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FASHIONS FOR OCTOBER.

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Some of our most noted modIstes VINO, Al TUG
commencement of the season, spoke OF revolution
in the form Of dresses have now oeterniheu u con-
tinue the style much i'll favor with all ad'es' aha'
at the same time, go convenient. Daslues' 'Iei'
will still be worn in walking and negge dress While
in full dress the bodies will be without barques anu
basauees. The skirts very full indeed, ~hen MOI
trimmed and arranged in double or triple plats, &C.
cordiug to the fulness.
AT tiIis Intermediate season, too cool for the elegant
little mantelets, which rcgned during the summer,
aud not cold enough for winter manteau1. we see
many very pretty basquines Of black tat1etA', and
sometimes OF thin cloth. They are worn long, and
fitting to the figure. When made Of long cloth they
are frequently only bound when OF tnffetas they
may bs trimmed either with velvet lace, ruches OF
ribbon or any of the fancy passementeries ar gallons
OF silk, and velvet brooches now 40 eXqusitey
made. The burnous however, which promises to De
a fsvorte in the approaching winter, has already
made its appearance on some cool EVENING". one
very stylish one noticed WAS made OF thick ma
teria with transversa stripes Of various coiors vel
low and brown predOmnatlng. The hood was Yer
pointed, and ornamcnted by large tassel. nus oui
nous as made that eitherSf The front enas couu
be thrown over the shoulder, and thus entrey CIV s
lone the figure it will no doubt this account, oe
much adopted as sortic de 6ui Small caracas 'o'
| indoors, arc more than ever in vogue lhey ate
made In almost all materials, the prettiest oe's aue
| Of velvet or tatfetas. 49,.
| Flounces nre still much worn, though some skrh
are trimmed en- t1bIicr. Ii is said that gnuferec
ounces will be very fashionable also ruches on lh
edge of deep hounces. Some bodies of dresses arr
trimmed on the back well "a on the 'front.' en- scnse
forming kind Of pelerine. II has very sooo enec
! In pompons gallon or two coors.
There is nothing PARTICULAR new in the torn o
sleeve. Some are made with broad revers the bot
tom and reach nearly to the wrist. They are square
and not very wide. They are warmer than man.
sleeves, but are only suitable for demi toilette.
few unsuccessful attempts have been made I
alter the style of bonnets, but the taste for le pet
chapeau is 30 universal lat least with the lar sex
| that We suppose we must not at present expect an
| great change. The fronts are still worn smsll-th
cro~us round and nat-the curtain very large and o!
namented-the string wide and long. The aeason
not yet sufficiently advanced for bonnets OF light ina
terial and color TO be laid aside; that rice straw
Grape, fancy sraws and even tulle trimmed WIN gu
tumn flowers, are still seen. Bonnets OF six an
Grape mixed will. no doubt very soon reapear. Nv
svery much adopted as an ornament for rice stra,
bonnets either in wreaths across the 'front.' and hahs
ing over the curtain, or in punches on the sides.
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JUDGE JOHN 5. CAsKlE.-This eloquent young son
of the South repaid the careful and attentive hearng
Of large audience at the Courthouse last evening" IN
speech of very great ability. He occupied about two
hours, devong nearly the entire time to discussion
OF hs great issue between the North aud the South
and presented the much agtated question in very
lucid and Ineligible light. lie referred TO Mr. Fill
aoRE i'll the most courteous terms, and his entire
speech was characterized by refinement of express
sion, and an avoidance Of denuncation, which it
would be we'll for other political speakers wot Of
to initiate. His peroration was devoted to panegy-
rio OF Virginia, the mother of States which thrill
lingly eloquent, and ELECTED the most unbounded ap
plause.
R. IvASHoE Cooke, Eco, Of Richmond, followed
Mr. CAsEIE, but were unable to remain the evening
being then considerably advanced. We have heard
Mr. Cooke. however, on previous OCCASIONS and tax 9
it for granted that be spoke With his characteristic
cogency and power.-lP Petersburg Express.
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Tho undersigned President and Directors OF the North
Western Bank OF Vrgnis certify the foregoing statement
10 be correct 10 the best Of their knowledge and belief
JNO. NJ. MATTHEW'S
HENRY MOORE,
CAMPBELL,
JNO. KHOTE,
N. REILLY
JAS. PAULL,
l.. STEEHROD
Wheeling, Va. Oct. ID, 1856.
ONO COUNTY, IS
Before me, Hiram D. Brown, Notary Public for the
county said in the State OF virgins this day. in my
said county, came Daniel Lamb Cashier Of the North
Western Bank Of Virginia, and made oath in due form
that the foregoing statements to the best oil his
knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 18th day of October, l-56
II. D. BROWN,
Notary Public Ohio County.
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MORRIS. No. 81. Man street. has Tor .''

