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BUILDERS hardware. locks, catches, b,lt-, loose
ID and fast bu IL, screws. dc. A full Assessment
and latest style at CADY, JONES PECk'S.
JanJl
DELTING- Kun bel = oak tanned, pe tent stretched
ID Leather Bslting, warranted not to stretch and
to suit the purchaser Boston Gum Betting, GUN
and Hemp Packing large assortment for sale
low by CADf, JONES PECK.
june 81
DkAsS Cocks, OIL cups iron and lead pipe, every
ID thing pertaining to a saw milror steam engin
for sale low At the sign Of the
Jnne3d BIO Anvil
DLANES-ireenhcld Tool Co. 's.a fresh stock Of
these superior Tools just received at the sign Of
the Ijune3d] BIG ANVIL
nOoR and gate springs, Gray j Brothers patent,
II the best spring ever invented, for sale by
june:l CADY JONES PECK.
IHAIN-Ox, coil, binding. trace, halter, dog,
~ and jack chains, at the sign Of the
june Sd Bio ANVIL.
NIcEs-Solid box, and Parkers bench, iron and
wood bench screws, gearing, q horse nails, At
junesd cADY, JONES PECK's.
DUMPS water rams, galvanized well chain and
1 fixtures, for sale low at the sign Of the
jnne3d BIG ANVIL.
CHOvELS, Ames Row land s; picks. mattocks.
- log chain, and goods suits able for contractors, ut
june3d eCADf, JONES PECK'S.
"HEEL-BARROWS, Cro-bars, churn drills,
w stone hammers, for sale at the sign Of the
june3d BIO ANVIL.
StCYTHES, Snaths, cradles and harvesting tools in
~ great variety, at n small advance by
june3d CADY JONES 4 PECK.
LAY Straw and manure forks, for sale low at the
i L sign of the je3dl BIG ANVIL
7 N addition to our extensive stock of building,
i house keeping, machinists' and cabinet makers
hardware, carpenters and bncksmiths' tools, we
have just added complete stock of Carriage and
Wagon Hardware, consisting in part as follows:
Hubs, fclioes, shafts, spokes, bows,
Made from BEST Eastern timber, and well seasofssd-
Enameled and Dash Leather,
Carriage oil cloth,
Plain and figured back muslin, drilling duck;
Carriage lace, tufts, &c, apron hooks aud rings;
Ivory knobs, seat sticks, whip sockets,
Back lights, shaft tips Silver plated and
Brsss Bands--Boston, Philadelphis and
Reflector patterns. Top props,
Name plates, lining nails; case hardened
Axles--long and short arm, patent half patent
Railway Springs-plain and French ears;
Carriage bolts and axle clips
junc3d CADY, JONES PECK.
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sun DRIES.

