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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CuRREN
RicHMoSD. OcT'R u, 1853.

X ~
TOBACCO The stocks for sale very light and the
6Ieaks very small We notice slight Improvement in logs
and rommon AMI middIing leaf win unchanged prices
Sales o Tobacco By ~. NJ M.n1ls & Co. since Tuesday
ast.l6 hh.s T Epes : al 81. , at SO, 49, al 9
%. e. TO- IL at IL 50 and at -; Geo Tarry,
Jr a, Il IL hhds So TO- 10 IS 10 So H. II IS II g.
and Al II
FLOURT receipts have been fur for this week. with
sales the Blsn al Sou :6t store the article held
higher To-day both purchasers and receivers dis
posed await further foreign news.
WHEArVtry small receipts for the seasnn and not
much in the market last sales 81 40 for red
and 81 10 for white
CORH.-75 us cents per bushrI Demand good
CORN MEAL IS cts. por buslie! for country Mills
asking 80 els. But little 10 market
OATS 10 I'm crs per bushcl
BACON Mountain cured hng round, 8 ~ cents; City
cured and smlhl"I hog round 1 cents Western and Bal
more Sides 81 9; Shoulders 81 u 6Hi Huns IL l3X
as in qualiryi sales mostly IL l2a cts.
BUTTER Goshen, GOA % cts, Mountain Is 90 cts. i;
sorIs not suitable fo table USE sold low
as IL Is cts
FISH -MackeeI No B. small, The latter Tor SOS.
ION inspection Halifax Herhgs, No. J. So s. per Dbl
COFFEE We quote Rio llallE cents; [aeuyra II !. q
-; Java l?s 81 Mocha Is a l5h
GUANO ~jnes u Peruvian al 500 per lon 10 first
hands.
LARD In barrels |? l2s cts in kegs l3 l3S
LIVE STOCK II Shocks RcpolD Beet Cattle scale
weight, 50 % 8 ~ gross Sheep Il 5O 50 So Hogs
IRuN-rig ss5 $40 pei Ton; swedes $780, Trcdcpsr and
English refined $780, Common English s7Oa7 Isl up country
bar w q 40.
SUGARS-we quote Porto Rico 81 Is cents !;
New Orleans S. 6H. Refined Loaf III l0s; Crushed
9t TO- Powdered 90 TO- Coffee Sugar ~ 8.
SALT-Liyerpoo fine per sack 81 55 uaoar and 60 in
store: Ground Alnm 81 So
SHDr-95 Gle per 10.
LlME-tlom wharf 81 Is from store 81 81 for East
elm Virginia 81 81 To-
LIuUORS-w Whisky, Richmond recrifed 81 cash.
Tuscaloosa 40 to - Cincinnati recied, g cts, four
month"; Old Family Rye IS; Mountain CO Co. Brandy
common; Imitation, 3S 10; sh Proof, ~
60 els, cash; Otari Dupuy's 81 rs TO SIS Hen
messy sab So pnet Co., S3h 10 ST. Apple As TO rs
Genie. Gin-AmeTican common 81 10 80 cents; Holland
81 10 10 81 ~. N. Rum 81 10 IS cts.
SEEDS-Coycr Seed So rs per bushel; Timothy san
to 81; Herds Grass 81 | %: Flaxseed 81 l2s.
MOLASSESN o. in barrels, very superior, 81 81 cts.
Cuba, cr"p, - e5 Sugar House. in barrels ~ 10
g els; Porto co hogseada 50 33 cts; Sugar House
Syrup, in barrels. 40a Is els; common do 20 % cts
LEATHER-Sole, good stamp, from II II cts. per Id
DANA 4cd from Is to l7s cts.
PLASTEl&-SaIe Lump So at Wharf; ssh Gasin.-
Ground S..
STEEL American BIsletsd 81 10 q lis per ton
SOAP -Turpenne ~ cts; Fancy cooled II 10 IL.
COrTUN-l0a IL cts.
CANDLESlallow -. Ia els. HULA aud Jack
81; Sperm 50 81 cts,
NAlLS--Hcli oil N 81. cents.
COAI-Vrpinla II Is cts board, for good MIXED
Fine aud Lump Smiths cls Anthracite is only sold
tail rales-ior load ol 20UU los. S6t 81
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LArER FROM EGROpE


