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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-10

sby- EDUCATION.-WA NTED, on SATUR.
DAY, March 18th in>t at II o'clock, noon, five hun
bred cndr-n from IL to IA years aga, to witness
PROFESSOR ANDERSON'S
EXTRAORDINARY WONDERS in Chemistry,
ELECTRICITY. Mechanism and Hydraulics, with numerous
Fe ',s in Natural Magic.
Professor Anderson bees inform School Teachers,
Guad Ms and Parents, that his performances cal
cuated to instruct the young minds the above
rnce, being also healthy moral recreatlon which chill
dr-n much admire and need.
He therefore reminds the public ger erally that he
gives his last Day Performance on Saturday ut KIT at
10 o'clock, ION.
L ckets OF admission tor children 25 cents.
Peif,fmances every evening this week, positive y
concluding Saturday. the 18th NH eff
XVTHO is THAT MAN WHO WANTS A GO
w VERNMENT SITUATION! is the grand ques.
ton. Them Xt is, shave you the Pro-
lessor ANDERSON, whose daboica! deeds at the
Odd Fe lows Fl all starte crowds of intelligent
fellow citizens every night? He begs to inform the
public of Richmond with thanks for their favcrs that
he give but five representations in this city,
On Saturday. the 10Th March. instant His Last Night
Performance. He will open this evening at P. NJ and
give grand display eff Cahaistic wonders in NATU-
RAJ MAGIC including feats in NECROMANCY, d.
GITAL DEXTERITY, and AMBIDEXTEROUS
cent superstition that the Magicans of old possess
ed of SUPERHUMAN POWERS.
Admission Cards so Children and servants half
price.
A doors open at half past every evening Com
mences at O'Clock, NJ.
On SATURDAY, Grand Day Performance at IL
o'clock noon, for Schools Families and those resident
Assistance.
u Doors open at II o'clock, A NJ NH Std
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hIvEDEND.-1he Board of DfeeIo S Of the Rich.
- mend Fire Association have declared dividend
oil as per cent on The capital stock thereof out of The
profits OF he Last six mouths payable the stockholders
At lhe office ON and alter Thursday the 10th March
1888. BY order oethe Board Of Directors.
mig JNO, ii. B0SHER, Seety
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BY DUNLOP, NTONCURE & co.

CARGO OEsUGAR MOLAssES. &c. AT
~ AUCTlON.-On FRIDAY, 18th inst. commen-
cling at 10 o'clock, will sell our wharf and ware
house Rockets the cargo the brig Lucy Watts from
the of Louisiana, with
IT'S hhds Sugar prime quality
$50 barrels Moasses. prime quality
ALSO-The cargo of the schr Ann. from Aakapas with
200 hhds Sugar, Baker" brand prime quality
us bbls prime quality Moasses
ALSO-l50 boxes sperm and talow Candles
SO bbls N L Rum and a pple Brandy
20 hhds prime bright new Bacon sides
TERMs-Under 500 cash. that amount months
credit for approved negotiable paper
f5D Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & co,
NH Auctioneers.
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l ARGE FRAME KUILDINes. TIME BIER,
IL FRAMES, BRICKS, &c, AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold on RlDAY MORNING NEXT, the 18th instant
at o'clock upon misses that large framed building
nsthe town of Sidney just beyond the corporation line
built by Mr.. e. T. Pettcolas.
The quantity of timber in this building is immense,
and is in good state of preservation.
After the sale of the building will he sold LOT of T,
Der, consisting of white pine boars-in hard pine-mot
of it dressed and inch Joist and lot of Pannel
Doors SASH &c. made in good style of the best mate
rails.
Also, about $1,000 old Bricks.
The House will be sold to be removed within sixty
days from the sale.
TERMs-Cash for under $50; that amount and
over four months credit for approved negotiable paper
wi tn interest added. JAS. NJ TAYLOR
NH Auetr.
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n EWEs WERB 4 SON offerf for sale

