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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-30

H0NE1 d CO., Seed Store and Agricultural
II Warehouse Merchants. Row Bo-ion-Nursenes Cam
bridge Harvard CaeFe MAJ only miles
offer Vegetable
Agricultural and Grass Feeds, be- found
srE large and including the and
Roots and the Dahas also Gardening Botanical
rcuitural Booss
The propnetos Of upw
n thirty five offer for sale Of
collections or
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
BveTEreens Towering Shrubs and Plants
Pear Plum Ind Cherry Stocks
Grape Vines Raspbsnies, 6c
Greenhouse and Hardy HcrbaceOus Plants.
Roses and C1melias
nahIas AMI BsbOus Flower
Rhubarb and Asparagus Roots
Bucktborn, Abof Via. &C. for hedges
Greaiauenton has been devoted to fun pears
and all the choicest kinds Europe BY per-
soha ysitto the 1874
wards OF 900 varieties o the Pear
specimen trees of which planted yearly
eominE into bearing by which perfect accuracy
may b. depenosd upon.
They especially The attention NJ euvators To their
trees which, being FAR North viii BE-
eodtah psa fassd where the winters eompai atv MID
Caia.ozues graus
The collection Of Ross unsurpassed. comprising more than
twelve hundred vari which rare
Kinds IN BE- obtained q the most ceebraed
France.
The house department compete all the choice ard
desfata varieties ~ Canrn, Pelafronum Azasa Cactus
PToHy, Fuehsl, Chrysanihemuin Japar Lilies
'.'Ahbenl discount made n large purchasers
W Az orders 10 be accompanied with the cash draft or
satisfactory reference
Catalogues gratis every post paid applicant
plants securely packet n beaf poraon any part Of tb.
county and forwarded without d.ay. a. 3-5p
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NJ EISlGER'S RESTOKEK OF HEALTH,

for the Of Dyspep Chronc thrash and oil diseases
arising from disorder Of the Head
ache Heartburn, Fiatueney, Constipation he-
The celebrity which this medicine obtained
universally gaining In Of
introduced aud the Effected within
the last two eAbshe beyond doubt superior seaey
IN radically curing Dyspepsia aod Chronic Thrash with
eomitan deases In the Restorer Ill AFFORD almost
immediate relief and effects for
few days butt cannot be reasonably expected daes Of
sandng that the sauta effects Willie produced
period from the celebrity already aequrd
ind many expect much the
while others afford
aad relief Il impossible for
Thing like idea OF the quantity medicine
Indispensable feet different
siaEes OF disease; therefore quantity
poporonae eheets-some requiring
Others may require sir OF eight For sale by
ALEX. DUvAL co,
90 I47 Main
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JUAN PIZZINI,

