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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
WARWICK FOUNDRY,


EAST END OF JEFFERSON Sr., ON TIE BASIN,
Lynchburg. Va.
fU,lIE Propletors Of this establishment now pre-
1 pared Ia furnish the Planters OF Virginia with the
most celebrated Premium FLOWS and AGRICUL.
ruRAL TOOLS in the United States
The, have, greHt expense, secured twenty diff
lerent Patterns Of Plows-Also GU lit ATORS,
ROAD SCkAPERS, and nine different sizes of HAY
CUTTERS. Our Plows consist of the Prckskl, New
York $50 Premium; Eagle $50 Premiums nod the
Genuine Livingston county l'lows. We have improved
The Livingston pow which makes it worth Mt lenst 10
per cent more than the original patterns II consists
in the manner in which tho nnd-do is attached to tho
monldbnnrd-doing away with the ock, which wealSens
the strength Of the Pillow. The form of the Pow ia
changed, but greatly increased in strength by the i'm
pfoyemcnt
Our experience in the art of Building Agriculture
Tools aud our superior patterns, induce IA Ia lev
furnish tue best Flows in the Stato Mt prices
To be beat Will the TURNER'S of Vrgnin give n ca
aud willtu pleasure in exhibiting tools,
proving yon the ruth uf our statements
Also nll kinds of Gust md Wrought Iron work H.
ishcd in the besl style aud orler
Frcsh ground Plaster furnished nj the mill rs usual
NIlTrEMORE, McNAMF & co
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THE undersigned having had charge Of the above
Works from their commencement under the former
Proprietor, Mai A. Ellison Jri asks c We To say to the
RaiRoad public That he has engaged with the present
fropretor and will continue IT. manag, meni hoping by
pis long experience in Rail oad works ard constant AT.
tention To the work entrusted 10 him, merit tho IN.
probation and liberal patronage Of the public
a. NETTLETON, Manager.
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CLOCk -.

We have on hand good lot Of Cloeka, some ir n.
ca.ed nlnd with pearl very pretty mantle ornome -
and good time keepcr,-Al-o very pretty Time pioro
suitable for Churches, Counting &c all a. VIII a
We guarantee 10 perform accurate me-And last but ai
lenst have n few at the celebrated Lesoulter MAJ -
a superior nrtfeie-We have tried them and Therefore
know them to excel any used before All those wan
ing goods in pur line respectfully solicited TO cal
aud examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
art ldlts IL sIIyERTHORN 4 co.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

D
'I'HE undersigned having purchased the interest Of
L VIM Leftwio * Son. in this long establi she'd
and well known Hotel will hereafter conduct the same
ttndef IN st,t NJ
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TNHESE WORKS have been set in operation 18th
all the atesi improrcd Machinery for Wood and
Ito work. and upon scale commensurate with the
wants of the South and West. ior Car construction
More than one hundred Of all description have
been made nj these work, for the Virginia 4 Tennessee
Rail Road.
Presidents aud Engineers OF Rail Rond are
tnilY nv ID to bestow their patronage, they may
ly upon having their work finished in strict compliance
viz ttair plans and awnings; after the most
approved plans o Construction prices satisfactory.
Southern IsaiI-ROads
Naln longer be compelled obtain their Cars from
the nh, subject to large expense and r- OF Trans
porlhtsn. GEO. q. GuRLE Proprietor.
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FALL, lsj3-D. H &. o eters, DEALER
J IN STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS, Reads
Made CIothing. 8c.,-W ould respectfully inform
his Old customers and buyers generally that he is
receiving and will, in few days. have his entire stool
of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Clothing, &c,
in store ready for exhibition. He thinks it useless t.
attempt enumeration of articles. suffice it thai
every article be had at his store found in similar
establishment in the State.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing to lay in full
stocks fit up old ones will find it greatly their adj
vantage to give him call before purchasing
sept Cots
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u,OPHYsICIANs.- THE subserberwoud cnll
attention II Physical 10 their extensive stock, al
Pure Medicinal Extracts prepared by Tilden Go, oi
New York These extracts prepared in Vncno, aed
are entirely pnre and reliable. They neatly put NJ
glass Jars enclosed in nper boxes of all sizes from one
% 10 one pound for sale by JOHN II. SEAf &Co.
sen. oG-dta
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n OTkGE.-Nly stock tnos and hands fo Gas Fit
~ ting, hnye all arrived in Lynchburr and am now
fully prepared to execute all orders entrusted to me
with iaithf'lness aud dispatch
would be thankful TO my friends to hand in their or
ders at prevent hurry about the time tn gas
To be put
No Bills will be presented han the first of Jan
nary next under any circumstances.
ie 22dts A. G. DARNEY
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Flour,
Observation-Disclosures
I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

