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b. taken evidence IL no war;, u; hn' he me $50
unst stair the faei' sod oc,rnnpres ffam winch ihy
d,'ive III kn,al,ge oriti thai she !. the WIDOW
IL ihe da-psseA.
4 ~e,'ihc T. from the cle'Cvm4n nsVi iriie WIN
smuiz1.t tn. lsac is competent eyld~pre.
less the nuiness o the crrirae be proved. AID the
p.fson who gave II be h IL have been su b rzcd
g. so' emniya u atrsgs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-14
Cash for UVHc6t.

wish purchase during tuscapn large quantity Of good
wheat. Farmers wal, find il To heir Civ.
call before they sell their crops. Will purchae wheat
to I've delivered at Messrs. Lacy ryree's tic basin in
Lvnchb.rg at Beaver Czech lumber iuiS, clups
the canal below this place WM. ". MOSBl.
Ang l-Svi,-uHls
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BOlfiNg Cloths.
I'VE subscribers have rccevcda fresh supply Of the
l. tied square mesh, all silk,
German .fnCHOr Rolling (IOshS

the best imported into the United States and warranted
such, all numbers, from No 10 No. 10. 1t only neccsa
to try these Cahs that they the best; all in
want will please call betor, buying elsewhere
July Ia ut. MEM CIV \1kI\
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v WI 5,
JOHN ENGLAND.

e gNed) JOHN ENGLAND.
The Bal imore Ohm Railroad was opened 10 Cum
beind in 1872, al which lime the hunter If barrels Of
Fl ur 233 .j36; in 1919 it stood at 469. 266- in
crease 2Sj730; average of Richmond inspection from 80
10 10, 233,32S; excess over Richmond 2402 barrels
This lrcreas, IN the Baltimore s. Obi, Railroad he
coniended. was caused by cheap transportation inducing
The culture OF Wheat when II could mol before he prodn
sed II 1t had To be wagoned t. maIket-dened that any
OF thp flour Of the ansApghany try came to Gu
bert md by wagon :" g. 10 marker by railroad
Tie nfxi or flied his 81 Ion alb ut he grain trade b,
tA'rcs fom The fep1fts OF he Secretary Of HE Trcasu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-14

These comrarl.ons said Mr. Deane. are net presented
west thl in The superioury Of RalImad over Canals
they have the host cufty that tive V,,oio, aud rann
essre Rallu,d will not sion At LvncIburg I'm, he con
ti,noJ IN IN d ,,,er ,be5a ,o I,,r ;,h ,h.
crat limo of 80, co,s RAILWAY that " in conna, all tho
Atl,u,i, ci,,.. fran, n st., T., \o,, o,I.a,.
The urxt II s,tlon nj NJ. ID was IN shiny tho nroft
ablenoss f investments IN III, Vrori, and Team R,ll
road 81 ,cks
lie exh,hitcd t,bles If the ,t.a ponul,,on and n,,
nctions of : counties IN Nroioa and Is in East Ten
nesee. the producfs and fay. If which he shoved hy
lher ceorrarhlc,l pn,i,n must cane un,o this road in
seeking t,stern marx, * and the Eede,,l Can;,,I
In East Tenn.ss,. the L. c,nnlies Stand tfns.
PopuI,iup. Nh,al Oats Corn Apareya,e
in Rn-b in da in 4, in T,ns
~ 300 on 1Dl > lOi o5Q : otY7 IGo OF 2to
In Southwpst Nirplna The & q ma ii,s STAN, Tins.
pnnul,tion Wh9a, Oa,e Cam rne
o6 592 Sl6 5oo 40 SS6 Q asa ,oo ,37 700
Aor,o,,te Of lbase tvn III
PopnIo m Wheat Oats Cam Fans
o72 100 | S37 oql . S5tIi5 IN 3o1 30 gro I2o
From, Tho ar,ray.t, ,,,npo -, and NM, I,'i, a. :, II
in 1870 uhe t,bles wee cnno,l,d fam rho cos,s =,
bles # thai weary Mr. d assumed tn If he 31l 3lo
t,os shawn IN hv, ha.n n,,dcsJ in ,. c,,,t;. r l.,
Tennessee one fmrih l6O AS tons wonld n, IN mar
kat and hle n,,,e,,io, r Tia. Virrin,. ~ q ia
toms m Sc t,yo o,antitss % oSI Ian. nlacoa A. H.,
az I,te nt > c,nts Nor IN, ma, ,nle ;r. o.ai,
nj ' t,oc nin
T., which 80 OOO rsssenys,s o.Id be ,,ld.d
al Al so far 90 nils 20, ooo
40, Oto
This travel is only one sixt Of that r,on ,a Rl !
,oo,e,nl Mn, u ,lral a,,f h., ,o,,,a.,. =, H., 49, ,t
Now take ,ha usual all,n,nce f,, all ey,ens.s nna
hall the r,ceinis ard tba,e ,.,,i, t.,G5 ~, 49,, ,
nue..
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Tnr WARwICK-!loUsE.-Ih house, which
is under the management of Mrs. McCrcry, was
opened Thursday. Upon the occasion. a
number of ladies aud gentlemen was invited TO
adnner, which had been prepared with care
and taste "Thc rich Niands" that were
spread before us, held oul temptations, which
Were sufficient evidences of the skill Of our
hostess.' The Warwick House is neatly fitted
up and is well furnished, From the evidences
with which we were surrounded on Thursday
the house promises to afford, to lis patrons rare
degree OF comfort and qualification.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-14

