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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-03

Oitg Couaeh-Council met pursuant to no.
tice. Minutes of the last meeting read and
adopted.
4 communication was read from the City
Sexton, relative to the condition of the ROM,
leading TO the City Burying Ground The road
was represented to be in very bad condition,
owing to bad slips. On motion the communi-
cation was referred to the Committee on Streets
ana Alleys with power TO act.
An ordinance entitled, an ordinance to amend
an ordinance providing for the proper admeas-
1rement OF stone coal, was read by Mr. Jacob.
1t was laid over.
y petition from Messrs +. b. Norton and 9th
ers was referred to Committee Streets and
Alleys
Petition of j. & f. Reed, referred to commit
tee on Water Works. Petition Of John Robin
son granted. Petition of Hiram Doley laid
over until next meeting.
Proposition of j. Reed, r. az W. Miller, and
others, referred to committee on Streets aud
Alleys.
Several petitions were announced by the
Mayor, praying alterations in the Flour Inspec-
tors Laws On motion they were referred to the
committee on Ordinances.
On motion of Mr. Clayton it was ordered that
Eliza Dean be released from Jail.
On motion Council adjourned.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHINGToN, June ,. 1855.
H6UsE-Ihc House resumed the coHsIdeia-
ton uf the Fort Smelling report.
Mr. Clark of y. Y, offered u series OF resolu-
tions, first that the evidence reported by the
select committee, as to the recent sales OF the
Fort Smelling reservation, has failed To exhibit
any fact OF circumstance impeuchinS personal
or official integrity of the Secretary oi VAL
Adopted on li,ss reading, 1913 against to-
Mr.. Russell moved to table the whole subject,
failed Is, against 40.
The House, by Il vote of yeas SIS nays los,
refused to substitute MIR. Clarke's Resolutions
for those reported by the majority of the Select
Committee.
Mr. Clemens moved to table the whole sub
ject. Disagreed to by maj.
Several bills of no general Importance were
then passed; also a hill giving ) years full pay
as commander in the Navy TO Capt Herndons
widow.
During the debate a proposition To admit
Mr.. Fuller TO n seat in tic House from the Ter
ritory of Decotah, Mr. Harris was speaking
Mr. Hughes--lt was your COURSE heretofore
nthS very question.
Mr. Harris--It Is false.
Mr. Hughes-YUm are u liar!
Mr. HarIis--It is false, and you can wear it
at your pleasure. He then went on 10 say that
the majority of the Committee took the ground
that when an act of Congress establishes n ter
litorial government and likes the area Of terri
tory, the carrying out OIL Il Sllle therein uueS
not repeal the SAID law by implication.
Pending the question the House adjourned.
SEHATE-The business transacted by the
Senate was of no public interest till o'clock,
when Mr. Mason procured the consent Of the
Senate to make the resolutions relative TO the
British aggression the special order for Saturday
noon.
Mr.. Houston, of Texas tried To bring up the
Mexican Protectoratc, in speaking to the resolu-
ton, he said that if the government OF this ma.
ton does not interpoSc in the name OF Outraged
humanity, there will be found tho.e who will not
shrink from nterposmg to protect their rights
aud the rights of their fellow citizens, he himself
could lot hesitate if necessity demanded him 10
do 50, and they who do will neither be liable to
the uame of tillibuSter OF ameunble to the
proach of rnaraudng; he demanded AN EXPLAIN
ton by yeas aid nays oil the opinion OF the
Senate to show whether it will really dO.anything
or nothing in the matter
Mr.. Hunter here suggested that he hoped the
Senator would accept the Senates expression AS
II decision. The resolution was then defeated,
II to 80, and the appropriation bill was then
taken uu.
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FROM MAN YORK.

JUNE 2--Thc Her0IPs Washington cores
pondent saws it is stated here that reliable in
formation has been received that British crnis-
er had fired into an American vessel and that
one man was filled. The occurrence is said to
have taken place off Pensacola. 1t is further
more stated that the Z. s. steamer Fulton had
zone in chase of the cruiser.
The TimeI Washington correspondent says
considerable uncasincss is felt at British Emhas-
sy lest n collision should occur in the Gulf be
tween English and American war vessels before
the British Admiral receives Lord Napier's dis
patches, which he has requested to Toe sent in n
special steamer from Halifax To Bermuda. Ru-
mors were actually current here to-day of a
collision between the T. S. steam frigate Fulton
and the Styx, last heard from at Key West, but
they were without foundation.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

