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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17


There apesen Tor four or five more boaners, and pro-
will be made by the commencement oil The next
the accommodation Of otlers
Board AMI tuition payaJeone third in advance el4o
Without board primary department, ,o, -
W. Music and extra studies al rroessor's prices
Fermentation and Reference address F. hADER Principal
TO THE FRIENDS OF EDUCATION.
al IIFORD, having recently arrived III this from aii
rRnSG she 0 he e ho.n by
and guardians Tor selecting the instructors OF their daughters and
wards la ct teach the English
she believes that her will not be considered
Miss L. desires particular her plan Of teaching
fsne n,irnt"n IT. The s gHsG u manner m ra
and thus acquire perfect know" ee Of 1t vii" Great faculty.
ss sF sS" Sf they s e rus n% The
Consequent, they o not Labor under the disadvantage experienced
rokem toug, IrnI perfectly read write Miss L.
study t" French early clilhoo continued un
s. t law OF Don Cneom De Ia 5arca late Min
s ST. " v $ s% %f I&asS Sasi taught according 10 the plan
pursued by the ennent Professors Of Baltimore A. the l:cn
Music and Frenr and as she experience
teaching thee branches d. S Sen',% T eu l SHE
besides the Appended which are at !, IS tos 1t nscts.1r
scholars Essex, King William, King ana Queen and Gloucester
the two las! named che has been teaching the a'"ve
It. Tue With y, MTs SSI a to fGS Is SION a.
es, Of Soisng III" caI ,, will ,'r'e'"e
make ,r"rsI,"'" application, %sn nst term" ~ De ~ '""
~ AIMEE nnGET
Ar slim ~ ,VKE
I 60; 81 ! y pEi:rI
IN h c,y Mis-. Word considers sufficient give reference
,I. r,,m. nj The Rev MOSES ID. UOEE.
auty Al M. residence Of the Rev VI. g. sweeney, Marshall
,,c I and 5 neatly OPPOSITE ST. Ianes EpcnplI
Church IlmG
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>,r - r. ~ f 10 v f,Giiv.r ToiSE VIHEiNI.
NEnn nhi'it ~ nt ,., .nnn,,,.n nn ,h. tf,, ,,v
fENllE next session OF his Sc'ni VIII n t iy
Of January iea "a ,.%i oe 'Nus ."t "s'a . W ~
'e n"'''"' N TERMS
,. :; r,;i Ln ,,, ,,.,, war e,G,
Forboird an 'ulH'i ~ '..S'''" 'oi '"e '." IN
Ancient anu A1ucih '''"=u"t'', '"'"' IA
Music on the Piano, ~
will be made for lass U time, except IN Cases u"
rrorrac,l sickness OLIVER CNuMP.
REFEKl'NtES-lI",, itr's''
Scl:e ne We're, PI"l McGiicy University n y W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
NAKE NOTICEThat have qualified as the GUARDIAN Tor Jno
n Farmer infant child Of Jno H. Farmer (who died IN tue
county Of Halifax al in County Court of Allmancc County:
State Of North Carolina and bond and security as nch anu
shall move the Judge of the Circuit Court for the County OF
Virginia 4 day of the next term Of that Court or
leave TO the estate Of the said infant Jno H. IN,
Virginia eaid County Aamance and state OF North
Curolina HAN'i"'N '
Ian Q-clR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17
FRANCES BAILEY

taken The CLERKS OEcc ul 'he IT,
cunt Court Of Prince Edward county, the 2nd day Ct ianaL
-, go 4, y,nw,u,n PaIntIn,
Robert BowInan Trustee Of PEebe BoSa9 and ~ his own right
Inps T. uwman aud DoHni chIirem whose names de
'4' ' " ,nro, lao ,srrrt,,orJ Defendants.
The object OF ,iS sett enent OF the account o.
- il,Iran a. Trustee In Phcbe Bowman 40 hlIh,
and 10 division sale Of the trust properly thoh Tie per
sons entitled thereto. ..,. 80 49,. .,,,, -.
been able who the children o! Fdraf Bowna ad
Ina, The said Children whose Unknown are not resch'
of this S,ate-on the painful by counsel "a ouelsh
a the the children OF Farrar o~man whose names are
order and necessary potect teir Interest," an" h
copy Of this order published , four succeye weeks IN s
Richmond Enquirer newspaper printed IN the CITY Of Kchm'r'
and that copy thereof be posted the front door OF e
courthouse Of this county the first day OF the next County
Cuur:. ,vopSr.M r.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17

