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sAWSI SAWs!I WISH!

81 " -! "a " ~ n " S!!!
WEIGH & GRIFFITH'S
NXfA fine Cast Steel Circular Saws Of every size inclu
IL ding for the portable Mills, from 42 TO 81 in
elusive, in diameter, together with Gangs Muley, Min,
Cross Cut Pitt aud all other kinds These celebrated Saws
have been in extensive at the North West, the last
twenty-five years. and considered by competent judges
the best made Manufactured BY them and for sale by their
agent, H. Bakewel 2l3 Main street, ST. Louis. Also for
sale at Messrs Clark Renirow Co.'S, and Kngslaad
FerguSons st. Louis
WIN JESSOP SONS CELEBRATED STEEL,
OF kinds in store or imported to order gooi terms
be obtained from any other house engaged in the
manufacture Of the article.
IL. BAKEWELL, Agent,
Sheffield Steel Warehouse,
No. 218 Main street.
feb2S- On 81. Louis. NO.
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r. C. McNAIRY d co.
HAVE ths day received per Express only sin days
III from New Osk, beautiful lot Of
Fnrnc,.wort ed Collars, Sleeves aud ChsmiEettea,
Mourning Collars and Sleeves, Ia great variety.
Jsckanst aud ss.ss Edgnss and lnsertinsss
White Emhroidered Muslu RoSess
Beautiful Eyening Dresses, new styles,
Pain Checked and Figured Nainsooks;
Plain and striped INDIA Dimitics
snail Red and White Fans,
splendid Briaai Fans;
Plain Nousin De LANES and Beragcs for travelling Dress
Pocket HandkerchAef, Night Caps, Glove Boxes and
niany nice little things tedious mention, all Of which
NC vii sell ~ the lowest possible prices-
We shall receive during the coming week q the larg
stocks q Kpgsh and AmeFs4n Carpets ever broag 70
this market 4. C. NeSAIRY A Co,
iy33 Colege street
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J. W. BOND.

CARLYLE, III, June 81, 1858.
have used Prof o. Woods Hair restorative and have
admired its wonderful effect My hair becoming,
thought prematurey gray but by the Of his Restora
tive has resumed its original color and have doubt
permanently SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator United States.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEALER I'm
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
iy16-1y OLNOLNNA7L, ONO.

PROF. WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE.-The testimony
of all who have thoroughly tested the virtues of this c
brated article is that will restore the gray and the bald
eradicate diseases of the Scalp preserve the hair from fall
ing and preserve the color perfectly to extreme old
put up both with ard without sediment. See ad
vertisement. aug1
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FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.

which mention
Shirts-every variety; Black Bsmbazine Stocks
Rulles- :" -. Lubn's Extract,
Collars Bazines' do
Gauze Merino Undershrts & Upper Ten
Drawers, Oriental Drops;
Cashmere do do E5s Boquet
Six do do Bell Lavender:
Cotton do do Bay Rum;
Lise Thread, with and with Very finest Of Colognes;
out sleeves: Ok Marrow;
Plain and Fancy SILK, hf hose Bears oh
Linen " P,matum's;
/" .. Jlse Thread " bachelors Hair Dye;
silk Handkerchiefs Hatchin's "
White Linen . Tooth Brushes
Coiored Border " Toilet Powders;
Plain and Fancy SILK Gloves; But Boxes;
Linen " Toilet Bottles;
Lse Thread p" Porte Monnaies;
Cotton Cabas
Fancy silk and Satin Cravsts Work Boxes;
and Linen I" Travelling Cases;
=" Cambria 4" Writing Desks;
Battles Shell Combs and Brushe';
Black and Fancy Hair Stocks,l India Rubber do do
Satin Ivory do do
Together with a variety Of Fancy articles not mentioned
which We will sell at reduced prices.
iy2o J. II, McGILL.
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BROOEFIELD Jan. ~, 1853
Prof Wood-Dear Sir: Having made trial Of your Hair
Restorative, gives pleasure say that its effect has
been excellent in removing Inflammation, dandTuf and
constant tendency to itching with which have been troub
led from childhood and has also my hair which
becoming gray to its original color have used
other article with thing like the pleasure and profit
Yours, truly, J. X. BRAGG.
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NEW YORK.
FASHIONS FOR FALL, 1855.
CL0AKS, TALMAS AND MANTILLAS.
GEORGE RR0BsE,

