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RICHMOND MARKETS. MARcu O.
BACoN-New Mountain cured, hog round, 8 lie cts;
Sm,nhe'o' i.s.io; Baltimore Sides s-4 Shoulders
BurTERaGoshen. 10 rs cents; stock Of Mountain
large and dull at 10 q Is cents.
COFFEE.-We quote Rio l2 q l2 l.9; Lspuyra Is n
Is l.2c; Java Is 10 IL; Mocha IL ls a is l.2 cts
The stock Of Rio and Lssuyra in marke: Is very much
CORN MEAL-soaso cents.
Flsh.-Aaekerel, No. 81, small, Tai IA; the latter
for Boston inspection; Halifax Herrngs No. 8 ia
per Dbl; groes 1.sa4.
FLouR-The late accounts from Europe have unset.
tied tho market and have sales rcport-we quote
no GaTsa "a s,ts 9, -i,hOu. operations.
GOANO-tbO l.2 cash.
GRAlNS--Beans, white, 81 per busheL
Corn 90 cents per bushel.
Oats, 4oa4s eta per bushel
Peas, blackeye, 81 l-s cts per bushcl
Rye 90 cts per bushel-uanted.
81 boa 10 as to quality. fN
maud. W A0 wharf, al ae-
lRoNNPig ss6 a 40 per ton. except In small parcels
Sweeps taGc; Tredesar and English refined 5000; Com
mon English 40 10; up country bar 7Oa75
LAKD-In bbls IL, kegs IL q IL l.a cent.
.on.os inch, sss; ls do s25; Ia do
sosr,Ina t a. , 10 ~ i.2sls; ga do 1000 Weather
fis l.2 North Carolina Flooring dressed ssssao Wig
gna Flooring rough slsaso Tobacco Box Boards But.
inch lsalS.0o White Pine, No /. SO 90 Whi,s
Pine No esass 90. Jost Timber IL 90 Lathe. worth
i.xo per NJ for rven; l.7b for sawed Shingles fair
good demand. ff' o WIN
LiQUoRS.-whiskey, Richmond, Rectifed, 80 cents
cashIdemand good Tuscaloosa 5oa60 cents; Cincinnati
reetd. much wanted, 80; Old Family Rye, A; Rich.
ardsons Old Family, S6 Richardson's No. l. rs; Bamrard
ners Old Rye, s6 0nondaga Family 10; OnonIags No.
90 o. 40 Mountain ooao5; Brandy common Imitation
ssatoc:; common 4th proof, 46a6Oc cash otard, Du.
pays ~ s-+ae; Hennessy ss s4a6; Pinet Co., 1894
40; apple, 4ea7bc. Gin, American common, SIasycc
hG aIVs, s sI9cx zoe NE. Rum, s7assc.
III ' sioCh.@J. Shocks Report)-Bcef Cattle
scale weight, sse6as4.26 gross; Extra quality Cum,
mand' $3.50 market VOL supplied. Hogs $3.50; do
AoLASSES.-New Orleans, 90 a SO cents C,ub. Mo-
lasses 22a26 Porto Rico hhds sOass Sugar House Sy
'uP p, IN S1,s;; s2aSS Refined 40; Common do esaeI
rsLiASSrEh-Lump 6l.2. Ground %.
SALT.From wharf ls5al9O; from store looase
=, sUGARs-we quote Porto Rico a ia eent..
y: orleans as cents; Crushed and Powdered 0 Ia
az l-2 cts; Coffee Sugar, o 3 4a7l.2c
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eV The Enquirer by way of reply to the efforts
OF Mr. Staples Of Patrick to reduce the cost of the
public printing, charges that gentleman with having
received per diem for days, when he was absent.
This may be so-and nothing more than what ether
members debut perhaps it may turn out that Mr..
Staples did with the money thus received what very
lew others did-apped it to public or charitable uses
But if Mr.. Staples or any other member of the Le
g'siature received more public money than he was
justly entitled to, we do not that that forms anv
justification or excuse for wasting the public money on
printing But so it isand this is one of the vices Of
the prevailing systematic more man can pluck the
public crib the more others consider themselves entitled
70 DO the same thing and the great struggle becomes
who shall appropriate to himself the greatest amount
OF public money As taxpayers, we are against all
who are engaged in this contest-for we taxpavcrs
have to pay all the expenses. We have ve,y little
personal knowledge in regard to the public printing
but one fact seems to be admitted on all sides that
costs great deal more than is necessary and tha,
there is great deal Of scream" about it,
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RANGE OF THE TIERMOMETER
At AORRLS' Bookstore, OF Mdin streSf March "a
S'''i g., IL S SSs oss ss,

