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FURNITURE, VARNISHI Nc, REPAIRING. &
Il JOBBING SHOP, Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, between l3th and l3E streets, next door TO
Lambs picture frame factory. HOusekeepers and
Others having furniture out of npair, can, leaving
their orders calling nj the above place, have IL put
first rate order ut such prices that wifi rleasp all
favor:ng the undersigned with their work With
prompt attention and moderate charges, jhe subscri-
her confidently anticipates share of public patron
ace Old chairs recaned and painted in imitation of
various woods. Grateful for past fayors the under
signed respectfully soliciis continuance of The
same ROBT. III. WALMSLEY.
iy lS-eOlm ..'.r FfF.. i... d
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NEW MUSIC,

NEW MUSIC.
lust received this morning
y Lament Of the Blind Orphan Girl; Annie Lowe :;
Ida May; Thou art gone from my gaze; The Old
church yard; O'cr the blue Wave; Flow on thou
sll ming nver; Home again; DO they miss me at
home; Yes, we miss thee: Aunt Harriet Reecha
Stowe. Moment dream Polka; Napoleon Polka:
Paris Polka; Affection Schotrische; Home do; En-
pirc Polka; Bunker Hill Qucksep; Gothamite do :
Atlantic Schottische; in addition to large assert
ment of the newest and most select publications.
We receive music only once week, and then from
the publishers in Boston, New York, and Baltimore
Any piece to be found in our assortment will, he
produced the following Tuesday morning. l-uH.
t'-' E-.i JOHN F. ELLIS.
jy l9 Pa avenue, bet. 9th & 10th SITS.
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BALTIMORE. July ?6-

BALTIMORE, July 26-1 Pm.
Thomas NJ. Locke, one of our oldest
citizens and for a number of years Presi-
dent of the Mechanical Fire Co., died this
morning after brief illness.
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NEW PAINT AND OIL STORE,

1--WE Undersigned, G.. :. WHIrTIESEY. has opened
l. Store on the east ide of Seventh street, be
tween Louisiana avenue aud ID street, for the sale of
PAlNTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, BRUSHES
hAoPS, tAhPlilNE, &c. Having purchased The
cniir" stock f"r cash, great Inducements will bc Of
Tered to those desiring goods III IN. line.
Al! goods delivered free q. ch;-ge in any part of
the city. e.. :. WUiTrL ESEY
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Escape ofa Prisoner.-On Sunday morning
officer Martin was conducting prisoner
named Rollins from the watch house to the
Jlll- Il. was charged with assault OH George
Lamb. When near the City Hall. the officer
missing the prisoner, turned to look for him,
and To his establishment he found him making
fast time for the Capitol Hill lie started in
pursuit, but Rollins beat easy, making the
mill in less than ''two-forty,' and escaped en-
tirely- The officer returned to the committing
magistrate with the news, and was informed
that he could make his return "Cepi s,ramp-
I'm -
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Baltimore Markets. &C.

BALTIMORE, July 26-12M.
Flour declining. Wheat declining; red
selling at SIS cts. SO cts: white 90 cts.
1O4. Corn declining, sales at CT cts. a
66 cts. +,n z.m i... rFE
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lust REVIEWED and for sale, at BAKERS
~ PERIODICAL. DEPOT. on Island
THE ALPS. SWITZERLAND, SAVOY and
hoMBAkiIf, Ia he completed in Twelve Monthly
iarts. Rv Rev. CMAs. WILLIAMS.
III: NOM. new and abridged edition. By
NJ. e.. LEWIS. Mp.
FAUL, the sMUGGLER, Il Tale of Daring Ad-
venture.
ISAAC LAOuEDEM. by A. DUMAS With IL
lilSirations.
Also, The July Numbers of KNICkERBOCKER
PofUl. EDUCATOR, and MAGAZINE of ART
jy ST
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DISEASES OF THE LUNGS /,

