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The Cholera Raging I'm New York.

New YORK, July 2O.-The commercial
advertiser says that the facts show con-
cluSively that the cholera is now raging in
certain portions of the city beyond doubt.
The epidemic is pursuing its incipicnt
steps, beginning in regions most favorably
disposed for its development. The facts
relative to the number of cases on Harris
island are deemed so appalling that they
arc publicly denied. Surgeon Calhoun, of
that post, has died Of cholera, and an able
corps OF physicians has been sent to that
island, and also to Governors island. Se-
vcral additional cases are reported in the
CITY TODAY.
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HEALING SPRINGS WATER,
PROM THE
HEALING SPRINGS,
HEALINI Jill aUs,

BATH COUNTY, SlhblaIA.
The proprietors Of these highly celebrate
Springs have, In view OF meeting the demand "i
the public had the water carefully bottled al IN.
Spring as heretofore, in such manner a. TO pr
serve its virtues and characteristics - when u
II the fountain.
Its properties are well known, and experienc'
has proved It's great value In the following d..
eases, which have been cured Dy its use serota.A,
Eryspelss, Torpidity the Liver, Dyspepsia, Aph-
tina or Thrush, OIGna ian offensive dseharSs
from the nostri, Intrxctsble Diseases Of the skin.
Paralysis Bronchial Affections, Enlarged Pr,s-
trate Gland, Enlargement Of the Spleen, Urinary
Deposits rrtAblity q the Bladder Disease. Of the
tisin, Diseases Of Females, Chronic Ophthalmle
Affections, whether dependent upon siruDou. OF
other dy scrzsia Of the body and In all degenerate
and morbid conditions Of the Eye nom neglected
Price, Ten DOLLARS per case Of one dozen
ha H. gallon bottles. Orders enclosing this anoant
will receive prompt attention.
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS, containing esru-
hcstss Of cures, and highly interesting letters iiom
most res pectsbls sources, and other iniofm.uon,
can be had on application 20 >. 4. PORTER hsai'
Ing Springs, Bath county, Va, orto
PURCELL, LADD Co, Druggists,
General Agents for the sale Of the Water.
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Courrcssional-The Resolution Ad.
miftinr Tennessee Amended and
Sent Rack 10 the HOuse-The ReSO-
luton Empowering the Presiding
Officers to Convene Congress. MOdi.
fed. Passed the House by o Close
yote--Mr. Rousseau makes q Speech,
IL Reprimande1I. and Resigns.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The Senate
passed resolution extending for five years
to the Alabama and Florida railroad the
time for the payment Of duties on rail
road iron and rclaying the track.
The House joint resolution for the adj
mission of Tennessee was taken up, de-
bated, and amended; new preamble be-
ing substituted declaring that Tennessee
was seeded by the enemies of the Co.
yernment in 1861, but now shows every
disposition to conform to the Constitu-
ton and laws, and has adopted the
prohibition of slavery amendment to the
Constitution, and also that proposed by
the present Congress. The preamble also
announces that the legislative authority is
alone authorized to restore States under
similar circumstances. The amended
resolution will be sent back to the House
for concurrence.
The House adopted, by five majority, a
concurrent resolution providing that the
officers of the two Houses shall adjourn
their respective Houses on the - day OF
- to the I'd day of October; and if on
that day there is no quorum in either
House, the presiding officers shall adjourn
both Houses to the first Saturday in De-
cember.
Mr.. Rousseau made q speech in vindi-
cation of his Gaming Mr.. Grinnell, conclu-
ding by reading a copy of his resignation
as member of the House to-day, sent to
the Governor of Kentucky.
The order of the House was then exc
cuted by Mr.. Rousseau being called before
the bar, when the Speaker reminded him
that resolution had been passed that he he
publicly reprimanded. Nothing, no said,
could add to the force of the resolution,
and he merely said the gentleman was
reprimanded accordingly.
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The Johnson CoNvENT!oN-WHATG GREE
LEY SAYS.-Therc is 4 great deal OF trouble
on hand for the managers Of the Phiadel-
phia Convention. George Francis Train
saws there shall I've no Coppcrheads adj
mittcd. and the President is being appealed
10 in the strongest terms not to allow
Democrats TO take possession OF the Con-
veution.
Those claiming to be Union men say 1t
will ruin him TO have to carry the weight
of Democrats North and eX-rcbcls South,
while they are Just as loud in their asscr-
tons that they are the only trustworthy
friends he has, and if they are not recog-
ni2cd as his friends that he will have no
party.
The President does not yet take sides or
announce what hc will dc. Thurlow Weed
has been sent Tor, and il is said he is very
much dissatisfied because changes and
removals are not made when needed III
New York.
Rumor in high circles says that the clamor
Of the BlairS against Seward is more likely
10 produce his resignation than that of
Democrats and eX-rebcls are TO remove
Mr.. Stanton.
One of the first things the Philadelphia
Convention will do will be to Introduce
and pass resolutions making raid upon
Secretary Stanton, he being the centre OF
all their fire now.
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-. pownrall and Hrmiliation u
From the London Star, july.