CLOAKs, TALMAS AND MANTILLAs.
GEORGE ERODE,
WILL introduce for the inspection Of Southern Wes
w tern Merchants the lst Of August his usual large
variety Of goods in his line,
EMBROIDERED VELVET NANTES,
RICH MORE ANTIQUE MANTLFS, ....
PLAIN VELVET NANTES Richly Trimmed
COMBINATION OF VELVET AND MORE ANTI OLE,
&C. &c
The buyer Of the undersigned having Just returned from
France he enabled offer the extensive assortment
Of styles Of any oher establishment in the country all Of
which, by special contract with the Paris Manufactures
exclusively confined 10 himself His well known reputa
ton as The only publisher regular monthly Fashion Plates
Har?ers and Godeys Magazines should be efficient
ducement to purchasers 10 select from his stock.
GEORGE BRODTE,
81 Canal Street, & 63 Lispenard Street N. York.
Principal entrance 81 Canal street, Second Manla Store
West Of Broadway, south side. aug2-3m
w. JACKSON & SON,
CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS,
2&6 Front Street and $50 Broadway, NEW YORK
aug9-ty
ISAAC T.. PLATT,
IMPORTER Of Polished Plate Glass from the old estab-
L lished manufactory OF the
BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY.
Ravenhead, Lancashire, England
Polished Plate Of all Sizes suitable for windows Of stores
and dwellings, Show Gases Coach Lamps, Rail Cars &c
constantly on hand at the Warehouse,
jyl7-aa ~ ~ ''i'' '0" orN'
AMERICAN PLATE GLASS COMPANY,
Factory, Williamsburg, L. l.
THE Subscriber having taken the agency OF the above
Company, is enabled 30 furnish their Rough Plate
Glass for Skyghts, FOortes and Pa Veuents Of quality
superior to the imported article and at much lower
JOHN b. PLATT,
Bi'-om ~ MuTry street, New York.
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SPRING STREET sRIpGE coMpAUy

sFhLhG STREET. BRIDGE COMPANY.
DOCKS viii be opened At the Office Of LINDSEY 4
ID CROCKETT, 83 College street, MONDAY, the ga
inst for The purpose Of receiving subscriptions the Cap
al Sock Of the Spring 81 Bridge Company and win be
kept open hon dy 20 day, until Stock sufficient l. sub
scrbed 70 organEe The Company provided in the
said mPary.
john SHELBY,
NICHOLAS HOIlSON
JOHN n. McFKRRIN SOommIsso,,
ISAAC LlrrON,
Iyis-u AVS LINDsLEY,
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S1UO REWAID.
ID ANYWAY on Monday night, the 2lsf inst while in the
employment Of Mr. Charles H. Martin OF This city,
TWO NEGRO MEN, named JIM and ALBERT They are
about twenty five years OF age Of dark compexon had
with them suit of clothes made Of green casinett
aud new silk hats jim is about five feet eight inches
mgh weighs about $50 lbs well formed high forehead and
pleasing CountenaBce speaks quick when spoken n: was
raised in Williamson county by Thomas Peway. ALBERT
about feet inches high; weighs about 75 lb round
face, good countenance with small round eyes; speaks
rather slow when spoken to- an humble looking ne
gro; raised by Col. Thomas Williams OF Montgomery
Ala viii give the above reward if they taken and
secured so that get them.
my24-u c. L. NELSON.
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FOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST.
tORN-2G0 sacks Corn; so Oats 100 bales hay
~ received and for sale by ID. ID DICKEY,
Rpi9 No. College street.
EEESEF FIsUETS-A supply Of Strawberries and
i and iiaspherres received this day by
april VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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ia Market ST., st. Louis, Mo- March s, 1855.
Dear Sir am doing extensive travel in the Western
and Southwestern States, General Agent for Adams
American Lnment, and would be glad II you would favor
with cons gnment of Prot Woods Hair Restorative
feel assured that can introduce il in places where
is not known, head is living testimony of its
valuable properties in restoring hair its natural color
am forty old, and my har almost white but a
ter using three hafpint bottles, my hal is beautiful
burn 1t at eighteen, and much improved in appear
ance, and would not be without bottle hand for the
price Of ten. should be glad attend any matter that
is connected with the Hair Restorative. have been for
thirteen years engaged in the business and will be
glad to hear from you soon. My address Is Paris Tenn
Very respectfully, WIN. b. BHOOME.
~ Prepared and sold at ia Market street. between
4h and 5th St. Louis Mo, and 3l6 Broadway New York.
For sale in Nashville, at Manufacturers prizes, by
EWIN BROTHERS.
Also, for sale Prof Woods Oriental Sanative Eminent
and Vegetable Life Pills. warranted better than any other
the money in all refunded. See circular for all
cessary information with agents.
augl-dtrw6wly
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 10.

