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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-26
REMOVAL.


- ,r REMOVAL
~ BACON co. have removed TO Main street. be-
- tween wafer and First su.. next door 70 Halloek
SeoddArd Drug Store nearly opposite the Branch Bank
where they will be pleased all
make the sequaisseaes Of pleased
liberal patronage given and hope receive cosusnes u
same by keeping everything usually in the Family
Groceries jaals-iy
s-ss TEyNEYA SORRNsN'
WHoLIsALE DEALKRs IL GsocEkfKs LRoroRs. coRNER
= wAfER AND VIM sfs.. KvANsviLLE. Ind
NHE undersigned have shs day formed efhip for
the purpose Of doing Wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business Esving succeeded the business Of Hespn Alis
Howes purchased their stock and made additions make
FOR CASH. house in Evansville Or any city 10 the
JAMS 8. sORENs0N.
"OUsEK EEPING HARDWARE
II shovel and Tong ssss head large assortment;
Pokers and Cinder Shovsls;
Cook spoons Selves all other Kitchen utsaslsksp
In . Hardware Store. deeA CHAS. .. WELLS.
NOTICE..
IA quests with the underga-
3D. with - litsls delay ~ rossibie go,
dseil = HENDRICKS McREA.
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
on WATER STREET. BET. sYCAMoRE AND VINE.
SAML p. HAvLIN hes opened Grocery and Provision
- Store the above place. three doors from Sam Orrs
where he will hand excelent Of
Groceries Of all kinds and FRESH MEATS He will keeps
Butchsv Stall open All hours aad invites psos patronage
Meats god and prices low. dect3-o
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-26

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
H0HN y. GLOVER 4 CO.. corner Of Main and seventh
- Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public that they have yard and CASE
complete Of ses:onsd Pine Lumber al
qualities and thcknesses Tongued Greoved Piss
Ash Flooring: Dressed and undressed Ceiling Cssng sal
PannsIs; 10000 feet sound Boards suitable
shops barns fencing No Pine and Poplsf Shingles &C.
&C. Can have made order At the lowest prices Sheviss
Doors. Sash Blinds. Mantle Pieces Mouldn Ennes fer
who may send for them Orders adssases will receive
attention. fsbI1M
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-26


