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correspondence Of II" E,timore Sun

NAsii.IToS, Jnly Is, lcn1
TIE President aud nan:iit abircl Ministers he.
inc absent the riIy is rather du undrrs an that "
nobhr Mr. Marcy, and Mr. Campbell have as much as
hv can do in The way nf public business and are closely
empl ly:t
II, Sonic and in concluding his Instructions. have rea-
80, Il, a,l,o.c that Gen Gafsen has not vel received hi
"a Mnisie. 10 Meyi"3 and 1rot7av he viii
n,,i M Executive Government snail m. Ia som. CuHc Ia.
sinn inc subject at Tie rrhnacr.p,c 9us,;.nn
Cor amun,- tie NJ xCan Minister has urro l;vOc,; :
denied as ltarn the part sG.cramenI ai Ia
staremcnts 50 strongly made, lev weeks ago as L, The
nnrnn. of Santa Anna in h;slGa troops ana as 10 his hos.
,c intentions towards this country nes. ru,ors come 20
ne from Cuba and also from old Spain II is VI ell that The
starry of the alliance Of the two powers ia hostility 10 The
Uniled States ia not confirmed
The tour Of President Pierce appears be as apro
nos az was that OF Washington in 1890 or OF Monroe in
a2O 81 General Pieces uhlsci be- Ike that Of his
n,ader.ssnrs conrate pu3!c sentiment or rather Ia
nd celebrate the restoration harmony after long
ami dangerous public agitation Mr. Monroes tour NORTH
ana Soulh was crtbra,icn ni The establishment Of ht
,n of good rslins" Mr. Pierce may also claim 10 have
aided in The Of The county from party and sec:iona
order or circular will be issued the fishermen for t
,nrnose f cauiioning them of private warfare
and warning them that The Government will coun
no violence their part though IL will defend their JUS
rights los.
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THREE DAYS LATER FOM EUROPE

New Ynax, Jelly l3.- The Arabia arrived this
morning bnen, 60 iasscnscs and Llverpoo dalrs
inst She passed The Canada and the ship
reign Of The Seas in IA days from New York going
! SPAlN.-It was again run'ored that Gonzales Bravo
succeed Caderon de la Barca minister the Uni
ted States
| TURKEY.-News from The East s scarce and every.
thin. is vet doubt. Nothing has yet occurred from The
Pus rejection of Tie nlitnatum Nothing could be done
before July lst which Tine il believed the Russians
crossed the Danube 1t reported thai Turkey
had formally demanded the armed intervention OF the
great powers, and .is statement is confirmed The aspect
of ailaira is regarded now as lisa favorable to peace
The Frenrh aud Enelsh H. cls anchored of Tenedos
small but celebrated island situated about Is miles south
west u IL entrance 10 The Ddrdlneilrs
MARKETS
NkhruuL luy Cotton has been irregular aud prices
Of qualities have slightly declined while others are
n. tn sales =" r week reached % 600 bales Of whiCl
sptcuIl"Is TOOK GOO and EXPORTERS Ol bales Fair Or.
leans ca 67.j Middina ~ cd Fair Mobile and Up.
lands 6& Il: MItdlns Is l6 i III.
Breads ,ut!- had largely advanced and de-
mand. FJnr had advanced Is 81 per ht during the week
aat white corn l. per quarter Canal -four 26' Ohio 6s Sd
While and yellow 30s
Al Loninn, sugar had ad. lnccd o. Coffee hrm. Amc.
rcan stru Is were quiet
The Manchester marke; was unchanged.
uAvRE juno 29.-Saes OF cotton fer The week GC0
bales. it.c. had slightly advanced.
rARis LAZY ls:.-rhs Bnusc has declined this wcci ne
Tn;,c III Cents lIotzI IS fr. l0c Four and H. IS
loo Il So. blns Shares 70 {: So
Most ,rr Continental business also shows decline
Las' By Ts's}g5 1s zen London TO LiDsrpoSt
.lhPh!' !esteiuayi news
The repetition Of The last ulimatum had reached 81 Peters.
hurn lie 24h u The Emperor had made personal
the English ami French ambassadors
in The strongest, language stating that desrc-
on OF his fleets would not prevent his invading Turkey and
obtaining reparaiion
The fourth division Of The Russian army had been ordered
Mnldavla The Russian force The line Of the
Sl,ck Sea amounts 10 lou tpU men.
The Empr,o complains nf The conduct Of The British
Premier and is said 10 have forwarded perempory nsruc.
lions Ia NJ. OeBrunow 10 conhne himself official ner.
course with the British Secretary of State
PARIS July l.AI The Bourse to-day. Securities suffered
consequence OF the intelligence from Tie East Three per
cents declined more Than re! cent
INDIA AND CHINA.-The overland eastern mail brings
definite from Ranguun. Trade al Calcutta was
dull.
Hong Kong dsles OF May 9th bring thai the re-
bells had recaptuIed Nankn and marching P-kn.
AUSTRALIA Aivices have been received from Sydney
the ID OF prl Melbourne 7lh and Adelaide the 2th
The gold satisfactory Provisions enormous.
~ high
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CLARK Mills The sculptor, the Republic says has pur
oh, scd farm three miles aud hall from Washington City
on The line of The rail road whittier no removed his .lks
buffalo, and other living models and where he intends 10 10
cate his studio and erect manufacturing works required o'
his profession.
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EgCHASTs' BASK or NIGIISIa.
uS,uurrI hfty firm l>5I

