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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

NEWSPAPERS.
A MERIDA In THE FIELD
a. UxrrRE AN0 Tn DERBY
WILKES Spirit OF THE TINES.
DERRY gJ Pc. I..,.I EXTRA.
VIII he ready iboui Juse Immediately upoa NE srr
TWENTY nn sRo foni ssas.vrSas
81 Ssas. pr q EpsSa Races sas he ru ssa
a Tse ss%s,nss VII b.A w.y and cAo war Of Going %
sss E,..m r' 81 8:
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Hor Dor IIcI ssO S g0E5 sro sE ysr5
TAE On saturday ''' cent '''' ma 'l'u '''s
OUR FRIEND, nh. A. D'ouyrLLK. NO. ~ BROAD
~ way New fora being unable 90 .scoa.i q b. gri.ss
oi% 70 8. ysssa: q .sss ,s,;
s has 90 dss NE WE ss . M s.aSs %
uni, isi.rSlas q Is Jul ys.a ~:
:ad of yhss SsnS e =. g q
's Sisr = eel e IA Mains Preu.s DEL B.sS~
ss snss a. scIss o. H, haroSs al TaSS Of Ma
ss sts. s.sDso d. Bss ss I. O.ra,s- Of Oar
soE Gale d. Ne odclos
Havana Mar 20. $50
x-AsKrr YorroSs ron JULY-ruBtIsHsp RMS
4 mornins The bes, number Issued. rul o. eonlo
side spripg ,xes PIics 10 cents Published By t.
W. sTkorG, - Nss~u srsel
FURNITURE.
FAMILY. DECLINING WORCESTERSHIRE WILL
"a dsposs Al ivsie sale, all % tn faror Chsnoer and
see 1r sss s'uaiss I'D cover ro.es,ed =,
BstSire Psrings orpnmepts carps,s, Ac a. oas bali
Of hs original ccsi fnquirs 70 Nss Twenty sth street.
A nurRoon SUIT ov nxANKLxp YuRsruss
"A Coz e. a.d IN ~ cscvs s.a o snpsox and vsrs.sst
% sssssss sssRssfoSs ~ssrsons ~ oss.i sr.s
opposs vc1ssr. nAnufssou = sss u wsoss srses -
A cVrowrrDgxD AS Bxsr-rorxxArs ARCH
enrins Bss. Price 81 N ~ Befsie>d. arrinr and
s,,r.r fsr N rsiue~es Of al fsds csssp Can
snd see CHAs e. fORxsAk' NO oresa Jcoes streeh
near Broadway
ATLgrNps oy FURNITURE, MATTRESSES ASD BED.
N ding wholesale And retail cn.er iasn any one soe
streets Largest and sheape@ g)0is Delivered
70 any part Of ibis and adjacent cIues
ErAMnfi.sD ruErIrum
u HRsDQU ARfnxs ..
VI csns srcss ror door, ess q brcsdrr'
EUEsIryRI BoUeHr.-IHs aI5assr PsIos
fe Apply a. 80 rssrs .vssas between Tsry fourih ~
Ihrty TIM streets b. note sfdrssscd Furnlnre W,
above number. good issortnsni slwsys o. s.nd
E'URyTruRE BOUGHT TOR RrADY MOst7 A rAts
~ val sveu IN r--dy m0ner tor Furniture ttrpe.-
bsoxs ~ ls sub sveaue, between MINI and fspn sH'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01
oCRAN HoUW NRWPoRY Z I