100 BALES " A'.'''. . (; KS e soS "a Co.
.A7 as N.i' 'sFsss. Louisville. Ny.
CARPET cHAIs.-'ss bag I, store ..s G. ,.l:y
nhio Agents for cyPrsss Factory.
CHAMELEON COAL. soe.
1.-TWO Fatboat loads Bushels BY boat isad
and bsshsl ct The wharf Or Scliysrsd . 3 Iaquiss
REcEIyED per ....nsr she...ll-
Is S.r Rio Coffee.
Al.s-s |; dos sss'i F.s s;;' breon..
ydoi Common Brooms. for sale b. u,,v.yv
m sPRING GOODS.
uUsT received and opening
% eases Csuist Jeans
2 % super Plaid Yc.l cossessass.
~ % Fancy Spring Priass.
g bale. sheet :. s ..iS...
. % cartoon: Fancy Bo.ae. Ribbons. i-s,1 =.
100 a. 90 and Msn's Cotton Hose. all for sale v.v
ehs, S for cash or 'h'ss sils-'ds.a P.Psr M
NUoaE ssED PoTAT0Ks.-7s s..hsls dir.e. non
nhal COOKS Family Grocery.
CH0ICB FAMILY SPICES AND MUsEARD.-
s !: SI:::s iss:: I: slss 81 90;
% s g. g S X r.: :. II; :.::,
RuTLW,s xss :,., Il. %s!r1Ss rLuID-.:
nhf Sycamore. nsar wassf.
EREsH WHITE tiME.-so bsl /. a.s esa.. fog sale BY
Il mhlo = :. 8. Z. GILBERT CO.
lust nECEIyEl.. 49,
white: oeusss.ssis Dssssssfi
Story ON Balmentl .rs-t rsf $40
nhs ~ sAHUsi LISTERS BOOKSTORE
EfAR Corn and Oats in lots TO aisSy ,,,.
~ mnH 0EO. KOSIek w.
SgSAR-'s AAd' choice per Alvin 80 As.r so.rrr
H Hamilton Mls and prepared 70 pay the hshs..
4 ss nS good o.
CINCINNATI SOAPS boxs: Geo, II. Hin Co...
abs Soap Just Co., GO
ZINCWAsH s9ARDs--so Pkg X do, ..sh reed per
ais S = 3 GILBERT CO. s,. near water.
s..:: C...s.. Soap. Pane, s..,
olss Indigo. 100 Sdis Prntins rsPenr;x
nhlssw ~ - TENNEY sokkNsoN.
e- EXECUTORS NOTICE.
~ 4. ..s
tursh sosa;y ins S.ss..ss Those o:ns
s ss%. forward sns settle with
: - = EXECUTIVES SALE. -
xasii s:a. esi : Es..:a a:y:y
mouths III
three dollars the giving we'll note
waving valuation laws. JOSHUA JONES. Executor.
Lamsseo. March Is. IS. 10 mhls sv
STRING GOODS. 9AH
u>HE usdersnsd receiving daily their large
we'll selected stock Of Spring Goods consisting in part
the latest styles Of Prints. Lawns. B.reges DsLsiles
Ginahans Pcplins black Slhs white
Dress Goods Cieths black sad fancy cassimsres.
Jeans TwsSds bro aud bud Linens Dsuma.
T.kiss Drnys. Apron Cheeks. Mariner Stripes
and beaehsd Muslins- Also. Eoots and Shoes.
ALSO.-Slk. Straw and Gimp Bonneh. Msses' Hats
ALSO.-Straw. Palm. Lsxhora. Wool and Fur Hats.
ALS0.A largo and complete stock Of Motions and cheap
goods invite the believing sell
better goods for less money than they get
Cneanat Lousvills Come and look through stock
IL will you nothing.
mh's 2mdtw MERRITT FIELD Il co.
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LII persons indebted the Arm OF v. K. Hendricks
n Co., settle the with the
Cd. with - little delay ~ Possible
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-26
PINE LUMBER.

lNHOICE Hams and Shoulder Bscon st
~ fehs r. BACON co. Family Grocery
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-06
srArE CoNYENTIoN.

PlTTsBURCm, Sept o.-rhe Republican Mass
State Convention assembled this morning, w.lh
about 800 PERSONS III attendance from tilffrren,
parts OF the State. After preliminary organizA-
lion, committee was appointed which reported
Judge JesSuh, Of SusquehauaL, as President,
with the usual number of Vice Presidents aud
SECRETARIES. The Conven ion was aJdtrssed dur
ing the morning and afternoon by sevetal promi-
nentspeakr1s.
The committee reported series of resolutions
opposed To the aggressiOns Of slavery; that ques-
ton overshadOws all Others, and declaring Tree
dom national and slavery secliaral; condemuing
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise. The res
ontions were passed by aecIaniation, with no side
issues.
The Convention was addressed. during the af-
teInoOn, by SItssrs. Bingham and Campbell, mem
beFs of Congress from Ohio, and olhEI prominent
men.
The Convention was still in session at 9 P. n.
and nominated PassmoIe Williamson Tor Canal
Commissioner, which was received with create en-
thusiaSm.
Joshua R. Giddings is now addressing the Con-
vention, which Will adjourn tonight
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
VERDICT Oe THR IIiRY

