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y, ,.0'1 NAVY DErAsrMgsr, 4
Bureau ofProvisious and Clothing, :

kt''@ 49, NAVY DEfARTMENT,
Separate proposals, sealed and endorsed a Pro-
will be received at this Office uut O'Clock a. m. on
the LIST day OF May next for furnishing and deliver
Of the nsyyyn1as ~ ChsIestn eScn or ess9er
Brookiyn.. New York; or, Gnsp6rt, Virgins, the
lowing classes Of artctes of navy clothing and cloth
ing materials and her quantities of the sapa
"a may DO ordered the chief this bureaus, Or b.
the cQmnandants Of the said navy ards, pecnye
ly, during the fiscal year commencing the lst day
OF July next. and ending on the 5th day OF june
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"A STREET, GEORGETOWN, ID. c., where all kinds
OF Entertainment are furnished with the best Ice
Creams, Cakes, Water Ices, Confectionery, &c, at
the shortest and the most moderate terms
" eda awarded ~ the hast exhibition Of Metropolitan
Mechamcs' Institute. &. ID ..ss.f . jan STIFF
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nEI ~ Hal STORE, Seventh street and Penn
a Rsi' a.Nsf BEERS for ssn' SS%6,v ,,.n,
TO THE PyBLIc-JOHN P; DENNIS hav-
tory ON 9Th street, between Louisiana av- 6tisE
sn!ie and c street, long conducted by Mr.. SE4
q E@snq BTGGE esd
WAGONS, &C., on the most reasonable terms, in
trial. MS '''''" ''''A'A' - mar SIr sN rlII1
lust RECEIYED-CHOCOLA
and G R Coca S Paste Cracked Cocoa, Maillards
SIRED and shesi Isingla.s.
G0ss EinEiiish Sparkling Gslatins, French
MACCAR0NITIfalan Maccaroni and vermoella,
Canton Preserved Ginger, in jars ..
heeset s afpf Peas soSena Rice Flour Charleston
For sale By KING & BURcHELL.
Joseph GAWLER, CABINET MAKER AND
JUNDERrAKERIReadym made Cof-
tended to. and interments procured in
the different Cemeteries. Furniture of every de-
and Vs1nhed V s Penn be
tween nth and 18th streets. mar Is SIN
NOTICE-NOTICE.-I have few of those cheap
~ TOILET SETS on hand, which wish 70 close
other CLASS WARE, that must be sold prepara aIa
cheap please call at No. $40, between 9Th and 10th
ebl7-Sm JOHN McDEvITT.
NEW GOODS-E- OWEN 4 son, Military
n ana Naval Merchant Tailors, No. PIP -.
rehnsyivanla avenue. respectfully make
known 10 ther iriends and customers and the ~
pu6sSss generally that their stock Of Spring W
ana summer foods are now open for Iosnec, ILL.,
non, consisting OF superior black. blue and fancy
Cloths select patterns Of Fancy Cassimeres and
Drflilnss, win choice assortment of Vestinss of
varops styles OF patterns; together with fniissup
ply OF Genteinens r furnishing Goods of every vari
ety-so the examination of which they invite a
friendly call. ..t ap i"diw& cow
GIBBS HAIR MANDATORY, PENN,A
[ VI AVENUE, BETWEEN 9rH AND 10TH Srs-Wios
half Wigs, Braids, Curls, Bandeaus, Frzzed Roll,
ers &c. always on hand, and made order at fsv
hours notice. ladies' Hair Dy red. Shampooed,
IN the most complete manner. All sorts Of Toilet
Articles from thebest French and English houses. :
o. No. SB, Pa avenue, up stairs, over Davis Music
Store. 80 .4.i' - D.
"; Blair work repaired or taken in exchange.
feb II SIN -. - - E- - |. q
4 RNY'S CONFECTIONERY, No. "a, BarpeK
"a STREET, GRoRe E1owH, d. c., where all kinds
Of Entertainments are furnished with the best Ice
Creams, Cakes. Water Ices, Confectionery, &C., at
the shortest notice, and the moderate terms.
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u Asappropriate to thsseason. Passion Week.
We give the following beautiful and fnithfu ta4sa
tlou or aceIebrate<f old hymns
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r ro,ou, n Y. New IIk 0ItS aha LTunty;S
the day of the date hereof, before me personally
came p Vallee, to me well known who, being by me
duly sworn, did depose and say that the contents of
the foregoing certificate signed by him are true.
In witness whereof have subscribed my name, as
Commits sOner of Deeds and as q Notary Public of
the State of New York. and have affixed my Nota-
nal Seal at my office in New York, this 18th day Of
August, 1855. -. =
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DIR. TYLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
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The most Pleasant, sale and Speedy Cure for
Whooplng Cough, Group, Asthma, Dis
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DRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE ..
PSYCHOLOGICAL SIEskW OF MARRIAGE,
By M. b. LA CROIX, NJ D., Albany, Y.
900 pages and $50 fine Plain and Colored Autographs
and Plates.
iDPRICE ONLY Is CENTS.-GT
III Semi free Of postage to all parts Of the Union.
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Having been induced by friend to visit the estab-
lishment of Mr.. Tobias for the purpose of irving
his glasses, / was furnished by him with a pair
slightly colored blue, which have afforded me more
relief and qualification than any have ever tried
My sight. originally very good injured by writ
ing and reading at night, frequently to a very late
hour; but with the aid Of these glasses can study
almost as late ever and that too without the pain
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

