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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-09

port nolc and make them from american acoOt.---
This will he beneficial 10 both manufacturers
aud farmers, increasing the business of both;
and this we call the genuine Wing doctrine
Locoloco EDITORS and politicians may clamor
against il; they may say as they have usually
said, that il is tho manufacturers who will renp
the advantage oi'this additional ten millions
of woollen goods. fit were true,why should
not even they prefer to have american manu-
iacturers derive this advantage instead OF BRIT
ISL manufacturers? Are they the British par
In? On this subject they certainly are. But
the assertion that the manufacturers will desire
all, or most, of the advantOgc,is untrue. What
constitute these ten millions of dollars worth
of British woollen goods, which we buy an
nually? TO begin with five millions consists
of British icool, which is brought ms directly in
competition with our wool-growers as 1t
would be if imported manufactured. In
thc.ncXt place, some three millions more of
the ten consits of British labor in the process
ofmanuiacture, and in British beef pork, grain
&c., upon which that labor was subsisted-all
which is brought in competition with Amerl-
eau labor and American productions. There
are left some two millions for profits on the
use of British capital, and that TOO completes
with our own. Classify all the items which
20 to make mp these ten millions of British
manufactures, and il will be found that eight
teuths is to be set down to British farmers and
lnborers, who thus come in competition with
American farmers and laborers. This is true
ofall wooleu manufactures; and indeed, TO a
greater or less extent, ofall manutactures:and
thus, in point of fact, protection to monuihc-
lures is essentially protection to farmers and
laborers. In this way, ifin no other, the Tar
|iffoflSi2 has been essentially advantageous
TO wool-growers; of which no better proofcan
he demanded than that afforded by their peck
cts.
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Stage Fare Reduced,
Gayler's Fire-Proof Salaman,
der Safes,

TVyHE subscribers having received an agency
4 for the sale Of Gayler's Salamanca Safes
are prepared to furnish them to order al New
York prices, adding freight only from Con.
cord Z. " T. FAIRBANKS i CO.
St Johnsbury, Jan. %, l-iG 4NH
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Concord Railroad.

WLNTER ARR.qNG EbfENTS.
Fare reduced to 81 10 from Concord To Boston.
ON and after the ist of Nov. Passenger
" trains will run daily, Sundays excepted,
in connection with the Boston and Lowell, and
Nashua and Lowell Railroads as follows, viz.
Leave Boston at 4 NJ, II ~, and . 81.
. Leave Concord at AZ a NJ, II ID 4 and 81
.PM.
Trains from intermediate places will run as
follows, viz: UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell nj $40 An, 1913 81, ~ b:4 NJ
do Nashville at $50 4 M,l2l & 6:5Or n
do Manchester 9:35 A IA N Il 7:25
or Immediately on the arrival OF the cars rom
Boston. DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester "a A N, 1875 p NJ u 4rM
do Nashville Ga ~, II N N > r
do Lowell, Il M P NJ; 81 Pm.
or Immediately on arrival Of the cars from
Concord,
The second train from Concord arrives IN
Boston in season for Passengers I" take the !
o'clock train 60 New York.
The road connects with the Boston IL Maine
Rail Road so that passengers may pass be.
twixt Concord, Havcrhill, Exeter, Dover and
Portland either way daily.
Stages Immediately on the arrival Of the frs
train at Concord, leave by various routes Tor
Hopkiuton, Newport, Cllremont and Nmdsor'
for Lebanon and Hanover; Plymouth and lia-
vcrhil; Canaan and Oxford; Meredith Bridge,
the I'd day from Boston, Stages reach Royal
ton, Middlebury, Montpelier, and Burlington
connecting there with the steamboat and sta
yes 10 Ogdenshurgh; stages also run from la
vcrhill tn Stanstead connecting there with
stages 10 Montreal. Numerous other stages
conneoting with the Concord railroad run 10
the principal towns in New Hampshire, Yer
mont and the Canadas.
Stages run daily from Franklin and san
bornton TO the III o'clock train, returning at
ter the arrival of the I'd train from Boston.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run daily as follows;
Leave Boston at 81 and arrive at Con
cord the same evening.
Leave Concord at - and arrive al Bos-
ton at a the next morning.
Freight, First class, 81; second class, s., 90.
Freight should be delivered at Concord aud
Boston an hour at least before leaving, TO in
sure a delivery by the first succeeding train.
All passengers baggage should be marked,
and when valued at more than so, notice
should he given and extra charges paid, or No
cIaimfor damage or loss beyond such sum wal
b, allowed y. q. JPHAM, sup I.
Nov !, lSi5. i32yl
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FARMS for SALE,

