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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02

eggs . hbs butter cks pork Schneider 4 Wise. 8
bbls beans DO eggs Il do butter q Hwitchell &co
is Pc PCS tagging 70 cs rope HiIisrd, Summers SEQ
6 bxs drugs o Woodnian rs ties hams P Willard
&co. 10 do A H May &co. 15 do R Brown Sco. :,
Do 3 Geddes. 90 pcs bagging g Gallagher 20 do
Brander, Hubbard &co. 20 do pork Payne d Harri
SON. 100 do Rotchford, Brown &co.- II mules 20
horses, 1854 head cattle, 405 sheep, and sundres to
order.
BAYOU SARA. Steamer Capitol 70 bales cotton
Smith, Harris &co. s do Fellowes &co, "a bbls mo-
asses w D Urquhart. 9 hhds sugar bbs molas-
SEES F J Dasilva Aco. 30 hhds sugar to W b Mont
gomery. IS do 152 bbs molasses Miltenherger &co
10 hhds sugar so bb!s molasses Green q Crnmp. 10
2 hf bbs molasses Wright, Allen eco. rs hhds sugar
a bbls mclasses G & B s Kicks &co II hhds sugar
so bbls molasses Bellocq, Noblom &co. "a bbls mo
pras SO Sos cotton seed and sundes to order Total
IA bales cotton 214 hhds sugar 446 bbs moasses hf
bbls molasses. [=-s--5=-a-57ss,55-zs
Elatboats. ---=
PITTSBURG Steamer Conestoga. Left Pittsburg,
on Jsn Sd, with atboats Of coal in tow lost boat
200 miles above New Orleans and landed s boat
loads Of coal at the Willow Grove.
Is Te,lp ;F Railroads: saisti +
N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. From Canton !. 10 bales cotton to
Walker, Hutchingson &co. 46 Robson & Allen. "a
R Adams eco. s Block, McAfiee &co. - Frerson,
Conway &co q Fellowes eco. 20 Lewis y Oglesbyl
40 Thornhil Geo.. SO Rotchford, Brown &co. %
Hughes, Hyllested &co g Patton Smith Y Putnam
IL Ryrne Vance eco. ID Coleman, Britton &co.
IS Carroll, Hoy &co. q Harris y Levi. Il do Wright,
Allen Geo. 81 A n Hopkins. 20 Holloway & Smith.
~ Harding, Abbay Aco; Y Gordon u. y +,
Champlin. % FFiedlander Y Gerson. 2 D Morgan.
SO Warren, Gilmore Geo Total 545 bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02

