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j. w. Robb,
Ci'. il 11nmmG:.ctmrcr, nnd Dealer ia Eurmi.

j. w. RObb,
ClI. Er Rlnnu I:IcturCr, and Dealer ia Eurmi.
I S alwaya on hand at his old established stand,
Ii No. IL L Main ST. IThs-Iing, Ia,
every varet! OI cais, warranted OF the best
aud Workmanship: lie would invite those who may wish
nIturc. which has been selected by him, expressly for Ills
nnrkci consists O sOlas urciIs sptI scat CHAIRS
wa II and work stand, what mO,s, bcdstcals every
variety, cribs, ntOMas lounges, card, dining aud
ast tables, Nc, all OF witch viii be sold at the lowest
, rates.
}. w: II. believes that experience or many years in
the business, will rnabIc him to give entire satlsac
to all who may honor him with cali. marlS
New Watch and Jewelry Store.
ROM, No. A, Washington Hall, ll0nr0c ST..
w IIEELING, VA
his wcil selected stock OF watches, clocks jcwclrv
silver AMI fancy goods, which he is now opening
His stock is composed part gold silver
keys, ards Ond Chains
Evc:y description o! gold .cwcry
GCd, silver, silver plated and common succtaccs;
fue $tivc: table, tea DESSERT sugar, mustard
spOors, aud huticr knives;
etc. etc.
Port monNae~. pocket cuery, scissors;
VERY FINE rHZOrs StrOUs, shaving cream. etc.;
goods; -
Particular attention paid to rorafrn. watches clocks,
aud jewell y unl engraving handsomely done:
y share oil pat Olagc is respectfully solicited. 3D..
op3-dtf c. p. DROWN.
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Thomas H. Gibson.


Thankful Tor the bcraIp Umagc heretofore eXenedt
u.s. we solicit continuance the same.
SelIS MrEIAIIENS a.
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-Es .zs = a1issNE - MUSIC.
IUsT itecelvedi very large assortment OF new and
OtEshionabe music, consisting in part Of the following
Songs; f.t 81 s54 y 4-r5.al- '.flr[
''l have something sweet to tell you''
I'll could have My way.'' "CarIie.'
'l1l s'HOIne aglin ~ SEA HI Tor wings "a - 7.tf-'
sJsmie's on the stormy sca.,' s-.Ea
ttPrRia nOnnl Song" by Julien. as 70. T.r-
4'l'll pray for thee % eve miss thee" - y
go - : inter cvenings''.t5 FGsiF' Is7l4-ss ~
"Home, sweet home" with variations DC.
And variety orncw walt1cs, chcs, polkas, etc.
Rceelvedihis morning, tvo Meiodeons with mere on
the way AXo-hn invoice OF Chickering's Pianos which
re due. Ore fine German piaIO hand, CT octave
rosewood finish, and will be sold low by
ateb2o 4 p 8 MELLOR, o6 Union st
oGAN. CAKlsd q ,arO now lcceiving QUO boYes OF
IL uIee obacc0. which in addition TO their stock
eietS er ass1TtIcnt very general, uneqIiale in
The western world Merchants particularly requested
toeail 'i anu e examine oqi Sp! s9ock' deco
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Motioe

fUHR Undermined haYiug bought outi entire sinck 81
4 Lo0ds bcl0n5inl 10 MCl8rs. wheeled iahni Mcr'
Clill Iul0id WOdid bcg cave 20 in0nntho ctlEct Of
Whetlng ahd ecihiiy that Do Intends oluyius ON ihc
Meichsni TalOing business in nc same room iQgmeuy
octnlcd by McssIe. Whooor& q Lakni and having OBJ
iaincd tt oryitos o bot OF lhe ormor ptOpd 7lg he
i6polhfcd i0mihoup order every arltq luma ll1ei
and ,ery low orcah HaIns alarge stock on hanl now
90 sen yolY QIelgc htalof konl
make IoOll iOr tIC 6punB GQgdl NOW % aTafo chlltc
10 rtl l00d Culmug cheap ho WillWaffut olofy article
TO bo ab recommended, or n0 ealo,
Cone one come alli
And Use ug clllt
tto U RTALUlfAN
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NJ. ] SUMO Phoaphata % Limol
vBHsUs DdUAN0.o


