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EALTIMORE MARKET .LrL1 L.

COFFEE The Coffee market was firm To d.y. bu
quiet. Sales reported Of 81 bag. COOL Rio ut lille per ID
posed To press scl"s. We c""rinI. Ia quote ordinary I,
medium Rio ut l0i nIlr. mir Ia. s"o"l do NJ IIiaII!.. nnd
prime to choice do nj, Halle. Java Coffee ut I~G;nI.c.-
LHgIayra Cnrre ht BE per 10.
FLOUR AND MEAL. There wns m aciiv. demand
Tor City Mills super to-day, and sales al some s, 100 brls al
81 50 per bbl. Sales also OF $50 bbls Ohio super at l2l
and 30 bbls choice do, late yesterday. ut 80 per bbL-
For Howard ST. cet super holders generally wer. uskin.
rould have been had readily at 7 ~. but the market closed
dull nj this lntr date Extra Flour IN good demand. W.
now quote n"minnlly. Ohio Extra at J 'Ise, Howard ST
IL" : l2t H -. City Mills do nj { 2Jne ~ per bJI. Salrs to.
.J b5ls Ohio Extra at < per Dbl Rye Flour No ,nlrs
10 day. We quote NJ I .naI 6ai per Dbl Corn Mral-Wc
quot, country Meal vi 3 -. and city do at { ~ per LbL
from both mlIiers aud shippers. Two lot. Of about 900
bushels new white Wheat offered, OH. oi which sold,
prim" nj =! W." quote noininaliy, good tp prime pnrcrls
old nni new white Wheat III II 9'iS!; do. OLD ani ncw
rcd nj 81 s3tSl - per bu,hel. Corn Receipts lsht and
Iiprkrt srraly. About 200 bushels offered IN 'rhmnrr /,
dny; nni all sold, inr In good white 1t, sJn-- els, hni Ia ir
20 good yellow ~t s3ae'; els. No p,im. OF either white or
yellow offered, prim. white Corn would hnv. readily
brought 10 r, aud yellow do. ~ cts. y hushri. Rye
About 2W bushels Pennsylvania Rycoirred on 'clmn.elu Ia.
LAY, and all -HLl atSl u Y bushrl. oats-Thc mukrt il
trIn, and u fair dclnrnd About loo bushels offered on
change todny. and I'LL sold, good Pennsylvania nj u. cts A.,
aud 5i IT'S. Tor damaged do. We quote Maryland and vir.
GINA Dat. n0IninAlly nj a7s61 cts p bushel.
rRoVISloN-.-The market wa. very buoyanl IL DAY.
$50, do. no. ] ut sI7 per Dbl. Furk-Eo snIes t" dny.
We quote Mess Pork nj SCI 81, and Prime DO. 1T l-ait 20
per hhl. There Is DO Runp in market. Bacon Sale. Ia.
day ~ 10 binds Bacon %.hOuldcrs. Ia arrive, ou privat.
Iaic: 40 pieces canvuIsci hams nj lJc. 800 pieces DO NJ
l3!r: mud - tres do at l3Ic. Sales in .bbin. lots Of some
100 hhds Baron, shoulders at ! tic, and side. at lgic u.r
ID Bulk Meats Sales Of 3d. o' Id" bulk hams NJ l6.c
md $1,000 lbs do al lie. We quote uomin.IIy bulk
shoulders at l0r; do sides a, l2c per ID LarI-.sIe. 10.
day of 300 kegs refined Lard ut lb!c per ID.
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nf tho noble Chesapeake Ray, has esPrnd"I ni'''" ~
"t dollars in forming connections with the "eh. ~
the inIonn.able perseverance of her cltIAe.i@' a"u I,
lls expenditures Of these vast sums, the Dsrt'ers :"
nature have been overcome, and her great hlsn~a{ 10
TN. tee'n!ng valleys and fertile plains and me N'sH.y
West has been finally completed. Almost the entire
West aud Southwest are now thrown open TO PAN,
more, and large amounts Of western produce "no"
formerly WAS compelled to aeek the Atlantic ny WY
If tho Mississippi river to New Orleans, or 10y thu
works OF our own northern neighbors, are now uamy
thrown into her lap, whence they most lind CONVEY
arca tn Europe, South America and the West ihurs.
Is it not u bnrle.que on our business men that rms ye,y
produce has in many cases 10 be re shipped 10 se"
York. and thence 10 Europefur the simple r-ns"n 'ia'
our only communication with our trans AtaiI'r'
brethren is now generally conceded slow coach 'ihe'
sailin. vessels! Once let the proposed line gel ih'"
operstion. and we shall be much mistaken 1t baltimore
does not furnish the bulk Of The outward cargnes
even it -hs fails 10 become the point OF dlseInbIK"
,;on Of the snigraut passengers and return freight
Already We sea that large numbers OF emlgranss ar
irving in Philadelphia come to Baltimore for tho pur'
pose II going West over the Baltimore and OHIO Kali
r,sL - Baltimore PdLriOi.
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THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT


Messrs. Eiiion:-An impression having gotten
abroad among tl,s citizens "f snru. ut the upper
rnutiirs in the Eighth Judicial Circuit. tia, Col. Gay
brook will not bs genaralIy supported IN the Norm.
crm Neck, nj the approx. ching election for Judge ~11
feel il due Ia him that This unfonnir,l rninor slioliIh
be correctcd; par ~:icula"ly, rs it las been intimatel 10
us that many Of tbs voters outsii. tho Northern,
Neck will d-clino sapl porting him upon, the ground
that IT would no throwing away their votes. We
confidently nssert, that i'll Richmond, Lancaster ana
Northumberland count leg liz will be voted for almost
unanimously. Aud. ho canuol fail to got u very r.
spectacle vote in Wedmoreland, though that county
hrs two candidates in the field. lie cannot leave lh2
Northern Neck with lt ~ than twelve hundred votes
Had Col. ClaybroOk not magnanimously yielded his
claims in the last election he would have beenslect
ed beyond Il doubt; no ID now that he has accepted q
raj! from hs f-llow.ctiiZens, which he could rot vel
decline, some persOnsl enemy, no doubt, has started
the rumor above rsferred to, 10 defeat hs election.
The friends of Col. Clsybrouk arc not disposed t.
scramble for the office. They have not circulated
any electioneering do cumen's. They intend tn avail
quietly the verdict al the people, feeling assured thai
they will Judge correctly for themselves who is tn.
best man To fill 80 rel ponsible III office. At the sams
time they wish TO seu fair play, and only desire tina
Injustice may not be- done. NERIrhs.
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FLUvANNA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
10 Tie Editors of The Enquirer:

~ tC NV "f
FLuvANNA COUNTY, July l0th, 1851.
Gentlemen: 1t may not only he satisfactory 10
your many readers in this vicinity, but also q proper
stimulant to the advancement OF education rs we'll
as a lust reward TO The eXerlion OF our teachers and
patrons to make mention through your columns OF
the late closing exercises Oi the FluvAnna Female
Institute. This institution, founded last year, has
lately closed its second session under quite auspi-
cious circumstances. Happening 10 be present al tho
uublic examinations which look place upon the THi
and Sth, we were struck with the admirable system
pursued in the studies, and the graceful manner in
which tia young ladies acquitted themselves. The
plan followed throughout is based upon that of tlo
University. The written examinations preceding the
public oral ones are graded like thUae of tie Univer-
sity and distinctions of merit given To those who
show u familiar Acquaintance with the studies pur
sred. Much credit is To be given to the principal,
Mr.. =. s. Henson, for having introduced into our
county q system of education which il rapidly max
ing itself felt throughout Virginia hnI the South
On the evening of the Sth Mt tho close of the eXaml'
nations the citizens Of this and the neisiburlns
counties, who were assembled at the celebration,
wore entertained by u delightful concert given
tIs p% peri TSss'a ocoa H,tsa'i Ii" ! por fss | SAiIHf the AZ H.
dienue was seated under the trues. 1t is seldom that
we have been more delighted by n musical suires.-
The voices of the young lalies were only 10 be equal
led by their charming appearance. After this per
tOrnaice, which reflected great credit upon the teach
es as we'll as pupils aud gave general satisfaction to
the audience, the promenade around the ynrd was ell
Iivened by the charlottesville brass baud.
On tho following day the public exercises were
opened with prayer, and the distinction. Of merit
awarded TO the young lndies. Essays, composed by
Members Of the school, were then read by tue princi-
pal, some of which wers beautifully executed. Tho
orator of the day WAS then introduced to the audience
by Mr.. Henson, and The Rev. DR.. Burrows Of Rich
mund, proceeded To deliver al eloquent and instruc.
tive address To the young ladies'. The exercises were
then closed with music from the Brass Band.
Tho whole commencement passed OH well, and tle
general satisfaction eviuced by the patron, and HI.
dienco has, we hope, repaid the exsrtion Of The Raw.
Mr.. Henson and the Faculty OF the Institute. We
hope, md from lts success during the last sessinn, we
have every reason to be assured, that this Institution
will not only reflect great credit on our county, but
occupy q prominent position amongst the many er
cellent schools Of our State.
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TIT 1' .Lt7"VTT'
TIE BUCKINGHAM FEMALE INSTITUTE