49, " ox,.y.S pILLS.--A CERTAIN REMEDY
rnR TIII CURE or SICK iiEAnAGES D i Ness
r SIGHT AM Sswcas:ic dated July l. lS5l"lo Professor
em M hav. been great sufferer for some tine from de
II headache dimness OF sight; digestion
sed h could 10 cat any solid 1000, ana
50 WEAK as incapable wakS ya en
vas So v OF medicines without the east oene taeh COM
Hae your pills and invaluable medicine has restored
|1euc ei aSiAS W. W.. ~ - Jan. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17

NOTICE TO THF. CIR Z EDITORS OF JOHN BID,
KESBROUGn, AND OF MRS. GABRiELLA BRoChENbhoU"h
DECEASED.
having claims against s 10 o. PRESENT
,rinom deav me- in order that may Fay ITEM prepsTaSFy
passing tie esates oyer TO the csaiees 1 ~ ts,o
AuinIsaIa.Il W.; .nns.J w." Dec. 23-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17

NIE copar,nershp Of BRADLEY inns pay n ns
solved by mutual consent Either partner Is u'e
the name OF the firm in liquidation only g., Ia, ,;mo .,
All persons indebted lis. are requested LOT e a'' ~
come for ad and settle their respective dues ,,o
yv be found al our old stand p Main street. over the
store Of J. B. Scgal. G nv NJ On nj EV
sha continue business as heretofore conducted o na
endeavor by my personal attention, TO merit n H
" We W.
C-ctf
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Bl ALEX. NOT'r s. CO.. 1iIcI,

TEHsA under $50 cash. that SUM. day. ST.
hovcd nr eollube paper. ALIEN MOTT & co, huc,s
IAN It'd T. ". o. ROY Proprietor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17

THEATRE.
8Ec0ND NIGHT OF TIE CELEBRATED ACTRESS, MISS E.
LOGAN.
'hS E,cnug TUESDAY, January 7th 1854, will DO per
IL ufneG kHUSes play OF the
HUNCHBACK.
d, Miss T. LogaH-Mas:er Wulter Mr.. Tayor-Cford MIR.
Bonifacc.
After which,
Song Miss &. lncc
Dance Miss NJ Darlington
To conclude with
LITTLE BACK PARLOR.
poo's open aperioalnce o'clock precise
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17

J7,IU PUBLIC STOChS.
N$TlL he sold in of the Mayor Oe in the City OF Alex
w andra. GTH JANUARYD 1854,
10. O'CLOCK, A NJ. VIZ
81 SOD Virginia State Stock, pa abc in lSt?
5000 Virginia State Stock yabc in 1865.
sl6yjUJ Virginia State Stock. payable Ia leG1.
e2?OU Alexandria Cooperation Stock, payable III lSSI.
So $40 Alex Indria Corporation Stock payabc in S-1.
81 .OO Alexandria Corporation Stock payable IN ls,i.
8LJ Alexandria Corporation stock coupons the
pa able in New Ymk rrde, mabie i'll 1874
500 bonds of the Alexandria Water Company able III sG1
and convertible into stock, briOIr 1851.
10 shares stock Alexandria Water Company.
- shares stUck Fire Insurance Company Of Alexandria
SAMUEL. VI. JANSEY,
EDW. II. STABLER,
Ian, Ste Executors Sarah :. Janney, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17

w NJ a. cay,
ATTORNEY AT LAW ST. LOUIS. Mo,
NAlL attend 10 professional business generally the Stale Of
w Missouri.
DEMONSTRATION ". BrocEchLoug. Lexington Wa Charles
Smith, Esq Luneburg Va Edward K Chambers ESD Boy
Val G. Mcllwame Esq, Petersburg, Va Hon Edward baies
Louis, Mo. Dec. eft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17

HAVE seen the John Cox Of Portland In which
vending
any NJ William IIoesens Patent Lever Railway Presses o
Inch CLAIMS the exclusive owner hereby INFORM ,r
that have making Hay Presses Of the KIND referred 1"
py Sir Cox svnc made by me- 9nder an express
with Mr. and claim the ;lsh! ~ Continue Ia
md sell them under ADVISE those who
ha disregard both the public and inc rrxao
threats Mr.. Cox. ,,, " ~, W; :'l ILL., .
Win .fP5 ,,ra.ts Dec 3O--c2r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17

