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DY S P EP STA

A shown by the statements Of the Board OF Heait
n of New York caused the death of 20 persons,
OF GIL deaths IN week, and l6l deaths, by con-
sumption, induced by Dyspepsia As IL Is well at
tested fact that Dyspepsas the origin Of the suerngs
Of a large portion OF those who die Of oonsumpI
becomes the duty Of every one 10 use such pre-
tons against and remedy for Dyspepsia as sc &c
experience have place before them. and which Ia
proved be eficacsoas: Of this character
Williams AnttDy Speptlc Elixir, {" IN corrOeor
which read the following testimonial
Testimony OF Mr.. Edward Il. R0~lsy, Of the nTm
Rowlsy, AshbuFncr a Co. IL North Whsrxes,
proof of The elhezcy Of wtiismEs Ahti-Dyspept
Elixir.
PHILADELPHIA, October %. is4s.
DR. JAsHs WILLIAMS:
Dear Slr-l take pleasure In recommending your
Anti-nySpeptsc Elixir, Tor tbs cure OF Dyspepsia
have taken my self for the disease aud have bees
entirely cured
Yours respectfully
EDWARD H. RowILY
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A C. A r D

A J. IRWIN (faras-rly 81 iFStn NcCtellAnc :,
IA. Huntsville, Al. } having Oecoms associated
wilb bss nsss, ths style " he aTna slA be
IRwIN, McCiElIASD a co.
". a. A }. c. NccLEIIANb. 70
H.sAvirs, ,Fss. ls, isss, -
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Communication 20 John r. Penrose. ESQ, from Mr.
Franklin Eyre, keusingtan-
II IL with great eradication that testify o the ef
ncaey OF wiianas's AntiiyFpeptic Eixir, which yoI
50 stroagly recommended 10 me, ana for which
heartily thank you. It has completely restored my
health which cheerfuliy publicly acknowledge
wh hops that others nAy be similarly beneatted
Truly yours
FRANKLIN EYRE
(. KKSz SGroS, Sept. IL, 1850
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oornwsu'sHalf-~ay Hosss. Brlssoi TurHrlss

Testimony OF Mr.. Abner Zines, MARKET street. Abos
sixth, cSrrobonstixe oi the sElcAey Of hllitAkns
Ant by sPepssC t1lxr
TlH JAzxs wHuAzss
Dear Sir--tt gives ne greatplnasure 20 know tnAi
you az ain preparing yoaf metie1ne TOT TIE cure
f fsyspeEsiz for many of my aeaaztn tancee hATsfe
pezlsIly ask e4 sAeFe u seuid be prscGrcd Know
ug 1haG Bad heea Cured ~ IA As thlnk thai .
pabss sckaos cement u the great 0-sient hass
received from the of youF niedr5es e nos oaiy
due yea BAT may be usefal % othess, eos max
a. Dor several yezFs sa1aFe1 Gaza Dysf>eFssA,
shhCh inercsr1 - sa<h extrzs tsaat ay As2t4 al
cesasusasissA we're rafadis kaktag under .. wAE
csnpeiie % r<sfrisf myself the most staple feed
Ana cSsa tAss essid sot aisests feA = iesa u
saFeaSxh aisineilnaEaz exsEese, 2ne tAs yes Ia
Il 10 yoar zdyarxeasasl seaersl fesssHg 81 aclres
stou a1ld ihde4rfthAhle eeAFiess u tnz year lsa.
hezring sfotz ozhers hieA Fsconsnsndzt1ea 81 yeaz
sspepsic ixtr, Frecsred 4nd assd it N tas
mast hapss szeeI, naesr ~ iAnpeass lzngaer zzd
wsAEs.esa srstnzl.Y rzss<a sssS, ase az AePstits
resfseA. Ehsch eosld grafEly eith inpaEs1f- I~s
years have nos sl.lssa spa ny eas4ees y ths 90
fause peseFs e Fear a. tlesns h4s ef eazrss N
urease4 Ter a eoaIlstey cured Es. wlzn f-.lea =
oe.als Felsef froa Any cshes so9Tcs-
very fssPeesiaisTs sssses
sssanzs. su.a = ...,ss = 4 { -. = : "a =.
fsarzszs1s JAMS WILLIAMS. \. q.
ceealzs ez4 Fiz@Ea-4ee1<<<
Ne-t ees<A 1-ssat1 street, Fsil.1eiFhis s
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nm JAMES WuuAn

