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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
Boar0 am Rooms.

DOWIu Wlu LtOOMS.
A TLANTIC HOTEL, No. 8 Broadway, opposite
"A be FounanTh Old and aToTte iooi having sess ene
ss5 sentismen ior ,ls winter j. goaENAS.
tNAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS.--G entlemeD wili de-
CONS a. 5 esos per nigh, corner frsps'cr, and whsn
oHes open ali risht
FARMERS HOTEL, Nos. 2i5 and 2i7 Washing.
Bosrier: can be sh With e. iGIsa'
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Broadway Frank
Inst NewYork Is open Sor ihs see 'asion Of the
WIN HEMINGWAY Superintendent
KING's HOTEL, No. % Ann-st., near Broadway
AoCen all night, ohee second hoof Fy good Rooms and ne"
beds % cents night
ITO PASSENGERS for CUBA--The Revere House
the largest airy, ard eomnodous Hotel Ia Havana
pleasantly usied in tho immediate vicinity Of tho Captain Gem
bas Pszs de 1nas Custom House asy Alameda
Tacon Thester clerk g he steamers facilitate
'"' u Ms RAYMOND Proprietres.
LADY and GENTLEMAN and two or three
BY applying at No. Henry-st, doom Market
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN wishes TO obtain good
n Room In first class private family With partial Bosrd viii
spspis6 sl sasss Addr's EEA Box No ms tbs odcs
A VERY DESIRABLE Furnished Single Room,
be bid wb No q Prineet Of Btaiwsy
A SMALL FAMILY of the highest respectAbility, liy-
n M 10 modern house |. one Of The Oe. os
second story with brek4s; sPd ga saa eoosr on the s.eh o.
Tor such and cas produce sfsrenes
address ). T. b., Union place PostOthce
POARD.-PleasantR Rooms for single Gentlemen may
- Be obtained at 1914 West lfhs References exchanged
DOARD.-TwO Gentlemen have nice Room
~ With small family at No ilf oreenes with partial Board
for - each tiIe extra
DOARD-At No ITO Bleecker-st., near Broadway
- Pleant r families aod single seaeaen u hrstcla
bouse containing all sthe modem i@Poy.msSs pnoer
o'clock. Abe inc oiHee ard 1000 loe.lon r paysean
DOARDING.-A genteel private family, wishing 70
Olte gentecl Board
and pantrss hsnGsom y furnished the eus ne WIN
8 s No. S's e w &c s Sd '' ' '''''-
front Parlor on second aeor I'M
ID furnished Board suitable fora Gentleman and Whsj also,
iSn - Aa5rs H. PINK 10 wal ofJo6a Tsevos
DOARD UP-TOWN.--A Gentleman and Wife can
ID have Board with pleasant spartmen In quiet gsatss family
residing No - ltths ho.se new Gas bath room &c
BOARD in BROOKLYN Convenient TO the fer
he: y' desirable ns s oH; ;.sn nth %s' e '1S;
Wshnstonst References exclaimed
ITO LET-To single Gentlemen, handsomely fur
nished Rooms with without bsskfs. in private family
65s Hous,on-st.
TWO or THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN can be
accommodated with Board and Rooms No 10 Union
westside. References exchanged
Gonses TO fet.
METROPOLITAN HALL and LAFARGE
WI HOUsETO Lease for tenn q Yeas the sue o. sas sts
MtIops ten IAN ahe Lis, r, 80 Get inass Of jUaN
RSE No q wshnston place or oHAs T. APPLyBY,
No 10 Broadway
c,TORFs on THIRD-Av. To Let, the store north
sSS slhs sso No 81 Sdsy eetween Sist and S1,is ne
Iorhood Also the DIV cling Of shove REa se az m
iahsd il the ts Kramer for ssnsse n. ss95 We rpsr
Ssths and 6thay
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81 nobom If mar Gourern.

