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The Slave Trade.

Some of the abolition journals are attempt
ing to extenuate the offence of BROWN by ac-
cusing the South of an effort to revive the
slave trade. Passing by the absurdity OF such
justification, it is not true that the South has
revived or sought to revive the slave trade,
and Virginia, where this in famous outrage has
been committed, has been, from first TO last,
against such revival. We have never seen a
par ticle of evidence that anywhere in the
has been landed, and that was from North
ern ship, built in Northern ports by Northern
capital, and the profits of which were intend
ed for Northern pockets. We have just OBJ
served in Philadelphia paper that the "yaeht
Wanasrsr, with its officers and crew, composed
nearly all of Northern men," has again given
the slip TO the Federal authorities and started
on an expedition for the African coast. And
thus il has been from the beginning The
negroes were brought and sold here, in the first
place, by English and Northern men; they
have put the money in their pockets, and in
many instances laid the foundation of large
fortunes In the immense gains accumu-
lated In that trade, and now they turn round
and want to steal them back again, excite them
10 rob and murder their owners, and declare
that that is proper punishment for the
South for attempting to revive the slave
trade, which nc one has been attempting to
revive, except the abolition philanthropists
themselves, by whom ii was begun and is still
carried on.
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Markets. Oct. %.


Cameo SALEs.--Saes yestefday, py Niess : u
mond Davenport Co., OF 3i5o bags MO .oaeo ~
ar average of II 49, sales of 1850 bags mo ae. al
an average of lIo.. tcargoes Of barks Amy war
w.k and sallie Magee;l Of these. 500 bags were
purchased on Philadelphia account, 200 bagswent
T., other cities in this State and to Tennessee; ba-
ance sold in Richmond. Sales also oil 400 SACKS
Salt at S 5s1a. Bidding for Coffee brisk, and prices
realized sood rs were expected.
FLouR.-There is a better feeling IN the mar
Aet thou gh transactions are Hunted; because Oh
the sht stock aud small arrivals sales oil super
fine to Shippers NJ ! 5.625a To 1915. we quote ex-
IRENE prices 81 so to 1915 Extra Sc % to $3.50.
WUEATs-'Fhe market IS more buoy ant and buy
ers less raid. paying the higher prices Tor an IN
ersas a. ut nh of SAMPLES We quote good 10 prime
kna : Is 10 81 % do. White 81 SO to . As.
CORN.-The market is nearly bare OF Corn, and
il sells readily at Sllo
Northafn Nafkets.-tBy TELEeRAPH.l
BALrimoRx, Oct 2s.-Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat active-whlte 81 IS al 70; red 81 goal 30
sions dull Mess Pork Sl51a; prime do. III. Bacon
sides Iol,, Wh.skey dull at 2Sc.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.-Stoeks heavy and closed
dnll Va SIS unchanged Cotton frmer-sales OF
900 bales Uplands at Sll7s, Flour hrE-Southern
SIS 5Qaa.75. " heat duh and nonInally 2d3c. lower
red Sl.40al.42; white 81 30 Corn dul-yellow
slo2 Beef steaay-rncss S6dlD. Pork steady
mess SIS IS Is IS; prime Sle 93GI1. Lard declined
y and quoted at 1922 Vile. Whlskey heavy at asa
Other articles unchanged.
Sales in New York, Tuesday, OF $50 "a. bs al
Ss9iSt; ssh eco Tenn. 6s at $50; = COO do. at SS's
and 900 y. Carolina 6s at S97la.
Newayork Cattle Market. Oct. &c.
Beeves declined 1c.-efierings 600 head; quota
items 51ea9ts; extra TO. Sheep declined IS 50c.-
offerings II 900. Swine slightly lower.
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We stated yesterday morning, that visit TO
the Fair Grounds on Tuesday, left with US the
impression that there were not SO many peo-
pie at the present exhibition as at some Of its
predecessors. This impression was entirely
removed by the vast assemblage upon the Fair
Grounds yesterday. Except the first great
Fair under the auspices of the State Agricnl-
tural Society. we doubt whether the attendance
asany previous Fair exceeded that at the pre-
sent. The railroad was busiiy occupied IN
transporting the visitors TO and fro bet"ee"
the city and the Fair Grounds, from an ear -
hour till late in the evening ana pai % W.
day two locomotives Were required I" nv
the extensive and crowded trains. IL must w
rceoliected. too. that carriages, wagons, Dug
.,ss 80 were in active requisision during the
Say conveying people 10 and from the
Grounds.
1,,. sxhihitfon was exceedingly gratifying 10
al Tho fine cattle were brought out upon the
,,ouuds and the very superb congregation OF
horses Were marched in procession around the
track. The evening closed with the exciting
scene of the trial of speed OF quick draft
horses. which was witnessed with inteSst by
the thousands present.
The Fair is beyond all doubta success.
To-day, there is TO be speech from the Hon
A IL II. STUART in the large tenta i2o'cIock.
An additional attraction will be the parade OF
the First Regiment of Virginia Volunteers,
under the command of Col. AUGUST, on the
Fair Grounds al 3 O'Clock. They VIII be re-
viewed by Gov. WISE.
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Er.uce aud ENGLAND.