BURLISeToN, Sept. 5.-Fhe Jury OF Inquest rem.
deTed verdict this morning.
The Jury declare that the immediate cause 81
Trimming of the cars The rear car Of the lTajn
while bacSiug, coming IN contact with PAIR Of
horses drisen BY DIR. HeRiken, said horses being
attached to carriage; that there was not due dill
igenee used by the driver Of said carage; that the
engineer OIL the backing train did not observe The
rules of tie Company. and laws of New Jersey in
reference 10 blowing the whistle on approaching
the cross roads; HAT lie conncor is exhunoraie
from blame inaSmuch as he was aching IN accord
aEee with the instructions laid down IN The time
table OF said road; that the forward blakesnan is
tcensurab Z; that one Of the immediate causes OF
the COLLISION the carrleSsnrSs and GeckIessness
OF Dr. Henikeu IN driving his horSeS on the track
that another isIms diale cause Of tic collision
was the careless ami reckless manner IN which tie
tram OF cars was proceeding backwards, at ratz
Of speed unsafe and tnexprdent; that 10y The nm
ming regulations issued by the Company, the pos
Slbility OF collision bEtween opposing trains ON a
single track, is great as 10 Prove that Sn= eli
Gent mode ought l. be adopted 10 Prevent tue
recurrence OF the Cause winch had called This
inquest together, and The jury hereby suggest thai
the lie limbs and safety OF paSSengers is Of more
Importance than saving few minutes :nne
The body remaining here has besn identified
as thai OF Mr. T. LoVeiaHd, OIthe tim OF Green.
LoyeIand y Co, Lseoala. III. Mr. Green arrlye.l
TO day iron BoslUn, and at once Recognized tie
body.
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For drawing II Is in ispensable. II is Indeed, the only
art Of Drawing aud Painting taught in lesson. Any
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With equal facility pictures and embroidery P0tterlES are
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This Magic Paper will also mark linen, other arti-
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It is put up in beantidl enameEed eolored ENVELOPES
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A GOOh InEA-

WASHINGTON. Sept SIN response to the appli
cation OF the Nortolk committee, the President
after consultation with the Cabin=t, has caused aG
order TO be sent TO the commandment al Gospor
Navy Yard, giving hin discretion TO close up TIE
Yard and advance months pay to employees
who wish to leave. III order has also been issued
to the commandants of other Yards to employ The
refugees.
IL is probable that other suggestions for the re-
lief of the sufferers will be made by the Execu
tive to-day.
The President could not grant the request OF the
committee, 10 give up 10 them Fort Monroe, ou
accoumtof the time required to remove the troop.
and Essdenis from the tort, and theIe being nu
place suitable fos their reception. The Cabinet
through the President, paid the commute the sun
OF 1928 contribution for the relief Of tue sui
fererS.
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NEW Work MARKET

SkPTEHBER 5th.-Flcnr lower, with active de
mand,t with sales of 10000 barrels, at S1,25sS
for good Ohio, and so for Southern. Wheat in
moderate demand, tnae Iowers sales of Southern
white at 1850. Coin trlfie lower. with sales OF
50, 600 bu IL. mixed at 55c. Whisky easier, with
sales at 4Sc. Tobacco firm, sales at 9s1I4. Pork
easier, but not quotsbIy lower. Beef is a iriie
higher, sales Of mess at 1881. Lard unchanged,
but active, with sales atlIla3. Butter and cheese
scarce. Coffee has declined Ct, sales OF Rio at
If. N. o. Molasses at 81. Linseed oil active Of
81 Sales are reported OF New Orleans sugar at
u. lion steady, sales 500 tons Scotch pig at full
prices. Lead firm, 1900 tons of Galena at I64 :
TaiiOw firm at l2al24.
CoHon market firm with sales of about 600
bales.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-06