SOVDAA11Ss
SuGAR Kettles from to - gallons Ovens AID
Iron Tea Kettles Japaned Trunks Pudding and
kIce Moulds; Scolopcd and plain Cake Pans; Tea
Canisiers, square and round, assorted; Lard Lamps
Tin ware and Stove Pipe. House. sheet iron and COP
CoMsTocK 4 BRoTHERs.
w at the Prairie State Stove Rooms.
oct 10 COMSTOCK DROTHrRS
I yLU h Kettles 10 be had ut the sale Rooms OF thu
~ Excelsior Stove Store.
oct 10 coMsToCK BROTHERS.
E>NAMELED Preserve Kettles at the Sale Rooms
IL Of he Prairie Premium Stoves.
oct 10 C0MsTOcK BROTHERS.
{ ,0AL Hods a, the Sale Rooms Of the Cottage
~ Frankln Coal Stove.
oc:lo COMsToCK BROTHERS.
100O LBS Of Baiied Brass Kettles for sale low
AOOO at Sale Rooms Of the Home Parlor Stoves
oct 10 C0MSTOCK BROTHERS.
A fINE stock Of HouseKeepers goods, such as cof-
fee mills, basting spoons, egg " nips iron skim.
mers. skinner ladies' meat forks table spoons hask
and steak dishes, patent and boz CRATER spice boxes
&c, &c, for sale the Sale Rooms OF the popular
Self Regulating Alright Stove.
oct 10 CoMsTocK 4 BROTHERS.
1OO PAIRof Timers Solder Coppers on hand at
wv the Sale Rooms of tho Substantial Oral Box
Heating Stoves.
oct 10 COMSTOCk A BROTHERS
A HEAVY suppiyof Brass, Japanned and plain
~ Candle sricks At the Sale Rooms Of the Quincy
Cannon Coal Burner which is offered extremely low by
oct COMSIOck BROTHERS.
ssNOTICE.,,
IF You want 10 and retain coon HEALTH, call
ut Gomstock Bros, and supply yourself with
| We make them Of Tin OF Zinc any shape or size
| Mt worry low prices. COMSToCE a BROS.
March FL d2m
Z
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0NWENTY-NvR b0xes No. lemons FOR sale O.
i dee1A HUSTON, HAWKINS HUSTOND.
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DLAID LONG SHAWLs - Just received pc
L American Express" 100 of new and elegant
Style which with our previous stock makes our as
sortment more full and complete than ut any time
during the season. IS Main Street.
decI0d DURkEie l. co.
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NOTICE.
CANT HENDERSON, is hereby notified that II
- his Threshipg Machine 10 mot called Tor with.
in 80 days, IL win be sold 70 pay charge. b.
june6-d3ed CONNABLE, SMITH i co.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS..
Fer sale by ]. r.. Gave Il Sen,
Main street between I'd aud 4th.
TRNEST LINWOOD, By Mrs. Caroline Lee
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Curaosltles Ter the Little FOIks.l
LIVERY thing that you can think Of TO tickle ths
Il hea4ts Of the little folks can b hsd Of G. Obsr
oc. 70. SIGN or THE BI6 FIDDLE.
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To CaYpenters, RnllAers, and osAers.
NIOOD Turning, Scroll and Fancy Saving done
ry, cotnsr Of Jshason and nth streets.
June l0ddwtf KILBOURNE DAVIS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-22

IT will be seen from the proceedings of the
Senate in another column, that bill to incorpo-
rate the Odd Fellows Association of this city,
was introduced on the 18th inst, by Mr.. srEEN-
ROD. The Legislature should pass this bill
without a moments hesitation. This highly
honorable and truly benevolent Order has seven
organizations, numbering about sOOmembcrs, in
this city, and are without convenient, VIC had
almost said decent, hall to meet in, and it is 50
only on account of difficulties they have hereto
fore labored under, in being debarred of the
privilege of holding property in such way as
to derive an income from it sufficient at least to
pay taxes, insurance, &c. In the event of the
passage of the bill, the Order now having about
$4,000 in cash, and abundantly able to raise
such further sums needed, we will soon have
added another beautiful structure to those now
in ourcity, and the Order relieved from the ne
cessity of holding their meetings in small and
inconvenient rooms
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MORE ARorr KANSAS

NEw YoRK, Feb 21.-The Tribune's cores
pondent writes from Washington that Governor
Shannon was instructed before leaving Wash
ington, to avoid complications and increase, il
any cxigency should arise. by which the t.. s.
troops may be employed. The officers in com
mand will be required to communicate with the
President before resorting to extreme measures.
The report that authority has been given to ar
restorto interfere with the members of the con-
vention at Topeka is unfounded. If any attempt
shall bemade to interrupt their proceedings by
force, the commanding officers must interfere
for their protection or grossly abuse the tru st
reposed in their keeping.
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NASHINGTON NEWs.

FEB. 21.-The contract for furnishing guns to
the Indian Department has been awarded by the
Indian Bureau, to II. Z. Lenear Of Lancaster,
Penn'a
1t appears from the records at the State. De
partment that the number of Immigrants arrived
from foreign countries for the year ending Dec,
last, was 230, 476, of whom over 10000 were
males, and of the whole number 166, $50 arrived
at New York.
The President is dining this evening with a
large number ofmembers of Congress and their
families
Prof Alex. Dimetry has been appointed a
translator in the State Department.
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GOING NORTH.

