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wisdom of John He'll.

The National Lt'IgeResr in speaking Of the 'record
of John Bell compiled by the Union Constitution Com
mt.ee of Tennessee, and recently Published in the Wing,
which record proves his statesmanshp his wisdom and
bis reliability to the South well his disposition to do
justice all sections of the Union says, that whilst he
has been conservative in his temper Mr. Bell has ever
been cautious in language and prudent in action IT. in
obedience these cardinal qualities, he has sometimes
ben called moderate against the extreme views Of
hs section I has been in virtue of considerations
which while they evinced his superior slgacity have at
tho same time illustrated his 6rmness and his patriotism
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-28
No Cnance For Rreciinridge.

One Of the Democratic candidates for the Vice Pres'
dency Gov. Johnson is reported to have said in bis
speech at Jones Wood, that Breckenridge stood no
chance at the South-that he not certain of more
than State and that be could possibly carry
electoral roie in the free Sates-and that if Breckenridge
thought he could carry any electoral vote North he bad
less sense than johnson had given him credit for But
he said likewise that the running of his ticket North
might LincOlns election, by preventing union Of
all conservative aati-Republican voters ticket
as true as gospel that Breckenridge is not even in
the ring in the present Let all patriots vote for
Bell who can defeat Lincoln
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-28

On Thursday morning. the 97tl OF September ~ o'clock,
OARRIa only hid Of q. A and S. v spence aged year,
uCnhH sLd DAYS
BLtms: sun please copy.
In Williamsburg Monday the 1Ihlntaat amer protrao,ed
patient illness, the EeS WILLIAM ZMMER Of the Pro-
isiNn seopa church. and late Rector Of b. Jhns Church.
City Point, Va
parents survive lin and he leaves Interesting little Ami
y AID many rels iV ami h.nis liz fhfu all tho
ard desa relations VI Be aud The rtposed In
hin minister q The Goipel He has fallen In the prime Of
manhood but he Leaves token Of happy dusdy In h devotion
- ne OF the 0hgr;h The peIy Of h lie Among the
memorials no has lsi os. who and At the time
affords the ground CT hope and the beat sdleuce that he
carried With him the christians paSportto anoh and better
rid w
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Rally TO the Ressuo.

TIE esriny news from every quarter Of the rapidly
bri tping jpsct' Of Bell aud Everett is well eaeu
lated 10 stimulate their friends everywhere to unreIng
efforts N thsi, behalf Every day the fact is becoming
more mantle that the con.es, is between Bell and Lin
coin and A. Conservative Democrats become convinced
,og this they will rally to the Union standard, aud the
election vii be made by The people
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ELErTnrll.

Disr. lsr. L. Il. CHANDLER, Of Norfolk City.
" End. TRAVIS II. EPES, Of Nottoway
sd. THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
" 4th. JOHN 7. TBORNTON, Of P. Edward
B,h. JAMES =. JOHNSON, Of Bedford.
9Th. MARNADUEE JOHNSON, Of Richmond
9TH. LEYUEL J. BOWDEN, Of Williamsburg
" Sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of Niddlesez.
9Th. b H SHACHELFORD, Of Fauquier
l0,h ANDREW f. KENNEDY, Of Jefferson.
" lib. FRANCIS 7. ANDERSON, Of ROckbridge.
: 18th. W. r. STAPLES, Of Montgomery.
Is.h WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
I4tl. J. j. JACKSON. Jr., Of Wood.
18th. A. B. CALDWELL, o. Ohio
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J. R. ROBERTSON, Sss'g.

