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m Office 10 the Creditors of VIM. G..
~ Stevens, dec,d.-At a Circuit Court con-

M OllCE 10 the Cfc01tOfS Oh " m T..
IN Stevens, dec'd.-At a Circuit Court con-
timed and held for Nelson county, at the Courthouse
the 9TH day Of May 1852:
Alexander Fitzpatrick administrator with the will an
nexed of William c. Stevens decd PrtF.
against
Mildred T. SteveIs. George s. Loving, James T. Ste
vens, Cynthia c. Stevens, John I. Stevens Albert L.
Steven and Susan Ann Stevens the last four infants
under the age Of 81 years, by Howell l.. Brown,
guardian od htem, specially assigned lefend them
in this suit. Defts.
By the decree in this cause. of the Commits
Of the Court is directed take several accounts and
the decree requires that before doing so "he will
all the creditors Of the (of VIM c. Stevens
decd by advertisement inserted for four weeks
| cessive in newspaper published in the of
Lynchburg -Snd creditors therefore notified that
have appointed Friday the 23id day of July next to
taking the directed by the decree
the 7th May lS52-on which day by o'clock in the
morning they requested attend my Office in Low
ingson prepared prove any debt demand they may
have against the of VIM c. Stevens decd wheth-
contracted before his DEATH by the since.
June 14-w4w RIO. WHITEHEAD. Com'r.
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\ REV ARD. ..RANAWAY

&7M Il E w A II D.--KANAWAY
~ 1OO from my plantation, Gale. the Fork in
Halifax County, about the 4th of August last my negro
man HENRY. There is to believe that he had
left the county previous the month Of March, last
ABBOTT the Goth of that month, he in the
pany of white man who claimed him his slave, pas
sing through Pitsyvana towards franklin Since they
in Pttsylvania. it Is supposed the white
has been in Lynchburg but farther informron ha-
been received Of the negro. He is probably endeavor
ing to get free State, and may perhaps have pro-
cured FIRE papers through the aid of white persons
Henry is halfbreed muatto, "a years of age, about
FIVE feet inches high straight and well formed but
not stout-he generally his heir long, which has
ybushy appearance-has long fingers long fiat foot,
and is rather ouchng in his gate. He brought up
house servant and is intelligent than ordinary
slaves. will give the above reward any person who
may take him more than fifty miles from my residence
Halifax CT Ho., and deliver bin mr-or half
that il he be secured in Jail that gethim-
1.-The be taken any where of The county uf Halifax
and within that distance, and delivered me- | will
pay the like of Fifty Doars-and if taken within
the county of Halifax. will pay Thirty Dollars.
jy 5-w4w RICHARD LOGAN.
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" receiving large and complete assortment of
new SPRING and SUMNER GOODS: comprising the
latest and fashionable vare- ties and styles i'm
ported this senson-whlch am offering unusually
low prices Intending TO sell for CASH, mean be
satisfied with small profits, and thereby will make
the interest fall to give call-which most
Italy solicit from those having Goods to buy. will
promise many inducements in the way Of Styles,
prices and large and well selected stock pick from,
a can be found in any establishment in the State.
deem it needless give the heads or branches
composing my stock, long experience has taught
the ofevery class Of dealers. Suffice it there
fore say, that feel assured um fully prepared
the demands ofall-und ask al to call
march 29-ifts JOHN G. MEEM.
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FINHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers, under the style and firm of
GREGORY g. ROYALL, having this day expired by
limitation, the business will be closed speedily pos
sble. Those having claims against the will
please present them without delay and those indebted
the will be Kind enough settle their ear
lest opportunity Before parting with old friends
and customers, beg leave them
thanks for their kindness, and request them that
they will forget uuder the new firm of GREGORY
ROYALL & SIMPSON.
JAMES D. GREGORY,
JAMES T. ROYALL.
t.
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From UIG.r.