IR JAnRe WtfIiAh
DeaT slr.-Havng suffered for long time rroG
Dyspepsia so severely that completely prostTAi
ed and having tried every means for relief without
stecsss was advised 10 your '.Anti- fy yspcti'
Eiixr.n IL affords me much pleasure % tnform you
thatI am entirely cured By is use and cordially
commend IL TO ali persons suffering under Dysperz~
Very respectfully kc-,
ssEORGE woonRTFF
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1OOss.sss 3 ) naxxrs
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WE aFs aow in reseipt of our STRING SOOnS and
w are prepared "a oirr frsrnds aud the
trade generally al cAetae, of the desiFAble
stpcks of Dry Goais Ready made Clothing, ar ~ eF
brought % this market, ana : q small advance GA
casi tor cash az 10 pgEctaal dealers.
We shall take gfvat piessofe ~ showing them. and
invite Ihose rsiisng market " give us = cal ana
examine goods and pricrs
Ieb2i-am ALLISON, ANDERSON 90.
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WE are nog sn reeeips - ear SIork 81 Gesn4a
w for TIE SPRING TfkADE - whieh ne Neal4
cali the zftsnisoa q Nerchsats F.ifing ts cy DaE
SEA cszapg every Earsss 81 feFeEa sna tho-ss
q Try Go1s f.Eissss sloshins, boess 50 g. iiAa.,
n-sanels 6e. kc- -
Yrsm esr iazss sxpeFiense n ne paF1h.sr e eoo3s
for market feel satls1c thst as-oft14snf
zzre . stsek - saFtaSssd ase easa
ssd prsnfs tes as@lrFs ~s AL o1sr nasreslsus<
~sss-a EvaSs a 20
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ST. fouls.

JNo. p. CALLAHAN, II. HAYDEN, FERD. a. HAssNLMAN
Late toith HOtse1aaH Il Smith.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-10
Non Fst InNcntus.

We grieved to announce that down the present
writing, have received nothing in confirmation OF the
suspicion that n Dopasliy Fsg."is in this CITY,
Won ssf iurcurs Is the reply of all agents to al
questions concerning this important matter 1t is posi-
hle he NAV be here iHcog. and ii So invoke him. in
the Of al citizens and of all the strangers now
with us manifest himself forthwith. If he be really
cute Yankee he may make bis fortaue during the Sit
ting OF the Episcopal Convention and the approaching
Fair, if he III. He has only large public hall
ani exhibit himself for few nights oaly- At s5 cents
d head make his lack in pecunisry point of view
We have heard hosts Of declare their perfect viii
'in-ness 20 pay five dollars piece to get glimpse Of
..~. il - Da.asIy Esq" in the city, III is, We
rv him stand FORTH and be the observed Of all OBJ
pr AMI thus satisfy the and ycarning anxiety
of tic public.
We have heard it suggested that he Is not now in the
,ity but would arrive in the O'Clock Fredericksburg
ran, this evening We appeal the citizens Of Rich
mond and 20 visiting strangers, assemble the Fred
cricksburE Depot to-day, and extend "B. DOnn,lly
Esq enthusiastic and uproarious reception.
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Government

We have heretofore referred to the position on the
slavery question Of the boosted allies Of the southern De
mocracy the North and especially that of the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor of Ohio.
Judge RANNEY, the Popular Sovereignty GubernAtori.
al candidate in Ohio 1t seems a convert his present
political faith, and only few years ago-not later than
Iq-held opinions dametrcay opposed to the platform
upon which he stands. We suppose the judge
seized with inordinate ambition to the people
has sacrificed his principles the altar of his county,
Whether this uncalled for of patriotism his part
will cntitlc him immortality future generations
attest.
A correspondent OF one of our Southern exchanges
revivcs letter written 10y the Judge in 40 in which he
his sentiments perfectly in accordance with the
Republican platform of 1885. quote, says the writer
from letter of his written in ls4S when he =
ddae for Congress to d. r. HoFTNAN of Warren Ohio.
Ater declaring himself in favor of maintaining the free
dom of New Mexico and California, las due to human
y, to Republican principles, to character and utter
es people, to Mexico, and above ALL to the poor of
and other lands who shall go there find homes
for themselves and their families and who would be dis
gaced and degraded by the OF slave abor-and
after declaring that slavery exists in State by virtue
Of law and it is clear that il can exist in
Territory without such a law than a man breathe
without air and that neither Congress Territorial
Legislature, IN my opinion possesses the power TO eSta
fish it he says, ~ hare doubt Of tie poocr Of Con-
gross 10 erect Territorial GorerUae and 10 proriie
for TEE prohibition Of Sidrery rthiH s territories, and
ava taror Of aud ooii support such prohibition"
and winds up with the emphatic declaration that "oar
flag should nerer float another foot Of Stare Terrific
ry.n
Democracy is immutabe; itncvcr changes. In accor-
dance with this timehOnored characteristic of the party
fnl Stl~ ;, Hsa l,b,,
dering the peoples the imminent danger TO the
Union should the party prevail avouing the doctrines
whchtcH years ago he told them the oaly oncs up
on which its stability and prosperity rested Verify
consistency, thou ewe" but entirely unknown
10 Democratic politicians
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Hon. Samuel Ii. RuggIc..

