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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04

CoTToN.-The daily consumption of raw cot
ton in Maryland is nearly fifty thousand
pounds, Of the value Of over six thousand dol
lars operating $1,000 spindlas and 1,786
looms. The large amount of cotton duck and
other heavy goods made, explains the paucity
of looms. The capital invested in these va
rious properties is about three millions Of dol
lars, and the value Of the annual product, at
present price of manufactured goods, is about
three and half million Of dollD
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04
[BY COOPER & sToKEs.l
Very Desirable Residence,
At No. go Clinton Street.

At No. go Clinton Street.
Will be sold at Public Auction, on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, March 5tb, at o'clock on the prem
ises, very desirable Dwelling House, the north
side Of Clinton street, No. 26, between Western Row
and John street. .-..'.t .... 49,. ...... .
ten rooms, with hall and bath room gas and water
over the house hydrant and cstern excellent cellar
&c. The house is we'll built and in complete order
The Lot is 2 feet 'front.' "a feet deep to ~ foot alley
in the rear with twelve foot alley the west side
ground rent per annum, and be purchased at any
time for $3.50 Possession given Immediately. Sale
positive.
Terms of Sale-ono-thrd cash balance In one and
two years. with per cent. interest.
COOPER a STOKES, Auctioneers,
...... H..-. No. is East Fourth Street.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04

MARRYING IN FuN.-Miss Caroline Ellis and
Nooman Barber were at donation party in
Brandon, N. Y. and "fOr the fun of the thing
went through the ceremony Of being married.
Mr.. Wm. Spicer ofIiciated. As Mr.. Spicer had
no especial license to pronounce the decree OF
man and wife, it was supposed that the cere-
nony would not hold, but tho lawyers say to
the contrary, and there is nice prospect Of a
petition to the Legislature for dissolution OF
the bonds. iI.h 'i1I. .'. pa p .f.. # #t .
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04

LEAvEEwoRTH, March 3,--Harrison, Camp
bell and Jeffries, the parties implicated in the
recent kidnapping case, who were before Judge
Lecompte, under a writ of haJeas corpus, were
discharged tO-dny.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04
Lake Navigation.

DUSkIRK, March S.-The navigation between
this place and the western ports of Lake Erie
is now fully open. The steamer Portsmouth
arrived this morning and leaves Immediately
for Toledo. Very little ice is encountered in
the lake. ..- '.t- .+."
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04
sentenned tn he Hunr.

Albany, March 3.-Mrs. Hartung, recently
convicted of the murder Of her husband, was
yesterday denied new trial. To-day she was
sentenced, and her execution fixed for Wednes-
day, the 27th day of April next.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04
D [By Telegraph
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, March

-fa.' BALTIMORE, March 3.
Flour, firm at &c l21f for Howard. ,.,.
Wheat lbuoyant. White 81 iOal 50 Rcd 81 400
l 80 Corn is firm. White and Yellow 799sOc.
Provisions unchanged . -.
Whisky uuiet at 80
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04
: rBy Telegraph .-l
New York Stock Market.

...- NEW YORK, March 3-P. NJ.
Stocks steady; Oh. and r.. /. 81; /. G. 69A; NJ. s.
lS9f; N. O. 81; Mo- Skies Sj4; Gal. and Ch II; NJ. G.
52K; Erie 1885, Pacific Mail 771S.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04
CONNEOTIONS.