ID HUNTER, NJ. D.; NJ R. c. S, England.
II. late pupil of the Hospital for Consump.
ton and Diseases of the Chest Brompton of
the Royal Infrmary for Asthma and Consump-
ton, City Road, and of the Regent Street Dis
pensary for Asthma. Consumption, and Dis.
eases Of the Heart, London, England, &C, has
returned TO Washington, and taken rooms ne
the corner of q and C streets, ono block from
Pennsylvania avenue, where he may be I'm
suited during the ensuing summer i'm diseases
Of the Throat. Lungs, and Heart TO which
speciality DIR. IL. has for several years devoted
his exclusive attention
After the 10th inst, DIR. JAMES HUNTER. jr
of London, will he associated with DIR. L.
HUNTER, as Partner, and DIR. WELLEsLy as
Assistant
Office hours from a. In. to 6 p. m.
June loco tf -. .....r ......
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A Card

/ WOULD respectfully call The attention of the
public 4" IN examination at the choicest assert
meDL ~ g'nrlInc HAVANA CIGARS ever offered nm
this market, 900 Of which have received with
II, the last ten days direct from Havana They VIII
be sold wholesale or retail IT moderate prices
! w"h'd also ASK ai ntIon Ia NV fin" stock at
WINES, BRANDlES, TEAS. SC. which will be
found /" compare fnv"raly with any to be found III
the city rs 80 quality and price.
f.. Z. DYER, Penn. avC,Iur
jy2I-l0titd bet 10Th and I:ah Streets
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1.-THE village, town, and city popu-
lation of the United States is 100000.
The rural population reaches Is, 263 900.
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G. A. WAT SON.

u ~ " II 7 OUN
MARBLE y BROWN STONE YARD,
Massachusetts ave. between 4th and 9TH SITS.
MARBLE MANTELS and MON UMENTS.
IFl TOMB and HEAD-SToNES, kept con-
stantly on hand. All building work furnished
at the shortest notice and at moderate prices.
ic 2-tf
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
CITY ITEM S .

Ciig CouHcILs.-Thc two boards were IN session for
= hort while yesterday afternoon, and nothing of
Importance was cnnsummatcd. The improvement
the channel of the river should have been oOnsd
cred by the councils ycarsas The council haSap
pointed lis portion of jJfnt committee upon this
subject II Is hoped that the step taken TO inProUe
Judiciary Square Is Only the beginning OF more ey
feH,E work The public convenience requires
great deal more To b. done IN this square tIan the
Fourth ward ought To pay for; though no doubt the
eIllzcns residing there would be willing to pay even
mort han their proportion, IL the improvement were
ln make the square ornamental than at present
The movements OF tie councils lead Us to expect iha,
much Will be done during the present year improve
she city.
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FOR RENT,

E"3 A fine, commGdotls two-.tory and basement
EeI BRICK DWELLING, corner of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and 2Jth street, near Gcorgetowm - feet
front, with fine yard extending back to the street
IN Inc rear thus avin" The advantage n wo fronts
ana also Il pump in the yard; is now offered ror
rent upon reasonable terms The house was formerly
occupied by Secretary Forsyth. Apply tn HENRY
NEWMAN, on the premises jyItlv,
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.TELEGRAPHIC.
Death Of an Old Citizen.

Expressly for the Daily Evening Star.
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JUST received with fresh lot Of DRUGS AND
MEDICINES
20 dozen Fo>cate's Cordial: the best remedy
now III Use for Choices, Cholera Morlls Dirr
rl~a, and the Summer Complaints generally
ID dozen Bary's TricopherouS -.
II - Hampton Vegetable Tuciurc
u " Wrisht's Indian Vegetable Pills
Jayne's Carmmativc Balsam
Cannon's Bit.crs.
For saiC by
ID. u. CLARKE, Potomac Hall and
CLARKE x ROWLING 9Th street
" lS-lW between ID and f.. Island.
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Insecurity Of arr Comfy Reeords.-Ihere
are perhaps some ono hundred volumes of the
records of Washington county kept exposed in
the passage of the County Clerks office, any
one OF more of which might be carried off or
mutilated at any time without detection. This
should not be 50. Iii equally wrong to keep
papers of such valuo in the wooden cases to
which they are Consigned. \ fire in the
Clerk Office world not fail to cost the proper
~ holders of this county hundreds eff thou
sands Of dollars from first tolaSt, in litigation
Whose business is it to correct this CRYING
eyil2
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LOVETS WAHpEN7

