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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-07
Wooden Ware.

w OOtOiI w uA -
Tubs, painted buckets, horse do, half
bushel measures, peek do, washing Ma.
chimes, hampers, clothes, market and key
baskets, Srooms, whIsks, ropes, 'wlnes,
brushes, &c. Drugs, Painfa, oils and
Dye SfuGS, QUcens,r0re, GL"sS'00re.
Sionsware, Hrrdwnre, MG'ionery, CIR,
petiug, Natting and oil Ciofh.
GROCERIES.
Brown, Loaf, lump, crushed and granna-
Ted sugars. Java and RIO cofre>, g"upow-
der, imperial, young hyson and blk leas,
pepper, alIspicP, extract Of coffee, bu,ieT,
water and soda crackers, cheese, sardincs,
pickles, salad OIL, lemon syrup, rlre, ci-
CARS, tobacco, sperm, adamanIinr, mould
and dipped candles, west INDIA and sugar
house molasses, oils, DE.
will take great pleasure in showing
Any goods 10 all, aud rIr,!ge nysrF rogrve
them bargains Come lheH, one and aII,
and ! am sure you Will mol 90 away with,
ogl buying.
Shrpher4slown, April :. ls5L 2O--'i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

bossfss HID, shooks-eto Portland city made sold
At S. leaving very few In store. Sugar HID.
shooks-0ny 500 have been Sold 1t So thsy are
extremely oull stock hand between 900 and Ooo
they will be sold II further supplies come In
empty mols hhds rnd wanted; they will
bring 81 a which price the last sales mAds Pitch
pine has arrived freely, and has met rssdv sale FOL
iows-75 Ocs feet Mobile at per feet rs 900 feet VII
miDgtop river n s2s $4,000 sts.m saved .ts3i The
the Ann from Apsachicola steam sawed
at t33 cargo Of TIE Marietta Mobile do atSaa leaving
hsnd the cargo the bark rhales ON Charleston and
tue cargo OF the bark SArsa Hale from Pensacola.
Sugar boz shocks and high the contrasts for
delivery in January nearly al bshind hand the FOL.
loving saes have been made AGO 81 81 300 do at 10
r $50 do at IA rls leaving on hand the cargo OF the
Juis Fore from B. h. and part Of the cargo PEI Kahn.
bow from Wifcssset. There have been no ArrivAh o.
white pine boards sDcs Last mxrset report c the otn
inst the article Is very the yards are getting
bare, and the frst arrivals will sell very high.
FRlIGR1s The ouat OF tonnage in port, Is compAra-
lively very small ssels much wantsd an rates have
an upnard tsnteny The last engagements we're 90
follows-$ SO per HID. OF moasses, So IS so per hhd
Of sugar. Ard IL h b'x Of sugar for the United States
"a for Antwerp and London direct Cowes and mare "a
IS. "a los vessel 10 load here for New York. OF
about ! 200 boxes, for the round sum Of 81 400.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09
LETTER PROM @. p. sEccHr px oAsAII.

10 rHR FDTToR or ran NV YORK HRRALD.-
Dear Sir-An aaonynous spolosist Of my lord Bediut
styled ca roll and Alias Sn it'll alias Iqusz u.s. me
Of having signed my three times thu protest o.
the Italians sgsns the executloner de fdo Of Uso Bead
This assertion 10 jesuit, al lie and rsAdy to prove
H. my name has nothing to do with Frederick C.ss
FROM Rome. scaptor Ia bronss, Joseph s.echi fr,m
Milan, barber, and =. Secchi dc CAsaH from PA
public lie defence OF bloody tyrAn or anybody elias
slsrcd his name TO show his patrio 10 zeal Tor the
srfyrs OF his souptry. Forgers are, in my op,uon
tboe Who have undertaken to iefend bad CO .rmsd
vi nickname G. y. SEJcHI De cAsAI.
New York, Feb 4, 1884.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

SsSrHycK ron MURDER.-John Clegg who was
convicted Of murder in the second degree, at Pitts
burg sentenced on the 4th inst, to eleven year,
ard six months in the penientiary. The Judge in
passing sentence observed that if the Jury had done
their duty be would have been found guilty OF muir
der in the first degree-as 1t was their verdict was
against the law the evidence and the arguments OF
counsel. The verdict was absurd and ridiculous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

