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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-03

NHTE have hand and receiving daily, a large an6
w complete assortment Of Hats and Caps embracing
every variety of style and price, view of the In.
creasng demand for first class goods we have paid
ticular attention to the getting Of such
adapted to the wants of customers ARRANGEMENT
with Eastern houses such that frrnis
the latest styles Of Hats and Caps as ntrouced
sortmens well the best qualities every
are to be found at our establishment.
The public respectfully to call and examine
ourssock as will pains give satisfaction
aD8 8, D. HARPER & son.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-03

1- he particular and ask for Tickets VIA the c. W. q
Short Line Rail Road.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-03

This route passes through N Lengton Lancaster, Dir
cevlle Washington, Wilmington and MarrOW-the richest
and most beautiful part of Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-03

,c51 ne w1521 ISEIT Ire GIVzNG THEIR 51ytv1
ssSo.o sot so9s,1. to Ivtgorator, and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-03

New System.
" changing Of lsincSS from long credit Svstem IN
cash one, its equivalent change long profits
T. very short and IN closing stock Of heavy
Cloths and OasSmeres, will sell twenty DER
cent less than former prices. any doubt what
We say BY calling at No Washington Hall you will be al
once satisfied We mean ust what say.
WUEEEER 8 =LAKIN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31
A SLAYER AND CARGO OF SLAVES AT
CHARLESTON.

The mercury" gives the following account Of the
capture of the slave brig Echo:
A slave brig ca!lrt! the Echo. arrived at this port
Friday afternoon, in charge OF Lieut. y. VI. Brh;-
ford u. =. N Lieut. Bradford il u ciz-n "t ~.
bslna. and lat Lieutenant on board the L. ) brig
Dolphin. Lieut.. j. y. M1tit commanding. Lieut..
Mailiit very kindly writes that the Dolphin cap
turad this vessel, which he terms I'll American ala
ver after 4 long chase. on the evening OF the 2lst
mat. oil tn. North coast q! Cnba, la. 23' " lonI.
SOo 1U. When frs; discovered The SLAYER was s4i!
ny under English culors but prrctvng the Dbl
pLin whom he took to be au English vessel Of war.
he ho..ed Americas cooTs. When he discovered hi
rgragious and ta.a error. he made the most strrnu
aus tffIris To escape; but Is i-w well directed shots
from the Dolphin brought him to rca-rn, and he sur
rendered ut discretion. The shaver, ell; d-enins thu
Dolphin al Engshna,i. did not anticipate \, arch
or visitation while he displayed American co!ors.
Lieut.. Naitt writes that their cruise has b-eil any
thing bnt pleasant AZ they find the yellow fever pre-
vaillrg wherever duty cais.
The following is LIT OF thu officers Of the United
States brig Dolphin: j. y. Matt. Lieutenant Com
manGing; j N. Bradford. LIT Lieutenant; +. T..
Williams. ~ Lieutenant; {. e. Carpenter. ) Lien.
tenant; j. VI. Browne Passed Assistant Surgeon a.
+. Crosnan, Ac'ing Master.
From Lieut.. Bradford W. learn that the Echo had
3lS Africans on board when captured Twelve hav"
.c- died. and the balance are suffering aom"~hai
from dys-nrry Suspicious were lr't excited ny III.
l.cho's suddenly hauling oil from the coast, ard upon
th- hiring If bsrk cartridges, hosting th- Am-richn
~ The Dolphin then gave chsss and PR wing here"
thu better -s-r brought the r. tho 10. L-ur. Brad
ford with tnrc- u( sixteen men, boarded ia" Echo
aud found her in Tar ands nj a crew ut hn-tr-n mrn
Americans, English and Spaniard- neither nj whom
would arknoS-dye fh-m--lve' III r"'ninand.
p,riinn of this crew irnDshipp ID 10 thr Dolphin
who took them to Key West, whence they will be SEM
Ia hi. port by steamer.
Lieut.. Bradford. with Lieut. Carpenter, si1 marines
and ten s.nm.n constitute the priZ. cr.W III charge
IL The Echo and now ~ quarantine in oar hHrh"r
The cargo, generally speaking furnishes good spec-
of negroes.
TIE SLAYER ECHO.
Cu,RLEsToS. August 2g--lns brig Dolphin ha-
ssllr.i r.m K-y West for Boston win The supposed
rap:ain Of the SLAYER Echo The cargo of captured
Africans have been landed at Castle PiDckney, in
rhsrre Of the United STATES MNshnl. Much excite
ment WA created Among the peops
Thirty nine drninr from yellow fever Hts officially
REPORTED Tor the Week concluding on Saturday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31
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ENIfR DAYS IArEK EROM EllkOpE