The GREAT FoUR MILE RACE.-it was briefly mention.
ed yesterday that the four mile race over tue FIshsn
Course n Y, Tuesday, for purse Of $1,000 was
won by Planet, who diItsnced CongarSe, the frs,
heat IL appears that after the race commenced
rain set ia and poured down in torrents Planet who il
owned by &esss. Boswell OF Virginia il FIVE years old
aud carried IA pounds Congaree is three ye1rs old
carried los pounds aud is owned by Mr. Puryelr, OF
South Carolina. Tle race WAS witnessed by large
number Of Southeruers, especially from Virginia South
Carolina and Louisiana Hon. John N. Belts was among
the NUMBER aud it is estimated that from 500 900 tC
S5OO. 600 chan. ed hands on the result
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John II. Thornton, Esq.

We are requested TO tina; this distinguished
gentleman who has been working with such zeal, and
making such powerful aud effective speeches in the pre-
sent canvass will address the people, OF AppomattoI
Thursday the 4th of October, that being day.
We congratulate friends in AppOmltOx, the rich
ea in store for them aud express the hope that Wings
aud Democrats will all to hear Mr. Thornton at
The time DESIGNATED above.
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DIs,ussion To-M.rroVv Night.

There will be a discussion at the Club House to-mor
TOW Saturday night, between Marmaduko johnson
E.q, the Bell aud Everett eector for this district
James Lyons, Eco the Breckenridge and Lane dActor
The speaking will commence at u o'clock. Al Inter
ting tine may be expected and large crowd viii nc
doubt ba present
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RELL AND EVERETT n NOYOYGALIA.

According TO prsyO notice. he friends Of Bell and
Everett met at the Club House NorgSntOwn Thurs
DAY evening, Sept 2O:h, 1860 Then Lee Roy Kramer
was called TO the chair and Mathew Gay appointed Sc
cretlry Tue object of the mesing explained in a
few epproprste rSnarks by -. Wiley, Esq, to b.
for tie formation OF Bell ani Everett Club. At the
conclusion of his remarks committee appointed OF
three to draft Constitution AID Bylaws. The chair
appointed II. Dering, ESD, Col WIN. A. Hanway, aud
f. MADEIRA, Esq, as said committee. The committee hav-
ing retired for short tims, 'ctuJned aud reported a
Constitution aud Bylaws for the government OF the
Club, which were unanimously adopted by the meeting
The meeting thea proceeded % the election of oil 'ers
for the Club whereupon Col Vim. A Hanwsy was cho-
sen President +. MADEIRA, O. Vice President, Lee Roy
Kramer, Secretary, and Jas. A Davis Treasurer. The
Club now being organized, the temporary officers With
drew and the officers chosen for the Club assumed their
proper positions aud the Club proceeded 10 business.
LEE ROY KRAMER, Prest.
NJ. GAY, Secretary.
adjourned Jfeciing-T5e Club met at the Court
House Thursday evening, Sept. 2Oth Col. VIM A. Han
way in the chair
0a motion Of H. Dening Esq tho chair appointed a
committee Of three to make all necessary arrangements
for the Club TO attend mass meeting of the friends OF
Bell and Everett TO be held at Pairmont Friday 2S
inst The chair appointed II. Dering, Esq, George Hall
aud Francis Thompson, as said committee. Ga motion
of W T. Wiley, E.q. it was
Rssoved That the Secretary register the OF all
persons DESTROYS of becoming members Of this Club.
Resolved That the club adjourn again on Tues
day evening next the I'd inst, aud tina, the committee
appointed to make arrangements for attending the Fair.
mont meeting then report.
WIN. A. HANWAY, Prest.
Do Ep1 Sal
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The Prospect In Arkansas.

The Memphis Enquirer says; Very direct and reliable
news from Arkansas. founded the calculation of a
gentleman actively and successfully engaged in the late
canvass in that State asserts that the proportions Of
parties stand as nine four and three that is when Bell
gets nine votes Breckenridge will get four aud Douglas
three so that for every nine thousand votes given
Bell seveu thousand only will be given to both Breck
aud Douglas Arkansas is considered safe for Bell by
good Judges on the ground
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THE CANVASS IN CAROLINE.

