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DcSgsea ssmSsI1 SAE.S - Sys ssuvn. Pan 2
toe.ooootsArA assorts<i 80 psss4s oeppsras
100 poends Aien; 100 posDds sxtrss1 q Legvoo1
~ pesnds In1foj 10 bsskses Onvs on iliiaN
ossss Dorsx; 80 dos- Castor on 't.t. ~ -
iooo GALLONS Lamp Oh; eeee he npsea Bsfs
100 yoands Brinstone; 600 po1ads Sulphur
. barrels reAnsd csnDAor; 10 bbls Dye weeds - D. go
100 boxes Wndsv oaAssl etsas white Lead; bbh
30 dessn sosps, AssstsA; 30 gans.s vsxnlshss
20 dosen Hair nrsAss 90 Coogsss,
~ lha Chrone rslsvs 90 Do Chreas orssA t
h bexss usshlnsssaS; sross BrssarstAs Pins
groes xsrulfsgs.scss<tsd srsss wnyhts Pnis
Coss nesS xssS 49,; ress Aysrsc Pss,e.
hags Ahpcs; 49, hAAak Pepper
. j , bAies Sponge; % kszss fohaoco II
, l % dozen Lemon eyrupsy loe do.sn Hair ~ slIi
II uoce Cham Ralist 49,. vsnstlan IA
70 eels Spanish nrevS -. Alcohol
. rsss L.uss na,s oG sess ps:s s.s.sss ~
J. 3 Eross Port Wins - esa n.ssness, Assortsl
- - InkA assssss1; - a. h.sassar on Y n tt
s.sh rsnI.s ssss.s 80 100. ass:rs.l loo -.
mil DOVE 90, Main street. .
otaN ~ ROYAL, 0reeeS and Css.miIssa Mesrkani avs
doom ahsvs uty nsesi RAo.A, Va, Tor sale
s and o'say Merchants the hasvsg sssds sses-ns4s
ors.sss, Pe:d.s.S, y lsuaAl. ID. t.,i,A-.f7..t
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DAss,, ,E ro NnnrnI.K-IY ~ ,-lI N J. -,

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| u FDRTABLE STEA HBO.1T "CURTLS6slyr4f< Mn
PECh," Carr ions DAvs.-The CURTIS PECK sn-<~n~->~-
having undergone thorough lifted with
life boats pumps accordance Of Congress
will morning 10th inst the regular
between this and Norfolk leaving tn wharf Roctets precise
o'clock every tuesday Saturday
| Thereafter, at the same hour.
Returning leave Norfolk each alternate morning. at the
hour touching all the regular landings the going anti
\ returning Freight taken
Passage TO Portsmouth or Norfolk ........R
MEALS.
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p J. HAErslig Az.
A AR1SOOk & STOKES. Grocer Commission For
whrdiug Merchants ia streets o.
I-,,r Davenport, Allen a Co., Hichmond, Va.
WM. u. EAACS. r,hI4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-20

A DIE GRAY. Richmond Va. have IN store aud
receiving, pfhaps stock DRUGS MEDICINES
PAINTS, OILS, DYFS, WISDOM GLASS, SURGEONS INsTRU
MESTS &C. &r th-city they
yiic the attention % wholesale dealers IN Town Country
virginia anil NUrtl O.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-20

RLtcKsMrrIs TOOLS We repeatedly e-r the a,icnto
Of those IN ~ BAcksmit Tools, 10
Which IL very complete, consisting q:
Mouseioie aud Cofnfnsn AnyH-, frou, 81 TO 2oO lbs
Slid Boxfand R5tier Key Vices, 80 70 50 lbs
BlacksmithS Bellows, from % 20 SC inch
"Atuo0d's" Sedge and Hand Hammers
Stock aud DIS single and Dubie Hand Plates
Farfier's Knives, Butchers Rasps and Piles
IiJrfe Shoes, and "0finn's" 1Iorse shoe Nails
All Of which shall be sold on accommodating terrus
p y. MOORE CO.,
oat2 Irportsrs Of Hardware. 80 Main e.
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LAfrucn-karly Cabbage, Roy
Al, do, Curied India, brown
Dutch, Green and white Cos,
India. D r1.IHf NJ. B :
1 nnos-Nutmeg and citroa.
| NAsrunriun.
OkRA.
feid.l 80. = =,
i PAaslsr-curied.
1 PAksSfr-Sogar.
l PzAs-LAndreths Extra, Early
Frame, Large harrovfst, Dwarf,
do, Peruvian, do. .. .
Prrru-Piekiing, Large Sweet
PunrEIn. - -
l RAptsH-LonG Salmon, Long
Scarlet, White rurnip, Red, do,
Black spanish.
RHuBARn. 1 ii
4 BAIAAFr. .#HH..II ..
6rInAcH. .. ........... IDOL.
bouAsn.
| fuaNr-rat Dutch, Red Top,
Large Globe. Ruts Basa, Large
Norfolk. -. :
| Por Ha.s-Assortment.
d nom d. Landreth, are offered or
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NNIATkn CooLtIlsl wATER cooLERs -

