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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
Guano House in Lynchburg.

nov give notice Il, Farmers and Planters that hc l., nc,
lburR Guano kept by VIM. A. Miller tho basin, fully
supplied with stock ~ FER IllZEs o tho appro, ci
kind II In useesa ri this late day, 10 that ., The
bes, articles for less than other hou-c In the city
Tho people generally hliy u that nct uli,r
for sar, for rash or good ae0oLibie paper,
100 Tons No 4 Peruvian tuano,
100 " Rcsrc's Manipulated Iuanu,
20 " Elidr island uuano
~ somlruro 9uano ground la I.ynchburg,
81 Mexican Guano,
100 +" Ground Plaster,
10 liarrcls kettleweirs Potash and Plaster,
In addition 10 these. keep constantly hand n good sup
ply of ThemHston Lime Caeined Plaster North River Cement
and Liverpool salt WIN, A. MILLER,
march ID dtA TN The Basin.
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Window Shades

- ECEIvED day since largo stock Of WINDOW
IlsADEs Of great variety Of style aud prices aud adapted
Ia The taste and wants Of all.
Juno 2tdta T. M-SIMrSON.
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laON AND STEEL WAREHOUSE,

EsxON AND STEEL WAREHOUSE,
No. III, SYCAMORE STREET,
Petersburg, Va.
ItIIlAM DUNLOP have In store well assorted stock
" Of IRON AND ILil, which they offer in lots to suit
iufchas.rs, at the lowest prices.
English Best kcilncd lron--all sizes;
sacdes and Hammered Iron;
Mhic Plough Iron;
haI, Rod and Horse shoe lron--best brands;
Band, Hoop Oval, and ila-round Iron;
sheet Iron, iar and ing; lin and Lead;
E.ster German hound, Machine aud Spring Steel
Prompt aud personal attention paid 10 orders
July 2btl3m
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EoRN, MEAL, LUMP AND GROUND PLAsrEE.Thr
~ undersigned has rented from Messs anglornr Johns
their Corn and Plaster Mill lie viii keep constantly hand
the above ARTICLES which ae will sell cheap 10 punctua custom
Cl1AS. s. LANGlIoRNE. sole Agent
march id,s for the sale OF Western Plaster In this city,
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april dNcts Nam street l..nciburg, Va.
aNRikNnI.I NOTICE. wish thus timely inform
whose accounts fall due In ul.i, that hn.
,g IN, In July August must request pa!
their which hope viii Ice
convenient, and ibat all such will cal.
Jane ll-diS I. SEABURI.
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STITZER,
Oppos'te the hrehdngs Bank,
Main street, LynchbnrE. Va.

Maln Ntrcet, LynChbury, Wa.
FALL STYLE PREKIUN HATS.
~ sTITZERs the place 10 buy your HATS made under his
Akown inspection, by Tho most ceetra,.d worknen thai
produced lie furnishing his customers with
Hat that be- produced There In nothing
like sism this city They the Hat II tho
thing realty benuI lie does design being egoslcnl
hut what everybody must he II therefoe you want
ecpae other hints In beauty Of style durability md
nn peculiarly adapted In thu ~ The head and cxquslc
~ beautiful, suixcr'sl 10 the place la get II.
lie would also call attention Ia hia large stock Of SO Felt
ais every grade and quality servants Hats In ,ac-
~ inc Navy Cloth Velvet and Plush Caps Chidrcns fancy
Hats and Capa Ladies' Riding Hats H kinds Of Hats made
~ order NJ the shortest notice.
Call stxcrs Practical Halter for bargans al the sign u
tnov iydts.
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Exclusive steel and Iron store.
Now on hand . full assortment Of
IN swedcs Iron,
Wide Plow Iron,
Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.

Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
Lynchbufg Hose h Fire Insurance Company
fki Company makes Insurance against loss damage by
kir. Dwelling Houses, stores, Tobacco Factories aud
Hadngs Furniture, Goods Wares and Merchandise
generally, and cuuuify Tho most favorable terms
Also makes Insurance tho lives of nl enjoying
good health and o sou.i constitution for The whole duration
Of life, a limited period
eplo,nd ordnar, occupations will be Insured
reasonable terms
The Company viii also take marine risks from and to any of
The Northern southern Ports, nj favorable rates
DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President
JAMES NJ UoBBs, Vice President
GEORGE B THURMAN, Chief Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
.Ions OrsY TAYLOR, WM 4. ANDERSON,
JAMES +. PAWS, Jous I. DAVE,
WM II. sra Arros, MAURICE =. LASGnoRSE,
sAAufL II. MukINkEr CuAs. X. SLAUGHTER.
JAS. q. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREED r. WILLS, Secretary.
Dl. WIN. OrWAY OWEN, ut,,, II xo,,,,.,s
DIR. =. II. GII.MER, '"'""' ''N'''
The Medical Examination ~ subjects for Insurance will be
the onicr Of the Company each In, between the
hours nj and O'clock L. NJ. feb 2tds
Iron! Iron.! Iron!!!
NOW In store aud landing, ships Helene, Willard aud
~ Trenton, n hnc assortment III
Common and Best Refined Iron,
Hoop barrel and Carriage Iron,
Horse and Mule Shoe Iron,
Imported direct City Point, and suit by
may ii-,t5Us GILLIAN " DUNLOP Petersburg Va
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u II NJ d v Al ;.

1--WE undersigned hasing removed 10 the store formerly
Il cved by g. T. lchucld, Isl, next door To lrby N Saun
rr- beg leave 10 Inform his friends that he Ia still ENGAGE, IN
iin foua,ission amt Fo,hr0rng BasuoS and Keeps
sinnily lnnd welt selected siock at GOODS
which he viii sl prices that III not ai Ia please
Ills ciics for doing CONVERSIONS uslN
unsurpassed having house the BASIN With well
enclosed where Of Lumber and Pig Iron will
be Cuiir"i,
Hcs sin Agent for l,ingstun's celebrated llo~s aud ow
Castings aud Viii always keep full ausrcnt Ai, tuan",
Cement uad Ground Plaster,
i,b Ats WM. r. ANDERSON
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- SSOU Reward.
ID ANAWAY from the subscriber about The LIST Of February,
IlA NEGRO MAN, named HENRY, about 20 years old dark
color chunky built upper front tooth out has toll
head o hair and the OF his head grey
haIrs heard nom, he making his way towards
Lynchburg probably Buchanan. He work years
the Lyncburg and Buchanan Scott Il
Adams will give tse reward for his apprehension In this
county, IL arrested Of the county and
me- ssa ifsecured In any Jail in Virginia. ge
him again. j. NJ. MCGRAW.
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R,anOyal

fINlE undersigned beg leave their friends and
u public general that they removed, this day
WINE AND LIQUOR BUSINESS. heretofore kept ON Main
Street. opposite the Noveit House, locality On
kAfS STREET. opposite tie hdrscicA House,
10 n. G. Vicors's BOOK store.
As principle from the beginning keep only
LIQUORS. still determined offer nothing
sale but what q convinced Of to he pure.
april li-ds GoNIHlER n PLATTER.
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&QRRa &C.. = sI;I,I.sl: "a

Ncetiue " the Board Of Director Of The Va Tenn
IA Natoed Company held the once u tho Company, In
tity Ell yues, "wednesday, th Of March, is,
the s6llo~ ing revolutions were adopted. VA;
Resoirs That other article shall not h. exposed
for sale ii the prp upon the Company ground IN ynr'
burg, uncna by special permission wnns fv the irai
acBI or Gesefsl Enpssinendant
Rssoisc, Thaa The Adams Express Cnran, be requested
deliver freight the Depot upoa Inc Company
grcund In lgnehbuta.
oqpy nssn The Records
apeii 9-dss WILLIAM II. HUGHES, Secretary.
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't-.t "a f..kiuhi OFFICE v. /, J. I.COl
LiN,nBt Jli. 49,.
a..t ~, 1879 lt l. ., r.. -, ,.c,,cd
" . ant - n'stiL, nap
- '''ht- ~I..L .t e,
,~,a:c the ticket l.eAa.,s 49,. at
.ItntaV, ne Nnl hay. IA, IN,
s.,.' "..' i.arAed win Hn.s, I..nt
No"o"S 80" ~ fc,thed ui'sss tiv complied with.
july 41ns NJ. Z. JaME.sU.., AgrnL
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HARPER's MAGAZINE for AususI--lusi received a.
Ii II. G.. vlCfOKS,
July 97-ts liS Main Street,
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w " VL n Z u
HAVE rented Kinni,fs Coal and Wood Yard lower
end OF Jefferson Street aud prepared to furnish citi
Eers Of Iyuchburg with WOOD AND COAL upon favorable
terma undertake TO satisfy ali customers and the very
best article Of Red Ash Anhraeie and Clover Hill GOAL
"nered N TINS Market The prospeci Is that Coal viii be
heap,f bal very piooably hi her, during The
Orders hr ood Or Coal len ut AcCorke Co.'S win rccv,
immediate attention. SiCE J-AS KABLEL.
July IL d1m-Rep copy I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

