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WASHINGTON, August l9.-Amount IN
the United States treasury to-day, ST..
100000 In coin, $50, 900, 900 in gold Ger.
tincstes. Receipts for customs from the
lst to the 10th of August, S670,413.
The records In the Smithsonian insti-
tute show that six inches of rain fell
during the recent storm. This exceeds
the entire amount any previous August
for years.
Thirty-four members of the district OF
Columbia bar have called a meeting ID
disavOw the action Of the previous meet.
ing relative to the Bradley Fisher case.
They hold that the action Of the court is
not a proper matter for review at a
public meeting.
Advices from the Paris exposition say
that no other than American mowers
and reapers have received testimonials
kother han bronze medals.
An errer occurred in stating Gen,
POpe's summary. He really said /" No
reconstruction could be satisfactory or
reliable now, unless these men were per-
mitted openly to discuss all issues ae-
cOrdtng to their nature ~ and then he
argued it would have been well to have
enforced their absence from the country,
LOUISVILLE, August 10 River sta
UonaryI with three feet nine inches in
canal.
NASHVILLE, August I9.- Ex4Gov.
VIM. b. Campbell died to-day at
Lebanon.
NEW YORK, August I9.-Three cases Of
cholera to-day; one fatal.
Judge Blatchford to-day in the district
court decided that a debt from defalea-
ton Of debtor while in judiciary capacity
could not be discharged by any proceed
ings in bankruptcy.
Havana dates to the 14th assert that
many seditiOus expressions were heard
during the late riot at Mstan a
The. necessary funds to meet the in
terest on Spanish scrip held by citizens of
the United States, will be placed at the
the disposal of the Spanish minister ut
Washington.
The disturbances in British Honduras
have ended. Emigrants from the south
ern states continue to arrive.
Sugars continue dull.
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LAGRANGE FEHALF COLLEGE.

MILL open the second day Of September.
and continue ten months Miss Nora
Bradford. OF Memphis, and Miss Annie PEBBLES,
Of Richmond, have charge Of the Music De-
partment J. d.. MEREDITH.
au7 dlmWit
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The corr crop reports throughout the
state continue highly favorable. and Il IS
now almost beyond pefadveniure sseerr
tanned that the yield will be the largest
known for many years. Cotton is not 50
promising, but q Iemunsratiye product
Is mQre than probable,
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Eiqhth Prise:

The Franklin Female Institute, az Hsuv
Springs, Miss. a handsome and well con-
strlcted school building, most eighty located.
THIS is very desirable property Waived at 5000
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MO material which has ever been discovered
~ has effected greater benefits IN the house
hold economy than
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PROF.. STROLL

II AS been fOrthe last 8yeaFs in the South as
II a Professor OF French, and not Of Italian,
and has been connected with some OF the drsf
institu' iOus of learning. be has unquestion-
able testimonials OF his ability and moral
character, and can get many Of our most re-
spectacle citizens to vouch for him. Professor
Strozzi can be found at room 50 Jackson Block,
Memphis auI7 lW
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FINNIE, BUCKHAM & CHAPMAN,
GROCERS,
SOC MAIN STREET,

ERESH HARRISON FLOUR
4 Fresh hl1 dFisd Neal,
Days CanvRsed Hams,
Breakfast Bacon,
Dried Beef
Beef Tongues,
Yinegar-Iwhite Wine and Cider,
Lard in kegs,
Butter ION Ice),
Pine Apple Cheese,
Sugars-Grsnula ed, Powdered, Pulyer-
lied and Crushed,
Syrups and M0iasses,
C0dee-Iava and Rio,
Tess-Nery fine Imperial, Oolong, Gun
powder, Young HysOn.
Underweod's Pickles, Chow-ChOw, Pic
coliili,
Pepper. Spices, Sauces, Preserves, Jellleg,
Jams, Maizena,, Tsploca, Sage.
Selected with care for family use
FINS1E. BUCKHAM a CHAPMAN,
aulg 200 Main gfreet
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HEESASDo, MISS, June Is, 1857.
J. N. HALL Clerk.

The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
Forty-szven, and comprised lo'sin the vicinity
OF Memphis, Tenn, Coriuth, Miss, and Her
nandO, Miss, deeds to which have been made
TO tie lucky n~eket-hOlders- For this, the Sec
OnG Drawing, however, we are able to Oner our
patrons stiu more attractive Inducements to
INTEREST," themselves in our scheme. From a
lengthy list Of property, much Of which has
already been advertised to the pubici We select
the following:
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Seventh Prize.