LOVET'S WAHPENE.
- H. SYLVESTER, corner of 9Th and ii
-. streets, sole Agent for this District, has
Just received two gross of the above article
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MARRIAGE ExTRAORDrNAR The Mon
trtal ha-cle has the following ronlomfic
marriage: " At Parish Church of IInnble-
ton, by Rev. John Vernon, James Mob
BINS, Esq, of CIadcsley COrbett, after
courtship oflour days, and Harriet, young
90 daughter of William Chambers, of the
New House, Uimhlcton. The bridegroom
was III his n,uety-scvcnth year, and had
no time to lose; his fair bride who has
nearly seen sixteen summers, had pity on
hl'h and took him OFF hand, ; for better or
l"r worse after he had settled on her the
"hoie OF his property, amounting to eight
thousand pounds year.
= The Ontaria, a 10 wheel engine,
with drivers, / feet & inches i'll diameter,
Wtlshin. IS, 200 pounds, recently drew on
Ilr Delaware, Lackawana and Western
''l.lrOad, train of 100 four wheeled load
Cd coal cars, the gross weight of which
Was I96 tons, up grade Of u feet in the
mile, at the rate of 5 miles an hour. An
other loo loaded cars were subsequently
added, making a train of over half a mile
long, and weighing 1865 tons.
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MUSIC. MUSIC! MUSICm,

lust received ....
- songs for the Piano: What are the wild waves
saving; A voice from the waves; Essy Way; Nancy
1iil n fairy would be; LIuda's gone 10 Baltimore;
Wy heart Il breaking; Will no Maiden marry me
Pieces for piano; Lieder olne wn5ic ,"n LiSzi:
Witches Dance, by Wallace; SchubcrtS SeraTadc;
s'chunan'a Album; PoIkaS and Schol i>c!,c>: DuIc-
cina--N allacc PrIdc-Flowcr GARDEN Cradle
I!olliday-Daisy-Nai Queen; Mexican National
March; canadian grand trunk railway ,.aIlop Du
rlS tor Piano; HOME Schntlsche; SwsS Cottage do;
Uncle Mel; etc. Guitar: My home MY happy
hoin": etc, etc, etc.
Also, SIN dozen superior ViolmS, AccoTlcons, SC,
all 10 be had AT the cheap Musical Depot of
HIi.EIIS X HiTZ,r
South side Pcnn ave, doors west of 10Th st.
jY Is
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EMERSON INSTITUTE. r.
Select, Classical, & Mathematical School for
Bows

CHAS. b. YOUNG, \. NJ, PRINCIPAL
THIS institute. srnated near the corner of n and
L 10Th streets, and formerly known as Woodbury's
Academy. viii re-operf on the first Monday m Sep
tcmbcr. Parents who With Ia give their SOILS a thori
ou.h classical and mathematical training
specially advised that tire terms comparatively
high since the number of pupils Is limited. high
grade Of scholarship aimed at by the Principal
He wishes turn out yearly few scholars, who,
while they win reflect credit on him, will he hon
To themselves and those who send them. He
would therefore give fhcm individual attention The
school-room has been handsomely fitted up with
Boston desks. neat mating, &c.
Terms per quarter, for the full course, SIS; for
the English branches, $40. Payment IN advance.
For further particulars apply (by note) TO the Prn
ciral, or To the following ..... ~
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Grating Of the PcHnSyira1ia A,.enue-
The Commissioners of Public Buildings may
he observed daily, engaged attending to the
pairing and staveling of the avenue above
18th street. They have their men at work in
good order, and it is plain that the duty is
being done in the best manner
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-26

