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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04
M iIINlTEILIGENCER OF

@~-l-TTE INTELLIGEN CElt. OF-
" beer removed from Water
FlCb y N M'Afee's new buildings corner
sreett@ and Quincy streets, one square
Of NAM I po,t Office, one square from the
from e y vi 4S Depot and one square fromthe
Ssea9s Entrance from Quincy street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

ynOlMA TEmrRsSes LE6f6hs. THE last
EelAvllls PatriotsayG9 liP lItf.fi ~ y
zone day last week, Is we stood on The bank oil
lie river, we witnessed the opstationo a'duck.
iy' man by afew Of tld B'hoys Of Old Virgin.
ia Its said that he las been guilty Of getting
dnrt and abusing his wife dime aud again. We
ksl may make him betIer.m man. but 6e have
slidoabB whether Il viii Or nots'' <. II
How could you expect, neighLob toeurc airnah
Of drinking by making an GA toatofnmi
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StraNge but TRUE

b - pDIdIIkH uWt- IIIUD VI - NJ "a
FNTHIIR III The N Or ceiling Goods
wv atsnd below COST ii have SiI mo dine Continued
selling such prices - 70 elelt ifon mos
every ne ms lam
III you wish 10 convince yourselves OF te truth or this
assertion, Gust give call and you WIN July
any other, but arc III mos case lower
Just received ~ lot nc very hnest
nsin and th9ll sen AZ 81 conta.
ISAAC rRAGBR, no Mtinat, Ii
100 hetween hohrop and vniop.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

"a i sEsw more OF those he 1os Wifi ,fhos D1nde
at Taylor wAthta, lust we'd ana or aal6
vi, :" e''hhinllop iiillj byi 3 a & =,
ea3 s snNS Q. n BRoHN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

= As named Radcliffe was found dead la on
w house attached 10 tie Columbia Hopse, on
f.Re' sQuate, early yesterday morning. He had
Da'oed for some time stthis tavern and had been
ps'll TOT several days PAST, END vas attended on
II.0ne'day night by q physician, WHO gave ditec;
ys,'0' bis treatment during The night. Ate %
s'sSA Yesterday morning he got outof bed. cams
na NAi''' washed himself and stepped out A
~! Hns aflerward fellow oardst discovered
W ~ a Enecling posture dead. The case on
W. % have been rapid one. Of cholera Iie|
NJ Is upon bis petsona He 81 saidto have
az ,sFy dissipatsd and to have awiieIand chill,
'sa 10 The city No inquest we ore Informed,
w Considered necessary a Il ! 70, Z, : iig
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

nav STAGE LISE.-A new stage line y shotlly'
,oIoin'o operation from Cameron Station, on the
y sll'inOre aud Ohio Railroad, 10 waynssbu.s, PAP
y Ias distance between The ,wopoinIsis2e miles
'Ae Company has been otganlzed under the
a u Of The "waynesburs aud Cameron Stage
sOnp'nN" with the following named cficstii--
sa%I' VenAlte, President, Ralph Drake, Tteasu.
Hs', NJ Houston, Secretary, 500
This line will bring 10. Wheeling nqchicf the
S,as Of Greene county, adlsesPt country,
Nash now goes 10 PillsbuIg6. ..is ii,s9, q h ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

AF'LrH OF Nrw oRLrASse-- The N, Q. Delta Of
the9sA uIt. says &
lhe teltnS Of deaths for the last week, Ia the
,MnoeSAy. exhibit total Of one huudled hri 90:
y'nf<' Last year, for the week ending the 2sd
WY 'te Total mortality was els Of wliieh q 80
Sste o. yellow fevetD thus there were four hunt
Tsa deaths per week last year than there are
vs. w. Webeg the New York Ttibpnes and other
Tamnlalofs Of our city, 10 lear this fact nmind.
' ht there have been thee cases OF allow ie.
1-Iwo Sete sailors, who came tom Hsyaua,
'Au one was an original case. IS EiSaVffgE
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AZ KPH. TRRADwRLL & SONS.

