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srw YORK COMMERCIAL LETTER.

r,.,.,.,,,.o,,7. .cc nt RE Richmond EnqpircT. !
-. VA ~, ,,.GpN
Til. money market works easier this week, and CAL nah
r.,otv,,.J si.hou. difficulty n, s,5L, 10 per cea
eau DC "es -, mid. rat, p,!,n. pap.r ruu
she latter nslfe 'c''s ." ~ -.
ming Into February and January a. per cei'
"..s INV
b!is are "ai'eu ~ ~. . III, :, +, Ill
The Asia hence for Liverpool tomorrow VIII u j. 80
take out very li::e specie Steamer having TO land =. .C
nru;rl ports carry he mos, Si.S ars ~. s", ~ fms
for It exists in that quarter; whereas were sen " hs
land wpuii ayr!.. the "'cc>,y 81 FriH"''' '''''e
10 The .on;nr.t .: III additional sii"i''. ,.,-
Sterling BILL opened ht"Ey y.s:tfias' anu '' '.".
price demanded D.! i'e ss't "th'''r vs. irI y, ,',r
,.lrs ay. been G.:.c al !"P.a!!" "h.'h
ct. and the cI',e :heic was s'i . ori.n,-
~ depression wI- the dec!!:e III "''' q" -. DAY
France have also i.!.rr, and sales Ave 'es '' '
AZ j.I; ,.,;,,- ., cbI.,r, o.
Exchange was, 4. last accounts ~ srrr. =; ~
hi, ciIy. At New Orleans oIss "! NC" 'N 49, 80
per cent discount. . L.. rr,,,,I r,.-. IA.
TIE E"hs statement ruhl.':'e" !" ~ ,.,nys cam.
To'.,!t ihin had been ahl''lPa's". ,'I,w.
pared H;h te previous wees wei. ~
Oct. l. Vc,
GaIiaI....... G"gli ,f"cSiI ~: Dec, sg3:.i.5
Loan, :Il>,.u>..J- f't..tt',. To-. al rl>
Specie. l?s;?l:j i!!&.!i, Inc, ,,: .,rt;;
tircGa;ioi! .... >,s,.is $500: r. 3in -,
Net bspo'i'N... '"si:l@ V''"I'. - ,i ,lG,.I
The stock market VAS more hGo!" an - 't ~
generally u; better prices. United states - .!
~ United state % Of ''i a. V::, yy yor Cen
,r I;a,oad At >,i: Sorh Csro!in. .. At % California
:. a, -, and Pacific Mali Steamship comPat: a - ii IT,.
erd compared With lie , ,o last
ycaE ,.,. ,.-,,- ,,,..,, ,,,; las, week.
Win aSf, h',1 yys,,y HG ,,an ao 10 Il cents
PEI barrel The sales Of ali kinds have reached today
ae@%' :,V'' "1'Fs''' "''a' s'V 10 "'V' o. WHICH "
=, EIshmoa. virsiis .oT Eio Jan,ro; one 20 aSe 800
barrels and he other 5000 barrel. at 80 cent. ana
g c"rn .a. S.c",ns .carse, advanced ce. per
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RICH rOND AND YORK RINE u
II a Il r. O a ID.