HNHE subscribers ocr their their friends and The
4 public, hire Negroes for the They will
their best cndeavor good homes and eo" prices Per
having Negroes hire would do we'll ~ tem as early
possible.
We will assisted by Mr.. VIM G. Taatvro IN this branch Of
our business who engaged mans
Negroes. y. u. j C. B. HILL,
Corner Of Wall aud Franklin STREETS, Richmond.
Dec i3-dSctlslFpb,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17

GEO. T. SWAMI,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CIIANCERY
JACKSON. MISS.
RACTlCES Law tho several State and Federal Courts held
Jackson and in the Circuit and Probate
neghboring He will attend paymen
and redemption OF forfeited lands Auditors Oice
Refers Stephen r. Eggleson, ESQ., Henry P Irving, Eq
mue Marx, ESQ., Cashier Bank Of Virginia. Messr Harris Glib
SON. Richmond, Va. Nov. 26-cly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17

NEW CUNCENN
TIME subscribers have this day entered mo 60 oms
sion and riding Business on Cary se
stock Wines and Liquors bought No
en principally cash. which we invite our renus anu
the trade generally - ,; o,, v,;u mn 10
liberal cash advances upon will attend 10 receiving and or
i; o "nSs unon The hes, terms w B. RADCLIFFE,
"I iam y TO- T. V. DOUGLASS.
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Late Of Clarkesvilic, Mecklcnburg County.
REFERENCES-Capt Robert y. overly James T. illskins
Col William Townes A. C. Finley E. Holloway ClarEesyle;
n A Puryear Mecklenbure William l.. Owen. ESQ Black wal
NUT Robert Owen ESQ., Mayo Josiah Dabbs Esq Halifax G.
H. Charles X Tubivic BIocmsbughi Bird Fere Brooklyn;
Col William Rison. Pitsylvania. a.;
The eubsc rber this occasion OF returning " sahSs 10 MS
uends for the very liberal extended 10 Nun az
Nero hant and 10 the concern
of Johnson upon whose joint efforts they may rely Tor tue
IA O. confded 10 their care
Im eSn, TIIOS. TINSI.EY JOHNSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17

iust received by ship Paramelta.
soHAER, KOHLER & co.
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FHNE Undersigned and after this date will
al attention any business entrusted them respec.
friends, from OF the the collection
torcemcn OF claims negotiation or sale Of Stocks State City
Bonds, marketable
nature seWse % Ssa ss9.-- nj similar
INO. ". Bolts,
J. " LOOMS.
Address Bolts Looms, office 40 Wall street. New York
- prs undsrsigAcd does not contemplate Change OF resi-
hu will attention al New YORK al any ne
rhan letters him, OF private nature
viii be directed Ricmond Va Al on business az
VIZ w ' JSO NJ. DOTIS.
D-rlu
Demoine courier., 1854-11-09
Elections.

Michigan. New York. New Jersey,
Illinois and Wisconsin, held elections on
the 7th inst. Michigan elects a Cover
nor, Lieutenant Governor, State officers,
four Representatives in Congress, a Leg
lslaiure, and county officers.
New York elects a Governor, Lieu,en.
ant Governor, Canal Commissioner. State
Prison Inspector, thirty three Congress.
men and a Legislature.
New Jersey elects five Congressman
and a Legislature.
Illinois elects a State Treasurer aud
nine Congressman.
Wisconsin elects three Congressman
and a Legislature.
Delaware holds an election for Gnver-
nor and Congressman on the the l4lh OF
November.
Massachusetts holds an election on the
lS,h Of November for Governor. Lieu,eu.
ant Governor, eleven Congressman, and
a Legislature.
The total number Of Cengressmen 10
be elected in the above mentioned States
is Sixty six. .... u
Demoine courier., 1854-11-09

The steamer Goliath had arrived a
San Francisco with Los Angeios pa pers
TO he 2lst September. The San Diego
Herald Of the 18th says a report had
been broueh, to the crossirg of the Col
orsdo thata compan, uftm,granis. NUN
her!ng fifty persons, all from Texas
were murdered on the SIS, Of Angus,
by indians, while several n and
children in the train were il is feared
doomed TO more horrible fate.
Six hundred head Of cattle were car.
ried OF.
The news were brought by a small
train 10 The rear OF the above, which hap.
PLY escaped.
Other parties Of Americans had en-
counlered Indians near Tucson, and one
mpn was killed.
The Apaches were becoming more
troublesome every day.
Twenty five Americans had persisted
for want OF water.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-09
The Rns!. Westward.