XXJNTEH CO0LsIisi WATER COoLERsl- LIN addition to
w present stock receiving extra supply Of
Water Coolers q 3 g. and gallons handsome and
cheap patterns a. to enable family be supplied with
cool al a small sale
mails ZIMMERMAN, Corner Main and 18th streets.
AEn BBls VIRGINIA. LIME received this morning, nov
heDND In the Basin Win be sold
A,o 59l bbs 10 store constantly hand for sale eongn-
ment by the sole Agents.
maiO MACE k'wINsToN
rnNiOsE WATER giLTERswe closing the lot prices
varying from 81 IS o. Any wishing luxury
Eaer, will do we'll 60 call Immediately % Main
apis CIiRIHTIAN LAT1iROP.
n lNsEED oil, WHITE LEAD PATENT ZINC, WHITE co.
lours Yarnhes and Brushes Tor sale quantity
mall BENNETT BEERs, Druggists.
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~ luoyk', Du Fonts Ba. ting Powder
lco fss'Os'' safety aaosi p5 ;,;sy
> iSa pie; By Sp9 ELIAS nSLT no -a S, ~ So'
nmRhned R,rr srrD on, superior article. Locomotive,
ApT DAyENPOEf, ALLEN 90
oSSSET RIgRoTso OPENED, ans a,oria,qt of Bonnet,
sPi slI.is l. Johnson, No. 81 Main it.
s',S " MS 'o''' SScr 'i' w Y .si,A''
EGI''ED wsTfYooo e 'Is ,sd ssorIy
S SS"sf' 00H , "'' "'' 6 maxwell Si 81 ' s.
NV EIcE,-so 'eree., for 'ais ~ .,..
O' % Spi, SHOULDERS j& IL, SiSsf6s for
IL apis D 1S Gs a i9aas &C co. for
M-to bbI' superior Boston Rem, aiding tgL sale ~
HNDI, nrnuRt Tong Gowns. SUNNY q, 'i.o .,.,.
a y o''' op-"'i fad 1 ,1le q co -,
CEstIs .coRstrf received cs!s q Ns leo.
Of g'Js oS geSy so$ g, BY
III DoniNtSN" NAnI.-t have on had a fun supply
,,, hs superior brand q Nails Dealers supplied
d'a SEissa ''''d"y W. ~ sn9 1s L,Sglag
NV ARTiGLE og sAgErY rLUID LtMr WARRANTED
sntigsl, ~ a. 10y, wsh hs v,r,ts VIZ not s1poie and
ssy fa,a LAMP sa :, made ordinarily t ~ FACTORY, aud
NM d. B EVANS.
bhEss aLks-sma Check. Pisid Fgufsd and Plain Drss,
- s Vcfy haudsome assertment goads for
sasH lap-p Q. HARTgELL 4 co.
s CIDER ''' f5r Nv gS 81; E
sPATlAGuS DOILEIis. de-Riee boilers T., st,.t,,,
~ A"--Fur sale ~ fuh ar N. zINMglMAN
EhASSED DRESSING CAsIs-Just received per Roanoke
- beauia ass1ltuent - The artes wlu snd vfh
uu octs, y0 Spice ihscs Caddie Spoon ani KNIFE BEE
Eh numerous other articles, - The House Funishng
maP huLkLN co. 1871 Main street
M AtER COOLEgs, Wood Metal Cases Of e. on raj
d De
%Isais " BULkLkY a CO.,
nail 49, AAiu street
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n UARsd BROOKE Dealers In Boot. SHOES, Hat Cap-.
hornets, Trunks. &C.. No. "a Pearl street, Rich
mond Na receiving full Of Goods suitable
for the Fall Trade which would the attention Of Coun
Merchants Farmers, and public Their
found house, and being desrou selling the
think that satisfaction
70 their eusomers- ..r...ra
They in manufacture Of Shoes which
will enable them furnish superior article and in
regulate purchasers Believing article
cheapest will all furnish such
goods as Will prove satisfactory TO the consumer.
Purchasers are respec tniiy Invited to eall. Auso
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n Ewr PAExE kl1yr irSerss. end
PAiL, TRADE 1853. -,
