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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

South Cst5olina creme, bstceen Ga and IN streets
east, Washington.
THIS Institution is in successful operation
i with full corps of competent and experienced
teachers in each department. 1t presents the best
advantage to parents. the location is very retired
The buildings ample and surrounded with beau
tu grounds for exercise, and the Ct study is
thorough and practical.
Board and tuition in ali English branches SCOOP
session % ten months bay pupils from - to so
per quarter of III weeks, in English.
French. Music. Drawing, &c. extra.
For further particulars, or for circulars apply to
GEO. G. BUTLER. A. NJ.
cen o0-entf Princinal
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE MON AC aDEN

Corner Of liti Street Gad Ner York .4rcnue.
THOSE parents wishing to secure a select md
creTE ucy responsible school, for the correct aEd
thorough training of their sons. in the Ga ssics and
Higher Mathematics, and also in the Modern Ian
9iJges and Natural Sciences so that they NAV be
hii"d for College for Engineering. Surveying aud
Commercial! pursuits respectfully invited to visit
the Institution, or call upon the Principal soon. H.
the number ri pupils is limited, and the vacant seats
few
M pupils VIII he admitted or continued whose
character IL Known to be bad or doubtful.
No pupils Will bc admitted hencaforth who have
moi advanced bayoni primary branches.
Circulars c:in bc obtained 1T the principal Book
stores Il. RICHARDS.
sep l2-3In priu.ina,
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MRS. f. CONVERSE & MISS NJ. MULEE-S
Select School for Young Ladies'.

f7dmiHon TeTTace, No. 2i3, E.iGc street. Baitimerc
THESE ladies. who have had 50 mich e;D.riCEr.
l. IN teaching, both in the Eastern and Middle
States, will open a Select Boar,iin. and Dav
school for Young Ladies, On The FIRST MONDAY
IN SIP TENDER. The success which has invar-
ably attended their past efforts, gives them assurance
mat parents who may entrus The education OF their
children 10 their care will find the duties ant, re-
sposibIes OF this important and sacred trust faith
fully and ably discharged.
ihe English Depa,t nent will h. under the tycu-
sNe direction of the Principals OF the School and
well qualified Teachers wi! be employed To rive in
sircliom III the Ancient and Modern Languages,
Music, Drawing, SC.
For terms, &c, apply TO principals. Circulars
can he obtained at Cusiings Baiieys. Baltimore
street. opposite Hanover. a,,p ,6 On,
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J. J. MOORE's

Ne,o Tutoring Establishment on the Cush princtrls,
ia Opened the LIST of September, on the
"a west siie of Ith street, between and H sts,
M a select assortment of Cloths Cassimeres
..lA. Festings, and Fancy Goods in the furnishing
line, to which he invites the attention of the public
My motto is No credit, punctuality in business
quick sales and small profits, charging. paying
customers high prices 10 make up for the loss and
those who get credit and never pay. Cash Custom
or none; sep 2O-eo2w.
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Washington Brunch, Railroad.
60 -

FE7RAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
Il Leave daily, except sunday, at and a. H..
81 and ) p. III.
ON sunday d: 6 4. m., and D. IN.
The Train af y. III. is Express, and stops only at
Annapolis Junction and Relay; the Others at all way
stations.
Trains at a. m and 3JE p. H., connect with An
napo!i<.
FIi-S at = a. IN. and p. M, connect West.
Trans AZ t and 4. and y. H., connect East
Fare from Washington 10 Baltimore 81 25
Do do do and return | 50
30 do Annapolis 1891 p
DO do do and return | so
The round trip tickets must in all cases he uro-
cured at the Office, and good for the day upon
which they are issued. r. II. PARSONS
~ ln-u Agent.
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NEW GOODS NOW cPEHING.

y J. STEER. Washington Place, 9TH street. is
ROW opening superior stork of GeRtemens
Goods, which it will give him great pleasure to show
10 al his patrons and to the public In addition to
the usual stock ola Merchant Tailor. special atter-
ton IL invited to iarga stock of G-ntemens Dress
Nii.is OF very superior mt ant! quality.
Also. Collars. St: cks Neck Ties Cravats. Gloves.
SuspeIdcIs, lilo, ery, and Furnishing Goods gene
reilly. sep 20-eo2s-
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Buys REapY-MaDE CLOTHING.

