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DEDrORD ALUM AND IODINE MASS

This article is prepared from the water Of the
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE SPRINGS, by
careful aud scientific method of evaporation.
whereby all of the mineral ingredients and medl-
cna properties OF the water are retained in 1t un-
impaired. Call and procure pamphlet OF our
Agents, containing certificates of Prof. SANrEL
JACKSON, of the jefferson Medical College, Phiia-
dolphia, and also twenty other Physicians of emil
uence, testifyiug to its efficacy in various DIR
eases. The MASS and WATER j. kept tor sale
hv4 Messrs. MEADE s BAKER and Z. 7. RoBIS@US.
p ECHOIS x SONS.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Thomas w. keesce. Auct'r,
(Ottice corner of 18th and Gary streets.l
FUTURE DAYS.

(Ofice corner of 18th and Gary streets.)
TRUS TEES SALE OF
q - la1g I0rSEH0LD AN = klyCIlEA
I I II + 4 FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORST
! J Il ! land COW, At THE UNION FE-
MALE INSTITUTE, UNION hill, AT AUCTION
BY authority Of n deed nf trust executed by WIN
Jacob Points. hearing date 2ed September LIST
and Of record in the Clerks Office Of Henrico Co
Court, the undersigned. as trustee named therein,
will proceed to sell at public auction, the pre-
misses, on TT EoDAY, the l2rh day Of March, 1851
at 10 o'clock, the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, including Bureaus, Bedsteads
Mattresses. Feather Beds, Cane Chairs, Windsor
Chairs, Sofas, Parlor Chairs, Marbie-top Tables
two Piano Fortes, Bed Clothing, School FurnI
ture, &c. sc.
ALSO.-One HORSE and one COW.
TERMs-For all sums under $50, cash for snm:
of $50 and upwards. an approved endorsed aego
liable Jte al 80 days credit, with interest added
A. y. BROWN. Trustee.
R2s Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct
mn
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JAMES NJ. TAYIOk son, Aucts, Re y-tds
TRUSTEES SALE ANEAT LITTLE
By Redwood * Reach, Auct'rs.
lJa MAIN STREET.l

o. FINE MULES AND HORSES AT
t9NAUCTiON.-O WEDNESDAY, eth day of
March we will at the request of John r;
Dickinson, Trustee, sell, at auction, on Council
Chamber Hill, at 10 O'Clock A. M
20 MULES, most of which young, we'll
broken, and Of fne size
good sized, snowy aud most excellent HORSES;
Farmers and others in want of good Mules and
Horses, would do well to attend this sale.
TERMS -Four months, for approved, endorsed,
negotiable notes. fe 26-tds
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
signed, Commissioners appointed by DEGREES of
the County Court oil Louisa, rendered in two suits
pending n said Court in the name Of Cammack
aud others Westh inner. viii, on the sth day OF
April, l56l, at Louisa Courthouse, IN trout Of the
tavern Of Patrick II; Jones, sell two HOUSES and
LOTS situated at said C0urt- House at public auc-
lion, to the highest bidder, viz: The STORE aud
DIV BILLING HOUSE now occupied by Henry
stable aud other out houses and LOT ndlloin-
ing the former, on which there is a large DIV ELL
ING, now occupied by tenants. The store house
and dwelling on the first lot is IN good repair and
well suited for one who wishes to engage In the
mercantile business. The lots will be sold sepa-
Taely.
Terms. The above property will be sold for
enough cash to pay the costs of the two suits and
the expenses of executing the DEGREES and as 10
the residue of the purchase money, upon "A credit
of six, twelve and eighteen months. IN equal in
stalments-the purchaser TO give bonds and good
security, bearing interest from the day OF sale
and the legal title 10 be retained until the whole
OF The purchase money il paid. The property
Will be made KNOWN the day Of sale. II II very
desirable property, aud auy information in relt
| tion to it may be had from the undrIsigp ed OIL
'''''' NJ = ''-' EDWARD II. LANE.
| FRANK V. WINSTON,
| f. wSthAp.w5t Commissioners.
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EDUCATIONAL
HANOVER ACADEMY, VA.
HIP. JONES, NJ. A., PRINCIPAL.
rxsrKUCToRs:
HILARY r. JoyEs. ~ A. =
MILAN NJ. FoSTAINE, NJ. A.

