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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24
MUSIC! MUSlC!i

"a we about TO 90 East agdin, TO purchase very
IA large stock GODS, lake great patis TO Inform
Wheeling aud vicinity that will scllir
this day, February 1854 ali Piano and other In
struental Music and Musical INSTRUMENTS at rst cost
We hope that our musical friends will give us call now
and see that late and large selection v new musei also,
the wonderful red 1cton III prices !. :. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

He 6777tf SfarsS aud Head ngs 1ra,,ted.
pay twelve dollars pc thousand To- good white
oak Slaves, "a inches long inches wide clear sap.
and 1t inches The heRrt-Ome third headings 20
icics lig, inches wide clear of sap II inches
ca delivered at the wharf ROAD depot this city
GEO. w SMITH,
jln20 Uheeling Drel7erv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

90 BOXES Oranges; S--J -, -,
~ 30 DO Lemons; 9, s. - az
Just received and for sale by t. E.ASKEw,
iel6 = y. RrMaiuand Monroe SITS.
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10 P mys Epson salts Tor sale BY JAMES BAKER

...-.t |f .fs ~. NOIlCE-EA IRA. '1.
TaAVlNCi hecn kast and selected the splendid
III dots marble brought this ket, want
my lends call Immediately and their orders
for kind they may want. ~ 'i
Having purchased largely. will finish up work the
latest and approved styles and at The lowest
jeI9 NJ. ]. ROHAN.t
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RIGHT IN 'tOWN AGAiNM
G. HEFTkEY, No IG5 Main street nam inyit.s at.

y HEtIhEf, NO lG2 Main street again .inSit' at-
~ ftcnion 10 his last stock OF
= STRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS,
comprising elegant assortment ladies Dress Goods
Of tie richest patterns ami latest styles hornets. Rib
bons, and Trimmings. Also, every ticle in the line of
goods Tor gentiemens His STOCK is selected vial:
view 10 pleasing everybody bo quality and price,
wiohse atteTs himself he do 10 all who will give
nun a call, uyi3
III r 10 mems Luck gl@ye LoF Sohgless G;iicn al
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to unheaTd Ola stimulalt without reaction.
The ieTh which forms its main lngTeden has been adj
mited by all The great medical and Istn
Europe he in this respect mi geusrLs IIr
Morse, whose name is umsputcd authority in SCIENCE
ell the production in arabia, his attention
eAced by the wom riuly myi goaiig effects IL ~
uced upon the natives. IN full poyyei of
endurance the cXIsess vi%or exhibited by Tie AIah OF
hoi sexes in their desert piIgrimages aItrbuabe TO
the OF this vitalzing herb. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

SNFoHMArIoN Is wanled oil One sacks G!lrsrrg. sup
fosed to have been tAken The landing in mistake,
on tho 3Ist January, marked ''W. Bullard Dc Coz
Any person having knowledge OF it will confer favor
byinlnrIning
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CAUTION EXTRA
Also observe Promissory Note with Tie propreiors
written signature every genuine botIe OF Or. horse's
!nvgoTatng Cordial. 4-.s.5.. -Ef. = - ~ =
To counterfeit which is forgery a
1gzhe cOrdialf is F u, highly concentrated Siiir
6ouies. If-t q . .i0.ss.ls
PPIcR,-S3,O0 ler bottei two for s.; six for S12
l.--.s .e.75lG q. II. RING, Proprietor,
1872 broadway, New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24
Save your Ice!
PATHNT WATRR cooLRR.

This article is the result OF The application OF scientific
quantity Ice.
particular branch oil domestic economy, and passing
one improvement another. has at length arrived
perfection il is possible TO reach proof OF this is
uuI in Tho very general OF these Coolers in all parts
OF the country. SIMPLE statement OF lhCts in regard
these oo.cTs, will satisfy every OF their superiority
First, IleyS1rc The
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXlON
or consumptive habits are restored by the botI
bloom and vigor, and changing the skin from
yellow sickIy color, 10 beauiuI ford cumpcx
Irn hIISGIIIINI,D
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CALENDAR FOR 1859

