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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05

MOTHER FuGTIvE.-A negro man belonging
T. Richard Doyle made his escape to the
y few days ago. He had been a corn meas
Tor some time. We are called upon to an
fe almost daily the loss of this species of
3erly' The community of Norfolk and vicn-
pave ae within the last II months sustained a
oi r over $4,000 of slave property by the aid
sponlionists' and are now large stockholders
=, !, KIND OF property, north of Mason q Dix
hne' We would ask if N Bedford, Boston,
" other community of aboltionists were los
II any KIND of property would they sit so quiz
ana not call for redress from the ..powers
De- 1t is time that the South should take
action Forbearance has ceased to be a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05

|EGRo HUNG.-About two weeks ago, the
fSeer of Jud &c Worthington, at Point Wash
|on' in Mississippi, was killed by one of his
Foes. The murderer fled, but was pursued,
Eht and lodged in Jail at GreenviIle. On
Fiiaiy,the 18th inst, some forty overseers from
lh3t"rlng plantations, forcibly took him from
DaIlor' and carried him to Princeton, near the
h OF MURDER and hung him. The occurrence
l'ed great excitement in the neighborhood.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05
CLOTHING! CLOTHING
NEW CONCERN.
STIGLER. Mel DERRY l. co.

IN dtion TO lnf entire New st,ch just received al
L Staple and Faucy Dry Goo Is " have IN Gu see nd
II ,or the large-t ,ork q. R,ad> nude CT Thing ever
brought to his city To alh who in ~ant Of
good aud fash onnbIr clofhing would especially in
vite cali befrc purchasing cl.,shere. H. udlit"n 10
the above have hand large stock o clothing for
hnnse servant and field hands, very low prices.
We also keel ON hand superior stock OF line1 and
cotton shirts, also merino gauzr, six and cotton under
shirts.
10 county merchant, who maybe in our city Tor the
purpose Of pun chasing rloihing fell crruin would
be their interest EXAMINE, II purchase from u
knowing they could do by going iurtLer Etst
or North STIGLER, McELDRRY 4 co.
uur2lts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05
{ accident on the Hudson RiUer Railroad

h iccident on The HUDSON htUeT HutITOuH
last night.
AIBANY, April 1.-The accident to the Ex-
S train, which left here at ) o'clock last even
was of a serious character. The train was
pwn off the track by a piece of rock, about
<teen miles below Hudson.
The engne-the st. Clair-ran with full force
sinst the rocks, and was smashed to pieces
4 ofthe brakemen was killed. and another bad
injured. Mr.. Scott, the engineer. was DANCE
usiy injured. his head being severely cut. The
ssengers all escaped injury.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05
Matches. Clocks. JeWeIry L SiIyer-Mare,

e THE suhscr,bers are in receipt Of their spring
"a supply "a. all styles at ti,e above Bnned goods,
SSs4s which the attention of those ia is soil
cited.
We have 6 Id WATCHES ofali styles fo- gentle
mon aud Indies,
GOLD CHAINS, CHATELANEs, SEALS AND KEYS,
EAR DROPS, BREAST PINS, FINGER RINGS, LOCK-
ETs, GOLD PENCILS, SILVER CUPS GOBLETTs, TEA
POTS. SPOONS AND FOLKS, GOLD AND SILVER
sPECTAcLEs, Ito suit all eyes,) ALSO, GREEN AND
BLUE GLASSES FOR PROTECTORS.
lY Old gold and liver -xohan. ed Ion new.
GENNET NAMES. Eng,e Squire.
mar 30 wtSiune Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05
New Bakery.

vTNHE Subscribers respectfully nfom tn Citizens oi
l. Lynchburg and the pub c Mt large, that they have
opened Bakery Main street, the lately
cupied by Edwards Il Push, where they will keep
stany on hand surpyof Bread Cakes Pies, aud nj
kinds of pastry usually kept in Bakery. Being practi
cal workmen they hope by street attent To business,
to supply III, public with every article wanted at shou
notice ard on reasonal lie terml.
Hotels Boarding Ho ises, Welding Parties and others
can be supplied with any article wanted IN line
short rotice and ON reasonable terms.
/ OPIrZ,
apl 3dtm J.MOORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05
apl 3-dlm
TO CAPITALISTS GUARANTEED BONDS
1900 600

TTNHREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF
! COUPON BONDS Of the SOUTHSIDE ..AlL
ROAD COMPANY, Guaranteed by the city of Peters
burg ard secured by Mortgage the Road and all Of
its property. bearing interest of six per per
mum, payable sem-annuay on the 1t day Of January
AMI July Teach yearthe principal payable in 1870 and
1875, in sums of $500 and 81 900. for sae.
Apply at the Office OF the company in Petersburg To
Apl g. IS54-4w WIN PANNlLL, Pres't.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05
Summer Arrangement,
- s;sssss
VA. n TENN. RAILROAD.
Increased Speed and Change of Hours

On aud after Monday, April 81, the Express Mail
~ aud Passenger Train will lravc Lynchhurg daily,
(except Sundays at7 A NJ aud arrive Big Spring
l0i A NJ.
Returning cnye Big Spring l5tP. NJ and ar
rive in Lynchburs at T. p. NJ.
Stopping each way. onlynt Forest, Goa 'cs Lou,ys,
Liberty, Oak Mulg,, Lisbon, Buord's ltnnsacks,
Gish's Mil, Big Ii, h. Salem, Dyas, Thomas and Big
Spring. THOS SHARP Grn'l. Surt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05
SERVANTS.
LYNrHu}lua . Gnns. GuRisriAgsUud
ftAN4uuug lYNfuuIua.

II ia" ItaiuiR stopped tni passenger between hnN
i the above unncl points, The rhpee wlbe nateffu.
lto point last passed ty the TRIM aud ia rhnree viii
20 Jassthnn tWeutt-tyc cents IN my euae.
Passengers VIII do procure ftekcts teSccp Ihnar
vii he chnrRej 10y he conductor, ter pea, cent IN AL
iionto the regular rates al five. prov 'ded howryr,
Jlmtin NO cnse sho he tceeiYe thnn NOR
dian fifty cenla from any one pn-senser, Ia my point oD
0'tr roal.
Servants vii bee required 10 bavai two passcs lo
bc left with the Ticket AGENT and with tho Condnc
TOR, which pnsso must bee explicit IN granting the rty
ora truvc on the Free colorcd PERSONS will bee
rrIuired to produce or free papets,or they w, not be-
per nifted Ia tuiVc On the cars.
hnv lots TIlOMNS SHARP,
mi IF, summation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05
Spring Millinery and Lace goods.

F1NHE Subscriber Is opening iai &c A.
A OF Fancy MILLINERY and Lacey IL
Goods, 50 which we respectfully call he aten-VGA
Ii Of friends and the public. Also urge bssoIt.
Of Nantes suitable for tie corset front
and bues hair braids, combs, aud sundy articles for
ladies' +. HENING.
25.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05

Dsnvi liIa highly respectable lady, (says
Sinh 1,'1 p Republican of Friday,) the wife of
:, M nouidln of Halifax, committed suicide
decaos iuay morning by cutting her throat.
had t baS was about forty five years of age,
oeeh subject to attacks of despondency.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05

" " I'VE; ' ETC tNcIrEMENT.-The opponents of
ialne Liquor Law in this city manifested
approval of the veto last evening, bv very
On hre on the square in front of our office
Oh cannons, &c, in honor of the Governor.
1sol'le OF the hotels and bar rooms were vocal
ny Republican, 'y' o'"'e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05

, un VA ampa Bay we have advces which state
,ne " estern Delegation of Indians, whose
4 o ui. II was to have talk with Bow-LEGs,
,a ad'urhed to Tampa, without having accom-
va p any good. The impression now is, that
rr n,nif :: bow LEGS leaves his present hunt
saphuha' 1t will be to join "Thc Great Spirit"
"0 hopes to lind moie and better game.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05

LIAR BRUSHES sely linz as4arfa 81 j.,
l. Combs, GlImau's Glar Dye. itolaa Hair U9cj
md Hair Oils Of many kinds for sale by
anl3 dcrs H. SrABLEB s. c..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05
PHILADELPHIA, April 4.

