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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
ADVERTISE ! ADVERTISER
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
AT THE "NIRGINIAN" OFFICE.
you wish to prosper, Advertise.

AN AGENT FOR the following papers the line Of rail
road from L.nchbnrg Chattanooga an other places nh
them having large circulation among people south,
western Virginia and East Tennessee.
New Era, Floyd G. H., Va. NgdNtA Fcno, Halifax Z. II.
WING, VAN Tenn. NEws, Bristol, VA
WITNESS Knoxville, Tenn NiNpc AroR ,,., Pm
REGISTER, J Union, I"'"''"'"'''
SENTINEL, k"gersvlc, Tenn Grccnc,ic Tenn.
Inn Morrstown" Any rgr,ArH, Chat tauooEu,
s1AG, tIaxi,r,o, n. rasr, Athens "
s srIr12r;. Y nsn,rAs, Abingdon Va
DEM"cRAr, IN''!' W. RFtisfrr, Sal, m, VA
N,snor, Marion. VA. SrAR& liruAlp, thrsansh'g L.
Wno, Finea.c Va r rnrn' 1'ss"a - liz Va
DEuucn,r. I uion. Ya. TIMra "."''h"' ""
REorrrn, lD.,,n, \, Apvot,1r, TazcwellC &. H., Va.
RnrrncAS, ""' We Sot III. " Isr, Giles e. H., Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va. RrrrmicAs Winchester, Va.
Pcrssns wishing Ia advertise Ia the above Inpers will
lind II To 10 call III, office ntiN ync-
burg Nrginan whce contracts III be made, AMI
adv crtscmt nts Fogw
ssf-1 VIII also receive unL paper
In the United States A. WApnIiI.
isis Nlrpninu Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

u inE "CsEAT EASTERN" CoxlNo ~ NoRroak--
Gt3ah APs.-We understand that A. Iadle7 Mann,
i%sq, has written to j. X. Mcdaniel, ESQ. the
Resident II the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
@mpany, that there is probability that this
I'Snster Of the deep will, after her trip to Port
,ana stop at Norfolk. What . brilliant prospect
would such contamination hold cut to onr rail-
, ~, and steamboats, and to tie good people of
. Me ssa'board and eyen of our own metropolis !!
dd"e,Naier Virginia would Le stirred ~ its rary
'el''S.- Richmond Enqairer e3 Il
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LYyCnBUnG FEMALE COLLEGE

TbNIIE exercises Of this Institution will he resumed tho
i frat Monday in September with FaH Corps n IrQ/es
ample facilities for instruction all the branches
study pertaining To a COMPLETE FEMALE EDUCATION.
ADMINISTRATION In English for of five months,
420; in Latin French, $40; in Music $2o; Board for five
months as.
No deduction made under weeks. One hal
Bourd and Tuition required in advance
For Catalogues containing further particulars apply
July 25-sl&cfy SAINT. X. cox, President.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

ST, touis. Sept. l3.-Paners received ~ the
the Utah mail, give ~ .,,ount Of tho marsacre Of
emigrants an a raft on Oregon river. on the oath
ct July, by the Bann"cks and Shoshene Indians,
Six men and one woman we're killed and IA many
woanded--son'c mortaly. The Indians also rob
led the party Of seventeen hundred dollars. and
their stock
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