A most vaius5ie nianufacturfns site with a
perpetual fail OF 81 feet OF water, situated in
Winston county, Alabama, with $50 acres Of
land. Valued at $1,000
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Tenth Prize.

tx acres Of Woodland near Raleish. Shabby
county, Tennessee, distant nom Memphis nine
miles THIS is very desirable, and an excellent
prize. Valued AT S1D0.
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Tickets 81 each. May Be had Of. or ordered
through, any Of the Companyis agents az the
Central Agency, Memphis, Tenn, or OF Col
James Stratns fernando, Kiss.
stockholders Directors and Cfdcers Of the
company are prohibited from purchasing OF
tickets In any of he drawings. The
Is simply the media for the purchas
and sale or real estate between properly mold
ors and the general public. les I'm
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Ninth Prize:

Lot No. s, in Hays subdivision, Memphis
size i0zxl52 feet. A beautiful building lot
Valusd ts2aoo.
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE
TENN.

THE Fail Session ofthis Institution will com.
4 mence on the THIRD MONDAY Uhe 18th
Of September next.
Only the SAME CHARGES FOR TUITION
AS BEFORE III WAR Board, $40 per
month. Able and experienced teachers in all
tbs departments. Location famed for its
health and beauty; accommodations superior;
a strictly nrst-class boarding scnool. Pareuts
and guardians Are invited to visit and see for
themselves. For farther information or for
Catalogues, address
aulO I'm c. COLLINS. President.
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GHIletI's Steel Brush Cotton Gins
Price 50 per Saw. invariably cash.
ORGILL BROS. a CO.,
Sole Agents IN Memphis.
Arrow Cotton Ties
ORGILE KOS. 4 Co,
Sole Agents in Memphis.
Fire and Burglar Proof safes

Marvin a Co.'S greatly celebrated Fire and
Burglar Proof safes for business houses and
bankers also. PLATE SAFES Tor parlou,
at manufacturers prices
ORGILL BROS. & CO.
Sole Agents In Memphis.
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Cottage Residences rooms; lot IaDxiD feet
on borland avenue, near Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line.
NaLuea a. NalA
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The Memphis Brass 4 string Band,

nROF. ANDREWF SMITH, Leader, will fur
uish music for Professions. Picnics. Balls.
Tournaments. Private Parties etc Orders left
at ~ Main street, Al Jefferson street and At
Prof. !. Winds, opposite north Memphis Mar
ket. west side, win receive prompt attention.
aug Ima
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THE DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.

MO material which has ever been discovered
~ has effected greater benefits IN the house
hold economy than
MoGIMSEYiS MAGIC SOAP.
II IS a labor saving invention, as well as an in
valuable remedy in Scurvy. Scald Head. Erup-
tons OF the skin and Piles. Daudrun is re-
moved from the head, the Teeth whitened and
cleans d, Plate aud JeYelry cleaned, Stains
efiectually removed from Carpets, Furniture,
Clothes, Paint. Varnish or Marble, with thS
greatest facility and without injury 30 the ma
terial It is a great saving OF lime and LABOR
in washing CLOTHES. II is the only known Soap
vhtoh I'll wash Flannel with the ease Of cot
ton or linen without fulling or shrinking. All
these Important objects can be effected without
injury 70 the skin or the most delicate fabrics.
II possesses no deleteriOus qualities Whstever.
The world is challenged 70 produce : soap
which possesses so many Valuaois properties
and which is so innEQUols and sale. Its Q
home Invention, and dedes competition In any
Of the world, It has become a necessity
IN Memphis, and its use il rapidly spreading
the south, and eventually will ex-
tend over the Yanke states, North and South
America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Ooeanica,
Manufactured solely by G 2. McGimseY. hem
pills, Tenn, and sold at the following Escs III
the city at wholesale ard rstau Pasek Ca.'S
Deans, Tayl0y'E Drug stora, Poplar street
Kings, ogFner 81 ThE1 and Adams, Oliver 4
Co.'S Ds55to Block, Madison street, Wl soon
be found at any respectable mmuy grocery or
store. The proprietor Is determined that
its mspgfact6rs shall keep pace with the rap
idly extending demand for its use. aulS
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NEW ADvERTHsEm'Ts
Piano for Sale.
FYOOrfnn.

A FINE KEABE PIANO, z-Octage, nearly
"A new, cost over $50, for sale at a bargain.
Part cash and part time. Apply TO n. f., APP
neal once. aus n
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THIRD DAY.

