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CRITICISMS OF THE rRKs,

,x,, CnifiCiSHS OF THE PRESS
nave been too long dependent on foy.,.s
.esclns iof cur Southern families and theref Il
,nS ~ Peasule 70 see our Virginia ladies' tahipe
Express. - 's oaSg DoHy
Inc contents OF the present (January) No. ipdi
cate tnsI the ~ok will prove itself worthy of mt
Versal favor "-Petersburg Int. " . 's
"Withoutt sectarianism II il a mort ur.x..~.,.gz
able work "--Southside Dem ~oep''on'
The present january No. 10 filed with instruc.
i've and interesting matter right noble eutsY.
Richmond Enquirer. - - 'peeo - :
If duly encouraged 1t will prove useful fsu,,v
Journal and good auxiliary in promoting Southern
,.eraIy culture, and extend Southern liferatureO--
Rel. Herald. al.---.s.s lfl-54--. Il. Sa-Siss
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T1RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE

Il JAMES RIVER LAND AT -AUCTION.-By
virtue of deed of trust from Edward Maurv and
Eliza his wife, to me, bearing date Sept. 4th. 1852
shall trustee, the 2Sd day of March, 1855. il
fair (f not the first fair day thereaer) sell the
ward J. Maury resided cor tanning about 259 acres
situated in Goochand county, on James River about
l6 miles from the city of Rchmt nd. and adjoining
the lands of Judge John Robertson, John Adkins r..
H Maury l. Co and others.
The Land is well adapted to the growth of corn,
wheat and oats portion of the tract is James Ri
yer low grounds, with the James River Canal run
ming through them.
TERMS made known on day of sale.
Selling Trustee shall only convey with special
warranty
fe I9-dEctds+ SAMUEL 8. DUvAL, Trustee.
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!. .,n 1;oose. our new Minister 30 spaiu will /,
'''p' isess fos Asafid sbous tbs ist ., Marrb.
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WANTS.

WANTED-By whits female, situa-
w ton in private family to Cook Wash and
Iron, or as housekeeper. Apply at this office.
fe 2l-ltt
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SHERIFF'S SALE-Will be sold to the
~ highest bidder. for cash. at the auction house of
Messrs. Laius Shine, on the 26th inst, commenc
completed, cemmen cing at the same hour, the en-
tire Stock of Goods levied on by virtue Of sundry
executions Elias Hale embracing large coilee-
elry OF every description large assortment of Fam
cy Goods: Perfumery, &c, sc. Also large Sala.
mendeI fire proof Safe; two handsome French plate
Show Cases; FIVE large Mahogany Show Cases. dou
BILE barrel Gum; large Store Stove and Pipes two
Counting house Desks. Also good assortment of
Cutlery.
Country Merchants and the city trade wouldido
well to attend this sale.
PHILIP P. WINSTON, D. 8,
Fer Thcs. w. boswell, 8. &C. r.
Sale to be conducted by LARus & SHINE, Auc.
tioneets ID
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CLAVES AT AUCTION, AT AMELIA
~ COURT HoUSE, FEB. 22d, 1855 We shall
at Amelia Court House tCourt day three as value.
bic SLAVES as any in Virginia, belonging to Mrs.
Ceusine estate, 70 wit:
NAT. about eighteen years of age
RICHARD about thirty six years of age; and
MARY. about fourteen years of age.
These Slaves were raised by Mrs Patty Allen,
late of Amelia county, and sold for division
anon gst the leestees of Mre. Cousins, under de-
cree of Amelia County Court
Terms cash.
ALEXANDER DOMAIN, ca,nn;..,
JAMES M. BOWMAN, .o""
Petersburg. Jan, 9th, 1855. 70 s-dtas
~ Enquirer copy times week till day, and
end bill to
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Hon HENRY WILSON, in etter in reply to one
addressed to him by the editor of the American Or
gan mss sgsin defined his position" We give a
Elrgpsjs CT his letter.
he s,ys. tEst 'he recognizes the doctrine of State
gR;s in lis applcstion to Slavery"thinks that the
Virginia arG kentucky resolutions of 1898 correctly
forth that Goctrine-that the whole subject of
slavery within State limits should be left to State
isE:slaiiOpthst Con re-s has power Interfere
with slavery the States-thst there is "hisher
sw," hut that there IL nothing in the Constitution
in conflict with the laws of God-that the American
Organization in Massachusetts, does net embrace the
question Of s.syery-thst the people of Massachu-
ss;,s snd the members of that organization in that
Sste against the support allowance of slavery
by national legislstion-tbstt the national government
s4uUd be relieved from all connexion with respon-
bl. Ter slsverYsnd that it should be left TO the
yllp OF the States where il exists.
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ED-SERVANTS.-I wish to
w hire immediately COOK, white or black
by the month or for the balance of the year. Also
Dining Room Servant by the month. For such as
will suit liberal hire will be paid Apply to
ED. w. TOMPKINS,
lie 10 Broad street
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CHERIFF'S S A l. 4 BY virtue of a
~ decree of the Circuit Court of the City OF Rich
mond pronouncsaon the 10th February, 1855, in The
suit Of Scherme horn Schermerhorn, &c, l will
expose sale at public auction. to the highest bid
der, on TUESDAY, the 9th February, 1885, on the
premises of John E. Kelly. Brooke Avenue between
Marshall and Broad streets commencing at 10 O'clock
M, Steam Engine.
TERMS of sale-Upon a credit of sixty days. the
purchaser executing negotiable note with a good
endorser. THOS. w. BOSWELL, s. C., e.
fe ltd
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WAN T E D-A Young Lady wishes a
w Situation as TEACHER in Catholic family
or in public School in the country-san be highly
recommended Address By letter. Miss NJ at this
office fe i7-6t*
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T AND FOR SALE.-On MONDAY. tn,

