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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

Tie accounts Of Affirming Disturbances and
'trrats pf civil waFln Kan>as, are confirmed by
fisiaI dispatches from Gov. Shannon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05
M1IwArxrr. Inlr 3. 49,

Bin. sOLOXoS sir:-I tAi4S il no more than an
act Of lHs'ieoto you well the American com,
nniiy, to that the spsctAcles bought OF vol,
sui; nc well find my sight much improved. i
can see sRalprtt with them any length o: time
without tAisno to my eyes, Should my sight con-
tinnc toimprOve by the of them have M doubt
but sbaE be able to read without them In a sbort
tins. Yours truly,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

THE UNITED STATES AND GREEK ISDEBTEDNESs
Considerable TemOTk has been excited by the
new United States Minister'S To Greece paying
fomalvist othe Russian Minister " 10 rrturne,i the
visit on board an American ship OF war There
Is statement in The French papers that the Unit
ed STATS make offer pay up the Indebtedness of
Greece to EGgIan,' and France in consideration OF
Receiving the island Of Milo for 80 yeaIs Athens
letters oil the 9Th Nov. nnn1unce the departure OF
the American squadron for o..stanuuopie,-alSc,
the Legislative session. closed ON the 9Th.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

IJ-A gold medal has been struck at the Phila-
.lelphil Aim. after design furnished Ivy Captain
E,Sn,n. of the Army. under the direction of
RS ,lur1r hy C,nsress, for presentation to Capt.
I,sT'han. AMI was sen. to the President OH Fiji
ay. It weighs twemty,seven ounces, costing
500 'rmr face represents the American and Aus
.r.,nNrssels al anchor before Smyrna, and the o.
rse has the FLOWING inscription on it:
''",esruretI hv tue PreSllrntOf the United States
t. e nni,,,,, lustanam. as testimonial OF the
high ~rmsr mi. rain-,l by Gnnsr-sS of his gallant
al; juIic,Uu, coud tct On the 81 Of July, 1853"
Tls CrrroS CaqP.-rhere is every appearance
rat TIE Cotton c.op this seasDn will far ex eed
thai Of any prev.ous yeIr E4tim lies vary, but
they ATE all high. lrhm 81 to3l,2 millions
hlrS. Tie recr'p's at TIL p,rs are in excess. as
'Eput-d With 'a,t var. 2,9.0M BALES. bit there
i, s,lec;ease. as e,uplrrd with 1882. OF 2s,OlO
rs i'll ~. esS of las, wear. u France larger
s'l.t- Than sun Is Z Ing. being 22,0() in excess
't-ia>t-.s"r, AMI 1920 in excess OF 1852 To
r"mt,rsn'a' prs !n.re is also excess over any
If tn last lour years = Cotton Pint.
sr---~~-s~~
bThe LttuIr Law imtl'r State of stea Iy habit'.
G,rrscucu:--dre1 mot see'n 10 be working very
.,,.r,: ..ils. r.. II e.f1rt Fin.s cantarns the
f.;t,xmg pr sr,ph "sg,"01 fof Rnn!--TLe
i,~n 'iarpr agency t'esaI ru snopN Of New
t,yen as said nine tilus1ni dollars y otth Of
ii lT9t he pI<t year rhts sum WUul! purchase
ainety hlsshs,d Of rum! According &c the law :,
this large ',nt mast all have gone fcr 'mslici
ual' aud .tnecnanicAi' uses. What wtetched
IarS.iI' '.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

am happy la bearing my feeble Testimony In fayor
MIR. SOlunOiis' EyG Glass think Them superior 10 any
hat have tiled lie eyes seem 10 rest pleas anty uI.
ier iheIri G. MCCuUK, NJ u.
Late Pro essor in Washington University, baltimore
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

FIVE silver Medals and seven diplomas
have been awarde ADAM for nrsl class Da.uerreo-
tyres. Adams Co.'s Gallery is at the corner of uEio
nd Msinsts. Strangers invited call. citizens
course Wi dosn. Prtnres taken cEeap as The ehssp
s,I. ian
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

