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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

REvo1rlxo ArrAm-we cut the. following
shocking account, from the Baltimore Re0,,5lf5
can Of Tuesday:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

p.o, St. Louis, March Z, 1855
- t Noou NY hair commenced falling on sur. three
since, and continued to do so until became
S tried all the popular medicines Of tle day
s 70 no s CT AtAs to Try your crlers
' and am happy to say, il is doing won.
nov a hne growth OF young hair, and cheer
tuIS recommend Its use to all similarly affiliated
A. .YEiLLTAHf5. IS Sscond Street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

III VlII an Ie-llI1lNli
Is psradiseLan earthly Heayen-a wild en-
chanting aower.garaen, where the perfume Of
roses, lilies, and their thousand-hued compan-
ions blend their fragrance to intoXicatc, and
their beauty captivate. The waye-like hills
in smiling grandeur meet the enthralled vision,
in the liyid green-whilst the slopes, dHles
and valleys sparkle with the blaze of Floro's
grandcst inspiration, and the grovespOur forth
n harmonious swell of the most enchanting nu.
sic yivela spring-our earthly paradise.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02
Pens !! Pens Pens
NREW

t p BROWN has teevel superior lot OF Gold Pens
We which he had made nIdet us own 9i5sy
uiade from gold reduced TO II karAts u combination
alloys and cannot be PnuhtR Tor eltY and ura.
blilts, BY a other eohblnatiop Of mel w. Pricts are
moderate, and every nay ne known
by every pen being stamped 20 2. BRoEI WheelinBh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02
MONROE HOUSE.
loPPoSt II THE SUPERVISION PpIDdE,1
WHEELING. VA.

W.T.. 3 ARR EPT, Proprietor.-
WIS we'll known Hotel has been ne5Iy and
iaInia @ the best of 10 traveller
I.,,.n AT M0DERATR- RATES
~ g located var the centre OF the ,5qit. te s
Bridge and only few sd1reG froEI me RSiiroaA
Depots and SteL nlboat LaltlinE. - -
EXCELLENT STARTLING
totAe House. Traveller ana bosrier, ,s, rel.
1as no pains will be spared To- add 10 their com
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02
a LARGE SALE on
ROOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPsl
AT A-UCTIONsi

UNDERSIGNED, being determined to close I'm his bust.
!. " mess. vii sell Mt Public Auction, on
ign friday lhe 1DIh day or April ERSY
A., at Auction Room ls0 Mark SQUARE
Va his entire stock Of Roots, Shoes, Hats, Caps
and Carpet Sack, embracing leo cases nj
In coed order and Of the best quality, -
se VIII oe positive, and continue from day day
nt Z sold. Country Merchants ana ali oheFS
~ greatly TO their interests to attend the sale.
EERA5s g SALEA sums OF $25 under, cash; for all
Es eeeedng $2S, credit Of six months, the purchaser
AVlng Negotiable Note, with approved security.
-IiE0. ~ ICKHANI, AnetIoneer. - nhsf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

nave used Professor Woods Hair RestoFatIye 10 dss
S I, u prevents tie hair from coming out and
iIy HaIl s have !, entirely Others my
" PROCESSES to be. HENRY CLARK Michigan 1Tsnue
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

DR.. o J.Wood-sr: have ,,sSS SG Sgnt. ~ 49,
sfsctoTI and have found s effects very
and restored my hair to Its original color s bad
Dsso a quite gray. WsI. TRUEsnALE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02
No, 9 Was hineto

No; 2 Was hington Hall,
lehSure in informing my friends and patrons Of
and its vicinity and the citizens generally tint
59sS sceyed the largest, finest best selected
OF Yots, Oasimeres and VeStngs, for spring and
7St that have offered the citizens OF
81 all Of Witch lam prepared to make
n IN --LATEST and most approved style and best
fesentl1 or nossRe. = ~
~ also large stock OF Gents. Furnish
and 81 sHcl as n Ehite eoored and marsease Shirts
sEs Linen and James DrawR SIX AMI Linen Hand
S1spsnders SIX, Cotton and Lsle half Hose
" and eooCed Kid Gloves very best naIses
Pt4iA and fancy Stocks, Ties Csyat., a.. 90.
mbas Merchant Tailor Sas .. NJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

ll4 Market ST., st. Louis. = 20 Dl" ss' " A.tH4u
~ For sale in Wheeling bY
,,ls ~. T. II LOGAN q CO.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