In addition 10 the immense i'm immigration
which we have been recording for weeks
past, there is another feature OF The times
worthy Of notice, to wit, the carpet Dag
men. Every day. nj noon, some hall
dozen coaches may be seen starting from
The stage Office filled inside and out with
passengers who have just arrived on The
downward trip Of the Mckee or The Ben
Campbell, aud who arc making tracks
carpet bag in hand, for the towns. villages
and p~rairies west Of US. Thlsi is the history
of,many weeks past. The whole world.
in fact, seems 10 be iumbliDg i!herward.
Five hundred additional dwelling houses,
and a large number of business places
are actually needed this day in Burling-
ton. Many persons are living along IN
der great inconveniences-while ii is
also true that We are losing hundreds
who would locate among US if houses
for their families and buildings for their
families and buildings for their various
pursuits could be obtained. And afler
Abe fret Of January when our Eastern
railroad will be completed, these incon-
sentences and losses will be still greater.
Some steps should be taken to provide
for the Burlington Ia:
Demoine courier., 1854-11-09
Tri- Weekly Republican.

AS soon after the commencement q
the next vol, as WI can complete our ar
rangemen,s for that purpose. we shall
publish a s'TRI wEEKLY REPUpLIcAN.'
which will during The session Of the Leg
~islaiure contain the e~arlies. reports of ihe
proceedings of that body. and a synop
sis Of the speeches of the members. As
the comming session promises to be an
exciting and interesting one, we shall en-.
deavour to keep our readers well advised
ofall that lranspires of interes, TO them.
The terms Of the Tri weekly for the ses.
sion will be n dollar.--Iowa RspubH'
can,
Demoine courier., 1854-11-09
In other Dreadful Railroad Accident,

BETWEEN FORTY AND FIFTY PERSONS
IaJuRED-s&vERAL KiLLED.-We ate in
Iebled To DR.. Kunckle. of Marietta,
Ohio, down yesterday on The Ben Camp
pell, for the particulars of another shock
ing ra,lrhad accident, which happened
about } o'clock day before Yesterday
morning on the Rock Island and Chicago
Railroad.
1t seems that when the train was
about So miles this side of Chicago, ard
when going at full speed, The locomotive
struck a horse, by which the engine was
thrown off the track, capsized and
smashed Ia pieces. fatally i%njnring the
engineer, and breaking o leg Of he fire.
man. Two baggage ears were thrown
cross-wise The track several feet in al
vance of the engine. The first passen
rser car came crushing against the bay
gage cars, bat without doing serious in
jar-. The second passenger cur coming
up with great force against he first, was
upsesupon The engine. The steam es
'raping into the second car; the passen
gers were more or less scalded, five OF
xix Of whom had died when DR.. X. leli
and IT was certain that a large number
could no, recover. A child was ALEC
crushed, 10 death her the irsiand second
passenger cars came together. There
were three other passenger care ia The
train. but fortuna ely none Of the persurs
in .hcm were iriureQ.-B darlington TIL
Demoine courier., 1854-11-09
YHE NEMG EME "a UREER r.
Great Fire Mt Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Oct. %.