TO tie Editor Of The Wig:
Notices extensively circulated during the session of the
Circuit court for Caroline, which commenced last Tues
ia the 18TH thai Jennings WISE James Lyons, and
prohshly H. A. Wise aud l.. Montague wonld address
the people, Bowling Green Saturday the Odd Atrac-
tive the bill was it failed TO bring the Democracy TO.
gsher greater Der than seventy eighty with
abou an equal number of the 0ppOstiOniss atho the
county votes from 200 to 400.
o Jennings Wise and John e. Tucker appeared, the
other gentlemen failed to come up Mr.. Tucker first ad
dressed the people in speech of two more hours,
which attendTey listened TO- aud notwithstanding it
was repeie with secession and dsunion sentiments s
structure humor aud ingenious argument made il very
interesting, and no impotence dissent manifested
during it, delivery Trained by his profession and prac
tce as lawyer ITO make the appear the better
side" aud general faVorite among the people, one
il better calculated than Mr. Tucker TO make the uitess
effort OF nfusiug the doctrine Of secession and dsunon
into the minds of the psope-he make il plausible,
but not possible Tue public voice aud sentiment
against it, and Mr. fuckers speech is already doing good
service for Bel and Everett aud will be used with good
effect until tn. 9th OF November, when Caroline will
give us minority which will rebound to her honor and
patriotism.
Afsera recess for dinner, Mr.. 0. Jennings Wise took
the stand, and pouuced upon John Bell With all the f.
rocity Of pug upon mastf and gave him as sfectua
shake as plgmy could give colossus. He told the
Wings TO remember John Bells defamation Of Henry
Clay, but Oh! J,nuings WISE do you remember the
scurrous attacks OF your father upon Old Jackson, his
tweaking the of Polk the "base tool of petty
tyran his instructive dscernment Of gentlemen from
1885 TO the time he Tyerizeds Has II. A. Wise
been forgiven for these things' Ar. Wise gave seri
ou' u1icrous comcoragical account Of the Charleston
and Baltimore conyentonshow old Fitzpatrick escaped
for his life by patriotic leap the Douglas plat
FORM and how Herschel V. johnson killed himself b.
jumping on it. What II saw and 81 did," Mr.. Wise
thought worth telling and If be is capable OF seeing snt
doing he said Il saw" aud Il did his going blind
becoming lame would be serious loss TO "hs great Na
toHaL democratic party"
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"WIDs AwAEEs" in ANoTHaR RIGuT-0n Tuesday
night club OF Republican Wide ASakes Yin New York,
formed the east side Of Broadway which attracted
the attention Of the guests at the New York HOTEL n-
GLIDING many Souherners several of whom il is aleg-
OF, brgan to hiss An excitement followed during which
blows exchanged between u Southerner and men,
b-r OF the clIo Whereupon the comrades Of the la ter
rallied in strong force aud compelled the hotel party to
seek refuge in the building Several arrests were made
including geuteman from The South.
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AIOHlGAS.-A large aud enthusiastic Mass Meeting of
the friends of the Constitutional Union candidates Il
and Eserett-was held in Detroit Michigan, on tbs IA IA
IL SAINT. TIE City Hall was den civ fill d. IL was hand
sony decorated with banners aud Inscriptions Speeches
we've made by H. p Bridge President Of the Bell and
Everett Club, and by Nathan Reeve.
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WINDFALL FOR GARiBALDI.-An item in the foreign
intelligence brought by the Adrac that Garibald
found IN the bank Of Naples less than eighty millions
OF lives THIS Is Of more importance Than il may FIST
SEEM for it at places in Garbads hands the sinews
Of war in cash, amounting in currency to about
fourteen millions and four hundred thousand dollars
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-28

GREAT hEETlSG AT NArcHEz, Miss We learn from
the Nalehez Courier thaa great meeting of the friends
OF Bell AMI Everett took place there last Wednesday,
The Courier says IL day that will b. long remem-
oersd Hon. W. A. Lake, Hon Walter Brooke and 9th.
made speeches. Many ladies in attendance and
great enthusiasm prevailed.
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COAGnGEROIA.L.
o,nO. o, rnr VINO. Sept. 81. 1870.

