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Nh ORE THAN GOLD TO THE SICK.

SoRth Carolina.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. q, 1855
Meesrs. Mortimer Il Nolobray The sale OF your
Hampton's Vegetable TinetuIe is increasing every
day, and every bottle sold recommends this valuable
medicine 10 the afflicted Several of our planters
have tried il IL different with astonishing sgc-
cess and are getting it by half dozens. 1t has been
found to be the greatest remedy for Rheumatic Az
fections, and wonderful cure has been performed
negro boy suffering by Fits. Il viii furnish YOU
with number of certificates if you wish them.
Please send me, as possible, supply of the
Tincture.. am, gentlemen, yours,
w. g. TROTT
Hundreds in this city viii bear same testimony
Delicate females and children viii fad this great
remedy. Also, see cures of Coughs Dyspepsia Scro-
fnla, &c. MORTIMER & M0WBRAY
$40 Baltimore street
CURE OF COUGHS, VERTIGO RHECMA-
TISM-Cure Of the venerable DR. Dunn's son, of the
city of Baltimore man well known, and whose tes-
timony adds to the triumph of HAMPTON'S VEGK-
TABLE TINCTURE
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BY JNO. r. D. PAYNE, Salesman.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF A
IA LARGE, GENTEEL AND WELL-MADE
PARCEL OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ALSO
TION.-Will be sold at the late residence Of VIM NJ
Fulton, decd, MAN, between lst and End streets
at 10 o'clock, FRIDAY the q st inst all his house
beautiful mahogany Wsrdrobes, plain do, mahogany
Bedsteads, do: Bureaus, (marb!e-top,) do Lounge,
dc. Grip, do. Washstand, (marbie-top) do. Writing
and beautiful D ming Tables, Beds Mattresses, Car
pets, Rugs, Oil Cloth, Earthen and China Ware Cut
Glass 100 feet Hose, Cooking Stove, Flowers, and
at his office Main street, a valuable Law Library
TERMs-Sums under $50 cash $50 ard over four
months credit for negotiable notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed
oc IL Fl. C.. CABFLL. Admir-
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THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Oct. 15-rhe -four market is not
much excited to-day. There Is number of buyers
Of Howard Street at IS N, but holders are uniformly
asking So So. The sales were 500 bbls at S. 87, and
800 bDie. AT Sc 8l!.
Sales Of 1900 6bls City Mills at Sc 81, and $500
bbs. a. 81 Is, the latter for future delivery.
The Ightness Of the money market and the advance
treights have caused dullness in breadstutfs and
prices tending dowuwsrds. About 20 coo bushels
Wheat offered and only small forced sales at lS7al4O
fog red, l42a145 cts for good prime white
No family -four whte sold. Inferior lots 3to 10 cents
below the above figures. Wheat is rather pressing
the market.
Corn duller at decline. About Is, O0e bushels of
tered and partly sold SOC. for yellow-a decline
Nothing done in white. We quote it nomipally at
q cents.
New YORK, Oct. l5-The Stock market is a shade
1i5msr. Money continues tight.
The Flour market is steady but prices slightly CIV
ing waysales of eco bbls IS 874S7 for State to
81 p! for Southern. Rye Flour and Corn Meal I'M
changed.
Holders of Wheat asking higher figures than
buyers are willing to give. Sales of $4,000 bushels
white Michigan at l5ial55c to 1910; nothing doing
r. Southern. Cora not tirn-prices dropping
Sales COO bushels BIC for mixed; yellow 87a86c
OATS and Rye unchanged.
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WHEELING, Oct. 1.-the Ohio River Is now at
about three feet, which is good depth of water for
the river steamers two Of which leave here with pas
sengers and freights to-day There were no less
1870 through passengers from Baltimore and other
eastern points by the railroad today most OF whom
are bound for the far West Freight for Cincinnati
and Louisville are about 50 and As cents per 100
lbs and are i'll active demand.
Boston, Oct. 1.-THE bargue Plympton from
Pic.ou loaded with coal for Boston, foundered at
sea on the 30th OF September. The crew saved
The steamship Rose, employed by the Government
TO protect the fisheries went ashore at Picto in the
gale on the seth. The crew were saved
New YoRK, Oct l-At meeting of the direc-
tors of the Magnetic Telegraphic Company, at New
York, on Thursday, the usual dividend OF three
per cent was declared payable at the office of the
company at Philadelphia, or after the 10th inst
NEW YORK, Oct 1i.-Secretary Guthrie and Pc
ter e. Washington arrived here yesterday, and are
at the Astor House. Mr.. Dobbin has lett for Wash
ington
WORCESTER, MASS, Oct. I3.-Wm Barker was
found guilty yesterday of numbering his wife
Manly Lawson is on trial this morning for similar
crime.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. Il Elisha Nathewson. for
merly U. s. Senator, died at his residence this
morning.
YAzoo Cry, Oct 14-Mr A. 8. Perkins. mana
ger of the Telegraph office here, died last night of
yellow fever and the manager at Bayou Sara died
the night before.
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RO0Ks FOR EVERYBODY TO READ

