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ClNNM BARD SOLE LEATHEH
FF+S TRUNKS We have just rec lived
~uEFAN tSMby Philadelphia steamers large
and varied assortment Of Ladies
and Qentlsmens' hard SOLE LEATH kR TRUNKS,
varying in size from ~ 70 81 inches long. and well
proporti0ned oth-rwise The sizes 80, 81 and 36
Inches have hat or bonnet cases la them. which are
portable to be used or taken out at pleasure. We
have been very particular In giving orders for the
above Trunks both regards fnish and dur ability.
is our purpose 10 furnish cur friend and patrons
with the very best trucks which can bs made And
TO aid ne in doing this we have given our orders to
Mr. BENZ ANDREWS, of Philadelphia, who is decided
" the very best manufacturer OF trunks that We
have ever seen or heard of.
All who wish Trunk which is well flushed, and
that will prove entirely satisfactory In respect
will please call on u.s. at Ne ll3 Main street, Ricn
ezs PUTNEY & WATTS
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Observation-Disclosures SAW

~ ED TO 0RDER.-The subscriber, having
cured the entire control of one of the best STEAM
CIRCULAR SAW-MILLS in the State, located in
Virgin Pine Forest. near navigation, will contract
;ofurnish at short notice in good order and rea
sooable terms. Framing Timbers sawed all sizes and
description of Lumber.
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FORWARDING BUSINESS FROM

jackson, MISSISSIPPI.
AIR. r. Fl. JACKSON: DRAR SRI
Iva have tried 100 bottles of your ExcEIsoa BrrERs
with my customers and universally recommend it 81
, specific against ARue and Fever, Bilious Fever
10. As TONIC, find 1t superior to any other arti
Gle have ever tried. As an agreeable ertcle In .
COCKTAIL, IL ia only TO be used to be approved
Your friend aud servant,
THOS NJ rALLQN. NJ d
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MN|M TRUNKSl TkUNKd!!--
lSSZET-Tx54 Received BY last steamer, Q large
1(48N e M supply OF Ladies' French Dress
Trunks, the NEST conveniently ar
ranged and best article for Ladies' use that be
had Ladies' about TO travel, will save themselves
much trouble and Inconvenience, by procuring ono
or moro OF these Trunks.
bave. also, On hand, very extensive assortment
of SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS Of every size and
quality and large stock Of the cheaper grades OF
Trunks Those in want of Trunks of any descrip-
tion can hardly fail be suited. bsth In the article
and price, As my assortment embraces almost every
kind, and am determined to offer them at very
small advances on manufacturer prices. A call Is
respectfully solicited at No Is Main street.
US JNO PAGE. in.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-31

MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
~ Gold by nearly all the Druggists In this city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-31

- fer pain when for the small sum OF two or
three dollsfy you can have instant and permanent
reliefs can furnish you with c,vering tor those
useful. but sometimes trcublesomc mem6ers-tne
feet-n the shape Of Prunelia Brogan or 9aiter, nc
the prices named above which Is ct once cumforta'
BILE genteel and durable. Then why suffer pain -
Call and be cured. JN0 Q PAGk. JR.
Tvs Is Main street.
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a,fii bonud In the enduring chain of woman's pure
snd nrst pledged affection, tent like the dropping
lily b-neash the blast OF unanticfpsfed neglect, had
IN seclusios from society and the exercise Of Chris
tin charities and devotion, sought balm for her
wounded heart
Luz ,hpr. period change took place 10 the gov.
eminent OF the island on which Charles was resi-
dens, and spirit Of returning Justice and human
ity directed the Attentan Of the authorities to tho
nsAtifutfon ofthe estates which had been ruthless
j. seized upon by the nearest surviving inhahi
tsut after the dreadful and bloody slaughter of the
iasurrcctinn.
The evidence OF the claim which was made by
Charles " his pasrimony Vas 80 plain and clear
by IL, 10 b. piaced again In condition OF compe
fency.
Aclimats to which he Was unsecnstomed, the ef
fscss Of the sudden disasters that had heaien him
sud the asaiiuity with which he prosecuted his
profession. had, however, made such fatal inroads
upon his constitution ~ to leave little hope for
long nr happy euj yment Of his new possessi0ns
By shs advice OF bis own Judgment, Which Was the
only monitor sdritted by him 10 his c',nndencs.
ho sold for the nrst price be could obtain, all his
interest 10 the inland. and sailed from II with the
determination Of seeking = moro congsniai home
last abiding place, IN the land Of his youth.
I'll yeminiscsuces.
I ~ arrived - Philad4iphis but few months
previous 10 the period 81 bic dccesse, and sought
and received the cempapionsbip Of the very few OF
bis esrty friends WHO wsrs seen standing around
his bedside 10 the hour ofhis death. Prst u these
be had plsced the narrator Of these ctrcunstances
- me. Who had bssD the means q my iotsodnctior
20 tho palnfnl scene abavs described. aud Who had
hssn his eiassuats 10 bis professional studtss.
IL veusnred Dat,hpwever even 70 hios g breathe
rs bame ~ her - whoM ~ haA des0sed tie nrse
Joadast aM~ctfoA " Bis hsass - = ess inqaify
~ ehAalA invite yespoese. thss be felt Bis weak
"a q aaspre nnabie - wtthstsnd.
4 - Nv allS M eins enA divert his attention ~
= - ~. lSsao M devAsias,on that IN In.
Sss.6 n 14SlHee eAs wosbing upon HE remnant OF
- sr1Sl6}S. 81 4s3>nA frSqseutiy Induced him 70
Sse9 49, ptsh Tin y his daily round Of visits q
tks3op HlS1seed Ne professional relief On ons
~ tteae eaeasiops. Jnst The friends were lsaRipr
- leee tegstksr. servant drsSssd IN pisin ~
leasst ltsesy, ssn~ ~ he esb, sad handsd s so1s
" ~ Aoesof.
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steam on the Ests Canal.