GOING sOETlEThe s101. " Train Will connect at SAN
duSky With Morning Toledo atSIOnroeVie With
Chicago Express the Southern Division Of G. T. Road ct
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express Cleveland at
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh and
Newark with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad.
The 2OP ~ Train will connect at sandusLy NTH steam
BAY City FROM Detroit; onroeve with
C. T. T. r. at Shelby Junction at SCI r n. with the Mall
Train O. O. O. r. G. for Columbus CINCINNATI Mans
field Janetton ut SOS p NJ With Fast train o. p R. r.
for Pittsburgh and at Newark with East and West Night
Trains Central Ohio r. Il.
GOING NORTH g 96 v Train VIII make close cou-
nectfOn Newark with Mail from Bellair c. o. R.
r.; Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh;
Shelby Junction at 1915 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland, Buffalo and New York, at Alonroevile With
Mail Train on c. !. T.road to Toledo Chicago, DC.
a'1GP Train will Newark with Express
the East on Genital Ohio Roads ut Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train Pittsburgh: Shelby Junction at ei
with CncnnatiSIa for Cleveland; at AOnroeye With Night
Express Toledo Chicago at Sandu4Ey with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
J. Z. ROBINSON, sup't.
SRnfuSky. Aug. T. 1855. FL ssplS-tf I
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PuoNoeRAPHY.-PrOE 7. Slice, having just clO-
sed With one class, will open with another on
Monday evening. at the rooms of Mr. DufF's
Commercial College. A fine opportunity is
now offered our citizens to acquire a knowledge
Of this useful art 1t is particularly useful to
Printers, Lawyers, and Ministers. Persons wish
ing to enter the class, can do so by calling upon
AEr. Stewart at the College rooms. The follow
ing testimonial from pupils of Mr. Slice in this
city. speaks in high terms Of his capabilities as
teacher Of thisart
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NEW YORK MARKETl

FEs. s1.-Stock market firm. Cotton active.
saleS Of -Io, 600 bales Orleans middlins o 5-s,
Upland middHng 104. = s'!i 81
Coffee firm, sales Of 1000 bags Rio at l9 cts.
Sugar iirlneF,t sales 1000 hhds Orleans at J-sa
- Molasses firm. sales of 900 bbls Orleans
Linseed and Lard oils quiet. Iron firm Tai.
low duh, sales 5000 bbls alto
Flour firm sales 10 600 bbIs at AZ for South
ern; heat inactive Corn dfSoping. sales 81
$1,000 bush Poflt proving s. es 81 f} bSIs
Beef ianguii 400 bbls. lard firm ssIes
zoe bbss hiSlly GrsAer. 500 bbls sold.
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TINS is the 22d of February, the anniversary
ofthe birthday of GEORGE WAsnlScToS, whose
great actions and personal virtues should be
held in remembrance by every one, and particu-
larly by patriotic of our own country. That all
connected with this office may have an Opportu-
nifty to observe this day properly, no paper will
heissued tomorrow morning, the Press of the
city. having agreed to observe the day by sus-
pension of business.
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ARRESTED

Pnu'A., Feb. 21.-E. d. Worrcu, charged
with the murder of Mr. Gordon in Missouri,
was arrested last night at Dover, Del, by officers
who had tracked him there. lie goes west vol
unfairly, without waiting for requisiton, and
denies, denies committing the murder. though he &C
oner had saddle-bagS, watch and blanket which
Gordon's brother-in-law recognized as belonging
to the deceased. The arrest was made at Wor-
rells fathers house.
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THE III 4 i ST NE lEs
RECEIVED ~
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ceoNGREssniNAIE
WAsnINaroN, Feb. 81.