NOOEkF1 v " IL1-l1U
~ at GEO. NJ VESTS Bookstore, under the
Exchange Hotel.
Historical and Descriptive Sketches Of Norfolk and
Vicinity, including Portsmouth and the adjacent
counties during period Of two hundred years Also
Sketches of Williamsburg. Hampton. Suffolk, Smith
field and other places with descriptions Of some of
the principal objects of interest in Eastern Vrzna
By VIM. 8 Forrest. ! vol-$3.
The Underground Mail Agents. BY Vial Illustra-
ted with designs, by White-75c.
The Mud Cabin or. The Character and Tendency
of British Institutions illustrated In their efseck
upon the human character and destiny. By Warren
Ishem. Second edition-sl
The Exiles, Tale. BY Falv, author Of 'Heioise'
81.
The Natural History Of the Human Species, its
Typical Forms, Primeval Distribution, Filiaton and
Marations. Illustrated by 81 colored plates, with
portrait and vignette. BY L. Col. Chas- Ha1ailtoa
Smith-Sl.25.
For sale by GEO. NJ. WEST,
oc15. Nos and 6Exehange Place.
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BALTIMORE, February 0, 1852.

BALTIMORE, February o, 1852.
Messrs. Mortimer Il Mo,cbray-Gentlemen II in
with real pleasure that able to attest to the
general healing and curative powers of Dr. Hanlp-
TOMS Vegetable Tincture: Some time during last
November was taken with a very bad and ser;ous
cough / was advised to take Cod Liver OIL and ala
so, but getting better, | induced to try your
Tncture-I got one BOTTLE and before had taxenitt
ALL my cough left me. Permit me also to state that
for the last fifteen years have suffered very much
from acute rheumatism and Vertigo, combining mi At
times TO my bed | am fully convinced that | owe
my present good health 10 the of the Tincture
and kind Providence.
You are my friends, at liberty to use this as yss
may think proper, and believe me,
Yours, very respectfully, @. DUEAN.
N. B-i can be seen at any time at the MAYORS
Office. CD.
Delicate females and children win find this great
blessing. 1t has restored thousands to health.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.-CaH
and get PANT hlets grate with history of discovery Of
this wondedu Blood Purifier, and certificates Of
our citizens, of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scno-
fala, Liver Complaint, General Weakness Nervous
ness, nc. &c.
Sold by GA. sTRECKER, Richmond; JONES &
CO. ROBERTSON, WILSON l. ALFRED, Pc
tersbure; DIR. COOKE, Fredericksburg. MORTIMER
u MoWBRAY, Baltimore, and BY Druggists every
where.
w~Sl per bottle bottles for S. ocu
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AMES T. SUTTON. JR.. RIcHNo,

JAMES T. SUTTON, JR, RlcHxosD,
~ VA, LAND, PENSION AND GENERAL
AGENT-ofics corner of Bank and 18th streets-pro-
secues claims against the United States for Pensions
and Land Bounty due Soldiers Widows and Orphans
makes egotations for Loans of Money, and for the
Sale or Purchase of Real Estate.
Agents and claimants having suspended or rejected
cases before any of the Departments at Washington
may ind ii to their interest TO consult with him In re-
ference to the same &C I4-StH
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DEV. II. d. HOGE's SCHOOL FOR

