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COMMERCIAL. RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, OCTOBER ., Is

RICHMOND MARKETS, ., ISL.
70" The io'l1wim: quotations. are wi"!'s"le. For small
orl-r- higher prices will BE- charged:
RACON-Cmy cured and Smiiiid'!d, hog round, 9id!0
cents; Western Sides =; >~mOwl:cr- :. a. I!sa,
9Gl2, Western Baccri. I!Tl2; Queen City Ham. ~. CT:
%orti Carolina h1gruuli 9G9,; Tuiis PC.
CORN MEALS c;s. p bUsI-L
~CORN--JafN r,nrs.
FLUuK-Our Mark, hH- improved Siilh;ly tie la.,ftw
.lnv.. uni holder, have advanced rhcir rates 10 = 81.
81 ~.
UATS-New "Ic. T. bushol.
PLASTER lump Plaster, - - at Rooke:ts hy tA~
cargo; - 80 for small lps 81 on the Easin. R4ehIGoG!
ground 80.
StLT.-lalrs at 81 - from wharf, S2l2i from .t1re.
WHTAT-Sl ia 81 60 for primo wlI'r, rid 81 ivE
81 ~ tor prime Rcd.
GUANO-Wr quote Peruvian nj so 50 delivered from
s!orc-.lJm w.a.i SO; Mr%.rru $685. 80.
TOBtCCO.-IE" market remains active a!d lh-' week
uricr, ~, fully -rInpOr'oi. W. quote iug. n ! - 10 81 ~
common leaf & - 10 =; medium grades SIS 10 - GOD
and tine shipping 20 10 II -; very Superior !" - "a H.
good and tine manufacturing, Sil Ia S!3 ~. extra nne e.
TO S2D.
LIME-sl - from wharf. 81 ~ in -rorc
BUTTER-CuInnIon Butter ia demand RI from : 20 j!
Gu. Prime scarcr Il, liHl7 Cts; Goshen - cts. scnErs
EnGi > u.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
p0KT OF RICHMOYD. OCTOBER .

ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, Cavondy, New York, mise.
and passengers.
Steamer Bslvidcro, rritcl.ard Baltimore.
Steamship City Of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadcl'
phia. md-e. and pa-sellgers.
Schr W Gregory, Crockett, Maine, lime.
Schr John Bell, Ham, Maine, lIme.
Schr G. l.. Allen, Rhodes. Maine, lime.
Sclr Ann Curtis, Williams, Philadelphia, coal.
ScLr Hope, Creighton, Baltimore, guano.
SAILED,
Sclr Orianna, futile, New York, mise.
Schr j. +. Mck-"n, lovcland, New York, coal.
Srhr Louisiana, bunting, light, to load for Bn!'i.
more.
Sclr W. II. Travcrs, Granger, light, to load ir
lInIiinnnrr
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IErnm The Richmond Penny Pot.

