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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-20
Far he enquirer.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF KING \
QUEEN.

You IRE earnestly invited TO assemble ut your next
April Court. To- determine" On the nomination OF q caii-
didatc TO represent the counties oi King and Queen
and Essex, in the next Nir!;nia House OF Delegates.
1t i, well known that our late Delegate, NJ. X. IL.
Gaructt. Esq, is perfectly willing 70 retire from the
field. il the Democracy Of KIM and Queen consider
thu. their Interests will be better promoted by having
y mcu,hcr from the last named county; indeed. tue
writer knows that nothing has hilbert" restrained him
from the absolute withdrawal Of his name from the
canvass, bat the warm solicitation 81 numerous friends
who desire his scrviccs.i in the ucxt General Assembly,
which, confcsscdly, viii beonc OF the most important
we have hnd fr year pat. And il is hoped that
there will he u full meeting, in order that there may
be Il fair expression Of the will Of the party. Should
such nomination he made, Mr. Garnott's friends land
| may add himscltl will cordially support the nonl
nee. but, in default ~ .nch numInation, they feel hu-
thorisrd ,o believe tha, the Democracy ri the c"un.
tv of King and Queen decit" 10 retain his services III
the Legislature, and his friends will regard him IA n
candidate, Until some one else % nominated by fair
meeting of the party, and II poll will De opened for
him 1T Tie election in May.
MARCH lirH, 1855. KING AND QUEEN.
V'Examincr please copy.
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WV. J. WALLER, Scc'y.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IL RlCHMnSn.

The Democrats Of Richmond assembled IN The base
ment OF Metropolitan Ilallon Friday evening Mureh 10,
for the uurposc Of forming a Democratic hsSociatiOn
for the CITY Of Richmond. The meeting wa called
to order bv Mr.. Geo, W, Randolph, who proposed air.
l.. W. Glnzebrook for Chairman, end Mr. Shelton =.
Davis a- Secretary.
Mr.. Glnzcbrook on taking the Chair erpls'ne'! the
object of the meeting to be 10 receive The report OF
the Committees from the three wards Oi the CITY, VINO
We're now ready to report.
M. Randolph, as president OF the atsociated COM
mittccs, reported n constitution Tor me proposal ar
sucia,ion, which was unanimously added
The officers consisted OF DR.. VIM. a. fH''cS"n'
RIO. Wn.kins. y. B. Hill, j. \. Belvin, L. W.
Glazcbrook, j. $. HierhoIzer, Vice Presidents.
Or. Julnes Dove and Murcellus /. Starke' kecordinS
Secretaries. r.-
W. +. Ritchic and X. w. Hughes, ,orlesPouu'h"
Secretaries.
W. W. Dunnayant, Treasurer.
The Association was then put III oirf"tsh Dy Tue
induction OF the President, DR.. III. A. fattesoh III
the Chair, who, on taking his seat, naue a oeautIlul'
eloquent, aud stirring speech, appealing 10 DeHn9ctHts
10 perform their duty and deuouncihs lne poIcy u
our opponents in distinct and vigorous language.
L.. W. Glazebrook moved that thirty delegates De
appointed to attend the Convention TO be held at
Charlottesville OIL the 18th Of April, 10 nominate u
candidate for Commissioners 4i the boaFd o' fuDnc
Works for the 2nd district. Carried. 49,,
Mr.. Davis offered the following resoiu'ion' "n'eh
was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That a committee OF lS-o from each
ward-bc appointed 10 recommend suitable persons
to be voted FOX 10 ill the general Offices uiuer the
City Government.
Mr.. I. u. !Aylctt, the Congressional EiectoT. was
then called for, and made an eloquent speech, 'ui1 o;
argument AMI reason, IN behalf OF our cause anu
the principles involved in the present canvass:
Judge Caskie was then loudly called Tor, having
come into the meeting . few moments Dc'ofe' uno
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orr REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGRESS

Mos; heartily do 40 second the appeal OF q CORES.
pondent, aud with all oaruestness Of eutfsaty invoke
tho aid of our Representative "a in Congress, in this last
decisive ~strugsIe OF tho Democratic party. II would
be prcsurnp;uous in us to suggest any considerations
which might imply that these distinguished gentle
men do not appreciate the momentous interest of this
canvass. They must roe that not only is the ascen-
dancy of the Democratic party i'll Virginia dependant
on the issue of this contest, but that il will determine
to some c1tcut tho fortunes of tho Democracy OF the
Union. In this fact they will find every motive to
Jealous effort.
Our recent representatives. are men of ability, of
eloquence and OF authority with the people. Their
efforts could not fail to impart n now and strong in.
pulse to the march Of victory.-Wc call upon them,
in the name Of tho Democracy, to buckle on their ar
NOR and '.miuclo in the frav."
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OLE I'll SEVEN.
r., H., Ednors Of The Enquirer:
U,KRIs0SBuRG Va, March, 10, 1888.

conference.-the news of the nomination Of Flour-
Unolr md Patton by the knOw-Nothing Con-
,.n,iop nj Winchester. inspires tlc great Dciiucraey
-; mi. section with renewed energy. The few Know
Eo,I,ipp Democrats aru furious, and say they now
tnnw tic whole thing is n Wing trick. They can't
swallow such aWhig rs Flourn"y, by adding on Il
mil T., him in the persons OF l}culc and Patton, Tor
whom the Democracy have never had any sympaihy'
BraIo i, well known here us the defeated candidate
for Congress in this district. Hell well known rs mo
man who was both Wing and Democrat Us the place
and occasion required. lie is well known as me man
who in Congress took decided grounds against inc
South, and he is we'll known to be a man whose lillid'
the little he had. il last falling. Ii was remarked oy
some of his old acquaintnnces here, Il few days ago.
without regard to this subject, that they were ol inc
opinion that james NJ. III. Bca.c was III his ,ec"ha
clildllnod. And this IN the boon held out L" Deilo-
Gratis To forsake their purity I" help elect r!ouFhoy'-
To-day, when u loading Wing Nothing IN Oh
iccr in the Council, wis twiitcd no"ht me ho"''Iioc
for Lieutenant Governor. his reply wus' WHO cures
about the Lieutenant Govcrn"r-lt Is II hlcre ho'i'h"'
office, and one thut can be hiicu DE " He'll VI ia"
as well Us any body else"
Ii il the unanimous decision among tie Democrats
that FIVE cannot beat Flouruoy, Bcale and raitoN,~e
cannot beat anybody. Bealc is a mIlstonr 10 'he1h
in the Tenth Legion. where he is best known.
r.. Democracy OF Rockingham and the leI't te'
rio I send greeting on the lth lhursday III May,
10 =, IT, brethren throughout the State, the largest
ma; T.. ever given 10 any candidate. The hn0W-
MOI! are Killed h"rc by their nominations. Inc
tick. ,,,ss no, take. The Democratic KNOWN OH
inps scoru il, and the Wings are ashamed oi their Two
tirnt ON the ticket. They have the biggest end be-
naruc., MASSANUTrEN.
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MORE WITHDRAWALS,

The following communication is worthy OF csfe',a.
notice. Is shows that w-Nothiugism Is rap'u'9
sinking into decay; andit will undecelve sue" -" ,I0,
Gratis as have entered the Order win 'n'
they cau leave at their pleasure
To the Editors Of the Enquirer. ra.ob u. 1855.
uo..rs Elitors:-Hurrah for Henry a. i,;"t from
Like clever fellows, the Dem"er"'S "I' r.. than ssvon
the ranks of Know-No'hing'S'h ,r;s county, and
I,ayS t IA i""i back into their old ranks. Like ,l nr&vE m anu
rmllunl soldiers, they have sh". ,ha enemy some of
sni, sMi ure now pouring III" INT Dnscr,ions have
Cant. Hragr's iavoritc sh"t-,-sraPe' rh.y hnvc view.
null, ;hym but the better , T"I" "lr better prepared to
a,ht HIM. ,>r OF THE SEVEN.
m ~ use the above 's you choose. Inc
i.S.- "u y vi, IN. Court House, Palmyra. We
, were all i rr'"s,I /! %dis%issis" from s%. the S, Order sr.n and .l, %s do
not ,l know ~ yet .s w4s'nss ""' r" "i"'si I" .H's sq SfSr it 't !" say,
ou ,".t o r. ,y or without permission; though the lat
ter, lsupporc. ~
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MIR. BERRY IN STAFFORD AND FREDE-

RI.
From Whist we hcrs !, Earned, Mr.. Berry must have
Gained himself much c"rdit and done the cause much
food by his speeches ., the above named points Oh
Monday and Tuesday lastA The Democrats are i'll
high spirits at both places.
If any confirmation, were Needed, it is furnished in
the wing papers Of that city. They both testify to
marks; but they futter q good deal snder the effect,
the very sign tina, a mnr.Smnu loves 10 see follow his
shot alexandria Sfn!iGE.
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vU:' CYAR'S DEATH.