PHILADELPHIA, April 4.
The boiler of the steam engine employed in Ed
elmond's Distillery in Allentown exploded to
day, killing three persons.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05
10 the Public,

sNHH uHelsgaet tHke aecls0n To say. In regard to
u eountefteI- d ait;r small the Me-
nnies iiani sat soy 10 hot believe thai lhe,e are
SEQ iu eanrele r. Gin, ulatian Of their Mules. and
that saeY will aas alle the9 that any may demand
thetn,s Jbsr aas t.sta o. he til 'ir i-shr.
Thar R.ertfts IL ur issue OF u and vie
E LoGWoOD,
p. WRIGHT, ia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05

rasaa ash'er OF one of the Canada railroads lin
oas abseonded with 100000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05
WINTER BEEACuaED


~ III Y n Ut III VI ~ IIWWT .
ADAMS COS Expresses nn-i H. Geffaia
rd Cdeap faeiIitio. for obminog od. OF all deseip
lion, finrnnll pnrts OF the United States.
We hive secured Special Express Privileges tha
IL and rp'aafs JImesio0a and Roaaohc, l.nYlna
Sew- York, "Wednesday, aud Sa,urla, ouying IN Rich
nond Friday aud Monday Of each week. b. thi4 Inc
prepared TO forward Rools of all isseriptars
cry low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond 5aily
Edmund aud Dlveup RS line ol Packets.
Gond- delivered Err n Po,tragc.
Cur inland express per Great q. S Mail Lie. G ~
.es ns hcrtoforr, TO arrive ia Richmond 7uine n
The wcl,knonn character Of our house Tor RESP. d.
tdN mud attention tho interests Of
in saying that shippers viii fua il to iher
interest order their Goods through "detlms g. Co
Erpress." ADAMS x co,
PER- Nm. H. Hoby. deeHk
jy 26.ifdts Ly,cdbwg. IL
n B.--Goa1. dispatched all points where Inv,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05

arres aaieid, notorious English pickpocket
Yor p.eu u at the Merchants Exchange Bank,
Of =, me lae other day, for robbing a gentle
and f T.; He is quite gentecl looking
vos IN ~ :, SAID to be one of the most expert
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05
NEW YORK, Apr. 1tb

NE" IUkk' NPT. FtI.
The Empire City, arrived o-day from the
Isthmus ria Havana, reports that twenty large
Sugar plantations in Cuba had been swept by
fire. The confagration was started by sparks
from locomotive.
Election returns from Connecticut indicate
that the Wings have carried the Legislature
thereby securing L. S. Senator. The result
as to governor is in doubt
Returns from the lst district of Mas sachusetts
render probable the election of Thos Elliott,
Wing, to succeed Hon. Zeno Scudder, in Con
gress.
No tidings from the Baltic, now due, having
sailed on the 22nd ult
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05

Illness ola Member Of Congress.
WASHINGTON, April LIST.
augustus r. Sellers, a member of the present
hgress from Maryland, is lying dangerously ill
his CITY,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05

eavo hedheld, of New York, on Friday
tor 9n'e notice TO several of his clerks and in
tired y "t their services would be no longer
tnfartn,r retty serious first of April joke for
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
Teleelaphed 70, the Daily virginian.

