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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
A pr.yasANT TRIP.

There are many businessmen WHO c'''''o'
find time for prolonged absence from nome,
% ,;, ,,orsons we would commend brlel
excursion. full OF varied interest ana valuable
;.e,-,.t;op. Bv the excellent management Of
,hn Richmond and Danvlle, the south-side
.rJ the Virginia and Tennessee railroads, and
their harmonious connections, traveller may
leave Richmond in the morning and sleep com
fortably in Tennessee tat BristoD the same
night The route passes through some Oh '"e
most beautiful ard fertile country the eye ever
rested upon-the valleys of the Appoma''oA'
the James, the two Offers, the Roanoke INC
New River and the Holston. Many picturesque
and thriving towns and villages 90, TIC i,"v VI
,raycl-such as Farmville, Lyhcnou'g i''o''
~ Salem Newborn, Central Depot, "ythe'
villa Marion Abingdon and Bristol. at many
nn;n,s If tbe serpent-track of the railroad
wos, If the Blue Ridge, the visitor may reach
, w.tcring,place, highly improved and with
n,shinr waters of health. From the Mont
Somery White he may, after stage ride oil
81 miles, Stanu OH tiic p'i'No Va '''N ~
Gal, Pond or Doc Lake on the mountan-top
and enjoy majestic scenery. y little iar'her
on he NAV study the proposed line -f water
communication with the New River, by uniting
the waters Of Potts Creek and Strong creeks,
by which the James River and kanawha Canal
NAV be conducted through the mountains
Gov. Wisehas recently returned from an eNahi-
nation Of this region, in which Il surrey Is now
going on and We are glad to learn from u'.'
official sources, that this canalrou;c is regard
ed as feasible.
But. while viewing the many points Of Ill
terest on this great aud important i'ne
If trade and travel, the traveller should
not fail to stop at Liberty and visit
the Peaks Of Otter, with their magni-
licent views of picturesque scenery and fertile
agriculture. We cordially advise him to tarry
at Liberty a few days, and place himself under
the protection of the gcntlcmanly and accom-
plishcd mine host OF the "llcwitt House,
which is decidedly the best hotel, in every re-
spcct. we are acquainted with. Our opinion is
fortified by the high authority OF Secretary
Cobb, himself bon rirdnt, as everybody
knows. On his last trip to Georgia, MIR. Cobb,
with his family, partook of the abundant luxu-
r;es of the "fIewitt House. and was heard to
saw that, when he should leave public office he
would be strongly tempted TO live in Liberty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
VIRGINIA FRUIT.

\ few days ago we enjoyed some very large
and delicious peaches, Of the Georgia blood rcd
species, grown on the farm of Mr.. Adam lick
man, near Abingdon. One OF the peaches
measured nine inches around and weighed
half = pound. Mr.. Hickman has one Of the
Eandsomcst places in the picturesque town of
Abingdon, filled with flowers and made must
cal with singing birds. At the bottom Of his
garden, there is q natural cave Of a hundred
wards in extent, in which sport many fish. 1t
is Il delightfully."- cool grotto and the venerable
proprietor has inseniously turned it to excel
lent use in making it a spacious dairy and re-
fiisera.or.
At Liberty, in Bedford county, Mr.. Smith,
the intelligent and polite clerk of the Hewitt
House." filled our carpet bag with half n dozen
of the largest apple, VIC remember having seen.
They arc the Mammoth Pippin," grown in the
garden of Mr.. Nichols of Liberty, and measure
-; inches around. They are not yet fully
ripe, but are said to be Of the finest flavor when
matured
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Alta Court held for PoThaian County a, the Court House
thereof on Monday the 9Th day q. September s3". the
following premabe and resolutions adopted by III" Court
and lis officers the members Of the Bar and the citizens
generally offered by ". J. Dance ESQ 10 the Court,
seconded by John T. Lag, L. W. fnney and f. FaTrar
Esa and unanimously received by tie Court, and ordered
to he spread upon the records, viz:
Al meeting Of the members Of the Court s officers.
the BAR and the citizens generally. the following preape
and resolutions offered and adopted:
Whereas. have heard with sincere regret oi the neah
OF the Hon JOHN ". NASH who WAS for many years
resident OF this county and practitioner In this Cont
and more recently Judge of our Circuit Court
Resolved That In the death Of Judge Hasi. our ,iy
has lost pure and uprlg, citizen and most "ory anu
r,tmable gentleman and the Court and biF an oee H
ess emin.n, for his courteous and dsnhcd uheahcr hn
his integrity and ability a. Judge t'ah ''' e P' VI
hi. private life. ., .. .
Thn, nv ~ these resolutions he forwarded 10 the wi
~ ,bs .ce,.cJ and 90 the Richmond papers for publ
cation and that the Court lie requested TO enter mem upon
"''e' co,x l. =. GRAVES, Clerk.
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The Cnlfo MIA Malls-,Judge Blacks Reply to Judge