BY KENT, PAINE g. KENT.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES
~ AT AUCTION.-We will sell FRIDAY
the Esd inst commencing at l0t o'clock, at the
Lower Shed or the Dock, the cargo of the echr
Connecticut frnm Attakapas-
2S4 bids. SUGAR. ranging from fair to choice
295 bbls. MOLASSES, choice.
TERMs-Under 500 cash. over 800, four months
for approved negotiable paper.
CHAS # WORKMAN A co.
Sale to be conducted by KENT PAINE l. KENT,
Aucts fe 17-tds
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FIRE-LARGE Loss On Thursday night abou
nan past ten, fire broke out in the distitery of
b. Smith 81 Co, at Smiths Mills, Hanover, Chau.
tauque county, New York. and before it could be ar
rested entreiy consumed the distillery, with abou
$500 bushels OF grain, and the Touring mill belong
ing to the same trm The entire loss will not fai
short OF $4,000 No insurance. 1t was undoubted,
ly the work OF an incehdisry -BnGalo Register.
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WANIED-We wish to hire six able
w bodied NEGROES, to drive wagons and do
farm work.
desc McGRTTDEE,S SONG
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rAMPBELLISM EXAMINED Second
~ Edition just received, per steamer James
town, large supply of Dr.. Jeter on Campbellism.-
Price one dollar.
WoLFERTs RoosT By Washington Irving.
81 25.
Also
THE GREAT IRON WHEEL, or Republican
of Letters. by Rev J. r. Graves Of Nashville. Tenn.
For sale at Baptist Book De postory, 2fS Main It.
by fe Post CHARLES WO6THAM.
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pa G 0 N.-Choice Sugar Cured Hams
~ Family Mddlings; iost received in store, for
sale by fe 81 WINSTON 4 POWERS.
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WANTED-By white female, sltua
" tion in small private family, to do the ouss.
work and any plain cooking. Apply at this ofiice
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HATAN COUNTY. NEAR TO JAMES RI.
YER, FOR SALE AT AUCrION.-Will be sold at
public auction, at Snbletts Tavern. In Powhatsn
county, on WEDNESDAY. the 28th day of Feb'y
1852 if fair (f not, the next fair day at the hour
OF u O'Clock, $50 acres Of valuable Coal Land, in
dence of Miles C. selden. Esq, adjoining the lands
of VIM. Warmer, the old f:tna Coal Mines and
others, and near to the High Hill Tavern.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at g. IL and IS
months for negotiable notes. bearing interest se-
cured by trust deed or title retained. =
By request of the Bank of Virginia and Farmers
Bank of Virginia.
f. q nnDDIN 4 appEpCoN -.
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4 correspondent, Of the Baltimore sun writes
f-am Washington as to,ows;
My prediction in regard to tie veto of the French
SoOils,ion bill has already been verified. Judge
EsyIy, suffering trom asevere attack of cold, was
roi Ia a condition 10 speak on the message but on
vote being taken whether the bin shall psrs, not
uI'tStsuiing the Presidents objections thereto,
the question was decded-syes IFS, nays So; ma
a:ity tor the bill 81 The bill passed originally by
majority OF b, in much fuller House; so that
iae converts made by the veto message consist ex.
Acliy oi two mea and halt who, being transferred
!ecm one side Ia the other, make up the difference
oi gre 10 the scRreeste OF the two votes.
gave you, yesterday, some hints in regard to
the resignation OF the Assistant Seci eary of State
Mr. Dudley Mana. | now have to add that should
tie elections in Virginia turn ont in favor OF the old
or. you plesse, new line of Democracy, 1t is In
tended to o1er the mission to France to a dstin.
eu;sled Senator, so SIS to afford Mr. Henry Wise
ST. cpportunity of occupying a seat in the United
Slstes Senate Since the death OF the lamented Mr.
Nbertou, there hss not been regular administra,
lion leader in that body.
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CPRING DE LANES now one1;.e !,