JUAN flLLIN1,
Confectionor and Dealer I'm Foreign aud Do
nestle Fruit,
HI AS Just received per schrs. Nassau and Man.
IL Il ehe,er tho following Goods to wit
100 BoIes crop Bunch Raisins
$50 BoIes do $50 Bores do.
SO Kegs Malaga Grapes, tprims quality
10 Boxes Malaga Lemons Qn hns order
CASKS Zante CurraDts
IS Drums sunA Raisins
IS BoIes Citron Zine quality
Cases Brandy Cherries
40 Don Olive OIL (best quality
Cases Prunes in Glass Jan
Bales BORDEAUX Almond.
10 FraB. Malaga
9 Bales sheBed do
200 Lbs Paper Shell do
90 Cases Cahton preserved Ginger
90 BoIes Rock Candy
1000 Coeoanus, fresh and ooe
so do Chinese FIRE crackers
Together with OF Candy Of his manufae
largest stock and the Of French and German Toys
Fancy Good Peuuey he offered before mslet
The above Goods having teen selected and purchased
the very bestem he 10 prepared 10 offer induce
a and bsso,. % s oT b.. a,O ,Ds
County friends before they purchase swhe he doubts not
they will hd W tbsir BE esn No I52
NO. One door below Exchange Rank.
POPULAR COUGH HEMpDIRs.
HNHOMSON'S Syrup Tar and Wood Naphtha
u wisisfs Ba,am wils Cherry
Bvayns's Syrup ~ Wild Cherry
CoOksssyrup Of Wild Cberry and Aestons
Buehans Hungarian Bslsam
Mrs. Gsfdasr's nalsam Liverwor and Hoarhouhd
Jsynes Rrpeetorant
New England Cough Syrup
Forvirs Honey Of IAver~ou
Smiths Wboopnz Cough Cordial
An warranted Eonune-eoEsiautiy hand, fnf sale By
ALEX DUvAJ CO.
dsQa Ia7 Main a.
ERTRUDB, Novel Southern Tatetary mes
~ isii and rs. Jus' published and tor sae by
De 20 DRINKER 4 NORRIS
WNLANNEfs We Offer lsise assorne
and uperdne Red and White Fisnnei Also Red and
Whit Twed Fnne with sh warp Infants
Thsss goods bought In large ~ end be o BY the
piece oryad de- HhwEs, Van rEURsEN WARD.
Oh CASES of "nice" and Lucca Olive OIL, in
GO bot lee ard TASKS
For sane BY JOHN CREME
de27 is5 Pain ~.
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE.
IN BBLS. Spirits Turpentne, just received
II " and for sale by r. JOHNSTON, DruFriF
hI ms Main ~.
OUT NAILS-57O casks Nails, all szes, from
~ the esobaud FheniF woss" for ale favorable prices
By DAVENPORT. ALLEN Co.
HOLLAND GISso eph,h pipes Holland ON, received
II ho,srle by INL0Es q pRoTHHR.
- OIL BUTTER, for family use, just receiv.
u y Cd and forsae By JOHN CREME
deIo is9 Mails Street
IN HHDS Pure Winter Bleached Sperm OIL,
den INryogs n nnoTRER.
GtPIRTrs TURPENTINE-A bhs just By
- 6sa ALKx. OVAL a co. iH MAN q.
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DECEMBER 22D. Is4s
Cheap Dry Goods-Bispkets, Servants CIo-
thing, &c.
- r. JENKINS would invite the attention ftboss wanting
-. really chesp GOODS examine bic soct
ispenisbed within few days
Btankes from as d. fs o. ard hirher prices
BED Bllnksts from three dollars pr par and hnsr
arge Of materials for and womsns winter
cio,hns.
White and Rel FannoiS, IS cents and dnsr
Cheap brown and lleecLed shuinRs and shcetnrs
Cotton Oznabuigs an kinds
Biso. Fassy 0ssds,
Cashmere Rsr. Nousl Silks, shawis
Woftod Caps and Collars rich and esap shsw pocket hand
ketchsfs
Lews 10000 ysfds eacoss great baEsn prices from
8, =, 10, l2le and inner.
Dec ~ RI JENKINS.
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v<h 70 FspFsssnt u fnssn<F
bic rrspisaticn. Il 10 ne great eve
euAtion fos fhs inpant<s Of the body
IL win be noticed that thiek cloudy
mist issues nom all points Of the sur
faee, which indicates that this psrspi
rssion nowsuninasrrup,sdlv when ne
are In hsaith. but e.ases when wesrs
siek. Life cannot be sustained with
o,t q. u 10 thrown OF non ths blood
and othsr juices of The body, and dis-
poscs ey this msans Of nearly al The
Impurities within Ne. The blood. bv
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G. ASTON. Wholesale Manufacturer NO. ~ Iib.r ny
a street Newark ~ The subscriber directs
Southern and Southwestern Merchants
meni where he manufactures with unrVald success Nutra
Brush Pain Cashmere ard sporting Hats Of all
Bows and ehtrens Fancy plain Hats description
lie viii make ohJeeto buy OF hun
~ should they call upon
\ 4 Sent
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NEW YORK AND HAVRE COMMERCIAL
LINE OF PACKETS.

