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SOMETHING'S NEW AND "
ATTRAcTTyEs AGAIN AT
THE" DRY GOODS STORE OF BROAD
STREET-No. s27.


DRESS GOODS just opened, and which we are
offering Mt prices to compete with any house In
this city. Below we append list OF portion Of
the many different kinds of DRESS GOODS we
have In store
A large lot Of JAPANESE CLOTHS Of the most
delicate and beautiful shadcs-tlo not fail to see
them:
VERY PRETTY CHESE POrLINs for walk
ing suits;
CHENE STRIPED and PLAID MOzAMBIQuEs
at 3Oc.-vcry cheap;
STRIPED ALPACAs, all colors, at 3oc.-very
pretty;
PLAIN and CHECKED ALPACAS, all colors,
at 37c.:
WORsTED STRIPED BAREGEs. III bright
colors, at CSC:
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED and STRIPED ENG
LISH BAREGES at IS per pattern, twelve
yards each-a real bargain:
BEST QUALITY WHITE GRENADINES all
colors, SILK figures;
SUPERIOR BLACK HERNASIES sllk-dgurcd
and different colors;
ming dresses
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, all widths and
prices:
GRENADINE ROBES STRIPED UNDER
SKIRT with FIGURED ovERsKIRT;
WHITE and BLACK ALPACAS ut all prices
some very cheap.
We arc also Offering elegant SILK-WARP
GRANITE POPLIN PLA1DS Mt 37c. worth
really &c.
Another lot Of those twcnty-collar P0PLINS.
LAWNS. JACCONETs. &C.
NEAT and PRETTY LAWNS ut Csc warranted
fast colors:
BEAUTIFUL ORGANIZES IN PATTERNS
and ROBES;
SOLID-CoL0RED LAWNS CAMRRICs, and
PIQrES:
LINEN LAWNS. very pretty patterns.
WHITE GOODS
Of every description, style and price.
WHITE SWISS MUSLINS-some ~ low as l5c.
per yard;
FRENCH MuSLINS, s.. wide;
TARLATANS, all shades;
LINENS, particularly for family use.
MEMS WEAR.
We fail to please none who try to select from our
LARGE ASSORTMENT.
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS,
LLAMA LACE SuAWLS,
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS,
EMBROIDERIES,
are still being offered at great bargains.
many other articles which we haye-such as
DOMESTICS:
Of which we have very heavy stock. but have not
the space to mention them.
ALL We ASK is A CALL.
IIIRSH Il GUGGENHEIMER,
No e27 Broad street. third door above Theatre.
Statesmen:
w. c. KEAS, J. II. CHENERY, ". II. GORDON.
CLOSED on SATURDAYS. mys
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Mn. CHAsE's DECISION IN THE CESAR
GRIFFIN CAsR.-Some of our contempora-
ries of the press misapprehend the extent
to which this decision goes. The AleXan-
dria government, under which Judge SHEF-
FEY received his appointment, was declared
to be valid State government. But Mr..
CHASE said nothing as to what was the re-
suit of the attempt in 1865 to change the
State constitution in q constitutional man
ner. More: The reconstruction acts do not
say that Virginia is outside of the Union,
but simply that she has "no legal State 60
vernment." They speak of her as "a State ="
and as "rebel State" and say never a
word as to admitting her "into the Union"
but of admitting her " to representation in
Congress" Our friends may rs we'll real
ize at once that there is no conflict between
Mr.. CHAsE's opinion and the policy of Con-
Gress and no sort of reason for hoping that
we might obtain relief from the Supreme
Court Of the United States.
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AT EMORIAL NOTICE.

al EMOR1[iL NO!ISL.
In accordance with the late General Order OF the
Com mandcr-in- Chief of the Grand Army OF t!ic
Republic, the DECORATION OF TIE GRAVES
OF UNION SOLDIERS IN THIS VICINITY
will take place at the National Cemetery, on The
Williamsburg turnpike. about two miles distant
from this city, OH SATURDAY the 2sth instant
under the auspices of Post No. l tG. A. R.) De-
partmcnt OF Virginia.
All are cordially invited TO attend. -,
Contributions Of flowers are Respectfully SOIL
cited, and those who are willing to furnish the
same, aud have not the means OF tr;nspoftai3on'
will please have them left at the State JouIr.dt OIL
ice between the hours of and 10 O'Clock \. VI. on
the day above named. 80 ,,,, =, "a.
The memorial address will he deil'eFe" '' ''c
hour OF - NJ.
CARRIER & Co.'S coaches will convey passengers
from the eastern terminus OF the city railway TO
and from the cemetery grounds. Fare, 70 cents
each WAY children under twelve years OF age,
half price. .,ooy
MAJOR ROBERT CARUTHERS,
LIEUTENANT EDWIN RAWDlN,
COLONEL II. S. MERRILL,
| SERGEANT HENRY RICHARDSON.
Committee of Arrangements.
my aad, 2Cth&2sth3t
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spECrAE NOTICES.

