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FROM MRxIco.-The New Orleans Picayune of
the 10Th contains later advices from Mexico,
which report that Zuloaga is still in power, and
that a new ministry has been formed by him,
composed as follows: Senior Castillo Lanzas,
minister Of foreign relations; Senior Fernandez de
jaueregui, minister Of government; Padre Mi
rands, minister Of JUSTICE Senior Jorrin, minister
Of the interior; Senior Zalyidor, minister of pub
lie safety; and Senior Don Jose Garcia, minister
of war.
The general condition Of the country is IN
changed.
Santa Annals law in regard to the press has
been again put in force.
The death Of Senior Conner Faria has been an
nounced.
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0NArIoNAL CONVENTION OF TkAcHKKs "A Con-
vention Of the National Teachers Association has
been in session at Cincinnati, but their proceed
ings were not of particular importance. Addresses
were made on Thursday by Hon. Horace Mann
and Professor PhilbTiek. The following are the
officers Of the association for the ensuing year
President A. J. Kickoff, Cincinnati. Vice Pres
idents-T. w. Valentine, ". Y; ID. b Hogon
Mass; Ii. Nj. Kerr, Pa; J. r. Cam, Ga; J. 3
Adam, VT; b. Il. Hoyt, Ia; e = Hoyy, In; |
w: Andrews, o.; A. Dowry, Ky; Daniel Read
Wis J. y. McJilton, Nd /; Thos C Bragg, Ala
Secretary. w. Buckley, NY Treasufer-C
: Pinnell, Mo. Counsellors-w : SruiA.hank
N Y W. r. sheldon, Mass; ) r Guurnere
y. ID. Yeates, Md; 5. l. C. Sweeney, Ala
} b. bodd, KY; N. ID. Tirrell, Mo; C. c. Mes.
tlerode, Iowa; l.. e. Draper, Wis; Isaac Stone
III T. r. Cole, Ia; II. Mcmillan, o; o. C.
Wight, d. c. II. c Hickok, Penn; c. Pease, VI
The cOnvention adjourned to meet In w ASKING.
ton city on the second Tuesday Of August. lss0
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FRoN Rio DE JASEIRo.-By the brig w Will
son, at New York, we have dates from Rio de
Janeiro of June %.
The Diario has a long article vigorously urging
q political alliance with the United States
which should extend even to the formation of q
principle Of intervention in such cases, and OF
such character as may be judged proper, in or
der TO control the interests and protect the rights
of the various States in the two Americas" As
Q preliminary step, the Diario urges the estab-
lishment Of a line of steamers between Rio and
New York, and exhorts the Brazilian Govern
ment to support project now on foot for that OBJ
1ect.
According to the Dario the health of Rio was
good.
On the 26th Of June 900 bags Of coffee were
sold at s4as7. There were IL ,5l5 bags exported
that day. and from he Ist to the 2oth of the mont
inclusive, l27 SAT bags
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EriNEwINEs, LIQUORS. BRANDIEs, AND
f. WHISTLES.
The subscriber, Ia. ,nst Tee-iyed vey cbolos
- private ssle o. his Auction Rooms. cheas. 'ssd
gusraatesd. Jas. q. hcGCIek CO.,
a ea1VW rI ria .. s-.f So As%e'
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TIE BRITISH LEGATIoN.-Mr. Erksine, the
recently appointed Secretary of the British L.
cation, arrived in this city yesterday; and Mr..
Russell, one of the attaches, left yesterday sf-
ternoon for New York, to take passage to Eng
land in the steamer Persia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-17

THE wEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about O'Clock:
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.