C,ITUATED in Kirby, four miles from St.
- Johnsbury East Village, one contains lao
acres Of Land 80 of which are under good
Improvement, and the buildings upon II are
good.
The other Farm adjoining the preceding
contains 100 acres of Land, 60 of IT being UNI
der Improvement, and has upon IT good SUI
gar orchard and also buildings.
For further particulars enquire of the sub
scribcr now on the promises,
JOSIAH BEAN,
Kirbv April ID. IsA6. 455eowtf
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Mill-0WnerS. Look Here /!

TEyO ali who own Saw Mills or are concerned
l. in them, we would respectfully call your
attention TO the followng:-Wc the undersign-
ed have purchased the useful improvement of
setting logs on Saw-Mill Carriages, invented
by BENJAMIN Webb, of New York. This
Patent is considered by those who have used
IL of the greatest utility of any thing Of the
kind that Inns ever been got up The tail end
sets itself and the other is set with lever in
two seconds; the log after it is turned and dog
red is all sawed before it is undoggcd
We now offer IL for single mills, towns or
more, in the Counties al Caledonia, Orleans
and Essex Castings may be had at Paddock =
Furnace. 81 Jchnsbury, in about twelve days
from this date. HIRAM HOWARD.
BENONA HOWARD.
Nov. -, Is45.
We, the subscribers, hereby certify, that
We have one of Wcbbs Patent Improvements
for setting logs now in operation in our Saw
Mil in st. Johusbury-that we consider the
same a useful improvement 10 be used in Saw
Mills-havc no hcstancy in recommending il
10 othcrs--making saving Of at least one
quarter Of thc time in saving, also saving
with more accuracy, and less labor.
SOLOMON ANDREWS,
439m6 LORENZO BERRY.
~ Alonzo Newton, Paddock's village, st.
Johnsbury, Agent for the above.
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Moral Readings.
FORMATION OF CHARACTER.

The tray to true erce'ienoe is not 10 gtSct &C.
cctrici,y, nor 10 aspire qter .fec splendid per
0rmqnces but to m uP our lipes i5th a sober,
modest, sincere, q6ectionate, Gssiduo,ls and mi
form conduct. Real greatness attaches 10 char
actcr; and character arises from course Of
action. The solid reputation ola merchant
arises not from his having made his fortune
by few successful adventures; but from
course ofwse economy and honorable indus
try, which gradually Accommodating, advances
by pence to shilliugs and by shilllngs to
pounds. The most excellent philosophers
are not those who have dealt in splendid
specumtous and looked down upon the Or
binary concerns of life as things beneath their
notice: but those who have felt their interests
united with the interests humankind, and bent
their principal attention to things otreal and
public utility Tits much the same in relig-
ION We do not esteem man for one, or
two, or three good deeds, any farther than as
ttiesc deeds are indications Of the real state
ofhis mind We do not estimate the charac-
terofChrist himself so much from his having
given sight 10 the blind or restored Lazarus
fiom the grave, as from his gong about con-
tinually dong goOd.--FH'le''s Life Of Peace.
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GoODALL g. HILL

