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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-11

ABAp Hrr.-All hcworld do notgo to shoot
ing galleries, butmany visiting them have seen
a Continuance, by which, when the bulls-cyc is
hit, a spring is touched, which, acting upon ma
chinery, throws out human figure, in the most
horrible contOrtions, as If pierced by bullet
gentleman OF this city, who is pistol shot,
was invited, when in New York, into shooting
gallery having this continuance, which he had
never seen or heard Of The first shot struck
the centre, aud out spraug a man, who fell as
our friend supposed, shot through the heart. IIo
faintct, and upon coming to himself, found
crowd standing around him, admiring The effect
of the joke, and also of q large basin of which
had been thrown upon him, in which Tie shoot
ing gentlemen had washed their hands, the sa-
bic streams of which were running over his face
aud linneu. lie left-Nog10lk Herald II
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"Truth stranger than Fiction"


LET TIE afflicted LLEAR TIE TESTIMONY
- OF ID LADY,.
ITO tie pleasure of knowing her. We need
say nothing but to others remark that desire 10
suffering Induces her thus to speak None eau APP
rciate her JOY gratitude In being relieved from pain
after years suffering but those III there be
any) who have suffered like her.
Hiss long been resilient Of this ctytoF the last
years successfully conducting school ut No. $50
baltimore street, happy change In her health is subject
of nStonsHent jog friends. We ask
those interested call on her. Size will tell them more OF
her by MtnoHs JFHct"re than she has written Thus
1t Is that this remedy goes giving relief to the SICK We
public to them From more distant places We also
hear of tile same happy result These facts with the
current testimony thousands should sketicsm and
prejudice their heads AMI concede that lIamptons
Tncure Is i wonderful discovery.
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sPRIN ELECT ION.

I'VE charge F1vE DoL1ARs for inserting nominations for
Sheriff. paid Invariably advance Persons not COM
plying With this rule viii understand Why their announces
ments do not arpear.l
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MISSES. EDroasYou Win confer upon many Voc
ters Uy Announcing oar worthy feow -ctEzen
r. H. HuRnELL candidate for Sheriff at our Spring
election.
fs5 OHIO COUNTY.
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IIyzEY.s CINDL1.iIE.

sIE. EDoR:-Please obge many citizens By announcing
worthy felo-eiti4ep ISAAC COTS, a q candidate
Ohio county.
fes9 MANY cTT1zESs.
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spBCIAL NOTICE S.
no PRINTRRs.

TO PRINTERS.
We arc g Printers with wade's superior
News Book aud Job InlssS We have now on hands
Ness In,slsn.l press I Gast nlss
7 NesI FseeIt'I tsa DarIL dsr een.
E5as , n,ssl de- N WRfIs.
Iss,I IisItSzss Geld size.
tTe,fSss -EsiVs9ssSlOs ~ VnrniHil.
1ltsat liiae. &e.tSe. &c.
sold by us to be good; aud If found not
to lie so, can be returned At our expense.
- Terms eash.
tulF = hisAI 90 o0- z.
ever partr in the UpJ5n commenting up
on the gon qualities great from me use
OF mr. Hosettsts Stomach and te Immense safes
which have been made BIS the agents In our Southern aud
Western ite Is conclusive evidence Of its virtues ancOn-
ruces us just die thing for this climate an should
be used every family, by old and y6nhs before meal
Jurin this extrctnc warm weather, preventive against
all stomach diseases most at this season. when not
only the weather. the diet has controlling influence
on tile system
generally. -, ,,,,,.,, :,
|, ,p1O T. H., LOGAN 1 CO. Agents
- - $500 - So - -
From, de Rrpnslics,,l ana lrg.s, Aprit 81, 1859.
EANIPTON'S VEG: TINCPURI1.
This preparation seems working wonders in the
steal am, medical world. The spontaneous 90
many respectable ami responsible people, WAS never before
given to medical preparation. We know many ourselves
who have been greatly beneatte by the OF this Tfnctnrc
would doubt the evidence presented to our own eyes
and ears m we valuable medicinal qualities The
manufacture Of II In the hands Of parties who mlkeep
up Its purify and public may assured that the os
nal curative properties will be carefully BY Messrs
Mortimer & Mowbray sole reposttOries Dr. Hampton's
recipe for Its manufacture.
For sale by T. If. LOGAN co,
apio --..-.-- : va = 30 -
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TO TIE PEOPLEsOF OHIO COUNTY,
Ianuoee myself as candidate for the Office of Sheriff.
Should be elected, Vim epeayoF to discharge the duties
WITH fidelity.
f.4 a. REBELLION.
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us.,rs. lfortimer. d 1o,r5ray: N.'.'' os'' ~ -