MERCHANTS BASK or NleIISiA.l
LYScmBuRG July GrH, 1883
I,..,u Jou.soS E.a Governor Of Virginia
SIN in con;urmty law, herewith transmit stn,r.
n.ri Of tie condition OF The Merchants Bank oil virginia.
nm NE day If july 1888 being the 1rs unTirly report
hr Park having rornrnrcd business on Tie IN day oi
W,rrn le53 Very respectfully, your mnsl obd't.
"''''' ROE. &. MITCHELL, cas'r.
STATE and condition o. Tie hiercha"S h,nf o. ,"s"a,
al L.ylchtmrs on The lSt !my leta
LIABILITIES.
,,,,,, >, c,ni,aI raid in S2l2 O3i 81
lnnrnt OF stock subscribed sS;9'59U W
Plia IL as rb,vG stated - o'i D.
In &c
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NEW YORK JrLy II -.a.s,f,,s,,,
oiaits ~ %; S"nthcfE - 81 ss- uT IN 61n Oh
~r "'"' II 81 = 81 29; AMI 5000 bu hcs carr
low, AZ 20 rents '' c"'r, VI
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upon tho principles u lie Salimors PLATFORM s1 u '
re ana enlightened forecast it'ft az "iS manifested ~ u"
Selection Of his cabinet ard Of his subordinate g:tri
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VI \ ItIsIE.iJ

IA.,tr. Thursday thu ii'h insttu H.. >.,,
PET ti"imn G'n!rh al in! rity. by ia" Re- -,
lrrrsBur.. Nj FRANKS l.. GLASGOW
ilierrr VIA hu'-b. ESQ and grand
/, u tic samuel 1nSi"r Ed, OF city
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LATEST EEHs 81 THE III; E;.ut,,
Photographed for iIre Siruu,.,..;.
""'"''' 6, i'u;.i: i,
. PRESIDENT PIERCE * NEW yong

New fonK jay Ii ptcsIlen. pierc. ana nm.
~ 'ns Guy "unv' ana were received w.t great
M i'hmGhS" procession was formed and ua,. I'id.
Crystal Palace, whcsc orna, c.t,,on,s "i''ei Il
and The exhibition commenced &c ht'!ofm
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

WasHISaToS. july IS Major F. Handkerchief, recently
removed from The Pest Office Department. has been re-
stored.
Recon, events leave very lille douh: that MIR Buchanan
will decline the English Mission Who viii be his success,
sur is still u matter OF doubt.
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:, ID, H. iMohE, JuLY u SALE. ui 100 ,l-
-. j." W heat 81 ui 81 o. White Il "a -, ''"' a.
10" '-"fh Vi III cts v hit" % a Us ~. !
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The SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR is not expected 10 fe
turn TO Washington until perhaps the Sth instant In Inc
meantime Postmaster General Campbell acts in his si,ad.
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TITS STATIONERY CuNTRAeT for the Treasury Department.
III. Washington Star says has been awarded 10 Collins
BOVINE g. Co Of New York city. In all II VIII 10, amount
o over 0Gl
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MARINE JOURNAL,

