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-hIIplI -stI'I E -
The Iowa Democratic platform would not add
any strength in Illinois, because the Fillmore
voters, having refused to vote for it in 1856,
ambiguous and cluivocai as it was, settling
nothing, quoting no agitation, would have no
inducemcnt ~ vote for it in 1860. While the
Alabama platform, il adopted, robhing the
North of nothing, leaving the Territories open
alike to both North and South, protecting alike
Northern and Southern property, would settle
the question cruitably and justly, and would
receive the Fillmore conservative vote, giving
the State To the Democracy by a very large
majority, instead of n meagre ptnrGLty. II
the Democratic party in Charleston adopt a
platform embracing the following:
S. Resolved. farther, That the principles
enumerated by Chief Justice fancy, in his OPT
nionin the bred Scott case. deny to the Terrific,
rial Legislature the power TO destroy or impair,
by any legislation whatever, the right Of pro-
perry in slaves, and maintain il TO be the duty
of the Federal Government, III all OF its depart
mcntS, TO protect the rights OF the owner 81
such propcrt; in the Territories; and the prin'
ciules so declared arc hereby asserted to lac the
rights of the South, and the South should
maintain Them"
1t will have placed itself upon the Constitu'
ton, as adjudicated by the Supreme Court, and
every Old Line Wing is bound by every con
sidera,ion 10 support the ticket. If there be
any candidate who cannot accept the platform
Of the Supreme Court and the Constitution,
does he not advocate i higher law which,
continuing agitation, threatens the destruction
of the Union?
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Resolutions have hem int otucr,i into the f-nu,y Ivaria
Legislature conterr i'la'iag the purchase %! that portion of
Siryinia known n- the "PHn.lianllc." IL empowers The
linvrrnor 10 appoint three commissioners, 10 meet i similar
number Ia he appointed on behalf Of Virginia, To neg tiatr
such c--.;oil. The I-arsyl vaiia comhni.s iourI, ave to re
p"rt the term, ,m,l conditions. II. ANY are scrreI To-, 10 the
mex; ses-iar- t,iic Legislatures. Of tL- Nv" >:,,ra.
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SALES or SruCkS X LlcilNnNp
"

hr''H'f' " ''hH - i'NN'' : = -
Virginia d Ser rt>., registered TV:.is, sa!c. H..
Hn'i interest.
Virginia i per cent, c"nroa iionl., ale. go. 90
Interest.
Richmond city For.!-. SALE, s.+I aud ir'':','
Petersburg City NoEt:. last sales 49, nirt Nee
cent sales
I.yuHrhrrs Gay lon!.. la, .,lr, 80 .;"r Iu.,,,,
cent .aie..
Norfolk City l.nna-. -a.c- $.:,
EXCHANGE li.nk Stock. last sale, IC:I
Farmer, lIana Stock, safes 10.
Raik If Virginia stock, last sales so
Bank of the Commonwealth S,Dch. .a!r.....+
R:ct,uuni and D,nvili- Railroad Brmi.. .G.:,.
State ~ Virginia. lat SALES -! and .G'r'",:
Virginia Central Railroad ii"Wt-. .s.s-U:rrd be
Virginia. No r-c"r' -u,rs.
City q: Petersburg Bond, s':Lrau;rcahg S:.'" o:
M recent safes
jaime, River and Han."lGa Bonds. :uarNu:,rlf.
Virginia. las, -,Ir- =" aud Interest.
Richmond Fire A>-"ria'icn stock, sales g."
virginia Fire lah N.ir'nr INSURANCE. si"rS. So.
Merchant. lasnran|- Stock, last sales sG:i..
Sou,h SIDE Railroad I:"aod-, guaranteed by Pet.
snlr- .9p and ~:Et'r'.'.
Richmond, fredericksburg aud roiurmlv EaE...
sales So.
virginia L-,,ra! Railroad Stock. sale. go.
Richmond aLi Pr'cr.lur: Railroad Stock. i,.:
K c!nrord and DanviIi- Railroad stock, sale, 81
James River and knuaw' = Stock. last -.ie. So
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ALLEGED Observation-Disclosures Howell and J.
T. Parsons, the latter said to be from Baltimore,
have been committed for trial at N.rfolk, charg-
ed with setting fire to a building.
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pErEESRCeG MARKETS. Mas,

