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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19
Hotel for Sale.
MIGHTY 7RIUlLPH "a -NEDIC7YE5 4

-HIGLII1 .1HLUUI'H IN .HEJICINE!il
DR.. MoRsE's
IN vi q DRAFTING. COR DIAL.
MOT only relieves but actually extcrmuatrs all
diseases, BY removing their cnues, and building up
and rortifyng the whole pysienl system, that
Solutel nvulnerableto all attacks OF this character,
relapse Is therefore i@ !IiS TGrn,,1
combines peculsartIes associated In any ae
cine Willie specifically upon the and the
secretiOns purifying and rmovatlng both, and give.
regularity Of notion to the stomach AMI bowels.
To every relaxed organ, 1t npartS degree Of muscular
strength, aud capacity to endure fatigue, whether b0y
mental, that Is perfectly astonishing. The lacc lh
and muscles harden under Its influence, the are
either in mai, or woman is restored to full vsor All
tOnIcs ami stimulnnts produce re-nctIon, but rxu
pR. MoRsE,s 1Sv1GoRATIHG CORDIAL
to orerate unspent The influence il e&erts is uniform aa1
perpetual; ItseeIns to
into the whole system. The Impotence Of the rCl.Ha
ton produced by indulgence weakness that
tOnn known affection OF the
AMI motion, relieved cured by single
rejuvinatinS preparation.
following may be enumerated: Nervous Incarae Nam
arFenneSi Mysteries; Female irrcEnarteS Neuralgia;
Nervous Headache; Sprits; Feelings OF
Despair Involuntary Weeping; Mental cont>icn
Memory; TremuUusncsS: Rush OF Blood Ilrai;
Mental InlolGncc Loss Of AppGt!tC Annexation Muscular
Relaxnon; Irritaity Dyspepsia; Torror anrr Eating:
Nervous COgl Unpleasant ErtctiOnS Foul Breath: Irrc.
maritcs tile Bowels; SlGcpesSncss Ennni Inroiuntsr
Signing: Anxiety: Causelcss Fears: IoEnnIaria: Rls.
Otls Melancholy and every species complaint connected
whether Immediately remotely-Wl the functions Otthe
70 THE MARRIED AND SINGLE I'm every delicate rhy,
ca exgrncy this unrivalr safe aud infahe eXnlaTauis
earnestly recommended. 1t ses delightful calm tho
the whole system, and by communicating to feeble
the energy which nature has dcniet!, ihiuGcEcs
stroyeSt inevitably prUongs life, willie it contrihulss tots
enjoyment.
The testimonials OF its efficacy from clerGymen ofh.s
standing leading medical men, and in fact embraces ever
profession, occupation and class.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

- The townsville (Alichigan) Independent
learns that the Grand Jury indicted Parsons
the conductor, and Keegan, the engineer, for
manslaughter, in causing the loss of several lives
in the collision between that place and Hillsdalc,
9Th Feb. last twill be remembered that they
started the train from Joncsvillcout of time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

10 reports an opera.
not a month old, in
per cent a day was
dollaEs-sevcn per
wbnld be eight hum
pes ann4nI. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

The Buffalo RspnB.
tion'fn money in that city
which two and ore-third
given Tor fifteen thousand
cent for Tires days. This
llupd Rnd Gfty-onc ger cc1,t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

a NoBlE ACT.-The creditors of man who
lost his all Mt the Gerrish Market fire, have for
given his debts, and contributed to re-establish.
his bt1sinessADo Chronicle, Aprl 10.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

4 ~ Rev Louis French, of the Diocese oflNcW]
York, has been elected rector of st Paul,s
Church, Columbus, Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

Ma. Eprron-peasc announce THOMAS r. sHALLcROss
ms the peoples candidate for Sheriff. the ensuing spring
election No one questions peculiar fitness for the Office
by SO doing you viii oblise
fArrn,s and Tfnns cnnr and charge this oafee.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

