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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-12-21

II We are authorized to say that a
donation visit viii be given to the Rev.
DR. Boone, Pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, of this place, on Sat
urday next. The afternoon is set apart
for the married, and the evening for the
single. The members of the church and
all o:hers, arc invited to come forward
with their donations
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Notitr.

The undersigned respectfully informs
the citizens of Stroudsburg and vicinety,
that he has on hand and offers for sale at
low rates good Wheat -four, Reasons,
Prunes, Dried Apples, Dates, Figs, Git
ron, Tea, Coffee, Cheese, Segars and To-
bacco, Dried Peaches, and splendid
assortment of Candies.
FERDINAND DUTOT.
December 2l, 1854.
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~ The Cleveland Herald says there
is more freight now at Toledo, than the
railroad from thence to Buffalo can trans
port during the whole winter Cars from
the West have stood there twenty five
days waiting to unload.
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Che 1rfftrsoniail.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1864.

The Methodist Episcopal Sunday School,
connected with the Stroudsburg charge,
will hold its annivcrsary.on Monday eve
ming, 18th inst, in the NJ. +. Church. 4
number of Speeches and Dialogues will
be spoken by the children. The services
of the choir have been secured They
will sing a number of very beautiful and
appropriate pieces, selected for the occa-
zion Services to commence at the ring
ing of the second bell. Admittance fee
for gentleman and lady, 25 cents. The
money thus raised will be appropriated to
the replenishiug of the Library of the
School, Cor the use of tue children. We
desire to make the services as entertain
ing as possible, and would be much pleas
cd to see general attendance on the part
of parents and citizens generally.
Il. S. STAPLES, Supt.
Tickets can be had of r. S. Staples
Rob't. Boys; c. r. Andre; S. Mclick, and
at the door of the Church, on the evening
We understand. according to the abov,
notice, that the object of having an ad
mittance fee, upon the occasion of the an
nivcrsary of the Sunday School, is to rails,
fund TO roplenish the Library Of th'
school, an object worthy the sympathy anC
patronage of all good citizens, especially
when We call to mind the beneficial effect
of this organization upon the morals o.
the youth Many Of the great men o.
the nation formed the ground work o.
their greatness in the Sabbath School,
1t is one of the great appliances Of the
Church, brought to bear upon the young
in their moral and religious education,-
it is there, that they learn the character
of God, the riches of the atonement, and
the glory of everlasting life. With tha
moral education obtained in the Sabbatl
School by our children, it may be said o
them, as it was of Timothy, they " have
known the scriptures from their youth up
which is able to make them wise unit
salvation. The cause is a noble, philan
thropic. christian one, and deserves to b.
supported-and supported nObly. Conn
fellow citizens, let US favor it with on
presence, and our money too. We shoult
be happy to meet all good citizens there
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Opinion of Judge Dean on Naturalization.

POnghhecpsle, Dcc. 16.-Judge Dean
Of the Supreme Court in this place, has
forbidden his clerk to take proofs OF
citizenship and grant naturalization pa
pers, and has directed that all those who
wish to become citizens hereafter, must
apply to the Court. After hearing the
proofs from numbers of applicants to-day,
he rejected nearly all of them. He has
given q written opinion, holding that ad-
mitting an alien to the right of citizenship
is judicial act, and requires an examin-
alton by the Court in each case.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-12-21

il The Empire City Bank, new
institution in New York, failed to make
It's obligations good at the Clearing House
on Saturday, and it is regarded as fail
ure. The circulation, however is fully
secured at Albany.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-12-21

pB-The Thermometer in this place Oh
Wednesday morning, the Goth inst, was
70 degrees below Zero. We have Eot
had as cold weather, as this, for a num-
ber Of years past.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-12-21

sg- \ Say Nothing Society, composed
Of women is to be organized in Easton
shortly. No secrets Of member shall
be disclosed, except in a neighborly way
and confdentially. So says the Lcligh
Fal'cy Times.
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Eosaoa Lotge, No. 152, A. Y. NJ
The following officers were elected. w.
M.-GeOrge W. Yeates; S. w. c..
Hagenbucb; j. W.-Herbert Thomas;
Sewn. NJ. Patterson; Treas.-Jesse
Lines.
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DR.. Townsend, of Sarsaparilla fame, is
building house in New York, for his
residence, which will cost two hundred
thousand dollars 1t is built after the
fashion of the late Duke of Parma's resi-
dence.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-12-21

n Another of the few survivors of
our Revolutionary struggle has gone to
his rest. Major ROBERT BURNETT, Of
Newburgb, (N. Y } was buried on Satur-
day week. Among the mcurners was a
compatriot, Usual Knapp, now 95 years
old, who belonged to Washington's Life
Guards. Major Burnett was % years old.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-11
LATE TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

