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W.. s. PICKETT & CO.,
Cotton Factors d. Commission Merchants,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.

WE are now entering upOn our twentieth
w year Of business in Memphis, and the
sixteenth in New Orleans, and solicit a cOntu-
uance Of patronage IRON our friends and the
public generally. Our house in New Orleans
will, as heretofore, be under the management
Of WIN. s. PICKETT, an Old and experienced
merchant in the New Orleans cotton trade,
and affords to our customers the advantages Of
either market, as their interest or inclination
may induce them to ship
We keep always on hand a good supply Of
Groceries, Provisions, Bagging, Rope, Gum
Betting, Plantation and Family Suppiies gem
orally. WORMELEY, JOY & co.
SEA 9m
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ROBERT A. MOON,
t Il a q %
AND
COM MISSION
No. 276 Front Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
MEMPHIS, TENN.

I LIBERAL ADVANCES-Supplies at Whole
sale Prices. Commission Tor selling Cotton,
One Dollar per Bale.
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FOWLKES & STEFFEY,
Successors TO FowIkes q COL
Cotton Factors
COMMISSION
No.1ss Second and As Washington sts.,
MEMPHIS.

MEMTTINt IENN EoHEHf
A GENTS for The sale of the "PREMTUM
a COTTON GINS made by w. q. Clemens,
Brown & Co., Columbus, Georgia.
Also, agents for the "GREEN RIVER
WOODEN MILLS" Henderson, Ky. Have on
hand for sale. by piece or case, a fine assort-
ment OF Kentucky Jeans. 1yll 8m
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Robe,.tsoa C0uptv Whiskv.

lam Agent for the sale Of the above fine
brand of Whisky, and can supply the trade
in lots al manufacturers prices, in or out OF
bond. HEO. r. Aheho,
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STRATTON, COVER & CO.,
WHOLESALE cRocERs
COTTON FACTORS,
No. 22s Front Street.

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
KTE have a drstclass FIRE-PROOF COTTON
w WAREHOUSE, in which we will store
and handle our own Cotton.
We are Agents for BEARD'S ROB
and have On hand 30 tons both Of the Lock
aud Buckle Ties. And also have q choice sup
ply Of the following articles:
1900 Pieces Bagglng, Of the Eagle Ward
4 Todd brands,
300 Whole and Half Coils best Machine
Rope,
100 Bales best Baling Irvine,
800 Bbls Flour, frem J.. Harrison down
20 common hupeFline.
100 C'ks Bacon. clear sides & Shoulders,
IS Tierees Hams, sugaF.euFed L plain,
$50 Barrels OF Ness and Ramp Pork,
800 Kegs best Leaf Lard.
500 Packages Star Candles,
300 Sacks Coffee, choice Bic and Java,
40 Hhds Centrifugal and Porto KicO
Sugar,
800 Bbls sugar, al grades.
Also, soda, HOiasses, Salt, RIce, etc., etc.
sci I'm
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THIRD DAY.

SECOND RACE-TwO mile dash. Purse $500.
Free for an ages. Entrance So
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SECOND DAY.

FIRST RACE-GAYOsO HOUSE STAKE.
Mile heats for all ages, $50 entrance. Gayoso
House 10 add 500. Three or more TO al the
staka-
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MEMPHIS AND TENNESSEE r. r.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

SECRETARY M TREAsURER's OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, 9Jh September, 1866.
The regular annual meeting OF the Stock
holders OF the Memphis and Tennessee Railroad
Company will be held at the GayOsO House, in
tue city OF Memphis, on WEDNESDAY, 9Th
October, 1857.
Stockholders viii he passed free on presenta-
ton of their certificates OF stock 10 the Con-
ductors. 8. h. LAMB, Secretary.
SEQ I'd
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NEW
I1.nstee'S Sue.

