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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-07
= EGG AIRS AZ TOH Geo.
Nj. l.ANGHORNE & SONS.

= Il q AIRS AZ TOHAC eco.
Nj. LANGHORNE & SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sReARs AND TOBACCO
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
I'tlE Subscribers have constantly on hand large
IL stock of HAVANA x PRINCIPE SEGARS. OF
the most approved brands which they feel confident
inferior To none in the market and which will be sold
the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
ORDERS from any part of the Union will be promptly
met, and entire satisfaction GUARANTEED To purchasers
The follnwi rands kept constantly ON hind
sEGARs.
La Flor de tabana, La Sultana,
Gulitornn, Las Tres Coronas,
Jic"tcncal La Gaia de Aqua
Old Dominion Conouisa,
La Fel de Z. J. c., EI Leon de Orc
La Teresita, I'll Nuptuno,
Rio Hondo, Plantation,
I'll Progmma Figaro,
Lns Tres E-trellas. La Norma.
Herman Cortea, Principles,
Lafayette Sc, Nc.
ToBAcco.
oronoco. Nectarine,
G',id Leaf, Catawba,
Golden Peach, Stnnurd, &c, & C.
Septetuha S-IScts
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FOR RENT.

1.-TWO desirable and convenient Offices. the Cit.
l. zens' Savings Bank Arplyto Geo. w. Yancey, or
ap "a 3tawif JAS. o. WILLIAMS.
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PARTY AT THE BUFFALO SPRINGS,
AND
|Barbacue ON the Ton of Mount Pleasant

|sS he buHa.o Springs, Amherst county, VIII BE- ,S
~ nne- ed on Thursd,y the 2ond June, with aSgG
am l and On FIiday, the 23d. BARBACUE Will lie
r. ,,led ON the top ct Mount Pleasant. A splendid
|DHN y or MUSIC has been engaged for the occasion;
-" neither Pains expens. will be spared make it
o"e OF The siandest affairs that ever came off in this
county. pAINE sKviE
jun Is
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Something Superior.

McCORKLE q, JONES will have, in a few days,
lVl 30 cases that celebrated "F GU Stick Licorice,
90 do. do. Mass do,
To which they i,v.e the attention of manufacturers.
may 80
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ID USSIA AS TITS by filrowsk.
HI LIFE AND SAYINGS OF Mrs. PARTINGTON
SHIP AND SHORE, SEA SAILOR. LAND
SEA by COTTON Of the u S. Navy
Woman and her M3@tcr.
Modern Stardard DIANA, new supply,
Re eived at NURSE y.
ts@ Small notes and shinPnsters received for few
4 ts /, exchange flt books. &c. mny %
!. ~, 4. u,gsS-A GOOD STPPI,Y AT
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Great Bargains at Hatcher. lockwood & Cos
Sale of Piece Goods nj Cost,
CONSISTING OF CLOTHS, oAsslMElE'

AND VESTIEGS
IL ANlNG been Unexpectedly deprived of the servi-
ces Il eur Gutter. MIR. James Edwards
aad heing ueahle Ia procure the services 1T any ono
equally as efficient and satisfactory our patrons.
have determined ~ sell of r whole stock ut Piece
ooods, consisting ct CLOTHS u every shade aud
sisle Also, \ lerge .tooAd CASSKHERES AND
GES YiNGS.
This stuck. which il of the best selected in this
market consisting mainly of this Springs purchases,
will sci at Cost ior Cash aud invite the attention uf
"ur tiehds aud the public this rare opportunity of
laying Ia their supplies On such favorab terms.
We shall continue Ia sell, on our nsnal aeeommu,la.
ting terms, full aud complete assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods. Sc. which Will be
sold at small profits reduce stock
my 30 HATCHER, LOGWOOn \ co.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS,
Notice TO Slave Owners.