Valley of Va. Fire & Marine insurance Co.
-f 's- SIC. BAKER, 5,-' 1--
JouS LIST, H-f.l. agents.
( 'W1 RANKIN. -
~ sFlCE--at Savings Bauk, conner MOtn and RildIe
,iu-5 REsER zo-Jan,es r. l,ake " nesting ~ u
80. II. X List. inni-.,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

w No. % 9th ward. Wheeling, llavinssOd his entire
stock IN tadc John H. Tappah has Ictited from bust.
ness in this city.
The Paltaltty OF his friends and former he
continuance OF their liberal [avurs, assuring
public tie business will he conducted The
gard for reliable goods and their dispcnsa
partInenis, lie, f..lly
Nhcci.ss Aprii aist. 1851 amps
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24
LOSS OF MEMORY.

Confusion gddiicss, rush blood head ME anco
ly, mental debility, hySteTia, VJetIheduesS, thoughts
seiidest uction lear OF insanity ypochondIiass, dys
pepsiH prostraIioh irIitRbiIy, nervousness ina
bity s,cep, diseases incident eIales OF Tic
UpOgating functions, hystera, nIonoala, vasuc ter.
TOTs paIpatiOu ofthe heart CONSTIPATION etc
from whatever cause arising il is il there any eii
to be placed on human testimony absolutely inabIe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

No language cnfconvcy adequate idea OF tie nmedI
ate and almost Change which it occasions III
diseased debaied and shattered system wbet
broken down BY weak by nature, Impaired
by Sickness tile strung and relaxed organization al
bTuCed, ViNied and built up The mental ami
physical syltoms OF disease vanish tOse thor Nh
der its influence Nor is the effect temporary; GU tic con
tIary. INC relief permanent ties OF
tile medicine reach The constitutional sell, and il to
IS normal condition. Well may the prcPa alton
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

bates from Oregon to the 25th of aIay-nolang
important.
Colonel McCanta. President of the Council OF
Washington Territory was drowned in Puget
Sound
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ONLY ARTICLE OF THE KIND EVER

DE ADVISED and use the Japan boot Polish. his is
ID first rate article and mistake. fr you not be-
lie that 1t is lust and buy boitIe-ony
,.n, For sale by !. b VoW VI H.,
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fNHE Subscribers being hcsirOUs OF 81 wing thci stIe
ionio other departments OF their business, offer their
Dry Goods Establishment satisfactory terms.
.sE f-4 TALEANT Si UELAPBAlN. E
Wheeling. May 81, 1919. Inyandim
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

caIcinlIy comroNnded, sundays eX.
l. copied. ut vow ELLIS Drug store,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

In cases of Consumption the LIVER always more or
less affected, and also tie Spleen Peura small ntes
tines lie efector the Hungarian ljasam, In diseases
he Liver Unattended by consumption is speedily
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24
MEDICINAL WONDER

OF the nineteenth century. Its, first scientific man
in the world would have admitted, ace OF lieti
cine heretofore supposed 10 have existence, 1854
TlMULANr THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION
It's force is expended ns is the with opium, all
cOhoc preparations, and al other eHcants The
brei, and il may well be said om who takes them
" he last stale OF that worse than the frs
the Elixir is exhiIcIant without single dTawbae-sae
III its OPERATION perpetual i'll its happy upon the
nerves. the mind, AMI the entire organization; iilalso
remove Expressions, excitement, I, ndency To blush
sieelessess, dislike OF society, icapacity Tor stuy
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New Bowling Saloon and Con

- - 4COO4O44OI y 100 2 =
TN undersigned has entirely refittel his Bowling sa-
Il loon Main street, and II is in excellent order
for all who wish to indulge in the pleasant and
amusement OF Ten Pins.
Connected with the same. is CONFECTIONERY, fit
ted upin splendid STYLE and provided with all tile re-
ireshments OF the season. Ice Cream always hand
He invites has Old friends and the public generally give
him a call..s r'E'
je15:d3nI lnr I,FHUESMAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

"a NEW AND SCARCE TRIMMINGS.
UST received by Express.--a new lot OF GIMPURE
u LACES for trimming, il. all desirable colors.
w. ID. MOTIE 81 BRO,
myi0 In Mnrk Of
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Notice

