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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06
CONGRESSIONAL.

Dc
SENATE.--The Senate agreed to all the House
amendments to the billrelating to foreign coins
and the coinage of cents, and added another.
Mr.. Rusk introduced bill for the transporta-
ton Of mails from Mississippi TO San Francisco
The annual report of the Commissioner of
Patents for 1866 was received in both Houses
Adjourned.
HoUSE.-Mr. Campbell moved the previous
question on the submarine telegraph bin. Lost
45 only voting in the affirmative.
Mr.. Smith, of Va, thought it unwise for this
government to sanction this remarkable propo-
Sition. 1tr
Mr. Seward advocated the bill
Mr.. Mace regarded this matter of much inn
portdncc, believing it would lead to greater re-
suits than had yet been anticipated by any one
in this House, it was connected with the postal
affairs of the country, and with view of eXalt-
ing it to its merits, he moved it be referred to
the post-office committee.
Mr.. Campbell, of o., and Washburn of Me-,
severally Said this motion amounted to defeat
of the bill. 80
Mr.. Mace assured them this was not his in
tention. Pending the subject the House went
into cOmmitte on the tariff bill, being nOminally
under consideration.
Mr.. Cingman, in the course of his speech on
the Central American and Cuban affairs, said,
the Clarendon and Dallas treaty stands on a
treacherOus foundation and hoped it would new
er receive the sanction Of this government. He
desired to introduce resolution to the effect
that whereas, this House have taken occasion to
express their condemnation of re-opening the
African slave trade, they view with still greater
repugnance slave trade in white men or coolies,
and under the British and Spanish flag; If
members support this declaration with unanim-
ity, it cannot fail to tell on the civilized world;
for there never was deliberative body whose
opinions were entitled to as much weight, con
sidering the large number of persons here rep
resented and their intelligence, wealth and indie
peudence.
Mr. Staunton said this was no question as to
the necessity Of reduction of revenue, but was
essentially manufacturers bill to detriment
agricultural classes, Should this bill become
law that interest will be stricken down, and this
he protested and argued
Mr. fletcher appealed to the gentlemen who
desired to save the country from commercial
revolution, to go with him in adopting some
measure which will reduce the revenue, reliev-
ing every man from burdens unnecessarily cast
upon him. He believed with Mr.. StauntOn that
the bill reported from the majority committee
on Ways and Means was thoroughly for the
benefit Of manufacturers. The committee rose.
The Senates resolution providing for counting
the votes for President and Vice President next
Wednesday, adopted. Mcssrs. Jones (of Tepn)
and Howard were appointed tellers on the part
of the House. [Ilecess till z.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

/ Il. > 49, N.raaw
fII Use Eeg; . cav '.a. a
ana clear, NAV e1ntnIesi ss mas nv. yes So;i-
menced moving, oSta p.eak up Is mo zen.
eNpecteu. h'scr nus F'S'h ~ 'ee' "u' no"
Sta no ~, H.. p;,o. ,o1,o. .
tfIIssVNSH' ESD. N:1, NV ~. .
inches, rising heauleT lpiu't lee mas NOV yet
moved. ,.w NJ.
ClNoINNATl' Eeo. Pee Inovlng OH. hiver
rising slowly. Meathel warm ~. anu cI1uulIs w
looks IKE ram zee Ioteo ln's 81 a. L i
past tnree O'Clock, ospance " ."o ln''es anu SaS
goreea again: Inc SteatleTs u!!Psey, "a. ".
Quarter ana James e, Wat, ylg just HVove t'ie
city were sunk. Inc Q4ar[ler mao on ooaIa
cargo oI SEOceIles, lOT hul'MA I"S', Mh ae
was Oaoty uainageu' Ane "O9'S az 'ie Wharf,
were ere un my -, -. -. 81.
me MlssOusl rs clOseS, Ous IlS'. .. n s,owty'
Opehssu yesteuIy rum A1'''l'e'ie 70 TURNS
Break e up general ~ 1...-,-.-- 80.
ClNeINS1II, r mtiVer Eaislng S.oM!y-
steamers II, Huneatn, mos. 1oIS 1SS.t
NO. 2, "A. w. anu , Jllles n9t1
nave oeen SUNK oy Gne zee a wa pc g..
n aIs ~ llsul tIs H5Ss M, @aOus tl
nat boats were carried on: there y not ma 9g
ice IN the river now OWING 70 gorge louF ii'ies
ao ose n. ny. T.. -. .,.,.., =.
~, n.y., Ee"' MOI ilioYtu yet
'. .S1.'i p ple..s. I'll, o,a ~.
nv . -
e. te' 49, -
, ,.es " ~ r;vas u r;sns, nr..
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n;Il TnEpUnI.EC.