safes OF astes, suitable for n6telahs banks, Jewell
eIt record Offices steanboateS fife and thel proof
bahkVaut plate chests for private alllesI eto on
hand for sale and made TO ORDER At The denotI i92 Pearl
street, door below Maiden Lane, New York. by t
fsnta!ifY1anin ROBERT M. PATRlOKi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

N.D.-JleoB N. Warden win be found d the Law OF
fec OF Alfred gad With the books and accounts OF
Warden & Bdwatds.and ~ persons indebted TO sald
hrnRTe hereby otlhed and required TO eailtnd settle
without delay being Authorized to bus
1 jsao ! saw Wv ~ JACOB ri. WARDEN. j
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iCAUTfON. 8ll
1AuTIoN nXTRA

S.; 3 x CAUTION EXTRA
Also Observe Pfomissory Note VIII re propileoie
written signature sennlne bottle Of pr ioltes
lnvgoTating Cordial. 3 Isl ,si.th1 -
Toeouptsrfeit whish Is ioresry 3 Is ~ 4 a
uEszhs corsistf I. yfl 10, AtsaS ssHe'risatss stsf
PyieS set BOT tive Tor ssi ak fot eie.
[ $500 49, 81 = Al. IL, A1NEt Proprietor, n a
81, y ,is re Btoadwas, New YoIk,
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~ 90 AUAINI
receipt or ave thousand oflhote nice III Gaoeigars
u which llbe oldcheep ,,,>.,,,,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

IA we are about tog6 kasi 70 wv ysls
~ large stoe I'VE iake gteat 70
oir telling aud Vicinity custom thst ~
Iris jay BS6raTy ist al our iap0 and ~
sffunsital lSloAnd Museal ilbst Sosg
We hone that our mlaieal fiendg Sil eye ~
and tee hltiatS and aTs6 saecllOn new mpsiei
nc gSnddFlI pItRIsIso, iSS Main &
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

iilyi Mammoth 81 aDs DIOr9t ~
+ q ApFst Al q I'm olt ION 10 \. a ID n a 4.
33ANERY las on hand md is feeelyln oie o. the
% hfteal and best etOcka OF Hats aud Geps W.
evenbetn opened this city. Heis also eoistai net.
iieeturng every description Of hat and car now ~ nse,
from tho very best aud ana epnkt
prices that cal,iiot hlItopeAtel n a.
iandiso feeeivIls lkts 81 Eastern nsns
Hats and ans ,neh will be sold low. AlsVe
liTEe SSsoftnent of tdfens aDcy bats and caps aud
ladies' riding hats, eatret bag aud
N. b q ne made 10 order o6tbeahorenaotIse
nhoa FhefNng,Y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

-. - - '--1-7le y So -
. DEMAND FOE laos RI RSoLANp. The N, York
Commercial hiss the annexed extract Of q leiteF'
duly II. 5Ussas tistlt ~ 4
THE demand foJ iron continues on an enorr
nol'icas nSpite or tile wahalib The aggregate ex.
PoS ATE breatly IN excess Of last year. beins at
we tale Of 100000 tons yer anDugi tpig itof)
lhnmay he tsken at two-thir,ls OF Tie entlre fto.
dueliOn Of Great Briialn--the remaining third Is
eqyhalf lhe quantity required for home consumpi
uol. Uudtr these circumstances we nfe Ialhsr
Aktly 10 anvancs than decline niton prices
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