6A.M.-Dayton Mail Train-For Springfield, SAM
dusky and all points on that road. Connects at Urs
bana for Columbus arrives at Columbus at Y noon
Detroit at 730 p. NJ. Also at Clyde with trains for
Cleveland, Buffalo, &C. Passengers by This train dine
at Forest at 1890 p. M.
Michigan Road for Troy, Piqua, Sidney and Lima;
connects at Lima for Fort Wayne and Chicago reach
ing Chicago at 10 p. NJ. Also connects at Dayton
with Dayton and Western Road for points between
Dayton and Richmond with Greenyille and Miami
Road for Greenvie, Union, Winchester and Muncie.
6 A. nj. train for Richmond connects with Indiana
Tere Haute, ST. Louis and all Western cities Also'
with Cincinnati and Chicago Road for Andersen, ko-
komo, Logansport and all points on the Wabash VAL
ley Road.
$40 A. M-Cleveland and Pittsburg Express via
Delaware Cut Oh-For Cleveland Dunkirk, Buffalo,
New York and Boston. Also, makes close connec-
tons at Crestline for Pitsburg, Philadelphia, Bat-
mere and all Eastern cities.
4:30 p. NJ. Dayton Express for Sanu...Iy, Lima and
Chicago at Forest for Chicago at Clyde for Toledo;
ut Sandussy with @. and T. Road for Cleveland, Dun
| kirk and Buffalo.
This train also connects with Dayton and Michigan
Road for Troy, Piqua, Sidney and Chicago; at Sidney
with the trains the D. and Road for Pittsburg and
4:SO p. NJ. indianapolis and Chicago Express con;
meets at Richmond for Indianapolis, Terre Haute and
St. Louis Also connects at Mattoon for Chicago and
4 all points on the Illinois Central Road.
5:l0P. NJ. Train for Hamilton and all way stations
| RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Dayton tS:2O A. NJ, 4:l5 P. NJ and 1880 M
| 5:iz p, NJ and sos p NJ " 49,
TRAINS ARRIVING IN CINCINNATI.
From Hamilton at s:O5 A. M. and l2:40P. M.
From Dayton at 1852 NJ, 6:59P N. and 1910 A.
Ticket Offices north Least corner Front and Broadway
No. 1863 Wanut-s Fourth, or at the south
east corner and Vine Streets or sixth
D. MCLAREN Superintondent.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04

r. v. wHETsToNE WHOLESALE
~ DRUGGIST, and Dealer in Drugs Medicines,
and Glassware fine Chemicals, Perf,lmery and Toilet
articles, northeast corner Pearl and Sycamore sts
Cincinnati, Ohio. ~ '''' ~. 90
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04
River Intelligence.
ARRIVALS.

TSlesrS1pn bGTsyS
st. Louis. Shenango, ST. Louis.
Courier Wheeling
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04
RAILROADS.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1858. .
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
l5b "a Jul &C.,
RAILROAD.

Four daily trains leave the sixth-street Depot as
follows: ., I'll. .-,.
6 A. M.-Dayton, Toledo, sandusky and Detroit
6. A. M.~Richmond, indianapolis and Chicago Ex-
press
$40 A. M.-Cleveland and Pittsburg Express.
4:3O T.. M.-Dayton, Chicago and Sandusky Night
4:So p. M.--Richmond, Indianapolis and Chicago
Express.
54OP. M.-Hamilton Accommodation.
Dayton trains run through to Sundusky andsLima
without change of cars.
Through Tickets for all Eastern, Westu
ern, Northern and North
western Cities.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04

r,r merchants independent Line.I ..
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
- The steamer j. s. PRINGLE,
Capt. Neave, will leave on THIS DAY,
he 4th inst, at p M, IRWIN co.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04
STEAMBOATS,.

FOR MEMPHIS-REGULAR PACKET.
Steamer GLENDALE, Captain
,tEgssEsf tEgssEEf H Bugher, will leave on THIS bay,
the 4th inst, at p. NJ. a.. IRWIN co.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04
Head quarters for Boots and Shoes.

III TER stock of Boots and Shoes at very low prices
All those wishing any thing in this line will do well
TO call here before purchasing as sell-
ing at great bargains JOHN ii. DETERS,
229 Carlisle's building, No. 63 West Fourth st.
- - = LIlmes and GAzette COPY -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06
AMERICAN ENTERpRIZE.


