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LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF
Valuable Real ESTATE.

ON THE RAPPAIlANNOCk RIVER.
SLAVES. HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, SHEEP,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, CROPS, sc.
u virtue Of Il Deed Of Trust, executed By lanes r.
- Corbin. ESQ. shall proceed To sell, nj public anc
tion, on THURSDAY, The llih day of November, lo47,
II fair, IL not, the next fair day, The following Real and
Personal Estate:
CORBlN IIA1L-hn Estate containing about 1850
acres of Land, situated in the county Of MidiIeseI,
and lying between The RappahaEnock river and Grange
creek. The improvements consist Of a comfortable
wood Dwelling House Of four rooms, al necessary out
Houses, Barns, Corn Houses, Stables, Negro Cabins,
&c &c.
Curbin Hall is second 10 no Estate on the Rapplllan-
mock river, OF similar extent, in all the advantages
which rnaii be required by Il Virginia farmer dr>i-
rriis Of obtaining al agreeable residence rr 4 profitable
investment Of Capital. The Farm is no@ IN good or
der and condition. The growing crop IL Corn il --ii-
united n 1870 barrels. Crops ol Wheat and Rye will
h1 seeded, and all The farming operations have been,
sixty valuable and likely Slaves, a large number Of
Ploughs and other Farmin. Utensils, Fodder, shncks,
&c. Also, a valuable Thrrshing Machine, capable Of
turning out from > 10 100 bushels per day.
The sale will take place al CuTbin Hall. Persons de-
siro,is Of viewing the property previous TO the sale are
invited ia do 80.
TERMS-The Slaves will br sold for casl-tlIr
Stocks, Farming Utensils and Crops on 4 credit of SIX
monihs-fhe Land, one-third cash, one third twelve
months, oue-tlird two years-bond with good person
nj security, bearing interest from the day Of sale, and a
deed of trust on The premises 10 secure the deferred
payments. James Z. Corbin and his wife VIII unite IN
Il deed 10 the purchaser. For further information as IL
the property, the Undersigned viii refer all persons de
signing III purchase, 10 James r. Corbin, Esq.
Sent as-rtds wM. N. w~ELLFDRD. Trustee.
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LAND AND MILL FOR SALE. In THE
COUNTY OF HANOVER.

AN MONDAY the 4h day OF Ucicbef htAt,-H II'ri
~ otherwise, the next fair day,-ht The late residence
Of Charles Tailey, deceased, will be sod 10 the highest
bidder, the Land and Bill bslonging TO The Estate oil
said decedani. The tract III lane contains s1 acres,
five rooms and \ cellar, and other improvements hecrs'
sary for 4 farm aud family. The mill attached TO the
tract OF land, aud located On The main Rad leading
from Tappahannoc. 10 the city Of Richmond. Is IN gona
rdrr-bayine brrn recently rrpaireJ-and has In i;
ONE pair OF corn and ono pair Of whea: stones, with the
fixtures necessary inr The manufacture OF Hour, and be-
inr distant ele ven miles only from the city, and sitha-
led on a road so public, il would be for a macbinist, OF
any other mechanic, an excellent location. Persons
Disposed 10 purchase are invited to virw the property
before The day OF sale.
TERMs-The land ana aiii, with eight or ten acres
adjacent, will Er snld separately, each, for $500 payable
ON tho LIST day Of January next, The balance In ono and
two wears, the purchaser giving a deed in uust, and
tive payncnrs. The lime Of giving possession Will b,
announced on the day Of sale
Aug. l7-cwtds EZEKIEL > TALLY.
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+. JENNINGS 4 co., New Yu,k.
e, Fitzgerald 4: Co,
STARR & CO.,

