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ST GEoRGE's (Bermuda) AugS
Arived-July 2s, bark Symmetry. Robinson. NYork;
Aug Q briggs Tornado (Br), Mccarthy, Baltimore; Sd,
Swan, Morrow NYork.
Cleared At Hamilton July 90 Blsslow, Whittier,
Turks Islands.
Bark II%a Nobre from Philadelphia for St Kits pass.
ed theee islards on LIST inst
:, Spoken BY plotooa. from this (no date), brig
out
The brig Spray with the English and Halifax mails
has rot aIrived.-out II days from halifax.
The WEATHER is very hot thermometer at 81 and Sc in
the shade, and at some places in the sun loo to 100
EDCAR10wH, Ang IT.
Aivsd-Schrs Pizarro, Long Philadso hia for Boston;
Day NYOrk for Rockland: Ceussde Riddei Nantucket.
Sid schr Virginia, Bennett, Baltimore.
1sih--Sid schrs Pizaro Almira Ann, Eliza Jane, Geo
Jones. Rival az others unknown bound E.
In poytU steamer Bib incorrectly reported as the
Ccrwin In my last. Wind SSW.
PHnADEIpHA, Aug l9-4PM
Ariyed-Ship Roger Stewart. (Brl Monies, London
derry; briggs Pocon0cket Haskell Picou Ms; Montague
Durbsm NBedfosd: Harriet Hazeton PiovideDee; Anna
Hardy NBedford Helen Maria. Pear.e Providence
Sarah Nash Rackran NBedford; Isoa Park, Por land
Amanda Rose. Boston: Houlton, Graves. do: Evira,
Brown. NYork; scbrs Antelope, Worm Kennebuok;
Erie Grover Stamford Rasanna Rose Coombs, Maven;
BrsndywiDe, Turner. NYork; Sam Cashier Cullen Bos-
ton;W Dresden, Dodge, DO: S Mershon, Spragg do:
Holmes, Rice do; John Beatty westcott Maiden, n
\; Adelaide, Jameson, Vinalhaven Heaion, Terry,
Haven.
O.eared-steamship City of Glasgow, wylie, Liver.
pcol; bark Mary Dale, Marsbman, Antigua; briggs B
Yong Wooster, Calais: Ohio, Hatcb Salem; AonaSsn
Bardy Newburyport Civilian, Webbsf, Boston; Or,us
Reed Reed NBedfo,d; Ezira, Brown, Csrdsn.s; Palmer;
McGlatheIy, Boston; Amanda. Bose, do; schrs II ]
Mercer, Robinson Boston; N Sewell, Loud Bangor; S
Castrer, Cnen Gloucester; Albion, Eaton. Boston,
Merrhop spIasg Dc: " Holmes, Rice Providence; In
mopd Tobias Hand, Charleston; steamer Dsla ware,
Sandford NYark.
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From the Piaias-Indian Fight.


Through the politeness of DR.. Dunn, just returned
nom the Plains, We are put ia possession OF the fo
lowing interesting news =
Parties of Sacs and Iowas went cut on hunting
west Of the Big Blue; met Pawnees on the Republi.
can Fork-making party of about 600 or 700 alto
gether. This party met another party Of Sacs and
P0ttawattamies, who had been out hunting and were
on their return. This party had scared the buffalo
from the usual hunting ground making it necessary
for the last party to 60 farther west when falling n
with party of Ottoes and P0ttawattamies, augment
they ,n met 1 large herds Of buaio, and Killing
ber they staid there four days drying meat Start
ing from there they travelled about ten miles, when
some Of their hunters came in and informed them
that the Sioux were on their trail. They stopped to
make preparations for defence but before this could
be done about 1000 Sioux attacked them-that Is,
the Iowas and Ottoes; and finding this too warm
work for them, left these and attacked the Pawnees
who left their ground and came to that occupied by
about o'clock P. M, when the P0ttawatamles and
Sacs, who had left the party in the morning, came
on the field, and after hard battle between the
parties of the several tribes named and the Sioux
and Chiennes, the latter took to fight and were pur
sued until night. Ten Of the Sioux and Chiennes
were left dead upon the ield number more were
killed and wounded, but, as Is natural with Indians
when they are defeated, were carried away.