Austria Is down, never, as q German
Power, to rise again. Her game ~ Germany
i nloy,d 0ut--her day Is done. BY what
ever arrangements peace may be brought
ahout ON whatever conditions she may be
allowed to retire from the contest, her place
IN G,rnanv is gone. She can never again DO
the supreme Power around which smaller
states rallied like satraps around a
throne. The sccptrc has passed away
from her. Her fall, though it might have
been forcshadowed to observant eyes for
wears back, is strangely and terribly sud
den. She has fallen like some old stately
tower, which had borne 40 many shocks
and kept its head erect AMID 50 many
storms, that even those who were nearest
to sec its decay lived peacefully and iear-
lrS>lv under its shadow as II II must en-
durr forever. For centuries the House OF
Austria, elected regularly to the throne OF
the Uolv Roman Empire, was regarded In
Germany with vcncration amounting to
suprrstition. Kings were proud to he
the yasSals of the Kaiser. 1t is not
long since German monarch said,
:. The Emperor is my Prince. l go
WHITTIER he bids me-" Even the Napo-
Icouic wars, and the abandonment Of the
proud title of Emperor OF Germany, did
no, deprive Austria of her traditional
SUPREMACY. Even Solferino hardly dimi-
nishcd il 50 far rs outward appearance
went. When the Emperor Francis Joseph
visited the theatre in state during the fu-
tile Congress of sovereigns which he him
self convened at Frankfort, in 1868, the
Kings aud Princes stood up to receive him,
and remained standing until he had taken
his seat. We have said that there was III
Germany something like superstition in
regard 10 Austria. We might say more
an invinciblc faith in the strength of Aus
tria was, until lately, one of the superstl.
tons of Europe. \ week ago every second
Englishman one met insisted that it would
cost Austria no trouble to crush Italy and
Prussia together. History has, perhaps,
,,cr,r in such q time seen so great a collapse.
We do not yet attempt to speculate as
10 the conditions of peace. But the fact
that she has. after week of battle, to sue
10 Prussia for peace, is, if it really come
true, the doom of Austria as a German
Power. 1t cannot be doubted that Count
Won Bismarck will insist upon the conven-
ing of that German National Parliament
which he proposed jus. before the war,
and Ia Which the task of reforming the
Federation is to he submitted. This part
OF the scheme of Count Won Bismarck Is
rot likely to be given up for any conside-
ration. And this in itself is the bittcreSt
humiliation 10 Austria. 1t means her ex-
cmsion from Gcrmany-hcr RELOCATION to
that empire Of llungarians and Croatians
which some years ago Bismarck himself
recommended as her only policy, and
which now il is his fortune to force upon
her.
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ITALY CONTINUES TO ADVANCE.
COMMERCIAL MATTERS STEADY.

