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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14

DIsnANDED.-The Young Guard Battalion was dis
banded on Monday night but Of the companies
passing it, of which Capt. John S. Rady Is commander
was continued in exstance. and practically reorganized
by the admission Of new members from Company b. and
the election OF the following noncommssioned officers
Thos j. Minor I'd Serg't; J. T. Fastead sd do; Miles
T. Mathews, 18th do J. Il. Lacy LIST Corporal; j. C. At
kinson 2d do: VIM. II. Wade Sd do Geo w Dues
berry, Jr 4th do; Thos, NJ lIiltzimer Ensign; VIM H.
Wade, Secretary; A. V. England, Treasurer. With
view TO selecting the suitable person for Orderly
that Office was left 10 be filed at future time
We hope that the new company, may term It.
will go ahead with determination to profit by the ex
Perience of the past Let each member resolve to
dcountenance any movement calculated produce dis
Sensons in the company and be only ambitious TO pro-
mote the efficiency Of the corps.
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RLssPECIAL NOTICE.-rnr cRrnI

tors OF The late II Thornton. deed ar, requested
10 meet AZ The Office OF ~ T. Williams Hicks City Of Rich
nond At 10 O'Clock A. THURSDAY Nth October $50
ana present Their claims properly authenticated
ulr indebtedness OF the Estate and
Az persons Indebted 20 the Estate
No indulgence can he given.
~ 7. WILLIAMS Admir-
Of ~ u. THORNTON. Deed
on oafn-s 4-f-
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MAYORS CoURT.-The most important case before the
Mayor yesterday, that Of Sam Peters, charged with
stealing 5000 worth of old metal from the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company and VIM Leonard charged
with receiving the Peters is employed by the
company as an oyerseer and alleges that he was author
lied TO dispose of old brass copper ec-the proce Ids TO
60 To the company. Leonard SAYS that he only bought
what was offered to him for sale, and having prey
ousy purchased old metal from the company through Pc
tiers, he presumed Peters authorized the
company, and he therefore, had hesitation In
buying metal from him than he would have in buyiug
goods at any store In the city There no examine
ton except that officer Chakley drposed the finding
OF the metal on Leonards premises the Northern ter
mnaton of 4th street. search warrant had been Is
sued on the adayits of OF the operatives employ
eel at the depot The continued until this
morning. and both of the accused were committed To
jail on the charge of felony.
Martha Taylor, c. brougt up for violently as
sauiting Reuben, slave of Smith 4 McCurdy. IL was
stated that she struck him the head with the poker
and that he lies In critical condition from the effects OF
the blow The investigation continued until 2ad
inst.
Robert d. Watson, charged with being drunk in a GU.
ter at the corner OF Broad and Sth streets commit
ted to Jail in default of security
John X. Gibson, youth of sixteen summers was mr.
ragned for abusing Waterman Bland while on duty. He
was committed in default OF security.
Laura Green, and her granddaughter, Mrs. Virginia
Nondelehr, were charged with aSsulng Mrs Nancy Nc
Adam. The parties live in the Valley on the line OF the
Central RAILROAD, and had a dispute about two old stills
thrown at MR.. Meas door for fire-wood Mrs Green
claimed the and hence the quarrel which led to the
change OF sarcastic notes. aud resulted rough roll and
tumble fight. Ms Nondelehrs husband Saml. CONWAY
and WIN. Conway were involved in the affair The
whole party, except Mrs McA required to give 81
Some Of them Ina failed comply with the requirement
aEhcn we left the room.
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~ WE. TIE UNDERSIGNEn

w. Stockholders of the West Point Land Conn
pany .nd hoing 10 the aggregate than oneenh Of The
capital Stock otthe said hereby
ra meeting Of he stockholders company viii be bs
~ me oce 81 the said company WIT rOiNT the county
OF ming mDuan on TUESDAY, the Sth day % November
oci3-cid kIEN DgnIry 'N""'
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NsEns ArrTNroS-Marshal street. AZ its intersection
With Tenth street Il in almost impossible condition
The chan-gang should be employed there in dwelling
che mounds Of earth which block up the carriagevav
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14

