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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21
Our Flag at Iuoerne.

TO THE EDITOR or TIE NEW YORK HERALD
present a. he snnns -hootlnp m.tch cnria0 4he
at week in June at Iucetns the capital Of tbe can.
Of INST Dae 10 Switzerland aLd desire to sav that
npr Psrin Iespondent was roisDformed "a 10 the
uuited Sisges Gsg being thFogn usoo the noor and
oiled by toose passing ny" The Gag in qnasti3u vas
mtseDted by TIE bei-s resdents oi New York 10 the
cD Of Luceins. received with The p,o,t fsr
vent snthusism end treated with the highest respect
j, w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

The Latess from Washlngton.
xxrNsTvR PuRoHAsB OF GovERNMENT SHOCKS ~
fHE TAHAsURY DEpARTNERr.-wHId SCHEME 10
hvADn THE sURTRSAsUkY LAW NON-PLueSsDs
1EcAL coH2KPoxDnO OF TIE VIEW YoRK nRAD.
wAmporoS, August ao-sP n
We learn that the United States stocks purchased BY
the Treasury Department for three weeks ending this
day, amount to u 100 o00 OF this amount $o26 900
Of the stocks Of 1867 and 1885, purchased under
the prvions Of the circular o, the Secretary Of the
Treasury II the aoth ultimo paying q per cent premium.
This speaks well for the Of the plan adopted by
the Secretary.
Mr.. hodge, the Assistant Secretary under Mr.. Corwn
has endesvored TO induce Mr. Guthrie to hit upon soe
pay dspets the treasury and the money arket
as be ssys and greatly surprised to learn that Mr.
Guthrie would not listen to any proposition by which the
sub treasury law might be evaded. x.Y.z.
THE MISSION TO PRANCE--ANNIvRRsARY OF HARD
FOUGHT BATTLES IN MExIC0--GENBRAL PIERCE
AND HIS OFFIcERs-CLERKs REMOVED, ETC.
FROM THE RaauIAR SEwsPAPR AGENT.
WASHINGTON, August 90 1853.
II Is Dot unlikely that Howell Cobb, Of Georgia, win
70 to France. 50 IL 10 whispered to night.
To-day being the snniverary Of the battles Of Contre
ras and Churubusco numbe. Of officers belonging to
Perces H,ig4de in the Mexican war, residents in
this city called ON the President to indulge In remnis
oepces suggested by the occasion. They were cordially
received and the President contrasting the present with
the past assured them OF his deepest interest in the
Welfare Of those Who had fought by his side the many
bloody 6eIds Of Mexico.
Several clerks have been recently removed from the
Treasury in consequences Of various irregularities.
Capt. hoidecai, Of the Gardiner Mexican Commission
reached here this morning
Over % 500 have been collected here for the New Or
leans sufferers, and transmitted by the Mayor.
The Columbia Fire Company has returned from New
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

Counterfeit Schnspps.- The puhIlc arc eau.
toned sgan.t AIN 10 TASKS Jugs pipes undsr
the RAme Of Schnapps
That belongs sIelusivay to GIN having bean
and entered according to set Of Congress n
United states Dtrist Court Of the Southern darict Of
New York. s.. !
name except that which bears label and signature
counterfeit my brand. UDOLPH0 WOLFE,
Sole Importer. ONCE No. u Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