Bloody afIay in Charlottesville CONFEDERATION
i'll Cuba-Whig Victories in the North-Fa-
tai Accident Markets
bloody affair occurred at Charlottesville yes
teaday between w. Edgar Garth, of Albemarlc,
and David w. Flournoy, of Charlotte. Pistols
and bowie knives were freely used. Flournoy
was slightly wounted-Gnrth badly, but it is
thought, may recover. Flournoy is in jail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05
SPRING TRADE. isoi-To wa

GPRsNG TRADE, Is5i-EO VIA
- GINA MERCHANTS. by the arivul al tho
.Icimcr Euera mud packet ship rauama. in
'session 1T uur Sping Importation of foreign gsjds
,rreed sacs by III. Wm. Weidell, IN the
Euel.sh Seut,h md ri-l Markets
W. hu.r ulso received rrom tn Etsrern citie., "a
ulst,#,nd commanding stosh ot Domestic Fabric pui
lb-ed # IN In, 1ahd., winch prepared tooH
the trade ~ low prices rs thy be uund IN Any
market
VI ginn mer'lmRfsRrc ~ pectully invited 90 giye ~
"A cnl when they vist market.
STEVEN ON i. NEDDELL.
uar 7-viw Svcanoto. ST l'ssef4hnrs. Np.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05
MARCH both, 1854.
SPRING GOODS
GEORGE M. RUCK Err,
Lynchburg,Va.

which, beauty of sye.cnnnol be surpassed in the
ate The various qualities OF goods in this extensive
stock, will be fou to meet the wants of all buyin
goods in this mnrkri. Customers and others ting
goods of tie vy best quality may assured that in
calling for goods of THIS description they will he to
gel them ~ this store. maj 303m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05

NOR RENF.-rwn Comfortable Family G5
Rqsidel.rrs with cd witrr,i gardens, &c ,&u. E;a
Posses zion 2 yeiArmmed;ateiy.
do. a.. CHAS. W CHRISTIAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06
Foreign Ports.

a. Psdins sbont Aug 49, snip Comoro, Sheriff. ron Bs.vs
Sailed from St Helen. sept tnOt 3d. ship stas Of N.ns
fS os bSn1. T a.: s,s 10 i1r kcnaoP
Boston for Rotterdam
sd from Tobacco DC, H. sehr Phil.delphs Baker Botoa
AZ Maraniils Oct. ~ barb Msrei. Lang Baton .bou
2oih sehr g. Penny Davis from St. J.so for ~ York lez
. .ehs p osl sS S Ss.
hes,Oas ysIvrn eo 18Th brss fa~h, Chase Boston, rIn
M. a; Trinidad Oct mot sid brig Lsurs st,etpOe, "
an at Csufue .. Oct 10 bark N W. Bhdss. HassAi..ou
DI asa. . bark. william Henry, w.tt., ". York.
for,i 18Th g m PsnDe DO 70 load for dol cid 10Th
'.s c.,l %. sf Il c.s. ....
70 load for Bee Pcrtlsod sh nth. brig Potos sby
AZ d. liza b.. % T. Williams Fske for Portland next
day sinee ges chr Alassms smith Tor B:ltinore d.
Al Npsa.s., oct a b.rls Tensro Williams. from H.v.u.
g.; y: A. Perey Liesssns: from NswYOrk Ar 2st sehr
Rors $ $40 s Es0dS Ln1 B' s
sbp Ralto nson New York; 7h seh Cicero Daalby s.n
i:ss S.' 'sp Ss-
.ebI'; wi1tnossh, Morrow, New Yors 1oth I9n Pierce
asss 5 c 'SsS SS III
80 s.s R 9ch1 ssDn Sa,as;e SsS brig. Tcno
Edwin Dorsey scbDedesu Eswofesns; Harriet Lewis King
At Bsv.n. Oct. q. ship Monterey tnot MOn,eaIl puns
ton from New. York 22d; b.rss franklin (as-) Thom
ehia on srVsi l2is box Lys for SewYcrl ,ooa
John Henry Moss do taken up SIT sox for and
Bsh freight carries 500 bxs Hale Gro sther for Port.
lard get. 81 box esrres 100 consigned to owners Leo
West from NewYork. 2oth Louisa, Lindsay from Phila
delpbiA fist Lunette Kinks, from Portland. 18th,
d bigs Grand TpIk Adricb for PIovidence SOON Mary
Il1sbtS Mcconnell from New Orleans. 18th, g. do;
Adams Gray Henry from and for DO, arr. 2otb J. Co.sn,
Yors di.g Napoleon Davis WITS; Henrietta Norris for
.cn cbd sI box; Relief sboppy from dschss 18th,
for CsdeDas To load mol for Nevfork <2s hid Of
10 gale csrr.s $40 lone reports her having sid
2Sd Jossh ss Spencer for OrEosa 10 load moa-es for
az hhd of 10 gals carries 300; Keteh Brothers.
Phillips for CbarleOn sebs Zephy Gage from do 2lst
dig; FrLnk, CREIGHTON, for Philadel ph,s, really.
on the port 2ih, bark White Sea- Wade from Portland,
hound in -
CID at DO 9th bsrks MedoTa Roby Sierra Morena 2d,
Moses Kmba Moody. New Orleans
AR at Picou Oct o. bark Black swan Forbes, Boston via
Hslsx 2h, brig Fsnny Mckay Gate urqghsrt who died
on the psssase Hagsbs CID tn bhcs Ussoss Briggs for
BATH; Martha WashDston, Anderson, Sslemt schr. 3 ID
SPAN. Eaton Bangor 2st bHss Neabder, Dawson, POW
dspce; 23d T. J. Hinck Fosst Bosoo gath L.sder, Lee
ysche dol 18th, 5sk Lucy Ann, Kelley New-Ynti big.
Susan, Crersr, and Hero, Lsndfy Boston
Ar Halifax 10th scbT sarah Gem 11ell Boston Cid.
25tb, brig Gem, New-York.
AR At ST. John b De-, 2sth bark Elizabeth. Winner
holm Boston, 29th brig Choice, Whittier Ne~fork CID
26b schr Msry Ann Anderson Boston; 2th BRIG Chic an,
Fritz Baltimore; .chr Margaret A. Anderson Bo.,oa
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FIRES.
CONFEDERATION

