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WIN. kNABE II. GAEHLE. Ed. Belts.
First Premium Grand and Square
Pianos

-gg KNABE. GAEIILE & CO., manufacture
TEf Eers. Nos. a. 3, s, g. and IL, Eutaw street
Baltimore. X. G. would respectfully call public
attention to the great variety of their IRON FRAME
PIANOS constantly fniShn,. which for durability.
deicacy OF touch brilancy Of toEe they believe
not surpassed by any now manufactured. In addi-
ton to the first Premium awarded them by the Ma
ryland Institute in 1913 and S49 they have eved
the highest encomiums of the most eminent artists,
who used these instruments for their Concerts Al
OF our first class Professors and Ameteurs in .he
city, who have highly recommended them.
AI- PIANOS HIRED oc ll-lr-
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D0 YOU SUFFER WITH ANY PAM If you
A., YOU will find immediate relief by using DR.. j. 8.
Ross PAN CURER. 1t is the only preparation which
cures almost ins antly Sore Throat, Rheumatism.
from Colds Pains in the side, back limbs, Face.
E,r or TOothachp stomach or Bowels, Side Back.
sfif Neck. Bruises Corns and Chiblains. Where
ever vau have pain. the Pain Cure, safe to all
ayez Price IL >. % and so cts.
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ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
OF THE
VERNON GUARDS

'1NHE MOUNT VERNON GUARDS, of Alexandria
Il respectfully beg leave to inform their friends
and the public that they will give one of their most
fashionable BALLS on MONDAY November 2lst at
&rSp,a Hall.
The Commiteee of Arrangements pledge them.
selves that no pains expense shall be spared to
ones.
Lloyd Williams celebrated Cotillon Band has Leen
engaged for the occusion.
Tickets TWO DOLLARS: tn be had from either of
the Conimitte" OF Arrangements or ut ile door Oh
the evening of The Ball.
So supper ani refreshments furnished for both
ladies and gentlemen.
RE- Hacks will be in attendance at : O'Clock, to
convey ladies to and from the ball
Ne Invitation Cards can be procured from either
OF the Committee.
COMMITTEE OE ARRANGEMENTS,
Capt Ashby, Sergeant " Allen,
Lieut. ID Rudd, 4 SkidmOre,
Lieut. W ii Smith, c W Neale.
MANAGERS:
Col X Shay, Capt " W Rock,
Lieut. Col BfhCmas, Capt Duffey,
MaJ Plain, Capt ii Latham,
Adj Price, Capt Field
Capt Ii 1 PlumDer, Capt j Smoot,
Capt q T Wilmington, Capt Williams,
Qr. r Brockett, Surg NJ Vi Lewis.
Lieut.. X Prettyman, li-ut B Powell
Lieut. II Johnston, Lieut Swami,
Lieut. Creish, Lieut. j Mclean,
Sarg. Lane, Sers Vim Markley.
Serg Greenwood, Thos Warning
nov 9-eotb-
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N + W GOODS AN ID FASHIONS FOR
~ Gcntlem emp. j. STEER, No 4 Washing.
ton Place 7th street. respectively invites his Gus
TONERS and the public to call and his stock Of
new Goods. He confidently believes that for the
desirable qualities of elegance and cheapnefs it
not be excslled. select stock of Ready. Made Over
coats Business Coats, and Vests, such gentlemen
cannot always find, will be ready for examination
this morning.
Also, a lot Of Gentlemsn's Superior Winter Gloves
and fine Dress shirts.
nov l2-eo2W,
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AMERICAN INGENUITY. Among the
multitudinous objects in the Patent Office,
at Washington, (says an exchange and
which evince what skill can do, lis an
invention that picks up pins from a con-
fused heap, turns them all around with
their heads up, and sticks them in papers
in regular rows,-another goes through
the whole process Of cigar making, taking
in tobacco leaves, and turning out the
perfect article. One machine cuts cheese;
another scours knives and forks; another
blacks boots; another rocks the cradle
and seven or eight take in washing and
ironing. Another patent is for machine
that counts the passengers in an omnibus
and ia kes their fare. When fat man
gets in, it counts two, and charges double.
There are variety of guns that load
themselves; fish line that adjusts its
own bait rat trap that throws away
the rat, ana then bats and sets itself, and
stands in the corner for another.
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CAMERON's GENERAL AGENcY

