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New YoRK MARKETS. July -
Flour irm-all descrp ions advanced 10
IL cts. per barrel. Wheat improved; Ohio
White $l,28
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lhE New Broom sweeps CIean-We
L have just received another supply of those beaui
in sax Coats, Cionded Aipaoa's, Linen Check Pants
and extra hdrsaes Vests and other articles to take the
l'nco of those gone their mission of humanity
vi all places 10 get suited either by order or ready
made, IN the best and neatost manner. is NJ
July Its BAKER a. GLAVEY'S
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Cotton Factory Burnt.

- PROVIDENCE, N. j., July I0-A new Cotton
FACTORY at Marlborough, Mass, belonging to
D. d H. Knights. was struck by lightning last
night and burnt. Loss $4,000.
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AUCTION SALES.

l. AECUTOR'S SALE.-will be sold to the
highest bidder Tuesday the 10th day oi Aneust
'o95 al the late residence Of Patterson Hannah dee
eleven head OF Horses thirty head of Stock cattle -four
Yoke ef Oxen, very fine mich Cows 100 head Of
iogs' 80 head of Sheep. &c One six horse Iron axle
Wagon and Harness. besides various other plantation
wagons, 1earng, &c. One six horse power portable
ihlrshng alaehne-about 200 bushels of wheat-erop
81 Corn and Oats Household aud Kitchen furniture.
farming tools, &c
ibhMs.-Iweye monhs credit all sums over
Ten dollars 1t not fair the l6lh The next far day.
ana the sale Will be continued from day dav until com
pleted. MATTHEW HARVEY,
FERDINAND ROVER,
ly IA etl6ag Executors Of y. Hannah deed
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RICHMOND MARKETS, July -.
Wheat, small sales at l,l0-Tobacco ati.
mated-Sao of fine crop TO day at from 10
tn 1850.
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Virginia

virginia.
A I Rules held in the Clerks office Of the County
"A Court of Appomatlox On Monday the 9TH day Of
July 1853
MaryT Woodbridge fromerly Mary T Giles
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IND DISPATCH,
TRENroN. N. J. July 10.

TRENTON, N. j. July -.
The President arrived here en- route for N.
York this afternoon. He will remain TIL morn
ing.
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o-E5 a Z
nd stopping at the Washington, are
.yirginian READING Room during theirstay'
NAV l7-d&cts
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TWO OTHER NEW NOTES

EA9z8PW UPON WORCES1 Frs PIANOS
u Southern Agcaeg, "a Nam ST. Richmond
From Tie ". Y EpeainR Mirror, Apra 18Th, 1881.
WoRensrER's PiAko FoRrrs.--I, always affords u.
pleasure to say good word of old frend Hornto
Worcester Having often "tnken the responsibility ol
recommending Piunos it il gratifying 10 be able III
adj Tint hive heard tho 6ra word of complain
OF the price tone OF durability OF Mr. Worcester's II
amos,
AS all the world with its wife and daughters, IL
ing upfrom the South to attend h1 "Grent Exhibition,
We beg tn remind them in the senson o Woreesters II
Fortes They truly elegant inslruments Of rose
wood and mahogany, viii. out any OF the Black Der J
stain about them
From The N J. Sunday Coaie,, dprH I'm, 1853.
PtAHos.-As the mint stamp Of our gold renders II
etrrent ors the of Worcester Inscribed upon
Pinno inspire confidence everywhere. His skill
nnnuiacturrr Of those popular Instruments Inns given
him fret class reputation. aud any Pano procured nj
his establishment cannot fail give the utmost sntisne
'ion 10 tho buyer.
From Me Rahmohd Times.
PIAaos.-These beautiful instruments, which within
few years pas have befome neeessnry ornament TO
~ purlor have brought such perfcron both In
outward finish and in tone. TINT doubt very much II
the inventive mud enterprising genius Of the manulnot
in future add much to that alrendy done
To we hive heard no instruments TINT begin tn
compare in sweetness of tone those manufactured by
Worcester, and sold by Mr. A Nouns, ooksollcr nn5
stutoner Of this city. In finish we sasfe lhcy
not he oxceed. Butn few days since, OF The best
performers We have ever iislened to- while prBelisng
difficult piece Of music of Worcestca pianos,
marked ~, tina it the sweetest toned instrument
hi fingers bad touched. mud he Ind played
great variety of pinnos,both North and South. We fully
agree with him. md therefore nlso pleasure In advising
our renders call on Morris. mud supply themselves
A MORRIS is ole Agent for the sae Of Wof soster's
Pianos and is receiving additional supplies by Utmost
every packet from New York llis prices the
the factory He socits examination of his sioe
from those in want of superior Pio"o", Mt oderaro pr
ces. je 29-dts
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Ia - q
IMPORTANT ExPRESs NOTICE.

L. SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.-PARIsEs a. KING
take great pleasure in informing the Merchants &c. of
this city and surrounding countr, that they have just
effected with tho South Size Railroad Co.
for the ezclusiUe privilege Of running DAILY EXPRESS
their road for MAIL TRAINS and that all Express
Goods will be undor charge e Special Messenger
Fsrmvile from which point they will be conveyed TO
this city by Stage line.
T. & X. beg that the citizens of Lynchburg will bear
in mind that they preparing the way for the most
important Express line in this country, which will Of
enhance the interests of any community to which
well conducted Express will Also, that It Is not
their object, where they have "ezcnsiee ri0leges 10
impose upon community with erho6.ta~ charges and
deiays but to make II economical mode Of trans
portation for the public benefit.
This arrangement, in conjunction with your own
road the Virginia and Tennessee completes our line
through 10 Knoxville Tenn and trust that may
enjoy libernl patronage
Agents for the entire route will be given In few
days VIM. l.. MAULE. Agent,
Office, Va. a. Tenn. R. r. Depot.
July 6.--ts
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Union STEAMSHIP COmPA- 4


" NY's LINE o. STEAME Re-, ria Norfolk -
and Cepe My -fot Philadelphia eve ny Wednesday.
STEAMER Cirr or RieBmoRD, Capt. Mitchell
STEAMER vfRsIsIA. Capt. Teal
One of these splendid steamships will leave Richmond
ing Cane May land passengers. Returning leave
Philadelphia every Wednesday at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. I'M
Ill further notice.
Passenger, for ape May. will consult their interest
by failing this route, IL H. in addition being the
cheapest, the * peditioua and oomlot table.
Passengers for New York-We have en-
tered into forward passengers through
New York. either by steamers allowing them tho
proceed directly New York, upon the arrival of
he
shippe. : TO the West-Tobacconists desi-
offs 'oping Pntsburg. will pea-e bear 10 mind
thAt have made nil the necessary arrangements
fo ward 10 through go cents per 100 pounds.
Due not ce will be always given in all the Daily papers
in he city, when the will be ready receive
freight, and the hour If heir sailing.
NJ B.-sbippcrs will bear in mind that all Bills Of
Lanng be scnt To the wharf Rockets, 10 be sign
ed before the sailing uf
Passage through to New York. ist cabin and found, 90
Cape May " 3
Philapbia "
:" 2od eabin
Norfolk, lst a Q
For freight passage, apply to
no. RANKIN Aar., Richmond, We
ie 90 dhots he Dock.
HAVE For Sale 6ue harness and shaft
horsc--warranted young sound and gentle.
July 7-dlw sAMf. BOOKER.
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Insurance on Life.

Insurance on Life.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY.
CAPITAL, JULY LIST, 1853, OVER
SI,7 900.
DERSONS wishing To provide for those dependent
their lives do 80 by ayailing themselves Of
Life Insurance. The profits of this company annu.
ally divided among the insured and exceed one third
the premium paid
No Institution affords better security advantages
the insured. Persons can address at Richmond
procure The necessary blanks in Lynchburg, by calling
NJ the office of DIR. w. \, Monis, Medical Adviser for
the Company. b. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
July 7-dGo3m
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- ~ sAAs =
VIRGINIA a. TENN. RAILROAD

h.crcascd Speed and Accommodation On and r
Monday llth July. 1888, the Express, Mail md
Passenger Train will leave Lynchburg daily Sunday
exccped) at O'clock A. M and arrive in Salem n, 81
o'clock A. Returning, will leave Salem daily at o
clock P. and arrive in Lynchburp Mt q o'clock N
stopping, going and returning the following point.
o y: Forest Depot, Goodies, Lowrys, Liberty, Onk
Mulee, Thaxtons. Lisbon Bufords, fukes, Bonsocks,
q shes MIL Big Lick and Salem
A Passenger Tmin, stepping at my and all pon.s.
will lnve Lynehburg daily Except Sundays) nt3 p.
and arrive in Salem nt7 l0'.m Returning will leave
Salem daily. Sunday sexcepfed) at ID A. NJ, and arrive
in Lynehburg. at 10 ION o'clock A. N.
THOMAS SHARP,
iy 7.ts Supt Traps. Va Tenn. II. r.
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Il = EW a YALUARLE LAW iOOKs