Virginia skies have advanced to 9li and int We
Richmond City bonds At % and in and "
K r. do and Int The transactions In Bank AMI In
sanes stacks very limited We notice that III
offered las o. OF State Of Wan advance Of a. We have
the sale any railroad stock for time. Annex
81 IL our weekly comparison
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-28

Hon. James Guthrie, OF Kentucky, late Secretary Of
the Treasury, is out agans B,eekiaridge To suppoEi
him. Mr.. Gu.hris says woai b. 70 AM in eeeting Lin
cola Mr. Guthrie vas Eeutaekys choice for the Pces
dency
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FATE OF GEN. WALKER.

NEW ORLEANS Sept 27--A Bri,i,h steamer arrived
to day, with the remnant Of Walkers party. They re-
port that Walker shot on the 18th inst, and Col
Ruder was still held prisoner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-28

Brandreth,s Pills vs.. Sarsnpariiia,-One Twenty
dye cent Box Branehs Pills warranted 70 contain more
pure Aapaa any dol bottle Of sarsspsrla AL ~ho
are using sauspaa lie, them substu Brsndrehs Pills and
take one each night VIII be found 10 the bot
lied article Pills warranted equal
to two dollar Of saripsr Try ofhese Pills. whse
main active Ingredient skaod ofssr sDalA Take Pin ev-
cry third DAY you ung any other tonic
remedies. Drop these thirty daS', sad these P"sn the
place Tor that TIM. ne VIII be any cenis and their
worth thousand dollars PRINCIPAL Once 29i Csnsis SeS York
so,d hv all deale 10 Medicines AUS. dctvg
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Or CoURsE.- he Slack x pIoic, II journals denou7ee
the fusion ticket recently formed in New York by the
Union Committee. The New York Courier and Engai-
rer says:
Were the Republican party Abolition one, end
were il its intention to overthrow the Constitution
fusion all opposed il would be perfectly jusiilbe
Uoder such circumstances would do right to sicri-
fee everything prevent its triumph. But every intel
gcnt man knows what the real design oil tina, purity is
# is useless for Republican organs disavow their
Abolition proclviies. Every intelligent man not al
fectcd with ncgrophobia knows that the party is banded
together sectional organization with antSgonism
Southern institutions its controlling idea" Gnder
such circumstances a combination Of National men to sc
cure its defeat is perfectly justifable"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-28

The MAINE ELECTION Returns from 4SS cities, towns
and plantations indicate aggregate vote of upwards
Of l2l OO0-te heaviest in the State. Wash
burns plural ty ALL is lOi The remaining places
be heard from will reduce that plurality, aud will in
Col Smars vote to about SO 0O0-the heaviest
vote ever for Democratic nominee in the State.
Compared with the election in 1856 when about 100 :
900 cas-: the Democrats have made gain OF
about 5000 while the Republican vote has been increased
only a few hundreds.
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PfrrsYLvASIA RAILRoAD--A meeting was held at
MusevIe, Saturday the 22i instant BY the friends
of this proposed improvement and six thousand collars
Of stock was subscribed Another meetir will be held
Bsrgers Store to-day, for the paposa of obtaining
scrihed
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Bon,t FORGET,

Tia, the Hon. TuovAs 5. FlorRSor and HUoH W.
suaryzr. Esq, viii address the-people OF Richmond st
tho Club House tAis evening The speaking vii eom-
nslcs precisely AZ = O'Clock. aud hops the Club
House Vii be 6ed to overlooking with the gallant and
enthusiastic Bel men Of the Metropolis Let the De-
mocrats an come too and learn Of those things that
make Tor their own and the eounrys peace and happi-
A,ss
Lst there be grand rOusing turnout Of the people a.
the Cab House 20 night,
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DIED.