II WASH NGToN cLTB a. -
AssLlSSS1i s,sIS S1ssuS
beers Of the Cub pledge ibsEssive. that tAss vai
;Psrs PS pan, to max ID: Is NO p;
has t.e -Ig,gsd for the o0ca-I a, RsffesS0s0u
VIII he Sawed by IN ex etesd caterer AZ cifs
DC och a. m. AVID every h..ur sners ards sssis
val Also py betseed a'hnxton and 18th street.
au Il .es.' Goa. OF NRsHN6EMEN1s.
EXCURSION AND CoNCER
The young men 9 ,nrseisi W tn the Wesley Cha
s ss ssao sls Con S, on w wiz z
DAY. tstn; the prcc-eds TO bs Dc Iosss7
The steamer THOMAS CeILrrS-chsrtsrsd fcr the
occasion-s.h leave the vhsrf fput nth street.
Hesss P.siii N. sh.Ie TIE senssss sll .sa.a.n
until the evening: returning time 20 reach W ash
''i's sss q fifty f'i't cfsSrs children ss pnes
Refreshments furnished on the boat by Q Iespon-
siOls person. at the s MS en-, suoes.
M,,T 0s .ls part Of ~ " TsrcSTSy cosv,,s
T. II. Havrnner !. H DanIeL
Ga ,Ls part Of ihs SsLolsrs.
JIG. iSot SMITH nih.sl' WWSvsnsspsrI.:.
s & a e st w;;I,o, c.ThO'- Srs,' q 81.
MoyNT XERN0s AND TIE TONE OF
er THOMAS COLLYER runs reg EeAS
T sss ,"s S;
the wharf, at the foot Of 7th street, NJ ~ a. IN re
tuning about "a .. IN. Fare 81. n
TOR PINEY POINT. Old POINT. NOR
FOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
For the accommodation Of families and others
wishing to enjoy the luxurles of fresh r.
fisn. yrsbs, D, sts.s, aud res Bstn xeAAa.
ing, Afforded BY those places. the tne s
sale, and commodIous steamer PQWHATAN vail
leave Washington EVERY SATURDAY. at %.
IN for the shove points, and continue during IN =
Bal season. from her he IN. at the Goa. pan
wharf. foot of 9th street. arrlvIns pIney Pepsa
m. same das, Old Pant al Ia. IA and Ne,losk
~ a. m. Sunday morning. Returning wff have
Norfolk on Monday at p VA. Old Point a 30. :,
PIuey Point at 3a. m. Tuesday and arrive 6 " sah
lnx ton az 10 q. IN. OF same day. -. "a -
Fare tlnciudlug mesls) 10 Piney POM. ~. Old
Point and Norfolk, S.; and fr the round 6ssp. os.
including meals. Children and servants hsifpnee.
Berths free State rooms extra. -
Ps.sensers vi be taken Up and landed at On ne
For tickets and further information apply o. Ne
once Of the Great Southern and SOuthwssterR
ticket ofice, NO. S72 Pa avenue. three doorS east
Of Brown's totel, or to the Captain on board We
Boat, foot of 9Th street.
CHARLES r. MITCHELL, Captain.
GEORGE MATTINGLY,
y2-d Superintendent p. ,. X. Company.
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LOST AID FOUND.

A oSl-r ioni q ,sr,,a. e. SATURDAY afternoon
IL last. 10 tie neIghhss hood of columl ian Co..
iese. On i%th street, soven SHIRTS; hive of them
MARI ei with tho names Of the owners Tbs hhder
OF the sAme " 80 he suitably rewarded ~ LEAVING
them NJ the Star ufflce. an IL 81
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DROPUsALs FOR LITHO6RAPHY.