New YORK, July 2O.-The steamship
Hermann has arrived with European dates
of the 10th instant. The Great Eastern
had safely anchored, and the coaling was
pushed. The rest Of the cable was ex-
pected to arrive hourly. The condition OF
the cable on board was tested night and
day, and had improved daily since its im-
mcrsion under the water in the tanks. 1t
is now considered electrically perfect.
The shore end was successfully landed.
The 1865 cable has been tested, and is as
perfect as when laid.
The proportion of wounded In the late
battles is eight AuStrians to one Prussian.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
London, July 9.-Consols steady at
s71sGs75s. Five-twenties improved y.
Paris, July lO.-French Rentes 6Sf. soc
VERY Latest. - Liverpool, July H.
Noon.-Cotton opens very firm; probable
sales, lO, 900 to $4,000 bales. Nothing what
ever doing in breadstutfs or provisions
Produce quiet. London.-Noon.-Consols,
for money, s77s.
liverpool, July 9.-Sales Of cotton to.
day $500 bales. Market firmer; all quail.
ties advanced trihing extent. Saturdays
decline was recovered. Spectators and
exporters took 1000 bales.
The Moniteur says that the negotiations
between the bcligcrcnts was progressing
favorably. No doubt an armistice will be
agreed to on conditions. The Toulon all.
thorities have been ordered to prepare ten
steamers, frigates, and corycttes. The
Russian official journal cautions Prussia to
remember that there are other strong and
united Powers in Europe interested in the
balance OF European power. The Prus.
slams made PardubitZ their headquarters
Prague had been abandone,., and it is ex.
pccted that the Prussians will occupy it.
The Italians were severely beaten by the
Austrians at Borgcstort. Benedek has
been relieved from command.
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ALUM SPRINGS
SALTS OR MASS.
CAUTION,

CAUTION.
There is an article on the market approxImSting
very closely 10 this medicine IN NAME, but differing
very widely ~ srBsTAScg. Perons wishing to
procure the SALTS OF THE R0CKBRIDGE ALUM
SPRINGS in Rockbridge county, Va. are notified
that they can be had al THE SPRINGS and of
PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond;
A. b. RUCKER, Lynchburg;
COLEMAN 4 ROGERS, Baltimore;
HEGEMAN l. CO., New York.
Other druggists In Virginia and In tho other
States who keep these MINERAL WATERS ON sale
in bottles will be supplied with these valuable
SALTS and furnished with the proper credentials
and with our phamphlet.
The sales Of both the WATER and the SALTS are
rapidly the position they held both north
and south before the war
Price Of genuine Alum Mass, $40 per pound;
81 SO per ounce. RPAZlER i RANDOLPH,
;ys-ln Projectors.
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Indian Troubles.