REsiGsED.-Gto. Nm. Dahesy, Ess.,has re-
signed the Clerkship af the CHn{y Eapfket Camp.
bell. Mr d. has held the one III Nsny years,
and was regarded as being ono OF tn Best Clerks
in Virginia. a s1a
Messrs j. Newton Gordon. Warner p. Jones,
aad Thomus L. Arlington. Esq. RS, have annonnc'
cd themselves Ne candidates for the vacant place.
sis.@ s------------
IsptcyArloy MEErIxe-It will DO remembered
that some weeks since. Mr.. j. I. Pulliam. gem
tleman, resident In Mississippi. was arrested in
this city on the charge OF roh''ing MIR. Conway of
81 800 while on the East Tennessee and Virginia
RaiLR,ad. Mr.. P. had examination before
Mayor Branch. hut there appearing no evidence TO
establish his guilt he was Discharged. day OF
two sinee we received u copy Of the Psf'ef pa
per published at Houston, Miss. the home OF Mr..
p. containing the proceedings of a meeting re-
Gently held there. for the purpose OF giving OK
preston to the sentiments of Mr.. P..s neighbors,
in regard to the matter. Judge Martin was called
to tho chair; secretary appoi"'ou' anu '"'
snbjoined resolutions adopted
Whereas we have just received. through the
yvnchhuro IVA. Daiiies. the intelligence that our
esteemed folow-citizen, j. I. Pulliam, whilst on
lis way TO New York to purchase stock OF goods,
was in,prisoned in the city Of Lynchburg, on the
bare suspicion of one o. Conway, vino alleged that
he had been robbed of thirteen hundred dollars;
and whereas we have met to give public demons
stration of cur feelings 1T n charge wanton and
disreputable Be it. therefore,
Resolced, That we, who have long known j. I.
Pulliam can attest to his stainless reputation, and
his sterling integrity.
Resolred, That we approve the course he has
pursued in appealing to the law for redress, III
stead of resor,ing to violence and blood.
Resoiced. Tina, we pledge him. so far as may be
nece> sary, persous and property to defend bis
reputation from so foul an dispersion.
Rsoolred, That IL has been clearly proven that
Mr.. Puliam took with him from this place. when
he left for New York. over fourteen hundred dol.
lars. all in gold und South Carolina and Georgia
money
Resoiped That o. Conway, in making said
rest. deserves our condemnation, and that we
scorn hs overweening disposition, reckless of con-
sequences, to destroy the reputation Of an honest
man.
Resolved. That we appreciate most warmly the
protection and friendship shown Mr.. Pulliam by
The proprietor If the Lancaster House." AMI by
Mr.. Ramsay. Of Columbus, Miss.
Resolred, That the Petrol be requested to pub
lisi, the proceedings of this meeting and that
marked cnpies of the same be forwarded to the
Lvnchburg IVA Dailes with the request that
they and all New York and other papers that have
given publication To this matter, in sheer justice
to Mr.. Pullam, insert the same.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
Cotton Trade of Now York Citv.

NEw YoRK, Sept. l3.--The Ss;ppiaq List re.
ports the total receipts If Cotton, from Nil ports, at
1881 sl bales. md the total crop ALTO 600 bales
total exports were 3,2o05l9 bales The receipts
at Northern ports, by Railroad, from Tennessee,
are about q. 500.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

No. kE'oNT TRADE. --There was received Of the de-
AL a.. ~ me yirsinia Tennessee Railroad "a pes
40 loadAd ears. consisting Of the following:
bs.''., bushels IF Whea: 5000 pounds Of To
.s,isu ~ barrels Of ,Flonry 81 900 pounds OF Mis-
TIE sar,e ssr. 'e "''' . '''N''' '"'' ''''' " s''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

Sewing Machines.
n AIDES wishing Machine do CoARsE CLorHEs
4 WORK, would do well Ia
inc BARTIIOLFS IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
known Tailor In this county, who only had about 20 minutes
instruction this Machine:
IERsvnLE, Campbell county, Va. June 18Th 1859.
Mn. Wn l.. PAGE;-t am well pleased with Barhofs Sew.
ing Machine, and would exchange II for have eeen
lind difficulty in operating with II kind 0f cloth
The tckcs Cashmere Ia the finest Linen. Wehave made
pair Of Tow Linen pants for have
aud operated six different kinds Of Sewing
Machines but Barbofs and Singers the only Mpchncs
that would aay person buy. They only
Machines that make TUTORS Stitch consider Bafhofi
cheapest machine II il simple In construction easy
understand and not likely 10 get out Of order Almost
every person thai has Bartfs operate and Singer
that worked last year. give Bartholfs the preference
Respectfully yours, 3D.. CAROLUS q. TERRY.
T. i. find difficulty IN getting my wits TO work Bar
ns Machine. They that something great ought 10 be
the that Sewing Machines with line Shut
tie und Lock stitch. June 16-dfs] G. Il. n
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Grover 81 Baker,