SrkAM Fikk-woVn MILLS. ass.5-d d.
~ Foot Of Sscsafeeah street.
T. J. & W. NJ CALF. Proprietors.
DOrders may be len at the Mill or g NE Omos
~. w. eerSer Ira aad O sfrests, Nc. 80,
" 2-lm tine square souih of Ps. avenue.
Ms = 3 sos Rent cas- fE:cis,a
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EIELD'S PEAk CULTURE, I VOL, IS cents.
1 nj emors Of Rachel. by Madame de B-,I vol
Mizpsh Prayer and Friendship: by L. C. Loon
Cwea's Commentary on Matthew and Marx, I
vol, 81 =
Maurice on the Prophets ard Kings OF the Old
Testiment, vol 81.
Squier States ofCentrsl America, 1 VOL, svo. :;
maps and Iliust atoms; IS.
Major Roger She rman PotteT's Life and Adven
lures; Sis.
Memoirs of Joseph Curtis by Miss Sedgv iok !;
50 cents
Abbott's Richard Ill. g. cents.
aul7 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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~ SPORT! SPORTu
WO MATCH RACES Will come OF over the
Blfd snsburg Course on SATURDAY, the
2st OF August. The following are the>3&e
Horses and The amounts they go for:
First Race-One single dash of a mile e
for Sl0Oa side.
j. w. p. Newly enters bay gelding, by Wilton
Brown dam by Boston.
George y. Crawfo enters tay are Emily, by
NJ ustang, dam by John Bull.
Second kace-Match same day for so side co.
yards.
Geo. T. Crawford names John Graham By Wilton
Brown dam by Prime.
r. Butler enters hay mare, dam unknown.
A fine Rand OF Music engaged for the occasion,
an IL Stf THE PROpRtErnR
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AIRS. GEN. WHEELER'S SEMINARY ror
INl YOUNG LADIES,

GEORGETOWN, ID. C..
The duties % this iustI ution WI be resumed on
he first onday in September. with renewed exer-
tons the part Of the Prnclps for the cultivation
of The hearts and minds Of the pupils committed 10
her care. share OF he public patronage is respect
eIily solicited. An II eotSseIsfb
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" 4s3 Teafh Street Narth.
School for q limited rumber of young gentlemen
In Civil and Military Engineering, Draushting,
Drswing, Ornamental Writing az d the Lang uages
PhpIls who were preparing last session to pass an
examiratIon before the next Naval Board must be
punctus! at the reopenlng OF the School Duties re-
sUmsd he hrst Monday in September.
au u 3w Intel. cost ]. FILL. p Incipal.
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MOUNT VERNON AND TIE TOMB OF
IVA WASHING rQN.-Thes steam -
sr THOMAS CoLLlEk runs reg
Mount Vernon and the tomb OF washington. leaving
the wharf, at the foot Of 7th street, NJ ~ a. On
tuning about "a D. m. Fare 81. ID 10 a.
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OUR SPRINGS CoRREsPOyDENcR.-

you straight QUIT a bit of ball room and table
d'hOte gossip.
Our house is now almost filed from cellar to
garret with valid and invalid humanity We
have reigning bellies, and some elegant beaux,
big children and little children, and not a 4. w
''daIling babies" with right smart chance Of
sold folks at home ;" though not at home
All have their cOnfederates or cOrrelstives.
Husbands have their wives in some cases
sweeihearts their "lovyers;n widows their
widowers; bachelors-their bachelorhood and
myself-l have no desire except to pass ua-
noticed!
With the increase of company we have
greater diversity Of amusements, and Of course
a larger attendance at our morning PRAYERS
which have been Instituted recently, whether
Tor fashions sake or the souls sake 90 let time
and chance deteImiEe.r
The young ladies have all been on the gui pirs
for the arrival Of a number of young men dele
gates TO convention here, representing some
thirty OF the Souhern and Western Colleges or
course there will be some bean ideals among
them, aud the college boys will have a good
time. Forever yours, SALLY MAGANN
IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-The Secretary of the
Interior, in answer to an application from the
Governor Of Minnesota, has just given a de
cision relative to the law granting to the
States swamp and overlooked lands, approved
September %, 1850 the benefits of which the
Governor claims for Minnesota under the act
for her admission, Of May ii, 1853, a clause of
which provides that all laws not locally inap-
plicable shall extend over and have effect in
that State. The Secretary decides that the
grant Of September IS, 1850, does not extend
to States admitted subsequent to its passage.
and that the act of admission, approved MAY
III, 1885, does not grant to Minnesota any
swamp or overlooked lands. In the acts of
26th February and Sd March, 1857, concern
ing public lands in Minnesota, and the latter
granting lands to her for railroad purposes. no
mention is made of swamp land ; nor does any
law exist making grants of these.
of Indian Affairs has just received from Mr..
KNITTING Pritchett-who was sent to the Yank-
ton Indians, in Dacotah Territory, to restore
quiet-two dispatches, bearing date July 9th
and Aug. g In the first of these, he says he
was unable to meet the Indians, on account of
their being scattered over 20 large q circuit
engaged in hunting. In the second, he says be
met large party Of them, but could not induce
them to meet the Superintendent and receive
the presents and goods forwarded for distribu-
ton. A subsequent dispatch from Superintend-
emit Cullen states that Mr.. P. and himself have
finally succeeded in getting the Indians to con-
sent TO have meeting with them ON the 18th
of this month. %
THH CAss-HERRAs TREAfY.-Ths Telegraph
reporter Cor the /" Associated Press" sent
~
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EOR SALE-A two story Frame ROUSE con-
j teinILs rooms together with seven Lois q
,eet fronts, rum back from i2b feet ceep s
down IN choice FRUIT such as peaches. 1palrs apr
cots, May cherries and sT-pes all of he beat sc GO
tioa. Persons DESTROYS Of pu rcha sing cali and looH
Tor thI mseves, the corner Of G and 18th SITS and
Pa avenue, eaAt. For further information lDouITa
OLD CARROLL. No 5rS an l7-sr
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The Queens and Presidents Messages
NEW YORK, August 18th. 1858.

