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TO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
SOUTHERN FFRE-PRoOF ROoFTN6


The undersigned offers to the public Fire Proof Roofing ma
tera possessing the following advantages everything
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
II is cheaper than sLArEs not require heavy tmbered
and when finished has the appeNrsnce Of STONE
Root m 5sSSsee % S for rePsr1g OLD ROOFS Old shnge
perGeIes M Rs necessity 9 valley or banging cutters
secure Roofs which given Tor years and which
have 10 leak in spite of all efforts be made per.
1t Is ncombustibe mpervous to water is not affected by
1t be applied any species roofs or inclined; ma,
be applied to The sides Of houses taking the place of snceong
pearanee Of being constructed Of Stone
For the roofs cars omnibusses steamboats, Is nval
uabs would render RAILROAD ties perishabe when eote
with IT. as they would longer be the atmosphere
Planters and Builders can be furnished with the Southern
fe rreqt k99hng with plain instructions how to apply it,
COTTON GINS.
RAILROAD CARS and DEPoTs,
BRIDGES,
AiLLS WAREHOUSES;,
al can be covered and made perfectly Fire
We prepared make contracts which we will supariu
tend or furnish tie material Of the country with
We prepared negotiate with builders and others tor the
purchase OF The right of States Parishes Counties and Terrific
ONCE Of g. Company, No. IS ST. CHARLES STREET,
GLENNoN. COLEMAN co.
Liberal inducements offered to Builders and
An communications addressed to Box 1885, New Orleans,
s-Wanted-Agelas IN all PARTS Of The nils 6m4w
PISTOL AND RIFLE GALLERY
WHITE HALL,
st. Louis
Kept by
MR.. MGeHoE.
Mr.. MIcHos respectfully informs amateurs that he has
f s invited o% o ea rHs and GS, Sy R q excellent PISTOLS
by and new com enaiion prize worth from 81
n Bony is chance isis for ihe shooting match
fer The splendid Painting and ane Gun. y lm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-29

A young gentleman who has Just married little
beauty, says ''she would have been made taller hut
she Is made Of such precious materials that nature
couldn't afford itn
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4 EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANs.-LEEDs 4
II Co. Iron Founders and Manufacturers Of Ho
soniial Stesm Engines Boilers Sugar Mile Vacuum Pans su
kess. CAIihers Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain
Ing MSchnes Saw Mills, Gin Gearing, Iron Columns sne
Fronts for Budngs Furnace Mouths, Crate Bars etc. and
Aset insry required for the South.
hsye been duly authorised snd prepared
fsH d&Wly LEEDS co.
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THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 29, 1861
THE LAKE.

