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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08

FTIf AND .fEAI-Ogr market for Western an a-e fi1il
Oh I'd he demand aud fnre oeH. - - aciiI7 ana
gi.tos0u rviced % realize prcr nd 4-i e''
90 a. faaf.t fsclmfd MUGS OWNS TO tl iP'f y -
non, hoax IN ETe Canal md little state cold o. h az oar M
IA ,re C.nadan letter ns dnntna gopd ana l-5 slp
g,f calls OF 90 bbs o. IS So an ear AZ pace llo sac ~
No., r- canal are 1870 bbi+ O.. 80 )d1J ~ ~ ~ 4nI
e..e ftd I'D A. p. FOR mixed % ii1cy cn ih am
e., i.on 10 good OHIO o. lh. saes some tVo DDS ~.
- =, tr scrtober md 81 Tor Oc-0ber delivery . IL in
IIr H. es.iei ard more heey offered te oeHi.d ,
sal. I'D bU.ant 4i0 20 90 ior common 10 s9Jd ai ils
baltimore Aexndia rld DcOrgtoAn aEe 81 oHT' - '. IA
~ Ennr aud wanted % 81 % ioI -n N1IH .l-
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Receipts OF Produce. SEPT. 7.

BBy ne Nr. Yrt and Erie Riiado72 pkg bu'tet II Dps
fls.ed "a bys Cheese oi3 bags OH J nt Et o. 90 AZ
,s 80 Ld Irvine Calves q Cows 80 sheep y Pg+ ID tinf
BIZ iron 20 h Corn 81 shoulders p bales Wool isO bags
Nlset sl5 Ibis. Flour, ISIS hides Leather
a. M, Sh R,ey Ban-6Jj Ibis. Flour % do Ashes 20 do
Mfkv hurh OTIS 81 OH do Wheat 20 pkgs Fox lvv cs
U,us 81 DO. { at Meats. $50 do. Lard
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HILADELpHtA Sept II rfrs'U =. " steamship. Os-
rrev Charleston. brig bacA swan H-gu, Sucsspot
Ne; schrs Delaware, Harding proyd w Lindsay Lev
Fall River
CGy,-nrg F. Kinds Clancy raa-co.ts Ne sclrs Speed.
rnash Ssrsnuah Hone " Gardy jeffrey NewBelild Empo-
ron. Shropshire Providence NewbayPori steamer henasbee
Co. Nev.-N
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Nv Tcie0rapit.

CHARLESTON Sept 6Ths L. :. Mall Steamship Il rou. from
NsvYork arrived hero o'clock fis Tuesday n0rlnE
SAVANNAH sent Grhe stetmsl Florida Cas- W oihlI
has arrived here In 90 hours from Newfosk.
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..xss az noNPsrIc BILLS on LEADiNG FONTS
tN'H- ,-t-... .f.Itfa cincinnati

Aug A1su5' AZ d. liSii Hail liail iail
This fall is sufficient hurry up the cakes and W N
the quantities Of produce and lively prices getting Tor II
tboso who have money due them from South aud West VIII
he sure TO get it. This viii not prevent the occasional col
pse of those balloons however whose gas the only active
agent q, - ..,.,,
TIE Sub Treasury continues to absorb money WIN
creot ropacity taking all in and letting nothing out II has
5oep suruised that there is under ground connection
,r;, the mountains of the Sierra Nevada which enables
tb,m TO re absorb through the National casuy as iat
ms arrives That production Is great chea-god appa-
eny comes out at Francisco passes the lsihmus ar
,ves Mt New York and disappears in the Government
vaun,-lendng to the world only It's glitter for moment IN
ponent for the trouble expended H. as ho man pad Tor
the smell of dinner by the jingle oihs COIN Sam Swar'
wont Butler Kng aud DR. Gardner ought to be appointed
commt,eo of three 70 report on IT, hthey don't get the
bo,om Of Il the New York Common Council should b. PVT
in charge of the matter ,
The Exchange market is already well supplied with
hills hat range as low 81 to % for best names cash The
ouaniy Of bills at the South to come forward large win
every indication of decline earlier than usual tbs year
Freichts are all up all up They are getting lie
for Grain to Liverpool 2ec TO HavTe and sJ@loOe for
Flour m
AZ The Exchange Flour was lower to day The buyers
SACKED M to lay the ghost themselves had raised
The Export of BrNdstufs TO Great Britain and ireland
fr,r, Sent l, 1859, were: -
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TERMS OF THE wgrIILy TRIBUNE.