r---~--~-~~--
m WAY S. s o!
LEVY BROTHERS
ALWAYS TAKE THE LEAD IN EVERY
THING WHICH TENDS TO BRING GOODS
-~~- Down TO FAIR AND EQUITABLE
PRICES. THEY RECEIVE THREE
TIMES A WEEK FROM THEIR -
BUYERS IN NEW YORK
NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS.
GREAT REDUCTION 1t
PRICE OF DRESS GOODS:
rrhos. beautiful MARL LENOS which sold so
readily Mt asc have been reduced to soc In conse-
ouence of our having purchased very large lot
at auction lower than over.
Those beautiful ABYSs1NIAN STRIPES re-
duced to Soc. worth 75c. These goods arc In por-
feet order We DO not sell damaged goods.
ALL KINDS OF DRESS GOODS VERY LOW !!
STRIrED ALPACA-some new designs;
STRIPED MOUSSELAINES;
WHITE ALPACA, from the lowest grade to the
most superb quality;
81 SWISS MUSLINS at so and Sc worth 75c. and
81.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN ENGLISH
COTTON HOSE.
Just opened, 500 dozen ENGLISH COTTON
HOSE at CSC. pair, worth more than double
that price.
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DUCEWALL Sc ROUSS,

IL No. l2o6 MAIN STREET,
EMAY II. 1s69.-Just. received per steamers Sara
toga and Isaac Bell, two more splendid shipments
of AUCTION BARGAINS, embracing every va
riety of GOODS adapted to the season. consisting
In part of DRESS GOODS. beautiful CAMBRICS
and PRINTS. DOMESTICS Of all kinds: STRAW
boys, BRITISH HOSIERY OF all kinds. BRAD
LEY'S HOOP-SKIRTS p0O sprines). LINEN
FANS, black and colored; WHITE BERAGE for
shawls, LINEN HANDkERCHIEFS for ladies
and gents pure LINEN DRESS GOODS at CSC.
DOUBLE IMPERIAL MATING. Id and Ct
both white and checked; the best and cheapest
TOW ELS, etc, etc..gis .@s my 10
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DRY GOODS.
rARDozo, ALLsoP s FoURQUREAN