FIRST RACE%CITIZEEs' PURsE"-Two
mile heats. Free for all ages PuEe 500. In
trance go.
SECOND RACE-Three mile dash for all ages.
81 entrance. Three or more 70 start AssOeia-
ton to add $50. second horse 70 save his en-
trauce money.
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Fourth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
25xl0 feet very available Tor residence and
destrahly located. ValGed atSs0p.
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TO TAKE PLACE AT
O. MISS,
AUGUST, 1857.

THE First Drawing, which took place az Her
4 nando, Miss, on the 18th inst, was attended
with unusual success, when II is remembered
that but a few weeks elapsed from the incep-
ton OF The enterprise to that event $1,000
worth Of tickets having been sold, g ike
amount OF property was drawn for, under the
supervision Of gentlemen selected by the tczet
holders present. The utmost harmony and
good feeling pervaded those present, and, as
will be seen rom the suhjOfned certificate OF
the Managers, the Rnsir was conducted to a
close in a most gratifying and satisfactory
tanner:
HERSASDo, MISS, June Is, 1857.
We hereby certify that the above report OF
the First Drawing or The southern Asylum u
correct, and that the proceedings were charac-
terIzed by aspirit Of fairness and business IN
surpassed by any Drawing Of which we have
any knowledge. The Managers OF the Com
pany placed the tickets and wheels under our
sole y engagement and control
Signed: J.B. MORGAN,
ROBERT TEMPLE.
v. A. MERRIWETHER,
". ". CAMPTON,
NJ. MAGEVENT,
JOHN AINBAIE,
Committee.
II HATT. E1arb
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Second Prize.

"A cottage residences Of ten rooms, with lot
in the city Of Chicago, III, only three
guar era n 6 mile from the heart Of the city.
n within one 0eE Of tha street railroad IA
ssrssetng every part Of the city, Valued st
bS~I n,.s
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rim Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above propert
2xl00 feet Valued at S60
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Notice

rs be sby given for the bsnsnt OF all whom Il
nav concern, that, as Administrators OF he
sStsfa az Gzorge v. eadaTans, deeeased, 1 have
u day dled my vouchers In the ONCE OF ths
CTerk Of ne County Court OF shelby county,
Eennesses. for settlement Of said estate. VII
asa that my settlement be approved 81 TIE
September Term lSe7s o. said court
Jnly 81 1851. auls ulel
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OUR LIST OF PRIZES,
The First and Capital Pl4ze.

Col. u. c. GallOWay's valuable residence.
corner of Court and Third streets, Memphis.
one block only nom the center Of the city. and
in the vicinity Of all the Federal. state and
County Offices Lot S7L feet mont by $50 deep.
Valued AZ $4,000.
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EUREKA N PRATT'S
OUTHERN MADE
COTTON GIN.

THE EUREKA GIN separates hulls, b0Is and
i sticks from the Seed Cotton, and will pay
for Itself in one crop Of 80 bales, RATS
GIN needs no pufing but speaks for itself. and
like good wine, not forgotten by those who
have tried it Gins repaired BY a skill NJ Gin
wright whose factory was burned by the Yam.
KEGS while ne was in the Confederate service.
Orders solicited and promptly flied. Address,
Memphis, Tenn, G W.TRUEHEART,
care of Harrington q Howell.
auN Agent for Daniel Pratt.
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EYKE

SUCCESSOR to W. H. Fullerton, dealer in
. Furnitu e and Mattresses. AZ Monroe
street. All descriptions Of MattreSses ana Bed
ding made to order. Particular attention paid
to Steamboat Work. Old Mattresses renovated.
All kinds Of Upholstering done by competent
and experienced Workmen. aul6 Ina
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Notice.

A T the September Term Of the County Court
a OF shelby county, shall apply for Letters
Of Administrations on the estate Of Mary c.
asrnear. dece- sed. T.. ]. ROPER
August 8. 1857. aus wife
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FOURTH DAY.

FOURTH DAY.
FIRST RACE-OvERToN HOTEL STAKE.
Nile heats fer horses owned In Shelby county,
September !, ls5z. Entrance SO. play or pay.
Uverton Hotel 20 add 500. Three or more 70
Ill, 70 name and close 18th September, 1857.
SECOND RACE" BANKERS PURSE
Three mile heats for all ages. Purse 5000. En-
trance $50. Three or more to al Eatrance
money TO 60 to the second horse.
FIFTH DAY.
THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TURF
CONGRESS sTAEE-FOur mile heats Sub
Ject to the regulations which the committee
appointed by the Turf Congress may adopt.
The Memphis Association 10 add 5000.
SIXTH DAY.
FIRST RACE-SALOON sTAKE--MIe
heats, three best in i've. Free for al sges.
Purse 500. Entrance S&. second horse 70 get
the entrance money.
SECOND INSTRUMENTATION STAKE
Nile heats for beaten horses thst have been run
at this meeting. Entrance SD. Purse $50.
The Pool seller 70 add sl00. Horses 10 be han
dicapped by a COMMITTEES appointed BY the
President. A d. GIBSON,
JyDe01 Acting Secretary.
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Sirth Prise.

