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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-24
MILLINERY SVORE.

NO. = SECOND ST., Wilmington. Drl The undersigned
~ informs the ladies Of Wilmington. mud her friends gen.
orally that she has removed from Second street. near Or
angc, To No. Fast Second street, between Market and
King where she will keep hand good assortment II
Spring Bonncts, Dress Taps Head Dresses Ribbons Flow
crs. Trimmings. &ca which she Is selling on reasonable
terms All work in her line promptly attended To aud
warranted tn give satisfaction, MARY TAYLOR
npt.l--Iy
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-24

Mile AYR NTORE.

FI,IE subscribers having largely increased their stock Of
Meat are NOW prepared tn sell To their cistoets and
the public generally the following varieties low prices
they can H. purchased IN llhndolIhil Baltimore
MINIS Sugar cure, un plain, Of the hest brands No. /
SIDES SHOFLDERS DRIED BEEF LiRD, BEEF
TOAGBEN fc. together with every variety n -alt nnl
Fresh Pork Dried Reef Tongues which viii be packed and
forwarded tn any Of The adjacent towns to order,
Country siorckeeprrs will nd tn their advantage To
give II call before going to the large ce-, is are lie,
ternncd IL sell on bucftefns than thu kind Of goods
ran he purchased either In Philadelphia Baltimore
Address your orders to No 81 anil 81 Tatna street, viii
mngtnn. del. WALTON & McMANUS,
dpclO-tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-24
WILMINGTON
Bakery and Confectionery

NVnEhh - num- fitot-nirfoh'
tINliE undersigned having thu oldest, ind only establish
Il ment where everything manufactured, that Is sulily
the proprietor In the city he would take this method Of
informing his friends AMI the public generally that after
twelve years Of practical experience IN this city h.
prepared to soil Bread and Cdkcs lOweitn ever we're sold
in Delaware before lhu following rate. will be strictly
adhered tn NJ present.
One and half pound loaf vt Cpnts pound loaf ut 10
cents Cakes Of every description prnlorionatey law
New York Blsruit Soda Biscuits Sugar biscuits, Shell lis
cults, Family Pilot Bread, Bran Biscuits Lemon Biscuits
Water Crackers &C. sc. An Of which will he warranted
Of the very hest quality and sold cheap they 10
bought IN tue United States He has alsu IN connection
tOncry, in this branch Of bisnes- h. will nothing hut
the best material nil employ hut the very hest
workmen. Ills wagons will in every direction and
gon1s purchasled at this establishment will h. delivered
within twenty miles Of Wilmington free Of charge. Re-
nilcs will find to their advantage call At this corner
of Fifth and Tanall Streets and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere,
store, corner Of Fith and 1Ntnall Streets Wilmington,
Delaware.
nngt.ty uonpnT ~ Avtnp
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-24

RaS- The trial of the case of w H. Gibson,
the defaulting ex-treasurer Of Ohio, has result
ed in n verdict of guilty
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-24
WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT.

Dcecniher I'm, 1909.
IVA i 3 70
Wheat nor luI4bol 10
Rye ' aD
Corn -
Corn Meal u
nurkwheat rLur per 100 lbs . IS
mats IS
Cioyerseed per lnshel 10
Timothy seed . 70
plnxseel ~
Barley, su
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-24

LEMON " go.
22I MARKET STREET., GOLD NUMBER G9)
A DVERTISES VERY LARGE AND
N extensive -tnrk Of FFRE WORK& Of Samuel jack
srs. Pyrutechnstl make which gave such general salts
mrtion vt ceShiiinn IN this city the lth Oi July last
such rs Rockets, Roman Candles. Vertical Wheels.
Mines Stars, bcngola Lights, Trianglrs
Pigeons. Snrlinnts, Pin Wheels.
Flower Pats Gfassliuppcrs
fire Crackers &c., all Of which will he oli NJ the iowyst
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-24
IN Q. cMANDLER = SON