WI RMIssIssIPPI 9sgsPPI sogND GoNPANY;
SHORE Fkck sf Moslz se a.Ean AS9 LAks
entirely now ow-pes.g.e iron hull with
with superior berth hundred cabin pas
% ousSs at Bay LS Pss. eh.s lssa sns
Mississippi City 1''"' N"'
From Lake end Of Jefferson Railroad .....22o p Mcars
From Lake emu Of fo"e9fTT&g s59ad p cars
From Lake end Jefferson Railroad 22o A. NJ cars
Touching Bay st. Louis Pass Christian Mississippi City,
For Ocean Springs and intermediate landings
--SATURDAYS-
Prom Lake Rslioad 3 n esTs eSTs
Returning leaves Mobile touching mississippi CITY, Pass
SrI5,v MEPNEsPAY; }, ;.ISe 70 O'clock A. NJ;
Leaves ocean sprnYs7n sTf yDA Az. .rrp,roov
Arriving at the Ponshartrao in time
for the A. NJ care placing in the city
n s' afy sss assqsS ss na
his her equal on the Lake for speed.
Cabin passage 70 Mobile e.................... 50 90
BsS s,9f 81 'PS IaS. ssJ Ps.. e.g * @
neck 70 Mobile %
sis az sish' or pf:iessA pTb%ARSg TSgf TSpr
LIS0wIa,sf" hrlsarsnsnsrSc rDAnEY e. p1tadid M11
Hssn Gy pressure Paeks, steamers Cuba A.
W. H. Hachng master and 6uii expressly for the lake
VIM leave the Pontaharaip Railroad DAILY on The srri
At the Lake Of the o'clock P. NJ train cars Weather and
water permitting, the Mail boats from Mobile on MONDAYS
snd THU RsDAYs will stop PaseAgona Pass Christian and
Bay ST. Louis
RATES or FARE:
CiIs.a, "a
NhlnlreD ana SERVANTS.
Deck ..................... 30
Negroes IN lots OF I've and doyer..............l
December Is. 1884,
r. GEDDRS Apeut n Rapk Plae.
IT. LAKE SHORE PACKET
steamer e creos, esi'; Capt S 4 's'f hdald
man-- built expressly for this leave for Ocean
srings Bill XII and all Intermediate andings The Pupt
ehsrrsin Railroad, arrival Of the cars follows
From New orleans: From Ocean surinRs:
IuesuASs '-'..- y a. NJ cars Sunday evening.
lhurshays''.--.'.9 y a. " cars Wednesday evening.
he Creole will extend her trips Pascagoua on
and Saturdays.
Rates Of FArs by the Creole:
Cabin fare to Bay ST. Louis and Pass Christian So 90
Gayin Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocean Springs. 50
CABIN :. Pascngoula.. 5 70
Deck .--.-. / "a
New Orleans Akril Is 1855 ''' ."
70 r. GEDnFS Agent 10 Rank plaza
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PoNTCHARIRAIN RAIL

On Sundays the train will leave the city every half
hour after O'Clock in the morning except during the ay
with eXtarips night and the Horse will leave the
one hour after the steam train arrives there
Extra special trips when required by notifying the con-
ductor
Station House has been at entiy Ridge where
the train will stop required excep on mail Trims
Fare each Is cents and the Conductor have timely
nouee TO stop. NJ ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-29

MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Uuotumhouse street. neaI
1fl Royal streetFor the Cure of Old Chronic Marcuria
Sypc and all Private Diseases without Mercury
from business exposure friends, and guaranteed IL
all
The unparalleled which attended Dr. James prnc
ee in all parts OF the United States and Europehe many rs
makahe has effected which pronounced ncur.
able by the most eminent physicians usthes him offering
services to the confidence OF the unfortunate The following
OF the diseases termed Private" and of which
eonjunou with newly discovered Remedies. Dr. per.
maneuy eradicates nlmey syphilis primary secondary
tertiary, Structures Ur-hfal Discharges eet Gonorhea
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Acon of females however
complicated they may be- Diseases of the Back and Loin
hammaton OF the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism
cee Cancers Ulcers lumors aud all Diseases the Skin
M James would also call the attention especially sf
VINO nave privately and improperly injured themselves In
ting them Tor either bnsRess society viz Constitutional
billy or mpotency The following the sad And
melancholy effects produced by
weakness OF Back and Limbs Pain in Head Dmness Of
VISION Loss Of Muscular Power Palpaton Of the Heart Dys
pepsia Nervousness lrritah, symptoms of Consumption
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Ieas Depression o
Spirits EVIL foebodiugs Aversion Society SeifDistrust
Love eft Sotude Timidy, evils produced
All persons afflicted with any of the above symptoms should
not fall to call Dr. james and be restored to perfc
health let no false decacy apply and
save yourself rom the awful and dreadful consequences
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and full yisO,
restored. -
Remember, The Medical House Dr. James is 50 Custom
house street.
Private and separate Hours of attendance
from A. NJ to p. NJ
Consultations strictly confidential.
PsReeent Of Gonorhea cured in twenty hours
pay. DIR. JAMES
oil ly 81 Cusiomhouse street
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R~= JOB BOAT PASCAGOULA WILL
lHA,lsr shlps schOoners aud iatboas down
All orders will receive prompt atteD
tiou, THOs. @. AACKEY NORRIS, Agents,
ais 6m q Commerce street.
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BOSTON.
k%R FOR BOSTON : KEGUfAR LINE OF
MT|N Packets The regnlar packet ship Tarupln,
asessASmh, master, is loading and will quick
dispagh For balance of freight PASSAGE sppy board
Post 10, First District, or 10
a2s GEO ". HYNsoN & CO., 50 Camp street
Arg FOR BOsTON-REtiULAR X ii Nk--Ttit . Al
k4FSN packet ship HortensIa, Hathaway, ter hav-
b$fng most OF her cargo cngaRed will have immediate
dispMeh. For balance of freight passage apply
a2s GEO W. HYNS,lNl Il co. SO Camp st.
kSSSS FOX BOsTON-THE Al FAST SAILING
sRfFN bark Merlin, Capt Ricksrdi is loaaing and
meet with Quick dispatch For freight apnly 10
j. P. WHITNEY co, IS Carondeet street.
For passage apply to the captain ON board. a27
SkS- FOR BOSTON-THE Al AND VERY FAST
hFF sailing bark Joseph II ale, Merrell mnster hAv-
s7ssng most OF her cargo engaged ami gong board
will an us above. For balance of freight, apply TO
aa j. H. BASS, ll9 Common street.
Ss6- EOK BOsTON-THE All FAST SAILING
MN American ship Escort, Captain Bryant, is now
S=soading and will have quick disprtch. freight
apply to j. T. WHIT EY 4 CO, IS Carondelet s.
FOR passage, apply TO the captain on board. a2l
kkx FDJk BOSTON-THE Al FAST SAILING
cry American bark Cheshire, Capt. Yates, is now
Sssoading and will have quick disrat For freight
apply 10 j. p. WHITNEY a CO, IS Carondelet street
for passage, apply to the captain on board. AL
SsS& FOR BOSTON KEGULtR LINE-TnE
SeADna ter having her cargo engaged will have
quill dispatch For balance of freight passage apply
a2D GEO. w HVNSoN X CO., SO Camp st.
Aha FOR BUSTUN-REGULAk LlNE.-THF
kEF%F Al new clipper ship samuel G. Glover, Kel.
ssum, i1aster, having nearly all her engaged
will have quick diSpNch For balance of freight apply
al6 GEO. W. HYNSON \ CO., 50 Camp street.
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VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND NEG


~ for Sale--Removal from Esplanade street.
IA WALTER l.. CAMPBELL has purchased Nos. II and
IS Baronne street. where he will be found early In the
fall with large lot Of Virginia and Maryland Negroes for sale
ample and healthy tor the increased
business he intends conducting the coming The
location Graver Common, BaTonne street.
which the second due from the ST. Charles Hotel
and Is venient 10 all the merchants and hotels
WALTER l.. CAMPBELL
n and 73 Bsronne street.
snil Iykw between Gravier and Corsmon
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s.,s.ss,.ex BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
fs9.-@..G hand and for salefrom this mauufactory
G-=sssff Messrs.J NJ. BRUNSWICK 4 Bro Cincinnati
superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brunswck patent Cus
lens also, Cloths Balls Cues and all other trimmings bsons
Ing to this ike.
All orders thankfully received promptly attended to-
A, W. MERRIAM,
u1T Iv "a CharlsS RisFd Room N a
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H A v r E