4sfS efrSTsT have delayed entirely too long in
writing you relation the virtues of lEapton's Tine.
ture fear. now that cannot give the alctStword
et have great that feel inadequate to the task
Witthe chronic Theumatis IN its most mallG
tinued 10 be so actc the Atlantic Ocean
my to Americas at which time Il slnnged It's form Into
expected well again, the disease came, In the first
place. my being vAccinatetl from Child who Ind white
swelling When ms gathering first broke lid discharge
less than quart continued to trouble every time
tile weakness Of infancy was several times
very The Joint Ind s SSsn S bSs @
came These sulerinGs and tile general debility
me often to thick should be permitted to know
how II felt to he fee from pain and snrerng even for one
hour mutt; hoy should bee hanged and become like unto
Crss glorious body at least, until tis mortal have put
had taken 50 many medicines and received so little
Eft that had eaaicilcs III none had used Of nenTy al
a heard Iad been placed by my friends under some
physicians III England aud all the relief obain
When irstheard OF IInnpton's Tncturc, had not the
slightest confidence in its efficacy, but nt friend who Ind
Mr Jarrett Piummef lien his slfcriDES were at the
worst aud hal Witnessed the cure wrought upon him. To
Ken battle before began TO feel Its brne1eiUl eectsy
strength rrturnsl-ny appetite became EuOd-lny complex
lon was cienr-I ltke another person. Through the nai
ence friend you acquainted with and
requested to me; youtod case was such necu
fully developed in 1t, andIf desired to take 1t, You would
to @ re 3
ton II dire&s; have become strong and hearty cab
stand lElcl u more
ances haYc henfu complexion, and all my friends
say getting quite Ressy thing is certain my lanit
limbs quite large asaina was before and can trip
about home without crutch.
wish parents had known OF this remedy when
child believe should have been saved the eNcru
eatinH pain nave been subjected to, as well US the deOrm
~ oy the grave, and my parents woIlG
been under such Heavy expenses from doctors bills
aud sending they did, to the celebrated SPRINGS in
England In search OF health wish all the afflicted world
c0;il see me- and the benefits have derived from this
Tincture IIampons. try tomnke NIL acquainted with
virtues with WlIonIil come til contact.
Gentlemen, am thousand times obliged TO YOU anu yor
are at liberty my name and case to all.
remain, yours in gratu'lc,
MARY A. SC0FIELD,
aIEI.i y No. CStI w. Baltimore st.
Mortimer AIoWbray 900 Baltimore street, BAL
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TO TIE vo7,EaS or ono COUNTY,
Respectfully announce candidate for the ONCE
of saerG, at the coming Spring election.
jnes W. t. sELBy.
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4 WONAN's IDEA=0F HAPPINESS lady cor
respondent of the Boston Times gives her idea
tsof perfect bliss in tho following paragraph:
''fm woman, with woman's weakness, and
having good constitution, can. bear a great deal
Of happinessI If was asked my idea of perfect
bliss, l should say, fast horse, duck of cut
ter, plenty of buffalo robes, a neat fitting over
Mime Waists little French 6onnets! If that
wouldn't be happiness for one lifetime, I'm open
to conviction as to what woutd.n 49,,
~ 5ne Goodnight lastweeIs a beautifutchiId.
about five months old, was left .;Ti the steps of
Mr.. Wilson's residence, Thirty eight street, New
York with 4 card on which was writteu.4st.ii
InotIer'sall Take good care ofhin, and he will
honor yourhonse.n terlay morning Nh. md
Ms. ~ applied 10 the Governors for tie right
to Ssiopti t5lescfiild which was granted
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Tar MuIDEREk's BoDY.-Thc 0swego IN. W
Times says the remains of young Fitzgerald!
who was executed atlAuburn, on Friday, for the
murder Of his father, mother and brother. were
taken to the tpBnl ri sterling on Satnriay for
inteFpsnt but the public feeling w4s,so strong
against their ihtefmeat.in 'fhe bufying ground
that they were SUusig ped 70 the grave ~ IN al
joining field. During Saturday night the body
gsas takeu tfF, and has gone to parts unknown.
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TIE peoples c4yDZD4TE.
ourEorty citizen, sAsIL IRWIN, ESQ will be support
cd for the Office of sheriff, the election, by the
fe1 VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY.
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Mn. EprroR-r.ase apooupce THOMAS p. sIIALLcRoss
ms tile peoples candidate for Sheriff. at the ensuing spring
election No one questions peculiar Gness for the Office.
b. SO doing you will obllse
Angus and Times copy and charge this Ofiee.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-11