4NOtlCe 10 SIuVe OWmefS.
4 AM anxious to hire FIFTY NEGROES, in large or
small numbets,f,r the balance of the year, work
in the goal mines belonging the MONT Carbon Coal
Company the Kanawha river, in Fave tie county Va
| am prepared pay cash down for good hands, If
owners having Negroes TO hire will write ut Gau-
Icy Bridge Fayette county VA stating full particulars,
shall be happy to communicate with them Immediate
Nv s. +. GRIFFIN,
Agent for Mt. Corban Coal Co.
Armstrong Creek. Fayette TO-, Va. I -
Nav Is, IS54.-tf
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BoardeIs Wanted.

BoardeIs Wanted.
MI RS. MuNSON CAN ACCOMMODATE OR 10
4a boa ders at her boarding House 81 street. OPP
posie the residence of VIM 7. tn iafer o. Esq
There is also entrance from Main street, I'D joining
the First Prespyterian Church.
Terng-si per week may l6.dlm
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Superior Salad OH.
A SUPPLY of pure Salad Oil for table use. Just 70
N hand and for sale by JOHN II. SEAT % w.,
10 Druggists.
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THE + EMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility

Extract from james Harris, Esq.'s Letter. Alexandria,
Va-Alter speaking of wonderful cures on himself, he
snys: Mrs. II. has been suffering with the liver
plaint and with inability, constantly complaining, f ON
weakness, through her whole system. She enjoys
better health than tor thirty years being entirely
ed by the use of Hampton's Vegetable 1incture."
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Extract from n
Letter from J. G ines ESQ., Loulon county Va.-"My
wife has been for Yeas afflicted with great week ness,
pain in the breast side and back pulpation ( the
heart feebleness ofhe ysem loss Of appetite;
complexion sallow; the sight Of eye almost the
othrr We weak. | pleased IL sny, Hamptons
Ttncture has restored her perfect health. Her eyes
are as good now ever they
Iz3 Call and get plamphlets
Sold by J. IL. SEAY. Co, Lynchburg; Sewers.
Scottsvlle; j. BROWN, Charlottesville, and by all
Druggists through out The State. mar 24-d&c1y
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Hat Racks and Umbrella stands.
NALNUT, Mahogany, Bronzed and fancy Hat
w Racks and Umbrella Stunds--a large variety
very beautiful. Call and see.
e. J. FOLKES'
New Furniture Waierooms,
may 30 doors below Liberty Warehouse.
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win you Read the Truth /?

A Medicine must hive merit and great merio stand
"A the test OF public opinion. No of nan can
gavanise worthless article us To keep up good
medicine, IT it be moi Nv
good medicine will live, be ome popular and cx.
tend ts sales year after year in SPITE of opposition
The peo IL readily bnd ont its virtues and the fame ol
them passes from mouth In mouth with more rapidly
than newspapers sprend IT, living witness test.
lying to the medicine has made for him Is of far
more service Il an any newspaper advertising
In proof Of sha say above, refer YOU To
HAMPTOS'S VEGErBLE TINDTURE, and its Of.
fccts Its pruise is in the mouths of muiud.s The
best men in our country give their testimony ta
wonderful cures. AIMING them we nnme on. II
Clay. Hon. Rich. NJ Johnson, Vice President of the
United Sint.s with hundreds of others. Capt Thomas
Canot-brolher To the celebrated physioan of the
Emperor of fnnce-was cursd by it of u disease Of
Yeas standing .afer the skill of all tile Doctors of
Europe aud America had failed to cure.
TRUTH IN MIGHTY
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DURE SILVER TEA SET 60 Call and see
very beautiful Tea service OF pure silver.
One do Silver plated.
Slvc, plated Table aud Breakfast Castors.
Pick mud Salad stunds.
3" Butter Coolers, Sugar Bowls ani Salts
Chamber aud Tnll Cnndelsticks.
Walters md Cake Buskeis.
Spoons, Forks Ladies, Sugar Tongs, Butter Knives
&c, With many other house furnishing nrtielesa
May 25. GREGORY 4 ROYALS
lind Nynrn SnIc.
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may 30
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24
EASTERN VIRGINIA.
MEETING IN ALLEGlIANf COUNT

