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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
sixth DsrEIor counr iMs GoKpELIA THAYER wife Of
New Orleans. BAND-No. l69l
/ DO HEREBY CERTIFY. That Oh the Sth

| DO HEREBY CERTIFY, That OH the Sth
day Of October, 1852 Judgment rendered in this Court
in the suit of Mrs Cordra Thnyer wife of John j. Daniels
her husband, in the words and figures following wit:
In this submitted the for adjudication, the
Cont having duly considered the pleadng evidence and
cssons Of the defendant, together with the law relating
thereto
ordered and ecreed that there be Judgment in favor
the plaintiff Codelia Thnyer and against the defendant John
j, Daniels her husband decfeeirg separation property
parties dissolution acQ,iesis
hitherto existing between them that the furniture
described in Az ne lion viz
piano forte, three hair Sofas eighteen mahogany hair
cloth chairs, small ditto mahogany hair
chair sideboard Two mirrors, marble top table
secretary wliainot, fancy clock ditto
one large lamp one amor Glassware eartienwaFe
and fixtures and kitchen furniture, large besien
marble top bueI two velvet carpets two small edseds
shades curtains and cDrnices dining sideboerd eighteen
chairs, linen towels, freirons, books etc
mating stair clothing and ewelry slaves
Nancy aged about forty years and
aged about forty live years be decrevd De
nphernal property.
1t further ordered that said plaintiff have Judgment against
the defendant for the of fifteen hundred dollars legal
interest from Judicial demand, costs privilege al lowed
married for the restitution of their paraphenn and
other rights.
Judgment signed October 8, 1853
tSigneCl r. X HOWELL. Judye
In witness whereof, ereunto my hand atfx the i'm
preston Of the seal Of said Court New Orleans 10th
OF October, A. d.. 1852.
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Meu ORLEANS laiIp Grfstfnt.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the POst-OMce up to
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1859. los
Ladies' List.

A
Albright Martha mrs
Ackey Margaret mrs
Arian Z Is mrs
Aitkcn Jane mrs
Allen Kate mrs
Allen Caroline mrs
Baker Cecilia miss
Baker Martha A mrs
Baker Mary r mds
Baker II n mrs
Barker Ellen miss
Barnett Lizzie G miss
Bangher E J mrs
Barns Rosana
Bassitt Sarah A mrs
Baxter mrs
Bradford Anne mrs
Bradley NJ mrs
Blackburn Fany miss
Bedell Elizabeth mrs
Bels0n Bridget miss
Bill Elizabeth j
Rpnrfield II nj mrs 2
Benson q mrs ...M
Brendy Rose
Cable Mary L miss
Callcn Mary T
Camp Julia mrs
Cannon Margt miss
Garrick Eliza mrs
Carberg Ellen mrs
Carnody Mary mrs
Carroll mrs ~
Case Eliza mrs 2
Gary Catherine mrs
Chappell Sarah miss
Clark Rosa mrs
Clark p A mrs
Clarkson d miss
Clayton Margt mrs
Crawford E J mrs
Crawford Mary mrs
Crawford NJ ID mrs
Childs Emma j miss
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II. + 7 n I'm TIt,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Unlcan

