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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-04-02
gactt Gale.
From the Portland Transcript and ECLECTIC.
THE SECOND WIFE.
CHAPTER I.
BY ANNA LINwooD.

Examination at -- Seminary was
over and there was the usual excitement;
the enchanting of restless tongues; the
pattering of light feet and the glad heigho
for home There was also laughter clear
and musical, and tears, too, for that day
the associations of years were to be forever
broken.
"Elsie, why don't you cry!" exclaimed a
merry maiden. "When grad uate, | in.
tend to shed quart Of tears. You'll see
me stepping modestly forward to receive
my diploma, and then farewell to musty
books and mouldy bread, forever"
eyes," chilned in little Susy Arnold,
swell say good bye,
To bean porridge hot and bean porridge cold =,
To bean porridge in the oven nine days Old >
"Hush, Susy!" whispered score Of
voices.
"But, Elsie, won't you be lonesome down
there all alone with that" she hestated,
sold man."
"Did you ever see me lonesome!"
"No, you are always provokingy happy
swell, girls" said Elsie, "just harl,
once. want to invite you all to come and
see me-do you hear girls! am going to
live with my grandfather in little cottage
down hv thp aeosidn
lis that your post -oficaaddress!" inter.
rupied little rogue.
"Whew don't look for us in tho winter :
exclaimed Susy.
"Then come in the summer. ] can as
sure you it is very romantic place, where
the winds scream and the wlld waves dasI
high" .
"Stop, Elsie, till l get my pencil nd pa
per. Ill make that figure in my mex
years graduating compo-"
"Hush, girls in five minutes I'm go
ing. Now I'll climb up in this chair ant
you may all pass me in regular procession
and kiss me good bye" Elsie perche
herself in the chair, from which she wa
soon pulled by the noisy girls, and theI
came kisses and kind good byes and tears
too, for she could not tear herself from s
many loved ones with an unmostened eye
"There Elsie, you're crying!"
"And what's to be the name Of that fir
down there by the seaside-Grandfathe
and Pet! If junior partner is admitted
plea Sc let us know"
eyes, yes; now all be good girls an
don't forget me-" ....
A few minutes after, Elsie Wood ha
passed down the graveled walk and seate
herself in her grandfather's carriage, til
old man gazing upon her as though it wei
the proudest, happiest day of his life.
''Dear Elsie, ] have come for secor
good bye said her iavorite teacher, Mil
b., gliding down the avenue. 81 am sorl
to give up my charge" said she to the o
man. "For five years she has been wit
me almost daily, and she has been chee
ful as sunbeam. She will make yo'
home happy"
eyes, yes, the dear child" said the 0
man, "I've SO missed my bird--she c,
make any place beautiful"
"You will find many friends, Elsie. o.
50 joyous is sure to be loved. My blessil
darling, and FAREWELL"
Elsie watched her kind teacher as s.
returned to the house, nodded to the sehoc
girls at the window, and was awuy--awa
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-04-02

EXPANDING FLYING BRIDGE.-T'he Lon
don Artisan gives an account OF bridge,
the model of which was recently exhibited
by M. l.evancy, before the meeting of the
Institute of Civil Engineers. 1t has been
tried in Paris by being fixed upon boat,
in the canal, for permitti ng the passage Of
the troops. The boat yielded considerably
to the weight of the men brought upon it,
but the bridge remained stiff. and the COM
mandng officer reported well OF its prop
critics. The principle was that OF num-
ber Of strips of iron or wood, pinned to-
gether tronspersely, at such points, so that
they should prove series Of eguilateral
parallelograms, the extension being obtain
ed by the motion upon the connecting pins,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-04-02

sGoA good. newspaper is like sen:
sible and sound hearted friend, whose ap-
pearanee on ones threshold gadJeOs The
mind wlh lhe promise Of . pleasant and
profitable hour.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-05-28
=, . J. r: WILLIAMSON,
Z CARPENTER AND BUILDER

SMYRNA, DEL,
Builds and repairs Houses, by contract or other.
wise' quick, good and cheap, to suit the times.
Also, will make and furnish to order. in anv
quantity, at short notice. Pannel Doors. Window
frames, Shutters, Blinds, Sash, worked Wood
Mouldlngs, Brackets, Scrowls, Hand-rails and
rev. Backs OF any patterh, at PHILADELPHIA
prices, for cash. ''''-''
VI Orders left at my Shop, or residence (at
tne variety and Trimming Store), will NEE,
with prompt attention. NV
,,o }. X. WILLIAMSON,
lnn%o.-lO West Commerce ST., Smyrna, Del.
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A New Facility.

