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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-07
MES; q MISS H ADA b; MINO psc,s

MRS. & MISS ADA b. MINOR Il
MOND.-The second session of this institution will
commence on the LIST day of October next, for one
continued session, to LIST July. 1857.
In the organization of this school, its Principals and
accomplished Assistant unite, with the fruit of their
xperience the light and counsel of others emf
nent in tho profession, and they intend it to afford tho
means, not only of thorough course of substantial
Instruction. but also of ell the accomplishments
eessary to finished female education.
Neither in retaining their able and experienced
Assistant, In the selection of her fellow aborers,
in their other provisions, have the subscribers
spared anything that may make their institution
worthy of the patronage of the community. Atten-
ton will be psid to the aud morals of the
young ladies at all times, and deep interest taken in
their advancement.
MUSIC, both vocal and instrumental, will De taught
by competent teachers. The Harp, Piano and Gui-
tar, all furnished in .he family.
TERMS Board, 5000 English tuition, $40; Prima-
~ department, $50; Modern languages, each, $40;
Latin so; Music on Piano, $50; Harp $40; Guitar,
$50; Drawing and Painting, $40.
i, RErEREscEs: Right Rev Bishop Johns Rev Jno
Esq, Fleetwood Academy, Va; c. B Gibson, M. D.,
J. Bolton, M D, A Peticoas, NJ. D, g. A. Wilson,
mond; Hon r M r Hunter Hon. J. M. Clayton. II.
g. S.; Frederick Coleman and Beverley Douglas,
Esqs., State Senate; o. NJ. Smith Esq, Lunenbure
MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR,
jy 94-sm MISS A b. MINOR
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTES.
~ Tho seventh session of the Southern Female In
stitute will commence the first Monday in October
next.
The Boarding Department is under the charge Of
D. Lee Powell, Esq. f.ti
TERMS:
Board, for months. 5000
lulilon
French Italian, German, Spanish. each..........2e
Drawing from 800 to $50
Music at Professors prices.
Preparatory Department.
Washing and Lights extra.
d LEE POWELL, lpL,.,,
RoB'T j. MORRISON, Principals.
Address. Richmond, Va. jy 2l-ts
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FOR tKNT..And pos.c.sIon xtrea

FOR kENT..And possession givea
5:;s immediately, that large now Brick Tenement,
A4 with eleven rooms, water Ess, &c, complete
three in the kitchen; hydrant and well water
convenient; situated I'd street, between Cansl and
Cary.
ALSO-That newly-huilt rick house 18th street,
between Grace and Broad recently occupied by tbs
subscriber, containing nine looms, with water gss
NC, complete.
ALSO-Tbat large humber House Store, at tho
Of Cary and 18th Streets adjoining the present
Custom House, considered of tho best stands In
tho city for wholesale Grocery or Commission
House.
ALSO-Thst large Lumber House 18th street.
between Main and Cary, recently occupied by Chss
T Woitham, Esq, suitable for Lumber house, To.
bacco factory or other purposes.
For terms applyto WIN GEORGE,
jy 2f-l2t Or R. g. TunstslI.
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- FOR RENT The upper part Of a
FL recently built House, on Broad street Ths
III house is furnished and the furniture can be had
with the house. The owner Of the property will taxa
board for the rent if desired. Apply at this sfice.
iy 26-lmt
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LLElsHANY SPKINlsS..-This Water.