TIE a FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Me.srs. Editors :-"Ilow plensan, it u.s." was the
remark Ul NIL tlUsii who we're liz, happy pHrtici pants
OF the enjoyment realized, in attending the late com
msnceincnt exercises OF this truly excellent institu-
ton.
The eighth aud ninth of July, 1857, will long be re-
membered, by those who were present, with feelings
aud emotions OF the most pleAsurabls character, both
OH account of The many points OF interest presented
by the programme, as we'll as the display Of beauty
exhibited by tbs smiling counlenances OF the young
ladies'.
The crowd in attendance was moi AS large HI
has been known To attend Oh similar occasions; but
there WAS no diminutiOn ni interest felt in conse-
quence of this, as large crowds are not always The
most pleasant.
In writing u brief account of what ranspired du.
ring the progress Of the exercises, we are at Il loss 10
say what particular part WA the most 10 be admired:
the " concord Of sweet sounds that enanated
from the young ladies', their essays. Or the very
instructive and practical address of the orator OF the
occasion, }. X. Thompson, Esq Of Richmond
Among the many essays read. we were particularly
struck with two which seem to demand at our hands.
en- pissant, some notice. The subject of one was,
n,has s sIIoqI i"ma h anu ,nnssS 81 tn ms," "f tha s"A, w %, 'n a1
admirable production of the kind. and showed that
thorough mental training which the students OF this
school are required To undergo. We do not mention
these as superior compositions tn the rest, but only
speak of them IA having been more particularly 10.
ticed by ourselves.
We would mention, rs highly c~reiitablc 10 the oli
GERS OF this institutions, the very excellent and appro-
pirate arrangements which were made for the com
fort aud enjoyment of tho audiences, rs well ~ tho or.
der aud dccnrum which were preserved throughout
the entire exercises, thus showing that the proper dis
cipline is kept up, which is III much TO be desired in
an institution of this kind.
Wo should mention, before closing, that the ladies'
Of the graduating class presented Ia their President,
the Rev. j. e. Blackwell, n beautiful tea service OF
silver. The Rev. l.. NJ. Lee of Richmond, who made
the presentation, performed lid part in q nost hand
sone and appropriate manner, thus adding 10 little
TO tho amusement and pleasure of the occasion. This
WAS intended US a token Of TINT kindly regard and al
fsction which exists between them, growing out Of
their relation az teacher aud pupil.
Judging from all We have seen in connexipn with
this school, we must pronounce it one of rare excel
lence, and worthy Of the patronage OF all those who
have daughters, and wish to afford them au opportu
nifty Of obtaining a thorough and useful education.
lShYIus.
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In order Otevote my attention more exclusively &
strurti"u, ana The general superintendent" OF ;ke
s,illi". | d..irs To place The Bosr,i.ng Department 10
hands III soma gentleman and lady prepared 10 SsG
the whole charge aud responsibility nj Il, and Who-ect
setter nnd standing are such thar parents al n IisiaTrt q
lrrl entire cnEiiienc. in entrustiD. their daughter,
,hci. care. 10 not prOpGsc {" withdraw my Own u
rest in and wstchtulncss over those who come he boar!
TO the Institute, bat TO provide Tor them addition vi
Mons Ia ll- ioGaI IA 81 likely ~ ensure their er-atcs't =.
tort.
Tur rst.hii.hcd rt,"- i,r boari, including wn'hiGs,
ar. SaT per session -! nin" months II Il. beloved
| - tlk-'f.---- 60 % o. - " r.
hnn % 'n"t:y, provided with suitrbir fHciili"s, nnI
IA. his persona, assertion 10 the mater, may l!I" 20
-h'isi";i1"!i. ma yet support Ei- family By III" boar!
department. "hur giving his daughters ev,Iy airrl,
Tor 0h,sinib. u ihDrDu:h educ auC.l.
lthrii be- faPPy 10 Nv" more explicit Information
terms, So. hni 10 r'r0I,e applications. oluIc, person
or by letter. nil thu To- II August. Il MANLY. in.
July Eff kichm.ni "
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PUBLIC MEETING IN LOUISA COUNTY

SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL
At a meeting of the people Of Louisa county, held
at the Court House, on Monday, the Eth of July,
1857, for the pourpose Of appointing delegates 10 repre-
sent the county Of Louisa, in the Southern CONNER.
cial Convention TO be held At Knoxville. David An
derson. Jr., was called to the Chair, and Jas. T.. Cor
don appointed Secretary.
On motion of Edward II Lsne, it was
Resolved, That 90 delegates be appointed, by the
Chair, to represent the county of Louisa in said Con
~vention.
Whereupon, the Chair appointed the following gen
tlemen, whose selection WAS unanimously ratified by
tue meeting
Edward II Lane, Frank V Winston. j Z ThOrnp.
son, 1hos n Watson, Tlos : Watson. .Johr Hunter
VIM Oyerton. Clayton q Coleman. William f Wool
folk, VIM q Thompson. K Is Waddy, WIN ) Fowler
Francis w Jones, DR. d III francisco. Vim o Harris
K b Davis, DIR = Is Pendleton, N w Harris, VIM NJ
Ambler, Jos K PendletOn.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were ad
ded to this delegation.
On motion.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published in Tn. Richmond Enquirer.
DAVID ANDERSON, JR, Chairman.
laura I f,uInk aor.kary
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. JULY II, 1877

MADE rrs urivi- 1S.r
'
s&~fhe following quotations are wholesale. For small
orders higher prices will he CHARGED:
, -.,
AfthtSI None III market. pIIci Apples ~ '"c9s- u
Dnsht, u : m'.
nAIoA.min u niarh,' mas rnrr''.i S'I'e iast "rth me
I ,ot wi Is ui,I. " ,.m.,, n,G .L' ~ ."' -" ,t :" ~
, ', . ".,n n"s vs." - '""m VIZ" ''u'o' WV" Wv IT,
s' Ia s" ~" W S"Il"'" ~ '''es =: '""""'e' 'i.'
"r,Ir ~
cnn,,inn ~, W i"'t 1r M"u..i ma 80: ""snIM I"I -'
IwuS" - - u naFh"t - "e.''f H"ii'''''
mnh1"hN ."tI-' '''h> T " III ,ir'''''h'
~ y ~, t-"I', art'r"Ins T." ,htnlF.
n.'NniS, nr Ia'n,'I h"'hI,'' ,. Z n"Lfn '"r''
mo- P'I,':H '"nI'' =, I '';eil navy ''ii' ,n"s ns'.,
r '"'If" e hes'' Heavy Ceiir Feed hach''-, !''I' 20 t
a. - 90,
",rhr-"r ,ii"'e hn I"SlDi='s; ihI"'Sfa o"' i'H
-, ~ UT i"E,|I,' ,,
lanes Eivcr ~ '"G:fI 20 u Dbl. isIson
InVer - 'ueLsl 10. HOLMAN - '"Ul :" i""i''s
81 ."~f' -
,ohN' -Mhrk't urn a. ! ""If !" per huS''cL
CORN MEAL 81 l'gLSl - Transactions in Meal
mostly IN the retail way.
COKE For city consumption r. - per cart load al 20
bushels, for soft lump; soft hail - -. Hard lump and hail
~ -.
CorTON.-4 cents Il h.
COTTON YARNS, &c.-Cotion Yarns 2l6t2 % cts Cotton
Cnrlagc .. cts: Seine Irvine =. cts. Carpet War, ,! cts.
Wrapping Irvine - r-.
OAL.-WLitr aud Red Ash Amthracirc Coal, r@s siH-, for
family Use, - u, Ter ton or :,@@ h..: Scfuyihhi White
A.il. ihml, - '"GLf per ton L"lish Lump, ''t :"nnirie',
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NOON MOUNT FOR SALE, CONTAIN,
~ ILL l.


