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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-13
JUST PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SALE By J. WARROCK,
TIE VIRGINIA :. CAROLINA ALMANAC

IllE tINtSlNlh NENb W
For the year of our Lord, 1870
By Darid Richardson, Of Louisa County, ia.
CONTAINING q correct list Of the members OF Con
rress, the Senate, House Of Delegates, and Courts III
Virginia. Also, members. of Congrers, and Courts oi
North Carolina. A Tabular statement OF each State In tho
Union, showing at one view the population, square miles,
inhabitants to the square mile, militia, the number OF white
persons over u years Of aye who cannot rCnd and WRIT"
the deaf and dumb, blind, insane, and idIutp. Also, The
population of the United States from lisO To 1850 Inclusive,
all of which Inns been carefully collatcd from official doc
umcnts. An interesting account III the Introduction oil do.
mestic animals into America by Columbus. in his second
voyage, in the yeur li93. And the following pieces: My
Mothers Bible; The katy-Did song; knty.Did's answer 10
Katy; Nay, deem me not happy; He will not WOO again;
Twas on q Sunday morning; 90 ask my mother; The fr.'
marriage; The Mothers Cradle Song, very pretty; Plal
Things; Bridal QuHrrcls; Eighteen fenrs Ago; Angry
Words; II thou hast lost n friend: The Farmer; To-day and
Tomorrow; A Gem; Life; Ephaph; The Last Dollar, &c.
THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY
Chartered Capital $500, 600.
VNHIS Company is now organized, md prepared to take
IL FIRH risks in town or country, MARINE risks, and to
insure the LIVES of free persons and slaves on the same
term. ns other responsible companies in this State.
Prcsiicnt-WILLlAM r. EARLY.
Directors.
WILLIAM T. EARLY DIR SOCRATES MArrIs,
l.. X. WATSON. SAMUEL o. Moon,
Thomas WOOD, JOHN Il. TIMBERLAKE,
Is. ii. MAGRUDER, GEORGE CARR.
Il. e. FLASSAGAS,
Secradry-JOHN WOOD, Jr.
For insurance, apply to the Secretary al the principal
Office, Charlottesville, Va; FLASNAGAH, STOKES i Co,
Agents, Richmond Hugh W. Shertcy, Agent, Staunton
J. w. Mason, Agent, Scoi;sville, Va; d. J. Hartsook,
Howarlsville; Il. NJ. Rent. Louisa &. H.: and other agent.
in the principal towns OF the state.
II All claims for loss promptly arranged.
Senf ol-ln
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AUCTION SALES.
BY GODDIS 4 APPERSON, ACCTS.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE PARCEL
nE OAK PINE hEn OTlIEk u AENLT L

.! UAk, FIAE MI UILlEN MUOI. AhULI 7.
MILES EAST OF TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
NpY Request nl III. parties interested. we will sell nj
ID public auction, on the PREMISE. on FRIDAY, th" eth
at October, lS:I. commencing n, ~ "ciorS. L. ~, tn,
uuk. pine and other wood oI 80! acres vi land. being Il
part of the ''.uini PIr..an;' tract situated in the county
Of llcnricu. ABOUT /! mlss Esst ri the c'y ui Riclnnld.
adjuiniu: tie land, OF .I"ssr7. G."rg' Wo"irn. JnO. ii.
PnrkLuL e LrLrr. Mr-. Krss and others. The hand hrs
been conveyed and hid Oh into lot containing from ii L,
~ acres each. TIL .ropi on each lot will be- -otl r'pH.
rrtcly, and tho purchaser viii have The privilege of ci:iin:
the salnc until the ls, a: january, l-.'.
The above wood !"tns 20 nrnr tn" city oi Richmond.
where it l. in rrsnt i,mtni, Offers peculiar HivaEiscrs Ia
brick. makers. and those engaged III the saIr Ui wood, 10
secure u profitable Writer'S job.
The terms wll lie enough in cash 10 dr.ray the eXl cns.s
of sulc and the commission 10 the trn-i""-: balance on n
credit of = 1 md Il months Tor negotiable notes, with up.
proved cuIursrrs
The abuv. sale il TO br made Tor the benefit Q: the ere.
,itCrn secured III the drrtir Of rH't 10 jos. My" rri r.. }.
Cannon, and 10 70. J. pavi: and VIM. ] iarcry, trustc,-,
and by consent o. the parties interested.
S,ut. le-ctd. GODDIN X APPERSOE, Aucts.
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LATIMER