"
IA ing place is situated in the county Of Monsgom
cry, Virginia, tho banks of the Roanoke River, 81
miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, and
beauty u the State This water is nnequaHed In its
ecaeious qualities by any mineral ,oater in the Union,
and contains ingredients peculiarly its ocn and which
have yet been found to exist in any other mine
raj springs Its use has reached and reliered cases
tohich al medicine and other mineral toaters hud failed
regard the sanitive qualities of the water,
fsrred to large cards, which have in all the prnci
pal Hotels. Steamboats, Cars, NC, with certificates
We have recently erected large BATHING establish
H,ents of all descriptions slso comfortable Recep-
ton House at the railroad.
Persons leaving Richmond Petersburg will
rive at the Springs the same day by o'clock p M.
We will be prepared to receive visitors sy the LIST
visit to this fountain of health agreeable and pleas
ant. JNO. w. HOLT 4 SONS,
my 2z-dtIeA Praprietors
HYGkIA HUTkL--OLD POINT CUNI-
IL FORT-Ths delightful summer resort the
most inviting the Southern 6eabosrd, and for
traction, inferior to in the country, convenient
to the Salt bath and the many other OF the tide
water region, in broad view Of Hampton Roads and
the Chesapeake Bay, and with extensive military
post beside it, has passed to the prepretoship of the
undersigned, and will be opened for the pubic recep
ton on the 10Th day Of june after which date it will
net be again closed.
Disease at Old Point Comfort, at any season, is
almost unknown For health it NAV be said. indeed,
torival the secluded watering place of the noun
tain interior; that the upandsr NAV feel risk
In going down the attractions celebrated
lowland retreat.
The proprietor has engaged for the general super
intendence, Mr.. Joseph B. Stegsl, Of Richmond late
of the Hugenot Springs, gentleman of marked spti-
tude fer the trust he has assumed, while his
pervison will guard the comfort of visitors and the
reputation of the establishment.
my l2-3m JOS. 8EGAR.
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, CAPE MAY.
1Fl N. Y-This magnificent Hotel, the largest and
most comfortable one in the world lie open for
the reception of guests and those visiting the Cspes
To one who has this Hotel 1t is well worth
visit it being the largest Hotel in the wo Id being
capable of accommodating 2i00 people comforts bly,,
and dining 5000 The length Of the dining room in
the clear is 425 feet long width 6o-total length of
wing sc feet whole length from Ocean parlor the
barber shop quarter of mile, with 1872 rooms -
Also, stabing, Carriage Houses, NC, attached. to-
~ tents, and Quot pitching Grounds for the Ladies'
with fine Hippodrone rnx under the supervision of
Madame Minnie and Gen. Wslch.
r Beard 80 per day. CAIN FOSTER,
lY l4-lm Prnnrietnra
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ENGLISh CLASSICAL AND MATHE
IL NAUTICAL SCHOOL.
H. BINFORD,
w. T. BAILEY, s ''o"'o AiAne'paiA'

The undersigned will open School on MONDAY,
the 18th Sept, in the lar &c and commodlous Rooms
7th street, formerly known the City Springs In
stitute they design opening School of the high
est grade, where hoys will be thoroughly and accu-
ratey prepared either for the University for any of
our Cole ges, or fitted for the businuss of life.
Special ention will he hes owed upon the Eng
lish Department, as it is considered to be too much
neglected
The services of experienced aud competent Pro-
fessor of Modern Languages will be secured.
TERMS:
Payable Sc n,i.annually in advance-Sesson 81
English Branches. .......................S40 90 :
Latin and Hi CHER Mathematics. ........... 81 90
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A CAkD...Wbl. PEkCIVAL, Civil Kin.
n gineer and Architsct-Office, Goddin's Hall, on
llth, between Main and Bank street.

TURPIN, ROPER d MURRAY, Under.
TAKERS, No. Governor street, Richmond, Va.
keep constantly hand all kinds of ready made COZ.
FINS and METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
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NEW GENEVA, FAYETTE COUNTY,
l Pa, FEBRUARY t. ls56.-DR. ]. ScoTr Co ---ltis
with much pleasure that inform you that gave
one dose of ysur McLane's Improved vermlfuse to
child of mine that was sick. 1t brought from him
between 50 and 40 large Worms, without nauseatins
him in the least. He after recovered his health
JESSE PROVINCE.
All the above Medicines for sale BY Purcell, Ladd
Co., and Alex. nuval. Richmond jy8~
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JULY 25th, 1856.
Mr.. w. T. BAILEY graduated at r. H. College
with honor, In June last. he proposes to devote
himself TO School Teaching / cheerfuy and conf
IDENTIFY recommend him for scholarship and high mo
raj character; and with some experience in the busi-
ness OF teaching and motives to enterprise, have no
BILE patrons WIN. A. SMITH,
Prest of Rsndelph Macon Coesa
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Mr.. J H. BINFoRD is a graduate of the University
of Virginia, and has been successfully engaged IN
teaching during the last four years. both in Eastern
snd Western Virginia Testimonials from the Pro-
fessors of the University of Virginia and his patrons
to bis capacity and qualifications be seen. If
desired. by calling at Messrs. Binford Porters Csbi
net Warerooms, franklin street
II, BINFORD,
au l-2tawlm&Stawlm W. T. BAILEY, A. B.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 6.-Floar steady. Wheat quiet
Corn-White, 60063 Yellow, 63067.
NEW YosK Aug 6-Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat sal cts lower. Western Red Sl74. Corn
advanced and quoted at 81. Stocks lower. Va. 81
1891.
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Arrived.