Thr,e ccq.es ffy-tao nl nhcIs. 90
comics tfty-tiso lum 90
Ter cofies ycar hfy Two rhtrs.........t- w
address to W
~ The extremely low prise which TIE Heg resnss move
iscrb,Is absolutely rrCclutcs allowing anI
corln,issic rs. either IN money by extra paper
time Payment "a arf ancos
the Invariably Disc utnlct AZ the
exriFation OF the advance payment.
Money BE- gemicd or subscriptions IN letters our tk ht
,he Postmaster pi1c, whore he letter mailed snud %
made with and keep description Of the bs
- Bic Of speepsE bank IN ihe al ed States OF N@hsaS
received q par or suh-cript ons -,
tav. travelling ANY WISHING 20 receive
B. called or his subscription All
thar necessary him 40 write beer in a. fsw worss
hr OF the unecF)aF VITA
he Po,tOfce County and Ssir an rect the lefterto
GREFLEl'G MeELRArH. tribsne Once, New-hoTk
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Av u Law osa sd boA As. sek aas - ao IL s. ,
Tic rex CT i've FSwis .hs week rass1als s-l and sold
vel I.ss sco6-i-ll -rskevs sre IL lsranl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08

-Cp.cro v--fr---es continues dali -he stock ARR tn1
,-ir.r srr- Fsr.ls seed Leaf n rsl dr-I- y exp =
-. rrcr- trs .rei4astd -ale8 - AA. A~1l---.t =
- -. "a Z. n var tfT--s - d. ynI 81 - y 60
co., &c. G. sa-a 500 -l1 + 4- T. IL " f---
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nISIArrsE ALMANAC

nISIATUaE ALMANAC. IHis DAY 80,
srx-uie.....53 Se.s.....y y d)0S-Ses ''''''' ra
" HIGR .THIs DAY ,.,
s.,Jx I'm Isisrd. II In Hell G1e..L- oa
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,To,r.eta C.prrrrry RyPoRrEp FoR THE Y Y TEBUN
,1-rrrr zp ta-t fnTl

.sHrs-Tbe rstet IL bitter for Pos Sales % - oj@:5 ~
eJd rearstt % 45u = .lf o.. -, .-.... e.,-,
En.ote .alcs 5Oi bales o. previous pr.tts
Atlantic Pors Florida. O.ler Cali Pcits
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Perrsslv stDi--i-. 49, 49,
FFlI-7-L e uaAe. ~ - t--cp-1ss' t-s q -l----s
- Iurt Ts-s - g1 o. boxes eic- - aal' ,t--s
~ ~ ~ r.zl N-.s &c. 20 1- Ee-l.-s = > as CO.
- dass gsrt arllc a. i- n o -aetd A4'o e IS
sf i-s-ro7esut C1-na5u fis Ar7ss ilf-a a.
= a. ID. rlrf q 81 wtou- l7l - q = 3 ~
Ihrf- uT---O1 sa.g > --Ec1- y II -----A o.
- IS s.. D. Led q l- $500 s. " GOA il-.
lead Cine Ih-i r. % 81 lc - - U Dc. t'- -. -,
- Cs--.l sa g 81 TO- I-Lly Dl.-l - ~ u - - '
r-rr q t.rs -lis lll % s-s y l-1
ff--sr 81 l.c ItFs-c Arl 20 &c. - casks r -fiI
4. ~ B. elsls Csllfr- lglclc1 r-s-s q - 20 -ii-
~. % a-c eCf IT, b-ssa Z ofa e p = --3
60 On Sol ed &c. q bales E- ada Se-la A. 1c- --sfs
anal FL POWER g. .-. C--la Bls a. - ~
r. Pesrld Iorar 600 kos u Ca soda lef-it -
fc-ss ~ 2 -.5 u ioa-l S-raa o. --r-ri sc ss
-F1IdEy1h to-.sr ssr7y - dsand lout.ai-s s7s az
rs-rs s.-~h fiser ~ -51 rs . .- Common % Good
sfTfIFY-Ta -3-ce 10 cLans- e -----e- P-i-cs
corf-rr ar.I rid .1ni-al % 5. 30, n,
sTtRCITLe srypy good and the tsmla- Ar ~ Peal
Tvpsre, eor.rus scafcs BIT aei7e; 0oo ss els1E-d
r--r- ~ errrhs Straits oIerfd 90 a. 80 -is
a. I-ht ssrplv. 80 70 I'll : f1r = ilr -
IRD.--cl-LA era ll1 M gocl scnas TIE -iiitA-
81. rse-e: IL. III clsli a -.1.- 20 lrlfc
.rorflf the rcr = asa Or r 'l $40. %
5ft-us AZ 80 ac1-la Refined selling . 399-5 hl-
- re.- fr b. des aye raty tl--n a. --14
4-.5f Frrs sf.lly i8c. k1-f % F--J % n--
L. rarr7 confines good. Price s-sslg gltl
rdrrse D. rrand cf Nccers o. 81 - = Dbl
Wbrsat II e DBL sweet are n Teqr a. - ~ q =
r. fof Delavlres N TIC exlol ll-4 c-4i s i-
eli fv fcr tie SO-ib . ,--..--
am with demand equivalent - te saTPy sac % fV p
G. ~ Renlrrtd ID.ichcT5 AOcia9n e. 4. casa Si- 10 --
COS D sToEs-Tte market continues 1alraly active
sgrty. dcn-a-d 20 f,f tls s'1 ara W Ai4-
.r.rirr tLl1Ll 4.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08