MEETING IN ALLEGIlANY COUNTY.
AT n meeting of the citizens of Allegheny county,
held at the Court House, on Monday, the 10th OF Oc-
tober, 1854:
On motion 10y Gen. D.. Il. Lavue, WIN. Damron,
ESD, WAS called TO the Chair, and Jos. L. Steele ap-
pointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been explained
10 be III. appointment OF delegates Ia the Internal I'M
provrmcnt Convention, t" be held in the city "f Nor
folk, on the 9Th day oi November next, the following
resolutions were offered and adopted
Resolved, Tina; Tn" Chairman q! This meeting appoint
the following mined gentlemen rs delegates tu the
Internal Improvement Convention Ia be held in Nor.
folk city, on the Stll day OF November next, from this
county: Benz. j. Jordan, Col. VIM. g.. Holloway,
Col. Samuel Carpenter, R"bt. 5. Keen, Gen. ID. Is.
Layne, Thompson McAlistrr, Andrew Dalnr"u,
Moses II. Mann, VIM. l.. Alexander, and jas. Burk.
And, on motion, the Chairman umd Secretary We're
added 10 the delegation.
Resolved, That in the event that none Of
the above named delegates attend the said Con-
vrntiom, that Jos. Srgar, Esl., of Elizabeth City,
rhus. II. Ellis, jus. Lyons, Geo. y. johnson ana
Charles Dirnmock, of Richmond city, are appointed
aItcrnatcs 10 represent the interests of the citizens OF
Allegheny county in said Convention.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this meeting be
published in the Richmond Enquirer, III" Weekly
Post, Fincastlc Democrat, ana LswiSburg Chronicle.
Resolved, That this meeting adjourn sue dc.
WIN. DAMRON, Chm'n.
JnS T SrrrTg Spr'V
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AN EMPEROR SPOILED.

The perverscness of Mr.. Gndsdcn, the Mexican
Minister 10 Mexico, seems 10 have intcriercd sally
with Santa Auna's intention To DO declared Emperor
at a ball which WAS 10 have been given on the night
Of the anniversary of Mexican Independence. The
City of Mexico correspondent of the New Orleans
Delta SAYS:
The American Minister refused 10 hoist his colors
during the day, aud Issued instructions 10 the Consul
10 request the American citizens not 10 illuminate dn-
ring the evening. \ correspondence was Immediately
had between the Prime Minister tBnnillal uf the En-
peror that was to be, and the pragmatical representa-
live of the barbnriuns of the North. That cores
pondcnc. il said Ia he rich. by the way. All the other
Foreign Ministers refused I" nttcld the hall in diplo-
natic drcss-as>igninc ~ II reason that the senior
mr.nhrr Of the body could MT attend. "in character"
uccmus, his cont was not S"nd enough for the "cca-
son, duran. the dav il raln-,i. which considerably
lamprncd tn" arlor "t tie brave army. With ali
'hcer con'ro'cmps, His Supreme ~llI.iuc>s los; his
a!n;aols temper, md, carHjo.ing iuriouslv, retired in n
state Of intense disgust to Tacubnyn, and the drunken
army rceIed by detachmrn.S into the city. There
was, consequently, no %triumphal entry, no ball, no
Empire, no grand recrp;inn-aud, i'll fact, nothing
nut a colossal "tusel-funk,'
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S,I.;.-