SENATE.-The bill establishing young men S
library in the District of Columbia Was passed.
| a number Of Executive documents, in rcia-
| ton to the Indian disturbances on the Pacific
coast, were received.
| Several bills of general Importance were pass
ed Finally, the Senate adjourned until Mon
daysnext. s,sa.s
'HousELThe House isengeced in considering
t 3 so ution to proceed to b el-e-: n II GhaI-
| lain. $50
The House then took up the matter of cleo
ton of Chaplain, when much discussion arose,
in the course CT which the proceedings connect
cal, and the hunt after tho office was severely
condemned. Several gentlemen wished to con
tlnue the custom Of inviting all cergymen TO Of
| ticiate alternately.
! Mr.. Leitcher said this would answer adJnra-
| bly,, as there are mea here of every SAadeof re-
ligion and some of no religion at all, daughter
and applause in the galleries, which the Speaker
at once rebuked.)
| The House then proceeded to ballot for Chap
lain, when 10 candidates were voted for On the
second trial Rev. Daniel Waldo, of New York,
"a Revolutionary soldier, in his 9th year, and u
clergyman of the Congrcga tional Church for 20
years. was elected.
/ Mr.. Brooks voted fer Joshua R. Giddinss,
and Mr.. Spinner for Rev. Antoinette Brown.
The resolution from theeSenate, filing vacan-
cies the Board of Regents Of the Smithsonian
Institute by the appointment of Geo. E., Badger
and Prof. FELTON,, was passed
| Various internal Improvement and other bills
were introduced, including one by MIR. Denser
for the construction of railroad and telegraph
| line to the Pacifc-refcrred to Il Select Commit
tee of 10.
4 resolution passed providing the members
with the usual number OF newspapers.
House add till Monday
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HTruth stranger taan Fiction

LET THE AFFLICTED HER TIE TESTIMONY
or 4 LADY,
ITO those who hare the pleasure OF knowing her, rted
sag nothing, bat to remark that desire TO
benefit the suffering induces her thus speak. None APP
rrcat her jog an! gratitude in tring relieved from pain,
after years OF suffering unparalleled but those (f there he
any who have StlTJrcd like her
Miss s has long Resident Of this cityor the last S
years successfully oaiIuct!ng school No. $50
baltimore street Tie happy change miner health is subject
Of ast0uishIntut and joy her friends We ask
those interested to cali her Shc Will tell them Of
her by Hd'np:@H ziact@Te than Size las written Thus
remedy goes giving relief TO sick. We
refer the public theH Fron distant places also
hear oil the happy result These facts with the
testimony thousands, shoaI skrpCism and
prejudice hide their heads aud that IamIt0n
TlnCtGre is R.wo:dtTfnl discovery. ~
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a %
WE regret to announce the death of Mr..
JAMES TAyLoe, of this city, well and favorably
known throughout the State, as the Grand Chief
Patriarch of the Grand Encampment of Virgin
ia, |. 0.of o.F Mr. Taylor was born in this
city in 1927, being, at the time Of his death, in
the goth year ofhis age He was ofan amiable
disposition, kind and oblging to all his friends,
and possessed the esteem of his acquaintances in
high degree As an Odd Fellow, he lived up
to aIFth requirements of that order, and as
mark of the respect in which he was held by his
brethren, had been elevated to the highest of
flee in their gift in hGState
Mr.. Taylor was ola highly nervous tempera-
ment, and for years past has been severely af-
Aicted with nervous headache, superinduced by
a stroke on the head when boy, and frequently
showed alteration of mind during such attacks.
Hisgeneral health for several days had not been
so good as was usual, and on Wednesday even
ing, at a late hour, he was attacked with ner-
vous headachein its severest form, In the de-
lerium oceasioned by his sufferings, he arose
from his bed, and going to the lower front room
Of his mothers residence, ended his existence
by strangulation
onthe evening before his death, We were in
company with the deceased. newas telling US
Of his hopes and plans for the future, talking OF
many events not yet transpired, in which it was
his intention to participate. His death was not
premeditated, and BY some, is supposed to have
been accidental Little did we think, when
parting with him, that it would be the last time
we would see him, one Of our best and dearest
friends, alive-to grasp his warm hand, LEX
changes the friendly greeting or hear him plead
theeauso Of the destitute Of our Order. Truly
no man knoweth the day or hour, when the
summons from which there no escape shall
reach him. :
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DurY,s Coz. CoLLEsk. Feb, 2otb 1sss.