UnIs valuable iorlzar lat been used for ,eyerl yeao
J. in knrllndund ollie paris OF kltopo 9nd neNttlge
ono iod8 fht highest onkin nopm1uly and t oNeni lo
which 70 10 uad rmong Rarnem. lNhtpdu1ton M ihl
country hy ne sublotihef has been mooreconi but ths
puuestll hlo made in We e1llnluOn OF e public hds
DOT been Ices marked or suceotflu than obrulai u
trial 81 three years nytst5lton OF 10 mtds M which
llmd hoic nae BEEN very many senpulops rypeiimen5
naio hy tla moH icionlic hgueliuil9ln hnd various
rbhs, Committee Nc, sde BIZ eids PetuYan Gianoi az
Tolls itldlto pdlu8 c0mrltd Wihlh9 lalog and inmoll
inourcc8 nmNcnra giton 10 ne Nhupor Phosphate pl
lnoi authleporlsas Ieiprntd wlll shofly bo glaeed
boI0ie ih8 public, which WiN convey mOio iMornauon
Than th6 suhsoubef teqdsluled 10 Oler 90 ihe mahu-
ncfulor, 1.-THE piC11ri mOmant
liaohtmca comnOgt0n O that nature TO NJ once az
Ord food aud uoudshnehi TOT NOwth oloWdeicnpuons,
ia basis bsnf sfuihel 0f sound BoHtlr lo emc.ct 81
which uauulo Do algeady Woll known andtpnl
wieh ave deoompofed hy thc adduoqQ Of one iNh lhelr
weigh OF sppluic Acid 90 'yhieh iaadded dneproplr'
iOnoi Gran0 and Supmiool Ammlmlii iho hier % one
nf De moit cmt'on scents DO Que geg feTnuan unuo
lti5 Oaag hgndol, hengna peflcel poWdeu y VIII Do
ouud tuli1he No. an sole, Waoutcd pure and genuin'
ni wlsl dl niluhy 20 be oid hsehtelous 40 here ie
prcicHtel
pamphola w BE- forwarded on application 20 ihe tuh-
tCrhtf or 10 hiG ogdnii, WhUed aneg enc aa iol0WM
Mc,rm. McGtuloI q Som Richmond VA
10 koWIeu Huddy q loi felcMbulG va,
id0 R0fum & NoCleln Norfolk, w.
10 g IN htoWarli kg9Y BALTIMORE Md.
o, o., ny BuRG,
AuituIlulbl Ohthlsi,
rsha5 ...i Mrlihna buIrh, lonr Island, N. VI
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HATS AMI CAPS.
u eeeiVihs daily, new tlys o bats tnd caps, whlsh
~ amatlungehelpcr than ever. r.I i. fr-r ttt.
1lIia d NJ. RnOhKs, artni.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-07

.lOC, Bottles OF Loudtnt eeebmtl fanlly Aedl'
.OJU cints Tie only ageucy nthe city,
These ate the best Family medicines now i u,e eeln6
peeety aae and Will cue used According 10 The drec
lions J.-B VOWEL,
5Tog ei Union sueel agent,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-07

MANUFACTURES rs OF HnJino Lsiini, tt keep on
Nl hand. and n,ake 10 order Slide and hlnd LaJhr1
Pllllng iathint1 Dllt, and 0lhet mlclld.f tools, q
eether With Laihea nr tulng w0Id, ahaQlug, rul4yt,
haneeis, and caahss Of eyeiy desenphon
This o,hbshhtnl being inncdiAiely 90 lhl h,lum0rs
aud Ohio Ratold tmok We have ne belt irihilea for
shippns inichhefy TO any Iahof The West
Gumbsrand. Ndl March fa,igH, fifl ri sHF7i
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Daguerreotypes.