EWls WERB Il SON offer for sale
AA $50 hhds New Orleans, part prime
10 hhds Muscovada
6 hhds Cuba
10 bbls Stuars Coffee
i65 bills H vemeyer's, Moller's 4 Low o,rnARs
ering's Crushed oo
Bbs Powdered
95 half boxes loaf, Havemey er's, Mol
ler's Il Coverings
400 bags white Brazil
10 hhds and II bbs Porto Rico)
Hhds Cuba MOLASSES
80 bbls New Orleans
2ne ba. Rio
l25 bags Lagnayra
80 pockets and bags lava COFFEE
35 bags st Domingo
- bags Mocha
Boxes Chocolate
100 packages Tea Gunpowder and black
ii tierces Hice
25) bushels prime Glover Seed
100 sides Sole, various qualities
SO sides oaked tanned Soc
270 sides Harness ,u.r11up
400 sides Russell LIN
23o sides Wax
100 Calf Skins
25 hhds Sides
IA hhds Shoulders BACON
hhds Joles
ls bos ana 40 kegs Leaf Lard
II bbs refined Lamp Oil
Il hbs Tanners Oil
25 bbs Vinegar
Is bbs Tar
a5o bbs Gibbed Herrings
60 boxes Adamantine o.,,n,u,
50 boxes Hulls patent
400 boxes Taow Winchester
Soaps, of various kinds
90 cases Caabra Stick Licorice. (Banacca brandt
Mason's Backing
Colgate's Starch
Window Glass-Sx10 and 10xl2
paper-writing letter and wrapping
Bed Cords and Leading Lines
Wrapping Irvine Candle Wick
Painted Buckets, Brooms
Dupont sgGunpowder shooting and blasting
Patent and Buck Shot
Bar Lead. Ginger
Pepper, Pimen,o, Saltpetre
Extract of LOCKWOOD. Indigo NH
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t USE RECEIVED by
- A. NORRIS, 81 Main street.
History Of the State of New York. by John Brodhead
first perioL-l609-l664
The complete works of Samuel Taylor Coeridge, with
introductory essay upon his Philosophical aud Theo
logical opinions-vo 2d-edted by Professor Shedd.
Volume 3 Lives Of the Queens of = otand aad En-
gsh Processes the Regal succession of
Great b ritain. by Agnes Strickland
The Lions Skin and the Lover Hunt, by Charles De
Bernard
Mr.. Browns Letters to Young Man about Town,
with the Proser and other papers-by VIM. NJ Thacke-
ray
Daisy Burns, tale by Julia Kavanagh
Viette, by Cuner Be author of Shirley Jane Eyre,
&c
The Two Merchants, or Solvent and Insovent, by T S
Arthur. NH
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NT OST,VALUABLE RESIDENCE, AND
ltA SEVERAL VACANT LOTS FOR SALE AT
AUCTION, AT TIE CORNER OF LEIGH AND
9TH fREE1S Will be sold TUESDAY the a2ni
day oil March, 1855 upon The premises commencing at
At o'clock p NJ tn It desirabv loo tted property
south east corner OF Leg and SIKH sire fronting
the south side OF Leigh street 1870 feet running back llo
f.
II will be divided SO give the dwelling 40 feet
aud the three ts each 81 feet front running
back los feet to all.y 10 feet wide, be- oreatd Tor
the use of this property. The dwelling on This lot i.
butt OF wood has abot has mt rooms besides ex-
c. llen blck kitchtn wood house, smoke house &c.-
The 1t abounds in shrubbery and al trees and
is sloeelher most Lively resid nee genie. fam.
iy.
FIR nesot able notes int added secured by trust
deed. II one should desire 10 purchase the whole
proper before the day ofsse, please call the
oneer. w. GODDIN, Auct.
mh
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LATEST, NEWS.
Photographed for the Times.
THE NORTHERN MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. Marchy
We have sales ofFlour to report to-day. Market
languid and prices unsettled.
In New York Flour isquo,ed as dull Of sae at yes
tefday's prices.
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MO GOvEHNOR STREET Rvcu.
IN MRND, VIRGINIA

Gland Lotteries for rsarcb, ts53.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class g, drawn at Bau
more, March 10. rs Nos. 12 drawn.
prize of. .s4s.Eo3 1879 prizes of. s 500
20 do $1,000. 5000 IS do - 100
Tickets SIS, halves so, quarters rs
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Tickets $40, halves 10, quarters 5.