I lice \ nil" "n the lt,ppnhGTnock Iiger, With
Il ncfe- ui level land, Ia new, comfortable. and COM
cnt Dwelling House, with sS roOlns. ph..Agr, ciJ,et.
Two porclr"-. commanding one III the hnss; views u
r'cr TIL entirely healthy. NJ better n-lchbUrA0"
ia" -th;.' Umi al the most productive isin, l"G ~ ,
"n ih. riVrr, with one ui the most su'cussl ul n-L4lg 81
Yn The riy"r.
Tia" Farm %produr"- from 8 Ia $500 bushrl. At ".
la eoD barrels at C~rn. 2,uuc bushels Oats, suJ bu,I
Potatoes; beside, MI abundance oi good Fruit. A -
ins pasture al shout lC acres. Abuni IDD ncr.s cl.t
land. IN" hrl,n"" III tmh nni Hickory.
Fihr B,!n nal other necessary Out Huu,r-, WIN
DVrfScrrs House.
The Lhhd l. nnirr good rnclosur-. II lies fifteen ~
below FrhicTich-bu'y =, aud iI," from Port Roysl.
The Farm will be- sold IT, liz. highest bidder. ou
premises. The 18th day OF ArGi ~. II inir. II net. ~
18th, or the ir'xt lair day thereafter. II not -oid prgbi
before, al which due uriic' will h.. given.
There l. one oil the beet L.hnI!n.s on the Iivrr 10
found "n the Fsrm. +, n. IT/HlGE
Apply III frederick. burg, To
WM. NJ MITCHELL,
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STEAM COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN Ell

w.
The Hon. A. Dudley Mannis working manfully for
The establishment Of Il line Of steamers between the
Chesapeake Bay aud some favorable point in Europe.
A number of gentlemen recently held a meeting at
Old Point on the subject. at which muc, interest WIS
manifested in the proposed line. The meeting above
alluded to that a convention. ar general
gathering, b. hold at Old Pointo on the ar1th and goth
Of the present mouth, for the purpose OF maturing a
plan by which u subscription of one hundred Thousand
dollars can he RAISED, which ann il deemed sufficient
To place q piOnser steamer on the line. a committee
Of twsnty.siS highly respectable gentlemen were np
pointed 10 make all necessary arrangements tor the
meeting Of the convention, and also tn invite delegates
to attend from all parts OF the country Interested III
he project.
We have always looked upon the plan Of MIR: Mann
with favor, and now recur To the subject for The pur'
pose of urging upon our merchants aud business men
the propriety. We are almost tempted to say the neees
slty, OF being represented in the convention. This Is
a su9Ject full of interest TO our people, and we Earnestly
nope they will see the Importance of giving 1t their
earliest attention. What is now wanting is action
prompt action, and a few good and true men in a con.
ventlon like the Owe above uamed, will do more to-
wards carrying out the plan of a steam comnunica'
lion between the Chesapeake and Europe than a!lths
southern Conventions that ever have been OF ever
will be held.
The city Of Baltimore, situated az che Is at the head
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For the EagnuTr.
CELEBRATION AT BEECH ISLAND, BRUINS
"If

Messrs. Editors-Some !orty Democrats assembled
on the Fuuth, at Beech Island; and, uniting the
Grafton, the reading and the toaats. did honor to the
day in the rural styles of our fathers.
The spot il enconpassed by hills, forming a verdant
amphi theatre; many u moss covered rock and How
cry hilock, shaded by this beech; the JaghaHS and the
qarrcnS, towering towards the einpyrean murlnnr
ing rills OH every hand tinkle on the ear; in the dis.
lance the clatter OF One of tho best flour mills in all
THE region aud here in this lovely scene gushes
forth one OF natures coolest fountains.
The dinner consisted OF barbeGued lamb. in Juhens
best fashion, a ineliisl Of grrn0m'Hc n Ia Jack, and
the various vegetables OF the season, luscious aud
large. There were present Democrats from fur or
five %countiep, and from three States
"Mcn wcr. there
Who's. lrlrucls pressed their honry hair"
And there was young America, too, iortellins a hope
ful maturity; the generation that il To plant the con
queriug banner Of the Uninn upon every mountain
peak in the Western Hsnisphere-
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKETS.