IL - S5&
THE subscribers beg inform their friends and the pub
- lie that they have been appointed by JOHN BARBE
Havre in New York the above line one
which will be despatched from Havre weekly through.
OFT the season The ships OF this line will be Of the first
class commanded by of character and ability the
greatest taken satisfaction shippers
also promote The comfort and
AS the rates OF freight and will much ess than by
other lines shippers and will doubtless consult
their own interest by applying for urhe information
w. J. I. TAPSCOTT Sc south AZ
I'd door below Burling slim.
MS J. BARBE. Hayre
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Political lntcilIgel


John Calhoun sIou against the general ticket sys-
tenn in South Carolina.
The Louisville Journal of the 10th gives an account Of
political meeting in Bardsown at which the Hon. r.
Young, Monday last made a speech. In the course
Of it he denounced the Mexican unrighteeus
The Hon. c. A. Wickliffe expostmaster General
made q reply, conendng that the s glorious one
and that the administration deserves great credit ha-
wing got 1t up Mr.. Wicklife announced much to the
surprise and increduy of most Of his neghbors, that
he should never again be candidate for public office
He made another annuncation which Is thus noticed by
the Bardstown Gazette He declared himself in
favor Of oen Zachary Taylor for President in ls4s -
Considering that Gen Taylor is outandout whig and
the Hon z. A. Wicklife has for some time back been
an outand cut loco the announcement surprised good
many Of his auditory not little QueryIs this 10 be
taken as an indication Of the desire return
to the bosom OF the great wing church
Three gentlemen now narsed as whig candidates
for Governor in Pennsylvania. We have already men,
toned Hon. Andrew Stewart, besides whom II on James
Cooper and Gen. Irwin supported by their respective
friends
special election held in the 9TH district of Ala
bama the 9th inst to supply the place in Congress of
Gen. Felix 9. Mcconnell, deceased. Three counties
heard from give Goodwin (Mhig) 753, and Bowden
(dem) 1888 votes The latter supposed to be elected
The last returns from Maine show the election of 81
wings and aptdemocra abolitioniss so democrats and
and % towns not heard from, in which choice is
made
Henry T. Ellet native Of New Jersey, is the most
prominent democ ratio dae for Congress in the
ict Of Mississippi vacant by the resignation Of Col JEFF.
ferson Davis.
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TRAVELLING ACCOMMODATIONS.
CHANGE OF HOURS
L. ISL.fND R-aLLRO.dD-EALL .aRR.aN CEMENT
- w sNR aR

On anu aer MONDAY October a. 1886, Trains will
LEAVE BRooKLyN-at O'Clock A M. (Bostcn tran) for
saa g. Ssp.ss Msao
ats1s A NJ. daily, for farminsdals and inter
Mia oelocf. NJ, for Greenport, daily, Sun
day, ereepted,l stopping Jamaica, Bra ch
Hcksville, and all stations east of Hicksv, le
14P M. for tarmingdsls, daily.
AVE GREENronT-atSA A. NJ, daily accommodation
atsk M, Tor on the arrival of the boat from
Norwi h,) Boston train daily, (eIcept sun
EARN: syn2!pc ;, Pplns ct st. GEORGES Manor and
LEAvE FAsMINepALEa X A. NJ daily Except SUNDAYS,
accommodate a train, and IL NJ and 81 7. M
A., for Brooklyn, the arrival Of Boston
tram
fieish, train win leave Brooklyn for Gresnport with
Say. at ~ A. NJ Returning leave Greenpcr at IL O'Clock
"a on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturdays stopping inter
SUNDAY TRAINS
III hereafter 1 to Tompson Sta'ion leave BrookIyu M
lock for Thompson and nerme places
ond 1s;s E,ysuhs, returning leave Thompson
ys for J,mss AZ 1 a.'''o 81 leave Brook
:, FAsE To-Bedford, cents; East New Ys,kt ~: Rae,
oouris IN lropg Goprse ls Jamaica Is; Brusbviils
r.ce al Wes6uIy a; Hicksyils, a; Farmingdne, es5I
so r 81 x %sSss g. sqod ss R9:a
g sst; MattetneL 81 sax; Cutehogss' 81 ss spuiHoid
s. ,Tsa e accommodation Train 81 IS afesnpor
Stages are in readiness the arrival Of Trains the
r., stations to take passengers low fares parts
Baggage Crates will be in readiness the foot of
street 70 receive baggage the trains 30 minutes
oe,Sre the hour 81 starting from the Brooklyn side.
Dor on the arrival Of the Boston from Brooklyn
Brooklyn, Oct 8. lsl6 os re
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I'D nocAe' sheya ~ . Co. ~

