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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-01
Burning of the Great Republiol!
ANOTHER TRIUM.li
DERIANOE AARRsIli
Nrw Onk. be-. q, lssa. -.

r.f NEw \ OAK, Dec. pa, 1853, 2P.N..
M. Root NJ Pdirick, 1872 Pearl ats
i DEAR Stnt- II Is WITH much satisfaction thatwe bear
testimony the really fire proof qualities Of the Defiance
safe OF our marulaeture which had In use IN ou Of
nee, at tho Novelty bakery, No. 2l4 Front street which
with many other buildings together with tile mammoth
clipper ship the Great Republic and other ships, was de
stroyed BY fire, this morning. The SAFE, containing all
our books papers, money, bills receivable, insurance pol
hours, viz nom tic commencement Ol tho lire at mild
nihi until removed from the ruins, while still hot oyou
store When opened at p. ~ this day ITS contents
were delivered TO us In excellent ORDER tho books pa
ners bank bills, &c heiHg lcgbe az they before
their exposure to what consider most severe ordeal
Yours, respectfully
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oALnNpAR FoR las4.
y Cfbufg Firo, Lilo 8lMarine Insdrafioe Co

Ly nChburg Fro, Life 6eDdarine Insurance Co
ratt UP LTNuuuuBu, VA
WV RANKIN, AseRt. y
WORCESTERSHIRE Bank, corner Main ana fiddle
isa4iY wheeling, Va,
Machine Belung.
A LARGE invoice or Leather Boiling nom me cello,
N brated mandatory OF Hoyt BIothers, New York.
aud Warranted equal TO any made, t
81 JoHNsH. TAPPAN.
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or 7hS csr4tsli. put u. AitAiy ssnesHiyel't StA'
.BsllsS. -. -. =, :,
3 lf.I-' 49, IL, ~, RING, pTolIletOrt, -i.l So
Toe BrOadwsy' Now Yogh.
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WnrELINd, "a, Iune le6l.


1sls wardsnS and Vsstry or ST. Matthew's Churehi--
DuR BRErnRLS;--Sllho' have never nude
funsl communication to your body Of my inten'
ion tuiesign the Reclorship Of 81, Matthew's Par.
kb. vt The fact that such has been my wish Is
tniSn 10 most Of yOn as individuals. Impaired
t,sllh, and consequent inability to discharge with
subsection 20 myself, the duties Of the Patish
led NE someline since 10 take tile subject into Sc
riJus Onslderatlon, aud the conciusiohto which
sinvel was To dn. what lhowl dO,-Tesign the
RteoRhp Of st Mathews church, with its fear
IuI and responsible duties.
In thus seyering a tie, gentlemen, which has ex.
irel for nearly quarter OF a century, the pain Of
% dOlnghas been in some lnesSuTe elevated by
tvOcOnsiIeraions The first ISL shall leave
st. Matthew's church in char 9 OF Rev'd. Broth
si Eho has the confidence Of the congregation, aud
whose sseeiable seiylces give pforise that The
nltfrstof the church will be promoted by the
change. The Sseon ils:-rhal IN LEAVING people
anong whom have SO long laDored, Che lew To.
nainlng years which may yet DO allowed ms to
laboi III Chust and His chuTcli, will be spent IN
ihe Parish aud amonlul the people wllete, aud
with whom commenced my ministerial life: and
'mongs, ' HON lahoTed Tor thslTleen yeats.
need not say that lot yourselves, Gentlemen
Individually, and fotthe CHURCH whose lempoEal
interest is committed 10 your keeping, my prayers
'A' ever be olfeted up 10 the God aud Father Of
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-01
Medioal college Of Virginial


