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THEGREATu HEALTH REsTORER

EKEtT HEaT.TTi
n LIFE or THE FLESH Is ~ The RLOOD
NETIlES the blood becomes vItiatcd, impure, or IA,
wv weak, the fesh loses its vitality, the skin becomes
yellow aud pAllii, the Liver disordered, Dyspepsia and In
digestion follow, the spirits droop, Nervousness common
ces, and lie becomes n burden.
H~ARTSIlORNES HEALTH ~RESTORER, OR SARSA
PARlI.LA CORDIAL,
Acts upon Tie Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels impart
ing new yigor hni tone TO n constitution impaired by
disease from any cause. II removes Pimplrs, and all skir
eruptions: nrouses TN" physical powers OF both sexes
civis bloom to the phllid cheek, and makes one joyous aud
nnppy. Though medicinal in It's effects. ii is n perfect cor
dial in taste. 1t is particularly adapted 10 Female com
plants, which In their very nature are exhausting and de
oiliating. For Drupsy, or ~drop-icai sweninss, ar Kidney
and Bladder affections, II scts lik. Il charm. Quart bottlet
81, small bottles 10 cenia.
sold by Purcell. I.add & Co; Fisher & Winston: Peter
son: Bodekcr: Garlick. w 7 ladd; M;llspaugh Il John
son; Duval & Norton; . a Strrckcr. and Dowdcn.
MAY oG-dAr3m
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U6IvIDEND The President and Directors Of the
~ Farmers Bank Of Virginia, have declared Il divi.
dcnd of three and thrce-quartrrs per cent. out nf the pro-
tits ot the institution Tor the last six months, subject Ia n
deduction OF u quarter per cent bonus payable L" the
- te, leaving three and onc-hali per cent net, payable
TO the stockholders.
July 7-dim j. a SMITH, Cash'r.
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ARM,TRONG, GATOR & CO,

,,,. IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs
Millinery, silk Goods. Straw Bonnets,
!. Flats, Flowers and Ruches,
"SfinoRE ST between Charles & Hanover
+ BALTIMORE.
..~;+9re..
'ac;y Fix months-or six per cent. OF for par
Feb
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MISCELLANEOUS.


DISSOLUTION
'rfTE firm Of UiXtiI y CO. IL THE DIV dissolved
u ham. expired ~ A'ni'n''on N prisons hahn.
r!niins R.a!rsi ~. lac t'Hr, WI p'op=" jr..rr' them iul
inrdiat"ly Tor foundation, nHi Oh person. nd. b'rt will
plcnse max" prompt Inyin"n'
Either partner wlll continue H. sign ;he rimn ni iha hyn
In closing its business. RlGHIl RARTON HNXAII,
Wm. lfNltY HANALL,
T. b. GRUMPY.
Richmond, July /. less
DISSOLUTION.
Tn" 10 Parfncrship heretofore cNi,tn- urjrr III" nrm
oi CRENSlAN N FISHER, l. thu day Dissolved t..
tI"r pHrlnrr vii! .ign the nHut' pi the nm in c'osira il;
business. In Ibis connection, they c,p"ct. IN u lew
weeks, 10 offer to the trade, r cnrsu OF ITO Cohrr.
LEWIS b. CREEsHAW,
Richmond, July /, 1858. GEORGE d. FISHER.
COMPREHENSIVE.
The subscribers have formed q Co Partnership. aud
Will conduct the MILLING BUSINESS, IN thi. Ciy. nm.
der the style and firm of IAXALL, CkENSTItW X co.
RICHD BARTON HANiLL,
LEWIS II. CRENSIIhW.
GEORGE b FISHER,
r Il. GRUMPY.
~ Office in rhr l:uilding, occupied tor MANY year,
by Messrs HAXALL Il ca.
Richmond. July t.. ls1s July = ilic2m
DISSOLUTION OF C0-PARTNEKSnIP.
'HNiiE 20 partnership OF bARNEi IL COOKE is til
Il day dissolved hy mutual consent Either OF the
partners will sign IN liqliintion. The books vi the con.
Germ will be lctr nj the store OF Isaac n. Cooke, adjoining
the late sior. OF DABSFv 4 Cooke, where nil pnr-ons in.
those TO whom w. are indebted will present their bills
Tor payment. ROBERT 4. f.. DABNEi
ISAAC N. COOKE.
RICHMOND, July |, lrdS.-ciw
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INSTITUTE.