,>----,4--.~~~---.s,ss.- ---,-----,--~~o-
CARDozo, ALLsoPS FoURoUREAN
~ arc daily receiving
NEW AND ELEGANT DRESS GOODS
such rs SILKS, GRENADINE,
GRENADINE BERAGEs,
MOZAMBIQUEs, LAWNS,
H., JACoNETs, ORGANIZES, &C., &C.
Our stock is constantly repleDished with every
novelty that appears in the New York market
We would call special attention 70 our large
stock OF LLAMA and other LACE POINTS.
sACoUEs, and PARAsoL. COVERS, of new
est designs.
Making, as.iwe do, KID GLOVES ono of our
sPECIALTIES, we offer the largest and best
assorted stock to be found In this market, en-
bracing all the new shades of tho best makers,
such as sUGLA, JoUgIs, and ALEXANDRA.
Also, GOOD GLoyE.Shat we can recommend
..r. NJ ..E
as being the best acknowledgements glove
known in the market.
CARDOZO. ALLSOP & FOURQUREAS.
S.M. PRICE, JACK TEMPLE, JOHN o. CHILEs,
T. D. QUARLEs, L. p. LYONS and r. G. CARE,
are with us, and would be pleased 10 their
friends and aquaintancessr my 10
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NF A G. II N Z S III O P.
SLOAT E ADDINGT0N,
MACHINISTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE l4l5 CARY STREET, NEAR
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK: REPAIRING
STEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS In city and
country: TOBACCO WORK of al kinds made
and repaired, with all kinds OF steam-fttings for
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES AID
JUDSON'S PATENT STEhM-ESGlNE GOV
ERNOR, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-ES-
STEAM GAUGES. Every one OF these gauges
are warranted for year. We know them to be
the best gauge now In use. They are LESS III price
than any other make. 4 full line OF the above ar
tcles always on hand. We also keep HDL LANDS
PATENT SFLF-FEEDISG OIL-CUP, for shaft
Ing and all kinds Of machinery, which saves ninety
per cent. Of OIL This is the newest and best thing
now out. Come and see Il and us.
GEORGE B. SLOAT.
my 10 A. JACKSON ADD1NGTOS.
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1E~I. D. BRIGGS'S OLD-ESTAB-
LIsHED BAKERY Established In a'A.'' anu u .,,o
,ra. more business than any other bakery IN tho
c,ty keeps constantly on hand, and baking Heen
every day, all kinds of BREAD, CAhEs' sh"
CRACKERS. ,so
wholesale list of Crackers and Cakes 10y teS
barreD: O. aom
BUTTER, &c. o. r.;
OYSTER, &C. q b.; Es.rs
WATER, &c. a H.;
CREAM, Iec. o. d.;
ARROWROOT, l2c. e d.
SUGAR, I2c. a d.;
LEMON, i4c. n b.;
sPICENUT, Ac- n H.;
MOLASSES CAKES, soc. q 100:
SUGAR CAKES, soc. q 100;
made of the best material and workmanship, and
viii be sold rs cheap rs Trey can be found In the
city Give me call. my "-3m
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AuUSEMEyTS.

A GRAND SELECT MAY BALL 90
to be given mt the FM
OLD MARKET HALL on MONDAY MIG III,
MAY q.
William Baiiy's music engaged for the ball.
Grand march at Q O'Clock to
Tickets, admitting gentleman and two ladies, Si.
COMMITTEE OF ARRASGEMENTs:-John rec
ncv. j. c. Gibson, j. Powell j. 4. SPARKS .. "
Snoad. 4. =. Wheeler, and Henry Vance. :.
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L Q,
LINEN DRILLS, LINEN COATINGS,
SUMNER CASSIMERES,
BLACK ALPACAS,
COLLARS and CUFFS for Ladies,
COLLARS and CUFFS for Gentlemen,
WHITE L1NEN-BOSOM SHIRTS,
CRaVATS. TIES, GLOVES,
GAUZE UNDERVESTS,
SIIEETINGS. SHIRTINGS,
LINEN DAMASKS,
PRINCES. GIMPS DRESS BUTTONS,
CHEAP JEWELRY, &c, &C.
All Of which are being sold ut prices which must
suit.
Remember that VIC ask THE LOW EST PRICE
At ONCE, and we have but ONE PRICE.
LEVY BROTHERS,
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street,
my l. Richmond. Va.
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We call especial attention to lot Of
Al BLEACHED COTTON at l63c. per yard, which
cannot be surpassed If cquallcd, for lsc. per
ward
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL.-If Mr.. CHARLES +.
1 sNODGRASs will call Mt William hempi, =,
Saloon No. $40 north sixth street nc eau u IL,
an amount of money due him. He must can MIN
self In the next three days. IuS -.
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PIQUES! PIQUEs! PIQUEs!
PIQUEs PIQUES!
A splendid line OF these goods in all qualities at
prices that are bound to suit.
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All goods delivered in the city free of charge,
and sent by express c. o. d.
ANY article not proving satisfactory can he re-
turned.
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Too MANY Delegates.