1t was saying of the first Napoleon that there
such word as impossible IN the vocabul-
ary of a great man. Difficulties which appal
mediocre intellect only stimulate the energies Of
II powerful mind Newton conceived the idea of
mapping the skies and measuring the distance
from planet to planet, from system to system,
and he executed it. The godhke Washington,
determined in the name of Liberty and Justice,
to resist the mghtiest and the wealthiest gov
eminent in the world. and we are free. Others
have made successful war ON the common enemy
DISEASE; and in the foremost rank of these cham
pons of humanity we place Professor HQLLoW
AY. Happily live in an age which does not
delegate to posteritv the duty of approaching
aud rewarding its master minds. They carry
with them the applause and gratitude of million,
So il has been with this extraordinary man lie
has heard with his the voice of appro-
val which is to vihrate through the future and
has seen with his own eyes the fabric which is
to be his monument
No remedies fer the various disorders which
afct mankind have been 50 extensively used,
50 universally popular Ilolloway's Pills and
Ointment 1t may, pelhnps, be said tina: the
newspaper press of the day affords vast tacih-
ties fer giving publicity TO new inventions and
discoveries. We admit it, but it must be also
remembered that the same medium which affords
the opportunities to the discoyercr and inventor
is open to all who may challenge the correct
ness OF ms theory OF lnpuSh tue Ndlue "i US
practical results Iloi'oways remedies for er-
ternai and Internal diseases stand befole the
rorid unaSsaiied The conclusion is they are
unassaable. But this is not ALL Their efficacy
is not merely uudened, it is conceded by men of
science, by incorporated institutions jealous of
all Innovations upon old rules aud precedents,
by governments wa'ehful of the public interests
and conservators of the public health. Even this
is not the strongest evidence in their favor. The
press may err, men of science may be mistaken,
institutions may be deceived, governments may
act hastily. but universal experiment is infallible.
Preparations that have been tested by millions
of people civivIized. semi civilized and savage.
in every quarter of ihe.S lobe,an that have never
failed 10 produce the promised results have re-.
ceived the highest sanction which any invention
is capable of receiving. In fact it may almost
be said of llooways Pills and Ointment, that
they have been authenticated by the AFFIDAVIT
OF MANKiND.-N Y. "Sunday Times"
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its par of the service That IS the ground taken ny
both Companies, and will be maintained despite "i
any faae,ed diversity of interest suggested by others.
The two Companies have had some difficulty III ad-
justing their timetables to make the mp anu
doyn trains meet at the Junction, but the Nirgna9
NAV be satisfied that every effort will be made and
think, successfully and speedily oenable passen-
gers between Dnnvile aud Lynchburg 10 60 on win
out DELAY. did not mention the fact OF the virgin
ia Tennessee road receiving increased mail pay over
the whole OF their line With any inyidious object hut
60 show that il coull better afford 10 do the service
than roads which we're pad only over q portion oil
their line have since heard that the stages from
Lynchbure 10 the Central Road are TO be paid one
hundred dollars per mile for the same service Tor
which the Department offered us twentyh five dollars
per mile and ordered ns to render Tor fifty dollars
per mile and for which they refused to pay as seven
ty-fve dollars per mile, and which the Nirginian
seems TO prefer that should perform.
LEWIS f. HARYIE.
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New Aorx Items.