AK quito active and prices oecIel D-eF
go ms az Ohio and AsQJc. casl aud short
Prison closing buoyen Drudge Is no '' DE- sc ' -
interest ,..r t. NJ -, ,,..,,...-. AMI
Iri'r stlos of LOO bis Of SIS 5O0F 81 FOR N -,
and az ia 10 for PRIME, and 10 for Clear bsei IN lf de-
' az GOOD l. in diminished supply. SAILS Of 10 b1s a. sig
- y, f- Conn p @l2a= y JJ ior q Mess Gld rspcA'i
CHICAGO end = b. Prime Prime Mcs dun Of rf@el'
srafco nd. Sits II ~ hlis ana li1
II ma &c. md Shoulders a. 6iaoc Lard Is hrn n IN ill-
s7oa hbs AMI ties a. lidIl4c baief IN
r demand aud fno das fnice Sales OF Oio 80 I'@ir
ard sr al CAetsa Is 10 acve qstat at o.H9c
1alh firm, but The actions are Isl- az
a. I'll for Spanish; ~ English and - = for Oaena
dull market Clover 9!a3c Timothy % ia I'm
id reoues $50 20 for moved aAd $780, 10y 41Ped
I.. h frn some large have changed hands II Bosom -
Ds maj ket firm for ell descriptions AID Che damant
me s0ck 4 reduced - 900 sales OF 200 Al osiea
IL A. lsic atpo do IA lbs told G5t
49, y
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rpv Sandy Hook Printing Te'rUsnh.l
Tfrr FFEUTAND~ sent :

One coming BY sp, bound cat and another going
the Hook. ~,
ship M1ds.H rom Liverpool and another sap the Ohns
Wind uslt tom N-Wcathsr hay.
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WEDNESDAY. Sept. 7-P. NJ

The Stock market generally better today IN spirit
and in rrices Reading Stock / = cent better Nor
witch md Worcester Cumberland J. Ia others the rates
y.ro l,s. Nicaragua went down I. Florence and
Ko,,ot rcceded l. Parker Vein fell off :, and Crystal
p.ioro declined q cent performs like dancing jaek
ring and falling between 80 and 100 with wonderful agility
and effect What doing in the street just now except
sweating out of pores and pockets is nothing to orag o.
The whole miserable mass OF Mining stocks tna' nave 50
in ,,,r,d in the future hardly got up shine enough to
dazzle the most sanguinc.
Money was rather more in demand to day and the Old
Ponls according to their weekly returns discount less
tban their receipts this day last year the II incorporated
banks, with capital Of si6S3l 200 Their loans were az
COS eee Sept 1882 They stood at si2Oss49s August 49,
esa and Yesterday at 7s6 4G2 that is two and quar-
Ter Lions ss than last ycar They curailng there
fore orpely The fifteen Banks organized since January last
are dcountng more than they receive In the aggregate
the policy Of drawing n but may be reversed w,,n
the large payments Of the merchants commence Inc
,.o,., comes in freely from the country.
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ne rfcf he TfEfWst d 70 nj nd rcali1E eKei taoc
M The p las AIS S8 fe- The receipt. %
Boards ard scentng this a. tbs exceeds hose AZ rear u
1910 FEET
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he oas ssl. SHOWS ss total q the principal As. 'aa-