The Indtpendsnee Beige declares that 1t is the
settled purpose of the French Emperor either
TO redeem the English pretensions TO naval
supremacy nth a war or without one. The
Beige does not state what those pretensions
are. but leaves it TO be entered That France,
feeling it's strength, in consequence of its re-
cent military successes against Austria, Is anx-
ious 10 try its hand on the sea against England.
According to another journal, the only point
in which France could have right to be Oh
Tended, would be if the English Government
should endeavor directly to oyeraWe turkey
into a refusal to permit the Suez Canal to be
dug. lest it should place the rest of Europe
nearer to India than Great Britain tits said,
however. that SO far, matters have never yet
assumed that shape, and 1t is the Turkish Go
yernment which has refused, and been anxious
TO refuse its sanction to the Canal, because 1t
foresees that France would then probably
seize Egypt and convert the Mediterranean
into a French Lake. There is far more
danger to the world from the military supre-
macy of France than from the naval supre-
macy of England
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Chase,s Life of Pm, Icu.x

We have received a pamphlet copy of the in
feresting chapters on this subject, published by
Mr.. CHASE, In fhe Richmond ader. The au-
thor writes with simplicity and in an enter
tanning siyle, aphserye. however, some i'm
portant AtsereS He In regard TO JosEs'
birth, IN Re Richard and Scraps
and oti1 - events In his history, be.
tween rhle and the admirable Life o,
PAUL Jpnnsyhy his grandson, Col. SurR.
suRnE, ana ~ LtSs Of JONES, by the late ae
cempiish4d usnnmander MACKENZIE. U. s n
but ous limits do not permit us TO point Them
ont
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Ashland Races.

The races over the Ashland course COM
mence to-day with two fine races-one of two
and one of three-year olds-in which some very
promising horses are entered. The sport will
no doubt be animated. The track is said by
Judges to be the best in the Union. The build
ings are we'll designed and present fine APP
pearance The best rules are adopted for the
preservation of order, especially with refer
erence 10 the ladies' pavilion. which has COM
manding view of the track and is secured from
any improper intrusion or annoyance what
ever We anticipate that this fall meeting
will open in gay style.
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Union ofthe Fairs.