Prof 7. Slee, having this evening completed a
course Of lessons in photography we, the un.
GerSigned, take this method Of expressing our
entire satisfaction with his system Of instruc.
ton Mr. S. undoubtedly stands unriyaIed as
master Ofthesart he processes to teach, and with
no desire to appear StTayagant, we believe he is
unequalled rs teacher in this or any other
country. Photography under him, assumes the
form of a science, and . pupil has only 70 pay
attention to the rules and instruction in order to
becepS proficient in the art After examining
his testimonials and receiving his instructions,
We unhesitatingly pronounce him tue Prince of
Phonogra pliers 10 those wishing to take les
sous in this art We most eordially recommend
him as n teacher who viii fulfil anticipations.
Charles W. Seabright, lie. Stevens.
Andrew HarkipS A. Kroft,
Daniel Harkins, Thos IL Reilly,
VIM. Neel q Ee.l .. Smart
T. G. Higgins, D. IE5AleG Coy, -
7. C. Sweeney, VIM, s Broke Sd
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YESTERDAY was clear day, and the snow
gave way freely, under the rays of the sun. A
few more such days and our long-hidden and
deep-buried pavements will again make their
appearance. ,--..
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u. S. FRIGATE MERRIN4e

BosToS, Feb. 2O-Orders have been received
from the Sec'y Of the Navy, directing the new
steann-frigate Merrimac, during her trial trip, to
makcta cTuize in the vicinity of the Banks of
Newfoundland, for the relief of any vessels in
distress. She will start on Saturday.
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FROM ST IOUIS.

= FKUM ST. .IUUIS. l.r3.-I7
FEB. 2l.-The blasting of ice in our harbor
commenced yesterday, and viii be continacd
until the river opposite the city is cleared. No
movement in the upper rivers yet. Weather
mild, but the resumption of navigation is not ex-
pected till March.
Parker II Frenell arrived here Yesterday.
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rINHE Adams Express Company for the safe and speedy
u conveyance OF
MONEY, HALrABLE PACKAGES, Ao FREIGHT OF ALL BINDS.
In charge Of own special messengers is the only reliable
line to and from Wheeling by Railroad dircct to New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, WnShingt city
ALS0Cid Central Ohio Railroad to GAINESVILLE Columbus,
Cincinnati Louisville indianapolis Chicago and ST. Louis.
Expresses leave Via bait. Ohio Railroad ~ ock, p.
NJ, Central Ohio Railroad at 5o'clock, p NJ.
For Pittsburgh, Cleveland Toledo and Northern Ohio at
O'Clock, A. NJ
~ Butter, Poultry Produce of all kinds delivered
teen hoursto Baltimore. y. PIGSIAN, Agent,
n:25 Adams Express Co.
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RAIrIMnRR MApKR1

FEB. 21-Howarl st. -four is offered at. $50.
but only offered; City Mills held at $50, but
the highest offered is I, 20. Grain dull and un.
changed.
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NEW FIsN-It will be seen from our adver-
Using columns that Messrs. Mccoy & HIGoISs,
have formed a co-partnership to transact bust
ness at the auction rooms recently occupied by
Wm. Hall, deceased.
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COLTON & FITCTPS
Series of School, Biographies.
PUBLISHED RY- 4 IL -ClLTtNN ( CnNfpANY

