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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-11
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FUF NC I-NIE!7tF.

VIEW OF TIE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
Some Engshnan suPposes The following language TO be
used by drunkad 10 The liquor seller. who lducung
upon the spoils Ut such men aud their families:
"Thcu's my money-givc drink! There's my clothing
and my fUod-eve me drink There's The Clohing food nId
fire of my wife and children drink There IL the
education of my children and the peace of my house
drink There's the rent have robbed from landlord,
fees have yo5hed from the schOomhser, and innumerab
articles have robbed from the ahOpkerper-svc drink!
Pour drink, for MORE have yet To pay for it,,
There's my character us Esn nnd my pro!c-s"n M
Christian Il give up al-gvo drink! Monr have
giv! There is heavenly Inheritance and tho cernni
iriendshp OF The redeemed Is oil my hope OF
salvation! give u2 my Saviour g:cc up mp Lddi ! II
sign o All that is great. good and glorious ~ The uni
verse resign forever that may be DRUNK"
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FIR The ENQUIRER
TIE spEAKERsHlp-DISNE or OHIO.

THE SPEAkERSHlP-DISNEY OF OHIO.
There IL, probably, nothing that would contribute so
much 10 Of the Democratic party
harmonious and orderly session OF Congress during the
ensuing winter. But in The condition Of things that may
be pedcated from present Indications that will be found DIFF
cul and without speaker chosen from Wow of his re-
la,u position in the party we'll ability impossible
Numerous minor issues obtIuded upon the platform
which, finduiged must ultimate in dlsnenberen OF the
pary whilst foreign relations though they may have pre-
scented more alarming aspect have never threatened so en-
bar,assng position now Tor in the upheavng Of the
of society that will probably follow the first flash Of the
unshea,hed sword it ia difficult TO anticipate the
likely be that into which unknown influences and undo
ycIoped circumstances may impe the United States But
be it what IL may is obvious that that course be pur
sued with SUCCESS only by rare harmony of opinion and
unity of puposo on the part OF inc statesmen charged win
the public safety; aud cannot be controVeed that such
harmony and unity will mainly depend upon the chaaer
ability and political position OF the Speaker ot The House Of
Representatives,.
David r. Disney of Ohio, is one who, in paramenta y
experience personal popularity and native ability well
fitted post whilst the known nationality and maen.
udc of lis political views they appear through lung
of public service the we'll earned reputation for ndepcn
dence faction aud sectional intrigue, and the marked tai
en he displayed as moderator OF confused BODY OF faction
ss in presiding both bodies of the Legislature OF hs
State together with his personal qualities as gentle
man. all mark him eminenly fitted for the next Speaker
In the present state of public feeling it dubious
policy best on the part of the South 10 allow Speaker
be chosen from the North eastthe very hot-oed OF
seism and that quarter is
already largely represented In the present administration;
whilst on the other hand choose Speaker from the
South but 10 augment dscord and agarava,e COM
plant Under these circumstances doubtless most
udicious 10 allow neither the honor but bestow it upon
the West which, after a has, perhaps the best claim, when
we come TO consider past neglect and its democratic strength
and immense interests tina. few years will deveope which
already promise employ bali of tho National legislation
certainly II be found there who can add to
The circumstsnce-n every view favoabsof his location
Oh the qualifications necessary able presiding officer
together with those peculiarly indispensable 10 Speaker
for the next House the wisdom of declining seee. him
would be very questionable And SUCH throughout is David
T. Disney Than whom, for emergency likely to arise
4 better choice could mol be made. FlRGlNiAN. |
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in the State over the Hards The wings carried every
thing.
New York, Nov 0-Thc returns as Tar as received nJi
cate that the Wing Stale ticket has succeeded with
The exception perhaps OF The candidates for Judges OF tho
Cur, Of Appeals the democrats united upon Mrsss
Usniu ind Ruggc and is probable that they ~" chosen
The senators elected in this city 50 far T9. Barr
hare she'll in the 81 distric Thos Whitney, Why In the
ih VIM S. Gregory, whim in the " and Erastns Brooks,
whg in the 7h. In eighteen wards tue following alder
men arc elected viz wings hnds so.; supported
b. both hards AMI sCs; whis ielone; pure t'omers
sof, reormer. The ciomcrs vii! have considerable
In Kings county Iln,chins. democrat for senator Is
excited The Brooklyn city ticket Is In doubt
In Buffalo the democrats are probably successful.
In Poughkeepse the wings have majority over Tho htds
ant solts combined.
The soft vote Is much larger than Tie hard throughout Tie
Siac
IrnlRp DISPATCH
NV YuRK Nov In The lsl, 81 Ith, 1h, 10Th, llth
18th l3h 7lA and 18Th wards OF tho city the vote Tor Ca
nal Commissioner is. Gardner, whig, Big; Mnthcr hard
1856 Yates soft, !95
FOURTH DISPATCH
NEv YORK Nov 9-1'he Aldermen elected are classified
as fol,ws WING Relormers TO- S"lts ); llais ); Soft
Reforler Il Pare ielormcrs3 The Council az far a. dec
died. snds al follows Wings ~; Kelormrrs To- Sohs ~
ardsl0 Thirteen OF the other successful candidates arc
pledge 10 reform.
NJ Blunt WING, is reelected district attorney. and The
hia Cndiaes for judges Of the superior court are rsrn
Ca ketnd DAY. democrats elrGlcl Judges o TIE ST.
preme md common pleas courts Tie 5rnn'Ms elected l'un
the cynre Barr hard; Spencer, so Whitney aud Brook"
wings. The State Senate AMI Assembly are undoubtedly
whig arI probably Maine law. The following Will s'n
specime Of the voting in the interior: Aca-"h,s ii5
hard Ia soft 22 Geneya-whig 800; hard 3lU soft -
Anesyi-whg 100; hard l3; solt 1911. Oxo:G-whig 2lb
hard III soft 54 Pouchkcepse-whig 9Gs; hard A91 s
275 Frnkfou-wig leo; hard IT, soi, l3i. Adans-"hG
1922 hurdle; soft A. Ams,erdnm-whg 1885, hard leo, soft
A. Tbcyoc between the hurds nnd sos 10 50 lar neatly
equally tvdcd.
lrIFTH DISPATCH.
New Y,RK Nov. GIN ul the wards OF The city except
the 3D. l4h l5.h 6ih 18Th 2O 2lst and . ne vote Tor
IN mi stands Gardiner, whg, ~ Mnicf
hard $685. Yates, SOFT CALI. The hads aEe, 50 tar uhsad
| of the soils.
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n AIkIkIED.