o. Lady Iidlouehby, or Passages from The
Diary Of Wife and Mother in tie Serentecnfh
Century. Il s. Barnes s. Co, Nc,c York, Pub
hshers. For safe By ID. B. Payne e. Bro,
Lynch6arg.-We have not had time to give this
work an attentive peruSa and hence are not
prepared TO speak fully of lis merits. From a
has,y glance, however, we have formed a favor
able opinion SO far as we have had an oppor-
tunity OF examining, the work promises to be IN
tere>hng and instructive.
The Mechanics Companion By Peter Nicholson.
F. Ben, Philadelphia, Publisher. For sale By
ID. -. Payne s. Bro, Iyncl5wg.-This work
treats upon variety of subjects connected with
mechanics, and is evidently prepared by skill
ful hand, with great care. Those, who are COM
pel'nt of forming an idea of the utility of such a
work, have pronounced ii a valuable volume.
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- The dinner given by the citizens of War
ren,on TO MessrS. Hunter and Mason, was thinly
attended The largest estimate, which we have
seen, sets down the number in attendance at 80 ;
other estimates fall below even this. We regard
this as an additional evidence of the wholesome
state of public sentiment in Virginia Virginia
is no friend to disunon; and she will uphold the
hands of no advocate of scheme, SO destructive
to her best and dearest interests, and so ruinous
to the cause of civil liberty and republican go
vernment.
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e. Perhaps it will be doing service to those
interested in the Bounty Land Law, TO call their
attention TO the advertisements OF Richard Per-
kins Of Campbell William l.. Goggn of Bedford
and John K Martin of Richmond, now in
course of publication in the Vrslnian.
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? The Editor of the Knoxville Wing, the
fr-famed Brownlow saws thai be will vote for
Henry Cay a. the next President, and .honld he
be dead he will advocate The claims of the man
who spoke 10 him Ia t. We do not know that
we oan 90 as far as parson Bioanlow. But we
venture 10 say that no man OF sound political prin
elples and proper motives will disparage the
great orator Of Kentucky. TheWhig who would
dnpalage him, is a traitor 10 his principles
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We find in Lite number Of the California Courier,
ihe following very just compliment t. MI Joeph X.
Irving lae Resident II I.vnehbnrg.
}. II. IgrISG, E-a.-It will be seen. By law no.
tee In our paper. that This gentleman has formed n
partnership with Capt. ". D. Fair and :. A. Booker.
We knew Mr.. Irving IN Virginia. lie WIS considered
one oi the ables men in that State. aud have M
doubt out thai he will tke ith rank his bar both
lawyer aid asa speaker. Mr.. Is a strong man, and
wliial he Is Wing of The right STRIPE HIS powerful
fr'snnhg aid el'quenee viii BE- felt in he Sthe. when
lhe lime arrives f,r Ii zeal fight His partner. Capt.
FAR is trom the par Of NTln i, and was mem
Der of ihe last Caifoula Senae. lie. tao, a wing
and most effective lawyer and speaker.
We have taken the above notices of our towns
men, Joseph X. Irving, Esq, and Captain VIII
liam d. Fair, from the Richmond Wing The
highly naitering accounts of these gentlemen,
contained in the California Courier, afford TO us,
as they will no doubt 10 all of heir friends and
acquaintance, the greatest qualification.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-14