FIRE IN TOURTH.Av. AND sLyESTEESTH-sT.
About "A O'CLOCK on Monday morning fire broke
out 10 the building corner of Fourtbav. and Seven
feminist, lover pant occupied by DIR; A. Haseman
az drug. store upper part az hotel, known the
Everett House. The fire orig mated in the drugstore
and was occssioned by defect in the iue connecting
with the furnace used for heating the building. The
made proportions for hssty flight from the building,
gathering up such of their property "a was mmedi-
ately at hand The hotel vas not much damaged al
though the drug store sustained considerable injury
by water.
FIRE IN GRAND.sT.
On Sunday evening fire broke out in the dwelling
house No. 606 Granfst., owned by Eugene Kettle
bas and occupied by VIM. Beauman and other fsmi-
les. It occasoned from defec: In stove pipe
in one of the rooms The flames were extinguished
with few pals OF water, no alarm being given
Damsge, $40. No insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06

LIQuoR-SELLISG IL BosIos.-rhere is great
futi, rii ? Just low among the rumselers in Boston
and vicinity. The Telegraph says
"A srs. number have been convicted 10 the Num-
cipal Court in this city, and within feT days Cam
bridge ard Charesiown cases have been tried in
Lowell which have 30 disturbed the liquor sellers
that they Ieslly be to think their crats IA danger
The ioowir Iersons were sentenced by the Court
Jucp. Bishop presiding: y. Ripley. of the Brattle
House Cambridge, slO0 and costs and 81 900 bonds;
H. BIo~reD, OF Cambridge, 500 and costs aud bouds
of 81 900; samuel Gibson Elm Cottage Cambridge
mort 500 ano costs and 81 900 bonds, second con-
vicrior the next will send bin to the House OF
Correction; s. Z. Knights, WATSON House, Cam.
bridgeport 800 snd costs and : 900 bonds, second
conviction; Morris CoughllD, Holllston, 500 add
costs and 81 900 bonds also $40 and costs aud 81 900
bonds second convictions Hannah wife OF Morris
Cougt lin slOO md costs and g., 900 bonds. Morris
wa. committed TO Jail for 90 days, and Hannah aud
Der three children we're sent 70 The HolstOp Poor
House for 60 days $. Reed, of East Cambridge,
(woooe In tavern 500 and costs and 81, 900 bonds;
Jos.l HefIermsp, Cambridgeporf $40 aud costs an
81, 600 bonds One Smith, Of Lowell, was convicted
in two and paid slOo ana costs III each case ana
81 ,0CO bond in each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06