a. Harper. Magazine, for HoTcmoer322e'
PLAYS and Poems by Geo. II. Booker; son .,,,o~u
Bothwell; a poem in ak parts by W. Edmon"'
Aytoun-75c. , .o,,,Is. ettoa
Poems by Matthew Arnold; a new and co'hP'e
-75c. r,,o, NJ Lyterl'
Cbaricles F.. Dramatic Poem; by the author o. ~
sic. ; . complAneh
by Mrs. Anna C. Lowell, author OF Theory OF
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The complete Manual for Young Sporssn1s s Rod TIE
.c,on, fnr Handbag the Gun the Ride and ,ss
Art Of Shooting on the Wing the bts..ns End Habit. Of
aud Hunting OF the Dog ne %e etc. ETC. prepared
for the and Use Of The Youth r i. and Fishing
Frank Forre,ter, author Of Field sp"'"'
The IIors. by William Youstt re'"'''
printed Ens;n ca BIsd.oe. Essay Liberty and
T Hsadley. Life of George Washington; '"''' '''
- !. Everything, or the Adventures OF s''''
-o9e lara. .upply Of new Enslth and AZ" Oc,24
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WE'LL PUT.

QuERy-Hon. A. Ii. II. Stuart, who was Mr.. FIJI
more's Secretary of the Interior made speech IN
this city yesterday, in which he fully admitted That
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise was blum.
der and wrong. Why, then. not repair the mischief
it has donel Why not take the practical steps to
ward Off the evil consequences of that wrongl 1t 10
neither manly just to sit down in blank despair
Times /BLdck Republican,
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH.
TeleRraphed for the Richmo,,
LATER FROM EUROPE


LATER FROM EUROPE
HALIFAX, Oct. 23.-1he steamship lr,,.
three days later news from Europe arrived h,,. .a
day. To-
Lrcpooi, Oct. ll.-Cotton is ono .ixtse,,h
higher Wheat is steady at former prices Gu
Consols closed Friday, for money at Oh to 81,
money market ia slightly more stringent. - 'a'
The fair qualities OF Cotton have advanced .
sixteenth. The sales of thg week amount IN r, a
bales. OF which spectators took Is, 900 bales snI
porters II 900. Fine flour has advanced Cd T." Il r.
anu elosrd steady. Baltimore and PhiladelpLi. a. a.
to 3's; Ohio 3Gs to 37s. Wheat has advanced ~ 49,
s; red 20. 3D., white los. Cd. Corn Is uucbsns,.s
whie SOS. i'd to 34s. 3D., yellow 33s. Provinces"
unchanged. Consos closed at g2. "'
=. LivERPooL Oct. 1.-THE news 10 mesprs r,
EhgIial telegraph companies gave banqus,, n p.as
lessor Morse, who had Just succeeded in IT, 70
Ing distance of 900 mile. at the rate of sG
per minute. The German papers repor, thu as'
Ming ot Naples has been induced ~ naxs ,s ~
concessions and it was thought the matter vorS "a
arranged amicably. The feet had not sailed 10, w
pies The Russian fleet was under the comm.ni w.
the Grand Duke Constantine, going into tba 10
terranean as guard OF honor to the Queen No,bseG'
a tour OF Italy. -'o'nef 10
Inc Austrian squadron will cruise in the Ad,;.,,
soe'y lot me exercise OF the French Arpbs,ssdor
Inc SWISS Confederation has interi,tl in behalf -,
tue austrian PRISONERS al Neufchatel Ii is bs;svsS
IN
ton that the hing of Prussia rcnouucs all claim -
inc prihcipa!ily. The Danish papers announces ,hS
'etlIenehtot the question of the Sound Dues.
-. -
NEW YOK ITEMS.
NEW YORK, Ger. 23-rhe TriLnna NJ ,b;s
ing says that the Custom House officers hava 800,
ed Information that several savers are now snesosd
III htlng out al this port, in consequence NJ W.IL.
decree permitting slavery in Nicaragua "'Ae'
The amount Of forged paper issued by Hun,ipe,o,
has reached Sj5OOOO. S6O,UOO more is 10 bs hrnnah,
forward to-day.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-George G.. Within.
late Chief Clerk of the Interior has been apponsJ
Commissioner Of Pensions, vice Judge Mino, rs
signed
PHILADELPHIA UCT. 23.-Judge Burwell If
the Supreme Court of Kansas, died at Green.burS
Pa, few days since.
-
BALTIMORE, Der. 23.-Flour is unchanged.
Wheat has advanced two to three cents. Corn is IN.
changed.
NEW YORK, Der. 23.-FIour is higher; sales Of
Southern u, s. 2Oto is Wheat is higher sses Of
red at 81 Do 10 ! bO, white 10 10 Is. Corn is d.
hanged. Stocks dull: Virgna's 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24
A FUSION FORMED.