NEW ARIA F:AIE.ST
AND CHANGE Of SCHEDULE.
EEGJLAR COESEcTI0SS WIFI EIAG ~"
queen { II. and urbanns, Norfolk. we,s gg.G.
And all the intermediate landings
On THE PAMtNki AND iORh klHLkS
nNA And AFTER MONDAY. OCTODSG u, TEE Pa
~ seuRrr trains stopping at Fair oaks Ncadov h'1aict
Tun.alls and the White Hou.- going and returning. VI,
Leave e,ih Richmond dr'iy teI"ep' sunosy :,
Arrive -. TIE White IIou.e. 10. do nsA "
Returning, .avs the White Hove. daily, lea's1' sa7
Arrive a; !i;h street, Richmond. daily d.. a. ~
On Tuesdays and Saturdays. au Accommodate Ira
sill leave the White House Atsa 4. NJ
Arrive at 18th street, Richmond at9i. \. "
Returning leave 2i,h street, Richmond, .,3$ z
Arrive ~ tie White House Il VI.
Passengers leaving Richmond nj u. !. " 40 I1-'''H
Thursdays, and Saturdays, Will csnaec: a tie Wiz" ie-'
with Mrs.rs Il T. Northern Co Four or.c P5.' Cy..'
stage Line 'or frnIi,r., King aud Queen Ccgr''heu'-
Cartons store, wright. store. CiurChvie. arrY II.
UrDanna at r. " days. returning, vii !,N'e u
bann, at A. ", on NJ niay', wednesiai', and fnt."
and connect With the train leaving he White Hou'e SAL
days At : r. NJ. for Richmond.
Through Ticsc,- TO FRAZIER. ............. s. .
Through Tickets to King and Qussn { .
Through Tickets 20 Cartons Store ........ -'
Through Tickets 10 Wrsht's Store ;.
Through Tickets ChurchVIc ...........- &.
through Tickets 20 CriaBna c.
On Tuesdays and Fridays the steamer SEA BIRD Csi;
Tho. VI. Souhgae, wi. leave the White iCc,r At y
the arrival Of the cars from kiemoni Cor Se'os ~
all tn Intermediate landings Oh he P"nGE.'y AND i.'!
Evrrs.
Returning all leave Norfolk on MonIny, AID Thursday
at s. Il, touching a. all intermediate AEdnss ,nd CO.
meeting with the ;FLD, lcaSGe ue "his House A.
for Richmond.
par, through q 80. meals ezra
Pre ht will be received 4, H. Once 81 Rockets, hes't
lower Gas WORKS, daily ill! T VI, sEd Will be ioTssrd..
the following days.
Yreish, In all be paid q, the Rockets, oeae. -
~ ScrrCe, viii be required. when travelling alons q
leave with tie Ticket Agsn, or Conductor ,..I stain
expressly that they have permission 70 car.
oct III TtIOS. R. SHARP. Sept
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ro,.c NoGrn.--On Sunday night last, Says

GoiSG NuETri.-On Sunday night last, (sa!s
Tie Lvmelburg Republican crowd o: hot lees thar
orc l.ousauI negro, assembled on the basin 20
take leave OF the negroes belonging TO The estate ci
.lr lat. Mr.. Frances T. Stacalc.ord of Amherst
c.u,,,. who il, accordance with the will Of the de
ceased wc-. ahnu, 80 depart hy wa: Of the canal, Tor
rec safe IN, whole number 50 free was -, men
wor,i, AMI rii,!:cu. lat "M!r - left, the balance
re,crri,r O. rr.in III sv!vi;gLc IN Old virginia. "a
liner thau enjoy t.,csr freedom elsewhere. Some OF
hos no a:i leave. were put on the boat by main
.,r., - much opposed We're hoy - leaving. M;iH
,,,onv cypreSsei their determination o: returning -
Virginia u. soon 81 Al opportunity offered. Nany
,.rr Tie we'll yi-,S rendered the departing negroes
nv ~. crowd assembled. AMI when The boats star;e"
from II r " aIvr-. the freed negroes struck up tTr-
~ ~, hack 20 old E.rs'ia, which "Hs joined il! ~
one and all AZ. IN tone when Indicate! PLAN:
lint 4, lr 10 Their free will. ;hcy w0ni gladly
lend the remainder q" their day, in scrr!tUd. III the
,u,r Of :h,;r birth. Tie negroes for severn! year
INST have h,c: under he charge Of Mr.. H. II. Lows,
tie Executor. r..p ,gYcr;n:cndci ;hc;' removal or'
a.. ;ue "tatc.
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s-Ew AND BEAUTIFUL CL0.xs