more; Jcserhise Feris del Am csroHns wiSain s.rsi
seh,asse Tcwherd Phil.d,pki.i Jsan De soI7e. Bear
PENsAcoLA-cld prev. to sir srhr Cha. Br1b.rs VI
,.fEoviDf scE-An: Nov; . propeller Pelican. william.
J.bsns sherman Baltimore; Joha F.rEa B.ssr Phiia1el
ths; Star sietsnon DO J.inss Ess.h. Kessy do D. n
Phisdsiplis Tor Ps.tseist; " oeo borne. Aibssy;
Az sigpls s.eO1 so.i BsS% Brq.a Ess' 90 o.s.i
;' Is: G:sssIs. d.; Wa Boz s::ss s:f:s
CD Br ess Espes,hs, Hatfield ST. John LIB 'ehr chsi-
PLfNoUTH-Ar Oct a chr BeIiopa, Ne~.york
IoRTLANp.i Nov III. st T brig E,. w.sSs.0n L
n,,' ,n Ks.s H.,.n. S Sp Rh. I'd
R,etTere v. Ar ssy brig Eg,cs ssssss Csfs3 So
Wn.i6. Philadelphia Cid. Br. brig H.brca, ss,hns
POKTsMoUrH-Ar Oct 81 sehr WARRIOR. whith.u
NewYok ca. Stat b. bris EisDore. Leblanc PietOu bTs
PHILADELPHlA-ATT. Nov. 5, banks Elk, Harding, Boz
20, S',hHr y i.Ti' % S1 a.sAo LsH @sSsyP Il
srIs Burnt Fort Ca: Arn Ez. csks sOoy, POrtsmOs;h
W.; Anita Demon. Fuii,r DO Warren C. Esson, Iced.
sssiI1 Pi.a H.dds@ c.; HsT&Sai.; Ml11y, Portland;
s ss tsS. Broom SS.5:
hrs FER B.fhor W. BrsiDs,d, CLARK. Nsntaesst CD
s... rs Ger si' s:Iusi 's ss. s.t cb
soIIdsy Bsrs,, Key Vest George A. Litse. Ad.ns
= }.! fn3 %a s.'c2 d.
Asby whitmsn, ciisore Bo'tOsi J. tr,nSsn Frsps n
Boston, Smith salem; San Angelo, wilkins. Bridge
port; Wooc,tcck Mordsunt Btron Gen scott, wilson DO
PoLeer htsop, New Haven; 3 George Knssy Gloucester;
Trenton Evering. CambIidse.
BOCkLAND-AII. Oct =. ishr. A Jameson. J.meson, "
York Mount Hope Post New York; Peru Hnt DO for Ban
gor SO bhs Nelson, - Virginia
RICHHOND-A,r. Nov. |. schr Louisa Walsh, Es'on,
Uipd.or Y s Sid sohs Sarah and Eneline, Lane. New
YoIt; Henry NGuOD. Mullen, Rio O. ande.
ST MARKs-IB port 2ih, barks n. Kimbsll, Sleeper,
and r. II Gamble Pow ell for New York with dispatch; org
u for do aav
sALEN-An Oct 81, sshr c. A. Heskstsr stubb,, Pills
dephis Cid. brig Gem A. Cs1insu, st indies Nov.
/ I'D Br brig DODsss, Douslss Maitland. SID hrigs
yssrs Benicb JsekObviDei Amerra, Robbins, Phlladel
Ihs; ,chr. W. w. Marcy Hard DO, Nov arr brig HEM
co Dix Psrs. Sid brig Gem, for West Indies
sIONIEOTON-sld Nov l. sehrs. James & Lucy, Rosers,
from Norfol) bediord Ella Bourne, from Phladel
rLsl bostop Cape Cod Kelly from New YORK; Denui.
sANANNAH-Arr. Oct 81, steamship Knoxville, Ludlow,
NCy.York. CD. brig osephus. Wilson Baltimore
THOaAsTON-Arr Oct. 2e bark LGroy. Smslley, Boston,
seth I'd ,ehr Hyens, Fountain Y0rk River, Va
WILMINGTON " CAN Oct. 81 bark Regatta. Taylor,
.York big belmont Loete, Pnk Boston CID Oct 81
,chr Charles Mi Smith New York. Went 10 Sea Nov !,
,cIs C c suson, for Ptilaielphs Cataract for ~ YSr.
AR Nov J. schr VIM L. Spnsgs, Wiets. PhisdelPhis CID
bigs Ls@.Dee TsPlsy Boston, Alber, Adams, Hard
inr 90 .chr. VIM r. Smith Wyatt Ne y-Yors. %, scnr
jaime. Ot. s;mmoDs Boston Went to Sea e'iss Albert
Adams and Lawrence for Boston, Monte 'islo TOT
Gaudaloupe; ,cDr I A Ward, for Ne~.York.
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Nrw.NnRK oL.ssIKIoArIoS.

