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THURSDAY zsTNiE5, FEB. ga, lsss

THURSDAY ~ ENlNH Fob. ga, ina
II TIE New Drama q
CABIN AND PARLO s.
rIT rsns'ps sMnarssfs.l y nsss TAYLOH nnlr-
SIEARMs. RYAN. kc.. Gc. MesdamesW. WARD,
1kFEiIHs, 1ALZMAN; Misses LEWIS. 8. and
Z. rAkTIN0TON. he. Re. New scenery, &c. he.
RICHM0ND ATHENEUM.-RoBEnT
- J. MosnIaoN, Esq, viii lecture ct the Athe-
mum on TnUksDAY evening next sd inst
Subject-GALvANryn
Lecture to CONN, snce st a o'clock. ~
BALLS NEW YORK LIFE SCENES.
FHlS splendid representation Of NEW
.xe., foRk and Z: vicinity including view q the
HIPPODROME, kc., Will be exhibited TO the citi-
zens of Richmond. at 49,
METROPOLITAN HALL,
COMMENCING THIS EvENING,1
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
The Picture, In a progress will be thoroughly ex-
planned by Miss LINDSAY, who, at intervals, will
sing few Of her favorite Songs, and at the close
will deliver her famous Lecture on WOMAN'S
WRONGS, one ofthe most amusing burlesques ever
listened to. eel Git
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BY THOMAS W. KEESEE,
orFIcE WITH G. j. SUMNER, No, 20 PEARL ST.

OFFICE WITH g. j. sUMFEK, NO. ~ FEAkL III
CTOCK OF DRY GOODS, BOOTS,
y SHOES, AND STORE FIXTURES. AT AUG.
TON The unde rsigped having discontinued busness
will sell public auction. at their store on the Canal
Dry Goods Boots, Shoes and Store Fixtures, on
FRIDAY morning next the oath inst commencing
at 10 O'Clock.
ever that amount, months credit for approved me-
gotiable notes. ~
Sale to be conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct.
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By PULLiXN & DAVIS. 1ucfs.
BY DUNLOP. MONCURE { CO.

BY DUNLOP, MONCURE CO.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES.
~ AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, the 9th inst !.
commencing at 10 clock, will sell at our wharf
and warehouse at Rockets the cargo of the schr Ell
len, from Louisiana, with
$50 hhds. clarified SUGAR. prime to choice auality
IA hhds. Plantation SUGAR. fair to prime quality.
CSC bbls. prime MOLASSES-part re-boiled.
ALSO,
10 hhds. Cardenas MOLASSES.
go bbs. WHfSKEY, GIN and BRANDY.
casks HAMS.
sTERMs.-Under 500. cash over 500, a months'
credit for approved negotiable paper.
Sale without regard to weather.
fe22 DUNLOP. MONCURE CO.
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ID RI e New BACON Sides, Breasts
i Shoulders. City Cured Hog.round.
Also, 10 barrels very superior new Cloverseed--
all for sale on good terms, by
fe2 J. WOMBLE &CO.
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4 RARE AND VALUABLE cor 1Ec.
"a TTON or THEOLOGICAL DooK0 ron
SALE At AUCTfON--Wili b so1d q WEDl5E1-
1AI, the Ist day Of Mssch, 1884 befinninE Sc Il
6clock Al ~, ct the rooms Cvef the 6kors d Elaas
Hale, Msin street. Richmond, We, lnxGe ool1sof5cn
Of Theological BOOKS. among which ere the wosle
@ EuselIua 6anctus, 0patuA jerome, lfennua. Tar.
m!iian Clemens Alsxandrius Origin, the Bysanttne
nstorisns, Rosenmulier, KuinGI. and many 0thsn
are rare and valuable
Cstaioeuss may be seen ct my Office, 18th street.
pesMsen BANK and Main streets.
By PULLIAM & DAVIS, Aucta.
N1k LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT
y 2.ss@::tz-CARRIAGEs, BUGGrEs, AND HAIR
NESS. AND SECOND HAND DO-HORSES.
SADDLES AND BRIDLES,-On THURSDAY the
"a Of March, at 10 O'clock. A. M at the Carrisge Re-
poefory on franklin street. opposite the Exchange
Hotel, will be sold number OF elersnt new CA.
riagea, Buggies and Harness. embrscins variety Of
the most modern and improved styles, and Of per-
feet finish. - = r.
Also, several SECONDHAND CARRIAGES. and
six or seven SECONDHAND BUGGIES wifh
HARNESS, &c, most of which are in GOOD order
and with some aiight repairs may be rendered ncsrIy
as GOOD as new. And about twelve Saddle and Har.
ness HORSES, some of which are very superior ant
mais. Also, number of Saddles, Brides, &c. The
ABOVE being the property of gentleman shout 70
make cnange his businees- =
TEEMa-Sums under $50 cash. over that amount
months credit for approved paper with interest
added. feR PULLIAM DAVIS Aucta 4
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y BBLS Prime Roll BUTTER Just re-.
~ ceived, for sale by
fe22 JNO. WOMBLE& co.
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IF THOU'LT BE MINE.
# thoult be mine, love, at the Young Guard's''
| will buy you ticket, if you'll let me call ()
Whatever you may wish, love. to decorate the hair
Pill buy at BARTHOLOMEW'S / know III suit
you there!
Bright flowers! they shall bloom where'er you may
III buy You Breastpin-if you'll take it home;
likewise, pair of Earrings, and you shall cut
shine
Ifyou will only say, love, thou'lt be but mine.
Turn not away with disdain, but walk up Governor
street,
He sells goods low as any store-and good as well
cheap.
And may each heart be true, love, and the weather
be but fine;
Only say while at the Ball, love, l am thine, and
only thine.
And sdieu, until that time, and should you but
prove true,
I'll buy you. then. plain gold ring of BILL BAR
THOLOMEW;
And when the wedding-day shall come, while buying
in his stock,
On Governor street then will go, and buy from
him clock-if thou'lt be but mine.
BARTHOLOMEW. Watch maker
fell near the Dispatch.
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MARKETS.