On the part Of the combined detachmeuts, one
Iowa was left dead on the field; one Ottoe was
killed; thirteen Pawnee warriors, and several women
and children were also killed. wounded, four To-
was, ten Ottoes, two Sacs four Pottawatamies, and
about twenty Pawnees. Several of the wounded
have died. The ten Sioux and Chenne warriors
found dead on the field of battle were scalped and
the conquerors celebrated their victory by the usual
Indian mode
This is the second time the smaller tribes Of the
Missouri have been victorious on the Plains within
the last few years-the first time against the Ca
manches and Chiennes.
KANSAS, Aug. IA company Of eighteen men
just arrived here across the Plains, with pack
from Sacramento City, California; which place they
left the 9Th Of June. They all reside Sbley
in this county Report emigrants getting on finely
grass and water abundant No sickness worthy of
notice on the route,
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With % passsnasrs TO Cook Smith July % lat a. 50.
ion u, spoAs bark Amanda, hence for Palsine q dan
Ship Hudson (Brsn), schillns. Bremen q days. with
i7S pss.sessrs 20 Henrines, Aullsr 4 Goslins.
go p:.,s1s.,. = ssS3,at Z s.lsh.a;
"a b All. JHii:tts Er, Nehsrd Port vsnd.ss ranc.
Big Santiago, burgess. Rio J.ssro July O. TO Kirk.
land Won ssch. Juls 10, lat 20 s. Ion 81 10 ". OK
hs. for San Faneiseo; Sane time had ssothsr euorsr
ship In ssht; Aug 10 lat SO a. Ion II 10 spoks bark
% days to Tuchsr Ughtbourns
Brig 1so. Sot seacsport Fossst Havana. 10 days, 70
Bs K,pgaioeh (Br) Anderson, Csnfussos q days, to
Rome pinwid6s. Aug Z of cape Antonio spoke bark
short Of provLon.; supplied her The 81 was bought
At Nav By n damaged condition. her keel being Of
Brig Maybe. lof portl.nd), Long. xas.n1as. 10
brs Gi.di.tor (Drl s.ltsr, Windsor, 10 days, to
Brig wanderer (Brl. Benson Windsor IA days, to
Whitney Co: Aug ls, in blow. lost jibboou.
Brig Eua (Br), Mtchie, Hillsboro NB 10 days, to PI
schr Miner. Miner, New Orleans, 10 days to Lane
Swest This % morning While beating up the lower bay
III. schr lost her bovspIit Aug II, Williams arst
schr Nebraska Washington. Mat.gclds. 80 days. to J
Brewer Co. Aug Q, of Carsyfort Rect, spoke bark
Depcy, from Cepfuegos for New York
Sshr Julia FraBcis Robinson, Newbern, NC, days.
Schr waie, Briggs. Wilmington, 8 days.
Schr Sample, Tyler, Edenton NC 4days.
6chr Locust, Brown Plymouth. NC 0 days.
scbr Poconots. Aydelad, Suffolk We 4 days.
schr Legeett, -, Virginia days
schr Thomas Martin. Dougherty. Virginia, days.
scbr shsiler Coo. Portland Ct days.
Schr Hall Ru SELL Portland CT, days.
SchI p Absl Dickinson. Portland, CT 2 days.
6chr Smith Cole Portland, Ct, 2 days
Schr GRAY, NcClesre. Portland. Ct. 2dAys.
Schr n Shaddick, Russell. Portland, Ct 2 days.
schr Buckingham. Leonard, Portland, Ct, days.
Schr Fanny Hazard. Gaines Hartford, day.
Schr Bacon Hulee, Brookhaven for Phladelphia,
Schr Panama. Smith Brookbaven, for Phladslphia
Schr Redington- Clark, Stamford, CT, 1dAy.
Schr Edad, Jarvis New Haven, day.
Schr Louisa Higgins Brown, New Haven, ! day.
schr Hotohkiss, Cobb. New Haven, l day.
Schr Almeda Bnen Hartford day.
schr Charles White Denmsn Bridgeport. day.
Schr Frances HAlet Gardiner Kingston for Mystic.
schr Grin Cowl, Miller, Kingston for Boston.
Schr Ophir. Booker Kingston for Boston.
Schr Pavilion -. ROpdout for Boston.
Schr Kjdder l. Co, Smith, Bondout for Boston.
ScoD Emily, Grape, New Bedford, 2 days.
Ship Judith Turo (of New Orleans). Lewis with pas
Big wihemina (Brsm), hlder from Bremen. June "a,
With passengers.
SAILED.
Ship Southern Cross (clppsr), San Francisco banks
Homer Phi'adephis; Maria Morton, Charleston London
(Br). Quebec Adonia
Wind during the day, North.
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Our Unbgaage Correspondence
ELBRIDGH, August II, 1868.