Our reporter made mistake in putting the prefix
Esr the OF this gentleman who is one Of the
lay delegates 10 the Episcopal Convention, from New
York. Mr.. RUGGLEs Is not and has never been. a
preacher. He is distinguished politician, however
having served in the New York Legislature and held the
Office of Canal Commissioner of that State He gen.
teman OF acknowledged ability and belongs to the con-
sentative aud moderate school Of Northern politicians
lie a member of the Wing Convention in Baltimore
three years ago, and is the author of of the re,ou
ions sompoFing the platform put forth by thar hndy
he warmly supported the election of Mr. FLLvoRE aud
is still active and prominent member Of the conserya
tive Opposition party Of the North and anxious for
union Of the Opposition elements in the coming Presi
dental campaign, upon the simple, just and sufficient
basis of nonagitaon the subject of slavery, and de.
voton to the recognized principles aud measures of the
Wig party
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OOn1nnEROrAL
THE TOBACCO TRADE OF VIRGINIA
Annual Review Of the Richmond Tobacco Market.
o.,,ss ., N, p.nr, w.'a. }


outer oy nus nan, wu,a \
fiehmond, Oct esh. tSso.
s our custom Ne rresen, readers,
"' ~n~ WIN are1e~ o. hs hchnond Tobacco Marses for
ended Tue BUSINESS OF he pas, twelve months
.'n 'ns'' VI VI. preceding year, In all resrsess
"- .s " having e-D'sa anmina"on OF exports and
y,. -. =, y, -, 49,. ,"a " u'S'iS "os' .e'Ne-
- 80, ~ ''sn s>P''.s' uas' year, As entered at the Gus
-i.' s Va '" s'ssh'" compared with the
-, -, = - -, - W. i0oA'.o sha s's"'
-, .,s,' , =, -. y W W. "u'' IN i'''S IVA
. ,,',, ~, -, year, sI". me crop OF is'S,
iS,5 ,no,sn 49, -, - 80 ., 'n.h VI" CROP ~
-, y -, ~ -, $3.50. -,y sn".Ps,e~ YIN "i'
q. ',.-,,. .,rs, n - - - ~ : Nun' ''V'ne'
"rh. cron VA. sovs,,,.. ,.r ,s.n ..,"." nsp'
would rswaTk that The quantity Of ws.1n lDe
the STATE and the amount tobacco
=, ~ w ,hese i've faes make the crop
OF taAne out aud scratching OF the
an, id eis, ~, 70 be again ln'Pee'edsn
Is rrIn.peeted tobacco nv th.a n,s,. r. 4.
easily TO be seen the crop could be s-esd larger
~ ~ " a." 'sAs'
= J, w, -, 49,. Wv 'eSe'p''in w" eiv W 'he heh-
1 Ds 'Nh'ch pene'ra's- the country In which
, ,ns go ney uiu ea, ana where vas said the plants
-, , ', ~ us"r we're oav i,esS mos less than
' y, v .'''a ' :" spo's'"an'A' ana adjacent
"a ,ra rn,.nt ~ -, In 60 wv s' k.,v uA",s-
R,,hran, 5000. -. -, r,- /, - P " ''e
!, ave- 49,. ~. 90, ~. :, o ~ An '"'''"'s
,,n,,,. a., =, 81. -, y, u"'s"A's"e 0' genera
r, p 49,, r, -, ~ eu
,,.,- a. .,., -.--., w ' 'AAs' - con
NAV ul,ma,e, be mad. ,Ss
ar - ,,, -, r, , s' -.A'esu'A"f OF
IN. roh,,.o w., -, -, s -, t p''"'y'
marie, hn, duIn.., s,,.ii,, ,.-, ~ !, -, -, IN
:, 49,. So ,s -, anu ,e' 'hs sn'''e month
r., - .I,. -. ,, ~ IN. s'osAs 's" on
,IE1s for eommon, ss,c,s, o. "a ~ - Ius
~ 'o' s'ou 70 nhe' Lear, common,
'sS.ssi sO'a i1i good and me shipping tsNGiS; nne
mis- 'o pu'hs we "'n'h 'he breAks were very small, and
e Vs VI e 'uetnss seheraT nonde'eript and Inferior
NeN ps' were 'o'a AZ All prices from slSta Twelve months
"o Vor hsANy Neights) fs%et3i The rTsf
-, -, : =" ,ne ts'n 0, u,' nominal shoefoe
a -, :, 's % poor Pu.i'y Neished ''' ls nett and
-, :, =, a. - - -, , vas sol" on inc i"'h
:, -, ", ~ s' " -VN' oe'ooet'
" " ',t' ' NV s"e' were ehsng eonhned TO com
,,,,,. -, .s uA'l' A'ion' IN new we're TOO Hun
-, -. - ~ -. -. 49,, W, " ss "ohuh loose
:, -, -, :, ,,- . ,. ,Ai0' rsAhisu fotssS Much
a., go ~ ~ pouEh' on 'Peeui.
' " ~ i' We" w ue emu OF the month, the stock Of
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CONDITION orthc Now Convcr,

