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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-14
Tho or.pd American Conyep,Ion.


This body. composed Of two hundred
and ten delegates, representing every
State and nearly every territory of our o.
nion. is now in session at Philadelphia
We End in the New York papers, a great
variety Of matter relating to the Assembly
I-rumors, surmises, and sheer fabricalions,
with now and then a few lines Of truth
The New York Tribune and Herald have
each column or two Of matter like the
above; from their statement we extract a
few items, and not vouching for their &C.
curacy. lay them before our readers. Thus
far, strict secrecy has been preserved, and
therefore VIC place no great reliance upon
the rumors.
OF course, the Slavery question is the
first pressing subject to be arranged. tits
supposed that compromise will be effect
ed--a harmonious and lasting compromise,
between the North and the South; and the
Order thus rendered purely NATIONAL
Speeches have been made upon this topic
by several eminent men, among them Sen
ator WILSON, of Massachusetts,.
The Herald says the following gentle
mon are among the delegates:
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ADMTTED.-our young and talented
fiend s. A. BuRxAP, Esq, was admitted
to the bar at the present term of the Lick
ing District Court. Mr. BURSAP is a
young man Of fine abilities and bids fair
to stand high among the warned" Sue
cess 10 him.
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DAGUERREorYPRs.

TINE subscriber has removed his esabiiahment into
IL isNew R00mS NarfA Side Main Street, over Zink
BiSA, and has dted them up In style unsurpassed
In the West. lie hopes thatth public will appreciate
his Efforts To please and extend 10 him liberal patron
age Every thing has been done hat esula be done
ensure successin every department ofhe and hia
pictutescannot be surpassed. V.M. GRISWOLD.
n. b. Persons wishing learn the art win have gres
facilities for doing so here.
Hours from O'Clock A. N. untif o'clock P NJ.
Lancaster, November le. Ie6a-eB
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NOTICE.

" AyING purchased OF Tom. 5. Slaughter. Esq,
the entire Gazette Establishment with all un-
settled subscription and advertising continued IN the
paper on the drst Of May last, general settlement
with all the patrons Of this paper kno wing themselves
thus indebted becomes desirable, previous to Mr..
Slaughter's removal west. We hope our patrons viii
act accordingly. GEO. W. Mac ELROY.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-14

Peter Markle had his hand blown of
by the premature explosion of cannon;
which he was firing in honor of the cleo
ton of Henry A. Wise. The accident
occurred at Ashland, Ohio
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COMMRRcIAL IHTRLIIGENCR.
EXCHANGE AND BANK NOTE TABLE
osr's'isd sssty ~ bsrtsAF Co., sfLs EsoAs-rs BaaI
LANgAgTEH


oSr's'isd sssty ~ Martial Co. s(iLs EsoAs.rs BaaI
LANCASTER.
OHIO. 1ENNBssER.
All State Branches and Old Banks ace al.
State Stock Banks PAR Prss Banks sPedIs
EEeepi ed pia,s STATE LOUISIANA.
Stock pc dis All Solvent BaHks par
INDIANA. NORTH CAROLINA.
slate Bank par All Solvent Banks pc dis
Free Banks 3tO25 Tedia GEORGIA.
kEATUCKT. All Solvent Banks : % dis
All Solvent Banks par SOUTH CAKOLtNA.
VIRGINIA. All Solvent Banks pc die
Old Banks mar IIiIyOIs
Prse Banks par An Solvent Banks SSedf.
kNeeptfrans-Alie WISCONSIN.
ghany Is pc dis All Solvent Banks dis
All East solvent Bks par MICHIGAN.
MISSOURI. All Solvent Banks S Pc dis
State Bank par
Unless offered In payment Of bills or on deposit,
notes Of denominations less than so issued by Banks
out q this State especially Wssern BOtes are not
equal u foregoing quotations.
Gold, selling atlk premium.
Silver,
Exchange
Following rates OF Interest allowed On deposits:
For 30Io o. dAys3 cent. Por 10 70 m0nthsG cent
3 70 months One year ~"
II Deposits made In Coin certificates made payable
IN same Money matters quiet, aud the supply Is now
equal 10 all wholesome dc nandA
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Religious Notice.