L. Mail steamship Arsso Lines from Havre July 80 and
koad m :as date, $40 n ss ssd e.e 70 ID
with steamship Persia from New York Aug 81 for Liv
Steamship Nashville Berry, 40 ho,rs from Charleston
Sroford Teston Co. Sunday, passed schr. W. H.
Glland, hence for Charleston same day At M passed.
James Adger for Charleston and Ababana for sa
Ship COroret Of Belfast Ne Consus Newoheaus cotton
Il 9Th ult during violent squa from S. lahore
Florida Reef where she lost OF suit Of sails cable
setii without assistance with feet the hold
2th sncec the cabin at rertugas and obanet
they beit family employed will barely keep her free
Slip Maria sampson Rio Jsnero Jqys, coffee 70 Phpps
g. spoke Danish bark Em. Ayigne. l.t ios lat IS 50 n,
lon IS 49, spoAe brig Maya Forrest from Rio Gfsnds for
Ship VIM NJ. Rogers (Of Bath Thompson Liverpool July
% mess. Snow Burgess July H. carried away msintop
e: yd P i @ S o Y @ an 'n e pS:s
Br brs Elizabeth BethsAy Of and for Durgsrven from St
Ship Touion Up.her Hsv 81 days mdse and ls passengers
to Stanton Thompson Has hsd light westerly weather
j.. yese 70 DuEsn 4 Leland
Bark Starlight tBr of LIVERPOOL, Kimbs, sssua IL days.
Bark LOui.. Bliss Hyer M.se. 50 days and q days from
DimOr- No date lat 81 Ion. IS 90 exchanged signals with
brig Epie. hence, bouLd $.
Brig vot,esger Fr Granville Sc Pierre N r. 81 days, 6sh
sebI. Lydia Ann, More, Norfolk days, wheat
- sehr Merchant, Winter Richmond days udse. to c. H.
sch Anna link, tof Provnceto~ C..s Curacao July 25
weod nies &c to Joseph Fouke Son. Bsk Della A. Bod
&" IT, b'''' Stow sailed for Rio H'eA' two days
sshI Londonderry BE- Faulkner Windsor N s. u days,
sehr Racer johnson, virsins days, wood.
sesf hstssrY. Columbia lumber to @. w. Simpson
sehr. 8: Bellows, ClNf, Portland c.
schr ~ u. Brainerd, Hulss P0ytls nd, CT
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEWBORN. IL.
Cleared.

Cshswbs, Bullock, San Juan, C. s. Whitney
ships-Midnsht Port }, Hatch, San Francisco Wells
Emanuel Clifton, Williams New Orleans Stanton Thomp-
sou Admiral Bitten, Havre Livingston; Lady Blsssng
ton, Young. Liverpool Nesmih Sons Louisiana Muller
Richmo nc Meyer & Stacker.
BNks-w. C. Alden, Bates, Belize =. Alexander; Tvols
Gardiner St Martin. Stnrses Co Neptune tNorw BY
enne', London, W. + Schmidt Coz kiha% HSfbnso1
c. Duncsp Co. Louis Mcneil, Liverpool Lssry
Bss-Flor de Ausrsve ST. Asnans, Tereeivs aachado
CO.. Lids6or (Poitu De Olyers, Lisbon L. T. Amsnck
0rcz unbo, Rosebrook Boston. Thomp.on Hunter
schooI s.-Jpo Totem Derery, Richmond, Van BIunt
Rosa. Carver, Norfolk. n Dossetti Huntiy, Hammond
Baltimore, MAILER. Lord Querseu Miller Paine, Charles
ton Doner Potter; Music, Retchum, Georgetown, Van
Brupt slsght; Medors Bartlett, Boston, T. Peters
Wsltbsm, CLARK Boston, c. l. Pete .; b. ~ Hawkins
Griffin Charleston McCresdy Mott Co Meyroger Jackson
Wimir gton McCresdy Mott Co.. Hamilton, HoOkins Alex
andhs Merrill Abbott Clyde Br Sweeting, Nassau, NJ p
j. Eneas.
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WI aiers.