Tie successful Introduction Of steam ~
motive power on the Erie Canal il an event
second In importance only to the origi nal
conception n that avenue of commerce.
One stam canal boat has made trip
through the entire length oi the canal
The canal propeller Sieinbsrg has been ma
king triumpbaI trip from Buffalo to Itocb
esi'r and back. Grsst rjoieings were had
at both ends Of the ronte and along the line.
Gov. X ing. the Canal Commissioners. rep
resn'ativ,r Of the press. and number 81
other gentlemen were u the e1cur.ionis,s.
and the feasibility Of the navigation Of the
canal by steam ia clearly establisioi.---
The only drawback now seeIDs 10 be III"
bridge, which arr too low 10 permit the
passage 81 boa, pipes without great delay
and Inconvenience. That 81 course can IT.
rIncd,ed. snd should be.
The 5biDbcrg made four and five miles
al hour, creating only swell not exceeding
tire inches 10 bright. and less in fact than
us.i tp b. created by the fast packets
Commissioner HuggIcs stated that steam
would rt'laer freight irtm Buffalo to New
York fifty pr cent, which Tact will -e,,Ie
the question OF freight route between The
Wet and Atlantic board No 'ou'e ear
compete with the Erie Canal, lat Of ~
much iuipOrtsDc. u Ohio, almost, NJ to Tie
Empire 5tatc.--Ciec,. Hta!d.
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Abolition Of Psisasses,.g.

