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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16

s84s,5579s $s7,5s5 40 &8s1,l4s ~
Compared with December oflast year, there
is now a decrease of $ss, 09s 90 on the main
stem and an increase of So, 13s 81 on the Wash.
ington branch leaving an actual decrease of
$s4, 900 35. During the past month there were
brought to this city over the road 119,959 bar.
rels of flour, being the largest receipt of the ar
ticle yet reached in single month. We learn
ioR nhs WAS spent IN ses bcre
the board, among them that of reducing the
freight on coal. There was, however, no change
made, the subject being referred to a committee.
Sun
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16

Coon GRrr.-Laey Stone and the Tar colIec.
tOr.-The Tax Collector at Orange, n. j., has
levied upon the property of Mrs. Lucy Stone,
and will sell it at public auction in few days,
she having refused to pay her taxes because She
has not the right to vote. Lucy intends calling
apublic meeting on the subject at an early day
She does not believe in taxation without repre-.
sentation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16
Trust Sale.

trust SalG.
Y virtue Of deed Of trust male the 18th day % August
~ A. D. 1881, By Phillip SCHNEIDER % shrrraId cisEsni
as trustee, for the benefit Of John n Bail Hrny Kerr
ton, and which id deed sTeeOred In the clerks 0essf
the County Court Of Ohio county Virginia. IN book He
-, EoO 4S; Isha proceed 20 sell Pabc snetion TIE
Auction rooms Of Geo Z. Wickhaul. city Of whsaE
the 9th day Of January, 1858 0ne Seven OeaTe Paso
Forte At the house Of John Th0FnbuF county,
virginia, and also one Gold Watch and Chain.
Terms Of Sale Cash.
Sailing for thetrustee shah convey only such title ass
vested IN him BY said deed Of trust.
.'s-.s5l SHERHARD CLEMENS, b
dec 2S-ts q. L. GRANAIER. his Attorney in fact
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q. L. GRANlIER. bis .
Trustee's Sale.


by virtue % Deed Of Trust IRON ". II Russe, Va
h MeAtee and OtheFsto bearing date July ih 49,
and o record in Ohio COunty in Deed Book -, page
The WHRELESG WISDON GLASS WORKS including Lots na
befe 10 the original plat Of North Wheens -. ~ S't
~. The said works being In complete running order
Also 90 pots, well seasoned, and al the imPienehtl
eineEy. &e In use or belonging 70 said works FOR s
On reasonable terms Possession given July. lS4s
janl3 Apply 70 I. O. McAFEE, TTustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16
DENTISTRY.

HE undersigned respectfully public thattsy
have associated themselves together for the pTAeCe
Of Dentistry Their ONCE At 1S Market street etHsrn
Monroe and Union Sts.l where they will be happy
their friends and all others wishing the services Of
Dentist
they were both students andfor several years the assist
ants Of the late Dr. Hulhen, and The senior partner has
been constantly engaged In the practice for himself for THE
last eleven years. daring which time he has become aequan
ted With OF the leading Dentists in almost all the
cities OF the United States and has famliaFised himself
with their various peeuiaFties IN operating. They there
fore feel confident OF being able give entire sAtsaetsu
70 all who may favor them with their PATRONAGE.
ABR. nOBERTSOE, II. D.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16
40 InValids and the Dee

MRS. ANNA MANSFIELD,
WILL arrive In Wheeling Monday, January 18th,
w the McLure House, for Medical Examinations OF In
vads the Deaf and their curative Treatment when de
Her examinations are conducted without asking any ques
lions OF the patient, and the basis OF learning
tracing disease through their effects by pFaet
cal judgement Of existing indications Of doEdered action
disOTdeFed state OF the BlOOd and the
accuracy with which she thus aScertainste Patets actual
Physical condition and the nature as well rs cause OF COM
plants, Is betOkened In her consultations.
EXAMLNATIOMSs ARE FREE.
Invalid ladies' especially suffering from female
consulting Of their whose thorough kRc-ige
causes and in curing these distressing affections
has created deep Interest wherever she has visited
Her In the treatment OF Deafness has been
great-many long standing having been cured after
repeated Efforts OF others produced favor
able resnlt nearly all being durable by her pFeseT
lions, II the organs Ofhearipg mot actually destroyed
mutAted. The material and combination Of her remedies
peculiar. They entirely vegetable and prepared
only upon locality Of complaints medIei-
nay bat also chemically upon the blood furnishing there
by the elements which aseeTtaned by her examinations
to be wanting in the system.
medical Lecture to ladies viii be delivered some after
noon during her stay. jan l5-St
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16
THE PEOPLE WANT
A GOOD Fla MII,Y PILL.