WAsnlNGroN, September 1.-The Post-officc
Department has addressed another very earnest
letter to Mr.. Johnson the contractor for carry
ing the California mails from both New York
and New Orleans, asking immediate report as to
his preparations for means for fulfilling his
contract. There is necessity for this, since that
the New Orleans mail for California must be
brought to New York before the 9Th of octo-
Der, Il means be not provided for carrying out
the contract for the New Orleans branch of the
service.
A gentleman of this city has twice stated at
the department that the contract would be exc
cuted, but no recent letter upon the point to
the responsible contractor has been answered,
nor has he come to Washington as requested
nor could an agent of the department learn
anything at New York as to the prospects OF
fuiilment Of the contract
The authorship Of the article in the Consti-
tuition, replying to that Of Judge Douglas in
HarperS Magazine, is generally attributed to
Judge Black 1t is regarded in administration
circles as an effective overthrow of the Judges
positions.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

m Cour, he'll for Franklin county, at the Courhousc,
on The 9Th Gay Of September, lS?,
10 h,s announced In Court that the Hon. Nathaniel IT,
Claiborne hath departed ,h. life the following preamble
And resolutions were adopted by the Court, viz:
whsr.,, II has pleased all wise Providence to
from onr midst by DEATH the Hon. NATHANIEL II. CLAI
HORNE for great number o! practising attorney
In this court and representative IN the State and National
Legislatures,
Therefore resolved by this court. That they have
heard with much regret OF the death Of Mr. Claiborne and
that they deeply sympahze with his family in their be-
r.ayement and that copy Of these proceeding be for
uarded to the "Eichmcnd Whs and Enquirer" for pub
Ica,ion-and. also. that copy thereof be sent to his
widow Mrs A. Claiborne and also spread spon the
cords Of this Court.
Received That this Court will wear the usual badge OF
mourning for thirty days.
" copy@T.s.. ~ INV no. A. SCOTT, elk.
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TpTpuTr NJ RESPECT.

Al meeting the Directors Of the Farmers Rank OF 'ir
GINA at Lynchburg July 9Th. 1859, the resignation OF
VIM Radforl Esq, rs President and Director OF this
Board having this day been rendered ad accepted on '
ton OF John ~ Warwick the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
I'M, Resolved That we receive with rcgrc: Mr. Gadfords
resignation Of said Offices and member. Of this Board do
now offer our assurance Of high admiration for the ntec
ty ability and independence with which he has watched
over tie interests Of this Institution and that he carries with
him in his retirement; united wishes for his health anu
happiness. ,,c,
COPY Of ih-.c resolutions.
Extract from the minutes.
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Tn CORRESPONDENT.

