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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the Senate, yesterday, after we went to
press, an amendment was proposed to the De-
fciency bill appropriating $4,000 for the
erection and establishment Of a military post
in northern Minnesota, for the protection of
the settlers and traders on the Red river of
the north; which, after discussion between
Messrs. Stuart, Clayton, Cass, Crittend en-,
Hunter and others, was reject ed-yeas, IL
nays, q.
The bill having been reported back to the
Senate, Mr. Pratt renewed his previously re
Jected amendment, appropriating 1000 for
the repair Of the Eastern Branch bridge.
Mr.. Hunter renewed, as an amendment to
that amendment, the previously rejected
pair of the Long Bridge over the Potomac !;
and the question being taken, Mr.. Hunters
proposition was rejected; yeas 10, nays 90
as follows:
feas-Messrs Adams, Bayard, Biggs Brod-
head, Cass, Crittenden, Hale, hamlin, Harlan,
Houston, Hunter, lverson, Jones Of Iowa Mason
Pugh, Reid, Rush, Weller, and Yu!e-19.
Nays-Messrs Bal CT New Hampshire, Bel of
tennessee, Benjamin, Bigler, Bright, Brown,
Butler, Clayton, Collamer, Dodge, Evans, Fes-
seLd n, Fish, Fitzpatrick, Foot, Foster, Geyer,
Mallory, Pratt, Sch istian, Slidell, Sumner, Tou-
oey, Thompson Of New Jersey. Wade, and VIII
son-:6.
The amendment Of Mr.. Pratt was then
agreed to--yeas 20, nays l6-as follows:
Yeas-MessIs Baysrd, Bell Of Now Hamp.
snire, Bell q Tennessee, Benjamin, Brown But
Ter, CIittenden, Dodge, Fessenden, Fish, Foot,
OF Iowa, Mallory, Nilsson, Pr tt, Rusk, sebas-
tian, stuart, Irumbull, Wade, and W eller-2s
Nays Messrs. Adams, Bigler, Bright, Brod-
head, Cas-, Evans, Fitzpatrick, Hale, Hunter,
lverson, Pugh, Reid, Slidell, Sumner, Wilson,
and Yule-l6.
M MolIorv euhu;ttod mn orand~o,. $50
viding for an appropriation for the marine
hospital at st. Marks, Florida which was
agreed to
The bill was read third time and passed
wkereupOn the Senate proceeded to The con-
sideratiOn of Executive business, and after
some time adjourned.
In the House, the question was taken on
the pending amendment of Mr.. II. Marshall,
punishment in penitentiaries; which was 70.
jected-yeas sc, nays 80.
The said bill was then passed.
Mr. Bennett asked leave to repel lin per-
sonal explanatory certain charges against his
State -Mississippi-in recent speech deliv-
cred by Mr.. Ddmrell in the Hall, but objec.
ton being made, leave was not granted
The House next proceeded to vote on the
pending call for the previous question on the
Washington City Elections bill which was Sec
onded-ayes 81, noes IS.
The question then arose on ordering the
main question to be put and it was not Or
dered-yeas Is, nays SO.
1t was then moved to reconsider the vote By
which the previous question had been Sec
onded
Mr. Cobb raised point Of order, contend
ing that vote on question could not be re-
considered.
The Speaker overruled the point of order.
Mr.. Cobb appealed.
Pending the question on the appeal, sun
dry Departmental CONS unications were taken
from the Speakers table and referred; and
then the House adjourned.
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l. BROWN S0E:-Gentlemen: knowledge of the manner
which various articles of the Mseria Medica
fned By TO form The BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" led me-
hree four since to adopt their The
been such to induce continue the practice
svng them Of great benefit In many affections Of the Bron
chiai organs Yours, etc. J,F w, Lane, n, d,
Boston, September /, 1854.
Persons requiring really good and longrisd article and
one that can be depended eectua Cough Losengs
being made from the win fnd Browns
BRONCHIAL TROCHES TO be what they represented.
Put up In boxes and sold each BY Drugga
orally, hrou the Canadas. BARNES
4 PARkS, J: MILHAU, New York, Agents ror sale IN
Philadelphia BY r. BROWN; New Orleans, J. SYMES; Chi
eAgo. J. H. REED co.; Wellington, j. ~ oALLAH.
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$3.50, 2Sl, and the total from January LIST to
March 22d was So, 643, 1857.
The total value of imports into New York
since January LIST has been ss,505, 1888, exhib
iting an increase on the same period of last
year of $780, 33.
LAND WARRANTS.
The market both here and in New York is
oyerstocked with warrants. In the latter city
they are quoted on yesterday ST. OF for 120's,
and ST OF for SOS and 1905 We quote de-
cline here of to cents per acre since our
last report
The accumul alton has been great during
the past three or four days, and unless some
heavy orders como in and clear out part of
the present stock in the street. an advance
cannot take place soon. In this unsettled
condition of the market it is difficult to give
reliable quotations, as several large dealers
have withdrawn from the market, and others
buying lightly. As soon as prices reach the
lowest point, as is always the result of a sud.
den change in the market, favorable reac
ton must take place.
The Project Of Mr.. Phelps.-The bill to es-
tablish an overland express mail from st.
Louis to San Francisco, eta Albuquerque, N.
NJ, introduced into the House day or two
since, proposes to have the Post Office Depart
ment contract for the transportation of a
weekly express mail between the points
named above-the contractors to be paid
$4,000 per trip, and to be allowed to pre-
sn,pt section of the public domain for every
ten miles of the route. They are to transport
no package weighing over eight ounces, and
the postage to be charged is to be so cents per
ounce. If, after the first year, they fail to
meke the trip in fifteen days, the contractors
are to forfeit all the pay $4,000 for the trip
IN which the said failure may occur
The Current Operations Of TIE Treasury
Department. On yesterday, 26th of March,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
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SUGARS, MOLAs6ES, &C.