LEXINGTON, ROCKBRfDGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA
TyHIS selec, Classical and Mathematical School, con.
Quoted under the immediate supervision of the sub,
scriber, as part Of his parochiul charge, and for the high
character OF which, in all respects, he 10, therefore, respon.
siblc, will reopen on Monday, the 18th OF september.
4 few wellrecommended boys, between 10 and Is years
of age, will be received into the subscribers family.
Terms per session OF 10 mouths, s.s!5; payable semi.
annually, in advance. ,
The advantages offered by Lexington, as a place OF
training for boys, should not pnss unnotced. The finest
mountain uir and scenery are here enjoyed. Important
Literary Institutions are here located. And in addition to
access are the Natural Bridge, and the Alum and other
Springs, which many parents might lind 1t desirable to
'" Rev. w. N. P~ENDLETON,
Rector Of L.atimer Parish.
RrrEaEscEs.-Bishop Meade, Bishop Johns, Judge Ba,
Clergy throughout the Suite; Philip Williams, Winchester
DR.. Dcane. Richmond; VIM. NJ. B%lackford, L.ynchburg;
Col. Punnil, Petersburg; Col. +. ii. smith, Lexington.
July I3-ctf
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN


LOLIS COUNTY.
ID v!y.Cc Of a trust deed executed 10 the undersigned
ID as trustees. by Elisna Melton and wife, on the 18th
Of Ap,,l, 1854. and Of record in the Clerk Office OF Louisa
Cyaa:y Court, We will expose 10 sale a, public auction, at
LyG.a Courthouse, Va. on the 18th OF November next,
'L; bs,ug court day. the following real estate conveyed
. sid deed that il 10 say, one tract OF land OH Beaver
creek. containing one thousand and eight and 10 scres, it
a-aS ,ac remainder Of the trac, known rs the Old Home
Tract.
Also, another tract containing 2s5 acres. on HARRIS
Creek il being the remainder OF the Edwards Tract.
The fret named tract will be divided so as to suit pur'
ra-..r.. Upon i: Is o comfortable dwelling house, with all
ne necessary ~ou;hOusrs. A portion of the land is now in
~c.asGlCn, sd is well adapted 10 the growth Of corn,
~a,s,, ,ob.cco, &c. There are about one hundred acres
o Jet land, well suited to the growth of grass. Mr.. Whit
ok 'hc manager upon the place, will take pleasure in
'aosia; Tue Land TO any one who may wish TO purchase.
Ttsrsc; OF PSI acres is par, in original growth, with a
good 7n rtr upon il,
IsMs og SALE-One ,!ird Of the purchase money will
g~e'-llrdi in cash, the balance in 9 md ls months; the
purchaser gTns bond and good security, to bear interest
Hen tie d"v OF -4r. and the legal title retained as add
10Th! security. The title ia believed TO be- unquestionable,
~, seans as Irs;e-s we shall convey only such title as Is
r'!ci Ia u BY S!;Gc "' -aid Trustees deed.
EDWARD II. LANE.
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DROGUEs, BROGUEs, BROGUEs.-6,OO
pair Richmond made Brogues, for sale on accom-
,nod stfno term, nv N. DEVEREUX,
~ Leather Dea',r, l32 Cary Street, between
Sop, l5-cti The Columbian Hotel and the Basin
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UNOR REST-Thc Houee on Mayo -'rec'' hp'" e.;
sent occupied by Mr.. r. II. Dickinson E,.
Also, the tenement Oh Cary street; u Ir" -
above Pearl street, Mt present occupied .! ~
enship. :, nc,ohcy
Posse.rion Of III. shove two houses n'en on = otIo',.
Also, several vacsn, lots Gear my fa''"'3' SNi'"''' "'
stone yards. carpenter shops, &C. A. ruou,s =,
For terms, SC, spplyn H
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

~>"'NEERs OFFICE RICIMoSp& ioRK RIVER K. X.
r, RICHMOND. Va, October lltl. 1854.
PROPOSALS. will Ice received at this Office, until De.
g.. esiaber ls', for the Grading, Masonry, and Bridge
3e''i!ucture Of this Road.
.Te 'oTalpany reserves the privilege Of rejecting any or
Il. leaders. and Of u!loting the work in such proper
= = iasy be deemed most advantageous.
'.'lonisl- "a 10 responsibility must be enclosed with
r'0pesas wien the parties are unknown.
'a' frohies, ind Specifications will be ready for in.
l.'M Oh and after the 18th proximo.
~ tf-c'w +. ). CLAYTON, Engineer.
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BOSWELL ACADEMY,

