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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-08-15
GREAT BARGAINS
AT
%. wi. g. r. G.. RUE'S,

FREEHOLD, ". j.
nRY GOODS 20 PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN
~ ever. They have just received one of the most
extensive and desirable Stocks Of Foreign
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
ever offered to the inhabitants of Monmouth County
Having the past season reduced their stock unusual
y low, which enables them to offer almost entire
NEW STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS,
which have just been purchased at the present very
low prices Their stock comprises, in part,
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
of every scriptionplain, plaid, striped and bro
cade Silks of all qualities; very large stock of
Black Silk of the best make the market Cal produce.
Alpacas, Bombazines, Musline de Beige, Barege and
Challi de LANES, French Jaconett and Lawns, plain
and figured Bareges, embroidered and plain Cling
hams, Prints, &c.
MEMS WEAR.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Jeans, Vestings, pant
and coat Linens, of every style; Bonds and Lucas
Stripes, in large quantities. together with very
heavy stock of Sheetings, both linen and cotton
Lurier and Cotton Pillow Case Muslins, Shifting
Muslins, Table Diapers, Damask Towelings, Flan-
nels, Stripe Shrtings, &c.
GROCERIES, DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils Hardware, Iron and Steel, China and
Glassware, Looking Glasses, &C., &c.
Sg Those in want of goods in our line, will find
it to their advantage to give call before supply
ing themselves, as stock is complete in all its
various branches and greater bargains will be offer
ed than ever before known.
D. NJ. e. R. C. RUE.
Freehold May 16, 1855. 29-tf
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FREEHOLD & KEYPORT u. S.
Mail Stage Line.

TINE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECTFULLY
i inform the public that they still continue their
Stage Line from Freehold to Keyport, leaving the
Hotel of D. G. Conover, in this village, every morning
Sunday excepted) at o'clock, and Keyport on the
arrival of the Boat from New York.
Fare through so cents
As one of the subscribers viii take charge of the
Stage personally, they pledge themselves that every
care and attention will be paid passengers and their
baggage. They earnestly solicit, and will endeavor
to merit, share Of public patronage.
All Bundles and Packages entrusted to their care
will be faithfully attended to- but all baggage must
be at the risk of the owners
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed, they respectfully solicit continuance.'
DAVID C.. CON0VER,
WILLIAM WHITE.
October 25 1854 1-tf
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
NEW LUMBER YARD
AT RED BANK.

A general ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER
IA Shingles, Timber, Fence Pales, Mason Lath
Thomaston and Glenn Falls Lime, Plaster. Cement
Brick, Nails, &c, will be sold AS LOW as at any
other Yard in the County, FOR CASH.
PARKER & CHADWICK.
ALS0.-PEACH ORCHARD AND LACKAWAN.
Ma COAL, Lump, Egg and Stove Sizes. PIC.
June 6, 1856, 80 em
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NOTICE.

TINE GROCERY & PROVISION BUSINESS
Il will in future be conducted by the subscriber
who will endeavor to keep constantly on hand gen.
era assortment of all articles in the above line which
he will sell the most reasonable terms for CASH
Thankful for past favors he hopes to merit and re-
ceiye continuance of the Publics patronage
BERNARD CONNOLLY.
Freehold May 1e 1865. 29-tf
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DISSOLUTION.

FTVHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
Il listing under the firm of CONNOLLY & HIGGINS,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the Sth of May
instant. All persons indebted to said firm are re-
quested to make immediate payment to Jehu Patter-
son, Esq, who is duly authorised to collect the same
BERNARD CONNOLLY
CHARLES 0, HIGGINS
Freehold May 16, 1856. 29-tf
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FREEHOLD. N. 7


A DAILY MAIL LINE OF STAGES FOR LONG
n BRANCH, passing through Colts Neck. linton
Falls and Eatontown leaves the Hotel of WEIGH &
Carson, Freehold on the arrival of the morning
trains from New York and Philadelphia Returning;
leave Long Branch at 8 A Nj
A daily mail line for TOMS RIVER, connecting
with other lines South, leaves Freehold en- the arr-
val of the morning trains Returning, leave Toms
River at A. NJ, and arrive . time for the P NJ:
trains for New York and Philadelphia
daily line for SQUAN VILLAGE, passing thro'
Blue Bal, Farmingdale and Lower squancum, leaves
Squan Village at IL o'clock A. NJ and arrive in
Freehold in time to take the early lines for New
York and Philadelphia. Returning, leave Freehold
on the arrival of the morning trains.
" Passengers can be convyed to any part ofthe
County by these lines and their connection
Freehold, June 20, 1855. S4-tf
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a CARD.
GEORGE PATTERSON