DIR. TODD'S PILLS haveyF
been compounded Withgreat =
care and from the psFestp-
material. These facts, in :
connection with their admit
differentiation, have giV--
enthem the reputation WheFeA
they have been introduced -
OF being the best FdHIilHaS
PiltS in use. a. e
Years were required byI-
the proprietor (Who has@
been n successful prde-hS
tIce for over 40 years, fn
the city Of Wheelingl to-
adjust the ingredients Of,
these pills so thattheiFcom.
bined action would IeachSC
Me LtgeF with certainty -
and produce an easy And~
safe operation on the bow. -
els. -
They act admirably az AM
ordinary physic, or as ~
gentle laxative in smalieF~
doses, and are.very usefulin
relieving OOStiveness, Ins@
digestion, Headache, Colds, :
&c., &C., &c. ~
These pills have been In
use for more than 30 years,
and orders are now hIIed1
from nearly half the States .
in tie Union, and The de.aS
mand Is steadily inereasInel@
AstheIF merits become moPe@
fully known. r.
These medicines are for sals
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~ ,. FUNDGNlERG, y. D. ,. HULLmEN n. p HrIIIHT
DENTAL SURGERY.
FUNDENBERG & HULLIHENS
= s. '44'+I''' i NEW FIRM. =

- DRS. BARTLETT VINCETELL, Dentists 1n
Street. opposite Washington Han, Wh's
DR.. Winehe being compelled by his rapidly increasing
business 70 add TO his facilities for doing the same iakts
informing his friends and the public that hehas
formed business connection with n 8. aTtlett n D.,
Eho has had deeu successful experiences inthe D
tai profession.
Drs b. & W. prepared 60 perform every operntOnIn
Surgical and Mechanical Dentisty-are familiar with,
Praotrs all the OF the DenalATt and
guarantee that for beauty and practical utility
tiisir Artiasiai Teeth shah not be surpassed.
Persons who have denied themselves the pleasure and
comfort Of Artificial fe an from the dread suffer-
Ing experienced during the necessary preliminary extEAs
ton OF the old teeth and roots Informed that
process entirely unlike ChlorofoFln Ether, an6 apa-
BILE in most cases and IN all teeth
now extracted Withoutpain.
Any Information ADVICE AppeTtaining TO their pFofeS
sion they viii be pleased tn give gratis.
Please call and examine specimens Of Artificial Teeth
~ Once open 1t all hours sspi6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16
NOTICE,

MISUNDERSTANDING CsIspany, for the choice q -
DireetoFs Re-. and TIE tFansaetIon % such
- may legally before them viii be hea n .
o. the Company, In wheeling, Va, II II o'eloeA
WEDNESDAY, February iOth, 1855 ,rrK1ysoS s.sy-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16

Ma. WRIGHT, our new envoy at Berlin, says
the Tribune has distinguished himself by his
temperance principles. AT deieuaer Ia .foRt,
chette which he gave recently in honor of Alex
ander Humboldt to which all the Americans res
ident in Belin were invited, hominy and other
preparations of Indian corn were provided, but
no wine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16
COR Rent
10 I,et

ONE large room, Sd story, corner Of Main and C,,
" sts With high ceiling, ven Ishted and plaserrd Az
iH sas9s Apply 70 - s,''a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16