Rev. DR.. Johns Rector of Christ Church. Balti.
more, is very i'll. He is brother of Bishop Johns
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BY DAVENPORT, ALIEN 4 co.

DA DAfLNr Oh1, ALLEN q w.
CLOTHING AT AUCTION.-On MON
~ DAY, Feb. 9th, at 10 o'clock. at our auction
rooms, large quantity Of CLOTHING, suitable for
the season. Terms cash
e22 DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 Co. Aucts
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hK FITS On THE FOLLOWING
IL points can be obtained at all times, by apply
ing to ADAMS& CO.'S Express Office, No. 4 18th
PARIS. SAN FRANCISCO,
ANTWERP, HAVkE,
BREMEN. HAMBURG, *
GLASGOW BRUSSELS.
DOVER MELBOURNE.
FRANKFORT.ON.THE-
Also Sight Drafts for any amount, which are cash
ed at any Bank in the United Kingdom of Great bri.
TAIN and grant Letters Of Credit in England, nego.
''A''' - '-' pAi' ]. L. McDoNoUGH,
fe I7-tf Agent &
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COMPLIMENTARY BALL


TO THE WASHINGTON GREYS,
OF PHILADELPHIA
or The MONTGOMERY GUARD, Al
~ Capt. MOORE. and GREYS. Capt ELLIOTT, "a
IN united propose giving COMPLIMENTA III
S1r0 RY MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL to the W
WASHINGTON GREYs, Of Philadelphia at the
UNITED STATES HOTEL, Qate Union which has
been kindly rendered by Mr.. Norris,) on THURS
DAY EVENING next, Esd of February. and invite
the Volunteers and Citizens generally to participate
on the occasion.
Presun,ing on the encouragement of their Brother
Volunteers and citizens, they beg to be allowed to
state that every arrangement has been made to
der the entertainment pleasant and agreeable.
SUPPER-By an experienced and liberal Caterer.
Also REFRESHMENTS in abundance
MUSIC-Military and Cotillon, by an experienced
Band.
COMMITTEE:
Lieut.. Crawford Capt. Moore,
Sergt. Bossieux, Lieut. Dornin,
Starke, Sergt. Collins,
s. Regain, I" Mcdonald
Tickets ofadmission s., to admit a gentleman and
ladies' to be had of the Committee, of any men,
Der of the Companies, and at the door the night
ofthe Ball,
The GREYS will procure their tickets at once of
3 Sergt. BOSSIEUX.
fe Goat Lieut.. DORNIN
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Auct.. :
BUILDING LOTS O !