TO TIE rozEisS OF ONO COUNTY
respectfully announce myself candidate for the onice
of Sheriff, at the coming Spring election
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

Harpers' Magazine. ....,f
1T ARpERs Magazine for May just received at
III FISHERS.
apis book and Variety Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

TO TIE PEOPLE or ONO COUNTY,
1announce myself as candidate for the office of Sheriff.
Should be elected win enaeavor to discharge the duties
with fidelity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

TIE PEOPLES CANDIDATE.
Our worthy Citizen sANIL. IRWIN, Esq will be support
ell for the Office of Sheriff. the next election, by the
n1 VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

Second . prin Z stock.
7TI stock of Wall Papers, Borders, aud Window Shades,
WI Is complete embracing every variety Of styles and
prices Am selling Wall Papers worth I'll cts fer %, aud all
other papers proportion Feeling confident t!lat
supply ali, either regard to price styles few
styles of Gold Papers, Call ut the old stana md for
yourself JOHN FISHER
gs..s.. F..--.s .s. 1913 Main ST.,
Wheeling Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19
OREGON

The Indian war continues in the Northern
Territories. Gen. Wool, with nearly all his
available force, has left here for the seat of war
At the latest adviccs, a decisive and great bat,
tic was expected between the volunteers, several
hundred strong and the Indians, numbering up.
wards of three hundred.
Our latest adyices from Oregon arc to the Isl
of March, and from Washington Territory, To
Feb, 9th The whole country was in arms, &C,
cording to. newspaper accounts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19
Mccoy lllec,u.

hdIIu 4UI SaIe,
MISIL to sell u'y Farm near Wheeling, and uf.-n
sired. gay be u,
mclt26 2 I,C.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

YER EPLiTED FIRE .
ZINE Silver Piatel Table, Tea and Salt spoons Forks
II dies, Sugar and Cream Spoons.
5,,o. For sale by j. T. SCOTT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19


From the Panama Star and Herald.
The Hamburg S. S. Emile sailed from Pana-
ma on the list of March, for the ports of Punta
Arenas, La Union, Acajutla and San Jose dc
Guatemala, touching at Chiriqui, and returned
from the same yesterday, (3lst of March, at 10
o'clock, A. II.
On her upward voyage TO Punta Arenas she
found the whole republic of Costa Rica III great
excitement about the war to be carried on against
Walker and his party. Thcport of Punta Are.
mas was full of troops, and the command of the
same was given to Baron DulOw. The principal
army, under the command of Gen. Mora, was
about g, 900 strong, it was accompanied by Pres
ident Mora in person, and was marching to-
wards the frontier of Nicaragua. The whole
number of troops to be levied is to amount to
8, 900 men, and, besides, a loan of 800, 900 a.
mongst the natives was decrced. The war APP
peared TO be very popular, and daily eulistments
Of volunteers was spoken Of. Amongst the for
eigners tender of their services was made to
the government - -
Commerce appeared to be very brisk at Costa
Rica; the coffee crop ascending to about 81, 900
bags, of which great quantity had come down
already, and was shipped on board of English
and other foreign vessels. Actual price of good
coffecat Punta Arenas, $40 to 10, 90 per quintal
The ports of San Salvador appeared to be
very quiet and dull; the time for the shipment
Of, the produce, indigo, having passed, and the
war against the tiillbustering party not being
popular in general, stflI ut the return of the
Finite some more talk was prevailing about
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

To essrs Mortimer .towOra, go baltimore street, bal
more.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

For Rent.
sTJIIIE store room No. eos Market Street. nov a.,
~ MeCey& Higgins rs an Auction Room. For by
empire of A. % la'tie1laF,
apple Mccoy 1u,c
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19
REAL ESTATE sAI,Es
For Sale

60 fsOrA sale. --4
rJ&HoSE very desirable building lots nupb.,
III 100, aud one half0t 49, ali being on zs ls lsS
oter close sale these Lots will be sold Ia
ESanIT I'm F. r. ARNsrpo,.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