THB LATE FIRE AT TcHULa, MIss.-This town,
on the 23d OF January, was vitited by most dsas-
trous fire entirely Destroying two cotton sheds,
containing at the time about GOO bales of cotton.
From the time the alarm was given, the spread OF
tn. flames was 30 rapid that with the utmost exer-
Ito. oply twenty seven bs,es were saved. This is
tremendous loss TO Holmes county-neariy 5000, 200.
TIE cause of the fire hey ond control. Some
mischevous boys ab ,ut town had tied pack of fire.
crackers TO dogs tail, and the frightened amin Il
run into the sheds for protection and thus commuui
Gated the fire 10 the Cotton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09
The Italian ManIfeatO,

LITTER FKOM UEKKRAL AVRZZANA,
TO TIE EprroR INV YORK HERAiD -
To my great surprise, Tod in the Nss York HERALD Of
this morniug ret action OF my signature to tae address
Of the Italians to Arohbisbop Bsdini
esire explicitly to state that cid sign and wholly
approve Of the above ioned aaeress OF the
Be iri, whib under the crcums tansss consider az
temely moderate. Your obedient servant.
GEN. JOSEPH AvEZZANA.
New York, Feb T. 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

RAILROAD AccIDkSr ~ SourH CAa 'LvNA.-rhe
freight train on the Greepvile, s. Railroad ran
of the track on the 3lst ut., and Mr. Allen the en-.
pineer, was instantly killed. The fireman was 80.
iiousy injured, and the car broken TO pieces II ia
not suppOsd the engine Is much damaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

FIRE IN BosToS-The alarm Of fire at two o'clock
Of the block of wooden buildings which divide Water
street from Spring lane. The buildings were badly
damaged, but they we're Of little value. The build.
ings occupied mostly for printing purposes. rhe
establishment OF MI. Smith, pressman for the Boston
Chronicle was ruined and the ousi lie Of that paper,
which was struck of yesterday afternoon, was be-
smeared and smoked to such degree that it was
dered quite useless It's probable that that paper
the business Of printing pretty extensively. In sd-
dton to the Chronicle he printed the Lomgrsga-
forahst, the dmeriean Un,on, Yankss Blads,
american Patrol. aud the New England CShiUd-
is q complete wreck-Boston Covyisy, Feb Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09
The steam Marine or the Lakes.

In November last the Supervising Inspectors OF
Steamboats, appointed under the act Of August 80,
1852. met in convention at Cincinnati The report
OF their doings has just been published. 1t contains
statement OF the number Of steam vessels that have
been inspected and certificates sranted the number
of pilots and engineers licensed, ard the amount OF
tonnage inspected, in the several districts. From
this table we CLEAN the following in relation to the
ste am marine of the lakes:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

TIE Indiana Sentinel says that At least 90, Of he
capital Of indisna ercharm ~hich would other siss
hsv. gene 10 Phstelpha will Be diverted to New York
Boston, In eonsequsnes OF tina Erie riots, and the
countepancs they havs received from the CITY Brothsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

FIRE IN Pit RsBuRe, VA destructive fire oc-
CURED in Petersburg last tight. It broke in the
store of Messrs. Morrisons Msrable and destroyed
in all four tenenens occupied respectively by hessrs.
Marsble. The fret named firm lost $40 900 In goods
and merchandise, but their loss is fully covered by
Insurance. The second firm lost comparatively little,
and that little covered by insurance; but she last
thing but SO 900 in money, which was in one q Her
rings iron safes, and were only partially insured.
The buildings belonged TO Col G.. w. Boiling, and
were fully insured.- r chmond Wing, FEB. 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

CASE OF JAMES COLLIER, LATE COLLECTOR OF
San FRANcIsCo.-On motion OF d. 0. Norton United
States Att rney writ OF certiorari was ao we'd by
the Supreme Court, on Saturday morning, The 4 (,
inst, to the Court of Common Pleas of Jefferson
county to revise the decision Of that Cour. ia the
case OF COL James Collier, on habeas corpus. Col.
her was arrested by the United States Marshal on
warrant issued by Judge Leavit, Uiited States Dis.
trict Judge of Ohio. The warrant was based on an
Indictment found in the United States District Court
Of California, at the last June term. The Court Of
Common Pleas of Jefferson county discharged him
from the custody Of the ,rshal on habeas corpus
Colxn1bits, Oh,s, Statesmen, FEB. 6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