The convention of anti Chase and anti.Medi
men have nominated ex.Gov Allen Trimble for
Governor.
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BAGS! BAGs!!

BAGS BAGS!!
ON and after the LIST August will be able furnish
~ 1000 bags per day. for the pup Of holding wheat
four oats and Persons requiring Bags viii please
send in their orders at early day possible
jy2i W. II. GORDON co.
IA HEAT O, OF D bushels wheat wanted, (put up
w in bushel Oznsburg Bags) for which viii pay
cash. tjy2ll W. II. GORDON co.
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| II. SERMONS English Optician late Of the firm
Of Il senutons Son, manufacturer and inventor Of
the newly invented and improved Spectacles from i'm
proved Spectacle Manufscorv and Cornwe Opcan etab
hment East Brge Truro, respectfully his
rival professional VISIT with splendid assortment Of
his newly invented and improved spccaces and may be
consulted al bis Office. the SQUARE, room over
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of W s. SwYM
MER No. "A Second Street, ST. LOUIS Mo.
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From UdShington.

WAsHINGToN, July ll.-IIon. VIM. l.. Lee,
Chief Justice and Chancellor of the Sandwich
Islands, who arrived here to-day, is clothed with
power to negotiate commercial treaty with this
government
The L. s Court of Claims will commence their
session Tomorrow in the Supreme Court room
Mr.. Wheeler American Minister 10 Nicara-
gna, has arrived bringing with him two impor-
tant treaties
Barron Winspear Charge lAlfairs from Ma
pies, will propaby be presented To morrow
The course TO be pursued by the American
Commissioner and British Commissioner under
the Reciprocity treaty. was determined to-day at
the state Department, and the Commissioners
lett this afternoon for the fishing ground.
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IMPORTANT NEW LAW HOOKS.

a MOhHS, iun'I~HEH AND BOOKSELLER, Rch
n. moai, Ia, hns just published
Dl6EsT q THE Laws or REAL PaoPFRtY- Generally
adopted aud in n.e in the United sates--fy Jons
TAYGoE Lom.N IL. b., judy OF the Eighth Judieinl
Circuit Of Vtgnin of the Judges OF the supreme
Spceinl Court OF Appeals and formerly Professor of
Inv in the Unisef,ity Of Nrenin. Second Edition
Reqi-ei, corrected nad greatly enlarged, in lree
tnnme. Royn svo. Price SIG so.
This edition. emb,neiuP ii doe. noarly all tho re-.
enhirct may justly be considered the valuable
cnnprndium III purely American Law upon the subject
ii Real Property issued in this country.
Chancellor kenfs OPINION Of The " ork.
This work applie. ~ well Ia Lnws Respecting Real
Property in the Uated Stat,S in Yiginin The work
/. ofon the model of Crms3. Digest aud il mny well
IL recommended "a valuable addition to the LAW, eis
ldhlary.'
Robinson's PIactice-New Edition The
Practice in Courts of Justice in England and the Uni
ted States, by Conway Robinson Esq.
Volnns 10 the place and time of rnn4octi or
proceeding, fronting chiefly of the Conflict Of LAWS.
md III, Statute of Limitations. Price SIS 90
Sands Suit in Bquity.-Ristory Of Sm IN
Eguug prosecuted md defended in the virginia
Satc Courts I'D In the Uni'rd States Circuit Court
b, Alexander H. Son IL. Els Counsel orat Inv Rich
mond, Sa. vol post svo 5l0pp Price ~
7 his work j, intended H. supply IN young me.
the leg, profession with handbook guide them in
the prose euiian mud defeec. Il suits in EQUITY. In
reference this object he writer the history nf
slit in Equity from t- beginning through its various
.tnges, 10 fnal decree of appeal, execution, &c
Tho Appendix, besides continuing summary of gal
deei's ns by the yrgiuia Cont of Appeals. &c. oaect
ing Equity pleading ard prnctite c1ntan. ynriey Of
forms of Bills. Answers. Demurrcrs Pleas, DEGREES
&c.. &c. The practical NOTE, also oun in tho Appen
dix will make The whole valuable vade ecnm to the
practitioner. api6
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EpEnroHD aLuM SPRINGS WILL

