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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-14

SUMMER AFtRAENGEMENI.
ON and after Monday the April, 1852 rassenge
TRAINS will be run daily as follows:
FiEst-The Great ST. Louis Cincinnati Go
lumbus, Wheeling BenEood, Baltimore ind Washington
City Express leaves Wheeling daily at 1110A. NJ arriving
in baltimore at 450 A. 81, connecting with trains the
Eastern and Southern cities Returning, Baltimore
p NJ arriving at BenWooI at sis and Wheeling at
$50 A. M connecting with the great Western Southwestern
and Express This train only stops for meals
and supplying engine with fuel and water.
Second-The Northwestern, Cleveland Chicago, St. Louis,
Indianapolis. Dayton Cincinnati, Columbus, Wheeling,
BenWood, baltimore and City Express departs
daily except Saturday at 45 pm. arrives Balti
more at p with the trains for the Eastern
and Southern cities Returning, leaves baltimore 72
a. H. and arriving ut Benwood 1850 Wheeling
This train stops at all regular strons East OF Cum
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train leaves
Wheeling daily Sundays at 1885 A NJ, arriving
In Cumberland Mt 6S5 p NJ Returning leaves Cumberland
train stops ut all stations. j.. b. FORD, Agent,
W.P. SAITH, Master OF Transportation.
L, n. Co.'s, Genr Ticket Agent. ap12
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAII,.

Look over the list make up a case Of what kind Won
choose and enclose the amount IN current stamps
the medicine will be duly returned by express free
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PILES.

writing to saws: I have been for time seriously
afflicted with bleeding plies and have regarded
your medicine (Pile specihc), and cured. have
obligations"
Agentieman OF fnyyears, well and favorably known at
piles for twenty Sometimes from excessive emur-
rhage pRin and suffering he reduced the verge
tence confirmed invalid disqualified for any business
md life almost burden It Is needless add that had
t:icd all of remedies doctors to little
purpose ne consulted mo two yearsa and recommend
ed our Pile Specific, with, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
From this he began to improve, and since has
serious turn OF Piles Prom the first month up year
past he had occasionally symptoms Of his old complaint;
ont few doses Of the Pile would dsperse It all and for
Amore brilliant Ssoareely to befound in the
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PRICES.

Pull set go large walls in plain and book, On
Case of 10 numbered boxes and book, On
Case of any numbered boxes and book ........ "a
Single numbered hoxeS, with directions, 95
Single ettered boxes with directions, 50
Large plantation physieians Gaze VIa Is 90
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ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH.
The completion of the Western connections of the Penn.
sylvanin lEail Road to Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE kBETQ1EEN THE EAST
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Bushes, attended % s0ita Despateh and Fidslity.
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Pianos Meodeons, and every kind of musical instru-
ments tuned and repaired.
~ All goods this establishment. nov5
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InconnectIon with the above, L keep every kind of M
establishments and musical merchandise generally.
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TICKETS EASTWARD may be obtained at any of the
Important Rail Road Offices in the Wes any
Of the regular lime of Steamers the Mississippi
Rivers; aud TICKETS WESTWARD at the oi1ces of the
Company in Boston, New York, Baltimore Philadelphia.
Fare alYZaYs low as any Northern Ronte.
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sAML P. HILDRBTH, Agent.
yomce at the Savings Bank of Wheeling.
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AND THE GREAT NORTH WEST.