HALIFAX, July 6.-The Canada sailed for
,ston at quarter to eleven clock, and will
due there Tomorrow evening.
There is a strong party feeling in St Johns.
e~ioundland. according to last adviccs.-
,ncral Lie Marchant prorogued The Legisla-
Re with an insulting and ill'ermed speech,
ich excited the sneers and dersion of the
dience. The press. without regard to poll
$. manifested great indignation. His etigy,
nged by the neck. was carried through the
eets by the PopuIace. drummer and fifer
,ying dead marches. His excellency is pro.
ned TO the government Of Nova Scotia, and
suit will not be tolerated for moment here.
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Adams and Beli.le. convicted Of murder. in
ew Orleans. were hanged on the LIST. The
'Pes slipped and both wsrs precipitsted to
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OR STOLEN from the

~ subscriber from the Stable Of Peter keseys (Scuf
letown.) Amherst county the 18th day of June,
small BAY HORSE. He has Star in the forehead left
hind f.,,r white-a small the top Of the left
soulderb,nde, and newly shod in front, and bare
nation leading his recovery will be thankfully receive
ed snd suitable reward given for his delivery Peter
Kcsley, Srue,own. Five Dollars ii delivered ia
Oh Woodson Temperance, Amherst county, Virginia
jyl2-sw MARSHALL WOOD.
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MIACEI.I.AME0uS.

GREAT FLY DEsTROYER--THIs
~ preparation for the total Derscfies Of Flies Mas
qxifoes and oil such obnoxious insscts free ION any
kind Of poison. ia sold in boxes s5 cents each Pre-
pared only by the subscriber.
CIV. SIMPSON.
We the undersigned, have each tested the qualities
IT w. Simpsons preparation for the Destruction Of
Fe and all such obnoxious insects and pronounce il 10
be the eHectusl article for that purpose that we
have Oh heard Of. Nj. CossELL & Sox,
A. FLETCHER
3. H. ATKINSON,
8. A. Boyd
J. b. SMITH,
q. w. YAscEY.
~ To be had of any of the above named.
iy l9-2tif
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DlEDMONT WOKkS-A. ELLISON .jr Pro.
l. prtetor.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sash Blind and Boz Factory,
Mil and Machine Work,
Iran,

Door, Sash Blind and Boz Factory,
Mil and Machine Work.
Iron Turning and Fitting,
Biacksmitliag Of all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up at great expense
with steam power, and large variety Of machinery for
working wood and iron form the complete es,ab-
ishment of the kind in the Southern States. and can
execute better work and cheaper rates, than be
in the ordinary mode
Builders and those intending to build supplied with
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primed AMI
glazed if required) Mouldings, Flooring dressed snG
tongue and grooved ready for laying dressed Ceiling
and Misunderstanding, Pangs, and variety of other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars Der
rick Gearing, Wheebarrows Picks and Bars and other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly hand and for SALE on reasonable terms
all varieties of Flooring and other Lumber worked or
unworked. Saving and Planning done order. Bills
of Timber sawed to order.
ran lifts A. NETTLETON, Agent.
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TOBACCO.-Lugs, 50 so to ); common Leaf, to s.;
Middling to 2; Good to so: Prime, SO IL; fine
manufacturing grades from II to 20.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
FLOUR-s4 10 to shippers.
CORN-80 to So cents.
CORN MEAL-7Oc-dull.
OATS-40 to 45 cents.
WHEAT-Some small crops of prime white new
Wheat have been sold during the past week at 81 per
bushel for immediate delivery.
FLOUR-The canal continues clio .ed and the market
barren of transactions except in I'll retail trade By
retail-Superine 81 25 a 4; Extra - 5Oa475.
RYE-75cts.
FlSH-Herrings. new No l, Cut 81 90, Gross IS so
s575 Roe 81 90; Mackerel. No. g. SOD; No. 9, $lO4-
No /, $ll. Shad $40 1880
LARD-Bbs. llall4 cts kegs ll4al2.
BACON-Sides held ut l03all cents Shoulders 9a9i;
Hams III to IL.
MOLASSES-Sweet Cuba 2oa2acts New Orleans,
30a3lcts
GUANo-Pernvian 45IIT ffi rlom wharf
COFFEE-Prime new crop Laguyra 9la9lcts. Rio,
good to priyne, 81 to 10.
CLOVER SEED-$6d to Cd.
PLASTER-Lump 50 IS to 4; Ground7 50 tos 8.
SALT-From store 81 As sales from wharf 81 30a35.
SUGAR-New Orleans Sat cents; Porto Rico 5a6a
cents.
HAY-Northern, in bales-from wharf 81 from store
81 -
IRON-Pig Iron $24 To 30, according to quality /;
Swceds $95 per English SO; Tredegar, Richmond
mandatory s.: Up Country Bar $82as7 according
quality.
STEEL-American blistcred 81 o5 to / 10 per ton.
ses
NEW YORK MARKETS, July 8.
Cotton-Unchanged. Sales of 1000 bales made to-
day.
four-Sales of 10 900 bbls State brands at 81 g.
Ohio brands $4.1Sa4 81.
Wheat-l30 900 bushels Genesee brand at 81 Is; Wes-
tern White lO0c. Red 95u96.
Corn-3O. 900 bushels mixed at 60 cents.
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BUFFALO SPRINGS, Amherst coun