NEA STAUNTON VIRHINIA,
By VIM. y. JOHNSON.
VNHlS is n Boarding School! for Boys-limited in num-
u Der TO twenty.
The session begins lst of September and continues ten
months. with a vacation Of two weeks at Christmas.
TERMs:-SaUO for tuition, board, fuel, washing and
lights, payable half in advance, half on the Let February.
ADMINISTRATION. A. II. ii. Stuart, Judge l.. 7. Thomp
son, Stuuuton; Geo. N. johnson, Esq, Richmond; Professor
). Mnupin, University of Virginia. Sept. l4-cly
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ROYAL

ROAtL t+ARNlSH,
I ,c",r ort Commission Merchant, Richmond IN.
hH'iN" Commenced The Grocery Bushes. in mi. civ
: 10 e"nnccrion with the Commission business w,nit
~ sTs,e 10 unite his friends, and the public rcnerolly. 70
!, IA call, assuring them he viii sell as low for cash
H.TE;Ual customers, as any other house in the city.
&C., ~ 'ASen the house on tho continuation OF pearl
H. Tween the Bridge and Cary street.
Y 2'oducs ""' Pe''' oc, rMsI Oh eoun'
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METROPOLITAN HALL.


Mirth, Melody and Music.
II CSKEL'S NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE, EN-.
IA brscins Harry Lehr. J. X. Search, Jos. Brown, w.
Y.un Lci., W. II. Morgan, Levi Brown, I. Ahrend, T.. I.
as;usan. Paul Berger, Z. L. Floyd, Geo. kunkel, aud
-: .gieI iavorit. of the MUSES., Master john w. Albums,
all give their GRAND PORTRAlTURES replctc with
;.:avt, and with music, delnearng the various
PHASES OF NEGRO LIFE,
ri EPESLNG,
Admission rs Gents.
r. Doors open at :, commencing AT 8 and concluding
u WoclUcK.
No delay, u, any zine, during the entertainment
DC, - JNO. I. FORD, Agent.
THEATRE.
Lessee. J. II TAYLoR-Acting Stage Manager, II. LEWIS,
Treasurer. u. ROGERS.
HEEEFrT y: MISS 4. {
UHH!S EVENING, FkiDAY. October Is, VIII be per
formed The romantic play OF
ING0liAR.
usorIar, NJ. J. H. Taylor.-pnrrhcnia, Miss Annette lnce.
Dsncing by Misses Z. e. J. Kendall.
To conclude with the comedy Of
PAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
JA.-h..I tha. 4 inSa
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--nTfCr III. Annual meeting Of the St0ckhOldrls o.
,be Virc,nin Central Rail kond Company, will be
-; :; ~ ,b,. ,i.II O! stanton, Oh Thur.dsy, the Mn No.
' e,ocxbolder. going to anI returning from the meeting,
VIZ. y ~ ]. GARRETT. Treasurer.
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" ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF FASHIONABLE
NIL ~ + Y,
AT No go Min Streef.

.FF Y VII .TUIH SVTtCT,
LATE STAND OF r C. PHILIP.
Il ss kAcRSt LYON has just returned from "a
: ne Norm, and is prepared To offer to the ~
- o. Richmond aud strangers visiting the 60
,''erk OF goods entirely new, and for style, ~
:! .ad low prices, unsurpassed by any exhibition in
.."3 "1g experience Gn conducting business for her
C. Nt c. Philip she fa,,crs herself she fully under
!. y tie ;sstes and wants of the public, aud in making
as ELECTIONS. no effort on her part was wanting to en-.
ji,aEEsta'on as well as quick and ready snlcS
80 arranged TO receive the latest patterns as they
: gu, sna obtained the services Of experienced Dress,
: AID Nta:.la makers. is prepared to execute all or.
, u M Mai line with promptness, dispatch, md in the most
- nst ant opening of the PATTERN HATS will he
~ lily - Ed Wrducsday next. There are a great va.
~ u sNl-s. 'a,Nr o..,;.;,a Ort Oft
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NOTICE.
subscriber, late Of the firm Of Garrett d Andes'
Il son, begs leave, most respectfully, to announce 20
in the
Commission and Forwarding Business. .
his ONCE, Tor the present, will be at the old stana OF
Jarrett q Anderson, No. 40, Main street. His personal al
tenton will be gwen to the sale Of all kinds OF country
tofore received. he earnestly soliri,s . continuance Of il,
piedglng nin'ef to spare no effort TO give satisfscnon In
oil business entrusted to him.
Richmond, Oct lo-c4w RIO. NJ ANDERSON,
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n ~ M"Af-From my Farm, in King William coun.
Is y" Monday, the 2nd October. u negro man named
st:.oI w IL about five feet six inches high, bright
'%t.j ,',n5 hs'd. straight and we'll built, quite likely,
ca int va think, on his right wrist. He 10 very
lsAitm wen calculated 10 deceive
Os ss' Tor hs apprehension and delivery to ME.
~CH3W ROEER1 4 NINA
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SCHOOLS AND
PORT ROYAL ACADEMY,
EAEhI my EIAIfA.rA.