PARADISE ~ IowA.lThe Council Bluffs Bu-
gle tit ought to be HarI.) grows poeticai on the
approach Of balmy spring:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

az Alordersa be addressed 10 @. v. Cllokener
'o' 81 81 barclay St. New York. TIL LOGAN q Co.,
sPSS;lm Wheeling, va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

State Of Illinois, Carlisle June OF ,53
have used Professor Woods Hair RgstoratiIs
nave samred It's wonderful eject. Ny hair was becoming
onSht permanently fray, but by the use of the e
Il has resumed its original color and have NO
4.SNHS permanently 90. SIDNEY BREEZE,
Ex-senator United
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

plot Of the premises SEEM on application
TO thu subscriber who win give every nforulato In rcla
ton tolti and the terms Of sale will be very LIBERAL
PRANoIs 4. ARMSTRONG;
,.14 - ,yinfaet for
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Hartford BnmIis.4stoeln !

mnrtet value. -.
S0J shares Phoenix R'k SIX, Hartford 8
Sl0 Par. 3 Mech
Us Exchange =
20 State Is q
100 g City "a g, +
l60 = Conn. River Blk Sts; g
lL9 Bank Of Hartford %. BIZ Stk
296 Hartford u
100 Charter Oak Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17

Total increase Of ell Kinds in 1855. .So2-scs tuns
letter from Gov. johnson of California Is most
emphatic against reputation, and gvec assurance that
the Legislature now II session will at once submf the
care to the people in proper form:
EXECUTIVE DLPkTTNEST.
SACRAMENTO, December l9, 1856.
GEETLEhZS: / have received your communication
OF the 10th inst having reference TO the present cond
zion of our State Indebtedness consequent upon re-
cent decision Ofhe Supreme Court OF this Stste, which
Gecs int.aates the opinion that the Rrger portion
OF our State Indebtedness has been uEcons;tutlonay
created.
In comroO With yOurteiyes il is the occasion of
rcme regret wh me- that the credit of our State should
by spy act ever have become dishonored. Tie
rs1ces recent, when abe state hsc msoe ample
provision for meeting the payment OF interest a. ms
tuTed the Funded DEBT yet by the criminal nesi-
geuea Of the STATE Agents liz New ork TO appropriate
such means 70 thei- legitimate use, those kturec obi
cations permitted 10 remain for time unpaid.
We Cannot foigettae effect tbEs produced N dePre-
ciatirg our credit and dshonC ring the fair Ee
should sDoy among tie sisterbOSi OF States. The Pc
ston We are made to occupy by this decision OF ou-
SuIremaC Court, | gieely tesr nil destroy al conf-
depee in our integrity ior the time beng. fos ask,
What ought 10 be Soae 30 "Wkat viii be doce BY
the people Of the State n relation 70 the existing in
debtedness 20 declared illegal by answer to Goth
questions q, pay IT, shau urgently present al
The forthcoming session Of the Legislature - tI..
body the proP-ety and necessity of speedily passing
law ratfying s1d adopting cur FuDded Debt allesny
created, and 20 make ample ent certain provision o.
t. pay interest and principal as !. may mature
this law to be submitted to vse Of tie people AZ our
neIt general election in SePtaDber, aud The result
car no, be matter OF doubt Tie people WIZ rally
II. There is among toe mss of sae people tue prese
and the Legislature elect, but one sentiment, Pay
what We have already contracted to pay, bu: 90 Ia
dob; no more" Such are my OWE views, snd you nsy
5e sssured shall employ my utmost ef1rts in accom-
plIshipc such desiIsbe results.
will likewise, sdG, Ikat from tie ample precautions
adopted by Stse TreSsCreT, presume no difiicay
viii be experienced IN meeting the payment Of the il
teres, OF the State debt, which msres the first Of he
ensuing month neither Is j, probable, notwithstanding
he decision referred 10, tina: sny decay viii Os3ur in
meeting the payment OF intersst the lar Of Jay,
The greater ps-t of .Ich interest money hiss already
heep psiG INFO The State Treasury, and will oe spyro-
Jc.G:.d by The Treasurer 10 he spec,hc purposes Of
Sd = lie coi.ecti.n wss made.
Very Issps-tfu , yc1r OBJ der, se,s.It
J. sEELY JOHNSON.
Te Hspt ILTaII, s,IHESA CsvscE So sTsr-soo, GAIA
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Disasters. sc.