1t is regretted by all, We believe, that the at
tempt made last summer to form union be-
tween the State Agricultural Society and the
Central Society, failed. This regret is but in
creased when We see the spacious and well ar
ranged grounds of the Central Society. we
consider their union important for the cause
of agriculture. The combination Of their large
means and their influence would give pow.
erful impulse to the noble cause they are strly-
ing to advance Cannot this union be effected
We appeal to the friends of both Societies to
exert their influence to bring il about
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tI>-S-1s know, for the Fairs: Tor we have Two
Fairs IN RchmoEd-that IN the Meehanies
Institute and the mammoth one at the r ar
Grounds. some two three miles from the CITY -
As to the former, the articles which 1t contains be-
ing more calculated for the use of babies, young
sTls ladies'. and the elsgaats OF the day than Tor
people of our age, will not attempt description
Of them AS to the Agricultural Fair, though more
interesting TO me- my sight had soon Its luii con
tent of mettesome colts, hne COWS, lat oxen, enor-
nous hogs. giant cahbages and puniphinS. tiieh
felt keen want of seeing, and, above all OF eat
ing some of thFgood things of this world; there
fore quickly took the cars and rode back TO town
AT fifty steps from the depot. stopped at that
house OF which you have already heard so mucn
with regard to its external holiness and interior
elegance; but with me such things are oil little con-
sequence. pecIaIly when, as the French say, mon
esto2Hac parls. then entered, and was met by the
ever smiling, attentive proprietor, whom al
dressed to obtain some substantial refreshments
What do YOU wish to have, SIT! was the question
asked ME. Well, what can you give me! we can
help YOU TO coffee, chocolate tea, Jelly, Ice cream
cakes pies fruit of any kind preserves OF all SORTS
on sters pastry, &c, &c. There ,cas the rub the
keener was my appetite. the more at a loss was
FOR choice. At last called for picked oysters,
Which ate t T r vaSfB 81 fZz could
serve you with ice cream OF quality unsurpassed
in any place in the Union. but oysters was a treat
quite unexpected, which resned the more on th ma
examined the splendid assortment OF merchanaIZe,
the samples of which only are exposed IN Alr. ~
store. either repfesentins american pfoauee, or
| Sardines AnchovieS. Olives, &c, &c. which are
prepared for the paates of the princes and kings OF
| Europe | saw such wonders in the way OF Pre-
| serves Dried Fruit, and Sugar things, that con
/ sider this establishment as req FdT s'SeJ' out,
| AS much more tenpfjHg Fair than any one ever
saw before. have very little doubt but every Vsl-
| tor from the country will pay visit TO Mr.. A.
| PiZZ[NI shake hands with him. and take some OF
| the good things in his splendid store
ours VISITOR TO THE FAIR,
| Richmond Oct %, 1859 &C H-1t
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HAMPTON ROADS. Oct. 26-Arrived, snip Arso,
of Bath, Me-. from Chjnchas.
New YoRk, Oct 2i.1Cleared brig sitka, steel
Norfolk. Arrived. sehrs. ]. Williams; curtis.
Wilmington, n G.; Ned. Henderson,, do; G. 5.
Watson, Davis, Newbern. N. c.; s. Il. Jayne,
jayne. Richmond; and the following from VIZ
ginls: Mary A: Irvine, J. Tway, c. J; Erickson,
d. NJ. French. Nile. Ripple, ]. T.. Brady. W. Ben
nett. J Birdsall, Sophrona, and Q. H. Lee. 25th-
arrived ,brigs Virginia, Chamberlain, Norio Tx, Lam
kah, Brown, do; and the following seho9ners,
all from Virginia: Davidson, Z, der; James Hpiss,
Francis French. Goodband: ]. Van Zandt. Bur
large; Maria lizabeth, Bowker; Newport, Jones;
and John Taylor. Lynch.
Schr. James Steele, Martin, Fredericksburg 5
days, with -four. &c, to order. oath lnst. during
the night. went ashore on Sandy Hook. and was got
Oft Tuesday morning by steamtug Underwater,
Capt. Anthony. Has received no damage.
Schr. VIM. Allen, g masts) Grant, Norfolk.
DAYS, yellow pine, to master.
BoRDEAux, Aug. 7.-Arrived, ship Enterprise,
McLane, Richmond.
GIBRALTAR, Sept 2s.-Arrived. ship Jas. Guthrie,
Pitman Richmond and cleared for Genoa.
Providence, Oct. 23.-Sailed, schr. Hampton,
Eddens, Fredericksburg via Newport, where she
will put in foremost
BALTIMORE, Oct. 25 -Cleared, steamer Belvi-
dere, Keene Richmond: schrs. Jno. lien. Glover,
Petersburg; Henry Travers, Wyett. Norfolk.
NORFOLK, Oct. 25.-ATfived, ship Kate Hunter.
60 days from Cardiff, with railroad iron.
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LYNCHBURG, VA, Oct %.
Intelligence being received of the supposed
arrest OF Cook, one of the fugitive insurgents
from Harpers Ferry, and OF his expected ar
rival here last evening in the 10 O'Clock train.
quite crowd were assembled at the depot
with view of getting a sight OF ''his high
ness" There was considerable excitement
manifested on the arrival of the train, and 4
rush made for the cars, when the conductor
informed us that the aforesaid gentleman was
not on board, but safely lodged in Fincastle
Jail.
A movement is being made to get railroad
from this city TO Danville, and for the further
ance of that design. Il meeting viii be held at
the Washington House of this place on the
coming Friday evening. at half-past seven
O'Clock. for the purpose of appointing dele
gates To Il Convention, 10 be held on the Sth of
November next, at Franklin urtHouse.
The Eastern bound train on the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, due here at 1045 A.
NJ, yesterday, did not arrive until $50 =. NJ
Detention caused by the locomotive being
thrown off the track by running over a horse
near Salem, The locomotive was consdera-
bly, damaged. No other injury aseertained.
Nighton, who was mentioned in yes terday's
letter as being arrested for cutting +. Chisolm
with knife was sent on for further trial. and
committed to Jail in default of bail for $500.
This is the day appointed for the meeting, in
this city, of the Grand Division of the Sons
of Temperance of the State of Firgnia-up
to this hour the arrivals are scattering. To-
night they TO have grand publication
and welcoming speech from the Mayor of our
city. PINKNEY.
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s - VII be seen, by reference TO our columns,
delegation 70 the meeting OF the Coal
\ .ss Aalrend Company, Al Wentworth. N.
9TH Of November, has been ap.
4 meeting OF the COMMITTEES is called
X 49, Aissrnoon. As this North Carolina
= pfojecs T. Of the highest importance
ss.s 80 sy Me hcpe there will b. full al
sssdAses - Tie Committes~
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MARRTUD.