The Paris tioaueur Of July IL publishes
u memorandum from WAiswskI TO the Eln.
pcror NAPOLEON. containing the following
facts
Adopted aud ratified by the plenipo,en.
tinres Of Austria, France, Great britain,
Russia. Sardinia and Turkey. the declara.
ton oi the 10th Of April has received thr
full adhesion of the following Powers -
Baden, Bavaria. Belgium, Bremen, Brazil,
the Duchy Of brunswick, Chill, the Argcn
tins Consideration. the Germanie Coniricr
alton, Denmark. the Two Sic'lcs, Ecuador,
the Roman States. Greece, Guatemala. Hay.
ii, Hamburg. Hanover the Two IIesscs,
lubec, MccklcnberR 3trl'is Meckenbcrg.
Scbwerin, Nassau, Gutenberg. Parma, The
Netherlands. Peru. Portugal, Sasony,
SaxeAtcnburg, Sake. Coburg Gotha, SAKE.
Meiningcn, SAKE Weimar, Sweden Switz,'r-
laih, Tuscany, and Wurtemburg.
The abO7e namfd Governments ackn0wl.
edge
That privatccring il and remains abolish.
ed that the neutral flag covers the cargo
Of the enemy, except when il II contrabnnd
OF war that neutral goods, except contra.
band Of war, are not sczabIe under the enc.
my's flag finally. that blockadsr, 10 bc oh.
Igatory, are 10 BE- effective Is " say
maintained Ivy sufficient force 10 shut ou,
the access oi the enemys ships aud other
vessels in reality thu Government Of IRA
quay has also given ia entire assent TO these
four principles except its ratification by the
Legislature.
spain, without acceding " the declara.
ton Of the 10th Of April, on account OF
the abolition Of privaioring. has answered
that shc appropriated the thre others a.
her own. Mexico has given the same an-
swcr.
The United States would also be ready 10
grant their adhesion, il il were added 10
the enunciation u the abolition 81 priya-
b,eriDg that the private property d ci,izenr,
subjects Of the beligcrent Powers. would
be- Tree from seizure ut MA from the war M
vns respectively.
Save ,boe exceptions, Nil the Cabinets
have adhered without reserve 10 the four
principles constituting the declaration Of
the Congress NJ Paris
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low price Of seven dollars and quarter per
acre, viii cover the entire cost OF the road
and its equipments.
The report Of the Treasurer Of the Com.
pany. is Us follows
MENDOZA, July 3lst, lsSs.
Hon. Geo, W. NortA. Prsstisnf MiM. T. Cedar
Valley Raiirosd Company.
STA; The amount Of capital stock Of the Com.
pAny, upon which assessments have been paid,
IL nine hundred and my one shares, upon
which ten per cent, being two assessments, Of
five per cent. each. have been paid into the
Treasury.
The amount received into the
Treasury 10 July last, is....., ti0,039 81
OF which there has bssn paid ont
for engineering and other cx.
penses .........,,.,.,...... tp,sts.as
Leaving u balance Ia the Treasury --------
LIST July, Of. ...,,.,.....,..... elst,ts
Respectfully,
HENsy II. SiBLgY,
Treasurer.
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Tux ElHcrIos WAR MAS BecoMs of
BLACK RErunLicANisM IN MlssorR,--Thc
general result OF the election in this State
has been ascertained, and Il may well be
stated Ia briei.
1'hos. !. Anderson is elected To Congress
by $500 majority over Henderson.
james Craig beats his opponent, Adams
1000 votes.
John Il. Clark walked over tho course in
his District, nobody having the temer.,y to
oppose him,
John $. Phelps Is. there is every reason
10 believe, re elected by decided majority,
beating John =. Richardson.
NOEL beats Xeigler largely in Carnihcrs,
District.
Blair is beaten by Barrett in this Dis.
trict. and
Samuel H. Woo,lson is returned in the
Finh District. by decided majority over
Cen Reid.
The details OF the election for the State
Legislature are not less satisfactory. both
branches will have clear majority Of M
tioual Democrats, with sprioklng Of
Americans. and some few who have been
elected as "Uoion men, bu, not ono Of
whom can be properly classcsi rs Repnbli.
cans or Emancipa,lonists. Dr. Sitton. Of
Gasconade, occupies the proud position Of
being the only Black Republican In either
House Of the Legislature Was ever
party 80 completely overwhelmed and dc.
stroycdy Ev,ry man upon whom faint
OF suspicion rested, or even il tho Black he.
publ,cans volunteered their support 10
candidate. was marked and voted down,
This has been done 10 show the feeling Of
N ssouri on this question. md to deter dcs.
peratc politicians from introducing il into
our elections hereafter Missouri Rsp. 9th.
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Important!

Some enterprising publisher has obtained
the following highly important Atlantic
Geographic correspondence. Would it not
be advisable 10
Strike the hew.gag; sound the ,onion,
And let the loud hosannss ring
Queen I,etom 10 President B,Ui,andn g,est.
ng 49,
DEAR SIR--I have just presented the
English people with my tenth addition to
the Royal Family.
60 thou and do likewise.
VICTORIA RgGlss.
London, August 3. 1886.
After much trouble and expensc, the old
Sage's reply has been procured. 1T Is a.
follow:
Dear Mrs. Q,tea--Yours has been r.
ceived. Follow my example and dry
up"
Yours IrrTendicularly,
JANIS BucuAsAs.
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Northern Route 10 Frazer River.