nmpoFxs. a
pRAzOS SANTIAGO via INDIANOLA. Steam!
ship Gen Ruek. III 800 specie it, Jno Marks Goo !.
$500 a Y Heine $1,000 + Phelps sS,2os p
.Cnmef dec. q, 500 widow "A Costa q 500 Preau
4 Couterie, 900 Talamon &co .$73S PedIeauville
4 Bros $50 Pulp 4 Ayandano. Total VI 045. lot
hides Preau Couteie IS horses II turtles to order
!. .snndtiea to Collector of Customs. j McGinns eco
~ Il Phelps. 80 ~ ~ =
KEY WEST AND FLORIDA PORTS !. Steam
ship Tennessee bales cotton IL cases leaf tobacco
g b Metcalf &c., 4 case do ] A Mitchell. ,4S coses
turtle soup Laughlin. SSH 5S specie to Moreno
Aco. Nv s Donnelly Gco. y I Belknapp. Rodgers,
Woodall eco. 49, 5.ss.. .,,sS..s35,s.
NEW YORK, via Tortugas and Key West. Brig
Enterprise 800 bbls cement to order discharged at
Fort Taylor 1900 bbls cement 100 pes iron so bales
hay 100 bushels oats. Gs a ssg
TAMPICO Brig Fsparanza. go bales sarsaparilla
to F Camerden. .5S do F Fee. lot fruit to master.
SAVANNAH. .Schr Transit, .403 cks rice s L l.
L Levy. SO do to order. % bags peas Poole Geo.
Is pkgs mdse Lockett
y CHARLESTON. Brig Time. IA casks rice D
Seaman Geo. 9S do Chapman Jr. .5s do 1856 sacks
peas d E L Levy. 3 pigs mdse GLADDEN. h Sick
as .373 casks rice 262 bags peas 10 pkgs mdse and
sundries to order
NEW YORK Ship Jno Stewart, $50 bbls cement
'l46 tons coal 1l6 tons hay.
KINGSTON, IA. Brig Princess S97 bags coffee
sl6 do pilnento IL ptncheoU rum to order. #
h PALERMO Bark Francisco. .2sss boxes oranges
900 do lemons 26 60 prunes 8 pipes wine and sunds
to r Tramontani ,&co. 49, sals,s , az ,,ss
HAVANA. Brig, Peter NOVEL;. sc bales tobacco
IA Costa &co. "a cases sweetmeats Plaggio Il Viasca
do N Lacoste eco. 20 bales was bbls segars Cra-
mer; &co! Is cases segars Cucnll & Mexia i do A A
Canon. i do w H Wilson. 2 do Ferrer eco. Il do P
Guma Ac0. i do ] Durel q do bxs do Ramayossa
&co 8 bbls honey l bale wax P Cusachs Bros. 20
bgs almonds and sund's Tenteror & Falgo 10 boxes
Goldfish ] Barbea. lot fruit Sever.
y MOBILE. Schr Helena. 430 baskets oil 226 cases
paint 100 bxs wine Dbl / tc cheese Plaggio 4 vi
osca 100 bbls pitch G Bogart. 50 hbls turpentine
II ] Smith Goo.
y PENSACOLA Schr Aurelia, go bales cotton to
Harris Levi 10000 # lumber 10000 laths Cregter
Bachelor &co. n ~ IN
1 MOBILE Il. Steamer California SO bales cotton
to order % Ridgell, Dennis &co. ~ Rves, Battles
Il Noble, l5 Tarleton, Whiting Tulls, i Farley,
Jurey &co and sundries to order. Total 1872 bales
cotton.
COAST sloop Belona !. 2s hhds sugar 40 bbls mo-
lasses to order. FSts 5ss si
& COAST .Schr Elodie. As hhds sugar to order.
COAST. .schr E s Luper. .ss hhds sugar 40 bbls
molasses TO order. ie So Z 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02
A L BA N A RIVER.

T ZEE q LEAvITT,S PATENT CIRCUL Ar SAW
II MILL with Ndrcross' Rocker Boxes Stearns Patent
Eccentric Head Block.
This Mill fully third stronger both in iron and wood
work much superior has given better satisfaction
thar any Circular Mill heretofore in use. 5I
Norcross Patent consists suspendng the that
have lateral vibration and when thrown Of line will re-
itself by the action If driving belt and the
of the by which it ia sustained while the
time the has lateral play in a boxes and h made
while operations matter Of importance when the
nsoiion is rapid as in Circular Saw Mills.
Stearns Patent consists enabling the log
ways with and with accuracy, thereby saving
wages making work than Mills with the usual
head blocks Hf.'
twenty-five of these Mills in ready for delivery
with from 48 to ~ inches In diameter also, several
Double Mills with Top Saws, and full assortment Of the
=" Young Americ iron frame Mills. For sale by
n e5g5 8. II. GILMAN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02

Leaves every SATURDAY, at12M
r. FOR ATTAKAPAS.-rhe fast
l@A4ktAs passenger packet f.. M, BickneliS
Abe Smith, master, will leave above, taking
freight ST. Marlinsvile New IBERIA Cenervie Frank
lin, Patteronvile Brashear City, Bayou B9u Fer freight
yIRGINIUs C. DgNTZEL,
fe3 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02

Observation-Disclosures BER-1
TX TX narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and dressed
10000 feet N N wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongred and grooved.
100000 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
s n ING, tongued and grooved. e.
l00 900 feet wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CRLING
tongued and grooved
20 900 feet X dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, edged.
10000 feet dressed WEATHERBOARDS
rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting of inch
Boards Weatherboards. scaning. Joists, etc.
$4,000 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Lahs and Shingles
q
Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Moudings, ETC., etc.
For sale the lowest market prices in lots to suit pur
chasers, by SIMPSON 4 DORR,
se3O " New Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02