w i taEe pleasure in iHviting the attention Of
~ pGrcli Users generally to our present large
and well assorted stock of Bops' Retdymad, Cloth
ana for Fail and Winter wear, which we have just re-
ceiyed and Will continue to receive daily addi-
tons throughout the season. thereby keeping our
stock tull ar complete of all new ana desirable
styles. making our apartment the most desirable in
this city t. select from, suit at all times
Boys and Children Of all sizes. with any color or
quality of material made and finished i'll the most
superior manner. WALL STEPHENS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
Ole neXt To Iron Hall
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STOVES. STOVES y sToVEsma
y. Y. EAYLOR,
Copper. Tin, sheet-Iron, and Stove MaNufac.


y.aiA !S'ls Pennsylvania Grenue, Near 81 .treet,
Ipv!t'~ tie attention Of sill who are in wa Mt
~ az STOVES to one Of the most eNtens We as
Ss-ay sentiments of tbs --latest, and improved styles
~ They comprise FURNACES, CRATES and
COOKING STUt ES Of the most approved patterns,
iuciu.iu.s tn celebrated kistarbock Cooking Stove
fancy ParlJr aId Hall roy Els, Tor coal or wood
also the S;ra.ga R.1iator, alip:ed either for the
paror or hail. hch h. offers for sale at the lowest
market prices.
also, man uiaei irer and dealer IL TIN. COPPER,
anf SHnET-IRON WARE, made Of the best mate
rial aid imauship. An excsl!ent assortment of
Culinary Articles al~avs on hand.
So Roofing. Guttering, SCOUTING, &c. executed
ly experienced wnrkmen. and repairs neatly DONE
Sole Ageat for Ninslos's improved Patent Coffee
Rooster. sep 24-sSW3m.
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.

Corner of 10Th and f. streets. Oh nedcdi College.
TIVE dulles of this Institution resumed
l the 5ih instant. The Classical and Mdihenat-
zeal departments, where the same branches are
taught in other Academies in this city. is the
ond story. The Primary Department is Ill the first
story.
Circulars can be obtained at the Bookstores.
Rev. JAMES NouRsE, A. NJ. ,-.o,;,., r-;,o;,,
Rev. J. w. WISANs, A. NJ. '' 1 INV 'i'''
NJ. ID. Wells, Teacher OF Primary Department.
MONS. L. RAUoLT, Professor OF Modern Ian
gIageS. sen 13
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ALWAYS AWAKE

c"RA" * JACOBS are on the gui rire for great
A'A sales at the lowest prices. They won,d an
nounce TO the od Army and New Recruits that
Ineir 'iANMoIi SToCk is swiftly arriving. Every
Steamer Ship, and Schooner Iondiu, mart NJ ,,s;r
beautiful and well selected stock CAN and see the
extraordinary bargains TO be made at The Model
Grocery store, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
18TH euest sep la-eolm
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FENCING SCHOOL

'ic"aS Nir'il CIsSkI, late Major of the Hun
l. sar1an Amy has opened p Fencag Schoo. on
10Th street, peNt door to Mr. Dyer's Auction and
commission Store. corner OF 10th and streets in
when viii be Taught fencing with the raIipr aud
sabre according to the latest and refined French
method.
Payment in advance as usual. Enquire ass,bove.
sep 19-2aw2w*-
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f. GODEY, Merch.n. Tailor.

Eigh sired, Irest SIDE three doors north Penn are
"a Would respectfully inform his friends and
"a the public generally that he has just returned
ID from the north with his fall stock, consisting
.--1.a- of Il fine assortment of CLOTHS, C.dSSE
MER ES end TES7TNGS, to which he invites their
Misunderstanding confident that, in regard to STYLE
workmanship, material, and price; they will not be
better suited elsewhere. sen lO-Im
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SE!RTS. SHIRTS-it the new Shirt Store
~ Pine Dress SHIRTS, OF French ruftle plain and
trimped bosom. ColOrei SilIKTS of beautiful pat.
terms. Linen and cotton Night shirts. Shirts made
to order ut HOPKINS. Pennsylvania ayepue one
door from 9TH street. between Browns and National
noteis. INTEL sep 15-2w.
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THE PARK HOTEL.