Gen. Walker left New York the afternoon Of
July st route for Charleston. 1t l. supposed that
his next movement will be to drive Gen. Martinez
the present usurper of Nicaragua Of that repub-
lie.
Mr. Thorn, who received the appointment Of Con
sui OF thr United States at Singapore, the resig
nation of Mr. Bradley, has declined the post, in
consequence OF certain restrictions imposed by the
new consular bill.
Mrs 7. T. Barnum sailed for Europe in the steam
ship Canada on Wednesday. 1t IS said that Barnun
intends makng that country his future homo.
Business 10 New York is very dull.
Foreign Exchange il dull Bills on London at co
days are quoted ut l19al0ol.
There appears TO be very general misunderstand-
ing in regard to the law concerning days Of grace
which went into effect July lst. We publish the act
below
LIST The Act aboishes days Of grace all bills of
Exchange or drafts, drawn paVabie al sigif at any
place within this State.
%. The grace is abolished on all checks, bills of
exchange or drafts, draCH upoa any bahtk, baHhtHg
asso.,aaH banker doing business nnder The Gener0i
Banking La0 Of thts STATE whether the same are pay
able n certain specified day, in many days
after date, after sight.
81. When the indorser Of note draft lives in
the city town where the same is payable letter
addressed 10 him through the Post Office is sufficient
notice of protest.
4th. The Act, although now in operation does not
affect such cheeks drafts, notes. &c. as dated
prior to July LIST.
1t will be seen from this synopsis of the Law, that
prYmissory notes retain the custom of grace even
though they may be In de payable at II bank aud all
drafts on business firms private bankers, payable
at future day, will also be allowed the three days
Grace
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COMMERCIAL.


FtOUR.-To-dav we have small sales of Howard
ST Flour at s7.12a7.25. We quote OHIO qnet at
s7.o0a7I2J We quote City Nillsst e7.sl-sman
sales Family is now quoted at so, and Extra at
50 per Dbl We quote Ohio Extra firm AT S77oas 90
and Howard ST aud City Mills do. at 81 25ao 80 per
Dbl We quote Rye Flour ut 81 Corn Meal at
q 70 for Country and 81 90 per bbl for City.
GRAIN-To- day there only 1000 bushels OF
wheat offered on Change. aud sales were made Of
white 1s5al9D to 1875 cents for fair 10 prime parcels
and a small lot Of good red sold at l15al82c There
were 900 bushels of Corn offered, and sales were
made Of white Mt S7as9 els. for good 10 PRIME anu
yellow at s7ass cts; sales dull.
PROVISI0NS.-We quote Baltimore Ness Beet /
$50 No |, ST.; Western No. !, 81 30 per DOE ives
tern Mess nj SIG; Mess Pork S23a23.50; Pr me So
80; Rump ) 8 per bbl. Market firm and quiet We
quote Bulk Meats Ia94 cts for shoulders ani lo3a
&c for sides. Nothing doing. Bacon Shoulders
l05nl lc: sides l2Jul3e: hams i4e per 10 Mes
tern Lard IN bbls aad tre3 l4al43 cts; keys l4f,
cts City bbls and tres lial4 cts, refined in he5s
l34al6 cts per 10
CArrLE-For Beef Cattle the market rs duh and
heavy There were 70o head offered today ut the
scales 200 Of which were sent to Philadelphia, loD
were sold 10 dealers in interior towns IN PeansNlNa-
nr and the balance, 400 head were taken up by l'nl-
timore butchers ut price. ranging from ) 50 10 ON
ihe hool equal to $SaSlO 30 net, the who.e avereg-
ing s. The Cattle from Virginia at this time in
feror in quality those brought from the West and
the average from them to-day was not more than
81 s75 per loo lbs gross
Hoes Hogs are in good demand and the market
for them is firm The sales this week embrace some
2 900 head at 81 50aS6 50 for stock Hogs and So
asa 80 per loo lbs net for Hogs of good quality.
SuFEr-Sheep are dull Sales 10 Il limited extent
are making nj S2aS3 per 100 lbs.
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REEsES MANIPULATED GUANO.


