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The news by the Canada Is more favorable for ~breadstuffs
than any yet received. In England. the price is higher
than II has been this season, with an upward tendency
Large arrivals were expected from the United States
which II was supposed, might prevent a farther advance,
temporarily. In France, the demand and price are greater
than in England, and shipments are being made thither.--
The Paris correspondent of the London Times, OF date the
18th Dec, says, that an advance OF 81. had taken place,
during the week for future delivery. We copy:
Paris, Dec. le.
"The rise in corn and flour progresses. The specula-
"tors, who during the last month, ceased operations, find.
sing that the stock of -four in the hands of miliers and
"oakers, Is now running low, have again appeared in the
market as purchasers. A considerable amount of bust
mess was transacted at the Paris market last week, as well
''as at Havrc and Marseiles. Flour, which was quoted
'here Saturday week, at loOc the sack of 1871 Kilogram-
'mes, has risen to lo6c, for delivery in January and Feb.
'rnary. Wheat has not risen so rapidly as flour; an ad
vance OF lC the hectolitre, however, is admitted"
This advance for future delivery, strikes us as favorable,
and indicates what seems probable and reasonable, tina,
the farther we get from the last harvest and the nearer
to the next, the greater will be the scarcity and the higher
the price.
IL England and France should become parties to tn,
war, that may quicken the demand and increase the price
For the governments will then be the purchasers, ant
those who feed at their expense, viii cat more than If liy
ing upon their own resources. We see this eIemplifet
In our office holders-nearly all OF whom become big
bellied in Office. Ii will be much more strongly illustrated
in Europe, where private mssns are limited, and foo,
scarce and high.
Our markets donol keep pace with the European de
mand.-New York approached the mark, when it put NJ
the priceto s4.o5; Petersburg and Fredericksburg have 20
to l.7si Richmond holds back hard but the iates can't b,
resisted.
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wAHNIN6.