slxrENE Coue pE DrsrRerl PIERRE PoGTz vs.. HYACIN-
de la Nouycle Orleans : THE BISTES-ND 76li
TN yERTU dun writ de saisie 1t vente IL
IL moi aresst par Honorable Sxieme Conr District
houyelle Orleans dams iafaire clessus l. proctdera
uARDI Is de noyembre 1888 midi Hotel de la Cite
de Ia Commune, les du Camp Migasns, lad.
Indication de-
CSE cERrAINE PORTION DE TERRE, sitrte en- cette
paroe Ia rive paehe du bayou SIean, l5g pehs
6ponres DC face au t bayou sur me premiere pr9ondeur de
90 re' pouce ne gne doie OH Ia die portion de terre
angles drots 40 pie pouces profon-
deur de 2s pieds Ii pouccs ageur de 1877 pieds
Ensemble les bascs alnilofai0ns gni
consstant ieux yieiles constructions bois.
tetie ppprtG bonie dun pupttG de Dame
Auguste Gfigpm de aitre par cele dAuhur Blanc
derfiere par celle de Chrisioyal Morci
lie tout Sas dams rafire cidcssus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment dc fadjudcstion.
.n f.. 7. PARKER,
OH % 81 nj rs Sheriff AZ In Parosse d'flrltsns
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DEuxIEsE couR DE D1srnicr }suCcEssIoN DE cIIAs N.
FAIkENfiREN EFT son
Wis est par ie present dOnne aux cream
a clefs dela Sisdc Succession
que celia pent cocere dure sous dix iours dater
de Ia psente publication, les rnsons pour lesqecs co,np,e
prtsehit par lie CaeTr de la de
pfoVa ct homoogm ct les ons eIartis
mtmcnt au dit conptc
Par orife de Ia Cour.
ol2 Is q II MJCIIOT. Dtnut6
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CANCERS FROM SMOKING.-The remarkable re.
search made by NJ. Buisson upon the danger 81
smoking has attracted the notice Of the French
Academic, and has been rewarded with high
praise. The horrors hitherto unknown, or I'M
acknowledged, with which smokers are threat
ened, nay more, convicted by NJ. Buisson are suf-
fcent upon bare anticipation to ruin the revenue
and pipe makers also. Cancer in the mouth NJ
Buisson declares to have grown SO frequent from
the use of tobacco that it now forms one Of the
most dreaded diseases in the hospitals, and at
Montpelier, where NJ. Buisson resides, the opera
ton Of its extraction forms the principal practice
of the surgeons there. In short period of time,
from 1915 to 1885, II. Buisson himself performed
sxtyeight operations for in the lips at the
hospital Saint Eloi. The writers on cancer pre-
vious to our day mention the rare occurrence Of
the disease in the lips and it has therefore become
evident that it must have increased Of late years
in proportion with the smoking Of tobacco.
The use of tobacco rarely, however, produces
lip cancer in youth. Almost all Buissons patients
had passed the age Of forty In individuals Of the
humber classes who smoke short pipes and to-
bacco of an inferior quality, the disease Is more
frequent than with the rich who smoke cigars or
long pipes. becomes evident, therefore, that it Is
owing more to the constant appreciation Of heat to
the lips than to the inhalng Of the nicotine that
the disease is generated. With the Orientals, who
are careful to maintain the GOODNESS of the mouth
piece, by the transmission OF the smoke through
perfumed water, the disease is unknown.
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III St Charles street. continues to supply the
QFYSVSLosS OF TEETH without wires or springs
sIII ILL upon his new principle of self adhesion. This
m method has him universal approbaon and
FlClA TEETH hitherto invented, aud in cases restoring
perfect articulation and mascation perfect natural
IN defy detection observer Dr.
Mets ms.nod Of filling teeth with gpd combines
entirely and scrupnlously Dr. W. sincere
10 the inhabitants of New Orleans vicinity the
extensive practice they have favored him with fifteen
Office and residence liz Charles street second door
from Lafayette Square, s' sen If
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