- OOBAH HOUD EHWPORY. I
pleasure announcing 1, ,hss frsss
Ne ss :; -
oS,. :a,sA Ne, ,sssvsA hs,s INDUCED s z ..ss 9.
sovssss j. si..... rssa .sso. .sss. i.sssy:s.
s.S ssossesd ID - dss zou:d. -
Rsasr sS have ss.srmat1 sSs As Sosss .Ss = ssct
ever ssgsc ~ Ore, cl.as houss q orsecs q he o.
sssiass asy ssT i;ads, ,hs @.ss: ts' =. iS:I. yst
sss5sr ID Ss Ss lesson Of 800 prove he mott srss,
Ne. se.pcr, has ever snger.snosd ,
.dy popa Ss~Po,. q. 10 fsur:esa ssasoas s..
s@ssSss ss - ne y s 4 s1s- u N. sou
VA ;. op-sd % Ss ish .ss.a q NE ash o June
he dATesdop Hotel, ssv iors
cUuER BoARDrNs-wurrE HOUSE, LITTLE sn~
y. shse vss9ry j. ,s s,s s,Supis :.!s sl;S'os
er.,cs su1s :. the socs .i.Us WI s. At Ne ,ssdas 90
S. sa as sSs he " s
apply = Os Chambers street. srof he pr0prsors
CLOTHING. sc.
A GOOD oPPoRrUsIrY IS orFERrD TO eKsrLE
men hssuf sSs n s,, or l, 81 v'sss = S.s2ss q
drsspl Jchn Murphy. s Pearl stree. AnOraors paac'asiy
A CHEAT CHAxon voa LADIES AND exsrLExEs
80 pss sor AZ Dress to- Is y Us Tor Cas-; ron
S I'D s an. Ina I'll q ssr 2,
sis ss'- -''' '''' = : ''-o' :,
ABErrxR CHANCES srILL yoR LADIES AND esS.
"a. usmen 70 convs .Asir oas Oh Cletns INTO csss ror
sscorssSs; fros 3 . sii for oosS AID BON > u fg
. .:;:s : = ; =: IN Be 'a''a. .'.d'd % ' %
A esnAr pEsAHp roa CAST oyy or.orHrne
"A rurnnure and Csrpss -As have ovesed neg ssieb
a:s:s Il. ';s ss,. So s. G. Y; ;
ts ss. s:sss y sTsa ss and ''''" ''
a GREAT DEMAND FOR cLofurse LADIES AVID
a respeuss h,virs any cast OF olo.sns ya,ni are @
S.g ~. , s1.rsPe M 49,. :. Ron a p , ',
s 20 ., sSs.s ~ ssss s. rsis sssaa.
A cas ,D: ol,,.,a =, Wv AND Mr., 1T OF
mail lo.A Gail hs sore OF sidrss rsomss Onor,y.s
snl pksse address - sbore
Any QUANTITY % cAsT or ctorarsg WAIVED
"A fcr With no eshs'' Ess. VI es .,ss a. ss'h ~ 81
a sUTrs-rHosE IS SUITS AT % rsrycs STREET,
yC conprse froch Or suslns-. Goat psn o. asu,ed C.
sss .. saf, 70 match ans snrisg suits Al pris-,
SI.m a q ss az tbs fssu rsiss d D,assaa. ssa
Cets,ps
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. WANTED.
TTousx WANTED, IN HoBoEks-A SHALL HOUSE
Ill o. co,asr wsn,ed !. HOeoten for y.-y eeuss,lss q
senteu an. his wife sud sefyent Would take part 81
bouss quist s-d r~spect.be family Prise ms, te
moderate Acdre~s elrh days satnK AL particulars 10
A. n, bon $40 Pos once, Neu York
WAsrrp-roR A WIDOW Lady, TWO u.ruR..
nshcd Rooms Crit 90 ssc1nd aoo~, vns prvsve q
basement, for ookng and wNning. N The
vicinity Fourth street. Bro.fssy. address 6x
week J. A. Adsms Broad var Post o1ce.
yUASTrp TO LsAss-rrSssrsr HoUsvs ron
w which fsr prt~@ sfl - pHf Inquire ~ SO Mol
JOHN SMITH.
vUArTRD 10 REFT-oH RRCOxLrN HEIGHTS OF
w IN hs, vicinity cy nfs1le House rent no. 70 eeed
$50; would t,ks pcssesaor the 10 of JuiT ana prrhr
furninrs N locston and suited aud pres % fnu
ture could be ar-ed upon. address bon " Post once view
York.
VVArrvD rvvrDrATgLY-A SMALL rIcsf rNh
w rahed Honre, bclwean fourth snd ~
r-rn'y seven street. muai 10 esn 80 \, ~, ~
ElNSrivGRA co, 3t3 Foarth aFenue
yyArTrp- UrrURsrsHrp 49, noSM w. 80 ns ,, ,S5..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

vxvArrvD rvvEnrATxLY-A ewtbs rICssf rNt-
rhhed H9as. belseen rourth 900 sh ~ ~, rider ss
rwen'y aevenh street muai 10 can 80 ~ "''' ''''
WI be paid mJnihy 10 Irsnce, pnee -, 2.s ..,,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

dvCR sALe-TBE EIGHTH AND RINrH House. or
z the Of Is two story and brown stone
badngs Tho south side Of Sixty dnh street, second
Jhe houses 6.9I4e: have all
Improvements and are 70 rood AID imp ,yins neseehsod
Terms easy. Apply Oh Kiss HUBEk, Bro ~n stooe
yNd Thirty sistb street., stst avenue 70 ADOLF
LIVTRakR 1863 "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01
NlRE ISLAND.