Delay not; harbor not 10 your mind that sentence Of fools phi
II with certain medicines for few dollars. Beware how Jou tam.
per with your general welfare.
We wild and vicious youths, why will ye persist In dosing with
the NNy ndHssdhHg cOUpOHnds daily prefer red, thereby impair.
Ing your appetite and digestion, and destroying you mentaIIK AZ
well az physically, when you can be cured with a few doses OF pIea.
SAINT medioinesi
We rakes Of every age and condition, why will We suffer and re-.
pine and drag out a miserable existence, united for the snjov.
msHfsnd even ordinary I1frsIhs Of lief You Who are thus an.
noyed, and Wish 10 be restored to health aud vlgor by a treatment
At once pleasant and eaestua, should consult DIR. MORRIS. III,
success In chronic dLAon'cs has been greater than that ofany other
physician Of his day. Many who have been for years afflicted
with disease or Consequences resulting from excess, have been
restored TO health and yigor under his really scientific trealneot-
should q personal interview be Objectionable, state your disease
10 Writing-enclose Eve dOiars-Address DIR. W. NJ. HoRRIy,
through the Post ONCE, Nashville, Tenn, and a paetags Of medi
zines, securely put up, will he sent privately and with dispatch
FILL directions herewith, and no qHefioHs doFbd.
Persons living at a distance, and smicted With scrofola, Old IN
GERS, letter, Cancers, Piles, Pls,uia In Ano, Gravel, Structures.
elects, or any disease whatever OF an aggravated or malignant
character, can be cured al home by consulting DIR. NORRIS, By
letter, post paid, enclosing a Fe. Medicines pleasant and
SAFE, can be sent per mail TO any part of the United states.
Particular attention given 70 the treatment offemaIe COMPLAINT.
Ladies' who my be amotcd with Irregularities, PIour HIbu. or
whites, Psospsus Uieia OF FAILING Of the WON'T, would do vel
TO lay aside ell false deBcaey an ronp,ly consul, the Doctor
CapDs updrrdafsdf 90"
fW- once over Insurance Once, Cedar street. near the Pos,
ohee' Hoon'' NO -, 90 s'srs. oc22-dly.t
coon BLACKSMITH for hire. Apply to
~ jhl-N LVDLAh 4 WATSON.
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10 The editorial correspondence Of tie Baltimor,
American, from Washington, January sth, speakins
OF the rumarai '"N"'y .rith Mavicn- sistes That " m,
most probable opinion seems, however, to lac, that III,
reported dSrDment Is a project of a Treaty which may be
Inade with Mexico, submitted by our minister for the con.
sidera''on OF the administration. This, however, ia but
conjecture aud the public must await some more authen.
tic disc losnreS.n
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RICHMOND MARKETS, JANUARY 10.
T~0BACC0-The market has not fully opened since tho
holidays. We hear OF a few private sales at prices CORES.
ponding with sales last month.
WHRAT-Weq quote prime White at 81 60 and prime
Red at $3.50,
HESTER & WHITE, Com, Merchar,s.
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% Parson Brownlow takes Mr.. Nicholson, the pro,
prietor of the Washington Union, so task for the ayows,
now by the Administration organ that the Baltimore Con.
vention did not endorse the Compromise measures. He
quotes an extract from a speech delivered by Mr.. Nichol
son at Gailatin, IN The Goth of July, 1862, reported in the
Nashville Union, which says
"He commented at length upon Gen. SCOTS letter Of
acceptance, showing that 1t contained no express endorse.
ment OF the compromise, hut on the contrary a nl.nsihIo
bid 10 its enemies. lie read that portion or the Letter In
which Gen. Scott stated that he will not in the appoint.
mehto u omsers require, as a test, exact conformity TO his
opinions. Al \: regarded this as a palpsble bid held on,
TO the enemies Of the fugitive slave law in the Whir ranks
the men whom Fillmore had prescribed and turned ON,
OF oihcc because their opinions were not sin conformitv,
with his own upon that law. He thought this was plainly
saying to tho enemies of the compromise, that thew would
not be prescribed" from Office because of their opinions
IL was this prescription that had ruined Fillmore at the
North, and against 1t Gen. Scott stood pledged. II,
Thought this portion of the letter was an open fling at Mr.
Filmore's policy in the appointment OF compromise Wing
to execute the compromise measures.r
On those grounds OF objection the present editor @
Gen. Pierce's organ opposed the election Of Gen. Scott an,
advocated that OF Gen. Pierce a. the representative of In
opposite policy. The scene ~ changed, now. Gen
Pierce is doing precisely what was so much deprecated b.
the editor of the Union as likely to be the result of Cen
SCOTS election. But now it is all right, and defended h
the Union as the established policy of the Admins.
ration.
rarson Brownlow (who it will be remembered so bit
teriy opposed the election OF Gen. Scott COMMENT tin
upon the above extract from Nc. Nicholson's speech,
the Knoxville Wing of the @ist ult, remarks
Now, aiter this, il is not worth the while to talk abor
consiSfeneg, or the devotion Off man TO DTincipIfs ! Ha
hr. Nicholson and his associates frankly stated to the De,
pie oil Tennessee, on the stump, what the former no
state. namely, that the Democratic platform is not TO /
understood az approving the Compromise measures. Scot
who was unacceptable 10 nine-ienths of the Wings
Tennessee, would have beaten Pierce twenty thou
and votes IN the State. God pity these POLITICAL an
bugged by them
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A SAnpS-TG the Sss,zens Of Alesmarisc Co