oBERT THOMAS HARRISON respectfully
IA inform their friends and the public that iev
are prepared ut the above mentioned house. to fur
nil. all the refreshments of the season. Parties sup
piled with DINNERS and SUPPERS at the short
est notice. The bar is supplied with superior LII
OUCRS.
The PGTl' Hotel is located ut the Northern ex;rem-
~ OF Ith street, Just on the verge of the city limits
surrounded by Park OF large trees, containing a
Bowling Saloon, Swings, and Arbors 1t is healthy
W.iN az Il beautiful drive. sep l4-lm
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foRN or OTTER.
10 TIE CAsef Of the Bureau Of Fards aud MI.
of Nery DepGr1ue.s
hereby offer TO furnish, under your adva,,,s..
dated day ~ 49, enrfusemenf
all the ,eo,;,.,,o,',.. ~ - a, and subject 10
braced in class No. wiz. "''0ies I'm
Nhere insert The articles, with prices ea,r,.s -
amounting 10 (write the aggregate in words "u'l
propose name the agent ifons is required h, and ~,
The undersigned, nj
in the State of and
in the State of ,o
antors, hereby undertake that the above ma, guar
viii, IL Ger
copied, enter into contract, before reon,ra &c
the United States, within fifteen DAYS amer ~ ~h
OF notce through the post Office OF In, acco, u'r
OF bad, as before mentioned P~"ce
(Signa,uresl
certify that the above named
be good and responsible cuarantors in this cas-. 10
(ro be signed by navy agent, collector ar ais,.,-.
attorney, or some other person known ~ ,,
bureau 10 be creditable.) " wv
Sep l9-lawfw
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EDUCATIONAL.
Select school fol Young Ladies'.

On In Street, Opposite WiUarsfs Hotel
MRS. MCLEOD having taught for these last ten
w years. has associated with her Mrs L. A GAUvIN
lady of long experience teacher in the Eastern
Cities, for the purpose of conducting a FEMALE
SEMINARY They will teach all the branches
requisite for thorough English education, together
with French, Latin, Piano, Vocal Music, Drawing
AID Painting ., MCLhOp,
L. A. GACFIN.
NIB One hour each day will be devoted in French
conversation Int. sep 30-eoGt*-
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STOVES, &c.
NO. A.,
NO. A.,
oreHue, betWeeR 10th and
liza streets.

NO. 4,
North sGe TtJlHs yyraHia oreHue, tetweeR 10th and
11Ga streets
WY < g. have now completed their assortment
w of STOVES and CRATES for their fall trade
a'd wuull respectfully cdl the attention of the Cit
zaus of Washington AMI the public in general to
their sS.OrtIDe 1T feeling confident that their styles
and pric, cannot failt1 please being determined to
s-ll for less than airy previous yesr for cash. All
We ask Is = call before purchasing We take pleas
i'll showing our stock and charge nothing for it.
Our stock consists in part as follows:
Tie VIM. Penn Cook most excellent baker and
great economizsr. for wool and coal
Triumph Complete for wood and coal
Complete Cock, for wood and coal
Blue Ridge. for wood and coal
-Etna Alright for wood and coal
Welcome Alright, for wood and coal
Enchqntress. for wood and coal
Banner foi wood ard coal
AstOr Alright Cock, for wood
Old Dominion. for wood
Kitchen Companion, for wood
Double jog two Boiler Cook, for wood
Ten Plate, for wood
Bay State. for coal
Home Alright, for coal.
PARLOR COAL STOVES
Home Parlor Stoves. one OF iwo-story, open and
closed fronts. for wood and coal
Radiators, latest style, oetagon fronts, of all the
various sizes
Ftna Casfiron Radiators
Volunteer Coal Stove
HGt-iir ParlOr
Open FrankinS.
DINING ROOM STOVES.
Russia Iron Air-,irht, with Oven for wood. cast
oven. Under bise, for coal
Hotair PariOr, for wood or coal, open closed
tops, with b)ile- holes
Revere Alright for wood
.Ftna Alright. for wood
III. Il. Il Co. Alright, for wood
CHAMBER STOVES.
Troy Air tight, for wood
Revere Alright, for wood
..Et1a Air tight. for wood
Russia Iron Air-ri2ht. for wood
Union Alright, f,r wood
Coal Fcankuns, f. anthracite and bituGlinnus
coal
Portable Crates, for btuminous coal
CANNON AND CYLINDER STOVES.
Harp Cannon
Flora
Union Coal Burner
Darkroom Oct1yOn. coal basis
Russia Hall and Store Stoves, of all Sizes up to 20
inches.
ENAIELIED PARLOR CRATES
Baltimore and New York patterns Of all the differ
rDt styles and sizes. Fire Slabs and fire
bricsS Of Rerry's manufa turing. Also Wap
Stone Slabs
Uaysar,!S Portable Galvanized Furnace the most
celebrated article in Use for heating
dwelling houses, churches &c.
She. Iron work Of all kinds made to order at the
shortest no icr. All goods delivered free Of charge.
SIP 3j-d6t- WOODWARD GUY.
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DANCING ACsnEMY

