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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-10
1870 NEGRO HIRING, 1910
AOOo HOUSE RENTING, &c. 1OOO
NAF RI rrVT u 4
G. w. n. TYLER.

G. w. n. TYLER.
Office on Marshall. between 9Th and It'll Streets.
The subscriber again offers his services to the peo
re anS sna the surrounding country as
fIs1 ' JST HoSsss ana
CoLLEGrInG THE HIRES aud Rents, and all
ether CLANS HsAI an snd sELLiNG NEGROES and
It's acquaintance with the people and places In
hlchmond Is very large having been, from 1851 to
1857. the keeper of the City Hall and other city
property. door keeper to the City Council. and pO-
lice officer.
He will give his personal attention (when re-
year: His Office is on Marshall street. between 9Th
and 7th, In the former law office of James Lyons,
Esq Persons in the country sending me Servants
send their negroes by the LIST of January. 1889
Thanking those who gave him their patronage
future, and hopes that many others may confide
their business to him.
Ror his fitness as an agent and his responsibility
for any money that may GENE into his hands he re-
fers to the citizens of kchIaond generally. and
recially to the following gentlemen: Hon John
johnson Esq, Common Seslth's Attorney.
MEMBERS OF tn. CITY CoUNcn-D Saunders,
President; VIM Allen, Edwin Robinson, Dr W
and VIM Richardson.
Messrs Conway Robinson. Gustavus A Myers.
FtliY Mathews, VIM II Haxall, Vim Timberlake e.
y Lipscombe, Goddin Apperson, JAS Tay lor
bert Snead. and julius A Hobson. Collector City
Taxes. g w II TYLER,
de 3-dtlaJ4cw6t Office near Second Market.
NEGRO HIRING, &c.-The subscriber
~ continues to hire out Negroes rent out houses
sell Real and Personal Estate, and will attend to any
ether business requiring an Agent. Having an ex-
tensive acquaintance with the citZeps of Rich
mond and its vicinity. combined with an experience
of upwards of ten years in hiring out negroes. he
alters himself that the homes and prices procured
fer them will, heretofore. give satisfaction to
in oil
of sickness. share of the public patronage is
licited He refers to the following persons:
REFERENCES Judge VIM " Crpmp, McGruder,s
Garnett, Capt Jacob Keesee, Heprieo; VIM 2 @
Ramsay Walker Hogans, Hanover; Elder r Hen.
Queen; Capt Henry Tmberlake, Or Lee Edwards,
King William; Elder james w Goss. Orange; DIR
John DuVall. Petersburg; Elder Coleman,
ScottsyilIe; NJ Ware Elder Peter Ainsey, Essex.
RO LYME. General Agent,
Office in Basement of Metropolitan Hail.
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no BRICK MAKERS For sale, from

VI BkICh MAhEhS FOR sale, from
l. 1900 to 5000 cords PINE WOOD. (standing)
about three and half miles east of Richmond near
to Mechanicsville Turnpike and to the road leading
to DIR w A Christians. The wood is of excellent
quality. If immediate application is made. q bar
gain viii be sold Apply on the premises to Captain
VIM CHRISTIAN, or TO
ja 5-5t GODD1N APPERS0N.
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IJANpsOME TINENENT ON CLAY

Il ST, AT AUCTION.-will be sold upon the
nencing 1t AZ O'Clock, p Nj . very neat rrsidenoe
on Clay street. above Graham street. The house
has just been completed the 6rst story Of brick and
two stories OF wood II has four roouns and 10 very
convenient, Any one desiring 70 purchase hoass
Tor medium sized family, would do we'll to exam
inc this The lot fronts Is feet. and runs back $50
feet to An alley. - 7'7Es
TEsxs: Ope-fourth cash, the balance 10. " snd
,s months for notes carrying interest and secured
de 81 - JAS TAYLOR CON. Auota.
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HDUCArrON.

lDkAWING H00L Thu niehi
- school Of desicn ~ the Mechanics Jus,itut.
VIII open on TUESDAY evening at ~ O'Clock
| TERMS PR SsssfoS or MoNfHs
ia Uass SIC; I'd Class o.; I'd Olass S6-in advance
All persons desirous Of entering tkJ school vii
piease be punctual in attendance on TUkHDAY
evening and THURSDAY evening.
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By Alexander Mott.