GES srrI'- OrIicr, " 4 TsSy. r. n. Co
Ia = Eltlittt-id1 Lynchhurg Octohtr ath, 1850.
stgE-Ffs AGRICULTUHAL PAIRS.
MI EhhhkS 81 The Agricultural Faa
lNA said falrp, and after the 18Th
ihesirs u membership ~ the The train Who VII mr.
nh the With return checks, which them return
ree Those who have not their a. Inc
faf' WI Ne ehargrd iul late each Way w. OIL
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Tvs PRIcr or GAs.-The Committee on Light recon.
mended TO the Council, months ago. reduction of the
price Of gas but a. yei no action has been taken on the
sui ect The gas ~ Richmond are rcouired
90 pay a. ~ per thousand fcctan e1toronate charge
The price in New York ia 81 6O in Philadelphia AZ ~
IN Pah, 81 ~; IN GlasgoW, ~ 81 in London 81 cts
aud In Liverpool 81 cts.
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FOR SALE
4 SMALL TRACT or LAND on tbs

A SMALL TRACT OF LA Nd, on the Now
"A Hridge Hond, three miles of The civ of pirr
mnnd, known ad.IrJ,r
Chrstiru, Or : 4. Hart. and other - 49, '''
he above Tract contains hundred vrntyfv acre.
ana situated In pleasant and desirable nChtrhoo
upon very good Dwelius House containing or 10 rooms
Nt suihciency Of sood and
vel adapted TO the growth % all kinds r4ap ana ss
would make most desirable vegetable garden u Is kl s.
,epuoe o. Improvement and by the judcilus Is ana
ruAho can b. made valuable fsra satisfactory result
sill " "' s'''-''oou
The Ahnve property osered for sale privately on u-, and
Apply 10 RAWIINGs- A nm .aIyTPe'V
aug-~trf Ion
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SCHOOL AT GOOCHLAND MANsE.

Rev. J.D Dudley, A. W., university Of Val Principal
the request Of several gentlemen
"A who wish TO have facilities Of their sons and
daughers The subscriber will open residence EN-.
hrsenE Male aud Female Department under com.
peteni Instructors As Is his pua establish permsnent
school, the Principal wpa
raj patronage The school will section of eo5ny
unsurpassed for health and amidst
community few boIrdrrs will be the family of he
Principal Pupils coming by canal will he Dover Mills n
notice be gwen The hr 'rsson will oct I5th
TERMS, PER SESSION OF TIN MONTHS
Boarding With every personal accommodation. $40 o.
Lover tnsI. hranehts
ihkler hhEilsh branches
Ancient Languages Gee. ...-....... o. M
sfeiel
M9sle on fisno
H- would refer TO Hon Jas A. - ion J. Norson Col VI
Ireytlan, DR. VIM Wirht, D WIN r. walker WIN b StsnArd
= p. Hobson, and others residing p ihg nciEibornood
seoS-dkcims ne am. L
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NOTICE.

