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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-10
CIeYcInnd M1rHef.

CLEVELAND, June 7.-The business on the
River last week was fair and receipts by ca
nal show an increase Of Flour and Wheat
and falling oil in Corn. The sales Of wheat
exceed any week of the season, at prices
from "a to 75k for northern, and 10 to g. for
whiie,and market closed Saturday at 75 ahoat
for northern.
Receipts of to-day for wheat ere larger,
but corn light.
Wheat-Sales 600O bush northern afloat
"a; 10000 bush northern ailoat IS; 1000
bush northern store IS; 2OO0 bush northern
744 ;2500 bush southern afoat ~ ! 5000 bush
northern, Saturday afternoon, nfoat 75.
Corn-20O0 bush yellow at 43k; und for
5000 bush in store 43k offered.
! Oats--None in the market, 3j 10 81.
Flour-500 bbls straight brands 3,44; $50
bbls Alhambra brands $50; 1888 bbls Carl
ton 3,45; ll9 bbls Croton $50; 400 bbls
mixed brands 81 to $50.
Fish-Receipts the last week were quite
large and market not as active, and white
sells 90 and IS; pickcrel 775 and 4.
Salt-New salt arriving and held at I,l2l
to ,lS; old bbs l,oS; coarse l,l2k to LBS.
Eggs-ReceiPts falling of somewhat and
prices firm at 10.
Butter--Fresh Dairy Butter arriving free
y and sales at ~! to l3I
Live Hogs--Corn fed 4,jO, still fed 400.
Live Cattle-3,374 to $50.
Ashes-Pots 3,75; pearls 4,75.
Freights-A little more active but prices
same. Flour to Tonawanda and Buffalo
l2k; grain 8. Flour to Oswego 80; grain G
to 64. Flour to Ogdensburgh 35; grain to
81. Flour to Montreal 40 to 40; grain IL to
l23.-Flour to Dunkirk Is.
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A BAD MIsTAKE.-Mr. Dimmock, the
Warden in the Ohio Penitentiary, every few
days notifies one or more of the guards to
call at the Clerks office, where, after they
are paid off, they are informed that the State
can dispense with their services The State
Journal of Wednesday last relates the fol-
lowing:
"We learn that, two or three days since
this ceremony was performed, when one OF
the men proved particularly rampant under
the operation. He swore that he was Lo-
cofoco, and that he wouldn't stand any such
treatment. He rallied his friends during the
day, and finally convinced the Warden that
he had made bad mistake; that he was Il
genuine, full blooded Locofoco, and he must
go back or there would be a row. The case
was fully mad out; the Warden was con-
vinced; and, in less than twenty-four hours a
Wing was marched of, and the unlucky vic
tim was reinstated."
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NEW GOODS.


NAVE have now received large and complete as
w sortment of New & Fashionable Goods
which we aro daily exhibiting and selling at the OLE
stand Of REINMUND AND Son.
All we ask or require, is, Tat persons visiting om
city pursuit Of good bargains, will give us call
We detost hunbuggery aud. besides our goods ,onc,
examined, recommend themselves Our stock Is full
was bought in cash market, and we are satisfied
with small profits. We can supply our customers
with almost every thing heart can wish for from an
ounce Of Indigo TO hogShedd Of Sugar; or from a
yard Of 81 cent Calico to fun suit If clothes for 81
OF Shoes, Hats Bonnets, Hose, Ribbons, PSrasols
silks lawns. bareg 3, d. lainos gnghams, calicoes
cloths cassmercs, Satnets tweeds, &c we arc we'll
supplied as respects lth qualities and prices.
We keep on hand the best Of Family Groceries.
such as Teas, Coffee, Sugar, MolaSseS, Syrup, Rice,
Spices, SC.
And we are always supplied with large and vAlu.
able stock Of Ready Made Clothing, made here
at home on special order and therefore greatly pre-
ferable to that imported IRON eastern slop.shops.
'.TCash and country Produce always taken In ex-
change for goods. REINMUND e MARTIN.
Anril 80, 1859. d89
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TEIRaRApHrC INTpIIIaEnCr.
ImpOrtnnt from Texns