New YoEE. March lSth.~i..I;c.s ."c"i""l here
by the steamer Africa confirm the Cars reported
deHth.
BosToS, March lS.-Thc London Sun of the even
inr of the I'd, announces the reported death III the
Czar; from Berlin. 1t appears tn have come to Bcr-
lin 10 the King OF Prussia, he brother Of the Empress
Of Russia, aud WIS thence sent To- England by Lord
pr-a.n
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/: L HOMES.

This gentleman was nominated by tho Democratic
party OF Rappuhannor' corNty, ~ Monday last, ns
their candidate for the OK, Legislature. Mr.. Jones is
a young man OF talent iuc i',crary attalnments, and
is thoroughly imtuciSsith the principles OF Demo-
craev. In him Mr.. Wte hu- an ublc ind fearless ad-
uncoippro,nising foe .Irnr,cm'on Flag.
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RR1G SuIBOLErU ABANDONED.

New YORK. March The brig S%hibolc:h. OF
Richmond. from Philadelphia Tor Boston, with coal
was abandoned in a sinking condition "u the
18th. The cap.ein and crew arrived here today Oh
the schooner Lilly, from Wilmington.
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4 SUPPOSED RUSSIAN VESSEL IN DIS
GUlSE.

BosroS, March 1S.-Thc ship Saxon, which arrived
here to-day from New Orleans, spoke on the llil
inst, in lat.37. long. 6S, n sloop Of war. with the Anne
rican Tug flying. The captain spoke in bad English,
stating that he VA. from Para, bound u New York
and asked il Scbhstopol WIS taken. Learning that
it was not, he replied ''gGod - ard Immediately alter
ed his course. The sloOp was supposed to be u Rus
sisu vessel OF war in disguise.
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The Boston .i9psrt:,cr. mn old W-b;r,.

D oi ou mig paper, SAYS
"The American party have vastly lowered the
character of Massachusetts, public men ami have in.
flctee an injury on the public service more than TEN.
porary. 1t is not to DC expected hereafter tina, such
men as we really need ~ our representative will car.
to fill the seats which have been occupied by those for
whom Messrs. Applston aud bis colleagues have been
forced 10 givo way"
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DEMOCRATS OF HANOVER.

\ ulcctiny nj the Democrats OF Hanover VIII take
place AZ the Court House on March Court day, for the
uu-noso of sclectin. u candidate IN represent tins
count, in the mex; Legislature OF Virginia. We
deem it important that there should be n full meet
ing. ind nope that Il good representation will turn "u'
MANY VOTERS OF HANOVER.
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THOMAS =. R0COck. ESQ.

1t gives us much pleasure 10 announce, that in com.
compliance with the call 'hst has been made upon
him., Mr.. Bocock is Il candidate for reelection to Con.
rrces, and will address tho people oil Halifax next
Monday. the Goth mot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-20

PHILADELPHIA March E.-Att the election i'll Read
inr Yesterday, Baird, the American candidate tor
Mayor, was reelected. The vots stood: Baird.
l,jiI; Young. (dcm.I $40. The whole American ticket
received about the same majority. Much excitement
prevails.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-20

We have received h litter from an Intelligent Wing
OF Highland county, III Ssich he states that the repre-
seutations OF the knowrNuth:nss in that section are
all fabulous. The Democrats will poll their usual
strength. which is a decided majorly.-f Stanton
indicator.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN GLOUCESTER