IHE Tsenyhnh Annual Meeting The srorlho!i, Of the
Ian1rs River aud kauaWha Company will be reid 4, The %
rany Ocr In the city IT Rchmoui MONDAY the s f DE-
tober ''' -''' % VIC
rEuNY
kSow MEN PszsrNrs. That " the s,hs.,u,
hrr stocklolrrs 10 The JtxEs we, ,v, a.
hereby consulate and arIsaint oar tru- and L.
~ attorney snd Proxy 10 represent each We ia all Crr.r
heetlnrs " The stuCkhodr tumauy held vlr III,
months from sud amer the date heTe, when are ri pI
pres t ~ represented by other rr1,y Nth f ~
ah suhg' AZ such General Mrriug give such yo', or
'o au 70 90 sue other acts each 81 could give OF TO-
aueer ~ ih~ said mrviur u per.onsly prrs.p nj
Ne DO hereby rsfy aud confirm whatever or vote - ~
acts said ATTORNEY lawfuly xiv. or Do for IA. q, -
Ance Of the authority hereby conferred upon him
WINS our hands and this - dsy OF one ,i IN,
sand tlght hundred and - rs,.-1
Ia.
ny order Of the Board O. p5ec;org I''N-l
Se4f-2aWio2rh VIZ p Nruosn Es-rstsrv
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HoHsk R.iLAoAp--Mr. q. y. n. Smith, engineer, has
furnished estimate Of the Of railroad track from
9TH and Grace streets In this city the old yellow Tsv.
ern the Brooke Turnpike distance Of miles
and hveeighths, including 1000 feet OF side track,
switches irestle-work, grading, paving etc. which
amounts to $i6,oOs4s. Added to this Is the of
three passenger thirty horses mules harness.
six freight OF ground stables and engineer
ing expenses slO 650-and the entire of the road
equipped for business, is estimated to be oSs5sts
IL Is very easy matter to draw plans, and prepare
estimates but rather difficult TO convince people that
they ought to subscribe any work Of internal improve
ment which does not promise them certain for
their investment The Brooke railroad might prove
be successful enterprise, and II constructed pro-
posed. might yield handsome dividend" tie stock
holders but until men who have money to spare
persuaded that these possibilities be realized the sub
scriptions will be few and small. We in favor of
street, "city passenger railroads. and hope that the
day is far distant when the mode of conveyance
which they Offer will be introduced into Richmond
The scheme which has elected estimate from Mr.
Smith, Is too extensive for beginning and its magn
tude fear will be the death of IT, II il be desirable
to extend track to the Yellow Tavern let do by
the Central Hotel TO woodawn and IL IL shall he found
70 pay will be easy matter TO raise the funds for
few more miles OF track.
We approve Of the city terminus proposed by Mr.
Smith-corner Of 9Th and Grace streets This would al
80 be the proper starting point for line Of running
to Hollywood cemetery through the populous suburban
to1n OF Sydney. Such line would surely pay If
two companies were organzed-one for the Holywoo
road and another for the Brooke-both could use the
same track on Grace street
From the Central Hotel the woodlawn the distance
Just long enough for very pleasant aun and i'm the
summer months hundreds of ladies and children would
make the round trip at moderate fare. Aud so with
the other. Hollywood is attractive at all seasons
OF the year, and In good weather the would be
crowded with visitors the "cty Of the dead" to say
nothing OF those whom business pleasure home would
can TO and IRON Sidney. According to Mr.. Smiths
inmate the expense OF constructing and equpping road
il only $1,000 per mile. The Of n road FROM 9Th
street to Hollywood, would, this rate be only about
$4,000 Who will move in the formation of a company
Ia raise $40, DOOR
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NEw ORLEANS sUeAR,--ioO ma. p,in, N,v On,
~ EpsoSp, DAVENPORT %
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURR DAYS.
BYwN PANSrLI, Arc-osy,s, P,,,r.sor- -
STEA VI AR, AHkS. S1Oxs


