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lust RECEIVED
~ splendid AM uas, Book OF Be uty:
Gem Of The season, Keepsake:
Court Of Nsp1ieOn;
Also Burns; Byron Shakespeare, Scott, Moore in
antique. large ass 1rtnent OF Bibles Prayer Book
MetiOiist; Preshv terrain and B3p-ist flynn Books.
Woman's Record, Virginia illust Tted.
These books Vii su't admirably ~ Christians pres
ents. .dec3.-,fI JOHN nEALY.
Ez ORK BOXES, &c--A variety e WORK
w Boxes aud Writing DESKS ior sale "
dec2s-G JOHN HEALY.
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- The river opposite this place contin-
ues to fall gradually. The weather yester-
day was milder than the day previous, and
overcast, indicating a change.
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TORONTO Dec pm

IOHpNIO, DEC -4-P II
4 serious ARRAY occurred at the election
held at Forgas to day. One man was killed
by shot and another stabbed.
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. DISSOLUTION.

S>HE Copartnefship heretofore existing between
" rheundors gnedh uhder firm Of GEORGE FoSTEE
q Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent
hlther paFtner Will sign The name 81 the firm in iqui
dation. NJ. W. FOSTER,
GEO. FOSTER,
Evansville, Sent. |, 81. MM. NJ. AIkMAN.
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'O,O1 PATIENTS CUS;D ANNUALLY by the
use Of He,mhold's Genuine Preparation Of Fluid EE
tract Of Bucht-a most positive and specific remedy
FOR disresaing ailments. Read the advertisement in
another crlumn, headed "Ilelmbold's Genuine Prepa-
ration.
Oct3i I'm YOoLSEY Il SAWYER, Agents.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

SNHE business heretofore carried on Hnti-- the rt
ofGEoReE FOSTER Il Co, will hereafter De con.
Quoted by the undersigned, under the sane style.
NJ. W. FOSTER
sept GEO. FOSTER
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FOR RENT.

'E'IE commOdiOus premises on Main street, next
door . the Branch Bank, al present occupied as
clothing store by the oScriners. Immediate pos
session will he given. ANSPACHER 4 co.
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W., SIGHT and Short Time Bills on New Or
49, leans wanted ~ - d. First
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g,NISH PIsH,,-
n Salmon, Nackeral, Herring and Goldfish,
for sale 10y Il. H.C0OK X son.
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TN0BACCO.-
II 80 boxes Piatt's and Dicks, lump Tobacco;
q butts Jackson's y lump Tobacco;
. do Extra Va. As do do
10 boxes Francis Rose. do
10 do Macready, D lump do
do Elred do do
Is do Ed. Warie n do do
Is caidies Jas. Thomas Jr., Diadem Twist Tob.,
~ do Pat Buffers = b lump Tobacco;
10 butts Dicks 4 lump do
10 kegs Dough Nut T0hacco.
The above favOrte brands have just been received
ana added 10 our already arse stock, making our as
sortnent complete. Country purchasers are respAts
fully solicited to give call lefore huyinC eseN
sept3 WHEELER RIGGS.
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TOYS, MOTIONS
AND FANCY GOODS,
VUsT received full stock Of almost AL the leadir.
~ article In the Toy and Notion line. for nv retail
ana lpbhrg trade with my present arrangements
East shall be adding to nv stock every ten avs and
VIII always he happy 20 see all customers who NAV
iayor me with CALI 10 look or buy. In addition to
Flutes, Flies, frsnchllsrps. Banjos, &c, have IN
store four superior Boston make PIANOS, All az whseh
VIII Ne sold low Tor cash. A. c PUSHEE,
sept5 No. Mnehells Block.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

yfrS NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
.zla one in>erton; ~ cents per line three times;
~ cents per line one week: discount on longer time.
no. EVERYTHING in the fancy line s9lta-
AMI ornam ,nts. Also the hest amount Of faI cy cur
tain pins ever brought To- the CITY ut
j. W. HUGHES, Main street.
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ClIkl>A-,iAs a.. -.
n0BFLI = CONVICTION have last received
NaiiA Auuhas
,ierdd Albums,
Writing Gases and Desks.
Juycr, BE- Ro1Ss - al giuds,
Red Morocco Antique Poets beautifully illustrated,
Elegantly hound Bibles and Prayer Books.
French Nor eco bound Hymns tor all the Churches,
Goofriches Court of Napoleon.
And thousand other lgn ificently hound and Illus
tTated books and gifts from cents IN sl3 per volume
Call and see them. We shall he proud t. show them
tBELL AZ co = lNiTON.
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UVONEY.-9 bs. Choice Strained Honey just
q Il received and for sale by
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BL,Ch CAssINERE HATS
TOYS, OTTO MS,