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN GLOUCESTER.
At meeting of the Democratic party of Glouccs-
ter county, Mt the Court House. on Mordav, the 9TH
Of March, !GjJ it being the County Court day; on
motion, +. z. Tnbh, E'a. was appointed Imalf,nun,
aud DR.. WIN. j. Waller, S~ecrtta:;I. The Chairman
briefly explained the object of the meeting n &c zoe
selection If Il candidate OF the Democratic party 10
rcurcscut Gloucester in the next House oil Dele
gates; whcreupon, It was,
p Resolved. Tint the Chair appoint eleven persons.
selected from ~ai12rent parts Of the Comfy, q com
mittec to recommend ~ the meeting u suitable cah"l-
date. -
The Chair appointed the following COMMITTEE =
Jesse Thomas, Vim. Freeman, VIM. h. Davis, kalph
Rowe. Thos. HAYWOOD, Coleman Robins, l!os' d.
! I,oth. DR.. W. +. Jones, NJ. X. Scuwcll, Charles L.
Cur,i. aud benjamin Is. DuttoD; who, after n snort
retirement, rc,..ruad gnd recommended to the meeting
Warner +. Jones, Esq, Hg the candidate OF the ne
mocratic party, i'll the ensuing cle'iio! ;or y scu' i'll
the House Of Delegates; and, OH motion, Il "h'' ,
Resolved, That the recommendation be c~onclrrcd
in, and thai Mr.. Jones be declared tho candidate OF
the party. iu
Mr.. Jones having been informed "f his nomination
| by n committee appointed for that purpose, appeared
in the meeting, and accepted! y" NOMINATION. III "
short but earnest and eloquent speech;
During the retirement OF the committee: Mr.. Joiln
". &, Cn,lc,t. offered the following resolutions, which
| We're adopted:
! tions of the Democratic Convention, held ID stanton,
| for Governor Lieutenant Governor AMI Attorney
| General tina, we recognise i'll the nominees not only
mcn of pure and cXalt.d character, but sound Demo
craft, md nblc, zcalons and fearless LEADERS Of tr!
Democratic purity at the present, crisis: and that we
will employ ill fair and HONORABLE menaa 10 secure
their election.
.. Resolved, That VIC have undiminiTh"d conn,
dcncc in the principles Of the Democratic party; thnt
liz present sound and conservative position has en-,
d.ared it still more to III, and should win tie alI ANA
supper. Of men OF all parties, who arc lovers OF the
I'uiun and States rights.
;. Resolved. That we are uncomproniisinS'y "p'
posed 10 all secret poitic0i parties. Tor whatever p"r.-
pose they may be designed, regarding them Ut mimi
cal to our republican institutions; detestins al con-,
cralmcn, in pvlitics. because NIL political Questions
should be generally known and generally discussed
but more especially uc we opposed to one which
like the Know Nothing" organization, seeks TO IN
,,rt,re with the religious freedom OF our country. by
prescribiny n religious test M n qualification tor Once
an iutcrf,nencc, not only in direct violation OF our
Federal md State Constitution, but which, 1t success
.ul, must lead to the entire prostration OF our Liberties
On motion. il was -
Resolved, That tho Secretary cause the proceedings
of the meeting TO bo published i'll the papers ot k'Cii-
mopd aud Norfolk. and then III" meeting ad.Jourrcd'
Y. E.. TABB, Chm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-20

AtITUATIOS WANTED, by TEACHER. a Young
- mai wAs las had several years experience. ! . wen
qualified TO teach Latin, Greek, F.onch. aud ne hiShst
Mathematics. being a graduate of a Nsw England College.
Testimonials OF qualifications. character, &c. can De III.
n!shcd. Communications addressed 10 &c. \, Cr'pePs'
c. H., Va, will receive pronp, attention.
March S-cyt
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Tile POOLE MERDEn

New YORK, March lS.-The Coroner's inrestiCa.
ton Of the Pool tragedy terminated last evening"
The verdict charges Lewis Baker with the murder OF
Poole ard Turner, Paugcne, Mclaughlin. Hylcr,
Van Pelt. Lynn, Mo"riscy n"d James Irwin us acceo-
suries.
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GREAT HAIL Observation-Disclosures

Louisville, March IA tremendous hail storm
occurred last night. The hal! was e! great SIZE,
measuring in some instances two inchc, in cream
ference. Il .cll with grca. force. dcmoli-h.rg sky
lights and breaking in roofs Of houses, besides d"i0.
other damage.
II is reported that some dissatisfaction Ia. been az.
pressed in regard to the nominees OF the State Demo.
cratic Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-20

