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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-18
PERSONAL

At W lizards 10Y =
Ixion" trIegnphs to the Richmond
South That Col LOckridge has dissolved his con-
necfion with the Walker expedition.
-. Senator Houston. having arrived In Wash.
ine'oh, appeared Ia his seat in the senate cham
her yesterday. for the first time during rhr nrs.
ent session. '' PieS-
-. GOV seward was at Culpeper Court House
Va, on Friday and SATURDAY, OF last well On !,
VISIT 70 Hon John Pendleton and other Old
line Wings Of the neig hborhood 0-1'
FOr more than two years Mr. Gsora. N
Prentice, OF the Louisville Journal has written
MS editorials by a,ndHReHSeS, his hands being
PaIaIyzed 10 such degree that he cannot use
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BRIGHAM YoUNo This noted - Saint is said
% be one Of the proprietors of the town of Flo
renee, in Nebraska, and has also special rights
IN the ferry privilege at that place, by which his
followers to be ferried across the Missouri at
half the usual rates. Fhe fact of his owner shi p
has but recently been ascertained, and has caused
no little excitement among the Nebraska 90 Gen.
tiles,
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II Gen. Scott In his annual re port refers TO
the incessant Indian wars, the harrassing duty
thereby imposed upon the army, the inadequate
force employed, and recommends an increase of
the army by the addition of one regiment of
horse and three regiments of foot also the en-
hstment Of men for particular corps Of the ser
vice, as tending to promote military efficiency
revision of the army regulations and the infdn-
try tactics in also recommended, and
suggestions regarding the physical comfort and
moral elevation of the troops are made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-18

Another PLAS.-A correspondent of the Jour
nal Of Commerce makes the following uggestions
concerning mode Of supplying an alleged defee.
Of our banking system.
Let Congress pass law authorizing the sub
treasury at its Offices, to receive gold on deposit
and issue certificates therefor In SUMS Of $40 $50
and SlOC, payable to the bearer order, as NAV
be desired This will furnish a currency at par
from Maine 10 California, and serve to equalfze
exchanges also.
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II There are twelve convicts In the Auburn
State Prison for life, nine of whom were sentence
to be hung for murder, but whose sentences were
mmuted
III The Commissioners for building an In
ternational Bridge at Buffalo have organized and
appointed A NJ. Ross, Engineer of the Victoria
Bridge at Montreal, their Chief Engineer
HI Simeon Holton, of Middleburg, claims to
have invented a thermometer that will register
any degree of heat or cold without the use of
mercury, spirits, or anything of the kind, what
ever
III The city authorities of Nashua, N. II.
have made arrangements for a constant supply OF
baked pork and beans at the police Office to lie
given to transient persons who make applicable n
for food.
III Mr.. Robert Welsh, OF Clearfield Pa a
siiversmith few days ago, drank by mistake
from tumbler which contained cyanide Of pot
assinm, which he had been using in his business
from the effects of which he died in a few min.
utes
IL The Rochester Democrat says the guam
nty OF butter In the hands of farmers is believed
10 he larger now than at any previous time for
many years. The best roll is freely offered at
sixteen cents, and country store lots are difficult
TO sell at fourteen cents. Even at these prices
the article will scarcely bear shipment to the
New York markets
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III One Of the Councilmen Of Portland, Me
has gone of to California with his family, leav-
ing several forged notes behind him to be &C.
counted for. 10 .-..s. ......
III AT the recent charter election In Peoria
Ill the Democratic candi date for Mayor was
elected by considerable majority. The entire
vote polled was 1880, ~ -.
O Commodore Jones urges an appropriation
OF % 900 900, to provide aImamenfs and NUM-
tons for volunteer navy and Privateers, to be
ready In the emergency Of war. go
~ Jacob A. Smith, formerly, for many years
over OF the Bangor Wing, assisted II at pap r
~ setting up the last President - Messa. e. An.
disposing promptly Of his cake he remarked
that TIN. was the ttceHfy-seceafh annual Presi-
dental Message which he had assisted 70 put In
type and, further, that 1t was the eth in success
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, " The snpen Count Of Buffalo has decided
ne 'Lat Iis custom OF banks 10 discount paper paya-
hie IN New York is usurious
~ nc BRUSH steamer Alectrs, has captured
a laser with SIR hundred ca ptives, two hundr red
OF WHOM were drowned -
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NJ ASSESSORS NOTICE.-The voters of
10 the several wards will please take ice that
the Assessors will attend at the places designated
below from 10 O'Clock a. IN. to 8 O'Clock p. m every
Day. except Sunday and christina day. from the 18th
to the g st OF this month, inclusive, for the purpose
ofr"vlslng and correcting the poll lists:
First Nard-Samue Redfern's, corner Of Penn
sylvans avenue and Nineteenth street.
Second Ward-GeOrge T. stewards corner of 18th
and streets.
Third Ward-y. nj. Downing's, l. street, betw zen
18th and 9Th streets.
Fourth Ward-City Hail.
Fith Ward-B. Dyer's, New Jersey avenue,
ID and r. streets south.
Sixth WaIdItdward Wayson's, + street, be-
tween 9Th and 9th streets.
Seyenth Ward-John III. Bird. corner of 7th street
ana Mary land avenue, above %. BOsweps drug stora.
d l0-d
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II The Governor of Florida directs the Ia,
collectors to receive ordinary currency in th'
payment of taxes
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LOST AND FOUND.

