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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21
Ans Important Joint stock
COmpany-Virginia Steam
Sugar Refinery.

In 1859 Mr.. Charles Yancey
Morriss, Virginia gentleman
of capital and great energy and
public spirit, erected on a large
lot in the lower part of this
city, and abutting upon James
river, all the necessary build
ings for a first-class steam SUI
gar refinery. These large,
massive, and imposing build.
ings, with the handsome and
substantial wharves for the &C
commodation of vessels or
steamers of the largest size,
constitute one of the most. i'm
posing architectural features of
the portion of the city where
they stand.
And the enterprise of Mr..
Morriss, although regarded as
uncertain and hazardous at the
time of its inception, has proved
eminently successful. The SUI
gars of his refinery have ac-
quired a wide and general pop
ularity, and have the whole
eSouth for market; and are in
such demand as to defy the et-
forts of the proprietors to sup
Iply the orders of the trade.
Entering the field against the
old and well-known establish
ments of New York and Balti-
more, by the employment OF
1.-THE best and most experienced
workmen Mr.. Morriss has won
for our city the reputation OF
manufacturing sugars as fine
and good as any which were
lever refined in this country .
THE success of this enterprise,
we are informed, has been sc
great az to induce it's proprie.
tors and a number of our lead
ling men Of business to issue 9
prospectus for the formation o.
a joint stock company; which
Twill greatly incre~4 til 4p4-
city ivf production OF the Rich,
! mond Sugar Refinery nv in.
creasing it's capital. As q
similar course has resulted
most beneficially to other lead.
ing manufacturing establish.
ments of this city, we sincerely
Ihope that the efforts which are
being made to increase the cap
ital of this most importan'
branch of business will be sue
> cessful.
As capitalists who may de-
sire to become stockholders il
the company will inform them
selves of the probable results o
their Investments in its stock
we need not enter into tn
minute details of the prospec
r tus. But as this company is t
Ibe formed upon the basis Of tn
Ilarge and valuable capital c
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21
RAILROADS.

Why is it that grain shipped
from Southwest Virginia and
East Tennessee, via Virginia
and Tennessee and Southside
railroads, destined for Rich
mond, is delayed at Burkeville
fifteen hours, while that desti-
ned for Petersburg and Norfolk
goes straight through Prom
Richmond -4quirer of 29th
July. -ses@
General Malone, w:.o has
been absent from the SJaJe for
the last two weeks on official
business, has called our atten-
ton to the foregoing paragraph,
from which he apprehends it
may be inferred that the delay
to which freights bound for
Richmond from the Southwest
are subject at the Junction is
chargeable to the roads he
represents. He requests us to say
that such is not the fact-that
freights forwarded from Rich
mond and destined for points
along the line, or accessible by
means of the S11thside and
Virginia and Tennessee roads,
are subject to no delay at the
Junction. They go directly
on: that freights delivered to
the Danville road at the juno
ton are subject to an undesira-
BILE delay, but it is because it
does not suit the interest or the
convenience of the Danville
road to take such freights on to
Richmond Immediately upon
their delivery to it at the juno
ton. The enquiry, therefore,
made by the Enquirer, might
have been more appropriately
addressed to the Danville road.
Also-that it is certainly no
part of the duty OF the rail
roads he represents to say
when freights delivered to the
Danville road at the junction
shall be moved on to Rich
mond.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21
ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and full vigor resto,
ed
This distressing affection, which rem.
ders life miserable and marriage impos
siSle, Is the penalty paid by the victims 0
Improper lud1lgeneies. Young person.
are too apt to cUnnaft ~cxcesses from Il OF
being aware of the dreadful con sequences
that may ensue. Now, who that under
stands the subject will pretend to deny
that the power OF prooreaLion Is lost soon
er by those falling int Improper hablts
Than by the prudent? Besides being de-
prlved of the pleasure OF healthy off,
spring, the mOsCserteuS and destructive
symptoms OF both body and mind . rise
The system becomes aeranged, The lysI-
Cal and Mental Functions Weakened,
Loss OF Provocative Power Nervous Irrlt.
ability. Dyspepsia, Palpitatien OF the
Heart, Indigestion, constitutional Debill
~ and Wasting of the Frame, ous
consumption. Decay ana DEATH.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
Ilemuef Of the Hoyal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate OF one OF the most oml
nent Colleges in The United states, all.
the greater part OF whose life has beef
spent i'll The hospitals Of London, Paris,
Philadelphia, ana elsewhere, has edecled
some OF the most astonishing cures thu, |
were ever know many tpubled with
ringing in the head and ears when ASLEEP
sleat nervousness, being alarmed at sud
den sounds, baShfulness, with irequeu,
blush1Dg, attended neLimes with ue
range mont OF mind were cured I'M medi-
ateIv. S't
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COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
IRIS VERSICOLOR :
OR,
BLUE FLAG
OF THE