Prepared FROM prescription ar Sir j. CLARKE " D.
PsY~iei'a extraordinary 70 tie green
THIS invaluable medicine unfaing in the cure of ali
these painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution ia subject 1t moderates all re-
novss all distractions, aad speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES s"
especially suited. 1t WILL shor: bring
monthly period with regularity.
Eac! bottle price One Dollar bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counteriei,s.
CAUTION.
Itoss (s should not ne taken By tamGies during tie
FXRST THREE MONTHS OF grsgmui,eg aa Giey ,tro
sure 70 bring on KsedrfidgO GUtm Gny other time Me
SUE.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Palpa
ton of the Heart, Mysteries anti Whites, Pills
effect cure when all other have failed and al
though powerful remedy, iron, calome
anthony, or anything hurtfl to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should I've carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
[Late l. c. Baldwin & Co.. Rochester, n. Y.
N.B-$l,UO and postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thoraed Agent will insure bottIe containing 81 pills.
by return mail.
For sale by t. II. LOGAN co, In Wheeling.
b. L. Fahncstocl Co, Wholesale Agents, P,ttsburg;
Purcell, Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents Va,
mond. ap2s-ly
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BY THE UNION LINE.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AMERICA.

HALIFAX, Juue 2-The steamer America has
arrived with Liverpool dates to the 22d uit
Cotton declined, with sales during the week
Of 300 bales. Breadstutis dull. Corn slight
~ declined. Provisions steady. ComSols % 81.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Cardwell ha'i
withdrawn his motion for cenaure Of ministry,
so that the stru gglr Inns Terminated III virtual
triumph for the Government
NAPLES had rejected the demand of England
for indemnity Il Engineers captured on board
the Caglari and imprisoned
The Neapoliian Government was actively
proceeding with its military deiences.
Nothing later from India.
Sir Joseph Hawley' horse Beadsman won the
Derby race.
The Bullion in the Bank of England has in
CREASED, during the week, fl29,UUU.
LONDON, Saturday AltcrnOon.-COnsols active
and advanced; quoting at 9S Is.
y contract between government and Ito
Atlantic Telegraph signed and sealed by
the time the cable is successfully laid The
Telegraph fleet has assembled ut Plymouth and
is ready to sail on ,he experimental trip.
Brazil las contracted a loan with the RothS-
childs for million and half sterling Tor compile
ton OF the Don Pedro Railroad.
Prince Napoleon goes out as Governor OF Al
geria early in Jnly.
Turkey has consented to settlement with
Montenegro in consequence OF threats France
acknowledges the Independence Of the iaItci.
The French Squadron in the Pacific Is 10 be
reinforced.
The London Past says tie King Of Naples
recently applied To the Emperor al Russia Tor Il
passport, owing Ia his fears of the French and
British Governments.
The Russian courier from st. Petersburg,
reached Naples on the l4th.
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High Haudeei Outrage.-AIr. Micheal Gribben,
OF this city, got into AN alteration with negro
porter at railroad depot in Pittsburg day or
Two ago, which was left in an unsettled condi-
non. Shortly afterwardsas Gribben was walk
ing quietly towards the house of relative he
was approached by the negro, who struck him
on the head with boulder or slung,shOt, frac-
turing his skull in four places The negro,
whose name is Edward Brown, was arrested
Upon the examination Gribben could not posi-
lively identity the negro, but upon reflection
stated that he believed it was the same one who
struck him. The wound was quite serious
one, the temporal bone being fractured. The
blow was doubtless inflicted with a slung shot.
Brown, in default of bail, was committed for
Trial a charge of assault and battery with in
tent to kill
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4 NorcE LOrc LGtter-An acquaintance of
oars hands us the following publication, which
he assures us was recently received by tina
maid Of all work in the employ of his family
1t i, from an honest young man who "to cruise
the wide world over, he left his own DEAR" and
now writes back to his own Mary Jane, letter
of singular construction:
WEsPoRT, MISsoRA, April lst
My Deer Mary Jane.
arrived here five weeks ago to day from
Wheeling; walked part Of the wa, rode part of
the wa and cum the balance on ralerodc. had
= purity hard time sometimes on account Of hav-
in no none hardly, only that what borrowed
from vOur uncle Sim. mind Mary Jane what
YOU promised me at uncle Sims, you Sed when
got some land and rote bone for you you'd
cum and we'd live together happe- amt got
any land yet, but i've got the agec mighty bad
and never eXpec to git anything till git clear
Of the shakes. but you must not git out of
patience, like you as well as ever and think of
YOU cvry mite Mary Jane, mind the first time
cvcrsi seen you, you was down on your nees
milkiu Il brOun COW at home, before YOU went TO
live ut Mr.. -, iii Wheeling. cum and
lookt over the tense and carried your milk to
the spring hous, and you askt me to cum and
see you that mite. the pleasure of that mite j
nver will forget. EIeinry still brings back the
feeling.
No more at present, but remain your husband
that is to be. JOHN.
We sincerely hope that John may succeed in
shaking off the shakes and in accommodating the
REQUISITE amount of real estate, to give him Il
start in the world The epistle is roughly writ
ten and badly spelled it is true, but who knows
with what deep feeling and loving truth it may
have b,en written.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