Am0ther Railroad Accident.
have just left the scene Of the railroad accident
on the Rochester and Syracuse direct road, near
Warmers settlement, twelve miles west Of Syracuse
The express train going west, drawn by the loco
motive John Wilkinson, broke the axle of her bag
gage car, while going at the rate of forty miles an
hour The baggage car was thrown across the track,
showed several rods, and finally turned over: The
tender and baggage car are literally smashed. and
The track was torn up for several rods No serious
injury to any one Of the passengers or men.
The train West was delayed from to IL A. M,
and passengers East from 81 to ii A. M. H.
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ARREST OF THE CONDUCTOR on THE PROVIDENCE
AND WORCESTER RAILROAD Frederick w. Put
nam, the conductor on the down train from Tx
bridge at the time Of the late disaster was arrest
ed in Providence the 18th inst for manslaughter,
on the complaint Of George L. Dana, Esq, coroner.
He required to give bonds in the of $40 900
for his appearance at the Court Of Magistrates Mr..
Taft, the President of the road refused to 60 his
surety and Mr.. w. w. Updike promptly offered to
become his bail for the whole amount.
YELLOW FEVER on THE MIssIssIPPI-The boat
which arrived last evening brought up the remains
the second day after leaving port Nine other leats
from the same disease occurred on board during the
trip. There was but one death in the oabin-the
others were among the crew and deck passengers.
Three or four Of the crew died very suddeny-St.
Louis Meas, dug. q.
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TelegraphIc Marine Reports.

BosrOr. Aug 10
Arrived-ships North America and Iapand Liverpool;
beIks Chas Brewer, Newcastle, L: Neptune G onstadt
Marion, Turks Islands; brgs Cushing Forest State
and Calcutta Pbladelphia; schrs w Pckerieg L1rkin
Waterman, ard Hartford. do: Oregon, Washington G.
Lucy Amer Richmond Geo J Jones' Governor Romeo,
Nancy Bishop, John. Cummings, Philadelphia Thos
Ellis, NYork
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Memoranda.
Bark Comet 536 tons year old sold by auction
ct Boston, on Wednesday, for SIS. 500 cash.
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rBY SANDY HOOK PR,N11ro TuzoRA,uI

he HIGHLANDS, August 10 SHUTDOWN.
clipper ship passing the bar, bound oat Four ships
one bark and three briggs IN the ong bound inno sig
mails.
Wind Light from NV. Weather clear
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Palermo june TO- Gid schrs G.ecap. Richardson, Jack
sorvile; X Randall. Baker Phi!ad.iphia Alert, H.u.
do; Iaabella Arbecam. NYork. Nothing called Ships
Timoeon and Henry remain in the Roads.
BANGOR-Arr Aug 10, brig Abnsr Tayl3r, Smith,
hence; schrs Clarendon, and Lsnson Dean, do.
BAIH-Arr Aug 10 schrs Oregon, lie wis, Philadelphia
18th, BsDj FRANKLIN, Loud, bali,nore Meridian and
BI1sVoI---,Ar, Aug II sehr Invoice. Glover Phna-
CHARIEsT0N--Arr Aug TO- brig Lancet, B,aisden NJ.
t.nzas. Sid briggs Commerce. Burrel, Point Pc re- Quad
CAIAIs-Ud August 10. brig Holt, Dolliver. Bald
schrs Homer Leland, Philadelphia Allegan stah
n.%n %ay sSd sbrs S sYG
Philadelphia: Pioneer. Baker, hence
FALL RlyER-Arr Aug 10, .chr Stag, Townsend, VIZ
gipia: 18th .loop JAS Gcrharn. hence.
Sid 1l,h, .chr Nelrose, Philadelphia.
and VaIa Theresa croxe Boston Mia jane sns
East port 10TH Marietta Burr. Ncxsrson. Boston.
HARTFoRb- SD Aug ls, .ch.. Caleb Wright, Galnhan
lUBgC-A Arr Aug 10, schrs Mary Case Wilson, hencs
18th. Robert Foliett, Cousins do. Sid 10th schrs
Ronp, Mayo, NYork; 1lth, Columbia, Ramsdel. and
hACnIasroRTns1S August 3, scsr, VIM Pope Ingalls,
for NYork; 18th. Daniel WIletts Albany 10. ProSi.
depce: Agawan, her CO for wareham
NAN ,UCKET-sld Aug II. sloop Triumph NYork.
Sid schr Kossu.h, NYork.
