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FRENCH KID GLOVES

This delicate brci. U ial.r-' Is becoming famous
In courts we'll as in IRA" ing and Is handled By
lawyers well a. ty beaur its injury however
nd oss u character and Standing The evidence in the
SANDER Of toGiCs Bowen, in New York last
,rrtk cTnTght curious revelations FowCs
clerk Of Bowen q McNam.c the Successors Of Arhu! Tap.
p-u Il Co. and discharged by them for quarrl lin with
nn ,it,r their clerks Two of this firm subs su.ny
recommendation house Cincinnati uhic
dealt with them hnt with whom he d! stay long O"c
latter firm visited Nc" York and purchased his
.u"ca 81 another establishment. Whether This fact vas
sno@a 10 Bowen Il McNaE.ec not ducs clearly al.
pa, the cr"aar; 5ut Mr. Bowen took sion 10 &C
cue :n'tc- OF oeing great lii and IL the rial to'
OF. i- tie glove question into Co. ,i,:h o lie - ~
hJDse o. ! Stewart & 10 Lcpo-:i th, rcit'i.i
gloves manGic u!e b. Bovane i Co Pa l., cane N
yosed high mat tho Stewart house could not EEL thr
their marvellous admission considering
tina, II generally understood that Stewards customers ray
what Asked for fashionable goods without question But
the Dag Boos in publishing The ai shows that Bowen q
Co. d!I sci! gloves win III. stamp 81 This costly ParisIs
firm and also gives impression taken from the 0ri ina
"brass De" made in New York of Bowen & McNamce IL
counteria the stamp OF the french mlnDfcture Messrs
Bowen ca. Eclsi A.,tirnis and some Time since
announced tho patt n h,I goods and mol ihel
principles were iu sale II would &c worth while
tain par value o the principles Of these desccndan
Tim Tunpennv; and al what price they would sell in tbs
present state OF the money MARKET Bostcr Courier
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.

There {. to be a Southern Commercial Convention al
Memphis in June which will he an adjourned meeting vi
the convention held Baltimore last winter. Tha object o.
this establish more direct commercial inter
course between Southern Atlantic cities and Europe
Washington papers gives The following condensed pro-
pramme Of The purposes OF the South:
"Tbe establishment Of continental depot cotton, in
opposition TO Liverpool
the direc, expectation Of by the planter thus do
ing away viii. dde men, middle warehouses middle COM
missions ndce usu rances and s that nlerminabc meti-
nm which eats up substances aud concentrates our
porVs al Liverpool
ro build mp Southern importing marSet in opposition
TO New York
TO establish, through railroad alliance sympathy
win tho great West and the NVrhwes, socially,
ciay, and nationally
ITO have one or more lines Of steamers to Europe
40 induce emigration through Southern ports pass 10
the West by communication always open, expeditions AID
cheap; or L. seul e on fertile lands
"To siinldiate manufactures and general industry.
ITO educate our children home spend wealth al
home
ITO aim al commercial and industrial independence
OF The proposed convention the National (Nsw Yoikl
Democrat says:
II is fashionable for city papts 10 al this move
r,ent IN the na.l of the South But II will be sneerng
matter If the plan is prosecuted with spirit and determine
lion If inc Southern Atlantic cities connected, br rail
-oas with the Mississippi river and with the Pacific
hv great national rail road will soon make some mil
lions of dollars difference In the commerce Of this city VIC
have no idea New York Is TO be broken down; but,
that large draughis Of commerce may be made upon H. by
This opern nG have doubt. Our Legislature has re-
nsc 10 mass of simple Justice 10 our Southern broth
ron and il i'll oc slrangct persistent lwill towards
them does not ,rc them 10 act on the defensive Tic
nf hc bill introduced by NJ. Taylor would bring
many millions v dollars OF trade from the South 10 New
York.
The law alluded one proposing 10 alto" Southern
citizens removing with their slaves 10 Pass through the
tertiary or norris of New York without incuriug The ss
Of their slaves.
we have little faith in Southern commercial independence
i,hou, Southern direct ade and trust that this great
de,ide-aum will mcs some efficient encouragement in the
proposed convention
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
:, uoi.Est!a prices luRREN