tV MOTiIEiis' BRkAsT CLoTiIs-The,e Cloths viii Dc
more to prevent Rising Breasts and give
relief to pain In the breasts nursing mother arising from
cold or any other cause than thing
day They may be worn without the least discomfort
her and procured aud during the period nursing
whenever any diSsgreeabe symptom hardness,
from any cause exhibits ITSELF they give ree
and In every instance the Rising There thou
sands who suffer des during the period Of nur,nK
Tor using these Cloths them.
They are 70: sale exclusively by ADIE d GRAY,
not Main street, Richmond, VIrRinia.
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Sales Of Tobacco,

By John,on d PLgh, Coamissio,l Merehants
Is FOX OF Louisa hhds at 50 IL. VIM Edwards OF
Louisa hid Tugs at 20. Gabriel Jones OF Orange
nhds at IL, l'2 and l.s. L Jones of Louisa
10 ,ugs at 4 DO IT Armstrong of Louisa, l do co.
I AVIS OF Goochand, do Tugs at Ia q Tally of
Louisa do leaf " Tugs 30. Granville Bullock do do
.gs o; Graves, do hhds at 9, and s Ia 4 q
Kendall OF Orange, hhds Tugs at 65 and TO- Thos
mhock OF Louisa, do at So, l.2, g. 4; Tugs Ia
Tate do do %. Powell do do leaf .; Tugs CO. Il
Graves do l do 8 %. w A Crew ito do iugs co.
hooerts do do leaf rs; Tugs 8 %. RI Roberts
rs and s so. ~ -
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DRowNED.-Mr. Moses Franklin of this county VA.
drowned Sunday last in attempting to ford the Ono
quon about one mile from Fry's Mill Ills horse wa also
drowned The body Of franklin no. found until We'd
hesuY. several persons from both sides Of tho creek
witnessed the scene without being able TO render INV
sstance owing to the height aud rapidly Of the stream
though some OF his friends the side he went In, did ali
III 'ner power to prevent the rash by which his III.
was forfeited. The deceased was married man hn, r
understand leaves no children Republican,
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EE- Mr.. RoRERr RIDowAY, jr Of Bedford, has be-
<6me associated in the editorial department OF the
Wing. Mr. r. is very favorably known as the editor
Of the Bedford Sentinel and wedoubt not his abilities
viii render him great avorte with the readers
81 this naper
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sUsPicIoNs OF PRivATgERiSo.-The New York Times
mentions report that an unusual number of vessels
ohiehy clipper schooner being fitted out at thai
port and Baltimore destined according 70 tho eTpIsna
uon OF some Of the parties concerned for tho Danish
west Indies The entire Aeetis reckoned at twelve OF
.o, s sal. manned chiefly u not altogether by Danish
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TT The citizens Of Lynchburg have been holding
meetings to consider the popriey Of nominating capdi
dates for city offices, who would IL elected execute the
Liquor and License Laws they are written lmposo
all tho restrictions upon the sale Of intoI cang ouor.
that the laws will admit Of In the discussions saws the
Vrgnian one side avow themselves friends and advo-
Gates Of the Temperance cause but dapproye and resist
the movement as calculated TO do greater injury than ser
vice TO the Temperance reformation and the other urge
as an ecen ndicions and legal mode Of relieving the
Guy from the evils OF n'empcrsnco. Much feeling man.
ifested on the subject.
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RICHMOND MARKETS, MARCH ., is,

