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NIcHMoND Man.< 4:r~. AUGUST

TOBACCO-Insiec ,nns nave fallen III n
the last t-w days, bot still continue large In no
season, with an eviden, decline 10 ptce ,or an
descriptions, more particularly for good an, fr.
shipping and slemming. We quote !ue, :, x
to 3 80; common Leaf . IS 2 SO AMI 4; m,s,
ding a 4 IS; good and fine 25 10 81 SO wub
an occasional sale Of extra fine MANUFACTURING .,
rather higher prices.
FLOUR-New Country-Sales today s. On
Basin; ST 10 st asked in store, according 10 qua
lily.
WHEAT-Saies Prime whi'e 100 cents; prime
red IS cents.
OATS-2S a 80 cents per bushel.
CORN-45 cent, per bushel
CORN MEAL--50 cents per bushei
BACON-Virginia hog round 7c Hams !
10 C; Western Sides 81 sc.;.Shoulders 5, s.. J,
FlSH-New Herrings Sc. Shad St 50 !
Family Roe Herrings Sc in barrel, and 50 50 n
halt barrels.
CATTLE-BsEF: 81 25 IS. scale weigh,
VEaLs: S4 a 7 90. Motions: 81 80 10 = 50
nett, as in qualify. Hoes 5 90, nett.
LARD-9 10 cents. Scarce.
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Corn, hes, Western canal -four 29s, a 30, l.
dian corn Sos 32s; corn meal l5s. a is. 8.
Cotton, NJ change.
The abundance Of new potatoes in most o. an,
markets has limile,i The demand for Indian corn
so that in this market that article sold sowly y,
80 to 80, for while and yellow. Cured proy,,.
ions find a moderate sale al steady prices. Be-,
is rapidly falling of 10 supply. Pork OF 60, !
quality sells a; extreme prices. whilst the md
ding SORTS ale disposed Of a'eIlremely low prl
ces.
Lard, both in This and The Lon:on market is a
ken to a considerable extent, and lrmer price
are maintained.
The sugar marke, has been rather active, an.
good demand Tor home Consumption has pre
vailed Merchants manifest firmness and price.
are inclined 10 advance Advices from The man
ufac,nring districts are rather dull; bu, Tor mo,
descriptions Of goods, both cotton and woo len
prices are supported.
Consos, fos money, lowest sol, highest ca.
sing ST. For account, lowest, SGT highest ST.
Closing So
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.Tzu1r RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

nartv is much more strongly imbued win anu
slavery sentiments. The Indiana election con-
firms our views. 10 the county oil Iippeca"oe
which in 1874 gave MIR. Polk one majority, Inc
Democratic ticket is now elected by from Soo 10
600 majority over the Whigs-lhe Tree soil 'ick'
ct receiving from 600 10 800 votes there BY taking
of about half the Wig party, whilst 1t did not
affect the Democratic vote al all. That the Tree
soil" question will use up Whisgery in The North,
we cannot doubi, and as the South will 'nalural.
" infer that Cass is The safer candidate for their
Interests" the Vote cf the South is "beyond con-
troversy." In connection with this subject, we
make an extract OF leuer from citizen OF Nj.
chigan, of intelligence and integrity, received by
gentleman OF this city:
have to say that your Virginia Wings are
sadly mistaken if they really think that General
Cass will not carry his own State; for, as certain
as the sun rises in the Last, so sure VIII hecsr'
ry Michigan by majority OF IRON three 70 Ten
thousand over all the candidates
Tie free soil doctrine proclaimed oy tnat poor
and detes,able man, VAN Barren, ana MS esPeciai
clique, will not go down in Michigan; whatever
support he may get vii be tEcn me wing ana
Abolition parties | do mol oei,ere mat there
Will be on an average. more lhaa one democrat
cut Of hundred TINT will cast vote ior the re-
negade; and the " Liss have discovered now
Wien it is too late, their folly, as party, 10
flaming the fame, which resulted IN the eau Oh
the Brff1lo Convention. They now see mat the
nominees of that medley Convention are draw
ing from their own ranks, and Will not disturb
tie unanlmit. OF the Democratic party 10 a
single State. except New York, which we nave
never counted or relied upon.
The Wing press with US have TAKEN tue
al I'm. and are out in no measured terms against
the Buffalo nominee for President. This arch
rebel and traitor will, il is hoped, have ample
justice done him by all parties before the cam
paign closes.
General Cass will receive more votes from
the disappointed Clay Wings than be Will lose
by the dls.feced Democrats in Michigan; 50
that it is idle to supp Sc that he can be beat 10
his own State. His friends here look upon the
question as now settled-tha Cass and Butler
viii be elected in November, as the result oil The
Buffalo Convention will give Ohio to the Demo-
crazy, which, with the firm Democratic States
o. the Union, gives one hundred and sixtJ-two
| Electoral votes.
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For the Enquirer.
VI 6
QUESTION.