We are usv receiving SHIPS and
rol 0,ascou inportstons Of bhIish AN
kRElrI OOODN which VII De fcuno
beautiful styles We are also re-
s,ysr various New York and Boston
and Of American MssufAetncS e ,he
whole unusually large and desirable stock We
ctfnly Merchants OF Virginia north o.renna sno
Waiting Market to give stock An
Win the Hssuranee will sell Goods low and MAKE
bsra those Of house In any .rkst IN 'ne
esntry. s.,,.o,,.
READY MADE CLOTHING. -
manufactured ssy at Aorne with increased neiass IN .n
oar found good and asow - those
any Clothing House 10 any Of The S0ss,n xrsr
uAua sse., e-- :
upfGHMOND HOUSE, FURNISHING srOhks-Ihs well
III tnorn second TO none In the states Tue
that their asortment IS seinpe,
press loo 70 be found any where being direct
psrs Of all their FOREIGN GOODS and buying Tor ea y,
ter aooDs establishment either North 90 s
can undcrse and others can nnd Al t
one tabshnsai everything that required s,eep.
much and trouble, by running
stores nndns the exact article ths
~. s.o~aS m Of Of the leading Items,
AiRArA WARE kind Of ware, Manufactured In
ssosid ana h for Silver being
f,ai IN the price, and for use WI os - s
Tea, Table, and Dessert Spoons
~ IA %
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~ CLE ROBIN, HIS CABIN IN VIRGINIA. AND Tom
- WITHOUT ONE IN BOSTON: by j. W PaE-. Just pub
ssd in neat ~ volume 300 price g. by J. W. RAN
DOLPI, l2i Main street Richmond.
Copies sent BY mail paid. those who remit the
lts UJet To be disrye made VA North
touching the evils Of slavery well show thu;
whatever ills attend the
produced The mprudet sympathy Of the s,iled pa-
troIits like Garrison PSburT Ably Kelly Dcecher
We have examined the volume but cursory and Inclined
think well worth perussl is written in PLATA substantial
style aud With t0z g ia the sapc a co0quy
The characters introduced, which strongly marked
tNarrFs Risfrre, I%U'g6elp hi1. bi3
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fosr orror DEPARTMENT, August T. 1859
Pursuant TO authority vestcd in the Postmaster
advice and Of The President United
States (Which advice and fully appear
writing his day Oiled in the with view
make better between United
Europe, particularly with the of Brr
hereby ordered Tint from and aAer 18th August
1862 the single letter Brsm~n by the Bremen
reduced % 10 which 10 be
from Bremen, for all States beyond
postage Bremen shall exceed the single
for States beyond Hrcmen, whose postage from Bremen
single United Bremen
shah be rs instead Of 10 the postage beyond
may be, be added the said rate Of IS cents.
ON all pamphlets and magazines mailed within the United
received from foreign country Excerpt Great Britain
the British North American and the South
Amecr the po-tsge shall he the Of
established
a ASH Of May Brsh
dsce their works Of kind from the
cents cent reduction be made in
United stses postage TO and from Great Britain. s
NJ. JAMEs CAMPBELL
tI4 MNH #EE# srtss q Il Postmaster General
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ous.rn.,orl.l contest In Georgia.