SURF HOTEL
SURF HOTEL
SURF TEL
NOW OPEN,
sAHHis DoxISy.
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WANTED 10 REsr-os BRc oxLsS HEIGHTS os
w 10 tha, vicinity, cyi rfs5ie House er~ecf
$50, would ,ke pcssea0r the 10 of JuiT ana plrhs
he furniture ocsion and h7use suited suf o. fnrn
TOR. could be agesd upon. Asdre~s bon s Post ons seT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

GUNNER BoARDrN9.--wHIrE HOUSE. LITTLE srI~
- YER Shire wsbury. ~ j. Est, sve grounds safe bsthoR
for lsdses and children; sssusfs ss.nd Lxs and Loes
rival Of The boat Dsa ssd RArsas Bsy Railroad hayss
for the bouse station rur further
apply Il os Chambers street. Of he proprisoru
THAyER MONIES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

ReARD IN BRooKLYr-ro Int. Win BoARp,
I'D nns front Rom and a snail B~fruou felairsd "
gsseusn ard wife asO snail Rooms FOE sluse gsape
men IN very desirable ooshon-No. grde1 rresl DE-
street or south ferries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

u,oR sALD-YBE VACANT LOT ON rHE NoaYHsAss
q Rosd .sy and Forty n,.h a.sss as severI
csnpay, frostng he i6sos river . sssnOU6 Consult
ma ~ 4tsser Aad Heal Estate gent 81 Ptns Uross
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

A CHEAT CHANCE rOR LADIES AND oKryLENK1
n 70 crnvest tsetr cast of Clssng Iuo osss.-rron -
$50 pax ak Dresses t-o ~ " s for CDsu from u 4
90 fer ves,s Tor O>4hnerrs and Bareges Furni
tire C,rpes The nghss p'cs psh Piesss oAi I'd
MfrrL. 151 ~ ssnth avenue. hei~esn Twenty
,evcsh and twenty eghh srsc ladies' a. sndei 70 By Mrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

vxyANTpD TO LRAsp-TrvgNrNr HOUSES, ron
street. near Houston street. No srsns need aspx -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

CUuxER RssIOesOs IL REvpURr-ro Lsr. rae
~ large eouss eown ~ the sirbs re,u within ~slkix
~ An 50 from tho tho EAse 81, s
D. esaxA Esqs suitable Ter niiy Address NO 81
Aren't
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

CoR SALE IN MOUNT VERNON vILLAGH-A Flssr
class House. with qu0er OF Of Ground bexa.i
fully located the ys built OF the best naeria.
and 10 good order will be sold bargain soplef
for inmed atey. For pxasuArs apply to ~ II. PRICE
II Threcoth street, Fourth avenue, New York city
from 3 10 LA. NJ
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CLOTHING. sc.

A GOOD oPPoRrusIry IS OFFERED TO GssrLE
N having any nsv or left OF 0othng . disposs Q,
can he hsbest price By sailing the store al
dressing Jchn Murphy. s Pearl street. AL orders pancsus
attended 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

SvOR sALB-A FOUR STORY, BROWN sroNn ygoWr.
Bnslth basement bone w,<h The Gas tures Csrpos
pushurs Bsds Bead a. oopisas Ill nesviy new, nsds
TAntsd Of the oeat nsse Esd mssasi The
b lozlz Los 100 feet deep. hss ell the mo6eru
a,enses IN nne.oepuonsble o.dsr ne.r ne Central Psrk
tuuy uld offer sIsmsn family wishing bouse
kssplr q every hing requisite The psoisss aud In
mediate possesion val b. given rrss s2 o. half Of ~ah
rsmain on bsud and mortgage Apply the premses
.7 west Fou ninth Gxeet between Broadway and kigath
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A LAR8A BANDsosxLY rURNIsaED Roo1 or
a Ne seess6 sryy, suitable sor ssntlsmas and wife
euple Of xvup~men and aooms 1e thrd sto
~ bad In privss Family rssdaas he appex lsr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-04

