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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24
Wellsburg Turnptke.


We called attention few days since to the pro-
priety Of obtaining a charter for Turnpike to
!. Welsburg. We.have since that time been along
the proposed route, and have no question but that
the scheme is highly practicable. and the route
highly eligible, and one that could be easily
ed. Indeed, we hardly know route anywhere
along wSicf road couId be more easily and cheap
" constructed, and one hich would be more highly
profitable. We think that the project is favorabiy
received by the citizens of YelIsburg and we hope
that our citizens and members of the legislature
will feel lively interest in the success of this en-
terpnse, 50 beneficial 10 all parties, ard so promo
tive Of the welfare and harmony of the respective
towns. The recent low water has demonstrated
the necessity of such a road for summer travel
while the present condition of rQ2d itself shows
what isReeded for the winter. The charter canbe
easily obtained and the road is one whichthe State
. should aid to construct. l7l. ~ s..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

Mock TURrLE.-Calling husband tiny dear, -
in public, and ''you brute, ''in lpriyate." a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

s.erhe Patapsco Railroad Company aud the
Fredericksburg Company have resolved 10 sub
scribe largely to our railroad. These two compa-
MES are looked TO for the argeSt investment. I'm
al they can -mpiete their arrangements to do so,
or give their resolve, definite action will
he taken blythe Commissioners appointed under
our charter" .-t-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

i. IRA fire occurred at indianapolis ON Tuesday
night which destroyed the cold steam milL'' neal
the river, and also atoll house near by. The
bridge over White river was somewhat tialInaked.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

JAS. H. MoslRc HEN is candidate for the SHERIFF.
ATTY. at the election to be held Springer 1854
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

rJ-At Montreal, on the 9Th inst, there was good
sleighipg. s.. +. ..is.5.-5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

Tag wHE's CoNsENr.-The Missouri LegsIa-
ture has before it bill providing that married
Ilau shall be allowable endorse. note without
the consent Of bis wife; and that no endorsement
shall be valid in law without such consent. This
is novel idea.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

NOTICE.
IGEREBY give notice that will not be accountable
any debts contracted by my HiGe Mary Slater, az
or this notices o.
Nov S2-d3t' SAMUEL SLATER. "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24
MERcu4 ms 8. MrcnANlcs BANK, /

.. MERcGIA NTs d. MECHANICS BANK,
Wheeling 22d Nov, 1888 5.s-- s
THURSDAY next, the 9th inst, having been set apart
by city authorities ay public Thanksgiving and
prayer, this bank will be closed upon tIatday.
Persons having payments to make etc., will please call
III rows e s"e'as' S. BRADY, Cashier e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24
rhe Rusao-Turkish AIphabet


Iyaa Aberdeen, great in his wayi
lie BeskR, renowne lfor its bayj
q % CIoistantlnople, name that is longI
ID Is the Dardnnelles, fortified strongt
stands for England, whoAen uP feeti
Il stands for France, wlO DID follow ea siftej
G is GorschakoH. Russian r. Al.i
II ia the HospUdb Ist 6yVhO would be thom3) ~ IS
/ stands for 1slan--the Turks by itswearj
] is for Jassy-the Russ avs arc there;
X is KainaTdf, tile treaty olnmedi
L Is Louis Napoleon, the Emperor hme0i
was n Menschiltoh, Quarrel spnc man
lisa NesseIrodeS (hatcs tho MYany) II
o stands for Olmu iwhe re lumbus takes stock;
is for PalmeIston, lucky old cocki
IS the Quandary the city g0tini
is Russell, shnrt!stHtuIed and thini
y is the sultan, lighting the CEari IL
stands for FdrkGs, inhdt ientl Inr war;
IS Ultimatum, which Menscikon YtOtettt
, w Is Vierina, the city oil ltotst 4
& 4 w IL Wallach 10; * Y, NOTHING arcs
,7ynzZ sis Zauy whots frightened ut war,
horizontal Musings ofsa hoafer.
Leaves have their timr tn fai
- "a And so likewise laye u; rs. 11sasat "a,
x" Tie TeosontoO's The sane--t all isTr
$3.50 Cones Of our getting DRY,f ~
pI3uthere's the difference ,tSviSt leaves and me.
falls moro llRrder'and more frcquentlee. =s-@
=
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24
n. BROWN s
-ESSENGE+ or ,JA.NJAJr,A- i,rN,,