NEW HAvEN-Arr Aug H, schr Isaac Merritt, Albany
Me; schr Mary Crockett Crockst, Rocklsnd
PHILADEIpHIA-Arr Aug 1S. steamer Dsla yare Sand
ford hence brig EuRcns Reed Reed salem Ychrs I,ss
sabeas, Fuller, and Wethere Foster Boston 4 IA.
lock. Hoyt, rrov dence; Henrietta, Baker, NB.dford
Louisa, Bellows, and Friend Hallett hence Petite Lizzie
MFpIspd, Calais. '
Pf0yIDEH CE-Arr Aug 10, schrs Flizebeth CroveI
Briggs, Elizabeth City NC; Hazard Burdics E,nd,ut
for Pa ucket; sloop VIM Bowen Halocs heocs Jsth
propeller 0sceGa, Manchester. do .chrs Suffolk wood
worth. Suffolk Va Mall Crowcl pbadelobia via
Fan River; Daniel Wileta, Smith Albany Sid nth
scnrs Washington, Morris, Suffolk Va; lydia Gibbs
Gibbs Baltimore; Enterprise Pepdcton Pniladsluhta
Wo1 coster Rhodes do Samuel Hall CeodapieI NYork
18th, fchrs Wn II Dennis Hesitt Alexandria. Jane.
Samuel, Walters, Philadelphia; Aun Maria, Pninoey
Albany; sleeps Providence, Brown and America Hull
A. anchor at Dntch Island lSh schrs y z Sharp from
evidence for Alexandria: WaAhington do for Suffolk
Va Jeroeran do for do Worcester Fidela Enterprise
ard udd do for Phspe pha and about IL Other fore
and aft schrs from up the bay bound out. Wind sW,
and rough
IOkfLAND-Ar Ang II, brig Com Stewart Bishop
Philadelphia schrs Zezeker baisden, Chopank river Nd
for Eieepert Spring Bud, Spear Rockland for NYork
Cid bark Helen Warren. Dfinkwatcr, Cuba. Sid schr
Thompson Grant Ycomic0 river, Va.
PENsACoLA-An prev to Aug IL, bark Roderick Dhu,
smith Navy Bay.
RICHMOND-sld Aug II, bark Overman, Rio.
sAyANEAH-Arr Aug 10. steamship Augusta. LYON
hence bris Helen Ryder Ryder, Boston.
wlLhINdTON. NC-Arr Aug 10, brig China Holmes
Rockport, No. CID 10th, brig Albert Adams, SNOW Boz
ton
WNKP2ep-HA Ays ls sloop Hopa. Myers
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THREE OR FOUR SINGLE GENTIEnES CAN m
accommodated WITH bresk!ss and tea ard hle
!Hdgp q =, lcN broeeway, lsswsea 2vslty un1 end
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By the National Line.
rELtRAPHEp FOR THE DAILY1NrKLLlGE NcEs
CONGRESSIONAL.

t,r4 WASHINGTON, Feb. "a.
SiATE.-The Army bill was taken up, and Mr..
Che moved an amendment appropnnting $780,
000or survey of the best route for Rail Road
10 t. Pacific.
\. Hunter opposed this species of legislation,
i'll .taching to appropriation bills, disputed and
converted propositions.
+. Butler took the same ground, and protrac-
tedebate ensued.
fter a brief Executive Session, the Senate adj
joined without doing any business.
ousE.-Senate bill regulating the terms of the
U Court for Iowa, passed.
The bill establishing reciprocal trade in the Brit
isNorth American Provinces, was taken up.
III Stewart moved the previous question. Mo-
in to lay on the table negatived, 63 to II. De-
md for previous question seconded, preceding
Vich, the House went into Committee of the
Mole. e.
The Indian appropriation bill with amendments,
opted, giving $4,000 for appropriations 10 ex-
| lguish Indian titles to land in Nebraska.
Mr.. Gentry offered an amendment, Furnishing
ny person who shall receive as an employee, less
an allowedby law, and give voucher for full
nonnt, wish fine and Imprisonment. Mr.. Gentry
\ his remarks alluded TO a case of the kind, as
Eaving occurred in the Interior Department, which
he Secretary refused 10 redress; debate ensued, in
Fhich the Secretary's contract was denounced.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
no Country NIerchants.
Wholesale Boots and Shoes

wholesale BOGUS ana SnoeS.
7T,cIALLENS &, KNOX, have commenced receiving
vi their 81 ring tmcnt OF lioots Shoes
ad Palm Hats When completed they dc hot Lestate T.
