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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-21

-BAETIST.
Wheeling Banttst Church. south sidO Clay letysron
Fifth md Sixth -
Disciples Church, Market between Bitlto and Third
Streets.
GERMAN PROTESTANT.
German Protestant Church. west side Main between
Quincy and Monroe; Rev Friedrich. pastor.
lint German Evangelical Protestant Church, East
Wheeling, Rev. VIM. Heller, pastor.
German Lutheran Church, Ecv. W. Buerremeir.
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.
Jewish Synagogue, Quincy, over Intclliscncer Office
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Chapline Street NJ. E. Church, east silo Chaplino
between FIRST and Second RoV. j. l. Clark pastor.
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church. west side Fourth. be-
tween Monroe and Quincy, Rev. Thomas ATLeary,
pustui.
North Street NJ E. Church, northwest corner North
and Market, Rev I. s. Patterson pastor.
South Wheeling NJ. E. Church.
Wheeling Island Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev.
Thomas NIc'ClcarS, pastor.
German NJ. E. Church, East Sido ChNpIine
PRESBYTERIAN.
Firt Presbyterian Church, west side Fourth botSrcn
Quincy and Monroe; Rev. Henry II. Weed, D. D., pastor.
Second Presbyterian Church. soutl-West Corner
Webster and Market; RCv. X. V. Dodge pastor.
Third Presbyterian Church. east side Filth between
Chestnut and Filbert, South Wheeling.
Fourth Presbyterian Church. cast side Main between
Adams and Waalingtoni Rev. Alfred Pnull pastor
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
United Presbyterian Church. west side Market be-
tween Jefferson and Madison: RcvJ McIure pastor
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
St. Johns Church, west side Main between First
ami Second; Rev. SOutIgate, rector.
s.. Matthews Church. south side Monroe between
Fifth and S;Sthi Pew. Z, I. Perkins, rector.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
81; James, Cathe'!rsl, southeast corner nnmplcn
and Fifth; Right Rev, richard V. Wleenu, Bishop;
Ro'. James V. Cunningham, Assistant.
St. Alphons,is Church. west side Market, between
Btddi" and Third, Pifth Ward; Rev. Keush, pastor.
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MAsONIC REGISTER.
Wheeling Lodges meet In Masonic
Hall. corner OF Market and Nron-
roe Streets.

Di'rit Dtpey Grand Master for Hesern TTr-
gfnid, Dr.. WV. J. BATES
High Pries, DE- r IL LooLx.
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ODD FELLOWS REGISTER.
All the Lodges assemble nt Odd Eel.
lows Hall, corner OF Market
and Quincy streets.

vIRGlXIUs LODGE, No3.
Meets every Thursday Evening. John Gondy, n.
G.; James Courts. V. G+ J. ~ Eckcl. Secretary.
PRANLIN LODGE, NO. 13.
Meets every Monday Evening n. G. NInrsh n. g.;
j. w. Browning, V. c. W. L. McKclvey, Secretary.
WILLIAM TELL LODGE, No. 49, (Ger1naa)
Meets every Wednesday Evening. Simon Hisrich,
NG; john u. BucrsnCr V. G.; John SalNde Secretary
WHEELING LODGE, No. So
Meets every Saturday Evening B. IL Rennurd,
n 'i5 II. W. Rctiman N.G; W. VI. Be-ryhilI, secy
PANOLA LODGE, No. So.
Meets every Friday Evening. L. z. Bcelcr, n. G.;
John 4 Vincent, V. G.; w. 1. Biai-, Secretary.
ABRAMS ENCANIPMENT, Mol.
Meets the FIRST and THIRD Tuesday Evenings of
each month. James ~ Hall c. p. L. F. Beeler, IL p;
John Frcw, :. W. W. ?. HcKelvey, Scribe.
wILLl4SI TELL ENCASIPSIENT. No. 81.
Meets the sLCoND and FOURTH Tuesdny Evenings of
each month. Charles Lincl, c. r.; n. STeger, IL. p;
F. p Hoffman, 8 w, C. Lobmeuller. Scribe.
CONCORD LODGE. No l3l, (Grfmnn.)
Meets evcry Monday Evening in their Hail. corner
OF Pfth and NiiICSts South Wheeling ]. q. Miller,
n. c. Jacob Itz, V. g.; Peter thinner, Secretary.
OrD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
TRUsTELs.-I. Cots, Jci IIamilto1l A. Lorins, J.
Lukens. J. NJ Bickcl j. Berger. G. W. FrNnzheim,
-, \. Caldwell. L CoTTs, President
q. BAIRD, JE. Secretary. -
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d r. B a a. IA "a a.