The greatest Medical Discovery of the
Age is
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS. Hlva
They don'si help complaints, but they cure them y
One Box has cured Dyspepsia
Three Boxes have cured theNorst cases Of Scrofula.
Two Boxes have cured ErysipcIas
One Box always cures the Jaundice.
Three Boxes are sure cleanse system from Bols-
often less than one does it.
TpoDoses have completely cured worst of Ulcers
the legs. -
Small doses seldom fall to cure the Piles.
One the Headache, arising from foul stom-
ach.
Strong doses often repeated expel every from the
body. They should be given to children, who are always
more or less afflicted with this scourge. .,.,.-
Asa gentle Phystc they have equal.
One Box cures Derangctnent of the Liver. =
Half a Box cures CaId. $3.50 sesa Hsstset5
They purify the BlOo strike at the foundation of
every disease. - tli< -,
As Dinner Pill there not their equal in the world.
They purely Vegetable and cano no harm, bptdo
complIsh m unaccuuntable amount of good.
Prepared by Dr. j. c. AVER Practical Chemist, Lowell
Massachusetts sold ali Druggists aud dealers in Ned
icine throughout this section. {AftN
a. G. GOOD CO., Wheeling,
nps q sE !, q. Wholesale nn,ls Retail Agents.
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lVIGlI4,K lRIIlLpH ~ lNkDIcIyE,l
DR.. MoRsE,s