Y INTENDING to hr"ak up housekeeping I viii -'' o'
n pIlIr r'iulGr. on th" Jpii bty al Sow unu"' Eh pr
my r'-il"uc". I'll -" Household, ErCi"n .ui lrry ;
nltGr". cOirI-:Iu- In pur' ~. the following am -. ~ -
R'is, h"s'.ai-, mI"T",s'r; dining, ''r, r"m'r" mud 80
IL. table,; mirrors, washs'"ud-, w]nrirob".. 'h''rr, -.
'li"IUHTI-, CH'I"i~. CGriaIi-, uihl'r md zen -''i- ~ il.f
,ltdrk-. ont. uHy and tuhnrc0. tfuCh OF rHU",,. ,,.I n.i
"ni hog tn" ?!"n'n,!'n :, ".7, ",r"n-vni.lv b..yI' to-
~ 81 Dla.h -u.u- .o,.s. Il u", solid rr".,,, > .:,n r~
"m% %: .Hi". %I:I 'Hru -.l, r.lLcl." wG~&vrGRKIH'l
IN" h'rn'!tni nut "'@I knuwg,' ,,Irr Oh sAacco Ci~~,.
..t'~"""chf "Jdm"-' sulphur sn! -hn'"" SYM, ma ,'n''
u"uS TO III" 'rac'- u rh" rr"H'l"'''- @, 'Nn u, ..
Surisy--.b0u' aD nrr,- e. ~Y."H u III Er.lrr ''"N"
u: Ia" hcs, Gur,;v. md w.!' IuIJ"F"'i. "hgHI '''1'" u
ia rrcoini -row:n q! fIm", Uat 'ahi M"it'! : J.. q.
grown up i ;a7' iccdP"r";!nt u" i".'.'. $3.50. .,,.,.
90 Crock e very r]aluril": rh' 3".ntc" 81 '""''' 49,
Ia .o.aL hear: aml wcI ldap'eI to- tac rom ~.
corruu. wh"rt n.ri rDhHrc0, IA" : III '"S'-" 80 MANI
l.r,. we'll wHr,r. with never :hIils -p''"t- y" rTno
stream. 4 Niu,ral spring = nIso IN -" if''a.,''
lots az. rxrrI-.Yc md very ht!.t','H" ~" ''S" n',,b Of
the land cng hr Thought iui" lOl-, u or ..i "a.
rur hand liz. ain!rrr n pcr;cc, pin" '"' -, ,l.yycr u,
originally the bert, it = capable oi ~ "s"
improvement, c,,.i.:r.
III" dwelling j, !nr-" "nd room, ''y, W. nd g.
,'I room, tw, passage HnI -7''l"r' '.D'"' .",.,. ..
lsr. Thr ou,b.!iL!u., az. go g"pi r~pmr. Hn' con-.
kmei!.I. Laundry. dnf%. IN r'-"p"s'' c"i'"o' ,rH,
nUu-., c-.h., -.ub!"-. rh"d-. n !-r;" nndT '"'.h's
re a., .,yirr III, Yyt.r, crop Ike n-.rJ quarters """
Portable md a.,a son. cHIu.nrE' Ih' '"O'tCO ~"
.Cod. with ample r,uIn i"r ."'!ns \ '"EG- c'"f 49,
le. -,r :. and u:.Er.r- ID ia pgOiuc'I.-n".s IA" "''
Walk n..i srau.G, n.:,vracr Is NC! .; WI r'fer'"'
,MrIu- uni ornamental 't'rs
rh. well kunwu uc,L:Hiu.u.s- and best spring "hhf 49,
rrnyrni-ur ,i-tnnr". tGg"fu"r WIKI the .6-t 7u'IrHs "i'''
!, .Ai bin. !, rui.- from Shurro MI the sAte d''"'
from Jrr-.' sulphur -prns-. render II "a very .' ~.
and I,i!.Lf''l r.-3 i,n',. Iui.i'mc'r 20; q - r.ri' "I"f"' -
>,r:a.">. il - uIu', r.n:y ine.! mug, . MO"
- ~Iru'-rhr ,>p'"''i aud rn'"cdio'>- ~ y, %, -.
-,i,r-. Thr u:ma ~ II Jr unGr liberal a!G % '"'"
purchaser. .;,r ~.
NJ Iua,! e.. Dsy;. will tpk- pleasure N -H'"'"o g
LriDl 20 persons wishing % set. u, 81. .h,,.
Letter, rdircr-cA' 70 III" u Nf john : rnn" ,",g viii
90 Springs. ard Mr.. ". Masscnhufs' :" L'
tpp,,' ui,n urInrpt ?. uleE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24
MIR. WISE IN THE SOUTHWEST.