TnsACrn Tile breaks continue foil f"r IL, -.
are made up mostly OF lurs and roInIn"n !r.
larger portion Of 10th IN had coalition. Tor H.:
lower grade. ui leaf. tEr markell i exceedingly &.
very low price,. especially when ;hr nr..T !,
quote ar To- romY'on luc- S:a": fir - ~:
So. tu "a. and good t" very good ii'ol.. r.,
mon leaf I to 3 medium &" ia'r -. 20 S,i,'
a Few hhL' "f strong, dark IrAis i%l'c'9 q; ss..;
uuatiir Very gorh.' I'll. bulk y: The ;cbsccS cl,;
very inferior Tlil:ir.
WnEi!.-Thc market Is more active. wish az,
white s -: red. -. uthcr sra;!rs nv'4.u4.. /.
light ami Irnaui very active.
ErGS. -Inhtjc.
PLOrn.- Ma-kr, urchanGr,i; ci:y fAm'!, s., d.
:. Fine f;La-; Fine :; ;. Fine SGat -.
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Drmncrulic .ifcctin- In Mccklrnhur

A Injecting of the Democratic party of Nt-ckI~nhurs will
be held ~ Bny!iua. ~ March County Court. tthrI Sion.
day 80 tirpnia: dele. tlrs 10 the district Convention 10
he held ia Petersburg Oh Wednesday. the 18th March,
the object ui which district Convention will b- the ap.
pointmrIl ~ delegate. To the Charleston Convratios.
- Examiner copy.
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GRANGE OF NAnE-The name OF the posi- once ~ Cuo
Greek, Char lotie county, has been chsnsedt 10 "e0e' fe''
~"
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Ell cr!xG a M0NuuEST.-Thc Sons Of Tenn.
pcrance Of Virginia are preparing 10 erect 4
handsome monument 10 the memory Of Luci3n
Minor. at Williamsburg, in May next, and y.
y. Sturlirani, Esp has hren selected to deli
yer an adirL>S on he occasion. Mr. NJ, during
his lifetime, WIS tile of the strongest advO-
Gates Of The order in the State.
---9t- -
4 WOMAN IGTnK-ilic Alexandria Ga.
zcltc' til the tn inst. says: Much amusc-
tucnt was created at the polls Ct the third Ward
Yesterday, by AL attempt To carry omans
rights into active exercise. The wife Of u
voter. who was confined to his bed by illness,
appeared and demanded ~ cast her husbands
vote. Upon a refusal. she became quite irate,
ard in reply to the JcOrs Of SOME OF the crowd,
seized a brick bat. and for Il while cleared the
front Of the polls. She was at length Quoted
and conducted away"
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District Convention.

The SiAiii E.cct"ia! District CrIIvcat!Ui, ir ap,
;"iniili. delegates Il" tile Charleston Convention,
will be ned IN ,hc city ii ;::c!m"I,i "r Wednesday,
rEr 4fh lay al April. l>;n.
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l|l..AnEI.PiIlA MA

l~s-rves-NIarhrt h-avy. with sa!c- OF 3,i-" b.,
In. ri-. ~Sherp-Ma'k": tirm and closing Ict.'s
3,;up head. ii"g--Slarkrt firm; Offering, . ,y".'
G>E
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E}istric. rentiOn.

ETfNITTV- 0UTIFFTEEVHs
ia. D;>trir; I"nHtriivn Tor tho N"Tt''lk E:ep.uraI
Di-,rr;. will !c held in Norfolk City, "I the Eth
j., - N,rnIi
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N.:tt. uKLEANS MARKET. MAEcl