NOTlCE:-Was committed to the jail Of Prince
lNGeorge's COUNTY, Maryland, on Sa'u,dsy ~
me 9TH day OF December. elsteen hundred and Ok
hity-seyen. as runaway negro boy, who calls u
hlmself DANIEL. He is about twent, cars ~
OF age, black. rather likely. He had on, whenS.&>
committed. suit of comm, N X, rises, such a. o,
usually worn by servants. re says he belongs 10
Chandler Shaw, EsQ.. Of 81. Mary's County
The owner, lfeny, of the above descri bed negro
requested 70 come forwa d, prove property rSy
discharged according TO law
dlsa JOHN w. WEBSTER, sheriff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-18

HI Late advices from Yucatan are to the ef-
feet that the GamPeachy revolutonists still hold
cut
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IL From Taylor Maury we have the In.
January number of Harper's. Magazine.
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IL The Legislature Of South Carolins refuses
to legalize bank suspensions.
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'NHE MOST ELEGANT BOOK EVER PRO,
l. DUCED IN AMERICA.

WORLD-NOTED WOMEN,
Or, TypfS of PdTticUIdr Normally Attributes Of
all Laa - AVID Ages,
frustrated with seventeen splendid steel plates, aud
bound IN thu most ex quIste taste.
A large collection of CHILDREN's BOOKS,
embracing all descriptions of
TOY BOOKS,
printed on linen ard paper, numerous l.ustra-
tOns. pa IN and colored suitable for Christmas and
the holidays.
70. sale at JOS. SHILLINGTON'S
Bookstore. Odeon Building,
" 81 corner az street and Pa. av.
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1C+CAPITOL HILL nj. r.. CHURCH-Tbe
10 ladies' of the Capitol Hill NJ. r.. Church re-
specttully announce that the, have commenced
holding FESTIVAL. IN Columbia Hall. New Jer
sey avenue. south Of the Capitol, at o'clock D. M
and tn continue during this and next week. The
preparations are such will render the estvnl he
most SAINT that they have yet held. Oysters ard
Hot Coffee and Confectionery of every kind will he
served up IN such manner to please the taste of
an epIcuIe. Fancy Articles of every variety suit
able Tor Christmas Presents together with OF hers
ot useful as well as an ornamental character In
abundance. AS the proceeds of this Festival are TO
be applied to the finishing of church that has &C
complshed much good aud that is still carving on
n bic work. is earnestly hoped and confidently ex
pected that the friends of the church and he pub &C.
who have heretofore been so kind and liberal will
again extend that patronage which has always been
bered. a " 6t
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u u. RUPTURED:-Reade have You been
H wearing TRUSS that has chafed and annoy
ed on, ard at the same time has not retained your
rupture? IL So, call At once Dr. SHERMAN twho
Is staying at the United ates Hotel. where he will
new ly invented Trusses. They set as easy to the
body as glove To the hand and will retain the most
Medical Faculty are unanimous IN their praise as 10
its eiiio,ency: Call and see for yourselves. No
charge for advice Instruments for every descrl, =
ton of deformty made to order. and warranted.
a J9-Stf
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ISSS HARPER'S NJ aZINEFOR JAN
tons bookstore Single numbers for sale, or sub
scrlptIons taken for the year.
subscriptions received for all the magazines AZ n
Puolshers prices, delivered 10 part of he
or sent FER mail to all parts of the United states
Apply 10 JOS. SHl LII NGTtN.
Bookseller, Odeon Building.
conner AZ 81 and n
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'No THE PUBIIC.-The undersigned respect
July notIhes the pui,lic that ne will attend Ia
the collection ol Accounts and Rents aced an las
hands with promptness and fidelity. All business
now IN his hand Will be closed up without delsy ard
prompt returns made. May be seen nj Can't. God
cards once, and accounts may be left WI y him Tor
me. n gCLsE
a 1884, " IL L. hEE'h-
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FOR TaE HOLIDAYS.