STIFF and SCft-all shapes-a splendid article
- lsept9l VAUTIER x MARCONNIEI
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NEW GOODS.
WOOD! WOODI

DERS0Ns wanting TO Law in their wood or winter
= use, can he supplied with Htckory, ASH and
Mixed Wood, by leaving orders at
s. vIcRERY'S,
sept24 Corner ofNafn and Sacord SIS.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER.

nNE Few Boiler and one second handed Boiler.
~ One new Engine and one damaged Engine One
Cast Iron Front for sale or exchange for lumber or
saw logs delivered :. Evansville Iad:aIa; Enaui-e
z. This Office dec2s-stg.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PittSburg Coal for Sale.
NFANTs' FANCY HATS,
SAMUlIL VICKERY.

HAVING purchas "a, and fttei up. the building
Ia known as the sold WASHINGTON HOUSE,"
viii reaer he found at his stand with we'll
lected stoclS'of FAMILY GROCERIES, &c, &c,
take this method OF returning my sincere thanks 10
my numerous friends, and the IN ,lic gen orally for
their liberal patronage which compelled leave
my old stand and seek more cOmncdiOus quarters, aud
hope ny strict attention 10 business 10 merit
tinuance OF their favoTs.
SANTrFI VTrEERY
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BOOK BINDERY,

DUUh DIINULNI.
yS L. JOHNSON would say that he ~ prepared
lvA 10 do all kinds Of B'i0k BIND xsFgew
ING. Now is the, time to get Maya Ef.SfZA
zines Of all kinds bound. BLANK x -res<<V
BOOKS for County Offices and Banks L. n.y.
can he furnished at the shortest notice,
and a. cheap can he got in any other CITY. have
a pag ne machine that will spge up o. No 400 Book
bindery, Main street signof the Large Ledger.
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AsSIGNEES SALE.

~ every variety have 10 he disposed % within short
time. The Goods have 20 he sold positively and It'll
out reserve. The attention Of Cash buyers is patcu-
larry requested.
All persons indebted 70 .he firm % VIM. Lpwenthal
Co., will please settle forthwith. 20 avoid \ urfec-
essary trouble. ABRAHAM GT-NBERTS.
LEOPOLD VI. BERNHEINER.-
0ct.6-G Assignees Of VIM. IaweTihal& & .
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MUSIC! MusICI
COAL!l COAL!! COAL!!!'

EHiRE CRACkFRs.-- boxes, just received
n aud for sale by GILBERT 4 BONLES.
"a II. and Iismbursh Cheese boxes
w large, and u best quality, Just received per
steamer MarengO and for sale low by
GILBERT & BOWLES.
N OOK HERE.-lJ0 Dress a Turkeys 10 arrive on
IL the -jrd and -ith inst, and for salehy
". ii. COOK 4 son.
'ELLERY! CELIERY.-3O0 Head Choice Gel.
~ lery Just received from Cincinnati, and for sale "
T.. IL. COOK x son.
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lSANCY sOAPs.-3o0 boxes, consisting OF Ma
y itary Shaving, Transparent Cakes, transparent
Bars Fancy Rose, Fancy Bars, etc. Just received and
for sale VERY Low by
GILBERT BowLES.
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SAMUEL VICKERY.

n ell ~ Steam Vat Bay Civ fine i0t Of Mechln-
les Tools, such Spear Iackson's Saws; Butchers
Chsels X Plain Irons; Spoke shavers brad uIrys);
Hunts Axes and Ha1chets, etc, etc. for sale NJ
AWALDKIRCHS.
nOt2i. Toni Store 81 --.a'.
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n.uSssr(ro,us Q1ah