The connecting of tracks by the Rail Road Bridge at
Pittsburgh avoiding all drayage or ferrtsge of Freight
precIated Shippers Of Freight Travelling Public
PARTIES SHIPPING EASTWARD 4ofH find IL to
thsirG dudntd0c to Ship by this POttt6.
For Freight Contracts Shipping Directions amply to or
address either of the following Agents of the Company.
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address either of the following Agents Of the Company
D. A. STEWART; Pittsburgh;
DOYLE Co., steubenve, o. II. s. PIERoE Co., Zanes-
Vile, o.; J. JOHNSTON Ripley, o.; R. MoNEELY, Maysvle
Ky; oRMsBY CRoPpRR, Por smouth, o.. PADDOCK Co.,
JefIersonve, Ind; III w. brown & Co., Cincinnati, o.
ATHERS& IIIBBEhT Cincinnati o r. O. MELDRUN, Madison
Ind WILLIAM BINGHAM, Louisville, KY; p G.. O'RILEY
o., Evansville, Ind. N W; GRAHGN& Co, Cairo H.; n. F.
Sass ST. Louis, Mo- JOHN H. HARRIS, Nashville Tenn HAIR
nUST Memphis, Tenn; CLARxX Co., Chicago Iii
w. II. H. KOoHTz Alton, Ill MURPHY VALE, Dubuque,
Iowa. to Freight Agents Of Rail Roads different points
in the West.
The Greatest Facilities offered for the Protection
and Speedy Transportation Of Lice Stock,
And for persons
travelling in charge thereof
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TRANsPO RT ALTON.
Baltimore and ohio Rail- Road


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Cash GAPIFhL. $1,000. 900.

ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPA1RED.
NET SURPLUS OF $942, l8I.72,
And the prestige of 40 years success and experience
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P A S S EN- G Err T RAIN S
r,r,r1ur 1.., u1rrsurnnc. M N, r,.rzr go.

Connecting direct in the Union Depot at Pittsburgh with
Through Trains from all Western Philadelphia
New York, Boston, Baltimore and Washington City;
furnishing facilities for the of
surpassed, for speed and comfort by any other route
Express and Past Lines through to Philadelphia with
out change Of Cars Conductors.
Smoking Cars are attached to each train; WoolruG's
Sleeping Oars to Express and FastTrnns The
Mail and Fast Line excepted
Daily Trains connect direct for New York. Trains
connect for Baltimore and Washington.
Mail Pittsburgh at "A. b., arrives in Phla-
delphIa at5 p. ~, Baltimore at p NJ and New York
nt1OP. n.
Fast Line leaves pittsburgh 1850 NJ arrvesin Phil
dephia and Baltimore at A. NJ, and New York p
Express Train leaves Pittsburgh at PM arri in Phi!
adeIphia at 10 A. NJ, Baltimore at II A. 81, and NJ
York P. NJ
Six Daily Traias between Philadelphia and New Yorl
Two Daily Trains between New York Boston. Throut
Tickets Gall RAIN good either the Trains
BOAT TICKETS to Boston good via Norwich, Fal
River Stonniugton Lines.
TICKETS EASTWARD may be obtained at any of the
Important Rail Road Offices In the est also on board anv
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22
From Washington.

WAsHrNGroN, December 29.--Tbe report o
to the Committee ON Foreign Relations.
Atthe adjourned meeting of the Americana helf
t0hfht, COMMITTEES of ten was appointed to cor fel
with the National American and National Whip
Committees upon the btst course 10 be pursu, d ii
the coming Presidential contest. Tho foIiowinr
gentlemen compose the committee: j. j. ,,rittenien
of Ky; George Briggs. of N. u; j. NJ. Harris Md ;;
Y; Nj. Conrad, La; G. 4. Rockwell, Coma; .jerr
Clemens, Tenn, J. A. Giimer, NJ O.; E r. Jewett
MY Joshua Hill, Ga; and Il. Eiheridge Teun. ~
The War Department received n letter Yesterday
from Capt Ricketts,, dated brownsville, DECEMBER
which ,ntr tdfc,s the reports with regard to the
rouble there. There arc signs of any medlta c,I
attack upon BrownayiIle and the CapaIa thinks
the whole affair has been much exaggerated Ii.
,tributssthe oripinOf The difficulty falling out
between parties con lcerniDg private affair ~V,Il
Senator Wilson left Washington this evening for
Massachusetts having been called there in conse
quence Of sicknessi in his family ~
~ " AsnMGros, december 2l.-The American and
Whig Opposition members were In caucus this morn
ng, ana agreed to continue voting for Boteler for
,TheIexpedlency Of having resolution offered IN,
tho House by one of their number, declaring Mr.
Miiison Speaker, was considered, but not adopted
"A dispatch from Washington to the New York
heraid states that mteting of about forty Ameri.
cans, including the members Of Congress, was held
last Iast evening at the rooms of Il. W. Walker, Mr.
Urittenden presiding. ~
resolution was adopted recommending the ap
polntment Of committee to report at an adjourned
meeting to be held this evening, plan of Organza.
tion, whereby the entire opposition to the present
Administration can be united for the Presidential
contest of 1850 The resolution designated Gov Crit.
tendeI as Chairman.
The American National Committee will meet to.
w. =
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