y,sgirn Mnn!ay the It'll In-,.. by the Rev u
Mai MANY HENRIETTA Kirby t" LANES tn.itn'T
E-; !. =. y. H''"Ni''i'
y,UuttD on the 81, mt nj Glrnwo". ia" con,,! " 20
hv'i. IT, i., ,h.y.r. Mr. CHARLES A. ilAh"nAh o'
I;,,I. anal Mr.. MARY T. daughter Col Jno A. ii'i!'iah
OF the nTmcr county. ,, .i.- =, cu,y
nm the inst; a, Elmwool III me county OF Dm~I.
& by IN. Rev G. j. Gibson Or mo ST. anu s @
vi an ,nuie. Mr EDWARD p. SCOTT aud Miss
ADAMS.
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NOTICE-Partlcular attention is cal ed TO the 5,in Of
~ the valuable farm called High Meadow two mies. 81 VI
N. city place this day IL O'Clock upon ae
See auction head GODDlS e AfFEhSo>' "u'''
Nov. II
INLAID DE LAINES.-3 Gases Rich PLAID DO LANES amp
Ca.hmeres; Cae Rich Plaid Lama Cloths jos. an
80. h~ fSn, III KENT. PAINE KENT.
VELVET RIBBONS aud GoiSrsh ue'T T o,oGU"
lust received and for sale W AENll FAI-'I :" NHA'
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WASHINGTON AEEAIRS.

WAsHIsirow Nov 9-The amount Of drafts registered IN
the rreapry Department the Si InsI. wce-lrcasury
S92 GO S. War $50 7l9 26 Interior, 81 S5U Customs
Alb 9l-toraI S203,u69 81. ~ "
The Coat Survey party. under Lieut. Maxwell W""dhhl
bay been aid IN for the winter at New York ST. John
Rue!cc ald Passed Midshpmcn franklin AID Sn!ih at
achcd TO L. been ordered TO the Cnns Survey ON 81!
Washington Passed Midshpmen }. D. l.anghotn AMI D
T. Brcesc arc detached awaiting orders
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NEW WORK. ELECTION.