Nav ORLEANS, June 9.-The Steamship
Yacht arrived to-day, bringing dates from
Brownsville TO the goth ult. Outrages by
the Mexicans continued to occur along tn
Rio Grande.
A party Of Mexicans, forty In number
crossed the river and killed FIVE Americans
who were engaged at Lake Campacuas, on
the American side; two others escaped.
The steamer Camanche had again been
fired into by the Mexicans, and Mr.. Brusher
the Custom House officer, was dangerously
wounded, and an American lady narrowly
escaped.
Mr., Rogers, merchant at Rio Grandc
city, had been assassinated in his own store
by Mexican. These outrages had created
an intense excitement all along the Ameri
can side ofthc rive.
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TALL BRIDGE---There is bridge in the
course Of construction on the Buffalo and
New York City Railroad where it crosses
the Gennessee river, near Portagevile.-
When completedit it will be 23O feet high;
and 500 feet span, stone piers set on the bed
ofthe rock, and carried up 80 feet high from
the bed of the river, few rods above the
upper falls. From the top Of the piers the
wood work rises 200 feet, and so perfect is
the model of the bridge, that it is thought
there will not be the least tremor or motion
under the heaviest train of cars that may
ever have occasion to pass over it. The
timber grown on 100 acres has already been
exhausted, and so acres more purchased. 1t
is Thoughtful acres will afford timber enough
to complete the superstructure. Some idea
may be formed of the size of the bridge, as it
takes over SO tons Of iron for the bolts. {.
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Gen. pinrcA

WASHINGTON, June THE Republic says
Pierce is an Old Hunker Of the strictcst
sect, having distinguished himself in the
House of Representatives by his hostility to
river and harbor improvements; that he even
voted against all such bills that subsequently
were approved by General Jackson, incIud-
ing one for the Delaware brcakwuter; also
against the Cumberland Road, in the Senate
He also voted againstall harbor and railroad
bills, even against grant of land to amin.
diana railroad, that offered to carry ma Is
free for 90 years, as a recompense. His
greatest speech in the Senate was against
the relief of the widow of General Harrison!
The Inteuigencer considers him first rate
man, but thinks his experience has not been
practical to an extent to qualify him to ad-
minister the affairs of government, should
the people call him to that trust, respectfully
and in a national spirit.
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Rev York Market.

New YORK, June 9-M.-Cotton frm-in
animate. Flour buoyant; sales of 5000 bbl'
State and Indiana at S4,O6 to S4,3l. Wheat
dull. Rice frm--260O bushels sold at 76
Corn improving; sales of 230O bushels mix.
ed Western at so to 63c; round and South.
ern yellow 63l. Pork active-3OO barrel:
prime at $l6,2j; mess $l8. Lard steady
81 to lOl Beefin good demand--prime 81
to 81, 10; mess Sl0,to ID. Ohio Whisky dull
at 2O3. Ricc--37 tierces sold at 4, ,l2 to 4,25
TObacco-Kentucky to Sc. Stocks--Unit.
ed States Fives, 1865, $l,O4S; Kentucky
Skies, $lO93; Indiana State Fives, 99c;
S47S0 New Orleans Canal Bank, at 941.
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CALHoREIA IrEMs.-We are indebted to
Mr.. st. Clair Sanderson for copies Of Cali
fornia papers, from which we take few nd
ditional items of California intelligence
The smallpox was raging TO aconsidera-
BILE extent at Yankee inns diggings. There
had been no deaths and the disease had not
assumeda violent form.
The Legislature has passed law letting
out the printing by contract to tho lowest
bidder.
Two men, one white and the other colored,
were lynched Mt Colomo and executed, on n
charge of grand larceny.
The mining intelligence is isreported by the
papers as highly favorable, and in nearly all
the dggings, miners are said to be doing
well.
Efforts are making TO raise funds for the
relief of the overland emigrants, many of
whom are in a suffering condition. It is not
yet settled whether it shall be accomplished
through public or private charity.
Strong opposition exists to the further i'm
migration Of Chinese "coolies." They are
said to be peaceuble, quiet and Industrious,
but 1t is urged that they work under contract
for wealthy persons at home, and will not be
Of any benefit to the State. The Legisla-
ture are discussing measures to put stop to
this class of immigrants.
The San Joaquin Chronicle says that an
"affair of honor" came off last week be-
tween two disciples of Esculapius, near the
Butte. The difficulty originated in differ
ence of opinion regarding lizards-whether
} they were oviparous or mann ferrous. II
seems it could only be settled by the "code
honorable" and pistols were resorted to
which resulted in one Of the parties being
severely wounded in the arm. This, we be.
lieve, is one of the sillest pretexts for due
onrecOrl.
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Further from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, May 3O.-Private advices
received by the brig American, from Vera
Cruz, confirm the report of the passage, by
the Mexican Chamber, of bill granting the
right Of way across the Isthlnus of Tehuan-
tepec to Col. Sloo, ofNew Orleans. 1t was
also believed that the bill would pass the
Senate.
Accounts from the city of Mexico repre-
sent constant scene of outrages and mur-
ders. In one week no less than sixteen
murders were committed.
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Medical Co-Partnership.

1--WE undersigned has associated with him, in The
l. practice of Medicine, JAMES VAN PE ARSE, NJ. d.
late Of Columbus
DR.. p. is graduate of the University of Pernsyl
vania, Of three years standing having served his pu
age in the Office Of nrs, BGRsTIEH& < EDWARDS. lie
has just returned from an additional attendance O
twelve months in the Pennsylvania Hospital and from
the superior advantages which he has enjoyed, fee
confidence in our ability to treat slilfullv, any anc
every variety Of disease that may be entrusted to oul
care.
OFFrcE-At my old stand, atlas corner Main
street, opposite the Eagle Office.
RErERENcEa-Drs White EfIinger Kreider and
BprStler. O. T. DAVIS
Lancaster, June l, 1852. 3mdIiI
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RNii;Innrc Market.

BALTIMORE, June 4.--Tobacco.-The fol-
lowing are the correct quotations of Ohio
common brown and greenish $4,000; good
and fair reds 450@6; fine reds 6,25@7;
wrappery reds, fine S@lO, extra do IO@l7;
common spangled 4@5; good do 5,5O@7 80;
fine do 500; yellow lO9l4.
Wool.-Small sales only making at l6@
l8c for unwashed, and 25@27 for washed.
Receipts are increasing SLIGHTLY.
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WHTG NATIONAL CONVENTION body
meets in Baltimore, on Wednesday next.
We learn that Col. Van Trump, delegate
from this district, will leave for the "scene of
operations on Saturday, We greatly fear
chat the state ofour finances will not permit
us to "follow suit" with our neghbor Of the
Eagle and we will necessarily have to ac-
knowledge ourselves the "let bower" of the
delegate.
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Arrival Of the Hermann.

New YORK, June 7-p.m,-The Hermann
from Bremen the 2lst and Southampton the
26th, arrived, with 1870 passengers. Cotton
rising. Corn market at Mark Lane remain
ed firm at the late advance, and in some in
stances the previous weeks prices were ex-
ceeded Foreign wheat still unaltered.-
American -four of good quality sold more
freely, but no advance. Floating cargoes
of wheat and Indian corn scarce; held firm
ly, and at slight advance.
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Great Fire at Montreal.

MONTREAL, June IA fire commenced at
6 o'clock yesterday morning, on ST. Peters
street, in carpenters shop and residence
of. Martin. Two of his children burned
to death. The fire extended to the old
Standard Church, which was destroyed, as
well as Mahoney's dwelling house, the store
of Ryan g. Brothers, and No. 81 warehouse.
The southwest wind carried the fire to St.
Paul street, which destroyed the roofs Of
several houses. Loss, estimated roughly,
one million dollars.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June S.-Flour firmer--l3OO
barrels sold at $50; 100 extra 800 Whis-
key firm at l6t. Mess pork in better demand
and held at l7-buyers offered within frac-
ton of that price. Nothing done in bacon
Or lard. Linseed oil from canal so, and from
store 63. Groceries unchanged. Cheese
declined to to St. Butter ranges from 9
to l24-the latter for extra; prime sells at
l0I cents.
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THE NEW FIRM.

FBAYlNG purchased the largo and valuable steel,
4 in trade Of +. u WHITE. tho su,scribnrs arc
nov prepared to offer to the public. at the old
stand first door East Of tho Swan Hotel on the most
reasonable teiuis, . vcry superior assortment Of
Dry G0UdG, GrOcrUira and QnrrnswRre,
in all their variety We invite iha public to call and
examine WHITE, Jr. d JULIAN.
Lancaster. May l3, 1852. y dlU2f
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Cholera i'm EsaysViIle.

CINCINNATI, June 8.-Tho cholera broke
outin Maysvile, KY, Saturday, since when
26 cases occurred and 20 deaths-4 more
sick and not expected to live. All the
deaths but one have occurred within half a
square, ,and but cases out side of the infect
ed district. Among the deaths were Mrs.
Rusk and three daughters; two other child
rem ofthe same parents, will probably die.
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MATsI HATsiI nATsni mATSiIi

4
RObeTJ Fielding,
A T his now stand. In he Tdlimadgc BuilfirR, MirS
"A dOor Wed Of The TALLMA DOE HoUsH at thu
Sign oi the BIO HAT, has Just added to his lortei
supply. the largest and mott raYied assortment Ct
HATS and CAPS, ever opened In tho city Of Laneas.
ter His 'oek Of IIaiA consists in part Of fne blaels
and white Beaver; white Otter, a superior
article: Castor and Fine BEuk.E An
~ FINE SILK, beautiful Gssortmsnt ofGsS
Spring s,y'cs, rich and elegant, and irarrantedto,e-
tain thNr lustre ChilireB's Pearl and Silk Hat:
California and MeAicsn HATs;
Mexican Brush Snl Tsmpiso &c
Panama Hats from Slitosb; T..
NOOOL HATS, Of all kinds, for Men and Bows
=, china Straw. Braided, Falm Leaf Straw Leshora.
KOsSu,h and Hungarian Hats.
Childreu's Fancy Summer Hats.
He also Keeps hand good stock Of his own man.
uiseture snd tgn make 10 order cry description Of
Hats that maybe desired
@ CAPS! CAPsn CAPsr (N
- The subsci der Would especially call AA'eA
the attention Of the public to his varied and oxten
slve assortment Of CAPS, sApSigr and cheaper than
'ny sock ever before offered Is tho citizens Of th
county. 7
The following schedule indesteI lut portion .
ihn sasortmeni; of esci description there iTo largo
quantities; Brown and black plush CAPS,
MohSir brown do Mems liungarisn and AlgCma dn.
S'ePhen', Diamond Fronts do Buekshd SJohnson do
Star cloth and TTGreiiirg doSc itf
New Style Hat Cap,
Velvet bands and Victoria TurSans, Mems Sand
slch and Albert caps, Ringsold and Rough and ReaY
tO., PsnIma an! Polish do
Al'o, all kinds Of silk and common oil cloth CAPS,
And Beautiful Style Of Cloth Caps fOr;Childrsn,
The caps Of all sizes for mon and BOYS. Of va.
riouS yeS and made Of cloth, Plush Oil eloth.&c.
II safely be said that tue assortment style ard
inish have never been eluslled m this city. Tho
long attention Of the subscriber this particular bus
ness AMI his extensive acquaintance with dealers and
manufacturers in the principal cities Of the Uuion,
have ablcd him to make the best selections and at
the most fsaSonable ratE3 The strrk Is for sale Snd
the public vii, find II to their advantage 10 call anil
see, before purchasing clewhere. It can safely b1
ssid that in price, quality, variety Snd elegance The
Stock isaOt surprised ~ Central Ohio.
To Merchants and IIntteTs.
The large Ifoc& on hand of,rs superior inducements
70 those whO MAJ wish to lay in SIMPLY. and thn
subacTibrr win accommodates Ha,ter, and MeIchants
al wholesale, ufon very reasonable terms.
May u, 1851. L. FIELDING.
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MERCHANT TAILoRs.
Springer s. Trout,

! Springer s. Trout,
III HAVE removed their CIormrEo EsrAR1r,H.
| 50 AAMEST to Giesy's btbih1g. between eiaT
| II Hooking Valley Bank Gn1 w Tallmsdgs's
Exchange OtIce where they have Just oponsd IarEo
| and extensive Issor:IGe1t ol
Ready Made Clothing,
Which they will cell ss Low % tao same quality Of
goods aud work be purchssel at any other esiab.
Isfnen' in the city Their clothing Is manufactured
under their supervision snl Is conseqicptly su
peIior TO that which is brvIgh, from other Places
They have also OF band, beautiful vafiety Of
Cloths, Cassineres, vestings, &C.,
Which they are prepared to manufacture to order.
They have in their employ the bes. Of ysorimen aui
are Of s tines prepared 10 make tie test IT. frd in
the latest styles M their ieOrh tcH5s uarrasted.
The public are respectfully solicited TO call and ex
anime their stock, and while thankful for the liberal
patronage they lave enjoyed they sssura their old
customers and all other. that they will labor to give
general satisfaction both in the quality and price of
their goods and work. SPRINGER & TROUT
Lancaster, May l. 1852 ana
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EMPIRE CIRIIrS,


EMPIRE CIRCUSi
WIlTl double troupe Of p.rf,r,,er, ,,.,. -,
w fcale- selced from the cream Of ,h.. T,,ron'
eau : American Amphhealres; an unriy.lsd IND =,
PERFORMING HORSES.
superior in blood br aui and training to those Of any
utLeT establishment nov eXtan,: whole family q
DiMINuTivE TRICK PONIES.
Whose sPor'ive ganbols. various dances and extraor
dlnory performance, exhibit almost superhumAn sa
gacity: and fall complement of Drsmatists, Panto
Hiimi't' and Eluerries.wili exhibit at &7s r. NJ, =
Lancaster, Friday, June Is, 1852,
CiroleVilie, Thurs'ay June III Somerset, Jaas 10.
proluci?g upon each representation succession o,
Equestrian, Acro5ria. Dramatic AMI Psn,oni,nic
''chei d@uyres." ihtsrlardad wi,h jvcrting Conc.
d@ttas' and Grahf National Specialize, with an en-
tire change Of Drng-smnr a. each periorms nca anc
in which the whole strength Of the various dcDart
inen's will be bTough, into rcquisition.
THE STARS
Who compose this novel and gigantic Troupe arc o
world wide celebrity. prominent among the ollown,
stand prr-cminent: ..
MADAME BaowER Tae Egrestyienae pyina Dan
a1 ar laitarly first Lady rilsr at FrSAconi', Paris
T. NEVILLE, The young Phenomenon, and creates
trick and mer uria rider in America.
w. ii STouT, the great classic lforseman -bacKa
oi mary stecds. and first teacher oil " La haufe erole
w. AYAAR. the Aniinnus Of the cirque. dashing g
questTian. ard living model ofth. ApDOlo BeIvdert
w. RocTFoRr, the uneGuslpd Gymnsst, exluisit
rider, and double somerset Champion.
q SERGEANT, thn greatest living Protean an
Shakspearean Equestrian.
G. DUNEAR, founder ol the Vicnnian school of mo,
lev arrohats.
HERa LrT, the modern Sampson and prototype O
Hom-r's Athseta.
J. FIsHER. the extraordinary confortoniSt, and ex
qui ite performer on the cordo voante.
a. LEVI, The great pastoral rider and psntomimist
THE BOY HEROES.
Masters HrvsY and AUgvsTr, the youthful d,linca
tors Of the high school Of art
Messrs. BAKER, CAR EY, MORTIEvrr, D-YcgN. &c
TWO STAR CLowAS.
Msssrs JrNSrSes and BRowER, each fanou. f.,
originality, wit and humor.
BRILLIANT BRASS BAND.
Unhesi'atingy pronounced the first and mos, aceor,
Plished in America, lcdby the greatest bugler o. tn
age, II X. GAUL..
And general outfit oi appointments. dacor,tinn
and parsphcrnala. which either as aegarfs taste ~
or lavish expense, can DEFY THE WORLD
Equestrian Dir & "Aialtre du Cheva," ". II. Stou
MasIer oil the Arena. a................G Dunbar
.i~"eSeI I''''''''. .G.B H. johnson
A5VW' '.'..'....... ...'..............G. l.. Eaton
Admission, 23 Gents onIy-No HaIf.PrI.s.
May 81. tdIl5
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ATHENS MESSENGER paper comes
to us in new dress and looks very beauti-
fully. Its editorial department has for a
long while been managed with industry and
ability. Success to the establishment, pc
cunarily and in all other respects.
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Canal PGclet.-It will be noticed that
packet is now making tri-wcekly trips be.
tween this city and Columbus, running in
the night season. The boat is very beautiful
and has excellent Accommodations, and Capt.
Pritchard is accommodating and attentive
See Advertisement.
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0-The steamboat racing spirit rules
high, on the Ohio river, and the Mississippi.
The A lton packet Alt0na has challenged the
Louisville and Cincinnati boats for race,
puttingup $4,000. Wonder ifthcrc are any
penal statutes against such proceedings, -
SciO. ca.
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Columbus Aducrtiscmcnt.-Th readers at
tention is directed to the advertisement Of
j. II. RELY g. Co., in to,day's paper. Mr..
Rely has large and extensive assortment
and is ready at all time9 to exhibit hi, variety
of Books, &c.
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The NOminatiOns--ETOw sacceiycl

|
Boston, June THE nomination took
the town by surprise. Douglasites are dis.
appointed, and the Wings say they like it.
Pierce is annoyed by calls from political
friends. He left the fremont House pri.
vately, last night, and took lodgings at Cam.
bridge. There is hat full of TELEGRAPH des.
patches for him at the fremont. Only few
political friends know his whereabouts.
PHILADELPHIA, June IA ratification
meeting was held in Monument Square Sa-
turday night. Speakers here were enthusias-
tic, and raised some enthusiasm among the
people, who yield Cass with great reluctance.
A better feeling prevails since at the pros
pcct of breskngup clques of office seekers
who had parceled out Offices in case of the
success Of Cass, Buchanan or Douglas. The
mass of the Democracy are now satifcd, but
he cid Hunkers are in dumps.
WILMINGTON, IN. c. June 7.-Messrs.
Pierce and King are most acceptable to the
Democracy; our delegates pronounce him
the nominee Of the South. No mail beyond
Charleston tonight; three N. o. mails now
due. South Carolina papers quite indignant
at the attempt Of Gen. Commander to repre-
sent that State in the late Convention
Humbug despatch received here and posted
on the Patriot bulletin board, announcing
that Pierce had declined the nomination
caused some excitement.
CHARLESTON, June 7.-The nomination
was received with great surprise, and many
inquire who he is. Dispatches from promi.
ncnt Southern delegates vouch for Pierce
as acceptable to the South, and he will re-
ceiye the Palmetto vote.
WASHINGTON, June THE Democracy
here express great satisfaction, Pierce being
well known and esteemed. The lIunkers
are keeping close quarters
RICHMOND, Va, June 7.--Thc nomination,
especially King, is well received, Virginia
having set the Pierce Ball in motion, second
ed by North Carolina, he is hailed as Virgin
las candidate.
rErERsBuRGH, Va, June 7.-Despatches
from our delegates vouch for Pierce as Il good
man and true; and the nominations are well
received.
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Comc ERRoR.---The Buffalo Express
gives the neutrality-suspicious. oftelegraphing:
awe last week transmitted an order to
New York by telegraph for 500 Ivory
Cards." IL by l6 inches. When delivered
from the telegraph Office there, it read, 800
Ivory Combs IL by l6 inches. Something
very peculiar must have been running in
the head of the operator to have lead to
this chan &c in the articles ordered.
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COMMERcIAL 1NrEIIIeENcr.
Lnncnafer Mnrkef.

THURSDAY, June IO.-We have no change
to note in any Of the leading articles and the
quotations Of last week may be resumed
Trade has been brisk aud large amount Of
business has been transacted during the past
week. A largo amount Of wheat Is striving.