NB.-&y wife has also obtained pair " hieh benets
her as much as mine do me.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

PI1TsurRGn, Iuue Sill 1853
am using pair Of Mr.. SUIJmOll>' Glasses and md
Ihe: very COmfor1sbe. CLeeIuliy add my name to lilo
nun Der OF thOse who recommend Il Iu
as JOSEPH y. GAZZ4M, NJ u.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

G. solomon Is now in this city, ard may be consult
Cd ct his once in Tie Union IIaII. Main ST nys
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AGR:CUI.TUKE.

Mr.. McCormic, Of Chicago. Illinois, the Grand
Metal al honor, with the following worJs:-
''inv, nlnr Of l. Z reaper, which has bee n worke
umd, all ErntS, aud which Is the type upon winch
other Teapers have been made, with varluus rnudl
Gcsuons which have not changed the principles
u the discovery"
Mr Plrs. Of Buffalo. New Tx, "for machine
ior Witnessing gtatH, remaEkahe Tor several III.
sentluns aud the amount Of work ii petlorms.''-
Msd!eUi Hon I.
bache Il Cline, of New York, United Ststes-
''BaI noes of precision" and ''EtalOns de Meas.
uIes''-Sietal of tionor.
Nlaury, Lieutenant, Washington, United States.
-"ChartS OF winds and currents of The Atlantic
ocean; Discovery Of new Eoutes. shortening pass
ases''--Grand Medal OF Honor.
GOOhysoF, Of New York, United StateS--"Ds
covery OF the vuIcanizatIon aud the s,flenug oil
India rubbeEi Considerable Impulse gwen to lii.
mHnulactrIe of the products o: lndIr rubber.
AKTlsTs--PAlSTtKs OF tue UNITED STATES.
HraGLe!-Second class medal
MaY--FkIId class medal.
RoSsiter-FhiTd class met:aI.''
The above are all that appear in tie list puh-
hshe't by the Press on the evening Of the closing
oil the exhibition.
NJ. Vattrmore, American Commissioner. Mar
Shall WuoiS. Esq, aud one other American Com.
missioner. have received The cross Of the Legion
Of Honor from the Emperor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

HAVE lust received another lot OF Boots ard Shoes
l. from the best Philadelphia manufacturers made
P'essly or this trade of good aud tho best work
n9nshp and am now rrepa red to furnish any and
TyhOdY with kind Goods want in nv line,
lIOm % cent shoe dollar boot and as to variety
style qualify, ma'e al, aud durability workmanship,
ana PllceS cannot he surpassed BY any other house
this or any other city.
Gents boots and Shoes OF all kls styles and Qualities
made to order. d.
Having employed some 9th. hest workmcn in the nj.
ted $tates am satisfied that cannot fail TO please any
who may favor ne with a call.
Call and examine for yourselves.
My stock consists in Part Of the following articles:
MEMS BOOTS.
100 pair bestcalr boO'si
e e q q eli tatsk
100 do wafer proof boots;
MEMS BROGANS.
100 pair best Calf hrogaus;
100 100 do do I t%ssT rrieel boots.
IROY'S AND YOUTHS BRoGANS.
100 EaT boys thick brOsams,
100 pair youths thick
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
100 pairs OF call hootsi
IIoS9 do do f iSio4
$50 pairs lasting gaiiets, u CUlors,
100 do walking shoes,
40 do morocco buskins,'
$50 do lid
15O do calf
200 do morocco and kid shippers.
MISSES BOOTS.
loo pairs morocco boots,
To- do Kid
$50 DO French morocco boots,
10 do kip
ALSO,
The finest quality of ladies glove leather .Gaitcrs and
buskins very fine and son article. Ladies glove cath
er EATERS with high HEELS heavy SOLE and button up tie
CHILDREN's WEAR.
Patent l-iJ
ms calf ana gancy boots cutters, ankle ties Slippers
Oxford Ties, and all other kinds and Styles always on
hand al low prices.
ladies' men's and misses sandals, boots and Over
shoes OF the best qulty great variety of OH
er goods not here enumerated, which will sell on the
most accommodating terms
del n. L. DORSEY.
MILE. TERESA PARODPS
ONLY GRAND CONCERT
I y this city will fake place hetyveer the
18th AND 18TH OF DECEMBER,
unndeT the direction
NJ. STRAKOSCH,
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Further bY he Atlantic.