TTAvE just received from Boston general
y u assortment Of
Spring and Summer Dress Goods,
Bonnets, Hats, Kid Shoes, Umbrellas, Para
soils, &c.--o good supply of W. /, Goods
Crockery, Hardware, Nails, Glass, from and
Steel, Paints, &c. Also 5000 lbs. dry and pick,
led Fish, coarse and fine Salt, all Of which will
be sold ms low rs can be bought Mt any store,
or out ofany Pedler's cart in this country. We
will take in exchange for Goods all kinds OF
salable produce, good credit, and cash down
not excepted.
Gentlemen and Ladies', please call.
We have on hand and for sale ION. clear
pine Boards; pine clapboards and shingles and
are constantly receiving moro.
GOODALL &. HILL.
West Concord, VI, April 25, 1916 456m3
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7 A lilo R INGl
TIT CURTIsS would inform HE o,..
Re that he continues the 40 'uS'omc

TIT CURTISS would inform b;s a.,
n 70 that he continues the 0uSlomers
IHILORLNG BUSINESS
and will be happy to wait ON Mi ,rho
vor him with their custom. ''' may ia.
Also, that MR. BROWN has rc,rru.,
n. York, where he has taken ever r, ons from
forming himself in regard TO tbe i iate IN IN.
most fashionable styles of cutting and pn, and
Gentlemens Garments for Spring and I't sl
mer. '"u sun.
G'All work entrusted to our care shall,
executed in as good style as can he oi'sl be
fit warranted to
Il. G; would say that he has received h.,
~, Particular attention given to cu,,i,
st. Johnsbury, April 7,ls46. 1,nc
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LOGT.

RETWEEN Waterford Upper yilIoco ~,
~ Concord, large calEskin Pocket Run Una
containing several Notes payable to the Do oWi
scrIber' and sundry other papers with six dbl
I lars IN money. whoever will return s gG,i
zoe, BOOK or give the subscriber informo.
rewarded. NATH'T pHIrI 1u LA
Concord, April %, 1916. An T55,s
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REPRESENTATIVES. OF WAR.

Rev. Mr. Mofiat, the distinguished African
Missionary, relates the following incidents
A little band Of converted Africans, with
others around thom, had met on Sabbath
morning in the centre oftle village IN the o.
pen air; to hold the early prayer meeting be-
fore the services ofthe day. They were scarce
~ seated, when a party of marauders ap-
preached from the interior. Moslieu arose
and begged the people TO sit still and trust
in Jehopri, while he went to meet the marau-
ders. TO his inquiry what they wanted, the
appalling reply was, ''Yor cattle; and 1t is
at your peril if you raise weapon to resist. :,
"There are my cattle" replied the chief, and
resumed his position at the prayer meeting;
A hymn was sung, a chapter read, q then all
lneeled in prayer toGod who only could save
The sight was too sacred TO he gazed on by
the band of ruffians; they all ,cithdrew 'cithout
touching a single article belonging to The people.
1t was the secret consciousness ofthis pow
err the good man has for enIisting Omnipo-
tencc in his favor, that led the prosecuting
Queen Mary to say, she ,0as more afraid Of
John Knor's prayers, Than cfd'' army often hou-
sand 81.
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NO WAR NTH ENGLAND!
A N wv E Establishment

TINE subscriber has opened sloD in N,
1 Howe's brick building opposite the HotoI
at St. Johnsbury Centre, Vt. where he is rondr
to execute all business in the Tailoring linz
with prOmptness and attention.
The public will find their work done as well
as any where in the State, and Boston not cT,
ceptcd
All garments entrusted to his care warraaa5
to ut or no pay will be required Work don,
Mt short notice and on reasonable terms
u Particular attention paid 10 cuttirc Fl,
others TO maze J. VI. HILL
p. S. Ladi,s Habits and RiJi,g D,css,,
cut and mado 10 order and 10 conform IN me- Lot
est fashions.
ST. Johnsbury Centre, March q, ls4G. 454tr
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FOR THE LADIES !

