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ct. VINCENT'S SCHOOLS,

The Day Schools attached to st. Viuoent,s .xum
Wall resume business on w ednesday next lst of
september. The large addition lat. " made TO the
house Affords q fine opportunity of rearrangins the
scnopIs anu after the experience of last year they
whl begin this term with very many adv aptage es
rhere are. In fac, three distinct schools at ST
viDcents-the Orphans School, the Free School for
aay sch0la-s, and the Pay School. This first is OF
course, for the orphan inmates of the Asylum who
IN their discipline and education, are under the Inn
mediate care of Sisters detailed for thsmse yes
The second, or Free School, s to meet the wants of
poor oilldren. whose parents cannot pay and aIj
VINO are thus clfcumstanoet are earnestly pressed
TO send their chI dren to this school, 1t s entIroy
distncr, but Just as diligently attender TO as apy
other, the training and teaching b,ing strictly alike
~ AL. III the results lie not Always what iZht be
DESIRED perhaps tile farest plalal ION OF il ,s that
the poor parents Ca seldom leave thair chi ldreu
long enough at school. The third is the Pay School
Ihe SISTERS OF Charity have a Pay School only IN
aid of the charities required Tor the support of
the orphans In this school II is literally true that
the Sisters teach. work, and earn for the Orphans
as 10 Is also true that all who send their children
there really Ear contribute to su the
and II this were not So the Sisters Of Charity wOud
not be permitted to keep Pay school Ali that in
truly required for the PRACTICAL purposes OF life all
that constitutes q sound and thorough Englise edu-
c,tIon, Is well taught this school and in ali its
circumstances, ats charitable object, its method of
oultlvatlng mind and heart, there is no more ipte-
resting or more important school for girls within
the District, combining, under a very iudicious
management comparatively little ex pense to parents
Au Sl-8t
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THO CARPENTERS AND BUI,DFRS.AND
i TO ALL WHOM 1T AY CONCERN

