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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-05

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TIME Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
i Baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
Branch Rail Road at the Junction Caely called the Relay
House, miles from Baltimore, and with The Phlladel
mia, Wilmington Baltimore Rail Road to Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon the line completed, and
the whole road is in fine condition presenting one oil the
most piCturesqu. and romantic route, inthe world.
The and splendid steamers of the Union Line rom
Louisville and Cincinnati with this road az wheel
Ing and through from these places to baltimore
Washington, Philadelphia &C., may be had OF the ngents'
or the boats. n,
The express Wheeling daily at st O'Clock
A. NJ (NYheeins timel and arrives at Cumberano gu
miles, at p NJ and allowing two hours there at ives IN
Baltimore CSsO miles) A. NJ the next morning. ma
king the passage throushin about 20 hours incu'ng all
Sssage checked through any the easternlonts
Passengers and baggage transferred TO the cars for
Washag at the junction. and for Phudelpha, al ns-
morc without extra charge. Travellers are allowed am
pic lime and opportunity all points their
Through tickets from Wheeling to Balnmore; Swlt ~
privilege of lying anywhere the roue,l FSou-lo
WASHINGTON, $3.50 TO PhilOderhia, Slo-to 3e hau on
bua tile steamers the Union Line on the oo au OF
tho Rail Road Agents at Vince ing g b. FoEp) q Mnnnus
VILE maj WM PARKER, CENT SuI-L-
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N. B-I can be seen at amy time atthe Mayors Office
sCuRE OF HEREDITARY SCROFULA.

The following certificate is from eminent Lawyer Of
Kentucky who knownin all OF the States having fora
IL afo pleasure to state that Dr. HamPton's Tine
Te has affected most extraordinary cure OF my slave
how Albert Thcpaent three years OF age and had
The scroUla. His fat er is se'oiulous The boy was
oTtc O. es swollen, AMI turned inside out, eS
hibitig matering ulcers, ami proruded overthe
pals so produce blindness 1t is strange, yet
true this chd-that felt resigned to die as relief
nom sunering-has been restored 10 health under the
treatment of Or. Hampton. r. THoMASSoN.
Louisville March 20, 1851.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-05

FEMALE SEMrSAEr.-we visited the Wheeling
Female Seminary yesterday, and wete very agreea-
bly, entertained by the recitations of the different
classes, but more particularly by the editorials and
contributions of the young misses, who, our,read-
ers will no doubt be surprised to learn, produce no
les than Our papers. in manuscript it is true,
but filed with we'll conceived and carefully cor
rseted original articles by the accomplished young
editresses, and a host of talented and brilliant
contributors. The "vrginia GgrlGnd' and the
"WreatE" abounded in entertaining matter, the
"Gatherer" bad gathered deal of lively gossip
and funny things. and the ",SPeetaeles" observed
very sharply, and made some very clever hits. We
extend 10 our yonng friends the usual editorial
eo1rtesies, and trust that they will OCCASIONALLY
hvOr US With an exchange, NOT only of their valu-
able journals, but with an exchange of opinions
on some of the interesting and momentous ques-
tons of the day. We think this plan admirably
sdapted to the exercise OF their happiest powers,
AMI hope that they will persevere.
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Chickering's Piano Forteg.

THE subscriber being appointed agent for
the sale orGhckerng' Plano Fortes Tor
III III III III H Western Virginia. keeps constantly on hand
good stuck OF those celebrated lnstru-
essors OF music TO be the best in this any other coun.
try These Instruments offered at Boston prices, adj
ding carriage wta general stock musical
and Variety Goods, Wholesale and retail.
Old Pianos taken In exchange. Pianos to let. Mu.
sic taushtat No. % Union street.
mali JAS MRILOR
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c,x DoDGE, of Wisconsin, was among the arri-
81, at the sprigg House, yesterday. He is en-
,,nte for Wash .ngton.
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DIR, Gordon Harris, :.