The Memphis Convention Is another III
stance Of the impolicy Of multitudlnous as
scmblages to do anything which requires
dclibcraton. Conventions called to consl-
der measures of policy, and argue them,
should never, if possible to limit then num-
Der. consist of more than hundred men
fifty is a more active ana efficient number
than a hundred. All the circumstances
which attend the business of consultation,
debate, and action, upon propositions ana
measures involving the interests OF commu-
mites and States, are more favorable to wise
and practical action in 4 small body than 4
large one. But only think of body which
had run ND to eleren hundred ut the close OF
the first day, and the cry was "Still they
come ~ An announcement such as that
was absolutely appalling to order and de-
liberation, which must have fled upon hear
ing it. In such n body if anything wise Is
done it is not attributable to conference and
calm consideration of views, but to the
preparation in advance, by few sagaclous
men, of matters to be submitted.
But it cannot be said in the matter OF
great questions of commerce, industry, ana
Improvement, that any man can i'll advance
mature all that is proper, so that nothing
in addition that is worthy of consideration
could grow out of the Interchange of views
of body of intelligent gentlemen. There
fore, that deliberativc bodies may under
stand thoroughly what is going on, and have
some chance to improve the suggestions OF
individuals and work out and practicaize
what may spring out of these suggestions
and the debates upon them, the body must
not only be not unwieldy, but it must be
within the bounds of reason for the most
thorough intercourse, calm deliberation,
and prompt action.
A great multitude is Il great mob. No
body is satisfied but he of strong lungs and
braZcn face. whose powers of voice and as
surancc are equal to the emergency. The
attempt at debate and amendment must be
n flilure-a blocked game. The drift-wood
is too abundant for the channel, and
chokes the way. Imitation and fun by
turns sway the body, but the humor is not
creditablc to the assemblage. 1t is inspired
u. tlc SToleSuueHeSS vi lHc sltuatloli. Ut
convention resembles an elephant attempt
ing hornpipe, or line of battle-ship at
tempting to navigate brook.
If communities want business done. iii
they want deliberation that will he wise, the
good that flows from it cumulative, and all
lis results well and thoroughly digcsted--
their representative bodies must be small.
They must estimate in advance what sort OF
apportionment Of delegates among the con-
stituencies will make convention that is OF
the proper size, and make just that appor'
tionment. .....
Multitudes are hostile to reflection, and
what good comes from them in any proceed
ing that belongs to deliberation must be il
great degree accidental.
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TEAS, TEAS, TEAS.
TEAS TEAS, TEAS.
Ee'o.crop Teas received daily; selected with
great care by experts Our teas canot be surpassed
in quality price and guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton. Sold in quantities to suit purchasers-from
an ounce to a chest.
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FNTIRE NEW, CHEAP, AND
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
ROBERT G. TURNER & CO.,
AT LEVY BROTHERS OLD STAND,
No. 1547 MAIN STREET,

No. 1547 MAIN STREET,
have opened, and are prepared To exhibit to their
friends and the public. wcll-seccted and pnusI,-
ally cheap stock Of goods, purchased within tho
past ten days ut auction and private sales, since
the decline In prices, for cash.
The stock consists OF all STYLES kept In first
class house, and will be added to by the arrival OF
every steamer.
Come and see us before you purchase.
The following gentlemen well aud favorahly
known to the trade, with us. and will he pleased
to serve their friends i: WILLIAM }. EGGLESToS,
WILLIAM ID. TURNER, GEORGE X. BAGBY, RO.
5. SMlTHER, and THOMAS ". QUARLEs.
ROBERT G.. TURNER & CO.,
Levy Brothers old stand
my ll-aw near Old Market.
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ME- BENSON'S SALALEM BROTH
This truly valuable preparation is certain and
sneedy cure for letter, Ringworm, Itch, Salt
Rbeum, Barber's Itch, Poison Oak, Blotches,
pImplcs, and all other Eruptlons of the Skin. 1t
has been used with complete success In hundreds of
cases, many OF thcI Of long standing aud OF ma
Iiynant character. Certificates from some Of our
best citizens attes It's deserved merit and II needs
only to he tried to Insure relief 1t IS for external
use, and completely removes all cruptions OF the
skin, leaving 1t delightfully."- soft and pleasant.
Price, 81. For sale by all druggists,
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Agents,
myl7 Richmond, Va.
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Daily distribution Of awards viii take place at 2
VI. and S Z. VI. at 1903 Main street.
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FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.
Coffee roasted daily by the cylinder process
tanning the entire aroma of the coffee and placed
Immediately in air-tIght canstcrs. Hotels, res
taurants, boarding-houscs, and families, will find
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a few more left of those
SPLENDID LAReiE-SIZE SUMNER BRIDAL
QUILTS at sl.s5, worth S2.25.
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RICHMOND, May q, 1859.
PROPOSALS FOR HAULING WOOD.
i SEALED PROPOSALS for HAULING OAK
WOOD to the railroad track of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company at Scren-milc
Crossing will he received IT the office of a. WASH
burne Until II NJ SATURDAY, May %. 1869.
The wood lies on both sides of the track extend
ing from track to less than half u mile on each
side.
Proposals fer hauling one hundred cords or its
multiple are requested. Contract must he com
pleted by August lst and bonds for fullment will
he required
Payment in cash on delivery Of every one hun
dred cords.
INV 22-Iw JAMES II. PLATT, JR.
NOTICE TO DELIN QUENT TAX
~ PAYERS IN TIE TOWN OF MANCHES-
TERRIFIC owners of real estate in the town OF
Manchester are hereby notified that the taxes now
due must be paid on or before the FIFTEENTH
DAY OF JUNE, or twenty per cent. will be added
to the amount.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees
X. Ii. BEAZLEY, Secretary.
MANCHESTER. VA, May ~, 1862
oo-S TuSrhow
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FRICE LIST OF COFFEE
GREEN, 90, 90, IS, 90. 80, 3sc. g:
ROASTED. 25 IS, 80, IS, 4Oc.
GROUND, ?5, %, 80, 55, doc.
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CHEAP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L.
" BIDGOOD. l2l7 Main street, will sell Ave
quires of NOTE PAPER and Ave packs OF
ENVELOPES good quality, for 81; Ave qaires
LoPES for 81 Is 1--we quires OF FoOLSCAP and
dvc packs of ENVELOPES for $3.50. my iE--lw
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SULKY w 4 n Z + D.-I want good
~ SULKS. Apply, Tomorrow, at Oh Ninth
street. beyond Leigh.
my 22-n SAMUEL NJ. PAGE.
DRlME NORTHERN HAY, daily ex-
pcctcd by schooner for sale from the wharf
or at our granary and feed store. No. 1912 Cary
street, where we have on hand all kinds OF HAY
and FEED.
my 22-5t SCOTT & ROLLING
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GENERAL OFFICE, 10. lloa MAIN STREET

