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,Ra5- 1t seems to be generally admitted by all
who have taken the trouble to satisfy themselves,
that the New No. Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine is the very best sewing ap
Paratus for the family the world has vet seen.
America and Europe coincide in the verdict and
the name of Wheeler & Wilson has become
household word wherever inventive genius is
outstripped every other its uniformly beautiful
stitch on every kind of fabric, simplicity, and
ease of operation, have made it a universal ia
yorite. Depot for Virginia and North Carolina.
9th and Franklin streets, Richmond.
oc29-ly Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co.
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Congregational Bible class. Efforts made to IN
crease the attendance at Sabbath School. De
votional exercises and recess.
4rH SESSION DEVOTIONAL. EXERCISES.
The teachers work fora the week; b, the
month; c, the quarter; d. the year.
CLOSING EXERCISES. ~
Roll call and FIVE minute speeches on l.. Wna'
I have learned or how have been benefited by
the Institute. g What would like to learn oy
the next 8. Devotional exercises, Singing
prayer, and the benedction.
SUGGESTIONS.
l. Do all you can for the success OF the lns'i
tute-by prayer, talking 1t up, and punctual az
tendance. 2. Bring your Bible hymn DOCK
note book, and pencil 3. Be ready and willing
to take any, part assigned you. 4: Have your
reports fully and specifically made out before
hand. 5. Be pointed, brief, prompt suggestive
in all your remarks 6. Come at the frst-stay
until the last session.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

canon Farrars new volume of SER
mons under the title of Ephphatha." or The
Amelioration of the World, will be issued by
Macmillan q Co. in an American reprint next
week.
Mr.. James B. Colgate, of New York,
who had previously given $4,000 to Madison
University, recently gave $4,000 more, as a
thank offering for deliverance in the dreadful
collision of the steamer Arizona with an iceberg.
Executing HIS OWN W1LL-Henry
Wlnkley, of Philadelphia has sent t,0enty- tfve
thousand dollars to Andover Seminary, ta0e1stv-
fve, thousand to Yale Theological Seminary
and t'0enty thousand to the permanent fund OF
Dartmouth College, in addition to the S. 900 re-
Gently given by him for the Daniel Webster
Professorship.
=" Father Chiniquy" arrived in this
country some time ago, and is. now resting after
continued labors in Australia While there he
was seriously attacked nine times the favorite
weapons OF his exasperated antagonists being
stones. They were not well aimed but thew
were hurled with violence which showed that
intense hatred nerved the arm behind them.
DIR. L. P. Hickok, ex-President of
Union College, now eighty-tw years of age, has
Just finished a work on Evolution which will
be published in few months Although his
eyes have failed him. so that reading has been
done by an assistant, he was able to write out
the book in his own hand.
"A Church has been given by Mr.
George |. Seney the President of the New York
Metropolitan Bank, to the Methodist Connec
ton. 1t is erected at Bernardsville, N. J.. and
has cost 10000, the whole of which has been
PAID by Mr.: Seney, whose previous munifcent
gifts to the Wesleyan University have rendered
ms 11 name prominent among liberal donors
Christian Herald
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MISSIONS.

