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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06
AsTROLOaY Y.

A BorA pIDn AsTRoLoonT THAT rvKSY oun
"A can depend on 10 Madame WILSON Who tells he oner
81 yuur vis eniev her Madame Wlsox
me greatest Astroosis thai ever ~ss Known the WI 70
voae OF her wonderful science, and tel Al hs
events N your whole life Her predictions " true ha
hey surprise who consnn her Some lsie~ maj
pei little tund though they need not fesr for che p-arto
roAing but what 10 rscon STA ,ie 70 gslo-phsrs Al ssou6
consult Wonderful and mysterious LADY her sdyfS
has neyer been Known 70 fsll n B.-xsdsme william
poasessaou The ceebrated magic chrms whth a. evrs
certain In Truly she b. called ms
derfu I'D Allen rr~e< between bonssr s1f soAuon
oy % Ne bakery Pee for ladies and rsDusmer. ~ "a
srorfsHrr0. : MADAME MORROW ssYHNrd
n dAnrhtss viii raul and rt of Foresight. ~ u BOO
econ often ron viii marry, ard many eveuh vor
vsry thoush Zee ~ cent? until Others copYng id
versemen~ ieS Ladiow urces, below uostoa oenIsnss
moi admitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06
NE DE OoRDovA WILL REPEAT HIS HUNoRoU
Tu Poem,
BROADWAY
Al Clinton Ball. ThuSday evening. h inst al O'clock
Admission Is cents
RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-FoR ALBANY AND
Ii Troy, connecting with trains North West Tram
IRON cHAnsxRs STREET I IRON TWENTY vIRsr srRss,
Express and II A. NJ, and 72s, ll0 A. r., aad $50 P
Pm. n.
Troy and Aloaay MAIL at SIS ,mvu
Troy and Albany with sleep 0s p. n Sundays iaoiua
Ing carl, s2oP.M ed).
Poushkeeps!e uain 7so An. ,,
PeekskIl train, 5NP.M. 6B5P.M.
bug Sing trnin, gD A. n. and 1910 A. NJ, as And as
A. r SMITH. superintendent
NEW YORK AND HARLEY RAILROAD.
IN For Albany and Troy making direct connections WITH
al points Wesl North west and Southwest
and after Monday Oct Is 1850 trains will oAvs Twenty
drh street Station, New YORK. ~ follows
Albany frpy Train. T. H. and SPM-
Albany Mall Train, 10 M
For Crotoo F SP H. stopping .. AL stations above Yori
For White Plains SIS A. NJ $50 and $40 r. NJ, Stopping
For weis Plains SIS r. N. iron White street Depoe ATOP
For Williams Bridge II A. u. and $50 r. \. iron Twenty
SIKH ssrees Depot, STOPPING = Al stat ., On.
Albany, 5 4 NJ nass Albany SIS A. M.-krprea rrAn
Albany. p. ~; DAst Albany, - T. ~
Albany ? A. n; East Albany 9i5 A. M-MAl Train
Creoo fAs A. H. stopping ~ al Ae stations norh of IRE
mont
Whsts Plains and 10 4. 4 and 40 r. n, aoppinxr
wliaas Bridge $40 A. l. and r T. stopping :. Al ST.
uous- JOHN BuRoHlLI1
Assistant Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

TOE sAyAEEAH-rHs yInsr cLAss sss asr,in.
~ st~msefp tIArn or 0EOR0rA, Capt =. - "a
20 ~ fvsn Philadelphia for savannah ssiur,W, -
kemoer 70 10 olriork n. Cabin psssAse SIS neer~
~ 1hrough tickets psv and sda'e panfs
y sane rstes ~ BY steamers from New York srpsror
ynse looms y ~ be sscared nv applying n
a HERON. Jr, Us Horsh whsres. psussesphls
ne ssesr.sr kkrsTorE rrArn wi1 Sal soors tor
IenrSnou NOVEMBER rs 81 no o'ciock-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

A PHRErOLo0rsT AND AsrROf,O9rsT THAT BEATS
q the wvrld snt vho tnown 70 fass in rvias
action W her vserS concernnE Iowa marriage
courvhp lac suits ourneys absent frisnds 1ases bddss
giving lucky numbers and recaming a.
unfsi,hful husbands y Miss WELLINGTON On, be
suited peropaly by icsts1 Those who ropsrt this ma
beautiful and accompshed sdy readily perceive the
dmerecce between bar ssuhc cacu stoos aud tse ma.
sery q hs arHfs and pretended ard ADD fyun
<lerv Re deceived By prstendera but know hal Mo-
The only perou wbo has The genuine Roman And Arasl
tssmars cv 0ve good uok and all hu~p sT.rs s5f 40
ruar~riest fos ME Hshy rcsvecA5e city ref~-~uc- 60
b. her rssidencs. i0l Nsth ,pp~te Ests
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

