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&~SS--N I'd MECHANICS
ssses5s"' We have Just opened di- -[SkNA~-,
- I.sEs Get Y from Cha ins eoe fTrTT -1- u
brated Mandatory a very -@-A---4-----D
large as rtmen Of Planes Guagcs, Eues compri
s"e bench Single aud Double Bead Nitro. Tooth. Circular.
Gutter Pump Astragai Base and Ban Moulding Ogeo.
B'ierin Cprnlre bad5e Flrts.r freran Oyaln GIecan
osee Having Hollow and Round Table. Plank Match. Nes
ing hand Ran Panne Quirk oyalo, Rabbet Sash and sash
c'phE Scotia, Snipe BIZ, ioIus Bead and Pow Planes
Cutting. Sitting Marking. Panncl and Morce Guages-
Narrow aud Broad BoNwood and Ivory Rules
Iron and Wood; Iron Clamps. &c &c
AS, on hard Tools Of most every description. made by
Butcher aud Spear Jackson all Of which offer low
prices. SIMPSON & BROTHER.
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CONNIE RCISI..
REPORT OF TIE
Lyncbba'g Tobacco aud Grain Market,
CONTACTED nERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND sATrHu4, ~
NOwGIN, E0DT a Co.
c % M M I o II Nj RICH NTa

ToaAooo.-our market i toeraty well Supplied
with inferior qualities. which command reinlaeras
tive prices. The demand tor iuer qualities Is ae;iY.
and the offerings light selling readily at high fat.z
We advise Pianttfs II send shipping tobacco in hen
yiy priced hogshead-, aud manufacturing in lightly
nrized packages We have change to make i,
our quotations of last week.
Fine manufacturing ieaf 900 $40 good do a,
l2@S25i inferior and dark do 5o@ Slo 30 man-
ufacturing lugs 9fLSl2 mean and frosted do. ia,
IS 30.
Messrs. Oxey Cos Tobacco circular, dated Lon
don, january 9Th, 1851, shows the European sto,k
on hand tor 1896, at 34o2s hhds against 81 Sci
hhds for 1879, with rot much, it any, speculative
demand Prices had attained point r.fey seen be-
fore and their maintenance at present rates is n.
m'eh perhaps can be expected.
WnFAr.-Market is quiet but firm at a56Sl 40
for prime white.
FLotR.-Qniet with increased offerings at previous
rates.
toRx-Sales have been made at soc
oArs.-ln demand and few offering. We quote
6of 65c.
NoWLlS, foot Il CO
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iOu
G23e., and u per box. feb 2f d"
Bakers Riitcr-.-rhcse bers have become popn
lar that they be regarded of permanent inst.
Of any other medicine while dyspepsia debility
and all diseases arising from dissrrangemfn OF mans inter.
fore dscoyeredby scientific research We speak from
al kn9wlcdge when we attest the efficiency Of BAKERS
BlTIERs tonic AT this season Of the year especially
when of assude takes hold ofthe hnmin family which
fresh aud exercise utterly fail to shake this extraordinary
new LIE such medicine nsrenlarv when mot bad 10