- received
ELEGANT VELVET AID CLOTH CLCAKS,
and Other goods, just received
Urtii WATKINS FiCKLEN.
WASHING NiCHINES.-Iarr-y', Washing
w Machine. the beet In Use, doing the WORK Of !"uT
women In ordinary washing. For saic At the Agents
Depot, l3T Main street. TliOS. A. HUXLEY,
IL
L.'rEI:I. S:iOIELS iND TOSGS.-firc sets OF
= Steel Brass anu bTCuzcd Heads Fire Stands, &C, 20
he had IL IllOs y. III LhLhh.
Oct II
iJGEIGS NOTICE.
T5tE attention - III" trace generally IL called 10 cur Auc-
uIl ale VI sugar. NUgs,-, &c, - TAX" place AZ our
office ;il. morning: commencing at !" o'clock.
Al,O will ." Gr 90 the thpvc sale, L. cases Boots and
Shoes. sutc, 81 H.. approaching ."tNo|
o., ~ EuNLOr, Mu%CTEE& 60.
NEW EDITION.
I FADING CASES IL EQUITY, 10y White ( Tudor. Will!
notes Ly Hare Wallace " vol, svo. jus: put
II.L,i and for ,a,r., MOl:EIS' Bookstore,
Orr lt .; Man
AYR. nADISOS.S LIRE AND TITES.-
vi JAMES WOUDOUSE y CO. have received, aud ~
fer for sale al their cid stand
History Of the Life aud Tines of James Madison. ly
Hon Vim. C. Rivrs. With engraved portrait C:'om
IueIaiou) Of Ir Madison. Volume !, syO-t. -
Oct Il
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I'r.urtL WoEK FOR 4 MrSER.-We perceive
tina, Mr. job Adsrs late Of she Chesterfield Coal Mines o.
virginia. formerly Of the mining districts Of War~icSshiFe
e in Enssni. has been recently essay!ng the ecirFins
role I. New York H., theme the coalition .. male
and female slavery ia Southern States, compared with
.lc -brar ., the white savrrT system 81 England
y- I. ,horoug.goin. plain Elg.shman, OF the kiaa
Who k,rs his vea;her-y- ope and understand things
when he and feels them He ha. recently published
snrl ON mining sad to he Just the ing for the South
", rc--.; that Mr. job Ad.n, "AngloSaNon friends ari
coutrymen he North, did not feel deeper interest in hi-
views; hence the Lecture IN pecuniary point Of ,ts
~ audience.
Let Nj A. come Richmond and lecture: he has already
been before public IN admirable illustration o! ih-
practical utility OF physical development Try again. Al
in. and haze the patience Of job, through fair weather or
Font
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TuAxxs.-Wc are under obligations 10 the
Northern Mail Agent, for s.. LoWs papers ahead Of
the mails Speed and progress marx our modern
career.
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vnprn,v N,pErTs Der IS

Co.y-Yr!!D~ ~sssg white ssas9 mixed ssass. Ma
a&l wH..T-Prinr white Slal:5 prime :s! slN
Flo,r--ramly $..;:;, Extra e. .5st -, ssPse., IS
g. Otls S,u - C.s.
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.rw ORLEANS MARKET on II

y
Cn;T0x-Sal-. today Of "J bale, az los G6 =, Z:
nllI!ncs III" sale, o. tire" days amount 10 SO
the re,rip, 500 bales. a.ainst 1900 the re;-pn .
same week last year. Receipts ahead OF !1.t year s
bali. Sugar 81, a:y. new crop -. c:s old GSAo. c
Mo!as.cs - c:s Tor crop frisis Or cotton to I've
pool glGI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-14

SECRETARY FLorD.-'rhc Hon. Secretary of
War. Governor Floyd, has arrived at Washing
ton city. His many friends will be rejoccd TO
learn OF his restoration to health.
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Not .ARnr>IEr.-R"bcrt II. 0vcrstrcet,

..ho.. 900 i,o.~l ..j- "i this stock = held hy
dealers ,.,r -ii;mca, 10 foreign por,-.
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SAVANNAH MARKET. Der. 4.
Co,;ai--ssles to-day Of ?2O bales market Cal az &;
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AII.IuN HnrICE
.NI:W EDITION.
SPLENDID STOCK ca
PT MO FoTTE5.

