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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-12-08
BUFFALO ROBFS.
Still. CHEAPER

40. L tor sale to cash customers ut s550ase
J. Z. NEGtS
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-12-08
MEMS. YOUTHS e. BOYS

Calf and Kip Boots, Ladies and Misses Cloth
and Kid Boots and Shoes ais Gents and Ladies
Rubbsrs, for sale at low figures by
CHAPMAN & BARBOUR
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-12-08
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

The subscriber would inform his friends and
patrons that he has just returned from market
with large stock of
SCHOOL, CLASSICAL & MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, of all kinds
ARTISTS MATERIALS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
y VIRGINIA TEACHER WANTED IN
FLORIDA.

We AK attention 10 the advertisement, in to days
paper. OF the "Q lucy (F,oridsJ Academy seeking
70! he services of a Teacher. A valued subscriber,
who encioses the advertisement, writes tina, the cor-
m1n''y are deeply interested in the subject aud Are
particularly dssirous Of securing the services of n
Teacher from tbs "Oli Dominion" Tbs town OF
Z iin'y has a population OF 45,u: 1909 inhabitants
Is situated on ,hs great IN all route from NJ aeon 10 TIL.
al .ssee, aad is soon to bs Connected with the latter
by tne extension of the Pensacola and Georgia Rail
Road. Ii will also BIZ the poin, OF connection with
he Georgia roads. the face Of tho couu:ry ia high
AMI rolling and the town has always been celebrated
Tor health and the intelligence aud high moral tons OF
it, c't'zsn'. TO a competent, person. desiring a per
'"iaen, and rsmnnera,iag situation, the post would,
doubtless. bsa NOS; eli ,ible one.
IL gives Us pleasure to be the medium Of publishing
= compliment to the educational anding of Virgins
ana 20 present. o rsrs opportunity for our native
Fesch-rs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
TUT tHe EHYHtTtT'
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

Messrs Editor: The nam-s of several prominent
Democrats have been brought forward by their
friends, III connection with this office. Next spring
The people in ihi, d;stria., which extends from The
sea shore to tbs T-nnes.ee linz, embracing the south
side OF Jnnles River and the south western pait of
ne State, besides voting for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, memhers oi CouSreas and the Legislature.
sYhl also have 10 vote tor @ COMMISSIONER OF the
Board of Public Works.
What is most nst,led in our public men at this
time. lie that they shall have Industry. prom ptne,s and
practical common sense, and, looking 10 tue interest
OF ths Who'll, State. they should fearlessly and in II
clear headed insnn-r. do their whole duty. Such a
man / know We have in Gen. .. G. Clsy. of Camp
beI. Gen. Clay. though Il good Democrat, has seve.
raj times been eiecIed Ia the Hous- "f Delegates from
,ho !lhig comfy uf Campbell. He ID a thorough,
practical business man. and ia, perhaps, as we'll in.
formed 10 regard IN internal improvements. Ha any
man III The State. liz is a good manager of hs own
affairs, thereby giving ia. best promise that the
Affairs at ihe Sts'e will be safe in his hands. Gen.
Clny's posltion il about rhe centre of the district, auo
h s acquaintance with the people from TideUarer 10
the Irnne.scs lile. having beeu the fret President OF
tho Virginia and Teun--see Rail Road, makes him
the s.rongrct man in the district. The Opposition
will run a candidate If they thin, there is q chance for
si2cess, aud ii is very desirable that the Democrat
ssicc,ed by ihs party should be able, as well by hs
popularity - his character and talents, to command
tho respsct aud merit thu esteem Of all men.
ROCKY FARH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
4 WONAN'S DODGE IN ROTTERDAM