a I CARUSES SALOON.-I will commence nv
n ciasses in Dancing on Tuesday, October H. II
my Saloon. All the and fashionable dances;
taught. Ciasse- iii Academies and pryat. i;i;niiles
attended to.
Days ot instruction: Tuesdays THURSDAYS and
Saturdays. Hours for Yuui:a Ladies' from 3 10 ) for
Boys, from > to : and fUr Gentlemen, from : 70
y. p. m.
{-+Ny saloon is still: Or ieas- on reasonable Terms
sep I'D LEWis; CARUSi.
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GAS FIYTUR ES.

NiE subscriber has on hand and is daily receivn.
L from the celebrated factory of Cornelius Par
her X Co.. Philadelphia. n larg, and handsome col
ie'tion OF CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS. PEN
D.iNIS, &c, embracing all their new patterns,
WHICH ne VIII dispose OF at manufacturers retail
prices. Those in want OF Gas Fixtures will find il
10 cieir interest to call and examine pattern. and
prices before purchasing.
c. w. BOTELER,
sep l-eO2m. iron Uo,I
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TO THE vOTARIEs OF FASHION

pe The undeIs signed begs leave TO call the at
"A tenton of his former patrons and thu public
To to the tact that he has just received from the
--AA. north and is now opening the choicest selec-
lions Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERS AND VESTINGS of
French ard English styles. offered TO them,
which he is prepared 10 make up in his usual style
Paris reports received monthly.
G. W. HINTON, Merchant Tailor.
North side Pa avenue between 4 and 9th SITS.
son. I'M
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IVl NENBERG. 18th street. Island third ions.
east ,ide, sonth Of Sr;ithsoaa; institution is rrs-
pared to receive students for instruction in Miprn
Languages.
On the iiann and in sn.:i., Mrs. SchoncnIer.:
Will also receive lew pupils.
sep l5-im#-
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TRAVELLING and Pack

EMYN~ TRAVELLING and Pack
E-1fH ING TRUNKS, HAT BONES : A.
H8a41V mn LISES, CARPET BAGS, SATCh-
-. ELS, &c, Of which We have The most
extensive variety in this city, of all sizes and qus
Ties, which We will cell wholesale and retail at very
low prices, and deliver in any part of the city FREE Of
cost WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Pc. avenue, between eth and 10th streets,
sep 22-f next 10 Iron Hall.
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FoRN OF olTFT