Y y 1T, Ut ENF.D FVN Y TIE HUH To \ OF
blsT0kS oN THE an'rH JUNE tn, are situated
eleven msez hesi 81 lAhtlbare, AMI four mii,s hnn
fha iafes Dapat. "hete soav ,apei' vii always b. ia
feiiarts si.itar. l. all rnm he Spllaes.
fle iranri"tor rirdse. hn,et Ia u,e III, bet eNer.
tons pease tao,e y H. nnA raIi On him
As1a thu Aleaeinnl vnlace the "ater, the public Ia
presented wlia the iooWne eeliheat,4 seeeted f,em
mn al liz inPa't wha thu proprietor It's It.
Fpilr1s
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LATE NEWS BY THE MAILS.
4RRTV4L OF THE PACIFIC.
One HEX Later .fom Europe.

NEW York, July =u.-The Pacific arrived
hoe Mt q O'Clock this morning with Liverpool
i ,tes TO the Both ut, The news consists wholly
If details. The recent repnlse Of the allies IN
heir attack upon the Rcdan battery and Mala-
loft tower il Is -aii. has not been the eause Of
any great damage to theis forces aud the posi-
lion of alIairs i eou>i erred sufficiently sat sfae
tory.
only to the 18th. Ne battles had occurred ON
land or sea.
Austria eoniiaaad In di,band her army
Among the Pacihe's passengers are Mr. Van
Buren, and family, Commodore Perry and Col.
Plume. bearer of dispatches
Pelissir's despatch states that the fort will
soon be completely invested.
The allies retain possession of the Roud tower.
The cholera had appeared among the French
troops.
Gor,s ehakotf s dispatches state TINT the fire
of the allies was materially Weakened, and that
the allied troops which crossed the feherhaya
had returned.
A despatch from the Baltic dated June 25th,
states that Sweaborg had been bombared and all
the stores destroyed. IIango had also been bonn
harded.
With regard To the reported massacre at Han.
20 the Russians admit the Cossack's boat showed
:. flag of truce but they feared it an act of
treacherv the part of the British crew.
Great movements were taking place in the allied
squadron
yarna, Thmsaay.- Generals Brown, Peaneal-
Ion and Godington are sick. \ part of the for.
eien legion has arrived from England.
London, Saturday. The Times states that the
Emperor Alexander is seriously i'll. The King
of Prussia has also been for some time sick, and
his reign probly drawing to a close.
INDIA AND CnINA.-'rhe East India mail arrived
ut Marsellies on Friday, with dates from Cacut-
IN to 10Th, Hong Kong, 10th, aud Canton Sth.--
There was nothing new in India. Trade
dull and money tight
A famine prevailed in many parts Of China
Considerable fighting had taken place, with va.
rying success.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, june 30 Demison x Co.'S Cir
GUAR rep )rts cotton during the first three days
dull, and prices considerably lower; but on
Thursday, without apparent cause, the market
became buoyant and closed with an active de
mand at former prices to advance of Lie
'Fhe sales of the week amout TO $1,000 bales
II, 900 for speculation and 1000 for export. The
sales on Friday were 10000 bales, of which TO-,
900 were sold to spectators The quotations
are Orleans fair, Is; middling 9l6; fair
67-S; middling q 3.S. Commercial authorities
vary.
Richardson, Spence & Co, quote Beef dull and
unchanged; Pork dull; Bacon d. clincd Cd TO l.;
Lard advanced Is, sales at sos Cd n 81; Ashes
steady and unchanged: Rice dull and unchanged.
The weather ha. been favorable for the new
crops.
london Markets.-The money market is ca.
sor. Consols Tor money arr quoted at 9 | : l
Barring Brothers quote the London markets gen.
orally steady and unchanged.
Iron buoyant. Welsh bars quoted at Il los. on
cupboard ditto rail, g Il lbs
ARRIVAL o. THE ILLINOIS
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100 nAn ACRES Milan ID
lO1,DVDU WARRANTS WANrED.-As
land Warrants. under tho law, nov being is
sei. nm nnsious 10 bny large quantity for which
viii pay the highest market price IN CASH will at
terd regularly IL Courts Of Appomnttox, Campbell.
i'll always p-y the best prices for Warrants. Any wha
mny have them will penaa apply 10 me before selling
| prosecute, ns usual MI oluim. tor Bounty Lnnd,
Revolutionary Claiuls my claims against the Govern
mcnt OF the Unilei States
iane 7-t4 CHAS. w STATHAM
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ARRIVAL o. THE ILLINOIS
LATER FROM CiLIFORNii THE s.
P4CIFIC md 4USI'R ALA.