DEV. II. D. HOGE'S SCHOOL FOR
40 YOUNG LADIES.-Having been fortunate
as to secure the services of Dr. r. A LEWIS, in the
department of Natural Science, the Principal calls
public attention to the following letter:
RICHMOND, 26th Sept, 1858.
Rev NJ D. Hoge.-Dear Sr,-Being informed that
Dr. r. A LIE wis has engaged to deliver course of
lectures on Natural Science, illustrated by expert
merts in your school, during the ensuing term, we
take pleasure, through you, in assuring those who
have not the advantage of his acquaintance that ne
is admirably qualified, both by natural talents end by
requirements, irnpart instruction in the branches
he proposes TO teach His lectures wi at the came
time be improving and interesting. and win furnish
valuable addition to the of study pursued in
your school. Very respectfully yours
+. II. DEANE, M. d.
A. L. B. MERRITT, NJ. D.
ALBERT SNEAD, NJ D.
JAMES BOLTON, M. D..
F. MARX, NJ. D.
oc I5-6tf q. A. WILSON. NJ. d.
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pOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER-A
IA small supply just to hand this day, from the
spring direct. We expect to receive weekly, here
alter. Terms cash, or city acceptance. Sold only by
BENNETT l. BEERS.
&C IA Agents for the Rockbridge Alum Springs
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RUMORED FAILURES.

New YORK, Oct. 15.-There are still rumors
about failures, but no more have been made public
There is great excitement among the fancy men,
pugilists and others of that class, regarding the
prize fight, the death of Morissey, &c Some ar
reefs have been made and others expected soon.
construction broke in this morning and buried ten
men. Two of them were taken out dead
The Baltic sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool
with $50 passengers and $970,G00 in specie.
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I ARD In PALS landing this day from
lsteamer and for sale by
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COO ENAMELED CRATES AND

H00 ENAMELED CRATES AND
OOO TENDERS, FOR SALE AT REDUCED
PRICES-Tbe subscriber has for sale the largest
stock Of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offer
ed for Eale in this city Of bis manufacture Tho
Crates embrace all the various kinds and patterns,
such as square topped Gothic Lptic, Circle Ac with
match Orders for Crates, Tenders, he, from tows
and county, PunctuaIiy attended to aud carefully
packed Merchants purchasing 70 sell again wiil -
supplied at the lowest Northern prices with the usual
discounts of for cash by wholesale. Apply It ny
Bell and Brass Foundry on Main, between 9Th and sta
DC is-din. SAMUEL D. DEN0oy.
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pOARDING.-Two gentlemen with their
- wives can be accommodated with BOARD,
Grace street-roons airy and pleasant Address Box
624. &C l4-Sts
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT BOSTON.
gosroN. Oct 1.-THE steamer Canada reached
here this evening, from Halifax, shortly after 10
oClOcG.
We are unable to find any political news of in
terest in the papers additional TO that contained in
Il despatch from Halifax.
The circular OF McHenry, under date of the
Seth, says: Flour hes been in active request, and
tee market closes at the highest quotations. Wheat
has advanced 3de6d. Corn is much wanted al the
Improvement OF from Is. TO IS.
Nessr-. Richardson Il Brothers quote as follows:
Flour, Ohio, 35s; prime Philadelphia 35a35s. Cd
Baltimore same price; extra brands 36s; Western
Canal No I, &}s. Cd. Corn-no prime fresh white
on sale; middling qualities white 40s.a4ls; yellow
4ls.a42s
Barins's London Circular says; The Iron trade
IS healthy, but buyers of rails have in some cases
succeeded in purchasing more favorable terms,
owing 70 the pressure Of the money market
Scotch Piy is duh at SOP, for good mixed numbers
The cholera was decreasing in England-2l
deaths occurred at New Chester on the 22th uIe
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BY THOs. ". REESE.