ARRIVAL Of rlE NitGAKa, At IALIFASi
Cotton -idrancsd = Bre1dstrfs Stationary,
New ioRH, Oct 21.-hr steamship Niagara has arrived
Halifax, WIN Liverpool dates week later, She brings
dates 10 The l5ih inst
Cotton had advanced !. d in The Liverpool Market and
in demand tho day The steamer sailed The
salrs Tor The week 81 00U balcs
btehdstuHs were quiet al previous rates. Wheat h1w
ever had slightly improved Other desert pliou of Gau
well as Flour remained unchanged.
Rice was In demand.
Tobacco dull prices unchanged
Trade In Manchester was quite active.
The Money Market had not improved during The week =
Indeed stringent Than al former period tic
past seasan. consals were quoted al 81
The political news by ms arrival though Interesting a
impnrlun The Eastern Question sti remained unset.
lied Il Bulletin.
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LATEST NEWS by THE TELEGRipu
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM EUROPE

L.
ARRIVAL OF TIE NIAGARA.
HALIFAX Oct. 27.-I'hc Niagara arrived hero ais h.
| night The ArclIc arrived ont on The I'm
Observation-Disclosures, Oct l5.--Colton has adyar,..
d; LEG OF The week 81 900 bales. Breajstus hsv.
their decline end prices tending NJ
ward While Wheat is quoted al 9s 3d. 10 los %; CAM
Flour 33s 3D. Ohio GAS g.. 10 3as. Corn unchanged Pr
| Visions strahy. Consols vi i.
WARLIKE ASPECT or AFFAIRS IN THE EAST
The Sultan had given notice thai Russia ued 10 .yscn
nte The principales within fifteen days hos,iirs Womb y.
commenced The fleets Of England and France In h
meantime had been invited 10 C0nslannople and h
Declaration Of War posted on all The mosques -
The navigation of the Black Sea is free flags of al
ma lions.
FRANCE-The police of Paris had made active SCARF
Tor Kossuh al The house of a. Kifa Hungarian refuge
but kUssuIh was not 10 be found.
Napoleon reported have stated, on the l2th ,h;;
unless Russia yielded, must be proceeded with.
a OFFENSIVE CONSUL "A letter from Turin san
that tie Pirdmoncse Government has been requested not d
admit NJ Focso naluaized American, as Consul for III.
United Sntes alleging reason that nc disciple 0.
Nlazzni.
FREE IMPORTATION OF CORN-In accordanc.
with recent decree may be imported into the PapaI
States Tree of jnty until February next.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR WAR-The Empe
or of Russia has authorised the importation into any
the ports of Finland OF any materials for equppnz ships
the privilege 10 continue for FIVE years
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE EASTERN
NEWS-A Paris correspondent writes that n private letters
from Cunslannope tho Eastern question is amincd in
every point AMI the conclusion unanimously arrived at Is
tina there is escape from
Russian agents are actively al work Ia stirring up insu,
Tections in Turkey.
a number al English officers. mostly belonging 10 tho
East Indian service are moving between the Turkish
camps and number also On the wjy n Cnnson,
nJplc.
The London Globes Paris Correspondent saws that NIT,
withdrawing all we hear OF pTap3atUns Tor wer the In
preston that peace viii be preserved very general
almost Incredible number 81 ors OF sill 10 the Tur.
Esh have been received from Poles Hungaraus
and others
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LITHoaRApHlc PRINTING.

1t will be from advertisement 10 another column
Of this paper, that Msssrs Rches Dunnsyant have
sabished Lthographic Plating Oco In Richmond This
Is the only office Of the Bind n the Southern Siates and
Merchants and others wanting such can uccommo.
dated in Richmond presume they will longer asnd
their orders to the North We seen some specimens Of
this style OF printing executed the office Of Rilchss
Dunnasan which no artists 10 the North can excel To-
deed we had no Idea OF the perfection which this
ass haa ooen carried until We sample of the work exc
eued at the Office OF Messrs Rches 4 Dunnsvant
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SECOND AupIToR's OFFICE VIRoISIi,

s,s 10 conformity TO law herewith transmit Inc Aunu
al Statement containing Synopsis OF ns na.a M
0n sn o Of The sources from which the Fund was
aired snd tho manner Of Investment No. e N The
amour. OF Revenue and s application anI ho s.sn sy
nOp n his Ses during The ending h
90. '' WM. t. JACKSON, Second Auditor.
~ ri. exsslency JOS JOHNSON, Governor of Virginia
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DIED,