Now on hand at RICHEY's, asa Seventh street,
FANCI 6OOQSToiLET ARTICLES, &c,
uItable for presentsA
- TOYS FOR The children.
AiofWhIch viii be cold loy for cssi.
lis DIV ~ HtCHEf, ts 9TH ~.
THE turner LEG AcY.-Messrs. TAy-
u IOR n MACRY havetne honor tn announce
that they have just received from London serir, of
Fac simile Wster Color drawings, by the best En-
giish srtists from the origlpal pictures and draw
Ingx BY tue late J. ". ~. Turner, X. A., in the
above oo elton. the propcrty of British nation.
now ex hIbitIng at MARLBOROUGH HGUss, London.
Also. simpson = Historical Painting ofthe Resto-
ration Of the Arctic Ship esoute by the People rf
the United States to her Majesty the queen of I'm
Messrs. Tsy Tor & Maury by the Queens publishers
Messrs. Colnagh HI Il Co, London. ~
On exhibition at No. 3z2 Penns, lvanin avenue.
over Messrs, Wall, stephens & Co.'S store. Hours
from 10 q. m. 10 .. m.
Admission . ceGts. d e-dtf
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CARRIAGES pp,,crs CARRIAGES"

We respectfully invite the attention Of citizens
and strangers to cor select ASSOC tmeut ofo 40
CARRIAGES. consisting of-Busgies,
Phaetons, two and four passenger Rock -
Always and Chariotees. and FIRST class Wagons
which We warrant equal to the hest any where, and
which We profier as low the lowest.
We have purchased the right Of Margatroyd's
SPRINGS and Gearing, which. for ease Of riding and
du' ability, We csnsder superior To any other IN use
for light work.
Repairing IN every branch done IN superior man
pune ually, and At low prices and all work war
ranted. GARDNER n PLACE,
l8-eO6t 18th 81 xouth of Pm
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
- NJ. w GAIT BRO. have inst recelyed
larre ADDITIONS Ia their stock of goods, especial
desisned for the HOLIDAYS
Persons in search of novelties are invited to "a
anime their assortment, which will be found fo Gun
brace every possible variety of goods an their line
Nj. w. GAIT a BRO,
dI7-H ~ w. ~" "''" i'eH SUB
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lust RECEIVED.
- 10 dozen cans Theoretically sealed Peaches,
III do. do. Tomatoes,
8 do. do. Peas,
~ do. do. Corn.
90. extract Lemon,
do do. yanlll,
do. do. Rose
do. do Peaches
% do. Orange, Lemon, pple. Qunce Cuuant
and other JelIies,
do. John Bull sauce,
10 do. Worcestershire Sauce
10 do. English CauIhower.
10 do. do. White Onion,
! case PTunes, In fancy boxes,
/ do. Figs do,
barrels Split Peas.
Also on rand, large assortment of fine Family
Groceries. Wine and Liquors, which we warrant Il
please; THOMPSON, HAMILTON q Co.
I8-dlw No. S3 Pa. av., bet. ~ md 9Th SITS.
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A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RA
"A ROAD.