DOUBLE 1NFArUATIoN--A FATHER AND SoN
ELopING AT THE SANE TME.--In yesterdays
issue we published an account of runaway
marriage that took place at the Burnst House
night before last, but were not at that time
apprised Of the fact that the father of the
young man who so prccipitately rushed into
matrimony there, was at the same time being
married at the Spencer House, to a female
with whom he also had eloped.
1t appears that both father and son, neither
aware that the other was upon the same train,
arrived in this city in company with females
whom they intended to make wives, and took
rooms at different hotels. Marriage certi6-
Gates and ministers we're procured, and about
the same hour both the infatuated individuals
became inhabitants Of that mysterious realm
which Montainge says possesses the popularity
OF giving all who reside there desire to emil
CRATE, while all who are withoutits boundaries
seem desirous of becoming residents within
them. ..... tN+
They may return now to their homes in opr
sister State and plead forgiveness from the
parents whose daughters-to use the sarcasm
Of the world-they have made happy, and We
hope they may receive II; but IL the music OF
their epithalamia Is ever disturbed by do.
mestic diacords, the memory Of the circum-
stances under which they were married, may,
with aid Of philosophy, make better har-
mony than Love and Hymen ever were known
to produce. fI"' -r~. z
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Arrival Of the Overland Mail.

MALLoY's STATION, NO., December q The
Overland Mail passed Malloy's Station about tweIy
O'Clock last night, and will be due In St. Louis OF
Thursday night. The detention of the Mail wa,
caused by high water In the Texas rvera and severe
weai her on the plains. - 49,.
In the case Of Biddle Boggs vs.. the Merced Mining
Company, application will be made for writ 'Ui
preme Court.
Ths steamer Oortez reached San Francisco on tho
2hth, causing much rejoicing.
severe gaze occurred on tho oath, flooding the
the harbor. '' ~
A fire occurred at San Francisco on the 9th, de-
The Austrian brig lych, from Rio Janeiro, which
was supposed to have oundered, had been found an.
chored OFT the Mexican coast with two sailors or
board In starving condition All tho crew with the
exception OF three Others, who landed In boat al
r "A slight shock Of an, earthquake was felt at Bar
II was rumored at San Francisco that the Sena.
,oris contest would be narrowed down to Weller and
Baldwin, and IL was supposed the election would b.
postponed until the next session.
The revenue-cutter, VIM. l.. Marcy returned t.
san Fancisco being unable to land at Farralone Is
Aad IN consequences OF severe gale, q D
Business at San Francisco was dull. No sales q
Importance since the departure fthe last mail. a
large amount OF rain had fallen. rr ...
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2 Mone,ary ana Commercial.