DY virtue OF a deed OF trust to me executed
ID by Jacob ]. Peres and A. ]. Ensel, on the
10th day Of August. 1885, which deed is Of record
in the registers office OF Shelby county, Ten
nessee, In Record Book No. 81, part ], pages 81,
Sf2 and S88. made TO secure the payment 10 Jo-
seph MussO. Sr,, OF & certain promissory note
mentioned therein, due on LIST day OF Septem-
Der, 1857, for the sum Of -Four Thousand Doll
lars, winch said rote remains due and unpaid,
/ VIII by virtue OF the authority and power
vested IN me by said trust deed, on
Saturday, 2lst day Of September, 1861,
in front Of postofice In the city Of Memphis.
between the hours OF II and - O'Clock am,
proceed 20 sell TO the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described lot Of LAND, situated,
lying and being in the county of Shelby, state
OF Tennessee. and city Of Memphis, to- wit; Be
ginning at a stake on the northwest corner OF
Linden and DeSOtO streets and running north
with said DeSoto street sixty feet, thence west
and parallel with Linden street one hunured
aud nineteen feet, thence south parallel win
DeSoto street sixty feet 20 a stake on Linden
street, thence east with Linden street one hun
dred and nineteen feet to the beginning, being
part OF lot No. IN block No. 40, together with
all the privileges and appurtenances thereto
belonging. BY the terms OF said trust deed the
parties thereto waive all right or redemption
the laws OF the State OF Tennessee. The title
TO said lot is believed TO be good, but l convey
only as trustee.
selO tbs J. MUsso, JR., Trustee.
NEWTON FORD, Formerly OF +, a & Co.
H. I. PORTER, Late OF Porter q Macrea.
L. F-URsTEiNHEIH, Late OF Porter a Co.
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Mile heats for beaten horses that have been run
at this meeting. Entrance SO. Purse 500
The Pool seller to q 500. Horses 10 be han
~dicapped by a committee appointed by the
President. A d. GIBSON,
jy2O SOD Acting Secretary.
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DissoIutiOn.

THE c-opartnership heretofore existing under
i the styles and firms OF TAYLOR 4 Nc
EVEN and TAYLORS, MCEWER < BLEW,
were dissolved on 9Th inst. by mutual consent
Of all the cOpartners.
JNO. l.. TAYLOR having purchased the en-
tire assets OF every description and assumed all
the liabilities, he only is authorized to collect
the claims due to and 10 dispose OF the prop
ertv OF said nrms, WIN. ID. TAYLOR,
THOS. b. MCEWEN,
ROBERT W. BLEW,
Sept, 8, 1857. JNO. l.
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Notice.

MRS. NJ. ]. BROWN, widow Of Jessey +.
M Brown, deceased, will apply TO the County
Court of Shelby county aud state OF Tonnes
see, at its October term, for dover ont Of the
estate Of said deceased. This Sept. 4, 1857.
seG IawAw INC. Clerk.
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NEW
Removal.

NJ H. STOUT & BROTHER have removed
N. their stock of Builders Hardware, Me-
chanies' Tools, etc. to No. ~ Second street.
Adam Block" where we are opening n large
and well selected stock OF New Goods, and are
now prepared 70 furnish anything In our line
at lowest cash prices. seq In
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Coal IN CoLoRADo.-Veryh line coal has
,oen found in Colorado, and this very
norch resolves the difficulty of develop
inc the mineral wealth of that new land.
The coal is said to be wonderfully pure
for so ,oild country. There are large de-
posts of excellent iron ore in close prox-
unity to the coal. This discovery of coal
at the point where it appears is an epoch
for that very important division of the
Union. 1t adds immensely to the politico-
physical power which is now concentra-
ting. and which will continue to concen-
-trate, in the Mississippi valley and the
plains beyond, and which is, no doubt,
vet to rule this continent. We rejoice in
every new development of power and
wealth in the kingdom of the Mississippi.
The power that will be proclaimed from
that part of the world will at least be cha
racterized by enlarged and liberal feelings.
It will have some of the traits of gene
rosity blended with its power. King Cot
ton was just and genial. He is dead All
hail to King Mississippi!
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By Harrison, Goddin dApperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
SALE OF VALUABLE