The Best, all tile TIme!-The best White
Lead in the market is B. a. FahneStock's Ii is
worth 20 cents per keg more TO the consumer
than any other Lead. 1t covers better, lasts lon
ger, and is purer white!
The best Family and Liver Pill is DIR. A. S.
Todd's Anti-billious or Liver Pill. It is just
the Pill for the season, and for all complaints
arising from a disordered Liver or Stomach
Try it. II. II. LOGAN & Co, General Agents.
For sale bAdealrrs throughout the country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-03

.46vsing Fruit .Sister-Amanda aud Ame-
LA McCulloch, two pumpkin colored feninines,
as famous as they are infamous, commonly
known as the "CamancheS," were up before
AID. Wright yesterday afternoon, for wantonly
abusing i.ail sister named Jane Rose, white
girl, vino lives in the same house. They We're
fined one dollar and costs each, the whole
amounting to about eight dollars, which they
paid rather than go to Jail.
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AsaiPnaa,s sale.

TVNE following ole I'd at private sale until the hTRt
i Monday June next uhsu fuch o. it as remain IN
sold will Public Auction ~ tie Court House,
viz
Is II stock Of the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
Company OF stock Of the Washington all A.
sociativn Pew No 81, Matthews Episcopal Ch1Ieh
lots No. i3y in Mount Wood Cemetery; Lots 80
Centre Wheeling Lot No. s, square NO. TO-
in South Wheeling; lot No. So in the town OF 9nundHvg
O. 11. H. IL and Of 10 Sith extensions, in
Buen Vista Wheeling: Ma keW Jehcrs' note
$5 able in work in the line Of Lis business At cash
price denand - Lots in Jacobs addition TO South
wheeling. city limits, and free city
taxation and desirable for che aP rsStdsnees-
For t=rrs &C. apply Jas. u ak-T ii=nEy Tallant,
or In relation to . Mr. VIM COTan,
near The premises. BAKER, fALLANT 4 BAKER,
ap29-;d Assignsts OF Vim. 7. selby.
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accident tn tie Steiner .Neln0tte.-Yesterday
morning, the fine Steamer MelnOtte, bound for
ST. Louis, in backing under the suspension
bridge, struck her chimncys3 against the guys
which support the structure. The collision was
followed by a tremendous crash as the chimneys
tunbled down upon the deck crushing buggy
into flinders, tearing away portion of the tex
as, and frightening the passengers and crew
within an inch of their lives The boat was
detained here yesterday repairing damages.
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FOR THE MILLION!

ART, Main sire opposite Union. Pictures taken this
Gallery greatly reduced prices. The public
place the Pictures that
Een in the city.
Iwould also inform them, that they need
obtain CT pictures but right head
quarters where prepared to take them cheap
tile cheapest. (dcc3I( J. W,WSkES, Artist.
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DENTISTRY.

rT1HE respectfully inform the public hatthey
have associated themselves together for tue Prnece
Of Dentisry Their 14S Market street (belwech
Monroe and Union where they will be happy to see
their friends and all others wishing the services oil
Dentist. . ,....A, .ssts,
ants Of the late ulIhen, and the senior partner IA
been engaged In the for himself Tor me
last years, Iring wchtime he has IN
cite. Of United states, and has f"tilHrssa himself
Wien rer various pecuartes operating. They there
fore feel being able to give entire satisfaction
10 al VIZ ' ABR. RoBERTSOEiM ID.
Wheeling Nov. Ii, 1881 JAMES ORR.
NB-Messrs n. o. take pleasure in referrinG,byP
mission, to the following gentlemen: ,,,,,. .,,,d
n r. Weed, D. d.; Hon Geo. WThomnsoil' ms az
CALDWELL Morgan Nelson, Esq, b. ~ Eoh Esq S"iin
FrisseII, DR.. W. j. Bates Dr. H. II Cummn5, DE; L: a
Itiidreth DR. A s. Todd TalIant& Delaplain John Hnoe,
Esq McCIaIens, Knox & Co., Marsh Taylor noVl'
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RCnIcAeo, june 2.-I.ater accounts of or
na,lO state that four persons since died from ei-
iectS oC injuries received. The na,Dv5 of per
sons killed are rs follows: John Hand and two
children. Mrs. McWil!iamS and four children;
w f. Thompson, wife and child; Airs RrizleIOn
umd two children; Levine Lacey niruiu john
son aud child; four others: naII'es unknown
Thy track Of the tornado was quarter Ci Ii mile
ia width, and lasted 10 minutes.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