The democracy OF Georgia. gory'ng IN their pfho'p'os
are engaged 10 an open6eld fight Standing on the bal
timors platform, they not ashamed OF their coiorf
Their nominee for governor Judge Johnson, is eminent
" worthy OF the confidence Ieposed in him. AS "a man
and as democrat he is above Ieproacb. All who had
the honor Of his acquaintance whilst he was IN 'he Sen
ale OF the United States bear testimony to bis ability
and to the sternness OF his integrity.
Judge Johnson's competitor, Col. jenkins, was nomi-
mated by convention which Tepudated both the old par
tics. This was the diplomacy OF Senator Toombs The
new party is without name. and this fact has called ou,
many amusing paragraphs. No matter what il may be
called is nothing more nor less than whiggery dis
puss Should il be successful, the mask will soon be
thrown off, and cloud ans be sung all over the land in
honor Of wing victory But we anticipate such re-
sul The democracy OF Georgia can and will prevent it,
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From the Louisville Journal.
:" Dora" sings her Bird Song as exqusiiely as ever
Jenny Lind sang hers:


emmy Lind sang hers;
A BIRD SONG.
Itlngers in my memory even now,
As when !, burst upon my ear at dawn
carolipg so Rlsd hall believed
IL had not quite dspellcd INV dreams, perhaps
A chorus rom singing fairy bands,
That people dream-land. Then, MS / awoke,
The music melted to wsrbling low
OF thrilling sweetness DER and DER were TITLED
Those same soft potes-as fiom loving heart
Come varied tender words, while they all breathe
Tho same sweet music OF affection. item
Like the strong condolences Of fervent love.
The birding seemed awhile to uumfh in
The fullness OF his Joy, and in his song
Was revealing In giadness Tor the morn.
Or II might be, within that ie.,hery beast
The iount OF music dwe. and the swift tide
OF melody came swelling forth.
Upon how many hearts that bird song fell
Unheedcd-a glad group Of children there
Mingled their ringing laughter and Wild shouts
Their every thopght a sunbeam In lite, morn
;, worn and weary man, whose ga, so long
Voices Of sorrow and OF toll have filled,
That now dcordsnt echoes ever ring
With mooking memories, thas deatening
His ear for every soand Of present 10y.
The same sweet air that bore away the song
had los received the struggling gasp OF death.
md stricken hearts breshed out their anguished wall
ppfgriefi TOO deep Tor tsas-Ah thus it's
ne world goes on with all lis gladstone scenes
aitho mere are 40 many bf ken hearts
opon whose Lille sono shadow OF great grief
has turned The heart to stone, and, tear by tear,
must wear away their sorrow--and their life.
And so, perhaps mine was the only heart
That treasured the glad music OF the dawn
hank thee, besuieoos wsfber, Tor the lay
Icould no, see thee, mid he foliage green,
But The issves qoivered, as Il trembling meath
Such wealth OF melody. wish might
Catck thy sweet noes, and learn like thee to breathe
To friends 1 love tn affection deep md true
Ny heart has felt bu, lip. have never learned
To awe IL half its u,tersnce~-Ihen I'D sing
Like 'se~, rom out some sweet re'rest Of peace,
Songs rsprutous win Joy True they m'ghtbs
Uub.eded ia The busy world-but should
They al, opon ore ear thai loved The vice.
would rejoice, With thsnks 70 thee, bright bird
NV w 49," ''''''' : ''''''' DORA.
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os.. beyond doubt bu, afford an additional proof in favor

os.. beyond doubt bat afford additional proof 10 favor
Of low postage.
We are glad perceive also. that the Postmaster Gen
sra intends renewing the proposal for the reduction Of
magazine postage between the United States and Great
Britain The present combined rate OF eight cents an
ounce little better than act OF entire prohibition We
can conceive OF good why the British author
tiles should desire keep up this high rate magazines
bat on the contrary. there are many reasons why II
would appear be greatly for their interest to adopt the
lowest rate possible obtain Should the rate on either
side be reduced TO one cent ounce, we are sure
would give great satisfaction particularly to literary and
scientific men, on both sides of the water.
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From the London Times, July 10.
Brit fish India.


Another chapter has been opened in the history OF the
Burmese All expectations of pacific adjustment
appear 10 have been nguehed. The British and Bur-
couimss charged with The management Of
EQUATIONS have met and separated, not only without
agreemen but with distinct and positive ground OF rup
ure The precise of these diplomatic proceedings
does not seem TO have TRANSFERRED, but place the
public in possesson of all the important facts and the
result indeed, NV annous ced will not only tie realty
compiehended, but might have been anticipated BY
the readers Of this journal. What described con-
ungencies have now become events, and exactly OF the
kind delinealed.
certain course OF policy had been resolved upon by
those nameesr and invisible authorities who administer
the Affairs OF British India. Lord Dabousie without
further warrant than that OF present occupation
declare Peeue annexed 10 don nions This he did,
and We ate now in possession OF the province. He
not to exact by force OF arms any formal cesslon OF this
territory by the Burmese government, but was to leave
item The opportunity OF silently acquescng IN the loss,
without driving them 10 the humiliation OF public sur
render There was wisdom as well as consideration in
this deczion, for II was perfectly understood that what
we thus consented TO iorego never likely TO be
forthcoming and tina, we could not obtain deed OF ces-
sion II we desired il. ...."
AT this junciure, however, revolution occurred al
Ava, which seems TO have inspired the Burmese rulers
with different ideas. Perhaps, with wish TO get W. out
OF the country, or possibly with view OF securing
our Intervention IN their own contests. they made
lures toward negotiation, ard ENJOYS repaired from
Ava TO Prone Tor this purpose There is necessity for
conlecung the urnings and winnings OF the discussion
il enough 10 ssy-what ~ now eetnlny known, and
what mig have been certainly aniicipatedhal the
Burmese commissioners, when II came TO the point,
fatty refused TO cede single inch OF territory AS we.
on The other hand made The Surrender OF Pegue sine
qua ~o~ the parey was abruptly terminated, and this
rs the intelligence now reported
is perfectly true that this rupture OF the negotiations
decided IL seems, does place in posi-
lion ban before but that is because position scarcely
admitted OF deterioration.
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by J. c. MCGUIRE. Aaesso.eer.