BUARU UF PIDLIC "UNNo
1t will be soon by the Resolution adopted by the
State Central Committee. that a Convention is recon-.
mended TO be held in Charlottesville on the 18th day
OF April Tor the purpose Of nominating a candidate for
the Board OF Public Works. This recommendation Is
i'll accordance with our previously expressed opiuions.
TO meet tho object contemplated, we suggest that the
Democracy of augusta ut the March Court, appoint
delegates to the charlottesville Conventions Siaun-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-20

fine quality, y. ". MARTIN, son a CT.
SAFES Or Tobacco By Nm. II. BROWN.
B& & able Of .Alhclnarlc, 5hhts, . luss So 62. ~
5 Leaf 10. u, j.. VIM Norris, AlbenIarlc, ! hEd, lci
II -. Warner Wood, ~AlbemGrlc. 1 lhI.. ! Ia. o.
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lIgs ut } 10. ) 81, 5 lcatnt : ~, > at & -. : 81 Co!
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leaf - ~, s. ~. l. u Humphreys. Albemarl", !
hid, lcai ) -. T. VI Aut"iu, > bids. 2.us. > mud ~.
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SON. = hhd-. leaf = - aud ! -. JTn Mu-by ) hh5E )
Tugs i. ) b., } Gi. : leaf ; - a.,i 8. Jonathan Ta!!'y.
Gooch!an!. h'.ds, : !Ig, , ~, :. !l,af 9 and ~,
anderson Whit A!brImgl-, : lhd.. IL; \. u GuliL.
Nlbcnaric, ) lLd., | luz Il. : loaf ~, J a! So, q.
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f. Wood, Alhemlrl., | hh4 Leaf at K Rode, do. b
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= -. / leaf at : -; W Smith. 3 hid, ! Tugs n; 3d.
= lea; at .: Sc Naylor. Rorkinghnm. 3 hi!s, lug,
a. :, = leaf nj . ~ and ~ -; j i Farley. Greene, l
ihis. | lugs nj I 80, 3 lea: ut .. I! II; 10. " + Bank.
do, 4 Lip.s. = luz. ~ l.. y lea: AT 3 and g, Wn Gutter
ton, do. / bids. lugs nj } -, ; Leaf AT ) ~, {, sai
lC, John I Niche, AIbemnrlr, ) bids. sligo:
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SAILING OF TIE GRAPESHOT.


sho; sailed this morning with II lair light wind for
the Canary Islands, in pursuit of the murdcreroi Bill
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

CoscuRD, March 1.-Two hundred and fourteen
towns have been heard from. with the following ~.
sult:-Mcrcalf, 81, GOj; Baker, 26,7I1; Bcll, 3,ij2; Fow-
Ter, ,26J.
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,,,r,uoRr MARKETS, MARCH l..

DIN cole. marHct to-day has been P!'4
, "a and haIIera are Iirm.-"e no;e sales 10 81 81
nIt!v"TT m1 Inc. Rio. Mt prices ranging from II "I'l
"oor' n - 10 lair q~ua!,y-vcry choice lots .. Ei' vi
Jr:as ii; 10 T. e1s. Java ~ TO Il ei'' ,osn ~.
o,int Stock very light. Sales today 81 o..5 m
ffb b.' .,ra;.l: brands Howard street at ;. "&a . ON
d. mixed at IS 81. The market c-otea ;".s .,e,.
a. Chan... but holders 81, ady At the a;,'y. -ror
Whent.-We note n irIn market aud 5s"' tp1FFFFio.
Sale. Of white, good 10 prime a: :-.'t
SILL E2.la No family four white 'o:d' ,.',ow at
~C"rn-SnIe. Of white =: So soc and q; ye'0'
o' Dan. -t.ndv dclnaud-prices haze an uPssm
.,J.n,y. small salcs OF Maryland AMI Il
=! ;Sn;.. W. quote Penn'n, at 51e1o-.
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NEW YORK MARKETS. MARCH l.

NEW IDKk MAKkETS, MARCH T..
Flour-The Inarket is dull. Sales | 800 bbls. good
Ohio Ut $9.37a9.,j. Southern is firm, with limited
transactions.
Cotton-The market to-day i. firm.
Corn-The market is dull, with n declining tenden-
cy-mixed at % iaai.
Pork-The market is unchanged, with u moderate
demand M previous rates.
Bcef-The market Is firm, nj former rates.
Wliskev-Sulcs OF Ohio at 3d.a3l cts, tirnler.
The Stock market is firm with a good DEMAND
Money is plenty. Virginia IS III %.
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Coz NUMERICAL. RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, MARCH %. 1855.