We take pleasure in publishing the following en-
planatory letter of Mr.. Segar i'll regard TO Tie posi-
ton of Mr.. Wise with reference tn the important ln'
provcmonts in question. 1t will be rcnd with INFER
cst ,-
RICHMOND, Oct. :. 1881.
To he Editors Of m" Post:
In yorr editorial of the 18th inst, vindlcatiiic inc
White Sulphur Springs Convention and the Cr'rra'
Railroad from the assaults oi SAN iatch, i"'"iit
mous writer in the Norfolk Beacon, you Use the iol-
lowing language ut was believed that sonie "i the
strongest men in the Sou.l-Side interest would ne
there. II was thought that Wise and Preston would
he present to assal the cause i'll which Richmond "as
80 deeply iutercstcd.'
Az the inference from the latter sentence may well
~. that Mr.. Wise il inimical 10 the Central l"uu'
and its proposed Western connections, deem u ouc
10 Mr.. Wisc-and | take great pleasure III hnahins
known the fuct-to state that he is not the enemy nui
the warm and enthusiastic friend OF the great 'rhl'a'
Improvement in all its parta and connections rahui,
railway, and nL. ] know him 10 have been Tor '"rn'!
years and more, II decided friend of the Internal I'M
provcmcnt policy, and from the first rtartlIng III 'ic
canul and the Central road, tho devoted aa'"'"'e ~
both.
In November, lSj0, while detained in Hampton oy.
adverse weather, he WIS invited by thr citizens III
that thorough-.ning internal Improvement anu Ptc
trio,ic little town, 10 address them on the subject u,
internal Improvement. lie complied. and delivered
one OF the most stirring and eloquent Internal IMPROVE
mcnt speeches ever listened 10. The NIrgiiiia hn'
Tennessee Rail Road, and the great Central ihc;
were sustained in nm argument which, for ability !
have never known surpassed. The Eovi.IS'oh ~"
Ohio road has, now, no tirner friend; and there i not
in the whole Commonwealth, III fact. a man more
cnthnlic "n the suhjec, of internal Improvement thnn
he. lie is not opposed either 10 the New kiyst
branch, thinking, us | have often heard him say ina
both connections with the Yves; will be necessary 10
accommodate the trade. .
At time of trial with me when | stood almost
alonc-nnd when | was banishel from the coilnclis d
the State, because l had stood up for the great ih'eI-
est of internal improvements had the warm 'yi'pa-
thies of Mr.. Wise, and cannot allow his position. 10 oe
misunderstood while | have the means OF putting
him a right.
Besides, the enemies Of the Central Improvement
aud il has many, | lament To say, will not be SLOW 10
use The authority of MIR. Wise's name against tha'
most important Of all our public works; and +" de-
prive them of such III fundamentally for doing TIM
jury, I deem it proper to furnish you the data Tor
placing MIR. Wise III his true position.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
JOSEPH SEGAR.
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DAILY RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TTEsDAY, OcTOnER 10. 1854.

w. mr., requested To state that II meeting oil the po
,cro,;c S,nte Central Committee OF Virginia loi
1852, will be hold on Wednesday afternoon "''''e'
ll;h. at 4 p. ~, in the Office OF Richie n pni'a'ah'
. , Rcn,, street. to consider tho Propriety oil recon-
m.ndin. the time and place for holding the Demo
cratic state Convention, i'll accordance with the s"g
ycsticu, OF several Democratic county meetings ant
:. %, q }ares portioa of the Democratic press. The i"l
<eing persons constituted The Central Committee /"
1852:
Y John Rutherford. John Y. Mason, James y. Sea
don, John NJ. Patton, JGmes II. Cox, john a. En
, cljsh, Richard o. Haskins, W. +. Ritchie' J"hh M
Daniel, Thos. T. Giles, Thomas H. Ellis, George "
Muntorl, Robert W. Hughes, l.. W. GlszeorooN'
WIN. &. Allen, n. VI. Martin, WIN. a. Pat'eson' l'ah'
iel Truehssrt, Datney p. Gooch, John Wonoic' .
b. Bragg, S. c. Davis, Peter V. Daniel Jrr "n''f
Watson, aud Isaac X. Watkins.
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ALEXANDER, MARKETS, Der.

The nj, ices by the steamer Canada have impaired
more tirmnrs, Ia tho market for hrrsdztuif,, bui there
is but little chung lit prices. Up country -four may
be- quoted Al; = 2JG7 ~. Riverside s.. Pioneer
Mills, rx,ra. g.. Demand moderate. The receipt,
of wheat uvc very light. Small sales Of red III 81 ~
II f.; white 81 50. -. Large parcels strictly
prime wou!d probably bring NOR. money. Corn 10
IN iair demand al 1919 cts, for white and mixed,
and - asO c:-. for yellow. surl.Iies light. Oats -
go cents.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA AND SAN Jr,,

LATER FROM CALIFORNIA y SAN JUAN.
NTw YORK, Oc.. 9.-Th" steamer Northern L;sh,
has arrived with California iai'> 3" the liz. S,,,;,,m'
ben. So briay> II ,cirH.UOO in specie.
Tie inhabitants of Grrytown were rebuilding their
houses.
The general election III California hal resulted i,
the success Of Duvier AMI Herbert. AMI. Rrod. -icis
for C"ngrcss. In tho legislature. n far n.
heard from, tl" Wings have I nj, Thcrs in Il. Sru,,,
and tie Democrats -. IL the Io"So, bcuio,rs,. A.
Viii q. -. Il i. loc5:.u!. however. w..;a. IA. D.
lun.raf- can possibly mite IN some GU.-:;nas which
viii come W for decision.
business j. r~rvivimg. Thor" is n good demand IL,
ir,-h goods, AMI prices ARE ADVANCING.
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or BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNK,