find Insurance Office, ID foor Todd's Budding, Penn
sylrania aren,te, Washington. d. C.
fLAIMS before Congress, Claims for Bounty
~ Land and Pensions, Applications for Insurance
on Life and Property, and all business belonging to
the General Agency which may be entrusted to
attention.
MrC. has quite variety of Fine Engravngs, Books,
Periodicals, Pamphlets, Sc, SC, at the General
Agency, and is prepared TO fill orders on short no
uce and reasonable terms.
All the Daily and Weekly Papers are TO be had as
early as issued, at the General Agency. Subscr
bers supplied by carriers. aug lily
NOTICE = All persons indebted to the late
IN firm of A. Davis 4 Co., Grocery, 7th street, are
urgently requested to call on the undersigned "
make immediate settlement of their accounts, ehd
thereby prevent the dsagreesbe necessity of passing
them into other hands for coercive measures as the
business must be closed.
B.F. MORSELL, Trustee,
La. avenue, OPP. Bank Of Washington.
sep 19-eo3m.
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aE@ BALTIMORE PIAN NO.
a3S.EEF3}SS FOR Z MANDATORY. NJ

FUN Il Z M a u y FA ACTOH Z =.
NJ. J. WISE BROTHER Manufac
Y Nturers of Grand square and Boudoir
PIANOS request special attention of Female Plan.
lists to aneat, simple, and convenient method of ad.
ustng the Piano to any degree of touch (heavy
OF light the performer requires. Touch being the
principal means of playing the Piano, it should be
agreeable and equal The elasticity of the fingers
Call and see it. j. j. WISES BRO
Oc S-3m-
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lNO Il l. l. The ROUTE Of The Ereniag
Il Star in Alexandria is offered for sale For
particu ars apply to G. ii. GREEN.
nov
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BEDICINEs WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
GIVE SATISFACTION.

Philadephis Medical Society, aud graduated
= Is2o from the University of Pennsy vanis, under
,5A guisncs of the truly eminent Professors Phys
ics. Chapman, Gibson, Coke, James aud Hare,
.Ibrstad for melic1l science. Being solicited by
houssnds of his patients to put up his Preparations
r. nav Offers to the public the results of his ex-
seurs for the past thirty years the following val
pp.hI, Family Medicines, each one suited TO sps-
c.kc dissdst;
Bg j q ROsB's NERVOUS AND INvIGOI tTISG Cor
yu The greatest discovery in medical science
nj. a toni-hing preparation for raising up weak
constitution debilatei by care. labor study dIS
..s acts like q charm. 1t gives strength and appc
rte and possesses great invigorating properties.
For Heart Disease, all Nervous Affections, Flatu-
lsne, Heart Burn, Restlessuess. Numbness, Neural
ya. raising the spirits, and giving power to the
whole system, it Is almost miraculous in its effect
81 cents 8 bottle
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ms excellent Family and News JournaI-oon,sn
greater variety Of interesting reading than can
0e round In any osher-is published on Saturday.
copy. Nh CENTS per SINGLE
40 no oiTos-fNe copies for $500; Ten comics IN,
Sdrsns, eof4es' $780, Cash, invariably n
PosTMAsrERs who act as agents will b. .l,or,oa. -.
commission of twenty per cent.
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ITALIAN 1NDrSTRY.-In hardness and
management, in labor-saving contriyan.
ces, in the adaptation of means TO ends.
In economy of time and labor, these peo-
pie are lamentabl V, ludicrously deficient.
The philosopher who defined man to be
tool-mading animal did not make his OBJ
Seryation upon the Alban or Sabine hills.
Every implement and instrument which
comes to help the hand Of man is of the
rudest and most primitive kind. Their
ploughS and carts would be taken by
Yankee farmer to be the fossil remains of
all antediluvian age. 1t is the same with
domestic furniture and household utensils
Each generation receives what is handed
down from It's predecessor, and in its
turn transmits it to its successor, with
out question and without Improvement.
No man ever thinks ofcontIIving labor
saving expedient, or Of opening short
cut to any desired object Flax is spun
upon the primitive distaff. and woven by
a clumsy hand loom, very much as in the
days of the chaSte Lucretia and water
is toilsomely brought home from the
spring in copper vessels upon the heads
Of women. Graceful as is the appearance
of these moving caryatides, and sugges-
tive as the sight is of classical and orien-
tai associations, one would gladly forpgo
it, If these poor women could be relieved
by the aid of a pump or a leaden pipe.
The habit of laying aside a portion of
their earnings as provision against
rainy day, is not common, among these
careless people; and where there are no
savings banks, there is little nducement
to a peasant. who is not so unfortunate
as to own piece Of land. to take the trou-
bic, and run the risk Of investing his
small savings. They are fond of dressing
gaily, and their holiday costume, which,
however, lasts a lifetime or even longer,
is often quite expensive, and adorned with
of gold and silver, of homely
workmanship, but always of the finest
quality.-H,lLidd's Sir Months in Halg.
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TRUTH IS MIGHTY.