New YoRk, Nov Gin The Isl, 3 l.h TN lo'h lith,
2lh 18TH 7 and 9h wards Of this city the vote - Tar
COMPTROLLER Cook wing S III; Cooley, Hard 5i5'; Kelly.
Soll 5O75 Last year the vote in the same wards wa'
Pierce s9l Scott l0G46 The vote IN the iolIown. towns
niya idea q he voting:
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YANKEE SULLIVAN IN JAIL
BosroN Nov 6lh.-Yankco Sullivan was safely LODGED
10 the Jail at Lennox In this State last Sunday Morrissey
has escaped The Massachusetts law Furnishes Suyans
offence with five years imprisonment and fine of IS OOO
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A HEAD OF ! -slerll. Esq who, not long since
was appointed postmaster Andover; Massachusetts, by
the present Administration, has been removed and lob,
lark, Esq nIs IN ,h Il, T pr ,hc co.nn with
those who refuse TO pledge themselves the Baltimore DEM
ocratc platform.
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VIRGINIA STATE STOCK.-Thc New YORK ! re W
states that the party who to Europe to II
gnu SIS for some railroad companies in that STATE nus WIZ
ten that no has proposition for three millions o to
l,ts from capitalists in l'ars
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rENS school lIa.ri l"u.a cuG.Y,
eight mIlCS Louisa Cont House
will the HUnhay Jaaulry 1861 The s
Ill b. div ir'i :Un OF five nrpntiIs each.
Tha S'rp will hr u4lr by lal. Who urh
caCiI!ac arI well prepared IL instruction m an Tx
.Ia.c.,rr - al i.pir.ch Gni En:s.CG cdGGai i'll.
TEh4is -rayau'e ii the LUs" ii tna scssIa..
Board ani En-. isi Tuition Ave mouths, eco
IaIn
French
Muse with use 81 FIiHo,
Drawing md Needle work zach s
Twelve YOUNG Iadc. received b0ar!rs who sn,o
,iTei
Passengers R,ii RGad for School ~li
with couYryanc. nm,r my house.
WI T. WO0IhrEK, ProTrIe;oE
E0y. I6--c~l5ih January.
s Whis au! Advocate viii please copy wocty u
18th January, and .enh hil s :, Elisvlr. Louisa.
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AT"rTuprEO S!j;C;DE.

BosToN Nov I.-Wilson the convict VINO "u''e'' a.. 49,
Adams and who has been confined in prison hoo"t
attempted 10 commit suicide This afternoon ny cn'ns W,
'h,o,t with mart OF the baje of pcnknc His recovery
is doubtful He wac II hive been lried ut The htA' IcI
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT

RICHMOND NOsENB.R IL, 1858
FLOER-Dnercd in store ut S7-purchasets a,e of.
sG'-. Iran.actions very limited awaiting further Q,
from Europe
wllEATSalcs tciay n; 81 SIS for Red; 81 so for ",
THE foregoing price currents previous 10 n,
ctIpt %! foreign n"ws per Steamer franklin which
10 eaprced VI have elect on The market Tn,
received too Late yesterday 10 produce any ch.r
Prices. !. J. PEi iCi
TOBACCO The market continues langud, uh5a. nd
important change IN rates. y n. MARTIN G.
CORN.-15n - (. cts. DrmsDd good.
CORN MEAi.-sOn 81 ct. per bush.! for county yl1
asktrg 80 or. Hut little ~ market
OArS-i0 ~ cts. per bushel.
BACON Mountain cured hog round Il gk cent. CT
cured aud Smhri hog round II Cents Western and Il.
tnIore Sides 81. .; Shoulders s, 81 Hams II q
~ Ia quality; sales mostly r. -. cts
BUTIEH-GoGhcn, 20 - cts, Mountain Il . e..
sorts not suitable for table use. sold
ar H. H. ca.
-anckcrc No 3 small /. Il =. the latter 10, G.
ton Inspections Halifax Iierrlngs, No S. 5. per bt
gross c3'I J.
COFFEE-wc quote Rio la y cents; Lacuyra II .
-, Java TX Is; Mocha Is l5r its.
GEASO-Salrs Of Peruvian at $50 per tUn-SiG f.,
fret hands 10 arrive.
LhltDin barrels TX al2. cts; in Gees Is a Is
LIVE SrOCk-(J. Shocks Rep0r)-B Caitle Sc
weight, 50 - 50 7 go-s; Sheep 81 50 50 60 nett H.
So 50 SIS. nett.
SUGARS-we quote Porto Rico 81 n GS cen,
New Orleans 81 81. R.iaei lna! 10 lOs; Crush
9a lO Powdered 9h Il 10; Coffee Sugar y. o,
SALT-l.iverpooi "r per sack 81 81 aloa and 50
store; Ground Alum 81 50.
shot,. els per 10.
LlME-Fron wharf 81 IL from store 81 81 for FL.
EN-. Virginia 81 n 81 ~.
LIQUORS -wh-scy. Richmond rectifed 81 cents ca.
Tuscaloosa 40 10 4! Cincinnati rectifed 80 cts TO
months; Old Family Rye IS: Mountain 60 6s. RIM
common Imitation, IS TO 40; common 4th Proof
tn 90 cts, cash; OtaM Dupuy's So IS to s. H.,
messy So TO S.; Pinct q Co., s3s 10 SIS; Apple a.
cents GIn--american common, 81 TO SO cents: Hollis
81 1910 81 ~ N. r.. Rum 81 to IS els
SEEDS--C!ovrr Seed So IS per bushel; Timothy g.
10 81; Herds Grass 81 25 Flaxseed 81 l2Y
MOLASSES-N y. in barrels very superior 81 n 30 e.
Cuba, new crop, II 70; Sugar House, in barrels %
- cts Porto l,co og2ileads &C to 90 cts Sugar por
Syrup, in barrels. 49, IS cts; common do g - cs
LEATli EK--Soc, good stamp, from II 20 Cts Der I:
DANA cd from Is TO II ! cts
PLASTER Sales Lump IS III Wharf; s5I on Basa
Ground SO.
IRON-pig S5j SO per ton: Swcdes $780, Trede2sr !:
Fnclsh refined $50; Common English s70a f5 up
par sc e.
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pRoN THp FISHING GROUNDS.