kicnmoSr, ApR,ll5. 1853.
FLOUR - During Ihc week t',s receipts have teen
fer the sun sn sales have been made OF RcAT
:Suprrine 81 Yesterday we learned thar small sac
made 81. The Basin landing; holders IN store
WHEAT-rrime Red 81 lO prime Whle 5! is +
lior tot~ GOA loo cts l }. PEflUI
CORN. SaIts al 56 CT
CORN MEAL 10 els per hushel Tor county n
asking 10 4 Is c!-.
OATS 40 IS ct=. per hnshe
BACON Mountain cured n"4 round " a lu cents: /,
cured hog round Ins III good oil Western ana b
.onrr cured sitt 7 4 J. Shoulders : 6s Hams t,
Il l2s Ncw Bacon, sides 3. 9 Shoulders =.
cls., Jni.- g.
ECTrE!; -Sciice aud ~ trmant Goshen +
~ rr- Mumnrtin 20 u cts. poorer sorts nor
tnhr table Use, Sold low - ID cts. Roll (
- - cts
CANDLE ToiIow - CTS. Hu's aud Jackson's pal
II AIa:nnntne IS % Mlrchats patent 80 a 81 So,
CofFEE-Wc quote Rio 9. a 10; Laguyra 10 i.
Java II l2si Noch+ IL. Cape cts
COTTON g. ga cts.
COAL-Erelnia II n Is ella on board: for coot VI
Fine and Lump Smiths crs.i Anthracite il only sol!
tail ra,--CI load Of 1000 lbs S5a TO So per ton Of
lie. Sis
LARD-The mako. for hi- article continues very /.
In barrels il Is worth lOa lex ct- in kecs l0s ct.
FISH Mnckcf,l Nos ! and ? more Of any coa-rq.s
In rnrrkc; 10. 8 SSs No \ = Herriucs in first Ia.
Halifax 50 IS 81; f,r gross No c!ipoed s. 500 ::
LlQuoRa-"n l=kcy, Richm nd 'rc''li'ir % cent. {.
Tuscaloosa 50 10 81 C,nrnnati rccii'i"t, 2iE cts
scarce; OH Family Rye Is Mountain 90 o.; B'7'
Imitation, 33 10 81; Rranty, common I;h p,
40 cs, CASH Bfandv-Ofari Dnpuys So ~ 50 30 +.
messy 81. Sii PinoE x Co, 81. 10 3d. Apple 81.
cents. Gin-Amcrican common, 80 10 81 cents; iiJjl
Il 10 10 81 % r r. Rum 50 % 81 els
LIVE SlDCh-J Shocks R"poTD Beef Cattle 8,
weight 50 % t. 81 % IA Will command more Il
50; Sne"p ss s3' ne'', 40 n quality.
lRON-Pig $50 $40 per tom Swsdrs 500; Treiega,f
English refined $780, Common Eneieh SIS; up counlrg
SIS 50.
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d a. in any post within thu gif' ." lie people.
4 DEMOCRAT OE TIE plSTRIG
nEMoCRAIlC MEErlNn IN JAMES CITY