FnEr or RICHMOND. July Il, 1853.
ENTERED. --Sctr. B:!ii,h tire.n. Hm Il pye master
Halifax n =, Wal! hrriings Tor Boon s baskerville
ARRIVED
S,i,r Wa to'.ui.t. kcTwii! from Eultimis
Schg Ocean, Mitchell. from i5Aiimorr.
Blip Sy phiir Llnirn, from New Orleans.
Schr Hope crc!gh'nn. from Eules Nccb
Schr icrotnack. Picket i,uin York River.
Steamer Roanoke, Gl.rnty. from Kew York
SAILED,
Srr At!akafn., coal 10 phllidrnh,.
Srr Eirn Rogers, 10 ron WahhGl,
hrg Clara ElI,n, French coal 10 rhladc phia.
s'chr Henry Clay, Forces, in Ballast.
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The LyncI,bnrg Republican, annoaa"r, hH Hii!Gi"' Of
Mr. McCv:kic from its editorial chair an! tie ii
Nj. DAM Wouis0n, b. whom, in connection ".,h Nj n0
G. Paxton will in future be Conducted Nj Mchokl"
brief contio The Republican had ihsfcd az with high
estimate OF his abilities az writer aud his s3r!es and
fairness as pician and We part oa hin win u:aiicc
tod regret lii Nuodson is known gentleman Of much
experience c management Of newspapers ana rric.
Used ant! =. writer We conc him bac 10 the brother
hood t., =, ics his bow the pu5iic II The following
style:
Tho nr ocj. having oiiacTi: Gccn associate Eiitor
OF The IL, 80. can for period OF five years, atcns tn
necessary Ia eve any exposition OF his political faith He
n, does ndusy and energy in The performance OF his il
lies III cordially cooperate with his Contemporaries G
the press advocating liberal though not reckless OF oH.
rAvagant Of Internal improvements Particular Al
vii. given all matters pertaining to tho local
interests lnchburg and the South Side section eenrt
y but prcieng be Judged by his ncs rather than his
professions would nccly add in making his DO" t" tic
public that he hopes receive what he feels lac WI he.
qucntly need, their kind consideration and Indulgence
DANIEL WOODSON
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CITY Of LYachbnrS. 10 rH ,., NJ. me UNDERSIGNED
j"scr Il 70" 'h ,a as ii N vsn. and
chei! Cashier 0i The Mfrchaha. nn, ., hi1s ,,n
s'ne s % hs r"ndon d The said Bank ." The s1 day Of
Julr 1853 80. ,G,,o.,;t mi. III, l.y e
,''s sn- ""ue' ny HENY o. SCHOOLfIEID, J. 2.
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DEATH OF \ phnNrNnNr CITIZEN
h's'oa, '"ly - me non. si"''cI Appleton of our
!,uI:,. ciIia o. ,!iGi !as night
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DEP ,HTIKE or r'!t! AFRICA
NV YORK. Ju'Y - = The mai steamer Africa sailed al
nearly 5000 tCU in a;,cr.. S' 0
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! ARRlt1L OF THE CHEROKEE
Ne" OHiEASS July tnh--1rr steamer Che Ichae has
I'VE" VI" lI,vaT, ar- u JG!v At. Several r"oea
/ ~ LA, ci w. lrnI n n. L;i iL..I Linn
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ATTEMPTED SUICITH-UEAI NJ.
,,.S.rI July l2-T Cruis in Jail here. charged with
trorv ATTEMPTED 10 poison himself yesterday.
Cash Bates died in this city last night, after only one
hnnrs sickness. Ills disease resembled III.
prof Chas Caldwell. The ndes; physician in the United
Sr,trs died Louisville Gu Saturday night
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ruc crN,rp.t .wrpIcIN MISSION

THE CENTRAL. AMERICAN MISSION
New OALEASs, July ll-Hon. Scion Boand IL mere
nws:ne his instructions, and the arrival vi the eae -
umbia at the mouth Of the Mississippi, irom Pehsaco'd'
when he will al proceed TO San Juan
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RANGE or TnEpmoMnTER,

j, RHssiohS Egk &a.., ~ NIi. Sncsi. EchmaygI IN
O'Clock, 4. NJ i2uc!orE, H. O'Clock r. II
JGly II - Is 81 @
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Unpaid

