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COMMERCIAL RECURD.
wHoLEsALE PRICES CURRENT


FLOUR.-Ihc market remains firm at S. Gs for New
Superiine; Old ssh 5& Family S7h n 8. Since our Its
report The quantity coming in has been small for The season
and sales made at So 6r to the tradevey lille
shipping demand al these prices. The Scumer now due
and hourly expected Her advices may change The market
~. or down.
large aud pressing upon our hes, who snx
ons to purchase. We continue quotations last
wr,k-ld 81 90 White 81 ~ cash u strictly prime; Ship
ping 81 Il | H. T. J. PEfIUN.
CoiN.--IU ln 72s cts per bu.Iel Market active
CORN MEAL-SO cts. per bushe for country. Mills ask
Ing SIS els. But little in market
DArS-40 a i2H els. per bGshcl.
RACON-MnunIan cured hog round 9a * cent?: Gil,
cured and SmicId hog round cents: Western and BAL
- in quality; sales mostly II l2h
BUTrER-G0shcn, IS q els, Mountain, is ID els.
some poorer suitable Tor table use sold low
ds u Is cts.
FlSH-Nurh l'arolinn behring's gross 5E a So dull
No. L. roe in hhl,. s., do do in hall bbs 3. 81. duh
No rnl 81 in demand. Halifax cut llerrngs, No. sell
ing ~ *5l No. :. Sia
CpFFEE-Wc quote Rio II 4 II cents; Lasuyra x a
IL; Java rs IL; Mocha l5 l5S cts
GCANOSrlrs Of Peruvian al Ssh to 60 per ton
in frst hands
LARD lin barrels TX a l2 cts in kegs l2 l2S
LIVE STOCS-J Shocks RrporD Beet Cattle, seal,
weight So - 81 CO. gross Sheep, 81 Qua s. ne Hogs
IRON-pg SIS $40 per ton; Swelrs $780, lredegar anc
English refined $50; Common Eagsh Si0a IS; up country
bar SO Is.
sGGAkS-we quote Porto Rico So cents
New Orleans 5A a6S Refined Loaf 10 l0& CRUSHED
81 a TO-; Powdered 81. II lO.; Coffee Sugar * St
SALT-Liverpoo fine per sack 81 55a 81 60 ahnnt
81 7Oa 81 IS in store; Ground Alum 81 IS 81 30.
StIOT-7T cts per ID.
LlME-From wharf 81 l5 from store 81 81 for East
rrn Virginia 81 81 10.
LIQUORS Whskey, Richmond rerIifed 30 cents cash
rusrauos, &c 10 Blk Cincinnati recied, % cts fou
months; Old Family Rye Is Mountain 60 IS; Brandy
common Imitation, 50 10 80; common Ilh Proof, 81
10 80 cts cash. Otard Dupny's 81 To 50 so. Hen
Messy S2t to ST. Pne e. Co., SlE TO 50; Apple IS 10 X
Gin American common, 81 10 81 cents; ti"llnnt
81 10 10 81 20 N. +. Rum 80 to 81 cts
SEEDS htyrr Seed &c 10 per busheI; Timothy S3a
10 81; Herds G,as- 81 25 FlaXsred 81 tx
MOLASSESN. o. in hurrrls very superior, 81 81 cs
Cuba new crop 81 y; Sngr House, in barrels, u I,
e cls Porto Rico hogsheads 70 10 ~ cts; Porto Rico
in rirccs 25 ~ cs Sugar House Syrup in barrels ~
IS els; common DO 20E u cta.
LEhTHER-Sor. good stamp. from lsa q cts per- ID
llama Jed from l3 10 II cts.
PLASTER Sales Lump Sis at Wharf; S. 81 on Ba
sin. 80
SrEE!. American Rlisered $40 lis per ton
SOAP-Turpentine TX Cts; Fancy cn0reh II Ia IL
COTTON--lih a llAtcts.
CANDLES-'ralow Is a "A cts; Hurs and Jack
sons patent III ALamanline 25 23 MIitchcs patent
a 81; Sperm So "a cts
NAII.S-ilej al Al q 5 rents.
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lions great benefit result 10 The wu" s'ow'sr
the number Of whom must necessarily be crchscn 0y Inc
annual destruction Of the wheat crops in portions oi the
State peculiarly adapted To sheep usbandy No such op.
puruby for bringing oil these hiG.s before The assembled
cutvators of the coil has been presented None be
can ever again. The OF transportation free
upon every line o transportation in The State for members
the Society and their laniies, !o stock implements ana
ryary thing intended tor the fair From these counties all may
Alex ,ndria by the chesapeake and Ohio Canal anu
the Manassa esp ruld Thence they will be taken w
steamboat tn the Richmond and Fredericksburg roao ,hs
will transport thrm within hundred yauss |hieI
Sh"w ciuunds AT every depot and boat-lnndns mem;
Marshal and his Aids will be in waiting I" s.a or the
and nothing will be omitted which mfy DC h''e'
comfort, security and preservation oil AL o,,
avery respectfully, your t se. nj ,DSoNn
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very 'eSpe .,vM Fl. RICHARDSON.
SPEECH OF JAMES 7. BRADY hse'