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS O N
MARSHALL ST, NEAR BROOK AvEN.
UE, AT AUCTlON-On FRIDAY, Sd March, at ~
o'clock, P. NJ, upon the premises will be sold that
lot of land situated at the intersection of
Marshall and Jefferson SITS fronting 80 feet on Mar
alley.
The very beautiful location OF this property, in
most improving and pleasant mel ghborhood must com.
mend it TO those in want of eligible building lots
The property win be didvided into lots of suitable
sizes.
TERMS: One-third cash. balance at and months
with interest and satisfactorily secured
fe % TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Aucts
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BY GODDIN Z APPERsON.
VALUABLE LOT ON CANAL AND

VALUABLE LOT ON CANAL AND
v FOURTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AuC-
TION.-WiIl be sold on THURSDAY Afternoon,
the 25rd Feb, 1854, upon the premises commencing
Canal and 9Th street. fronting a feet running baak.
115 feet 70 an alley, with granite foundation
TERMs-One-t bird cash; balance ct snd s months
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured b.
trust deed or title retained.
ie21 GODDIN 4 APPERsON. Aucts.
s. At the same time and place. will be sold =
parcel of valuable Lumber consisting Of joists ralt
srs, slls, &c. GODDN APPERSON, :
fe q Aucts
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ELOUR.-Fine Super Extra and Family
l. Bunker Hill brand, for sale by
fe22 BROWN l. SHOOK
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NJ lGHT SALES.-THIS EVENING,
IN commencing at II O'Clock, and every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings. throughout; the
season, at which time we win offer for sale large
Silver Watches, Guns H., &c.
Country merchants and the trade invited 10 at
tend les they viii find large Variety and Of
irst-rate quality. Isl
fe ~ A, MOTT CO.. Auctn.
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M OUNTAIN LARD AND BUTTER
Az 25 kegs Butter, part prince IS do. Lard.
fe Y BROWN SHOOK
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bacon, WESTERN CURED AND
II SMOKED.-20 hhds. Sides and Shoulders,
strictly prime quality landing this day and for sale
low by
fe q WILLIAMS BRO.
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WANTED-A GOOD SITUATION,
w by first class MATCHMAKER. note
addressed to tx" at this office will be attended to-
70 Qtx
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TINION HOTEL-The subscriber has
u taken the shove house and Will open IL under
the name of the UNITED STATES HOTEL, for the
nd March next The house Il now undergoing re-
pairs painting &C. It will be furnished with entire
new modern furniture.
Lste Superintendent Of Cengrem Hall, Phils.
fe lS-l2t 9se sss
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4 CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDs, ~:
rop Y ~ e rudERRY PEGTOH A LIN ANEW
ssHHnaPE.-Bmss's CHERRY PECToRAL WA
FRS are pleasant and eiiectuai remedy Tor coldA
the pure medicinal virtues Of the Wiid
che1yrv. s. generally known - remedy for ppimo-
nsry compisints. The children cry for them. There
Sss eveyv mother shouid have box. Amer uslng
nns hox Of thess waters yop win never touch bet
tsr medicine These are Just the thing you want.
CAL At PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.'S and procure
- = - n. 66-16nH
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NOTICE.. w. FITZGERALD, Of
IN Nottowsy, having purchased the interest Of 8.
r. EGGLEST0N in the business ofkGGLLSTON z
viii continue the GROCERY, FORWARDING
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS ct the old ssnd,
No. IA Pearl street. under the style and frm o. L3-
patronage Of their friends and the public generally
). A. E00LESTON, -
J. w. E6GLESTON
p;cbroond Feb, lst 1854. ~ s.
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fe 1T--tf.
CTOCKS FOR SALE 81, s.
~ IS 400 Virginia State Stock, 81 years to run.
81. 100 James River and Kanawha Bonds auaran.

nR. A. C. HARDIN, BprANIo PHrsl-
IL CLAN, offers his services to tho citizena Of Rich
DR.. Robinson, ON Franklin, between 18th and 18th
Streets at all hours night and day, when not profess
sionally engaged. iafs &, tss5 ssssss go
Extracting Teeth only % cents. 81 s.. 2 Y
l take pleasure in recommending TO my friends DR..
Hardin as Botanic Physician, who has studied me-
dicine, graduated, and received his Diploma.
ID S5m. e. D. ROBINSON, M D..
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LOTS ON COLLEG]
WANTS.