WITHDRAWAL FROM THE COALITION
AGAINST THROWING IN TRIMMINGS


wv iTiDR4l lgonail name from ths soal
nv tupii throwing Trimmings, ena WI noNt
pss.a q eonnien cotton NE yssy
stosk u pls Gcodssys hloyshtt0
shelowf list OF tome of lie goods and prices
hfitgotdfrffe.- pafaat ccntti 80
kssi.s tf, do 10 do 4 4 4 ~ li3 ~ n y II
akstehf Finest llneneambfi Il eleents,
Finsit French. WIN tsstelsr 30 40 III
ilfReHH<tti--k tghw bonretA. % 40
u 80 80. CHM no al So1l 40
Is fiuestnissca do 20 DO Is
BlfafAea ~ Best 10 q. N ~ et DO
u llt4Lneied At4lflt hestJa ~ ~ 40 n n y
& w W me- 10 laurel " s do u
y iCdlfcoear Fsft eolnIh ~ otaS 10 49l
~ Finesti2iAt 10 do
ISitkf-4 Best llhclt, 20 inches RS do
pfaetlea c2nenSicc, sequised lobhine House
lathe Hast, whansplpa VII snahie ne 70
cons IN 70 The HE most
Therefore, conc an, and seen re ge3.l 4 5s
/ Mymotto Ak idlts ard shielf 9fefts.'fi ~
Ksstsr et9Is mo ~ sisISst
COAL ID o. ks.
H 90 Ea, iss
stIeet, near lie Post 0Hiff, Wheeling, Va. MI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

ITT -UTT
0i q b4rrtlfC der Vine rarf N
10000 rotnt con, ir,. received end FOR oac by
ja2i AtHLDGkLKY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

e aaaf y ROCR}ALE ICE. : D ~ ~ 4
I'M X suserbers will commerce delivering their very
i superior Ice 20 customers this nprnlnS- !, s.it
Orders len with Themselves rellhero the divers,
Apr,, EN-. %, wARR lsSS = . SSss
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'DR ADVISED aud Use tue japan bvot Polish. his is
On hkst rate article and 40 mslae. you DO NOT Pc
ieSe that tits lust come and buy 10 eenis
C.hT ~ ~ $50 lslG0tf 24Jtfniun atsa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

n ygllTEHT Ia 10 TliStees In inst
tho M IN tie above ems
so on real and neIauna
dis9ped ne holdslh Of shares II the esfisst
iosslblo date. alter The saeoft ahares Tho ceft
cates ave which entities Jhe holder 10 IN eoni
ble share N The villain famed ssnleepl collection of
real and also, 10 one OF Whilehur,pa
AZ wlsli presented alsl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

No language eaifeonyey idea Of tle immedli
Sis sn
erbIoken down BY excess, BY atuIe or
BY tie pnslIug pnd ieaxsu w ~
phytieA disease yafish tpseihoFu
defiis inflelee Nor ~ tho effect on
relief Il for the cordial opettles oil
tbs adlcihe tie iseli and Tito
q normal ecndon. Wei may Tie Be CALI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

III uhdeTsgned will continue tho above business In
his own aud upon his own account az the old stand
and will e0deavoT 10 give than TO
huc Of The customers oil tie old Tmas may continue TO
give him their aud as many new ones as may
favor with their orders. MD 3 go ~ ti lisi IS
MICHAEL EDWARDS, Jnog
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Dissolution Of Doe Partnership.