AFRsSRs. BgAsieR & TUR1ON, h,ylps taken ne
lAL Rooms iornerly oodupIti BY Nc D. Tnbsllas nr
tuortan GALAXY, c0nnr ol Manani Biddo sueou, Gel
iic Mhoelng bus leave 20 solicit shait Of patronage
from NE frieu3s and tho public atlage
They 1ihcita ru'o ot toilet ANY pictures 50 ou blt
iylnt arc s1iisuoloti, emo wtlleNeouitd,
Gold aud 6iiyef pltng ctteliel Waly
nBsuYdom len lort l0f lDalmihg win DO alte1dedio
b. j TurtOn q iifOihdC mel-an
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e,,. A'No.@ w''A''''' g,'i !. Il sr,rmas.
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RIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY, IsA-

BRIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY, 7, fSA-
LOON AND OYSTER DEPOT. Ui
fTUlR unh rsisutl, having bought NE Bridge Coir6r
Conecllonefy, opposite lhs M0nr05 Houtg, l0rinery
kept byT.M PsTkcG and greatly enlarged end improved
It, will keep constantly on hand an kinde OF elkea aud
oone'uoney, 'ua VIII tarflY ra''ta qn 1rtlVgn1hlo
ieins
OYSTERS WTyed uPlnths beat siysiaial h1hr5, in
The saloon. tpd Nml'hsd Wholesale and reality ne cam
and htfeiu,
ora ahsonmtn, Of ohdisim4a euaatw Ysfe Toys.
on h,nd, rF..t s.t .s...t.. ~.
n0viQdW i. ". ROSE q ERNEST kRkLL.
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rNHg buba fibors haze ths day yenegedmiopa
/ iortbt PURPOSE orhtniatlirg Comm ava sof'
,,rret-6rr to tho nrns OF Cowgii q hcsworda and A.
~ m. i'tN Gt6,s +' AIS DOINk,
N''f 1T LOOWGllL!
Siarohl3lh, 1854 mlS
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Adams, u OoIa @xdreA'a
~ 1854.


ORRhUGA liouhol i.llt
VOR speedy atd s1ie c0tdytnc9 Of fl8chapdtefraqk'
aces pa,cels hank nOios, apeele gold, in ehaWe pl
speeli iiessougon, Leave Our of1cedtlD lof aprA oi
lhe Eist ku,ope, Ctllofnlt aud Au4uthd Ai.o
por pilsbdieb aud au poiais ~ he Oleyeltl.d and
WslhyllIe RllltolJ and 0lSysandond To'eAo RahoAd,
iuough 10 ChlehgO. ....,,,.
ib,oeLb fo Cinemndti, iouisyllls ana 81 L0uii ,l
Fur hmoto and allpolnts on y baltimore Qnd ONO
RsirO a. aid from thence connect wh ouf Great kaat
em BXpresaio philalelpha, New Yotkad besions
NE collect n0le8 dJtfa or ltcouns. aud blllA Qn de
litoff OF pattss, ,aud make pi0mpi' returns Nittu
Bxprcss iof ktft diiiypt Ao'eloehtA q, ~ .tr
a9 iofpT9ss' iof Ts'I 20 40 ~,
Our afrlul ln1u Aio uQW cumpieid lot tA9 Ae'qlNui
'''A's'' ''' ''''''' y ~ ADAMS q 60,
n. p,as,x, Atstt lrl1
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DaguarreotYpef

J SKY AND SIDE LIGHT ARRANGEMENT
d iKBNRSSks takon Wilha ihe rteentmproyeuenis
i without any unniiula WhIiNess Of lalt, or pey Up
leameo OH black dtt5las hyely tyie OF cases alwll
On hand pnco nom uno dollar upwaids
Rooms, No63 M0mOo street. niari We Cogi Holss
aur90 WM COWDEA
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PhllladslghlIa, 9a1I,a1IHllillI.lR9d'I

"|T--7-7-T = n T'TTTWTUT TTTU "UTTTTTTIIUT|
!. 4. ...... |. I.
S4FES- PIN DOUbLE DOOR
SAL.lllANDER FIRE lND THAN
tiff Ff PROOF SAFkS "a larrc atsoT.
nidnl OF vttiOul tlfll ilWIyl 0i
llrt band, Al No. t8 D5skgItti, tsA,-
gf itnled equal TO any ualihih 40 IL
l mled States BVnut a. Wut-
NJ6=--A tHa-s- son, thahkN for past hvuIs fs.
IsfselGilv ahiteIl klrhfHIrfsl-. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-07

Ht.U RlREMANlS HATS.
O AVERY has received asuficlenl number Of Fire
y. mhb Hats, ior ohe OF wotompthsa whithwlll
Y ss% N" ''' y '4' S. AVERY.
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RnnioYAL

