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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC-LYoN's MANI

CAUTION TO THE PUBLlC-LfONS MANI
FEsro-Wheress initators moved by de
sire share the profit accuins from the sale Of LYONS MAG
SETIc PowDtn and Pills with the inventor Of those aIe9.
therefore be 1t that the only poisoness nfabe
and OF destroying bedbugs liant lice
ants, moths Aies and other insects, Lyoss MAGNETIC
POWDER and that the OILY preparation which can be depended
&c Of rats end nice 10 Lyons MAGyETIc PILLS The csrtf
to this effect are Of higher character than were ever
domestic purposes LYON has received four national medals
.ssI with S s fHss S sns hn OF ffa %s
in Europe and Anerc. He invites attention to the same at
WIGS - HAIR-DYE - WIGS. - BACHELORS
~od graceful
dursbity-6ttng to charm The largest and best
p Dsa Is so as At w0'' IS Broadway
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.-The great Catarrh
Doctor coming again DR. c. HOWARD Marshall who nev.
fails to Cstah and all Coughs; will be again at the st.
days Hours from 10 to 4 p. m. Consultation Free
HOLLOwAY's PILLs--THE UNIVERSAL YER.
sick of all nations suffering under all phases Of dis
s P as speien and
tive medicine Sold at the mspusctore. No 80
rs cents, 6al cents and 81 per box
CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE, WIGS AND ToUPEEs
rand prominent above all competition suite Of elegant
private apartments for applying his famous DYE the greatest
,tyie Of WIGS and ToUpEEs are perfection itself Wholesale
and retail at CRIsTADoRos, No 6Astor House
NOTICE TO THOSE TROUBLED WITH HUMoRs.-
Owing TO the great demand for ScRoFULoUs OIsTMENTs in
New York City shall be at No Plymouth House 20 AZ
Broadwny the 9th to the 18th inst from a. m to p M
All troubled with Humors are respectfully invited to
OF KENNEpYs MEDICAL Discovery. Roxbury, Mass
The RIVAL FIRE ENGINEs.-In the Board OF
Councne last evening the Committee on the FIRE peP.t
ported resolution awarding the frs premium Tor me
best Steam Fire I'll CINE exhibited at the late prize trN 70
Messrs Lee Larned (who have adopted the well Known
Rotary Pump invented by A. w CARY OF Brock port
the premium to Messs BarIh'm, and tne third u
James Smith The resolution adopted This award whcl
it be different from that first made based on
thorough rexamin alton by Board OF Engineers
the each competitor nominating one and
the Committee fourth The report of this Board, when
WINS signed by all the examiners made on MOI day evening"
and closed with following resolutions embodyne the results
of their examination: ~,
Rs,olced That Lee Larneds Machine be accepted as tbs
best that presented the Committee; slso that 10
their udment it the best that has ever been exhibited In
this cry - :,
Tbat Messrs Bunham Machine be accepted the second
best presented TO the Committee. -. ..,.,
THAT Mr. James Smiths Machine be accepted !" ihe taru
WV Sisned WIN. r. LEONARD,
ORIsoN BLUNT,
GEORGE NJ. WOODWARD,
FRANCIS s. Low"
CAsy's PUMP is manufactured and sold by CAY 90 a
BRMNERp, Brockport, n Y. Also, by J. o. GARY NO -o
Broadway n. Y. City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

CAIA"M WINS, from the Vineyards of ]. ID.
Warranted ouly the juice gap. superior
BARNES PARK BTo.Ivsv 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

"FRsT CONE, FIRST SERVED. This ls the
.r,.c ule obseryed at KSoxs No 22 Broad Eav, rem
aed nsos.ssr, BY the rush bis Summer HATS Call early
10 avoid the crowd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14
Welcomes ELECTRO CHrMIcAL RArH.-Dr.

=, 9o pogf.eto- and Prof Nersnes attend
H,l,;. .nS M They suarantse 70 cue Rheuuasm
mercury other metallic sab,,s ae ipPrndeni use OF
Ia3ies SPeNA department ipf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14
IIr.px a Co LEADERS AND INTRODUCERs

o, FASHION rOs GENTS HATsThe Summer styles for June
Iets are b d.y offered variety they not SURPASSED
soo.ns Of Rocky Mountain svery Beaver the everpoPuI
and unrvsied Plan Castor. the ksssn Hat Just imposo'
With ever Of nesge Hats adapted TO gentlemen
While Panaua high and low prices Ssnaet canton ana
English Duls able Braid in tho Straw Hat department w
meat the APP resident aud NONRESIDENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

CROWDS OF PEOPLE ARE GRAilfiEo nALi.I
hocid iuS,e 1, furnishing all the New Workers and
Inc greater portion Of the Strangers now IN tue cJ WIN
ms,Ga1s Heis a. No. 2l2 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

opens the STRAW HAT SEASON for 1855 ~. IN Now York
s,In .riety and beauty cannot bs 70 hi, es.b
Be.id. the East India oonhoed Panam.s
Iishent the ING udes "a bite Ssnnes msuy
,Ss1 Sss. The so and a,. are ia hight aud the
the f.c. s cd and youns have equally wide n,d
The and white senns' iii Be- pSSouI.r both
40 coJs "a sountry th sunner 10 meet .ne 49, -
FOR a xery handsome black Straw Hat mas JUST oeen
Of the and fact there ne profession OF
bf1as Of face ece-ntncity Of taste that has nor
r., Ia procuring superb assortn snt OF
Den cJtsIs's No 24 Broadway, opposite 81 fsuIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

HOLLOwAY'S PILLS--THE UNIVERSAL YER.
of all nations suffering under all phases of dis
have certified IN written language 10 the nfaby
these maches Pills speren Alternative and restora
tive medicine Sold at the msnusctoes No 80 Madenane,
and No 2 Strand London and by all druggists at
certs cent aDd s box.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

WIGS - HAR-DYE - WIGS. - BACHELORS
Mes and ToUPEEs have improvements peculiar their house
rhey are all the world for their graceful beauty
dursblitydtns to charm The largest and best
DYE Sold at BACHELORS, No. 253 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

HATS-HATs-FOR THE SUMMER.-Now IS tne
time 10 call on LEAsK and Of his elean SUMNER a
IA. Drsb Beaver just the artcIos o
tb.se hot dsys Got in the best styles and so AZ
which LEAsK 10 celebrated ~ tno o-u oa"'
Chsfbar nd Pearl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

weep glossy end soft BoGLEs cELEBRTATEo HYPERION
vLuIp Should its color be unpessng, BoGLEs ELrcrslc
HAIR DYE will mAscsy change to black brown OF the
-, natural description For the complexion BoGLE BALM
SfthEsEA 10 unrvaed. For shaving BoGLES AMoLE.
IL be had wholesale and retail of the proprietor BoGLs
and may be had IN thi. city OF BARNES PARg +.
= n htStsA>, CLARK Co; RING, broadway; A. b.
-. oANos fulton st. and Arenta throushout the wnrI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

THE EgtTtES'T MEMS
EsRCRIHED-IsY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

CONGRESSIONAL.
y n ( y - = IN-.srrr,Sr...s-,.. Il =

I r ~ 0I
| cpS,rr -, So 800
scented from ,ct;S,J 10y ' .,.
Navy ~ ~, H. " w .ns
! Board y y
Mr. Bel1 IF Tenn While s,,,,,o,E,;ro,
of the action of the Roarl tbo,,bt tSst T 800
eminent ce;c bs,,I,I
him from sen,ance yfirh he ,i.
Of elecrldaton - - ''9.,t1' ~ : H'iA
Mr.. Mallory said that Lieut. Marry. had been
CO. - . - .''sN ''t4
~ M, s..,y 5 . WI sts a nus ON
lI pell 'llat Lieut. 'lauiy hau Served
nelrly zen years at sea ana was entitled to CON
Sa,.sroI a -,
IN tle de9ate,
D., Iot sie niis.AeS the Navy
$50. '-'H's ine Senate t'lea au-
fJo1 T A.,
,a inI's 81 b 10Y made an iefteetnal at
Satn far o ,ss..n an, ts I is"u'lS, ProIlg de
bs eac.s,; usi'e'' " 'teaNst "ii"li s',er
AT. III. ,tt.J
snoale solI not i 49, s..s' L ttle
sIa,i r,;.,,, ,,I TUE
CIV, III To- ,,u ~ 3,i Gu
soIntion u.s Lad ,roI ~ -, .asIa leu! me re-
If OF '''''' f'.' ''' 'e'''s majority
Mr. S,eed s,,b;tts,, ,-s.,,l,,t;o,, H.. 81,
porters of Mr. Banks sest 1n csn,ta fat
tbe friends of Mr. Fuller and o, f,,, IN,
of Mr. Richardson. thst IN, y,,n,nrtor, ~ NJ.
Richardson select ono ' fom ths n eis u % AT M
Banks and one from I'm. fr;enIs of Mr Eli.
that the supporters of Mr. FnlIsr ssIoct s
thc friends Of AR RicbsrsoT and one fa,. t y
friends Of Mr. RantS and t.t ~. nI.. 't.e
selected SHAH he ,s o,, 80
nominated The lowest ~, o.ot t;oT
SronneS mill olot;or, 'A y 70 DC
Intipp VS. tban lsil o RI IN gu, AZ, t9 reSo-
.sT Voted f r 's o ;Te a.. sna the House
silt : : ps'''>et WIN Tue i'ilO"lhg re-
Banks 90 R;cb.r,,so,, Sc r,,,,,. OF r..-.
ton g Campbell of Ohio s. Scatterin,r 8 w
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pHIT.ADFTpuJA -N4RKET

,JAS. 21.-Cotton firm. Flour continues eS-
ccedinsly dull, shipping brands offered at s,25,
without finding buyers except for home con-
sumption and better brands and extra fine S,gI
up TO .. Corn meal sIc. per hi lower, 500 bis
Pa at 1852. Demand for Sheatlimited, prices
declined 4a5c; fair and prime Southern and Pa.
red at ,85s2 and good Pa. white 2, ~, in store.
Ryein good request at 100 in store. Corn comes
forward but slowly COOS demand: fOrishipnent,
sales new yellow in store at SOC, 5000 bus 10 ar
Groceries and provisions, No change in prices
Whisky, demand limited, sale bis SASS, lids at
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22
NEM YORK MARKET.

JAN. 21-Stocks dull. Canton 2Si. Cumb
Coal Co. 233. Erie 52t. Mich. Southern and
Northern Indiana 8T3. Mo- 6's s5. Sterling
exchange firm. lssz
Cotton market quiet, sales 600 bales. Upland
middling SO.
Coffee firm, sales 1000 bags Rio at 70. Sugar
firm. Molasses declined, sales of $50 bis at 43
cts Linseed and lard oils are steady. Freights
| firm.
Flour-medium and good grades State and
Western in pretty good demand, both for home
consumption and export, at about Is advance;
common State dull, holders ask Is advance, but
cannot realize at the utmost more than Cd i'm
provement, and in some instances have sold. at
Saturday prices; sales at S,063a9, 12} for COM
mon to choice State, 500 for very inferior West
esn, S, 19las,624 for common TO choice and low
grades extra Mich, Ind, Wis, I'D. and Ohio, and
| 9,00a1 for extra Genesee. For Southern Flour
there is brisk export demand and the market
lis las better, sales at s, Seas s72 for mixed to
choice brands, 6, s4al0, 373 for fancy and extra.
| Rye Flour without change to notice, sales OF
choice extraat at 9 123, the range is ,50a7, 70!
| for fine and SupeTtine. Corn meal plenty and
dull at j, 90 for Jersey and % for Brandywine.
Buckwheat Flour selling at 60a2, 20 per 100 lbs.
| Wheat firmer, but transactions forexport and
home consumption restricted by an advance in
sisted upon by the holders there Is only very
moderate supply offering, sales of red Tenn. at
lg0a95, prime white Canadian at 2,e0 and infe-
rior do 1ss. Rye steady and quiet at l,29al, 81
for inferior TO prime, Corn. good demand and
market limited while but little old Offering, sales
at S4aS9 for new yellow Southern, 85as0 for do.
white, sSas5 fol new GLOW Jersey, and 9las4c
in store and deliverable for mixed Western.-
E0ats plenty and quiet at 45a4S for State, 4ss5oI
for WeSterd
4 Pork scarcely so buoyant and prices shade
easier, sales at lsa25 for mess and Il, sf4a15
for prime. Beef unchanged and demand limit
ed, sales At IL, 50al2 for country mess 9a1O,OC
for do prime and l4a14,T5 for re-packed West
leFn. Beef hams plenty and dull at lsa15c, The
latter outside price Prime mess beef dull and
nominal at 1921 Cut meats good demand and
market firm, sales at AZ for shoula and 81
lao ls2ifor hams
Lard steady with moderate demand, at ia
tll3. Bacon sides IN request at full prices, sales
$3.50 bSS short midsiles, nh in, deliverable this
month at 81. Butter selling At 1899 for Ohio
land 9lass for State Cheese plenty and dun d
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

Gov suASsox passed through this city on
Sunday, en- route for his residence, at St Glairs-
vile. Whether the sagacious letter writer's for
the eastern prints, who seen, to know more than
any body else, can make moro of this fact than
simply visit of the Governor to his family
whom he has not seen since he first embarked
for Ksnsas-is matter yet to be determined. =
W c apprehend, however, that they cannot trace
the Governor, politically, further than Washing
ton City
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

MonE sSow.-Last Sunday made decided
effort to initiate its ilIustrious predecessor-the
preceding Sunday The effort was very respec
table, for snow fell, gradually during most of the
day, dcontinued to fall at intervals, yesterday
So much snow within the same space of time
il almost without parallel in this region.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

,CoLoREp CoSvESnoN-'r State Gonyen-
and several distinguished coIored speakers viii
address the citizens in general at the City Hall
this evening at the usual hour A general. in
vit.tion is extended to all p S. No distinction
on account ohio State .Jo,9tlaL
whew! Poor chance for the druggists to
sell musk in Columbus, We should think
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FROM PORT az PRINCE.

New York, Jan. 91.-By an arrival from Port
au Prince, dates to the 29th Dec. have been re-
csiyed, At that date rumors prevailed of an
engagement having taken place between the
former sustained severe losses and the latter cap
turcd large amount of provisions and ammuni-
ton. 1t was also rumored that great disSatis-
faction existed among the Emperor's troops and
many have revoltcd.
The fever continues to rage at Port au Prince.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22
Hats and Caps.

JSyEhaye this day received Of the hnsst and most
w beautiful assortment Of Hats snd Caps that We have
brought this city; the tashionA
BILE that could be made nthefeasteFn msFkCts.
Iteomprtses In part the following kindss 3sEs
Gent. No. SIk moleskn Hats, light and easlte, made BY
the hRtterS East 0niers,
Dents hne white and black beaver, utter seal Know
NohInE Wide Awake Hats white and black; sen fur and
EoOIhdts OF every eplnr, quality and price.
Aso-Capa ofeytry desSripon and Of the most recent
styles such evHda Know S6thnG PyFanese, PYra.
m, Csnaan, Russian, Englsh Washington, and CensoiI-
datan Caps al other kinds Ia abundance, which viii be
sold lower than goods Of ese kinds were ever offered heSgs
to this community.
Chldr0aS Hats Caps Of all kinds iIst received from
the NEST fashiouNhle houses 10 New York
Camel Rags, Pars and dove ataayH on hand.
Al tESohs Invited 10 can and exam
inc mSEnhcent Of Goods before purchasing est-
where feel confident that please the nosttas-
tidfots.
Nothing WI be Wanting On pAftto anti and seScnno-
date our nurugruus patrons, bs5ts.asss
- - 5HgOFd3 70 Country 1lefehnnte.
II yen Siih Rythlne IN way q Hats ahd eape isi
glue ave l taat We N sen yoa goods
they can got tig side o. PhladRPhGI
and on the most taS6FAb lt terms. Z = 49,
DITTsBUGH EtLf-3eIl bagEsls spd toE slIa -
II lerEat : s. ~ " hAklA3.-
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Change Of Time.
ON and after Tuesday Aug. 1855, until further notice
" Trains vii Be run q follows Saturdays sEeeptedl

GOING SoUTII-The $40 A. II Train viii connect At San
usky with Morning Train from Toledo; Aonroeye with
Chicago Hxpress the Southern Division OF C. Road at
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland; At
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh, and at
Newark with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad. q a,,,EF "a #--7rF O. e-T
The p II Train viii connect at sandusky with steam
Bay City from Detrot ~ HoRrOev Nth western Train
C. 7. r R.; at Shelby Junction at 52l N With the Mail
Train c. &C. r. G. for Columbus Cincinnati; AZ hRua
field Junction at SIS p ". withast train o. : r. r. r.
for Pittsburgh and at Newark with Fact and West Night
Trains on Central Ohio r. r.
GOING SoRTH-The 9.26 Train will make close com
necscn Newark with Mall Train Beliar C. o. T..
r. Mansfield Junction with ENqress for PttSburgh at
Shelby Junction at 12 Is with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Buffalo and New York, and Bonneville With
Mail Train c. &. I. road TO Toledo, Chicago, &c.
$40 Train will connect al Newark with Express from
the East on Genital Ohio Road Mansfield junction with
Past Train for Pittsburgh at Shelby Junction 52l
with Mail for Cleveland; hOnroeye with Might
Express Toledo and Chicago and SanduHky with the
steamer Bay CITY for Detroit aud Chicago. n,
]. +. ROBINSON, sup't.s
sandusky, Aug. I, 1855. sepl5-H
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The MusicaI world for 1856.

VOL. XIV.
WE COMMENCE the new year with reduction Of oHe-
sePto gve0ur Journal widest possible circulation The
so s IN Gara doe EkS de hot psy in aTSn nee
chly Sinbe three dollars This reduced subscription En
Include, Eft, portrait, OF Mozart, which have
had specially engraved for this our1eh and which VIII
as excellent ttle page for Is music vol
Musical Novelette, win be eounaenesd aud pubisbed
seray With the arst number In January The other ya
uaLle features Of the journal VIII remain before viz
Four paKs Of trsah music Nssky, PSed separately which,
bound 5ttAe end Of he ssar. M form Volume worth
sl4 instructive HscEi reAdinE arteles on vocal and In
rueuts culture; condensed musical from all parts
the world -s.sIss.I ~ tEst
same able hands have already gained i % high
Il comprises te ss Of the est thinEs
from book: and agsEnes and ssnsFzy ens good story IN
CITY and Brooklyn subseribeEs are charged with sity
cents expense e4rieT. Caaada subserbeFp
pay twsn-s!H eents for the Of Amer
.. ~, sss ssa Fss
WI aIuse1i Weird iHeEesAREs for and
q portrait Of AoIaSt-sx sLsLss : Is
il. 81 Rfosdsa9 F' seS Ysrl.
ToWNsLEYs INDIAN VEGETABLE TOOTH 4cHE ANO.
yrYHETHyp, /, - I'm. ~ MAJ RAM. :. ,,,,. ,h
ihat baedf most alssli EaiesIoss IA ths
Catalogue Of human suGTins nay Be speedily and e6eeta
ally relieved BY = harmless antisgte F,-stI,
IoWsSEIs FoCTH4CHl AEoDYN8
ed with acids or polsOas f ssy kiud aud stands unrTsed
peysr.fsanS Tire pains Of Tooth and
Cams II = an Indian PEsParstiea aud HE roots Of which
PAyRee Tbe ~ indians IN thePiAtte country Missouri
he asoayne has eesu excessively trtsB de tst fs
les New aEsSrs and tttts Seslk snd Vest and
has been found to e aeatrlY tho6osghy eeaeioas
iaoG otsE tastS1ess 81 0ssF tSogSlss Tsia s5eF Et.
has 9EolSdsq ApFleEs and Et tbs sazss
tine beneficial IN tts res.its. ~ IL
des2a.s1 sele Agent, III SlSia 81
D4KERs eeIsbFzfea edietnaI C5a Liver on foF sale lsl
411sat e va = ARalsTRoS9'E,
No. 80 Narast street,
des betNeen HonT0S and unI.n.
DRRsoSs having barryls them flisa Win Ciasr
e7 r1as sso s'teoso
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FIRE.

Bosrox, Jan. 91--The furniture mandatory
of James Blake, in Cambridgeport, was destroy.
ed by fire this morning Loss $4,000, which
is mostly covered by insurance in Philadelphia
and Baltimore
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

IT Is2nErrEg 70 Ctrvr, &c-wc have doubt
less in this city at the present time our share Of
the poor and suffering Here is something for
the perusaI Of our fair readers:
1.-TWO charming ladies were discussing one
day what it is which constitutes beauty, in the
hand They differed in opinion as much as in
the shape of the beautiful member they were
discussing. Agentleman friend presented him
SELF and, by common consent, the question was
feterredto him II give it up he replied, ''the
question is too hard for me; but ask the poor,
and they will all tell you that the most beau
tiful hand in the world is the one that gives. .
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- SNnW STARM.

1880 ~ -StNUJF-oIUftA.f a . =, :. ! =
sRichioSn, Jan 2i!AASno@ fell to-day to the
depth of six inches and is still; filling. The
storm extends TO Petersburg: Noirain from the
North arrived to tiay $ y IESJ7isy5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

CAMBRIDGE TrssrL--We understand that all
the distractions have been removed from this
tunnel on the c. o. Railroad, and that it is now
in good order, the trains passing regularly and
safely through it
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EScoCRAuE AMERICAN MAXuPAc TURRs,
BUF1EB'A BOOK. kEE;llitkS,N 49, = :
Writing ITlllid


ths superior Fuid Ink hes been before ihe psbS
lAySr sud low rsrisrred by many to Is lsfsue4 A.
During The past yssF twenty thousand quar- sod Mat b
with smsrF si1es upunlrrabe nyS t. sot
t9 Oapktru and merchants n Cpcnnaii Ijusyillr PM
brrGh BuaslO, Cleveland urirot Ter. gsn,.
Sassa3ss lndlsnapsls Esanayie FranEiOrt LcxinTton
anu ass oreanE u has alec been adopted IN ne stst De
81 IN ti 81 he2slel NJ ~
CnclnnAt and Louisville, and Diplomas and Prize NJ
and Illinois, a,-' Su'S' Auu1spA
tofSre using Arpolds English Ing ntTr e.
lrrs BOOK Keepers RfIIug FLUID: - - "Ft'
ASTthwssieTn BsnE Of Virginia; AcrchAns Mechanic,
Bsnt OF Wheeling Bank Wheeling: CrrsreSt NSi,
ring Company County Ciert Of Ohio County EstonS s
SraPh pees Baltimore and Ohio Railroad oGiec; HeiS,
House. Kelly, Holloway Co.; Russrn NcAfcr tloTdo,
Matthew'S Co; Il hYeUueS SOM IIoGur kJoW.l. az =
it9yd; Boyd ott; Oliver Pryor jas H. Htout 4 o. Isss
din, IIbgrsOn Co.; PrtaA. : ~ t Sn-
For sale at E,guufHctGfrrh priees bv a.-
GeB1 upbenO ~.
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80 KANSAS

ST. Louis, Jan. 2l--A dispatch from Weston
says the reported battle in Kansas is greatly ex-
aggerated Nothing serious, no one Killed, sew.
eral slightly wounded.
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MILLS BURNED.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, JAM 21.-The Canical Floul
Mills, owned by Forshee, Smith & Hicks, were
destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss $4,000; in
sured for $4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER WASH
JNGTON

NV YoRx, Jan. 2l.-The steamship Wash
ington, from Southampton, arrived at o'clock
this afternoon, bringing dates from London to
the 5th inst. The news is Of no special impor-
Consols at IL o'clock on Saturday We're at
81 I-s.
The Naples correspondent of the London
Times, mentions report that the King of Ma
pies had became fayorably disposed towards the
allies. There was also rumor that he would
send contingent to the Crinea.
A Paris correspondent of the same paper, says
assurances have been again given in an official
quarter, of the resolution of France to carry on
war in the most vigorous manner in the event
of Russia not acceding to the proposition of the
allies, and that the Emperor and the English
Government are determined not to abate an iota
of the terms on which peace would be accepted
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THE fine side wheel pas $780,, :,
setfEer steamer FOREST CT. .fS-eII4-Si
3l4lsS TY, Capt Geo. D. aOOreiand s9stfsssS
1Sz7s11EsS3DIURSL,C Cap Asa Shepherd =
viii ruialy between Wheeling and PittsburEhthe Forest
City leaving Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day. and the Durna every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at A. NJ arriving Welsy in time to connect with the
Cleveland cars Pittsburgh in time the morning
line East ReturnlnEthe Forest City erves Pittsburgh
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and the Durl every
Monday Wednesday and Friday ST 10 A. NJ arriving at
Wheeling in time for the mail lines for Ohio
For freight or passage apply on board OF to
u Through Tickets for Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, De-
trOit MWauker, Chicago, Buffalo aud DunLk sold at the
Office Of 8. C. Baker 4 Co $3.50 fh5
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pINerNJsTI N 9RiiiK'FIiTII7a

JAZZ 91 Flour, receipts light, 81. 90 is asked
for good brands Provisions, mess pork 49,
Bulk sides q CREAM do 81; shoulders &C. Hogs
S.. Whisky dull at 20. Groceries unchanged.