ny wN PANSILI, arc-ou,s, P-,,r,sarE
> shf6. os,i < es. ios ..ts SONS SS~ E..sE=S
fSws and s AIMS i ss' s. ;' ssS sa
Ss Ss ,na sS ~ ISs IN NE Ss The
ehhsry she q double a- Wheel s-~n u.s. T., q.
81. asu, rs feet s, and g sS r ~;
order We hsy. al he nsesy a, no." ~, ~ 'fsssn ,nSnnE
ing ~h set Of uAys In order for hssbE up repsirs
mi. ons. nns la,iiasni our boob. VII S
.bsd 10 any enc wishing to the receipts s1peuss Of
We og,t the shove privately November ST. When not sold
FOR terms, which viii be liberal apply 10 - WV "
~. PANNnLA CARTER
ny JANIS NJ TAYLOR soS, Aue,.
10 A s.sT 5s r SF c x,tALT y LAND VILE
the prens. on MONDAY III. Ia a. ~ viii sell upon
2. .,sIosk NJ, rs aerr. OF valuable In nd , n
s,s s,eSasie1i. ' farSp la. :. T
mis- land adapted building purposes or mar.., r.rs.,
ssS Sn ass.1s to secure sud1G site adjacent In
attend this sale. ~ u" ven 70
The above privately before tn. d.y o,
cash; the balance at G. r. Is and ?, po,.
oes-2a.td' JAS N, TAYLOR son. aSs,,.
,sip above postponed rI tn.
qnehee Of not being able to have the l.nd .qryrysd
After the sale Of the above land vii he ia an d.
and .s . lsIss quantity Of 'ege'aoI--, ae, Ae.
ss& sfbf - isrn sfRl nrNETfNTs ON THE
AND THE CALICO MILLS. FoE SALE AT AUCfioS Mn
the premises. TUESDAY 18Th dAy Of octob-T NM
street, Cary street and he 5i.o N a s o. I'm
.peetysl' by Mes.rs Randolph Page 4 Gr 81 an an
ns sEs sn.sHsh and have front OF feet runng
These ren-usnt- vauah. for .o,.r. and RIM
mi sion houses having been used Tor purpose Tor number Of
Tsss;ons fourth essh M balance is anais months for
% note" Win interest sddri and secured by
.-H-'"e JA~. VI Taylor A Aur,.
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THE
q X + 4 II w On Err
or The NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
NlSthe - l"sh mo- Democrat: BeOv. pgbgsh letter
ps.s. s,H gD OF Of ~. , city gm ssg,,.q "a Mas stl
tsnss mus, hays i, eject vhsa coming reliable .rars
r...,... n 49,, BAN, N,ryr Jan. 81. lisa
Gsyr 500 Having ny ,'euen called few month, .a-s 10
nae ,pP.SsSn Of i ppgn az eEn ha wtil had become
character some aat- since procured boiii Of , ys@
Rsa bs s. ~ u , soon found as proving Wis,
an s bottle Of shs have used can certify 20
on mY hest and face, and hair has resumed natural color
Weniy dve years sSy YEAR Old. nv "a 30, I, e.
Sc oi ytvo. hs' used Win s1rrf setct
s as,arod nat siaeyer uu rstJ PET directions III
is city and rr,snt herr for ne last srssr 80. t
sn 70 nes'y ',e'y one hsrg asl .enins sn, ANY
sL5.s . s'h 70 preserve lts e,aut o. na,uls 5tSsr. IS
woops HAIR srsrd anTlf.i' ''n '',is'&
fsi.'ar WOOD ns,r sr Ha,aE bat ne n,7riurs TO Ioa,s
NcE o1s'u. t.t s,. aIacci t-s your p-s,
ms pd's ,Hi ey, sgI WORT. r,r-r,, my obHfsH5n.
70 yoa IN avns % ne 'misisi such irs.,ars
ne uuh.r'snsi Rev nr,r, e., minister n rssSr.,,aa
g,' Ne ssnusmsn " nau,nse, ,nd ar.y-,1ry be-
''''N WV. pNFW
EE.HgUFIr. Jan. ra. l,ts
rro'cssor Wood nar Sir Having a,s Trial Of yotr H,- f
d1ratye Dc gives pleasure that effects ra5 be-. e,
eeIep, u rs-y ns na ston d'Hirur al tsrsa
o. hchinE With shl have been troubled rrft y rfff
and h1s ahp restored hair With uas tsrarf-s 80 b. M
original cacr have u uo other article vIh anyf M ~
'''' f''@'''e OF t'eHN i'sfs, lteot !. X. BRAGG.
. IT, S'; .ss ..a g. . Sg s ss'': q Or.
ssp, 1s o 9s Bg s2s ss s .a ,,,. h,s " s is.a
eois s large holds qaar 20 per IL propoTob snd
% WOOD co, PrePre'or, 80 Broadway Ssv Yors .ns
AsD 500 Dsroaurs lsp P,ssr aoob. pst...
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~ REAUTIFTL HAIR-sOET

49, AND GLOsSY-PEILETIERs GOLDEN Plum
rrrs me hair son and glossy
and rrslor ng it. orgnAlcoor dcu perfume ana
nsny virtues have usde article ~ tbe t,
Pnee % cents For sale by
-. GEORGE DOwDEN nrugy..t
a Ma Street
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sAsH, NLINDs AND DooRs.

SAVING AND TURNING
FNHk Oldest FsiabIshert Rcf ond u4rr ay b he hat
ihe ahove Afticles, = psCctou ne shortest notice
henf conudeni 81 giving emil tahsrrbs o
@ a. hereofnre Ne public paironarc Havng recently 49,
I'D eapenis urnlns = hi business public esn nov
havs heI Eorh rfsf dfsgpToinfaf islay Give NJ ssn
fel-N MtLEs AMnLER MAYO frest
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VIM. w. HENRY.
a TT OR NEY At w

MI would call the attention q Dealers Pan.rx and
w fAruer 10 The article whc have on hsni ana a. s
IT thirty per cent. less than Peruvian f:unno
ana which claim 10 Guana t-TTiE.-
imported or manufactured In this country.
This Guano J. Imported by WM II. Of
JARVIS bakers Islands In the Pacific Ocean and so
genuine and pure imported II has been satisfactorily
many OF rominent farmer analyr-d ~ the mos, |
nrn aud popular Agricultural Chemists found 70 contain @
W.. hr seen W our culars large per BONE Ps
FlIAIt on LINZ AND PHoSPHORIC ACID aud other animal or
matter yiedns Ammonia sufficient produce immediate
abundant besdes substantially euchinr the sol IL
be freely used without danger burning the sri or p,nt Nv
coming II contact <iih H. AZ i the with other frtr
retaining great degree Of moisture plant 10 gro
SECTs $50 f'''e-' ''Nf-h VI IN
For orders In quantity (Which PROMPTLY attended, IN,
containing iaA particulars % analyses OF
farmers, Apply TO JOHN r. SARDY, Arrrt
No. - south 81, Of Wall 81 Nru Y,-E tytv
or 70 SHIELDS a soNERNILLE, Agents Richmond Va
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GO TO q. w. uUNSUs, punT