r.. ~
WILLIAM NJ. FosTATxE, NJ. A.
ALEX. T. MATHEWS, III. A.
JAMES NJ. BoTD. VI. A.
The second term begins MARCH LIST, 1891.
For further particulars, address :, roxrs
70 2a-let Tayiorsville. Hanover Co, Va.
DiCHNOND r L VI AL E INSTITUTE.--
IL The second half of the present session begins
February 18TH aud ends the last Of June.
The commencement Of new term presents
most favorable opportunity for the admission OF
new pupils
Although School Is already somewhat fnll-
er than usual, the extent OF our arrangements
readily enables Us 10 receive still larger num-
Der.
We have SIXTEEN Teachers Of ability and ex-
perieuca. nearly the number Of large and
comfortable recitation rooms, and ample grounds
tor exercise.
Our BOARDING facilities are also excellent
our course is extensive and complete, beginning
with the lowest English studies Of the Preparato-
~ course TO which special attention Ia given and
including the higher English the Languages, Ma
SIC and the ornamer'a' bra nehss
tFor the half se.s,o,. r..yabie in odrnnoe)
English, In Preparatory departmept.......... ..N5
English, in Collegiate acknowledgements. rs
French, or other Languages. ................ 10
Music on the Piano.. ........................ IS
Board, including everything. cumming. 20
For 9th ar particulars, or for catalogues, apply to
fe l5-dlm CHAS. II. WINSTON. President.
UNIVERSITY AND LAW SCHOOL.-Pro-
y lessor HoLCoMBE having resigned the chair
nf Civil, Constitutional aud International Law +,
Equity and the Law Merchant, in the University
ing on the 9Th Of March next will take iuto con :
sd1ratiou the acceptance of his resignation, and
the appointment of Il successor.
Applications for the appointment should be adj
dressed to the subscriber, at Charlottesville. Va.
THOS. J. RANDOLPH,
fe l2-t6M Rector University OF Virginia.
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BY L.. II. Cook, Auct'r.

FURNITURE AT ACCTION.-Ou WE'D
Z NESDAY MORNING. at II o clock. will sci
~ NV store general assortment al HnCS EH0Lt
FURNITURE, consisting uf Wardrobes, Bureaus
WaShstand- BedeteadS of different qualities
Hair aud Shuck Mattresses, Feather Beds. Chairs
Bookcases, &c. Nc. At the same time,
81 DblS. PlPPINS. IN good rider.
One large IRON SAFE.
NH 5 F. b COOK Auct.
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THE REVENUES TO tsE CoLr.Ecrrn
THE SrPRENE Court SET ASIDE

Government Forces TO be Used TO Hold IN.
Federal Property.
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NH l-iAwIMavI5&t3tawtIn
ia i. Il l. X III ~ sc

/ h O 5 o N.
The addition to this Hotel being completed,
with superior accommodations for Ladies and
Gentlemen, ". II be- opened on MONDAY, eb-
ruafy lstn.
The house IS complete in all its appointments,
and it il the intention of the prOpristnrS TO ma e
II worthy the patronage OF the travelling public.
II. ID. PARKER,
al
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WIRE ASDsIEyE FACTORY,

w dersi5 ped respectfully asks the attention OF
merchants aud the public generally 10 his stock
He manufactures BOILING SCREEN WIRE, for
merchants mills FAN aud STAN DING SCREEN
WIRE. Also, RIDDLES and slEE II OF ali kinds;
Bird CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS Plain
and Fancy WIRE WORK for doors, front win
dows &c. Also, Corn, Sand and Guan0 SCREENS.
NE Prompt attention given 10 orders
q. w. JESSOP,
Pearl st, below Cary, Richmond, Va.
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NJ LANGHoRN AZ SONS

FOB A G. c o
Always on hand and for SALE at prices FROM 25
TO 65 CENTS PER POUND:
N. LANGH0RN X >ON'S .:0RONoCO lbs, -
LODE STAR" City 7 X DE- rGoLD
LEAF" ''STANARb,' and "GULDEN pEACU'
brands. Also. their celebrated :. II ENA CLUB
and STAR SMOKING TOBACCO, made from
the finest Leaf.
Dealers are requested to call aud examine the
stock BROWN MGCLELLAND,
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no e L s
EXCaiANGi1 HOTEL.
~ Il 1 L K |
DE-. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, PROPRIETOR.
2. Il. WOpDWAED, SUPERINTENDENT.