MIGHT SALES. Il will offer for sale at
~ auction TO NIGHT, and continue every night
mont Jewelyr, Ready made Clothing, Nett Bhirts
and Drawers, Fancy Articles, &c. EsF $50
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NOTICE TO acknowledgements
IN are invited for framed church stone founda-
toni to be erected at the and D Il juno
ton For particulars, apply at w PERCIVAL'Sa ar
the l4th nstsnts. and at the Junction on the l4th
and 18th instants. la Ste
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1910 EDWARD D. EACHO,
lo'(cs GENERAL AGENT AND
4

OIHCe on lstn btrSet,
Near Exchange Hotel and directly opposite J N
Gordon Sons Commission House,
Would respectfully inform his friends and the pub
lie generally that he will continue in the same line
of business the ensuing year, viz: RENTING OUT
HOUSES, HIRING OUT NEGROES, COLLECT
ING BONDS, NOTES and OPEN ACCOUNTS, NE
GOTTATING LOANS, SELLING NkGROks and
REAL ESTATE, aid attending to all other bust.
ness pertaining to General Agent, promptly.
de l7-dt5thJAa
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By Thomas W. Keesee,
(Office corner OF 18th and Cary streets}

(On1ce corner Of 18th and Cary streets)
MY HORSES, pair of fne young
Ia bays, very gentle, will be sold publicly. on
SATURDAY morning. January 18th, at 10 O'clock.
Depot.
The horses can be seen at Mr. Hix's stables. on
10th street, near Cary.
Sale conducted By THos W KEEsKE, Auct
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m MULES, WAGONS. HARNESS,

w &c, AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to remove to
the country, shall, on THURSDAY, the 18th day
of January 1882 at the large lot near the Virginia
Central Railroad Depot. at 10 o'clock. M, sell at
public auction. my teams. consisting Of 80 young
mules are all under years old, well broken to
work, and without spot or blemish Eight Of the
wagons, and all the harness are now in excellent
working order. the greater portion OF them being
new.
TERMS Cash for all sums under 500; over this
sum, months credit for approved negotiable pa.
per.
They can be seen at my stables at any time pre-
vious the sale. Il NJ 6lZER.
H-Sale conducted by CAuTHoRN. jail
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A PARDI0ON-