' U
'NNHE exercises OF this school will be resumed Oclo
d Der 4Ih, and be continued til. Goth July following.
The usual English branches, Latin, Greek, French, span
ish aud Mathematics will he taught.
Board, including everything except lights, $50, tut
tion $50; payable half yearly, in advance.
For circulars containing further particulars address
n. Il KEAE,
Iulp 2-cWtlat Oct Near Gnnchlnnd G LII Va
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.,,. YORK ,JvlY Section is firm; Sales of
tr,ny II l. | l6c. Flour is unchanged.
-. " S.r. Sales oi Southern red at 81 lO to
,N 81 Is 20 81 10. Corn is firm; 1ales ct
- 10 IS. white, 81 to Sic; yellow, "a to S3c.
=, nt Tu-p-ntine is firm at as 10 44c. kosin Ia
y. =, g.. Rice Is quiet. Stock are higher.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

~SVN sAM'L. 7. BAYLY,
WATSON & HAYLY,
rf1,cf oRNEYS At Law,
TN a.. The courts of the city of Richmond
/: vwgaH"s OF Rcnrico and Chesterfield.
stson' United States Comruissioner and Com
rbAyiy' Commissioner of United States Cour,
commissioner OF Deeds, etc., and Notary
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GOOD TOBACCO LAND AT AUCTION,

YS<liE subscriber will positively cell, upon the pre-
a ini,es, 10 the highest bidder On the I'D day oil July
next Gt tair, II not, the next fair day. i.22i acres OF Lana,
in the county # Charlotte, well adapted 10 the growth OF
tobacco aud Grain; II lair proportion Hat land OF good
quality, about hall III Original forest, heavily timbercd,
and On abundant supply oil water. The improvements
consist of h good Dwelling, and all necessary %out-houscs
The location Is healthy and in al excellent neighboIhOod
ak miles west vi the village Ut Rough Creek. MI r. j.
Jrnnings, who lives upon il, Will show the land to any onG
wishing 10 see it. II will be- sold in one tract or divided
10 SUIT purchasers.
Terms accommodating, ani made known ON the day oi
sale. John u. AkMlSTEAD.
June l9-ctds' Lynchburg, June ls. 1853
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Two LEWIS VIVA AND -.
kELLOGti-Takc notice, that on the Goth day
Of july nrxi. | shall proceed, n. the Ofic" OF VIM. II. Ly.
rr-. IN the city of Richmond. between fhc hours Of ten
AMI six o'clock. 20 t.ke the dispositions OF Garland Hsnes
ani o;h"rs. 20 be -cad as evidence IN tic suit in Chance.
~. depending in the Circut Court Of Richmond, in which
am piais,ii md you and othors are defendants.
SARAH r. CARY,
June Is-cw4w Bv her next friend.
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NOTICE

MEETING Of the Board OF Visitors OF the Medical
N College of Virginia will be held in this city. GA the
9Th of July next, to I'LL n vacancy in the Proies,orshIp oi
Chemistry. created by the resignation OF Or. Martin P.
Scott. Candidates foI the vacant chair will address their
applications to THEO. p. MAYO,
June 2t-dt9July sec. OF the Hoard.
LAND AEENCY
HIHE subscriber will undertake, upon very reasonable
1 terms. the recovery OF land patented to the soldiers
OF the United States army in the war of lsl2, !ying in the
States Of Illinois and Missouri, and sold tor lakes.
GEO. BAG By, Land and Pension Agent,
llth street, opposite
April 2l-3m G"idins Hall. Richmond. Va.
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'Ans Street, in Godd:n's Building.
j.. THOMPSON BROWN,

'o..'Ef AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA.
d, sy'eeuee IN the Cour;s of the cities of Rich
~ and Petersburg. and OF The counties Of
~ Chesterfield.
an street, opposite the American Hotel.
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ysssT CHARLES HOTEL,
'"h OF MAIN AND WALL STREETS