PIANO TO1TE5.
TAMES wOUpITOUSE & co. respectfully rr/
- announce that they succeeded In saving 81
rNH,INED from the fire which recently occur k1TTSf
red In The building occupied by them, their J ~
Entire Stock of Piano forfcs,
which are ready Tor examination an! sale.
They also saved a Large portion Of their
hooks and Stationery.
Thee together With newly purchased stock, will be- ar
ranged in their old stand within week In the meantime,
all orders addressed us. heretofore will be promptly
and faithfully filled. oc' IL
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AUGUSTA MARKET, OcT. II.
Cc,oi.-saics to-day OF Sc3 bales; market Gas!,ns:,
CHARLESTON MARKET, OcT. II.
C9lCE-Sale. today Of 1890 bales, msrk.; dep:,"g'
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TRACT or LAND IN AWE

LIA GUuHrit E ~ o;1mnris coisrT M TiIIRS
DAY 2IrV DAY OF OCTOBER, l-j!
DY virtue Of a decree OF the Circuit Court OF Amelia
county shall offer for sale, on The day and at the
place above mentioned that very desirable tract or parcel
OF land lying the County Of Amelia, Immediately On III"
Richmond and Danvi!lr Railroad, about three MI IS from
J-iersyie station said road ahou. h'e miles IRON
the Court House " which the late Dr. Richard T. Wilson,
died. seized and possessed containing 40 acres, ~ re-
cent survey. .
This land In good state Of cultivation, admirably
aap,ci to the growth Of wheat aud tobacco, aud well
iimberrh.
The buildings 10 good condition; The residence WHIT
snail new. IN. other buildings Of them and In
good order they are all Of them, necessary for snc
crssful farmer.
TEEu-:-Ca.I FOR expenses o! sale. say s:"-hehA5"c"
on credit Of and years the purchaser TO execute
bonds with good security carrying interest from date, and
the title 20 the property BE- retained ua:!l pal! FOR
LEiNbEE MASTERS and ALIEN. DONNAN.
-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-14

Mr. Peter Goodwin, highly respected ciii-
zen Of Fairfax county, Va, died Oh Thursday
last Of apopcXy.
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FAM or THE yInGINIA CENTRAL AZ


To BE HELD IN RICHMOND, oCToBER24 Tc@'
a 7 hu-ri!ng OF the Executive Committee. he'd OF ias
"A 5h last, tie following addition. made :" s re
m!Gi. list , published
l. For he hes, crop o. Wheat per acre. 10: Ic lisa
y acres. 80.
q: FOR IL. brs, crop Corn per acre no: l." ;.n ~
acres. 40.
.. Tor the he, crop Of whe4, per acre, cot s., 49,
acre. as.
ror the bee: e:op Q. Corn per .crr no: !e" hss 80
acre, AZ
Persons comrr:Ir. or these IGeGrm., al3ir' -
fore The Committee O: Judges ia. testimony o:.s -. a
d!slni-reSt-d Hi'n"s. IN sustain their claims.
The foIlogns al !Cna premiums we're inser:st 10 t'
30:
FOR IL. hes, half acre Of Ru'a Baga TcrElp' SO
Por the ties. hall Of any other description 0: Ic p
80.
The toow!n: mobilization. In the I!!es lad Eesa!saa'
Ywr. also ira lie
lor.e, which have been entered .3r exhibition rsT
removed from the grounds and returned s.aia, a; -
discretion Of th- Fr,,!sn:.
Hay and ,..av 10 be furnished 10 all animals .atere.
pr-u!iuGns, free AZ RGrgr.
Committee on crop. Of whoa: and Corn Hon 7.
Hunter. Of Essex. mIn b. Harrison E4, P!ae. u'or1
D. V Fga.,sn Clarke; S.lF'anci, CsD-l, tsq, H-,0
pr Wm. +. Walker. G.ochl.a1, Thomas WaI.in', 70 o.
Hlii,aI. pr John Mayo. w-s;GorelHud; Henry We.
FAC New Kent Vim. II Clark. E.q., Halifax - h.f'
ton Esq. Henry; Wm. IS. ws;t', E,I, E5-E3ss; :.
{ DIWMoCs,
0r, lG--lz s.ey "a G. Al
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Er..iaHESr or \ NoroHIors GyE"LAE.--john
W Rand, the notorious burglar, vino escaped
from jail in Concord. y. H., a year or mere
since. where he WAS hel,! in custody OF Il
charge of breaking into aud stealth: sum Of
money from the New Hampshire Savings Bank,
mas been arrested III Montreal. charged with
store L,eaking
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Cmxr>Al.--An.o"s the serious eases before