Sid from Edssriown 5th, ship Mary jerks Norm f'ehs
ss from New Bedford 5h ships Csroine, clifford. iea
and Pacific Oceans Tshmhoo (of Fsirhsyen hoouoh, f
Pscifc Ocesn bark Bevis Pierce, 20 =, -, 81. -
Spoken-Jply y, at "A TO- Ion % w. 'hh y "0a' u
incetown 81 bbls. oil. -, ~.,, &, .-...,.
Pacific Ocean. . . ,,,,.,,. g.. Nh
Pacific - nj, @ L.. Ala,
os De.clson Issld sst of Feb bark oromo, Tabsr War
rem, 40 bbls. 49,, = S.,,.l.,
etter from Capt Coffin Of bark Aabsns Of NANTUCKET
reroris her April g. of New Zeslard With 10 So
letter Capt Ray Of ship Norman OF Santu;se' re-
nortsher Of New Zealand April 10. with 80 n.
letter ship Young Hector Smith Of Nantucket reports
her with / f0s -, CT. -,
Chsntclser You're OF ProvJc.town y mos out 100 oos ol.
AR st Hole, Aug ship Plarter tof Nntectee
Pea.s Pacific DC. Bay Of Islands Feb 4 via Psinanneo
June Il with $50 bbs sp oil 100 do whale for EdsGown
spois June ~ lat Is long 81 80 ship Coroenas o"inn
OF and for Mystic, 200 Dbl. wh oil .,o
Sid from New Bedford 7'h shp Condor Paeinc OCEAN
sehr Charles Edward Dartmouth 6th had Oh oone 20
VII home the voyage rs bos sp hepois sP'ko
Jure g. lat 81 SO Ion 50 "a bark Lady sahss Robeon
Revert, clean; July lat 81 "a N lop " 10, sun, P6S
Msttspoisctt do 5th lat 81 4s, on ST. seshowe Sswbed
Ship Ctsa Phelps Of stOnuson has been purchased BY WI.
lsusk Haven Of N. London, and will be connaued IN no
whaling business and / all from the latter port
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PassenRers Arrived

In sAo iydeo from Hae,e and Southdmpto"-mr Won
Post and lady Mr. Diedew add sister NJ feans bearer 81
dispatches from ST. Peterhug Kreisse and lady Juaae
Willsrd and SOD, w EDDY, Mrs Prescott Miss Lene n
Abbott Miss Helen Kent, II. Bartlett, j. Ducron = o.
Tubp Miss Tutb spd servant, p Dontioo~ 9. hssted
H. Haddelberser H. Dudley Keller Mrs hsrdenoeis and
dsushter, C. X. Tucb ermsn A. Barley. w A. hnphy j.
Weldepfeld w. Rothschd, T.. c. Cowdn, T. r. Leo.ln
c. Fllu an T. Seity ID. Letchhed child ARD servant ss
Frost w c. Hsgserty J. Goede and lady Mrs Conmodoie
Hull Miss Hart Lamarehe lad and two children com,e
Their " sdy and T. Garandy ard lady Cap a.
b. MAJOR Mde. CsTdenss Herrera lady child and servant
NJ Csfe j. G. Schmidt, p Jsclsrd, Wslleu, r. Benedict
w Artos Y Gueiiin r. Heerey. L. Sus.burg, Wachen
hei n Mis- Doreu srd three children, F. A. Provost, H.
Kei,er snd lady Me A. Frey j. Bentsl lady and child
Wsl6ns De Gra.se Fer, C. Robber, Leoemayei, Jsr
cob Gotta Edward Block Bsbhette Epstein, Mssd tbk
Regina Gu ger helm Mo Epstein. Max Epr.t.in Eppe
tep Wolf Wolf T. Hsrenbsuer, Geo ksrp Phlip Emmart,
Max Ksueh Steiner and LADY, T. Rothschld VOL huus
H. Doper Mhs Narchapd Mrs q. Gembytype aud four chM
dreD v Justin and sdy. w. A. Msybery. g. s. Andres W.
Jube A w Francis j II Carroll, ". Walker, T. l. Walker,
g. B. Fourpier W. b. Jones, Lambrspehe aud lady Aer
ambrar che Mrs Crockett and daughter, w spencer lazy
and two Children Feero beser Of dispatches from s.di
na) Mary Smith EewYork T. Ostner, RuDge, G. nael'
nell w Glenn Philsd.lphis souart LADY 70 chifren
and servant Miss Refout ST. Louis w ~ LemaD Charleston
p R. wyctof Mobile; c. B Ives Rome; ID. Alare, Jose
phine Allaire Frsrce; Ruff Mrs hwartz ard Mrs
FoIner Mss wild, Mise Konn, Mrs Abraham Germany f.
Lister n Brodie Brcdie r II. Chandler and lady. Miss
Steveps Mrs Sim Miss Rinnment Mrs Mushau and two chii'
diem W Stark lady and i've children Mise Sophia STARK Henry
Lunn, FredeiIek Brown, England g. klan'ch-l7o IN all
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DiaasseYs. re.