ST. JOINS. =. Is Ang. :S The st-rm-r North
s Ar pa Cap. Race Friday s't.rnn"n. The toi
lawng abstract ~ her advIc1s have rrschof brro.-
Shr brings Liverpool date- o 'ho l5:h.
Q Ieen Victoria MAXIM. her rnya! progf's g. n
G-lmany.
4 splendid banquet was given by Minister Peiiis-
STAR IN celebration OF the Napoleon tete.
Tn. lIDus" ui Commons have ordered The return Of
tn Ind- Of VAn,nuv-rs l-lrnd 10 the Crown, and Ia
pu. u vessel on The line Er.@-rn Liverpool and Br
tsh Cpiumpla. The Briti1h government r. going 1"
--nd corps 81 eng IL build roads rnd bridg--
AMI To rect block houses i"r IN. reception of gold
and In torn nrgau'zai military tDrc- tor the pro
t.,nn al the nhRbifnuts.
From lnia the ln:'.-' accounts say thai iiruin nnd
her son. the present King nj Olde. were AT Burs-e
where ia" ieb-i. c".!-,' ed
The Il ,mbry Presidency has que,
Tho Ga,i,oi army ba. broken up aud gone M"
quarters. the rn-Iny Withdrew from lnst-spur; on
iI- nppr".,h ni General Roberts.
An outbreak WAS -Xp-ci'd ~ lndore.
The fugitive rrn-Ia from 'iu.Iior had occupied the
town OF Turks. Matters nrp-ar I" In settling down
everywhere in lud!a. although some JD,Dl)1 rebels
were -'l in the field.
LIVERPOOL Markets. Aug. Is Cotton -Ssles ~
the last three days l7,ODD bsl-s, including non bn-
tn spectators. Richardson & Spence shy m'ddIiue
qualities have declined lG and that buyers demand
:. reduction of Liz II Holder. fer freely.
Manchester ndvccs are favorable. Prices have an
advancing tendency.
Hr.nIrtuns Tbs ~-aher has been unlav0r4bl,
for the crops tut The harvest is we'll secured. Ur
is very dull for inferior qualities. Wheat If q1i' r'
prices steady Corn is dull and market nomna!iy ~
changed.
Provisions ef is heavy and holders ars Ire5s :p
on thu ina ket Pork is quiet Bacon steady. Lard
gust al 6l5
Produrr--Sugar is steady. Coffee is quiet.
Turp-ntine Spirits IL dull Al tys. Ros.n ia sea y
al a.. 81
Mo>kY MAaKEr-C onsos got 10; for money and
Account.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31
SALES OF STOCKS IN RIrUuOy,