fRsporrsi exclusively ~ TIE y Y Tribnre
The reesirs he pace n
te In et he scek hanhas been refused somewhat by hs
shirueutE
Tie receipts hrs from the lsn 20 The III
CT september rr the tes have been 0Ws
Boards ecarfK Slrries. Timber
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&: & & 1885, Is3s S isS a sis s,
.,.. sam. Es. /. vs. f s5S E 5:g5;
xSS I'm. IN ls Ss tsii5 Sa tS S 1;s5S
Mo export cearances from this port Tor the iorsn emu
;rc seu,mber g. have been follows 2ll9l b0s Flour
and 5s5le bush Wheat to Liverpool s-os bols t'ouf
and eo6s9 bush Wheat to London e7'i oois Flour TO
GLASGOW l62O do Flour to Newport lS'O do Flour ana
Sos hush Wheat TO Belfast 1851 bbls -Four to havre
go ~ r,our to California; and $3.50 do Flour 10 Aus
traia ,.,-. p,;,.,
Company .--... sssaso p
S.ti,ne ls52. go
-, .Sat5 g
inesSs 81 Aueus, exceed those Of Jaly than
sloooo H., p.;,,,,a =,
August were as follows IS, as
.,' isSs5 s.
..................... .sals2s %
os,ojncs Of the Michigan Southern and Northern IL
pa;,r,ad Company Cor the month Of August 1885, as
compsred with the month of July isSs Were go,
NAH. .....................ssSSsssp S ssssI ),
friSit and Miscellaneous '''''''''''''', ol.S y 80
IT., ..............,..........si SheS IS ssisS ?,
1ee stockholders ofthe Cleveland and Toledo kShroaa
M I,neton and the Cleveland Norwak and Toledo Con
Vrasnl met on Friday last, a; Norwsk and elected the
following Board o. p"'N'V,s "v" ~ NJ, NJ,
~ n Edwin c. Litchhed. NewYoTk John sryker
p~-"e NY. VIM Jarvis Midletown' Coma f b Lieh
% yo,k Hon Samuel Vinion chosen Pres
;sl, and b L,chfeld SECRETARY and easurSr This Is
certainly strong and judiSioCs organisation M. Nn'Sn
mcscsd 70 give his personal attention to 'he as % e
Gentleman of great financial and basinoss eapa
"O nS uns prove tower OF strength to the great enter
prise he has embarked IN
The Exports for the week endins sep, ",v W.,
$50 bales Co.ton IS 81 eeis t.cah Le. p, ~ ~, 70
80 "a 0S susA. Wheat leo' slaves o Ai-.s
Stosss 20, ~ M'nafsS.ured rheso !se ~ S ssS - i'd
tssSS -. ockS do Eahgoid se~ e'iAa y n,
issS R,s Is rkxs Meal ~ cases ~ ~, 49,. ~
49, - Sox soap - Calls Rice l0' '"' -
srs bhls Flour, ass a. Ss',, 80 whsss
on Ss gels SYe@ Of re sss Be 80 n, 40 Mrssassa
esses oloeA - ~ YES 10 casks Raisos Us on 1 49,
tuu 10 PAS 90 Lumhsr <easSs ~ 80 -.
SSsa .si pcs Maple, tssss' 0''''1''
D.v Dyi ,, con $50 bhs. FlQuf Sll 90 SAis sie ~ ,
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or o., market Is moderately active FOR Eng hh Laseedi
the Latter hgEes Tor lois y ~ I've
cr with considerable regusIy IN prices Crude h1e d
vSr nm ,rle 1000 bbs. 5c here the supply j. quite hghi
6c alpci SpIug We doc sum
er a. 6Qo (rGe sperm duh sales OF lVV Dos Al
- - without change sales OF 90 gallons W n
ter ~ s. Keds aIkei Is v!e las SAT- = S
~ WfsrIn Isfa 3 buoyGnf a. toc GsVc i0E Nesesn $1,000.
NNAl STOKES-Spis Iurfeutine bet.er sales OF !" Dos