b Monetary matters were still active and very
cial circles except the advance In Eastern Exchang,
to S premium selling rate, dealers buying readily
at H.. 4
As the bankers will return more bank-notes now,
Currency will be still scarcer than II has been ant
opportunities for discount further reduced.
Gold was In active demand yesterday, and th,
| Bankers, who have considerable orders from tn,
country banks, were giving A@S3Oc. freely for al
Thirdstreet' was animated yesterday, and the
Tbs rates Of Exchange and Coin are st 'prosent.,
| follows, ,...'r . I.sitr ~ %. .,,
NsylYork sisht................. prem. i y prem
Philadelphia .....'''''...""'. prem, prem
BaitimSre .'."".'.....'''2oGs& prem. Va prem
American n@ aSs d..."... 1aso prsm. % prem prem
follows: Missouri Oily, discount; Missouri County
~ dis; Indiana Stock, d.; Iowa, ~ dis; WI
ror nss as Sssssn H. IN SoTes s1a ana as
rsnnesssSs, Free Banks. dis; Canada. di'j Ala
s2ss II .ss si'r wss az
visions were Arm; mess Pork advancing 2oc. per brl
seS sS aIs.' % g. .:sS isSS s.S ss1
i'sss head selling during sSs dss ss ssSs 70.
The Imports and Exports OF various articles dur
Ing the twsnty.fOur hoprs ending Yesterday noon
were: 80
iMsca,s,ylsur Sss. efis u, ,A.sy. ~ Drls L.
bashsis; Barley, igts bushels; Hogs,,, head PSrl
Sss: ss:s I'd etss Sss.s a9'Es s;.ss ss s's
Tx ExpSsss.T oars Won, go srl.s Whisky, l.sS brs
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

ANOTHER CASE OF DEsrl7uTroN. woman,
named Ellen Kelly, went to Lieutenant
Brockiugton, yesterday afternoon, stating
that she resided in an alley between Fifth and
Sixth and Sycamore and Main, and that she
was suffering fol want of the necessaries of
life, having pawned the last piece of clothing
the day before. Her condition was suca that
before many days she will need the atten-
tion Of physician and nurse, and she was
therefore referred to tho member of the Poor
Committee for that Ward, who, we presume,
has sent her To the Hospital.
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From CharlestOwn.

Il CHARLEsTowN, December 21. The military
are daily leaving as fast as the railroads can carry
morning The whole military encaln pmert will be-
disbandsd on Saturday.. when General Taiaferro
ana his staff will also depart, and the restoration
the civil government aud civil rights will be the
casion of q grand jubilee amopg our people. Pres.
deut Buchanan has addressed a letter to Andrew
Hunter, inqniing whether Stephens will he tried in
Ties. He was uuable to give aDy definite answer, OF
account Of Attorney General Harding refusing to
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22
Meeting ofthe National American Cen.
80 trail Committee.

PHILADELPHIA, December 2l.-The National
American Central Committee convened to day at the
American House, Hon. Jacob Broome, Chairman, ,
and Blanton Duucan, Secretary.
committee was appointed to confer with the
committee appointed by the Washington meeting on
Monday ight 10 consider plan Of organization for
uniting the opposition to the Admin ration con
.isting of A. II. H. Stewart, Of Virginia; Anthony
Kennedy, SlQuery: Kimmell -Edsl of Maryland;
Erastus Brooks, Of New York; Blanton Duncan, ol
Kentucky, and Jacob Broome, of Pennsylvania.
A Committed WAS also appointed to prepare ad-
dresses 70 the American people, No other action was
decided upon. p
The session was chiefly devoted to private discus
sion OF the claims of prominent men 10 I'LL the Pre-
sidential chair.
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There are now rsmaining In the City Treas
~ the following sums:
THr PoruLARrrY OF Books DEPENDENT upo