new ed tons just received and for sal e at Mohhie
BOOKSTORE, 81 Main Street hachmona. va
English Reports in Law and Equity, vol ~
English Common Law Reports, v"i1o'
The Law Library for April, 1852, Ill, A.r
ArcbibaJd's Law of Nsi Prus vols 8 vo third Amer
lean Edition, oI avo
Smith on the Law of Masters and Servants VOL 1a"
Troubat on the Law of Limited Partnership the Ld
Of Comnendatory and Limited Partnership in the u
s., by Francis J Troubat' ,oh FLAW nnbli,b
The only book devoted to this branch oil Id" Pu'H'"
ed. A. MORRIS publishes = ey.-.;.;.
fuckers Commentaries on the Laws OIL 'ng'"a'
Calls Virginia Reports,
Washington's Virginia Reports, ,,.....:. po,or,s
Tates Analytical Digesed Ind lex of the visgna neP0
The Virginia Cases, b, Brockenbrough aud Ho'm's'
Tate'e new American Form Book Ell ...ou,,,an,
nEST T"ndoh FUTsgsFs frs 'srssr RI t44sr eul
Dby April8-ts LEE q 'oi'''s0'
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VI supply OF the celebrated genuine anchor brand
Boiling Cloths hard from No. to 10, warranted the
BEsT MADE which will be sold at satisfactory prices
ie 2l-dAc2nwIm JOHN G. MEEM.
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N.0n REV ARD anaway from tH Sc snI
% LU ,criber about the lst of March, NE1ho
WoMAN named Alley about IS years of age, OF black
nlex ion rather over the usual height, trim, active
and quick spoken. have reason to think that she Is
Il, rki ing in the neighborhood nf Lynchburg.
will pay the above reward OF Twenty Dollars LOT ne,
delivery my house in Amherst county OF ~
& Irby, in Lynchburg. p" W. "'hNi''''
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\ Office All persons indebted TO the late firm
~ of Mosby & Garland hereby notified that NIL
the Of said firm will be placed In the hnnds Of
the consInbIeor collection. five days from this date
cost aud interest added WV. ~. MOSBY Ass
July o 81 Moaby Il Garland.
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w AsnING TON HOTEL.


N subscriber hns taken charge of this old and well
l. known Hotel, which opened on the lat day Of
April House Is well n nished and his tai 10 shnll
he supplied with the beet tho affords Ills Bar will
he furnished with the choicest liquors. His Stable will
lac in charge OF careful Osilcr and will BIO literally
supplied with proyender. lie promisesio spare effort
To give entire satisfaction to all who may favor him will,
call, aud appeal, generous pulic for patronage.
MP 18-dAe1m JOHEPn w. MOORE.
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lDEASTEK-Just received and for sale nj oui
D. Mill, 300 tons Of Plaster, ground and ungroupd
We nra nov nbe IN furnish nil kind. Of the Peak Hill
Plow Castings and ninta, mud warranted fl all plows
nude here. and all Northern pntefns. Those In wan,
please Riveus n call
,eh l7-dta WHITEMORE MeNAMEE q co.
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HAVE For sale n fue harness and shaft
horre--warranted young. sound and gentle.
July 7-dlw SAMf.. BOOKER.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-27