lit LUcK FOLLOWING TmEM.-The Pittsburg pa
Pets contain the particulars Of the railroad accr-
dent on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad on
Friday last, near Remington, about twenty miles
below Pittsburg, previously mentioned by teIe-
gtaPh. rh= engine of the fast train going west
struck COW which was lying on the track, and
thew bet OF the tack and on to the bank. but
she FoiIsd back and threw the first passenger car
Oh the track and upset it. The other CARS were
also thrown Oft but none of them were upturnet.
Tie arst car was drawn some u:st,nce along the
tack, and was badly Jamoged-most of the seats
IrIas b'Oken up and the tracks smashed. The
train was going at high speed at the time the ac-
sH'ent occurred, and The accident was unlocked
tot by the engineer. as that porioa of the road is
exceedingly well fenced aud guarded. There were
Tour persons injured. They were all ia the front
car NOae Of them we're dangerously hurt, though
'n= or two were severely wounded. Several per
sRs were on the train who were getting west af-
'sFf1e accident at Burlington, NJ. They seem
Cd I' thnk the tates were determined to railroad
Iaen to death, and Que man. it is said picked up
us carpet bag and started OF on foot, declaIirg
he bad decided preference for a locomot.en that
was SLOW but sue.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-06

EasEL'Ne, We think, has again demonstrated
tie noble impulses of her great heart, in the msn
Get which she has contributed to the relief ol
suffering humanity IN Norfolk and Portsmouth,
Ia addition to the contributions by tie Odd Eel
ioss Of this city, Mayor PAUL. has remitted $500,
The result Of tue quiet exertions. and short op-
peal personally TO some of our citizens, by the fol-
owing gentlemen, acting IN conjunction with the
Mayor: Messrs. W. B. QusRRlEa, DR.. Al. H.
HOrsroS, c. S. LAusOIS, JAMES R. BAxrR, and S.
c. BAKER.
For this philanthropic object, there was no Pub
lie appeal or demonstration made, and We know
that these gentlemen will be surprised tofnd then
names recorded here; but we happened to find
cut what they were at, and have thus exposed
them!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-06
YELLOW FEVER

BALTIMORE, Sept. 5.--By The Norfolk boat this
morning, we have report that 60 deaths occurred
lnnng the "a hoarS ending nt noon yesterday, at
Portsmouth 5 new cases and deaths The doc
Tors report more new cases at Norfolk lLan any
Previous day since the disease commenced. The
deaths occur rapidly that cofins cannot be pro-
currd III many instances. private letter says
The people are suffering lot want of food, and pro-
Visions are not 10 be had, even by those having
meaus TO pay. Bread and crackers are wanted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-06

FEMALE EauEsrRiANIsM.-In addition to the
Pfemums offered by the Managers OF the West
era Virginia Agricultural Society and Industrial
Institute for mertormus exhibitions of frna lie
equestriansH at the forthcoming'Fair, TO be Ii, Id
on the Island, We Learn that number of our GAL
liant yOaag gentlemen have resolved TO present q
gold watch, or some equally handsome reward, to
the lsdy who on that occasion shall most deserve
il. With such bright NEGATIVES before them, our
l'diss SHOULD ceElarny ''eOme OUT farIessIy en-
tsf the field of hOnOrable competition, aud win
tie iau:els and brilliant rewards which await
t5em
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&c I.aw 81 Ne,r.pnperr

subscribers who do not give express notice to the
sonrlry considered wishing continue their sub
scripiOhs-
.ess the Publisher may continue t send them unii all
,rfears.es are paid
II subscribers neglect refuse to take their peTioi-
-,rs fon The offices which they are diIecIed tev are
1I responsible till they have settled the biz and order i
't,n discontinued.
If,ghserhers TemOveto other places without inform
ts tn Publishers. aud the papers sent to the former
Ii5s-,ioH. they aIeheid responsible.
Ths Courts have dectded that refusing to take peTod
al, ola the office, removing and leaving them tpcali
- a. Is Pr!ma faeia evidence OF Intentional fraud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-06