.TrxE o.-Flour heavy 9, 50O hbls at $9,75a
2, IS for State, decline of Sc; S4,95a4,70 for
Southern, an advance of &c. Wheat scarce and
advancing; sales u. 900 bush. at 81 for Milwnu'
kie Club; rs for Western red Corn scarce:
sales 10000 biIsh. at 7gasO for yellow, an adj
vance OFF,; white and mixed unchanged. Pork
dull. Stocks highe.
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COMMERCIAL.
produce In VI heeItpg-me.ail rrEce.

NOTICE TO PERSONS WANTING WALL PAPER,
BORDERS, &c. 1tLL NEW STYLES, AT REDUCED
PRICES
NE subscriber respectfully his friends and the
public generally, that he has hanu the best Rssort
cheap Wall PAPER and Borders in city, ranging
price from dollar perrO Wallpapers with
match borders, only % per bolt Beautiful glazed
paper from 10 ZEN up.
Those of cheap Wall Paper Window Blinds,
Cloths, &c, will please call the cheap Book aud
Notion store. JOSEPH GRAVES,
myIs Main ST., Centre Wheeling.
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10 rAX rNYmIss,
The Daily Intelligencer,

Persons wishing the baity IateIligencer can
have it left according to directions for ten cents
per week. payable weekly to Luther Rice,
OorderS for the paper can be left at the Office
or handed to the carriers.
~ Subscribers are requested not to pay to
the carrier boys, unless they can show author
;t;y from Mr. Rice to make collections.
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mASuINGrnN NEWS

two or three days past. Of n collision having
CURED between tie L. >. Steamer Fulton and
the British Steamer StyX. II was believed To
he entirely false from the first, and nothing has
been received from the south by the govern
ment the press Ia give any grounds for the
rumOr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-03
RINER ANn WEATHER-

PIrTsBuRG, June 2.-Iiiver ia feet BY pier
mark, falling. Weather clear Mercury ~.
CINClNNATI, june 2.-Rivcr fallen Is inches
the last "a hours. Weather cloudy in part.
LOUISVILLE, June River falling; abundance
of water on the falls for the largest BOATS
Weather clear Mercury 81.
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Isnranin I'd.

viii sell superior SILK ROBES Of ~ yards each, same
quality sold al 81 to $50, Fer only
$40 apiece. challenge any merchant possessing
Judgment silks, deny that these tolsS not
sold half their value. Aon superior article tOLORED
E'OELTDE ROBES 4 DULLES, side stripes, very de-
sirah igns, viii BE- sold bargain
They a" very recent Importation Of large Rev YORK
and bought Lelew Importers cost;
Alsu just received - dress patterns Of Sl=s
fancy SiIEs, yer, handsome and cheap.
BAEEGE, LAWN ClIALLS ROBES. both side stripes
double sEris- Barge Eobe 90 each such sold
go, wilt sell for IS. CI"y Eobes,
eXc-,n, styl- cheap. Fine Robes at Only One
Dollar aud fry Gents apiece; at AlFN NEGhAN's-
aFg,-ao, IN MalI It
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pHILADELPHIA market.