SECOND DsrHr os qF TIM LATE E
n. . esa LIZ a.',s r;
NJ Rfs NV Dc
Sif s'is "Sy's' " en- s1s
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the 4, buildings A.,
Ills civ in the square bounded BY eiesie Fsrddo, M
ard ar sn a hy s No. psp drawn
i.d h sss 4 faa ns yIss 1857 dsp''
and sa e and 81" on on i
street b 100 feet in depth and front on Howard street. between
TEXs aND ,asl .s!s said ,sa
s 70, 50 "a , ,, forty aes
day Of lie nadcaon tie payment # saa f ma ,e
sa debt ,o,, two certain ti notes s for @ each esscnted BY
dated October 18Th 1871 and payable IL twelve eighteen
and thereafter per interest on which said notes ali lie
interest," i've dollars has been paid up 18Th April
h onsali IL o%st sss"rsi By
date thereof. '''"''' ''' 's"' '''e'
Sheriff Of & 'i;s T F4 rin y Glsaas
DH's+,s aGRD Re sHg ED
d%n de venie ios9 lie 10
1 de p'.,,ie s = S ;s fNisms
% i DE- aars%e 'fs % los
de- H. Gt rs De 4 Commune entire les rues du Camp ct DIES
'. tS Eahs .sss:n s Vile
hchliece 10 ~ de james
Graiam notaire public
lie dit forme langle es Pedido ct Howard
"a es gncs de face Ia Periido
W pies de prooneur entire lgnes pnraees et face In
Howard
amtorations qu s'y rouvent
CUSDIIIONSCette proprtta ven,uc sujette bail
expant lie q mai 1852 $40 Pam payabes reinstatement
$40 chapne mois, ncqnircnr o de collector 10
loyer comptc jour de l'adjdc,tion lie pale
ent dune hypoteue denN bes de la
Dc SaHe If . Ga ct s
dix hut mos de date porunl pour dinare Ian de la
date isqna echsancs cette hut cent Tan
in,drc les leis oins So cite iisqn'nn II dayr
compliant Motto billet de rncgrdreir, propre
odre garan hypotheque spectacle Ia propra yenue,
f.. I. PARKER,
ola "a ii nj IL Slarif de la Pnroisse d Orleans.
sl1a@ i nsrns .G r9TIz y YAoSrHE
Rf VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sale
- to me Directed by the Honorable the sixth District Court Of
New Orleans In the above entitled will proceed sell
public auction, tie City Hotel Common between
camp and Magazine Streets on TUESDAY, November 18th,
1859. AT II o'clock Nj
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, in ,ii, Parish. It,
the left bank OF the Bayou ST. John having 59 feet 8.
inches front said Bayou, by first depth Of IS feet I
lire portion ground opens
right angles AZ feet inches and has second depth Of 2is
II inches a breadth Of 1877 feet.
Together with Hl the buildings and improvements thereon,
consisting of two old frame buildings.
Bounded side by the property of Mr.. Anerse Ggom
the other by that OF Arthur Blanc and in the by that OF
ClirsoSa Mnrel,
Seized in the above snt.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. ,...o..s
+. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
syrEuE couR M DIsrRer PIERRE PogTz vs.. HYAcIN,
LA. N.,,,. L. -
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NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERs.-rn 5

NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS. - THE
Board OF Supervisors Of Assessment will meet in Room No
Is City Hall At u O'Clock NJ Mondays 10TH l7lh 2ith
and 3st of October instant. aud Saturday the i5,
vember poSmo to review the action of the Assessors
and to receive application for relief from parties who
from the city during the time the Assessment Rolls expos
ed for examination and correction by the Board Of
August and September of the present year. in
The undersigned will attendance daily from 10 o'clock
A. NJ till O'Clock p NJ for thirty days inst
exhibit the Assessment Rolls and to receive such applications
for relief as may be made -
JSO. A. WATKINS,
Secretary of the Board of Supervisors Of Assessment
Newt r1p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-17

CONSOLIDATION OF TELEGRAPH COMA
xIss.-The American Telegraph Company,
controlling wires from Sackville, N. b., to
Philadelphia, the New England Union Tele.
graph Company, with wires from Boston to
New York; the House Telegraph Company,
with wires from New York to Washington,
and the Magnetic Telegraph Company, with
wires from New York to New Orleans, have
formed q consolidation Of their lines and tenn
poTarily organized by the election of Abram
s. Hewitt President; Genus Barnum, Vice
President; Francis Morris, Treasurer II. w.
Russell, Secretary. The other directors are
Amos Kendall, VIM. NJ. Swain, Cyrus w.
Field, II. O, Alden and J. H. Purdy.
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Joseph Lacy, convicted of firing the town of
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, has been sentenced to
fourteen years imprisonment seven days OF
each month solitary confinement.
The scarlet fever has been prevailing to a
considerable extent in Cincinnati Out of 81
deaths in that city for the week ending Oct I,
81 deaths were from that disease.
The Tennessee State Agricultural Fair com.
menced at Nashville on the 18th inst. The
first days attendance was estimated at 10000
persons.
A moral debating society 'out West, is en-
gagged in a discussion on the following cues.
ton: If husband deserts his wife, WI ich is
the most abandoned, the man or the woman!
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u At the meeting Of the Church Book So
ciety, on Thursday night, it turned out, Curl
ously enough, that the four speakers who had
been appointed for the occasion, without any
knowledge OF, or reference to, their birthplace,
were all natives Of the Old Dominion. One Of
these was Rev. DR.. CRAIK, of Louisville, Ken
lucky; another, Rev. DR.. Lay, of Huntsville
Alabama; another, Rev. DIR. TALBOT, of In
diana and another, Rev. Dr. MORRISON, OF
Lexington, Kentucky, whom many OF our
readers will remember as at one time Rector
OF St. Johns Church, in this city, position
which he filled with unsurpassed ability,
learning and efficiency.
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TEE AvRicAs MAILS contain nothing i'm.
portrait that has not been received BY teIe-
GFaHh. The London papers stiil comment on
- san Juan affair, and the Times il unusu.
ally BITTER. The other journals look alone 10
diplomatic settlement Of the dispute.
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N. yxRy. PINE PEx AND PENclL.-Abont the
public. u that manufactured by ssTodd 4 Rsv-
aoids." New York. and for sale by j. w. RAM
poLpH The pen Il gold: and the case 10 very we'll
and win says man great dsaI Of trouble who has
qecaeson for prompt notes lwho has not y when
travelling Or ont on business.
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railroads of Boston-the same as the street
railroads contemplated in Richmond-employ
1877 cars, 1875 horses, carrying an average OF
35175 passengers daily, and the receipts for the
year amount to S75U,000, or about $4,000 per
day. The Traveller says the increase of bust
ness upon these roads astonishes those most
interested in their success.
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fOhituary.