LONDON, Saturday. p. H..
II is reported in Paris that the object of General
.Canrobet's mission to Paris is to demand the
hand ia marriage off daughter fthe King of SWe-
den for Prince Napoleon, at present the next heiI
10 the French Imperial throne.
The line Of telegraph from Simpheropol antllNi-
colaieT to ST. PetefsLurgh is now open.
The Bourse of Paris has not known whether TO
interpret The speech of tue Emperor in pacific OF
a waIliSe sense. Il expresses DIES re for peace,
but v i bout svincing any disposition 10 lake The
FIRST step.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

ROCHEsTIR, January lItI, 1851.
Tie best recommendation can give Glasses Of Mr.
Solomon is that use them my and prefer them
JAMES WEBSTER, NJ. H.
Professor OF Anatomy, University OF BulIalO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

NEw YORK, Jure 1ill 1850.
anined the principle on which they Constructed,
have ITO hesitation in pro UunCin: them superior TO any
with which an acquainted, and accordingly can most
checTlly recommend them to all who aeeL al titCia aid
III inrFoving their vision. HAS. ~. LEE, NJ. d.
Professor Of Pathology and MaIetil NediCa (crevs
buffalo aud BOwdOn College
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

I; is decided that the Presidents Message will
not be rrinis in advance Of its delivery as here
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05
From washington.

Our Dispatches from Washington. published
this morning. ute imperfect, but still ominous Of
fusion Of Black RsPpblisa nism, FreesOilis'n; Abb
ollt'Onisin ete., the one hand, and strong or
g,urEatron Of N ,tonal Wigs and Democrats and
s.,u,hern Know NotEings, on the other. Here is
probable result not unlocked forby politicians,
aud full Of deep significance as regards the fu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

Ii will be > IN thstno Speaker had,been elect
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05

PnILADELPnIA. June lh, 1850.
cordially concur, as far my Judgment goes in tho
opinion I'll my ilend and colleague, Dr. Lee In reference
to the reriecliOnC CT AR SOUmUs convex ana oval esS
iO lar sigh cdness The gMdin. appears to br O0I
and clear, aud the general workmanship sure rior
JAMES BRYAN, NJ. u.
Professor OF Surgery Geneva College
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05
the RUSSIANS RErRKATrKr FROM KARs.

Advices from 'rreb,z md Of the Isl inst, an
uounce that the Russians have setoff from Ksrs IN
the direction OF AIexanJropel with the grestrr part
Of their baggage, which would seem 10 indicate
that they contemplated the raising of the blockade
OF Kats It's announced that the -besriged have
conirved to preserve the liberty of their comuu-
ncofi1ns II Is stated That 5000 Turks are march
ing upon Kutais, AMI it is asserted shat the Rus.
SLAMS have aitealy evacuated the place, and lha:
they nave fallen back upOn 'TIfTts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-05
Rv2J;IwoTtf
THR POETRY OF PHYs1c

For sale WIN !esale and retail by
srIs LAUGHLINS s. BUSHFIELB
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COLuABUs, February g. 1852
Having examined the spectaceS Of Nr. SnlOn,ons am
iuly convince that they of superior quality have
akei par for MY use, and tiId them uisnaily ca
Ey 10 The eyes. h l. H0WJRn' ga
Professor of Surgery, Starting Medical College iIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06