The Rev. SAMUEL II. GrEsr viii preach
in the German Reformed Church. next
Sunday morning at lol O'Clock.
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.
SEALED PROPOSALS

UyILLbe be received by the Street Commitie up 10
w the 20tA day JHns, 1855. for rclaying recon
strurtBg 1860 yards more or less Of Gutter Paving.
Also for resetting eco feet OF Curbirg. The taking
up OF the present pa wing and the necessary
ton, estimated at 400 yards may be bid for seperate
ly, the bids may include the entire work; the Com
IBittes furnishing all materials. N. YOUNG,
G. ECKERT,
Lancaster, June 7, 1s55-2W5 S. T. FOSTER.
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De-. DE-. psr. .bbl l7al7. .sO BAD boz.

in proportion. s-ss .ssfr
TalIow. iO3c FOR prime lots. Coffee Ions
dale quotes ordinary 0 fair 81 prime 81
Rice. demands limited. ruling rates go
II. Hay, western s2e@50 per ton.
Exchanges, the demand has been sufi
cienl 10 absorb the small supplies Of bills
Offering. New York GO days 5@14 dis
count. New York sight, 10 premium.
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II GTRAYED from the subscriber Eve
<crBE9N I1miles Horih OfIADesster, on the old
EExS7 Baltimore road. A SORRRL MARE,
ePH three years old and small OF her age,
AG one hind foot white above the pasture
joint Any person returning said mare
will be handsoneiy rewarded. ELIAS ZEAGLER.
June u. Iss5- 3M6e
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STRAYED AWAY
LOOKING GLASSES.

II AN at all times prepared to furnish LOOKING
il GLASSES in Mahogany, Walnut or Rosewood
Frames. Looking Glass Plates, Pictures Frames. de-
ALSO. Gilt Frame, Glasses Of all sizes and styles.
Portrait Frames, Picture Frames, and general as
SortneEt Of Pictures and OIL Paintings. at wholesale
and retail. At the lowest prices. }. C. GEST.
No. eWest Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio
March 2 lP55-A4
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Correspondence of the Gazette. !
MrLLERspoRr. june Q. 1855.


MILLERsPoRT, June 9. 1855.
Ed. GAZETTE: my last, Gov.
Medill paid visit to my Sag Nichts friends,
over in Liberty township, and harangued
them at the residence of our friend Peter
Macklin, Esq. The Governor was more
eloquent than l ever heard him. In fact
Mr. Editor, SO powerful and convincing
were his exholtations that eieUen of his
audience made application that evening
and were received into the American
ranks. Can't you send him out to Wal
nut township. l think a speech from his
Excellency in this township would add
very materially to the American ranks.
MILLERsPoRT.
without consultation" we can only
say to our correspondent that the junior
editor of the Eayls has the sole control Of
Gov. Medlrs movements. We shall
speak to him and see whether our friends
in Walnut cannot be accommodated.
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CITY CONFECTlONARY.

YVNHE Undersigned, having recently fitted up rooms
L in Martins row, Immediately under the Ohio
Eagle Printing ONCE, and one door north Of the Post
their extensive and well selected stock of Co Rfeei0H
aries consisting of candies OF their manufacture,
which they will sell at wholesale and retail prces
Lemons, Oranges, Figs, ,RaisOns, Dates, 4,
First Quality CatnWba Wine and Ale,
Tobacco, Cigars, &c, &c., constantly kept
on band.
We also fitting in fine style for Ladies' Sum
mer Saloon. the rooms formerly occupied by Dr. KIsG
whe the Refreshments Of the will be in readi
ness at all hours. HENLY & &LADABAUGH.
April 10, ls3S-No. 4Q-t-f.
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NEW STORE NEW GOODS.
W. ROPE.