IL The subscriber has hand IA large lot Of d
celebrated " Livingston Plough Castings. and v
ntinue to receive additions his stock from the 10
Try, that there yil be no difficulty in getting 4
IF the pieces belongingto them.
JAMES b. RENWlCkl
Feb I2-d&cts on the Baal
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Silver and Plated Ware.

sponns Ladies', threaded aud plain handles Cups
Butter knives fruit-kniyes-nll Of genuine Coin w
have a.o the genuine Alban plated Spoons rks'Boi
ter. knives; excellent article plated Castor an
Fruit baskets.
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NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

tsKt stnt tIGHT oohHtsfp)
MAIN ST, TWO DOORS BELOW BRIDGE ST,
Lynohburg Va.
" Best be the Arr thur can immortaize,
The Arr that battles ime's tyrannic CHIN
To 1ucneh H.
UsHf Subscribers have the pleasure 10 announce to
the citizen. at Lyuchlurg aud vicinity TINT their
Gallery i IA readiness r the reception OF visitors
Having arranged thrir light and rooms with every
convenience iHf the successful prosecution al ihr Dn
eurneniype art, AID hroneh iher aid the latest nd
must APPROVED ArP.EsTus. they feel warranted in shy
ing thnt those Hhn hny wish correct and
Infading Likeness
Can obtain such taken Ia tie best style uf the art
The much aimlted and HESS Stefeosropic or
Solid DHRusu prs taken by the suh-cr in nll
th"ir perfect ion. seeming 1t stand ia
scuptured inry.
In their large assortment and great variety Of
Frames Cases, Locks, Medallons Pins &c
in which pace Petu cs the ut al mhy be gtat
ihed in Style also IN price. All pictures warranted TO
give satisfaction ctuiHe vii be made. A visit To
their Gallery is most respectfully solicited whether pic
tures are desired OF not.
q. w. MINN1S
N. s. TANNER
Practical Dngueueotypists
~ Galleries, Main ST., d ,ors from Bridge ST
LynehburR-Syeamore ST. Petersburg. md ll6 Main
St. Richmond Va oct 10 ts1
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Raii-Road watches.
Rich .JeWelry.

We have beautiful selection Of 6enilemens "oi9
Fob Chains, Seals keyss Gnnid heys' haa'es
e,r Chains. n.oa very pretty assortment OF Earrings
Ladies' Breaches Of the latest and most approved
Bracelets Finger Ring. and Cuff Pins Gold ana ouY''
spectaclcs and many other articles IN the line 700 M
merous to mention IN this adYenitenant WING" w
re.nectGtlly invite the attention Of the public.
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w. w Lenwich a Brother.

IL Is their purpose ref aud improve The House
To make II conform in all respects toe improve
ments nsnde in modern Hotes. Their House " ill 80
NEATLY FURNISHED. aud afor ap agreeable plarr
OF TO Travellers, aud all persons visiting Lynch
hurg-Hhe neither ex pense trouble viii be spared
to mike their BIZ among The most .umptuous
and Elegant ia the State
Alta, hrd e. his Hotel is of the most COMNO
DlOuS STABLES in The city vhieh Ia managed by
two most trusty and experienced OSTLERS.
The Undersigned are 81 aware Of tlo extensive pat
ronage which has been heretofore extended this io
tel, under the management OF Nm. Leltweh \ SonBnd
the desire Of continuing aud greatly increasing the
same, win stimulate them t. spare cxrroaa com
mend themselves To the favor OF their friends the pub
lie generally
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DLUSEn VESTS-A splendid article, double
Il and single wnists--Aso, cut Velvet. Qdiltng Silk
and other and fashionable syles-Jnst received
OCT 22ts A. s. SHAFER IL co.
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aIso LbANEOUs
Fine Watches and JeWelry.