KINDRRHooK CARRIED BY THE HARD SHELLS
The Albany .argus has the following con-
corning the appointment of democratic convn-
ton delegates from the Undertook district Of
Columbia county, which embraces the residence
of Martin Van Buren,
The following ia list Of the delegates appointed,
with power of substitution
To the State COnyenti0n--JobiAh Sutherland, Jr.
To the Judic;Al-Ed win Hoes.
To the Senatofial-H A. Collins, Daniel d. Barnes,
Jacob p. Miller Peter Megck ChAs Whiting, Jacob
Bump, Elijah Castle, Chas Hull and LEA Reynolds.
These delegates are all of the national stampede
mocrats who stand upon the Baltimore Platform and
the Inaugural Address, without IFS or ands or reser
vations Of any kindtrue men to their party, its prin
ciples and its candidates, under all circumstances
and sound on all the State issues Of the days
But these proceedings did not pass off without OPP
pugnation from the disorganizers of the freesol
stripe. After participating in the proceedings Of the
convention as organized, and thus conceding its re-
guarity as the democratic convention OF the district
these partizans got up sham convention under ano
Their organization, and went through the mockery Of
appointing free-sol delegates TO democratic conven
lions, to contest the seats Of the nghtful delegates
So much for the absence of Martin Van Buren,
in Europe. Oh yes we shall have jolly
time at Syracuse. What a bless thing it is
for brethren to dwell together in unity!
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pN.-We are informed hY Q

COMMODORE NEwroN-We are informed by o
fre that be yesterday received letter from this gen
tenap himself (shom the ne rrpspers have made such
pereverrg efforts to dispose Of givog thereby toe best
evidence ~ his copvslsscence The commodore has
transferred bis flag 20 the sloop Of war Albany for the
pesent In which he expects 10 sail for the north
Mobile advertiser, AuNs&A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21
Naval IuteIflaeuce

Lieutenant Fox U 5. Navy, now attached 10 the
Princeton, Is 70 be detached from that vessel her
return to Portsmouth. New Hampshire end transferred
for DUTY In connection with Laws line Of u 4. mail
steamships Lieutenant Eesc3 mbe will take the place
Of Lieutenant y. In the Prince Washington STAR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

quest It No 81 Rssds street ON the body II Owsn R-
gan, sged thirty years, native Of Ireland vho died
suddenly while ct work in Reade street The aeceess
4 seems, 1t work diggipg out q CELLAR In Road
stSss whsn blood was sssn cong from his mouth aad
nose. He fell down and expired in few mensnts The
Jury rendered ve-dct Of death caused BY heuopasis
ffe0 phthisis pulmonAhs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

OryIoE, No. % BROADWAY, NEW YoRH,f
AugueA 10 1853
Notice 10 hereby given that the beard Dire have
eesolved Issue the residue of the capital
plated BY the charter Of the sssosaten che
femaDiHg the usand shares will distributed in tho
proportion Of share for every four shares %
Fssardips fractonG TO the appearing uch
the books Of the Corpora ion Tuesday the ns
y II oepeh provided that before The 18Th i.ss
shares The transfer books will closed from ~ ~ Of
JOS. B COLLINS, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

PrHBuRG, August 20, 1853
In the case Of Jewell sen~nsed to Be hung the I'd
September for the murder Of MITCHELL Judge Lowrs has
granted q special ALLIGATOR for bringing the records OF
the Oyer and Termner before the Supreme Court Ttis
win delay the execution, not result In . new trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

CUMBERLAND, August 20, 1853.
Cholera broke out in this place on Wednesday last
and fourteen deaths have since occurred from It It
now subsding the few casss under treatment ara
perfectly Manageable The disease Was caused BY an
overflow Of the sma1 canal running through the lovy
part Of the town. Many families have left
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
CnysrAL PLACE New York, August u 1873 ~
Machine de ready receive their contributions
possible Space Dst occupied ny the first Of sepss mbsr wiz
By order OF the General Sup rintendent.
JOSEPH y. HOLMES, Director of Machinery q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

u hss been before We public has produced wonderful
resultt In mbing hair than all other articles
bined have been able TO do in years. It's aobon on scalp
wonderful causing hair 10 grow where for mona
hse been. Depot BARkER'S isaos hairdreespa saloon
$50 Broadway, Price 20 cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