TEE POPULARITY OF Books DEPENDENT UPON
POLITICAL ExorrRNRsT.-Wshaveb been informed
that for couple Of years pasta q Main-street
publisher has had his shelves encountered by
about five hundred copies of Hinton Rowan
Helpers Impsndiag Gisis, none of which ne
ever expected to sell, and thought seriously Of
sending them back to the publisher. When
the discussion in regard to the book, however,
came up In Congress, it suddenly became pop
ular, and he sold of his entire stock in less
than two days, and had calls for at least a
thousand more. 1t has been proved that
political discussion may make books popular,
and 1t Is quite likely that the debate in Con-
gress was merely publishers trick to got
their work into notoriety, thus relieving their
shelves, and at the same time swelling their
bank account. -
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ssRrous AccrpESr-MAx Manly KILLED.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT MAN NEARLY KILLED.
A man named John Hambroustsr was nearly
killed yeste' 'dsy afternoon, under the follow
ing circumstances: he was sitting upon the
tongue Of Lis wagon and driving down Walnut
street, but whom near Thirteenth bis horse
took fright and ran off, He was in such q
position that the animal kicked him at every
issp, but after making every exertion to stop
them he finally fell of, and the wheels Of tho
vehiole passed over his body. de was taken
up in an apparently moriband condition and
carried to his residence, on the Hamilton
Road, near Elm-strset. 10 ssr
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

. ELEBNOsYNARY.-Rev Richard Gray, CITY
Missionary, and Assisting Minister at Christ's
Church, who has, as is known, very kindly
opened school for the children of INDECENT
parents, designs giving his pupils dinner on
Christmas; and on making known his inten-
tion to his parisbioners, be received such lib.
eral contributions that he will be able to
furnish number of poor families with COM
Portable provendsr on that occasion.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

GAMES FOR CHILDREs.-Among the many
other novelties suitable for holiday presents to
children, none are moro appropriate than the
numerous games for sale by Geo. s. Blanch-
ard, Fourth street, East of Walnut. "Petsr
Coddle's Trip to New York." and "Tipsy
Philosophers, or the lsughable game Of Words
Bswitched," are entertaining even to children
Of larger growth.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

ward tendency noticed In previous report, does not
,ppear 10 be checked, Light Uppr Leather, Of good
lnslity, has 10 fact beea sold lower the pas week
the prices OF Leather aud SKINS now and az his lime
last year shows difference Of Ya5c per pound on
sole, aud SQn7c per pound GU Upper Leather COM
tbie 10 tnrn out goods favorable terms The
comparative large stock Of goods bow on hand Was
higher, and for this holders win hnd Il dfdoalt 10
obtain tDat . } % Uf' ff4a n b
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

GREAT SALE OF FRENoH CHINA VAsEs-FANc1
GooDs, &o.-This morning, at nine o'clock
Cooper & Stokes, Auotioneers, sell fancy goods
French china, iron and stone ware, worl
boxes, &c., suitable for Christmas presents
also, very large invoice Of coal oil lamps o
various styles, at their auction rooms, No. Il
East Fourth-street,
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

Rev. Mr.. RoBISsoN's LEcrURx.-Erroneous
announcements having appeared in our con-
temporaries. Of the time of the next lecture
before the Young Mems Mercantile Library
Association, We will state that Rev. George G.
Robinson, Of Union Chapel, Cincinnati, will
lecture at Smith 4 Nixons Hall, on Thursday
evening, December 20. Subject-"Every tub
on its own bottom.n
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

TERPsIcHoREAN.-Mr. and Mrs. Shank give
their next soiree dansante this evening, in the
concert room at Pixies Opera house. Exten-
sve preparations have been made, and the
affair promises to be ono Of more than ordin-
ary attraction, r- rt
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