SUGARS, MOLAsSES, &C.
IN BARRELS REFINED SUGAR, crushed,
OO pulverized and GRADUATED
50 hhds. N. o. SUGAR, choice and prime
so bbls. N. o. MOLASSES, very choice
2O0 sacks SALT, fine and g. A.
500 bush Do Turks Island
so dozen BUCKETS
100 do BROOMS
30 boxes CHEESE
ESQ half chests TEAS, consisting Of Imperial,
Gunpowder, Yo. ng Hyson, oolong, and
Sourhonp
200 bags Rio COFFEE
100 do Maracaibo COFFEE
so do Jamaica DO
60 do Java Do
100 boxee manufac ured TOBACCO
500 900 CIGARS. commoa and choice
$50 bbls WHISKEY
5Oquarter casks NJ adj ira Sherry and Port WINES
10 half pipes BRANDY
10 quarter casks DO
20 bbls. GIN
20 do RUM
Together with a large nssC rtment Of SPICES,
DRIED FRUITS, NUTS, CANDIES, &c, &c.
HOWELL & STRfBLlN6, dso'town.
Agents for Bakers Chocolates, &C and Vein
Extra and Family Flour, in bass mar 70 g.
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Clothing Emporium Browns Hotel Building respectfully
announces that their display OF FALL WINTER CLIO
THING now ready for inspection, comprising
ment OF COATS, TALMAs, OVERSACKS, SURTOUTs,
VESTS and PANTAL0OES, of the richest de-
signs in material trimming and workmanship gentle
men who study excellence with economy able
ces OF dress opportunity is offered for selecting
from of stocks Of Goods this city very
reduced prices. noy1-tf
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III Coughs, Bronchitis.-Brown's Bron.

CHIAL TROCHES familiar household words" in
BostoD, because few Of citizens who afflicted with
trouble Of the lungs emseyes of
tbs avorts and thoroughly tested speofc. 1t
the invalid who be materially admir-
able Il public vocalist
admirable auxiliary TO their professions
as strengthens the vocal organs and pleasant
nstural auxiliary the physical singer and
public speaker make. Ballous Pictorial Sold by
all Druggists. JAMES N, CALLAN Agent
ms
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Proceedings Of To-day.

