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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-04

Totals COS I7ess<s % ISe los % 1853 Oso 81
II would be observed there had been very COZ
siderable decrease In the 10 direction while
there considerable Increase o. outlay 10 her
There bad been curtsilment whatever neces.
sary the welfare OF The company, and the u
expenditure Of upwards Of ee3 coo more than In The
preceo months bAd been caused by repairing cars
&c and placing the before tlnpid xted In position
that rendered safe and proper for travel they bad
expended that money the road would besu
Of value whatever. ~as very evident that rail.
roads Ike anything else, ooud only be Of advantage 10
their In the beet condition 10 perform what
was expected ofthem- (App'ause) And thAi was VIVA,
the directors had laoored 70 accomplish
COMPARATIVE uArnnyr-coS,NrHp
lSS7-'bs. lsb6-'57 1855.
ifst ausr.sr 81 ,oIsoss 81 INA s4 30 l2ao4s ~
Do second DO e24 ,6b3 So 1891 90 92b,73e "a
Total .... q, 1888 e92 IS 1893 O0e 20 2l65,lb 25
Decrease from 1865 s22e 4el--I4x per
Decrease from lsee-e7....... t4,al4-- 90 per cent
ars, susrter ssle.sqs a. SOC, a, 90 lsssa7 rs
DO second do. 2l27f6 30 143,e25 10 2o7 cal %
" "
Total ........ sb2s $50 70 esoJe7 rs 723, 45s "a
Decrease from 1885. SIeT ,eos-271 per Geo,
Decrease from lSt6-5I..".... LA e4&-l6 $40 per c,
Gross earnings
first quarter 81 s67 2&3 Is 1905 bs1 a. 1777 72s II
DO. second DO les 800 IL loss See Il "a, SIS 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-04

Resolution Ibs, IsAac v. 70 .ier he Chair nan IN psc
and stseuce Of Peter n. Sweeney, regular chairman
1hst the npusry hartman empowered aod requssfe
70 call meeing o. the Democracy 70 respood tse $50
Of be resolutions Al ga " period .. prscosb'e
Kssoutiors unsrimousy sd pied Nth foil meeting
the committee, enthusiastic apr eesrn'ned feeling % IN
mtiee and eloquent speeches by ferpsnfo wood sn
Isaac Fovlr mlrstior % SOP srisss s9r
county
f.UF)
Whereas vessels owned oy csfene
The unied ssss while engaged ssful com mer &c an
sars M der The ma, lean have been pursued and Are
into ~ armed ships OF the BRUSH rovernmee sd eoosxsis
ed with irclsn violence ~ exhinn their payers an
answer inauofia and insulting ioquiries and where
the right visitation search snd oepon has pevs see
or sc, rowiedxed ,y Up - states ard
y repudstea even BY the European nations cper s
with knsispo Of he trade, and Il Vi
iery vim The prosperity and freedom o. o
and he rights the nericen peoples therefore
vohed outrsses 81 Great Britain vessels sdht
under the lection OF the sm~rican hss ~ n
mspdiss instant and complete rep~rNhon crrdsal|
approvs OF the firm prympt and dsnhe position sssun
subject 10 he consideration Of o nEress md unhesauu
invos ue avasbe ~rer 9Th n he Amertcsn ns@v 70
At all hs,srcs our merchant marine from the repe
ftssse outrssse
Resolved that government, q The United state. sbou
sva h.ef Of this appropriate finally 70 cspose
hs serious ard escitlnf question by treaty or hsf
hden'ly be evng bat sdjus,m nj meet me lus
patriotic eypec'sons Of The Am erican people :,
tsnes on the psrt o. Crest Brsn hnsi sssndon ~,
rsh Of Yisist'or and search and ample spo'osS v"
Resolved Thai taxing into corsitersxcn oar erenoss
unprotected cosst The value ~nd mpoI. ne.
commerce, employing our vessels on ese.y ~ ~
cosrectrg US wb every port snd W. ms
'iect by % sional cnrsirrsuon en"o" w WIG ~
nvt sits alton and acaon OF Con arees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WAsHISGToS, August l2.-The Commissioner Of
the General Land Office has replied to inquiry re-,
speeding the right and eyant of the indemnity selec
tous allowed to Alabama by The rail road grant 10
thar Stats by the OF June 3, 1856 to Aid 10 the
construction Of the Grard and Mobile Rail Road, etc.
where the sections within The six mile limits had pre-.
vously been disposed ot by the United States. The
principle hereinafter declared Ia OF general applies.
ton The Commissioner states that the indemnity
sections mus b.. taken bet the six aud fifteen
miles limits in alternate sections nearest to ID. te,s of
s-c,ion. granted place. No selection can be made
by skipping any tract il nearest the section III
place; but II i. should happen that there aIe no WI.
lands far the Indemnify near at hand the seize
ton may sdva OIL until it reaches the Terminus and
from the portion nearest; and if il should be necesss-
ry 10 aks tn. whole Of the alternses between the
and fifteen mile limits 10 satisfy The deficiency en- oc-
Of the sale OF The sections in place. il may be
done on tbe erns hrreinbeior- indicated. Referring
TO the fourth secton of the ssid &C. of June 81 1856
milking the rail road grant, which prescribe. tha
terms upon which the State may sell hundred and
twenty secOua from time 10 time, the Commissioner
states thst The Laod Office takes no heed of what the
State may d il tha aspect, so far az the action Of
the Office Is concsrn-C in making out s,s Of selec-
lions ard certifying the same; that beiDg condition
OF which the State must tax. cognsance ITSELF so az
TO avoid making sales not warranted by law. All
that The Lsnd Office bas 10 do is TO certify the se.c
lions lawfully made, leaving the State itself 10 fulfill
all conditions the grant has imposed upon it, saving
the veudses from being recipients of invalid titles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
HON. JOHN LETCHER.