-~->->~-~-~-~~~~~-~~~~~~~---~~~~
A YOUNG MAN of irreprOachable character and
N liberal education connected with Of the frs. American
Coeps- DESTROYS Of opening correspondence With y0uns
lady, aabe and we'll educated not necessarily with yie~ 70
he objection termination OF
agreeable both parties For further particulars adj
dress Rox No l5s, Eew-Hsyen Conn.
ANY PERSON who present at the collision OF
N the Thidsv Railroad sleigh Jenny Lind with the
Sst Of December between and o'clock NJ in the rhrd
h and 6thEts by which gentemen leg broken
will confer favor the sufferer thereby BY calling
adore ng ISADORE WALLER No. u Murrayst, NeWYork
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W f and sting basin adapted % either
ine or a. receipt OF 81, Postpaid WI t5r VI t
ticn BY mail bS which any make ffs 49, p
rer week II va have tsO leisure holrs dlN IN
evening YOU pass them very pleasantly snd rcoitp
teeI very lucrative business Address ABAS ,. %
n Peterson, n J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

ATLANTIC HOTEL, No 3 Broadway, opposite
"A the FounanThs Old and aTote oiol having eeea enfe
Is fernhed every department now ready 70 receive "a
aud gentlemen for the winter. J. eonhhAs.
tNAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS Gentlemen wli de-
II veil remember they have e4eeilent Lodging. N nnte
ICONS = cents might corner Of ffan"ef ana "uSm"
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VANCLEvF. MXEAN. DRIrPsS Co,
NONEY il MADE VERY EASY by a new, , -

%, View IITflT
The subscribers ready With Railroad Conpaa
for Locomotives aud Baggage Csr Trucks &c, hi
during e erected entirely works.
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- s,.,.s T odse No. ass, I. O. OfO. F.-BRoTHEHs;
& soues.sd to attend special meeting Of CHS Lodge y ,
49, =, fTpuRsDAY 10Th o'clock A NJ 70 pay inc iat'
. - az respeet to our late brother JAMES BARp -
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IOYES's GREAT GIFT EXHIBITIONS

PANTOSCOPE OF CALIFORNIA
ryFRY EVENING a. Hope Chapel No us Broadway
i5c,OO0 GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
gk., ,ood fof four Only 81 eAc1 and one share IN
the CI0 perfectly fair honorable snd leeA alranIenen
WHEREBY $1,000 worth Of property whi es svs . " TIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

Medical Electricfty,-Dr D. SMITH will give Free Lee
ure on The NJ dica in the Hal Of Suyvessnt In.
stue ESQ Broadway THURSDAY EVENING, Jan ~ lS9i
10 O : o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

E'OR sALE-Ihe Lease, Furniture and a - q
awsllssta sod Boaniiu gi9-se in Ia i5ses .fi
dong gcod business "a rifpf iasf 'rg f "a
tbe iti Of tctisaTy or seoncr GsiEsd A4ss s'
81, TfibrLe Ofce
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mo PASSENGERS for CUBA--The Revere II

the largest airy and connexions Hotel Ia Havana
pleasantly tho immediate vicinity Of tho Captain Gem
and Palaces the Cathedral epalehet Of Coui
bs Plaza de House ay also tho Alameda
Psseo and Taeon Theaer rhe facilitate
INC 'A''''s u f-''"' W Ms RAYMOND Propretres.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

4 CuRE Foa DRUNKENNESS The London Spec
tat7r mentions curious remedy now in use in
Swedish hospitals. for the form OF madness which
exhibits itself in an uncomfortable appetite for
alcoholic stimuli ans, which we commend 10 those
Of our leaders who rciess aninterest in the fate
Of tie unfortunate drunkard. The process is thus
described: s5.t
ave will suppose that the liquor which the pa
tent Is addicted 10 drinking, is the commonest in
the country-say gin. Wien he enters the hospi-
tai for Treatment, he is supplied with lis favorte
driAk, and with other; If anything else is given
10 him, OF any olh.r tonG, is favored with gin. He
l,ln heaven-tie very atmosphere is redoent of Lis
Lvorite peTGumel His room is scented with gin;
his bed. lis clothes, everything aroInJ himS every
mnuthlul he eats drnt s, everything lie touches,
every zephry that steals into his loom, brings 10
HIM still gin. He begins to gov tired ofit-bcgInS
10 find The impression intoierabIe-hates it-can-
moi bear the sight or scent of it-longs for enamel
patton. and is at last emancipated; lie issues into
The flesh air cured man; dreading nothing so
much as return Of that loathed prosecutor which
would not leave him all hours est in his coming
inent. "IhiS remedy" says our cotemprrary, cap
pears 10 have been thoroughly effectual-so enec-
tGsi that PERSONS who depIored their uncontrolln-
DE proPerSl'y, have prtltloned for admission 10
Tue hospital III order 10 be cured, and they have
beer Cured.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