One residence lot adjoining above. also 2SxlC
feet. Valued at $50.
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THE srosx ~ pHrnAprrpHrA-F,

THE STORM IN PHILADHLPHrA - FURTHgf
PARTIcrLARs.-Th hail and rain storm which
passed over Philadelphia on Wednesday after.
noon was very destructive. The Ledger give.
the following additional particulars:
The storm came from the north, and every.
where windows exposed to its fury We're bro.
ken. As the hail stones ranged in size from
one inch to three inches in diameter and
weighed in many instances over Quarter OF
n pound, there was very little ordinary win.
dow glass that could resist the shock About
seventy lights Of glass were broken in the new
Ledger building and about fifty At the old
building. More than hundred were broken
IT the st. Lawrence Hotel, and n hundred and
fifty. six At the Exchange; the Continental
Hotel and the Bingham House had a number
ofights broken; sixty panes Of glass were bro
ken at the Methodist Episcopal Book Rooms
No. lois Arch street; the Presbyterian church
adjoining also suffered considerable damage
Germon's photograph gallery, in Arch street,
suffered to the extent of a hundred and thirty
five panes of glass; ut Grooms gallery, Sc
cond street above Spruce, every pane of glass
In four skylights was broken, amounting 10
TWO hundred and eghty-siX large-siZe ground
glass. The rain poured in the building and
damaged pictures, furniture, &C., to the
amount OF about 81, 800.
All along Market street, on the south side,
from the Delaware to the Schuylkill, nearly
every store was more or less damaged, in some
instances every pane broken.
1t would be difficult TO give the full extent
OF damage so far as broken window-glass is
concerned, for all the houses fronting north
were more or less damaged. This was par
ticularly the case in Race, Arch, Chestnut,
Walnut, and Spruce streets. In Wallace,
Mount Vernon, Green, and other streets in
this vicinity, whole blocks of houses had
every pane of glass broken. 1t is estimated
that 1T least SOC, 900 lights were broken.
At the asylum for the blind over 200 panes
of glass were broken and chimney blown
down. The crashing of glass and the falling
OF bricks caused quite an excitement among
the children; but no one was hurt Many of
the merchants along Market street lost from
II 900 TO $1,000 by damage to goods from the
rain after the windows had been broken.
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From California.

81 TEANCI-co. september 26.-Complcter re
aims .gom all COUNTIES in the State show Z
..,al vote OF y, l0S-lIaight, 1856; Gorham
- Fay, 2,"pD.
General Mcdowell will soon visit AriZons
rs. Examine concerning the Indian hostilitics
t,orham publishes an appeal 10 his support
~. 20 help 70 elect the Union judicial ticket il
october.
\ fire ~ Copperopolis last night destroyed
40 IA" principal buildings on thcnorth side o,
I MON street, including the printing, express
and telegraph Offices. One man is reported
burned 10 death i'll the hotel.
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From washington.

WARRINGTON, September 27.-The receipts
Of customs for the week ending yesterday
were a, los, 900.
The revenue receipts to-day were *44l 900.
Professor Ferguson, of the United States
Naval Observatory, is dead.
The Consul at Palermo reports the continu-
ance Of cholera, but Of n milder type.
The Cabinet was in session two hours to- day.
all the members were present.
Secretary McCulloch has issued circular
forbidding subordinates to communicate trea-
sury news to correspondents
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THE MENTIONS AND THg HULL EsTATE.-The
heirs Of William Newton, who emigrated 10
America from the town Of Hull, Eng, are said
TO be decidedly on the road to good fortune.
A large portion of the city of Hull is built
upon the estate in dispute, the title to which,
il is said, is likely 10 be established. a half TO
two thirds of the city is upon the property,
which is Of immense value. The descendants
of William Newton, 10 whom the property
was bequeathed in June 1854, are generally
residents of Virginia. Among them are the
late Commodore John Newton and our we'll
known and respected felow-citizen A. 6.
Newton, Esq, whom we hope to congratulate
rs one among the fortunate.-Norfolk JourndL
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The Election in Louisiana,