- HD> and 80 ies. Cubn aud MuseOyao Muasses;
c bois h,fned sugur, all grades; ~ hhJs prime Bacon,
sides ami Hnoudcrs 4UJ bDs WhisA,; by
t-,Its J,ItEh CO.. l,irlmNnd.
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Notice

NEW MACKEREL AND POTOMAC HEARINGS; 4oc
~ barreis k.insd sugar all grades 100 ds prime
Daeon Sides and Shoulders 100 tea choice ams
20 hs aud 80 tca Cuba and Mnscovado sale b,
JAY l-u:s JONES IL CO., Richmond Va
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K%iNE GREEN AND BLACK rEss--i supply Of the best
Il Green anJ Black Teas k,r .,
april 2s-its j. IT, SEAY. Druggist
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PrGSerEesI our Fruit.
VIE hHs'EIr aesi ld sloc.
Il t'Lls, t',vs- ni. Jt-
.f,urL"ais Fran
ia tlasJ
4 "a arGt'ni!! .iad OF Jats.
la. "iis Aid u. ID For salt clcaI Uy
AND..rN BOYD,
y"'S -''Gt III Main >tre>i, nc.Udr. Va.
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Tin Foil and Metallic Cap Mandatory

Tin Foil and Metallic Cap Mandatory,
No. 80 Crosby S,leet. New York.
JOHN J. CROOkE g. co.
Are manufacturing under their Patent
R q a. l. n ID TIN FOIL
PLAIN PRINTED OR EMBOSSED,
suitable for wrapping
fiae CT and Caoendish 11baceos, Cheese, Spices &c.
Thin Beaeu Foil, all sizes, superior in 6riitiancy
anu strength to the imported article.
M METALLIC CAPS,
for scaling Bottles, J's, d. stamped with any nsmc de-
sign required. Also,
Music Plates. solder, Type & b tania Metals.
march 24dGm
Metallic Tipped Shoes.
biiE undersisned appointed agents
Il ell! Of Petersburg iu the sale
BoyA Youths and
tnifci GU as good terms be had In Stale.
WILSON, NICKNAME u CO.,
hhoic,ale Dealers IN Boots shoes of all kinds
60 sycamore Street, Petersburg, VA.
oreis are solicited aui IN receive proInpt
B eniiou, NAV z6I3ln
- uPLa PHOSPHATE Oh LIME, manufactured by wltlock
~ ~ a., Iainorv Undoubtedly preparation
IAce" ana nhet 40" In td will satisfy any person
mat IL Is superior W otuor. foI sale by
Juhe Jus @JAdA.S BOYD * co.
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FINE undersigned who appointed Administrative Of
easae II John H. Solomon dec the February term of
Tho Court " Husings OF the city OF l., ncbrg,
inform the public that she intends continuing business II
her husband at their stand Main All persons
knowing themselves indebted said respectful,
iciied 10 come forward and settle
march io-dts MARGARET ID. SOLOMON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

IN FINE GKEEA AND BLACK TEASING have inst
&aU received esn supply oI Green Black cas-;
eaAo Il winch are ol Yer! quan! and
On accommodating Terms.
march iJtiis LEE, ROOKIE ~ co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

MOTHER 81 PLY OF NEW GU0Ds.-ld1H sF JrLy.
"A sol an ts day receiving Lawn Robes, talicecs
aston skirts, i.aces, EIUDvns Gloves and
or uos nnue 10 ineaol vi which Ill De sold
u s'Aai .''Od. ior CASH. JSU. ). PUKfIS,
llA tl-,s k,-..
, 1859-07-23

Awclladvised railway correspondent writes
that he has adsices FROM Logausport to the
purport that the Toledo, Logansport and Bur
linssou Rait1oad Company commenced laying
track at the New Albany and Salem Railroad
csossing, on the 10th inst. About !, 900 tons Of
their iron has already arrived from England,
and il being rapidly forwarded westward and
they hare bills Of lading for the balance cou-
tracted for. They contemplate making con-
tue State line, by the 18th of October. Our
correspondent thinks that, in view Of the large
crop Of wheat already secured in Illinois. ttls
line, when open, viii probably hare very
large freight business to Toledo, As there is n
saving By This route Of neurly 100 miles, orcr
sp1sas s1s sa eaS .se% ocs mss r wsa s1. so
, 1859-07-23
From Washington.