M i hase Just receive 81
w a beautiful ass0fl.
menf OF Goads tn our line.
snnh na
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-23
List Of Arrivals at the principal Hotels up to
II a. n this day

Brou1ss' I5tct-S Morrison. NY: Forrest, Md.
Golf, NJ Fowler, NY; ID Bll and Iady II : Bill
and lady, three children, and servant, Va; w Iarkn
Mrs Cassly, child aud servant. La f NJ Fisher aud
daughter, Miss Williams, SC; J ID Nayton, XIV: f.
Russell, Mass & Sonpwyra and lady, Mrs Minor
La; l. Mcdonnell and lady, SC; Mrs Hunt, Phil
ID Hunt, Va; Cooper and lady, III; IL c Scotl
and son, Md, G a Gannaway, Ga; { Moore, NY: {:
Bliss, w l. Ro!ston, Ohio; Il L BeaI, Ga; C. w Mac
muadS, Va; James Robinson, NY; & Sherman ID
u Blodgct, j., Il f. Rhodes, Ga; J IIensl,alI XIV.
Mccall, Ga; w Porter>iield, Ohio; f. II Hail; NY:
/. ii Sewell and lady, Miss Scwell, J SewelT Ala
Bowes, BALTIC; w III Glasgow, lady and servant
Ms SchauInbcrg, child and servant, st Louis; l.
Sims, Miss
National Hotel-CoI james, Wis: A o Harris and
lady, Miss Mackey, Mr. Talcou, Tenn; Mayo IT.
Va / Siner9m, ] L Iustus, Phil; : G McCorSic Pa
n 5 Brown, Tenn; w Stark, La; Com l. Moore
Texas; Burgess, Va; + F c 1'riglet. Nv; Isaac
Fowler, Cnchranc, ] DyeIin. NY; Il Wheeler
Phil: Jenkins, Pa; II Adams, Ohio; ST. b I. skin
ner, NY; Mis- WiIg1te, Miss Knight, NJ NJ FORSYTH
Ky: Kennedy, 4 Bedeli and lady N.Y. Dow
dell, Mo; ErniSte Samson, Pru>ria.
Empire LJtct-B Burrougll, Ta S P Parkinan, N
y; j iardella, Wash; Ii Trot:, Phil; L Murpt Sc
+ Griffin, do w Moore, Wash; L Nard, Mas; T.
+ King, Flaury; A Flesh, Balt Mcpherson, Z
Harvey and lady, Va; domaine, Md; Cramlner
NY; Duross, Phil; Nj Duros-, Baltimore.
United States Hotct--E Grove, Va; Mrs Critche;
Miss & Bennett, Ph Miss Lizzie Read. Bali: w II
Read, do; w ID Aiken and niece. Phil; BellSer La:
II II Stanley and lady, do john Stanley, England; G
w Knox, Little Rock; Arthar Bangs Baltimore.
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New York Markets. &c.
New IORK .Inlr as-II n

New YORK, July aS-II p. NJ.
Flour unchanged. Sales of 6OOO bbls.
standard brands of flour, at SIS ,12a per
Dbl. Sales of wheat to-day of all kinds,
1880 bushels. Red wheat, ST. IS.
White wheat, 81 80.
Sales of corn to day were 1880 BUSH
els at prices unchanged the quotations
being the same as on yesterday.
Government stocks advancing.
The steamer Pacific has sailed for
Europe taking out ITO passengers, among
whom are the Hon. Henry Bedingcr,
charge dc Affairs and Lieut.. Maury.
She took out but $4,000 in specie.
The Black Warrior sailed for New Or
leans to-day. Col. Holbrook, of the New
Orleans PicGyuae, was among her passen-
gers.
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By E. N. sTRATT0N. Auctioneer.

