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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-30
pnn.AnE1 pHIA MARKEr

Jan. 39-Flour market exceedingly quiet, but
little export demand, 100 bbis standard brands
disposed of at % per bbl, atwhich figure none
offered; sales for home consumption limited at
our last quotations Demand for wheat cOntin-
ues limited at l,95al, g per bus good red 8, l9a
10 for white Three Of the city mills have ceased
operation, and some of the others contemplate
stopping in day or two Rye unchanged,
10000 bus Penn. sold at ], 20. Corn, yellow IS
ar. Whiskcy, demand continues limited, small
sales of bbIs at SO and hhds 3D.
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Hear! Hear!! HearM!
.nRAr nEnI.rgrInNs z C,nEIr pHnI.rrHnN

CLOSING OF FALL ASD WINTER GoOpSi
ENG DESTROYS reducing my stock In the above line
ID have made the following reductions:
EMBROIDERIES
will consequently sell collars formerly held at 90 for
ss; those 80 for 49, and others in proportion am
offering greater Inducements than other house town.
IN GLOAKS
Arsdaetion o 50 Ct will he rante and those ready
cloth cloak $3.50 The greatest bargains offered.
Others Esha sell the advantageous terms; actual
" selling the ready made for less than you buy the
cloth rRnnrSGs.
OF which have large assortment WI sell out at almost
your prices i5 :
Comforts chIldren,s wooden sacS ladies superior woeI
scar etc. have such variety and such prices
astonish every one With word, being
willing reduce my stock the lowest point viii sell my
goods much less than
ANV OTHER HuusE.
that you cannot help buying. Come al and every
that wants to save his money
ISAAC Prayer.
EASTERN Bargain Store, lis Maa street,
lec22 bet Mouroe and Cnion sts Il
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Improved ArtinciaI Teeth.

81
nR. j. ALLEN late Professor the Ohio College of Dem
~ tai Surgery invites attention his highly improved
method Of constructing Artificial Deuturra Which combine
l. There seams or erevices for the Icnent of food
TO ytate the saliva or infect the BREATH
slightest moisture c:I get betSstTI the teeth and plate
2 An Artificial Cum, which Is rs firm and niestrUcblea
the teeth, Is fused at high heat between
base which unes diem 70 each other and the plate upon
which they set. Tis Eu,n inpaTts teeth PEE
euar expression and appearances which characterize
s. Great Strens;e obtained by is uniting The teeth,
gum and plate Sa no ordinary force Of mssticatiuS,
break them from their basc.
clear and distinct articulation of speech is restored
teeth and gum of natural or,n To this tongue
readily adapted This perfect adaptation of tie tongue TO
the denture, prevents tie Kissing uued sounds speak
ing singing often OBSERVED in wearing artG
s. The natural form and expression of the mouth and face
can be restored in where they have become sunken
supporting the teeth These attacf,rIlts are so
formed to bring out the SunEe portions and them
in their proper position They covered with the above
gum compound, component parts Of the
enture, and when rightly detected by the
closest observer This method Of restoring the cheeks to
their original ulneSs and the and express
sion Of the mouth and lips has been we'll tested having been
made special feature in the authors practice for several
years past variety Of Photographic Daguerreotype
ILeness which have been taken Of persons without this
and also with IT. can be seen at his office show
ing the change In appearance which produced the
countcances Of individuals wearing
and examine, together with other sPeemsns OF bis work
requiring the above attachments.
s. The plates usually employed for this patira
the purity of which prevents the slightest tarih
pleasant taste il tue mouth In short this system embraces
and Important features, which readily appre.
ciate y those wearing artificial dentures upon this rici
pie With reference tie utility Of this method,
testimonials can he given from eminent Dentists in the Yari
Gus parts OF s Cnion and persons wearing the work in this
and other cteE.
DR.. ALLgN has arrangements by which he Is enabled
persons from distance, immediately on arrival
thereby saving expense.
!. ALLEN, No. 50 Bond st-set,
New YoRK.
p S-Persons desiring ans further Information Ia refer
the above viii be furnished with pamphlets
postage BY sending cote with address to Dr. j. 3LprS
ian26daESn
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MEDICAL. zee
IL SHoIID TRT ITl.
. r., j. .H.O SsTETT ERgS-
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
100. goo Bolile. sold b. Ono ! cav.