NOTICE.
A YOUNG Gentleman desire. 10 take charge OF an
~ Academy OF High School, in Virginia, KEN
lucky; or Tennessee He is capable OF teaching The
ianehes usually taught in Schools The hest ie r.
eles can be- given. Address ''A Sa,non Vir.
gina. 4nlll The lSt or July, 1884. my29
OPENED TO-DAY.
Win ,o ,Gs o. EmbIoIderies. at prices cheap they
my22 W. D. MorTE & BROS
(iopPer bound Paint brlsIies Just received 6 -
- gel. - 49, J. b, VoWKIL. n Union st.
Irenn rnr lnr, just eceiyeI 6y
~ IclT j. L. VOM ELI a1 Irri,,, :. i 5
s"PeriOr. Lemon syrnP. on hand al am inns
nsjoe, - ]. ID. VowRII
-S3e----S - = = - -s 81 Union ST
NOTICE TO. SHIPPERS.
IL Union Line Pockets eavins regularly on the arr
,ee O'Clock. r NJ The Line will not he Responsible
delivery OF any goOs, and will or cnjicet
charges on ANY goods for which hills OF Iadng are mi az
ooarl The bo2ls before TIER departure mar3-tf
lH(l PRS. Ladies' e. NJ PeToias TecFve AT T1s Han
~ No. fe3 Main st. between Monroe aid Union.
e'" McNEAL. & CO. {
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who suffers weakness, arrangement nervousness
enrs, pains i'll the back. amy oIe. Disorder Vvheh
peculiar her common 10 both sexss-toElye
Tie luv:gOIating Cor fal trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA AT BOSTON.
The cunard steamship Europa, Capt. Shannon reach
her deck at Boston between IL and IL O'Clock yester
cay, having been detained by dense fogs.
The mafs despatched by the evening train via
New Haven and arrived in this city shortly after mid
night
TIE papers contain but little important news addi-
tonsl to that telegraphed from Hslifsx.
Lord Beaumoni had 6ted Ct cholera in London.
Accounts from Berl sta.s that Prussia is quite salts
fed with the evacuation Of the Prncpateo, ar pro-
fesses 10 openly the character of mediator.
The Russisns report thas they have gained great
tory the Turks at Hsazd in Asia, and that the
Turks lad 600 slain.
The Russian guards and reserves are advancing by
forced marches towards the southern frontier
Atter from 1t Petersburg says that not word about
peace uttered there ard if any wishes IT, he dare
not express hs thoughts the old Russian party
entirely govern public opinion. The voluntary contribu
tons Go not sppesr to aow in pentifuy as hese,o
fore.
PASSENGERS.
In the steamship Europa, from Liverpool Kerr,
Ogilvie ev II A IeForrest, Or Pickering Hutchin-
sop, Maitsnd, cambridge, Kew Mr. Walker hobbs,
Rontt and .aa, D t'clty reupeman, Mes Barnot; J
Morrison. Miss hipguii, Mrs Mipauio q Shewsn Mrs
Jones and ch III, Visa IN Wing ars srnage and child,
Keenan,, d B-ain and lady, shixsnd, Iirst aud
Tail, sc.,t, stephenson ars Harris NJ tayfe aud
lady. Grant, lady ard ohi1 Morse. ars Pickering hrs
Hammond, hrs Forrest, fjsa thompson, mrs nuns,
Misses Nicol.on Chanpi r. Topa,t, Cafruh, Csrruth
and ady Mrs md Niss Hunt II ashland audi ldy, Mr.
hobart be rer Of dispatches Massrs Ca'i-r Wilson,
bag, bearer OF French ofspsichss Williams,
IittJe gar. Iosloust W Alsott, Msciotosb,
! Osilvie W J chittnea, A whitehall Mr. J Lacsey,
and lady, hiss King, Hunt, Cocadte, Holmus,
Minot, Noses, Clasf, ilspee, Roe O Burnett,
Nj Gstt and servsnt xheefon Credciick Mclaughlin
Williams and lady, rorh &c. PsSeli, Ghssa zz II
Osny and lady, nsn W rIass, 9 Carrueb a,a Lady,
ssdcler, DspheiD. C'awforo, Nainguet, Mckay, o
Tyre, .yie, Isaksn, Ray capt Crecssr, Polaa,
kivg, Muk Rogue, Wstkins. VIII, u Coburn, Capt