A Dag OF TnANKsGrVrNe AND PRAvER.-The au-
tbOritles of Richmond have designated Thursday,
srpt. the 9th. day for Thanksgiving md prayer
in acknowledgement of the goodness of God, IN
gaming ..to the inhabitants Ct the city a season
Of uue1ampled health and general prOspe,ity.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-06
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5-Thrs morning about .
o'clock, man named Chas. Harper, belonging to
BIackw oodstown vas over by the freiYht train
on the Camden and Amboy Railroad, near Coo
perS creek bridge, lew miles above Camden and
instantly killed. He had been to Camden with i
load OF charcoal, and being intoxicated had left
his team 10 pursue their own course, aud instead
OF Pursueing the regular load, they turned up the
Raliroad amt were thus rau over; 10th driver aud
horses Killed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-06

C1owSED. FIederick Haghadon, German,
while on visit to his brother few miles up
Wheeling Creek. was accidentally drowned while
attempting to ford the stream. The body was re-
covere,! and broughttO Town and yesterday inter
red by Vim. Tell Lodge, 1. o. o. F.. in Mount
Wood Cemetery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-06
KIN. CONVENTION

TRExTos, n. J., Sept. 5.-lLe Know Nothing
State Convention mes to-day, aud after lengthy
debate upon the Slavery platform Of the last Stale
Convention, they passed resolution explanatory
Of their sentiments, aud declaring that the repeal
ofthe Missouri COMPROMISE wasa national wrong,
and that II ought 10 be lessu1ed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-06
SaYinra Rank stnra

oGEDTesIeetIutiy SAY the citizens Of Wheeling
aahd TciHt have JUST received the East and
oI N addliion 10 n5 previous and varied stock Of
boos, shoes Hats Caps, Bonnets Umbrellas, aad Car
SEES se3t variety OF ladies' and misses tsshiOna-
PIE s1oes AID Gaiieis. GEMS Fancy SBOes, Caters,
Mo!eSkln u summer Has, which OHet such terms
a. TO make tue the heading Of this notice
BoHnets for tFe;-theTelOre invite all ye 6aOlers
tfSstsa haiess egeEs, and SOHalt ultfs children OF
Jam 10 Gall at the Old Post Once corner opposite Nc
Lure House. where you will Ed an the goodsbf above
eseHptiou, believe lower than any other pace in THIS
jei IT. ,VaTSov
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-06
EIRE.

HoxEsDALE. Pa. Sept. 5.-The Umbrella and
Sash Factory Of Col. Serly was destroyed by FIRE.
this morning. The loss is heavy, but mostly COW
eietl hy insurance
The democrats of Wayne co. held their Comfy
Convention last night. The cause OF Gov. Reed
CT was endorsed, aud the Prsstd, nj denounced fol
removing him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-06
LITH0GRAPHY d. ENGRAVING
Middleton. Wallace & Co.

No. lis WALNUT S1REEE
CINCINNATI.
MAPS, BONDS, CERTIFICATES, VIEWS,
PORTRAITS, CARDS, &c
ENGRAVED And PRINTED IN THE BEST STlLE
4 Nd ON SHORT NOTICE
U-Orders respectfully solicited IN
u B. I5O Steel Plates on hand for Maga1ineS BOnks,
&c, impressions from which we viii supply on
blRf fern
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

SEPr.-FIour market dull, owing partly TO the
increased rates and partly 10 The disagTeeable
weather, sales at 5,9Os5,95. Nothing done in
Gram. Provisions inactive. Lard IL. WHISKY
dull aud lower, sales 3I4SS4i, being decline vi
1. Sugar firm, fair aud pzime sss4. MOIasses
buoyant and firm sales at -. Coffee unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-06
THE CIRCus TROEPR