BosroN. Aug. 9.-The Brook farm buildings own
ed by the city of Roxbury aud occupied as an aims
house were mostly destroyed by fire last night. Tive
yoke of oxen, three horses and two cows, with q
hundred tons of hay. were burnt in the barn.
Loss ten thousand dollars insured for three thous
and.
The fishing schr Ellen Morrill, was captured and
carried into Bathurst, N s, on the oath July. She
was good vessel three years old, valued at thir.
ty five hundred dollars, and owned by Messrs
Rennistom & Morrill,.
The ST. John, New Brunswick papers of August
that for the three days ending August 9th one
hundred aud eleven deaths from cholera occurred
al st John.
The board of health about to erect a tempo.
rary asylum fer those children who have lost their
parents by the ravsges Of the disorder
The st, john News says that now the reciprocity
treaty is confirmed by the United States they shall
advocate its adoption by New Brunswick Though
Bother Jonathan has got the best of the bargain the
editor thinks that it opens new and vast field for
the trade of New Brunswick.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-11
LATEST BY THE ARABIA.

CoNsTASrrsorLE July 15.-Russia Is reported
10 have asked for an srmistice Omar Pacha has
gone TO consult the English and French Admirals
Eighty siege pieces have been landed at Varna,
where there now so 600 French, 900 English,
aud 10000 Turks.
At q Cabinet Council held at Vienna the 18th.
1t was decided 10 send forward ornaments to the
Wallschisn frontier with all dispatch and it is re-
ported that day was also fixed for entry OF the
Austrians into the Principalities.
The Danish government refuses to permit the
allies to establish cholera hospital Danish ter
Titory.
IMPORTANT FROM VIENNA.
july 2Sth-Austria and Prussia are agreed upon
the appreciation which the last Russian note de-
serves. The two governments only disagree on
minor points but they agree In asserting that the
occupation OF the Princpalties by Russia lie danger
to the integrity of the Porte and the Russian
propositions cannot be taken into consideration un
Ill the Principalities are evacuated. The joint an
swer of Austria and Prussia will be addressed moi
to Count Nesselrode, but to Count Esterhszy.
LArrAYE, Goth July.-Admral Napier and Cas-
seval Deschennes will permit neutral vessels to
leave the blockaded ports.
SPAIN, Tuesday 25th.-Madrid was quit Espar.
tero would arrive the 28th. General Manuel
Concha had arrived. and acted cordially with the
Captain General. At Alicante a deplorable acct
dent happened during the revolt. A large number
OF women were at work in a cigar factory when the
conflict began In the street. In alarm they rushed
10 the staircase the balusrade gave way, and they
were precipitated into the we'll Sixteen were kill
ed aud many frightfully injured.
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LATEST MAIL NE Ws.
From thu St. Louis Republican. Aug. s.
INDIAN FIGHT ON. THE PLAINS.


weycsterday had a conversation with Mr.. A.
Loe who recently arrived la this CRY, and who
gave the following particulars of pitched bat.
tie between several tribes OF Indians, ia what il
known as "Buifaio Grounds" some two weeks
since The place where It occurred 10 about one
hundred miles beyond Fort Riley, and the news
was brought 10 short time before our informant
lee by several OF the braves who had engaged in
the conflict
party consisting of Delawares, Pottawatomies
and Sacs. numbering In all about four hundred
strong. were out on hunt and were frequently
interrupted by struggling parties OF other Indians,
who stole their ponies and molested them In va.
nous other ways. A diminishing party was sent
out finally, who brought back the Intelligence
ct an encsmpment OF about seven hundred Indsns
within short distance. aud which proved to be the
Cheyennee and Arrapahoes. An engagement en-.
sued. ia the course OF which the latter had over
fifty of their party killed. while the former lost only
como three or four. This difference, considering
the disparagement In numbers, Is accounted for BY
the fact thai the former were armed with rifles
while the latter had but lew fire arms, and depend
cd upon bows and arrows
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A DAMS & cos NEW YORK, vIR.