Professor Alex. C. Barry's TricopS:s
or SIedicated Compound. FOR bcauiIying. crII,f.
ing, restoring, a Strengthening the hair relif ri
OF tie skin, curing rheumatic pains, and bealiSss
wounds. Bounded by no geographical lines. if' %
tion OF Barry'sN tricOph6rols pervades he IiTo,
sales of the article oflate years have increased in
that almost exceeds belief Professor Barry. so,t
full examination of his sales book, finds that liz n
bottles delivered 10 order in quantities Olrom b.i
upwards during the year 1882, sSitsin tIiss
600. EE8 r. 9 \. ( 4 +
1t unnecessary to present at length the eyI.p,,
wonderful properties oEthe trieOpLerOus wheE tss
have furnished such nm endorsement as Ills Tb y
ness the art Gle, and tho explanations iyea Of rs
icaI action upon tile hair, the scalp, aud In an
rerficinl rrilqtion, first III. s.D
OF the people This was all thai The inventor IeiISS
cry botteadvertisea itsnif The effects otthe fuj ~
ell expectation. 1t acted like charm. Tiels @
not be without it. Country dealers in every teco ~
United States found they must have it, ana hus s,t
up wholesale trade OF extent hitherto uaLe,8 a
articles ofthis kind. Tile highest point I
yet been reached, and it is believed The sales III
win be million and half OF bottles.
Depot and mandatory, No 15T Broadway, New Y.
Retail price, twenty-five cents large bottle.
Liberal discOunl, to purchasers by the quantity Ssg
oil the principal druggists thTougholtthe UnedS,s,
Canada, Mexico, West Indies, Great Britain Prsgc,
by J. IL. Patterson, Wheeling, Va. Junei4dtw@Es
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

rJ-In consequence OF the defalcution of the
Cashier of the Sisters of Charity in Mexico. they
have been rendered bankrupt, leaving debts which,
the 7'rait d. UniOn says amounts to many hundred
thousand dollars. Y 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24
John G. HKFTLY
Just Arrived.

Marshall and Ohio Turnpike Company;
NHE tolls are now charged as heretofore this road
and it is the earnest desire othe Director that all PEI
will attend promptly TO iaying tolls, as t
road for winter use and it is OF 10 sila'
this necessary be put in the hest ~
pair for the public accommodation lPitont t0tls "a"
cannot Be done. ,,rr,,,. s.,,r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

SO, 900 Bushels Wheat Wanted!
TIA WING madC arrangements with a. Baltimore L
to purchase wheat lorihis account, We are ped
10 pay the highest cash price iorany quantity that
err Sacks furnished tor all wheat purchased
aue29I -,a;ii7F = ~ 81 nJNO. -R!.AIIILER G.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

GJMrs. Ruth Emerson, mother or the diEtin-
guisbed writer and poet, Ralph Waldo Emerson,
and widow Of the Rev. William Emerson, pastor
Of the-Fifst Church in Boston, from 1899 TO ISL
died at Concord, Mass, the 16lh Instant, in the
s4h year Of her age, 7I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

.oTaE BALrrnoaE AND PoroMAc RA.LRoiD.---The
Marlborough Gazette says that this road, designed
10 connect Baltimore with the Potomac opposite
the mouth of Acquia Creek, has not been nban-
doiled, but will undoubtedly be built. 1t further
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

- y = Now or N eVeFI ~
chance Tor bargainsii Tobacco, as :havedetefs
at greatly reduced prices.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24
z ,Cheap cash Store.

THE subscriber is Just receiving his Second STOCK
fall and winter Goods. consisting OF all qualities a.
styles of Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods, which Re on
and win sell, lower than other house in the si'y f.,
ward; English Mernos from 90 ceuts 10 CO cts per yard
50n Long Shaws from So to SlS best qualities ana
other kinds and qualities in proportion, LOO patterns
vet Ribbons, ali styles; plain and scooped Flounensst
styles and qualitics-
ma favor me with call can have their wants suppts
at No I65 Main treet Wheeling Va. And lsrespecuu
invite all who may notice this advertisement TO call ~
examine my cheap stock, ard the utmost attention shan
saG oets ae 'tss John G. HKETLY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

woRK-There is perennial nobleness, and
even sacredness, in work. Were he ever SO be-
nighted fOIgetful of his high calling, there is al
ways hope in man that actually and earnt silly
works. in idleness alone is there perpetual despair.
Doubt, desire, sorrow. IemoTSe, Indignation, de-
spair iiselE-all these, like hell dogs, lie beleagu
erng the soul of the poor day-worker as Of every
man: but he bends himself with free yalour against
his task, and oil these are stilled-al these shrink
murmurns far off into tleir caves.-d Thomas Car
lyLe. @
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24
10 CoSntrv Merohants.