DtyVa., is now open for the reception of visit
ors who may now be in search of health, pleasant
Summer retreat. The medical virtues Of the Buffalo
Springs well known by those who have tried them
to be for Dyspepsia and for all diseases par
taking of debility, and for their invaluable henng prop
critics generally The Bowling Alley will he open u
sual. The table shall be furnished in n and COM
Portable manner Lynchburg musicians have been enga
ged for the season. Distance from Lynchburg the
Springs 26 miles, board per week ST. less than a week
ST. per day. Horse per week $3.50, less than week
- cts, per day. good four horse Stage will be run
twice week. Cor oener if it should be necessarily be-
tween Lynchburg and the Springs commencing on the
3rd of July 1t will leave Lynchburg every Tuesday
and Saturday at o'clock A. NJ return Mondays and
Fridays, fare for adult $l.25. Office Mr. Dibrers
Hotel. HITE
June 10-tlA
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NOTICE.-Therew will u free neighborhood Bar
bacue given by the citizens Of Amherst at Buffalo
Springs, the 9Th day of July Ball will be given
ut night by the proprietor Tickets will be sent to the
managers for distribution l. l. HITE.
June l0-tSiy
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nAG0R ms WHITE SULPHUR
1ISRRlN04.sTHlaD DELIGHTFUL WATER.

II = -
- 9..THlS DELfGHTfUL WATER
ING PLACE. aituAsed Ia the couaty Of Boeetour, 10
miles North Of Buchanan, (the present terminus Of
Eston on the Jsnes River and Kanavha Canal, there
being continuous line Of Packets from Richmond and
Ly ehbnrg to that Piace,) and the immediate road
leading from Lynchburg the White Sulphur, in the
county Of Greenbsr i open for the reception Of
visitors
The efficacy Of this water in curing mary forms Of
diseases and its bracing invgoatng effects upon feeble
of those who visit the mountains for health whilst the
beautiful scenery by which Is surrounded and the
refy ofamusements that offered, may justly claim
passing call from those who in search Of PLEASURE
Within short walk Of the Springs, is the BATH. the
Medicalqusltics Of which have been fully tested land
for many c..ses of invads cannot be surpassed in this
country. The accommodations ample and of the
first clnss. The TABLE and BAR furnished with the
best that the land afords and every attention paid
the guests BY the proprietor and his assistants in their
power.
The Stages connect regularly with the Bcats Ruch
anan passing by these Springs the " hite Sulphur
roe ADULTS by the week. " 90
per MONTH IS %
For horses per week -----.....-..-........4O 90
" per month. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Children and servants HALF PRICE. Other charges
in proportion lie lo-w6w1 PA HATCHER.
~ Richmond Wing, and Examiner, copy weekly
for six weeks and forward their to this Office
for payment.
RALTlMORE COPPER..-Ths Gunpow-
- der Copper Works Baltimore. still continue the
Manufacture Of all descriptions Of the well known and
superior articles made at them for the past forty years
Sheeting Copper, Braxiers Sheets Rods, Bars Nails
Raised Bottoms and pattern sheets Of all descriptions
supplied at short NOTICE, and quality warranted.
G. BRADENBAUGH,
Successor George Williams Agent Gunpowder Cop
per Works, No. 80 Frederick st. Baltimore.
july 5-w4w
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IL TERMS Dress Silks, too many.) All in want o
beautiful Dress Silks. will do well give stock an
examination. intend offer them ut the loves
prices that the goods have been offered at in
any house in this city, where. The allow,
goods consist of beautiful black Brocade plan Chan
geables splendid Fancy in nearly all coorsplan Blacks
splendid Whites, &C., &c. b. H. LEWIS, e. Co.
00-ts
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COMMISSIONERS OrrIcE.