Passage Only.
6k FOR HAVRE-THE Al VERY FAST
kFSA sailing American shp Herald, Crowoll, master
As-having all Of her cargo on board viii sail in few
day. toT passage only apply to the captain board Post
s26 JONES, MAoKIHDER co, 81 Gravier St
To sail May 4.
StE4N fast sailing regular park ship X. u. GIIchrIsf
sa5@3Uapt Hewes having nearly ali her cargo on board
will positively sail above For passage having snpe
ri0r accommodations for both cabin seerae passengers
apply the captain board Post so First District 10
a25 BAXTER, LOWELL B co.
To sail NAV 6.
kEE FOR HAVRE-THE Al FAST SAILING
TrSH regular packet ship mulhOuse, Wilmer, MASTER
4haying nearly ali her cargo board will positively
sail above For passage baving superior non
for cabin ard apply capn on
board Post 81, First District
40 BAXTER, LOWELL. Il co.
6&sS FOR HAVRE-THE Al FAST SAILING
MN regular racket ship Banl berg, Capt Williams is
So oadzg and will have immgtiiaie dispatch For
freight apply to BAXTER, LOWELL 4 co.
For passage, having superior aecommodafon
apply to the captain on bosrd Post ~ Third District
S&R FOR HAyRE-THE Al REGULAR packet
kFFFN ship JOnannesberg, Capt. Ulrck having most
ksof her engaged viii meet with quick dispatch.
BAXTER, LOWELL 4 CO.
For having superior aeeommodaons apply to the
captain on board. m24
k<9S FOR HAVRE-THE Al REMARKABLE
kfN f,st sailing clipper ship Curritnck, Capt Thos
.exx.F. Knowles, viii meet with dispatch. For freight
j. II AsHBRIDGE CO., I2a Common street
For spply on board, opposite the Mint Third
trict. ml6
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DIX FOX LOSDON-THE Al Rk Indus
MIS trfe, Iapt lnken, having the bulk Of her
and going ON board, will meet with dispatch.
For balance Il freight tobacco, etc, apply to
BAXTER, LOWELL. 4 co.
or THIELE, SELLER A co.
For passage having superior accommodations apply the
captain on BOARD fost %, Fourth District. a25
AZ FOR IONDUN-THE Al FAST SAILING
k$NSN American ship Ann Washburn, Capt. Merry
is now loading and will have immediate dis
= paich For balance Of freight. apply
mle BAXTER, LOWELL h co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-03
PETER SgrRC MARKETS. srrr

WmEAr.-Thr nlalAel Or.ned qulc io.,lny. whou.
material change ia prices hnGgh 10 raect sars 0i 70
um grades. seller h-Srtn make concc.sion while ~
white was in good demand at 81 30 Ia 81 20 For p,
choice, rtinyrs OF white there In active enquiry
such grades tdy be- sold II; to cents over o..
Iuot.,ions Common Wheat IS dull. except at low pu,
Prime red i7 ccu, owc, with s.lcs ri II ~ To y
CorroN.--Fu,,hcr European ndrccs quote a drcun
LILO 10 ! on all grades. Tn" market pre7rLt, ~ .
feature to-day Transactions iight and market g4l
The stock 10 very hight AMI composed manly Of
grni-l. which ARE selling mostly NJ l0 10 lie Pr
grades IL Ia l2c
Cons. Mark; ,ipiti II; - :, c"nis for prin."
Flour In. advanced. We quote Supriinr II.
Extra - -. and Family = -, in retail way. l.,
lots could be bought lower
ToBAcCo.-'rhr market. ,i- morning. was more sa
aud. ;or sonc kinds tsny medium IL htir working !,
prices were much better
Co.'s MEAL >ja"0c per hu-hcl
SuLs--3-aic. TOT Oh Dominion. Avalon b. q
b .rIunf :.ni %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-03

isyas 10 a0pp5s ioi d,Je:e.t :co,1c: 81 ihs S;dis
and au happy tc cay that no buIers ihn; com7 10
,his market stand heh rr than hcs- from Fng,nIe-
The currency OF Virginia aao stands his;a and m-r
chants in their dealings with tbs Commonwealth APP
precate thelow rss Of * hang. th.t rules in al par-
of the State upon New York. This prevents large
amount Of Bahk nolss from coming here, and there
general complaint with the Bank noto brokers tha
there iB comparatively 10 Virginia money Offering
The rates arc without change, ranging from I" !
on Bank n0es, and tn checks, the latter taIes
being upon distant points.
Land warrants are drc!uDg. the Western peoel
h-ing too poor 10 buy kae, Tor l6o Acres s'i'
81 acres 80; 100 acres 81. Not many cffsring
1unnK
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ROBT. HUDGrN.
Al sire