DRUsTRE's SALE OF HOUSE AND LOFTY virtue Of
duly executed and recorded the subscbes
public sale Monday ahsnooa August al O'Clock
portion No. H.
fronting IL Massachusei
18Th running back width Of 81 ieet
alley.
frame, and nearly and will family
The neigbboriood 10 rapidly improving.
third 800 Of which be paid down
months by bearing
deed OF trust The Conveyancns The
peose Of purchaser.
rick
J. RUSSELL BARR, Tsustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
2l--eodhds Auctionees.
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Goat y meeting OF she Board ~ Directors the
Metropolitan Mechanics lnstue held lbe street.
the following resolution passed:
Rssoued, Of opened daily
through week 5undnys excepted) from 10 O'Clock,
and public generally be invited visit the
@sH CHARLES CALVERT
June l7-n Recording Secretary.
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Representatives Abroad.

.
The Washington Star publishes a list OF ministers.
eonru and other diplomatic and commercial agents of
the United States foreign countries and Of the places
Of their residence. who have been appointed from March
4h last up 10 August 10, instant. and have accepted
III respective Offices. as folowr, viz:
BnirIu poxisions.
Jsmes Buchanan, envoy extraordinary and minister
penpoeniary London; Daniel +. sckes, secretary Of
Consus-Naib.nieI Hawthorne, Liverpool Jane. Nc
Dandss /; phlLp +. Heart Glasgow :, Nj j Lynch. Dat.
fax fax James jane. NJ Ta;oS MeiStu,ne V' John W nowdsa
Bsr,nuds John + Bacon, Nassau; John L Nelson,
Thomas n. Seymour, envoy extraordinary and minister
Peniposeninry, ST. Psersburgn T. A. Ervng secretary
Of legation, do.
FRENCH Doasiosa
Henry shelton Sanford acting charge 1.f.ire. at Paris,
Consuis-Dancan X. McRae. Paris John p. Sullivan
Bsyonse William IL. Ves~y. Havre Samuel Dlnsmore,
Pierre soole. envoy extraordinary and minister ponpc-
tenttnIy, Madrid.
Con.sls-Alersnder "; Clayton, Havaaa; Edward War
rel Mayxuzss epben Cochfan Sansso de Cuba John
Parsons. san Juan, or ST. Johns
PORTUGUESE
George r. Dryer. ccasul, Mozambique.
J. J. Schiller, charge d. naires, Brussels.
SsTnkrLAsDs.
Ausu,t Belmont. charge d'sffaires, Hague.
X q. Barnwei. consul, Amse, dam.
DANISH COMMONS.
Henry Bcdinger, charge d'afaire' Copenhagen.
r. b. Weis, consul, Eisiueur.
Charles J. Helm. commercial agent, ST. Thomas
PRUSSIA.
Pe,er d. vrcon, envoy extraordinary and mipsier pcn
potsntisy, Berlin q. Jennings wise secretary Of lega-
iior. do.
Henry r. Jackson. chargS dsGsires, Vienna.
Cons.r'-George w LpPen, V,eona Wyndhsm Rob-
wuRTsxrune.
Max Stsrtheimcr, consul, stut,ssrdt
John SchcIH, consul, Mannheim.
HAsHATrc OR rnxx crTrx,
Consuls-s. NJ Johnson. Hamburg WIN. Hidebmnd,
B,emen.
SWITZERLAND.
heodore s Fay, minister resident, Brrns.
Cep,ult-Daniel $ Lee, Basic Gtorse II. coundis,
zurich.
sARprslAs STATES.
Consult. Felix Foresi, Genoa.
xisopos
Robert Dale Oven, charge 'saaire.. Naples.
"sphH rns e'vrHsssr or ruH rAcnA
Edward De Leon, consals general, Ale,sndri.
ns-tta esstox.
Consnt-Amos s. York, lonian repoblc, zsntc
consu-sam,s d. Heap, Tunis.
CHINA.
X. J. Walker, cornrnssiopcr.
Consu.-Thomas H. Hyatt, Annoy; r. c. Murphy,
Shanghai
Robert X. Purvis. commercial agent, Padapsy.
SANDWICH IstaNps
David l., Gregg, com m ssoner Honolulu.
, Consuis-BenJamin r. Angel. Honolulu Geo NJ Chase
LabainAs
REPUBLIC.
Ismss Gsd.isn, ssvoy extraordinary and minister plen-
potentasy, Mexico Cspps, secretary II legation,
consals--John II. Pickett, Vera Cruz and Alyafado;
Shsfiss L. Denmsp, Acapulco; James A. Peasants,
Scion Borsnd envoy er,rsord nary and minister pleni
Po'shi"ry tfsderIck A. Be~ien, secretary Of legation
'smss W Fsbens, commercial agent, San Juan de Mic
sRw saANDA,u ea..KG
James 3 Greene, charge d'sfsir.., Bogota.
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sales Tomorrow.
BY GREEN q SCOTT, A.ct.onesr