W4sa1sc7os. July -. 1889.
The nomination Of Buchanan by tue Pitts
burgh Iust, one Of his favoritc organs, lining
diaiely on lis reaching bedford, shows il .
moreinent That was prpsoncerted, and couGrms
previous indications here which we're well
known in political circles. This step was not
expected so soon. and has been precipitatcd BY
particular causes. It virtually notifies Cobb
and tue Cabinet aspir1uts to Withdraw.
Attorney General Black has given nm opinion
that tue conditions which Toucey sought to in-
scrt in tue coal contract for the Bureau Of Con-
structiou were not authorized b5 the terms Of
the advertisement, md hence cannot be incor-
poratcd. So that device to 6reak the coosracts
has failed.
Slidell is expected here hourly: He 9isclait,s
nouestly, By private letters, desiring the Presi-
dcncy, but would serre bis country in an csi-
geucy. His personal relations with Buchanan
are considerably cooled, like al bis old friends
Thcrc arc twelve cases in Prussia involving
the guestioa Of the rights Of adopted citizens
abroad.
, 1859-07-23

Rk1tG,oCs 1s7GLt16EScE-The Calrasy PRES
byterian Church Was organized on Tuesday
evening. the a0th inst, at the Protestant Or-
phan Asylum in South Chicago, By the Presby~
tesy of(N. s. Presbyterian Church in Chicago
We learn that some thirty members united in
the organization, By letters from other churches
and on profession Of faith. The Church made
choice Of the following persons - their Elders:
Ebeuezcr jenkins, Bennet 3. Chambers aud
James Otis. The Rev. Mr. Graves, late Of Cor
ming, New Fost, is the pastor ofthe Church.
i wAnStsc 70 Bo.s-Cu71zrts Ax41oxr.-
Il Young lad named John Mahler about six
o'clock last evening On Buffalo street. took
painful lesson in Cutters Anatomy. While ut
play With hay-cutter M inadvertent turn Of
the machine severed all the fingers Of his left
hand, leaving hin, only ineh-iong stnmps~ 4
charitable Samaritan passing by pitied the lad
picked up the fingers and took these improper
f.ctions and suffering inteser to neighboris,g
surgeon. The warning boys shoula acc. pt-
With hav.custers the motto should be Han d. Of,
lest it m.y psaFe fingers off,
e The Smiths Seen, IN = bad way. Still
another of that comprehensive family, one
Francis 3f., is in custody and to lie examined
this afternoon before u. S. Commissioner T.. a
Hoyne, On charge Of passing counterfeit mon-
ey, at Galesburg. He says lie did 10 ianocently.
We trust it may SO appear.
~ The Great Western Hand dscoarsed
sweet music with charming effect On the Lake
Showa pnrk mar thc fnnt nf HnrYSann street
, 1859-07-23

Count pulsky, who represents the radical
Liberals and Rerotutionists; writes to the New

cop,t pulxkr ,rho ran,esarta the ra,licn1
p, 80
n'petals ano AeFo'ut'onlSls' "H'es ~ 'ne -'e"
York 1Ftbans as follows: j.
Loxpos. Friday July E. 1s2-
The tcle.,aphic message Of the Emperor II
Fsance 10 tue Empress, which announces IN ar-
mistice, is here. Of course, interpreted as sign
Of m approaching peace But just in the satne
way as predicted in January, what nobodY be-
lieycd. that the war in Italy had become irssist-
illc. now again m aintan. t1at tie truct nW rot
lad TO pedck. Napoleon bas eole1nnly declared
that he must continue the war until the inde-
pcndenca Of Italy is secured from tho Alps to
ihe Adriatic, and know from persons who saw
bent upon complete supremacy. Accordingly,
if Austria should eyen consent to abandon LON.
hardy. he will insist upon her Withdrawal t7ont
Venice, and this concession cannot ret be pal
stable 10 Francis Joseph, though be has been
terribly frightened by French occupation Of
zugia. 1t istrue the Austrian army Is dempral-
ized, that the Emperor went to Sosi on nee ount
of the disastrous retreat, that Hungary il OH the
brink Of insnr1eciiou, and Bohemia and Trrol
disafected
Still he can't nuke pence unless he should
make up his mind not only TO dismiss alt his
present Ministers, but to ;stultify himself His
declaring war in hungary in 1648 aud 's!, and
all lis aystem Of goFcrnment since that tinc,
has been a terrible mistake. To make cocces-
SONS to the 1talians, would not now be ef any
arail, but would excite all the malcontenss of
the Empire To The bo,dest steps, mud would .>arn
for him tue contempt Of Germany. The Aus
trim ary is not yet Sufficiently beaten, und The
enthusiasm of rhe German officers has mol yet
cooled down to that extent as to make tue sur
render Of Venice neressa1y and Sapo' tun,
unless defeated or forced br m :Euro. .oean
der conditions excluding tue Independence
Of 1tafY keYOud tue Ainci0. Such being the
, 1859-07-23
THE CITY.