DR.. .,MORSE'S
IN VIC DRAFTING CORDIAL.
IN diseases, by removing tllcr cars, h;l blirrs Up
and fortifSins the whole physical system, that it 'c
snlnely nvulnerAhle all attacks Of this carzctr and
relapse Is therefore Impossible.
is- TIE CORDIAL
combines pecnlIarities never before associate" any
cine While itpctS specifically upon tie circulation n ILL.,
secrett0ns, purifying and hovating lu.i gives i0ze
and regularity Of action to tile stomach anl boW,l
To every relSe urgtn, 1t Inparts degree nT na.eci,,
strength and capacity to endure fatigue, whether lIa,
mental that Is perfectly astonishing. Tr acrii n,h
anil muscles harden umlrr Its Influence. nrryes az,
either In woman, SrcSturC to full visur oltr
tncs and stmulnnts produce re-nctio' hui ii r Ttrl
Dr. MORsE's INvIGORATING COHDlAi.
to orerae uneht The Influence it cxerIs Is Uniform and
PS rs = 'f''' .s1sf = INJECT NEW LIFE
into the whole system. Tile Impotence of aEr; resx4.
tiOnrrOdure by inugence; weakness that rots-
tiOnal; every known affection Of tire sensation
and notion rrllereOr cured By single
rejuvinntinS preparation.
Among the diseases for whicit is infa!Ile specific The
following may lie en;nerAted Nervous ncapartv In Man:
BArrenness Mysteries Female lrrsuarit:es Neuralgia:
Nervous Headache; OT Spirits Feelings Of DSCulrEschL
or ncsrair; Involuntary Nysingi Ms;a Confessions @s'
Mental Inloencc Loss Of Appetite Annexation; Muscular
Realisation Irritalty DEkpePsla Torler after Eating;
Nervous CouHl Unpleasant Emotions; Fool nra Trrct
uarites Of the Bowels; SleGpesneSs Enui Involuntary
Signing; Anxiety Causesas Pears MunVu,aua; Elr-
ous AIylancply and every spteles Of complain, epnny
no THE MARRIED AND SINGLE in every delicate Ply.
ical EFFICIENCY, this unEivale, safe and nfabc rxarsVii
earnestly recommended. 1t dInSes delightful ca G'
the whole system, and by communicating to feeble
ism the energy which mature has enC Indulgence
strOyed, 1t inevitably rrOlongs lfe while 1t con'ruiai
enjoyment.
standing, leading medical men, and u fact, embraces cSus
profession, occupation and class.
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.HBIsKELL & sWEARINGEiN,

VJTouLD beg leave announce to arrt
w val OF SnFlpR and Summer Goods, being their
SECOND STOCK THIS SEASON, - j.
beautiful Goods, which Will be open and ready
for Inspection on Thursday and Friday, the 10th and 1tlt
instS We confidently Invite inspection Of our Stock
believing that cannot be eNceled In the city, anu
We have no hesitation In Inviting a'cOmparson.
oods, just received BY the steamers Persia and
Atlantic have selected In New York. principally from
the we'll known houses Of Mts!rs A. r. Stewart! Co..,
Lake Co.. which sufficient guarantee that the styles are
OF the most fashionable recent designs Imported.
Our EnbFoldGrIes Chiefly there
by enabling offer superior Inducements, both in new
Our stock Of SIantas are Importation Of George
Bapiu Many Novelties not to be found eisewhers
We would beg call particular attention to our
stock of Lnens lmpolCd ourselves aud TO stock OF
Staple House Keeping Goods I'LL Of which will sell Mt
very low prices 4. .,.ft 1a5sl = Ir7.
II is our intention to superior advantages 70 pur-
casers continued fair dealing to merit the confidence
OF the public. EsFl.s-2= ~ - y -
Very respectfully, .I.....[,, J79s
corner Market and Union SITS.
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vho. was Eightg INC LADY, Of course.
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.'IIow do you like Miss Kimberly in broad
cloth and gilt buttons.' inquired young lady
"She is quite captivating he replied, "but
very wicked to Outshine us lords of creation. in
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The greatest nIcdical Discovery OF 'tho

For sale by T. If. LOGAN & CO.
aplO 2 Gent Agents.
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True enough. If Rachel can have sons with
out getting married, what's the use?
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STRENGTH AND IIEALTEI RE
@.STORIID.
Dir. JOHN DAVIDSON, living miles above Pittsburg
on the Pennsylvania Canal says: 'wien TAX
ing BG.RIIAvE's HOLLAND DITTERs could hardly walk.
Now enjoy excellent health"
E-sold Mt 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS, by the
rroprietors,
Manufacturing Pharmuceuss Chemists, Smith
field and Third streets, Pittsburgh, md by
LAUGHLLHS &c fBUSHFLELD,l
apo-1w wheeling, Va.
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-tsst- aI7Isl y No: 6sI w. Baltimore ST.
MessrB. Mortimer AIoWbray $50 Baltimore street, BAL.
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5hGC1.ORG.
TIME REV. On. PLUSfMER of Allegheny City will de-
liver Lecture before Young Men ChrIsHn AKso.
citation Of this city FRIDAY EvENINC the 10th inst al
Washington Hall. =,
the Lecture tn COMMENCE at O'Clock. $50
The subject-''The Study OF LIatorV.'' aps:3t
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DI8PEPTIos.AL 1lAg NOTICE! !!