Lunch at the veranda.
ON and after Monday next, we will have Lunch Mt Il
~ o'clock AL the decates of the will be pro
Viled. apis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

BENJAMIN PAGE, in. ( Co.
Manufacturing Phnrmaceutlsts and Chcmlsts Smith
field and Thir, streets, Pittsburgh, aud Ivy
LAUGHLEv.S DC BUSHFTEAD,
aptc-fw Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19
WINDSOR CHATR NANUFAt

THE subscriber continues Chairs, Settles,
L Socable Arm Rockers Ctldren's ChAss, &c. of tic
most modern styles and improved patterns, all Of which he
will warrant to give satisfaction.
Old Chairs received, repaired and re painted.
AMI -s4 75,-i Ei-i- u No. 127 Main street,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

10On. barrels Mixed brands, some very superior ~
tlOUu family use, for SHELBY 4, 70
ap1o no. a.. MATTHEWS d ".
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-T5A5UCTTONI 0TIIHTINRTT7

DERsoN having barrels can have them 1lea with car
il byleaylng the barrels by Friday ~ = S '1s
oc22 y ,ii7E GEO WILSON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

into the whole system. The Impotence OF The raya.
tiOn produced by indulgence weakness that cuutE.
tiOnaI; aud every known affection OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
ANOTHER POLICEMAN TO THE MAYOR.
To TIE Hon. FERNANDO WooD:

To the Hon. FERNANDO WooD:
SIR: have been a member of the Police Depart
ment since june 1855, during which time have al
ways discharged the duties devolving upon be-
came good citizen having knowledge Of his respon
sibiltes and accountability to the Department and the
community.
During my term Of service there have been no
charges preferred against me, and suspension for
derelicton of duty.
was assessed, and paid my assessment TO Capt.
Alderman for the purpose of raising fund to aid in
your election with the understanding at the time that
should be retained in the position TO which had been
detailed lat the Second District Police Court, and
SO informed by Capt. Alderman at the time. But, on
the contrary have since been informed that the said
Captain, who promised so much, the cause of hav
ing me removed the day after election, from the Court
would ask you and every man in the community II
the Police of this great city can do their duty with
credit TO the Department il subected to the petty spite
and malice of men who are the mere tools and nstra
ments in the hands OF the Chief Magistrate who would
prostitute the Police to his own selfish purposes, aud
make them feel that ey are not men, but slaves-sub-
ject to their masters bidding Was such the object of
the law Were such things contemplated by those
who made the law And can men, having knowl-
edge of their own nights, submit to be things
Justice, that the People will longer tolerate law
which is disgrace to the land in which we live, and
relieve themselves from the One-Man Power whose
only object is self and not the public good.
Most OF the policemen in the ward who woud not
support you were cent TO the Chiefs office, where they
were shut up all day, while portion at least of those
you interest were sent of to eectioneer for you in
other wards. l know of one who was scnt IN the
Egoecnth ward. Policemen from other wards were
sent INTO our ward IN citizen dress to eectorer for
you, and member of our ward p1ice who pointed ont
enc Of these policemen from the Fourteenth Ward 10
the citizens, and said that be policeman was
afterward told by Capt. Ackermon that he had a
serious charge to make asinst hin for interfering with
men whom be sent to the pole These policemen from
other wards sembled in the Station House and
told by Capt Alderman that they must not lot them
selves be known policemen TO any ofhs men to
any one else. He appointed one of these men ser
peant over the squsd--there about dozen Of
fhem-snd told them that he would give them fucther
Instructions These man were sent out to the polls ct
about III O'Clock a. m.
herewith tender my resignation as Policeman oftte
Ninth Wad. RoBERr X. CoLfN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