A and buy one hundred acres of land, for
which they pay four hundred dollars viz two
humid ed dollars eact In dividing, it is dis
covered that the land varies in quality, and it IS
agreed between them that takes the better
part, and pays one hundred dollars per acre more
for what he gets than B. What number oil
acres must each get, SO as to sc, the worth OF
his two hundred dollars! a.
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II NoTIcE.-A special meeting of the De.
mocratic ASSOCIATION, of the comfy of Powha
tan, will be held at the Huguenot Spring. on
Saturday, the second day of September next,
when addresses. BY several gentlemen of dis
tinction, may be expected. The public are re-
specially invited to attend.
BIZ THR PRESIDENT OF TIE ASSOCIATION.
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H We are requested TO announce that p.
TRICK Fl. AYLETr, Esq, of this city, will address
the Democratic Association of the county Il
Middlesex on MONDAY, THE 3lst DAY OF Al.
GUST, that being Court day. -
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VIZ P. TURPIN'S OFFICE, Wall Stree,
w Richmond.

Nv Z. TUKPIN'S UEFIDE WdII o"rVl
w Richmond.
The 1Nud Capital a, TURPINS.
Drawn Nus Of Lresbura Lottery, No. y
Ia % Is IS 81 IS 80 80 40 III -
Whole Ticket, Nos. SO ST 65. prize oil 50
600 returned TO the Managers, q. w. Maufy
Coz for The want OF purchaser.
Drawn Nos. OF Moncngalia, Glass As, Ans. %
% 35 25 65 SIS 60 81 % 80 % 81 IS.
Halt Ticket, Nos. % 42 81, priz. d s,oV'
sold and paid by TURIN
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex, Extra, Glass g., Ane 20:
70 so SIS "a 7 26 % 46 GA Sc 70 81 Gu
Ticket, Nos so SIS 80, another prize sold aud
paid by TURPlN, Wall street, Richmond.
For To Day-Splendii Scheme $50 lou,
2 OF 10000, OF 900, &c. 10 trawn bs!lc's
on, OF rs Nos. Tickets s.. For sale 6y
auo 80 TURPIN
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The'Democraic Central Stale committee have
appointed Robert l Taylor, and J. G. Paxton,
additional Assistant Electors for The county OF
Rockbridge; and Thomas Fl. Campbell, Assist.
ant Eector for The county OF Holloway, in place
Of VIM. Fitzgerald, who has resigned from pr.
va,e considerations.
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Cass-S20 on each S,ate-and thus afford a
chance for some clever Wing 10 make about
800 Who will take il2 line addressed 10
A. T., Richmond Post Office, will meet with
prompt attention.
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OCCUPATIA.
PUBLIC SENTIMENT.