s, Ma, Ann from Boston II and for Bath snchsr.s -
c.. Yii,absth nisht OF th In fog IN duserpus %
nor and the "a Increasing the crew soeLoohe1 hsf s1-
IN, iIree 70 Der ssssfsnce neI htoi AID ~sn
Of the ofthe revenue eu''7' W." s Os7rt
her 70 PortlAId -. .., l.,
Brs Red Warrior Of BRISTOL Me before report esG,syst
h, Sc tel ere July - 100 miles g. W. Of sse iaad
~ he soot rolpg into bold aer oil WHO ga y sa
Her crew were In the bat shout honr' ~ N' ~ AL
With scbr Hon er Of Beverly they bad ou' two "a = n ~s.r
And ten POUNDS breed tho captain CT ,re o r-asf
10 ale them on but said thee were oe1s 80
- Tbey then pulled hour N toe tirseI 2nn's'
on, when thew fell with schr. Thorn - who n
~ ,bem on hoard and sfer transferred - , scf.
0.n C.ot Dut,on OF Truro who inoedaioIy started fer
Nom. arriving In Proyince'.wu bth inst .
SErp WINGED RAcEs, a. Boston oh .a,ed ION hNi..
Anil u On 5h mat p-s.sd Cape Cod 10 O. S--ed
hsn Ike ship came up head the wind aud 'uck as
south SIDE OF Middle Brewster st m where she entnet
mil ia o. m next day when she w.. got on oy ansr John
Tayor She eak bat be kept tree BY lie pump Tier
cs 20 10 but little damaged -. 4, p,.,., 80, 49,.
IN Spindle Roci Ro.e Island. Saturday AteFoon sh.ts
shs remain ed until day wben s VS. move o.
spppc,ed without dan and vent g sca fth iAs-
BaRk GEN JONES hence st roroik oth *, on 49,
Point struck y hga,nlne, D's
ss CosSELus from River for Nev York po' mo
Norfolk Sth inst, having when on SoSel folL - esn
struck BY lightning ,hvens her usnos~t nom me oP 'oAa
deck. r,, ,v.,,., a., s.e,s..,,n,
o,nns Juiy rs The British Worth American brareh
.s.msr Zebra with valuable cargo, ION haYIe . LIVERPOOL
bs m .d States the LizzlTt Point On tho
,outheru Devon shire Oh IN. ga lust ar Jr y oae
nroseds Ibis afternoon with the view u protect % ~
Of the Board there spoesIs TO Do no ma 10
Greater mart OF Insured IN New lofh AoOa t2"
have been insured IN Lloyis'
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Ii W LNIELLIGEIVCE.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssI ONs-MoSDAY - idse
dir

COURT OF GENERAL sEssI ONS-MoSDAY- idse
CsPRoN presidi
At the opening of Court, John Kelly All WIN.
Moran tried aud convicted having fsloC PASSED
,eret bills tn. Steubsn Co1tv BAH tie o. Re Of
Geo Gerkn No IA Division street hell, was ssnten sd 70
the Prison fer years. and Mora for two years
Michael Hanley and ThOs. danrahaA, boys were
tired Al con eied Of burglary third degree span he house Of
NJ Jas. soenfws No SO East kisbtee, ID street hsey
the Prison for two yes md hinrs
70 y house OF Refuge. .
Am Kelly pleaced guilty to m.Dslaughter in tAe
four il having the 7th ult caused The deih Of
mary Hewitt ~ pairE her dosu stairs while hsnti With
her at No 81 IAur,Ds Judgment was susp'ni7d and
the orsor enlarged
e Iane Of Townsend Clk Co 20 dIaf on the ApsT s.
Exchange Bank Oo and thus iefraudins h" employers
day.
NOOhI VI COMMON PLEAS-SFEcIAL TtR~-AC0Csr
N-bEyOzE JUpGE BRADY
o"esph W. Trust OCT. James PiersoD.-Order stGying
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IAdvertisement.l


The following is one among the numerous let
daily received from patents treated at the NEw-YoKK
LVsS INSTITUTE; - ,o..
Or Nss1ELL--Deds Sir Twelve months ago DR.. HUSTfR
sf Broadway the road RAPID decline
nv subsequently proving to be uterce' OF the lungs
AneI beps charge constTained -
male statement, both en sense Of duty a-i s;Nos
edGm the benz a. have received from ynsr treatment by
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permit this Cfepg much for your credit for he benefit Of
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nv make esteem anf sa'e i
feeli . your kindness and for my recovery
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much lees the pleasing Of friends who utsnty
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pr.v to that expressed BY n uNrY nat aoihns
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fupgs Further, permit 70 refer TO Of ar pa
tents bonn most confidently mend Itmslt
wv Mrs. c ] DENY.
Residence corner Third and Fourth Mount
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To Or. NEsrfl.L Lung Institute, No Bond street
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We hear Of about $500, 900 engaged for the Boston
steamer of Wednesday, which amount will not proba.
bly, be very materially increased.
Tie last days advices from London by the Arsgo
represent money on the Stock Exchange as more &C.
tive, rates railing at Al y cent and in demand The
Bank of France was continuing TO purchase gold In
London at a high premium. Consols were about the
same. closing fat Breadstufs were lower. Cotton
steady.
The Ionlsn Tfmes OF July 50 says.
Of euctuaon which has been Observable for week
past Conso opened g, s5 to for money and a for the 18th
Accounts Of fresh decline the PARIS Bouse tended to
duce dune and the Of the market fat at the close
epos of Turkish loan, which believed to be
wholly without foundation E., 81.
stoei Exchange and a y cent VI" readily paid
mept Of business but there was 'ubsequer y les. 6rmes All
descriptions experienced slight reaction sales having INCREASED
,howss .s, bssvps The Six per Gents for money wore
At CI lO4 and lest and for the account at oi but
In The foreign exchanges this there ssra
ton Of importance from the rate. Of last post. III.
this evening 7o ne for money aud 7ot 75c
The New Great Britain has arrived om Poft Philip with
46 1853 ounces Ct gold valued a. fle7oco.
Produe. MARKETS state that Prices on average
well supported Sugar and refined wE"esdy; but little
ssles The operations Coffee although not
full quotations For Rice and Indigo there was moderate
demand"
The Miners Journal Of Saturday, published in the
very center Of the schuylkill Coal trade, urges the
prtsses abroad to call the attention Of the consumers
to the state of the coal trade il they want to keep
prices down to moderate rate next Winter, The
trade is absolutely snguisting for the want of de-
mand notwithstanding the large de6ciency-every.
body appears to be holding back expecting coal to be
still lower-in few weeks longer the real state of the
trade will begin to be realized, and then there will be
general rush-up will go the prices of both freight
and tolls-and the price Of coal will also go up to
corresponding rate. Those who have the ought
to sy IN their stocks now-they from so TO rs
cents y tun in doing So and they will also contribute
towards procuring a greater supply in market and
thus keep pnces to more reasonable figure in the
Winter. for the benefit of their mole unfortunate
neiehbors, who, from their necessities can only pur-
chase il TO meet their immediate wants.
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markess... Reported By Telegraph.

BUFFALO Aus lis p FLOUR duh and lower sHes 9oV
bbs at IS Is to good old Cansdan and In
diana SIS 50 for choice and Sc '0G So Is for extra Ohio
ana Michigan dull before receipt OF the Anglo SaLon
news: Gales 5000 bush red Indiana at 81 SO CoN-saies
20 0o bush at 4ec fer dsmsged and 4Si d4c for sound
closing with downward tendency OATS lower sales 10000
bush at Sc free boat RYE steady sales JUG ousn a.
-i4it for Corn .c for Wheat to New York RECEIPTS
for the 10 ending at noon to-daySofo ob Foor
20 IS, brsh Wheat 40 bush Corn p 70 bush Oats 2o
bush Rye. Canal ExroRrs-5lr2Io bush. Wheati IN,l0
OswrGo, Aug H. D p a-wHsAr dull and droopng sales
of Ot bush old Indiana Corn lower; sales Of Is 900 bush
AZ a52c CANAL PREieHTs steady Flour, +cc Wheat l2c
and Corn ice 10 New.York LAKE IMPORTS today; 1888
bush Wheat ISL 1888 bush Corn, 2o2l bush Rye. CANAL
EXPORTS. S,is5 bbla Flour