NEW YORK, July PA Lcavenworth
special to the Tribune denies the reports
from Omaha that peace has been made
with the Indians. The inhabitants on the
border are arriving at Leavenworth for
protection. The Indians have given the
Overland Stage Company six days to re-
move their stock from New Montana, on
Pindcr River route, and will declare war to
the knife.
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The Prince Won Reuss arrived at Paris
on the 10th, and had an interview with
Napoleon. II It stated That General Tros-
saut has been sent to Prnssian headquar-
ters to announce the armed mediation of
France.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Liverpool, July l2.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged; sales on Thursday of 10000
bales. BrcadstufTs inactive, but frmer.
Provisions very dull.
London, July l2.-Consols, s71s@s7&;
Five.twenties, G7as0671a; Erie shares,
3ss,; Illinois Central, 75iiaG7GR.
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Jusrists Victories I'm Mexico.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Advices re-
ceived here by the Mexican Legation re-
port that the Austrian column was de-
feated by the Juarists at Loyalotepec,
losing large number killed, wounded,
and prisoners. The Imperialists were about
to abandon Hacotalpan.
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WASHINGTON, July 22.-The State De-
partment is advised that the following Fee
Man prisoners have been released from
Irish prisons on condition Of returning
forthwith to the United States: Daniel j.
Mykens, Colonel Burke, Bernard McDer-
mott, Ed. Morley, and Kirwan.
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- '@I-oiFIcES N NIR1INIA AND WEST
.>,'..N'a.-Thc Office at MyerhoA"s store,
~ ".@SA-'A county, Va, is rcopcncd,
,...~, changed 70 Fair Hill, and George ".
~' ID. appointed postmaster.
t."'>l Nrglnia.-A new office is esta-
''.,"e- al Concord Church, Mercer county,
-, -.' Benjamin Tanning appointed postinas-
~ tl'ectly Oh route from Petcrstown
-. ftlucy,on. At Buffalo Shoals, Wayne
,l'y John s. ?. Carroll is appointed
s'--s.cr, vice Hiram Luther, resigned
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General Fitzhugh Lee is hard at work
on his plantation, near the White House,
attending to his crops, rebuilding his house
destroyed by the war, repairing fences,
laying ont roads, and making other i'm
proyements.
The Hon. Thomas Ewing has written .
letter approving the objects Of the PhiA.
delphia Convention.
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National Banks not liable 10 Stale
or Municipal EaS.

r.. tNAroL1s, July l9.-Thc Court Of
An Pleas for tn, county, in a case
J.. up by the National Bankers A>,o-
...a oil Indiana, decided yesterday that
... ,,t.l. If national banks OF this State is
3...r - tax for State or municipal
.;u>r, under the present State laws, not
"A any defect Of power, but from deicc-
State legislation.
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The ATLANTIC CABLE.--In anticipation
Of the success Of the Atlantic cable, press
arrangements have already been COM
menced for receiving two daily reports
from London of twenty words each. We
understand that even this small number OF
words will cost two thousand dollars in
currency.
This will be a heavy tax upon the leading
daily papers of the country.-Star.
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SUIT FOR DAaAGEs.-Mr. Williams, i
member of the Tennessee Legislature, who
was arrested because he refused TO appear
in his seat, 50 as TO form a quorum, has
brought suit for $4,000 damages against
the parties concerned i'm his arrest.
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~'E OF WHEAT IL LYHcHBuRG.-On
VT !4o>t jCfdicious and reliable com
,s-2N merchants expresses the opinion
al 'Ae ruling price for wheat in this city,
~. ". lie market opens fully, will not ex-
wa we, '"o dollars and half per bushel,
49, may settle down at two dollars and u
9"-''c?.-SetrS, 2lst.
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'g@-r~ToN, July 20.-A mutiny occur
Jas, night amongst portion of tie
gu troops on Folly island, which WAS
'.1rr,,vi after one Of the mutinecrs had
4 a.'ri ana two wounded. The rest
Il" Matiuccrs were brought to the city
-a.y.t under guard.
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Markets by telegraph.
NEW YORK MLRKETa