BY the act making appropriations FOR the n
the year ending the th,rtleth Of June, one
hundred and ff,y-four.
For pay of commission, warrant, and petty
officers, and sesmen, including the engi-
neer corps Of the navy :
To pay to the officers, petty officers, and
scamen Of the United States navy, to the
officers, non-commiss,oued officers, must-
Clans, and pr,va,es Of the marine corps,
ard tn the officers and men of the revenue
service who served in the Pacific ocean,
on the coast OF California and Mexico,
during the late wsr With Mexico, and
since the conclusion Of the war up to the
twenty-eighth Of September, eighteen hun
bred and fifty, the same additional COM
pepsat,on as has been by law directed IN
be psid to the officers and soldiers Of thu
army who scrved in California :
To allow to Licu,enenis William Lewis
Herpdon and Lardner ,,ibbcn, officers Of
the United States navy, who WERE en-
gagged upon the exploration Of the A ma
non, the same pay ~ has been allowed to
the superintendent Of the naval aseronom-
icsl expedition in Chill, by the Get making
appropriations for the naval servtcs, APP
proved March third, eighteen hundred
and hAy-onc, during the period Of their
service as aforesaid, which period shall
be reckoned from the date on which each
officer len the United States until tho hns'
return of the exploring party
For pay of supcrintendent,, naval cons'rse-
tors, and all the civil embellishments al 'ns
several nsvy-yards and sts,ions
For provisions for commission, Warrant,
and petty officers and scsmen, including
engineers snd marines attached to vessels
for ses service
For the completion Of scientific invest'ga-
non and experiments upon the character
of slmen,ary substances, used ~ subsist-
ence IN the navy, and means to prevent
their deterioration
For surgeons neccssaries and appliances
for the sick and hurt Of the navy, including
the marine corps
For repair Of vessels in ordinary, and for
wear and tear Of vessels in commission,
including fuel and purchase Of hemp
For ordnance and ordnance stores, and
small arms, including incidental expenses
For preparing for publication the American
Nsutcss~Almansc
For the purchase Of nsutics instruments re-
quircd for the use Of the navy, for repairs
Of the same, and also Of astronomical IN
strumenss
For the purchase Of nau,icsl books, maps,
and charts. and for backing and binding
For printing and publishing sailing dir~c-
tons, Autographed surveys, and ss'ro-
ncmioal observations
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g,167,B
By the making appropriations FOR the naval service To-
the year ending the thire,h Of June thoussnd eight
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iss,ss 90
ess 200 N
~" "
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-10
The Rice Affair and the Democrat.

The editor of the Democrat gives up all his
points, save one, touching the controversy be-
tween us, growing out of the Jeffersonian's at
tack upon Mr. Rice. lie acknowledges all VIC
said last week, in rcfutaton of his former asser-
tions. to be true except our statement Of the
date of the article in the Jeffcrsonian, and calls
upon the Jeffersonian editor to help him out in
this one point. If he is right and we wrong, in
this particular, We arc willing to acknowledge
we were deceived by our own senses. Howe
yer, this will be no great matter, even if it
comes out as he says, inasmuch as he acknow-
lodges the space of time intervening between
his arrival in Galena and the appearance of his
article to have been number of days-suffi-
GENTLY long for the libel to do all the mischief
Its original perpetrators intended it should.
And now, it being admitted that the attack
came from Democratic quarter in Mime
sofa, the question is who is its author: Would
the Democrat like to answer this question
No; not it, just at this time,-for the very good
reason that the editor is we'll aware the sore is
not healed over by his milk-and-watcr wash,
put forth in the Jeffersonian and that when it
again shows signs of eruption he will, here at
home, be compelled to take sides with Mr.. Rice S
defamcrs, or lose his position as organ-grindcr
In certain quarters. We happen to be posted :;
and if what We say does not prove true, there
Is no reading the signs of the times
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-10
The Coalition Press.

=
About two weeks since, a friend, in whose in
tegrity we place the most implicit reliance, in
formed us that it had como to his knowledge
that, in q conference between the editors of the
Minnesotian and the Pioneer, it had been de-
cided that an onslaught was to be made upon
us. on account of the letter which we addressed
few weeks since, to the editor of the Gaicna
yefersonian, in relation to an article pdDiished
ny that paper respecting our recont Delega'e
election. 1t was then decided, as we were III
formed, that Owens was to commence Tue at
tack, and the Pioneer was to a" take up Inc won
drous tale" and play second fiddle in the lyric
to its assOciate.-Dem0eraf.
We care not who the informant Of the Demo-
crat in this particular, or whether, as is most
likely, he is merely a creature Of Imagination,
eonjured up for the occasion by the infirm and
dissolute brain of the editor, We pronounce the
above, in plain Saxon, q deliberate and mall
cious LIE, through and through. There is not
the least particle or scmblancc of truth in any
part of it, and we DEFY the editor of the Demo-
crat to bring forward any respectable man in
this community who will face us and say there
Is. 1t pleascs the purpose of this editor to be
continually charging US with coalition with
the Pioneer, which is a new trumping up of IN
old featherless scarc-crow to frighten green
horns. The editor knows we'll that no such CO.
alition exists at this time either for partisan or
business purposes ; but SO long as he can get a
few unthinking, illiterate noodles to believe his
dwelling stuff, his present hand-to- mouth ends
are answered. But VIC call for the proof Of the
Wholesale assertion be makes above, and dare
him to produce it.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-10
latest FROM rnE:DANuBE.