BY Elder Geo. @. Exal, at Chiswick. on the 18th
October, Mr.. JOSEPH C. MANN, of New Jerset
and Miss MARTHA f.. dan ghser OF the late Ihos.
Maxwell, oil Hcnrico county.
On TUESDAY evening. 18th instant by the Right
Rev. Bishop McGilI, DR.. ". @. SHETLAND, OF
Buckingham county. Va. 10 +. LAURA. only
daug liter Of Edwin Needs. Esq.
IA Philadelphia and New York papers please
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STREET FIGHT-A street fight occurred in
Marksyille, La, on the l4th inst, between
Judge +. North Cullom and two brothers,
named john G. and T.. T. Lewis. The ARRAY
wa. expected and "a large crowd of spectators
had gathered, two of whom, to facilitate
matters, led off two horses which We're be-
tween the com atants. Seventeen shots were
fired, two OF them fatally wounding f. T.
Lewis. No other damage was done, and the
Judge shortly after resumed his place on the
bench, and proceeded with his judicial bust
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DIED.,

Suddenly, Monday. the 18th inst. III Hanover
county, Va. SAMUEL II. DAVIS. AGED - years,
lea ing widowed mother and several hrothe ,I .
and sisters To mourn their loss. Wehope their loss
is his eternal gain.
Ma Petersburg and Winchester tVa.) papers
please copy.
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SEDITIOUs LANGUAGE.-T. II. Stillwell has
been arres ted in Alexandria, Va, and held 10
bail in the sum of $500 for using seditiCus lam
guage in conversation about the Harper's
Ferry invasion, denounclng the institutions
of the South. He has been a resident of that
city for some time past
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Richmond, Oct
- TILE Under SIGNED. HOARD

HTs~--~s THE UNDER SlGNEDs A BCAED
- Of Managers of the UNION SEAMEN'S
FRIENDS SOCIETY of this city, believing the
wants of Seamen visiting this port luStlheu IN,
creased attention and greater effort for their moral
and religious instruction. have authorized their
Chaplain. Rev. +. J. BOGGS. to solicit sulscrIp-
tions for the erection of a SEAN EMS BETH Eli.
on or near the Dock, and earnestly commend MN
to.!he liberalIty of the public, and suggest that
what is done ought to be done immediately. as the
Chaplain's term expires by the 18th OF November,
and the MANAGERS are unwilling to bind themselves
for a new term of service unless the amount ne
cessary for the erection of Bethel is subscribed
They are assured that while the cause thus far has
1een eminently successful. hut little more can he
accomplished without house in which appropTl-
ate services can he held. At present: thrnus the
have the use of their meeting house on SUNDAY al
terpoon and night: but this arran2s ment is tenn
porary and was only made until Bethel could be
established. , -
The Managers of the Society are already respon-
sibIe to considerable amount. iand are unable 10
keep up the Society, without the sympathy ana
llbe raj support of the public. and II tins cannot be
secured. they will he compelled 70 abandon TINS
1ourishing and important work. The aTnountpFo
rnsed to lie raised, to uild Bethel. is ten thou
sand dollars Three thousand OF this amount has
been subscribed, ard they earnestly hope the bal
arcc will he al an early day.
They earnestly invite the cooperation Of the
various Churches in the city. and resFectuily re-
Cuest the ministers TO bring the snhect. IN some
prominent way, to the attention OF their congre-
cations.
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rs Goods for Servants Clothing