No.. RICHMOND, "a.
r. ,nsned hive leased the above Hotel for 9
.raf'' aud are now fully prepared to re
- s"'' md the public They intend to make
"a 't' aspects comfortable and agreeable
"9Hrd, per day. 81 IS.
: u THOS. B. P. INGRAM,
~c<Ii JOHN G.. MOSBY, in.
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l.,rrvoHE. JrlYS Flour and wheat are un-
o.. Corn i, frmer; sales OF white at IS to 15c;
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AUCTION SALES.
bf GODDIN &: APPERSnN
TENtwEHiDOSERS' SALE OF :,
INF riTv ON MAiN AND lirI STRFFTI

"A cur c Cam, ~ appointed by u decree of III. c-
th- 2nI day Of u u me Cry OF Richmond, pronouncrI
,u mfi n u no ais We shall proceed to sell, ., T a.
July, Isjs, Ar I ! premises, on MONDAY. the i9th Iy .,
day, the vaiaa bbt.I Ss. + NJ ii lair, If not. the ns>t f. NJ
w. ua. .n,nqsl Shepherd died seed; 'o Snd n" a., "Soge, a.
ADD q others. " the = Is III d iloi.day. Richmond Enggi,.r
Main street, runs back 'I aboS, - = ieel on the south line oi
Is bounded on the west by Ilrh stree, VICE alley '"l
sr.s Posi- 0firc % Inn nd Plopefiy, near the American Hoe.
very best in This city. 'fi a. among the
ihnMs-one,ioa CASH; balance a, d =, 49,, OIL,
months, Tor n]rgoaAole notes, interest add ! : n.d ~
oy Court. a. A. MORSUN. "'' fhcc "rirr'i
j ne. o. y ,s4 fAsP2lrH' con"t..t,o-s.
Julv q-tds
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LOTTERIES

MAEYIiND LOTTERIES
~ fhAEt. " co. I..ItGtt~. BALTIMORE
2Gs HhRiiANn.
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W.. ii K,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
m RICHMOND, Va,
e5sen'- IN the city, and in the county Of Ches-
'~ed' ofce No. 10, over Spence's Clothing
n..h -lAc6~
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4 rnpy-I csc.
y JAMES ROY MICOU. elk. F.. &. G..
REMOVAL.

" -G4npowder and Black Teas landing. The
-''t CHOPS 'ha, have been imported this season.
~ ;aa' ar- in wan, are invited 10 call and examine
EDMOND. DAVENPORT d CO.
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NOTICE.

III. persons indebted TO the estate OF the lGe Ottoman
N Slaughter of King William, are requested To MAKE
payment, ns indulgence cannot be given. Al,hose having
claims against the estate are requested to present then
properly authenticated for payment
WV. C. ALLEN,
Executor al OTTOMAN SLAUGHTER, decreased.
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AN Old Bills liz
'UNHE Thirty fifth Session of the Warrenton IN. G. y
Il Female Collegiate Institute, will commence July 18th.
Course Of study thorough aud extensive. and terms rea'
sonable. JULIUS WILCOX, Prest.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S


'HNHiS invaluable medicine il uniHiling in the cure OF
z Nil ihosc painful md dangerous diseases incident To
The female constitution.
1t moi.rmtes all rxr,.s.cs, aud removes all INSTRUCTIONS,
from whhirycr cause, and a speedy rure nisy be relied
IN.
TO MARRIED LADIES
IT is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in = short time. bring on
III. monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These pills should no, be- taken by iemales that are
pregnant, during The FIRST THREE MONTHS as they
are sur" to bring Oh Miscarriage; but nj every other time
and in every other case, they are perfectly snc.
In all cases 81 Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
he Back aud Limbs, ll",viness. Fatigue on slight exer-
ton. PalpiHtIon 81 The Heart. Lowncss ui spirits, Hys.
,erics, sick Headache. Whites, md AL The painful diseases
accustomed by n d~isoricrcd -ystrtn, these Pills will effect
II cure when all other means have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be- carefully preserved.
\ bottle continuing 80 pills, md encircl-d with the i0v-
crnmrnt Stamp al Great Britain. cnn he sent post free for
81 and Il postage stamps.
Wholesale aud Retail Agents for Virginia-PUR.
CELL. LADD ~ CO, W. PETERSON, aud DUvAL q
SORTO March lily.
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SW IN a CO.'S ES
TRlUMPHdNT!:
SWAN ~ co.
CONTINUE TO DRAW AS USUAL WITHOUT
INTERRUPTIONS.
81 cos
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL, N
AUTHORIZED BY THE
STATE OF GEORGlA.