Messrs. Editors fluid Il communication in your
paper of the 9TH August, signed Fair Play. Go
not design noticing anything in relation to Mr. Lefch
or aud the Ruffner speech ne think TINT would be
waste OF time lux and paper. Mr.. Letcher's ceurfe
in aud out of Congress for the sst eight or ten years
will think, safety any Of his soundness on The
slavery question, both in and out Of the State of Vr
ginia.
My main object ia 10 show that "Fair Play has on
tircly msrepresened Mr.. Lscher, in his voting for
Moore, Wing, over Baylor, Democrat in a strictly
party contest. Mr.. Baylor WAS not brought out by
conven,ion he announced himself se an independent
candidate asking the support OF all parties and pledg
ing himself TO represent the wishes OF the people of his
district, and do kpoS that he received many Wing
votes The district being largely Wing, they expect
ed him. 1t elected, to carry out their wishes. No rea'
sonable Democrat expected any victory in the election
Of Baylor over Mr.. Moore. In tina, contest |, as =
Democrat, voted for Baylor, because personally pre-
ferred him TO MrMcore; not because felt bound ny
any party obligations or convention for there was
none In that election Mr.. Lstclier, could with pro
prety vote for Mr. Moore without violating any party
Obligations whatever. There is in my opinion no
sounder or better Democrat than John Letcbsr.
BuRKE's MILL, Glib August. 1858 Augusta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13