u.,,v. .hls day sold to MessFs Campbell NeDeFmOs
1,,vllls<ncer Office. weretarn our sincere thanks
, n,,,op. for tie many of kindness we have re-
,,. han' and cordially commend our successors
,.,o,lee weloubt they will be found prompt
.,.D,ve to every department of business, and will
effort to deserve the patronage Of the community
..,n,,, viii run to the 1871. instant, and hope
u, vl aid U. in speedily closing up outstanding
accounts.
a.r and Mr. Beatty Will be found at the ofeefO that
purpose. ~
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED IN
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BALTIC.


New YoRK, Feb. 5-The steamer Baltic from
Liverpool arrived this evening, bringing dates to
the evening of Wednesday, the 2lst Of January.
The steamship Europa arrived at Liverpool
on the 18th uIt,
Political news is unimportant.
Neufchatel prisoners liberated and the difl-
Guilty considered settled
The assassin OF the Archbishop of Paris has
BEEN condemned.
Lord Napier will probably leave for Washing
ton in three weeks.
Weather isvery mild.
Lord Palmerston has issued circular To the
House of Commons stating that business of
great importance would be laid before the COM
ing session of Parliament
The alleged cause of the mutiny on board the
ship j. L. BoGart is that they shipped under ar
ticles for N. y, but subsequently learned that
the ship was to proceed to Mobile, where, as
they are nearly all colored mcn, they would be
retained as slaves.
dispat,h from Borne of the 18th states that
the Neufchatel prisoners were, on the preceding
night, escorted by n detachment of Swiss troops
to the French frontier.
The Federal Council has given orders for the
immediate disbanding Of the troops
The English ut Canton are strengthening
their positions, but show disposition to remain
on the defensive until they receive adYiccS from
England. Meanwhile achievements are under
stood to be sent for.
LIvERrooI Jan. 21.-Cet.on market steady,
and prices generally unchanged. The quota
tons are Middling Orleans sod, middling
uplands ~ IGd. The Manchester market is
quiet. Corn and breadstuffs generally dull and
declining. Wheat lower, and middling grades
have declined 1a2d. Flour has declined Is, and
quOtationsare nominal. Corn dull and declined
Cd. Produce markets dull and prices unchang-
ed Lard dull; quotations nominal ut GSaG9S.
Aglo l,VIl 40
Spirits Turpentine quiet at Gas 6da45s.
LONDON, Jan. 2lst-noon.-Moneym market is
slightly easier. Consols for money closed at
90 1-2a5.S; for account 90 3-4a7-s.
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COxsoLIDATIox.-We learn from the Pitts
burgh Journal, of yesterday, that quite large
meeting Of the stockholders of the Hempfeld
Railroad was held at Greensburg on the sOth
ut, to take into consideration the proposed con-
soIdaton of the Hempfeld, CHARTERS Valley,
and Marietta roads, Il. P. Laird, Esq, thought
that the interest of the stockholders in that vi
cinity would suffer, if the consolidation were
coDsummated, unless clause were ''incorpora-
ted in the act of consolidation, ensuring the
completion of the eastern end simultaneously
with the CHARTERS Valley Road" A committee
appointed, made report favorable to the ideas
Of Mr. Laird, which was ordered to be publish
ed, and copies forwarded to Harrisburg
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