,..,, g., - ,,ncr hanks in the State 1891 81
Amount due 10 Individual Dcpnsltors +$7o -
Amount due for Engraving Bank Notes, &c anu 49,, :.
cost ni patea mar oG
Interest account "
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s403,l73 II

Assets.
~, ,.,,, Discounted slg2 $50 l6
n''7 ,''n - ,t. panls In tl. State 1855 Oh
I've W., , ,','"' t ,nr onI al The Stale J,775 81
Amount al Gold and Ht-
v.r an hand s3! lag 10
Notes OF ibis Bank IN
Ianl 81 500 90
Notc; ri other solvent
Banks nj this Stale 5,Qa3 w
Votes Of solvent Banks
, =, mi. S,,tp $50 90
80 29i Is
;Iorc AMI Guaranteed Bonds depos'
,.j with tnn Treasurer OF virginia
for the use and purposes Of this -,- "a
Bank
Amount OF Premium paid on the SAID - - no
Bonds w. "
Amount of Domestic Bills :" TX
change brought 3? 70 Of
rates ranging t;@m par 10 one nav
.. ON. ,rr :.Tonn shi
s21 5e4 G. n rates ranging ron!
mr. II THREE quarters ot one per
cent Amount uEsnii - 40 -,
nni HE amount u premiums as
mad brinn over The amount re-
rriyed by 80 -
Expense Account, for printing blank
Mates stationery, books, desRsi
rent OF Banking Hcus: and iHcl
,s,,,I.r3nc 81 GSs 50
Skies s,533 10
2622 %
Properly .c""Hn;: tea: steel ensre- ,.o ~
v:c. plates cost o'' =.
s,a2 IA IL 80: l12 ii
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ARRIVAL or THE FRAyKIIv-

FARTHER ADVANCE IN BREApsTuFFs,
NEw YoRw. Sept 1.-THE steamer Franklin ha.
arrived. The foreign advices are to the 3lst o,
Ausus'. Tae Niagara arrived GU. on the qs,b
and the Arctic en the ooh.
LIVERPOOL. MARHETs.
CorreN quid.-priaes rather in favor of buye-s.
FLOUR advanced Cd, aud CoRs Cd. The hirh
prices began to check business operations, their e
feet on sales being apparent
LArER-Consols97 3-ito 81 7-s. Money market
tighter. The Liverpool Cotton market on the 3Ist.
was rather more firm with sales of 1000 or eooe
bales.
EASTERN AFFAIRS &C.
Accounts from Constantinople to the 10Th, state
that the Sultan had accepted the Vienna note with
out modification, and that the Sultan would send
an ambassador to s. Petersburg when tie Princi
pali'ies were evacuated. Accounts from bucharest
state that the Russians would leave the PrncinaIi
ties in September, when it was expected. the Eng.
'ish and French fleets would leave Besica Bay
The cholera was spreading fearfully throughout
the North of Europe.
There was great activity in the Odessa grain
market
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EDUCATION
IOLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL

4 NOI3IEGE GRAMMAR 81 I'll % l.,
SCHOOL FOR BOYS RICHARD H. L. TiGHE. =
NJ, PRTNCIPAL.--MR. TIGHE, finding 1t impossible
TO complete his building Franklin street, between
Ct and 18th Streets be really 20 spen school in
it BY the 18th inst las ndyertisedl pegs TO inform his
friends and the public generally, that on THURS
DAY, the ed inst, he will commence the duties of
his School. for the present. at ms residence, m Frank
lin street. between 9Th end 9Th streets, the house
recently occupied by Mrs. DIR. Clark. Gentlemen
wishing TO enter pupilg will please cali ON the Pri
cipa et his residence tFydnkfn befceeH 5ta and 6th
where he may be seen at oil hours. or address him
through the Post Office Box 81
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION viii furnish
complete preparation for any class in College, aud
will embrace the Modern Languages. and all the
mon. useful and ornamental branches, which are of
value IN the mental training of the pupil or for the
practical purposes Of life. Special attention viii BE
yven daily. in ali the classes, to Reading, Writing
Spelling and Arithmetic; and no exertion will be
spared IN drilling the younger pupils before advance
Eneut TO the higher classes.
Composition and Defamation will be required of
ell the pupils once week
TERMS PER ANNUM:
Boarders will be charged $3.50 for board, washing,
&c, and fer full course OF 'ntion In every branch IN
Guiding attendance upon scientific Lectures.
Classics and Mathematics in Senior Depart
Elents.. ..................-..... $50
Classics and Mathematics in Junior Depart
nlents ......-....... %
Common English Education Observation-Disclosures. 40
Modern Languages, each... ........... ~
MIR MURFEE distinguished graduate OF the Viz
ginia Military Institute will teach Mathematics ID
all its branches.
Mr. JOSEPH MICHARD, Sr., win teach Modern
Languases =
Tie PRINCIPAL will teach the Classics: and in the
English Department will make Reading Writing
and Spelling the objects of his special attention.
THE DISCIPLINE OF THE SCHOOL, though
firm, will be mild and Mr. Tishe having succeeded.
during ase last years in maintaining, both in rtl-
ern ard Southern Schools the strictest and most
perfect discipline, without resorting corporal pun
lshment doubts not his ability to preserve it by the
methods. = ~ ~ -.5-+ = -.i
n. Bit may, perhaps be well to remark, that, in
IQtprcOurse n whatever
win be attempted with the peculiar tenets of any
denomination of Christians. --t T.
For list of References, &c &c, see advertisement
in the Daily Richmond Enquirer Circular
n
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
IN Ynpk -nIlENocRATIc sTATE CoNvEN.

NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC STATE CONNBN-
TfOS-GREAT EXCITEMENT.
Sxs.c,,sy. Sept l3--The Democrats State Con-
v.,,tion met at syracuse this morning. Minor G.
S;arv. chairman OF the general committee, called
t,e convention 10 order. and nominated Ira L.
Harness hard-sbell. fer chairman. John 7. skinner,
son. was also nominated witch was the signal Ter
General row motion 70 adjourn TIL I o'clock
only created greater confusion, and amid the tu-
mutt Rarues declared the convention adjourned
and LEFT the chair. The hard-shcls then lett IN a
is7tiv and proceeded 70 the Globe Hotel wheret they
organised with |. 7. Barnes as chairman. Hr.
Norris moved the appointment OF committee to
"a; upon the Mayer Tor protection tron the row
DIS.
committee from the Baraburners or So'is an
,,raced ihei. organization, and requested Mr..
Ra~ncs and othcrs 10 attend their meeting. Mr.
psr.es re,lie that he ami his fti-ads did not con.
: ier their lives safe in place ruled by builes,
sri therefore declined 70 attend The roll was
On called. and - delegates answered to their
nso7as 1 comGliitee was appointed 10 nominate
rcr!nareut cficers who reported Minor &C.. story,
o. Duchess county, FOR president, with wee pre-
$ tents and . secretaries, which nominations were
confirmed Committees were also appointed TO
,.reparc an address and resolutions, and also to
nominate candidates for State officers, 10 be sub
mite, 20 the consideration of the convention
The following di patches to the n. Y. Express.
give as some nklng Of the sort Ct cour;esies inter
changed by the lacsiona:
SYRACUSE, Sept. l2-2 l-2 P. N-Both parties
Lavr chosen temporary officers
CAM, Rinders headed the Barhurner's Column.
When they marched over TO Brinsnalls.
THREE O'CLOCK 4. H.-Ihe Barnburners before
faer agreement To meet at p n, marched in solid
uaunn - the Hunker Hall, designing 70 in,imidate
III, Huusers. They were met with screams wells
and the most di:orGcrly cries in which they Joined.
icing determined that the Hunkers should come to
terms or lie broken up.
The Barnburners report having fifty delegates;
the Huakers but thirty nine.
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THE NIAGARA At HALIFAX,

tt LII l. AFTER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX. Sept. 1.-THE Niagara is just in. We
send you the most important news.
In the Liverpool market, CoTToS had declined
I-l6 lSd; sales of the week 81 900 bales BREAD
sTUFFs very fcvcrish and unsettled The French
accounts are favorable, while in England theweata
err was very bad for agricultural purposes Flour
advanced 3D. during the week. Corn advanced Is
and white Wheat Sd. The quotations are as fol
lows: Baltimore Flour 30s. Cd; willie Corn 33s. Cd
yellow 33s. Money market tighter. Consols
81 80.
The Eastern Question appears about as far from
settlement as ever. 1t was believed that the Gear
would reject the Sultans modification of the Vienna
note
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NAME ELECTION