A DAMS g. CO.'S NEW YORK, VIR-
IA GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc
TERSBURG, &C., &C., kc-Havins effected arrange
ments with the u s. mail line of steamers from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond fors rEcIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES ON that route, we are now prepared 70
receive and forward, to and from New York, MER-
CHANDISE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express will leave New York every Wednes
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods win be re-
ceved at our New York Office, So Broadway, until 81
O'Clock, p. M, on the day of sailing
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York, are requested to order BY ADAMS co.'s
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS1
Ow inland Express viii run - heretofore, leaving
New York and Richmond daily, In charge Of special
messengers All Goods not marked to 90 via the In
land route, viii be forwarded By the Steamer En-
il. McDoNOUGH. Agent. Richmond
NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship
ment Per steamers Roanoke or Jamestown, VII
hereafter be received BY ADAMS 4 CO., 50 Broad
way, who the only authorized agents for Express
privileges by those steamships.
LUDLAM 4 PLEAsANTs,
je 6-S IS Broadway, New York.
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NEW YORK ANTI.NEBRASKIT

New YORK, Aug. "A mass meeting was held in
the Park last evening to nominate delegates to the
snt-Nesrassa convention at Saratoga il was sliBly
attended The majority resolutions were opposed by
asecopd series which were introduced They were OF.
posed to the organization Of political party
convention as tck to advance political interests OF
certain men The majority resolutions declared
as passed amidst much confusion. Eight delegst
were appointed without regard to old party lines
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-11
rTo PREVENT AND CURE CHOL-

L ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
psrss1s rsvsilIns and 81 9she should have bot
MINATIvE BALSAM by them. In case of sudden
sickness, these medicines frequently 10 less time
than It REQUIRES to set a physician.
Curer in wine gass of water every morning; when.
ever YOU have pain internally externally the
Dr. ROSES c I f saL % An for chol.
era, Cholera Morbus. Bowel Complaints and Dysen-
terry This mixture ia one of the most important med
cnes, and should be kept in all families As sooth
ing preparation, it has equal cases of infants
with bowel complaint cholera morbus restlessness,
balm. As specific for bowel complaints Of adults
it has never Jailed During the cholera OF 1882 1884
and ls4s 1t failed In no instance when used before
death had positively struck the patient l have had
returns from more than thousand persons who
used it during those memorable periods testify ing
Its wonderful curative powers q sen p1s bottle
DR.. J. s. ROSES wHooPIHG COUCH SYRUP
gives immediate relief, and frequently cures in
Dr.. 5. ROSES EXTRACT OF BUcHU.-This
h ore Of the best remedies used for diseases of
he Kidneys Bladder. and all Gouty Affections. Price
DR.. J, 8. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS. for falling of
ton. This disease, heretofore treated by bandsgss
trnsses and external supports which only prove
paliatives. yields completely to the of these
pr. j. 5. ROSES ANTi-BILIous OR RAIL
ROAD PILLS These Pills are not warranted to
cure every malady or disease incident 70 man, but
they are q grand remedy for Bilious state of the
system and common fevers. They adapted to the
Southern sections of the United States particularly,
| being often preventive of Bilious attacks, and
when used with DR.. Roses TONIC MIXTURE, win
the most stubborn case of Bilious Fever or Fe
yer and Ague. Price 12i and Csc.
All whose constitutions impaired by disease or
weak by nature, should read DR.. J. s. Roses Med
cal Adviser; (which contains description of the dis
eases our climate and the mode of treatment) 1t
be had without charge
All of Dr.. J. s. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
TO be had of Purcell, Ladd Co., Bennett L Beers
AdIe Gray, Q. A. Streeker, A. Duval, A Bodeker
J. b Wood, VIM. P. Ladd, S. M. Zachrisson, A Les.
lie, r. K Duval Bro., Grubbs Il Apperson, in this
city, and of dealers generally in every city and town
throughout the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-11
ARREST OF COUNTERFEITERs.

BosToN, Aug "a constable of heesbroke hrs
arrested two gangs of countereitersin Canada They
carried on the business in the woods Their imple-
ments were taken, consisting of printing press &c
plates, a machine for stamping, gold and silver
mouids dies ink, paper, engIayers tools, and thou.
sands of counterfeit money 1t is the most important
arrest of couDte rfeiters ever made.
Since the middle of June, $4,000 had been issued
on the Nashville Bank of New Hampshire alone, and
circulated chiefly in the State of New York They
were executed with singular skill. Large amounts
OF counterfeit gold and silver coin had also been is
sued. The band was completely organized, and en-
sravers, printers, signers, &c all lodged in
IbaM nntr all
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-11
TINSLEY, TARDY & CO., successors