To Country MefcnaHIs. ~,
HATS RAN D g A Fls-W Ho IL ga is T.;
NKF areno receiving our Faliand S.G'S n y.
w Hats and Caps wiiOIlwilI be- we lee ron T
Merchants who design purchasing East ave
invited Id sail and exaTneuur stock, for we arc
thenrices 70 iuy as low 5sin tie Baltimore market
-, . " no =. ~ y 800, Wheeling. Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

PpES-13O 5bls Green ppos for sale lnlbts to suit
nOya4 4..5A i 80 Main st. Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

Al DWELLING on Fifth street. suitable fora large fam.
~ lily and in good repair, WILL be rented from Tho first OF
Dccember the first OF April with the OF next
year ENQUIRE or DoNLoNt & MAXWELL, y 4
nnv24iE = -. -. No 8 Monroe st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24
Do Yoas remainder the Old Corner

"a > 9FABL7 AND WINTER, q q -
Having be surpassed, he wllneketP
to oraerdt the shortest notice. best manner, and la
test style He hand alarge variety OF Ready
Made Ctotiig, together with general assortment OF
shirts, collars cTayats gloSss nder
Shirts drawers stockings and in shortev6ry article
CessaTy agentleman's wardrobe He would to one
and along an ind fol-. yourselves. sep7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24
Capital 81, 81, 036:5l

The Trustees have declared div idend OfhirIy-
Five per the net earned Premiums the past
year, payable Scrip and after the second Monday in
May next a..,,s..-..i
certihea 1859 tho rate OF cent
and after Monday tho 9th OF May next and
that tile outstanding certificates or profits for the year
1851 per OF the outstanding certificates the
year 1882 paid ote holders thereof, teir legal
the certificates be and cancelled to The extent
OF payment. X
Wv. HUTcHINs, Secretary. u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24
SMlTH r. ATKN

THOMAS Hughes {
AS returned rom the Eastern cities wifi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27


tss7nph dpstc from Charleston dated May p received by ~
wood Waller Es9 Of the Board o lnderwriers 'tle
th the bark Oveanu of Portland before reported ashore on A
rsr Reef in Declared and hove ont ard was ouud
irdv injured The captain 20 take passage Ia the steamer io
(sincs arivedin ChaTeEtouD ,
Tpr sur arAA Bath ashore the h May twhre not
stated aud aergad eeedto New-l ORR Tue
rlrfirr rvara AID expenses amounted about 5000.
1fT BtRE DTIswARE, White. from Rio de Jauero for NeOr
Pensnbuco the 4h April distress diu-sted aud
PEx M,sn. A.f reported Honolulu had been
sold aucf'cn rror ~ 18th ult- for SOD ,..
WPIFsmP Luce in Eong % rom Tahiti Feb g.
buoy AID took on nj her
eotts ship then stood the wind but I'll on Il the mouth OF
io sHorS with a tst9ms OF chrn one
ether hu' the ship struck her stern on ne
about mesps ana then rolled and sek heavy
via eslp end IN baud her or bu, eoud keep her
th pumps; be the what where she av Ign
Feb f 4 The captain making every exeron 10 toll he
o o. he vessel aud
m raIc PHavToN Tuloek Wilmington c, from Bristol
experienced heavy the ssak and
TTNSsFE Portland 2t I'm Cadena picked On 18th
TO- "a round painted White There weEs
o. pars floating Of which was roya m ~ no
stsched.
scHr W,vr Is Ne reported Ashore Long Island
uiea Fire Island light sh- lay hmtasde TIE beach,
beading ard the making eonpce breach her
Sh- insured the Gloucester Marine lnsrrncs ohce for S&5
1HE NANTUcKEr NQt1RFR schr Magnet beker OF Haf
vich going Srndy Point Fsrbor 'h % ashore. An
anchor the boat ana taken out % wndwad 70 haye her
oil fuf The iCaf gunk ard one man drowned"
HoWSE. formerly under American coor the
which mtsslcd ahout Gnd half
C.oe poeu WHOM hey conveying to san Frci
af loved m China ~ The Pfmyin Islands i now owned BY
a rartn rrt fard hat pce the h Jalalry
lat for Singapore. under tle OF Homer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27
SnCSen, &c.