$3O,909 10 of 5000, 100 of 1000
Susquehanna Lottery, class l6 to be drawn at Balti-
more, March 80. 70 nos, IL drawn.
CAPITALS
of. S30, 500 100 of..-.......S 1000
10 OF. --..-.-.-.--- 1900 100 of---........ 400
Tickets 80 halves j, quarters . so.
To any old customers and friends.
20 My Office is now opened at Nos Governor street.
0ate r. SCOTS dfce for the sale of Lottery Tickets
where it will give great pleasur. to wait on you
,y Orders for Certificates Packages single tick
ct aud shares any of the Maryland Lotteries will meet
prompt and confidential attention. if addressed to
Il. FRANCE x CO. Managers or to
m}t@ G. Is. LUCK Richmond Va
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-10

CA SPRING FASHION OF EAATS.-The
subscriber is in receipt of the Spring fashions,
which he respectfully invites the attention of pur;
hasers.
fe Is JOHN THOMPSON.
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REATKIUE, BY MISS SINCLAIR.

J. w HANUULPH.
The Emgrant Squire by Myers, author of Bill
Brandon-25c
Daisy Burns, tale by Julia Kavanagh author of
Nathae,2 vols-$
The Splttire, Nautical Romance. by Captain Cha
mier-50c
February Number Plough, Loom and Anvil
March Number Lancet
History of the State of New York, by Jno r Brod-
head. First period 1909, l664-$3
The Complete Works of Sam Taylor Coleridge,
.. The Friend--Sl
The Lions Skin and the Lover Hunt, by Chas Ber-
nard
VOL Streklands Lives of the Queens of Scot and
81
Hand Book of Universal Geographic being Gazetteer
OF the World, edited by T c Caicot. M-$2
The Miseries of Human Life an Old Friend in New
Dress
Viette, by Currer Bell, author of ShirIy Jane Eyre
Sic
Putuanls Monthly for March-25c
Beatrice. Unknown Relatives by Catherine Sinclair,
author OF Modern Accomp ishmepts-5oc
NH
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-10

ITO CONTRACTORs.-Seale proposals will be
received until the 10th of MAJ oh, 1853 for the build
ing of Bridge of 80 feet span Hows Patent across
Christians Creek the Virginia Central Railroad in
Augusta county Contractors can bid other plans if
they wish.
If contractors desire it, materials for the Bridge
may be transported the railroad as far Mechuni's
River.
Sealed proposals will also be received for the gra.
ding and masonry of section No &c. and the Covngton
Extension.
Plans and proles will beready from the 18th the 10th
of March, inclusive.
By order of the Board.
fe % r. GOLDEN RUGGLES.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-10

nAsD SERVANTS Shoes have on hand
YHV large supply of city made Brogues heavy pegged
W. Brogans, and water Boots.
JOHN THOMPSON,
de 4 81 Main st.
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WOOL HATS

E% WOOL HATS. Fg3
A have still on hand large assortment of Ess&
black. brown, pearl and drab wool Hats, of all s>s
grades. for sale at very low prices.
JOHN THOMPSON,
de 4 81 Main st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-10

ns6s A MISTAKE CORHECTED.- As it
HN has been falsely and maliciously rumoured that
N. intended disseminating the manufacturing bust
this is to keep before the people, that still
king to order all styles gentlenens and ladies' COTS
SHOES and CATERS. Not ungratelu Tor past ia
YOURS, and the liberal patronage have with, most
respectfully ask continuance fthe IT, by using
nothing but the best rial employing work
men, attention to business, with desire and effort
please, merit your patronage, hope to receive it.
PETER TINSLEY
10 19--1m 23S B roadstreet.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-10