some one of witnesses friends told him to
come and get into the sleigh, as there was
going to he fuss; Just as we were driving
away we heard great crash in the house,
but knew nothing of what happened till
next morning.
Mrs. Martin, wife of one of the proprie-
tors of the house-Saw Mountz coming
from the counter with sharp in
strument in his hand, and piece
of stool; with this stool he struck
Mrs. Mass and Mr.. Martin; witness saw
Baldwin coming from the counter with n
sharp instrument in his hand; saw all the
prisoners beating Martin, whilst he held a
chair up to protect himself
James Sangston-Was at Mas on
Christmas eve. He saw Melville throw
the tumbler at Martin and Mass, who were
behind the counter, Mas ran after him
with pitcher, and Martin went and got
the poker; witness then went out; saw
none of prisoners going out, but Baltzell
who was inst behind me.
The prisoners were all committed for
further hearing before the Examining
Court.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-04
Fires.

NEW YORK, Jan. "a fire broke out
this morning in Tenant House, No. 20 Di-
vision street, occupied by seven Jew fami-
lies. Six persons were burned to death
Marcus Nathonson and two children; Emil
Iy Burns, child; Eewis Grospcnder, a
child, aged Al years and a woman named
Mary Duger, are among the lost. The sur
vivOrs lost nearly all they had.
AsnrABuIA, Jan. THE dwelling house
of Reuben Tower, was consumed by fire
this morning; nothing was saved. Loss
from 1000 to $1,000.
New HAVEN, Jan. 2.-The store of G.. w.
Wilson, at Plymouth, burned on Sunday
morning There was an insurance on the
building and contents for $4,000.
BosToN, Jan. 3.-Thc Safe mandatory
of Smith & FELTON, was burned on Sunday.
Loss 500, OOO insured $4,000.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-04
River and Weather.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 3.-River stationary,
s feet canal, feet 6 in the pass over the
Falls. The canal is frozen tight and nav
igation is virtually closed.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3.-The river is tolera-
bly, clear of ice, but gorge of heavy ice
has worked above Grand Tower effectual-
" preventing the passage of boats
Weather clear anu mucn muuer th'h mas
been for some time, with indications OF a
general thaw.
PIrTsBURGu. Jan. 3.-River 81 feet by
pier mark, falling slowly. Weather mod
Grating.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ALBANY, Jan. 3.-The New York State
Legislature met yesterday. The Assembly
organized by eIecting Mr.. LittIejohn Speak
or. The Governor concludes his message
rs follows:
New York yields to none of her sister
States in her devotion to the Union. She
reveres it as the fruit of long prOtracted
contest for liberty and independence, and
she cherishes it for its present benefits and
its guarantees for the future. Her citi-
zens discovered at very early period that
slavery was an evil, and prompt and con-
siderate provision was made for its ex-
tiuction. So far as our example was
worthy of imitation, the other members of
thu confederacy had the advantage of it,
but we never claimed that we had the
right to interfere directly or indirectly
with slavery as it existed in the other
States .of the Union. We were satisfied
with the solemn and earnest declaration
recorded upon our statute book, that we
regarded slavery as government and So
cial evil, and treated it accordingly. New
York still maintains the same position
She emphatica!Iy disavows all sympathy
and cooperation with those misguided
men, who, no matter under what provoca-
ton, have sought in the past, or who may
seek in the future, unlawfully to interfere
with the institutions of any of the sister
States. That the offenders in the recent
invasion of Virginia intended to subvert
the existing government and establish in
its stead another more consonant with
their notions of justice and equal rights, is
not certain-that they proposed to liberate
and arm the slaves of that region, and aid
their escape to foreign country, is beyond
disputei and that purpose, it need hardly
be observed, was unlawful, and certain to
be resisted at all hazards. Bloodshcd
thus melted rests, in the eye of the human
law, ON the heads of those whose viola
ton of laws provoked or caused it.
We may admit that their aims were I'M
selfish and even philanthropici that they
honestly believed and felt that they were
risking liberty and life in behalf of the
wronged and oppressed; but We must never
forget the obvious truth that social order
can only exist through general recOgni-
ton of the sanctity of law and that tram
guilty must vanish from that community
wherein every one shall feel at liberty to
redress whatever he deems grievOus, by
raising his arm against the authorities and
the laws.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-04