Mr>ICx.-MR. CHARLES ELLrurr.-A noble
musical ,g,mt j. in contemplation Tor our cia1cns
rcx: week. a. will ic seen 10y advertisements. The
celebrated yin,ini,,. Mr.. Charles EoI in councNon
with the service, vi the uuc:I admired Madame
lioinyl;r and the popular sismor g. GcGr.e, assisted
iv other .rt!,tcs. VIII give concert on Tuesday AID
cduc>.i.y rrNt 81 tie Coc.lIh!an Hall on M:.:i
street.
I'M, con.cr; ar;s. evidently attract ho,i o: lie
lover. pl .:la.aIlicyu; music Who nrc E"% III to"u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-14

WILLIAM q. .HfLLEE,
IL,iE WIN ,LSN. sii..tr.
GENERAL COMM!SS lOS MERCHENT
MOL: the sale Of Tobacco, Wheat, a. Once Oh I'n'
Il street OPPOSITE Tobacco Exchange
- strici n;,t alton rai,: t. al!ins cTder'.
-cgta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-14

DRANDIES.-Fine Cd Brandirs and Wines, Cham
Or, Is SELDES MILLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-14

St George Tucker, the prcsen; clerk Of the
Virginia House Of Delegates, declines rr.elcc-
ton by that body.
Tie War Department has ordered Lieut..
Col j. b. Macrudcr to proceed 20 Fort l.ca'c"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-14
ICE.Cy r0.t uoN>,C,1's JEANS.

yIrE have In ull supply of these celebrated r.
w sfna Jeans believed! t. he superior 10 atty similar
goods manufactured: for sa!e .1uiactrter, :ce' by
o., It KENT. PAINE 4 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-14
llrsr,>os Cor~r-In case Of the Common.

NTIE'IN ' IsISV VI VIC NN''''''7''
..cati y, Grady, charged with abduction and 1;o-
,ardy, he defendant appeared in Court, and gave Sc
,y Tor the carrying out Of the order OF the Cont,
J., the ,tim 81 =. "un and Was sci at liberty.
.io.n L. ray ~. OF th, city, CHARGED with killing
u; the eth - tcmber William Graves, livery STA
10 kcnpgr va, hr"ugh; into Cont. The evidence WAS
.liy i.carJ, and Tie accused ;rinaEGcd I'll! to-day.
III, c..-c ui Join II. Melton. y. la, on charge
If ,sIor..I. O. L. StIrs, called The PRISONER
waived hearing before tic !ust!nss Court. and en-
,.r, tie matter Tor the Circuit Cont After some
r,y.l matters. the Cont adjourned Ill! today.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-14

TorAcco Is RCuu"ND.-Thc figures below
-loyr the stool! Of Tobacco remaining IN the different
Warehouses; in the city Of Richmond October ~,
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ORE MAwGEr>.-NO: much change from
Tu,~days quotations viii he found il. our price cur.
r,at :,-duy. Bu,on and lard are firm. Com is very
,y,r,y and coGmand- good price. Wheat is iirner
sni parcels OF prime, white have recently
brou.!, over Al per Lu>hcl. The toh&. CO. market
cvit.auc- animated with good denm'ld Tor Fancy
hrigh; kinds
The money n;.r!ic; is easier. The G.l! trade has
been very favorable ana mi;h !Gt few exception, the
accounts of the crops Oh the whole are ., highly
a,orah.r na:IG" tbs year - the agricUturis Among
our ADVERTISEMENTS w..! hc found the popular 'G,.
uv,- iirlo, t" the day where al dealer, may rest
.Ec,l tia. they will get m value for their vn,iay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-14