SPRING DE LANES now oDeuino A
at the Ladies' City Cash Store 1000 ysrds Srisf.
spr ns dc lanes e Isl richly worth 2s 1000 yssu
naef at lS3 cents h00 yards elegant plain veeueiss
.. new and handsome styles suited to The esrIy
a,;n, ssies French exposition eafscoes SrsneR
sted oriants. new styles spripk pripte. fri ~
asnsh printed De Lanes; 1000 yards hsndschs Be-
Tbs IA Lanes q 10 cents, richly worth 10
thess s VIII please make early application for
mueh esSes, as they are considered dssirable ard
cheaper than usual. -" Z
f.,s cHAs. A GwATkIr,
I6l Main Street. =
gu asah t, new crop N. o. SUGARS
fe 10 10 moiessea, receivins for saie BY
------------ BACON 4 BASKEkVIEfs
,T ME FAMILY CHRISTIAN ALBUM. 8
5HlS Work, which il nnhEshad Ie..n,.,
F. IN .his city BY Mrs T. EL.M = S..;.osS ~
son and the social ' aS .s.eq,,s devoted 70 Ks
Mr. JESSE READ has been secs1.s 2 ~,
TINS eit and any conmuncaons e rs
Price $l-5o, In advance. s''enaed TO-
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LATEST MAIL NEWS