York. s'' "soW at New
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Class No. 5.-Grure, i,nd .SgHd.
600 cubic yards coarse gravel. screened
Isl, dc fer '0P sans sand pure - &c. cubic s %
500 cubic yards building sand do
1850 cubic yards gravel filling do
Class No 6.-Lime and Cement
$3.50 barrels best quality hydraulic cement
800 pounds to the barrel per barrel
200 do do wood-burnt lime do
CLASS No. Iron.
FIR T,mJ She'd
5,i16 pounds by 5ss-inch fat iron per pound
5,4l6 do by 1S-inch do do
o.tIt 40 oy Isinch do do
',alS do 1s-inch round iron do
CLASS No. S.-Lron Works, de-
FIR Smifhe-y
An iron roof 800 feet long and co feet wide covered
with corrugated iron-6nned sheets properly fss-
tened to the whole to he erected aud fully secured
to the walls of the building, for a sum specified for
the who'e root, complete, according to plans in the
engineers Office at the navy ward BROOKLYN in
Guiding two coats OF brown zinc paint before cree
ton and one coat after. with 40 feet of sheetead
cutters and 200 feet Of tin leaders from roof per
pan. price compl etc
Is wroughtiron doors, complete, per pat
tern cseh
~ pairs wroughtiron window frames,
and sash, with glass and fixtures CON-
plete. per plan per par
For Lime, Chal. and Pitch House.
wroughtiron doors, complete. per pattern each
do do do do do
csstiron window-frames, do do
2 do window-sssh. glazed. per plan do
70 iron tierods. Pinch diameter, with turn
buckles do
40 wrousht-iron plates, 8 feet by ~ inch by
6inches per plate
CLASS No. Copper.
jig sheets 2i-ounce copper. As by "A inches-say
S'9fS pounds per pound
Class No: lo.-Murb. Mantels and Crates.
white marble parlor mautels with coal
CRATES, per plan each
colored do dining room mantcl, do do do
L do do library do do do do
CL,ss No. 11.-GldSs.
For Timber Shed
500 feet 9 by II Winslow's best American
glass Ter foot
FIR Muster Office.
500 feet IL by 20 winslow's best American
glass per foot
FIR Sac MI
700 lights s by II Winslow's best American
glass per light
CLASS No l2-Hurd,rare
For Timber Shed
$3.50 pounds 6inch iron cut spikes Fer pound
1000 do 12-penny iron cut nails do
100 do S-penny iron wrought nails. clasp head do
100 do l0-penny do do do do do
100 do 12-penny do do do do do
II dozen Ia inch iron axle sash puieys per dozen
gross Inch iron per gross
10 pounds best six-strand sash cord per pound
For Lime, Pitch, and Gsl House
200 pounds 12-penny iron cut rails do
2. do lOpenny iron wrought nails, brad heads do
l2-inch iron dead locks each
Far Muster Office.
200 pounds 6penny fine iron cut brad
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ss Ohio; IS for soa,hs .coRNssss Of 70 900
White and Of Y'oy a. &c q h ID
foBAccosaiss Of 5o hbds Kentucky sKoss active
LEADSales q 10000 Ms Gsiena Lead at 81 So
at si5 s7@ls.
CINCINNATI March pRov1sIoNsFla, and price. are
ss declined % isc and COED demand
snail way, The The demand ia light FLouk-Du at
% 81. with sales Of only 200 bbls
eisy % stated Sale. to-day Of 50 bids Of
Which Old s. q. IS AID "a ard e hs. q. a. srsp :,
as s5 at ss65 80 RoPEA sale Of $50 coils
Rope s coils e several haadrd
o good coRSsalss depot cents
The Grocery % q about % hd, susa, at
importation Of Sugar this 10 900
hhds This small L n1 increase on LIST b, NE mpor,a
of .PRovIsoNs-saes Of 10 b Mess Pork a,
"a sales Of Bacon We hear OF contract of Ms Hams
ivsed s. Hog top
the country and dealers buying Lard s for b and &c
FREI6HTsPound ghts from Portland, v
Dbl Pork s5 for orset Mules Cattle 5Os Sheep.
1856 bales viz To Liverpool 1884 HAVE 1891 New York 208 Bos
.a no., PIT 81 S w % r m Det
As first day q the week closed opened will,
ss Sc he s%"f a a Ss sssIs pun
possession Of dates Liverpool by the steamer Canss to
slightly holders however, at all Influenced by
adyee the continued derease receipts al all th
and although the light in prices there change The
ne Of the three following days continued on an 1naiuny limited
t anxiety realize particularly poor grades sub
med slight desle especially Gu Thusday when Mddlng, in
Atlantic, with English instant
porting the sales Liverpool for three days a. only 1900 bales
feeling IN our market sales m day Icing aan uuit small
a! quotations which were considered nearly toiniasl
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For ship Gsiena from NewYorkc Buddseks &eoSR y
&cS-L GuillenainW nghsi, ffes &et
cohsn-J Drsy-wstor deo-M wang znssnd, Totnp
kins &eoStone WalworthA whiting Ganehs-W u bunne
Ashbrand Weren-u Polard-A Mciaurin--S folgsfJ
Dsnman &coHenderson PeaeW Blake-Dyas &eo-Harnden
ngCherry Hepdersou doc WsyandaJ Bonsfe-L Sehnsr
Twiela Geo-I Savin-P Fsi deo-Ia d hemp-D TIlot
Aco-A Levy &eo-R Hall aeo-laTk Mosby-k Beekion
4 Bennett-J Nliams-D McGi Martin, Owen &oo-Jaryis
Woodman-F Folzar &eoS Todd doc Barnere &eoKen
needy FosterJ Benson Wright &co-E Ks.nge Mel
sonJ sawson &noR Nichols &coP Cusshs-G Wiikuaol
Hyper-H PottsrD Bpnnelseoyl& MesiJ Gsinhe-A III
Cleveland &eo-J Mathews &coBrexste aeoA II Bol
fnfiy-E Stevens aeo-J Lagotte-w& Mobigomery-Han
derson Ganes-Fosdk &eoI Coson M Greenwood deoR Clan
non-Wrfzh Williams &coPekelt Perkins aeo-Roge Sherman
Could &co-J Roberts &ro-D Goren AGO and erier.
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COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.