msnd ID by yin the war with Great Hfiia,a. de.
cl'red by the Uni ed Stats the 18th day II June,
1872 Cor other ,edr embraced said dct describing
uhaf ,ca,) that he enlisted (or unrohmeercd IRA.
drafted at---a,n abuut tho day Of =, 4. ID.
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FD,nl Of Declaration 10 bc made by Tie nrriring on
CIR or - hiirr.
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A d. -; mH appear by has Original certificate Of
discharge he,scih pre,enttdt ~ by the rolls oil
said mpany,
lie mskes this de- af,lan fif The putps of t,ninp
the hpuuty lnd - winch he may be IN tiled undc thu
''act granting h,un'y Lind certain "hor's aud soldiers
WIN have been engaged IN the military efstce u ,hr
Ia ted States" passed September 2Sh 1850.
signature of tn. claimant
Sworn 10 and subscribed brf'le the day mud year
ahove wurten Aud hereby Nv. that b,leyr The
s'id---t, be The identical man who seyed a. aforesaid
aud thai he is Of thu age alb ive stated.
(>gnature OF The Magistrate or other olcef)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-14

dstt f--n The Stab nf-. Who being duly
sw ~ ac,nrinq II law declares hat he Is the Identical
WHO wa. a----n the compan,' commanded
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---comnsnded bs--iu the war ~uh Gf,ai Brl-
tam declared nv he lntad Stat the 18Th ul June.
lsl2, Cor other as fhe may bcD hat her sad
hu.baud enlisted Tor volunteered drafico) al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-14

S'" makes ih declaration fn the purpose of obtain
ing The h'uniy lstd To Witch he m,y he tiled under
the '.ar' passed Sep, maer 2s h. 1850
Claimants sanstnfs.l
sworn IN and .nb.crb before me the dsy aud y,ar
abpvs written.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-14

-, IN The Iefn N -. md CIUIInnrd II actnnT
srty,ce IN sad it the term ul -, and WAS
hunnfahly dlscia g,d At the -- day al -,
A Ii LI,L ! OF
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lUhlIY Wf--1
On thi----dsy Of. A d. one ihnnsapa eight
hu ed ADD. p rsensllv appeared belre
ia tc~ Of h Perez (nr Other officer auth ,,ed 10 admin
iso oohs for general purposes within and ar he eono
~ and II L. flores IL. --auud --yeats n rrsi
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-06-20
SECOND EDITION.

ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY,
Or Year Book OF Facts In Science and Art,
Exhibiting the most important Discoveries and Inn
provements in Mechanics and the Useful Arts,
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy. Nc
teorology, Zoology, Botany, Mineralogy, Geolo.
gy, Geography, Antiquities, &c.
EDtrpo nv
DAVID A. WELLS & GEO. BLISS, ia.
With likeness Of Prof Louis Agassir limo.
cloth. Price 81 rs; paper cover, 81.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS
From the Warrington Union.
This il one of the most valuable works which the
press has brought forth during the present year.
greater amount Of valuable and useful informa-
ton cannot be obtained from any book Of the same
size within our knowledge
From the Ne,c York Tribune.
There few works Of the season whose appear
ance we have noticed with more sincere satisac-
ton than this admirable manual. The exceeding in
tersst Of the subjects 70 which il is devoted, well
as the remarkably thorough, patient, and judicious
manner in which they are handled by its skilful
editors. cnttle il TO warm reception by all friends
Of solid and useful learning.
From The Scientific American.
Such book has long been wanted in America.
II should receive wide spread patronage.
For sale in Washington by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
June 20 Booksellers, near 9th street.
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FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.
[NHE RQARD OF MANAGERS of the w A.

i INaToN NATIONAL MONUMENT SOCIETY pro-
pose to celebrate the approaching anniversary oil
our National Independence, by patriotic ceremo,
MES in honor of the day, and Of the Father Of his
Country. A procession, military and civic, will
be formed at, and move from, the City Hall, to
Monument Place, under the direction OF Joseph fl.
Bradley, ESQ.,, who has been appointed chief mar
shall of the day, and to whom the respective com
panics, orders, societies, &c. will be good to
report. programme Of the ceremonies will be
given through the public prints in due time by the
marshal. The Hon. H. S. Foote, Of !, ssissippi,
will deliver address, and the ceremony of lay
ing the block Of marble presented by the Corpora
ton of Washington, to be deposited in the monu-
ment will then take place; and it is expected that
the ceremonies will be worthy of the day, and OF
the city which bears the hallowed name of"Wash-
ngton."
II may be proper to add that the Board of Man
ayers, believing il to be consistent with the wishes
Of the American people, have adopted resolution,
requesting them, throughout the Union, wherever
the anniversary of the Fourth of July is celebrated
to take up collections on that day in aid Of the
magnificent monument now in the course of erec-
ton by the grateful and patriotic citizens of this
happy country, evidence Of the estimation in
which they hold the virtues and services of the
Nations best Benefactor."
GEO. WATTERSTON,
j. b. H. SMITH,
+. HARTLEY CRAWFORD;
June 20 Committee of arrangements.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
General Lopeu-rhe Market.