l had not gons far III my ramsles about The city,
before | WIS brought TO a stsnd by n discovery. On
both sides of the srree.s. projecting from the centre ct
almosi every window Of the dwelling houses, each at
all angle of IS degrees with The window, were placed
two mirrors OF about a foot ,Qusrs. each in a vertical
position, one facing up the stree; ard the other down.
1 Immediately put my Ynnkee ingenuity 10 work 10
guess their object, and was not long in discovering in
theae mirrors plain indications that here, in this CREST
swamp OF Europe, wonan's curiosity is the same, ss
among verdart hills and more genial climes. TIE
tniatress OF the house seating herself in her psr!or, in
sparticuiar spot before q window, with a book, needs.
or knitting work in hand. has but 10 Lift her
eyes into The twin looking glasses outslta her
window, 10 order to catch at a glance the whole pan.
Drama Of the street in both drectioDs. There was
alec another queer looking. glass arrangement, which,
for q long time puzzled me. Tbs puzzle grew cut Of
the peculiar positions and various angles nj which
these mirrors were placed. l was about giving it up
When. observing that their inclination was Away, DIS
cidedly towards the front door, | saw the whole se
cret as clear as light. Tbs good lady Of the house,
bearing ibe door hell ring, darts q look into the curl.
gu. mirror, and thereby knows in a moment who
stands in the door. Or course, when the door Ser.
want comes 10, her lsdyship can at cuce ssy whether
She Is al home or not. In all the cities Of Holland,
pe.r!y every dwelling house has projecting from tie
windows from one to len Of these Ugly looking mir.
rou.-tSt. Loni, Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
CIMBERLAND LAND FOR SALE.

'bNHE andrr-tsn"d, appoui-i Commissioner by ,h
2 Circuit Court ri Cumberland. vii eel, On the ,t-
mises. on The 23i q November, Il i,!r, Il not. on the nix
mir day, the tract o' land on which Dr.. John Tren' re
sides containing rbOu, go acres.
Thi, Land iu.on Wills River sbout four milo, ircn
the Court Hcu-e and Is well adapted 10 the staple er"iI
cultivated In that secjion OF country lie tiustion 10
beautiful aud te,thy one, and Il. in tho :aidst OF a PIE,
snn, neigh b. rho"d
Thne Improvements consist OF a mos. excellent brsi
dwrliiD. with eight ,oDn,. and the gu. houses necessary
tor \ farm OF TINT size.
This land il in two trsc'e. The homo tract hss abG:
5oJ acres in il. and The oltri about lcJ. They will re SCI
toI-incr or s"pGrr,ely, as r.Ay appear mos,v e.'aE;sxeo''
on ,l- day ~ srl".
Td!s band will be sold on Il credi; Of one. tso and thfe'
years. equal !n-,H!,n MT, the purchaser giving bonds W.
approved security Tor the purchase money, and the WHO :
q. brnr interc't from the nay of sale. mud the iut-re,, T.
y" p"!d annually. Ihr THE viii r-u be ie;s!Lcd Ut
N" whole OF The purchase money IL paid.
There will rls> hr sold. az tn. ZANE tifur and place.
EIGHTEEN NEGROES, some Of whom ARE vsus'.s
nous. servant.
TEBas--A ccedt % Tx m)G'h., besiing Interest ton
the day Of sale, with bord -nJ r:np'" security
&c, 5--ctds s. c. rtGE COmfni..ion-f :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND

Far the Week ending Oc.Gbrr ). ISIS.
REPORTED NJ c. W. PURCELL & Co., STOCK BRoEgKs.
Virginia 8 per cent, 81 years 10 run, no sales at the Treasur;
Do. DO shorter dates, sales 1913 Fat.
Richmond City Bonds. last sal.s 1884, and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock, par go last sales SIa1S No Danh
Farmers Bank stock, sales Slu2H. Sock
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales Sl03. Offering.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance stock, gales !:6L.
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales $50.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par ga, sales *GIH.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Stock
last sales $40.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, 500.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales s5s.
Richmond and Danville RHilroad Stock, sales $jI.
James River and Kanawha Stock, las; sales IS.
Richmond and Danville Railroad guaranteed bonds,
sales s90 dat.
james River and Kanawha guarart, Ell bonds, par valu"
500; last sales o. fiat.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds az and Interest.
Virg mia Contra Railroad Bonds :I2X and interest.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds go and Interest.
Lynchburg Gas Company S25.
Orange and Alexandria 5 per cent Bond, 800 and interest.
Manassas Gap Rail Road Bonds S3l and Interest.
Norfolk City $14i; fat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
WANTED ID,
a PRINCIPAL fOR THE QUINCY ACADEMY"