The Snip Cur STREAM, Lord at Acapulco from CNdia
wnvn S n all rtw.eI and Otherwise damaged ship Soc
will probably repair al Cailao where she " bound aet a
BIC AScapIAy (of Portsmouth, Dame from savannah for
ST. Johp B. went ashore Jan II on P.ch' sesch a. me
mouth Of Essex River. She has cargo OF lamoe "eut
hgh water badly sanded She has feet OF water IN he
.tarb0ard side at bish water esc,,.....,.,
Bp JESSIE from Boston, OF and Tor
Z with general cargo Of aSuS SIesa,IT y...
totally lost near Yarmouth N - S I.nee ,ssTe
on the cargo valued a. about 5000 ...L .L =.
Vanderbilt. Landing staten leland has cargo Oh ind so'0'
board, valued a. $4,000 ,,,. fam phu.aslobi. for
NswYorh dned ashore in about miles inside OF Cape
NAV Light the bay shore where she lay m I'm inst
scas Suw.ssE from Georsetawn, D. c. Vi. SewYors for
wham Up IN ne No S Sso.pts IL ssDs out
the SCHOONER before reported sunk "a" NOUN g 5
Eine>ssSd Sound ;a5r0'ed ." De the JONI a.
THE scHR Mosss @. LEONARD Leavstt arivcd Ugh from
Virgins brought Of the brig William shuEI o.,
Fstport from Richmond bound TO NewYork which vessel
Hsny having sprung leah two day. previously terrific
se After prin gng leak the BRIG hed 80 rapidly AUD the
b sn~boT. and chains were slipped hers but being
Of water rolled heavily and the SEA being 50 rough
rs difficulty imminent risk OF their ve the captain
and crew abandon her the boat Tor the schooner
saving nothing The schooner by for time hoping 10
something from the brig but the gale they were
SGsd 70 leave her and oe va, OSs tI and
in Passport Me- worth about $500 and insured principally
scHs LivsA JANE from Baltimore for New Bedford re.
noTtsd ont OF tine 6 register built Ma'tapoise IN
iee valued At 81 500 owned in New Bedford, aud supposed
Insured in England. :,
scBR CREmoyA from Philadelphia. for New Bedford, To-
norsd ont OF date built FAbaven In 1885 1866 tuns ress
Ter 600 insured and owned in Ne if.Id
DovER Enc Dec. 3oWe reported the sale OF the Amer'
esn ,hp Celia st Romney Hoy and the Of the purch
c, in s.tpr her Of and bringing her safely this On
Der arrival here. reported that she bat slightly dam
asd and again sold and realized the enormous sum OF
AZ cO But since this second sale serious damages and
defects have discovered aud now more than sixty
zen are cons any employed night and day. AZ the pumps -
kep the shin tn divers Who employed at the Adm-
rally pier have been on to stop The leaks put they 70
.;rtn
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- .,,, v>..tv rpualrl1 SATURDAY. JANUARY ~ Ioo"
--nsS. n vas p.,ss. y. w.