CARPET EA'r, sc,
AN now r"r"iyIU. ms Fall stock 81 Booze and -a"r''
4 comprising Ia" following kILi- -
Lndi.-' Eiurk, Brown "ul D."b GHI'rrl, 3, 81 ~
Nj r-' GREE, IL ioi n, Bronze airer-. NJ :! "3t. : I'd"
CA!ldrru= Red, Green mud Dl.h rOikss, nt IL to -
e and Black Boots. uII2,'
%rrvin'- Snn"- Of all descriptions.
BrO.uc- ru! Kr0grn~-rIly made.
G"utlrIIcE'. nHc Cali BDDU-CIiy uIhIc.
Boy Boots ap! SiG"s-rl'y made.
With every DINER urtirl" found IA tEy regular shoe H''''
IA Virginia. Farmers Hud others ~" requested To exam
me my -tork before mnEinc thrir 1'!.vtInH,, promising ~
my u,ri 10 civ. -r.-incrInm to tie h,-t OF NJ; hbIIny
-. 7. ". TAYLOR
y. T. Iln..n. engaged M lrsET khRR tJ iHkr J'"'''"
Of ia" manufacturing department.; -; my r'trhh'hIh."'
rm prepared iD huvc mni" 10 Urdci ever r'!''"' '"'
""'' )" ' ". p ". TAYLOR
Oct. lO-im ~. *l'. bi""' -
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NEW YORK. Ucr. 9.-Fl"ur is aclivr; Ohio flour
I'm. advnrcri - rruIs per barrel; Southern has al.
yanr.I 81. cts. Sa!'>oi Baltimore i!our ntS' 3 a
i. -. Wheat ia sitter. bu. No, ilotably higher
Corn has advanced cac cent per huaht'. Sales oi
Ohio WlishCy ~ s. cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-10

NEW YORK. OCr. "a petition was presented 10
the Crurr to-day, si@nr! BY eleven # the jurors,
praviug ,nat,h qualifications of the Juror. be eAann.
I'd into. Tie Court ln!!dra! the petition 10 Mr.. Virgin,
counsel ;ur the defendant. Mrs. Graham declined
.iruinr the petition. 1t was taken into consideration
la. ~. r,,ilrr.
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a- NOriCE-CArsE OF srRrRlsE.-Ry I"

S-.r NUTICE-thTSE OF SIiPklsE.-Ky hc'
o. ciirmt Il certain s"ail'rnnn : ON LynchhurS, u"
yelling Ola Ia. 7, lrsTnph road. from there down into ap
pGmartuN county. happened 10 stop Il; ia" hour" OF h Pres.
hytrriui preacher. named sticky. Brims acquainted with
the iaImIy of Mr. ~tickly's Indy. h." n.kci rer:niSsIon =
Mr-. sticky 10 -ray all night. which request sh" granted,
KNOWN. tit. -rl traveller TO ~ Il perfect gentleman II
wa, ti!-n late III the evening. Presently the InAOspnHb'r
host arrived. hni ruii the once. invited gentleman. that be-
WA, moi IN the habit al keeping s;rnn."rr Mi night, which
caused .r.mt surprise To the gentleman.
pUbli.h this Ia warn all stranger. ant way travellers Z"
look Tor II nights lodging before getting To t.'' houre Of 10"
very hO>I,rhbIr Reverend gentleman.
la brhnli OF hS luiys family. ~" ran only shy Ihht h'g
are thu most ~ho.pi,abIr people known.
Oct i3-r3t You're. 81
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49, NOTICE Is hereby given that Ne -iInl! from
49, ihI- ihy. Sept. Iii. sll a%lIOSe.h'! for CASH,
or city acceptance, until further notice hr gwen. Were
-I"ct'ully r"qu"-i our friends nni "u-t"in-rn Ia make
.pr"iv and prompt payments 81 nil smIoanis now 'iuc mud
inliu. due. We -haIl. m heretofore, keep II general ~
ruriinru. u! Groceries AMI LI.Uor-. imported and 'ioln"s.
tic. md will al-n pay every attention 10 the rnl- Ot produce
from our country iricmis, n usual.
Gam MM WALLACE & SON.
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REPUTATION or hSOW NOTHING NOMINATIONS
UrIc,. Oc,. 9.-Thc nominations mad" Lv ,he
Know-Nrt!Iin. State Couyentinn, hrit III New York
last week, has been rcpId.nt.G by tho Order here.
Another State Convention VII be ho.i.
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THE ATTENTION OF FARMERS