aJERSONS holding cl-ims syainst William W,l.iarns
q deceased ana Eliza J. Williams deceased which
due the death Of said Eliza J. Williams; also
those dlng claims against; B. Williams administrator
with will annexed q: E!ly- J Williams and a. such
Trustee for her ave youngest children which wee con.
tracied by said administrator snd trustee and those having
claims against i; h. and r. w Williams. executors OF
said Eliza Williams. contracted By said executors will
pease have them before the undersigned lis officer at
holloway g H. st a' early day as possible, in order
tba, he may complete before him ordered
By decree OF Nottoway crcait Court Mrch tenn last
H. Ch.ncery suis depending IL. CoEri, Of Willsms
&c, " Wl!l.ris exrcuters, &c and Wllsn- W street
aud wife &C. said account wi. r-rtarrS be closed on
2sih OF this month RICHARD FPEs
Conu'E i'll Chsneery, Holloway Circuit Court
Semi 3-cv4w
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SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHvo>r

Far N, U,sk Sn"'hg N1gaftgb.r3 l,5S
REPORTED BY G.. " PuRcrIL Co. SrocK Bsors
Virginia Ter cent - years to run sales Al The To-,
Do d. shorter dates. sales sy2 ant in,ers.,
Bonds guaranteed by the state last sales iga dn,o
Richmond Cit? Bonds, las: sales !g3+ and inter..,
Virginia Bank Stock, par $40 last sale, So
Farmers Bank stock. Las sales Slul%
Exchange Bank stock. last sales Slu3
Virginia Fire AMI Marin" Insurance stock last sale,
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales 4i,t.
Richmond Fire Association stock, par ~ sale. as-
Richmond. Fredericksburg ani Potomac Railroad :
last sales !.l.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales S9g
Richmond and Petersbu-: Railroad stock la, sale.
Richmond and panyilie Railroad stock A. sale, a.,
James River and kani"hi stock, las, .ale- ,.
Richmond and Danville Railroad guaranteed bond.
sales s9l%.
James River and Kanawha guaranteed bonds. r.r
SlU1 last sales 81 y and Interest
Virginia and Tennessee Rsilr"r Bonds 3. mi inter.
yirr mia Contra Railroad Bonds t73h Hat
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bcud> 80 aai Inter
Lynchburg Gas CompanHS go
Orange and hleNin.iria per cent Bond ga ana .r,
Manassas Gap Rail Road Bond S3l and interest
Norfolk Ciiy i.3s and interest.
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yALC,nLE COTTON LAND. FOR SALE IN

These lsnl- Al. in the M.sis'!pp Valley, ana ~
mn .,rps.s.d in i,fIigy, AMI are ~ ir hrs
,or ctron g. 1tatpoftion VI The .snd Ia dtssn'' a
prs,ri., cyune- i. well adopted 10 STOCK a'.ihs
n.,t tmtefci ard port prairie lard, wei ''' 80. 20
r-a.s THOUSAND. VI CALI, theep aEi h,:,' -
Is,-1 with but hti expense or trouble 100 % 10
iure. me whcs,, aud cotton, AMI 10 Araf
River which i. cattle 81 a.! lin"s 10!
A ready mai b.. i0uGd nj NJ" or'sh' Hn mn
NH, Tor e.-i y,hins produced the portion OF n' ~
try The Memphis and Little Roc. khiiros' ,i,.r 90
nrsr,y nm,hrd tron Memphis 10 :hr 81 frAhe''
u,l, = ii. balance oi the rosd, VIII be pl' "hu' -
,oon IN. road viii run near my land IN JIM"
Francis and Praig1e coun;!e-. . H.. ,sad
Deadeninss have oeen made Oh por'.o" ., -, N.rch
WI en- will b- rCa y TOT burning DC 10 reDiu"
1879 aud crop OF corn be planned mex ",s.ca
am .:.rr. ;he.e lands cn-Ap, -nd "h'i ". q
ser desires 10 90 -. would t~he par; ~: q" ~
GOOD ,e 4 estate a; fair sA:as,:un .t .-,.ie. ~
would take plea.use correspondent ~, @' 51prry with
rs rnc, TO nly lands AMI would - 10 IL" v'I Nrm.
nom >, p,k. .ss,-inarioi.- ~ any UNI eau hin are
Nh. There Is daily ,''aHtft; na''- u. IA
. ,,i',. ~ n! the inui. which csn b. i"''.''
DDS t:a''!. ..,,,;,,. car o. .r'n =
oan-p p' "nd 'lF't'f dr; ,9 ,tp. ron. kieH'
the dice OF NY "s'1''' N''''' L Gkit ING,
mend, Va. al. ian8r
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p,tT vnrr v,prc.rs sr.,