HAS Just received and is now opening . general
assortment Of DKY GOODS OF every variety
usually found in Dry Goods trade consisting In part of
CalicOs. Prints, Lawns, Gingbams,
Brown and Bieaehed MusIins: s. & 10 quar- eetings
Black aud Fancy Dress Silks; DsIanes; Barages;
Alpaecas, plain aud figured;
Linen and Silk Handkerchief and CraVniJ
BnUEets aud Bonnet Ribbon; Cloths aud CasimsreE
SStinets and PlAnnsIs; Cheeks, TiekiBgs, and
Mems Summer Ware OF all kinds,
together with VARIETY other goods for Ladies and
Gentlemen. All Of which have been purehased at
very low prices will be snd equally low for CASH
Sr COUyFTRY PRODUCE ONLY
His Store will be found doors West Of the Pair
hed County Savings Institute and opposite Shcners
Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio. May -, le55-3
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Cattle Market.
Irsn ths Nsv York Trib4as Of Juase.
NEW YopU Iura

ATShtnS Wv INFA fTtShug O JnIGE.
NEW YORK, June 6.
RECEIPTS OF THE WEEK.
Beeves 1856 Sheep& Lambs 1854
Veals 1,445 Swine 5,768
Mich Cows 3I8
Total number of Animals 1874
Total the previous week I5,O48
CURRENT PRICES THIS WEEK. BEEyRs.--
These are sold by the head at-a price
equal to the value per pound Of the esima-
ted weight of beef in the quarters. The
hide and tallow or "fifth-quarter'' is not
counted in this market. It is in Bos-
ton.
Tue PRICE To DAY y ID will average
lie.
First quality 12Al2tc.
Medium Halle.
Poorest 10a104c.
But few sales over ii or under l2c.
Prices OF VEAL CALvEs.-The rate at
which such Calves as are fit TO eat sell for
all the year is from to 7c per lb., live
weight
A class called 'kittens'-that is. Calves
from one to six days old-sells from 1875
TO ) asa each.
Another class. called "grass Calves, -
generally sold at four 10 six months old,
brings 8 to 81.
A good fat Veal often brings 2oas30.
MILK Cows.-The price of Cows depends
as much upon fancy as the price of Horses.
Ordinary cows, 25aS30; good fair cows,
35aS40; extra quality, with calf, 45aS5O.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Common Sheep, 5, :
5oaS8; extra Sheep, 1oaSle; Lambs, S3a
Sc.
SwISE,-Ohio corn-fed Hogs, small size,
for market retailing, 6a6tc, live weight;
still-fed Hogs. 5fa6c; Hogs for packing,
cents. live weight; large Hogs, corn-fed
dead weight. 7a74c, for the very best.
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DIED.
STRAY MARE.

In THE city. Tery suddenly on Tuesday the 9Th Inst
Miss SARAH DE B4kTHoLDT.
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MOTTO (

ALFRED WILLIAMS9
ATTORNEY AND oouSsELtUR AT tAw, LANCASTER, ONO
VTTILL practice in the Courts OF Fairfield and nd
wv joining Counties al-r
He may be found during business hours at the once
of II. II Hunter. ESQ. may 10, 1854.
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BEEF CATTLE-Number in market at AL
lerton's, Forty fourth ST.. to-day, 1865
These are repo'd from the followingStates:
New York $50 Illinois 642
Pennsylvania - Kentucky Al
Ohio 63l Virginia 90
Indiana ll0 Iowa -
Connecticut 13 Texas o.. GO
Michigan 45
The number of Beeves reported for the
week, at each of the markst-places, is AS
follows:
Allerton's 1863 Cbamberlain's 204
Browning's q69 Sold at Bergen -
O'Brien's l26 By Market: Boats 90
Total 1856
This is 365 more than the previous week,
and Col less than the weekly average last
year, which was 1857.
The average number each great market
day was 2,227. The number last We'd
nesday was 1905. The lumber to-day is
I 1868, which is 989 below the average
of the year in this market.
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Buccanecrinr.

