaiion OF produce The lands In b
s OF improvement gently undutng hIy resting ON an
bed OF limestone, In places The ,urf.e
. Dth lined Az over some parts Of twice, has
70 nigh degree a. proved by present crop.
ana growth OF clover luNurant
On We 500 acres cleared there Is Of waste Land nJ T.
hlo heds from 60 20 10 grounds and az
e are MEADOW producing heavy crops portion Of
shr H"pands hrate tobacco land mansion nsarIv ne
large frame building with rooms with porebe. h. f.;
AMI rear and a cellar - ' PN''"'' '' 'uh'
rue pah Is Arge ana convenient, stories b
s. ana fences la good repair land not sold M
'Ate before the lst day OF November on thai dav no ia
ly, notice viii be given. 49, " '''1 P'''@'e'
Terms will be made known the day Of sale
,.oo--.,,x ANNA c. sIEGPRIED.
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sooEsross. isi NAN s.. sept 10
CUnkD NJ wIsgAR's ma LsAm.

CURED nv WIsTAR,s nALsAm.
Juyn: "
rs@.,s.sls cure % cea.amPsa has reess
which r.tcd to by De- Hsre physician
That ,ovn TO whom We have p~rnlion refer
sho had long aeorcd under
ae~ BY her friends beyond the reach OF medicine
vas Informed by her medical attendant
sas inaae.d to send for bottle Of wistnrss OF
wild Cherry, last The exp-ri~nrEd
great relief and bottles
administered She happy Of heath
Ns.e genuine unless signed BUTTS wrapper.
ssso-deAvv s,EIaEfkE
II you want Boots shoes CATER. good quality 20 to
ALkN HILL cos and u you can't get them there.
know whsrc you nd them. VI A
~ Notice 90 Country Merchants Waiting
Richmond this Fall.-we would respcc FULLY
their attention 70 stock BOOTS sHo which We will
sell low for cash or 10 punsiaai credit
ALEX. HILL 4 CO.,
selo 1aT Main 81. Richmond, Va .
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Cd from protss,inssgainst the doctrine. ofths nee.

qualified from the doctrines ofths free.
soil party" -.
Now, hthe Democratic party, throughits representa-.
ves at Charleston, persist in thrusng upon the South
candidate more obnoxious and dangerous than ard
will the South tolerate him them.
We advise our friends to paste the foregoing extracts
In their 'scrapbooks." -
The London Chroaieis of August ST. states that the
Great Eastern the day before officially euered TOUT
wards at the custom house. by the commander Captain
Harrison, her destination being naed Ner York. Few
policies Of insurance had been taken out on the
Great Eastern at oyds the underwriters being general
ly unwilling to transact any business until the completion
Of the trial trip. Almost the only assigned for
this is the possibility of the vessel getting
safely out of the Thames IL appears that hours
previously to the publication of Mr.. Levers amended
offer to charter the Great Eastern reply had been sen,
by the company again declining entertain the propo
sition. Such is the statement of the London paper Still
inclined to think there mistake and that the
first voyage OF the ship will be Portland Upon her
arrival at that port should il the New York
provide dock and insure sufficient dep,h OF
water, she may condescend touch the
We hope the Norfolk people will also secure call from,
the monster.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20
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osrcz o. rzs wss. sspA 10 isos
The following table gives comparative exports Of bread
STUN from the United states 10 Great britain aud
Europe for series which v be Tor refesnee
n 10 Great Brlfais nd Irsiand ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20
DIED,