The Shah of Persia has informed
Rev. J. L.. Potter, missionary of the Presbvte-
ran Church, through the British Minister az
Ieheran, that he objects to him giving RELIGIONS
instruction to Mussulmans that if he continues
to do this he will not be permitted to reside
there, and Mussulmans attending meetings held
by him will be arrested.
The city band of Chilpancingo, Mex
leo, having nearly all become Professionals. re-
fused to play at Roman Catholic festival on
the Sunday Of Holy Week, on the ground that
u was violation Of the Sabbath. Pretty severe
on the Catholic observance of Holy Week p
"A wealthy Englishman, who also has
a Christian conscience, sends to the Church Mis-
5ionary Society $1,000, with which to atone for
Einglands wrongs to Afghanistan by following
the track OF war with missionary effort.
-Thirty-eight Maoris of New Zealand
have been introduced to the ministry of the
Episcopal missions in that country Tbe1 aro
commended as faithful men.
One hundred years have passed
since the organization of the first church in the
Ilnnevely District in India. Swartz had
tpaPtlzed few natives previously at Palamcotta
Det register has been found ofthe organization
OF I tae church at that place in 1880 This wear
Icy, centenary is observed in the diocese
ATiiPisJJoPallan) which embraces the mission
there are now Is ,265 communicants and 5o S95
who have been baptized 00'-'O'
The Sultan Of Zanzibar has cont ~
order to the Mission Press at Bernt for cori
Ple! : iont OF Arabic type, and for native com
ROIiltor 70 manage his Imperial Press. Beirnt
'0'Ol''ng the (Arabic) eye Of the world.
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A correspondent writes -" The article
IN your last ISSUE referring to the church of 'Ha
gerstown, says On June goth the people re-
moved from the church debt of So 300 which
has burdened them for the last FIVE years This
statement does not do justice to congregation
that has been noted for strength and generosity.
as 1T conveys the impression that they are a
feeble folk and burdened' by a church debt so
paltrYi whereas in the said five or six years thew
built church costing between$30 900 and $40,
Ooo besides contributing, in the shape of sub
scriptions, legacies and contributions for the
support of the gospel at home and abroad, over
$4,000. -Pres6yterian.
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PROF. EsTILL.-Prof. Price, did me
the honor to call in the afternoon. We talked
about our friend, Prof Henry Estill, whose re-
cent death had so shocked us. "A heroic
spirit" said Prof Price. 81 well remember the
day he returned from Richmond after his physi-
clan had told him that his was an incurable
disease, yet manfully he stood to his work, flag
glng only when he became blind. In nv life I
never knew man absolutely truthful. He
neither battered, faltered, or evaded His de-
yotlon to his mother and sisters we all know.
he Died before he could get to his mother or his
could-get-," tears welled up. his
voice trembled, he could say no more. q few
days later in Waynesboro Mr. Patrick, the
uncle of the dead mathematician, attempting to
talk to me about his nephew, also broke com
Pletely down All Harry, Harry; | see-yo
pale face, your well-formed head, your figure
shaPely as an athletes; I'll not forget you If
you went early to your rest you carried with
you love and admiration that octogenarians
might envy;-Letter of G.. ". B. wrsiter from
"e University Of Virginia for a" The State"
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OFFICE PAGES WAREHOUSE,
LYNCH huro Va Oct 81 1879

OHIO o. Owens, Esq, Richmond, Va:
Dear Sir-Your favor of the 10Th September
to hand and would have received prompt atten
ton at the time but for the fact 1 wished to as
sure myself that your Pills tOere all you claimed
for them Having perfect disgust for all patent
hum6ugs, can now conscientiously recon-
mend them as safe and reliable cure for Chills
for they have done for me what Ouinine
straight" failed to do-cured me.
am, very truly yours, Ed. M. PACE.
Price. 90 cents per box. Address OrHo 0.
OWENS, Richmond, Va. rie2-3m
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A PRESBYTERIAN MINISTER. who can
"A give unexceptional references, desires
Pastorate in Virginia or West Virginia.
His wife who has been for ten years a teacher
Of the higher English branches, Mathematics
and Penmanship in the best schools, would also
like position near to where her husband migbt
De located Address ]. S. r.,
Jy l4-lm Box 544, Baltimore, Md.
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gar For offensive breath from decayed teeth
and diseased gums, use Meade & Bakers Carbohc
Mouth Wash. Fifty cents a bottle.
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gdr Discolored teeth rendered beautifully
white by the use of Meade & Bakers Saponine
Dentifrice. Fifty cents box.
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gas- AS gargle for sore throat, Meade & Ba-
kers Carbolic Mouth-Wash is unequalled Fifty
cents bottle.
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1ay- HABIT, if not necessity, makes "a Hair
Dressing such as DR.. Aysr's laboratory issues in
dtispensable to many. The "Hgor" is one of
the most delightful we have ever used 1t re-
stores not only the color but gloss and luxuri..
ance, to faded and gray hair.
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WEST HANOVER PREsByTERY will meet at
Byrd church, Goochland county. Va, August
10Th, at ii A. M. CHARLES WHITE,
Stated Clerk.
Members of West Hanover Presbytery who
expect to attend its meeting at Byrd church.
Will please notify me, and state whether thew
Will come by private or public conveyance
L. B. Johnston, Pastor.
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HeT Incipient tartar and scurf removed by
Meade q Bakers Saponine Dentifrice Fifty
cents box.
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Bas- For all diseases of the teeth and gums,
use Meade Bakers Carbolic Mouth Wash,
Fifty cents bottle
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Ras For bleeding gums, use Meade & Bakers
Carbolic Mouth Wash. Fifty cents bottle
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sfas White and sound teeth insured by the
use OF Meade & Bakers Saponine Dentifrice.-
Fifty cents box
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ECCLESIASTICAL NOTICE,