taxi must be nyaubei aud such, in fact that manufac
teod by Elijah Baker, of this eity.-Rct,aond Hhig-
Price. 10 cents per bottle
To be had all he principal Druggists in lynchburg Dan
VILE Farmvile finca4e Abingdon aud here throughout
TG &c e ''as'' poHp' ''si = y BAKER '' Richmond Va
Wonderf"I.-As. Mr. Henry Campbell Of
LEcTRlC on. dA not his children OF scarlet Fever
running at the Ears and humps the Throat after the physi
GRATIS ELECTRIC oil. three ears family and
world not be without ii in his hausc.
Ask Mr. iIidebland Of Indiana county Pa one bottle of
Prof Df GRATns ELECTRIC OIL did him Of
81 bottle for il he could gctlt otherwise
Ask Mr. sam Harper Of Alexandria Va Prot De Graths
years standing all Physicians had failed Ask him he
CuLptpfR C H. va. Jan. I ls57.
rRaf DE CIR srnpear Sir:-Ths is to certify that my
servant hoy Philip has been deaf fol upwards Of ten
hare ea various remedies without effect For the last i've
oil genuine ELECTRIC OIL in the presence OF hlty
persons his Fearing far red that he could hear
on,uend to ali.
"
We the undersigned, the operation performed and
to be ot the most miraculous
made in This place
SfIsaS CLAIBORNE chtpeper c IL
/, =. TURNER, do ID
Il H. JtMtsoN do do
JNo. l.. II Rappahannnck comfy Va.
PROF DE tiRATH'S ELECTRIC OIL CURES
rheumatism. Soreness Deafness
llrefs. Burns, Scalds
Pains. Cramps. Piles
Ladies should it. 1t is aud pleasant o
y u BE careful aud that the signature of Prof
De trath Is the label and blown in the bottle
\ otirfa ra7raiy euuntertoiis.
FIR sale ,v all druggists Liam % Is
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:
oHIy artlcic particularly suited 10 Children.
II YIN wish their hsals entirely clear of Dnrpf RIOS
SERS FAY LEAVES
II yan with to comb their heads with ease, RossERs
By LEAHi3
II YIN wt-ta heaufy their heads and give them the APP
peaHre OF little Ia lies and gentlemen, RoSSERS BAY
LEAVES
wish pfnnute the grot of their hair and
To nS IN glossy aud aAnfiant fin sleis, ROSSERS BAY
LEAVES
And yan the parent h these beneficial results your
own lar use kossERa BAY LfAVfs. Procure supply
of STROTIER & WHIT ElIEAD the only agents for this
city. feb d&ets
re".n4,sd ssrsaih.-lNhat lady gentleman would
laGor Hnier the dsagrebe when using
DDNpENS DENTAL FLUID II Will On Ter Il.
the teeth white alabaser. prevent tooth
he and preserve heu decay. Recommended by den
tists and physicians every wnerc-
beautiful Compile may be attained by Its 1t
puppies eekes renders the SKIN aud beani.
t mparng rich roseate hue 1t IS the cosmetic
known, being free from all Injurious Price s0
cens For saieby SrkOriiER 4 WHITEHEAD,
SlABLER Il JONES,
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a s..rlnmca .:..ash.-Mh., lad, or ycn.l,