STARR & CO.,
DIFFERING to the above notice oi Their friends and
~ predecessors. beg TO state that they VIII open on
SATURDAY, 18th September, and WIZ receive semi
weekly, ny the Packets and Express from New York,
during The Fail C.f.NPAIGF of 1917, as splendid a
Stock Of fashionable and bona -ide first qualify Ready
Made Customers Clothing as ever was offered
South Of the Potomac.
One little word as 10 the advantages inry possess for
giving tic old patrons Of The honse, "a wen us lnelr KIND
and valued friends, the nhghtcned pa0ne y H,ehmond,
a really good article, nj n price 10 PLEASE Tie ua'cions
economist:
Their establishment a, the Norll Is situated In the
very heart itself of the mnsi fashionable ahl lfe1iirnted
portion of the CRY OF NEw YoRg. n NV, Broadnay.--
They will thus have every earthly iachhy 'ar iiitnrGi-
ately transferring TO Richmond the very latest STYLES
worn in New York and the great Capi'a's oil Europe,
and thereby securing the patronage oil lhs man ~ Jdsa-
ion, Nth cash. And rs their work viii In all Cases be
gotten up precisely as for customers, ana ~ Inc most
durable and solid manner, by the bfst J0sraeynen Iai.
Tors in The Empire City, they thus hope 10 obtain and
retain the confidence eff those who want THEIR MONEYS
woRTn.
CUSTOMERS orders will he particularly and con-
scienliously attended 10 by our head cutler, who lived
in the same capacity for many years win Inc MESSk5.
of New YoRr, and for which measures
will be taken at our Emporium, In
RICHMOND, corner Of main) =, o,
and 18th Streets, latcl NEW fokh,
STARR & CO. l3s, Broadway.
ct, ~ axuSuu
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FRANKLIN MEDICAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

SESSION OF 1S17-lS4Ss
THE Lectures will commence on moNDAY, No
i vember LIST.
PROFESSORS.
PAUL b. GODDARD, NJ D.-Analomy and Ilis,o-
logy.
q. G.. VAN WICK, Nj. D-Principles and Practice
Of Surgery.
q. ii. TUCKER, NJ. D.-Principles and Practice Of
Medicine.
J. B. BIDDLE, NJ. D.-Theiapeulics and Materiu
Medica.
WM. BYRD PAGE, NJ. D.-Obslrlrics and Diseases
Of Women and Children.
LEVIN S. J0YNES, NJ. D.-Plysiology and Legal
Medicine.
ROBERT BRIDGES, NJ. D-Geneal and Organic
Chemistry.
K. p. THOMAS, NJ. D.-Demonstrator Of Enat0my.
Clinical Lectures are delivered, cases prescribed for,
and operations performed, every Wednesday and Sa-
lurday, al the College Dispensary. ohsietIical easos
are entrusted 10 second course students by the Proies-
sor Of Obstetrics. The lectures al The College ate 80
arranged rs not 10 Interfere with the lectures and prac
tice al the Penn. ylvania Hospital, which Is within
three squares Of the College.
The Dissecting Room, which is the most commodi
ous, best lighted, and best ventilated in Philadelphia,
il open all the month Of October.
Fee fnr each of the seven tickets SD
Naturalization Zee, (paid once only,) 8
Graduation fee, III
No other charge necessary for graduation.
J. b. BIDDI.E NJ. d.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
n. f. corner Of Spruce md Ounce Sta. philad.
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In GHANCERY.-viacistA:-ht Rales held in The
L Clerks Office OF the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, the dh day Of August, 1877:
The President, Directors and Company OF the Bank
Of virginia, the President, Directors and Company Of
The Farmers Bank of Virginia, William S Archer. Ed.
ward Scott and Margaret Brooks, Plaintiffs:
against
William Ella, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security, according 10 The act OF
Assembly and The rules Of this Court, and IL appearing
BY satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inhabifant Of
,bis commonwealth il is ordered, that tho said defend
an, do appear al ihe rules 10 be held fer the said Court
on the first Monday Ia November next, aad answer the
| bill! Of the plaintiffs; aad thai 4 coay OF this order be
| forthwith inserted In SOME newspaper published in The
civ ri RicAluond lor two months successively, and
pasted q, The front dunr Of lire Capitol in The said city.
A Copy-TestS,
| Aus. l0-cw2m POWHATAN ROBERTS, C1k.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND AND
NEEQOES