Consumption tic Gcbrr ss3 la Lsr3.t wear
Buckingham couI li0ase ke Residence hurhani Nj
John Mes Mrs ELiZAbsiu NILES iauEhier Nj Charles
Miles Of Cumberland county
Her suffering. long various an T.u III The 1trsne but
che hedr! rnur Ma her
husband remainder 81 ks m pyinc homage 10 e
memory of this be i OF women
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COTTON Al AQECT

New YoRK. Oct. 26-Tnere Is quite an active movement,
10 the cotton Market o~og 70 accoohs nom The South of
lnred. also active shipping demand, with sosle
speculative This sales to-day 5000 bales al
advance yesterday. Sales snce Monday of 500
bales closing to-day 9A 9H for Middlug Upands Mid
ding Mobile 81 81; MiddIns Orleans 81 81 cts per h.
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SEVERE FROST

NRw ORLEASs Oct 26-Severe while frost Tact night
City now healthy Persons may return in safety.
VicKssuao Oct "a heavy frost fell here last night.
The city is perfectly healthy and business begins 10
move with considerable spirit
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TO TEACHERS.

WISH 10 employ young Mao roi Virginia graduate
respectable Who
Laun Creek and fIsGch together with
uscs assistant sdcIrf III Was1w
Commencing lhs 6th January sant young man OF
mori CHARACTER together with The other
10
None heed apply without furnishing testimonials OF morality
Addre, troe iad) NAsa~, Ri:Lmnnd county, Va ard
teim Will be stated promptly IT, P. MITCHELL.
Oct 2S-c3t
RUNNER AND TEA SERGlCEs.-Jus received a lu
~ supply OF ~euc and tt French China In Dinnrr and Tea
set aso ans} hd ey lie dozen Whc fios
inE all for kss
o.; q JAS B EVANS No IL, West Main si,ce:.
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NJ 4 IL nIEn.

MlassD At "CaIrLl"a ls'c Wight county Va the
jsnce liearee Ca'to Esd TUESDAY TIA s. by
The ReT John Mftat hst' Of 81 lahn.s Church Hampton,
JAMES W SIMPSON Ed 81 Suuy. to Mia, ANN c wRENN,
daughter OF The late Joseph Wienn E- lsie Wigh,
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Mr. Charles Irving Of Cumberland Virginia recently 40
soeias Editor of the Nashville qOn has become propris
10 part and sole Editor Of the Lyuchbug Republican
IN able writer well-informed politician aud sa amiatls
gentleman Mr. Irving lie valuable accession tho Viz
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s.. $40 ego 90 g.. 759 66G 81
81 543 $50 81 81 $50 666 q
81 ,554 ~! Si,oll,51a
ORIo t.uUSTY, So

OHIo CuUsrY, So.
Beiuie the snbaIlbef Justice OF the peace for Ono
10 tha Stale of VIrg this day in my said
came Daniel Lamb Cashier OF tho Northwestern Bank II
Virginia and idc oath In due form that the foregoing
is the OF his knowledge and behf
Given uudsr NY hand This 20t day OF October id5e
JAS. H. McMECHEN, J. P.
We certify The foregoing correct to the best Of
knowedge anil belief R. CRANGLE.
las. H. STOUT.
THOMAS JOHNSTON Jr
ROE ERT MORRISON,
L. S.rEENROD
WHESlIso Oct 20 1853. W. CAMPBELL
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NoarAwssrKRN BAsx OF FIRGISIA,
WHEELING, Oct. q, 1853.
Hon. JOS JoHssos, Governor Of Virginia:
S Please fad enclosed the quarterly report for this bank
ana branches Mos, respectfully, your OBJ serv't,
ID. LAMB, Cashier.
STATEMENT Of The condition of the NORTHEASTERN Bank Of
Pirgina including is branches at Welsburs Pdrkers'
burg und e6ersoHve the FIRST day Of October, 1888
7sh comparative statement of the same for the CORES
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WASHINGTON SENTiNEI..