TREATS ALL DISEASES.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL CHRONIC
~ DlsetSes-CoUGHS, GROUP. CONsUNPTIoS ISFLuES-
q, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS Hll diseases of the NouTH
NOSE, THROAT and LUNGS all SKIN DISEASES OF cycry
Ipscrss SsnSSSssiniIy trsatGd-IuMnAGo, LUMBAR
IabscEssEs, I, ScRoPuLA RHEuNATIsA, GOUT, SEuRALGII
FARALTsLs EPILEPSY, or CoNvUIsIoNs DYSPEPSIA DYs-
S DlERhnaA The very worst cases Of PILES
Gnred IN short time; also of the Stomach Liver and
boWels There are many diseases Incidental to women
ana children which treated with distinguished sr
cess All particulars will ven v letter Ilr Ilon
See can produce one thousand certificates of his nor
feet success in curing - -
c4SCERS ~ IISS,( OLD SORES, OR TIGERS. HIP DISEAS
rs, i,E EISTULA 81 or EVERY DESCRIPTION, SCALn
HEAD. WENS, POLYPUS OF TIE NJSE
Or in any other part of the body. .
TUnORS AND SIVELLINGS
Of every description, and without the use of the knife
OF any surgical Instruments These last named lissa
Ss cannot DC cured by currcspondenco therefore all
h"c" atticAtE must place themselves under the DOctOrs
personal supervision
Dr. Baakce has maIle new liarOYcry oTn e-FlniJ ;,
tiat Will produce absorption Of the "CArAEIr-''und
restore permanent vision to the Eye witlUut rot,rt
to til" knife. All diseases q the
EYES AND EARS
Arc successfully treated without the so Of tho knife
Or. h"Nkce has constantly on hand at
ms oiIce an extensive assortment Of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
AND
TIlMPANERS or EAR DREHS
Which arc suitable for eithor scx and NIL uccs-in,crt
"a III nEo minutes Ear TErMPETs of every tlcslrl-
tho WOrla large assortment of beautiful duEabla m
ARTIFICIAL. HANDS,
With With tho Arm AMI Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL,
FEET, with the Ankle, Leg, aud Knee-Joint Attach.
These articles perfectly natural and adapted for
either seX AMI can he Ecnt by express To any mart of
me world All Kinds Of TrlssCI for Hernia or Rnntnre
VI every description for either and Trusscs par
tculnrly adapted for females in weak condition also
Tor those with PROLAPsUs UTEEI.
Tr; bfakee is one Of the most celebrated and skill
inl yhysiciInS md surgeons now living His fame IN
KNOWN personally in every principal city the world
All letters directed to Dr. BaaEcr must contain ton
Cents to pay postogo and incidental expenses All
Chronic Diseases can lc treated by correspondence
except those mentioned which will require his nor
'sonnl supervision. '''O 'A7 p't-
SW- ogice aours, from 4. MatHM
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
ppFIcE, 7O4 broadway, a few doors aovO Fourth At
9Gll l, 'H NEW Yong CRY
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TERMS OF ADYERTISINGT

wEIrE SOLID LINES OF NoxRARE1r, (oR oSE 1Sc, 81 ~
J=s LESS, GAKE A SoUARE. ~ - .
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CH UReHE Es
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
Wheeling BAPTIST Church. south side Clay between
Disciples Church, Market. between Bilo and Third
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W1ERLINo LoDGR. No. 1ee.

