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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-29
"ENoUlnER. PRINTING OFFICE.

The Enquirer newspaper Office is also located
on the i3u-,h soo-. the section allotted fS- that pur-
pose measuring about ,!,irty-:hrec feet ty twenty
i've. The appointments and fixtures in Ills depart
men; are gotten mp upon the most modern aid ei'i-
cient principles, and fully in keeping with the
idea OF progress and Improvement Of which, we
trust, there is presented n practical Development
in the appearance Of the Enquirer to-day. The
number Of hands employed in this dciar,men. is
twelve, besides the foreman, Mr. VIA. i. Allegro.
We may safely say tha; this department = Organized
upon a footing Of efficiency both as regards the ciaS'
Of men employed. End the general order Of things
within it, unsurpassed BY am newspaper "'iicrinihe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-29

Virginia, and il rs complete in all its appointments
~ tho requirements Of the city or State in this de-
partinent demand. There are. generally, thirteen
hands at work in the establishment, and seven li,ho-
aphic presses. The stone upon which the cngravinss
are formed il imported from Germany, at q cos; "f from
six to sixteen cents q pound. The supply Of thi,
material now on hand is about thirty thousand pounds
the dimensions of the stoAcs VARYING from the Size
Of the largest map 10 the smallest Photographic like
ness. OF the merits Of the work executed in this de-
partmcnt, there are many proofs in the superior >pc-
cimcns which have been presented 10 the public from
time I" time.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
Our readers will hc enabled to form q correct
estimate Of the extent Of our operations, when they
are informed TINT the number Of hands kept con-
,tan,ly employed in our several departments amounts
10 EiGnTY-six, exclusive Of collectors. We have
among this number, representatives Of divers nation
alitics and crccds. We have Americans, English,
Irish, Scotch, French, Germans, I,alia~ns-Epi>coTa-
lians. Prcsbytcrians, Mcthodists, Bar,ist-. Catholics.
univcrsaliS;s, Complexities, &c. dc. Whowin dcubt
tina, VT have n iir diversity il na,iona!iticS and
crceds? And strange, the relations Of this ail'a-
rcnily heterogeneous assembly are Of the most pleas
ing and agreeable character. Thcy pull together
like noble fellows.
The number Of ca,-ligl,t+ in our establishment is
ONE HUNDRED ASp Imr:rY. nil of which will he in full
blaze during the winter months. The c.icc; of these
reflected through the series Of windows III our ceiap-
li>lmcnt, mus, needs be imposing. We may well
say tla, they will. impair, considerable vitali;; 20 that
part Of the city. The whole establishment j, like
wise heated by steam from the boiler, conveyed IN
pipes through the various departments.
We have thu, given Il iull account OF our means OF
efficiency in the future. 1t will hc inferred thu; the
ioresladowing, Of future usefulness and prosperity
herein presented. are favorable. That they may IL"
realized, we invoke the continued cooperation "f"if
friends and patrons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-29