PORT RIO Y AL ACADEMY,
CAROLINE COUNTY, VA.
ynyNIlS Institution, gu rapidly increasing in reputation
End patronage, lms been thoroughly rc.orcaniz rl and
enlarged. There are two schools under thu same title -
on. Male, Inc other Female: but entirely distinct from each
o:h"r; h"yins separate grounds, buildings, sc. The whole
il under the direction Of one Prinripnl-thus afarding the
most complete arrangement for the education ui brothers
aud sisters near together ilht could possibly 10 made
embracing the English. Classical AMI Mathematical brunch.
sisiRnts.
Young Ladies' will be received into the family of tho
Principal, and n person Of approved merit will preside
over the Boarding Department for young gentlemen.
Inc next session will commence on ths first Monday IN
october, snd continue ten months.
TERMA-Roard and tuition, Sl95, PAYABLE In three equal
instalments in advance-onc on the LIST Of October one on
the Let OF january, and one on the 18th of April Muric'
SIS will be made.
For further particulars, reference, SC, address
f.. BAUDER A. NJ, Principal.
Port Royal, Aug. la-cam
SCHOOL IN RICHMOND.
ME Fourth Session Of Mise School
will commence on the first Monday in October. Eve
~ arrangement has been made 10 ensure TO the young la
dies the mo.S thorough instruction in every department
TERMS: Semi.annually in advance:
Board per session, Qen months, S.oo
higher English branches. Az y
urinary w. W.
Music, Professors fees. Sep, ls-lm
MIR. LEFEBVRES SCHOOL,
RICHMOND, VA.
(Sncccssor TO llrs. Mend.)
yHNHE scholastic year Of this Institution begins on the
Il first day OF October and ends ON the last day vi June.
There i. one department in tn. school in which every
thing will he taught in French, md where that Language
will be spoken exclusively, as we'll Us III the family OF the
Principal.
TEACHERS:
Hubert r. Lefebvre, A. NJ, Principal; Rev. George D.
Cummins: Jno. p. Little, NJ. d.; Jno. l.. Williams, A. Nj; a. J."
Peticolas. NJ. d.; Herr {. W. Thlow Sisnor TN. da
Costa Mrs. A. f. J. Bartlett, Miss +. Il. Anderson, Mrs. NJ
NJ. Taylor, Madame Rose NJ. a. Amanda, french q verncss)
TERMS:
W,.b;ng ~
EncIi.h 'Tuitiop. 40
Nod,rn and Ancient / ,nouarpr. each ~
reuch. whe IL studied exclusively. w
Music on piuno, Harp, Guitar, or
DrawinS. w
Oh Renting.
No extra charges. Allleiters to BE- directed TO
Oct9-3w HUBERT 7. LEFEBNRE, Richmond, Va.
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N-E oMuSrCH HOKSES FOR SALE.
w hr,. SALE, privately, a pair of n
Tilted .0usd "a beautiful A HORSES, wsr~<
."s:s n,sus.. - perfectly gentle In single orAA
VI IL in By application to US.
ToLER & COOK, Agents.
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WILLIAM BATTAILE,