Leaves on SATURDAY, 5lh int, at5PM.
~ r. H G u II s. II. LOUIS AND
l@AEIA3sS Missouri River Pscket-The fine and elegant
regular passenger Gamer Alonzo Child.
B. Holland master, will sayafor ST. Louis Missouri River
Cairo, Hickman Memphis and all intermediate landings as
above. For freight or passage apply on board.
YIRGIHIUS u. DENTzEL,
fel as Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02

d Leaves SATURDAY. I2sh ipat ct r. N. e.s-s
"A, SHREyEr0RT AND NEW ORLE
PASSENGER steamer National. r. 9; Monsom-
you Grand Ecore Camp.e Ais1andria Nornans Berbn's
and all way landings For further Information freight
p''S's' ~ff' a. t. KouNs BROS, From street
AA plan Of hcr cabin teen, secured
to distance BY Dispatch or letter. s. application
hca Of the agents 80 u Jazz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02

Lsavss on TUESDAY, 9th Feb., At sP. n.
sHMEyEPORT AND NEW
md magnificent passenger packet steamer
shreveport Grand Bsyol, Gsmpts Ecore.
Alexandria Eornnars Barbins and al andingA For
to g. l. KoUgs BROS. Agents. Front street.
plan Of her cabin be and sAteroom, secured
Of the agents, fe2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02

Leaves on SATURDAY, 9th inst, t5P. u.
~ SHREVEPORT AND NE w Or
leans T,5-wsskly Packet Lirs--The sisrd
Tour0 G. W Ewing master, will leave above, for Shreve
port Grand Bayou Campte, Grad Ecore, Alexandris Nor
MANS Basbns all landings For further insormatop
= VIRGINIUS O. DENTZEL, i
fe2 57G45 Advertising Agent. !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02

Leaves on THURSDAY, Feb. 10th, ss5r;M:
i, ~ SHREyEPORV. AND NEW ORLE-
l@4aS ans Tr Weekly Packet Iine.Thc and mag,
nihcent passenger packet steamer b. 4.
Hodge, John Smoker, will Shrsys-
port Grand Bayou Grand Eeore Csmpts, Alexandria, Nor
For further information and freight passage apply
board, or to g. \. KOUNS BROS, Agent, y
tll3. a., '5,t II ss5f - No. 2Frout street.
plan Of her cabin be sean, secured
Gee of the agents. ia22
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02
ATT A K A p A s.

Leaves every TUESDAY. st q O'Clock >;
4. ~ FOR ATTATKAPAS.--viaP PLAQUE
mine-The regular Atakapas packet Ceres y.
y j. Labarthe master, will Be ready to receive
freight Monday for St arinsvlle, New IBERIA jean
erss Charsnon, Franklin Centervis Patersonvle and
all intermediate ports on the route.
All business entrusted her will BIZ promptly attended
to-. For further particulars apply on board. Ze
]. j. Labarthe takes This opporun of returning his
thanks public and his friends their liberal pa0nage
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZET., =
Jas s.,, 4 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02
WEIR. MISSISSIPPI.

. ~. THE sPLENDiD STEAMER
l@AD{&t Kate Howard, +. F. Gross, master NJ.
= HiImrd, clerk, leaves New Orleans every We'd
Plaauems Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Waterloo, Bayou
Sara, Poine Coupee Mofganzi, Tunca, Wamsport, Red
river Landing Fort ADAMS and all intermediate landings
Returning will leave Bayou Sara every Wednesday, the
on board. . . ..
vIRGINIUs G. DENTZEL.
- Capt Gross having chartered s Kate Howard FOR the
whole she Will regularly TO Fort Adams during
whole year. -.
Leaves every MONDAY at5P n. and FRIDAY 10 A. NJ.
REGULAR TWICE WEEK
Manchac, Piaquemne, Bayon Goala New River
onadsonve and the Coa-The splendid passenger
Meteor, Benjamin H. Orr, master, Lonis Bouchereaud.
clek leaves New Orleans MOND AY, ats P. NJ, and
every TUESDAY at u and every sATU tDAY at ID 4.
NJ, coming the from Donadsonvlle every WE'D
FESDAY and in daylight For freight passage
apply on board, or to ...-....-.5.l r..
a. % and % Front street.
80 fVIRGIEIUS q. DENTzEL4.
jal0 Advertising Agent. /
Leaves every SATURDAY, at O'Clock p. NJ.
THE SPLENDID STEAMER Golden
Age, ". McGombs master lin the place Of the
y steamer Bella Donna) will commence her regu
lar above leaving New Orleans Saturday
Plaaueine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Waterloo Bayou
Sara Ponts Coupee Morganzia, Tunca, Wiamsport Red
River Landing, Fort Adams and all intermediate landings
Peiusning, will leave Bayou Wednesday the
val Of the from Woodyie For freight apply
= HOLMES 4 CLAUss,
jy2a 6m 16 Thouptoulas street. N. o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02
CILDING, PLATING AND BROWNING BY
Vt GALVAE0PLAsTY, with Process Of TIMING,