A Nj AN ID
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
We would most respectfully call your attention
to the following advertisement:
Just arrived BY the following named vessels, to
wit: Schooner Fairfax, of New York; the schoOn-
ers Ring Dove and Francis T.. of philade phIa;
schooner Allen, Of Boston; and by railroad
bU DOORS, of all ordinary sizes,
500 WINDOWS of SASHES and BLINDS, of or
40, 900 % feet Of 4MbULDINGs, of various sizes and
patterns.
Ali of the above named work warTented to
be kiln dried, and free from sap or knuts, and
which, for workmanship, p, We defy aIy estab.lshmer t
In the country IN surpass. As motto Is "small
profits and quick saes." we shall sell then at low
hgure, to make room for more.
All odd sizes Of Sash. Doors, or Blinds furnished
at short notice and at as low rstes by any estsb
ment IN this vicinity. inside shutters can fur
nlsh OF style at from 10 TO Is per cent less Than
the customary rates of charges Tor the same this
city.
We respectfully invite those interested in the
above statement to investigate the same to satisfy
themselves, and we believe they will profit by so
doing.
A liberal discount made to the trade.
Gail at the old stand-No 562 7th street, opposite
Centre Market.
au S0-lm ii. w. HAMILTON Il co.
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W man named Daniels, Of Jamestown.
Chautauque county, has been arrested for incs.i
with bis two dau2 hters, aged afteen and eight
gen years. .l' sl
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-Tbe
snoscrbs5 offers at private sale the property
Known az the bakery the sou tn side
Canal, near the Alexandra Aqueduc: together win
the wharf, which is about 2lo feet deep from Canal
erty. " ' p'op
The Bakery has . front of "a feet on the Canal
epd controls 50 Inches of water for driving its ma
chlnery. " mo
This property for Bakery or Coal Yard Is NOT
surpassed by any in the District. "
Also. a W ood and Coal Yard now in the occupancy
OF Hurty Orme and Mr.. Barron. This property
has front OF I'D feet on the Cana and le21S feet on
the west side of Green .trest and is as easy of ac-
cess for consumers from Georgetown or Washing
ton any yard IN the District
The above property will be offered on liberal terms,
and II not sold previously, will be offered at pubc
sale on the 3lst day of August, 1853, at O'Clock
Apply to THOMAS BROWN, las West street.
yGeoTgetown; =. +. BROWN, Pa avenue pext 10
corner OF l4th street, shing tOn d. q or To BAR
HARD& BUCkEY, Georgetown, DC.
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DIRECT TO EfL PARTs THE
:" Z q IT,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST
E
BaItinasre and Ohio Railrsad.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
PAIL RRANGEMENrs.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW
FROM R3SafNGTJiSS 3SaRfHNiGFTTJiSSsfOfet fSk ksuaGsI %EE WEST
1.t. MAIL TRAIS Isa1,.s; lS,lS.si and
breakfast at the Relay House, Washington Juno
'ion' od' oet2re pro9eee eeding vest ALI,
EXPRESS CONNECTION leaves Washington
at SD p IN, eachng Cincinnati at p. m. next day
isvlle. Cairo and the Southwest and for ST. iouis.
Kansas, & Time, from Washington 70 Cincinnati,
Sd. CTNCiNNhTi. DAYTON, fNDIANApo-
NORTHWESTERN EXPREsS lesvss daily.
,lg st washington Junction or Baltimore. leaving
To view the Grand Mountain soenery ofthe Road
IN daylight, take the 5S5 and 7.45 or AS p m.
trains from Washington.
western Virgins Rosd take the So .fe Tam m0I For
Msneita and Cincinnati Railroad take the same
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks 70 all susr-
teIs and every other possible facility will be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the
baltimere and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
=, For all points between Washington Junction and
For ali Stations between Piedmont and Whselinx
take the IS p Tram. TO connect with the Fred,
erIok Train take the sso p. IN. Train.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE TRAINS.
Leave Washington fJr Baltimore at SIS and 7.45
a: m, and $50 and Is p. m On Sunday at so p.
Leave Baltimore at 81 and sSO a. M and $50 and
B ~ p. m. On Sunday at 81 IN. only.
The 745 and AS trains only will stop at way sta
h0rs and for Annapolis connections.
The = 45 m. and SS' p m; are the chief connect
ing trains for the west, and the $50. 7&5 and SD
.. IN. trains for the east.
For further INFORMATION inquire at the Baltimore
and ONO Railroad Ticket Office, Washington.
au 10 II. II. PARSONS, Agent,
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RRADY'S GALLERY, #" TT
II SS2 Pa. AVENUE, NEAR TIN STREET,

II $50 Pa. AVENUE. MAR TIN sTRERT,
Orer SHesay, kttteahoHSs, Fant r Co.'S
40 Baakiag, Hoass.
Mr.. BRADY begs respectfully to inform the pub
he has Ieoeiyed since opening his Pho Il o.
GRAPHlC GALLERY at Washing ton he Will
contrary to ms original intention, keep It open durns
An efcient corps of Artists will be constantly IN
attendance to execute PHOTOGRAPH and Ambrotypes
I'M the hest possible manner. '' ~ e
NJ Prices ranging from 81 upwards.
The COLLECTION Of Portraits Of distinguished me .
1T his Gallery tthe largest the world AZ open Tor
public inspection svsry DAFT Sundays from
1A Amto7p,m = 05'-.-.o aI..1 10 soSm
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WESTERN ACADEMY,