NEW fUKk, AUGUST l1tu, 1co-.
To the Honorable,
the PTsSideat of the United States:
beg leave to transmit message this moment
received f. ON Trinity Bay, explaining the cause
which prevented the whole Of the q ueen's mes
sage from being telegraPhed from Valencia, to-
gether with the complete message itself.
full reply. and date 1t this day accordingly
The operators at Trinity Bay await our answer.
(Signed,) PETER CooPER.
The President has authorized his reply to
Queen Victoria's message to be transmitted to
her precisely as it is, without change of date.
tire:
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HCAss-HERRAN TREAfY.--Tbs telegraph
reporter Cor the I" Associated Press" sent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-08-02

ASoTHER OEAsH.-Yesserday morning, about o'clock,
the vail OF three story brick tenement Franklin
street. opposite Metropolitan Hail. fell the gtou nd With
crash which awakened I'll the seepcrs in the Vicinity
The tenement IL occupied by Mr. David Walsh and ai
ly, and " the property Of Are Hines. The occupants
discovered dsys provon the vail had crseked
considerably, and appeared settling. Of which fact the
agent Tor MIS- Hines duly spprsed; but nothing
pat OF the buding and being lorevaned Of the crash
is occurrence fortunately producveo Of peithor
atty los alarm The vail uhich fell saa part Of
addition 10 the front budng and sas erected only few
years arc The aoofa not much injured, but the
side walls which support the joints appear be giving
way, the entire remnant OF the ADDITION, Will likely
fall unless Il s speedily prOpped The settling Of ths
wall 10 supposed have been caused by the undermining
Of Ire base by rats, Of which Temin there we're large
numbers about the premises.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-08-02

oUrsrIoSAsLE COGHAeE-Ths Petersburg EIprs.,
says Two youths discussing the virtues Of the sa
phur Spring tho Richnond and Petersburg Railroad
yesterday afternoon, vhen, for change OF suhJec. sns
OF them offered to bet the other dollar that he could
let the haia then approaching pas hin with1nI
sustaining any injury. The wager AeceOed By the
other for the purpose Of discovering the use tha
believing The experiment would BE- tiled when the pro-
posing party cooy enscoBced hne in ths pit some
steps distant just the tSan 'trang around the
The last hsd no Fo0Der past than the
'pttisd youth scrambled oat and commenced bIesk.
doun dance that would have done credit 70 Jim Grow,
accompanied 9th o screechisg yell thst a Kckspoo
would have envied Dor lie adaptAby 70 the green
festival IL seems that the loconotve, In passing over
the cowpit bad aecideuty dropped ofits surplus
cinders from the ash pan, which EEL red bot the
and shoulders OF the ambitious sdventurer and lev big
sparkle finding their way down bis back produced the antics
aud yeis 80 enthusiastically enscted after releasing himself
Thar be justly lost the wager very evident
Dug the reluctance With uhich he 'iorked over" IL
has no donbt gveo him dash Of wisdom which his
srseristc Sildness aud mPtudencs viii require lopg
time to chace.
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NEWS BY rELEa RAPH.
ARRIVAL or rae VANDERBILT.