o.,...-- De II vab nsss W.
s,p. Va: II Ssy. Of Hser.S W.. .s esy f..ss,iea
p.,n yUss romssI 81 H.tte.s, md he "a mat. in
", - "a ION "a 0 took Aheayy 'ou - "
pole. i 81 s6ar' oo ios ,. red. .Po %;
hours whsh the ship IN The Ai o. % n' ~ 1
.aisA tine 'It nearly Sas h tn a1n increased heavy
gale whicb lasted Il hours since wheh tune hss % ~
..S S B. an. W. ggs ne aG lS 6.S ss i
Shin 81. Greenman Masns Nsw.Orlesns 81 With ma.e
cfths Cape. Of Ds.sse during time had heavy gales
fee NAPIER johnson Go. Nov ~ H. lon >. - =
large British ship hr,bia with pas'ensers Dec x -
Is oD - was Ps,'ed BY be e,Sry e,5 M HS for New
O.lesrs and swan for NewYork Dee % Ia ~ lon -
sly,n.se violent s. - 70 ' "a s5S" >, jan heavy
sale. from " and ~ T. which the eAIonsts! aa eo
mn W distant IS miles. thick %, in With yio'
lent ssI.s from D. and W., during waleh ,o's ~
causing the eak badly say lo strokes per so. \
being very Difficult, stand a. the panlpe on ~
n lad Bat four men work ship and stand e
pumps the others osns al up a, me s On ,S
side broken and started. sh, in LAT 81 lon ~ as
heavy AL. from ~ W, with snow, bark eaSnS osnI 80
going 20 keep her free. Hal been q days
fom Haitras Sandy Hook The ss 5000 1sa ID me
Barb Lexington Thatcher HsvanS IS DAYS, sugar &c. TO
DOner Potter Co Had very hsAyy sArs SonHs ne
i2th inst in lat 50 so Ion. rs a. in = hhoms water saw
H. uast esds of what imposed 70 be schooner sunk
Bs T bee Ferguson ChNleson IL DAYS cotton &c 10 Ieo
Buckley EYpsrepced heavy weather, split sails &c
Brs fiberius of Belfast Bramha CaIdeuss days suss
Biz Beaver ,of BAngor) Sanders Long leland BahAnA' II
DAYS. salt 10 mater ,n - -, ,.L II.
- R.ror S.te.n, Co 9Th in lat y C5 ION ~ ST. paset
Srig srdee Of Brcokne for Philadelphia Had veay heavy
Sir fedora walins with mdss from ship New York
wrecked at B.rnegsi, 20 Bird Nelson
sAILFD-Br bark Cbios; bres Sutton, Joy, for Havana
Wu Moore Eaton, for Pointa Pete.
BELOW-Ons ship.
NIND-DIring the day n. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17

In Cotton there is usore activity ct l2i dl3i TO-
Mddlinrs.
The n neral Point Roads completed from Warren,
where il connects with the Galena road TO Mineral
Point. Tie contractors have pushed the road with
great enemy 1t has been considered &c important
by the GaaLa and Chicago and Illinois CeEtral Road
that tbs road should be built hat they have gusran-
antesd to it, IL effect, ne; income Of $4,000 per
snnum. The company have recently pcgOtasd
el0O, 600 of y cent in London :. IS 3 ceGt.
The Annual Report OF the Fitchburg Railroad gives
the annexed fgureV The receps for the year ending
Nov. 30 were: From passengers So, 927 50; freight,
1885, %; MALE. ssOli 95; rent, 80 i03 So; total
secs ee4 o. Expenses-Rsnewsls o. iron and repairs
OF road s7S,26 IS; repairs of brdga $9,OlS -; Of
locomotives, Sl3 l4 o. Of passenger ears, 1904 S.
OF merchandise cars o. a59 81 Of gravel AMI hard
cas, si4j 81 Of fences, &c, 81 i'll To- of stations
and buildiOge $tl .963 %. wages, swtchEen, &c.,
eli ,O76 Is; removing ce AID STOW g. SO o. fuel
<tS,275 j.; OIL g. ,2j 10; cotton wSste, q .04S H.
department, $50 col 81; freight
do, So So e.; gr&'uites and damage, s. is6 80;
taxes and Insurance $1,000 So. interest $36l47s;
Cffce and law expense, ioclu3ing salaries o. Pres
dent, Treasurer and Superintendent, 81, 80 8; Te
Of Peterborough and Shirley Rail7Uad, s!iy.99 -
Total, $As,l4i 81. Ne: eGTDngs, fsO,s2 j. Tee
bosnsss OF re year Las declined, tie Del. 9sirs
~, lss 4 as COMPARED with lat year. raere has
tssr -ss tTeT yeisepseT teVtl q ever So G'0, an
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6teamboats au6 Railroads.