Livingston, July 8. 1877. )
The parties interested in the direct ed to be
taken by the foregoing decretal order who
idents ofthis Commonwealth viii take notice that l
have appointed Thursday the 18th ay of August 1852
ut my office. in the town of Livingston, commence
the taking of the same at which time and place they,
and all Others interested requested attend with
their books papers and prepared for settle.
ment. Lily l2-w4w1 o. LOVING. CONNER
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the pavement. distance Of fifteen feet. After
being restored. they were hanged until dead.
A large crowd was present. end much excite
ment prevailed.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

CORNER OF CHURCH ST. AND FIRST AL
LEY.
Lynchburg Va.
GEO. CAMERON, Proprietor.
JESSE T. BURTON, Assistant.
W Persons travelling through or visiting Lynchburg
and stopping the Washington are entitled to visit the
''vreinian READING ROOM during their stay
Nav 1T-ts
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~
PITTSYL VANLA.-Bei DESTROYS of removing
to the southwest, offer for sale Of Land ~
ing in the county Of Pittsylvania, Chalk Level.
The first is the Of Sxaightstone creek con-
tanning Six Hundred and Eighty-Ome
RI Acres, adjoining the possessions Of Capt. Ste
Il phen Clement and others. One half Of this
farm is open and in good state of cultivation. Two
hundred FINE LOW GROUNDS, ind the
whole adapted to the production of all the staples
section of country. The Wood Land is heavily tim
bered and OF good quality
The improvements consist of Dwelling House. all
necessary houses among which several superior
Tobacco Barns. There is also young and thrifty
char Of the approved selection Of Frnit Trees.
The second Tract lies the main road from Lynch
burg to Pittsylvania courthouse two miles north Of
Chalk Level and adjoins A. j. Whiteheads lands. 1t
contains Two Hundred and two Acres,
of which seventy acres LOW GROUNDS. This
farm is also well adapted the cultivation of grain and
tobacco. and much of it would make fine grass land
Seventy are in woods. This would be an excel
lent location for a house Of entertainment. The i'm
provements good the Dwelling having been built
with the view of making it public house. This place
has also fine orchard.
These Lands offered private sale, until Friday
the first day Of October when if disposed Of
they will be offered at auction the premises, com
mencing with the first.
will take pleasure in showing these Lands those
disposed purchaser in my absence my son. Raleigh
w. Whitehead, residing on the second mentioned farm
will do likewise.
lie 3-6t JAMES WHITEHEAD Ep
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0C0 REWAKD.--My Negro Man, WARM
R ~ HAM, left my harvest field on Wednesday,
the 23d nst and has since been heard from He is
short well built negro. about five feet four inches high
rather light complexion and quite SMART has
of his hands and cheek proceeding frosn a burn.
He believed be lurking somewhere in the ueighbor-
hood of Lynchburg Liberty will give dollars for
his apprehension and delivery TO my residence in
Bedford, near New London Academy. if taken in the
said county, and twenty dollars if taken Of and
delivered. lie 2s-ts1 ELISHA PETERS
pLACk WATER JANES.--I HAVE IN
ID 5000 yards Black Water JAMES. extra hea
Wy. which will sell on accommodating terms,
change for Wool.
ie 14--ifts A. b. RUCKER
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e FINE WATCHES, Fine watch
"A es.-I would respectfully call the attention Of
all wanting A REALLY FINE WATCH,
my stock have just received beautiful article Of
Gold and Silver, suitable for Ladies gentlemen.
have also Just received few Of those celebrated Ev-
ERFLOWING PENS. manufactured in the CRY Of
Richm md and Of Virginia gold.
jeI4-lmif 74+r5r.--~ H. 6ILvERTHORN.
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Lynchburg Markets--July 10.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS freely and dull
l04 IL.
BEKv.-We quote by the quant,ry at 4a5 cts.
FLouR.-S3t dull.
WHEAT--Red 7Oc; White rs cts.
| MEAL--Corn Meal 70a75c.
-GRAiS.-Corn 65a70 cts; Oats 40 to 45 cents.
GUAso-BestPeruvian $50 to IS per ton.
PLAsTER--Lump, IS; Ground %. in Bbs lO4.
SueARs-New Orleans 6Aa9 Porto Rico 7 to 10
cts. Clarified lOaI1 cts. Loaf lIAto I2A cts.
WHIsKY-Mourtain 80 cts.
BEEswAx.-2l to22 cents.