&R ND NM m
ROCHE, BROTHERS Co.
ARRANGEMENTS.
hemtances to and Passage from Britain Ireland
BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER.
POOL PACKETS.
Sailing from Liverpool the LIST and 18th of every month
Also, by hrst class Anne ships weekly
make The necessary with the
have Them brought of the eight ships comprising
the Black Ball. or Old Line Of Liverpool Packets, sailing
from Liverpool ON the Is and 10th OF every month Also by
hst class ships sailiog from that weekly which
ss,n Mr. Roche Senior there, will sent without
The Black Ball. Old Line of Liverpool Packets, com.
eyRoos on the regular appointed days follows =
E1RE ILppHA ,a Is January Is May. is September
S SbN xxShIE ls iS '.n' lis
923EESKssbhRE i;t March. aJuly. is Ncysassr
SGAMNsrEaR9SME 81 April s 81 Aug s l., December
owners the Black Ball Old Line Liverpool Packets
that passenger but X. Co have permission
from them advertise bring out by that line
and that they the only regular authorised
We have sale drafts sight, for shy amount
Mesxrs Prescott Grote Ames Co. Bakers LondQu which
s free Of discount charge whatever IN all the
principal towns throughout England, Ireland sOfdsyd and
ADp''f address 6 sGE:Hai2 81 SK9o sths
The ofhceof Mr.. Roche, senr., rs Dublin street.
ORC LIVERPOOL
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On. kOAkE'S lUDlNE LlNlMENT.
THE ASTONISHING that has attended the ap-
plicaon Of this valuable Liniment and the high
estimonisls that daily received calling
be relied and will do all that 1t represented do
Ii Quack but scientific chemical compounded
iodine oil known and established efficacy.
IL permanently and e a.sEY,My T sqsss
either chronic or nanmatory paralysis or loss Of the use
Of the limbs conractons of cords and MUSCLES and gout
matters Of how long standng SPANS bruises tumou
hard sweilings and en joints yie 20
in scrofus kngs Evil enlarged GLANDS diseases OF the
spine and hip joints dooreux and all nervous sneco!s
Invaluable and like charm stopping the bleeding
Of flesh wounds md causing them heal in few days Il
has never been fail curing the most stubborn lers
sweled legs, across the Moneys
he chest AIDE stiff neck, sore throat and Group.
speedily md efscually eadSstss cutaneors euptlons
Ynsworm or letter BARRIERS itch scad head &C. Ii instantly
toothache and headache extracts the pain and
rurrs coms bunions chblans, kc- Sold by B. NIGER
soil sole proprietor, 20 John street o3I eodlmsrc
y UACKEkY IN NEW YOhK.-Dr CoorrR, IA Duane
,es the victims sseasc the imposition Of quaeks y
peruse the following letter - .
DR. CoopER-erR-Lsst July contracted a disease. and
Immediately applied to doctor, who promised to
getting worse after another all advertris
and each promised positively TO length
discovered thar the object OF these money, and they
doctors concluded to 90 10 the hospital where
NV throst liberated pains my joints and
body covered with ulcers was complete skeleton the
doctors considerable dangerous TO give medi
cine advised southern climate. left the hospital, and
care on the lt Of January last The result q. told ann
WE'LL and restored to perfect health wish tins put
% i%.r ~ ''''' TTHos GREEN. BdetI.yer. Harlem
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HE undermined has is.ued circular, dated 21nd instant
Il enclosing the form of subscription, required be
made by the first of December next for the completion OF
the Wabash and Erie Canal and give effect the Act
ding for the payment Of interest the bonds OF the State
furnished me address, and that all bond
holders have the Of the
of the law by becoming parties to the subscription, notice
such bondhode have not received the cir
cula that twill be promptly furnished forwarded APP
pcation personally or by mail to Messrs. Winsow Per-
kns, No. SO Wall street. AZ Office No. 20 Nassau
street. CHARLES bUTLkR, No. 20 Nassau 1t.
Dated Oct 30, 1886. o3l 2awlwsr
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COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs.-Fr-
day, Nov 20-Present, Lieut.. Gov. Gardiner,
Chancellor Walworth, and - Senators No. 40 W.
Stanton, jr., VS.. J. Kinney. Mr. r. w. Peckham con-
cluded for deft in Mr. Ira Harris In reply De.
cision postponed No 2S.-T. Denny vs.. The Niaphat.
tan Co. Mr. s. A. Foote was heard for plaintiff in error
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s. Coggin, Of south Boxford Introductory prayer BY
Rev. Edwards A. Park d. D., Of the Theological semi
nary Andover installing prayer by Rev Calvin Park,
Of Newburyport; right hand Of Fellowship by Rev Ma
than Munroe of Bradford address to the people by Rev.
samuel G. Jackson Of Andover; concluding prayer by
Rev. Jonathan +. Stearns, of Newburyport
In commemoration Of the new Pope, a grand jubilee
plenary indulgence) will commence in December for
the Roman States; and in January for France.
The Right Reverend Bishop Ives of North Carolina,
will preach in Christ Church. Anthony street. this
On Thursday October 18th, tho corner stone of the
Church of the Holy Trinity in the village of West Troy
laid by the Rev Joshua Weaver, Rector of the pa.
Rev Messrs. Van Kleeck living Fairbain Tucker Oh.
son, and Carter, Dr. Hsight OF New York city, d. Blu
ell of Maryland, and A. Bronson of Ohio The service
on the that forth by the Bishop of the
Diocese. The Rev. DR. Haght delivered highly int
resting and appropriate address which was listened
with much attention-after which the Rev. Mr. Var
Kleeck concluded the service with the proper collects
and benediction
The Rev A. Reed, Of Salisbury, Conn has arrived Al
this port in the packet Liverpool, from England VIM
Lloyd Garrison came out in the Acadia, and oshua
Hines in the Great Western.
ern but letters received her from him announce that
he has taken passage in the packet ship Northumberland
which sailed from Portsmouth Nov ist
The Glasgow Free Church Presbytery have resolved
not to interfere in the question of American savey fur.
Their than demonstrating with the churches in America
as TO their duty in the matter
CLERICAL CaAroEs-Tke Rev. p Manning stryker
has accepted a call to ST Peters church, Lnhgow
Dutchess county The Rev Robert D. Hall from Trinity
church, Newport, r T., to 81. James Roxbury, Mass
where he will enter upon his duties the hr sunday IN
Advent The Rev. Mr.. B. Corbyn from ST. Marys Man
chester, Conn to the diocese Of Missouri where ne
takes the rectorship of ST. Pauls, st. Louis Inc Hov
J. g. Lyons LII D. has transferred from New Jer-
sey to Pennsylvania Bishop Kemper desires to give
notice that hereafter his address will be Deaeld Wsu-
keshs county, Wisconsin" The Kew. w. y. clark, 70
the charge Of the church at Wilismsport, Penn The
Rev Thomas wyatt, to Christ church, Cambridge, Dor
chester county. -
F-tf -~s~~
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& - 4 !, -. ~ rs
u.
NEW YORK IND LIVERPOOL EMIGRATION