HORsr NEARLY DRowNsD.-A wagon laden
with hogs ran against a lamp.post yesterday
afternoon, attbe corner of Main.strest and the
canal, and was badly broken, making the
third that has been almost demolished ct this
place during the present ssason. One Of the
borses was thrown into the canal and was
nearly drowned before the driver, after On
hours labor, succeeded in extr'csting him
from his position.
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Heavy Hogs were held at ss rs at the close The re-
ceipts o. were s, sbont 9, 900 head. r a 'TI
ssTsysiSSsssss sslSs, s @ PSk advanced s5 With ssles
6e delivered n March. o barrels Lard sold at loo
ssk bpt buyers DO not offer over 100.
fsDfasry delivery. to % tHs eatsns sast of ofs @ :.
Gk0yERIEs The demand for Sugar aud Molasses
has fallen of somewhat, under the advces from View
Orleans, but the market is generally firm At full
ses a. 45e ana 200 bags Coes At 2Slsc for fair and
WaEAT-Thers L. a better demand, and price, are
c6aS.Ths i.. ras,kS. continues firm. with good
OATs1The market 10 dull and prices are not
lower: We continue 70 quote at s2@s3o: sales Of
no do. In bulk at &c. ''' ~ '''A' N' ''''
RYE-The demand continue, active, with light
cnsbee W. va pp has further advanced &C.
BARLEYa;The market is dull, but prices are un
az s to quote prime fall at &c.
CHEESE The market IL FIRM, with an active dc.
mapd woquOte sdod fail Western Reserve @ st at Ss SS
Farm English Dairy at llhc.; 1850 do Western Ke.
serve summer cured at aSc; l0O do. extra la'ge at
BUTTER-Prices are hrm, with a good demand at
our ast OF barrels choice Western
APPLEs-Ther is q good demand. and prices firm
New YORK Apples, at 50. ''''f" ~ 77Nf'
P0TATOES-Them market Is firm, with good do.
Arrival sales Of zoo bushels m1od at &C. from soga 1n
CLOVER sEED-The market Is dull, but we have
no change to- notice In prices since our last uGts
tions sales efs sacks at "a 75 90 brs. at 81 75 ii
Il fS is fair demand q, s,ea
Il per Darrell Tor fair to prime, full barrel.
~. lBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
NEY YoRK MARKEr, December 2l--P. M.-rlbur
u oc. b1gnor and In better demand for export ard
nome consumption; sales OF 12001 barrels, at s5cg
IS IS for supernne Western; IS i5Ss Is fSr cSmmon
70 medium extra d., market closing with no se lers
az the inside prices. Canadian Flour is irmer and
me demand moderate sales of 900 brs at IS 6O6 GO
request 1t Is s 10 Wheat y wibont tiS%r II iss
change, but holders are geperaly less anxious 10
realize. Specuators would buy 10 fair extent at
shaht reduction sales of 900 bushels at 81 rs for
RED state. and VI 20, delivered, for Milwaukis Club
Barley is quiet and steady at 76@9s7c Corn IA heavy
and lower: sales Of 600 bushels at so s3, for new
and 95996c. for old white and yellow Oats sre yery
dull, At 46d47c. for State. Western and Canadian.
whisky "a less bnoyant sales of 500 brs at 27277sC
closing at the inside price, Pork ia irmer but rather
9nel: sales Of 1000 brls, at Sl6tai6 Of for mess
81 50 for prime Reef is dull aud unchan ged: sal,
OF 375 barrels, at 1904 80 for country me; $40
8 20 t,r country mess; S5G9 80 for repacked mess,
and SlO 5O@ll fnr extra mess. Beef Rams arc quiet
Beef quiet at sl72O. Dressed Hogs are steady at 6X
M7c:, Out Meats very quiet: sales Of So packages,
at 64c, for Shoulders, and 9@lOc, for Hams Ba,
con " quiet and unchanged: sales Of $40 boxes short
ribbed hiddes fST future delivery, on private terms.
loAc Butter Ia IN limited request, at il(li6c iSr
at 9@llnc. 49,. ~
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

NrFor Christmas Presents 60 to Albert
Rosss southwest corner Of Eighth street and West
ern ROW, tH
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

POLICE couRT.--The session of the Police
Court yesterday morning was quite short, only
nineteen cases, and they Of the most ordinary
character, being called for examination. The
business was far less important than usual,
and not single circumstan co was developed
that would be deemed worthy of relation.