Thi, House, pleasantly situated, is in every re-
spect a FIRST. CLASS HOTEL, and Is now ready
for the reception Of all who may visit the valley
1T Is especially desirable stopping place Tor those
who pass and from the Watering Places in thi-
vicinity. The House aud Furniture are both Ell.
tireiy new, aud the Rooms large and comfortable
and la udaomeIy furnished
TERMS:
Board, Including rooIl &c. } per day ......sl q
per month 80. % q
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OTIC E. -
~ EUGENE CARRINGToS,
L L n Z Z ID L 4


/ published DAlLY by DAElEL LLOYD.
from their qlee on Gove,a9f street on and aH e
latest news by mail aud telegraph The sab
scrption price win be SO for the year, when left
at the houses of subscribers. 1t may al 40 be OBJ
tained from carrier. at cents for the single
copy, or TEN CENTS the week.
Persons beyond the limits of the city desiring to
obtain the DAILY EXAMINER by mail, can do so
by ordering it in a letter directed to the EXam
ner Office, Richmond, va containing their al
dress and six doia's.
The SEMI WEEKLY and w EEkLY EXAMINER
will be published heretof0re-the first Tor 81,
the second f0r 81 invariably in advance.
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AK sEIp.r pxaIn

pLACk SHIFT BRAID
ID RuBBER COAT and VEST BUTTONS;
c c9aB ShHi1 coRsErs, all sizes;
SEEMING SILKS:
COATS spool COTTON
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDkERCIIEFS
WOVEN SKIRTS, IS to 81 hoops.
Fall lines Of the above Goods just received and
~ fe 81 '--' IGiiNfgR, ALVEY & ARENTs.
CODA WAFER, SODA WArER.-Having
> htted up. my new soda Water apparatus, with
ulSh I'll VII" may wish II Win superior article
No. Iv7 Broad street, betw'u 9Th ard sth.
FOR SALE-A second. hand SODA WATER APP
fe2 ". L. WAXING.
LINE ART GALLERY.--Therels at present
l. on free exhibition at my store, the celebrated
original painting of Rothermel's AlD-sU AMERs
NIGHT DREAM. Also, very curious wood No
sale picture OF scene from the PALACE OF NER-
~'"'ES by French artist. The public are in =,
vItea 70 cali aud examine these rare specimens VI
art !. q = spai MEET Ha IL STB% "idn's
MOTTO E.--Capiairs OF Volunteer Companies
" throughout The State are respectfully informed
that the Commissioners appointed by law for the
made contracts for these Items and fast as they
are delivered al this post they are Issued imine
dA'y according to c;n2skY 4 Dis ba X StS,''
ia lets Capt. Snip. Armory, Richmond, Va
NOTiCE.-No person whatsoever il authorized
~ to purchase or make any contract Tor any ar
E ,
unless the be paid FOR ri the time OF delivery
This publication Is not In consequence or any
thing that PRED, but to protect me in flu
ture, and because Of my determination 10 be con-
stantly posted with regard . the eXpenditnrns OF
both hotels. JOSEPH H. ChENsHA"
no .G-1aw3m
| MILITARY GOODS.-Haviug iarge con tracts
| vi with the manufacturers OF these Goods In our
uw and other Southern States, We are prepared TO
| supply any quantity al short notice. We nave
| nyw In store full supply of Grey Cassimeres,
manufactured in Maryland, Virginia aud Georgia ),
| 10 which W 2 invite attention.
f. 2s hbNT, FAME 20
| VIRGINIA MEDICAL COLL 4 % e.
! Graduates Of medicine Invited 10 call a,
/ MEADE 4 BAKERS and examine their complete
/ stock OF Pocket and Operating surgical fastru-
| inente Medical Saddle Bags, Pharmaceutical AID
other Preparations. rare Chemica =. reliable aud
| strictly pure Medicines, Drugs, SC, needed by
| MEADE BAKER Pharinaeeutists,
| nh lse Main st, corner above y. %.
NOR ONLY A NINEPENCE THE YARD
/ i HANDsoMEsPRiNGM oUsELIN ES-0pening
| this morning, another lot of those handsanls
| spring Mouseliner pretty patterns. only a uine-
| pence the yard CAN early, and select the pref
| test styles, at
| EZEklkI.I y, Al Main St. Mailert's old stsai,
/ nab Next Ia walsh shoe St9r".
4 iL LEMON-A very pure article . also, al
~ Cassia, Glover, Peppermint, Sc Jast ,ss''i Y
| ia 20 Cnrsar Main and 18th sts
GOsHEN CHEEsE.--5s boxes lIamsur,
NJ brand, per sehr. Hsxatl, eheiee article. 10
saleby lmh u wA. WALLACE SONS.
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Messrs. Hicks T. Anderson would respects
fully tender their thanks to the friends Of the old
concern for their patronage, and would solicit ia
continuance to the new hrm. With ample means
we are prepared TO make liberal Arrangements
with the planters of Virginia and North Csrolins.
Eg Office No. 5 Shoekoe SLIP. fe Sim
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WOOD, COAL. &c.