Inst at the residence Of her ..r,p,. The i,,,
daughter William Moie Lou Collins 81 H.nx co. ased
Richmond Examiner please copy.
Departed this M at his residence Topeka Kansas, on the
MEADE formerly fcarte county In this STATE
pIs @ Mo T1G S,s LSIoy sraa ASs iss JNo TRIM
days ''' '
saturday the 80 Inst, Hines. OF few hours JAS
OF his =
hi: residence In Petersburg the 18th Inst PARIIAM
- - OBITUARY.
M MkSNis only son o; Dr. Henry c. and Lou @ Step
While only sAd With four years, and one week.
and then his spirit took IL light into land
without mnIinnT sometimes when they Intense you'll
Of hi, 'OaeiInr lie death with ali power With snile
that seemed to say oh death -here thy sting Oh grave
lev days before he taken sick he told his little sister thai hr
ne conn., and pa, down in the GROUND and
,ss never would see him assla mis- bis Quet
OF toll and pain and entered into and glory
to bloom throughout eternity bright flower that will no,
hds by the sherioE OF the be blasted by chill
ing winds OF Nntcr We
sS.e, AGeonae disposition his lovely faee golden eu.
eye that owed with the sprEhtness Of
and e .Ssy seen IN one Of ii. tender rendered him the
tie sister and Idol his parents But where is while HI.
the silent grave Alas ,he,e Ses the blooming
fes1 IN ahs morning q NE there lie: the
to his grave ye young and and
God has thus taken your idol you to draw YOU nearer ia
him We. the tie 1SSSy Is strong little Wilde
home. ~ "''D " "'' your
little while on earth he spent,
nli God for him his angel sent
And then on imeh he closed his eye,
To wake TO glory In the skies.
Sleep ltiIs brother and take thy rest,
SSs s ,b., h Ieil hone. he though, I, BEST
49, But Chrts,'s strong supported me
Waterford. Marshall County, Mhs. r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20
STILL LATER.

From tie Nsu, York Herald of Sunday MorninC
According to order, both regiments the First under
command OF Colonel Alexander Shaer and the Second
Colonel Gregory at the Court House at the APP
pointed hour, waiting orders. Among the companies
that turned out in strong force the Hghwood
Guards, Captain Newkirk of Hoboken Lieutenant Hop
per commanding; the Independent Guards, of jersey
City and Washington Grays OF Hudson City, The force
numbered about hundred strong but entirely INSULT
cient TO attack the rioters who about zoo in num-
Der.
About four o'clock Sheriff Beatty ACCOMPANIED by
General Hatfield, Mayor COlard, Rev. Mr.. Vanetta OF
the Catholic Church and several others took
and proceeded TO the where the rioters had
gregated. Notwithstanding that the rain fell in torrents
they remained the ground for nearly hours en-
deavorng get the crowd to repair their respective
homes and refrain from any farther attack the road
The Rev. Mr.. Nanetta called the crowd together and adj
dressed them at some length, urging them dcsst from
their riotous
lie hoped in the name of God that they would desis
before the military called out and many Of them
shot down as dogs to the earth.
Sheriff Beatty next spoke TO them, urging them &c
withdraw from the ground possible. He said
the military fully armed and equipped to march
upon them al any moment and in they did and
they still persisted in holding out would be seri-
ously injured, and no doubt several killed
Notwithstanding all tina, the priest and Sheriff Beatty
said, it seemed TO have but little effect upon th,
hootng, and many the remarks expressed in con
demnaon Of the pursued by the contractor of IN,
work for not paying them.
General Hatfield finally reached the crowd and com
menced addressing them. The road he said must be-
opened, and the military hand to execute the
work lie therefore hoped that "a good citizens they
would not persist in their oous conduct but leave the
place ut once.
There are at present several trains stopped on the road
above two three with about one thousand cattle
board number of which have already died for lin
want OF food and proper accommodations The loss ia
the road cannot fall short of $4,000 so far and unless
the trains are enabled to pass through much greater
will be incurred The passengers the several train.
going IN and out the city are compelled to dsembark
walk past the barbados and then take the trains on the
other side Yesterday this operation indeed great
hardship for the passengers owing the stormy weather
Up TO 10 o'clock last night affairs remained the same
trains having passed. AT five O'Clock this morning
however the military march upon the ground and
force open the road and the barricades Should
the aborers attempt to interfere there is no doubt bu
that blood will be shed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20
se2O-etiN K..-t., $500 $500 ~ slEGFRlED,
10 ACRES OF VALUABLE Lawn, mr.,