GEORGE PATTERSON
AVING ASSOCIATED HIMSELF WITH D. NJ
LII & R. c. Rue, in the FURNITURE BUSINESS,
and having an entire and splendid stock of Fur
niture &c. respectfully socits the patronage of his
friends and the public, and continuance of that
hitherto SO literally bestowed on the
Is zssszszas7aS old firm. He trusts, with the COM
O. bined facilities of the old firm, to sat
isfy discerning public We are determined to sell
lower than any other establishment in the County,
with the old motto, Hpay you 60" Give us call
and examine for yourselves, and get AN ENTIRE
OUTSET FOR TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS The
articles are, one Bureau, Bedstead one Table, one
Stand, Looking Glass, and one dozen Chairs-all
these articles for 1925. Beat this if you can.
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T1TLNDTIIF a.
Incorporated by the State of Pennsylvania in 1871.
1--WE PER CENT. INTEREST is GIVEN AND
L the money is always paid back whenever it is
called for without the necessity of giving notice for
it beforehand
People who have large sums put their money in
this Saving Fund on account of the superior safety
and convenience it affords, but any sum. large or
small is received
This SAVING FUND has more than half million
of Dollars securely invested for the safety Of DEPOSIT
tors.
The Office is open to receive and pay money every
day, from o'clock in the morning till o'clock in
the evening, and on Monday and Thursday evenings
till o'clock
People who have money to put in, are invited to
call at the Office for further information.
HENRY L. BENNER, President.
ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice President.
VIM. j. REED, Secretary.
May %, 1856. 3O-1yw
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Small Farm For Sale.


[TNHE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
l. Yeudue, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th of August
next, the farm where he now resides situate on the
road leading from McIntires Corner to sackson's
Mill in Jackson township, Ocean county, N. j. about
seven and half miles from the village of Freehold.
The Farm contains 68 acres, about % of which is
cleared, and the remaining 40 covered with hand
some growth Of
PINE TIMBER.
There is also on the premises, a DWELLING
HOUSE, just erected A never-failing stream of wa
ter runs near the house.
Also-At the same time and place, his PERSON
AL PR0PERTY-consisting of one pair of Mules
Wagon, Harness, Plows, Cattle, Hogs, Grain in the
ground, together with HOUSEHOLD GOODS, such
as Beds, Bedding Tables, Chairs Looking Glasses,
Pots, Kettles, and all articles commonly used in
housekeeping.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Conditions
made known by
DAVID D. THOMPSON
August 1, 1856. 40-2t
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OMMOUPH WBBKbY nBRAI,D.
POPULAR TRADE IN
I'D r. Y G. @ o Id S .

TINE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE NOW IN STORE
Il one of the LARGEST and BEST selected stock
ever offered in this market : and having purchased
their goods at the late AUCTION SALES for Cash,
and at pdces in many cases for less than
HALF THEIR COST
to import are enabled to sell Rich Dress Silks at 49,
5s, 6s per yard Rich Chinese and Brocade do,
from Ss to $3.50. Rich Printed md Plaid Bareges
at Is, Is 3D., Is and Is. Cd. per yard. Rich Gren-
derdians at IS. to 6s, per yard. Robes from SO to
$15. Fine Printed Lawns af6c. Fine French do.
Is. Rich Organizers at Is. Cd. and 2s per yard
Ladies' Best Kid Gloves at SOC. per pair
A large stock of Embroideries at one half their
usual prices. Also, MOURNING GOODS of every
description. Shawls of every style. Fenton's Cele-
brated Linens Sheetings, Shitings, Quilts Blankets,
Towelings, Lace Curtains and Drapery Muslins, &c.
All of the above named goods are now being sold
at 5Dper cent under their regular prices Our terms
are CASH and only ONE PRICE ASKED
E. H. LEADBEATER & CO.,
35--tf BAT Broadway.
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WIN. I. PATTERSON & SON.,
BINDING IT NECESSARY TO ENLARGE
l. their business, in order to meet the constantly
increasing demands of customers, have removed to
that spacious store, formerly occupied by Messrs.
Cowart & Patterson, where they intend to keep a
large assortment of
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
made in the very best Manner and of the best mate
rial the market can afford, and at less prices than
any other establishment in the State. Our
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & VESTINGS,
cannot be excelled-comprising the choicest selec-
tons of the most celebrated English, French and
German manufacture.
Vestings of Black and Fancy Silk, Satin, Velvet
and Cashmere, of the most recent styles.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, of every variety.
Cutting done in the most Fashionable Style.
Clothes Repaired and Cleaned with neatness.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
In this branch the same excellence that has ever
been apparent in garments and that has great
ly distinguished them for being tasty and adapted to
form, will still recommend to all who appreciate
this very important consideration.
We solicit the patronage of our friends and the
public generally. Give us call and examine our
goods before purchasing elsewhere. 25-tf
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UNDERTAKING.