IL
"A ROAD.
- - g
On and after Monday. the 2Ist instant, the Train.
on this Road, until further notice, will regularly
at the following hours:
They will leave Alexandra for Washington at
IA. TO- 11z O'Clock. q; m, and at IA. sH. and So D.
III ana Connect with line of omnltuses at the
Bridge, running to the flee of the Company on
Sixth street. IN the National Hotel BuIIding, few
doors from Pennsy lvana avenue, and to the Balti-
more Depot IN time for the cars.
or AlrxandrIa the OmnIbuses will leave the of
noe 81 the Company at ~. 9sl. liz a. m, and at
ga and O'Clock, p. m, connecting with the cars
Light articles or bundles will be forwarded be-
tween Alexandria and Washington from the office
Heavy freight will be transported over the road
I8-d2w JAMES g. FRENCH, President.
ERESH GROCERIES FOR THE HOLI-
DAYS.
. The subscriber offers for SALE cheap for cash a
hne assortment OF first quality MERCHANDISE,
TO witt:
2bbls. Nantz Cur ants
100 boxes Lay er RaIsIns
81 do fresh Prunes
10 kits Potomac Family Shad
20 bbls. new Mackerel
81 kits vlrginIa Lard
80 boxes English Dairy Cheese
~ casks Scotch Ale-diferent brands
50 do London Brown Stout
100 dozen Lev, 5 Old. Wrecked and Mono n ,ahela
Whiskeys
Spanish Cigars
10 do Scotch Malt Whis6ey
With general assortment of sne Groceries, ,t
the corner of 18th and streets north, near the
Country orders puLctually attended to.
B-ti JONAS p. LEVY.
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NC-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
rs Young Mems Christian Association, for the
election OF officers will be held Monday evening.
the 2st December ls57, at D clock. The membeTs
are specially invited.
ls-3t R.T.MORSELL, Sec'y.
NJ MASONIC-The members of Hiram lodge,
b No. 10, are notified that regular meet :
ing will be held at their Hall on 18th street, between
n and streets on this Friday evening" Dec 18Th,
at O'Clock. Every member is requested to attend,
as the annual election Of officers will be held Mas
ter MasOns, III good standing. are fraternally and
cordially invited TO be present. BY order Of the act
ing W. NJ. WILLIAM II. DIETZ.
u
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0@lCE CREAM, Of the purest Cream at 8 l 50
lk3 per gallon: Water Ices, Cakes of every va
,ety and styles Jellies Charlotte de Russo, Blanc
in the Confectionery line, at the PHILADELPHIA
ICE CREAM STORE, corner 18th and r streets.
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The NAVAL CoURTs OF ISorIRY.-Befo,e
Court No l., the case of Lieut. Porter was con-
cluded to-day, and the Court organized in the
case of Ex-Commander Lecompt dropped
Before Court No the case of 1t Rolando
was sent back for review.
Before Court No 3, in the case of Commander
Chauncey, Surgeon Green was being examined
for Government.
Com. Stringham has been ordered to Court
No ], and Capt, Goldsborough relieved.
The TREASURY NOTE PROLECr-This morn
ing, the Ways and Means Committee are IN
derstood TO have unanimously agreed to report
bill in the course of the day to carry out the
recommendation of the President and Secre-
tary Of the Treasury in favor of issuing twenty
millions Of Treasury notes, to supply the an
ticipated immediate wants Of the Government
There can be no doubt that it will speedily be-
come q law.
POsTMAsTERs COMMIssIOSs.-We have been
authorized to state that the Postmaster General
will not permit Postmasters to make any rcduc
tons in their commissions in mailing lottery
circulars. Six Postinasters were reprimanded
yesterday for violations of their duty in this
respect, and informed that a repetition of the
offence would be deemed sufficient cause for
their removal
THE DEBArE.-We regret that the Senate
has not seen fit to prosecute the debate upon
the Kansas portion of the message promptly, as
it is certainly destined to accomplish much for
the position of President Buchanan in the esti-
nation of the country. Such is the universal
opinion of the public men of the Democratic
party now in the Federal Metropolis.
TIE WEArHER--The following report of the
weatherfor this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is abou O clock a. m,
DECEMBER IS. 1857
New York, N. Y..........cloudy windy
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TIE WEATHER Tho following report of tn,
weather for this morning is made from the Mors,
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about o'clock q. NJ.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28
rpnM vASiIINr,rnN

OCTOBER 97.-The lallowing Objects have
been assigned to the sioop-of-war Vandalin,
which is to join the Pacific Squadron, wiz
Commodore Sinclair, Lieuts. Brown, Caldwell,
Jno. L. Davis, Fry, GlOSseli; Acu Master,
Bahcock; Surgeon, Wilson; Asst Surgeon, Trist;
PurSrr, Jackson.
The officers of the Banks of the District OF
receive the notes Of the following banks as cur
rency, viz: Bank of the Metropolis, Bank Of
Washington, Patriotic Bank, Washington d. G.,
Bank OF Commerce and Farmers & Mechanics
Bank of Georgetown, and all the banks OF Bal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28

DG. SANFoRD's LIVER IxvIGoRAroR is what we
wish to recommend with confidence to our read
eFs, our reasons for which will appear in the
following:
Some timesince, while troubled with Dyspcp.
sia, Indigestion, and thousand other ills that
none bot the Dyspeptic suffer, our physician de-
MED US the use of the favorite cup of coffee
with our breakfast But this did not lessen the
evil, so by the Dr.'s advice meat was discarded
from our dret-yct Dyspepsia haunted us day
and night, until finding no relief among physi-
clans, we commenced the use Of family medi-
cines with less faith than hope Among other
things, we were recommended to try Dr. SAN
FoRp's LIVER lSvIGoRAroR. we tried it, and
since then we have recommended others to try
it, while they in their turn have given their
recommendation, and there are no cases thatwe
know of who have tried it but have been bene-
fitted by its use. 1t is the most incigorating,
life giving balsam we have ever known, and we
are happy III telling all of its curative proper
ties, and in recommending them VIXEN troubled
with any arrangement of the Liver, to try this
unfailing remedy. FFeloaia Democrat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28