PORTLAND. Sept 12.-The returns Of the cleo
ton in this State to-day, far as received, make
i certain that there has been nc choice tor Cover
nor hy the people aud it is also nearly certain that
no distinct party have majority in the Legisla-
ture There Is no great change from last year
There j., probably an increased majority in favor
u the Maine Law.
LArrR-Seyen,cen additional towns show a
gain Of one regular Democrat and TWO Morrill,
democrats elected 70 the legislature This will not
affect the result. The vote has been very light
throughout the State
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BISHOP DoANE.-The Court of Bishops were
celebrating the whole OF Tuesday on the motion
10 dismiss the presentment against Bishop Doane.
Whether they came to any conclusion or not was
not known; but az the Court adjourned over to
Thursday, it is concluded that the conclusion was
70 put the Bishop on trial
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RICHMOND MARKETs-sIPT. Il.

ro,,n - CORRECTED DAILY.
RIB ut small receipts to-day Sales at S64 a
% a 5eT pswi ana ~ Tor extra, family S7l dsa,
tive at 81 -20al.25, as 10 quality
C0RN-57072 cents
ooaSo1stii, extremely scarce, as much as sill
,,IobaGOo--Saissa animated at S4117 for Tugs, me-
dam m sSG ~ me slCd2o and $50 for extra fine
The fail trade has opened with fair prospects OF
being heavy aud we hope profitable to our enterpr-
sing merchants Several Of the large importers went
over to Europe and selected such goods az viii please
our people. -" -"s :
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NEW YORK POLITICS.-THE "HARDS" AND
THE "SOFTSn

SYRACUSE, Sept. 1.-THE Hardshen Democrats
last night, nominated full State ticket passed res
olutions comnendatory of Senator Dickinson and
adjourned size die. The Softshells, on motion Of
John Van Buren, adjourned till this morning in or
der to give the Hards an opportunity to re:race
their steps. The Sots redssembled this morning,
but did nothing of any consequence, and finally ad-
iourned till afternoon.
BALTIMORE, Sept H-Sales of 6000 b5ls. Flour al
S6I2 and 1000 al S625 Grain firm
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NoTIcE.-one of the most popular Me.

NOTICE.-Une OF me HlUsG pUPuIdr Mt-
IN d;ci,,es ever introduced Ia Virginia Is BAKERS
PRF NTfIM RITTERS. As guarantee for my as
sertion Il = SPOKEN Of generally OF the best
FaniIv' Medicines ever before the public Ii is a
rrsster strengthener tot the whole system than any
sbfn AVER heard of for Dyspepsia, Nervousness Co
lics 81 any arrangement Of the Stomach. You
ne "a mt fear In its giving immediate relief for am
vi - hear OF enc instance where ii has failed Ia Civ
lug relief Ia cases Of Female Diseases it ID without
fail. ..,8 5ss4
trouble in calling your Alteration ths NEST valuable
Medicine. ri
Price SO cents per bottle. For Gale BY Mesns. Pur
cell, Ladd l. Co., Bennett 4 Beers, Alexander
DUAL Adie l. Gray, Charles Millspaurh. and Drug
ests generally throughout the city. Also BY Todd
Christian, Petersburg; d. r. Lyman, Lynehbars King
& Toy, Norfolk; Dr. Z. CaInu, Williamsburg.
C3N Orders addressed 10 Il. BAKER, Richmond
Va, viii receive prompt attention. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-15
SECOND DESPATCH.

PORTLAND, Sept 13.--There Is no choice Of Go
vernon by the people. Crosby, WING, has much
larger vote than last year, while the vote Of Pills
bury regular democrat, and Morrill,, independent
democrat, is much smaller. The wings have piu-
rality O. Senator'S and the wings and independent
democrats viii control the House.