j commence On Monday, 9th October. At the college
bu ldngs Of Marshall and College Streets and cone
tinuc t tho 18th OF March ensuing
r. H. BOnANNAE, NJ ID Professor OF ObstetrioB and
diseases OF women and children
Surgical Anatomy,
DAVID II. TUeKeE, N. D. Professor Of Theory and
MGRTiS r Scott, NJ. D., Professor OF chomlstry and
REV: K wrttyoHD. NJ. D., Professor Of Ns,oda Med.
lea and Therapeutics
tues OF Medicine and Medical luTislnudence.
ARTHUR X, PEricobLs, NJ. D., DenionslraioT ofAnat
omy, tafehu tN1ts
The studies OF Practical Anatomy may be prosecuted
With most ample facilities aud At worry tTlang expegts.
Chemical Lectures are now regularly given 1.-The College
Iufrmaryand Rehmond Amshouse, by some Of the Pro
EXPENSES pEf
Matrieulation Fee, o
) Proletsors' Fees, .ts. .'Y e. .Al 100
Demonstrators Fee, 10
Graduation Fec, .aef %
The price Of bOlrd. including ueli lights and servants
attendance is usually e3 or a3l Her week .f
Tine eathloys &c. containing full Information concern.
ing the Institution, viii be Forwarded 10 those applying
forit, or speefc enquiries answered By letter.
DAVID NJ. rUCKBR,M D.
sug9td Dean OF the Faculty, Rlehmonds Va.
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N. B.-JaeoB NJ. Warden win be found at the Law or
lce OF Alfred CALDWELL with the bo0ks and accounts or
Warden & Edwards, aud all persons indebted TO said
nTma ave hereby notified and required TO call and sele
without delay he alone being aulhorEedo settle tho bus
mess or said Old firm,
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of Oo-Partnership.

THE copartncTshp heretofore existing between the
j undersigned In the Merchant Tailoring business, In
tn city Of Wheeling under the ini name OF LpsrdsH &
EdsdTds hasthls day By mutual consent been dissolved
Jacob NJ Warden having sold Interest IN the stock
OF said co partnership 10 Michael Edwards Jr.
Jacob NJ. Warden Is alone authorized 10 settle and coll
lecl the dshtA al said firm, f.lH.
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CAUTION BxTRA,

Also observe PFomssory Nos With tte pTnpIiolnio
wfiien Signature neNeTy genuine botts OF Dc AeIla'b
lMVig0Tailng Cordial f4
T0counteIIet which 10 ioT6eTy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-01

m MUOIDI WUDIOII
A we arc about TO 90 Rast again. TO purchase very
"A large stock Of Goods take great palms 70 Inform
our Wheeling aud Vicinity custom that we VIII a9llrom
this day, February tst 1854 all our Plano aud other NJ
sifumonta Musohnd Musical INSTRUMENTS AZ hrat coat
Wa hone that nur musical friends will give US call now,
and aee that late aud large selection o new muslc aso
tile wonderful red iotlonin prices ..,,-
GebQ ii FICkElSON, 1893 Main IL.
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MEDICINAL MoNpRk

OF The nineteenth century Ills the inst uclontlae man
lu the world would have admitted that niihele Of edi
clue heielOOte supposed 10 llavo no cXslOheetu =
STlM VI NW THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION
lsiOfc6 10 never expended, tile with Orun al
cOhOlic rlfpaiaUls, and u! Oe eXoilans 10 etetO
tese bis aud II may well BE said Uihin who takes liCm
al lie la8t state OF lbut HAL II worse ttli tue B - l
tue EliNuls an eXheIal without sNsle lfawbaeisaio
Init operation, petuh In It's happy indence upon tile
nerves, tho mind anu the entire ogaiSatloi twfluso
remove dopjessiUgs excitement, Il nlenoy to blubA
seeesshess dShke OF soeet incapaOilY TOT Atudy o.
nrfa
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= ' CU DR. OF OF NERVOUS III DISEASES.