Far tie Week ,n'iiag InP..t 81. l,'s
REPORTED ~ e. ". PuHcErL & 60, >rccs Back
Virginia per cent: 3; years To run sales At TIE ~
DO. Do shorter dates, -tIr. ~
Bonds guaranteed hy the state, last sale, ~ iniil
Richmond City Bonds, last sale. 81 AMI interest
Virginia liars stock, par 40 lat sale, 81.
Farmers Bank stock. la. sales !lDli.
Evchnng. Bank Stock. last sales tl"i.
Virginia Fire aud Marine Insurance stock la. sale,
Merchants Insurance Stock. last sale. Sii.
Richmond Fire Association stock, par i!1, SALE, 81
Richmond, frr'l-ricksbgrg AMI Potomac Railroad
last sales SIl.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales &29.
Richmond ind Petersburg Railroad stock. la-' sales
Rchmon! and Danville Railroad stock. last -a-,
James River aud kanawha Stock. lat AL. s.
Richmond ami Dan'ill. Railroad guaranteed b'h
sa". f9!i:.
James River AMI KHnawia guaranteed bomb, pa
400. last sales 81 and interest
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bond =! 'nd 'ntrf
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds ~. hat
Orange and Alexandra Railroad Guud' - amt NV
Lvnchburg Ga Company 80
Orange and Alexandria per ccT' E'ui- -" di'd o.
Manassas Gap Rail Road Bonds sol tull Interest
Norfolk City 49,: and in,"r.,'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31

BY an adver tisemeut OF Mr.. Alfred 5. Lee, promi'
neni forwarding and commission merchant OF this
city, published in our columns, perceive that bic
through charges on general merchandise, such IS
hats. Shoes dry goods &c. are only 80 cents per loo
lbs, and on groceries, qusenswsre. &c. only 70
cents per 100 ibs which includes all expenses from
the wharves at Richmond to the landings depot in
Lynchburg. And We presume there are other houses
who forward terms equally favorable. Freight
boats leave Richmond every other day, uHor no. mi
and are passed through without detention.
From al an.-ad-d t4riI OF tia Virginia aud Ten.
nesses Railroad, just published, We $50 that the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31
JUDGE BRoCKENBRoUGH DECLINES.

JUDGE BROCKENBROUGH DECLINES.
The suhjoined letter from the Hon. Sherrard Gle
mems will be read With extreme regret by very
large number of Democrats throughout Virginia.
We knoY that Judge Brockenbrough WA the decided
choics OF a very large portion OF the Democracy
We have had no communication with Judge Brock
enbrough on this subject We have hitherto regarded
Judge Brockeubrough a, willing TO accept the nom-
nation, solely from the fact that he preferred by
very many OF the contributors to the "Euqurer and
the country press. Since the Judge declines the pc
sion, the attention of his friends must be turned to
some other candidate
WHEELING Va. August ~ 1883.
To The Editors of the Enquirer.
Gentlemen;-I sm authorized, by Judge John w.
Brock enbrough, to cay, that while he cannot under
rate the apparent kindness which has been manifest
ed towards him in the presentation of his name ~
candidate for Governor, yet, holding as he does,
judicial position, entirely cOngenia to hla TASTES ana
nclinatons he bsgs respectfully, 10 decline, in any
way the use Of his name in the coming canvass.
Az one of bis friends, familiar with mis- popularity
have had the curioairy 10 ascertain what his position
would be; and will thank you 10 publish this note
in r,tenso in the columns of your paper.
am alone privy to, and responsible for, the terms
Of this note.
have lhe honor to be,
Very respectfully, your-
SHERRARD CLEMENS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31
FINANCIAL AND uoxErANY AffAlR