Many thanks for the Kind and manly article
signed chesapeake" We must, however,
decline to publish it. The article to which it
refers, if noticed at all in the enquirer
should be noticed in the editorial column. But
we have deemed it best to take no kind of no.
tee Of the anonymous article published in one
of our exchanges, which chesapeake so ably
reviews
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FROM UTAH.

ST. Louis, Sept. l0.-A special dispatch to
the Republican says that dates from Salt Lake
City to the 10Th ult., reached Atchison yester'
day.
Vim. II. Hooper, Mormon, has been elected
delegate to Congress from C;ah:
Lieut.. GRAY. with party Of forty-two dra-
goons, had surprised band Of 40 Indians who
we're concerned in the late massacre of emf
Grants on the California overland road. Tween.
" Of the Indians were killed
Gen. Johnston had sent re-iniorccmcnts to
Lieut.. Gray, in anticipation of an attack IRON
the combined forces OF the Indians.
The store of Messrs. Miller, Russell X Co., at
Camp Floyd had been destroyed by fire. The
loss was estimated at $4,000.
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i,Leli a, sial.io as 10 quality.
PETERSBURG MARKETS, srFr. lcrH.

Tonuco-There better feeling in the inarks, Tie past
day two, and prices little better on medina al;
good Leaf say y TO 4. Lugs steady without eLinie
In prices We quote Lugs 1t -. 20 "a for eoniaon to
good vcry good 5p to 81; common to fair Leaf ~ to y
good x 10 10; very good and fine ~ ioZ: Pnas he
b,ynninu To- arrive and sell al - to - IL mpvris:
TO have good weights sc outside quotation, 81!
mus, be in good condition.
wngAr--Therc animation IN the ialrSe' TO- a'
though W. have no change note In prices AZ u = .
81 for prime Fed and White, common and medium l."a
ties rule from - 20 -.
sales making at III To -.
rLcrs-Sales Of come $50 bh!,., made t'r rr.
few days. t5 30 Tor superdne - >" for Ehra AID y
for Family. ~
ArrLr Bni>py.-We not. sale, OF ne" crop 81 ~ '"H'
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,vvc,rrrRG MARErr, srrr. To- iSa

Tgit.v-The breaks continue full for most grade e
low fine Leaf and Wrappers which quality 'eare IN
highly favorable repor; o! the growing crop la. ~ eject %
IN. market We quote Fine Manufacturing Lg,- sac.
Good Medium Iugs ! j0ad; FINE Manufacurng la, ani
Wrapper, 3inai1; Good Manufacturing Leak s.'a.'
Nedium Leaf t3:9a,. Shipping Leaf s'..ia?
wmg,T-The market is quiet. Prime lots a. ti:' !sT'
qualities q. loii.:o
PLouRi. very dull anal dlAcut Of sale We quote seps
fine At 81. a5i.; Extra 81; Family .6aadt
CosS-ui little ogerlns. Our figures show NOMINAL pike
At aba.j cents.
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roiiorlns ar. leading quotation. Q. the r,:al.F

In domestic exchange. there activity q, VIZ
In money Upon ,he leading Western ci's' "
have declined 20 the old quotation, and there APP
% be sufficient supply 81 currency Of convertible
10 meet the want. Of shippers Of grain and Hour S,h "
relieve the tradIu, cass,- " much embarrassment VA.
listed = short time sncc. In the course of erch'hS
York funds being much The same lat vrss bs''1V
and Philadelphia ar. deblor-ci,Ies, While Boston e'f'
tor.c.,y with Scx Yor. the past week. ,,
The following the rate- NJ discount upon ru'''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

aT- Governor Floyd, the Secretary of War,
IS now, with his family, at Koyner's Springs,
IN Bosetourt on the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad. We regret to learn that his health
is tar from restored. 1t may be several days
before be returns to his post in Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
NORFOLK MARKET. srr1. 10.

Cors-we quote yellow at ;sa.Jc., willie i6n''t 49,
mixed I6s;1c FLnrR-The supply OF extra and ,uprfhn
i, equal 10 the demand We note sale, oi extra AZ 90
and superne al fja6 lot Of superfnr. Of rather ~
frior grade has recently been sold at f3H for shpm..
Family is and in demand. and may he Guotri -
4lal o. according 10 quality.
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The 'Grea. Eastern" Coming to Norfolk-porhaps

The ''Grea. Eastern" Coming to Norfolk-9orhaps
We understand that y. Dudley Mann, ESQ.,,
has written to j. r. Mcdaniel, ESQ, the Presi-
dent of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company, that there is probability that this
monster of the deep will after hor trip to Port
land, stop at Norfolk. What q brilliant pros
pect would such consummation hold out to
our railroads and steamboats,, and TO the good
people of the sea. board and even ofour own me
topolis, Underwater Virginia would be stirred
to its very dewthS.
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,,ry,yppIA MARKET. sgr1. i

I'll. narke, quiet, with light Transactions E'cdn.
OF ronr show slight ncrrass We notice -des 81 tn'a
stree, Supernr a, q 20 shipper. but N. msr.e' closed
na, sa.- o: wheat on Change at I.''a3ec "r FAR -
good white and ll.4lc for fair do red Some lots .! M
f.rinr whit. and red sold aUc below tie above ,ulrs
Cora + inactive the receipt. being very s' aaf Ne h,'s
no s.e, TO report, Rye !. gulc; 3: '3ae oai. in gas
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grnk.Ani..

The i,0ck market Tor the wee. opened WIT Sr'a' 80
cy and soon became greatly excited ESTABLISHING ~
range Of prices for mos, descriptions man eSis,'I M
bought largely 10 replace the CONTRACTS: Of
sellers Thl. with III. demand for Western baum. ~. q
caused 4 rise Of per cent, In Missouri n r.t-
Virginia. and . Ia TENNESSEE. To-day the marzt'
Urn, with Increased activity in all the speculation
a. follows: New York Central I9ia. Hudsor 80 o.
4sl Michigan Central +6i& Gslena 20, Toledo .o'1
Island 69I.. Panama lis. IT,, ., a
Land warrants continue neglect ed-thc fee.hr:
thought. will bring In some orders from TIE wa
lowing are ;he extremes Of the market ,y,,J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

TIE ENGLIsHNES IN PARls.-The Paris let
tiers state that during the recent festivities
several American flags were displayed, but not
an English flag was seen, although the number
of Englishmen in paris is five times greater
than that of Americans
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WORTHY OF Norrcr.-By reference to the

adyertisn. columns oil ,l.' - Enquirer to-day, our
reader, and hu,i,c,. men generally, will find some
impor,.ut ac,ion sales .l,ogt to come of. Cnrsoes
-, ,,o,r.. iron, Sor,h America sugar and moisssrs
,l.o ,>cn,,c tract. oi .a,. beautiful and useful
f.rln. are in Ike market oar city importing houses
are on; with cvcry;h. ior tall and winter trade; and
last but moi ,a>t for tie mind, sake, our various
schools will lac found calling upon the growing gene
ration 70 90 lar. :, book, and stud, for period
longer. -.
We always hciie:o tia, mex; 10 political! iniorma,
ton ~. The a., 81; Tie lay, the advertisements viii
in,trr, OR r,-Ier ~ Il" great unitarian deeds
ac- anil occupations Ct the b-'n'>' and "ee"''l'!
MnYii
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MARI led.

M.nErrp u, Browns Hotel In the city Of Washington,
Monday tie 10Th OF August 10y the Rev Dr.. B.ll. CARTER
u PUGi; Ed, ri King and Queen county, Va, 10 Miss
CARRIE E. JOY OF Prince William.
The papers that exchange with the Richmond Enquirer
requested 10 copy.
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Correspondence et' the Richmond Enqu'rF
S,y y,py s.,, IA ~ N

( Correspondence 81 tie RichmOM Enquirer
New York, Sept i0-iPM.
The general features Of the money market unchanged
and present healthy appearance in con,ras, wr the first
week in September Of 1871 The supply NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the specie shipments again large this week. IL ainni"
enough the requirements OF trade easy '.rn
for borrowers The quantity Of first class paper - not
large In view Of the heavy business doing 'houihs
that larger per cen,age Of transactions IN close se'
than usual Il done for cash. Some OF our Cty Bank nav
large SURPRISES for employ mcnt while Others dong SCUM
ern business find demand for all their sparr und ~ d'
counting for Banks In Georgia and nciShborng ssa'"-
These demands larger than usual this year, o"l"fN
the scarcity Of sight -xcang. New York In nearly r'
section the country This WILL however soon correct
itself by the Of crops, which will be earlier ha
usual for the Southern staples unless retarded by IN s
denc Ia the Gulf ports The rates to-day are ~ o"""
Loans State and Government bonis...b 10Y p'' -
Loans on LIST class stock securities. -
First class mercantile paper, 30 IN ~ day. .! =
FIRST class mercantile paper. ~ days to q
month r, Nd mol. nam. -. a..
Other names, OF which there Is large
The foreign exchange market !, now firm, while inc Guy
ply Increased by the shipments Of specie this week so'
leading drawers continue the advance noticed '
week. while others draw AT lpail0s A. the latter hsGi
the supply abundant and good drawn bills are 10 be w.
10. The amount OF transient exchange i small a.
commercial bills scarce, owing 20 she close oil The erpg
the southern shipping ports. The cotton trr>
IN Liverpool offers but little encouragement 10 shipper
which tends diminish the supply Of Southern commerce
sterling AMI franc. In francs there has been fair bus
ness done At liail%. The exports Of specie 'h, We"
By the from this port will not be Tar 'i'h
~ 2TD0h
The following ar. leading quotation. o. tie regular
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

The Democracy of Greenbrier, at the last
Court of that county says the Valley Demo
crat, passed resolutions in favor Of Governor
Wise for the next Presidency. The Hon. VIM
Smith addressed the meeting, and paid an clio
ouent tribute to the ability and INTEGRITY OF
Henry 4. Wise, AMI urged that every Western
Yirgiinian should sustain Wise for the l'rc,iden-
CIV. There is no doubt of the >,icngth Of Gov.
Mise with the Western Democracy. lie will
sweep the West like an avalanche Keep the
ball in motion. Let the people declare their
preference everywhere f"ipepn .>sm'- H"&-
M HcpNblirNM.
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4 Drrr srorrrn.-rhc Martinsburg re.

Publican states. tina; duel prevented last weak
between Andrew l.. Kennedy. Ed. ct Ch"r!e-'o"n,
and Mr. Randolph OF C,arke county. Icy The arrest
OF the parties. who were held in et,r' hn 70 Keep
the ne.cr lodY was IT," ca-e of he difficulty.
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49,. nnIr.Nc M.nLrr s,rr M
sAYANNAH MARKET. sEpr.
NEW YORK COMMERCIAL LETTER

Cor1oS-Sales Of 200 bales to-day; sales Of tie "e's
40 bales receipts 80 bales against $3.50 the receipts 81
the same week la-t year. Stock In port {, 800 bales
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r,cuunxn cArrIr M,nKrr sr.,

EThe heavy supply of Cattle las; week, amt iuE.hrf
snail lots being sold by the head caused Light demsai
the scales thl, week well decline IN price. a. It's
,h II September there were 90 head sold n, t@J 80
and II al ISL TO -: thu ;ih Is al g. % to i
the st q al - and Il a: - -. III" !; u :, o. ali
ii held oy-rmak!ns Ill head sol! at price, n;as irH
IS % - per l1U lbs sheep AMI Lambs may be
nuntrl Al /! 80 10 ~ per head.
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~TO MESSRS. GEORGE ): III.
~ NEE, J. 1. apperson, q. D. shell, =; 'u" 40.
Crane j. H. Mortou John ". Davies, August schah; Jos.
Doeranger. E. Mayr, C. wendnger, y. e MeElr1y' r.
Crump John ". cardwel, A. D. Williams Albert L. "e'''
and others ,,,u,..
mi, my be announced IS csnIid.'e ~, ". ~
Of Attorney for he crea. Cos ss., u ,@e
city, apprecisting your Kindness, have 70 y hss, &c
eeIs 10 YOUR r.ouss and II elected the once Will dis
charge ia duties 10 the best Of my judgment. rrd
Aug e9-u Yours, &C., ). l. efUhpi'AHi'
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SUBSCRIPTION CAEmED- The people Of Hen
~ county, Va, bys ,o,e Of "a 20 zig. have sub
.,,ih i 30 goo dollars 70 the extension Of tie Eich
,,,orl NIL Iponyille Rail Road.
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sI-TO THE VOTERS OF THE
GITi or RlCIIMUND.-I hereby respectfully Announce
myself Candidate for the OFFICE OF ATTORNEY
FOR TIE COMMONWEALTH IN the Circuit Court Of iii,
City, which has just vacated by the resignation Of
Marmaduke johnson.
Aug .ii-dlm LITTLETOS TAZEwELL.
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Cotton was more active to-day. with s.isS o.
bales closing on the basis OF llA for miednns
Bresd.,ufs and providers we're steady ard Irocs
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The following letter is now going The rouhuS
Of our exchanges 1t seems TO have been hrst
published by the Bath lAIe.) Sentinel. No de-
NAL Of the authorship has yet appeared. But
we shall be surprised if the ridiculous little
ep;stle does not turn out to be q hoax.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

DIED.
DIEp at her residence Ia New Kent county Tuesday
the 9Th inst, Mr.. REBECcA NORRIS In the 18th year OF
hers
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acknowledgements Johnson, Esq, having resigned
the Office II .a,hs Attorney for The Circuit
Cour, OF the city Of Richmond hereby announce myself
a candidate far -aid office.
Aug 2j-tde FRANKLIN THoMAs
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SFW ORLEANS MARKET, SErl. Q.

Co;,on-Salrs of $500 bale. to-day. There Is h'te
feeling in the market, and IL closed steadier. Mddn. a'
quoted at isIls Corn dull at 10 cts Pork s'e,dy
Slts5 Flour quiet At fi'j per Dbl Conse hrEn pI@
Vic l2a3s c-saes Of the weak ,Eo bags stock ~ po'
$50 bags against 30 500 bags last year. freghs on Coz
ton Ia Liverpool 9s isd; shippers are Offering ?s ltf
Sterling exchange !, quoted ya9t per cent. preul
Exchange on New York. IL day bills ls!'. per cent. i'
count; sight hills per cent. premium.
NEW ORLEANS MARkET, sgrr. ~.
CorroS j. steady with sslts Of $500 bales to-day o.
11alls for Mddnf The FiorR market Is hrm-sses 81
q S;I per barrel CoRs-Yco~ sells at 20 cent, per
bu.he. II Tx closed LGoyan,, and is held At si3 rri
Dbl FRyi.hTs CottJn 20 lverpoolarc quoted nj t"
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,sr-rO THE Voters OF THE CITY OF

RICHMOND hereby respectfully announce myseH
candidate for the onicc Of Commonwealths Attorney o
the Circuit Court Of the city 81 Richmond mace
By the resignation OF Nsrmadule johnson. Esd
Any a6-td. JAMES r. CKESSHAW.
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yYTANTED, 4 situation As TEACHER In an Academy or
con.iJ.rabI. experience in teaching Can insrur, in
English Latin, Greek, Mathematics and French Address
80, 49,. Harrisonburg, Va.