SALE OF VALUABLE
lanyard AND OTHER REAL ESTATE, ON
BROOK AVENUE. in TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Gfmmi and wife to the subscribers, dated soth
April, 1865, duly recorded in the Richmond Hust-
ings Court, we shall In execution hereof and at
coed TO sell at public auction, the premises, on
FRIDAY the 18th day of May, 1857. at o'clock p.
NJ fair u not on me next iar d sy thereast
ing Of a BRICK and FRAMED TENEMENT on
the vest side of Brook avenue Immediately oppo-
FRAMED TENEMsYT on Moore street. in the
rear with the lot fronting 30 feet on said west
line of Brook avenue and running back 2ls feet,
Gimmi. and on the south by narrow street ex-
tending from Brook avenue to Moore street.
Also the. VALUABLE TANNERY adjoining,
which has for several years past been so success
fully managed by Mr.. Louis Gimmi. The lot has
a front on Brook avenue # about 100 feet, and
depth Of about ls5 feet, and on It's rear lire about
200 feet The premises are supplied with water by
iron pipes from spring yielding forty gallons per
minute. and in rear there Is canal which carries
every kind for carrying on large business with
thirty watts, tubs Of every kind bark convenient
by railroads. canal. or within six miles by wagon
procured in the Richmond markets. There is a
steam engine Of twenty six horse power, In good
bark This IL the only tannery OF any capacity In
Richmond, and the demand for leather Is good. il
il believed that this tannery offers as many attrac.
lions for profitable investment as any other pro.
perty in this State. Besides being valuable for
fannsry, the property Is admirably wei adapted
Terms: Cash as to so much Of the purchase mo-
new as will be sufficient TO pay Oft negotiable
note for seven thousand dollars, with interest from
ID May, 1857, together with the expenses OF sale
and as TO the residue, on such terms as snail De
announced at the hour OF sale.
The taxes and insurance for this year to be paid
by the pnrehasCsHs CHARLES RoHR. ,u
myT JAMES PLEASANTS,} A'''''
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Boono. ENTHUSIASTICALLY looks to ia
maica. and approves the decision of the
Lord Chief Justice of England that the
Crown has no power to proclaim martial
law. He closes his article by pronouncing
Gordon's execution totally illegal, and In
view of all the facts of the case as they
came TO his knowledge, downright murder.
Ie also hopes "that an English jury will
vet have the question of Mr.. Gordon's
murder submitted to them for final deci-
sion, by the indictment Of the principal
actor in the Jamaica tragedy, who is not
yet beyond the reach Of the law"
Now, let us hear what you think Of some
cases at home-say Mumford's, In New Or
leans, and the half dozen strung up at
Washington in time Of profound peace.
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GRENFELL.-The unfortunate ST. LEGER
GRENFELL, the English chevalier, whose
life has been one SO chequered and re-
markable, and who gave his services to the
Confederacy, is now prisoner at Dry
Tortugas. He was captured while en-
deayoring to carry out plan he had
formed for liberating neutrality-suspicious.
at Johnson's Island, We believe. lie was
sentenced to death by c0urt-martial, and
his sentence was committed to imprison-
ment for life on the Dry Tortugas. Lately,
rumors of bad treatment to the prisoners
there having gotten aaoat, General GRANT
caused an investigation into their condition,
and 1t was ascertained that the rumors are
entirely unfounded. Letter-writers attri-
butte them altogether to GRENFELL, and
they 60 further, and accuse him of the hor-
rible offence Of using his best efforts to
obtain q release from imprisonment |!
adding, however, that he is using every
means, "good and bad" to carry out his
purpose. Well, GRENyELL ought not TO
uss "bad" measures, for bad measures
are very much ut discount in this vir-
tuous age; but it is not surprising that q
man who hazarded his life to hberate others
should make some exertion to get out of
cage himself. We trust, In respect to
the virtue that now prevails In this land,
lie Will use no more "bad" means TO get
oas Of Dry Tortugss.
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Real -EstNte Igencies.