What we have said from the first has now become
fixed fact Since the articles in paper upon fusion
w.re in type we have received tie news from Har-
rsburg that the ricksters aud gamesers have formed
Fillmors and Fremont Electoral ticket for P-nnsyl-
vania The hand of Thaddeus Stevens is visible in
all this 1t is Fremont scheme from beginning TO
end. We wait with calm philosophy to see how the
Southern Fillmore men like fusion for free negroes
aud Fremont. The Fillmore party in Pennsylvania
has again been sold by its treac,erous leaders-wl
III. honest portion of it ratfy the lonhsome bargain
Il PCHns SiranidH.
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Sn0s the 0emoorat!p viatories in hose s'"'e'' Wv
!Hic,huds necessity for supporting f"'"'''' ~
Buoharan's actual, demonstrated strength. Id '"'
fret instance it was the duty Of the South 10 supp
Fillmore because Buchanan could command "'
in the North Now, it is the duty Of the SCUM
port Fillmore, because Buchanan il secure - A,
cien, vote in the North to insure hiS e''' wit.
on. time the people Of the State are If
upon Fillmore, because Of the extreme ,,, ,r.
Black Republican triumph; and al Aho'' .a ",oora
u yed to rally upon Fillmore because w., W., - ornwr
;,..o..;s;,;,," Of Eremonts election. And 10 crow"
,s s,;,nnr Of Inconsistencies, the Wig coO'eno'
WV, ,ha south should repudiate the party to whose
.,.;o,;c e.erons the country owes ITS Escape 'ron
BLACK republican rule, and should manifest ''' gr"'
.. for 20 fortunate adeverance, by supporting the
candidate whose party was in alliance with the rlenus
If Fremont Desperate is the cause that must need'
he sustained by such contradictory and Selt'destruo
tive logic.
1t is military maxim that no movement IL 'nore
hazardous than an attempt to change position III lace
of the enemy The principle ssound in the strategy
IF notifies; and we question whether the Fillmore
psrty of Virginia will make much by exposing 'he'r
flank in the heat Of the action
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FROM NEW YORK.

To Tie Editors Of the Enquirer:
PoRrLASDvlLLE, OrsEGo Co.. n. u
October 20, 1856.
Gentlemen: We are not all Black Republicans here
az the North There are not few cool heads I'D
New York who think our fifteen sister States at tile
South have rights, as well as the Northern States
and they must aud shall be respected isnallcs' ahu
Black Republicanism TO the contrary. Fremont can
not possibly get the electoral vote Of this State.
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WE hoped to have had the pleasure Of hearing
Senator j. NJ. Mason address the Democratic Asso-
citation tonight Mr.. NJ. accepted the invitation, but
he wus prevented from complying by an important
and unexpected professional engagement.
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-OARDISG-Is should be pleased to accommodate
Is few single gentlemen with board and lodging, or
board only if desired. The location is convenient and
being at the OF Main and lth Streets ana
aanuoste Mr. Landrum's Paint Shop.
X During the State Agricultural Fair, can ALSO ac
romnodste with meals aud lodgings reasonable terms
some eight or ten persons w , ,,,,,.v,sr
Oct 2l-2w' LUCY ANN
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BROKE HIS ARN.-A little boy named Walter Lang.
ley, living at the corner Of Fairfax and Franklin
Streets Alexandria, fell from shed on Thursday and
broke his arn in two places, besides being otherwise
injured DR.. Chancellor gave the proper surgical care
for the relief of the sufferer.
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nI:sISEsS WANTED.