Penn. aren,,e, south side, near l0tk street,
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON CAPITOL HILL, AT AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY, July 26th, at O'Clock p. m, on the
premises, shall sell at public auction, the following
described valuable property, viz: Lot No. l, in
square No 'j1 viii. all the improvements, consist
ing of large Brick Dwelling, containing twelve
apartments, with large traffic Stable, and other
convcnIenceS for a gcutccI family Trsidcnre. Also
a new two story Brick Building. calculated for a
country Produce and Grocery business. being upon
the main road leading to BIadcnsburg. The whole
premises contain 1898 square fac, fronting leo feet
more or less on Maryland avenue, (south 'front.' by
100 feet on Sd street east.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER,
The north part of Lot 10, fronting y feet on 81 ST.
east with depth of 100 feet and the south part Of
III, fronting % feet inches by IG4 feet inc
deep
The sale of the property will be absolute, and af-
fords opportunity for Capitalists persons de-
sirous of securing valuable private residence and
business stand.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in equal in
stalnrents NJ six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest, secured by deed of trust.
ConveyancIDg at !he expense of purchaser.
jy D-dts intel x Union)
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Excursion ofthe Watksr Sharpsiooters.-
We give fair weeks notice of this delight
fully prospective trip, which is to take place
merit Friday, Under the auspices Of one of the
most gallant military cdipshits r. the District.
with the order always preserved by the mil
itary on their excursions, and the thorough
manner in which they are gotten up, the pub
lie ma7 generally rest assured of "a good
time when the opportunity offers to fall in
with them See advertise trient for particulars
Wise More.-On Thursday night colored
woman went to the watch house and demanded
to be committed by Captain Birch, She
charged herself with having been fighting,
and being otherwise disorder!y; and said she
wanted to be confined In the cells fer fear
that, meeting with her opponent she might
be forced to do murder. The Captain thought
she was sensible, and gratifed her. Ycster-
day morning she was sent to the Farm for
safe keeping.
At Wor&.-The bricklayers employed upon
private buildings went to work this morning
at the advanced wages. Those engaged for
the Capitol have not been at work, and we
hear, do not intend to work under existing
rules.
/ Comcet.--0n Thursday night a concert of
vocal music was given if the Ebenezer Metho-
dist church, at the Navy Yard The musical
selections were excellent, and performed
greatly to the satisfaction of the company
present..
Francis NJ Ormc, formerly merchant of
this city, and who was reported to have died
in the harbor Of San Francisco, has arrived
safely at Sydney, New South Wales.
-
Police RepoYt.-Husi scott and Philip MalIeu
not, sent TO jail; John Sinms profanity, fife and
cots; VIM. Bladcn, Elizabeth BIadeu. Martha BIa-
den, George BladcD, and VIM Bladen. jr., threats
security for peace; Tracey Burgess stealing, secur
ty for court: Emily Gray disorderIy house, do; &.
Wortiington throwing >t0ncs. fine and costs Abel
johnson; assagt, dismissed; Thomas Fitzpatrick,
assault and BATTER shh iirty for peace.
Catharne Smith, sealinqj disi'.sCd ]. L. Mad
d0x, drunk and dsordcry; workli;aiss, G0 lays. J.
T. Barnes, assault and battery; dismissed. Jdh,cs
patterson, selling liquor to apprentices; ruled for
trial Archibald Hutton aud Maria Green, profanity;
ruled George Page, running omnibus without license;
ruled. Sophia Nusent, assault and battery; securl-
" Tor court. Jno Mct'otes profanity; d;misced.
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LAW NOTICE

SiDNEY $. BAXTER, late Attorney General OF
~ Virginia. has removed TO Washington 10 prac-
lice law.
lie will practice in the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, the courts OF the District of Couplbia
and attend to any professional business cuntidcd 10
him.
% Office in Morrison's new building, on x ST.
between Pr ms, lyania avenue and e. street
References: Hon. J. J. Alien, Hon. VIM Daniel
Hon Richard Moncure, Hon. &. b. SamuclS. Hon
George H. Lea, OF The of appeals of Virginia
To the Judges of the circuit Of Virginia. and
to the Senators and members OF Congress from Vir
2inia ~ Gouly
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
BE- z. n. srRATToN, Auct,oneer.