DlISIoEPTIQ.S.h-Yt4 NOTICED! E
NOV IL, 1sro Mr. Hugh sxo.,is, J made application
IN medical aid his WiE aged aont3J. found,Nss
Swords suffering under violent lroSysn of Sick Head.
burning In tire stomach, pain in the sides and back Very
strong Indications OF alteration Disease of long
stnndinE-s.-l,rt. - -
Feb TO- 1851 certify that my wife serious.
Is afflicted with several years,
permanently beneftte medicine but Or. Truxars
Elixir, which peFtpFnied o cure $3.50
,DRoExsyI4LE, Pa. Y441
For sale Low by
- .sl.Fs AZ = II. III HOGAN. & CO. 3i =
mh2S -tAts.tis ~ Bridge Corner DrugEists
WOJsLDIYOU BE HANDSOME
BEAuTIFUI lon may be acquired by using Che
IN stBilgs T7Oatty f90tccrs.n 1t viii Tan,
pinEes and Feeckles the Si leaving Il Of and
r6sGate hae. Wet tpEeis pour on2 or drops and wash
tie ftse RIgit an iIIeFuspE. & - ~ 4
: Forsale by n. IL LOGAN 4 CO. a. VI II
stah9s43 eti 8 s 2 sltS Bridge Corner Druggists.
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Wanted Imme d ately. =,
VKTEi want goo Vest aud Pantaloon Makers u
W. VIII pay the highest price In cash. c,,,S BEo
) "a ~ =
TOROF MOODS Woiid effal Half Restorative iST ri
.Ifio4fsAsS .EFFet = j! B.
Jant.. ssien Of Red sLeEtar. y 2se1ss Il.
VTERSIIFUGES.. IIOlisnsac PalintstOcG s.
~ I.anets, &c! 81. for $aleby ,coOD co.
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INJECT NEM LEE
CAUTION

IKE testimonials gifts tcacy are from ccrytnen orL
tanng, leading medical men, and, in fact, embraces c,u!
roIessiOn, occupation and class.
Washington telegraph., 1856-10-15
Highly Important News from Nicara-
qua! Another Battle Fought!
NEW York; DC

NEW Ohh, Oct- q
The Tennessee has arrived Affairs in
Nicaragua have assumed most favorable
aspect. The stability of the government
is now prevailing. The army under Wal
ker consists of sixteen hundred Americans,
besides the natives. The troops are In
good health and spirits
News having been received at Grenada
that party of men adverse to Zoost, were
occupying Rancho at San Jacinto--
Walker despatched forty men under Lieut..
Mcdonald to attack them. He made the
attack but finding the party too strong to
warrant an assault, he returned with the
loss Of six killed and seven Wounded
Leaving small number behind to war
with the enemy, he returned to Grenada
with the remainder of his troops. On the
receipt OF the news at Grenada, party OF
citizens, numbering about sixty, headed
by Lieut. Milikin, Cole, Wiley and Mar
shall. volunteered to 90 and attack the
Rancho They divided themselves into
parties of twenty each, SO as to attack the
house in three different points. They
succeeded in driving them from an enelos-
ure into house, but were there repulsed
with the loss of fifteen wounded and mis-
sing, including three commanders lost
The enemy's loss was one hundred. Then
whole force is estimated at 400.
Washington telegraph., 1856-10-15