: cHllr'i to the ,tr." assortment Of valuable English and
4 American works on Turning. Gard,iIIng, lui"-. ct
III, t0t;HG" DUliIn., SC. Tor sale nj ~HaNDDIPlI~ i;1uh
.;orc ami iluicry, III Maiils;r,ut. The :ollp"In: arc tue
ino.i important:
Downing, Allen, Wheeler, Smith, Rcp;On. London MD
Bullock Uu CU,t-.r- nnA Landscape fiHrdrI.iH-
DaId, lGl.att. Randall. Allen, Msr;In, Chatter rm: -airl
n"r 0n Int!", &c.
kupp. Hines, Mason. Cole, Skinner and YouHtr Oh
tiors,-.
EUi-i, Elder, Cobhr:t, Downing, fcssonden. Jdah"oN'
lrnir-Ih, Mcmahon md Mill on Gardening. ,
Browne. Cole. Downing. Fcsscnden, tay, rhi!Ap' ""'
fOrsyttc on Fruit Trees.
Allen, Blake, Wariug. Skinner. Beatlcy, hoH7,!iiT"",'
SiuClu!r, Coleman. Johnson, Fr.-rndrn, Nor'oi' H"''"''
stephens and Kutin on Agriculture. .,.,,
Johnson, I.irbig, TopIinm and Rodgers d" A2r""'"''
Chemistry. .-,
browne. Damn. Morft, Falkncr and Rubin on Nanu'es.
The Culrivhtor, 10 yJl-
Rutim's Farmers Register 10 vols.
riautr non hMd Farm BOOK. Hy a soH'h'fh !hh'e''
~ Rutin'- Agricultural Essays n" no" printing, ana
49, - J. W. RANDOLPH.
fra,I.,,,s u;i no .ru, 70 I'll who apply. Oct 10
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1ATEST FROM EUENOS AYRPS

Eiw YoKK. Oct. 9.-Dd!r5 FROM Bueu"s Ayrr, 4,
,l.. 20tll August. stat, that IEo National Government
luI r.pur,ud uA,rcInc measures 10 enforce The c!rca,,.
zion ., new paper money. tic trntercv OF phirt
wa. :. parulv 90 commercial Transactions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-10

BALTIMORE, Ucr. 9.-Salrs al Howar! Street
,l,u, NJ :, ~, and City MILL nj $1.25. Good to tin
Whit, wheat Sl.6n a $i.70, red Sl.jO" $50. White
rnrn - o.. NrllnW -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-10

RICHMOND AGRICULTURAL FAI1.-The Warren
ton Flag says persons going to ths Richmond Fur,
arc offered the following induccmem 10y the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad Company: The nccominoda-
ting superintendent, Mr.. Nandergritt, Informs us that
all persons exhibiting evidence Of life membership
will be carried free. Members for The present ycar
will he carried TO Richmond and returned for half
price"
Tho Alexandria Gazette says-'We learn that on
and after the 18th inst, the night mail boat will stop
at this place Oh hcr way down 10 Aqua Creek, in or
der TINT persons arriving here, who wish 10 attend the
State Fair at Richmond, may do 10 without the trOu.
hc I'll going to Washington. This arrangement will
be continued until the eth of November
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-10

The Charleston Standard announces The death, at
the residence Of his grandfather, in CunnInsboro', Of
John Rutherford, eldest child of Mr.. and the late
Mrs. W. j. Bennett, aged ii years, ~ months and 70
luy..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-10