CENTRAL FL0UR, FEED GRAIN AND SEED
DEPOT M, 100 Market street q doors above 4th west
sid0) Wilmington. Delaware. where may he found
slaniy Od nssusiment NJ Agricultural Seeds, such
lcdClNcr Timothy Orchard Grass Herd Grass, Miaei
Lawn ,iri7s, rooln Corn Annual Rye Grass, white ,uish
Clever Primitive Green Grass Mct, Bnrkw.lOAt OaagQ
Orange, Iiann Rye Grass perennial and klhxsrr,
BfRDSEEDN-tannry, Hemp, Miiibt, Rape, Yellow
Nav. Lettuce. and nnhullcd Rice,
FLOWER SEHDS- Annual Biennial and Perennial
large assortment comprising such kinds only have
proved suited to this climate.
rs Hops, Kentucky Blue Grass. FaTna, Corn star H.
Penr Barley, Flour &c, Il. Z. CHANDLER son.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-24

DOWDEHED SAGE,-P Il mo q 4 n
L. attention Is paid to the drying and grinding Of this an
iole 20 az to preserve ~ aroma and null strength Sausage
makers try ii-yon will find II nice afticc-sud whole
sale and retail by Dr. j. slNMs Sos It'll and King streets
Toys! TOYs!I TOYsi!,-LADIEs Al
ways do better by buying their Toys early as they
have larger quantity to select irUm aud the largest X
Will he found Mt BODDYs ~ Market street
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-24
GEORGE MCCALL.

Nj ERCHANT TAILOR,
no. 40 MARKET ST, WILMINGTON, DEL.
As choice assortment of Cloths CasanNs and Vest
ngS, which he makes to order IN the hest style liz
alsn keeps supply Of ready made Clothing on hand
Nv Call before purchasing elsewhere. my2l-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-24
\ cARD.-wM. n. cmADwIcK HAVING

N just arrived from Europe. aitor most careful ANIL
lligent search. has succeeded IN collecting of the
most valuable HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES Of the
present age which lies r inspection at his store M
joining the Franklin Hotel opposite the city spfng Fourth
Street. An early call Is respectfully solicited
MIR. CHADWICK al9o wishes To inform His frrnl- anil
patrons that he has hand choice selection Of Wines
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

pERsiGNEn being well known M II writer,
,-ssSSN would uilcr his services to all requiring
klffas. IN Literary mid. lie will furnish addresses,
hAH VIZ Omtiois Essays, Presentation speeches nn'l
replies Lines FIR Albums Acknowledgements matter TOR
the press-Obuarc and write Poetry upon any subject.
Address post pnld) FINLEY JOHNSON,
dec:-tf New York Civ
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-24
SEASONED LUMBER.

NEBEKER s. TATNALL,
AT TlE Olp EsTAnIlsiD YARD MARKET STREET WHARF,
Ny1llTk PINE LUMBER I, Ia, 1l5.2, 3, 4, g, and
w inches. of different qualities.
Wide Plank for Hath Tubs, Carolina ~ 4 Flooring
Flooring, Shelving sling,&cl Yellow Pine and Norway
Stills. Plank llnaftls aud fenc- Heart srAntng,
ing, lcnock. Post, Cypress and While Pine
Chestnut and White Oak SAingles
Ash Plank III III aud PopleT p,nk, Scantling and
inches, IlOnrls,
Pckcts, Plain and Fancy, D. 3t aud l. Az feet
and Shingling lAts
BgsALL GOOD LUMBER KEPT UNDER COVER IA
Buyers and shippers will find II To hcirayaage 10 eS-
anime our stock Of seasoned Lumber.
We have just received from Albany a large cargo "
Poplar nhrr 2sH, incl and inches, hel large assort
mrnt IN tho city.
Gp Persons in want plearc call and examine our stoCk
HI2.rly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-24
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.