T" the Editors IF The Enqnrcr:
I should not have troubled YOU with this article,
but for the fact that two ot our Democratic papers,
..rb. Abingdon Democrat" and South Western Ad-
vocntc," have, for some time, been indus,riously at
tempting to make the impression that Henry A. Wise
is not the choice Of the Southwest for Governor. |
have no doubt that they would desire such a state of
things, and are seeking, by mems OF lengthy edit"ri-
ali. UPON The subject, 20 make such IN impression upon
portions of the State remote from us, in order to lie.
f.nt, if they can, his nomination at the proposed
Srauu,nn Convention. This Is the only REASON | cGii
assign for their course. | profess 10 he somewhat ac-
uuain.cd with the wishes OF the people Of Soulh-We-t
crn Virginia, and | can assure you that, with a frr
executions in each county, tn" mass OF III: people,
whilst thew will support the nominee OF that Cunvcli-
ton, whoever he may be, decidedly prefer Henry a.
Wise, nj Accolnac. He is, without doubt. the ir-i
choice Of the people of the >o"";h-Wes for Governor,
and, | vc,ily believe, that III" people of Western Nir-
rjuia will rally around him with more enthusiasm
yention can select. These papers are, week atte:
week, informing the good citizens OF our section, OF
Mr.. Wise's support Of Harrison i'll 1910; OF his sup
port OF the Tyler administration quoting ut lcnStl'
too, from his speeches made ABOUT tint time but
heir course SO far has only had the effect OF confirm
ipp the people in their choice Of Wise for Governor.
The good people have not failed 10 perceive TINT the
whole object of these Journals i 10 manufacture pub
lie opinion for other mcn.
Permit me to propose, through your columns, n tue
ket which will, | think, he wholly acceptable I" the
Democracy Of the South West, aud which will, | may
say, be more acceptable 10 them than any other:
For Governor, H'Wy A. H'%r,
For ACKNOWLEDGMENT Hht'i u. frnd"'oh,
For Attorney General, va! 7. BdcocS.
Yours, &C.,
LITTLE TENNESSEE.
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NEW YORK MARKET, Der. ="

Cotton is in fair demand for export and home USE
The stock continues small.
FLorK. &c.-IIc market fr Western aNh 2'"',
Flour is l2I cts. better, with n good eastern ana l"c"i
inquiry. The arrival. are moderate Tor Tue SI","I'
anl the tendency is upward for the medium ana nG'I
ter grades. The better grades are quite sra,cc "'''
much wanted. Canadian Flour Is tlrner; me ucnlatI
i. fair at IS in bond, and snlcs Of lh hGis' "u;E paul
ut 50 30. The sales ARE 7,2O0 bbls. at : ) - Tor or
binary State, S - IS 30 for comin"iI t. g"n1 sue
= 62I Il IS 6S5 for tavoritc State; y J.h Sco'3 LOT
mixed To gno! brands Upper Lake ma hir'tEnn anu
IN II n SlU 81 for extra Grncscr. southern =" -
IL cts. better, with "A brisk demand for Inc naue "tl
for shipping. Sales Of 1000 bb's. ats ~ n 80 !"I
mixed TO good brands Baltimore A!cAaa"I'u ahu
Georgetown, and = - n 9 Oh for fancy ahu eA'N
brands. Rye Flour is better, with n i''T ren'" u
sales of fine and supcrfine nj b l!3 n So y me u.
is in fair demand and is scarcc--sale' '"''' :"
4 81 Il Il 4+. o,d
Gruin.-The inquiry for wheat is quite ac'lae, mmu
the supply limited. Sales of l,2OO bushels eopH"n"n
red Southern ut s. .S0 a sl.S5 1000 bn:he,s !.
white do, nj $l.76, aud 3,U0D bushels white Michigan
n few days since, at $2.l5. Oats are scarce w -. u.
demand, at 81 n IS for State, and - y . VI
Wertern. Corn is better and i'll good uIus"uI
tor export and the East the arrivals are lot'"'
the sales are $4,000 bushels at ,9a''i ' az
sound, ~! II 81 for Western mixed, me ih''c, u"
extreme price; and S3 n 81 for round yellow. n"
tracts Tor l1,0O0 bushels Western mixed nave Wv
e,.,I.l ,n.lrv NJ Sl.
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DIED.