CorreyondeHc, nj liz Rjc.m1Hj Engl'r@
Erw Yokg, hugu.t =. . ]
There is t,ir more enquiry tor nion'y, wiiH 80
stance, Of Sigh; increase, IN the rates Gppn si"'
nnL long paper Tn" supply, how"'"f = most Ho1
with AN addition oi :. IJp0JU IS the r-iiipfhi" b
The. treaty TT peace with china. i- regarded i-'"'
the street, u, tenhin. u Hrr"7t nt once He 10" o
To the East Anj. instead Di u constant df"ih, ''
tore, the probability no" -. tnai ihr ih""ihh",
expense, o. the war viii cause II "onsid"fHb'" ~
ton III LOIion, and other npley c"n'fr+h h"'.'
vn,thruunirya a. Cbiua. THROWN open t''i,.' 'h''
world n,net i'nrnrri4icl: have ,r"rt h' ''h'' ny
prinr'p,i cOmrirdiuo- mi shipping. Ih'i' y.
tnrnt IN IA, money market worthy Of 'rcnii ).
government ,is"- RE gradually '''-prh"i ~ TX
Missouri have auvhErcd 10 -. ID" pre- ''' WOW
while Vir.ini.'s have sold H. 10" q. ~ lh''
stand, l. own, 10 the impression 'hH' ~. -
VII ini4 bonds l. To como on the i""i So 80"
gwen Ia nil rrr;uin raj rod. al re- .'' ..[r,
General Assembly. The -tock r"Hf
durin. the past week. and higher l'.''' 80
stocks Of a speculative cht'Hr "r. -ni me Az =
clos. with .i upward Tendency m",Hs' W.
s:pp bonds. winch were quoted ~ = : .. ,,o,.
Yesterday NJ 20. the advance b'ir. c"u''' = 10
iInut in the finances OF tie company il
very h.av: hu.inr,- IN IN" -1n'Hrh .,'.,,'v
,rnn,arrri ~ fh-. Ip1b-f- the pt-, NIX '"'
crn ,r.,!r DONG i viii the hfs' ''''-' ,t
GOOD, There l. no alteration ~ T. . rae ~ -.
On the south. Virginia money j. qi'''' =" 'r,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31
cry AND STAFF NEWS.


BEFORE rHE MAYOR A larg, NUMBER vi c6ses
were up yesterday. OF various nnturrs. beiore the
Mayor Of this city.
Jams Forbes 30 far lo-got himself ~ 10 'nks up
nj, n,,t oulr;ere in III alley. a. thea was M ,rent
erin. in this matter, liz l-t " j 'nes Cane was
b,und over Ia keep the peace in the sum OF Siuo tor
a.,,utiny and threatening Ia WHIPS l. nheTis'-il -
Lewis slave of L. L. 5. Hnrgrovc for an as-auit on
VIM. j. Clarke was brought up and The case c";i'.E
ued. VIM Jones slsvs Of Warren Jones ana Maj
Thomas belonging to Elzs Andersen were cner-;'h
with raclns and training their horses ol 'a7 pare
.treets aud had 10 give security TO- better c'"n"c.
Coleman Freeman WAS ordered ~, Ior attempting
tn cnf John Penn. II z-kiah Scott was sent I" g-'
80 for using improper Language To Whte pcrr"''
and Mary Crensiaw WAS ordered ID tor oo'iig III Inc
ci'y without city pap-rs
Robt. Bruu, stood charged with violently as-aul''nI
And beating Thomas w. Stag. ani gavs s.rnr'ty 4"
keep tho psace. Edmund, slave Of Fanny Hope, wac
tonnd with pistol on his person aud was properly
punished The malter agaius, John Dojsun VIDE die
charged.
Thomas Hooper, for An infringement on the market
rates, was fined 81. few other csses were dismiss
ed.
FIRE The alarm late on Sunday night. was
c.isrd by The burning of kitchen belonging 10 Mr..
SJsarmnn III the upper part OF the city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31

Ct wheat ca, he purchased; .; Kncxv.le :ar 81 90
cont. H-r- il will ,r.d.ly rerlis- $ 10 4 = j"
AZ his woa.d De tic same i. .rc 20 q. Ell a'c
between Richmond and Knoxville, the advantages
&c be derived from commercial in,-rc"urs" between
i.rDcts.e AID our city, are worthy The especial cor
federation Of our merchants
| Cot Swan eau give every information on this al D.
|ject TO our citizens, who will find him true SuuLri n
mGn aud ali agreeable aud intelligent gentleman
iAlpo, u The Southern Citizen" has larg. crcul
tnu through tue Southern aud Western States, it vi
be found an excellent medium for our citizeus IL
mako themselves known in that direction BY ndvcr
IsrinrIIt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31