UNDERTAKING..
THE SUBSCRIBERS ALSO HAVE AN ASSORT-
60 ment Of the best COFFINS on hand, at the
lowest prices.
All orders in This line will be promptly attended tc
at the shortest notice. They have new and splen
did HEARSE for the business
Place of business next door to Cooper & Conovers
Wheelwright shop,
g. W. PATTERSON e. co.
Freehold, April 4, 1866. 24-tf
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New Saddle g. Harness
MANUFACTORY IN FREEHOLD

La = w S6uQ4C o. 72dA UGSS
MANDATORY IN FREEHOLD.
C0WDRICK, Truck & LAMBERTSON, WOULD
~ respectfully inform the public that they are now
essNprepared to manufacture Harness, at their new
eJdestabishment in Freehold, in as neat and sub
& stantial manner and at prices as liberal as
they can be had elsewhere. All orders will be thank
fully received and promptly executed
Harness, Saddles, Brides, Whips, Trunks, Horse
Brushes Cards and Curry Combs, constantly on hand
Fly Nets, Buffalo Robes, Horse Blankets, and
Bells, in their seasons.
Those Of our friends who see fit to favor us with
call will find us in the shop formerly occupied by
Ralph Hulse, as Hat Store.
~ Orders from distance will be punctually at
tended TO.
We return sincere thanks for the liberal pa
tronage have already received and trust that our
determination to give satisfaction in all cases, will
merit continuance of public favor.
J. B. C0WDRICK,
CHARLES TRUEX
DAVID .LAMBERTS0N.
October 25, 1854. 1-tf
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" ~ ~ = ~ y Ia VI
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
BY
G. G. VOORHEES, & SON.
Formerly VIM. I. Runk
>Qo THE LARGEST AND BEST PATRONIZED
MA Clothing Warehouse in the State occupying
If the whole of that Spacious Store, No 2 PAT
ERS0N BLOCK Here the public may find by far
the Largest Cheapest and Best Manufactured Stock
ever before offered in this city The reputation pos
sessed by this house for number of years, for Su
periority of Make and Style of Garments, and which
has given it such widespread popularity and extern
sve patronage has induced the present proprietors
to spare no pains to procure Men of Taste Expo
rlence and Ability, TO superintend the
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT
whose aim it is to produce an article of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
equal to Custom Work, and superior to anything in
this market.
Having effected arrangements in the purchase of
Goods, unequalled by any other Clothing Establish
ment In this city, from which we have manufactured
for the present and coming Season. a much larger
stock than that formerly kept by this house we have
found 1t necessary for our convenience as well as for
the better accommodation of our customers to occu-
Ply both the First md Second floors of our Building
as sAL ~ a Rooms where we are prepared to show
MEMS, YOUTHS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
at unusually low prices.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
This Department shall at all times contain an extern
siye assortment of Cloths Cassmers and Vestings of
every desirable style that the New York market af
fords, which we are prepared to manufacture to or
der in strict accordance with the prevailing Style or
according to the wants and wishes of customers
and at all times guarantee to give entire satisfaction
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
We shall constantly keep hand large assort-
ment of Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Stocks, Cravats,
Valises Carpet Bags and all other articles usually
kept in similar establishment all of which we are
determined to sell at prices defying competition
4 4 = =. v So4 Voosssss G. G. VOORHEES, son.
New Brunswick, April 15 1856.
A CARD
~ D. VL1ET, formerly of the firm of vliet &
Hummer, having located himself with the above firm
of G. G. VOORHEES, & Son, would be happy to serve
his friends and customers OF the late FIRM at this es
tablshment, assuring them that he is prepared to
furnish them with any article in this line on as good
terms as heretofore, and at prices as low as any
Clothing House In this city. 27-1y
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BUILDING LOTS.

TIME SUBSCRIBER HAS A NUMBER OF DE-
4 sirable Building Lots in the Village Of Freehold
which will be sold on reasonable terms. These Lots
are large, and pleasantly situated. Also, lot OF
Woodland near the village. Apply to
34-tf JNO. B. THR0CKDI0RTON.
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To Builders.

FENHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW PREPARED
Il to furnish SASH and BLINDS at the shortest
notice, and the most reasonable TERMS in large or
small quantities to suit purchasers Having followed
the business for the last twenty years. they now
prepared, at the stand formerly occupied by E. W
PAGE, with the NEWEST and most IMPROVED
MACHINERY for manufacturing SASH & BLINDS.
To all those in want of such articles we would say,
give call before purchasing and you shall find it
to your advantage. Application may be made either
at the BASIN, or at the HARDWARE STORE OF
TANNING & DUNN, No. II East State Street, where
orders will be received and finished work kept CON
stantly on hand
ISAAC DUNN g. co.
Trenton Feb, Is, 1850 lily
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CABINET MAKING.
IL The Cabinet Making business, in al its vari-
branches, will be carried at the old stand by
the subscriber the original proprietor. Prices
sonable Give me call.
]. NJ. G. PERRINE.
Freehold, August l. 1855 40-H
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CARRIAGE MAKING,
-
AT ENGLISHTOWN

AT ENNLISHIUW N.
TIME SUBSCRIBER IS NOW CARRYING ON,
i in all its various branches, the Carriage Making,
in the village Of Englishtown Having in his en-
ploy experienced worSmen he feels assured of being
able to give satisfaction in all cases.
All orders for light or heavy work, will be thank
fully received and promptly attended to. All work
done in the best manner, and at reasonable prices.
JAMES BOVINE.
Mnu % 1e55 81 4e
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Miscellaneous.
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.

ALLEN ar
COMBINED MOWER AND &EAPER.
PATENTED NOV 8, 1853
TTNHIS MACHINE is UNEQUALLED BY ANY
J. Machine that has been introduced The good
qualities of this Machine were fairly tested the last
two seasons with entire satisfaction and received the
following premiums, viz;
First Premium for Mower and Reaper; Salem
County Fair, 1858
First Premium do do Bur-
lington Co. Fair,
First Premium do do Cam
den and Gloucester,
Special Premium Mower & Reaper, Camden Fair, 1854
First Burlingt'n Co.1854
First Berks Co. Pa 1854
First Newcastle County, Del. 1854
Silver Medal for Mower and Reaper, Penn. State
Fair 1854
This Machine being less complicated than any
other makes it easy work for two horses and will cut
from ten to twelve acres per day, without changing
team.
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KETCHUM'S MOWER AND McCOR.
MICK'S MOWER & REAPER
COMBINED.

Also for sale. Likewise
SHARP'S PATENT HORSE POWER.
WHEELER'S PATENT
HORSE POWER & THRESHERS.
MOORE'S PATENT GRAIN DRILL.
For the Counties of Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth
and Burlington
All those who may want Drills in said counties,
will please call us, we have the exclusive right
for their sale in the counties above mentioned
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19


PARoDrs CONCERT ON MoSDAY Evening was an
entertainment such as we teget we have not more
frequently in Whreling-an exhibition of all
those exceiIencles Of music which stand the test Of
time and the closest criticism, and u triumph Of
genius OF the highest order under an exalted Ge-
gree OF cultivation. Mere than this, in terms Of
general COMMUNICATION, could scarcely lie said
without descending to inflated eulosy; and less
could not, in the shortest possible space be
ed to such artists.
The audience was almrs; US large. not less bril-
haat, an tnJre enthusiastic than the preceding
one. Mile Parodi aud Madame StTakosch, we
think. were in better voice, and even more fasci.
mating than on Monday evening, and while all
listened enhanced tn the assioua,e voice, mould
ed and finished by the highest art, of III queenly
and majestic ParOLi, all were choIrned with The
sweetness Of the Piquante Amelia SIrakosch. aud
delighted 10y the skill " ith which she b1ipgs out
the sPirit and sentiment Of her pie ces.
VI Maurice Strakosch, we have only to say that
we know Of no other srs at performer who has i'm
proved so much within the past two or three years
lie gave u, long ago, copious showers of m,st
strange an! extraordinary music; but now his
P''"ts' aud they are very great ones, are so much
'q0Fe Papabls and cave, TO au audience at Ieas
mat We can scarcely realize that he is the sane
pell0rmer who used TO finger the piano soeoquet-
lshiy Few years ago.
Ssr9F Lsona1li, who seems gen. rally To be. e.
eiIpsea y the grsater s:ats near him. is new
eflheless a" artist Of distinguished ability. aud 1t
Is very rarely that more perfect BARITONE is met
WIKI than this same uuassumiug and gentIemnnIy
Leonardo. I
us troupe is now on a winter tour through tue
S""'n Where e'er they pause in their n gilt, they
will be certain to meet with ,,arm r.cep,iou.
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NEW YnRK MARKEr