The most powerful, safe and reliable
rem e1iai agent discovered torthe heal
Ing OF man. The wonderful properties of
Iris Vel stcolor, hitherto unknown or I'M
developed, have been brought within
the control of science, and is now taking
its stand rs principal amoug the oles-
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ment, it comes highly recon-
mended to public favor.
This, like every other pros
porous manufacturing estab-
lishment in Richmond, adds
largely to the prosperity of
every class, grade, vocation,
and profession, in our city.
With each addition to the cap
itt.l Of our leading manufacture
ing establishme the pros
perity OF our city is placed up
on a more enduring footing,
and secured beyond the risks
and uncertainties of trade and
commerce. Dispatch,
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21
AS AN ALTERNATIVE.

1t acts direotly upon the blood, cleansing
and purifying the vital current of all the
hum and taints which disease or NAL.
arious influences have planted there. and
Graduating and neut alizing Tue. effects
of mercury or o her poisons which may
have been taken into the system. For
this IL is lDtaillule as q remeuy Tor
SCRoFULA, ERUPr1oNs OF THE SRIN, IN
CIPIENT CoNSUMPTIoN, DRoPsY, &C, and
will cure the most virulent and obstinate
cases OF
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21
FI,O owners, Masters OF vessels
una Nierchan generally

FI,O owners, Masters OF vessels
una Merchan, generally
FIONAL MARINE RAILWAYS, Qarg
and sDIalI In new condition, am pre-
pared TO haul vessels from 10 to $40 tons al
New York rates.
A requisite supply of Timber, ana 9
steam Saw Mill In the lard, enables mt
to guarantee dispatch In ali orders.
Masts and other descriptions OF spar
made on short notice.
Shears for masting vessels, and ali othe
fixtures necessary to facilitate wore at
,ached tosthe Yard.
l have under my control mechanics II
tne different branches, pscessary to re-
pair vessels Thoroughly and the bes1
manner.
NATHANIEL So "a, ,..
h. Sa practicsl Ship butidel.
"a su4-Da@ j.. No. IS Il TO W. W atsf s
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21
,STA SLlSAhU AS A ,kFUQE FhuS
QUACKGkY,
~ e ONLY FLACE WHERE A CUhA
CAN BIZ OB1AFNHL