No language emfconysy adequate idea Of Tie imnedl
ate aud almost change which occasions tia
diseased debidiasd and shattered nsrSoGS syst6h WeB
broken down By excess, weak by nature or inplied
BY sickness, tie unstuug ard ieaNeh OTgGnfaoni % AZ
Oca baeed, Ne viz lied aud huilt un Ihe mental and
lytlcal symptoms nervous disease sh tpSsllsrhn
der Its influence. Nor 10 tho eject oil ne cons
ttaIy lie RELIEF Is permanent, tor Tive tieu o.
tie medicine reach lie colNtluOn sell, and 6oio 10
Is otmal condition Wen may ne preparation ~ esll-
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ucB'As agent OF the above Responsible companies am
policies upOutle most favorable terms
l.. o. FERRY, agent
Hp9s ~ Mansi, Meodeonh ululngs,
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T,n,, WHEELING, July 8, 1854.
vIAs Ve'trT OF 81. Matthew'S Church. io
YtNrLEMESi-YOu communication informing
NJ, Ui your acceptance Of my Ieslsnntion Of 81
@'"AsW'' Church, was duly received.
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THE undersigned will continue the above husness In
his own and upon his account AZ the old stand
and will endeavor give better atsaoton than ever TO
such OF tile customers tie old firm may continue to
give him their patronage and many new ones may
favor with their orders. -. .4lE. .T
Wheeling, June goth, 1853. ag5l
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AGAINl
receipt OF i've thousand ofthose nice ri GaoclgaTs,
il which will be sold cheap. .,.
Inq j. ". RnOnES, aEent.
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b Provisional ProvisionslI

PROVISIONS! ProV1S1onSl! f
NTAYGER & CO. keep constantly on hand full supply
IEl or Meats, Vegetables, and an kinds OF Pfoyalohs
aud loduce for families and boats Butter and Eggs
fresh clear Ice, &c, ll.l l.NI4
No. is Water street formerly occupied as the fremont
House.
Gg7Boats will find 1t to their advantage TO call a.
je3-tf .I.a. E.t.G
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These arc some Of Tire sal and melancholy etetS pro-
dueed BY early habitsV youth yir weSknesa Of ne BACK
aud limbs, pains IL thn head d9lpeAs loa9 p nuS
GUAR power, lslpStiom OF Tho heaIts epan, nervous
irRblity deranssnent OF the digestive uLetiOn6i Gbnv-
al debility, SynIPlontA OF consumption, etc. Il 49,.
Mentality tile ie0Iiul eieclh OH The nd are rnuehto b
dreaded. Toss OF memo " eonuo VI IDEAS deplesbl
or spls evil iOobOdingf eyetslOn 70 sUcely, sell Ib
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-01

power eleving pain, OF out OF envy e knuwa not
sIOte oiEeN YOik, city aud county Of New Yoik,Sh
on The 96lh DAY Vi June, D. 1916, Personally spTeiI.
ed before me, Andrew Micke, Mayor otheci(S olNeW
Yo,k MstcaI Morse, who BY mo heDg duly twofn doth
dspose anl say, that there no corrective lubImllO or
.Utierihe cmhlprelarauonpted ineomPo dld man
otttiiE or ~ cOnaiutd nthe medicine khbWhbj Tie
name OF ~ MoiS6s lhvi OSAuns BSir Cordial and that
II doe not contain particle oil Opium > t1s
Sworn beOIC me. this 26ih day Of June, 1915,
Fft All. BilcKLk, Mayor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-01

BEFORE TEMP LATING MARRIAGE
should reject thst sound mind aud body ae Tue npiS
necessary requisites 10 promote conublal lppltfS In
deed without ese, The journey through liio beeoNSA
weary pllImage tho prospect hculy daTkenb iho VIEW
tile mind becomes PhahOweu with despair, and hled viii
io, nei0uebuy lefec Loh that the apiR ofGhobei 81
cni,tta hliahted yith your own.
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70E ADVIsED ana use tie Japan bool Polish, lhsis
ID fret ratio article sndnO mistake u you 40 nor oe
For ''l'Oy !, , Vo% y HIib5ion.f.
INFOKMATIUN Is wanted Of ono sAcR OF uliseng, aup
posed TO have been taken from the landing To m1tikei
ON the 3ist JRnuaUy marked CIV. IuIard &COV
Any person having knowledge OF 1t will confer iavor
'i tsS25 VS. s. c BAKER & Co.
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moss on MRMORY.