JUNE 2.-Flour: little doing; sales TO home
consumers limited at S4,25a4.75 for common
and extra brands; $4,s7 la5 for extra family and
fancy lots. Rye Flour 81 IL. Corn Meal
scarce and wanted. The supplies of Wheat con-
time small aud very little demand; prices droop-
ing.
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BLISS q GAIuPbbhh,
IsUccYSsOHs TO " ". JIEEsfN
MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS
IN
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
No. Sd lEuin street,

((TE Just receiving Spring styles Of Hats, Caps,
Goods, which, hen complete, u ~
any lice Kind offered IN this city Our
OF Of th= and most fashcnable
st,les OF M1eskn silk, SOfG Beaver. CaSSner, Metropolis
HUNGARIAN. OIerOn, Mario, hnssuth, Planters, Iur-
and french Styles, Oer Al prices 10
pre- tstTIng,u OF the money market The pub
respectfully invited 70 call aud examine Cor them.
selves Tairi5l bliss \ Campbell.
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DFrRorr, June 2.-Tbe 20 mile race over ;he
Hamtrack COURSE t0 -dav. between the Buffalo
nurse and Frank Granger. was won by the lat
tea: time sc minutes and 80 seconds The 50
mile race ADVERTISED between the same horses
did not come OIL
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Another Fresh Arrival.
- DQZ. Boerhave's Holland BitterS,
II IL Mrs. Aliens Hair Restorer,
IL ZyIobalsamum,
II Sanfords Liver IuvigOratOr,
210 lbs PtiT. Cream Tartar, [In 20 ID. boXes)
Prime Nutmegs-SuP. CaTb. Soda--Concentrated Lye,
&C.. &c received and for sale by
x FUSDESBERG.
my20 No. Washington Hall, Wheeling, Va.
TT7ASNERIS OIIl-Nn. / and 2-Linseed on Sperm oil,
Lard oil, ETHEREAL Oil, Meats Foot Gil, for sale, in
quantities purchasers, by
VTE bay. inst received by Express this morning. new
w patent 'Skrt Support the latest and best ihveno
I'm the Stairway Also, Misses Ste Expansion SkrtsOnn
81 rs each Also, great variety OF Ladies Gauntetsly
Kid Siik Mohair Llsle Thread Also. every kid
mIs EsIePAYNE co.
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PRINTssO pieces at only cts yard worth l2s cts
BLEACHED MUSLISs-ISO pieevs- fall yard ide, and
very fine only 10 yard AlsO excellent quail
ity u only yard. AsupeTOT article OF
Sea Island Brown a sheetngB
apdp Pillow Muslins at almost price
CHECKS pTicrs- BedteknR, Erst rate arti
Gle for 10 cents yaT,I ''IIerring Bone Twill"
only 1915 cents per yard. very cheap
CRASI-A very good quality for only cents per ward
IRISH LINENS-A splendid article, warranted all lhr'
observation-disclosures gOOds, eOlOrs guaranteed for
l. y cetts
BE BEGRs AND LUSTRES-Some low a. eents
yard. At Iap3-Sn,l ALEX. HEYMAN'S.
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Ere h Arrival.

Fresh Arrival.
CASES Congress Water,
- Barrel Pure Cream. Tartar,
3 Kegs, 112 lbs, Baking Soda,
5uU pounds Concentrated Lye,
$40 pounds Cnrb Ammonia,
ST. pounds Pl tn6 Nutmcgs,
900 pounds Sal Soda,
5 barrels Whiting,
barrels Juniper Berries,
For sale very low at S. FUNDENBURG'S,
Mol. Washington Hall, Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-03

r Il. 4ocideat--on Tuesday night the Elk
press train of the C. o. r. K. ran into lot of
cattle beyond olaypools Mill, and several them
were destroyed The locomotive was thrown
off the track and badly injured, but fortunately
no person was hurt.
The locomotive of the freight train, when near
GAINESVILLE, was also thrown off the track, by the
breaking of soue machinery, but was no: mate
rally damaged.
In either case, no blame could be attached to
any of the employees.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-03

TriaIqf Burns John Burns, charged with
the murder of Mary Ann Montony will be tired
today in the Circuit Court. There are not ma
ny witnesses to examine and it is likely the
case will not occupy more than one day.
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AMBROPYPEs

WIICH CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
AM3ROTYPES WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
ASIBRorYPEs GIVING THE NATURAL COLOR.
PietureS on P0per, Sheet Iron, Patent Leather,&c
Taken warranted equu to any thecity
AT TIE CITY GALLERY ART,
sc, Monroe street.
unsO-Iy G. A. GRIFFIN, Artist
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Fast Eigling.--Robert Bruce, supposed to be
the blackest colored person in the United States
was found going up town yesterday at break
neck speed without the fear OF the law OF "a
decent regard for horse flesh before his eyes
He was taken to Aid. Wright's office and fined
one dollar and costs.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
JUNE 2.-Flour unsettled; no sales Whisky
buoyant; prices not yet liked. Provitions firm;
more doing.