"A SSaa g5t- q q i hRsf ShshTe :. ,S 81 is A,sSm % ! S. SS:;
4 citizen: Of iIs,Ss'ie county, Virginia, ,h1ousS iSs P pc { n%%ss of
Dr. Rsndo Ph, J. fimseTlaksi Esq., and sihsrs. hs, son;snted,o
PsrIasni: in the baptist Church, All o'ciosi, on Tas,lSy evening,
on az Ta as,asS'i a fsa %cS Il ilt SSH In.'sa, a. and sd' On SsP %ean ss,tSi iolf SSiisI;
,hroushoqt the Day also On Thursday morning, until the cars
Porfnriher particulars read the tilovirg =, andnots at bottom
.u kS Al R H. f 6. AaIs, dh9iI s;laPsy, 1 * q is fsn be I So,
from ioli 4. N, and to 4P. M. My stay viii be short, there!
S S;s .S 81 e." ss' S w." Sos %fa'%;' boa sg FSH, New e. " RSii S SGy.f .Is'Ss e.;
also shelter ihs ere stands out promptly sr. t,uatengsin, b
use The pay for sdviss viii Be Ss dsGaeisd. The poor IsScisSly Soa
ga1l,l snI iotai 5hadas.. q Gon y sssE' @ IS ys,Is .iandias
Of ii. own discovery, Without suiiYsg. PAIN Or wash. -"
ness, or loss Of sight from age, and sar.slshteiness- (which
70, staSGsSt syi5sScs II he EfsSs ",sisJ' reference mg be
bad to statements o. person. treated aud published In ne Shy
Gerir Il q each Day al Witch SoaT. Dr. y. viii psTroTra CO:
..sp p = E re- nS,1's s' ssgys &. fG 9Tn Se. ,,s, ,sd S a,y; III Iao.s TSiSo S !; ~
:. he viii positively leave, en- route for Ne" Orleans, on Ne sgnd
Hp iCiinOND AIIIh, EUN.-SoIson TT(tfsa at t2 each, ad.
Soar., which vii he hcsire or more In number, may be hsdofMr
sIS,p :; as'' ~ % e q l 's'a %'R s%a. e ~ Committee On ~ aA'
a fHr LET ISL tSfnGA5,GH dp'tS,I ldaal 9aisn.., H. a.
Ts,.s.L.y,: S.lloS Plush Psgsr' iyo.
Horace s9l.h,s asystlss and e,ayi,is.. 1 vol.
Maiden aud Ta%i'i LIE of May Pca.u sSsrv.rd. Mrs. M.
B,rls@. ~Ingold,ty Legends. 1 vol.
IRse. o. saSs@.! TI$ss 70 y; csss, S.,"i y 1 ! ( wnr~on.
s sSSS,1 tfSs = *, s,' "SS.lss,5 Il S, T. S"?S'R' ygi vol.
i mIn s9 Psd IL sSSS.; s By W Z. n H1 I,S,sshssy; : vol 4, po.,. o,.
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~ srofiiEHs' mEasT CLoTHs-These Cotl.. viii do
more TO prevent Rising Breasts, and glye more entire and speedy
relei TO pain in the breasts Of = nursing mother, arising from
cold or any other cause, than any thing known to The world NJ this
day. They may be worn without the least discomfort to the mo.
iher' and T. procured and worn during the period Of nursing,
Whenever any disaFreeable symptom Of hardness or inaamatlon
from any cause exhibits ITSELF they are EuArantssd to give relief
and in every Instance prevent the Rising Breast. There are thou.
sands who suffer dedN' during the period Of nursing. Direction,
for using these Cloths accompany them.
They are ~ sale eHclu.iyely by aDIE a nRAy
no0g t.t ,.,.. mia, NJ.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
At NORRIS Bo~otStore, 81 Main Etrtt, January iOn.
''f ass' "a sssSs!I0't' o So
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THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILRoAD-The Parkcrs-
burg News states that about 500, 900 w~c.eIagain paid out
during the past week for work done on the Northwestern
Virginia Railroad during the present month. The work
men have increased greatly in numbers of late, and it is
expected that the next estimate will be by far the largest
which has been made-n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-11

~ he Northern mail arrived so late last evening
ShS We we're unable 20 obtain New York pOpers from the
post Office.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-11

~ Great Inconvenience j. occas,oneJ ia the tIsbspoii
% thS male, ~ iSe IN the Potomsc nvor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-11

0s THE WrSG-Abe Pifer passed through town on
last Friday night on his way west, having escaped from
the jail at Phihippi. Tie sent word to Mr.. Golf, the De.
putty U. s. Marshal, that he should never again see him in
him, and bidding him IN aHeciionate farewell.
Pifer had been held to bail by Mr.. Goff, whose security
had given him Up, after his confinement in the Phinippi
fail CaarksbuTg Register, Jan. 4.
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Richmond, Va, Jan. 9Th, 1854.
To DR.. ]. n ReooKs

TO Ut. j. y EROOkS:
DEAR Sir, In answer To yOur note Of inquiry Of this
morning, asking me to state whether you was faithful and
attentive in the discharge Of y0nr duties whilst surgeon Of
tie post under my command, ! have to say, that With a
single exception, satisfactorily explained, about a year
ago, you have, so far "a ! know, been both faithful and
attentive. Very respectfully,
CHARLIE DIMMOCk
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To CORRESPONDENTS.