Grover & Bakers.
CELEBRATED FANNY SEWING MArhISts, 49i BROAD
w. New York, and Isl baltimore street, BALTIMORE
A NEW STYLE-PhICE S3l-HEMMEES - ENiEA.--
This machine from two sIoos. purchased
store requiring reminding of thread II Hens. Fcl!s Gath,
and Stitches 10 superior style, finishing each lay
operation, without The hand needle
qu,d by other machines. II will do better cheaper
hour.
Send for a circular J. T. DAVIS &Co.
may 3-dls Agents, Lynclburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

srvcxHolpsas ) zzsls5 IRE twelfth annual
meeting sc the Strskis1ders If the -Rlssinia and
Tenpessfe .Rail- HAD fynpany will esstsess this
,norn;n1. ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
YNCHDURG COLLEGE

LYN CH ID u rig CO IL Il G E,
LrNtHRIRG, IIRGIFfi.
lIl fourth annual srsson Of lids Institution viii commence
4 the 18th September
The cHlion Is lc hoHlirs ana accessible Ia the
entire south and The NJ s' huh Classical AID Sern
life ial To- HAT oi any of the American eoiltgrH
Tic Military department. shall be- efficiently maintained I'M
der tn, Mr. ~ J.. Iaukensr graduate at the Viz
gna Military institute Hnd morvNcccuy connected with tho
United states Coast survey.
FACULTY.
Rev. " ". WNErH tAii+rhtH n NJ fdcHHy, froits
Of VI, uinl and Moral Sciuutr, uui ct History.
LY,iKaUs L. MAuILWs a. NJ Professor o EGn AMI Bellies
IrtUrS
r. H. CARrLr. A. u Professor ofhc Greek Language and
Literature.
j. L. BLtNkrNntP, Professor Of Mathematics and Instructor
of Thclrs
SAN, GAgLANp, A. NJ. Prof Of Constitutional law.
H. \. I.>NunuiNf NJ d. Professor al Anatomy aud III, sul-
ulp;1.
G. 4. SAEroHl Lib Professor nf Modern Languages.
sNM'L VI GoopsoN, Principal Of the Grammar school.
EXPENSES.
Enarl 81 per week wishing - - @ mouth; fn, and lights
So Tuition, szo IN the Grammar school, and $50 in
the Collegiate Department for hnli session.
t4t aal"guc> containing further information, he OBJ
tanned b, addr s-ina tie thnrinan ii the Faculty.
luis lS-,liS
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j. --LATEST kEW, D.. TgLgcRAPH.
INDIAN outrases ia Oregon.

stsssArnrp xsrar--,v ~. -rK alssennvss ,,na,s,As
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Northern Assurance Company.
M< Morgate street, London, for FIRE AND LIFE As
ncsR sURANCE, at Home and Abroad Established in SO
aud Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament.
The Policies Of this Company only guaranteed hy
large Capital but also by the unlimited personal responsibility
of nearly ,DtU Shareholders.
A. ALEXANDER.
june s-d1y Agen, in l.ynclbarg, Va
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LYNCHBUItG SEMINARY.
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladie

L !
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies.
FE,E Fourth Session Of this Institution will
Il MONDAY, september 9th, i>do,
Terms per- St,son II FIR Monfhs.
Board with additional charge for Exrus as 00
Preparatory department 10 no
Intermediate including French and Ihtln ~ ~
tol!cgiate " ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % M
Music Pianos lessons week hour each 20 M
Use of instrument ocal Music daily exercise wllnui
additional chnrgr). ............ W
Drawing, Painting and Embruidcrg--cXtra.
n b. Two Ancient and Two Modern Languages requisite in
order to graduation
For particulars and circulars address
aug p d1n :. ID. WILLIAMSON. Principal.
REFERENCES.-Rcv. Ro. lyian, d. d. President Of Rich
laigt Mrs. Gen tarrngon In Who's. Young Ladies'
seminary Richmond he taught the Classical Department.
The Faculty ofihc University of Virginia, IN 1870 b. ut which
he TOOK his Law Course in that institution; Ia Lynch
burg !. d. Mitchell d. d. and Rev. Geo. W Carter, ID. D.
the recently appointed Professor IN the University 81 Mississippi
NEW LONDON ACADEMY.
FNNl. New London Academy
in announcing the public that ieS placed tho
this long established and well endowed Institution, Mr.
JoiN H. WNs1"s late Principal of N.sl~ood School
lI nchburg.
sound scholarship, skill and experience teaching, high
moral qualities, and delicious uuion Of sua,y Of manner
Board Of Trustees, some Of the recommendations "f their
Principal.
will reopen the is Of October next and close
he II July, with Il of week al Christmas.
TERMS-Board and tuition &25lighis and tow furnish
ed by the student. Contingent fee a1.0O.
further information, address the Principal at lsnehbur
aug 29.dtloct HECTOR HARRIS, President.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
Compounded Entirely from Gums.
rs one Of the PuEsATIvE
the nulllic.