VIRGINIA SCRIP bought N highest cash Dricc.
ny PETER i. KELLER,
~ IJ-lIn 18th street OpD. Tr,asurv
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A Io"Hg WitUess-A bright little boy
seven years of age, was summoned yesterday
morning to appear before the grand jury
The Deputy Marshall, DIR. Chaplin desiring to
know whether the little fellow was aware of
the responsibility of his position as a witness.
SAID to him:
Do you know what the punishment would
be if you should tell lie ?''
Yes, sir - replied the little fellow, prompt
ly / shall be burned with fire aud brim-
Stone
Tie was then taken to the judge, who asked
him similar questions; and by his answers
satisfied the Judge that he could be relied on;
that he was thcologian enough to know the
consequence of violating his oath
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ONE of the PcoPte.-On Sunday, a man
walked into the Presidents grounds, having
with him boy carrying basket. He walked
up to a pear tree and commenced thrashinC
down the fruit, and the boy gathered it. The
"atchmen on duty there stopped him and told
him to leave the grounds; but he disputed
their right TO stop him, contendins that his
right to the fruit was as good as any other
persons, it being United States property, and
he one of the people. The watchmen offered
no argument but gave him the choice either
to leave the grounds or be taken to Jail Upon
a sober-sccond thought he travelled -
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Co"gTesSt0"at L,brary Cfosed.--The Con-
Srcssional Library, which attracts so many
visitors to view its magnificent interior, has
been closed, we learn, for Il month, to give
time and opportunity for the reception and
arrangement of the books
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'''.' E'pOrf.-Mr. Downing, riot JaiI. Ccrc-
.p' iH.r.1n' - .-ault and battery; ruled FOR trial
hulr: N'"u,,irr, kJ"PT. HPca Sundays ruIcd
'h'r',' King, indecent language in ihc >rircr :;
'-' AMI r' g. Sophia CRAWFORD, do. Alexander
'.''I"T, @l .w"lIi:; dismissed. Jane tIiadin"~
- M a!r a. u.i,riy, wnrkh"I.c - day..
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DoiTcGfCs.-At a meeting of the Frecman's
'iSiIant T. y. Society, held on the 9th inst,
the Rev Dr Teadsdale, and 4. +. Cunning
nam, tsq-, were appointed delegates to the
World Temperance Convention, to be held
IN the city Of New York, on the 9th of Septem-
re. next.
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Il -Hl@ Doc.-on Sunday, citizen re-
siding on 18th street, near the river, saw a
d's running towards his house, and perceived
shat he was mad The gentleman ran in. and
with pistol shot him through the window
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-26

Aa''7"a Gca,d.-Ihi' new military company ap
2 ~, I" b increasing rapidly The corps Is or
i.'h"d -mtll~irniy To- commence their driil meet
% which We learn az well attended. Success 20
ans.
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I'ioTc1S.-Thr lahorIng men are still holding ou.
'"f III a'vance "i wages. \ r"ppri ha been circu-
'icd that tn strikers have Threatened tIo:c al worh
dry - not stop anu strike also. This can hardly
b, correct.
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ARRIVALS Aqa rHE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