YAYCEY is announced TO speak in Harrisonburg, on
9th of Oct. Hon Jno NJ. Bolts will address Union
me ,tiug the same day at HaiisDnbufg.
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A meeting Of the Constitutional Uuion party in the
sixth Nagsteral district of Southampton, held al
Berlin, Saturday the 22nd for the purpose Of organ
izing Bell and Everett Club
On motion Peter j. Holmes. Esq, was appointed
Chairman, and heril j. Davis Secretary
The chairman in few remarks, explained the Obi Ct
of the meeting, after which, a committee consisting Of
Dr. A. II Burger Dr.. Saml b Keo, Shugars Lame
d. L. Doler X. NJ Stephenson appointed prepar,
Constitution and recommended permanent officers for
the government OF The Club aud report the to its
next meeting
Messrs. William II. and Joshua Pret!oW, and DR.. Sim
B. Keo addressed the Club showing that Bell and Es
cret the only National candidates before the people
around whose standard the people Of all sections OF the
county desiring the preservation OF this Republic should
rally; that they were who knew North no South
20 East no West, bu, standing upon The Constitution
willing that il should DO interpreted and construed
by consti ued authorities and who pledged to the
enforcement OF the Laws the perpetuity Of the Union
and that justice shall be done oil sections
They proved coneu;ively that the contest was nov
narrowed down between Bell and Lincoln and that every
vote given Breckenridge or Douglas was indirectly aid
ing the election OF Llncoln
On mo io' the meeting adjourned to net again the
first SAtu day evening in October.
PETER j. HOLMES, Chairman.
H. J. DAVIS, Secretary
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committee of citizens appointed for the purpose:
REDMOND HoUsg, Sept. %, 1860
To Lord Lyons Minister of Her Mjesty, the Queen OF
Great Britain, 10 the Government OF the United
States:
MI LORD The citizens of Chicago have deputed the
undersigned to welcome Baron Renlrew to our young
city.
As a representative in very high sense of our moth
counry-that country to which We are allied by 20
many and varied interests and synpAthes; TO which We
are bound by % many common lies Of blood aud by
common CUSTOMS laws, literature, language and love OF
liberty-Blron RenfreWs presence among US awakens
in the bosom Of our people no common Interest," an IN
terest which receives additional force from the earnest
desire which is felt by people TO cultivate such rea-
tons of friendship asd anity with the people of Great
Britain as shall forever oblerate the slightest traces
| OF jealousy and unftiendly feeling.
AS the son of tho most admirable of monarchs, the
best Of women and the nobes of AngloSaxon matrons
Baron Renirew challenges aecdOnate aud kind
regards.
These among other considerations not less marked,
would have rendsred it highly gratifying TO fellow
citizens received Baron Renirew in diiieran
capacity and to have exhibited their respect for his
country for his royal mother, and for his Lord,hips
self in manner If less demonsrative, at least not .eS
cordial than that stimulated by the loyalty OF his future
| subjects in British America
But learning that his Lordshps fatigue arising from
the exciting scenes through which be had SO recently
passed. would render such attentions to him.
have forborne from every demonstration calculated to
disturb his privacy and repose. But have ventured
solicit your Lordship well aud so fayorably known
90 the American public, to assure Baron Rrutrew that
under proper circumstances the people of Chicago would
have cheerully made every suitable demonstration on
the occasion of distinguished arrival. As it is my
Lord with this assurance have but to tender cor
dial welcome Baron RanfreW aud suite TO Illinois,
comp,nicd by the hope that he and they will fnd or
our broad praes the recreation and repOse which they
seek
With very high respect an consideration, permit US,
| my Lord TO subscribe ourselves etc.
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GEoRGE p. KISKEAD,
Henry Johnson,
SAN'L. d. MCCULLOUGH,
+ X SAYRE,
T. X. HUNr,
LnnN q RRErKINRIDGR-