THOMAS ROACH, PuRcmAsINa Agent
IL Philadelphia. Country residents and Others
can be supplied with every description of goods
Without the expense of going to the CITY, at
Iower rates than you could purchase it here,
IRON, ,, The TACT that buy from the Importers and
manufacturers at wholesale prices Send on
your orders, you may save from 80 to so per
cent. and no time lost.
Mechanics and shopke"pcrs, try this agency /;
you VIII save money. Direct all orders. will
money enclosed, to THOMAS ROACH At the
Adams Express Co.'S Office, No. II6 Chestnut
street, ~ or If you please, to the care of the
Express Company, to be paid when filled. You
can send by Express, by mail or friends.
Observation-Disclosures, Jcwelry, Guns. Ma
rhInery' &c, sent by Express, will be attended
to.
COMMISSION CHAeGEs,-Under 500, per
per cent; over 500, .! per cent.
hEFERENcEs.-The Adams Empress Co., and
agents, MIR John w. Evans, Mr.. Levi G. Couch
Nj Mr. Edward Mclnall, Del; Mr.. VIM. Torbort,
Mr. Henry Bennett, Md.
May Ii, so st
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$3.50 Reward

IN away from the subscriber, on Tuesday.
'he I3'h ct May, negro mau MARTIN. ageJ
about - years. He is about 5 feet 10 inches
h'gh ct nearly a black Complexion; of pleasant
Cohnlenance when spoken TO ; and walks rather
,''ne- lie had on when he left, white panto.
i'' n and dark jacket. A reward of two hum
HIed aud Fifty dollars will be paid if taken ont
"a Tue state, and fifty dollars if in the county :.
!" fi'ner case 10 be secured aud delivered 10 me
/" Princess Anne Jail. '''
SUSAN HORSEY.
'luanticO, May %. '56-2w
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GREAT CURE OF PILES.
Huntsville, n. c.. NV II

IIuUVsVIIIe, n. e, Nov. /, IS;};i
f'r Z. VI. JackSOn-Dear Sir-AlIow ,., g.
express !" you my sincere thanks for vour dis.
""v'ry OF medicine, which, to say the least OF
t. mas effected cure. that all other medicines
'"It nav taken have entirely tailed 10 do
'de"aand's German Bltters,~ haze cared mo
'i 'hf must stubborn aud aggravated case OF
'"e rH'T That, perhaps, ever fell to the lot Of
man W. Case rs not a stranger Ie this commu-
S'!- as ! am well known in this and the sur
counting Counties, and eau italy say that INV
'"I"''''fy has astounded adj my friends and re-
'''t1ns asa hid tried cverytLing recommended,
a"'' n"iAmg did me any good until | was
It'N@ifed upon t" try the Buffers. You are nj
! "ery 10 make any use of this Communication.
r The benefit of the 4fi icted, as you NAV thiuk
proper. Truly yours, WM. }. ATWOOD.
See advertisement.
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Steamboat RaII0an.

-fsT ~ FOR PHILADELPHIA leaves Smytn
,sssSl S,eamboaI Landing (Long Polnp, ever
- Monday. Wednesday and Friday mur
KEi UkNlNG. leaves Chestnut Street Wharf Phila
ueiph'a' every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdn,
mornings at O'clock; touching al Deakyne's Land
ing rort Fenn' Delaware City and New Castle, goine
DINNER provided on buard opo3,r
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STRAYEn

FROM the subscribers residence, three miles
below Dover, on the afternoon of Tuesday. the
2Oth OF May, PAIR of dun MULES. 2 years
ola, each we'll grown. Any person returning
SAID Mules TO me, or giving information lcadin@
10 their recovery, will be literally rewarded
JOSHUA b WHARTON.
may2l-3t. Post Office Dove MI
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WIIISKERS REARnand ,I0,7Sp,r,,