1t affords US much pleasure to that the con-
dton OF tie new convert from polite. to religion" the
Enquirer, was much improved OF Saturday morning.
What it may be by this time however we shall not ven
tlre 70 say-for the weakness of the gesh is an awful
tlmbngbock in the way ofneophytes in the great and
hoy cause Of religion. We hope for the best though
especially in view Of the fact that the Enquirer Of Sat
urday devoted exclusively to religious mattersex-
cept that Immortality dull half column appropriated to the
Cardinal Principles Of the Democratic party on tie
Sdrog Question" The solcitude felt in behalf Of the
new convert is not confined the narrow limits Of yr-
suia The public outside Of this State, appear to be-
deeply interested in his souls welfare and join With ~
IN invoking for him the special prayers Of the Church
Oh that he may give no more distressing indications of
b'cksliding, aud may he hold out faithfully 10 the end
Amen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-10
DIED,

In Amelia County, Va the 9th August lS;e WILLIAM
PoN % We vas about 80 years old al the time % his death
In the Of lS2, whrn iore
volunteered his services and acted
Norfolk where during the sickness Captain eompA
he performed the duties both 81 Captain For
about - years preceding his death he exemplary member
OF the Methodist Church With nne native mind
with information, he Of stern uuhening integrity
aud temptations however Auring could
least what he to be Du
ring the latter days Of his life from
the world, and 20 be wrapped In the
Hereafter and day Atrr day brought him tomb
his assurances OF eternal bliss became brighter
When the last summons msde he doubt ready
his God He leaves and three daughters
Of fond AMI devoted father Few
ordeal Of lie nth irrrproaehable the
jrci Of this notice.
Ath residence, Marlboro Gloucester County August
1852 Mr. rHOS NJ. sTUBBLEfiELD, In the 6i axe
On the 9th Of October, Cedar Level County
the residence Of his father, CHARLES WATKINS. ST.
Louis, Mo.
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Thc EngIIsh nnd Frrn,h r,...nnnL1..