New YORK, July l0.-Ihe steamer Illinois,
from AspinwaIl, arrived this evening, bringing
40 passengers, and $685. in gold.
The principal eon>ignees are Wells X Far
go, $1,000; Drexe q Co, Sill, 900; Wm
Iloge & Co.. so 800; Z, Kelly Y Co., @l2 00G
Bank of America, $50 600; Manning Sianwood
u Coz, $4,000; Brieklin x Crane, Sl9,00O;
Newhouse Il Spatz. $4,000; I. Watson x Sons,
$1,000
The Illinois connected with the Golden Gate,
which left sun Francisco on the evening oil the
10th, passed the Golden Age on the 23d of June,
and the same day found the Pacific at Acapulco,
bound up, their passengers all in e cd health.
Sloop of war John Adams vast at Panama on
the 30th ult.
The steamer FL Dorado from Havana, arrived
at Panama on the Goth ult.
The rainy season was prevailing ON the 18th
mus with much severity.
The Panama Railroad Company had reduced
the wages of laborers. large number had
struck, and were joined by some mechanics and
macbinists, on account Of discomfort with the
food furnished
FROM CHILL.
Dates from Chill have been received 10 the 81 ST
Of May. Congress was to meet next day.
long continued drought prevailed, and the cattle
were dying for want of pasture.
FROM PERU.
Dates from Peru state that an outbreak be-
tween the friends of Castillo AMI Elias was an
tiepated.
FROM AUsTRALIA.
We have dates from Melbourne to the .3i of
April. The mining accounts very satisfac
tory. The amount of gold shipped from Mel
bourne Cor the week ending April 2lst was val
ued at nearly million and half OF dollars.
The markets are but little changed. CALICO
and Haxall -four wa. selling al fi6 per 900 lbs.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
The San Francisco evening papers of June 10
contain nothing additional. The market was
quiet
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Murder and .SuIcide.

= ST. LOUIS, July IA young man named
Bel seng OF good family connections, whose Sis
ter had been leading dissolutc life in this city
invited her yesterday to ride with him into the
country. where he shot her. He then returned
10 bis hotel and shot himself
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Mime Politics.

lIALLoWEI.I., Maine July II "A large Know
Nothing Convention, composed of delegates from
kennebec cnanty, met here yesterday. Strong
resolutions were adopted against the National
Administration and slavery, and recommending
spen nominations
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WHEAT TmIsAsuEIts n HORSE

w FDWEKS-We tufnish nt fnctory pfca. BnIi
wins, Snclnifs and Nhitmnn's 1hrnshers with Iron
Gy indets aud Sc oiling Boxes. and Lever ,ud Ra
why fcwens
TfOs. BRANCH & SONS. Petersburg
mns - BRANGII \ co. Richmond.
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". A. STURDIyANT.