Ssch, Roby as lady. Carstsn, Burr, ps-sey PCArk
From iialIia,-hiss ohsgop, Rev w King and Ady,
Mr. Psten lady, child pd nurse VI Irving arA LADY,
nr Parker aniadv Ju r. wilmot cad lady Mr. Back aud
three dang kfess, Mr. Miszf ell and son, Mss tarbanks
Silver, Cshran Mr. asd Miss ndus, Kirk Whitman,
Matter Wtitnan Mr. Peters and lady Miss Peters,
Cswey, Mrs LecAlo Nr Ferries and lady, child sno ssrst
Mr. Weed lady and child; Swift, Nortsrop Mr. Hifey,
Mr. Fiajay lady, chds and SERVANT Miss rotsen,
Fra Ar Mrs Heshs., Miss Hughes, children and scr
v.ns: Msoams Hardy Mira Caldwell, Miss hAckis.
Irser, virflla, D Aheeoa. Aideooa Todd, Jarvis
BARRON y NOR Dis. Nash, rarrier bar vise Salter
McpopsId, Mr. OQilve and lady Msckay, Cole Mr.
| Turnbul, Archibald, and Foss-e0l.
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At the St Nicholas-tton. + johnson, Boston; Or.
j. NJ. Folly, u S. NJ: Judge Smith, Sc LOUIS John W.
Parsons, Florida; Col BanAbead, U. s A Chaels G.
Jones, Jr, Georgia; David Ycrullonsb Mobile; A. @.
Coehrs ne, Bna,lo; James Grant, Washington Thos
E. Gregg South Carolina James Clews Engiand Charles
E Merriam, tichmond; George " Gil, Memphis; John
J. HOLSTER, rualo, Judge Cuyier, Palmyra Judge 7.
JefeI,on s. i,h, New York; cspt r f. Thun, Washing
Al the Metropolitan HotelEx Governor Porter Penn.
sy.apia; Gen Thomas Lassoo Surgeon General United
8 atss Army; ron W J Rama, Virginia. III n Markham
Wright Aikaufas; Col G. D. Prentice, Journal, Lous
vlis Judge Deane' Nsw bochelle Hon J. g. stratton,
Ccnee, Tpied states Army George Kenuon British
Army; f. W. Seabrook. south Carolina; Cornelius Eel.
Greene, United states Navy f. Thomas, United States
Atths Union place Hotel-commodore Brcese, vir-
rinia; Robert Murphy and fan ilv. j. w Murphy, New
Orleans; II Ncwbod ard lady, Philadelphia; VIM Clay,
New Yorh; J. N Device Ne~ Orleans; Il. n, See Robt.
Xt The Preseott~f A. Sumner and lady, Boston Mis-,
stedmare, IS "a. A. Guthrie, Ohio; VIM Branch. New
York; r. NJ Gifip, Albany o. .. Greene, : A.; Thos
Brighton; q. A. Gordon, q S. A.. Mrs. Gordon, Fort
Hamilton Miss Gordon, do. Mrs. Swift, Boston,
B. Winston Ohio; Judge Davis, North Carolina rr J
smith, st. Louis DR.. + Marks, South Csre!ioa s. W
Hals New York; Lieut. Nichols, y. : N; 7. Randall
Canada Z. J. Hayes, Louisville Willis Holiness New VI
| leans
from Savannah, in the steamship Knoxville-P Mum
70 d, Mumford W Goodwin j F Head M Gary, /
si,ber, Miss Summer, 6 Casey, Noltemier, II De
mund lady. two children and servaLt; Condor, Mis-
/ "a Condor, J Punch and LADY, kiss Maria Welsh
| Louis Talgrant, G N Carpenter John + Butler, Wn
Doody Miss Ann sather Miss Jane Smith, Mrs Iesvi.t
| Joseph wasbburn, lady and servant; Master Wash
burn Master H Wsshburn, Miss barnct, Mrs Franken
stein w Bsrnett, Brgas, Mrs Jos Savage, Miss Els
Plume nsweig, A Hughes, Mrs N N rabcrshsm two ia
fsn.s and two nurses; Masters Habersbsm. w HabcI
sham. Z Psbersham, Miss Anna Habersham, Mrs susa
| Eabe,sham, Kay Habersham, Mrs Thomas, Nc
Brouehton and child, @ waldberg, Potion, 9
smith, lady and two children; Miss Anna Smith, NIL
| Laura smith Jno Broughson, J Beemare.
Fen Bermuda, in brig Tornado Mrs Hawley, D Hum
Mrs Hunt A Hunt, JGrunthen, , Mccall Mo-
! Yccnl q N Kemp l. Duncomb Trsyner, Trayner,
Usrk, II Mccarthy J Mccarthy Mccarthy, B hcCArtT.
J InarAham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