w o o DIV o o d.
A constant supply of
Which will be delivered to families at the very
lowest market price.
fa 2l-ts A. \. LEE.
4 ,OkE-The prices OF CARBON Hill UUhE
~ will be, until further notice, as follows
Lump Coke, .................,. W per LOAD
stove LOBS,
Hail Coke, ............ % %
de lets JOHN j. WERTH, Agent.
hAk AND PINE WOOD-seasoned and under
" shelter, for sale al Coke Yards.
de IT'S JNO. J. WERTH. Agf.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
HIS INAUGURAL.

INAUGURATION ofMR. LINCOLN
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CPOTsWOOD ROUSE,
MANIPULATED GUANO.

THE JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COM
PANY are now prepared to furnish the farmers
nd planters Of
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
with the above FERTILIZER for their spIing
crops. It's application 10 the Wheat crop, seeded
during the last Fall far a. developed up TO this
time has been eminentiy successful, and II Is
deemed 10 be equally well adapted to improve
those Of Tobacco, Oats aud Corn.
The stock now on hand is moderate, but the sup
ply will at all times be adequate 10 the demand !;
and during the present unsetti ed condition of al
fairs it is thought advisable 10 solicit those no
propose to purchase to signify their intention OF
doing SO at IA early day, to enable the Company
to make timely preparation to execute all orders
that nav come in.
PRICE PER TON OF ? 900 LBS, $50 CASH
gLrs~orders eab be address ed to the Commission
M5rcnauts generally Of Richmond. or
Ia I--2awdw l.. Ii. BESfLAf, Agent.
G,ENUIZE PLANTATION ti.Aas.--A
VI large lot, Just received aud for sale by
nah DOVE * Co. Druggists.
now DER -, go kegs Dapouts Sporting
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A CARD have this day associated with ne
"A In the PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSfS ESs,
Dr. PETER ii. ANDERSON, formerly OF Amelia
county, and late OF Chesterfield, under the sly!s
and trln OF HICKS & Anderson.
sAM'L d. HICKS.
Richmond, Feb LIST, 1881.
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DK; Z; "; cLAskE,s STIMULATING Z

. NIskEAs ot TUG SHft
Lumhago, aud all diseases OF The splne, Acute
Pain or Inflammation in any part OF the sysie,D,
Painful Gatherings in the Breasts OF Femaies.
Chroaic Sore Threat, swellings, strains, sprains,
Piles, Cuts Burns, Plenrtsy, seaids, Old SUES,
&C., &C For Horses, 1t will cure any form Of
culs aud Sores, Scratches, Se. Prepared by Dir.
J. w CIsKaz, Aberdeen. Miss, and for 50 10 by
JAS r. DtyAl, Druggist aud Chemist,
q Corner MNln and 10th st. kieh mnnd.
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Sign Of the Red Mortar.
fs IL sth and Main streets, Richmond,