law NOTICED HAVE RESUMED THE PRAC
tce Of my profession and At Office, No. u
myis IL NM REYNoLDs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-02
Caucus Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. The members of
Congress in Pennsylvania, opposed to the
present Administration, held Caucus last
evening ut the St. Lawrence Hotel, for the
purpose of adopting measures to secure
an carly organization of the House of
Representatives. Sixteen members were
present, all of whom were from the vari-
Gus districts in the State outside of the
city
Much surprise was expressed at the alb
sence of the city delegates. Some of the
members from the interior desired the
delegation to unite, and select candidates
for the speakcrship, printer and clerk, but
a majority were opposed to any such &C
ton, aud when the delegation met, reso-
luton, after considerable discussion, was
adopted, to invite all the members of the
House opposed to the Administration to
meet them in Washington, on Friday even
ing, for the purpose of uniting upon can
didates for the various offices to be voted
for on Monday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-02
Cattle Market.

5. NBw 7 ORR, Dec The average .olan-
tity of Beef offered at the cattle smarket
this week was better than has been q Ffss,rcd
during the fall months, and sales were
readily offered at from & to- lOGI l03. With
selections ut higher rates; first dnalify.
cattle yesterday brought loG9Io,25 and
inferior quality G,50@I7. At Albany, Bal
tlmore and the western cities rates are sad
to be improving and higher prices are be-
ing paid for all desirable offerings
The demand for mich cows continued
moderate and prices ranged from $40 to IS.
Veal calves were in more animated de-
1mand and full rates were. realized on all
grades except inferior; prices were from
50 to g. Sheep and Lambs continued in
request at fulleprices and are sold as fast
as they arrive. The demand for Swine
was fair at prices ranging from ~ to o..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-02
From Cincinnati.

CINcISNATI, Dec. 1.-The Democratic
elections yesterday for the delegates to
the District Convention resulted almost
unanimously for the friends of Douglas.
The Post Master and Surveyor of the
Port were beaten in their own wards.
On Thursday last officer Reany arrested
a man on the Ohio and Mississippi train,
having counterfeit los on the Canal Bank
of New Orleans. The officer obtained pos
session of papers showing that party of
eleven men had left Cairo for New Orleans
with Sl2o,oOo of this counterfeit for cir
culation in the South. 4 party of men
of the same gang were arrested at st.
Louis but discharged.
On the 18th Third street bank received
81, 200 from the Philadelphia Bank in ex-
change for gold. The notes were forward
ed to Philadelphia. a despatch was re-
eeived yesterday that they were counter
feits. Two thousand of the same notes
were found in another Third street bank
yesterday. --..----
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-02
Disunion Resnlntinns

COLUMBIA, Dec. In the House of
Delegates on Wednesday,, the following
resolution was offered:
. RssoiDed, That the State of South Caro-
lima is ready to enter, together with the
other slaVeholding States, or such as de-
sire present action, into the formation of a
Southern Confederacy.
RESOLVED, That the Governor he request
ed to forward this resoluti IN to the Execu-
tive of the Southern States.
Another resolution was offered, asking
official information of thccondition of the
State Nrsenals, arms, ammunition, the
number of men, the style of the arms, &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-02
.BY TEI.EGRNnnr.