w H7 Street.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Twenty four pupils only in the department of
Mathematics. Sixteen pupils only In the depart
ment OF Lang usges.
SILAs l.. LOOMIS.A A. NJ, Teacher of Mathe-
matics.
A. GEORGE WILKINSON A. b.. Teacher of
IansuaRs. so
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A DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE.-The Editor of
the Evening Star authorized to sell, on yery oc-
oommodatlng terms aud at low price, one of
the most desirable farms in the County of CuIpep
woodland, and the residue arabic land IN fine con-
ditOn for cultivation. This tract la situat ed about
three mi les FROM Culpeper Court House. Ii has upon
1t a small dwelling house and ordinary farm build
lngs. All the arabic land not in cultivation is well
set In grass. TO gentem seeking q country res.
ldence this farm offers attractions not urpassed, il
equalied, IN Piedmont Virginia. building site upon
the farm commands a hne mountain pros pect, and a
view of the surrounding country for many miles
The sol ID of excellent original quality, and peeu-
lsrly adapted to the production OF wheat and is at
present In good state of Improvement. The owner
Will sell 1t for less than its value early pcatiOn
Is made. Persons wishing to purchase viii please
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH, Ess., Ed
itor ofthe Star. an e-Iawtf
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il PHOPERTf-A AKIN oOnta ming loo acres,
less than 10 miles from Washing ton, under good
cultivation and having an orchard of 800 trees of
oscisTinas ' apPies, peaenesi aprioots,
grapes, cuIrants, Strawberries, & the same hav
ing good dwelling containing nlno rooms, with
cellar. &c will be sold reasonable terms. or ex-
changed for city property. There Is good barn
sto s staniins on the premises, eood water az tie
% acres are IN wood consisting of oak, hickory and
chestnut. The stock and crops may be purchased if
desired. For further particulars inquire of JAS. =.
SCAGGS 7tb street, or JOHN ID. CLARK, Esq,
18th street, between & and ID streets.
lS 2aNtI
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,

7 y WASHING TON, ID. z.
I The next Session OF this Institution will com
September.
App icants for admission will bs examined ON the
Monday and Tue sday before the opening of the
sion.
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
OF the Columbian College will commence its next
Session on "Wednesday, the eighth (sth) of SepteIn-
Der. Apply to
su 10 eotNovl J. g. BINNEY, President.
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One q the Steamships Of this Company. carrying
the United States Msiis for ACAPULU, <0GnS
SSALIFokNIA, and OR E6O ON, leeyet
Panama twice each month, the arr
valOf the United States Mail s. g. Comp uy's steaw-
efs, which leave New Orleans and New York regu-
Larry oa 5th and 2Dth Of each month with the mali.
md passengers connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and A.
proved BY the Navy Department, and guaranty specs
s.d ssfsfy.
The Panama Railroad (<7 miles lonrD is now com-
yeted from ocean to ocean, and 10 crossed in or {
hours The bsgssse Of passengers Is checked in New
York through TO San Francisco, and passenger are
embarked az Panama by steamer at the com pany,a
expense. The money paid In New York oovers eli
eX penses OF the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
San Francisco, to prevent detention IN case of aoo-
dent, so that the route ls entirely rtltabls-no hl-
are having occurred IN eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they Az
rive at Aspnvall.
Conductors TO through BY each steamer and tsks
charge of women and children without other 1roteo-
tors.
For through tickets st the lowest rates s,pIy a
tAs Ax xsncJ, In West street New York, 20
i. w. RAYMOND,-ort 20
Armstrong;, HARRIS CO..
bA-n BARTLETT Boston.
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rLINTON ACADEMY,
NRS. GEN. WHEELER'S SEMINARY FOR
lV yOIING IADIES

CWH5T U M0WIgONleTy urd DuHOdTt0n StS.,
GEORGETOWN, d.. T..
The duties OF this institution viii be resumed on
the first NJ onday In September, with renewed exer-
tons the part ofthe Principal for the cultivation
Of the hearts and minds cf the pupils committed to
her care share of he public patronage respect
fully solicited au II cot SspI5tk
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H'OR SALE-A Market and Gary r. ARM of
= about 81 acres, with all the necessary building s.
6e Ia hne couGltIon. 1t is situated in Alexandria
county, va about five miles from the Long Bridge
ana W. from The Georgetown aqu edact. II will be
SOLD low and on accommodating terms Apply bY
letler, through the Post Office, to JAMES w
BURCH, Washington City, au2;- ;-tf
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~ p. NJ. DUDANT, q
Nm II dat his we'll now u Restau- @HS
NkkH rant on tae northwest 4S w
~ corner of Penn. avenue ~ Shaf7ekS