In Issue of Tomorrow we viii re.publl.h from III,
columns of the Washington Sentinel very able article on
the Pacific Rail Road II may be appropriate to CT
press ths opinion, that tho Sentinel IL conducted
ability not surpassed and perhaps not equalsL by any
political journal In the country.
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We are requested 10 remind The Presidents of hs yarous
Turnpike Companies 10 the State The importance of for
wadlng hsr Annual Reports the Board of Public Works
as as practicable
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MARINE JOURNAL.
pORr or RICHMOND, OCTOBKN II Is

PoRr Or RICHMOND, OCTOBER II 1858
ARRIVED
Steamer Roanoke, caverdy. New York, mdsc
Schr VIM l.. Lively, ioik River, wheat.
SAILED
Schr VIM. Spear, Bunting Baltimore, Hour md bran
Tchr Emmn, il"lafds, Boston, flour and brans
Schr Susan, cfowell Boston, masc.
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WHsslIso. Oct. 20. 1859. ". CAMPBELL,


ARRIVAL OF CALIFORNIA STEAMER.
Ne" OSLE,Hs, Oct ia sleamef has arrived LII
advicos iso California lhe lsl October, iths ssae
date as by thu Northern Light az Nofolk) The sem.
monthly shipments OF gold from San Francisco including
what 10 the hands OF passssss uns TO about
milons OF dollars.
Great disappointment existed rua1orsd rupture AID
dispersion OF The Cabinet at Washington.
Sandwich Islands papers report large rivals there of
Russian emgrans The small pur conIlned TO prevail wlh
great violence.
The whaers intend al the Sau iwich ISLANDS
until tho middle oil October
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THE LATE STORM.
CEAkIEs-oS Oct 26-The storm has been very severe ali
along the coasts:vera7esscIs have suffered seriously
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EIPEtOSS S5nO mn

GREAT FIRE. LOSS $500 000
Providence T.. Oct. 27.-ilowat's block, with maDv
adjoining buildings in This city burnt last night The
loss is estimated half million dollars, which there
is partial Insurance.
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The following article the Norfolk Argus makes
veation quite apropos TO the present times
pDlNT

velation quite apropos TO the present time;
A CASE IN POINT
The opposition press making wonderful canlor
the lelter OF Mr. Guthrie Collector Bronson aud
the Secretary Ia denounced with tho utmost vehemence and
bitterness and the whole vocabulary of harsh epihets s
poured hs devoted head The Herald denounces The
iofamous." Now IL IL within the Knowledge OF this
print that the immaculate rhomas Corwin Secretary of the
Treasury under President Fillmore, wrote, 10 1851 letter
Col Garrett the then Collector OF this port handing
him his deputy and confdend! officer and TO ap
point another individual designating him. in his place. in
der preserve the "hamony of ,ha whg patty This tact
10 notorious here any other IN the history Of The place
and will not be conroveiod Why did not the Herald and
its volunteer contributor express that time their holy
horror at such an enormity2 Where their vauned
patriotism thenl Why did they have the manly indie
pendeuce hur their thunderbols this attempted
else Of prerogsve the part OF the Wing Secre
tary2 No. they remained silent Two white mice in
'nesl tub. not daring 10 sound note o repr"of and
for aught know actually approved the deed Let them
attempt themselves the ground that The
officer whom the petty tyranny uf Mr. Corwn sought
move, Democrat II does affect The question. The
principle involved 10 idencaly The That in the
OF Mr. Guthrie fit 10 not, should like tho dis
tinction shown But what vlue in Wing Secretary
becomes crime Of he darkest dye when pracced by
Democratic Secretary. Oh Consistency thou hast Indeed
become pair of Jewels Of the FIRST water II Norfolk Argus
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GUANO EXPECTED.