August zo-Arys3 Of Captais Lans, Of TIE Brig CAl-
ehsild -eapfain Lane was arrested ves.erdsy, 9
charge OF cruel and unusual towards the cook
Of the sad brig Ths Comn sIsnsr hs The e. ptain 10
bail in the sum Of $500. to the charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 ffOt0LB, IIdunOfyn%
and private families Duncan and Vests proved
Those msnees labor saving mach they entirely
persede tho Of ironing smoothing table inen sheets
&c, with great rapdity beaukv and without f1e single
ix with noothng irons They 6s in operation
cpsl hotels the city given a. TO their nty
steam power. Dun CAN WEST 81 beekman street and
No A ihorAr nla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

tone, Independent In principle and rieh rare, and
Once 50 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

We learn that Mlss Gcnevlevo Genevra Fair
hsld's novel; entitled Geneva. the History Of Por
tra has been recently published in England with gre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

Hair Dye and Wig -BatcneIsF's NsnufaO-
tory for articles IL W Broadway oppo
site Park where be has the best the
world for the application OF hs famous hair dye
OF his y invented wigs toupees Nine prvato
rooms all one floor copy bis address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

The sOusherner at Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Aug 20, 1883.
The United States mail steamship Southsrner Capt
Thomas Even, arrived here from New York, early this
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

,epten reservation The best invented Beware Of
pufsd dyee Equally celebrated ia Gourauds medioted
SOAP for curing pimpes eckles saownsss chaps rsagh
ssss 90 Pornro Subt uproots hair any PARA of the
body. Liquid lily white. and hair restorative, al
No. " walker street, FIRST store from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

DIR. Nichols ssIcsoteric AnthvopOlOgy. "-Thla
great srisna work. etionaoly tho best writ
ten a. IA Ia the M be in
this city authors reform oook store No. 10 Walksr
street, third door west Of broadway Mailed, postpaid.
fov
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

Booty, Beauty ana Uta,ity, II tho Motto 1t
BROOKS Shoe PslAee 5 Broadway and at his old stand
No 100 Fuen street six doors from Broadwaythe
est places In the city to get really good boots shoes CATERS
dc for ladies' gen t misses boys. youths, chill
drn. N.B French boots shoes fni aai'srs received
~ every steamsr from the best makers in Paris,
xceeding low prices No 5 broadway, opposite the Me-
tropotan Hotel and $50 Fulton street. six doors from
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

Beebe Il Co., Aatt~xs 1855 Broadway, no.
sDseuy solicit the attention Of their customers the
pubs to the fall fashion for gentlemeps hats 0ntsAen
the .hortssi notice. r S-Wholssse dealers WIN % sup
Piled with such hats and will best gat their
kets and will find 70 their interest to call and sxAmaR
Aha~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

TO avoid Mobile and New Orleans during tho cpl
demic informed that they take the Red River boats
leaving New Orleans twice TIRES week either ut
Baton Rouge, Bayou Sara, mouth Of Red River aud
At Grand Ecore Thence taking the only line
United States mail four horse che extending from Rcd
biver throughoSt hastcrn Middle. and Western Texas;
Crockett Huntsville Houston, Anderson Washington, La
Grange, Bsstrop austin and San Autokio and uter-
mediate towns These lines we'll furnished With
Portable COACHES coed horses and careful Drivers making
their trips tf weekly and wi. certainty and despatch
RICHARD PARMALEE a CO Propristors Grand Ecore
and Western Texas Mail Coach Line
Mouth Red River Aug 10, 1883
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

Sewing MachlDss All Persons Of Antique
riaA tastes freely examine ct see the ori
BAL sewing machine atpg with needle shuttle
yhish WAS made used and sold BY Waite, Hunt Of New
ing mschnss invented those which have established
She putaon Of the machine the sral labor
complete, 800. l. n. SINGER CO., No as Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

Clothing Dealers, South and West, are Res
psstfuy notified that stock of elegant fall and winter
ready for their inspection Jobbsrs from The
tssk Of low priced clothing and prices enabling
them 70 compete with New ork houses y. J. DEvLIN,
RI and IS John street. of Nassau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