4 correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger, re-
ferring to the term 'buceaneering," which Lord
Ellesmore has been pleased to bestow upon the late
war of the U. States with Mexico, remarks that
there is no where on record an account of an in-
rading army conducting itself with more bravery
and at the same time preserving more military skill
and moderation unknown to history-purchasing
and paying the Mexicans for every article the ar
my nseded-taking possession of the capitol OF
Mexico and having the whole country completely
In its power-fnally, surrendering it and paying
for such portions Of Mexican territory as was de-
zirable -ss. 81. -.
The correspondent then proceeds to give an ac
count Of various buccaneerng operations of Eng
landin India which amount to forty, five in number
without coming to later period than 1913, and
marked throughout by degree of rapaeity, cruel
iy and oppresem, the record of which makes I'm
manity Fhudder
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A Christmas Gin for the J,x.n;,os

MI. A. Morris has for sale the third edition OF
that beautiful book, dedicated to the Children of
the South Southern Home, Handsomely illus
trated with eight original drawings. 1t is sweet
picture, from Southern PEN Of Virginia fireside.
and worthy to be gazed on by the pure eyes of the
young and innocent. 1t is time that Virginians
looked for the amusement, well as instruction o.
their youth to their own authors instead of foreign
and often polluted sources. We know no better
way OF keeping the next Christmas than by begin.
ming to patronize Southern publications, and Ia
king solemn oath to dispense hereafter with all
schooibooks and ehidren's books, whether Of
learning or amusement, which come from abolition
localities There is either an insidious under cur
guy ol ahli-sapery in them, or vein Of that
original morality which has found it's Iatcst dayal.
opinents in Free Love, Agrarianism, and Fourier.
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onswednssdst Nor. 9Th ofconsuauptiop, ISAAC
HALL, inthd s6sh year ofhis age. - :.
AT BIandheld IN Prince George coun u, on tho 2eth
6hNovsEnbers Mfr. HEBECGAj b LAND, wife of Jpo.
+. Bland, sud daughter of Ednfnhd sRhfffn ST., Il
Hanover. q
On the I'd instant, Miss ALICE w. LUMPKIN, In
the sd year Of her age after short and painful ILL
Her friends and relations and thoss o. the family
are requested to attend her fnneraI This {Taesday)
Morning 10 O'clock, ut the resdence Of iicr moth
err Mrs Francis Lumpkin. en- Clay street, aboys Brock
Avenue. ass s. zss5@s se7feA@ste 49, IS
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF VIRGINIA,

The two Houses of the General Assembly met
yesterday in the Capitol. The attendance in both
branches was large. The organizations in both
were easily effected The annual message of the
GeXernor was communicated to the two Houses
In the Senate it was read at the Clerks table; the
House laid It on the table, and ordered the printing
OF $500 copies. A vast number of resolutions
were introduced into the House, nearly all of them
on the subject of Internal improvements, and call
ing for heavy appropriations. We give below the
proceedings of the first day: <s. .s.s ..
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A William of Armed NJ.

The n Y. Herald estimates that the preseu,
struggle between Russia and her enemies has
drawn off million of men from the avoca,ious Of
peace to tho humane occupation of cutting each
others tnroats
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SENATE