In tbs Senate, to-day, on motion of MI.
Brodhead, every Friday hereafter was set
apart for the consideration of private bust
ness.
Mr.. Brown reported bill from tho District
Committee for the relief of the Hebrew con.
gregation of W ashington city
Mr.. Collamer, who was to have to-day re-
piled to the recent speech of Mr.. Douglas on
Kansas affairs, waived his right to the floor
for the occasion, on acc punt Of his indisposi-
tion.
The Deficiency bill was shortly afterwards
again taken up, and Mr.. Slidell proposed to
amend it by adding an appropriation of 81, 357
to provide for the payment Of pensions TO those
wounded on board privateers, which was de-
bated at considerable length by Messrs Sill
dell, Hunter, Stuart and Hamlin, before tho
Star went to press.
In the House, Mr.. Washburne, of Me-, re-
ported the testimony taken before or received
by the Elections Committee in the Illinois
contested election case of Archer as. Allen !;
which was laid on the table. -
DIR. Faulkner moved a resolution directing
the Foreign Affairs Committee to inquire into
and report on the prOpriety of amending the
act of March LIST, 1855, regulating the diplo
matte and consular system Of the United
States in many particulars; agreed to.
The regular order of business being called
for, the question next arose on the appeal of
Mr.. Cobb, of Georgia, from the decision of
the Chair declaring it in order to move = re-
peal of a vote seconding the previous ques-
ton.
Decision of the Chair sustained-yeas LOG,
nays42
Mr.. Cobb demanded the yeas and nays on
the motion to reconsider.
The Chair decided that the yeas and nays
On the question of reconsidering could not be
put except by unanimous consent,
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MIR. EWBANK'S NEW BOOK-Life In
Ul Brazil; with upwards Of one hundred Illus
tations, by Thomas Evbank, %
History Of Herrando Carer, by Abbott, illustu.
ted, so cents
Partisan sights and French Principles seen
through American Spectscles, by J. j. yu.
yes, second sores, 81
Charles Summers Rec nj Speeches and Address
es, 81 Is
The Angel in the House-The BeuothsI, 7sc
Just published snd fer sale at
TAYLOR d MAURY'S
mar 20 Bookstore near 9th ~
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ID DR.. sanford's Invi.orator is a mild

laxative tonic and stimulsnt and 10 recommended to the
pablo relying intrinsic the
lowing oempisnts All Bilious Dersnsements Sick Head
ache, Dyspepsia Habitual Diarrha
Coils Pain in the Stomach and Bowels, General Debility,
Female Weakness, &c.
For sale by druggists generally and by D. GILMAN 4es
Pa. avenue; also, by JOHN SCHWARTZ $50 Pa avenue
and by o. NJ LINrHlCUM Bridge and High streets
D. @.
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BILLIARD SALOON,

BILLIAND tALOON.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BOUGHT
l. out the interest of Mr.. ID. Porter,
In the saloon lately occupied by him eE3N4
at the corner Of Penn. avenUe and 9Th 81 ~
street, will open the same on THURSDAY 27tk
instant. The said saloon having undergone ei.
ter sive repairs, be hopes TO merit share Of pub.
lie patronage, by strict attention TO his blsfress
and keeping attentive and obliging servants
Entrance on Pa avenue or 9th street
NAV 26-3t* JAMES BURDINR.
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IL Pure and Unadulterated Medicinal
OLD HESSpssY BRANDY
OLD PORT, pure juice