I We are indebted to our fellow-ctizen, DR..
Borup, who arrived home from the East last
night, for Galena and Chicago papers Of much
later date than those received by mail. The
steamer Atlantic arrived at New York on the
10Th ult. sr,vr s.T.g. sssa
Details Of The battle of Orterson, announce a
brilliant Turkish victory. Twelve hundred
Russians killed. The Turks have 100000 men
across the Danube. 81 Ifi
The French Emperor expresses himself strong
" in favor of active operations to aid the Turks.
The British government Is evidently vaciliat-
ing.
VIENNA, Nov. IA.
The Russian commander moved forward with
"a, 900 men, mostly infantry. and met the Turks.
A pitched battle ensucd, and the Russians were
compelled to retreat the second time in disOr-
der into Bucharest, having lost in four attacks
on Oltmatsa 1000 men--this is reliable.
On the 9th the Turks were driven from tho
island opposite Jaceigors. but reinforcements
came up when they re-took the island and
held it.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-10

"Rcpnblican simplicity" is text of those
who gull the laborcrs of this country into the
belief that they are the only friends of the wor-
KING man-that all who oppose the modern
Soft-Shelled Democracy are cxtravagant. purse
proud aristocrats. Let facts speak Here is
one very Illustrative, which we take from an
English paper.-The Daily .jfail
''CARrET FOR THE PRESIDENT OF TIE CSIrrp
STATEs.-Messrs. Templcton q Co.. Glasgow.
have just completed gorgeous carpet for the
White House at Washington, the official resi-
dence OF the President of the United States
The magnificent piece of textile manufacture
measures about so feet long by 40 broad. the
portion woven in the loom without scam bc-
ing y feet by 81, and the remainder CONSISTING
OF handsome border sewcd in. The Filing i'm
OF the carpet is ruby of crimson danask. with
three tasteful mctlallons in the centre, and rich
corner pieces to correspond. The mc,lalions
are hiicd up with boqncts of flowers designed
and executed with exquisite taste. The entire
piece weighs upwards of ton. and its value is
between ESQ aud e50O. This carpet is the lar
gest OF five now nearly completed for the Pres
idcntial mansion by Messrs Templcton & Co
and the whole of which require to be at Wash
ington early in November
Will any of the soft Drained Democrats an
swcr that American wOrkmen could not pro
atce a carpet OF American wool sufficiently
'SIouS Ioi pItii american PRESIDENT.
that such patronage and encouragement of A.
nerIcan agriculture and manufacture is what
will produce the highest state of prosperity to
the American people: We hope when this mag
nlicent piece of textile manufacture arrives
in this city, this very plain. transformations.
economical administration will allow it to be
opened. where it HAY be seen as through n
glass darby by the hard listed" hard
snelied' hard to understand their own interest
working men. Possibly the exhibition may con-
firm them in their willingness to sink all the in
dustrai arts of this country into state Of vas
salagc to foreign manufactures. Two THOUSAND
DOLLARS for carpet of one room of o nlain
democratic President. paid to English mann |
Washingtonian, Jefcrsoniop Re- !
publican simplicity ~. Y Tribune.
THE LOUISVILLE MrRDER-A letter from, Tn,
svillc says: ward occupies large room in !
The second story of the city prison, is Handsome.
y accommodated and enjoys the fat of the land |
For his defence every lawyer in the citv has
'een retained. The prosecution arc sanSuinc
II procuring the services of Hon. Thomos Cor
VIM
Inc Albany Argus publishes a table showing
ne Hard and Soft majoritics in some thirtv I
ounties, with the Cass and Van Buren, ma;ori.
les IN ls4S. The Hunkers have gained ten
nousand votes since 184Si in these counties.
The Jonesboro Gazette says the Illinois Cen.
raj Road will be completed from Cairo to that
own ny the LIST of January.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-10
UT OF ExrIorMENr.-The New York Tribune
contains the following advertisement.

of IArLofMENr.-The New York Tribune
contains the following advertisement:
nr mI@e Amy by Prince, of facile
but whose fortune with those of lis fa5;I. he,
suffered by recent commissions, and whose " iosc
Of the French Embassy and blirbteS aUno atss
tions for U. S. Senatorship have left him NH
out place. Accustomed to generous Ii~; VIM
and having family to provide for, he is read"
to undertake anything that promises we'll bnt
the disastrous results of former wool specula.
tion compel him to decline further ventures in
atlons, he must decline, for the present. anv oc.
cupaoon esse. italy low and vuIgar-such for
instance, as itching negroes at Nebraska-but
cont!nuans of his present run of Iuck NAV
co1strain hin 70 descend even to that. Please
Post. VI A"c evening