ID ~ Prof. Ne GsrHIh EsIecIFlc SDiI.-THE
NEw PRAcTICEELEcTRIoC Pain Is the premOnitOr OF
prof De Graths Electric OIL is marvel Of this age
the following mot everythIng)
Cures Rheumatism often in day.
Cures Neurnlgia. Toothache, minutes.
Cures Cramp in Stomach, minutes.
Cures Burns, Bruises, Wounds, to daysl
Pains In Back, Breast, 1 day
Cures Earaehe, sun Neck, AEue, 1 night.
Feons Broken Breast salt Rheum, S46 days.
Sy aeat e 50 sy; cure.
scroua Abses to 10 days. cures Frosted Feet and Chill
ASK Mr. wfIsns, Of Lynehburg, 81 chas De rats Rlee-
trio on did not cure him Of rheumatism and strains re-
Ask Rev Mr. oSldwelf 1t not relieve him Of severe
cough and paini the breast in one night.
Ask Mr.. WEIGH, OF Buchanan ~ u did not him Of
swelle E,1ads In The throat in een minutes when the
Doctor said he would die in q short time.
Argyle II It did relieve her OF the headache
Ask Mrs BackforJ Lnchburg II It did not s1fe her
y DEAFNESS CURED.
NEw H1yRS, May 18TH 1855.
Prof DeGraGh-Ay brother has been deaf three years.
After trying thinss he nsed on few times, and
1sE MI ssrantoG, ho asssrvArSa bought i5S worth 70
sell. Ny ElEeEHc GU removes All pain, at once, Rheuma
1lstsd IS Years and Cured in one Week. Read letter
nom Rev. James Temple:
Prof De have been aIeted Is years with Neu.
aEa and Other paniTl complaints and have been unable
Last got bottle Of your Electric ON The frst
Wife could not believe eyes. Electric on has
what the physicians Philadelphia failed
to do in Is yssFs, EssSiaI E. y9Frs; $40
This on mld, pleasant and Harmless, It's proFerties
Ing and nor Group Beware o. base imItatSv PROCESSING to
Eectrle OIL They know nothing Of It's manufacture
Tie only genuine IS made Il DE od 80 south
sh street. Philadelphia, not removed, advertised by
FAoE. Q. pE GRATH,
Eorsale by I. II. LOGAN co. and LAuaIILINs BUSH
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Now that navigation is again upon US, rush
Of business in all departments may be looked
for, and in no quarter more than in the hotels.
We notice that the proprietors of the popular
and mammoth Mcclure arc having every thing
arranged to meet the demands of any number of
quests. Their rooms are numbcredby the hum
Jrels, and all their other accommodations are
on like scale. Even in dull times, the Mcclure
is lively place, thronged, as tits, by its large
number of bOarders, and we may expect to see
unusual life and hustle from this time on.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06

REyOyAL-we notice that our friend, John
Il. Thompson, long engaged in the Book and
Stationery business in our city, is about to try
his fortunes in the West He intends going
into business, we believe, in Dubuque, Iowa
Mr.. Thompson has been engaged in the business
since his early youth. He went on enlarging
his business, from time to time, until he built
up one of the largest establishments in Western
Virginia. Mr. T. will carry with him to the
West the best wishes of large number of
friends. His successor in business here, as we
have before announced, is Mr.. Orr, who will
carry on the same business in all the depart
ments of books and stationery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06

PR0F DEGRATH Will he responsible the evil effects
which be produced by counterfeit called Electric Oil
after his great remedy II viii not be cautioned
aud heed his repeated advice through the newspapers and
buy and base article, when the Electric OIL, well
known and highly recommended by Mayors OF cities
OF Congress, Physicians and Merchants of the
highest standing he has shown by certificates published
and every Phadelpan then they must bear the conse
quences their error y Electric OIL pleasant always
leaves better than It began and cannot PosstCy
40 HHrH Gas limitations willy Children should have It for
Group and teethng and ladies It for the skin and piu
pies, compexOn &c. rheumatism pain cannot ex
Sole Manaacturns Department 80 South Eighth street,
Philadelphia
SEE ciTtjfcdtes IN Weekly papers.
Price IS, so and 81 6ottle and person has ever
any real Electric Oil but myself, in this any
other city,
PRoF CnAnrs DEGRArH discOverer and sole manufacture
er In the world OF Electric Oil.
For saIeby i. u. LOGAN 4 CO, Bridge Corner.
Also, by LAUGHLINS BUSHFIELD,
ianI4 Monroe Street.
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Ne request that our patrons would always
bend in their advertisements by three o'clock
IN tbe afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
t,o in the morning following The crowd of
ri,bt work renders it necessary.
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CLUTCHES OF wHEEI.INoI.