GUANO EXPECTED.
- n "A TONS Peruvian Guano wa7 expected
SUI all week. Customers Who oTJscd article
wo asy fully supplied will leae
gene1 o,deIs without delay. The article will be furnished
tie regular 6,6, tIkrn from The vessel.
or @S-;2a HUGH W. FRY.
LEWISTON PLANK ROAD.
f1sE kho!er5 which called l the 2lth
hasnt failed iOie place Consequence oi III cie
eny OF day hereby gwen, that Wal he h
ruesJsy Sab November PowePs SHOOT house near -
paus Chuich Luaehbur! county AMI II that day shan pro- Q
hal vii hc held the next day IL IS The wish OF The 'o'
Ia hae
Engineers invited the meeting, ati ey as
~ la bids The that an Eheih1 A, W
appointed the enea Meeting. OF by The Pesien .Gu
n Le determined THE Coh"i'
Oct. 13-rs1.
NOTICE TO COnTRACTonHs., ., ,,;.
S'EAiED lFeI of :, -
- on iron the 1h day u non
lar Inc Graduation ifls0.ry II b! Hrs % ,ne
Pete rshurg h0ai," The ti % 1''''''N "o
swamp" in The county Of SUSSEX ~, :. S,,c,,. o.,.,
f"t fa''eu'''''' &c 49, WA MALONE, Ch,ef Engineer
| Chief Engineer, Once Norfolk Cay 'ifsnia
| Nos i--ctih!,ec
| ---- pENTIsTRY.
lana os.,ns me Deutis eiIhet the me.
paIfnicni ~ De accommodated anu
my Office Being acquainted with all The
inserted from fun SET oy
sny mode which pstlshI may prefer or the coalition ~
mouth indicate -, 49,, ,,,,h ar n.
out ani:a eun b. atmospheric FTess.e tommoey oor
n god In Duriu lhtm with The sicnus gun On
All work sarantei Os No 81 Main third d9oI n,I
street Richmond, Va lHOhAo II. hDhD.NpS
| Os. 2s-tSclm
VWNE Snryeoss sIhns and Carnage Sponses for gave
| Z c.; Sc ADIE GRAY Druggists. 49, Main st-|"
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THE LATE STORa

RETIREMENT OF AN EDITOR
WAsgsoroN Oct 26.-ChatIes Games has cea sed IN cd,
tcr!a connection with the Washington Union
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TIE NORTHWEST PASSAGE The National Intel.
pcncer corrects strange isSe OF and contradlc
Iona which appeared la hn acc Of The New FORK Even
ing Post announcing the interesting fact Thar "a passage
by the ctic Ocean around The Horen continent OF Ame
rica has last been disc0veiet by Commodore Mcclure
of the BRUSH Navy and that nc great pro-
bernn had been solved after ne unsuccessful enterprises
of two hundred Yeas a tfef announcement OF the
British Admiralty was The authority for this state
ment The statement may l., true; but not" says
The intcligenCer III lhr cNcumstance5 related IN
the Post are correct. The account in The Post
says that Mcclure sailed from layis's straits the Fast,
through the great Arctic ocean Behring's Straits on
the West and he IL left ON The coast Of ASIA The out
let OF Behring's stras; wirieas Commodore Mcclure
commenced his polar voyage though Behring's straits and
10 solve problem he have gone Fast instead OF
Wes II the Post viii compa. his statement with any re-
cent map of The polar regions il will perceive The dscc
panries 10 which refer. II possible that when the Al.
mIratv account comes 10 hand il will explain present
tradictlons. and make The matte: cesr."[ Dispatch
NEW NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR. We learn from the
Washington Star that Mf Wa. l.. HanseomOe Of Porte
mouth, NJ H., leading ship builder 10 lhat region, has
been appointed naval constructor (pay per annum
In the Navy oil the Dned Sals after ia wing been siamn
cd by board If Naval Cuhstruclcs ana found Qualified
I Portsmouth Globe
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CtLIEORNIANS