DENNSYLVANIA RAILhOAD.-Ibe ohbAl
Il CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic elites -
Western Northwesseru and Southwestern States ~ -
Railway direct This Road also connects ct fnsseU
daily Of Steamers ali ports In the Western hvs
and Cleveland and Ssndusky with steamers to a. pofs
reliable route By WHOA tREI0Er or-sdsd 70 -
Son the Crest West. - -
RAVES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTsBUA0d
TIa,T Class Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, /eo.~sS
Boots Dry Goods In ho&es bales and trunksD, ,oa n
Drugs IN boxes and bales), Feathers, furs kc-..
sEcosD CLAss-Donostie sheeting, sbirting and
Ticking lin original baes Drugs ia essis Had 7oeenst
Leather lin rolls or boxss), Wool and Sheep 100 D.
Peiis, Eastward az.
TaIRD Class Anyis Steel Chains Cin est. (eseenuV
Hemp Bscon and Pork sAltod loose OF In ssehs no hi
Tobacco, manufactured (eIoept CiSars OF gu, &C.
FotRTn CLAsS-Cofse, Fish, Bacon, Beef ana
Pork ia essks or boxes Eestward Lard and b,s.ne
Lard Oh, NAls, soda Ash, German Oay, Tar lSb.
Pitch Rosin,
FLouR-el p Dbl until further notice
GrIIS-,o se1ts q 100 n until further notice
CoTToS-e2 bale net sIessdns Hs weight, urt fort>S
In shipping Goods from point east fPhiI1sybA b
ssulsr 70 marx package dVis Peapsyy.na Raroa- Al
Goods asned Agents Of this Road IL Ph.3sphh &C
Pittsbarsh, viii BE- Forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AeEsTs-HAxrts, Wormley Co, Memrks renni
R. y. sass Co. 81. Loss J. g. Mitchell son, E,xssvss
Ind D.mesnn, Bell Co, and Carter Jewsti, Leelt
VILE Ky. b. C. Meldrum Madison Ind Sprsmsn Srssp
AID irwin Co, CincinsstJ NJ W. 0rahsn Co.. ZasssN.s
Assor Ifosse Eew.Yert, No. Waliams, and No sBst
terypsce, New ssseder, Philadelphia; Msssss
Rooms Baltimore Geo. c. Franciscus, Pittsbargh +.
II. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Fsfsdslsh.
II. }. LohBAERf, specialization, AaoonA Pc
JsnBsry s. 1857.
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n.ytUrIJ,-URyo9r-O "Wednesday. l.a ~ y.s nv,
I.a.ss ~ lsxsDS e. D. o CbsuDosy !. Aisoht- ~ p ="
Pr oh,yn N y, osOstisr o. toe -. DenJ'
HT.skt, s,S, Of this ely -,
ne.n co0K-On vg.dps.6sy, Dee. 70, Mr.. beeA"
20 AZ us s,tv 20 H,ss AAIy Cbsfi'e cor Al neS
tiaka
e. T...s h. Tstte Mr. Vim l. u y, IA - ~ ~ tes
M.GSs ~ Of iks city. ~
xtPn VAN REFssELAER-' 80 - r.,- l..
~. Rev Dr. De W. = lii ETY. GO IhoTsd5J IA.
- y NJ. knSeles - sT. a1ius Red Of ID a, 70
y ysn Rsn,,s a. E.b,selssr daughter Of toe 1910
sroUTENBVR6p gsJoyr A. p,,,.,,vyrs Ves.sses
CooIt ss ssI aoI.s.,r issS vs., b. don
't' ao 's J,sne, v SontsnbTGb Of t3s oiJ o. SSs
~ c.Lsb y, daughter Of Edmund aAs"' o. -O ''1
&THERS MEDIA WiiGmsenrgh, % weoneGpaJ, ' Dr.
IL W the South sooOnd,rset NJ b. Cb9Ien % a. v:yth.
s Reed Of the former place. . =.
soN-BLACK--Ir his oily, on MsSpesosy ~ $1,000
ey Rev. II h. Blair M; M ~ "-'@
OLiC TO Mss BAitba bisck Of ms e'J'
pte copy.
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FRIDAY, IAN. l6-P. ".