fexibility in executing all laws passed un-
der its authority; bat, beyond all these at
tributes, an possessing the one traHscenden'
merit Of being the representative IF neither
offhe taeo sectional parties Ro.c struggling
for political supremacy.'
We need not say, for the information OF
our regular readers, that this resolution as
serts nothing in praise Of Mr. Fillmore, IS
a Whig and an approved statesman, which
has not already been said of our own ''mere
MENTION as no less tribute TO historical
truth than to the personal character of that
gentleman Disconnected as Is their en-
dorsement by the Wing Convention with
any "adoption" of, or even preference" to
the peculiar opinions of the party which
has already selected Dir. Fillmore as its
candidate We are free.to confess our gra-
tifcation at the selection OF the Wings of
one otherwise so worthy of the compliment
paid him, and vino, If he shall accept the
nomination in the same spirit, will be de-
serving of the Jealous support of all Wings
who, in the absence of any other acknowi-
edged Whig candidate, have remained un-
pledged, and who are yet anxious to dis
charge their duty to their country under
circumstances coufessedly of peculiar diff
Guilty and trial.
Whether considered as the nominee Of
our Wing brethren or as civilian and
statesman of approved ability and integri-
ty, Mr.. Fillmore is worthy of all respect
and confidence. 1t is not too much to say
that the administration of public affairs
would be, as it heretofore proved to be,
safe in his hands; If political proscriip-
ton and religious Intolerance are, as as
charged, part of the ritual of the order
which has placed Mr. Fillmore at its head,
the Whig party, in adopting him as Its
nomineej can assume no completely with
such an uncharitable and anti-republican
political creed.
As Wings We do not discriminate offen-
sively between the naturalized and the ma
tive citizens, and give no countenance to
sectarian jealOusies and theological contro-
versies; but, without seeking to ascertain
the real nature and extent of the differ
ences between the Whig and "Ame1ieaa'
parties, it may be sufficient for our pres
ent purpose merely to premise that their
existence is mutually recognised by each !:
by the American party, on the one hand,
protesting to have risen on the 'sruins" of
the Whig as well as Democratic organiza-
tions, and in solemnly renouncing the
'faults" of the former no less than of the
latter; and by the Wings, on the other
hand, in their endorsement of Mr.. FILL
MORE without adopting or referring to the
peculiar doctrines of the party which has
already selected him as its candidate
As Whig "pure and simple" and in
default of any previous nomination OF a
candidate of the Whig party, that of Mr.
FILLMORE must, we think, commend it
self to the approval of all uncommitted
Wings who conceive that duty to the
country will not permit them to remain
idle or Indifferent spectators in a contest
involving consequences of the deepest i'm
portance to the public interest, ii not, as
many conceive, tiie existence Of the Gov
ernnient itself
Washington telegraph., 1856-10-15
Te!egraPded 10 Me Memphis Eag3c
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the africa.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.

NEW YORK. Oct. g.
Ihe steamship Africa has arrived,
bringing still later news from Europe
France and England intend withdraw
ing their Representatives from the Neapo-
Titan Court, and sending four ships OF war
20 protecs their subjects
Il Is reported that there is secret So
ciety IN France whose intention it is to
assassinate the Emperor Numerous az
rests have been made, and much excite
nent prevailed. The Congress at Brus-
sells was largely represented Accounts
from Spain report things IN conciliatory
condition. The constitution Of 1915 has
been re-established. Cortez assembled
four months in the year. 0Donnell in
creases in his favOrs to the Queen. AZ
fairs in France were approaching a cri-
sis.
Cotton market firm. Sales for tn re
DAYS As. 600 bales. Fair Orleans quoted
Il; MiddIing Orleans So. Flour declined
Is in lower grades. Wheat declined ID
TO Sd Corn dull Pork unchanged
Consols advanced Is to 3-S Manches-
ter trade quiet. Consols advanced 81 !
James McHenry& Co., quote cotton ad-
vanced l-6. Ordinary cotton unchanged.
Spectators taken 5000 and Exporters
1900 Imports since the departure Of
the last steamer is $4,000 Wright &
CO., quote MiddIing Mobile at st. Stock
on hand 624.0O0 bales. Bacon firm
There is a good business doing in sugar,
L.,
changed Bullion in bank decreased &c.
900 pounds.
The Herman arrived out. Sales on
Saturday 5000 bales. The market closed
firm