Gov. SIBLKy. on Wednesday, addressed
the following communication to the Senate.
on the importance Of this route to Minneso-
ia, and the necessity Of government protec-
ton to emigrants
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
Sr. PArL, Min. Aug. IL, 1858.
Hon. WH,am Hoieom5s, President Of the
Senate:
SIR IL present Tor the consideration OF
the Senate, resolutions OF highly important
character, connected with and advocating
the policy OF the establishment by the Gen.
eral Government, of an overland communi-
cation through this State and the proposed
Territory Of Dakota, to the newly discov-
cred gold fields on Frazer River in the
British Possessions. 1t is Of the greatest
consequence TO Minnesota tina, the route
should be opened, and emigrants protected
by the strong arm OF the Federal Govern
ment, and this without delay. Our Sena-
tors in Congress should be instructed, and
our Representatives requested, to press upon
the attention Of Congress the great advau
tuStS VI tuc iuutc euINSyVu W 'V''thoi
Stevens, over all others, for railway commu-
nication between the waters OF the Missis.
sippi and the Pacific Ocean. And until u
railroad shall be constructed by public
means or private enterprise, a practicable
wagon road with military posts at intervals
along it, is imperatively demanded by the
interests Of the General Government, AZ well
as Of this State. 1t is probable that u
proper representation OF facts by our autho.
rized representatives in Washington, sup.
ported by the expression of views by the
Legislature such as are embodied in the
resolutions, would do much to direct the al
tention of the authorities at Washington to
the necessity of early and prompt action,
and in rendering effective assistance in pre-
pairing the way Tor the passage OF em'.
grants.
ask that the resolutions, if concurred in
by the Senate, may he transmitted to the
House of Representatives for its considera-
ton. Respectfully,
Henry II. SIBLEy.
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FEos the animal abstract u returns Of
the militia oi tn United States for 1851
Transmitted ia accordance with the net u
1903, by The Secretary n War, W. barn
tina, the grand aggregate IN all the State
Territories. AID the D,stric, Of COLUMBIA
Is 2,sjj,1 2G. OF this humber about 200, =.
900 are infantry, 10000 cavalry 1900
artillery AMI 20 900 ri iies.
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Tus Louisville journal, speaking Of The

Tug Louisville journal, speaking o. The
boo, b1.inc.s goe,h il thus -
Our FIRE eating nd q tbe Memphis 3ra'
israck, va. recently pTsssniss 18th new par
~ boots. Hh,ch. BE- s4ys ere admirably adapt
ed fos kicking Another souibsrn editor.
lev day. before. received Inc PAIR Of boot.
perhaps No, glits new. e4nsiy aaapiea 70 tns
saHe use. TIE gentlemen ShS pf'-e nioa them
dIA rot zee ~ - TAI. ilsm "a lsrlug he ig-
'a-s.trg ceremony
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jazz A. MAITLAND. author ID Tn
Watchman," Ssrtaru," &c, bas II =
thought, committed suieidc H. le't BIZ
house IN Brooklyn 90 Fribsy Of wsk b.
lore last. and has not BEEN heard d s,bce
lie 40, q Ietter 10 fri,Id Announcing b.s
intention 10 destroy himself
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Tug Jew. Rorn.cHiLD, took his seat 10
the British HOME Of Commons on the 18th
ultimo and load cbecrs. The iB,0Ieran,
barrier Of British religious bigo'ry Is bro
ken. never rnor, it IA 70 be hoped. TO b.
erected.
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Ms JASg LIOYD, the greatest Of Eng
lish heircsses, ia 10 b. married 10 Colonel
LlspsAY, the hero Of the Alma, who wa
lucky enough to get nine Russian baIls iirel
into the colTs which BE- carried without re
q wing one into biz own bolf.
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Igiai opsi u coasTgf
ton An1 equipment, '3G17,rg7 nan
Ai,oye 100 900 aersz Of laDd have bo.n
donated by Couprss 70 AID IN tbe c0ns'rgc-
uon n y,ur rDsf rhich ryen a, the very
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ALI