the sudden las az Armand ssrtn the aba and accom-
pNshee editor Of the journal dss Ddts Dying Al he
premature age Of atty in al the apparent sl-nstude
Of health he lat void IN be high character aus ais
hogushed talents Of Freoco jouin .lsm lch 10 he
times here ether I'LL up To great learning and
proft nd kno 6ss Of Iii art he united pso5ty Sac
Judgment which rendered ivory word, alan,e, Ia
respecs to him. OF in; or'koce For twenty years
he ohls struggled for oonsiitp onal monarchy. and
when France was 4, its ssor in is4s 80 courage
ousy FIR sard and r-d the prin oipss
His uuers took plsce saturday, asd persona OF all po
Hcs opinion hurried to the to offer last tos en- OF
respect TO one of race for whom F,Ance is no suc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09
AFT AIR IN CUB A.
Our Havana Correspondence.

HAVANA Feb. l. 1854.
The American Sailors Sentenced Fur Years in the Cain
Gang Hopes for their Freedom Valdes the Nurdsrer-
The Sdlcf Trospe-Amussments-- Markets, dc.
went yesterday to the American sailors at the
Queens Hol for the purpose OF scsraning they had
any idea -hen 1t proposed to determine their case
out poor fellows they have nothing 70 comfort
sole them. The English Consul claims protective right
three Of the sailors Britth Subjects which hap
pens be good thing for the balance they will hest
tate time before confirming the sentence which has
been rendered. and is only waiting the formay of vice.
regal APPRECIATION. ! am informed that they
fenced to four years in the chain gang By steamer OF
22d, Instructions will be ,eved ON EnglAnd for the
guidance OF the onsul General in the matter and IL
not probable that just anything very oppressive
will be done against our "nobe ally" Sc expect in
time that the American sailors will win their freedom
through the psrtnacous policy Of John Bull Who does
not forget his children matter how humble they may
be; the pr elective arm he stretches out Is not the
Wanting idle Of words.
while at the TAcon prison took pains to fnd and
with the miserable WRETCH Valdez murderer Of
his wife, La Domipgues" He probably had lucid
interval for he was very rational In Conversation al
though probed MIN with very rough questions which he
ssS: Of hi. great offence The cause Of ss aoi he bad
felt and often had he determined the deed but the
for 'xeontcn failed him until the fatal morning He
spoke Of 1t passion he could not CONTROL but growing
Of his centious ha and tastes that It
had long bee his secret liberalization to take tbs life Of
his wife the first ocaassn of serious dispute differ
We have not yet been able get any music out of the
sr gsra and folders OF the Maroi SAlv and Senanon
troupe 1raicos, and when the breach will be filled
Ismains in o 5ubt. The whole cause Of disturbance
is produced by Mr. Marty, who, having failed ia his
own arrangements with Sontag from trying . too
parsin onous engage ment, hnds himself in danger
cuds TO sing At the 'vilIauuevA He has, therefore
kesp compelled to cfsr heavy bonus considerations to
deseriions from the rival and tue rival
house TLsy inclined than listen to the
temptations preferred for their attention, and would
prefer singing 1T the arstocrauc opera Of the
ming pira fisherman. At tins Bella coAn for want
Of time and bu"4 they have introduced . variety Of
monkey ghows axhts, 30 for the entertainment OF
the eplighten' ty Of BAvana-next IN order OF their
delicate app. .,!oa OF bull batting *s*
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HAVANA, Feb. !, 1854.