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, MAhrg :.
Flour -,r.dy. Wl"at %aci:v-: white Al .~.ii4!',
4: / .aial T.. Corn /, Gui!. Provision, ale quici.
i, irm Al .SH a2ii:r.
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Tia. ~i:i.!,il k!rrlni.l District Convention. Tor APP
delegates tr The Iliarl'-t"n Convention, will
ne held nj '!'apIraiain"rH, in Essex c%"';rt., Tuesday,
.Mare!i. 10Th. i-';p.
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CUTLERY, CUTLERY, ttiL,
SSjE are jus, IL receipt Of our spriHt ~ > ::
" Pocket and Table Cutlery, scis."r' a.. ~
pr:sins The ri0,t complete aht .iesan: S':' -!
aver brrn able TO v.i-r for sale, to when ..
!ully Call the attention Of country nerchaaf
% wait Of something superior. ,.rnrt
JOHNSTON & E:ANS'p,
ImpnIt-rs and Dealers il !i..rIsn:e, q.
SiIn Of tie CToss.Cu: saE, ~
March q -
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EUiSO.-
" No. ! Peruvian GuaDo
Eide Island 10
4 4 Mexican do ~
Savassa TOR BrnEn o!anI'A'
5oInbrero do
Eoninsou's Manipulated 10
American DO. u .EITII-
For sale by
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Iowa and Alabama.

To illustrate the necessity for a plain, unc-
quivocal, unanbiguouS platoon at the Charles
ton Convention, we make the following extracts
from the platforms of principles land down
by two States, Iowa and Alabama. The Iowa
Democratic State Convention adopted the fol-
lowing:
I'd. Resolved, That We cordially re-aiiirm the
platform heretofore adopted by the National
Democratic Convention NJ Cincinnati in 1856,
rs sound in theory anu Salutary in prac
tice, and atfnrding. rhcH interpreted N &c
cordnnee rith the opiniOn% IF lion. .Stephe"
4. Douglu<. and faithfully carried out, an am
icable solution of all the distractins troubles
which have agitated our country in times past,
and which now threaten to cngusi II IN dis
union, revolution and anarchy.
The Alabama Democratic State Convention
adopted the following:
: Resolved further. That the Territorial
Legislatures, created by the legislation OF Co..
gre<s, have no power TO abolish slavery, Or 10
prohibit the introduction Of the same or to
impair by unirirndIy legislation the security
and full enjoyment Of the sa,ne within the Ter
~ritoricS; and such constitutional power certain.
" does not belong to tile people OF the Terri
tories in any capacity, before, in the cNer-
else of a lawful authority, they form a Consli-
tuition preparatory to admission as IA State into
the Union; and their action in the exercise Of
such lawful authority, certainly canlsst operate
or take elect before their actual admission as
State into the Union.
The Democracy Of Iowa, i'll 1876, were
II, g64 votes in TIE MINORITY, while the De-
mocracv of Alabama were, i'll 1856, lS,lST in
the MAJORITY.
The platform Of the Iowa Democracy, il
adopted at Charleston, world t"Ss .tlabarna
and rot gain cceH Iowa.
The majority Of the Electoral College is l52;
and the States returning that electoral vote were
510,45S OF the popular vote in the mi"ortty.
Yet, under the ~i,luruitty vote, with three cali
didatcS,) tie Democratic party were enabled to
secure the electoral vote Of States in which it
was il II hopeless minority. For instance, ILL
no;S voted
al IL l!I. -. -
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M ,-~J " AFNEs UT FFF''
y>- E~NTi.-Fciluw Citizen IL A.
upon son ~ the ensuing sjrr!H: election. !" W"
rIrct u Cninn1nwrI.L.'- Attorney for the : ~.
Yer. TAKE this opportunity 10 ANNOUNCE m5" !
date fpr ,aiI utiic,. aud rc.p"c'fli $ >,id' -,
tr the sane. wlLiIANs ~
~. 81 Il,
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Is. +. HARLOW, @'e's''
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go SIR. pahnry having i-cIia-d II rrr!s
sp~crtiul!y announce myself Il c%amt''ihi" 'Jr ;"e
CJHNONWEALIIIs A~TruESkI Tor -" t"I.:
over. tlitl.LNS :!
March .,-r,f
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rUruaRA1xs.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL or THE ARABLA-IAPOR7ANT
NEWS FROM NAPLBS-DECLLNE IN COT
TONAED BREA DSTUFFS.
HALIFAX, July lO-The steamship Arabia with Liver
pool adviees to SOh ut and Queenstown Sst has ar
rived The news from the Continent is highly interest
ing.
Sicily remained eomaAratvey quiet but great agita-
ton prevailed at Naples in consequence OF the pIAge
Of the public eommssarAt and murder OF the agent
The city was declared in = state Of siege
The Neapoitan government had ordered the restitu-
ton Of the two captured ships and the release OF the
crews and passengers. The u S war steamer lroquos
was on the spot backing up tie demands of the Ameri-
can Minister.
Garbaldi continued his preparations for new move
ments.
The agitation at Naples vas increasing. The Central
Revolutionary Committee had issued nhlmmatory pro-
carnations, calling upon the people 70 rise.
The French Ambassador vas Knocked down and beat
en- senseless in the streets Il is supposed that the as
sailAnts we're anti-Reiormers.
The eommissarats in twelve districts we're Smultane-
ously attacked and pilAged aud the agents murdered.
Tx LATEST.
QUEENSTOWN, SUNDAY.-The report that the King bad
granted new Constitution is confirmed The tri-coored
flag vas formally inAugurated the public buildings,
paacrs and war vessels and saluted by the foreign
shps. The new Cabinet was completed Spinetti being
President Of the Council. The Government continued
uarike preparations
England and Austria consent to the Conference on the
FrancO-Swiss question.
is reported that the Papal Government is about to
grant reforms Riots had taken place between the citi
zens and troops at Peruga-
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, June SO.-COttOn-Sales OF the week
500 bales Holders pressing stocks the market; all
kinds slightly lover but loser qualities declined lsd.
and upward Tie market closed dull and Irregular
Stock I S34 600 bales ,lSS. 900 American.
RraafafnHs ouiet and steady. Provisions dull. Con
SOS on account 9S S t9S l-2.
SECOND DESPATCH.
F1our-mOre doing at Sd decline Wheat firm. Corn
declined Cd The weather unsettled.
Pork quiet Bacon firm. Sugar quiet and steady
Coffee and Rice firm. Resin dull Turpentne dull at
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RInNnlNs rHlRn PEREoRnANcE