h.s fesk. Aug. THE Steamship vsndertilssr
rived hors to-day IRON ,uthamp,oo With date % ths
zist TIE Niagara sss on Cape Clslr and the AgAnsm.
non on kins.le on the 18th
r oskAr Bnirsix. .s.fsI.rrr
The debates In Parliament we're Of very intere.sise
Character Various Important subjects have been dis
ca.ed smopg which were shs Jeodsh massacre The To-
dia bi and Js~sh Oath's bin. the Hudsons B,y com.
pAnys Affairs and the Nev C.edooi, bill we're so Dis
cusssd IN relation 70 sbe Jeddsh massacre osd STRAIT
lord Redeins. late Minister Constantnope advoeatss
speedy rcrsrston. IL 10 stated tho Government has no
Intention Of occupying Mecca
~rf YkANok.
The interview between the Soveregns Of France aod
England 10 take place Cheibourg, on rhe Sab Al.
gust %
Il, ...- TURKEY.
The Government has sent officer 20 Jeddah Who Il
invested with the power OF c and DEATH to
n-cELLAsrocG . srnt
,ancs and Ensland are eouee.ting nessares against
The reports concerning the wheat crop arc psomi.cg
thoushoat Eagisnd. 80
The Dutch Trading Company are rssiog loan o. ooo
goo n'rns 70 Increase the eopPsnJs transactions in cot
TIE Cotton Supply Association Of England -.re making
an enor' 70 obtain assistance Ia the OF that
tcie In the coiouies. - Vt
The steamship New York I.,eI, vreek.d On III.
Scottish coast Numbered In deep water being total o.s
The Great Eastern steamship company is involved IN
pseuy dmsui'i~s and the ship will probably be sold
The challenge Of the great Ameiicsn chez. pi.yer,
sosphy. has been accepted By the Eagiish champion.
9asen Victorss visit 10 Berlin ssad to be Of strict
ly family character. ~. = -
Turgoi tho i-se French Aab.ss,dor, bs. ,e,urr, "a
Madrid 9TH stronger evsdeoces Of popul ssisy bsn ever
nofsithstAnding 10 inisisus against him - :
go oosARsCAL-
~ Liverpool The cotton sales 49, 49,
,e.cc usies " wnicn Speeuatoss and Espof,ss took
400 eaeh The market closed steady and eeneray I'M
changed hsnches,es reposss iivos.be and PRICES
Unchanged. The weather favorabie for the crops-
Flour doll add noninally unchanged. Western 2ls to
els 3D. Baltmorc and Phladelpbia 2as 10 ~. eli Ohio
rs TO rs Wheat quiet and steady buyers d.man
ded reduction Southern I'd 10 IL I'd Corr ou.et-
yellow S4s ~ S4s 81: white 10 sss Cd Proyi.ons
doll and steady Lird slightly higher. Sag.r quiet
soss tu@pentns dull st ga Rosin du at A. 70 a. Sd
Cousos q5t. .rtUF7' :. = =
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BAPTsT NEEusO.-The R,ppshsurock Baptist Asec-
citation he'd lie list annual session. ahieh closed seu
days ago At the Burlington Church. ia King end Queen
About thirty clergynen 10 attendance and one day
IRON three 20 five thousand persons During the past
there have been added to the churches this BODY
so members-sn uBusualy large increase. DURING the
meeting, sermons we've delivered by Revs. Messrs. VIM
+ Broaddus. Jrter, s .eey PoindrIter Biting j, A
BnoAddgs, Dickinson, RAYMOND and Franeia
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LATER PRnM CENrRAI- AMFn1cI