The London Post is fierce for war on p Grand s,,lo
against China. 1t says
The events Of last June have, however. dispeleJ ALI
"' premature dreams, aul shown us that We la,. A
'I! aIaio1- long aud costly work do before the d.
pipWatc relations which we're agreed 10 can I. a,I ~
on and before the advantages that were errst,i ~ ~
sue can he realized. That work b. neither NOR, noe L.
inah war of Invasion. We have fo insist tl,t I'll, &c.,
'n'' p' carried o1t 10 aI ts integrity aui material
LlNau'e"7 surrendered for is perBatyai of-..,v,,
~ ..' 'hi- W. must a--"mhle iarrc army and 4, r,.
T" a.. 'i i.' mouth OF he Pniho and on other rrt NJ
.A" 'hurte rult Wrmr.. s-..il tba ,.I.i, ,,,:, i.
.nfa t.. capital" ' '"' "'i''f hnl
s CORE. roudoa. of Lr pots., attached I'D, fla. r,..,
embassy boz China remarks
" Do" regard 60 England shcis 20. practical mn, ,,
.u,y' -'r"9-F 900 the lesson Of che Peiho and pot a.
admit That, DO outrage call. FOE ,.,,,.,f ~ 10
ronrafiou - due 10 her, her owl, i,c, , ''l ~ ',I'
''F.'''."n OF as much prudence aa frr44n.- N t- @
. .''.l national sentiment EEL I think il England
' .n'h Do necessary 20 Introduce into hsr f1tp,,
,iiH"'i- win China some modification Of t.r 80 -,
"' action. she uay expose herself fo d,,,.. wv
Wt -.'h i'ol1ted roavakcuiugs a4 tbi. Of ,t 800
"." lhn- ever on tho dargcrou. and un,cr,,i, J,s,
/ rs "" sl'h country Of three hundred million.
wv ""''''N,-, Zoe nay compromise together ,itI. h.
mot DO b." ''''N'oN' she VIII
IL is stated tha, the Nougo troops who d.C.,ao, ,t
"'rN' OF Iakou form part Of the Imperial Guard m n
i'ei''e strength Of which s about 10 900 r,c, m,
troops are superior 10 aiI nc others of the ANN, 49,,
h''e BOO their rank. ibc best gunner. and t. b., 80
men BOO Che whole empire DO the hand. Of ,t. ~
iNe bow becomcs q woDdro1s instrument and 49,. \
hns'sh marines were killed under the wans Of u, o..
n' ihc men armed with bows and arrows tn, ,o,ts .,
iahou were executed in a remarkable r,pr,, 49,. ID.
i'rt' being aaIsf by raking batteric. well co.,r,,
ana armed with piFoi guns hc 6rc or which was sal
directed and Che range changed according to the NOV.
mcni Of The vessels tn Mongol. .eryci the guns m,
Te'-driied artieymeu r. as5 appears that ibev mad
use OF grape'and hat hey Erred some hollow shot vb,
proves that they possess hovitzers These details nj,
curious, as showing hos much the Chinese. who are 4
remarkable for their talent Of imitation, have improv.
'incs The visit Of the allied forces abOu, year ago.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-10

ELLIE RASDoLPH or The Good Part. BY Kitty Neely.
TnE BURNT OyrEcoAr BY Mrs. Ethclin Beers
CHRISTMAS TEEE, for Chrisrs Children. Bya La.
borcr in the Vineyard.
TIM CIEcIE OF BLEssrSc and other Parabes from Ma.
trre. BY Mrs. Alfred Gauy.
c"RisHAs Yioms; or Ki;ty.Clarke's Dream. By Mis-.
Mary.
These works are published by the General Protestant,
Episcopal Sunday School Union and Church Book soci
y, New York. They are designed for Sunday School
scholars, but may be read with equal benefit by others
The agent, Rev r. D. Hartman nov in the city from
whom the above or other Of the publication, Of the
society may he Obtained They are also for sale AT Vest
Main Street, Richmond
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ELE9RANhS-
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines Ofce No. lss Main Sire,


NoRrotK Oct e-Ncarly one hundred passengers from
the steamship Quaker City bound to Havana from New
FORK have arrived In Norfolk. On the 18th inst when
they were about City miles South of Cape Hatteras the
engine smashed, causing great excitement among the
passengers aud crew. The boats manned, pro-
vis'oncd and equipped the supposed to
he leaking badly On the pumps being set to work how
ever was aseerained that there only ten inches
OF water IN her. which was soon pumped out and that
there was no leak. The bark Dumburtou from Turks
Island for New York. took on the passengers and pro-
visions aud brought them safely to Hampton Roads last
night The officers of the Quaker CITY remained on
board as did, also, twelve of the passengers She
last seen twelve miles south of Cape Ha,teras No se
Gus danger is apprehendcd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-10
Sos Centre. oak. Moores Yves, mi Total.
i>'9...... i,5oI 7Ss1 i.Sii 500 500 iis s.as5

Increase over ISIS, g25 hhds.
LrScHHrRgn review We adopted the I,,n.e
ton statement Of correspondent 10 which he excluded IN. ,
prired hhds from hs furnished similar
Tor the past season, but s mancsiy wrong 10 make this dis
elimination As to Lynehburg when its this city
aud elsewhere We feet constrained Give total number Of ali
hogedf' Inspected evident that quantity the
crop cannot be asecained by including city d
hhn' IN the count but nothing be gained by excluding them
from The returns Of place We therefore, adopt Re
p1tcoHs report for the comparing with for
mer YEAR have 10 rely hirs any figures
discovered We would be GLAD Be informed fact In The
following table, comparison Of the city pred hhd
(priEed o. the loose iobacco) and the totals.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-10
Va MARRIED.,