FRENCH BEAtrI.-At that l"ru! Of life when
most En.liSh women calm quietly dnwn into -tnid
and stately Inatrons, and leave manTuvr;n9 for tlntte-
r. aud homage - the young, the gt!dy and The beau
tiiul French women have attained their mort ai;rac-
tive are. Beauty mny lave declined. or may lie M
the yct0nr; but from its wreck springs forth Il r"ro
potent ciIurm-ihc art of tascinulIum.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-10
TIIE STEAMER ARCTIC

New YORK, Oct. S.-Ihc steamer Arctic il now in
her l9th day, and we still have no tldings ot her,
either from SANDY Hook or Halifax. We have no.
thing from Halifax since q o'clock, Inst night, ut
which hour she had no, arrived. The weather was
fine, and we may expect tidings from her by the Eu-
ropa, which will be due at Halifax Oh Monday "
I'm .lnN frnIn LiYernnnl.
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NlNIpEI.lI.I;.

IMPORTANT SAEE AT PfELIf iit''y'
YENiiE -uh-riibrr vii otter Tor sale, II rI'.' ,'. 80.
q "WEDNESDAY, o -, II hi'' . W. ,r
ncXt mir Lny, MI ui Li, very valuable" ."f-"''h' 'i''' nr ,.
the tanm al Montpelier. IL Ofnn." COUNTY '"' '"
from day 10 dry uuul ell !, sold ,,e.
On tho hrs, trv OF .ni" wIl b" "iier'i ~" Lt'' m
c5Dsl,iius of a very -cl,c, Hook 81 H."ihy '''i' =.
cwc- and 80 Lamu- TE!- aDck II uhfI'a'''" % p'i"! 49,
hIo,d in FIN. S,utr. hnvIr- been s'''ct"d r"i-f'' VIZ
,j,c ,-,,,.., ray. ,iuIin, iae is-lihi"" E"hr-, una u no" "'
IL, -. ,,..,LIr rruI'ion ~ II breeding mock AMIR
,ra,, ,,,,crr.. -, prv HInL. ALO, Forty Head OF th'h''
49, ..a, i,,ruyri Mich Cow md youn. -tnrk Mo
"" sr ~, n,r,r. rwo Carri-g" i!Ur,r,, thru very 'r.nh
- H.. a. ni, .ulr-, md tLr -to'k .: Hog m"
III C.rr,.rc md fSrm Implements, together WA" ~
-" ""! CARRIE. Wagon, Carr, including n very s"P"
49,. T;r.iiu. Machine wIth horse pUTcr 10 rul', ~"
,,,,.- Coruri.ik IIir-cr. ccrH-G"!or. Sc. Also. "'a'''-
-. I'm. go, anI ,ho.i.i II tue .sii, ? iH:-" TuuI'if -
Cly.t ord Iino'ny lay, ard three lag" ''h'"' o. enc
lea -'rn". ,xy
Ne. the ale Of -,ock. crop. md itrpIcnrn''' ne '''!.
y-Iuultr Household ! urrfuTo VIII Ice OH"r"i, com.1''"" =
,.ry ..IrrIor 70, cwODd and inshoamn! Di"'s.n- h""i' S"'
v.tin. Room Furniture, including large tUh '"''.O' ~"
rgr-, crystal Chahdrii,r aid uu excellent ii'h' t''"''
I hirkrrIn:, 40. ,
The Bed Room Furniture l. very ~-ur'r!of' '' ""r
part having been imported nom Europe ~ "
ueAriv new and in excellent cDE,.ii"h
Teams OF SALE a credit y! TX mI"'"' 40"
upon the stock. Crop, AMI lmpi'.r'H's a"- n'H' :. rh.
upon the Household Furniture, by nov, o. 10 - \,
.ati.lsctory endorsement. I'll -uul, brlo" Sio' r"sH
article 10 be removed from the promises u''''' ''""e
above. .,- u
- BENJAMIN THORNlCH
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ARltIN AL OF III SIE"NMEN IINNNt.
Nrw YuKs. oct. ?.-Ilc Steamship HAMS, from
Bremen. via Liverpool, WIKI dates to2Sd September.
arrived t!.Is morning. She h:iHSs il" i"ter news.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-10