These raliaie from Richmond in almos, every direction,
and the communication is prolonged by other .oais TO the
remo,e.t sections. placing this city In connection With all
points Of the Union. The Canal Is finished within - miles Of
Coyington. All the Railroads are finished except the Cen
trail, which. at 1875 miles, Is within II miles Of Its completion,
and The York river. which Is nearly ready for III. rail..
SHIPPING.
The humber Of -eagoing vessels owned In Richmond Is
81, with \ tonnage Of s,O6j'. These vessels bclng to regu.
lar lines between this port and Rio, New York and boston
Ave OF them are ia the Rio line, nine In the New York, and
severi In the Boston. Besides these. there are many tran.
silent American and foreign vessel. engaged In the coastins
anil foreign trade. The arrivals and departures Into and
from the Dock numbered, In twelve months. lJ2 Inward,
and 1891 outward. The inward entered in ballast are not
eo~un,eh-hence this difference.
There are four regular lines Of steamers. 1r "ne to
New York, composed Of two steamers. constructed espeeiai'
ly for sea service. with side wheels aud double marine en-
gines, to which the company intend to add anotisr ship
This line makes regular ..mi.weekly trips, with ua f'e'Sh'@
both ways, and Is deseryedly popular as a passenger 'hf'
The tonnage Of the tao ships i about 2rSVl'
The line to baltimore consists Of three steamr's o! about
$50 tons In the aggregate. but OF much grehtrrAcrrN en-
pacity for carrying freight. 800
The line To Philadelphia consists tf three steamers Of ''S'
tons. but also Of greater AcrriL capacity. rh'-r TWO
lines make semi weekly trips, with full freishtS g'hefa"!'
The lin, to Norfolk consist, OF two STEAMERS daily HE
for ireiyh, and passengers, stopping At t~ra'y 'r more III
,,ru,di.,e .barye. on both side. Of the rive. Another
boat l. 70 be added 20 this line.
Beside. these, Their. are several small steamer and many
,u,u ,,;linv ye..el, engaged In the trade Of sfo river, "
tributaries and inlets.
STEAM TOWING AND NAVIGATION co.
Under TIL, title a company ha, been formed, who haT'
put a propeller and two barccs upon the river 'ot 'e pur
pose Of carrying freight between 'ii eiy ana a'i'o1'-
The propeller win carry fre'sh: herself ana Tow me oa'se'
mi, ,nsL intended 10 facilitate the transit Of produce and
,.-.h,n,H,. 10 and FROM Norfolk and different points on III
Canal.
.Ns..rs Curric have added = vessel Of .~N tons, AM
bay. iu,. launched another Of 80 tons.
FOREIGN IMPORTS AND EXPORTS FOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-29
PUBLIC PRINTING DEPARTMENT.

Tie public, or State printing Is executed on Tie
fourth floor, two-thirds OF which, say sixty-seven
feet, is allotted to this department. The numbcr OF
hands employed q: this work il twenty, besides the
foreman and proof reader; and we may safely assert
,ha. q more competent and efficient force can no: be
found anoncs. the craft in Richmond or elsewhere
They are all p~er!ec; masters Of their profession
The arrangements in this department: are Ns complete
as the necessities OF dispatch, nea;ness Of finish, and
variety OF taste demand. They arc, in shnt, COM
measurate with the mos, enlarged and comprehcn-
siv. requirements Of the art.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-29

Here is not only an expressed pr erence Cor
other candidates over Mr.. Letcnor, bit g reso-
luton .rhih intends directly to di9Aa1Vy him
altogether for the nomination.. # Mr.. Leteh-
9, shaH be nominated, il uW be in direct def
anee Of the sokmn protest Of a body Of Demo
eraa, called to express the sentiment Of an en-
tire county in the State.
Here is q matter much graver than half a
dozen expressions Of preference for Mr. Letch-
e.. This is, we believe, the first instance in
our history in which a Democratic meeting in
Virginia has felt obliged to enter a unanimous
protest against the selection Of one Of the can.
didates for nomination.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-29

Showing the total value OF Real and Personal
Property Of Richmond 10 be I'll, s09,'l9
4 sum. amounting tn several millions, l. invested by c!t!-
zcns Of Richmond in Western lands, cotton and sugar plan.
ta,ion, In the South, tobacco !aeiorl-- In the West, in cotton
specula,ions, and In various o:hc. securities out OF the city,
which, added 20 the above. would swel the amour! 10
probably fny five millions; and shown: n wealth, IN pro-
portion to tn. white population, greater. probably, than
any riy Of Its Size. or larger, In the United State.
Il Il ~ 4 l.. IL :. 4 A.cI,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-29
THE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT.

This department is located, for the present, on
Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, but will,
in Il few weeks, be transferred to a building adjoin-
ing the newspaper Office, on 18th street, purchased
for thu, purpose, and nOw in progress Of renovation.
This Is the only establishment of the Kind In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-29
RECAPITCLATION.