NoTHINGi in The msrIet-nohlag il tie medical market
~ fer the ptstity years hss seer eoualea asr 81. N
article bS produced equalto this
GREAT !ANTI-DYSHEpIIC.
~ EossssEs preparation Is nos Old granuy's stc:nc
nor the nsFe experimental result Of is;.
clare verbal Investigation. ~. rssa! 81 p-cd
snd elaborate study Of Of the ssisiie eheL- y
thr present CSnlurr.
~. Ao=:rs;er s:,bIu s Invaluable Bi.,rrs, 70 v
cAi Tets OF WHAT'S Sill better, personal lrl iII OK
eva coiIsistnon he Trt properties these Bier v
ne IGand ~ INC MS ansys!s, iv !a oftrr Eat
enceis NH be mace aSnlitsi In
Os EasIt s!,set o. Time pon the system.
BtieEs. 80 s--s>H
relieved az oErc. -
Are YOU siroys hy indigestion! Rsoys ths usr BY Ae
IE2r use OF Ihsss Btltrst. - -
sre you FSTer anu ASae! Hos r,aEy iheussa.s n hs
9ss AEa aouta have beel cures Of 4hs estr.
Au should iJ this great Autide.c. w vf.irts 10 sHr
isA hae liosetitEs Hh;ES used, It :sygI .Sd
Esne cannon occur.
olS vine gllsSlu taken Stree igs a6ay hSfsJe iftf.
H1l ne lonnd great t0r agent which all Ill ~ I.rcisjs
nhe ltisohAHy Satsd " The Set, they S.ilv J ~.
lpE the lsitteTs IlGl. % =
There are other Biters, represented tho sr1e Whit,
are comparatively worthless. Our Eitsrs ere wheat
r'rai Tor telr hlsdlclnEl qualities. Thcy are nut , IN
square bottles, containing lii quart Hiil ;lt dttiss an
ana @ - Hpsetsi"s SfOlad3 6ftFs' kie :: a. Ike BOT
tie. None ether genuine.
FRlCE one I.OLIAR PER BOTTLE -
80 Tor sale b! All the principal Druggists, He,. Bars
aad Dealers generally Throughout Cnied
LAuGHLlNs BuslWIRD ana
je2s-iydHw IFhee,,as
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Change of Schedule.
E5fzs9 ss9zstsa go stsz SlI
Sszs 80 800 zEsseS sss.s&
Wlnter Arrangement.
Winter a Arrangement.
TRlSsPokra1Iox orrIcE B.ao.R.l

TRISSPoRTATI0S OFFICE B. 4 o. R. Z.
Welding Sutton, Dec. 4l, 1855.
on and after Tuesday the I Instant the Passenger Trains
(exprcss and ai wleayc this station daily at p NJ and
tO:jO p. NJ
The Express r ". and win only stop at
the following stations: BenWoOd, sIoundsve Cameron,
Fairmont FeermaI, SeEburg, Rowleshur Piedmont, Cum
beand Sir Johns Run, Martsburg Harpers Ferry, Mon
ocacy, Sykrsvle and Washington Junction.
The Mail Train leaves daily except Saturdays at 1030 r.
NJ, and will stop at all the regular stations
The Wheeling and Cuuhe rAnd Accommodation Train Will
be daily except sundays, leaving Wheeling I, A. NJ,
arriving Cumberland st p NJ Leaving Cumberland
at 5:l5 A. " and arriving In Wheeling at I, p. VI.
By order OF J. II. DONE, Supt.
del J. B.EoRD, Agent.
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HALyF&x, NOON, Jan. 29.-No signs of the
approach of the Steamship Arabia, from Liver
pool, she win bring dates to the 19th,one week
later than the Baltic
We1thcr calm and clear.
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURED
BUEAsEAS'S BOOIG- II EsEPfR'z
Writing FjIJiS