81 pn''.,,,,,. - - =. 60 -, "a %
Tu,iE AbV iTTA GFS r,s,ltir, e.or , 1,r,,L i,j,,.,
\ 49,, a w., t,, ~
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e,nnr II bs,i, h,, "a M, - ,i rr,
,xsrueo al iii no o,y,, artinl ~, ,ba;r Vh.a,
AMI Other e,s ,rn, tho ma vo,r W. ~,
fer To- eli no made % f and ,nan,, nsv he found in vay
county Of Tho >,tr rynercr,a has' to ~ ,,rnar 49,
cm,,u,, fsp Of p,r,y,t nam, ,nna Iers ori,all. 4r
i,. 81 49,, ' - ,,t "a, NV Pol'iiion ~
sufficient rhosrIatc Of lime in an rrj,arv , If rom
5D 10 .pbs iu SUNNY IA, ,ui ot ila cro nca
+, make M me drdcaev tho soil nar Win ori - -
original ,uprI Tlis f3sa.s Of dra,jne fha sol non,
10 y,r canaai fail 10 result in rnnus dcnrntatifn rl
anvef pe "a. prolncea To dnfart
ia Peruvian tiuamo IT was first offered to The pul, y ol
Rao,e of tlp nr,siyne,l finn in the Spng t +. Il ami
has been used on ali COPS To which (inano Is usually a
with eject have attrated to it The rr
to al, bp consumers Of fiann in ali nar ot mis- and ]
States In la, not only fully cuuacl Peruvian name tl
growing crops tut ia majurtv Of Instances il ha, exrr,
that urtce no failed to produce pxiriert
This by The analvSs contain,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

CINcINHATI, July 3.-lhe most destructive
aud disastrous fire. since the organization of the
Steam Fire Department, occurred last night
1t broke out in the engine room of Messrs. Mea-
der x Co.'S extensive furniture manufactory, on
the corner of Smith and Columbia streets. Ia n
short time after it broke out the entire buildirg
was developed in flames, and thu fire
inundated to the I'D lining eight story brick
building and the two frame structures owned by
the firm. All these buildings were destroy
ed. together with large quaniity of lumber and
the entire stock. The loss is estimated ut 100
900, aud tho insurance amounts To S3O,6D0
Also, last night. the stove and hollow. ware
mandatory Of Messrs. William Dohr * Goethe
largest in the West, wn- destroyed 10y fire. Loss
2l5O.nOO. Insurance. $50. 900. Several BALD
ing, aud largo amount of lumber in the vicinity
were much injured, particularly llolotcin * Hahn
mci's moulding factory, j. K. Coolidge's furni-
ture establishment. and the Mechanics Hotel.
BY these disasters one hundred and seventy
five men, employed by johnson, Mcader q Co,
and ono hundred and twenty five employed by
Dohr x Co. nre thrown out of employment.
Several were injured by the falling walls.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

L. ). AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. We have re-
ceiyed from the President of this Society, Hon.
Marshal T. Wilder. a circular in reference 10
the ..Nationa Reaper and Mower Trial to be
held at Syracuse, New York, on Monday the
18th of July Eighty different machines have
already been entered in competition for the
prize a large gold medal will be awarded to
Inc sueces ,ful connection.
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SPARTA, Caroline Co, Va, March, ls5i
Mtars. Bennett Beers, Observation-Disclosures y our
Gaus - uish Mixture has performed remarkable cure IN
tie afflicted with Scroaia IN the
bad had he become that entirely
CLOSED and had been more than year As last re
thing else had failed resolved 10 try the
mixture. We administered II aceorinE' directions and won
!prtu say, perfect has been Effected satisfied
medicine equals Spanish Mixture" purh
Of III blood II creating quite excitement here and
sos very rapidly Send another lot by Railroad.
Yours truly, Il. 5. BROADDUS.
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loss Imam fleud8 who have IUnrod 20 ny
De tra's Electric OIL for rcuuailsin
ueHee OF having this preparation advertised in our col
have called state the result ot their expert
mens These assure that their rheumatic pains
have been cured by few applications o DE Grahs 'Eec
OIL, they its all who afflicted
with any OF the diseases which is designed curePror
ldrfttsr
be had Of the agents here See advertisement in
"a I,,,, Jt4 I'm,
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East Tenn. a Va. Is. Il.