John ooA.. OF MAJ. h,e:s, Il fAi'',o'I' ~ II
it..u.e = i.:, : II luasns ina. "' t"""'' ~
John J;on. os y w Yprk " i k'"-''" 81 ~
.I-r--y; D-vid Landr-,n -! Penney ''7i,," ,,.
Jones, ui D-iaw.r- Dam B'"i' 81 'i"' I'M, M,
Paip s. George Clckr. al N.fSu'a ii n"'H" -
of MORT. & ,rolnn; W Alison. Of south ~ ,.
Richard Pcters. OF u orsIa Z Clay jr "i A,aon'o,
NJ W Phillips, of Mississippi. } ID Is Nv ~
I,oui.sns; Luci-n Bnrlrs, of Ohio Il unnrI n
wood. Of Kentucky r Tanning, OF renneasno u
HoIInway, of Indiana b + Etgerton Of Wisconsin
n G. John. OF Illinois. K Barrett, OF Missouri !
Wich.e Snoem-k4r OF Michigan II l. y alice oil
F.rrits Guy Br,nnr, If TrIa- L.Grand - iingt""
Il iowa; AP Bradford. "t Ct'torn,a " |,'f''
rup nj m. Dis,r,ct at Columbia; Manuel II yea ;
IF NV Mexco II VI R''r, Of M.nh.,9n' > II
Lane. Of Or.gon; d Anderson, OF W" ~ y!
r-,riiory; John VI B-rnhl-rl, OF utan ID ID ."aP
man. of N-b,a.ka: " Barney. OF hansa'.
Er.cqiire Comm.Ase-H-nry Wager Of New ,S VI,
J MoGow.n. of P-nu4y lvanis JOSIAH are ., %, WI
ains E,sJ,r;rk Snyin, at New Hampshire Henry
WiIsoo. Of Ono; John Me-rymsn, Of MH'y'""'
james Blown. ot lliLois
1reo>urer-B Ff.nch, nm.
of tn- Dl-tfict -! Columbia. o".re n y
S,cre,1ry Ben P-r!ey ct oahihS''"'
Moore of Massachusetts .,,,..
Tn. r-ader viii preserve this papt. io' '''''
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SALES OF real. ESTATE TO CONE or
AUyFKrIsFD - Tar INQUIRER.

.uc H. md Tito r.ni c,tl'o OF Ambrose 2 Hill j.
IN Culpgpor. near the townY Fairfax The houses b.
of, Ia br -ui on l6ih md TIE Aui 200 acres on IN
Aug l.. ~ - M-Scvernl tr,ci. 81 lnni ner Bpn-s,,
Depot in EuhnDkc county, combining altogether !.
acra- wi.h Improvements ,hcaeon. see ad'rf',,rza
at GUlGin ~ app"rs.H.
Aug ls--lhc srui F,rost Hill oi Geo Hamilton ds,
in Spot.ylvaH'a, nc,r r.i"rck-burs-two uscis o,
7i3 acrr- the o'nor 200 acres
Aug 2i-Trustcc'- -alr at valuable ,urI IN GrcaatH
county near To the Wink" sulphur spnn:s, called Jr
chu, containing yu0 acres. Two tracts, "ta lHPE-v
Aug 31-Will he sold a tract Of ani IN Jane, G.
county en- YORK river conhiGn, ='7l 'ilht hunisi ~
min iy..rvcn acres, the properly - Ia" Iac Pryor IL.
AIr 7I--'n pursuance ct = drrrec oi 10 .,art wa
sold the l,nd ON when t." Isle npmi, Gouim'' q
dci ~ Cumberland cuGLtv, ~ iailcs ifo& he "
Aon.e. on the .oai 20 Richmond, cyn;.hia: ahoL; +
Sept i-Tvo ;rscfs Of land ia Louisa ole 81; ar,
ard the o.Ecr i2i acre., tour miles ,''I Ut TIE coy
sap. i-Thr,o .fac,. of lard In Csc,tenic!. o J.'cl
c 4c .csnui dc Il "a at ,.b"g' ga trr''
sept D = farm II 30 acre. n.ur VIII" 'Hinr"y'
Cp, .n,. c.dnrs inur m.l,s irom Por Cnt 'tpI' oa"
-, .'''"e''. .'' ''',.-"- ''.i'road. r. J" scots u
..pt t-ht Gloucc..r courthol.c Il tra,' 81 ,,t!
Robins N'rk, On ware uvcf containing nsort t"g A-
drei ani iiy ncrr7
3r,i d-Comu,.--!uncrs -ac II Spoisy!Tanl couria q
OF three farm, 900 acre.) Property OF Peter D.;e
with negto-.. Nc
sept lJ-Ixecutors ss!,, of the tao, OF band kuopr
Wondsnck, lying GA Fork crock, IN louisa coany q.
t4inius 80 scr..
sept :2-rLc cs'ntr Of the Hon Andre. Srcyan,ll &
ceased IA hlbcmlrir, known BlcnhcJn, contsl;
about 900 Hcrcs
Sr Jlfustcc sele of two trEcts Of land IN the y,
II Nrlf creek. fi,l'- county, twelve riirs tom -
house One lrHrt , ~ nrr-- the oth"r 800 arrcs.
Nov --R Kent iv'sIco. will sell = acres in the el
pur,tc ni's Of Wvthoyi.. Va md al the same rs
and time the properly known M WytEcv.lIc Hotel
Owing to iIl.bcalth. Mr. WIN : Harrison o'"-. ior !,
his fine irm, in Charles City county, known By
Z Page ni GoOchsui gi!crs hi- land tnr s,c IN H.
creek, IN the upper p"r; ut tn" county TOUR mCs t'
Columbia. u Z nt,iG, 49, acres
x g Chrs'ham OF Crirncs, Dinwiii" county oHers g
safe Hnnu, $50 acres Il inni. with dwelling house 4:
The hHd r- ~ Underwood creek in D.nwdiin co..,!
nv" milo tom wilson Depot
The country scnt at G Bretnr, located two sui E q,
milcs from Richmond, Is tor sale privately II coHr.-
hhnmt - at band
Jabcz Ma.-ic ri.rs for sale hi farm on GGiinine ~
Whites crooks, tour miles from Loui,- cDurthou-r ~
tanning 5iI olG aero.
The !nrm OF Judi. + Daniel, on the Ccu'rnl RNilrh
and Ne .ow Badge road, hall mile from Richmont !
tor rent
WIN II Bell wishes 10 sell lie interest one half inn
RockDridEn Iot. property, ~ Goshen DEPOT HIr.ii
Central Railroad. The property contain, 20 acres o
land Sc
Mnsgrs Goddia & ipperson offer lor sale lie .rn Of
+ GcOde IN Cnc:te.tcid. CONTAINING RS acres, I"ea'
iniic. irurn Richmond
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pETERsguRG MARkgr. Arousr H. -.