brief notice appeared in your editton a Ic t1e
18th inst, OF tho burial Of NJ rs. r NM Puon ~
NER co,sort of Bernard H. Buckner, Esq, oil
orkney, Madison Parish, Louisiana.
II is due to the many virtues oil the ceasou, 20
say, that az member of societs, she was an ornn-
mcnt; rs mistress. she was Kind and humane; - 9
neighbur and fiend. she was charitable and hrni;
and as Christian, she was pure, sincere ana con-
Gcing. ,.... u
For some years she had been deyotlng her love ~
God. She had been laying up treasures7h Hea'eh
In early life she was beautiful woman, Tor Mea-
ven had smiled upon her fair countenanee' on. u
later years the nroads of Ill health foretod the au
vent Of the fell destroyer. The efforts o. Skill anu
tie advantages Of travel gave no reilei MoIs oeao
pede puisat pauperi tabernas reFnm que teatop,
After traversing the past summer the mouhth.ns
Of Virginia. like a wounded dove, she wendell he
course to Richmond to die amidst her Trends and
relations whom she loved well, and II mas psen
most gratifying to those who witnessed iier ias'
hours to see with what nerve. yet Christlan y. q,
sisnation, she met her fate She conifontsa ueaa
without fear; with her Characteristic nlmnecsii
she remarked, ~ am not afraid to die; pace la
faith in the promises OF our blessed ene he
| fore me-" How gratifying to witness such dea'h
"Oh! Grave where is thy victory,
OH Death where iy thy sting =!
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PRoeREssING.-Iti is expected that passen.
ger train will be run on the Alexandria, Lou.
don and Hampshire Railroad In few days.
The road is now completed to within about
niae mile Of Leesburs, and already freight is
being brought down from the stations on the
road.
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SAILED ron EURoPs.-The steamer City Of
Manchester, which sailed from New York for
Liverpool Saturday, took out I'D passengers
And e3so,0o0 In specie. The Teutonia, Tor
ncuthampton, Hayre and Hamburg carries
out Ia passengers and e750,000 in specie.
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SUDDEN DEATH-Thomas Barlow died sud-
denly in Washington, Pa, on the I'd inst He
was Secretary of the U. S. Legation to Russia
in 1871, and was at wilma, where the great Ma
poleon held his court during his invasion OF
that country, and remained there until the
French commenced their disastrous retreat
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T OCKSMITHING. BELL III A NGI g !,
L SILVER PLATING AcimIhe sub; subscriber hs mas hs
has laid in large spgPy # m N sE Of ths Ss;.
ING SILVER PLATING, ETC., and invites pub
c attention to his business He has emR t TIE
to order every kind of Lock. to HANG BELLS in the
best manner. and to do Silver. Piat,nI In = style s
country All his work is warranted, or no sale.
After an experience Of many years n this city,
this country, he fatteIs himself that he can give
satisfaction, both as to workmanship and prices,
and therefore solIcits orders from town and coun-
try, which will meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishing to have LOCKS MADE OR REPAIR
I'D, BELLS HUNG in any style, or SfLvER-PLATfNa
executed in a superior MANNER are invited TO call
at his establishment on 10th street, three doors
south of MAN, where they will be attended to, at
the shortest uotice.
Orders from distance, sent through the Post
Office, will be Immediately flied and Bell hanging
done in any part of the country, at city prices.
Address VIM. w. SNEAD.
Silver Platter, Locksmth and Be HANGER.
DC H-d3m 10th street, Richmond, Va
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FoE LIBERIA-The colonization packet
Mary Caroline Stevens, will leave Baltimore
on the first of November for Monrovia thus
offering an opportunity for the transmission
of letters and papers to the Liberian settle
ments aud for the African squadron.
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THANKsGIvING.-The Governor of Penn
sylvania has appointed Thursday, the oath o
November, Us day of thanksgiving in tha
State
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ma Second supply Of ys,cYoAvs,,
MANTILLAS! MANTILLAS!!
BREI. DE, n &c + Q x,
OPEN THIS MORNING. SATURDAY. 18TH
OCTOBER. =
Another large and very attractive assortment Of
MANTILLAS.
Every novelty of the season, both In
oN0 A' GNU BREEDEN & FOX,
o,,s-1w 2l7 Broad street.
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ACCIDENT FROM CARELEsSNEss.-Mrs. Ellen
Stewart, OF Baltiomore, left her apartments on
Saturday morning, leaving a child, three years
old, and a baby, playing near the fire. The
mother returned to find the eldest burned TO a
crisp and dead, and the infant frightfully dis
figured, both having caught fire during her alb
sence and their screams having been unheard
by the other tenants of the house.
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PAs.rxexR. PER STEAMSHIP YoRkrowx, PAR.