$4,000 Daguerrootypes Taken In Twelve
ne.thssinse kEfs CO. hrst Introduced their Gernsn
many portr ss would comprise the
population Of the city Of Brooklyn. Rooms AAd Fstuye
melu.astory, $50 Broadway. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

Fishing Banks-Noyv Is the Eimc for Sport;
ssbass 81 the lsrgest size are caught in abundance
Tho favorte steamer Hi Re- still tinues to her
daily trips and excursion to the celebrated seahase
grounds Il luxury which should be appreciated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

Of the public 10 called to GURNEYS style Of cooPea
lAxuefrsetypes aso his miniatures and portraits In s
combining The and tuthfuln~ss Of hne daguer
fsstyps with the beauty and finish Of the Auest oil
6g. Numerous specimens he ~ his magnificent
saIlsry $40 Broadway. Dagusrreotypss Of dsesSsed
Sopied in oil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

No Clerk or Porter from Green's Celebrated
shir making establishment No Aston House, 10
rushing do wharf into railroad depot, lust time
to be too late for boat train GREENS shs.s-unri
vailed In shape, At and knanship delivered
bNhind time,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

CUBA AND THE CHoIERA--THE SLAVE TRADE
AND BRITISH EMANCIPArIoN-The latest news
received from Cuba represents the cholera as
making the most fearful ravages among the
slaves of the plantations. Some estates are
reported as having lost halt their effective force
in four-or five days. The disease appears to be
almost entirely confined to the interior and
among. the overworked, badly fed, and unaccli-
mated Africans is said to be more malignant
and fatal than the cholera of'32-'33.
There is matter here for the humane consid-
GRAFTON of our government The lost slaves
must be in some way supplied. The African
slave traffic will not he sanctioned by England
and should not be allowed by US while our ex-
listing treaty stipulations stand. We are bound
to treat it as piracy. What then? England
is reported, upon strong authority, to be nego-
tiating through her agents for the introduction
of her emancipation apprenticeship system into
Cuba. The necessities Of the planters may
compel the Spanish authorities to adopt the
policy of England. We again commend the
subject to the vigilant attention Of Secretary
Marcy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

India Rubber Gloves and y1lttons. Now II
The time for ceuet merchants to these Desirable
and salesbe articles, for sale by BOWEN Non AMEE,
New York Noroross Towns Boston; Wilcox, Billings
Co., Philadelphia and by all rubber dealers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

Sewing Machines.-sAnger's Unequallod Sew.
ing nAchiass, character perfect work great
variety ?; sr.dss fully ss'.bishss are q all times exit
DO Isl Arlington street. Boston; No 81 south Fourth
skeeA Philadelphia; NO $50 Baltimore Baltimore:
and No. B7 Kim street, Cincinnati
i. n. SINGkR Co.. No. a29 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

Gutta Psrcha Car Springs The Car Springs
made by the North American GuttA Pe-chA company.
having beer fully tested by both heat and cold and
otherwise and found 20 b equal In all
made Of India rubber the company are now prepared T.
the rubber springs. Warehouse No. 80 Cedar street.
WIN, RlDAK, Preside nt N. A. G.. r. Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

Jewelry at Manufacturers Prices --D1ap
moDds IN Lots in rich cluster RIGGS pins earrings One
Watches aad rich solid geld oraoelts brosspss Of
Eve ceIt below retail dealers Factory rooms
sSl Broadway, corner Of bite street, up st,i-,
DAVID RAFT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