IsroRTASr ARRESTS OF GANGS OF BURGLARS AID
FENCE MEs.-For nearly two years past large man,
Der Of burgaries and thefts have been committed in
Brooklyp, L. d., which were conducted so adroitly
that the efforts of the police 10 detect the perpetrators
were baled until very recently Ii was generally sup
poed that the professional gentry hailed from New
Yolk, but there is now doubt that gang of young
loars from IA to 10 years of age who usually loiter
about the streets and in the vicinity of the Grandsreet
Fer1y are the parties who have committed majority
of tie depredations. They were organized into two
gangs Of from ten to fifteen each under the Leadership
of two fellows named Daniel Sherlock and James
Wilson, and operated separately, except when rob-
berry Of considerable importance was to take place.
During the last Gig tteen months the property stolen
by them valued at $4,000 for which they received
not far from 500 from the receivers or fence men
When good job has been accomplished these fellows
fare smptuouslyi but in regard to dress they are
purely DE- mocratic-regged and filthy and sometimes
baiofooted. They constant visitors IN the PIT OF
tie theaters, where they probably acquire much of
their taste for an adventurous life by witnessing such
PLAYS as Jack Sheppard. They can always obtain ad-
yances of money from the receivers of their stolen
uoperty. These gangs have long been known by the
Police. but their operations have been managed so
adroty that no serious charge could be brought against
them. The father Of young Wilson first gave nforma-
ten at the Fifth District Police StationHOuse and de-
vered up bis SOD, who confessed to being concerned
in number of burglares and also gave the names OF
his associates During Tuesday night and yesterday
Officers ID. Jacobs, Murphy, Townsend, Henry,
Brown, Sterret, Van Dyck, Videto and Travis sue
oeeded il ARE sting Daniel Sherlock John Farty, Jer-
.niah Nolan, James Wilson, VIM. McElligott, and
David Kellogg. They also arrested John Barry, junk
d, sler in Second street. near North Third street, and
VIM Cassidy, in North Sixth street, on charge Of
b, rg receivers Of stolen goods.
Young Wilson admits that himself and associates
have been engaged in the following burglaries: ellis
brass foundry at various times and stole property to
the value Of $780, Derundeos store, corner of North
Third and First streets and stole property valued at
80; Eleys distllery in First street, $50 feedstore
conner of Grand and Third streets, and stole money
and de stroyed nine bags Of flour; SanfOrds packing
house corner of Fifth and South Fifth streets; Coop
ers grocery in North Third street. Meseroles plumb
irg store in South Seventh street. steamboat Empire
Of Troy three butchers shops in the Fourteenth
Ward whisky distillery in Third street; Joseph Van
dewaers sugar factory in South Third street. and j.
X. Vandewaters cigar factory in South First street.
Aso different stores, carpenter shops, &c. The pis
oners were committed by Justice Cary 10 await
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
NEW DUTIES FOR POS7MASTgRS.


70, II. Hooi;e- 20 Repsbiscar Noe -.
The monster circulation Of tn, n. Y. T~-Jure and
dher Republican journals among the people, has
oarsed much alarm among the BuehGaeer. for many
months past Tie ~ !. Tribune has been more par
.icrlarly singled out, because its circulation
extensive in the country but The whole Republican
Press s to be embraced in the category
IN this State The P'0inie1ieT has taken the Iced in
giving oi3ers 20 PCstmasters 70 give further aid TO
the circulation Of Tri5ure,, if they DO not come ad-
dreseed .D.y 70 subscribers. Some Posmaster5 have,
doubtless acted up 20 the instructions OF The Pam
jeoitr, but, we presume with 10 appreciabe effect
upon the circulation Of The Tribune. 1t is true they
could ncreaso the revenue Of their Office by the post
age on packages Of The T-ibsne but this matter
OF no Consequence; they were guilty Of constructive
treason and Civ ng AID and comfort TO the enemy,
by uano ng out unadrres.ed Iribnass. That would
never do. TIE revenue 0: the Post Office mat
ter Of nc Consequence compared 10 the evl Of extend
r. she circulation Of Tie Trlbane.
But lately Tie Albany Argus goes a step further,
81 insists that Postmaster. not only must not help cir
Cuate THE TRIBUNE, Times &c, but that they must
aid in extending the circulation Of Democratic ~ pa
pers In other words they must act as active agents
for Democratic and Pro-Slavery papers and at the
same time as far as may be, repress the circulation
Of Republican papers. This is only following in the
steps Of the SoutA. In Virginia they indict The
TRIBUNE a. a nuisance and an incendiary publication,
SID DOW in the Free States Posmasters must counter
act is circulation and help circulate Democratic II
papers, or the rule soon will be, be turned out Of
sffce Verify the spirit Of ProSlavery Democracy ia
friendly to free Cscussoa and the largest liberty with
a vengeance.
The foray on TIE TRIBt sE is ouly indicative Of the
coui:e which Is 70 b. pursued toward all Republican
journals Of extensive circulation and ichuence In
e,y instance believe it will entirely fail OF its object.
THs TRrBUsE viii go on, increasing IN influence ard
circulation every year, will all other able Repub
iican jourpals while the organs of Calhoun Democracy
pubphed in the Free States, viii 60 dying and to
die The press Of the North, together with the Free
Sshoo, system v i'll in their sweeping march 80 ndoc
t.bate lie people with IDEAS Ct Liberty and Freedom,
that soon no snb,erfuges deceive them into the
support Of Slavery erten'ioa and Slavery propaganda
Ism. The people-the free, THU king reading people
will take care of their own organs IN spite of msI-
date. 70 little petty cffoiaLs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

A FEMALE MURDERED ~ OUR Cnr--A MYsrr-
RIoUs AFFAIR Our city Last night was the Of
mu,ds d outrage, committed upon len.le BY a
zeDs. The wife Of Owen Buger left her residence No.
O. Schuyler sheet about y o'clock last evening and
nothing was heard Of her until a o'clock this morning,
when The wss found murdered in Quay street, short
di tsnce south of the foot of Cherry street. She
found lying with Der face downward In the mud asd
water, Der sun bonnet. sbrt and comb about 100
feet from Der body. Upon examination, several marka
Of violence were found upoa her perv0n. The wouad
between the eyes, upon the forehead appears to hsvo
been Inflicted with brick or sharp stone Her face
wa. blooosbot and her throat exhibits mark Of va
ence, with every appearance Of stranguaton.
Pools Of blood and water were visible about tue
place aid for distance from tho spot where she
was found there to be seen indentatons In the
mud showing that che had been dragged from the spot
where she bad been murdered, with the intention OF
throwing Ter body into the riytr when the murderer
ptobsbly became alarmed and lei bis victim where
sle was found Mr. Bulger was about - yees OF age.
ard il said to have been sober ana indusri,D
woman When she left the house last eyening abe
locked The room door In which her mother AID i've
children we're and put the key in her bosom. where Is
xas found tts morning. Her husband Is in the en-
ploy Of John Taylor running boat between this city
and New.York, and was absent at the time tie das-
tsrd,y outrage committed. There Ia q mystery
about this affair which may never be cleared up
There are many suspicious ah0at with not particle
of evds TO substantiate them. Some OF the police
are oftbe opinion that some one attempted 10 commit
an outrage upon her pefeon and fhe cufDg the moeo
the skirt was torn from her. and her bonnet end comb
fen from her head. The Coroner was engaged this
morning at the Flint District Station House investi
eating The affair, end the body Of the deoes.ed wa "a
the lookup, awaiting the arrival Of the Phy:'canS,
when pest mortem examiIs alton will be hsd. -
friends Of the family telegrsphed 70 M b9lger wns
ives then in New York, the dDgs Of dis sad ana uy'
ttrious affair.
Upto 2 O'Clock no clue had been obtained 70 tos
murder Of Mrs. Bulger. and the case Up 0ss no1
was st sbrouded in dsrkpe~I Inc S",h 80. III
iSipe night turo up By which some light m'y b
tbIsxp mon this my s,ehous and aendisb perder:
Hi""n oio'i ~ IAIbsny Evenins Journsl ss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

HCNAs Beings IN CHAISs.-About two weeks ago
two colored from LyDcbburg, Va, came do rn on
n Covington and Lexington Railroad to Covington,
on their way TO the land If freedom. On their arrival
at this point they arrested by the City M4shais
'or TIE fske OF gaining few dollars and locked IN ja
thus deprivDg them Of that which Is more saeref ana
dear than Dife-Liberty Oo Friday evening sst
the came down in search OF them and on Sstur-
dsy morning bad them bandeufed with heavy irors
and walked them through the streets OF Covlngt0n
from the jsil 10 the depot, bomeward we mgnt com
mep such ou,rsges upon humsn beings Dur sensible
men will Judge OF such occurrences as these and decide
which il right Slarery or Freedom
Newport (Ky.) News
THr GREAT FIRE AT Sr. Lour.-By the destruc
tive fire at St Louis Wednesday night last ADder
son & Co sustained oss of sia,OoO insured; Lewis
S,bsrty jose $500 insured; Scott Whitley. loes
AZ COO insurance s. 900; Wheeler Co., loss $l2 Co.,
insurance. IS 600; McFsu & Co., loes 5000 insur-
apfe AZ Geo. Joe e. Elder, kss IS CO., insured Belts
A. Mellen Ioss IS 00O, insured. The losses of large
number of Others are unknown. The total INSURANCE
will not cover the loss by 500 600. The amount Of In
surnrce In st. Louh i $224lpO. During the are a
Young man. named Morris Pnneh, u clerk, was killed
BY the fall VI vail.
DRowsED.-Tbomss PowerA an old man. residing
in Houston street New York and eupoyed 10 watch s ~
the foot OF street found drowned yesterday
0ornirs The CoroEeFs lu udsred verdict Of Dessh 81
DrewpipG"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

90 n 1t IS = Is a. l5c, us rs at lie. Duck, g.
rsI5c. Geese, 81 Is at lie. Psessen,s 81 49,,
esch.
~ eGrs,d6t. Ncv. l9-F vs. l+3 n Mi~le 3 Is
a. lie e n r. l2c - n at &c. 3ij n At r. r II.
KEYS lls n ~ l%.. lS rs Ml2ic.. % Is st &c 10
Is tI5c., ~ ID st BE 81, n at tc.
MrGay. Nov. 2i-Tllkeys. 357 n at loo. IA Ii
Il ice an very goo+ from Ohio An o.ser iots
fJcm sis STATE. Fowls - n At &c, 2Ss n 81 81.
C4e-e 3l3 h at &C, l7O Y st ac-,retty 1gu a aId
~ time 4 81 were sod
sALEs BIT Mills BARTLETT.
Tps.go. Nov .3.-F"als 81 n fro-yh ,tsc
l.3 10 ross a. &c. 73 II fair a. &c l35 IL rough
a: . -bryer lex Of hs bargain, and re,oli At -
Turke,s 800 n irough a; &c. 80 10 rcu,h AID sl,
re-t 81 &c 80 n fair &c 30 10 toerablg coni
A. lOc. 80 10 lIarge eobblers at lOc Gees. g 10
decidedly rough at &c. Neuison sod at II to | ic
Messr.. N. & BIS stock ia nearly 81 from Ohio
where they have certainly not studied our directions
ftr DIRE ,sirg and packing poultry.
The price to-day Is worse than Yesterday, sud the
prospect for tomorrow is worse yet.
L. conclusion, We beg our Western friends to bold
ba.k their poultry ill they can be sure Of cold weather
end "a, better pick it nice, and pack aud mark
Il uch more perfectly, and then they viii get better
pr;ces, while shall get better food.