would rcmaia under the curse oageeabe breath
when by nsing the "BAtM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS 5 a
drrr wuuld not only render but leave teeth
white as aabastTt Many persons DO know their breath
BAD and the s,rect il delicate their friends viii
mention il Pour single drop Balm your tonth brush
and whsh your teeth night and morning. iity bottle
vii llsl n year.
\ 3euml Complexion easily be acquired by using the
"bHmo THOUSAND Flowers 1t Will remove pmples
aud iferkc5 from the skin leaving soft and hue
Wei towel three drops, and wash
IA ght and morning
SHAVING MADE EAsY-Wet Your shaving brush either
With cold water. pour three drops uf Balm o
Thousand Flowers rub the beard we'll and will make
beautiful sn iaher much facilitating the operation shaving
Price pny Fifty cents, for sale by all Druggists
ronnfeflts None nUine unless signed by
W L. FEIEiDGE & GO.
Get ldGms Franklin square Ne, York
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u.,., ora., .v.,e,..

The suggestions contained in the following re
mark. of the New York Times. On the necessity
of postal money order system. are worthy ct
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To be had of all the principal Druggists in iyncbug, Dan
VILE Farmve. Fneastle. Abingdon and here throughout
Virginia. Orders promptly filled by addressing
ffb 20 Wv T.. BAKER. Richmond. Va
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Sohfl7taEt FOURTH
Cincinnati March L. lsas5.
feb. IN
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4 IsE OEEETEEEss re,s,niniu. IL, the Pos,
4 Once, March ssf, 1917.
s'er-oms caiiiaa for E.etters in this List
viii please say they ARE niycftisfd.
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pr, l.,nShbnrg amber Tnr'e'. Feb. IS.
JOHN CLARK.
COM MIS- SION MGRC Fl ANT

Z . vi NJ 8 8 Q N NJ Q z 9 Fl 4 II t,
OFFICE MCGoRkLE Co, MAIN lREFI. IYStIIBURG Va
NATILL continue give his personal The
w Of Country Produce every descriptions particularly
the arti lie of Tobacco, and tatters lAset
perence of 10 the business tie Planters
and Farmers will suffer b. b.in- placed hand. ea
sonablc advances made Tobacco and other produce when
in hand JOHN CLAIR
ian q.eod
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
THE TIMES IN PHILADELPHIA.
...a.no. ~ Ths Tribuua

NJ
PnLADELrHIA, Wednesday, Oct. Ia, 1857.
our State election has resulted in general triumph
of TIE hard.monsy party. Mr. Wilmots sntecedents
"a AN Ant-Tariff man--active above his fellows IN
Connress in opposition to the Tariff of 1912, and
voting against it himself-kept away from him thou
sands Of men who still adhere TO the true Whig doc
trne. Iu this respect, his nomination was especially
unfortunate The Fillmore intrusion has again mani
tested its impotency, and the whole game is nov
pretty we'll played out. The Democracy will have the
course to themselves in the Legislature and viii most
Ekoly get round the bank question by enacting gen.
erd law. State Stocks gradually rising in price,
under the belief that such course will be adopted.
The wholesale suspension Of your banks came upon
Us yesterday and today without producing any sur
prise. The various shifts which some of them had
been practiciDg for ten days past were well known
here; and though our wspapers observed great for
bearance in respect to them, yet they were freely
spoken Of in business circles Every one predicted the
suspension and therefore surprised when
the intelligence came. Some of brokers have been
caught with sundry amounts Of New-York exchange
on hand which cannot now be parted with at very
high premium.
II s said in certain circles to-day that the officers of
soms Of our banks ere unwilling to accept the relief
law ius. enacted by the Legislature, and will In con-
seouence 90 into liquidation. But this question is
already plainly ntmated that the stockholders intend
to have something to say, many Of them believing thai
the officers Of some Of our banks have shown them
selvss to be OILY blind leaders of the bod. The law
will no. be rejected by any of them, but under its
provisions there is very little prospect OF an increase
Of Discounts except of very short paper.
The stock market is very quiet, almost stagnant
There is no sac for bank stocks, holders being snwi
ing TO sacrifice, the stock being strongly held Bun
ness ia extremely quiet, though dry goods at retail
have fallen onehird in price, and in some quarters full
one.half. Many seem determined to realize before
winter settles down upon us. AS general thing oui
whole busness community is subject to no suffering
comparable to yours. The banks are paying out
country notes from al parts Of the Safe and of the
States adjoining Hproyisons could be brought down.
the brIdens Of the community would be considerably
hshtened. Bat potatoes have gone up to dollar the
bushe' and At this price are selling all through the
region which supplies the city. In some of the sub
urban villages the distress is already very great au'
gangs OF Starving men determine the ownership Of
COW among themselves, and appropriate it withOu
hesitation to satisfy their fanishing families. 1t
difficult to limit the extent to which these depreciation
onp'ivste property will be carried before the wnte
han passed away.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
Mp. BANKS ON FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

1Uurtuuyi VOV' 10, f00''
In the face of drizzlipg raio and thick fog Fansu
Hall crowded tonight to hear the address of the
Hon. N p. Banks, the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor of this State, on financial affairs.
The meeting was political one, but the announce
ment that the distinguished gentleman would devote
most Of his address to the and remede of the
present allabsorbing financial oOnvulson, flied the
Hall early with people of every shade Of politics and
social position.
The Hon. John a. Wilkins presided, and introduced
Mr. Banks, who was received with the greatest en-
tbusiasm.
Mr.. Banks then proceeded to address the meeting
at great length.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
FROM HAVANA.