gh sppN and hshr rAts are ls4edi
80 4 SO his al North County 10 NnnsioD acre
~ So ~ 90 d,liyced Gu bib. Norh Cany ~ ga ~ 81 Fne
sv AZ previous quotations. Tar sc4-ce a. sd - D.
Pitch l. srling q: fl SlaaS- . . IT, -,
CoTFFE he market considerably excited and prices hs'e
further cdVsnocd We quote sa4es o. NV 'e o T. ~ t. A4
SRsA COZ d. snd fro Adc and roGness and prices
hsV, sdtuefd last sSles o. az haas Cata .,
Rico SAGE. GuC 2V New-Oreal q ts o,c
bocd New ans 100 bbs sod quality a. &c AM 20
Goa in good and gh, ssPpy The sales in
cIsc C aaulls Bank o.. - ~ cash Ma Aeie axe cane
fr Nc lsree rs shore No l. No so No - go
S. Her.Mg A supply ard prices axe ".ao1t eA-se
ssls oil on koNea q i5G5c Sre = 43c ier No ana ~
Tor Msrielenc PSkied Cod selling al - = Wiz se OF
NhALEI oNE-An active asraaaa a. better rrises SALES OF
50coV Polar oSic. AID ~ Newbe1io4c i % 70
ISht 81 rsbs s foday. ~ Messfs Holman Co.
70 Of The ship Hulr1aue c-t oihs qr--es very AAe
Ccsr snd he bros sh .a previous prices per. OF
.i l.ts si were withdrawn previous % tae sale Ah .'ow
40 rsists obtained dl-scnt descriptions hYsln "a %
lofs t,s9r lwallay -Sa-s hys01 SAL ~ S--
vds p sluPsTA IS o- Oe0as D -0i O0'-
WCCI or kei o dauaese dali snl dEooPrs us sTrt
,i rr u .lii5 axe a1.c. SAILS > 20 . fleece -ce or as
M 400 = Fula c. our Qecfaos. lie decline saes JAY IS -
drsi nd ~. srrily Ed ress ar We IA-lhsa sfss
ef l'es Ccnvs ne Csic. Neo-s are n $50 aet4 Al
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sELSur rsTtst IS l DC ssrFy l.rs an F.ees 81. 'ene
aid. We ~ 500 tt4A A-iA - - 49, 49,
Live lcc Orol-c A. 81 -.
Nr' % SECS
tEA4EES0 1--we Gese are scarce AL waaisS AZ fss
IL bette. prime safe a2S aea HsAeE'
lrl Z lti -
NOPS-A lri r,skt .l aisle. few bales o. 's7 GO? ..
fss havo Sl.rcsc6 u 2ss Th years eroPs - Is
scl!re e. g 1G.c- v.ih sales q 10 ascs x A.
IlNbER-A fced dslasrd o- Esscru Srrce ana ne a. Ve
pcs sss u Eve eieoes a. 50 casa AZ Gle g. 80 .
Isle "a - x.
Ssles Of ~ !gcs Blue ~ - AID - G ~ hs
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M = tr rrsst ~ se the demand moleras sales
O. iuT ID. &c.. ..-...... p.-.r.,f
IIAL-JLD. ia prices ar a4ld .oI '-i-4 iA1
etf5r ~aefeO1 zap l.-i I'D L9lliil A. 81, 20 -
ItT-A yc,y fIl I-afAtts o. -tl-l s-..- 1o 'V 0''
EitI-A ZOO demand I'D pocs axe better Sales i-' 'e' AZ
'si ~ c.e. bu fn ark Sales ~ bass e7se- IN small
troe li ilc tr-s rono e. ii i,c /. o ID 70 N'-sl 81
love. gr, 4. .invfr lido b1t ftlf-
CII AKA -oa demand g.. cJllTT hin 90 eJ-@' ana 10
thick round o. vi s4..s u ~ an' e r. n.
shOIIAo market s quite ectve ~ lns a'o d W 'o' D'f'
ard Il fr ErcA D.r Lead is ST. Ting g, DC.
CsNns-Iifrei on y business doing sperm :,
&c a.ac steady 70 est of O,liei ll 01i-
III lEle w.houl ch'nfs e. --G-''' 4-.o" -'' | " .
q a. -.-..-. g.. -, ,-.1s
Mantle 55r Go; Cd cases Mldos 80 4's A4i
-.-r--L - l u u II
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ArLM.1nKK n ERIE RAILROAD CO.-NOTICE

