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xyhnt they Think in Washington.

The special correspondent of the Ne"
York Times telegraphs as follows:
:'7he ners from Kentucky has paralyaed tn
operations Of the Breckenridge National Com
nutee here, and disbursements will be less
liberal. The administrator is shocked al
Mr.. Breckenridge losing his orn county. Bet
are mow frey efered tAat 20 three States "a" %
named for him.1
The Washington correspondent OF the m
%cinnatl Enguiyer writes:
In Kentucky. the success of Coonlbs IS a
terrible blow to the hopes of Breckenridge,
as it Enthusiastically shows his weakness IN
his own State and where he is best known.
The moral effect must he tremendous. lis
adrocatss fo-day raM tic orc5aac ~uh elongated
r0sntt1iatetS.
tectly overwhelming and crushing to the
Seceders. They expected the election OF
Mr.. McClarty by twenty thousand ma jorIty:
they were assured by Marshall and others,
late leaders of the Bell party. that NcC'arty
ton, and tnat as for the Douglas opposition,
it amounted to nothing. You can imagine
their CONSERVATION. when the thunderbolt
came upon them of his defea: by a great
many thousand. This rtsuN has SATISFIED alt
discerning men that all hope for Bfechiny1dse
IN the South is at an end. for if he cannot carry
Kentucky, mhat State can he car7y2
Let our friends in Lexington or Frankfort
be on the lookout for a caucls Of the proml-
nent Boilers from various Southern States,
who are to meet the Vice President as to the
policy of his unidrauul You may rely upon
it that the strongest kind OF a pressure for
his declination is to be made, and in all pro-
the effort will be successful
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NOTICE
Office Southern Mutual lnsuranf.e.
Baton Rouge. Feb'y. 4th - !

oa'oh hofiSe. feby. 4fh, l0H
At a meeting of the Board of D;,d,
held this day, it was Reso!ued, To pay Sr-
cent. interest on the outstanding Scrip. Ea
per rent. to Stockholders on preYsinms paaH
them tor the year ending the LIST of Febru,rT
1850, and to declare a dividend of FIJI, NJ
cent. on the nett earned premiums Of the Con-.
pany for the year ending 31st January. IN
for which certificates will be issued on i,
after the 1st day of March next.
It mos further Resoired, To redeem The %;
standing Scrip for the year 1857. on ps.t.,
tation at tie office of the Company.
u The Stockholders are hereby nctt
that an election for Ten Directors and FL
teen Trustees. to serve for the ensuing VEN
will he held at the office OF the Company. a
Ibarsday, The lJth day Of Mqrch, 1860.
F. Il. HEBERT.
feb. 18th, SIN. Secretary
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u Mr.. Henry Helm says in an Illinois
paper that he left the Democracy two years
ago but now goes back to them. He's a
slippery 'elm.
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% The meetings Of the Democratic par
ty now are all posthumous meetings-the
meetings OF a party after its teath-Lou.
Journal.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza. Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Imyip.ent Consump-
ton, and for the relief OF Consume tiye
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So vide is the field of its usefulness and so nt-
merous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section of country ahounds in persons pub
licly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over ever
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
he fnrrpttan
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SoUTzE1~
MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.

Once OF the southern Mutual Insurance
81 Baton Rouge.
IN eonforrlity with the requirements -.
ter, the sorTHERS MUTUAL INSURANCE c.,.sNts
';,h ~ toLywing statement:
Amount Of premiums received from ro,
airy LIST, 1859, to Feb. LIST, 1850.
PREMIUMS on Fire Ri,hs. II a-s
" Marine l. 1,
Premiums on nntefmina'efI .i.ks February ''sAe !
lst-
aess,
less premiums on Risks not termina,esa li y 81 i
Nett earned premiums for tie wear end;,.~
iSt tebfuary. lo6o.:.........1,
Losses paid daring the same pey;ed.
No LOSSES rSsEr11Ep.u
On fire h'5hs so 7 80
.N nhr,nf 6l,AS.. 1850
Expenses during year as above ''2 3,ss7s g g
w armed Frefof or the yea. en4in0 M ~. " d
fpafy lst,
The Company have lie following asse,,. ~
BIS receivable. for premiums.
Cash balance on hand ..i9A M
Total .,.-~E
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POSTAGE E.

In all tile principal Cities and Towns thes =. d \
Will be delivered FREE OF POST ,GE. When r. Sts
mail, the Postage to any part OF the ua,' ma
wook, and but ~f Fourteen Cents a year for - :
the Reviews. s.pn
N. B.-The price in Great Britain OF the u" :
odicals above named is s3l per annnm. -.h,..6a
RemIttances for any of the above put Az nv
should always be addressed, p'st-1aid, ~ ~
fishers. SoO4 yM
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CLUBRING.