y '
c. Q. TOMPkINS. Managing Director.
, 1869-08-02

A f4ir dc gnsnd existed Tor lour on Change To-
dny, and, although no nhvance IN Prices was cs-
1lblltd, much fFtuer feeling Was manifested,
kA!cs OF whlic wn;c1 ex'sas ttansrtttag a 4'.s34
2.tn, rpr1nS extras at fAsa47.a, and srrng super
dnes nt s&.c.Ls2. i fcE io.. OF u1sound spring
e1uas changed hands nj Ra%saGa Sales III
c1rdt the following: While Wtnter Extras-iW
br1s "Fear!" n sa.aa; 100 b,ls no. named 4.
S''o: ets' l'r!s, brand Gtycn, On =. t Spring
E1EAI--t<l Iris 81 Hercules" at t7.al: 100 b.is
"Cole'+ Choec Extra - as t;.se; 100 bris "DlS
Lou ri S..es; ln0 hrl* Stone Mills nt 81 23t;
Rp brts a. Chicago S:anuard ExttA" At S6.a5: 30
t1:s 1ot named At ss.Go; etJ trts 10 a. SisJ; ~
900 tsas DO Al tdeo IS ors do st to 50; 10 b.s do
At {a1a SITns Supcrnues-t0o h.ls not FAMED
1t $50: ts2 br!s do nj ss.a Cnsound Spring Ell
tras-lc0 br1s not In1cd 3, taoo; 100 brls DO i:
SiM, Total, ass7 brA
Wheat wax quiet aEd sather CASTER hat no.
Ecak, thcnGh oEcHuGs wctc Tree, and the New
YORK market was reported taEle and inacsi7c.
Tic demand to tlt options. maturing to-day, ters
up pEiccs on cath lots Of Nc. :, though there was
no shipping demand. wE0c N active SHIPPING In
qulry existed for No, md rejected spring. No, l
Ea4 yery au.e. And easier. Options for reIt nonih
showed the most weakness, seller August rat1n.
1SlAc below casn, ana the difference Ftdtncd as
the session progressed The market shows I mar
gin Of at,out 1ea9oe for shipment East bat the
sh!ppers atc anticipating lower prices when The
speculative orders arc filed, and u that zhoul
ensuc while their E11ia Is m Tnts< It Tpult bring
loss. Winter wheat waA quiet and easier II xt4lc
preference above The Same grade Of spring. There
10 reason to believe that II xpuld 10 bought much
tacro freely offered, Is the mtllcFs geueeaiJ con-
sidcs II the cheapest on sch 1.uau margin.
On the Open board the tcokce Nas quiet nj f1.A
R1-34 for No spring. On Change It opened
weak II &t.stt4 for eas lots, being kc bc!o* the
cloaing price Yesterday; and cnsed OF Ac By
neon, declining 10 tl.Rst 1t The close. Sales
werr made Of 5,tao bu No, Fr.zug a; 81 -: 400
nu do At 5l-cs; s,sp bu No. spring as s1.s5; 4ao
bu do at S1.s4.: . 40 tu do At S1s4Y: r. soo ba
DO at 4le&A; IL no bu DO ut t,s4 1000 bu DO At
ttsea; e,coo ha No spring II s.,a5a; 500 pu
do n S...a: -.tto bu do at Il :+Y: .s0 hu do It
SLA; 1toG bu rejected spruS At Il u: so hu do
, 1869-08-02
MONETARY and COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