NEW YORK Markets.
New YORK, July 2l.-Noon.-Cotton
dull-sales of middlings at &c.,; New
Orleans at 3Sc.
New YORK, July 2l.-Afternoon. -Cot-
ton advanced lc.; sales 5000 bales at SIC.
939c. Flour dull and lOc. G25c. lower
sales 500 barrels Southern at s9.65Q$l5.75.
Wheat dull. Corn declined lc.G2c. Pork
buoyant ct a3l.621s. Coffee firm. Lard
unchanged. Naval stores active turpen.
tine, 69c. @7Oc.; rosin unchanged. Freights
dull; cotton nc. Gold. 1909.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, July 2l.-Flour very quiet
new Western scarce and nominal. Wheat
dull and lower prime Southern red, 1855
Corn heavy; white, CLIO; yellow, Csc
Provisions dull; mess pork, $3.50. Su-
CARS very active and firm. Coffee firm
stock, 1880 bags. Whisky dull.
MOBILE MARKET.
MOBILE, July 2l.-Cotton-sales to-day
of 900 bales middling at &c.; market
firmer.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
New ORLEANS, July 2l.-Cotton sitter
sales Of 1000 bales low middling at SAC.
Gold, l4S; sterling, 63ls; New York ex-
change, par.
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This pill In q certain, safe, and efficient remedy
adapted TO all ages, constitutions and emstes no,
requiring any special avoidanc. Of exposure or Alb
stinence more than common sense would diet H.
except In arrangements of the liver not to t.@
greasy food Tor the obvious reason that It's seen.
ton (bils) Is necessary TO great degree for Ifu
proper digestion OF fatty substances. IL contan.s
no Ingredient that IL In any way injurious under
any circumstances, and Its cacy IL not impaired
NJ koo
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SOUTHERN FERTILIZ1NG
COMPANY.
COLONEL WILLIAM GILLIAN,
date Professor OF Chemistry at the Virginia Mill.
tary Institute,)
Chemist aud Superintendent

This COMPANY having placed In their works
the most modern and approved MACHINERY, will
be prepared on the FIRST OF AUGUST TO furnish
FERTILIZERS on an extensive scale, compounded
under the immediate supervision OF the eminent
chemist named above.
They propose to offer for sale
PURE PERUVIAN GUASo,
Warranted free from admixture,) ground and pull.
verified thus avoiding for the farmer the neces-
si,y Of breaking up the Jumps and OF only saving
him from loss by waste, but securing him uniform
itv and regularity In It's application.
MANIPULATED GUAN0,
composed OF pure Peruvian and Phosphate Guano
in equal proportions, finely ground and tho
roughly incorporated.
OLD DOMINION GUASO,
composed OF Peruvian and Phosphate Guano, In
combination with other ingredients, and contain
INK four per cent. OF ammonia.
PLASTER,
finely ground from the best Nova Scotia lump.
None will be used not strictly adapted to agrleul-
tursl purposes. o,,.r
A large quantity Of bones having been purchased,
a constant supply Of pure Bone Dust Will DO Kept
on hand.
This company commends itself TO the patronage
OF the southern agricultural community -
HOME INSTITUTION, under the management Of
one practically acquainted with southern iands,
and thoroughly competent 10 decide upon the oest
agents fer their permanent improvement. Under
his control the rIblc have Assurance that nohihs
will be offered the n IL at is not OF real and intrin-
Gle value.
The undersigned, composing the above company,
oGe- their personal guarantee, in connection win
Colonel Glhrm that their FERTILIZERS shall Do ~
represented.
Liberal arrangement. will be made with com
mission merchants and grocers, who are invited 10
confer with the President tpost- Office box sIs.s
JOHN ESDERS, President,
W. B. 1SAACs. Treasurer,
PALMER, HARTSo0K co,
AT. STOKES CO.,
c. TARDY 4 CO.,
MARTIN 4 CARDoZO,
DIR. J. &. CLAGGETT,
i,,AdSelm WILLIAM @. TAYLOR.
DRANDIEs, WINES, ALES, AND
IL >, nine. FINE OLD csoeGiSAC BRANDY.
! qqasr,er casks VERY FINE OLD Port
,qu.Tsf e..k. VERY FINE MADEIRA
,au.rser es:s. VERY SiSE sHER IRyya,v,s
loo sa't aL gAS and 4 P PORTER . anu
D,ree, Importation per steamer Ephssus," from
Liverpool land just ONT ss e saps 'eis SAFE
bs-n corner Ninth and Main street,:
VINAIGRE DE TOILETTE, q de-
Ijeious and healthful requisite for the ladies,
especially In summer weather, iof sale
MEADE BAKERS Drug store,
jy:o Ninth and Pr.nklin streets:
NHAMPAGNE.-Alar large lot OF my
u own importation Just received And TOT sale oy
'..--1O q. CRANE, No. Exchange Block.
TIA 4. Fourteenth street.
4 CARGO OF SUPERIOR ROCK
A.
PALMER, HARfsooR Co.,
tvs Fourteenth street.
ETUI MYSTERIEUX at
IE IxADR& BAKRR6 Drug Store,
wv - Ninth and franklin streets.
TIN PLATE and BAR TIN receiving
! yn JOHN n. GORDON 4 s0x.
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81 tAere have been more jackasses import
- acre from East Virginia within the last
~, 11' % edit papers than would haul all the
y. 49,. '2iA the Burning Springs, if put to u
~' "ccupation.-Parfoerstaerg Times.
y a clear case Of carrying Goals to New
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New YORK, July 22.-Fourteen cases of
cholera reported for the last twenty-four
hours ending last evening. The disease is
on the increase.
Foreign advices report that the cholera
was raging at Stettin, Russia. On the 18th,
there were one hundred and forty eight
cases in Berlin, seventy of which were
fatal
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h2>yGE, y. H., July !9.-At the Dart
'' College Commencement to-day the
"..~sy degree ot Doctor of Laws was
.o-."ErcI Oh Major General Sherman.
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NOS!
JOHN W. DAVIES 4 sons.
RICHNOaD MUSICAL EXCHAr9
No. lss MAIN sTsEgr,
fov