stanty in receipt Of every obtanabie luxury for the
palate, In the procurement OF which he spares
neither ex pense nor pains.
His GAME, OF all descrlptIOnk-0rtOlan.W Wood
oock. X eed Brds. Snipe, &c his r FiSH-Oysters.
Spots, Shee phesd, TsIOfs, Mackerel, Crabs, Perch
Rock, Bass DC, &C., Were never surpassed In this
market, while his LIQUORS and ST. CARS pro-
verbally challenge competition with any sold In
any Restaurant in the United States.
The management of his cuisine continues under
his Immediate supe vision, (sInoe $ recovery from
his late sickness) and he pledges h is untirng ex-
ertIons to continue the reputation of his establish
msnt the very first of the kind Ill the Federal
Metropolis, and respectfully sOcs his friends and
the public to visit il. sell
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For Rent and Sale.

kNnk SALE7A new BRICK HOUSE, No. a5-
a nth street, between Massachusetts ay enus anr
M street containing i've rooms, a pa ior. dimng
room ana klteheB, and carriage house. Will he So't
On accommodating terms Possession xiyea iynn1e.
diateiy APPLY On the premises to JAS. +. FERRY
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Educational.
EMERSON INSTITUTE.

kmEhSON INSTITUTE, -r. -... ...
II N street, betsreen l2th dad 1Sth streets.
SELECT Classical AND MArHRMArrAL School
Il. FOR BOYS. : =
The SIX Annual Session OF this Inst,tute oo,n
menced the lst day Of September. The humber of
Enpils Is limited and the School 10 stricfly select
The frlnoipal claims the privilege of
tins Institute as emphatically q Grammar School,
Inc classical course Is especially thorough. Stu
dents wishing to prepare for Colere will have the
benefit of careful training, - o''e ''e
Terms per qusrter for the Enslish branches,
$l2.5O for the full course, SIS
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CAyIIoS.-So many frauds and imposi- oe>>
hons OF varlous kinds have been ately 1k4Gx4
gerpetrafed on travellers bound TO CALI -
Agent for passage By the u :. Mail Lire, Pana-
ma, IN the city OF New York, feels It his duty to
Ihat 70 Avolp IMPOSITION, they must BE careful to
mo the true once OF the Steamships Of the u. q.
Mai Line, via Panama Railroad, as 10 other on a
In lew York is authorized TO engage passage.
Ihe Companies have only oh:oe in New YORK.
yhlch 40 At Ia W est street, of Warren street,
Dany's Wharf.
IL Observe my sign over the door.
EW. kAYAONp, Asset,
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a ( For SALE or EXCHANGE IH FOR IN
fkOvED CITY PROPERrY.-A Farm of Fifty
acres, miles from Washington and the same dis
tanoe from Aiexandrla, and miles from George
Mr.: +. fulee. Esq, and OF the lands of the late L.
b. Hardln Esq. The Farm is divided into Il elds
with water IN each held a line orchard, ard house
containing rooms, with good cellar and back
Kitchen, stable, and all necessary buildings IN
good Order now In the occupancy of T.. Yulee ESQ =,
who Will show the property aud give information
[espec ting the sale. Information can also be had
from w. ID. w allach, Esq, Edi'Or of the star
Possession given on the list of January. 1853.
lS lawtf d.. WELLS
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METROPOLITAN G0LLEGIATE INsTI-
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Fletcher House, 44 T. street. between 9Th and 7th
ats, recently occupied by the Misses Rocker.
6 The duties Of the Institute will be resumed the
hrst Monday In September.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.,
T. II. HAyKNNER, Natural Science.
MRS. 1. u HAvENNRR. treceptress.
key =; NEWMAN HAuk, A. NJ. Languages and
Rev; Z. F. MORGAN, ID. D., Lecturer on Moral
Miss M. VIRGINIA HARkNEss, Preparatory De-