CALIFORNIANS ROBBED
NosFHK, Oct 2S.-Last night o returned G., lifornIn
who canc passenger 10 the Northern Light lobbedoi
200 Another one, who had 81 600 Ia his posse. sioa
missing.
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MAJOR HOBBiE.-It Is not uue as stated In 90, nso
The papers 10 New York that the Postmaster a
eia Is lying dangerously Ill. He Is 10 good health nd
prompt and fshiu in the discharge Of s dutIes az heal
ways has been.-( Washington Union.
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Necessary choice ii33
Nal Ellis having received majority, was declared the
President elect Of Tho Company.
The Chair then announced the election of Directors
10 be in order.
hanun the fret Director and there being opposition
the taken pipd and Mr. Boyd declared elected
For the second Director Mr.. D. r Gooch nominated VIM
Gray OF Richmond.
MIR VIM. H. Macfarand nominated Col Thomas NJ. Bon.
durant of Buckingham.
Capt Chas Dimmock broue forward the name OF Sam.
uel NJ cCorkc, Esq, of Lynchburg.
There being nominations the roll called and
the vote thus announced
Col Thos M. Bondutant, 1915
VIM Groy 1855
Samuel McCorkle 299
SO Col Bondurant declared elected second Dircc
tor The meeting then adjourned
COLLECTOR BRoNsON-c Collector Beonson the
man that writes 30 WELL has according to all reliable ac-
couns-umor and report-nnd all unreliable ones-such as
the New York Herald and Washington UnionaEen up his
hat and walked out OF the New York Custom House. We
have but few words 10 say about IL Just now Our stern
und uninehng adherence the administration well
Known We do not intend 10 deal in unsparng abuse OF H.
outstanding we think that The dismissal OF Bronson has
grown ou oi false movement on the part Of Guthrie.
Let Us run over il. Bronson did wrong 10 not making
his appointments according the example him by
administration viz from among all thuse that had compro
missed all former differences and got upon the Baltimore
platform Not doing he forfeited his claims consdera
tons which had determined his own appointment.
Doing wrong. he needed reproul. TO be administered
properly, DIR. Guthrie should have met him gentleman
10 his paror al Washington, In Mr. Bronsons par.
lor in New luk uHd huvu published him 10 The papers
as common ANA ndcCnSlbe offender Gnthiio showed
himself Id tie either Ignorant OIL indifferent those rules
VI propety that teach what Is duo from gentleman 10
another Published rs lie was Bronson was compelled
Referring he did in such defiant tone and in an
Offensive spirit daring Mr. Guthrie the only argument
left his dismissal hlr e. had oiher alternative lett but
give him the logical !occ OF that argument by sending him
hs walking papers
Mi Bronson did wrong first. Mr.. Guthrie committed q
Iious and conventional aud official blum
der secondly r Bronson replied nsuliiugly thirdly; and
t"nrlhy MIR Guthrie thrned Mr. Bronson os summary
aud without ado Mr. Pierce ought TO tally FIVE" by
ing Gnrhe ont We may speak Iashly and pcuaturely
but We think by so doing he would ,nicste claim
very plou position In tue mailer Tor himself Portsmouth
Globe
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uENTIsTRY y.

VNNE Snryeos's Bafhna and Carnage Sponsss fo sa
r O.; Is ADIE GRAY. Druggists l4T. Main sHSe"
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2 o WuODSoS, c.

The above stated SUI s nn.S pa, "
FRIDAY the oh dag laGu.fi, l'ii ., Thomas
Cum. land County, shal he deI'sons U, 10 ,o III.
Gro rier obeon and Others b7 eaa az W V.o. ia
mai ri Ike AZ sui, ncr euaiuia o AMI
ilbur On pis1nif YsnitIa ai5uoh Tcu
ohsz, ie1chnahts a. Wit" aS go ROBERT FAULKNER
MINK MI 1870, cuard!,a for yes.s Hsiei''er
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1853 October lst balance in the treasury TO the 900 =.
credit OF the Literary Fund.- s'o'oo' %
Os,, ,7th 1859 WIN. L. JACKSON, Second Auditor.
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bS The Fakr OF silva continues his inmilabis peros
msnces al Odd Fellows Hall.
e. TIE Chinese Attises astonishing ia;ge crowd 1T
The Metropolitan Hail.
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4 ASGHORSE AL Ai":seah"s saip.,ps tobacco snI II
Il i laia horne ~ Son.n Tie ~I,s Tobacco, 81.
.gt-I4 Man
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RICHMOND HOUSE FuHSi >hiAG STORE.
the InhIc and Hidg-cis large
w s,urs al House Furnishing Goods
Fine IlInir anH IorrS 81 pieces
ca T,a tbir and De-.,t Spoons
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