Adfscorrt of TWENTY-FIVE rer cent. froh the 'sn
prices will be allowed to Clubs ordering foaf ~
copies ofany one or more of the above wofIs !. Il i
Four copies of Blackwood. or of one Rev'ss. u H.
sent to one address for 80 four copies O ~
Reviews and %Blackwood for $50; and so on.
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SAeAl u r OEyM
1t Rotundity of Form
II Prod uces Rotundity of Form
1t Prod noes ROtundity of Form
IL Kotundlty of Form
1t Prod uCes ROtustsity of Form
1t Produces ROtundity OF Form
In Females of n Thin and Spare Anhar
In Females of a Thin and SDare Hahss
In Females of n Thin ana Spare hls
In Females of IL Thin and SDare Hoh1
In Females OF u Thin and Snare ~ ahit
In Females of n Thin and Spare Habit
In Females of n Thtn and Spare Habst
In Females of n Thin and Squire Habit
~ femnles of a Thin a,,i Spare Habit
Every Invalid Should
Every Invalid should
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Every Invalid Should
Try One cka
Try One
Try One N
Try One Package.
Try One Package.
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Z Try One Package
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seno a Postage stamp to the Proprietors for Their
Pamphlet on g Diseases OF stomach and Bowels-v
W. ". BLISS ~ CO., PrOprietOrs,
500 Broad way, New Week.
For Sale IN
BATON ROUGE by
EDWARD 4 WILLIAM BOGEL.
DEALERS
IN
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LBAKWOOD's MAGAZINE
AND
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/. SCOTT co. New York. continue 10 patEl
TIL" following leading British Periodicals, Viz
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(Consqruiirti
2
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BLACKW'S EDINBURGH MAGAZTNi

NIVy1
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

RSS"NEw MISUNDERSTANDING New
General Atlas for 1860, comprising the five
political divisions of the world, embracing
seventy six maps and plans of the primer
pal cities of the United States.
This is Mitchell's latest and best work,
and needs only to be examined carefully to
convince any literary tuste of the real
value and advantage of it. To families
and business men generally, it is iuvalua-
BILE. Its list of Post Offices, tables of pop
ulntion, distances, routes and statistics are
full apd important.
The enEravings are new, having been
gotten up expressly for this work, which
gives a distiYctncSs to each boundary and
every country. Each map is highly colored,
making it an attractive book for the draw .
ing room, or centre table, while its price
placesit within the reach families of mod
crate means. The work is sold only bv
persons canvassing for it, and can be pro-
cured from Jos. F, JAGGEEs, Ag't for
Oct. 80, 1860. j. c. ORR & Co.
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FALL & WINTER, 1850.


NEE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED. pY
direct importation, and from New York -
10 bales of Soft Shelled almonds, bales Filberts
ba!Hs Creamnuts I hbls English walnuts 10 csses
Sardlnes In half and quarter boxes 1uO drums Fgs
cases superior Pruns in glass Jars, 10 casks French
CuTEantS Is boxes RaislnsS Dried Prunys (icr,nS1
aud Turkish; Dried Pears: sicily Licorice liz tSe 1
SnlE LOO boxes Smoked lIerrings, lU casks EnelIsG
flckIes-ChoT-Chowi Possibilities etc. together with
alrge quantity Of SOyers Sutana Sauce and leliSh
Leo PERKINS Worcestershire Sauce in pint and half
pint bottles; SO dog. Quart Jars Picklei GheTkI"S
g. do5 S 2aar Jars Branded Peachcs Hermetfcay
ttonE Columbus Starch; Corn Starch In b ma ISs,s
IGr pudding, ETC.; German Peas, whole and s1iit:
Lntel5 CaraWay Seed, Canary Seed. French Mustard
ny the bottle or gallon, Extra qualities OF Black and
GI, Teas; Limburg, Salssago and Pine 4ppie
GheeSe; superior article OF Cognac Brandy and
Mhsky Pure Holland Gn aud large assortment of
10000 SegaTs of various brands and qualities chew
ing Tobacco of all kinds, among which are H. Good
win Bros celebrated Tin Foil Tobacco AMI g "
Gail AS do; all kinds of Snuff and smoxing
Tobacco, ETC., at W L0LESALE and RETAIL, torettss
er with general assortment of Domestic ;rocsras
and Pure Wine and Cider Vinegar
CIV. REESSING, SIS Market st
nSPL-S LGniOh copy. Wheeling, Va.
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0nnllllerfi :.
BY I2i5I55ls.i m n q :