More about d. Circular" and the Africansdtion FbJe.
Since writing you yesterday have been favored with
prusa Of the Circular about which certain parties
here have made such mighty fuss; and although the
circular does ask for opinions relative tc slavery and the
slave question, also with respect to the importation Of
ipdented Africans with due regard to external treaties
yet nothing 10 1t to warrant the Jumping ~ the
ouson that Cuba s to be Africau'zsd; and will assign
my FOR not believing In the arst place. Spsn
with the sad npe Of Jamaica before her, must be
that the apprentice chip OF Africans for limited
period, ~ . prelu1s 10 freedom must be failure and
equally certain is /. that EoglAnd. with all the
ct her command having proved to her entire sAtiSac
ton, should presume that such . measure nust turn
out Amentabls failure She would no. DO likely to at
tempt the urging sach scheme upon foreign island,
now one OF Der best toners In commercial poiat Of
view which could only result In its entire ruin and pros
trAten Now, when, Is Carlyle writes, Commerce Ia
king" 1t probl ole that Esgiand would engage in .
measure that but tend to the annihila,on o, thu
OF the manufacturer of Manchester, Sheffield, and Biz
mir stsnH This view tahs Of this circular Is that hav
ing to the ting At liberty OF the cmancpa
dos and anoiAg that the has made such terrific
,avsses sworgst the negroes, sp.in anis
Of ,sborers the estates in order to their
tspg continued In cuiriv.tloh. And In order to
b'mhoNzie hrsiEd into the belief that 1t is only free
ste (spaif desires TO havs imported viii wink
the in oductlor Of large numbers Of slaves. Add this
venture TO declare, viii prove TO be the fact; besides
this ies0fting TO RIGA for free sborers than
denied 10 Jsmsca upon tae xro1ud that it could
but result IL tpeces o. odiied slavery With what
OF ius,ic, th-p could Ems land eesiro to- susha
uessure carried out in CUBA, when che had denied
similar b on TO Jan aica, who was only permitted to
obn Ad that for very lmi ed period tbs servi;es Of
'es women from Africa and who to be returned
to Acs At the period OF the expiration Of their contract
and which, believe has been done.
Stme sspsnt persons here have been drawing ,onlu
tiors false Of course, from the circumstances OF al
he Br ish cru' .vpg been abs from tasr stations
ound this island In the early part Of last month"; but
bad h.se all wise persons taken the pains acq aant
with the true cause Of this had thy bssa
quainted With the customs that prevail Ia the En- ssh
tb-y wouli lave known that the asers gone
t. PIT RoyI jamaica to honor to the Admiral Of the
station then his annual vit to that place and where
their required to be present to
embers the Courts Martial which always held
during the period OF the Aomas annual visit As the
adephis leaves ~ early hour this morni ,s, that
orcumsAncs mast plead my for the brsvity Of
this letter. GU lLlERIO
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apprtipg the mediang Powers. They found equally
popportnne the incidental resou ION taken BY the two
govern ment 1T the suggestion OF France to notify this
n Aritime movement to the Car. The circular of N
Diouin 90 Huys which appeared so unexpectedly 10
the Monsieur, they Likewise held to be III judged II
might therefore, be supposed that the conference woad
have been encouraged from trAnsn lifting to the Car
fresh pro positions even thought that the confer
hai bee dissolved and 1t Ia its existenoe
that to have excited high circles fresh hopes OF
the mAiDter ance ~ peace
given orders for the pension OF the Of
army, which had been commenced upon vast scale.
under arms, divided into six armies plan OF the
En- psror. and the expenses Of snch to be spread
four yesrs or nseessry, to be provided for 1t
IL the order to suspend these preparation,
not OF general application am at least 10 position
that certain bran shes Of the service the orders
given for the supplies either deferred that sect
OF ton taken place in he activity OF the
rL yea In Il bureau OF the Minister OF War, where I'm
prssn seemed to prevail In favor OF the probabilities of
II i, sspsraly thought here that the answer OF the
Gar will not be aggressive - 1t was ct first supposed
would BE- he will not Il 10 said consider the entry Of
war, but be viii hold himself feed from the snsass
which he had sds towards the Wetern Powers net 70
There have been rumors ayirg about Of fsorst ennis
cary from the Gar having been ntrodrced to the EN-
perer and Of direct negotiations having been o7eoed b
tve.n zoe two courts but these reports have autben
tic arscter however true false they may BE- 1t IL
certain that the govern hopes fer favorable sou
tcn and IL said sven mat IL IA nerded 10 prorOxue
the opening Of the legislative body to the 25th OF
February In order TO enable 1t to decisive
.cau cs,emert Of the euty this be the fact, IT will
sooner or later Be decided BY Ia . word, the
sresst indecson appesrs to prevail in the resolutions
Of the govs,nms nt Ia to b expected 10 state OF
sf.rs vh,ch them In Ignorance from day to day Of
What the events OF the morrow may prodacs and which
ccrruets Ii, bl,ndy, ~ IL we're from sep TO step
The death Of n. Armand Bertin 10 Q circumstance In
the chain OF which II from the category
OF ordinary svHts II will probably have the effect Of
tbrsving the Jovna der Dsbds into the haads OF the
government which bavitneesed with In patience tbs ESQ
Iaion (or can hardly b called the hostility Of this
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-08-24
"THE WORLD,S FAIls.,