Il the public.
These GUYS remove all z Only dose mmcdiat. y
morbid bad matter from relieves while dose
the ing in their often repeated
place healthy How of bile, for CHOLERA and Il
nvgorating the stomach. - preventive of CHOLERA.
causing food To digest wen Only hottie is needed
BLooD,gttng 10 throw ont of the syst,,
fc anu neah ~ '!e "hoo the effects of medicine after
machinery, removing the - = long sictn
cause Oh the dseaseehect One bottle taken for
ing u rau'cin cure. - DICE all saloM ~
BILIous cured, ~ cInr fr,,, 40
ana, wna' IL better prevent. skin
The Liver lnvgorator. - ohc uoAe Aken shoIt
One dose afler eating Is X ZINC ue'o.e c''ng gives
sufficient relieve the stOm- vigf 70 ne "lPe.e anu
from rjsins and sopring One dose often repeated,
f,niv one dCse taken be ~ cures Ia
6,rn rtyny naav ~ S aorst FORM while
w.pv - and HOWELL COMM ANTS yield
Only one dose tak.p nj almost TO tho first dose
nielt lonscu. the hovel. fssRS 4 bottles win cure
gently, and cures - ntusl y! eAfii's ue ap
f>Vi'~n's'
One dose taken after cseh We take pleasure In
meal will pYspgPsIA. recommending this medicine
One dose oftwO - preventive for FEvKH
ful will aweys relieve - AND AGuE, GULL rEyxk and
HEADACHE. ~ ell levers oil nlLious TYPE
Il eaies with thousands willing 10 testify
to its wonderful virtues
fayor. iif q :.
r.ycz osE nofrIE
81 DR. SANFORD, Proprietor,
345 broadway, New York.
Ecac by all Druggists soi also by J. II. sEAy W, A.
SrsornER &C., and srABLKR& JoSfs Lynchburg, Va.
march + -iSeiy q 2
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

UNINE GREEN AND BLACK TEAs.-A supply of superior
Il Green and Black Teas, just received and for sle by
aug 22-dts JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
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The Virginian Job Office.
M(I>T This establishment has just been Supplied with
NCR large assortment of NEW CUTS and FANCY TYPE,
and better prepared than do FANCY and oNA-
MENTAL PRINTING, of every description.
beautiful article Of Bank Checks Drafts Giro ular Bust
Visiting Cards, &c., &c be executed a the shortest
notice. Terms moderate. faug id.ls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
Hollowav'S Pills.

Holloway'S Pills.
A. HAB1TUAL const paon Ireds poses t,r
We receive Infection, v,ltcs the breath, aud renders the
whole body Impure. Mere pu:a, hc discus, and
impair the strength Of the suieroI Tbs "ary o the
trary, permanently regulates the eNcrciVc iun, and c
vigor 10 the frame while IL purihes the animal Guis Sold
the mandatory, No. 50 Maiden Lane New Nurk. and by
druggists. nj 2oc, b}c and 81 per box. stu INV
SANfoRDS LIVER iNNIGoE hToE.
COMPOSED ENTIRELY From GUMS
PtR1FIES THE BLOOD.
LIVER INvIGOgAroR
LIVER INYIGORAroR
LIVER INYIGORArOR
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES LIVER COMPLAINTS.
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES COSTlNENEsS.
- CURES FLATULENcY.
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
CURES CHRONIC DIAkl.ilEA.
CURES ClIOLIC.
See advertisement In another column. ljuly iG IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