BY GREEN q SCOTT. Auctionesrs.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION. Monday, tho
9Th inst shall sell In front Of premises, At O'Clock
eight nne building lots TWO Of which improved with nearly
being lots Nos 49, a. Is, o. "a 49, o.
square No 515
south NJ, between I'd west
ming wide alley 100 ieet oil square
feet. Handsomely located and all under good fence.
Terms cash. Title indsputabe.
GREEN h SCOTT,
Aug5-d Aucioueers
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The Money Pressure In Now York.

The slsts Of the money market at New York exers so
great an influence throughout the country that every in
dcson Of ghtnces Of general depression in The value
OF Stocks is looked upon with feelings of apprehension.
We have observed for days such signs OF pressure
in the money articles Of the papers in New York as are
calculated to excite alarm. The following. from the
Journal OF Commerce of the 9th instant, gives expa-
nation Of the present state of things It will be read
with interest:
"MoNEY MAEkEr, Friday, August s
.Tho pressure in the money market is greater to-day
than s any previous day this but il confined al
nost altogether Wall street, to those outside who have
been following example of Wall street. and specializing
with borrowed capital The merchants who have been
pnsupg legitimate 5u sincss few of them for
MONEY hosc who and compelled TO borrow in the
street. find the weather exceedingly One Of the inn
mediate causes Of the pressure the daily settlements be-
tween the banks-a heathul brought about
by requstion oil tho weekly statement Under the old
arrangement many of the weaker Institutions pursued
r.guiar OF spomging, bridging over Fridays settle
meat by careful Uuvrng and hardly checked by the
return of qnAtcr day. for which they prepared by the
same shire dress. Now there is lodging, and the
banks will fsancer loss. and pursue q legitimate
business Meantime, all Of these institutions
king daily settlements it is surprising how lew of thcs
who were recently ruch liberal lenders have anything left
over
"Tho pressure, noticed above, has operated mme-
dately upon tho of foreign exchange As heretofore
reported the prices hs been bu,
day theirs has been considerable reduction in the nomi-
nal The leading drawers of sering asking 1904
1904 for 50 days London; and good signatures have
been sold, in second banded at I0Sl 100"
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I"nn. st'osr~ys "v. THE Correspondence Il John
1non WIN Illustrations I'd edition few ~ this
popular book Of the day al TAYLOR MAURyr
AuT pooh.o,e mar OH a,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-07

VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING AT PUBLIC AUCTION--Ou
Mosdsy afternoon August SUI sk O'Clock. pssss,
parts flots asa fronting - feet
lah and l<h running beck
by subsssntsi and well
with Ane ktchsn pantry dtsag
roo closets the basement pao and sitting hrss
above together with the
The healthy
part distant from the Free
idents House Tile upqmessionsbie.
Terms One residue yeaSs, for
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JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
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