The Daniel Webster arrived ct this port from New
Orleans, via Havana on the llth inst this morning
Ste learned at Havana that the name Of the SLAYER
recently captured was the Paez instead of the
Mazeppa, and the captains name Palmer.
The vessel was taken from his charge by trick and
force soon after Leaving the port of New York, and
her cargo thrown overheard. She was bound to St.
Thomas, and her voyage contracted for guauo. I,
was reported but considered doubtful, that another
SLAYER with seven hundred Bosal negroes on board,
had been captured to the east OF Cardenas.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.
P,TRU.

r., TKU.
By private letters, it is 'd that information b. has
bes9 rec.iyed relative 10 n murderer OF Mr. Sal,i'
van who stated to be f cbAn bo q
bad ch sracer Residing at Huc 80. % ..
him; but he could not be found, ne ns va, hired by
parties, yet unknown, to commit the n u'Je,, ts
Orders had been issued in Caao fo' 'ae ~. meIensn'
vessels in port to leave their moodngs, as Apa,l'
mac was expected and the Goverrmen: '. 'Ies were
preparpe TO attack her. The French vesA 's-ot'"ar
in port were looking after the foreign interest s-
The English and French feet had been VIII Hswn
from the Chinehs Islands which was low az ths 'iis
cy OF Vivancos vessels if they wished to seze ts IN
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
THE KANSAS ELECTION.

THE KANSAS ELECTioS took place On Nosdas
4 and Tussday, 5t and 9Th inst, and we have bosS
letters ard journals from Lawrencs Gown TO tAs
9Th, and from Quindaro, Leayenworta and o<Asr
border towns to the 9th The returns are b, "a
mesrs complete, nor is the re,rlt beyord di,puss.
We think there is 10 rensininy doubt Of the slsc-
hon, Delegate to Congress, Of Marcus J. Pw.
I"'t tie Free State candidate, bya msjoG:ty Of st
least 1000 over Epaphross.ns Ransom, the "H Hs-
ucnai democratic" candidate, obstnately silsot %
TIE main question, but supported By the entire Pro-
Slavery strength Of Kansas and good par. Of ::a,s
of Western NissOuri. The fouowirs bu,.t,
claiming " National Demeeraticr victorv !, ~
the latest date yet received from the Terrtor,.
frss a.: Hs,HiaSsol Uaio,
THr ELECTION rs KASsAs.--Ths following d.sos.cA
was received AZ late hour last evening f.on a 80
respondent in Leavenworth City:
mLrAvFswoRrs crrF. Oct u fxr.
The Democrats have majority Of frrr,te~,.s
SsSnsn and two or three u The o.sr ssnchhu. a: s
ssn majority for %,.siTl d s T. So rsS r sss
10 anne State Constitution wl resssmbe on the ik isSs
From the cautious character OF our corespce<sst,
end the superior sources OF information ct his COM
mand, we have every to believe that his stssgA
men,s are entitled TO the fullest credit.
This claim Of National Democratic Leeis-
atu.-e, however, necessarily involves that of thu
delegation from the great district composed o(
DouslaI and johnson Counties, choosing three
Courcilmeu and eight Representatives. We hsvs
nearly complete returns from Douglas, which has
urquestionably given sOme 1000 Free.State ma-
iorisy, while JchIson County is On Indian reserva.
tOn with few white squa.ters upon it, not 6ys
hundred Of them legal voters in all. But it lad
been provided with seven polls to only four or fve
in DouRla,-a seven Located along the Missouri
line-apd, as some of these were held open ne
second day, it NAY be that a Missouri vote wsa
then polled, or is fraudulently claimed az having
been popled there, Of which our friends wers unad-
WEED at our last dates. We do not feel sure there
FORE that the Legislature under the infamous
Appor,ionment and scandalously foul voting 10 tho
Slavery Border strOnsholds, may not be nomi-
pay sgainst US; though all our Free State advicss
confidently cay it 10 not. We await further retarns
before shouting
The Laurence Republican Of the 9th goes Over
the Districts severally, gives returns or decisive
reports from nearly sll, claims the Douglas aad
johnson district by 1000 msjority, ard sums sp
as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
Tur CORNER BROKERS "sHAvING." ="