DERUyIAN GUANO.-5,0oO bags best Peruvian Guano for
Il sale by
aug i2.lis EDMOND. DAyENpOET & co. Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

lNEEClI, German and American LookISGGLAss, in
i plain and fGney Gilt Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany
Frames, al greatly reduced prices at the old stand
JOHN L. WINSTON.
sept 9dts No. 40 Main ST.. opposite NorvclI Iosc
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Saving Machines

4 oCKETs-wih one and four gasses NIL quaiti,,
IL just received
aug 27-dts j. WILLIAMS IL SON. IS Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

Ribbons, NJ illinery and Straw Goods,
Fall and Winter 1859.
ARM STRONG. GATOR g. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOSBERSOF
Ribbons Bonnet Silks and satin Velvets.
GEnEuche F1owerg, Feathe.s StiawE M1
~ BoDnets. Flats, &C., &C. VI
No 2S7 and lofts Of 2s9, Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
NFFER stock unsurpassed in the United States in variety
~ and cheapnes Orders solicited and prompt attention
given.
aug 16-dAc2mr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

yAyING accepted Agency for the sale OF hr orange
Factory Bale .,oton are now prepare 10 dSPose q,
he came In lots 70 SHIT purchasers al Factory price, lhose III
want al good article wouid do we'll to give us call ~
l. sent O-dts cAMI, o-n, -. " -
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Furniture! Furniture!!

lust OPENED-i0 ps. Mosorro BAns.
- aug 30lis JOHN ABRAHAM
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.orous. COLDS sc-swaynes Comp syrup WHO oner
~ Wisiars Bnlsan Snd Cherry, Ayres cherry rec,o
~ sae nv rseIa 1dts1 J. II. THOMPSON. DRUGGIST
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
Properly.

hOR~h
me BY Jaee,,1 D
/ shall on We
.rty, Va, r.,
q. one-llan. =
ford Ssrf.int't,l,'
sired, (Which
easei.) npa !
blislied IN ~
ay sryh ban
10 the Mes
Liberty, ' q.
iaaLw;fi ~1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

y1INE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS-lust rc'ef ,r reo
1890 IF GREEN ard IN ack Teas which 80 very suIe-
ior fsag 13-dts W. ~
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Attention Militia
TkNlE subscriber is prepared with suitable CLOTH But
TONS. &c. for Officers and pants Please give yeur
orders lie will also furnish SWORDS EPAULErS,
To order.
march 26dts. WN. l.. FACE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

CRAIN BAGS-For sale by
W aug l9-dts JAMES BOYD " CO.
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1&caj is constantly adding therco) large assortment Of
ELEGANT FURNITURE, q
MANUFACTURED BY SKlLLFU1. WORKMFE. Fs<9
Of the best material. and finished in The most
rale His stock embraces every article us'
ally a.dten up in the most extensive manufactures
He call from ose wishing To purchase, tein. as
he will satisfacSn in regard 10 Dutn
price aud quality Of WORK.
sYy- Hair and Shuck Mattresses always on hand.
- EDWARD j. FpIKf.S
wsreroans Mandatory doors below Liberty N"re-
i,,sr jan i-dScai
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F or S al e,

nas FARM, containing 40 Acres and within two m!,,
NH Of the Market House The land in good condition
-imIrov excellent For further Information apl!
l-lisl DIR. j. LII. CApEklO\.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

New Commission House.
"E have ths day assDciated ourselves tDr FOR The pur-
Nv pose Of conducting GENERAL. COMMISSION BOsI-
NEs6 f The ssie Of Tobacco wbce Corn, Ac Dc We AK
that We arc much YOUNGER lima N 6oor n ads end have
wss snorsa s Scns g w w rsr cent sya,.m we VII
July 20dAefy G1lEARE6 HQliKs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