Il On. .BAYHA have removed TO their new end spa
J clio brick buidnu, l3l Mad eiStIftii where ihsy
and keep on hand,
TIN AN6 SHEET IRON WARE,
And keep lor sae Iapah Ware and llonhold Furnislng
Hardwaie ftolhe Latest sylea OF Cooking sioyet a "
whcn tney wlssi holosi6 and Rolailat lhe lelevc"
market nriccs Thalr Ola csl0menn and ilcpnme0'fr-
ais aremyitcdtO 20 tall aud examine thtlr soek kffrv
=, fbhi0ity
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NUMBER 30


EASTERN BUSINE
James u. Perot 3 Brother,
Flour AND GRAIN FACp0RB,
a btf NoBTifiYf fiRVES, f.ts ans
..i..,rl fhiladeiPhla, 30.
tri FORSYTH HOPKINS,
An HgiskRLL Z %, w
H M WM. NcrOYtN- ittt e
novl0iyd j. H. MILLRR q 90.
uf6oapoY MAfrnfu Co., Wlln'teidv'rf,fo on
leorlpaenls d. 49,,
1NvfL o, nlri,lwl. .,...n. FtlIcdra zettlcgoutt
Mathews d AollioHoner,
GRN t3 AhirnODUQR tif
| COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
80. l2a soRTtl HOWARD tTRRkI . y
BAhTIMOHH tl
rgiooSgioEgENls soLIofEsg wl!esy ? g'lllss-
iT essal0n 70 iA' paelA'so o. "psno 7na 9'h'f YER
RRFRBgSoBs iitf
Caisuih Rtenti b fs naf,
m, David kseneb
4. h. Parker g. CO., SMluNolt.
lailkaow 1lh,ng 4 Co, arg 4eiH1rIf
Hulst 4 lshy,
Dsfd johnson, Esq., Jeiruopeo va. U.t flt
Cleiny q Co.. ClnctUmu.O
MNldgy & Girin fllkeilbmEi Vas 1 iItI.ail
f.iii. ifnI.It. ~ uINIrtI. tn
Jolsneep9ri, Rsq, lulhboG' o, sacaial.
G. Wqug9 ~; H,Ipsrs z, ,tss'y
ill,aaiii q q s....-, !, Z,
10 WsIisFH ana southern 5IeFshpns'
Eexton, Seal & swearingon,
lMP0RfRRS ANl lQlhkRs Qf f ~
FANCY DRY .GQQBS. ~,
~ -Ye pBit4DPlpHI rtT. Kill
"A 40 sy,4oy sVtt VIZ gwr,nirovs
~ hs y s'rfI
ll9geTy q skgasaqa 9qsiiIiss,. !, c.s.s. if t.si
Iossl' Onae ~ y ues. a9ii ~ Nv sSi5t
WHNpn lunaul wssm ws9.selm,, m ., lele.- ''N''f f
W1orm'p! o. shs S9allsi, 4. 60. ..l 81
Rnsb,,ofsll dstS, ,isiiont
i btetean5 I,iors N slmmips, of ,ilkinds
HaIs.ls siS o, 20, s6 "a gs5Sl Colon N nv IS fslts
PermmeTy oftllMnds.
Adwe tseltifay eyes otgoods oIogr romnlhipe,5,
~99 Wgo9we Wy I,eef, g es,s S gs
1919 ~, w y, 49, S;i3 'Nt-f !" E" H s,nig u
Pendioto6 q BFothors 55T
/. COMMISSION MER0 CHANTS, 'si
FogIAs ''l'Of LeaIGoSa'e0' Ploan and P'sap's''n''
iS0SmiM,s Iyasy6 sHs sDssi. 500 FFaiftlo NTt
., Tinlffuoro
pgBpp "a Z. 'nN tFr t-Ni III
''"t'''''''i ~ ur-h fs,tir, !. n, 9te.tftt , ,---I.
r. " DmnsS Sons.
ior1 4 Hvrs All lgtumaf6 iit
Tbersthis in OF Of the .f
iEiinoee bsnk6
lrs d. fIrsNs Rso ras, ysw Bikya1tttl h.ai
b ursdv a AZ Baut, 80,
Ia Ttntut . DAtnittn n H fN p Mpeln61
IA. X 'faksr s.s,.t
ha NcCuliy Pittburfhi
tH Rb6isS6 0iilbi,. Br'ds3raUO a
Green \ Dnrsey, Powhsllan d %. sa
edi,l g9,Issy' S'ga1,. aill, " Belmou,eo. Q
"''' jieo5 j5synSi Gfovs, owes 81. y l,i,svii,. o.
H NN ftltr MerF6iy Oilupolit, o.. u. Nt
n. T. MeCoY z Bfo'h, silieTsFlll1i Va. ~
IolrphC n lfr6i Uoi " SCinllnitu, o.
johH QItl' f..s....,.
fT Gt6 ten Jui. n Ntlf AioIAi
~ CoYion 4 CO. t.fl ..t,...,.,. b..
D. McModn, 1'l-5,lF
Iif r gsmil Is. Fftstoh & Co. fsi z re
-- u, ',t 7,-stt .,ii,,
yfT r,orslgti ~ fllf az f,yr 4, iris.e .id
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GEORGE MHNDHL
No15a, Main street,