TINSLEY, TARDY & CO., successors
Il to Tinsley Bryant, corner Cary and 18Th sts..
Richmond, Va, now receiving a large and well
assorted stock of Groceries recently purchased for
cash. which they disposed to sell upon favorable
terms. and would be pleased to supply the patrons
trade generally. Annexed will be found list of
their stock in part:
1000 bags Rio Laguayra and Java Coffee, part prime
quality 400 hhds NJ o. Sugar. 100 do. do, of strictly
prime quality; 600 bbls Crushed. Pulyerised, Granu-
lated Clarified and Coffee Sugars; so boxes Loaf do
100 bbls N o. Molasses; so hhds. Bacon Sides; 100
bbls. Mackerel; so Casks Rice; 800 packages Green
and Black Teas; 400 boxes MitchePs Adamantine and
Sperm Candles; 500 sides Sole Leather; so bbls Tan
ners Oil; 1000 kegs Old Dominion Nails assd sizes;
800 bags Shot, 1000 lbs Bar Lead 500 boxes 8x10 and
Pepper, Ginger and Pimento 100 kegs Sup. Carb So
ds so kegs Sal Soda; 100 packages 81 da Saleratus;
Is casks Mass Lcorce; rs boxes Axes 100 dog Buck.
cts; 600 reams Wrapping, Letter and Cap Paper; 500
dog IN s's, 6's and 9s Bed Cords.
Also, Candle wick, Cotton Irvine, Batting Cotton,
Cordage Pillow Lines, Indigo, Nader Alum Black.
ing, Cigara DC. aul
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-11

NoaTH CaHorsxA ELxcr1or. dispatch from
Raleigh, dated August 9. says:
II b now pretty generally believed that General
pockery, the wing candidate, h elected Governor
of North Carolina. We have reports OF large
gaios In Clinsnans district; and the postmaster at
Salem writes that returns have been received theirs
from fifty counties and that Dockery's gain is $3.50
votes, a. compared with the Governors election of
1852, when Reid, the Democratic candidate, was
elected by 549l majority. The whole number of
Iuntes ia the State is 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-11
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

WILMTNGToS, Del Aug. 9.-As the lightning train
was proceeding TO Baltimore about half past o'clock
this ate rnoon it off at the New Castle switch
which the new switch-tender had misplaced, think.
mistake he proceeded to put it back but while do
lug the train came and off instantly killing the
hIoman w M Horn, who was not the regular fire.
man, but was on in another's place. The brakesman
aud engine were alto hurt Tie engine and tender
stroyed,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-11
RAILROAD COLLISION.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 9-A passenger and freight train
on the Covington and Lexington Railroad came in
collision to-day The conductor of the freight train
was killed and eight hands more or less injured The
passenger train was uninjured,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-11
DECISION,

CINCINNATI, Aug 9.-Judge Sheppard f. Norris,
the democratic candidate tor Supreme Judge OF
Ohio has decided that slave bron to Ohio BY or
with the consent of his owner and afterwards esca.
ping from slave State, is free and cannot be re-
manded to slavery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-11

FIRE IN NEW YoRK--sUPpoSED PIRATE.
NEW YonK, August l0-The Central Presbyteri
an Church. on Broome street. and several adjoin'
Ing buildings were destroyed by Are last night.
The schooner Orbit. from Turks Island, arrived
at this port, reports having fallen in with suspi
cious brig, carvings black Gag. of that port. A
British sloop, which arrived at Turks Island re-
ported having been seized and robbed of two coils
of rope by the same vessel and afterwards announ'
ced that French frigate had captured the pirate
1t was also reported that the pirate had taken a
number of vessels
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-11
MRS. PELLET IT'S ENGLISH AND
I'LL FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

The eleventh scholastic year Of this school viii
mer MONDAY, October I'd.
Able and experienced teachers secured in all the
departments. Particular attention 10 given to Read
ing, Writing Orthosraphy and Grammar through.
out theschoo and the younger pupils share Equally
with the Older in the Instructions of the principal
and assistants MRS. PELLET 10 assured that pu-
pills under the tuition of M. DE MONTHURNEY
cam with diligence and perseverance, learn in year
to speak and write the French and Spanish Lam
guages.
TERMs-Board and washing 500. English tuition
$40. Prmary Departm emit $50 Ancient and Mod
ern Languages each $50 Payment one half in ad-
vance-the remainder 18th February.
For further particulars address the Principal.
an 7-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-11

lOP. MA large tire is now raging in Broomt
street, opposite the Centre Market. The Presbyte-
Tian church adjoining has been consumed, and II is
feared that several lives have been lost by the falling
OF the steeple.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-11
CHERIFFS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ TANNERY NEAR BACON QUARTER
au ahpnIN sPPERsoN, Aucts.
GALE OF LAND In HERICO, NINE

- MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, UNDER DE-
CREE OF COURT by virtue of a decree of the
on the Esd January 1854 in the of Crew against
Crew &C., the undersigned, a. Sheriff of Henrico
ses. on TUESDAY, the 5th day of September. 1854,
commencing at O'Clock. p. h., the real estate OF
which Daniel Crew died seized, containing about l21
acres situsted in the county of Henrco about nine
miles above Richmond, on the old Deep Run Turn
pike, adjoining the lands fThos o. Burton E. Pot
erwieg and others
TERMs.-One-third cash; balance at and IL mos
for bonds bearing interest, with good security and til
tie retained TIL last payment Is made.
A. 3. HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff of Henrico County
Sale conducted by GoDDIs APpERsoS, Austs.
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BY GoDDlN 4 APPERSON.
WILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY

AFTERNOON the 24h Aug, 1854 upon the prem.
ises commencing at FIVE O'clock that very excellent
BRICK TENEMENT on the East line of Locust
aney Adjoining Mrs. Bailey's boarding house 'front.'
ING ABOUT q feet, running back 100 feet Also the
STABLE LOT in rear of the above, now occupied nv
Mr.. f. Burnett, fronting "a feet, running back SO
feet The above real il located In part Of tho
city where property is in much demand, and 10 con.
sidered valuable whether for residences or business
purposes. So -,
TERMs-4th cash, balance at at s, 6 and n,ontbs
tor negotiable notes. interest added, secured BY
trust deed or title retained
aa10 GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts
CHERIFFS SALE OF VALUABLE
- TAM Merry NEAR BACON QUARTER
BRANCH TAVERN, UNDER DECREE OF
COURT BY virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Court
OF the county of Henrico pronounced on the 2th of
July, 1854, in the case of 'Heckier against Sutton
Simpson, and others" the uudersigne will proce ed
to sell at public suction. the premises, on FRI
DAY afternoon, the 18th August, 1854 commencing
at O'clock the following real estate viz the lot of
land lying in the county of Henrco near the ccrpe-
ration of the city of Richmond, containing acres
and used and occupied as q tannefy.
This property lies on Moore street. and adioins
the lanyard which has been for many years past in
the occupancy of Mr.. g. A. Marshall and lie consider.
ed very valuable as Tannery
TERMs-One-tbird cash; balance at six and twelve
months for negotiable notes interest adde5 sassfae.
torily endorsed, and title retained till last note 10
paid, and a conveyance direc ed by the Court
A. b. HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff of Henrico.
oais conducted Oy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-11

CINCINNATI, August 8.-Mr. Blackburn, the Su
perintendent of the Nashville and Henderson Rail
way; was recently stabbed, by one of the Railway
hands-an lfishInan named Robinson-and died il
few minutes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-11
AUCTION GALES
FUTURE DAY.
BY RICHARD CAUTRORN.

q DIRT CARTS.-On SATURDAY, 18th
" inst bt 10 o'clock, at the large lot in of my
store, w II sell at auction SIX DIRT CARTS.
MULE.-I will also sell ON a credit of 4 months for
approved ,aper, fine young MULE, years old,
sound and well broken to work.
HORSE3.-Aiso, WORK HORSES
au IL r. CAUTHORN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-11
THE MARKETs.

THE MAkhETS.
New York, Aug. 1o-Flour has farther advanced
Sales of Ohio at ss.750925; Baltimore, $909 25-
Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn hss advanced
Sales of Western mixed at 7ld75c. Stocks opened
better, but closed heavy. Money easy and plenty
BALTIMORE, Aug. 10.-In the Wheat market bet
ter feelia prevails-ordinary to prime red, $1,000
LIS; White 81 250l 65. Large sales of Corn. and
better Telling il manifest. White 69072c.; Yellow
ss072c. Flour 6rm-City Mills 81; Howard street,
S7z5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-11

ARRIVAL OF THE Ell DORADO.
New ORLEANS, Aug. S-The steamer Ell Dorado
arrived yesterday, bringing dates from California to
The 18th uit.