~ EAST OF THE CITY AT AuCTION.-We viii s.Il ,rsn
e premises on MONDAY, the 81 day OF October eoenn A.
a. 2, ostoek' =. NJ, 10 acres OF valuable land In
nshrlco county. adjoining "Chelsea," nd Iyiug
Street 'u'"P'Ae 70 iNi
s ana Is adapted for building purposes market garden
ne uesng 70 secure building site adjacent the city In
attend this sale. "O'N no wen 70
sale. 7N' f"''@''P '''''' we day oil
TH -onehh cash. the balance a. g. Is and "a month,
Tor negotiable notes interest and secnrci nv t1, ia
sg2D-dtds N TkVin, y u'eh.
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From our Special Rsportsr.1
FU kTHER pARTICUIk Rg

JERsEY CRY, Saturday, 10 A. NJ
There s no change IN the state Of Affairs connected
with the strike Of the Bergen Tunnel men. They stl
keep possession Of Ibe tsek peyr he slaughter house
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20
sixth ANNUAL EXHIBITION
~
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
promotion Of the Mechanic Arts:

The SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of IN. yIRnrSt, N.Y.
ChANlCs INSTITUTE will in the spacious Hail.
on yA street on wednesday,, the 10th Octo he r. and
he Board OF Managers Invite Mechanic Irtt
inventory and all others, both In Virginia ali Tie obr,
states OF THIS Union, 60 avail themselves Of the i'm
Afforded 70 display their TASTE ingenuity and xiii In ths er
uou about to he exhibited 80 - - ~ Nv N''''N
The Hals Of the Institute arranged that depc.,,or vii
nav. ample 10 display their goods heat AL
Vantage The Machinery Department entirely from
every other where Motive rrauirs md NO
viii be spared 70 give each exhibitor fair opportunity
his aehiuery. " '''"'"t
The Ladies eontinue Al,
Institute, for without Of their handIvorJ a.
bon would be shorn u one Of the attractive features
All articles deposited for will be Carefully
min. their merits f' 't'-' " Ne'-
The Premiums 20 be awarded MONEY o. IL
in varying aiOO Por second .nd ,h1 -.
hevs, Diplomas Certificates n Merit ~
The Hall will be opened recepton Of Article nj, MON
DAY The yth o. October .nded 10: ii
be received until Monday, the iG,h Of October $3.50 "
hnF Information In Inference details OF the
""l ne promptly giFep, ~ addressing wM. FORBES
set-8N n Of
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sEPTEnnRR. Isso.

,, > = IS6III DID STOCK
fNNuhhH " fkiCh CO. have already opened AMI I'm go.
tnue n add, by every arrival Tor weeks t cs ~
and most VAILED sssormsut 81 I'm and DoueIe pv M
Which has ever been tctr good fortune oHer L. a.
% Richmond and the Virginia public - - ''''''i''
They vii attempt detail Of their sunpiv-sur9~. IA - -
thai IN elegant Sks sod s Robes angiv
sy o Ner'te snd other iress good say Popsrs
foraine Nalsnfias, Mousiain ngurcd and plain Ns,t
laIil, tentrey new) tney have abundant sfoct wv
Their Mantna department will be rrowded in a.. 49,.
shapes, and the ch'iceri falrics ~ Wv ''"o''
~ Curtain goofs, Cofuice nands Looms Iaee s,s u.u o.
tans, Damasks Br0cats Morcens &C. Ar ev bavs = ali ~
and VII have them made ihe Loves, terms wv
Ier cellar they Keep packed utmost eapsffv vt er.
ce 20 nc way q Furnishing goods for families and Heary
npp pr sVAnis aud lahorers such Fbeetnr
ovtunE Iulled Clot kerseyr Iuseys aaunetis Onaiu,
Tie very lowest rates $3.50 ~ V'''e" :"
reiG-dm n pptCp A M
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20

= bsiNLA FD AND POWATAN COUNTIES RO2 gALE.-Th.
onsrs Tor sale bis And, containing bund &c,
an nitJ-nN ana a-hnIT acres The land I mostly az
yaeent lies we'll aud Is well adapted growth II ali
% 20 ihs section About two hundred cleared
balance w timber ~ the best quality very valnabl. h.
nE Ia hall ne 81 steam and Mill one hundred ,nJ
sry or thirty acres he cleared which IL frat rats H.
1teo land ,nd WIN bring fair tobacco without manure
9out oneau of the land the other nulaio soil ana
brngs me wheat Al the Land hiss sin subso small
.th trough NJ greater part Of the lrnd twenty
acres o. handsome nais of which forest and IL vcy
T number - springs Of any In yIrgI,
me pc very healthy and lies nine miles Of
H on the Jams river and about ortv-two above Rich
mona There Il a handsome I'd bu
ten rooms, situated beautiful hin smoke hons.
negro quartrrs wheat and tob &c
Persons wishing purchase property viii call ON ,h h
seriber who resides the Possession viii h. gvs - -
time Tse2n-autO WIZ ~ ,pgp,, ,H
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%.la'.laas ,A.l, s.'s.a.. and no ,..la Aa. paced

-..t...t.t.- Al. A..-,..
i,aa A.s .asss Ss''@as' and no tran has passed
As ~ iSssssSsy nee', -. ..sl--e
az he has heen Ioundl ana nj. $500 80 49,. $500.
that the Company have nrslecs. A. nav ,hs hin, M ,h
military At the time thew 49, ~ ~, -, ~ 80
The rot som. ,hr.e or Ton, ou ~ spp.Js
there d now Judgment Of shs.s ~ an ;n, The hsr,e
Deputy sheriff nncis was spcied 10 sss nigh, In he
absence of The sherif ma pa es " s s% S mn, my
went away TO see the sheriff promny ~ r,turn IN =
few minutes, but has not s,pcc han heard from II
number Of passengers this morning proposed TO or
ganixe an armed force and ", ,hro,eh :. III h.,.rl.
providing train could, be sent on. Mr. M;po, stated
that he could not act except upon orders from head.
quarters Nf ~ ~ ~
The railroad company have attached /. magnetic hat,
terry the slaughter house where they have view of
all that IA going on but n, 1901 -, A.; =. :, -
obtained OF them.
small body of tunnel men are there assembled 70
give warning II attempx he made To remove IN, OH
structions - y = 49,
They state in op of ,h.,r ., that th,ir
lies in starving condition and his has driven them
where they were compelled 10 r,d, on olers M e,orh;
tant prices this they even submitted to and continued
work. until finally their supplies from this source wer,
or aud tsey were unable to procure provisions else
where.
We were informed this morning nv the Assistant Su
perntendent Of the Erie railroad that the Postmaster
General had ordered the United States Marines to pro-
coed ut once to the OF riot
The military of the county were dismissed last NIGHT
and. IL Is said, refuse to again assemble
The officers of the road made arrangements this morn
ing have boat the depot at eleven o'clock to con-
the from thence TO Peront where they
could take the trains west.
TsycoSp n,sp,r., ,su1
THE MILITARY or HUDSON Coi,NTjy Ann NIrrr.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-The YORKTOWN Cap. -.e5E,
- tain Parrish viii leave this morning. O'clock IEtIN
Passengers requested be that hour r
sMh sept lsesp-Ul LUDLAM WATSON
SPEClAL NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
~ shippers TO New York to
freight to the JAMESTOWN TO day before as-srS5is
whether the fresh has subsidized sufficiently
crved COngnees requested goods during
the day. lsesp-itl- LUDL An WATSON
(tORNS! CORNS! CORNS!,!
~ DIR. SCHULTZ has return-gl to his Of 81 RnA
ace, Wall Street Hotel, Wall
mond Va, but only remain here tl b<esLSl><<S
1T Of October, in order TO meet appointments
Those % his patrons and all who have Buttons
OF NA &e shonld not delay, they desire be with.
ont panso that their boot be
feet and comfort apply Immediately aud
putaon l. too well known To need
SSr-Ladies attended az their residences IL desired
he on hand all ye who value sePN-s,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20
Great Bargains for Cash at
pEaKINs & CO.'S,

- brown sliiTtings. heavy, at Cd
- Beached do do
Super do do do 10 Cts
The best - do ever sold here Al IKE
400 pcs Past cold Prints, eve
Best English and American do at lie
~ pes Naleuias and De LANES, at IKE
Rich Paris DE LANES at G2it cts worth SIX
Dress silks very cheap
% very Rich silk Robrs at s35 worth 49,.
Best 45E BieAeGsJ s6eetiagE al &c -
sesb PERKINS 4 Co. No. I4l garI. sor.r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20
observation-disclosures SALE OF VALUABLE