Messrs. N. NJ Maria. Son 4 60, r"pOrl the marker H.
active. aud prices without any material change since our
ls-t report Inc receipts continue light
The following sales u tuDarcU hHv" been mhlp by N
NJ. Martin. Sou & Co since TursdnY last: d bids estate
f. Aston. Sl2 -, Is, rs ~. u 80. - 80 aTI H. IT,: = NJ,
NJ T. SuIu'rvil, 80 ~ aud IL: SIR NJ l. Purclrll sli. =.
Il Bul,~k, 81, iiG - nLI Il -. Mr : N Frin, SI3 40, E!
Il : Watkins. SIG -; , Or A rlTmm"r. eIJ Il! AMI H. IS
l Il ] k"yd. Si2 ~, Is ~. II ahi IL -. ) NJ Duke. Sl5,
IL aud 10 10; w cClanton, Si3 -: {; Jones; Sl2 ~
! Il! 4 Davis, Si 49, K b Bootwrirhi, us aud l. ~: -
r + Jones. u lays. $40, IL -, ~, Is -, li q, = ~ ~ ~,
= ht IL IL and II: 81 leaf, NJ Sl4 80. = nj H.. & ut L. ~.
at IL IL. i at III 81, Eat Ii -. II, hni ! Al Il ~, l. + II
+ Aston. hi 81, 3Rt ~ -, nj ~ 80. ~ ~. 10 -. at
H. -, " at H. IA. nj H. IT,, 3 nj IL - ani ut Ia: A J
Chandler. Sli 20 md 10; Daniel Cole. SIS. d w n IIar
rs, sII 10, : hi II ~, = ut IL, aud az Ii ~.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET. Jrryu

CoIToN-Sale. TO day of l.0Oo bales a, an advance OF
&C; Orleans Aiddling quoted nj ~ n liIc. Sales for the
pat ihres DAYS :l.ODO bales, aud receipts only 300 bale.
stock on hand B. 900 bales. Receipts nj this port thus far
u ies, than same period last year, amount to ais,0 600 bales,
and the decr-ste al all Southern ports 10 1000 bales -
STERLING Exrhsnge " per cent premium. The remainder
OF the markets are unchanged.
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IIOOI, SkIIfTS.
llOOf ShiitiS'
= rrrri,,I-

ISI received
- L.alies' and Misses Extension Skids
Ecw styles improved Hoop do
Cactus sul Embroidered skirts and Grass Cloth
Luce and Muslin Embroidrrlcs
rhildrcn'r and Lsdins' Gauzr Mrrino Vests
parasols md Ladies Umbrellas
Gents sun Umbrellas, Paragon Frame
Cent? M.rino aud Silk Underwear
tirrr-' cravnls. ~csris aud iinir Cloth Stocks
Ella. tie Rrlt- and Brass Hoops
al-o, Canton Mating. ! 1. 81 hnh - Wide. la W.!
nnl Red Check. Cocoon and Spanish Mating, AT IN" Ca
Store, ~. Main 81.
I,I, - CHRISTIAN 4 L.ATHROP
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TOT '6 EhYhbfT
TO COL. f.. FONTAINE.

PRESIDENT or THE ViRGISA Central BAIL RoAp
COMPANY.
Sir Please tell Us when the tunnel will be- done
The public, aud ourselves, have been put of for
months with the promise that in a short ffae the cars
would run through the tunnel; and the 18th of July
was liked as the latest moment that the work could
De delayed; aud now the 18th July has come, and Ms
tar as We can bear the work is as far from being done
% tor years past. Surely, hope deferred msksth the
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, July Il.

Beeves-Market depressed. Gales Of 5000 head ut u de
cline al ST Il 80. We quote sales hi 10 80 II ~ ~ pei
100 lbs for premium. Sheep-1he market is irm md 80
tive: SAILS Of Il 100 head nod prices unchanged. Swine
Market buoy snl. sales Vi 1850 head al 81 ~ a ! - l..
u.r 100 lbs
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CHRISTIAN 4 LATHRoP
WHEAT FANS.

d Il BROTHERS, Gel EBRAli
. PATENT DOUBLE SCREEN X &C X 4 a.,
WHEAT FAN, which since the late improvement
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