For the information OF strangers visiting city, pub
llsh the following list Of the different Churches their
time and place of meeting nthere any maRkes
will make the necessary correction with pleasure:
81 Adtthetc's, EI'fseodltda, Corner Monroe and Byron
Streets Rev. f. T. PERENs Rector morning services 1OE
| O'Clock, evening, Z. s-
81. Johns, EDtscodian Main street. between FIRST and
Second, Centre Wheeling, Rev. G. X. wARSER PASTOR
morning services 1O11 O'Clock, evening, *.
FTrat PresIyterfdA r. H. WEED Pastor, Fourth
between Monroe and Quincy; services morning after
noon.
Second Presbyterian, Webster street, between Main
Market, Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
1ird PresOyerdn, Fifth street. between Chestnut and
Talbert South Wheeling, Rev. E. wooDs Pastor,
ces morning and evening.
Fourth Pres0yerfa, A. PAUL. Pastor Main street,
between Washington and Adams sts morning and
evening
Fourth Street Nehodtst Episcopal, r. MOOnr, Pas
tor, Fourth street. Monroe Quincy;
morning and evening.
Norh Street Aet1odist Eotseop0I Rev d. 1soN, Pastor
corner Market and North s North Wheeling; services
morning and evening.
o0GpHue Street Aeasodfst Episcopal, Rev. s. R. DAw-
SON. PASTOR Chaplne street, First Second,
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening p 2
South HAeeltn0 II. 3, G6HrcA, Rev. G. D. BATTKILE,
Pastor; services morning and evening. r
WeeIfng LsEatLd Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. P.
MooRE, Pastor.
german Net6odtst Episcopal, Rev. c. HElwo, Pastor,
Chaplne street, between Webster and Third Centre Wheel
ing.
s. james cataed-ar, Roman Catholic, Ri. REV. BtsnOr
R. V wuELAS, Fifth of Hampton; services
morning and afternoon.
AesOctats Reformed Rey j. T. accLunr, Pastor, corner
of Market and Jefferson ss services morning and after
noon.
Bapass' - -. Clay street, between FIfth and
Sixth streets; services morning aud evening
Dtsctples, Market street, between Webster and Third.
Centre wheeling services 1oS in the morning, and ~
evening.
Esqn0e1tedt Protestant Rev. j. HrtFrn, Pastor. Clay
street, above sixth, East Wheeling.
Zion EcungeEtcaI Lutherfan, Rev. F. ZntMMEHMAS,
PASTOR Market street, between Third; Centre
Wheeling; services morning and evening.
.e,Oish Synagogue, Quincy street. between Market and
Main.
German Protestant, Union Hail. Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services 1O1< morning.
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w call attention to the advertisements of
Edwards & Bro, appearing in this mornings
,sper. They keep the very best of every thing
ia theirl line, and are always receiving new sup
niles. Call and examine their nice, fresh groce-
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IHE LANCASTER BASK.-The Board OF Direc,
sors Of this institution met ON Monday. and
made an assignment, as a preliminary Step to-
yard yards going into liquidation. The Board mp
E Eo,9ted Horace Rathvon, Esq, the present
W., a an assignee, which appointment has
Vs 10 be confirmed by the stockholders, to make
~, said The Express thinks the selection of
UHs Of the officers of the bank as assignee, a
f S'sGs mistake We learn by private letter that
aus notes of the bank have been offeredf for sale
- HiEy cents, and refused.-Pitts. Dispatch.
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2 tH a. MORALS OF YIRelNIA STuDESrs.-A cores
pondent Of Boston Post, writing fro,nEHamppden
sydney College, Virginia, under date Of January
2sth, says:
Mr. Charles Edie, Of Christlansbure. and
M W; Edward A. Langhornc, of Roanoke, had a
a ol yerterday, and this morning as the
class was coming out of the lecture room, M.
LanghOrne called Mr.. Edie and another gentle.
man, and the three walked about five stems
from the door together Mr.. Langhorne then
to!d Mr. Edle that he must retract the insult and
this being refused, "a fight ensued. and Mr. Lane
horne drew dagger and stabbed his adversary
twice, the urSt wound being in the left arm and
the e. second piercing the heart Mr.. Edie stood
nan a minute after being stabbed, then tottered
and fell Before falling he remarked to Lang
horne, Ned you have acted the coward and
have stabbed me to the heart In less than
three minutes after leaving the lecture room he
was ;, corpse. Langhorne is now in Jail. He
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R4ILROAD 4CCTDEyT