INTERESTING News FROM SALT LAKE Cry
Brigham Young Bes,iged ia hi, otcn Hoase.-
We take tue following from an extrn uf the Gaia
verns California; Chronicle. published at Nuke
lumne HILL dated Monday. April Goth
Yesterday tSunaay) morning, 18Th inst, Mr.
Thompson. the during aud intrepid Carson Val
Icy Espte>-nsp arrived At Mnk~luinne Hill. via
Murphy aud Big Tree Road, from Carson Val
ley.
A expedition is organizing in the Valley for
a prospecting tour 10 Walk.r's River; it will
starr about tie 10Th Of May. Walkers River is
80 miles south of Carson. rising in the Sierra
Neyadas. opposit" Mariro,a. mud hnwing east
ward it sink, ia The sands Of the Great Bn.in.
Frnm private letters received tr"n Salt Lake.
Mr. Thompson harmed that the .chi-n IN the
Norman Church has assumed n formidable cha
rheier. The 6 iah5.niips. ar the Aposinte- from
the Simon Pure faith. enunciated bv brigham
creased ih.ir numbers, and grown So rcb"llious
tbnt the Prophet j. ficrA to environ himself
with frn>iy guard the faithful. The letters
state that hi house j. guarded night and day by
his friends. md TINT bitter his enemies
against him, Tint he is aflnd to show himself in
public. He has deserted the Tabcrnicle.
The Marmon- of Carson Valley. on account Of
difficulties unprecedented with their Gentle neigh
hors had been percmptorily ordered to Salt Lake
by the Prophet. but thinking II ra-ier to negotiate
peace. thhn to sacrifice their homes, they have
shaken hands with the Amr1tes and buried tho
tpmnhawk.
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS.

Sf'lN " tNiNtf fl.ht T. {, he
- 81 -'HfHe uih tla5 Jane n,x,
stntt, el liz Eastern Sio,,.f l..,nias near
III summit II Naiisliir ',nutv VIRGINIA
miles ht>t al l. NJ tsR, t#t htaira ril,, VosI ,f
IL : ttl, ri r irctui, ,ul r,
I'se "a - i1 which HG.te - ttrh RAJ. ,ad 10
ht'. 'laar \ tn Erserfit IA iIoa.r sou ~
These Ht,fa ttafe TN r,s!5t 4 re- years nv tn.
pcuIl. al III alra,iiss - Ito ,j,,. ~
been nap "N'i ~ va iag' iftn.i. S.ors from many
'efns h IN I'm tot wun testify 10 their EN-
t1fs in a nlIHh"r 1t iI,ta.rS "
IN" inrleN"ur#.- ne ri the order the rooms NJ,
"st and airy al may Of ihm particular re
s,td I" the COM lf a. e"nsesie Fam
~" Dining ."oui " be- enlarge,
'l " Ill he nr'iei lie mana # CHARLES
COY sd OF heihnond whose capacity Caterer /. nnsnr
passed " "'
To the seekers ri Health Pleasure this place pes,n,s NJ
'Nt'hss sci ION IT, - met with Al Watering Place and see
nnd L. nnt" in In, luion - w
Ia addition TO the Railroad facilities by whrh visitors from
Vi seclns "t the country be the dor Of h
reception iinu.r tere Ill hr daily Line OF Suu.rjr Won,
tl"fse COACHES hy way - thu y I.isr Whine Snp,ur
Springs and tle celebrated Sa I,ia IA the Rod : 4, C1
o'tr White >niplat and Sweet springs
Inc tyhehburg Abingdon G.iop rHph ,otlpapv
Nrn'if'a Branch 81" their Line Siinvs and on.n.
al 'Ihc' in the Reception House ~ N''"''
Ample pfoNson Las been made ftr IL. comfortable ,cco,
m'i"t"h ut oHe thousand er,oaS ilr III he .,,
80 t~nd-r th'ir : ,"un pleasant and a,rcc,pi, ''
ROBERT II Mostly, pREsr
VI 'itr9m'ry Mint, sulphur spsag. Compaiv
29d I'm cod III wt2aaaF - company
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Narrative of E.cnt- which led tn the E,acan-
ssOu OF R,vas. md the Esnal RE pnrsur Of the
GutsbustcEs fson Nicaragua.