A Plain and Unvarnfshed at e m mt.
I'VE commend the perusal Of the extract below
w to readers. Mr.. Bull is a merchant of
high character.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-07

". have received from McMechen, No. 4,
T,.hineton Han, The Roman Traitor, or tale of
t.last days of the Roman Republic, by Herbert.
Ystuf ourTeaders are familiar with the leading
hs.nls Of the revolt headed by Calaline. and the
eddy conflict which attended it. We have on
,t,nced at the work, but if Mr.. Herbert sus-
I'm, his reputation he hasa field in the annals of
C,t,line on which he cannot fail. We are in
ayea to Mr. McMechen for part LIST of Countess
RCbaunsy by Dumas. This is SAID to be an in
.pdy interesting work, taking its subject from
n."LloOdy days of France" We have examined
,loThaekeray,s lectures on the English humor-
Il, which are highly popular, and TO many very
iazesfng'
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AOAns & Cos. ExfREas ~ AUa.r1nAliA.--A let
'et iFOn Melbourne to the Boston Traveller says:
a Yankee notion has just arrived in Melbourne
IN 'ne shape of branch of Adams & Cos: far
FAMED express. 1t has opened Offices for the
transaction of its legitimate business, and have
no doubt will meet with that patronage which en-
..ipfae and dispatch merit. It'has been favota-
Oly mentioned by the press OF this city. ItwilIbe
an excellent means Of commuEication between
,ae many, might almost say, thousands of Cali
iO'nianS, and their friends at home, ,sl So
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-07

cr,,p P.RE.--It will be seen by the advertise
u.ntin another column that the Baltimore and.
0s;o Railroad have literally rendered their charge
=, and ftom our Fair on the 14th, 18th and 10th
s.otenJer, to one-half the usual rates. This is
rbs.l on the part of the compa ny, and will offer
;,,ueementsto persons from distance 10 come
nd see. Cannot some of our Baltimore friends
,,me ont then. Iwould be fine time to make
,.ouuintances, and we should like to lave few
sfth.ir productions for exhibition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-07

We perceive the grading of Monroe street fiom
N,in to Water, has been completed under the
uu.rision of j. Amick, our industrious aud at
t.ative Street Commissioner. wehope thattLis
nav not be the last specimen of the kind, as it is
uDerior 10 anything in that line done in this city
tr some time past. Above all things we should
have good streets. and they cannot be made such
Without good paving. If Mr.. Amick continues on
sus, we will at least have the satisfaction Of
En,wiBg that what is done is well done, and ifull
The street Improvements desired in different sec
t,us Ofthe city be not Immediately completed, we
yet should all unite in having what is projected
completed in the best possible manner. The graz
ding on Monroe is eminently substantial, while it
hsmoOth and regular.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-07
ARE you SUFFERING