BUSINESS WAS ,,In ,,I.he, to get bust
4 YOUNG MAN o. good eaaf H. does care much
fnd 50 the good I'm hsS brsneh
peenea store Can teach ,nT 1s Sock. IN
l.tip f5snsn p ixen Addr... KAPPA Palmyra,
yapna Va, stating salary
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~ d. d,ss uuJsyiaka 10 ssaiEa lhssA. iat
go ~ Nh events be both hoost s.'u t"stn'i
M v resret 10 SAY, 10 not the case WIN muse @
lns narirnns in Virginia, who declared 'het Ru'
auu nI Voting for Buchanan in order TO defeat re-
pon. unless they should now retrace theif elepe "u
dsmonstrste their integrity and their patrlot's ~
sustaining the election of Millard FILLMORE. ....
Fremont being out Ut Inc ques'ioiL: , n,u 90 hall
hahn, now between Buchanan and FILLMORE We sNa'
exnect al! those Southern Wings and Ahercai'S' WIZ
have hitherto leaned to the aide OF Buchaiah on'y
as they alleged. in order to dauat Fremont: !" ID
to the fold of their party, and work eherSe.'a;, md
,.,Inn.ly for the triumph Of true constr'al'S "
nationality in the person Of Fillmore. The prospects
of hi. success since the explosion oil Tue rre'no"'
huhhl. fave materially brighened aud u oniy 5e
mains for his friends-for all those who ardet''t uo
airs his election to the Presidency for the sake y,
peace harmony and prosperity OF the cot 10 s1,urs
come out boldly and actively in his support W
him the victory. He is patriot and sistesia nJ
and anproved-one who has already gwen US Oil
ministratiun worthy of the best days OF the @
and who, if again elevated to The freeuo"N y.rn
Danish corruption from the high places o. the era Of
ment suppress sectional ngta"n' restore 'n hIovsd
good feeling, and make the future OF our U. E"r
Country once more bright, cheerful and ond roll
the election of Willard Fillmore, thep' VOTE
with fresh energy and enthusiasm anu 'o' '''''
your ballots on the 18th OF November
ses--
A., ;n,o,,;csr, American friend writing from Nj
carayua, speaks in the hghesl teI"' VI
and his heroic movement which has ntrouu'eu AN''
rican genius and enterprise into that lovely
Gen. Walker never has deserved the opptoof'u"' W
"a ibuster. Two parties had been long at war WIN
..,eruate success. He joined the liberal or Demo
"cra,ic pp.,v. and has succeeded To unconquerao's
..n.rssverance iudomitabe energy and unquestion"u
..courare he uni,es polished manners hnshea eou'''
0,iop and high moral principle. His aim Is 10 feSehe'
..rate Central America from the serV'e so1h Oh a6o''
aud the iron rule of srstocratic or prle'ty oppres'
"sion."
TIE FAIR OF THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE
Is now open in the large room over tho Main oie''
Market House, and il full of interest and attracnoh
II .bound. in rich and beautiful fruits OF the genus
taste and Industry of our own fel"w-ctIze"S. Inc
interest of the scene is greatly heightened oy the eh.
bibon Of the admirable copy of Rafaers large ana
magnificent picture Of the School Of Athens "hich 10
presented to the University of Virginia by her Alum
nj The various 6gures-some fifty-four-are well
explained by Mr. Pratt, who was the agent tor BRING
ING the valued painting to this country. SeVeIa'
hours may be passed pleasantly and probably AZ Inc
exhibition, and we advise every body to 60 aud take
their families and friends.
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New Posr OFFIcE--A Post Office has been estab-
lished at Summerdean three miles West of Middle
brook at the foot of North Mountain, Augusta Co.,
). 81. Templeton, Postmaster.
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SENATORIAL ELECTION.
MONTPELIER, VT, Der. I2.-Hon. Solomon roote
WIS this morning reelected United States Senator.
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FIRE IN ALrxAsDRIA-A row of frame buildings
live in Dumberl on Alfred street, near the northern
boundary of Alexandria, the property of MIR. John
Lapheu, destroyed by fire, with their contents on
Monday night. The loss $1,000 is covered by iusur-
ance to the amount Of 81 700.
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FAlRMOET BANK, Ocr le, 1856.
Hon HENRY A. WISE, Governor.
SIREncIosed please find OF the condition OF
this Bank Oh the lH inst.
Very respectfully.
Your obedicnt servant
g. H. SPRIGG, Cashier
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,I0TIIIR 1KRIyAL or FINE READY MADE