PHILADELPHIA; Dec. 1.-Fluur firtner. saIes oF 7OO
TUa: superilno ut S525@5.3Tl tho latter being M
eies't; SS,i 5tp5ST extra nnd So G5tn =
O eAtS family and fancy. Wheat Is in fair demand.
SaS OF SOOO bus MT 81 for red and 81 ii nr
e sells OH arrival at 90 for Pennsylvania nnl oS @
IcaMaTe. Corn scarce: prime dry now yellow IL in
9Siluno " an advance Of 12c; sales OF 600 Inns ~
sales at 26@R27. ""iSAy ID oui5
=, HALTiMoRE, Dec. Flour lt7u; Howard Street and
Ohio S5S7 Wheat huOyNnt Mt 81 6i ~ ai,a
amp rs for rel Corn dull: new white 73
yellow a. Whisky dull at 26 no sales prnvjSionS
unchanged. Groceries quiet. ''''il'
New YORK, Dec. Cotton firm with an ir,nro,.,,
iseiihg; 2SOO bales sold mt 11GDIlLS. for mpI4,S
Flour declined 5GpOc; sales 1880 IBIS Mt 81 IESS S6
Tor state, S5tOGG5,70 for Ohio and S5G5ES5 az e.
southern Wheat heavy and declined lGE2c: sni,.
32,OOO bushels Milwaukee Club at 81 :s;6L i25 60
nrm; GALES 10000 bushels ut 91@92c for old ycIin,r
PORK hTin Mt SlOl214 for mess and Sll 81 Il FIR nr,o
Coffee firm at 1134G122. MOasses 0ni;t Int Fr,,;
ut 32c Oats lower at 4O@46 Dressed Hogs ,i,,Ii NJ
6zm7! Pig Iron quiet at S23 25 Others lniI an,
unchanged FrCights on Cotton to Liverpool iaI
CINCINNATI Dec. 1.-Thera Ia no cl,anrc in tho ~;
ces oil Flour but the market is inactive Wheat ia
very hrn Mt Sllb@yl,lS for red and 81 "a for nrino
red Though there Is not much competition TO-DAY in
the market. Corn and other grains unc,nn6,ej
Whisky advanced to DC and steady pork--n,nsS IL
less firm and there is slight decline: Bacon firm
unchanged in price Hogs not quotaGIy lower Int
the large receipts and bad weather make n tnT"o
market Exchange drawing pretty freely mt * nor
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-02
Mexican Ne,w1r,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The Tennessee
mails which arrived here to-day, brought
letter from an entirely reliable source.
saying that the Cabinet of the Liberal
Government are united in their views, and
there is every reason to believe that they
viii agree to the pending treaty with the
United States. So hopeful is the writer,
that he adds, it will be received in this
country very soon after tue meeting of
Congress.
There is no truth in the newspaper re-
ports that Junrcz intends asking for imme-
diate American armed intervention i
rumor was. however, prevalent at Vera
Crux, just before the Tennessee left. tbat
the MirnmOn Government was about to
make overtures to our own, but its truth
was strongly doubted,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-02

kES~THE USE OF DIR. HosTErTER's Srox-
Acn BITTERs for Dyspepsia, Flatulence,
Heaviness of the Stomach, or any other
like affection, is second to none in Amer
lea or abroad. To be able to state conf
IDENTIFY that the "Bitters" are a certain cure
for Dyspepsia and like diseases, is to the
proprietors source of unalloycd pleasure.
1t removes all morbid matter from the
stomach, purifies the blood imparts re-
newsd vitality to the nervous system, Civ
ing 1t that tone and energy so indispensa-
BILE for the restoration of health. The
numerous acknowledgements of its supe-
rior excellence and benefcent results, have
assured the proprietors that it cannot but
prove great cure to the afflicted, and i'm
part vitality to the thorough system.
See advertisement in another column.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-02
pWDr. Hooaand's Celebrated Ger

REEDr. Hoofand's Celebrated Ger
man Bitters, by DR.. c. NJ.
jackson & Co., Philadelphia, will eEectu-
ally cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Chronic Di-
arrh~a, Diseases of the Kidneys, and all
diseases, arising from disordered Liver,
Stomach, or Intestines.
DIR. j. +. ChurchiPs Specific Remedy for
Consumption, Winchester genuine prepara-
ton of the Hypophosphites of Lime and
Soda, made in strict accordance with the
original formula of the discoverer, DR.. j.
F. Churchill, of Paris, for the prevention
and cure of Pulmonary Phthisis and Tu-
bcrcular diseases.
The Celebrated Black .Salrs, for the GER
tain cure of Salt Rhcum, Chillblains, COM
mon Sores, Cracked Hands, Burns, Cuts,
| or wounds of any kind, Bites of Insects.
Piles, Corns and inflammation of the Breast.
Sold by REED & KRAFT, Centre Wheeling
Drug Store, No. 81, corner of Main and Sd
streets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-02
Overland Mail.