WHISPERS, BEARD and MOUSTACHES
n"Fced to grow in six weeks by Dr. Latonts
capillary Compound. Warranted no: to stain
OF lnJnre The skim. Price SI.O0 per packape,
'1r 3 for SD -
Sent to any part of the country, on recent
<, remittance. Address SWEETSER e.
60 Box '39 Post Office, Baltimore, Maryland
jumbo w. N-N
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Wanted.

al This OFFICE. A LAD of good moral
Character, aged from Is to ls years to work at
Ihe Printing business. One having some know
ledge of the Art preferred.
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TO LET,

c. A DWELLING-HOUSE, situated in a
MIHi central and pleasant part of the town,
ior The remainder of the year. Rent
low, toe good tenant. Apply toH r pARsoNs
opposite Foxwell's Hotel, SMYRNA. fmov2s
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-05-28
sGoRREcrEp wSSkr9 FOR THE TIMSs.
Dress has a Moral Effect

Upon the conduct OF mankind, says the sensibl,
philosopher, Sir Jonah Barrngtun-Deople i,
modern times understand this we'll, and hene,
u Is, tdat neat Boots are essential to complete
the dress of gentleman of taste; nm uOlv
aPed boot destroys all the ine effects nro.
daced upon mankind by the skill of the taller
"A gentleman is not attired as gentleman
should be, unless he displays neatness about
'4e feet We believe of all the articles made
lt leather, for the covering of the feet of man.
- have proved for over two centuries TO he
ths most useful, the most convenient and most
admired of all the different lies and kinds of
3Sloc" put together. King Charles the Nil
9h'S great man, so great was his propensity for
wearing Blo.s, that he would wear them con.
annually Tor ten days and nights together. To
Inlnutacture gentlemen's Fine Calf Boots and
have them combined with durability, economy
aud neatness, is the master piece ofihe gentle
fn1n ; branch of our business and but few il
Is that can form correct idea of what labnr
snd mterial is required to Compose and COM
P'rte Them one single pair of boots, W len pro-
perry made, requires SeUeRty-sjr scp,rItc and
distinct pieces-nalls and pegs included ia this
Il" nber only as one piece. The labor in pro
'du;ing one single boot, is obliged to pass through
maids more than one hundred and sixty differ
ent times, and the skill of f0rty-fve different
Kinds OF mechanics and men of professions is
required 10 complete it. French calf skins
HHI sole leather like most all other commodi-
+e' have risen much in vaI0e, as well ms labor
yet, Tor all this, our fine boots will remain
ine slime IN price, So %; for our manufactured
'"""'s made fine expressly to order, 81. we
are retailing fine calf boots for $500 n pair.
;"nd same tine boots as low as Sd 80 Il pair. also
some meas long leg Dirt Boots Tor only ST 90
." Palr' lFhese Boots are Boots. Call and see /
0neIn at tLANlGEN'S Cheap Boot and Shoe
MARKET 2ni st. between Shipley and Orange
'''S'' sign large Black Boot, WILMINGTON, Del. |
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ouantico, May %, '56-2w.
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LABOR-SAvING
X a OLIhs so .

If you wish TO have no more trouble on your Wash-
4 Days bny piece Of this Soap. Il removes dirt
from everything upon which il Is used VITA less from.
bic and ~ less time than any Soap ever vet Invented
u does all this nIi by any chemical action but bv nh
sorpuot NO rubbing on waslIboafds. thereby rubbng
the Clothes 10 ragino boiling in l,etles and thoreh
destroying The fabrc-bnt simply soaking The elotb.s
~ NOT snds TOT an honr or two, Then rinsinR in Glenn
nor water, washing out all the soup, aud driving =
Every pound n warranted TO do this and IN ,la sam,
tune moi inJure The rkn Of tie person wishing no.
lngnrlng IN any way the fabric TRY one pbnnd civ .
u inlr trial. and II will save you lime irnnble and
expehso-ior one pound isas good two Of any other
soar. Address, for Wholesale supplies,
THOMAS NJ MARTIN
pP~'u Newark, Del
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MONEY is receive in any sum- large or small. md
W interest paid from The day of DEPOSIT
The office IL open every day from o'rn,k in tho
morning li 1oclock ~ the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evenings TIL 9oclOck
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT
All sums large or slnall arc paid back in gold nm
Sonalrd without notice 10 any nmolnt
OFFICE-Walnut street, S. w. cor Third
ST., Philadelphia.
PRE-IDENr Hon HE~RY l.. RENNyR
NIcE PRESIDENT --RoBtRr SkLFRIpsE
SECRETARY-WILLIAM j. RrFD
DIRECTnRs--iIenry l.. Benner Edward 7 t..r,o,
Robert Se@irldge. Samuel Ashton, James g. SINH
g Landroth NUNS, + Carroll l,re,yster ton
Barry. Henry l.. Churchman Francis Leo.
The Investments now HmOHnting TO more fbon oNE,
MILLION OF Dollars. ~ accordance with The oct Of
Incorporation, arc made in Mortgages. Ground Rents.
aud such first class securities as p1nst nyraws ;'.'
perfect secnrv 10 the depostors and place beyond ali
RISK the pernnnency and stability This old and we'll.
established Institution = : MAJ l., "''''
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Positively The Last Notice