The corner brokers' or exchange Office keepers are
doing rushpg business. Their Offices are constantly
crowded with persons desirous of exchanging their
hank noss for specie, and for the granhcaon OF This
dssre they ere willing to pay literally but they are
forced to pay e1orbitansly! For exchange OF New
York City bills, "good Z" gold, they are asked to
Day at the rate of 5 per cent; for New-York State
bills 10 per cent and for country bills 20 per cent
This may look to some like eItortion but people want
specie ard boxers Of speculative turn Of mind.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
1HY B0sroN BANKS. &c.


| III. s6;ouyra5 ueetirg Of the Associated Banks OF
,b. o,v w,, bsd tns morbng, at the Clearing House.
Vsrious plans were presented aud discussed TO fscl
a..e the psyment Of balances between the banks at
49, CJesripg. .House. No definite plaa has yet been
msture5.
eueral business pubic except 60 far as It's action
ded our banking institutions TO discount in ressons-
| bic amounts to safe az solvent parties.
The system Of bank exchanges 10 be adopted will
ssst materially in tbi purpose, and the banks viii be
enabled it is the intention Of their officers to help
those merchants only requiring time 10 meet their ls-
bilities.
The proposed course Of the banks in discounting un
doubted psper will furnish great relief 10 many bus
ness who viii stand the financial storm but bend
beneath the pressure.
The reported failure Of Little, Aldens & Co. is not
confirmed. They ask extension in b,half of the Pa
c6e Mills Corporation.
They are its agents, and is thought the extension
will be granted
BosTOS, Thursday, Oct l5-P. N.
The Massachusetts, Bank, at the meeting to-day
united fully with the other banks in the suspension. 1t
is said that hough this bank ostensby held out yes
terday, it only redeemed its small bills.
There was very little movement in stocks to-day.
All financial matters remain quiet.
The suspension Of Little, Alden g. Co. was pub
lshed to day in The Journal, Trareler and other
morning papers, but their suspension is Denied per
the following:
t"Mr. Edmsnds of the Pacific Mills publishes a
card askirg for q renewal of the obligations of the
corporation for Elk months after maturity under which
arrangement he says no creditor lose by them,
their property is ample and their mills can be kept in
operation. Messrs Little Alden Co. the selling
agents Of the Pacific Mills, and have not suspended,
and will cot If the Pacific Mills can obtain the extern
SIGN asked for. They have very limited liabilities in
this cOuntry."
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
California Markets.