WILL be sod To lie highest bidder, on the Isl day
" Of October next, on The premises, upon a ere dit
Of one and iva years, rqnai instruments. The Tract ot
Land belonging To The Estate of Robert Ferguson, living
aud being IN The county of Cumberland, adjoining The
lands Of Henry Madison, the Estate OF Gen. II. Gibson,
Dr. WIN. ". Smith and Henry Amos, nnd within two
miles Of Raines' Tavern, aud about four miles from
FarInvilie,% supposed 10 contain about 500 acres.
The Tract Of Land Will be surveyed before The day of
sale. Bond ana good security will be required of the
purchaser, ana the tile retained by The Executor until
the purchase money IL paid. The title is believed To
be unqueslionahle.
Also, will be sold, at Buckingham Cmirt house, on
tho liih day of October, 1877, w SMALL TRACTS
uF LAND, belonging to the Estate Of Robert Ferguson,
lying and being in The county Of Buckingham The
quantity in each tract will be made known on the day
OF sale.
Trans oy SALE-One half Of the purchase money In
twelve months, and the other half in Twelve months
thereafter. Bond aud approved security will be re-.
CURED OF The purchaser, and the title Ia the land will
he retained until the purchase money is paid
Will be SOLE. 10 the highest bidder, at Raines' Tavern
in the county OF Cilmbriland, on the 2ad day of Decem
her, upon a credit until The LIST day Of October, ls45, the
NEGROES and other Personalities belonging 10 the rs.
tate of Robert Ferguson. Bond and approved security
will he required of The purchasers. There are snne
eight or ten Negroes, believed To he Of all descriptions
linen, women and children. The sale Of The Land
and Negroes Is made by virtue of The last win aud Tesla
ment OF Robert Ferguson, drcrased-his widow, Mrs.
Nancy Ferguson, WIN had a life estate in the property,
having departed this life about the a3d Of June, 1917.
J0HN W.. WILSON,
Executor Of Robert Ferguson, deceased.
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LAND EnR SALE

u virtue ofa decree Of the Comfy Cont 1T Chester
- field, Of September Term, lo47, | shall sell, TO III,
highest bidder, on lhr premises, on SATURDAY, DC
tcber End, lsi7, nj mid dny, the Tract Of Land WHEREOF
Joha II. Wilder, deceased, resided, In Chesterfield
county, on Ncwby's Bridge Road, about six or sever
miles West of the Courthouse, adjoining ih lands O
VIM. u. Belciirr, Hlackman Chralliam and others
containing 3l9 acres. Mr.. Belcler al Mr.. Cleaihan
either will show The Land to any one DESTROYS Of ex
aiming IL.
credit Of one and Two years, the purcha
ser executing bonds with good security, bearing inter
rsl from date, and 4 lien on the land Ia secure lheii
payment.
n B.-if, from the i%nclcmeney Of the weather, OF
any other cause, the land be mol sold on the day above
named, il will be sold MI the succeeding Chesterfield
Court day, October Ill., al the Court house.
Srnt. l1-ctds 4 HRASt.u C,on,,r.
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OvERSEER WANTED.

HOUSE FOR RENT.
r WISH 10 engage a man Of experience, whose
i services will be required al a healthy situation
on the Pamunkey, and who can bring addressed
TO me Individuality recommendations Tor capaei-
ty, industry and sobriely. From 300 10 $500,
with The usual privileges, is the compensation Of
fered. have an excellent tenement oil IL rooms
and all necessary out-houses for rent. very low.
GEORGE TAYLOR.
Sept. 27-2awd&clf
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TIN WARE. STOVES. &c.