bLuNNlN Third EEhFOlLNA NGE.
Words ue-lv Cad % convey al Quiie idea Of the
daring aud sk performances OF this wonderful zymnasi
For human being 70 travel on small rope stretched
over the Niagara 900 feet above toe rocks and rapids
where human hand could cXend ali, where accident
would be certain death, requires such combination OF
nerve and agility no, one in million Possesses. No
Eaa ever presumed think Of ereciagiand walking up
zach highway over the Niagara, unul Boudiu
surprised citizens sikh such announcement last
wear.
This setson Blondn has ,ced his rope Just below the
Suspension Bridge, over more Will and seemingly dtu
gerous llace th4n that used t- wear. lie gave exhib
tons on the Gl aud 10th Of June sHi again las. We'd
nssday the 4ih On this last occasion the number OF
Spectators much lsrger thru either Of the other
days. We estimate the number at OuD 20 5000, Of
whom about 200 stood upon the Suspension Bridge
Bondin started on his trip at about 80 p n stop
Ping short intervals 70 lie dOwn, stand foot,
a resersog until Ae the centre Of ths river
a psriorn4nce before undertaken by auy man.
Having secured his balinc ng pole and fastened The two
ends OF A fODe some hv feet apart % his main cable
the SILK hanging some twenty or thirty fee below be
descended 20 the Of this slack rope where upon
this mere thread be performed with much apparent
unconcern though in theatre. With straps around
hs ANGLES he suspe nded himself thus hauging three
feet oelow even the sack rope. He al.o stood up
boys sOueiimes venture TO doiu sSngthis latter feat
being al appearance. really the dangerous OF
all for the rop' a mere sSing and very unsteady
He also spirled himself heels head fifteen
twenty times about fast spns.er would turn bier
quill wheel
People held their breath in utter amazement such
reckessness. he up hand hand the main cable
where be hung BY one leg, & lie then proceeded 70
the Canada side. occupying altogether only 81 minutes
After short interval he reappeared dressed in the
character Of Brazilian ape, trundrg an "lIshmau's
buggy" As be approached the American side he aped
the ape much 20 lhe amusement o. the spectators he
came over in II minutes about q9ick as Paddy would
ro! Light load Of stones over the bridge. The crowd
disposed apparently highly pleased With the exhibition.
A very heavy rain prevented any performance in the
evening Whes be expected TO treat she crowd sith a
display OF fireworks from the csn'reiof the river
His performance w be on the lS,h inst-Niagrri
Gazette.
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TO TIE CITIZENS
NoND