BurrER.-Fresh in small lots Is to II, Firkin dull
iaA
BRANDY.-Apple, 4Oa45; Peach, so To 85cis.
BAR IRos-$75a8O assorteddul,.
CorvEE.-Rio lilo ~ Lnguin u to i2A Mocha
90; JAW Is toll.
CousrRr Lisxss.-Tow Ii Ito la4 source and want.
ed Flax I2al4cts.
CoTTos YARss.-Sales l6al7 cts
FEArHEKs.--35 TO SO cts.
WooL.-25 to % cts. in dull
Wool RoLLs.-35 TO s74 very scarce.
GiSsEsG.-32a35 CTS.
FLAX SEED.-Sales 81 per Sc lbs.
FIsH.-Henings, No. i, ssi; Halifax No. Hering.,
@6a$7d; Shad. &l3: Mackerel, No. ,, 50
TALLow.-st to 81 cts.-duIl.
TAR.-&3.50 per bbi
HExr.-We quote 81 to &C. in demand.
LIssKED OtL.-7Oa7 5cts.-in demand
LARD.-12 to l24 cts.
MoLAssEs.-West lnda 30 to 40 cts. per gallon
N. o. ~ to IS cts.
Freights mp and Down the Canal.
Tobacco. leaf (per hogshead,) 81
Do. manufactured, (per box,) 10
Flour (per bbl) 10
Bar Iron, (per ton.) 25
Pig Iron, (per toni 90
Lead, Pig and Shot, (per ton.) 90
Plaster, (per ton.) 90
Salt (per sack.) 64toS
Merchandise and Produce, (per 1907 10000
EXCHANGES.
Checks on New York, 4,oA per Ct. premium
Baltimore. do :.
Boston, do
Philadelphia, do ~
Bank Notes N. Carolina, to do discount
s. Carolina | to do do
% Tennessee, tot do do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds $l00-pur.
Citizens Savings Bank Stock par $l00-$la6-re-
fused.
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COLLECTOR AND SCRIvENER...
~ A. MCDONALD tenders his services o the pub
lie Ms GENERAL AGENT for the collection of claims
and closing Of by bond. deed otherwise.
He will also draw in legal form, Covenants Con-
tracts an, similur instrument of law.
Those needing his services may rely upon prompt
and dilgcnt attention whatever he undertakes.
~ OrfIcE OVER MEssRs. CAMPBELL g. CHALMERS
door be'o~ The Iirgiaian Office.
"a nj
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l y A~0~th
VlRGlNIA.-Ata Circuit Court continued and
held for Neis,n county ut the Court-house, ON
Tuesday the 9th day of May, 1852.
Rachael Bethel PFt'f
against
Wilson c. Smith. Executor of John Bethel decd,
Joel Bethel and William Bethel. Samuel Bethel John
Bethel and Joel Bethel of Nelson Bethel dec d.
Joshua Bethel Sally Guner and John Gunier her hus-
| band. Jane Maury, Mary Bethel the widow Of John
Bethel and their children. Margaret William. John,
Mary Catharine, Elizabeth and Others whose are
unknown, and ----- other
children Of Nelson Bethel d. whose names are also
| unknown Defts
This this day to be further heard upon
the papers formerly read and the report Of com
missioner Orvile Loving, made in pursuance of the
decretal order of the End day of May 1851, was
argued by counsel On consideration whereof the court
adopting the last statement made by suid
page Of said report doth order and decree
that the defendant Wilson c. Smith executor of John
Bethel dec d.. do, Of the Of his in his
hands TO be administered. pay Rachael Bethel the
Plaintiff the of Fourteen Hundred and Fifty Seven
Dollars and Two Gents, with interest thereon from the
Both day of September 1851 till paid But the said
Rachael Bethel is have the benefit # this decree
unless and until she and file with the Clerk OF
this Court bond with good personal security payable
the said Wilson G. Smith executor oresad in
penalty equal double the Of the princiap mo-
ney received by her conditioned refund her due pro-
portion %. all such debts demands shall hereafter
appear against the Of John Bethel and Of all such
and damages may attend the recovery of such
debts demands, and conditioned moreover that the
same principal except such part may be refund
cd for the payment Of debts shall be coming mt her
death. to he paid to those entitled thereto under the
will Of John Bethel decd and the Court doth also
further adjudge order and decree that the be
committed to said Commissioner Loving take an ae-
between the Lcgatees of said John Bethel dec d.
and the said Wilson Smith aforesaid dis
trbutng the balance reported against the executor and
shelving the persons and the each person
is entitled receive of the executor which account
the said Commissioner will proceed take, state
tie and make report the Court. with spe
'ally stated. decrced pertinent by himself which
may be required by the parties to be stated.
copy-Teste,
HOWELL L. BROWN CL'K
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'aEslser European News by the Cam
00a.
A