No. 49, WILLIAM STREET., NEW YORE
INTRODUCTORY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO the capaci.
ty Of the Young beginner Care has taken to avoid
every thing which should be reserved the more advanced
pupil The have only the principal eneatCd
and hence be easily studied. The copiosv
Illustrated isiit appropriate Sugravngs.
Modern School biography. Designed for that large
Class of pupils schools wish more
PoraHt facts ol Geography bat have time tile
more elaborate Eeatsrs Iu this book pains
TAKEN copISus exercises, to make the pupil thoroughly
acquainted with the and familiar With localities.
also contains, in condensed form, all thar Is given the
itAcLE
American School Geography An elaborate work, dssEu-
ed Tor pupils who wish 20 become familiar with details
Of Geography The maps full and reliable according t.
recent suryeya and explorations and engraved steel
in he finest style OF the the lessons suitably ustr
tei and every thing Is embraced which should found il.
an advanced work upon q Geography.
rie drawn upon sSSter1 scales, 50 that By
comparing them, the relative size Of the different Countries
and states il be at glance. This b.
with other Biographies Should YOU
TRIAL wi find the map OF the Eastern upon
scle Now York, upon another; Virginia. ereMt ami
smaller sti Georgia, Florida, etc. another; so
throughout the boOknO maps being upon exactly the
same scale. 49,
Outlines Of physical Geosraphv TreatiuEof the natural
dTisloCs OF the er surface l geological structure
adapted to the school room.
Teachers contemplating change In Biographies are
Invited to correspond with the publishers febsld&w
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Nh Nc eIERl LEeFtRE. : Tickets for the lee
turc on Saturday night by Mr.. BE Gee, editor Of
the American Get; may be procured at Robin
SON & Bros Litcfafy Depot, in Washington
Hall building, atthe spngg House, the Nc Lure
House and on theeyening of the lecture, at the
door
SEVERAL ofthe business men Of theeity have
determined upon closing their places Of business
to-day, and NC have been requested to suggest
the propriety Of a general suspentions of bust
ness and the creation of holiday in honor of
Virginia poblest SON '
CAxADlAS GR4IS AND FLouE.-Tke receipts
of Canadian graia.at osweeo this year aggre-
gates 9,459,1 ~ bushels, against $3.50, 424 last
year. The receipts Of -four from Canada last
year amounted to l67, 26T barrels against ee2a4 ,
64S bbIs. this year.
What's the Matter with your Horse2
-4s afEReHAST's eARLISG OIL, "a : - e
and be graaed WIN The result Ittsthe most popular
tlcls for Horses thts eoautr, and So
For sale By ,5tr T. II. LOGAN & co,
te22 Bridge Corner Drlagtsta.
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Change ofTfme!
,CLEFELAND 4NDsPI1TSRCRGIf RdELRO.fDs
q. s. MAIL DAILY LINE
wheeling and Pittsburgh

THE fine side wheel pas .
IiEa ~ senger steamer FOREST CT ,fES-l,s u
ks5Ft55fS y ~, Capt. Geo. D. Moore and
Gk&SS5e&9pIURNICap Capt Asa Shepherd -
viii daily between Wheeling, and PttsburEte Forrest
City leaving Wheeling every Monday. Wednesday, and Hri
anil the nulnal every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
NJ NJ arriving at WellsYe In time to connect With the
Cleveland and at Pittsburgh In time for the morning
line East Forest City lerves Pittsburgh ey
cry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and the DiGTuRl
Monday, Wednesday and Frilay at 10 A. 81 arriving At
Wheeling IN time for the mail lines for Ohio
s. C. BAKER co. Agents.
a. Through Tickets for Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, De-
tr0t; Milwaukee Chicago, Buffalo and DunGif&, sold the
aiFcr of s G. Baker 4 Co F4i-s - i4s-s fh6
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.ts 81 q MAPKrr

New 0RLRAYs, Feb, a0.-Sales $500 bales Of
cotton to-day ut sa9 IA for middling. Sugar is
quoted at 1-2. Mess pork liz. Freights .un-
Changed. -. -. - =.
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BALTBtoRE -CATITLE NaRKET'

D-1444 1StOINE- tSsA1114E AaitAEIs
FEB. 2l,-0 Offerings of beef cattle to-day 600
head, Of which 40 were driven eastward. and
the remainder sold at 6,5Oale,50, Receipts Of
hogs light, sales atSas, so.