THE eorarlnership heretofore existing between the
j. undersgned In tho Merchant tailoring husinesa, In
y city or Wheeling, under the m name Of Warden 4
Bdbdrde, has this day BY mutual consent been dissolved
Jacob ~, Warden wing sold out IN tile stock
Of said co partnership 10 Michael Edwards, yr.
Jacob ~ Warden Ills alone Authorized 10 settle and COLI
ieet the debts oil said Arm ai+s " tl la.f-e titH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-13
BY ToLER COOK.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Il
~ ton of decree fthe Circuit Court of h.;
CO. made on the 18th day of May last in the snt ~
Helen King, in her own right and as comnittes ~
Ann f. w King, lucy King and Rachael W FI,;.
pialnuffs against Ann E; w. King, by Eustace Rob,
inson- her guardian. ad lituUl and Peter v n.nSaI
surviving trustee of himself James Rawlings ana
Ihomes j. Bullet, defendauts-The undersigned
commissioned, appointed for that PURPOSE will sell
al Pooi1c auction on the premises be ginning at five
ocioek, on MONDAY, the 18th day of the present
and Lot and an adjoiring vacant Lot on Church Hill
named IN said decree each of which Lots frouts on
zHh street AZ feet and runs back 1872 feet and
oounded, on the North by the Lot of Philip Court
ney and On the South by that of John Epders estate
The terms of sale are: As to SO much of tba Ne
ceeos OF sale will be requisite TO deray the
ses OF sale and the costs of suit the cash win he re-
CURED and for the balance three negotiable notes
each ior onetnrd OF said balance, with interest add
ed and payable respectively at six twelve and eisb
teen months from the day of ssle the payment there
OF 10 be secured by deed of trust on the prope rty
sold. f-0PeA'J
The improvements of tho improved lot are desira.
Bile and convenient and the house. which ia nov oc
cupied by Mr. Hunt, commands a remuneratinp rent
And. in further execution of said decree / shall
immediately after the above SALE proceed to sell pb
hciy. upon the premises all the nights titles and in
teress of the plaintiffs in the suit referred To in
TO the following property viz: One Lot of Ground ON
Marion Hill, known in the plan thereof now of re-
cord In Henrlco county, as Number go and bounded
on the East by Fisher street. and on the West nv
scout street, containing two acres, or less be-
iEe part OF the property conveyed by Neil Mcuoul
and wife to Alexander Fulton, Andrew Stevenson
and John Adams.
TERMS: One-third of the purchase money in cash
and two n gotiable notes to the residue with in.
terest added, payable at six and twelve mouths ana
PETER v. DANIEL. JR., Commjssioner
Sale to be conducted by TOLER l. COOK,
Jeo Auctoneers
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STREET PREACHING EXCITEMENT

New YORK, June 1.-THE street pre aching
troubles bid fair to break forth to-day both in tbis
citv ana Brooklyn. with renewed violence and the
are on duty in great strength to check the first
outbreak that may take place.
IN brooklyn, especially, renewal of the scenes OF
ast sunday are anticipated, and great excitement
prevails IL is rumored that the '.Know Nothings''
OF this city are going in great numbers this
afternoon.
At a late hour on Friday nj ght some of the Brook
syn police having been informed that fire arms were
secreted in a house on Main street, near Catharine
street Ferry, procured warrant and entered the
house, discovering seven muskets loaded heavily with
arrested, and admitted that tie muskets were pri-
vateiy conveyed to the house for the purpose of self
preservation, as he expected that attempt would
be made to tear his house down by the Know No
hipgs," There wss good deal of excitement in
That part of Brooklyn last highland it ia thought that
more fire arms were concealed
NEW YORK, June ll.-There was street preaching
again at BROOKLYN to-day, and several riots The An
gel Gabriel held forth ON the corner of Hoyt and
Atlantic streets. Ali quite until the close when
a disturbance commenced. Two three irishmen
were arrested by the police, and attempted
during which they were badly beaten by the Off
GERS
Cured at the of Hicks and Atlantic streets
Several shots were fred-supposed by the police
Two or three enid to be severely wounded A
strong force of extra police ont, and the four
teenth regiment are under arms at the City Hail
In this city there has been no disturbance yet
Mayor Westervelt has made ample arrangements 10
queI any riot extra police force having been ap
pointed, and regiment of National Guards hello in
readiness, with six rounds of bail cartridges.
New YORK, June lip 2. M.-There are num-
Der of wild here about the riots ct BROOKLYN
but nothing that is reliable.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURES

BosToN, June l0.-In the New Hampshire Legis-
pIture yesterday, Mr. Dodge, Democrat, moved to
,ssgn Tuesday next for the choice of United States
jenators.
Mr. Eastman, Wing, moved amendments fixing
Friday next the day. This amendment was car
ned by six majority.
The consideration of the Anti ebraska resolutions
was assigned to Tuesdsy next
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AUCTION SAFES,
FUTURE '' DAYS
COMMISSTONEK;6 S1LE OF Land