NEW ORLEANS, September 27.-The Republi-
can has full returns of the vote to-day in the
first, second, and third municipal districts of
this city. In the first district 2,54O; second,
1928 and third, 1927 votes were cast-total,
1000. Nearly all the vote cast was for the
convention. The number of registered voters
in the three districts is a. 35.
The Republican says that unless the vote is
heavier tomorrow it fears the proposition
for convention will fail-the law requiring
that a majority of the registered voters shall
vote or the election fails
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corihnldi Failure -Maximilian's Estate
=" ,,,u Gun Trial-Bank OF England Bull

,,,.,,ysr. September 26.--hbortivc attempts
Nccn made to renew the disturbance
nay occurred ON the news of Garibaldi's
W"," The Government called out the Ma.
~" Guards, and checked all outbreaks.
i'.,r,l men have been arrested FOR partcpa-
-, The recent disorders. The city is now
I.alv is tranquil.
S;;,,...vr.~ September GA dispute has
ID. .,, between the King OF Belgium and En-
80. Of Austria in regard to the estate OF
''yirhsa. September 26.-Thc report that the
.-.,,..h Government had recalled the fleet
-, .I,c Pacific is positively denied.
-. NON. September 26.-hrother trial of
-. toI,,,an gun was made at Shoeburyncss
,'.,"r-tly. The gun was loaded with one hun
r,unGs OF American service powder, and
a. S,l,icctl,cs passed entirely through the
T." 49, .tnch iron plated target ut distance OF
81. wards The target has been used n
r-t,ac Coy these experiments, and has with
- .crlc of The scvcrest tests.
7,U. was the third day OF the Newmarket
The Queens plate was won by Dals-
" ana The trieuuial stakes by Incas.
"f",a.>. September 2G--Eycuing. The bull
-. In rhc Bank OF England has decreased
g.. 80 uu.!ug The past week.
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News FROM CAPTAIN HALL, THE ARCTIC Ex-
pLoRER-Captain White, of the whaling
barque Black Eagle which arrived ut New
Bedford on the 23d instant, brings news from
Mr.. Hall, the Arctic explorer, who was nj
Repulse Bay, where he has remained for about
two years. A year ago last winter he made q
journey 10 Pella Bay, about $50 miles north.
Next spring, in company with six white men,
who have Joined him from the whaling feet,
he intends TO proceed TO King Williams Land,
and will return home, if possible, in 1865.
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BAD News FOR THE BUREAU PETs.-An order
has been issued from the War Department di-
every description, except the prescribed medi-
cal wagon, and all ambulances excepting those
known rs the Wheeling or Rucker pattern,
together with the harness used in connection
herewith, which belong or pertain to the
ately turned into the mos convenient depot or
depOts Of said department, with view TO
their sale III public auction; and hereafter no
ambulanccs, carriages, or spring wagons Will
be purchased or manufactured except by order
Of the War Department.
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The WHIsKEY METER.-Professors Henry
and Hilyard, of the committee Of the National
Academy Of Sciences, have, after careful ex,
animation of spirit meters of Mr.. lice in ope-
ration in distlleries, made a very favorable
report TO the Commissioner of Internal Rcve-
nue., and the meter will now be rapidly at
tached to distileries of the country, COM
mencing in New York. From the report, the
Department has great confidence in the meter
for the suppression of fraud in the distillatlon
of spirits
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The Alton Gll) Democrat says: 'The best
Judges of river matters say that there is now
more danger than ever that the channel of the
Mississippi will make its way permanently
thing is to be done to prevent such calamity
prompt action is necessary"
Mr.. S. p. Rupert, n merchant OF New Mar
ket, Va, committed suicide the other day.
Dr. Convey is now reported rs certainly dead
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
CARDoZA, ALsoP FoURQUREAN,
mo. 9la Broad street, below Tenth,)
Are now opening land will continue to receive
during the present week. a.LARdE AND WELL 81
LECTED STOCK OF
FALL GOODS,
direct from New York, to which they invite the
attention of their customers and tue public. They
are prepared 10 offer great bargains in Linens and
House furnishing goods. which have just been
purchased at large auction sales at exceedingly
low rates and would call especial atteL tion to
their stock OF
Linens, Sheetings, White Goods,
Embroidered and Linen Cambria Handkerchlefs,
Black and Colored silks,
Kid Gloves and Hosiery.
They will also receive large and handsome as-
sorInsnt of Fall Dress Goods. Wrappings, and
handsome in the New York market.
AS their goods are purchased for cash, they f
feel confident in assuring the public OF their abl!-
lily to sell them as cheap as they can be bought
elsewhere.
PROMPT ATTENTION. SO l6-Sm