A Boox IoR ALI4-PARIs LorDos AND EEv
s e sss r, ~ ma K. ssso N
g,.a I, rs, ,..: "a s. ss,.:o III 81 ~ up %
. son,A ss ou n 1a 10 o. fss,sssy evening"
nR- BRoDlK ts BROADWAY. CHARGES MODERATE
~ and sure. siaoa, , nersa 49,. s remedies sf's
s ., cs.n ss c ccssrS S.. o. HSg: .s9
ma ALBERT LxwIs suRorEAE PHvsIorAH Az
~ snrron Is Jsy street New Tors, can Be- snsuied a.
Fl s,s ssss cure ss % < s. o. Aiss S &
.sf Ss s u. az q = r
- .. ys.-sG, 2, q ~ asssss v'A0o' psrasi on''
nR. r. ooBBErr HAS RKnovHD yR 10 DUAHI
Il csnv. street ses-.s. osssssr, md ss.a. srs..
esp - srsusea~s The moss Honorable coincidence a.
s s.ss. cd h. =. L. ssis%. . = "a one.
rrvs,s oou.snssos -br HuHTrs sss fos ihyy yssn
.nss ~ =. s ss sy :saos % ~s - =
ssoos q failure y. rs.sa.. =. "a ied i1ss. 70 I:
ssss ass,s q. /. .ss ma-s.s asiu y !. sisa
ss s ss ~ ssr Boz % Ss s s''''
= ApIEs-nRs woRcsrsR, BOTANIC. rHYsrcrAs
~. .1a s as mar 8. susa is .s
sr.s between sss ard sv-rre vh-re eve nay
- rousated ssp~rsss and prvsk. seslinx ussNun.
peovsssos sssrnld. ia cHAxsxRs srsssr, CAN
BE- cDnzuet - Usual o. By stey, 70 bor - New Tors
Pcss oasa
e-uur Ar HARLy gRAvn-RnAD The PRrvAn
- Neic>i rresss By Dr ward reausyIy ednc~ssd ply
s . nav ss o. x s,s s:' ss s s
Ms hrk Hs remedies and r~Atn~ul-the noa sue
crssfu IN NE ~rwd-Avs prepared from lifeline syeut
me srrai ssciAs and mge 3ytsnfsd pr.rus> Vs. ssy
s ssss va a. s' q f s.s.Ae... ~ S'' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

NaADApI HARVEY CAN rrr0KN HKs NASs
Vt friends and The public n he evcr q ny. ~ 49,
"A futurs their ertre she fce eonn
eez, ste hNs eqnsl n -ish IRE tsus re 49,
ses tenth between thirty fourn snd ny ~
sresu Ladies u cens oeniiemen not st'nitsa
~r.n.wp ~ "a ruu HEsr crIlrvo7ArY AND
m Asuoinstx In the Untsd stssss .dFS la0a
cAuses speedy msrrtasss 81 49, ,srs. vsr.is
D~a 30 s>nA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

SAVANNAH AED THE sourH-rux Nuw AMI
s,ss.n. ...am,hfp MONTGOMERY, rap,a. WIN 4,
berry ihe Aserioss Atisne Sores ss~smshar ao~pssy
vu cave pier u North Riyer cn isarsss, rsmsss
s.d ia sl~ssnce eomfcft safety .nd .pee ~ snv s
.or.s,x IA. Memphis 81 rs Nashville VI w kroyvfe
bas 60 oSsass,ss VS. as.nJ az all snss,..s al, A.
spps, I, II K ~ncs al. 90, Is ssn .sec. and s.
svc.dwsg ne n. oCs.-s 'u00e' = -
wember 10 n r NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06
MUSICAL.

a GREATLY IMPROVED PIANoFORfR
"a LT0HTB BRADBURY,
Of scale Of overvtrung bas, patent In
sulaed full iron frame grand and PiAnoortos No. al
BroomG streok. Pianos TO ronk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

vSOg SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-ON SATURDAY,
Nov 10, the United States Mail steamer FULTON j. A.
Woou commander, will san from pier Me- 81 North river,
for safety and comfor hss double engines
gdes other t. tends the OF collision srsndng
10 keep pumps free and secure the safety OF
Price Of second cabin SO and
SAMUEL NJ FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE
Agents No. Broad way.
xAa sle.mer ARAao win sail December s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

NEW BowBRy THEATRE
IN sole proprietorp. Mensrs Q. L. For T. w. LnsHsd
TUESDAY. nov. g. 1860.
The beautiful historical drama OF
MoLL PITCHER, IHE FORTUNE TELLER or Lynn.
l. Fox's comic psntonnims OF
THE FOUR LOVERS.
The lsuehable comediettA OF
THE LOTcBRY TICKET
And the roaring comic farce Of
DOD6IN6 FOX A WIFE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

TOE SAVANNAH AND orHEs POINTS, AZ sstow :
The nrs rlann nss wheel Steamship AUGUSTA tsvt
g woodhnlL Win leave saturday Eoveuber 70 al 2.
from pier kosA rivsr Though ssseu esa BE- had fof
Sev orIsss. 80 =, Noble SIS Nou,<.msr! sk; ss,
Ohsitanoovs -; raAhslie 81 7s knorvts sB -; Mem
obs Ssi - areusA tn % hseoo, tOi savanaah. eib
70 frvsght passage apply at - a~uAdwav,
Ihe steamer FLORIDA. Capt lsaao uoven, Will succeed
- - sANuKL L NrTcHrIL 4 SOY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

A MAGNIFICENT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO.
fora round corners richly carved legs and case nlad
with mother Of pearl and solh pearl ovestrung
fun iron plate, lined With satinwood has oil the modern i'm
provemeuts MADE order for the $500
been but months u be sold for $3.50 including
stool Ass elegant psrlor Suit $500 for $40
irqure No 10 West Twenty sixth street. sinh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

HooLlY 4 CAMPBHI,s MISsTREIs-NrBLo's "A.
koSDAY EVENING, NOV s. AND EVERY xvsNrss.
NOPE NEW fEAfURks BY TiI oREAr
kokPAREIL TROUPE
Loves Dsguises Cum Pluns Gum Oby Request Mc6waln.
rams Appeal 10y regues) Unce Jims Visit Patriotic fEsa
Dwarf Dance, Songs, Acts Plantation Seer ~
Doors open 1t OK commences q TX Tickets N seutsL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-ro SUCCEED rHn
- Aeratic.-The North Atlantic Steamship Company VIII
despatch the above ports their splendid sseamshp
ATLANTIC Captain e. Gray, carrying The United stsses
New York saturday Noy. u and DEG ~ from Hsvre
Dec Is and Souha npon the day after leaving
The Atlantic uneIceed for strength and comfort
has water tight compartments and IN sn rcspecs n com
for whom ecelent accommodations have been provided, viii
10 taken SIS each For freight pAsage apply II the ocs
" Ne company. 50 Wall streeet u
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-14

Dtefe 3Gtien sstgtn, bdb s~stRnhesbet 4. EtetI Gnn 6texts
fdae tn sseFem aanbc burb a~asstbruna Serurfadt wtrbtn, al.
dffcpen ypn Cen sattrethen nnbern 1stbcn, bic BON etney
iethteu GFS&!snnA btrbstaefItrt wtrSrA
z S6gnt euere GefiuSbett unb Rmtun i6r an etuer @rf1tttna Der
8ruit poer 2uhee letcet, fdufet etne Slafhe ron Sufela nb'S
baIfdmfGetn Gprttal unb ibr t6naet auf ft6ere GeneIun9 refneu.
beIPuAt.
3ufet fcnntt aber rtanAmat bpn StrbOrbenem Waeen, In pel-
dem SITE bs vDeutf6e 8ttter5" eeGrauft merten frate. Sn
5d1en pom etnem anbauerncen Sufpu terrIbrenbtr S6wGde uno
Mbipdnruns bes 8ansen G9lems ptrp mani bds Sttters Srn erpBent
Nuben fnben.
0aaette mtrO etnita BET Or 6. M. Saffpn, 4Ss gr8fr.
Ytildeeiphta, ~Serfertt8t ub Bet alcn.. Drueaifen unb -Slrrebaltern
purd, bic Ser. Staten Serfauft.
9ret& IS Gents Die Glal9e. & GA& Mt19tl
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6ente beainnt Der M1attermin.

VCAlS USStIL4ll QSL AtNtleLlltllI.
Sn ben anbern Courts farn ni6ta
prn 8ebeutua9 DOT.
~ 0eian9< SprtrGQe. = SSH
MAIDEN ba8 9eIan9ltebenoe 8ubiifun bQrqul
%aufnterfI Jam, baB beute, MrntQo g(benS
Die gerliner SGnoerin1e1, sri. NHaria Gle
brlo un0 Sri, Gpjulia Clemens, in Dem Dbert1
neu oetprlrtelt S1ale Der Me6anic8 San, fSQ~
petteitr. go. 1852, foniIde WelanoIfitde nit
@uitareas 8c9leitu1g pprtraaelt iper6en.
gZ @tnw eib unos- Sente gPonz
tag mlro IN oer S~urnbal1e, Scr. 300 W.
Prattltry Die 1leuer6oute Spumermirtb1daft
auf'8 feierltdlite %er6ffnet ur1b einqepei6t merbett.
Die 6eitlt4fett bcginnt @prnittuq8 10 llbr
nit etltel1 Pra4tz2und, unb BON 2 llbr Nadz
mitta93 all 9rpBe8 Gou5ert inter Qeituno be8
riibnllid befalluten Hrpf. YerbId.
BS . It Baltimore Nrb. Sale.
6eute Ibeno miro Gapt. Sduiot8 MuIifcprp8
ntdt erfe9len ben Nuientbalt in Der bi6Idyei1s
9eridteten Spmmerwirtbi6aft rbiger Sale 10
1lt9eneblt ol8 nlD9lid 31 MAIDEN. 8eroopQ &
BIOttu'8 beritbnlte8 2a5erbier mirb per3opft 1t,
Ie9en bic 5erren 9ilOebrarb & &Snig 5a6lrei=
dem 8elndc e1tt9e9eu.
B5T Us q y tn 9tpn n.-Se1tc
Nadl1lttt19 9arltonie- Whnltf, au8oefabrt BON
. pllallof8 Wfutfcprp8, lppbei SeeQer'8 uuD
Stiefel'8 alt88e5cidnetc8 8pf6ier per5apft pirb,
N97 Sn Nullmann'8 n8elle pne
y arten" ftnoet 9eltte, Mpntag, lei oilts
tiger Wltterung, Sarlnoniez unp Ian2muIf
itatt, nobel See9er'8 Sod lp8gela1Ien mifrb.
BS Spfbter unb 2und! Sn
Der GurnboG1e, Ger. 10 g. 6reberifIr.
ptrb Sr, 8ud8baum beute, Mfpntoo alrr
6eter Der @inlpei6ung be8 nen beto1irten @Qz
Ions einen auSge5ei6rreten Quld gum 8eften
geben, Batlt & Niebel8 8pdbier wirb lei
oleler gele9etbeit per5apft.
GP 8pdbicr. Sn Der 9ibertbz Safe
6e8 Capt, 9etberi6 9ibt8 beute 8pfbter
better Qlalitdt, lolpie 1unf II. SurmDniemuIif.
90 SIN pidwar5en Sof", Scr, % 09prb
6reOerifltr., miro beute, Wtontag Elm au8oez
5et6teter Sod lo89ela1en, nobel e8 SEER 8.
Wtutb ali einent t%elifaten @abelfriiblflid nidt
miro fcblen Gafen.
BF Bur Gtlrtpctbun9 ieiner na6 @fe bon
Canal uaO Brattitr. perGegten @irt6Idaft
0i6t e8 beute Bel 6ron3 untermaq=
ner fa1tDI en 2ultd unO s. Ser5p8 & @loB'>
Ide8 2o0erbier.
Bg 8irtGf6oft8< @r6ffnnug.
Nr. $, Sruuie bat Die @irt6l6aft be8 @nHi.
Gcpemantt, 35 g. Treberiffr. ii6ernpmmelr,
uno miro bieIel6e Geute, Ntpntas nit einem
~pelifaten 2ltt6 e%rBlfneu,
NE ST. S96nfelo miro 9el1te in leiner
Wirt9id1ft, p6armpniez6alle" (0}. 6reberifz
tit. SEQ. 25) etnen b~elifaten 2u1d, auftti6en.
Ia nm d. -5eute, Wpntu9 miro
ST. S. Spmmerf elp III ber olten Gur1balle,
Gfe 8rpntz unp 2pnlbarpltr,, ei1en p%elifaten
2un1 anItiI6en.
mg~ SolppoDS Ntnen unS Sa1be+ =
q 6 tung t9r &Gufer, = ga %btciclbcn
elene na99emadt ltto Nerfdlif t nerbeIt limb, - iplte
pa6 publitumt %erfabrer, bab e6 cine prpbe fir lire
Me6t6ctt gtebt, nGmli6 ba8 @aIer3ei6en pSpl>
lppaY NGw>gprf unD 2pnbpnn mel6e8 III jebem
glatte bc5 9lnwetiung8tude8 3u ieben it, menn
man bafIelbe 9c9en has StGt bGlt. Die pilen ltnb
Su baten So. 80 Maibeh Sane Nep>gprf rnp Bel
auen Orug9iitelt gu rs GtS., 63 Gt8. uto 81 bic
Sdadtel. 11W19S
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8pH Sier /!

Ser grpfe VSpcf, weIder leben Q8tnter in Der mObGbefanntcu
Sacpb See8eri4em 8rauerei 9roB 9e8o9en murbe, rpirb beute,
o TIpV SrSum s" ,i mr. g @sf,n III an SieGer S StS4T 1TpyI irsnnSri %it e i~V' m MI
Dem 8emerten, baB ib bnelbe nm II llbr 8ormita98 bur9 emen
famOen 2un6 er6ffnen wel6e. SD bin itberjcu0t, RAP Der Gee
9er'ide Bod hurd1 ieine St66e bic beiben 8orer 9eenan uu6
Saper8 in rouitdnbtgen Mibfreoit brin9t uno babe oe89al6 sur
Sie9e8feier cine au89e ;eiGuete OtuFf auf ben 2beno en9a9'rt, ba-
nit oa8 Gergui9en metner ltebei Sdlte oolltlno9 lei uue GAS
g8o9t ibre8 gebes ltno @etfe8 9eb6ri9 9epfe9t werbe.
~&e9clmdBi3e8 @cnSert in metncm 9Otole Wpntn9, Oornerito8
uno Somita9. capt. q @ctoert0t
GlHO ,Qbertu SAIL
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Or. SSmfelnmD'S beriibmte8
bfilt erunoitb aae
n ptcr Der Qeter entIiebcn.

dtn cher Der Qebtr' tntifeben.
8Iu:e5 n.a benz 9cpfe. 6durs I'm 1dasn, 6srabrenatn, Sob.
srehHen: q sptiiUfstftt Sdipsrs TN MaSsn, S3pdSt nns
SerlfIcpfen 56o As scr Nlstn, 8Isten III btut @tR4t
Steer unb 9ryfihmtrjtn, Pcibuerbrn bsin 4ttratn, @tlS'
ptrbea Ser 6aut urb Muasn, GettenFeben S4nfr3sn i'm
&afen unb BEN @nsbtn. 5(st I'm R0pf sno Brsnnen I'm
3(etf6, B~an8ipfett rnb Nishsr8elhla lenbftt.
Di& Gt1entbumer fnnpfeblen bitfe Dtebt3tn Der Mnfatrtlnrt.
lett bee T~ubltflms, len ~lbsrtsaat Spn BEN qDertP uMb bar
GuGtaefantgtt ~ptrfeIpen fir ale Qtiben. rU0far fs %sDrfebsnb
s%inpfobItn ptrb. 80 In btss ttln reuss un6 un8tprIfteS
Ritiel, lVrbeen etnss, bd5 felt 10 Sdtren bic Yrufung Ser benz
amsrt.antfben WcIfs te1Gntta bat nns bsntn Ruf aMO Der
fsuf bs Test md ssn fstntni IHbtrn. erttt$t rurbe. Ott
,atperforen aus adm I6sttsa btsfss 2onbss 81 @unaen seben,
seben in5 ~unaetfucrs unb ct seeaans DurGlt ans bee aItasr'
itbe unertgelblt6 bur& bic assntsn ~sertpetIsn last, mus aud
ben uneIdHbt8ata l%tsrBsIgen, baS bisles Sttters rntrtsa bt
Berdtmtbdt S~eroteRt. nel&s Is trlaEGt bat.
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DR.. Hufeland.
0aliamiiher GprpiaI