G0MMISSIONER'B SALE or LAND
- IN HENRICo.-fn compliance with dscree
nounced on the "a day Of February, 1854 In the suit
OF 0ordons admir- w Gordon ct als shall, - Com
cree proceed to sell et public suction, upon the pre-
nses, to the highest bidder the l4th day of june
ss at IL o'clock. A. M that tract OF land wing and
being In the County of Henrco about six miles from
the City OF Richmond and within one of the western
terminus of the Westham Plank Road, upon which
James Gordon, deceased resided at the time of bis
DEATH containing $50 and adjoining the lands of
Thos. 5. Dicken and b. w. Green, upon the follow
log terms: For cash as to much will defray the
expenses of sale, and the balance in two equal in
staimens at six and nine months with interest from
the day of SALE secured by negotiable notes well
doBed, the title to be retained until the purchase
money s fully paid and possession to be given i'm
msdiately after the sale. 5000.
my 20-dtds PHILIP B. JONES.
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AREvEREND RIoTER ARRESTED

Boston. June 1o-Rev Thomas Hgginson, Uni
tartan clergyman of Worcester, was arrested yester
which Batchelder was shot. He was held to bail il
tie of $4,000.
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DEATH OLE MRS DENNIsON

LOUISVILLE, June 11.-Mrs. Deunison daughter of
Et President Tyler, and wife of the Rev. MIR. Deun-
sob, Rector of ST Paups Church, died on Thursday
last, after short illness.
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DEATH or GEN. THOMAS III. Borrs.-This highly
estimable gentleman, who suffered peculiar at.
hiction for many years pastthe total loss of sight
died at his residence, in this place, on Sunday
morning. at3 O'Clock, aged about 81 years.
Gen. Botts of the Lead ng men Ia his pro.
iesston and had acquired extensive practice,
when the calamity OF ioss of eye.sght overlook
him, Ia the midst Of his usefulness and business
Fredeytcksbarg Herald.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
CLOTHING. D RY GOODS, BOOTS

III NV Ll1AN0y ~ IL NOOA|J, wv -
~ AND SHOES, AT AUCTION-On WEDNEs-
DAY. 18th inst, at my auction store commencing at
81 O'CLOCK will sell lot of CLOTHING, consistn
Of Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, Shirts Suspenders &C.
suitable for the
DRY GOODS.
Alsn, lot OF Dry goods, among which may be found
some handsome Barge and Mouslain Dress Patterns
Lawns, Silk and Mouslain Shewls Handkerchief,
&c sc.
SHOES, HATS &c.
Alsc, lot of Shoes, Silk, Fur, Wool and Straw
Hats &c.
Additions will be made to the above previous to
day of sale.
1eI2 R. CAUTRORN, Auct.
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GALE OF STOCK OF DRY GOODS

~ On WEDNESDAY the 14th day of June, 1854,
in pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court Of the
City of Richmond, this dav entered, will be sold at
auction, at the store of Wilcox Il Belts, Eagle
Square, Main street, in the City Of Richmond their
entire stock of goods comprising many valuable, taste
full and seasonable articles. An opportunity viii
doubtless be afforded of procuring great bargains
Farther particulars of the terms and mode of sale
will be given IN due time.
je SIS B. B. MINOR, Receiver.
~ The foregoing sale has by order of said Court
been postponed to WEDNESDAY, the 2ist inst, at
81 o'clock A. M.
The Key oil the Store will also be sold subject to
the consent of the landlord. The lease has fifteen
months to run.
TERMs-A credit Of months all of $50
and upwards; under $50, cash.
B. r. MINOR, Receiver.
Sale conducted by KENT, PAINT KENT.
10
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r BALTiMoas sRAcEs.--Satsgdsy last concluded the
club pure Of esao, milo heats, host three IN ava
VI. Ponder named Grey Essle;. Mr.. wittsn named
Oliver winatons; Cox Green named . bay hsrss 81
Epsilon. and Mr.. Field named Ellen Batsman. The
following 10 a summary
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FIRE AT LEXINGTON, Mo.