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF A
~ STOCK OF GROCERIES, STORE FIX
TURES, Ac.-On TUESDAY morning next, the 18th
instant will be sold, al auction, commencing at 10 o.
clock, on the of Grace and 18th Streets all the
Stock Of Groceries, Crockery Ware and Store Fix
lures belonging to the estate of Valentine Pier de-
ceased.
Terms Cash. A BARATTA Administrator
Sale conducted by
THOS w. KEESEE, Auctr.
NOTlCE.-An persons having claims will please
present them; and those indebted are requested to
make prompt payment.
oc u A. RARATTA Admir-
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ERUSTEE'S SALE.-In pursuance of a
4 Deed Of Tr ust executed to me BY Thos. P. Mar
bearing date the 9h day of February, 1877, and duly
recorded in the office of the Court of Hastings of the
city OF Richmond, the 3lst day of May, 1913,
shall proceed to sell, on TUESDAY. the 18th inst to
the highest bidder, for cash, al the Household and
Kitchen FURNITURE AID the Factory FIXTURES
of said Martin.
The sale viii commence 1t his late residence on
Church Ill., at 10 O'clock.
A. J. KUHN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Tgos. w. kEEsEE, Auctioneer.
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LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
otton unchanged. Sales of three
Is. Breadstutfs, which had previous
MILLINERY

W THE l. ADIE STALL AND
Il WINTER FASHIONS.-The fashions for the
season nsxe been Tecelyed and now opening at the
store OF MRS. c. PHILIP, to which she respectfuilv
asks OF ner customers and the public generally cali
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4 WILMA LEA SETS, decorated with beat
~ tlful designs, ofthe Tulip, New York SILVER, We.
tagon, Greek. Chinese and Hexagon ssapss
Also, sets Of White China nd Granite v are
at HUXLEY co.'s.
oc fS Essls square
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
377pTuTR F0RgItiN INrELLIGENCE


oz.s shin Rhein. from Hamburg, for New York,
,,,'b two hundred passengers had put into Porte
,,b with cholera on board
General Juan de la Pezaela is appointed Captain
,,,,.e~si Of Cuba and General peria, Governor OF
.be Philippine Islands.
TIE EASTERN QUESTION
The austrian LloyGs says. under date OF Con
.,.a,;norle. Sept IL, that the Powers had not 10
lat date. induced the Porte TO accept the Vienna
80 hat the Sultan had decided not TO issue an ap
-osl 70 the nation at present.
Vienna letter of the 2Ist states that Lord west
,,oreland had received instructions from his Gov
,,rr,eut 70 insis; that the proposed declaration
,bs,thc Vienna note contains nothing dangerous 70
,Ie sovereignty OF the Sultan, should be drawn up
- tbei form Of protocol az after the interpreta
,,,n riycu By Russia TO the note, England might
invite but could not press the sultan TO adopt II
u .erlT 10 this notification the Austrian Plenipo
,eo.iarv il said 70 have informed the French and
1r,i.b representatives. that from the position the
ty"s.ern Cabinets had taken, it is now impossible
f,r Austria to assent 70 any collective declaration
IA the form Of protocol Confirming this, Vienna
correspondents state that the most perfect accord
sx}.fei between Austria and Russia, with respect
9-bc CoIoCue Gazette further intnlates that
Austria Is endeavoring TO quarrel with Turkey
ander TIE preteNt Of indemnity due TO Austrian
tho Trieste Gazette states that Russia demands
tho Province OF Davistou O. in payment of ex-
Tfnscs in occupying the princpalities. This pro.
f,irre Possesses valuable mines and forests and
commands Barkis;au and Cireassia.
confident expectations are expressed in Europe
,t American privatsers viii not accept letters of
Enarque from Russia
Tie Russians had sent forward detachments to
Kaletal and Guirgebo which latter place they az
,,cay now 10 make heir centre Of operations.
The Turks continued TO erect defensive works
and ali points from Varna TO Nicombia were for
tiled.
AUSTRALIA
Advices from PORT Philip 20 the 4th July, are re-
ceiycd.
The escape Of John Mitchell from Australia is
confirmed. He called at the police office with
formal resignation of his parole, and while the off
GERS were reading it, he stepped out, mounted
horse in waiting and rode of, accompanied by w
/. Smith, the correspondent of the Tribune.
Mr. Martin has since reported himself at his au-
.laorized place OF residence.
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40 HANDSOME AND VALUABLE