>ricrDE N NATION CoryrY.-John Wallace,
. citizen OF Marion county, residing 1t sret;a, on
the Valley river, co'"mi;;a! suicide l:.-t week BY
hansm: himself IL II slo.~-house Tea: li- residence
Tic ,iee,a-, / leafs "a Vie and four children.
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Nrw MAmkEr EAcGS-:d DAY.--Thc second
dag W. mil" hea. for the pure, with 80 Ell
trance -: Forfeit. 40 added ny the Noinsrook Hotel
fr four year ODDS llsiyt the ayor!;e There wcEs
six entries. bat only Frr NE following with their
order and time:
T.&T. " boswell. IA {. rlane, liam Nina, by
Boston.
O. r. IIarr's h. M. GoiGleaf by Trojan dam Gold
T. VI Hail. rr. u. fate ry Chlldc I!arol1, lam
IS rriHn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-14

,.vyr 81 1nI,: 80 y hhi Dsb
Holman - 100! ~. I.a..,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-17

THEArRIcAI--We may safely say that Mrs.
FARREN has played nothing during hsr pres
ent engagement more successfully than "Cla-
ri'' last night in the fine play of that name.
She looked even younger than usual, and APP
pearcd to great advantage in every respect
She was well sustained by the beautiful and
gifted Mrs. HENDERSON, who sang a pretty
song very prettily in the second act. MISS
SEAMAN. who has musical, well cultivated
voice. sang "Home, Sweet Home" with ad
mirabe taste and skill.
Last night was Miss FANNY FITz FARREN's
benefit She has fully sustained the reputa-
ton y hich preceded her here, and has won fresh
laurels each succeeding evening of her APP
pearance at our theatre. Fame stands wait
ing to bestow upon her her brightest smiles,
and to win. she has but to WOO. She appear
ed last night a. q" Julia" in One Hour. or The
CIynivdL Ball, with her usual brilliant success
!Adaks and Faces and The Bellies Stratagem are
up for tonight.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-17

MEDICAL SOCIETY OF SHELBY MEDICAL Coll
LEeE.-we were one of highly delighted
auditory that attended the anniversary Of the
above Society last Tuesday evening. in the
elegant Lecture Room Of the College.
The exercises were opened with prayer by
Rev. Dr. SEHoS, after which the late Presi-
dent, Prot. CALENDER made an interesting
and entertaining address. taking leave of the
Society. and thanking the members for their
kindness ~ him. He dwelt at some length
upon the advantages of such societies ss ad-
juncts 10 the cultivation and disciplining of
the mind, uttering truths which should be
deeply engraven upon the memory of his
hearers. The address was chaste, elegant
and forcible. 1t was the first time that we
bad heard our friend and former co-laborer,
but we were not at all surprised to find him
graceful and polished speaker. He has the
genius and the brilliancy to shine in any
position He was followed by Prof MADDEN,
the newly elected President of the Society,
in brief inaugural. DIR. MADDEN is one of
the ablest and most scientific physicians in the
State, and a. lecturer stands preeminent for
the clearness and vigor of his thoughts aud
language. His address, on this occasion, ex-
hibited these qualities in striking light
| The Society over which he has been called
to preside will do well if they properly ap-
prcciate and treasure up the principles he
enunciatcd for their advancement. When
he sat down Mr.. ]. II. SIMMONS made the
| Salu,atory Address on behalf of the Society
1t was well writted, and was received with
much pleasure.
After benedictiOn by DIR. SEHoN the audi
ence dispersed, amply satisfied with the in
tellectual entertainment which drew them
together.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-17

Fair be the winds that wan his barque
To shores beyond the seas,
And foul the tempest which shall seek
To wan aim back 10 these.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-17
GAIT OU = Il
Louisville. Nv.

