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Whisky and Bacon

WE have ustreceiEed on nslgnment,
Wv 100 bbls Extra Rectifedl WHISKY
livery old. M
10 Hhds BACON, SIDES and sHOul r
DERs, Iprime,1 which will beHseld low fol
Cash OF good paPet.. !,
i:S a. Nj tii III EAEh q o sN1ANss
June 18th, 1858. Hss,s
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WILSON H011So,
q. WILSON, PROPRIETOR.

II FIRsrs nliLDIsG ABOVE THE COT kT HousE.
me PToprfetpftof this new end splendid
brick Hotel, Is io1N prepared 70 receive visit.
Ioss No paias wi1I be spared ID render Ills
rablsaISd Bar worthy Of The support Of tie
rrafs li1F PnhliE. Rates is llik Is Al aal
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R1na Watsa1a -

J EtEELRY, SILVER PLATED " ARE, &c.
LJAE are now in receipt Of Isfge and spleR.
Ne did assortment of almost every variety
LOT WATCHES AND JEsMELRY, Of the las
| test styles, selected from the best manufac.
tuters, with great care, EIby ore Of our firm,
who is Experienced in such matters, and has
/ Just returned from the East with stock that
defies competition. l
ireat bargains can bel had. and those 3etil
| sing reliable Time keepers shoald avail them
selves of the opportunity of selecting from
our present dftment, as all can be suited as
regards style and price.
We have some very Superior
RAILROAD CLOCKS AND WATCHES
Also7-New styles Di4Rond, Coral, Cameo
Mosaic Rubyan1 Peart and Gsrnet and Pearl
Pins, Ear Rings Finger Rings. de-
10 Beautiful patterns of new Styles Silver
Ware. " Ell
10 Gold and Silver Spectacles, 10 suit al
sights. PALMER q OWEN.
RGornsT Of Maia aud Forth streets,
September, f%574-IY Cincinnati. Ohio.
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JAMES VI. GRAY,

TAR. JOHN Isl. HUNTER WIN leave Kas
H. nahwa about the middle oil luly.--
All persons Indebted To- him, nfIl please call
at bis Office ana settle il his lsqus Is moi
complied with bylih.t inns. Sc win ieel ton'
p7I "a p place pig claims in '|.a hands nl q.
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DIED.

/ IN Pittsburg Pa. at the 81 Clair Hotel, on 3
his | sth inst, Mrs Ion RoNHohsT. wlie q
Df. Non Bonhorgt, recently " this place.
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MAY st WEII,

age5 kF{I $780, - - A4Arf-A HI if3 80
Have received d large and splendid stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER CEOTHiNG!.
i'll. Direct from The. Eastern lCities,E
and which, owing tp the scarcity of1money,
| they will sell CHEAPER THAN EVER I s.
Their goods were Bought With cash, aftei
the great money Panic became general, and
consequently wefe obtained htIEnearly one
half the former prices, and theyEwill he sold,
FIR CASH, al Very small Advance on cost
prices. II
Now is the time foSbargainsf Look to yout
own interests, and give them dall. IGoand
examine theirgyods and prices, aS theyhei
Ct make chafg9s nor WY faces il you DO aoi
Ebuy, III
They have now on hand fnellot Of excel
Istent highland beautiful reahy-tnade clothing.
suitable tor Spring and SUMMER NEAR, at unt
Eprecedented low prizes; Fine Dress Gcais,
Pants ami Vests without n.albeE, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and CapsSs JewelFy. GIavats,
Gloves, Haadkeyckiets, HasieFyb Sc Also,
ii fine artiele.ef chewing Tobacco and a lol
5ot domestic and imported CtgarS. and many
other articles lepI tedious sto maHtion, Re,
faembeT The nnlqeand places ID
Lib MAY 4 lWElL,
| Arcade Build ngs OPP ste the. Coa$thoase,
y:sn1iff. .C.haEl esstt6li, ! Y Va
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