wIEELINo LODGE, Nc. l2s.
Meets first and third Thursday OF each m.onth, cx-
Tet @ June July and August when it meets frst Thurs
w: " Bates, W. NJ, T. IL logan. 8. w, W. C. Hall,
W. T. Melvin, Secretary, 2. A. Brcntlnger, Tre0s
TLsr Po J. A. Clement, S D., C. A. Linck, j, D., j. E
rs7 NAsrERs-J Goshorn, W. j. Dates, I. II. Will
OHIO LODGR, No. 1o1.
Meets iirst and third Mondays of e,ch month.
d, DIner, ". NJ W. j. Houston. s. W.. Al. swcc-
., " M-JaS NIeCuney. Sec William Wilson, Treas,
TvIsr ": hee-on' s. D. Henry OFT, J. D., ~ Flack,
PSF p M4srms.-w. p. Wilson, George W. sights,
- u warden, d. Murray, Geo. DuEty.
WHEELING UNION CHAPTER, No. 10.
seets second Monday of each month.
~ Il: Logan. II. p, A. J. Sweeney. X, s. p Brown,
:" -aieCluacy, Treas7 DR.. G. Baird, Jr-, Sec.
O. st w si;I- u; P-J. Goshorn, W. Scott, j. s. Wheat
WHEELING CoNISIANDARY, No. l.
VI SleGts forrti. Monday in eacl, month.
,,., n r. q BATES T. c. ]. H. Williams Oenl A. j. Svee-
G. = GN ~. W; r. Wilson. P- Geo. Baird Jr, Recorder,
Bates ss' c-eeorge W. sights, L H williams, v. J.
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SPECIAL NoT1cEs Double the above rates. -l,5
. early Advertising on reasonable terms. accor,
d 10 the space occupied and the numbero Of CHANCES
from transient persons or Strang
prescribed by law ~ - - '- 'fS
s1sner Cards not exceeding five lines SO perycnr
or 80 ior si5 months but for nothing
the PrtTiicGeof Annual Advertising Is limited TO
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the bencft Of other persons ns
well as all legal advertisements and advertisements
OF auction sales and real estate sent in by them must
bc paid for ut the usual rates. -
Advertisements not accompanied With Ivrittep
accordingly. H. .r... ~ :. ffl - -: f1 SN
cases at full rates. 90 - "'
Marriages. Notices of Funerals, and announcements
of Sermons, so cents each. 49, novII5a
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Howe's Scales.
p. g. HILpRETH & RRolas

ifEtai 5.s NO'-O . 1Un1nSSGEGets IL
s llE $50 Wheeling, Wa.
A RE AGENTS FOR IIoVTE,S IMPROVED WEIGH
n ing scales Hay aud Cattle Scales Portable Tror
ESSSr and DoTfnant NHrchcuse Scales from 100 10
NIRhISIA STATE. AGRICULTURAL Fur PEIERsErE...
Nov. >. lshS first clnss Diploma ayarIcIi In ths
Virginia State Agricultural Sociciy iIbcro ieS!cs
nave been inlTodurcd in Virginia hut two weeIS in
Which time they have received FIRST CLASS UiPLoSI
and two TIRsr CLASS NLpALs, and arc approved and
recommended by all who have cxaIDined them. Cali
and SEQ Them at 214
ssss +. c. HILDRETH & REc's- IS Aialn St.
aiig22-'Sa d&w -
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MP. Willis and Company of Friends.
In the number of the.H Home Jou,auI com
ing to hand on Saturday, there is pleas
ing Idlewild letter from Mr.. Nat. Willis,
giving an account of visit which he and
party of friends took it into their heads
the other day to pay to snnnyside-the
residence of the venerable and genial
Washington Irving. It's written in Will
lis best style.
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O. F. S tifel,
III MANUFACTURER OF '
TIN& SHEET ] IRON WARE
aousefurnishing Hardware

IT AS on HAND AVERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
o. loGsef9ruishing Goods part of his stock
porcelain; Watcr filters Waitrrs Tcscan;stcr4 Mas
scr patent minute FrcczerA Old Dominion Cofct-ppts
blTd c'gr Cutlery britannia nnil Black Tin Ware rim
heI anu Enumclet Hollow Ware. :IIrnss Kettles Gc .
tiS requests of his customers and the public .ncr
any. particular attention to his Water coolorS and
Ient lrccZer II amy one wishes save Ice: aud the
Hid dominion C0flcN Pot makes the best coffee AMI
Roon will pay in saving coffee '''N
Also on hand very large assortment of his own
manufactured Tin Ware wholesale and RETAIL ANY
articles not on hand will be made to at the
notice and Mt reasonable prices
4D-ERGIT C-i!SS ALJI.tTIS ON HAND
Those IN want of Housekeeping Goods will do we'll
10 call on him. His articles too numerous to men
ION Those who call will find most every article for
fitting out fine huuacholl q + sTTPFI -
my28s5e-lGm No. 1T3 Main St, Wheeling. yn,
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COVINGTON NEWS.