A cough medicine, pleas
, ant, safe aud eReetnal, at \
moderate cost.
One that can be kept IN
1.-THE house as . (ifAlag Slled-
tteSRe, and give 70 children,
or TO persons in delicate
Health fOfthSqfStV and With
out agBTaVatiUn 10 other
ailments.
Such \ medicine Is DR..
Chapman's HOARuOUND
BALS4M,
il does not produce that
weakness which follows the
use Of the cough medicines
which contain Tartar Eme; :
II doesnot eonsslpate fhe
bowels like the cough uiedI-
'einss which contain opium.
The different articles Of
which II Is composed-Een-
ega, Lieoriee, HoaThOund,
Elecampane, BOneset, Wild
Cherry, &c .aFes6 Combined
with . tonic aud anodyne,
that the cough q IOOssned
and soothed, While At the
same time the system Is
supported, and the natural
functions Of the bowels are
not interfeTed With.
Price Is cents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16
For Rent
For Rent

TTNHE large room nov IN the occupancy Of the O,sv
IL lows, n The 81 story o the WAREHOUSES on EnT,
day o. April next. Apply 70 Henry Moore or -' ~
janl9 ?. L. ARNSTRONn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16

BESJAaIS IRrAT, of Southyille, Conn, has re-
Gently lost several cattle by their licking the
paint from newly painted barn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16

Wash'n Total for
-,s- III sal Main Stem. Branch. both roads.
passengers $5261s 50 $26,T43 81 S792644O
For freight. 29l04T13 lO,S41 so 3Ol %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16
Cash System.

ON the First Of January. subseribsr5 Ltesa 81
" ing the CASH SYsfRlfs EXCLUSIVELY. LAf g, ssJ
not depart from thia rule under any Iss
parry parties whatsoever, being eonVinetd .l-r
experiences. that this plan Is not only better i0t w
'a ds slsS Tor 's eo'gnsr ALIENS. Kxox CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16

The MAN AND THE Houl.-Under this taking
caption, Forney's paper of Monday contains a
long editorial in laudation of Gov Wise's Tam.
many letter. The conclusion Of said article
runs thus:
ellis letter shines like star through the mist
of the evasions and Sophistries which have been
gathered around this Kansas complication, and
nobly harmonizes with his fearless support of
reform in Virginia; his progressive career as
Governor of that State, which is pushing the
Old Dominion into the front rank of Common.
wealthS; and his marvellous campaign against
intolerance in 1876. We confess we looked to
Henry A. Wisefor this act of justice. We have
not belonged to those who have claimed to be
his exclusive friends and have not hesitated to
say so; butwe know his knightly courage and
his indomitablc will; and now that he has struck
for the right, we say to him, as thousands will
say, honor To the man who has not feared to
speak the truth to his own people.
"And now that wrong is not to be made Sec
tional; now that the intelligent and moral senti.
ment of the South against fraud has found
voice and champion; now that another Origina
friend of jaime Buchanan has spoken out, in ut
ter contempt of tests aud denunciations, sham.
ing the manhood of all who have sought to qucs-
ton motiyes-we presume We shall hear no
more of orthodoxy, or of recreancy asa punish.
ment for similar independence in Northern DEM
Gratis, let those who still falter and palter
take lesson from the gallant Virginian, Henry
A. Wise. Let them read his clear, cognent and
thrilling dennnciation ofthe great Kansas cheat
and If they do not tear the padlocks from their
mouths, and dash the letters from their wrists,
they are fit to live under despot who rules
with the minority of ONE, and tramples millions
under foot only because they willfnot strike for
themselves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16

= TO Let
DWelling House for Rent

THE large warehouse fronting Quincy ST. recently o
i.I Pissd0y Russell . s1'Aies. Apply 2 ..,.
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throughout the country.
Address your orders I. II. LOGAN 4 CO. Rhoiesate
Dfuggsts, and Dealers IN Trusses Supp0Fters shonT
braces. cAtaVba Wines, &c, &C., Wheeling. Va oclS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16