rs Goods for Servants Clothing
PERKINS CO.,
Now offer a superior stock of FULL CLOTHS,
SATJNETS. TWEEDS, KERSEfS, .LiNSEf 3.
SHIRTIN6iS and FLANNELS, of the best makes.
ALSO,
2ooo Negro BLANKETS, white and colored, at
Planters and others are invited to give us call.
oc 25-t1stN
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Schr. J. H. Depuhty, --, New York, flour, ID.
& w Currie 1,r
sch- Pandora, Travers, York River, ndze., w
D. Colquitt K Co.. WV
Schr Burnett. Johnson, Philadelphia, mdze, W
ID, Coquitt Co.
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rs RICHMOND THEATRE.
FOURTH FESTIVAL NIGHT!
On which OCCASION IN horror of this
JOYFUL ANNIVERSARY
GREAT AGRICULTURAL FAIR,
The management will present a
MOST MAGNIFICENT BILL,
Consisting of
DRAMA.
COMEDY,
FARCE.
SONGS,
DANCES
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HARPER's MoNTHLY.-We have Harpers
Monthly for November, from a. MORRIS.
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49,, THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR: -
- NOTIcE.-To prevent collisions that
might occur between the Railroad Trains and
Carriages, the latter will not be permitted to enter
the Grounds by THE RAILROAD GATE, but
will enter by the Gate on Broad street. extended.
oc Pit C. DIMMOCk, Chief Marshall.
HA City papers copy.
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g., sH0CkOE HILL GENl


! JUAN ZZINI-
cAN6Y M * N FAcTG R R,
Has in store and offers for sale, to the city and
$50 whole, half and quarter boxes RAIsINs,
s S H bag an, and b bales YEGss NUTS
RlEs, PEARS and PINE APPLES, in
9 boxes vEkMlc EL .dd fRd MAcchR ao,'l
wholesale houses of the kind.
sssS large quantities
ckkYlfssffAffizEp f FRUiTs sts.. etc
oc 27-6t JUAN PIzZINl, No. l2s Main st.
ADD, WEBSTER a. CO.'S
= SEW SEWING Nc MACHINES
TOOK THE FIkST PRkMInM ;,
AT THE LATE Ph E4lh IL
IADD, wf rEs,E1isp : co.'s
SEWING MACHINES 4 q | NJ
AT THE PENNsYLTANiA SITE FAIR,
ADD, wEBsTER co.'s
- sEw sEs9s M Aahnl
Took TT HE Ei Ia4E fEk FEN iS s'r Goblet
KENTUCKY.
T. HORTON KEACH. ACT,
oc 27-4t CorInthian Hall, Main st.
NORTHERN APPLES.
Just ''''. 50 iR'i TsErsta E THE
NORTHERN APPLES,
s. HELLER'S,
9th street, opposite
oc T--lt* New Market.
CLOAK AND MANTLE DEPOT.
- 90 MAIN STREET.
CLoAKs FOR
LADIES,
MISSES,
AID
CHILDREN
oe V--2ts Z. EZEKIEL, 81 Main st.
A COOK, WASHER AND IRONER ron
"a GALE. to remain in the cit6 Young WO-
MAN accustomed to cooking, Eashlns and IRON
in e. xn,.h s lncumbfancs. Apply at this oics.
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LYNCHBURG, VA, Oct. %.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
Excifemeat-Railr0ad Scheme-Accident, Sc, &c
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Miss TaIteY'S Poems.