General Walker being no longer nble tn hold
out, for want OF provisions, entered into treaty
with Capt. Davi-, of the L. 5. slnop of war ST.
Mays to evacuate Rivas, and either destroy or
turn over 10 the Capt in all arms, ammunition,
&c providing he tWalkcr,) with sixteen ct his
officers, should be allowed To leave Rnas with
side arms, and be conducted te Pan pmn with the
remnant OF his army. IN board the ST. Marys-
TINS agreement was ratified by Gen. ilenning-en
and Cod. j. l.. Waters. The iiihbusters there
upon evacuated Rivns on the 1t nf May, and set
mil for Panama ON tho 2l. having destroyed IA
larg" quantity of cartri 'ges. several field piece,
howitzers. she'll. Ne, xix If In. frld pieces be-
ing those which had been taken from thu enemy
Before leaving RvnS. all thu sick aud wounded
were removed aud sent 10 san Juan de Sur.
Gen. Henningsen wa, left In R,vns for the pur-
pose of delivering over the posi- Ia. and exchange
rniihcation> with Capt. Davis aud Gen. Walker.
None Of the allies inteltered at alland in case
was there word exchanged with them. except
s"me few words ii courtesy between Cen Zs,a
Ia, of the Salvadorinn army. which passed at
Capt DAVIS lartrrs e an. Walker entered
int" his arrangement with Capt. DAVIS in order
To obtain transit Ia the Atlantic Cou-, f,r the
purpose OF operating from .hat side. Capt. Davis
having assured him Hat Col Lockridge had to
tally abandoned the enterprise nn The river. Gen
Walker had beea likewise notified ihat Cnpt. Da.
Wis contemplated -eizlng the schooner Granada
which was Walkers main chance of SUCCESS
and thmt he would Not, on any account, permit
her to leave the harbor Upon hearing of this,
and seeing the faiiacy of fighting against such
fearful odds. Gen. Walker g,s- instructions 10
commander Faysoux not 10 resist if resistance
would b" clearly uniav"rab.e, or il the comnan
der of the ;'St Mary" was disposed t. use hi.
forces against her Subsequently to this Capt.
Davis sent one hundred men to take poses sion
ot the schooner. The Nicaraguan lag was then
taken down from the mast head and tn American
coiors wrr" run upta the peak. The =, hooner
VS. then delivered over tn the carr Of J lniaca
negro named Murrav--;he same who fgarr.i con
spicunusly in the G,aytown rows.
After the evacuation of Rivas by Walker and
his army, the nllied Generals formed rett.atinr
force, and tried to obtain desert.rs from WAX
ers ranks. All thi. while the native t,il,c., the
allied rebel factions sand the Demacra,ic party"
were calling upon Walker IN remain nu, take
Command ut lii. rces again. nniIciparing n.
they constantly ar. serious conf cts with the al
hes. These requests con 'inurd up IN the time of
Walkers saiiin- in the 49,. Mary>. aud every
overture aud inducpnent h, Id gu, TO him
TO remain, but all to purpa-e, as h. told them
that he c'nid not trust envy man, set of men,
who had once proved treacherou- to him. Most
of the iespriers from Walkers ranks have been
men who have siiice proved to have borne the
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The WVcwb slvvsn Zen ~Cs-ee

Notwithstanding III" hnck~nrdrr-- Of Ill"
Spring and thu seventy nt the wint"r-ih" pros
pet. ol the n"w cr",, ui Wheat in Eat Trnnra
md If the State al Large. ARE largely over
average, nad there j. a in,grr surface covered
than wa known h,f"rc. W" in Amber.
>nn County last week. North Of sand W" never
b"hsld tiaer prospects for Wheat. Tn crop
tn aagnaut F.a.i i.nno-~r,, never looked hr't.r
Md thc sul ia,-,. c.,rc,d ~ il. i. p per cont
prcnlcr ihun ln-t ."'.r when II wh- larger thnn
even het"tc. lii" 'r-'ni crop will be ready for
" hip
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The Fate Of X q n see.

Our neiehbor Of the Bedford D,mocrof pro.
tests. With a grea deal Of sincerity aud earnest
ness. against the suspicious which certain South
ern journal. have expressed. Of MIR. Buchanan.
and Gov. Walkers intention. with r.-p.ct IN
Kansas. Ia the absence of any overt nc, tend
ing 20 show their disposition t" m,k.i,a Free
State. be thinks they should be held gutl-s. of
any such design.
But we would remind the Democrat that. a.
long ago as last winter. Mr.. B:ger III Prnn-yl.
vstia Announced in the Senate that Mr. Bach.
anan. in common rith all other Northern men,
preferred thai Kansas should become a Free
S.le Aud. of the further fact. ,i,ai he .b,a,ned
sptii len, number of votes ia Penn- yIvauia 10
give him III. State, on the issue If ..Burhaunn
Bfe' k.nIidgs. and Free Kansas" And. Of the
further TACT that Walker announced il a. hi.
tpi'''"n III advance If his going there that it
would h@ Free State. If there is anything in
the suspicious Of southern Journal. tending to
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.