s7S- The Recorders Court commences its
neg, session on the first Monday in August.
rSs- 4 few more of the elegant 81 blue and
gold i" coyics Of d. B. Cook i Co.'S Directory
NAV be had at their bookstore.
, 1859-07-23

l}ct THE DKs7.-Massers Patent Ice Cream
Freezer is the only freezer that combines the
first principle Of rapid feee1inG with the teating
that ensures smooth and light cream. therefore
buy none until you hare seen Massers. ~ i'm
street, general dealer in housekeepsr's hard
ware, tin ware, &c, sign Of the Golden Tea
Kettle. iY2isatAwed3w
, 1859-07-23

Nomination Of Alex. Kamsay for GoF-
efM0f4

We hear tint the Minnesota State Repah]i-
can Convention. which met ut St Paul in the
e1st. nominated ALEXANDER RAMSEY tuz Gsy-
cruor, by acclamation- Through tue mistake
OF our correspondent on the spot We arc with
out further adyices.
, 1859-07-23

~ Yesterday was the perfection Of mid
summers day with a cool, delicious breeze
from the lake prevailing throughout.
, 1859-07-23
39rtss Grihutre.
CHICAGO
TAx-PAYEBs-LAsTDAY.

TAX~PAKE UAk.
The taxpayers Of Cook County will bear in
mind lhat this is the last day for paying Stafc
and County Taxes. On Monday next, the sale
for delinquent taxes will lake place money
viii be saved BY paying up to-day.
, 1859-07-23

WHEELER i W1Gsox's SEWING NAcu1xrs--We
prefer them for family usc.--I. y. 7ri1uxs.
They nre the farorite& for faulilies--A. !.
1rnset.
They arc without ri1al-Scs<atlfe dn'<rs-
cIn.
They maintain the pre.eminence. ]. Ex-
pyess. ,..
For A<mn.;n2, filling, tueking aud gathering
no statement Is necessary, as their reputation
for successfully doing this work. has been for
some time established.
all the latest Improvements, originated by the
best talent in the Union, are involved in this
machine. GzoRcE X. Cu1rrESDES, Genl Agt,
ir7-1uo 1G7 nnd 1863 Lake street.
, 1859-07-23

~ Tho Peoples Fountain, with drinking
cups attached. aajoins tic northeastern entrance
to the public square. !,
, 1859-07-23

T The perjury case connected with the
Washington Guard fEacas on the 4th, comes up
nEaiu this T. u.
, 1859-07-23

sr. tor1s, july es.-The Santa Fe nsil Of the
al, has arrived 1t Independence. Tho Indians
previously reported on the route nave GszP-
peared. fheir Hhe4eabouts Is unkpowp'
, 1859-07-23

fE Coroner James held m inquest 'yestcr-
day on the Tictim Of IN itinerant brickbat at
I.yous, injured there on the 4th inst, as before
stated by u.s. - .
, 1859-07-23

TO Close THE SEAsos.-in order to make
extensive alterations and engagements in her
store, and also to make room fvr large stock
Of full goods, Miss 81 II. Marsh, .5S State street,
viii mark down her whole stock Of summer
millinery, ana atix such prices rs shall effect its
immediate sale. AL Is 10 *10 bats will he sold
at from IS to $6ao, Alt 81 to ii hats will BE-
sold at from Is to 24.5V. Straws, b]ooners.
lockers and chiidren's hints will be sold al The
New York cost. Rich ribbons ~iA be reduced
ono. third in price. ..... .....
Two shilling Ribbons for Is cents 20 cent Rib
bons for 1T cents; all six SHILLING Ruches for
50 cents; full hand made 1:uches, SIT; very
neat three row Rusche, laic. All six shilling
Flowers for 50 cents, and Ill cher goods reduced
equally, a large lot ef Lace Vell* will be sold
chiefs, nosiefy and Gloves, will be cleared out
at cost. .., ..
70 every lady who has millinery to purchase,
this sale offers unusual Inducements Notice
tue number, a35 Suite street, between JACKSON
and Van Buren,. jyll-4w
, 1859-07-23
II L led,