ATTORNEY At LAW, YAZOO CITY, mISSisilPh
~SETISUES TO practice in the Courts held at Jackson,
and in those Of the Fifth Judicial District, composed
OF the counties of Yazoo, Madison, Holmes, Leake, Alfalfa
Winston and sunhower; will give strict attention to col
lection of claims, payment OF taXes and adjustment OF law
titles in either OF those counties Refers to George H.
peake, Esq. Richmond Dr.. F J. strehng, stsnnom
Thos. r. Knox, Esq, Fredericksburg; Messrs. Swlney,
Green d Co, New Orleans: Messrs. J.. Wilde, Jr, New
York; Gen. VIM. +. Gordon, ~Albemarle Va; VIM. N.
Gouge, ESQ, Washincton City. Oct ll-tWu
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sH iDRACLIC CEMENT 1900 bblp. Hydraulic
R.. -eai=as, from James River" mandatory.
ee !. agents TOR Tie sale of this superior Cement, We
3us sr.rsa :" furnish promptly, large or email quantiues,
I Oc, ' ~ terms. DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO..
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-18
"DErERMINEp TO BE MIsEnABLE."-

"DETERMINED To BE MISERABLE" p
With reference to the little article of
ours under the above head, which appear
ed day or two since, the Free Demo
crat says:
Please read the review of our counsel
published yesterday, and draw another
inference. We have felt no misery. per-
sonally, on account Of the refusal of the
writ of Habeas Corpus, and have only
shared in the common regret that our
State Sovereignty has been overridden
by the District Court. Perhaps, it would
have been more peaceful way to have
said nothing about the last decision, but
liberty is not to be won by acquiescence
in the usurpations of the Slave power, or
in the concessions of Courts to Federal
encroachments.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-18
KGENSHEA CIRCUIT COURT - II
CHANCERE.