far faueut 5siEuna BON 2uHtn. Grfattuus, SnFusnitu, Brdu.
ne, Tau5sa 6ais unS faftrOtrenentsinbuu8 ansSebruus unk
penn nod nt6agi6, Gr,.. .,truus fur Wiz an bieier Rranftttt
2eipeate,. fel6f In ben ttstsn Stabttn.
Diefs b%eritrnts preparation III elei& BEN Sttttrn ~suSsrIdi-
"a, - 60 IN fur etas Ridft BON Rrdnips ter %btftrnrxt, htG
MFR bteftS 9aubet untsrpprfsr aue - Granibetten BE BON e-
AFR t!staen Griaitun8 %brrrItrrn. Or. Ben, ttefe esRt 6rtt-
de NuttOritdt fact: Sd ma ntnt b~sbnupten, bds salt"
far uns II, uaS bic pef lnS tAs ssIbt 8ttbrr fur btt Btwpt.
aer Gnberer 3cnen fnb. dbsr Id Tam btftrnmt Ser09srn, baS
lie uHs 8rdntbrtttn sa arGssrsr @sfdtrIt&tsIt uns nssE
S~tefssfdue ~jnfdbrtn.
glue wettsrs Prob. Der sntrtsIl6sn GtfdbrIt5ieiI bar xsz
elmer fetnen @rfdItuas en.fetenSen Gr1ufbetten 3ti9t Hh Bel
rtnern Sltd ubcr na4asbentt aus sen @ertGtrn bs pbtIabsI.
pbtG @siunebeitshnafts entroutn,ehe Ea6eIe, Grebbeua %bts
,s;a4 Nfe ydbsIe. aa -
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Sn ser Ocr90n9cnen WpWe IN New.Yprf on9e-
Baiia8teri4tff pon 6cnti@en 9Gfeu.
8orfe nDprette," Capt. grabau 900 PalI. bon Bremen am
%. Mir3.
nNtIanta," 9Ortnrann, 80 8. b. gr. nit $50 9af.
LUTON" 9Srltn,onr, So :. b. Sr. 218 gaf.
,0elpettas" Noppe, 40 8. b. Gr. At Haf.
rBtelanb." 6terlan0. 81 {. nit 1853 Gah.
oOprau," Mepcr, % Z. y. Sanb. 900 9ai.
y&pbert Sect" Sir9en8, Sc G.. y. Sang. 200 BafI.
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SBafbimetptt 8. q.

0g- lniern 2eeua IN ~Baiqin)tOn sur @odridt, baB Der Q9ot
6e8 "QSeder," Sr. GOlelI, feline @o6nun9 mad 80, sos eiIfte
Giraffe na9e 6r pennipIv. Nb. perfect Bat. DO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-30
BY TEIEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2s.-AIoney market lower with
better supply of currency; Exchange dull and UNI
changed. Provisions buoyant holders generally with
drew their stocks from the market, sothat 1t Is DIM
cult to buy at quotations mess pork held at 1000
IS, which IL equivalent holding it out Of the mar
ket quite largo business done in bulk meatsnt very
full rates. sales $50 pieces sides averaging 50 lbs at
at Burlington. and SC including packages, $4,000
lbs sides delivered Feb 10th, at 81. Lard held at
sold 75S for shoulders and 9 for sides. Flour firm
and extra higher about 2lO0 bbls sold at 55O@5,5S
for supertino and S5,65@5,s5 for extra Whisky, no
change, 1870 bbls sold at 2UIS@20A. Groceries, no
change. Grain--demnnd for Wheat in excess OF re-
cciptS which continue light and prime white has at-
vanced to Sl33@1,35 and prime red to. $1.2s@l 49,
salos 600 bushels prime white; Corn dull and un-
changed; Oats steady. fair demand at dc IN bulk
and mime fall decIined to 5GSc and fair to good to
55@1GOc sales 700 bushels
New YoRx Jan. g. Ashes in moderate request at
unchanged prices sales 60 bbls at S5.3T for pearls
Flour dull and heavy, with demand chiefly for the
supply of pressing wants Of the Eastern trade ship
pers offer S. 20 for good extra States sales 5000 bbts
at SL95h5O5 for superfine State S520@53O for COM
mon to chuics extra State; $l9595,10 for superfnc
western; S5,2095,30 for common to medium extra
western; S5,GO@675 for shipping brands extra R. H.
o.: the market closing dull Rye Flour only in very
moderate request at S3T5@446 for common to
choice sgperns Corn meal dull 9slss 100 66.s Jer
dull at $I,75@1,s715 q cwt. Whisky declining, sales
and sellers wide apart in their views small sales
white Southern at Sl42 white Michigan SLAB; Mil
waukie Club Is held at with buyers lor eS
port at S1.1s, delivered. Corn less plenty and may
be quoted shade frmer; sales $500 bus. ut S0@823
for now yellow and white. Pork frmer, with rather
more doing; sales 5000 bbls. at Sl7C917.20 for old
mess $1IST91S for new ST so for untnspected new
mess SlO5G69l6,75 for new thin ness $l1.sIal2 for
old prince Sl3;G0@13,7e for new prime; included In
the sales 1000 bbls old prime on private terms
Beef in better demand, bnt prices without material
change; sales ESQ bills for country prime; S.
@S56 for country mess $9@9.7h for repacked mess
SlO501 1for extra mes5; beef hama quiet and steady
at Idols for western; u for state. Dressed hogs
shade frmer, and in pretty good demand at ~ for
western.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-30