CLEVELAND, Oct. %.
The most disastrous fire il has ever
been our i'll fortune TO undergo broke
gu, at half past 10 o'clock last evening
in The stable of The New England Iio-
tel and was not arrested until property
had been destroyed estimated a, from a
half TO a million of dollars.
The following are The names of the
sufferers as far as ascertained:
New England Hotel with the entire
square on which il stood. Mr.. Ross, The
landlord. saved The principal part Of his
furniture; A. &. &. Loeb, clothing store,
stock lost; j. Brown, barber shop; Cook
d. A!thon, clothing store; Wrenham.
druggist; Treat a. Ward, wholesale gro-
Gerry and provision store-heavy stock
of sugars and liquors. Bishop Run.
nington & Co.. liquor dealers, Mllinch
d. S.illman, commission dealers, George
SPrague. agent, heavy stock groceries
and liquor. OF these stocks scarcely
anything was saved, many losing even
their books and papers.
Crossing James street. The fire con-
sumed The ST. Charles Hotel, or the east
side between M.rwin aud The river, the
entire .ow Of buildings from tie Cana! TO
Superior street, occupied as follows:
Chamberlin g. Crawford. forwareers
books and paper saved; Cleveland Gus
tom House, books. papers. &c. in a vault,
supposed TO be destroyed: A. N. Gray,
Iron Agent; Cleveland Board of Trade
rooms; Wilbur 81 MEDIEVAL, heavy gro
Gerry, stock all lost; w. Bingham Il Co
iron dealers, loss heavy; three or four
clothing stores, aud S;eadmsn & Sons
meat market. Crossing Superior Lane.
The ile attacked the building known as
Ovean's block, which with it's contents
was e~ntirslv consumed. 1t WAS occupied
By l. +. a. s. Burgess. grocers aud liquor
dealers, who l"sr entire stock. + Ander-
son. Canada dealai; ]. Morrison, trrk' I
ia bank notes, supposed To be consumed.
as the safe lay in the hotties, flame f %
IONS of burning iaIiow in =. Anderson's
cellar. A. N. Gates. w. II. Erkrr,. and
DIR. Denhar,'s offices. Between River
street aud she Railroad track. j. i. Bore's
clothing store, q Of dance houses, &c.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-09

r0ring the approaching Session OF
The General Assembly. we shall, issue
from our Office, a Tri- Weekly Legisla.
i've Reporter rely ing upon the impor-
lance and general necessity Of a more
frequent, Ineligible and comprehensive
detail Of the daily transactions Of tina,
body, than can be attained through the
condensed reports of our Weekly publ.
cation. We are also encouraged in The
undertaking oy the very liberal patronage
hitherto extended to our predecessors.
from Session to Session, by members
and citizens at large.
The next will be a Session Of unu
sualiinporiance; matters of exlraoidinary
~in.eres, 10 the State will be presented to
its consideration; tie policy "f a Pro-
hi5ltory Liquor Law ant expedieacy at
Constitutional Revision. will probably
form exciting elements of Legislative
&C ton, stations of high irus. and respon-
sibilliiy ere TO be filed; and in visw of
the present aspec. Of political affairs in
Iowa, an unprecedented interest in The
transactions of The Assembly, will doull
less prevail throughout, the State.
w need hardly add tina, the Lecisla
tive Reporter will be strictly nfutral in
politics.
Our terms are One Dollar per copy
for The Session, inra,iabiy ia advance.
Address the publishers and forward Or
ders at the ~earlies, practicable period
!owa Capital Reporter.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-09
Wayerly Magazine.
A SPLENDID

This paper is The largest Weekly ever
published in this country. It's contents
are such as will be approved in the most
%fas;idious circles--Dolhine immoral beirg
admitted INFO it's pages. 1t will furnish
as much reading matter as almost any
one can find time 10 peruse, consisting
OF Tales, Biographies. History. Poetry
and articles If a Scientific claracter.--
Every number contains a choice piece Of
music, which is worth more than the
price Of The paper. The paper contains
no ultra sentiments, aad NEEDLES neither
with pc ltits nor religion, but it ia char
acierized by a high moral tone. |: cir
cu!at.s all over he country, from Maine
10 California. The terms by mail are
very low, AS will be seen by the follow
ing:
TERns.--The ..Waverly Magazine"
is published weekly by Moses A. Dow,
II, Water street, Boston, Mass.
Two editions are printed. one on thick
paper for Periodical Dealers at 6 cts per
copy, and an edition for mail subscribers
ION d little thinner paper, so as to come
within the low postage law a, 50 90 a
year, or 81 90 for six monihs; always in
advance.
Clubs by mail, six papers six months.
$500. Paper stopped when the las.
number paid for is sent.
A new volume commences every July
aud january. But if a person commen
ces at any particular number in this vol
ume, and pay for six months, he will
have a volume complete, with a TILE
psse, as every paper Is comrlata i'll itself.
Persons writing for the paper must
write their name, pos. office, county, and
state, very distinctly. Those who wish
their papers changed should tell where
I, has previously been sent.
P"s'age on liIs paper &c cents a year,
payable in advance at the Gfice Of ie,
livery.
AGESTs.--Dex,er & Bro, New York;
A. Winch, phIlade.phia; Taylor & Co..
na!limcre.
For 81 90 in advance we will send HE
Waretly with either Gadey's.G raham's,
liarpeI's or Pe,erson's Magazine for one
scar.
" We will send a copy of "Gray's
Elcgy," beautifully illustrated. post paid,
for either ST. 90, or six subscribers with
a dollar for zach, in advance.
IL All letters and communications
concerning the paper should be address
ed 10 the publisher.
Any enc sending US five subscribers
for OF e year. or ten Tor six ronlhs, with
$40 III eiIhtf case, shall receive a new
and splendid likeness Of Daniel Web
ster, a large and beautiful picture 80 by
20 inches which sells for SO. II repre-
seDts him as he appeared when deliver.
ing his famous speech on March 7th.
1880. Itgives his full form and attitude
and is considered the best likeness OF
iha, great man that has ever been pub
listed. We will send i. by mail, post.
raid.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-09