NEW ORLEANS, June II.
The case Of General Lopez, which was under in
vestigaton before the United States Commissioners,
has been transferred TO the United States Circuit
Court, and the prisoner liberated on entering bail
for S 5000 to appear when called upon and answer
before said tribunal.
The cotton market is firm, and prices tending in
favor of sellers Middling quality is quoted at l2
cents per h.
Sugars are in better demand, and prices ad-
yanced Fair quality is selling at 81 cents per ID.
Flour rather heavy and prices dropping.
Rice continues firm as last quoted.
The weather warm, and city healthy usual at
this Of the year.
Connecticut Election for u. 8. Senator.
BALTIMORE, June IS.
At New Haven, Connecticut three ballotings for
United States Senator were had. On the first bal
lot, Waldo, Dem, received SO; Baldwin, Wing,
SO; scattering, 30. On the second ballot, Waldo,
90; Baldwin, "a; scattering. 81. On the third bal
lot, Waldo, 80; Baldwin, "a; scattering, l9. There
were three more ballots without success, when the
election was postponed until tomorrow.
NKw ORLkAss, June Is.
The steamer Fashion arrived here yesterday,
from Tampa Bay, with five companies Of United
States troops.
The captain of the Fashion reports that General
Twiggs had left Tampa Bay for Washington, via
Savannah.
NEw YoRK, June 10.
The steamer America sailed to day for Liverpool,
with one hundred and four passengers and $1,000
in specie. Cotton very firm. Stocks dull. Flour,
grain, and other things unchanged
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-06-20
DR. FEUcHTwANGER's ANTI-PUTRID
DIsINFECTING AGENT
Discovered and Prepared by DR.. Le,cis Feueh
,canger, Chemist, .Ns,o York.

Discovered and Prepared by DR.. Le,cis Feuehf-
panger, Chemist, .Neio York.
Premiums awarded at the Fairs qf the dnsrican ana
Maryland Institutes ls4s. IN May 24h, ls49, a
reputation for furnishing erery Station tn The CITY
Of Nuo York toas gipen By De Board " Health.
1T is the most powerful Disinfectant for sick
Il rooms, places where any foul or disagreeabe
air PREVAILS and for Cesspools, Privies and sinks;
the safest preservatve and eradcator Of ship fever
cholera, yellow and typhus fever, and such dis
cases which prove contagious to children, such az
measles, scarlstina, and smallpox.
The most decided and unqualified appreciation
has been bestowed this infaible preparation, by
the Municipal Authorities. Hoard Of Health, the
physicians OF all the hospitals coroners popretors
Of all the hotels undertakers and keeper Of the
Greenwood Cemetery, and chairman OF the sani-
tory committee.
DIRECTIONS.
This liquid may be freely used ON carpets, cloth
ing and beds, without staining, discoloring de-
stroying 30 that sprinkhng a quantity upon the
person before entering the sick room, or washing
hands and face, will act as n sure preventive; by
moistening towels with this liquid and hanging
them about the sick rooms, on board ships be.
tween decks, II will keep contagious well az in
fictitious diseases slOof.
In sick rooms and hospitals. gill Of this liquid
kept in the chambers will destroy any efiuvia arts
ing from offensive stools in prisons, privics, and
public places, coarse spongcs may be kept satu-
rated with this liquid; dead bodies may be pre-
served by Keeping the bed cloth constantly moist.
ened with the fluid I; bites Of snakes, moschetoes,
and fcetid ulcers, bad and erysipclas, may
radically be removed by bandages moistened by
this liquid.
Co Sec pamphlet for more particular directions.
This liquid is for sale in Washington by
June 2O-d j. r CALLAN.
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AYERS "onERRY PICTORIAL"