N. B.-AIesSrs R. o. take pleasure refrrrpE,byp
mission, to the following gentlemen:
Il. T. Weed, D. D.: Hon Geo. ". IhomPson HIS Hon Ai
CALDWELL Morgan Nelson, Esq, b n. EOh, Es, Dr. Joha
Prissell Or. ". J. Bates, DR.. g. II. Cummins, Dr. z A.
Hildreth DrA 3 Todd, TaIIant Deaplan, John
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For Rent.
n ARE CHANCEi -

'ENoR sale, for 5000, cash. Established and cash
business; sales every week amounting 10 over $780,.
Satisfactory given for selling. Apply At TIL
ONCE ianlb
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16

Trustees Sale of Real Estate.
DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust from R C. Bonham ChaS.
ID H. Gberson, to me, dated September 18Th, 1885, aHd
recorded in the Clerks ONCE Of Ohio county, Deed Book
a. page 916 vi offer at put &c sale At the front dOorof
TIE Court House In the city Wheeling, Friday The 18th
day Of January 1883, At 10 o'clock A. the following de-
serIbed property, to Wt-Ots numbe ed nlnr) and 10
en at the corner Of Water aud Second streets In Centre
wheeling known the PhOnix Paper MIL beng the
property conveyed by g. Eaubdfn and others to the said
Robert o. BOnham and Charles H. GbersOn together uh
the buildnss machinery, and All other aPPurtenAness
theFetO belonging.
TRRMs SLLE-One-thir Of the purchase money TO b
paid in cash. and the residue six and twelve months viii
interest from the day OF sale.
Selling Trustees, shall only convey such title
60 d se Il virtue OF SAID Deed q rq DfckET Trustee
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]. q. VINCENT,

Real Estate Agent & Collector,
WILL attend pFotap4ly % buying selling and TEL
w Real Estate Of every description b The eig -
country. Also, collecting accounts, settling ana ~,
Ing claims Of every description aPPeTtsining to
agsEs3 70 the city and an Adjoining eounties "a.
Gan be found at the once Of n. Richardson, Esqt
East corner Of Monroe and Fourth StreetS, (P SsAAJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16

THE large and eOunodious house on Centre ST., l.
u tween 9Th and 9Th streets. in tina Stu Of biS en-
now occupied by Miss CuTtiss Young Ladss' Aead
good condition and yell suitsd for the Of large a
Applications to be made At the Counting Room of NJ NJ
chael Reilly Main street. i.1S -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16

HANCOCK County ALL RroHr.-The resolution
repudiating Gov. Wise's letter, in the shape of
approaching what it condemned, passed the
lower house of the legislature by vote of Ito
yeas to 81 nays. To his credit he it recorded,
Mr.. Porter, of Hancock, was one of the two
nays-the other. was Mr.. Dromgoole
We see no record of the vote of Mr.. Woods,
of this city. Mr.. Sweeney had not reached
Richmond, having left here only on Tuesday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16

THE three story BRICK STORE HOUSE. nov Oeeuu,.t
by George Wilson, NJ the corner OF Market and q
This Is considered the beat stand for any retail buslp
In the city. Possession given the April next
dee 29.-d FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG
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For Rent.

TlHE large and eozu1Odious hOuss situated on N,,,
IL street, next door north OF Washington Han III,
house has been occupied TOR humber Of years As dr
tiOn IN the city for either private residence stas,
house OF entertainment Possession EiTen lat lS
For further particulars apply to y. RICHARDSON.
fau5:8ml y. corner Monroe ana Pou-th Sta M .,t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
BU X n IN q
OF THE
QUARANTINE BUILDINGS.
Ore Thousand Rioters III Arms
LOSS OF LIFE.