InFFICE-altimoTc Lock Iniirmary, No. 81 south Gay
" street, opposite the Exchange buildings, Baltimore
practical experience OF 90 years enables Dr. H.
10 insure sound and speedy in certain Dis
eases which have too long heen yielded by regular rhys
cnns to tile hands OF QuackCry He be
fdeniiaIy, either In person or by letter
c5PeIsuns at distance cured at home by addressInga
letter to Dr. Harris Baltimore, Md. All Communications
confdentfa remedies by mall any part ofte u S.
See advertisement on fourth page. apr4-ty
Foreign Exchnnge, A,oreign Exchnnge.
d ERSoNs wishing to remit oney to England, Ireland
il or Scotland, in amounts lromR upwards find a
safe quick and cheap medium through
EDWARDS, SANFORD & CO.
'%:ff5sti y t=-- N.PIGMAN, Agent,
ne13tE Mcclure House.
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FALL AND WINTER FASHION
Hats and Cans,

Illus anu OdPps
Nos. 146 and 14S. 5sAnin ~; wheeling, Va
en- s. AVERY has on hand and is receiving ono e.
~ OF the largest stocks OF II ATS and CAPS that EA
a. las ever been opeIlcd in this city His stuck
ha wing been selected by imse with great care, he is able
10 oer Inducements merchants and Others far surpass'
nr former years; he prepared sell Hats and Caps as
ov m they can be fought in Philadelphia Baltimore
r stock COMPRISES every description OF Hats AMI C1pS
now in use sePIo $. avery
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q book UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

BOOK STORE-REMUVAL.
rms GRAVES respectfully gives notice that he has re-
vsd his stock or Books, Stationery, wall fspet ana
5o5dl 10 the room lately occupied % GToeerys
Nv ebn Ranfn No n Main street, west side whs5s nS
Yin q happy 10 wait upon bis former Sl
who may iator him with can. 0s4z''$sA-
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

PrrrsnuRou, Nov 4.-River feet 9 inches,
and falling. Weather clear, but cooler-heavy
frost this morning.
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ONE THOUSAND BOXES OF TOBACCO, !
embracing fifteen different brands 6,s and Ss, Pound
Lumps from is 10 Is cents, including P. Gravely H. r.
Gravely Hollands; fine F. Beehive, Thornton, Thomas,
Johns etc etc Also supply catiee boxes OF Hunters
Jones and Hudsons, spottsmsn's, Thorn's Ewpie ana
Bell; Cherry Ripej the California Gold tar, etc etc
ing three extensive houses Virginia. and this being the
only regular Tobacco establishment wesi OF the Atlantic
Cities and having laid in stock previous 10 tie adj
vance, confident that we can offer such induce.
mens other better and but few any eau
equal, either east west. We therefore ask the me.
chants Ohio Pennsylvania and vi GINA to give us call
We also keep constantly on hand heavy and general
stock superior Imported Sesars Also Amer SThn
is, Half Spanish and common Scgars. Scotch Siiuis
bIadders; H. packs Matches Pipas Of varloL'
kinds Pipe Stems ard Tobacco Knives. Don't fall TO cal
and see for yourselves. LOGAN, CARR &co.
aus23 81 Main stLeel
I'LL. L..
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Hats! Hats!! Hatsn!

Ot TUE La 20 ",l 1 49, az ataS. nj,
wv styics and are prepared TO supply ur atlons ~
ard the public with Hats that cannnt DO surpassed
endurance beauty finish and artistic and although
nil our Hats are first OF .hei class, they will be FUR
nshed al prices low those ofnertor
m Ont varieties Soft and Felt mems, youhs' and chill.
drcm,s Hats Also, large assortment OF lends Hats.
mems and Youths Cloth Glazed, and silk Plush Csps OF
the latest STYLES Those DESTROYS obtaining good arti
Gle in line OF either Hat or Cap, will assuredy consult
both taste aud economy at the splendid
Hat and Cap store, No 123 doors north OF W. T. Sell
bv,s nry 6 oods House, we 4 side Nam street,
yscn1o lsE ". w. UNISON
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WmT Maaas
RooLbinder & Blank book Msnufaetur

Bookbinder & Blank book Mnnufncturer,
No. 244 Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
oULD respectfully inform their friends and the pub.
ngeneral, that they have bought the establish.
ment lately known James NJ Ewpg's HookbndeT " and
mandatory and are prepared to Rule
bind 70 ORDER blank books OF every description, music,
magazines, periodicals. DC, in not surpas,
and by any esta blsluent the country.
10 Constantly on hand assortment OF blank books
VI apfQ-fvsr.s
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M.TSCELI. ANIEOUS.
NEW GROCERY STORE,
No. 5 WnShinnton Hall.
lEonroe q .lWisSL inr ~.