GAINESVILLE, o., Feb. 5.-JercmIah Leslie, an
old and highly respected citizen, was run over
by the engine Of the express train at the depot
this noon, and instantly killed.
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FROM NEW YORK.

Feb. 5.-Neill's cabinet factory. on Essex ST.,
was burnt this morning. Loss $50, GEO.
Two men were arrested ti , morning Havios
Bank
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DIR EURDEL.I

NEW YoRK, Feb. 5.-Nothing definite decided
in relation TO Burdell's murder, inquest pro-
ceeding. The City Councils have offered 81 900
reward for the detection Of the murderer.
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WAGelfaG Sutton, Nov. 49th, 1855.
on and after Monday 1st o. December, ths Passenger
p M. wheeling time
WIN receive and discharge Passengsrs at all the PrneA
The Express Train daily At sen P NJ win receive ana
dEsehaEge passengers ~ the following st0ns onys BEN
wood MoundsHiei Cameron Burton, kaifmonts ketter
man, GFaf6a, NeUblr, IiouIssbaFF, Psdmonf gumbefaE
Sir Johns Rum ataTtnsbuFg, HaEPeTs Ferry NanOeasy
SgkeaYlle and Washingto Junction.
The Trains viii arrive hs follows; The NAL Train atllo
A. 81. daily; The Express 15o ?. 70. daily. Tie AeoOo
dalton Train from Wheeling Cumberland Bl Be dteon-
tinued. By order Of i
W. s. WOODsIDE, superintendent.
dee1 J. B.FoRD, Agent
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TuE sroAR TAx-The House Of -Represen-
i Ss'es OF Louisiana, have passed a resolution
s. ssaueang the members of Congress, from that
, s4'S 10 oppose the contemplated repeal of the
SIy upon sugar. A warm debate has taken
-, g,a'e IN the House upon a resolution endorsing
s s-s course Of Senator Benjamin, while in Com
s g. and during the recent Presidential strug-
s s's Inc resolution was laid over, and its pas
age IS believed doubtful.
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luz RIvER.-We did not expect when last
night we predicted a break, that our prophecy
would be verified so soon. But to our great
JOY, yesterday morning, the bells of the steam
boats announced that the river had broken, and
tue ice atiOat. 1t was but few moments until
tue landing vas covered with people. Every
where through the crowd was visible the most
Gnoounded joy at the great event of the season.
treat fears were entertained for some time for
the safety of the j. II. Done, inasmuch as she
was lying in more exposed condition than the
other boats. But, as one of her officers says,
She was not one of those kind of boats that
arc easily damaged She stood the brunt very
vel large fiat, loaded with pine lumber,
NA'ch had been lying up by the Water Works
since last fall, broke from her moorings and went
on When down some distance, one of the sides
broke in, making quite crash. Down at the
point she was secured We heard yesterday
evening, that she had again slipped her moor
iNgs
Quite an interest was, for awhile, felt in the
persons who were on board couple of coal
mats when they moved out. They stuck to the
HllS until they saw that exertion to get them
ashore was useless, and, alarmed by the gather
ing and crushing of the ice, they started for the
ono shore across theice. Serious fears were
let that they would not DC able to make the
andlng before the large cake upon which they
were running would either break or move too
aFo out But it proved they were just in time,
1aa to the great joy of every one. thoy got of
SHELLY The ice extending across under the sus-
pension bridge did not break until the alter part
o. the day. 1t had not, up to this writing, bro
Aen at Nartinsville. We have had no news from
points above. Below the city twas still gorged.
Spea weather as we have bad, viii clear it MI
Vp' between here and Pittsburgh in a day or
%o' We may safely say that our landing viii
oe well lined with loaded steamers the first of
next yee,,
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A sAS FRANcIscop paper has the following ad-
yertiscment. Who is thirsty9
WASreD.-To exchange good brandy for
neat cottage and lot, in desirable part of the
city, suitable for small family.
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CISclxSAr1 Peb 5-Flour unchanged; demand moderate
Whisky held 2c; no sales. Provisions quiet excep
Lard which Is In good demand, Coffee Is In good
demand; sales 4OG bags Mt ii Ht91iHc.
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PMAfON'S P1PMIAN 10 TON, -
Or Floral Raanfifiar
IT IS NOT a DYEI