llrs Johnston haas Dt.c1 vsrssi TIA
- most Certalh, Speed I'D only Euer
tuai Remedy In tue World Ior Weakne5
or the Back Oh Limos. risLures, Aieu
ton OF the Kidney or Bladder, lnvo1un
tarx Discharges. lmputeney, General lie
b1l1ty, Nervo usness, Dyspepsia, Languni
Low Spirits. Confusion OF Ideas, Palpils.-
ton Of The Heart. Timidity. Trembling
Dimness Of Sight, or 9iddiness, Diseass
Of tie Head, Throat. Nose, or skin, Affec
Ions OF the Liver, Lungs. Stomach, u
Bowels-those Terrible Disorders arisina
from Solitary Habits of Yeuth-secretan1
solitary. practices mSre fatal to their vie
tins than the song 0fSyrsns 10 the Mar
ners OF Ulysses, blfgh ting their most bri j.
liant hopes or aAtteipations, rendcrin
&C.. impossible .F
's" YOUNG MEN.
Especially, who have become the VIC
inns of Solitary Vice, that dreadful and
destructive habit which annually sweeps
% an untimely grave thousands of Young
Men OF the most excellent talents and
brilliant intellect, who might otherwise
nave entraDced listening senators with
he thu nders eff elsquence, or walked TO
scstacy the living Tyre, may call with
uil confidence.
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YOUNG MEN.
MARRIAGE.

Married persons, or Young Men conteul
plating MARI isge, being aware of Physl
cal Weak ness, Organic Debility. Defor-
miti S, speedily cured.
He who places lmself under the care OF
DR.. j. may religioasly connde in his hon
or as gentleman, aud confidently rely
upon his skin as physician
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21
NOR SALE Or EXCH AN G e

A FARM situated on Bay side Hoa d
Princess Anne county, containing apo ut
20, acres, about miles frcr4 . CITY OF
Norfolk: about 10 ;."res OF SIS land is
cleared and IN cultivation the remainder
heavily wuoded. The 1mproveme nus
consist OF Building Of Six Rooms, with
necessary Out Houses, and the land is
well adopted TO Trucking and Fruit, APP
ply tc
uy4slm THIS Of FlCE.
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RHEUMATISM AND GoUY.

II is an unfailiug preventive and cure
for NEURALGIA, SICK HEADACHE and
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. and in ="
DISEASES OF " OMEN
II has no equal. Its action upon the LiU-
err and Kidneys is prompt, s5Glutary and
effective, and 1t Is this property. which
renders IL Que of the safest and most re.
liable ig sYEi5Q .tI3s NTaI
DiURETIC REMEDIES
known in the practice o, medicine. Its
excellent and skllful combination with
other ingredients inparts TO it ,sa-, I'll
ot TONIC QUALITIES
OF the highest-ofder not temporarily
stimulating, out permanently invigorat-
ing the digestive organs, and rendering
II u most valuable curative agent i'll cas-
es of -1s
Dyspepsia and General Debility
BY taking IRIS N the blood-w ich
permeates all the TISSUES ana nutrition
thereOI-is qualified rendering the whole
system PERFECTLY healthy Ia s5g Z @as c.
REMEMBER.-ThiS Medicine is no Off
shoot of quacke ry but thei eg uiar for mu-
la OF d distinguished pr ctlttOnsr now a
resident OF Baltimore city, ana 50 b gh
does ii stand In the favor anu es' eem of
the intelIlg ent and scientific that 1T has
been adopted by physicians IN heir prac
tIce, and is daily being prescribed and
recommended by the most eminent of
the profession throughout the country.
The better il becomes known the more
highly is it praised and the more extern
siveiy is it used.
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VARlET4, QUALITY, CHEA r
NESS

!. NESS.
We claim for our stock of
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE
These important eleme nts, and are pre-
pared TO prove to purchasers the truth
OF our ssert1on by an exhibition Of the
STOCK. winch cannot fail to convince the
most careful purchaser that
No. 70 West Side Market Square,
Is the place at which to obtain this de-
scr1ption OF Goods.
ATTENTION
Is called to the stock OF Knives and
FORKS. Plated Spoons and Forks, Patent
french and American Coffee Pots, Wait
ers and Tea Trays, PL ed ana White
Metal Iable Casters, ma lutte Ice Creara
Freezers, Wuoi " are, o., &c
We offer our whole 81 lck at wholesale
or retail, and invite the att ention of
those who wish 10 buy goods cheapIy to
our extensive esta h&shment.
E. T. GAbB d co.,
e. W. MOORE
E. j. GRIFFITH,
IN, 70 West side Market Square,
JUDI and No. Roanoke Avenue
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[A.]
Telegram.