InonToe 50 WheehngS Va.
g d, WOODROW inTotms the Citizens of Wheeling.
Ne and dealers generally that he Is now opening one O
the best Of iamily groceries in tic Western
country, consisting oil every usually kent i'm the hest
groceries to Eat and DRINK all which will be sold at as
low prices be bought In the city ejs call o.
charge. inr3t /,
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FOn LrBERn.-Yesterday sixty-nine colored
psrsons arrived at our wharf on the steamer ALI
anc., from Kentucky, and thirteen from Indiana.
unisr the care of the Rev. A. N. CowAN, agent of
the kentucky Colonization Society, and the Rev.
j. MITCHELL, agent of the Indiana Colonization
Society. These emig1ants are en- route for Liberia,
BY way of Baltimore, whence they will sail for
their new home, With the exception of eleven,
those from Kentucky were liberated for The express
purpose of going to Liberia. They all looked
cheerful and full of hope.
Th9Rev. c. W. Dickson of our our city, render
1edgreat service in getting them houses to be ac-
summodated in during the night. The Baltimore
and Ohio kailroad takes them to Baltimore for
1925 each adult. We noticed that with one or
prescriptions, they were all of the right age to
commence life in a new country.
They will sail from Baltimore on the ship Ban
.hee. We learn that numbers more have recently
left Indiana on the same mission. Success to this
reat and useful enterprise.
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Tobaooo! Tobaoeo!! Tobaooo!

WI would most respectfully the attention OF Mer-
w chants and GTocers TO very large and gene az
stock Tobacco Cigars, Snuff ETC., and such Oner af'
cles as legitImately belong to regular
WhOleRuI Ia Tobacco HouBe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-05
GENERAL DEB11ry FROM ONE ou THE OLDEST MAG
lsTRATEs IN BALTIMORE.

Measrs Mortimer & Mowbray / feel 1t duty to make
known the benefits have derived from Dr. Hampton
inc:ure For length oftEe have been subject togrea
pIostraton ormuscGar power and great debility Of tho
nervous SYSTEM accompanied with ralpitation and nut
teriug OF lie heart had such sudden attacks &C.
casion could scarcely get home i, making mention Of
nv case TO FRIEND lie me to Joseph X. Staple.
ton Esq an old highly respectable citizen OF Saltt
MORE who used the Tneture under similar ci!cum
stances / called Mr.. Stapleton and, after an inter:
view or some mlnues fully satisfied OF the medical
virtues OF The Tincture from the evidence before me- oil
falling state oil health, put hearty hale appearance,
with the aetiylty OF youth. Immediately commenced
bottle strength encwed aud can walk as brisk
and am as active as was twenty years ago. This Tine
fnrn Is fne grand restorative OF tho digestive organs.
which, when destroyed, the whole system is in slate Of
do assert is in reality, what it is represented to be
by DR.. Hampton the inventory WIN. A. scHAERFRR
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W. '''' WASHINGTON, May II, 1853.
Mess,s. Mortimer & Mowbray: GentlemenLHaXins
Hereby for the benefit of the afflicted, take great pleas
ue in announcing that after using few bottles OF your
cure have used different medicines from time to ume
hui able account for apparent good
cine is found which tae wondrous power opro.
longing human life The many cures has wrought is
sICient guarantee the benecian results which may
be experienced from its use. Yours respectfully.
- n ~ J. CURTAIN HAY.
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Balti more, man well KNOWN and whose testimony adds
to the triumph of 'Hampton's Vegetable Tfncture"
= f7i1z BALTIEoRE, Feb. 8. 1852.
,Messrs Mortimer & Observation-Disclosures: II is with
real pleasure able TO attest TO the hea ing
and curative powers of Dr. Humpton's Vegetable Tine
ture Sometime during last November taken with
worry bad and serious cough was advised TO take Cod
Liver OIL did getting better, was induced
10 try got bottle, and belOTel iIad
used it aay cough left Permit me also 10 state that,
for the last fit cen years. suffered very much from
Acute iieumatsm and VertgO combining me, at times, to
my bed. l am fully convinced that owe my present
good health the OF tile Tincture, and kind ProV1
lence.
$3.50 80 G. DUNAN. =
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w again say to the Afflicted why win you delay trying
The great RestorntiVe7
us, Sur CuAnRRLAND, GENoA, Sardinia,
January nth, 1883,
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbruy-Gentlemen: The First
Lieutenant oths ship, who has been suffering many years
his usual health by OF Hampton's Vegetable Tine
tue desires you 10 send him one dozen bottles ofthat
Another lieutenant OF the U. s. Navy, now on board
this ship. also wishes you to send him one dozen OF
tiamtton's Vegetable TIncturc" by the Sture Ship
which leaves United States in February March, FOR
Spezzia
DER pleasure in informing thati has been
used wtGread by several oil our officers in cases
of Dyspers:a lam respectfully yours,
~ : VERNON ESKRlDGE, Chaplain U. s. Navy.
We have two other letters from Rev. Mr.. Kskridge,
equally strong as above U
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| MACK EREL, HERRING, AND COD FISH
THE subscribers constantly receiving supplies Of the
above a,tcles from the East; which together with DINER
kinds OF fish, 0Tc cd nttle lowest ma rkc prices
orders respectfully solicited. Ente satisfaction garan
fled ms to quality, CURTIS & BRADLEY,
iyiI IA South st Baltimore.
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MIsCEIlIl .A.NEOUS.
DR.. :. 3. MARcHIsrs 81
CELEBRATED CATHOLIC ON
For the relief and e,,ye of suffering FenlaLes!