FAssKNGk FRS FER STEAMSHIP fORkTOWN, FAR
RIsH, from New York:
Edward Want, H. Brown, F. B. Dixon, S. Beebe.
A. Armstrong, ]. Armstrong, Mrs. Armstrong and
children. Mrs. NJ. +. Shedden, And. Morton, Mrs.
Wilson. Mrs. Capt Parrish; Richard F. Haviland,
Jas. Robinson, P. nj. Burbank. Oliver Simpson,
David Salisbury, William Catieart William III Il.
Harding, Miss Virginia Burhtt, Tholna. Harrison,
John Ly chheld James Miller, Philip M. Vanann,
Henry Lyford, David L. Doyle, James Smith, John
Stewart, Miss Mary Smith, Miss Jane Patterson,
Mrs. F. Joe, Mrs James Stewart, Mrs. Eliza
Campo and child, MISS Fannie l.. Sturdivant, Mrs.
r. H. Gays, Mrs: c. Rowlsnd and child, NJ ISIS
Mary Gosl!n Miss Virginia Mackay, SAMUEL J.
Miss Fannie Herman, s. H. Sublett, Jno. F. Mayer,
3. " Jones, Y. Z DAILY : NJ. Whseq, 8 III K: SMITH
Crofts, c. I. Orr, NJ. w. Hardt. X, l.. Wilson, E;
g Jones' E. D: graham, Il j. fpiilerW MTs ana
IT, Smythe II. II. James, T.. c. Maury, S. B. Hunt,
VS. Cook. H: A. Renau,d, s. H. Flatman, II. J.
levitt, N. o. Moore and ii passengers IN steerase.
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mA A Card.-Mrs. w. Fleishmann, from
CHEAP and tasty Millinery Store, begs to form her
friends and the public in general, that, for the bet
ter accommodation of her customers and othe RS
Waiting the city during the Fair, she has taken the
store No AZ. on Main street; next door to the 81
the nth of October, and offer for sale. during the
period Of one 1nth ~ s9trebY new spe
Ribbons, HEAD-DRESSES, ETC., of the latest
Styles and at prices which will ensure quick and
rapid sale. A call from all in search oil cheap ana
beautiful goods is all that wanted. oc 1-2w
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COM NJ E r CT AL.
Richmond Markets, Oct. is. Is