The Poems of Miss SUSAN ARCHER TALLEY'
of Va, published by RUDD & TARLEToN, N
Y, contain some Of the finest productions OF
her brilliant pen. She is "A woman OF real ge-
Mus and exquisite sensibilily. This volume
will add to her laurels. She has no superior,
we question whe Their she has equal, rs a
trup ppptpSs in Our country.
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ds--.->. DR.. INGRAM, OFFICE AND RESI-
So, DENcE Main street. below Pearl, one
door below T. K. Price & Co.'s Dry Goods Store.
&C 26-2wF
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA. ocT. %, Isi
SAILED,

Hgh Water ms day fqAnrsaay)5 O'clock
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HEADQ RS

n HEAD4 UARTERS
Al LIST REGIMENT VA. Volunteers
E RICHMOND, October 25th 1859. !
WOrdprs No. Is.
~ This Regiment will parade on THURSDAY.
the 9th instant the Capitol Square, at o'cIock,
p. Nj.
The staff will assemble at the Colonel's quarters
at the corner of Main and oh streets. at u to
o'cl ok. By order, VIM. MUNF0RD,
oc est Ad;utant.
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s. J. PITCHER, Acting AdJt. oc 24-dtd
TNsPECTioN LARDAND RITTER:


INSPECTION OF LARD AND BUTTER.-
! COMMONWEALTH. ATTORNEYS LEGAL
OPINlON.-l am OF opinion that the duty of in
specting Butter and Lard, under the Inspection
does not depend upon its being "otsred" for in
spection, or IN other words it does net depend on
fer inspection or not-pTorided he sells 1t or offers
it for sale in the city, and the tubs, trims, kess
u CHI 80 Of the Code, it true, speaks of the
article being Offered" for inspection; but the same
of Hour and other articles, which, it is conceded,
must be inspected il exported or put on Loard OF
ton (i2d provides penalty in each case. 1t pro.
ydss that 4 any person shall EXPORT oar or put
Gus ST Inspection sGe or shall export or asamp
port it, shall sell ATTEMPT to sell any hsh &e
same harms been Inspected as reqa,.d BY .a,o; ne
shall forfeit two dollars for each barrel cask. box
al e fh the aw must Be by
ms pectof to the Attorney Tor the Comlhonwealth
rel ~ ofu Butter pta or lard exceeding in wesh 20
pounds, must be oticred Tor inspection TO the In
psetSr a ssi0ro it can be sold IN 'fs DANIEL
T lME- ResendaaIle Cement. calcined PLAs-
loco casks Rockland LIME;
800 barrels Rosen dale CEMENT.
100 barrels TAR.
oss received i IGTaE shs fS :, on the Dock
A GRItuLTuRAL WORKS AT RAN
"A p0LPH'S Bookstore and Bindery may be
found all the valuable Agricultural Works
RuFFiN'S MANUR Es. ESSAYS and FARM
Frs REGISTER, JOHNSON'S CHEMISTRY,
SOIL &c GaI NJ IRE ,BAucHERr on H0RsEs
FARMER, FLINT ON COWS, FLINT ON
GRASSES, &c. oc 27-lt
RRANDiES.-A large assortment of choice
- Observation-Disclosures Dock, Hennsssey. osard,
Dnpuy Co. and other pure Brandies, dark and
pale. warranted pare, just out of Custom House
A'''' ~ '''e e'''A WiNsToN POWERS.
PARTICULAR NOTICE TO VISITORS
TO THE FAtR.-Yeu are invited to call at
SIMPSON L. MiLI4ERiS aud examine the large
stock OF Ready made Clothing. ll9 Main street.
SIMPSON 4 MILLER.
nssENbNG IOBALIO.-We have now in
- store Apricot. sultana and Pride Of Louisa,
Natural Leaf, IL hit pressed Tobaccos. Also, In
dspansaiie, Oronnko. Lane Star and other choiee
brands. p. JOHNSTON x BRO, Druggists
HAVANA CIGARS.-W are in recent Of n
supply Of the choicest brands OF genuine Hs
vana Cigars. from the new crop, which We cal re-
commend tor flavor nd rtchnexs.
+. JOHNSTON Il BRO. Druggists
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO. al
~ the hnast quality. Tor nale BY
JOHN W.PoLLARD. Druggist, I7th ct.