no PHYAICiANs.-Protee solution Of Pro-
L toxide of Iron, or Peruvian syrup: Parrish's
Syrup Of the Hypophosphites Of Lime, soda and
Pot&ssa DR.. Narsia's Elixir Of Cxlissya Bark,
prepared of the best cortes drnS regis the strong
est and fresh Aqua Chlorsts, Of orr own prepsra-
ton; DR.. l.. Brownies Chlorodine.
l.. wAGSER Apotheesgy,
Broad and eft sts.
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NrOT.CE.-All persons having claims against
~ The late CHAs. E. HEWITT will present them
10 me for payment, and all indebted to the late
firm of NJ IrCHE5L, HEWITT Co, Will come for
of the late firm Will be closed up immediately
f. s7-iw* THOS. e. HEWITT.
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DIssoLUTIONs. &c.
or CO-PARTNERSHIP

at the stand formerly occupied by Msssrs. Ran
doph K Page, aud Row by Mr. Mann Page, GU
l2th street, near the mills Of Messrs, Warwick n
Barksdale. where | shall be pleased to see my
friends, and receive from them any consignneGts
they may favor me with. JOHN A. ROBINSON.
Richmond, March l. 1851. NH l-dn&cwit
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n uEIt E.--tapjairs OF Volunteer Companies
~ throughout the State are respectfully informed
that the Commissioners appointed by law for the
purpose Of obtaining Announcements, NC, have
made contracts for these Items and Is fast as they
delivered al this post they Issued iinine-
daely, according to priority 0f date Of orders
CHARLES DiMMOCk,
10 Sun Richmond Va
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tytRGISiN MEDICAL. COLL EGE.-

MEADE 4 BAKERS and examine their complete
stock OF Pocket and Operating surgical iastru-
other Preparations. rare Chemicals, reliable aud
strictly pure Medicines, Drugs, sc, needed by
physicians.
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tIriNtAR1S lOlGW LOxENGEA; Rryaass
w ratLlenie Waters; bu Barrys paiIaonte
bon -Bons. Browns Bronchial Troches Hasitls' !
De Paris 2e.. for sAie by
ieis W. PETERSON Co., iss Maia 81.
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PULMONARY BALSAM--A sure ana speedy
/ remedy for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Group whoopiag Cough, Diniculty Of Breathing,
sc. This preparation is free from opium N any
form and Il composed Of vegetable ingredients,
selected for their hs lsaiaie aud soothing nature
{. hs& stood tue tes, vi numerous trials, and IL
c,nateaily recommended for tbs diseases mea.
uoaed. Prepared aad sold by
A, BoDERga B co. prnggisss.
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fe 23-d3m
HtEf SCASEN6 Err

(tAJIi0S.-Th he public are cautioned not to re
X ceive or trade for NOTE of mine, for 81, lo5,
dated 18th December, 1862 at months, endorsed
by ! Peyton as security; given X. V. Gaines and
Thos. Watkins, Is Trustees for VIM. J. Watk ins,
for purchase Gf TWO slaves. One of the slaves
proving uneound of disease inherited, scr9fuiG
| decline to paw said note, at maturity, and will
req iire te5 al process 10 compel me,
- er ~ EfEMINH MORGAN.
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-,ODA WAFER, SODA WArEB.-Hsvin

- htted up my new Soda Water apparatus, with
porcelain lined fountains, am prepared TO fur
uiSh all who may wish it with superior article
of soda W alter. W. l. WAXING,
No. IV7 Broad street, betw' 9Th and 9Th.
FOR SALE-A second. hand SODA WATER AP
PARATUS, in complete order, Fountains, ne.
fa2s W l.. WAHISG,
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L on free exhibition at my store, the celebrated
original painting of Rothermel's MID MINERS
NIGHT DREAM. Also, very curious wood Ao-
sale picture OF a scene from the PALACE OF NER-
~."'lES by French artist. The public are in :
vl,eu 70 cali aud examine these rare specimens Of
art at ALBERT LYBROCk'S,
d. Spnt-~oad Hotel Binding
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JuOR ONLY A NINEPENCE THE YARD
j HASDsoMEsPRiNG MoUSELlN ES-0pening
this morning, another lot of those handsome
spring Moaseliner, pretty PATTERNS. only uine-
pence the yard call early, and select the pref
tiestsiyies, at
BZEklkL y, Al Main ST, Maileu's old stsai.
nab Next - walsh shoe stove.
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SkiFInish in Western
Virginia.
REPORTED ADVANCE OF GEN.
PILLOW.
SECESSION PAPERS SUPPRESS
ED IN ST LOUIS.
Last Nights Report.
FORRIGN NEWS.

FOREIGN HhWss
SANDY Hook, Aug. IA.
The Persia arrived with Liverpool dates Of
the Sd, and Queenstown Of the 4th inst.
Cotton, on Saturday, was dull and un-
changed. Sales 5000 bales.
Breadstufs firm.
Provisions dull.
Consols 9Ok@9O1; Erie shares 27(92Hk
Illinois Central 36S@352 discount.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3.-Weather unfAVoraole
for crops
Flour steady.
Wheat firm with an advance Of I'd on low
er qualities.
Corn firmer and tending upward.
Beef firm. Pork easier.
Rye steady.
Coffee dull and unchanged.
LoxDoN MARKETS Wheat buoyant
Flour quiet and steady.
Coffee active. Sugar firm.
Tea heavy and slightly lower.
The London Times says 1t isnot 10 be sup
nosed that any houses Of influence VIII De
willing 10 act as agents for the American
loan in London, as Il would be win every
element of danger TO subscribers ss wen -
to the friendly relations Of the Union wnen-
ever it shall be re-established BY the return
either compulsory or voluntary, OF the South
ern States.
London advices profess to have informa.
ton thst the North are going to ignore al
blockades, and collect duties BY vessels s1a-
toned OF the blockaded ports.
Paris Bourse firm at 6si zoe.
Hayre Market for week ending Aug. lst-
Cotton, sales 5000 bales tres ordinaire a
llsE. Market firm but quiet. Stock in Por
27s, 900 bales.
The Persia brought $lTO,O 900 in specie.
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Capt J. B. Ford, who has been to Cincin-
natl and Washington City for the purpose of
offering bids for the building of two gunboats
here, returned yesterday, and from him we
learn the FLOWING: t,n Monday 5. O. Fades
Of ST. Louis was awarded the contract for
building thirteen gunbcats at $s9, 600 each,
to be completed and delivered at Cairo by the
9th Of October, with the agreement that if
not ready BY that time he IS to pay forfeit
ure OF $500 per day on each boat for every
day thereafter. The boats are TO be l?5 feet
in length, 80 feet beam, and the entire depth
Is feet Two inches, and made Of extra heavy
timber. The engines are to be "a inches II
diameter, 8 feet stroke with Eve boilers. The
bosts are to be on the stern wheel order, but
the wheel will beso arranged as not to show.
There were about twenty bids from the West
varying from Ss5, 900 to $llO, 600 per boat.
The person making the lowest bid proposed
TO complete the work in seventy days. Our
builders aFe Of the opinion that the boats
cannot possibly be constructed in sixty days.
-Rep Alb0ay Ledger.
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[sseclal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
OAIRo, Aug. l3-sP. A.
Up to this morning it seemed settled that
Gen. Pillow had evacuated New Madrid; but
news brought this afternoon By scouts estab-
fishes his return, and makes his movement
leint, as he returned Sunday evening. he
released on Saturday night several of our
scouts, with the intention, it is now believ
ed, Of having them bring to our lines the
news of his movement towards Memphis
The country in the vicinity Of Charleston is
full Of his scouts.
Sergeant Carson on a scouting expedition.
to-day brought in thIse- -RFiisRqB Black
sHHhI sHHaIlh s,iln ilesFding near Charleston, who has
been prominent In the persecution of Union
men. All were finely armed and mounted.
They cay they were portion Of Pillows ad-
vance, and our own scouts eorrobOrate it.
The gun-boats are lying at Mound City
The ConostoRa, Capt. Duble, will prove the
fastest steamer on the river. The three car
~ l6 heavy guns, mostly 32's; six of the
guns are SIS. They will serve under Com
modore Rodgers as a River Guard. Their
sailing masters are old and experienced river
captains. For scouting and covering the
landing and transport of troops they will
prove, extremely useful.
Late reports announce the enemy getting
bolder, and the secessionists organizing more
openly In the vicinity Of Cape Girardeau. A
company ofrebel cavalry have been commit
ting deprsdstiOns on Union men near Prices
Landing.
At Birds Point all the heavy guns will be
IN place on barbette carriages BY the middle
of the week. All approximations of attack
are removed. The works there are very
strong.
Col. Turehin's 10th are still at Norfolk.
The rebels burned a railroad bridge be-
tween Charleston and SykestoR last night.