fA~ BUILDING LOTS IN MANCHESTER FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold, on Thursday
afternoon the Goth October, 1885, upon the premises
commencing at 81 o'clock, in the order advertised,
half lots Nos IL, r. 26 49, Al, in the plan of Man.
chester, bounded by MeDonough and Perry streets
Also, half acre lots, Nos 10 and r. in Mayos plan,
adjoining Manchester, bounded by Lawrence and
Jones streets-Also half lots Nos Sc and p in
the same plan bounded by Burroughs street. The
above lots will be divided to suit purchasers.
After which, viii be sold lots Nos. 6, s. g. 10 and
IL in w. H. Brander's plan, each fronting 80 feet
on Jackson street, between Porter and Bainbridge
streets, running back 125 feet, ALLEY IA feet
wide.
The above lots are beautifully located, and some Of
them within few hundred feet are the Depot
and Workshops of the Danville Railroad company
The attention of Capitalists and others is invited TO
this SALE as It is believed that property in Manches
ter is enhancing and will continue rise in value
besides, of these lots convenient to the
people of Richmond that those residing near Mayo's
bridge could secure themselves desirably located
building lot where no city taxes would have to be
paid. at a comparatively small outlay.
TERMS.-One-thirdc cash, balance at three and six
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
By trust deed or title retained.
oc6 GODDIN & APPERSON Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By G0DDTF { APPERs0N
Two VERY vAIUABLE BuI

Two VERY VALUABLE BULL
4 DING LOTS ON CARY. BETWEEN 9TH
AND 5TH STREETS, AT AUCTfON-Wil be
sod, en- FRIDAY. the 21st October 1868, urou
tne premises commencing about AZ O'Clock in the
AFTERNOON, two very valuable BUILDING LOTS. On
norm side of Cary street, between 9TH and 5th sta
each having front of 20 feet on Cary street and
runs back ~ feet to an alley 20 feet wide
TERMS: one-tourth cash, balance at 4 8 and II
months Tor negonable notes interest added and IL
tie retained. GODDIN 4 AppERSoN
&C IL Aucfs
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BY GUDDlN AfPERSoN
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING

ton. = Aas
Win be sold, on TUESDAY aftprnoo, .ha ,s.h
Oc5oher. Is'S upon the premises, commencing at Al
side of Grace, between sd and 24th streets nov 4;
the occupancy of Mrs. Eliza @. Carrington Tbs
house is remarkably well built and with the ada;,
of few hundred dollars expended in repairs and in
provements TO ii, could be made most Comfortable
and desirable residence. The view of James river
and the surrounding country is quite pleasing TO the
eye; The neighborhood Is equal to any on Church
Also part of the adjoining lot, say about 20 feet
fronting on Grace street
Immediately after the above sale will be sold lot
on the south side of Franklin street. between 18th
and 9TH Streets fronting &C feet and running back
$50 feet TO alley.
Terms-Accom,nodatn and made known az the
time of sale,
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VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTAT

AT AUCTION, ON FRANKLIN STREET,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-Will be sold on
MONDAY, the 9th day of October, 1855 upon the
premises, commencing at the hours herein after
stated, small BRICK TENEMENT on the North
soe oil franklin street. between 18th and 10th sts,
near 70 Blankenship's stable fronting 90 feet run
ning back the depth of the lot defined by fence
After which will be sold, that valuable LOT on the
South side of Franklin street. between End and Srd
streets adjoining the residence of the late Mr. Sub
ett McGruder 1t fronts about 10 feet and runs back
$50 feet.
TERMs-Oue-third cash; balance at s. 6 and months
deed, or title retained.
By request OF the heirs of Sublett McGruder decd
The sale of the first Lot will take place ar sciocE
and the latter at 4o'clock.
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WANTS,