TLORENCE. Gipscy, and Fancy
Il BONNETS and RIBBONSj
Barnqe Shawls, White Goods and Lnces, &c.
for sale by J. JEWETT ~ 90.
Barnet, April, lSi6. 453f
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.Wrisi Driccs OF loooi, Jlly '42. and .1Luch 'lG


do picked, Ga 10 II IL
This shows anpveragc advance Of cents
per pound on domestic wool under the Tar
III Of -. and Off 81 cents on Bucnos Ayres
wool 1, is also worthy of remark, that alto
gethcr the highest advance 81 cts. is OF the
IL blood mcrino-the very wool which DC
we are To hclege the Locoioco oracles.) is
most seriously affected 10y the importation of
South American wool!
We began this article, intending 10 write
paragraph, simply. upon the preposterous
prediction of the Journal of Commerce; and
have literally tunblcd together these facts as
they suggested emsclvcs-ofcoursc with
uut regular order, as we began with 40 spec
ial design. 7 he conclusions 10 which they
point arc, Hrt The T'riFof 1912 on lcoo' and
,cooVens ought not to be reduced; Bat on The other
han4.lte act slou'dJc L1TF'ROYED and PER
FECT'ED. bV Increasing he degTcG Of proicc-
ton, miil Tie United States ean manufacture her
orcn ,cooPcns from her oirn iDOOl These Unit
ed States are not, TO their shame be It spok-
en-, lbut Outright ought to he free and indcpen
dent ofall other nations for wool and wool
lens, so long as wool grows and water runs.
II has been our purpose for some time 10 Use
II little Locofoco evidence, in order IN expose
the frauds upon the Tariff oil2,in ihe impor-
tation ofSouth American wool. We will do
IL in our ueNt.--UdtcimGH.
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GRAVE STON ES.

rNNHE subscribers having bought the Stock
of Mr. Dmick, are prepared to furnish
GRAVE STONES, of any quality and pat.
tern, durable and finished in the best style, and
as cheap as can be obtained from any other
quarter.
Orders by mail or otherwise promptly nt-
tended to. WILDER y HIGGINS.
st. Jobnsbury Plain, Feb. ~, 1876 446u
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BOSTON y WORCESTER Raj ROAD.
Summer Arrangement.

EsSsssEEsss ssatssss Eisz..Sssssfs 50 AL "A
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FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road, Albany,
Hartford. New Haven and New York via New Haven, at
lOA. NJ. and Al PM, stopping at Hey Stations.
With Passengers from the Norwich Rail Road at 10 AM
stopping at Fay Stations.
With Worcester Passengers, att and 10 and a PM
stopping at Way Stations.
With Passengers. from NecYork by Steamer TO Norwlch'
early every day except Monday, stopping only at FTGm
ham. 800 !,
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Ran
Road every afternoon except Sunday.
FROM BOSTON.
FOR albany and Western Railroad Hartford, New ia
and New York, at u A. M. and p Nj
For NortUich and Stations on the Norwich haronu, NJ
II A. NJ. and Il P. NJ. ,,,.. ~,
For Rorceste7 and Way Stations on the worcester Rail
NIB The 5 P M Train will stop at any sstion
East of Needham.
For Afiklburu nj "a A. NJ. and P. NJ.
For Ne, York via Norwich and by Steamer, every day
excep: Sunday at 5 P. NJ
For NeaU York by Long Island Rail Road, on every day
except Sunday at 81 A. NJ
For ALbanv Express Train, at "a M
FROM MILLBURY.
For Boston and Way Stations, daily except Sunday al
y NEWTON TRAINs--lSee small bills.>
Sunday Mail, from Worcester at ga M-trom Boston at
I'm
All Baggage the risk ofits
Fares are less when paid the Ticket Offices than in
the Cars VIM. PARKER, Supt.
April Is, 1876. tia
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GREAT ACCOMMODATION