r Q H M . N D.
NHE UNDERSIGNED beg leave TO call the attention Of the %
Richmond and 10 solicit their assistance In mster Of
essential Importance 70 the Volunteers Of the city
There Volunteer Comp snr In the city and but
hall suitable for drill Seven Of the Companies have dn
except such rented BY themselves, with little adaptation
the Tu whilst the Artillery Companies have neither gun
iuse d rooms aud unable to such will
eommodate the d i'll
With view renedging this things destruc
the tcirncy Of the Volunteer the city, the Companies
commanded by the un1erRned subscribed 10000
erection OF AnoTy the City Council have given
street. between Main and Cary streets the City Engineer has
Hhed plan and numerous offers have been made for the erection
Of the building
To build Armory ereablv the city and adequate
Of the Volunteers will require additional Of four
I've thousand dollars Unw ling make further calls upon their
Companies after their liberal subscriptions make application
for additional aid the Cts Council who have done much
the Volunteers the undersigned have alternative but april
cation 10 the public spirited citizens OF Richmond.
Experience Ia time Of ncy the Richmond Vol
viii be the called and from hir Supposed AdyAn-
expected furnish model for the Volunteers
without the Of constant drl hey will be unable
this expectation and TO rend-r efficient service Other
communities have cherished tn military organizations with pride
and pleasure and have ltyhed them such tokens OF
regard served spread their fame the nation
and themselves the fullest guarantee Of peace with
curiy n person and property.
Fully Impressed with the importance Of maintaining the military
organization Of the State and especially the city
dillon Of eeiyncy, The undersigned will call the citizen for
such assistance as they thilk proper to SGord,
". ". ELLIOTT, Captain Company A.
GEO. W. RANDOLPH, " II.
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fvroa Reltsr Of Neysolk HsFald-l
n Dn,u - Rnru uuE AHTsPRv1 a .


VNs the season which th,ss celebrated Bsrs are mostly
sought ar aud possessing they DO NO "a VIDE ians
hardly 70 impress upon the mind Of the invalid their
inesmabs vtues We have In social intercourse
one expression In their Ayor and that H. Whenever used ney
like charm eeacOus than any usd me thAt
has ever been offered public The maker Of use b
uses no highly wrought pane flaming hand bills TO ~ er
th % IN ma RItteT but simply throwing the article Its
er 10 be Judged accordingly lie does pot like AL the qasek
stuff now In use say will all the Ills common 70 h1
manv hut he reputation that whenever taken accord
Ing 10 dr,eons vii Ague and Fever Dyspers BoEe
Comnan Cholera Motbus Indigestion Sour Stomach Lofs OF
Innsteand ali diseases arising torpdy Of the Liver and
Inncton Of the digestive organs Their equal vet TO be
These Bitsrs be had hessr Ada GkAf RUkVLir
LADD co. and By prominent Druggists In the city OF ke-
nd aad elsewhere In Virginia and North Carolina Also
EroTT Co Washlngton City, d. O.; OANBY GILPlN co.
baltimore, h A. PAHNEsrooKA co., Philadelphia and BARNES
PARK, New York.
Orders alrd ~ addrel1ng Il bAAAE rIoPnso,:
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w IRON THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
aREKNnklEK cnrSrY. VA.