Confusion gddess, rush OF blood to tile head ne anCho
Isl nnnal debility, hyAteIih wet, htdneks, thouTs o..
selCdesuucliOn lear OF insanity, ypOrhOlIlaaiS, dyb-
blty 10 seep dlseG hHidet to lsalss, decay III iha
piOpOsuling ImCliOM hyaleiia nOnOmlnn, vogue Isg.
iUrs, atO oil The heart nOit ntY consultation ec
etc. nom whatever Caso Arising II W II ale y upy rel
aree to be placed on human absolutely SilbR
"A GRkAY MEDICINE FOR FEMKLES.s :,
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-. EI;VIIEKY WoMAN o. SENS.

or othss Will mud this Cordial, amer they have poid shot
tic ortwU, thorough Iesenslato Oftbe Aysen ia ali
dill eelIons ac be ouhd the hulpy parents VI bAhy "a
spring WIN would not have beeso, but TOT th0 0RtSor
binary pepatauDn AnditI equally potent Tor Tie nshJ
diseases Tor which II 10 recommended 1h0ubalidh q
Young men have restored by ushs aud not siIpa
;nSls1cr has II Iailed 10 beLeht them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-01
To THE EDITOR or THE VINO.

To THE Editor WHO.
SfR:-KuUwing your Journal to have the larges, crcu
la,on Of any political newspaper in ygiuia as an old
subscriber respectfully beg the favor of having inserted
10 your columns the annexed article extracted from the
Southern Weekly Blade, a newspaper printed a, Atlanta
Georgia.
DEMOCRATIC SUBSCRIBER AND Know NoTniSG.
Correspondent over the signature Of "Nihil Nov.
thus writes the Dallas (Aa) Oazsie IN regard 70 the
Know Nothngs, aud adopt his remarks because they
breathe sentiments exactly, and We think "contan
more truth than poetry"
1--WE were very glad 70 sec in a late number Of your
paper we'll considered artice'upon the above named or
ganiziton. With the general Of your vie in 70,
gard to our foreign pOpuation-mesn ng especially the
lrsh fully accord We believe you have rightly g ali
mated their character aud the evils Of which they arc the
source and your remarks upon the necessity Of some
remedy will commend themselves to the thoughtful and
the wise, as being founded in justice and equity But m
not ask " you equally jndcious when you speak OF
the hostility Of the Know NothDgs 20 the Roman Citbo-
lies as being hostility religious sect Il
seems TO rather that il is not hostility to the Roman
Catholics n sect Of christians, but n political power
which actustes the Know Nothngs. In parts of our
country, where parties evenly balanced than they
are ia Aaans the foreign vote frequently turns the
scale Their Bishops aud Priests have transferred them
from party TO party like many Hessau troops until the
until they have 10 believe they arc an important
power Themselves forgetting that parties may be 80 pro-
portoned AZ not 70 require thsr aid. Hence their war
upon Free Schools aud their arompt 70 overthrow
them Hence the atocious sentiments Of their press 10
which the attention Of the United States Senate wsa NOT
long suce called. Hence their in,Dent boasts tbs
sooner or later, they will be rulers aud their
warning Of what will be fate when that day
comes. Now, We have thought opposition 20 this
political influence and power and not all the Roman
church, church. In which tho Know Nothings are en-
gagged. They TO ktop something Of history and TO
have learned that whatever spiritual jurisdiction has been
allowed the Pope, be has also claimed tempor, oue
sl.ing bmse above principaes and powers and assert
ing the right 70 destroy governments and to sbsolve sub
ecs from their allegiance. Thero Ia scarce country oil
the old world where, in times past the King b not teen
obliged 70 fight against the Pope fos hs throne where the
nation has not bad 70 struggle for its e The ties tina,
bind the Roman hierarchy 10 the Pope stronger than
those which bind them to the constitution aud To him
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-01

SECOND STREET Bors.-Bll Vest and John p. Van
Buren, appeared In their proper persons before the Mayo
90 yesterday, to answer to charge preferred agaps
!hem oil beating prime youth named Samuel Trewal,r
BIZ was dtunk, and kept standing before the Mayor with
great difficulty Van Buren,, his worthy associate had
o'aeK eye, but seemed TO be sober. Par mobile fro
thai his name was William Ii. Vest aud enjoined EN-
phatcay upon him to be concerned about him and thai
DC lb would reciprocate any favor he might show in
1na' way. lie said he would have eye to his Honor
would be obeyed.
Trewaller, however did appear and the testimony
VI Tue witness who was present. being entirely below the
standard OF guilt applied TO the worthless In the war
rant which was made out according the testimony o.
the complainant, the continued till to-day
Trewaller shall be present.
As We were leaving court about twenty minutes afte
the postponement Of this matter We observed Bill IA
upon the pavement fast asleep, few yards from IN,
court room door His face leaned with pressure agans
bed. s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-01
Arrest OF Capt. UollIns.

capt hollns was sent to Greytown, by the Adj.
m'nistrahon, to demand apology from the author,
Ties OF that place for the throwing Of bottle nj the
head oil ES-Minister Borand by one of its citizens
ana the infection thereby Of a slight wound on the
nose OF the aforesaid Ex-M mister In case oI n RI
iuSsl 70 furnish the apology demanded the CAPTAIN
was 'n'tructed to blow up the town Cant, UolI;ns
proceeded on his mission, demanded the apoloyv 4,
was refused, and he forthwith executed the orders n
the Administration, by demoishng Greytown front
ana branch The thing was done to order. and
OsPtain holins returned the hero Of Greytown and
reported to the Administration the faithful disobaro
Oh his duty, and the complete success of his nao;G.
cent undertaking '''''
Du' the valiant Captain has been arrested for bis
brilliant military achievement and held to account n,
Tue Sane NJ thS Juncture he is left in the lurcb Lv
Wv administration, which is responsible for the ac,
VI oonoardlng dreytown. II has not the manlness
come FORWARD and shoulder the responsibility FL,
~ own act executed through one of its officers Ian,
opWHrdy leaves Captain Ilons to shift for birnsoI
ss best he can. Not even Administration manor,
that were prompt to sound the praises of the Brg,.
der for having Greytown demolished, have word :,
say now in behalf Of the arrested hero Of IN.
achievement. They are either mum on the subject
or, merely report the fact Of the arrest of Capair
Hons, to their readers, part Of the current new
Of the day.
Can u be possible that the Administration intend
70 persist in this shirking course II may have
Suieisnt conscientousness Of It's own guilt to max
ashamed Of this act. The indignation OF the Au,cri
can public already expressed at the whole affair may
cause TO dread the consequences but every dctat,
o' honor aud sef respect should sctuate il to com,
forward boldly to the relief Of an innocent man
when arrested for doing nothing more than IL ordered
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-01
LOCAL AFFAIRs

| LAAoksr.-r~o respectable looking females, named
Pocshontas kper and Mary Dasroueh, brought DO
fore tho Mayor on yesterday upon charge Of stealing
from Nathan Marcus the following articles cashmere
dress blanket shawl, black sik under skirt, gold
brcsstpu, pair OF ornaments, silk dress pai- oi
white flannel shirts feather pillow and pair Of gold
ear'rings
Marcus the complainant, testified that on his return
from the country Tuesday last sfer absence Of
four days he discovered the back window Of his
open and upon further eIamlnaton found that the goods
enumerated above stolen Tho drawers Of the bu-
In which the articles deposited we're open aud
wooden spar, BY which the window fastened on the
| inside, efiectually removed.
Having suspicion upon tho parties hero accused he
obtained search warrant, and 10 company with officer
Seal, made . search OF their premises lie discov cred
These young ladies' lived 10 the upper story Of tho house
which he occupied, 6th between Broad aud Marshall
street, the market They removed FROM there to
Bird 10 hand during bis absence.
In reply to Mr. Crane, who appeared for the defeu.
dsnts he admitted that he endeavored frequently get
theso parties Of tho house. aud that hs applied 10
several lawyers for that purpose.
On occasion he brought Waterman TO their house.
but the pretext upon which no solicited 20 there
found to be false.
Mr. Craue observed to His Honor when questioned upon
the relevancy Of this information that no desired sat-
siy tho Court Of tho existence OF such state OF feeling
the infection OF injury 10 this form.
Officer Seal testified TO having made q search throu oh
tho premises Of tho defendant for the said to be
stolen, Of which had he discovered with the excep
ton Of two small chins which the parties said
they found In alley back Of their former residence In
the absence Of important witnesses for the deonce the
case was continued till to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-01
NEW YORK MARKET A., os

cOttOnThe market heavy sales OF mail par
IOs ae,T tn Flour s market easier with only
there desire shown press market sale.
choice and Vcs S nnS 10 .isa STATE for
,eT o snail sale was made $50 The supply
ss, ZOO SSi' at for common a,lo for aud
parcel Mills a. Ih. aoSr 'Ia IN
the market but pronounced by ay
asso for for sasssns
| asked aud ! 81 Sa4, so for brandywine '' s-H
sin ,s Ins. S.Its. aineI with milling
white dene'se at go Rye in moderate Sales
parcels sale. 5000 bushels a. ssSs for lh
S, 70 prime Mixed Western Oats dull osaa7c
PIovi,ons-The Pork m.rke, unsettled lover The spec
considerable they obtain further con-
sGS Ms 80 . ss rs n,s s s e.ns
coan1 .sASy and ns demand IN, .sd SALE, IS, bb
Prime Mess Beef and Beef Eoninai Gu. p;
good and i Hl' .G aiS sales
SH ps for s i to Rs ss ss
PHa TIN li Hsfsi Arm :. 9.OH
Ess: .sss;.
sales. stree. continue, hm at ye'saays figures
s The s a.. today %s ps c.ps
S H ss 1s. at
Ssls Ohio s2o All the above lots delivery
reesved here The sales Of Howard ,,reei
ewing to ne fac. INA. farther pis. IL New
YORK. was hardly as arm on late Change morning.
ger than they have been The maL-t
acne SyI ss, sa found s6 for u
bushels of,s wv.
quality and all parcels OF this taken promptly At
high nsnr We note sales Of good TO prime red Wheat
for good prime do 9ai25 choice parcel. suit
able for family four Corn quite active The
$500 bushels which nds at ss9i Gu, for bo
white AMI yellow We note sales
land ani lOill cts for Pennsyvsna. Only
we're At market Oats continue In brisk demand 500
bushels offered to-day and Maryland
| Virginia at s'ao2 cts and Of Penn.yvania stasIi5.
| NORFOLK MARKET Aug 2e
bacon Hams prime lHal2Sc Hog Round 9a9Ae Cotton per
~ sSaSe oIn white prime ,sAsO yellow wanted
eeipis light s Mixed do 7o Cheese 1al2ke Flax.rsd per
E, Snt fSH ZINE ~ sapsInos Extra arn SAS
| NJ FANNY 'aAIo, wheat o. Whisky, s6c.
ST. LOUIS MARKET August 90.
I.baceo-At the Planters, 10 hhds sold a, follows
nf b. ats 49, 9 rs, 10, 3D. iO2 rejected at 40
% AZ the State wu.hou hhds-7 sold a, 90
at4 90 80 t AL rejected at u.s. Straps and
~ 80 good leaf ~
NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Aug. e5.
Tohaeeo-si hhds Admitted Refused were ,od At e.
round. - W.
PETERSBURG MARKET, August 80
Iooaeeo1Breaks small No change TO notice In prices
| CCtion.-We continue our quotations at gkc.
bushe. 49, " " W ''''"' Ps'
wheat-we quote up to slcen, according IN on,,,,v
good deal OF common AMI damp Offering. ''
fIour-E1trA Eupernne 81. Family 10 u 10 90
unano-here fair demand at t55 for and for
Mexican. $3.50 ~ "
ALEXANDER MARKET. Aug. 40
fovE-The market arm. small sales at 90 Ree.ip,
iinu- light with small stocks. "
tAlE-rhe receipt, Of Wheat fair Market very firm
PRIME red ana $50 Sj fr strictly prime
Com y 10 g. demand at S. A90e Rye So cts oats 90 al,
CATrLE M.gEyr-sucpc, @ , ~ 80 " ~
bse Cs i5 20 - 20 loo lbs gross Hogs 70 !;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-01

kLcovERrD-After officer Pearce administered shirty
nine to the Tree negro, Ned Lee for stealing the Goa,
and pants from Frederick Peters, Of the Packet Boat
entue he insisted that he should surrender the coat
which was stolen Ned Of course positively denied
person Officer Peace, who by this knows too well the
character OF the negro to attach any truth 10 his
10 matter OF this nature went straight a house near
ne Court house tavern on Main street. where Ned was 10
the habit OF stopping, and there aer searching little
discovered the stolen coat Il delivered to the
owner with the pants, which led tho vagabond appre
henson aud punishment fr