US Natfias itaer - taV,rahly known TO Tho midi.
IT jun ne ''' "" 'h' l't DAY
Present rrafeis ar" harry L snnounct that tb.v
.'Ne ecu 'H ihe services t,tn,raI
LFt. tf TIN American Iinel iIri,nor - w $50. J.
'eT'e"er IN III" 'ie BUSINESS. and well ,,,. n, 4
~ gentleman m caterer. sufficient l.,a,aut
" wort VII be male h satisfaction L. ir -, WV
IN 20" t'fit creative itr,i, W .fr nm, 10, ~
~ III Az ds't> = ~ the stomach Liver H,,.
system ~" arr wei at'e.tel by til tlIv .,,-. Ia . '
''aa'u> "titf' haNe hecn effected H. H.. ~,
'onh'nre To ali tin former patrons II III l., ''''' "Hh
oHnpete Is THING Is I.AHLIslNt%1,ta. 49,.
','l ~ Hai'i Il" ' arrangements, Tor r,, ~, -
ASiiS t"r tuft'er pa via.> rcer n, r. - "' our
f"uid III llntels, ttt> Steamboats, a. '''''>' !" la
\ s'i' MUD a. Four lor,, ts,,I,.s ain -
rom >iia" tins Ia,, q ln.a .,er my visitors
"1y on' iii .f.l,ve,n the points " e'N' f'''' with
BRIDGES HOLT proprie,
M, JOIN y. LtE, Ma4ay.r
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The Weather md ,nc C.,,,

i"r E'"'''os we"'"'' we are now having, i
.' ~ '"' '','', "PP'ec'aoe o''HS'hs' o'untlfai
'"V'''"o' IS = 'r''""i'e op'" US II e'nao'h,
Wv "," y, ,'r "'e', " ',"P"'i' W" NE ana
'E'' !" W." ""' '''H,, anu WIN Encouraging
'NPc''"' VI, VI P'"''ul harvest " cannot oot
,o"''"" ''' '''"N''S """ ''" c'mtof'efs
't "''""" ,r'" "'.'' Il, hhPIy rs wh'h ma
mug WV" "'snoo's h'se'ho' win present shg
s'S'""'' VI snort crops famine prices, ana enh
,4''"' P""'S ~ SUM 'u'u'' p''l"u. me lie"
'"! '''n"y s""s","e we hh'e han' IN n ih'fe
"''c"h''" p"'ht Oh Vlew ISM our humble judge
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We publish the following paragraph from tho
Richmond Wing with unfcigned pleasure. W.
believe II" better appointment could hase been
made il the Secretary of War had searched tho
Who'll, Union:
We are graifed 10 lenrn that the Secretary Of War
has conferred upon tol jun6s y Roanr. OF this city
an appointment IN the 18th Regiment OF the United
States Artillrry.-tel. Roaue l. We'll known gal
liant and talented gentleman. aud h. promotion will
impar great Satisfaction To his numerous friends and
aruulnfRuFc4
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1t - probable thai all these work, Nil lac prosecu
ted to completion, though rs to more of them
generation may pass before that result is achieve
In addition to these routes which have been proved
comparatively fcasibleetwo others have been lcsig-
mated ~ practicable for ship canal 10 wit, from
the thiriqu lagoon in New Granada to the gulfof
Dolce on the Pacific, and rom the river Atraa flow
ing into the Atlantic, to the river Chocn falling into
the Pacific. This latter line is south ofthe lsthmus
of Darien. Neither of them have been so careful,
surveyed AS to Justify nm opinion in respect To their
adaptation to canal purpoScs.-R. !. Cou 4 Eng.
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The exports and import, into the ,ix PRINCIPAL Col.
lection Dstt,cts of the Nnitr States for the au,rer
ending Dist December ST aud } :. Of March 1851
were As follows:
The six ports are Boston, New York. Philadelphia
Baltimore, New ORLEANS. aud >,n francisco
For the quarter endin- December 3lsl. 1856 the
aggregate Ut exports So, 5000 and OF I'm ports
SGilS 900
For The quarter ending 3l.t March, 1857, the es.
ports were St'5io ooD and the imports S92 500,-
900.
ton, were >336O,O0J; from New ork, $50, 462 900
from Philadelphia, Sl,742.o5o; from Baltimore, s..
2O6,UOo; from New Orleans, S3i74l 600; a1d from
San Francisco, S2.43 900.
The Imports Tor the quarter. into Boston,
amounted IN value To Sll,3l6,oa0: New York S64
S9l zoos Philadelphia, Sil3l 009 b fillmore. 81 IS.
GEO. New Orleans, S7,D5s 600; and sun Francisco
S2.421,000.
The Exports of foreign mfrchaniis~ for the last
quarter named amounted To SG5s6 900
The above Is from Official tabes prepared at the
Register office.
h"snd Markets, J~"~ 4.
fLo' Id Ties Of Supefna. been made at
50 to ship and 50 - to the trade. Extra u4o,ei
Mt - 25aSs 80
NhkA,-None coming in. Last sales 81 Goa
81 10
C"RN.-We continneto quote Corn ut SlaSl o.
BAtoN.-hnrket Yer, h,te Bone SIDE. HUFF
without bone l4ialj; Shonl,trs l2a21. Holders
very firm.
Acx"nd.ts C.u," u.r.c ymn. T.
RESt tAIi.E s44a>5 49,.
Hoes, S9a~ai
MUTTON >4iaS5
LAMBS o2sao3. per hcri
CALVES ~laaS5
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The Bristol tics.