THE undersigned Keep on hand, al their Es-
i adjustment, No. %. Main street, between
City Hotel AMI Old Market, a large supply Of
TIN WARE 81 every description, which they
will sell 10 country dealers and others al the low
esl prices. Their assortment Of STOVES will
be found complete, embracing a general assori.
ment OF the latest and most approved patterns Of
coal, wood and COOKING STOVES, all OF
which will be sold upon the most accommodate
ing terms. Merchants and others from The
country, wishing TO lay in their fall supplies, are
invited 10 call and look al our assortment, con-
fdeni as we are that We can accommodate them
with any articles in our line Al prices which can
| not fail 10 please.
TIN WARE, &c, manufactured 10 order. and
all articles from our establishment warranted lc
be OF the best quality.
Richmond. Sen. 9-c&dilNJan.
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X MEAD'S SCHOOL.

I'LL, RTCHMOND.
THE seventh annual session OF This Inslilu-
i ton will commence on the first DAY Of Oclo-
Der next. The usual thorough and extensive
course Of study will be continued, and The Chris
lian discipline oil The School and family will be
The same as heretofore. The Ancient and Mo-
dern Languages, Music and Drawing will be
laugh. BY experienced masters, and Lectures on
the Natural Sciences and cn General Literature
will he given throughout the session.
Terms The same rs for the last six years.
Address Mrs. A. ~. MEAD, Richmond, Va.
Ano 3I-3awdGctOcl25
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TO SARAH C. HARRISON.

YOU are hereby notified, that shall petition the Ge'
i neral Assembly of Virginia, at the next session
A statement OF the causes on which said Implication ii
founded | have fled in the Clerks Office Of The Cir
cult Superior Court nf Law and chancery in and FOL
sidrnt OF the State of Virginia. I take this method oi
informing you thereof, and of requiring your attend.
ance at tlir next term al said Court, when the said
Court will cause 4 jury IN lie impanneled, To ascertain
the facts sci forth IN said statement.
Sept. l0-cwiG JAMES b. HARRISON.
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Gs prizes list and ID drawn Mas of l,000
1915 prizes I'D and Sd or Sd and ith drawn Nos.) SOC
l2G prizes t4lh and 9Th or 9Th and 9TH drawn Nos a5d
la6 prizes 9th and 7ih or 7tll and 9Th drawn Nos) ld
a III sriyes IF 90
d36 nrizes of Il
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FOR SALE-THE SARAH PLANTA-
TON, IN MISSISSIPPI.
Belonging 10 he Trustees u he Bank Of Lt
Tinted SJaics.

Un1TeI STMty.
CONTAINS about 700 acres all under fence, $40
l. cleared, Of which there are from $50 10 400 In Guilt
walton. and nenrly. or about 300 acres of timber-siIn-
ated Il miles Fast South East from the city al Vicks-
burg--haa on II IL horses, stock Of catiie, Incildins OF
en-, two wagons, sua6e nj stock of hogs, farming nirn-
sils, including tools, SC, two cisterns, and an excellent
well Of water, a new gin house, gncludins press and
MILL n new Elm stand and thfasher, new negro quar-
trrs, carpenters shop, blacksmith's shop, TWO new
cribs; also, 4 stable and old cribs, a good double dwei-
ling house, continuing three rooms and q closet; also,
a vegetable and fruit garden, cotton seed siihcient Tor
the ensuing year. The corn and fodder, sufficient for the
place the next year, will he sold ON the place, and de-
iivered, al Lie marke, price. The farm WIN be sold ior
SIT, 900, Of which st,GpJ In cash, and the balance IN
one, two and three years, equal annual instruments,
bearing six per cent interest from the dale oil sale, SC
cured by mortgage, or deed Ia trust.
Apply To Joseph l.. Roberts, Agent, Naiciez, VINO
has fun power To cell and convey said properly.
Ann l7-r3m
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aLuAPLE RIVER FARM For SALE