Irg fund. And IL h,l5s In improvements completed,
DIT mr. productive, 2,9s9eJ %, making an agsresse
OF 81 2el 05l 81. On tho other band, The STATE u
<nnd Cor subscriptions and appropriations 70 The
axo,nt of SO 600 594; but the Governor think. thar
not more than 5000 900 Of this will ever bs called
for The Governor urgently recommends taxation 80
whatever extent IL nectssary Ito place ns c'eiit OF
"be sta above suspicion even 10 the msst skepdca"
In regard to the deficiencies of the ye.r, he says
DOR ion Of them arises from the fact thai the stock is
sued to the works of intensl improvement did no.
was anticipated sell a. premium. A considerable
revenue was expected from this source. The failure
of some of the companies, 10 which the State ,ns
stock, to pay dividends, wss another cause Of def
cheney.
By the estimates for the las, scsl year based upon
these contingencies It was Ieusted that there would
be received in the Treasury from the surplus the
IpttTns lmpTo gemeDt Fund $3.50 97s 60, while the
anC unt ually received was only Sl62 SOL showing
deficit in this item alone Of $46s,3s7 90. Unier the
Constitution and law, the Commissioners of the Sink
irg Fund required pay OF that portion of the
public debt redeemable within the yeT and to lIui-
date the interest upon the whole per manent deb. To
comply with this requirement the An titor Was forced
under the law 10 place the amount to the credit Of the
Sinking Fund, aud thus produced at once the de-
fc!ency in the Treasury. IT is known also that the
tax On licences, to some extent, Is coahngent one.
The County Courts throughout the State have the
power TO grant or withhold censes 10 the keepers OF
ordnariss and persons engaged In the sac OF ardeat
spits and the tax such licenses depends upon the
| grant
"Under the hope of reforming. the morals of the
psope the friends of temperance have Induces msny
Of The Courts refuse such iiceutes From this aud
other cases there was deficit in the estimate of this
item of s54 O29 az. Add TO this the failure the part
| of the James River snd Kanswha Company TO pay
the interee on its debt to the Com wealth Of $l6
1ls 70 and from these sources alone TIE estimates ex
coed the receipts s53s 535 SO. The apparent dedct,
however does not amount 10 this sam, because on
other subjects of taxstion there was considerable
increase upon the estimate. The esima of dsburs5-
ment from the Treasury have come wi hin few dol
ars Ct the actual expenditure The deficiency thsre-
FORE exists in the receipts and is Attributable to the
GAUSS juft suggested.
cit is gratifying TO know however, that while there
is acknowledged deficiency in tbs Treasury, there
been paid within the period in which it occurred,
by the spkiDg-fund of the debt outstanding AMI due
prior TO the LIST Of January 1852, S277 1873 49, and
been invested for the rede Dp0n of the debt
created since that period, $l9l 900 90 making
AGO Os4 %, thus reducing considerably the Sts.s
liabilities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06
Cambridge Cattle Market.

Rerors5 kT the n. Y wEEELY rrIyUSs oy JoHs E,,,r
WEDNESDAY, Dee S, isH
A. mstet, rs Catt s-sbu 400 Bee'ss and Ss5 ssor.
cohitrs of "oins Oxen Ccws and Caves, fsnios. tso
ano trrse ycsrs CID.
BshkEr BEET-EIrs y evt. ssi a,st quality ga s-sosa
eusiJ, S7deit; thIsI qsiy, s6dSes odtns,y 81 BsS
slin. Sc y b BUroDs Csis eco ~ y o~t vcsi Caves
Sc. 90, siO.
Cows and C4yes, ESD 81. sfo, ~, 80 TO s7 Ysatiau
uons Two years 90, :. re-, 90 TO ssi beef els . al
Thr.s years CID s2j 70 $S 20 ses
SBT,P ASD LAMss-7t79 Al mukst Ex.rs, IS, ss, slei
BY lot. 90. 81 70 ~.
SwtNE-N blies.-, same - lot week.
RtNAFKS--2 cas- cane the Ftehburf Rslrosd, q
he Boston sud Lowell RAircsd ard W Maine III
tension loaded a,:ls sheep, ,wtue, Horses sad Ross
SUMBER FRon EACH STATE;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06