Cheapest and quickest route to Providence.
@ssa - THE Southbridge s Prov
zEEszsT1Y3S T8p idenee Stage leaves Fish
VsTssssl Ia "a ne eryille Depot, on Monday Wednes
and Friday, on the arrival Il
the first Train Of from Worcester and
Norwich at IL O'Clock AM, and passing through Thomp-
son, Chepache Greenvle, and Fruit Hi arriving at
Providence at O'Clock M. Also. leaves the Pomret
Depot Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. II O'clock
the arrival of the cars and passing through Chepachet
Greenyie, arrives at Providence at O'Clock p Nj.
RETURNING. Leaves Providence at ii O'Clock A. NJ,
and passes the routes above indicated meeting the cars
tor Worcester and Norwich and intermediate Depots at
Pomret, Monday Wednesday and Friday and at Fish
ersvie on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. and arrives
at Southbrdge at O'clock M,
Passengers by leaving Worcester in the 10 O'Clock train
of cars, will arrive in Providence from three hours
earlier than by any other rontes
Passengers at Providence be supplied with tickets for
any of the depots the Rail Road Stage and Rail Road
Tickets be had the Ticket Office in Worcester for
Providence at lower rates of fare than by any other
Books kept the Manufacturers HOTEL in Providence.
Nov IA eod6m BENZ. GREEN. Proprietor
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Great Newspaper, Periodical and
CHEAP PUBLICATION DEPOT.

FOSteT 81, directly South Inn Temp. House,
WOR CESTER
g THOMPSON would inform his friends and
~ customers that he has united with his Establishment
the PERIODICAL DEPARTMENT of S. II. LEONARD-al
hose VINO have subscribed to Leonard will be supplied
the above place. reasonable terms as has been before
offered elIF7sI Ell
mr thompson would give notice that he prepared
70 supply every variety Of reading published by The
[St publishing houses in New York, Philadelphia and
Boston as soon they are out.
All those subscribing him win be supplied promptly rs
soon as the works are out. II Worcester March 10
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ADAMS Il CO.'S
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore
ACCOMiEO11g ITOY E,AIEs.
DAILY excent 1gnAay

yss5RsslE5555F & CO. forward Goods Parcels Money,
~ &C.. and make collections Norwich,
--AS---SA-New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Pitts
burg and St. Louis, with the utmost prompnde giving all
possible all and any kinds of business of the
description entrusted to them 1FA & co. also forward
Parces Letters, &c. to all ports Of Europe.
OFFICES-9 Court St., boston I55 Main ST., Worces
IS Shetucket St. Norwich; B. F. Boles, N. London
s5 Chesnut St. Philadelphia; Wall Street, New York
Light ST., Baltimorej Penn Avenue, Washington 65
Fourth ST. Pitsbnrg corner Pine and Water Ss ST Louis
L. L. MASON, l55 Main Street Worcester
ALVIN ADAMS,
Worcester, Sept. H. If w. B. DINSMORE.
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MISS WINCHESTER

MISS WINCHESTER
l. AZ returned rom New York with variety OF NE"
- GOODS together with the LATEST FASHIONS
usual Ladies' are respectfully invited 10 call No AZ
Main g. Ullf. ~. fIf 8w
Worcester April 20 Ie46. 4 ysN tsta3tlW
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THE PROTECTION ms. co.

Office No. 8, -E1chonge Buildings, North of the
State House, Hartford, CT.
THIS Company incorporated by the legislature
Il Connecticut, with Capital of ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, for the purpose Of effect
Ing Fire and Marine insurance. and has the power Of in
ereasiDg its Capital to Halt Million of Dollars
The Company offer to insure Houses Stores Mills Fac
tories Barns and their contents and all Other ins1rabe
property against loss and damage by fire. The
premium offered as low those Of other similar
institutions and every has opportunity for tring
sum to protect himself against the OF this destTuc
ton element The the Office pursues in ansacting
their business and in the adjusting payment of losses
is prompt and liberal
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining Insurance against and
damage by fire, in Worcester Vicinity referred,
further particulars, to ISAAC DAVIS Esq his office
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER Sec'y
Hartford, July II, 1874. ly
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DR.. Spears Indian Medicine
10000 Dollars Worth .