oa the anh Inst ~ the Re~. T. y. P.usr.ort GEO. ~
STIsTESHUR3A. of this city. and NARY L. Laughter
or Jared Gage, Esq~ Of Nl1nesks~
ii The Richmond Heeee list iut. ey the kev. Dr., ].
c. Buzrnusha, FHLErEs PHILLIPS. ef New Yo1E
In this city, The .1st Inst. br Rrv WA IL Spencer.
NJ JACsI1 j HAN and Nlss ELStE u. WARNER,
both ct Hioolninx1an. Ii.
, 1859-07-23

AnR1vaL OF New GooDs.-Geo. ". Stevens
/ Co., n Lake street, are in receipt Of Magenta
Fans per last steamer, Necklaces and Ladies'
Chateaaiues Of Etruscan styles Of setting. 1ndi-
vtdual Saltz OF fine silver with morocco case.
4 tasty article for wedding present.
, 1859-07-23

- Assignees Sale at auction b5 Gilbert :
Sampson, Of Mineral Water. Manufacturing Es-
tabiishmcnt, Horses, Wagons, etc., etc., this
,.,orniug ut 10 o'clock. See advertisement in
another column.
, 1859-07-23

SrxcEu's New az" MACHINE This late iu-
vention is designed to obriats exery difficulty
chimes. It A<u,s, .ftlzs, tuets and gatA3s. The
great demand for them already felt in this mar
Eet, is y guarantee that they ,nuss supeEcede all
other machines in use; now On exhibition, To-
getl.er with Ill the different styles Of Singers
Machines, at Is Lake Street. 4. ". uasris,
Agent. Je-l-emo
, 1859-07-23

n {: H. scETrES. -ti~-ffs'~7 Agr.t. 6 Dtarhor~-<
II aEAoaEt 10 zsfpe Ad:t7fi4an<1ks for EAa 1~l nj 4A<
L3sd6&0 Fap.ss nf IT, ywta Ws<, tAl-hHty
, 1859-07-23

e|- Michael Brennan; draymsn residing on
Indiana street, yesterday had his legbroten by
falling before the wheel Of his vehicle, which
passed orer it.
, 1859-07-23

dividend ON FIRE 1NSUR-
tv~r

Agency Continental Insurance Co. Ntw Yoef2
Sa.5SsasC.aEt 81. oaieA&o% July il 1sas. !
Cuatnuess Of this Company he1Vby no&!hed tkat .
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aeen thtstsJ Isesr. scrip TOT The sane vii b. ,tv
10. delivery eehcr a sx per exnt ntess{ 'ts sep
of iso7 and ax8 viii " ratd IA Demand:
MA>DN i CO. Agents.
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, 1859-07-23

e--..~1 sF''" Fl W.T." "sN' 1Nr0&5
FOUSD-Came into the enclosure
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Gartn. No1h wen. s1Ir+f- I.tyS
APPROXIMATION WANTED OF
MExE2 !. ASGE,.Is vho TT. f.a:s ~; Ss.,h
t7ta eiy tfn1ss ~ithn the ne1t sre four aass he
90 sse.ae : .asg
Having tafofna nou II the Above hotel. ty@tax
A RARE CHASCE FOR \
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sod cheap of -. ash I'D Sood spprosrd pap ~ tie
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w ANIED-Agents to sell i t1sc-
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n'&'' '''a iii O'Clock IN Rfin : SSi SSiasE.xx
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, 1859-07-23

- Norris / Hyde hare Leslie's, Margarine,
The Knickerbockcr, Household Words and Go
der for August, New supply Of the "Nastadon
Constellation Just received. :;
, 1859-07-23

- Tile head quarters for Sksrt Srpporttr<
is Ut i. Graves, 70 Lake st. jylydlw
, 1859-07-23

k% The Columbia and Excelsior Base Ball
Clubs viii plsJ emxteh on the cricket ground
Il Bp1's Head, o. Veaaesday aa1t July s7th
It O'Clock, ?. II. .":::s s.os: ::
, 1859-07-23

. No. II State street will be easily dis
tinguished by the sign Of the Mammoth Golden
Ten Kettle. jylS-ew
, 1859-07-23

E- Meteorological observations taken By ].
H. Reed + Co., sPothecsries, ~ and 14s Lake
street, July I'D, 1859. .-,..
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