.652........s5,95J 81
S6,77o 10
a. Al
'Ctal. .'s., 100
$780,. .,t.. ~ nos1


VEALS-Once hie decent CALI to market aud
sells quick sale spound but much The largest nunbsr are
Of the scaawsg order and sell for about o. fT Calf week
old.
MILK COWS-There Il Q siibt improvement in the Cow
market this week owing TO the pleasant weather which Is
as mild as October We purchased 10 dsy for friend small
sized four year old Cow with Gait week Cd for $50,
pseul.r favor. She is white nearly mixed vi rod
has fine bsg good tests and yellow slr with lrge
She 10 Of the stock and out OF hsd all
tho same color with small lmbs neat horns soft hair and
We Prices of similar Cows may DO pdsei by this
sWINE-1he receipts this week 1900 less Oh
the previous bus not enough TO eff the price la
fact though make change in quotations there opin
ion that prces ere shsde lower The veiher Just barely
coo enoug 10 cut pork and dry snd pleasant do the
which ,ny nice best and awful ia wet freezing
weather The regular price Of good Hogs may b taken from
the follow ing sale:
Rsr delphi County Ia that syerssec p D. He brought then
here Ia cars. 10 good time ard ORDER With than the
u,us loss and sca they arrived the purchaser rccsy
II the u on he Enc Rsiway boat, paying BIC. net
The asl om Ci1cinnGt gives 6t. the price OF
hogs but price there ovos 10 large drovei coming
ana ockpR the market much more hscusRe than
hers. Oar supply never bs excessive II comes in resa
lar stream
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06
New-York Cattle Market.

WEEKLY REPORT receipts ard selling PRICES Of BEEvRs
HILk COWS, VEAL CALVES, sHEEP ADD LAMBS,
ard SWINE with careful prepared scconut Of the NUN.
ber quality and price Of BEE GATTLE st tSe Es s
.atb,t Prepared every week expressly for THE ~ Y.
TRIBUNE, BY SOLOR ROBINSON
WEDNESDAY Dec. 5, 1856.
CURRENT PRICES FoR THIS WEEK.
BryvFs-hee sold by the head prise equs 10 the
y.us y ess sted weight Of beef the 1aatr' The
hide al taov or fifth qusrer not counted in this mar
ket, as at BoTcn. 49,
The rrices icd.y y will average &c First quality,
leid lie; medium sl1l0c poorest 8Q9c SEA lawsgs 10
7Ic But few over l0c or r9der &c.
PRICES OF VEAL CALVES Cslves usually sold through
the year 7c ~ live weight kept those from to
six DAYS old kno Kittens which bling 81 y t. SSg
81 e.ch In Autumn good many Gales 70 month,
oe sal. for sSas9 each good fat veal sells often Is high as
hnx Cows-Ths price Of Cows depetd much fancy
AZ the prics Of torses Ordinary Cor e.SdtO; good fair
Cows sS5 go ; extra quality, With calf $3.50 go
sHETP ADD LAMBs.Ayersze.& IS 0j extra Steep, S1NslR
swnE-wsstern Hos,, eoIted large, hrst quality I'VE
vei,bt &c dead wefb' SIMS. SIZE Go live we.iht
6,dGle I'D wsisht 36se still fed live weight tesls
dead veiibt 7idsc NevYork State, heavy live weight
G;a6lc; cesd weight stdSic NewYork State small tiEe,
pine for market retailing live weight 6iqsic dead weight,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06
audsoa River Market Boats.