Agricultural roundrlss included under Agricultural I'm
,IItn.1..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-29

the wards to-day. The agriculture E1l"idi.l'
through the means. mainly. oi this society. i
RAPIDLY attaining 10 the position To have b'Ii
on,. heart and one mind-0nc common pulse
that causes the circulation OF the vital il'i!
,horouyllout Ire whole sy>tcra-"ne com
mon stock into which everything that skill.
that industry. that intelligence. that capital
had achieved in every single part OF the COM
try. is made the Common property oI every
other portion of the country
These. gentlemen. are some OF the consIdera-
tons on which we invite your assistance and
cooperation. The great principle which has
achieved such wonderful results in our W
country, is that Of ASSOCIATED EvTEHrRl>E: and
vet how little mas been done by the farmer 10
avail himself Of It's benefits. How fcw of those
who sec the fruits Of their honest aborS
wrcnched from their grasp by the iron clutch oi
the remorsclcss %Spcculator, or rendered valuclcsS
by the ovsr-proiuction of some Of their most
important staples. ever reflect that there
are now in existence iii the United states
nearly eight hundred agricultural socie-
ties; and that BY the contribution Of a sin
ge dollar from each one of their members. .
fund might be raised sufficient to secure on =
permanent, foundation the organization which
the T.. S.. Society have already successfully e.
tablishcd. One of the most important features
Of this organization, is the Monthly Bulletin,
which has been issued since the month Of Feb
ruarv last, from the Office ofthc society in the
city Of Washington; and which, together with
the annual volume Of its transactions Ii iur'
nished gratuitiousiy to those who become ME
members b. the triilins contribution OF ten
dollars to its treasury.
Unpretcnding in its appearance, and avoid
Ing oil intrusion upon the legitimate sphere 4"
the various agricultural Journals which are la
boring so successfully in different parts Of ol'
country. the Monthly Bulletin presents a clam
upon the confidence Of the farmer, to whics
no one Of these journals possesses in the same
degree. It has no other possible interest L
subservc than that of the farmer, whose jour
nal it is-not even that Of it, editor. who Is tn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-29
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-07-24

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

Tennessee Irons
The subscribers agents for the sale Of HILLMAN BROTH
PREMIUM TENNESSEE IRON,
have on hand receiving eguley full stock coPs
ing the following viz
8y0 tuns FLAT, from to a inch x14 to inch,
100 . ROUND and sou ARk,.]4 to 3 inch.
so . HORSESHOE q, q, ], rs and liza inch
60 . PLow PLATE, Gil 89 10, II, l2, 10, II and %
in. "a, u and r.
30 =, BOILER PLATES, 3l6 a and j-l6.
PRIEsTLEY 4 BEN,
80 aud 81 Camp street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

On III, "a.
sxru DrsrE5cr C6GFTi VIZ. r u -. HIS GRE
AT0TiCE Is hereby given fa Il, 2 "a of
4 b5 cl asg S i@ ea sss 5% f rs I'm sjs s
Why absau herein presented ~ he syndIe
approved and hoologafed tie funds dstr
By order Of he Court:
GAsPARD JAMES, Deputy Clerk.
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A Wis est par le pEre9enL t come , aux cream |
premiere publication de avis leg rason esquslles le
compte on sbeau preente par e yndie ne eFs P apron
fornerneHt p dit compile.
~ o'"'s 's 4" o0u GAsPARD JAMES, Dspue arsa1sr;
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sEcOHD DISTRICT CoURTl SUCCESSION OF MAIHE"
yETHEREAs James syrne has petitioned
w the Court for Letters Of Cuatofshp on e vacant estate
cause within days, Why the prayer ofhe said petitioner
- ''l.' : ~ J. L. KELLY, Deputy clerk.
DEgxIEEE CogR DE- DtsTRrcr} SUCCESSION DE- MATHEW
az fr "a = TlTt N nm
a. petition 4 Cour ee d@9teRr IS esss d s Gg[s
intestat.- ,.-...-..,.--.,
csrSr da.oi5 dsdui5s Sous dS qnr RI ,aos pour les
RI ordre Dc Ia conr.
srcon D1.7z1c- rorr- 7TccEssTo,; NJ Tf5os MON.
q New Orleans. RoE,,No. 1867:
WHEREAS Y. =. Goodin has petitloned
M T6as' E9f letter. Of cnrs5o5'hip 9n ahe vacant ee
Notice hereby given all whom may concern show
within days why the Of the said petitioner
By order der q the Court.
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DEFINING IogR BE DISTRICT SuqGEs9i0E ~ THIS n
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PRIFsTLEY & BEIN.