CLOTHING. Lis,
MERCHANT. wEIsIGER d CO. would r,'p up .,r,
call tho attention o, all in want to their late ,.,
of Fine and Well Made Clo'hnS CONSISTING OF fins
- u,,c. and Bic Cloth Dress and Frock Costs r.
..s suirr VII Slike Vests of every descrptisn To-
Ein.t Gu, Velvet, down. tlso Grn'icmens :.
600. NJ endless variety, All we ask is ook w
will be- very moderate. .,c.p , co.
No Ia. Main street
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MEETING 1NHANoYER.

DEMOCKATIC MEETING IN HANUVEh'
A. d. BASEs Esq, OF Petersburg, will address the
Democracy of Hanover at their October Court, by
invitation.
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SIW NTLL. ENGINE AND BOILER.

yVyHE subscribers will oer for sae at public auction
ON FRIDAY the l4th Of November next, upon the
nrem.cs q miles from Meherrin Depot. upon the kich.
rp,oud and Dsnvile Rail Road their STEAM SAW MILL,
OF eniy horse power which has been but little used
and is now in good running order Persons wishing to
buy good Saw Mil will do we'll to attend the sale, a.
the subscribers determined SELL and bargain may
be had The Mill 10 situated within twenty yards OF the
Rail Road and the purchaser will have but little trouble
to move it. ~ there 10 turn our from the Rail Road
that runs directly to the mill
TERMS-A credit OF six months will be given the pur.
chaser giving his bond. with approved security.
RO II CRAWLEY,
WIN. D. EORVELL.
Iunenhprr Oct aOth 1885 Oct 26-2aw2w
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NORFOLK IrEas.-Edgar Beale, son of the late
Charles ii. B-ale, while cunning, on Monday, near
LaInbart's Point, with some other youths, accidental
" shot himself in the side with his gum receiving
wound which caused his death. Two female servants
of Mr.. E. Bradf"rd Of CRANKY street, after helping
themselves to 500 in money, .iewery aud clothing,
disappeared OF the underground railroad -Ashhury
Davis, lately from North Carolina, living near Nor.
folk Virginia. was killed on Saturday last, by falling
from his cart.
The soldiers Of the war oflSl2 in Norfolk Va, have
resolved in favor Of holding general convention in
Washington January 9Th.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE NosrBwy,r.as
BANK OF VIRGINIA, INCLUDING ITS BRANCHES AT WyILs
BURG. PARKERsBuRG AND JHYpERsoSvriIE on rrn / az
DAY OF OCTOBER. ls5b, WITH 4 COMPARATIVE srAry.
mESr OF THE THE CORRESPONDING rynIon
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TREASURY OFFICE OF VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, Ger. 20, 1876.
DEAR SIR In conformity to law, l herewith
ransmit Synopsis of the Financial operations Of
this Department for the fiscal year ending Both day
of September 1856.
am, very respectfully,
Your E1cellency's ob't serv't
j. b. STOVALL,
Treasurer OF the Commonwealth.
To Henry A. WISE, Esq, Governor Of Virginia.
sYsoPSIs.
The aggregate balance in the Treasury on the morning
ofhe frat dny Of October, 1855, per last annual 81
nopsie, S2l ;}23 Is
To the credit OF the following funds, viz
" " Commonwealth Slj,0lS 90
d" - g Literary fund.- 1855 &c
:" BID OF Pub. Wks. 1851 II
81 9!2 %
Deficit on account Of tho Sinking
Fund 40J9s "
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The annual Fair of the Virginia State Agricultural
Society takes place 10 Richmond on next Tuesday.
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os VIRGINIA BANKS,
EoRTMwEsreRg aAgk 0f VIRGINIA