DIED. on Monday morning, ODD October TT sd
TER CONWAY GARY, only child OF ur''-s r ~
Frsncs. Ann Gary, agel one year two ihoh'"' , !" ra,.r,.
TX DAYS. The friends and acqu"ir:snrei .. :" ,Ea
md tno.c o! w. B. Allegro. nre invited 10 = ~
funeral. a, the rcsidruce Of the lni'c' on -. o%ii, !
north OF Leigh, iii. afternoon EIuc'd"!" "
All ,irb. we .rood beside hi! bed
Ali night, with broken s'Sa,.
W. , aJiy turned MS aching head
And wished the morn would use
III. little hand, so din aud pHls.
III. eyes. hall closed with pain,
HI, Lizzie bear. how soon 10 !aIl.
Nor beat tor U, sgsin'
For ere The morn It's bena. had ech:
Upon III, little hand,
n. br-a;l-d III. l.st-'nd sofriy went
Into tie better land.
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l'AIA AIElhENI

PnrLApELPHIA, Oct. IA man named Ihon'a-
Rru,lv was killed Yesterday On the Columbia Raj
Road below parkshurg by being run over by The
cers. He had been TO bury his mother and got rr"n
IN. freight train to return. Refusing 10 pay the nGcnt
for his ride scullie ensued, when he either fell ~
was pushed oif. The wheels crushed both hs leg III
a dreadful manner, and he died in IN hour. IN III
qucs, wa. held upon the body, when the jury rrn'!rr-
ed II verdict TINT the man came to his death by beng
thrown from the train by some agent OF the company
INK unyu,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24
NEIINW NEVER RANAEES.

COLUMBIA, Oct. 2l.-Ihc weather at Charleston i
now cool and pleasant, but the yellow fever still con-
TIMES epidemic.
From Montgomery, An, the accounts OF Inc raw,
ages nf the yellow fever ARE very sal -oir hun'r''
md rhirty-six cases are reported ~ under 'rc"'uhc"''
and the mortality il large.
M~oxr.oMrKy. Oct. 12.-Thc yellow fever IL very
malignant hereto deaths occurred yesterday; In"
weather is cool, but there il no abatement oi the dS-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24
FOREIGN ARRIVALS At NEW lORk-CllO
LpA nEATiIS At SEA.

New YORK, Oct. "A number OF cm'gran, "iIip'
arrived here to-day bringing not less than hlO0 pas,
-rngers. The ship J. a.. Wcstcrvelt from Liverpool
had 30 deaths from Cholera during the VOYAGE me
ship J. X. Gilchrist from lIuvrc had l3dcaths from the
same disensc. 1885,. p.
The ship Richard Anderson oi Baltimore from ho'-
tcr,lam arrived here this afternoon.
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BALTIMORE MARKET. OcT. -.

FLOUR AND My,I.-Tlic Flour market '-nrpf'
under tic aIyirc> by III" Africa. We MOI" sue" -
lay ri 40 hb!s. Howard street lrl::- ii : : S"..,
and holders firm. with ulnrc buyers ;A!an ssl!rf'' ny
Mills is held n = S'.. We ere 40; adviser " o.:
sale. Tue supply aud receipts OF Flour are very mo
derute. RYE Flour : = -. and country Corn Meal
4 81 81 50, city do. ( t2 81 is = bbl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES small and the h:a'he'
somewhat tirucr under the news received .! 'uI
steamer Africa. About 5000 bushels offered anu
.,i,s Of GOOD 70 nrn,e white at | 20 81 81, choice
do. So 81 90; good To prime red at | to ~ %
hushel. Inferior qualities ) Ia l0cents less. oo ~
Receipts fair aud market quite firm. ABOUT s,oo
bushels offered; anl .Glcs of white and yellow III = "
IS cents p bushel. Oats-!AJout 2,iOU bushels ""ei
ed; sales OF Maryland and Virginia Oats az ~ q 40 10
Is Cents = buslel.
ToB,cco.-Therc continues 4 steady demand sH'es
ANAL M nr,virus nrir.s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24
COMMERCIAL. RECORD.