NEW YORK IND LIVERPOOL EMIGRATION
OFFICE.
p w. BYRNEs Co. Of Liverpool, are des,rous of IN
forming the publ Of the United States that they
nue 20 despatch line Of first class Ships and Packets
month; and the la Goth for Piadsphi and on the
Sh ana goth TO Boston, and stated periods Baltmore
also 70 New Orleans during the healthy by any Of
which lines parties for their friends to be brought
out without disappointment delay this being the Oldest
aud age Establishment the trade Liverpool
and having found the importance Of direct Agency the
states Tor the purpose OF placing within the power
respoudence with respectable establishment, from whom
they can rely for attention. and favor towards their relations
B BSsNs CO. offer many advantage. to
zion by their ships from Ireland states as they
have invariably vessels durrE the spring from Dublin Cork
WATERFORD Belfast and Londonderry, by which
grants saved much trouble by being shipped
the ports Of the United States which ships from Ii
verpooI nearly at the same direct New York
r. w bfKNES CO. have agents in all the seaport
towns IN Ireland from whence leave for Liverpool
emigrants embakaon, and by whom any money be
The person.. who act ompsny a the TStsd States
NEW YORK-Mr. Edward Saul. 50 South, corner Of
BOsTON.Mr: W. r. Mckay, S. Mill street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. H. G. Craig 4 Co., Market
BALTIMORE-Mr. George Law.
NEW ORLEANS-Mr. John Toole.
DRAFTS EXCHANGE Drafts fer any amount, payable
sight the Provincial Bank of ireland and all its branches
and also all the principal of England and Scotland
p. W. BYRNEs & Co..
50 SOUTH corner ORR TI Of VEL Vel s, New C York
load. Lii
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DANCING AND WALTZlNG AUAUEMY,
81 HOWARD STREET,