ST. tEat il will be the largest and best offered in
It's market -. H.. -, 4
TO country merchants their way East especially an
yita;ion is extended CALI being felt, that
ron they will find it to their advantage to
Ilrchasc here, instead OF the Eastern markets, .
THAI E the patronai heretofore extended to them
hey solicit continuance 9th same. -. ...a,.-r
eh0 MbCLALLEN q kNOA.
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3 Tag P.rrszUaGu IioX MARxEr--From the
Pi,,5prsh American of the 22d, We take the re-
view Of the Iron market Of that city
4 Phi. MeiL,-The sales since our last weekly re-
,o,, are 200 Tors of Centre III. RI hot blaSt-a
H. article at s45, mos. 200 Tons mixed II.
a b. b. ats42, G mos, already reported. We have
besides sale of 200 Tons No Allegheny (Speers)
/, $40, 6 mes, 10 arriye-and about 95 Tons oil
Duucans (Fayette Co., Pal at 1880 cash. We
ave no sales OF cold Hanging Rock.
We find very considerable contracts entered into
Sor Anthracite Iron at various terms-Some at S4u'
A mos, deliye1ed-others at s29, $50, s31 and s32
a. .be works, the freight costing an average OF So
Much of this is Red Short and well adapted to
many purposes OF our mills. particularly for nails
The introduction Of which will not not fail to in
suence the general market for Pig metal here
The SprIng rates Of Allegheny, however, will we
think not be under $40 with slightly increase fig
pres for the better kinds and cold H. R. from 10 to
lei per cent. above these prices depending upon
The proportion Offered.
BIo9ms-Np. Juniatla are held atsSo' but we
have no sales this week to report.
Iron and NnLs.-The sales ullyjuSuty the ao-
vance heretofore made, and equote Puddled lroI
Is firm at former rates of D for common sized bar
! nd Nails at $3.50 per key for 1Od. Juniata ba
81 cents.
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"Rurn GARxArr, OR THE LOVES OF TIE EARL OF
RocnEsrER," is the title of rather interesting
work, which has been OIL our table for some days.
Prom partial examination, it appears to be more
chaste than its title indicates. Published by De
witt & Davenport, New York. Price so cts.
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TAYLOR & GRuNpY

TAYLOR & GRUNDY
HAVE received from Europe by the latest arrivals their
IL Spring and Summer STOCK OF DRY GOODS, sui.
table the trade OF Merchant TailOrs and ClOtheIs,
purchasing in other cities Our Goods hive been
eced with great in the English and French markets.
by member OF our firm. ard the latest and most
fashionable styles, comprising in all the handsoest and
varied assortment of Goods their Glass; imported
into this city for many years We would name i'll part
WOOLENS.
Bacot's ncy black Cassimercs;
Small check Cassmeres for coats;
Super fancy cOlored cloths. of variety Of Makes
. do Bacot's and Simmons DoesktEs
Shepherds check Cassimeles.
English and French Serges, cod and black;
Satins de chimes ard grenadines;
Colored Plaid Sinchews;
Satin and silk Vestngs, in great variety;
Baratheas, FlOTentineS, &c. ... ........
ALSO-Weltings and outings white and cOored Mar
sciies plain and fancy Lnensi apaccas; red PaddlnSs;
French canvas; SiIeSias; silk twist silk warp cashmc
Teties; valencias, ustTe Chalis, linen coat Checks
Goods ha I'VE been this and will always here
selected and ordered in Europe by ourselves and
have advantages for importing unsurpassed by any
cessfly in prices with n. York other nome
ket. TAYLOR 9GRUNDY,
feb19-1mtw oiO Baltimore t. Cup stors.)
What can be got for 5000!
TIL undersigned have entered into arrangement by
which they agree furnish Kncke Magazine
Cmonthy) the Home journal Cweekly), and the Musical
CyyeekIyO subscribers tho very
moderate price of $500 for the three publications all
ders enclosing that amount to DER Willis Will he
promptly attended to- gu.-...a r.
SAMUEL HUSTON, a.......
Publisher of the Knickerbockcr,
MORRIS & WILLIS,
Publishers Of Home Journal;
DYER & WILLIS,
Publisher of Musical World & Times
25I, Broadway, N. YoRK.
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The Primary Department.
THE
Meade Collegiate Institute

WELLSBURGj VA.
THE Fail session OF this School will commence on MON.