| AMERICAN HOTEL-G TAFT, King VIII
| liam; DIR Scott, lady and daughter. Amelia; w
| n Wootten, lady and daughter, Miss Wilson,
Miss Hardy, I J Love X b Wilson John E
Hardy, l. Boswell, s Wilson, Lunenburg, >
Wootten, Pr Ed; q A Tuck, lady and servts,
Petersburg; Geo r Drummond, Miss Custis,
Norfolk; Vansant Phila; L r Holland, M
c Wills, Fluvanna; R Cauthorn, ] X Hughes,
K w Your, Lynchburg; B Kaufman, Pa;
c 5 Cole, Mich; w w Faulman, N Y; A Ken.
dali and lady, Boston; w Smith, Rock
bridge; h Harrison, Elk Hill; + Joyes. Louis.
vile; NJ Alexander, Mecklenburg; G ii VIII
liams, 6 SmilIer, N c; I NJ Hall, Roc kbridge;
] K Branch, Petersburg; c Mitchell, Charles
ton.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-Rev Mr. Foster,
daug liter and nice, Boston; II kice' WIS
Neil. Charlotte, Va; J N Gordon, Lynch0uis'
L Upshur, Va: J II Duncan, 5 Z; ii rom
dexter. Spottsylyania: G NJ Cochran, onIVer
sity; s Schooer, l. NJ Coleman, Hanover
Boulware, w Reynolds, Louisa; "ooo, AZ
bemarle; + 5 WATSON Baiiman: Lou,sd.
w Malone, Va; c r Barksdale' n.on" I"'i,'
w Claiborne, Middlesex; n y AM. 'coio.
and servant. Ga; G Kent, Blacksours; co'o'
nei Rsnne,f. Washington; K Jamson, Alex
andr;,. ID ri Hoge, Blacksburg; ~ BOOKER
Cia,Esv;lIee C 1. Garrett, Miss; w w Barron,
e. w Wong. Joseph Davis, Clasksville;
Nc Cmibourn, Danville; A Benjamin,
NJ, yo,t. Can't IA MuTy, Scotland; ii
cInrL ph,Ia: VIM Waits. Roanoke; w III
evan New York; VIM A Buckuer and c Nj
Sn;,b. Port ROYAL; w Nj Treadway, Phila;
Can't Trott. lady acd son, Ship Harriet Au-
nms,a. j Russell, Charleston; b RUSSELL U
5 NAVY: ] F Minham, Bait; f Thurman, Ala;
F Gresham, King g. Queen w Harrison
and T Lear, Baltimore; A DeLayne, U S
Army; II + Jean, Montreal; R J Allison and
lady, ST. Johns; Miss Yearly Washngton;J
Nj LIE Richmond.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-R Bass and T Bass
Powhstau; P A oWetherford, Charlotte; DR. NJ
Taliaierro and Joe Dickinson, Franklin; A Daily,
Farmville; Shelton, Louisa; w s Johnson,
charlottesville; 4 C Browning Aioemsrle II Seely,
Arvin, Lanenburg; Tally, Louisa; Smith Va;
B Wonsck, N o.; Martin, do; II Rowlett Anne
lia G w Casper and servant, Fncastle; Harrison.
Jefferson; w II Robinson. Va; Ma,ney. do;
Whaling, CumbeI land; F II Shepherd, do; P Fl
Wilkinsc n, Chesterfed; 5 Clark, do; Mosthcrstt,
Warren, N c; S T Boyd, do; w Scott, Powha
tan; Lynch, Louisiana; w D Mason, Sussex; E
Scott aud servant, Powhstan.
CITY HOTEL.-B o Richardson, Columbus; r
P Wooding and boswell, Lynchburs; NJ Selig
manu. WILMINGTON; R ] Goroh and DR. w J PEN
dleton Louisa; nj Lyell and Wright Va; G B
Wheasy and Townes, Augusta, Ga; } Rivers,
G; I Z Spencer, Edgecomb; l. Messenger and
r NJ Payne, Va; DrW II Hughart aud r P Holt, Va;
E Baugh Cheste rield; B Cason, Hanover b
w Sanders and Nj Stnon. Fluvanna; U Thur
Der, Clarkesvil!e: VIM Fl Dobbitt n C; G Mclean
ley, Warrington; c Browning, Augusta; w Q
Johnston, Miss; Hope and lady, Wise nsin; P
Sutton, King VIM; Harring, Baltimore; w
Il Henderson, Capt Thompson and H Styll, Nor
folk.
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HIGH WATER 5 O'CLOCK, r. NJ.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocshontas, Jones, from Baltimore, with
ndse to Ludlam a. Watson.
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, from Phila-
delphia, With mdse TO X Rankin.
SAILED,
Sehr w w Griffin Siverman, for Norfolk, -four
and iron.
Schr sea Watch, Smith, for Philadelphia coal.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, Philadelphia,
-four. tobacco and pig lead.
Schr Rio Grapde, Sharp, to Port Walthall, to load
with coal Tor Philadelphia.
Schr Orion. Clark 10 load on the river with lum
Der for Boston
schr S Hart, R alley, to load on the river with
lamber for Thomastoh Maine
Brig William Clark, Daley, for Norfolk, to load
for the West Iudies.
Schr William Coquit., Kerwin, Port Walihall, to
load with coal for Baltimore.
Schr Prince, Jr Boaz, Baltimore coal.
sioop William King, Tyrer, Petersburg with fish
and shingles.
BELOW BOUND UP
Bark Howard, from Liverpool, with salt for Ed
mond. Davenport q Co
Schrs Ashland and Falmouth above City Point.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-07