& The New York GO LDEN PRIZE Is one 81
the largest and best weekly papers of The
day. An Imperial Qaarto containing EIeHr
RACES, Of FORTY COLUMNS, df entertaining
original rnatteft and ELEGANTIy ILLtsrRATEB
every week. N II.
"A gift north tFoas 80 CENTS 10 $500. 8a
il gold, aelt Be presented u eaeh snbseri.
BET insaaediatety oa receipt of he sa6scflaI
tiO1s money.
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e Tf & " II %
U! SWAMI u Cos LoTTEKY CeMMlsstoNERs
ENDoRsEp W the Mayor and Post Master
NJ Augusta, and ain Ex u s.. Senator 81
fieprgia.
HI "A GARD.
Frtm TIE Co,amiss to,aerS. md Certificates
iii from me Mayor dnai Others ef the Cffty
44 Of augusta.
hueusrA. Richmond County, Georgia.
1t This is to cerfify that we hare superin-
AanHed tile drawings Of tile Sparta Acad-
emmy LOTTERY, SAMUEL SWANS 81 Co...
managers atIAugqsta. Georgia, from the
sooThraence Oh itsf drawings. and sti1
continue to superintead tile same, Each,
drawing is solely AID exclusively under
tdbbir control. and we can assure the pub
slie1hat lhe managers are men Of honor
resPectability and faft dealing and every
Ithias connected with the entire business
i'll SEarried on5 with the most scrupulpus
and exact integrity. "a
LEON II. DUGAS,
FREDERIC q BARBER, "a
tshmiss ohers Of Sparta Academy Lottery
Aaopsa Il O.. June 5th, fS5s.
An6psTA, ca June 18th, 1883.
]. From long personal acquaintance with
Leon p. Dl sas and Frederic G. Barber,
We take great pleasure in certifying that
tl1qv are men oIfthf highestiktegrity and
,,f5Jitg, and iii this community are es-
teeIned and regarded is highly honorable
and worth qitizens
Hon B. CONLEY,
rtaE N MaEaor Of tbe City ofE Augusta
\ A# JAMES N. flSNYTHE. Esq,
X POSTMASTER of th6 City of Augusta
|. Hon. JOHN n KING,
VI! Fornetly u. s., Senator
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MARRIED.

Il bnithe8t5lh. by the Rev. VIM. Bckers, Mr.
TEIp q EN- RIG fiS. to Miss ANN B. FARLEY
iIaA of Kanawhh County.
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BoDNE.ANT,S
STATE INSPEC.TI ON
lob a eco War q ho use,

Ill Nos. 6 1 and sd Front street sahi 62, ca and
66 Watef-st bet Walnut and Vine.
EETNft= w EEK bG Sales by Auction, OCT obac.
I1 co direct from the Planters OF choice
and general aISsoltments. Also, various
growth the same at all times BY priyat e sale.
submit comparison of the costs ITO the
Plantef between sales hsTe and those AT R.cht
nond, taking Cincinnati as q starting point
and 1850 thS. BIS the weight.
RI cosrloF SHIPMENTS TO cIsclNS44f.
sales, nc, to Tile Owner, ~ SO
#B Total Nv Sl.75
8# COST or SHIPMENTS TO RiCIIIosD n
Freight per hlld@to Point Pleasant, n $l.50
STORAGE ndscommission atatfat place,
FreightPer hha. from Pt. TO Wheeling, 800
ORA age and commission at Wheeling
Ffelg ht from M bee ing to Baltimore 4ec
per hundred 6.65
From Baltimore to Richmond per hid 1856
Drayage and Wharfage SO
Inspection +i II SO
Commission 24 per recent. kII Ali
average loss in weight Ibis per cwt.
HI Total e. pense, H S. SO
Showing d difference in favor ofEa Cinein-
rlatismaTket against Richmond Of 50 pei
hagshead, which is a cleafgain ID The Plant.
Ell Or ownar. CHARLES B9DMAN, Pro'r,
.3SantpnbfsE t15T-4v3njQVI al HE1
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USE COAL OIL I.AMPs.