New ORLEANS, August 81, 1854.
Our cotton market Is unchanged in prices with mode.
rxte demand The ssles day were l6D0 bales flour
IL Arm at %. The prices for corn are CONSIDERABLY
higher and II Is at 75s &c. Pork firm AZ sloa
-1l6 rs.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept l. 1854
The stock Of cetton here including shipboard 70 400
bales The sales for the last tvo days we're 600 es
-Four firm at 81 81 % Bacon frm sides quoted at
7xc. . &c Mess pork at SIS %. Corn is unchanged,
with limited busieess
The total receipts Of the now cotton crop 14ooo
bales.
CHARLESTON, September ], 1854.
Inc cotton fales r the week bales 1t prices
rnreipg from OK 10xc. For fair there cas- de-
chne o. "a 20 Middling upands quoted at 9Ac The
recseips Tor the week 600 bales The stock,
elusive OF shipooard amounted to $50 bales.
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE COTTON CROPS, ETC.
INV 0RlxANs, Sept l, 1864.
The FSfccs Currents annual statement sets down the
cotton crop at 600 bales, and years
New Orleans Mt 900 bales the vaue OF tho COTTON
received at S64 and the value Of other articles
At ooo tho value Of the years exports II SSl
CooCoo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

FIRE IN GEORGETOWN, 8. Give are indebted to
q friend, says the Charleston Mercury, for the fol-
August %, ls5i:--We had yesterday morning one
Of our usual large fires which has destroyed property
to the amount Of about $25 O00-insurauce about
$4,000. The entire range Of buildings nom Watee-
mans wharf TO Broad street, and the square oppo.
site Except Mrs. Listers hotel, aud the house q
the corner where old Mr.. Waldo once lived) are al
In ashes. The fire crossed to the house o. MO.
Walker, which was also burnt, and here was
ansl arrested. we feel gloomy snS eos one IN.
occupied house in town.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

STORM IN TORONTO, CASADA.-About 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, this ne'ghbcrhood was visited
by great storm Of wind aud rain, accompanied by
thunder and lightning Considerable damage has
been cone, we ear, Cd the lake, report being cur
rent 10 town & a. schooner was caps'zed opposite
Privats. ya hit Was upset at Der mornings In r.
bay, with obody on board. however, and many OF
the smaller crafts dragged their anchors ,nsider.
able distance. In town trees were blow do wu and
upJoottd d, and some damage was done TO knox's
urch by the torplps over Of the pinracles on the
.tetpler- Toronto Gio6s, aug. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
INTERESTING FROM SALT LAKE CITY.
IMPORTANT TREATIES WITH THe INDIANS.
Arrival Of the Sloop-oi- War Saratoga.
FlARt-uP AT THE NEW ORLEANS POST OFFICE,
&C., &C., 10.
From Utah Tcss itoay.

From Utah Territory.
IMPORTANT INDIAN TREATIES-IMMENSE MORMON
EMIGRATI0N-wHERE THE CATTLE ARE TAKEN
ITO.
81. LOUIS Sept. l, 1854.
The Salt Lake mail arrived to-day.
Peace had been established between the people Of Salt
Lake City and all the tribes of Usahs Governor Young
having concluded treaty with all the Chiefs
The health of the country good. Rains had been
more abundant than ever before and much larger guam
tity or land under cultivation
On the 18th of June heavy storm Of rain and hail
spread over the greater portion Of the valley and did
considerable injury. Grass was scarce owing to the
large amount Of cattle driven the plains to Calfor
nia-estmated at $50, 0t0 head-this season
Four thousand persons had gone to Salt Lake thi,
season
Many complaints are made Of ourages by the Pawnee
Indians. teamster named French Wood had been
killed in broad daylight and hundred head Of
sheep driven off.
great number Of horsss, sheep and mules were
passed on the road.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

II would seem, according to the Toronto faes@ soas
the feeling existing between the Amercaos
49, s,,srd,s ha rscter II appears that the Supsrin-
Of last week the sssys
Ysnt - On tre road sent in thsz resisnetons, wncn
,ere accepted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02
Whig Cengxv ssional CONVENTION as Recr.
land, Me.