VALE n ND FEM ALE SCHOOL.
CATION-Williamsburg. Va SE,sIoN-h-yrs
IL with October. ls5s, aud ends with June. 1889 -
TEAcHER-C. J. d. Pryor, Principal and the requisite
number of competent assistants SUBJECTS All usually
taught the beet English Cha steal and Scientific Scho"s
TEAcHrss-Thoroush In all the Department.. DIscP.
IISE-As mild as is compatible with the interests OF
the pupils BoAsp washing, fuel and light ncludrdl ana
Tuition 5000 Tuition not les than SEQ more than
sj0-music excepted MuIc s36 Fuel end stationery.
each e.. Text Books fueni he'd By the PIN pai TX,
pcnses estimated from the the pupil - the end
Of the session. and paid onea advance and the other
the l5,h of February, 1850 Deductions made only The
discretion OF the Principal Testimonials and references
abundant and satisfactory given desired Al
dress c. }. d. PR1Oh, a ~
Aug 3!-c,lOOct Williamsburg, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31
DELAWARE srArE CONVENTION

WiLMISGToS, DEL, Aug 1.-THE State Demo
crate Convention of Delaware was held yesterday at
Dover. The Convention wns full and the proceed
ngs harmonious. Resolutions wsre unanimously
adopted .niorsing Tho ut the Administration
the kan1as question, and on tbs s.aro! an! Utah
questions. DR.. William Burton Was nominated for
Cover, the frat ballot. Hon. WIN. G. WLieley
was nominated by accamaton for RI election TO Con-
greaa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31

cover;e- are reported nesr Hilshorou-h. Washington
county, Oregon Territory.
TIE ofli:ia vn;- tor Governor =. i:ie Ia" e,-r:i
in Oregon, IL rs follows L +. Grover, D-m"cr.,,
) $50; X Kelly. Republicans, ! l9o Mjor!'y FOR
Grnv.r 66q - ~ Her1!d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31

w. RANDOLPH. bookseller sni book Binder,
- Richmond. has Just published. snd Tor sale in any
quantity, Richardson's Virginia, North Carslns. M,ry
land and District Of Columbia ALMANAC Tor 1879. Free
each IS cents per dozen, 50 50 tor twelve do
Orders for Books, Stationery Binding will receive
prompt attention.
Country merchants will md at l2l Han well
selected s;nck at Goods for Fall s,lrs Aug 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31

The freights from Knoxville to Richmond, above
given, are for through tretghts.
Difference in distance ~ milss in favor OF Rich'
mond, with difference against Richmond on wheat o
cents, corn l3t, -four ~.
"a word 10 the Wise III sufficient We shall nave
more TO cay at another time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31
OHIO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

CINCINNArI. August 1.-THE Democratic Con
vention Of the G;h district was held yesterday at
Georgetown. The contest between the Lecomp,On.
ie. and anti Leoompt"nifes was very exciting. The
Convention baotted - Tunes before coming to q
decisive vote.
F,nslly The present incumbent was defeated and
WIN. Howard, All anti Lecomptonits, nominated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31

OUR EUROPEAN FILES.
BRITISH CROPS.

The Economist" states that reaping has more than
juai= ID the apprehsnsons that the yield OF wheat in
England, would bear proportion to thu baik OF
straw grown. The quality Of the grain is much Com
planned Of The overpIns of last years crop, however,
will probably proven: any great advance IN prices
Ths hay crop nu.;hlrd short Of that of last sesson,
but heavy second crop is anticipated Barley com
mand- high prices Barley aud pats or" short. Beans
and peas are bad everywhere. There ID promise Of an
un.ually fine crop of potatoes.
The North British Agricultural presents much
more tat-ring picture oi the crops in Scotland. Here
the yied Of wheat and barley is expected to greatly -1
coed the average. Oats and beans not being more
hnm The average. The potato crop continues pronl-
aiug. The expected produce of wheat aud barley. in
Scotland, if realized, will probably be- due to thu colder
and m0l.fer climate compared with England
According to the "Loudon Times" the crops in Ire
land promise average yield, although disease lie
spreading rapidly among The potatoes i'll vicni.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31
MARINE NEWS.
OK nt RICHMOND Arcu,r 80 1858

iIiGn wATER THIS DAY AT ~ nCLoCk.
ARRIVED,
S'"alncr jamestown, Parish, New York mdse and
pas ungrrs
Steamer Gsnrgs Peabody, Pri;che.t B fillmore,
ndsr
Schr VIM. l.. Gr;ilin. Chickshoniny river, wheat
Schr Brunei, johnson Philadelphia, lumber
Schr josiah Achorn Mcneil Rock band. lime
Schr Minnehaha, Young, Phi 'sdelphia, cal
Schr Liberty Gray. Boston, ics
Schr Jane +. Duilis. Davis, Albany, lumber
Schr Rober, Henry, Mor-cock. James river. wheat
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadel phia
rnGse and pssS-ngeys.
SAILED,
Schr Manchester, Chichester, New York, Indss
Schr T.. e.. Sstdl-r, Sipp", Pr"vdenc., iced
Srhr Isaac Huxley, Harvey. Providence, iesd
Schr Susan R"g"a, B'-t"n. mda.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31

TSNEACHER-Ay oun. man. who Ihs been teaching
Il several years, drsrou- al obtaining
teacher oi the English branches III par, the
South Address DICE BRAMELE
Aug 1l--ch Berlin. Worcester county. Nd
HINUIt kEST.-A brick CUtt-ge, suitable Tor a c.t<
e snail family containing eight rooms. n5a
in nice order nearly opposite the City Spr.ng, JGt..
9Th street. Rent $3.50. Apply 10
Ang3 DOVE e. co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31

charges 10. receiving, weighing sut transporting the
following articles on that road from end to Lyrcl.-
.,S Rri.tcl mr.. ~ f,llnws:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31
rUE SOI'TUEHN CITIyEI

4 mitchell a WIN G. SWAN having n circulation
dIiiused throughout thu southern and Wrtern Stale,
excellent msdum through which busidncss may
advertise.
TENNIS Of advertising moderate. Terms OF subscription
a. De- Aug 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31
EAITI.I. IlnHS AMI

CATTLE, IlOiS AND SHEEP
Er"t w" qIor- :. :'ito = ~ n"'i tor Beet
leiu-c tu - above tho lst"r price. Ths dem,fd ,
LAMBS are selling at - l., : per mead Tor t,f
IRA
HOGS-ST 30 net.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31

We have no tariff OF the East Tennessee and Vr
GINA Railroad
If tnsse statements are examined by msrchants'
mill, rs and others interested We have doubt they
would find it to their advantage to turn their allen
ton to the Richmond market, and to this limo of COM
munics,ion.
W. would call the attention OF lines OF communea
ton Interested the following comparison OF freighIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31

FIRE The alarm late Sunday night, WAS
CAUSED by The burning of kitchen, belonging 10 Mr..
= Jsarmnn in the upper part OF the city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31

RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
II j. ~ Rnnfoips's BOOKSTORE md BBGyy III, MaiH
hUGUsr 80 In Doors. Out Doors
% clock, Il 81
Twelve oclo.k. -
FIy.. al clock - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31

FoRFIGN \ -lip laden for London, At 81, ~
filled with tobacco SIM" our last.
po,nsrIc-rhe following. are present rate, q, e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31
RICHMOND MONEY MAGKrT-Eycm,N.

RICHMOND MUNEY WNEhFT-ENCHiNH'
Observation-Disclosures, Oh New York and Philai.l
come down Ia I. premium and dull
The Banks here throw oui all the StorA BinL a.
Bank notes Therefore, all these note. are ~ IT,,
generally of !. Il cent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-31

COL. w. e. SWAN, OF KNOXVILLE, TENN.
Col. Swan who is associated with John Mitchell
propretors and Editors Of the "Southern Citizen,
is at present At the Exchange Hotel in th. city. lie
wss in Petersburg ast week. aud in audiDg to his
visit the Express Gays:
" He desires TO form The acquaintance Of our iner-
chants and others, and endeavor. II potsible to in.
duce al interchange of friendly and business inter
cours, and thus establish direct trade between the
two places. He informs us that an excellent article