COAL OIL LANES,
COAL OIL LAMPS, -
ell LAMPS.
COAL OIL LAMPS,
OfeveFy description,
0fsvaFy description,
OF evaEy.tieseriptiS
OF every description,
For Sale BY
EASr0N NORVEhL,
g ASTON. .NORVELL,
GASToN NORVELL,
s#. Charleston, VA,
CHARLESTON, Va,
Charleston, Va,
WHOLESALE & RETAlL, .Sl
WaaLEsALE & RETAlt,
WHOLESALE q RETAIa N !
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i AZ Ia n setiag Of III ...tsf Kanawha Roard a
N dc thesJaues River aud kan4 wha Com
pany, held on Saturday, THE. 26th prgie, 1858
James L. Cats,7 Esq wasTapppinted Diree-
tor in the room of Col CO. TonpkinS who
declined toaet.
This Board is now complete, and Consists
of Messrs. John L, Lewis, james Il. Fry, Dr.
John r. Hale, George Jefffies. and James u.
Cam. ALEXANDER 4. LAIDL'EY Sec. Fl
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Valuable Mill Property Tor Sale.
II OFF Err lor sale 'galaable s Nv 4 GRlS7
Mill, with twb acres Of Land attached
upon which there is new ana comfortable
Dwelling House. This Mil is ell situsied
half annie below the Mouth of Coal Riyet
will take pleasure inHshowing the propert.
10 any one desiring tolPurchase.5
IS. S. THOMPSON. 4
Coal s. Mouth, 1883 BAL
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Aattioll saIts.
FtaIoIic Auctio1o.

4
DY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed
I'D by VIM. A. Smith to the undersigned
Trustees. on the 9th day of April 1866.
and of record in Kanawha Co. Court
Clerks Office, to secure David j. w.
Clarkson the payment Of certain sums Of
money in said deed. set out and describ-j
ed, we shall on Monday, the 18th day Of
February, 1858. atthe Court Honse Of
Kanawha CO.. proceed to sell, at Public
Auction, 10 the highest bidder. for ready
money, certain TRACT of land and salt
property. opposite the town or Maiden, Oh
the Southwest side oflanawha river. be-
ling the same property heretofore sold by
said D. ] WI Clarkson to said William al.
Smith, and which is at present operated
by said Smith as q saltpropel4T, together
with ali the fixtures, wells, engines, cop+
per, suctions, tubes. metal, syphons, dc,
attached TO said property Or used thereon
Such title as is vested il the Trustees,
and which is believed to be good, will be
conveyed 7. b. SWAMI.
!. S.sSWANN. trustees trustees I
Dec. Iotn, 1901 n34.
By'consenf ofall parties, this sale IS ad
fjourned and continued. uptilthe Sd Nom
dayin April Gext, at the same place, When
1.-THE properly mentioned above, will by
/ like consent. be sold upon the following
terms, to.witl:i S26OoHi lr cash, and the
residue upon credit Of 6, 10, and as
months, the purchaser 70 give bond, with
good security, bearing interest from date
and the title to the land will be retained,
until the purchase money is all paid.
r. B. SWAMI, i =
]. s SWAMI, trustees
/ Feb 10Th, 1883, 43
| BY consent Of all parties. this sale is adj.
jourhed, until The 2l Mondayia July next.
and uponTthes same Terms as they are last adj
| yertised, and At the same place.
/ JNO. S. SWAMI, . r.
I I1B. SWAMI, iles'ees;s
/ April 18Th. 1853.
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E&.s. --E5Ala-=--o -------~-4 H' s# fest4fs
One COPY for i year 80. 80 No, and gift.
One COPY for Q years l.-....S s 5D, and 2 gifts.
One copy for 8 years. 50. 5 90, and 3 gifts
One copy for 5 Years s 90, and 5 gifts
AND TO. CLUBS.
Three copies ii Wear $50. So DO, and 8 gifts
Five copies. / War .,I.... s DO. and 5 gifts.
|. Ten copies / ysar III. ,,l5 DE, and l0gifGs.
Iwenty-one copies wear S9O land % gifts.
The articles to be distr lbutedI ate comprised
tnithes following list #
2Pisekages. Of Gold, containing $500 each
EzI 5 do. DO do. n 200 each
i 10 do. DO. do. 100 each.
\ lopat Lev. Hunt, Cassd Watches 100 each
L 20 Gold Watches is rs each.
I 30 g a. g.. ] e 1s sssb.
800 Ladies Cold Watches A5 EACH.
600 Silver Hunting Casel Watshes5 a0 each.
500 Silver Wafchss E0 to RS each.
1000 Gold Guartl, Vest and Fob /.
Eli Cnains 10 t9 30 eassh. Ill H
Cold LGckets, BraceietS, Htooehesd Ear
Brnps, Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons,
Sings, Shirt Studs Watch Keys, Guild and
oliver Thlmbles, ana variety pf Other arti-
cles, worth from fftycents to SIS each.
Immediately on receipt of the subscription
money, the subscriber name WILDE entered
upon the subscription book and ID gift will be
f5rwarded, within ore week, TIL the snbScri-
sbers, BIZ mail or expresS past pafd.
9T All congratulations should be adaEess-
eli to tf DEAN &EISALTER..s.k
{ IS and 40 Mofat Blu iding, zap 5readwaF,
New York.. IL u Il.
80 Specimen copies sent free. Agents
Wanted. May 25th, 1853. U
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FOR sPRiNGT AID SUMMER WEAR.
erer Offered to- HE citizens 9f Kalawha and
Surrounding counties, which be offers for sale
at prices that defy lcompetRt .
His stock eonBistslof articles usually fsnnd
liGenllemen's Furnishing Store, such as Cloth
CHATS of every description Heavy Over Goats
and all kinds OF winter clothingI Satin. SILK
AID Wooden Vests, Pants bf every variety,
Hats and Gaps, Bootsand Shoes, Shirts, Hand
kkrehicfs, Trunks, Carpet Bags, &e. Also.
a4fne stock Of Pefam,ry, Toilet Soap, fine
Picket Cutlery, &c, 45
Remember the name and place. I'M 4,
JOSEPH SHl ELDS,H
NextHdoor to the Goshetl House.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

r AN receiving a Fresh Supply of
il Drugs, medicines. Paints, Oils, Wine
.doz Glass. Dye Stuffs, Paint and other
Brushes, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, DC.
With every variety Of useful notions
that are sold by.D Druggist generally and
all the popular Patent medicines Of the
day. / will sell cheap for cash, aud war
rant you 4 pure article. Physicians,
Prescriptions and orders promptly at
tended TO at the Charleston Drug Store.
v2n35. d. HI ROGERS.
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aHARD TIMES J

rs pow the universal efy. ,,xss..S, .
4 Yet the 9.poor andcaeedHs.1; II III
need have no feaFSof becom 1AQST1@
ingnakeds because ~ 7
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DIR. GEO. WAN DE LINDE,

{rsesidence : Boone g. IT., Yirginia.)
s.Eil continues really, N,6u4 ana DAY, Ia ~
isnl|;ib This aid adjoining con mites. 10 such
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Look Here

Dtst E5'fGE ItaLn53 HIWdYS Oh y
September 4, 81 ni9y3yi
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E,.bna use Iosansissio1aers, and Certificates
Efrom me Mayor dnaf Others .ef The Cfty
81 Augusta.
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Dr.. G, W. BUSHNELL
pbpsifions & 5uraroms.
} MOhTON. M. D-Pbvsonatbic

* MOh1 OAhs u. L. ny ySOpaInlc
wlteIy and Diseases Of Women and Chinren. DR. NOR
IoN haviug located himself his place ready to at
their private dWelLgs. DR. N. dscards all b0lsons Of
every descriptions si her mineral animal or vesea6e AID
never reduces his patieats smnv
ne eo.I1e,ons stimulates aud tones the system by
Those afc ed with diseases Of tns Iirr TBn-, "a
ueys, spleen Neuraga Ind Iaatid hsuInatisI
acute Or Chronic Loss oi re crangement Of the
Gravel ScrOfg SWs UlceTs Cancers Fistuiss
lnpunnss ctthe Blood any Ctrone long Standing
presslon roapsus Uleua, HzmoT hsse &C are reqaesf
Cd 70 call Hts Mode q Treatment also completely
Dr.. NJ has also SURE safe and never alng remedy for
6eveI and Ague Shelera AoFbps and
DaItneea Coc Cram pS Loekiaw Fs and pasms treat
q ~ 81 also prepared totrsat successfully FEvERs
diseases. Tins y fiction OF imagination O. tEs bran
eqt facts dedqcs9 ron tenty-fre yeaTs The Reform
the yaFols sohools q phy c and systems Of practice ana
gradua,s from he old aad ns seb0Os Of Medb,iae.
kindsof 30 rANIC MEDICINES ssplos and com pounds
and rlps such as are usually Kept Boanc
Indian Remedies. a1d large uumbs Of Com pounss pre-
pared BY himself as kaaedial AGENTS, among which ars
MIX Nese SOVEREIGN remedy Tor the Dyspepsia Piles
NJ An,i-a lou. rs exclusively iorths Liver Sanstivs
never az q esrs kye.Wsisr zHsger ilnE remedy for
Nesk laaned Eyes; Canker Medicine. for Can
Ms Bassm Of Wiz Cheny. dT CouEhs Co ds Bronehiiis
SeassH and All Dlseas-s of Tie Lunes; Rhumafie
internal or exLarual arpcafiou Sovereign Rem
edy toI the Ch9leTa; Mothers Cordial Fsmals Fend
q n 3; Psrtie1lar Attenfion Willie paid in treat
Rs Al 90 chrome asd Private DsssSes 70 cleanse The
raise the dead but he does claim thai be osn cure Al T
able Diseases apa may that arg eonadered iacurahs
ST. Cleveland West Side. - - S-N4e'
q ?, d. n. would say that he can give One stu
aent 800 chance IN his Ore 70 rcd bedcine and rs
taIleus oI1ncneS ansediu &doawf Iuiv2S IsQ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-02