DAY tic 18th OF SEPTEMBER, and will continue five cal
cEdar months
pupil will received less time than session.
unless by special aGcement,and when entered,
deduction will be made for absence during The session.
ofprotaCed sickness-nOr will pupil be-
permitted to withdraw. This rule is positive.
TERMS: ... ..
Daypupils,-Primary English department. 100n .
Classical and Mathematical. 1o 90
Board and Tuition per session orfve mOntls.. 10 90
Ore hainvariably in advance the remainder at the mid
tile Of the session. ....
discount of Is will be made the bills Of al
Ministers ofthe Gospel.
yeFor further Information catalogue, published by
Board of Trustees.
By order the Board,
SAM'L j. TOMPKINS, Rector
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i McCLELLAxs & Kxox.-Ths enterpriSng Shoe
finn are on hand, as usual, with large STOCK Oh
goods in their line which they oifer wholesale OF
tetai, at prices 10 suit customers. Look at their
advertisements, aud-then go look at their goods.
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UNION LrNE.--We learn by Telegraph that tn
new Steamboat David White made her trial triI
yesterday, and will leave Madison for this city to-
morrow.
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THE "PEx AND PExcrL,'' is the title Of very
excellent weekly magazine published at Cincin-
matt, at $500 year, by W. W. Warden. We
can recommend this work 10 persons fond of good
reading.
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LNJ Note.lt should be observed that quotations
gwen below are the Wholesale Prees. We state this
the bcEeft of those who may have very small orders
10 fill and who may charged small advance these
prices Generally however, both city country
lc,s can lcly purchasing from Wholesale MGR.
chal1s any quantity, the regular hoIesae rr:cs
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COMMERCIAL.
Weekly Review of the
WHEELING MARKET.
OFFICE oFrHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Notwithstanding tile unavorabeness of the weather for
outdoor of all kinds considerable activity
has been manifested in the different trade
and we compelled to make many alterations
last weeks quotations The prices given below will be
found TO be tile ruling figures in market.
We hear Of sales OF zig lnetn here Ono OF 100
IONS strictly $40 cash, at the Rock; 100
savage, at Si5 at sixmonthsi 200 Woods,
Co.. at $40, Cumberland river; and Tonnes
see here, vi 5000, on G months.
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" r ssLsr's New DRY GOODs R0OSs.-lhe

~ y SsLuY's New DRY GooDs k0oNs.-i nc
- roons CT this enterprsng House, al NO. l q
f., street, are certainly Improvements o" 'H'
md 3iu.,y rooms 50 sP: TO be se!e:'eu oy gen
:, this line of business The building
e.. of n,oder architecture and improved
'Ol' -. al, the eouveniences for showing anu
a',H' Is possessed by the best Houses III inc
Tb. most striking feature about the pElnc'-
.,,,a that impresses itself upon any one
pa s.., is the great food of light pouring IN
.hoy. sul below, enabling the buyer to exam
'O'- .,a.a,v the culots AID fnenesS oil the soous
;,,sz 10 purchase In such a toom' no man
I.ca;yed. but 9es at once that the Article
pee hin, &c Of the quality be seeks In our way
s,I:nl;rs This item OF itself, is strong recon-
$50, - If this House to public favor.
rbs Wholesale D,y Goods business oil wheel,
notwithstanding it was generally overlooked
',e ,n,nv very fl4ttering notices ofOu1 city and
r ,-.,a and commerce, recently SO generally Gu
,atsd bv the press of the country, originating 'n
'nap;oe az the baltimore and Ohio Bail Road
=. basn slowly but surely increasing in extent fol
=. ,...rs until ii has now become permanen
a SUBSTANTIAL business OF the city, OF capacity
-5,.i..t to supply the demands Of an increased
l,,ptry and city trade Aad to no other House Is
,,rcb credit due for building up and concentra'
i, this trade, as 10 that of Mr.. SELBY's.
Lis M, conviction that country Merchants II
.r.,era vitgipia AID Eastern Ohio, can do as well
.r.rrbips considered, 10 buy their goods here as
>, ia the Eastern cities We now have The
,T,e divisions of trade they have in the East, a.
l., Iron, Grocery, Queensware, Glass Shoe
either, Hat ami Cap and Dry Goods Houses am
h testify, AID they are al willing TO sell then
,,,,s IN accommodating terms to good customers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-25
FROM CINCINNATI.
NEW YORK MARKET.

Flour, 5,3la37, firm; Western wheat ,3ia35;
Corn, Yellow Ga, white 65, fair business; Pork
dull and unchanged; Beef steady; Lard unchang-
ed; Prison Whisky "a.