~ Ecrs Of the College Louisie- Gras,d. Paris. and
bachelor Of Arts, teaches the French language And
Literature, ia classes or private lessons.
| krfEEENcEs-Gov. Wise, Joseph Mayo. ]. Ran
dolph Tucker, Judge W Orump Dr.. fucker. Col
huthertoord, p. H. Aylett. .. Jennings Wiso Roger
A. Pryor. editor Of The States, George w. Mnnforl
eth and !eth. d. ts"ims
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CLAVE INSUkANCE.-Dr Jameg b.
~ McCaw will be at my Office from II n, 70 p.
burg 4. and +. insurance Company. am pre- pre-
pared TO issue policies from 70 years on the most
cemDsns h'iss {; fE I. 0A
JR 9ss opposite 9ssss american Hotel nsn s
WATTS CUFF BRACRD PLOWS.-
W CO-PARrNERSHIP.-We have asseejeted
! %. and viii continue to make and ssll Gsorae
Watts Patent Plows, namely: Gun Brace, With
s. SOS sS
viii keep on hand al tn" castings belonging TO
We likewise make and sell hill aide and suhsoii
PlowsJ Jumping Coaiters. Cultivatore Coz Tobsc-
60 Weedsrs. Gan invention or Geo Watts Rod
mass Straw CATERS. Grain crsdiss 10 Marty
all OF these implements are made IA our OWE scto-
~ Of the best material. and warranted sesivs 81
We solicit cali from the agricultural eommnnity.
assuring them that our test enorts WI be ned te
give them superior ar'''l''' sRo VAR.
Decs mber 2sd. 1853. jas
1855. 1859.
ToHN ]. MEL LON = Importer and
u wholesale Dealer In Foreign and Douestic D,sn-
ss sisss vans va saa Or s. ia
cosniac and Roehelis BKANpIEs. In bond % Ssty
Hol'sSa elm; Port. sAssl,. Madeira ana x.ss..
scotch s1d Irish wEIsKEY; Jsna:sa HIN
' sss 90 i SS. Moans.in Ne WhisEsy ssana.
factured for me expressly -
Pine old Peach and Apple ssandss. no. ss4sssrs
Choice brands Of German. Donsstio and Havana
a fsv Casks q RAias Wine. ~hish rsni *nie~ to
Thsnl hi tos psss ssors. I respsesfally sofssss
- soi pror,,tcr ~ tns rel.AvessA spxesausor,'
Pure Rye Wniskey. 80 '8 l@s7A - y sm
Cfncr q rHE CovrSGroN AND ORIc KAilacAo.
CovisofoN. ALLEonkSy o., Va, Dan 81 io5s
,T,O MANUFACTURERS OF CEMENT.
J. -Proposals viii BE- received. At this eaees nntfl
che s ss IL, shoa
Iic Cement. within distance q nvs nss q sn "
es ,ss :s ssSs
s!aa: q onsr'.s psos:....: 9. .0Iiesiiss = this
~ order Of 'hs s'ari9dt a is,Eis 80 isEs
jss-adAasa~4s 80 e 2 ehisr s.1!assr:
r FAVE Just received and efsr fas ale.
J. large lot Of Champagne q IL Dot ssAhfiss.
s11.s AK rsoluS ". s!f sss,,. !. mo.
arsn' q
Som. q y. sns.. dl.ss ard ND, 9 Ss..:
2 = csasss o. =. ssssass' - sssl.
GTF1N saw NTLL--LUMREkDAw.
- I'D TO ORDKR-1hs sehcriesk nAvMk rnS
entire eentrol Of ene Of th4 btes 11144 v4kCy-
Ian cXW NILS q tho efatN. heAog4 - yHefn
Pfne Forest near navigntSou, VIII eoyueee - mr.
mrs e abcrt uotioe; IN I'D es4w ere - vonees
Sc tsrrns puilding and Ralroa1 1tneegseqyod al
siIss ana dinenslone. and yespeetfuuy selein o.
defp Tor this descrfptio0 o. Lnnber. -
- -,f1' 1huMAM a lARxl3ss
Mhc.ssa,s end ssts,a Ss.,sr y L..s:s. .ssassss
Just RECEIVED. q >. wA9axR's
q Drug Store Inglish Ground Mppfa14 6en4intl
American Qronnd Mustard. Fre1@M es .
oenss' srssA Hess. sty H2.dN ~ ss III.
u. warp.ls n. xnsr q - 80. =
lVEROsINE OH AND IAdrS.-l
i n fFssh suyly = ys.ss - s.se - =
20 e 81 - G.. ~ = ~ s6Ys
Il DICR. YE0Un. BARblE ses-l sssA
) II II eronnA RIes ylcur; Psesl eaFleys -
N ces1 1inaehs AMY 49, xppse ~ - =
! - ~ nrxs1fi1. Ns5 ~ =.
II I1R7SH 90 3 3 aOn1Al - eek
= etsaasad ~ salss pene 49, = Is.
ia
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ON FRIDAY, the 2sth Of January.
~ 1885, will be sold at auction, at the London and
Virginia Mine, Buckingham county, an eighty
horse power STEAM ENGINE. MACHINERY and
SAW MILL. and all requisites necessary for work
ing gold mine, assay ing. &c.
If any person has q claim on the Company they
are requested to make 1t known and receive pay
next; all persons indebted to the said Company are
WI SANDERS.
ia Odd Manager.
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CLAvE INSURANCE.-Dr Jsmes B.
~ McCaw will be at my Office from II n, 70 p.
burg H. and r. Insurance Company. am pre-
pared TO issue policies from to years on the most
accommodating terms. Rates e low q any good
Company. OF Bkkk6kE. A6ENT,
Once opposite American Hotsl, Main st.
7 r Mcdaniel President de- 24-2W.
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- ron PHILADELPHIA.
EVERY TUNeDAY-.The Ma ,
steamship vIR0INTA Gsr.
s.,.. 49,. tain = Kelly. s ns.w ready 70 g.
- ss,h sna vii leave on TUEsDAY, Jsnus-
ror freight or passage having superior sccommo.
1s"ao"s apply 70 H TUTTLE
Freight through TO Boston, via PhIlsdcInhis hv
Steamer, Ut moderate rates and with disnafch ie.r
ing - snoveA and arriving IN Boston on Monday.
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WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS,

v. GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
settle and claims Of every description the en-.
suin8 year. HE returns his sincere thanks t6 his
numerous patrons Tor the very liberal patronage
they have hor otofore bestowed on him and be hopes
by strict attention to business, merit confirm.
ance OF the same. Once ON 18th. between Main and
Bank streets de 25-d&wIm
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By james NJ. Taylor & Son. .
FAIRFIELD FOR LEASE At Arrr

= TIQN.-On MONDAY. the 10th day OF Jsnuasv.
beginnings ct 10 O'Clock d, shall proceed 10 ires:
ct public auction the veil known Race COurss snd
Farm called "Fairneld." the property Of the late
James Tally. within one mile 81 the city Of Rich.
No property OF this description. now obtaina bic.
chers equal advantages. Ifs notoriety Is : rHce
al the tnIfnen Shout the United stately ana
ts contiGuity TO the city. render Il VERY deairahle
both for raging and farming purposes. 8 "a
and FODDER several valuable MULES; some u.
perior CATTLE. &c, &c.
The entire Household and Kitchen Furnifur~.
comprising . large and varied assortment, - -
Also, several ablebodied likely NEGRO MKN viii
he hired ont Ter the present year. EE9N VIZ
TR2M8-sums II 80 and under, cash. that amount
and over 4 months credit for approved neSotiabis
notes with interest added. EGM'D HEsTER,
hdunsor ~ Ia - 1~yi~~e
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9sBE OHISWICK SCHOOL,
CLASSICAL ANE ENGLISH
* NILES VEST or RICHMOND.
. The exercises Of this echooi will be resumed on
MONDAY January nth. and ciose July 10th The
location is unusually healthy. The discipline ID
Chrietian and Parental "
Tuition for the scholastic year from a2f IN SsO az
cording to grade. ~
Board including table. rooms bed fuel. lights
ana wssh'ng, $l2'a per month one half payable In
The subscriber IL grateful for the LIBERAL patron
age already extended and ,pes 10 merit lie coptin
uauee t;EO a FyAsi ~
B-flease apply early. aud address mi al Rich.
mond. de 1a-Ime u - =
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NOTICE The undersigned respectful
" ly informs the citizens Of Richmond and yicini
ty. that he Is prepared to undertake to excasate
FOUNDATIONS for buildings. grading streets.
paving with either bricks or stone. running
force of men and carts is large ons, and the work
will be executed under the immediate direction and
control of Me- RICHARD REINS, whose known
e,ergy and experience in such business will be su.-
hcient guarantee. that all work undertaken by me
will be promptly aud satisfActorisv executed. Mr.
contracts for work. RICH'D MITCH ELL.
Richmond, Jan. ist, 1889 de 2S-lm
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GENERAL AGENTS. 10

NEGRO HIRING.-The undersigned
the public generally that be will continue in The
sa,ns line q business the ensuing year. viz Hiring
on gTt NE5koEs. Renting cut HOUSES, Collecting
CLaiMS. Selling NEGROES and REAL ESTATE.
ana attend to any other business In b Is line
he - also Aaentfor the METROPOLITAN HALL.
shows. exhibitions, &c. 80
Thankful for past fasors. he respectfully solcits
continuance OF the salne.
mond. Holm COOK
de 2i-ts Gancraf rant a nd Ccltacecr
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FAMILIES LOOK TO IT.-The under
L signed has now 10 store the most comp,ete stock
of FAMILY GROCEkIES, WINES and LIQUORS.
which hs warrants az to quality and price not &c
be e2celled by any house in the city. Would name
in part
Teas. Sugars, Coffees Brandies Wines, Gins
Spices. Pick les, Moiasses Old Rye, Irish Whiskey
Butter, Lard Fish Peach Apply Brandy
Smoked Beef,sslmon.&c Cider, Rum, Horey, &c
j KAVENA6U,
ErapEiin hat md
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WEEK.
TERNOON