En BBL6. Dayton An, 70 hbls. CincinnaH AZ
~ 0ood summer stcck. received on oonaiar.
STAFFORD AccuHR.
spAela Love~.
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The undersigned, h.vsr. ycyr.A q P:-...--
ship suss ths nae md Il yis u Hainas pxct1sr.
And purchased the sntlfs interest u n. B. faras.
Dsorl, Dlinds, Flooring, rsnp- Tubing ~. ~
ths old stand, corner u = Bud Stseets. ~
ksoksk ~. Dss Moipes hail Road DsDol.
Ksekak sept. =. ~. r. q. IAIa1s.
octs-d
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HI. ~ iss he h,s. Of lsss and :hsss
ass as y: . .ss WI. III Z. advance: y liz
pua one Of
sppne In
aasth h N.sa.
viii
a 9 NJ 81
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$780, {, = -. 4. n ~. & 49,. =
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MILL nAnufacturc AaA pat On . - i
Csnsnt Roofing .saitable tor all kinds Of bald
ings- II Is applied either fslt " canvass, and
70 roofs Of any grade, from Of IN inch up 10 one
fourth pitch, and equally dura able in al eases.
It's veil adapted TO cover coYsices, walls Of ali
kinds, ans 10 cement all kinds Of roofs 10 the val
and protect then psrfsctIy from water. II Il the
most suitable roohag fur vsrnsdshz " porchss
waking over il viii not iajure il in The least, a.
II van bscone hard in all Temperatures, thus
naking The most desirabls reoang far premenadss.
'M This valuable roodng his bssn thsruuEh tested
For more than nine ysau, and has rem xined fast
and aninjsrsA. II hes besn in use in this city for
three yeass, and has given entire satisfaction.
Tor farther infermation plcAss call At the once
no trUusle - shou specimens Of roefs Of three
years standing froe from leaks or repairs and ~
Hnkntssed- Among the many persona Who have used
n ksokuk are the following:
y. W. Kiloourne, s. starkxather
&c. Parrot, Jas. L. Bruce.
Hawkins Taylor, VIM. o. Daniel.
f y w. johnson, A. Waleott.
Sam Fpiioak, j.. b. Howell,
Xx DR.. Hicks, Or Knaul.s
X S.e-yall 4 Co., J Clark
Kmxisn Lucas, X. u0uer,
scoaeid + Bro, d. Redainston.
na enc toing-snis roof IL neSS tre-psoo
apr1ed3T n WI HSk.
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q p e N A g "a I'm !
C. u. W1DnOm

INFORMS his lksssss tAat ~ - psss1 aeala Il
shis old stand On nsese1 strsss nslr NsJl, tern-
ssiy U. J. Doubleday . Wiser. witA laxHe ete1k
u Wall Ps9ss. 0tasisssry. nnyslepss, 0suving
pepsr, Tuhs Paints. 6sAoOl Books, ~, ~, III u
wAieh hs will sell yswsf Nm svsx btkaee e0erol
II Ks6kuA, sA&4
Who have mt settled thsir accounts NH ~ late
Arm Of q. y. D. 3 W !, that now vouM - = 81.
sellsnt opportunity - II -, - hs u AAxSeas -
sloss up the bssinsss Of III Arn.
spr15d ~
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. = = n J n . ~ . ~.
Iaansss.s Keokuk.
lJH thanks TO my many frisads fos past
1ayGu1 BIG leave to inform thsa that i
~ ny sphlKG AND SUMNER
AtNO, fresh from The
F1in Co., and James Wilde, ~.
e Clothing Aoases In ~ Uni.
thieg = good and wsli made:
fDn1 r. - will testify .
money mattcrsI A.
Dttly III Cash
A.W.0KIFIITH. 4
- GO Me 6ui,s, good and latest fish.
-, for sals Il " Main.st.
uPr1a AVG
a VERY snpsrior assortment II III nsu GOA.
"A az hand 1t No. ~ Aaia-st.
k~.nRea AVG.
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Lands 10 Northern and Southern rsv. q,
| sale on fayursbls tsrms, ~
mchlod STEwART 0RIFTITR. Asents.
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U BINARY INDUCEmENT1
u TRADE

=, Lawn Robes
Lissa 0ssds + III 4inds-white and
qnnts; white and bscwn table diaper,
Aiapsr tewsiing, Irish linen brown 10.
L. Dammsr She~ Wis, blAck silk vcsettsa, err
efoidefies, 1acea ~ handkerchiefs, hosiery,
trimming, 00 ,erAvAts cellars and Sos.
ALSO, ana.s1 81 ssnn.r clo.hias1nl
necessary artielss ~ 6smss<es % msntioh.
AND IN connection With th6tbove, keep ~
sortnent Of Queensware aid 0roeeries, the iatt1f
81 which still continue to sell IT wholssal
prices. fresh lot Of choice Teas direct from the
Canton TssCo., New York, which are warranted 20
give entire satiafaction ar the money will be re-
landed.
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