&zA HOUSES FOR KENT.-Two small
sgi,8 wooden tenemen ats on Church Hill, near the resi-
dence OF Mr. John X. Mountcastle. Rent 81 per month
each TOLER & COOK
fe 10 General agents
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El GERAT REDUCTION IN THE

EU GERAT REDUCTION I'm THE H4a1
sAAAPRICE OF HATS, CAPS AND BOOTS. WV
In buying your Hats and Boots, go right Head Sa
Quarters. J. II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel corner,
where Moleskin Hats Of best quality selling at So so
SecOnGquaCy W
Fine calfskn sewed Boots .----..--.-...........3
Together with of cloth, plush and oil silk
Caps, soft fur and wool Hats silk gngham and cotton
Umbrellas at low prices ocl
EADY MADE CY4OTNYNG-SPRING
IA TRADE, 1S53.-The subscribers are now re-
ceving their Spring stock of Ready Made Clothing to
which they respectfully ask the attention of the Virginia
and Notrh Carolina trade The long experience of the
two senior partners in the manufacture of clothing
abes them to offer customers something real
ly nice and well made We ask those who wish to pur
chase, examine the work and fit" our stock
and compare with other stocks in the city-a ask
fair trial. Our assortment will consist of the usual
variety and all the styles out. Call on
NH -? KEEN, CHILFS x BALDWIN,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-10
SPLENDID LOTTERY For MARCH 10

SiO,UUO, 20, 600, 10000, 1901.
Grand Consolidated Lottery. class g. to be drawn at
Baltimore Saturday, March 10. 1858. IS nos, 10
drawn.
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DAGUERREOTYPEs.

ALL at 0n MiS On WATSON
And for yourself relative friend one Of those
beautiful Daguerrcotypes, such they fail to give
trial of their skill is all they ask and picture
is TAKEN not entirely satisfactory the SITTER charge
will be made. They are taking superior style o.
picture, which is pronounced by all to be gems
rarely seen. A fine assortment of fancy Cases
Lockets, &c. hand, in which they will place pictures
at prices ON ST. upwards Don't forget the place
Mansion House, 35l Main street.
NH lo-6t. MINNIs & WATSON.
EblPE STEMS, PIPE STEMS 800 600 Cane
il or Reed Pipe Stems Buckingham and German
Pipes, for sale by
NH 10 R.M. ZIMMERMAN
MI ANah.lA COFFEE, Of superior quaty-75
1VA bags, for sale by
NH 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
NE ACHHNERY .OIL.-loOO gallons superior
I'VE Oifo use of Machinery, at low price, for sale
mi. u DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il CO.
Gushing TACKLEs-EIegan jonted Fishing
B. Rods, silk grass and thread Lines and Hooks viii h.
NH 10 R. Nj. ZIMMERMAN
EME.-3oo bbls fresh Thtmaston Lime, landing
IL and for sale by
NH 10 H. w. TYLER.
20 CASE. LHCORrCE, Mass and Stick re-
OsI ceiving per schr Henrco for lie by
NH 10 JAS. WINSTON.
VHOPsaA supply of new crop. for sale BY
II Il NH 10 ADIE Il GRAY.
nUVAh's IMPROVED SUPER PEOs-
RpPHATE OF LIME-TEe subscriber has commenc e.
ed he manufacture OF the above Justly crebard
xator at hisBone and Plaster Nil and will supply sny
quantity hort 1T $50 per All thc ingrrdi-
enls OF the ga y the greatest taken
In comIonnding These who prefer pnrch sing at home
made ia this country TINS srilcle will be delivered at
any OF the depos in this CITY free of charge For further
information apply 1T my store. 1879 Main st.
NH Il r.. DIJVAL.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-10