GINcE tbs superior Fuid lux has ptr Geforc tbr ,b,
- now nearly two years has been c0a4;antlS gaining IN
aoid Fluid. ~ -
During the past JeHr tWeny thousand quart Plat hog
i!e iortheF with SNEAKER sszys lHumerabc pave been cold
bnrsh huaalo Cleveland Detroit, Terre autv LsiayS,ts
Indianapolis Evansville Frankfort, Lexington
and New Orleans ]! has also been adopted STATE De-
Parnents OF Kentucky, TENNESSEE and Msissinn, II h
taken three FIRST class Diplomas tue Mechanics
Cincinnati and Lonisye and four Diplomas sud Prize III
and Illinois. - i e"4.Ht"
The following merchants, bsnkers, &C., Wheeling here
toforc using ATnod's Engii- Ink ltAVu j 4 ms,
lcrs BOOK kecpCT's Writing Fluid:
NorthweStern BANK of Virginia; Merchants, Hfscbsnes'
Bank o! Wheeling; Bank MhseiiI; Cr.scen Mamiirrt
ring Company County Clerk OhlU County National Tsc.
graph once Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Office; Mcclure
House. Nelly, Holloway Co; Russell 9IcAfec; Gordon
Matthews Co.. Sweeney Sea- Doanr Ccp I'M; on 4
Boyd Boyd Oh; Oliver Fryer Jas. H. stout Co.. Lamb.
din, GIbers0n Co.. Press.
For sale at manufacturers prices by
OcjJ LAAiBDlN Gll.pPISOS 500
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GOLDEN BEEH ~, g s. ss'TORE4 |
TREMENDOUS sFocKseRE
FILL IND WINTER DRIP GOODS.
erOME Il TA0MAs

hesuviaa
hans landau rsN
feet Rtgy many Thousand E KEEP " ny city.
dss6xn h
P atsnH n mvbsd
Ladi
PLAID ao:xnuec good stvoari ~ scent.
f"neh N0' at % cent? and T~.
In
WEAR
etrendr Asssrep I ~ d hem IAN
atod1go sncutnrr san
EAi n aYn Coos +.
a any house u a
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RAITIN0RE MARKET

BALII4oRE, Jan. % Nothing doing IN -four
or grain, thelembargo of our port BY ice still
continues, and suSpends operations quotations
are nominal and unchanged
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Iust keneiv.A d

nv A. EDWARDS = BRO have lust ree.i,,.a t,,, -.
w East tat their grocery adjoining lie Post once
an excellent and carefully selected assortment OF hpr Ore
eeF!es 70 which they invite the Ur all IN
good aud cheap Groceries our llocI cenas5 in part
RE, MarAceito and Java Coffee, brown, clsrlaea do;
Crushed and PulYrrEed Sugars;
Teas in great variety and fine Qualities;
Cocoa, Brouna and Chocolate best brands;
in cans; Rice Flour, Corn Starct
PARMA Sage, MaccRron, Isngass, Jelvtinn.
Olives, Hops, etc
Tobacco and SegaTS Eac Quatirs;-
Soaps etc. Fine ground Table salt;
Spices and Essences OF every variety.
Together with many CthrF alilclr5 TO tedious "a
rate all Of which We ore selling very low pricsl
Can Ghd examine for yourselves can't he plOGae
Remember the placccoTEer Market aud Qancy sirts ID
joining the Postohice, Wheeling Va ,nYs5
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ARRIVED

NV YoRk, January a9.-The Star Of the
West, from San Juan, arrived early this morn-
ing, with $50 passengers and 6443. 600 dollars IN
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fzs7 8. y ACCEPTED.

WASHINGTON, Jan 2g-llr Dallas has sent 10
the President his acceptance of the Mission 10
England - 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-30

CINCINNATI MARKET.
JAN. 29.-Flour, Z, % and unsettled Ness
Pork IA; sides 81 Whisky 2Sla84 Sugar
scarce and higher. Molasses 4Ia49
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-30

We have announced new books with greater salts
faction than in the present instance These
tiGn ho"ks They do not ia respect belong the ut
ter lerature Of tle day. Though differing very widely
in plot purpose and style, they may alike lay claim
Chatting interest," and an adaptation to improve both head
anu ;n5 mar. ,,,sov ppor,yrps w..
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H4S0lY BIOIHER!S, \. I0RH, PJBLL5
Saturday, January 19th,
u A N M e r Il.

vol, 10 mo. Price Sl,95.
THE many readers and admirers Of farmingiae Will
anticipate with pleasure volume from the pen Of
Caroline Thomas (thc dc plume formerly used by
Mrs. DoRR We assure them they vii: not ind LAM
ERE'' whit less charming than IFS predecessors We
shall be disappointed the public do yet
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SENATE PRTNTEI

WAsnINGToN, Jan. ga democratic caucus
this morning nominated the Union for Senate
Printer, by vote of 1s to ..
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SATURDAY, EEBRUARY 2D.
Il d I II II

Tie Quaksi's Daughter. A t0leef Puritan Times
81 oSE OF HER Defendants
1 vol. 19Iuo. Price 81 Is
HTNE Of this Domestic Tale 4 during that
gious persecution Of the ouaGtrs which deep
stain upon the bright fame Of the Puritaus TO the
charm Of absorbing interest tale, attraction
of historical accuracy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-30

RCnARrzR ElreTlox.-We give a complete list
IF all the officers for the ensuing year, ehOsenat
the Municipal election on Monday:
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SETTLE.

SETTLE.
ON ACCOUNT ola change intheir 6rm, all persons in
" dehted to the subscribers at their Retail Store
ney requested to be ready for settlement the 1t of Jan
BY cash otherwise, and all persons having claims
against the firm will present the for liquidation.
EaaftI1. ATCCLALLENS & KNOX.
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:. : ''r co-Partnerehip.

B. MARSH has this day associated With him H. r Way.
81 man. for the purpose tFEnsaetng the Whoesae and
reta Boot Shoe bnnes ~ The old stand Of b AArsh
No S. Monroe street. next teor 70 Greer. OFT CO. under
the firm OF MARSH HAfAAS.
Jaly lat, 1885 jaw
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EASTERN BUSINESS.
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING.

Business Cards. Sotaral Consular and Commercial
and Seal Presses Certificate Of Stock, and Deposit Bls
Ladin, and Exchange, Checks, Drafts, Notes Of Hanl, Bill
Heads Circulars show Cards Labels Designing and Engra-
wing Wood, and variety Of Engraving and Printing
ain forward specimens by mall ton application with r o.
jn26:daR5m 1875 broadway, Dey ST., y. Y.
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Co-Partnerahip,

-N. s So-SaTCnerShlP.
THE undersigned will the LIST day OF January, 1856
Il s0eiate with themselves in tr business Of their Retail
Store, H. b. SroSx acting under the style OF cCLALLIS
Dec. Is aIccLALLENs KNOX.
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Regular Union Line Packet
]. M. HAMILTON,
STEAM BOAT AGENT,

WHEELING, Va
Wharf BOnI nj the foei OF Monroe street,
VIII attend to the receiving and DELIVERING OF freight and
the collection Of freight bills
Freight for ali the regular packets will be received free Of
rhnrr nut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-01
BOARD or COUNCILMEN

MoyDAY, Dec. 3l.-After disposing of various mat
te the resolution relative the peo1 of hoor 10Y
change OF stage called up on motoA Oh MI 10Y
oyER-Mr bAEAEY presiding - . = n Mn.
NJ. CLANor presented an affidavit OF WIN; fullls,
rr.d Bosrd- The deposition stated ~ sub
the dpoueut hsi sold 70 Daniel d. borrower Io
.rcised tke licenses ned BY him, With -Nen sss'
snd the understanding that the stages e-re not 70 Dc
run Ii undesood that tue stages were 20 D. run
be should not have disposed OF the stages tor the sum he '
received. -, e. -. l.
Mr.. CLAScr moved that the affidavit be entered
upon the mi3uts. . ..., II.
Mr.. CosovrR objected. He said that If that motion
~ a. pfr..-d be siould od,f two counter shdayita .
Mr. McCsHlGL said he wa- in hopes that they shouin
have a. opportunity pasdls resolution eon pmsnsy 70
The President the IMPARTIAL manner IN which he mad pre-
Aed DUNG the ysa He moved therefore ai the ~hoe
subject be laid on the table. -,
the motion lay on table los, BY vote o. 5so
MrEosoyFR stated that be- desired 10 have the am
A.y; o. Abr,hsm Brown The affidavit s'ste that ds
neat called ulism Pulls and oderst 10 Pufrhse oi n
the ircnse, Of 'Ar route Tor ~" Win the c,a
underan5tng Of hs rsnnilr the stages. thN ey
h. met Pulls 81 oelock the Sboo sni Lerthef psns se
the eonsunmans the purrhasc and ma rus tari,
informed HIN that b. hal made arrangements 70 se th-
AID stages upon better Mr. tonoFef s we'cn'ca es
aRd.rt OF Robert Msisy. which 80 rrsa " .,sea SUE
ssnee an Pulls cal III on him sni onsfea 70 see ana
the N ami sss tor 1000 thai h rr'"si 70 sc -
nm To. Pri tho od-fsl Ia .ei him The Icsn'- TOT ~
sy.-,..nf,, d-poen' SI~s~b Puis y q" - sess IN h'
1o,.nl'i.~. Cssspar, sst kifsr csaa, shss ~
e-1- So t-r,~ d-rsa-- s,'ei 'h,' b-- 49, o. e'iS
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GOSSIP FROM GREAT BRITAIN.

From Our Own Correspondent.
EDINBURGH Friday, Dec. IA, 800
say Great Britain, to note national peculiar
ity which is very apparent the moment you come
to write in Scotland. The English do notacknowl-
edge Scotland at ALL in general way as part OF
the same kingdom. They speak of the English
and the Scotch. But come to Scotland and YOU
are BritOR, that is if you are not Scotchman'
and all things English are seized upon by the
Scotch customs and labeled British. This is not
little curious to an Englishmsn, who does not call
himself Briton, except when half drunk heswears
he never, never, never, never will be slave.
Well, then, l am still in Great Britain, that Is
Scotland; still in Edinburgh, which is the Capital
of Great Britain-LondOn is only the Capital OF
Middlesex-and having few items of gossip and
intelligence, may as well jot them down for the
readers of The TRIBUNE.
Like bread cast upon the waters, my last letter
returned TO me after many days. Whether or not
il came via Australia | do not know, but see
portion of it appeared the other week in The
Scotsman 1t was the sketch of DIR. simpsons
which The Scotsman characterized as emlnently
Yankee in its cleverness, Its exaggeraton and
its want of taste;" although it had no more
taste than TO repeat il for the beneht OF It's read
ere. The Scotsman attributed the sketch 10 mr'
nocent and unaware of great deal that is laid
upon his back. However, The Scotsman's rebuke
administered to the writer of that sketch for want
of taste, fell on the wrong man this time. HAD II
been any other paper than The Scotsman that had
characterized my sketch as eminently Yankee and
therefore in bad taste, should not have noticed
it. But my censor is well known in these parts
for perfect purity of principle, immaculate delica'
CIV of sentiment, and such elegance of expression,
The Scotsman not long since signslized its taste
modesty and chivalry by an atrscious attack on
the Hon. Mrs. Norton, in style and language
which might have been indicated and paid tor BY
Mr.. Norton himself some years ago.
mentioned Professor Blackie in that sketch,
and gave you Q joke about his doing the Metsphy-
sicisns OF Edinburgh in Review Of Ferrier's
book. OF course my description OF his reviewing
the book without reading X wss joke; but Learn
this has been taken in earnest. lou knew Sidney
smith's assertion that II takes sprgcsl oporasioa
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune
ALBANY, "Wednesday, jan 3 1856.
The Senate met and adjourned without transact
ing any business of importance.
In the Assembly four ballots were taken for
Speaker, the last standing az follows:
For LYMAN Odel TX. NJ of Livingston:
Mr..rs T. D. Bailey, Berry, BreSoo Buckley, Bueklia
Case j. Clark Coon Croker, Dennston, Dolan u Duo
ley Duganne Fem Guest Hskes tiaHtne ho6os hoyrsdt
r. H. : HYDE JiukiDs, Johnson King Lee Lewis hsoen,
Mather T. Mills Norhrup, Prescott Reed Rodser schoon-
sker simons snedeke Ten Broeck Thomas Tracey, he
mour. T. 7. " cod, l. Nood-il-
For Henry A. Prendegast (Rep) of Chautauque;
Mesrs Abbott Ager Burton, Carpenter Cobb Cole Dswey
s Dudley FoO,e GAGE. Gould, Green, Hampton, n hyde
Juiau Ketchsm Kugmau Savage, Street Main, Nsloury,
M,itby CASEY Mead Paine Peck Po0en, Rose b. Truth,
Suos squire y anderesf, Warner, Nlliams-IL W. KEENAN,
changed 10 Cole
For BENJAMIN Bailey Hard Of Putnam:
Me.,r, Anthon Brandon. Brsiy Curtis Demock, DNSs,
Clover Hanfori Hayes. Holmes, Loyett, Msiteson, Miller
A j. Mills Parter Ray, Reeve RELY, Robinson, SCOT,
spinols srsn- Van ssntYoord, Ward, Wells Nlise aud
Ntbeck-T
For Timothy Hoyle soft Of Clinton
Mesas Deveuius. FLOYD mcehan, Morgan W. ). smith
Spraker. Arthur. Woods, " nsht-9
Rest scattering. Adjourned to }. p
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGlSLATURE.

HARRI.BrRcH, Tuesday, Jan. l, 1854.
The Penrsyy snia Legislature duly organized to-dsyI
YIN. NJ PRATT and RICHARDSON l.. WRIGHT were
elected Speakers of the Senate aud House respectively
The message 81 the Governor is to be delivered To-
morrow.
Dispatch III HaRRlSS' re- jan = Ae''
Gov. Pollock's Message was delivered to tho Legs
.ure this morning. He makes some congratna'ory
remarks about the financial condition OF the Ssate-
the decrease in the debt during the year having bees
$3.50 600 and no new loan having been credited. lie
refers to his former message for his opinions on national
aaairs and rsatirms the sentiments then expressed
He calls attention to the necessity for further egss-
ton on the license question: adverts to the duty o.
ee~ting United States Senator; alludes to the ROB
berry of arms at the Harrisburg Arsenal; recommends
the enactment of law infcting punishment for sucS
Offences, and further appropriation for building q"
Arsenal at Philadelphia, the State arms being nov
kent in an insecure clubhouse, owing to the former
building having been torn down and not rebuilt IN con
sequence of the insufciency of the Appropriation t
the purpose.
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STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 2. lsJ

WEDNESDAY, Jan. lcOo'
AsHrs-Pots and Pearls are quiet at 81 % for the
Corner, and ss a S. - for the latter.
CorToS-A moderate business doing at former quo
tations.
FLOUR AND MEAL--IIolders of the low grades of
State and Western are firm. The better grades are
steady but quiet the sales of Western Canal 1000
bbls at So ll ss 43l for to good State and
superfne Michigan 81 37ias sc for super6ne Upper
Lake and Indiana; A. 81 a - o. for low grades Of
Ohio, and 81 75a sll so for extra Genesee.
Canadian Flour is quiet at s. 5OaslO Southern
Flour II heavy and unstable; the sales 400 bbs
at So 7ja 50 % for mixed to good standard brands
Baltimore City Mills, Alexandria and Howard street
and 50 81 $40 80 for favorc fancy and extra brands
Rye Flour plenty sales of GOO bbs at g. jOa - ej
Corn Meal * dull at 81 for jersey
GRAIS-Whest is firm, the arrivals moderate and
the inquiry good sales of 1000 bush. at 81 90. a -
for red Southern and 81 20 for prime white Missouri.
Rye is firm; sales of 800 bush. at 81 81 for Southern.
Oats are lower; sales at i4a 47c. for State and 49S
52c for Western Corn is frm sales of 81, 900 bush.
at sia9Oc for new Southern yellow; 7sa sJc. for Jer
sey yellow, and sia93c. for Southern white.
WHISKY il unsettled at 35,a3s.c. for Ohio aud
Prison.
PROyIsIoss Pork is again lower sales OF $50 bbls.
at sl4ali 80 for prime, and $40 s7sasl7 for prime.
Beef heavy with large arrivals; sales of $50 bbls.
at 50 $40 for Country Mess, sl3 so sl4 for Vermont
Mess, and slias l4 69i for repacked Western Mess.
Lard is lower; sales at IL al9c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-01
ooreLE MURDER AT WOODBRIDGE. CONN.
Nrw-HAVEN, Wednesday, Jan. ,. 1870.

NIW-HAFkN,
Two murders were committed in Woodor'dSse s~
miles from this city yesterday, by Cherries sarford On
insane man shout PC yesrs old 1t s supposed ths' h
was in the wood. choppns, and that when he sams
out he Killed Enoch Spcrry, who was riding b, IN bus
sleigh. Mr. Spenys head way cut of. He was tas
father of n ID. Speuy. SECRETARY of State saniosa
then went TO the house OF hhsbcd Cmo"rneid.
farmer and killed BIN Sh his AK Sanford isin jss-
He appears to be rupihS maniac. He is the nephew
OF Alemsron Sanford, who was cue of the Wskemar-
tics arrested on Suspicion of connection with the re-
cent murder OF Justus Matthews. Sanford has' bees
two or three times at the Insane Retreat To-day he
is muttering senseless a-gco, with occasional osts