SAN FRANCISCO Febrsay assnoe issue for the last mail
aS 9n ss asse 70 & a
s in P Ay "a ~ sg sn have been
To- the demand consumption keeps equal with without
day. Ia. altered s from The dynSa The
Of the past month"; and will also be highly beneficial to agricultural
MONEY MINING ETcRsm,anees have come in freely from the
fully much think expected
s Ssa 5 % to believe % at f.
s" o mot the
sy n @ be that the say cessation h
labor l9r want water at .e moment there M the
points where has hitherto
el.lng hs have
and eh S with incredible labor b T.tsr
sg and Ssy are are and M be
general Ting That s1r meeting with good though not
months money plenty The hands miners and as
S f Ss @ sav
F6UR Since our last review mportation of hi.
article have heavy the bulk
Though rspd have been anticipated BY
supply s naaee psy s iSs
present earrent rates to limit ha, must result heavy loss
.ss
spStS The sasPg o. psSays dealers event sag
made rather hopes that would
TAKE place being By that the minimum figure had
the condition Of the market at present depressed beyond
last 10000 bills rates. ranging rom
10 r a.
Flour generally bought for epaekng and making small
ing Invariably Flour comparatively
osnan, q being made We
i appeoa present. s19 pea.
Of Barley have been very heavy since our last
improve pfs advances hs Within the ie~
sG price further lots arrive reported sold many
s The VsS sssGd
with by the large stock Eastern domestic
o AS nd p ao as
eents for purpose Of sowing sale in article having
PRoylsoNsThe market descriptions hiss continued to com
Reduced stocks in first hands
pushed price, up little until The arrival q Inc Trade Wind
we Sales Of sobbls prime Pork Mess do
private terms. Harvard 200 55is 6isa,
and Mess NSr,hsn Light on private 50 bills Clear @
Transactions Mess Beef have
P 10 " ?iee's
About equal 500 bills whos and halves Of Smiths New York
H;ss 81
ass so 50 DO 20 eress Shoulders AZ .o q
ssp.s have not been heavy Sale. 80 gn' 100 b At "
Lard only limited as there il quantity offering upon
Sales Of 500 kegs have been made lots at s no cases q
tn, \ 81
but hsy have not affected the Market which closes firm at
at these rates.
Domestic faarhsts.
nS1 & q SEQ sss e ss
e. 9.lssp. and M
= 0 '. s: and q s' y Th
zoe ssl. q. sis e. Mess and q. saI4
plenty and heavy bs Bscon Sides a s
fL0uH-sas Of bhls tel q or sats q ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-28

In First District
INDANAPer 800 900 b 40 s Lard 30 bshss
wheat Hewitt, Norton AGO.
gets Aso
KENTUcKYPer Clements 900 bbls -four % do lard Kelly
COnynghsm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-28

l9f~ For ALDERMAN.-Mr. Editor: Please an
nounce in your paper is ALDER
MAN represent THIRD DISTRICT at the ensuing election
mhs6 MANY FRIENDS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-28

gs5- We are authorized to announce Messrs.
f. BOuLIGNY v. HERMANN candidates to the
FOURTH WARD Of the SECOND DISTRICT in the BOARD OF AS
SISTANT ALDERMEN. mills
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-28

rs For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CoURr.-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS the present Minute
Clerk the Fifth District NewCeens
filled for the last years. himself candidate the
us of CLEsiP OF said Court whatever Court the
be changed to. fell I'd