MI ILLIN Frs WANTED.-Two or
AVA three good Silk AIilliners
Apply at n. C. BARTON'S,
OCb-i leg Map st.
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THIRTY BUI LDING LOTS ON
Il CHURCH HILL, near Mr.. Heckler's, for sale
st Auction.
VIII be sold, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th October.
1883, upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock
about so handsomely located Lots, on Church Hill
hear the residence of Mr.. V. Heckler, and bounded
by 9th, 18th, T and streets.
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at and months
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retain
ed till last note is paid.
DC 6 GODDIN& APPERSON Ancts
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

clrzEvs sAftses Bass DruDiSa-fhe Banking
lou erected = the Ga. saw Bank on Min ST diaso.
aally opposite the Norvel House, presents handsome
appearance The Whole arrangement Of tie inter- r l.
foouy uHsi eenHoliou AID combines taste AMI oo"'e.
aence " durability TIE heavy columns and granite
IL addition the accommodation. ut ho-iaess trans
actions &C lie Bank tlere number ri ei5-cs nnd
room conveniently arranged which viii he reatcd.
W. intnasiae the sress -7israk~n Saturday r.
saying tho ENehaagc Ban would transact liz business
IA this house aiso
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4 G1RD.
Proposed Celebration oar the Fourth
of Buhy.

Richard Perkins, presents his respects to
Pry'on Leltwitch, Paul Jones, Seth Halscy,
David r. EARLY, Samuel NJ Scott, Charles IL.
Moorman, Oden G. Clay, Benjamin Wilkes
Samuel Miller, Charles r. Slaughter, james
Russ ell, Henry A. Alexander, William NJ.
Shocmaker,J eduthan Garter, Thomas J. Brown,
George w. See aud Thomas Walton; ard pra
pose to unite with them 10 having BARBAcuG
on the next anniversary day OF AMERICAN In
DEPENDENCE.
The Grove at his buick Il bacco foctory is
suggested suitable place for the occasion
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A curious fact, illustrating The course OF
trade is stated 10y the Baltimore American,
namely that the steamers of the Parker Vein
Company running between that city and N.
Y. and soon TO be increased to daily line
hare not get taksn array. a single ton of 1oat
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High Prices for Vah

Sod Jy Jones & Uhaio,c, al Plon,e,,, n,
hhds. fo" J. X. CorweIl of cam,bnu ...loase
SIG hhds. for Martin Of Ca,I' Az a. sI1, 81
and SIS; hhd Tor NJ. Turner of Bedfir5 a. 81
hid. for ]. & Nance, Of Bedford nt : n ; = aai
70 Nm. Deaton. Of Roanoke at 81 %: 81 ~ IaH
forqnrean OF Bedlord Mt 81 30 so .a T.
for jesse Mays, of Nelson. at 81 - S23: nm
81 $22 so. r. ~ ~ I'll -
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RIcHMoND. June 8, 1855
BAcoN.-Monntain cur"d hog round % 10; City
cured hog round l0i all ctsi Western and Baltimore
Bacon-ShouIders Il y; Sides 81 "A cts.
CoFFEE-We quote Rio 81 10; Laguayra 10 10i;
Java u Il 10; Mocha lf4 cts; Cape 9 cts.
Com MEAL-G24 cts duh, per bushcl for country
Mills asking 20 CTS.
FLoUR-We note few smnll sales during the week,
ut sig the Basin, and $l fro Store for mixed brands
holders generally ask $1B S. for straight brand. the
shipping demand islimited.
Ora market we'll supped-slG. delivered az
Basin and Derots.
GRAlS-Corn, IS So cents Oats 40 n d cents per
bushel Wheat, very litle arriving and in small lots
s1es rcm9 90 cts. to s 10 cts for prime.
lRoS-Pig $33 40 per ton; Swedes 500; Tredc'
gar and English refined $95; Common English 49, up
country bar SIS 81.
LIVE STocK-(J. Shook Report Beef Cate,sral"
weight, So 4; extra fat will command more. Hogs IS
Sheep 81 % a3 Is nett. as quality.