THE PREsBYTERY OF ROANOKE will meet az
Boydton, Va, on Wednesday, August 18TH at
Z. M. H. A. Brown, Stated Clerk.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Hsay~ AS fragrant and pleasant wash for the
mouth, there is nothing so good as Meade 4 Pa.
kers Carbolic Mouth Wash. Fifty cents bottle.
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ENAIRFAX HALL.
IL A SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
Offers superior advantages in all departments
having for eleven years competed with the best
Virginia schools. Entire expenses of the school
year, including board, washing, tuition in Eng
lsh, Latin, French, German, Drawing, and Cal
isthenics, from $l95 to 1910 Music and Paint
ing on moderate terms. For particulars apply
for Catalogue to
MISS MARY =. BILLINGS.
jy 14-1m Winchester. Va.
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Foreign.

"A FOSSIL FoREsT-An interesting
GlsG3 very has been made at Edge Lane Quarry
Oldham, England. The quarrymen, in the
course OF their excavations, have come upon
what has been described as a fossil forest The
trees number about twelve and some of them
are two feet in diameter. They are in GOOD
preservation. The roots can be seen inteTlac.
ing the rock, and the frouds of the ferns are 10
be found imprinted on every piece OF stone,
Inc discovery has excited much interest in geo.
logic9l circles round Manchester, and the for
est has been visited by large number Of ner.
sons. The trees belong to the middle coal
measure period, although it has been regarded as
somewhat remarkable that no coal has been dis.
covered near them. The coal is found about
two hundred and fifty yards beneath. Professor
Boyd-Dawkins Of Owens College has visited the
quarry and declares that there Is not such siobt
In Europe.-Lond0n Times.
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FOREIGN CHURCH NEWS.

Mrs. Anna Tyson left by will S.
600 each to Mr.. Sturgeon and another minister
81 900 to Mr.. Surgeons Book Fund, and 1925
900 to pay annuities in connection with one OF
Mr.. Surgeons orphanages. The residue of her
Surgeons Pastors College.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-12-04

The Rev, 4. 3. Earle, tho noted
%reyivalist, preached his fftieth ami.
versary sermon in Boston a few
days ago. lie declared that he had
been tho means of making 5000
converts, He breaches the doctriAc
Of literal he'll lire.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-12-04

llHsf "Ths positions whleb che
President ahd Vic wife Tine IN ths
fsl room On sueh occasions afe tefy
cleahy marked ~ The carpet. and.
Al, HiihoH much difficulty. Genorl
and Mis- Garfield we're properly lo.
Gated Then Mira llnycs mll slr
would ~ the Introducing " Rather
fond would DO The tisltors b1rt
This arrangement WAS agreed upon.
anl Me- Hayes was sent ont inlo
The corridor 20 wait until nll was
ready When The " I'd WA. given
Nh Hayes came In With that inscnn
ous blush, now known to the public
maniling his lace, End waa introdu
ced IN roper form to the President
elect. The General said in lis hearty
way, allow are your much to thc
horror aud dismay of his teochcrs.
who Informed MIN that he must say.
PLEASED to see you, or something Of
a similar nature, and if it were a lc
it couldn't be helped, and he would
get used to it. Tic rehearsal con
tinued for some time, and was
then postponed for another ocea,iop
when they all had mole time.
PHoNo.
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Inventors aud Patrntees

should send for Instructions. terms, references
&c. On Broihers Solicitors Of Patents,
Washington, b. o., who furnish the same
without charge. Raspn Bro,hep Is we'll.
known and ,Hress.iul hfm Of large sipe-
ishc, having been established In 1865.
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The Rev. DR.. llsughton. Of Tit
ity College, Dublin, has completed
an exhaustive discussion Of the law
that regulates fatigue 10 men and
animals, when fatigue ensues as the
result Of work. lie concludts thu.
Ut the time when fatigue stops the
work, the product Of The total work
done, into the rate Al which The work
Is performed, Is a constant quantity.
To other words, the Fesuls Of muscu.
lar exertiOn il inyerseiy proportions
10 the rate ~ which u Is accomplish.
ed. Also the quantity Of work
done varies Is he sQaafe root u lhl
time occupied IA performing II.
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WIT AND DOE.