AM nv nio%s,o9 10 ference 70 ihe detail. Of Exhibition
'e7-S~ Ch'n Of Exhibition co%Siis:,
COW ONBR,s SALE OF VALUABLE
" bEANEhDAM LAND, IN GoOCHLAND CO. and All the Per.
s c SS co sSsii aS SGG Ee S9S ga sS
county, 10 s Of Marin vs. Maftn sD a HIa' ~
AZ ,e SsI ews'r iSr $50 the undersigned Com.
on d The premise; TnUBsDAY ioS cay 81 Sov es
faTn know9 as Aspen Drove owned by the late j. T. MSrtn
ser .ns NE ,i sgd 81 1s e , Of 81. dss i contain -
% ana Ih's CusTrni did, and situated the Beaver
and ~, Se.. IN original Eevth heavily ,bse The building;
o Ice and Tobacco HOUSE. snd other bulldogs uual on such
y about four mile. rom IT, J. y a. Wy 70 We soSh'
t. I, n 49, ~, toslt H9nIS one mile from The contcnpia.
lo,ie.yl and2 miles from city II Richmond " ''
Of the .,le suit and The balance on st n
tsTr rom he ag f ysI we a,sd ln,,msn,, 70 bear In
men's. and the title be until he further ordsr Of H.
to purchase isy write 70 me- At Nebrssta Post see
nond JAMS s'i 4 Eo msRyf q Rich
special Commission
Also, Ten and likely Slaves 1--WE men Two women
~ & snd one boy and Az The personal properly thereon viii
mules smbraena - ve,v A. o. @ hofss snd
one Of Them hi, race "Juha Todd"
- ie hnst colt They ever cows calves hogs large
@,g. sd S,gp q ,obsseo corn oats hay straw household
uigiuif &C The sock are q The most improved blood
sash W. y rsqglrsd ~ under cash over that
kfra " tti,g., ll'it "
Admir- Of T. A. Martin and Adu'r De bon non of b M,,,
deceased. ' " -, 'n.Ii"'
IOHIuE RICE. e' New Rice landing from schooner
y Manghester, Tor sale ~ ~
,s29 Ia Q. B. DAyESPoRr.
SARETY PUsE.-io bbis, best qualify for ,,ls nv
- Wv u 40 DAVENPORT.
| o. HILLS. "Co sUa ,Hs, tsnsl,y ,hi, ,,.,n,n- q.
| ~ safety t'e29l POrrs FARLgY 4 Go.
IuUOTIIY SEED -rrme new crop Tmo,ty seed 70, ..i.
= sep VIM PALMER son 90.
TuNn ~ A =
| - lcr- for sale ~ sc2o wM PALMER, SON co.
SLAVES ron SALE Having soid farm u ne late
! - Ottoman Slaughter 81 he county n King
Tor sale privately, The save between aty eousnv
q men, boys g and children families oss eisi
/ inr ~ purchase for thsr
| se6-eu WA O. ALLEN
ALEXANDER GARRETT,
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MOUNT GIDEON ron SALE At AUCrIoS

E-Ntl hc sold, on the TWENTY SrVENTI sFJTgNnEp
- that valuable Yarn csiel MOUNT GIDEON te resdsnc.
~ tr late Henry l situated In the Caroline conn
" thrr, mile, from Hanover Court House virginia Cen
~ h-IoAh Depot containing seven hundred
THIS aud u vel adapted 20 the rroEh
CO.. wsll Wacrei. r'e being n-verfainr spring in each
hrli NE Hgai-n beautiful, overlooking extent
a9d wiz view 81 he ear, when running miles
further description i deemed those wihp~ a.
purchase will examine Tor themselves SIR James i'm uvn an
L. " ~ ~ F'0' "''''"b w
Mthg time and place will sad valuable stock eon.
E" Hor.ts MILE Cattle sheep and Hogs Household and Kit
chen Furniture, Plantation Utensils. &c. "
Az having claims the estate are a.
make Them the
tate viii please settle their bills " Nv -
The terms Of sale will be IA.
~. 80, PHILIP SAMUEL
Of ffsurv f.atd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20