CARE OF ANIMALS.--It il always Of goat on
sequence thar children be brought W 10 sci q just
value upon all useful things. especially upon al nv
inE things. One oi the greatest iauls of SrrvaI!s II
their Inadequate care OF animals, committed ,ntheir
charge, This rcnissIIr>s il owing t" '!"' ,rrvaM moi
- 49," '":'Gh' UP 10 frl an Interest i, the
well being of animals Oirr.
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n,KiK-. PREMIIM nITwERs. vi,


~ BARRIERS rRL!MiIM HITTERr. Nn''
$50 out doubt, L. OEr q! The IHuri popular medicines
il this State, and the great confidence through it- iGI"nir,
has caused ouch lncrcM1"d i.nmui, that the proprietor hos
found il ncCcssnry 10 Incr'Hr' h- facility tor nIEnuiHrtL
rIng the Bitter. 20 that hc may be able Ia ali nil Ori'!'
promptly. Our mot aide phy.lcIans me usIHg II IL ih'Ir
regular practice Tor IL great virtues IN ca e Oi Dy,pcpsIa.
Nervous Headache, DIsurdcrrj BOnrl., and ~ n general
Alternative OF the whole system, Sc. Read the cciiIhcN'"
oi ia" Res. +. J. B0.gs Of Union Hill Station, h"lOr' i"
luIn,s OF the sumc kind have already boon iUraI-a"d Tie
proprietor. FUI orders, httrrs-
r BAKER, Proprietor
RICHMOND. Sept. :, I'D.
ltnke great pleasure in ic-iIiyIng To- the virtue oi bakT'
Premium bittrTs n- n 4, n",iy Tor ObsIinGt" !iIis' si!oi, =
relief -: the attacks al dyai"isiR aud hrri1c.". ~" hS
their u-c hive 'rcnp"d uy riInunl "ttnchs % 'L'!'
REV. r. J BDGGS.
Pastor %, Union I'LL station.
II hc hn,i Of tn" principal Dru--.s;s ia tn. cry Also
Of the following DmS.i-i7
TUdt IS Chrisiinn. Petersburg. Va: u. X Lymhi'
Lynchburg va. kine - Toy. Norfolk, Nn (irihc"a
GwuthEry. Portsmouth. Va; Dr.. T.. ChunI, WilI!aI,'
LTr.. Vn.: Johnston \ Wallace, fredericksburg Va J.
Il, CalIuGl * CO.. D,uvillr, Va; Wheat 4 Chhr."'
Wheeling, Va. TnoInn., AdnIn- y Go. SluIiht'I!. IA.
BIB Il Will. Charlottesville. Va T. J.. ( j. i. EsH:a.,,
~rnuuIou, Va. Walker II. middleton, Fnrnyillr. va "
II. l.ippltr. Wilmington. y Chnrl"- Siort - Go, "t'a
!ngirI Ciy Cau!,y y Iinrch. Baltimore, Nd. byi'k'''
& Miirr, Cuv!m-iom. ky. ana from Druggists er",i'.!
Orders nIiir-srL TO J.. Bhhth,
Oct. 10 Richmond. Va
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RocRISGuAM FLoUR.-The first l"ad ni do'ir from
Rockingham county, Virginia, by the Manassas Uap
Railroad, reached Alexandria on Friday night. 1t w0s
tsays the Gazctte,) placed on the cara at Shenandoah
Station, to which point it had been brought down me
Raines, of Rockingham, t53I harrels.)
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

DEATH OF WM. JAQ. TAYL2R.-We were pained
Yesterday to hear of the death OF WIN. Jaquelmc lay
lor, Esq, Local Editor Of the Penny Post. lie died
ut his residence, in this city, yesterday, between ! and
= O'Clock, after an illness Of four or five days. Mr..
Taylor had only recently connected himself pcrlna
nently with the Post; but he had been m occasional
contributor To its columns for some time past. He
was IL gentleman Of decided talents, and dies sincere
~ lalnrn.cd by Il very numerous acquaintance. lie
was nbou. Al yours OF age, and wa h native of Han
over county.
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THE SuurH-SIDE RAILROAD is now completed L"
within ) or ! miles of Lynchburg, and the remainder
is in rapid progress towards completion. The cars
will, probably, run up to the Depot on PerrIvals
island, opposite Lynchburg, by the 2Orh inst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-10