BRANDY
OLD PORT, pure juice
just received, Of direct IN
Aso, superior WHISKY over ten years old
IA demijohns and BOTTLES.
z. D. GILMAN $50 Penn avenue.
Ginger WINE excellent tonic invisoratiux cordial
particularly beneficial to suffering from and
nervous state Of the stomach. Prepared as above.
m
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION
~ TAXES.-All persons indebted to the
Corporation Of Georgetown for taxes ofevery des-
cription, whether under the general tax ordi-
nences, or those imposed for Improvements, are
hereby notified that the same must be paid to the
subscriber without delay, as he has been en-
powered and directed to close bis collections In
the most summary manner As all parties so in.
iivered Io tha,n s.n niuI tb.s, eI
they must not expect to be again called upon in
person. fhose who may wish to avoid the heavy
expenses consequent upon dsstrains, will please
call on either Ct my brothers-George Jewell or
Henry Jewell-at the corner Of High and Gay
streets, Georgetown, who are authorised to give
receipts In my behalf.
THOMAS JEWELL,
collector Of Taxes.
Georgetown, March TN, 1856. mar III
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REGISTERS OTFIeE, March 1s, 1856
R@NOTICE TO ALL WHOM lT MAY
49, CONCERN Notice Is hereby given
that licenses for Cats, Wagons, and Drays will
expire on the first Monday Ct A pril next, and that
said licenses must be renewed at this Office within
ten days from that time
SAML. z. DOUGLASS,
mar 1s-eodtApI0 Register.
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POOR SECOND WARD THE RE-
~ lief Committee appoir ted bv the citizens
Of the Second Ward, on tbs ssth January last,
make the following statement:
They distributed the following articles contIi-
buted by individuals, viz: THREE cords Of wood,
one pound tea, two pair shoes, az bread tickets,
md sone old clothing. They relieved one hun.
ored families, by giving lss orders for wood and
coal, amounting TO sos 20
and i9I orders for groceries and shoes 3OJ 81
SILL 81
GRAFTON POWELL,
Chairman Relief Committee.
Amount Of cash paid into my hands sra So
Amount paid on orders I'll So
Balance I'm nv bards sl4 o.
Also, contributed three cords ofwood, or pound
tea, two TAR shoes, fifty bread tiGfets lot CT
mar 27-1t Treasurer
- LECTURE.-REv. DIR. NORRIS
~ will deliver a lecture at Cainsi's Saloon,
on MONDAY EVENING, at TX O'Clock.
Subject "The Roman Revo ution Of 1s4s %
The Rev. DR.. was residing in Rome during
this eventful period, and was eyewitness to most
Of the facts he will relate.
The proceeds Of the Lecture will be used n the
erection Of a new ChuIch In the West
Tickets IS cents-to be had at the stores Of F.
Ellis and Kidwe,l l. Lau ence, Washington ].
l.. Kidwell, Georgetown; and at the door
mar 27-4t
uusCOTT 6UARDs, ATTENTION-You
y 81 are hereby requested to attend meeting Of
EI hi the Company to be held in the Co Incil
wv w Chamter, City Hall, at TX O'Clock TUEs-
DAY EVENING next, April ID, 1855.
Punctual attendance Is earnestly request as
business Of great importance will be laid before
the company. The Constitution will be stIictly
enforced against all aosentees.
By order: Al JONES, LIST Sgt.
mar 2T-lt4
WASHINGTON HlGHLANDERs, AT
A "a TENTION.-You are hereby notified TO a.
Nh tf tend dress drill Of the Company at your
u u armory on THURSDAY EVENING next,
the 27th instant, * O'Clock.
A. full and punctual attendance Is Tequssted
mar 26.2t#
IN MONTGOMERY GUARDS, ATTEN
r TON You are hereby notified to mett at
I'M (jI your armory on THURSDAY EVENING,
W W the 9th instant, for drill.
THOMAS McENIRY,
mar % 1t Sergeant.
THE COMPANY or AssOcIA-
~ ton that borrowed a FLAG fom the
Kirkwood House, through order OF Mr. Bore.
about year since, will Please return II as 1t is
wanted at the Hotel. mar 25-2t
MR.. EvERETT's ADDRESS IN
~ AID OF THE p U r H A 8 e OF
MUM NEhNON-Mh ISN Enbl oy IN
viadnn Of residents in Washington, will deliver
an address on the "CHARAcTER OF WASHING
TOM" at the lecture room Of tue Smithsonian
Institution, on THURSDAY EVENING, March
27th. The proceeds arising from the sale Of tick.
cts will be wholly devoted to aid In the purchase
Of Mount Ver0on.
Tickets, ONE DOLLAR each, are for sale at
the bookstores Of Franck Taylor, r Farnham,
Taylor q Maury, and w. NJ. Morrison, ana at the
Ma local, Willards', Dexter's, Browns, and
Kirkwoods' Hotels.
There will be no tickets sold or money received
at the door The number Of tickets Will be linn
tied to the CO venient capaci.y Of the room.
The lecture viii commence at O'Clock exact
ly. The doors Of tie hall be opened at O'Clock
Bydirection Of tie Committee Of Arrangements.
mar 24-d
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MADAME r.