DAHAsR
DELAtNEg
,,, 1,,,,,,,,.. ., TURKEY RID, &C.
FLOOR OIL CLOTiis.
oi VARIOUS qualities aud patterns, non 20 - feet vide
WINDOW SHADES
Of every style AMI grade. al proper dyt,r., q, - ~
hayinE exclusively In employ an experienced mi 1870
cn ~ arc prepared when ~ m, M
ana 70 81 up Win latest hanng wndo
su2S-im' RICHARDsoN co ps At.,, ,,,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20
GUM AND OILsALUONns

'IWE BEST az Elcachcd Cotton
Il The beet sii cent tleached Cotton
The best 10 cent Bieaehed Cotton
The best i2e Bieached Cotton
The best 6I cent Calico.
The best 10 Calico.
The best i2N Mous,laine
The bes; iGss Mouselainrs.
Ats 4, ~ 10 be found at CIIILEs A CHENERYs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20

An abe aud seemingly sagacous correspondent of the
New York Times in letter lately written from LeSing
ton in this State, says
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Ams--lo Hhds Hams. small sire for Families
- 70, SAFE by lse l2-ail cHAs 7. WORKMAN A co
RACONS0 Ihds PINE Cincinnati SHOULDERS Jos, received
- Tor sale by lselg-Stl CIIAs 7. WORKMAN a Co
Ok BoNEs PRIME GOsHE CHEESE, per steam.
W iuiAtoNh aelP WA. WALLACE SONS
% TUBS PRIME GOSHEN nv TIER, per steam
~ " ioIhtoSn Tor sale by wM. WALLACE SONS
u HHDs. PHInv BACON STRIPS, for sale low
I'D IT'S HCEs RICE, Of superior quality, for sale by
CARPETINGs, CURTAIN GOODS, a e.
Erespeetuly Invite residents visitors ety "a
examine this stock 81 CARPETINGs CURTAIN
MATEAls OIL CLnTHS &C, which think extensive
and varied In assortment than beore offered aud
ssh We nos ready 70 exhibit AZ Carpet
Giving this business undivided attention and Ip,roy,v
large portion Of our stock direct
are enabled a. AL times supply ~
Peeh otre ndn con- oefse Oer0HH be afforded IN The l
lowing description % goods, viz
- CARPETINGs
TAPEsTRY,
TIiREEPLY
INGRAIy,
VENETIAN
DUTCH
IL, HFMP AC
With mn assortnen, Of Rugs Table on ci,,b p,no
% Iah Covers, ome handsoms Booking Cumb Cioths
CURTAIN GOOns
Vn stock and assortment Of which unupassed any Hou,.
bhOCAIElr
Des Arc citizen., 1859-05-18

DEATH or MATT PEEL.-Matt Peel, of negro minstel memory, died at the American Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. on We'd nesday morning, 4th inst. He played quite recently in Cleveland, Gainesville, and Erie, and was playing an engagement in Buffalo. The Express, of that city, says:
 "On Tuesday he experienced slight hemorrhage of the lungs, and in the even- ing, while dressing for the concert, was taken so ill that he was compelled to return to his room. A physician was called, who administered some medicine, but saw nothing immediately dangerous in his con- dition. About o'clock in the morning, while sitting up in bed, laughing and talking with his wife, he suddenly fell back, exclaiming, o, Mag, am dying !" and instantly expired.
 We learn that Matt. Peel's real name was Matthew Flannery. He was born in Brooklyn, in 1929. and commenced his career as a public performer about the year l647.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-05-18

DEATH OF A. H. AVERY, Esa.-This gentleman, long and favorably known by almost every citizen of Memphis, died al the residence of Henry B. Childs, Esq. in that city, on Sunday the Slh inst. His disease was consumption. Speaking ol the deceased, the Memphis .aualanche oI the 9th inst, says:
 MT. Avery was a native of Buffalo N. Y., and, at the time of his death, was in his thirty-seventh year. Since 1850 with only short intervals of relaxation, he has been engaged as reporter and associate editor of several journals of this city, and it was the arduous self-imposed labor in those latter avocations that, perhaps, has, tened the early termination of his period oi life. He possessed indomitable energy, was correct in all his dealings with his fellow man, and in all the relations of the family he was kind, loving and gentle. Peace to his ashes!