Brse eufqu.h.nn. NJ NJ Finch, master from Nswsurgb,
arrived At vhsf foot Of Nsuen this d,y Dec reports the
lowing srtsles by the nip. viz: % BeeVes MIX Cow IS
Veal Csives 81 B1vs do. We J. 10 do.
Mutton Co. Lambs 500 DO PoIk zoe dressei Poultry 81
Fowls Turkeys Oce:e IL Ducks b)a Eggs, l0l tubs
Batter avessin; So H. 9 frkins do syensng 20 ~ 10 bates
Hsy "A bba RJe -Four 10 bagI BGckwasst bb Potatoes
10 90 lpees II d. Cider 10 forE Le,Aer II bags Wool J
.des Leather. ll9 boxes Soap. q sheep AMI Lambs
BHse kewburgh, w. 5 Jansen master, frou Eewsargh,
a1iysd at wharf foot Of Wirsnst Tuesday. Dec e. reports
the following articles BY the Trip wig: ~ Beeve' Mix Cows
10 N.s Csves al Shrsp and Lsnbs y Swine II cgcises
Bfeve. do Mutton as 30 PORK 298 b dressed Poa Try II
ia Fss Lee tubs suttsr sysrasas 20 ~ 6j hkSs d. Ayersg
100 10 II bales Hay 81 bbE Rye Flour 81 bags Buckwheat
SSo.Vesetsbss n DO PO,atoes. % rolls Leather
Steamer Caledonia. WaEdep mater from Newburgh,
rived AZ hsr Of Wsrsnt this Dec s. repsrts the
70 loving articles BY the ps viE rs Beeyes Mia Cows
3 Veal Calves 10 sheep AID Lambs HoIses 81
Besves Co. Mutton, ~ Lamb $50 do Pork, 900 10
dressed Port IS Fowls 20 Geese IS Ducks boA Esss 1
tubs Butter averaging 50 d. g isIs do. averaging leo D. 70
bsss Straw In bb f1s Flour 20 bags Buef IS bb
AptIes 500 Co Beer. 10 boxts Lssther u bds Papsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06
.MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .
Cleared.

stesmthrs- Ro,poke, skinner Norfolk, Ladsm Psss.ns
Augusta Lyon Savannah, s. L. Mchli Quaker City, Blu
felct Havsna and Noble, Smith Psrfick
sh pt-Ll'rs, Crosby, fsmouihj TOMATO, mami0rd, SO
FrsDcisco O. A. Nuutofd Co.
BarIs-F1nny Holmes Smith Mobile Post Smith CO.
MAY Sossn Scott New Orleans, Robson sosik; jasper
Bennett Charleston, Durham DiDon; Undine, merymia
Antweto, W. 4. Schmidt Co. =
Brgs-Maud, lBr } JohDsop, Halifax Eareks, Daily, Pills
fsf his J. ". Elw. Co. Jane (trl Mckenzie Inssgsi
L,ay; b. Young. Hume sorf,lk, Thonps1n Hunts B.
Carver Bsuy Wilmington Dolner, Potter Co. caes Fo+
ter Hofcik Thompson Huoteri Express, (Br fnh bis
4 Co.
schoousrs-Lstrsjor b. TayfI. Hsf.I Hunter co
JASPER Se,s Providence, nssterj ballet Boston "
Lewis j. Mace Mcgee Philadelphia. J. W. McKe,i W.
FsLiIin Boston, Dayton sprssue; f. Fillmore smith Ecf
mond e. Merrill; A. j. De Rossstr Dsnisls, Wnmnroa'
Dollner Potter Co Encbantre,s jayne, ssysonsn Me-
Crs,dy Mott O. Alexander n, Chhue, Norfolk master:
BuEe-A. Grover Stewart Philadelphia, w. Ii. Thompson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06