Bosrow Nov. eHaflx papers state thut me lhdtsftI
~, warn doing we'll in the vicinity Of Fort ll'od.
Sumo vessels laea. so bbs per day the bt.'sh aT
rrica 10 enforce The hea!and ms, but the america" '
sells will encroach. y.eight British aud iory''' ''
ricuu vessels were near Fort Hood.
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so WE GO.-According to returns at the Treasury De
partmen the value of the portion the Cotton crop Oh nt
United States exported during the ending on Inc SUN o.
ported during the year ending on The 30h OF June
Figures like these tell the tale Of coun,rys industrial
progress most forciby.
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COLD Dist COMING

New ORLEANS, Nov. THE steamship George Law left
Aspnwell for New York. the 3lsL of October with the
mails, GOO passengers and 81 900 in gold dual and The
Star OF the West with 81, ass, 0O0
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VALUED TESTiMONlAL.-The ladies Of the MOTTO.
way and congregation in Virginia, have presented
beautiful silver service consisting OF pitcher two goblc,s
and waiter. They are deliberately chased and evidence
tasteful design and skiul workmanship. Dr. Pryor is now
pastor of the Third Presbyterian church In Baltimore
and is aboring with great acceptance bis charge
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THE CGNTROyERSY BETWEEN MR. TOOMS AMI
SECRETARY DAVIS, &c.

Mr. P,oms ,ep,ies in the Augrsa Chronicle 10 Sccrea-
~ Davis late letter he denounces Sir. iski 10 nhR'
wi, wrolc aud denies he styled Davis E0cnion St
He then saws "What said by me On 10: occasion re-
fened TO- was not done In cone; was said before pap
lie assembly Of peoples therefore The truth o the charge
could have easily aacertanfd TIC usual co pn''
suod by gentlemen who may lee themselves aRSi'GSel IN
49, nh circnmstnuc. il TO uuuire Of person VII" al
ged 10 ha We made on offensive charge Concerning ' ifu'h
ina, OF swaggcrng bragsars and cunning po''r"ona s l.; III
dulye in vulgar cphets and argnenallSc pef'ona'.e'
s sn far IA NAV not compcate them with ilscIud The
Charge should prove be untrue. The Secretary oi "f
has CHOSEN pursue the latter course what other aran
tagcs may have Is not 10 be Commended ' us
chIvalry."
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yhLUABEE TAVERN STAND At ATCTloh.
I>IiE lPT! ~c known III" Jinrton situated a; The Luz
Of the ..rn'i IsirIirkluTs and Potomac Rail Un
and the Vrc Central Rail Road, Y lie offered for
bidder. the 9th dav Of December
not o. lair day thereafter The land
nf which IL wood; the cl AIRED land
cool heart Tie DIiiir. Of cOminndioUs
stable au Ice hou'e together with many other
ngs and card ,enanled II seldom that such
!uah. property comes
Terms ibcia and maze known ~ dav OF sale.
Fhr Information. arp'y q " MOIFIs. Junction. VIM. O. vi:
sion. Hanover {. IL or 10 u. l.. Winston Richmond.
Nov. li--rtds by TIE PRDpRIET0RS
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4 y.LUAxLE FARM HO, SALE.