Al Oakley 6k O'clock NJ, Tuesday Inst
the Rev. wm. l. Dalby Of the Virginia Conference TOS
HUMPHREYS Of ciATAsrr, and Miss ELIZA CHAPMAN BOYD
Of Meckenhurg.
In HALIFAX county Va Wednesday 9sth Of September
by the Rev Mm. A Tyre, Mr. WM H. LEwELLEN, Mis-
BETTE Z. BROWN, VI Columbus Miss.
In sheperdstoyn Va the 25th by the Henry
wards, CHAS W. MAGGILL LOUISA T. eldest dauKh
ter Of John ". MeFnfree. Esg
In Rrdr~waer, the 4h Inst by Rev Davis ESoCH
DOLLY Of the NJ Church, and Mss ANN e daughter
samuel II. Huffman
Thursday the e9th September residence Of Col
Tho NJ Preston Mr.. JOHN a. KREGER Clerk Of Washington
County and Miss MARY ELIZABETH daughter Of Reuben brad
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-10

Prom Lynehssr have report of,hs actual wight % the
ooss tobacco Inspected Last mutpnsd the number
efhhds Prlzsd Ou OOse Tts being the assumed
used weight Of each hid ny adopting the pro
nov. have 10 .aet H.. .. tho result
The r.rmse o.rnai states tia, quantity Tobacco
inspected At ha, place las, quantity
In 1879 Saisii2 We have reports c.t.,s
panNns Estimating 400 bs TO the hhd follow ing
comparative reesrl'aa,On Of weights aud their esuisssais
hid;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-10

The extreme prices current In July Au
gust aud towards the close Of the month the indicated
decline Of 80 z 100 Sd Of August two
pkgs fancy sold at s96 aud toO, 2 The highest
price obtained for this description the previous season. t
and the season before t92 On the % quoted
at'-a heavy decline Leaf, a5kdTI common tSClOS
81 good aud tio20 for mfg shipping Kind.
Offering A. the month advanced, the receipts diminished s
heJ ana better feeling In the market developed Useful
kinds sold At Improving while nonde,crpt oudy CON
nued dull and low Less hmness about the mid
die Of the month but towards the close market became ami
ate Ard on the soh, prices decidedly higher than they
bad been Tor more than month previous closing quotation,
o he asst four seasons A. fouow..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-10
MISTAKES BALsAm OF WILD oIEnnY.

This medicine, coming from source carefully
prepared by experienced and skilhil physician received
the public with confidence Its
ehiuaie 81 disease aud s fame has rapidly extended
has been extensively used Of the
In the Middle and Northern testimony
highly respectable and Intelligent persons been
o. It's merits As remedy for Colds and Coughs
the Chest, disease, Liver
No other attained 50 hIrh
None genuine unless sisne, BUTTS wrapper.
ocS-d,cAsiW
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-10
MORE ABOUT THE FIIIBUsrERs

NEw oRIEANs, Oct. 9.-The Hlibustcrs who were ar
rested at the Pass have arrived in this city In custody
the Marshal Captains Msury, fassaux and Scott were
held to bail in the sum of $4,000 each The rest of the
men were lett at the Barracks below the city but having
no guard over them, dccampcd. The Flibusers com.
PEELED the soldiers to leave the steamer coming up the
river. They state that they out ON fishing ex-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-10

Govsrnment as sir ersasai sabseriAsrs. The Govern.
ment Sill gain rohng By this manUuvrc but lose much
and tho National iRfsiiigcacsr will correspondiugy
gain Honesty Is the best policy. for Democrats
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-10

me INST inspection At DhTens took place 9Th April Is
he decrease at shoekoe last season. indicated shove va,
'',i hd' aud at seAbrook $50 Increase Public d
sud apparent Increase at Dibre Let May 10 f.,
Oct 20 the Inspections Dlbrens amounted 10 ass Md,
same time in lSs S9O2 Increase hhds The total or ne,
decrease IN the city, during the past season. comparing with
1875 l. ? Si9 hhd..
PfrtHs'rH"-Ths following inspection, in
Petersburg