n i, N
Prices were sne,lly better at the Stock Board
TODAY with i2iT amount Of business. At the
Ssoond BOARD the ipaoyed feeling sustained with
considerable aispo xtsI to operate. Fhe in the
Money market has G.aldency to induce operations for
rse. which howe> ser, is checked by rather free
nonly Of cash stock Che bear element Of she Board
- ra,her more active tasn was but Is scarcely suf
Accent 10 produce n Sioh impression upon the mar
Nj. Erie closed A. tS1l. The business Sf the
read il about the eSue as = January last
year Application has been made 20 the Legs
laiure for the increase ~ esptn necessary Tor she
division Of the Sinking Flu Iasmong the stockholders.
Reading improved y cent AZ yesterdays depressioni
Central was also better SELF " * asst. The move
nent in Cumberland continues aud it touched 49,
large amount Of this stock has Sesn taken out Of
he, at about II within the last s<ee or four months
For Western shares the market va generally bGoyant
usois Central advanced 10 1913 aud the Rights cold
at $50. Galens was bucysnt an advanced to lsei.
Michigan Southern cold a, s. but closed st 81 The
dividend WILL there's reason to CS@bt, be Y cent
and be declared in day or two. Toledo was firm but
not aetve OF 76i a76s. In Railroad SoDGs the traus
sc,jops are not large bit he market is 6rm. Illinois
Central sod at oh seller thirty. Enes 1875, 95 %
Mortgage, 9s Central 6s, s6i; 7s, par, &C. In State
Stock, II busDess is limited at about previous rs:es
For CALIFORNIA; 1875, 60 was BID.
The business in Exchange foI Abe steamer to-monos
has not been large, and rates base downward ten
dTcy. The best Sterling can be hsa at iVS, and good
psnts have been sold even lower. d lis against he
&, ID shipped from Aspin VAL dreot 10 London have
,her pressing on the market 10 addition e. good sup
ply Of Southern signatures. Francs are 5.2o93S.
To- Liverpool: 300 bhls. Flour were engaged ct
D. Sc. a2s. IT,. We quote Grhio g: I'd s7td; 2,eo
bsies Cotton Of llfS. cd, Which Is o tr.as f1ns.;
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,.0 ,s,. B.oos 1T 25-' 80 bofs- Lara . s9Id
" rO,Sa,. go bbls. FlyT g, 81, Gran y = 80
" cIa,ecr: eco bbs. Flour 6: IS, tna Ora" .
GA s1od To Hamburg 100 bag' C"nes a. J.
- Rotterdam: l0COO Slaves 90 privs:e terms
INC hr,ness Of the Sub-Treasury was; lo ce :.
limits. .44s, $40 q; total Payment, s'I'-i' 90
tal Balance, sll,s1i ,l69 o. .l are
The Imports Of Dry Gocds for Ae w. ,oar
,2s74723, sgairs. g, so4. 81 came week JAZZ '''
I'll. details are:
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DEM WANNA RAILROAD
l. THE GREAT CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA Rail-

FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOUm-
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN 80 HOURS,
FROM NETWORK TO 81. LOUIS IN HOUH
The Shortest Best consequently the Chespes, R0ss
from New.York TO all poiots In tss West .
The PEI Railroad connects % Pittsburgh vita -
roads 10 and iron 81. Louis No Alton Gsera ard Cocsso
H. Frukiort Lexington AID Louisville, Ky Terre H.1v
sphngfeld Beefontsne, ssndusky. Toledo, Cisssagd "
IaIubus Zanesyie Nasslon and Wooster. Ohio; also we
tie steam pa ket boats fon and 70 Sew-Ooans 81 LSus
Louisyflle ard Cincinnati.
Tk.oBgb Tickets be bad any Of the allow. D.ntonse
places In the West (5ee handbls IL toe hotels Of hl. Jl
PASSENGERS will find this the shortest expsduoos"s
comfortable route between the East and West -.
Through Tekes further Information may be bad a. '
sfce Of tie $1,000.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
No ASrOR HOUSE, BROADWn'
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Peansylyahia RAlross w.
Nev.YoTk Jan. 5, 1857.
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gaiE upor freight Tie net revenue eA'seds that "
The previous year by s}69ei - The payment OF diT
i5epds l. resumed, 3 Ger; being no" paySoIel saa
the Directors DO 10: low see az! thlng "Pcb Sll be
tl,ly to disturb or require The susp, ,iop OF semi
annual dividend.
The following = ',..zent Of earnings and dsou'ss'
meuts Of the ,,eteYtorn and Rome Railroad p1 'ne
year epc1p-, t1n~ernher "a 1866
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rn,al.s2l6 fsl q1 A25.5i5 3

The total cost Of road, equipment and other expen-
dtures are $74l els o. and the estimated value OF
the property is s79O,5l4 46.
The PottsxiHe Miners Journal furnishes the follow
ing table comparing the receipts of anthracite, semi
anthracite and btumnous coal for the years 1855 AID
1856.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PosT OF NETWORK


s,.snshp-En. ssou. LosS.r, Liverpool, z K. Cc.LnG
sht-W t~ind, Get, H=-Doarne =. Buu,t, 4 c.
Psts-ilensses MeFryrssn New OreAu, Robson FosG 4
Essl. Baker BNelos AyTes ReyE-1ds L ClskylaI.
sctoonsrs-H. y. stoley, Lynch Gelrse1 VI, DolIer
Potter; w prissc, DT.skc CdeDss Hsyhes psbot &C
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The ,mal Beacon Lirh, lsry placed on the ex'remy o.
Can. Hstter,s bavins damaged by is discontinued
or he present. notice ~i be- giyn otrs renewal
By order Of the Lighthouse Poad
~ : Tneineers Office WiJmr gon " G. Jan. 3.
Billn Island lighthouse Wrfret Hsy Csp' 4 -
Oxips 10 the sustained oy this Lghthou d
nx the las, severe gale light i sxDgnished aud Wi not
be sfain exhibited until further notice.
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NV Tel~xFaph.

BOSTON Jau l6-AIr. bark Martha Charleston bs Ellen
Bernard, Mobile - N. -
Tor Boston.
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WhaleYH.

letter from Capt. Price bark Bevs Of New Bedford re-;
ports her sea Oct 49, lat s. lon 81 w, with one small
sspern whale since leaving the Western Islands ,,r
spolen-sept 2s the Coas. Of Afcs bArss Ihoms WIN
.low Reed W,stport small whale since leaving St He
i.nsLOct Kathleen Almy, New.Bedford, 800 sbs oil all
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m.,le.. C.AErvLt1 RrronrsD f0k rTf T n ss7

",
49,. .t.h fair InqnT" s.l-s
ASHES market quite h, .1 al IS f5r p.I.
O. - to'' .suTs IN rHE psPNcrior noosh "
s'e1N IrsTEE PALMER CO. o. 80 ~. Ps,. ~,
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