Lord Derby has announced that Treasury
rder 70 about to he issued prohibiting the mix
IRE Of snccory with coffee, but permitting the
tle Of saccory separately.
AT u meeting Of Buenos Ayrean bondhold-
rs. Resolutions were passed expressing conf
l.nce in the faith Of the Republic. and suggest
IL 10 her Government to avail itself of the
l,ano fsand OF the coasts Of Patagonia, as
'urce ID revenue TO liguda,e her debt.
Mad1ie Wagner has made up her quarrel
nth Mr. Lumley, the manager of the Italian
,era, and has left England
II is said that the Pacha Of Egypt had ar
we'd in London from Paris.
FRANCE.
i The Legislature still continues TO rebel a.
inst the Presidents dictations. aud the funds
We been affected in consequence.
No mention is made Of sea fight having Ia
'nplace oH.Para. as reported recently in some
merican papers
The Emperor of Brazil has in, tied sixty
sters Of Charity TO minister in the Brazilian
'spitals. A number Of the ~isterhood " ere
'out to embark for Rio.
PRUSSIA.
The meeting ofthe Zolverein Congress was
Id on Monday. the 2lst. No material pro.
ess has.been made since breaking off neeo-
tons with Austria. 1t is already stated that
Istria has abandoned her demands.
INDIA.
The East India mail arrived at Marseilles.
A telegraphic despatch from Trieste brings
pmbay dates to the 22d Of May, but nothing
er from Rangoon. The troops would prob
ly remain there until the rainy season was
er. when If the war was not ended. add.
nal forces would be sent N,zam is said To
We coded part of his territories TO tho Brit
!. in payment Of his debts.
An extensive secret organization Of Thugs
d been discovered in Punjaub FIVE hun
ed arrests had been made. and l2O now in
isonr have confessed their numerous MUIR
RS.
LIVERPOOL, june &c. 9 o'clock 2. M.-Beef
ntinues firm, especially prime qualities. 1t
10 ,gr4sss demand !er .Aasiralia emigrant yes
s. Lard has reached the extraordinary
ice Of Sos. and will continue high.
Bacon has also advanced Western nj ass
Os.
Prices of Wheat and Flour are well main
ned Western wheat 43s SOS. Prices are
ner and Id per 20 lbs dearer than last week.
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appropriation for Fsserai Obsegxies.
nj. New York. July g.
.se Councils Of this city have appropriated
ss.ooD Tor the "bseqnes u Mr. Clay, to take
place on the goth inst. 1t will be maRni6-
cent iGsir.