(Ptnn. crenuf. soiith SiFc, neTr IUth Street,
VALUABLE PROPERTY, NORTH OF FRANK
LIN ROW.-oh SATURDAY, July I'D, nj 5
O'Clock p. NJ on the preiii;ses; shall sell Lot No.
II, in square No 2i7, located on me corner of 18Th
street west and Massachusetts, Avenue. and contain
ing Ii.6ll square feet, heing decidedly the most
desirable Thifproyed lot in that part Of the city.
AT SiX-fSD- A-HALF O'CLOCK:
or immediately after the sa;e Of the above, shall
sell Lots D, and 4 in subdivision "a ssarc No. 3oi
situated on the corner of north NJ and l3sh street
west; each Lot being - by ZIG feet-contalning in
all $3.50 square feet.
The Terms, which are liberal, will be made known
at sale.
iy 29-dts (Tntelli-rpcer A. Union,
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Alexandria Correspondence.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 90, 1853.
Aessrs Edttors:-The rapidly increasing
circulation of your paper in Alexandria proves
clearly that a discerning public will most as
surcdly bestow their patronage on that paper
which has the Most merit The columns of
the Star, editorials" &c, since its arpear-
ance among Us, have cvinced d determination
to outstrip all competition, and NEST honestly
do we wish you success in your endeavors to
promote the interests of cheap journalism.
Allow me to suggest to the good people of
Alexapdria the propriety of doing away with
that dlscordant noise, produced with the
horns by the corporation musicians eve
ry night at 10 o'clock II it's an air thew
try to perform, it seems to be an unpopular
one with the darkies. A stranger, who had
never been here before, and who was ignorant
OF our ancient practice, hearing these strange
nasal sounds the other night ran for dear life.
AZ though thousand furies were after him ::
boiling, with remarkable fleetness, N a store
some distance off. His fears wurc uuiutrd bv
the kind proprietor thereof, who assured him
that it was only the 'Gabriels' of the watch
house.
His Honor John Muir, Mayer; is real, rcri
table, temperance Mayor, as will be seen by
his letter against that growing evil to the
Chrtstto~ Era During his experience as
Mayor of our city, he has had many cases be-
fore him growing out of the evil effects of
''Rum' In his letter, he portrays skilfully
the pernicious influences which it has had on
those who unfortunately have become victims
to the bottle. We esteem him for such senti
ments, and hope that while in his present ca
pacity, he may be the means of doing infinite
good for the poor drunkard's family is.
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NEW MUSIC.
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS,

D HUNTER, NJ. D.; NJ r. C. s., England.
IL. late pupil of the Hospital for Consump-
Gon and Diseases of the Chest, Brompton of
the Royal Infrmary for Asthma and Consump-
ton, City Road, and of the Regent Street Dis
pensary for Asthma. Consumption, and Dis
eases of the Heart, London, England, &c, has
returned TO Washington, and taken rooms M
the corner of 4 ! and c streets, one block from
Pennsylvania avenue, where he may be con.
suited during the ensuing summer in diseases
of the Throat, Lungs and Heart, to which
speciality DIR. H. has for several years devoted
his exclusive attention.
After the 10th inst, DR.. JAMES HUNTER. ir.
of London, will be associated with DR.. X
HUNTER, as Partner, and DR. WELLEsLy MS
Assistant.
Office hours from a. m. to p. m
june loco If
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By E. N. sTRATToN Auot;ones-

(PenaSgtrf,nd are. south side, bet. eta ord lofA SIS
1.-TWO NEW FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTION
Il On THURSDAY, July 2s'h, at 81 o'cfock n.
M, ON the premises, shall sell the west half of ot
M. l3, in square No. Az, situated on North O st.
between 9th and eth streets, west improved nv two
substantial and neatly finished new Frame Houses,
each ID feet inches by 4S feet confirming six rooms
The Lot is 100 feet deep, with an alley between the
two houses.
Terms: OnefOurth cash; the residue in equal in
stalmcns at six, twelve, and eighteen months with
interest, secured by deed Of trust
Title indispuiabe. Conveyancing q, the expense
Of purchaser. in e2C,ts
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TO DENTISTS