L,KGx and respectable meeting of the citizens
of Wheeling Island. convened at The Plane Manu-
factory of Mr.. Steele, which was organized by call
ing WIN. Steele to the Chair, and appointing WIN.
b. Watkins, Secretary.
The object of the meeting was stated by Mr..
Steele, in brief manner. saying that under exist
ing circumstances. the unprovided necessities Of
this portion of the city required the organizlt ton
of Fire Company, for the better protection OF the
proper or the Island.
On notion Resolved, Tint a committee of three
be appointed Tor the purpose of drafting consti-
tuition and by laws.
On motion. Joseph II. Waters. VIM. B. Watkins
and Robert Bond were ap.'oin,ed That committee.
On motion, Resolved, TLat the proceedings oil
this meeting be published in the city papers.
On motion, adjourned to meet on Saturday even
'"s "'A' WM: STEELE, Pres,t. /.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

Carr. NELsox cRooxs is to take command Of
,be Union Line Steamer Thos. Swami. piee ENRT
CosAxr, Esq, resigned. Capt. Crooks is well
Known on the upper trade. and had IN enviable
uopularity "all along shore" as comma, der of the
clDper No. D. Ifany thing could reconcile us to
The loss Of Capt. Conant. it would be the ucqisi
tiou of so accommodating gentleman as Capt.
Crooks. -.sp.i '.lg zslsia3isi 81. b.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

rnE EproR ofthe Parkersburg Gazette, who,
from his own account, appears to be travelling
about at random, happenetlt to. alight in our city,
and sends home 10 his paper, the following &C
count of us. When we go down the river on an
excursion piscatory, friend srERRET, we will Ger
t,inIv stop at the mouth ofthe Lesser KanawIa.
to see what you are doing for YOURSELF and your
country: 'e7eaa
"OfWI ceiling, Ihave not seen enoughto speak
in detail You are well aware that her recent
srowth is winout parallel or precedent in the his
1oIy of Virginia cities. And there appears to be
much spirit and energy rs though she had just
started ia the Of prosperity ard greatnesS.-
HOnseS Factories and improvements ofevery Dies
crip,iun are daily projected, and these projects age
consummaied, certainly atdspee,ily. II the ciii-
zens of Wheeling preserve their characteristics for
enemy and enterprise, there is no telling what
they will not achieve in few short years.
al was partially prrparetlsto witness press of
transportation business here; still, tae reality far
SURPASSED my most extended imaginingS. The
whole wharf is literally packed with freight, and
am told, vast bIlkS are slowed away IN various
quarters OF the city, awaiting railroad facilities 10
bear east ward. Alitrains comining IN are well
laden with freight, or passengers, aud the Union
Line begins TO receive the benefits accruing from
its connection with the h. & o. Railroad-the
buaN in the line INV have full cargoeS going
down as we'll aSup. These boats, togeth.r with
Transient steamers, rake out SO keep II the roll
ling stock of the Railroad Company fully employ
ed. Such being the case, il is high time that John
Randolph'S hacknyed Sarcasnron the Ohio river,
were voted lie. Though SOM times rather clos
eed with ice, and sometimes rather low for navl
CATION La Belle Ripiere is still lar from being OF
mo account aud the stockholders i'll the b. d ..
Will doubtless concur III this opini m. ,IEs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

Nrw Posr orrrcE.-A posi- Office WILDE estab-
,,,bed at Grafton. (the junction of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, and Parkersburg roadil onthe
first of April, and William Powell appointed post
master. This is an important point for an Office,
and will alfo.d very convenient mail facilities TO
fine large number of persons now concentrated al
that point. sl1..a ,sia -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

e,ror CRY PkorERrr.-we direct attention
J., ,he sale of desirable North Wheeling property
,O.doy a, the Courthouse. by VS.. Wickham.-
Sale commences at ii clock, a. NJ. -.
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FROM CUBA.