CIGNOKA and sI0NOK FEkKEKO have reopen
= their school: Days Of tuition, Wednesday, and
three o'clock for young ladies and young esntIsmsn
and WALKING Class for Gentlemen. Wednesday and
Saturday evenings, at O'clock WALKING Class for do
Redowas, will be taught in the aforementioned Classe..
vae lessons Boarding Schools punctuaily attended to-
o23 lmeodsrc
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AGENTS UP STAIRS PRCEG
I'M GROSS Pind white bone knives and forks g 80
lOV per gross.
zoo do fneround sta- do do, $40 per gross.
400 pair carving knives and forks from NIX NIX
per pair.
so don patent knob locks, IS 50 per dozen.
so sets foe Gothic tea trays, s. per set.
do balance handle ivory knives all with French forks.
$40 to 50.
Also all sizes Of best hair seating reduced t war
ranted files OF all kinds and fire chains;
locks vices &c &C. with general Of staple Bir
mingham and Sheffield goods at low prices. -
JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
oil m,RfMc No. IS John atre Inn fai
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LEECHES LEECHES.
lust RECEIVED after yeryshor passage, 10000 Of the
handsomest Leecbes impaired For sale By
g. COLBY Dragsist nc 3,l Pearl St, Franklin Square
MS I've &c
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THE GRAEFENBEAGy VEGETABLE PILLS.
undersigned who have been duly appoietsa agsni. Of
nish gratis all who apply sus quantity Of the
pills. enable the applicant give them ial; together
Let who has occasion medicne call BE-
fore urchasing and the claims these pills
One trial will their sspenorityC. Shepard i9i
Broadwsy Lewisk BIowp 297 Bowery; Robert h. Elton.
Is Division Will am Coehan A6l Bbeeeher
Ervn H. IIipP. 2e2 Greenwich street; john Ward zoos
Fulton re Brooklyn mo d eodissr
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-03
SC.
New YoRK Sent % Z ID M

" -
The arrival nc the Great Western has not had
the effect upon the Cotton Market that was anti.
cipatcd: Prices remain stationary. We should
advise Planters and Factors To hold on. as from all
the data received the crop must he short. and
prices will 90 up.
Flour--the market is much stimulated. Hold.
erS, IN some instances, have asked So, while others
have been satisfied with 1915 per Dbl. Some
5000 bbIs, have changed hands at SIS. 80. and
shippers are freely offering that price. SO Thai we
may safely quote as standard price S5.5O IS 62A
Corn, prime, has gone up very much, and readi
ly ommand 85 cents, per bushel. Some lois
have brought 80 cents. Wheat, red. stands At
sl.l0 a 81 Is, "
New Iurpentine is held at So per hbl ma,
much ~ market and arrives slow. Spirits Of
Turpentlne are in good demand. al So a 3S cents
cash. Tar. S2.O6 a So 10. Resin, 500 bbIs
North Carolina brought only SO cents, delivered.
Pork and Beef have advanced 25 cents per Dbl,
upon my last quotations.
Ihls improvement of the market is looked upon
as fact" and one that can be safely relied
upon by our agricultural producers. bu, we would
earnestly advise Spectators to beware Of over
doing a business, that properly attended to will
prove beneficial. Remember the past.
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From the Washington Union.
THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR


We had overlooked the following letter. which
has appeared in a New Orleans paper but i, turns
upagaln in the National Inlelligencer of This morn.
ing. The editor. no doubt, finds some merit in
the letter to compensate for the space it occupies
and the suggestions of the officer are eminen,lv,
entitled TO our attention. We have tried one
system already and the experienced writer as
sures us that it will not answer the purpose fur
which 1t is intended that it does not make us anv
friends among the Mexicans that it only enricbes
them at our expense and This because, instead of
contenting themselves with the fair value of ,be;r
property, they charge us the most exorbitant
prices for everything we obtain from them. The
oficer. whose letter we copy, Expresses himself
with the greatest disgust of the system we have
followed, as g unwise. impolitic, and imbecile -
ana ADVISES his government to change the plan
altogether. and visit upon them the consequence
OF war, and " make the enemy support us. and find
US in supplies"