~. n. S1DND1t AMI,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Richmond Va
DRAGTiSES in all the Court. of Richmond City
i AN ! in the Counties of Heurico and Hanover
Il the capacity of notary public viii attend taking
acknowledgements of deeds dispositions &c. &c. All
professional duties promptly discharged. Office cur.
n.r of Bank md lth Streets Opposite Capol Square.
may7 .d&c3m
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a.,ole sALE.-sluo,ooo Bonds Of thu Virginia

ENOEk SALE-fluD na0 Bonds Of thu Virginia
Il nd feanessce Hailrond Company. bearing per
cent interest. pln.ipul and interest pa, abe in New
urk md secured by seco Il mortgage upon the
rlre Road and al TIN assets # Tho g ,mpa'y
Ihese soralti.s regarded as oil the hpst class,
End Will be so1 nj PRE- 10 command the entian of
every cnralia fa infnrmntion nf the present enndi
Ion md future prospects III the Road will be furnished
by u upon application.
Inae i.atria PETERS SPENCE r. GO.
EeEARIY TEETH AND BAhNN MEATH. The
Pearl Dentnlficc' Tor rIennI 4, whitening nm pre-
serving the tseh laa superior. IL /. composed NJ
iuecdirHi4 simple aud cileetu that the Youngest
u IL rnu u. II with hcncft. Made aud sold only ut
J II. THOMPSON g. cos
r.ly 3 II New Dug Store
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HOUSE FoY RENE Al

y AUCTION -imnediately a!t,r ,,e ala,e .1Ir
%,l b" re1tel To the lielest blllsr Until be IL Apri
lsi6 tHt "ea hnaw II5f,l IL, HAREIf HORSE
together With Lieen.o Fixtures 10 Tha aay, l., ,.e
s ncatei IN tie cenae of BUSINESS. Is in paa r,rnir
aad commands aher,l fe,trnfese. falm. lheIal
" II. Mos Y. Trustee
ia'v - dish q n pot,n# ~
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= I - bLhfl RI
PETERSBURG VA.
WILLS u pIrTM MAN,
DslGN.A sAEEs-We Keep .urply of tn

SKTNtA SAEES-Hf ketP "sHIP3s "r TOE"
Justly celebrated IRON SAFES. I'll yirials siz =.
Al the Wurld. Fa held in New York in 1883. they
competed with n the puteuts manufactured in the Uni
tel States md the FlBtI and osly cnium VIVA
awarded Ia them I'm unqualified excellence n' proof
nqainsl ice, with rore TN, ardn,y token al specai
approximation" h,ing TIC onl, SAFE which withstood
III han, oil Twelve hours and preserved ils contents on'
injured.
We warfnh them L. be FRYE (om al tampaess, which
Ia n .efious oberlon aiher Safes.
F5r sale al NV New Nori, Manuf tnrers price.
TUOS. BRANCH \ SONS
lanr = II aale Agentsior Petersburg.
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LNDR RENT-A three story BRICK TENEMENT
j On Man street opposite d Stablers'. Possession
given on the / tot July. For terms apply to
ALEXANDER kINNIER,
irly 2-d2w Bridge street.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed foi the Daily virginian.

BAIrlmaRE. July -.
Flour Sio. White wheat 81 10 n 81 ~; red
81 % II - = White comSl o2a ~ n; vel.
low % 50 cent
MN YORK, July IL
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tern white 81 IL
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FROM CHILL.

Dates from Chill have been received 10 the 81 $
of May. Congress was to meet next day. A
long continued drought prevailed, and the cattle
were dying for want of pasture.
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Dates from Peru state that an outbreak be
tween the friends Of Castillo AMI Elias was an
tIcipated.