I'll 4 oke ALT
d WIN determined TO move To the Western coun-
| ny, offer for sale my very valuable Farm, lying
plmunky River, about five miles below New Kent
at house, and eight miles above Ethan. This
I'm i one Of the healthicst locations on the Pamunky
k-r, aud contains about six hundred and twelve acres
and, Two hundred of (which are open and in a good
kt- o. Improvement, producing 10 the shin from three
i've hundred barrels of orn-the rest is well timber
! having On il from eight 10 ten thousand cords Of
be aud white oak, the former suited for cord wood
the Northern market, TO which 1t can be convent
lIy sent, aud the latter eminently suited for ship
|adins, and sufficiently convenient TO the Ethan ship
ia. The water Is good, and very convenient to the
yelling house. The soil is we'll adapted 10 the g,owth
corn, wheat, oats, clover, &c. The Improvement
|ais, Ola neat, comfortable and commodious dwell
house, together with all necessary out houses.
Any person wishing 10 purchase such a farm, or be-
!: de,rous Of further information in relation to il,
please come and see it, or address the subscri-
y u New Kent Courthouse, Va.
od. i-claf3mt o.. b. SAUNDERS.
L. Uni ..aocta IN rnn
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber. on the
~ 2G,h Sept, q Negro Man named PHIL
Said fellow was purchased by Mr.. George Boot
on, Of Madison county, by Messrs. Bets s. Ed
m%ondson, OF Richmond, and | purchased him Vi
them. | will give The above reward for the APP
prehension and delivery OF said fellow 10 Messrs.
Belis & Eimondson, OF Richmond, or len dollars
ii placed in Jail So that | get him again. Phil
has a wife living near Madison Courthouse, to
which place, no doubt, he is aiming. lie is abont
% or 30 years old, copper skin. stout builr, iole-
rab:y guol counrenance, and had on when he left
a black cloth irock coat, linen p@nis, and a broad
brim iur hat. RO. b. LYME
c., % jJlk,cIr
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Lambert,s d Juice.

On Fourteenth Street, nndcr The Exchange Hotel.
i and the public in general, that he has commenced
the business Of n Lottery Broker, In The office ton l4ti
street, under The Exchange ilolri,l formerly occupied
by ID. NJ. lioyt, and recently by l.. Is. Prndleion.
Tickets and shares In all Lotteries of which ]. w.
Maury & Co. (snccrssors 10 Gregory 4 Go. are the Ma
nagers, always for sale in the greatest variety.
TO-DAY.
FRIDAY-DolIarL Lottery. To be drawn in Richmond
on Friday, the Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Extra, Class
No. &c. Capital 1000. Tickets 81; halves so cents;
quarters IS cts.
SATURDAY-Ano,her Dollar Lottery. The Sussex,
delaware Lottery, Extra, Class No. 20, 10 be drawn al
Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, at III O'Clock, and
the drawing wiz be received here about | o'clock.
Capital $4,000. Tickets 81; halves SO cents; quarters IS
cents.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF SLAVES, CROPS

STOCK, &c.
~ the sih day Of October, ls47, al the late residence
~ Of A. Z. Goodwin, deceased, near iielifield in the
county Of Gre.nsvile, and within half a mile of the
Petersburg Railroad, shall sell, 10 the highest bidder
tie decedrnt's crop Of corn, fodder and oats; the stock
of cattle, hogs and sheep; the household and kitchen
furniture; plantation utensils; Il large stock Of horses
and mules; n good carriage and harness, and n new
wheat machine, (Cochran's.)
On the 9th October, I shail sell TWENTY SLAVES,
consisting Of nlen, women, boys and girls, selected out
ola lot Of more than one hundred.
TERMS-Cash for the Slaves, and Il credit of IL
months for the nther properiy-the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security, carrying interest from
The date. X. X. MEADE,
Executor OF A. L. Goodwin, deceased.
Slant l--rtds
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WANTED.

A N active situation, on a plantation, or elsewhere, by
"A a young man now residing in Philadelphia, who Is
acquainted with bookkeeping, and other branches Of
knowledge, aud who wishes 10 reside In the South for
the benefit Of his health. Good reference can be given
ON addressing JAS. 8. AWKWARD,
Sept. 25-r5ls Philadelphia, Pa.
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THE ENQUIRER.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO OUR PATRONS.