GREY dfr6d, Bad, pe0ls et6d GA dfae1lsg 1ft1S
Arir EQUIP, rcd IA JhElglrin0. ard Judge y
Ahs. g. a ALEtsNe WORLDS HAIR AllSt0Akls.
Rev. N fHAClIER 10 years Of agRl, Rit'sF, Chen-
aneo County, NJ =. my hair nstuF1l
color aud ceases 70 fan"
Rev. wm. CUTTER, Ia lotlrr's NhEaHine, n. r. any
hair changed 70 IL natural eu0F and Og bld sots
Rev. B. 2. sToOE u. D. Concord, n. H.. "1Iy hs, Vtr
,is restored % IL natural eoloE, Ae."
Rev. D. CLENnENIN, Clleage IN clean add NJ testi-
unotys and reeommsnd it 70 NY fFieDds-"
Rev. n I. WOOD. HlddiEtOEn, y. y. my
greatly thckene, and also that of q No family, who
vas becoming bald, Ee.'s
Rev. J. P. FUsfiH, ChaEiesto1 c. ''Tha white harIs
becoming ObEiatsdv end ueg hair forming, A."
Rev A. RRINK, Silver Greek, NJ att has produced
good eject my halE, and and have eolended
recommends Il
Rev. D. MORRIS. crsss River, n. Y-,aLsO, and
NrS. Rev H. 4. PRATT, IIsmden, X y
We might swell tbs lit, hat u de above fan - eoaSinee-
TRY 1T Sold By all the principal merchants IN ihs Waited
States, Crba aad Canada Wholesale aud DEPOT
IS nroOne Street Mes York Eoe dealga ~ Se aEt-
ees instead Of thil, which tbeg make peoat,
urise % depot for circular and infoFmatiOu-
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CImeinnatI lIarIs.

NEW YoRE Feb. 5-FlOur frm; sales 7,50O bbls. whea
steady; $500 bnslels Corn firm; sales $4,000 bush
els. Provisions steady. Whisky firm
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BY TELEGRAPH.
RaItI.nore 1IarI.et
Now York Market.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 5.-F1our and Whisky unchanged
Sales Wheat 14G45e and white at 155Sl60C yell
low Corn Csc, white csc.
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- - a EgAISM
A. PIN LATE SALE

,,r,, bscriher oiers for sale Farm containing ioe
ne balsSee being vel tlbered, and 81 acre. g e
Is ~, excellent stock farm, well supplied Win
srines Of The Improvements are:
s foS house, n by IS deShss sas wa t sss1, sne
ohes ee sjS fsTii 4 sitnated In test ftndiey
bearing. so ~ - miles ffom West AeNandria. and
- WI union in Marshall Co., Va. Il the
u nue. s4d lotb sold by the LIST Of March, tsPt
10y s1sf5f Possession can oe hed on me q
VII pc !et - 70 silt the purchaser
may be made e ts9 S ~, - ~
eftyS ONO Ses' - - ROBERT MCFARLAND.
nse saa. -dee2s-stlll L. ale y. -
IN bills. No. 4 A'''N LACGHLINs 4, HuSUFIEID.