A GENCY TO BUY VIRGINIA
N LANDS.-Ths SELLERS Of real estate in Viz.
ao mo.
do need a competent and reliable agency. The
climate, fertile soil, and central position OF VIZ
ginia render her lands very attractive. and the
owners OF many OF them are willing 10 sell them
at EXTREMELY low prices. Steady, industrious.
and thriving citizens In the northern states and 10
Europe have the ability and the disposition TO BE-
come the owners and occupants OF these land,
But to gain information, have groundless appFe.
tensions dispslled. and purchase at fair price,.
TssEiHR iNTERESTs in ma king Investments rs "
To all persons. therefore, desiring 10 pqrehan
CITY II T2wf kEaL psos sI4Ss
and MANUFACTURERS IN VIRGINIA. I offer NJ
services, pledging mysslf TO guard their l.ier,'h
In making purchases, Tor which shall expsa
only fair compensation. Ill persons desiring 70
purchase real estate in Virginia and those de-
string to sell the same are invited to eommunict.
9TH me IN person or by ist,eT sy,Gs
quantity, and improvements Of the property id
sale, and the LOWEST CASH PRICE AZ which thel
A life long residence In Virginia. extensive ts.
vel over her lands, large scquaintancs with her
people, and long business and social intereour,
western States, qualify me, perhaps, 10 some sx'
tent, for the proposed agency. Al any rate ny
bes, forts win be given 70 secure to the CoInSn;
wealth an infusion OF GOOD POPULATION AND
CAPITAL, which seem TO me to be her espeslA
need IT this time. Ny once for the present l. 30
below Mi sbs s s.,see s'f b. wRTKqSs
Real Estate and Purchasing Agent,
lilo Main street
REFERENCES:
The citizens OF Richmond generally.
WooDwAsD, BALDwIs 4 Co. Baltimore.
GEORGE X. SruAkr. Philadelphia
At STEWART Co, II. b. CLAFLIs K Co, I
8. JAPPRAY 4 Co, New York.
y ". PoxD. G. Z pExosD, Boston.
SAMUEL LOWRY, MILTON SAYLER, Cincinnati, O.
IN It
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CoNFIscAT1oN-THE ANTI-sLAvERY So
C1ETY.-At the thirty-fourth anniversary
of the Anti-slavery Society, held at Stein
way Hall, New York, on Tuesday, the re-
solutions reported by Wendell Phillips
failed to make any mention of confscation,
and Colonel T. W. Higginson, of Boston,
calling attention in his speech to this I'M
accountable omission, Phillips made haste
to repair it, and hardly had Higginson re-
sumed his seat before the great scold came
forward and offered, substantially, the fol-
lowing which was adopted:
RESOLVED, That large measure of con-
fiscation and the division of the confiscated
lands among the negroes is imperatively
demanded to secure the rights of the ne
groes and the safety Of the nation, and as
an act of justice upon the rebel owners of
the land"
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WHEN DID VIRGINIA CEASE TO BE LIE
GAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL STATE 1--WE
have several times stated that while the
Radicals claimed that the Alexandria Co.
vernment was legal and constitutional, they
denied the same characteristics to that or
ganized here Tor continued, as we con.
tend } in December, 1865; and we predicteo
that in the suit between the two States o
Virginia and West Virginia for the posses
sion of Jefferson and Berkeley counties
the counsel for the latter would argue ina
the Government of Virginia which con
sented to the erection of the new sta''
was valid one, while the government
which filed the bill was an Invalid one
We publish this morning "brief" OF tn'
arguments on both sides in tins case lr on
which it will be seen that this is one OF tn
strong points relied uponby West Virginia
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BEHOLD Your ORAcLEs.-The New York
Tribune of Tuesday says:
1--WE print to-day the charge of Judge
Underwood to the grand jury by which
it is expected Jefferson Davis will be
tried"
The Herald has similar remark. Mr..
Stanbery, Governor Sharkey, and the
other distinguished gentlemen whose ar
puments in the Supreme Court are so
often criticised by the Tribune and the
Herald, will doubtless be much edited by
the opinions of writer's who suppose that
criminals are tried by grand juries.
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It is very strange that so little interest is
felt in the coming convention. Making a
new constitution is usually deemed mat
ter of considerable Importance, and eniists
nonular attention and discussion quite as
much as political struggle. But nobody,
of either party, seems to care anything
about the approaching convention in this
State.-Ne,o York Times.
And for very good reason. Your party
has so familiarized the public with gross
infractions of constitutions that every per-
son may we'll be Indifferent as to the pro-
visions put into new constitution. The
will of the majority is the only rule Of
action now.
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By Harrison, Goddin q Apperson, A uetioueer,.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, ON
EAST LINE OF EIGHTH STREET, Ann
WEST LINE OF NINTH STREET S0kTa or
vii IA soid ., .ne,ion on sba nrsm,.s, ~ TEy
DAY the llth day OF May, 1857, at O'Clock p. M
the valuable REAL ESTATE located a. above on,
posite the City Spring having front o. II? feet on
on Eighth street there Is q large BRICK TEyE
NEWT, containing ten rooms, besides kitchen
some ne shade and fruit trees. The property viii
be divided to suit bidders, according 10 plat 10
be exhibits At the hour of sale II IL In a retired
and very desirable neighborhooi.
TgRMs: Liberal, and made known at the hour o,
sale. The taxes and insurance Of 1857 to be paid
by the purchaser.
N.Y. AnctlnnpAra
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DIED.,

On the sth instant after q short illness, CATE
RINA BERNICCHI, wife OF Frank Bernicchi, in
the twenty third year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
deIce on Franklin street, No. l6l7, THIS (Thurs-
ay) AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock. Friends and &C
Quaintances are invited TO attend.
In this city, at the residence Of his father, on
John H. and Elizabeth S. Tyler, in the twenty
6ith year of his age. .,
His funeral will take place from Monumental
cbnrch on FRIDAY the 10th instant, at IL o'clock
4. NJ. Friends of the family are respectfully in
yited to attend.
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The NationalsDebtI'