2HE LITE ITTEMPT TO LNJTRE
OUR FIRM HAS SHOWN
THAT OUR LOTTERIES ARE DRAWN FAIRLY;
THAT OUR PRIZES AXE PAID F~UScTUALLY;
AND THAT OUR SCHEMES
ARE MORE LIBERAL THAN ANY OTHER LOT
Terry IN THE WORLD
TIHE following Schemes vii. be drawn by 8. SWAN Co,
Il Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery, In each OF
their single number lotteries for JULY, 1855, at Angus
IA, Ga, in public, under the superintendent of Commits
5iUDers.
class 2j draws on Saturday, July 10, 1S5S
Class - draws on saturday, July ~, INJS.
Class rs draws on saturday, July FL, ISIS.
Class I'd draws an saturday, July 81. 1858.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
5000 TICkET~!
rIyE THOUSAND YOCH HUNDRED AND RIGHrY-YIvE PRIZES
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets!I
GNIFICEN Sc HEME
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u NaRTIA>n
prt~ir|. f"a"nf'i .,Fsr '&e .P7er,r,sHifurs % me
Hfaf, iJ'trg ropuj>s,p1tr.
GRAND sC!!l''r.S fGH July, l."-.
FRIDAY Ju!, 9-PrSorrdc Kyor, C!Rss q. - Nos.
u drawn hCk'ts 81 70. C~hpii4is-SlUuuO ! If 5ol.-
Certificates 81 Packages al wholes SO 2~J-shares In pro-
portion
SATURDAY, July l1-Maryland state. Cl,ss ia. -
Nos. L. drawn Tickets $40. Capital Prize: 81. coo,
1897. Certificates oi packages OF who!e5 Sl5--,hare.
II proportions.
MONDAY. July Rehabilitation County Lottery. Cia.s
20. r Mo-. - dr.wn. Tickets = Capital Prices
S:6.i- 1000. trrti!cn,c, "l IA Packages ut Whules
>l2d %il-shar,s in rropor,i-n.
TUESDAY: Jay ii-liel AR Lottery. Glass II. :. Nos,
u drawI. Tickets s.. Capitslr tzes-S20.O 900, 10000,
t.UVo, i,see. Certificate ot packages OF wholes $40 90
shnrcsin proportion.
WEDNESDAY, July li-Susquchunns Canal, Class q.
= at o,'on Certiicntes OF Packages of Wholcs Sl66 -
shares ia proportion.
THURSDAY, Jaly lj-Cnrroi! County Lottery. Glass IS
.pSns. IL dr"wn ballots. Tickets 81. Capital Prizes
c@DouO, 10000. Certificate Of Packages OF W.Iolcs ga
Shares IN proportion.
FRIDAY. july Id--Pokomokr River, Glass -. ~ Nos.
Il irtwn. Tickets - %. Capital Prizes: slO.2lI, 20 OF
I,"JO. C'ruicnt" Of Package. Of wholes s39 O-shares
IN proportion.
SATURDAY, July i7-Maryland state, Glass -. -
Nos. IL drawn. Tickets Sl0-CApital Prizes-S3?,0 900,
!0,2j.. Certificates of Packages OF Wholes Sl53-shares
IN proportion.
- Dollar Lottery is drawn daiiy.
- Recommendations will receive attention, If address
ri tn Il FRANCE & co.
lnit ~
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SCHOOLS AND

WASHINGTON ACADEMY,
AMELIA, VA.
5ftliE mex, session Il this Institution will Commence
n September lei and close June 10Th.
Reference 10 the Trustees and ID MI patrons
JNO. A.. h. MG0nEN.
Finucy Mile, Amelia. Va. July a-ew,i5 sen
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rouNITTED no JIIL-LUlY ANN. .