~ On ard after Sept 1870 a Coupons for intee.f "a The
ouds Of h pany Will be- paid when due q he BANK u the
ia baau CO. No ~ VIII st. NELSON ROBINSON Ifssarer
New-York Ava 70 1873
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Ncw-fork, Auz 10, lSoij
$3OOOOOO LoA y cent fourth ON ss sS 1.t1,

III
ou he 5h June, loJ Will be- payable IUEsDA ths
September ~ the cfce OF tie company no "
Wallst. BY order OF The Executive Con tnines , s.
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.finanrini.
OFFICE o. rlE JTFFERsoN lNscR,scE COMPANY
New-tosS. september 3 1913
BOARD of DIRECTORS of this COMPANY


orr,cg B., {. and \ l. H. Il. Co.. To Roy, Aog q isSl
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the Annual Llecuon
~ Of Directors 3u1aio Corning aud New fo airosd
COMPANY held the WEDNESDAY h) Of October
o'clock T. NJ t the house Of u Consock IA ths Yss
OF Avon Lviugs.on County
books viii be closed tos thirty days next peoalns
the clectlon nan, O., -.
~ order o. fhe Directors p DAVIS, IT, seer''"y
A., a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04
THE LATEST NEWS.
gam oar specinl Reporter.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Aug. Sd, l

C!EApLoTTRSN[LLE, Aug. 30, ioo1
sessrs FGitcrs-I visited the University yester-
,.- evening. ard hsvejust returned from Monsicel.
:, having barely time TO dropyou line before the
..-s dsos7t. am under obligations to Professor
IJ.vrisan. C!sirman of the Faculty at the Univer-
~ fer. bis obg!ng and polite attention 10 me
Ito st that Institution. The new Hall-a magnih.
-, structure some 40 feet in length is now near.
- c,no.e,e. The Leisure rooms d)r the ordinary
t,snshes of Natural Philosophy ard Chemistry
s~s now al complete. The main hall for public
,cse ms is % feet by So sud is the beat and most
o.arsat in toe Union for ouch purposes.
The Temperance Convention will meet 70 day al
ppm There are now, before the csrs arrive, be
,vQae, three snd four hundred strangers in town -
/, rs;ned al! night and until 10 o'clock this morning
us;ch Il +. supposed will prevent many personi
an, coming 10 the Convention.
Cat1g.. the tree negro, who murdered his daugh
,~r 3 "a fsei here and is to be executed on the
7s,- ia.,.It. unless the Executive interferes 10
postp,ne t. I'll srd on him neither Of which it is sup
n sai . will do There are now three free negroes
in the sts:e sentenced TO execution on the same
day: one here, (Albemsrle,) one at Abingdon aud
one in Cslgeper county. 7.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04
LAMBERT,S LOTTERY OFFICE.
No. 3 North Calvert street,
BALTIMORE

Opposite Bsrnum's Hotel)
nj purchase or sale OF Lottery Tickets pirhsa
-, ne S'ate OF Virginia being now in violation of
shI s'ts nded with heavy penalty on COZ
souou, lne subscriber would respectfully solicit
Inc oroers OF his friends and others who NAV feel
GlsPoseo 20 purchase. Having been residen. of
henmond Tor upwards OF thirty years, and beina
pretty generally known throughout the State, he
s,nosI unnecessary TO give any further
pl omptly and properly attended to.
kY Fackages, single Tickets and shares, mall
the Maryland Lotteries, for sale. - ~ ."
ES Inc printeG official drawings ser: 10
respondents by the first mall
H Prizes csshed at sight
address THOMAS LAMBERT.
my LISTS Rsl,imo~a "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04