The people Of Parkersburg, W. va"
have lately held a meeting on the subject
Of the national debt, whereat preamble
and series of resolutions were adopted
favoring the issuing Of permanent paper
currency In lieu Of the interest-bearing
Government bonds. They urge that the
bonds. as far IS possible, be called in, and
redeemed in this currency. Those held by
foreigners of course could not be got at
but the resolutions proceed upon the n.y.
po.hesis that the Government can compel
the return Of those held in this country
and the acceptance Of currency in their
place.
This plan has been before brought to
public attention, and has received the sup
port of very prominent New York jour
nal. We have little doubt that it will
become very popular. Allowing for the
bonds held abroad, which could not be got
at, the saving in annual interest would be
all-of sl00, O0O, 900; and this would ena-
BILE the Government greatly to reduce the
burthens Of taxation upon the people. II
the Government were disposed to adopt
the plan, it could be easily carried out
by notice Of the abolition of interest
on all bonds held in this country
after certain day. 1t would be q
high. handed and arbitrary measure; but
the United States Government has reached
the period of its career when 1t not oni!
has adopted such measures, but may WIN
immunity do so again upon the principle
lately proclaimed and acted upon, that
the voice of the people is supreme. Nor
is il so incredible matter that we should
entirely scout the idea that the people may
demand that something of this kind shall
no done. The burthen of taxation is most
oppressive, especially upon consumers OF
moderate means and the poor. The mer-
chants and manufacturers may avoid these
taxes by assessing them on their goods and
wares, and stock spectators avoid the
burtbens of the debt by holding untaxed
securities but the consumer and the poor
man have no mode ofescape. They must pay
taxes. and also the duties and commissions
which accumulate, in proportion to the
number of hands the goods they consume
pass through.
Now, these heavily-burdened persons
are the ruling power at the polls; and 1t Is
not at all unlikely that they may demand
that the interest on the public debt shall
be saved by the issue of national currency,
and that the burthens of taxation shall be
diminished by the amount thus saved to
the nation. 1t will be called reputation,
and will be bitterly denounced by bond
holders; but their protestations will have
very little effect upon the ruling masses.
We notice this movement and the rea-
sons upon which it is based as part OF
the history of the times. 1t is not i'm
probable that more will be heard of the
proposition. Taxes are always harsh upon
people; and those imposed now are not
only unexampled for their heavy amount,
but made the more oppressive by the
hardness Of the times. People will pay
them with great reluctance, and will gladly
seize any opportunity to diminish them.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auction GERS,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streeu
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL

THRU STEE'S SALE OF REAL
/ ESTATE, STOCK OF GROCERIES, HOUSE.
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, TWO
HORSES, DRAY, CART, AND HARM Ess I'm *.
ecution Of deed Of trust from william Mccarthy
and wife to the subscriber "a trustee, dated IA
April. 1897, and recorded in Richmond Hu,tIng.
Court Office being thereto requested, will sell Z,
auction, upon the premises, on MONDAY the lrb
day OF May, commencing at4 o. clock p. NJ, iffaIr
IL not then the next fa!r day tn eres FER at the
same hour, the following property, to wit:
dwelling by said Mccarthy, situated al the moth
east corner OF Fifteenth and Poplar streets. Tia
lot fronts ~ feet, and rams bac K 100 feet
After which. will be sold the stock Of GROCg
RlES in sail house. and the HOUSEHOLD ana
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Also, two stump tail bay HORSES, ore DRAY
and HARNESS, and one CART and HARNESS
Terms: At sale. p. w. GRUBBS, Trustee
GRUBBs Il WILLIAMS. Auctionsers. ny;
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Vines, Liquors, dc.

DRANDIES AND WINES.-On hand,
ID to arrive and in bond,
half pipes and 4 quarter casks HENNEssEf
LONDON DOCK, vintage 1857 to 1854, some
imported as far back as 1859
S half pipes PINET CASTlLLlON co,
quarter casks and octaves THOMAS HlNE,
vintage 1857 to 1884;
2 octaves GARDRAT, vintage lsH:
100 cases CHAMPAGNE, direct from the house OF
Bouche, Fills y Co.: MaIeuil, France;
rs cases MOET CHANDoN GREEN SEAL,
hog hs ads and 200 cases CLARET, and
S hoghsheads and $50 cases HOCk-from the
cheap table wine to the finest grades pro-
STAR, PALE, TABLE, TAPAZ, and ANON
TILtAD0 SHERRY,
BLACKBURN'S MADEIRA,
PORT, in wood and glass, direct from oporto,
to arrive;
CORDIALS of every observation-disclosures
Maraschino, Absinthe, &c.. &c.
SCOTCH ALE and LONDON PORTER,
rs barrels RYE and BOURBON WHISTLES, OF
the best brand, and very finest qualities;
GIN. RUM, &c,
HAVANA CIGARS.
For sale at the lows st market rates by
OSCAR CRAM, importer and
dealer in fine Wines Liquors, Cigars, and Teas,
No. 2 Exchange Block, Fourteenth street
nv est Richmond, Va.