After rcaling The above any make himself so
blind as no. T. Sc that John Breckenridge dubbed
aud prevsrieated in a manner unworthy his high aspra
tons wber in his Frankfort speech, be pretended thai
he supported Ta,l1r in ls47 because he believed him to
be DsmO ratio in his options and for Cas- in 1913
~, o. q. sr,r. Of ,, iner'cg
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re COHlSESPONDENTs.
~. 100. I....ss IA "a flf-gErs.f q "A
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SIGNS OF raa TINEs.-A correspondent in Westmore-
land county, (the birth place of WASHINGTON says:
"our prospects here daily improving, and We shall
carry for our candidates Bell and Everett much larger
vote than We have ever poled before.
correspondent in HonongIia county SAYS, 81 think
Bell will carry MonongllJ, t gave old Buck 500 major
ty The vote will DO very equally divided between Douglas
and Bell through this Congressional Dstrict-if any dir
ference, in favor of LOugGs.
letter from Halifax says "The skies are bright and
Frightening In going from South Boston to Halifax
Court Monday morning, the stage being crowded and
politics the subject proposed and TAKEN with
the following resist Bell O. Douglas 8, BreekiHrdgs l.
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a. The kestJ entlfee white teeth s,hes,PO.
NINE IO0TH POWDER. Dentists recommend hhlghy Read
the FOL sig: -
~ have used and or scrbed the Tooth Ponder Of
Meade Bake- and piuon preparation ior the
ED Ia view be compounded. -
JiHS GEOgGE wAYT. Dentist"
f-Gsk for MzlpB BiEEs and take no 9th yOa Will
be disappointed. Prepared OILY by
hE DE BAKEs, Phi rmaeeu'ss,
IS6 Mln st. fGr above p q.
MEDICAL sTrDFN-s will 6rd MEADE BAEEEs the best
nis.sc,Iny a.s. an sur,ieal in.,rumens sea-
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|,ORNs! COSvS! C0RNS!-
~ Ror several ars have suffered crest <GSSHSrizA
sgony corns, my pain much adtei <--ytx5S ~
I. by nails an bunion DR. h1l EtA s<s-sS--s-s
for those diseases and not only derived nitnt relief
time having clap ed 10 hIl nay
add expert Of many relations and en the
operations by psin whatever Thousands o.
the ia Lyons n. Bride NJ D.,
efod, the Mayor o. Petersburg, Rev. pr Mltehe l.
Lynchburp; Hon BeEhrld Dickens Washington; VIM Mac
flrAnd Fsq Collins. NJ. D., The Misses Green, kc, kc
TT OH r Wall street Hotel Wal Street.
To avoid ds,ppontn ent ca at olce SEES Co.
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RICHMOND WING

JaE COSSTlTUTiOS-sTIrE RIsBTs
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FOR PRESIDENT

FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN BELL,
OF TENNEsSEN
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
EDWARD EVERETT,
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
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LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Sept

The weather hne rather with East Wind Har
veng rapidly Most OF the crle that has come
forward poor condition. and unn AZ present
BREADs1uP Gran market Yesterday cute, at
H ays de lac 7sas wheAt amt 2s bol 90 Flour pce
Monday last, seemed disposition press sales AZ
our to-day mArkel there rather sadtr tone, and cd
INV Inquiries for ch,ap parcels hers from dsance were Dis
appoated finding their quality st greet unn %
the, expected fair retail trade dsne In Wheat at Pd'ys
prices prime Rod YelAw"re brought i2 Genital Very IT.
lie done Ohio nomnAly goa Iadian m dull
CorroH-H beea assve ne. Friday with an vrd ten
dsncy the sdSancs bng about I'd D. .ad pretty Iena
,nsd crppDs Ths se, from Tth 10 lith nst incu
ave comprise $50 bales American sgsn., an import Of MI
bars against Import Of i04S aud 1000
dries asaln, SIj- total sales 90 b>es-tos imports 1888
bales 300 bali, reported Tor export and 90 bao on
spseulsusa.- 81 hsrr1h, Sous d %