'GtHE Trustees nrr drsirous Of engaging a competent
Il gentleman 10 fiji the vacancy III tins lrs:itu,ipn
which will occur on the irst day nj January next. by tho
resignation ut Mr. N. u. StewSrt. whn h1s occYplnd ,hr
Po'i;!' N OF Principal for the l"st CJtecn y,drs, aud is In
duced 10 retire only on acc unit OF eu!earled health, in
duced by al affection o. III. throat.
Their: are two depurtmerts-Maie aud Fcmale-whici
are entirely separate md distinct. hut conducted 70 the
same building The Principal will be expected to I'm.
plpy competent assistants. subject 70 the approval of the
Trus;rcs,) and TO give his persona! superin,endcnce 70
both departments.
The Academy building Will DO occupied free OF rent,
shd the compensation will b" that derived from the pat
ronngs Of the institution.
This Is the Oldest Literary Institution in the State, hsv.
'ng been in continuous ard successful operation for more
than twenty-five years. Wit a patronage VARYING from one
t. two hundred pupils annually The town Of Quincy
is The county site Of Gadsden county. and distant from
al hs.sec about 30 miles, w,;h which 1. will soon he con.
nscted by the extension Of the Pensnco.s and Georgia
Itsiiruad
Application for the situation, accompanied By proper
testimonials may be- sent 10 the Secretary Of the Board
until the hrs. day Of December ~proximo. on Which dGy II
selection will be made by the Board Of Trustees.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees
JOHN n. w. DAVIDSON. Secretary.
DrrScy Fl A lctnhpr 5-cfl0D,c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
TRADE OF RICHMOND