- ~
delphis, Bal
ed Cess
I'd incidents
nIors passed
rhcs for Sir
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kEA FOR NEW YORK
N Steamship ROANOKE win Iesye
here TU kSDAY next the nth insf
~. at 10 O'clock AM
hour Of departure " w oS~i~ ''A''e 'ao
steamers whArves ~'SO'N''
,fs1age 70 New York, meals aud state room in.
cinnued, only ylG steerage passage only S.
fassaRet 20 Norfolk same as BY the river bs,ats
~, Al freight must be sent down during the day
1Monday,) a. none will be received on Tuesday ~
sne can only take limited quantity.
down the freight
Freight for Boston, Consigned to tho Agent at New
York, viii be forwarded directly on at moderate
rates anu with expedition.
js6-4t LUDLAM & WATSON.
ka:-zITN1a COX'S LTNE.-The only
regular Line Freight Boats from
Richmond 20 Lynchburg. three times week TUES.
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Boat TEMPEST. Capt John Donald.
Do JAS. lKBY, Capt VIM. r. WcOdson.
Do MERCHANT Capt Geo Layne.
Do BRIsTOL. Capt Chas johnson.
Do OLIVIA, Capt Jn0. A. johnson.
Do TENNESSEE. -
These Boats arc all of the first class and comma a..
ded by careful and experienced Captains and leave
promptly as advertised. The subscriber thankful
for past favors so literally bestowed for the past
three years, begs continuance of the same
WIN COX, Agent,
At the Shed. Dock street. In rear of old Gas Works
ia ITS
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THERE'S ONE THING CnaTAIN-An,

THERE'S ONE THING CRRTAIN-And
that is. Levy is selling the cheapest goods in
the city. You have only to give him call to con-
vince yourself of the fact He has now excellent
unbleached Cotton. wide and fine, at s5cts actually
cannot be bought elsewhere for less than 10 cents
Swiss musin Collars at IS cents. worth 50 cents;
excellent white BrilliaSte at l2a cents worth rs
LANES, and Dry Goods of every description can be
had at JACOB A LEVY,S
ia IA Main at
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John Tyn-
b. VI Ryan.
Mellon and
ia 3-arttd
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| SALE

|Bc h1asa
m, who Is q
mortar ma
|iib0RE,
les Hotel.
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PEAR in mind that you can save money
- by purchasing your Dry Goods at LEWIS. is
selected stock Of Goods, which will be sold at the
most reasonable prices. Don't forget the place.
ja7 JACOB LEVY Is Main st.
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GOO REWAkD--Will be paid to any
Up ~ ono who will secure for Q young man OF
''steady habits" situation Salesman in any re-
spectacle Dry Goods or Grocery House In this city.
Address n W." Box 1872. Richmond, Va.
Ia 7-6kf
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officers, pro-
sion of Mr.
Nm Morton.
editions
expedition
he idepticsl
|! Sled ge Dog
SIC.
Q evening 1t
tsFuoon. for
cho9is. at 5
ut cents.
is los
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|rke, on
&, on the
I here
base the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-27

novor 70 bc lose sigh, OF, In eiyiug a fair and
impartial trial 10 the prisoners, the introduce
ton Of anything ikely 70 weaken our pres,
sent position, end 10 give strength 10 our
enemies abroad, whether Il Is said nom the
jury or whother Il comes from the mouth Of
the prisoners or any other eourcp, il was
their position that had been imperilled and
jeopardixed as they suppose, BY enemies.
Mr Harding ooncurred IL the objections
Of Mr. Hunter, on the ground Of the danger
IN delay also because Brown was the lead
or Of the insurrection, and his trial ought
10 DO proceeded with on account OF tho adj
vantage thereby sccfuing on the trial Of
others.
Mr.. Green remarked that he enjoyed no
opportunity Tor consulting with the prisoner
or preparing defence. Letters for northern
counsel had been sent on, but there had not
been sufficient time afforded 20 receive ans.
wers Under the circumstances, ne thoneht
short delay desirable.
Mr. Bolts added--At present tho excite.
ment was so great as as perhaps 10 deter
northern counsel from coming but now th at
II had been promised that the prisoners we're
TO have fair aud impartial trial, he pre-
sumed they would come and take part in the
case
The Court stated that if physical inabili,
~ was shown a reasonable delay must bo
granted. As to the expectation Of other
counsel that did not constitute a sufficient
reason for delay, If thcre was no certaiaty
about them coming, Under tho circumstan.
ces 10 which the prisoners we're situated, il
was natural that they should seek delay. -
The brief period remaining before the close
Of the term Of the court, rendered Il neces-
sary to proceed as expediliously as possible,
and to be cautious about granting delays
He would request the physician who had at
tended Brown, to testify as to bis condition.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-27