Colds, Coughs, asthma, Influenza, Group,
Wh0oping Cough, and Consumption.
TINE uniform success which has attended the use
Il Of this preparatioa--ts salutary effect--in
power 10 relieve and cure affections Of the lungs.
have gained for II celebrity equalled by no other
medicine. We offer IL to the afflicted with entire
confidence in ts virtues and the full belief that ID
will subdue and remove the severest attacks of die
upon the throat and lungs. These results, =
they become publicly known, very naturally at
tract the attention Of medical men and philanthro
pists every where. What is their opinion OF CHKERy
PEcroRAL may be seen in the following;
vALESrIsE Morr, NJ. d., Professor Of Surgery
Medical College, New York, says
cit gives me pleasure to certify the value and
efficacy OF Ayers CHERRy PEcToRAL, which con
slider peculiarly adapted 10 cure diseases of the
throat and lungs"
From EowARp HIIcacocK, VI. d., LII D., Prsst-
dent Of amherst Coiiegs.
J. c. AYER-Sir: have used your CEEnny PEc-
roRAL in my own Of deep seated bronchitis,
aud am satisfied from its chemical constitution,
that il IL an admirable compound for the relief Of
laryngisl and bronchial difhculues- III my opinion
IA 10 fts superior character can be Of any service
you at liberty 10 use IL az you think proper.
EDWARD HITChC6CK
AMHEssr, Sept. II, Is4s.
From BKSJAsIS srLLrsAS, M d., III. d., etc. !,
Professor Of Chemistry. Minralogy, SC, Yais
College, member Of fhs literary, historical. phiio-
sophicai and scientific societies If dmofea and
deem the CHERsy PxcToRAL am admirable com
position from OF the best articles in the Mate
ria Medica, and very effective remedy for the
clnss Of diseases II In intended 10 cure
New Haven, Ct, Nov. I, IS4e
READ THE EVIDENCE
HARrroRD, Jan. 20. 1st1.
| DIR. J. e. AVER Dear SIR: Having been rescued
from painful and dangerous disease by your med
icine. gratitude prompts me to send you this sc
Acknowledgement, not only in justice 70 you, but for
l the information Of others in like affection.
slight cold upon the lungs, neglected at first,
became so severe that splitting Of blood violent
cough and profuse night sweats followed and fast.
| ened upon me. I became emacisted, could not
sleep was distressed by my cough, and a pain
through my chest, and in short had all the alarm
ing symptoms Of quick consumption No medi-
cine seemed at all 10 reach my CAGE, until Provt-
dentally tried your CHERRy PrcToRAL, which soon
relieved and now has cured me.
Yours with respect, r. A. SIEWAhT.
Prepared by J. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Washington, ID. C., by It. ID. w. n.
! Gilman: Georgetown, Or. Lnthcum; Alexandria
| Cook a Peel; Richmond Purcell, Lsdd 4 Co, and
druggists generally. Feb. l2-dlytriswkw
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June 20
MISUNDERSTANDING DRY GOODS.

HOUsE-FURNIsHI DRY GOODS.
ID ii. HOOE & CO., Market Space, between 7th
Il and Sth streets, have now in store full and
complete assortment of the following:
In CARPETING;
Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Brussels, English
Brussels, Step Brussels, Imperial Three Ply super
fine Ingrains, fine and common ingrans, Twilled
venetians. (all widths,) Plain Venetians, (all
widths,) printed Druggets, baizc Crumb Cloths
brass Stair Rods, Chenille and Tufted Rugs, supe-
rior Floor Oil Cloths, from TO Is feet in width
which will be cut TO fit any shaped passage hall;
white and colored Canton Mattings.
SUNDRIES
Curtain de LANES and Damasks, Lace and Mus
lin Curtains, embroidered Curtain Muslins, Tassel
Loops, Gimps, &c, Linen Sheetings-al widths;
Table Damasks and Napkins, Pillow and Bolster
Linens, Damask and Huckcback Towels, white
and colored Marseilles Quilts, white Counterpanes
from g so up; cloth Table and Piano Covers,
worsted damask Piano Covers; white and colored
Furniture Dimity, Furniture Chintzes, Scotch and
Russia Diapers, housewife and family Linens. bed
Blankets-great varietyj crib Blankets and Quilts,
&c, &c.
Together with every other article in their line;
all Of which they anxious TO close with the
son. [Unionl June 20
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TNHE UNION HAT-beautiful, light, and COOL
4 perry suitable and becoming Hat for Young
Gentlemen.
The Rocky Mountain White Beaver Hat-ele-
gant and fashionable.
Gentemen's ventiatng Hats. of Leghorn. Pan
anna, Manila, and other foreign fancy braid Hats.
in a variety of shapes.
Youths and chidrcn's Straw Hats, great
riety, at
TODDS Fashionable Establishment.
doors west of Browns Hotel, Washington.
I1r,.a &