49, ,..,;oc of the New York Democracy
IN New York city, Mr.. James l. nfaoS ae"' ,., !.
-. g, above tho ordinary level OF poIiticni hu'
,, we publish il in our impression Oh 'i'i'
,rni,y As political disquisIon The speech - ,"'1
s., =. correct representation OF the position Oh u'o D'
,,cy OF New York. Asa literary producnoh ao'"
h for lis display of vehement denunciaton scahnR par
- o;,,mn.,c h,IIisncy elegance Of diClion and ier-
vor of ecquence Perhaps supernous 10 ADJ 'a' m
R,,dv il LAWYER Of great celebrity, and Democrat u
oo,,d nrncules and true devotion 10 The Constitution"
TIE ADMINISTRATION AND THE PACIFIC hAlL
ROAD.
ne following extrac, from the Washington un''' VI 'i0
27h corroboraes statement OF Inc pos'''oh " " "
minstra ton in respect 10 The PscIhc Ran tsoaa
.r,s hs Renublcan charges that President Fierce aud
nj; ,r. committed 10 the construction by The gov
eminent OF gigantic ruload OF ouu miles III Iek s
reaching from the valley of The Mississippi 70 thc
ocean. and by way of alarming the axpaVers IN eorsa
hs cost of the road is put down at Two hundred inohs
of dollars The charge 10 made upon me al'esa.v I
that Colonel Davis n his speech al M
declared himself favor Of the enterprise bur n.y.
that he spoke for President Pierce as well as himse lad
Republican uiso charges that Colonel DAVIS seeci
throuuh second edition for the purpose OF undergoing SUI"
reysions Us would quiet the constitutional sc!nls VI
democrat who were dispeused with The osllion
TO the President in The first edition lheso aiesa ,I
charges and deductions are sheer e. h, b Thai
Davis was not represented in any report OF ms speech
we have ever SEEN speaking for President PIERCE
on single point and that was that he would no
exercise of power By the general government ha "oua ~
srfere wi the rights and jurisdiction OF The States 10
This particular and this extent and no urter da
Davis profess speak for the President ana me
of his speech first published as Wen DIS HIS ie'Seo
speech concur in so representing The matter
II is not true that Colonel Davis and Mr. uu'tle Declared
themselves in favor OF the gigantic scheme as government
on the contrary Colonel Davis was explicit IN con
Gninp his remarks as the power OF Congress 10 ROAD
wing within territories of the United States epudaune
the idea that il had any power TO construct II WITHIN o.a
,lipvf hun
the assumption il necessary us means OF defence
h, was he full Of his concession and nc gave no
o,nund for the inference that he 10 favor oil or woul
nncon the enterprise az measure 10 be car
red OUT by appropriations from the treasury he conceo
that the government might give aid TO road through us
nmson 10 The building of such road out OF the treasu
~. The President has in way committed himself 10 .he
Pacific railroad and eEpeciatly does he STAND unconcu
10 such an enterprise government underiuhshs a" "
a noi on, of tho treasury We have 30 ANNOUNCED on
former OCCASION and repeat the announcement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-30

The gold medal voted 10 Capt Ingraham BY The meeting
in New YORK. said be in The hands OF competent ar
rist and will be ready for that gallant officer he reach
ham world wide celebrity We learn that he very
Ieipeot gentleman and excellent officer OF the
Navy Whatever may be thought said ABOUT costa We
believe al will acknowledge mat The impulses OF Capt In
Graham were those OF American and palIio and Thai
the n1o econ The weak ana dernceess against the pow
Of the strong, a characteristic aud honorable Of FL
American seaman. Austria placed herself much ia The
mronu in tho seizure Of Kostn neutral teury that she
comes before world with had grace 10 complain sub
aeoucnt t., en,s Il iLerundria GaSene
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-30

EXHIBITION OF HORSES AT SpRINGFIELD.-
There 10 be- grand exhibition Of these noble animals
Spring field under the auspcts :" The United States .gr
cultural Society and the making every eor.
10 make thus opening display worthy If The ohrc, which
il is projected long lis! Of premiums sayin. from $500
10 $40 arc he distributed among The exhibitors and farm
the distribution of awards AL pergons interested in This
Exhibition may send their horses Tree OF charge over any
the rail roads in the State, and suitable accomoda
will be provided for them The Exhibition is TO open the
ls:h Of October and close The 22t and the attendance
of large number Of distinguished guests from all paris OF
the Union has been secured Baltimore american
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
poKr Or RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER %. 1853

ARRIVED,
Schr Anita Damon. Robinson, Camden N. j.
Schr j. Cha ndler Lewis, New York.
Schr j. Williamson, Jr May. Boston.
Steamship Roanoke, Cavendv, New York.
Steamship Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia
Bark Watcher, Baker Boston.
Sclr Phn5e ). Williams. kirkham, Brandon.
SAILED,
Schr Herald, lInLsns, Hampton Ro ids, Hour.
Schr Empire, Innk Boston, merchandise.
Schr Virginia, Bonsh dropped The bar 10 finish load
ne with lpur lur Rio.
Schr Constitution, Sabel, Hampton Roais. -four.
Schr W. 4. rravers, Hampton Roads Hour.
Schr Mary Ann Guest Foster, New York, Hour
Marv I'm is lii,nnrr
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rhs Secretary OF Stale left Washington Tuesday al-
,tnnnn T., attend the ntemenl OF his sons ensins II is
said ,ha he proposes remain home with his family for
len or Twelve days Dudley Manu. Esq, Assistant See.
reary of Stale has been duly commissioned in rce
la1v Marcy's stead during his absence
II has fallen the lot OF hardly any Administration 10
make better appointment Than that John w. Davis,
ESQ of Indiana former Speaker OF the House of Repre-
srnsyea as Governor OF Oreeon and are glad
by The papers that he accepts tie Office National ini'
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DI Ed,

DIED TLppahannock. the l2lh instant Mis- pIIA FAN
LAND vile ~ Mr. T. = Farlin, and eldest Inter of Nusca.
Garnelt, o Den Lomond. Ia The 2st year Of her
DIED, l.omohl 18th MARY aUDRY only
daughter aud Sarah Gdrnr, the Of her
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Inr.rasr fnr lSS3
S7,5S3 g0l


II IL expected that the from customs for The
year will rtnc S65OUO and The surplus in the Treasu
y the Isl of July 1854 SAB 000 unless kept
down by the redemption the public debt before maturity
ai ether wise appropriated BY Congress
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-30
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

KlCHMDNn SEPTEMBEK 50.
TOBACCO The market continues nctivc, at prices
w,,hOn, nnlrfal change fer the las, Two weeks
~ NJ. MARTIN e. co.
Sales nf tobacco by n. ~ MARTIN q. Col Woody,
3 hhL- al sl3 % l3 Is End Ia T N Alson nj g. J
Dement, al 25i Mrs Turner, at So; w Ingram,
al III 75 Jesse Fleming. al 50; Pets Fasr, al SO
80 and IA %; Geo larry, Jr, at 81 and 2o; R Boo
len al 60 ana 8: Thomas Vest so and II; F
Rayal al 10 81 r 6 Anderson. al So Eat IL, IL r
aud Ii Burgess al 80 ADD 10; hhds at and so
and II hhis Al 10 10 IS II il 80 H. al275 l3 %
y 80 3 al II. IA IS and II 80
INSPECTIONS OF TOBACCO IN RICHMOND,
1.y,b Ieti
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FINANCES OF THE UNITED STATES.

KEcEIpTs AND ExPgSpTuREs.-A statement Of Tic lnan.
Of the United States for HE year ending 5Uh June
1853 show increase in The receipts t"nl customs The
year ending June 30th 1852. Of Sl59 ,53S 80 The
Grpts from III" sales Of public lands had declined from
50 Ol3 239 So 10 81 SGT 064 49, exhibiting falling oil .!
S376 1874 81 The receipts from miscellaneous in
creased S09 1853 Total receipts SCI 1852 Of which
S5S SO sos from customs and 81 66 OS4 from public
lands The balance In The Treasury the beginning nj the
present year excarda that Of the preceding by $3.50 5G and
ls Of July 1881 amounted 10 S2l 9i2 So The total
available means for the year were 1886 $50 81.
The amount Of public stock redeemed in the Of the
year So 1894 $685. which there was paid an of
premium equal S3S9,737. The amount OF commission
paid on purclils of stock 81 Sal Gl During the pre-
ccling year extinguishad oi The funded and
funded dcbl S60i5OOO including 49, O0OO being the last
talment al the Mexican indemnify The total pay
the Treasury during The last fiscal wear, exceeded r
aggregate of the preceding by So O0U Exclusive III
payments during both years lnr the redemption of public
bt and other expenditures account OF public debt r
expenditure uf The TWO years representing The ordinary
sbur for The support uI Government as io
lows:
IN ueo Don
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-30

Thos w. Newton, Esq, formerly member nf Congress
from Arkansas and brother OF Com. Newton u S. Navy
died suddenly the 2d instant New York the
ture of blood. Vessel Of the brain.
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LATEST NEWS BIZ THE TELEGRAPH
IcIc gr phcd FOR the Ric hmond z inquire r
LATER FROM EUROPE

r.
New YoRx, SEpT. 29.-The steamer Washington has ar
rived with later dates from Liverpool According 10 her
quotations. prices OF cotton Liverpool favored buyers
consequently holders prrsssing The sales of the
three days preceding her departure from LIVERPOOL amount,
I'd 10 $4,000 bales Flour had advanced Is Corn w,s un
cha nged. C0ns1s had declined 10 95.
The London money market tighter
The cholera WA pr g'c.-ing in England
Rn1i had frrcicd The Sulthns modification OF the Venns
mole, and war was con,!d.rri az inevitable
The Turkish tronps under Oncr Pasa on the Lower Dan
ube nsia on fighting he Ru-sians and il feared that
the Pdshl would not b. able subdue their iu,petuosy
The London Times % the liih announces that the Emma
Of Russia regretted the Turkish modification OF The
Vienna note. War Considered inevitable Previous az
that the English and French Consuls had left
Jassy, which movement was creating great panic.
General Ludcrs advancing upon Modayia with fresh
corps ot Russian troops.
The Gar 10 proceed at Warsaw meet the
Emperor of Austria Olmutz The ed September
DIR. Soule will be received Madrid
IMPORTANT LETTER FROM SECRETARY MARCY
New faRK Sept. 29.-Tne New York Herald gives the
conclusion OF Secretary Macys letter relative Comma nd
ln.raham's course in the Bay of Smyrna Secreaf,
Marcy maintains that kosta seized within tho naon,l
~ Of The United States; that 1neahams interference was
right and proper and refuses his Kosss heinz
given up 10 The Austrian Consal
Smy insists that The Emperor Of Austria shall pIsce
Kusta in the condition as when he as arrested
Gen. James ralmadgc died suddenly to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-30
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Of HAMPDEN SID
NEY COLLEGE.

The called upon any discus
Medical Impairment o Hampton Sidney Coli sc, with the Prs
r"t an II ,tceso SAID Coz eve lie deems however due
h,r ali the public make The following mcni
June ss he received Tram the Secretary Of I'll.
h % % phs "a as aS , M. r, elected
prudence. "a The Medical Department ~ rald t"llrgr
m cllriilate own; elected
them formal motto" 81 h,- purpose TO become candidate
In consequence his elr-uon, the College Faculty asked
Board action request
The Board Of Trustees accordingly held
2 August ut at winch ate iuIl discussion by The Faculty.
Iosh der cho counsel ali Me RIGHTS ami interests involved
The following adopted without dissenting
ana suay !Isr numlr q Tius crs brng Irrscni:
Resolved hat Tie board do resar e recn"" OF VII
gi q" "rstns Professors ~ the Nrra DrIartr" {" ibis Coz.
kr"G That De- ' 'S a. Wilson, r "Ia Pro
Of Physiology ani Medical Jurisprudence IN The said part
Notwithstanding This solemn rcaImIratl-n Of the points raised.
u rrn a" le appointment Of The undersigned The COLLEGE
lectures Which they have excluded INN from ie corps
@ aS n q" fi1 .a a F.a he sub
m copy Of Letter signed By the bean 81 the Faculty which was
let at his office: ,a
SIR: directed by Faculty the Medical College
mIrr'a that Al late mrriIs The following resolution Was
rslyrI That The Fssulty CONSIDER the appointment. al DR.
Wilson, late The Board Of tnstees 10 The Char Of
ri, s"ry and Medical Jur1preAs lIlesi UNJUST aud 10 d..
:" the between the Faculty and The
Board al Trustees, aud that the Faculty manner
'o9mlsr ,t Wise" as : pror''"r ~ The institution"
The Faculty further that lnte o the
lhvr they astuA 'eelne 81 Per"ona hos
late lc4AI aud " ynsr actl"n Of lie Hoard Trustees
DAVID II TUCKER Dean
appear that llrc gentlemen Indicate IMPOSE
ricr. by III. "nly legally bod" confer the ar
The unLcr.I.nd viii characterize Iil
the pan l college Faculty his doing would nel
lie !" t" sc,afss The duties so sse
asslsns him. on lt October neN' aud Wild So if he IN
a" M country and abide 'elI dc There shall faint of
.Sar and
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sAIGs Of STGCKG

Hesa taiiEP Ihuf5ddy, Sept ~
REPORTED BIZ IoHE A LANCASTER Son, BEoKsss
vienna per cent, 81 years run, sales al The Trra
.ur, elDi
Virginia per cts p years tine, sales Ivy shu I'M
yirs,n,. rr cent. over 10 wears IN run saes los aud
vr1ma per cent. nader wear, 10 run sales los and
Bonds guaranteed by the Stltc last stiles 4 hhu iht
Ririnom! City bonds 81 years I" run sa'es p aug ihI
Rnimmi CITY Bonds sl"iI iIte last sales '"' !" ~. ana M
Virginia Bank stock par $50 safes TITS week, 20
Farmers, Eank Suck. last sales. - 80,
Exchange Bank SIorx last sa!rs, -
Virginia all Road boit aSlsdes y aud III
y,r,,n;, FIR, ,nd N.rn sala- lDJ
p,rImoni, rIre as,o,alon Stock, par SD, sales 81
RicllnnnI; Fredericksburg and Potomac Ral Road
s,"rs la, .scs 100
y;rsi,i, l:eorraI Railroad Stock. last sales, $40
Richmond and Petersburg Rail Roal Stock, last
.,irs 80
p;rhm,,l AMI Danvilie Rail Road Stock. sas. 70
LOG. River / Kama villa Stock sales. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-30

.xyuEAT DRILLS nnnocks celebrated Wheat pr lis Tor
w safe hy >rih ~ wv. PALMER
~ ASTED-As gentleman, who graiuse inives
W Fr:ima the Lex Institute qualified 10
Fren'h and the higher branches. In Female Academy To sue
ln raj saiary will be given Apply Rev, E. Nc.
Guiier or X t Thorn Postmaster, F,edeiicEs Va.
49,
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BALTIMORE. SEPT. % Sales Of 500 bills Flour a,
Sc r. White Wheat 81 30 TO 49, Corn is unctanped
NEW YORK SEPT 29.-oales Of IA 500 hbls Soutbe,,
-four Sc Sc 6 IS Holders of Wheat ask 10 centa I'D
vnncesaes Of $4,000 bushels Southern white al 81 39snd
$4,000 bushels yellow al SO CTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-30
DAVID II TUCKER, Dean.

RANGE Of TnERMOMETER,
n IlI!DJh& Ii,0k Hyagr. Ia lIin
O'Clock, 4. NJ. l2ociock NJ O'Clock, P. b.
September 80 I'll 90 Ga
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-30

BRILLIANT MErEOR-A correspondent furnishes
ms with tho following account OF brilliant meteor:
On Monday evening last, about quarter of an hour alter
aurae n very large and splendid seen IN lhe
North wcst i descended with wonderful velocity along
line nearly vertical und bfrst within twrSe degrees
III The huriz m Alter the explosion and disappearance oil
Inc meteor posphnrsccnt ain remained EXTENDED over
an nrc nf al least 20 degrees this gradually assunrd Tie
,nnnlrs mill the whole disappeared J. l." ID.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-28
RICH FALL AND WINTER


RICH FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.
Wy A. G. NcCLhLi.AND have just received the
w lr~pt and best selected stock Of Fa!l and Winter
Grds ever offered in this market which they offer to the
trade II, lower prices than they be found IN any other
b,,ise ~ The civ At No 20 Public square.
Rich Dress Goods.
Br,cade silks, Rich PRINTED lie Ianesi
Check do Kici, Plaid
fla,n do Elegant Plaid Cashmeres;
Sinner blk do Glasgow PlaIdsj
Paid p,.us. Plain Nous. de LaineS
Plan :. Fr'ch Merinos & Cashmeres
R,h Roy Silks English and German MerinOsi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-28
NOTICE TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.

TTNHROUGH by Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroads. Phil
/ adelpha to Pittsburg Pa, Masslon, Wooster Cleve-
land Toledo Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Lafayette
Terre Haue Chicago and Mlkauke Through by Railroad
from Philadelphia 10 Cincinr All in 81 hours.
Shortest and quickest route from the Atlantic Cities TO the
Great West. Passengers will find this the pleasant
to ~ Orleans Only 81 to Cincinnat Sl2 Louis
Vile $40 to St Louis, Via Pennsylvania Railroad, the
following daily Steam Packets from Psburg Buckeyetate
Capt BeltShoOver leaves Ptsburg Sunday; Keystone
State, Capt Charles StOne leaves PtSburg Monday; ALE
cheney, Capt Charles Bachelor leaves Psburg Tues
day; Crystal Palace, Capt kount leaves Psburg We'd
desday; Brilliant Capt J Grace leaves Pittsburg Thurs
day: Pitisburg Capt Hugh Campbell leaves Pttsburg Fri
dly; Messenger No. . Capt John Knefeer, leaves Pitts
burg Saturday Boarding and lodging board the Packets
extra. Pittsburg to Cincinnati, 81; Louisville IS; ST.
Louis, g.
Fare through by Railroad from Philadelphia to Pittsburg
80 so; MaSsOn, $40 Cleveland, 80; Mansfield and Crest
liue, S1 Columbus $l2 So; Toledo $l3 Cincinnati (via
Sl5 % To Chicago Wgukegan, Kenosha Ill., Racine Mil
waukie Sheboygan, Wisconsin, via Detroit and Michigan
Central Railroad, SlS.
The Cars will leave the Commonwealth Station n E.
Cornear Of Schuylk Fifth and Market Streets where tickets
can be purchased of Bingham Dock Agents of the State
and Columbia Railroad Lines. .. ....
The morning Express Train through to Psbc-g Cleve-
land Cincinnati and Chicago, will leave at O'Clock A. NJ
Through to Cincinnati in 81 hours.
The night Mail Train at l0l4, p NJ. Through to Cncn-
natl in 45 hours including nights comfortable rest at
Pittsburg.
The above lines pass through stop at Lancaster Har
risburg, Lewstown, Huntingdon, H0lldaysburg John
stOwn, Greenburg, and intermediate places
NoTCE.-ln case oflOSs the Company will hold themsel-
YES responsible personal baggage only and for
not exceeding 500. THOS, MOORE Agent
june Aft. PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Co
The Columbia Railroad Line for Harrisburg via Column
ba and all intermediate places will leave the above station
at "a, Pm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-28
THE EMPORIUM OF FASHION
81 fSn1 1 6 G5lB a.
~ ~
Paris Imported BOnnets, Millinery, &c.
FALL FASHIONS FOR 1853.
500 FANCY BONEETS
THE EMPORIUM

WE would respectfully inform the Ladies of town
w and country that will, Tuesday morning, the
4h exhibit for their especial benefit the largest and
beautiful stock of Fancy BOunet and Styles of Embd
Belgrade and other styles of Straw BOnneS opened
Nashville in the West. Likewise rich Plumes Head
Dresses Flowers Ribbons Dress Goods Perfumeres En-
broderes and Fancy Goods &C. comprising $50 900 worth
Having imported great part direct from Paris prices
shall be lower than any of the boxed up millinery adver
verified fashionable and protesting be the latest styles
Our long engagement in the business niue years
Nashville and doing very extensive business must give
US advantage any other house the city and fiat
ter ourselves that friends well satisfied. So
Ladies' we wish your visits TO make your selections We
can make you look enchanting than this fall for
the street. balls and weddings having Ladies of superior
good from England Fauce and New York. to assist
us in our establishment We have added to stock this
fall rich Dress Goods at less than auction prices, fine
stock of Manlas V >Oen Coats Caps &c, rich Muslin de
Lanes and CashmerI 25 80 and 50 cents per yard
peor Merinns at 8Oc-worth l25 rich Needlework goods
Chemizets Infants Robes Pointed Collars Undersleeves
Handks beautifully embroidered at 25 to 10 cheap at
$50 TO 500. Likewise large stock of Fancy Goods and
Trimmings. Having large stock this fall our object is
make small profits and large sales giving the purchaser
advantage of good bargains.
AT the Partisan World of Fashion, No. 49, Union Street
next to the State Bank.
E. WISE,
oct H3m Agent.