CINCINNATI. June 1C.-A fire broke out at Licking.
ton Mo, on last Friday night, in the store of Mat
rhews Tyrel, on the leyee and destroyed five
stores and large amount Of produce, es and
merchandise, storage. The loss in buildings and
produce is estimated at S4OOOO-nearly all covered
by insurance.
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The second race advertised did not come Off three
entries being required to make race, aud but two
making their appearance
We understood ihsta very interesting match was
concluded Saturday. being the acce ptance Of a
challenge inside by Mr. Ten Brock to run one of his
horses, Lexington or SNOW between the lat and 18th
of April next, for sic COO assinst tmehe having to
believe has been deposited; Col Calvin Green and
Capt John beicher are understood to have accepted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-13

CONGREss-SATURDAY.-T Senate was not in
sesson to-day.
In the HOUSE, the Pacific Railroad bill was taken
UP. Mr.. hetcher moved to strike out the enactng
clause, which was not agreed to. The committee
then arose
Mr.. Cutting made adverse reports on batch OF
petitions praying the abolition OF slavery in the
District Of Columbia, and others for the repeal OF
the Fugitive Slave Law. Laid on the table.
Mr.. BocOck from the committee naval affairs
reported bill for recognising the navy Referred
10 the committee OF the whole on the State OF the
Union.
Mr. Seymour from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported au act to efectually secure the pun.
ishnent of frauds on the land Office
Mr. McDougal asked that the Pacific Railroad Bill
be laid aside until the first Monday in July in order
TO receiyethe reports OF the surveys OF the most
practicable route
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WIsE's BALLOON RECOVERED

SoUTHBRInG E, Mass, June l1th.-The balloon of
Mr. Wise, which escaped from him the occasion
of his recent ascent from the Crystal Palace en- Fri
day last, al GIFTED the day in Eastford Connec-
ticqt, in good condition.
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AUCTION sA1ns.
AKGE STOCK OF sADDLERYs At

AKGE STOCK OF SADDLERY. At
AUCTION -The subsrrib., .-.;.,.....H =
n, y his busns the l Of july next oar,
mt; n ~, q. stock Of SADDLERY at cost for cssb
the .n OF June, 1t which time he viii sell sII
HaRmESeS1sut 200 sets Of COACH, BUGGY and CART
sbont isS large portion of them very fine. Also
nsye eyer had made Also very srre ,t ~
WHIPs :, mARTiNGALEs, sTIRRGP fRONs'
.toct az every description; in fact the lsrses,
tsbi;sbnent, article usually kept In Ssdlery es
,h hspt ~ 70 want Of sach articles and who are in
cry article charged their account ~ eas r ev
~ mere are any accounts standing against Jos. n
Soiqu.L, Aeent, or myself Individually persons hav.
ment. ICS N s-f, ~, ~ ~ r, sssae
Sale conducted by II. II.
my "a A. MOTT cr,
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MARINE DISASTER

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE British bark BItton
from Charleston, for Liverpool, fallen in with
the Sis ultimo, in sinking condition. and the crew
brought to this port to-day by the bark Raleigh from
Hamburg The Briton struck in iceberg in a
dense fog
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GALE OF VALUABLE HOUSES AND

- LOTS NEAR MANCHESTER-On the Path
of the present month"; shall sell at public auction,
on the premises, the following pieces of land lyign
on the Coal pit Turnpike, Immediately on the edge
of the corporation of the town of Manchester viz:
Lot containing Il acres, fronting said Turnpike
running back.to the river road. The improvements
on this lot very valuable consisting of large
framed Dwelling House and Store House, with other
outhouses. all Of which are new, having been built
tabiish grocery this Lot possesses advantases sell
dom offered In addition it has well of excellent
in the yard and the garden and lot highly
improved. At the same time and place, l shall al SO
sell another Lot adjoining the first mentioned, con-
tanning 81 acres
To any person wishing to purchase / will take plea.
sure in showing the premises.
Terms made known day of sale.
6. HUNT.
Manchester, June 2, 1854. ie 5-td*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-13
SPAIN AND THE UNITED sTATES-THE PRE-
SIDENT A.

NAsHINGToN, June I1.-Semethng definite and
important with regard to our relations with Spain. is
anticipated in the course of the coming week. For
several days past the State Department and the Spa
nish Legation have been discussing questions be-
the countries. and it is certain that they
likely to be arranged in manner most satisfactory TO
both.
The President intends TO rUsticate at Old Point
Comfort during part of the summer De Russy's
cottage is to be fitted up for his accommodation.