The Proprietors of the GAIT HOUSE, pre-
pairing for large increase of travel fam the
opening of the Louisville and NASH vile Rail-
road, have enlarged the Hotel to do1Sle its
former capacity, with new and excessive Bill.
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation ofthe Gait louise. as strictly first
class Hotel. shall be maintained. The House
is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Office of the JEFF
fersonville Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern and Eastern Cit
les, and the landing of the United States Mail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East,
are within square OF the Hotel.
@- Baggage Checked in the Gait House
to all the principal points, North, East and
West.
ns- Time from Louisville to New York
3S hours. auglS-6m
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QommerriaI.
DAILY PATRIOT UPrIcE,


WHEAT.-Aetivs and in demand at sL00
@I 90.
9 FLOUR.-Therei is an active demand. We
quote superfine at 81 SO, there has been a
slight increase in Extra Family and prices
firm at Sc 90; Double Extra at Sc so.
SEEDS.-Market dull with a slight decline
in Glover Seed at Sc 5O(97 90. Herds
Grass 81 259sl so; Timothy Seed So ESQ
So so; Clean Blue Grass 81 IS; Stripped
81 80.
BACON.--Shoulders are worth s@s}
Hams IL 90; Clear Sides 10 rs.
LARD.-GoodL Lard in suitable packages,
l29123.
CORN MEAL-s1@I 10. This range in
cludes the retail prices.
wHIsKY.-Rectifed 25@2s; country
brands 50(975c.
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 9. Boiler 81. Sheet
S4994. Hoop s3@9i. Pittsburg-Bar 81,
Band s. 96. Horse Shoe 5, Nail Rod Z, Sheet
5t96, Hoop 7@74.
NAILS.-Threes SIS SO. Fours 81 SO per
keg, Skies 81, Fights So rs, Tens and larger
sizes So so.
DRIED FRUIT.-Little doing. Apples
81 90. Demand good. Peaches-nOne in
market.
RoPE.-Grass IL @l4c. Jute ia, Cotton
Thread 22}923.
LEAD.-7t cents p b.
SHOT.-Buck So 40 Drop 81 80 per Dag.
Notwithstanding SIS 90, and Rife 81
90 per keg.
GINSENG.-In fair demand at an increas-
ed price. We quote at 30(935 cents.
FEATHERS.-There is moderate demand
for this article; price SO cents.
BEESWAX.-In demand at IS cents.
SALT.-FiDe sack is orth Sl75(GS2 90;
Coarse, 81 so. Barrel 40c per bushel.
SUGAR.-We quote, in bbls, s "a /,
cent less in hhds. n. Y. Coffee Sugars l009
ll3c; Crushed and pOwdered113 I2}c; Loai
1IRl2.
NOLASSES---In barrels, 40, in halves
As cents.
GOLDEN SYRUP.--In Barrels Toe, in
half-harrels rs, in kegs 80 cents.
COFFEE Stock light, demand fair
Prime Rio is worth l24G9l3 cents. Laguyrs
| IA; Java 1920.
CANDLES.--Star, firm at 19 for IA OF
| FL for full weight; Tallow, lie.
HIDES AND LEATHER-We quotegreeI
hides cents, dry IL;
| Oak Sole Leather SOC. p q. for best quail
| ity; Harness 80.
RAGS.-For Cotton Rags in good order
cents is readily paid.
| WOOL.-Tub-washed in demand at 3:
cents, pulled, 2S(930; unwashed 1920.
OILS.--Linseed, S5c; Lard 81 10; Tanner
10000; Cod Liver 81.
| BALED HAY From store $50 per ton
stock light.
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by Mrs. ANNIE CHAMBERS KETCHUN. and pub
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1t contains many charming articles, but none
more charming than An'1bdre Ne. poem by
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il edited with more ability than The Lotss.
In deserves to be literally encouraged by
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