WANTED to borrow ONE or TWO
w THOUSAND DOLLARS. Address " O." at
this office. fe 23-2t*
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WOOD.-I offer for sale, at the wood
w yard recently occupied by Mr., John +. Reeve,
on Broad street. for cash, to punctual customers
good WOOD both Pine and Oak, at low pices.--
Having number of hands engaged in cutting Wood,
shall be regularly supplied with It. Through the
kindness of Mr. Luther r Ellis and of Mr.. b. w. Dab
ney have placed slate at their stores where OF.
ders be left and which will be promptly attend
ed to. y -. Ia
fe l0-Sm y. N DAVIS
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COMMIsSiONER5s0 E1ICE. !
RIcHMoNB, Feb. lat, 1884,
I 4 LII persons having claims sgaiDtt tho
IA estate Of ALEXANDER GILLIAN, deco, are
hereby notified to attend at my office. the city OF
inst and present their claims with the evidence ne.
cesssry to sustain the same ..1za
fe 2 WIN. II. OApiSy Com I.
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nRY GOODS At COST FOX CASH.
IL intending to improve my store. and wishing to
open with an entirely stock, II becomes neces-
sery that should dispose Of my present stock BY the
18th Of March, which consists Of the usual Assortment
to be found in . Dry Goods store.
cErPersons In want will hnd Il 20 their adyen9ee
IN 81 - the Good must be sold BY the 18th day
of March. WIN. BOOTWkI6hT. IL.
is l7-lm. Cor. 1st and broad -
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ORNATE BOARDING.-Ag gentleman
il and his lady can be furnished with pleasant
room and board in gentes family, residing ashort
distance from the Banks. Inquire at TINS once 81 {
In 30-ta Z
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Q00 DOZEN American PORTER and
OOO ALE, in pints and quarts for sale by
fe % DUDLEY CO., u Main st.
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CJ.OVERSEED. = 200 bushels prime
~ Cloverseed in store, and for sale by
fe2 WINSTON Il POWERS.
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En BARRELS No. MACKkkEAs q
~ hand, and for safe By -~~r -
Fl 2i-6t ItNeLE4 RA1 ~.
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TX BBLS. Old Rye WHISKEY, very
fe22 DUDLEY L CO., ~ Main st.
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0S0 DOZEN CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
O0I\J in quarts and pnts, for sale by
fe p DUDLEY CO., 70 Main IT.
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needy md dcsolntc Objects of their own color around
them, at their very DOORS in the country and in the
city, in the factories and the streets any where and
every where they may turn their eyes. For these
she pleads and i'll behalf these she writes an appeal
that ought suiluse the eyes of the Hon. Duchess
and her very Hon. sisters with the largest and mos:
benevolent tears excite their pcty and philanthropy
TO the highest pitch, and open the doors = rir mo-
ney chests wide that they never would close so long
object of charity and loving kindness with
in their reach Shnll this be the result We shall
But if it is not il will not be Miss Bremen
fault. 1t may be, however, that, notwithstanding
this noble appeal by one oi their own European ss-
tiers, the American mote Of slavery will turevcrprc
vent these misguided, gold -gildcd, an-"publican"
ladies from beholding their own English "bcam' OF
paupcrism, wunt and dcstitutiun blazing und disgust
ins though it be.
~ 1t is duo alike to Col. Munord and to the gen.
tleman who nominated him in Saturdays Enquirer for
the office of Governor ~ correct statement made by
that gentleman in reference 10 the Coils position upon
the basis question. Col. Munlurd has been consis-
tently in favor of the White hasi-; and during the
session of the late Reform convcntion when the aues
ton ,-o, voters oi this ci!y Tor an cA-
preston OF their sentiments he went TO the polls and
SD voted
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST as, 1854.
= y = ~-Ns~'~-\~~~
BY RITCUIES & PRYOR.