PEIEKSBL KU WAhNEI, AUGUST n, I5D6
WHEAT.-The offerings On Change were heavier L..
day amounting to some 100 bushels. most Ui which
changed hands at basis Of : 4! for CHOICE s.mpes and
al 30 81 ~ fair prime: prime red 81 80 10 : 81
inferior aud puni grades 81 TO 81 IS. The Receipts
increasing but the market opened aud closed very
firm at the above quotations.
CoTros-The market 10 very fiat and buyers evinc1
but irtis disposition opcrac unless prices below the
OF holders strictly prime lee FAIR TO good III to
lie; nnd comm n GRADES 10y 10 He.
ToBAcco The brcass too the season pretty rul aud
rn, mostly OF poor aud inferior grhde- and tobacco
gu, OF order and such the market nues Inactive
and nj pretty low figures. We quote luss At TO l2c
Poor Leaf ) l-2 to DC Common l-2 To l-2c, and
middng Ia fair to l-2c Good to Emo $40 to els
CoRS-Sales 10 a small way a. CSC at which there IL a
good demand Large sa'ss could be made readily at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
The following ist,rr will explain i;.e,l:

TD III, Ed,tO,s II tAv Enquirer:
Gu>EsvILE. TYXAs. July 81 -.
sie-srs Editor. About the 18th day 81 D~crnbrrl
cemtc,lnn died Ia Cooke county, Ir>ss ~ he usroe
Jane, Parry and l Ii; his death considerable proper
The prr-ou- having II ia c:~r-r ht.. made con- !rrt
search Tor TIA. unknown h"rs. bat Ia set have found non
hnv,. leaned that he shli time prry!ou, ,. ,
DEATH thar he had brother ia Ono sEt, ;4insp,
sister in Virginia. Whether TILE i TIE case OF M.
not know If wa: rather strange genius in r.. ,ri
his business matters and !siH- yefy rGadclly J., ~
never found OUT much Dbou, him
write you tine si"rf et'rr ard Request You ., p.tl
the .amr without Promi-ing yoH any comfel,,.on /,
your trouble IT, | nm got Hlerc-rrd IN any Nsy mo
than an acquaintance Hn; Friend OF n. Gc'as.e bg, =
saw there !, prnty Of fup"ry ''laSag 70 tie e.ts.
shoud ih. rota .!vc en, cue 10 TIL h'Irs q il.
abou,; 10 JUS 'g tn"n IN ayur you well ior your TOD.
RG.prc't sIiy, your Oo serv'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13