B.LTIsoRE, March 2s.-New Or cans papers OIL
Wednesday have been received. 'e. -
Tbe Havana correspondent of the Charleston
Standard saws that u Court has decreed that the
cotton ON board the Black Warrior shall be forfeit
ed. and a fins of S60,0 imroset on the vessel,
which the Captain General remitted. with the ex
ception of Sc 600. The consignees gave security
for the payment, under prot, ST.
A nlan;er named Arguden had failed. His in-
debtedness exceeds 81 100000.
The British war steamsr Devastation arrived al
Havana on the 10th. -.,.
Six hu ndred slaves. landed near 1 Ilnidad DE Gu
ba. had been seized by the government.
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NISGEiE ANEOUS. :
.Wm al Maads.ss


Bookbinder& BInnkboOk Manufactures,
No. 24A Monroe Street, UP STAIRS. sRgsE
INV Inform their friends and the pub
w nc ingcnetal that they bought the establish
lately Known as James NJ EwiDg's Bookbinde and
and are epared to Rule aud
pima 70 ordeT blank books OF every description,
maG1zilles neio1lcals, ina surpas.
aug. oy.ahS esta bIshient ihthe eountIy.-,rt -
an1o-iV tF-t2' - " NSS'AS'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

r,o,. the mate Of the steamer Swami, stabbed
uh.tf last week, was still alive when the
Scam 9. AM le Cincinnati. He was in lass pain, but
'"r bones were entertained of his recovery. -..s-
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MUTINYsoN SHIP BOARD.

MIJTINYl ON SHIP. BOARD.
NEw YoRK, March 27.-A revolt occurred on
board the ship Vanguard heece for England, me
so;ns downlthe larbor on Saturday. The maze
s. STABBED with sheath knife. One sailor shot
and "a matiny finally queled. erngleaders were
sent en- ashore IN the pilot boat.
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TO Correspondents.

rrvPs eonee rnng su soription. advertising or 9th
LEIIr,i business orthe 5lnteseneer, should be ad'
dressed 10 @ The editorial derar ment OF the
Letters he addressed 10 the editors, Jointly, orto e
iber ore writing for publication, win please
write only on of the rules will greatly oblige u.s.
IN oDse more prompt attention to correspondents
and ,Scr might otherwise some times relieve SO -.
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Tobacco! Tobaoco!! Tobacco! /!


w chants and q ROGERS TO very large aud gene
Tobacco Cigars, SNUFF, such arti.
cles as egit maIely belong to regular - 5r1aa
Wholesale Tobacco II ouse.ss ss
Our stock consists OF over e.. {<Ed lRe
ONE THO USAND. BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different brands OF 6's and Ss, Pound
Lumls, nom IS 10 A cents, including p Gravey, b. F.
GTavely Hollands; fine r. Beelve, Thornton, Thomas,
gohs Aso supply OF eattee boxes OF Hunters,
Jones and Hudson's, Spottsnans, Thorn's. Rwpe and
others Absolute Old Diadem OF ": GINA Twists Mary
Bell; Cherry Ripei the California Cod l.ar, etc.
AsSe areexclustvtly ged nth tobacco Trade, av
ing three extensive houses in Virginia ai tbs being he
only Tobacco establishment wesi OF the Atlantic
cities, having aidinour stock previous to lhe adj
vance, confident that Offer such Induce
eits no other better, and hut few
euuaI, We therefore ask the fner
5ants Ohio Pennsy lvana and vi GINA to give Us CALL
We also keep constantly on baud heavy aud general
stock Imported Sesars Also n
ish Half Spanish. and common Segars Scotch Stni.,
blaadersi also ind b. packs Matches Iras OF yarioLs
kinds aid Tobacco Knives Ion't all TO cali
and see FOR yourselves. ~ LOGAN cAfsR,& to-
aus23 81 NAN steet
DISSOEUTION70F COMPREHENSIVE
AToTIGE Is hereby given that the firm OF Ir
IN rLG Is this day by mutual coiiaent The
business the old FIRM Wi be settled by the new drln
RuEby, little ~ Coz day goes into operation,
and BY business will be still be Conducted atthe
old stand on Market stieet. 1ani
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Fort4e la.t24 Hours. ending last night at CLOCK.