ing out his linen Ia send 10 the wash. \ violin Ii Il
instrument TIA; tnrEurcs mHiy for the c!irEintl
at unc. Nome but II French wnupn knows ii""
pa: on II shawl. y lawyers carria.1 Is only Il Dh'
ia. "n wheels. y wuinan's age is II problem
winch nr ArrliiInrrirs has ever Vet cried out "r.ui'
ka.' l~'u-cvisn is II kind of sandwich taken hr'w"
Professionalism and Roman Catholicism. Every III
Inatl.t iancl"s all his Geese are Swans OF AVON.
With u cnbmIn tsincc the fitxrny Art) most al roai
LEAH Ia the police court. iii" balance uf Erropcl
mostly in Rrth-chiids' hands. Shoupin. il wonin
only consolation when she has no money to spend
DRUNKENNESS, Is Il dead wall with q row ~. br'l
bottles at III" top. Repentance must travel alw'
hy an express train, for il 50 repeatedly arrives
la:c.-[l"n"h.
MIR. Si.OW.-Tli" Eo,f"D Po>' rrpro,luccs the
lowing moral reflections 81 Mr.. SLOW :-'Rimrl,,'
Snil Mr.. Slow, cxtendin. his arm like II punp-hn!e,
you are now old enough To understand the wn:Cni
wisdom being eleven and n hall, in other w,s,
~huli-past ,lrvrn-nnd | wish To- advise y"u ncyto
Interfere with nobody, nor 10 Interfere with n"!ie
that don't belong Ia yoli. Shut yourself up, lii Il
Gold ri.lc III Your p"rkrt-hnrk, and don't get mt
ia too much concern for Others. Ii people Is in" Ell
Il" 20 Ia rum. L.; en- (" il tiry'r'. II mind tn.
business il it of y"urn! II mcighbors quarrel. III,
business is il uf ynurn! Let EN- ;igh; il, ont. by
should you risk Your precious head in trying toirr
them When you tIndr. alters hook To- v"ar III al
the bargain; and leave the one yor ARE trading It'll
Ia look urtrr his. If he gets bii, 'ia!ut Your fat
Take krrr VI number one Is -criptcr, lhc real ;idch
rule, aud he that acts unit il never can die pr
Never have anything 10 do with sympathy. Snpa-
thy doesn't pay. faint worth Que per cent. III II
YOU must be sympathetic hrcause it, popular, s-nie
before vnu begin GtInt II amt ag".n' I" cost y, any
thing, and then p'raps twill Il" 10 invest in i Nn-
body ever host anything by no; being ccncrds, -"
lay by fnr yourself what folks expect you TO we {"
poor people and other vaeahond-, ana when III are
old il will not depart from YOU. You will hay soric-
tllpEs IN rpIInf an fp InnlI. Won b1puy- Pa Stcf
doctors bills, ronioInd II hospital, and buy nErLve-
stone full OF exalted vcrtooS. 81 careful. Bnvicc!I,
alters look artcr the main chance, and bcwarcoi -yun-
putly.'
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fITTFNHVhW' WI. ', ISDf'
L. S.-Thrrc uc five members Of my household,
though not all with mo M present, members -! the
Presbyterian Church. | mention these things Ia
show how umioundrd the iInputatIOn Of persecution,
or cnlcnvoring to impugu the honor Of religion, inu"t
appcur TO minds in search Of truth. L. j. Il.
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DrAD.-Ncgro John, who received severe wounds
from I'm axe in the hands of Edwards, a slave of Mrs.
Elizabeth Slaughter of King Willinm, about q week
ago in this city, has died from the effects Of hs inlu.
ries. lie belonged TO Mr.. William WinGo. Edward
is in iail, and of course will he tried for the offence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-10

ALEXANDRA, Flour SspECTIoS.-Th amount oi
flour inspected in Alexandria. for the quarter eha''g
October lst, was lO,25I barrels.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-10

ACCIDENT.-On Saturday morning Inst, The freight
train accidentally run into the end OF The Depot
House, at the Orange and Alexandria Railroad depot
Mt Alexandria, and smashed it in. The Gazette says,
the damage was but slight, and will room be repaired.