At meeting of the democratic party OF James Cily ,u-
- Erlt Al the Burnt Ordinary IN 5ih ." April 1888
motion Of Robert Morris, Esq Mr. y Pegott ca!l"t I"
I'M Chair and T Il tiniiaau appointed Secretary.
The Chair explained the object 81 The mselIap la 30 tn
anno,nimeat ct delegates ho held 81
Charles CITY Court House 2ls A. 1853 foni.
nate candidate represent The counties nj New Kent
Charles CITY and James City in the HcHsa cf DIE
gaics
men were appointed d. ii s Warren. Rrbcr, Morris. L.
n Pts.o,, and A. Fl HanSirs.
On motion of Robert Morris, Resolved That suggest
TO snid Convention the IL Capt. 4. H. nnsInS rs
one irently qualified and gu! PREFERENCE IL Represent ts
Of New Kent Charles City and James City in the
next H.Ise Of Delegates.
On ,unn Ordered Tha; tho proceedings Of his meet
Ing r. n,d by The Chairman and Secrcary an !'r"sea
IN Inc 4, hn,nnd ErGi:r, and Famine Ia puhi' alton.
o. r, nr # RonrGi Richardson EG ihc Chairman aac
Secretary y ere a1avd to the nuuIJ.r OF del, gates
On molten Of 1'hos Piccot the meeting adjourned
y. PIGGOTT Chairman
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,,o, =, =, ,,,,, ga, DIM, influence the act" 81 -
Company. go, H., S,otc,,ov
There is danger that The Increased y"'e OF I've sn'' ay
be eAeics, Tor patty lu'p"fts IA 'ie us
which c enl, rained by thai the interests ol inc
ynte Stockholders will be sacrificed by The Commonwealth;
for the darkest hour of the fortunes {" e l"panS, %
US sc,rc, found a m.mef Of the Legislature who would
advocate i.iri,uc Of the Charter OF The Company, or 7"
foreclosure Of tho mortgages given to the State And no"
hat Crmuec Of Investigation, composed OF The nos'
snrcncn members OF The Legislature have vndculed The
policy 0: III, Company, and approved The acts of its officers
when The public confidence has been restored and The pros
pey OF The Company established upon snref ionhoao
there be for dependency or lear, 10 cohse
9uence OF The increasing influence Of the Sa!o IN inc man
agemen of is atIrs Ii Is believed that the aooVo mr.
nl OF the comparative vote OF The STATE una "
others than inc State should dpc aGprcensons enter
tanned BY some of The stockholders Of this Company
FnEND or IMPROVEMENT
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THE NEXT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Ii is generally known that the eectio"s "'!eo' e
lar tho au Of REPRESENTATIVES Of the THlRTy-THtRD Con
press have determined the political complexion OF mat Do
l., remarkable fact that the last five States that
bve elected members OF The new Congress- have elected
,irey democratic delegations Four States besides hese
had previously elected complete democratic delegations SO
that une States least and probably three or iouF o'he
We, 10 elect members will present in the next Congress- an
unbroken Democratic phalanx These nine States are Cal
iioraia Rhode Island Connecticut South Carolina Ne"
HAMPSHIRE Wisconsin, Florida, Michigan and Delaware
Vermont is The only State which will have an unhrokeh
Wing delegation and, of her, we wish that party Joy
Tho following States yet TO hold their Congressional
elections which We give with their representation under
the new appoonment and the political complexion OF their
last halspulinns
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THE MONKEYS The cid song Of


To s-c The monkey rhJw3'
j. very appropriate J'st no" thit Is Tor persons h.,
any taste i"r geological recrcation-. We corf,s: IA
ness, which hope may be considered ami4 bic on.
the "mouh,yS" Live monkeys, ol Course In So
puris nGttira!iJus with the and hair that ust ore no.
upon them Tor covering they sufficiently queer ar
III create amusement Gnd itui !lc!r close minigry Of r.
ui the ways 81 that great animal, man, 10 Induce hnsg
ana somewhat Notifying reflections AMI conn
touching r dignity :" tie human torn divlnr Fur T.
crrniGrrs IN man'- costume, put them above al
tights aud plnges and pIuntd caps make lady OF fas.
u one, tape daGrcr OF another, a rd!et OF another
poor hu;.y Is forced whilst aChow led ing the I'm,
the resemblance u many OF lis types 10 laugh a,
inIicfUus buflrsiuc.
N.are obliged 10 3i4no Dnrlti for pulnR the non
in Their proper place. He has taught their IDEAS hos
shoot IN imitation q! man: h. has allowed the.
Civ" Gujenit,. Illustration v The "a Ing Thu
hangs !air," but S.akspcarc'5 ghost, otirHtt-
srcii continuation, is avenged ty the SIGHT al he
weapon Which, IN the SlSnoEs hands, literally "wa.s.
GaS,ils yrrpt die monkeys through the world =.
singing application .: the switch shows the infiba
riprIty Of lhr i;tilnan IL the monkey n'iI!d.
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Books of subscription the stock OF Tie RchnoHd Sud
York river rail road yesterday opened at the American
Hotel In this city, and learn with nierne prospects OF
success TO the scheme Persons interested in the welfare
OF this city, and in giving TO its trade moro direct and ell
chile outlet would do well TO encourage the subscription Of
al once registering their names for such an amount small or
large as they may be enabled or willing 10 g'se-ano from
the information e have gathered the subject, ~e doubt
rot they will find IT, directly we'll as indirectly proha-
bic Investment.
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M TnE DEMOCRATS or CUMBERLAND, POW
- HATAN AND CHESTERFIELD.