The CuBA Among the MI
,nerous stories now aflcat with regard to the
Cuha expedition, we find the following. /,
;s letter written from New Orleans TO the
Roston Journal:
The expedition which has been so long or.
-snizinc to take Cuba, is ready 10 leave
The steamship United States, the fastest yes.
sci ever built, has been purchased and ex
tensive alterations made TO improve her
.need. She has had 200 persons on her one
Fir from Navy Bay, and il is calculated she
rsn accommodate 1899 on a trip to Cuba.
The Old Massachusetts is put down az being
very fast, and the calculation has been To
take 2oA0 men on her. Her destination from
Npw Yerk WAS the coast of Florida. where
;ho men are 10 embark,
The Pampero left here the last Of January,
sud will convey troops from the Florida
coast. in connection with the Massachusetts.
The commander Of the Cuban army Is Gen.
! A. Quitman, formely United States Sena,
,nr from Mississippi. He has the confidence
and respect of all his men. The regiment
IN Mississippi is composed of the first young
men Of the State, and they are well armed
The city is full of rumors, and considerable
interest Is manifested in the affair. Report
saws that 2o00 men have left here. via the
G,keS. to take the steamship United States
TN the Gulf.
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pEEF TONGUES.-Just received, by
- steamer, for sale by
fe q WINSTON POWERS.
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III ACRES OF LAND IN SIDNEY
~ FOR SALE, LEASE OR EXCHANGE
The subscribers authorized to sell. lease
change for Improved city property 50 of that
valuable tract OF land called Oak Knoll, III miles
West ofth city, adjoining the farm Of r. N. Tsbb
ESQ
AS. that valuable wood lot OF fc acres adjoiunx
The farm of D. w. Carter, r O. Aprly to
IL 20-6t GODDlN 4 APPERSON
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EOLES.-Family Joles, a superior ar
~ ticle; for sale by
fe 81 WINSTON g. POWERS
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NOR A L E.-Two comfortable tene-
Il ments, one brick and the other wood, with
good size lots and other conveniences attached ON
the corner of I'd and Catharine streets For terms.
apply to GEO. w. TOLER.
fe Il Under Metropolitan Hall
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vi ON 9TH Oh, bETWEEN CAKY
- AND CANAL STS.-After the sale of the Lot
On Cary street, will be sold most desirable Lot
with small kitchen thereonl on the Western sid
the residence of Mr. Richardson o. Gary. The Lot
fronts 81 feet runs back 1i8 feet to an aliey
TERMs-One-fourth cash balance at s. G and q
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained till last note s paid The taxes for the pre-
sent year to be paid by the purchaser.
fe 90 GOBLIN APPERSnN Auct.
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CHOICE OLD Notwithstanding
~ another supply of Ola White Whiskey war.
ranted pure; also variety of ether kinds Of Whie-
key two other brands of which have been selling
with great satisfaction; for sale by
fe ri WINSTON 4 POWERS
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81 Al e OF FURNTTURE Ar ATIC-
~ TON. o. "WEDNESDAY mart III -. =
10 O'Clock A. M will be sold Ct auction & the kcuee
recently occupied By David n. Bsaneh, on Brsnkljn
wareIone. writing desk; two presses lot 81 tsSIea
cnanoaier and other esss fixtures cookins Yspeo -
o.nel sit.ees Of househsld and Kitchen fsrsitufS 81
fe 10
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EOR SALE.-A good business stand ON
l. Main, near 25th street. Ths house is brick,
with the usual size lot. Fer further particular, ap
ply to GEO. w. TOLER
fell Under Metropolitan Hall
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WANTED-STORAGE-In the LARGE
W and convenient FiTe-proof Warehouse in rear
of Haxall L Co.'s Office.
Insurance can be effected at the lowest rates.
Terms of Storage liberal. Apply to
w. r. Staples & CO.,
de l2-Sm+ 18th ST., South of Carr.
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NARNISHES.-S. P. Smiths Copal,
Y Coach, japan and Leather Warn ishes for sale
by A. BODEKER,
fe 81 No.l0 Main s..
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GPECTACLES.-G Silver and Steel
~ Specaeles to suit all thu various ages for sale
by GENNET JAMES,
81 Eagle Square.
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a DAlNI6TkATOR6 6ALE.--I -WfH
"A expose to sale, ct public eue1io. - svrnss19
DAT. the 2lst day Of rsbTuafy, 1855 eos,1S ~
e Il oeioci, Ct Laurel spnss n Hssrise Sss.ey.
Psrisbsble Property thereon, corsistins a ac.S
hold ard Kitchen Furniture, FsrnaiBe Ufenrjis 81
every kind Horses, Cows. Hogs, and Crops 81 Con.
FODDER and Shackss CaYpeaterS TOOlk ID o. =
Terms made known on day sale.
Jas. GRANT
re l0-tdH Admir- nf Nr The n Co. 71-ssss
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The finest quality OF ladies glove leather Gaitcrs and
Caters, with high heels, heavy sole, aud button up
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-10