. partmeGt.
Miss TAcEY DANIEL. Musio-Piano.
Mlss f. A DANIEL, Vocal Music.
Miss ALICE ADAMS Drawing, t..
Mrs. +. J. MYERS, Painting.
TERMS.
preparatory Fepartment fr m S5 to 50 per quarter
Gol eglate Departn ant. Engs h, from 10 to s ~ So
French: German, Latin. Greek, extra.
rof CIRCULARS, containing fall information, ad
dress the Principals. -
au a-aw MR. 4 MRS. .TH.HAvENNER.
FEMALE ENGLISH AND FRENCH COL
LEGiATE INSTITUTE,
No. 1872 street, Gadsby's Rotr. Washington, ID. C.
The duties OF this Institute will be resumed on
Monday, the 9th of September.
Circulars stating terms, course OF study, &C.,
can be obtained at the Book and Music Stores.
HIRAM tORSON, Principal.
Nine; c. ROLLIN CORSON, ,Vice-rrincipal.
au 8 Inn
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BOARDING AND DAY Sc HOoL,
=, Inc ounes OF thIs institution will be resumed on
the 18th day of September next.
fupls from washington conveyed to and from
the Seminary without charge.
NJ. J. NARROWER,
au Z6 ttDOfl Al
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n ABBEY HAIR WORK KEPhIREp,o or takep
Il in ex ohange, st GIBBs' Wig, Braid. and cR,l
Mssst stsosoJ, ", avenue bstvssn sk and Ion ste
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ENOR SALE On accomm odatins terms two
small BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, in
Square 454, between 9th and 9TH streets west, and
and north. They are IN a business part Of the
city. convenient to any kind of work, and suitable
fJr persons who want houses at low prices, pply
to POLLARD WEBB, No. 52O 7th street. au 81
ENOk RENT-The large room over Richard J.
Il Ryon's Grocery Store, corner of 9Th and % sts .
iormery occupied by Gideon's Bindery. Inquire OF
RICHARD RYON. an 10 i'm
EOH RENT-TWO ROOMS In the third story
u of the building ocou pied as an of6oe nv q &
Wallaeh, and lmmedlately opposite the City Hall.
Apply to RICHARD WALLACE. ap6
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n BROOKtVII,i.E AND WASHINGTON,
Leaving DOTsey's Hotel every Monday, Wrdnes-
day and FTldRy, Tor BrookevIl!e, al B6r1az =
ery Tuesd-y, Thursday snd saturday E1k[xS1
NJ o'clock. Further Information ESQ be OhtaIned
by 50 -lv,nT at Dorsey Hotel, corner 7Lh and ste
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a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF RAVEN.
n Baoon & Cos. PisnofOrtes 40 always 10 be found
a. an .ns g Music store 0i w. @. METZRRoTr.
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We are now receiving our Fall stock Of URNI-
TURE and ID u 3 EF NISHIN GA
GOODS. and se ling lower than any otherW
house IN Washington. Wevould invite al -
"Qulck Sales and Small Profits"
Old Furniture taken IN exchange for new.
JOHN B0NTZ sRO.,
au n-ly Odd Fellows Hall, 7th 81.
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IMPORTANT INFLUENCE has been brought
10 bear the Admlnlst tr6tlon, who nave declded
10 despatch the g. line Of battle ship Pennsylva
pIa 10 the Gulf of. Mexico. It ID said that Commo
dore Stewart ~ t0 assume command. and the pm
vate stores of cabin I'd ward room. inelud
lng old wreck whisky, have been already ordered
from JONAS 7. LEyG's new Wine and sPsrit
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DIANOS FOR SALE AND TO RENT.-A
II ereat variety of new and second hand
PIANOS always on hand, from the faoto-
ries of SteIuway a. Sons, 10 New York; A.VtNtV
n Riechenlach, in PhI8delp phia and knabe a. Co,
IN Baltimore, which will sell or rent on moderate
and EASY terms at my Piano Wareroom, No <e8 nth
street, above Penn. avenue
se I-sms fRED'K. G. .REICHENBACH.
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COMM RCIAL.
Monetary.