Pure BrandieS and Wines.
VERY superior article of Pure Fieari E,"ndg. Also
n The's Pure Catdacbd Brdndy, made from the taawb
In the State of Ohio; Pure duice Port Vine
eira and Sherry Hines These articles all pure
a u -dts join H. SEAN. Drugri
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

| 9th day
, LAM
|Tncllurs
l,aiir,ia'
lla Cara
-,'s. Tie
! the b.,
oyennu',
with aic
iifiicriry
3,iiii
ale. Liner
or falhW
4, -irtri
,qitiilg {,
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|;l,StlN
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AN AGENT FOR the following papers the line Of raj
road from Ltnchhnrg 10 Nhnilnnng nnl other nncc m
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JOHN AIsfAHAMS.

lust To hand anrgc iut Of nhie Zine IN O kfnseed
- 7nrJentae. Cot"H IdyRiSh ,tc dc, tr sale cheap
cash buyers. lung adlsl H. II. THOMPSON. Druggist
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-27

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Sixteen candidates
have recently passed through satisfactory ex-
animation, and will be warranted a; Third As
sistant Engineers. The unusually large num-
Der of steamers added TO the Navy, during the
last year, renders the increase of such officers
necessary. No definite action has yet been
taken in the case of Quartermaster Cross, re-
Gently Investigated by court martial. The de-
lay is owing to the absence of the Secretary of
War.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Mr..
Greenwood, has received a dispatch announc-
ing the arrival at Leavenworth of the children
spared at the Mountain Meadow massacre.
They will at once be taken to Caroton, Ark,
near the point from which the expedition with
which they were connected set out, and there
restored to their friends.
The Assistant Secretary of State is absent
in Maine.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-27
FIVE DAYS
LITER FROM EUROPE.
THE NEWS KEPT BACK.

ST. JOINS, NEWFOUNDLAND, Aug. 26.-The
screw steamer City of Washington, from Liv-
erpool Aug II, and from Cork Aug. Is, was
boarded off Cape CAGE at half past two o'clock
Thursday afternoon.
But the news had not reached Sackville at
ten o'clock this evening, and the presumption
is that the news was withheld, as usual by the
Nova Scotia line. The Newfoundland COM
pany are about to disconnect their cable from
the Nova Scotia shore, and carry it over to
Prince Edwards Island, as originally intend
ed. Therefore the public may hope to be re-
lieved at an early day, from the outrageous
conduct of the Nova Scotia telegraphers.-
REPORTER AT SACKvILLE.
At four o'clock Thursday afternoon, the
City of Manchester, which lett New York last
Saturday for Liverpool was boarded by the
agent of the Associated Press, off Cape Race,
and bountifully supplied with English papers
that had been received of Capt. Petrie of the
City of Washington.
The America also was boarded by the news
boat on Wednesday, and her news was imme-
diately forwarded but the Nova Scotia tele-
graphers kept it at Port Hudson until the
America had reached Halifax.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-27
Markets-NEw YORK, August 2s

COTTON Market unchanged; sales 1000 bales middling
uplands ll3c
FLoUR-Receipts 1914 bbls sales $500 bbls State and
Western moderately active and SC better SO rs
q 400; superne State $3.50 a $3.50; extra State $40
"a SIS round hoop Ohio, $3.50 q 5,35 for old, and $40 "a
565 for fresh ground; common to good extra Western
s475 a $50; southern steady; sales 23OO bbls mixed
to, good s5,25 q $50; fancy and extra $3.50 @ 100.
red and white Michigan $780, unsound Chicago spridg
7c old Western red Sl,l0 white Kentucky Sl,50;
new Southern red, sl36 q 1888; new Southern white
$l,38 q l,50 Corn heavy; sales 10000 bush; mixed
Yves ern, II @ 82c yellow sac for Western Oats UNI
changed; Southern and Jersey SO 37c Northern and
Western, 81 a. 43.
81 a. 1926 prime, $3.50 @1 900; repacked Chicago IS a
H. Pork lower and dull sales 1900 bbs; mess Sl4,25
sales packages Hams @ SIC; Shoulders O. 6ac.
Ohio Is q lsc; State 10 q 2Ic. Rice dull: sales =
terces at @ &c. Sugars firm ;sales l6O hhds Musco-
vado 81 a &C. Havana sales 800 boxes, for export on
private terms Coffee unchanged; sales 900 bags; Mara
caibo III; St Domingo II a llsc. Molasses dull; sales
100 bbs and so hhds New Orleans 40c Muscovado "a q