WnEELis0, October TO- le56
bis Exceileney HEsnY A. WISE, Governor of Virginia:
si-l enclose herein the quarterly rensrt Of mi, RANK
and Branches for October l. 1856 and October Is5S
Very respectfully D. LAMB Cashier
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

RICHMOND MARKETS. OCTOBER -, 1850.
~ The following quotations are wholesale. For ana
orders higher prices will be charged:
BACOE-Wr quote Sides Al OF to 10 and scarce.-
shoulders eid9c, lams l20l3. North Carolina hog
round 1871
GUANO-We quote Peruvian at 600 per ton Govern.
mcm agents have put the price up TO that sum Mexican
esS3O
COTToN-l2l 0l3 cts
CORN.-Wc quote nj sO8o2 cts per bushel, with light
r cccipis hnd rather sctivc demand
CORN MEAL-sU6c5 eta
FLOUR Marker stesdy st 81 IS for fair mixed Super.
fnc and - tor choice do for shipping.
LaRD-Nrw. IN bbls Is. 6II els; in kegs, l4cl4i
LlME-Sl IL! from wharf )! 81 from store
OATS-Wc quot" i2l to IL cts.
OFFAI.-Bran, l5c. Y bushel: shorts % c.; brown
PLASTEK-Lump plaster 81 30 as per ton: Richmond
ground Sst per ton Calcined 81 37i az so PharraL
TOBACCo-we continue 10 quote lugs ss9slI 50
common lcnf Sll1Sl2 medium to good Leaf Sl2 ESQ
SIS %; fine shipping slj6s6 50; fine manufacturing sl5
WHEAT-Wc continue quote 81 45 d so for good to
prime Red SIS 10 for good to prime White. Receipts
light
ToBACCo.-The market is very active and the s,oci.
for very light Sales This week show an advance on
":s wFs" Of PTosAcco BY u NJ MAnTrs SOW Co. on
Wednesday last: 90 hide Capt VIM Irvine Sr, leaf aud
u vi IA l3 IS ~ o. Ii Is "A 20. Il 81 2Ml5 25
Is so at Il u.s. at 10, IL %, l6 20. 10 49, Eat L. Il 81
and IL 75 Q luss DR. George Jefferson 10 Is and l,i
Il ~ IL W Ivry at II IS; John Worttum at 10 E:
n p X Burwel leaf and lucs, at IT, II IS u e.. 1862
IL Is e5 . nj Is 30, Is Is, IL and ID 50.
win the exception of a hid two. the whole Of
WA. uurchashed By manufacturers, and the price. show
very heavy advance since the middle OF last month
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.
For III, rsek ending October ~. le56.
REPORTED JOHN a. LANCASTER SON, sRoxEM
yrcni, pcr cents "a run sales al s90i Int.
rst shorter da,cs SO ! and interest.
Rou,ls guaranteed by The State, se9 and interest
Richmond CITY Bonds, -ars at SO, and intcr"st.
VIRGINIA Bank Stock, par 10. latt sale. at So.
Farmers Bank stock, Inst shlc- NJ SlUJ.
Exchange Bank Stock. Inst sales AZ IL5i.
yiryinin Fire and Marine Insurance stock. sss.
Richmond Fire Association Stock par S2O st e since tho
dividend S3Ol.
Richmond FroderirksburG and Potomac Railroad ssoeK
last salcs so.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, lasisales, $50
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, fRles sol.
Richmond and Danvlr Railroad stock last sales $40
| ,m.. River aud Ksnawhs stock. last sHlcs $40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24
CTTY AND STATE NEWS.

The pae,i6s who disturbed, the congregation OF the
Second baptist Church in Richmond, Sunday
night in au attempt prevent the baptism young
woman converted from Catholicism, were bound over
10 keep the peace in 200 each The sister oil the girl
assumed tho blame OF the attempt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24

UNDERSTANDING PLANNELS.-Renl werh
~ Fnnnels.
~ and l04 Shaker Flsnnels
Twillcd and Plain Domestic Flanneis o
White and Red Fannels, all qualities
Silk Warp and fine Saxony Flannes -
50 pieces white Domestic Flanneh al sh'"ns PC
yard great bargain.
Printed Mouselaines at l shilling.
At the Cash Store SO Main street: ,rypop
Oct23 CHRlSlih q hni INV.