ONE EIGHT HORSE STEAM ENGINE AND ROLLER.
rINlIE engine and boiler bath goo AMI will bc put in
Terms made easy. For further particulars apply 10
WILLIAM Y. BARCLAY, Inndywinc Village.
or SAMUEL r. BETS, Groccr, near the Brandy
wine Bridge. hrc24+
yIrANTED.-A GOOD JOURNEYMAN
w BOOT AND SHOE MAKER to gn To tho country.
To goul mechanic chance will he given Apply ut
the office of thu DELAWARE lNQuiRgR, deciT-tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-24

Bds A fair gotten up by the Union, Asbur!
and Brandywinc Churches, for the benefit o
the latter is now being held at the City Hall
They have lot of assorted and fancy good,
which will be sold only at the tables and a
public sale this evening at s o'clock. Persons
wishing to patronize this laudahle object car
have an opportunity to exchange their articles
Whoever purchases at this fair contributes tC
the church. Let all hands be liberal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
From the Union, Monroe county, Va, Deilocra'
THE CONTEST OF 1850.

of all the different aspirants spoken o., We
think Henry \. Wise combines nil the elements
necessary TO ensure victory. The services ami
character Of Gov Wise are capable of cn'G-
ring the scrutiny of his most invetcrate enc
mics. The base conspracicS of unprlncipIed
dcmagogucS and pothousc POLITICIANS o! New
York will only nerve his friends to roll back
the torrent Of persecution and save the Demo-
cracy from worse conspiracy than that which
has been arraycd against Gov. Wise. Jefferson
and jackson were both victims OF conSpracicS
both triumphed: and 50 will Henry y. Wise
lie has never known defeat; his name is u tow
er of strength with the masses Of the people,
and so long as he and Democracy arc as popu-
lar with the masses, they have nothing TO fear
from the base inlrigues Of low, unprncplcd
and corrupt politicians. Their efforts will be
failctl hy Il united South who will inSiS; upon
placing the banner Of Democracy in the hands
of man who can rally the true friends of the
Constitution around it in all parts Of the Union.
The base betrayal Of confidence TO overthrow
him, will rally to his support every man who
will glory in the defeat OF the Albany regency.
Every day the fact is becoming more apparent,
that Henry a. Wise is the ony man from
whom the Democracy can hope for success i'll
lsGo. Crush him and in all probability the
time honorcd flag Of Democracy, which has
stood the heat Of many hard fought battle, will
ingloriouSly trail in the dust. We hope, there
fore. that the Charleston Convention will have
an eye single to the promotion ofthe principles
of the Democratic party, and the welfare OF the
whole Union. and nominate Henry \. Wise,
the fearless tribune OF the people" who will
sweep the South, West and the conservative
Northern States like All avalanche, and defeat
the base designs Of the cohorts Of Seward n
Co. and gain for the Democracy and tla country
glorious aud triumphant victory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
AFFAIRS IN BALTIMORE.

BALrlu"Mr, Aug. $n.--lhc law and order
movement is progressing. y large number of
signatures were obtained to-day to the call for
4 mass meeting Oh Monday next. The Patriot
and Clipper are the Only newspapers that op.
pose the call.
An examination into the steamboat Express
outrage on the 2"lh inst. took place to-day be-
fore the Mayor. which resulted in the commit
men; 10 Jail of 'irnrgc Dcford, James Co$grove
and John Howard, in default of$jo0U bail each.
upon charges oi All assault with intent to Kill,
larceny. DC. Four other persons were COM
mttcd 20 Dorchester county Jail, charged with
offences, while on their way u camp meet
ing.
The Turner Festival at the Agricultural
Grounds passed o.. quietly To day.
Henry Winter Davis was nominated to night
rs a candidate for reelection To Congress 10y
the American Convention OF the Fourth Con
District. received the vote Of sew
en- Of the twelve wards.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETS, SlrI
APPLEs-s,ocs small, sales a, 3Iio-.