CIRCUIT Court YEsrERDAy.-The Circuit
Court convened yesterday, Judge Mooar presiding
The following Grand Jurors weIo sworn, and, after
receiving charge the Judge retired e Their
Riggs, j. A. Goodson, ID. 7. Rust, J. v. Feathers,
Scott, G. Horton and II. 4. Longmore. They ad
journed for the dav without returning any present.
ments or indictments.
CoMMEt CEMENT DocKET.-The following criminal
business was transacted:
Ann aurdy held over on q peace-wsrrant dis
SoSas Gsaoy
Bennett and j. j.. Marshall, misdemeanoTs,, filed
away with the privilege of commencing again should
ssspns ss sses ssnds1Rt s dSRsi led jury
found guilty and sentenced to pay fine of$2O Com
%td IN default Of
capias for fine Issued; John Butler, lie entered al
fter the jury had been sworn; VIM. Winter misde
fined S2o Capias for fne Issued His trial was held
SsTs his an pfa t. spPs&r nj
meanor; Jury was impapneled and the testimony
heard, but the Court adjourned before hearing the
argument Of thscounsel' The case Will DO conoiude''
Equity DockEr.--Tho, Commissioner filed reports
in sixteen cases. which have been set for conhrma'
Guernsey vs. sSinfis; TiCbis w. Tibbits; Butler 1s
Grier, 1861.
PROBABLE M6RDER.---A few days since q
man was fouud on vacant lot on Thirteenth street,
badly wounded and nearly frozen. He was taken to
the Poor -house where every attention was paid him
he died. His name Is William Charles, and his resi-
dence was Pittsburg, whence he came about two
weeks ago, On arriving here ne visited drinkine
establishment, in connection with several others
when all became intoxicated Shortly after Charles
went cut to the lot In which he was aferward found
and after remaining short time, assaled by hi:
drunken companions. who beat him severely, makipp
several gashes In his head from the effect o. which
tive, and in search Of employment He leaves wife
andchildren 10 Pttsburs, in destitute circumstances
COuRr REpoRrs.--We are under obligatiouI
to Mr. Ellis and his associates, deputies in the Clerk
Ofce for assistance in making out our report OF tb
doings of the Circuit Court.
VAGRANTs.- Several vasrants were dis
charged es,et day By Mayor Foley, on their paro
Of h01Icr, thsy pronisins % lsAvs the city.
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SCHOOL BOARD.

Tho Board me! at the usual hour, President
hl1g In the chair, Minutes ofthe previous meeting
read and approved, WV
PuRsITUAE AND STOVE
A new stove was ordered for the Ftfth District,
and some furniture ia the Eighth
coNGREss-sTRRET SCHOOL.
The Board voted to dismiss tue Congress street
School on Thursday evening next In order TO permit
an exhibition on Friday.
.4r INCREAsR OF SALARIES. tlag
MIR, Powers moved to discharge the Oomialits. on
Salaries from the further Of the subject
" increasing tho salaries OF the Principals of the
High Schools. After some discussion the motion was
withdrawn, aud the subject made the special order
for three weeks from last night. - 80
,-.r HOLIDAYS. tsr
On motion the schools were ordered 10 commenc
on the third day Of Januay NEXT after the holiday
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RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio came to stand on Sunday night
subsequent to the preparation Of our river article,
and after began to rise and up TO last evening
dewelled about foot This rise Is but temporary,
and tits probable the watsr will commence to de-
cline again very soonperhaps before the day
is over
ing the snow fell, but much Of 1t melted as rapidly as
II reached the earth y s probable that IN day or
tw we shall have considerable Ice here as boats that
arrived yesterday report heavy ice running down 90
far as Gallipols. Upward bound steamers If heavily
burgs matter Of little consequence, however, as the
freight in that direction y light.
The business &C the landing was fairly active yes.
terday, the offerings OF freight being made for all
ports but New Orleans. The rates are as follows:
Pittsburg Cotton 75o.: Molasses, 75c.; Whisky,
eOc; Flour, 3Oc.; Pork and Lard, 400. Pound
fsi fNashSiisGwSisEy, s pc per bril-, M Ale. 4Oc. Pound
ST. Louis-heavy Pound Freights, &c. per 100 lbs;
Whisky and Oil, S5c per BRIL-; Stoves, 25o Ale, 6Oc
IN New orleans Whisky and OIL sOs Flour sOc Pork
zsc.; Bacon Butter, Cheese, &s $50; per 100 lbs;
head Pound Freights, 3Oc.
STEAMBOAT RFaIsrKa.
ARRIVALS. -suni lay - Magnolia, Msysyillo; Ohio
No. 2, Marietta; Telegraph Louisville. Monday
Jacob .Strader, Louisville; Lighttoot, Nashville;
arch, New Orleans; Forest Queen, Madison; y. ].
Maclay, st. Louis; Dunleith and Virginia Home,
Neville; Undine, Arkansas River; Liberty, Wheel
bEgARrgREs, = Sunday Telegraph. Louisville
Monday -Jaco6 Stradsr. houisvi!lei ohio No. ma.
% ssi SSSi:1 sfSa:Ia vssas asn:
Uotil1og
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River News.