consists OF the following ackR0Wl-
edged laleNi:
CLOwS......-. ........J IN MrEE,
Miss ROSr NADIGAx
TIE feATiesS graceful aud briilis NJ
american Artist, in Ter matches,
Scenes of EquitaiiOn. NeSSts 7
KiPg. IleRpe. ". Armstrong. n i
MadisaH. Mast. Madisan. Tboran
syn, ard Professor Sixon with nj,
tslentrd pupils, in all Of il.eir :.
Ct ieyenleEts upon horseback and i,
gymnastics.
The following rare and beautiful
Animsls are among The collection
booming 10 this Exhi1.ti0n:
4 Brazilian Tiger, or South A.
nSeTican JaguaT. two 4 rican Leon,
AIDS, ? y. American Bears, raj,
"t English Deer, q beautifully nt1,l
ed ZehT1, feru-'isn Lama, a white
Camel, KansarOo-hesides 4 va
lieiy OF tic MORkeytribe, Parrots
Peiicans. Swans, Birds Of Para
dise. etc. etc.
Admission 10 see the Combined
Exhibitions, p cents. Childreu
under 9 yeaTs o: age half price
Doors oPeu ut Ia, . aud Z O'Clock
performance TO colhn eDce Al IOi
q aud u O'Clock.
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WILLIAM SMITH,
G. A RINET M a X r.

Z a b l N II T M a X E R,
S34 s.-THRD ST. ABOVE CATHERINE,
Philadelphia
nJEVERY descriptions Of Plain and Fancy Furniture,
in the French Gothic Styles made ORDER 10 peTcr
lower than at any store la the city ap2$lGin
Public Notice.
HAVING discontinued the Grocery business hereto
IL fore Kept by Market street, in the city OF
Wheeling, all Indebted eby required
to make before ISt day April otherwise
e will be put in OF collection by suit
out respect to Fe' sons.
March 18Th, 1855 mn14
New Confectionery.
WILLIAN FOX would respectfully INFORM the citi-
w OF Wheeling, That he opened coniec.
tOnerv Establishment at The old stand '.Indian
Queeh,' Main street below Monroe. He confidently
invites his old friends eSII and Patronze him new
business.
cIee and the deticacies oftbe season, at all
hoCFs. ap1T
Valley of Va. Fire & Marine Insurance Co
VIZ. R.NKIx, AGENT.
NFFICE-NO g, west side OF stain street. 3L door
" below Ridde. wheeling, Va.
UFREFER T0-James K. Baker.
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orsrEEs are beginning to be something IKE
oysters, and the vERASDAu serves up the very best
the county can afford. in the Lest style art and
taste haze yet discovered. Try it if you don't be
l.sve US.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TWOCOMPANIES So
MenageTie & Circus N@
s B. Howes. Ptop.r
MYERS & NAuIGAS,S
cELE1RATED "a
Equestrian Troupe La
without Extra Charge, forming ~
TWO EXHIBITIONS IL ONE! x.
FOc one day only. R
:: :
THEEE PERIoRH IScEsi M
morning. afternoon ard evening. NSS(
in NIXON, Director OF the N
combiLed exhibitions
At WHEELING on W
ThurSdny, sept. n, 1855 TX
la this Exhibition win be found
the two g,eaicst living cliTiOsilieS
IN The anim-i kingdom. viz: III
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SEFr. 5.-FlouT, sales Of CITY Mills at 7,20aT,
IS; Howard ST. held at T,40a7,50. Wheat duI
aud irregular. white i6OaI7S; red at I5oaI62.-
Corn. sales at S3c for white, and yellow 9Oc.-
There is better feeling in the grain market. con.
seguent on the light supply
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MoSrPELER, W., Sept 4.-Boyce, the Repub-
licau candidate Tor Governor, has been reelected
by handsome majority, ani ol$o the whole Flu
sion Slate ticket. The Know Nothing party car
ried the Legislature without doubt. the con-
test was spirited, and the vote large.
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RECEPTION.

WAsHExcrox. Sept. 5th-Senor Degrisarrie was
yesterday received by the President as the Iegu-
larry authorized Minister from Guatemala aud San
Salvador.
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RIVER AND WRaTRER.

QPrrrsBuReH, Sept. 5.-Rver9 feet inches,
rising. Weather clearing up. A rise of feet Is
reported at Brownsville.
CINcINNATr, Sept. 5th--RiveT risen IA inches
since yesterday. Weather wet.