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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26

IDAGU GUERREOTYPE GALLERY.
ffsSassso--rm A.C. PASTR IDSs I: invites
battention TO his Daguerrean Rooms, and
&SSSREisSSfJ Apparatus, now the result OF years
IESaSs3MsESS$Z experience and close application
~SSsSs5ES ESsLLf. art Confident that he combines
-srr,I ,.- in his establishment all OF the improve.
mcns which time and proper tests proven valuable
lie promise pToducc Elehesses combining the
beauty and whch has yet been attained by the
DagIe rfe5n process, tili .IiT 4t71 r. -rt-., f-s
For tho attractive and commoious style in which his
oos fitted up invites tho public exam
Inc for themselves. His Cabinet Of Specimens always
open foI inspection.ilg5 - sisi.. - sd -.ar -4H
kenesses taken in all kinds weather, singly or in
Oups also, moTem likeesscs
uS Nwc selected stock ofmate ials-chemicas, plates
cases, loCkes. &c, always hand and for sale. "
Hov1S Ir,., r III.
EDC received by - lsiGi-ii5= sfH taE ,BRooKS
tlee3fi ~ l!,FEiy it-atglgl aT 112 Main street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26
Notice to Housekeepers. T'7'7

1H 00l YARDS OF Carpets at No 49, Main street.
iO,OOO The Subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
tonets and the pgPls generally that he has Just
rom inc east and Is now receiving the largest best and
eNer Offered ~ this CITY, embracing almost variety
from the finest English Vevets down common Rag ca
pct This stock has boon selected with great care and u.
Chased under the most favorable circumstances which win
enable ME to sell them much lover than the quality Of
'oIs were eyer sodin this city Those in of goods
u NY lne VIII please call and Select from my over
ic 90 Yards with 100 different patterns, varying price
ronI &c. TO 81 per yard. lis IJlllEi III lila 'If7
! .eEtI ]. c. HARBOUR. no. 14a Main 81 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26
Q MHHRLING EBMALE -AcApaMY.

WHEELING FEMALE ACADEMY. .is.F
icd1 za-laGS EsI.g Fe- .- en- 5,s-.g
Gn charge, OF The ..sisters of the visitaa
''= as .''" tiOu b. V.E.4.'''fI- .HfETf $50 4yT
TIIE FoLLowSo RATEs HAVE HEES ToR rars iN
- :" srtTuTION FR0H the 1sr. APRIL. slgIGai''
Board, Light, Fuel and Washing for tie Scholastic
year Of1l week ~ h'.s''''' -- rrf-- Sfh0iHn
No extra charge however, will be n ase when The ic
Vacation :sspent al the Academy.
- " Half boarding per quarter OF II vcsksI q Gua
ln'tion IN Senior department isasi !h bscI Et9
si'zz ,tJiufor -. R1stia.rs 'g,igI 5sIS.G0.
r4. Primary ,rya- :aio lst as - .aa7aile a,,S lsS
~ -, pa. a. q q, ',ppma pa .tt u 20 t3 40 oad.,eY
IT, NJ ,s,6nt fE:xtrn OhnrRcs.i 20 2osbs ~
Tuition i'll French, Spanish OF ltasn, r.. . sra
Drawing and PainiIig in wafer cclOrs ''i'- " sFi1
n, i p.1,ian and Materials 81" iaa ,d law ~
Ehbfoidcry' or Fancy Work. ... gs. - e.@
Vocal Music, when 70 instruments .pr3 pr -
Harm (Beg uncrs,N 81 .- fs 1874
oyt.,g,,.,.-.s-. .,g,,, sLbseqnenty, 1910
Plano on Guitar &" 81" Cbegimeis,O - is HEs..S0J
sgt 5LIauz tIsftg Subsequently, l, 1uDO
n B. When young pupils ale entered for year ni0ir
Hoatd thc general and plain but sutR
ble clothing will be furnished lor SI5D per annunI
y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26
The t.rima.y Department
Meade Collegiate Institut