EREsH HARDWAkE.-We have just re-
Il ceived OF direct i'm portation, and offer for sale
afurther large supply of Sheffield Goods, consist
ing of
Table and Dessert Knives and Forks
Pen and Pocket Knives in great variety, of 2, g.,
and blades
Butcher Knives. Shoe Knives
Hand. Cross Cut Pit, Mill Saw and Flat Bastard
Files, all sizes
Horse Wood, Shoe and Cabinet Rasps &c.
To which we invite the attention of Merchants
and others. w d g DOMAIN,
Importers Of Hardware and Cutlery,
ap19 No l9Pearl street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-07

Mr.. Bryant, editor of the New York Eve
ming Post, who is travelling in the East, writes
that "the ancient higotry of the Mosiems is
fast relaxing. Not only do the Turks get
drunk like Christians, of which was sorry TO
see some examples on board the Austrian
steamer that brought me hither from Beyroot,
but they submit to contact with the Christians,
and do not think themselves as once they did
contaminated by it; and they suffer our pres.
ence in their most holy places"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-07

CHILLING OFF-sEIIInts 0rF AT
~ COST --in order to make char re In our bu.i
ness we will sell off our stock al cost from this
date =
We have on band large assortment of Masonic.
Odd Fellows. Druios and Rechsbfe Regalias. Sill.
yer and Gilt Fringes, Laces Stars and Girnps
Also variety of other goods, we name Ia part
Canes, Umbrellas, Combs, Brushes, Soaps, PERU.
merry. Silver and Steel Spectscles, Carpet Bsss,
Bird Cages, &c, DC.
For bargains, call soon at
MCDONALD Il LYONS No Z 18th At.
sp 29-3m under Ercbsn - Heel
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RICHMOND MARKET,

CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR-The quantity coming in yesterday was
somewhat larger-most of which was taken in
store. Sales from store ST..
WHEAT-ll0 to 100.
CORN-50 to So cts.
BACON-Western cured 81 so to 81 Isl coun
try s. to 30 SO Hams Sl2 So
TOBACCO The breaks are large and sales
made at SAL TO Sc for Lugs; medium 81 to 81;
good $40 TO $l4. None very hne in market yes.
terday-that quality much wanted, and will bring
high prices tor manufacturing or shipping.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-07

MAcAuLAY.-Late accounts from England
state that two more volumes of NacauIay' Is
History of England may be expected in tie
spring, but add that the authors health is ir.
zevocably shattered, and that fears ere enter.
tanned that he will never be able to complete
abe work which he has projected. This will
be sad indeed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-07

The New York Courier says, some idea OF
the business done upon the railroads of the
West may be formed from the following. A
few days since there started from Detroit, 4, a
train Of eighy-fve cars is one string p!ropeii'
cd by two of the most powerful locomotives IN
the country. The train was bound tor INCA
60, and the greater part of its vast load was :I
carried to the merchants of that thriving WI
lage. Since the first ofApril, just such trains
have started almost daily from the depot OF the
Central Railroad for the same place: On
Thursday evening passenger train left the
depot for The west, composed OF % OF the
splendid new passenger snd baggage cars, of
shis company, containing 900 passengers and
almost one quarter OF mile long.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-07

IA MERCHANT TAILORING.-The
IA undersigned begs leave to inform the pub.
ME- lie that he has ON hand fine assortment of
-AA- Cfsths, Cnssimeres and Vestings,
which he will be pleased to make up in best style
and on reasonable terms
He takes this method of informing his friends
that he has secured the services of Mr.. WILLIAM
ALLEN, so long and favorably known as Mer.
chant Tailor in this city; and every exertion will
be made to give satisfaction to those who may ia
vor US with their patronage.
He has on hand good assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, manufactured in this city, which he
will sell on the most liberal terms, Please bear In
mind the Clothing being made here gives employ
ment to our own people, who expend their earn
ings smongus. W. ID. bEfSON
Having connected myself with Mr.. w FL B.,
respectfully ask the patronage of my friends and
customers. w. ALLEN.
ap 27-ts