WESTERN FARM LEAGUE.-This is the
name of a new project for The se,'lemen.
OF Iowa. The association was formed
in New York city, October 20. 1t con
templates the purchase Of 10000 Dr
10000 acres in Iowa. to be divided into
l50 farms, with a town site. park, pub
lie grounds, &c. Stock divided into
LOCO shares 500 each, emitting the
holder 10 half an acre lot in The town and
tie selection OF a farm A store, school
house, blacksmith shop and dwellings for
immigrants ds they arrive are to be put
up. The locating Committee leave n.
Y. early this month, accompanied by a
sur,c, or who will make drafts and sur
veys of the whole distric. heated upon
The farms are to be sold 10 members al
origlna! cOst price. The association
furnishes cheap transportation TO the
members.
All the estimates Of increase of popula.
lion in this State will PROBABLY fall below
she truth. The above projec, IS only one
illustration among many how people are
docking n.-BGriiHs ion Ithgrrph.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-09
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST.. LOUIS, November

FLOUR-Sale Of leo bbls city 81.
perine at 81: 1000 do delivered this
II onlh, a, Sc rs, rs de- country extra n;
Sc %; 40 do country superfne. a, 81:
40 do fine, a,S5 rs. and SO do At IS So;
rs do fancy and ezra, al 81 06t and
81 25.
WHEAT-Sales as follows: inferior
red, a, l22c; do lair, at l3Or; do COED
reL, at 1885,; ISL do a, I40c; III do
good white, at l43;; do cl cice red, choice
while, and Zimmerman. a, l45r;
CORN-250 bags white. a, Coo; 1900
90 yellow and white. at 81 and 60, new
and second hand gunnies.
OATS-5OO at dc, new g~rrnies; 81
do in four busEel second hand bags, al
40 cents. ..'.
PROVISIONS AND LARD-Smsll
lots Of bacon a, The usual fgures-say
clear sides at a to Sc. ribbed ~. hams
tn III. plain aGd canvasssd; fancy scarce
Sale Of 20 bbls No. 9 lard at &c.
GROCERIES-Stock Of sugars light.
Market quiet. No sales bevond small
lots frcm store. Coffee and molasses
dull at former rates.
SEED-Timo'hy So 25 to So so; flax
81 %: clover Sc rs.
BEANS-Sale of so bags, fair, a,
81 % per bushsl; castor 81 80.
POTATOES--Prices range high
say, for 500 bags Ne~siannocs and pink
eyes 81 80 per bushel; 900 do 81 5S.
ONIONS-34 bbis al 1915 per bbl,
equal to 81 so per bu.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-09
ARRIVAL OF THE
4 r A i | n
Nav YORK. NOvember 81.

4. .I- NEW YORK. November -.
The Arabs arrised this forenoon with
dates TO the 2lst. The market for bread.
sluf1s opened with a COED demand, but
tell OF at close.
Flour-Wes,ern Canal 39s; Ohio 42s.
Wheat advanced %; corn advanced Ia.
Yellow and white quoted at 39s. Lard
has considerably advanced, with sales at
55s. Rice has also ad vanced, with sales
at 26s. H
No change in c~onsols. United States
stocks unchanged. Iron dull. Trade in
Manchester had slightly de clined.
The bomhardmem Of Se~vasiopol com
menced on IIle l3 b, from the heavy ar
illcry.
Omar Pacha had gone to the Crimea
10 a council of war. Ii is believed his
forces will go there. M~ensehlkeff has
been partially reii,furced.