RICHMOND MARKETS. OCTOBER -. i.-,
I'll H;-'''i l't'''"Ni sc CHARGED. '"''
hAi 'N-'.Ey cared a1I Sni:bcrfd b., ,,,,.i
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CohN MEAL-lvo c!s. l. bls..rL
~CORN.-c'0W CENT.
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oATS-N,w5a. use. y bnsb.l.
l"'.' EN-i.un" rlR-t"r. . r - a, Ko,Lsr.n,
ground -. -'"' Dash Hlrnn!pD.
-salr,m Il, 8 - from wharf s,,,
MhhAl-S m'@Si - tor pine wl;r' any =,
quo,. Peruvian 0...n ,,4.
'toI''--:rom wh-ri 80. M"x!rrn 3Sc 81 ~ '"'eea fog
Io"'''o- !"" "r'aH- ar" -urn.! without ri,,
'IIyr-:I -, hM MARTIN : to Zee
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h.", !" gol- :. 10. ~ hsir hp',, Si:Gi.. iapuy.'
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hnl. No. 50: ~. 3. 81; 40. 1. S3G:j ~ IL
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I'll Il i1;tnr'r iunir-: do. SIl.3 ltno S!iC!t :. .'+'
IL : Ia. si2 ,'ia SlI, aooi!n. Sl-q-, fac. .,n,,
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nrt"i't;ms ~ st/'; garden ra.!,. Lcuri mad sn-. I5,.
each: AL n""it, !-G"j crs .huu.l~- :. JJcs n ~
w~"a:arr boarding. S!2rlG; inc:l OAK ,.u.s * esat
l"H""uI' - i"'H. S-'E2e. DO. inch, ~ 70 inch g..
30; : poplar s!oaS25 T. N; dressed No..
vi; GINA S!-a1o. 4r"-.ad aocr.a. $~orairru So.
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w''a!f-. -. '"ir: danced. l-I2Jr: poor. IT,, ".
upper i''t:A'r, S!-DlG si"5, a. ~ ..Sc. weigh, s!I cum.
III later PRICE only i"r s"l"r!u! A,rvy -!i-. S,..r
M: H''n"+' L"4'"rr i NOR" Ha"u'y with To-. G-m.ri'
W quote 2''S 80. ~ "A'r"Hu"-, principal rae. = -
LAD, tor ll& tH': tor bar.
ikOH AND NA!LS-fls Iron, Sj-Gi5 y Ton Ssnl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24

On Sunday night We heard, at the First Baptist
Church, Il very interesting and eloquent sermon Oh the
loss of the Arctic, from the Rev. Mr.. Burroughs, the
newly installed pastor. His voice is Il very fine one
and of immense compass, nj once sweet and powerful
his delivery graceful, and lis compositions indicate
scholarly accomplishments Mr.. Is. will rank high
among the pulpit orators oi our city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24
IAIAKRIED,

J,s,tyo. on Tursday, the l7;h inst By tho Rev l"!I
C;olwlu Dr.. HENRY Is. SCOTT OF rrnh-in Caut'"
R,cnmoni county, to Miss REbECCA e. IhA'!7 %
Northumberland county, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24
STEAMER HELyTDEKg.

OR BALTIMORE N%D rIll.iNlLliilA
ENRElIi:V received to-day, Iu'-dny, H."
r. %ih int, uuil . ociacH. l.. i rr ~f.SsG
above place..
]>'Iylrr- 10y 'li- lin" L, rhliri"Iph'" NE r"Tu~-t"'!"""
O,f. Gil IUELANN TA.-pN