FLOUR.-There is nothing hardly doing in the
shipping line, and quotations are unchanged, Viz
Superfine 9S.50o5 IS; extra S6G6 20.
WHEAT.-The market is still little heavy at
former rates: Good to prime red Sl.l0 to 1.2O; DO
white Sl35aI4O. An occasional choice lot OF
CORN.-Stock still very light and market stiff at
Slol 05 FER bushel.
Northern AID Southern Markets.
ard street and Ohio, S5.l2. Wheat closed firm
white Sl.20n Sl.40; red. S1l0f Sl.20. Corn is un-
changed-whlte and yellow class. Provisions
closed steady. Whisky closed firm, at pc.
MOBILE, Oct 14.-Cotton-sales oday 600 bales;
middling 1ota; sales of the week 1890 bales; re-
ceipts las, week % 9l5 bales against IA, la5. The
receipts are ahead of last year 80 60 bales. Stock
at Mobile 81 800 bales.
ORLEANS, Oct. A-Cotton-private sales to day
of 500 bales Sales OF the week 43 500 bales Re-
ceipts OF last week &c 0G0 against 49, 900 bales The
exports amount to 5000 baes-total $4,000. The
eipts are ahead of last year $4,000 bales. The
receipts at all Southern ports are ahead of last
bales Exchange on London ga o91a. Sight sx-
change on New York par and 4 premium.
New YORK, Oct l5.-Cotton CLOSED unchanged
sales Of 100 bales. Flour has advanced 5d I0c.-
sales of 20 600 barrels State S4.55 465 Ohio S545
1850; southern S5.30n5.50. Wheat closed heavy
sales Of 5000 bushels: southern red Sl.2O. Corn
closed 6rn-saes of 5000 bushels: white snd yell
low 81. Pork closed steady: mess Sl5 l2nI5 Is
prime $40 75al0.9O. Lard closed quiet at II rll1sc
Whisky closed active at 9n297ac: Molasses closed
firm at 40142c. Spirits OF turpenlne closed firm al
47c. Rosin closed quiet at Sl.60. Rice closed firm
at 313A4c.
Circulars by the Africa quote Va. SIS, 1886, and
Va SIS 1855. at S4a86 Tennessee6's are quoted al
SO1S2. Sales in New York Saturday of $4,000 Va
6's at 941a, and 5II 900 Tenn. 6's at 50.
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na- We have received, and offer to those
in want. splendid assortment of RICH VASES.
Among them will be found few OF those teant,-
mired. Call and examine them, at
STEBBINS 4 PULLEN'S
China and Gas Fixture Store.
oc I4-4t Corner 9th and Broad streets.

rs To Tobacco NJ n nu faeturers.--We
Coleman to make and sell theE PATENT TOBAC-
co PRESSES, with movable HETAINING PRES
SES, and are now prepared to make them at short
notice. We call the attention of all manufacturers
of tobacco to them. We claim for these machines
LIST. Labor saving.
I'd. The work is done better.
3D.. The small space they occupy.
4th. The immense saving of money IN the outlay
for machinery.
mill of tobacco is get by one of these machines
in from three to FIVE minutes, and relied of in the
retainer to side track. and allowed to stand as
tanners are procured, the tobacco can stand for
hours in the mills.
L. Lotter, J. B. Royster 4 Co., Turpiu i Var
trough. EITENGER Il EDMOND,
Manufacturers of Portable and Stationary Engines
and Saw Mills, Cary ST., Richmond. &C I3-lm*
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E.-Az
DIED.

On the 14th mat. aflsr long and prosraetsd ~
and MARY J. Pryor. in the Sd year 81 ms ASe.
Weep not for me. my parents ueal,
am not dead, but sieepefh here.
Ma California papers will please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-17

THE BRITISH PROVISION CONFERENCE.-The
Africa brought out news to the effect that the
tenders for the British Government contract.
for Beef and Pork all in, and that the
Irish bids for the former article range from
e. to e. for Beet, considerably under the Amer
lean tenders. Irish Pork is rendered at E6 19s
to 81 10 per fierce. On the latter there is no
competition allowed on the part of American
packers.