I = Z x e . 2 q ARRIyALS.D 73ziu1n
fDiurnal :. =. -. shepard. Pittsburgh
Keyionr State. Nc Lvllen... Pittsburgh, d,
Granite State >. -. :. 1890. 81 LOUIS -
'loniau. :.-..... 49,. ...a..: Pittsburgh -
Philadelphia. Grace. CINCINNATI
Financier, Z. /. yandergrift !..... Cincinnati
Thos. Swami. .Conant. -. Louisville ..
o Courier $3.50. -. Roberts. ParkerSburg
Oakland. .....- 80 Cincinnati !.
Stephen Isayard -. Booth !, u. Sunfish :
= Viroqua. O'Neil...... Steubenyillet ~
"a - 3 .lzaAtl5s DEPARTURES.
Diurnal. Shepard -. >. Pittsburgh.
Keystone State. Lelan-. Cincinnati ii
Grauite State. Ii Pittsburgh
iulhan e 49, 80 ..Sincihhal
Philadelphia. -. Grace ..-.... Pittsburgh
Oakland. $780,. --... Pittsburgh q
Financier- .yandegtilt. Pittsburgh ,
% Courier ...--... Roberts. .Parkersburgh %
Falls City. Mason $3.50. Louisville
Bridge City. ..-..,... Louisville ,z
LA Belle. --a....-s- s.3.i. Cincinnati
Stephen Bayard. :. Booth -. .Sunfsh y
p Viroqua. O'Neil. - .Steubenville
4. z9'.s..e. STAGEioF- THE RIVER. ~ if f2l,
80 Ar WnEEL,NG-6 feet inches .ttt+
AT PrrrsHuRGii-5 feet4 inches.
eEa Z
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~ PAINT ROOM
Parker's Saloon, Market street, third sttry. Open
n from 10 TO 10 O'Clock and from2 10 4. s-4s.-s
UDPortrais pain ed, and instruction given in Painting
and design. novi6 X HANNA
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5f NEW YORK MARKET
Nv. yoRx. March 2s.-Flour. Decided u cts.
saiesat s7,4ss "a 1877. Wheat market hrm -
Com 50 to $50. iriie hiRher. Prison Mn,sky.z6;
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CONGRESSIONAL.

\ -,.|--- WAsHlNGTCN, March II, 1851
SExArE.-Mr. Mason made motion to go into
executive session. Mr.. Walker aud others orpos
ed because it would interfere with the conSidera
ton Of the Homestead Bill. fter a long debne
on the right nf a Senator 10 demand The closing oil
the doors il he desired tn st lie a matter which he
believed demanded the attention Of the Senate, the
Chair decided such was the rule. 5.H.
Mr.. Mason then called for the closing of doors,
which being complied with, the Senate proceeded
10 the consideration of executive business.
a,e this afternoons. Nothing definite done. III
The nomination of Horatio King for As: istant
Postmaster General was received.
HousE-Mr. Cutting having the floor replisd
re. lied sharply 10 Mr.. Breckenrldge's REMARKS
in moving to refer The Nebraska bill 10 committee
OF The whole. MIR. Bre kenridge responded and tile
debate became quite personal.
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EMIGR ANT PASSAGE, q

EWIIIRANI J. FA00AGE, rE-U
Foreign Exchange and Express Agency,
ADAMS * CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICE,
VI cH.ure House, Wheeling. 7t
THE underst ned is sole Agent. in this c SIT-eA
II tyt for the salcof passenger eerti ticaes Ez1.
for emsrants by the Old Black Starr line OF Liverpool
and New York packets. f.t
These shs regular raekets making the passage in
hall the time of ordinary sailing vessels The number
seeruse passengers lin.d aud there is danger OF
ship fever, which the ordinary emgran vesselsare
lab c.. ss. .Il.s'liafrE poe 81
We sell bills exchange drawn sight, for any amount,
payable Bank post town in EMsanh, Ireland,
Scotland e.
bring them will DO supplied
with the drafts and tickets at The lowest rate. rt
ausI6tI n. PIGMAN,sAgent.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
MARCH 2s.-Fiour dull, 6,35a45. WHISKY ~:
Provisions heavy, 10 sales. Mess pork. IL 10
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J: .-5AssIGMEE.S NOTICE.

: q 7i==7=T7 5AssIGNEE'S NOTICE:
LII persons TO * ih ~ Sy
,snt mist he made they assiss
Inc same 10 me for tho benefit Lnsln
4 CAS- OF those Hesn
! from Havana, for sale by IoGAN. CARR & Co
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RIVER IMPORTS.