n1-A HARD CAsE.-Gco. Burns, hard
customer, was found in Balls tavern, on
Sunday, trying to kick up row with
somebody Officer Wickham attempted to
arrest him, but Burns resisted violently,
and had to be overpowcrcd and taken to
Aid. Wright's office, where he was fined
ten dollars and costs. He could not pay
the money and didn't want to go to Jail,
and it was necessary to spill little blood
in order to get him there.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-04
Golll1lterti1l.
WHOLESALE MARKET.


FLouR-E1trn Family 1915; Extra $3.50; snPcrfuc
$500. Buckwheat 2l%c q pound.
BRcOYs-COmmon S2,50@D2,T5.
BUTTER-In kegs 0Gl1O.
BUCEETS-Narietta $2G225.
CHEEsE-Western Reserve 9l%910c.
CANDLEs-Tallow mould he; dip lSsi star 2Sci
sperm 4Oc.
TALLow-106112c
COF2EE-JaVa 1Sc.: Rio 12lEC913e.
WHEAT-$1, 10&1,2S.
RYE-SOc.
CORH-5Gc.
FEITnERs-lO@45c.i scarce.
FIsH-Shad 81; IIerrinGs 50; MacEsrSl No.
FUEs-Raccoon soGs715c.
GINsgNG-25I35c.
HAY-Clover q ton So Timothy $40.
IIoPs-7CgSc, dull.
LIME-Louisville 81 so
MoLAssEs-Ncw Orleans Sc; Sugar House $50.
GOLDEN STRUP-GO962c.
NAVAL sToEEs-Turpsntins 7oS.i Tar 1906.
NAILs-S3l4 for 10d.
RAGs-3GG31%c.
RIcE-5@5I5.
sEEDs-Flaxseed 81 ,oO Clover s4,75S5.
SoAP-Castile p 70 15@lCc; Common 5Sec:
SU0ARs-New Orleans &c. in hid, 914c. in Dbl.
sNUPF-Scetch 26c. RappeS 22@2Gc
TEA-GunpOwder 40@70c.; Imperial 4O965c; Hy-
son 35970c; Pouchong 25G30c; UOlong 35(0T5G.
ToBACCo-G twists l2c.; five roll 2492sc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-04

nyA1Mosr CoUrLE OF FlEEs.-Thc
Presbyterian Church in Bridgeport caught
fire from the heaters, on Sunday last, just
after the usual services ended. 1t was ex-
tinguished without much damage.
A bed in the grocery store of J. F.
Sangston, caught fire on Sunday night,
but the burning clothes were hauled into
the street by some persons, who discovered
the flames, and no material damage was
done. 1t was thought to have been set on
fire bv some person, either accidentally or
Intentionally.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-04
PennsylvnaIa LeglsInture.

HARRIsBCRG, PA, Jan. 3.-The Oppose
ton caucus has re-nOminated Mr.. Law
Renee, for Speaker of the House, and nom
mated Mr.. Ranch, of Carbon, for Clerk.
The Senate caucus nominated Mr.. Fran
els, of Yenango for Speaker, and Russell
Errett for Clerk.
The House organizes this morning, and
the Senate this afternoon.
VIM. Francis, of Vcnango, was elected
Speaker of the Senate to-day and Russell
Errett, of the Pittsburg Gazette, Chief
Clerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-04
Bargains! Bargains!
DEING DESTROYS oP REDUCING Ny STOCK
ID which Is large for the season Of the year, Hm
willing to offer to the public
GREAT RARG AINSI