,,r, u, MONDAY, Dec. ., Is33.
Inc senate met at II o'clock NJ, and was called
to order by Lieut.. Coy Leake.
Upon Calling the roll forty-on Senators an
swered to their namcs and the President annonnced
that quorum was present. ','s',N
Mr Deneae. Of Rockingham, offered resolution
Afe be unanimously reelected which ,yas adar,od
ana Mr; Il Davis was accordingly unanimously e,
I.s ns.lets Of Gloucester. nominated Mr.. John
s...,.s. % iAe-of WI ht, for the Office Of Ser
dsn vas elected BY the following vote: 'o''
foy John A. JORDAN essrs Arthur Rr.d.,
naswel, Cailetf, Cobb, Deneale Deskins, Douglas
~ Ma.r mars m's nuadleson Jones' Layne, 10
ing, Tates-27. - ssF - = s''.s, " wv
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Commercial.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 3.--Flour dull and no sale 6 to
report. Howard Street. Ohio and City Mills are
quoted at 50 %. Whent dull, but large amount of.
ferine. The quotations showa decline of &C. y bush.
White, s. 1852 III; Red. 81 030$2 IL. Corn
New White, s7s.09cc. 4 Yellow, SOC. 095c. Old
White, CSC. Yellow, s6c. a97c Provisions very firm
Bacon wanted. Nothing doing in Lard. ..Q
New YORK, Dec. S.-Flour lower. Straight State,
SO 81; Good Ohio. SO %; Southern, So IS. Wheat
lower. White. 50 IS; Red, 80 Is. Gorn-western
Mixed - 05s. Pork dropping. Mess, $2l. Beet
unchanged. Lard trife higher Whiskey, 40c Stocks
lower. Virginia 6,s S95 25 - t5ys-s-s',sEs tg9
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PUBLIC MEETING IN PoRTsMoUTH.-The citi-
zens of Portsmouth held public meeting on the
night of the goth ult., at which resolutions were
adopted of gratitude and respect to those who
came from abroad and fell in aiding them, and to
those who survivedthe epidemic. The resolutions
adopted also denied the right of selfconstituted
reict association " for Portsmouth, and called on
said association to settle up their accounts in pub
lie manner. st-- -zf< r- ..-ez,- & e7=r-
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FmE.-The alarm of fire about half past oclk,
last night, was caused by the burning of a small
wooden building at the southern end Of the Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad bridge.
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EpoRrED ToR-0Hn~ofsfArea

HARRINGTON, Dec. 1-INY& Semi mel Ii
morning, and organized with Hon. J. b. Bright 10
the Chair. The House was notified to that efect.
The House wAs called order by tho cierk, IND
the. ballosing for sPcekg commnsed Inc 9 nrss
bsil 81 and peverni ~seataesinE. Thrcs atldsiona1
ballots were had with nearly the sams result. Tho
House then adjourned. 5 81 Isl ~ ssssss4s =
There seems TO BIO no prospects, Of an early or.
ranization. = # s.ssssssgs s ss IA ss4sf
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" We are requested to call attention "a
the opening OF the class OF youth, by Capss AwARr
DE REu, on the 6ti, inst led - = - =
Ri 1t Is knowledse of these consderstions that IA,
caused this noble art to be considered Europe a
essential element in the education of youth and Il
should not be forgotten that those OF weakly oop
stitu.ion il is ehesting truly wonderful results o.
psndins the chest and giving them erect cerrar.
and is, therefore, recommended by the most dstin
guished physicians HES 11.e de 4--lts
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as list OF GIFTS. .5 -
One HOUSE AND LOT in Midway, Augusta soun.
ty. Va. valued at s 1000------
80 One HORSE AND BUGGY. valued at 600.
Ten GOLD WATCHES, at + 100 EACH. =,
Twenty GOLD WATCHES, at $50 each.
Fifty GOLD BREASTrINS, at $40 each.
One hundred GOLD PENCILS, at IS each.
Five hundred GOLD RINGS, at $2eeeh.
One thousand do. DO. at 81 each
Eight Thousand three hundred and eighteen RE
VOLvING POCKET CALENDARS, worth S., $50 /
Er Every person sending one dollar, will re-
ceive by return mail article at that price, and
ticket which viii entite the holder to one of tbs
above gifts. "a -srs8 ~ 5g4y-7s 5ta5 y
. We know very well that there has been a great
many Gift Enterprises gottenup for the purpose OF
swindling the people out of their money, and we
know that great many will say that this enterprise
10 ahumbug &C., but we intend to prove to the con
trary and go through with this frat enterprise.
If, however, the amount should not be made up, We
viii refund every dollar 7F s.skesr .se
gE AGENTS WANTED, In every town, village
and section Of country, 70 obtain subscribers.
Send in your orders Immediately to
sAssiltsl = = WILBURN CLARK & co.
ss.ss6 steeps Tavern, Augusta county Va.
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80 z7euessruak essFs helllnls.s 49,
fssasSssrT fnnsE Flood. IRVING; sonnson. Us
rascpny. Marshan, SAunderA smith, NassMeps
Mr.. Donsiass Kisr william, aeain1sed Ill
! del shcffey pabawin ~ the once q soofke
% Mr. Johsnen, il Bedleed moved mat the ~.
ton be madc unanimonA
The question being put, Mr.. d. g. Baldwin was
uaanisueusly elected Doorkeepcr Of the Sonata
Mr. Deneale. of Rockingham, dominated Mr..
john Warwick for re-eiecticnto tle Office Of Printer
,tssshe Senate, and Mr.. Warwica was unanimously
reelected ss- Ask 4asf5ss5a .yssz q r. 81 -. g.
A communication from tho Governor 81 the
Commonwealth was then presented BY the Prest'
dent Of the Senate, and, on motion Of Mr.. Inomss,
Of Fairfax. was read By the Clerk e. length q
On motion Of Mr.. Deneale the Message VAS or
dered to be laid on the table and printed -,
On motion Of Mr. Catle.s, Of Glouce ster. 800 CO
MICS were ordered to be printed for the SENATE s.
On motion oil Mr.. Deneale. the Senate ruies OF
the last session were adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Thomas, the Senate adjourned
10 1a o'clock on Tuesday. ss ssse
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-~&PJ{I2sB AIfyi 1i51 nIsC II:
4 fr,ST. psclssser y 1855.