M 1'HE DEMOCRATS UF io''
HATAN AND CHESTERFIELD.
pnown IN nost OF you that The Convention which
mr, at Powhalan Court House. On Monday me th 'hs'n'
for the purpose OF nominating rthoie p' ;i n'i
nncra candidate 10 represent this Senatorial DS'''' ~
the next Legislature Of Virginia, adouTnf1 wi'hou' ''
pIisinp the object Tor which il had as embed u,,,.
II una GENERALLY understood that Mcssrs GA OF fn"hh-
ear snt Lanes of Chesterfield tw" gentlemen whose
names had been most prominently mentioned IN connection
with the office had positively determined 10 hechhh ''h
naon and The prcat difficulty eXprflecea IN uniting upo
some noper person the successor ni MI i'He'''
ed The adjournment OF the Convention
fntcr Ihrsc circumstances trust stall lie p"onrd i"f
suggesting yau the name OF gentleman" ~, my
in all respects qualified 10 represent Us III ~"
nbjlity End credit | andr 10 William q '"eh', ~ %
Nanchrsicr-a native Powhatan, ur many wears i's-
dent If Chesterfield and practical Attorney IN ne C"n ;
- al mo counes of the District Mr. Cooke has enjoyed
rare onoorrunly Tor forming acquaintance WIN inc e"-
ME and has laid deep The foundations oi ncu n"u
snread pOpulary Ii cannot be doubted 'e;eofe 'a' MS
nin.,ion wnnd pive very general satisfaction 10 evY
norton nf The District o his qnalihca"hs no one ""o
knows him Tor moment doubt y '""!el W Pills
sion he has confined hs studies 10 th' m"'
Of the law but has extended his researches 10 ~" pca
history of the country and has thus acqach ost GH't
svc and accurate knowledge OF ppl'cs III 'o 10 'e9'
DENTAL canvass Mr. Cooke abored most earnestly and sue
crssfuIy for the Democratic cause his CONDUCT curing me
whole II that exciting furnishing he themo OF me
warmrs admiration OF the Democratic p,rss anu c"'''"e
the wnrn,sst encuniums of all VINO hchfn his rin'''
pceidre this the fact that Mr. Cooke 81 chesterfield
man furnishes additional reason wy ne shoulI he
nnmins,,nn NJ rhs time Whu Claim nothing tor Chtster-
field from wncn noui cot nader similar circumstances
readily conccJe 10 the other counties 81 me DISTRICT "es
scem 70 me ha! nomination. every Erneiris q; ius
cc cnur,rsy is duo When L rrre toefl maj
abe contains more than three hhs ~ the oehIcrhu"
strength Of The District and that II tie as' Sthao'a I.
ven,ion she generously conceded the n'mhs"h 10 hh"r
coun,v although able con"l liz t1n'cntion II aitt
chi, to conceive what ground her claim 70 c"si,ia"n
nop can be questioned Let US then, comply WIN me Tea
.nnabc expeciaors OF Cncster. BY consTi"s me n%m.
oaon on Mr. Cooke of her svoriie sons sa'shed maj
in 30 doing wo shall elevate 10 he Senate Of virginia
tried and faithful Democrat. ripe fShnia ana "a hTr'
plishcd gentleman. Inc3 HNF iTED
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T. Il. Gorr.sAs. Socrcrars
es1RIrcrlYE ERE AT RRunKL1 4

BRo1KiY" n Y, April ia destructive he bfose out
In tht Navy Yard ri O'Clock This morning. and continued
10 tun all dar 1t Is supposed hase originated from
sponi lneous combustion Ii commenced the pain! lot
OF Inc lin hon:e winch is three hundred 2 long nnd
consumed large amount of tlmtcr Two boCb shells Ia
the eunners exploited but one mart. lhr l-s
OF the building Is estimated $50 QUO; timber soOUUu
paints and varnIsh $50 G gunnet'S loft 5000 Among
The stock consumed the tmoeTs OF - gae, and
OF Southern pine which hac been stored IL
wears and the frames of three other vessels &c Several
ano nc-mer and others were Injured.
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prRLIc MEETINa IN NELSON CouNrY

public meeting will be hold 10 Nelson, the
~ coar ithe fourth Motay 10 appoint delegates the
Staunton Convention on the End OF May. 10 nominate
candidate for The oficc Of Commissioner OF The Board Of
Public Works II s 10 be hofct that those counties 10 the
district which have appointed delegates, will attend
this important duty al once that lair expression OF
Inc wishes Of Tie democratic party may be obtained This
important Office ought 10 &c filled by the best qualified gen
tcmen in The dislrct-e selection shoui be made moro
for practical than political quahcations-and gentle
man OF The soundcs ntegrty for millions will pass through
tho hands of these Commissioners and corrupt and nc
Gent men De selected the Stale must suffer greatly not only
In the of public money but also in the delay and bad
construction OF her important improvements and the heavy
increase Of laxes. TAA PAYER
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TIE GARDNER CASE