70" Inr following quotations are "a"!"onIe. 10. ,pp!
order hiehSr pri:"e will be eIarGst,
! CENTS Western sides -. Shoulders = Han. l0yI@
Western Ragged, II! ais; GWr.m Cay Huns ron" u r,r.
Se,, Queen cry SHOULDERS II North c'ro'ns hosogri
Br'rrEG-Prrnc Country butter. 2;aa c,s TO- Ca
shan "a rs. .G". o'd aud :"rrioi I"5.Ii-t.
! BfLSNAN-@i. H2G' ;! r..
COth Mkii.-gIr 81 = busar!
CUitS--5 d ~ cru...
COlrO%-Iran-arrio il Cotton nre fcry limited here.
COTTON l,ENS-';o!- ctr. cn,h Cotton Cosd.,.
c~,H5LA:-l,!i%~ 70 ,, cent? . p Jas@,ea'. d. u.
COiL-hr'irac', g - , ton Bl'urr!LUus nv.gs.e
lies > husu"i' lu,. lJGllc. lucr lc.c.
~CoFFHE-Eto n"Ili Ct. ! aguayra l!,ai2 JavS,t
Gl,i. storH ,,@r Mocha It.&iar.'
fTiiTlIEEs-itvs Ga,.o i54i- c.. n.n.Da ia.
"FTiI@"H-:wn"ra"" gr., MT - o, 40 pei, Emr, 10
inr1iy -.
R"s, IN o@i- do ~ 4ai ball. :ii,ai.. ClipYri, -,
M, n, : $ii ~. >: 81; 30. !, SASS; ii.N,,'<
GuANo W quot" Peruvian Il: 80 50 delivered from
s;"rr-'rom wtnri SO; M"%lcnn 300a5 ~.
GRASS SiEpS-Cioycr 81 sos 81 y bushcIi TimolLy
81 - Herds grass ~ - ! ~.
GUHrOWpER-nupont's and Hazard Sporting, +, r.,
hmi FfF. - ~ T. k"s Blasting. - .3d$y 70 {, kg
GlNSENG-3O6 nc. T. ~.
HIDES-Sluushr"rci ii cents = ID. green w-i.l,; c-i
skins. src"mr Sl@I u. No Spanish Hides in nHrEei
IlAl-:l 10 ;. cwt. by tn" cargo. From store 81 rs
LINES l2' from wharf; 81 ~ in store.
L~AED-Frme 10, II iui: IN k"s-, He; III phil, I3GlJ:
LEAD Cts. Tor pi.; st97: Tor bar.
"HEiT.-le-i While - r. iicI2 10.
OhIS-Gy he "a! tnI. :. hushti.
vi'ta'tcr - .@GJ on Dock. GIrang.;
ground :, ,"- ton. Ca!rinri 81 - t. Jnsre..
CATTLE, NOG M s!EEP.
BEEF-Si ~ n Sjj9 II cwt. cr0rs, winch is 81 q 10
L Sll % net. Extra I'm" 81 gror., $l2 net.
% HOGS y hu"1rr!. s"ppIg moderate
SfitIt-h rrfrty .l'I tr Sta - 4. ,,Mn, o., r.r..r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARkEr. MARCH II

THE T"BtCco MARKFT is active and we nu,irc
some Improvement i'll LUIS since our last report
t.o"': MISUNDERSTANDING 10 s,GrGc nri t!c icInnnd ryri,
i very animated. We quote luz ut - to Is
chiefly n , ~ 10 Il. Common i.ut Is - To- : 30 .f.r
lent ~ l." ., good lent = - 10 10 50. Ncrr goei
md fine manufacturing would hrin. much better
prices. ~Siemming ;obrcco % 10 II -, for common 20
fine quality, y. ~. MARTIN, son u CO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-20
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

The following paragraph will suggest TO the Dcmo-
cracy oil the District the necessity Of al early ap-
poin,,nent of delegates to the proposed conventions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-20

CATTLE, iOG n SNEEP.
BEEF-Si ~ n $50 T. cwt. gross, winch is - q 10
L Sll Oo net. Extra TN" 81 @ror., $l2 net.
% HOGS > !u"dir!. s"rpIg moderate
S~Ei.Er-ACIIoU sc!i Tor S54 = n piece. for Ordinary
and tluuTipr Sheen