coFFEE.-Wr have only To- notice rsios ~ 3in T..
rn'cri Rio at "a cts mud 80 hss- sound do ~ 10 81
10 81 per h. The ma kr: continues Gur but -t,'
our la-t given range "t quotations. Nothing dOnI
LnguaSra o. lava pr.c.s un-It"rci
FLoUH ASD NEAL-Tran-sctons IN super were n:fi
hritcd {" day, III market cpninu"- quirt. with ~
light stock Of Duth Howard AMI Onto the only s
Of whic' We bead comprised 30 bbl- Howard o
250 bh, Ohm super part Sold ye.t~rday l. NJ ~ {.
anh 300 bb- Ei'y Ms sold wlrAip the ia.. two day
g. ~ > PER hbl. Extra VS. in h-tf.r DEMAND nr;
sale at 1000 Dbs OHIO was reported NJ g. per bh =
quote before. at 80 - for Gio 2jaS - Tor Io,
arl street and 81 ~ per bbi Tor cny al- Rye flo
II In fair r-qucs: At JOsi g. - per obi md CITY M
Corn Mct,- Auilrt ~ 10 per boz.
GRAISlh- receipts 81 al descriptions continue yer
light. HOS: "i wheu. ihi- murn,br. amounting 10 i,T
bushels willie AMI GnO bushels red the whi'e selling
an n.vanc ~ : On good ana prime grades ,a"- a-if
at 81 itl - i"r goo Ia PRIME and - 10 81 blsh
tor prime u chOIc, the demand beng rnodtnd IN" r.
brought & ~ tor Interior 81 2ai ~ per bu-hrl 10
good prjn. OF corn Only g. $40 bushels offered 81
sold NJ .SOc for ware AMI t.a--c Tor yellow all tn
offered being die oscf OF O,- gain riya'ei SON
$40 tushc!. Oircd and a." -oli At ii,i' or uc~ Mar
land aud J1t per bu-ir' for old f- n-yiv'n'. Oi ki
PA bushels ticrci anj l6 bp-bci- Virgins sold
7jc-ws quote old Pennsylvania. ut -;.n-' per hu'h0
before.
PRoyrsroxs --Tuc5. ~, -prca' r,ange u n7;'cs i
nTirc:- under tbiJ head; tho market rnntinun- Ia "a
dun. Pork--%a ss"s r.v"rgci: ~ quO'c w".tefn Ne
at Il? 20. d .inr u: SO rHi Rump. ~ sB - pr hb
Bulk Mrai-We htv. Ouiy Ia notice -4lr 81 1000 Il
shoulders NJ 81 CTS we quote sides n ri ctr. md -n
III S.n5i per 10 Bacon-Wr qU5t..s sR. 0i o. hh'
side, d: 81 c's al-". from jobbr,s. rom. ~ hht' Iii
aud Shoulders ~ | 80 j = CT per 10; h:G som" =
piGcc- plain can !lsnl and -u:arcnr"d HHm- ~ 10 -
ct. per 10 Lrrd-Wr potc"H nile Of 80 uerr"- w.
crn, Tor shipment private terms; no" bel; army
IL cts-Cry rendered ut l!tdi q "a, and r"inri b.
cts per IL.
NEW CRLrANs NAKkLI. Ars ;!
COTTON Srirs o. ta'- M The market hrs an a.
vapciuc tendency India Ba-.n. Il q4Dlei "a. u cent
Freight on Cotton - LIg'rI9 n"- si''Ieed I-sc' o''
cd ri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-03
F,RNvIILr M,EkETs SEPT

ToyAcco--Thr receipts al thu ariel. are falling %.
prices are uLuat u.s. -t week The feeling IN IL. m
l. iaihc, weak; although good shipping kinds cOn.a
command fair prices
Ia h"gshc.is, W. quote lugs - - To > -; shor
81 Ia :, good taif = To 81. rNtIn - In IL 80
tLoUR->cnrc". Exuh anu fanny g 10 ret.
prrinc 81 10 To :.
CoGH-l. very much wanted. Prices merely
nal Tn" dry weather hu- caused purchasers
anxious TO buy. Ia the Sb-,.Ice "t sale, quote
81 a. price, which the arucr would command
Cons NEAL--HOc.
WHEAr-rr,,ne white AMI Ird 81 ~ tol ~
BA.o>--Firm ~ advanced prices. Western -i.
10 l2t. family cured l2t 10 II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-03
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS. <rrr.

FioUm Ne hive transactions "t import, n. .
noc The receipts 40 siui light mad the principal =
are to The rctrl trade. nj "r / MON street super
stocs. -. InnS nui EN;rA me very email, aLd ony
cirut To meet iinncJirtr wants.
MnEAr The make, opened yesterday inactive.
tciing- tell off abonr 900 bushels which sold ~
o. 80, 81 aud 81 ,. for !n.cfior To fair white
~ - and 81 ~ tor do red The quo.ily, genef,
inferior ~oue -msl lots prime hie wero hes
81 10 but ~. heard al no sales
ronS.--I"tk-t H,tve. but receipt, very light Sac
white AMI mixed at soc. No sales OF yellow iepr
end quotations nominal.
Rvt.->nl,s uu Change 1T &c Tor Inferior The O
ke' ia active, nnd prime 'nsy be- quoted hi 700.
OATS -QIots ipHs are uBch,ng cj-rcceipts AM
m tni about equal.
TImornl SEED --Irreipi- mir and quality gene:
very fair. We quote s!as2 IL -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-03
VALUABLE FARM.

: Agent and Attorney IL Tact Of toe owners will
"A offer for SALE tie ,knet bidder. the premises
Friday the 9Th instant, il i.t not i!e fair day
that desirable harm beong IT. inc rers Of the late VII
Swami, called Hisgin bottom
This farm lies 10 Caroline county On the south e of
South river branch OF the Ma:tapUny in the midst OF
famous tobacco producing REGION and 6l acres
considerable portion bcIn! river low grounds The soil,
is vcry kind producing good crops OF whe, corn and
tobacco Til upland well adapted clover sni other
grasses The dxt lin. L. small but comfortable &c sc
One third OF the purchase money will required in
cash. equivalent, carly day: balance in two
equal annual instanrns with interest aud he sats-
factUriy secured. Tile perfect Gnj possession imme-
di.tely given
sept 3-cwtds ROBT. HJDGfN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-03
EROM WA,lLlAGTnN

WAsHrsGroy, Sept. l.-L-n'. Pegrnm. $40 l,s-
tingu-b-d himself tight with pirarn- IN The East
Indies, during th. Perry exprdiOn has been spp"lnl
ed 10 thu command o The Steamer Water Witch, ht
ing out for Paraguay
During The mouth at August IN! bounty land W.T.
rants I-sur:, 10 satisfy which i5ilo acIcr o.
land are necessary.
The Secretary ii tre Navy will soon make il 'i-i'
of Inspection 10 tho Norip.i: navy yasJ.
Aflu:snt General C"np-r i-t tins cliy tbs alter
noon to meet Li-uI Cen Scot ~ Oh Punt.