PARKERSBURG H.-Psr Steamer COuir.-
q Smith. ale barrels; Hamilton & Rogers, 10
SEX oats; Wheat * Chmpline, do TngS; Crangle
" Go, I hhds to3arco; John Crisby, for shipment
east. 40 bblS whisky, ii rllS leather. Re-Shlpped
II ions.
SUNFISH-Per steamer Stephen BGyard.-G
i ke'c', 4S SEX fruit; John Voglor. 40 do corn;
keshlpPed 10 Pittsburgh IS ps meat, Ibis beans.
kS lardj Ridgely. 55 SCI potntoeS, Ibis eggs,
do DO. bx eggs, bal rags; Geo Robinson, 30
SEX corni Jno NJ Mathews, rs bbls flour; Lock
WOOL IA do 10 bills green apples; N a AlcGrcw.
" do -four; W Goodhew, 80 do corn. ~
L0UISVILLE-Pcr City of Wheelng.-For-
SlthS Hopkins, Ia ties hams, 100 bbls do, 81 kgs
batter, 200 bills pork 1875 hid sides, 30 do lams, z
s1 mlse, casE, chest. 80 bbis liquor. 81 bales
hemp, cases candles, 10 bbls oil, piano, box.
s!G hid bacon, $50 key lard, so bbls do, SO do and
,esfoi McAfec Bros, l55 les hams; bbls do, 10
o. tnbacco, 81 hhtl bacon, &c lard, Dbl do; G w
smith, 1856 bags barley; NJ Reilly, so bblS whisky
9atd shoulders; F Pearce, II cSk bacon, 20 hlu
'oOacco, 49 SEX feathers; J W Smyth q Co, 2 bgs
tfn:eng; Pryor& larke, 4s barrels tallow, l box
!oDkS; J II Stout & Co. lie baes hempi Coplan
., heys, box; & E Reid, IA bdls iron; AMMAN,
HagulIe Co. G &c bacon; G W Anderson, bxs;
alex hidden, do glass; Crangle& Co, 25 boxes
SSatch; II X List & Co, 80 do; Fronzheim & Lusz,
20 ~ bb!s liquor; Jno R Morrow. do beef; Dorsey,
howard u Knox, bx books; Swearlngep, Taylor
Co. bx paper and cards, pkge do; VIM Pc
mlSon, stove, set chairs; II Taggart d Co, "a
Sois Union sets. 25 bills apples; " Mcneil. 10
waller coolers, and relngerators. Re-shpped.
80 bbls clover seed.
:, LOulSVlLLE.-Pfr steamer Thos. SIoann.-
FOIsyihs & Hopkins. 1876 Dbls pork, SO boxS meat,
- &c hams. hid shoulders, "a bags wool, 200 bS
candles 1874 &c meat. 10 hid bacon, 2sS bbls pork,
Ihu Slies, bbl beef; ] H Stout & Co, so cask
lam Gordon, Matthews * Co, so do, so les do,
;f%D Hsrees lard, Dbl do; Geo W Anderson, is
nc, SSllNHcINNAT1.--Per Pkilsdeiphia.--McAfee
MatbsSlLS les hams, hid do, 8 bbls pork; Gordon
''A'Ae~s q Co, 1872 Jxs meat. 'f5Esi.s.
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LANDRETH'S GARDEN S EDS

LANDRETH'S GARDEN s EDS. -
LUST RECF1vED, fresh supply OF Landreth's well
known aud justly celebrated Garden Seeds sale In
bulk retail packages Aso-a clio &C lot OF Flower
Seeds -as. = NJ -7i z t'.'' - RI
hese Seeds the growth or the proprietor, whose
long experience this enables him recommend
with confluence, and holds himself rers onay re-
sonsble public their eitdliy and general good
quality Each paper bears label with the and
lag sD4s+s,SJ j. H.. CRUMBACKER,
mr6 $500 agent for David Landreth.s
TLTas bIw!1 sea ssn=ss aEE1sas' - sLG' W: ROLAND
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re-, eSllNSGINNATI.-Per Pkilsdeiphia.-rM cAfee
MaEbs ~ les hams, hid do, 8 bbls pork; Gordon
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~ WASHlNSToN, NJ 20.
sExArE.-The Select C,mm,ttee on The Mexican
Frauds made very long r.port.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the de-
ffciency bill. Without coming 10 vote on the bill
the Senate went into executive session and then
adjourned ,.n
yiding for the recovery OF Of bankrupis which
has been concealed not specified in the schedule
The House went into Committee on the special
order OF The day, the bill fol the building OF six
war steamers. 4.