EXPORTS CoAsrwfsE-To RALTIMnRF. BY Si,dmr..
9S hnd. l.-si Tobacco; 5ii do Stems; II 9i6 pkg. Manu-.
featured: 6i do Smoking: Il CO Cotton Yarns; 355 beer
bbls. 70 live Hogs; $3.50 Flour bhl>; 2os4 bushels Grain;
J3i bnlr- Dome-tics: 2j7S lhs RHr Irnr; 5 boxes Ayes; l.
bags Sang; Q pEes LAID: l3 sarSs Salt: g. 5.a6l lbs Fig Lend:
O. hbls hbis Apples; "a hhis Bacnr; lido Molnsscs: : crates
Skins; Ii hlia hides; d boxes Pip--: 5 do Sho"s; Is do Nj.
neral Water; - rllis Lcniber. - bags Sup Phob Lime; 10
boxes Filters; y pkys Mercha1iifr.
TO NEW YORK, By St.amcrs % hlds Leaf Tobarco;
HAS psgs Manufactured do; 3 do smoking do; 4 { n-er
bbls; 2379 bbls Flour: i0l bbls Whisky; 20 bushels Meal;
90 hays Dried Apples; 10 10 srn,cS; : bhi' Cider; 10 do
Fish: | box Hats: 1 bales Wu,l: ! pigs Wax; "a do Mine
raj Wafer; ! hind Hides; !23 Pkg. Merchandise.
REcErPr,, BIZ III, Rirr-l6 3s5 bushels Wheat; s79: d.
Corn
To PHILADELPHIA. by Sts.mtr.-e6 hhds Leaf Tob, ccp
s s;nD,y pI E.rr a.H y s"xs. piS %~. e Is f bsi.. s SRSss.: % o. b. ~,
Fin.se.d: ~ rolls Leather; l0l5 bo!s Flour; } pkrs Bees.
wax: 4cU bush,l. Girsin; 4. boxes Candles: l19 bnlcs
Wool: 10 boxes Nineral Water: 20 b-ss Feathers; = BON.
dles Hides; II pigs Rag'; 2 boxes Bacon; IL bag. Dried
Fruit; 90 pkg Merchandise.
RECEIPTS FER CENTRAL R.!LEoAp. FOR MONTH OF
SEprEMBr. - It, 40 oushel. wheat; 3 "a dour; a57 hid.
tobacco: $3.50 ,bs bacon, 10 boxes tobacco; 32l barrels
whiskry: ALSO i-rt lumber: $500 VI staves: 23,0ss los
butte; l,l3o bushels corr; u head OF cattle; - calves;
iOl dozen poultry: 30 packages OF cyet: E hur,e-; II
hides: .GJ hogs; 10 sheep; - lambs; OILS lbs lard: 6,ss9
Id, taiIow: $50 lbs wool: 26s bbis npplc,; % b she, corn
meal; COOL lbs dried FRAT D bushes potatoes: 30 bushels
rye; 40 busnel> o.i.: 2i bushels r.a.s-s.cd: 40 bushels
dsx seed; 81 lbs hecswax; Sp9 packages Of leather; u
package. shoes: l0l packages paper: l76 empty barrels:
ze9 rniscelanruu- packages; !; packages merchandise: o
oil barrels: - packages mineral wster: 81 packages rags;
10 bbs bottles; ! oucget: 10 empty kegs.
By RrcHnoSp FREpE IcKsBrRG AND Potomac Rail
ROAD -l7.s52 bus wheat: d, 7ii bus corn; q bids tobncco:
10 empty bbl.; 80 los b.con: = pkgs: 3l3 lbs butter; :
pkes Eggs, { do leather, 81 sheep; II lambs: 10 calves:
oull; 90 bus meal: 80 do oa's; $50 do rye; s. pkss rags:
l2s cords wood; . hbs apples; : pkgs mid tobacco; bales
osti; 8 cans lsrd-47j lbs; ! carriage; . cas- posts; and
la, 1853 lbs mi sc el!aneous freight.
RECEIPTS OF RICHMOND AND DAxvIL, z RAILROAD 70.
SEPTEMBER. y ,25G bids Tobacco; 81 76o bushels whe.t;
10 a0l boxes Manufactured tobacco; 24 hhds .terus; 50
car losds s,svc,; III rol $ leather; 134 packages fruit; laa
boxes loose tobacco; rs boxes and bags sundries: 4 nule.;
-. U.nb u.hcli coal; l. cars Q! lo:,; rs. kegs nais; 323
tons coal
ny JAMES RIVER AND kA:AwHA CANAL $50 hhds
tobacco; 4,42l rkgs mid do; o9 hhds stems: s,775 bbls
4 ,ur, l5s, so7 bus wheat; 3.II6 do corn; 2os tons pig iron;
re- tons coal; 6i do stone; 60 do lead; 5sT cords wood.
OUTWARD, BT CAsAI.-3,235 sacks salt; 500 tons plas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
TUDOR.
For The Enquire.
r. e.. GIBSON.

Aess:s. Editors IL was pleased to notice q compli
nsn'ary Artlcie in your paper, q short time since, in
behalf Of the claims of the !oyal young Democrat,
whote name heads this article, for the State Senate,
III this district. AIR. Gioson is a young man Of pro.
mise, who has FOR q few years been at the bar. and
bids fair 10 'n-ke a prominent member Of the proiss.
rion. lie Is II Dernocra; without epot or bl.n, sb:
has rendered good service 10 irs party in it's trying
hours. sud tHs writer il glad To- scy his talents and
merits appreciated. He lie modest and uopr-tend:ns,
aud has, Il havs 40 doubt,l not a single polirical a..
Yet he would honor any position in which
he might he placed by bio Intelligent constituency.
kAPiDAE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.