Copy-Telegram.
Peters burg, Va, July 20.
Col. A. S. Buford9 President
Richmond and Danville Rail
road, Richmond, Va:
Our freight trains from the
West arrive at Burkeyille at
$50 2. M, ard your regular
freight train passes there next
morning ftr Richmond about 9
A. M. wish you would try
and avoid the delay involved
as it is especially important to
the wheat trade of Richmond.
Going West, our 5. S. freight
trains pass the junction at
$40 P. NJ. your train from
Richmond arriving about 100,
thus making close connection
in that direction. The thing
then to be done is for you to
have a train leaving the juno
ton for Richmond after the ar
rival of our train from the
West, you will see.
(Signed) VIM. MALONE.
President.
b.
Copy -Te'Aoram.
Richmonu, : 20.
General William Malone,
President, Petersburg;
Your dispatch received. Viii
see if anything can be done
but do not think we can better
it now without running an ex-
ira train between this and
Burkeville-this the business
will not justify.
(Signed.) A. S. BuFoRD.
President,
We are informed by Genera
Malone that since the above
ENG uiry was made by the En-
quirer, the Danville road hal
been taking off the cars deliv'
cred to it by special train when
ever the number justifies, ant
for some time this has been tn
ase.-Whig.
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COAL i! COAL!

W EUH SALE.
NOV LANDING per schooner Law
~ renee, 10 tons
RED ASH CRATE AND STOVE COAL
Also per schooner Il. c. Stannard, cargo
Lump Cumberland and steamer Goals
A. a. MCCULLOUGH
Nc Central wharf Norfolk.
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4 LIGHTNING RODS.

Z I6 n i " I'M NOUS.
The Copper Tubular and the Star Copper
Red, tho
+ BEST AND MOST RELIABLE
Lightning Rod in the World. Put up In
town or country at sh0rt net1ce, by
lN" b. F. R0DAAN, Sole Agent,
49, Cor w Water & Com.erce sts.,
1e25.3m Norfolk Va.
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We offer a fms line of the FOLLOWING
goods. suitable fol PRESENTS, to which va
invite attention
Papier Mache Writing Desks,
Ornamented Work Boxes,
Foley's Superior Gold Pens,
Handsome Bibles and Prayers.
Bronze Inkstands and Paper Weights,
Rogers's Groups of Statuary,
American ana Imported Chromos.
French Paper and Envelopes,
Chess Men and Boards,
GoodalPs English Playing Cards,
Cribbage Boards,
Dante's Inferno, Illustrated by Dore,
Iennyson.s 1dyls, DO do
kaulbach's Illustrations &C., DC.
WILSON Il ~ ALkE
APPS West Main streaf
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fHNHE NORFOLK AND GkEAV
Il WESTERN RAtLKOAD.--Pers
dssiring to subscribe 10 the CAPITAL
STOCK of this Company. can do so by call
ing at the Banking t~ouSe OF Burruss
Harrison d Co., where: 10 asst oil subscrip.
lions has been opened.
AS tb 0mpletion of this road will ln-
sure the commercial future OF Norfolk
and PortcNouth, 1t is to be he ned that the
subscriptions from our citizNns will be
liberal.
DAVID FERGUSON,
AGENT
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GOLDEN REMEDIES.