We nave before lis private letter from y.
j. Vaughan, Esq, formerly of Dinwidde coan
", Virginia, and still the bold and vigorous
Indian agent on the extreme confines OF civil
cation. lie had just made an interesting and
extraordinary trip on the Missouri river, six
hundred miles higher up than was ever before
accomplished Mr. Vaughan writes from For,
Benton. at which place he arrived on the 2oti
July in tine health and spirits, having had i
very pleaSan: trip from 81; Louis. Throughout,
the entire region they passed through, he found
the Indians friendly aud quiet The Black
feet nation, which are under his especial sur-
rtiiioace. hailed his arrival with their con-
.inued expressions Of gratitude and pleasure.
From Fort Union the party rc-shipped from
the steamer Spread Eagle TO the steamer
"Chinrcwa." a BOAT VI lighter draft with 4
large amount Of freight fnr Lieut.. Mullen, who
is surveying and making road across the
mountains They also took with them the AT
nui,y goods for the Indians under the charge
of Mr.. Vaughan: also the oHt!it for F. Chou
tcau, .Jr & Co, for their ANIMAL trade among
the Backicet India:s. 1t is a gratifying fact,
and most credi;able to American enterprise
and energy, that the gallant little steamer sue
cccdcd in ascending tine mighty Missouri
river six hundred miles higher than ans boat
ever did before. Great praise is conceded AZ
nstly due to Mr.. Charles Chouteau, one Of the
firm Of p. Choutcau Jr., & Co, as well Is to
Capt Iabarsc, the able and efficient command
rof the chippewa" for having accomplished
what has heretofore been looked upon ca
tremely pcrilous if not impossible. The Chip
pewa" arrived within fifteen miles Of Fort Ben
ton and returned. She could have reached Fort
Bcn.on. but the water commenced falling and
t,el was scarce, there being none within N!rik-
ing distance. 1t gives us pleasure to record
this great achievement for important results
will grow out of it, in connection with cm;s:a-
ton 20 Oregon and Washington Territories, and
the facility Of transporting the annuiticS ior ;ic
Indians 10 very distant poiiit-, will be greatly
| increased.
We congratulate our iricnd, Mr. Vaughan,
upon the opportunity he enjoyed If particira;.
ing in the important enterprise. We douh; no;
that he felt more bold aud vigorous than
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06
LATER FROM BuENos AYaEs.

Ey the bark Leon, arrived at Boston, We
have dates from Buenos Ayres to the Sth July.
On the End July the Buenos Ayres war steam
crs General Pinto and Bucnos Ayres passed
Rosario on their way up the Parana to inter
rupt the passage of Urquiza's troops from Ea-
ire Rios to Santa Fc. On passing Rosario they
were fired Upon by the batteries OF lrqnlza'
withou; returning the fire and without suffer
Ing at all.
Mr.. Yanccy, the American Minister, had ar
rived at Buenos .tyrcS in the American steam,
er Ascuncion, it was rumored with view OF Of
ferinS his mediation to bring about a reconcile
alton of the contcnding parties In descending
the river opposite Rosario, the Ascuncion was
fired upon by the batteries of UrGuiza. which
produced strong rcmonstrsnce from Mr.. Yam.
cey.
Mr.. Yancey had also protested warmly
against the decree of Urquiza prohibiting in
tercourse with Buenos Ayres, in so far as it
concerned neutral flags.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06
TUESDAY, sEpTEMBER 6, 1850.
cnj;ra Democratic Principles on the Slavery
Question.


s,,,l.., ,o.,;,.c-te-cnce by the General Govcr'i-
,cn. ,o,r.roduce or TO exclude slaves, IN any {" the
territories Of 1hc Union.
No FederalNS!avo Code. No Congressional dis
elimination in Avor OF slave property il thcitcrrito-
mes. ard no Cot:ressionsl discrimination agaas; it,
Whenever in fny OF ;hc territories the saic,: Of
slave persons orthe right of slave property, the
rrh o- safety Of any description Of persons or-
per.y, unconstituonally n>S.;!ed it is the power
AID duty OF Congress, not less than OF any and eve
rs other Department; oc The General Government -
exercise its proper functions, Cor III" security "
equal p:o:Scuon % the rights an- N''''S '' e'''!
species Of persons AMI propcr::.
TAe ;nll and ':nimpsirta i!Si: ,! p,i'"'" ''t'-
reiyny en,i:!inc the people OF 'i.s i'rt''o's, On
npp.ica:oD 10. their au:sHsoa IS nc" '>'''e mo
.tc Union 10 enac; their own SAFE t"ns.in'ch' -
fair and fall reference 10 popular vote, wi'ho"'
,o,,e fraud or Federal dctation. and 10y such Con-
ion 70 provide for the maintenance or the pro-
tS,,,or .. inc institution OF slavery 10 them may
T.e same principles rs embodied il. the following
.c~r!;.,io..s unanimously adopted 10y the Virginia
>,!c.aton 70 :hc National Democratic Convection ~
CiEc.nuatl: ;,
Safes IS compact ne:Heen Sovereign aud co,e'!'a
S:a..s united upon The bass OF perfect ei''"'''S u"
nSht> and privilege >,
so,,.pnn prc,erty in wL.ch the States have equal
rs... ana TO which tho citizens o; every State may
.-:,:sly migrate with any property recognised as
-Ich N ,v Of the States "i me l;"n, ana III III"
Constitution OF Tire Fitted States.
.. Resolved, Therefore ;hst ;Ee Congress OF ne
Cn,;ed States has 10 power 20 abolish or prohibit
saver il any 81 The Territories 'i The United S",eo
aJG zen power pertains "n!:' 20 nc pcNI'c itnaoH
:he same, VIXEN il. the exercise oi rg!iu! ar-
:iori;y they form ;hel- Star Constitution with view
- admission into :tc Cu.on.
v;oi,,on q, tie foregoing rrnciplc- hrd lis repeal
y: the "Kansas- N,5rss;a Law'' VA, wise. ju,t and
aeoe-sary.
s. Resolved. That Congress has II" constitutional
,,i, ,o a.,o,,s slavery IN 'he District Of Columbia.
3. Resolred, Tia; tue da,y o; aiior,iing adequate
protection in the Tcrr;or,c. previous % their legal
examination states 70 equal rights "i person and
--oper.r respected under the constitution "i .hc
Union, is ncainoel, iLc proper Legislative n'':ho-
.i:y thereof.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06
CHEWING TcAACC0.

We have 10 acknowledge the receipt Of sre-
cimcns Of most excellent chewing tobacco, man
uactued by Mc>srs. Spencer L billiard, of
Henry Co The bars we have received, consti-
tntc most luxurious tit-bit for lovers Of tie
weed Of tho TWO brands, the calhoun and
the "Diospyros, we cannot decide which Is
best. Goth possess the rare merit Of pure and
nnaJuterated tobacco, of favor which 10
adu,teraiion could improve, and which no adul-
,cration ought to be permitted to disguise y
liberal supply, of both brands, is on hard 'oi'
sal" hy Mrs>rS. Tyler u SoN, of this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06

XII AL other articles may be sold ., private sas Az
any time during the Fair aer the second day on inc
last OF the Fair auctions all articles may be made
KILL Agricultural Societies Of other States, and .Hter
Societies within this State invited send delegates 70
:he Fair. Such delegates will be admitted free. ,
KILL The Grounds at Richmond are commodious and
accessible There stalls for the exhibition OF animals
with halls and tents fer the proper display OF machinery
products &C. with half mile track for trals VI speed
aosinst time professions Of horses, &C.
Xiv A programme OF each day OF the Exhibition Will
appear In che Richmond morning papers, With such sdd
,ip. regulations for the preservation OF order
cSisf Marshal may deem Il Necessary TO enforce.
NV No pers-n will be permitted to enter
,pon thu rounds and every such person, and every
n.r"nn guilty OF disorder will be arrested aud removed
Tom ~. sroI,,l. or committed 10 is aecordn. 10 the
NV Wr,rry arm. upon the Pair Grounds VII be
,,.,,,t a, An Ne; Of disorder, !: detected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06
NoUsT3:Ts MAJORITY.

The Texas papers state that the election ie'
turns give llouSten's majority, for Governor, at
about 600. The Crockett Argus says: \
doubt is left whether Lahbock or CiarA is
elected Lieutenant Governor. The race is u
close one and may not he decided until the
entire State is heard irom"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06
RrcnNoxu CIrY TIAnr.-We annex

RICuMoSD CITY lRAbF.-Ne annex state
men: Of ti. receipts Of merchandise -: Richmond,
h,,; month uy canal AID railroads;
III JANE R.r.. AND kAXAwEA tASAL-i,j,! II:
bn, wheat; l3l Lids tobacco. SO; pig man DO, is
bId- stems 1921, bids flour. 81 bi, corn, "a tons
ri. iron -: tons copper ore $50 tons coal, 65 ton,
Stone ~ do lead :i$ cords wood hbs apples sn.l
Lbs naco, ., empty liz. bhs. 2ij7 do Hour bb.. l3.
lbs butter Is bus :axsrrd, Too ID. larl 33;. los
leather, - bb> whisky, j?Gs H. w""l, amd j.S bags
Hy Vl.sI<iA CENTRAL RAiLEoAp.-iil. 900 brs
wheat III h,i- corn, Us hus meal, 500 pound-
Dire! ;r car- slaves, ~ toms pig iron, ,j5 bh!s
-four ,.n hh!s tcbarcn, ~ boxes Tobacco, !2j bus
r,c ia bus oats, Il bus tyseed, IS bus Glove! nnd
cr,. seed l.9 bale, hhy, - lbs hc-sway, .J3 pack
,y,., manufactured tobacco. "A bales donc-tcs lOl
package, leather l'- Team. PAPER. 81! lbs Old steel
nsti 49, lb- tucon, li.>2! lbs butter. cafe
&c calves IHcsagcs egg, h"rses 80 hogs ga
sheep. 81 lambs. los lard. $50 lbs ,a!low, l.."i
ID. wool, =" bids apples. So bh- whisky, - e'nt,
her k.c- l., hh> tnnncto stems. IS packages mime
raj water. - Packages ras>, Isl $50 ID, copper ore
Ii, empty barfeis, cars hoop poles and po,t., ljl
barrels manganese. ctc.
Ks EIcmMnSp AND DASvILLE R.iIKoAp.-i.".fi'
hush wheat; ~, hhds. tobacco goo hhd-. stems.
r. ~: boxes manufactured tobacco hb- smoking
;oi,ac.,. !u1 boxes pipes. l"y bib. -four. bbls.
l,,,u :; Ibis egg, - Buckets butter. kegs lard
l.. carloads hc..-. - larIh, u s:ircp. SO head Of
c,.,l,. horses. u boxes and ] bb.. beeewaX. IS
It'll. and / boxes fruit. > hb-. potatoes. 81 bales
merchandise hale cotton yarn. 81 roll, leather. Il
bn,.. r.r- .ir> !aN>ee;. l!ly ear loads of slaves
Inns wool. 3; empty casks 81 tons OF stone, Sd
kc,,. mails $3.50 basil. coal. etc.
BY RicnNoSp. fGLnERcSssr.. Asn PoToNAc
r.,,po,p.-ii..V bush. wheat, 1,7i. bush. corn.
III, lLi. tolac,,o. 53> bush. oa,s sea- hush. rye -
hu-b. wheat. u empty hbls.. 1850 lb- bacon, .lo
liz. butter, 4 VI It. lumber. Is limbs. u calves 5!
,t,s r,> - lbs wool. ~, bag, bark, bbls. aour.
,.s.. e,ss. - bAlc- hay. s do Gomrs;ics, bash,
i .y Z, ..' In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06

NOTICE.-A Democratic meeting will he held At
Lunenburg Courthouse the second Monday In Sep
teuber tina. being day for the purpose OF appoint
ing delegates 10 Convention nominate Candidate for
the VACANCY caused by the death OF the Ia
menird VIM O. Goode full attendance OF the Democrats
- 4 an .nbrrv ia requested.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06
NSRyRyUSH-

On Thursday September s,. 1879. a. the residence Of
John T. Waiter Jr Chester. Cap Warren county Va, by
the REV vs. c. Lnmpkin MOSES NELSON, of Frederick
county Va, To Miss ELIZABETH iiAlNEs, formerly Of
Rappahannock county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06
SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
tn. following Is lis. OF the ocer, til. Rules :ad R.gu'
,,,,r and the Premiums Cor the Second Exhibition OF
y;;,,. csp,rsl Agricultural Society, 10 be held at s
y.- pd, near Richmond the Gath, 18th, 2ssh 2,
d, ,b and 2o,h Of October, 1852:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06
SWINE DEPARTMENT.


Dcars two year, old and upwards. 1T premium. AZ
Rosrs yrars Old and upvards, IL premium u
Boar. year old aud under two. j.. prcrn!lm.. -
Bcsr- on- year old aud under two. "a premium. 10
Breeding ,cNs, two years old and upwards. l., pr"
Breeding sn~., Two years old and uprards, 2nd pre-
MUM, 80
Rr.rdirs SONS. one year old and under t-o y; pre-
MUM. 80. -
Breeding .ows, year old and under two. md pre-
ri!uri .'-t.....-. "
Sows and piSs Ia; premium Observation-Disclosures ~
Sovs ani pigs ID premium. ......-....... -
Ci... aS-SmdU Br,ed S'Tirr
loar. two ys,rs old aad up~arls, Lot premium So
Boar, yssrs old and upwa ards, 2ud premium 10
Bears ore year old ard under tive, let premium, -
Bears one y.ar old and under two 2d premium, ~
Breeding sou., two years old And upaarcs, j.; PIE
Breeding sow,, two years cid and upwards, ID pre-
MUM.
Breeding sow. year old and under $40, I.i PEE
iEiuni No. -
Breeding -o~s, year old and under two, !nd PEE
fl!ulr ~
Sows and pigs, Is; premium :!
so~4 and piss "a premium. ~
The large breed swine includes Chester Russia Brtio't
woburn, Grarier Byleld and others
The small breed includes Srspol.isn sGsos, scssei
Derishre. Chinese, improved Hampshire and o;hsrs
.Jrd1rs-Dr. JAS VI. Blsuton, Prince EDWARD. Tssrz..
T. TaSb Amelia: Mahrn Uoh.ou, Gooehland. Thor.s L
Diclen EriIico; Thomas \. Hardy. Norfolk y. !" Kyle
10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06
NICARAGUA TREATY RATIFIED.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.-The Department Oh
State is officially Informed Of the ratification
by the Government of Nicaragua of the Lamar
Zeladon treaty. the clause objected to BY this
government having been previously erpungcd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06

Az EXPENSIVE BrILDING-Thc S.. Louis
Evening News states that the St Louis
court house, when finished, will have cost the
county one and quarter million Of dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06

CHAuPAGNE.-Gfape. rleaF d, BouEy and lmpe-
I } rial Of nv own Importation from the well known
house OF Bouche Fills Droue;. Also Pm Imperial, (bet
Ter known a. green ses) and Grand Pin dAngeterrc,
from Zone Chandoz. and the world renowned "Peaos
Srsnnot p.nsardn" For sale By o. CRASz,
Rent No. 2. Exchange BLOCK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06
IyIEn.

On .hr SIS: Of August; Rockville, Md, Lieut.. !IClI
ARD FORREST. United states Navy.
AZ L,rhfpd In Orange county. The nigh, .! the 18th
ulr!mo Mr.. FANNY LEE wife Of Col. john H. Lee, aged
80 Years
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06

S,ITUATION WANTED.-A LADY, graduate frou
onc Of The New England Serinsre', wishe, 20 obtain
situation A. Teacher Hishschoo Academy prefer.
able. Qualified TO tcsch Enslish Latin and French.
Testimonials Will be given Address
Irinslpal, Eox s.. Manchester, New Hampshire
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06

new crop Gunpovder Teas landing
Il from schooner Marshall, for sale BY
septt j. o. D. pASEsfoRI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06

AT Li,rhf-l In county The night q! the i.t
ult!no Mr.. FANNY LEE, wife Of Col! john H. Lee, aged
80 years.
~ TO THE VOTERS or THE
CITY OF GIClIMOND.-I hereby respectfully anh"unce
myself Candida,e for The OFFICE Or iTT0ENrY
FOR THE COMMONWEALTH, In The Circuit Court q this
City, which In. u-, bcen vacated by the resignation OF
s. Aug i,; ss-iim ''''' Lrr1LEToS TAzEwELL
~ TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
Observation-Disclosures Johnson, Esq having resigned
the Office Of Commonwealth Attorney for the Circuit
Cour, Of the city al Richmond, hereby announce myself
J Aus "s",d ie' '''' ''' FRANKLIN THOMAS
sFy-'rO THE VOTERS OF TIE CITY OF
EcllMoNDl hereby respectfully announce nSl mysrf
The Circuit Co,r: OF the city 81 Richmond made yaca:;
by the resignation 2: MarmaiuHs y%n1"n Eia
Aug 2j-:de JAMES L. oh'-NSiA".
TO nIEsSIsS. GEORGE j. SUl.-
49, NER, J. l.. Apperson. q. d. Shell. 4: Judson
Crane j. r. Norton John W. Davies august Schad. Jos.
Dnrranger E. Mxyr, c. Wcndnger, t. ). Mcklr"y, T. J..
Crump John W. CardEcli, ~ H. William Abr; L. West.
and others
M: my name he announced canIltc foI the Office
OF Commonwealth Attorney. for Me Circuit Court Of the
city, approaching your Kindness haze 10 say ;ha'
cee your Request and II elected to tie oEcs VIII dis
charge duties to she hs-; Of my Judgment and ability.
Aug ga-,f Yours, &c.. y. a. STCEDlyANr
NOTICE.
their business. 20 sell good. Exclusively FOR CASH.
T,ansfu for the very liberal patronage bestowed III.
for the Few hope. 10y bri3s able 20 81
for GREATER INDUCEMENTS. by doing n CASH EtSI-
NESS. to mcri, continuance Of the same.
Sept, 0 TCPMAN HULL. 10, Man s.;
TEACHER WANTED.
ITO take charge OF the Oak Grove Academy Noi;ov.y
county, Va. man Of good moral character, qualified
10 teach Latin Greek Mathematics and MI the rsunl Eng
.h branches Is desired Apply AL Of the su5scri
hers Tor further information
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T. =. EPES i'1s'ee-'
j. FITZGERALD.
n, ,cr ,yp W1r-Es r o. Sorr1wLr County, Va.
Wing requested TO copy. srp.6-c4~
URINE WESTERN SHOULDERS
l. sale by n,rr,-no,-
Sept v. Z. ia stHfokr.
ITAyO-No i Peruvian Guano, Baltimore insptc-
(J zion: Eide Island Gusno Robinsons Manipulated
Guano: A. A. Brown Mexican Guano Sava"s or Brown
Colombian uano soubreTo Guano In store for sale By
asnt 4. q. sKISKER co.