Elections ara 10 be held This month in the States
of Georgia. Florida, Mississippi, lows. South Caro-,
LIMA, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Minnesota.
The elections will t.k- place on the following days:
DC; al. Gaorgia for local Ulcers; Florida TOR a
member u: Congress; Mississippi for H member of
Congress to fl the vacancy in Gen. Quitmsn'o die
ir!ct; Iowa tor Chngr.ssnsn and Sia'e officers.
Uc:. llth. SCUM Carolina Tor members o; the LIZ.
gisla,u-e. The new Legislature vii! elect n Govern.
ur IN place of Gov. AlstoG.
Oct. l2;h. Pennsylvania f"r State officers and Con.
gressm"h; O!io for State officers and Ccngr-sam.t';
ini'ana for CougressIns;i Minnesota for a new House
Ut Representatives and nin-t.sn Senators. The lex.
Legislature of Minnesota will have to elect a United
States Senator in place If Gen. Shields. whose term
expires March, 1859.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
n. BALDWIN.
= IL p

FIR PUBLISHING, by srecRIPTIoN, a NEW EDITION or
TIE INTRODUCTION TO THE HISTORY OF TIE
COLON AND ANCIENT DOMINION OF ViRGlNIA,
ny CHfRLES "a HPBELt, ESQ, Of P~acrsbwy. ="
IN oNH VOLUME. OCTAVE.
z / l. proposed. should the under taking receive -ufic!cn'
q encouragement 10 justify it. to publish" - History OF
rue Colony aud Ancient dominion rf Virginia. ' from III.
irs' discovery aud settlement to The close OF the RevCla.
tiGnhry War. The former edition will be- entirely Ir
written, tar notes for the most par; incorporated In the
,cy,, the Old spril!"y mDdcrhizec. and the work enlarged
by the ADDITION of ne~ matter To- d. ubi- the silr OF the frsi
cd tinn Tne work will hc published in hnnisUinc style.
IN one volume. octave. Ui five or Fix hundred pages The
price will be - 80. Those persons who desire 10 become
Subscribers 10 the work are requested u forward their
ar'ncs 10 The undersigned CHARLES CAMPBELL.
P-irr.hur., Va, De )
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
OLO WILLIAM Y A K

On tae nigh, of the 3u:h u,,. ,hs v;.,,o,s ~ ,h;,
venerable College had a meeting a, IN. E,,b.,v-
Hotel, over which Ex.Pre-idsn; John ry,sr. N. .,
rsilen; Rector. presided. THY appointed Eiw.r, :
Jayp-s, Esq, Professor of Creek .ad G.rm,n-,o
excellent selection. The R,V. Mr.. BArnw.l, of : nm, ,
Caroline, having dsclinc-d the Presidency OF the
College, which was rendered him, Mr.. Ewsll will A.,
ca President pro ten. With al able faculty thorouyh
iy made up, the old College oapno. but add new l,u-
r-is 10 ihoss slresdy won in the canss Of education
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
r.EyY DOLLARS KE,y.RD

SS AN away rom Tire srh,rribs-, In the county
h0iurkhpchrr. Va. on Inc l9'h oi september Isl
my negro man MILLS. The sn!i negro i. about ) lee,
lnchc- high, black. mud has Il small scar ON lie torches
he :s hbnu' &c yanis Old and ~. .9l! To- ms fsthrr A.
he 2ls:oi July last, by Mrs-rs. Fu'lism s. here. 81 Re:
mond. Va. as the property OF Elena ashburn. E.q.,
Narscmotd county, Va.
unders,nnd from a rraro who ran of n: the ssr
time with sim. aud has since bern tskrn up in FtrmSii
,hrt Mills told him be- intended going bncG and tahin,
wife with him INTO The Dismal swamp. whore he Coz
make money snong" getting g. irelcs to take him md b
wiic IT, o. trre State.
| will give n" above reward il taken either Ia or out
the suite, and delivered 10 me, or 10 red In tSi. 90 ,hst
can get him. THOS. Il. FORD
Ny address i. virr!nia M:l., Buckingham cour'y, v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
NEW YORK COMMERCIAL N MoNEY MARKET.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Enquirer
Nom Nnu n.I.. Il A

Me,srs Editors Money continues abundant, with
, good supply at previous quotations. sterling bills
r-,nsin about the same, and We do not e1psct 10 Gee
large sh;pmeuts Of specie while interest continues TO
rule AZ low III England.
Tn. stock msrs-t. after considerable i.regu!nrity
anc hlc;uation in prices, closed TO Gay with Increased
irmnese, and with An improved demand espscis.'y
Tor State securities.
There was good demand Tor Virginia bonds to day,
and tree GALES were made. closing al 93f -93!c. Mis-
souri,, North Carolina and T-nuesses bonds were aiso
firm. The loading railroads Were also better. New
York Central soid at al advances.
Wa have no ohange 10 notes in domestic rates Of
Exchange. LSnd warrants are dull and quotations
nominal. at our last quotations. Tobacco OF all kinds
Is IN ana il good demand. a line or 50 hogshead.
of Kentucky leaf sold to day at lie. Virginia leaf
aud manufactured are also firm, and in good demand.
BEeadstutfs are more dull aud cotton firm.
TUDOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
COL. =. Il.

We are requested by Col. Freocr of Chesterfield Ia
ray that he has no aspirations foe a ssat in the & i"
e:sl Assembly, AMI coiid consent to be a oandid,i-
Only IN Difference TO the will of the party. of which h
10 e'nten:ed to remain an humble private. In b.
name we tender his thanks 10 several voters" fer
their kind regards.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
LATER FROM HAVANA

SES York Oct. ! lite si-nmer Cahsgbs =
u."ara data to I've ~ b Of September, nas ar.
An American Vessel he'd laucei Il cs,pJ nj W.
At CsrG,Hss. Two hundred sad fry Died ,,
Pn>sag-. rom starvation. Inc o~liicia- RI. iDy,r,
ing The ma ter.
The h.sIfh D: Havana WIS improving.
Sugars irm ard quir'. Mo.sss.s firm. FIR.
We're Ve.y du!.. Sterling ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
NORFOLK MARKETS. Der. :.

CoRs White corn zoe mixed n a 7Jc
MEAL-CUrn MEAL g5c.
WHEAr.-Pnme white Si.31 n Sl.o0; prime red 81 - a
at2j.
FLoun.-F.niiy sz75 a 81: extra s7J,; superare
1915
OARS -45c.
pAcos.-Virriu;a and North Csro!i.a hog round lie.
hams l4c; sites 10 - shoulders ic wrs.rrn SHE,
10 l2 western shoulders SIC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
PETERSBURG MARKETS Der. 1.

Wharf.-The market elbows r considerable decline: wr
quote good 10 choice waite Ii; 81 IL tD 30; some extra
samples bring n few cents more Tor sect
CoaS-Wr noice y very active m-rke. AT %inpro"ci
prices We quote sslrs NJ ~ ~ 9! rs in quality.
CurroS-Tner. l. an ac,!:" demand TOR all descriptions
sud We quote prices tor go ri 'D's ~ - cehte. at wrich
:-urc MI tne offerings ARE gciii : taken The receipts
are Increasing, but the stock vi ua crop Is almost eH;irc
" exhausted.
FLerR-Mcre in demand; .,'rs OF extra at \ -: Su-
pcrine q - a II IS.
ToBAcco-Ihe activity las, no,ri continues. and all de.
.rrIpgipus command IIll price,.
rhvvIsioxs The market has adv-rcci. and prices .ii
,cui upwards. We gao,e Shoulders - 10 ? els. -id"S
IOI - IL It's. Mess Pork SCI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
FASHION I

FRIDAY or'. .-N.icn, s. COD u sid. :su .
heats -
.n' Do'wri' usr,-t h. Il. $s-h-r. by C;iite ia
fo!G, cut q; S,rnh Washington. W. u nrar--.
Is II. D'ckin-"n n.m-d n y ID Juan. ~ G,o.
cn-, aut U. ID Hku-ss. NJ Wagner
Tim. 3.i3i 1856
SrcoSp RAcg-Plrs- SjIU. twr mil. tas.s
Pt1h.r! re wn- tic"".-tIl. I'm ) So IS
NM E~AcE-Pars- 81 ga tour nile n-a..
J''.n C!mpbrifs ch. ;E. l. III Mcdonald or.
meiiy Sr' Washing on ~ k.v-nur. GU, Of,
Sarah Washington. ty Z rynnr.
T.. ". "ki"-"".. On g 'i''-ruor N';ckl:G-. by
Glencoe, ont OF Motto. ny B4refco.
I,rnn ~ : m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
RAILROAD ACcInENr

BALrlHoRE, Oct. T. gh- tram from Pnila,.,,
iu- h-r- ~ ; O'Clock THE morning w.s c-,stn.c
D. Ine trsiD ran over \ horse sLsp-rr,viil-
baggage ca- was thrown from ;he track. and p
M,a'ird. III. tGggngs mssi.r, killed. Ga. other
son ~ss :v.rsiy hu.t.
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AMERICAN MJs,IuyAHysO r,rr,

WORCESTER, Mas, G': TN. American -.
";'r5ry >p::efy Yesterday p.-sa. u ecrlts of SO,
an'i--'i"-ry r--oiu ions A%iece'-. iin. tue Oh ,,,.
Of of.irv'- TIE society aTi0.r.,: sige re.
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TRISirY BAY, Oct. Mr.. DsSs"ry f.y. .,
thing further hes been d,ls Will. Va,rurn. =,
vc:y good currents h.ye ben received from y.
ia, but nothing iuteili.iole.'
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BALtIhORE, Ger Flour "a urmin.i; ,,k.
Howard street 1t : 80 Ssles y; red and conn
At! r "nat ii i"1r To i've cents I"w-r: prime .
a.i"'hang.d f''iH' corn Is lowe; saIe- \. -
IS cts., white 81 10 81.
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SHIP Ni.'.NS

HAMPTON RoaDi. Or. 4-rna British ,..
"Ei".iing Cloud. from Re-. coil e {, ori--. :
arrived.
NORFOLK, Oct The B-i,i.a brig %'Iaia.. H.,
3l.bsdpss, css arrived ia ha'i-s'.
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GEuRGErnwN cArrLE MapKrr Der y

The offerings Of b.. { cetrlr =, the yards Yesterday cp.
large. amounting to about 600 head 7G0 %. which yer.
purchased by D.s,ric, butchers end spccu!.tors at 20 - .
SO ~ ON the hoot, EQUAL 10 - 10 u &c 80 net. I'll" re
m.ining lO1 were let over. Sheep and Lambs, large sup.
ply, selling II, 81 n 5 per bend Hogs IS 75af.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS oc-

ALIEN ANnRIA MARKETS. Der. ..
FLorR-Superfne ) J0a5 ~, Extra . aJa6 50. fp,n!ly !
G. RS-White ,S,s0c. yellow S5c.
Co.'s MEAL -S5a90c.
OArS-4jaijc.
RYE-SJc
~WHIAr-otrrines Eight. M4,k.; quiet. Sales II while
MhcuI M l3nil3Hc: red AZ laJ,llQc.
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&. D. W00TTON.

ACCOUNTANT, COMM1s5IUn 6geDt, CoIIectOr, Nc.,
VIRGINIA,
OMee on Worth Side Man Street, a fer doors baop Fl
change Bdrk
NAIILI. attend punciusily 10 any business entrusted to
w him in this city or from the conntry euying aud
Selling, Collecting Claims, &c, Copying. Book. Keeping,
Writing OF any kind, having Al command, when necetsary.
experienced and competent assistants.
REFEREscRs:
Col c. H. Csbsl!, Editor Of The South"
Prot. H. Christian, Editors Danviiie Republican,
Jas 7. Butler 4 Co, s. McGruder's Sou.,
w. A. Waltsn, tsrmviiIe,
And many others for whom ne hss done business.
Dot 5-tlnJan
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EEW YORK, OCr az our - heavy: SAL.
i'.tr ,rnn!s ~ : 90 - > ~; Ohio ) ~ TO-,
~>'u!h.ra " ~ :" , ~. W,cn. n"H'oa'iy ore ~.
'.e";- Io""r. Cora 10 i""rfi sale. OF .t!:e at :
81; m.X-I Is 70 % crr;s.