Thomas Bull, complainant, vs.. John L. Phelps. Celia
Hnclp5, fretigck A. Marshall, herman :. Chaplin,
surviving administrator of the esnte of Hiram
Alden, deceased, and Samuel Thompson, DC!ts.
EfORE the Hon. James X. Doolittle, Judge of
lib the Circuit Court for the County of kcnosha, in
the state Of Wisconsin in Equity, chambers sitting
1t satisfactorily appearing to me that process of
subpoena tn appCr aud answer, has heretofore been
duly issued In the above entitled cause, and that the
same has been duly returned by the Sheriff oi ke-
nOsha county, not served onthe defendants sherman
:. Chaplin, surviving administrator of the estate of
Hiram Alden, deceased, AMI Samuel Thompson; and
il further appearing by the affidavit Of Henry r. Full
Ter, That upon dilgcnI inquiry the said defendants
Sherman >. Chaplin, living administrator OF the
estate Of Hiram Alden, deceased, and Samuel Thorn
pson cannot be found in this state, and that they
non-resdents OF the state OF Wisconsin.
Now, therefore, motion of strong g. Fuller, So
acitors for said complainant, it is ordered that said
defendants, Sherman :. Chaplin, surviving admins
traitor of the estate of Hiram Alden deceased, and
Samuc, Thompson do appear in this and file
their pleas answers or denurers to the bill of com
plnlnant filed in snid cause, before the I'D day
oi October, A. ID. 1854 or in default thereof the said
bill ~ complainant be taken confessed against said
defendants, Sherman ;. Chaplin, surviving admins
traitor OF the estate of Hiram idcn deceased, and
Samuel Thompson and each of them.
And 1t is further ordered that the said complain
ant cause this order to published i'll the public
paper entitled "krnosha Telegraph" printed and
Published III the city Of Kcn0sha, for and during sly
first Insertion and publication to be made within
/ twenty days from the date hereof
J.R. DOOLITTIE,
Strong & Fuller, Circuit Judge.
Comp'lts Solicitors. $6,i0 I'll July IA.
! Dated 18th July, 1854.
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THREADS-Spooland Skein Thread ofall kinds.
SILkS-Lining, all colors; Embroidered SILK,
Sadders and Floss silks.
BCTTONS-Drcss, all kinds; Pant, Coat, Vest,
COMBS-Rubbcr,S Shell, Horn Buffalo, Back, Side,
Puff, Dressing, Circle Pocket, andlvOry Fine Combs,
Of aii descriptions.
BRUSHES-Hair,T Hat, Cloth, Crumb, Comb Lath-
er, Teeth, Nail busting, Counter, Feather, Stove,
Backing and Scrubbing. all st, les
CUTLERY-Scissors. Shears, Pen Knives, Pocke
Knives, Bowie Knives, Tweezcrs, Dirk., &C.
| TARLE CUTI.ERY-A fine assortment.
| SILVER PLATED Forks, Spoons, Butter Knives,
GERMAN SILVER WARE-A large stock.
| NEEDLES, Pins, Thimblts, Tapes.
| Binding, &c.
| RAZORS, Razor strops, ofthe finest quality.
| PERFUMElSY of ev0ry style and grade.
! MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS---Vio lins Guitars
Accordeons, Banjos, &c, Violin and Guitar Strings
-PIPES-Gcrrnan and French Cigar Cases Cigar
Holders Tobacco Boxes, of every style and variety
| Wax, and common Matches
| PORTE MONAIS-French and American from
| 81 soto $3.50 doz.
| TOYS-A large and well selected stock
iSTOLS- kevolvers, Gun Wads, Gun Caps, Gam
! Bags, Powder Horns, Flasks, &C.
! FISHING TACKLE-IIooks, Lines, Poles, &C.,
! the largest assortment in the western country.
BIRD CAGES-Wire aud Wood, large stock
| Constantly on hand.
| ROCKING HORSES-PropelIers Cabs Wheel
| barrows. Hoops, Wagons, &C.
ATS-Door, Carriage and Table Mats of all kinds
| WILLOW WARE-Two and Four Wheel Wag,
ons, Cabs, Chairs, Market Peach, Clothcsand Fancy
| Baskets.
| WOODEN WARE-Knife Boxes, Faucets, Mops,
| Pals Tubs Keelcrs Boxes, Selves Washboards and
| smaller Ware of all kinds.
| HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES-compripine eve
rything necessary for Housekeeper's use
! CATALOGUE can be Ind by addressing
| B. +. HOLLySTER,
wlY-4O us Lake Street, Chicago, ILL.,
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I've" 1ORhs lOCD.
FLouR-We notice increased activity
in the market for State and Western.
and in the absence of sufficient supplies
of good grades, prices have again slightly
improved, but in view of the greatly di-
minished supply here, there is a specula-
tive inquiry for forward delivery. Sales
1000 bbls Sc, 75a7 so for inferior state /;
$7,62a7 81 for choice and favorite; 8,50a
9,25 for common to fancy Ohio. Michi-
gan scarce and wanted. Canadian quiet
and nominal, the stock being reduced.
GRAIN.-Wheat quiet-better kinds
are offering at reduced prices-good white
Genessee at $2,30a2,35. Sales 6O00 bu.
good white Canadian $1,9Oa1,95. 1000
bu. good red upper lake 81 90, in store.
Rye quiet. Sales 200 bus. new, clo-
sing at 1.l21-2.
Oats plenty, but the bulk of supply
consists of heated; prices Of sound are
firmer; 43 a Al for prime state and wes-
tern.
Corn In demand-less offerlng-mark-
ct frmcr. Sales $4,000 bus. g. 20 for
unsound and slightly heated - 70; bet
ter price for yellow.
4 iC'''iCAA'2 MI oOitls III OEh, ildT-
ket unshanged; mess IL 1880. Prime
1850
Beef-trifing sales-15 1925.
Lard-less doing; market firm 7-8
10 IA.
Butter, fair request; u a II for Ohio;
II a 20 for state.
Cheese; brisk demand Q IL 10 for
good to prime.
Stocks this morning have advanced.
Money, nothing to note.
PORTLAND, 10th.
~ The crops in many portions of Maine
are suffering greatly from drought.
New YORK, 10th.
The Washington correspondent Of the
n. Y. Tribune says the story that Rus
STA was about to sell Sitka to the United
States, is untrue. The Gar made an Of
fer to ccde it. and the two are confoun-
ded.
PHILADELPHIA, 10th.
The 10 o'clock train from Baltimore,
and the 9 l2 from Philadelphia, came in
collision near IIayre de Gracc-no par
ticulars received, but it is feared that Sc
rious consequences have resulted.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-18

E Will our Readers one and all be
so good as to look at what Charley Brown
has got to say for R. B. Towslec in his
absence. We know there are the incest
kinds of goods at that establishment, and
have not shadow of doubt but they can
be bought at a bargain. And whether
you want to buy or not, Charley will be
glad to see you, and will treat you just as
well as if you wanted to purchase the
whole establishment 1t won't cost any
thing to call and examine.