April D Of Cape De lnis I'm Boston Cor M4rslei
D. q. "a Cap Horn ship sh akaHd I'm Ns~ToEk
(ort - ior Son Francisco.
May ~ of rorugas ship Falcon Wade I'm Liverpool o
kev-lort
Feb about go miles s. q Rio Jaaeo ship yaniia, In. Ne~
fork go ds for san Fr.DcscO.
Nly q. 1t q J.. len 20 q ship Nslomak Rich fia NwO
or HavIe bark Zd0n ThaioW I'm Csrdeuas for New
lork.
Feb Co. a. Il s. lon 8 sp crone Tueker Che ia NswYoIk
De. u oT san Efauc
March af. 81 slip John Stuart; Feu!s fla NesY0rS
Dee. H. 9 San = aucisco.
March - the Sir John Franklin. (Br) fn COquu
b. tor Boston.
March let % e s lou 20 IS ship Tornsdo Mumor f New
YoTk Jan. H. q San Francisco
Msh ~ a Ppm lon 70 H. ship Akbar of Bo-ton Gibbs fn
New. ofk Fsh q. Tor Arstrala
Am q si n g. lon. 10 50 b. seh Nimrod Iyeus I'm Bristol
Eng lor SeW-York
April . ai Is 80 Ion = H. sip Oxford sIno; fn Glasgow for
New NOk.
May H. 40 miles west Of D. H. Shot Keys big W Bunskerhof
PhiIook I'm Ttinilsd or NeS York.
Mey Of Cane Hsfess ls DIDO fn NeNlO for Jsfsony IT,
Nocre orls Straits bark y. II Noe, Poresird l Ne"
Ofafs Coz Genoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27

ALHANY Nsy rssula the Operatives
CHECKED ~ The irceeut estheE W8EaT
Trces 61m; l5fo h-sh. CON- uscfiye
loco lash $50 idc ir mixed eu- 90 bush BaRLEY
olaE tsrds t6c 10 tw0rcwsd Nn OATS dul al sc
ss'fs . ol0 tush Prison NlsEy 2-ic.
BUFr.Io Nav N-Rsceigts vss.erily FL1UR 10 Dos
WHTar .ooso t1sh oars lso'c kh Tee acl-n-1ry
wtahsr hss ehecses iunsss To-Day FLorR sslu
WHEAT izc- ard CoES Ice.
CHARiTsroS Nav CORES sass tdly 90 bsea g, grces
rsrara fro "a SdfC4c The liirkef q shatc Lf-hc-.
NEWOsLEaNs MAY SCORES ta iee1 il bisL demand since
Re The I'D
advance &C. Sict rd qu1'ed g. ieQotc god
fiidrg ud4iic TIE receipts decreasing tOitT
count 10 tales E-aius- 90 FEEIGHr o Lrro
s-s rsuts benz ousd g. Mas PoEg ia.f lse
lsrO ~ a a. 4 tclsy e. sifGS.4 Sd
NAY M-CoTsoN la t~fl GctVe tl ror TIE fsiss sre1
rfscfrs eco hss ttralre reaep-5u u -
Fu-fra' ueyrs Strcl Aliiiln- cug.lc O. l0.c-
IhS toiorifs o1l rrt,e cors2 deuf I'D VS. try,sd
&c Liverroo "a b iilx IS ~ Cluri iss; evening.
Or Nay .IhtEe ccrEcE-ab.e
COTIoS ustet Cvis % -lyc-se vlathfr az ire cs1Ft
sales cdsy Reached ffo iles prizes e the ce showing -r a.
CT e.
May S-CorfoS las been 10 tax De- md .1i.v
lses Feaelir $50 bzles e 1rli pEi-es-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27
NXhnIer..