SAICkDAY EyLNISG. July 81.
The change IN The condition Of the money u,at-
kets Get,eEully both East ard West has been quite
1t cided during the past week. Trade has become
dull and mGne5 has accumulated IN tho cities In
tse Eastern markets Il hag had the effect to sstu-
|H.e the p-1ce OF railway Stocks and h2s prubohly
cpn{ rbued 1lEo, IN tome degree TO the remarkable
advance In government bonds: as the increasing
cesc Of money hHs tlAoel speculstnrA to follow
Up the effect u the Treasury purchases. In this
market, however, there being no sueh speculative
cu rlcI mrrt for The accumulatlng fuuds as tn New
lhLka unill the revival Of busucss.
I.c must Of he banks now
hive more than they have use for. and mr., OF
cooTsc oaning freely ct 10 ler ccat less. to ali
who produce satisfactory eo!lztrralA All the
bankers, honese1, arr gong very cautiously 10 IT.
gard to time. and are combining themselves 10
short time pHrer IN expectation o: q Hight EsoneJ
EcrAst ~ soon as The crops begin 10 move For
tbs expectation there srens reasonable GROUND in
the Fcci O.! abundant crops which will require
aiee staouat Of ro4tlng capital to move them,
cid also IN the crca. d,sprrs,oa OF the currcacy,
which IL now distributed u SO many ncx tt.'ls VI
circulation u thc states VI The SDuih, sad in the
Territories ls:ween this and tue raclut, vherc
uEr pa}fF MuLty MA scarcely seen II this Tune
laAt ,tnf.
Exchange eToKs scatcef In th4s market With he
@Hi!Gk ou U! FtpIuCc tHlpnClltq ara WIS ui1uer
to-day. Ea!cs tlLR Dsue al &C per 81, ,ool pro-
niur1. For rates Ut the counter md for rcn1s-
t1uecs 10 New York for country banks, the lis
ercpancr. ak Before no.ch, continues: some oF the
hanks sell a. par and others chaEgr t-ls premium
1ns 1xlc for taxing New York bills al ali the baakA
"a lilo discount.
The coItinoed advance Of government bonds n
New York during the week seems at length 10
have established stronger market In london.
Tho quotation IN tho latter to-day was s3t,, show
Ing an advance OF u since yesterday. The
price on 1his day Of last week wAa sex. The prrs-
eut quotation Ct EE, calculated exclusive OF
interest socrped Gtnce JoTl, had with the nd.
tlilon Of the exchange, u equal to 2ok cents IN
American gold In New York Whenever tie
LoGdon quotation Rhall reach 9l*. cxciuare OF
accrued tuterest-And with etesitnS exchange IN
New York at 9x-tht bonds viii bc ~ Far IN
American gold II Scw YORK
The rcenlAr as3saon1 OF the SeF Turk Stock
Exchange were adjourned this moruing unn4Non-
day mortinf, out Of respect for the death Of Henry
kecp Esq, the President OF the Sosthwcstern
Railway Company, Ar. Keep MAJ, pcrh2ps ldou-
tiatd with the intereats Of the Northwestern, and
aIso The Milwaukee and St. rrul Compauy, 10
Errn,er extent than snJ other oae individual
Al bis dca,h he held u o0o khascs Of the stock
ol tie former aud WAS also 4 large holder Of the
STOCK Of the 1stter. Ills administrative ability II
The management Of snch great corporations was
40 ~cll known thai whcn he was chosen Ptes'-
dent Of tee Northwestern, as the last annca elee-