And while asking for information on this subject,
we would beg leave TO request of our neshbor "i the
Enquirer the favor to inform how the Democratic
candidates for the Gubonatornl nomination stand on
the Nothing question! How is it with the Hon
Henry 4. Wise, Shelton +. I.eake John Lctcher, W .
z. Bocock &c!-[ Richmond Wig Of SATURDAY.
Our neghbor of the Wig, probably after passing
through various stages of doubt, uncertainty, msgiv-
ings and fear to his political pns present and tu-
ture, seems at last to have become somewhat penn
tential, and now seeks place upon the "anxious
seat" His lastissue TO us laden with enquiries.
HorrfSd at the condition Of himself and Lis OLD but
scattered associates, he goes about "enqurng con-
corning the state ofothers "Brotherhow do yo"ieelf
Now, although ho may bo turning towards that end
he must allow us to say that he has not yet made it
manifest that he is true pemtent lie has not en-
trcly unbosomcd himself he has not frankly confess
ed all of his sins; he has not told us what his own
condition is. He has not yet admitted that he is
undune, and cried out, from the fulness of his
desoate heart, What am to dol Where am l to go 7
Therefore he is not e1acyn the condition tn ntnrrn-
gate others, and he ought not to he offended IL MS
interrogatories are not answered But We VIII waive
this objection for the present
Not knowing the views Of the distinguished gentle
man above named, upon 'the know-Nothing ques-
tion," we cannot enlghtcn our cotemporary, and we
beg that he will not take It unkind when we say,
we have 80 little curiosity upon the subject that we
have no inclination to cutcchise them in the premises
They are good citizens and true men, honestly OIL
teraining and advocating Democratic principles; Ii
beral, enlightened and patriotic Such men we are
not afraid to trust upon the mos; important questions
of State or Federal policy, and therefore, we do not
indulge in any upprehensons as to how they "s'and on
the know-Nothing question"
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE Ar TROY. NEW YORK

NFw ioKE, AUG. 2n.--A tr. 'rnEc nut NJ Iruy iq-t
night, which raec wih terrible rdpnlit. am,i WI. no.
long before The telegraph offices pI,ry burnt
uut. silspcnding nil COMMUNICATION. w l,am th.
morning that th ame- spread rnpidly and b they
could he subduco, some HUO hou.". including store,
&C.. totally destroyed, with most OF their con
tents. Ii is impossible IA estimate the entire loss but
tine general impression is ,hht Il will NOT b" shor: u
million OF c"llars-pr"hnbly The suffering
consequent upon this calamity j. very greet Many
Persons have been mRc h"mcirss uai lost their all
We not Hv>-'! ri any lives hriug sacrificed Tn"
insurance companic- in Troy, Buffalo, ALBANY, aud
New York will lose heavily.
The principal destruction ii property below
Adams street. Ii is estimated that ,hrea
hundred buildings in ashes, including iHctoricg.
machine shops, churches, hotels, stores. and many
Of the most elegant private dwellings. The most
valuable part of the city is but hoap Of i"aola,e
snouldrrng ruins IL is impossible nf present {" Gnu
the various houses burn. Very i't" "I ur'n
contents saved.
The sceEc last night was iur>: distressing. Iiuu
drrdS Of persons were upon tn" street, hum.".- auI
misunderstanding lo.i their all-b'!ug reduced l:om
comfort, and Giliutncc IL p"vcr,v.
Thus far lives known tr have been Ips!
though several persons were injured b. taiu., wall
rubbish, &c.
The total loss is estimated AT over sl,OGU,tu, upon
which there Is insurance Of some $2Jn,Duu.
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[roK The ENQUIRER.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor. VIM. Smith; for Lieut.. Governor,
Shelton +. Lcake; for Attorney General, Willis r.
Bocock.
What firm and true democrat can make good OBJ
lection to this ticket What say tie old line Demo
Gratis! Are YOU willing Ia cast aside these men who
have ALWAYS been by your side fighting m"nnly III
the democratic ranks with YOU for y"nr principles, Ia
make room for Others from whom we may have Ell
countered the strongest opposition, when our party
wns uot 80 strong as il is mow and when their aid
would have been more acceptable and valuable 10 us
These men have talents thar will enable them 10 bear
our ns triumphan;ly noft no ma,trr who may he Sc
cctcd by the Wing party to oppose them.
prefer old and long trusted friends when they
have, never bctrny,d ny trust nnd will any say
these mcn have not been TRUE 10 the parity
OyE WHO HAS ALWAYS nEES DfMooRAr.
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ARREST OF CAPT. UOLLINS.