ST. LOUIS, December 19--M.--Rivsr risen
five inches since Saturday and still rising slowly.
There is no ice running. The river Is nov lower
feet inches in the channel TO Cairo.
Weather quite COOL with indications Of snow.
PlTIsBURG, December lg-M-Riyer , feet inches
by the pier-mark, and rising slowly.
Weather cloudy and damp.
LOUISVILLE December lg-P. M,-The river is ris
ing slowly, with scant So feet water in the Canal
Showing fast. Mercury 81 deg.
ST. Louis, December la-P. M.-River stationary,
An arrival from below reports the channel cut out,
making FIVE feet steamboat water between. here and
Cairo. Weather cold and clear
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, December 19-Dr. Fowlkes,
President Of the Pacific Railroad, leaves here for
Philadelphia, via Memphis. to.morrow, to consqm
gar Thompson, - ef P6iIadeiphia. as President. Col,
samuel Tate, Of Memphis, Land Commissioner and
Hon. V. X. Stevenson, of Nashville, General Agent
Of the Company. The stock sales reported to Presi
dent Fowlkes by the different States amount to
$4,000 This to be applied to the construction OF
the road. The Company o stock. book closed with
continual offers for the whole of the unsold stock OF
the Company at par.
The Texas legislation is of favorable character,
and the anticipated prospects Of the company are
is regarded by capitalists as solid reality Presi-
dent Fowlkes's achievements silence the rebuke oi
grand public dinner in his honor The new oreani.
1ation inspires public confidence. rE
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Latest by Telegraph to Queenstown
Additional Foreign News.

LONDON, December 8.--The Tfmes's city
article Of Wednesday evening says:
The English funds are again very buoyant to day,
aud nearly all descriptions of securities have like
wise shown an upward tendency.
There has been demand in the discount market,
and the tone was good to the last.
The Directors OF the Great Eastern Conn pany, find
ing themselves unable to present their statement ia
time, have postponed the meeting Of the sharehold
ers until Jannary7.
The Daily News says that, in the meanwhile with
view to provide for Meeting the Company's 1abil
tiles, the Board has arranged to aiss the money upon
the security of the vessel, Or in other words, to
mortgage her.
PARIS, Wednesday. The rates for bills discounted
by the Bank Of France have advanced consider ably
Funds are less active, but steady.
Rsntes 9Qf, S5c,
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A UCTION sALE.-JACOB GKAFF 4

IN CO., will sell on FRIDAY AFTERNOON and
EVENING, December 23 at two and seven O'Clock,
in Pixies Opera Building, q Largo and Splendid Col
lection Of Oil Paintings which have been selected
with great care and on the most favorable OCCASIONS
imported from Europe recently by Mr.. T.. A Toll
man, comprising valuable original pictures by emi-
nent living artists, and ms copies OF of the
most celebrated pictures by old masters, now ia the
different galleries Of Enrofe Among the subjects
Subjects. Conversational Pieces Architectural and
Street Views in different European cities, Cattle
Pieces, Marine Views, Game, Fruit and Flowot
and style, subject and tinish-the whole forming Il
is believed Of the beet collections ever offered iu
this CITY. The attention of the lovers of good Pic
lures ia respectfully invited to this sale.
~T Gallery open to the public day and evening,
from Wednesday morning, unit Ill the time of sale
de1D JACOB GRAFF, Auctiouser
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AUCTION SALES

A UCTION SALE-BY KELLOGG Il
cA WILLIAMS Sales -reoms Nos. az and "a Mast
fhird,street. Large Pawn: brokers sale, and the
last of the season. On.THURSDAY MORNING De-
cember 22 at half past nine o'clock large STOCK of
uuredeemed Pledges, Of Gentlemen and Ladies
Wearing Apparel OF all kinds, and seasonable; Gold
and Silver Watches, Chains, Lockets and rich Jew
elry; Guns, Pistols, &c.
AtSO-0ne Acromatic Telescope, of seven feet
rieiy of other Goods. -
de20 A. KELLOGG, Auctioneer.
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LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.

DANCE vs.. Gross 4 Dietrich. Heard by
Judge Hoadly on demurrer to the petition, and
taken under advisement.
Executor Of Langtry VS.. Paul, Before Judge
Sorer to recover for services rendered by L. as book
keeper and salesman. Verdict for defendant
8. Baninger vs.. G. #. Schaftstal and r. B. Kasting.
uit against maker and indorser OF note Verdict
for plaintiff.
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AUCTION sALE.-BY THOMAS

a u CTlON SA l. Es--BY THOMAS
IN JOHNSTON, in Sales rooms, No. % Main street,
next TO Trust Company Bank k.-Large Positive sale
Of Dry Goods; Tailors' Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hate,
msncing at haf.past nine o'clock will be sold with
ont any reserve $50 lots of Seasonable Dry Goods
among which are many desirable goods.
ALS0-Large stock Of Merchant Taiiors and
Ulothiers' Goods. among which are fns Cloths Cas-
simeres and Satinsts, fine Ovsrcoatings Vestngs
trimmings &c.
ALS0-Balance of stock of a Furnishing house,
among which are fine Uundershirts and Drawers,
iloves Mitts Stocks, Wool Jackets, Cravats, Scar,
Ladies' Man tllas and Cloaks, Drapery, Gowns, Sc
ALS0-Large invoice of Dress Goods, Sbawls,
Country Socks, fine Scarfs, Muffs, l2-4 Blankets
heavy White and Blue aiackinaw do.
r ALSO-WEDNESDAY MORNING, December q,
at ten o'clock, l25 cases prime Boots, Shoes and Bro
gans.
del9 o. THOMAS JOHNSTON, AuctiOnefr
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From RrownsyIlle,

NEw ORLEANs, December 19.--Browusvil!e
adyces have been received to the l4th inst,
Tho town is now defended by 300 men.
Cortinas has received reinforcements, but no fight
had taken place since.the prsyiou, advices,
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OITY N f w 8.

NOrICE.--0ur patrons, living on the route
north Of Eighth-strset and east Of Main, who
were disappointed In receiving their papers
yesterday, will be regularly served hereafter,
BY new carrier, who takes charge of the
route. Having to learn the whereabouts of
subscribers, he will not be enabled to deliver
them as early to-day as usual, but tomorrow
they may be looked for at tho accustomed
hour.
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FOR RENT.

E10R RENT--HOUSE-5l Jackson street,
~ between Twelfth and Thirteenth. three story
brick house. with rooms in good order. Inquire at
40. 10 East Pearl. street. $40 per month. de2tb'
Ev0R RENT--ROOMS- Board, two
IL unfurnished rooms on second Hoor In private
family, Location central Address W. j., at this
office. del9bs
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Democratic Caucus.

WASHINGTON, December 19.--The Demo
cratic Senators spent several hours In caucus, ths
morning, on the subject Of Public Printer, but ad
Journed without making any nomination, there be-
ing conflicting views.
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A UCTION sALE.-BYs. q. HUB

n UCTIUN A L E.-BYS. g. HUB.
IABARD, at Trade Sale-roomro. 81 West Fifth ct.
up stairs. Assignee's Sale continued. Holiday and
miscellaneous Books at Auction, On WEDNESDAY
EVENING, December q, at seven o'clock, will be
sold by Catalogue, large and splendid collection Of
Standard Works In Poetry, Literature and Science,
beautifully Illustrated and Embellished 10 rich and
elegant binding, suitable for Presentation Books,
with variety ofvaluable Miscellaneous Works, &C.
N B.-Catalogues will be published on Wednesday
morning. The Books are now open for examination.
8. HUBBARD, AuctioneeI,
). b. KEYS, Assignee. de20h
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CINCINNATI MABKET-prcrMpxs 10

FLOUR-Tbe market was quite dull to day, and
we heard Of no sales worthy Of note We quote su
perfine at s. 305 40 and extra at 81 40a5 5O choice
white wheat must be quoted at s. 6Oa5 rs. The re-.
cepts are moderate.
WHIsKY-The demand Ia good, and the market
unchanged sales of l,7t0 barrels at 22fc including
that from wagon.
HOGS-The receipts since Saturday not being OK
ceesive The feeling to-day, both regards bnyers
and sellers, was decidedly hrmer, and toward the
close advance of25c, per GENITAL was established
The sales were;