APPLES-Siocs small, sales a, $40
BAC0N.-Thr market i, NOR" ac'i.e W.,
prime Sides iO%c. Shoulder, -
to lie: =, III qnsli.r. P.Iis hrw Ran. 81.
cured l2lj to lr.r.
BrTTtR-We quote Mountain :. ad 20 :,,.,.
choice ?"t2sc. Common lI4sI-c T,-u,r.
CoffEE.-ln the ioliine trade. ~ ..or. p ~.
Lasg.yr; j. to isLS Java ~ % i,r.
CORN. to, 81. MdiHe.G
CORN MHhL.-CoGuiry Mva! = toll ~.
C0KE-For ei:y consumption ~ cps.
bushels, for 'oh !uIui', soft hs..ii -. u.st.!r,
- -,
CE,IENT.-Jam,s River p 7oE.&r - = Il,
Rive. 81 7"Ial -. Hoffman d io.i =.
81 TnGtfl ~.
COrTuN-i2 80 y. g., oa ti,r... ,.lsir..
Cotton YARNS. Ac.--cct;on Yafr. .cs;,..
co.Ias- :. cts, seine Twine ., ci,.. Carpet " d,
Wrapping TwlHe - Cts.
rLOUE.-We quote Kew !,Gs L. -. r. o..
>up-riinr EN:rs ,6A ;o:G'..
FLOUR BARRkI Ito 80 e., caH.
MILL oFFAL.-We quote Bran ~ 10 cen, ,
rhf:o ;hy.- rates WI! he lower.
2oATS.--.i cents 2 kg.lcl i"r NV. y OIL.
>CGARS.-Wr quote &C. yellow a, "a ',g.. 3,
-. ;o &c. "B' ~ ~ . a.. Crushed TO-. .. .
II to llt. New Orleans - to >rc 4. Porto I. .....
fEAs.-lmrtrisi and Gunpowu-r, 35Gti j.
sHur.-..t' seit. cash andtime rG-rp -
a. IN 'uant';'
roBAcCo.-Tie market i irpr.,, i. -,.... .
LriIi, ,or',. We quote Lus--C"m..o,. ..
good $j'o i. Lcaf-Ccngon $64 ;": .. 4-i..
Fine English shipping I'll 20 i3 tlt-, go.
maud NJ prices nom SIT 49,.
NIIEAT-Er whoa; ranges 40 from 80.
hr.hcl. Win a large supply ia market g,..e u.
b.in. .carcc. viii bin; q =, per bu,hr. H..
over supplied with wheat generally - .r..s-,.
Tie ale, are principally AZ !lUr month.
Interest
MOLASSES.-We quote New ORLEANS r,,. o..
Cuba ., 20 SO; Mu,covaio - - 5Ic: vs-..
~ 90 .6c. Refined Of good quality 1910 -.
~ 10 SO.
GISSENG.--No i.nsnd-iri e. nui..!nt. f-...
81 SPuWDfR Dupont az, lIa.l.t. - ..
AMI rrf f. -: Blasting ~ - II Sc.. Who'll.
Retail p.icc ; IF AMI fff g. -: Ba,:!;.g,i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
IGy request.-FroEn the Petersburg Press.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

We perceive by the papers that our former
townsnan, y. \. Sturdivant, ESD, is candi.
date for Prosecuting Attorney for the city of
Richmond, to supply the vacancy oceasioned
by the resignation of Marmaduke johnson.
Esq. Mr.. Sturdivant is an eloquent speaker, a
man Of intellect and high moral character, and
one who if elected to the vacant office for which
he is candidate, will discharge the duties that
may devolve upon him with credit to himself
and entire satisfaction to the people. No young
man, in our knowledge, possesses IN more
eminent degree the qualities Of perception in
teerity and fitness for place of honor and trust
than does y. y. Sturdivant We desire his
election. because he deserves success. 4 host
of friends in the "Cockadc" bid him God speed
in the present canvass.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
A Wedding ct q. S. Minister Mason's Residence.

On TUESDAY morning the 9th august ut |
o'clock, SAYS letter from Paris the marriage
of Miss Mary T. Mason, daughter Of the Minis.
ter oc the l.. States. and Mr.. Archer anderson
of Virginia, was >nlclnnizcd at the residence %!
the brides father, in the Rue Rcaujon.
The beautiful and impressive ceremony Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church was performed
lr the Rector of the British Embassy ofwln>c
congregation judge Ma'on'S family have been
members since their residence in l'nriS. The
Rev. Mr. Iam>on, Rector Of the American
Episcopal Church here. was witness I" the
marriage, together with few ladies aud gen
ilcmcn friends Of our Ministers family. The
wedding was = quiet, representations ALTAR.
characterised throughout 10y The utmost lin.
piciy and good taste The company was, |
believe, exclusively Ancri,An. and arHong those
present were Mrs. Gen. Winfield Scott, Mrs.
Commodore Stewart Hon Mr.. Eu>tiS and bride
late Mis-, Ccrcor;.n: Mr.. :. KlI=eway. Mrs
Riggs. Of Washington; t"l. Crttrndrn, oi
kentucky; Lieut. rc-;a!n. =! Virginia, Lieut..
kclton Pa; DR.. Spencer. United States Consul
M Paris; McSsr>. Calhoun and Wiibor, Sccrc
tarics of the Untcd States Legation; anI scvc-
raj others. whose names did not learn.
mention these Is forming part Of brilliant
and distinguished COMPANY The bridesmaid
was Miss Sarah Mason, sister Of the bride:
the .ruonl,ulan was Mr.. powia:an Clark. of
Va. The toilct,cS III all the lal;cS who assisted,
were remarkably tasteful AID beautiful. such
dresses As are only to he Srcn AT 4 wedding in
Paris. the centre Of all that Is refined, cili>tc
and elegant III wo!nanS attire. regret tx.
cee,l,nsly that have not the aid Of Il lady'S
pen 10 describe To Your fair readers some Of
these tollct,c> should, doubtless, make mum
bcrlc>S mistakes were to attcmp; ,ililicuI,
Il tas. unaidci, and consequently content my
self viii, mentioning that the lovely bride
herself wore white muslin dress. with
seven LOUNGES, edged with Nalencicnnes lace,
each founcc trimmed with an cntic-dcuX
and edge Valcncicnnc> Her veil was white
tulc. falling To the feet, material winch
has taken the place "f!acc "n these OCCASIONS.
Her head was cncirled by i wreath OF orange
blossoms, and she wo.c at the ce"ture bou-
que; c the same flowers, which j. the mode at
Paris morning weddings as ccntra'distincuiSh-
cd from flowers worn on the bosom, when the
ceremony occurs IN the cvering. The entire cos
tune was simple. tasciui and elegant The
Misses Mason were also dressed in white as
indeed were nearly all the ladies' present. I'M
mcd;atcly after the ceremony, the newly welded
pair left Paris OH bridal trip to Switzerland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
Arrest Of a Man on Suspicion Of being concerned
in the Murder of the late Mike Walsh

Shortly after the inquest was held on The
body of the late Mike Walsh, Coroner q kecic
issued warrant for the arrest Of man named
Mulholand This man, who is known among
the police as bad character. and has been two
or three times in the state prison, was in coin
pany with Mike Walsh on the night Of the
murder. at the Hone House, on Broadway, and
when Walsh left the house at midnight for his
home. Mulholland followed him. Two days
after WalshS death. Mulhollond attempted to
take passage for California, but became alarmed
on learning that his movements were watched,
and went to Kansas instead In Kansas he
remained until within few weeks Of the pre-.
sent time, and returned to New York on We'd
nesday, when he was arrested and committed
to the Tombs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
Cardinal Democratic Principles on tho Slavery
Question.

N,,,. ,,r.intcroreucc by The nth,'a ""Nerh-
., introduce or 10 exclude SAVES III ANY o' The
territories Of the unior.
=. r,.r,, Sl.,r Code. No Congressional dis
o,;,.cn in favor o: Save prorcri! III TIC. terrific
r;rs and no Congressional discrimination against it,
Whenever in any OF the territories the safety OF
lv ror.oli, ur the right Of >!ave property, or the
rLt q. safety oil any description OF persons or oro-
n,-tv, !, uncons;ituomally Ssacd, II Is the power
and ln.v Of Congress not les than. Of any and cvc-
r. o;Ayr Department, OF the General Government -
exercise IL proper functions. for The seenn'! oil
.,,,a protection % tie right, and safety OF cEery
species o, persons and pr"ncr'ys
Til, tall ana nnimpairc! rish, Of popular >cve-
re,.nty, en,i,iinc the people OF e,c Territory, on
applic.,o. ior their admission is rev State into
20. Uioa. 10 crac: their c@n State Constitution by
,,,- and ful. reference :" popular vote, wi,hou;
,nrc. ,rr. or Federal dc,a,io, and 10y such Con
.tutivu 10 provide .ur the maintenance or the pro-
hih.::on Of ;.c institution O slavery Il, 10 them ma.
sceHI best.
The sane principle, a. embodied III the following
resolutions unanimously adopted 10y The virginia
delegation TO ,ho National Dcriccra,i Convention a,
C!Icnna'i:
!. Resolved. Tha, the Constitution ot the United
States j. compact between Sovereign and co-elIi
S,aa> un;cd Wpcu The h's.~ at Perfect equality "I
II gag as.i pririi.;ce.
common property in winch the States have cqua!
nc,s and 70 winch the citizens oi every State may
rcAtiu.!y migrate with any property recognised us
,cn II. any al The States oi tc lhon, ami III the
Consultation u! tle | Itct! States.
3. Resolved Therefore, tha; the Congress OF the
ruirec States h.. no poyer 30 abolish 81 prohibit
SLAYER, IN any al the Territories III the United States,
and such power pcr;.',S only to the people iEGao'i
,u the sane. when il. the exercise Of r;:iitiul All
,hori,y they State CSrSiitniion "'ih view
,osdnlissiCn int" the Union
A. Resolved That the Missouri restriction was 4
violation % tie foregoing principles, and lis repeal
hy the '.K.lsa,- Nebraska. Law wa> wise, ji,, and
necessary.
S. Resolved, That Congress ias 40 c"nsi u,ional
ri,h, TO abolish sivcry il lie District ii Columbia.
D. Resolved, Tia; the duty Of t.ior,!ing adequate
protection III the T.r5rl,> previous 10 their !csa:
Organization ~ States :" i rights {" person and
t:!on. i, .ncnnoI.i Ola tic proper legislative aatho-
li,y Thereof.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
NEW YORK COMMERCIAL ,yrr-D
,cvrrs,. o",ie"'t u @e Eie!.,o..1 A.qa.-..
NV YaEg krg,,. Il. . .


New ioEg. Au.a,; 81. q %
Tie ercI; tobacco trade sale too. pl,-, 90 4.,
;ionr.r, we're Mts-r, Ear,!.;,. Jones 4 c. r.,
large tnd spirited company-!rc!gdDC r.,-.....
IRON. p.ebet, Boston, p!.llsl"'phl. AMI ba,;.r.-
The bidding was sr;iyc; a'.d iGI!n~ T.. .s.., .
iarncr,! ~ II O'Clock. 4. ". and clos. s,n.r = B.
pl.. i..crnii.. zion 'cr Fc:.cshUeui..I tt"l; .'
io,r 81 = pages wa, sold through a'.t ,hr ~ g..
Oh the average were above Limits. Not i'' .s...
assured ty The agc:!ouerI:l Sds passed. ~ h.l-.--
-n!r |, 10 ~ resumed ;o'msrgoS Ampsg ~,
were: John Anderson Co. \. H. M!c>ie { I. U
4 Brother, AsDrw ( son, Corn!sby, -Ii ga. b..
mer, VI lhi. t.ty--aht amon. :hr 0g:ioNu 1857.
merchant, froaI the cities We Lavr named hb1,.
The Whole OF the ,6uH hhds. k"L'gcAy rA' ,.
III ,i,!cd into o. lots, aud were all sold a; !t.. yT.
10 brine lots RANGED from ~ 10 II = ne fr ID,
10 ~, aid miGjang lot, AZ =. -. ~ ~. 600.
Connecticut seed leaf ,Oii II 81 5ic.; iaf 81 @,
and COMMON l"t. l:'Sc.
The ohio seed Leaf ant hslc. CT Havana er-f .
to.iaorT"~.
stcrli:.g .Ncaur- continue, duh IA. i i no. ..
iliat the Asa, To cal tomorrow, VII iiis r4t
.h!pri.u: ., specie. Banker bin, g a, 10
The bank statement, Published '".drN 3 90.
tie main. 20 be favorable. The charge 'nups-
previous week, mas .r.ern from the !c!loTir. B..
Nee. c:iiiEs L"iss. Spear. tH... d..
Arg. 90, tii;"gU 100 ?i.in3!i> N."i:.r.
-, Il.,;Ilv.o 2",..>."JG s.St-.g -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
PETERSBURG MAKNLrs. Az. =

NHLlr.-lhc market op.n.i very de-. aui ,..i go
TO-DAY, and the transactions on change showed 3,
Of luii, @i c:s.. IL all sraI.. We quote PRIME re
,.,. white Il 80 ~ which sales w.sr made. ~ :.
grades, command a !".i 80. inferior and dtup
.Ja !G.ic The receipts continue is.r Tor the N'a,.l
T-E,,co- MARKET very dl.. We quote .l., 81.
common les: tG,i T.. i.i!hin: to fnir t."-. AIS f.
very god - ale The LrcsEs 20 day were l.r.~ :
season.
rLurE-Wc quote extra sDreriiur q. >Grt''H
anc e. Cor c;. brands. country GoGr eat b. i.i
cent, pvf hsrrci 49,. Cry family g.
E,cDN-We quote All Increased drfnani At
shoulders AMI l"h all lor sides Il. la:'cT :i-u--
case heinz for small parcels
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

TuE,.c,.--W- note - dcclirr IN tn lower a4.
leaf and lugs m" supply ~ that grade being IT, ,
Fine raauufsc'Uri1, i'af AMI Wrappers 30 90 =
manu,Ic, riu: l.af 81 to -: f!ae Mina!ae'Urr.
to lU: Good in.dYn lug ~ 90 d" Mcdinu l,si |.
shippirs tobacco = 10 IT,
WnvAr.-Th- market quit Primo viii,
grade - toto -.
rrnrn-supcGGuc Sc: Es,ra 81. To-
Co.'s The maiic; i .i-HI, we quot -.
MS,L--Wr quot. II 81.
E,.0H Mountain Bacon hog round lie.
cuTtEE.-Ei" il h,li Il, l3..ai3ls. Li.I1Ni, ..
: 10 ,',ur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

Money continue -.-y and rat, uu-'a.e.l
The Gust lIns yesterday were s!'s,''h. 1aiI w.
10 the Sub-Trcas!f!, s:.D,'"". a!.5 -r:l'.t.
balance his Afternoon $;..ts,i>1.
Al pass 30 Ear brought :uraar! e.. rt,Ee..,
ta1in. III, Erie Railroad s,c,tli."-. have a,i,i'.
NJ slrc;ion la. ;,scn plac, ~ % d.! Mr %a.s.
rIsdc vacant by hi- resignation The auyci...',
sr,i crop g; the Wet, - l'.i accounts, We a.
crr1-"
roar was again dull l. i.y. .Hi closed - e. ....
in |" cent per barrel. Wheat. except pra~ .a'.
"a .!rinand Tor milling j. lrSr! a"i "..scr tom.
dull nnd .llcs moderate Cotton ~ f.''uT :....
'!.ou;n without cilrnSr "I u.ou'a; !. Gg''i'.c:.
The >io market continues bI'ya.', N.'t 81 t
tendency ia most descriptions. L!i't S:..f.s -
sold a, lU.t: TrGt,,c" .. clo,td a. =. VIZ. ..A'
and Missouri ~ =. racit, Steamship I.ll Con-,
New Yor. Central Railroad :, =. Panama R.i'r l!
There w.. 10 change ~ .nsf.,at 20 Gns!'e I. eg
inr L.nI " trrhn...