WkhkLlNN VA,
T8nov tetdl ginf a IA RGB LOT or CARpETG, RUGS,
j MATS AND MATING. Also, Table aud Floor Ole
Clothsoian wldlh8, and keepg constantly onhgnd lgl
assortment or Furniture Of every description. GIN aud
Nahossuy Framed oorg Giasaeti Ghsa Plates VonIilau
Mahogany Vancem, vlrnlshf halTclOh, C3rled liair,
Sprg, Seklng lloon5, Brass pud Mahogany bair Rods,
eeL an ofwlieh viii lbe sold atlhelowotpdees mE!l
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Centro Wheeiinq

OpA4b4 y w AyNAAHB
TStdrhlns levefythfg nthe way oi Dry Go6ds 10Th
i ftney and staple, al the very lONiu prices fr1f
We aie now plepared 10 show iVnt and bitfes lnlli
tltlt sahelU aAsi Sains, Iiatcs, striped end phil,
Bmhroiiriesi unniinin, summer ShaWl1, &c, l.
Asoi g00d aitgrtm5hl of 0ytT, iiOEleY, and aOlhs
or atiicln our line 'tu0 uumglo1l 10 nfntonf ~ ~
Eb- -iadleli nYOr us Wiiha ctil
mrg2 MtNAtR & HRhRnW
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f4UfrINfpN Lectures on nQmiu1idi .-ihc Book
utnt.-iltP Pdmhltt aud N'nffhr'ra fnf hnQi
ldll i0l elt pT ~ ,.
itl7 ~ Mlipf NHy'
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/ YRLpS Pnnoplfs oi Gto.osy, new and tnlirilyf5
lltvltcd edition, iiluiipd wuhnint, nlits end wood
s0is, fvol Sy6. Gh Wink Il rR0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-14
DAILY CRESCENT.
The Highlanders in Turkev.

VI al the allied troops, the appearance of the
93d Highlanders in Constatantinople seems to
nave caused the greatest surprise and excite
ment among the trowsered and turbaned Turks
me soloiers OF the 93d are, in the first place,
stout and strapping fellows; in the next. their
tall caps and snowy plumes increase their real
stature IN the eyes Of all beholders. And then
sheir RED Jackets, short kits, and bare but
praWny legs, draw attention wherever thew 90.
and the Turks could not conceal tneir astonish
advent '-''if
A Constantinople letter states that the High.
landers, as they pushed their way through the
crowds which blocked the narrow and ill.payed
streets OF that city, good humoredly cursed the
strange, dirty looking, foregneering chaps in
turbans, who stood gaping in their way, while
they also cast sly gIances and cracked few
Jokes at the women, whose yellow boots, large
nr,ght coiored wrappers, and pale faces with
:" double mutfies on attracted a large share of
their attention, while the fair Turks, in their
turn, were by no means the least interested and
curious among the crowd; all, both men and
women, admired their high stature, their broad
chests, their muscular limbs, their martial hear.
ing, and the natural ease of their movements.
ana hnding no words to express their admira
tlon, they resorted to their usual assertion, that
s'Allah is Allah" and that many of his creations
are formidable
But what most struck the Turks who in the
matter OF trousers are wont to 90 to the widest
extent, was the fact that these formidable sol
diers actually wore no pantaoons After a
great deal OF discussion, some of the aged and
cunning decided that the bare knees of the
Scotcbmen were mere bravado and that trow-
sers OF some sort were concealed under the kilt
An Englishman, who knew Turkish, and who |
mad been holding some conversation with the |
natives, was applied to on the point, and was |
asked: " Are those fine soldiers indeed trowser-
less :" He translated the question to one of |
the HIghlanders, who, pulling up his kilt, and |
shaping his brawny thigh, exclaimed that there
was blood enough in that to keep him warm |
even without trowsers. The Turk sighed and
said: of we had such soldiers we would not
want your help against the Russians;" and,
upon the Englishman's asking him whether i, |
would not be advisable to propagate the species
In the country, the old Turk sighed again, saw
ing cit will be done whether we will or mot ;,
At Scutari, and also at Gallpoli the English
soldiers seem to have attracted far more atten-
ton than the French; their superior size and
rich red uniforms may have caused this. The
French have in the meantime worked wonders
at 9allipoll; one account says that they have
made broad streets, paved them, have lighted
them with lamps, have numbered the houses.
nave opened restaurants, and established n req
ular tariff of prices, and have erected beauti
ful quay to land the troops from the vessels.
The Turks look on with wonder and admiration
at these sudden transformations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-14