SAD AccIDESr-Hqn EiNed.-on Sunday
last. young man named Andrew Fost, conduc.
tor Of a freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, was instantly killed at Oakland. He
fell from his train, aud the cars passing over
him, he was manglcd in horrible manner
He was young man with many good qualities,
and was universally beloved and respected. He
was buried at Martinsburg. on Monday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28

A FAor.-Two years ago, young gentleman
well known in Wheeling, then far gone in con-
sumption, called at the store Of the Projectors
for bottle of IIoAEuouND BALsAa, in order to
give it n trial. In few days, he called for a
second bottle, aud subsequently used perhaps a
dozen bottles. lie informed us that it was the
only medicine he could find, that relieved his
suffering, and at the same time supported his
strength.
H-others have borne the same testimony.
I. H. Logan & Co., Proprietors. Sold also
by Reed & Graft, and E. Booking.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28

Forn MEN KILLED BY FAIL OF EARN, ~
BORED TREE TuNSEL.-A report was in circula-
ton yesterday morning, that while six men were
engaged in removing dirt from Bored Tree Tnn-
mel, the evening previous, fall of earth took
place, crushing beneath its immense weight,
four of the rnen, killing them almost instantly.
P. S We learn from reliable source, that
the fall ofcarth took place about o'clock yes
terday morning, and that four of the laborers
were almost instantly killed. reported, and two
others dangerously wounded. We could not
learn their names. They were..all Irishmen
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28

A NErnEw RoBsNG ms UScLE-A young
man named Henry BaIlou, was arrested yester.
day morning in this city by his uncle, Jacob
BallOu, of Dearborn county Indiana. On Tues.
day of last week, it is alledgcd the young man
robbed his uncle's store Of $625 in money
and decamped. The uncle followed him to this
city aud effected his arrest just as he was leay.
Ing for TIE east.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28

-. RENDEe USrO Cesar, Sc-we frequently nc.
aes IN the columns Of our exchanges, entire AZ
ment.- Capital city B;tct. -,''.'''" l'''s
that's IN right Everybody ought to rendernn
70 NSeizz3rs the things that Belong to ..Sciz.
The above is the only paragraph we ever
LG u worth ''scizzoring" from the Sentinel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28
R1vER AND WEATHER.

CINcrNNAr1, Oct. o7.-The River has fallen Is
inches since Yesterday. Frost last night.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 27.-Rivcr falling, with four
feet on the falls, and six and half feet in the
canal Weather clear.
ST. Louis, Oct. 27-River unchanged. No.
thing new from the upper streams Weather
cloudy, indicating rain.
PlTrsBuRGn, Oct 2T.-Rivcr unchanged
Weather cloudy. Mercury A.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28

HARD TixEs AMONG THE Coal DEALExs.-Thc
immense fleet of coal boats, barges and steam.
tugs, all loaded with coal, which have passed
this port since the recent rise, have been pre-
vented by the sudden fall in the river, frour
reaching their destination. The wharf at Lou
isylic is lined with them.
The dcrauged state of currency, and the tight
ness of the money market, bears very hard up
on the coal bOatmen. They can't get away,
and can't get money to pay Otfcrews.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28
CINClNNArI MARKET

Ocr. 27.-Flour nominal. WHISKY uncIanced.
Oats active Mt 33c Hay advanced and in good
demand at $l4,OOa15,6o. Corn, Wheat and
Rye dull.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28
NEW YnRKMARKET

OcronER, 2T.-Flour declined. Sales at 81, Goa
rs, for State and So, 1On5, 40 for Ohio; South
ern unchanged Wheat firm. Corn advanced,
with sales at roc Provisions dull. Stocks
higher. Sterling exchange dull.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28
nALrIMnRE MARKET.

Der. -Flour-sales of 100 bbls Ohio at
81, 90, and 100 bbls Howard street at So, l23.-
Wheat and Corn unchanged. Whisky quoted
Mt 2l3a224
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28
BY THE UNION LINE.
TO TAE DAILY INTELIaCs NuEH.
STORM
BosroN Oct 9T,-A heavy

Bosrox, Oct. GA heavy storm has been
raging in Ills city to-day, and continues una
bated this evening. NJ marine disasters have
vet been reported Steamer Joseph White from
Baltimore, put in Chatham this evening for
harbor