~ ~. r. L Oh A U 8
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g . ID n w a n, n ID
IL Is conceded by all who have tasted
our Soda Wasox, eIs.9 a. il seps-ssS Ss 80
other in the city, and We have th pleas.
ure to announce that our list of Syrups
which Is pronounced
PERFECT.
Try 1t and you will prefer 1t to all other
We also offer small lot
GREEN TEA,
and warrant it to be the same as that
from which our Tea Syrup is made, Its
stronger and possessed of finer flavor
than we have heretofore sold,
Ju23 SEAL Il NEWTON
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
BALTIMORE, MD,

Office. Z South Frederick Street,
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= A N T. Nv a IL N c..
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No 22S Varlck StreeL, New OK.
Office hons 8 a N TO 9p m. Circulars sc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-04

The Paris De6dts reviews an interest
ing account of his voyage to the two
Niles, in 1850 and 1854, just written by
NJ. Guillsume Lejean. Such book, the
De6ots observes, is particularly worthy
of remark in France, where q taste for
voyages and for geography is by no
means general, and where people readily
believe that Bucharest ia the capital of
BokhRra. NJ. Lfjean's discoveries as to
the extent to which the slave trade Is
carried on in these regions are especially
valuable. Khartoum, at the northern
extremity OF the Great Delta, may be
considered, he tells Us, one Of the chief
centers of this odious traffic. The deal
ers settled there under pretence Of trad
ing in ivory, send out at their own ex-
peDse small corps ddTBlee on slave-re-
cruiting expeditions among the unhappy
negroes and their wives and children.
From khartoum the slaves are very
often sent to Masso wah, to be transported
thence by Djedah to the Arabian penir-
sula. M. Lejean calculates that, be-
tween 1858 and 1852, about six thousand
slaves a year have been poured into the
Egyptian territory along the course Of
the White river, and that since then this
total has reached the enormous figure CT
fifteen thousand. Europe has protested,
but IN answer to her remonstrances the
EgyphIn government contents itself
with Temarking that the traffic is abOl-
ished by law.
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A story about Prince NEetternicb,

A Hungarian paper tells an amusing
story about the late Prince Metternich.
One morning the Danish am bassador
desired an audience from the Minister.
who ordered his valet to get him the Or
der of the Elephant, in which he wished
to receive the ambassador. The valet
looked through all the minister's orders,
but was unable to discover that of the
Elephant. Time pressed, so the prince
sent in all haste to some brother dipIo-
matist, and borrowed the decoration in
question for half an hour or so. This
done, he received the ambassador, his
breast duly adorned with the Danish or
der. The sight OF this, however, seemed
to act as an extraordinary spell upon the
visitor, he could not take his eyes off
the Minister'S coat, hesitated in his
speech, and exhibited altogether such
distinct signs Of distress that Metternich
could not forbear st last asking him
whether anything had happened to him.
Nothing" the other replied, greatly
embarrassed, "but just this, that there
must be some extraordinary mistake in
our book OF orders at Copenhagen. l
had begged an audience from you in or
der to decorate you with the Order of
the Elephant, which we seemed to have
forgotten to bestow upon your excellency
before, and there you wear it already.n
Toe deT0ueB1eat-that is, Metternich's
laughing oonfessiOn-com' 'orted the di-
plomatist greatly, and Metternich was
now duly and in all proper form installed
q knight Of the great and sagscious
quadruped.
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postal service, agricultural papers are
well patronized and thriving business
already established In the sale of seeds
and fruit trees of all kinds. Cotton, the
farmers OF Upton and LauderdaIe
promise, is to be a surplus crop. Wheat
is engaging their attention; and corn
and stock share largely. After they
have prepared for their "homes and
hearths " they will look up something
for the people of the cities and towns to
whom they are naturally tributary.
Pears from this vicinity sold last yesr in
Chicago for $IS per bushel and apples 50,
and other fiuits in like proportion;
while snaps, squashes, potatoes
and other vegetables brought prices
equally favorable to the grower.
These are facts not to be forgotten and
that have had q marked effect in quick
ening the enterprising spirit Of this peo-
pie. DR.. ALLsToN and Mr.. GIVEN, Of
Fulton, are preparing to enter largely
into the business OF fruit and vegetable
growing for foreign markets, and have
fiattering prospects of realizing hand
sOmely from it,
1 make my acknowledgements for
many courtesies and kindnesses to Gen.
CONNER and the members of his accom-
plished family; to Sheriff SLAUGHTER,
Of Upton, Sheriff WARDLAw, Of Lau-
derdale, and his deputies, BELoTE and
the former of whom proved
himself warm friend of the APPEAL.
Ysurs, ]. NJ X.
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be obviated. At the most distant
point in its whole length, the
line will reach within ten miles of the
Mississippi, generally within seven, and
within nine miles Of the Ohio road.
With such facilities as these two great
highways can afford, and the shorter
and better county and public roads that
will be made and kept in good repair,
there can be no doubt of the future Of
the garden spot of Tennessee. Immi-
grants will pour in in answer to the
hearty invitation Of a hoepitable, warm
hearted people acres now lying idle and
uncultivsted for want Of men to work
them will then answer back to the labor
of willing hands the most bounteous of
harvests. Memphis will no longer be
compelled to look to Illinois and
the far west for butter, eggs, pota-
toes, -four, chickens, hay, and
other essentials to life. These
will all be raised in abundance up here
in Lauderdsle, in Tipton, Dyer, Obion
aud Hardeman ana, Dy the new rail-
road, will find quick transit to our mar
ket, and there be purchased by the hun
dreds whose business they make 1t to
retail these necessaries to the needy
Gentlemen of wealth in
this section are alive to the changes that
are taking place, and that will be forced
by the railroad, and are making prepa-
tions to avail themselves of them. They
speak OF fsctories-cotton and woolen-
and already have projected at Ripley
what promises to be the largest Touring
mill in the State. But of this 1 will
write you when 1 reach that point.
make my hearty acknowledg ments to
he people of Lsuderdale for many kind
lesses and unboUnded hospitality, and
. thousand kind wishes and efforts for
he success of the APPEAL. ink.
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ALBEET PIKE. CHARLES W. ADAMS, L. H. PIKE
PIKE, ADAMS & PIKE.
AttOrneyS, Solicitors s PrOCtOrS