| A WARM NORTH LAKE. Quebec Cbron;
Gle says that nearly due north of Quebec, one
| hundred and eight miles as the bird flies. and
| probably one hundred and thirty by o con.
structed road, lies magnificent lake, covering
an area Of 600 square miles, and Astounding with
variety OF tsh. 1t IS fed by numerous rivers,
| some Of them navigable for a considerable dis.
lance to schooners and hatteaux; it is the Lake
ST. John--from it flows the &c Great Discharge p
or main stream Of the Saguenay river as far
down as ChIc0utimi, a few miles beyond which
the river is nayigable to ships of the heaviest
tonnage On either bank of this river may be
seen tourishing settlements the soil is Of a
ricn and loamy nature, producing wheat, corn,
lrllt' ETC., equal in quality and quantity to any
raised IN Upper Canada, and although IL de-
grees further north than Quebec, yet from the
pecnliarity Of its geographical position, its eli
mate is milder in winter than that of Montreal.
FOR many miles on both banks of the river, as
well as along the shores Of the lake, are thou
sands Of acres Of the finest land, covered with a
noble forest.
Row IN BUFFALo.--There was protracted
and somewhat bloody fight yesterday afternoon
on the dock at the foot of Washington street.
between some negroes and Irishmen The par
ties were about equal in point of numbers when
the affair began, but the Irish soon collected in
great force, and considering it free fight,
counted themselves in, until poor Cuffee had not
q ghost of chance Three Of the negroes were
badly beaten, and one of them to such an extent
that it was supposed he must die; but he is bet
ter this morning, and will probably recover
Some six or eight Of the combatar is, black and |
white, were before Justice Drullard this morn.
ing, with large number of witnesses to compli-
cate the investigation 1t seems to have been a |
sort OF spontaneous outbreak, without any other |
cause than the mutual jealousy and dislike sub |
listing between the Celtish and African races.
Before the police were able to suppr IS the row,
like thousand persons had collected
those directly engaged in the ARRAY.
Buffalo Advertiser, June 5.
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LIE MALADE IWAGINATRE. When Nicholas
talked of Turkey being sc IN homnle malade,''
ne knew well enough that the Sultan was Sc
cretly pledged to Schamyl (sham III
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GRAND PRAlRIE-Steamer ophea-bo hhds sugar w \ n Y1
hArt-s5 do de Fgsna-lO Bsloca-s4 bbs
baer-2l do Waker-15 Huntington und res h.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W Glaze-s bales cotton w & po,ni n
do Lobtt Ghsrpsnte47 hhds sugar bbls mnlaspss
81 do Gordon Jill do ID half sugar PAYNE
20 do Kelly d frszier-l6 rolls leather Soery9 do BantIn
snndriss to order. ' y Wv y "'"nthh--
ST LoulSsasmer St. Nholas30 hams W Wright k,o
966S SKIS Ga Duhanes do Hayey90 cks hams Marn.,
nhds bacon Is bb aour Woodruff 6coss ella rome Skill,
aaeh tcs sea,ins D Grief bids tobacco " q
do srander, Williams orderO bds acohn