TuE WATER was shut off from the hydranis on
Saturday on account Of some repairs needed about
the wafer works. Judging from the number of
complaints we heard, not one tenth oil the persons
in the habit Of using the water aware that the
supply was to be cut off, though the notice-wss
advertised according TO the Councils contract, in
one paper-the FINES & Gazette. We have no
disposition to renew the topic Of the City Printing
as we think lave done it justice heretofore,
but we would suggest that when so important an
event as the shutting of of the water from the
whole city is to occur it is The duty of Council TO
have the matter conspicuously cud5thoroughy adj
ver'ised, either through the newspapers OF 10y a
twn creE. ID
We knew nothing of the s'oppoge unit we
found operations impeded in our press room, Had
we knnwn otherwise we should have duly advised
Ous readers. AtI .1@3 40. y s. l3&5
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GOING NORTH.


GOING SOUTH-The $40 A N Train will connect at
saMdusky with Morning Train from Toleu; at Monroe
vile with ChC5sO EXpi css on Southern DivsiO Z. T.
RoSt at Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from
Cleveland; at Mansfield Junction with Day Express from
Pittsburgh, and a Newark with the East aud trims
on entTaf ohio Railroad. niE iilas 3sIE
The 8, 90 Train will connect at Sand,sky with ssea
mer Hay City from Detroit; at Monroe lille with western
Tranon c & T. X. X (; at Shelby Junction at .. 21
with Nail Tram on O C r for Columbus and CiE
Cimnsii; at Mansfield Junction al IL % with Fast train
on % 4 Z ROr Pittsburgh, aud at Newark with East
aid West Night Trains on Central Ohio u. 1a1f
GOING NURfII-Ihe 9.26 AM Train will make close
connection at Newark with MaiFrain from BeIlaIe on
Central Ohio X; Mans field JurCiiOn with Express
TOT Fushurehi at shelby Junction at 10 with Gin
cinnatf Express for CIeNeaHd, Buffalo and New York,
and OF MonTSeVille with Mail Tt ain on & T. Road for
Toledo, Chicago. DC Haas
The2 10 ? " Train will connect atNewdI with Tx
press from The EoSt Central Ohio Road at Mansfield
Junction with Fast Train for Pittsburgh; Shelby juno
ton at 5.et with Crnnati Mali for Clcveaud at
MunoeYilIe with Night Express for Toledo ard Chicago
'ChicasO. .ts4S - ..s
.Sandusky, Aug. i, 1850 7apf5-ff
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NEW YnRK MARKED

I DEC. Stl.-Stocks higher. Cleveland & TcIe
do 500. Canton 204. Cumberland est. Mlchi
gan Southern 80. Reading 88. Inuana 5'S Sd
ViTginiab'S s.. .--.-- p
Cotton firm, sales of $500 bales, MidlIing
81. Upland middIing 9, ITO fair 81. s7'is
Coffee firm, sales CT 1900 bags Rio. Sugar &C.
tive. Moasses. ftmrr, sales OF 2G0bbls. Oils in
limited demand. lton is firm. sales Of 90 tons
Scotch pig. Tobacco finn, sales of 100 hhtlS.-
Bacon quiet, l60 casks Coneies lniddles al lli.-
Butter 6Im at % cents. Cheese is heavy, at 9ia
lilac. .9-s
TransactioEsm -four only TO limited extent,
prices" common continue to rule inIavorofput
chaserS, scarcely any demand for export, only q
lImIted.iuquGy ior home consumption; demand for
common Stale 10 tiilcentTacIS, sales in the aggTe
gate 5000 bis ut S,75 for good common Stale S,ST,
for extra do S,I5a9.23 for common 10 fancy and
low grades extra Mich, Ind, Ill, Wis ana Ohio
canadian flour dull, we IearO[ sales. $50 bblS at
9alO,25 Tor Snperfne TO choice extra. Southern
but little dong, market heavy sales $50 bis at g. rs
aG2 Rye flour sold at 650a762 for fine and super
fine. Curnmea Unchanged 7,- 5ss!.,.lg5,
. Wheat market-but little doing, fair milling,de-
mand for prime white, buyers and sellers rather
wide aparl in their views, sales 500 bu good
white Canadian at goo. Rye in request for ex-
port at still better prices, sales 27G00 bus at 1881
l35, including CaIgoln store OF 1874. RATHER
more inquiry for corn-matket shade firmer, pr
ceS without important change, sales $500 bus al
94a95 for new southern and 9SalOO Tor western
mixed. Oats abundant aud lower, sales ai 48a52
for state and western. Whisky finer, moderate
demand, sales 600 bis OHIO and Prison nj 39An40.
Transactions in pork limited, prices favor buy,
ers, 400 bis at20,25 fer mess, 10 for prime. BeeI
declined, moderate business at ,12a1O for country
PRIME G.750l2, 10 Tor do mess, aud l4,s0s15, sc
for repacked. Mess teef hams uncha nget, prime
mess beef selling at 2lR26 Dressed hogs sales al
oIat4i grten hens lG4. Lard frsn, sales 100 Dbl.
t23a.. I'd. ..-zr-....,.... ~, :
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4 RRANGEMRNTS- EOrtEe Second Annual Collection
IA OF this and popular Institution the diffusion
Of Literature and Art, have been made the most ex
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wEare indebted to Mason Brothers, New York,
for copy of 'Rose CETk," new Look from the
men oil Fanny Fern, sent us through Thompson &
Patterson of this city. 1t is u-rretty tale we'll
told, and were We 10 write page, we could not
add more to its sale than by saying it is q Fanny
Ferns last and best book.''
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CINCENNATI MARKEl,,

Dec. 8.-FIour very dull, sales Of 50 bis at 40,
go bis at6,75. Wheat, sales of AGO bush prime
white at I13, delivered. Barley, I00O bus common
barley malt at $50, 100 bush prime do. at no.
Provisions dull and heavy, snIrs OF 80 hhJs bulk
shoulders at &c, 1000 green Ia ms at s. so tie!ces
prime Lard at II. Hogs dull aud heavy, n,
sales reported. Whisky dull and Iowtr, $50 bis nj
Scat. Sugar in moderate demand, 40 hhds sold,
Bt14aS. MolaSses very irr, receipts light and
unchanged, --s--
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pH1LApELPHlA MARKET.

! DEC. 8.-Cotton, better demand, prices rathe!
frm.. Flour continues dull, little or no export de-
maud, small sales for home consumption at 8 ,25a
10 for common brands OF extra family. Little de
lnand for wheat, sales Of $50 bush prime Della
ware red at LOS per bush. buyers refus,dto pay
This. Rye sold al ,25. Corn dull, sales $500 bush
new yellow nj 1OAs0, and old at 81. lngtuceres
and provisions no change. Queer Cilron bark
scarce and wanted S2S per ton. Whisky steady
at 30 FOR bbis "nd SO Tor binds. g.
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THREE STEAMBOATS, BURNED

Twin City and Prairie City were burned at the
levee between and O'clock tbs evening. The
FIRE originated on theP arthenia, hich was heavily
adened and just about starting out. Loss esti
ma ed at $4,000. Partially insured. The. stea.
ner Eighayer rendered essential service in saving
other boats. No lives lost.
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MEETING

NEw Yoak, Dec. 8.-The Central Democratic
Union metal Tammany Holllast evening. when
John CochrantendsTed lis resignation of The Pres.
iCency Of the Club, which was accepted. An
address aud resolutions expressive OF the princi
pies Of the organization were read md adopted.
The 9th 5WsrIl An erican Club of this city gave
grand banquetat Niblp's, last evening, in con-
sdetatinu OF The recent victory in The State. Hon.
Geo. Briggs, president, and about 500 persons
we're present. The principal speakers were Danl1
UIImau, aud John NJ, Bolts Of Va. The proceed
inyS were very enthusiastic, -.
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RKMAxDED FOR 4MrSArroSs.-Lamden and
Collins, the persons charged with nuluwtuIIy car
rying of negroes. were taken before the Mayor of
Norfolk last Saturday and remanIed to Jail. 10 be
examined betoce the Court on the fourth Monday
inDecenlDer.