THE increase of oni business in New York rcqnii-
i ing our undivided attention, with great reluctance
we have to reilnaufsht the hold we have upon the pat
ronage Of this community; and, in doing 81. we canmc,
refrain from rendering our thanks for their many ia
vors, and would commend 10 them, as or Successors,
Messrs. r. ri rLt;ERA AID g. 20, wha, We are in.
duced To believe, will he able, "a il will be IA. ir enira.
yors. TO sl3 IL lin the reputation, oil the establishment.
& CO, Richmond.
~. T.. JENNINGS 4 co., New Y,,k.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF RAN
DOIPH MACON COLL EGE

DOLPH MACON COLLEGE.
THE next session Of this School will commence on
! The LIST Monday Of the ensuing November, aud
Continue eight months.
This institution il under the immediate direction Of
Prof John p. Meiiauer, NJ. d., l.. j.. D., late senior pre-
crptnr of Prince Edward Medical Institute, who will be
aided in the direction Of The exercises by competent as
s~isiants. In II all the branches of n thorough Medical
Education will he taught, and in the most practical
manner, in the departments susceptible Of demonstra
ton and rxemplifca,ion. In the de parlments Of Ana
louiy and Surgery, no School In Virginia affords stu
dents superior, If equal advantages Ia il, during the
lecture term.
Daily lectures, demonstrations and examinations are
given iiirou gbout the course
This School has the graduating power.
The whole expe nsc Of the course, including fees, coat
OF books, and board, will not exceed $2jn
BEING located in the village near Prince Edward
Coirt-hniise, hoard can be had in hotels or private fa-
miles convenient 10 the School. Oct l-cth
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I.nND FOR SALE

THE subscriber offers for sale the Tract Of Land on
4 which he now resides, situated in The county Of
Buckingham, and State Of Virginia, on Slate river,
about ) niles above the Virginia Mills, ! above the Slate
River Mills, and 81 below Diana Mills, containing
about nine hundred acres, something over half OF
which is cleared. There are two good dwelling houses
on tie premises, and NIL other houses necessary for a
farm in good order. II desired, the tract would be d.
vidcd to suit purchasers. IL is deemed unnecessary 10
give a minute description Of the above land, Gs | pre-
sumo no one will ~purchasr before viewing the preml.
srs-snfico IL 10 rny, rhiS land II surpassed by few u
a pleasant and healthy nearshf4nY2ffdtSo ana Is s'i''a'' :"
address the subscriber, at the Virginia Mills, Bucking-
ham. As | have determined 10 move TO the South, 4
bargain may he had. WALTER A. FORD.
Ocf l-cwIOws
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\, the Magnetic Telegraph
., Hours In Advance of the Mail.

OF HOuIS III huVduCO Va shO NAoAAs
Correspondence Of ts Richmond Enqsrer.)
BALTIMORE, Sept. 3o-5, P. NJ.
r,nrs-Sales Of 500 barrels Howard Street
= ga; sales OF 1000 barrels City Mills a. S
CAN MEAL is held at 3 IS per barrel, but no
Wv;,Ht.r-sales of2, 600 bushels prime white a,
ma 1856 cents; sales OF 6.00O bushels prime red
/. 10 cents.
coax-Sales OF prime yellow at IS cents.
WsrsKEY-Sales in barrels at % cents per gall
jaise THOMAS BUCHANAN, Of Washington
oaaly, Maryland, died yesterday Of Apoplexy.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30-4i P. Nj.
The markets generally are without change in
particular.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30-4a P. M.
esoua-Sales OF Genesee at SIS Sit; sales OF
suihern at Sc; the market heavy.
wuEAr-Saies of 10000 bushels prime red at
10 cs. per bnshel.
CoRN-Sales Of prime white at 6 cts.
WmsxEr-Sales in bbls. at % cts.
CorToN- The market firm.