WasHiS6ToE. April 6th.-In the Gardiner case to-day,
Capt S"cum examined AID further described his
visits 10 the Tines, exhibiting several specimens which
however, did not come from GARDENERS mine
Two three practical Engineers sworn aho lesli-
ned that engines could De made n pieces sufficiently ema IL
be carried by pack mules and that engines constructed
would cost double the usual rates.
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TIE CROPS.-Thc papers from all pants of II.
north Of James river. bring buI report Of The '
wheat. We do not recolcct 10 have heard of H. "
uniformly promising before The yield for scy,,,I =.
past has been ltlc varied by failure The count,yr
enriched simultaneously California IN by Ils r,, ~
--auruDl and aursa segsS. Winchester Tirciu;on
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STAMPED ENNEl.oPhS.-lt is stated in N. Js
o! Cominrrr that The stamped v.pl,rs coo,r,c,o4 .
furnished Tie GATED S'str* G1yrHnrnt by Mr G. ,
BIT oil New York, will be ready Tor delivery ty H. s..
unr next. large quantity sitradv prrp,re,. tr
rinlru- .Ic nnl Yet rNnIDrl.
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Missouri la consequence of the Legislature mol being
able redlsrct the Stale 10 accordance with inc new APP
poronnent time meet her late Congressional election
has additional representatives TO elect which VIII DC
done by dvidng the Stale temporarily into Two Congress
sona Districts aud electng member from each s'ne OF
the Missouri river If the members 10 be elected should rep
their States In politics. as In the last Congress- Tue
next Huuse Of Representatives Will stand giving each par
" one OF the members be elected In Missouri as ioowe;
Democrats 1885, Wings II, Abolons,s 4
|, 10 for Virginia 10 determine In a lew weeks whether
she will present unbroEen democratic delegation In
the Congress
The reflection upon this unprecedented pepondefance oil
party the other forebodne than otherwise
for the dominant party. majority OF Two 10 one is TOO
unwieldy Efficiency There s far more danger OF dvi-
sion and internal discoTd than II the majority was but nall
dozen or dozen The administration will encounter steFt
hostility among Its supporters and DO far less eclen
bold prompt In ts policy than If !, had formidable de
clared opposition TO Withstand.
Let he DO duty however, notwithstanding these pos
sble results, OF unwiedy majority. Let US send up
men of right principles and politics, wherever IL 10 pos
sbe them leaving The rest 10 themselves aud 10
propitious Lei fight the battles our opponents
are ndusousy preparing Tor us in the congressional DIS
lics boldly esoutey unitediy upon the great principles
and issues that divided and still divide The consu-
tiona party from the expectancy party Then we shall have
done our duty When the democracy do their duty and vote
their principles events lake good OF them
selves
Apropos OF subject voting an relative party strength
the Washington Union gives table OF the returns OF The
last Presdenti, election which foots up as follows;
For Pierce i,oso 9io
Scott i.oso.oao
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NEW YORK, April l5--Flour Unchanged 1:6a
were sold. Wheat 10 nominal $4,000 bushels 81
corn sold at TT cents. ,"
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LOLA MoNTEz SENT up FOR TRIAL.

NEw OsIgASs April I4-Loa Montez brought up
to-day before Recorder and examined upon rye Of
assault and battery upon The saeemaDs2er Ut The Varieties
theatre The Recorder ordered that the p,isooc, be
The criminal court for ral.
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For the Enquirer.
ii.ssTa Editors Permit ct!l he attrtirn 81! ,r
Conyen.n which Is assemble al $iannJa ia" u 81
Nav for the purpose nominating democratic Cantia'"
or The Board Of Public Works iur Ue second dsIric 10
gentleman who in my humble judgment possesses it
hiyh d,.rcc those qualifications witch detrabr the
ncumbrnt OF that important position The gentleman 10
whom | allnde is Richard Rem F., oil The county u
H,nTco Mr. Rrins cXErnsively a"i iivorahy known {"
the neopr Of The district H is ny Ie consent OF all Who
know him. gem cnan OF tho most uhnpcachaole honesty
and inlcgy-n strong and vigorous mental capacity nnd
of nm ACTIVITY and energy al character which triumph 0s'I
all obstacles IN the h U unCtasng To which II" de-
.cics lis attention. In addition ~ tcse general requisites
N Rcns possesses which il ~ Tie highest lmp" lance
10 The inc uubenI Of post; mean ticT"mal * s
mn NAL acquaintance with lie sujec;- Shi'' Com
mi. soner oil The E0a.! ii PHhc Works wall hasu cJnIoI
III, was lor many years and NJ "a recent period, IN
i'm l OF, " til" t. ir IL
The STAG The Jsis River AMI l. 'nawha Improvement
In 1923 liz entered Tho service {" a 'ul.ny ~. ~ hi1
ofiirr uf great abO. rt-puasiriy
and iris pnsitiuu he cid until III. IeLh,IIii.n o; Tia Pre-
semi comnang In 1885 After Ihc .zln.Litl1n, he VA"
sT,l retained, in e by The directors until the year ISIS
when he voluntarily resigned hi5 position aHj to.ame
contractor on canal above hChbnrz "arc r vas DC
unicd uni tho OF the year 1880 Dpring This hong
o.ui covering space If than IS yc"r, lac enjoyed
The undImnistlei conf ec. of hse In whose snrvic. II,
hu w.s Ha has thus acquired an experimental acqnaln
ance with the public orks 81 the State which possessed
hv but rw men limits and which constitutes
high rs,omn naon for tho Office 10; which he IL not"
proposed.
II the Convention should thk prIper confer upon hit
he nominations hey Will secure f M State the satices ."
most honest faithful ard competent putt uiFcc Ia
sitter IL which those essential qusl.ic, III to ac
needed a. in any post within thu gif' .. lie people.
4 DEMOCRAT OF THE DISTRICT
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We are indcbts! the attentive agent OF pARlsEG &
KISes EXPRESS for valuable ne" o'k papers per Inc
steamer Roam IKE In adTance of the mall
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET,


TOBACCO Since our last report the market h6. :.
,cfy active, anu prices rather tet'cf
We r0ticct safes OF stcmmng at sl2 Is. Tic dem.
fn 2oo AMI find manufacturing is increasing The stock.
oil H. the hands If manufacturers being nearly exhsLs
n. VI. MARTIN & ca
Sales ii Tobacco 80 n. ii MARTYR y Co NC,
chaux Go; . J. Il :;pear- 10 brd 8; }. VI Brill
81 - AMI 3 a, 5; ! r A Lewis At IS am 3
, c. T. Baskerville nj s. 8 : Rufwril al S % aEt
. Capt Wif!lm liant 95 and So; : 6 ". Etws-
10 50 ana II 80; ] Fl y Edwarts, Il So T Cann5r
| Ms Mary Bate 10 80 Scion :;0uEcr'an't 81 !
10 so Il St,rko nj iG 10 Colin Srsy Il Co
SALES OF TOBACCO
BIZ Th5s T.nsl,y Johnson Commission Merchant, tx:
s5,ctor a. .Seatrookg' Warehouse
Z u Winston of Louisa, Ehd,. lugs ct 81 CO. SIS
, hhts ra at - and Q; + l. :sEitlus Of G'rare 3n
lues ! 3d. . Irai aud %; P"wharhh Pe;s"t
Louisa : !nds Al IS IS :, ana 80; Gabi4l Jon
Luusa i hhds Al !, so, IS and IL: Mrs l. Newman
Louisa , hhdS. - uuo 81; R.oram;n Bel of Ofanis
HID inc- n! s. l.uihnr " Ionas .! Orange, hh4s Of !,
ami u2 v. r johnson Of Louisa. hhts at , 20
Sos " 1joIi- 81 Louisa, htjs NJ ! 50 /! 20 -, /.
and Ilunpnt"t Bict"y 81 .m.sa, hhis. al 80 am
Mrs f.. Richardson, hEds al / ANA 10; Richard
81 Louis+ hht ht g. J. z. puiiau II Spotrsyivsh.s
hhrs =; IS AMI IS; n. Il Armstrong of Louisa hr
q. 7 % md 80; Charles Dickinson III Lnuiss his;
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