Letters on business must be Addressed 10 the "Edifo's ~
ne Whiy." f
Articles written on both sides Of the paper viii not be Published.
This 10 = rule {. l,ng standing, ought TO be known ~ all, aud will
IN no case be departed from. Obituary notices exceeding eight
lines are charged for rs advertisements.
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4HiL.I4paas.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. I

y BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
For Cincinnati, L0uispiAs, I,sdianapoiis, Cofxm
~ bzs, ZanssviAs, Clsysland, Toledo,
Chicago and Sc. Louis .ft,.
FUyHROUGH TICKETS for all the above
l points can be had at the railroad station In
Washington. ss, 80
Passengers leaving Washington at 8, A, M,
arrive in Wheeling In time 70 connect with the
splendid steamers WINCHESTER and DUR
NAL, for Wesville, 40 miles from Wheeling
thence direct by railroad TO Cleveland, Toledo,
Chicago, and Alton, thence by steamboat 25 miles
TO ST. Louis. Leaving Washington at 5, p. M,
they will connect the next afternoon with the
splendid g UNION LINE" STEAMERS for Gin
cinnai and Louisville, and for Indianapolis by
railroad from Lawrenceburg
Through tickets sold for Cincinnati, Louisville,
and indianapolis; also for GAINESVILLE and Golum-
bus, by national road stages from Wheeling.
Passengers holding through tickets can lie over
at any point on the route. For information and
tickets, apply to T.. H. PARSONS, Agent, Wash
ington.
]. H. DONE,
Feb Tiff Master Transportation.
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GREAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST.
EABALTMoRE AND oHIofE

e Railroad from Baltimore to -
Whcehng, and connecting there withthe large, new,
and splendid Steamers Of the Union Line on the
Ohio, and the Stages 10 GAINESVILLE, &c. eraa ai
This expeditions line being now thoreughly cem-
pleted, by the late finishing Of the Great Board
Tree Tunnel, and the road being in excellent order
the earnest attention OF travellers 10 confidently
directed 70 is superior advantages and low fares
The scenery upon this road IL OF the most stupcn.
dous and attractive character. ,aFt
The Express Mail Train leaves Baltimore daily
at p. M, and runs directly through to Wheeling
ESQ miles) In 10 or 1e hours, including al stop
pages, arriving there At or p. M. next day; or,
passengers leaving Baltimore at A. M. may lay
over for lodging 10 Cumberland, Q7e milesD and
7 proceed thence TO Wheeling in the morning.
To connect with these rains the cars leave
Washington at A. M. and p. M. daily, meeting
the cars from Baltimore at the Washington June
ton, DIETER known as the Relay House) nine
AZ Wheeling the seven unrivsled Steamers OF
me vrion Line, which have Just been completed
for this route, form daily connexion with the
cars, aud convey passengers down the Ohio 70
Cincinnati and Louisville, where the Stages for
Nashville, &c, or the ST. Louis and Now Orleans
Packets, may be taken by those going further on.
Passengers for Columbus Cor who prefer the
land route 70 Cincinnstp aud other parts Of Ohio
and the West may also proceed direct from
Wheeling in the Ohio Stage Compsny's excellent
coaches over The best part of the National Road
to GAINESVILLE, &c, and thence by railroad.
Passengers for Wellsville and Cleveland hy
steamboat and railroad will also fad this q most
agreeable route, there being regular and speedy
conneyion AZ Wheeling 70 aud from those places.
Baggage checked through from Washington to
Wheeling, and no charge Tor transfer OF psssen-
gers or baggage.
Pare by through ticket, with the right tolie over
anywhere on the roufe,) from WssL;aeton 40
Wheeling, $3.50; 70 Cincinnati, sl1; TO Louis
vile, S12. wy"
Tickets 70 be had OF Mr.. PARsors, Agent, Al the
Railroad Staten, Washington, and Of the other
Agents ofthe Company.
- WIN. PARKER, q
Sep Xl--~dfiN o.. lrrf
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MEMOIRS, Speeches, and Writings, of Robert
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THE PLANTERS NORTHERN BRIDE, a
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THE CHURCH, ina series of Discourses, by
Sylvester Judd, Pastor Of Christ Church, Maine.
HISTORY OF OLIVER CROMWELL and
the English Commonwealth, from the execution
Of Charles /. 10 the death of Cromwell by M. G.
Guizot. translated by A. X. Scoble in 2 vols.
HISTORY OF THE FRENCH PROTEST
ANT Refugees, from the Revocation Of the Edici
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IL just received.
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My Schools and SchoolmasieTs; or the Story OF
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Footprints Of the Creator, &c.
Womanis Influence and Woman's Mission.
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