A NOMMaSSEON AND FOR " a &C DINls
~ BUSINESS-The subscriber having taken OF
the houses of Messrs L. d. Crsnshaw & Co, immediate
ly the basin, for the pun pose conducting COMMITS
SION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS most res
pectfuy offers his services tohs friends and the public
generally. He will use his best o,ts to give satisfac
zion to those who may patron ea m.
F.v SUTTON, jr.
N. B. Liberal advaces made on consgnments
M
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rahisv asENTLEMEN,s DRESS ROOTS
HE&@ Miles &Sons makeiust received and for sal. at
' VI JOHN THOMPSON
de No 81 Main street.
na6g WATER PROOF EsDOTS.-On hand
RMS fine assortment of gentlemen fine calf sewed
&aA. and pegged water proof Boots kip do do do
JOHN THOMPSON,
de ST
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-10

xss DWELLING FOR RENT-A neat wooden
E4 building, of three rooms with good Garden at
tached near to, and west of Messrs. Glenn & Davis
ford but possession may be had at once Rent SIS.
TOLER & COOK,
ia 3 General Agents.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-20

INHuMAN TREATMENT OF PASSENGERS
EIGHTEEN DEATHS DURING A VOYAGE
Yesterday forenoon information was re-
ceived at the Coroner's Office, that lit
tie girl, named Frederika klienert. had
died at the boarding house of John Wolfe,
No. 1873 Duane street, and that the case
required a rigid investigation. Coroner
Hilton Immediately proceeded to the
premises, and learned that the deceased
had recently arrived here, with her moth
er, on board of the packet ship George
Canning, and that her death was the re-
suit of the unwholesome food and water
furnished by the officers of the vessel
during the voyage. In addition to the
above death, it appears that the lives of
eighteen human beings were sacrificed
during the five weeks voyage of this YES
sci across the Atlantic, all of whom were
Storage passengers, and were furnished
with improper food and water. The ship
was under the command of Captain
Jacobs, and he is charged with grossly
neglecting the poor emigrants when suffer-
ing with severe illness. York Times
Of yesterday.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-20
HALL PERSEVERANCE, FIRE COMPANY


At a meeting of the above company ON tie 18th
instant, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resolred That the organization of the Perseverance
Fire Company is strictly an independent and Phian
thropc one, that object being the saving of the lives
and property of their fellOw-citZens.
Resolred, In any efforts of the Mayor to carry out
the laws OF the Corporation for the maintenance of
good and the suppression of rOWGyisnn, that he will
at any and all times have the cordial and warm sup
port of this Company.
ResOlred, That we desire TO stand in the am
icable relations with the members of the Auxiliary
Guard and Police. But, in their wantnn assumption
of power in the arrest and filming of our Captain
OF tie Hose division of this Company for act OF
courtesy and good feeling toward fellow company
i'll ringing the bell, meets with decided ndigna-
ton, and Is well calculated to lead to ditfic utes
among the riremen generally and members OF the
Guard and Police.
to arrest member Of this Company for any infringe
ment of the laws of the Corporation relating to fire
men, we demand that he shall be treated with respect
by the officers making the arrest, and that i'm all
cases he shall be tried by magistrate who has no
personal feeling in the matter, and that he shall have
the benefit of the presence OF all officer of this Com
pauy at his trial.
Resolred, That in future we determined to be
governed entirely by the above resolutions and any
infringement of them by the Auxiliary Guard or Po-
lice will be considered sufficient for this Comma
ny to declare themselves out Of service provided in
all cases, that, after proper representation of our
grievances TO the Mayor and he shall sustain the acts
of the Guard and Police,
RESOLVED, That, in our opinion, the clause i'm the
law for the better regulation firemen in regard to
ringing the bell is that ought TO be repealed, as
1t Is OF no practical utility, bat the contrary
wen calculated to do great injury, the members
would not ring the bell in the most urgent cases. in
the absence of the beil-ringer.
Resolved, That we ask the cordia. cooperation of
the different companies In the above resolutions.
Reso!sed That n copy of these resolutions he for
warded to the Mayor and each of the different Fire
Companies, and published in the daily papers.
BY order: HENRY HAY. President.
VIZ. w. GRANT, Secretarn 1t
(Intelligencer and Republic copy
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Union treats of England's current
attempt to abolish slavery in Cuba, SUBJ
stituting for the existing condition CT
things there one similar to that ruling in
St. Domingo, and plainly intimates that
the Government of the United States will
prevent the success of the scheme at all
hazards and at any cost. The same paper
comments approvingly upon the unani-
nifty with which the press of the United
States without distinction of party, sus-
tain the conduct of Commander Ingraham
in the kosta affair; and foreshadows the
probable action of the Government of the
United States as we informed the readers
of the Star not long since, it would proba-
bly, come to pass.
The Intslligenccr regrets that Congress
has repealed the former clause in our
Naturalization laws, making it obligatory
on foreigners not to leave the United
States during the required five years pro-
baton before naturalization.
The Republic continuing the discussion
of the Pacific railroad question, argues to
show that such road may be constructed
under authority Of the States, and that
State, individual, and federal resources
may be commanded adequate for the exc
cution of the work.
The Suns columns, to-day, are devoted
to news.
The Clipper discourses upon the Kosta
affair, approving the conduct Of Com
mander Ingraham.
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Baltimore Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, August 10, IS53-1O