i 494I12NTIG44Skfst1 s.i ~ -
B4iIrStaRB, Nov. S,-Fiou1 hrt1r Howard ST! ana
Ohio IS U43<; City Mills s. so. IS hear lS5Sf
y 1888 tor red. and Sl4es91 50 f4r white Corn
sc .uy;s mixed 65: yellow r4 BS Provisions firm:
1isss PORK Sls5G- eOtee quiet, but steady at ists
Is. Whisky dulIas 30 al3S.
NV YORK, Nov. 5-Eiour advanced Ice. aalcs 10
Wy 9S.9 at 50 $50 for state, SIS @A9s for Ohio
ami $'.SO@6 for southern. NheAt firm; Sales lIts.
COZ bush at SI35al S7I< for red and 81 lai So ISr
Mh te Sl.259l211S for 5JilwauEie CIuU. Corn firm:
sales $4,000 bush. nj TU14GT3c PORK steady at $40
firm. = r. s4F '4'SS7
PHuaDE1PEIA. Nov 5-FtOur very orlfet but prices
steadily maintained: sale< $500 bbs inciuiiiis ~
pernne 1t $3.50, extra $j,G2< aud extra family
At S0s11zS6l21S and Diamond Mills extra family
sold on private terms the offerings CT Wheat nIc
quite moderate and 1t IL in fair request; 1900 bus
good Penaa. and western red at $l-S7E9l35 and
White az S!+5Gl,52. kye steady at &c. Corn dull
ano prices hardly aimed: SALES yellow at
Oats steady ct 3S@3S14c. Provisions quiet; sales
Mess Fork at .6GlR2U, aud prime at Si46Is Hams
are steady at l2@14c7 sides 1l1f911 shoulders ol6
@y7Ic sales bulk sides at 91 aud 900 tierCes shout
deEs at S4c and prime LRrd sold at 19c. Coffee Is
very hrm aud furth GALES of GOO bags Roat 4l59E
CNcISTATL Nov. 5.-Better demand for Flour viii,
S9tgS,25 for good to choice extrnS. Wheat Sale
higher and In good delnnud; sales at 81 10 for
I2tr to choice red and $l.l4@1, l6 for white Corn
higher; sales at 3336c for now; very little old mr.
rViing. Oats dull at SIC. Whisky unchanged and
steady at 1919 Provisions-nothing doing: new
mess pork steady and in moderate demand to FIJI
orders at $lS; green meats held at COS and &c for
shoulders sides and hama. Lard sold at lie. No
change in Groceries.
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tuesday Nor 1ing, Nov. 8, 1850
---@Tug lincoln men, Bell men, ant

,-spTaE Lincoln men, Bell men, and
p...Efnsfdgers all held m ings in the city
I..t,yening. The Liuco men heldqnitc n
,,,4e and decidedly enthusiastic meeting
;, Washington Hall, which was addressed
~ S Brisbin, Esq, of PennsylVt nia,-
u, I;ri.bin was followed by E. N. Norton
r., in few telling remarks which were
.,ten,ively-listencd Oand frequently APP
-t,ndsd. Nr. Norton was 70 lived by a.
r Campbell. The Republicans seem d
- GOOD spir Is. rs they may well seem With
.,+h bright, political sky before them
IN. vO,e for ..Old Abe" to-day will aston
ID hi, opponents if we mistake not.
The Bell men were addressed ut the
f,a;t House by the Hon. G. A. Pearre,
.a.r which they formed procession and
,,,.bed through the streets, with torches
~ Bells of every description, the ringing
~ which, with The letting off of ERE works
nj the yelling for Bell, made the welkin
.,,, There were several delegations of
S,,,s from the country, which added not
f;,ie to the length of the procession aud
is inposiug magnitude. The sidewalks
v.tc fiel with people along the line of
march whilst the tinkling of little bells
were heard in I'LL directions. Several
houses we're Illuminated along the route
there vas cheering and waving of hand
kerchiefs and torches aud explosions of
prrotechnics, and all that sort of thing, the
same as VIC observe in all demonstrations
o: the kind The procession kept the city
awake and the streets alive till late hour.
The Breckenridge meeting at the Athe-
peun was SHINY attended. Gov. Wise
vas not here, of course, and doubtless
had no notion of coming. He made a
speech in Portsmouth, on Saturday night,
nsntion of which is made in the Telegraph
column. 1t is hardly possible that his
t.ends expected him to speak both here
.al in Portsmouth,. Z. Jacob, j. H. Pen
4.siOn and c. W. Russell spoke. The
d,.ss circle was reserved for the ladies,
We suppose. AT leas, it was saved for
s41. purpose, and presented most beg
s.t! account of empty boxes. Ditto gall
l..V
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Reporsed for the Daily Intellgenee1
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival OF the steeeler prince Albert.


81: JoH&ss n. +, Nov. 3.-Thct stealn-
! ! snip Prince Albert, from Galway, arrived
] aets last might, With Liverpool dates to
Tuesday, the Esd ult.
I Tue Dnke OF Richmond died at London
/ On - Tue z Slsl, aged 90 years.
T. me Emperor OF Austria and the Prince
! Regent OF Prussia were all at Warsaw, to-
Getner, With Prince Gofischhkof, Count
heShburg, and other prominent ministers.
Notnlng nae transP'red with regard to the
conference s.
ResstA.-lt IS reported that Russia had
pos.1I'sit reused 70 enter into any e1-
S"gements with Austria which might lead
to T war With France. France;
i, Inc Co"st'tut'onet announces that the
Inn, received received an autograph letter
i from tue Car OF Russia, explaining the
nature OF the W"rsNw meeting, depriving
Il 1 ., any signlnv"nce hostile TO France.
me suppression OF the Gazette Ne Lyon
was IN consequence OF ITS appeals for agi-
sa'' '9! US attack on the government, and
us ~. 1lsIoln OF good advice.
me Fafls boarse was hat and dropping.
! =. tTAhx'-4N @Plss.-Iclegrams OF the 2lst
| ult., ann. announce that tue vote on annexation
was !1en oe1ng taken. Much enthusiasm
$50. sno immense crowds had as
':.'Ss ~ ~ tuS s9ttuB places All was
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sept29
Tr11St Sale

pY. VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF TRrsr
u dated the I'D day of February 1885, and now Of
record IN Ohio County Clerks Office in deed book
No. II. folio 2l5, from William Hamilton and Eliz,
BETH his wife, to Morgan Nelson deceased. Trustee
WILL on the 26th day of November. 1880 before the
front Io0r OF the Court House Of said county in the
cty Of heeillg at II o'clock A. NJ proceed to sell
the following property, to wit:
Lot No. one az, situate on the South side of Lins-
icy street. IN that part Of the city of Wheeling called
Fifth Streets -'''''s' '''u
TERNs OF s4LE.-one-t third cash, and for the resi-
due credit of cir. twelve and eighteen months in
equal instanlents will be given, the purchaser or
purchasers giving bond and security. with interest
from the day Of sale; lien to be retained on the
premises further security.
MARY A. NELSON, Xxx
octz4-td of Morgan Nelson, deceased
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ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER PERSIA


ST.. JOINS, N. r., Nov. 5.-The royal
mail steamship Persia, from Liverpool, to
Saturday, Oct. 27th, via Queenstown on
the 18th, pissed off Cape Race ut nine
O'Clock on Saturday evening. Tie adj
vices are two auda halt days later than
those furnished hy the arrival of the Adri-
attic at New York
Italian affairs are unchanged
The meeting of sovereigns at Warsaw
adjourned GU the 26th. Unreliable re-
ports state the principle of European
Congress was agreed upon. but this state
ment lacks confirmation
1t is reported that Austria has proposed
the mediation of France for the pNcitc So
luton of the italian question.
Flour steady: the quotations for some
descriptions are barely IN iutained.-
Wheat declined 1921 since Monday.
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TREES! TREESI

Apple, Pear. Peach, Plum and Cherry
Trees.
JOHNSON & FROST. q MAIN STREET, SOLE
y Agents for the sew:ckley Nurseries, will have in
store on the hrst OF November 1000 superior Annie
Trees Of choice varieties; 500 Dwarf aud Standard
Pears 1915 fine, large, thrifty Peach Trees of new
and standard varieties 500 llums, of vigorous and
i ne'dthy growth and 1000 Cherry Trees, Of crtra
All the above will be taken up will. the greatest
Sate, anu every tree warranted true 10 its name
Nearly every variety of Apples. Pears Cherries &C.
named IN our catalogue, have been frllited on the
iarn attached To the Nursery, and exact drawings
house We are now taking special orders. which
VII he carefully filled and delivered here in forty
eiSht hours after the trees are taken up.
Call and grt ono of our nursery catalogues before
making up yHur order. Prices will he found ms low
~ those ot0ny other nursery.
octls JOHNSON & FROST.
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PORTSMOUTH, VA. Nov. 5.-!4n immense
crowd of citizens gathered together on
Saturday night. to listen to thespeech of
Gov Wise. On his appearance he was
greeted with hearty cheers for his success.
The speech which nc delivered is pro-
nounced the master effort of his life 1t
occupied sdScr four hours in its delivery.
He declared bsfore G6ils that he lgopkd nsrcr
submit to the eLsetioNa9f Lincoln. The
Princess Anne county Minute Men resolu-
lions were adopted. amid an enthusiastic
-unroar
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06

WAsutxoToN, Nov. "a contract for,
portion Of the Navy Yard supplies for the
year commencing Dee Isl, for the Wash.
ington, Gasport, Philadelphia, Charleston,
Kellery, Brooklyn ind Pensacola stations
has been awarded to the necessary 6ouds.
These supplies consist principally of lum-
Der, copper. nails and oil. to an estimated
amount of upwards of SlOU. 600.
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Mothers, rrnd ans.

The following extract from letter written by
the Pastor of Baptist Church to tho Journal aud
Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio and speaks volumes in
favor of that wOrld-reuowned meiicine-AIRs WINS
Lows SOOTHING syrup FOR CunDREx TEErnSo:
I'VE see an advertisement in your columns of Mrs.
WfnslOS's Soothing syrup. Now We never said
word in favor Of patent medicine before in our life,
but We feel compelled to cay your readers, that
this is no hnmbug-wE HAVE TRIED IT, AND Know IT TO
BE ALL 1t CLAIMS. 1t Is probably, one of tho most
successful medicines of the day. because it is one of
the best. And those of your readers who have la.
bies can't do better than to lay in supply"
octl6-Iy-d&w
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ARRIVAL OF THE ADRIATIC.

SANDY Hook, Nov. 5th.-The Steamship
Adriatic has passed here from Havre and
Southana,ton, with London and Liverpool
oates to Thursday, the 25th inst. Advices
from Italy state that GNribnlli had enter
ed Capua.
The Papal Nuncio has left Paris, in CON
sequence of orders from Rome.
y dispatch from Ancona says the voting
on the annexation will lie decrced for the
for the fourth and fifth of November.
The English squadron had left Syria for
the Adriutic
Two French vessels remained at Beyront
1t is reported that an agitation prevailed
N Damascus. ThFeats were made against
t1e Christians.
The ship Martha Whitcutau of Rich
m ,t, stranded in Dnndrtm Bay, on the
goth. The crew were saved.
AT the Newmarket races, Ten Brooks
horse Umpire" beat Tom Bovine in u
match for one thousand sovereigns.
Tbs recent census of Russia, shows the
population of that empire to be seventy
niue millions.
Latest.-LoEDox.- despatch from War
saw says the priucip!e OF Il European Con-
grcss will be adopted by the Convention
OF Sovercigns.
Adviccs from Constantinoplc say that
| the Grand Vizier is favorable to a forced
loan.
Ali Pacba is named as Foreign Minister.
Tue withdrawal of Ria PAcha IRON the
Ministry is expected
a great fight occurred at the election
of the Great Patriarch.
The British Government has proposed
to the Pope a modification of the CONNER
cial treaty of 1888.
1t is confirmed that Austria has 1oo, 900
men in Verona alone. Mantua and PES
cIliera are likewise strongly garrisoned.
LrvsRPooL, Oct. 21st.-Slessrs. Richard
son. Spence & Co., Wakefield, Nash 4 Co.
aud others report -four firm and provisions
advanced Cd per Dbl. Wheat active, at
full prices. Corn active and advanced Sd
OILS per Or; sales of mixed at Is sd.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 22d Pork dull; bacon
quiet. lard inactive. Tallow generally
unchanged.
LoxDoS, Oct. 29d.-wheat active for
English, and 6rm for foreign Sugar
steady. Coffee quiet but firm. Rice firm,
with au advancing tendency, owing to The
reduction OF duty in France.
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HOLIIDATspuRs, Pa Nov sth~SD. swS
Moore, special agent OF the PosF QGce de-
>rarsmept. on Saturday last, arrested John
Nc onnell, assistant PostmaStmaster at
Newry, Blair Co.. Pa, on. the charge of
r1bhing the mail. Mr.. NJ Council was
ecmmisttd 10 def nit OF, bail, to await his
trial ut. the next itrm of the United States
District Court for the western district of
Pennsylvania.