During the past fortnight stocks of assorted
swollen BY the arrival OF nesry onethrd OF the
being the way hther from home Atlantic ports The i'm
ports therefore In respects have been very heavy and
bs sEs sa aSos % psas Candies and Raw
Spirits On the other hand we may remark that In the face Of
Provisions and Groceries. the marke, has sustained itself
smssss .ememsst more readiness in taking up ds:IaSls
invoices then has been their want for some time past This
these soods came into time when almost
ss e T Id
either in first second hands and naturally enough buyers
nsssS to ~t ls. :, Ucs
unetues that this nov days viii bear up against ,rgs
sS Sc de.crpons hereof large i, doe.
buyers can hardly be found upon any terms,
During past there hs: been fair inquiry from
Obtains that for the remainder of the Fal the de,
mand for consumption will be steady bat that the country
teci. such are facilities Of alton with
State 6r TsSa s 4 :ay ssss ss a
formerly and y proportion Of lac as the e9S9ty ,ss,,
sen e..s 81 ssn ,hs od.
Of course from this condition Of matter, that when par
bulk Of the stock carried s. the nP0Ite.
G. ,s 5 hsn OF vs.. ms
obber would frequently buy thee or four months. stock Of an
sbber. have found to their that operations upon such
cse cannot be carried in this market and they buy now
Parties abroad win do well carefully appreciate the
dfculty Of amounts Of goods a figures
mot the importation For this excessive
bipmepts f persisted in hereafter will result In still
ninous los ses than have been heretofore realized
MoyEY continues abundant satisfactory security az II
d2i cent month prime mercantile paper readily dis
counted by private capitalists at the latter rate
Bars for shipment by this mail and 800 fine are
sab Al par The receipts Of Gold Dust from the country
now a. rht u at any OF the yesr aud will probably
show ne until the Winter rains set in Ia
p.s of the mines gold seekers engaged expor
Ing the beds o With what dependent in
arrst measure upon the holding of of wet weather.
Some ports Mexican Dollars which took place during
and the marie bare. $500 Silver bars 3eods3 fne
sold at IL v cent premium.
We annex usual quotations for
BILLION:
Gold Bars, 800, par.
Gold Bar, 500 and upward, EQl discount.
Mexican Dollars, l5dlst p cent prem ium; scarce.
Mexican Doubloons 3a4 cent pneulium
Patriot Doub ubloons SIC a Sl6 25; none here.
Silver Bars, IL y cent premium none here.
Soyereigns, $50. .,,,
The following the selling for Fxchange Of hi, ma
On New.YoIk sight, h cent premium.
On Eew-Yofk, so days sight e. y ceIt premium
On Eew.Yort 60 days sight II \, cent premium.
On London, So days sisht f7id af.d.
On Paris, 90 dsys sight, 495C5f
On Hamburg go days sight, -d4ls
On Hamburg. shor', ,-d<0.
Since the Of tue people upon the State debt was kno~h
tbsr ha. been better feeling in the Stock bl.
not cOgissni Of any transactions.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16

ofssch digger has been officially compiled the .roua,
cslty end The system Of working. Jois. Sock Com
pspes are fast superse6ng the Individual labor sy.tsu
The vleat crop which was supposed to be c excess,
TOW found 70 be little above the demsnd ard prices
advanced to iOs. per brshe q. which tits likely
20 ,s vain.
~ r Geelong and Melbourne Railroad was opened
,I. >, n Of June. The length is foity-ive miles.
" rbs .nr,, -er,ia revs is uninpor'snt Flour vas
h.H A. cos. but buyers were not dsp,.ed 10 come
ss"s :, ,h,. mice.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16

anything further to do With the proceedings of the
other Barks Of this Dktrct, therefore the evn.sm-
plsted establishment Of Clearing House is absu-
ooned They will however, sOt independently Of the
Ba,k Of the Metropolis, and agree upon plan 70 reg
tlse tie exchanges, and to afford all the businsss
facilities in their power This was understood st then
meetir this everipy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
Total. ,6S3,

The Northern Light left at AspinwaI U. s. fngate
Wabash, bearing the broad pennant Of Commodore
Psudirg, to sail immediately on short cruise
On the 18th at $3.50 a. m, lat 3l0 N. long, 79o w.
fell in with the wreck Of ship of about 500 tuns
eastern built, water.logged and deserted foremost,
maintopmast and bowspnt gone; spars drifting along
slde gone from the stern, with the exception of
CON" the termination Of the name of her port)
metal letters. She had evidently been boarded, as
her anchors, chains, sails, &C., were gone.
Our thanks are due to Mr.. f. II. Mitchell, the
Purser of the Northern Light, for files of papers.