and assures the bu!ere Of permGacEcy We "o-.i
not doubt the sincerity OF Eirgni.na when i.eS e1
preas Themselves very DESTROYS 10 build Up their
own cities. Paircnzs our jobbers, and you build
city. Let merchants come hers not merely i"
look but to buy. Very many have done 30 and are
more than satis6ed
Richmond gives more for the staple products o'
Virginia soil than is paid for them in any CITY III .ue
Union, and aske 10 return to furnish sappiies' "h."
she cffrrs al prices as low aa rule in any c"y e'
grocers are already supplied with good stocks-her
other obbers ara making large preparations 70! a.
enrlY fall trade as usual.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13

, lae ,ul;rz rates the pas, ,heep has re.
ry,..v -ciy-: iLgTuS, Dut price, sho@ to -
i.rpr.rai.-elt over thoso quoted ast r"ek
..'iri quest but tae rate go uac--rs't IN. -,
a. Beef C-,tl. offered dug large +.
~ IN. ~. y.r.s h.y!g- amounted nearly VII, ~
A. W-,d-li's avenue Drove Faid the markci pr.,r,,i
vcry gloomy appeaf4ncs and duinsss VIZ. e..den,lv ~
most prouinet feature. At this yard lhcr- y.,.
/ Io.i = 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13

NORFOLK MARKETS Arcrs- II

CoRr-Yellow, per bushel, IS soc; white, 81 cent?;
mixed e0 s3c
MxAL, per bu.he 73a soc.
WHEAr-Wate, per bu,hcl, II 81 so red 9Oc e
81 ~ i-2.
FLOUR Family, per Dbl Sd so So u.s. superhne,
IS - a IS 80
OATS, per bushel soc
PEAs-Black eye, per bu,he 81 35i Stock, 81 81 l2t
GuAso Peruvian, per ton, $50 s55; Heese's Manip
ulared $50; Sonbrero, s32.
BAcoS Virginia and North Carolina Hog Round. per
b. IL IL l-2; Hams. lac; Sides, loi lIc Shoulders
l0c Western sides. 10 l-2c; Western Shoulders, s:c
ArrLE BRAspY odd per gal, 81 % 81 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
NEW YORK CATTLE MAREET. Ara

BFEg The market to-day Ma well sUppliei Err -.
but r mod. rat. demand price. fully hrli cen, ~
ow me snlc- Of ycsicrjay when zoo head -oI at vsr
qG tstonr in snrn" Gaze. over Q" - cent ToitT
pr'ce- "a cents, The later for very choice "a
ing a decline Tor o." week oi :; % -. Per ID
Yesterday "ts con-l rel b,I.er d'y than even d,
"Wednesday whrua short -uPp ra-ci pr.c.. &C. De-, Ii
The qgei,; has been lar Those received from NJ
York naiuiy Of oxen. Illinois Is credited With !,
head
Mich Cows-1here is no dcmani-priccs are uol.p.
W. quote a, so 100.
VEAL CALvEs-A small tn. n,s- j. doing NJ 5s cor,
In sap, Is i ample
SUI R-ih.re : very !tlc change 30 notice q.
gu ~ :; =, & 80 to- prime Total rar,,.
OF Gog- 762 Included IL the sales were 100 Aeay, h. .
wci-hr. over 200 p1uui- Tor M" P-o.d~nc- l,5k. ;
800 Tool q, all Kuj- isi- week, - 252 head Tan.
| all 4 n.!- lH-r ,rc. T. - :!'4 bead
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Auo 10.