sTlErP's PREMIUM PIANO-FORTEs.
These instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, In competition
With the best ma kers Of the country, and are now
pronounced BY ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED!
These instraments have ALL THE LATEST IN.
PR0vEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
uith the ut1vtlsas Of exchange within twelve
nontkaH not entirely sattseeeeory
TO the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons. Who have
sTIEPF'S PIANOS now In use:
General Z. E. LEE, Washington College. Lsxing.
D! B. PAYxs / BRo., LynehbuI;
Rev e. s. PHILLIPs, Virginia FEMALE Institnts;
Mis- MARY baldwin,, Female school, and 9.
Professor &. 4. AHgoLD, Richmond.
call from sll In want OF SUPERIOR PIANOS
10 solicited. Terms liberal. tA3-ts
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Seizure OF Tobacco.

New YORK, July 2O.-Large quantities
of tobacco were seized here yesterday for
violation Of the revenue laws.
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The Admission Of Tennessee.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-The House will
probably adopt tomorrow the Senate's
preamble and resolution admitting Ten
nessee, in place Of its own.
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cines everywhere.
PURCELL, LADD i Co, Druggists,
General Agents for the ProprcfoB,
corner Of Main and Thirteenth streets,
rnylC Richmond, Va.
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THE TERMS PROPOSED BY FRANCE.

Prussfa's Basis Of Attainment Sent
by France 90 London and
81. Petersburg.
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Read the following letter from L. Bourne, = we'll
known citizen Of Pi,tsburg, Pa:
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BOARDING AND LODGING.-A
ID few ladies and gentlemen can be accommo-
dated with PLEASANT ROOMS and BOARD in a
small private family on the most reasonable terms.
Apply on Fourth street, No. all, between Broad
and MARSHALL. DAY BOARDERS can also be &C.
commodated, and two or three UNPUBLISHED
pn0MS for Ia lB-ts
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The Leading Powers Likely 10 TakesPart in
Arranging Affairs on the Continent.
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euMoREp ARMED INTERVENTION BY FRANCE.
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DISSOLUTION.-T firm of BRUCE
tual consent The name Of C. l.. BRUCE will be
used in liquidation. JAMES W BRUCE,
G. l.. BRUCE,
A. NJ. BRUCE.
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The undersigned. in retiring from the firm OF
BRUCE BROTHERS,, recommend to the patro-
mage Of eur friends, our successor MI Z. l.;
BRUCE. who will continue the GROCERY and
COMMISSION BUSINESS under his own name.
JAMES W. BRUCE,
A. NJ, BRUCE.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.

LATER FROM EUROPE.