tEssMeade Collegiate Institute,
r..,s. WELLSBURGj Va.
llE Fail session Of this School will commence MON!
DA tle.l3th OF SEPTEMBER, aud viii continue cal,
eLdIT l:IOntlls.
fNoEul Ior time ihan one sesson
unless by special aGreemenr-and when entered,
deduction will be made for absence during the session.
Ceptln cases OF proracted will any pupil
permitted TO withdraw. This rue is positive.
11'S - -aaebS -IuG sTERMS1a Essil5.'s I=Hta 70
81 Daypups, Primary English Department. S1OQl
Casscaahd Mathematiea 19 90 ID
Bond and Tuition per session Of five noRths.- 43 90
OEc alinv1riaby in advance tie remainder the mid.
die oil the session. 4si t,. 49, t. ~ lsFi.5 tj.
discount OF 10 per cent. win be made the bills all
Ministers or the GOSPEL. ''e-'11 '--'--S
u5tot further Information catalogue published bS
s9ard Ed Of Trustees ..f., ...,-t,,., -,
Wheeling, Sep. IS. '62. - ~ = ~ ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26
VaIaab bic Property Tor saie or GO
.s5 = 51Ter-r PnrIuerahip. p 4, s.s.-

THE undersigned offers for sale or partnership. a
BLiST FURNACE located four miles from the ne OF the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad, aud Farnout, MaE
to-, Va together with an abundance or ron Ore, Eio:
stone, and Timber, close the furnace The n1deE
signed wishes either 10 sell or extend his ard
having Rolling Mil or Foundry In WhesIfDg
VITO will Join In with thus establishment and urIish p
Steam Engine he will oher the most liberal terns reeeiv
ing all machinery stock at lair RHlnationj Wt31
Specimens OF the Ore and Pig Metal be at the
Office OF the Wheeling Inelhgencer. 7tE 80
Cost eTe delivered at The furnace, ton.
Cost OF Charcoal per 100 bushels.
G'OsLof Limestone, er ton l37i
Hon. Thomas Hay,,.d will receive and conduct any
gentlemen The establishment mag desire 10 visit and
examneit sir f..rsyi. So! 80. IL. - d q -
octft-tf JOHN Y. Williams,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26
WM. CoWDEN

RoonsN Sc AonrOe srse, 6et,ut.l he s Hoisl and the
Court House.
Ikcncsscs taken in any required shade and coorc 10
represent tile living complexion by now style of coor nr
warranted to ade Pictures alIsizes bot sin.
gle and in groups, put in plain fancy cases. the
lowest prices kcncsscs OF children taken
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26
MARCH 26, 1853.
: i''7CINCINNAT Z TI.

~ - 90 CfNc HNATI, Omo. -! fTifa !Ou.fHy .
,?'.a .,sAncorporuted,. S1S. 2tiiJ Ri au{uri
SUPERIOR acilities aj ded this Institution for qua
In Thorough practical 1nanller for IN
counting room and business pursuits. 70 - i'll
housekeeping by Double Entrv-a compete
practical course Of Instruction given in the art OF Keep
artmnnts Of CONNIE rce and ro,Sn
endiBg The forms IN among most isb-
,yse or in business
merchandise at Wholesale oTtie and
S on their account commissions or on joint spec-
aEon, in. stocks, estate, &c
VIII bank Insurance, railroad and books o.
oint stock and chartered associations generally 7i
tonlnercIa calculations embrace every variety
10 business operations, being taught
70 me most approved methodslnerest, Dis
eTcGntIe COrTePota exercises are inrodlc-
ed on this subject impress business
habits and genuine business style upon
the mind OF the STUDENT as well as familaTze him iih
commercial echncaiesand phraseoogy, tdilig pro
|0taaa Aceomt saes, bills of exchange, 6c.,j
fraefteat Fen1nanshiP-One hour is devoted eaehg
systematic style OF business writing combining freedom
WIN command OF hand and pen accuracy aud
Ieeanee with ease and rapidtyan perfect egbty with
beauty o. construction. lGls sff.tEt yiF F1 ~ 90 >, -
COMMERCIAL Lazy and Political Eeonomy.-Day Lee
with the avOeatons of the merchant in the operations or
coHei CO. ard practical workings of trade, embracing Inc
SUBJECT OF Partnership, principal and AGENT negtia In
strumens sacs dcbis guarantees etc. also on the Laws
o wealth foreign and domestic exchanges cred
IL, Aroht, Interest," inter rational tiate, &C.
weeks. ~
INSTRUCTION being given ndi viday applicants enter
knowedse Of the ordinary English branches is all the
requisite preparatory qualifications 15l ~ -
GIhc business acquaintance of the PRINCIPAL him
70 lance 10 those wishing 10 procure situations
Good can be obtained in the CITY at to "a
per week. - go - 'f'7' .TIF . - ~ y IL STE
Diplomas under seal awarded ;he graduates E ..s
csye ss6S partial course books ati9rery &C. in
For tl course books, stationary Diploma. &C., ineu
janS'63-Iyd '55-ai .rt sf8- ~ u Prncipak .frH
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

. q q Es.E. g o.
1f...,; e. o. GOODMAN 81 co. -.
+''.' % -" F wnoLEsSLE DEkLERsIN' " 70 S-'s--.
Paper, Cards. Gard Boards, Ink,
g, nLEAcuIss rowDEHs, FxLrlso, wIREcEorn, &c. I'D
Peal Street, Cincinnati, o
MoNGi their Stock, may be found WHITING, AMI
IA BLANK BOOK. PAPER, the laI gest assortment il
the West, ofevery desert rtior o. % ne z-SsI4s1l
Printing Paper. ali sizes. Eng. & Amer Tissue PAPER
ssS ass'das s'u = : DtS Sisa sii,eriag FiH g @
Eisis EEnSslSPs: sT itropranb pTIgSst MSfsls SIC OF
Man,:a, genuine. H Glazed and Gilt ~ a." 81.
Ha6 ia G esTd 1Ed roEua a. ..ls
Match Box 5.,i Ia &C. Roofing Paper, prepared and
Tea Z" unprePored.
shoe c.., (" TgTspI TwTsppingfaper. az sizes
- Envelopes ofevery description, &c. &c.
-f-ii 80 S5ln3F7i "n BOAR DS. ,ffa-ie I7-lS .
Perforated, binders, Bonnet Press and Straw Ioards
Also, Agent for Lightbody's sGrERIoR PRiNTlsu INK
=. Cards, md Card Boards. -.
--"4" t9RSrRA PEkRE FACED GkRps yl- -a'i" ,aIo"
Is a5E BST9A PEorLE'sg gIs7 ~. ~ hiAe q. lis
poRcrLAIs 1sIa@5.lIsl way gaa yss1h
S.rrE suRFAcEDCAR BoARps.
,E, II, lvoRY 81, ~ - go ,.. %
- -7 PRiNrERs' --''-' ~ - ~ 'ii''-
zaF ,5i s.Trs EsAnELrp 7:s..IT gdl 81 artsiga =
slIeIa PeARn SURFACED GoLoREp G Ar D Bo An Ds4
The above Cards and Gard Boards, manufactured
pressIy for ourselves and are ola most beautiful
nsh they do not peel in working, and ara aforded Mt
than any Cards offered in this
ket, and aslow they be purchased in the East
Dealers and Consumers in Paper and Cards are
pecully invited TO examine stock All our goods
received direct from which enables to
seas low, lower, than any other house In West
% Paper made to order s.F f.s H. Iv.-l
Aue2f.tf -frNt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26

EDwan b ARcliBoLD -iisUsL !5 SAINT ypNef,s,sg p
az7saARcHBoLD g. DAVENPORT, alslg
q zgds Attorneys at Law, oti.--n
will give the al entij 10 'b1siiless All
Monroe and the ADJACENT Anties- : isnII :,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26
81 GEORGE MENDEI,.
49, No 15I, Main street,
.-f. fff4H IxyEtSrsf rn-S. ~, T- ..

II s now recei wing a LARGE LOT OF CARPETS. RUGS.
IL u. MATS AND MATING. Also, Table aud Floor oic
M Of FarnHture Of every description Gilt
and Transparent Window Ilinds lind Trimmings Clocks
Mahogany Vanecrs, Varnish. Haircloth, Cnrei Hair
snring, Sacking lioons lass and Mahogany Stair Ris
ect all which will be sold at the lowest nrces agI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26
7saddlesg Harness. Trunhs. i6te.
p;s &c; sss s;ss,;y @s1y &c s;sRa ;sR;

Eflcn - 3laCk Oh 4<k3t n s.ss,7-z
TTAVfSG bought 1 iRies To- OF Biaek siIks Of good
MAKES af atctiog for much lnsa tE4p the usaal pIra
we are offer them to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26
Spring and, Summer. Clothing.
STEPHEN RICE Merchant Tailor =.

81 N4OD4@444t
r., STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor,
a NNOUNCES 10 his old riicEds and customers ahdfhe
APublic gereralls that having business
he is ewing at his Store Ro3m in the SPfu3
Of eye;y color, quality, and variety Plain and taaey
CASSLMERESj Silk, Satin, and an Kinds OF PESITHGS,
&C., recently selected by himself the Eastern eiteas
suitable for the Spting and summer, and which he will
and 'atest style, His faEcy DeParfnaeni
embraces Shirts OF every Kind, Collars Crayata, HaiJ
every article kept in fenlemen,s geIieral IgrPahns
Quarters. South .sPRIGG HOUSE, Water Stree.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26
High ani Lou, Rick and Poor, look at this! ga,
Baskets! Baskets!! ,Baskets!M !.

rs not, manufacturing willow ware Of an sorts and siEes
i Including willow wagons gigs, close haIpeTs baaets
chairs cradles market baskets covered and uncovered
travelling baskets; ladieA sewing baskets OF ever descp
finest quality Willow the shortest notice and most
reasonable ters All those wishing any Thing N my me-
can be supplied by calling nding at my shoP, west
sfde or square, doors from Union street. Mo-
49, where manulaeture and keep hand Large aaa.
mari y -sllt s-s lag :ii-5 t-sas7t- EfE
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n, cric.ins, Pntronize Y our Own Ma
mon Wheeling Silk, Factory.

mon Wheeling Silk Factory
MERIC.iN Silk, manufactured into superior AMI sub.
IA stati articles of the vaJous fabrics in al
GILL'S SILK FACTORY; Main Street. Centre Wheel
ing Tie curious in such matters invited to call AID
the process OF ctnring and tLose wishing pur.
chase Silks Wholesale Ieta be supplied
able esnls at GilS Store adjoining the Factory at A.
ors, aiid o. W: Ileiskils, Wheeling Va. and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No.. 49, Maiu
ST eet, Cincinnati,O- s,.a .7g.- , s.-s..- r-5 r
Our Fabrics warrened all pure Silk and have taken
the lflG lest PREMIUMS and gold and silver medals
the american Institute, New York, Franklin lnstitutc
Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair We constantly
anufacung aud stock is large and scnsohablc
comprising many vactiesyelvcts satins, ests dress
silks, fringes, craVas, handkechiefs OF whe black
plaid figured and printed, all the newest Styles made
esttwined and plain Also shirts drawers
and half hose for gentlemen .i.T7
lean manufacture Orders orevery variety
yicxecuted.lG sAw ist2 ssa 30 -fas-gl -vt-.
Merchantable Coeoons anu Reeled SILK bought. -,
~ ''ae ts"',ii S'.-'''. John w. G I'll.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01

BuTFAro, Sept. 90, 1853
TIE receipts since las. have been as annexed -
Flour 200 bhls wheat e6, ,0f0 bu hels Flour hrm
ard pord demand owing light ecsipts Sales 50
bh,s ~ So Sc 81 76 for Ohio Mchisau wasat is
cen d. 36 eco bushels sold st 81 20 % for
Ohio AZ Micbigen. and 81 10 81 12 for oper fate
Corn -it out mstsrla cponse Oats at 3ic 9Th dull
market Ohio viii key, 24i4c Feights unohaogsd
osweGo Sept 30 1868
TIE eceios of The past "a tonss have bseo folio
Flour, 3 eco snls uhrat 80 zoo Bushels Primo whes,
s 10 tenss bnt is and h-d ABOVE the views
huNrs FHights- Flour sec = SIC, wheat lThc and
corn, l5Ho.
AIBANy Sept 90 1853
TIE following have srsu tho Jrcpts .incs ye erday
Fopr 6ftp tbe. wheat iS o00 bushela. corn IL COO:
barley IS 0c0 bpebes Florr hs. duh b1yars not
dine "a the his her rates Ssmsrded 500 obs sold
at 80 81 80 SO fer S'hte Whoss IL fair demand bat
operations cbscke5 by the 6rnns OF h,drra sas eco
busbe,S Corn he'd higher. ft0 bushels tod at stc
s1c for mixed Western g. zoo boshels barley soi st
zee for tsc rowed snd 82G . s4o for four 70 vsd
Whisky zoo bhls, sold, ct 2Tc for prison Aad Qnis,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01
From Washington City.


THE KILLING OF MAJOR nABAOLD-APPOINTMENTS TO
oFFICE-NAyAL CHANGES, ETC.
WAWNGT0S. Sept 80 1868.
Private advces from Fort Graham, Texas give psrcu-
lars of the recent killing st that place. Of Major Arnold
Of the Second Dragoons by sstan Surge Steiner in
consequence Of the fcrmer who commanded post
dsrg the letter into arrest Tor quarresons condoct
Mr Steiner subsequently gave himref to the authoi
tea.
Chsres LsDmau formerly xr Webstsrs private Sesre-
tay has resigned bis position at the head of the copy
right buresp in the Depar nent of State
APPOINTMENTS II De sin Reilly. ths ish patrst Clerk
in ,h General Land Office; Horato NJ Sears Of laoox
Mass mail Iou,s agent between Bridgeport aud Pitts.
field
NAVAL CHANGEs.-Passed Mldshpnan W. 81 Parker,
detached ON the Cysne, and appontsd Assistant Pro
f-ssor of Mstremaic. al the Naval Acsdem,; Lieut.
De Haven. dc ached hom the Dale aud Lieu; II
Har sop ordered ia his place; Capt G. Long, to com
nsnd tbs Sarspsc, Lieut. e M Yard has been ordered
to j,in the Sa'sDac Passed M,oshipman r. Auuck
dsrsd join the Sarapac Acting Master Capt Strib
bling has ben detached from the Naval Academy
SupeIntet dsrt at his request; John Tasloe OF
Delaware, commissioned Assistant Surgeon In place Of
DR.. Br- An, deceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01

OssNA 'CWb WfOUnON
TERRIBLE GALE, AND LOSS OF VESSELS AND THEIR
ChEwS-THkEATENED FAMINE IN NEwFOUND-
BOSTON, Scot. 80. 1863
The steamer Ospray which arrived at aAhfsx the
26th INST from st. Johns N f., reports that number
Of 6sbiDg YES els, together ~h their had
lost The northern side Of Newfoundland duging ter
yible gale htch ccuyTed sbont the 10Th
letter dated Passumosic Prince Ed <ard Island Sept
Is states that the hsrbors full Of American fishing
ell Of .hich have had poor luck Taey iutonded
tn maize auo'bsr attAmpt when the gale which was
then raging should subsds
vessel arrived ct Gloucester yestsrdav which hes
beeD sbs n. three months, and brings home only dftv
barels mackerel not enough to pay expenses. She
spoke several vessels which had n,ne
The potato rop Of Newfoundland ID almost an utter
failure. ,ount Of the rot The fishery has also
turned cut badly and great fears entertained Of
. fawi, smoDg the poorer Inhabitants during ths
coming winter. Ths papers urge uoon the govsrnment
to cell early session Of the Legislature to meet the
emer aency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01
From Cincinnati

RAILROAD ACCIDENr-KIssANE GUILTY.
CECfNrArI. Sept 80, 1863
Last ing the train ths Dayton and Troy road
Jssspg Plea. lock two caught By tho
locomonve, throwing the Of the track aud
u them badly but fortunately Of the passengers
were .eriousy bjuJed.
The jury in the Of Ktssane have brought in yer.
q ct OF guilty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01

LOWELL Srpt %, 1908.
The Museum In this city almost totally dsstroyed
by fire This afternoon This Mn, and theatrica pro
perties we're owned by Hldrsth and rohn 7. Ches.
ley, valued at % 900 and uninsured.
The bnildir fully insured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01
Marine Disaster. SC.

BALTIMORE Sept 90, 1858
despatch from Norfolk tn day states that the
schooner Potonec from Ne~ Yo b Tor Baltimore, WAS
into last hight by The propeler vrgtniS, of the
Horseshoe ALI tbe schooners fors rigging carried
Away. She pnt in here fer repairs
The NAH 'bia sveeipg brought nothing from any
point south Of Richmond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01
NIuxusrer Convicted.

PoUGHKRxPsR Sept 80, 1865
TIE jury In the Of George Lake charged with the
murder Of his wife and cnildren the 7th Of last
June oersd verde Of guilty this Afternoon. To-
sanity was the only ground Of defence. Hs viii bs
fenced tc morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01

TIE WEATHER -Dur,ps ths last few days the suddsa
charge 10 cold has sdnonishsd Of the Approa sh e
roueh winter With its frosts and In the mtAAs e
The day. stsr the has cell warmad the earth and A.
osptsre this SUDDEN transition ShAt hAs lately taken
place NOT que visible bat aN night and early In tbs
mahes one butt up MS coat with hslf shivsrsg
.sdop. ne emPerature sppssrs 70 b getting love-
every night On Wednesday pght ths thsrmonstsf fsu
It, lowest point 20 dssres and On rhsrsdsy ngst
four dsgrses lower, having fAlsa to ~ dsgcss.
During ths dsy 1t had however. rissn having bssn
thursday and Friday In both asys st p n. st IS d.
grees- Tho wind vhiah On Thursday was norths s~t,
changed yesterday 10 north vsst -
EMIGRATION Tho following comsgiss tAs foreign emf
ation 10 this port from ths various poss designated for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01
The Ea.tcrn TeIegraph Omce Lines

Lb-F
hightful storm Is raging In ,hs province and 10 Nova
Scotia. The tse,s sph line be this ci Calais
Maine Is pr'stratsd slo that bes~seo here and Hal
fax Dor latest iotsHeencs from Hafar Ia dated
O'CLOCK. p. M. yeeHda We send this dispatch via
Frederickton, Quebec and Montreal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01
Arrival OF tine City Of Glasgow


II steam rropeller City Of Gissgo = from liverpool
Sept IA pared the C.pes at &C ock to night and
win arrive ~ her wharf early Saturday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01

The Bank OF Eusl, nd has raised ths rate Of doour
TO AZ pr cent. Conaols closed at 95k 9sX for money
PARIS BouRsE The Bourss closed ON the 10th a. fol-
lowss Per cents 76f 65c; AZ per cents 1ol co. bank
28OO.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
R&l A. IA d,,u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01


aurr1AxLy OUTRAGE -Thursday night Mr. MsynSrd
Adcee csaisr csnphsns ~horerdss In fnifd avenuss
ty Forty tAird strses vas ptcx
up In front C-Dtre Hal the oorner OF 6raod street
spo Centre Bsrtet place. With b fs0e sesersiy cut
having bean sti uck wth deosntsr ~ sone psrsor
an 10 hin ir The Hsu Or Jackson was called c.
the uound Ard Addse Afterwards taken h1ms
b. bis friends
ATTEMPT AT ARsoS,-rse houee No az Ciuton plsc,.
occupied by sr Reschss sosrdtne fcnooi va
N, 27,h icst retseen 10 aad IL " ard .esiu 10 al
~, ocoupd bedroom the third story, BY ~hico hex
a. b.6.sssd s.re destroyed. The Ore ext.ng st-0
Nv The family II Ia supposed TO have bssO the wssx ss
al II cenoiszy,
ACCIDENT Henry Tovrsr driver Of the fifth ave.
rue .frces ehir mouuting br Ia Univass,ty cla a
pear Elevrrrh st~et, Tocsdat evening sbcst se~.s
O'Clock fell 90 ard the wheels pss-eA bis Ay die
ccssip2 bis shouioer Hs taken sy ccse On irstB
ourth aycnue.
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Important from Buenos Ayrcs

FLIGHT OF Observation-Disclosures OF HIS TROOPS.
From Buepos Ayres 20 learn thxt the 18th July
Urqnizs took refuge board the American steamer and
the 14th his forces laid down their arms and dis
persed
The province Of Buenos hyrss entirely tranquil at
latest dates, and business was recovering.
Ulquiza wao quiet at Entire Rios.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

/
KENTUCKY sixsa......... ......... 88 q 90
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The market had been fat sl he week, but exhibited
but i~ qu0table decloe until the bank raised rat,
OF ciseoupt when the market beeam- shaky aud closed
at ore eighth 81 penny decline all qualities except
cps1s live difficulties with the ploye,s beise sl uu.
settled aided the declLe The -eeas sales chiefy OF
nolrg qualities) uee 28 go bales including 6l0 on
sp cusrion ard 400 fer export Fridays (ths l6th)
DuIes, vas COO bales The arAst ccsins very quietly.
The authorized quotations are
Far Midding
- vsrssI..Ss....'s........... oAc ID
I, ..'..'....'....."ohd pa
lpfe,or and ord'nary. 4d = sgd almost unsa eao,s
STOCK sos 900 bales inc udcg 602 600 American. Spin
ners ssocHt Of cotton, ars or mottly low,
LIVERPOOL CORN TRADE
me msfbet had sfaid assumed Q decidedly mp vard
tendercy sales Of al articles each day sho ~ed dAy
rse 10 prices CO Ing OF Friday the 10 The tishsst
dgpres STAINED. The advance durng the serk sas
vsrioutiy called ron 60 I'd on wheat: Ia a
"a on co,b; and La. Cd o. on -four TIE pYipcioaI
housee sRr-e quoting United States ~heas A. 9s o.
30 red and mixed IS Cd S. l0d ;ws-tern canal an
perfue -four BE Baltimore and Philadslo ra 2is "a
| 82e. Cd Ohio 81 ;s,sr 26s 2ss Iudisn corn ia
moderate rsquest at "a 49, Cd for rs vhte and 39s
3f- Cd for yellow Some hrms quote white Ia oixh
a. sea q 37s Toe a5vaocs oviog 10 variable
sssfher sith 6ImDeps 10 the ,0tinsuai n.rkes
sD6 she Threatening ssyec, Of the rg ksh dispute
(foE Srce the market clos@d the telegra ph iudt.
osee more probability OF negotiations being re opened
instead Of var
THE LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Beef was IN niOderete steahy dems nd sales Of eco
Nefoes at forme, tricss OF perhaps little armer Tns
tract Pine Domir ally g6s 1f5s. The same re
fyts epry 10 povk Prime weetarn rcasa was quotei
MNs 7ee B.con quiet, blt 6vm weetsn 49,
os; lAstsrn, ia. Cheese rss IN gccd demand; u
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SUCCESSES OF THE REvOLUTIoEIsTS, ErC.
In China the revolutionary army retsared its position
Ths Tartars bad attempted TO take Amy but without
success.
Trade was dull and iractlye. Exchange 3D. Sd.