T1RoM rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, Difficult
Breathing @ TIC m e
iion Str Joints Cuts Bruises Poison Sores Fewer
~ cbplic Lame Hack GhiIbSins bites Of Poi4on
Gus Insects Rabid Dogs, quo cake, Ague in tho breast
coaiTaciioms OF tho Muscles cords cuts any kind
Fa@yss ee oEs s
Sores Scarlet Fever orapy similar disease you may rest
$50 a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which only removes pain al,nost ns but
pen'tra'eaE e az sfSt q fs sRTs DISEASE
Some will laugh at the idea any composition curing
odiscases hut but reflect that these
Tho proposition will seem less but
were II len times more staEe w IN @
all who used IL or witnessed tts iEagto
others unite in declaring ls name
TO THOSENYH08 THINK. sl sEss'9
Have you iever noticed tho striking similarity between
@1l aS aaq has Il to ohat
edy might be prepared which should be equally
ne which does hotnslt unle
by claiming to have found IN some Sgs IKE
6SgsraiNu being mild and simple nits acton
Ercdchtng the most hidden Shows of man or
ana YET being to the II y also
bottles tsgice a. large as The and larger
thanthc largest bolng Z times as
Gffo thaTetore Offer Tito with pflde anu con-
depse, 70 the wants o.
me unprecedented size inwhch the NonPare Liniment
and asd tSs
hun eds we night publish do we deem
It necessary as the IS 9sea VII
we Would however rslef those Sfste have
often been ea SIg Sal
sons whose character i6 cdad6r verdciLy nceds
RsSs s 5f s% sssSR
pfepa red to sneak 90 It's hts as il deserves -
n sou oSnn oeliS Patterson a Co. and
principal Druggists OF Virgin and Pennsylssna;
August n, 353 s ~; i 81
sseAst From The .Eatr,aont Ta.1 Rpttblfedr.
An INyALuAbLR is but seldums we IND
among the many offered to the public cure
sps SYe always
utterance TO hing that
sens But with to remedy aetfed il
this place. and which has become as 70 tue pubic
ffh hGSsssS.
and the security With Y nay Pc
ed ii. IL Carr & Co., furnished by
Ing ono Of the most eminent Physicians This
Ointment is based upon the broad that any
aS %hsh Ss eaay eosEg
lions, principle that has been
p II Il n sim action as in lis eseta ROVER
hing the most haaea
Is as by the IN the peilg
,s ~ fSsn being moro thanpr
times as strong We commend 1t TO those IN want OF
safe and certain remedys i e. rs
% y Sundries. sRes t.5,'
RQX I, Oranges .,,1ss md ie sS!
80 cans saTdines oil ali Sizes
10 bags Nntss assortedi
IL essE white vine s. .yinegars
~ 166baas Ddfry SAT- two sizess
+; M SiDeTiof beef TonsIes5 p 4s{g5 1sstI
81 a boxes supertoT Pine a pple Cheese; q9ts
SOOlbs TRestern Reserve go. ~
q ts nj b6is Davis a Sons crackersj
IhaE fat Meal Cffeshlt
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I7E,I p HIg NE S
Rv the Natienal I.ine.
rELRGRAPHED FORTH Slly iS,r l.i.LIe lisse
COURT oB BIsHops

ppnAprLFnIA, Sent d.--T'he co6St 81 Btstofls
met ut Camden this morning At 70 oscl1ck, ~ ts
1 fnil attendance. Blshqp lleane aedsessed tne
Gonrt in reply to the iega eecument lbnii fqn
Saturday, by the pre- Shops BEN 81 me
oninion that the COMMITTEE of tde iocese New
Jersey could not lecog used b Tie GoqFt
Aftsr Bishop Doane lid coilclndsd his able aIgn7
fnenf the presenting Bishops rtplied hen acs
eording to the order 81 the ooars both pordens
and pIesentors were exelnded, Wliilst the court
made decision, and continued thus three hours
in secret conclaye, grea was manifested
TO know the result by HE oulSidets, inatiy on
adjournment it was fohnd tlat he mo ION To- he9l
the decree had, been ed te not KNOW iliis
is considered unlavofable for Doanes as inns
measures one strongly urged his irsepqss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-07