Extracts from letters received by the Editors Of
the Enquirer
"RicHMoND COUNTY, Va.
ave have no fallering here in the Democratic
ranks. Every man is al his post ready and anx-
ious to meet the Wanting foe. II btag and GH
ihat sort Of thing could dismay Democrat, we
mishl we'll be alarmed. But we are accustomed
10 lha, thunder and therefore pay as lille alien
lion 10 il as our army did TO the clustering threats
Of the Mexicans. The election in North Carolina
evidently alarms them. The r. Wing will all
nit after a while that Gen. CaSs may get The
vote oil at least one STATE"
'RocKBRlpoE Coz Va.
"Whiggery begins 10 look pale in this region.
The Democrats Of Western Virginia are united
and firm. | have just returned from a trip 10
Ohio. Cass and Buler will carry that Stale by
a very large majority"
NANsEhoHD Co.. Va.
IN our county we shall maintain our position.
The Democrats are sanguine; the Taylofes
low spirited and depIessed-parlicularly low,
since the August Elections commenced"
"FAuauiER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
"The cause OF Democracy is onward in this
county. know OF several in our neighborhood
who have been Wings heretofore, who will sup
port Cass and Butler, whilst there are Others
who declare that they will not vote The Wing
ticket"
Eztroet of a letter from Tennessee, Aug. ID
have entire confidence in our Carrying this
Stale Tor Cass and Butler 10 November. The
Democracy, the real Democracy, are moi 10 be
seduced into the support OF a man utterly desi,
tule OF political knowledge or civil qualifications.
Mark ii, MIR. Available can't come ii.
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DEATH.

Died, in the comfy of Henrico on the esh InSilf,
Mr. GERVAS STORRS, in the 77th year Of his a,- :
The friends and acquaintance OF his fanny iHs
TO attend his funeral this evening, from his lac Il
dence, at half past O'Clock.
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900 Dollars Reward

PAN AWAY from The subscroer, on SaTuT'
II day, the 12tn instant, Negro Man nan''a
NED CHRISTIAN, owned by SAM S Myef.,
Of this city Ned IS about SO years OF age, iet'
10 or II inches high, slender made-ha> ~"
forehead, Thin face and rather delicate 'es,a EAU,
dark brown complexion, s'ammers some, PeI,"a
his mouth wide 10 the effort 10 SPEAK. ne so'Ds
times wears pair OF green spec'aces ana o'sS
sicnally goggles. He is wei SooaI a. rsn,os.
horer preacher among ssh,e ns o and intelligent
and is, altogether very sn'e"a a"1 '''e'''s
The above reward will be paid Tor his deiv'Iy
:. !, ,aEen on, Of The Stale, or, il taken 10 the
S,s,e we will pay 800 and all reasoaab'e 'fagei.
inc e1penses on returning him 10 US, OF lodging
'' Aug 25-eo3. WIN. GREANER & son.
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tuesday Morning, August 20. ls4s.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
Ara meeting Of the Democratic State Cen"a. 0'
,o,,,s, held ON Monday evening, July l7th' was
mn'ee, IT,, IN nnr,uauce of well established
u,sss ws conan a'y on ns
as 10 n., a"s ws s the
10Th day OF city and to hold meetings
on their ne1t Courdays, to seha ue''s-''
Convention. , n,,rurprOORD Chairman.
w. r RtrcHfs, Secretary.
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FW EIs EHYHWtT'
.cASs WILL GET BUT THREE STATES

'cAss WILL GET BUT THREE STATES
"Taylor will get all the Clay Safes Of "A. lie
will get New York besides. lie will obtain
Louisiana with her six voters, ,hus elecing him
President o. the United States Bul he will not
stop here He will, in all probability, carry the
Polk States of Indiana, l2;; Illinois, g. Georgia,
10; South Carolina 9; Alabama, 9; Mississip.
pi' 6; Pennsylvania, 26; Maine, g. Florida, 3;
ii' 4, Wisconsin, 4. We are no, SO sure but
he will sweep Michigan, Cass's own Stale, and
take Virginia 10 grace his lriumphal train. If
Taylor be nominated. we cannot afford TO allow
The excellent Mr. Cass b1u three States, New Hamp.
shire, Missouri and Arkansas-and We are not
SO certain that he will get Arkansas.
lRichmOnd Republican, # May 30.
Here, II seems Cass is 10 receive but there
States, and one OF them doubtful. /, may be so;
know nothing abou, il. The organ OF the Tay-
lor party here has better means ofjudsing than
have, and he gives it, of course, as his firm, con-
sciencious and candid opinion that Cas-. will &c,
but three States. ], however, will BET that can
name Twenty States which will vote for Genera
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MARINE JOURNAL.
1lrS. YEead1s Sih0ui

