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EDUCATION.
EEMALE SCHOOL.
HENRY ROnINsnw

y
na.rnnpose TO opea, on the frst MONDAY In
Nceoet IN very pleasant room above the syr
amers Chnrch Lecture Room a FEMALE e(,TIsn,f
~ which viii b. thoroughly tsuuht the nsnai
branches OF English, the Latin and Frenrh Ian
gaaSes. ana Music on the iiano The 1. rms $50
vi sessson Q, nine mouths will be required the
oashhf 10 advance the other at the ni.idIe Of The
ss,son us daughter. who has had several year.
ssnpeIirnoe 10 Teaching. will have charge Of the
the session - isi"n"' p'ise Vi CIV
y. e aeauasntance, R,cnmond IL quite limited.
Dat be hsttcrs hin self that an expeIienca IN IL.
maie teaching In Norfolk and the lower country.
vii ensafe the entire satisfaction Of these who may
patrenise bis insttntioa He expsc TO be in Rich
mona tue last week To this month but In the inse-
r De refers. for further rartc ulars to his friend
Prof. u. J Christian
he WON'T also refer. most respectfully to the fol-
louing gentle mep, viz
Judge HALLYRtKToN, Or wMHswATHMEY.
10Y Jso N GREGORY. Col THesJ EVANS,
AYLETT. Esq. NAT HILL, Esa,
Or EkN WELfuhD, LEWIS HILL, Fsq and
nr aNO w GARLICK. HART. ESQ, {of the
DR. k96,T LYME, firm Of cambridge Hart.
g T. PENDLETON' MALE SCHOOL
70 s1H STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND
The tth session of this School viii commence on
MONDAY, the 10Th September
Terms from $40 to 500 payable In advance semi
annually. No deduction made in case of dismissal
or tor any eGnso except protracted sickrees
kffERkNCES Col Il Smith Supt NJ I. Cant
Y Dlmmoek, Publ: Guard: Dir b Morton Cash.
yer bank Commanv ealth; Mr. X III Dibreli: Mr. w
( strother. Cashier Exchange Bank: Mr. G w
smith; General W Richardson; Mr. Cha,Ies r.
"ni,ams, Secretary State Agricultural Society
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

We have now in store our first supply OF FAN
GOODS, consisting of the usual variety OF newest
slyies OF Laiies' Dreas GOODS and Silks; Merinoe
yalencics. Cashmeres and De LANES; white eoods:
Embroideries and ehtwls; Cloths Cssrmeres
Tweeds. and vestings FiaEnels, Linsess, Bed and
Servants Blankets, with large assortment Of Do
mestics from the best manufactures.
Purchasers will and large and dasirablestock OF
fresh Goods suitable for the coming season. and are
particularly invited 70 esil ard examine our atock
and prices, having boueht all our Goods for cash
will enable us to sell very cheap.
ee t3 lg9 Broad street.
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EDUCATION.
MISS PEgKAM,s sCHOOL.-T

MIHG PE0KAM'G HCHOO LIT
49, third session OF Miss PEGRAM's BOARDING
and Day fchool win begin the first MONDAY In
october, and will continue nine m ntbs3
NO pains will bespared to make the school worthy
- aI respects VI the generous encouragement which
It has hitherto received
Cofnpefent Instructors are engaged FIR each de-
p tmenf. and the coaFse of study will embrace
lion.
The foreign languages will receive special atten
ticn. a
NINE. BERaup WI continue to: reside IN Mrs Pc
grams family, and ts afford every facility for q
thorough knowledge n the French language.
The Belle LettYe Glars will be resumed for the
benefit Of young ladies who have left school, as well
as for those pursuing the higher academica course
Circulars containing full particulars, may be had
MRS j. W. PEGRAM
N 1--d&ewfa Linden Eanara
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I .AMBLEk WEEDS

| AMBLEk WEEDS
e. CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Near corner Clay and 18th streets. |
The Sixth Annual Session of this School will com
mence on MONDAY, 9th September next.
TERMS:
payable semi-annuay. in advanced
Ordinary English Branches, per annum....... 1000 |
Advanced do with Classics and Mathe-
800
Frencn, tProt EMO 10D0
Drawing lProf CALYo. 1000
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THE EIGHTH SESSION of Miss TAZE

THE EIGHTH SESSION of Mics TAZE-
WELLS SCHOOL will commence on the lst
day Of October and and close on the Is. Of July 30
:" :. Higher English Branches...... 40 ~
Music and Drawing, Professors Pees ,'''''' ~ "
All other essential Information will be conveyed
Miss Re On n
1th and oth. ~ 28-3m
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
~ RICHMOND. VA.-The ninth session Of this n,
stitution will commence on the first MONDAY in
For Catalogues, giving information as to terms
boarding department. Of study &C.. with full
Lat OF patrons to which especial attention s called
~ A-dtl0th0 Principal.
Il w. ROSTERS SCHOOL Foa YOUNG
Il. LADIES will reopen on MONDAY, 9TH octo
| Der. at the same place and on the same plan aud
| Mr. RS class at Mr Petherbridge's School will
not in any Way interfere with MIR. RS hours in his
School. au 23-lms
n P. BURRUsS' SCHOOL, Mayo st
~. The fifteenth session Of this School, in the
| commence on the nth September.
| Mr., LARKIN WILLIS, who is a graduate in
recommended recon By Professors Bledsos. Maupin, liar
rison, and others has been reengaged as Assistant
| Professor EMI0S will instruct in French. and Mr.
CALY0 in Drawing
TERMS &c, as heretofore,
For further particulars, apply, after the 10th Sep
| TENDER, at the Richmond House. to
'au lS-6ws q BURRUSS.
DICHMOND MALE ACADEMY, IA
IN SELECT CLASSICAL MATHEMATICAL and
ENGLISH SCHOOL. FsANKLIs STREET, ABOVE 7rTI.
r.. III. l.. TIGHE, A. M, Principal.
| The SIXTH Annual Session will open on MON
DAv, the 9Th Of September. Terms, &c, same a.
| last year.
| The advantages of SELECT SCHOOL are obvious to
the mind of every rejecting parent and such this il
designed to be in the strictet OF the word in
consequence of the Senior Glass entering College,
we'll as some other pupils going into business. there
will be some vacancies A Glass for beeinners In
Enrish and Latin viii be formed; those also will be
admitted who are prepared to inter cs~es already
formed The course of instruction ID thorough aud
susfen,atic The Primary Department receives PAL.
ticular attention Fathfais and well qualified Assist
ants are engsged. For further particulars, apply
|, after the 18th OF September ct the 6choolhouse.
arr -cvu
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Aosxpect to arrive in Richmond on the 18th OF
SEN eulber with large drove of line KENTUCKY
MULLER. Persons wishing to bay good Mules, can
be supplied cheap terms at the lot, 22d street
near Mr. Sutherland's stable. TW GORE.
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TOILET SOAPS.-A fne assortment
= Of Fancy and staple Toilet soaps For sale
low, Wholesale and retail.
w PETERSON. Druggist
sell la5 Main street,
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By 4. b. Cook & Co.
ELEGANT FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
IL PIANO. OIL PAINTINGS &c.

ELEGANT FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
IL PIANO, OIL PAINTINGS &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, 9th Octobef. at 10 O'clock we
will sell at the residence of q. Rreant Esq. who is
removing from the city. on egh, between sth and
9th streets. the who e of his FURNITURE, consist
splendid Ro,ewood Piano. Of fine tone and fini h
Rosewood Divans, covered with the best quality OF
Brocatel
Parlor and Reception Chairs to match; Ottornans
Beautiful Rosewood Tables, with maj BILE tops
One Rosewood Etigre, q beautiful piece of work.
manship
SGciab'es; magnificent Mantel Clock, runs IS
days, a superior time keeper.
Msntel Vases; Brussels Carpets: Hat Rack, &c.
A fine collection Of superior OIL PAINTINGS and
THE CHAMBER FURNITURE
Consists cf Mahogany French Bedsts ads: Bureaus
and Washstanis, VI tn marble tops Hair Mattresses;
Mahogany Chairs. covered with hair cloth; MahO-
eany Wardrobe; Brussels Carpets &c.
THE DINING ROOM sURNITURE
Comprises splendid Extension Table, IA feet long;
Chairs, eafe, Refrigerator. &C, &c.
ALSO,
The usual variety of French China Dinner and
Tea sets, Crockery, Cut Glass Ware, together with
the usual assortment of Kitchen Furniture.
The above Furniture IL CT the best quality. In
most excellent condition aud to enable tnoss with
ing to purchase opportunity OF exami. ing II
the residence will be open to the public. on TUES
DAY, Oct. 5th.
sela b COOK d CO. Aucts
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CERGEANTS SALE.-To satisfy an
~ execution in my hands In favor OF John Reg
nauit We e. q. Andrews will sell, at the auction
house of Messrs b COOK 4 CO, 70 Main street.
on MONDAY, the 9TH inst. lot of Furniture, cou
sisting Of
i Marble Top BUREAU and GLASS
:" WASHsTAND
Hair and Shuck MATrRASSES
2Ingrain CAkPETS
Q Brussels do
Walnut BE4DS~EAD
3lai 20 TRUNKS and CONTENTS
Cane Seat and Mahogany CHAIRS
large lot OH. CLOTH
And sttadry other oth.r articles SEIZED In the above
case J. l.. BRAY, DIS,
Fer THos. U. Dudley, serg't
II A. Is
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS BY r

ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS BY re-
L cent improvement and enlargement my fac
tory s aud by far the largest establish
mont of the kind south Of Phi iadelpha, which ena-
bIes me to offer to the trade Of Virginia. North Car
oiina AMI Tennessee as also to the city grocsrs
article OF CITY MADE STEAM REFINED CRUSH
ED SUGAR CANDYl warranted to stand in any
climate much below the Northern price, for an ar
tele of like standard. Call and examine it at my
factory, No 20 Main street.
sc lift LOUIS B0sSIEUX
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8. SQUIk E'S

LIZ SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Corner Of Main and LIST stree, Richmond, Va.
The 18th Session will commence ON MURD Z the
9th of September, ls58.
TERMs-p+r session, half session in advance:
JunloF tW
senior Eng ish Beginners in Latn....-.... SO 10
Latin Greek and Higher Mathemat cs.......... 60 90
Modern Languages by Prof Il. Hoadayer 20 60
Drawing by John A. Caly 20 90
Persons wishing to see the Principal before the
opening Of the session. do by addressing
through Post Office, giving time and place of APP
pointuent. au 23-d2m
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n L. G. SALTEk'S
VI ENGLISH, CLASSICAL,
AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, FOR ROWS

VI ENGLISH, CLASSICAL
AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
ONT CLAY STREET, NEAR THE CORNER OF SECOND.
s.Xtn session OF TINS sGnoo VIII commence on
18th of July following.
The course of instruction embraces the Latin,
Greek, AMI French languages, Mathematics and the
various branches OF u thorough English education
This Principal pledges himself to spare labor or
ests of those intrusted TO his cares to their moral
less than to their Intellectual training he will de
vote himself with untiring assiduity.
TERMS,
SEMI ANNUALLY IN ADVANCE:
For board incud Dg washing. 90
For tuition in Greek Latin, and Mathemat-
cs.......... ... ..... ........... 80 %
For tuition in Latin Mathematics ......... 81 6i
Fer tuition in higher Engl sh branchea..... 40 10
For tuition il primary English 80 On
For tuition in FrenCh.... .................. ~ 90
se2i-dtistO
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FEMALE SCHOOL In HENRICO.-

FEMALE SCHOOL IN HENRICO.--
i Having engaged, rs n Teacher. young lady. "a
vrginian by BIRTH who educated for her voca-
tion is well qualified and has had several years sue.
ecssfal experience Ia teaching. am DESTROYS OF Oh
tanning a few pupils 10 board In my family. My OBJ
iect being the education Of my daughter at bone,
the number Of scholars will be limited to enable the
teacher to pay special attention to each scholar
The usual branches of an English education French
and Music, will be taught
Ny resi- fence is three miles northeast of Rich
mond near the Mechaniesvitle Turnpike, In retir-
ed and healthy neghbarhood The sesa ion will COM
mence on the LIST October.
Persons DESTROYS of sending their daughters will
please make early application.
few day scholars can be accommodated.
Payable half yearly, in advance.)
Board. washing, lights, &C.. per session of ten
$50 90
Primary English branches. IS 10
niku0f w W 81 w
French .-.......,..-.... 20 90
Music on the Piano. including Of instru-
For further information, address
HUGH A. WATT
Richmond, Va.
Glenwood. sept. LIST. 1858. an 3i-lm
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g I. PENDLETON' MALE sCHO0T.
| vt. JOsEPH'S ACADEMY, RICH.

CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
This stitution will resume udit s on the PIRsr
MONDAY of September. Boarders, for board and
ana mending, pay per annum $3.50, to be raid spmE
annually. In advance Day Scholars according to
he branches they study pay from 81 to IS per quar-
the Academy 4th and Marshall sts. or TO the III aey
J Meg I'LL, Bishop of Richmond se3-d6cwts
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MRS BENEFITS sCHooL no

MRS BENEFITS SCHOOL FOR
.'A BoYs-sth street. between Grace and Frank
ha-will re cpen on MONDAY. 4th October The
number CT pupils is limited to twenty-five
Applications may be made to her at Mr. James H.
Gardners. on Broad street, near the Monumental
church.
TERMS, PER SESSION:
10 years of age aud over S21e0
Cbuer ~ years $500
2-tp5k
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THE EXERCIsEs OF Mr.. sTUART's

l. CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
will be resumed Monday, Oct 4th, corner Clay and
9th streets.
TERMS
English, Latin and msthematics.......$50 o.
Greek, extra ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 90
Modern Languages. each........-........ 20 90
The Principal has had an experience as instructor
OF youth OF sieht years. three of which were spent
re the assistant in matht matcs at the Virginia Mil
itary Institute He is aided in the departure nts of
Ancient Languages, &c, by Master of Arts of the
University. who brings with him testimonials of the
highest character from the Faculty.
REFERENCES:
Faculty of the State Military Institute, Licking
ton. Va; Messrs Jno NJ Patton, p H Gfattan, q
Myers, Thos Price and Geo d Fisher, Capt c Dim
mock, and Drs Jas Bolton and Beverly Wexford.
au 25-2m
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MISSES KINGS SCHOOL CORNER

4VH OF BROAD AND MAYO STREETS.-The
twelfth session of this School will commence on the
lit day Of October. 1855 and the Ist of July
1859. The Natural Sciences and Mathematics will
be taught by Mr. HENDhlCH, gentleman of de-
served reputation and experience. Mr. MICHARD
will have charge of the French. Mr. NEWHISER
partnlent.
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CHEAP 6ILK6.-Received this morn
~ Ing. large lot Of Plaid silks, which will sell
at the extreme ow price Of s. cents per yard worth
Double invite the ladies In particular 70 call and
zee them before they are sll gone.
sells ALFRED MOSES. Is Main IT.
ORANGES AND COCUANUT6. He
~ ceiving. $500 fresh Cocoasuts; 10 biz Havana
ORANGES. and tor sale at New York prices
eel ANToEI.
n'OREAY GOLU0NK-a g manufactur-
~ ei By J Wood. according TO tho original re-
ctpe. For sale IN bottles - cnns and q each. ae
UuAH DAWS0he.
rs cor above ht. Charles Hotel.
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CHEsAPRAKE FEMALE COLLEGE,

" HAMPTON. VA REV. CHAS A RAYMOND
President. Assisted BY corps of competent Pro
fessors and several Female Assistants.
The next session Of this school will commence the
first MONDAY in October. and close ia July follow
ing Students will be received at any time. No de-
duction will be made for late entrance, unless il be
six weeks after the commencement Of the session.
sence excert ia cases Of protracted Illness stu
dents from abroad will beard on the college prem
ises except at the discretion Of the Board Of Trus.
tees
EXPENSES FOR q full session, payable one-half at
the commencement, the remainder at the expira-
ton OF the first half Of the session. In The AGA
demjc and Collegiate Departments. and in the
Special Course including Ancient Languages and
$50
Optional Ceurse-for which the charges are extra
Music, tinstrumeutai.) Der session.. 50
Modern Languages. each, per session 20
Drawing psr ~
WI 4U
Contingent fund iueinding use OF piano. school
expenses, 6c.....-.." 10
Beard, FER session. including washing. fuel and
lights $50
tionery. sheet music, &c. &C, and pay two dollars
each a te I'm for keeping in tune the pianos upon
which they practice.
Vocal music classes at the charge of the teacher
in that department
1t viii thus he seen that the whole expense for a
pupil in the Collegiate or Academic Department
without music optional studies, but including
board and all conting neies, is per year $2l2
If expenses in music department are added $3.50
Ministers of the GOSPEL are entitled to sesd their
daughters free Of tuition in the Cole gae and AGA
denic Departments
For further information address the President or
se7-dim WIN r VAUGHAN, M D. Sec'y.
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DROP. CHRISTIANS SCH ,OL..

L Pro-. CHRIS TIAN having procured very COM
Portable rooms Main STR et between 2nd and 3rd
will reopen his School on the lst of October next
His grounds are large and shady. affordiBg ample
room for the boys to Play without going into the
street.
His course Of instruction will be thorough and
complete. prepariDg young men fer the advanced
clsssss at the University. Drawing will be taught
by MIR. Calyo. and French by Prof Emion.
French ard Drawing. each. ..a GO
o, S-20tF Ii j CHRISTIAN.
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49,, -. : - " = ssss
EDUCATION.
CULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE

\ I4s
The nextsession Of this Inssitui Ion win commence
on Monday, 9th Of September: Yer Catalogues. ap-
Culpeper.C H., Va,
INSTRUCTORS.
., umAKLES LIOMTFooT, ]. sup't and In
r 1lLLEsPaE. University Of Virginia, Ancient
. I dkoUx. College de Ctariemasne. Paris. Mod
err rh assf Tns,rr.,or. ,.,,, ;. go.
sistanes. = lin
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
open. iss ss. q ss sad G.S
TRIMS:
playable SENT Annually, in adpance)
senior Ciass-AdyAnced Classics and Msths-
Junior cass-Rudmsnis 81 the Classics with -
the higher English Branches 50 90
Primary Department. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. N 00
french prot Amion) % 90
{ CHO0L FOR BOYS IN SPRING.
signed viii open schoo for Boys in the above hall
e thoroughly tsasht the usual English brsnche..
ratu~e.
Having had screen years experience in teaching
be hopes by strict attention to his duties merit
and receive the public patronage.
No For particulars. zee his Cirenlart v
au 70 I'm" JNO WINFREE.
DHILIP B STANARD will resume the
duties Of his CLASSICAL AND MATHEMA.
TfCAL SCHOOL. on the 9th day of September
uext, in his rooms, Of 9Th and Clay streets
TERMS:
Payable semi-aunually in advance)
English branches. including Mathematical
Course to Surveying. $40 90
Including the higher brat ches of Analytical
or Descriptive Geometry, Shades, Shadows
and Perspective. or Calcuius.............. . 50 90
English and 50 90
English, Latin and Greek 60 90
French. extra 20 90
=. b. can BE- seen at the residence q Mr. John
Z. stanard. corner of 18th and Clay street.
an 26-lm
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Mrs. PELLETS eCHOOL--Tb,

49, SESSION will commence on MONDAY Oct 4th
and continue n ne months. class of pupi,s under
ten years Of age, will DO received at $50 the session
Fren0h Teacher. Mr.. EMIos
= For further information. and the terms apply at
her residence, on Broad street. between 10Th and
af12I .-=oSra
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MR.. d. TURNER'S select Classical
Az and English School, Main street, between 3rd
and 9Th s.reets The 18TH Academic year of tuis
school will commence On Monday, the 9th OF
September, 1853.
Pupils will be admitted who are prepared to CON-
mence either Of the Ancient or Modern Languages
Or enter Glasses already formed.
Forfurther particulars, please call on Mr.. TUR-
NER, (after the 18th OF september,) at his School
Rooms. or at his residence Franklin street. between
I'd and Sd. an l4--2m
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NEW GOODS ALFRED. MOSES lie
nc IA 10 the city. He invites the attention Of thu
'aiies TO hi. well selected stock. All he ssks 10
call before purchasing, rs be Ii confident he can
pi as eli that will favor him with enIl.
seI6 ALFRED M1AkE, 63 Main 81.
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HUBERT P LEFEBvRE
have several of my pupil. to place rs teachers
Persons by apply ing to me- may secure the services
of competent Instructors HPL.
h--d3m
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The nextsession Of this InssituiIon win commence
on Monday 9Th OF Eeptember. tor Catalogues ap-
ply TO CHARLES u Lf6HTFOOT
Culpeper G H Va
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MISS A. nj. SMITHS DAY AMI
LsA BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
The next SESSION will commence on the first day OF
October.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
uorke,-Pepoytlsgv TsleyoDl.


PHirsprrFHr,, Nov 2e-FLoUR dull but ,,esty; spersre
ia IS ~. WHEAT dull. CoRsOid add 10 e-nsud
a. Sac Provisions hrm Mess Pork, s 75i Lard, l03dl.c.
NHisEY, = .'c
CNcNssT Nov 2sHoGs dull sales 500 IS asa 10 81
oE ls 20 ia - tor hrssy Receipts for tae a.,
1000 Mss PoKg large husin, s.d0ns a. for delivery
n JsnIsfy ard February LAsD. lie future cehyery rhe
Seshe uniavorsoe for sLteriLg. WHISKY f DC.
Other articles GnchsLgtd.
CHsELlsroS, Nov The CoTros market very qge;
Sat rcay and this morning wiki ,rifng sales, the tendency
Of prices IN downward.
beItsLo Nov .,-6 ?. ni-FLors oul. Bat d-ni t,m,nd
confined 20 hone sales of 80 to - 250 IS - for
rood 20 eboi extra ueiAna Michigan Ohio aod C.dada
80 .5d - ior double WHEAT qu, b-t stesdy;
OF stfo lush AZ 7rG7c. for CbicssO sprE s for Racine
Cho, end RI IL for vhe Inai4ns CoRS limited supply
40 GOO demand fs o.trs, pr.ces better; -s, Of cl.O
bush a. Sc. rov held at IL. BAILEY dui .od nominal
tDdt5c. R,f t14esc. O,Ts firm =, 5Ja WHskY timer:
sales of ~ bbs =. DREsssD Hoes selling G s. Qdlc
RHcEfa2.l bbis Flour, Is 10 busb. Wheat The foowug
Grain morning. 592 79s sh
Wheat a. go bush Corn, AN b1.h Os:s IS bush P,rey
2oo bh Rye There ssos AID on the way 70 til,
PIT, about i.50fo ,h Wheat.
O'~tGo, Noy. at P m-FLouR steady wHE.r uu
cls1sed ~iA far milling demand ssles - buh STATE
.. 6. for kselne Club 81 u: for Red Ohio and IS fsr
Ntc lncera Rsiroei Fr-isAts advanced 95d
i.c OF flour 70 Asany L.EE lFoETs ioday-5} bush.
Whe.i lIt,S tus5 corni $50 bG.h. Barley Canal Ex-
ht~OSLESs, Nov .i-CoTros unchanged. sale today Of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
.Tnrringes md Deaths in California.
MARRIED.

n Grace Church San Francisco Tbursday evening Oct.
&C. by the Rev F. C. Ever Henry J. Morton 70 Lydia Neal
both Of sar Francisco
In Grace Church San Francisco Thursday evening Oct.
sLans Fiat Tuo1une County, Oct 90 John Sedsewict
10 Ma!yina Davis.
~ the Guadalupe ReDcho, Contra S0sia Cotn'y ct John
Adsu son % Apo.0nis BAGS. - ,.
~ Goody-sIs Bar, County Oct %, Hugh Conan to
Ann M,NauuS 49,.
Ncsr sockton o.. a. tie Rev. James s. Baesse to Eliza
beth stone. =.
In AaIneda Alameda Cogrty by The Rev Grove Deal Mr.
Wa1 Ponsr Of Pablo 10 Mrs Anne Homer Of Alyarado
AsmeGa County.
At Mon,czunia Hn Nevada County Oc.. %, Emerson c.
4, No Bloomfield Nevada County Co. 49, Henry Ross to
Ellen Miller
10 SAP Francisco g. Kate A. wife Of Thos. Lamb ard
de sIgher of the late Wm. II. Jennings oi Norfolk Va
IL Sacramento Oct. p, Mchs. Homan, formerly Of Oho
eyed
In Son Francisco Oct a. Caroline Elizabeth daughter of
o. Martha l. Garfield native of Columbus Ohio aged N
years, q months ard days.
n Sacramento, Oc % Cahsne, wie Of Henry s. Osborne
aged 20 yeaTs.
D Sacramento Oct 20 Thomas J. Tiotson, formerly New
loTk Ci-y, aged 43 years.
In Francisco Oct 80 amin Mason, IT, of South BeT
wick Maine, ssed 50 years.
In san EIanc,co oct So Frederick c. H. of Christie
Iher and Anna seheper native OF Ne"-fork ss4 months
and days.
IN sa rlmen:o County, Oct. a. William H. K1sore aged Il
years.
In San Fran cisco Nov l. Mr.. Robert B. Garrison nsge
Of Wi.pipgtoD, Del, aged 80 years
Nendocnp Oct 2 Cspt Hswbins late or the brig Swiss
Boy.
years formerly OF Jsnestowp ChauadGue County, New
r. sacramento Oc 81 Mary Resescs, daughter o. Willis and
Iucilla Corap, aged Is nooths aud ~ days