HHARE OPPORTUNITY - person tayinS eapi-
RS tai and wishing to engage in the DErG BUSINESS,
can hear OF = desirable opportunity by addressing J. ;. T.,
COY 10. Richmond. Va NnvII-rtf
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rp1.1 oa pnrrcu.LnAnIlc cAnnI>rs

n N conformity with that parto the net masking appro
L priatinns Tor the support oi the army for tho year end
ing the JOth June. 1889. approved Jun" I2ih, les, when
appropriate. "ior the purchase OF brccch.londinc carbine-
of the best model, to BE- So ected and approved by a bnnrd
of ordnance officers" n board consisting ot three officers
of the ordnance corps will meet al West Point, New York,
On the l2th day of July next, for the purpose indicated BY
the law.
All persons DESTROYS Of competing tor the best model
brccch.losdlpr csrbines are invited TO do so, and enrh
competitor is required tn submit bis carbine, with the pro
per ammunition for the same mot les. than one hundred
rourds) to the board, not later thnn three Days AFTER the
commencement Of its session; 10 cxplhin its mode ot
operation, and to lcnvc it with tho bosrd tor examination
aud trial. ID n. CRAld,
ORpS,Srr OFFICE, Colonel OF Ordnance.
Washington. June lS, lS5- -dtJulyl2.
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shakspeare's Birth Place.

Mr.. Bayard Taylor states that when he visited
the cottage where Shakespeare was born, young
aud enthusiastic Englishman asked the old woman
who shows the place, If he might cut piece from
OF board in front of it. "Bless you," said she,
shakespeare had nothing to do with that; the
butcher who had the house long after him pat that
up." Upon Mr.. Taylor's askin. the old woman
whether the house had ever been damaged by hun
ters Of relics she said that the worst instance
that Of parry of boarding school girls who asked
to be left alone In the room in which Shakespeare
was born, 10 order that nothing might disturb the
impression of the spot. After they left, large
square block was found to have been cut from the
rnantiepiece.
Another tourist states that, as long az twenty
Ave years ago. when he paid the same cottage
visit, the curious hunters of relics had begun TO
pick pieces from that mantlepiece, which
worm eaten and nearly rotten, and the walls of the
room and the very ceiling were covered with the
signatures of year of ambitious visitors. These
signatures were every now and then whitewashed
to give room for the signatures of other worship
pers Of the great poet. In the roon, az the time
this tourist was there, was table made of mul-
berry, which was for sale, but the woman who had
charge of the place would not r1uch that it
made of the tree the poet under in his own gar
den.
''The only thing" says the writer, shat we saw
at the little town of Ayon that at all touched u.s.
WAS the grave Of Shakespeare. in the pretty little
church Of the place Of his nativity. Yet there wa.
nothing in the mere appearance of the grave that
was impressive. You we're moved and touch ed by
the fact that you stood over the mortal remains Of
the Immortal Shaksp sare; and the simplicity Of his
burial place, the absence Of anything like osteuts-
tiousness or display about it, lent solemnity to
your thoughts and filled them with reverence that
would otherwise be wanting. The stone that lies
fiat over the body Of Shakespeare. IL nothing more
than ordinary paving stone, in which has been
rudely cutthese lines
Good friend. FOR JesuS sake forbear
To dig the dust inclosed here;
Blest be the man that spares those stones
And cursed be he that moves my boues'
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Tho Austrians In I,.Iv.

The French Courier DIES E.ats JHis publishes a
detailed statement Of Austrian tyranny aud cruel!
ties 10 Italy, from the pen Of French gentleman,
who went to that country With prejudiees In favor
Of the Austrian Government, but whose personal
observation Of the actual state of things has work
ed an entire change in his opinions and oompeil-
ed. in behalf Of outraged humanity, to give the
truth to the world. The atrocities practiced by
the Austrian Government and soldiery upon the
unhappy people, as recited by this impartial OBJ
server, are enough 10 make the blood run cold
This unadorned statement of facts requires no
comment, and needs no appeal to the passions Of
men, toawaken the indignation and horror Of the
civilized nations We had not supposed that, 10
this age Of the world, such q brutal and hideous
despotism existed on the face Of the earth. snch
a fearful record OF murders, rapes, and wholesale
slaughter, for the most trivial offences, ne have
never before heard OF. II . tenth part Of the
statement be true It Ia enough TO warrant the ex.
tinction Of Austria from the roll Of nations.
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Financial and Commercial.