NKv YORK July Si.-The steamship Granada from
GfeJtoun 90 the 10th Instant arrived here
Among here passengers Maxine Jerez. Who relieves
fri-arri as Nicarsguan Minister at Washington.
JsreZ bring, the Cass rsarri treaty as modified ana
ratified by Nicaragua and also the complete transit route
negotiations With Vanderbilt.
Nicaragua mech excited by rumors Of another iuya
sion BY Walker. Gen. Martinez putting Oastio in
state Of defence. r. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-08-02

Tex SITE Of the old brick tebementS which were de-
stfoJed by FIRE, few nights ago. Is desbie O,
for the erection Of handsome dwelling houses bling re-
tired and exceedingly boalthin situation, good neigh
borhood aud within stones throw Of two churchrs
and five minutes walk OF anoihet-BIptis Presbytsrian
and Episcopaian. Let the rubbish be speedily
and buildings uorthy OF the locality take the place Of
those which we're 90 long an eyeors 10 the people Of
Chnrch Hill. - =.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-08-02
HAVANA AGENCY OF

E acting ior largest and bet manu-.
w faearss Of Cgsfs IN Havana Have today
ore hundfed uonssnd a choice bran9s te
per tooand We can ~ thess CEsl pesous
mAnu'aoigfert psices via ths duty sdded.
The present consiEnm brands
shit " recoend 20 ne P1hio snsurpassi quAly
iolovbs lie, Of re brasSs Of Cigar, v h.r, nov on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-08-02

ASoruEE CHuRcH 0EeASiEkp.-The members who re.
Gently withdrew nom the ~ z. church a, Winchester.
which s attached the Baltimore Conferences. have or
gniz'd another CHURCH under the Virginia Conference:
They Withdrew because, they aege, special seats in
the church had been assigned 10 portion Of the con
Oreitkfion. = - 49, 49,
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WATfRNG PLACES.

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t.sins sale either
bote and sappy q the hssa In 'uan boxes Which
J. II. THoMrsoN co.
Lynehbarg. Va
gro. D. JONES CO.,
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JAS. n. ALLIES,
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-08-02
LATER FROM EUROPE

here 70 day The news yacht picked up her dispatches
from Liverpool to tho 2sd uit
NINA.
Gwalor bad been retakea by the British.
CHINA.
Tort and 1888 guns had been akep and 40 iueffeetunl
attempt made 20 rvats the Chinese near Canton The
hog'"n merchants had gone board the var vessels
COMMERCIAL. -
Liverpool the cotton saIcs for the three days we're
izeOOO bales including $500 baes for speculation and
he same number tor export. The market closed dull
wheat hrm tor hne grades, hut lover qualities had iaL
Zen one or tso pence. Flour dull Corn declined 10 Cd
ConaCls o5 So.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-08-02

sEED WnEsr-We learn from the Ffedericksburg Her
aid that Mr. John A. Miller Of Caroline county, sbo bas
been fortunate enough 70 harvest prime crop Of wheat
10 prime order has cold the greater part OF for SEED
sI6 per buste add that be expects 10 sell the remain.
der al the price.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-08-02
THE nARKEa

hALfHoAA, Jaiy eL-nour qa,-t nnehsneed wheat
IRE iH ec@en bat pre i higher. t5i g
Vofa rshhe 500 coats, ySiiov sobsl cents .rs
hHw ronk, lny 6lElozr sasa Of "a 500 bh
nanS1tie oaS GIs9s 90; ses.hsrn - Sofesoe shs,
tlSo Western rvd q ell 0tis eIla<li "a oon h isA
CT, sales Of 5000 bashsls; yeBow q o.