~. R,.KoAp ISJUxcTloN oAsE.-'rhe 'iniune-
y. ..s in the matter OF the subscription of the
wv = Philadelphia to the stock:of the Cincin-
sl Nd Marietta Railroad, as we learn from phi
pau ssn.,cb received in this city yesterday, was
.: al IN favor of sustaining the subscription to
,ba. ROsd.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

SEPT. 6.--The supply during the week was
large, demand very active, prices given somewhat.
especially for poorer qualities. Beevss ranging
from III TO 81 cts, market closed dull, 300 left
unsold. 10000 sheep aud lambs offered, 800 I'M
sold: sheep selling at $2a2a to S3a3Aa4 Sac; lambs
si5a3 TO ana. Cows S25as5, 80; calves, 20to %.
and at Al to 81 OTIS. per ID.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-07

IMroaTANT LEGAL DEolsioN.- An important
mercantile phnciple has been settled blythe SUI
preme Court of Alabama, to the effect that ia.
functions in chanceEy to restrain the collection of
negotiable paper cannot prejudice the innocent
holder of such paper, when purchased before
maturity, in the regular course of business. The
case was tried before the Circuit Court at Mobile.
The counsel for the.holler of the paper eonterd-
ed that while it may be admitted as general rule
that the pendency of suit withdraws the subject
matter and prevents its sale or transfer, except
subject to The operation Of the decree to befen-
dered in the case, yetthat the safetyof commercial
transactions requires that negotiable paper should
be excluded from its operation. On the other side
it was contended that the rule is of universal app
cation There was Judgment for the plaintiff
below, and the Supreme Court afimed this iadg-
ment.
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NAVY vnRK MARKRT.

New York, September 6.-Flour, State, S664a
$50; Ohio S6,44ab6. less fImness; Southern
1915. Wheat, Western 145a145i Southern ordi-
nary 1875, small business, purchasers demanding
concessions Rnot met with by holders. Corn, mixed
II; yellow IS scarce. Prison Whisky 26a27i ac-i
tive. Mess Pork $50, Mess IS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-07

TN. pAnkrn is in daily receipt Of Norfolk
O'sisS by way of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
.'ad' These delicious bivalyes are wellPacked
70 ZEE and arrive here as sweet as when taken
noa their native bed. MIR. Parker will furnish
'4e@ at either of his Saloons, by the can or half
can OF served up "to suit" They can also be
aaa on water street, two doors above S. c. Bu-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-07

Gus came in yesterday at O'Clock and
q, ni,ntrs, bringing $40 passengers, Under the
y .sbsdpIe. 100 is to be the regular hour Of
u If the eastern train. p i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-07

Az, AT ONE FELL swoop.4we are Informed Of
S y Of the mercantile Agency of VIM. Goodrich
S'S,o.' OF this city. All the clerks died success
.llly and then the agent. The doors were locked
oy the potter, colored man, who also died the
$, alter he telegTaphed the state Of things 10 the
Encipal Office. 75s,s5 . 80
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TO THE MILLIONS.