HscxiAsp, Sept I. 1864
Wing Congressional Conve, ton, from the thi,d di,
trict, met here Gay, and the Hon Wilder Farley
Was unanimously nominated b. ballot, for Congress.
RESOLUTIONS were passed dsnouncog tho rep al Of the
Missouri eompro mise, in favor of the home,sesd bill
and Ct the acquisition Ct the Canadas and of continuing
the organization of the national whig party.
Mr. Farley addressed the convention 1t length on ma
tionsl politics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02
From Buffalo.

POsTPONEMENT OF THE OHIO STATE FAIR--LErrINGs
OF THE WESTERN DIVISION OF THE ERIE CANAL.
BUFFALO, Sept. I, 1854
The Ohio State Fair has been postponed until October
II.
The lettings Of the division of the Erie canal
took place here this afternoon and a Of them let
to contractors from the western part Of the State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02
Extensive Robbery.

CINuiFNATI, sept !, 1854.
Inc United States Express Company robbed of be-
tween thirty aud forty thousand dollars 1T the Hamilton
railroad depot last night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02
The State OF THE We ather.
A STORM AT THE EAST.

Boston, Sept !, 1854.
very thick fog set in last nigat; rain commenced
falling a. an early hour this morning and there are in
-dicstfors Of a long easterly storm.
The bark Samboul has chartered aud will leave
the Navy Yard Ch,rlestown In few days. with stores
Tor the Mediterranean squadron. Letters &c can be
sent by her. About the LIST OF October vessel viii be
despatched for Porto Pya with store. fer tina African
squadron. Letters &c, for that destination viii be
conveyed BY her.
PLEASANT SHOWERS AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Sept !, 1854.
The weather quite cool here, and have had light
showers at different intervals all day.
HEAVY STORM AT THE WEST.
CLEVELAND Sept !, 1854.
There has been heavy storm west all the forenoon
accompanied by lightning. 1t is cloudy here and the
wind is blowing hard
THE WEATHER AT CANADA WEST.
TORONTO Sept ], 1854.
It has been raniI here hard all day It is clear
ing Of
no RAIN AT BANGOR YEr-THE DROUGHT, ETC.
BANGOR September / 1854.
ThetdTought still contir In this vicinity. The wea
tier ne but little There is prospect Of
rain.
The 6res still burning in the woods, especially
In Hancock and Washin yton counties, and
spriDgipg up.
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xesmen for the Ship independence.

PARLIAMENTARY, Sept I, I6o4
sxtythree seamen for the ship Independence left
here this morning, in the steamer Delaware, for New
York
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Church Destroyed by Fire.

SPRINGFIELD, Sept. l. 1851.
The Congregational church a. East Hampton, which
destroyed BY ere lsst year, and nearly rebuilt
again hurried to the ground last night together with
the adjoining parsonage house. 1t is believed to have
been the work Of diary The about $4,000
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ALBANY, Sept. ], 1854.
Mrs Johnston wife Of Mr. John Johnston, Of Fayette,
Seneca county, while standing between two trees oppo
site her house on Wednesday last struck by light
ming ard instantly killed.
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strike at the new orI. ans Post Office.

New ORLEANS, August 81, 1854
The clerks In II Post ONCE In this city left In body
owing to qsarrel with the Postmaster.
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The Northrup KID mapping Case.

CARAIUVA rcpt~
The hiensppers Of Sol Ner,hrup- Alexander Merrill
and Joseph Russe-were indicted to day but they viii
not be trisd till October or December
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WASHINGTON, sept. ], 1854.
The Official statement Of the u Treasury Department
shows that there were s25 COO in the various sub
TREASURES, subject to draft, on the 2Sth ult.