The Bristol Convention meets IL day. Sever
al del gates from below passed up Yesterday.
aud large attendance il expected from tho
South and Southwest. We expect to lay before
readers early aud reliable intelii gence of the
proceedings Of the Convention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-03
SPECIAL. NOTICES.


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guJIanRl. be- Il DR. s.ta u, F.n5. RosfoH, Mass
ar Il el Il 20 be due 10 that young lady
member family. had been suffering
bruuebsl affection aud the disease had made such pro
grrs the best medea aid had been consulted
ihat great enertsed that the disease with her a
with others might speedily terminate in death
inurcd through the persuasion Of friend To try your
Di Wisf RsI<AM WILD oHtRts and after She had
utte liz felt entirely relieved oi the attack
XrtY respectable, Yours J. =. WILTON.
Nome genuine nn.e-s 4igned BUTTS IN the wrapper.
SETH W FnwLE II co. II Washington Street, Bos
ton. Prapfirinrs. sid by their agents everywhere.
For sale by J II sEAl.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-03

NV OK. MN 70. I H. QuNkrr IIty has
arrived witt Ialer DATE from Havana Sugars
wrir fun, freight, -i.ady aud exchanges d. pres
srd. 1t was reported Santa Anna would arrive
at Havana IN few duv- en- route To- Mckee, un
der Spun ii protection. I h. B,i,i>l vrrs.l ut
Arab -,alrd nn hc 2Jth
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-03

Tn. yIRaiSAS Ios OpFIcr his been fitted With great
.. and supplied with the extensive assortment ufpe
At eyrry aud PROMPT execution OF all
Kinds and Ornamental Printing II l. under tho SUI
of Mr. II O. TREaktt by whom all riders VIII
pnpct hled Distant patrons ~ be promptly sii"n
ded To- Patronage home and abroad respectfully solicited
NesSes Mes.rs. JAS w ReowS Jus'PBs BHoNr and
Authorized Agent In the country aud MAJ
YIN CHRISTIAN and A N MONTGOMERY, N the city Tor
making AFFECTIONS and settling tho basnss Of tho Ngnsh
fhe is cf April 1857 to ~heh time "I bs ior SUB
undersigned Tu distant snbscr
beers no arrears bills VIII Ice sent ny
femlitaneos through that channel IN registered r'
III. old business should be speedily vouhd Mp We trust That
a. those no nae vii appreciate the necessity
for an eary prompt sciomcn OF their accounts on pre-
s,nf.iiou MCDONALD & PETERS
NaY 2lts
Those gentlemen also authorized 10 receive sub
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