I AM NUW PREPARED to furnish patients
II and Agents TO she amount of thirty thousand dollars,
worth OF ready prepared Medicines, at my Medical De-
pot, $40 Washington street, BOSTON.
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J. w. PAINE, Dentist,

No. 1854 Main Street,-W Worcester,
INSERTS TEETH upon Gold Plate, by atmospheric
pressure, uses the approved monuments for
,racting and chemicals for destroying the nerve, &c
Defective Teeth filled with geld In the most durable
Aer. or Teeth extracted for Is cents and all charges
reasonable " mt Jan q
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FORD'S EATING HOUSE,

NO. 2 WILSON LANE, BOSTON.
TEALs served at this Establishment at all hours of the
fl day and evening, prices man Of business
the stranger, the OF leisure.
full and various Bill of Fare presented every day.
Sundays excepted comprising MI the Meats Vegeta
bles in season, and RARE DISHES in advance Of the
GT sUPPERs, DINNERS, and CoLLAT1oNs, for
Public Festivals, Celebrations, Rural and Water PARTIES
Military Companies, &c. &c furnished in style and of
quality adapted TO any OCCASION either In the city or out
oft the reasonable rates Walters and Table fur
nished order The ample provisions have been
made for this business. Address the undersigned
JOHN FORD, 2 Wilson'S Lane,
April I, 1896, 10 " BOSTON. 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
For the ENQUIRE
r Ut t9sc 10''
SCHOOL DISTRICTS.

To THE MAGISTRATES OF LOUISA COUNTY.
An act of the Legislature enjoins on you, and
on your brethren in The other counties, mes
important duty, to be performed al oclooer ooul,,
and YOU have been summoned 10 attend there iof
the purpose. 1t is the duty OF laying on the eoun
ty into SCHOOL DISTRICTS, OF conre lni
size, and choosing Tor each District Sc fn
Commissioner of suitable qualifications: inc
Districts are 10 be bounded, where tnat is prac-
ticable by natural marks, such as creeks, rivers,
&c. For want OF such boundaries, you may
have to use roads and plantations. II IS OBVIOUS,
that the Districts ought mol 10 be more IMAM h'e
or six miles square, and they had better De not
above four miles square. -, ;.
IT is to be hoped that every one oil you VIII u,
reel his mind Immediately 10 TINS snoJecl anu
consider, before he comes 10 Court what shall DC
The number OF Districts and what their shapes and
boundares-who will be suitable Commissioner
in each-&c., &c. There is large map OF the
county in your clerks office, which VIII he'p you
in the task of laying off.
Let those Of you, especially, VINO are Oes' &C
quaned with the localities OF The county, ma
lure scheme-plan set OF Dislrlcls. II IS
work for such men as David Richardson, Pleas
ant Hacket, Archibald Anderson, O. u. Coleman,
C. B. Hopkins and others among you. Tins
may be preparation for greater things he.eal'er'
Your fellow citizen, M. L.
II The other city papers will please copy The
above
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, OCTOBER 5.

RICHMOND MARKETS, OCTOBER 5.
TOBACCO.-There is very little doing, and
no change TO notice in the article for the past
week. We quote lugs at from 81 90 10 SO;
common leaf 50 90 to 3 90; mddling So IS to
4 90; good and fine shipping, 81 90 TO 90; extra
manufacturing Sc 90 10 8 90.
FLOUR-Only retail demand, SIS so S IS.
The news by the last steamer has not as yet add
vanced the market, but rendered it more arm at
above quotations. Stock very light, and scarce
> CoRN-Corn 65 a 81 l-2 c., sales.
OATS-None arriving.
WHEAT-ll0lo 100 cts, according 10 quality
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran 10 cents; Shorts Is
cents; Brown Sluffs 20 cents; Ship Stuffs 80 cts.
PROVISIONS.-BAcoN: Smilhtield and City
Cured 81 cts. for hog round; Western Sides
6 Ct Cts; Shoulders AL els. LARD 81 cents.
FISH-Herrings, dull at "a for No. .Shad 81.
SALT-Sl GO / IS from the wharf.