Ffou. Or owa R,ror>-.
An attack was made lest n;gt. about le 0 CLOCK
upon Ire Qgs-.n,ine buildings. "A orGH'1ed
force Of about 900 armed mel sssaiet the aor;n-
west corner Of the wal, and tearog itd1Tn, pissed
into the nco.ure and 81 fire 20 the shanIie. USED
a. hospitals for yell1w fever sd small pox patents
The large brick buildisg on the hil ci.led ne -
Nicholas, ves also fred aud consumed. Another
br,cA building used for small pox patients Wa sso
consumed. TIE rlob broke in the iro1 ga.es 70 the
main entraLce sho, and the engines we're taken H.
but The hose was cut, and the hremen manifested
10 disposition 10 eItiDsui.h tie TIRE. Tie mob de-
lberstely entered the ,eyer, hospitals, and remoT
ing tie sci, piled the straw beds and bedding II
tie doorwsys and windows AID set them on tFe.
Dr. Thompson, the Health Officer, called BIS
men about, 90 in number into bis house, armed
them with mu,kets; but the force was too power-
f1l TO render any attempt 10 oppose them success
fal. The Hsrbor Police were 81 on duty 10 their
boats; but the mob was beyond their control, when
they reached the ground. One of Dr.. ThomPson's
stevedore. was ,hOt in the back with bal aud
buckihot, BY whom il is not known.
The inmates Of Quarantine were in 8 state Of
great excitement fearing that the mob intended 70
take their liyes. DR.. Bssell, the Re.iden. Physi-
caD, in bis excitement, put q musket 70 the head
Of one Of the IIarbor Police and came near shoo.-
ing him. The Doctors have all fed; where it ls
not known.
a boat Of the HaIbor Police, No. Z, Coxsgain
OBiien, was dispatched TO the city for assistance.
While The boat was on It's way here lsrge stur-
geon Jumped into the boat, nearly stsying IT,
II was believed when the boat left that the mob
intended to rsze the whole of tue Quarantine build
ings 10 the ground.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
at 10 O'Clock last Iigh! band Of one thousand
men broke into the Quarantine Grounds aud set the
hospital and shantes therein on FIRE, and threatened
TO set fire also to the residence of Dr.. Thompson,
the Health Officer, who called The steveiores EN-.
ployed in unloading yessels tceether armed them
with muskets, and commanded them at al hazards
to protect the building. The hospital is mass OF
ruins, and many of the ,halties also. Capt. BetOn
Of the HarbOr lice came up to the city a. late
hour for an additional police force. As the mob
were in furious state, i. not known what their
next move would be.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
Passengers Smiled

r. ne eqvsl S0T0Ha Joy Souhamy ton, HItre as1 Ha~
1wgF sFisss and family Mrs Boyer Mrs Aulli. sem
Nr Fgess ,Id family III sporeder Miss schmidt. Hsfan
EDgs.er Mr Kuno,h sad ady Ms Leo'ec aud ehntrs
Thonpecksn mr H0er Gibney, w POLITE. ar Ds Ara
T. Rcssufeld snd family Scbelsss aud adv child and
want " II L.inksuf Ch Bonner Blndinr James. 81 D
New YoIk Mr. Pike ard sdy Boston las Los ADselOs Ck
Mr. Piralesu Chcsg0; Dr EIeucor DR. scbipp~r, Ind;
Lau3decser Tomin Joseph Daone Philip Ebns, Gsorss
Nsrufh Emma Bsh-r John Bather and lsdy, Broosyli
Lsporte r. Du Bos Cal Paul Reuter-. Y Win lhbsss
John sifodiusrn, Chr Moe, Joln Rubelmnn; Tsu4
Aug viii Rubsch and lady Car Grscnsn Louis Psgps;
Hclmcnd Va Laur FloIa Eng Adopa Dsng aud lady W.
Aioph Deug r Adoph KoerDsT and sdy Mrs Lefeyfe W
isiaDs Loewtnstsio, Nanogal, Mr Wer AID ady
Mr Meyer ard lady Blhaoi NJ. Aberdshes and SON ~
III NJ, anns Wsnsn " Jfavey Pssns I,ps IIoboisst
Mfs Greet three children and .rryau Al R0h.sh sf s
Pa ller. A0lp1 befeck-and lo5 steersse Tots "A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
THE GREAT CATTLE MARKETS

OF NEW-YORK, BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA AND Al
BANY-REPosTED WEEKLY ExPREssLY foR THE NZw.
YORK TSIsusE-wiih f particulars Of Receipts Sales and
Prces Of BEryIs MILK Cows VIAL CALyEs SWINE, SHEEP
and LANES IN NrwiosE made Up from personal observation
by SoLos ROBINSON "WEDNESDAY EyESISs tthe great
nGke dsyl exclusively for The HEwYoRK YRIsuLE, and
printed FEID.Y AosSNG in the sESI-WEEKLY.
BEEVES n EewYork mostly sod By Cattle Brokers on
Commission much hesd they estimate The weight of
10 the four quarters VIII make the asked a. the
pce a. III bullock will dress cwt, et Ice = d 10
sso Al Boston, the price quoted = 70 tor Eve qaareF.
the hide aid "a Is inou3et 10 the esimsed We gh The
nsmbe reported for thisey in a57 was l5 of hee s SO
sold the Wednesday markets Nashngon Drove
yrd' Foriyurth sIeetl averssns G esch mNse. a. ,nd
vnynf from 65 % $50 upon different days rha to numb
2S4.
CALVES s. FOR veal sold BY the pound, I've weight
Many very youus ones are sold 81 price per head
MILK COWS generally vary according 20 the price OF beet
hh beef draws ,s Cows from the dAes and
for fresh Poor Cows se for S253<0
medium s35Q 845 good $500 s65 os Cows
asa $40 1he number Ast year l.. 40. Ths Cow
cksnt generally the az
SHEEP AND LAMBS so.d mostly BY brokers nch
per ed nom s2d 50 for and f76
Tor extra II lS the LII. BET sold "a 49, Ia lse hs
number Wss 66x, 10.
SWINE received mostly By rslrosi and sold ,Ar.nn
Forty ouh street Tuners Thirty seventh street and Had
River generally By the pound live weight The rumser
ported IN 1877 s 56i; tie price Isnsc from 70 g.
,rd fo the r'i Line months generally oys t. II. 1lesr
oeiyes ir iskS sts sll
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
Philadelphia Cattle Market

The uppy Of Beef Caiils this week h" been qas lrft
smouutu. 70 nearly SEQ head Consequently prices have ~
previous qlo.a0ns Aboat 100 bead v.rs
sod ysserfiy and today prices r,nTls from cit y,
s. % 100 70. lev extra Chester County cails sss
sold At e. . .
suEEPTLis market rather dull ani prices a>afns-
but few sheep selling fr than 81 head The cssr
i - amounted 70 goo bead 600 4 which were sod n0a
: . b. 81 snd - -, sc0TdDz b quality aud coIdson
H0Cs-There' has been but .tle change 10 this D1ts ~
ooIUgs Only amounting - 100 head Of wnca vefs i
- from - 20 % ~ q + 100 ID.
C0ws-SOo hesd ebrsced ell the cerl1ss of hi. haa s
Buyers few ard sales made fgafe, As -
OILY sliug q; from Z o 10 sfj = head.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
fotsl....,.......l 81

Hldes, 7idsc. T. % ralow, 707ic. 2 D; Pen, 9e7s.
each Cali skirs I2dljc v %.
RBeef exs and frst .ai,y include nothing b, NJ ss
Trse, fat, TtaLfsd Oxen.
Second quality include. he t-st fed Oxen ,hs Aa al
fed Cows and the best three ye2rol Sees Orrxy cka
Al Bulls. end the refuse Cflots.
Sheep E1t.s lcudes COsses and when those Of i.szss
Suslry re thrown 0u.. -
Tleie over the Boston ard Maine Rslrosd IN
ihs Boston ans lowell - tho tchbfs nd p'cs
ever the Nslsr 0tdel ih Cattle Sas Swine and HcrsA
OF tae - oyvg ue - hbuss a wes from Absay ~
tferecfs6Y.
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