TonAcco-Breaks and receipts continue lar,s o., -.
season. Planters seem TO be generally pleased with
prices and disposed to sell early. From present ips
tons the bulk OF the crop will have been inspected a,
much earlier period than usual We contjpps n, 800
new Tugs at 80 to l2; general sales le to A. new
leaf to ii; old Tugs to g common leaf 2 tn
i'Z; good to IL; hne manufacturing IL 10 Is l.2.
WHEAT at 81 SIS to l 60.
HESTER A WHITE co,,,.,..,.. ,,,
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eB-a Galllrdet writes from Paris that the papers
oil the late King Joseph Bonaparte being published
with notes by Napoleon III. lie says these papers are
calculated to raise still higher the reputation Of Napoleon
l. or intellect but they tell sad tale for the harshness
aud sefshness Of his heart.
The same writer says that DR.. Veron has published an
other volume Of memoirs, which has with great sue
cess lie also says il is reported that Madame Sand in
tends to publish her eontt,ionsaud II they are
as Rouss eaus they will have great run.
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fisE BIEvEs.-A lot Of eighty-soven bceves, grazed
ana yea by Col John W. Patterson, Of Pauquier county
Drought we understand in Washington on last Wednesday
that las been paid for any entire lot in any market sou,
OF rhhadelpha during the past twelve months. They
were bought by Messrs. Hunton Bssable We are not
surprised at the above, Col Patterson IL we'll knoun 10
be o. Of tho most skfH farmers and successful grazer
IN Upper Fauquei. -Aie1dndria Sentinel, March an
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ArHEs&UN.-We take pleasure in calling the attention
OF our readers 70 the advertisement Of Miss w
pooca readings from Shakespeare and other au,bor. a,
the Athoneum, next Friday night. Miss White "a
daughter Of Mr. Thomas White, late Editor and ro,ndor a
the Southern Literary Messenger We feel assured N,
there will be large attendance Of the citizens Of Rich
mond at the Ahen~um on tina. occasion The object /,
one worthy Of their rnnst liberal ,.,... NV :"
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MARRIED..
DIED,

AZ The residence OF Mr. jesse Glass; In county vr
snia, oy me Rev Mr. sparkes. Mr. THOMAS A. MARTIN o
fooehand county, and Miss REBEooA ANN GLASS Of
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.Ink NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RICHMOND WHIG.>
tn EsDAY MORNING, MARCH Z, 1854.
To CORRESPONDENTS.

sQGaio" '' N'
1Sticies written paper be published
- standing ought TO be known to ALL and viii
departed from Obituary notices exceeding egh
Nhks charged for as Advertisements.
~ commnneations viii be charged the advertise
Sat-.
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THE CANAL-No serious damage was done tho cana
ne late 'eshet and the packet boats 20 through With
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wv srORETho undersigned, Agent for He.srs Williams
~ rohsr viii conducts Wholesale and retail Grocery bus
@ Az hs V1 stand Wu Eggeston and win keep good aud
wen eleotedok OF Groceries, Wines Liquors,
lies and Strangers visiting the city wonii we'll 70 give call
~ nothing shall be tive satfsoiion.
JAMES n. sCLATEH, Agent
30 Pearl street, Richmond.
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RENAREs OF VIZ. cnlsr.

Mr. Chase said the debate had not been pursued upon
Tue question pending being his Amendment but had been
osy upon the question Of tho repeal OF the Missouri
compromise This bill professedly for non nterven-
ton but In fact Intervention. Il poessed 10 leave the
existing law alone but In fact interviewed to overthrow and
repeal the existing law which the Missouri prohbl
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SPRING NEGOTIATION, 1854.
GINTER & ALVEY.