Sales in New York, Thursdar. OF 81 600 Va 6s at
80, and sl4 1000 Tenn. 6s at 921a9s3.
The New York Journal of Commerce of Thursday
afternoon says:
There is little to break the monotony of an easy
and limited demand. aud one days report is. re-
cessary much like another ia its general features
The banks hold on 10 the government loan. and TO
ali the acceptable paper which offers aud loans
maze by private capitalists upon any description OF
security, and in some cases ut rate OF interest
Foreign Exchange is Eominally the same. draw
ers fnuing motive for any concession In the ao-
SERGE of any demand from importers.
The same paper has the following remarks on the
After the FIRST of May the price of -four declined
to s. s. anu has fuctuated but slightly since, the
q our. Within few days the fLreiSu news has Deem
regarded as more favorable, and prices have az ain
same descriptions aud there bsve been considerable
shipments or snsaxenents TO Liverpool LONDON.
GLASGOW, and Spanish and French Mediterranean
ports. If the export demand should continue &C.
tive we may Look for a gradual strepgt henins OF
the market up to the period for the ingStherlne OF
some nsn me ' beyond that date But it . precisely
regard to the probability of such continued de-
mand that the opinions here are most widely a. a.
rance. In the meantime. the occasional Reports Oh
damage by drought, floods. rust. weavii' &C
throughout our own country. strengthens me c.us
age OF spectators. One OF the most singular yea
lures o, the grain market is the comparative prlce
of wheat and corn. Sound yellow corn Is W9Itn
here something over 80 cents per pusnei sud liz
the supply increases must identity go still mig uer.
il ia wanted chiefly for the New Eng ana states,
where the consumption is very steady audit ID din-
cult to find an acceptable substitute
Northern Markets.
NEW YORK July Flour advanced: state $4.i3
ga ~; OHIO "a s095; Southern - 759'ig 90 beat
higher but not no.nnal Corn firm: - hite gZg9oc'
yellow s3g95c sugar advanced "a. Spirits Turpen-
tine 45 Cotton quiet and unchanged
Richmond Markets. July 23.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is DO change 10 note 10
| a the RreatstUt market. flour Is
very scarce and if in market would command, TO
shippers 81 rs for common, and S. for good.
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ARRIVAL OF TILE AMERICA. 3

NEW York, July % The steamship America,
with dates from Liverpool to the 10th Instant, has
arrived.
shs brings nothing later concerning the tele-
ersPh cable, save that the Agamemnen had not ar
rived at Queenstown.
The House OF Commons had passed the India
Bill.
Lord Maimsbury had oficisly announced that
the cruisers on the Cuban coast we're to be with.
drawn, but the blockade Of the African coast was
10 be strictly enforced.
II IL again stated that Spain u preparing an ex.
petition Of TO- 900 men against Mexico.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL July lN.-The cotton market for tha
week opened at an advance 81 l-,f9ls, INT s1hsa.
aupn,ly almost lost Sales for the week OF 5000
bslss Including $500 each 70 speculators and ex'
rorters Sales on Fridsy estimated at 5000 baies.
market closing dull Stock in port 100000 bales In
Guiding s75 mo American. Manchester pIicas weak,
with but little deruand. Rich ,rdsou. Spence Co.
rapor, Flour steady. wheat frm oorD firm A. Cd
t6Is advance Beef heavy. Pork steady. Bacon
heavy-bol ers pressing on the market Sugar
steady Coffee nuiet, Rice quiet Resin firm spir-
its Turpentine dull a. A.
The bullion in the Bank Of England had declined
&s29GOW.
Conso1s oSL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-24
SPECIAL NOTICES
r@-Now Is THE ACCEPTED TIMB!-Ds.

-. NOW Is THE ACCkPrKD 1IhH!-Ds-
LAT NO LONGER BUf TAKE OUT AT ONCE Policy UPON
YoUR IIFE and thus protect your family against the
a moral duty that every man owes to his tt,a,sy.
himself and to society. The cost is mere trtae -
General Hsuranc Agency. Pearl street, merit door to
Il D Eacbos-the .fu amount a. he fnsnrance mo. no
Rcy is paid in case of death tettou deduction TOT
Also with regard 70 Stare Insurance and Fire and
Murine Insurance, the rates are very reasonable
wo OF tn. most reliable Com pauies in the Union re-
presentea-7he AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE
AND TRUST COMPANY raplLa a! >, and As.ets Sl
MARINE COMPANY, (bolh of Philadelphia Ga
pitsl $3.50, zoo.
RTAn Losses of Insurance promptly paid, at the
office in Richm3nd.
Cal and get a pamphlet and circular, which will
explain all to you. y. II. sRIChEN.