Ar Bedford 7h bar. Beyi- sn Ind o,esn Sc h.
tiseoi Psss NIB sl - 50 ~ g eqse sgie Jan . OF
Wn1Sn,: cs,bsrw % hsn wespo- so 81 Elisha as5a BIS
An At s. Heers Apni CouneIia Devo So 'p, 90 VI
Gre nport % s- Vi. Charlotte. H.. ~ sp lh n
81 h y B. slss, rom Bsre,a7 rsber y
Se spose Ny u 49, 3, y y ~ S1 y D sosPSss. q gao
Gsii SIssE. Ps-uiI o, md ~ y } l. d. DO. a..
he eorsefrd rePrt q tar syn q p'ei H
Gaze G--ro-f rs M " - D.uaniet FaIs-ea ess liza
Cas D. F.arders Ma, spo ~ So eo~h Feh Ai s25i
Jon u ? Coreia Devol N.B, 81 ~, 20 WI and ~. 20 No
2irh a 2 20 In @ Z tE Pioneer 5eoc o esarort s. -;
saIk Sts NisAo shser go sp GO u 18th l' p n ioa
AZ q New lea5ea %, a An Bo.r. soil Psie osss1
n @ So ~. o. S' g L. p , -. o. tiso o. i y y.
~ "a Or Gsosi--s BudsustoH Ns--Tors to sos
AT 7'e I'd ssii Eiaa,a souh sset,ad last reported
feF rses l frn lst oess r. bark s,r.h M.,he- Of Nat
tsott csel 80 = Ia 4 on > reports hsS with IS
Oh 81, F-..eeo Agrl 2 .hs S.- Aass valias 10.
sseI,Nsy n p . z, Dr. 2 ST. SCR 5t'aasry Fhe- Of ard
ist 80 Sd rd III. h-r Iowa - Faaveal Mera'hsa A.
-. i 8. A' 500. as. 3 &. 20 COT y g'as c l.
Ar e5 Shepheld warout P.r5c Ocean fn (ct
H,rl len Dec. D. ~ bone. wth ~ 81 - VII
is.sT n cs Tabe Of ta-k JOIN A raser of Nsu Beefr
re . 80 80 , y. y rs " e. ~ sla, sA2
s. hr, tie hi1E thrown aer ends lad eossrea ed
tlI- LaV t0 rhtoE b. les 0sug ios-E tagi.s.
sifb M az c,llel The aols crrrd with tackles a1d
l1f RE gse sudden tt they only had time
= - Car Iaie- ads have been haiti
rrtvc-s bur e-relencet
this; ard sod bark performed her cuty wel which places
her Atom he hesf Of 81 os. Our oss
s eFe q q Vla1s AID Il lev days Ve shall asAa be IL
"rrttv sCld cn.-r"
er C.pt Gdirer Ct ship syph o. Faraveu rspSr.s
W Nay WITH 80 1urapbaek OIL
Ioushes ILtin Jan en Wssa=,oa, EiE.ds y B. 20
tts 4h. Tytse Bs-eE stor Go Pacific. Pease Fsrayra
l.loo Dc; Feb. H. hiIy. Bsyiies. FdgaTfOvu. 10 20,
Spokes-Nsy LAT 50 s oa - ~ brg Ls9ailss Of Wesport
witi 81 bis 30.
10 DATE "a Cape Ho-a ship Hector. q n B.
Msrrh Ia p "a s cn Il n brg Chsroe Of Sagsrbor with
81 btB. oil.
March - rs. z sarAh N.Jhsr slsstuposs.s with
IS sp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27
Nrarhel.. c.srrrLl1 RE,o.Il0 81 Tns y. Y TsL1gss