The lie aid Gays the samples vi wheat lying on the
counters VI merchant millers show that the cOndi.
ton oi the wheat is good as have seen whilst
the quality far better than had been predicted before
threshing In quantity though there IL grea, deficiency
We have wheat in bad condition. whilst M
;ority Of thu samples have shown thc wei hit equal M
Standard 10 lbs to the bushel Much OF it bus gone be
yond th and have heard oi red wheat going ga
and white to 6a lbs
On Monday the ,ag.kc lively. aud sa'es u! good
white made u, 81 30; red 81 - 30
Yesterday prices recoded slightly, and We hear OF sales
So, y:,.. = q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND.

For The Week ending august 10. 1855
REPORTED BIZ c. W. PCRcHIL & Co, Srocg BRoKBRs.
Virginia per cent 81 years tn Sn sales at the Treasury
Do DO shorter dates, sales s921<G93 and Interest,
Bonds guaranteed by the state sales i2 and interest.
Richmond City Bonds, sales S9Ih and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock par so sales ~ sal
Farmers Bank Stock, sales a. fl"l4
Exchange Bank Stock, sales, 1913.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock, last sales s25
Merchant. Insurance Stock, last sales 4iIH.
Richmond Fire Association Stock par s2n last sales 49,
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Stock
sales I'll.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales S29.
Richmond AMI Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales 500
Richmond and Danvillc Railroad Stock last sales s33
Richmond and Danyillc Railroad guaranteed bonds last
sales S92
james River and Kanawha guaranteed bonds par yG'uc
$ln0 las; sales ig2
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds AN ana interest
v;rg MIA Ccatral Railroad Bonds ~ and interest.
Orange and Alexandra }6s
EXCHANGE-0n New York X per pIein4m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
uFy.NnRIa MARKETS Ara II

FLouR-Salc. a, IS %. Wheat, offerings good markr
quiet sales OF white 81 % 81 70; red 81 % Ell 80
Corn offerings good. market active; sales of white
mixed at 90 SIC; yellow. IS se Rye offerings email!
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, Auo II.
Beef cattle, from IS Is to S. Is. Lambs, Sc 25 II
81 IS Old sheep from 60 to 53 So supply fair. hogs
ST.
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Inst OF PREMIUMS

ruk THE
SIXTH NArIoNAL EXHIBl TloN
81 TIE
TINTED STATES tGRICUiTtELaL SOCIETY
TO HELD
AT TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
OCTuBEK 81, &c 81. %, 90 AND 70, l-5-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
For the Enquire
IIEI1T GOVERNOR.

1.
Many in this portion of the State will gladly vot
for the gallant young Ronald Of Montgomery, for tn
next Lit. Governor. Your correspondent knew him
personally and his position, during the sttings of th
last Legislature, aud struck with his liberia
course towards all portions Of the Commonwealth
de 10 able, honest and efficient Cheerfully, bow
ever, abiding the doinss of a convention,
l am, YOURS NORTHWEST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Arsr.7

Sales Ut - 600 Da,"- Of Cotton Al Halle t. mil,,
Mess PORK huoysnt advanced zoe: shles an :. a.
SIDES 9tr. Lrrf 10 &C. nc Coee-SAlc. Tor the wy
bag -t1r. utni l. 900 bsg- against To- 90 ~ a.
same period ssr y"Hr.
Account, from Srw Orleans up 10 oh Angus, t.rs,
hat OF Lish: Toahcc5 has been much recpcoJ
holders OF that description had been enabled to r..I
fuller prices, but that otrer kinds nsay, r., nt.,;
rates. nef. ha, rsen maer!s. change src. mo >,
purei sales comprising T.. hh:- "Wednesday ~,
.uJ 70 AZ !c AMI - hnj. Admitted agd Refused Ia.
This mRsrs aggregate" tor the tcr"a dHy. a., 10,
uy"r 100 hnds ana tor III. week ~, 900 Factor. ~,
reaiz Zee, fuller price, bug O the present We r.n..,
quotntigu- ~ io'Ow-. Factory Lug, J.J &c PL,,,
ius- l2r' l-.c, Interior - Common Leaf 6,s-,c f
l.ans Fine 2-9. Choice lUsO I.2c; Clsrk.yll. -
llAll Lee Received the 81 met 81 hind. ,
ported, none Weeks receipt, lej5 hid. Tso,-,
al55.
CINCINNATI Market ,,rr u
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FNEMVILLE NJ AUhEI, AUGUST IT.
TOBAccofor the last few day this article hss not so'd
quite up last weeks prices although dry shipping kinds
are wasted at full quotations In hhds quote Lugs -
S. snort Leaf 81 So good lair So to 9; SO
Is 50.
F1ouR-Extra and family g Ia : relsl
CoRS-Scarce: would command 20 10 Soc.
Cons nEAL-9Jc.
WHEAr-Rshcr lower prime red 81 20, white 81 % 10
80.
RAcoa-Firm Western Sides II to T.. family l2to 49,
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LYNCUBURG MARKET. Auousr |.