Defiance Salsmandcr ssfes-GaylcR's Patent.
isa =. h sns soe m:nnfactursr IN the
nn Defiance Locksthe sAfss aud locks
combined in the word Depot 1872 Pearl street. one door 81
below MAIDEN lane formerly 90 John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

negotiations. The last alternative ofwa nay
be suddenly lurosd upon The sdminisksticn BY
the spontaneous rising Of the Texas rangers, or
the California propsgandists ofreppblicap prin-
ciples, and their descent at several points along
the line into the territories OF Mexico We
shall wait therefore, with some anxiety for later
and fuller intelligence from FL Paso. The Me-
silla question is very like the Turkish question.
In either the exchange Of q shot or two may
suffice to inaugurate war which shall mark the
most important epoch OF the nineteeth century.
There is yet some prospect that Gen. Gadsden
may arrive in Mexico in season to restore quiet
ON her northern frontiers. Perhaps he may be
too late. A few weeks will decide the question.
As it is the balances are critically trembling
between peace and war with Mexico.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

Caution.-To all SAFE Makers ana venders
using the trade mark salsmsnds the use Of wbot
= infringement on Wlderk Patent salAmandsr safe.
Suits pending suppress the use recover
the violation the provided sscus the
right oftrade mark B. @. WILDER, Pat4nte>.
N. B-1bers but two places In New York Where
Wider's Patent Salamander SAT. sale viz s. C. Her.
ring, 15 Water street. and Marvin lag Water It,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-22
SALES OF STOCK.


REPORTED WEEKLY BIZ JOHN q LANCASTER AS5
SON, BROKERS
Virginia State per cent, "a years to run interest
from cate-last sales at Treasury sos.
Virginia State Stuck, former issue, with interest
sales this week SI06 and int
Virginia State Stock of 20 years issue, over 10
years with interest from lst January-saiss
tots week Sl05 and int
Virginia Stale Stock, of 90 years Issue, 10 years
and under TO run, with interest from LIST Jany-l03
and int
Bonds guaranteed by State of Va, with int from
ist Jan'y-Iast sales ia and Int.
Richmond City Stock, with interest from lst July
last sales, short dates l02 int long stes Sl04
and inst
v city of Petersburg Coupon Bonds, 100 and int
and int. H.
Virginia Bank Stock, par S70-sales this we
S75 dividend off
farmers Bank Stock-sales this week SOD
Exchange Bank Stock par Si0,-sales this week
at SiU7 dividend oti.
Va. Fire and Marine Insurance Stock-sales this
week !22
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par S20-saes
this wr.k e3c.
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac R. r
Stoek-sales this w~eA, dividend OF, at 500.
Virginia Central L. Stuck-last sales 90.
Richmond and Petersburg K. R. Stock-Par value
S1UU-ast safes Al
James River and Kanawha Stock par SlO0-saes
Ihis W ek al s22
Richmond and Danville R. Stock-sales this
week AT $40
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-22
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