YINIlE wishing abandon the farming life. VIII of
ya'ely III. valuable farm Will rh he resi- ies
lies Hazel River. the head Nav.aue
and about ten miles Northwest CmleIrr T.. H. II coIan
arou, acre.. well for cultivation, with OF "o
md
dwelling and necessary oi'mnus,s upon tho Iln
LEM that this auI tinh
any market Tho ari may h. c"nVeh~n'ly divided ~
m rec tracts Ono 5f will about go
r on the Hazel River with Saw aud q rt Mil VI
~ and one the the ~ There a." a.
vo .,Il .nrurns gnn this The cleared an Ilrs Ih
r.y u;,nn the aud WI! taken Glover. An,th"r
with 100 cirare land, 90 Of 80 u
yIi. /. rich Ill. ~. riysr bottom balart eh !aH! w"
4cr wi, Cirs.r The inning portion o hi. Ea'
u,, red. VII! the i.nc oak and pine. There are no bG''-
. but beautiful anu elevated lite should The I"rn
vi. "a ilcIm The remaining tract Containing ao"'
acre.. land with twrilin. and houses with "'
| m every i.i.. aIl abundance OF good timber ,
should farm b. sold, portion OF II NAV ne i-
Land buyer, would do we'll To cali and anime thu arm
The will Ike psa.Ure showing il 10 any mn,
The Of tho Land aae will be onelhrI oi the
ncy cash. the other lSotlrds and two y.a.. "
payments 10 he AMPLY secured Possession giSsmm FIELD
SuvlI -CHly LII" -
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VERMONT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CLAIM.
MuxrsrL,gR VI, Nos 9.-Iho Legislature mas e't'e'
Daniel H. Thompson Secretary oi Stale.
delegation OF ircguos Indians, from Canaaa i'as d"
rived today claim from the Legislature all ha' part "
v,m,n, inc north of Grinr Creek.
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NEW JERSEY ELECTlO

r-.,,v Nov 9-Tb, Slate has gone largely DemocraV'
10 Price Dem, for Go,ernor will have MAJORITY o. from
zoo TO 900 Both Breaches Of The Legislature afe Demo
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LOUISIANA ELECTION

New OaLEASs Nov. Sat our elections in this ciy yes
III has beaten Ferret by probably 900 majority
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MONETARY EXCITEMENT IN GIN

MONETARY FACITEMENT IN CINCINI'H
NJ ,he failure of five or six New York Banks causing
some excitement in monetary circles Our currency is Sty
SCARCE Eastern exchange IS down y prculnn, ahu
some lots pressed oil par Flour s. 80 Hogs arc
dull al S. with few buyers Sales Of COO Ibis Mess Fork
new at sl3 80 and 100 bills Of new Lard ct 9H cents
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ESOB RESTTa- large brick house. corner Marshall "A
ani sixth streets az prr'ri occupied by Mess Bdss vi
Ruth Possession siS:n IN" IL q: Jnuirv Rect $3.50 "a
AryE % iqIER COCK, Agents. Peal stree.
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The Hards will probably have plurality over The Solt- in
The city, but tho Softs will doubtless have large plurality
in the State the ars The wings have carried every
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FDASO. GUtSO be- suD-c ,Ii,cr- ate now RECEIVING :,
* cxpe; keel constantly hand fu supply Pc
tin0. .mIch h'y ucr lot sale the regular gricc
lore, iJ.s 10 SUIT i,Ichass:s
SfiIAER kOHLER K co.
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VALUABLE WEsTNHN LANDS FOR SALE.