We extract from the Bristol Nees the follow
ing interesting article in regard To tho progress
of this work. and its Importance As link in the
great chain of communication between North
and South. II will be observed that the grading
for the whole road is now under contract, the iron
purchased aud the pro.pecta fair one for the
completion of the entire road by the ! st Of jan
nary next.
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until the Both of August Tract of Land contain
ing 800 acres nvenently situated in Campbell unity o
head waters IF Falling River and Immediately the
road from the Courthouse Concord Depot the South Side
railroad iailcs distant from each place. and II mites from
Lynchburg. in good neiBhborhoOd Tins place is well
tered plenty of timber good portion ot meadow lHud
of which " ell and good mprov cmens consist
large and Dwelling House Smoke house.
Kitchen Stable large Framed Barn, first Negro HOUSES
with chnncys Carriage and lee Houses goud Orchards
sc is well adapted to heusual crops, particularly Wheat
AfUrhor description is unnecessary will take pleasure
showing the place wishing purchase II sold
before the date above mentioned it will tina time be sold
At public auction the premises Terms liberal and made
known lay of sale. PHILIP L. WIIIiERS.
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,I,mssrEgs., sA.E OEyAiIAHi.rw I,I

4 MD PtISONAL ESTATE-BN VWtuu u IN a fe,lI,
executed me, Trustee. hy Margaret sullivan
tue 18th day of December lei and the other On thu
February hJ6 and OF record IN Clerk Onit,
the Hastings Court Lnchburg shall proceed 10 SC on
the premises. Friday the 18th day july le51 Ger ain
Lot of Ground Corner Of first and second Alcy with the
buildings and hercuuto belonging being t
sane occupied by the said lrgaret n Ivan
Also nj the time and place, will sell The Household
Kitchen Furniture convey cd ia the said decd the nth of
February. le56 The title the above property beg To-
be good, but acting shall convey an
is vested by the said deeds Terms made known the
day of sale IL BOYD, Trustee
Ia, ,{,,,yN -f,lr
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CINcINNArI--A FouN
DRY AND TWELVE DWELLINGS BuRNr.-On
Monday night about bali -past eleven o'clock n
fire broke out at the corner of broadway and
Liberty street, Cincinnati, in the iron foundry
of J. l.. Haven Il Co., for the manufacture of
butts, hinges and hardware. and completely de
stroyed the establishment, in which were a mum
Der of valuable patterns. The flames were com
munieated to row of dwellings on Milton street,
some eight nine of which were consumed aud
also to three brick houses on Spring street which
were partially destroyed.
The fire is thought to have originated from
the furnace of the foundry but the foreman of
the establishment thinks it the work of AN inccn
diary The loss in the foundry is from $4,000 to
100000, on which there is II partial insurance.
The dweliin- were owned by John llartbuin
Wo!feet aud others. What the loss on them is,
or whether they were insured i not stated, but
ii is presumed the entire amount ofproperty DIES
tluyed cannot fall short of of $50, 600.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

A new five act tragedy, called " The Italian
Bride written for Miss Eliza Logan. by s. Yates
Levy. of Savannah, was produced AT Wallacks
theatre, New York. Wednesday night, Miss L.,
taking the part of the heroine.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

STABBED ~ IAuY.-At Natchez. Miss,
last week, the Probate Court give Mrs. Moore
the guardianship of the children of her sister,
Mrs. II. II. Hamilton She determined Ia send
them 10 n Catholic school in st. Louis. Mrs.
Hamilton objected, aud went on the bout nj the
wharf, Ia take her children from it. Mr. Peter
Grant lntertrrred, 10 prevent her, when she rev
bowie knife and stabbed him IN the side. In
the excitement produced, she got the children,
who were unwilling to leave her, and placed them
in friends house. All the parties were of high
social position.
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roS-D,ar Sr-ln Justice To this valuable medicine, must
say that have sold article which sne unNcr
all who have used II. have never bad
medicine "a. has met with nyhing Ike such "A RAPID sale
yof Killer and It's virtues the torit Of CONVERSE
many laccs in this vicinity have recommended 1t
Of fever and and warranted H. anl 1t has
hours In conclusion, let saft
thai been introduced int family il rcgar
i"disp ensabe medicine and kept constantly
hand w W ROBERTS, La Port, lud
Tbs corfes that was afflicted with aud chill fever
eia years persuaded to try Perry Davis NeEe
table Pain Kilcri took part Of bottle aud perfectly
cured have had rh since beginning with Iis Hed
My sister ing afflicted applied the remedy, aud
found almost immediate relief aud has " none OF the aBue
symptoms since.
JESSE WILLIAMS. Pcresburgh. Ohio
by Drn 4isr' Groccs and Medicine Dealers every
where July Wv