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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-01-26

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS!
Those who prefer not sending money by mail can use
whereby money for Tickets, in Of Ten Dollars and
upwards, can be sent US .
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE
from any city or town where they have Office The
POST OFFICE STAMPED ENVELOPE" or the Express
Company cannot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets Certificates by Mail Express
be directed to
WOOD, EDDY L CO.. augusta, Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY CO., atlanta, Georgia
or WOOD. EDDY co, Wilmington Delaware
~ list of the numbers tha, are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount Of the prze each one is entitled
to, will published after every drawing in the following
Delta Mobile Register Nashville Gazette New York Week.
y Day Book Savannah Duly News, Richmond Dispatch,
Paulding (Miss) Clarion, and Lite Rock (Ark.) True
Democrat. = %
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In Ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they may
designate. 20"
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing. =.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Post Office, County and State
eY Remember that every Prize is drawn and PAYABLE
in full without deduction. =
~ All prizes of $1,000 and under, psid Immediately
after the prizes at the usual time of thirty
DAYS. = =
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-01-26

5,4s5 Prizes amounting to 1920. 900
Whole Tickets go; Halves S5; Quarters SIX
e Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries will
be sent to any one DESTROYS of receiving it.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow
ing rates, which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
~ Half 40
10 Quarter 20
EiUhth
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-01-26
WOOD, EDDY Il CO., MANAGERS,
Successors to s. SWAN & co.

The following Scheme will be drawn bv Woop EDDY
Co., Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery in each Of
their Single Number Lotteries for FEBRUARY 1857 at
AUGUSTA Georgia. in public under the superintendencs
of Commissioners:
Class draws Saturday. February s. 1850.
Class draws Saturday, February IL, 1859.
Class draws Saturday, February 10, 1859.
Glass draws Saturday, February 26, 1859.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-01-26
WOOD, EDDY & CO.'S
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES!
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF georgia.
CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000.
TIC ETS ONLY $10
TICKETS ONLY $40.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLICl
As the members of our firm have by way of purchase
become the owners of the grants chartered the States Of
Delaware Kentucky Missouri and part of those in Geor.
of Wilmington, Delaware have deemed Il expeden to
change the name Of firm, and after January lst
1859, to that Of WOOD EDDY CO., who will hereafter
have the of the Sparta Academy Lottery and
the others, as above named
In all transactions have endeavored to conduct our
business with integrity and promptness and we can assure
the public that the patronage heretofore bestowed on US il
well deserving of being transferred to our SUCCESSORS
Very respectfully,
s. SWAN 4 co. r..
Augusta, Georgia, Dec Is. lS5a -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28

Is these rather remarkable co-incidences
take place in A.. ID. 1856, some Of our growing
up generation of young men. will have a means
o%fseeins whether the prophet of Cevennes spoke
truthfully or not.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
THE MARKETS.

New YORK, Jan. 27.-Cotton is dull. Hold.
ers are awaiting the arrival Of the next steamer
from Liverpool. Flour is advancing; sales Of
Southern at $3.50 a $6.l0. Wheat is buoyant
no Southern reported. Corn is quiet; sales Of
new white ut 81 cts; yellow 81 cts. Spirits
trrpentine firm AT 30 cts. Resin and Rice are
unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 27.-Flour is quiet at Sc.
Wheat is unchanged white $l.4O a SLID;
red $l.40. Corn las a declining tendency
yellow 10 a IS cts; white IS cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
On The PLAN F SlNGLE NJ MBEKS.
FIFTY THOUSAND TICKETS.
FIVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED y TEN PRIZES
Nearly One Prize to Every Nine Tickets.

$50 Prizes. amounting 70 fo.pt"V
WHOLE TICKETS fio; HALVES q: QUARTERS t2H.
ACircrlar, showing the plan Of the Lotteries WILL BE- sent
10 any one DESTROYS OF receiving u.
Certificates OF Packages will be sold at the following rates,
which il the risk:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
RINE DRESS SUIrS.

WE have just received a fine assortment Of Black D.ess
w and riocL Goats, Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants,
Black and Fancy silk, Satin and Velvet Vests, all Of our
own make. which are really nice and good, and will sell
them n, low ~ the sare goods can I've bought: anywhere
Persons in want OF 4 handsome aud good suit. al a very
ncdera,. price, would do we'll 10 call on
pAl,iAcOTT. HARRIS 1 co,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
~GERRERSON

TIME 10Th Annual Session viii commsnce on the 18th ia
nuary, and close on the 10Th December, lso9. The
Academy Is Of easy access, being located on the south-sidr
Railroad, - miles from Petersburg, IN a neighhorhood pro-
verbal for health and morality.
The Trustees have secured the services Of Mr.. l. II. Mon.
taaue, a graduate OF Ancient and Modern Languare'. Neral
philosophy and Chemistry, OF the University Of Virginia, ss
Principal. lie has an experience Of eight years in teaching,
and comes highly recommended BY the Professors Of the
Uniyer.i,y; also, by the President and Professors Of Rich.
mond College, as . gentleman Of high literary attachments
and unexceptionsble moral character.
Pupils received at any time. and charged In proportion.
No deduction for absence, af,e! entering, eScep, in case @!
proirac;ed illness.
Good board can be obtained In The immediate "cini,y
uron reasonable TERMS.
TEEss-Per Session Of Ave MONTH:
English Branches.
Incidental Exprn,-, ~
PAYABLE ut the clos. Of the session. Addres,
2. II. MONTAGUE, Principal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
AUCTION SALES.
coon MEDICINES,

TIL estimated tina, AYERS CHrRSr PscrosAL and ca.
i IHARrEc Pits have done more 20 promote the public
health. Than any other one cause. There can be no question
that The Cherry Pec.orai has by its Thousands. On Thousands
cures OF Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Group, 1nduenHs, Bton-
chsis, &C., very much reduced the proportion OF deaths
IRON conSumptive diseases in this country. The FILLS are
a. good as the Pec.oral and will cure more complaints.
Everybody need, more or less purging. Purge the blood
from Us Impurities. Purge the bowels, Liver and the whole
r!sceral system from distractions. Purge out the diseases
which iasten on the body, TO work lis decay. But for dis
ease We should die ony Of old age. Take anddotes early
and ,hrus: !: FROM the system, before l. IL y, TOO strong 20
yield.
Ayers Pills 90 thrust out disease, not only while Il 10
weak. bu, when 1t has taken a strong hold. Read the as
founding statements OF those who have been cured by then,
from dreadful scrofula, Dropsy, Ulcers, elin Diseases, Rheu.
ma,I,n, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Internal pains, Bilious Com.
plslnts. Heartburn, Headache, Gout, and many less dan.
gerous but .:il! threatening ailments, such as rmples en- the
face, Worms, Nervous Irritabiity, Loss OF appetite. lire.
gnilari,ies. Dizziness In the head, Cold, Fevers, Dysentcry,
and, indeed. every variety Of Complaints for which a Pur.
ga,iTe Remedy i, required.
These are 10 random statements, but are authenticated
by your own ~ne!ghbors and your own Physicians.
Try them once, and you will never be without them.
Prepared BY DIX. J. {. AVER, Practical Chemist, Lowell,
Mass, and by su respectable Druggsts every where.
Sold In Richmond by Prkcr.L, L,Dp 4 Co.. FISHER / wis.
SION, ". Peterson, Dcrs L Co., DrvAL 4 NORTON, and all
druggists. Jaaf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
LATEST NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
THRTY-FnTH coNGREss--sEcoND SESSION

T%H1RTY-FHTH coNGREss-sEc0ND SESSION.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1859.
SESArr.-The Senate ordered 5000 extra
copies of the Cuban report to be printed. The
Pacific Railway bill was further amended and
debated; finally, after a parliamentary struggle,
all of the bill excepting the enacting clause
and the last section, authorizing the President
to advertise for proposals for three routes and
to report at the next session Of Congress, was
stricken out, and the bill was thus passed. :,
lIorsE.-fhe discussion of the consular and
diplomatic bill was resumed. The House re-
fused to concur in the amendments OF the Com
mittcc Of the Whole, proposing to c"rtaii the
number of Foreign Missions.
Mr.. Crawfords amendment to reduce the
appropriation of $40, 600 for the Echo negroes
TO 100000. was rejected, l15 noes to 4S ayes.
The vote on the main bill was then taken, and
the bill was rejected by a vote Of 90 to SO.
Mr.. Lctchcr urged upon the House the neccS-
sitv of raining such a bill as would likely meet
the views of the House. If u more conciliato-
ry spirit was not manifested, it would be i'm
possible to get through with the public bust
ness the present session; subsequently the vote
rejecting the bill was reconsidered, and after
several att :mptS ut a compromise, it was again
rejected by q vote of "a to rs.
The reasons for rejecting the bill are va
rious. The Republicans are Directing to any
additional or new foreign missions, and the
Southern men are not willing to sanction n
contract with the Colonization Society for the
education of the negroes of the Echo. During
the debate Mr.. Hughes, of Indiana, made a dis.
respectful remark to the Speaker, who asked
him whether he meant to DC rude. Mr.. Hughes
said no; but if he did, it was in payment of an
old debt. The Speaker remarked, that this was
no place to settle a personal quarrel, if Mr..
Hughes had one against him. Mr.. Hughes re-
piled, II say the salne to the Chair" Subse-
quently Mr.. Hughes apologiscd, regrettins his
language; and the Speaker responded that he
was glad to hear Mr.. Hughes d%isavowal; and
he added that he had always treated Mr..
Hughes with the utmost respect.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
SW.gS OF STOCKS IL RICHMOND.

tr :.e Wed .Hiiny January Is, 1859.
ss~,s;.u sY {. ". prEcsLL Z Co., STOCK BhotxRS.
:. ,4. per cent. J; years,o run. no sales At the Treasury
T.. De- shorter dates. sales 49s
.asl.l C:y !oaLs, sales 80.
~. E.-h >tocs, par go sales s'2E.
.-4,-, Tln. stock. sales tlrlH. offered.
b., ,..- !las stock, sales sl0lh, offered.
'-llfr r. .uI M,r.a. Insurance STOCK, sales ROY
o. .!glnG
-rsta',~l n.I:l:ceS Stock. last sales $50.
sHH.i size association stock, par go, sales tSI.
.ta)e!. Pc !er;ssoaFg and Potomac Railroad S,ocs.
a,'.iss so.
. C-airl' Railroad stock. 80.
ea3 .aG p, r.burc Railroad Stock, last sales ass
=..l AMI banvil!r Railroad Stock. sales 81.
~, Gyef aai ksniwha Stock, last sales sc.
a-ul sad pausile Railroad guaranteed bonds,
s.' - ,n!in,e.esi. fl;.
.s-r N. H.aaSha guaranteed bonds, par value
I, =; ale. =; i.t
"a, ~ Tennessee Railroad Bonds, End mortgage, s,3
.a' f-'-.r''. DO. Sri mortgage, 40 and interest.
.nit-a'rd Railroad bonds t;3s and interest.
/, q. = .ai N=NIair.a Railroad Bonds Si2 and interest
=: G4S Company 50.
Z al A-Sluiria : per cent Bonds soj and interest.
sa..t.i'ip Etl Road Bonds 81 aal interest.
"a Ky 81. Ga..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28

PIEDMONT FEMALE ACADEMY.
TINllEIiE Will he 4 lev vacancies IN ms School on tie fist
Of February. ~TerIns-Doard and Tuition, Eve months.
s63. Latin 10, Greek Ia. French :, Music II -, Drawing and
Painting 3, EnbroiicryJ The Institution has been supplied
with u new aud complete set OF philosophical and chemical
apparatus. Address me, At STONY Point, Albernarle. Va.
Jan Sec. J. W. G0Sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
CITf AND STATE NEWS.

BEFORE THE MAYoE-This Court is daily
open TO tine public, view. and contains IN hts routine y
curious perspective OF the fast life OF Richmond.
Joseph Slade would persist in selling things to ne
srocs, and allowing the s:t!c 10 consregatc beyond
number on his premises. liu was, Consequently,
bound over in Sl0D 10 keep more orderly.
Stopp;n, the sidewalks is another offence the kicii-
mond people may not fully know. Therefore, yes
,erday Win. Ford va. fined s. for not removing his
mules and wagon on: o., the publc's way. Thi, Is
| rule that should be vel! carried ont.
Another thing our citizens ought 10 beware ~. 10
| let,iu. ;!c james river water run waStci1llv. Al
! present. i, is true its color is that OF Jersey cider,
but wi,Lal il is said L. DC good. Yesterday Messrs.
Glazcbrook d Thomas were up on Il charge oil allow
Ing tli. precious water u ran wasteiuly w"t'oh -
This great case was cuntIaGed. u,
\ colo.cd feminine, indulging III the cognoincn OF
Mary Sn>an Hill, being .! u high family. refused to
give the sidewalk 10 L. Allen, and, consequently,
WAS ordered a toaching-np 10 the tune OF hitecn.-
The case Of John Harrison Of til, city, was con.
tinucl. He was called up for throwing a piece Of coal
n, VI. Garrison.
Besides these case, q number o~ticsrcc> were pun
ished for bad conduct. for petty larceny. for drunken
conduct, &c, &c. 80 i. Is evident that with all
our morality u vicious thing or two is bound TO conc
out now and then in Ricllaond.
The TngArRg.-Moutc CriSto is still the
order of the nigh, in town. This exiravasan. de-
XIV Ahh 'NSt4 bNNh-N ~
lots OF .ytraS never before dreamt of.
Among the actors Of merit in the piece. will be
! found L.anglon, Us Edmond Dante. &c, Baily as the
old imprisoned able. llarkins H. Fcrnand, Johnston
as CadCrousc. the drunken tailor. Mrs. |. u. Phillips
rs Mercedes. Mrs. .Adic Proctor As llaidec and Miss
Kate Pcnnoycr ~ the general i1AssuSs. The whole
piece Of this draInatized version Of Dumas work, is
very interesting.
PREPARE FOR lSS6.-Wc would not be alarm
lists under any circumstances, but would mere
ly recommend all to prepare for the great here
after, fthere be any truth in the following old
French prophecy. which we find in a rare old
French work. The prophecy started in the
mountains of CevenneS, in France, and is receiv-
cd there with much credit. 1t is to the effect
that when Easter Sunday falls on Saint Mark
Day. which necessarily causes Good Friday to
fill on ST. Georges Day, and Corpus Christi
on st. Johns Day, the end Of the world is st
hand. The following is the old proverb in
quaint French:
Quand Georges Dieu crucifiera,
Que Marc le reSsuscitera,
Et que Saint Jean lie portera,
La tin du monde ~arrivera.
As these rather remarkable condolences
take place in \. D.. 1886, some of our growing
up generation of young men, will have a means
o~fseeing whether the prophet of Cevennes spoke
trathfully or not.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
SALES oF STOCKS Is RICHMOND.

Fr q. ".ek ,Hd,Hg January Is. 1850.
E.~'Gfth ~ Jyfy 4. LANCASTER 4 soy,
= pes 81. ,lirS 50 and interest.
:.-,a'r by fh- State, sales sy3 and interest.
t.t'! L. nh, ,Lcs - and interest.
" .".at >''r.. par s.t-sa!es S,sH.
.a, S'rcN. sales !ui.
'.as >;Dc(. sales Is.
.- 10 Marine Insurance Sock, sales 20.
ia'eE.nce STOCK. sales $jn.
'fa Ae'ci'."n stock, par 20-last sales so.
s.e:-rc-,tgr- and Potomac Railroad Stock,
e -'s'-li Railroad Stock. sales ga.
80 g-.r-stur; Railroad stock, lat sales SEQ.
ms h.uyii,. railroad Stock. sales ?tI.
"'es All A..awha stock. last sales 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
EXPORTS OF COTTON.

MOBILE, Jan. 25.-The exports Of cotton
from this port during the week were 200
bales, all for England. We quote middling at
llsallt cents. From New Orleans the en-
ports during the week embraced $4,000 bales
TO Enclandan and 1000 to France.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
VERY pEsIRaBLx FARM IN PowHA,

HyIE proprietor being about 10 remove from the county,
i will cTrr al public sale. on the premises, on FRIDAY,
FUCRTH OF FEBRUARY, lsj?, the Farm upon which he
resides In poEhstan county. known as WOOD LAWN. coz.
tanning about 80 sciss, Il large proportion Of which Is valu.
BILE wood land. This land adIoins ;h. farm VI Charles Car
ter Lee, Esq, and others: one mile from James River. IN 4
healthy n-icLborlIood: conYrnlec: To churches, pos..otice-,
mills. &c. The land !. Of valuable character, veil sstered,
and easy 10 improve.
The iw-li:ng! !, nea:, large, we'll arranged and nearly new,
with AL necessary out-buildinss IN complete repair.
70 = city gentleman. desiring = country residence, easy
OF scces-, and which may be probably worked, this place
offers unusual attractions in po!n; O: b-acty aad valre. IL
l. presumed parties de-g:ng - purchase will personally
examine the premises.
years credit, ior bonds With approved secuht:, without
int crest, and deed Q. trrs; or the land.
should the land be sold, much Of the ~perishable property
will lie offered for sale a, the same tine and place.
Refer I" the proprietor. T.. ". Watkins. or, John >. Lay,
Subjects +. o.. or Edward q. Watkins, City Point, Prince
c.orr. DEC 1J-ctds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
orr MUSICAL FRIEND.

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The favor Nth wiie, OUR MUSICAL FRIEND has been
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Tn. zane amount o.. music procured AZ the regular stores
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II IHIeF, "NO " ~ '"- :, -. An
Certificates oiPackages OF ~ mhoie lckea''"w
. 10 Quarter " ........ 20
10 Eighth ' ... go. |"

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES;
Enclose IN. money to our address for the ticket, ordcreni'
on receipt of which they will be forwarded by the mrs, mall.
Purchasers can have tickets ending In any figure they may
designate.
Tie lis, OF drawn numbers and prizes will be sen! 10 rn''
chasrr- Immediately after the drawing.
SYs-Purcha.ers will please write their signatures paul
and give their postoffcc. county, and STATE.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn and raya''+m
full wi,hou, deduction.
-Sy-h prizes Of 81 Gl and unde- paid Immediately after
IN. iraNlpr-other prizes at the usual time ofthirty day.
Al communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets otCertihcaiett 70
MCKINNEY & CO. Savannah. Ga.
~ IL, OF the numbers that are drawn roMl me when,
with the amount Of the prize that each one +. entitled 70, VIII
be published after drawing, IN the Savannah pa'! He"''
Jan ls-cAd2awAwtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28

INER clLIZERS.-Wc have now on htad, a large
stock Of No. | Peruvian Gaano, Rhodes super Phps-
phate OF Line, and nonc Dust. "a which we call the attcn.
lion Of purchasers. Farmers or the panyill- and South Side
Rail Roads, will lind II proiia!l. 10 send their orders early.
As the former road will charge the double rate Of fregh! az
Ter the Is, OF ApriI. sCIAER, K0IlLEI, J. co.
lam u No. lis. Cary Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
e- LETTER FROM NORTH CARROLL

Ma. PArETThviLLE, y. T., March =, 1907.
DR. Sgrn ". FowLE: Dear Sir-ror two years past l have
been more or less troubled with a cough. During the past
year, l was taken with Q severe pain In the left side, accom-.
panied BY q very bad cough, AVID N raising Of blood, proba-
bly, q quart or more. In addition to this, | sweat protusely
at night, which induced NE to apply to a physician. blu. re.
celved no permanent benefit. l then procured a bottle OF
WlSTARS BALSAM or WILD CHERRY, which seemed 10
have the desired effect. ! continued to use il, and my appe-
lite, which had been very poor, returned, and with II my
strength was restored. After taking four bottles Was com
DAVID Il. BELL.
The Editor OF the North Carolian, cheerfally testiies to
Ills knowledge Of the truth Of Mr.. Bells statement in regard
to the efficacy Of the Balsam.
None genuine unless signed 1. BUTTS on the wrapper.
- SKrH w. FowLx 4 Co., Boston, Proprietors. Sold by
their agents every where.
For sale In Richmond By PURCELL, LADD / CO., ADIE
l. GRAY, and ". PETERSON. Druggists. Jan 2+-d1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28

~!FI!E>ulEI J,xr,ry %

't.iG>Hu:G 1rARKErS, JASrAnr %.
.Lr rcrap;, q! loose are very heavy and prices
'Aa~. Ne quote Luss siaj 80. and Leaf Sea-
= 'a- receipts Of loose get light We hope TO
.'r tn! Consequently in the pre.eni condition
,a'. l. an'-r. would advance their interest by
r Tobacco to inarse; in unsafe order. The
.a- To uiarkc; in hhd.. is in very bad con-
''' a. fre;,y low prices.
.-s G,rke: opened quiet this morning, but 10
"a -.'e hgs-r' Manifested more disposition TO ope-
a'r 'J.' of some $50 bales al llHa!I,ac for
81 e''oas would bring NE. Inferior grades
F"r 10 iI',al!..c. Stock on the market light
aay -ol rate.
~ '-'aan! !, very active. Prime white 81 i2a
70 -,.4 II :o-l -. Common S!ai II. Prime
Hf... active a, s-.a.nc.
#. ''aie r:t' sect oats are Offering a. Coo. 0rd!.
BE- nousi; a; ;,,.;jc.
= '@'!4aeci. Ne quote ~superfne at s6 IS: Ex-
' r 'Hiiy s ~, Ia "A retail way. Large lots
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28

.lA-..nl-.E MARKETS ILSrARY 20. lSi1.

the make, Is Gr;ner, although the receipts are
l3:.-tn:cr;or 20 medium $i.s5a5.50, nIidGllns
.-r,. sooi BRIGHT ,a,.JO.
.-efr a good enquiry for prime qualities, and
e 49, 'pF prime aud extra lots.
i.rs!,ae fij,. Extra .. Southern Flour In
1'a- 2''a last. Il quo:el a. ~frmcr-say Goa
'i'-'''.r- C.;y. So foe Galeso and Haxall.
zee aai ready IL sale a; 81 TO - cents.
-r.iu; ~ :, 10 - cts.
'F good 10 prime.
'..--., aJu- Ia market.