BALTIMORE, August 10, 1S53-l0 P. II.
shall trouble you with but brief letter
! tonight.
a despatch from Cumberland. Maryland,
announces that the cholera has broken out
there, and that several deaths occurred to-day
This indicates its approach towards our re-
gion, and the probability is that it may reach
us. We can scarcely expect to be so highly
favored as we have been. There are slight
premonitory symptoms in Baltimore now.
Very many persons are suffering from diarr-
hna, generally forerunner of cholera. There
have also been several severe. and some fatal,
cases of cholera morbus. 1t is well to observe
extreme caution, and our city authorities can.
not be too vigilant.
learn that the Hon. J. n Steele, an old
and well known, though unobtrusive citizen
of Maryland, died at his residence in Cam
bridge en- Monday last, in the 5Sth year of his
age. The deceased was Wing candidate for
election after the Constitution was amended
80 as to provide for electing the Governor di-
rectIy by the people. He was defeated only
by some eco votes.
The Native Americans were so much elated
by their success last night. that they are to
have another meeting for the purpose of or
ganizing. / am opposed to any Native Amer
lean party. An American party-purely So
made up of all good citizens, foreign and do
nestle, is enough.
The merchants of Baltimore have been se-
riously annoyed by the new system of selling
and dealing out guano, by the recently estab.
lished Peruvian agency. Many Of them had
established quite a business in this article,
having made customers, and effected all their
arrangements for supplying them. 1t now
appears that the present agent assumes to take
all the business in his own hands, and deals
out the precious manure to suit his own con-
venience. lie makes good use of the monopo-
ly. and has grown rather unaccommodating
under its pernicious effects. change in this
matter is greatly desired and much wanted.
Monopolies, in any shape, are odious
have but little change 70 note in the gen.
eral tone of business. Breadstufs are some
what firmer, and are rather tending upwards.
Wheat and corn slightly improving. Pro-
visions are frmer, with an upward tendency.
There ia no special change in other articles.
Money is easy, but not so free as some weeks
ago. Stocks dull. Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road shares took a further downward turn
to day, and fell off 81 per share
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

(NENTLEMEN are respectfully invited to call and
" examine our superior stock of Summer CT. 9TH
ING, which we are selling very low prices. Our
stock having lately been repenised, we now have
OH Ian some OF the most desirable styles and quail
ties of goods that have had the pleasure of offer
ing this season.
Dress and Frock Coats.--We have a very elegant
assortment of all colors. made and finished i'm a SUI
periOr manner
Business Codfs.--Gentemen in need of Business.
Street. and Office Coats will find that we have the
handsemest assortment in Washington latest STYLES
Pdntdloons, Tests, Shirts and UhdcTshistS. Hosiery,
HGndkerchcts, CrCrCtS, Stocks. GLcreS Collars, &c
We have the most extensive assortment II be- found
in this city which, for styles, qualities and prices
cannot be equaed.
WALL & STEPHENS
Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th streets,
aug 2o-.f Ncxf door to Iron Hall.