The long established reputation the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS for the Of Chronic diseases renders upon
their raeslc nal efficacy unnecessary.
many years Springs been trans
pOi and used By persons at their homes and experience
iron, tle;r use trGea drunk Jre,8 al he J5untdin
These gently APERlENT and very decidedly ALTER
hist given them thr hg reputation their an
tire Po Their peculiar operative ndusnees which they
ols tons the smaller vessels nrolr IF morbid
dccYuh0as from diseased organs thus producing the
tire profound changes demAndedn almost every Chron-
e disease
As An GPERI,Nr and ALTERArIvE the range OF disease to
Soh they applicable w be apparent N medical menuh
for instance Cronic affections Of the Sonidcl B,trs Lre
EidHsys S DE- DC Upon The fun o. Of The Orga9s ssner-
and establishing healthy sereonI In such have departed from
In DYSPEPSIA and in Chronic raons Of the mucous coat
Of tbs Stomach and Bowels they employed with the happe
result.
In the various forms Of LIVER DISEASE their superior efficacy
has been long and firmly established
CHRONIC DIARRHGA omen cured BY them AFTER other
ldes have been Intellectually tried.
To C0STIvEHESs Of the Bowels and TO PILES they well
adapted.
In the Ssrerd forms Of KIDNEY and BLADDER AFFECTIONS
unattended Win ssy are yTTy
liar 70 females their drdtire influences Omen emlneny
useful.
NEURALGIA vaou, nervous diseases when they are
the result Of organic derangement treated with great
by these waters.
InCHRoNIo RHEUMATISM their efficacy coeval with
palliative Of excellent eject 10 GOVT their value
In MERCURAL DISEASES peculiar affection that
results or the abuse Of Mercury In Affections full
a. Pamphlets descriptive Of the medicinal character and ap
PcSblteI Of the Waters furnished gats application the
These Waters securely put up the Springs glass bottles
being regularly furnished to the Agents in Richmond
To prevent imposition each bottle has the words "GRFPN
BRlER WHITE SULPHUR WATER" blown In the glass without
Orders individuals trade throughout the United
PURCELL, LADD AGO.
AF2T-dAeon Gen1 Agents, Richmond, Va
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VALUABLs PRIVATE REsID. NOE ON TIL

' CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND ADAMS srRELTs AND
COAL YARD LOT AT THE CORNER or BROAD AND LAUkI,
STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTIoNAt Of the Boar
Of Directors Of TIE Richmond and FrederckSbu Railroad Com
pany (who vii convey by deed with general Varany we shall
sell At public auction the preneI FRIDAY July isl
At O'Clock VI fair, II not the x f4r day. The elegant pr.
yate residence located above recently cpd
Mr. Edwin Robinson. The h has front Of on the south side
Of Ankn street. and depth the line Adams street
55 feet 90 alley 20 feet vide Tbs improvements this lot con.
list Of beartUl dwelling with brown ffont built IN
ehaste and haug AL The modern
ard universally admitted be among the handsone
IN his city IT'S well known that further dose. pilon Of Il
deemed unnecessary Aer The sale VI be sold
on the premises that valuable coal yard properly
broad and Laurel streets ng front Of 80 T. south side
" Broad ST. and depth Of l:5 feet alley
Laurel street This lot well erelsef tract lead
Ing into IL and supplied with staging 6fc undr
rental OF 5000 the New Virginia Mlning
Company
Po the foregoing real estate. IN. will 9Th cash
balance a. H. and 70 months negotiable notes ntere-
payable bali yearly secured by retained
V2-tdi GppDIN APPERsON Auc,s
s-The dwelling can be examined every from to
o'clnck
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GOsoSEE's INQuEsr-Au adjourned inquest into the
cAass Of the death Of WIN. tibn held by coroner
Pes-ht yesterday ~ the mayors Courtroom. After
a., usual examination Of Witnesses the jury rendered
tle fo'loEiug verdict That the said Nm Gbliu came
60 bi. DEATH july s,h 1904 in Consequence Of SQUAD
In tho right breast received from the hand Of VIM Re-
bey The accused and his alleged accessories GAYLORD
sui Wilson, viii be arragned before the Mayor, this
m0r,iug
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rHE MARKETS

BrrxnEE July iO-Piour Is ,e,y dull Howard Street. Ohio
and Ctr So wheat active red 1870 cts
white HOO steady. yellow Go66 cts white T56oI6
Provisions very active Prisss unchanged WHISKY
steady AZ 20t
NV YosK, July l0-C, ton dull Uplands il% eta. Flour
prices unchanged WI atheAvy white Kentucky i55
is5 ctt Corn lover; Ned $40 acts Western yellow Ct6b
cts Pork buoyant s@tg So prime - 700 - 2h sugar
steady To p-ntlne steady Sett2 cts Rec trm
stocks higher. Nirg mas gi a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11
NEW YORK RACES.

NEw York, July lO.-The trot,ing match between
Flora Temple and Patchen two miles heat was won by
Flora Pachen being Withdrawn after the second heat
Tme-6rst heat by Patehen 4:5li. Second heat by
Flora Temple. The clubs we're very disorderly. Hats
&c being thrown at PAtchen on the home streatch oil
h. sasond heat