D..
Dc lSth.-Stocks higher. Cleveland Il ToIe.
DO IA. Canton 2t4. Cumberland 23f. MIcli-
gan Southern 90 Reading 9ik Innrana SIS 81.
Virginia G'S IS. Mich, Central SO. WiscuSin Us
49,. Setriing exchange dull.
sCOttOn frm, sales OF loco bales, steamers adj
advices has no elect. 5a5 zs5t=zrzs -
Golfer active sales Of 45C0 hags Rio at l23.
Sugar firm, sales 452 hhds New Orleans 81. Mo
Ia lSeS steady. Iron firm, sales 500 tons Scotch
pig. Tot acco firm sales 80 hhds. Whiskey tie
clined sales $50 bbIs al $50. -
Holders OF common and medium grade Flour
eVInce cHHS de.a5le amxiely to reaIzz msrke; cd
10 Is lower, demand FOL exp0:t and honIe consump-
ton quite moderate Ih Te is some demand for Tor
ward delivery, sales 5000 bhlS at s,25sS, 3T4 lot
common to good state, S,25aSI4 FOR mixed lOi1ncy
and low grades of extra western and 9T5all,2 % for
extra GeneSS1e, included in the sales are 20UOOb,s
safe FOR February at S,15. a Ter Ihe;ASla'S news
4is pu !iShed the market was quite heavy AID
prices strongly tended dow inward. CLHad an -four
only limited GuSlr eSs doing, market rules in favor
Of purchasers, sales at 6624a7O Tor common super
fine 10 choice extra. Southern -four hcaxy, sales
Of 500 bhIS at 9a9,50 roI mixed 10 choice. Rye
f"uE moderate request at 5,S74t1j9 for fine aud
Supvrfne. -CUrnneuI Gull at j rs Tor jersey and
$50 tor BtlLdywine. Z
Wheat, Transactions only toa moderate extent,
prices without important C! aage, perhaps rather
more inquiries for exp ri c,uS. d In a measure by
the decline in lrrightS, sales OF 800 bus fed
Milwaukee club at l9S; 2I00 handsome white Ca
madam al 220 ard 4UUO red Ohio at l9n, mork.t
closing heavy. Rye steady, S1Ies Of l4,OtO bus.
prime al 1871 Bailey nominaliy the same. Corn
scarce, much export drnnnd, market closes
quiet sales Of new sOu;i,s IN yellow at 90a9I; 9Ta
IS in IN store and delivered for Mesirlu mixed and
95 foI new whit, s,uihetn .-..
Pork continues dull aud dropping demand con-
fined chiefly 10 supply imn;rtiinte wants Inae,
sales 300 It'll, al l9aI9 p for mess and 1888 for
prime. Bel very heavy, prices fnvo, purchasers.
sales 800 bbIs 9aIO for country prime, iO52ial2
fIr do mess, Is. I5aI4, 25 for Vt mess IA seals for
reFacked western and Is for Chicago. Beef hams
moderate request, steady prices safes of good
,esn ats. 50. Cut meats dahl we can hear nf
no Transactions in b con. Lard firm, sales 1900
bb!s al ii l25 including 700 bills al / IL E Feb.
Butter Selling at 1924 for western and % % for
state. CHEESE dull at 94aII3.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19
phlLApELrHl4 MARKkr.

DEC. 1S.-Receip,s of Cotton small, stock light.
prl:ts firm Flour quiet, prices remain Wi!flout
chang, demand FOR shipment moderate, The only
ira sictionS reported are POO bbtS got ETantS
Raltat $50 pr bbI, al whrh 1t is freely oiFerc,l,
and part al shade less and 1000 bblS exIru family
al $40, moderate inquiry for h,ane consumption
wllhln the rDnse OF 51a9. Demand for Wheat
limited pnces barely maintained sales 100 bushels
Southern Ted. al IS, Tennessee do. at 81. tar
Tenn. aud Wcsiera white III stole al 1870 aud 3U0
bus, prime ut 20j. So t.......,tr5ss.s
Frelshts 10 Liverpool firm, some further en-
sagemenls or -four have been made at &, per bill.
WhISkey dull, small sales rLbis. at 39a4O anu
II Ids 80.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

TnE srA~r.u DAxc,ns appear to might. and NO,
TO morrow night. as We enormously stated yesier-
day, in the select performance arranged for their
especial benefit, ami to the exclusion of all other
Performances, at The Theatre. -Four of their beau
tfuI baets, illustrating the fashionable and peas
ant dances Of Spain. will be performed. together
will number of choice musical pieces, witlrpi
anu accompaniment. Those who WISH 10 see this
brlIi7nt troup= in their very best rf,rmances
should not fail 10 attend to night. We are as
sured that the utmost order will be enforced, and
ladies' need have no Hesitation in attending