49, GRAPH AND FINE ART GALLERY 2I; MAiS sr
and his beautiol Rooms
that decorate the Eyey variety pctur. BELONGING 20 IN.
photographic be
taken In form and variety Of finish or exp,nre
has introduced eolored
life size, making asng miniature water effective porrs
In oil COLOR IN
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@PERFUMED BREATH, PEARIY

WHITE TEETH Perfect freedom from tooth arb.
pfNrL fLuiD-afrests dcsy diseased gums 10
healthy condition, mparis delightful aromatic fragrance 10
W mouth and breath Recommended by PIeAsans Ae
lehmond karg, Lynehburg. Cosby PefershurV Mann
e. Basion Raleigh n and Druggists everywhere
"el'-zLi FOrs he nv allD rugyi.t.
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- Almons and OH MyrhAnc, Iiuiistiaa 81 on Aln hsr
~ ' ''"A' 'oust- constantly for ssA-
ia CARNEs HASKELl, !, 4 ~ PIsit stree
NruY
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WANTED.-Fori the United States Army (u,onnt. = =.
w ed servtcel Ablebodied unmarried men 10 whom m
sm be given good pay board clothing. IND
tendance Pay from tl2 to t32 month MusIeians E&
and 10th streets. 1 n NonRs ""
se1-dkctf lst lieut. IstI Drag P..-,ia.
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Saturday, Oct. %, 1850.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELiWA

10 be drawn In Wimingion Del, Saturday oct a. 1850
. Nos. ~ Drawn Ballots
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'eat-dviMwAun COM on school sSS q be bs,rsn
NIGHT SCHOOL
or THE
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
EssIo SS to &C. sg@msass ;sa9d uond", che i5 q No
HORACE ? siifd 4 IT. Teachers.
NJ. } W GFEvr. iu.'rusisfn rraet,d Book keeping
An Who Is 9s, ~ H. .5 sna r'RT,5 ,,l
Al institute aT, entitled to Oh, privilege. or mi.
wg smAc5tEL,SE.l counfn,,
D y noWfS Siai School
WA. n. WILLIAM s,NrrL v Rid
PRODUCE
commission trchantS
" r CORNER WdfNJT Avn STgONp STGFFT
Cincinnati, Ohio.
liberal Cash Advance on Consig nn,cnts IT, ale =,
Merchandise bought and stoion q rursb,srrs
FALL AND WINTER DHY GOODS srnsr,l q,
,Srirasai q alls ~ f,nsy n Goods received store
'sia-qm y, ISL ~ T,,S 49, 49,,
TUsT RECEIVED AND FoH SALE 4 select
" as 'f'T n an q h a.s i RtHe",y .""dS'
Horn ivory Raebrr snd mn COMBS
ins CoI0GSEs
fOuA1TNs
ss s ''' in " Inc a' TsT f ' I'D. -' '.' c
PURE IMPORTED HHANDY AND wINR-
100 800 , s1 49, , 'ss ,ni eel 2 s'st'.
e. cssks Sherry, Port and Mstrrs Wines flr sale ~
"olf-" . 90 ptvENrOHr
SILvRR CUPS AND GOHLErS.-A ION ,.ssrtrp,,,
- ~ ~ ''e Of Silver cu' '0i GOBLET. sy- rr frsby
"'H 0ENNrr Eafie Square
BAsLI5D.WIS's PLtNES -J S 20 h,sa. lar, .,d
JOHNSTON BRANSTORp.
ocN Hgn ~ the Crcas Cot saw ia Main s,rr.t
on HUsHRLs NEW CROP CLOVER sRRD.
~ ~ hhh Rye gour, together rssIl io N sosd
cell W. ID HLEAsGSrs is,h Stree,
EuER obsHlas ena suaokins reba q, ssd real
NFanT BAEERs Drus Nor,
Wl it hain y, cor sbot, Pest 0Ess
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Tickets $40; Halves t5 Quarters % 50; Eighth. Si Is
Certificate Of Package Of l6 Wholes costs sos N
Do do 70 Halves. IS %
Do do 16 nghihs ................ ~ 90
az All orders for tickets certificates packages In any Of
e above splendid Lotteries, will with prompt and
confidential attention and The printed drawing sent As
soon a over; Address FRANCE. BROADBENTs co.
OoS-9uN'h Wilmington, Delaware
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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
OoASEA NI.GIsiA ANn Car So -
CIV AND OIL AIuOND.