ToBAcco-A heavy business done ut all the
houses last week and prices varied but hit'a from tho
opening of the Extra ine Leaf S30a50 fine Lent
sl54O good Leaf sl2 J9a25 Leaf 81 5on6 ship
ping Tobacco $40 50sl3
WHEAT-New wheat. OF prime quality, will command
al 25sl 20.
fLoua-Scsrce aud in demand; supe.hne s5,45i.
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Fish,-Large hauls Of spots were made at Nor
folk, Va, Monday; and Tuesday hundreds of bush
es were offered 10 that market at lai cents a do
zen. James S. Garrison caught 3,OU1 busbeIs a,
his fishery on Lynnhsven-
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J Wychc, RylSnd's Depot
Col J h Mallory, S.onv Mt
Jos a Rldi,ck do
w 7 Rawlings
Diamond Grove
ID J Claiborne. Jr
Lawrcncevillc
Edwd Clayton do
DR. II Field, Wyoming, Din
d I Poynor, Lawrencevillc
Littleton Rose do
Benz w Davis do
DWMeredith, Lawrenceyille
Mich Rawlings, PoweltoR
DR. A NJ Field, Sturgeonvillc
T Hicks, Diam nd Grove
J u Lewis .Lawrenccville
Col w r Mason, Kcnnedy's
Thos w Crich,on,
Crichton's Store
Win PhiDps, Powellton
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F.RMyjLLE MARKET. Arcrsr II.

ToBAcco New Iugs bring from S3to Common lie
Is IN g Good leaf - tng Fine 80 10 -
WHEAr-White, Il 10 to IS red : r 10.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET August g.
The market is usual st this the year con
tinues very dull There is very ue demand tor Beef
Cattle and prices to-day declined 80 per 100 lbs below
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RANGE OF TIER MONErtI
gwsTnEN1:rH HEALTH nEsToKL

Mr.. ions Davidson Twin. ten miIes Hbo'r f''''''''
on the Prnnsyivania Canal. suY' when comm
taking BTRHavE'5 HOLLAND BITTER '
hardly walk Now, ENJOY excellent heaG".
HEADACHE AYD DEBILiIi
Mr. Sila. ]. Lisch"b OF Birmingham. -'y' ,,,st
II have .ouhi III Bn,rBhv-- Holland h,'-''i d, ,f
the CREATES, benefit ,b.t
Mr. a y Nicholson, of Pi;tsburg. as, f"n"fH - S.
has experienced much relief from it7 Gse o'
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c,yy AND STATE NEW".

TIE L. y. AGRICULTURAL FAIH.-We shall MOI
now impress upon the readers OF the Enquirer 'n'
necessity Of bes,owing their fu-s thoughts towards
III. holding Of the U. 5 Agricultural Fair IN the cry
mex, October. 1t il matter in which they chnno
o,h.r,ys than feel much pride and interest. h"ncs
VIZ n,ticipai. they all viii endeavor Ia DO lhcf W,
most 10 take Respectable part in grest Al .Ihioi
ton -,
We to-day publish q lat Of IN" premiums whic'
ar. 10 bs awarded AT the mex u > F"Ir' ana n"'
r.lv draw the attention OF our readers particularly
10 the same.