IA ORTIMORE7s BITTER CORDIAI
WI AND BLOOD PURIFIER.-Pr,ce. N n.r
Hottie.-Physlcians of the first staudpg In The
effective ALTERNATIVE AND BLOOD Pir Ri I1Sps
ever known; while vast numbers who mad Ions
suffered from diseases of complaints brousbt ON h9
sedentary habits exposure Indigestion torpid state q
the liver, or impurities of the blood now LOOK unon
TINS cordial as most mysterious and magical in ts
healing properties and restoring powers II stand.
prominent IN the treatment and cure of Neuralgia.
general DeDlIlty ana Nervous Affections Dyspsnss
or INDIGESTION Less of Appetite Acidity of the Sto
mach, Nervous Headache, or Flow of Blood IN tn
neso eostlveness or Irregularities of the Bowels
rieursy Pains Misery the Side or Region nj th
Heart, Flatuency Depression of Spirits Pantatson
OF the Heart, Difficult Breathing Sinking Sensations
rlostraton OF the Nervous System, Cold Chilly Sen
90 or Numoness OF the Flesh Limbs Difficult
OF 81 froiuse Expectation, Night Sweats Diseases q
the Heart, or Affections of the Lungs Jaundiee Ms.
eases OF the Kidneys, Derangement or PROSTATE Con
or me organs OF Nature, which painful
pn5IsGGlaIltles especially with Females: PRODUCING
Debility and Prostitution of the Nervous Svstsm Pai
| or Sallow Complexion. u a's
Mortimore's Bitter Cordial
Is purely vegetable pleasant to take and narfac.,,
sale 10 De used In any state of health ever bv ths
| most delicate female or child 'eA ~ 'ns
| = Prlce one dollar per bottle
| w. V. ALEXANDER l. Co.. Proprietora No ! D.
| clay street, (Astor House, New York
| " Remember that we sell at wholesale and retai,
that most Invaluable and sure remedy for Rhenma.
| tsm In all Its FORMS either inismmatory acnts =,
chronic, difference how bad the case or how In
| standing. This is Mortimores RHEUMATIC COM
FOUND, which Is vegetable extract an internal re-
eoy prepared expressly for this disease. 1t has
already cured thousands who had long been cripules
| Inc evidence 1s most overwhelming and copyincins
as given by vast numbers of our most respectable az
| tizens. VI
Call and get circular and read the letters and csr
tlhcates OF your friends and those around YOU who
had long suffered but who have been restored to ueT
feet health by this remedy r.
For sale by PURCELL LADD CO sole Aeents
for Richmond an IN
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ksntucky Election.

LOUISVILLE. August /, ?. M.-The follow
ing returns Of the Congressional election in
this State have been received:
In this city, which forms part of the 7th
Congressional District, MIR. Preston. the whig
candidate for Congress, has 1850 majority, and
is undoubtedly chosen. Dir. Wolfe, whig, is
elected 10 the Senate.
In the Ashland District, Mr.. Breckenridge,
democrat, is reelected by handsome msjori,
~.
In the 9th District the vote is very close be
tween Hill, whig, and Stone, democrat, and
The result was doubtful. Stone was elected in
1851, by 1863 majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04
TELEGRAPH!C NEWS
rRAssnITTEp FOR THE DAILY DIsPATsM |
Kentucky Congress ionnI Elections.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 3-lt has now been deh'
nitely asceriained that the following members
Of Congress have been elected: Messrs. Boyd
and Breckenridge, (Democrats.l and Ewing
Cox, Hodge and Preston, (Whigs.J showing
Wing gain of two. Four districts yet remain
70 be heard from.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Angus, 3.-Saes of 200 bills.
Flour at s. II to $518 Grain steady.
New YORK, Au2 ust 3.-Sales OF II, 600 bills.
Flour at firm rates. A lot of $500 bushels fine
Wheat brought $l.3l TO $l34. Sales of IS,
900 bushels Corn at 70 Cts, for yellow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04

CLEVELAND, August lst-The Scientific
Convention, to day, elected Prof Dana, of
New Haven, President; Prof. Lowering. Per.
manent Secretary, aud DIR. EIwyn, Treasurer.
II was voted to hold the next session of the
Convention in Washington, in May next.