Corner n 1htrd ana RotJeTtS Street. 81 PdhI.
TE1E proprietor OF the Words Fair having Just returned
L from the East with a large and extensive assortment
OF new and desirable Spring and Summcr goods invites
the attention oi his patrons to call and examine his stock
He find time to enumerate only few OF the many ar
ticl"S which can he found in his store
BoE NESSlk satin. lace belgrade, blonde lace
pedal and diamond Italian. English and Dunstable
IACF<-Iimerck thread, linen Nincenncs Ioniton, Ger
man, cotton and pointed; ribbons of every variety.
MCSiIN> AND WROUGHT GooDs-Iace capes, chemisettes
under and nlantilias.
SHAwIs-Figured and Fancy Brocade, Barage and
Silks. Cashmere bbet and French Print Grape Sha wis
and SrarfS
PARAsoIs-Figured Lace silk Brocade, Imperial, Wa
tered and FOulard. Plain and Figured Satin.
II'SUES Silks, SAT1NS AND DRESS GooDs-Plan. figured
and all wool Barages and Barege DeIains, Muslin Robes
American, French and English Jaconet and Cambria,
French. English and American Prints.
MILLINERY GoODS-BooTs SHOES AID GAlTERs-Piain and
fancy, Tipped Fox, Patterned and Bronzel, Chidrens,
Youths and MISS. in great variety. Mems Ca Kip,
Oxford and Union Ties, slippers and Carpet Shoes.
PIECE GooDS-Tailor's Trimmings and Gents Furnishing
Goods. Mems and Boys Clothing ready made, and made
to order on the shortest notice.
Silk Fur. Panama, Leghorn, and variety of other
Hats. Caps, &c.
Oil Cloth, Drugcet and Tapestry, Wool Cotton and
Hemp. Floor and Stair Carpets.
A general assortment of house Furnishing Goods in
cuding Pa PER Hangngs. Muslin Linen, Lace and trans
parent Window Shades and Curtains with full of Cord
lassel and Rollers pertaining to- Gilt COrnices, Stair
Rods Yankee Notions. Boots and Shoes etc ect.
Goods delivered in town boat carriage free.
WORLDS FAIR STORE,
Corner Third and Roberts Streets st. Paul.
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Cttrago.
GENERAL COMMISSION AND ADVEK-
TISING AGENCY.
CHARLES WOOLLETT,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.

ITO MERCANTILE Men FARMERS, and othe-a having bust
i ness in this city
respectfully announce intention to establish myself
permanently in the above business in This city and
my services to effect sales of Produce purchases Of Mer
chandse, Lumber &c, on Commission together with
business which reXuires personal attention, for which
experience OF over seventeen active mercantile
pursuits and thorough knowledge Of the city trade has
qualified me to etect, on the most advantageous terms,
thereby treque obviang the ncoy enence and expense
OF leaving home and bunines Hoping be avored with
your commands trusting that this introduction may lead
to transactions extensive md mutually beneficial
suring you of my best efforts in your behalf truly
yours, CHAS WOIIE EFT
REFERS TO AID. ". Kennedy E. B. Williams. W. Way
NJ. l. Keith, A. H. Blachal ESQ., John Rogers ESQ
II Frink. ESQ. Iessrs Mugent 4 Ownes l..
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CHA NRLJN e. MORGAN.

A WARE that 'humbuC" is The order of the
n day in St Paul at present dIsclaim any IN
ention to impose upon the public in announcing that
they are offering their present stock of staple and Fan
cy Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
&C. greatly reduced prices preparatory TO the open
ing of the "Sprng Campaign
With an assortment yet unbroken, they can supply
the of the public for goods in their line and
are determined to ''let them slide"
They will offer inducements to merchants wishing 10
replenish their stock they nendto devote particular
attention TO the Jobbing Department.
Call AT their store Third street, between ROber
| andaae kson streets, and be convinced
feb2 i2tl ...... {. an
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NO. 98.
st. paul aGn'tS'
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
G. w. BIDDLE late of Pittsburg Pa.
49, his permanently located in Saint Paul.
U1T~A Fourteen years close application to his
1I1 profession, together with a large and
beautiful of plain and gum teeth enable HIM
from to entire set OF teeth by atmospheric
pressure, with beautiful representation of the natural
gum, restoring the mouth to its natural shape.
Diseased teeth permanently saved by plugging; useless
eeth extracted with little pain rs possible. Teeth
cleansed and diseased gums restored to health.
Ouice and residence on Main street, between SaiI
Peters and Market.
No wanted unless prepared TO pay before
eav wing the office Modesty positively bids presenting
bills. Oifccc hours A. Il. To > p Nj.
july 2S-dwtf. g. W. BIDDIE.