Y From toothless babes OF naIneess weeks,
Toprattling ioksra in the streets;
From girla and boys that read at school,
To office clerks upon theiT stools. d u
From the budding OF love at sweet seventeen.
TO the Caudle explosions OF all honey moon dreams;
ON midyay yests Of man md his wife,
From the spsctaced 70 W. who wit astonishment gaze
At the wondrous things Of these modern days,-oIpis
1IIAvE roU usEp LYoNis kArHAIRoN2 4ayt as.es5
~ Grey heads and bald In concert sing. 4s-5ss5
The Easgf q ta Iopts 81 Sar long dead.
d And covers up tbsOnce bald headI 5ed
- While tho trtnnt locks. 20 harsh SUM
Now around her shoulders twirl
In such rich IuN1iIant cuTls, b 81 Is II S4ld 45F
The sight OF touch, you know mot which.
The Dandru1- yexed stuff that once did fall
o'eribrOad cloth coats, ami collars SOIL e -
You number with the things that weres g 2 2
BY using KHtbairon on the hair. }ssfsl EfI
But more than hall. or ali yet said, u, ~ stss
That sometimes racks and aches with pain, ~ ,,sf
And doctors, pills are taken IN vain AN =
In Zen minutes SGg9ssss ppiIg; ~ sasi
YoN,s KATHAIRoN 50 Justly celeb for Preserys
every Drassest and PrinoiPaI merchant The
World, in large bottles for 90 cents 25Flil
- w. s!BARNRs, Proprietor,
lei Broadway, New York.
u-For sale by Kels Caldwell W6olesaie Agents for
wheeling ALSO sold by Pattetson & Col p. H Logan
Goo, and wheat 9 Chaplin. Is 80 mails en.a
: 90 Decree Tor an necOunt.e ~ 90
-CoMMIsstoHR'Rs OYFlCEs August 18th, 1885,
Stephen Rice, In Ohahcery In
$50 49, ~ IL VS.. seghis Sthe Circuit Court
George w. Grnhus adnss & Others. OF Ohio County.
ny deree in this made the ed dagof june
1853 Il Is made duty TO ascertain loea.
ton and value of real estate Of which the said
GeoTEs NJ Gfahn died seized, entitled to- together
with thesposfe len thcreo Also to taIe state
an aecount petsona estate Of the sad Ge9tee w
lamp. wisoA. his aimnisga or toRny person by
his order. and for ~ and Of The
made by him 81 due course Of afpinistl ation.
Notice is hereby SHAH proceed the f5t ay
Of September, 1883, az the oee Of Rnssell tzhns IN
decree Aud the OF said George III La
ham, decd. arc hereby 70 appear before me on
prove their claims otheIy they win DO exrlnded
lro m the benefit OF the said decfee. l5af5fis5
+ Ceal9 EDWARD IA F1TzHUGH ceIn'r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-07

r.,vo 70 Bors,-A little boy yesterday put
we eve out. He was spinning a top. and by
hD .i.,.poLe the spike struck in his eye,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-07

,.,,,cr IN CoysEE.-The following dispatch
-, I'D FIN, in BaltimOre.tO the commercial house
.Ig List & Co., shows on advance of 2 cts.
o.,Ib. 10 this now common luxury:
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CINGINNATI MARKET.

SEPTEMBER. 6.-The river has risen inches.
Weather warm.
Flour, 5000 bbls sold at 6n5 10, closing with up
ward tendency. Whisky, no sales, market heavy.
Nothing,ner' in provisions. $50 bags Rio Coffee
sold, at 1888. No change in other articles;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-07

prz. unller the sprigg House, has lot of
o.la,bing and cloths, to which the attention OF
h. .,,.Ten is directed. Call and see him.
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pHn.ApRLPHTA cATTLE MARKET.

SEPr. 6.-The offering of beef cattle for the
week was about 1900 head, selling from So to- So
per 100 lbs Hogs 7a7.25 Cows, about 100in
market, ntices ranging from 8 to for dry to
rs for fresh. Sheep aud Lambs, former 81, 91tto'
5; latter !, SOTO 500. = rs.
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RaI.TTTMIoRE= oATTLB 7MARKET.

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
SEPT. f6.--0fering for sale to-day 1900 head of
beef cattle, of which 600 were driven to the east
ern market balance unsold. City butchers prices
ranging from S3,25a4 on the hoof, equal TO So
5Oas, rs net. demand far, supply large sales made
at 63aI1 per 100 lbs
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
aPrrrsBURdn, Sep. 6.-River2 feet2 inches, at
a stand. Weather clear. az ~,
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WASHINGTON CITY GOSSIP. ,es
PHrLADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-Itisre reported that Cass
has been offered the mission to France. Net yet
heard from. ~
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cofse has further advanced, sales to-day at
,l.,e1 cents. BEANNoN& PEARSON: