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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

To Be in op(ption At The Crystal P-aes
BIanchard's Celebrated Stoves and Rauses:IA
Psten-Astonishig improvement The Ranges do a. zoe
family cooking the above By heated Ar Aao up
ply constantly 500 SALONS of hot wser al from the same ar.
fv hum los fei snd COS, less than Any Others aud more
over have Laundry Hester and BY even ooiy I
elAr.d perfect. The Stove upon the pi--ipe As tae
RSpr and is most and complete It's siylntAse over
anv other the mGrket. Warranted ave .4,.ison OF
,bs u.n,y returned GRISWOLD l. BLANCHARD,
NJ. 5 Clinton Hal Aston place and sth-st
N.rbiner, for sale a. Screw Bolt Factory. No IS l2th-
Ne Aveuue C-LGih-s PAuer Drilling Machines Presses
scr,uus Machines, IMP Hammer Apvls Wees ana 'a' !"
rtmeut Of smiths ana BotmakeT. Tools - -.
JOHN CAMERON Assignee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27


Card having appeared in The Express Of Saturday Ast de-
yug the chago. stated the Committee OF Printers
deem duty they the Mechanics and Workngmen TO
publish the above indoers 20 their statement that
woknem.u throughout tn. city and Sse know the true
the who asks for h sufrases the coming
all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

"Premont, Blocker and victory.''.The FHE,
MONT and DAYTON AMERICAN REPUBLlCAN CLUB
will hold a MEETING AZ the Broadway Tabernacle THIS
iMond,y) EVENING Oct n, at I! O'clock, 70 RATIfY
The K0MINATION Of ANTHONY J. BLEECKER for
Republican Clubs ALEC the German Clubs are requested to Join
a., IN this DEMONSTR All persons favorable ~ the
Election Of the above Gentleman will please attend The Hon
,y Prton Judges EdDonds and Cowlcs viii sddre. the
nTETIEG. others. With Eneig and Uuwd
A,fior " ANTHONY J. BLEECKER BE- elected over
party strife. ,, n,,pn
EDWARD WEBB, Vice President.
S e. e: ;, 5 '3:s'aS: see','.r-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

New.york Youus Mems Christian Association.
No 81 regular monthly Nee ing VIII Or
held THIS Monday EVENING at oclocs paper Will De-
read by T. CONNELL u. Subject: Secsrialsn Oppo'-o
10 the Progress. OF Christianity Several Addresses are .1Pe;
ed YOUNG men generally ar invited 70 attend
EDWARD c. MARSHALL Re-. Secy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

"Free Territory for Free Men."-The ROCKY
MOUNTAIN FREMONT CLUB Of Brooklyn Will hold thclr
t meeting previous the election MONDAY EVENING,
Oct 2 the RslyuR Hall Of FULTON and Orsngests
a 4 O'clock The Hon. r. z. COWLES ans JOS. HOME,
.sa, will address the meeting.
Mueic by the Glcc Club Seats reserved for ladies.
J. r. SPAULDING, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
ARNUMs AMERICAN MUSE . n.

ID THIRD WEEK OF DRFDi Greatest triamPh kaowr
GEN. TON THUMB TON TIT CroEds: Ata vT sv
Es.ry hiEtt Applause suUsssinf AZ pfe,s..sl Tt-p
EVENING ar THIS WEI WEDNESDAY A. SAIIk
DAY, .t2 N rs,eai q frmc,y psEpIiStI ~
GIN rom TU-WB IN HI. rn,erts nusen:s beside. SONG
Dsroe- &c New Conedie. Sc. The GREar i,Iry NO,
N Their new der Tn. HAPPY fAAILii p"A
LADY, Ae. 10 Be seen- Adniuanoe > cta eHleu '1Se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

The Peoples Candidate Tor Mayor g96,, Ma.'
Er.iing Will he he'd - the AcSa my o, Nus o. NEpN
nay EVENING, the 18th inst ~ 7! oeck 20 confirm the
ron.n,t.ol OF JAMES X. WHITING for Mayor. II 10 eA
ne cd ta g'uist1es wa sIas On II, gc
,I A d sInoLe the rst; JAMES r. WHITING, our CANDIDATE
Al p.,,cos ~iibo.t atneo 81 grty rcsp.stfoly -
y'''a " attend. BY sf@tss % h. NJ mi hffkbiN
sk.,!u<s " Ii lOWDi,,tS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

Rigt<eenth Ward.-A public meeting will BE- held A. the
Rooms of the Fremont Republican Association, Sd
AID so,h ~, MONDAY EVENING. Oct. n, Al u o'cocs
to .iity the nomiua tions for barter Ofhces.
T. Ca CHURCHILL. GEO W PFARCEY,
tLn OPDNkE. RICHARD WYSKOOP
JOHN PALLMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

SiNseenth Assembly District.-the Republican Flee
vs Of the NNlth Assembly District comprising the NNIIth
NGIs W requested 60 Fremont Hail. NO.
ay.. 1T ESDAl EVENING. the 18th inst, u
o'ciocs rstiy She domination OF GEORGE OPDYkE, csg
the Republican Candidate tor Assembly The Hon J. w
FDMONDS Col. T.. l.. SNOW. and the Hon. T.. p COWLES
are expected 20 address the meeting.
JOHN IA. GRlSCOM
Chairman Of the Asst lnby Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

: Get yuOr Printing Done in,>eason-Posters Tickets
Ccua. &C. that you may be prepared for the h OF No
vember Our facilities for accommodating ALL PARTIES are
not surpassed. Open DAY AND NIGHT. Tickets cut and
folded. MILLER HOLMAN,
Printers and Stereotypers,
Of C.nfnr and " IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

RhOUUffAMr BOWERI IuEhl LII n.
~ Circle and Orchestra Ses 50 cents Boxes % r. -
Gallery, IA Private Boxes, IS ALIHntIIgSss T ~
Doom opsr al Ct comm.uns a. f-THls E'ENi'''
TIKI HUSCHBACk ~, CHI
Masier Walter NJ NeDouos.h Sil Taos- CAho'd'N ~ q,
Nodus........H Mr. 3rcughsm F.;hor,- "a
JG..s. Madame Pouisi Helen. MIS- Ne
PO-CA-HON-rAs. a., ~,
NJ Po-C uuutas. Nss DrnnllL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

Mechanics and w Orkingmcn. to the Rescne!-Ihe
Mecbsnics and Workngmcns Central Republican Union will
be addressed by Young STEWART l.. WOODfORD Of the
Firb Assembly District and SIMON +. NOYS the jersey
A. tfcr rooms No Bowcry. The Workngmen invited
10 come and enroll themselves in this great struggle for
Free Labor and Freedom OF the Public Lands.
n B,-Mcchsuics' and Workingue's Free Reading Room
open day aud evening -
AA,prxD MrREAy Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-12
Who IL the Inspector OF Weights and M.s-
kufes!


] am grocer in ME Seventh ward, and sincsI first
connsnced Sus,I several years ago. have used hs
same Eet Of seated measures. person has called about
once in every and inspected the same and received
each Tine whatever fees he demanded for 20 doing nv
tins inspected in the mon'h OF January
last, and receipt certificate gwen the same.
q few Gays ego was surprised by visit from q man
calling hin self the Inspector Of Weights and Measures
VIII 4, Cceeded 10 inspect my measures. asked him
no oten the law required that ceremony TO be per-
formed. He REPLIED in every year. then told him
that mine had beer 60 inspecteo in January las and
shos.d him that they we're all Gully sealed He paid no
attention 10 my remarks but PROCEEDED with his
ftn, ard then denanced fifty teyen cents fees In
The p' an'ine locked among my papers and found the
certificate LIZ ceyed in January ast signed with the
rsne OF Vain ight, as Inspector Of weigos end MeA
ruIes. On showing this certificate to my visier he
svinced evident dscomGtuIe and left the without
further remark or explanation.
Nsw, Mr.. EDITOR, would like 10 know whether this
iersan who called last and represented himself
The Inspector Of Weights and Measures, is mposter
beti be 10 the auly authorized fcer who is en-
oIing obtain double fees for the performance
bis Gu es In eth It fraud on the public
sorekt epers should Be their guard against impo
siton. A ST BSCRIBER, OF TIE sErENfH WARD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-12
Port sS Rev York, April n, 1855.
CLEARED.

CI.EAHfD.
s.ea nsbip Atlantic, Fldredge Liverpool-E Ccliina
Ship Poly Perkins, San FraLcisco-SutDn 4 90.
Slip surprhe Ran sn hast Indies- Low Brothers.
BRJk percy, Averbi, Cumberland H h EfOokm an Co.
brig kveliDe, bay, keuvtss-- Mayhem, Talbot h Co.
Prjg Fbnrsx Gardner, CaYdeDss-Mo es TAYLOR Co.
Brig Golden Ase DR. Curtis, Ponce Hamit ton Brothers
brig Aeon hi. Brown. Ponce-Jas Bishop 10.
Brig Mountain Eagle, Pray. IrniS I'd. D,,.,
Brig Meiyin Carr, Choptauk River. Md-Taes Porter
Sebr Alps Taylor sevxDnsh-J n Gilmore Co.
Schr @ N Smith tmh " Tr QOD-DoLer Il Potter.
sobr Delaware Bridges, Portlsnd q l. Hach.
schr MARTHA Marta IN AL snlemmR kopes aCo
schr Il rown, IDei aham, Bristol Master.
floop + Brown, Gsrdr err Proydtpce-Masttr.
Propeller Jsckfor, Lsybtd, baltimore -Crcmwefs Line
Propeller Corco, q, Norma Philadelphia Briggs
ARRIVED,
a,nsb RoaroRe Simmer Norfolk &c, ~1h mdse and
nsssrpcers to Ludam q Pleasants
shp UnImoria, Loabe Glasgow, Jan ~, with mdse TO
y, ham Tnor. March q. LAT 30 Ion g. spoke snip Ash.
burton nom New Orleans for Liverpool
tar eays with rags tobacco, ac to Messrs Dul Co
Feb ~ lat Is 40 80 90 WAS IN COMPANY with brig Albert.
bsnrd W. ssme cate spoke brig Biow. from Pa ermo tor
goson: Msrch 49, 90 Ion 63 10, tpoke bssk Angela from
yeryoo og PbEste pn'n 30 Gays out The experienced
Mavy YEA he 90 he passage ,-., :, 40
with coat 10 Barclay livingston Experienced heavy
Bs,k suia Cot Py mouth Weston PsIero, 20 DAYS viii
6nt % orc err vea 70 Wheerrisbt Co bsye had
unual weste riy gales March II Fred buze native Old
nturr f tom the iptop deck al ~Rs ins sry killed
Mach ~ ist ~ ns Ion 30 30 stske bari Egap. Boston
bound " Cope Town, IG; tad Der cecAssHep and va III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-12

A GUILTY PAIR DIsoovEEHD-A correspondent
% The BosDnebfeen (Hy ondoyd furnishes the follow
ing mere srv scene favng occurred In Munforcs
vile on the 3lh ult to wiz
Daguerrean sr.ist vi a lady who was not his wife,
had tetL operating in the quiet town aforefad-the gen
1.ns taAiLg tic uts ard The lady teaching music-for
semen months. They had G., nusic, instruments and
ELI neceassry set ceterss and meeting With great
tuecesf Oh Fray, the 7ih, they were seated nj the
elmer table edit iDg the ives with the following
rtrful sleeue Mr. Pembroke (the ger .e1nan's nae)
acdyttsi hIa dtrr LADY, sAit =
There feens, Gear, TO be prejudice in Ken.
tucky sgs inst ps IsnLe@s,o
ooh yer,0 tts repi d, t'but you and will leave no
grouncs Tor prejudice; Wen clear Ourselves ano',-
thr. ptrbfths, allow ne to titrcLuce you TO the
n, riH a Nelron county" said hosrse voice behind
tr. The Sheriff. them upon o warrant, proceeded to
nam cuff The a reead PEMBROKE and lady The facts are
thees-Peutroke hal living in the East q vile ard one
GIRO; the Isdy nsd living IN New York husb,nd and
two cbidreL. But Cupid being stronger than law or
ou'y thy eoIed TO The far West to I've husband and
wiei
The nan who introduced tie Sheriff was the ls5y,s
father wDo in mscistey secir0 his daughter faint
I'd. He ipsi6es II New }c,f, Is 81 great wealth.
and Rad lsvlfbtd vast furp upon his only daugh,e ar
VIII Id hs i.rotrly lnvtd lie BIRD followed them zoo
mi ee wtsn re tIno hem SDe jsycuug. beapufui and
accomplished, and manned sell. Here ineesd was o
"bspkfupi,y Of the heart.n The guilty rar was
placed Ia Eebice N company VITA sAs wretchec father,
and are now ''sope Isst.p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-12
Political Ipt,lJ,Uence.

The Detroit Jree Press OF the etn inst says We sus
pect, from The complexion OF the returns thus far re-
ceived that f3sonism gro worship and Maine lawisn
bsve up In Michigan We suspect the dsnooy acy
have carried the State high and dry We suspect the
anti Kansas Nebraska party has been literally ssnxn
tered.
Gen. Gideon J. Pillow written letter w.hira sing
his rsme from the CDcnrat Democratic Ns5onsl Con.
vebfop, and snds President Pierce 10 do the
tsme. lie favors Buchanan Douglas, end "a q thss
both sound patior Al eemocau, and that either Of
u en- Will pLis the party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-12
AARIfIME lNfsLttG sRCK.
Rlovements Of Ocean Steamers.

FOR CALIFORNIA, 20,
Black warrior New York II. Hav n. Orleans
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
sAsEl From Charleston leh And 9Th, due q Havana "a
md I'll From Havana 10Th and Sh dus q Nev Yort ITO
L.1lnI Orr. or NEW asASApA Prom sew Yors gA. ~
esns Sd HsSsus ST. A due New Tosi S ' NOV "
5 % \. Orleans % Sis Il" s
oG Gns cM rev From New Y M each month .ns.
s ss.:s. =; Ys1s mssps s From Mobile 5 aavan.
cAnawa.- from New Yors 2sA, arriving a. Havana sosh
aud hes oz,esn. a From New 6rsa.s i0a. Havana lss
When above tall SUNDAY, steamers nj
s .n e. M ..ss %
STEAMERS TO CALIFORNIA.
yos Asr1rwAA-Georsc Law ~ and 81 Louis 0a q sask
,. Eos II, rUr y ~. 1920 sr " We Ws~ III and Northern
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA
The following may be Of value 70 hoss having correspond.
The mail leaves Southampton As "a and .ota Of each
Gibraltar about the *h AND zs Of month
AYes q. AeIaadra about hs Isxh Of same and ~ o o
Leaves suez .bou, The nth 2ls and ~ ss of
s.ss 81 % & * and day an.
Indian ssyy steamer arrive. a. Bombay about the Sd to "a
Nh and s2d,o S1 Of iolowns month - 80
uesnsr has aresay arrived wSiSs tsss. The mai on
Arrives at Puc Penang about tho I'm La and 18th AMI
18th o. follow NJ month
Arrives a Singapore aSou he Is or 10th and st on LIT Of
following n onth
Arrives Hong Kong about tho 2Sd or 2h and Sth q eh
Of following month.
Leaves DAY for ShanghAe.
Two Ais leave gland-oos the Sth and 1h
h-via Nsreees arrive AersodrA about the
time the Southanp ton mail
NJ An package. ons Letters i~i~ded for hA NEW YoRx
HxRAiD should be seaLed
ALMANAC TOR NEW roRE-1HD DAY.
20 M0OH 2 IL
30 HIGH WAITE. morn n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-12
Com men Pleas.


krrm li-CoTge Be1' IN r.. nc 6o,or Gc--This was
&C for injury done tbe plaintiff ty = kos beipg
left open ard urgrsrded in Forty.second street.
,esrs go by reason Of which Mr. Hueston and hir wife,
Who we're driving q vehicle were sencu1y injured.
On for trial the pafrtf recovered Sc 600 for .be
see core his vile H. ia pretent case he reco
o. 700 for th. ~ juree sustain ed y uinsslf
hon steuoiug jgroIe we're nd i0ca>h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-12

DESTRUCTIVE FrRE AT ABlroDoE, VA.--On the
Goth UT the carriage factory ct Henry smons at AMI Y.
1oyeo b. hIo, loss 81 coo. The Iogs brick house
otcopd BY sr C,aytor enc recently purchase BY to
NJ Ia Vseb rgt Gift Enterprise ara he brick resi-
lotes t5,g0v.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-12

TIE OtEAr AcABEs'Y BsBsEa-The Olean
(oentu eVB oeupiy) AcsdeD.y vas dtsoyoo BY fire on
The B'rht II ne RI instant IN trustee ii ouce ceter
intd 70 rttuid srt tie 0lesn Je1tn1l ,eys So 100
hare b. auesdy subscribed TOR the purpose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-12
New Publications.

FRgNcB's AMERICAN DRAMA. New York-Samuel
Fpnch -
Mr.. French, No. l21 Nassau street, has published
the new farce, That Blessed Baby" the clever
drama, The Rag Picker of Paris and Tn
Kings Rival" which is now being played at Laura
Ketne's Varieties. Mr.. Frencbs edition Of the
modern standard drama is very we'll gottenup
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-22
CoNGRESsIoNAL.
WAsn1NGroS,. Aug. p

W ASHlSGION3 aug" az
SExArE--The Presidents message vase re-
ceived and read, as follows:
Fellow cit zens of the Senate and House of
Representatives. consequence of the failure
of Congress at its recent session to make pro-
vision for the support of the army, it becomes
imperativcly incumbent on me to exercise the
power which the Constitution confers on the
Executive on this extraordinary occasion, and
prom tlv to convene the two Houses, in order
to atford them an opportunity Of reconsidering
q subject of such vital interest to the peace and
welfare of the Union-the exception of par
tial authority vestedby law in the Secr'y of War
TO contract for supply of clothing nd subsistence
The army is wholly dependent on the approprl-
atoms annually made by Congress The onis-
sion to act in this respect before the Termination
OF the fiscal year had already caused enbarrass-
ments which were overcome only in expectation
of appropriations before the close of the pres
ent month If the requisite funds be notspecd-
ily provided the Executive will no longer be
able to furnish for transportation the equip
mcnts and munitions which are essential to the
effectiveness of military force in the field, with
no provision for the pay of the troops, the con-
tracts of enlistment would be broken and the
army must be in effect disbaHded; the conse-
ouences Of which would be so disastrous
as to command all possible efforts to avert the
calamity.
It is not merely that the officers and enlisted
men of the army are to be thus deprived other
nav and emolumentS, to which they are entitled
by by standing laws but that the construction OF
arms at the public armories, the repairs and
construction Of ordnance at the arSenalS, and
the manufacture of military clothing and camp
equipments must be discontinued, and the per
sons connected with this branch of the public
service thus be deprived suddenly of employ,
ment essential to their subsistence. Nor is II
merely the waste consequent upon the forced
abandonment of the seaboard Notifications and
of the interior military ports and other estab'
Ilishments, and the enormous expense of recruit
ing and recognizing the army and again distrib
uted over the vast regions it now occupies.
. tThese are evils which it is true may be re
EPaired hereafter; but other evils are involved
which no expenditure however lavish coulc
remedy; a great part of the army is situated OF
the remote frontier.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-22
KANSAS.

ST.. LOWS, Aug 2I-The Lcavcnworth City
"Kansas Journal of the 18th contains lengthy
accounts of another outbreak in Kansas on the
18th.
Brown, at the head of 500 Free State men at
tackled and drove iEto Missouri colony ofGeor-
gians, settled near Ossawatomie; the colony was
unarmed; their houses were burnt, and their
property all destroyed.
On the 18th Franklin was attacked by 200
men from Lawrence who, after dislOdging IA
pro-slavcry men by setting fire to the house
they were in, then robbed the Post Office
of seventy dollars, took 80 7. 5. musketS
and one piece Of artillery from Mr.. Buckeg, and
took S455. a gold watch and $3.50 worth of
clothing from Mr.. Barnes, large lot Of clothing
from Mr. Crane, between and $1,000 in &C
counts and notes and 1925 worth of clothing;
and from Judge Fame n valuable horse.
On the 10th Treadwell's party were on foot,
and it is feared most of them have fallen.
Treadwel sent to Shannon for aid, who called
on the q. S. troops, but they refused to act
The anti-slayery men are driving all the pro-
slavery men out of Douglas county and destroy
ing property. 49,, o..
tonic between 200 aboiitionistS and twelve pro
slavery men, (the latter in FORT which resulted
in killing II aboitiomists and woundins 9TH
| ers.
! On the morning of the 10th, Lecompton was
attacked and taken by 500 of Lanes men. The
{. S. troops having Robinson, Brown, Williams
and other prisons in charge, surrendered with
During the absence of COL Titus, who wen,
for assistance to Treadwcll, his house, about one
mile from Lecompton, was burned, and MIR
Gloves, editor of the Southern Advocate, ant
Mr.. Systerre were killed, and Andrew Preston
was wounded.
Large bodies of men were organizing in tn,
border counties of independence and Stringfel
low, and at Weston.
Circulars signed by Atchison, Russell, Ander
son and Boone, are being freely circulated in tn
river towns, asking for aid to drive out the AL
olitionistS and to burn Lawrence. y large fore
had left Leavenworth for that place
Lanes force is variouSly estimated at from
to 500 men. Bloody work may now be locke
for,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-22

Saddle, HarneBs and Trunk Mandatory,
I JEREMIAH d. SHEPPARD aud CIIAs. MORGAN have
t av entered into partnership in the Saddle, Harness
and Trunk business under the name oil seP
P"an n..chased from Mr. Knote the manufacturing
mart Of his establishment, and
" have facilities tor manufacturing which VIII
s To FURNISH every description articles at the very
iast rates and of and most improved style
we haye now on hand full assortment OF all articles III
orr line consisting Saddles, Brides Harness, Trunks
Coars Wins Carpet Bags Sachels, Saddle Bags &C., &c,
ali Of which viii be wholesale anu retail at the very
lowest rates. ,.. -. t.
Particular attention will be paid to ordered work. repair
anil prices TO merit Of the patron
,EES,rj,tor SHEPPARD MORGAN,
,in.S-Sn, 80 1871 Main ST., corner OF Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-22
FOREIqN NEWS
ARRIYAL OF fHE AFR1cA.

Nrw YonK, Aug. ao.-The steamer Africa, 8
days later from Liverpool, has arrived.
4 new misunderstanding has broken out be-
tween the Allies and Russia, and an English
tleet had been dispatched to the Black Sea.
Nothing new from Spain.
LIVERPOOL, August 9.-Cotton active at pre-
Vious rates.
Weather generally favorable for agricultural
purposes, and accounts from the crops are prom
BreadstufFs dull with a,.decliuing tendency and
prices lower. Wheat declined Is; -four Dads
lower. Corn unchanged Western red wheat
sssdass9d Pork triAe higher. Beef easier
but not quotably lower.
Consols g45-sa95-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-22

or, exchanges from Pennsylvania and Ohio
"sa n ,,, sr,sserated accounts of the late pO-
a a 'II ;storbance in this city. One paper, in
au, .. I ~ manufacture political capital, goes SO
y, va. 80, rsrrcsent the two persons injured, as
10, = j. 10 the Fremont party! We think
49,, r, r,I;,or had better spend few days in the
IA. f district in the study of truth and
49, 49, hoaesty Confne yourselves TO the
,.,,;, Gentlemen, we ask nothing more.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-22
NEW work. MARKET.

Aug. 21-Flour 5alOc better, receipts small,
supplies light, sales 5000 bbls at 5,75a6. Ac-
printed reports. Wheat 2aSc better, Corn is
steady, sales LEGO bus mixed Western at Goa
G2I Oats in demand. Whisky heavy, 255 bis
O. and p. at 81 Pork is easy at l9,8Ta60 for
mess. Beef heavy, CAST for country prime, sa
9, % do mess; hams and prime mess unchanged.
Cut meats steady, $4,000 lbs bulk shoulders at
s ~; 80 lids hams at l-2a3-4. Lard firm at
l3 l-4al33-4
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"a Journey of several hundred miles
F''% n,;o has convinced lis that, with the
aN9sa n Wn' Of old corn on hand, on the gath
"a" sl present crop, there will be full ay-
'I'as - "o,ntity in the country, AeOrns and for
''s, .:s If ali kinds, are abundant, and in some
,4 Int little corn will enter into the pro
,rctiOn Of pork. ...
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c1NcINNArI MARKET.

August 2I-Flour dull, sales 10 hbls extra
at 5,75, after Africa's news more disposition to
sell was manifest, receipts l 400 bills White
Wheat 1,20, no sales Whisky steady, GU
tive. Groceries unchanged, limited business at
rreyious rates
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FEVER AND AGUE.

4 Case Of Eight Mouths anding Cured by Bosrsdrss
Holland itters-Alchael Kelly, III Grant, near Smith
street Snysast July while running on me river, on
was taken with Fever and Ae. For eight long months
suffered With this disease. The greater part OF TINS
tImS was unable to work. spent least hfty dollars
Sor different medicines found permanent relief;
weeks one of my friends Insisted upon my ny
guqrdmtesd. After trying it for only one week must 9
tgo weeks and have OF the chis and fever
whatever"
I certIfy the above statement is true.
THOMAS ADAMS Diamond House.
ornt Li.1atar,s Enthlc HALL
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Sold Out.

y,1E subscriber having sold out to Sherarh
Morgan the manufacturing department ." LIS establish.
mcnt, would embrace this opportunity TO return ms I 81
blanks for The very liberal patronage extended TO hiIn o
the last and bss Leave to
ing them TO experienced worGnen ahd III every way
worthy the confidence and patronage OF the public haSs
no doubt they will render full Satisfaction 10 al wa" '1!
favor them with their cuEtoIr ,o,,, v,>,orr
aug 2-5m SUhN NA>SAH'