ASHES The market or Pearls Sales ~ IS ll. Pos are
talafle e. e 8li -.
COITON-Tic sales to-day are uaprecclrfe 70 quantity l this
mafkcf reaching 1900 bae1 Piles ore A. beticr
FtoiR AND MFAI-Tb.re = hetfrr demand Western aud
and Rave improved The inquiry n mani pec
iafe Wos:en and not &c NOR aJtz Tor
txpofi ard tie Eas The ecr Grades he'd more a at 10 ef
Csudfn iF quiet but slfy Scs OF 10 as 1904 fi n
q a. Tie WcsteTn Canal 2T0o bb a. 81 'd 81
straight S'sfe - 50t 8li tor m Sed % fancy Nc
irn ard Indiana and GOOD Ono SJ'leu foi y rll
Sltf bis = g. G7l $ ~ for common % GOOD stsh ~ Alex
endns Baltimore aud Geoeowu I'D - OF 81 IT isney btndf
RYE FouT quiet o. - bass ~ ioI tne Corn Me s.cal-
GRkTNr notcea 81 demand Wheat "a and With
horl arrivals puces shade frms a. the e The u De-
uand active. Prime Geves-e wanted sud .rce Inc
lush red Wosh 81 c. 3ooo u mixed Ohio = II ~ ssd
$50 tush Iriue Wlie Conal a. 81 T. kYe very cifce W.
lush D. 10 auive 81. Bar Is scare ana o1iaa az 20
plenty ard dull = O. 7c 'F Jersey sni
atduseited q n zoo bush 90 a. for Unsnd 80 Ne
Souheru Mixed O4d6lc Cor do. VIII 6bdac o., Neae
southern Yellow and Rouad yellow
WHiSkIliif market o. La1dy 40 tim 80 Dot ac'ef f SUP
piy rf
a1cic for Prison ard - hhdr Drndre e -1c. time.
rRONiSiON>Our PORK rlarkef less eciFe and lrs oi re
demand for l-lre delivery sn
sales tb Mes August ard Serte1er deyfry t g.
today go btls g. lots So Tor Prime and s' sc W
Mes. ard 81 Tor Clear Beef very caei ne s1ng{ D so'
Of go hbls g Sc sio fo- Country Mes ~ 81
s2 Sc or and Repacted Cllso ,nd $50 = ~ i
Prime suiat e's0 80 Bee Has
are Teiy and hcs,y s2alL Cu Mei, are steady bat qis
Dry ard Ieted Hans Lar plenty snt suis 1uA a. .-a5
Sale hlie sui 80 1ic Butter Offered ireeF s s
selling a. g isc - Ohio, ard iec Tor Ne" >taie 'h7'
IRoNA GOD dard f- Scotch Ps vih ofsc 81 s's
BGy-At eref supply A. market sd ir demand s Of 40 ia-
River % q G9fc.
LFAD-Ihe market beife sap a md ns have d'wuwafd
endercy Gaicua hld ai 8 and Spa-s - = % 81 .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27

BaHE j. steedv a. Us y TN fer Ouerc-a. CorroS a hs
Win frnnes tut he demand j. Inn ed There 1a bl
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DTED.

FRRrnAN-ln h city Thursday eyenins May ~ psniel A.
can o I.ts C. aDd A. Fireman, aged II years anal nouth
I,ntvts fen5 the hy respectfully invd 20 NJ
sss funeral At residence his father No i7s lsv on Saturday
the Uth inst- atSf NJ A. 80, -. - -.
pFkkIKs- Kineon. jamaica the 18Th inst o. Fever,
Chas Perkins Of Dover N H. AGED 81 years hte OF
aud formerly resident OF NeS-Otean
fg aud New Gri shre papcs please copy -
On morning. NAV p, OF Group Henry Gay We
chez rhnd Of Dr. James A. and Matilda " Reed SSea years
nnaufe and DAYS . - a. An ,-i..a a.
str-nd ahe funeral cmng O'clock the 18th tns ton
40 s SJsV viii be taken to Newkoehee tE inter
Ihe eSens Of the oh OF ehross psunE y the
ssh wear Of usage Joha Roberts Of the hr OF Roberts "hsAs
friends q the emiy are ieSPesvey a,sa 70
"A his the Welsh Congressional Church an llN
n.sr Stsy this Friday AZ l oolock, L. d.
~ Cincinnati paper please cory.
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The following Is a comparative stte"eni ., %
and expenditures on the YORK ana 0un ia.
- ,t rs, fur month. Of the years 1852 AID lss3'
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ssoek Bossd todsy, but generally firm market AZ ne
Secsnd Beard this frmness was mere msns anu = ~
~. .,n0 av.ip 1900 or 1000 shares having been sold,
sa..,,s a. 70, q further Improvement According to
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sale. al stocks at PhIindeIphia....",

..f xn,yS 400 Philadelphia and Trenton knsose go -
hi.h ~ 20 sl; 5000 Read BosdN & 81 Sss %. ~ ~
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