In the way Of Fancy Dress silks which, having only
purchased last month. At very low prices, Will he
enabled to sell A. cheap As Wooden Goods
DrcalS, Pail de Cherries. Popplius OF ali of which
have gest variety of tie latest patterns, will sell
AZ less than Cost,
ShawIs and CInakS will be sold At very neAr cost
prices and have purchased these articles in No
Ve.nber ut 20 per less than the prices prevailing
the earlier part of tho season, can sell them
cheaper tcan any other House
GIoves GAuutIets-I can sell so per cent less than
shy other establishment having purchased very near
81 900 worth OF the above articles aud invite tia
particular attention Of Country Merchants to my
Stock in this article, will sell them cheaper than
New York Houses.
Flowers and Bonnets at less than Cost, and Ribbons
and Rucliss nj very near cost.
Collars, Sets Of CoIla1s aud sleeves, Embroidered
hands, and everything in the way OF EmJrujdcriea,
suitable for Holiday Presents, lower than anywhere
else.
Cassimeres. Cloths, Furnishing Goods, and every
thing suitable for Merchant Tailoring, have large
Stock In the second story f my House which call
the attention OF the Trade, Offering them on Is Sd
vaniageoUs terms any other House in town
Call AMI and you will ind that l am willing 10
maka concessions in order 10 reduce my stock.
decl5 ISAAC Prayer, l23 Main ST.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-04
The Yncht Wnnderer.

New YoRT, Jan. 9.-The Captain of the
yacht Wanderer, with four of her crew,
have arrived from Tenerife. In his pro-
test to the American Consul at Teneritie,
he swore he sailed from Savannah for
Smyrna, with crew of IL men and .
female passengers, and that his cargo con-
sisted of silks in bales and $27 900, and
that his vessel was piraticaity.Esln away.
with by his mate.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-04
Ernn, New York.

New YORK, Jan. 3.-This morning at the
opening of Court, Hon. Jos. j. Roosevelt
presented his credentials and took the oath
of Office as prescribed by the Constitution
of the United States, rs District Attorney
for the Southern District of New York.
Mayor Wood took possession, this fore
noon, of his old quarters at the City Hall
and commenced business By dismissing all
the attaches of the Mayors Office, except
inTr three
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-04

DSy@TnE MASQUERADE BALL at Washing
ton Hall on Monday night, was perfect
success. There were about two hundred
ladies and gentlemen present, most of
whom were dressed in fancy costumes,
representing various characters.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-04
BY TEIEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI. JAM 3.-The demand for money is I'M
abatcd, and the market is Gringent alteration in
exchange. Hogs-receipts since Saturday did not
exceed 1000 head. that there are but few on the
market; prices higher sales Of ego at $6,2a@65
Provisions-tho holders are firm, and are generally
holding their stock out of the market. Mess Pork
could not be sold for over s1625G16, though but
little is To be had at these rates. holders generally
asking SIT. Bulk meats held ut 61IGuS14. to 81
for shoulders and sides for future delivery but COS
are the rates offered lard offered at 1Oc. moderate
200 bLs Mess pork at 81 to be delivered in the first
ten days Of February; 800 do. the spot ut $l625
800 bbls lard sold ut 10, and 100 do delivered at
Athens, O.. at 924; 1000 green hams sold at 75s@75
Flour unchunged sales 100 bbls extra at s., l5@56O
tho latter rate for extra family. Whisky dull, and
prices &c. lower, closing at 2l. Sugar S1499. Mo
iasses 46C047. Coffee 12(913: not much doing.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Cotton very quiet; sales 600
bales Sugar very firm and up Is, n. o. "a. No
lasses firm Tobacco firm and more active for fine
cut. Freight on Cotton to Liverpool T.329E Stcr-
ling 5000 premium Francs 5,l71295,2O12, little
doing in markets owing to holders.
BALTIMORE Jan. 3.-TIOward Steeei Flour 1925.
Wheat firm but quiet; white Sl,25GEl, 40. Corn quiet
and unchanged. Provisions steady. Whisky dull ut
2GH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-04
Hurrah for the Holidays

FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED!
Nov READY FOR INSPECTION OF PCRCHAS-
~ ERS, the greatest assortment " Books, Games
and SteroscopsS suitable for Holiday presents among
which may be found large aud beautifully illustrated
Annals, STANDARD Poets, from 81 to SIS. Also,
Games, both historical and amusing just the thing
for the little folks.
The most beautiful present for the ParIor Is the
Steroscope and Views. Of which have . very large
and select assortment varying In price from 81 to S6
per also In receipt Of all the latest publi
cations as soon as Issued "BeulAh," ministers
Wooing." .'ThO VirGiniAns," "SAxO's Money King"
&c, &C., just received.
JAS. Z. ORR,
decl2 lOs MAin-st.. doors above N. { II. Bank,