ONoiNS ,ri. Oct 26
FLoUR-The market is quiet without change
Sales Of 700 bqs at 4gOa5.0O for superfne,
and S,O0@s.i0 for extra 1916 bbls were re
ceived in the last "a bouf-
POTAToBS--The market is dali, bat prices
are unchanged Sales Of ls0 bbls Neshan.
nochs at 50.
CHBESE-There is an active demand and
the market is firm sales OF $50 boxes W. R. at
8 " and 300 do nt9.
WHlsKY--The dtmaod good and prices ic
per gallon higher Sales Of 700 brls at 22@
22i. the latter rate for wagon.
PROVISloNS--Nothing doing, aud prices
nominal Mess Pork may be quoted at Ia ,50@
1875; Lard at l0c and Bacon at 79< for shoul.
ders and Sides, these being the rates asked.
GR0oERIES--No change in prices. The
demand in the regular way is fair, Q hhds new
Sugar and 8 bls new Molasses, the first this
season, were received tosday by P, s Dugau
& Co. The quality Of the sugaris fair, and
the grain about as usual; the Molasses is good
the Sugar is held at ie and the Molasses ut as
GRAIN-Wheat is in good demand, and
prices better sales Of 400 bush good Red al
l,l2, 1000 do prime white at 81 1900 do do al
! rs delivered, 5000 do do do at 30 and zoe
do fair white At LII.
Corn is dull at 4Oc sales 500 bush.
Rye is firm, with sales COO bush at SIC, anc
300 do at so.
Barley is quiet and unchanged; sales of 60C
bush at65ei and 900 do at &c.
Sales Of $500 bush Oats at l5@i6.
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CnAnLEsrowN. Va. Oct 9


Brown has made no confession, but, on the
contrary, says that he has full confidence in
the goodness Of God, and that he is conf,
dent that He will rescue him from the perils
that surround him. He says that he has had
rifles leyeled at him, kniies at his throat, and
his life in as great peril as it now is but
that God has always been at his side. lie
knows that God is with him and fears moth,
ing. alexander X. Boteler member of Com
gress elect from this district, has collected
D, 100 letters from the citizens residing in
the neighborhood of Browns house, who
searched it before the arrival Of the marines
Letters are also in possession of Andrew
Hunter, Esq, who has also a number Of let,
ters obtained from the house by the marines
and other parties. Among them is roll OF
conspirators containing forty seven sigma,
turesi also, receipt from Horace Greeley,
for letters, &c. received from Brown, and an
accurately traced map from Chambersburg
to Browns house; also copy Of letter
from Brown, stating that the arrival of too
many mon at once would excite suspicion,
and that they ehould arrive singly; also, a
letter signed Merriam, stating that If $780,
600 was wanted. c. s. X. was good for one
fifth. Brown tells them to let women write
letters, not men; also letter from j. i. Cook
stating as the Maryland election was about
to come off the people will become excited
and we would get some Of the candidate:
TO join our side.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-27
New York Marke,.

NEW YoRx, Oct. &C
Flour active and without change sales 10, :
600 brls at 4s5@4,9O super State; 5OO@5, ,O5
for extra statei 4,9O@5,O5 for super western; ;
5.lO@5,4O for common to medium exta ives.
term 555@5 65 inferior to shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio.
Canadian -four steady at ). 5.5O@5.40.
Rye -four steady at , 3.6O@l,9O
Wheat dull, and l@2e lower; sacs Of 10000
bush at l3@l,!5 for Milwaukee Club. and /,
81 for white Canadian. The better kinds are
without striking change
Rye dull at s..
Barley firm; sales at 81 for Canada East
Corn dull and nomibally lower, without sales.
Oats dull at 4316@45I6.