1T stands pre.eminent
for the curative power,
In all tho diseases for
which tits recommend
cd usuallyoalled Female
Complaints; or these
are ProlSpsus, Uteri, or
Failing OF tile Womb;
Flour Albus, or Whites,
Chronic lnflammauoii
and liberation OF the
Womb; lncidenialHe
0Trhage, or Floodingi
Painfnl Suppression, and
Irregular MenslruatioD,
90, with all their acT
companyingeyils, CCRn,
ceI excepted, no matter
how severe or OF how
long standing. 81,
The Catllollcon far
aurpasses other RENE.
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For lGnItimore, Wnahington, philadelphia
md New York
Great through Line tor the Ia

sss !z.ssE33ss 60
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Bnchan,s Aungarian Balsam

THE GREAT ENGLISH
Remedy Tor Peetoral and Pull
monary Diseases, still stands
sunTivalled and unsurpasSedi
As the most eiIectual curativo
Of these most formidable COM
,rlaints now known to the civ.
SilizeI world.
Ten years Of trial in the u
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From the Birth Place of Christie
pher Columbus!
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF HAMPTON'S

a Letter from an Officer IN our Gallant Nary.
SHl have many other letters We give one below, and
w again say the afflicted why win you delay trying
the great RestoratlTe7
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cAuTToN .EXTRA.

!. 4 Promissory Note with Ire proprietor
Written signature every genuine bottle OF Dr. Morse's
inyiEorating Cordial. & ~ ~ tFAst -
yrs sonnte rfeit which Is forgery. 81
w7ht coratsl g PIT Up, 4ighty consented
ps,cx- 90 per bottlei two for 5;5 sir
tts-' ++fFss 20. II. RINGs Proprietor. q Z
5gsla sdaf tssaiJ 192iBToldwayg New. York;
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Sold 81 Dfaesists tie United States Cana
and West Indies, s. rs s SIS -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS esaldygeG 4,FSss
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Irohefs;
-efsINeINNATI-fS.-Hs Meetings. g
q. 3. GJJfBKREaAN DIP. A. Healy e Go. Z
RALT1MoRE-SsS. aanee- ssz sepleiast1seNs5
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Raremna, Ohio-To Dr. MARcHisi:-I have been ten
years troubled with Female COmplants-prolnpsus ute
and all the attending difficulties; at times rendering my lille
most miserable lave had the attendance of some OF the
hest physicians, with but little the most they
could do relieve-a out OF the quesno
For fl We months before commencing with your medicine
had not been able TO perform any labor could walk ogt
few steps time, and scarcely went out OF doors-i
short, completely Frustrated, both In hody ard
mind expected drag out the st OF days in SUI
was Induced try your invaluable medicine called Ute.
rine CathoIicon the last resort II had not used II
three bottles was enabled to performs tho labor Ur SIX
in the family with euse could walk any where in the
mechborho1d without injury Nothing but sense OF mr.
duty to you the afflicted, has induced mo to state my
case the public safely recommend the preafa-
ton to all those suffering like myself.
(sgned,1 ~, MRS 5.s sA r. Is A. BISHOP
J.B. MARCHlsl 60, ProprieteTs,
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nyspepsiu, RIleumntfsm, ScrofuIn, Liver
Co,npInfilt SC FRoM THE METRoPoLis.-Pass 1t
around-et The afflicted lear the glad tidings This is
hut the sentiment oTthouSands: 80, f
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OF the nineteenth century Its, the first scientific man
in the world would have admitted, that ifidcle edi
cine he etolore supposed TO have no existence. a
STIMULANT THAT ENTAIL NO REACTION
Its force is expended, is the with OPIUM
eoho!ic and al othef excitants The effect
these brief and 1t we'll be said ohm who takes
'.1he last state OF that than tile frs
the Elixir is exhiierant without single
in its operation perpetual iuits happy Influence upon
nerves. the mind and the entire organizationi it will
remove dcpressions, excitement, tendency to bIush
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MoRBus,
"a .-=-Ts- ntApDuEAf