The PoMoLoGIcVL SOcIETY's MEETINe.-Ihe
Committee of the State Pomological Society has
been in session in this city for two days past The
attendance from various parts Of the State was
large, there being some thirty exhibitors. Among
the gentlemen present were Mr. Parsons, Of Flush
ing. Long Island, and II. D. Batham, Esq, of
Columbus The display of cherries, raspberries.
strawberries, gooseberries etc, etc, was exceed
ingly fine, and many new varieties wereshoWn.-
After making the proper report, the Committee
adjourned The last session was held in the Office
of the Ohio FaryaeT
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THE Law COLLRsE.-A very able and interest
ing address before the graduating class of the Ohio
State and Union Law College, (recently establish
ed here) was delivered by our fellow citizen, Hon
]. J. EIwelL The graceful, genial manner and the
polished language of the speaker would have pleas
ed and interested any audience however unpro-
fessional
The earnestDess with which he enforced the par
amount claims fthe seTerest integrity and honor
on the aspiraut for legal emolurents. denying 10
the dishonest any more right to ihe profession
than Lucifer to the Garden OF Eden, ," was grati-
fping to the lover Of truth, honor aud man; while
the clearness with which he portrayed the impor-
tance of certain comparatively neglected depart
ments of law, especially that Of Medical, or rather
Physical Jurisprudence, was of particular interest
TO the law student The audience, respectable in
Numbers. Considering the heat Of the weather and
other circumstances, should have been much larg-
er. and especially gratifying to the friends Of the
College, would have been the presence Of more of
the gentler sex.
The examination of the graduating class will
commence this morning at nine O'Clock at the same
place, as We understood the notice, viz in the U.
s. Court Rooms, Hofman's Block, east side Of the
Public Square. The public, including the ladies,
are invited to attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-02

A New YAcHT.-A new yacht, built by the
Cleveland Builder, JAMES HARLEY, and named
Saturday (to-morrow) } She measures thirty three
feet on deck and twelve and a-half feet beam. She
viii carry about five hundred feet of canvass She
is one of the trimmest and neatest built yachts
have ever seen, and We predict for her good show
in the Regatta on Monday. She is owned by four
young men, who are well known as go-ahead and
enterprisiur feliows
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-02

BREvTTIEs.-There was no session of the Police
Court yesterday morning the only arrest for
twenty four hours previous was that of William
johnson, the negro charged with the grand larce-
ny of gold watch, the property Of Mr.. Clark.
The Rcrie1o learns that Mr.. /. a. johnson has
leased the Cleveland Theater and will take charge
of it on the lst of September coming. re-
reshing shower Of rain passed over the city about
a quarter past one o'clock yesterday P. N. twas
"just in the nick o. time," and left the afternoon
air cool and balmy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-02
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
PoRTIAND- Ms Junt

The Democratic State Convention met at Angus
ia yesterday, and nominated Hon. Menassah II.
Smith, Of Warren, for Governor, who accept
ed :he nomination in speech Of considerable
length.
Resolutions were adopted complimenting the Ad-
ministration, endorsing the final adjustment OF the
Leeompton question, and denouncing the OpPo-
sition and its measures.
Nearly one hundred delegates were present. The
Convention was presided over by Hon. W. 5. Lit
tleheld, Of Bridgeport.
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Drp @oo0s.
NEW GOODS.

@ RAYMOND & CO., have received,
De Bi-ck Dress silks, new and full supply
ludia and Summer 81 Ks.
SseIia Cashmere AMI 1hibei Shawls.
Wlite Grape SlIawis. embroidered and plain.
Brocha Scars and Shawls,
Black and ColdTrd Silk Shawls.
Black silk A.antlas.
Restori Dress Goods, MOuselne de Chene,
Chai de LANES, Robes Qullles.
french Biilliaufs OrgIndN MuslInS,
Chiufz Orsandies Ch0c0late Orsaudies,
RestOri Grenadines, Ber7ge Robes.
French Iacc1uetS, Gfngham R1bes Qu1llas
ain all de Lanes. Huyies' PIN 5.
French, English and American alicnes,
Ia. les Gauntlets, q tents Diving GlCvest
Iadies MaTseilcs Cuis2Is, Chantilly Wells
paraSols. Ribbons and Lace
Funh'i Handkerch els Emb'd Collars.
Stoves and Collar Scts. Black Lnre Miffs.
Chautily Bugied Collars, White Silk Fringe,
TruhId Bands, rdeinss and Insfrtngs.
Fapcg Belt Ribbons. MGrseilies Trimming.
Black Velvet Ribbons Smyrna I'd 1nss.
Bonnst Grapes uluzlo1 Lare
Boupet Rouches, AieNanieIis Kid Cloves,
Tmb Lace and Muslin Window Gu taIns,
Damasks Moryeens Table I'D Piano Covers,
MaTselles Quits, C5unte paneS and Toilet Covers,
Irish Linens uckings and Sheeiings,
Russia Towelines and Hukabuks,
Staple ShiTtings and Fancy do,
Br6ad Cloths Cassimeres and Safinetts,
VeStinss and Gents shirts and Collars,
Checked YalaT T. Dr9b Alpaca
G-ACaStMaIr. =, C1snanss
NscI erchlaiS Eders, and Umbrellas
All OF whiCsh -ught low, and Will oe sold AZ 4
'i,1l i5llS aeSD co CO Superior 81.
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MIssINs-Thomss james Jones, aged S. years,
shout five feet nine inches high stouiness in pro-
portion brown complexion dark hair, turning
gray blue eyes lame IN left leg. having had it
broken when young. He had with him when he
left TorontO.On the 18th of March last, black
suit of clothes. speckled and white shirts, and
letter of Recommendation Was last heard from
through letter posted at Cleveland, Ohio, dated
the 2lst day of March, 1858.
Any information respecting him VIII be thank
fully received by his afflicted wife
MARY JONES,
Care of VIM. Blight, Toronto,
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

FROM NEW YORK.
NRw YoEK, July l.
A despatch from Washington to the Evening
Post states that Mr.. COmstOek, ths agent for the
Collins Co.. has returned from Europe. He has
contracted with parties in France for the sale OF
the three Collins steamers for the sum Of 81 ,6OO,
00O
A letter to the agent of the Glasgow line Of
steamers, received per the Arabia, states that
portion Of the cargo Of the wrecked steamer New
York bad been saved. Most Of the passengers
would remain over for the Edinburgh, which was
to sail on the 26th.
The steamer City Of Washington sailed to-day
for Liverpool with $50 passengers, and the sa1oN
mia for Hamburg via Southampton with "a pas
sengers.
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COLLISION.

The schooner Elisha I. Smith and Triumph,
from Philadelphia for Boston, came IN collision on
Cane Cod during a sudden gale. The crew Of the
Triumph jumped on board the Smith, except
James Hawes, cook. The Triumph probably sunk.
She belon ged 70 BridReLon, n. ].
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PERsOSAL.-Among the arrivals al the Ameri-
can last night were John S. Oakley of New York,
W. J. Stewart Q. S. A. Utah, Robert Boyd Of Bos-
ton, Oronhyatikha, an Indian Graduate Of Kenyon
College, and W. W Rafter also of Kenyon.
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FROM THE WEST.

81. LOUIS June oOs
pespatehes from LesvsnWOrth 2sth, By U. s:
Fxpress 10 Boonville, say that there Is well
grounded report in circulation to the effect that
Gov. Denver intends vacating the Gubernatorial
chair soon after the election in August Tue rea-
sons which prompted his Excelleney to determine
on such q course are not stated.