A TTEND to cases In the cihsrent Courts sit
"a ting at Memphis, and in the river counties
OF Arkansas.
80 The Senior partner viii hereafter espe-
etally attend 10 cases in the Supreme Court OF
Tennessee, and in the supreme Court and
Court OF Claims of the United States al wash
1ngton, being OF the arm OF PIKE q JOHN
son, OF that city.
ONCE IN the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner OF Court and Second streets.
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Pike 81 johnson,
COUNSELLORS,
SOLICITORS AND ADVOCATES
WASHINGTON, D. @.

FVNHIS FIRM, ESTABLISHED AT WASH
Il ingtOn, (Ohice, 2l5 r Streetl, will attend TO
all cases that may be entrusted 10 them, IN the
Supreme Court OF the United States and Court
OF Claims and als9 70 the recovery or claims
against the Government or individuals, and
ments
Te senior member has been q practising
lawyer for thiIty-two years, and Is a mem Der
OF the bars OF the Supreme Courts OF ArEan-
sRs, louisiana and the United states. Toe
junior bred q lawyer, was long = Represents
i've and Senator in the Congress OF the United
States and familiar with the modes Of trans
acting business in the Departments
I've senior, retaining his residence al Mem
phiE will also as one OF the firm Of PIKE,
ADAMS & PIKE Rttend 10 cases in the Su-
preme Courts Of Arkansas and Tennessee, and
Court at Memphis. novZs q
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The largest and

The largest and most valuable pri-
vate collection Of paintings in Washing-
ton is that of Mr.. Coreoran, and it is 70
bis credit that be intends to make them
the nucleus OF an art gallery and library,
for the reception Of which he has already
erected very beautiful edifiee, which he
muulficently intends shall be for the free
enjoyment OF the public perpetnslly.