FLOUR AsD MEAL-Western and State Flour is r-
regular the market for the latter is dull and heavy,
but the former are scarce and higher the dem and is
less owing TO the large arrivals. Canadian Flour is
firm at e. IS in bond, snl $40 25 duty-paid
The sales Of Western Canal ore 500 bbl' at e. 81
e 6sl for common To strait State, and 81 - -
lss for common to good Ohio, Michigan and Indiana.
Southern Flour il ST ady but quiet; sales 100 bills at
80 25as9 IS fr mixed 10 good brands Baltimore,
Alexandria, &c. Rye Flour is scarce and wanted n,
81 500 So IS for fine and superfne. Corn Meal Is
quie, at 81 so "a sc for Jersey.
GRAIS-Wheat ia nominal and gener ally held
above the views purchasers sales 800 BUSH good
white southern at 81 IS. Rye is firm and 10 good re-
quest; sales 1000 bush. River on the spot al 81 30,
afoat, and 5000 bush to arrive at 81 Os, in Buffalo,
or 81 lsas 81 % delivered here.
Barley is quiet at 81 359sl 49, Barley Malt De
less plenty sales of 5000 BUSH to arrive in 90 days at
81 80. Oats are firm sales of state and Western at
SO zoe. Corn is abundant, and is lower; the de-
mand for export is fair with more inquiry for the
East sales OF TO- 900 bushels at SIS s6c for Western
mixed closing quiet at g. a9Oc for yellow the latter
is wanted
WHISKY is rather higher, the supply light; sales
300 bbls. at Al a Ic., for Ohio and Prison.
PRoyIsioSs-Pork is in far demand for the local
consumption at sl2 rs for Mess and ell 81 Ssll 81
for Prime Beef lie in moderate request at So $40 50
for Country Mess, Sc 81 for Prime and SIS for re-
packed Chicago. Lard is steady but quiet az 10 a
lOIc.-not much here Of Prime. Butter aud Cheese
are quite firm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

GUY r. PELToN, the Wing candidate for Con-
uess in this District declines to answer the ques-
ton whether he will vote the Wing State ticket,
On the ground that his obligations to third parry
are ,uch tina. he cannot reply to the question.
Ibis means nothing more nor less than that he is
bound to support Ullmsnn and scroggins and is q
secret ond trescherOus opponent Of the party
whose nomination he has received and to which
be pretends to belong.
Whether the true Wings Of the District Gao
give their sufrages to reward the bsseness Of
this confessed traitor remains to be seen.