MADAME II.
WILL CERTAINLY LEAVE ON The
w EIGHTH OF MAY, and respectfully IT,
forms the public in general, that she will give in
form alton In all the Affairs relating to Life,
Health, Wealth, Marriages, Love, Journeys, Law
Suits, Difficulties in Business, Absent Friends,
Sickness and Death, and In respect to all other
subjects. She is also able to tell the ages OF per
sons by reading numbers She can be consulted
at all hours Of tue day and evening
Her name is on the docr-at No. 2e6 eth street
corner Of ID, on the 10 hand side. Gentlemen SO
cents and ladies IS. mar 2I-1w~
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NOTES OF TRAVEL IN Hk EAST by
~ BENJAMIN Dorr, ID. ID price 81 IS
Schamyl and the Circassian War, by j. Milton
Mlckie; 81
Rogers Table Tall; 81
The Views and Opinions Of American states
men on Foreign Immigration, by John Z. San
derson; 81 SO
Memoirs Of Richard Cumberland, by Henry
Flapders; 81 SO
Lehmau's Chemical Physiology; "a IS
Flint on the Respiratory Organs; 80.
NARY FRANCK TAYLOR.
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-THE PLAYS OF THE JEW OF
~ Verona, The Happiest Choice, and
Spoiled Child, will be performed by the scholss
Of Trinity Church Sunday School, Georgetown,
ID. c., in the old church edifce on THURSDAY,
March 27th, at 6K p. m.
Tickets may be procured at the drug store of
DR.. Kidwell. or from the following committee of
scholars: T. F. Carusi, A. Hurdle, J. Meem, J
Hurley, C Barbour, J. Eastop, d. O'Neil, c Nc
Daniel, C. knight, J. Speiden, and William
Meem, or at the door. mar 81
NOR AL E-A FIRST RATE HORSE
Il CART, nearly new. Apply at the Lumber
Yard, l4th street Bridge.
mar 27eo3t GRIPS & WALLER
STOCk AND Futures OF A GENTS
~ Furnishing Store, on Pa. avenue, for sale en-
good terms. Enquire at this office.
mar 27-3t
TOYS, GAMES, CHILDREN'S HOOPS,
l. Toy Books, &c the largest stock in the city
and the or atsst variety for sale by
mar 27-3t HAMMOND, sr., sth st.
NEW RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP
IN Guide -Disturnell's new and complete Rail-
way and steamship Guide, with maps, for March
1856 Price rs cents
Just published ar d for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY.
mar 81 Bookstore near 9th st.
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MRS. A. w. THORNE
ID RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HER Gus
II toners and the public generally that
she will open, on TU ESDAY, April LIST, S3
an assortment Of SPRING MILLINERY #$S
to which she Invites particular attention ~es~
No. - Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. c.
mar 27-5t#
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T0R ROSTON.-THE PACKET BRIG r
IL r. HICHBORN has arrived, and AZ
win have quick dispatch for the above 80
port. For freight Apply to
mar aS-lw tel Wstsr stIsst, 6sogget6wn.
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Office Of the Insurance Co Of North Ameries
No go Walnrt St, south side, eost Of 1kird 81
PHILADELPHIA, January u, 1856.
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GRAFTON POWELL,
Chairman Relief Committee.

Amount Of cash paid into my bands sra So
Amount paid on orders I'll 81
Balance I'm nv bards Sl4 O.
Also, contributed three cords ofwood, or pound
tea, two ra.r shoes, fifty bread tickets. lot Ct
old clothing. N. CALLAN,
mar 27-It Treasurer.
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COPAKTNFRSHIP NOTICE.