THE eighth annual session OF this instu;lra
i will Commence on the FIRST Montay Of o..
IuJer next.
Terms The same as for The last seyes
years; being two hundred and forty doliats (:
Board and English Tuition during the scheIaSt
year, with an additional charge for The Lal.
guages and Music
Experienced Teachers are provided for every
department in The School. Aug. 29-lls &C.
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STEAMER POCAHONTAS,
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHlLADELPHIA

FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
!. La d The large AMI commodiuusSieau.
:suassssssSsSsss. Pc ahontas, Capt. Parrish, "ll
receive Freish, early Tuesday morning tor ne
above places, and will continue TO receive i i'll
P NJ. She will leave The vhar. at p. VI. q
that day. A sufficient number Of hcgshcads are
engaged for Inc Trip Passage 10 Baltimore
meals included, only 5 dollars.
Aug. 26-2i II LUDLAM & co.
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MANAGERS OFFICE, d. PAINE & Co,

lfl Main Street
PAlNE's LOTTERIES STILL ONWARD.
Drawn Nos Consolidated OF Maryland, No. Ill,
drawn l4h Angus:
IL II SIS 81 Is 81 6 "A IS 80 81 IA
Whole Ticker, Nos II IS 81, Inc ,nls Prize
az s2,0.G, was sent from hi, Aaeory 10 Nof'1iF,
by PURCELL s. G..
Drawn Nos. Maryland Con-olida,ei. NJ. ll5
Al As SO 8 Is 63 II 10 20.
Whole, 8 SO As 81 700, returned Hat,
3 10. 100; Qlarer, 8 SO 45 100, 'oi and
pant by PURCELL & co.
This Day-Capitals $4,000, SO Of l0CO,
$500, , 600. IS Nos II drawn. Tickcs5
Drawn Nos Grand CONSOLIDATED. No. Il:
SO 81 81 10 10 II % IS IA IS SO 81 81 % D.
Aug %
C,oWLES' LOTTERY OFFICE, VAL
~ street, Richmond, Virginia.
Let Lottery Vendors do and say what th.y n1y,
For selling prizes CoWLES carries the dlg
To-Day--Gtard Cansoidaied, Class - r..
ira Capitals: $4,000. $500 1000 100 ~
OF ,0O0 e. IS Nos. ID drawn. Ticke's .
Drawn Nos. F. F. Seminary, 3
10 : 81 20 Is 60 Is "a 5 50 ~
Hall Ticket, Nos. Is 50 70, Cspia' 2, 80
sold and nad by COWLho
Aug %
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NOTICE.
THE friends and patrons Of the trm OF !.
l.. s. NJ. BEAZLEY, and the pubic gene.
rally, are hereby informed mat, 10 accofodae,
with the provision OF The las! will and es's he i,,
of Thomas L. Beazley The undersigned WIZ
continue The business under ths s'yle and MIN q
T. L. & M. Beazley, as heretofore:
Aug. 25-6t MASSENA BEalLEl.
Orr,cE CT THE RICHMOND AND DAsviLLEt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Richmond, August 22nh, 1910.
RAILROAD TIMBER.
rYANTED-Sills and Sleepers for one nAs.
w d,sd mile, of supeTs;ructure OF me h't".
mond ami Dsnville Railroad. For iuIsnet u
formation, apply al the Office Of The Company
Aug. 22-dlf
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ENGLAND.

During the last fortnight the weather has been
rather unsettled, in Southern counties especially.
Not day has passei without heavy rains. AS
The wheat has been out in various parts, This IN
seasonable weather not only reiards harvest ope
ralions, but must il il continues a lew days lon
ger, very materially affect the yield all over The
country. AS vel however, no tendency 10 sfccu
aion has been exhibited.
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PROFESSOR BARRY's TRlcOPHEROUs,
OP MEDIC TED COM POUN d


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