TRACT Of thousand of land, The head water
~ Oi AEh"ny5 Creek, about 10 mites from -ahOnas Gov
House from 2,n y mics Of The White Sulphur Srrn-s
hnrr county nn ah'n the daancs from Gown 1h
lag" proportion at valuable anl tract and Il s OF
access. Thee l. row wagon ioad running through il.
CTr Lard -aid 5y Mr. Samuel = 1hompsnn upon h
crirlou Cant Mahon purchased Hates Mountain recently si
Mrssrs C''s"& fae!, 10 re Of equal with that tract
Also other Of three tDusHni tying
main AMI south forks Of Anihonys Creek about Is nnhea
n III" White SULPHUR SInct and abou the distance los
C"VinGnn Th tao! contains valuable land ard
quantity ni Valuable timber, win a fine power
Tie IKE 10 boih tracts unGucsionnhd and r.
etm" nImy iODplS {! APpERSOS, Auels
Prrfoas desiring orrnalna IN r. Ian 10 the an
AMI TILE OF tn "rrtn ldhds referred SaEl g. Thcnpa
Etq OF l.cwi>hurc, Va, G. d. A
NnreL I'm
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fFNOHACCO BOX BohRD&.-5O,TO Ice; OAK BOARD.I
Tor sale on pleasing terms Apply 10
CIIAS R HITCHCOCK.
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lust REC ElSED, 100 dozen soluble botOn Hail Hose
'thS'r article Tor tho "L!er which cal the
rriaiict.. GISTER & ALVEY
nov. u No ~ Pearl stree,
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LATEST NEWS BY THE TELEtRi,
Photographed for the Richmond Enau,,.
|, AFTER FROM Ef;ROpE

>. LATER FROM EUROPE.
NE" YORK. Nov. IO-1'ho Steamship Frantl
Liverpool duties 10 26,h October, has arrived Acco,.
nc' ano,a'i"ns Of prices Cotton in tho Liverpool ~
cnc tne -oh Oct, was firm, the daily saes amour
0ouu oaies The money market was stringent d.
hour had advanced 10 3Ss; wheat had also advanced
NE combined fleets had passed tie Dar,snrIr.
fusi', The commander OF the Turkish Iroops va ~
ing Ia cross Tie Danube near Winder " PIE
Inc steamship America arrived at Liverpool on III.
Ofto5r;; The Baltic arrived on the 2Gh " '''
Inc Iufh!sh army in Asia was daily beioy rcirt,.,.
us 'ninoird that The French Government hat &c.
very insulting manifesto from Russia. '''a 'ees
The cholera had broken out IT Jassey
The Iursish declaration of war had caused
sensation al 81. Petersburg The Car assured ,hs
trcc,i 1a oe
The French Minister had been recalled from NanIe,
. More difficulties are anticipated at The Cape Of r
Hope. p' VI
Tic revolution in China io progressing The In,r,,
had surrounded Chang. Foo and cut of ell com,r.
lion. "-9
The bullion in the bank Of England had decrease. h,
million. Cons1ls closed al 81. :"
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NEW YORK ELECTIONS.
NEw YoRC, Nov. l0.-So far as heard from ,he ..ty
are several thousand votes ahrsd oil The "S,f,s
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NEW YORK Nov 10 - Flour has advanced = - :,
eta. per barrel, since me receipt OF f,rcyn n,ws 30,
franklin. Southern Hour trnas 81 lsa, II win >,
demand Corn held higher " g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-11

LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
NEW lonK. Nov. 1.-THE steamers Star of The y
from San Juan and George Law, from AspInwalI h,r
rived, with later dates from California The f,rne, H.,
million ana three quarters In Rol and The latter 500
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-11

OVER LOAT.. GREAT VAKIET 1.-The suI-c rIhc'
~ ha'r "ps the laTsrt ani :aos 9iIiej Or1
Coats tn. Richmond margeI. prices
SIZED packet. For bI. :aiLs to lit!.
Nov KEEN. CnILES BALDWIN.
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BALTIMORE, Nov lO-Sa!.s ,o.tay Of 1900 tb.. no.,
u No sales "i gain Since srCep of foreign news ~
stcGnirr franklin.
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Nov 10. If Cary srr.cr, orTo.lTe Co"inhan III,
, 1853-12-03

Farm ACcoUxTs.-No person can be
come a thoroughly skilful and successful far
mer who docs not keep accurate accounts
# all his farming operations, that he may
know precisely the amount of profit or loss
of each Of his experiments, and consequent
Iy, which to adopt in his future movements.
1t is true he may, BY shrcwd guessing and
keen memory, form som estimation Of the
most profitable crops but to comprehend
accurately at a glance the pr, else amount
of expenditure through all the mullllalious
operations Of whole season, for even SIN
Gle crop, would be almost as difficult as to
undertake 10 decide, by means of the mem
ory solely, the profits Of a bank Or railroad,
and to divide the proceeds by guessing
among the stockholders.