iic fIdSt NOtIcG.
~ MI n portions indebted to JAS. l.. BEWLEY.
y" ~, p."d. Note or Book Account, are hereby
n IT. gea tiat unless the same be paid to JogS
~, sSHLEf, on or befrre the first day Of June
/, - : s.'''li be compelled TO place them in the
FL :" 90 Officer for collection; therefore,
u" II 10 avoid cost is desirable.
sa JAS. L. BEWLEY.
smyrna Del, May 81, 1856.
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80 Staoy's Patent Grain Drills
100 hIckOks Patent Cider Mills and Press;
Deltz Dunhams improved Cam hiol,on. Rean;,o
and Moving Machines, OF which we hive ths "ois
agency in Philadelphia Wv "'''
VT Agricultural and Horticultural Inplemon,s and
Tools Field, Garden and Flower Seeds in great VA.
rIeiy For sale by d. LANDREFH 4 SON
Nos 81 and % South SIKH stree,
may2l-2m. Philadelnb;"' 0'''
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TO THE PUBLIC-

VIE genuine LINIMENF Tor The & u RE n
\ RHEUMATISM, sPRAINS, STRAINS an
FROSTED FEET, prepared by the subscrber san
be found at the old, established and ehean Fa,nil~
Drug Store Of DAVID LOCKWOOD. ,,ho ~ he ~
agent for the sale Of u III Smyrna.
ap25,li WILLIAM III. START.
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WANTED.

"A MAN, having a moderate education. to
attend in LUMBER YARD. Must come
wen recommended. Liberal wages will be-
given. Apply to
JAMES E. BLACK,
may Si-"' Smyrna, Del.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-10
namnntafio Inhilafinns.

We understand tina, the Spartan Band Of the Richmond
Democracy bad a grand jubilee at Corintbisn Hall on Fri.
day night last, for the purpose Of celebrating their recent
victory. Orator DenOon, a. we learn, was the principal
orator of the evening, and INDUCED himself ia a speech Of
Characteristic force, elegance and %cloqucnce. For instance.
We hear that he designated the candidates elect by the
iorrible aud classic applications Of "thc glorious GasEghf
Of P-nnsyiypais, aud the brilliant Ggsgader Of Kentuckyr
This y a figure OF speech which we confess vs did not ex
scty comprehend At frst-but alter lying awake ~ night
thinking Gift. We have come 10 the conclusion that there
L. q peculiar appropriateness in II, " We only knew what II
isi The glorious Gasighf Of Penusylvania, and the bril-
liant Oaso~efsr Of Kentucky Yive rora,euy Depogn!
The Democracy uere further addressed by Judge Caskie,
-ho called Baltimore an aJohfion ciy,-Philadclphiaa and
New York bcing prosiavery cities. We supposc,-and VIZ
Beverly Wexford. sho quit the WING party in 1852 be.
cause w.. Fillmore Gas not nominated.-and then fbe
Spartan Band adjourned with three cheers for the Gas
light snd the Gssomcter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-10

MAJ. BgN. PERLY PooEE AND MS BET-It will be seen
by a despatch ia another column, that Mj. Ben. Prrley
Poor, the American candidate for Congress in the Sixth
District. has actually started to wheel a barrel OF apples
iron NeWberyPort to Boston, IN accordance with the terms
OF q BET made with Colonel Burbank. The bet = that
Fillmore would get more votes in this State than Fremont,
the loser 10 wheel a barrel OF apples to the w.uner. IL was
made shortly after the nomination OF the latter. We un-
derstaud that Colonel Burbank wrote to Major Poore yes
teiday morning, fully releasing him from the conditions of
hi bet, but the Major seems determined to carry out his
o ,Egation. He NAV he expected in Boston in the Course
Of a week, II he continues to make AS good progress as h.
had Yesterday, at the date Of our desPatch.-BostOH Jour
nal, Ikursdag.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-10

\ But BUTuNG 4 TRAIS OF CARS orr THE Track
The cars on the Lackawanna and BloOmsburg Railroad.
.iy- Az exchange, we're attacked by a bull below the Wy
oming Depot, on Saturday morning. His bullship was not
on the track, but as the locomotive approached he jumped
on and made at 1t with head down. The cow-catcher Of
the locomotive was broken. and the cars forced off the
track. Part of the passengers returned, aud part got on
the tender aud went on to Scranton. We have not heard
the extent Of damages but have no doubt il was greater to
the CATS than to the bull.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-10

AFPLEs-Wcstern apples are selling higher than was
ever before known az this season OF the year. Sales were
made IN New York this week At - Der barrel. Long J..
land pippins continue to be put up ia that city it, large
quantities tor expectation at from 81 to IS when rolled
10 PAPERS aud packed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-10

Asarsv 90 Msroa wooB-MayorW Wood. Of New York,
haviae or sicction day taken upon himsclf the rcspona.
bsHtg o. Illegally discharging several persons Who had been
are I'D es illegal votipg. aud obstructing the passase 20
tie . ~. s~sAaiung voters, &C. without proper bail. Re
e "A ~ Snith issued q warrant late ~ The afternoon Tor bic
area, and he sas accordingly taken into custody.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-10
anAndins . visv Of the city,

vsis.sss ls On esns,.'s um, es..anSns . visv Of II. si,y,
A nr~ Of 81 ,ss. .s,e,snas . ire nm {" . .Aos, distance s.a q
Riehmoni. vih erek dwelling. &c. Advd By q. A fDS1
A farm o. no ssrs.;s %ll,. e.s- I,ss"saa, On The me-. bridge
A farm Of 30 ssres In Lsn<nhsrE county. situated aeon d- n
.. Railroad, .lh dwelling, etc. Price es9o. Advd By Nnian
ID. NOVEL; ltDt11
A farm OF ,o serss. iIs In original forr.s, IN nrunsvlel e.uptv.
on the heherrin river, ~ miles south OF LAurvne~v,iis. With lar,
brick a ssninE. eta. Advd by 0eo q RIVE ltIls,l
the Illinois Central Railroad company ehr s,Ooo.o 90 seres Of
fsrmipE Lands, I'm tracts ef 20 Aeres and upwards. on hong CREDITS,
etc. s~ the lengthy advt OF Mr.. John Wilson, the company land
commissioner tJul
on Vf)
me farm called "s-aferd," In Matthews county, containing rss
aers., .f which 40 are arabic. uJ
Plantation la Goochiand couny, rs mike fosa nchnoud. e.i.d
.. Mount netnArd." containing tSs acres O)
farm ON james rvrr. In buckingham county, oppu-l,> uo-api.
VILE. containing so aer~S
An estate, containing $500 acres In Amelia and Nott.vsv .o,,.
lies, 10 n,ies FROM Riehnond. Advertised By O.. hastsn ar
Farm Of oo acres, half cleared. In charis CITY e.any, n mile
from Richmond Um)
The iarm Known IS prospect Hn," In Orange co., on he R.pr.-
hammock river, contains ev acres. aud has every facility Of acerss
10 market lH)
Valuable Mill property-late .raliatrro nnns at Roelsu,-.
rsrs "ppersun y Toe Investment. ~ Advt NO. q A FIJI
r.rm In 0eoehiand county Of sSs scrss. called " Orspskes,"s
miles from the Q. H., 80 from Riehmond. and adjacent to the canal
aud y.@ss river very dsArabs Offering. Adrd by Miles q si-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-10

The betting OF Kentucky has been very heavy. We
know OF many instances of bets uf extraordinary magui.
iude having been made on the result OF the late election.
Lands, negroes, cash-everything that is property in Ken.
tucky-hss been stsked throughout the State. Hundreds
Of mcf are doubtless entirely ruined, aud thousands soreIy
unoyeusbed-CH C0yI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-10

RAcING-On Friday Of last week the races at 81. Mary's
county (Md) course closed. The race ofthat day was be-.
tween ~"One-Eyed Joe" shakespeare" aud Red Dick ="
three mile heats. Ii was won by the former in two
straight heat~-time 3: IL and q: 10. "Red Dick" was
distarced.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-10
Gen. Cas- Under a Cloud.

The overwhelming triumph Of the Fremont party in
Michigan has, We fear. given a finishing bios to the politi-
cal fortunes OF our old friend and protege. General Cass-
His term In the Senate expires on the 4th March next
and. from q survey Of the field. ~e fear his prospects OF a
re-election are very b~lue-very blue indeed. We reere,
this; for General Cass, in his way. was a harmless, inofen.
sive, amusing old iogy, great on squatters overeigniy, and
particularly great on our foreign Affairs. Both Of these
subjects he always served to mystiiy 80 much that his ex'
act position on either has never vet been ssccrtained, and
probably never will he. We hope the Legislature of Mich
igsn. on its sober. second Thought will return the old vcte-
ran to the Senate. II not, ~e tear old Buck will have Ia
provide him With a Cabinet seat, no matter how distssteful
It may be to the politicians OF the Quattlebum and the
Gizxsrd-Foot school.
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RIcnMoNp MARKers. November SUI. 1856.
BALTIMORE cArrLE MARKET, Nov. 6.

But little chang has taken place Ia the prices 81 live stock since
the quotations. ~ last week The offerings Of Beeves at The Scales
to day reached 1909 head. 81 which ~ we're forwarded 10 n, " \ ork.
81 sid {" the gar rr-. aud the balance, 81" head, -od to baltimore
butchers At prizes ranriug fr"n ~ To ! - Oh the hoof, rqual Ia 90
$50 net. and averaging 81 e. gr".s. A lot 81 " head Of rsuA
Cautr obtained higher hgurv-. Iiogs-Ahout i,ID head offered At
tho -ca-- iu-Iay, aud sales at a. 5iGts per Leo lbs. Sl--p dull. and
saIrs to-day at o. JGlS5o per 100 lbs gross.
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LARGE AND DESIRABLE sTOCK OF
q d

At REDUCED PRICES, EXCLUSIVELY vol CASH.
INTENDING 10 move into the new house, (now In course Of cree.
= toni adjoining my present store. for the purpos~ Of conducting
IN. Dry Goods trade on a larger scale, and also, associatng other
In business, ! offer my stock At reduced prices TO close.
THOMAS n. QUARLRs,
nn8=2W Q0 Iroad af,.et
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FRs IN PAoS couprY.-A stable belonging to Messrs.
D. II. Forrer, at Shenandoah Iron Works, in Page
county, wss consumed by 6re on Tuesday night last, to-
getber with a large quantity Of gears and thirty sir vaig-
able muissi The los supposed TO be FROM $4,000 % t7,-
OOp. The arv "a. accidental, having bern communicated
by q lighted candle, which some one was using IN the sta.
bic.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-10

u o TOHN-Leaves TUESDAY afternoon. the iith 4Kk
inst, at Z o'clock-FOR NEW YORK ria NOR- <f- IL
~FOLk-Treght received to-day. lNondayJ aud up 1<pk<ExA
o. the hour 81 2 o'clock, 2. 81, Tuesday, the iith Inst.
Consignees are requested TO send Tor their goods today.
Shippers are requested 10 send In the names ~ their consignee
Tuesday afternoon, or their shipments Will consigned 10 order.
Passenger. are requested to b on board before the hour Of depar
ture, O'Clock 2. ", Tuesday.
Ickets ana Berths secured at our once South side o. The Basin.
Passage to New York, including meals and state room scoommo
dalton, only 90. Bteerage passage only ~.
Passage 70 Norfolk SAM AZ ~ the river boats.
u0tU-2t LrDLAM A WATaON.