bacon Is pkss butter Doson-ls bales smn
bIsuey wilson &ee9 coils 81 kegs Pfrmee &
pigs lead Meyer Mummy &co-60 bbs bacon Eav
ene26 sks corn Pickett Mscmudo do bran KsSn
6eooo o6 hour Kennedy &co4S6 $50 do
xes5y Mscaniay-53s SKIS oats ls pkgs butter Thompon aka
bans Geradn &co60 SKIS wheat Aahewss2n tk. pas g
6coe3s do oal Weaver69 Redeuburg Watts kroiaQ ~
9 Okla hams s27s SKIS Kenneth Dix colO1 bbls uur yooIb
Griggs doo-aundres or4er. ~ ~ o'tnes
Dei29 cotton 25 hbds SUGAR h,
Ghafpnierl6 do Hall Rodd25 Jeannett co00 do %
bbls moiasses, 10 hides Beoq-sundries order "
PORT HUDsoNSteamer Gpsys4 cotton TO osksy q tIo
kns4 do Wright, Williams &co4 Byrne Vance &coS bbJo
sngr Ar dc Degelo &oo-95 q W sbnw
Mltsuh-rger dcoss doA Caopdee ReansrS
81 do Lnniea-ssdoc Pecoi1s do Brleuu-
dries to order. = - - 'AeA"-aNn-
BAYOU SARAStesner Laurel HlIN6 suear to pavrs n
tatrsonl8 do Bouigny Ganuhesuis moaseN nj Gnrnn ~
~ do Wins Green &co-31 bae domesics do
moss and sundfies to oider. -"
Mary Hunt5 corn 81 hhds tobacco
uthef Wilson &co26 do Rodewad &co2s Roiewd Pidsr
$500 o 1863 saeks Feosss TwchsIl &eo
p s nay = W BenonS bbs kegs butter selaad- hell
9a4 oglesby haeauas bag gold Wibrsy-Tots
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT orFIcE,
Wednesday Morning, June ID, 1854 !
COTTON. The demand yesterday was checked by
rainy weather and transactions were limited to about
zooo bales Prices, however firm. We yet quote ;
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. '
inferior. ...........5G51 Middling Fair ea<01o1<
wMr.diiinary 66s1l Fair. ........ ,lo101
Good Mddling sxS9H Good and Fine ". o a
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
, corros-bals, ToHAoeo-hhds
R sssa n sn.s sep. s7 s'a 80 "a, 2aasS
= yesterday. 2o1-13S783s 1889
Exported to date. l,l7s6o1 253ss
= yesterday. 1o,ao7-1,1s3,so8 o0o-25s 500
stock on hand not cleared $50. 2l4oo2 4ao4e
TOBACCO. We heard OF 100 hhds taken as follows
36 hhds damaged at ga 80 and r. chiefly R. at 5s,e
round and bids at So q Ii.
SUGAR AND M0LAssEs. ... The rain prevented bust
these articles and did not hear Of sale of
moment.
FLOUR . Market very heavy. Sales $50 bbls st. Louis
superfne at &c. and 100 Extra Tennessee at So rs Dbl
The sales of Corn comprised some 5000 sacks
OIL which 400 Ordnery Mixed at 49, 1900 White and Vel
low in one lot, at 50 aud small lots at 51054e a
bushe
PROVISIONS. The principal sales Of Pork that we
noticed were lis bbs Inspected Mess s1 Is and 100
NJ at about $40 IS p bb.. Bacon quiet sales 20
casks prime Sides at So and retail parcels of Shout
iers at 81 b.. OF Green Meats natboatoad of 15o
700 b arrived, but heard Of sales Nothing doing
n Lard
COFFEE. 40 bags Rio were sold at e6ek and 100
1t lGs p tb.
WHISKY. We noticed some small sales at 2915d24e
4 gallon for Rectifed
FRElGHTs Easier and British ship taken for Liy-
rpoo at 1l-16d for Cotton 9
E4CHANGES,...No demand. We quote nominay
lterng Observation-Disclosures, 1O76alosl "a a. nran,
rance ..................5f.15 fD5f IS "A dollar
Sew ore si1ty-day Bills .....216683 p ct. dieo