No. 10 Pcnr1 street, Richmond,
now store, OF their dit
n IL don and Paris, the most complete stock Of
FANCY DRY GOODS
ever exhibited in TIL. market, consisting In part Of
Cotton and SILK Hose and half Hose Of all
ties 49,
Men. Women, Cotton Thread, silk and Kid eioye, In
every variety -
Ladies, Linen oambriek Linen Lawn Hemstehed and En-
brodersd Handkerchief
Gents Plain Linen Gold Bordered Cambrct Fancy white
and Damass silk Handkerchief ~ -
Cravats and Neck Ties In endless variety
Eubroderies Of every description
Rhirts, Collars suApenders, Sewing slk
Threads Buttons Combs, &C. n beautiful Of
Ladies' Silk and Velvet Dress Trimmings.
To which respectfully solicit the virginia
aud Nerh Carons Trade assuring them that
as low as In any Northern House. mhT-dim
NEW WORK BY REYNOLDs.-Jostph wnmot:
IN or the Memoirs Of Man servan'.
Dashes Of American HumouT By Howard Paul.
PraLk Rivers; by Ingraharn.
The Paftisans Oath; by Greedy.
And all the New Music, Just recelvedat
fnhT A DAKHpp
ROohs AID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BAKER, No ET.
HD change Hotel would respectfully
chascrs 10 their stock OF School Books
the country trade eon.lslng Of Gap and Papers Blank
Book bonnet Boards &c Our prices shall be low any
mouse souh OF fhHsde phia. mil
~ OGECEiayinz sold tcck Of Groceries, Mr..
James Beater, agent for MessrL VIII Iatns II
becomes for all who Indebted
accounts soon po,sibefmay be found
viii continue 70 sell all kinds Of country produce aud purchase
All ar ees ordered at the usual Commissions Returning my
thanks cr past patronage hope by strict attention bhss
RtcHMoxD FEB, 8. 1855
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eheerfuy my Mr. scstsr
Ing convinced his Card, above, will bs found
theIetier. WILLIAM EGuLRsrON.
RcHgoSD, Feb. 8, 1854. mhT-c2w
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not in order thus TO interrogate Senators
Mr. Stuart appealed from the decision After some con-
fusion, Mr. Stuart withdrew bis appeal He then said that
any understood him ecturing the Senate he do
sred him to say 70.
Mr.. GWnn-Did you say that the vote given nv ,bs
Senate was historically ialsey
Mr.. Seward called tho Senator from California 10 order
Tor interrogatng the Senator.
Mr. Stuart explained that he had pronounced the decla
ration on the bill which the Senate had refused 10 strike
out as untrue.
Much confusion and excitement prevailed. Mr. Stuart
said that though he had the greatest personal political
friendship Tor tho Senator from Illinois, yet II would never
do Tor that Senator attempt put him down lie was
not made OF that kind OF stuff Fho Senator was never
mistaken in his fe than in supposing he could be
forced 70 vote as the Senator pleased. II the Senator
suppose1 he had the power, by the grace Of God or
otherwise 10 dragon him. the Senator utterly mis-
taken.
Mr. Gwinn said II was evident Che Senator from Michi
gan had been mistaken.
Messrs Shields, Cass, and Others explained what Mr.
| Stuart had said.
Mr.. Douglas expressed himself satisfied. He dsavoHed
| all design 10 attempt dctation over any one.
Mr.. Walker deprecated the OF denunciaon pur-
sued towards Mr. Case and Sumner, and the dogmaca
speeches Of the friends Of tho BILL lie commented upon
the high character for virtue, morality aud ability OF Mr.
Chase aud said he would consent 10 denunciaon
OF him lilo asked Mr. Clayton " In his opinion the
peal OF tho Missouri Act would revive the old laws OF LoI
isiana and Nebraska.
Hr. Clayton said he believed the Missouri Act was un.
constitutional and did repeal those laws This qucs
toD whether repeal OF the repeating statute would re
yve former repealed acts was discussed for an hour by
hessrs Walker, Butler, Toucey, benjamin and Badger
Mr. Wakerregretted the renewal Of agitation II would
have disastrous results the Democratic party The
whole country had acquesced IN tho acts Of 1850. This
act would revive agitation and lead efforts for the pro-
hioon OF Slavery from the Territories repeal OF the Pu
guve Slave act abolition OF Slavery 10 the District Of Co
lumbia IL would not produce quiet.
- Mr. Butler said the North gave the people Of Utah and
new Mexico power over this question: the Span
len lay was In force, and refused II Nebraska be-
cause the supposed French law would be IN force This
n HnFNtIA Ih. A..
IN existence there Ho regretted to hear that the passage
OF hs bill was to create agitation at the North and that
me North would drive the South the extent Of power
lie resrtd toa New York paper Which said that II tho
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NoTiCk-we hereby constitute land appoln, Mr. JAMES n
IN BCLATRH agent conduct General Grocery
account Pearl street In this city
this All purchases TO be made by him for cash only
WILLIAMS A BROTHER.
Richmond, Yebrusry sth, 1854. mbT-c9W
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-03-03

..a'thsah'a 81 l. r q sa' . Il
TIE TENTH VoLuME of this popular
Journal commenced OIL the lst Of Janua>
ry,'alS54. The circula;ian has been
steadily increasing from gear to year sun-
ill it has reached Ten THoUrAND Cor.
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as The Laborer's Eicnd!Qg 1GHuu
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The reading ofa good and reliable Agfl-
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ROAD NOTICE.

N1 o TICE is hereby given, that there will
v be petition presented to the Commits
sioners of Putnam county, Ohio, at 'hen
next session. for county road, commencing
at the Findlay. Pendleton, and Columbus
Grove free turnpike, near Adam Ridinger's,
in Union township, where the south line OF
section ten crosses eaid road theEcc east on
the south nnea Of sections 10, | |, and II, in
said township, ano an the south line of sec
tions7 and 8, or so s.r as to intersect thu
Glancerv road, in Pleasant .swnship.
| ian. 10. 1854, ~
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ROAD NOTICE.

NTOTICEis is hereby given ihat petition
IN will be presented to. the Commission,
ers Of Pntndm county at their next Marcl
session, praying forthe location Of a count,
road, as follows, to wit: Commencing a
the south end Of certain lane commonl,
known as The TIaden Lone, ,abouttwenty rod,
east Of David Schlosser's house, in the soutl
part OF section one town two. south, il
range six, cas-, thence northardly to the cen
tfe Of said section, thencenorthl on the hal
s"ction.line, until il tinteisects The count,
road loading from the Findlay and For
Wayne Roadao! the Kaii5a aud Columbus
Grove Free Turnpike.
February :, 1854. 6Ge
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Important Discovery!
''n RELIEF IN TEN MINUTEs!!

BRYAN,S PULMoNIC WATERS
Are unfailing in the cure of Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, lioarse'
ness, Difficult breathing, Incipient consump-
ion, and Diseases Of the Lungs, They
lave no taste Of medicine, and any child
will take :hem. Thousands have been res
,ored to health that had before despalred.- =
Testimony given in hundreds of cases. A
single dose relieves in ten inmates
Ask for Bryan's Pulmcnic Wafers7--the
original aad only genuine, is stamped "Bry'
|in.D Spurious kinds are offered TOR SALE
cents per box Sold by dealers
generally. ]. BRYAN & CO., Rochester
N. Y, Proprietors Wholesale by
J.D. PARK, Cincinnati,
I I653m3l ao w. FISKE, Cleveland.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.
.snne L. St. John

Isnne L. st. John hf1I
ra;ftv 's,i4.. ,if &. yENDl.
IT, Hanson and Z R. Davis.) .f
10y virtue Of vendi to me directed ffom the Court
ID Of common pleas, OF Hancock county, Ohio.
will fer for sale al The door of the court house, In
Kalida, Putnam coualy, Ohio. 6btt4
On Saturday, the lSiha day Of March
A. d. 1854,
between the hours of ten O'Clock. A. NJ, and four
o'clock, P. NJ of said day. the following described
Real Estate, to witt
In.lot number seventytwo t72) in the town ol
Columbus Cove, Putnam comfy, Ohio.
Taken as the property Of H. Hanson and E.
Davis. to satisfy an execution in favor of Isaac L.
Gt. John. T. eR
JOHN B. FRUCIIEY, Sheriff.
sHERIFF's OFFICE
Kalida, Putnani county, Ohio. February 9Th, 1854.