4 xEs............ SPADES. ..,..,...,. sHOVELs.
Landing and in store the following, viz:
IoO dozen s. W. Collins, Yankee aud Kentucky patterns
100 J.. Leveru's
100 3. HINTS 49,
100 . Imitation Collins.
100 . O. Anes Co. best sHOVELs and sPADhS-2
to 6.
100 !. Rowlauds-2toA
gor Inv PRIEsTLEY 4 BEIN,
80 and o. Camp street.
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Landing ex ship westmoreland. from Philadelphia
100 sheets best PENNSYLVANIA BOILER IRON-1& inch.
For sale by PRIEsTLEY & BEN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
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WANTED.

IITANTED-IRON RAILING MAKERS : TO GOOD
w hands the best given. Apply Al D Camp street
% 81 WOOD, MILTENBERTER co.
VTTANTED-A FINE, LARGE OFFICE ON OR NEAR
w Carondeet and Canal streets liberal rent will be paid
Address Box b. No s. PostO Office iy23 #
sS2~ SHIPS WANTED-A SHIP 600 OR 500
FSZ%9eSs tUns, to lond timber for Liverpool
aas Also Of lunnageI to load deals for Bueno5
JONES, MACKINDER & co,
sci 81 tiTaE1er street.
SSqS VVANTED-A COON SHIP OR BARK TO
RgS load in the Dispatch Line for Boston, Cargo ready
az6 JONES, MACKINpER L CO., 81 Graver st.
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FOR SALE.

80 FOR SALE OR RENT--POsSESSION given
EEH LIST Noyembr-The property now occupied by John n.
Ell Burrows Esq Seventh street between Nayades and
Prynna streets. Apply at the Bank Of New Oreals o.
kS6% FOR sALE-NoW LYING At POsr 10,
AFF$HS- First Ditrict-The Al bark NARY J. klMRALL,
built KocklaEd, Me- in 1853 39S uns register well
found sails and rigging and ready 10 be sent to sen without
expense.
Terms 0nehf cash balance in three and six months for
satisfactory city paper.
Ifnot sold sale the above vessel will be put up
auction the 18th October, at Banks Arcade.
For further particulars apply Wins vctrTIAN
o. tl5 Central Towboat Office, 2 Royal street.
SkFS FOR sALE-A LIGHT nEAUGHT YES
A sci, years old, well found, carrying aboul l0o9J
$500 of lumber in and employed in
the Gull trade. For particulars apply 70
SEES If j. H, PHELPS q Common street.
~ YACHT RIPPLE FOR sALE-THE
E5S stRupCh built cOppered and copper fastened yacht
Z1A RIPPLE is offered for sale as she lays m Glo
The Ripple VAS built by Mahougy # &leers in 1854
and has been in only pleasure yacht during the summe
months and has proved fast saeF Shei a. es inches on
ply 10 RICHARD MILIIKEN,
myl4 If No. S. Common street nF stairs.
So The Galveston News and Layaca Herald will please
month and send bill to this office Tor
DRINpINCs OFFICE FOR sAIsF2-THE uN
/ dersgned offers for sale the kEFOkMER PRINTING
OFFICE The paper in It's fifth year, enjoying good
patronage and still increasing Tie material Is almost new,
having been in only short time Eooi bargain can be
had by person with little cash, Address -,
au6 Z. h Mayors, Iandshoro Miss
HAY FOR SAIE-l32 bales Hay for sale, Apply to
a22 iI9 Common street.
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RIvets-Pressed Spikes.
Landing and for sale by the subscribvrs-
50 kegs BOILER RIVETS-l}4 and l1aX55.
90 . RIYETs, for Sheet Iron Workers.
SO . =. for Iron shutters.
$50 . PRESSED SPIKES, 4 to inch.
PRIEsTLEY Il BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street.