There is slight improvement 10
NOs' money matters, the demand being less
'''' II md the supply increasing The Banks
?'''"s -. week have been discounting more
. .s,I though not to sufficient amount to
aOe''"y ,,.nts The bill making provision
H's' n,yment to the Railroad companies OF
"' ~ ior,, due them, by the State hes enabled
TX .amDanies here to reimburse to some extent
2' ''' rsceiyed from the Banks, which has
~ 49, - materially to the relief OF the COM
''"' The money market in Baltimore is still
~-". =, bo, in New York, the supply is very
co., and increasing The Tribune Of Thurs
'',,,-aThe features Of the money market
%. .,.,lI those of extraordinary abundance. Notes
- ~. sigaes, grade were negotiated Yesterday
osr cent, although such transactions are
.aa,,s exceptional. On CALL loans have
n,3. at 1 per cent, and to borrowers IN
~ landing the supply at this rate is album
=, =, Leading securities. Some OF the banks
80. bs.n buying up Treasury notes OF the new
.. =, premium, TO employ their surplus re-
.,,c.. We hear OF purchases yesterday by
~. hanks 10 the extent OF $65o,oOo."
Cold and Silver are in abundant supply and
:. Washington, Baltimore and New York, the
l,,,sr is at a discount.
The Banks are making active preparation for
..,,nn,ioD on the lst proximo, but the change
81, will scarcely be felt. Good paper on the
.,,se, IS more easily negotiated and rates are
..,5,oy downward. Second class paper goes at
,,a2 = cent per month.
r,cu,sGE.-We quote Exchange on New
York Baltimore and Philadelphia at &C., with
,.,v moderate demand and declining tendency
STOCKS are dull, and transactions very limited
o,o,,,ions for local stocks are nominal. There
-. b.sp a decline in Va. 6's in New York.
LAND WARRANTS are without change. We
give New York quotations as follows; AZ acres
9sdI0O l2O's S33S6, 1905, and SOS ssaso'
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The receipts of Flour during the week nave
been fair, with moderate demand. There is
some enquiry for Extra and Family by the Guy
trade, and for export there is light demand ior
Super Quotations remain without ens"se
The market for Wheat has been dull with mod
crate receipts and quality interiors last sales o,
whit. a, l02, los, and l0sc.; red IS, lo3' and
lose, closing with a more active demand
Corn has been in active request, and prices have
been advancing. Sales on Change yesterday Of
whit. and mixed at 66(S67c, and yellow at &c
Rye is dull Sales yesterday at e3c. Oats are
also dull at 33c for bright. Seeds are IN limi
ted demand, and the market is dull. We quote
Clover Seed at $5.l296$525; Timothy $3.50
Plaster and Guano are in fair demand, without
chance in quotations.
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Baltimore Cattle Market, April 8.

CATrLB-Beef Cattle were in rather light
supply to day, and the sales show an improve
ment in prices since last market day, OF 20 cts
Y 100 lbs The offerings at the scales reached
400 head-50 head OF which were sent to Phil
sdelphia. and the remaining $50 head were taker
up by Baltimore butchers, at prices rangins
from So. SO to 1925 on the hoof, equal to S7A
$9. so nett. and averaging 50 SO gross. Their
were but few Cattle sold at either extreme.
Hoos.-Hogs are still selling at $7S$7.aO y
100 lbs nett They are in only moderate sup
ply.
onExP Sheep are in fair demand at las
weeks quotations, viz :-$3.756$5 y 100 lbs
gross.