FURNITURE, VANISHING, EP.tIRiNG, *
Il JOBBiNG SHOP, Pennsylvania avenue. south
side, between 18th and l3% streets, Ecyt door TO
Lambs picturc-frame factory. Housckecpcfs and
others having urnturc out of repair can, by leaving
their orders calling at the above place, have put
III first rate order at such prices that will please all
avor;ng the undersigned with their work. With
prompt attention and moderate charges, The suscr-
her confidently anticipates a share of public patron
age. Cd chairs rccancd and painted in imitation of
various woods Grateful for past favors, the under
signed respectfully socits continuance ot the
same. ROBT III. WALMSLET.
jy IS-e0lm
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TELEGRAPHTC.
Expressly for the Dali. Evening Star.

The Fugitive Slave Case-Col. Wyncoop, q.
s. Marshal Of Pennsylvania Arre:ted for
Contempt Of Court.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23-f., r.a.
George Smith, the fugitive slave, has
been remanded to his master.
A writ of habeas corpus was sued out
and the U. s. Marshal refused on legal
grounds to surrender the fugitive under
it. The Marshal was then taken into
custody for contempt of court.
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A CARD.

/ WOULD respectfully call the attention of the
public 10 an examination OF the choicest aSsort
ment of genuine HAVANA GIG AIRS ever offered in
this market, $4,000 of which have received with
In the last ten DAYS direct from Havana. They will
be sold WHOLESALE retail, at moderate prices.
| wodld also ask attention TO my fine stock of
WINES, BRAGDIES, TEAS, &c, which will be
found 70 compare favorably with any To be found IN
the city as to quality and price.
Il. Z. DYER, Penn. avenue;
jy 2l-lQutd bet 18th and 18th streets.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALrfM0kh, July 23-1lP.
Market dull. Howard street and CITY
Mills flour at SIS IS per Dbl. Wheat
firm. Sales of 5000 bushels at prices
ruling yesterday. Corn 70 II cents.
Other things are unchanged.
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The Princeton,

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July So.
The steamer Frceton is undergoing re-
pairs, but it will be Impossible to get her
ready to start for the fishing grounds
before next week.
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INDEPENDENT POLICE.

FOX & KEEsE, fndspendent Poiicc Officers and
~ Collectors, will attend to ;,uy business en-
trusted 10 thcmi-n serving United States 5nd Civil
Warrants: collecting and Distraining for Rents; ar
resting FugitIves, ind Agency business generally.
Refcrcnces-P. X FendaiI, a. Tal!ack, w. Len
cN, w. w. SCaton, and &. s. Waacs, esq.'s, and
to the citizens generally.
{. Il X. will attend the offices of b. X Morscl, r.
G. Dom, ]. II. Goddard J. l.. Smith, and the Jus
tees Offices generally, to tcCCire business and will
attend TO all business entrusted to thci t prompt
hess.
{Gz- They may be found daily at The offices OF r.
G. Dom and J. H. Goddard, Justices Of the Peace,
on Louisiana avenue, adjoining the Bank of Wash
ngon, who will receive iny business left for them
WILLIAM COX,
jy 2l-u A. f.. l.. KEESE.
THOMAS AMERICAN MECHANICAL. LEIGH;
L Breast and Cupping Glass, a new instrument
for Cerrix Etcri; Eye Caps; Eye and Far Glass; Elk
hau>tmg Atmospheric Pumps for the Ear; The new
Dental Lccch. &C., &c.
We respectfully invite the attention of the ircdi-
cal profession TO the new and Invaluable arrange
mcnt indicated i'll the above caption
For sale by
ID. u. CLARKE, Potomac fall and
CLARKE s. BOWLING, 1lh Il, bet
~ 1871 |! and SIS. Island