NEW YoRK, ArG. 25.-Capt. linlns has been ar
rested here at the mitigation Of Calvin Durand
who suffered by the destruction of Grcytown, and
held TO bail. The order of arrest was granted by
Judge Oakley, o. the Superior Court. The damages
are laid nj SI4,GOO. The amount OF bail given by
Can't, IIollins was twenty thousand doa.s. His sure.
lies were Ir,nan j. Ecdlcd, Collector of the Port:
John J. Cisco Sub Treasurer, and j. komnry Brnl-
head, Naval Uliee. The arrest was mndc Yesterday
ailcrnoou, just toe Captain was leaving the city
Tor Boston After bail had bceu rendered, be prose
cutcd Iii: jou.ncy thith"r.
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>EvC WORK. MARKETS, AUCU.I ~.

Brosds,ufTs quic,-snles OF 2OVD bbls. Flour At )
osao r. for State choice Southern held at g. 50ar
Sale. 5GOU bushels wheat-Gcnesee - .sa2 80 p:r
bushel Corn i0OO0 bushels sold at Sass cents 'or
mixed and yellow. Rye llO cents. Oa:= 5lh53 CT.
Provisions are stcudy at previous prices. Salea
email. ,
Groceries quiet-small sale. Rio Coffee at lGalct
cents. Sugars and Nolassses quiet. Rice hth5: c's-
az TO quality. Whisiey is firm at 3i:n35. cts. tot
ton dull. and buyers asking larger concession tAah
sellers are willing 10 yield.
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BALTIMORE MARKET, Arc. %

Flnur-Ihe market CONTINUES nn. Howard ";E'''
is held nj 50 and City Mills mt ISuo Shcs rcpor.r
RYE Flour s5 - as -. Corn Meal !" 5j@i-yer
choice held higher.
Whect-Thc receipts Of Grain ar" light. IheT"
we're about 900 bushels offered. Sales white" l"2'
TO prime, ut 81 15Gl So choice do for llnni% noH;
81 90; Red wheat good 20 prime. Il ~ Il -. IL
frrior lot, = to 81 cents per bush"l less.
Con--.iboui 1000 bushels Wh!'" ana I.h27 P''
fcrcd Sales nt White nj S30sJ cis.. n:.~ ieh?" y
81 dS5 cts. The extreme drought ha'iHS @'tu"! ~
;ur.d IN. Cor cr,, and under the anticipation o'
short supply hnIdtr aro very i!n N expectation Of
OATS. 500 bushels offered. Sues OF Maryland 1T
asa 50 ,t..; a!sp Ui ONip Pcnn'yi'ena aha ES'H.a
al 50 2 :I3 cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-29
lFOR THE fSQuIRER.1
SHELTON +. LEAkE, ES

MILL IV-N ] I-I.ttINI-' L9N'
As the time for the nominating convention for Gov
ernor Will doubtless soon arrive lake great pleasure
in STATING that the Democracy of this region ot Nir
cna stljids almus; undivided for Mr.. Lcakc. The
great abilities that Mr. Leake has invariably brought
to every discussion in which he has been engaged
with the Wing champons-nud he has ever been call
ed upon when the contcs: warm and iicrce--hhs
greatly endeared him 10 the Domocracy of this COM
lnunty, and they are now mos: dcslrnus 10 reward
HIM for his unwavcrim. consistency, and {" repay h
in par, ior the sacrifices h. has made i'll the prnrot!o
OF the principles of the Democratic party. The man
ner in which Mr.. Lcakc has Ecd the various rCspon-
siblc positions he has occupied is guarantee that II
made Governor, the interest as well ~ the reputation
of our commonwealth, will be well cared for.
CITIZEN.