2 rsr M sisnxk Aaatf1cAn.
s. r.. S.,,orai American 81 yesterday m ne
.ort.,n. the saiutatory OF IL new editors -.
Tsrs M.npin and Charles b Lewis we "seoa.s
..se gentlemen with great pleasure 20 ane
paternity Of our city Mr. Maupia y xess ro,
editor, d extensive political informs..a - IA,
such auspices the American must give , s, m, al ~
action % III party and we have no doa0s w. ~
r,. . with dignity and good temper, - wen
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Accident 70 steam FriGase Fulton.
rNEw YORK, Dec. 34-The United States steam
frigate Fulton, which sailed from this port this
morning, was compelled to put back in consequence
of an accident to her machinery. gk sfe76s
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UutJCU anu 9ASuDaNHus-1W S Es0Wu0
Ducs--The speakership- The r resldensss
8 WASHINGTON, Dec. 3---0ur affairs with England
are unchanged The dispatches Of Mr.. Buchanan
say that the British government Ii endeavoring to
hatch mp reply to fae statements Of this govern
ment in regard TO the violation OF the neutrality
laws of the United States safi issaHsa
II Is believed that our government win reject the
proposition of Denmark TO substitute al Udtoren
taxation the cargnes Of vessels passing through
I the Sound, for the present Sound dues. BOP
1t 10 probable that Banks. OF Massachusetts,
Free-Soiler) win be elected Speaker Of the House
tomorrow, and the Presidents Message may be
looked for on Wednesday,. p las6sat@ FL
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- OiRDI NG.--Niembers of the Lexisia.
- turo wishing TO obtain board in private board
ing house, be accommodated with very quiet and
comfortable rooms, upon reasonable terms. at the
Prescott House, two doors above the Banks. have
also two very desirable rooms for families that
would like to have occupied Nothing shall be lack
ing to render their stay in my house pleasant and
comfortable any other boarding house in the city,
All ask is trial viii be plepsed to take several
day boarders also. My charges will be moderate.
de
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u OARDIN(;.--A Gentleman and Lady can
Id have comfortable Board in avery convenient and
genteel part of the city. Also members of the Lee
gisiature may obtan comfortable rooms Application
Franklin street. between 9Th and 9th. I'd door from
the corner, East of eth, nearly opposite the Rev. Mr.
Red's Church .F.sr = .-s deS-3t*
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COMMERCIAL.
Rfchmond Markets, Dec, I'D. 1S5

Richmond Markets, Dec. Sd, 1888, =
FLOUR The market is a little sitter. Limited
sales to shippers at from $9s to $9I. g - z
WHEAT---Markets still little heavy. We renew
quotations, with the remark that samples CRITICS.
ed with greater yigor. Good to prime red sB2l5D
1920; good to prime white $22GQ 225; Inferior or
binary and fair, S SO to $40 $205. 49,
CORN-92! 09s cts. per bushel for old market q lit
tie better New rs cts .tt4. > .