scHs HENsY tof Butksport) Eldh3gs hom Bangor isL ~
e-pzed quail 2sh u o,t Hshted y ~ u
sway the HaBmnt. On tho % int Csps AoA J" - :. Nav.
rpr. wss f,rn In ~i'h BY bark Nu'srs Ayo,y ron
Ore,bs for Boston when the taken Oh sna '''
10 Boston. .,,hor
Chebes que with loss Of decs losd and ~ eor
IN the hc ID cn.ng late gaze. She would % t0"o'
lspd Sd inst , - s,, n
smP Cas- COOPER (cf eauGor NV On tas r.y ~ b.cf
crtta or LONDON wa Incorrectly Eepoed wheo ~ ~ Sock
prsyioUsly % have nd bur sis0t dsmsge. sts WEI
a. We repaired ezpenls 81 sb1ut - > 1919, lr
scus CLRoPATRA (oF New York Cspt Brotnsv,se "a
Poft W. m coal fr Hsrt'ord, rep' H9o47 Sac
Louh II au.kLers Isasd, viii probably b. 'S1A1 W.
Was fast bre akins Up 2sth ~ VI mt iass
scpp bIKIagfS from EasPort for Veg. lon,
U.'s Eo "a inst with ois u teck l52d Of Jun
R.TE Pg,coCg (-epcrisd yessgdsy S. 50 $3.50 e.
gslerl Il the Ori.ats Office, tor |lv.-OVi LissA
slc 20. and n Boston, OcO- ...,~or.hy sad
BAuE scorT DyER bad been condemned a. un'e'"V'
sold az Aucticn 81 NoBssytdso prior to sep, -
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The above markets are carefully revised by the fol-
lowing dealers at Washington market:
J. NJ FULLnr-Stand No. 1Ol, Butter, Cheese and Lard.
T. PACKER a. SoN-stsDd No 6, Poultry acd Game.
KNAPP L RYso-Stands Nos % and -, Beef, Mutton Veal
and Lamb.
Bacon, Beet, Tongues &c.
j al sRoAs 4 Ca-stsnd No T. Fruits of all kinds
y d. HIscox-Stsnds Nos II and l9 Fish dealer.
c. b. HARRIs-Stend No. 50 Eggs. Cheese, &c.
SLKING Co-Nos and Fulton srest Green and Dried
Fruita Vegetables, Herbs, &C.
MN j. BLAcK-Stknd No. 60, Vegetables
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RECkETTuI.ATIOs-
Philadelphia Markets. "WEDNESDAY, Dec

Quelcrou BAsE irln he s,y,n-e CotroN-io' ma.
teis dun tor.y With lite nothing doing n tue "sy OF
sass FLoUa-Ibse tie No 9em..a ioT ex Qof.t aud
ory 2o brs gci brand s9 II SO 80 whel ts oulins
slpg ou the sac, are only Ia sn III
MAIL lrthsr ses 200 Dol. Ptsnyisaria VI have been
uscests 81 BYE FIcuR Il stesoy - - o = b1L
forti.u.s On Dr. opy. wh Emai F1les % 10
s7I5 fr reds ard gG - - for ~hitshe later frr
prime CoEs l. sbous saJDary With ssl-s tks
5fG o fssb-is = 75qe0 ET new and sial o. foc I'D
yeIo. RYE bGnD 0t093CO bushels Western sod 81 o.
and a OF Delaware ~ 81 =. OATsbu. fsw ofsEias and
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Philadelphia Cattle Market--Dec 5

TIE CATTLg market con'i1 chi soiys and forus-
have been tSaed. fhs OF See cse an
Jay ouotsd 800 head. eli Of witch 81, Il
SO 20 y cot The docs ferei 4mO1atsd So
head. which sold iron 81 = % 80 % . s~t Ths
supply Of SHELP eonar's large Oo hsyiny b,ea sold A.
from 90 70 IS. IN qush y LAMB 81 f,m 81 10 so
Cows spd CALyLs ere eisposso Of : Is 10 go
ot Of FAR Western Cattle sod 81 IS on foot snS ora
rot far y head