RICHMOND, Va,
ENOR the sale Of Tussoco, CorroS war P,,r. -. =.
oI ~ slnd also lnr the sale nnrch -. -t =.
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Monday, October 81, Is59
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE.
TT ~

ON THE HAVANA PLAN
To be drawn In WILMINGTON Del Monday Oct al 1870
In these Lotteries every prize Is drawn
Prizes payable Ia FULL without deduction
SPLENDID SCHEME:
CAPITAL PRIZE S5nOOOl
1886 Prizes, amounting to 1891 500,
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Saturday, Oct. 40. 1859.
SPLENDID SCHEME
GRAhD CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,

ISL snd "a drsTn numbers 5000; Sd and 9TH DO t5n0.
Tickets $50 Halves 10; Qrs. 3; Eghths > ~
Certificates Of &c whoes. 400, M
Do &c HALVES. ......--..... H.. ~
DO &c Quarters .-........- :. ~
Do 70 fAghths --.......... 80 %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03
Receipts OF Produce,

Sss ;:oo bales ,
ssrd &sos Payne bales cotton
Sno / es-s GO. aso-o do BARLEY johnson aeos Do
&eo26 hhds Hewitt Norton &co56 tobacco
Rooia . Scenl DO Jas Turnsr-2 do Cromwell
Dc Glenn Gs1 bales
IBIS eggs Ethel SeoNs5 hay sb
-four oglesby Mecauley-4 DO Bethel Hare-76s bis lime
mdse Warren Gilmore &co III Farley Jurey &co-l
SIS cotton $
ST LoUIsPer steamer Hy GhSteanm,,ss sels -four i2S
ess hour Bard aaheld
Jas bales bay Watts "a &eo ,d sss -four
Kenns,.n2! bo apples Duffy scaIs bbls onions 10
spsys
Macaulay2 bb -four 40 bbls apples Thompson kcoi6
81 bbs frai. Sbs oions sehnside Wise bbs eggs 10
MI s sPp VIM s0sy %eo Benton Sso
IS Clark M9sbys cks pola 70 hss starch May &e1-s
e co... cases Haass DO aassn
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Allen 81 Al Nltenberges Boron6s Es,lin &co do
cotton Feoses cosunries ofdeToal 3sl bales cotton.
vIoKsBunG--rer steamer Match $50 bales cotton 70
ThSs John Wat ScoNao bales cotton
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03
G o M M E R c1 A L
Cotton Market.

Per Arr erica1 LIVERPOOL. Aug. IL. 1853
The Committee quote Fair Upland 7kd Mobile, Tssd Or.
leans, shd. p n.
The Bank contrary to expectation remains at ct
and of doors the market closes easier.
The American Cotton for this country is estimated at
80 900 bales
the last six weeks Ia s.. S97 bales.
The actual of the weak is 869 bales consisting Of
2 American 200 Brazil 1903 Egyptian and 5565 East India
The GLOWING has heen daily report of market On
the 5000 bes 1000 ape ua,ors exporters On
9Th 1000 bales 1000 to specuators and exportershe
ket has been quiet, with fair trade bu less speculative
The anads accounts hand after business hours
report continued fine weather for the growing crop ard
Of h cents receipt peace fro This SIDE
On the 9Th bales (netuding QUO Surss 1000 specua
exporterhe supply Of The better grades of American
has lie to-day and prices of snch rather favor
buyer In other auale the market is dull but without
chsnge On the 9th $500 bales 2Uu to specul and
ersbere feature In The marke to-day On the 10th
500 bales SPECTATORS and great mass of
Cotton continues the same time buy
mpl-n Of want of aty, and full staped Cotton
m .rket the 18th 500 bales ncudng 1000 sura
spectators and exp0rtehe desire sell has show ITSELF to-
day decidedly aud the decline in Low Mdng grades
distinct Ld p There accounts from Manchester Of
check the inquiry for India. Total Sales daily
estimates, 40 90 bales.
With good Of the growing crop In Amerc, spscna
10 check and the supply liberal that healthy
trade and demand a give steadness and close
the week at about "a. decline
EgyptAp and Brazil easier to buys Surat partial I'D lower.
April shipments of Fair Dolea to arrive selling at SGD.
The sales to-day estimated at about 5000 bAes0 to
spectators and exporters; marset dull ARMOUR i CO.