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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27
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CAKES. CAkES..-The subscriber Informs bis
y friends and the Pablo, that he Is prepared 10 furnish
them with all kinds otCske for the ensuing Holidays and
Confectionery he vii; allow Ia tho trade 70 s1rpsss
Plum Pouud Sponge, Laay etie Scotch, and pareu-
ariy his New Year Cakes for Guay nesiness In oraa.
mentng. Orders from tbs city, Brooklyn and Wlisins-
surgh will be thankfully received and attended TO w5
purccaxly. liberal allowance made 10 those buying for
schools charitable purposes in large quantities Show
room open Monday. the 18th inst
JAMES KELLY, 7s BeeSmanN
d25st. bs,weeu Gold and Cliff sts
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

EF j. ID. Wheeler. Attorney and Counselor al
Law and Commissioner of Deeds, will attend II me
Residing Room Of Tanmany Hall a. all houra Of the day
and evening. )Yl7 oSu
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Nrm-vnpu Anil % 1s4s

NEW-YoRK, April =, Is45.
Messrs. a B. / D. SAYps-Gen,s: Feeling il a duty 10
you and the community large send you this ceruhcais
OF the virtues your SersapHra that Others who are now
suffering may have confidence established aad use year
medicine without delay.
| was troubled with q severe ulcer my ankle, which
extended half The knee dchar ing very offensive
matter itching burning and deprving often OF my rest
81 night, snd very painful To bear.
was recommended your medicine by Mr.. James
Mcdonnell who had been cured By IT, and after using i've
bottles | was entirely cured.
i have deferred Sending you this certificate since
the effected order ascertain with certainty
whether ii permanent cure and il gives me tie
srenes pleasure add that have neither felt the
slighies! appearance OF IT, and that enrey sound.
Yours. SARAH MlNTYRt., 2iv De!ency-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27
MARTHA KINNEY,

Residence No 80 Henry-st New-York.
have been well scqusnted with Martha Kinney tor sew
The staeen she made her sickness and
cure is true although impossible TO describe fully me
eytreme snfengs the Undergone Her cough was In
deed dreadful and did not think she coud long sutvVe
her feel strong interest in her welfare, and | am SIN
crrev thankful for her recovery Her residence Is al my
"0"7e' -'N' ~ .N''' ~ MARY HISSDALE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27
!. ROMAN BALSAM-FoR WEAK
ldh .Gp fNrT tMEn EyES S-This BslsAn Ia

ezxrs ROMAN EYE BALSAM-FOR WEAh
NSA AND INFLAMED EYES.-This Bsssm u
1SSSSMa prescription OF one OF the most Celebrated
n w ~ Ocusts- has been a long time IN use, Hnd dn
confidently recomm. rded TO the pubic as me
heat and most used for inhamnaory
OF the eve In cases where tho eyeds are
or The ball OF the eye thcky covered win oooo y acn
almost ike magic and removes all appearance OF disease
al! sf two three applications , . ,,
n dimness Of sight caused by fixed attention 70 minute ute
ohecs or by Ioug exposure strong gh;, and IN the
or partial loss OF sight from sickness old age
s sure es.ore and should De used by all who ind ter
eve sigh. failing without any apparent disease Ths na
sam has restored sight in many INSTANCES where almost
total blindness caused by excessive inflammation has ex
iste eight years Inflammation and soreness caused by
blows conusions wounds the eye or by eKuaneous
bodies leIiSz Introduced under The eyeds
very removed by the application OF the basai one
trial will convince the incredulous OF It's asIonsnhg
efficacy Put up In Jars with fall directions for us Pnce
IS cents Prepared and sold by A B. SANDS ".
wholesale and retail Chemists and Druggists 20 oloea
wsv Chambers-sL (Grsue buildngl ana -
-. q. - If.i,s3 c,a,.~. de I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

~ Gnrney's Premium Daguerrean Gallery
ls9 Broadway, NewYork-Picturcs taken q; this essb
nshmeni exc-led in this country. ssg bis nne
psons The publican respectfully invited 10 call AND
udge for themselves. 0S 5m'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27
Nsw.yo,k pe,ember I'm Il


" Beekman's Original Genuine Pumonic syrup may
he oh, lined Al the Old established Office the Proprietor
No 20, Cotand-s. the South side, one door belo"
Greenwich.st and OTHER PLACE In the CITY oil New
any other person in this city. The Original Genuine Med
cine Is universally as "Beesmans p9onic Sy1np.
Use 6n the Character aud Cure of Consumption, Colds,
Coughs Diseases The Lungs Liver ComPaint pyspepc
sia Gc This in pamphlet form, containing f detail ot
symptoms with explanatory plates may be nsd Tree OF
chs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27
Fdrther Tein.ony- following is At extrac, from
le,;er received from Rev. Wn- Gs!ushs-

BERKSHIRE, Vt OCTOBER z, l6f3.
Nes-rs. SANDS have afflicted with pain
IN ruy side accustomed By diseased liver the
twenty years suffering tines whs language cannot
yey but since taking ycur Sarsapars have been greatly
relieved much that have been abe 10 attend 20 my
business and preach occasionally o5 The past fifteen months
wholly discarded all other medicine and thoroughly ed
the SaIsaparia, which recommend IN truth end sin
cerily all those any way afflicted with any spe
ciea Of scrofuous complaints There have been
marksbe effected by lis IL this vicinity Mrs l.
Shaw By the bottles restored better health
Than abe had before enjoyed for ten and Mrs W. Sic
who hsd been severely afflicted with eryspeas,
entirely cured BY the use OF a few bottles.
Yours truly, WIN. GALuSHA.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

GIVE BALD.HEADEB!"-Look TO your hsiL-ls
Il falling out or turning groy! Is there dandrih IN
the root! Try "WYErB's CREAa OF LILIES celebrated
for 30 wears for the establishment and growth OF the hair
prevents falling OF turning grey and uneqasied
Tor the Ioet-for real or false curls ~ Ladies W IL
9nn Iuilt:n1 ~ v. Prcs. 50 cents. i7s sneo'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

CY- The Subscribers LOZengc for Cold in the
Hend instantly alleviaes the dissgreeabe symptoms OF
thai unpleasant disorder Permitted 10 dissolve slowly IN
the mouth by lis action on the mucus membrane OF tha
organ IL wiihiraws Inflammation from the parts affected
also ecacious and approved remedy for hoarseness
and loss oi voice. Price 25 cents box. 80
Sold the principal drug stores, and by }. l. COD
DINGTON sos Hudson. 81 cor. Springs, d20 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

snch eminent ohy,ici and chemists lR HUMPHREY
DAyY and SIR HENRY HALFORD. that pure Bears
Geasa prouery prepared the beat thing discover
d Gor he preservation Of the hair and restoring Il when
bald MESsRs. A. B. SANDS L co; have spared no ex-
aud elsehere aud prepared il in such tsi
the ol combined with is hgn perfume renders inds-
pensab!e for the toilet and dressing room o! all
Buildings corner OF Cha1nbersst Sold also by A. B. D.
SANDS s Eutoas ard n East Broadway; and The Drug
Us. generally through1u. the United States Price % Seas
arge and Is cent? emall bottles. CO
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27
HYMN OF PAN.


FROM the forests and highlands
We come, we come;
From the river-gir, islands,
Where loud waves are dumb
Listening TO my sweet pipings.
The wind in the reeds and the rushes,
The bees on the bells ofthyme,
The birds on the myrtle bushes,
The cicale above in the lime,
And the lizards below in the grass,
Were as silent as ever old 1molus' was,
Listening 10 my sweet ppinss.
Liquid Pcneus was flowing,
And all dark Tempe lay
In Pelion's shadow. outgrowing
The light of the dying day.
Specded with my sweet pipinss.
The Sileni and Sylvans and Fauns,
And the Symphs Of the woods and waves,
To the edge OF the moist river.awns,
And the brink of the dewy caves,
And all that did then attend and follow.
Were silent with love, as you now. Apollo,
With envy OF my sweet pipiugs.
sang OF the dancing stars.
sang OF the dedal Earth,
And OF Heaven-and the giant wars
And Love and Death and Birth,
Aud then changed my ppngs,
Singing how down the vale of Menalu9
pursued maiden and clasped a reed
Gods and men. we are al deluaed thus
II breaks IN our bosom and then we bleed
All wept as think both ye now woald.
If envy or age had not frozen your blood
At the sorrow of my swpe. nin;ncs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

Pncc FOr eHIt n
SANDS Co. Chemists and Druggists ZS sroa9wsy,
of Chanberssl 79 Falton-st and ~ Ea:t broso-
ysv: and by Druggists generally sroughou! me Union
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

" Families residing in the upper part OF the city, are 70.
spectfuly invited 10 cal! ard eXsmne the assortment OF
Cases all description fresh daily the old esiab!sned
Bakery No 80 Cortand-s- Orders thankfully received
Cakes free OF pense any psr OF III. city,
dS I'm GEO. AkCULAklJS SUN.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

NEW YEARS DAY.-Szadcozkys Essence OF
~ Coffee the superiority OF which hss been aesnow.
led ged warded with premium by the American rs
e offers the great convenience ofmakng wanted only
cups superior coffee At sny moment and he
attention OF the public Is particularly directed
ce lent Java aromssed with Vanilla. now in store at
Messrs Bunker Co. l3 Msden.lane; H. D. Hill Water
way J. c. Go,t,herger No. - Centrr-st G. Kifst, lsl
Crn-l-st J. Eoiing, 600! Bowsry; l.. kich Co -
Wal.st DIS iw-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

The opening of Lines written among the Eu-
ranean Hills" and ''Stanzas" P. 635 among the
profoundest as expressive of his mental struggles
and the latter is almost overpowering from the tear
ful depths j, discloses The sutferings of Shelley
were those of body in which the brain had been
This tho former poem were written al the reques, OF
friend be inserted in Drama on the subject OF c
Apollo and Pan nded teieIe Tnous Tor me Prize n
Music.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

/ fsIO TEACiERS-S2UU0 per aungEl-Tne night TO n
select Family Scnco for Boys, for sale. An Episcopal
gentleman preferred purchaser. Address Z. 5 r. posi-
! maid IS Wiliiam-t New York n9 law3m-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

RlBLES and Prayers bound IN morocco or velvet, An.
Dnusls, Poet Histories Sc suitable for Christmas snd
New. Years gi:ls, il great variety.
Also general assortment Of uvenies games, puzzles,
&c Persons purchasing suy thing In their line would do
we'll 10 CAL and examine the assortment
d27Si NJ. II. NEWMAN'S. le9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

MUSIC tau ght a your freside with much facility
LfA nd rapid pro .resson but neveraiing sys.
TEN NJ DUMSDAY, Professor OF Music, i25 Broad way,
doors Canal-s continue 10 leach ladies' and gentle
men the Guitar Singing Accordion aud Violin, in all parts
OF New York city reasonable terms Apply as above
d In
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

NOTIC E.-A large Ia.hiOnsbe assoIlmeut OF Needle
SWork Habit Shirts Inside HnnGkeIchiels Collars &c.
a, OF VIM. Warner 2ist BleeckeIsI Those In
tending make Holiday Presents will ind TO their I'D
d2Slw-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

g~RNS, &c. for The Hoidays-Our patrons especially
Y the Ladies, reminded that Ii they intend procure
Coffee Urns for the approaching Now Years Day they
would do well 10 apply in Urrs OF all sizes Also,
useful and pleasing arcles of Plated and Britannia Ware
for the Holidays For sale at 9 Burling-s.ip, by
,;os 6, BOARDMANS 4 HART.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27
pKEPAKE FOR NEW-YEAK's:.zchoiee Per

DREPARE FOX NEW-I EAR'S S.-ChUlce T er-
urery for the ToeS-Lubius Extracts Of Jessam!ne.
Orange Flower. yoles, Magnolia verorna. orangs DC
Portugal Bouquet de Caroline Bouquet de Portugal Bou-
cus De Vctoa Bouaue; des Danes, Rose, Patchouly,
Mledeu's, Geraneam &c &c; superior Cologne Water.
on draft Also the genuine Farns from Germany. with
great variety Of fancy articles Shaving Creams Brushes.
&c &c for sale by DAVID SANDS & co. II East Broad
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

4 ETTEkS FROM THE PRESIDENT, JaMea
l. X Polk Ex. President Martin Van Bursn. and Hon
Henry Clay, received by Mr.. NATHAN KAYNoR. S's
WASHINGTON, Oct ath 1875.
DEAR SIR Tho President received few days since, tho
beautiful which you pleased 10 present TO him,
as mark OF respect sc. He hos directed me TO acknow-
ledge receipt and TO TO you his thanks Tor 60
acceptable evidence Of your esteem.
With of resrrd. remain your oiedt servf.
JOHN KNOX WALKER, Private Secretary.
N. RAYSoR, Ncw-York City.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27
Sob 1lrintina an1 Book Binbirs.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No. Three Doors from Na5'at.strest
mo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supplied with all kinds
Il OF PRINTING a. the cheapest rate, viz:
Cards, Bills LHdlng,
Circulars, Receipts,
Bill Heads, Checks, &c
70 LITERARY GESTLEMEN.-O7igua! Mnlntcrtpts print,
Pamphlets Stereotype Work. and all kinds Of
Books Letter Pres, Printing.
To LECTURERS AND Acknowledgements beautifully
printed r,
Mammoth Bi!, button, &c.
And every description OF PLAN and OSarne'ta 700 York
executed with great and punctuay al The Once,
TT The Improved POWER PRESSES, FOR BOOKS, PAM
PHLETs, &c. -,
d,na,v Inu- nrice. iyll-:i
DINDING-FRANClS X LOUTREL, Manufacturing
ID SIaioners II Maiden lane execute every description
OF Book Binding Printing and Ruling Al the lowest rates
Libraries Periodicals, Music, Newspaper, &c strongly
bound al low price, their mandatory, No. a Maiden
lane. az ~
NEW.YORk BOOk-BiNDERI, IA Fulion-st
S-A descriptions OF plain aud elegant BooA-oindIng eS-
eculed with neainess and despatch
In this establishment particular attention Is given IN seec
ing the materials and The Substantial workman
ship. .,,.
Librarians and Gentlemen having Libraries will find i; 10
their advantage Call and examine for themselves az ia
Pltou-s Specimens of Binding ali the various styles oi
sheen, Cali, Russis, Morocco and Velvet Bindings.
40 n EDWARD WALKER.
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LiNDESwALo Dec lih, lS3o.
My DEAR SIR thank you very kindly for your accept
able handsome present. and for tho friendly senu
n-n expressed in your Letter BE assured That ihe later
are very considerably ecprocaed by your and hum
BILE servant, III. VAN DChEN
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patent Gleoilines.
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SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA

FOR THE REMOVAL ASp PERMANENT CURE OF DISEASES
ARISING PROM ~ IMPURE STATE Of THE BLOOD,
u,prr OE THE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

NOTICE TO LANDLORDS AND LAWYERS.
4 LFRED ROACH, Constable Of the Second Ward bess
n leave TO inform them and the public In genero thai no
mixer out landlords warrants and them. usual,
and attends foreclosure OF mortgages agent for let
ting houses and collecting rens &c. House No 50 Gun
Oticn al The Marine Cnnrt. nl5sVeo--
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

TERMS-Three Lessons per week, Three Months ST.
six Months Sln Payable in advance
n B-Mrs HAWLtY wishes it distinctly understood
thai establishment will hereafter be conducted entirely
by herset,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27
Boston, oct. |, 1914.

/ She i. also permilled TO refer, in this city, TO
/ EDW,D DELAFlELD, NJ VALENTINE MOTT NJ. D.
/ J. X RODGERS. NJ. D. ii. A. WASH NGTON, NJ D.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

more words of ours superiuous by copious extracts
Take first what came 10 US frs, and is in truth the
Credo OF the poet:
HYMN TO INTELLECTUAL bEAui1'
TIE awfu! shadow OF some unseen POWER
Floais tho unseen. smong us; visiting
This variou. world with as inconstant wing
A Summer winds that creep from flower 10 hover
Like moon beams that behind some pny tnoun'a
IL visits with incorstant glance
Each human heart aud counenance.
Like haes and iarfnonie7 Of evening, emu s
Like clouds III starlight wldely spread,
Like memory OF music fed
Like aught that for It's grace may be
Dear and yet dearer for It's mystery
spiri. of BEAUTY. that dost consecrate
with thine own hues sl thou dost shine upon
OF human thought or FORM where ART thou gomez
Why dos, thou pass away, and leave our state,
This dim vale OF tears, vacant and desolate
Ask why the sunlight not for ever
Weaves rainbows DER yon mountain river;
Why aught should fail and fade that once is shown;
Why fear and dream and death and birth
Cast on the daylight of this earth
Such gloom why Man has such scope
For love and hate, deRpondency and hopel
No voice from some sublimer world hath
To sage or poet these responses given
Therefore the names OF Demon, Ghost and Heaven
Remain the records o.! their vain eudsavor:
Frai spells whose uttered charm might not avail to sever
From all we hear and all we see,
Doubt chance and mutabiliy.
Thy ligh, alone, like mist DER mountains driven,
Or music by the night wind sent
Through strings OF some still instrument,
Or moonlight midnight stream.
Gives grace and truth TO LIES uuquiet dream.
Love Hope and sclfEstcen, like clouds, depart
And come for some uncertain moments lent
Man were immortal and onnipotent
Didst thou, unknown and awful as thou art.
Keep with thy glorious train firm state within his heart
Thou messenger OF sympathies
That and in lovers eyes;
Thou that 10 human thought art nourishment,
Like darkness TO dying flame!
Depart not thy shadow came;
Depart not lest the grave should be,
Like life and fear, n dark reality.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
MORE CROAKIN.a-

ooh could W. throw open those Prison manuiBctOCs-
would the re.clt,ss opposition OF the Wing leaders permit
BENTON and W'LsER-LOh!l how many IN the yigor Of
maGho,d, would rrsh cat 10 glad, valleys and
laughing sreems, v harvest wealth and honor. How many
OF tie Young Oauuiu yet untain;eC by the ccHIa
con ctuc wOsG i2age tuse darksome cells, to be the
Joyous mothers Ci reemen, the ;aro forests OF the
West (Why don't the gals ~ out West and get married
How many, too, would abandon those OF poverty,
that atmosphere Of doag, wuch spread along e Southern
Atlantic COAST Those exhausted nelds here labor
repaid; those deserted hale hst echo oy to the whist
ling Winds those cTuuoing ioHOs-mdie memorials u the
past. How many tie poor would leave their
novels Mar. Iand VIgnis and tbs Caro.inas (WhooO
how chilly Starving They upon c rernnisceGcCs
Of a by gone prosperity, Tor q home spoH soil whore
dpsrry always !e~arGed!"-N o. JcFersOa;aH Hsla.-
HeIh.
"One.half tie evils and the crimes that ae, this coun-
Try, may be traced 10 the IsIiT sysem-N o. Jegerso.
The best Commentary CpOn iu.ian ike rhs Is to give
facts. Let Us bring to the notice Of readers
from intelligent correspondents letter, and let them
Judge whether and Industry kindred splits
Speaking Of Patterson, y. J. the writer says:
There i've thousand operatives in this pIac,
engaged the factories making about nine thousand men
women and children who dependent upon the. ostab-
ishuents, directly Indirectly, support and hole
entire population IS together Numbering near II OOp
by tliem solely. Without thsEi would be desert
ed. Should the Tarf be repealed, ara informed by
both Democrats and wings, thousand OF tnest
hands would bc without employment in two weeks after
known. There Is paid these operatives yearly
by the Factories, eight hundred thousand dollars
half Of which cifeula'es among the Farmers their pro
duce."
The suhoined paragraph L9cofoco reckessnes OF
| another point.
! Wno DJLs TIE TARIFF BEyrfir'-The Loco.ccos saw
IN reply to this question: that the Tauii benefits tie manu-
acuFer he expense, and 10 the injury, the ogricul
turst and al other o,ssses How does the fact mentioned
IN the annexed extract harmonic with the assertion
body made and unnecessarily repeated without SOLITARY
/ fact to back i'm q. Tropie.
In the county Of MsriJu. Ohio, hundred :iou-an,
pounds Of MOO. nave been tle and MARKET brng
ing IN average prcs Of GO sens a1i Richmond coun
", IN he state, clip OF hundred Ihousan
pounds has been sold FOR 30 In each Of these cun
te. the amount Of wool raised than doubled
Two years, while the price. under the CYspices Of VIII.
| Tarf. has advanced nom 81 10 ~ per cent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
The ezEl-',f Sht
l. out a., sight"
New WORKS.

Mss.-s D'lSsr & Norris have land uPoa table tie
irs number Of mosl beautiful .1d d5aSI not, vse'g
wo-s, Tar FAzsTE's LIrsAEr, ,ad Monthly Journal OF
Agriculture" Ts.s work, rs probably been AlEesds
stated N columns, Is published by Mess5s. G-eey &
NeEraia srd ed b. Inc veteran agricultural wrirc-
J,HS >EISvIS. E.,. 81 octave pages OF ee
prat7-. sri tne Forrzt O; tue venerable : v=n
Rensssise-. TIE matter : diversified, well
" The object 81 the Edor, furnish he Farmer
ard he family eopou. fountain Of ins,roeton and
msg'" anG al nd am that -o-es and VARIETY OF inor.
appropriate 20 lis station lie which ouEh, 10 Be
= ms,ier ct saous Frje with sse-y Agricultural who Is
content have himself marked operative.
wIh5u: a,,ls5' or imasias;ion."
The pflce i s. per aanan, and the same amount OF
money could not be better aid
Tie sane gentlemen have ferui.hed US with two more
OF DR.. LlKDSER's Popular Lectures o. Science
ard Art. These, though very Profound subjects. wa
afford something iaereIevey mind hich grasps aiie
information. The chapter Popular Faaees" ,5ok
fancy, aud We nave re-i 1t with peculiar pleasure.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTiM ORE MARKET.
OGr~ az "A. A...,. g., : Ep \

NFe'V taf ANtkeAs. sept. :. !. VI.
BEEF CATTLE.--There quite a full supply o
beeVcs mArket 10 day and the demand fair but
pom inc ocst aud eomrion qualities decuc m price has
taken place. The Intermediate however fully
uned last weeks rates. 609 bead, cold at prices
ranging from ga S2623 per 100 lbs the hoof equal
To S3.50a SS net
hess-Ihe demand live Hogs continues good at o.
sSS2S, with sales principally at the lower figures the
higher are obtained Tor small and choice lots only.
FLouR-Thefe 10 no change in the market for Howard
street tioar The late English odvees having LETT in the
same state which existed previously We qeoe the receipt
price from c1is S437i fer supsrfne
There was sale " 800 bhis. Cy Mills flSut on Sa-
utdsy so; and dav several p,rce. have been sold
At the snme pre. Sales SuSquehsnns Flour Sa,ur.
day at ;! ,SO-stoekS exhausted.
GRAlN-The sales Of god TO strictly prime Md. and
Virginia Whcats are making to-day at sSs 81 cens. and
Ct ordinary TO good reds IS cents-Saes OF family
Hour white wh,ats To day at 100 to los cents.
SScs ct Mo- white Corn IN morning 1T IS cents
OF some pNrecs VI Mi. yellow, prime have been made
10 Gay At 30 Psime lots worth u s. cents We
quote Md. Rye at 62a 65 cents and Md. Oats nj Goa -
cents.
PkoNISlONS.-McsS Pork eliza SlI,s0; Prime Sll,
SHa Sl2 Mess Beef Sl0,50s Si; No. S9a -, 50 and
fnmc Ssa SI,s5. sale OF ~ half bbs. Mess Beef nj
Sc and 10 bbs do. nj Sl0.S0. Bacon-Holders are firm
at the following rates, Shoulders "a u cents; Sides
IA eens sssnred - "a cents; and Hams ID, 10 cents
We note sales Ut ~ hhds Sides al : cent?; 1000 Hams
very superior article. 10 cents aud 400 do. At cents
Baltimore cured held l0a II cents with sales Lar
~ ia nodeTaie demand aud is firm Il, II Tor No.
Western in kess, and ia ST eeGts in bb.S.
WHlSkEY.-Ssles OF hhds. making to-day ut %
eeats. aud OF bels, at ~ Stock ,ery light.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
DEED OF HORROR.

The feelings Of this community greatly shocked
yesterday. by information Of auocoIs murder Of
the Pou'cnify, committed 10y OF ;le upo
that excellent officer end good citizen, FELIX FLRsUsoS.
Ii seems scat th.s fellow, Moses Jphn. colofed
who sentenced about sr,, for bIe king
into Mf. DYoy, store lad been refractory aad pan.
ished lof violating rule OF the Institution. Ga yestcr.
day aJoutl quarter before ~ O'clock wife Mr. Ferguson,
tho arden Of cooper chop, sitting quietly ~ his
chair, tbs suddenly up behind inn. and
plunged shsrp instrument the right EIDE Of hs throat
producing death about half hour. the instrument
to have prepIred f0r purpose Tins negro
formerly belonged to tho Buc5 Baud.
Mr Ferguson tie same officer whom Winston some
yer, ago attempted 70 XII. lie abou, 81 ysars Of
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