COPAkTNFRSHIP NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
Il entered iuto partnership In the Merchant
Tailoring business, under the style and name OF
GEORGE w. BEALL BRO.
Our stosk Of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings
are entirely new, and we warrant satisfaction 10
all who may honor US with their patronage.
--.'-'F GEORGE w. BEALL,
JACKSON BEALL,
No. 100 Bridge street, Georgetown.
mar 9s-TTh&S3t
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The Current Operations Of TIE Treasury
Department. yesterday, 26th of March,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
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TIME STEAMER GEORGE WASHING.
l. TON viii depart at the follow sNA
Ing hours:
Leave Alexandria TX, 9,-l1, TX, OK, 5X
Leave Washington. g, 10, IL, Ak, l1,6
mar 1S-d JOB CORSUN, Captain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-02
a sAEk AND PkOFLTABLK INVEST

A SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVEST.
"A MENT-$20a00 IN BONDS OF THE RICH
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG IND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY, bearing an interest of 2
per cent the principal redeemable in 1875 and con-
vertible into stock of the Company at the pleasure Of
the holderThe subscribers are authorized to receive
until the 10th day of July next when the same win
be opened, sealed proposals for the whole or any
portion Of the loan Of S2O0,O00 authorized by the
Stockholders OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
rotopsc Railroad Company at their late annual meet
Ing No bill will be considered at less rate than
ders will receive the bands OF the company, payable
on tue LIST Of July 1875 bearing an ineres. Of per
cent, payable semi-annually at the Office Of the COM
pleasure of the holder into stock of the company.
proper to state that by the express provisions of the
charter of the company ell dividends npon its stock
and all profits arising from its work, exempted
from any tax Whatsoever; and a. during the whole
period Of its operaticns-now than twenty years
the average of dividend earned and paid BY the
company has exceeded 6per cent. a'ter deduction
of every item Of expenditure in the way of working
expense and interest," IL In reasonable to infer that
with the expenditure Of the loan authorized in the
further Improvement of their work. the stockholders
will receive greatly increased return upon their in
vesmenr, and consequently afford to the purchasers
Of the bonds offered strong induccn,ent for the
conversion Of the same into stock Of the eomrauv
Tor the terms Of the loan, and auy further informa
ton IN regard to the condition Of the Company and
the undOubted security Of the loan now offered appv
70 me undentned. no. II. MAURY L CO.
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~ GhlEF kDNlONDsUN 1Sr SALE
0S-The celebrated Race Horse and Stallion
0RIfF EDMoNDsON, 10 aow offered for
him within sxt, days His performance on tbs tn
are OF the higheE order win Be sesn By reference
% ne Turf and hispedsrec IL inferisr TO
20 other stallion In the country Any one wishing 20
can soc The horse. and get al necessary In
formation, By application 70
JAMES TALLY,
~ 4-lm bar6eh CouTse near Nchmona.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-02
THE DAILY DISPATCH
Saturday MORNING., Auxust 2, 1885,
rinaucia, and Commercial

-
In New York on "Wednesday els 90 We. SO wers
sold at sas; On Thunday ssiss or . 1900 do. . o.
Ut sss, and sIo 600 do. b. so u ssti.
The N Y. journal Of Commerce Of Thursdsy after
noon. says
There 10 good demand for money smons the I'M
porters and nearly every branch OF trade a.
array OF needy borrowers that rates o. inssfes'
are well sustained. a,
Foreign Exchange 10 Inactive the Encssons NAL
presenting no induce for remitsnoe nut rates
nominaliy the same. .-..
The stock market opened at an improvement IN
tone, end prices were generally h gner.
Richmond Markets, August 1.
FLOUR Nothing new in the Flour msrket-li.tle
arriving snd nothing doing:
WUTAT-ssies of sooi to prime red at 81 601
s5 DO white s IS to 40, with occasional sales Of
a rno;es a,ticls at 6L75-arrivsls pretty free. A
hsht rsio fell here Thursday night, and hear Of
rains elsewhere; but the water in the river has not
risea materially yet
CORN-No change: S. to 10 c.s.
BY Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, August l.-Flour-Howsrd Street
ard City Mills SIP Whest active and slightly
better. Corn firm; White 62d65; Yellow bs.
NEW foRK, August !. Flour lower. State Sc a.
Ohio $50 Southern So Wheat firm. Western
Red, 81 740SI 90. Corn firm and Unchanged
Stocks dull. Virginia Sizes, S9s2.
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PARDoSED.-Professor Joquet, condemned by
the court of Chambery ts fifteen months mprison
ment for biasphemy, because he declared that
Christ had brothers, and that faith could be at.
tsched to the immaculate conception, has been par.
doned by King Victor Emanuel, of Sardinia.