l&l ne, ''Lct us he one" Aud
DE won.
thrifty man will always put
hing away for a rainy day,
= it is nothing but u stolen
ella.
old fellow who seldom draws u
breath was told that he would
alely I'LL a drunkard's grave
be mended his ways. "Well,"
hded he, IL s'pose it will be all
Somebody must ill drunk
GRAVES, or else there wouldn't
use digging Gun
npon a snowy day a gentleman
lnoiher gentleman Zip and fall
bghs, whereas If be sees q horse
hnd fall he does not laugh. Why
thusl Because, il the gen
b that laughs had fallen, the
kmun that has fallen would have
led, whereas the horse wouldn't
by is n woman more afraid Of
|use than a man?' inquired
B Snlsrtboy of HE hest girl.
! assure YOU" wos the reply,
puss Is much more dangerous
a man," and she leaned 70 heav-
his arm that he, for a moment,
lned no was q man.
gentleman went home the other
with 4 severe cold aud said to
life: II have to-day been told
ke bot tess-pcunyroyal tea.
tea, baked lemon tea, beeI
furry tea, hop ten, celery tea.
rice tea, rcd pepper tea, baked
tea, mint tea, hay tee, baked
tea and burnt sugar tea
l,' said the sympathi1ing vito
|ch do you think you will takci'
you have no objections" sal,
| think | will .nsc the hO. gin
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~ NAsTs.
mnurt on uohh

|hh wealth ite yellew gold
luh lhe soui hhe Arctic cold,
hfntt 10 lro The wafmcst hoati,
|inen VII Ne better part
hi not wealth
|beeal 10 seoiho distress,
The brow Of wfct hedness,
Nd Glad SMILES ~ n % that weep,
ms loved ones safely kccp
k1hh want abi n oiblng more
not power TO sway nv kidd
Kindly lead a world o. bIind,
h lle scene ca HES great stage,
AXE NY impiess on The age
BIT not powers
Iihcr strength 10 llfl the soul
dosnim PASSIONS base control
|itin iis upward flight
hlgh realm Of love aud light
bower ! want, aud nothing more.
-
not mmc-lo lave my name
fled by q garish flame
Ike the irc's dcctitful ray,
bncnt CLEANS, then dies away;
|but not lnlmc
want Il may be said,
! ann gathered 20 the dead
WE'D unknown and died content !;
H. should be his monument
fame | want, ana nothing more.
h. ! wa MIA friend that's true,
III my Virtues kindly view,
( my faults us kindly scan,
punt me mo z or lcss than man ;
oven more;
nGnl \ baud my own 10 hold
1nys are dark, and irear, and cold
!, I'm my ALTERING feet TO stay
y I|t here | tread Hes weary way.
3uch friend | want, and even more.
rant true loyc-;rue womau's love,
putc az that which rules above,
defp as the uusouudcd sea,
I'd y oad a, Is immensely;
land even more;
want q Smile 10 light my home,
IkIss TO greet ne when | come.
hcafi whose sweet aud holy chime
laIl Fith my own keep even time;
tch Ipye / wait. and even more.
Noni n calm. scclu lel place
Bind thoughts ~ all my race;
hat men should s. ctk Of me
Hlc tones of charity;
even more;
TO feel, deep in my heart,
led vel my humble part;
hen my earthly course is RIM,
IN the Masters hin l"well donc.'
All his | want, aud nothing more.
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.F'OTES or TEE D.fi..