my- CR1SoLISE TH1UMPHANr.-Tf Her
Majesty, the Queen of Fashion and of
France, ever did undertake, as has been
alleged, to collapse the balloon herself had
;paated-in other words, to Danish crino-
line from the high circles of society, after
the delicate and ingenious purpose of its
Introduction had been subserved, she has
experienced, it seems, signal discontinue
and failure. The hoped skirt is, in its
very nature, rebellious and defiant, and it
srells in Indignant refusal to obey the de-
cree for its suppression. The London IL
lr..ratsd Times says that in spite of the re-
p.ated predictions to the contrary, the
leading ladies' of Paris evince no symp-
toms of any intention to discard either
their crinoliue or steel hoops. "The new
est bali dresses are covered with masses of
elaborate trimming, which have the effect
of augmentiug even the magnitude of their
actual dimensions. Skirts, multiplied one
over another, are ornamented with i'm
mense boquets."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-30

LEAvExwonrH Jan. 2s.-The Pixies
Peak express company has decided to run
a pony express from Leaveuworth to Sec
ramento City. The time is fixed at 10
-days.
e The Post Office Department has ordered
the Utah mail service back to its original
time and will make monthly instead of u
semi-monthly mail
In addition to the amount of gold re-
ceived by the Pixies Peak express yester-
day, about 100000 are reported by pri-
vate hands.
The winter in Salt Lake Valley is re-
ported as having been very severe.
Considerable disorder existed at Camp
Floyd and a soldier had been murdered by
nm unknown assassin.
The Salt Lake VALLEY Tan says of over
two hundred murders committed in that
Territory within the past three years, not
single offender has been convicted or
punished
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-30

barTux OLD Folks. thirty in number,
will appear at Washington Hall tonight
and delight the people with some of the
old clothes and old songs of We Aud
Lang Syne. We have no doubt but they
will draw q crowded house. There is
something unique about these young old
folks in their queer clothes, besides their
music is unequalled and vastly superior to
test of one hundred years ago. In this
Particular, alone, they over do the charac-
tsTs assumed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-30

w- SPrrE.-A woman applied to one
Of our Aldermen, on Saturday, stating
that sue was the owner of house, which
she desired to rent, but which is already
occupied by man, whose time is not
qnite up. Another party, stranger, de-
sires to rent the houee, but before doing SO,
wishes to examine the interior to see if it
suits him. The present occupant refuses
10 allow the premises to be examined, and
the woman looses the opportunity to rent
the same for the ensuing yeur. The AL
dcrman told the woman he could do moth
lag for her. What redress can the woman
have? What does the profound profess
sion think of the case2 Is there anything
init?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-30

BSrGaEAr DISPLAY OF BEILIGEREST
Kx1yEs.-An ARRAY occurred opposite our
Office on Saturday, of disgraceful nature,
between two men either of whom are old
enough to be great-grandfathers. We did
not lcarn the immediate cause of the Diff
Guilty, which was first made known by the
appearance of an aged and respected citi-
zen rushing out of locksmith's shop,
pursued by an octagenarian armed with a
knife, which he threatened to stick into
the fleeing party's body several times
Some gentleman passing by caught the
deadly arm, when the party who fed, re-
treated few steps further, and drawing a
knife wanted the other to. come on, and the
latter seeming equally willing, no little
difficulty was had to prevent the old gem
tlemeu from cutting and stabbing each
other.