AMERICAN HOTEL III B Grigvby, Va;
w billiard, Surryi w Dardner, Hampton; w
G Bricbett, w Simpson, jr, City Poni: ]
Rowleit, Petersburg; Gibson, j NJ r Len.
hart Marion; Z l. Harding, w H Harrison, N
CT WV Wilkins, lady, daughter and servsnt,
La; w II fhornby and lady, Petersburg; Jpo
Buck, Augasta; ii Buck, Vermont; A l.
beardsiy' N I; Lindsay, c Dunlup,
Appomatiox; ii Eldrige aud lady. Mrs Gard
ner, Charleston; ID Walker, Augusta: ID J Me-
Donnell, Phila; w I HOPKINS, w Nj Beerds-
y, Z; II Simmons, Va; And. c Lyman,
Norfolk; Brown, 5 Heneton, Howa,ds
vile; Cabell, Bucking ham; p Harrison,
Cumberland.
CITY HOTEL.-A w Thurber, Grave
Creek; I Pollock aud lady, L w Godfrey,
Latin, Norfolk; ID Hammond, War~ ick; L
boswell, Va; W Z Day, lady and child, 6 ia
cohs and servant, Charlottesville; J Farms
ley, King VIM; N A Vest Hanover; w Ed
monson and lady, Charleston; A H Brown,
Amelia; w Wright, Williamsburg, Ware,
Ky; e Bobo, J L Smith, Ala; J B McGlemm.
g w MARSHALL, I ) Archer and lady Miss
Hume, n c; w A Young, Ala; 4 b Johnson,
| Bait; b Z Richardson, Va; K Clark, N o; Mr
Hail, Nalchez; L Hall, N c; K A Pryor, Va;
] L Ennis, Hanover.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Alex Johnson,
Jno N Johnson, Spo,tsylvania; w A Wells,
| On Morris, Louisa; Capt Wilkie, Ship Wash.
| iugton; J l. Morrsstt, Chester6eId; b Everett
| r d k r; ] l. Hawks. kottaway; r s Apper
sou, New Kent; S d fiayzer, do; E w Dan.
bridge. Tenn; w 5 Smith, Columbia; D nj DE
| viii, Va; w H Maddox, Richmond; B White,
| w White, Powhatau; ii E Thomas, Bali
more C G Wilkinson, Chesterfield.
| EXCHANGE HOTEL j II Dyamath Caroline
| w w Pr yon Clarksville; G Keen Pittsyvar lie:
| Lewis Meckenbars; F Becher, Baltimore; w >
| Clarke do; Waterbury. Y; w P Rohannan,
| MrineTs; Sykes ana lady, Aberdeen; J R Bag.
! oy and lady, Norfolk Mrs Furgusop, 2 children
and seivt, dc; Mrs Flynn and daughter, Suffolk: v
| Hermann, New Orleans: John Dabrey, New York:
| John lsham, Columbus; Hugh Sapkey, do; t Clan.
ton aud lady, Ausus Miss Clanton. do; Thomas
| and LADY, do; James Lampkins, do; Sykes, Mise:
| DR. powe, South CarGlinn; 6 Cash, d.; Mai DOUG.
| las, DO; Massenburg, Southampton; T Haskins
| Louisiana; James Wells, Din siddie; RI Ross do;
| Edward Booth, Notthway; Nelson. New Gent:
| John T!moerase, Charlottesville; B Flanagan,
| DO ID w Snead Gordonsvile; William Hancock,
| RichmoDd; Paue:t, Fai mville; D billiard do;
/ Maj Tradens, New Orleans; Il Dennis do; w G
| Evans, Aberdeen; w K Gum cham, dc; E Gun.
nDs ham, 90; Dir and Mrs McCiunis Mobile; J
| JcEea, do; Baxter Smith, Nashville Churchill,
! New York; DR. Grymes Chesterfield; w 5 BROCK
| enorcugh, Hanover; S G Webster. Myer Myers
! Salisbury; s ID Shacklefo6 Miss; w & AMMAN, N
| YORK; w PsDdielOn ana lady. st Lt.ui.; ih37
| Pend!eton and servant, do; Cans Page Columbus;
| Fl I Clark, North Caro- iGs; G English end deu III
ter, Misci Miss CcnniEgAgal dc; A MANN, Roanoke;
| w II Dix. Il, Richmond; d g Banyard Norfolk;
! 4 Pete s Hatimors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-22
RlCHMoND MARKET.

EDARGCTED DAILY.
FLOUR Market Is qai.t; nothing doing since
the last news. Holders demand 500, but slippers
Will only Ter - The new -Four will now &c
coming 10 freely, which must Put the ices down
TO conform to he New York market
WdtAr--We heard of one sale of 10 900 bushels
at 1875. to our city mills. The narse may De quo.
ed al 100 20 l25.
rIrH-The market ia dull at S5t for Nova Scotia
clipped Herlinas
GUANO-Ths article has become scarce we
qGote at $40 $50 per ton, of 1900
TUBACCO-Ihe mars Ell is ade lower to day;
the aburdant rains have the Ell ct to stop speculs-
tiOn Consequently the N 4rket ID fencing down.