ST.. Lorls, Dec. 1.-The Overland mail
of the lth passed Warsaw. NO., 81 miles
west of st. Louis, this evening, but there
being no key to the express or mail bags
at that point, summary of the California
news for the Associated Press could not
be obtained
Dr. Forney, Superintendent of Indian
Affairs in Utah, arrived with the remain-
ing two survivors of the Mountain Meadow
massacre, who served rs witnesses in the
investigation of that affair.
Further intelligence with reference to
the discoveries in East Missouri, confirm
previous reports.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-02

Das~ GONE TO R1oHMoND.-our repre-
sentatives, Messrs. Caldwell, Richardson,
Ellington and Knote, have all gone to
Richmond. Mr.. EdgingtOu, who left yes
terday, was compelled to procure GER
tiicate from the railroad agent here, rec
Ommending him as proper person to
travel through the State.
We mean no disrespect by mentioning
the fact in this connection, but tho four
prisoners sentenced to the penitentiary at
the last term CT the Circuit Court, have also
gone to the Capitol.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-02

BSS~ ST. ANDREWS DAY.-Wcdnesday
being the Both of November, was celebrt =
ted in the different States throughout the
Union, by certain portion ofthe citizens.
st. Andrew was one of the Apostles, sup
posed to have been martyred in the year
&C, in Greece, upon cross in the form of
the letter Y, which is still recognized rs
st. Andrews cross. A supposed relic of
this cross, carried to Brussels, says an
exchange, caused its figure to be adopted
as badge for the Knights of the Golden
Fleece. Some relics of the Apostle him
self, are said to have been carried by a
Greek dcyotee, named st. Regulus, to Scot
land, where they were deposited in u
church built at place which subsequently
became distinguished by the name of st.
Andrews, which place became the seat of
the Scottish primacy; and from this cause
probably, it was that st. Andrew was in
time considered as the patron saint ofScot-
land. In that country, however, st. An
drew's day is not observed in any particu-
lar manner. There is legend connected
with this day, to the effect that maidens,
on the eve of it, sought to learn what sort
of husbands they were have to have, by
praying on these terms: "Oh! st. Andrew,
cause that obtain a good, pious husband;
tonight show me the figure of the man
who will take me to wife" 1t is difficult
to say if the compassionate bowels of tho
saint were moved SO far as to grant the
mNiden's importunate wishes.
Societies bearing the name of st. An
drew in America, are associations of Scotch
men, or those of Scottish descent, for
benevolent purpose-that of giving pecu-
mary relief to such of their brethren as the
society may deem proper objects of it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-02
Commercial.
WHOLESALE MARKET.r.

=
perfinP 94,75. All" Ss'z9' Su
BRCoNs-Common So.
lUETER-ln kegs 96ilU.
1CGKEfS-MHriettn $2no 25 -.r q
SHEEsE-Westcrn Reserve glASlOc
sperm 40c. ~ UP A"c5 S'aF zSci
TALLOW-lO6l2c - - a7a,s-5,
=CoPREE-JHn1Sc:R Rio lalkl61ac-s II .a&
WHEAT.sl,1o@
OATs-35c, -G-l TfFs z5y
REATHERs-lO6p4 Sc; scarce
s11<912 ~ nag Aerel No. .
F FgRsmRaesooa ao@o7Nc.
I!4r-ClovEr 2 ton 50; Timothy SO. 81
lIoPs-7@Sc. dull.
LINE-LOuisYille l,5O
SIoLAssE-Scw Orleans 43c. Smear TTo,,,o 40
GOLDEN SYRUp-S5G57c --01'o roc
NAEAL sTSREs- Turpcntino TCc; Tar SiIS@s.
1IAGs-3Gl31%c
RICE-5@d%
SEEDs-Floxsced 81 90; Clover $5I<.
SoAP-Castte q ID l5GH16c.; Common 56aec
S0GARs-New Orleans &c. in hhd, SIC in hill
STSeFR IS DC. RNppec 22@2Gc.
IEA-Sunpowder 4O(l76c; Imperial 4O0s5c. Nv
son SSS9 IOci Pouchong 25@3Oc; Oolone 3SSS75c -
Aoh4Sco-S twists he; five roII2AG2Sc = :