'5at SEQ t'.s q YES sf q DYSEN'IEh1I
and all other dseases OF the Stomach and bowels
cured by HAIPToN'S GETABLE TINCTURE :
AS cure preventative. Il has nee wonderfully sue
cessul 1t will be found inquiry, that those who use
it have exemption from those diseases SO incident to
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The fiue light draught steamer Ala LON.
Captain A. d. JG Ms SssSc w' between tU
Wheeling and Cncnnatii leaving Wheeling every Au'9'
a boat is new and has superior passenger accom-
mOdat.Ons
~ 3'''3"' " &C. BAKER d Co. Agents
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Anspach, Brother & Co.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
No North Third st. corner Of Cherry, htlndcIPhin
John Ansrsch, IT.. John r. Jacobyi. james III Reedi
William 4 nsrachi.. Henry Falrman senl7:d6m
DISSOLUIIOoN Co-PARTNERSHIP
THRI,ouse of Dorsey, Norton a Knox is this dey dis
solved, by mutual consent. ELY U06SEH,
TVbeeling. Aug. l6, ,62 .augt7 Fly KNOX.
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: A'' r.. @. Miller & Bro. -
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, GIIA.
ziera and Era1uers,
No. 1853. Main Street, Wheeling Va sert.t
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No language convey adeqnat Idea the immedi
ate and almost miraculous change which it tile
diseased debiitnted shattered system Wheth
or broken down by excess, weak by nature, impaired
o,.S hrsrsI re md briit nm, 9Sat 70 ~
physical symptoms OF nervous disease vanish horun
der its influence. Nor is hr effect temper the con
tIary. the relief permanent the dial
the medicine reach the constitution sell, ai 10
its normal condition Well may the preparation be cali
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s. c. BAKER, JOHN LIST.
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, VA.
the receiving and delivering OF freight
w and collection of freight bills.
D@OfIice at the Store. loct1S-dtf
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dts. "a Dos IDLe taln, less expensive, and lea.
ed call and obtain pamphlet Crce) containing amr:
proof from the most sources OF tho beneficial
results fits together with letters from highly export.
ence Physicians It in their practice, and
speak from their observations
REPERENCRS-P b Reckham, NJ D., Utica, IN Y..
L d Fleming, NJ D. Canandnigua, N Y.
NJ H Hills, NJ d. Rochester, Ny.
Y Foote NJ D. Syracuse n Y.s
Prof Dunbar 81 d, baltimore, Md.
&c Orrick, N ID, Baltimore, Md:
w w Reese, M d, New York City.
w Prescott, NJ D. ConcOrd1 NY.
JP NeWland, NJ d, Utica, "
Rev j C. Beard, Glenn Springs, G..
pBePamphlets gratis at store
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG, AG'ts.
Druggists, Washington Hall, Monroe St., Wheeling Va.
Also sold by MlGHEAL DUNN, MoundsViln, and by
most oTtle leading Drlggiss in the ming countless
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03
SECOND BOARD.
weekly Review OF the Dry Goods Trade.

THURSDAY Sept. 1-6 P. III.
Tie past weeks movements in dry goods have been
quite extensive The bodness with which country and
local oSbers have operated has impaired great life and
vieor to the trade. Nearly all ssasonabe imported
tces and most kinds Of domestic productions have met
with quick and lucrative market. The supplies have
not accumulated much, and the receipts genera
diminishing, there is itty probability Of any seriou
augmentation. Prices have continued very frm and in
few instances exhibited . rising tenor. In view
these circumstances parties entertain strong hopes Of
prosperous business being carried throughout the
mander Of the year. We reason why their anti.
cipations may not be realized. The markets not
overburthsned with stocks, they apt to be- the
wants Of the nation ample and urgent, and must
main for time hence; consumers are auent and
liberal in their dealings and in short there exists every
element Of With these nothing is required but
skill and upon the part of chants to bring
the fall traffic to satisfactory termination, which, wc
readily believe is the object of the majority of ira
der is therefore, not unnatural to calculate upon
The attainment of this desirable end.
Brown sheetirgs and shirtngs active at very
uniform prices. The demand embraces all knds though
being mainly directed towards the lower aud 6oer
The supply Is rot heavy. and factors not ddeIt
Bachtd shsetrg Is ard shirtngs dieplay considerable
animation at quotations. There Is fair amount
cfsliag but none really pressing upon the market Cot
ton apDels attract increased attention at ghsning
rates, We quote the thus