a Hebrew union college is to be
instituted in Cincinnati.
The trotting horse ST. Julian has
made a profit Of $2S, 900 for his
owner Il is sensou.
The exodus Of the Chinese from
California continues. Many Of them
are returning 10 China. 1t is a
movement worth watching and
studying.
For the first time since the adnis.
sion Of Nevada as a State, both the
California AMI New ada legislatures
will be in session al the same time
dis winter.
The Rev, 4. 3. Earle, the noted
%reyivalist, preached his iftieth nnni-
versary sermon in Boston a few
days ago. He declared that he had
been tho means of making 10000
converts, He breaches the doctriae
Of literal he'll lire.
Tie report is given circulation by
the Washington Star that ut the
coming session Of Congress an effort
will lie made to suspend the mavisa-
ton laws for several years, in order
that forcisn.bui't slips may be reg
isterel aud sail under the American
Hrg. The plan is to make an cx,
pertinent for Il fixed time,
Prize fighting in Rhode Island i.
dangerous to all concerned, because
the authorities arc in earnest in en-
forcing the Jaw against it. When
Mike MulleIy aud Jack Norton
fought ut Providence, n few days
ago, baId gloves were worn, and tie
spectators-numberiug twe:.ty five
and paying $40 each to make up the
purse-wcre sworn never to disclose
tho particulars.
Those who believe that our lead.
ing elergymen are oyerpsid will do
well to inspect the following figures:
Mr.. Beecher gets 100000 a year;
DR.. Hall, Of Fifth avenue, and DR..
Dix, Of Trinity, $4,000; d.. Storrs,
DR.. Potter, Of Grace church, DIS.
Tiffany and Chaplin, $4,000 each.
OF the leading actors, Booth earns
100000 a year Sothern, $4,000;
John Z. 0wens-in thirty weeks
$4,000; Joe Jeflers0n-forty weeks
$4,000; Maggie Mitchell, from
$4,000 to $4,000; Dion Bouci.
cault, $4,000 every week he plays,
and Fanny Davenport, $1,000.
After several years Of depression
the business men Of this country
may rejoice on their present cons
parativcly excellent financial condi-
ton. Thus fer the failures of the
present year amount 10 only sIj,.
100000. During the same period
lest year they reached ISL ,OOO, 900,
and the year before they aggregated
the disastrous figure OF sl07, 000,-
600. Preseht appearances indicate
that when the record is made up for
1880 complete, the failures will be
found to be relatively smaller than
at any time for the las, fifteen years.
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Mail train leaves Gienada gasanf
pass Popes G.3S y. ~: tonrilsb3
s:tJ a. m : B~atcsyillr O IN q. m ; lar
dis 40 =. M Como 7.ss o. m. sn6
arrives at Memphis 10 90 = M
Sardis Accommodation leaves Sardie
800 a. IN, pass Como Q 20 .. M. and
arrives az Memphis DIE q. ~.
Freight train leaves Grenada 2.30aR
pass Popcr 600 am : Courtisnd 6I6
m baiesviIIc 100 am; fardDo
$40 a M /: Como SIS . m aud A.
lives at Memphis 7.s5 p n.
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Ward Hawkins, an eight. year
genius, from North Carolina,
|einring throughout Kentucky.
otjeet is to get rnosgh money
Peure an education.
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Rs. J. D. Speak, IN old lady ak.
Ears Of age, aud living some
Re in Alabama. has just finished
P'lt containing 1922 pieces.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THgOucW
ono SUNDAY DELAYS)
mississippi and Tennessee rail Rad.
Time Table.
sourIh

Mail train leaves Memphis, IL 80 r N (;
pass Como 2 $50 p m ; Ssrdis Tia =
IN; Baiesville 3 :20; Courtland IN
p Pope's, 3:il, aud srriycs ~
Grenada 8 :l5 p M.
Sardis Accommodation leaves Menu
phls . rs p m. pass Como $50 p. NJ
and arrives At Snrjis 7:l5 p m.
Freight train leaves ysmph,s ITO
m: pass Como lI.55 q IN snrdnb
1870 pm (; Baicsyille 30 pm Csvrt-
iand 400 p M; Popes s.f5 y ~ ss6
arrives al Grenada clio p m.
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twenty-five Arrmon eouviess
Psd through Nashville On route
f,sh.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-10-01
WHAVEROAr AND
TRANSFER COMPANY.
Reduced Rates of Storage.

Owing to 4 large increase Of our capacity
for storing and handling Freights and Cot
ton, we beg leave TO call your attent ion to
our greatly reduced rates for Storage
All freight consigned to the caro- of our
Mr.. w. T.. REDwICk, Agent at Monroe La
or to Capt. T.. y. CRTER, at Trenton, La.
will be charged Storage at the rate of 10
20 days; tor each succeeding 20 days, one
half tho rate for tho first 20 DAYS will be
added. On -four, meal, potatoes onions
fruits. rice, beans. crackers, and all dry
barrels > cents per barrel.
On pork, beef. mackerel, sugar. lime ce-
mont, vinegar, krout, bacon and hams, and
all wet barrels. cents per barrel.
barrel; bacon and sugar i'll casks 80 cents
por caSk. All other articles not mentioned
will be charged in tho same proportion,
For shipping cotton 10 cents por bale.
freightS consigned to our care 10 be for
warded by the Crycr Line of steamers to
Bayous Bartholomew, D'Arbonne and Su-
limo river. Will be stored free OF cao,De
Through bills of lading will be given from
st Louis to all landings Bayous Bar
tholomow, DArbonne and Saline river as
high rs nay gntion. aud to all landings on
the Ouachita river above Monroe as high as
the mouth ofSaline river by w. b. Russell,
Agent, via the Delta route to Monroe
All freights consigned to us are unloaded
from the cars and steamboats, into our
warehouse and wharf-boat, thereby avoid
ing the rough handling and expense Incl
dental to drayage.
Our Mr.. RENwICN will always be on hand
to give his personal attention to business
intrusted to our care.
f. b. CRYER, ProprietS
w. L. RESwICK, Agent.
Monroe, La, May IS, 1850. mss: