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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08
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Sale Of Real Estate.

Y order of the Court of Probate, of Portage County, will
ID be sold at public sale to the highest bidder the prem
ses, Friday the 10th day March, 1854 the following real
estate tho property Anson Ackey deceased wits all the
real Of which the said Anson Ackey died zed e
in sreesboro in said county in lots H. 81 and 81 lying in
three pieces the first piece containing twenty and
half acres second piece tanning 720O0 Of all and
last piece containing of acre. will be sold subject TO
widows right dover which has been assigned to her In the last
two pieces. ...., ......
Frspiecc appraised at $saO second piece appraised at
5000, third piece appraised at $3.50.
Terms ofpayment made known on the day OF sale.
~. CAD'R CRAWFORD, admir-,
Rayenna Feb. Z, 1854, by Michael Stuart his Attey.
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Shalersvlle, Jan. 96, 1854.
III 1t would hardly do for any to have the temery
nowadays TO question the eXce0nc OF Doctor Ho0hands
German Btters which prepared by Dr. G. NJ Jackson
In Of dyspepsia liver complaint and arrangement of
the digestive organs their many virtues have long since been
made plainly apparent They purge from the system the NOR
bid humors which retard the natural functions, and bring
aleness to the cheek and suffering to the brow They ban
h those clogs upon happiness, and restore the system to
high health.
II LvER RDIsEAsE.-CARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE, as REM
ey for liver dsease and the number of formidable evils
neced with dSoTganzed state Of that organ, is unrive
Hundreds Of certificates, from the highest OF per-
living in the city of Richmond Va, might given OF
affected 10y Carer's Spanish Mixture We have only
refer to the extraordinary cure OF Sa NJ DiIkcr
Esq, If the firm of Drnke Morris, booksellers Richmond,
Va who bured by bottles of Caters Spanish Mix
ture after three years suffering from diseased liver He
its action the blood is wonderful, better than MI tho nedl-
cine he had taken and cheeuly recommends 1t to all
=. .+See advertisement.
1 DR.. TUBBS will be at the Prentiss House, Wednes-
aS day afternoon and Thursday 18th and 18th Of March.
See advertisement in another column. '' a''
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YYOfDaisA Notice.

NOTICES hereby given all persons Interested that the
executors and administrators the following estate,
have presented to the Court Of Probae in and for the County
of PORTAGE in the Stats OF Ohio, their several settlement
counts which are placed file in the Office of the Judge of
said Court and continued for the inspection and exception OF
all persons interested until Monday the 9TH day of March, A
ID. 1854 H'
Altman Chapes Estate Final Settlement, Account Filed.
Reuben Buds, do do do
Barzilla Affords do do
Edward Prices, do do .... do
Matthew Illusions. Partial do do
WIN. Hatcher, Guardian to Harriet NJ. Merrmar, Sete't.
John Haven, do to Elsen Goodell & ais do
Jokn B. King, do to Lois Hotchkiss do
Isaac Hutson do to Henry C. Holcomb. do
j.. L. BROWN, Probate Judge.
Ravenna Feb. Z, 1853. - ." 70 450-3w
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5prtiaI Nutlras.
Examination and Exhibition.

The Examination OF the classes Of the Ravenua Institute,
will take place the Town Hail. Thursday, Eeb the lGh
1854. Examination TO commence Ut o O'Clock A. NJ
The school will give Exhibition at the place upon
Friday Feb. the l7th commencing at O'Clock, Pm.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08
New Advancement,

MN. D. DURHAM, having purchased the entire interest
w of Gis in the late firm of Gs g. Durham, would
respectfully inform his friends and the public generally that
he will continue the Boot Shoe and Leather business in all
its various branches at M old aad door east OF the new
Brick Bloc where b fahd ut times The largest as
sortmet of Boots apd Shoes in Ravenna embracing every
variety and supply ofSoe and Upper Leather, French
Calf Skins Morocco Lninss and most Kinds of Shoemaker
fndnss all Of which will be sold ut ths lowest possible S
Ray, ,ilGn Jan O. ls54 EMM. D. DURHAM.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08
GOLD AND SILVER WAT

GOLD AND SILVER WATHCHES.
OLIVER SPOONS, Gold, Silver and Plated Spcctacles, u
y good assortment, for sale at low prices,
Ravenna, Jan. II, 1854 at X. A. BAIRD & Co.'S.
HEARS Scissors and Pocket Knives, of the finest quality,
- can be found Jan IL, 1854. at r. BAIRD & Co.'S
(NLoCKS u good assortne ut for sale cheap
~ Jan IL. 1854 at K. BAIRD & Co.'S.
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Valentines! VaIentines!!

sTm witch OF girl, the beaux ali say,
And they come 10 me eourting every day
But my heart-if have any-Surely II Is thine,
Aud I've drawn your name for my valentine"
VALENTINES, fine assortment and Valentine Writer'S
Just beginning to 60 of like hot cakes; call soon
L Feb. !, 1854. ut HALLS Book Store.
Hot Corn,
IIoT CORN: Life Scenes In New York by SOlon Robin
son, OF the Editors OF the New York Tribune Illus
traied by n. Orr This Is book for everybody full sup
pyl Just reeevcdat, Jan 90, Halls Book Stole.
JANUARY Is, 1854.
READY CLOTHING AT COST ASDLEss THAN COST.
HAVE hand good assortment Of Clothing dc in Ra-
VIENNA, which will be sold above stated. Heavy over
Coats Light do, Fine Sack do Common do. Fine Procks do,
Fine Dress do; Cashmere Satnet Tweed and Full Cloth
Pan200 Pair; Black Satin Vests, Worstcd Plaid do Cas-
smee do, Tweed do. AN anxious to dispose of all the
Ready Made Clothing have hand ard will sell the above
articles at less ces than quality Of Goods be
bought in Ohio. Jan IL, 1854. +. W. SEYMOUR.
(lUR RENTS AND ClTRoN, Of the best quality,
~ Jan II, 1854. ut F.W. SEYMouR's.
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% DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS. "
q h1a DOCV.oH! TUBES, ga1q a.
~. MA HTLGhL. PHYSICIAN. 2.

syf1 VI sJHA. TIL CtUIflNs..
WiILbe in attendance at his rooms follows: ~ s'"F
HOUSE, "Wednesday afternoon and Thurs
day untt4 oelock, :, p. M. 18th and nth March.
Akron--Cobb's Exchange Tuesday, l4th Mareh.sg8 e
Cleveand-American House, Monday and Tuesday acth
Warren-Clinton House, Morday, goth of March. ....
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases OF tho LIVER Lungs
Kidneys Spleen, lnfamnaons, Rheupatisn, Asthma,
Shortness of Breath ordeuiy breathing Dyspepsia drop
sy Weakness Nervous disabilities, Resessness, Loss OF
appetite Conspaon Derangcment the Stomach, Bilious
Affections, Gravel White Swelgs, any longstAnding dis
No CHARGE FOR CoSsrLTArtoN -Dr t. neither bleeds
bstes she Homapahist; he never uses Ar
scnc Anthony, other mineral medical agennOrts
he psenan he neither seams gives eeess His the
of diseases differs from all others that have been adopted,
but not more than his system of treatment. He does not
make sick oake tear down TO build again, nor
ay nervous Irritation, by patching with anodynes
We caution the public against who in several
counties cndeavorng reap harvest from the popularity
of remedies by pretending to administer the saes They
would be utterly incapable of celebrating most Of our medi
cnes, as they ofsarning reputable praetiee.
h -..,..,.., ~ ri REMARKS. Ta sae1fUtryl
In selecting the great number cases pouring pp.
Of lo aty and diseases is to be hoped that nyads will
always, when practicable, confer in person with those
covered and learn the reality of which etteFs faint pie
ure serutin us edraestty desed Our attention
being given chronic diseases nearly all the
persons who have thoroughly tried the whole routine Of
edies ESQ cae) exan and becoming hopeless martyrs
to popular but delusive modes Oftreatment. rs e 4.
'.Ist ASTHMA CAN BE CURED.
So say those patients who been struggling for
years with this relentless disease but inspire freely and
with comfort the bountul air of Heaven. ' = = NN
A SINGLE ILLUSTRATION.
Mrs J. Mcnser, Of Beaver township, Mahoning county
sicans "a Disease Of the Liver and Asthma, confirmed and
iucurabe" Breathing at times extremely difficult border
ing upon saocation. Under Analytical treatment health
restored in three months and has been good through all
| changes
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08
Hot Corn,
,JaI9IIary rs, IS5l

Z. L-S-Z. A. ID. E. C. u. X. L.
JI'XTRACT of Java Coffee. For sale by
III Ian II, 1854. Il. W. SEYAorR,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08

JcWelFy.
K. Baird * Co.'S, can be found al all times large
and well selected stock of Jewery, Of every descriptions
and selling ut the lowest possible rates.
N B. Samples of the newest s les received week,
from the maufnetoes at the East consequently the newest
and most approved sty le1 always on hand.
Notice. ...
d A. BAIRD having formed cO-partncrship with J..
IL. Dewey Of Franklin, will continue business before,
the old stand in Aliens Block, under the and firm Of
r, A Baird d Co, .'.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08
REMARKS.
)opulaf Dut ueluslVe MODES O1treatme0t. s*'
5s' ASTHMA CAN BE CURED.
NEW MUSIC.

With music, sweet music, greet s0n agains', ~
T LILY Dale, Katy Darling song and quartette. Homo
Sailor Boys Last Dream, WoodburyWat for the Wagon,
Answer t" Wait for the Wagon, Uncle Toms Lament for
we-Bakcrs, Chds Prayef &c. with good assortment OF
waltzs, polkas, qaadrs, &cf may be found at
Is RcoK SroRR,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08
RAvENNA HAT STORE,
Inmes TWift 900.

2HD STOCK OF FALL d WINTER GOODS, %
WE are now receiving our end stock OF Fail and Winter
w Goods comprising the largest stock OF Hats Caps and
Purs brought 10 this village, call IN and take look at
hem Dec L. ~ " = at TwITT's.
rTNHoSE HOLIDAY HATS have arnvod. Weree'd cases
last Thursday, they the preitiss style and the most
durable Hat that has been offered for sale, Sizes Brm
curled and Rbd IT. width Ct, Bell crowned call and
get good hI Immediately, al TwTTT's.
AIDES FANCY FURS, we have very large assoIt-
II men of Ladies Dress Purs, comprising Mus u, Vic
torines, DceI. at TwIIT's
good assortment Straw Bonnets, Colored and Plain
25 dozen Kossuth Hats 10 do Hungarian 10 do Piare
do just received, DecI TwITT's.
ID oNNETS! BONNETs-Just rec the following sty les
- Winter Bonnets, Florence Rutland cl ored and White
Straw. JAS TwITr d co.
LURS FURS!-Lades will find good assortment Of Stone
Martcn, Fitch, Genet Imitation Of Marten and Cony
Mnfs, vielornes and Guns, 1t JAS. TwTTr & CO.
BUFFALO RoBES-E&tr large sizes, the best article in
ID RavennG. JAS TwITF d co.
II. Little,
BOOKSELLER, Sationer and Fancy Goods Dealer north
Of the Prenss HOUSE. has received large general
assortment of goods recently purchased in New York which
he offers the most favorable terms for cash ready pay
School Books and Stationery at Wholesale retail low for
cash. Please call and examine before making your purchas-
es-yOu buy cheap of u. LITTLE,
Nov. IA, 1853.
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DissOlWtiOn Notice. y .---

Dissolution Notice. sa.a :a,'.sa aiti
TIME co partnership heretofore existing between Mason &
Sevcrns in the Livery Business is this day dissolved by
mt tual consent. rHiH .. y
Oscar Seyerns will continue the business the old stand
northeast of the Phoenix Block, he will be ready
furnish Horses aud Carriages at short notice aud
soilable terms '....... ..... ID a..st- .-.n
.Raynnna F.b. a, 1854 4jO3w
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Nsss ena 6blendid EnIeT Tise--F FtrasteFs ASrttsiI
" ars 6aslness On an s1Isnliss oaf
i1r5 are vas seiecled qnf ce of ne es taznnhciasn
.SisSss SSsst. n hss sss ssa ESf Sss IN .s.d.ud
S. s..S sS'
2 RSFs.,s; Is q "a
poN prepared grstfs Improved issis df ps0saad
ave them the additional espyBse going 70 the cite.
We desen openiiT sisl Nefe ron y tls.1s. ~, ~
FOUND AT A. B. eKIFFfN's Old sT1SD,
H. 1-e7.rH y opposiis the Univefkaiist chutskl
Pls9.o ss e and s.%Ss , i9E 5SSEs:yss ne s
Marble top side tables, 10 Centre and Card tabie4 - hrge
Mahogany RoeK Mshogopy chais splendid ssers
lounges bureaus cane seat chairs e. general
sorment Of CABINET wGRk Including variety o. LooElEo
GL.ssEs and MATsAssEs Hneseys Bed Bottoms cana BE-
WASTED--A first rate article OF seasoned sAsk Nanni
lumber. An extrs price wiz pe PAID a 49,
CLoTHs, cussimcrss, satnets Tweeds, and vestings
| ~ large assortmeht,st RoyELLt MlTJkn Ce.
| NJ HlFkGoops--Barrsd Cambrcs; plain sEiss Mall,
w figured, and dotted, do French dimity Book mnaini
terocria Lawns, etc. ROwELL, WIr4EE &C..
NMBRoIDERlEs FloupciEE Lace, Swiss Rdgnes and In
II serinss Cambe, do Thread, smyrna, and Linen Edg
ngs; Embroidered Chemetes, do DO tloNne
slevcs. RowELL, WlTTER q 70.
JoSIERY-Black and coored Cashmere Hose Merino,
Ii do Spun Sk Hhe and eolored cotton hose; ehidens
hose Of all sizes. RowELL. WIITER Co..
| A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of ofLANcAsTER QUILTS, En-
"A brOdersd do = paRsssk and Moreens Cfnsh Diaper
Huckabucks Napkins now drop and damaskl broyp La
Tab; cloths, DunAsS do; Linen and Woolabe covers
! 80. IaI-l.. LOWELL. WIrrEa 4 20.
IL ATS & CAPS, Ladies sutehcs, Geuts enameled travel
II ing bugs, Umbrellas, etc. HOWELL. MIIIEE, q 20.
DooTs AND sIfNES-Ladies Kid r. r. J. Lind, enana,d
- foxddo patent leather excelsors kdparodi, enamelsd
abOni OOo kid welt foX CATERS patent leather do3 long
rubber boots, rubber over shoes Misses rubber over
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08
Thc school at ShaIersvisie,

Will commence its Spring term, Tuesday the alst o
February next -.H J. A. PICKETT, Principal.
Shularsyille. 1874
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08
HALLS ROOK7 s1N5TSE.


HALLS ROOA7 SCORE.
NEW BOOKS, SCHOOL. BOOKS and STaTToEERT,
US received for the Fall and Winter trade Among
re E
Mapleton, OF More Work for the Maine LaN: a!oa%
To G&PRs Var Win @ BY 9"T hoadcy SaS
Father Bright Hopes Hearts and Faces Dodds Lectures to
lar tales by + Arthur For tn. and entertain
men of the little foks" assortment is complete
All the School Books used in town and county are offered
Standard, Historical, Biographca and Postieal works.
statonery-Lotter Paper plain and gilt, Bath Faris su
Fooscap, good stock. Bill, Counting House, and Legal
Envelopes, all sizes and kinds 1911 =!
MAYNARD q Moves Ink the best That Is now mads: ,,
Pencils, some beautiful ivory sops, &c.
Ravenna, November s,le53. .s ,s.sE
SECoND War with England, BY J. T; HesdIey, yols:
EUN JoTTINGs; or, Laughs Ihave taken Pen to; by
l. Parker Willis. Ese HALg's Book STORE.
d UBBER OVERSHOEs-A Few cases Mems and Womens
Metallic Rubber overshoes Just received for sale ut
Rayenna, Segt 81 80 (fiLLIs & DURuAM's.
- OYS B0oTS.-10 Of Boys and Youths Coarseand
- Fine Boots prime article, at GILLIs e. DuRr tM's
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.
of the high price Of Wheat and other grain the
Dec 5, 1853, WdlTTLEsEY & BROTHER.
BRIAR-HILL COAL.
THE Subscribers have thirty tons Of Brar,iill Coal for
l. sale. .-...... WAIrTLEsEY & BRorEER.i
campbellsport Dec. S, 1859. ..
'n Books! EOokS!..
Z Ely to Uncle Toms Cabin. by Harriet Beeeher Stow
IN Wide Wide World; Life Pictures; Peep of Day; Line
upon Line by author of Peep Days Here Little and there
Little; Precept upon Precept; Lady of the Lake, embe
scdG Lofty aud Lowry; Waiter Coltons Works; t. S. Ar
thurs Select Tales, beautifully bound. choice stock o
beautifully bound Bibles, Testaments, &e &C., also Sto
ready pay at HALLS Book STORE.
Ravenna, Nov. 8, 1853. ri s5. lrs III ~
MUSICAL INSIRU1IEN1sS. r,.qE,eE
CCoRDE0NS, Volns Flutes, Fifes and Fageoetts, just
IN received from the Importers in New York. Also best
quality of Violin Bass Vol and Guitar Strings Rosin, Brdg
Tail Pieces and Bows Pedrs supplied with Accordeons
ut low prices by ..-r. '..f1 H b. LITTLE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08
OCTOBER: R 1859

INANCY GOODS, &c-Lades Collars, new styles; under
Il handk kerciefs Cuffs Cap Lace, Muslin and Cambric kdg-
ngs and Insertions thread edgngs, silk and linen
dress bottoms white linens white cambres bishop lawns,
Swiss NULL brown blue and green beraee eoaore eabrcs.
cottons' canton aannes Iaid hnseys etr. as
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08

E subscriber will pay in New Goods the highest prices
for GOOD but9r dried peaches, and dried apples -
@ OetJIei 10. E9bEl4J 5.3 Tle4 H.F.W! SExAoUK!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08

LoTHs, cassmcres, Satinetts, Tweeds, and Vestngs,
~ large assortment, at RovELLs WlTgkn 20.
M HITkGOODs--BarTed CambTics; plain Swiss Mall,
w hgured and Dotted do; French dlmy; Boot mnsini
terocria Lawns, etc. RowELL, wIrfEE &, Co
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08

III and eoored Cashmere Hose, do Merino,
Ii do Spun Sk whte and eolored cotton hose; ehidren
hose of all sizes. RowELL. 'WITTKR d Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08

Il EADY MADE GL0THING-0ver Coats and Sacks, Froek
IL and DreSs Black and fancy colored cassmere pant;
Black Satin, and figured silk vests made in town and war
ranted we'll made. at SEyMouR's
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08

- NEW BUUKS.
DLEAK HOUSE, complete, 50 cents; Little Ferns for
ID Fannys little friends Boyhood of Great men, Snlili
tudcs by Lucy Larcom Travels Mungo Park in Africa;
New supply of Mysterious Parchment Sunny Sde Peep
No S. leaf sunny sdc Solomon Northup; Quecchy;
Wide Wide World Dollars and cents; Three years in Caor
mia. by Cotton. For sale, at LlTrLE'S
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08

A LARGE ASSORTMENT ofLANcASTER QUILTS, En-
n brOidersd, do sassk and Moreens csas Diegsr
Tabf. cloths buInAsE, do; Linen and Woofable covers
- szowELL, WITrER & Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08

Observation-Disclosures Lace, Swiss EdginGB and In.
II sertinss cambe do; Thread, Smyrna, and Linen Edg-
ngs; Embroidered chemsetes do Underseyea do lowihe
sleeves. RowELL WrTTER q Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-08

DR0ADCLOTHS and CASSlM rench' Black twill
ed; Brown Blue and Drab eoaingF Black Dceskia
and variety ofeolors for pa Kentucky Jeans Sattnes
and full Cloths. These cloths hast spring. and
will be sold ut reduced prices. at SRYMOURb.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

ANTI-NEBRASEA MEETING.

NEW YORK, May 14,--Pursuant TO notice, the op
ponents OF the Nebraska bill assembled in the Park
last evening, at O'Clock, in great force The pro
eeedings were Of the most earnest and decided
character. The Hon. Mark Spencer presided, cup
ported by many prominent men of both parties
Among the speakers were Hon. B. F. Butler, A. N
Havens, Samuel Fessenden and number of work
iGg men.
Tue following resolutions were adopted amid re
pested cheers:
The lst refers to the present crisis when the PEG
pie's will is overborne in the House OF Represen
natives The 2nd, thanks the members who, true
to their honor and their oaths are keeping seepless
watch at their posts, in defence of Northern rights
and the national honor. The Sd, declares that nc
man who votes for the repeal of the Missouri Com
PROMISE or ia any way abets it, shall ever receive
their votes for any Office The 4th pronounces the
pretence that the bill recognises non interven tion
a transparent sham. The 9Th, calls State Con
yention and recommends similar conventions in
the Free States also in Maryland, Delaware, and
other Northern Slave States. The 9th, constitutes
the committee before appointed, permanent one
and proposes an efficient scheme of emigration to
Nebraska The last directs these proceedings to be
cent to Congress and the Governors of the different
States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16
THE LATE RAILROAD FURTHER
pARTfrIfI ARR

Troy. May Ii, ls54.--At twenty minutes before
eleven O'Clock this morning. the locomotive Ariel
with baggage aud passenger car with acme forty
persons, started upon a regular trip for Greenbush
Il was running At its usual speed, when, within
hall mile of the termination OF Its route the train
was run into by the Croton being the express train
from this city to New York. The intimafon of dan.
ger was rushing OF the engine into the passenger
car, scattering the people In all directions some
were thrown upon the banks ever the track On one
side, and down the bank towards the river on the
other side. Several persons were injured, some
quite seriously, and young lady, daughter OF HI
ram p. Hunt of Troy, was taken from the ruins We.
ry much bruised and helpless. Judge Hunt and
another daughter were also on the car, who escap
60; me latter WITT slight injury, The persons dis
with all possible despatch, where the best medical
attendance was provided We are not advised,
Mas Hunt -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BALTIMORE

On Sunday morning last, fire broke out in the
lumber yard Of Lloyd s. McElderry. ON Light 81.
wharf. Baltimore, and greater portion of the con
tents were destroyed. The entire contents of tho
store adjoining, No. ilo. occupied AZ a lime and
feed store by Michael Dorsey & Co, were destroy,
sd; alec the stoek in the wholesale grocery ware
house of James N, Muir, No. ia These buildings
belonged TO Mr.. Dorsey. The flames next commu.
nieafed to the grocery and tobacco commission
house of X, & w. w. Isaacs, No. ll6-moss of the
stock destroyed. The second door was occupied
by h. +. Willis, rag and junk dealer-stock nearly
destroyed. No lla, occupied by ]. Thomas Ira
vera Wholesale grocery warehouse-~stock dam
ssed to the amount Of $4,000. The loss 10 estima
s,ed at near $50 600 the most OF which Is insured
Tire Engineer of Liberty Fire Company was badly
bruised aud burned by falling wall; and three OF
four other fremen. who were in the second story
CT Csc of the buildings, narrowly escaped death
They were rescued by the aid of the Pioneer Hook
aud Ladder Company.
Toe FIRE was the work OF an ineendiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16
THE NEBRASKA BILL,

The National Intelligencer appends the following
to the Congressional proceedings of Saturday
In regard TO the order of business hereafter, il
may not be amiss to remark that the motion to
close the general debate the Nebraska bill ia still
pending, and no other subject can have precedence
until this is disposed of Withdrawn. The busi.
ness Tor Tuesday, as stated by the Speaker, will be
the Pacific Railroad bill, as special order That
special order cannot be postponed, except by unan.
imUns consent but If such consent be given it can
he postponed to particular day. when il will be
the special order for that day. 1t is now evident
that no question can be taken the Nebraska bill
until after further debate but the discussion on il
can be carried on whilst the House is in committee
upon any other subject
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL or THE ATLANTIC
FoURDAYs LATER FRoMEURoPE.
DECLINE IN BREADSTUrrs AND COTTON
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM THE SEAT OF
WAR.
Bombardment of Odessa
Ships Burnt, &c., &C.


Nav YoaK, May, i3.-The steamer Atlantic, with
four days later sdvices, has arrived The inteli
sence Is highly important
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
liverpool. May b. Flour has declined Ia. and
Corn %. The quotations are as follows:
Flour--Western Canal, 36s a:6a 3D.; Ohio 37as
3es. Corn-Whte 29s.; yellow 3ss,
Cotton duh, and descriptions have dsclined--the
lower grades most The quotations are irregular
Sales of the past three days, 1000 bales.
Trade in the manufacturing districts has largely
declined.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Odessa was bombarded for ten hours on the oath
of April. by the allied eets and port of the city
destroyed. Four gun fortresses were dismantled
Nine merchant ships, eight of them Russian and
one Austrian, were burnt in the harbor. Three
British bombarding steamers we're badly injured.
An attempt was made by the English to land 1900
men; but they Jailed to accomplish their object.
The Russian feet sailed out OF the harbor of Sc
bsstopol during the bombardment, but retired with
out offering battle.